The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-03 00:00:00

, 4 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.• Jvi i HOUB OP ROYAL ooluusaom. The veyil alone was gins lw ownsaiwin bo the Yam I pas Ronde= Peer 11111• Pattie Moss (Bno and_4- ) ; taihrtme:puto sad Approach* MI • = l l eel Rapp:woeßawsseaanothi (Wand) B O O; Onanty - Tones Regletration Bin ; aad a analtor of prints Nn. The royal earanniansre ewe the Dxd Othassithr, Bed Genten, sad Vierown The Loan Onawcthnon book his slat ea the woolsack at II o'clock. PRPTATI MINIM The following Dint wen wad a third Cleo saj d pmeed _— Gnat Torrington Reath ; Corns sad B.& Biki Delgelly Railways ; Great Northers Bantry (azy sad Hartford bruin) ; Ilddsrvainter, Bleanorly awl ne Watw ; Glenn Waver Bellask On • Thereon sad ;T r = Devon Railway ; Bring s ad Ruler ; Bristol Join Minim; Gnat Bestan and Leaden and Black wall Railways hiaa Railway ; and flarathesasin and Oily Rail titarrina. CATHERINE GAUGHAN. The Earl ef BANDON eased the Fleshiest of the Cass ell why the metenee wid th was paned as or about the 20th at April last es thsti.thepester Barth sad other todlvidthis of the polies fares soiseersed is the outrew epos Oetherine :Zat Belthedesu is the empty of Else, had sot bees a tto effeed. Earl DEAN VILE maid it appeared that as order had bees gives to rearm the aublespestor, mad though he still ressaised is the ssiehlassrhood it the ecesequeem of his bey* reported Massif ; hut he had oot dem duty sines the meioses. The cesetables would be removed to other places ea opportunities offered. The Irish governmest had Use order the imprethes that the sentence bed beers car. sied oat, but sahesquest Smirks lad to statement from the heed cosemble so the easel he bad dated. DOGE REGULATION (IRELAND) BILL. ma lordships west into committee oa this bell, sad stilt soros discussion in ustasnos to mobil amendments, the bill paned through committee and was ordered to be Mortal TM GENNBAL PONT•01 1 1A01 (ADDITIONAL SITE) BILL. Lord STANLEY of ALDEBLEY, la movies the wooed readim of this WU, said that is addidea to the Urge saw bor cd lettere wbiah weed thatiogh the Poet-cifilae team were ether large deglutinate is the Post-eflae Middle& as these of the mousey orders. altar beaks, the patient poet. sad the book oast ; sad Mies% with a amber of other Sip, mode it asemoary that larger space &odd he sogstred foe carrying at the lbtudasas. The reseal bog- Poo r the Poet-MAN area Ireemalsd I. wort diffenat =and It had bees nemseary to hake two large ego is 8t Peoracdotrehyord. The government pea posed to take powers to peridiess • site In Si. flartie'e-la pond, for the parson at erectly' there= the WW2. which might be aeeerary for all the awe departaleata The maim woe specs to. THE SEWAGE UTILIZATION BILL. The reiorToi s;reireed to. The looloeura (No. 2) BM, sad the Linos/tee Court cd Oleseery Bill pared through committee. The Commiteiosere d Bapply Meetlop (Soaked) Bill. sod the Pommies Bill were reed s third time sod pies& Os the mottos of the UM of OIARINDOIf t the hews, at 26 minutes pet 6, attiosroad to holds,/, the 12th of Jose. 'MU 07 COMMONS.—Funny, Juin 2. The house reamed et 8 deka. THE CANADIAN DELEGATE:. Mr. WARNER asked the :castes of State for the Cote aim whether there was say !modifies for a statement which bad appeared is a newspaper, uedsestoed to be med. said, called the Owl—(kughter)--to the sired that a Mset indents/ad* led bees arrived at Mem bar eMy's government and the Canadisa delegate' • sad if we, when he would be prepsred to acquaint the hone with the tame of the arrangemat. Mr. CA.RDW ELL--Tho coeferems between her Majesty% at sad the ministon from (Roads hare sot yet =br me ought to a ohs., bat I hops I shall my soca Wahl, to report the rerun of them to the house. (A laugh.) PRINCE KUNO. Camel SYKES asked the Coder Secretary of State far Ferigo Affairs whether information had beset received of the dismissal of Prime Rug from his Aloe of President of Ye Board of Peruke Adana at Pekin, aid who had bees appoiated hie asemeacw ; and whether official revile had boss received from tire diplomatic and coseular eathoritles is Chian of the p ro ver of lemmatise is several produces es affecting the export sad import is& of the coantry. Jdr. LA YARD—I am happy to inform my hon. and gantlet fried that Primes Klieg has been appointed hi own saesessar. We have received a telegram from Praia to the West that be has bees militated with all his dignities, aid eels prime 'Waiter. We have no oficial reports with mud to British teed*, bat toe the whole the amounts are very favourable, with the exeeptioa of those places occupied by maraudees. There is every prospect of fie trade is- _ XIDDLESEI INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL BILL. I reply to Mr. NZIWDBOLTI, lit. HENNESSY said that *a Thursday next he ioteeded he submit a mottos to the house on the subject of Wm bill. UNPMESITY OF LONDON. 'Upon the motion by Lord PALMICIATON that the home at lb rinse should seljouns until Thumlay next, Hr. G. DUFF rose to call the &bestial of the hones I. the claims of the University of London to be provided at the national expose with a budding suitable for its education and worthy of the position it ocempied amongst inatitutioes of the obtatry. Ho said that that university stood in dm relation to the house and the governmeat in a position entirely different from that occupied by the great majority of other educational institutions. It was to all inmate sad purposes a department of the state. Its clianeellor was appointed by the wows, three parte of its mate were nenduated by the crown, the regniatioes made by the senate did not Womb operative mid they bad been senctioneri by the Home Secretary, and its accounts must be Fauna through the audit-office =scaly in the same way as those of say other branch of the piddle servies. Sub ao testa began bad a right to demend et the governmeot building appropriate sad suitable to it ; and if it had such a building ha usefulness would doubtless be enor mously increased. so that instead of 1,000 candidates who now presented themselves every year for examination, the somber would probably increase in mother thirty peen le 3,000 caadidates from all parts of the empire. Mr. COWPER said his hoe. Mood had certainly not over. tested the claim of the Loudest University to the favourable esesideratioo of Mohan% and he ooncurred in the eulogium the boo. gentleman had proooneoed on the great usefulness of the university, and the peat benefits it bad coeferred or. the eduestios of the country. The matter had not been lost sight of by the government. There was every dis position to provide the usiversity with suitable premises for carrying on the valuable work in which it was engaged, sad it could not be doubted that at the present moment scene additional accommodation was required. An addi- tional examination ball and waiting rooms for madidstes, might be ell that was absolutely neesseary, but in deal* with this subject they must not content themselves with merely looking at the immediate wants of the iostitution they most besides that it wee a growireg institution, and that the somber of poem who were desirous of 116•116041. Wier was constantly ineressilig. He was glad to say that lite council and the mate of the lapdog University were always glad to extend their eperatioes whenever they found any new branches of seientilio ksowlrelp requiring more attention to be paid to them, and more facilities to be =to the study of them. He was glad that his hon. had mentioned the subject, and he would repeat that it had 'waived the minus abolition of government. THE ORDNANCE SELECT COMMITTEE AND ITS PROCBEDINOB. Mr. H. BAlLLlEMlliciattentbiio the ptomains of the Ordsance Sabot Ommitts, which, be