The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-23 00:00:00

ritorzscraz MAAS MAAXETS.

i.rvwooL. NMI ft— TN market continues to be without
business. endpriess ismiay shout lower. Caledonian Nook, 904100
—Eastern OmintissiwN 10—Ortat Northern Stock, 1074 10N—
Crest Westerns, 70 4 71lanembire and Yorkshire, IL! 1121
Loudon and North @stem 944964—Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincoln. 472 47 ladled Mork, 1214 1214—Ditto, new shares,
1 14 —New& &Me Sleek, SI Nl—North Staffordshire,
d. —poem Namara Berwick Capital Stock, 1001 107 —Yor
lel Steele, WI —Leeds Stock, 621 631—South Eastern,
N 7-1614 C land. Oxford, 474 471—Bultalo and Like
Hun" 44—Dutch Rhenish, 2 11.10 26.16 el. ex d.-Grand
Temp 01 4 44-oreetlo4 Luxembourg, 7 1/46 7 1540
MINA WISSINII et le Central. VIC d.
—ltew York and leis,leis,assenW elf nlOl-1111no—Ditte, aussrmad,
N—Tliaines end Mersey Marine Company, 1140 1146 p.
ioutwooLm, JOLT It—Stock was offering to-day ailair
:'hideu. end Holyhead Fiveands-Half per Centa
rtila• Nom Valor Guaranteed .11 601 London and North
wigging Is es NNW and Birmingham at 126; North
BMA et 04 ; and South Stafford. at 11. at which pries Ns
kwK sued was doso. Worcester Canals were sellers at 114.

To Iseastossmx POOR Btu..—Thin bill is
(ehasreie the rims) among the Lord; orders for to-day,
end we beer that it is to meet with opposition. We trust,
however, that this opposition will not be of such a nature
as to 'mess the logs of this valuable measure. It is one of
the raid achievements of the session. It is based upon
that have been instituted for thirteen years pant.
llBttria reeeived the unequivocal support of the House of Corn.
moos, who have ered epos it a great deal of labour,
and have palmed it majorities of seldom less than 50.
Moreover, it is a bid which is one of humanity to the poor
sad of mere *sties to the ratepayers. We are rare that
the country generally would be sorry to see a measure so
earefelly imosidered and so deliberately discussed oast aside
le • rewasia!,2 manner by a scanty Howe of Peers.
MouTti Kamm/soros Masser.—During the week
ending July 20, the visitors have been as follows :
On Monday, Tueeday, and Saturday, free days, 5,634;
on Monday and Tuesday, free evenings, 3,901; on the three
students' days (admission to the public 6d.), 1,614 ; one
student) evening (Wednesday), 124 ; total, 11,193. From
the opening of the museum, 2360,449.
A letter from Constantinople, in the Gazette du
Midi, mentions an incident which occurred at the ceremony
of investing the Sultan with the sword of Otbman. It says :
—" The diplomatic body had been invited to the
fete ; horses and carriages were provided, and a
splendid collation was prepared for them under
tents reserved for the purpose outside the mosque of
Eyonb. After the ceremony of the investiture, all the
chiefs of IllieldOOS ranged themselves in front of the; tents to
sae the Sultan pass. They, and all their suite, wars in
monied costume. Whether the Sultan was displeased at
sot seeing them in uniforms, as some of them bad already
tad their audience at the palace three days before, or,
merely from inadvertence, his Majestr turned his head
from them, and the chiefs of the minions, seeing that,
did not uncover. In the evening M. de Lavalette, to
the abeam of Sir IL Bulgier, who is still indisposed,
met his dragoman to Ili Puha to complain of this
slight towards himself and miliaria. Ate
taking
his blelesty's oommanda, the Minister of Foreign Af-
fair, 'bathers& a note to N. de Lavalette, protesting, in the
game. man, against all supposition tending to attribute
to his MaisAy the intention of offending the diplomatic
body, and smearing him that his Majesty had turned his
heed through inadvertence, and sincerely regretted it. M.
de Laysletes expressed. himself sativEed with this explana-
tion, and so the matter ended."

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA ti

Two o'CLociL

The funds to-day are firm. A fresh improvemmit
of per cent. has taken place. The huller vary
large arrivab; of gold announced to-day have caw
laibuted to produce a more favourable feeling. la
the other markets bu4ness is almost at a standstill,
but prices are well supported. _

At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee were quoted
671 r. GOc., being be. lower than yesterday.
The scrip of the new India Loan has advanced
to 1001 to a. The Old Five per Cent. Stock m
quoted 99j to a.

Consols are officially marked 891 and 90 far
money, and 90 and 1 for the account. The pee-
sent quotations are 891 to 90 for money, and 90 be
k for the ith of August. The official badness
report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 231, 2291,
229; Three ter Cents. Reduced, 891, I;
New Three per Cents., 891, 1 ; Thirty Yeas'
Annuities, 1885, 154 ; India Five per Cent. Stock
991, 1, 1,1 ; ditto scrip, 991, 1001; ditto Bose,
10s., 12a, is. die. ; Exchequer Bills, Yank
small, 10s. ss. dia.

