The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-01 00:00:00

t IMPERIAL PA RLIAMENT • j. HoIISE Of LORDEL—lranxts, Jura W. )Isar Lordships sot it 4 o'colori. PETITION. ° Seed AWRY presented • pedtket from the le tsr tam ehmelmesedess ol St. Theme% Stepney, emplabateall sendloot of the Herein Oomptny with gimped totes Mk of the national schools , sea preying for m COLONIAL GOVERNORS RETIRING PENSIONS BILL. • t irl DI GREY haying moved the geoood reading dlab li the Earl of HARDWIGKE complained that the whole of greeting these peadons would be placed In the Ilaads of the Webber. The government would have MOM, to do hot >o dismiss • man whom they might Impose to dislike ia the ninth or sixteenth pee d his swim, sad however valuable all Maur ha might bars been, he would be deprived) at his reward. The noble earl had intended to ties; forward the ease of Sir Frsacis Head, whose maim, though they Ind base sound to sops, seemed to have besa forgotten. Use year Sir F. Heed bad applied in hie old age (being also seamy pm ma) for sem regognibta of those servings ; but Miaow' Hardwick') had received from Mu • very chose biotic note, which he would reed :—" Oroydea, Jaws 26, 1116.—My dear lead Haedwickit—Aoscog the royal pro nagativss it was oar my duty to &feud. theft is so ass 1 tugs sedestly desire be bold than that whisk deem* that • reward foe petals ernes' shall doscoad only though the ministers of the crown ; cud as her Majesty's purer muk in the exerting of their preemptive have expressed Ihenteelves adverse to the pr of toy ;memorial (misled Let swiss by order of both haloes of parlisaust) it is gluey my duty to submit w ithout remonstrance or eons- Punt, to their decision. I thereto= request that on the doetiran is the Hoses of Lords of the Would Gover ment Pumice Bill, you will be plowed to AGMs tram say farther rotators to any hypos sernises u Osnadm—Be lismate to remain, avow mere vary faithfully, F. B. Heed." 'he Earl of DERBY expressed his oompteta approval elths bill. Colosia govereore were allowed DO Mat ; sad were compelled in emsopease to advisee* sums sgol vilest to at bast a year or a you sad • halfs Wary. If therefore • governor Unposed by say abases set to regain ioag a period in office he would sot only main no 'summation, but he would actually bo out of =by his appoisionest He entirely mummed at hie amble frieed had mid with respaet is No seasoner and the sorvicesoi ear F. Head at • time of mealier difficulty sod delicacy. In feet Sir Freesia had saved (saads—Onar, hear)—bat en his mere to this country he bed not met win that eonsiderate end fair dealing for which he had bad • right to look. He had sambaed a pensmest appointment. and be bad not only elegised se reward for his services in Ossada. but he sotually wr set sussed to receive look his appointment, which was in that he might have held for life. The conesqueacie wee that be was now, not • discontented man, bat • man with • strong sense that his earvioss hal tot remised that na med from his country to which they were audited. (Haar, Ism.) After • few words from Lord LTVIDIN. who expressed big comourreoca in what had been said moulting the case of Sit T. Head, the bill was read • mooed tams. Several bills went through committee, sad amongst the may which were read • tuird time and passed as is the Greenwich Hospital Bill, the Fire Brigade (Metropolis) Mill, the Comptroller of the Exchequer sod Pablic Audit BM, the Island Revenue Bill, sod the Indemnity Bill. Lord EBURY having presented • petition from the Earl) Closing Association in favour of opening the British Museum sad other sauces) isolleoLons three menin in the week, Earl GRANVILLE sou that the questios routed be eon - shamed by the authoritiss of these institution' is the most favouralate sense ; bet there were greet difficulties in the way, not so muck on the score of expense an the danger of Ere. At the instance of the Earl of LONGFORD. Earl DE GREY and RIPON dm:gibed thN present mode st issuing ocumiatioss to officers in the army. MB. JACKSON AND THE RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT. The Marquis of CLANRICARDE asked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether her hisie.ty's govein- matt would consent to lay upon the table of the house the in the For/lip-office relating to the claims of Mr. 3=e neon the Russian government. Earl RUSSELL said this appeared to him to be • ease of • private claim. and one in which parliament could sot in bartire. Mr. Jackson had entered into contrecte for the instruction of certain railways, and be allrgml that ern- Ws debts were owing to him by the Russian government. Her Majesty's government gave orders to the arobusador of St. Number( to interfere, so far as good oHoes mot. I The answer of the Realise government was • very reason able one—that if Mr. Jackson felt himself aggrieved, he isiebt take his own ease before the courts of justice iu liouie, which seemed to him (Lord Russell) to be the pro ps' tribunal for the decision of such questions. LOTti CHELMSFORD eaßed attenlimi to the claims of half•pef *Mons of the royal navy under the orders of council of 1851 sad 1856. The Duke of SOMERSET explaieed the operation of these orders, and vontsoded that no asjustioe had beim does to this ohms of racers. Their demand@ had been eaa- , ordered by several boards of admiralty , which, &Alai' upon the opiaion of the law °Moen of the arose, ' had been obliged to come to an adverse decision. After some remarks from Lords SSILZWISSURT and g jo.za~d• WICKS the matter dropped ; and their lordabips ad}cierned at b.lf•psat 6. HOUSE OF COMMONS.--FRIDAY, JvNs 30. The Sruerair took the chair shortly before four o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. • The following hills were read a third time and passed : Earl of Wicebileee's Estate ; Naves lied Kingscourt Rail way ; Rattray's Estate; and Soothern Railway Bills. The standing orders were suspeutied is 19 case*, in order to indite pnvate billet° be advanced rapidly through their rewainieg stages, aid they were sehreeeed accordingly. THE LAW OF SIMONY. Ms. D. GRIFFITH asked the Atterney.Generel whether, dates( the recess, the government would take the peasant slate of the law of simony into conaideratmo, with a view to He simplifieatinn and improvemeut ? The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said that the amok. Amara h a ving recomuteeded that the subject should be we. eidered, it would, so doubt, be the duty of the goverunieet to do so; but, at the asses time, he apprehended that any satirfactore settlement of the question would be attended with difficulty. THE MACKAY GUN. Mr. J. EWART silted the Under Secretive of State for War if he bad received any report of the competitive trial which took place on the 20th, 22nd, and Tied instant, between Mackay's 12-pounder windage mouleelosdar gun, aid the Armstroeg 12-pounder breech-loader service gun ; the Mackey gun firing smooth cast-iron projectiles without expander), aid the Armstrong leademated projectiles wh out any ; and whether he had any objection to day web report upon the table? The Marquis of HARTINGTON said he believed that the Mackay gun bad bees sent t o Shoeberynees for trial, and %bad already to a ;reclaim extent been tried by the Ordoenee Select Committee. But no report of the trial bad yet been moved at the War-office, as it was Dee usual to seed reports till the whole of the trials were completed. No ardor bad bees gives for a competitive trial between this