The Sun. — London, England, 1854-07-20 00:00:00

s t_ , r. ......,:)... 4 i...,,„_ 4..,...„....,.: 4._ )--t 0i IL,-- - -, . N 3" .. . • ~ ;;%,1. ~~d~ ~~' . . TIRE SUN LONDON THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 20, 185 4. 31b extra. No horse to carry more than 9 w lb reidv ex aSn t i r gb a e ! r 1 t m w a i i e d e e , n 5 1 b - r t - h o r l i d c s e, h 7 a lb v . i n g T s . t y a r . t e e . d o 41......... ising." The Hereford Times reports that ' LAW INTELLIGENCE.-July 19. I u on the prosecutor was seized violently round the P SPORTING INTELL MENGE. L nc o e uv a a ll t o , COUNTRY MARKETS. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. h t h e e a l w t h h y e a o t r s i p n r t o h m at district, though unquestionably thin, are , - a throat from behind, and, in answer to command of a -_______•.-- ;. . , ea looking very well, and a full average business is antici- EQUITY COURTS. third person to " squeeze him a little tighter," his STAMFORD RAC IES. ----ease-- HOUSE OF COMMONS--(YESTERDAY.) pated. Reports from the western counties state the (Before the Lord Chancellor.) throat was compressed into so exceedingly narrow a TUESDAY. line, Helena, Fortune-teller, Rosa, Lily, Elizabeth EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET-Juni 13. FLEMING V. SELF, compass that he fainted away, and did not recover for Ann, Ethelbald, fby Epirus-Pelion's dam, Keterfelto There were in the market to-day, 16 sacks oatmeal, ea , cereal crops are generally very promising. The late ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. • The SPEAKER took the chair at twelve o'clock. (31b extra). weighing 2801bs imperial, which sold thus :-16 at 21. 10 - • PETITIONS. rains retarded the hay harvest, and in some places ti; ere . This was an appeal from a decision of Vice-Chancel- soine time. . He . was then in the care of a policeman, will be a deficient crop ; but, fine weather having now lor Wood. The question involved is on what terms a and on feeling in is poc A . . 11 le• kets -iscovered teat all his SWEEPSTAKES of 200 sovs. each, h -ft, for two-yr-olds ; , --....._ ~ an T d h t e h r e e t w h i o r r d e w i n a s t 6 l: (3 6(1 m: o r:e v e n t . t op -0 at 01. Os Od, and 0 at 0/. Os. . . Petitions were presented byM.r. NAPIER, from a place set in, it is hoped that the hay crop, on the whole, will member of the Camberwell Building and Investment money had been taken from him, his waistcoat and colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 41b. T. T.C. 3 subs. ACCEPTANCES FOR THE DURHAM 3 6 , 18 of barleynaeal, and 4of pot-bi top price of oatmeal was ls down in Ireland, against the Ma,ynooth grant ;by Mr. COWAN, be an average one. The potatoes are most luxuriant. Society is entitled to redeem his shares. The matter is trousers being ripped open for that purpose. The police- Lord Exeter's Almond, by Nuthwith, Bst 4lb (Flatman) 1 HANDICAP. DALKEITH MEAL MARKET-Juev 17. • from the Edinburgh Anti-Slavery Society, complaining In Devonshire the crop never promised to be more of some importance to building societies, but as the man led him into the taproom, where the lights were Duke of Bedford's Pugnator, Bst 711) (S. Rogers) 2 Little Jack , Age st lb Age st lb of the conduct of certain of the United States of America, 4 7 2 bf by Ratan, out a 8 0 Merry Monk ir abundant, and as yet there are no signs of disease. opening of the case was not proceeded with to any suddenly extinguished, and threats were made to kill Betting-2 to lon Almond, who won cleverly by T T I h i e e S lu k a i n i d n e e f r T e a m . who imprisoned British subjects on resorting to the Colsterdale 67 10 Angelo t a l t-e y bhyae. 3 r s 7 l ee yes b oa a onl g ued s s ti o hds f et6i o tl (lol a . p t d m po :w e j a i: Fruit and vegetables in the latter county are very pieta great extent at the rising of the court, a report would him if he appeared against any person present. The three-qunxters of a length. tiful and cheap, prosecutor however identified the prisoner, but was un- SWEEPSTAKES of 200 sovs. each, hft ; for two,yr-olds ; The Deformed ... 4 7 5 Rev . of Little Bundle 3 512 oa . tmeal, per sack of 2801bs First. Second. Thin • ports, and if they were unable to pay the gaol fees they and agricultural produce has generally at present be necessarily incomplete. able to tell who the men were who actually robbed him. fillies, Bst 41b. T.Y.C. 3 subs. ielle were sold into perpetual slavery , . declined in price. Wheat sold in many of the markets (Before Vice-Chancellor Kindersley.) The prisoner simply denied all knowledge of the tram- Duke of Bedford's Habena, by Birdcastcher (S. Rogers) 1 PUBLIC BUSINESS. of Devonshire during the last week at 9s. 6d. to 10s. per VAUGHAN V. VANDERSTEGEN. L (I V .' • 1 - 1 . 1( b Tt ' Imperial . Lord J. RUSSELL moved that the order of the day e , (Flatman) 2 Valley ousnel. A few weeks ago the quotations were from Upon a former occasion the judgme n t e s hi s H ono u r section, but the jury found her guilty, and a Previous or_ sexeLr s __es t a, y _._, eiram .., .. Betting-5 to 2on Habena, who. took the lead, kept b D 0 c 1 d 3 512 Barleymeal, per ditto re . ~ inc u - Diligent for considering the Lords' amendments to the Oxford j 10s. 6d. to 1 ls. per bushel. If the weather is fine for havi ng d ec ided that a debt, contract e d w i t h L a d y D an - conviction being proved for a similar offence, His lordship sentenced her to transportation for 15 it, and won by a length. 3 5 12 Peaseineal, per ditto - s Od - ---s ~,° University Bill be read, for the purpose of postponement, harvesting, the price of grain will be much lower, it is boyne, a married woman, upon the supposition that she ing 71b extra)... 3 6 11 Bianca and in doing so the noble lord took the opportunity of tho ught, than it is at present. was a femme sole, bound her separate appointed estato, HANDICAP PLATE of 50 sovs. Twice round. Baron Osy .. 46 10 Goldfinch e sup J p u ly ev ef l 34s Od 33s Od -s C making a statement with respect to the business of the several other creditors who stood in a similar position - Lord Burghley's Blue Beard, by Gwa.liar, 3 yrs 6st 71b St. Andrew _ , a __, _ __ ~ _ _ house. His attention had been called to a resolution now applied to the court to have the benefit of that de- years. CAUTION TO BETTING-OFFICE ' (Heffer) 1 ,_ , EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MARKET-- LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK. Mr. Blyth's Florist, 4 yrs, Bst 21b cision extended to their cases. KEEPERS. (Kendall) 2 LOWESTOFT GRAND MARINE REGATTA. There was a larg which appeared on the minute of the House of Lords of s B t;raw of all descriptions i the 2d of May, and which was to the effect that no bill - a - Mr. Ellis, Mr. Dickinson, Mr. Greene, and Mr. Betting-7 to 4on Florist. • _ a tame, except bills of supply, The dividend declared at the meeting of the London A fine race. Won on the post by a neck. should be read a secon Faber appeared for the parties'. ____. o .______ the market, except barley. The prices to-day were 0 after the 25th of July, unless they were measures of pe- and Westminster Bank, held yesterday, was at the rate The Vice-Chancellor was of opinion that every credi- - e Marlborough-street Po Al th . lice Court Frederick ' SELLING STAKES of 4 sovs each, with 25 added. 0 follow :- culiar urgency, or unless . sorn f e special circumstances of 6 per cen . t. per an . nu l m, wk.. •th a bonus of 3 per cent. tor whose debt was contracted under the supposition Harding, the alleged keeper of a betting-office and p. LOWESTOFT, Wednesday.-The great annual marine t cl• • should have been stated to just y the suspension of the upon the paid-up capita ,ma ing an aggrega e istnbu- that the lady in question was a single woman, as she ff 1 o 22 Panton-street Hevmarket was sum co ee-s io, , . , ' e , .. , tional selling weights, &c. Once round and a dis- regatta at Lowestoft took place yeeterday under the Oat straw, from 7s 6,1 to 10e 0(1 er kemple fl 6 sten( tance. patronftee of the Earl ' ' tron ; wheat do 7s 641 - to Os ( . 1. p • - - c• 56( ed by the police, under the new Bettin, Act, for that of Yarborough, Lord Londes- •, 0 ; bailey do., 76 041 to 8 know that the house could eons- non at the rate of 12 er cent. per annum and the re resolution. He did nht . p . 1 • held herself out to be, was entitled to payment out o e nion . ) borough, Lord Alfred Paeet, M.P , Sir Edward Gooch, Hay from lld to 13(.1 ; new ditto, Od to Od per stone. lain that, after the 2oth of July, there should be an un- port and accounts were unanimous y adopted. The that portion of her separate estate over which she had th occu ier of a room No 22 Panton-street, Mr. Cooper's Economy by Don John 6 yrs (50/ he, being e p , ~ , . , Bst 51b ' • le)villingness on the part of the House of Lords to consider chairman (Mr. .T. L. Ricardo) explained that the pro- exercised her power of appointment. kept and used for the purpose of betting with persons, (Kendall) 1 ar ~ ' . ~ ir homes M. Wilson, Bart., Sir F. did receive half - a - sovereign from Lionel Rayner, in con- Mr. Batson's Sweetness, 4 yrs (100/.), fist 111b... ( si y) 2 Kelly, M.P., Mr. S. M. Peto, M P., Mr. Robert es but at tbe same time there would be con- wrest( of business had been satisfactory, and that, through COAL MARKET.-Jetr 19. new measur , (Before Vice-Chancellor Sir John Stuart.) sideration of paying the sum of 3/. on an event relating Mr. Roger's Chorus, 6 yrs (504), Bst (E. Sharpe) 3 Stephenson, M.P., Mr. D. Waddington M.P., Mr. siderable difficulty in regulating the business of this house a movement in which Mr. .Alderman Salomons had IMPORTANT TO SOLICITORS. Betting-6 to 4on Economy, sto 2 agst Chorus. John C. Cobbold, M.P., and a large body of the Eastern Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market. so as to accord with that rule. However, he had thought taken a conspicuous part, the joint-stock banks generally to a horse race. it best so to arrahge the business of this house that the were now allowed to participate in the advantages de. Great inconvenience has lately arisen by reason of the alie Preston attended for the defence. Won by a neck. Two lengths between the second Yacht Club. s. do Wallsend, Stc. t and third. The winner was afterw d he business of the r t Redheugh Main .... 15 61 P. (1 sures which came within thi s ru l e s h ou ld be sent up rived from clearing. A protracted discussion ensued solicitors of the Plaintiffs in causes omitting to deliver Mr. Rayner said he lived in Compton-street. He wen c. „ . 135 . _ ar s sold by auctio n T . ega ta commenced with a race f or mea. Ta.ntield Moor ******** ~• ' 1,/ 0 Bell t o the Lords' on Monday neat. These bills would be with regard to a limitation of the reserve fund, and the the Papers for the use of the court at the hearing pre. to the defendant's betting-office in Panton-street, and Ayr guineas. tie goes into J. Perren's stable, New- A Piece of Plate value 100 guineas, for schooner yachts South Tanfied 16 6 Belmont • 19 arket. belonging to a Royal Yacht Club. No restriction as placed on the orders to-morrow ; b u t there was one bill in question was finally arranged by a recommendation to lions to the causes being in the paper for the day. The t e ndered half-a-sovereign as a bet upon a, horse called In - • Braddyll 2O which the house took even es p ec i a l interest, and which the directors to fix 150,000/. as the amount beyond Vice - Chancellor has frequently complained of the incon- the Knight of St. George, to run at the Worcestershire --. to sails or men, and no time allowed for tonnage. Wallsend, &c. - ' • 20 • BETTING ON THE COURSE. Kepler Grange had already received especi a l a tt e ntion ;he meant the which it shall not be increased, unless by a special vote venience, and to-day he stated that in all cases where Races. The defendant took the money and told him if Three to start, or no race. The follovving vessels ap- New Whitworth l6 0 Plummer 2O ' bill for the prevention o f b r ib er y and corrupt practices of the proprietors. Annexed is an abstract of the re- such default shall be made by any solicitor, he should his horse won that the next day he would be paid 3/. GOODWOOD STAKES. peared at the starting post :- Gosforth lB 9 Richmund l9 at elections, with regard to which there remained two port :- order the cause to be struck out of the paper, and in The horse did win :he went for his money, and was met 6to 1 agst Tros (taken). Yachts. Tons. Owners. Lawson lB 6 Russell's Hetton 20 ' Shark important points to be settled by the h ou se. First, the The directors have to report that, after making Provi- Pursuance of the authority given to him by the 36th w ith the very old dodge, " that another man had claimed GOODWOOD CUP. house had to d ec id e w h e th er th e y would sanction sion for all bad and doubtful debts, paying the inFoTe ta-T, order of the 3d April, 1828, make such solicito r per. th e money and had received it." He offered to forego 9to 1 agst Rataplan Georgiana ... 109 Mr. C. Thelluson. -------....., w buildings in sonall Aquiline - y pay the costs. his money if the defendant would produce the receipt of 15 to 1 - Muscovite expenses of refreshments and allowances for travelling and setting apart 2,000/, towards the fit n s e of the half Titania lBO Mr. R. Stephenson, M.P. RAIL W 4 Y TRAFFIC RETURNS. expenses ; and, secondly, they had to determine Lothbury and Bloomsbury, the net pro _ _ -year (Before Vice-Chancellor Sir William Page Wood.) the person to whom he alleged he had paid. it. He was ST. LEGER. amount to 73,900/. 19s. scl. Out of these profits they Howie Monda end then he should told to call the fo g y , . Mayfl .. whether any, and, if any, what declaration should dt th ate of 6 per cent. per an- HARRIS V. THE LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY 9to 2 each was laid agst Dervish and King Tom, in The Ac jr • es• now declare a dividen a e r have his money. He did call, and saw the defendant's orn, 103, Mr. A. D. Wigsill, was entered, but THE G N be made by members either at the election or on also a berms of 3 per cent. upon the paid-up COMPANY AND OTHERS. One bet. REay ORTHERN RAILWAY.-Tralßc return f° num, and brother, who asserted that the money had been paid to did not start. The course was from the • I'd h WEDNESDAY. moorings ai t e week endine July 9, 1854 £18,105 11 , taking their seats, that they had not been guilty of bribery capital. After these payments the balance of the profit This was a 13 . 11 fil d b h 1 • .ff f th f i e yt e p amti ,or e purpose o another person, and who refused to pay his claim. down abreast of the south pier to the southward assin Corres o •e 6 SWEEPSTAKES of p ndm e week last year 16,250 9 i or any corrupt practice whatever. This bill stands for and loss account will be 13,900/. 19s. 5(1., and the rest, or reaps i ing a security which had been made to him of cer- 15 sovs each, 5 ft, with 25 added for through the Stamford Gat, thence to s •' la g l Mr. Preston asked the witness what he was ? . 12 o'clock to-morrow, and he should hope that the house surplus fund, will remain at ,125,3071. ls. 6cl. The direc- tain sums of money amounting to 6,000/. payable by the two-yr-olds, colts, Bst 71b, fillies, Bst 31b-certain about 15 miles at sea, leavin ler on thae tation vesse. LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWA.Y.-Tz-affic r f ., . would be able to settle those questions in sufficient tors have further to report that on the Bth of last month Witness-A comedian. g a iort side winners extra-5 furlonge, 8 subs. j , and turn for the week endine July 16, 1851 .. ' '7 1 • into the cleanne-house-an e London and North-Westem Railway dompany to the . returnine to the starting place b the Pakefi Id G C £20,77b , e vent ritin for Mr. Preston-Are you not in the habit of w g y e at, orresponding week lase year time to admit of the bill passing through all its stages, they were actitt e et mortgagor, for the execution of certain works under Captain D. Lane's Thessaly, by Epirus, Bst 31b • le t h • 20,073 9 ' ill increase the o pr fits of the bank. passing e ween t e station vessel and the ice.. The is a newspaper ? and being sent up to the Lords on Monday. With that which they bo v a contract. The above sum, which, under the con- (Bartholomew) 1 start took place at 12h. 10 r " p_, -HESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY. -Traffic return f° view, therefore, he should propose, that if the bill was STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT, (TIME 30. tract in question, was to be retained by the com- Witness-I have written something. Lord Exeter's Na.gara, Bst 31b m. As., the Shark soon after the week endine J 1 16 18 - ' 26,129 7 (Norman) 2 taking the lead, which she maintained, and was even- Corr ion ' ' u y ' al DR. £ E. d. Mr. Preston-Under what name! es) . ding week last year not got through committee at the morning sitting to pany as a security for the due performance of Duke of Bedford's Triton, Bst 7lb 5,246 5 1 o proprietors, for paid-up capital 1 000 KO 0 0 11 H d • k did not think the solicitor had a milt (S. Rogers) 3 tually declared the winner. The t • s arting vessel was _____--- morrow, its consideration should be resumed again at T the works, out of the monies which they contracted Ir. ar wle ' . . e Betting-6 to 4on Thessaly-3 to 1 agst Triton. rounded thus :- t 1 bth b k 1 • ' ' To amoun (ue y e an on ( eposits, to put that question. He might as well ask a man if he w Increase in 1854 £BB3 1 the evening sitting. (Hear, hear.) There were varietal to pay, ha,d been assigned to the plaintiff, as a 1 1 b 1 1 on c ever y y a engt i-two lengths between circular notes, &c. other public bille which would have to be presse To rest, or surplus fund 125,307 1 6 aecurity to him for a repayment of moneys which he ad- Witness was will• g to state his literary name. It second and third. Shark forward in a similar manner • he could not spe- To net profits of the past half-year 73,990 19 5 vanced to enable the contractors to complete their works, " Joe Mu • s' i s n Do " (Lauehter ) The KETroN STAKES of 50 sovs each, hft for three-yr- Titania 356 0 Corresponding week last year 192 15 cify them now, but he would ' take care that they olds, colts Bst 71b, fillies, Bst 41b -certain penalties ___ Subsequently to this assignment the contractors assigned wa T s he defend ggth erted g. that the wanes ' s was mistaken Mayfly 8 57 30 . _ . should be all placed on the orders for to-morrow, so that R 8,091,679 0 7 the contract and all moneys payable thereunder to trus- N • ant ass . . and allowances-about one mile and three-quarters. Aquiline - - members should have ample notice of what they were. vith respect to the person to whom he paid his money. 4 4 0 tees for the payment of debts, and particularly of all sums „ 7 subs. RAILWAY SHARE MARKET. . (Hear.) With this statement, he begged to move that CR. h df d t •d th h lf lhe person to whom t e een an pal e a The Georgiana was not timed. Lords' £ s. d. which had been borrowed by them for the purpose of Lord W. Powlett's Nicholas, by the Emperor Bst 21b a ' the order of the day for the consideration of the By Government Stock, Exchequer-bills, sovereign was his brother. A prize of Thirty Sovs., for yawls. Half a minute per carrying on the works. After the execution of the in- , (S. ' Rogers) 1 LIVERPOOL, JULY 19. . Amendments to the Oxford University Bill be read for and India Bonds 1,457,415 17 3 lk I' le' t Rayner-Don tta nonsense. ve nown ou a foot allowed for difference f 1 o ength. The following STOCK EXCHANGE.-The share market has been da' denture one of the contractors became bankrupt, a.nd Y Lord Clifden's Rodomeli, Bst 21b (A. Day) 2 - the purpose of its being postponed until Thursday, the By other securities, including bills dis- least ten years. vessels started :- to-day, but prices were steadily maintained, and tend° Lord Exeter's Phaeton, Bst 10lb (Flatrnan) 3 27th inst., when he proposed to take it the lirst thing counted, loans to customers, &c 5,806,865 3 7 assignees were appointed, who, according to the allege- Defendant-My brother is often taken for me. We Names. Lengths. Owner. towards improvement. Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Ch,' ford's Duke of Bed Pelhain, Bst 7lb (Pettit) 4 at the evening sitting. (Hear, . hear ) He thought also By cash in hand 827,397 19 9 tions in the bill, had fall notice of the previous transac ar l•k t . eas i eas wo peas. Queen Victoria ...... 63 B. M. Bradbeer. shit() (Chester and Birkenhead), 17; Caledonian, 31 g, tions. An action had been brought by the assignees ill Betting sto 4 against Phaeton -6to 4 against that all the other bills which had come down from the ner-I knew you when you kept a house in Eclipse £8,091,679 '0 7 against the company, which resulted in a reference, and ' y Rodomeli. Nortl Lords had better be postponed in like manner. (Hear.) Oxenden-street. Young Prince Mr. NAPIER had understood that some of the --_________ an award had been made, declaring that a sum of up- Defendant -Bet 20 to lof that. (Loud lau hter ) Won by three-quarters of a length-three lengths be- Mosquito PROFIT AND LOSS. wards of 6,000/. was due from the company to the as- - Y. uu • d h • g ; tween the second and third. Pelham broke down when 21i ; Midland, 661; North British, il ; North Staffori - clauses of the Bribery Bill were to be recast. Would it Mr. Preston having cross-examine t o witness, in Beeswing DR. X S. d. signees under the contract, and this sum was accordingly about a distance from horn shire, 4d • South-Eastern, 19 1-16 h ; Manchester, Sh e: not be better to have these printed in the amended form ? order to shake his testimony as far as the identity of the , s , e , Royal Victoria 6l ------ To total expenditure of the six establish _the oTAMFORD ST. LE e ' field, and' Lincolnshire 6/. New, 3-16 prem. ; Midis° claimed by the assignees as part of the assets of the de ER, a Sweepstakes of 15 sovs The course for this race was from the • Mr. BOUVERIE said they were already printed, and ments, including rent, taxes, salaries, bankrupt. The bill alleged that the company threatened fendant was conceined, and having failed to do so, each, 10ft, with 50 G MOOrings laid (421 per Cent.), 1 3-16 d. added, for three-yr-olds • colts, down abreast of the new h • . stood on the paper to-day. stationery, 4hc. to pay the sum accordingly to the assignees, irrespective a Bst 71b ; fillies Bst 41b-certain penalties and' allow- - Mr. HADFIELD said the Stamp Acts Amendment To amount set apart towards the new d f h d f dant's brother. procure the atten ance ote e en Newcombe, leaving all the buoys and light-ship of that MANCHESTER, JULY 19. of the claims of the l • ' p aintiff and of the trustees under ances. About , one mi q a t . 8 subs. le and a u rer Bill was a very important measure, and as one of its buildings in Lothbury and Bloomsbury 2,000 0 0 Mr. Hardwick pointed out the positive declaration sand on the port side, thence to the starting place, pass. STOCK EXCHANGE. -The market has •t , bt ' been quie , , clauses wee based upon a miscalculation, he should ob- To payment of the dividend now declared, the indenture of assignment, and prayed an account 'of the witness as to the defendant's identity, and the 71b Duke of Bedford s Weathercock, by Weatherbit, Bst • ing between the pier and the schooner anchored abreast Prices show a, slight inaprovement. Manchester a nd 13 °, ject to its being hurried forward. at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, and an injunction accordingly. • • ff corroborativ . e evidence of the constable . who was called (S Rogers) 1 of the north pier ; three times round. They started at mingham Quarters (C) i prem • Dover, 19i ; Midlaih for the last half-year on the paid-up Mr. Bolt and Mr. F Webb appeared for the plaint' • Lord Burghley's Blue Beard Bst 7lb (Norman) 2 one o'clock, and a very geed race to 66" • Loud( dN'h W ' ' 66i ok place between 8 ' in an ort - cstern, 104 i ; Leeds, Lord JOHN RUSSELL apprehended that that bill capital of 1,000,000/. - - - ' in b th witness to take the defendant into custody for , 30,000 0 0 Mr. Willcock and Mr. Daniel, Mr. Goodeve, Mr. Sel- Y e Lord Exeter's Delia, Bst 41b (Flatnaan) 3 them. The following is the time :- Sheffields, 21i ; ditto, New Preis., 3-16 p. came under the definition of a measure of Supply, and To bonus of 3 per cent. on the capital obtaining money by false pretauees. 30,000 0 0 wyn, and Mr. Speed were for the several defendants. , . Bettieg-4 to lon Weathercock. - therefore it need not be sent up to the Lords before the To balance of profit and loss account t d that be could not stru I gg e SUe- A good race in with the favourite and Blue Beard, was Royal Victoria - LEEDS, JULY 19. 25th instant. To rest, or surplus fund 125,307 1 6 rose. cessfully against that part of the evidence. won by a neck ; very bad third. 4 34 31 . The motion was then agreed to. r. Rayner said his mo i g orwa s , oWEEPSTAKES of 50 sovs. each, h ft, for two-yr-olds ; Queen Victoria 'Change this morning. The following are from the elegy STANDING ORDERS. £223,543 18 2 that he felt he had been swindled, and he wished to pro- iece of Plate val colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 21b ; certain allowances. ji. P . ue 30 soya , for yachts over 15 and transactions :--Lancashire and Yorkshires, 66g; Sheffield' The report of the Standing Orders Revision Commit- • --_____ SUMMER ASSIZES. tect others against being served in the same way. T.Y.C. 5 subs. and not exceeding 45 tons. Three to start, or no race 213 ; Leeds Northerns, 154- tee was considered and agreed to. Co. 2 s. (1. Inspector Parke said the new act had been of use at Duke of Bedford's Habena, by Birdcatcher, 7st 131 b Half a minute a ton allowed for difference ' of tonnage. • CHURCH TEMPORALITIES, &c. (IRELAND). By rest or surplus fuud, on the 31st Dec., a first in suppressing betting-offices, but recently these The following vessels were started at 1h (Pettit) 1 . 50m. BIRMINGHAM, JULY 19. On the order of the day for discussing the adjourned 1853 125,307 1 6 HOME CIRCUIT.-CHELMSFORD, JULY 19. offices had made their appearance in great force, and Lord Eater's Nutriment, Bst 41b - STOCK EXCHANGE. -This market was well support° „ deba,te on the motion of Mr. Sereeant Shee for leave to By gross profits of the last half-year, after (Before Mr. Justice Erle and a Common Jury.) were so artfully conducted as to baffle detection. Yachts. Tons. paying the income tax and making pro- SOWERBY AND OTHERS v. GARDNER. Betting-10 to lon Habena, who made all the run- Owners. to-day. There was a good inquiry, and prices were bring in a bill to rearrange the Church Temporalities of Mr. Hardwick was satisfied with the evidence of in- • Thought vision for all bad and doubtful debts ... 98,236 16 8 This was an action to recover the sum of 1461. upon Lung, and won in a, canter by four lengths. Mr. R. Coope. Ireland, dentit . If the statement were true that the bet had Phantom .. Mr. KENNEDY stated that he moved the adjourn- - two bills of exchange for 100/. and 64/. respectively, ac- y A GOLD CUP of 100 sovs. value, by subscription of 10 another person, that would be no mitiga- Avalon ment on the former occasion to give Mr. Serjeant Shee 2223,543 18 2 cepted by the defendant, who pleaded that he was a been paid to . . . tion of the offence, it was rather an aggravation of the soya. each, with 20 added from the race fund, the The Maud was entered, but did not start. An excit an opportunity of replying to the statements which had ------ minor at the time he accepted them. . •ircumstance to put forward the pretence of having paid surplus to be paid in s • T ' pecie. hree times round • . • (four miles). nig race ensued between the Thought and Phantom, but SEABORNE MAILS. been urged against his motion. AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Serjeant Channel' and Mr. Finlayson were for the c • • the money to another in order to defraud the rightful terminated in favour of h -- ---0--____ t e furmer, she reaching the ter- (N si BIC . Mr. Serjeant SHEE accordingly replied at some length, __ se __ plaintiffs ; Mr. Hawkins was counsel for the defendant. s • h • party of his due. d h ' This, ostever, was a case, an t e Mr. Newland's El Dorado, by Harkaway, 3 yrs, 6 t llb (Fordham) 1 mination of the course in sh. 33 min. 4 Secs, gnifles that the mails are sent from the General Post-!) and contended that it was unfair to refuse him leave to Subjoined are the reports received yesterday from Serjeant Channell said that the plaintiffs were Messrs first of its kind under the new B tt . A t t s e ing c, a mos by the night-and Mby the morning -despatch.) A Piece of Plate of the value of 20 soya , for yachts not . lay his bill on the table at a period of the session when the various Australian land and mining compa- Sowerby and Co., who carried on the business of silk f 1 and sal tar use u . u y . act passed for the re ression of Lord Exeter's Phaeton, 3 yrs, 6st 4lb (Heifer) 2 ____________ ---' mercers in Regent-street, and the defendant Mr. John th b ' 13 Lord Clifden's Poodle, 5 yrs, Bst 131 b (A. Day) 3 exceeding 15 tons. Half a minute Per mile allowed it ,wes quite impossible that members could be troubled nies :- gambling. It was notorious at etting offices were Day when made u ~• . Whe,„' l P nom what with it any further this year.* PEEL RIVER. Ludford Gardner, was a young man of good family a - • rsons into amblin d ' the means of leading pe g g who coul The following also ran :-Rackapelt and Delia. for difference of tonnage. The following were enter ed :- COUNTRIES. in General Post- P or t dtle 'll. member of one of the universities, but who had not yet, Betting-5 to 4 agst El Dorado, sto 2 agst Poodle. °Mee, London.* Dispatched. Enili B ___„, n After some observations from Mr. NAXIER and Mr. " The Peel River Land and Mineral Company have ill afford to lose anything, and who, if they aid lose, Yachts. Tons. • Owners. —. ___ .---- e, FREweer, received Mr. Odernheimer's second report, dated 6th of t he believed taken his degrees. The action was brought • their families i t ' It . . seldom failed to plunge . n o rmn. . Won easily by two lengths. Phaeton came with a ; 7 as rush in the last few strides and obt • d Kitten , Leine second honours . • Mr. COGAN said, if the house divided, he would March, being 20 days later intelligence than that con- o recover the value of certain articles that were supplied the purpose of the legislature to remedy this mischief, America (by United Sts. by the plaintiffe to a young lady named George, to d Thre by a hea . e lengths between the third and fourth. Vampire divide with the hon. and learned sergeant. He should veyed in his previous advices, published the 31st of May. and the present salutary act was passed in the expecte whom, they believed, he was going to be married, and Delia was many lengths behind. Sea Nymph ... 10 , cease to support the Government if they persevered in This report gives a highly interesting account of the mi- time that it would accomplish that desirable object. The 1 Waveney - ....N . -, also to some members of the family of the defendant. WEEPSTAKES of 10 sovs. each, 5 ft, with 25 added, for T • •• •• •• •• •• Southampton l , negrecting to provide for the settlement of this great neralogical character of the country, and takes a favour- penalty imposed by the act was 100/., or six months' s Australia (rla Soutli- i The bills in question were originally given to cover the two-yr-olds. T.Y.C. he prize was gained by the Vampire. I ti question, upon which settlement peace and tranquil- able view of the mining prospects of the company, so far bard labour, or six months' hard labour without a ampton) .......... M'July 4 .• • • .ISouthampton Allga B lit• were mainly dependent. as Mr. Odernheimer had been able to proceed with his am . ount of go . ods so supplied, and . as they had n . ot been penalty. The present case being proved, he should in- , Thessaly 1 In the evening the regatta dinner took place at the o via t% arseilles N DIU ( I ) " Mr. NEWDEGATE presumed the boa. member d a - researches without the aid of miners. paid, the plaintiffs had no alternative but to institute the flict a fine of 50/. or three months hard labour. The Sacabut .. , Uneertf present proceedings. Won by three lengths supported by Mr. D. Waddington, M.P., and a large Af il ir , ( 11 ) •• ""•• " • • N '! ul Y I '• •" .... •• , •.. dreesed himself to the empty Treasury Bench, for that "By a letter, dated the sth of May, from the General full penalty would always be inflicted on a recurrence of - .- • bd f tl West Coast) ..N 1 f3d of the month .IPlymouth . • ArrlVe o y o gen emen. The bills haying been put in and read, HANDICAP of 5 sovs. each, with 20 added. T.Y.C. Alexandria .......... N;S, 9, 24, &30 of m.lDoyer - appeared to be the only representative of the Govern- Superintendent, Mr. King. these miners had arrived, the offence. Mr. Joseph Sowerby was examined. He said he was Sweetness - rnent present-(a. laugh)-but no doubt the observations and were located at the Peel." The df d een ant gave notice of appeal. , 2 on the esplanade in front of the Royal Hotel. Liaha.rnas ........... NI l l7th of the menti . ia °u • h amPt " one of the plaintiffs, and that they carried on the busi- Scindia ~ • of the hon. member would find their way to Ministers max COLONIAL GOLD. Belgium .......... _ NI Daily ............ is) o o u ver am .. pten ) ness of silk-mercers in Regent-street. He knew the de- - - Won by two lengths. through the ordinary channels. He deprecated this " The Colonial Gold Company have received by the grazil .............. 3119th of the month .. southarniZ; 'A ug ust Il fendant from his coming to their shop with a young THE COMMISSION OF LUNACY ON . motion as being both inopportune and highly calculated Golden Age, via Panama, advices from their superinten- SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. c , i l t i en t, o u s t, Ayres ...... „3,1,9 th of the month.. Southampton lady named George. The whole of the goods which were CAPTAIN CHILDE BETTING ON THE COURSE. ; )N Good Hope ...N 14th of the mo • nth Plymouth .. to damage the cause which the hon. and learned sergeant dent in Victoria to the 20th of April last. 0 Cape of Good Hope .. N ,14th of the m th ' , 4 the subject of inquiry were supplied between the months - ... - .......,I. on .1. outhampton Cape de Verds '' 1' th advocated, and which he had attempted to bolster up " Mr. Comer, writing from Melbourne, says :- GOODWOOD STAKES. NOTICE TO MARINERS. ......e l eof the month 'soutliampton of November in the last and February of the present This inquiry was resumed yesterday morning. Ceylon (see India) ' I with false statistics and gross misrepresentations. (Hear.) " ' Winter has set in ; I return, therefore, at once 2to 1 agst Heapy and Tres coupled (to 100/.) FIXED LIGHT AT PLUMB POINT, P 0 year. Miss George was a customer in tbe first instance Mr. Lutwyche added to his evidence a statement as to ORT ROYAL, JAMAICA. Ceylon ..... .........Nll4th of the menu, Jull 2 , , Mr. BOWYER disapproved of the bill as not going (to Sandhurst) to carry on my washing operations, for in 20 to 1 agst Diana (offered). • i • ,• s and she purchased about 25/. worth of goods, and paid the number of visits made by the commissioners to Hayes A lighthouse has been erected 66 yards north of the Channel Lies ........N , Mori. , Wed.,&Frid.Southampton Tn• -' ' far enough ; but nevertheless he should vote for its in- a night the tank was full, and covered ha'f dd k i our pa oc ,hili I 16 • • • • . • • ... .......M '2fl & 17th of month Southampton JIIIY 10/. on account. When he applied to her for the money, Park Asylum since Captain Child° had been there ; and -- south extreme of Plump Point, on the palisadoes inemedi- C ' troduction, because it was conceived in an excellent besides, and choked the pumps, hut did not much other China (see Lelia) 1 I spirit, and had been framed with great ability. she said that she would write to the defendant for some then damage, except that the rain found its way through the • - atelv opposite h NEWTON SUMMER MEETING.-TITESDAY. d• - " t e town of Kingston, Jamaica (West In- Cons leS), in lat. 17 deg. 55 min. 45 sec. N., and long. 76 dee tantinople .... .. N 17,8,17,24427 of m. Dover .. .. •• i Constantinople ........,4th & 20th of mon. South: 1 I asll .. imp on Mr. :BRADY supported the bill. dam, which since is puddled, and is quite secure. We She afterwards had other goods, and the defendant ulti- Mr. Charles Childe Pemberton was examined, as to ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. 47 min. west of Greenwich. It is 68 feet above the lev'el eon,. of Europe M& N Twice daily ...• . • Dover ...... Twice , - The house then divided, when there appeared- had taken out about 500 cubic yards of earth from our •"' mately eave these two bills of excha,nge in payment. A the statements made to him by the alleged lunatic, with The TRIAL HANDICAP of 5 sovs each, with 30 added, for fth o e sea, painted white and will exhibit on ant ft Egypt (see India) 1 a il , c a er portion of the goods was supplied to the mother and reference to the Queen having paid marked attention to thr e-yr-olds end u d Th d t h• th 20th J I 1854 fi ' • France AL & N Twice daily ...... Dover ..... .ITwiced For the motion Against it sou „ wes. .o nor.-- Greece (see India) tar .. .... .• .. M 4, 7, 17, 20, 27 of m. Southampton July - I 4 Majority —B6 am having four more made, of a large size, which I can By M . r. Hawkins.-Witness first became acquainted him. Mr. Ewbank's Snowdon Dunhill, by Ingo, 4 yrs, west. It may be seen in clear weather 12 miles distant. Greytown .......... 3011,1 & 17th of monssouthatnpton 'Jul,' is - with Miss George in November. He was not aware Mr. Childe, the father, was next examined, and the Bst 71b, ' The motion was accordingly rejected. use as long as the creek runs without pumpin g' and that she was in the habit of frequenting the casinos of pecuniary transactions between him and his son were II avannah ..... ... .. sti2nd of the month 'Southampton IAuS• ' REFORMATORY SCHOOLS (SCOTLAND) BILL. thus save fuel and labour. Our claim on the hills is Mr. Worthington's Juliet, 3yrs, sst 71b (carried sst CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY 19. Holland ............ M I Dai1y...... „„ .. 'Dover _.„ „. !Datil ' The committee on this bill was then resumed. filled with water, so that I cannot draw any more wash- the metropolis. gone into in detail • the object of Captain Childe's coun- 91b) - 'Honduras , ..........M 'l7th of the month.,Southaniptoti lulY i o .i, Mr. MAGUIRE said he went heart and soul with ing stuff from it at present. I shall, however, set the en- 't ' •tt f b siness his client Mr. Justice Erle expressed his opinion that inquiries sel being to show tha in ma ers o u . Mr. Saxon's Antonia, 3 yrs, sst (carried sst 71b) lines ; Familien, Beyrout; Felix, Hudikswall ; Anne, If i v i la a (v v t i allitharupt.)m,4th& 20th of mon.'Plynvaith .. 'July ," of this descrintion were auite irrelevant the only aues- had shown a degree of acuteness and rationality quite Voile ; Friheden, Wiftra ; Gemini, Marstrand ; Excel, lonian ( Isles (asresee'lljicis)l".Bth&24th of montliDover ...• ••1 :;. these. reformatory schools, but he had been called upon gine and saw mill at work a,t times to cut up stuff neces- . . • - ' • - • • • • (J. Forster) 3 dift):7, 17 & ' , 7 of m'D - tion being whether the plea of infancy could be este,- inconsistent with the hypothesis of his ins anity. Mr. J. J. Henderson's Patience, 4 yrs, 7st 81b Antwerp ; Omen, Sundswall ; Eglantine, Da.nteic ; Eu- Ireland ........m & N 'T wic , -- on, Os er...• •• 1 daill ,by a dignitary of his own Church to oppose this bill, sary for future purposes, such as quartering, &c.' blished. Dr. Duncan, of Farnham-house, Finglass, near Dub- daily roclydon St. John's, New Brunswick; Eliza, Callao ; Lisbon._ „„ . . i t `, ! e • • •,• •• i 'Holyhead .. ' Twice , 26 which was said to be full of suspicion, and an indirect " Mr. Comer also writes- (T. Boyes) 4 E ,'• • ... .1,7,9, 17, &27orm S ti lon Jul,' -;, agle s-wing, Naples; Jane Willis, Havre • Lena, Ma r - Madeira ......., ~..3 / I • 9th of the mo tl . ' °u ' amP Jai,' " .:. means of proselytism. " ' Aly opinion becomes hourly more strengthened that h o I iou o s lin here Ca tain Child° was confined from 1842 to Mr. R. Walk ' Mr. Hawkins said e was n y anx s t how that , w P er s ThehTempest, 5 yrs, 7st strand • Stamboul, Venice ; Edward Bilton,leghorn and Madeira .......... ~ 1 N 123,1 of month .n .. 1 , southamptom, here was no foundation for the representation that the 1851 was the next witness, and he stated at great length (T. Waddington) 5 Malta (see India) I lrlyMouth .. Mr• LUCAS, Mr. Y. SCULLY, and Mr. Serjeant SEES however rich quartz veins may be-as they are undoubt- t . - ' ' Child ' edin s durine that - Gibralt'ar ; Ariadne, Soderhamn ; Bee, Caen ; Jane, Mei defendant intended to marry the female referred to. the details of Captain e s proce g e Betting.-6 to 4on Snowdon Dunhill-4 to 1 agst '• B *t . h Queen Gottenburgh • Gleniffer Call Nl7 17 19 2" 30 f all 20 •_'- objected to the second clause, th d h d on e groan tatun er edly at surface-they do not run to a great, indeed to no sina , nis , , , ao , Mauritius (see India) ~, ~ o m. t Dover .. J With regard, also, to the circumstance of a portion of period. Antonia-4 to 1 agst Juliet. ita provisions Roman Catholic children might be se tto depth at all, so far as I have proved by every means I Severn, Portland Bay. Afauriti the goods havin,g been supplied to the mother and sister A deal of further documentary evidence was nut in • u 3 .... • N 14th of the no tl ' Di. Guthrie's school, which, it had. been stated b n ym s could take to arrive at this fact, but it by no means fol- e • , A fine race in with the first two, was won by a neck. VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS.-The Catherine Eliza- meatco ••• •• ' 1 n ' 1 eminent gentlemen iGI - - • c's 1 th t I t b bl t k th t n asgow, was a proselytising ows a may no e a e o wor upon ese a sur- of the defendant, he begged to state that they were but no matter was elicited which was not disclosed in Bad third. Tempest a lono• way behind. ...... -Ai 2iiii of the month. ISouthampton Atilir• beth, for St. Kitts ; Sarah, Rouen • Yasta, Rio Janeiro ; Na p i es - • -•••• •• •-./S ,sthlsth2sthofnion. Dover .... , school. d t t . t of Sir F. Thesi er rea y a any ime o pay for that portion, and they had the opening statement . . g . The GOLBORNE STAKES of ° lo sovs each, h ft, with 40 Eliza, Barbadoes • Stamboul, Triesee and Venice ;Su New Granada et '2d & 17th t ' •• face when I am in a position to crush up such surface o 'month,Southampter, _,,,,,itt ' Stettin •Ne t e Pe - New Zealand •• •• ••' ' • Mr. DUNLOP understood that a proviso sho ld be quartz, and, though I will not commit myself by sayine never objected to do so. . The proceedings were again adjourned. added, for 2-yr.olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies and geldings, rior, Genoa ; Ader„ pun , Stettin ; Janet Papal States •• • • IBy private ship .. !Various port , Unce+- • added to the clause, giving parents the choice n as to it will answer llf k h 1 - 1 if I ' , tin t e resu t wai , try it on a s' In answer to further questions put by the learned Bst 41b. Last half mile. 10 subs. Willis, Port Philip ; Free Trader, Quebec and Montreal ; Peninsula •• • N s thl s th2hthofmon.'Dover ...... which of the schools their children should be sent. small scale "ustif the o inion I here ex I h ll press. s a , . counsel to Mr. Sowerby, that gentleman stated that the Captain O. V. Harcourt's bf, by Chanticleer, out f Lady Chapman, Trinidad ; Alma Maria, Havre ; Blen. Peru • al thl7th2Bthofinon. Southampton , 6 ° heim Calcutta ; Adelaide, Demerara. ..... ...... a m 2d & 27th ot mon. Southampton JULY ' Mr. LUCAS said the sole objection of Irish members therefore ' j Jt well p and prove anything of this Da- blliS were accepted on the days they bore date-namely, REALM OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK -----.....—.... ' Ellerdale, Bst 91b (includin rlb t ) (Ald oft) 1 .. a . ' g J ex ra cr v ESSELS CLEARED WITH C ARGO -Th L Port ICatal ..... . /.; 14th of the month Pi ' 13 Sicily . •• • • 15t1 I` th2s .! 3 mout .. N 1.? • thotmon, Dover ...... was this, they would not allow Roman Catholic children tura well' b P e r f n o s r i e Ila ' - the 25th of February and the 20th of March, in the pre- Mr. Reynold's Resistance, Bst 71b (W. White) 2 e ord Auckland, Tusean; • .: •• •• •• •• •• y out any plan for more extensive for Kurachee ; Aurora, Ulte - r • ass , ~.....N etelete2sl.holnion Dor to be sent to Protestant schools, to be broug,ht up with workings. It is the lack of quantit and not the rich- sent year. (Front the Report of the Registrar-General. ) Mr. T. Vernon's Menzie, Bst 71b ...... (Wilberforce) 3 - Constantinople and Var • an ; .Kate, Sydney ; Celt, Venezueia . '2 ..._ ..... Al des 17th Wu:tenth 'Southampton JulY Protestant children. Now the proviso of the hon. and ness of the quartz, that Ife 1 lo ' ubtful Mr. Hawkins inquired whether a list of articles, com. A thousand and fifteen deaths were registered in Lon- Mr. Edward's Fli h 8 41b (carried Bst 51b) gt, st Gre' B i na , Amel a Ann, Ghent ; Earl Van -Diereen'er:and (see ' I i e very . npon. y, onobay and Kurrachee •Ch 1 t vir - learned gentleman would not meet this objection in any " ' Alluvial washin noencine with the item " Apricot brocaded robe, 14 don in the week that ended last Saturday, a number (J. Wa.ddington) 4 . York; Betsey, Rouen •Ga , er oto .. ynns, New Australia) .. , I „at 1 gon a large scale is quite another - c'e nanaelholm, Copenhae . w West Indies ........m 2d & 17th oh way. guineas, and others of an equally expensive character, w hi c h slightly eiceeds that of the previous week. In B e tti ng -2 to lon the Ellerdale fill Y -4 to 1 against dap, for Melbourne ; ilali en ti v- l • b en , 0. month 'Southampton As matter. Here I may or may not be successful at first, ne, a paraiso. , e u ... / Colonel BLAIR said Catholic children already at. but the fact ha b had not all been supplied between the months of No- th e 10 corresponding weeks of 'the years 1844-53 the Flight. el De s een proved over and over again that ''' When any ot these dates fall o t a , iunday, the mails Wr - plf tended the Protestant schools in Scotland, and no at. the nil has been miserably wk d - • vember and February ? average number was 936, which, if raised in proportion Won easily by half a length-a head between the or e over by the diggers, VESSELS SPOKEN WITH despatched on the followin,g day. with the exception of the Indie ti o tempts. had yet been made to proselytise them. and also that it abounds with gold dust, dispersed, I The witness said they were, to increase of population, became, 1,030. Hence it second and third-Flight well up. The Driving Mist (brig), of Ld T • ' ' Southampton), acd the Malta, both of which will be despatched 0n...0n, o une u, say. e N., preceding day. After some further oppoeition from the Irish mem- may add, all over these gold-fields.' Mr. Hawkins then addressed the j ur y for the defen- appears that the mortality of last week was below the HANDICAP PLATE of 50 sovs, for 2-yr-olds and upwards. long. 24 W. • bers, . " Mr. Comer refers to Captain Williams's report for dant.. He said be appeared on behalf of a Young man calculated result, but differs from it only to a small C er t a i n w i nn ers ex tra, Golborne course, half a mile. The Westmoreland (brig), of Liver • pool, for Bahia, July ...... ..—_,-......--___......... ___________________ Mr. DUNLOP said it was useless for him to con- further particulars in regard to the washing operations, I only just 21, and who did not attain that age until the amount. Mr. W. H. Scott's The Cripple, by Picaroon, 3 13, lat. 47 N, long. 10 W. [ADVERTISEMENT.] - Her Maießt,lo. I:?.nwnl Lett' e . r. - tend against this opposition, as it was evident Irieh but these reports have not come to hand.. , i 3 . d of April last ; amthe was not instructed to defend Tri fhn nrevious week the Seesee -4. a,, 6.,,,,, r1i....,... _____ P:,i- illi, - . _ „ . . . . . . . . . . ... . _ . NEWTON SUMMER MEETING.—TUESDAY. ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. The TRIAL HANDICAP of 5 soya each, with 30 added, for three-yr-olds and upwards. The second to save his stake. Certain winners extra. One mile. 14 subs. Mr. Ewbank's Snowdon Dunhill, by Ingo, 4 yrs, Bst 71b, Mr. Worthington's Juliet, 3yrs, sst 71b (carried sst 91b) Mr. Saxon's Antonia, 3 yrs, sst (carried sst 71b) (J. Forster) 3 Mr. J. J. Henderson's Patience, 4 yrs, 7st 81b (T. Boyes) 4 Mr. R. Walker's The' Tenapest, 5 yrs, 7st (T. Waddington) 5 Betting.-6 to 4on Snowdon Dunhill-4 to 1 agst Antonia-4 to 1 agst Juliet. A fine race in with the first two, was won by a neck. Bad third. Tempest a loi way behind. The GOLBORNE STAKES of 10 sovs each, h ft, with 40 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies and geldings, Bst 41b. Last half mile. 10 subs. Captain 0. V. Harcourt's b f, by Chanticleer, out of Ellerdale, Bst 91b (including slb extra) (Aldcroft) 1 Mr. Reynold's Resistance, Bst 71b (W. White) 2 Mr. T. Vernon's Menzie, Bst 71b ...... (Wilberforce) 3 Mr. Edward's Flight, Bst 41b (carried Bst 51b) (J. Waddington) 4 Betting-2 to lon the Ellerdale filly-4 to 1 against Flight. Won easily by half a length—a head between the second and third—Flight well up. HANDICAP PLATE of 50 sovs, for 2-yr-olds and upwards. Certain winners extra. Golborne course, half a mile. Mr. W. H. Scott's The Cripple, by Picaroon, 3 years, sst 61b Mr. W. T. Park's Mountain Maid, 3 yrs, Get 21b (Thorpe) 2 Mr. Smith's Mystic, 2 yrs, sst 41b The following also ran :—Coleraine, Juliet, The Chick, and Birdlime Girl. Betting--2 to 1 agst Chick, 3to 1 agst Coleraine, 4 to 1 agst Juliet, 6 to 1 agst Cripple. Won in a canter by six lengths ; a neck between second and third ; bad fourth. Birdlime Girl started last, and was a long way behind. HANDICAP PLATE of 70 BOYS. Certain winners extra. One mile and a quarter. Mr. G. Robinson's Donskoy, by Hetman Platoff, 4 yrs, 7st 21b Mr. W. T. Park's br f by St. Leon—Th a li a , 4 yrs, 6st 121 b (Ashman) 2 Mr. Ewbank's Snowdon Dunhill, 4 yrs, Bst 111 b. (including 41b extra) ... (G. Oates) 3 The following also ran :—Boddicot, Voucher, Cor delia, The Sluggard. Betting-5 to 2 agst Snowdon Dunhill, 3to 1 each agst Thalia f and Donskoy. Won cleverly by half a length ; two lengths between second and third ; bad fourth. The SELLING STAKES was won by Mr. W. H. Scott's br c by Young Priam, out of Ino, beating Miss Sellon, and two others. Hawkins inquired whether a list of articles, com mencing with the item "Apricot brocaded robe, 14 guineas," and others of an equally expensive character, had not all been supplied between the months of No vember and February ? The witness said they were. Mr. Hawkins then addressed the jury for the defen dant. He said he appeared on behalf of a young man only just 21, and who did not attain that age until the 3d of April last ; amthe was not instructed to defend the action to evade the payment of a just debt, but be cause he felt that the plaintiff was not justified in endea vouring to compel him to pay a large sum of money under the circumstances of the case. The facts were these. The defendent had the fortune, or misfortune, to meet at a casino the young woman who had been re ferred to, Miss George, and he became desperately srni ten with her. He was a boy of 20 at the time, and perhaps that was excusable ; but at the same time he felt that the plaintiffs had no right to make him accept bills of exchange to pay for the extravagancies of such a per son. It appeared that when the parties first became acquainted, Miss George was indebted a considerable sum to the Messrs. Sowerby, and upon her complaining to the defendant of the annoyance she experienced by being pressed for money, he consented to give a bill for 641. He afterwards, under similar circumstances, gave another hill for 501, Miss George continuing to obtain large quantities of expensive articles, and at length, upon a sort of settlement being come to, these bills were given. With regard to what had been stated as to the mother and sister of the defendant having received a portion of the articles that were supplied, the fact was that two or three dresses were all they bad, the value of which were not more than 121. the whole of the remain der being supplied to Miss George. Under these cir cumstances he felt that he was justified in resisting the payment of these bills ; and, whatever might be said of the conduct of the defendant in a moral point of view, it was clear that legally he was not responsible. Mrs. Marie Harriet Gardner, the mother of the de fendant, was then examined, and she stated that he was born on the 3d of April, 1833. Cross-examined —Witness knew nothing whatever about Miss George, and never saw her. Never heard any intimation that her son was going to be married to this person. She remembered her son bringing her and her daughter three dresses as a present, but she had no idea that they were obtained on credit, and had always supposed that he had paid for them. Mrs. Elizabeth Gibbons, the nurse who attended upon Mrs. Gardner during her confinement, confirmed her evidence with regard to the date of the defendant's birth. Sergeant Channell said he had no evidence to contra dict that which had just been given, and he must conse quently consent to a verdict passing against him. He at the same time said he was instructed to state that Mr.aSnotwwearbs under age.yneverha . d the slightest idea that the de fend VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. The 2 Driving Mist (b r i g ) , of London, June 5, lat. 5 N., long. 4W. 13, la The . 47 Wes N, tmolong. reland (b `ri g),ri of Liverp oo l, f or B a hi a, July t 0 The Lochiel, Callao to Queenstown, May 29, lat. 22, long. 23. The Minerva, Costa Rica to London, May 24, lat. 21, long. 24. The Graf van Adolphe (Dutch ship), July 8, lat. 44 N, long. 13 W. The Star of the Empire, July 13, lat. 51 N, long. 8 W, The Cato (brig), bound W., lat. 36 N, long. 5 W. The British Queen (screw-steamer), from Liverpool, July 10, lat. 31 N., long 9 W. The Garland (brig), July 13, lat. 49 N., long. 8 W. The Fras. Secor, Galveston to Liverpool, June 17, let. 25 N., long. 80 W. The Mary Morris, New York to Clyde, June 22, lat. 42 N, long. 62 W. The Gratitude, from Arbroath to Melbourne, March 14, lat. 24 S, long. 28 W. The Congress, Liverpool to Quebec, July 15, lat. 47 N, long. 24 W. The Lady Sale, July 3, lat. 40 N, long. 15 W. The Esmeralda, July 5, lat. 41 N, long. 13 W. The Rangoon, Newcastle to Rangoon, July 11, lat. 45 N, long. 10 W. Barque, showing first distinguishing pend a nt, N o . 618 , July 5, let. 47 N, long. 14 W. The Anna Paulinia, Liverpool to Batavia, July 8, lat. 44 N, long. 12 W. The Pictura, London to Port Philip, July 9, lat. 44 N, long. 11 W. Barque, showing first distinguishing pendant, N 0.2,974, outward bound, July 14, let. 41 N, long. 15 W. The David, of Poole, July 7, lat. 48 N, long. 22 W. The Irton, July 12, lat. 50N,418 N, long.ong.l2W 7 W. ;Amazon, Liverpool to Para, same day, let. The North Briton, for Quebec, July 2, lat. 43 N, long. 32 W. The Harriet, Liverpool to Newfoundland, July 13, lat. 51 N. long. 14 W. The E. A. Soullard, Manilla to Cork, May 14, lat. 28 S, long. 8 E. The Matilda (British barque), steering S, June 1, on the Line, in long. 21 W. The Ocean Queen (British barque), steering S, June 4, lat. 6 N, long. 23 W. The Mercius, London to Sydney, New South Wales, June 6, lat. 7 N. long. 23 W. Tho Pocahontas, London to Quebec, July 6, lat. 45 N, long. 19 W. The Mary (brig), lat. 45, long. 29. The Tusket, Glasgow to Boston, June 7, lat. 43, 10ng.41. The Spartan, of Greenock, from Quebec, June 20, off Manecoregan. The Christiana, London to New York, June 9, lat. 49 N, long. 27 W. The Dasdalus, Ascension to Quebec, June 18, lat. 30 N, long. 60 W. The Alexander (barque), London to Quebec, May 31, lat. 441 ~ long. 32 W. The Cuba, London to Demerara, July 5, let. 48 N. long. 9 W. Mr, DUNLOP said it was useless for him to con tend against this opposition, as it was evident Milt members had made up their minds that the bill should not pass. THE ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN COPPER. COMPANY. " This company have advices from their managers at Adelaide up to the 27th of April last. The following are extracts : In the previous week the deaths arising from diseases of the zymotic class were 253 ; last week they numbered 270, while the average of correspon di ng wee k s i n f ormer y ea rs was 285. The increase of 17 on the previous week is due principally to diarrh cea , which with cholera now shows a disposition to become more prevalent. Fatal cases of diarrhoea were in the last two weeks 32 and 46. Five deaths from cholera were registered in the week ; the following are the cases in detail : Last week the births of 752 boys, and 743 girls, in all 1,495 children, were registered in London. In the nine corresponding weeks of the years 1844-53 the average number was 1,274. [ADVERTISEMENT.] -- Her Majesty's Royal Letters - j o Patent, for v a l ua bl e an d extraordinary improvements ' n o 4 the most powe r f u l an d b rilliant Telescopes, Camp -0370 course, Opera, and Perspective Glasses (gl a zed w o f Munie German Glass), to know the distance s co objects viewed through them—of great importoni3. to the army, navy, and others. Messrs. S. a nd •lli , Solomons, opticians, 39,, Albemarl e - s t ree t, Pi c cach ns . Observe—opp os it e the York Hotel.—Th ese t e l esco pes PO seas such extraordinary powers that some 34 inches, O p* an extra eye-piece, will show distinctly Jupiter's ine,„ ° l e , Saturn's ring, and the double stars ; with the same "'i e s scope can be seen a person's countenance three l e g, and a half distant, and an object from 12 to 14 a s They are of larger and all sizes, with increasing Plb-lof accordingly.—The Royal Exhibition, 1851.—Valn - ko t newly-invented, very small, powerful waistcoat-I: 0 % 0 0 glass the size of a walnut, by which a person can be.:' 00 ,3 and known mile distant; they answer every P tu r c e on the race-course, and at the opera-houses, country o f very, and ships a re c l ear l y seen at sto 6 miles. to are invaluable for shooting, deer-stalking, yachting, , sportsmen, gentlemen, gamekeepers,l.o and tourists. Trtii race-course, camp, and perspective glasses, with won nj e s power; an object can be clearly seen from 10 to 12 wr, o r distant. Newly-invented Spectacles ; immediately t: or i are placed before extremely imperfect vision, r object becomes clear and distinct; the most aged , festive sight is brought to its youthful, natural, and C' s ri, ginal state. Deafness—New Discovery—The Organic to l brator, an extraordinary powerful, small, newly-inveln others' instrument, for Deafness, entirely different from a ll oth c w to surpass anything of the kind that has been, or prof th e ever can be, produced. Being of the same colour a ll - if skin, is not perceptible ; it enables deaf persons to distinctly at church and at public assemblies ; the ucPS. sant sensation o f s i ng i ng noises in the ears is entirely moved ; and it affords all the assistance that possiblY 0 2. 0 be desired.-39 , A l b emarle-street, Piccadilly. Oboe" opposite the York Hotel. Mr. F. SCULLY was speaking, when a quarter to six having arrived, the house resumed, and the Chair man reported progress. JURY TRIAL (SCOTLAND) BILL. This bill was passed through committee. NEW BILLS. " `Labour.—We have no change to report. Chinese labourers are not fitted to perform such work as we re quire ; besides we must always bear in mind that it is difficult, nay, impossible, to work a body of men in the colonies at less than colonial rates of wages. If, there fore, we import Chinamen under agreements to work at less than colonial rates, we should try an expensive ex periment that would assuredly fail. If we give to China men colonial rates, inasmuch as Chinamen cannot do as much work as Englishmen, we obtain labour at unre munerative prices. On the motion of Sir J. Young, Mr. Sotheron, and Sir J. Graham, leave was given to bring in the following bills, viz. :—To provide for the establishment of a Na tional Gallery of Painting Sculpture, and the Fine Arts, and for the care of a Public Library in Dublin ; to con tinue the acts in force relating to Friendly Societies ; for altering and amending certain provisions which re gulate Process in the High Court of Admiralty. • The other orders were then disposed of, and the house adjourned at six o'clock. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height of the barometer in the week was 29.702 in. On Monday the mean reading was 29.767 in. The mean temperature of the week was 56.4 deg., which is 5.5 deg. below the average of the same week in 38 years. The mean daily temperature was below the average on every day of the week, and on Wednesday it was as much as 9 . 9 deg. below it. The highest temperature of the week was 72.3 deg. on Sunday, and the lowest was 67.3 deg. on the same day. The mean dew-point tem perature was 51.8 deg., and between this and the mean temperature the difference Was 4.6 deg. The wind, which had been calm during part of the week, blew mostly from the south-west on the last two days. The amount of rain that fell in the week was 0.87 deg. in., nearly all of which fell on Tuesday and Wednesday. " Mules.—The Malacca has safely discharged 207 mules and 6 asses (out of 217 taken on board) in fine condition. The voyage has been eminently successful in every particular. We are pleased with the mules, with the drivers, and with the saddles. The mules ap pear to be well broken and to be well calculated for the work we require of them ; the drivers appear to under stand their work thoroughly. We shall probably send the Malacca for another cargo, and be able to have the next cargo upon lower terms than even the cargo lately arrived. We shall report fully on these matters when we next address you.' " 44 tons of tile copper bad been shipped to Calcutta per the Hyderabad. " The returns of the operations at the smelting works at Kooringa have not been received." WEDNESDAY. ST. HELEN'S PURSE. MORTALITY IN THE METROPOLIS. NUMBER OF IN THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JULY 15. Zymotic Diseases . 270 DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGISTERED Diseases of Uncertain ... . Seat Tubercular Diseases .. Diseases of th e B rain Nerves and. Senses Diseases of th e H ear t and Blood - vessels 3l Diseases o f t h e Lungs an d other Organs of Respiration Diseases of the St.O.l.a—ch, Liver, and other Organs of Digesti on Diseases of the Kidneys, &c. Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, &c. Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles Diseases of the Skin &c. Malformations ...... !..............................: Premature Birth and Debility 32 Atrophy 47 Old Age .. . . Sudden 4 Violence, Privation, Cold, and Intemperance 22 Causesnot specified Ellerd al e filly Five ran. - - GOLD Cup. Lough Bawn Morning Star Gamelad ...... Eight ran. SCURRY HANDICAP. Miss Emma Antonia .... Menzie .... The jury then returned a verdict for the defendant. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.-NOTTINGHAM, JULY 19. Eliza Jackson alias Mary &al, aged 21, de scr ib e d as a seamer, pleaded " not guilty" to the charge of as saulting, in company with two others, one John Ben nett, and stealing from his person three half•crowns, and other money, on the Ist of July, 1854. Mr. Barstowe appeared for the prosecution. It appears the prosecutor was drinking on the night of the Ist instant at the Ten Bells, a public house in a low part of the town, in company with many other per sons, amongst whom was the prisoner, a common pros titute. She came and sat beside him, and he treated her to some ale. By this means she discovored he had a little money about him, and appears to have planned a scheme whereby she might deprive him of it. Accord ingly when the prosecutor got up to leave, she also rose. He then appears to have turned into an entry leading into the street, without knowing that she was near him, when he saw her come from the street into the passage and shut the door, calling at the same time to some other persons to "Come and-put it on to him," There. DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES Population Deaths in corre- Deaths Enumerated. sponding week In the 1851. of 1853. Week. West Districts North Districts 490,396 Central Districts 393,256 East Districts 485,522 207 South Districts The Trade Wind, Liverpool to Boston, July 6, Scilly bearing E.N.E. 20 miles. The Royal Lily, bound out, July 6, lat. 43 N., long. 10 W. The Gentille, for Melbourne, previous to March 4, off St. Paul. The Nil Desperandum, Bristol to Melbourne, March 24, near Cape Volney. The Annandale, Gottenburg to Melbourne, Feb. 5, lat. 41 S., long. 22 W. A. small four-masted iron steamer of about 75 tons, and 140 feet long., Clyde to Melbourne, 56 days out, April 1, lat. 31 S., long. 22 W. _ . Totals Males Females 925 1,015 496 519 The Kate, Cork to Halifax, July 5, lat. 45 N., long. 29 W. The Port Jackson, London to Hong Kong, July 12, lat. 46 N., long. 8 W. The Excel, May 29, lat. 41 N., long. 29 W. A large English ship (supposed to be a screw steamer), with iron hull, all canvas set, and having a black ball in her foretopsail, Julie 2, let, 40 N., long. 25 W. HARVEST PROSPECTS. It would be a difficult tail (says the Essere Rerald) to exaggerat e th e importance of the i ssues hanging upon the coming h arves t. We turn theret o w i th mingledel ings of hope and fear; the former, however, greatly pre dominating, for up to the present th progressing towards maturity very t ? fa crops annear to be a nd balmy atmosphere of the last ifsorttgli;nt:ahbThaeu en:seat:U:l highly conducive to the well blooming r and settin g of the wheats. The fields look well, and yield of corn. We feel warranted in p e as re s i e e r e t sel dom or never has the main produce of the F that v wheat, barley, and oats—at this time of year looaknedd—bette—", or promised a more abundant harvest. The potato er op has proved good.—The Liverpool Standard says : w heat plants in South Wales look healthy and stronhee, and have, to a great extent, improved by the late falls of rain ; and, should fine weather be vouchsafed, there is every promiee of an abundant yield. The potato breadths are noticed as looking very healthy, and great hope is entertained that this year the blight will be escaped." The cereal crops about Glasgow are reported by the North, Briti.sh , Daily Mail as looking very healthy, and potatoes indicate an abundant yield. In mid-Kent the farmers still complain (says the South Eastern Gazette) of the unfavourable state of the weather for almost every description of crop except turnips, carrots, &c., which are now growing luxuriantly. The wheat is looking strong and healthy in most places, but from the large quantity of rain which has fallen and the sodden state ef•the ground the harvest will be late, and unless hot, weather should shortly set in the quality must. needs be greatly deteriorated. The Sussex tertleer says : " Great efforts are being made by Posen • of wheat to support prices, and they have Poen in some degree assisted by the unsettled state of the weather. .A, fine week or two of settled summer weather would bring the question of price to a speedy issue, for everywhere the accounts of the crops confirm—to the full valuable but tractive article s o f f o od." The Derby ,shire S a ys N. and warm weather for All that is now required is fine Aription. The wheat is o noripeningoo only the h i produce upon ot the e every u ground, b h t t so healthy and vi ,joed. Should fine fvea e th s as to have:been rarely sur lt4-, r_tne previous favourable re now now prevail, the yield will - 4 ,.,iietcnours of blight in the potat eds. There are some slight oes, but as a rule the reports • that crop are most satisfactory, and the tubers are of size and quality that promise to render them not only never looked mor e fe extremely large. The p.etato crop FORT PHILIP AND COLONIAL. "The Port Philip and Colonial Gold Mining Com• Pally have received advices from Melbourne up to the 4th of May last. (Former dates are missing). At that period the question of leases of mineral lands was still unse ttled. and the resident director did not think that any alteration would be made in the existing regula tions A ,piri_hl wefaosreabletarrival of the new governor at Victoria. .-I,luan:viotynroaf gold: that passed through the com pany Ei aasay . ofa . ea during the months of March and progressing 2l,ooo oz. The gold purchases were hi " 1 Y. THE METROPOLITAN SE----WRRS. chairman of th e M etropolitan Sewers mentary pape r was printed, containin g l tte from the —Yesterda a Par a e y co r isgi r 9, worksdated proposedthe b i y n s t t h . e , e o o n o un t h i e s s i Subject of o be temheerueomd r a p 1 i nu s h ea e g d e within the next 12 months if they were to raise a fur ther sum of 300 , 0001. Th e letter had reference tol communication from Viscount Palmerston. The two great works the commissioners contemplate are the northern and southern sewerage, from which great bene fits are expected of a sanitary character. It will afford an outlet for the immediate construction of numerous local sewers by private individuals, now urgently needed for the benefit of entire districts which are at present, for the most part, destitute of drainage. CHOLERA IN GLASGOW.— We regret to learn that dur ing the last few days cholera has been still further on the increase. The medical gentlemen, in addition to pauper cases, have had a variety of private cases over the city, and the disease has extended itself to the south side of the river. The following are the pauper returns for the city and barony parishes, but they afford no indication of the disease in the city :—City parish--Thursday, 13 cases, 6 deaths ; Friday, 4 cases, 1 death ; Saturday, 9 cases, 4 deaths ; Sabbath, 4 cases, 2 deaths. Barony pa is r" h—aturday, 4 cases, 2 deaths ; Sabbath, 6 cases, 2 deaths,-:—Greenock Adt!.crtiser. BIRTHS IN THE WEEK. Males. Females.. 752 743 Total 1,495 Ten ran: ... 3 NOTTINGHAM JULY MEETING. PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT. FRIDAY. THE PORTLAND HANDICAP of 2 sovs, each, with 50 sovs. added. One mile. To close and name on Thurs day evening. THE CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP of 15 sovs. each, 10 ft, only 5 if declared, with 50 added ; the owner of the second horse to receive back his stake. The winner of the Nottinghamshire Handicap to carry 71b extra ; or of any handicap race of the value of 200 sovs., in cluding the winner's own stakes, from the time of declaring the we'ghts to the time of starting, to carry 51b extra. One mile and a half. (19 subs, 10 of whom declared.) Age st lb Orestes(incslb.ex) 4 9 1 Typee 4 8 7 Lough Bawn 6 7 7 Itch Knight of St. George (including 51b extra) 3 7 1 The BUNNY PARK STAKES of 10 sous each, 5 ft, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds • colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, B s t 31b . The winner of the July or Chesterfield, at Newmarket, to carry 51b extra ; the winner of both the above stakes 91b extra ' • the winner of any other 2-yr-old stakes, value 200 soya (including the winner's own stakes), Age st lb Candlewick Domino 3 6 7 80bby.... 3 6 2 Haxby BII?TIIS. OF A SON. On the 16th inst., at Cambridge, the wife o f Chasi e Nedham, Esq., 10th Regment. On tho 17th inst., at W o l s i ng h am, D ur h am, Mrs. •- ri, • il• Bates. OF A DAUGHTER. On the 17th inst., rot 14, Chester-te r r ace , R egen t's•P'r t the wife of J. H. Baxendale, Esq. On the 18th inst., at Camden town, the wife of D sniel Hazard, jun., Esq. MARRIB.D. t Ro be o f the 18th inst., at C om pt on G reen fi eld Church, -'-'' of Cann Lippincott, Esq., of Over Court, in the c ountY po Gloucester, to Julia S u li van, thi r d daughter of Sir J:nie Francis Davis, Bart., K.C.8., of Hollywood, in the 8 county. DIED. On the 15th inst., Captain Samuel Hoskins, —' Topsham, Devon, aged 69. On the 20th of April, at Melbourne, Australia, Elias, wife of Thomas Turner a Beckett, Esq. n ag, On the 18th o f M ay, at the Bank of Bengal, C.` le— of which he had recently been appointed se cretarY4 v ii treasurer, Will iam M ap l es, Esq., of the Hon. E. I . C. Service, in the 31th year of his age. On the 22d of May, at Agra, Major W, E. A n— igtll eldest son of the late Dr. Andrews, formerly of th e Regiment, and late of Richmond, Surrey. —.O LONDON : Printed and Publi s h e d b y MURDO nrlso, of .No. 112, Strand, Print er , a t The Sun Office, •0°• t „ o f Strand, in the Precinct of tho Savoy, in the coup Middlesex, Thursday, July 20, 1854.