said, had been eharacterieed by Mintemagement, incempetency, and ea teaveganos, The ordease department was, he mid, ad- Limietered by a courrnittee of officers who were practicelly without respoembaity, and had very anomalous duties to dim:barge, for, whilst they were called use to pronounce judgment upon the inventions of other pens'. they had b 1160016 rivet Moulton and mannfeoturers themselves, sad serried ea their experimate at the Best of the motry. The advice which the sommittee had reessily given the War- Mlles, to rause the Me of the probable and the weight of the charge of the aewly amid 7-iseb gun, would, if acted epos, prove vary asily to the costry, Manna as the whole of the existing projectiles, which had been purchased at an sormos sum, Todd Some utterly worthless. Mr. PEACOCKS contended that an inventor ought not to sit se a judge open hie own inventions in competition with those of other perms. Mr. VIVIAN asked who was responsible for any par. Mauler arm, whether mall or large, that might be adopted. The Mars& of HABTINGTON said there was no doubt that the reeposibility rested with the Secretary far War. He admitted that the lunatics of the committee were not those of inventory but It would be absurd if se of its members were to suggest a wief it improvement, or an Ica =alteration cr iostructioo, that he should be de from having it considered. Bat during the men years they had been in existence there were only two came IR which they bad issited, and thin was soaraely rufficiest be matitate an inventing body. The noble marqmis aim generally defended the prosodies of the committee is aspect of the soothed of gunnery experiments end the el sage effected in maim 6miptioris of ordnance. In answer to Oolionsi P. Herbert the noble Marquis further stated that no istractiosa had been seat to Gear xii Owners to withdrew from the clergymen Mies as chaplains to the troops in New Zealand the pay wed al . lemma gives them white performing duty with the troops ; and if say sash orders had bee. given by them/ had it meat be the result ad • atisappeelmeica on hie The mobs for adjournment was agreed to. THE AMEN JAH PETITIONS. Oa the order for sonsiderlog the report from the Meet senemittas ea the Mean Jab petitions, Mr. 0. FIB, having gime • mita of the pis sedans Is les.he semelsies, sawed that George Mania MileileM, Seim bletimied elpegme la several mid knowiagly preens& Shea; wee guilty of eim i ret i :tn the pririkwee of the ( Soma Mr. HENNESSY had previously premolol Pod• lima ban She aserisi task magpies Is Mis ma. V I aifiss "lr - 7 f ir m r SATURDAV SONE 3, 11465. on io whine the inqeiry bed beta oreaCeeteds ald Vet' IMO the weilmet sans as it wee, had est been inels - inth. sad was wholly unreliable. • the ATIORNEY-ORNIERAL deltoid the gamed- Inge of the somminee, sad gam it se he *doe Mat It was the duty ef the home to mark Its mews of the repro hemline Me of Mitchell, labia had been proved b fa • shadow of float* With mad to Mr. atrint, the astor, who bad employed llinhd as an aged to get up the Wi ther, it bed ewer bem probsoded that he me • party to Alaqpilsr. Aber mese cihnemicse the mode. wee agreed to. Mr. FORSTER. neat moved that George Morrie Mitchell be omatteted to bee Majesty's gaol at Newest*, and that the Speaker should hem Ids warrant mocabegly. The motion was opposed by Mr. Hammy sad Mr. Notice. and supported by Sir J. Ferguson and the Attomey-Geseral. On a division, it was tarried by 41 to 7. Mr. FORSTER having awed that Powell Marshall and Henry Whitehead had - been guilty with Mitche ll of *Da imn of the privileges of the lime Mr. COX protested against the motion, on the ground that the deem had eMbese peeved to his satisfaction. Mr. AYRTON aossidered the whole affair diaoreditabie to parliament, wishing to throw the whole odium Matthias to them apes the goverment Mr. W. D. RETiIOUR also condemned the propositio% bus as • division it wee serried by 3S to 5. Mr. HENNESSY wished to know what was to be dam with the um dna they wen committed to the custody al the filerhaddet-Arwt A preenely Mahn puniehmeet was Misted by order el the home epos Mr. Struts, who many years ego was committed to the custody of the Seriesel-MArms for for* • rilittdilt• to • P• 51140 0- Thas was hie first demo, and when he committed • second dem, be was let off without say punishment. Mr. O. FORSTER said Is would depeod upon the diem nos at the hoses how lan the men were kept iii custody. Sir G. GREY end this was the mildest muse of pureed. lag the boom could take. The party might pedtka the home, and whatever be mid in his favour it would be dia pond to she into its mmelfal maideratiom The motion was thee speed to. NATIONAL EDUCATION (IRELAND). The home having pee into committee of imply, Sir R. PEEL explained the operation of the National Board daring the pan ear, which he described as most setilaelory and to the people of Doled of all religious dmemMtiom. He was persuaded that the ea hood system wee daily taking deeper root ix the conntay. Some dlsonerioe mud, oddly with referenoe to the do nominations! as compared with the Mimi system of oda *OM, in the oonrse of which Mr. WHITESIDE said that, bowleg studied the question fir some years, be had waived at the melon= that the state would ultimately demand • good secular education in proportion to the mosey it gam, and would leave the re 'tenni nomad watirely free. Sir R. PEEL, Teton's( to the moved schools, end they were is eousexion with the National Board. that the du. ,s,paoma Mho no in them was admirable, and that it wee pro posed ionesneg the grant in their regard to give gnaw t to their operations. Mr. MONS was in favour of extending the moni torial system. Mr. WHITESIDE empleneed that the schools of the Church Edmatio• Society were deprived of any parilaips doe in the public grants because the New Testament was reed is them. The O'DONOGHUE disapproved al the national system, which, he said, led the people of Ireland to behove that I was of very esawedery lon port! said that, rt e retinroh Education Ilissisty would comply with the rules ot the National Board es which greats were made, they might come in and Mare Mom. The Me was Una weed to. as were several others, and the Mimes reported program DISTILLATION OF SPIRITS. The house west foto momaittet oa the Woad Revenue A T The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved a resolutloa L nfeeeaee to the dist/Wks of spirits. The diet boa gentlemen explained that the relamitioa mulch hid beet made io the revenue law Is favour of certain maatifeetame is which methylio alcohol was ass& had bees ended, so IA to make the liquor potable, and hews the .tetchy for this reirolutkm.—Apeed to. The home rseamsd. DEFENCE ACT (1880) AMENDMENT BILL. This bill was read • mooed time. MILITIA BALLOTS SUSPENSION BILL. This wood throftb 000imIttoo. MILITIA PAY BILL. This MD pima through committal. PIER AND HARBOUR ORDRItS CONFIRMATION BILL. This bill woad through soisismitSsa. SUGAR DUTIES AND DRAWBACKS. The report of no resolutios on wear duns. sad draw• backs was brought up sad speed to, sad leave sires to bring in a bel fouadsei therms. DISTRICT CHURCH TITHES BILL. This bill paned 'brew& committee. TRESPASS (SCOTLAND) RILL. This bill also passed throagh oennsities. LUNATIC ASYLUM ACT. Mr. 800IIRFDILD °Webbed leave to bring le a boll to explain sad tweed the " Lusatia Asylum Act, 1853," sad the " Lunacy Act Amendment Sot. 1962" with refines°. to 00 , 41111iilli of tows. wig& have courts of gamier sessions bat no rsoceder. POOR-LAW BOARD. . . Mr. VILLIFJIB obtaised leave to Mien in a bill to en tities the Poordaw Commimion for a limited period, sod to make certain anzeedments in the law regulatieg the relief of the poor. The house adjourned at 20 minutes to 1 o'clock until Thmeday next. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. Gamtaryton.—A meeting of influential electors of the borough of Greenwich was held last night, to take into eonsideratioa the ►resent state of the represeatation, sad the Decesiaty of taking steps to proms a candidate ea the suessesor to Mr. Angerstein, who would be likely to meet with the support of the libersis of all shades of opinion. After some oonvereatioa as to roadidates who bad dandy announced themselves, and who it was eciesidered had no chance of being returned, it was resolved that Sir Jobe Villiers Shelley, who has annonaced his inteation to retire from Westminster, be requested to become a °midi ' date, and a requisition with that object is now in Dowse of diastase, in order to test the amoral feeling of the electors. It wee stated that Sir .1. Sheller bad expressed his welling idles to spyser as a candidate, if invited by e large body of the sossitistez. Dos= n Thursday evening a large and in• emend meting of the liberal party wee held in the Town ball, Dover, to bear ea expoutios of the political views of Visor/tut Bury, M.P., and Mr. Beaten Smith, wbo offered themselves as candidates in the liberal interest. Those footloose having addrened the meeting et great kegth, resolution warn passed, adopting them as the Sterol midi dataa, sod pledging the meeting to support their return. Larecasieu. —At an iulluential meeting of the eonsomativws of Leocaster, held on Thursday, a unanimous wish was expressed that Mr. Lawrence, the mayor of Liver. pool, would consent to be put in nomination for the borough at the ensuing election, and the meeting pledged itself to give him its hearty support. Mr. Lawrence, who was pro ses; assured the electors that the subject should receive his moat favourable conaidoratioa, and he would give a final answer in the noun of next week. WeligllKl,D.—A requisition to Mr. W. R. Leathern is being very extensively signed. Sir Jobs Hay has baud en address, is which he states that he has received satisfactory assurances of continued support. Mazzow.—,Some weeks ago it was reported that Mr. James Brown would retire from the represeatation of Mallon, but it is now stated that both be and Mr. Fitswil liam will re-offer themselves to the electors. The conser vative party hes increased of late yaws, and there is some talk of trying to get a member returned, but no steps have yet been taken. GLADIOILOANSHIRIL —lt is reported that Mr. Talbot, Y.P., the lord. li eutsnant of the amity, L to be elevated to the peerage, and consequently there will be a vacancy in the »presentation. Mr. Brno*, M.P. for Merthyr, president of t h e Council of Education, is talked of as Likely to come forward, sod is the event of this being the case Mr. T. Clark, of Dodds Works, will very pro bably seek the suffrvego of the electors of Merthyr, in the liberal oomervativo interest. It is also rumoured that the liberal party will briag forward either Mr. Marne, barrio ter, or Mr. P.. Fothargill, a wealthy irosmaster.—Hmer ftethielt Telegraph. UnnaT GRIIISBY.—Mr. John Fildee, of Man e/seater, hes issued en address. He will oppose Mr. Char seise is the liberal interest. • SOUTH Essax.—Yesterday Mr. R. B. Wingfield Baker, the lomg expected liberal candidate, issued his ad dress. Mr. Baker, who speaks in regains terms of the =of the liberal ono in Booth Brox, is a devout a is the perfectibility of Lord Palmerston, !boss admiaistration ha considers bas by its " vigorous and mo undsl knife sad domestic policy deserved the support of the *miry." It is doubtful whether Mr. Baker, who eat for the divisioa from 1857 to 1859, will be opposed by the am Nur vat iv es, who have at pretest only one candidate is the Acid, via, Mr. H. J. Seiwie. Lawsa—Mr. Bread has issued his address, ask leg for re-elsotioct. After sulogisiog the government of Lard Palmerston during its six years of oMos, and dwel epee the matures which have been passed in that period, be eseekides :—" My political opinions are so well known yew. that I need scercely repeat them. They are sot sienged. I bold that oar coestitution would derive renewed vigor tbrolgh lodide:ma reform is our representative sys tem is ,anos with the proven of society, sad oar b o omed. l which I am as attached member, would be and its tree isterasts promoted, by the ro of the vexations impost of a oempelsory vats." BAIBUItY.-11r. Edward Cobb has issued, from Havereteek4lll, is address to the liberal elsotoes of his sat », tetra,wollestiog them to some to some agreement Wore their diviiieesfive a triumph to the eassarnalve W_ Sir Marks Donates, the sitting member, see Ms. uslace, who employs a large number of workeese at his food» and masubetory at Beaberr, ere bulk esedidans tor the seat Leautszsomaimmis—Mr. James Stirling, of Cor elk les bird as address to the Ante te DarileeSsa. ft..sidirdliss their votes st the owning 'imam. Mr. &dens to sos4sterrestlos. Mr. Loads Ilag's . ISll4 Bases' MI, redistribstkei of sesta, oartallsesot el arrossablis, the ballet (lo s modilid way); sed waist dim* rates relieves ma to. ssd axisissos the ldal SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EPROM RAGES.—FRIDAY. !leaking wend as the peat event of the yesr, The Oaks, or, as it has been appropriately named, the . • Ladies' day.' hes again sustained its repatation, and the prethil• allneshad to the Allies' nee brought together another ear awe lOsimbly on Epsom-410,a5. After the overwhelmieg eindkeimmt of Wednesday, the " off day " (Thiusday) bend Illele stated= except to proferdonal torero, who plied their pearls with their customary industry. Fora- Darkly the dust, which seems to bean itosoomitant at Epees ems • year, wee effectually • oe Thursday night, whir rata fell heavily. Friday morales =1 cloudy and overeat, causing fear to be eats that • wet day would mar the enjoyment of the sport, but the rain hell off, and soon the sr. rivals which bops_ early to pour into the town by =iscreivable kind of oolveyanos, showed that tiotwith the increased facilities afforded on the iron ways " the rood" still maintains its charm. The trial was, of coarse, mach less than on the Derby day, hat there was no lack at drip, four-in-hands, Wenches, Hansom cobs, he., shone occupants, so largely repreasseed by the sof ter sex, appeared only as they dooms &year. The company on the mares woe quits as aumeras as anal, and the various steads were filled almost to 'affixation. The day, however, I was fat from beteg is enjoyable as the prairie ma, as the coarse become enveloped in • dear mist sour attar the commencement of the ream and before the Oaks once rain comaimeed to fall and continued throughout the afternoon. The sport was arranged to eommeace with **Darden" Sakes, at L3O, and only three went to the poet, but the result was •Am finish between Vixen sad Provisoes, the latter whining by a head. The Glasgow Plats brought out the large field of INITIIIIOIIII ; the talent steed Arma dillo. but the wiener turned up in Godmenhane. who toned some bashers from the feet of J. Grionaliam hay * the mount. The event par excellence of the day, the Oaks Stakes, came next, set for 3 o'clock ; 19 hams wen Wound on the card, and the only absentees when the slumbers were hoisted an the telegraph board, ware No. 13, Belle of Ears, and No. 18, Morows, bat Spice, not entered on the card, being added, made up 18 starters. Siberia and Wild Agnes both found support at as little as 9 to 4, while the next in demand was Grace Darling. Siberia was the first to canter, but hoz style of going by no mesas inspired her baskets with orafideons. Though 20 to 1 was offered sprat Regalia, she found a host ot !admirers both ha the paddock and in her preliminary center, when bar brag sweeping stride Wooed matiL i z i li : Mood the