The late rise in Turkish Bonds is wall
supported. The loan of 1854 is now quoted
791 to 2, and that of 1858, 601 to 87/-
Other foreign stocks present no alteration.
Bales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Few-
and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 671, 87 ; Dutch Tvw-
and-a-Half per Cents., 631, ex div. (exchange 128.);
Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 73 ; Ramiaa
Five per Cents., for account, 1021 ; &Wiwi=
Five per Cents., for account, 78, 4 ; Turkish
ISix per Cents., 1854, 791, 1 ; ditto Six per
Cents., 1868, 671 ; ditto for account, 661, OM
661; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 684.

The Dover Castle and Donald hfliay, both sr
which have just arrived from Melbourne, law
brought together 317,0001. in gold.
8,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday-
The Agincourt has arrived from Melbourne with
79,5001. About 46,0001. also came to hand fawn
the Levant.

The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was is
and active, the sales reaching 26,000 bales.

From 15 to 20 guineas per cent. are now required
at Lloyd's to effect fresh insurances on the overdue
gold ship Boman, which ban been out 140 days from
Melbourne. Ten guineas are also demanded on the
Lawrence Brown, which has been at sea 128 days
from the same quarter.
Pursuant to a requisition from a number of in-
fluential merchants, brokers, warehonea-keepers,
and others, the Lord Mayor has convened a mesiag
for Thursday next, at the Mansion-house, in op- .
position to the increased rated of premium &-
mended by the principal fire insurance offices.
It appears that a sew fire insurance offices i
course of formation. A correspondent observes

The peculiar featurejlof this undertaking is likely to
attract attention. Hitherto fire insurance ban bum bra=
upon " chances ;" it is now proposed to intrados, am en-
tirely novel =Ms for insurance, rm., Fumanti= * /me
annihilators and any other means that mimes sr =Fai-
n= may suggest. The promoters propose to take the /me
annihilator as the special agent and the sharacterialis it=
improved fire insuranos system.

The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this
week an increase of 1,9421., and the South Eastern
• decrease of 3981.

There was a rumour yesterday that the Midland
Railway dividend will probably not exceed 6 per
cent, per annum.
The hall-yearly meeting of the Victoria thalami
and Pimlico Railway Company is called for the Tee
of August, axd will be made special, to approve the
agreement with the Brighton Railway Company ter
the maintainance of the line and works, and also be
authorise the conversion of the shares into stock.

The half•yearly dividend due the let Angmt
on the Second Preference Six per Cent. Bonds of
the Northern Railway of Canada is advertised for
payment.

- - With reference to the improvement in the stale
of trade at Sydney, Messrs. Geo. A. Lloyd and Oar
of that place, remark as follows :
The improvement in trade which we were able to repeat
MS our last has been well maintained during the me n& ;
and has been further encouraged by the English seas
With • prospect of reduced shipments from Great Briliar„
pr;or• of all articles of import have become firmer and in
many things a remunerative advance has been obtained. It
will be seen from the prices quoted in our market modem
tbe nest page, that a fair business is being dose in nit
goods, that oilmen's stores and groceries are is geed de-
mand and meet with reedy sale at fair prices, that bank
is Hain, and ale and porter cootinue to reales high inks.
We trust that the &winnow of slightly implored prises w&
not have the effect of in shippers at horse is re&
again into heavy 'consignments, as such a course will infal-
libly produce a return to the miserable rates that we lave
been accustomed to quota for yeas past. There exists new
a fair prospect of a general iniprovemeut in all bramilmAt
trade, which we should be sorry to see blighted by OZOI.IIII
importations.

MONDAT Eves 16.

The discount market continues easy, the best
bills being taken at 51 to si percent. At the Bask
baldness was limited.

In the Stock Exchange loans on government
securities were obtainable at 3 to 4 per cent. from
day to day.
The scrip of the new India Loan was market
1004 and 1001 in the morning, but declined in the
afternoon to 994 to 100, the investments beim
chiefly in the Five per Cent stock, which was Jut
quoted 994 to 4. Wednesday next has been fixed
for the settlement in the scrip, and the preparations
for that event contributed to the alight decline
witnessed to-day. Scrip to the additional 111160IIMi
of 200,0001. (making about 900,0001. over and ahem
the amount of the tirst instalment) was to-day pail
upon in full at the Bank of England.
Consols, which closed on Saturday at Naar
the 7th of August, opened this morning at Is
4, and closed at 1391 to 90. For money the
price was 891 to The official business report
is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for mosey.
894, 1,1, ; ditto, for account (Aug. 7), 89L 1,
90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, Wg, 1 ; Mew
Three per Cents., 894 4,4, ; India Stock, 2111;
ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 994, 4, *; ditto for
account, 994 ; ditto Scrip, 1004, 1 ; ditto Four per
Cent. Debentures, 1864, 964 ; ditto, 1859, Ittig
ditto Bonds, 95., 125., Ba, 13s. dim._

India Boilds were 'dealt in at 13s. to Bs. di. ;
the March Exchequer Bills at 10s. to ss. dia,
being flatter ; and the June at 3s. di& to par.
There was a renewed active demand to-day isr
the Turkish Loan of 1858, which rose 1 per cad,
closing at 66} to 611. The advance in the Loan of
1854 was about 11, the final price being 78} to J.
Mex;can Bonds remain quoted 22} to I. In other
foreign stocks there ass no variation of importance.

