The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-17 00:00:00

p IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDOI.—TvetDAY, JULY 16. The Lao Coastmunt took his mist as tits vodka* at Soiled'. PRIVATE BUSINFM. 'Pb toDowian biUs wens re■d a t►ini time, and paned : Lyn* nod Husatantua Railway, Wavatiey Valk,' Railway, Rittisnylwas, Mouth I:adorn Radwar (Folkestone Ilatbour, Ac.), Ware, Haddon, and Buotitiford Railinv, Milk" Sieetto4d. Duotoow awl Itratotnns Railway, Saha. ►ury aad lao.ot Junction Rolway, Money Docks tad Barbour Need. liattial.ll'haa•Warpiag and Improvement, Laurie, Harbour. Aberystwith tad Welsh Tout Rail. ways, amid Kirciidnroght Railway. PUBLIC WORKS (IRELAND). time the u..tion .4 the Earl of Ste OERNAN4, the Public Works iltelat.d) (Advances and Repayments of Money) Hill, was f N. 1.1 a +mood time. E.Vir INDIA COUNCIL BILL. On the mown for going into omaseittee oo this bill, The Merquis of CLANRICARDIL, pursuant to notice. ro-e to ask her Majesty's ministers to lay upon the table of the how*, before the bill had passed humid the power of wiredrawn, copies c 4 all reports, minutes, or other record .4 the opinions of the memben of the India Council, or of committees of the canasil, relating to the bills concerning hada now before the hum. He put the question without the slighted hostility to the bill upon which they were about to go into essemitlee ; ea the coestrary, he was a warm sup- porter ef it, that its two principles, the cats- Miasmal ef babyatures sod the *pewee of the local kgialatano to saliva and persons not maisected with the goveronieut were both steps in the right directioa. But the object of the India Council was to advise the Secretary of State, and whet, its members were included from peas meat it was ucrer intended that their opinions should be kept secret when in oppoeitioa to the Secretary of State, and still less when they agreed with him upon a bill intro educed into parliament. Lord DE GREY and RIPON said that Lord Clawicarde was under some misapprehension as to the functions of the Indian Cruised and the mode in which business was con ducted in the Indian department, or he would not have pro faned a request with winch, in the laterite.. of the public service, he must derbies to comply. Lord ELLE NBOSOUGH regretted that the Indian Coun cil trunaeted Wassail la wok a way as to have no record of its proceedings to undue. The house thee west into committee on the bill. On clause 10, Lord GRIT moved an amendment to the effect that, in 'Milieu to the Governor-General in Council, then shall be "monied ales a Council of State to wrist in the prepare boa sad eturderatioo of laws and regulatiooe, the members ef Aire enwaail, to consist el dillereet races mid puke monk shall he appendd sad removable at the will of the Oweisor be ark uppolatmuts and removals to he proiraismal nal esedneed by the Secretory of State for labs ka Lord DE ORM' and RIPON ellested to the amend meat, se. instead of guarding spigot the evils wpm heeded Riess the bill, it wag mete ethers of Feuer aI M 6.66 BLUINHOILOUGH pee the ressimeat his most body esppert. as its tesdesey weld be to create • better Saws lateen the wakes sad eeresives. The Asks et AICITLL the ameadreset, bet Lard DUMAN supported it. y the clause, as it slued, we speed te. The ether tamer rimed through committee after a short diumeics, ad the house reseraed. ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS (IRELAND) BILL. Lord CHELKSIVID owed the weed rode. of this bill and briefly eaphdrui lin=lehms. The hill woe awl sewed MRS AND HABBOIJRS BILL Lord OBILIONOILD moved the sowed readiagel this kill. Be eemeised tW Be eldest was to edged lo sire rod hoboes the some whisk led how = a sez e teesil by is them of the miners Bu weisterses, wh rod • 1111611111.11161 wee rewind to be rimers up Webs body widieg &nib isk was le he gambled is the lewd id Tad% rod else to the Ariake*. The Bowl ef Toes we thee emer=gys tomertes, with the se/ el the Sold el sail of theOmmismiewes d With,, Greet ore bed bow takes set le dhow the isindediem of speseialiffe leder. Bea lhe lismorkt the MI weld be very weld wa te the Owereerst Buboes, Bin. ntl11 ow" was mod a sewed thee. CSATnAIi D+ TAW . ENLARGEMENT BILL This bill nod Owed weraittes. COUIT'T SITILYZTOBS, do BILL. Sed owed de el this IDOL Se ewieleed that ths eblest el lie wori to raise theialories ismar nerporpo NIA N _bad leen ed. vessial by de bet el perm" iced 48 2•Ily• morobsos el the Hew el Orreemeo. oil IS larde-lleato wet of seestes. Viewed DUNGANNON =Alai Or bill. The bill we nal a assindi INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS BILL MN ice liessead • Sheo. LONDON 00k1. AND BILL WINN WIN 0011111NDANOZ This MI good IbreviA 111A/J1 - 11/1.1.. ansaissob t. this IA way spud b. sad Hui bill s. moinibe ins fad • dig tins mil pew& *ZTROPOUTAX roues roam PINSIONS BILL. The big we sad a Weil tiotbd proud. mar Lumpssajounalkslll abbe pest sight. 11017131 ON 00101011111.—Tvourer, RUNT 16. After eer report left yesbardey Irreesereble Pp°, Bill wes esiesed le be reperlet 1111110FAL OP BOOT= AND num' POOR BILL TM Mess snot Ms esaseitise es this °mimeos ailment DiilfirM ea Midi of Oared Upton, owed to Wel gist " io line U. Ye weeds " ear oboe Itedind • sOITTIZEI annual tbe inowinnS do lin Mud Sat tbe nemAz of Me bill wee ersony applinbio to Al gad nid nal nose of no nod Gruel amen • taworee Inn lien bola bwelned. sod h.oboodd peon tbe owendwen M the nun boa. pinions did Oast we Ma awn weirante Mat oneoure would be beloonwod for a rr._ wid L:rat anonniond with the Leal Atinesto. and hip din bow friend unwed inn on supondieneo with tbe beads el ne Nola foniew Bend on the waken Ito banal it ens Ur Winks of hie Said boa bind to in • bill meat woks foaling with tie sow of renoesie frIM Ifeedaed. (Bar, bon) Alum. abed dionnia N. annednene wee and the alone ..opal tek is wen the ether nil. nen wee wind to be rportn. TM bans adjourned et 4 /Meek. m. siiMkg Iles rid at air Adak. THE GALWAY CONTRACT. Yr. CONINGHAII rieseted a polities tram Xt. J. ga O'Malley Ira* egahueiag mimes ellesttioes with re le te the ended ol II r . laver sad eller aleide Ed the Royal Atlas* SWAM Navigelica Conway, wbM be bow to nail Yr. 111011111 MAC wee to order. Ile wished to his whether it wee emeieteat with the rules of the home to seed a iadividnale ia the form of a peptides. Tbe MAM said that the hem member wee is enter. Mr. OONLNGSAM sealed the inheteeee of the MOW asses is the petities, which imestoded with the prayer this isopiry milli be made WM the freed@ serstaitted by the ell ash sod ;Fr et the cesepusy sae the severe awe esd the sad Wilk the ...tree that the pratiewer amid peepseed to eshiestiale an.gaussi. Mr. WSW& reeved that the patios be got rewired, ad sea witelimer he wee is wthr is midis the meths. The RUM said aid asy pelage