favourites to ear themselves on The nos, which is fully described sleeebeire, wee ere an easier Tiet o, 7 for Regalia than the Derby was for Gladisteur. i Siberia was beaten at the diatoms, sad had not au effort left; hat Wild Agoras • game same, bat with no chance from the distance of besting the whiner. The Derby and Oaks Stakes was another of the many blows experienced I during the meeting by the gentlemen who stood Hooey 4 fsest Spinier, bat the good shag was shoolatel last. The Great Surrey Foal Sisk+ produced • most emit finish Warm Olmer and Jack o' Later, who ran • dead Le Mazda rise, who was favour* being beaten ed. The well Plate, which terminated the meeting, was was by Indigestios. TRII DORDAII3 SUM (HANDICAP) of 10 eam. each ; b ft. with 50 added ; warms extra. One mile end • quarter. Hz. Craved. Province, by Yellow Jack-Provision,ires OM 7lb Mr. Hodgman's Vixen, S yrs, let Mr. Hugh Smith's The Meat, a yrs, Set ;Tatham) 3 Betting : Rua an Vrea, 2to 1 apt Preview, and 3to 1 apt The Count. l'Ho GLABOOW PLATE (HANDICAP) of 50 Rove. for all ages ; winasse extra. Three-quarters of a mile. Mx. Whittakeesfilednistshase, by tambour -Say Dieter. a 7m. Wait, (J. Ortumbse l 1 Mr. Na tors Haan% 6 yrs, let lilb (Chilloote t Lord Weitaioriand's Columbia. ti yrs, 7st 101 b ....Norris 6 The following also ran :-Reindeer, Illaudask, leoviUs, Arma dillo, Mysterious Lady, Radom Arabia, Templar, Burney. Champion, Sidewind's dam Ally, biaseklean, Queen of Holland. end Ilwasato. Betties : 5 to 2 apt Armadillo, 5 to 1 apt Gedmirsham. 6to 1 opt Gleodnek 10 to 1 apt Columbia. 100 to 8 each apt Hardest and Flare. end 100 to 7 apt Rados. THE F. 101.17-1121,331111 OAKS STAUB of 50 DOM each, h ft, for 3-yr•old fillies, Bst 10lb each. The owner of the sewed hone to nerve 100 sows. out of the stakes. Mr. Radar's Segalts, by thrickwell-Oam, 6ss 101 b (Norman) 1 Mr. Henry's Wild Agnes. tot 10Ib IJ. Osborne) 2 Baron Rothschild's Zephyr. list 1010 (Wells) S The following also ran :-Cobweb, Arancarle, Mole La For tune, Was Hobble, Eby Duct, ' Slxier to General Peel, Orace Dalin. Amber Calanma, Quill, sad Baku Beate( : 9 to 4 malt eget Siberia and Wild Apses, 8 to 1 eget Gres Dulles, 10 to 1 eget White Dock, 100 to 8 each apt Rim Hobble and Zephyr, 20 to 1 each apt Ara:aria, and Repla, 25 to 1 apt La Fortune, and 50 to a each apt Cobweb and Icicle. After • few friars sod a short delay at the poet, sassed mainly by Peeper retesting to join her hones, they were despatched at thirteen minutes past three °Week. Amber was first off, but is a few strides the running was taken up by Sister to General Peel ; Amber. Regalia, Grace Darling and Icicle, following her in a body to the ?)of the hill, where Wank= took fourth plan", Siberia siges on fifth, and Wild Aare sixth, and behind whom was n Darling, who had just previously dropped from the 1 front rank. In the immediate wake of this lot were Spier, Zephyr, and Quill, whilst the rear &viral 1 comprird Aranaara, Ries Robbie, and Pierer. Half way arose the furze Wild Agnes want to the frost, having I however only • slight lead of Regalia and !Caserta", who as stated wore mooed sad third, close up with whom were ' Sister to Gemini Peel and Siberia. Dereadieg the hill towards Tattenham-corner, La Fortune nn into about sixth place, Zephyr at the same time following the French mare, and Cobweb simultamously with this movement drew for ward. When fairly is the straight Regalia passed Wild Agee', next whom followed Zephyr, Cobweb, White Dock, La Fortuna, and Siberia, bat looe before reaching the dr ams Re gal ia sesumed a decided lead, and coming away won with the greatest ease by six lengths • four lengths separated the strand and third, and three faiths divided third anJ four th . White Deck was Ed th, Fortune sixth, Siberia seventh, mid Gram Darling eighth. The three last were Aranceris, Amber, and Peeress. Net man of the stakes, 5,2751. Time, 2 minutes 514 woods. Tin Diane AND OAKS STMLN2I of IS ems. each, with 30 added, for all ages; selling sod other allowances. Ralf • mile. Mr. Hrayley's Blackbird, by Black Doctor or Statham imhuid's Bearig ig t e rs (601 1, 7 st 6lb (Clement) 1 Mr. W. Morris's let, 3 yrs (Wl.'" 7st 13th (I. Adams 2 Mr. F. 8. Dawsou's by Tom Bowline - Relic, 2 yrs (SOL),) S sat 7lb (Cameron The following also ran :-/Ught My, Sylph, Viper, and Money Spinner. Betting : Bto 4 apt Money Spinner, 3 to 1 apt Sylph, sad 7to 1 each apt The Relic filly and Blackbird. Immo &lately after the start the Flight filly, Money Spinner, Flageolet and Sylph ran together with a slight lead, Black bird, Viper, and the Relic filly being next the rails. At the enclosure the lot were together, bat opposite the stand Blackbird Game out sod won by • length sod • half ; Flageolet detesting the Relic filly by two lengths for sewed place. Sylph was fourth, Viper fifth, Money Spinner and Flight filly brag next, The winner was bought in for 150 pleas. Tan PADDOCK Stacie, • free Handicap of 10 sows. each, 5 ft, with 100 ems. added. The winner to be sold foe 500 move. ; winner extra. Derby ADAM. Mr. Henry's Accident, by Colaterdakr-dma by Hampton. 6 yrs, Sat Mlb (Deacon) 1 Mr. Ten Beeson Krouseski. a ) is, ed (ear. est 41'i (Wren) 2 lard Foulet's Nutlindar, 3 yrs, end Mb (car. Ilet 41b (J. Orimahaw) 3 Portrtck also ran Betting : 6to 5 apt Accident, sto 2 apt Nutdader, 3 to 1 apt Kromeski, 5 to 1 apt Partriok. Ti. GREAT BMW FOAL &Awn, of 10 toys., with Mans. added, for 3-yr.old colts and fillies ; penalties and allowances. Last mile of the Derby contr. (25 subs.) hte. Watts' (Maar, by Mantel...l.-Birthday, cat 10th (J. Snowdon) ft Mr. Bryan's Jack o'tantern. list 10lb (Castanet) tit Captain White's Joker, On 1016 = 3 The following also run :-Thor . In Mandarin, and ma. Betting : 6to 4 eget Le liandaria, 5 to 2 each apt Oimer and Jack o'Laatern, 10 to 1 apt Joker. Tim Swat. Plan of 60 ors. (Handicap) for all ages ; whiners extra. Coe mile. Lard Westmoreland's Indigestion, by Plum Pudding. dem by Coronas, S yrs, Est 71b (Carroll) 1 Mr. Whittaker's Godinersham $ yrs, let (In 6lb en) (1. Orlmshaw) 2 11 , .. Wsdlow's Queen of Tramps, 6 yrs, Rd 10lb a. French) S The following also ran :-The Monk, Bedworth, Vixen, 011 Bias, Lydia, and liadjrs Daughter. Betting : 2to 1 eget ledigestion, 100 to 30 eget Queen of Tramps, 4 to 1 eget Godmentbani, and 8 to 1 each apt Gil Bien mid The Hank. AbCOT MEETING. —Mummy, JON* 13. _ Ti. AMOY daces of 25 sows. anal. 15 ft, awl rely 5 V &elated to liserwa Weatherby, is tondos, by Tuesday, Jane 6. with 2oo added; the wooed to receive 50 sore sad the third to save his slake. Two miles and a half. (56 matt) A r tlb die st Ili Ramat II Claxton Accident 5 7 Idanor 6 0 Planet 4 7 Bandied* 6 13 Stanton Claremont a 5 Merry Wife =7" a a A dear to de Drake 6 d 2 dim Mas 4 12 lommater .... ..... 5 1 Quabad laskkal : 1 Tke Cond a 11 Platterar 1 Moos. 5 II 011embilar a 0 Annaila a 13 GRailler ...... .... • 0 awarding& 3 I* Mack Deer 5 1$ Browndest II I Medd 6 3 4 a Tom Ma.... ....... a u Tal W ebbm 11 . Reda= 4 13 The Ilelmid a a Et as., is Vertkllt s ficerbereash.... a le 4 a 10 TM drab $ 0 Rem 4 10 Auditor 5 I deterina anasomrs a a Cobweb .. 2 13 Biablem • 7 .... —.... II It 4 7 • 8 3 0 = 4, 111"ftw areia. 4 ll I daft 10•Mff a 8 T OM . 11 4 11•110111wa ‘ .'i T ilshrasa....— ...... • 1r I Minos $ T LAW INTELLIGENCE. 0017 RT OF BANKROPICIT.