There was no alteration of importance today
the market for Bank sharer. Ottoman Bank ware
►ather more offered. Miscellaneous shares were
quiet at former prices. London Dock stock was

The closing quotations for shares in new nadir.
takings to-day were as follows :--Ocean Marian
Insurance, 4 to I prem. ; Thames and Men"
Marine, 11-16 to 13-16 prem.; Universal Marino
Insurance, Ito die. ; London and Provincial
Marine, par ; China and Japan Steam, par to
; Commercial Copper, din. to par ; Nana
par to prem. ; National Boat-building, Ito
4 prem.; Compressed Coal, 5-16 to 7-16 prem. ; aead
Oriental and General Marine, gto prem.
London, Chatham, and Dover Railway stock was
dealt in at a somewhat improved quotation, 484 to
471, the extension of this railway from Canterbury
to Dover being opened for passenger traffic td-day.
There was an improvement in Ottoman Railway
shwa.

Or PATIN'S, SOUTH KENSINGTON.—
Number a visitors for the week 'edam July 10, UM.
Teal Dumber glom the opening of the Museum tees dill.
(Key 12, 1858), 387,926.
CIITIMAL YALacs. —On Sauxilto DLT:
MONDAT, Jute n—Adasimises es yaymeat, 8,840; Nip
by mem tickets, 1,291 ; total, 9,9137.