lineght Were the ban wee 'weak rushed epee the rwsposeibility et We wwwwfrawpweslisd a ad epee his authority the bate lrsnmssd that it easbard so effewsive matter, or matter whish ought sot to be reeeived iwoordiog to the rake et the how. If any °basilisk was 1.11.1/111 to the petition the proper maws was to have it read by the clerk at the table in ardor that the house might know what it costaiset. Went. Mr. BOEBUCH—ThesI weave that it be reed by the The petition was accordingly read by the climb at the table. It contained a bag history of the circumstances an. der Which the company had been established, and prayed that after as had been made into fraud. perpetrated by the manag er an d officisls of the boar* Use Attorney. General might be directed to prosecute the parties to those on the question that the petition be laid upon the table, Mr. ROEBUCK moved that it be Dot rwMved. The right of petition was on. of the most important rights poasiresd by the subject. and the house ought not to allow it to be turned to purposes of private enmity. (Hear, bear.) The man who signed the petition bad bead convicted of pliejorY, and had been nine months in prison In Ireland. He had also brought maims against Mr. Lever, which bed bete re. jected by the English courts of law. He hoped the house would not allow itself to be made the inetranset of the ',idiom propensities of any individual , and he maenad that tbei individual who bad sigoed this petition was un. worthy of credit. Loa DUNK ELLIN secon ded the motion. Mr. DISRAELI said it would be well far this country to irialerstasd that this preasatstion of petitions to that bonne was sot a matter of coarse. It was one of their great privi leges, bat it ought to be understood that the hoses had the power of reception or rejection of any petitkia. It was enough for him that the petition was not rapectfol to the house, and that the course which the petitioner had punned ought not to be encouraged. (Hear, War.) After some remarks from Sir J. Trollops, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Moscone, Sir G. Grey, Lord Dunkrilia, and Yr. T. buscosabe. Lord Palmenlos said, whilst maims to pre serve in all its integrity the right of the subject to petition the house, or to appeal apilast what be might eowskier an sea of isjustrie or impropriety committed by ens of its nissibenele Mill thought that Mr. Cosinghara ought to bare gives adios of his iateetion to bring this subject ander the counderatien of the boom. -- 1fte;;;;; ierterktfrein J. Reseal, Sir F. Baring, mei other boo. neernben, Mr. Couirerheam expressed his trailiassees to withihstr the petition ; Ist lb. lissbea THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1861. ohiecting sad persisting with his amendment, the house dirted. For the reeeption of the petition ... 84 For the amendnieut After a few words from Br. BRAD, Kr. CONDO:MAN withdrew tte L petitkin. POBT-OM Sir O. BOWYER pre notion that on Thursday nest he Should present a petition from 1,500 persons in the Post offiee, praying for inquiry into the manewinsent of that de pertinent. used so frequently tobring before parliament. But what was the remark of his right rev. friend? He said, "Tell your friend, the member for Droitwich, that I do not wish him to press the point, for I would rather rely upon the re. sources of my bishopric Amin ; and if my life is spared for • few years I will make it completely selfeopporting." (Cheers.) He (Mr. Adderley) thought that these payments to the colonial church were far more , injurious to it than our military expenditure was injurious to the material interests of our colonies. Some church... had thriven, like the church of England, upon local endow ments. Others had thriven, like the church of America, upon voluntary contributions ; but who ever in this world had heard of the church of one :ountry thriving upon the taxes of another' (Cheers.) He was afraid that the present vote could not this year be well refused, but he would next session move a re solution disapproving of such an expenditure altogether, and afirming that it ought to be put an end to as quickly as possible. (Cheers.) Mr. C. FORTE:WOE was sure the right hon. gentleman would not expect him at that moment to go into the question of our military expenditure on socount of our colony. He thought the result of the labours of the com mittee proved that the expenditure was room for imperial than for colonial purposes. This was an expiring vote which would only last • few more years. It was the remnant of a pledge of former governmeets, and as the lives of the reci pients; dropped the vote would be digressed. The vote was then speed to, as also were the votes of 14,7281. for the es/arise, &c., of frogman and others in the West Indies and certain other colonies ; 5,7061. for justices in the West Indies, Mauritius, &c. ; 15,2301. for the West ern Coast of Africa ; 5,6541. for St. Helena ; ROL for the Orange River territory (Cape of Good Hops) ; 15,0001. for Cape Caffraria. Mr. C. FORTEBCUR stated that this would be the last vote which would be asked for on this amount. Some other votes wen baio ; proceeded with, when Yr. DILLIMS moved that the Chaarmau report progress. The motion was agreed to, and the house resumed. OFFENCES SOALNST THE PERSON BILL. - - _ MIINICIPAL CORPORATIONS ACT AMENDMENT (No. BILL. This bill was read a third time. The Parochial sad burgh Schools (Scotland) (No. 2) Bill wee read a third time. The Salmon Fisheries (Scotland, kc.) Bill and the Edin. bmgh University Bill pared through conimittee. The Public Werke and Harbours bill puled through committee. The Bulletined la India Bill was reed a mond time. The Portimtrick Barbour (Scotland) Bill peened through committee. This bill crie read •;;Cendtine: The Ordeenee Survey Continuance Bill vinnuenata *mond time. • The hones then adjourned at haltpait one. THE iorAL Acquoutrusam SOCIETT3 COUNTRY MEETING. LEEDS, TUSSDAY. The weather yesterday continued fine until the doss cd the show, sad there was • good attendance, though it was not quite ie largo as ea the os. Mgr at Warwick sod Chester. The number ol Maitare whir paid for admission was 2,027, and, es stated yesterday, the sabiodimcie included a numerous list a afFMultimal notabilities. About eta o'clock a thunderstorm burst goer the district, sad for upwards of an hour the show Sold was deluged with rain, which literally fell in Wrests. It than abated • little, but continued to fa with mere or Ism Mama during the remeiadir GI the eight, having the gem& is a wry on. favoutsble esaditlea ler tide nsershies show. Up to this the we nipmeab paser bei d off in • very adistsekey arms,eimng therwaft eil ti A the ltars are pear* in by Shimoda sadkisaL it la sz: ',Medals* the gror residua, will owed those el say prr vtews year. 02.E.1r DOG ItIIOW Ar MINDS. --•-- (Fres the Lela