—Jobs 2. (Uwe Yr. Coanniesioser Hoboy& ) IN 11 SIN J. J. B. nAcuenxce. This was a lauding for examisetles and discharp under the failure of Sir James Jobe Emden Mackenzie. desmilied es formerly of lisetwoU sad Boaebsegh, both in the minty at Book Korth Mee* sines of i-hotsi, Brook- Week, liresvesor.equare, sad elsewhere. The amounts. which have been previously published, show an aggregate liability of 187.7021., whist property held by creditors, 148,0001. ; amets not precisely amertaiuoi. Xr. Bergeod appeared for the endgame ; luirranos supported the bankrupt. A leeig elmoussion sassed with Mud to the accounts filed, it haft suggested that the value of the bankrupt's estates in Scotland had been over-estlmated, and the assig nees desiring another adjournment that the value of the property likely to beoome available for ereditare might be snore precisely secertained. Hie armour pored the last examination directed the question of order of &diary to stand ov er UNITED LAW mum' 8001117. Lest evening the 33rd commemoration festival of this institution whit* was the foe the Wain of dac ha in every tof the kw) wee eslelsated at the Premiums' Timers ; Mr. Judea licummorrel Meru in the chair. The usual loyal touts bevies bees disposed of, the charm' proposed " Prosperity to the Hotted Lew Clerks' flociete." sad, Is so doh'', attention to the report of the oommillase of eueurameat. which Mated that the society see its hooded= is 1832 kao upeeded to sedating its members is Meknes' 6.3951. 94., of which 3391. 3a. hes been "peat dub; the met you to affording robot to 45 members. Thh relief epeeists of ares:4l allowanceallowanceof 11. le. paid to members amble tr Woes; to follow their employment. Every member whom old age, lore of sight, or permanent affliction of any kind, whether bodily or mental, prevents from earning the means of livelihood, is entitled to receive out of the superannuatica fend • j 111•6011 far life. Them pen sions, which ere payable weekly, vary wean to of membership from 281. to 364 Se. • year. The total dis bareementa on this account ham reached 3,7161. 19s, of which 2601. WSJ *speeded during the past year. At the commencemeat of the year there wen eight memberr in re mitt of these passim', two were receiving 311. 45., and the remaining sth, 361. 8a per annum each. Beaks the allowance to the members le slake's% and pensions to the sod and is/km, the family of each member is entitled at his douses to a gamma of 501., end should • member survive We wife, he is entitled to 251. Ten members have died der* the pest year sod the ha* of ma have or will mesh* the sum of 501. To three members whose wives have died during the memo period 751. hu been paid. The payments for the year have been 4861., sad the toted expeoditime on this account doom Nam, Assn 10.. The home of the pile- Meal fond from all sources during the year has automated to 3,8641. ss. 6d., and the expenditere to 1,4041. 19s. The difference has bees added April the invested capital. This capital, cm the 4th day of „11164, amounted to 31,07 U. 13e. 6d. On the sth day of April, 1265, it bad iscameed to 33,5351. The moiety hes moseeded in me of its obis*, the creating • food to make provider for its members in sickness, and for their families on their &mem These Maims have always been met out of the current b and es the oonhfttioes of the members sow i l l :: 1,7001. • year, no difficulty is eaticipated in always being able to 'slimly them without tumble' the espitei But coe principal oldest remains to be sooomplished, viz., the making • certain provision for the decayed and infirm members by sconatalati ample reserve fend. The camel. or benevolent fo od, is • distinct fund, devoted to the usistenee of th e mem bers, their "widows, and orphan children and law clerk", not member., oat of employ (any where in Ragland) , and their widows, who may be is dk teemed circumstances, the result of usevoidable misfortune. The receipts of the year on this food have been 5361.4e.22.; and the disbursements in gift', loans, and moseury disburse meats, 4871. 17e. The thlereem, ineludieg a balance In hand, left the amount of this fund at the lam audit, 6191. 15s. 3d. The claims upon it are so nume rous es to pride& any investment. The moiety ie now 'speeding in easel relief Dearly 2,0001. a year. Noce 1832 it has thus disbursed 30,7441. 13a. lei. The chairman expeemed • most favourable opinion of the report. and deasibed the this of the funds es being most flourishing. Mceeover, this was not the remit alto gether of charity, but at the foresight of the members. But although the fond wee prosperous, sad the number of reoipieets sot maay, yet ambers would harms' with years, and whilst the *misty wee comparatively in its youth, it would be wrong oot to be so prudent am topmide for its coming age. He lamented that the society had lost through death the services of Mr. Keith Barnes, one of their boo tees, but wan glad that the office would be well filled by his friend. Mr. Francis Thomas Births= The *airman coo eluded by dilatiag oc the greet claims of the society on the profeaaioe at largo. It united every breath. sod deserved support from every branch. Mr. Harry G. Roger.. the secretary,read &lista subscriptioasuamatiogto about 5001. COAL IMPORTS ,AND WORTS, LONDON. Mr. J. R. Scott, the Registrar of the London Coal Market, has published the following statistics of im ports of cask iuto the port sad district of Loudon, by sea, railway, sad Gaud, dung May, 1885 : - - IT RAILWAY AND CANAL. London & North Taos Cwt. Toes. Newestle Vr 3A331 Perham Se 3.66/ Dunderhead Yliddlesbre Ileatlepool Myth ll NI ketc h 21 13.379 h Welc Yorkshire l5 MO 1 103 l ad, ea reel Madero 6 303 Cabs 1 De Western Great Northern 61 1 .1 57 Great Western 311,11 sad Greet eastern I ttonth Western ILontt,Clist.han, Total l3 129.014 May, 1804 709 254.106 and Dover . London. Tilbury. Southend 4B 0 South Beaters 846 6 Grand Junct4on Canal Total Nay. 1804 l3/,•31 • coleAaanvz strammore, 1864 an) 1865. By Sea Rips. Tons. Jan. I to Stay SI. ISO Jon. 1 to MAI SI, 18611 Isersehe By Railway and Cana Jan. 1 to May 10, lb% .... Jan. 1 to May $l, lalM 81,441 203 To Cwt 1,142,643 10 976.101 12 Lwow in the peesentyear _ MAR 18 - Mr. J. it. Scott has also published an export list, showing the distribution of mai imported into the port or district of London, by sea, rail, and canal, and afterwards exported ooastwiee orb foreign parts, or sect beyond limits of Lou. don district, by railer inland navigatioe, during May, 18615. Tons. I. Itallwayhorni coal midair in transitu through district lB,OOO t Bea-borne coal exported to British poemisione or to foreign parts, or to the coast Ditto lent beyond limits by railway LIN Ditto by canal and inland navigation 8. Itidlway-borne coal exported to British pommemlini or to torsion parts, or to the omit 1.617 Ditto by mutal and inland navigation Beahorne coal breoght into port sad exported In same ships Total quantity of coal conveyed beyond lindia of coal duty district during Nay. 1806 Ditto ditto ditto Nay, 1800 THI THIATRICAL MONOPOLY.—At Marlborough street polies-court yesterday the case against the Alhambra was again gone into. Evidence st great length Myth' been adduced, Mr. Tyrwhitt gave his decision in the following tams :—" I adhere to my former opinion, which however may be again upset. I practised for some year at the hoe My superhero has been mainly confined to Westminster Hall and county llggiiolll, but I have not had much to do with Middlesex serious. Wirt I shall now do will be to drabs the summons, a course at which no one be. a right to ramekin, u I shall De ready to grant a case for any court that may be decided upon. I trust that sow these clues. Lieu will be removed for ever from warts like this." The kuromoss was then dismiss& BANKING TRANSTRR. —The following circular has been issued :—" The European Beak (Limited). 83, Slag Williara•strest, London, LC., lit June, 1865. Sir.—l beg to inform you {bat arrangements have hers made for the treader, ois the 30th inst., to the Birmingham and Midland Beak, of the banking business established by the late Los. Na, Nrmiagbani, sad South Sta ff ordshire Bask, at 31, oe uveet, tortogharc, and subsequently continued by this bank. It would have bean impossible for the interests of our customers to be plead in better heads, and the high reputation enjoyed by the Bireilsgbase sad Midland Bank must ruder the 11111111igOtOOOt highly Mitt lf• O kft Y to all ties—l sm. Igo,, BRIGHT Wool, Noe& Manager." Quaawszawn fltrioaarlois.—The ship Young Austral* 1,500 tons blades, belonging to Means. T. le Harm sad Co., mailed on the 22sd of May from Leedom. sod 29th from Plymouth, for gmeralead ; Oursin C. Gray, commander ; Serpos•Seperistiladest Dr. Webster, assieted Itsithliz that ie orseer, metros. The Young Australis is the has sailed es the land order system of easigratioa, nailer the immediate direetion el this Qq.loo - She outsize 304 soula divided fete payiag, enlisted, free pereaser and ecasistlag of 126 members of War. 143 'Eagle use, sad 35 sloes fesnalsa. [Adeartissessi r l i t „ Hoitowar's OurriniNT AND MAC_ Thome the ra of m winter have et Db= dm wag alt fad. Irk within the trams et Vatotisk.eake err a siPl. wry be seise upon them iron arly rates Whir the th roat, sir -tuber„ boo, or been. neeral similet Drew Mareareric badn ess= or Wier armai, Delisdare dierert. end Tabbed apes the Abe, se mat, aeperlhis be the Orr Desk wit =eh earskrirl berm Me aranar rd awl from =Mlair leer mobs rill err* Ore to mak& I erre air dieerree rhea her Ur stealUdli aimir eseirket INGerip a ei s solk; bo mom ern trff assee U. Me be FIWOIP swim. hie dleller. ISOM LAST B7GHTB GAZEITIL twos or 1101JOTTOM AND TOM= PAIINOLAII TO so O/110= AT 2229 am= OF MI 33911R1A/I. 0003 e Of DA133122302. woleaALfrerillei.) 113113:1172TL fIIRT 73ATanineNA09E, Dukestreiet. Bt. James's. to erg render June I& at 11. DIMLY 010101 1120‘11, Hing i orad, Dffluittoor Parra Main June 14, at 11. Joiner Laws, Palfordetreet, Phelloo, plumber. June is It 91115 MAYMAIrr, Cromwell-Line, Old liromplaa, isellieg June 14. at IL IWtr MADLIZA. Bsovorros, widow, HydeparkimM, IWO* house kee_per, June IS, at 11. Eammon TOwss, goittbover, Stuart. butcher, Jane 14, AIL ' Gan ton EDwAy Plsroß. Breardebedldinp, Channery4mee, coembeloa aped, Jim* 4, at 11. Jam= Plasm CoMeggra, Unseatreet, City, Liveepool. aad Bombay. shimmer, Jane 19, at It Inman 13SLMI, Mibee-buildlogs, Inightehridge, foreman te a joiner, Jane 13, at 12. JAOO9BRIDO/1. Loopacre, clerk to a Ilghthome fannhrtoTer. /um U. st It IMAM WILISMIS, Harwell, Berkshire, late licensed victealo I ler, Jam 14 M li lasso Antra, Newcastle-arm. 131 need, Cambridge-Menge; 11.1grameged. and Basingballstreet, attorney, Jane 14. at 14 BAIOII Anmenrga, High Holborn, units", Jam 21. at it WILLIAM THOMAS Long-acre. publican, Jtine 14. at Anima MOM AMBOY, BimUld.street, Maldghill, Iningeon, Julie 14. st DAMML JAM3O MILL. Alfred-tamer, Peahens, compositor, Jam 14, at S. Waal= HoLUnIMIRD, St. Neat. Hantingtinosig lo . ass 419 113 - neer, June 11, at I& reptile WOOD, Walk manager to a tar distiller, Jane 14, at S. Wn.men Lemma, PeDeorongit, Inueser, grown /meld, at 2. Jona Juana farmsbury, provision dealer, June 19, et 12. Jewell WINN, Old Leeks, Lincolash., farmer, June ft at 11. eanoar Canagintant, Donington, Unoolnablre, chemist, June 13. at IL &KM LOTigga. Cardiff, provision merchant, June 14, at li. 10•171 TAYLOR and EINJAI4I3 TAYLOR, Halal, woollen =OW DePtrws, Jane 19, at 11. JOMII HA23.130111,. _Ueda, phinther, June 19. 01 Uall Hg laeas. l. mo manufsetager, Jane 19, at 11. Joan 11 .41.1 West .3ey, Yorkshire, pablican,Juneliallt BUMS 1131+10.Kinielcoopeo-Hull, carrier, Juni la, at 12. Itonnaga, Llamas, Flintshire, farmer, Jane 111, at It. =Raaina, ca-e maker. Jam 14, at IL Israg, Anglesey, grocer, Jane U. at IR Helm WerranuJAAsengs, eer9001,mera9992.J9 0 9 12 . 92 / 1 - Walt= Taring, Wigan, grocer, Jane CO, at 11. Tieltal TOKlnteog, Mallard, wood turner, June 10. at 11. WILLIJA C cabinet maker, Jane 14, at 11. MINIM Waage, corruntsslon agent. Jar 19, at L 11.011 S JOSS/ LOVINISOYM, late cartowner,JuDellSAL Paola LIMEY, Bristol. oar , Juno 10. at TROLLS 1.119121 HAMM Citottlon-upon-Nedlook. and Hass, warelsonsemea, Janetla , 2; ., (Maas PAM, heersetier, June 114, at 11. Haar FoLtaire, Bl =ced, &eased victualler. Pun W. at 10. NAIII4II 11404=011, Stafford, builder, Jam 11, 1310. learn Dalleir. Maim. chemist, Junes U, at 12- Jean Touverr, Heraseeaden. Kent, med. stades& June 12. MS. WILLIAM CilMnig, Gromoont,Moamouthsh, term er,June 21atle. Joins Morals Muffs, Canterbury, statbror, level. at 10. JANOS /fawn &amain, dealer, Jam 21. at 10. Canal Dogma, Houghton, Haste, shoemaker, June If, at 11. Wsuust lioinaa, Field &Wm, Norfolk collar makes. Jane 21, at 10. Joan MAMM Perbrook, Hen* easpentsr, June , 14, at 11. WIImAS lisiraMS. Porton. Bantageli biN or, Jule It, at IL TgOlue ARMY MI& , Jane IS, st MARLIN Alastroga, Il le ar c A yarmulke,' .IDIN !kat 11. Thom"; 1101011Att,hrothertYorkshisetheoWasmel onsI R MIS. WIMIAD NUM, &res. aelet. June 14, at IL Waukee Co Choritana-Medlock, late poomerrotelS. l9 4- Joel ROMP= nanso, Jane 14, at 12. JA W 11420011, A badgiry talke, grows, June 17, at LA Loci , , Yorkshire, German yeast l amer. Jane IR at 10. IMMO HOMY ii YAW FAMWOMM, Radcliffe, Lancaahire, waste hissarees, Jam 11, at 9. DMA= twiso*leet Peckham, baker, Jane 10, at 11. MI Jana UDALL, Southampton, painter, Jane 19, at It 11 TROI/ ZIT= Pothair, Oast, scent to • soda water ma , Jam Ifs, st 10. Til l o ut i= al lAutzts. Orford, builder, Jane 10, at 10. Juts DOTY, Mamas Pert, flomarsetsh., tailor. June 17, att. lOW AID Emme, Btowonelee•Wold, Gionceetenhire, school master, June 16. at 11. JOHn PADIMAT, Upper Odditegtoe, Gloucestershire, shoemaker. JUDO 16, at 11. Cannonisa WOOD, Malley, Gloucestershire, plate layer, 14, IR WIU.I DIAMPORD la Chatham, aupesuperannuatedJane ought, Jaml9 at & 0961.91 Tinian Esittingbonrne, carpenter, Jure 14, at 11. EDWARD 700513, Merstoorow, near Sittinghourne, labours, In • brick Dell, Jane 14, at 11. 093909 131711011, Christchurch, Hants, butcher, Jane 13, at It WaLum CTABLIT MU& Mentes, Sucks, dienenting minister, Jane 14, at SO. LAST IISAILLNATIONR. June in F. Collim Author-terrace, Stoke Newington, onus mission spot-June 30. F. M. Union, Crometreet, Winston, traveller to a stationer-Jane U. H. W. Martin. Camberwell park. poulterer-June ft H. Lyons, Ibsosser-eguare, Hound,- ditch, gereral dealer-June U. T. Yoe* laidenheLl•steeet. shipping agent-June U. R. D. Calm Jet/94z** Berkeley spore, builder-Jar f 7. J. Tin.lay, Tabensiscie-walk, In baker-Jme 17. W. Maly Rommondotrest. Cease well. journeyman butcher - June 17. IL P. Dowling, &tale, Hertfordshire, fanner-June Sr. O. Fuegos. Chrome& tailor - June ft W. Coekett, Folkestone, seameer-June 10. A. 'opera West-etas& Geiciesmnam, tailor-June Mt W. Evans, jun., ilhlp-streek Cabittletows, fourneyarea mopes _ter -Jane 30. J. legman, High - tree, Battersea. buildsg-Jtuse 10. R. W. Gray, PADeseeved, Lambeth, late licensed victualler- June 30. W. IL Palm er. Camberwell-road, secretary to a ma pany-June 30 H. Herrick, Florence-teerace, Booth lambeth rea eclat et bailiff-June SO. 0. Grabs, Quessa4triest. Cheap side, general merchant-June ft W. Bentsen, Jesnong-place, Harrow-road, late oilman-Jane SO. H. L Rants, lemon-road, late warehouseman-Jule 30. W. Browning, Doc lersiirollso. Ws-buildings, Temple, barrister-June W. O. Bale, Wept Thurrock, fix, Journeyman carpenter-June IS. A. Grant, Holborn-hill, commission agent-Jane St G. J. Adam son, Reading, builder-June 27. A. W. Dowell, St. &allies lane, City, dining-room keeper-June M. T. Gooding, Sotherlsnd terms, Mahon, master toolmaker-Jane 29 H. T. Youoiree. Cobham. Sorry, publican-Jana M. R. Diatom Frederick street. Calrdonlan-road, carman-Jane It J. Hicks. Shadwell, dealer in bones-Jam U. IL Wollhsla, Charles street Weetboarneterrege, merchant-June it J. thethercole, Crammer-taws, &tam, late Ostond provision merchant -Jane 22. P. C. Male. High Wycombe, Baokingiamiall, grocer-June U. 0. A. Hustler. Radwinter. Hese; fanner-Juas 21. T. Batch, -street, and Sydney, New South Wales, merchant - I n s a utr il li. Wheeler, Toreetreet, City, skirt manufacturer- June in R. Goedicire, Ledbyproad, Bayswater, surgeon-June rl. Perry, Sydney-terrace, Bow late commercial clerk-June 26. Y. Otty, Wynyattatrest, Cleasnwell, cabinetmaker-Jane M. J. & Ctay, Darthebanageed, lientielt Town, li thographic samt-June 26. IL Dogwood. Artingtonetreet, Islington, seat sat to a hosier-June U. J. iliagett, Great George-sheet, &gumdrop, late leather dresser-Jane 26. R. Jones, Now street, Marylebsne, greengrocer-June ts. W. Kemmish. Jun.. Camberwell-rood, stationer-Jane 26. W. Armitage, Bridge- Mast, Kilbura, late coo/ Masker sad wheelwright -Juno 26. M. W. Kink, Great St. !Oleo's, City, ship broker- June 211. I T. Stanley, Briglitoo, We molar of Wats-Jane IL B. Lepageks. Yorketreet. Wastagaster, butcher's emistant- June U. J Miller, Hammersodth :melt W. fruit seaman, and Ore. Sussex, brickmaker i - I -TZ . lrf a .T. Wlakworth, Gosport, ligament in the Royal Marines-June IS. Z. laws, Florestoneetrem, Mlle lied-road, clerk in the Were of Trade-June 29. J. Holman. Salisbury, Been draper -Jusellt. J. May, Colville-equare, Bywater, builder-June 10. R. W. )Jere, Uttlebampton, Seism, nail maker-June in. W. etelees, Markhametreet. Chelsea, messenger in the General Post-elke -Jane 30. S. Cowen, Doswell-street, general dealer -Jess*. P. Hitching, Great Saffron-hill, Holborn, sad led 14011-Mds Clerkeuwell, marble ppaa qerhanging manufacturer-July 6. J. Bunn, Nixon. Inaftordahlre, horse dealer-July I. L a W a = Burntwood, Staffordshire. farmer-July 6. IL Sada. and Gnosall, Staffordshire, chemist-July 11. R. Rios, sem, Derby. plumber-July 11. W. Moron, Woman. hairdresser -Jane 19. J. bishop, Coieford, GIOUGNIteIIIIIIII, (I . OOST -J4ll. S. Kendall. Redruth, Cornwall, dealer in mining shares -J IL W. N. Putt, Srlaane. Devonshire. merger mariner-July 1 J. Little. Exeter, leotelkeeper --June 29. G. Bell and J . o r i At Barwlek-in-Ihmet, Yorkshire, farmesa-June 19. J. Batley, cloth manufacturer-June 29. W. A. Ellidon. Yea. music seller-June W. W. Verity, Bradford, worsted Jane 29. W. Bywater . Leeds, machine mannfactarm-Jmiella H. Pickles, beta, draper-June 22. T. Rennin. Uvesped, provision dealer-June 27. W. Johnson and J. Whitaker, Wee, Lancashire, brontounders-June hi, T. Oldeeld, Balmer Yak shire, stonemason-June 24. W. Durant, &Atm. ge= farming bailiff-June 24 .1. A. Coal." Bout farmer-June 20. J. 8. Turner, Mattishall, Nrer fano, - July 12. F. W. Let, Reading, upholsterer- . lone 27. I.= Carlisle, hatter-June 17. B. Warmer, Carib*, Yaw maker-July 14. W. Broughton, jun..Welford. NortkeMpleaselinli butcher-Jam lg. J. Holden, Bolton, ppicture tremor-Jim W. Keeling, Dunkeston, Somenetahlro sesetimeer-Jme U. J. Morgan. Hereford. hatter-July22. J. 110111111 T, L 0111•16. saddler-June 19. B. Hall, Derby, fitter-Jane 19. T. Derby, ginger beer manufacturer-June 19. IL Labors. dyer-June 19. H. Hunt, Derby, commission agent -June Warrington. Derby, journeyman prbster-June 10. J. YalWk, South Brest. Bousenetshbe, hatcher -June l& G. Cooper, Crewe, Cheshire, horse dealer's sweat -June 16. R. Tuner, Crewe, Cheshire, (racer-June 21. .7. Poole, Nottingbasa• mask hall proiretetor -Jane 21 R. Edwards. Nottingham. ileimeasee --Awe 21. J. Rogers. Nottingham, plumber and garetter- June 21. B. Cumberland, Nottingham. tobacconist-Jam 14. A. Cm, Mark, Somereetshire, late dairyman-June 20. T. Shrimp ton and J. Marylon, Redditch, Woreesterslia, media mann lecturers-June 21. W. H. 011 and. St. Bodeen; Devoeshire, licensed victuslier- July 11. J. Mlncher , Dudley, Worcester shire, licensed victualler-Jana 9. J. Whiteheme, Deny. tim ber dealer-June 21. J. Dowse, Ipswich, broker-Inns It C. Grinswade. Ipswich, baker-July 17. J. W. Jobastone, Sheer ness, clerk In the dockyard-July S. T. Lama Worthing. Mem monger-June IL H. Mande* Howie, Westmoreland, pis demon. llama, Wthlord, /Waidano-Jims 10. J. Elkatborpy,am„... Joiner-Jane 14. A. T. Wthands, Warman, Cowman, b utek 7 . June it J. Bartley, ROM; Nowt/11ra stone delay-Jo ao Z. Tbomaiss, Balla; Ifortahlre, taipaalia am,,, Id June It V. lather Walla& Tattilbld% familaw.. - --,-, 0. Masao, wme dada-Jam Is k a d , MU _and W. _Ode**, I diald.-Jul d I L /. 111 111 am ntrutheso, foram* one 16. J. C. Wan, sat i , head, analytical elicarial.4the 1.11. I. lard, Birkethaa a i ... dealer -Joy IL 1. T. Janne, rirkealaad d L ik e imelaka apTC., I Jana IL J.T. Illadmi, Loom Trauma /darra-Ju s IL 11 . Velebili, Biltilthead. pilaw J im 1L T. Brim WM.. toad, milk larator-Jane 11. T. R. Drummond. Siyani m a iloaff-Joao IL 2. T. H. &Mord, Qthar g. ' booklioopor-Jam IL 1. Metcalfe and T. I isiologsrers .Taro 16. I. Cynthia, lialliat, Tatham otos OWL PANIICSISHIPS DISSOLTWD. B. MUM sad L D. MAIM, _North Waft, efrankh, 442 . l Lair* Jaw WWI= add lam Il ddiddr_ldamkaa. matnawa-T. Shaw & Beiglitoi4 Mahan aaaho us. dire, pot rosnoloctorevo-/. Powell and A. L. deardmariroli and thnoimplaoy, City, aaa ash i t i. ra Z:ta mirtialthr-T. Rambo aad 11. 11. Amara% Swarms, cl aw -aim loath Collier and nine nan. Womattoe in. silloon- W. Caraell sad A. Deed* ithamd vklasiths-7. T. tater, T i v .M l Z j, tapi r - Leo North, and Claswell ap as T. Ging- I. nimpaoo, W. erl i a ll 4 ma W. , TY Twist Wilt Colhon Tor ma.,_ =l::Was maprik 1 Umtata T. - 1 72 Magi Ilimottoitt, ad X. leo* --"" Witifidahamilmlark. thalito-T. Otign i m .., .laiwr. ledmisio, matitto maatroo-W. •••• AWL fotio=ok isniva tatog ilime r ". 6.lo 7 toloolow:4 3.lMa Jonk, a n al pa.. wood Inetha-J Sao* ii . m in a. Trasoaa, woolles aamdmenwern-La a ft (thadminallaz ill T. Weis) and T. llearbrew, and uk maiNothp-J. Jolt sal G. M. Jae" J. C. Nest mot J. ISemiona. laellidandAtl igmad r a ndt. 1,1 ill . W. E. lbw said t. J. Jllllo,,,ll4gArkii,, eboutdoi-lf. Wells sad G. S. Ciiii: ot o = s_ ..t o oplpon, and Alias blow ir o Boisood . Lott sad IL obootat ........ itatioss-4. IMO." I. A. moos, oad i rmi - =told diatom-J. A beley, W. 1ip.... 4 • al J. 0011111110, 'WWII Isirehinta-T. Dodos lad ir V Wynn% Liverpool, sitymays-J. BaLltwell. J. Grath, s 4 i I Ralkwall, Lthelleld 111$, near Bury, and Mrarlusiar, so u a°l=s.o ba ms on J. Grandy-L laths% & law% . le, tad T. Gardaar, Lanni% Do far al mama J. Ima m , -IL C. Botalielor and J. Botobatoo, Dlrotra, etasinalms -R. T. (hog and P. H. Bekker, Calve' DerWma k ". .J. Samara, FL ImMk and L . trir " : 4 wine merciannr--li. Theo sad T I . N =IT Movably oreelted•-W. WY* mil a. h . 7.-. Matobootor. moteboolo -IL Coosa W. Pos4 osi W. wk. —. Giaasew, ~Aims tssSaa, ea faro mpg& 11. Casa - 4 Causal sad W. Costal, Ma , oloroteopora. SCOTCH SEQUIVIZATION. liprlY 9na, Olaegov, abbot sakes, Jam b a the itiak, bilk Oimiiir. MARIEBTki. SUGAIL—BiurroL, Jan 2.—Th• ow market ias is k Mat this :wk, sad as a vary limbed mem el bails has Ma implosion a prim laths, fa horrid ths lam Reeled sugar calla vary slowly, at ed. doliaa no sisady, at laaa ratio TALLOW.—Fizoas Evismoo.—Tho own. as Isis to.dsy. apst, 400. 3d. to 40. 6d. ; °inns to 41s. W. to 435. North AV11161112, 40s. ed. W sod Suo to 40. Mbar dark ; Booth Amnon, Is is 41a. 6d. Iwo Own Moleskin snap. 400. 6i r tio; bee, Ws. 6d. to 19s. 61. isir to in No Ohm e Missing bin. Tows tallow, Ws. sot. Oso.. d tin. Ovoids. 435. &L to 445. ; 0,0" 421. 6i TR aids Itydan is ass. 40s. to 41s. ; 38s. to Vis. sY alias sad Wsad sorts. Pala oil Woody ; Sso Lys., dS s 365. 64. Ada an ail. 31s. to 335. las. Ciptrat Pores ON2 Sitinnia Dit '- Panto; Jowl 2.—Admisisos as pumas. 10 ' ditto by own dead% 719 ; iota visitors, 2,336. BIRTHS, MARBIAGISS, AND DILI% BAWKIIIIPTC7 ANWIILLED. W W ay . Joan MAIDLOUT. Bantrater, builder. DICIALATIOrgIMIND . .. Wrialax 111 . 1sam. VI ULM WIIITIM Old street Bt. lake's, Walrlst dividend at la Otd , Jan 7, and three subsequent esdatra at Idsrards'a Beslnghsllatreet. Jona SIAM Pulbaro Some; tamer-Ist di Wend of 7a June T. sad three suUsqt Wednesdays, at Idwards'a Be /31Ititift. d ' 1 L HILL - June 1, at Orfordoquar Myr-park thr 31 / 1 - Ma LK, a • am HILL-May a, re wife of A. MIL leq., of Totiorro. in ILIMSALL-11a7 31. at Crarapiat Mplopar34l•33 wilt al C. G. iv.v.ll, Faq., of a daritter. .oa t Ktunto.-Juse 1, al Bisckbligh, arr lora% WO -- a Mooklap, pia., Ir., of a sea. ....01 MALL Jll2be 1, at /ter Coral. Maraftlur o w. illr D. M. flaalt of ILK Iran army, of • .. o WITRWAL - lase 1, at Marphico . LW., a. yr • ..- P. waveless, of a ditailtre. ILOMM. V issiDo3o-OsiiM ll . - -huve YLMM 1. at St. Moro _ Ur Mr. 11. MoraMIL Wan WOW. SOO a " ":114 1....hat LW, of Tarrtorratro. to 77•11010 Mottle% rap- - Lloat..oorral drilla. coicvaa-comosayso, La-. ..... WUNT-lILAITI3L-4mo 1, at 35. Taira 1 / 7 •7 0 /70 1.11. Mei, mum= Thome, ma at Kr. .T. , . isnl, to Wirlgli, roarer of Z. Wetter. Will» _...,,,.• TOYMII-WcwL-Jamt L at lAA Tytbaril ~ • 3 011,_, Ur Mr. T. 1. Orr, J. C. Tasks, it*, ONgels..Tr*, le key, to LIM Darr, drablor el W. l. Cora mai - lair% Mr Tythtp. DILLTWL DUMMOVIMIL-.lro 1, at Mow Crall4.llll. NZ T. WO. =a. 11111 pa _WI Sala. 1/41310,orrot.Ldoriar.iarlitio PALIILIOL-Moy ,at noloarw-clirmik. M. Tarr a 1101111:-Ust Id, 33 Merl Dart, Id% C 1 •3311 3. " ll° ftbir a 71'. 01 W .-111 r Al it.. smat.biln. wadi Ai.. or relate IL NW. Med 3L ____.........,,, aliarbrrest. bow Dew, Gamlimy, CambridissEbr. braer-Ist dirdead of 10a. Ed., or Dew proofs, Jaw 7, end three subsequent Wed nesdays, st Edwards's. Earner Ernst. Joel JAM= Bomar., Upend MAUR& Cambet 'garb*, 6node -Ist dividend of 10s. bd., June 7, and three zubsequest Wed nesdays. at Edwards's, Saahrhallrtrest. Isms ULMER, Birbrad, near Erdate, binner-dnd dividend of la Od. (and Les. qd. ce saw snob), June 7, and threw subsequent Wednesdays. of E.brar&'o. lissingballstwer. EDWARD PATIO Bowe, Crutordtrbus and Oreenwice, wine ntreltisst -40 dividend of te l e 7, and tam saltsrlasolk Wednesdays, at Edwards e. 477.01 CRUMB' OVUM, Esernerentb. Doldra, psiater-Ist ihi• deed of 7s. T ij ite ll 7, rid tires wabartrat Wednadrys. ad Edwards's. atrest Tomas bora; rton Bader', Lebeatenbtes. of In WE fordses- bridled of M., any Tbassity. at Ilansees. Va. LIMNS HIPM (separate estate), Wasebaster, serndedan =„ r lat erased of las., Jigs 13, and wry irabsiquar , M Nowsaa's, ldrasbasisr. 10111 JAR'S 000111111, Cure. Cbesislar, sttonry-lit *Mired of fe. 100.. Jens LE, sad ate sabsersurt Tiesdayor /Acq pee. Wanabribr. DEVIDSME "a s IL B. 1 " 6611 4 ltaraifaDlear- Jae LE E. Ivies Serb Ebro Ceseson. brow - mane 11. T B. Deasert. Plerepterraereses dad Wit bra. rienerbinddeskinbranakse-Jsre 15. N. C. Undarweed, Oiseeatausliire. ontase-Jnar 11. d. Wilms, Livened. Petard ad Pallesel by MIAMI ZEN 1104 41 c00 Lielleas erissermalee-12 4 4 ,. . W. flans,. Inmate. slnspip- Js ay umaiwaarlik ele ► air st A. Menem. 7a. US 10 . 41 . 440 . 4 I tee, bilow-hile Wier Cent boss anima mai ma ' IL W. Padre, Naltsittss. beldis. sae lb COTTON.—Lnammor., Jan 2.—T he arras anal was gain au Friday and Satarday, sad prises A MI lb aerfesion wen ia fawn of tie Warr bat an /Ines Y. crossed armasm sward, sad as Toney the Mire R a. Hibernian al advanced prism is Now Yost, is ik fir middliag, am well as lb booysat state of the lassair mark* mooed great activity. An exlearive nine he boas transiont daily, nosampansd by Wowed Woblue, particularly la American emel hug stapled dendpikes redwing of the Bank rats to 34 per seat beaks tenni the AXIOMS' with whin An marks& eland yank. Is laliad boa boss m good request, st the fall nee el Mt week. /lamina 'matinees is damn& from the Wiese well as expenses and epssalatera, end has nasal lit le 14d. par lb. With a vary plat demand for Brut, w queasily adoring hoe nesterially diminished, sod men Muse are raised folly ld. per lb. Is 'dan beggar *Miens kayo labia place daily. at ccoaurY leiTairrt Moe sad tke quinines are generally raised ld. s IH.• pet k. Owns km hams ba goad demand, sad b IA la 14. pot lb. damn. For Aural Uwe hos bees m live Inquiry, and linos Money prime lens ber mn* upward Modena% parlionarly ler As battarea, whisk haw Ana Sally 44. per lb. Bing said &Cade nation fesely Mend at ed. per lb. MM. 0 is the lawn, sad gd per lb. is the better nuke.. le good sapid Chios sad Japan a racy Parse Wan be Iv Man dime at gd. to gol ;se r suc t. adman ; the AM stapled ia ds mash sad Minn le my Plevatass k A vane. lipsonstore ve when, drag As week, 2L740 bales ; exporters, 21,790 lobe ; 62,810 Was. We lave had a good awed brash* s market at about vestreeday's pries. Wes ads 1,5 1 ,2 balm, of which 6,000 on for export and The fallowing are tke Olken quoestion :—Yorf:ol . 4 18d. ,• ridding, 1614. ; fair Mobile, 184. ; 16A; fair Uplands. 1744. ;middling. 1644. OOTTON GOODll.—lfaisciserss, Jun 2.—Thies bees a very fair. anioest of Masao dew today hi el bib el &tipping yarns, sad prises Oft then. Bello ay s qTM, large trade would haveless Mesta bat for the died fin ",." by the coestent dimities d Kissers to sth MOS Ws rflpissers sre nearly all deeply ether seethed fir wake : 11 ease, sad say additiesalLberinas out oily IN* ash extreme Mae as buyers are iadispoesd to gis. base ol the with, however, doer very sie2 . lX is bade yen gloss'. en sales ed. per lb. though • fair business is amiss SS TllO,OlO b, L fa I ere set meek dimmed to follow the upward I I rehire. The . yera market is geserally Wes, bat is mad for lugbor rates has restritad busses. Ihs dot " market still asthma essethestively quiet, buy MIsM ef tl to follow the upward IMMO hdiastad by ths ries is wee., and yam It is &Meat to dispose of say dessillissS good' sultable ter ladle. Private telegroass fun lath" speak of as their Miles =oath this shams% gil is twin ammo mattes here mow berm at the. Tts grist hisdreses to business, however. is the hilt Idesl sad the retest failures sad others setisi=i 1 this neighbouriood sod is ether pals of the ' OORN.--(hositiolth, Join 2.—There err 'hi alio t b dim sad a short supply of wheat at today's amid. which fathers asked lad west's prices, Old asks bosinses, sad but little was dose at a &alias of 110 11 0 t 0 Beans seise sad deer. LITWOOL, Jima 2.—Today's morket ups thy le' • thinly ettathed by thyme et say class, sad fee whist . damned was ascot Uudthd. at Tuesday s redestire Cl Id Ps Instal es the week. Fleur speeded ; priors sesthlgt: theaged. Oatmeal lad bless quiet at tamer ista u pied* barley slow sad snobasiged. lad's. an led a deals, of 9d. per 4901b5. WAssithist, Istu IL —A fair slow of wheat lean oak het Frldey's prises, but bunnies was dos It sibs raised des. Other 'rely is without cast . 4 119 9 prise for the week =dug Nay 29: set, 1311 i. sl 44a. 71.1.; buley, 70 cps., at Ste.; oats, 100, st OOALE. Lana; Joss 2.—Byain'a Maio WWI Hartley. 15a. 6d. ; Cosa Horday, 115 s. 6d. ; fi tM Batley, 13a. 6d. ; Hdy Maio, 16a. 6d. ; West Sudo', ; Walker • 13s. Will altby, 150. 6d. ; Wait Wylam, 16a. ;Wy 17LIYA m a aff ,,..166. 3d. ; Walls gad Rados, 16a.; WWI l a j 6. 16a. 3d. ;• Eden Main, 16.. 9d.; WO Beaddylla liettan, 17a. ; Walls Bad Haswell, li • wo., Bad Eloaaan„ 18a. ; Walls Bad itassall'a RA" ' 6 " Was sad smut 'hum. Is& ; Wags god Ma' Walls lad Condos, 171. 3d. ; Walla lad 17.. 94. ; Walla lad H.a jb Hall, 17s. • Walls lad 16a. 6d. ; Wells lad Barth 175.91 ; Wens isi Lon" 17s. • airway sad ftffrin Malian, OOP -o earkst, 106;1414 90. C' Ot „toil .4 er V kr 2 ril -I • pl , thi sti l e! f ref 4 , 1 .10 bri b.. if. T. Om dd. r I u.l 6 I. -, I 7 B ir I NI A sr. a Oc, ed : 1 1 ~