The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-04 00:00:00

BELGIUM.

At Ostend, on Sunday, the first stone of a new
dock was laid by the King of the Belgians with
considerable pomp, the Duke de Brabant, and the
Count de Flandre being present at the ceremony.
As is usual on each occasions, a box in lead, contain-
ing specimens of all the coins of the kingdom, and
minutes of the ceremony, was fastened by the King
in a cavity of the foundation stone, and a copper
plate bearing a suitable inscription was also fixed in
the stone. In the evening a grand dinner was given
to the King and the princes, and at the dessert hie
Majesty proposed the following toast:
To the continued prosperity of the town of Ostend I I
have the great and sinews satisfaction of stating hots that
within twenty-eight years Ostend has seen the number of
its inhabitants doubled, and its commercial wealth accessed
In a like proportion. May that programs still continue. Be
aimed of the interest I take in a prosperity to which I have
had the happiness of contributing.

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This short address was received with the greatest
enthusiasm. In the coarse of the evening hie Ma-
jesty and their royal highnesses attended a ball given
by the town.

TURKEY.

Advices received from Constantinople state that
the Sultan, in his journey through the provinces,
will proceed es far as Chia.

RUSSIA.

Letters received announce that the Czar is about
to undertake a journey to Odessa, where, according
to the Preue d'Orient, his Majesty will be joined by
Prince Cour".

SPAIN.

There is no political news worth extracting in the
Madrid journals of the 30th ult. The Duke de
Bovine had arrived from Naples, with the Infante
Don Sebastian, as special ambassador to announce
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the secession of the new King. The government
calls on architects of all countries to send in designs
fora large lunatic asylum.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

MON OCR OWN

PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING.

The Moniteur contains the official announce-
ment of the dissolution of the army of ob-
servation on the eastern frontier. The de-
cree, which is dated July 27, was a matter of
course after the pacific note in the Ilioniteur.
There is, however, in the wording of the paragraph
of to-day an ambiguity—not to say a contradiction
—which was much discussed at the Bourse. The
army of observation, we are told, is dissolved ; but
the divisions (infantry and cavalry) in the Chalon].
and Helfant camps are to remain "constituted," and
no change is to be made " for the present " in the
other active divisions which belonged to the
army of observation. In what, then, does the dis-
solution consist? The only patent evidence of it
seems to be that the Duke of Malakoff is living at
the Chancery of the Legion of Honour instead of at
Nancy, and that a few staff officers are not for the
moment drawing extra pay.
The Patric says that orders have been sent to all
the ports relative to the disarmament. At Brest,
for example, all the vessels belonging to Admiral
Fourichon's division, which have just been armed,
will be laid up. Four frigates and the flotilla boats
of Admiral Bonet Wiliaumez' division are to be laid
op at Toulon.
I am enabled to state that simultaneously with
the furloughs granted to a considerable number of
sailors, in pursuance of the resolution to put the
navy es well as the army on a peace footing, a very
important change was made in the standing regula-
tions touching leave of absence. Hitherto men
en eonge were bound to rejoin their ships at any
time at thirty days notice ; bat a decree is drawn
up, and will doubtless shortly be published, re-
ducing this period to five days only.
The Duke of Magenta (Marshal Mac Mahon) and
Marshal Niel have arrived in Paris. Marshals
Baragnay d'Hilliers and Canrebert are expected to-
morrow. The announcement that the latter mar-
shal is coming to Paris is quite a surprise. It was
thought that he was left in command of the army of
observation, or of occupation, or of order, or what-
ever else may be its proper designation, which re-
mains in Italy. It is now stated, however, that
the Emperor has confided this command to Marshal
Valliant. The four marshals above named will
make their entry into Paris on the 14th at the head
of their respective troops.
The Bourse opened with very great firmners, but
when the Rents approached the quotation of 70fr.
orders f',r sales poured in from all sides and the
closing price for account was 69fr. 45c., being a
fall of sc. from yesterday and 35c. lower than the
highest quotation of this day. Mobilier fell fife.
25c., closing at 833 fr. 75c., after having been
quoted at 8451 r. All the railways left off about
2fr. 60c. lower.

The Empress's sister, the Dashes. of Alba, who
was on her way from Madrid to Paris, has been
compelled to stay at Vittoria in consequence of a
sudden illness of one of her children. Dr. Earthen,
the Empress's physician, has gone to Vittoria.
The widow of General Eepiname has, pursuant
to the wishes of her deceased husband, enrolled her

osly son as an enfant de trove in the lit regiment
of Zees''s.

Several letters from Turin speak of the probability
of the Sing of Sardinia being at Milan on August
16, for the celebration in that city of the NW
Napoleon but I observe in the Ifedipeadeate of the
let that Victor Emmanuel has determined not to go
to Milan until all the questions pending are solved,
and the peace becomes an accomplished fact.
The Pays contains some observations on the in-
teresting subject of the maga operandi by 'which
the French army is to be put upon a peace instead
of a war footing. It says :
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To understand the tnaneition of liao Preach army from a
Tv to a pesos footing, two atop mot be etweitieted—
mirer and the effective form The amber a/ dawn erl

am-connissioned officers is fixed by ordi and demise;
they are axed in number, end are, so to speak, the weal
regbnents, battalions, squadrons, batteries, sad ecemanke,
whilst the effective placed Oder thee is variable. In the la.
fanny, both in war and pram, the member of officers and non-
counnitaionad oaken is the seem; in the cavalry and the
auxiliary and medal corps, the necemides of a campaign
slightly modify it. But it may be said that spirt from the
wants of war, ebbe lead to the creation of provisional corps,
the number of officers and non-commialoned officers is
uniform. The effective, on the contrary, can be eerily re-
duced end sadly attended. The soldiers composing it,
bound to serve by the law on recruiting, may, in fact,
from one day to another, he called out to aervs, or,
when serving, be sent home. The present meteor of re-
cruiting can furnish every year the maximum number of
140,000 men, but only 100,000 are ordinarily placed at
the dispoeal of the government. As the volunteers
who have not what is called satisfied the law on recruiting
ere deducted from the contingent of their rises, and, ea the
young soldiers wbo pay exemption money must be replaced
by those who have satisfied the law, we out aside the number
of men serving voluntarily, and we an down 700,000 as the
total number of soldiers liable to be serving at the same
tame, under the law of reuniting. But In reality the ordi-
nary effective la oteroely half that nunbar. The other hall con-
sists, Ist, of young soldiers tasteibed the lest on the list of

the'-contingent, and not case out; Sadly, soldiers allowed to
remain at home to support Omar &aikido; llidly, soldiers in-
corporated but sent hoes with reaturable furloughs; and
44hly, soldiers Moorporshod bet sent home by anticipation
with provisional die:hones. All these mos are et the die-
pool of the goomusent, sad we saw, three months ego.
with what marvellous promptitude sod what admirable zeal
they responded to the Emperor's call.

It is thus evident that the army will be reduced
to a peace footing by anticipated discharges of I
provisional character, and by renewable furloughs.
The French government has alreedy announced that
its purchase of horses has been suspended ; and
those animals which are declared unfit for service
will be sold, at the same time that the surplus war.
material will be laid up in the arsenals and depots.
The immediate results of the change are thus enu-
merated :

♦s several hundred thonnnd men will be restored to the
piquet or the workshop, the country will be enriched by
their labour. The economy effected will be in pay, which is
leas at home than in a campaign; in the portheee of pro-
visions; in the storing of areenels; in clothing; in camp-
ing material, horses, bagpie-train, &c. The sums them
saved will be in the aggregate enormous, each item reps-
sentiog several millions of francs. _ _

The Union Bourguignotane gives the following
details of the late railway accident on the Lyons
railway :

♦ Umiak with soldiers left Dijon at half-put 12 at Melt,
and stopped at the Daroey station about 3 o'clock to tae to
water. And the train which left Dike thtee•quartere of en
hoer later followed the same direction. The engine-defeer
of the second, an coming towards the station in question,
not seeing say signal to intimate that he was to stop,
thought that the train in advance had left, and continued
his course. It was only when at a email distance from the
elation that he perceived that it was still there, and he was
unable to stop his train In time. The consequence was that
be ran into It, and the lost three carriages were broken to
pieces. An ellen sad a cantiniere were killed ; four ofticere
end two soldiers very earlottaly Injured; and twenty-du
others were more or lees bruised. The whole of the persons
injured belonged to the 49,h regiment of the line.

AUSTRALIA.

I AND immix TILIOLPL)

MELBOURNE, Jcwa 18.

The Northam arrived at Kangaroo bland on Sun.
day, the 6th, and at Melbourne on the 7th of Jane.
The Columbian, having broken down, did not
leave Adelaide till the let of June.

The Benerea sails this morning. The gold ships
which have sailed since the last mail are—on the
19th, the Avon, with 46,888 ounces; on the 28th, the
Southampton, with 29,654 ounces; on the 27th, the
Prince of the Seas, with 26,321 ounces; on June 8,
the Eagle, with 31,635 ounces ; on the 10th, the
Beechworth, with 19,998 ounces.
Exchange at 11-2 premium. Insurance, 11-2
premium ; Bank discount, 7 per cent. ; money as
mortgage, 10 per cent. Securities were tending to
advance. Bank of Victoria, 381.; Colonial Bank,
81. be.

The Chinese are organising a passive resistance to
the 41. residence tax.

The Bank of Victoria is about to establish a
branch in London, and sends the manager home for
the purpose. The railway traffic oa government lines
on an average of mix weeks, gives passengers 12,243
per week, or 1,3251. per week.

ALEXANDRIA, Jt LY 28.
Admiral Mundy's squadron has anchored outside
the harbour.

UNITED STATES.

TZLEGNAPIij

(now ova owx

LIVERPOOL, Tull/MAT.

The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Cam•
pany's steamer Vigo arrived at Queenstown at 1
this morning, having 663,731 dole.
She left on the 23rd of July, in company with the
Arago and Weser.
Her news is the same as that telegraphed via
Quebec.

SOUTHAMPTON, THURSDAT.
The Arsgo, with American mails and three.
quarters of a million of dollars, has arrived in
Cowes Roads.

The Weser, with mail for New York from Eng.
land and Germany, and 63,000 dollars, has passed
Hurst Castle. Advice' anticipated.

LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY.

The Cunard screw steamship Etna, Capt. Millar
which sailed from New York at midnight on the
22nd ult., arrived here at au early hour this morn-
ing, making the passage in 10 days and 19 hours
mean time. She brought 214,689 dollars in specie.
Her advice' have in the main been anticipated by
the Hungarian, from Quebec.
The news of the armistice caused an average rise
of 1 per cent. on the New York Stock Exchange,
but a portion of this wu subsequently lost. The
latest quotations for stocks on the 22nd ultimo were
as follows:—Illinois Central shares, 841; ditto
bonds 831; ditto Freeland bonds, 94; New York
Central shares, 761; ditto Six per Cent. bonds, 90;
Erie share", 61; ditto god mortgage bonds, 711;
ditto 3rd mortgage, 68; Reading shuns, 451; Pe
name. shares, 116; United States Fives of '74, 1011.

A telegram seat from Ems on the evening of the
2nd instant snitounoes that the Prince Regent of Prude
had justarrived there with a tomatoes suite.

The Vienna Ga:ette announces that the Grand
Doke of Teensy left Prague on the 29th alt. for Dresden.

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TIER EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, 1859.
SOUTH AMERICA. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ter "abegleg the leakleg-konee la Lemberdmatat. The angina la • putty honest, trimmed with oorisonlenrell r SHARE L182E4- 1 HIS Da t.
-,-- woe he =dike tame ImeheiL Themknieshel eibbn end • sup, pea hair roping heft be ein.
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C=mieeeriliAbspardeass ef the Weans Beaks/ Lei- Prim the .suers eleareat X apparel diet the de-
TWO O'CLOCK.
111017211AMPTOM, TlicitenAv lion_ritio. don sad the egemiegeta Ineaskasisatesserem. The tees ilesdent Ward to her ha • wley meg nmenser,
_awl dim as The .
ROUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) railway share market to-day is firm.
The Ana has arrived with tee South American of the former hod hum Mhos/ oyes Ira a Mosas7 erring lest as ilt hr. •• ib• lof•P a the Thu
Ihnemena leek the chair et IS clank• terms, sod he was se au test shom the bane* dd aces, *is a square at gleam sod skew a Lege jug et her. oLa princiPal &shire is a rise of 1 Pee
maik. Her dates are-Baer Ayres, June 27 ;
PRIVATE 3111111,1116. eassomenhediefeserathek troorestewitithebak.AMendest Her modest ese co Aims end men that ans hoped the cent, In Looclshire and Yorkshire stook, upon I
Rio, July 10 ; Bahia, 14, Pagessamee, 16; St. Via-
met. 24 ; Labele. 31- She kae ire& 73 premien, gmeTn,Lnnuedmoemlinhnuttted-Tbepeemembantrieederalee.m_read 1e...11164 tlillrearidele""""aleat 1•11"80tre rutolerdreloientb".""ddleaderi: "as: ma4lll6llsz‘. Beeker-ts "lit .moosebarilearhaharalimalkWhy Zios the announcement of a dividend at the ,
ellov bee t° rate of 41 per cent. Several '
and gold to the value of 31,7 W., and distends. bar tad unmet% (isle ef plot) 'laths., .Ri -95-. ea Wigton Bank, asenely, Mr. Hiss, sad be lad se doeot weer wash • been se that? per annum.
other descriptions are quoted 1 per cent. better, :
Weer, and jewellery, worth about 2,0001. It in chltreh, sod Swereenik 9.ailway ;if etroprlitheedri Ln,Callettetway. eteriewerbd cimmdrmea thew°Bl/.aed Pm," . "rcZatin""l"."4, 8mk.1.71.". efteeTijn.Mo6"--11 chna"
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thee they "led yesterday. London and North '
reported that Brasil has bemuse an ally c f the Ar- geweelecrival_e/
gent* Confederation. Severe Provincial dealers sw,LIT ELECTION PETITION, result of the lialf-year's burner was sa lama. of 11,500 L he Ms. listkar-It maser little credit upon you. Yon should Western stock is quoted 931 to 941; Great Western,
The imam, id um, ere mitt mere „mom, at the table. the rot% as compered with the previous balf-year. Rime tabs it all, sad bum it. 681 to 69} • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 to c
were at Monte Video, buying to • counderable extent SUPPLY. the het misting the directors had been a kw in The kketbar-I dare eat do so, *. 6. Midland, 1031 to 1041 ; South Eastern, 791 to I ; r
in board, which indicates oteddence in the speedy Tba House having pee into committee of supply the helmet heopnpy th.tomiygnmebiectt meteneethede TttheeP= Bank
emetes; 'herb" todorigre. raelleehmia the(M,4,1•1711. a•ru "the-ey-v-..t"-Why de.mmTemeeeser iftledonian, 821 to 831 ; Berwick, 911 to 921;
extinction of the differential duties. following vat were zoned to yto •
The measure brought forward by the Brazilian my!, far
theMein Caolderiaft......,_. „......._olWhe. bad ruometed to the fuller edged, .nd fte dispel* vile woman r Take it of, take it off instantly. Great Northern, 100 to 101, being better ; and York
minister of finance, compelling the banks to
piipzthe rights of the bank had beim to pee the Kea*, the gaoler, *pod f rood to defandaat, who, and North Mildland, 731 to 741. 1
j17.0284./eiraidipasamadvaP""%a•aa tddied"'"s"ismk/Nadara....___,„....* ee coats. One of the parties, Kr. Aird, a
relative wittier eye. bonnet.with Nark broke sway the Wings and Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady; 1
their Dotes in gold in the space of three yeas, "ea"''''"" - of the late John Sadler, had lodged • olds handed him th Nis then cried anal,.
Wiener Castle.
the original issue is quoted 2 11-16 to 2 13-16 prem., •
the first reading in the chamber of deputies by a oe ini ooto of 60,000/. for rho Inds it itraindaikr. to the prose& of one of the agars ; bat they ware In reply to the stagi.trate,
,2 6-16 to 2 7.16 prem. The Indian shares :
majority of eleven votes. It is difficult to mg what Wage, eddied by ward that the cid= could not be sustained. The mother sad am receiving man shillings • week "tithe .
will be its fate in the senate-house, but every well- Srt H. WILLOUGHBY called attentios to this rots Titre were other estates in Ireland yet to Ito sold, and the from the employer of my lete haread, in considi ration cd aOM fairly supported at yesterday's improvement.
wisher to the country, says our correspondent, will The cost of theepproach on this aide m far es it was known hooka hoped to drones of them in November next. One laic foal accident on the premises after • set vitude of twenty- OILDINAII SHAM ADO ROMS.
certainly pray for ita adoption. The measure had would be 481,0001. He did not lair bow math the tsp. es 000 ~,eee„,'
wird more and he had done. The beak lad no km than four pare. My daughter (the deleadant) was admitted to ' errs war Balm Inds,
and that fiat stone was • wined proof the Catholic Convent School, Berniankee at Sr. years of in' I ira 1 liaavalL I "I•eim-*- al aw
peach on the cam side woad oast Than* a the bridge ;it,. advantage of the institution to the hems couatios. age, hut her conduct latterly had ben so irregular that they pa le an
would do nothing for hue. g 11tb...."inclieleis 71$ es 111
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eba,,trtaapubiskusblic. ddmdd AsthelksyouisteteMof
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seconded the motion. The mother here banded up ale/her to the magistrate hoes ga geosolag
ir -.....: nf ?I, "'
In reply to q a reverend gentleman. Afar perming it, ell
gentine Confederation. The government has been Yaer_e• ...}1„.......• eethed„i„le,„h,woete..e., freetette', right hee%tealleleal, The Cnathiganatesk=the of the branches wen Mr. Seeker said-It is not in my power to send bar le • re- r Billi2'nn ---
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mansion invested with extraordinary powers, and all the re- "Err•"'F--".ITZROY....ee-id'-he hadwo-oncy'olm7yeessely. into eel es"red "
invest of the state have been placed ht its absolute 0u... sad wee am third." responsible for the Is in tiny ether occupation thee (rotatory, but there is an institution in Arnold's-err an "-"
.. .sold interfere "ere . the dales alf the bank. Hs (wherever that may be), where, I think, spas -"':"... ti -al disposal Gonna Maitre is to command the troops hitherto learnt As tar as he could worlds the Muse destine to state palikly what were the profit. of any yon may obtain admission for lee I shall order Zair"ehm- Po Dal am.Ctriga-6.-ilar.- ......
against Santa Fe. Marquees is also very active. A breach; but the informdios could lie had at the dant to find eurensi to be at good behaviour he the=ft in ns.d.. 6 is 8 •
memMr••=h• heal' gilatislual w°°ll be lufithial i° °Ma. oPitrllioectis. The vanities warm
thld at their cost price, not at three motthe, and In the menatims you must exert youndf ea LOW •
vanguard of 2,000 troops have been sent to him plate* Half the bridge would be opened is No-
their market talus ea the N Juno. la gelreaudaedbrat'a behalf. ''''''''.-:"., re If
W Rosario. The ports of the confederation ha vsnbsr. end be bad the .oleos "lam". of ih° minim The port •aedstemsellanimanationeualyarm
•• that the vete et tide yew tread be allicieent to complete the re - **dad' t was then removed. end her Ear bawd mos hews tame. Olieri 40 g
been shut against the produce of Buenos Arm wale afterweeds takes to her la the cell. Ira Om le - 11 •
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The Buenos Ayres government have hit their ports Mr. BLACKBURN onggested that after the bridge war WANDSWORTH. 2 111
-=--7..: ni it
open. It is believed that no serious collision will Imal- It Weald be mahlthilled by the =logo of Some/ sad LAW INTELLIGENCE. lIMITIVerION or PLATS OWN wm/DoWe.
Twit easi-harat looking *mee who pave the amass of
take place until September. Mlidiessz. Ai let
Mr. ALCOCK end those amass would maintain the (THIS DAY.) Mary Jaws and earn Mirth, and beft at wow repremsted I Nenk 111 ri
The weather at Buenos Ayer has been no
very -- bridge, bet parliament tor the bridge end the property that -a-- that they bad neither home nor oeswpatias, ware placed le st. eons T2L...- * tio too iis 101
favourable for the staple industries of the country. weal* to it out se their heath. the cloak before Mr. Daymaa, charged id* wan Magi tr se ill The pasterns has been scarce, and live stock have Mr. HADFIELD protested tipsiest the country being EQUITY COURT. breaking two valuable pairs of plate glass In a abop window. nee litaffZ) tie: tO
suffered. The rooney-market daring the month lazed for the asseropolos. (Bakes the Leeds Aisne' of Appal.) Mr. George West, a baker, of High-street, Wandsworth, tIN robiewleidwa- ea 414 tti hill 14
Ins been steady, doubloon ranging from MW Mr. AYRTONseId that if that hones mead to interfere with EXPASTE PicinD AND LABAT, Ix XS FOX AND BENDS. stated teat on Wednesday last he was sitting in his parlonr .'" 6-
1111 mid OM& .... SG lie
to ;168. About 80,000 have been passed by this rho metropolis the metropolis would not EA foray easestance 80N, RANK num.-Vt. WA PoLsow tooth. having his supper, when he era suddenly alarmed by bear . il 13 on
bons the conatry. They wen emsaatly laterieriag in the Their lordthipe this nionsiagdelivered theiropinions upon the lad two loud crabs., one after the other. He immediately 111 ereeii;tir:::: 11 11 Seem
steamer, the prevailing rate Wag 66e. Id. Only metopolis, sad the consenemose wee that they anew and dortions throlved in this owe. The object of the applies- left the parlour and perceived that two penes of glass had 1« ~.......*.e4 Tonnere. et oat Xi
about 22,000 head of cattle had been killed miernersaged everything. bon use to rot aside an arrangement alleged to lave been been broken in the window. On looking outside he saw the ei g r ,„-e.z. 1:::
during the month. The want of servants, and the The vote was than agreed toy as we the following: made in court with the consent of the marl and eoliciter pritionsra Ha at ono" went up to them and charged them ...1 soh We Income Oro •- ..• mineable state of the horses, have greatly checked 40,0001. fir the Imam appease et Westuainster-beidp. of the petitioners, whereby the latter, as the provisional with oretking tee window. They replied that they knits' '"' L66618b666 °le -4,; Al .4 a
the formation et/ troops. For the next two or three (lAlt alides.) admiral/frown, sod reprossitteuees of the Napoleon ell about it; they had each bane a e. He after- i" ItlisaVai Soften Int M 1 91
months little will be doss at the Caledonia. Docks Company, were ode to agree to the delivery wards picked tip two tares skews inside the window, with M • • A. le db
femme
..amiHibisTiii.... aim
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oat of thew certificates to the bankrupts or their which the slam was broken.
The stock of coffee en hand at Rio Wes shoat ELECTION comarzrraza.-(THIS .D.d Y.) representatlre, and to an order giving liberty to a Mr. Mr. Nichols (the clerk)-Whale the amount of damage f unease& M 36 ad ad
60,000 bogs. Exchange on London, 24 t. Amount Stokes to go le before the oommisaioner sod prove for the Witness-About 81. Fist gi ses
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of total tranantions 700,000/. Discounts rule from PRESTON. aura of 41,4461. as the amount of the demands of the oorn- Mr. Nichols observed that the court had no jurisdiction for Dm
9to 111 per cent. Money rateer tight. piny against the torte of the bankrupts In respect of a that sisount ; the sum was limited to 61.
I. _ Mr. Daman asked If the prisoners wore known. au athl.tHW I
... ... ...
S anew* see Exchange* Lonnie :-At Pernambuco, 2s. Id., The
.select committee appointed to enquire into oft* debt for which the oniony had obtained judgment
I gen:vvals 2 -
the potation prematad against the retort of E. Ashley Crease, against the ha
as lathe ranch courts. The present
Taylor (one of the summoning officers) said one et them
nine days eight ;at Bahia, 2e. Id. Sou., let for the first time nu" looming in roe. No, 9, application was made on the alleged ground that the bad been charged there Won. el I=werraesat • m 22
Her Majesty's ships Bawd and Oberon were in They were Mr. Phillite. chairmen . Hon. 0. Brae, Coked puldresne towel and eolicion had not bees in. Mr. Darns intend of the complainant If he knew there. tst mans mambo 6M7r.:. * ,ti the River Plate; the Spy, Alarm, Leopard, and Oxen, Mr. Dewey, and lir. Abel Smith. strain by the petitioners, and coneequently had no The witness said they were streams to him. They told tl3 N6.16D....."6""ajd---aaa SI eft In lifi
HiliTier, were at Rio. There were four French fir. Plaine QC , Mr. flargerst Pipet, sad Mr. Beery saboatY or power to err let sub an arraagenrat on him they did It beget home,
.lwth
their basalt. Is o.A II D" h;;;w:.--: il i lit
empe of was in the River Plate. Her eteiday.B ..ep.and for ;ha sitting member ; Mr. Kerrie', Q.C., and regorges of this arrangement, cassia Mr. Heyman asked the prom* if they had anything
is N. larere-0. „up... 31 11. sr 11. ame Rased deboded the peciumme. petition then in the course of hearing se to the fleet of the to may. ship bine was spoken off Behia. The Tasmanian Mr. Knew, in orating the aims saidshipsumss show ponicasre under the bankruptcy were withdrawn, and it The prisoners answered "nothing." LL 2 '..". tt•::-:-. 11 tit ill
was peered en the 22nd alt. bribery, treating, and undue reuses. In Present shoes was nether object of the application to have those petitions Mr. Hayman told then) that what they had dose would es. IN Err Teti..
_,, let lee was almost unman suffrage, Dearly every men witored ee the Pifer. not sadat teem to get home, fir he should vend them to the a 2 ta,...811. wra- j 7
nor twenty-or having a vote. At the Ire eke- Tau *deli* were of opinion that the application should Home of Correction foe two mouths II they did not pay the THE PAPAL STATES. lice there were three candidates, Mr. Crosse, Mr. Besehll, be dimulased with costs generally ; ins mach as the vet dity am of 41. each. Mt itterei wanes ~., na vs 13:
5Th 117.5 -..... 41 Hair LE
sod Caked Clifton. The sambas ce the poll mew- of*. amusement had berth fay recopied and acted upon The Debasers appeared to 'add**, the meow, ad left ii. IS I Were......... al i m
•••••• •
Seven inhabitant' of Perugia, accused by seder et Creme, 1,11111; Grofell, 1,268; Clifton, LIG& There were by the petitioners in certain dealiartimand transactions the dock with • assisted sir, elO -------- ,r, Ire
and Mr. Stokes
the Papal government, hire a council of war, as In name la Preston. As regarded the make,. emee! mrhipcbeembad, milhceth eettesbanreocephinsto umbetwtmodem". by no, to the [Kt re
...ltd.,. aniiiiiiii -in Xi
. bribn, giving a man • eov
si. 1119 81 a
instigators and leader. of the resistance °fitted oy wee ems stela, rd Pandang to ire sooner. company of strain property in Paris, on the faith of the
et. lel =eta :7-- ta g
the people to the Pontifical troops, have been con- Tire nee re voters In the min who had known FOllOll'Y of the arrangement. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ta .n • miaiii: u It a.
damned to death. as Were the Rearm MI, gee then were Sir H. Cana, Q.C., Mr. R. Palmer, Q.C.„__ Mr. Bacon, tit
A document (issued in the Pope's name, and dated •••14_, ._ m noes a jaw The committee Q.C., Mr. Selwyn, Q.C., Mr. Oseerne, Ms. De Gex, Mr.
Piggott, end Mr. A. Smith sneered for the morel parties _---6,---...
et. In Wita... . - a 0 Perugia, July 20), the authenticity of which there is :ra.aata,..adin hold ...abfryameds.the 66" Mae that these me. min esiebienniaiverffen ote
hat he should prove that them to the Ididatied•
too little IMMO to doubt, sets forth that an extra. m-----'-'-e,,eme,Xemlierd- fee themhe amcmted their vote.. (IT XLICTILIO T1L201.111/1.) el: W M.. all
---. 0 eirtrels MI di
ordinary special council of war. composed of Major Oa oho el the Mouths nun were provided with SHERIFFS' COURT. BRIGHTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)
tio Tit ditee
lessons% of the let Foreign Regiment, president ; heradam7rl it wend he peeved Oat hear was eke served (Barre Mr. Ueda-Shrill Burchal sad •• Coronas Jere.) ____ ot. so vereUX. ' '''''' - i ri
Captains Pete 'ell i, Leveller, Bare* Leon i, Stock- lath thms- ft alaa el 0,400m00f Theme Taylor aiadaal PROCLAMATION. Or OVTLAWar. BRIGHTON CUP. Two miles. ase seo keeenm.. I. len, and Payette • (largo, advocate, and Clare, mai- Ts. N. bean mad wrisc=ininf mom The monthly court kr the n i Time& Ration a Steam - -
prodemations of oak was Hibernian, Coxcomb, Olympias, Precursor, Either' i et; rreledeerd=ahwatF, :,, a.
Eridaece vweeMis of the tier registrar ; 'had oat to try the Perugian case • via ea eelleree held this morning, whoa Mr. Hemp, the other to Beauty, sad Kim William ere here. on nal a*.
_..191 it -7 .-:
Mention.
Aan De.lizergtemeics, 11 if
of high treason and public violence against one the court in the real old-hadoned style, requadeg
EIGHTH BIENNIAL STAKES. Sit furlongs. on Sat ..... 0. -
Freer Cinnabar', of Perugia, aged 67, HUDDERSFIELD, all_perona to draw nigh and give their atiend•nce. hime-- e. ,o
Orden Rub, Subterfuge c, and St. James are here. II :111 gt Ofteretad Mseii--... ..
The following names were proolaimed :-Edward Rad landed proprietor • the Baron Nicolas Dan- The la". 'a " eyes having hew Wade" Peaterdly Shahan Butler, at she nit of George Pouldem and another; CHAMPAGNE STAKES. One mile. RIMINI. enterneernwe.
ratio, of -Perugia, aged 39, leaded te.e. the examfrees lesesseelded this moraine et 11 o'clock to The Right Hon. rata Caimans* Erskine, at the suit of Mayor's sad Sudbury are here, bla I re. i asuman I Mane edam I lialer.
give Ilskt *Wen.
Mmes ; Le' phn's Puna Balaini, of Venanzio, agea 34, oe the meow= alb. radio, the Oflental Beak Coeporatiou ; Montague Merryweathr pow paggaja,_plath
halite*, Mere B.fardi, of Peters, advocate ; The worms gat that *commit* bed airiest Ma. ....r.121r, at the reit ot Haanah Ann Stephen ig 3 i=E.....74.: milis
PAVILION PLATE, One mile. n
Pets.
selednistrateix of Patrick Curry ; Robert Ti.3B. awmhoee, dteomes. Ares. xt..183,, id : re.. rd.. at
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Carlo Bruise*, aged 27. of Peragua, advocate ; Count klbewki remlaisa -.-. Thu it \Moot been poen Int the ft, at the suit of Henry Honor ; William
Aston. Cava, aged 35, of Pelops, advocate ; and sitting mom* has bon, bY
,_lninsall. or b1e160002=137 if 3.u, °at the suit of Edward George Cremes; lard of Lora, Connor, Leekoth lam Gargrave, Me st iletaklLNlN aim •• 6IS di. Filippo Teatini, aged 33, of Perugia landed pro- Wheel' neenagt cere andaeN';esawe" The Wee loneee Mathme, at the suit of Thoinas Sidney pic; Geracelene, Cook-a-Hoop, Conjuror, Dove, Handl% Vnl- ra, : tz....,,,,,,--,-,- r, Si
tare, Beauty Production, Name', Lady
PHIL" and advocate' The el'alZeld are there Charm* 'GM that the mattes wished et
he silence wee reekeeg We George Brooke, at the suit of the same; William Augustus i
and e -v.?, ....., ~. 14. apt bi... afg
charged with having provoked aed maintained a yanked se psy tranelleg aI. 61•46 last fl Sadler Pemberton, at the suit of Robert Cooks ; Sir Frank Pealeaetc• Chews Shot, y to .
PAID r011.71.17.-Jack Sprins, Paco*, and NUMB. lie Hi Pa .fielr -
sedition and interaction agalnat (by their efforts, the sitting =Mho guilty rile miry. hat thet dig we wage, Char* Knowles, at the snit of William Mills ; end Edward
Winnow at the snit of Alfred Mayhew. The neat County -•
the first four as a junta, and the rat as • committee Mr. ‘,.._...tlidiase.....teloft bal e,ed....__,the e1weekie......,.....e1e be.....e1eel tow,
...d Court a.; was head for 15.14.mbir 1. lIV : 41:? on
of defence) the Sovereign Pontiff and his legitimate Mr. Mama "'ail" Me. aae'7' "a` ----'...... inn - . Ire DO.Julle
ineenried to pored with the "May; he be Moshe it MINES-THIS DAY. a WA chIMAIII Onde - _ -•..
I'l =ri.,:r.r.'" :. ii,l 7. al
government, on June 14 and the following mays, by ...Id b. mum ft rho nagged for the ethig mother nom
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the publication of piste inciting to rebellion, by arm lay bare ths _mailer shat which they tribe wend THE POLICE COURTS. •IM Malledien .......-....- NI 19
Two o'Cwat. . all Dm Mem* L .. - -
overthrowing the papal iesignis, erecting tricoloured dirlioshir Mr. Wawa-
II De. Jaaainese.- 1
_. P...
tae Q.C., ,wal_,. It would be mmimm,_.
~..__,._,..• g• 1••• ".._ (THIS DAY.) Is the mining market to-day steadiness pre- su ee.MmeeLliernee IN 1163 mddiddded of tear. &mem, epee them is thdd dd. pert mme case nem arm the scrutiny em. moceemen illo ma
pi
--..- rails Shares in Wheal Clifford, East Wheal El jr, ribii. IS ii,
„ as to give the meat* of votes to Mr. Akroyd.
deeell "he .“ Pal& thlothr, ' tad tee pay mint of au The coca was than dwell, ant, on *readmission of the MARLBOROUGH-STREET. in W. her.-- 1 ra mt
Rummell, Providence, Buller and Basset, Corn iea 4 96,44. - Fl es
Brea, and Bast Bunt mines, have met with the ids 2 ~..,.. ,
• I 19
anenelpnille SWIM INNIMIS either by the govern- public,
nonmanT AT Tan MT Dl-r•IM DIXONSTATION. or, yr by the asmausher by Individuals. The Cissineen mid that the committee considered the Ades Lierd. hawker, wan charged with • sliver •
Priw'pal ' mms arm tease reasZis - us i et
' transactions. In the Stock Exchange ki on
Tighe course to pager was for the petitioners to proceed with weme, m 12- a.. h; she property et Er. er= &up business is officially recorded in East Basset at 179 se 4 On Now - . ICI en M S
__
Y pest, 6 °Leer tams (-a: iie-Mi. ui it
- the emakey.
MI Oa Wart. Oman, Noes& 11l 144 144 8
THE Gm= Soma-TM committee Oil*, renewal agent, of Nottingham at meat *Peg a ex die-
The commitese then adjourned until ma o'clock to- ut. gede,rd.elioire. In foreign mining shares very little business has ih, De. ster-,. .. 01 Nis SI
eel lad eight, sad eat ter Or bre. on aphis morrow.
ce Dana ma. seen', lse let
Mr. Gilpin hernia affirmed, Leine; a seembee of the Society been done, and prioes are nominally unaltered.
which heti beim prepted kr *eft Inipelles. Atter mash 1
g -to ILII.S. g*".
NI ille
oilmemiss. *Mee editem iihundons nee meiline NORTH LEICESTER. d Frheldee said that tete"' wee° sad half-Few we" se Port Philip Mining shares are marked 10. mi
per e 4
22
ise
Im•g_ sap* as plea peers rag mu to Me The committee, Ater ConnOltins for four hours yesarday, Ibea bianugg".""tb7"ZalEhathe at",thien"liViedo..rkPaingb,But'ilderth
ree' Demos-preit undriereig. H a ffsel,lllo pwwasibtshalas ever WO am • eteceag rearecobled this morning at 12 o'clock. At lielt-past M. stratlos," atisadlog with errand others, when be 101 l a pull An extraordinary 'emend meeting of the United Mexican Won. S
Mining Association is called for the 24th nrtant, to ion- K. 140 1157 . -- - - Thews Is podia * fig • Mee 94 hat len& and rear iha Donn, ,eara admitted, whit
... MI let le
err are Omat hie watch guard, and immediately missed his water from laZall..._mais en bekb elha Dew lAD The Chalon& mid that the committee had arrived at the hi...lst 'As the ori er was the only oerson who '
liaanderittyks propriety of registering the company with limited et 11 eki.eret.... ll6 60
10 4O Ge-s-ageltrft li In
*has Moe hien
Its en de. Ws. IN IN M &1100.-Ifeneksaw Ibmaasr.
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lai
111.
"mkt Win 14111.111.1 k4Msiair "Ids*. '-" Th'• •b• Rig" 11°°. lArd .I"ha -hothead-- :tett cou pocketidwri bly hav'eterken it hosaid to Eire' "You've
Monroe sod I. B. Martapp, aeva
Esq., were duly elected knishes mhos my watch " upon which the Let* replief, "Yes are LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.-.. "111 MIS I.6"Nitirew""hOWied - - 0
THR AITaMPTED MURDER IX 11111371ELD.- of the shin air the earthen divialon a the county of ewer a -mistake; str.- SAW He (pro..-ma) asid he was sure lo The hall-yearly meting of the propietora was held this uis itieseb=ele •• ••• db
About data o'clock Rialherd Brent Leiceeteir." was see, sad that be had got it, and the prisoner thin prw
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hareiture ern*, km. =l.ll *uniter street, dnalleat -
doted it, appersetly from his sleeve, and ran off, he (prose- afternoon at 2 o'clock. In aosiequerce of the latent= of doll gin is; „
......
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wee appreheedeed by debeer allow !Lime, an wasps* LIMERICK.I It Me 31
*-- ; 1 1 en
him with the ci., a „ stop thief." and es the hour on this 000asioe fixed for commencing the proceed- le s a lea attempted to take the life of the mos Laley who The tonmere ressembied this morning at 12 o'clock, and eatorotooooPUTig of the persona . ' we cannot to-day give any report. 'I it
_ was shot in the heed, about to o'clock on licedey eight, cm the err= Mr peak,
Sergeant Green, 24 A, said the plecotter wee known to LANCABII 1116 AND tlOll/01HIRE RAILW Ay.-At a
whilst sitting M *lnn/ at the Crows Its, &otradthteret. The Charger rafts the committee had come to the Cote the deteed„.
001.011•1. 110111111.111111 NT 1110IIIIITINS.
•ittbe directors of this company, held yesterday, it
I Pdl ft. Ira S ear.
A pistol. &opposed ti be the on white was mad cm these. rosin enekettee :-. That Major George Gavin yr
0.811.
Mr. Bandon inhering the prisoner) said be was charged merwea dmerided°to to rem:m:ll=ls goptlet at the.irmbigt tts.... I se_ 1.......,ft5=
Itbetrreosa. (meths settee jecehertel the brYs sad.° tirbahes:asetiof thistheholeatentede7made in efaullifteilidlatich. it
ar"
la
the
Pril"6"
Puliunani
for
thou
l with sassing
• silver watch, was he guilty or not P
o.lPli es nie
I
releaser said he wee guilty, end
1
the Lame of glens by the ball, ha. bees Raid in ide pee. " That oartain riotous end tumultuous proosedinp took 30th June lest, at the rated di Per ease. per annum, lees --' •. Dos,,,,g,weaame. a 111
Mel.. Beboadon... at once commuted him for six mouths, with imome.me, end adding sidersky to the *knee brought ,7. . Neer eammeldilitink. Mei Mri
...Oa. He um la tee room in which L airy wee mining, place at and der the lad election for thewd city, but it was
''. . NAWananev_4Allll WI lei
forward from the prevails half yea. -..-
both • faw minium broth and a few minutes alter the shoe sot proved to the committee that ouch proceedings took pine hard
Do. s 5. radium Ni ipi
wa Gad. It I. maenad that the attempt at Ltalse's life at tee initipekm, OT with the sanction of neje, Gavin, or CLERKENWELL. EAST LANCASIIIRE RAILWAT.-R4 I meeting of ..
De.s p, a., te1k..... M ell all
was made Dom jahnisy. hie 4enta DAMN° ROBBERY OF 401. le • 'WANT. directors of this company, held yesterday, It was decided to .. .. Be. fe. a. ire., „• IN - -
FATAL ACCIDENT 074 TIIE ELTRINCHAM ANN " T
het no application was made to the returning siker* Jae, irsolliese, described as • repast savant, residing at recommend to the proprietors, at *de next meeting, to do-
.. 116"Na.16"416.1..6Pktm1.. to lug no He 1
Em.i'Tll It ?crime Ea It.war.-On Tadmisy slant, shoat art adjournment of poll in compute°. of suck grenadier, A•laad-Miget. Dem* Witohnift-shote Haymarket, was dare a dividend for the half-year ending 30th June last, at ...„„ . gal.garge,ingenn lee 110
Wt-peat eight o'clock, a fatal accident occurred st the sad that It was not proved that they were of such a charged before Mr. Cords with msalleg, on reboot the 17th the rate of 4i cent. per =hum, less income tax, and __ , att.. .tlitertrifth .7. 1,01.
y to the bather brought forward from 11061110 - KIT• 66'6
Strethtd hone of the Alerts-hr. sad &oh yomooke character as to prevent to votes of the electors from being of J one larns the ram 01 401, the wag 0 nffth Mary Aim addling
JOINT MOOR WILD.
Railway, to a men earned William Bates, who needed at "1x4.4 01-" Thorn, al 14. Albion-rood, lellagtem the_previoes half-per.
N. iG. awn I ann.
Ahrinchem. About the time named, the train Irons Man- Mr. Pbtaa MOW air WOK The perkerear bed boss *final la the heave for about BRISTOL AND EXIT= RAILIVAT.-Tbe half-yearly In 1 ilia 1 1555. I- - •
Mr 01101010.1111.10. 0 TO 11
theater to Bnwdos had arrived at the sake, and the de- The Chairmes sad it sit committee had anticipaerl tan weeks, siod whoa she hail lett It was secortainad that ...de of this .4., to the nth of Juno loaf were oob. w.,,,
ceased hod alma a ticket to wooed to Alt Urban, Whilst =a u. serum's% mai ma .... I. the •••am••• that It • drawer had hew Wale_ 'War sad the above money mead eta meeting of t* directors held yesterday. when • Ifee, A Crewe
M=s•- g el :92 ad! xd
Is she set el mowing the liete, • spoal luggage *in hoe weld mot w allereeked• mimed. Tee prisoner bed lately been spending a great deal resolution was pastel rosommending a dividend at the rate gess *e st
adt.oe.nree sure: so - -
.
of money, but had nano* a keep out of the way until o( a} per cent. per annum for the past belf-year. ....
Gersten ease up on th. up Imes, o,d Mr. J. Statham meth,
i arMiii.Ameird MI - lost a.
night, when she ma apprehended in the Liver•
DARTMOUTH AND TORBAY iiAIEWAT.-A portion 011.1
4rl=4 14 . L 4
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tbe drape which Betes was so, called to him as loudly as
LONDON AND COMITY NANI-(TH/8 DAY.) for Neer.
_ln the situation pool-road, the worse
be could. Cafortmately, the noosed turned back andof this railway having been completed, it wu opened to
a sea a
--.0.-- tn whale the prisoner was before anent dap were mimed. ..
Mond The day
_was observed as a holiday, Lae ---•-••••••••-• ~ _
tried to Tapia ths peahen', but before he could do so, he
or P. 11" ay' Moe ...........-
wee bisected down by the buffer of the nein of the This afternoon the venal half-yearly meeting of Amount the mosey stolen was • 101. note of the Bank
and about 14,000 people arembisd to celebrate an avant of se aiketa
of ..- i 1-5 a
22
1 1. and
luggage train, which pared over him, ad Its received me the proprietors of the London and County Leak was hod at EMU", lied the prisoner led changed • - note,much importanoe to the locality. Thousands of poor people fa einisirete Anal:4l;K 141 661 Eid
Imo* test le lapsed a hat as hour aftearadu- the London Tavern, Mr. W. Nicol., M.P., chairman of the .
could not give any accluut of how oho became possessed
„et.rtgaid
with a
pod dime, mow
...ie.,
zed a
ped.
screreine of it.
et Awn TN i
At the inquiet, whieb was bald lac Mph the verdict was bard (ringworm in the chair. din weighing upwards of a ten wee consumed. = The pen*, denied the charge, and said she never N 112 Sl* I
" Accomoni death:" bust the japve. am of opinion teat Th. following aro the report and aocounto :
EXTENSIVE IllEB.-ORIAS LOSS Or PROPERTY. 06.02 1 ~_,_.7.=
, mad sot
cheers a beak sore
the scant woad not have taken bad there Neu ea " The directors have the pleasure to lay before ths pro-
This mosning, tonne on and two o'clock, the hiliabiteate 2 i 14-.7,a wears.* -.- id
Mr. Cowie reneseded her. eilicient staff of men at the stationm Instead of two oat of four praetors the amassed statement of the stairs of the bask on of Millwa/l, Cabin New Tome, were misread by the oat- re err si Briar wto
being boys, who meld rarely bike can ate themselves, much the 30th June last, showing that, after making my-Won tor THAMES. break of a Sr. of a formidable character in the eatessive
111. A w sai _
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more of the public.- A/merrier ISSlMiller. led •sad doubtful debts, interest to customers, and ••urrent IMOAMT •PID •DULTIMP.T. range at premises belonging to Meese. Sands Brother', Mew aesh Walir.- el A
A TRAIN ON FIRE.-About 1 o'clock yesterday expire, ea well as to the half-y.4,1y dividend, there will Nes. Chariot Gilson, •• well-dressed woman, about 27 shipbuilders. The police having perceived flames coming enemy Bak the.,.. --e XI
resale • earplug a 6,2911. 14.. 10d. to be catered forward le aare at age, and dwelling at No. 4, Ernest-street West, from the roof of the joiners' , messecipea were do- Onews Bea---, re iir lee
afternoon no small conserve a was caused In the
Me lanseal a Ireland 1
teighbourhood of the Loan l°
aid Noah-Wawa profit and loss new sciount. Your directors have, so- Beaumont-quire, Stepney, applied to Mr. Self. for a war. 'patched for the engines of the Bored', which n la. Mee „ ..... II or •••
woe, passenger station it Wigs.. by the ed. cordingly, declared the dividend usual at this period of the rant to apprehend her huataxid, Richard Gilmore, for promptly strived, a well as the panful stesn nesting- ta emu atere'aig:...... es
ri • In
poach of the train from Proton to the south des at year of 6 Pee cent. for the Mx mow* *Wail 30th Yaw lea. keine. mg* from Southwark-bridge. Oahu to the rapidity with .vali *ea a 11.11 a....... .2 e,, ii,
4, io a . wieet as a Mar the annual enrolee in February last, your directors The epplicant stated that her husband abandoted her
, , which the lire extended, it was hared at one time that the ..MN g•f•••1 6 :.- .:
Wigan at that hone, op
quart.., of a non distant frees: th. station, the itemwar have Ulm over the Mother and memo's of the Wsonirn seas years ego and west to Australia. He returned moue shipping would be oononmed, bat, owing to the admi- de w If,i."-*;, ft .. lb
Bank a Landon in Hanover•squar•-the treader thereof ale nen ego in the ebb) Moused), and brought with bun rable arrangements of Mr. Superintendest Pogo, it was
t rought to a read, either the rise of the prasegoes or the • 2 E E lead and ( he - ..1 in hmtmos. . wISOILLAIEOTIL
wash aware or pemoo sow a. Hoe ba,„idd called the having base elected on the ad May laet. Bury COM- to mg • erc. we e, whom mareconfined to the joiner.' shop, a building nearly 100 feet long
artesian of the drier to the eunereu 1.. It was rhet, Memos le entertained that this will prove to he • Mr. Selfe-How do you know that ? by 30 ft. wide, which with ita eatable contests *a destroyed. e. 1 ems onaEs PI. I Wen
aatisfaceney sad advantageous arragement. The divi- Mrs Gilmore said the people in the Alp In which her The adjoining buildings were damaged. The mina" of •or ante neancianann- N. 15..1 ...
found thee • quantity of Name alit& bed been Owed on
es sad attar Monday, the 15th basset husband came borne told him ha husband was married in the fire is unknown. The 100 will ell on several fire olßose. Amizattaa
the top c 4 • dyed-class cordage in the centre of the rap. Wed will all Pala&.
je assnaran mi „si so 2
600,000 L; Australia. He was now living with his wood wife. -Anther the of • most destructive asereater broke out Ism Agra/ Tat i
wee ta Eamon that a ;ration of the top el the carriage had " Balance Sheet :-De. ,To capital paid sp,
the Bank ixt caw- Irector Kerressey, of the K Division, said the women Eighteen the extemeire premises of Mr. R. C. Chapman, linen- a is 5wmw.......t. •. I if
been commend, anti that the smoke is large volumes filled moved feed. 106.000 f ; amount due bY
the carriage, Boding egrets at the window. This state of Weser.' balances, Ac., 4,819,1921. le. fed. night, ; proAt MI ices and her husband came _to the MeatiOn-bores last deem Aellet.me; a‘mer.ith. 11,eee net eutegmem4
.... et, pit mi,itiii Liia
am
is
as
things naturally greeri, alarmed ,h,, mien. who, by Wane brought bow Wit account, 1,1661. 174. VA I pen and she gave him ha chug for bigamy. .He until ea nano 1 hour this morning. The buildin and the b it I.4Z,...aniag en N II
their shore, endeavoured, fortunately with success. to profit. for the hofflsmi after making PrOviatet fee lane every possible *airy, and could not obtain valaable contests were entirely destroyed, and togpremises u. 26 PLO an la 0
ua us had sod doeb. fel debts, 100 1651 64. Bd.-total, 5,•6,615L fe. eny aldose* whoever of tie second manias. There was
could of Mr. 13eorge Clement" silversmith, and Mr. W. Reid, oil- lee elemes..g.o.t; lie s ,
alarm the driver of the engine. The pereoe. in the cos•
....... basil 'at heed mike; end balsa., ~,,ftbed but laity evidence, and eonarqmsfiS be , man, were coriderahly damaged by Ore and water. The b l• '"'''`''''.
eartiret from whith the smoke was bruise •ere quickly Cr.‘'... :z.7 --- on *nu in. IlleAMmelanteet; ; ;
irlcaaed; sad ammeace Wag rendered by the lahabitenia ee.........• FL lOC ; eah pieced at call sad at cedes, =dearer MO WWI* 06 4..aat the marl. he hate'''. said origin et the misfortune was the ess burner. The
for her leaden and th•t he h her in - - ..- • Pm" law N ew•leoweL.:l 3
tit tt taints vie. •-Cioi denier sad he belt his Y. • molt I mire were inured.
sea. the howiallt wen was ranood from th• 4.10 ash* .'""...1. 124, ibd. Inv"'
' •d
&dine assmitting adultery with another man. ;., I"' 1 tlldr
erferweei-.. 9461 24• 44 • other soot, en dames MRLANCIIOLT DEATH ST POISON.-This morn-g ek" Ere seiesse - 106 NI
=rage, spread Stoll the poen, sad, water ger Bewaateld stocks. SO. • • • ,
Ne.ooo SK ic.,,, 1 If gm
cured, soon extiagaiebed. Tee luggage wee memider, 118,0381. 11.. 2d. ; diecounted hills, acne, Mrs. Gilenene-It is DOM; he did not.
the lastly of Mr. Windlaw, saddler, of Chapel-street, Soho, I,nlir rit 4 I
sad temporary atones" to esetorarre la town and lereeetor Karessey-Yon us novenae bider eith
-- - -•-0 - --•••thar were thrown into the deepest 'fairies in °marquis°. of the L••••• • 1166•6.4 a". pee lti. db
Mired in the goad's van, tee prawn woe removed a
mon nett have been doing se far same time.ose 10 Grit led..losot.
mother carriage, sad, shoe a delay of oboes house b..,,, aseetry, 2,869,73-51. le. 7d.; advances to ertsaters on
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death of the mother under circunestaso es of • peeuharly jr jai u sem* 14 -•-.
iLual all i dis ear
the journey was rower& We sadersand that aces of the sjp__•lbLioec•rhisit,__.lBl26.,f,. 9,i,_• Id. ; fresbold "dm in • y rjr,for the la ' the I melancholy nature. Immedkaly after leaving bee MORN I One& Nat VIL ... _ld and leasehold Mee. Gilmore- ee„ self et rut mon X tease ass us. I •
powesug.es received injury. It se supposed theta *irk um°°°°"ltreet •°° ""'"'""'D.' irrrh6 69 3941. have been Ilene with enother man. What was Ito do "them bedchamber' she tealt Iran themaatel-ahel a Whet (al IM s Ind.entriareL I i
lies
ham rho mew amid the medivetem,_de,„6„,m, prepay at the breaches, with figures and fittings .
dewed
. keg by
my 2.2.22 1, oho ripsaw d) of Epsom mita, part of which she mixed in mai te Lams innera 11,2
L. M. ; lateral paid to Cii•lomers, 19,163 E Se. 2d. ; salaries I was
warm water end than drank it off. Soon alter mho was seized Insee 4 LiatimAlemnmeth. ell I.
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d breathe.• blending Mr. Sells-The inepector ai bred perfectly right. You
()PENIS° OF A NEW RAILWAY PROM STOKE TO Mad al other tepee's' at head race and , . .with vomiting, and, as ars became anon I M J SUM IS 4666.1'6161-6426g1
cannot demand a mointaurce from your husband. You se dill, er. WIWI is
ss. sits: 0 5
lacono-ea 44 4141. 10,. Id. Total-6,34,613i. Os. seirgeon, of tioho.equare„ was mint for, end he socertaintO
CONOhyros.-Yemonlay thscrooney of °pain thee.. line
" Profit lakes accent. -To interest paid to cashmere, nee to claim upon him whatever, for yon have committed oar see wit
.8_8...8 . ._ . se lit FiL.5.:716.188..ad. il ~ . "
u i g from ibe effects of acne mineral Immo.
lem ampler, erase Stoke. thrash Hinted* to a point le 1.51 3.; Id
as above, 44,041. 10a. Id.; a- dupery.
Andotes were schoisteted without any good results. The toe 11=e4e-iyead 1 I
rather ear a mils from the c,,,,,iitnn &Mks, whet". it he, ' bilis .;t
d" carried roe and lose new accosat, lanes* Kerreeety-Her hasbasd raid last night he bad
cossackt wee then h., ._ to p t p&pp . eat the unfortunete woman .. -
awns •juseeke with the main its, took piece leader favour- rate' on•a° ae.
4391. Ilk fid.; dividend of 5 per cent. for the half-year, no °Ejection to allow his w
.. ifs 202 per swum,l 1:=8" t I'
levee o'clock. It wee found
able The line has been Mad. by the Mass. Teed- 11`,
cocoa' i holm dto prat and ion sow am Mr. lialte-He may do ahe lass stoat that. rapidly seam an del eta
se
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of Indic acid Lased in e.g. i 9.. C. ign.iiwn
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vall'a:t %T.; 1a• '°""°°' of malract Wad 17,5904 In ' --cm anted
fir"
' 701. B bares Mn.Gilmore-Surely my honed ought to 'lmport by .U:4 see hal "'en le eau ha Ips --.
6,2911. 14s. 104.-tall, 101,3211. 4.. 1 n humbaere busies.) luatead of Epieni salts. Yr, air Itras a
ds. Bem~li .. ..
length is rath over 13 milee. b outlit forwsrd from lest account, 1,1651. 17e. Ild.; von two elslldren.
his ce:segi has left a lugs family. tor le p.. 4.. , ii 4.
Ax Exc.ten Vessel. SEIZED DT me Govraw- m-r e tram lb. helf..v e ohm emit bed sad Mr. Ilelfe-Yes, he an be compelled to maintain ...
DEATH OF NFW" ' A .SA !NOCE FROM WON le me.
DROWNING. I.= , emerriesaamis I
etestmm 4, 41 N...
MRNT or Bure AT Stn.- HA•ln ACOVIIT 1.- The hooryei dew. 100:17,i M. ad.-1 , , Ort PI;I 9111. a. U." shaken I cannot interline ie the our, but if you can -
This morning Mr. Payne, the oorosire, hold an inquest st
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Alas, Cenral Deenenow, arrived hare freer 131.008 Ayres, The Cm Attune! In moving the adoption of the 'spa sod edema local evidence of your buehan'a ascuoil matrirrae 1" the Coal Exchange Tavern, St. Marytht-Hill, Towor.street, roue A r... 5.: fa: i tem l'i
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l'"" I'6's on the 31at May, got 'sixeS_.; etc cants, pasted Out that the tel pea ap end as remne may give him into custody if you think proper.
Long aged 29 year., who resided at Ow: i gomoo his -..... . r. r.
that ea Regale wised. laden with mesa and estuutions a feed stood at the sues lawns en lent Wer• The enstomers' Mrs. Gilmore mid she was Wooed wane, and lefi the 73,'Bharldb°de-ly of
jltn re' that epri the doomed was selling De. gar rev he Ceeet dTrilWai, bed heat captured by • Brim twiner Tasman? nis haltyeertbeethey beillever keen be- nen
newspapers on board * Penedo, Woolwich steeena.4 r
at em 'se legal Naii eir... 3 Apes seasoner.
Lee. The predated Ws wont ehowed • Megan:nem MOM- GREENWICH.
and cm sapping towards the Cakes elana`mat, slipped. ate 0.
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A letter from Florence suites that the energetic pared with herr porde. The bill. discousted ware consider- CIVILTT TO A PASENT.-MSLANCHOLT C.• 112.
eed em tell overboard. He wee picked y upyesterday off leash Vikeat= l 1 1
end well-dimmed efforts of Me. ittni loon, the Americaa alai
hall
greeter Ilan they lad ems. been. As conspered with Int OseSerises keen; not yet 18 ;salt of age, _ appesh.rd
Wharf. The jury returned eyeshot at - Accidental deata." EA
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de New eh* Ptomaine lag, c
ininiefer at Rome, ha* chased for war, Z. W. Perkins per theL presented sa Mane, a 370,0001. ensues. tor the em . Limo_ ~,
le miNLIAL OMNIBUS CON PANT (LI- tend- I 9
1 . from tbet goonnurat the MM. 4 3,4.3 &nun sal, so The peedies woad aunt hall year with reseletizall d *Wag her mother.
append in fall widow's weeds, and her min.o).-Traillcreanta,weekringJaly 31,1288 .11 lie. 24. sea to poise='s' .in Ue
oompasetios* been et Perugia. exhibit as as tin directera ad percheeed property The ens