Ihreart.) . _ _ The peessusgen arriving is Leeds within the last few days by the Greet Ifortins. Miffed, North Fastens, sad Lesion sad North Wedges Beilboge, will hen ob. earn& es the law flat et swampy groat skirting the north beak of the river between the Issithi et *MS several hoes, a neigh anion of Oath which on doubt would have their coins minis se to its object, but tar the is worth whitrun Ong Whaerilin eat is 'adhere Winery, sled whisk ensioneed the het that it was a be. howl far the 14111111161111 of den t emirs the sobriquet or the "North of bided Dog Ithoir." The ethilitine was alginate& Le essesethe nth ea digest of the Boyd Assissithel fiaisty,_ by a emenitiee cd sawa, of whisk Mr. Ashen Osedell sod Mr. Daw kiss Appleby ben boa the nelleg senthrlm ; ttsj a i: wee nosed meads' ender the ithead. et the mayor, Karl ef Derby, the Mal Oserres p er - de Gra sedltipos. Ws Gorge Wombwell lilts sheriff), and the racial sobs)* sed gentry et the . The regithiees Were of the usual sharester, and the wen dietitian the two gement heeds " Dee' es 4 2° . fts sot mad in Field MIRO left MMOVioW inta beings 40 and e r'clams. air Sol heal there were respectively two closes et blood lss/As, pantos rheas masts, o harriers, beaks, thw hosede, bah Mars, snide fitheelesrl, aid width breed"), in ri =oa g. to whisk there wee sa extra 1111/ ter my lisoess tweed et ores flop. 'Bader the used lead then wee • si • wealth ehreliceales of sestet[, Neerfeeedlnd, I7r a wa. bag, gag amp do" limit mad to holiest white sad ether Ueda Unless. OMNI terrier; ball and B pens.pens. hello greybands, letheim spani els. L. =s spud* and My lath" with an extra tea t o t da. ta = ui dep. The bet prise illsred we.. for of • silver asp, vase 111. 15s. For greyhound., lthelbeenda, pointers gad wathes, there were cups of the value et 101. 10s. A app et the else of 51.5.. was also she Mimi for retrievers. The ~suing prism were in meny, varying from IL he 54 the omen offered ht. ohms sueeding 1501. Is the Mai aid 11114 le the mewl. Prom the nom eassemest the haendlied the inmost interest aenti the leg bedew b all of the country, and the isiegme eathine of 150 Main With the moniescis , lissheim =l.llfor while there weep emaities. and thissi for 4 heeds ems Iforkwollbaas, the lithllled i =et, the estates psintere w ZripThoua w rs Marie. The show pond was opened to the N aid doh, the reseandie d pi th i e o hli it wae will It length ci chase whom was • sibessee altheinse Whin rend warn adethemitely is • voy enheoureble teeth swag Mille avon mime sad the bey zeta which had fallen during the night, bet as it wee Ise overhead there was no bate the is teeing den eikaft, said NWT Mitolleh the engin ashes edema . whisk hem bed 1/0- airwry to thew the yard In the vishilg the sheds. It was as 11611111 ii ems, ad one waft et the net darts of Issetherm s AIWA Apart from the gesialsg of visitorsse they pithead emend parderalarelempb the ftla them. selves were MI dile, end so 601101.114, 4111111114dristio of their breed as te mesa a sales of *idles which would have delighted the essnamor nil the smith Then writhe deep full-elmead Mesdheesd=stnentimbed insatiff, enthe thick-weed babies the geughseed,_ the Olk oosta setter. the esimpaet well honed peisier,the eleselikag harrier, the den show _aria, the elli se rib• Hag Charles, aid the &minutia toy s benrieg 1 deg with his wise atheist look ; the meth= deg vdth hie =lst expresice ; the Magid deg with the glad be ef • young sent Anis • the bay deg she lies at his sem like an hieten petentatZ • and so es thrash the whim salaseycis melisseath sondem sag leasses, each lembing nisi the ether, and nada the welkis esho with the livemesieun Masai of their 'oh& velem. It was an 6d magma' et ensile. led the sr add seareely fo ll ow &MB, le whisk the ye: :f m, the to tenter Charism. ...urn 6 9 at= Fogies of tho Pa gloodhot2 The prided foam at the slew was its excellence in fielder - spathe asp. We Mar mere especially to grey hounds, Tientsin. letters, and reteireers. In each of toss obese the maim were sot *sly semerous, but the animals were the lied el their tespective tweeds. Of greyhounds there woe same 91 main of paths 130. and of setters 90 ; and it will be me hese the sward of prime that they were hens 11011“ Oi the hest kends in the country. The greyhounds were as • ear the enseular dogs, combining with greet strength sena ef fess and the pointers were diminished Wallin& sitheaste sands dear to the s ports ems. The seers sal rthrienes wen well-bred and of good either. In the Imam licgs there was no leading speciality, bet thin WY • Teri far show of harriers. In 0 spathe damn the esthetics of leglish sod torethe Dn dao. s was von elespiela As types of the salami clog, th e WI dog, the numb met, though set aeaera.a, were perfect, mid a mere ugly bursa than the debated "Crib cannot well he messivid. He in • pease riarmisthatee of his elms, though be was sot successful, the prises kin awarded so essepatelote thee himself. The msatilfs were eke a Ones slam. wad Is the extra classes there were enimals, full of ccesious strenth and saillg ail l e = We have sot thee to go through the pet heat h and MIS wily say that the show was of • very high therseler. There wow mine pum in their way, and the mist hides, yelem were sand by their fair owners, one lyslatAZ a rekie at 2,0001., whist others modestly The folleithg s=es mid gentlemen officiated es Lord Neils Mr William Cooke. Emit ., , Captain Canis gpseeer, William Loft, E.. in, Mind Jibs Buriagtoo, Fog., C. F. Bally, ao.. a. Lraosoll% b., wig Captain Wilkinson. [Advertimesentjt—liouowAT's OLIMMIT AND Pilie.—hourry, Ilimrseg—These unsightly complaints an the mune of seta lIIIIIIMMO to theseands . while fretting the mind they Irritate the swab sad preftee a continuous slow lever, disordered siii=lll.aad MON sights. Yoe this Mato Holloway's Ointment wied erw as busediste and certain remedy : cure the meg sad the demo will maw. Ceder :he Wimp, of these aggsseed medicaments the blood regales It. purity, the skin room its Waft emotions: the trove Gloms the tainted breath departs: and the Lager and ner vosa depreesloTater. lie tempi letiesius as withstand :terrifying el thee se sairitabie yeesedise, which es all mortil ken the alma 'flip likewise correct Irregularities ad the la, al masa dipola. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NOTTINGHAM RACES—Torso/a. Tam Taub Bun= al 5 room such, with 40 added, for 2-yr.olds and upwards ; the winner to be sold, unites exemp tion from being sold is claimed at the time of entrance ; such hoses to carry flub extra; the winner to pay 5 ways. to the fund. Ooe Mr. H. Coverdale na Wymtstay, by Rifleman, 3 yrs, tot Orimshaw) I Mr. F. Rwindell nit Beverley, yrs. Sat nb.• Orbnahaw) Lord iitsmford's Malta, $ yrs, list Mb (tricludlng Mb extra t s =l . 4 3 Mr. Lincoln's Lustre, Li yrs, flit (g.. i 4 Betting : 6 to 5 on Malta, 2 to 1 apt Lustre, 4 to 1 each apt Wyonstay and Beverley. Mynnatay was the first off, sad led at a good pace, Beverley laying at his quarters until turning the Mansfield-toad turn, where the favourite took second place, and made his effort to reach the leader ; but, failing todo so, he wasalightiv eased at the half distance, sad Beverley passed him, sad was only beaten by Wynnatay on the post by • head ; Malta was a good third, only beaten from the snood by a length ; the same dividing the third and fourth. TH2 SHIBWOOD HAVIDIC•IO Of 5 PM each, with 40 added, for all ages, to be ridden by members ci a Hunt Club. Whams extra ; orofeelosals allowed to ride by carrying Sibs attys. The winner to pay 10 sou, to the rue fund. One mile and • quarter. (9 subs.) lord libuolord's Rupee, by Tbs Nabob, 6 yllst lab Yr O . W. O aa db . JatTroal arris's Klaseralay, 6 yrs,llA 111 b (lee albei 1 t (L. Samnrelsa 2 Betting : 5 to 2 on Kiunersley, who node the raZ i t i o the distance, where Rupee got up to the favourites ; and, at the half distance, the two were seek sad sad a line race in took place ; Kinnersley, swerving within a few strides at the chair, waneasily beaten di t ly a length. Tai Corsi Pun HANDICAP at 50 son., for all spa ; winners extra. T.T.O. Mr. Poem's Me% by blieboy, 4 yrs, Tat 6th Joe 61b ex.) (11sterielej 1 Captain Chratle's eplesbox, 4 ITS, tat 41b ..(G. Fordbsa 2 Mr. J. Dawson's Neophyte, 6 as, est tab .... (A. trace Erse Ca 14 • 0 0 1 7 to. 6to 4 apt aptssboz, to 1 apt hiss. The latter soap after startup took a ether had at • doses Ina sever Issadsd, sad woo sadly by six Iseit_hsN4 tl y s ti, who am/ showed in the lass, was 'Tug, Tan NoTramamteures HANDICAP c9O son. each, 10 ft, end sif declared before July 9, with =bedded ; the mew of the mooed Mese to receive 50 son. out of the stakes, sad the third hone to an his stake ; the winner to pay 25 ems. to the race food : winmes after the time of dr Marini extra. Two mules and • quarter. (57 sae., 42 of whom paid 8 move. ash.) Mr. Herbed. Prima of Denmark, by Annandale. 6 yrs, Mr. 6 810 (I. (bards.) 1 Anon Gs/pe, 3 yrs, Ist Mb (corded 75$ (. Edwrd') Mr. 6. Osborat's ionieco4. yrs, Int M (J. Osborne( It I Mr. W. Bonito Protegee. 4 yrs. SA Onetattla 4 gu. T. Hunt's Braddell date Pedlar). 4 I%T alitoa st 1 W. Rodtfalet Maras, I Ps, est 211, . Artgabow) 0 Betting : b to 3 oda Chips, 3 tn fagot Prince of Dem reark,9 to apt Behme, to 1 met Ikeellidd. 6to I opt Bosamood, and 8 to 1 apt Prologue. • pod Matt wee edeMed, Prime of Denmark kistaatij ping to the front, havieg &riaeld, Besszacred, Prologue, end erms in labia HO law ir ghee. Oa memos along is frost of the Bleed the Lot Mem the we order was maintained, the hies, lostilog at had four Leath& This distant* was hewed ore mein' need the leek, when Calpe sad Bead. kid took Meow order with the lads" Haim% &tkin the pass, wee Idled se. Oa gag ekrag s =s itl e; A sand dip to the Mandleilosedi tem, the three Wen wen well *ad of the ethane, bet rommlies the tem 110/1- field fell teek,aod .Prollope peed Is. led weethid ;Mlle had-way does mil* the ease we aid le the two Mine of Deemiedi sad a they in rased on = se eder to the bat abase, where ap =tyto tire, sad the Priam, reining the woo by half a heath. Beememi peened be- Mien the &Mame gat the dram aid laithed floe laer from Caps; w learth Beallisid palled u satea, and Wee ; HOINOW, who we. last did aot p the pelt Tall lawn Biwa of 5..,,. meh, with 30 added ; for all ages ; weight for age ; mores and gelding' allowed 31W ; me alloemaosa Self • mile. p mt amie' Merabletsa lass, by HER 3 yrs, Ist 1113 Oar. fel 111 b), MOO Mr. Sauce's Ina Ovate, fnuMt 111 b s Mr. Onllker's Mak 3pa let Ub (la) Mr. Moab' . 4 me. M 726 (5014 ..( 4 141,4 Usbridoe's me, is 1t (oar. eel () cf. M. Goodwin's Itemakkatiar,S Ira, rem . .01. 6 Betties :7to 4 apt Barableise Lem, 3to apt Bloat, 6to "opt lam Coulee, 7 to_ Iye 810044444 p. Mter several him alarte, caned by the Irak* away of Br nob loader, BIMk, std Bembleten Lim the let got •MI sad au left slightly bodied. Blothttiok the lead ai nka g a braces had to gin way to tio famairMet, who won easily at the big by • length ; a seek Wales second aad tl ; Bottom wee • good fourth, Inagelim Mb, with besehleader. baba ALM. The wisest wag after wards sold **Mr. Mame for 70 pilaw. Tait Bose Hoop Brume at 10 ens. sash, with 50 added. for 3-yrolds ; eons. 8M 75; 1W.., led 31b ; wieners mange. The mead hens to ewe hie stella an d the Miaow to pay 5 son. to the Bee. T.T.C. ina tt.) mmeeerge Meg of Hearts, by DIN let (be. Mb mato 1 Caplan Cabby's Antares. OM 7u ' Mr. Lori A.l GrbOdip seley'es Lewes, OM s bender, id Mb • ' , • 3 berk 4 err: Clete Welke'. Melba& MIS 11: Mr. W. M. !!oohs'. led T 0... s e. Mow I ; Brea oa Sing of Harts, 5 to x apt aarrittol apt Asians. The favourite took • to tin tars, who, Amhara .red lease s parated them selves from the reek, and we ea to alms eider with the favourite. At tiodistame Mem had to fall beck into the mar, and Antares galls ohm seder with the Lag, the two anelog cm by thalami Liss of Hearts having •dt admen. A most t Sahli thea took place the two, Idea the favearite wee by • neck; Means was a we bed re athird ll wi ;dely the rest were pitied la the ceder above. bat mattered. Oatarrr Batmen' PLAT; sada to a sweepstakes o&5 son. nele..for 3-yr-olda sad upwards' mans and geldings allowed G ß o liselling ellowoomm T.T.O. Mr. •c by Abao—dass fret yrs, 6st 10th Wer. , d 46. 1.1.) (T. Traci 1 Mr. lezoe's 3 Ulb (362) 0044 day Mr. W. IL Walker's 4 me, Tall MK). . (Frog 3 Tag Braga Pima HANDICAP of OD ewe. la all. egos. the Moms after pablicaMoa of the weigge lin extra. &night baN inDa Mr. 0111tvsee Dr. Ifieholls by Newndostee, 714. , Y om ) Owl Alb atm) Mr. Hawkalsis 11 yrs, eat 61b (In 6th earl (H. Grimasw Mr. LAMINA SPAAI4b Fly. yrs. 121 b (au 744) (Par, I No bottlers oa future 'Testa The rams are at to amamease this day (Wednesday) at half-past ma. 0110,17. NORTH., SOUTH. This !midi wee ;onlissei yesteed sy at Lord's, sad will he rissmed this day at 11 o'clock. The following is the wee s 7 21r ,.. 211/11:11011. 511COND mum J. Orillay Z. s" b ; b Wilber 4 21 not oat l6 . a aye b •=ll, b Clays 6 0 c Lockyer, bßennett 7 Earrard. IL Caepestee, b Tall BB TY not out lO G. Pore, b Traill Ilea. C. 0. I,yttelton, b Tall. ft. C. Tinley. 1 Truill A. Diver, b %Wisher J. Jackson., 1) WWI .1. Rom not est /111 S b 1 • • Inekyer, b Bennett.. $ bli. Total IiOtITIL Total 0. Deased. 4 TlOO, 'b► — W. 1. Trelll, Esq., b Tints, U 11 0. Orilltb, e Wt., b Jack- W ( .=411. e Mundy. b SOS Elliward T. Mw L la, b Grandy 9 T. lafer, net out l4 L Wiee, e Tlaley, b e T. Ifeesse, b Jeekooo . Ormely ir• C 9.79. ram eat 0 J. A. Popp, hp., b fined, 11 Teed tab) inttlligenct. HOUSE OF LORDS.-Jvirm 16. APPEALS. TUN VAIL 01 11111 V. DOVV. In this part-beard appeal t►e argument■ were continued, and not concluded. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Jvcr 16. (Before the Judge Ordieery.) 1108MPLL V. RIASZI.L. In thug cue the marriage took place in Feb., 185.3, as the parties cohabited till Sept., 1880. The petitioner wag the wife of an artisan in London, and the facts of the ease were similar to thaw in the last mac Xriaiiil 000 rt Eafp...Tra me t f;liTs: iiiimen. _ _ PAWN V. PANZAR AND INA Dr. Deane, Q.C., ItoWiappsaaMl for the peti tioner ; Dr. Swabey and ..other horned gentleman for the respondents. The marriage took place on the 2nd of Feb., 1856, and was followed by the birth of two children. In Juee, 1860, however, the respondent eloped with the co-rappuodent, Mr. Martin Shadweu, PS of the clerk to the C01111:011140126111 of ite harbour, and an acquaintance of the family. In one reepondeat's letters she observed in reference to her youngest little girl, "It is very strange that Mr. Parker should have token such a fumy for another person's child. However, it is his fancy, and it takes her off onr hands." . . -- TheCOUltnia. a decree 142VILIISON r. STILV/21110N AIM COLLIER. The pieties were married at Hortos, on the 26th of May, 1846, 11,1141 bad two children, of whom one we still living. Before the sad of 1847 the petiticoar was convicted of re ceiving stolen goods and sesteand to two years' insprlson meat. At the es ci of that time the respondent, who, with the of bar triads, Lad kept a home together, received his *gala and resumed cohabitation with him ; but it appeared that he was afterwards arrested for debt ; ad in 1836 he was spin convicted of receiving stolen goods and senteared to four years' penal servitude. During this last imprisoureast she booms aequaintsd with the co respondent, the keeper at Bootee dining-rooms, in Bishops gste-street, with whom she had lace lived as his wife, and had had four children by h®. Mr. Ghana appeared for the petitioner ; Mr. Hoffman for the no- t. The court node a dimes nisi. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.--Joix (B ins Mr. Comatiricsse Nichols.) _LI BE WlLLy t ill AMMO 111.4,DDILOyi. Ths lasel;;lsTanlerre le the as ball, "ma opposed by Mr. Sergood to a coeditor named Melton. Mr. Dowse supported. Some time bath the huolvest petitioned under the Per Meth= AM, sad said he was recommended by the late Mr. Commissioner Murphy to set midi 40f. a year. He bad paid some of his creditors, and would have arranged with all bad he not been arrested. Serseel of the debts in the premot were beetled in tbe old seiredule. His sassy was =I. %li d Mr. sulanitied that th e milli could not premed uotil the &Ina were removed from the present edacdule. Mr. Coormimioser Nichols at owe assented to the appli cation, sad after some &emotion the cam was adjourned to the September slitter, and the discharge on bail iliolart go l o l the iStAIIIII the insolvent was reoommsuded by Mr. to do something for his creditors. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCIIIT .— Joni , 16. The onawinicia foe the ownily of Sesswe• leiea Yeaday, sad basinees ww is ceedsd will is Wet osu i rt h : rrota da ldsk ie lr ig ilifr ifr . ..T l astisa • 1lBllsaw 111 :1 14 11s1 Yeia Eleven calms eatered, two d thew being epeeist jury ewes. Oa the Crows side there are thirty-tour primates fw trial, bat with*. exespen el ows owe et awnlar, the do Dot appear to be al • serious chamfer. Mr. .1 1 = Malmo disposed of nearly the whole el the COM won jury cases ia the emu of the day, but nowt el thew pesessesd say features of inieroit to the public. ROYAL DOCKYARDS. The Earl of ClFTORDaskedtbe Secretary to the Admiralty whether any steps had been taken to carry out the recom• tocoilation, of the royal commimioueni upon the control and tnanagenoint of the dockyards, so far an those recommenda tiona relate to the accounts of those establishments, and to the placing of the department of the Storekeeporaenerel under the control of the Comptroller of the Navy ; sad, it so, whether he had any objection to lay upon the table of the house a copy of any board minute; which bad been written, or of any instructions which had been sent to the dockyards upon those subjects Lord C. PAGET 'aid that in accordance with the recom mendation of the dockyards committee, the dockyard ac counts would in future be placed under the control of the Accountaut.General of the Navy. The other matter con cerned the organisation of the Admiralty, and would be considered by the select committee next session. OILEF-XWICH HOSPITAL BILL. Sir J. PAK INGTON inquired the intentions of govern ment respecting this bill, and Sir J. lIRAFIAM requested ita postpoaemeat until some day could be allotted for its fall diecuanoa. bard C. PAGET had intended to bring it on that even but in oonsequessee of a communicatiom which the Milos of Somerset had bad with a gallant naval officer, his noble friend thought it desirable that the bill should be defined until Thorwlay next. He proposed to take it on that day, and if unable to do so would not spin bring it forward during the present station. BANKRUPTCY BILL Lord PALMERSTON roes to stake what 111110 the inten tions of government rampacting the Bankruptcy Bill. There were three mein points upon which the House of Lords had made amendments. One woe the sppointmentof theiMe, soother the substitute of official for creditors' sag and the third related to the retrospective action of certain clause*. What the government meant to do was to meow mend the hones to &ease to the Lords' amendments re specting the judges sod the creditors' easigioss, sad with respect to the third point they had no proposel to make. They intended to have a morning sitting on Theueday next for the purpose of going into supply, and he trusted hoe. members would forbear preliminary motions. Mr. DISRAELI inked when the Lords' amendment' to the Baarupty Bill would be tam Lord P STON—Tharaday maim, CASE OF COLONEL RINEY. Colose! NORTH rase to move that as humble address be presented to her Majesty, that else will be graciously pleased to grant the peados el a major, is place at t►at of a captain, to lasateaast.Colaoel Henry, Royal Artillety, who lost his arm while h command of an importaat bat tery before Sebastopol, he Wding at the time the malt of bteeet•major, which rank bed less conferred epee him far distnignishad conduct in the field, and to atom her Majesty that this house will make good the same. Every Aker in Colossi Heary's oar, from the highest to the lowest, felt the datit interest m this motion, and he trusted the hoses would take the matter into its maids ration. TM motion wee supported by Sir DE L. EVANS. who hors testimony to the chime of OoL Hoary. Yr. T. O. BARING obeerrin that the see bad bees repeatedly aad carefully ammiaed by Lord Herbert, ex. planked tie eirennaeteaces, sad insisted that the oYeet might by Oct North could be effected only by breaking tines! a emmaat framed epos his own remmemedetioa. °Weis nay's dwelt Womb pica the perils d Cal. Newry, romaildag that the memilea involved la hie cue wee am la thigh the miasma elope felt the mmileel Lateral. After a briar reply by Oell. 3 1.1 11 Lewd TALIIMIIITON w the pmelhal lama valkome i tVlf eat mew s a WA the been wadi est bed Colonel DIOICS0 1 ; sep o red lb, wee segetived, epos a divides, he Si. nun mum. T. DIINOOKIIed II one wmove Hideo lowahle address ir be sc rers her MaPity pegiee tW is will be pleased *stye dint*. Mot Napo be talies molds ha , Helletp te ag a paid ea Tenth. He lord tit. web hid wassebtry wadi rayed the 8111110111011.1111 So slim lbe aside lord at the hied et Me sererimest. Me seeersoist had not advieed the Amides se vaemest rejeol ths H addrors, as be Injieved that Sae mast be ow= *bold as maibeff, boorese impaseisa preos bulb at Paris and at Two that dr WI la woe Iry isteriersd w sapped The hoe polbruart ew eluded by swims the Ur. WHITE seasodsd the madam. Lord J. RIMMILL mid hie setae Maid at Me Mad al lie we quite visit is stating that bar Mr revseurrwt bail within whatever w de with the bash a/ the adieu seat to Visas two Hissery. ad set:F to Mu tabs the eon id walk • f doriessiast weld soma is. h o ur powansat. f ea addles were snit Ile the Queen, is obi& hirPrtgor. See sd Ude was owillod. rad sits were M ed. saiiedi " high sod Nighty hey," mallow he ar soristhias al Der his inside wadi ask the arise at ray fw peesseassi will o• be the reap ** of that edam& d. It emelt be satire r ', • ped maw is. the dhorskise a/ the madams et ih• OMB. It w IM•0801. MOW to to isle the probies el the Tarkish esorels. WY mord to Pea* we bed a dippeatie estahlishrsset now sod sty repressoledso soda be =ads to the court el Vises whisk tile Welders el the night think semeary. Be bed sever here wad by toy palm interested ha etwessres that • aeon' at Psi% wee ealeaseery. He was obli I. bear AN the worm= al Holm with other pleb al tits world had locesseed, sad he whodllied that it all* be alossmoy seam Has Mose Is sepsis. • Pond at FolL Odle did set Wok it Writable UM Ihs Hem of illsomosee ahead plot ties the diffiresti Peso whisk =au& te be aposishod. Il way sessedir should arise ler a l b appalsteseet al a ward at Path, be geoid ant sortaiely pet • me epos that andel:seat. The mod= was tins withdraws. CHOWN SUITS LIMITATIOY Ili b. posed threesh esurtittes. GREAT BOAT RACE FOR COM The antagonism of the North and South was continued yesterday in a smilers' coated batwing' Robert , the son of Hilary Clasper, of the Tyne, and Ed ward E a ger. , of Chelsea, and a Boer lace has been rarely seen. It unfortunately happened that the demerits of a foul were called into amount, a circumstance in every way to be regretted as most unsatisfactory to those who bad speculated large sums upon the result. The diadems was from Putney to Mortlake, and the odds 7 to 4 and 2 to 1 on Pagers. The race did not start until nearly Bat night, when a great number accompanied it on board steamers and in small boats. Clasper won the choice of station, and took the Middle sex aide. The men, both very small, looked wall, and were evidently anxious to get to work. The start was very Bne, and both men had their sculls at work at the same moment. Clasper had the lead of about a foot, and at an extraordi nary pace they began their race, the water being as smooth as a well-kept bowling-green. In mainute Eagers was level with his man, and then as the succeadiag three or four strokes they made alternate sheets, still oentinning at • post mos. At Craven, Chips, ha drawn Mewed clear, bat just as they got to fliummemailkiwidge Awe running an and with great power, cum right igen his adversary, and • foal was moessarily the result. At that time Clasper was lewhsg by Ihrm.quarters of his left* and, getting away, was at work again in tas style, whoa Eager. a second and a third time fouled airs, and thin went in front. At lint Clasper did not NOD dhpc.sd to row, but again applying himself to the work eases within a length and a half of =in which posit kin they laislied. The reform, Mr. • gentlennia of the London Rowing Club, decided *A Chow bai l = woe lie skim, in which decades every impsalisl nos asemend, ahhough we regret to nay that am Need Whits mainoted himself In • most mabesming aid affisive wawa to Yr. Ireland. thicanr Son.—(Butore Kr. Justice Williams.) Jethro BMWs, • gen teel-looking lad, who surreadarod to take lde Hld, wen chars,' with as awfully throwing a Mono at an waging and bandit trowelling upon the Rogers Counties Railway, sod thereby icons the safety at the is the train. cooduthad the promotion; Yr. Peanut was couswel for the define. The jvay, having heard the evidethe, without bodging hie !meshy to Run ap. stopped lb* me, sod rstuzsed VIII*Ci of of Guilty. OXFORD ClROUFF.—Woznern, Jun , 16. Nat Paws Onar.—(llsCon Mr. holiesUsklsi.) YARROW V. SRI WM Of DOILIIT..--WALIN 111111/61110S10 This wu a spnd pry me, the MIMI Dein labsly ander ocordusius Is lbs earvies ri tko lad at liiudiry at Willey Court, in His maty. The action was busiest under the fallowing eirmannaness :-.-A young rid men Mary Tyler lived at a lodge sear Court, and lad formed an acqueistanee with tbe _ , the remelt el whin wee the birth of a - Lettere p5...1 be tween thee, and the girl that am bed prunisado r e e = ber, M hi ti llitil ir en N = refusal, else the min. t o his the Earl at the arm time that the pi= bed bee her will. Penner, hemer, amid th 211 14 met freqlsestly by gmins mid eke was eatirely • oemeaang• pir2 gu r z lb* _phew How ever, all VW SW of 7 lea the aside defeadeal called Frew Were him, ash him fee a bee siatemeal of abet had enslaved, which the pkinlit sags be gam him, when Ho emd adured him so be bandiented sad Wien to the piss *Alen, lame be wee kept mail the difs, whoa beaummeniendat Willey dart Ware bielordshipead Mr it IL illain leat., Nit, on • Amp of . rape, but the am vu ired. He sow Mean kis ammo for false implement. Tea et 10i. had beam offered by the nobb ad lt was milk bet estewed. For the In asejsent Pigs* ma Ni. James for the Hr. Heallselea, Q.C., mad Mr. Pbipsoo. The omit wee eisandof Simla' aadyonag pear during the tria, which mated meat decent. 1 The ~fa am bed aimed, sad the defendant was melee emadesties when our parcel wee damaged. I NORFOLK CIRCUIT.—RixoroRD. JVLY 16. The Judges of Anise arrived in this town yesterday. Kr. Justice Inghturan opened the commindon, and after wards attended Divine sank" at 81. Paul's Church. This mos.lieg Weiser commenced in each court at Ma o'clock ; the (Biel Justice of the Common Maui preekbag at Nisi Ries, Mr. Justice Wightanin in the Crown Court. There ware num primers for trial, sod four PUN*. CROWN COMM Williams "ads prink, tlencribed in the calendar as a medical botanist, surrendered to his bag, hie trial having been postponed at the last Lent Amebae, charged under the coroner's variant with the manslaughter of Henrietta Mob* at anuary the pariah of Bt. Paul's, Bedford, on the lit day o r. f J, 1861. Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Abdy for the prosecution ; Mr. Douglas Brown far the prisoner. The deceased was a weakly child, eight years of age, and the prisober, who • few years since was • working gardener, has of Ista praetised medicine upon the system described as " Colenism." As usual in cases of death resulting from the treatment under this system, lobelia had been ad =hastened, portions being found in the intestines span the postmortem examination. It appeared from the evidence today that at the latter end of Deeember, the child being ill, her mother took her to • chemist in the tows who prescribed • powder, and moommeadad if SIN were not better soon that a medical man should be called in. The child gettiag woreethepriscaer was consulted, and he attended her to the time of her death, administering pills and powders. The prisoner only attended two days, the child dying at the expiration of that time. Dr. flacon ' a 'materna': practising in the town. being Balled, deposed that he made a post-mortem examination, sad found in the stomaoh lobelia, capsicum, sad cloys—al l highly irritating in their nature, and calculated to &ant vats the disorder the child suffered from, which was pe ritositis. Barber, a e phyldtha, living at Bedford, and Dr. Haw- Idmi, a physiciaa of great experience at Ritchie, otmermed Dr. Haeoe's evidence, but at the close of the case foe the prosecution, His Lordship said he bad great doubts if the jury ereeld upon the evidence come to the oonclusioo that the death wee mewed solely by the medicine administered. The *vi deos was that the child laboured under peritonitis and died, bet no ewe ventured to say the medicine killed it. To convict the prisoner of manslaughter they must be satieded the remedies administered were the cruse of death. The medical men say they were improper, but did they kill ! The disease from the first was of a highly inflammatory cha racter, and the child might have died if no medicine at ell had been given. The jury, after a brief deliberation, Acquitted the prisoner. This man was tried before the Lord Chief Baron in 1859 upon a similar charge, and was then acquitted. In that case the deceased was a child to whom the prisoner had ad ministered an infusion of lobelia, and, as the medical wit nesses then said, in over-doom from which it died. The other oases were of • trivial character, and the criminal basis's, was at as end by six o'clock ; so the anise Weiser at Bedford oceopled some eight boars. The awes in the Nisi Pries Owart do not call for • repo . RAILWAT BlLLS.—Yesterday the committee of the Lords pared the bill for leasing the Margate Railway to the London, Chatham, and Dover Company ; and the other bills paned were the Somerset Central Railway; the Worcester, ltionlyard. and Leoraisstew Railway ; the Stoarbridge Railway Company, Exteation to Smethwick ; and the Cork and Macro= Railwa) ; which does not appear to have been withdrawn excepting from one committee into another. NZPIANATIOL E.-41mmIsr tometed sad to IS dei it sem es : GmbH task et vardel tbs. aim Mod cerliesdrodta et as IN& ftabodiest art tea dig., above IS deg., mobs swirly *no laareass. I.—Taposeet tbereweoeter Is I.ooa. IL— atrUrN Istilb ttat amp:esti= and dew Felt). D.—Weed= at wind elemp—two palate We ot I.—latoe (1 Oa 19ealkewaed). C.-Usad a to 9). Nat AI •a. Wok failmido4) ; t, tog h. bell. I. Ugh= at. ter9e sa a g lt se . awarmat (dun) ;r, rain ; maw (1109). CROWN sure MUTATION' BILL. ISETROPOLIS LOOAL MANAGEMENT ACTS AMENDMENT This was Noll arsed Siam _ lIITTITEitendI tie memslreadias of the 1140•4411 Lost llitawmaii AA Amusement (No. 2) Rill, mems oz. plain* its objul, pripseisc to rotor It to • nisi ass skis Mr. ATILION mwesof tier WI, sad fie G. C. LZW it wee out deal:silk% at Sot Nnal of the esseira. to wool with it. Mr. =mow spoke la defence of the bill. Mr. LLYARD moved to elefer the second man fad: wowithe. Tide annissat w essoadsd by Mr. T. Dingoo sad XL TITS wilbew Ile W. regiirt ellheosamitise al imply woe lamed up lad uursul to. - IUITLY. The hoses then moth - I;te - t7eeilles d supply on the rarlaing Civil anise thammesm Oa the vete far the Naliona Ciabssy. Lord H. LENNOX sailed eased= to the imill mature .1 U. present arranipmesthe for the ress ad lies ontiona pictures ` E 3 Lad PALMETON enplaned the intentions al the =l;mt on 'shiest, and 'amorally for the acinonone• orisese es aril as nth The ;elle was diTesseeratZeek Ingth, with reference to varier topics isemested with it—the proper sibs for a national pamy ; the altsratims made in the building ia Trafaigmarere ; the ressurose far the enlargement of the spies far the recisMisa of *Wee ; the Verses sad Terser oolleetima, this Nowa the Mori Academy, kw The vele woo wool to. The next vote, of 2,C00L for the Portrait Gallery, w. ebjeelog to by Mr. Broona, who thought that too much :s wi rl wpm *Wes sad the promotion of art, aid that this vete amid be disallowed. He dad not propose to divide the emitting cm the motioa, but only to bprotesta:, he said. ma the continuance of each tom- Several members complained that the collection was not properly exhibited. This vote and other votes having been agreed to, after discussion upon the Colonial Estimates, Mr. ADDB.B.LBY called attention to the large taro out of Britain's taxation towards the relief 7 "d eoli Mal tomtit", and to the mischievous results which were likely to arise flow that system. It would be improper to eater, is this seessioa, on the question of military 'spew diture • but be might observe that the committee had afforded a singular initsoc• of the opinions of hoc. moths. men having been changed by the ',Memos they had taken. The civil colonial expenditure, though of lose amount, wee owes more anomalous : and though the whole amount by which the votes might be reduced did not exceed 100,0001. a year he monied the question as one of principle. and maim. Mined that so long as • @billing wee improperly greeted it would operate like poison upon the interests of oar em pire both at home and abroad. He wee very mesh our. prised to hear the hon. member for Birmingham attempt ing. last moose, to reconcile his habitual absence from ems mittses of supply with his diatribes against a wasteful public expenditure by saying that the committees only attempted to economise in thousewds, whims* he wished to deal with millions. He (Mr. Adderley) mot, however, submit that such a plea was as absurd as It wee siustateensUlike. (Hear hear.) He should like to blew, 696. whet wee the UM the Chancellor of the Exchequer maim dews to c how s sessiou after seasioe, and oomplaisim of the exgre 6g bs cli w ect u i b to lic a ei tiV i Tt a. ro i o f ilv b. took med h t h i c fs the ste p ight hew. gentleman wee in the position of a man who kept throwing his gold into the sea, sad was all the time bewail ing his poverty. (Hear, bear.) With regard to the TOW before the committee, he could act see what right this awn try had to pay the Werke of Canadian bhhops sad archdeacons. Se kw, he should be told that the house ought to keep faith ; but the ease wee not meanly so strong se that of Bishop Bela al New Zegled, which his gleha her. hind (Sir • MARKET& TALLOW. TCIBDAT EVENING. The market is quiet —Spot is quoted 495. to 49e. ad. ; September, 495. , Octobr to December, ; old Y.C., 48s. Bd. Deliveries yesterday, 131 elks ; arrivals, 129 arks. oorroyi GOODS.—MAXCHMITER, JOLT 16.—The con. tinned stiffness of the Liverpool cotton market mems to be exercising, at length, a more decided influence on the market for manuf satires. The aspect of trade here is much more animated than on Fail last, and it is doubtful whe. the: even last Tuesday the increase of activity was so manifest by contrast with the state of thump before then, as is the present appearance of briskness compared with the stagnation previous to the beginning of but week. The actual business done is considerable, both in piece goods and yams. As regards cloth, transactions are still limited by the higher rates athed, bat the tendency is in favour of millers, and there has been a fair sale of shirting' and goods suitable for India, the prices obtained being in some eases • shade better. There is perhaps not muck doing in other cloth, bat the home trade demand seems rather more active. In the yarnmarket there has been again a large buil ams doss at stiffening rates. Warm, cops, and bundles are all firmer. The India houses have purchased pretty freely in 40's, 50's sad 60's, and the same numbers have been sold in fair quantity for Germany. In a good many CYO yarns are £d. per lb. darer than on Friday. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lealse, JOLT I&—Daring the first balflonr the market was sleek thia learning, but it afterwards ed , and the close 'sh o wed that s eery fair bed bees transected, chiefly in goods wailebi• for the WWII' taris. The improvement we observed in kieturday's mast bas been fully main. Wed YANUFACTITILEe t —Ib JOLT le : —The isap7 — ovaitinT;ollo74llastwesklisshe'in; ei;iniiined to da a moderate amount of goods haying changed hands boa is saw for the home tabs aad in low priced mines fee og, but notwithstanding this trade gene. rally is not so brisk as it usually is at this season. WOOLS. —H lIDDMISTTILD, JOLT 16.—The grog can• tity to be offered in Loudon at sales commencing on Thurs. day next, and coaimmeptiou being roaaiderably lees than usual, mums the wool trade to be uncommonly flat, very Min purchases only being made, manufacturers generally preferring to wait till the males, in exportation of lower Prima OORN.—lintL, JULY 16.—At this day's market a mode. rate sigrply of Enlists wheat, which is taken off at about last week's eurreney.. Yoradpe of due q uality meets a fair censungelve delased at full prises. Becky slow sale, but :tr az2 lower. Bases aid per unaltered. Oats mere kooky tor best deeeriptiees. The Ikea.: kopeck, lag week am as soder :—Wheit% 9,141 =barley, 1,46 d ; este, 1,410 ,• toms, ; peas, 624 ; and rapeseed, 3,200; al (alms, Memo ; hones, 7. _ _ . Ligaa, JULY 16.—Weather is unsettled, with rain more or lase daily. We have • fair show of wheat. English qualities meet with little attention, but fine foreign samples ere ispeired for, sad mil filly ; we are, however, unable to mood Let week's MIA& Barley aconiriaLauci, o at s , and other snicks elm ale at about know v /fawn JULY 16.—The weather sinew Saturday has bee° answtiled, and a good deal of rain ha fallen , bat there hen hem interrah of rainshiae which have ambled to dry the hay. At our market this morning we bad a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and although there was act much passing from the Masai, then "slaw IProvini Ilse dating busiams home, the tends ruled iduggish, an teemeicticas were upon • moderate male ; still, however, sat.. of Saturday wan fully realise& Ear some nice new Norfolk red, 58s. per 5041 b.. was paid, whilst for aome Scotch white, up to 61s. wan nabbed. Flour com manded Ism attention. Ia other articles we have mue vi tiation to mote. lILLTIBBTRY SHEEP TAM JULY 15. —Wu Mr wee held to-day in the Butte, when the number mooed wit sot, perhaps, pedal' thee at former and . there rars, piel hA t ii fair is evidonsit rof growing is importance en attendaoce Isaias famous dealers =t a ke district and adjohbg mantles. There wire some veep line sheep and • trade, and with • plentiful sup ply of keep, pekoes advanced fully Is. to Is. Si per heed over the Me fair at Stockbridge. lambs rushed from SOL to ISs. per bead ; withers, Me. to 46e. ; ewes, 30s. to 435. Per prime lota of each higher prime were offered, but 14 some eases not accepted. The prim sheep ealib ited were ravasdhbly good, both for she, symmetry, sad Arm. am of Own. MAIM ASWAN& SUMO. how Ter lbw- WWI Told 411. —r sa—r "P 11. 1 Week es= IL 1,7 11 lei Week ii Weepy Wean 110111 LOlB Meek milk. PI/ W. Grist LeasispLiiii__ 1111 LC 1,462 v s.; trj ma =me: ISS I.fal Woe& LOOS WWII= IMPORT. UMW, AFL! 14 ID I A.M. D. D. IL D. 1. 0. 1. 8. ~....---- —..—....- .....- ...-. MN* 19.63 fa a W. I 2 2 fir 29.52 a is N.W. 1 e 1 DOM DX 65 al W. 2 b 1 113520111 Ma 65 0 W. 1 r 1 25109•677 29.61 27 611 8. 2 • 2 rosmoDE 29.61 67 66 W.L.W. 5 b 4 Masi 29.67 a 51 W. 3 6 3 66aw6r 0.71 90 a 6 i 6 Samosown 60.07 Si 0 WN .W. W 1 • I Lemmas 29.6: a ST N.W. 3 • I 9ai226 b 1 0.78 50 a W. 1 • 1 rilu i r amil 00la WM a Su W.S.W. II • 3 LOSSos • Ita 010 B,W, 1 o - P Dorm Bl a 5. ore/SOIRS ID 0 0 S.W. 1 0 S P• 272570 69.71 0 50 W.I.W. 1 • 1 1266102701 MUM.— 2177 0 a W. 1 • 2 Jinn Commun 22.11 a - &LK 2 0 3 Wawa 29.0 16 - S.W. 3 c 4 I$M OM re - W. 2 0 2 Barosors- 30.51 99 - W.N.W. 6 0 3 15590 150.15 0 - N. t 0 2 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amato-Saxon, from Lamb= for Shanghai 20 days, lat. 7.50 N lon. 26.28 W. Betoooble, from Akyab for Queenstown, lat. 8.40 N., lon. 26.18 W. Boston, for Mamitlus, May 6, tat. 31 N.. 100. 38. Queen of the Ocean. from lfaurftlos for London, lat. 2334 8.. ion. 7.8 M. Manikin :barque), bawd Eastward, May 23, lat. 22.18 8., too. 10.8 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& ANDll.9oll.—Jaly It, at Marnarstatroet. Carendiehantlare. the wife of C. K. Anderson, La., of a son. ATKISSON.—JnIy 111, at Portland House, Victoria-park, Mao• cheater, the wile of H. Atklaaoa, Zeq of a daughter. DALWAT.—JuIy Dollaha eatinty Antrim the wife of Id. L Dalway. Eq., of a son. 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