emend any other. It was not likely that any report would be received during the maim FIXED ALLOWANCE TO OFFICERS. Major KNOX wished to teak whether field allowance would be greeted to officers of the eying columns at Aldershott or elsewhere. The Marquis of HARTINGTON said that be was not papered to snowier the question without aotice, but his remion wee that field allowance was sever granted except wises troops ware ea service before the enemy. Os the mottos for adjouremeet to Monday, Mr. C. BENTINCK galled attention to the inadequate stipend' of the mirror canons and noo-capitelar members of the cathedral of Carli-le. and of other cathedrals of the sew foundation; and asked whether it was intended to give power to the eockeisetical commission's to lacrosse son-eapii Vitel.da. Mr. HANKEY put in a similar claim for Peterborough. Mr. WALIOLE agreed that is many eases the miser canoes were very ill paid ; but the difficulty was as to what funds were applicshle to improving their position, within the power of the Ecclesiastical Commiasion. Hr G. GREY stated that the fund, in the hands of the lociesiartical Oommisaion were folly appropra'ed, but if it was proposed that the domes and chapters dieted be enabled to apply funds of their own to ineressing the (Mime& of Educe canons, he should be ready to consider such a art -. SUTHERLAND AND THE SANITARY COMMISSION. Colonel HERBERT sailed attention to the salary of Dr. 13stherland in the moitery department of the army, and asked whether the Treasury satiation of the expenses of the maitary sessoieriee was intesded to tmerr the salaries paid be members of it, and whether such an arrangement was arCVby the Leeds of the Treastry. EIANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that in 1858 a minute pained through the Treasury with regard to the sanitary commission and there was so mention of salary in it ; and he had no odicial keowledge of the payment to Dr. Sutherland, the charge being one cm the War Depart ment. General PEEL explahied that the remuneration to Dr. Sutherland was fixed before ha came into off m, and be had only to omens it. The Marquis of HARTLNOTON defended the appoint ment of Dr. Sutherland, who, as beg as he was employed is the army snits® commies/cm, wee settled to the se misseratioe which had been assigned to him. THE BRITISH CAPTIVES IN ABYSSINIA. Ms H. CAIRNS brought under the notice of the home theme& of Coosa Cameros, the English missionaries, and the other British subjects who halm been is captivity is tulietnia during the last 18 months. Adeiittle to the extent that the acts dove by the King wife • violation of the prinolplea of isterustion•l law, then could be so doubt that there had bees • aerials amount of &select and indecorous treatment by our Feesigs-eMee of a eateirel with whom we had a treaty ad willitato, in haw* Termed to maser the dempat which he had met to tee Queen for • Awly • yea r sod shelf, end he thought the time led arrived ethos &mbition of • THE IMPRESS, SATURDAY EVFNING, JULY 1. If4ps. PROM LAST maims GAZETTE. THE REVE: L' —An ABSTRACT of the GROSS PRODUCE of the : in the undermentioned periods, ended June 30, 1865, of the -- ism lIE of the laill'KD KINGDOM .ed with the oretesposding periods of the preceding year. Quarters ended . Year Quieten ended Year aode d meted 5,* 00, Dew :1 1194, lea , Mara 111, 71811619' I June 30, Ser aiL SO, Dec. ID, March Sl, June Ilk Jab. Ns --- --I--- I ----- itAaala L a a a d CUSTOMS 5,04,, • 6,000,000 6,670,000 6,171400, 151,1106,0 0 0 6,872, 5,970, 6,631,000 6,440, 11,101,000 RIC= 11,1161, . • 0000, 5,102,000 6,00.000 *MO, 3,0 M, 4,750, 5,151,000 4 , 8•5, wimp STAMPS TAINS lOO,OOO 1,204,000 SAM 1,407,010 1.167, 174 LSO. WOO lAA 5,56 0 ,00 0 PROPERTY TAX Moo° 1,000.000 0107,000 1,110,000 6,014 000 8 01 . 00, T. 132. 4 10.00 0 2, 40 , &WOOD POST-0771M 1.016,000 1,000000 1,006,000, 070,000 4,110000 IMMO 500, 0116,000 910. SMOAK* ckowle /Aloe ~, elk ~. 08, 54,000' 70,000 311,00 0 06,000 8 - , r1, , 00 ili, 306,800 mieciaw nomi . . ,e,s , 000, 1,150,161. 350,500 t,e07,756 411,606 EOM 1,0045110 406, SAMOS ) —-.— .... ,e, eee me 10 .117-1611 17.640.620 09,5847 14,411,606 18,3111. 16,1119, 14174,109 06,SPINS Lt. -. 14,791,M1 WAS* 19,177,151 i 17,649,620 . 69.689.71 @,684,902 PARTNII.IOS lONLYn t _ W. Y. Dl'Madrew, W. al•Andrew DL . sad J. W'Andlow, wlNboarreet, eserehantasobr ss regards W. P. Warsaw -.1. [hut sad 8. Phillips jos., Itowtee-bri 'le. 011146 Warr street-e, Rowley, J. & Nara, rd & BM's, LangeZ4l•l. 'arsine, blare J. so Mr es irde sad T. & La Teri. Or Lir .eor error TT.. A. =°;! J. G. Borer and P. War trsrposi sad Larks, = k W= eiro.r.ste roods P. Wade -Z. ryas sad L. end rub" ourper-. W. Oebi and G. Owen -W. W. be. jnao... T. 1L Werner barer so far as rinsrde W. liniair - n - -11. A rttitor sad & 0. ihrstten, Wearer IMP bon. raiessUrs -J. Wear W. Wklisker, sad 1). , Mildel:lc, Yorkshire, wormer aronlielarats. ert 181 se W. Whitaker-l. radar and C. Draw. Kernirows, balider-Z. Sandell sad 11. 7. dlr. nerbgezay -C. Marra. sr, sad O. roars, barbers-C. ben sad T. Ler W owl and Warrloo.rosd, upholsterersG. W. Mrs& T. N. flaw, and J. NM, Irmo* timber rob" so far as= G. 111 Nwre-11. Assent, I. & disdasa,, air W. Greed el Brea% City. raerchsata-111bia 0 B end Orr Zile saber Michell, Se Neoraik.,urit= sehosairsers- J. Roweinte sal aselbrere maw tadaren -W. Hepkissow sad T. 1/. manias. Tops msnalactorersA. Y. ergeartt. T. dargssnk sad W. Co lizetnage, Ctty, oral meters* so tar r ragswis!rt. dergesna-11. Harris sad 1. Smarr llarsedwr los, brood commas brewers N. J. Carer and W. Tom INnerithars, sad Nortolketreet, Strad. pus sesarsetorws- A. Powell sad Z. Fora H•refOrd, butlimy thattb sos N. T. dear lareakem. Yorkshire, -W. 8. Treks& J. W. lier , and C. Nader Carron Lower 2Ms. Dm _Bah. dala, erre wrier" so tar sensor C. Horra shi erard we r a t Wars end N. J. ,nots, NasoWwavere, barbers I. H. Purr end G. Z. Johan oa. Worn% air pe. pristine-IL Mike and J. W. Denham, Moos" I M serM + Masi Newton Abhor sad rens, Devonshire. red T. Der sad W. Lean, Woe Bromwich, limber wierehanta-J. Sham N. ram, not J lower. Warr dues delvers-W. Bobra and T. Oath, Jun, LbLISIFFINN. Hr moursidr. gr° 011 •• SCOT= SIIIWIIIIIIII IOIIII . Altruiras Crank Isronsees, parr at re Urns Hoer Werner. WILLIAM Mos (Zec). Mama, Wirier, Ire 10, si Kir land's Rotok Larose. JOIN Anewoor, 1110.3=auwateh maker, July 10, sd LTA sad Turialth Boar, [Warm or SOLICITORS AVIS SWOONS PARTICULAMI TO ale OBTAINED AT TIM OFF= OF TEI GRIEF 119111Thal, 004112 OF hati.ROPTCY, ISMIGIORALLAMILIT.] HANKHUM. Mamas DODD, Orford. balder, to surrender July I& at 1. Faun EARL; Stratford. lam, late slate quarry master, July IS, al 1. WlLuAsi Faaniaci. WILLS, Rock-terraos, Petalhela. gleserld Maim Jelly 10, at I MAMS MOIR, Brookabyeaest, lalingtoe. and Sorokin. a rcoMd* ant. Jay 17, M U. MATTIMW It SWILLS', Mererstreet, Belfordequare, dant July 17, it IL NO MOS" Ilampeteademd, amoral. July 17. MU. /MOS linen IL kL ship loamy, off Shosenem ersabwee la the royal navy. Jay 17, at It Wee KAMA ttrnatil. Ceseloetetreet, Brywaskistregults. and Laposetrest, Pimlico, ladies' outfitter. Jiggle, at 1 KU MT JAM/ Coons. Uxbridge. lbandraper. Jo 17, at IL ARMS Fagan, Gllbertet., Mirada., dentist, J 19, GOMM Jolla PALMS, Boutheown, Suffolk, ormakeriteu 0510$. July 10, at L enrelli Mean JOWL Princeberee. Peebicas. and Cupid 000 rt. Goldmians, pedaloes maker . July 10, at L RICIARD GAL !. Green - etch, balm, :811_10, at 12. THOMAS CRADDOCK. Dover, late