4 THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1861.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. 'Late *ntr:iigenci. I Sir C. Cresswell -But he might have thought that the and three cases in which he hod offered bribes to electors, THE CASE 01' THE BARON DE YIDIL. LONDONDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWA L
captain'. compsoy was requisite to niche her comfort- but the money had been refused.
.. _ _
si. - able. (A. laugh./ The jury found a verdict of Not Grafte, a decision which TAWERNALVM-Min im V. Yesterday morning the approaches to the Bow- The directors' report states that the total rorenutr
street Police-court were again crowded by persons interested received for the half-year ending 30th of June last amounts
Babas mak mg little plumed and the iswestments HOUSE OF LORDS.-J rim 22. The Court took time to consider its judgment. produced plight and hesitating applause, but which was
efooks the meet part qiute ussenposient indl mita APPEALS. --• instantly suppressed by the officers of the court. in the progress of this case. to 13,072 i. 16s. sd. From this amount the expenses of the
late ai ties themes it wee with the utmost di, ty we
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-J env 22. The Baron de Vidil was again in attendance in custody of chancery suit, ke„, the costa of satnecouveyences, and hind,
anseseabled to amp& attribute like •• uti.tedni let of wHITTHEAD C. DAMMAM,. Inspector Thornton and Sergeant Williamson. Shortly after and the interest on loans from government and on debee.
osesestmr. Yoe lbw liewsomal seek.. Flaw held hie This was an appeal froni the Court of Session in Scotland. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fate.) THE POLICE COURTS. thin o'clock be was placed in the dock. tures, amounting, together, to 6,080/. lie. Id., have been
pmeems Ile bed barb le,' is the city et Itol. • price The point luta, ed is as to the manner in which the jug's. IN Ix CHURCHILL AND 11.1111... LAN. The first witness called was- paid, leaving a disposable b;lance of 6,992/. 10s. 2d. towards
John Evans, who said-1 am an engineer, and reside at
I recollect the 23th of
wheal wee .opidiaed '' lbw afterfoo.ll. LaYets however, meets of the 110000 of Lord+ for payment of the coots of en The bankrupt. wan timber brokers, of Cannon-street,
jthueneltabiailwar yiStationt ~ Ttwhickreaulia.i.mf. the payment of dividends and arrears. As the Court cif
THAMES.
wen descants' to mhsc,., en 7n. 2. 4to I DM offered appeal are to Le enforced. The Melee by its judg•ment in C
William stria juror, Mal charged, on his own contrast°. n, to the Doc d'Aumal '
Chano decided the order of priority for the payment of
City. This was the examination meeting. The accounts,
guest . iptinefet for tie. i ......1.....1 I 'op. The other quo former appeal in this cause .1 2•ltli March, 1859, affirmed by Messrs. Hart Brothers and Hayles, extend over
with the wilful murder of Sarah or hlizabeth Joues, at • wen in e e -11 e • dividends,the directors recommend that the dividend to
tames rosin DO collot. f 1.114 Oe.. : - on interlefeutor of the Coeut of Iticrion, with costs. the rzaw.d„„d a halt year. „a, to the fame is Jun. ks . and to see a frieud. He was not at home. I returned to the ;loth of June and arrears be declared and paid on the 10th
th eiffietit el .I i ATM( ES. anount, of v-hich was to be certified by the clerk of puha. amain some considerable items on each tibia. The bank- Brentwood, in Ease:.
I Saturday he had made the foll 'high road, and while I was standing near the gate I saw of August on the 245 half.sheres which, by the " London.
ISo !apt Mr. -ours se Lebo ft to I wanted) meets, sod it Ira, eedered that unless the mete se certified note owe to unsecured creditors 20,7910., besides liabilities of S: 36 -of and e,
of°Wnef . statement- that young man [pointing to N. de Vidil, who was sitting deny and Enniekilleu thillway Act, 1856," are described as
7 lie I - law.l Ilutiageon ne sierra. it) should be paid within a magb, the muse should be of 11,52-2/. The asaeta are stated at about 1,8001. in goodlane John-m . years. age, irpenter the nip •,at the attorney's table] with hie hat off and his face cove
son which arrived in the V. nut India Dock, from New then standing in the names of James Lanny and Richard
ais I Led Weittoorelusd's sebum. (t) nouitted bale to taw t'ourt of Session, '. re "on debts and property : bad and doubtful debt., 13,7051. ; be- yo; with blood. He crouched down between me and old
an ° Bagley; also the dividends and arrears on the widen 10/. six
k. on the 17th inst. About two ears and three months
INN
i - Captain Inwher as The Brow ale (t) ouch commie.• procies for the recovery of such costs as sides loans of 8,0141. The profits were stated at 11,21121. ; - • • Y woman, and said something. While this was going on a tif
r cent. shares ; aud 2s. 74d. per share on the 12/. 10s.
go I was keeping company with • female named Sarah
MI le 1 Mr. Hill es (Amery (t) eliouhl be lawful and necesuery." The costa having been trade eloeness, 6,791/. • pennon' drawings, 11,0181.or saddle horse came up without a rider. A second person came ,
ed It 1. 'shares. After the ps yment of these dividends there
MO be 7 Mt Adley ha Shipwreck (t) duly certified likehe clerk or parliaments as amounting to mr. usidater foa the
oneivene,
offered
ao
oppoei.._ Elizabeth Jones, ag , wing at • farmhouse at Foot's up-the prisoner at the bar. He aeared very much *O4 will remain • balance of U. ss. 101 to be carried to the
"'"", Cray in Kent. Site left that genies and slept with me wed, &Da said, " What's the matter what's the mate
t, next amount. In accordauce with the resolution unani•
OtIODWOOD CUP. ;lira Ile., end appellaste in the former appeal having and the esubmte'ts gsmed,
three nights at a public-house iu Limehouse. We then went and made a tte tto' n • nip jump over the pilings, but stopped • moody carried at the last meeting, the directois have care.
4 la I saw Mr Tee ficarek's Optimist foe) ramie default in pigment, the present appellants (the
in ne T. TeCKER, JEN. to Brentwood, Essex, together, and through saloon cal
shot at the first attempt, and succeeded at the second ;but in fully idered the m of the compan • lat. 1 the
T re we yto
6to I - M. A. ffebiekier ies Mon Elate (t) former reepouilents) proceeded to take atcps in Scotland
with a view to car over the aids by execution. For this The bankrupt was an oil soil lamp merchant of No. 19% her in the head with • Colt's revolver pistol, and getting over he get his baud on one of the iron hooks at the esuitaiim
tion of the arrears of dividends. They feel that it
7be I - laird Aisamicy se The Wiserd (t) afterwards boned her body in • field betide • hedge about
purpose they 1.n...et...1 • petition to the Court of Seffilloll. Steals This was the examination meeting. The accounts . ~ top of the gate. I then saw him get over another set of be useless applying for an act for this purpose, unless
Nto I - Mr. Rebectso; es Ben Webster (off)
, Thei petitiou mu opened by the respoodents. they cow not being ready as adjournment was ordered until October. three-quagers of •• mile from Brentwood. I also buried the rails, aml then he dieappeared amongst some shrubbery. I they can clearly show that the interest on the amount to be
Yr. LEGER.. tending that the jurisdiction of the court below had fermi- Thu liabilities are stated at 22,14111. ; assets between 8,000/. pis
• pistol with her. Since then I have been in the East Indies. •
noticed the elder man hail what appeared a whip beadle in capitalised will be paid from the yearly income of the com-
e. B. ri apt Mr. liarrison's Ludy Ripon (t) Dated. and that it. prayer was ultra vire, of the terms sad 9,000/. 1 • t out the I I buri
dee;clirt to you. to burial her, but I cannot his band. I took the young man to the Swan public-house pony; an therefore they nunt brng akin interest withia
DERBY. i 4 the remit to the Court of Session. The court below Mr. Linklater appeared for the assignees. a I give myself up is lam very at Twickenham. Before •
m. we got to the gate the poisoner the fixed minimum rent of 26,000/. per annum ; they find
-
Jr to 1 apt Colonel Towneley's Cellarimi (t) roucurred in thia view and demi/se-it the petition ;Device IN RE CHAD/MRS AND PARNONN. much troubled in my mind." catne up and assisted us to take the young mau to the inn. that after payment of the fixed charges there will remain
eo tw i - Lord sitamford's London et) the present apta•al. After this statement was written Sergeant Egerton gave While I. was leading the young man I sulked how the matter sufficient to used es in I
tercet 3. per cent. per annum, and
Their lutrabips (the Lewd Chancellor, Lord Brougham, This wan the examination meeting in the case of N. N. the prisoner half an hour to reflect upon it, and then asked had b is hone had plunged and threw Cl Len and Fred. Parsons, wise merchants of Worthing. him it.• ••PPened- He said b Do more, on such arrears. At the last meeting it appeared
ISOODWOOD RACES. Lord (rsomoth, lewd Woosleydals, and Lord Chelmsford) lig. to sign The prisooer did so, and said it was quite him agat • wall. tors had to be sent for. that the sharelsolden precut were willing to accept a 4 per
TIM Rrawalitie CCP. MN* 3HO am. (11AmIscap) bv Itub. were unanimously of opisios that the decision of the (..keurt P
. • The accounts, repared by Messrs. Paul and Turner, show true. Deeble made lupines at Foot's Cray yeeterdey and Jur Fitzgibbon-l
ies-
. sa ide at Brentford. On the 28th of debts of 3 879/.• assets about I,3(llll.cent. stock, Rod writhing less, for their arrears when capita.
rtained that no female named
mace Jones or any other female
essiplise el 10 ewe each. with ha added ; the eurplus So of Seasion was erronewsi; that that court was conipmeut last mouth I recollect being near the Doc d'Aurnale's. I lined ; and this seemed to be the opinion of the proprietors
Mr. Lawrence'' gel • Mr. Taylor for the
suppo , . appeared was missing from that place twoand three mouths
he wed to the WIIIIIR in specie ; for three year olds and •under the petition pretested to issue ouch process ss was ago. can't recollect his feature., as he was covered with blood. generally. The directors are only atutioull in this matter to
week T. Y.C. (94 subs) seas ary to recover the costs. The appeal was therefore assignees, .
Mr.Fesenmover for iton.
i' • • 'th items •
After some i talissin ou e in the accounts his had stated on Saturday night was untrue.
Age et lh allowed, fuel the awe remitted to the court below withgentleman there, but I should not know him. I picked 1.11, of which, with the
permiroiof parliament, may be pursued:
Ihenheled .. 4 ta 11 (14 ionsicw -Kann 3
Age 15 Th • . honour allowed the bankrupts to pass, after a vehement pro- Mr. Woolrych reminded the prisoner.
directions to proceed le due form to asue proms for the re. two prim of gloves and • riding-whip, which I took to the 1. To ask for parliamentary sanction to capitalise the
. .. 6 9 5 Nealotr.th
Swan public•house and gave them to the landlady. arrears in stock, bearing interest at the rate of 3j per
=e9e •..5 9 .1 Ileohant 1...41
John Tanner-I reside at Twickenham. I keep the
Osier .... .. 4 9 : 11f,....,,,~~, e4
thatine .. .. •I 9 t Mule),
111=Itionts .. .... • 4 aII mental - plied for his certitinte. He oame to the court under .__•.__ that occasion I was in' the road near Orleans House. I for so doing. 2. To wait for two or, it may be, three years.
V • • :, sto Comedies - INQUEST ON MR. ROBERTS. noticed two gentlemen riding together. I watched them until the screen, gradually reduced as they will be by small
„
Owned .. 4 a 7 Pardatote
It 'opened, from the report of Mr. Pennell, the official I wss in the road going tower the ferry. When I
the inquiry was continued.
PAY
Wen relreem 4 S 7 New Brlabtom
=l,
... . 4 ff 4 tioniee 4 Mr. Hairy Ransom-I reside at 16, Northumberland- • hones loose." ' client guarautee to parliament for the payment of interest at
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=on wows. .. 4 a 4 V emrloaeaM:itr39 3hones the gentlemen were ridine when I first saw them. I si. • ling petitioner, who was represented by Yr. Macho- Yertker 'kb" et 54811. were Partly secured hy ChflertY bees told me about thus matter. On Friday week I was in ••/ d • hie a.* ammo of the Proprietors as to the course they pursue.
4 a 4 HooMport
.. 4 I. 4 eaptida Partible.
mended the nepoodnat, m October, 1843, and mahnbited accounts exteoded showed DO Item profit, but times and ex- for there was a man being murdered in Mr. Rohertes room,
=I Otimands 4is 5 spume Life
... •. 4 8 2 limy Dwindle, 3 ta with her till IW, when her conduct had become so into. Vellas• - -•-• • I went down, and there found some people trying to force MARKETS.
_ .10.8.. . ... 4 !I 11 hate
an accident aod knocked his headagainst a wall. I mind
enema what li ' to d ad he replied "Take
0 Nal ring 0,--de-
Tawatroste - . thought that • man who had shot one person might be be f,,, -„ ,_ theLONDON WEEKLY DOCK ParruieNs.-JOLT 20.
lard deka Mama .. 5 s 1 rewind
4 ,1.4 bed hew the butte of • child. Mr. Linklater, for the bankrupt, objected that the sem- hind the door ready to shoot another. I went down stain -"" - "west Pubbc-brasu" ladyillike * e • erection
a '''' The Oast made a decree. rity held by the father Was in reality value/ea, being ain a very egitstea manner, and them sem a gentumea John Everett-I am private watchman to the Duo d'An. impend. Dtilverd. Pr. Mock net
4 5 0 Leaman&
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=IMO. ... ... 4 0 0 Moot a /0 CA441011 r. tAasort AND BARBER FALSELT (-ALUM CAfifoMLsitting outside the Swan public-house at Twickenham.. I avoka-W. L „hie& eta 4,0 n 5,625 MOOT 24,873
diffrt adjournment wO6 ordered, with the view of coming to gentlemen to come in, and he ftici, "NO ; come into the Mauritius Dap 20,611 13,067 188,487 177,434
=5.... .... 3 I• 0 liaotro 4 9
Dr. Swabey raid the rase rested oo the point which hail terms. noticed two gestiernen on horseback. They were 4 9 0 Lam 3 11plies where I have been nearly murdered." He then said, Wm East India by 1,099 1,997 89,883 114098
Ilemoltreilea - 437 9,420 10,724
I ran- - - s•-- --4 new the horses return down the lane without riders. I Do. hap 68 613 tr 7,966 129870
Ildtere.. - office." I did not allow him to leave. The gentleman NINO .. • . ..... 37 is Was a 7 bitatioa without marriage did not produce affinity. Unless, ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. "Am I wounded?" I replied, "Yes, fearfully ;" at: took hold of the bridles, and they wen as quiet as lambs. Ravens home 2,989 1,778 26.499 66,364
8 7lt iodise 3 ,7, therefore, then should be • successful appeal in the case There blood the saddle and o the the lorelpMudovedo cads RAM 1,593 T 2,749 11,910
Was on n mane of ~...b. box -- -- w---- which be said, " There's a damned fellow upstairs whopar...: - - -
.. . 5 713 Oakley
• ' cited, it would be unless to go °a with the present suit. smaller hone of the two. 1 afterwards taw the young gen- '"
shot me ; his name is Grey." I said that was Impossible, Brazil7oo ra,6111 66710
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$ 4 • Crewmen had understood that there was to be an
3 4 Ph'esiLi ow was, however, struck out.
4 II NORFOLK CIRCUIT.-CAMIAIDeIt, JULY 22. " thee. dens none in the hour of that meta He era, tleman with Mr. Evans. The blood was running down his Do
(Before Mr. Julio* Wightema.) " Oh, yes • that is the name he gave me." I told
A ufreaters Hilton described is the fralender as a tanner, just seen him in company with • short gentleman, and that in bags - _ _
him 11"1:1 face. The prisoner came up in a few minutes, and I asked Corm-Wed India. pkgs
_1 285 3,606 3,200
' --"‘. km how it had happened. He said theyoung man wassundleg
11- thru the oscine, and the horse shieand Carlon
up la a pe la Les..brtiti begs - - -
auks 11,186 I,IM 8,203 10,589
=OIL Mask a 7 16 Cansperderes
. .... . 8 7 N les=s4 8 3 Mr. Barry sad Mr. Ammo appeared for the petitioner ; feloniously and wilfully did kill and murder one Charlotte =IL I went with the wounded man to a surgeon's. On
doctor, but he made so reply. Mocha packages, 66 38 2.056 3,442
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•7 a ' Iran .g ! Mir. Gibbous for the respondent.
• • n. praitioser was the wife of •a parliamentary meseenger. Kara. 1061.
II IS Hilton, at Parson Drove, Isle of Ely, on the 2nd day of our wandere he told me he had just acme by the penny Hr. 'Alfred ciark_,
am a
iurg
boat, d, while crossing Hungerfordroarket he met Mr.
• ' bana. I recollect on the 28th being called to •attend •a
Roberts,who, tirade his hat, "Have I the honor of eon
He meorried bee in lltrH, sad Was,' seem daughten by her, This is the cue that was upon application of the prisoner's
ad O.. g . , s young gentleman who was at the Swan public-house. I COOOA
4 re of whsinive were still living. In DWI there was. separation, counsel adjourned from the last swine. g Major Murray r a* Murray replied, ' Yes. =unwed his Deal Then i,,, residing et Twickeo- °ter H. Inlia Pack°o9l 6 995 0.867 6.914
been refuse bloodier but Foreign
Mr Roberta then eked if be did not with to raise ca ital -""--- '''''"'"' -ah -' a se sad the responding west with his children to live at his Parson Drove is a village about five miles from Wishesch, flora. .. .•. tteye little when I was there. It was over his shirt and litZl
111 10 weihrea. On one occasion Mrs. Fisk, sea-, left home for a and the prisoner was • farmer in good circumstemas w hotel compasy• Major warty add ne thought - -
Bradt it Coda Rica bags 1,722 709 21,863 9,13 l
bags 189 1,25 f 24,649 17,700
Drip - - - -
cola Itm 1,362 82418 34.015
hhds - - - -
clothes. He said he was in great pair. I ordered him a a_nsaulia.
~0. ,en 94 :km 44=
714001w05 • • 4 7 21(12201111 PIMA •• •• • 7 few does to visit her doeskin, and in bar absence it was hying there with his wife. He bad been =mid eras something of the kind, but he did not know muck
little brandy and water. His face having been washed. I gm:mu 14414 Cain or .
Atbssallstra . 37 7 idolise de Rese.... 0 • steed that a you* wealth mused Johanna Harvey bed but twoand the creature whom he was about it "he WM °DIY on° ant of ten, and asked Roberts te examined, and found • starred wound uu the forehead. The pause -
years, a poor
tons et 117 8,912 4,712
TN New . 4 1 7 Corbin
Trani .. . .. 3 /• 1 nee he take eon of the children. Two at these, now charged with having muzdered was ha wife, and at the skin was cut to the bona I dressed the wound and then
and my woe is Grey." Mac Murray eau] "We went to up, were inansised, sad 000 of them swore that time of the murder within three weeks of leer • ' roceeded to examine the other pert ot the bead. On the
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bid a dueuaion with her sister on some subject .be second confinement She wail • well-coadueded woman, of his office, and OW we lad n talking the matter over a left side-at the hack and towards the upper part of TALLOW.-We have to typed a further decline in the
6.66....1 6W6 w1WWW.,.......•66 w.“Wwwwwwl. „..._,,,,,,ta ~- -...,,, went iMo leer father's room to ask hint about it. filie vary respectable stage butealmost from the day of her short time, Mr. Roberts walked to the bookcase, and ap. the heed-I found another waited precraely similar to the price of tallow. Several parcels of 1860 Y C were forced at
u"'"alltees:e••••••""`" Csra" "‘"'"'• " carrY ''"' entered without knocking, and saw Harvey in bad with he mamas,'" - - led Parelif AD unhappy e,.quarrels with hes husband reared to look for some papers." ln • short time after cm one the forehead. There were so seragebes shout the auction on Friday red - the •of that description to ,red the price
eels Omni. 80 en )array said be felt a stinging emeaine in his neck and father. The other soder einebansed her in many parr• being frequent, his temper bong bed and excitable. On face, sad no wounds of any dueriptioe about him. Disked 475. 6d. fine, ard 47c fair, and all other kinds are lower in
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ass st 80
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. 11 II sparse 3 0 denied all knowledge al the wawa.
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a rostillttsbu hailers. Their gniathaseher wee she emesiasid, but she the day of the murder the crooner and his wife left home
6 II The Court made • demos • sopustion.
6 •
• e HAT3II V. HAMM AND OCIENTEDY.
8 0 The petitiouer wee • eceekeseu. He married the n- bead, and heard a report of firearms. In a few minutes he e_ .....
fell near the fender. Roberta welted •easy to the other now ...Mittel' hnd ' the Wilms bad run &me'. proportion. We have ale to record a decline for future
in their gig for Wisbesch, quarrelling when they started, .• • • but he repheek" No." then naked him if he bad fallen. delivery. The trade hue begin freely at the rednoed rates,
bad but returned in • short time. He (Major Murrsy)lay
and quarrelling whet they arrived home. He oomplained __ ,:,. ~ paralysed,_ - t, _ He mid "No." I then asked if the heroes shied, sod he both on spot and for future periods of delivery. From
that she had not gives him enough money to pay for some
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tender eame into De MOM
.... 1,. Mid yea, he thought that was it sad that be was throws Petersburg the market is quoted fiat, at 48 cr. spot, and
wheat, and desired dm to get the slate and write down what •ew'7.:_z_m w",Wee,_ gr",_, On- in.,,,,,te '"'--,_,"7. i„,„. from his horse against the wall. After I had dressed the 471 to 48 s.r. Aorta ,• examine, 544. bra. The akerarte
he wanted. She did not do so, but went upstairs and took Roberts'''''`' " '0"• "'"•"."`"Y Pele"-' another 1•1"" "" """'' wound, I felt the young ma's pees, and asked how he wee. an very slowly :-1881, 2,706 ; 1860, 31,787 i
. 4
iambs_ - . . 4 13117....
...._ off her 11HW, ostoo down sad had tat, the prisoner *thin and whether there was anything else I could do for him. 1850, 22,401. Our elating are :-Spot, 1860, brad,
teediarass .... •. 4 Ism B IT =lier_i,, Maae isr tin. 16511......iwi1e.nAn he..benaa„l,,,.,„„.tnnasPne,A .1.,..,.; by the Ire smoking •a pipe and drinking •• glass of cold ley quiet for some time, and then Roberts went into the
The prisoner was peering up to this time. The young nisa 47e. Bd. to 47" ; Jul to , 475. ed. to 48s. ;Oct to
Ikea= - 6.6.'' " water. The tea she had poured out for him having be. frost room. He came back to look, and. then Major Mu- took my hard and said- Deo., 48s. ; y, 48s. • Jas. to March. 481. 6d. to • tuneellne an adulterous cohalAtetios with Thanes &luta& • • ray said he grasped the town sad with • Wavy blow 061 '•"era- come odd lee irked her to pour out another cup, but shemr. Sleigh objected to the conversation, as it was not in 49a. ; O&M scam. 48mild. to 49c, nominally; bed,
Slam t
4 :=199 a w forte tamer.
5 10 Mr. Lewin appeased for the petitioner.kaocked him down. A seven struggle ensued. The
refused, saying. " 1 wou't ,• you keys hems slandenng me all ~, ,__ thinking coming was tattling worst o . it, too o 475. to 47a 6d. ; ustraliso sheep, 48a. Bd. to 495. beef
Mr. Clark procesded-I pertectly reenact that ea one 45e. to Ms. $ Werke, 435. to 44e. Tows tallow is in
ffir . 4 rabarni
letheldates.... . 3 II The Cowl roads • demo sin.
home to wait on you is this way ? No ! I won't. I'll die a Jag or something like it, n° threw it '1 Lim. .11° turned ocossion the prisoner wee present, bemuse I asked him to desased, at 48e. net cash. Oacausist Oil firm ; Cochin,
clil
ass
round and saw some beer bottles near him, he seized one of
Led of Se Wan a 'Wet Bed
first" 7lw PrircHwr rid " !Arm shell" He then "-- these and beet Roberta about the head with it. He then get same brand 4 fort the
of youn tim:...Whde heitie.u. ob.:lrib! Ceylon, 44e. ;LI y Ine taLy , 44.; to 44a., 2tone rot
Oil, 35a.
to
4 lit mime
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3 7 Dr. lidaimenteare Herbert •Pillared IMP won MOM roc his tea, w • 4 sot the bon sad struck Roberte with it. He thought Ire ;ed. °PP° y asking q°eetions, s'
h.' ' • IlAg". 3fis. Rough fat,
us Drain ....
. 4 is =es : i =me. wh° kr • 411•••••, •• th•o=d ei II" KIT.° ceded the ••••••t •Essod get him a pint of Kai quieted Roberts, but he got up Tin, aad a stragrile let 7 • . • Va. id. • South American ono grease, .
. The Mt meeeiliai took_ fine in N pton- ale, telling • little boy who was in room to go with her. . r. Sleigh agnee objected to the evideooe. 2a. 7d. (From the Circular of Messrs. Singh and Charles,
WINN
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(Major Murray)lclosed the folding doors and then threw _ -
Ages - ethabilaggen. In 1E42 the rappandsmi ailed fir lailla,bairing nen to get the gig out spin, say* the would go to her „._
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cried
___,_. ,sato to me I sent the wounded man beck to London in the
""""knee, laying "Par . 4 I,
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3 II ' limetees 8 6So Ins, and they ranabed abreed bee shout five years. Gods sake, come up, I'm beteg murdered. It wen about
Is mews) would not let her have any pima The servant left, bail hour baton this that h. Major Murray sad
4 6 14(4 he Nether asked bits if it was true thug hoses bad sad as her return with the beer found the prisoner sitting an 6r ra 16W lor Witmer-If there had been but
a 1
3 t hen put is at Rugby ler anew marries.? Be said it was ; elan to his wife, end ■spon hie agmo asksw her to fetch the Mr. Roberta walking down Craveocourt together towards
Northumberland.. t. He had et Mr. Roberti two or $ c firmin Meats a 0 sad utters said he would put • stotachiewthe afar. The slate she compled, saying, " What am Ito pat down l" lie th time. that to i 0,,,, and bed n lien to hini. As
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4 6,4 Id Reweiddart- 4 :. is respeedeet said he might do that at Mahe wadi soll said, " Yea ksow what to put down ; why don't you put it .
t and Major ' w ' spokes
together, the Mr. Corrie-How do you think the wounds were waxed? was much less than last Mooday ; the demand very good,
thought it might have been occasioned by a fall, but as
one wound I should have at very full prices for bed, mutton, and lamb.
•-e--.-e-e-
-there was another of precisely the same description st the cogyff.__LoirDog, Jim 22,_ff.pmes ffetsids West
upper and back of the heed, I felt that that could not be Hartley, 16s. iiii. ; Holywell, 15a. Bd. • Lambert's West
e 6lt do It enewhere. Aceordieffly the wither wag tie the down r She rid, "Do you mean to ton me!" then put in °666_,.., .. ...__, Murray were , _
_,_g ,_,, ~ ~,_ the case. I should think that. the injuries could have been Hutt", len ; steeker's West flaa=il:66sd. fid. • Tanfieid
clergyman aid Wormed him ei the whole cue. Faded in up the aide did went 'mitten, he following. Shortly ate ryjor
• 3 74i =lee •••• - • 3 510 this meampt the respoodent want to Loadings+, in' Net- the maa mate is to iv She gig was ready the bedroom door •
37 a
nio oe cia. Dever IWO sar. notterte before to no • •
-1. life. Witness tooknoticeof the •
.. no
Arad.been some scratches about the face if the injuries bed been woom. 14s. ; Wylam, 1:14. ed. ; Walls BVTOO, frill. 6d.•
mooed by •a falL E Main, 17a. 9(1.; Walls End Bell, 16e: 13d. ; Wall;
M" 69 9 ' ireeleresemeede - - the sedeject of the
e rII tide .• e 6 7 _
3 VI I ewe* raid& 3 4 7 Hamettoßlatiterwtek. Mr. Humphreys-In the COUIlla of the narrative Major pressst snit, with • yowls woman named lad spew wee then heard, as well as a muse of sealing did
__, ~.. _ , n,_. n_ _ned • Mr. