The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-22 00:00:00

Among the successes of the liberal party
during the present election sone stands forward with
greater prominence than the return yesterday of two
liberals for the Southern division of the Wet Riding.
The triumph is tits greater as it was totally unexpected, not
only by the oonservativea, but by the victorious party
themselves. In this section of the Riding the former
hoisted that they had a large majority on the register, sad
even their political opponents did not entertain any very
confident opinion as to the result of the coolest. That
the constituency, is the very first election white has taken
place since the division of the Riding, should have shown
this wee a total mistake, and that they could sot only put
is a claim for the return of one liberal candidate, bet

Alfred Smee, lhq., 1.19. Cluariian of the Accidental Death
humane. Compsay.
StalMen Cave, 10% r Messrs. Prescott, Grote, Cave, and Cave).
J. "' Igwren' a. 4 ' Directors of the Accidental Death
Z. 8. Lennedydbra.
Idward Seib. Bal.. Insurance Company.
Witilara Tabor, Ma_ Chalrman•of the Grub= We Assurance
Society, and Director at tie Imperial Bask (Limiiso). .
George Lowe, Bee., C.L, LLB., Dirs.tors of the Gresham We
George Tyler, Esq.,
John-Ravi% 800. Aasurance Society.
Frederick Doillton, hews..P. Metropolitan Board BOW
,ort&
GIMP Smith KR. . George itrolth and Co Tower-
street.
J. G. Triliernacbe Sinclair, Ibp., The Mount, Upper Normood.anti
I Thurso Castle, N.B.

0111NTIMIEN,—The old Pliiimeoris disasived—a new ow le
to he constructed —and you are now caned upon to exorcise
the high and important privilem of selecting the representatives
of the pretest city in the world. We venture to place our
names en the list of competitors for yew suffrage., or rather for
a renewal or continuation of them ; for we have this advantage
over many candidates that we do not come before you as
strangers. Our exertions is your interests during a long seeks of
years are not unknown, nor have they been unrewarded. We are
old and tried reformers. thieved to behold our fellow.oitisees
ontrageonsly overtaxed, we Introduced a new eystem, and retied
the cry of " &canny and excellence in happy cosabbsatioa."
We have most earneetly opposed and condemned all exorbitant
claims upon the public parse, letting en example to others in
the extreme moderation of every Bid presented by ouradwa
Thos not a single Bill so presented has ever been oected to. or
rejected, or amended. We have never disappointed our mini.
tuenta—we have never violated our —we have never
neglected our duty. The improving state of one revenue from
the continued and increased prosperity of our commercial rela-
tions, justifies us in promising to give our beet consideration to
the poseibility of still further retrenchments of all demands upon
the •ftes of our constituents.
We are advocates for an extenalon of the suffrage, not " late-
rally" only, but in all directions. Our onistirosacy bin shows
been remarkably extensive—the larva la the Idoism—
bat we bans no objection intistows to see it fasaillflied to any
extent, and newolitot ell olasers. We ever idestify our own
isteriste with those of the richest and the poorest of our fellow.
countrymen, and are ready to wink for all alike—for both sexes
and for all sacs. We have continued to satisfy all parties with-
oat addressing (washes exclusively to any. With the expression
of thew principles, opinions, and promises, and with the most
grateful sense of past favours,
We have the honour to remain, Gentlemen,
Vow faithful and obedient Servant,,
YOBEB and SON.

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Some twisty or thirty whimsies were examisod to wee
the facto sod the park which his primers took is the riot.
The esedidatea, it may be remsaibersd, for the harem! el
ChippenhAts Irmo Yr. Lysley, is the liberal interns. aid
Sir Joh* Need sad Mr. °slangy is the coeseremive or
" blue " ioterart. The aoseermatiree won the Ando% snit
s somber of workmen from the history sad vallway worts,
examparated st the &h at of the popular cendietals, at night.
fall commenced throwing doom at the window of tine
"blues." A regular attack was made spoil the Angel Hotel,
the heed-quarters of fik Jobs Need's committee, which
lasted for a considerable time, the landlord is retaliation
throwing a number of bottles gram an upper room among
the mob, by which anima got moon hijacks. The poke*
force, sumbering semesters only, were powerless, and the
tows for some time was quite at the room of the mob, who
dowses& between forty cad Yty home" sad also Woke iste
sad emselmil valuable livelier* be assay al them, desteoyieg
Prreit jury found all Zeit.poiessms Guilty. reacionesdiag

cheater, and Norwich.
Boooins—Prancia Dumont!. ESQ.. County Chambers, Lombard-

street.
OFFICIAL AUDIToaB—C. K. Kemp, Canna, Pad, and la. 7,

act oily exclude both the eoneervattves from the side
which they =raider= indisputably theirs, is one of the
most =muter ocoarenees of the present mutest. It was
about a quarter past 6 o'clock before the final return was
made at Wakefield, and then only the Shovels issued one.
It was am iaowed from the balcony at the Royal Hotel, in
Wood-street, the head-quarters of the liberals, is the pre-
sence of several =our= people, who received the final
statement es made by Mr. W. R Beaumont, M.P., . with
toed cheering. Lord Milton sad Mr. H. T. Beaunsset
then stood forward amid applause which was perfectly
deafening.
Lord Mims mid—Gentlemen and elector, I thank you
most heartily for the support which you have to-day given
to me and to the canes in which we have all the same in-
terest. (Loud cheers.) Yon can see now what can be done,
although it may be late in the day, when you prise forward
altogether es one man, with one will and the same object.
(Renewed =sere. ) I have not mew wine to walk, bat coily
to thank you, and you will have another opportunity of
=win me on Monday. (Load cheering.)
Congratulatory speeches were also delivered by Mr. T.
Dann, of Sheffield; Mr. W. B. Beaumont, M.P.; Mr. R.
B. Mackie, Mr. W. H. Lee (mayor of Wakefield), Mr. F.
Thonapsoa, Sze.; sad riegiag cheers were given for the
Queen, for Lady Margaret Beaumont, far Mrs. Beinmont,
Mr. W. H. Leathara, M.P., and Mr. B. A. Leathern.
The ooneervative candidates and Mr. Lowther, M.P.,
and Mr. T. K. Sanderson addressed an assembly of con-
servatives from the balcony of the Strafford Arms Hotel
The polling at Rotherham concluded amid an alarming
riot. At 2 o'clock a large crowd assembled in front of the
Crowa-inn, the ooeservative bend-quarters. A cellist= took
plaesbetweeo them and the police, and in a few minutes the
mob held possession of the streetomashed all the windows of
the inn and several shops, and broke into others and gutted
them. The authorities telegraphed to Sheffield for a troop
of human, and they were sent. The streets were cleared
with great difficulty, the mob making repeated rushes upon
the troopers. The men need the flat of their sabres, but in
three or four ewes wounds were inffiated, and one mac was
wounded twice in the arm and chest. About 40 men were
captured. Later in the evening a company of the 83rd

street, Li
SOLICITOIM—Meeen. Hancock, Sharp. and Wake, 2,, Buebin
lane, London.
117011TA1T (ran Tlat.,—C. Warwick, Nl4g.
Temporary Oboes—No. 7, Great Winchesieratreet.

"WARD LINE.—BRITISH sad NORTH
ougaicAx ROYAL MAIL STRILMJIHIPS,
Fib =SO Between ismaron and Natritlit
• NJ POOL and BOSTON, de Boston thins collias
to land sod receive the and nails The fat.
• ether wale are appe to rail froth Liverpool,
et reek le neerw tbe
ASIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, July ra.
•COLI, tar Niel YORK, Saturday, July 29.
. tom semsmyan and goods for Nam= and Havannak, to
treederred- at fiew York (subject to the permission of the
road Make satbotthes) on board the RALS.S. C.O Mica.
CIIR4A, for BOSTON, Saterday, Assort 5.
lacledins_liefain fee pm:Malan bat
=7"neserae:llitsort :—To Halifax and Baotou, chief
iit'n
woad cabin, AIR To New York, chief cabin, dee;
Who. ala Might to Halifax, Bolton, sod New York, AS per
me, lad per cant. primaga—AWy tel J. R. Posed. Oid
koaemed, Loaded J. M. Carr* Platte, and 12, Place de la
IWO, PA* . 0. sad J. Boras, 110, Jagles-atm% Glasgow
trade. lecher, (iseenstown or D. =AC. Mulvey., Wake-
*sok Umepool.

PROSPZGTUB.
The want of a nubile Stem Company. and • regular line be-
tween London and th• fiat, to iamb telt, and time Ms boa
an urgent amY tor tits hematite of this Company, which Were
la every reason to believe will receive the cordial tappet and

then to :.m,.
His for said be ebedil take the reeeemenaisdion
into oonsiderstioe, and defeesed sentence until this morn*.

,peration of a large bode of the merchants laheirie.
A provisional contract has been made, by which the Directors
are enabled to secure, oa mentally [avowable thrum, new
steamers admirably adapted for this trade. Them steamers
have been only rcoently launched, and having been built spe-
cially for the Mediterranean trade, there wid be no difficulty in
commencing operations at once. The purchase-money will be
paid partly lu cash, and partly In glares of the Company. The
following are the steamers Tethered to, viz. :
TOW bunkers. Horse power (nominal).
The Kluge/ the Greeks l,BOO 300
'oust Spoomeek 2.100 SOO
Comnowsdouros 1.500 176
The Greek
Eptanisme
It is proposed to ran a line of steamers of 1,200 tone Mathes
each, and 300-hoese power (ouminall, from London to Gibraltar,
Sicily, Malta, tho Inaba blonds, and the principal porta of
Greece, Turkey, the Mack Sea, the Islands of the Archipelago,
the east of Syria, and ADP& Competent agents will be at once
appointed to the assent porta, whom it to proposed to femme.
rate by a commistoo on the freights they secure. in Use of a
fixed salary, thereby saving the Company from outlay, and sti-
mulating the activity of the agent.
All the vessel belonging to the Company will be registered in
Eogland, and will sail under the Brandi flag.
Branch steamers lot 1,116 tone burtheo, and ISO horse power
nominal. working to 600 horse power combined, will ran, In
conjunction with the large steamers, between all the principal
porta of the Mediterranean, and Malta, Greece, Turkey. Asia
Minor, the Coast of Syria, and tope: carrying the passenger,
malls, and goods of those countries, and performing duties dea-
ler to those of the Austrian Lloyd's, and the ..11Meagarla IM$.
elate," but with far greater advsatages. The exports and imports
of London with the East 115111 g considerably large? than those of
Trieste or Marseilles, this Intermediate line will serve to bring,
by transhipment, from several of the smaller towns, the goods
consigned to the meruintile firms in England.
the transhigenent of *Ethane goods for London will be made at
the Pine's, where every facility, advantage, and amosenindation
promised to the Company by the Greek Government, the Com.
parry being graciously placed `iy order of IL M. the King of the
Weeks under his special protection.
There are several emporia on the coasts of Greece, and of
Turkey in Europe, and In the Islands of the Archipelago ;pull-
Marty in Candle, Rhodes, Cyprtu, ChM, times, and Ilstliene).
as well as the coasts of Asia Minor and Syria, each of which ex.
r.socizm 150 to 1,000 thus per annum of dried fruits, dry wood,
wool, cotton, silk. valerian, grain of all Wads, and
many other articles. The merchants at these ports .now ship,
their goods, In the abeeooe of steam communkation, at enor-
mous expense'and riak. In calques, or small sailing reads, and
send them to Syn. Smyrna, Ketonic; or Constantinople, to he
transhipped and conveyed to England, the greater part being
brought to Liverpool.
The London market being the principal one in the kingdom,
the Anglo-Oreek Steam Navigation and Trading Company
(Limited) will advance on tbe aleive,mentioned punnets part of
their value, and will undertake the consignment and sale date
goody In Loudoa, at a commission, securing In this way a good
freight for the steamers of this line, and obviating any detention
or delay in the return of the vowels.
On the other hand, as the merchants In England to whom such
floods Are consigned are generally ordered by the conetenors to
buy, with the balance of the roneigned goods ri•reathing In their
hands, such articles ea coloniale, metals, or other goods of
English manufacture and export them to the aforesaid coneignon
for consnmntion In the interior of the coontry,, the greater
of the outward freight will be secured by the goods U.
the Company In thh manner, and their steamers will be as
placed on the moat advantageous terms for the outward cargo.
The impart and export trade of Great Britain with Turkey
and Greece during the het nye years has maursed an extra-
ordinary magnitude It amorists, according to the anneal
statement of the trite and navigation for ISM. to E 18.070.681.
whilst in it was only £7.778.511. The peincipal impediment
to the expansion of the trade has hitherto been found In the want
of a direct communkation between the coantelee but as the
establishment of this Company will supply the deficiency, them
can be no doubt but ttut a well.organised steam and trading
company, with ample capital, will command the greater potties
of the trade.
The average freights from the !avant to London, since 1634
to the present time. that la to say, during the last nine mare,
have been more than 60s. per ton, and the avenge freights out-
wards more than Itsxs per tan: bat taking at the lowest freight
el Ma. per too out, and 355. home, and on a cargo of 0,100 tons
weight and measurement that the abuse steamers will carry,
will give E" 500
Profit from puseagers

TES ELECTION RIOTS IN BERKSHIRE.

The distarbascos which saseeeded the polling at=
assumed a serious character. The mob rot
opposite the police station, Lad broke ow of the windows,
with the istention se doubt of ememetratieg the attention
of the police thaw, while depredatkee were committed in
ether parts of the borough. Seperieteedeet Purchase Mt
out a body of his men, and drove the crowd in the direction
of the market place rallied where they rallied al round the
.polliag
booths, shouting ' Let's pull down the —booths, and
make weaves* of the timber." The police were sacemsful
in frustrating their object, bat not until them had bees a
struggle between the 01509111 end the ringleaders, who isdis-
criminately threw large staves mid deem. A large
of the crowd hurried to Friar-atreet and halted la R=o';
the shop of Mr. Lyons, foreign fruit merchant, who hunt
week illuminated his house in honour of the nem to per-
Lamest of Sir Francis Goldsmid, a member of the same per-
insaiou as himself. There arc a great number of deep-
tions over the front of Mr. Lyons' house, add kt
these huge stones were seen hurled. The thick plate glee
windows, several valuable show frames, a large ornamental
lamp, sod some crystal globes were smashed. sod stones
were throws at the pollee, who were also beaten erßh
truncheons end kicked. Nearly all the *Mem weal hart,
but Impeder Hernamen, and coestehke Forbes, Rump,
and Bhaekel especially became the victims of the eowardly
mob, as they received several wounds cm their heads.
Several raptures were with difficulty made, and it was sot
satil pest midnight that the rough characters were dis-
persed. Yesterday, five area were brought before the teen
justices on charges of throwing skews and mesulting the
pollee, and were all convicted, the penalties billiard vary-
ing from welt to fourteen days' imprisonment After thew
Promotion some roughs, wearies ooeservative colours,
threatened further violence at Mr. Lyons' premises, bat
were checked by the police, The windows of a brothel
were also broken.

The committees of K 1106118 and ROT/ a daily from Soren
a.m. to Moe pm. (Saturdays excepted) at the Cireat Clothing
Marts, at the Corner of Minorite and Aldtate : at the Corse? of
Hartetreet sad New Odord•stmt and at the Corner of Totten-
hamnewrhiced sad Inoton-road, where all classes, without die-
Unction, will meet with a cordial reception, and may command a
prompt and cheerful attention to their wishes.

r.—Direot Rotate to Hanover Brune-
sod MOW lenssoy.—Tho North Gorsi
Brune-
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lot dos mew eamrsair ADLNR, oettate N. BIINDIPSIN,
la II alleillad b Etoesslyeloors on TRUBSDAY, the WM
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NE, Whoa Ise sio•INDOWS. at 12 soon.—Toros to
ol . Mors WINK AS sod, LI als.--4,41t
'owl Moe, tossoistoess, W. • or to Pattinqa. oaavak
mounts sal Co.. D61111t411 ihotus,Bt. Donstaiiollll,

NINETEENTH REPORT of the BANK of
LONDON.
Bead Baaking-house, Thresdnaidieetreet
Cliarteg-cross Branl/Cro ch. No. 450, West Strand.
DI itt.
Wr JOHN VILLIERS SHELLEY, Bart., Chairman.
JOHN ORIFFITH FRITH, Esq. (Frith, Sands, and Co.). V Ice-
CbiLM 08.
alldel Joseph Hyde Allen, Esq., RE. Woburn-place, Rummell-
"SOL
lithinadAnderdon, Esq., Woodleigh, Littleton, Chertsey.
Hoary Ate. Lip., L'pper Park-road, HaverstockbilL
TIMM Men, Fog. Alderman of London, Abchurch-lane.
Woes' William Limey, B.E.LC.S., The Omen, Great Ealing.
Times Gooch, BN. (Gooch and Commas, London-wail -.
Thome Lace, 1104., Itingetreet, 81.. James's, and Halmsbnry,
HIM
Hwy Harris. 154., late of the Madras Civil Service, 25, Mark-
hoe, City.
Sahara Porter, Em., 50, Old Bawd-street.
Allred Wilson. Esq., Firgrove., We bridge.. Barmy.
MAPAOIIB. —Matthew Marshall, Jan.. Esq.
Attie BINErUNTH CIetNERAL KEETISO of the Share-
holders. held at the London Mown, Blahopegatc-stmet, on
FRIDAY, Deng July. 1865;
ikr JOHN MILLI ENS SHELLEY, Bart., in the chair.
Alter authentication of the Register of Shareholders, by
.salt the common seal of the Company, the following report
irm read by the secretary :
The statement of accounts, which the Directors now submit,
en* that the balance of profit at the termination of the mat
=mats to A 68,54/ lls. 4d.
this reaut, altar providing for current espouses, bad and
MOM debts, and rebate of interest on bills discounted not,
get dos, enattlea the Directors to declare &dividend at the MOW
Mt at CO per omit per annumend a bonus of Al 101...1era8m:
niocanne together to )0 per Mt, per aIIIIIIM, both bee art,
car tar. The balance, vis„ 1.2,334 5a M., is t
Be mane fund, which, by such addition, I:23=L
114354 04.
The Directors retiring upon the present occasion are—John
Monad Anderdon. Esq., Henry Aste. Em.„ and Thomas Dada,
,•
who being duty qualified, offer themselves for re-election.
BANE OF LONDON.
calamine AND anus, June 10, DIM.
IM 1e..,
T. Wend paid up E397,500 11%.
Aarena received on balance of new
shame
£400,000 8 II
ted.s7o

Iteghsent mired from Sheffield:
At Wath, sear Rotherham, there was a riot, and the
police were overpowered. Eighty men were obtained from
Leeds, and order wee restored.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

NORFOLK (EAST).
The declaration of the poll took place on Thura.
day afternoon ; the High Sheriff (Mr. H. W. Trafford) pre-
siding. • The High Sheriff stated that the number of votes
polled had been as follows : For Mr. Howes, 3,100; for Yea.
Reed, 2,935 ; for Sir T. Beauchamp, 2,150 ; and for Colonel
Coke, 1,994. He accordingly declared the coomervative
cendidatea, Me. Howse sad Kr. Reed, drily sleeted. Mr.
Howes, ia net:using thanks, said be thought Colonel Coke
bad scarcely had jostles done to him ; elthough he differed
upon one point from • vast majority of his late constituents,
it would be impossible to fled a moo hontienible member
than Colonel Coke. —Mr Read said he trusted that he world
never forget that he wee a tenant farmer ; he regarded hie
sleetion as • triumph of independence end he
thanked the independent voters of ell clines. He
also rather naively sasked,‘ ' What, in the name of good-
ness, should he, a tenant fanner, do amongst 600 or 700
mamma V' His liberal friend' fancied that he was the I
representative of only one idea—the repeal of the malt tax ;
but he fancied that there were other metiers besides the
repeal of the malt tax upon which it might not be out of
place for a Waal farmer to express his opinions. He
agreed with Mr. Howse as to the undeserved unpopularity
or Colonel Coke, whose sills had been rather those of emus-
lies than of ecannimion. A great deal of the un-
popularity of Colonel Coke was also to be attributed to the
unfortunate letter which the Lord Lieutenant thought
right to publish to his tenantry • few weeks since. A vote
of thank§ to the High Sheriff rimed the preesedings of the
election.

CHATHAM, FLY 21.

The chartered troopship Malabar,which bar
been take* up by the Hoa. Council of bull for the apn-
manse of reieforcomesta to Berracheo, will entbeik'hee
tawdry and iefsistry toope from Clovers .to-
morrow morning. She takes out detachments ofo
sad men beloorpec to the 7th Queen'. Owe lasweere, th
Royal Fusiliers, 19th, 38th, 94th, 66th, 38th, Nod, gird
(Highlanders). rod the Bid. griped. Regimes* to the
number of 300 nors-corancieriosed of/loen and men, end 54
women and children. The Tyburera,, for Bombay. will ales
embark 14 racers, and 342 eee-eondersalosed 'oaten end
lain of the Set Dnepr* Gouda, dth Dragoons, 4th Yleg's
Owe, 102nd (Royal Nedra. Furthers), 103rd (Royal Bombay
Fusiliers), 45th, lit Royals, 10th sod 16th (the Queen's)
Lancets Eggheads, the whole wader the medial charge of
Assistant-Surgeon Sinclair.

The examination of officers, candidates for ad-
mission to the star College, before the Vies-Preeldent
(Idejor-Getteral liamiltoe) and themembera of the °oohed
of Military Ed's:patios, esoutuutaid on Thursday last, at the
Royal Hospital, Chedees. The examination will termi-
nate on Friday next the 28th inst. The next examination
of caedidatee foe direct commissions by the amuse se
Military Um:sties will commeace on Moeda, the 31st
inst., at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea ; as usual, the first
day will be devoted to medical examination.

Ts one hod
ANW premiums on balance on new
ism
- $OO,OOO 0 0

To sweat due by the Bank an current, deposit,
sad esker anecdote
To putt and Was accotuat after payment of
Mau 1•s. 61. to edetomers for interest on
tear Salmon 06.647 11 4

THE NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

£4,2r.,712 2 7

Per Leesmeted messes

Ca. . .
*leve.unenti, viz.:
gsreesment sermities, hulls Bonds, clic... £277.018 11
Dlnoin freehold preouses u Thread-
beedisatreet, kt at a rental yield-
um 4, par ceut. . 8.40,000
*freehold premises in the occupation
of the Bank 56,000
- 75,000 0 0
11601adhoowMMed. loans. ac.
kerila Mad, sad at all

SOUTH WARWICKSHIRE.
The polling took place yesterday. At 11 o'clock
Mr. Wise (conservative) had obtained a majority over Lord
Duman (liberal) of 18 on the voting throughout the divisions.
At Warwick Lord Duncan had obtained a majority over Sir
Clunks Mordanat. A t atratford and Rieriton the comer- I
votivea obtained a decided majority, but at Henley•in-Ardise
and Lon; Compton the liberal candidata kept a little in ad-
vance till midelay, when his opponents obtained the lead.
At 2 o'clock it woe obvious that the chances were hopeless,
the numbers being, awarding to the liberal return :—Wise,
1,311 ; Yordaunt, 1,341 ; Macon, 1,175. The conservative
mean for the 1111310 hour was :—Wise, 1,443 ; Mordaunt,
1,403 ; Daman, 1,203. As soon as the ve figures were
posted a good dud of fighting took pleas.abo The twice had a
number of colliers, from the neighbourhood of Coventry,
parading the town, wearing orange favours. The county
pehae bad beau sent for when our parcel WU despatched.

Leaves net profit of tA,206
Taking at least three voyages per year, each steamer will pro.
duce, on she above estimate, a net omen on freight alme of
which. on the cost of one of the above large steamers,
amounting to oay) £16,00D, le more than per cent. it is there:
fomenter that if the stamen of the above Company perform as
they can easily do) four voyages per tear Instead of three, the
prone" will be considerably larger than the above estimate
and this is Independent of the profits that the Company will
reap from Um commission business.
In the eve, t of no allotment of shares being made, the deposit
will be retained la MI !Mould a less number of shares be al-
lotted than ere applied tor, the deposit will be made available
towards the payment due on allotment, and the balance, U any,
returned to the applicant.
Prospectneas and forme of applleations for shares may be made
to the solicitors, the bankers, brokers. end to the manager, at
the aloes of the Company, No. 7, Greet Winchestar.street,
Loads&

WIMBLEDON, Fermat Erearnel.
The novel contest for Ceptem Horatio Ross's prize of
2W.. and five prime of 51. given by the Aswedatioa, was
brought to a shwe to-day, sad they were divided between. Mr.
Peterkis sad the Earl of Aberdeen'. The first prise of 231.
was taken by Mr. Pstarkin. of the Cambridge University.
who &bp took two of the 51. prizes, the rest beieg taken,by
the Eatl of Weirdoes.
One al the lad prises to be shot for during the meeting
is that given by Henry. Peek, Esq., of Wimbledon, of
521. 10.., met:Ma to embers at &algid rifle prizes during
the meeting, fire shots each. at 500 sad news at , 600
yards. and It was woo by Colounfiergeaot Marriott, 4th
West York, by 3d points.
There was also a number of consolation, officers', and
other prism, bat the competition for them called for no
particaler adios.
At the eniclusioa of the duty of peeparing the 111007411 by
the Royal Engineers from she &hoot of Musketry, seder
the saportutendetice of Colonel Bowes, it is but justice to
seirsowledp the woman, with which they haw bean pre.
peed during the present meeting, considering the Tory ex-
tended number of competitors.
This weals( there will be a display of fireworks ors the
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To-morrow the whole berme', of the meeting will conclude
with the review of the volunteers by his Royal Highness
the Doke of Cambridge, the arra:won/to for which have
has. already published.

Twg ELICTION DISTIMBANCIS AT LEAVINOTOY.
MUT the Amami* of oar parcel ou Thursday Diehl, the
exeitetheint still motioned, amt sixty special constables were
sworn in to aid in preserving the peace. An effigy of Sir
Charlie Mordenet, steeped in tar and turpentine, wee
carried up the Parade ate late hour, folioed by a eon •
amuse of several thoemed perms& hurrahiog, and giving
uttersec• to party crier ie favour of the
dam Lord Dumas, as well as expressive of contempt
for the tortes. Os searing Victoria Bridge, the fore-
most rank was charged by Mr. Superiiitendeet Loud
and his force. The effigy was writhed from its hearers,
sad by whig their truncheons the polies fon+ was ens-
bled to carry it off to the Towe•hall, where it remained
yesterday, minus the mask with which it had bees adorned,
and which was supposed to have bone a strikieg rreemblsece
te the hew. hthewet'sJestores. The multithdis, baulked of
out their intimation of burning the eDgy is frost of
the Begeet, threw steam at the windows of the hotel, and
about a doses pone, were broke.. The special constables,
who bad bees orecesled Weide, sallied oat and made one
captem—that of a boy. The mob also visited the Ansel
Hotel, which wee placarded with bills for " idordanne and
Wis." Here they broke more windows, sad afterwards
committed a shelter outrage at the hoses of Mr. Will:am
Ballard. at Lilliegten. Yesterday there wire more ditto-b-
-ase... sad the county polies were Dent for in cotsidefsble
mothers. Similar diebabseees Gemmed at Atheritone in
coessqueees of Mr. Mentz'. defeat, and also at Warwick.
DIATII UNDER OITLOROTOEIL—On Wedneiday
evesiag. Mr. Herford. the airy coroner, held au *nest oa
the body of Mr. Balfour, the wife et Mr. G. Z. Haire:tr.
of Ashton Hey... The Ameased wee twettirtight yeses of
age. The premier day she went to Mr. Dampest a dentist.
ia Oriord•streee, to beim soma teeth extracted. Ohlorellorm
was administered for this purpose by Dr. Whitehead, so es
to produce partial taseeibillty, se muck Wei gives ivs was
thoegba safe. During the operatic.. the &mood sereemed
and straggled se if in goat pain, but baring partially re-
covered emaidoeseses site maid she had not felt so gush
min se she weedd ham dose but for the chloroform. - On
the operator reseuning his attempt to extract • Meth which
bad Woken is the GM mats..., 6. attempt was followed
by laileatioas of pain is before. Turning for an isetext to
get mother inetrumees,, he perceived great teleere sad
'Paws wwwwwirtuesises, from elvish. though entstest effects
were seed far skeet half se has, tfi• lady never recovered.
After the first atiempt the deceased begged the dikter I.
i MINION tie mikisthe alder fain, which. however,
Dr. WMteased refused to do. At the impost, Dr. White-
head gave it es W. apialoa that death was cowed by Ww-
age, hem whisk is the lady's mehaustel Mete, theebuld
eat mover. The Nay. are Wormed, were quite meths-
, lid so blame atived Ili*lgt to the deatistor se Dr.
Whileiesed• sod Marisa f %/Mot in 111011011611110 with' Dr.
11/bilmessto gill -rilif awsiowier Sanciiisr.

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