banana' Jar IS, st L BARNA CLAIIMICL, Dover, late beepeller, July 16, M L LWOW BYLVIOIIOII, Wiekloareireet, Peuteevale, traveller to a stritioser, July 16. at 11. B AN DON= IrtaIOWNWOWS GUM; Bee IL keglalleMest, end Cromer; Cornwall, satracter, Jell% at WILLIAM EDWARD HILT! . Great ky Windialleneet, clerk la the Admiralty, July Us at 11. MARY Ail NMIII, Si. JOhll4treellTOOM, bite ceffeehotme keeper. MY 16. ht li BURN FragaT, Ilignet., Kensington, victualler, July IL at It Nougats MATtwiterg, Fronilinghatn, Norfolk. Lie farmer, July M IL s eows it POLLARD, Foot :ray, Ken i tcper maker. July 16, at 12 . OuolooLnilol o•Sack-h lll . Hatton. n.,booklinder,July l6 . at 12. WILLIAM 1111111 Genoa . White street, Pervade-market. meet eateenan. July 16. at IL WILLIAM TOIL Won, Botaradahlro. carpenter. Jab it. et L JAWN TOON, Handeteed-road. boot maseacturer, Jaysp. at 1 Mamas Jermoismpemap, Cketenwell, dealer la marine stone .1 at 2. MAIM BaowTrar, artb, Heraordahire, inspector it road Imile, lift 10. at I. Innis Rim Fmtna, Walling-street, carpet beg maindee. lower, July 20, di Tgoteas litittilt, Ealing, Miriam; painter. Ally 111. ai IL WI LL Stemois, Uneatable, Kent, ironmonger. July 20, at 2. WILLIAM Wiirrinsan, RuWey, Staffordslx.. tailor, aar . at at 11. Bonn TUMID, nen., Th..ree-os-tbe-H lll . IMmMaire , cor Milner, July 11, at 11. MARLIN 000 at. Brialrere, Cnowartershire, retired colonel of In Indian Pones. July 10, at 11. JAME Wn.tAnerr, Paddow, Cornwall. shipbrill.b.r, July 10. at L Item AID CLATWORTIT, Plymooth, wins merchant. Jay 11, at 124. MORN HWY POMO& Great Torringke, Devoashire, meeral merchant, July 10, at IN. GRowil BIaCLISOIN sad JANES BI.LOII=I, Gramma; York shire cloth manufacturom July 10, at IL LIWIS Cannon, Idle, Yorkshire, draper, July l 10, at 11. Jose Purtur, Skipton, Yorkshire, +Maar Juy at U. 11.10111aRD RADOLtnn. Bradford. w . Jul lo y , 10. Mll. jamas Kayla Blies& Yorkshire, woollen erred, JOY Dh ita U NIONS 000fla, Shellald. Miner, Jay it. at 11. Agnione Joist. Caton. Cheshire, builder, Jay 1.1, all. JOINS 111)111113, Berwough. Immesh., boatbießee, Julylo. at 11. WILLIAM 1010B41011:1141BAX, S a lford. confectioner, Jay li, at 11. DAVID WWl= NORWOOD, Stockton-on-Tee; ironmonger. July 13, at Ir. PRIMP GILL Pin% llirmineham, bearlonnder, July 10, at 10. Mittel Maur HAIR, Birmingham. utak, July 10. at 10. 010101 Bonn, Stecisford. Notts, former. July 11, at 11. C1411,M Vieille; Byeerrat. Derbyshire, farmer, July 13, at 1 WILLIAM MATSON and WILLIAM ILIONSUI, Chester, coali. builders, July 14. at 10. Glom. Wiavia, Minchinhampton. Gloucestershire, late farmer , July 12, at 10. THOMAS Clioacm DATOom, Portage, Journeymen corkcutter, July 20, at IL I BONN LATHWICS LATHAM, West Haddlesey, Yorkshire. pow, July 12, at 11. RICHARD TriONAL Bangor, Sewisr, 31 /116:1 10 . Joini HYSSOP, Ystminster, Dorestan., Mi. Ju4 ( 1.4, al IS. Davin LYSOL Pembrey, Cannartheneere, farmer, J 10, at 1L NOlNlAliTsostssoa,Croglbs,Cemberlsnd, labower.Ju y 0 MU. MICHAS& Straw trizWerl MEN, Sated; Cornwall, stiff com mander on half-pay in the royal nazhr4ll:4l . . hize. 1011 C o ol ! , the Vlach, near We farm bailiff, July 14, at IL Mitug JUDD, Crewe, Cheshire, victualer, July 21; at It Jams HARM. Word, milkman, July 10, at 10. MIAs WOODWARD. Garsington, Moe. shoemaker. July 10, ot 10. JAM/ WALYOII, Oxford. market gardener. July 10, a 10. Jowl ?Amu, Sheffield, beerhouse keeper July 13, at 1. Jan/ IlowaßTß, Salford, butcher. July 16 it WI IDAM/ Clearer.?, Gateshead. Durham, steamer, July IS, at IL JO_IA WIALLAANS, Ntocastio-upon-Tyne, lish hawker, Julyl6, at 10. Mittel( Mavis, Stokexfivon-Trent. farmer, July 16, at 11. Ciao= TAYLOR, Bath, carpenter. July 111 at 11. Tonga Warm, Blimp, lencashire, coal dealer, July Ili, at 11. I FRIDBUCII CANA Nista plumber. July 11, at 12. WHAtal Caorgis, Bristol. beer retailer, July 21, L i l t 2 . Mogan GALAN, Bristol, late ironmouger. Jut, lIT JABS YVAN& Tlinsbury. Sonsersetah., late botches. Jay 7. st 11. 1 Jogs Wudgmiendal.Westmoramd.cabinetmaker,JulylLat 11, 1 Amager Liszt Cardiff, 41 aper. July 16, at 11. WILLIAM WILLIAMS. Cardiff, sail maker, July Is, at 11. I MARLIN RICH WOOL Oskham,Bu , , andsh.. Jeweller,July Let 1L 1 jogs Bersmomy rat IL, &Won, horse ment. July 12, at 11. 1 WILUAN HMG B.Ammor, TArmr ool . Mamma of Unease. July 12. at I. WILLIAM Ilimeolorg Itzesow, Liverpool. dealer in building materiah, July 14. at S. mar RIAMINATIMM. 1 July 0. J. Juson. Jun.. Bristolm e ws, Paddhaton, cab driver -July re L G. Drus, Mountstreet. Groevenorequare, watch eselmr-July 10. T. Arreston, Thsnet.place, Temple her, beck layer -July O. R. Johoson, Milaburyetrest, Bermondsey, lightennau-July 14 J. East, stn., and J. East, Jun., St M arrs rood, Kensington, and Greeniord -green, and Alpsrton, Middle sex, brickmakers-July 21. H. Gill, Union place, Newington, 01 0. J. Watson. Paling-street, Limehonse, rigger- Cr2B7jo. H. Rouse. Willes-road, Kentish-town, formerly a clerk In the War office-Suly 26. J. H. Gamble, York-buildings, Adelphi, commission agent-July 211 11, B. Godley, Cranny, Surrey, gentleman -July 29. G. Green, St. Andr.e'erood. Lime. house, engineer-July 19. A. Collier, Trangnilvale, Blackheath, prdemor of mule-July 20. C. kastwiek, Chmhust, Hertford shire, retailer of beer-July 29. W. Ikons, Upper Klalgetresa, Bloomsbury-square, booturaker -July U. C. Mabry. Arthur grore. Gospel lek-Bskia. assistant to an uohonterer-Jay M. J. &veal, POtteno.l . oll4. PliadiltXtoD, clerk tO • genera merchant -august 4. B. IL Browse, Al loam* major in arth Foot - August 4. IS. FL Wells. lendpoft. Hatillmlikes Plumber August 4. D. Rees, Cheseside,_eng Union-mem; Southwark- photo pher--August S. J. W. Brett, CANINIO-IN et. Camberwell. victualler -July ID- W. Goddard, Ala, Surrey, tim ber merchant -July U. D. Amis. Hem's -cottage, rentonvtlle, statimer-July 20. T. Gardner. IIVIOSIOOi Coffeehouse. Drum mond-street, general desier-JoV U. 1. Frank. Wars, Hertford shire. irnmooßee-July 10. T. Lert., Norfolketrest, Strand, mower in her Majesty's royal uray- July 20. V. Batten, Inktlen. Berkshire, beerseller-July 20. B. W. Menders, Dirsetatreek Clapham-toed. brewer-July 10. K Wiltshire. Homed. Berkshire. horse dealer -July 10.. 1. Roberts. Landpnrt. lisrap.hire, builder -July 10. E. B ar b er Mines-buildinp, Kulaitabridge. foreman 1 to • Jr:kw-July NI , J. Bridge, Loseeicra clerk to a Ugh. house manufacturer -July 24. 8. Caswell, Charltonetreet, Pimlico. I baker-July 24. W. H. Ho o per, Portsmouth. tone fitter - J lll 7 U. J. bowers, C o penhagen.street, Islington, potato seleema..- July 14. H. Hume, Blandlordmosre, Midfflesm, Joornallst- , Jay is F. Clement, Viurtemberg-areet, Clapham. betcher- J a yne. Ty Langford. Birmingham, cabinet maker -July 26. J. W. Hounslow, Bureem, Staffordshire. hatter-July 2.. 1. Dibble. Birmingham, tailor-July IS o.2llsynton, Nortitember- ' land-park. Tottenham• lute brewer's asaistent-Jidy 17. W. 'Mi med, Cheltenham, builder - -AsstA S. W. Jarman. ChedliCh. Devonshire, draper-August ourt& Exeter, watch masker- August 9. W. IL Billing, Plymouth, ship chandler-July 27. IL Anse, se a rboroosh, builder-July 07. A. Wilson. Huddersfield. doctor al medicine -July 11. W. Smith, Parr, Lusabsbite, liremed victualler -July 14. Phoebe March, Liverpool, Wilber --July 9). D. Lobertem, Keaton, Lancadere, accountant-July 21. R. W. Itoberts, Aberffraw, Anglesey. 'draper Jul/ 1, 2 . 1 4. 14.. Reioemsen, liverpook_merchant-July 21. J. Joss*, lath cleaver -July U. W. Barker, Landport, Hampshire, seaman -July U. G. Morey, Easeworth. Hampshire, Memel victualler COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. -I, N rfolk, printer-layer.. W. 214. & W TI . , F ieldDalling De N, rt orfollr. collar makor-Juty IS T. Jaws 3C I , Thoreau Yersaellte, Bree.onshire. far lii July 21. J. Han. MMus the Judge Ordinary.) Ardeick, lancsaldre, bhclunsith-July it W. Jones, Jou.. Ribbeaord. Woroeet. rehire, miller-July 14. J. Ball, North. JONIS n. WILLIAMS AND 07111!8. meols, Lancashire, provision shop It4sper--July 19. J. Miles, This beleortsot tosettoosterl wit, which invol v ed lai n- Leloesler, Journeyman bricklayer-August 14 J. Elder, perty to the extent of about half a 1)111100 of money, col- oushion, Nrathoroberland. blacksmith- July 26. Dians t = lapsed this if ternoon, after banes °wooled the court for 1 grarmallexrpon-Tyne, late furniture broker -July 19. R. Los three days. I combe, Plymouth. batcher-J any 19. J. Crate, Plymouth, market w h o di e d a t t h e I Lard_.ener:Lully._l7.. r ir. tali n z i. ..Bilstol. boa miker earFeet•r jay - Ju u ll . li t . na W.. The testator. Mr. Presets Walking, ag• of 89, was at the bead of • very egteaaive wise and 1 7 pa rr b e ta Wal . 7 wooa t i b w , f t . .= labourer-July spirit hilliness in Wor ce ster ;he wan never married, sad he Mudd, 'peach, loarnapnas lutchor -July IS. T. Wood. Ivo bad several nephews and sires, the sons and daughters of manager to a tar distiller - July . Abbon, ltewpaet three brothers and two sisters. He bad three natural chit- Parnell. Buckinghamshire, shoemaker J uly - 20 Ann Iliffe Ash area by different mot hers-Thoruas 1 J u o to nes, , widths implys,disedtiff,foarcidThGoLorgevioodWestoo.ward, b T u h t e pe l o o t i ' Phillips, Ipswich. Journeyman careseter-Augnst 2. H. J. s o M m th m - J . u lt ly wi tOL. , B aiwk.. . lisains._.halleigatey , betcrees- Jay go J. kept Up ineoh cOMMunitatiOn with him or showed much 1 St affordsh ire , charter inu i a ,_..J.4 %. J. H. j u pp . mai, sig. sff entice for him. He educated his daughter, and wee . folk, commission went. on very good terms with her until 1838, when she married, 1 BA 711111IFIVY ANNDLLID. ..._ ............. mwei1er:". 101111 .17 07 IL-10 .0. DIVIDIGIDO BT 0 1 1 ___ .... 11'11.11: . , 2 : IB IT ti l evilest his consent, Mr. Jones, who was W th:Tcas . hi B e °P r ead hia . t4 .1 ... une n 1193.111 12 m .L_ .... "" L 1ate 8a0 1e afterwards became a partner in the Kidderminster Bank. Ho woo wi th at this manage , and bad little or no comma. I•Pl.e:_w_t___e7;arjouw=ir.:aay visai ; e ; m = yoar Ac ,....,. „ ideation with Mn, Jones until about 1860, after she had , si ,7 a . r - 0 1 . bean lefts widow, in not very good circrunsteaose, with one I jou DUDA PanegAßD, Mkdd, oxalic sold manufacturer eon and four daughters. He was very much atted to hie ! ist dividend of 15. 111.1, any WMneaday. at Aeraman's. Med e George Weston, and intended him to airtime his name ' Cisose. Mamoru, Bragged. Olantorgansbire, grocer-lif. did. son George Wsaton, and intended him to aseunoa his usa. 010_I MUMOY!. atidgicd. olamolyanulilre. grocer-Ist dIM. scud areoe,_and to inherit the bulk of his property ; bat 1 deed of lu Id , on WI 91°°t• any Wednewinr. at Amma - George Weston died unexpectedly from the efforts of an Bead j•na Noma, Bristol, mom manufactuver-]d dividend of accident io 1854. Metweeg 1842 sad 1863 the testator hid 1 ILL sit, say Wednesday, at Acrammes. Bristol. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. ado 37 wills sod oodicils. Three documents of • subse a " Realm limbinerag. Bristol, innkesper-lat rilvidsod of lid., —, _ quest date to 1860 contained • provision for Mrs. Jones and , gray Wednesday, at Amman's, Bristol. DIETER& hoe children. This will sow propounded was executed ' Joan in DODOS, Haverfordweek lodghtthouse haven grey cgerEEL __l ddd Ts, at naraci.bdude, p,,, km. . rm the v ia ea Os 23rd of Jou, 1862. It gave an estate and shoat I dieter in Be trot.t. and Pembroke, draper-lit dividend at I jgr. H . W. amble ei • sot. ea 6"., any Wednesday, at Ammon* BrigeoL Id-lodge, figelialleidroad, IL leaf 14,0001. worth of personaltyLAWlN.-.hinellg, st to Mrs. J0u,,,,0r for . j ogs ° La mm sancoms, Cumberlan d . cooper -Ist dividend et d na, the wife at nirglLin. ask, of tots &mitten. . lifa and th ee the " id° to her Iwu '" u " ' 45. 10d , Jay 8, and any subseqeent listurday, at Wan= v. Lim 101,1). - Jape IN as Meeeheeterermans, the wHe el le I John Jones, and the personalty tO all bee children I br owest w ww ww_yyaw I lunar& Reci., of • &tr. is equal shares. Tbe bulk of the property was kit , Joao sum, Neweastiloupou.Tyuk Currier-let dividend at , mom_ 3. 0 . gp, is u ideoe, Revere put, the sib d to the brothers and the nephews and stems of the testator. I te. Md.. Jut/ 3, and any eldeellyeut estiscdsr. at lakinlaw% i J. a. Kam. /sq., of • moo. There were Bye codicils to this will. The Bret and seasod, i unuiD Nowesot ß lei T eP ° Aw s- T 7se uvenmo t . • *toe merchia ,.. att draining ' SWAINDON.-June 19, at No. 717, Camden-read. It. 1111 . dated respectively the 23rd of Jane t 1862, and the 16th ef ; mu ig Tun ., uni . pooL i lien Belailleoe, of a me i Wau lPt icarcl . a" W H ad ors Par y ireow, Ilanchestaf ; and livened. mom& I February, 1863, made no substantial alteration in the will . BARRI-AGM The th ird, dated the 11th of May, 1863, h e ldsubstu for the i Svkas bequest of 14,0001. to Mrs. Jones sad r&Urea • i q.esionoweashavr..47.ltstmdtvorg.ideod... Iw o( ch.ster lM., 'my li, and mu mud. LLOwYDib.-7AR"OR-ifene.r.„9ll,.allitia.ogyndreera. w.i.'s R ebtra. 9.l. sa l r i 4 - turd of one-fourth of the reeiduary estate. Both this , lidnum, Buz Beaton Nowt; Lancashire, and Wi1e...., Omer -mad, DesualisMilel. tondos. to Deaf Heset ie . " PP toll and the will pee 5,0001. to Mamas Woodward foe I Cheshire. Umber merchant-Ist dividend of 10a. 111.. mi neer 1. 11, and any miteequent Tuesday, at life, scathes to Mrs. Jones and her childrea. Thai fourth I LT. h. JII -- . . . r tar mpeo ot J.A. it...guTro Paaa,r_inneot Twang s at u ttli p lri uh tt b il u gr oalt am mo. codicil, dated the 9th of June, 1863, gave soother sad more I y ot T w iy ott was. Manchester . w h im° , o f of ge -igi mamma n " toe, to Isilly..disefißim el the la J. Sotto*, RM., li slir 'valuable estate to Thomas John Jones Matsui of thatglMin I ea led . July 11, and any walimesent Tuesday. n at Illegurs, Clos o4 lima ' I.oollillA to him by will. The mod importuit codisil was the My I Manchester. SILIP7III.-WRITL-Jw 10, at Christ Church. dated the 23ed of December, 1863. After keying lopeks to Thomas Unmans, Manchester, boiler maker -Ist divas.'" fi g by tie Rm. IL Wood. cararixwboa at c stiffer. 1111 .._ .. a A. B. WIDM. IN.' lassalemare to =.• Kate of Dim nephews sod nieces. be bequeathed searteertl ' liw Wt. Jell 11 . and Lay subsequent Tuesday. at Dan/011Y4 iivdmim m ec ; cd fardea• a the residue to Mn Jams for bee life. and ibis to I lasede etet Joganait RAM (separate setae). Itawtenstall, DRATHIL her &Wm • two.fourtha to her children to be Orem in ca w, witoofootwor_tat dividend of iii. Im. Ai l l a y M . them when ibey attained tb• aged 25 ; tba SINIMNIM air I awy , owbooomotiyowoor. I , morria ... . 1 , BriO dav r ier -J oe awa sh. week • W. M K. ll iargam taa. DearimG.ratemead. Jean 11. fourth to accumulate to Thome Jobs &so Alia jam Raminii. Mum lanoeme fareme-Ime addend el oiximit.-yone IT at unmoor* Baasary, Miry Ilt. lidalln i % the age of 25, sod than to go to him ; aid f• Os mot if 1 ti. 74.. .sa saw pod!, =A end dividend i a ab W ie uly U. and tia sac A. A. Col6l i gat. hie dying before he attained that age, to be maw .anses saY tabtatiamTlamill , at MaqlP's• _ • 1 SMOALL-Jast xl. NSA'S wife af Mr. VINO bin Ow &Sem Thosio Jolla Jonas wee she Mauna be l'ilzme asst , In v ". liewie nden . lA wnwi ' malanDle' 1 N.11..C.1.. el led ML eiligaiND tha testator's Dame sod arms. The whale at We 1 " Tels--" ' ev'ithis" Is ' 1/4 " is b . 14 8.11.13 1 . 0050 . 11 RILLT. -11120 W. Agledalrg'l:27. laa °I Kr * " -1- lib Tends,. at anent lifearbeeter. I of Deeteermemnelin.,a44 briemsoile were souteated by Mr. Knipe, a neybaw cd Ur Offinelniel. .-7wee IR et H. I. TAW. Taa .. ... se w 8. esamel, as the paned of waist of capeasy ; earl the last ray id M. ItamtM.W th, nlemilar-109 IL T. Weselter 1 W ilD wTos.--lane ea. se W . Ilarnaelh. wi ll ''' - • OWwoe imposed by Mr. Williams, SWUM spiliew. worth lad J. W mass • great body el evidence. &owing tbat tie dawned was Jay 17. J. I2 MiIe•MIMISISIV RA.B = I4 .1".6 + 41.8 r .' 1 1 .0.1... w6“. al pietas* mead Wild, though al se aces odd I= Constelan IfelnamtMlinele l 7 2l4 U. le ant •--- --- - o f NI 'Nubile= gives, a onaucentee was eases& by tea, Ikaeasa vistaallar--liy au t e l h. T. Trinted and Tableited W Wasaui NM In" _ . A.S wheraislisrlely 19. D. 1111116. laIabIIMIONSIII. In Or CIO el Linden POMO. !it..... ibe 11111=II detentradog tbe qualm yawl la. wew -,l 15. is . y . zb.. n , ma.. ftd n join, —II" ' 001.• ii, t amm her4.4l...4. la gal pnassat A Walitiow la um July G. Mudge. anadal,llaissa. lore/ saswayar. SAMIDAT. JOLT 1. Wed character tkat would be acceptable to the Itiog might to I mat to him with the view of ebtaioieg the relmee of the primers. Mr. LAYARD, having stated the antecedent history ef ' the Kin of Ak*siala„ =weeded to say that her Msfeety's goverment bed &arid to receivers raissioa fecmtheKias, at the mead that it might be =imprinted by the Viceroy of Egypt, to whom the KU, of Abyssinia was imtirely bark ; bat openmonlostioas kid bees sabred =to irM him Le referee to making him some arsowledgnisat for his conduct with ratted to the death of a British oriand, Mr. Minima ; old Mr. Cameroa wee apriated to take batten isiid presto to the Kim after wh he woo to ea turn to his courate at Messner, on the Red Sea, in the territory of the Brien. He was well received at gest, but is a short time he received hire to leave the oapital ; but he opeoed negotiations with the King, in which he is =mated that twisters might be given by England to the King in his eaten with the Turks, end he proposed that as mabomy sherd be mat to this omustry--all which wee directly orrery to his instrwitirs. Upon this the King wrote the letter to her Majesty which had bees alluded to. The Kiel directed Mr. Commas to leave hie osrdtal, but he =maimed and interfered in the affairs of Abyssinia. After all that had occurred previously between the Foreign-office cad the King the letter la parr was dearly ore which required no rawer. It was a mistake to say that this was the cause at Mr. Cameros's imprisonment, for it erre out of a quirt borer the Kisg sad some missicioarise, who were Bret itemiser& which emir is the iscreeratioo of all the Europese§ in thec a Otal. Her Majesty's govern :riot. having reload with Sir W. Coghlaa, thought it the beet naves to eater the affair to Mr. Raman, a British ogee% who had dose erellest series at Aden, where he was lienteurreoveroor. He bad been seat to Mimosa' with a letter from the Queen to Kipp Theodore, but owing to the disturbed state of the ormairy he had not been able to rear the capitol. Everything which with prudence raid be dor would be dor by her Majesty's govern ment. Mr. H. BEY MOUE. said that his friend Mr. Cameron had bag been in the consular eenTioe, and was experienced in doilies with serairvilird satire= He promoted against the roarer is which Mr. Ward bad spoken of the cone duct of that genderuess, whose proceedings he Mendel Mr. HENNESSY called attention to the delay of Fu rs is the same (Dyes Etinbre) suit brought against the Indian government, and a recent proceeding of the Berm try of Einr e for India is eadeavouriog to overrule a deci sion of the Queen is Council Is the course of the discussion which succeeded. The ATTORNEY-GE:IEB.AL stated that the whole curios is =mute was whether carte= property was public or private. aid that from • communketwa he had Wry received from Sir John Lawns= he had reason to believe that the soil word shortly be brought to a conehnion. Mr. AYRTON suggested the expediency of appointing • select committee to inquire into toe course being purred for the establishineet of • line of stoup transpvta between Ragland sad lore, end into the postal ass via hotness England red her Majesty's Eastern domioioas and China rid Alexandria. The Admiralty Acts Repeal Bill, the Dockyards Porte Regulation Bill, and the Admiralty Powers Bill were read a third time sad rued. Tie other bruiser on the paper wu also gone through, sod the boom adjoaroed at five minutes past 8 o'clock. THE GENERAL ELECTION IN SCOTLAND. The following is • list of the candidates for Scotch constituencies, as far as they are at present known : Names. Aberdeseshdre Aberdees Argylsebire Ayrshire Ayr Barer . Mr. W. Leslie Kr. W. B. Idykr• ..... • Mr. A. B. Fiala) Mr J. Ferguson Kr. E. 14..1. Crawford Mr. A. H. Oswald Br. R. W. Duff Mr. D. Robertson Mr. W. Lamont Br. G. F. Boris Mr. noorg• Trail! ..... Mr. W. P. Adam Ilr. James Midis' Mr. P. B. Elmollett . Major Walker Hr. Willirm Ewart l Clark Keasedy r Bekoff.hin Wrirlouttir• Butaabire Okithesis-sbire Ciacirmannsa sodiLis Dumbat tonshire Dumfriembire Dumfries Beutsba Dundee Edinknish (Dit)) ...14t JOll2 Ogilvy Mr. Adam Blear TIM Lord-Advocate Kr. Duman Wismar Mr. Jobe Miller . Earl of Dalkeith Ksfor Gumming Braes . Mr. Y. E. Grist Dull Mr. Jams Marry . Sir B. Aostretber . Hoe. C. Ouse& . Mr. Robert Wei& ...... Kr. Jobe Hammy Mr. W. Graham . Mr. A. M. Dunlop Lord Fla* Sir H. Ft. F. Sir G. Meephersoe Grant IMr. H. J. Bailie Mr. Alex. Matheson Mr. E. P. Bouvarie Mr. It. Dyes Nicol 84 T. Gladstone Mr. R. S. Avroun Mr. James Mackie Sir E. Oolehrooke Mr. W. Malec My P. M•Legen Mr. W. E. Baiter Mr. F. Dundee Mr. H. E 0. Ewing Mr. G. G. Montgomery Mr. W. Stirling Hoe. A. Kinnaird Mr. A. A. Spun Sir M. B. Stewart Sir James Matheson Sir Wiliam Scott Lord H. Scott Admiral Erskine Mr. Peter Blackburn Mr. James Oeird Mr. Edward Ellice Sir David Dundee Mr. Sanwa Lela' Sir Andrew Agnew Lord Girlies The Belinda-Goma Edinburgh(County). Wes sad Nairn Elgin Burghs !Whisk Blush) Fiteahire ForWallin Glasgow Gritnnook Foot Lothian Haddiontno Burghs Javanese-shire lampoon Bunks.... Kilmarnock Burghs. Kincardineshire .... Kirkcaldy Burghs Kirkcudbright Lanarkshire Leith Burghs Linlithgow 0 0008 Y • Montrose Burghs—. Orkairy and Mantles Niger Problasellire Perthshire Perth itelifivershiris ..... Roo and Cromany Rozbarthafie . Stirling Burgle St. A udrew's Burgle Sutherhtudshire Wick Burghs W igtotrushire Wigtows Burghs... L. 1 C. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. ADINGDOIf. — It is announced that Colonel Chu. Lindsay will contest the borough of Abingdon in the con servative interest. Mr. Horne& the liberal candidate. Biscanuan.—On Thursday night a meeting of ounervativee was held at the Crown Hotel, to hear Mr. Hornig. Mr. Marshy said be approved of Mr. Fielden as hie colleague, end felt certain they could return two candi dates. A vote of confidence was pared in him. Mr. Fielded was nominated as the seoond conservative candidate. —Manchester Guardian. Boirmor.—Mr. Serjeant Pulling has rtt4ed. Bnionrow.—Professor Fawcett •addroeved • crowded meeting of the liberal electors of Brighton on Thursday evening, at coesiderable length, end his reception was mast sethusisetic. At the conclusion oi !sin *peach re solution@ pledging the meeting to support hie c andidature were adopted. DIIDLItY.—A stormy meeting was held here on Thursday night to bear an address from Mr. Crawford, who intimated his intention to retire rather than endanger the eleetioa of Mr. Sheridan. CHArnam.—The conservative party in this borough have brought forward Rear Admiral George Elliot, lam su perintendent of Portsmouth Dockyard, to mutest the mat which will become vacant by the retirement of General Sir Frederic Smith, who has announced his intoutipn of re. liaquishing the contest, a mums of the electors showing that he bad no possible chance of being re-elected. Mr. • A. °twee, the liberal candidate, has completed his canvass of the borough, and from the tact of his having received the promises of a considerable majority of the electors, his return Is dated by his committee to be plead beyond a doubt. Admiral Elliot: who has been taken up by eel, a partial of the conservative party, was announced to ad dress a meeting of his Welds and rapporters last *Teeing. C•sisatoossittan.—On Thursday evening, at the conclusion of t',e sumptuary business at the Cambridge shire sessions, the Hon. Eliot Thomas Yorke, who has re presented the musty since the year 1834, mutinied in eourt his intention of retiring, owieg to ill-health. Mr. Yorke was never a prominent debater in the home, but his pressed was made to be felt in committees whenever matters of domes were under discussion. For years the fact that Mr. Yccke's name was in the list of the com mittee has bens taken as a sufficient guarantee that the merits of the question would be elicited. Lard Royston, the son of the Earl of Hudeicke. and nephew of the re tiring member, has issued an address to the electors, of coarse in the emanative interest. Immediately the f of Mr. Yorke's realisation was promulpted, n notice was limed requestiag the liberal electors to withhold the pro mise of their votes. The names of Mr. Towaley, of Fel boars, and Mr. Newton, of Creston-park, have beim men tioned as likely eandidates in the liberal interest. GIIII.DIFORD.—Mr. B. Currie, son of the banker, has jut hued an address ensconcing his Mintiest of coming forward to regresent the aa some future ecoseion. Yeeterday morning mural • had been bound in • placard against the address Of Mr. Royal, with referee's to his vote as the slavery sod nuke charge ability questions. Gszswirics.—Last night Alderman Salmons, M.P., addressed • meeting Of his ceemditosats at the Led Raglan Asaseablyouna, fiennstrod. The shear wee um pied by Mr. Oey, and on the motion of Mr. seconded by Mt. Court, a resolution wee in= adopted, pledging the meeting to ass every dent to moire MARKIITS. --e-- 817GAR.—Bawnew.. Jen XL—The market has base dell We week. The few Wee effeekel have bees 'Meese aliewaties ia-peloss. TALLOW.--Fmrim2 Emma—The mortot wee reedy to-day. Spot, mow, 413. 9d.; old, 4116 9d.; Anger to Septembor, w2e. M.; Gabber to Deemsber, 45. Id.; Dreember, 4316 to 43e. 3d.; Jemmy to Mora. 43e. 64. Delivery to lest deg, 752 mobs ; whale, 1,636 orbs At Ma &natio= &boot 711 auks sold, *Ley Aerials& Australia skssp, 419. 6d. to 42..; bed, 39e. to 40a. low, down to 3716 Ssetb Americas, 41e. 6d. to 4216 trot pipet. No Towel( or Nortb Americas elletisg. Ooree-sat ad reedy. 46. to 4114. 6d.; Ceyke, 421. 6d. to 43e. ; &deny, 38e. 6d Orids, .to 41s. low to iise. Pals oil Orm, 9716 ti 37e. 6d. fro Lora. Palma sat oil, WM 001TON.—Livaroo4 Joss 30.—ri. Dothan arcked wag rather quieter on Friday, but as Mitsrday became mem aaimated after receipt of advises per Penis of 11 . tee prises Is N.. York, sod large booms' was b o d e day and Tuesday at *deeming rata. Os Wednesday. arm amounts per City of Wethisgton, relieving the appro. became of heavy rest ri ctioss on the expert of estton, sod also a quieter to is Manchester, the &mead Mame very limitA sod prime is moot legumes was irregular sad lower, the week donee yesterday qthet4, sad aboodently supplied. For Sea blew! there le Inquiry, without crimp is value. Americas wse is grestzneet in the early part of the week. mid mations. is sdemand at about to gd. advance. In Brasil miry large tremactions took place up to Wednesday, at an advance of led. per lb.; the whole of the rise has gime been loot, the market freely expedied• ha saliva demand for Egyptian early is the week, mime advanced considerably ; but mime, meths has premed for gal% and quotations an named Id. to lgd. from those of lest week. Satyrs% lifter so advance of fully ld. per lb. has relapsed to lest week's quotation , . East India hie bees is good demist sod awaited ed., but elopes with very little vanities from het week. is Chins sod Japan a large buds's* has hem doss, and ekes about gtl. per lb. above farmer viols. Noss. gp.aaietare have takes during the week AM WIG ; expertise, 14,300 bake ; and the feeds, 26,810 balsa We have had workman, &mead to-day. Sales 5.00 0 Wes, of which 2,00 D are for export sod speculation. iag Wiese, ; Uplasd, 191 d. oorrox 000D6.—ILturwerrnm, Jules 30.—'The mar. hat for export yams to-day is reported to have been a perfect blank. No tranmetioas whatever have takes pis* and it is quite impossible to ray what the decline in price is es compared with Tuesday's quotations, when the resetioa Ins eettieg in. To force mks to-day at least ld. to Id. pie lb. decline would have to be submitted to. This bees& el the market closes with a still further tendency to decline. Tbe market for home trade yens is also droopiag, sad very little brines' has been effected. Three is no doubt Main would listen to offal of at least 2d. par lb. decline as Tneeday's rater. if such offers were made. In the cloth market them bee been little or no action lime Tuesday. There has almost been so buying. as/ is fact the men to whom goods are penally sold or and are themselves rather enzions to sell. The quantity UM on speeded°, and for resale is considerable, and has bees offering at rates which esth et e deprives =animaters's el the opportenity of taking contracts at any but volume mica. Is such a state of things it is almost impossible is quote prima with precision, but it is pretty nearly equal to that on yarns. There has not bees banner enough offering fairly to teat actual values. To-day many manufacturers my they observe a check to some extent of the depression fa values and a slight improvement of tore in the cloth market, but it dose net manifest itself I. any arignienistios od business, and we elms very quiet. The °diaper of the cotton market came rather 111011dealy, bat it bad bees sot unlooked for bare. aad as stated is our later reports. a good deal of nnemisees had manifested itself, among buyers of cloth especially. OORN.—Cliziaorromu. Jul 30.—We bare Ise as I: 6 :l 4 az i sad ma speausees of mere. lab* will be of grist to tbe turnips mad grass. Where was a mall 'apply today, awl found Were at au l a mes al Is. to Is. IL pat qr. ; red, 42a. twits. ; white, 4 os. LEMMA Jon 30.—Iliere waa a mill supply of Awe at oar market today, which was Labia o ff at le is Arm I dlest week. Tory little doing is orris' can. Wbsili white, 45e. to 48a.; red, 42.. to 44e. Dor 4r. LITIMPZOOL, Jul 30.—We had a fair &Wedelns at far market to.4sy, sad wisest a:primed a wore eateries commiptive dowsed at prim ranging 2d. per webil biers os the week. Sack Sour was in me request at am wham of 6d. to Is. upon the airmails of Friday last Oats in fair demand and higher . Irish grisdiog barley slow and vs. Maned. Lairs nonyes ampsnatively quit sad 211. - . _ Wasn't!" Just %O.—Wheat Is held fee la which &eau the sae, teed the bseines petelsj sa v ie la Z ostensive. Bring cora fully me den. Annie% Jew S; —Wheat, IAN gm., et 4111. ; eels. lb qrs.. at Sa 00ALS.—Lo1pod, Judd Mshst.iit wads Ked South &Mao. 17s. 9d. ; Walls Ea 4 154.9 d.• Oarway sad Deffs” 22.5.-04 2 . raidicet. 19 ; odd. U. TRAFFIC RETURNS RAILWAYS. MON Pas- Mr- Told. 11 11 4 opou. smerrs. ebas4l33. 3111 Week imam Jaw it A 14•405, Tilbury, te 1,823 367 3.132 womb *sang June U Calettosdaa Min.'s PALLos.—HAirlosL IrtenTA4 TEMP DAT. FRIDAY, Jaws 30.—ToW slaws. Met s.Lll.dvertimernisuttl.-- HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. -- Ilir r hot weather hi summtr munths Is often modestly, d uspleasant ersisequenees to many. the Ilve - , thejdoemak. Mg bows. In soak ewes are more or ism semously stied, lASI the solime el Sngland are at /sedate aseerma liable to was 4 the Wearier' which range in WIT= climates. People awl have a more powerful ennuis e than Holloway's Justly celebrate pals. nay fool and purify the blood, and mode the Mite lig ' bible to any In , plenty ; or when disease la present aey abilt 4 , its MIFOII, and Mina totally des it. Dysenterr, b l5OB . Acidity is the memo* dear sad debility, sore &IP pm' Seim A wins el Wee mandmids plas. 14,4tLe061 aeai TOTALSIO,OI6.6BO I IL—INCREASK and DIiCRKASE in the periods ended June ,30, Mb, as compared with corresponding periods of the preceding year. QUArtat sided Juno 30, 1900. Year (ended lama SO, VW • 4., • Lamm. Decrease. Increase. \ Dierers. 6 A C i 268,000 317,016 CUSTOM SIC= STAMM — 48.000 19.00.) TAW 7,000 PROPSITY TAX SOWL-0/7101310 — ,000 CROWN LANDS l,OOO 15,600 SLISCaLLINIOI7 I3 . — 136,013 166703 --- 12,000 710. 0 1 0 1,110,601 1 . 111 , 701 TOTALS • • allow mimes Net Demme. Not Demme. lII.—An ACCOUNT SHOWING the REVENUE and OTHER RECEIPTS of the Quarter ended June 30, 186 b, the Application of the same, and the Charge of the Consolidated Fund for the said Quarter, together with the Surplus or Deficiency upon such Charge. Surplus Balance beyond the charge of the Conso lidated ltual, for the Quarter ended March 31. Oreat Britain lrelead samr4 tetema Income received in the Quarter ended June 30, 1665, II shown in Account I. Amount received in the Quarter ended June hp, 1e6% in repayment of Advanced for Public 581,1139 Worts, do. 418,7045 33 Balance, being the Deficiency on Juno 30, 1866, upon the charge of the Consolidated Fund in OM/ Britain, to meet the Dirkkuds, and other charges, payable In the Quarter to Sept. 30, 1866. and for which Exchequer Bills (Deficiency) will be tuned 1,10,3r1 in that Quarter vx.ost.loB his return at the rent election. fin John Heron Maxwen, • the conservative maidens, has addressed two large meet , legs of the electors, viz.. last eight at Greeewich, and on Thursday eight at Woolwich. Sir T. M. Wilson, Bart., occupied the chair at the Woolwich meeting, and the meet indescribable scene of tumult and disorder prevailed for upwards of half an h our, arising from the fact that the chairman refused to hear individuals who mounted the platform to oppose the views of the candidate. Scrou nged by the appearance of two liberal candidates for the seat to be vacated b Mr. Aegaestan, and the bad feeling existing amongst t he dockyard men towards to ee present government, the ooeservatives ere making strong . ffusta to . return their candidate, and in the Woolwich distrct a large mamba. of taverns have this week bees engaged as omit. . mutes rooms. RIPON.—Mr. Vyner has published his address • foreleg the r. Presentation of this city, and Sir Charles • Wood has issued one offering himself ea a candidate in coo - sequeece of such resignation. Mr. Greeewood has also I boned an address offering himself as a candidate. A regal ninon, numerously signed by the electors, is in Gone of - signature asking Captain Keareley, of Ripon, who is also - an alderman to allow himself to be pet in eonmetion. Mr. - Keareley he n . filled the office of Mayor of Ripon on three - occasion. Ills polities are understood to be of a liberal tea - dewy. -Lodz Mercury. - TUN SOUTHERN DIVISION Or THEWS= RIDING.- - Viscount Milton sad Mr. Henry F. ilesumoet, of Whitley. 1 hall, will wens forward in coalition is the liberal is. 1 Wrest. There has been great, delay, but it is thought that - the influence of the Fitswilliam and Beaumont families, - exerted as it will be in the popular interest. will vindicate - the West Riding, which owes so much to free trade, from - returning as its representatives to parliament two gentle - men who would, it they had possessed the power, have - voted against every memo of commercial legislation to - which the West Riding owes its prosperity. - TOTNSS.—An opponent to the sitting members, Keens. Ponder sad Seymour, has been found. Lieutenant - Colossi Dawkins. the orlon whose ores excited so much - attention in parliament a few weeks ago, his ironed au a/I- I dregs and commenced a envies in Totes, in the conserve. tine interest. Wser NOEFOLK.—Mr. G. W. P. Bentinck, one of the 000aervative candidates, haring withdrawn his claim. Mr. W. Bow. of Stradaett, has 000sented to come forward hie 'tar. dllt Baas mai for the divirice from 1841 to SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. —_ _IDLY. STOCKBRIDGE RACES FR Friday's ruing was not the least intersettag of the three dye is Hampshire, and unlike many meetings in modern times, which attract such a varied company, composed of the roughest chasm of society, the gathering tinder Patios =tantalised its atclastveoeis. Though the early morning threateesd another downfall of rain, which bad hew friend so beneficial to the " going " on the previous day, the rain held over till the last race, when these who remained to whams the termination of the meeting suffered from a smart shower, which somewhat cooled their ardour. The redo, commenced at one o'clock with a Match, which was easily won by Tippler. The Stewards' Plate produced a most exciting finish between Lord Portsmouth's promising colt Sydmontoa and Blackdown, the result beteg in favour of the Lewes horse, most patiently ridden by Fordbam. Great interest attached to tee Troy Stakes, and the meeting of Student and Robin Hood provoked some very heavy wagering. Mr. Merry's horse appesred much improved since Bash. and his fine sin and quality totted a worthy r, pressatative of the Horsley Stable • host of friends. The finish was a meet exciting one, and the judge being unable to separate the two whom the "talent stood, awarded them equal Miaow% and the two ciphers which wen displayed on the telegraph board announced a dead heat. Historian, who has been long expected to win a big race, wan made "a hot-us" fox the Hastings' Plate. as in the face of 14 others odds were laid on him and the malt proved the good judgment of those who rushed on. The other event* are fully described below. MATCH : 100 tau., h ft. New mils. Marquis of Hastings' Tippler . by Tumbler—Chlorts. byes, I st (Mr. Wombwell) 1 Mr. B. Wilkinson of Warwick, 41 yrs, lOst 4lb (Mr. Wilkinson) 2 Betting : 6 to 5 on Tippler. TBR Sraw.um.s . PLAIT of 100 son., added to a sweep stakes of 10 eels. each, 5 It, for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; weight for age, with winning penalties and maiden allow asees. Two miles. (47 subs.) Mr. Henry as Markdown, by Rattle —thibtrity 6 yrs, get Lb (iordltam) 1 Lord Portsmouth's Sydraonten, 3 yrs. let lrlb .. (Carmen) Marquis of Hastings Ackworth, s yrs, sat cub (ammo.) S The following also ran :—Hareourt, Brahma, and ileerbotwolat. Betting opened at 6 to 4 apt firdmieitio, sod 3 to 1 apt Blackdowo ; but closed at 6 to 4 apt Meadows, 2 to 1 apt Syduiontoo, 4 to 1 apt Brehm+, and 10 to 1 sot ally other. MATCH : 50 sow. Five furlongs. Marquis of Uffatineß,eagoe. 3 yes, Sat 1010 t iro:reheat) I Sir F. Johnstone's Loaf suer, I yrs, gat (8. Adams) It Betting : 6 to 5 on &rape. TITS TROT STAR= of 50 son. each, h ft, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Sat 101 b; fillies, Bst 71b. Certain allowances. Five furlongs. (47 rube.) Lord Portsmouth's Robin Hood, by Wild Myren—The Chase, tat 710 (Walla) f Mr. Merry's Student, Bat 71b (IL Ong) f Lord BtaalloKll Chiblea, Sot bib (IL Urtnehaw) I The followleg also ran :--Jack.ln-thaGroen, Mr. IltL eby St. Albany Daralka c by Promised Land—Rather High, Xing Hal, Venturesome, MliteraL Sealskia, The Meth P , Uwe. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Holds Hood, 3 to 1 apt Student, 7 to 1 apt the Rather High colt, 8 to 1 apt King Hal, acid 100 W 8 apt Chalks. Tin furrows PLAT! (Handicap) of 100 eon., added to • sweepstakes of 5 awe. each, 2 ft. Half • mils. (38 rem) Sir F. Jobs tone's Historian, by Stockwell—Alsa, 4 yrs, Tat Sib Adams) 1 Ceptain Gray's Audis, ma Ist :h. Covey) Bin C. Mahout's Cedric, 3fat 71b ( eartgoich 3 The following also ran :—lard Douglas, Durham, Jane nor% No Name, Blackbird, cby Tozophilite—genonta. ifearborougb, Pueble, Hoopoe, lady Florence. Lundowe, and Jassy. Betting : 7 to 4 tie Historian, and 10 to 1 apt any other. TES DAM:BORT NOWIRRI STAUB (Handicap) of 10 nom. 'mob, 5 ft. with 200 added ; winners esti*. Sir F. Johnstone's e by Newmhwiter—llima Lavinia, Ist (g. Adams) I Mr. J. R. Martyr Matilda, gat 36, 1. 1. ted1er) 2 Mr. P. Tan Wreck's Meador. Tat Its Caryl The following aim ma :-Btookbridge, of pearl, Arethusa. Alberta, iren.nre, and Madinat. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Slender, 5 W 2 agsk Matilda. and 4 to tenet the Mies Lavinia wit. A ft33Peraii B of 5 sow. each, with 50 added ; for 2.vreilds s ad upward; weight for age ; with 'ell* allowsasea gr. it. T's. Dreock's Weems, by Wild Doyroo—latimida. Most. Yrs, Tat IMb (SOL) (Yordhass) I Marquis of Ihatimp' c by Prima en TM ( oarilisid) Mr. Seville Umber, 6 yrs, Mt el (WWI (Cestarme) Veletas ad lady l Isidia ales run &Oleg • 6 to 4 aget n Mileage. sto 2 apt Lady sad 4 tail •0417shan Amount of Dahnency Mrs treed in the Quarter==tbagoabeeh Great arne of gm in Britain on Mena 11, 1866 0188,716 11 0 Redeemed by by Sinking Fund in Quitter to June e, 1866 Amount aplied out of the Income to enmity Bee rier, in _ the Quarter ended June SO , 1866 ... 19,8t1,178 Cl=dof the Consolidated Fund for the Quarter June DO 1666, Interest of the Permanent Debt • • • •06,1 80 . 811 Trainable Debt Principal of lachequer 111114 interest of Udmurt IUDs The Civil 114 102,1111 Other Charges on Consolidated Fund 44, 46 Advances for Public Works, @c 668,160 Oinking fund BO7 KS Surplus Balance In Ireland beyond the Charge the Consolidated Fund in Ireland, tor the Quitter ended Jane 30. 1605 BMUS 00,611,1106 Tam Porramourn Ptrrlof 50sors..addedtos sweepstakes of 5 save, eseb, for 2-yr.olds ; colts, Set 10Ib ; Allies, Bet 71b. T.Y.O. (5 sub..) Marquis of II ,stlnes'Swoet Anne, by Knight of Kara — Anne Page, 7lb (Fordham) w.o. THE IJIHRIDOS PLATS (Elsodiesp) of 50 noes., added to a sweepstakes of 10 ones. 4160 b, 5 ft, for 1,11 ages ; winners, 71b extra. Firs furlongs. (16 sobs.) Mr 0. Anvers Attache, S yrs, 7st 61b (Posey) I Marquis of Hollings' adaltittm, 3 rts. Td flb .. (Morns) t M. Marley's Viceroy, yrs. est 113 b (3, Adams) Tilt and Silbert also ran. _ Batting : 5 to 2 oo Attache, 8 to 1 each apt Viceroy and °skidoos. THE WZMOSELAND PLASH of 50 eon., added to a haw. dieap sweepstakes of 6 son. each; winners 7lb antra. New stile. (26 auto.) Captain Gray's TM Swift, by °HAMA dl Very—lady Audrey, Sat 7st Sib la Covey) I Marquis of liastlass' Tippler, 6 yrs, ad 71b Priwth) I Slr i Baker's S by Voltlasur —Haney, 4 yrs, est IMb Curried eat 1310) (11. Adams) S Tin following also ran Mandan, Golden Dust. Olivia, KW 'em-anci-init-Sra, MAMA, and Bow ItelL Belt*: Even apt Hersey filly, 4 to 1 agd Bow Ball. 8 to 1 apt The Swift, sod 10 to 1 apt Tippler. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FarDAT. 000DwOOD STAKES. 100 to 8 apt Claremont It) 100 to 7 Mgt 71 1 =7 811710- 100 to 7 Alabama (t) ford (t) 109 to 7 Suspicion (t) BY. 100 to I Baldwin (1) D 108 to 7 apt Mart (0) LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Tetra 30. Sittinp at Niel Prim in Lotidom—(Bofors Xt. Justice Smith sods Common Jury.) PTITZNDILLIOId LSD WITS V. 7101111 ASO will This case occupied the court all day. It was an action to recover damages for slander, assault, and libel, and the lin . 'ration saes out of quarrels between the female partial to the suit. It was said that them quarrel' ocausenead in re ligious di ff erences, one lady bag proteaMot and the other Roman creholie. What was complained of happened principally in 1862, when the parties were neighbours. The plaintiff's ease was, that the defendant called her a thief. a purjurer, and a pr o stitute, and on one °comae "truck bee • and farther, that she wrote an anoeyinons letter makin g serious charge" spinet her. The annoyance continued for many months, sad were carried to such an extent that the plaintiff was in 000stant fear, and her life was Dads miser able. The matter had bees areal times before polies magistrates upon summons, sad once there bad bean pro osedtogs at quarter sessions. His lordship held that the evidence did not support the count for slander, inasmuch as the only time when action • able words were used there was no one present but the plaintiff and the defendant. The evidence of Mrs. Tiger was that nearly everything which had been stated by Min Pitteadaigh and her wit nesses was untrue, and, in particular, she positively denied that ahe had never assaulted Met Pittencireigh, and that she had written or sanctioned the writing of the anooy- MOUS letter. After the jury had been locked up for mine time they returned and stated that eleven of them were agreed, but the twelfth was so obstinate in his opinion that there was no chance of a unanimous verdict His lordship expressed a hope that • verdict would be given, so as to prevent the oats of the Mid being thrown away. The jury were again locked op, but after the lapse at soother hour they still stated that Mare WY no likeli hood of • verdict being agreed to. ' Nue MUSS , AMA Ovals Del les ose mila NMI die will wig MANII MAMA si =km rs maksins. T a 44 NWlag In; CITY 01 AM r7.,711.; si4 t ej"Zu =l7;:it Ole sal 654 AnTER M Mar. =ter ess.l.ll . MAI 00l or a lissof. Illotrou es do 16•0•1 ; or Winds OTTEN TION of frol sod brow Irmo Mu ea rorlyskol r a to+ GOTS*? Isr sieve rjassiseies E L S% des' LO 11131:12 a ti: we b i = Ifor, C amdcwa olt OWers !MUM m T a aa , WU 1 rim P d .( t insok at of Um vidsod, • 27. Lambs: , T' /Mat* Capital OfIOW Baserv. Whir I aka ~ Iha gods" a 11, V ! 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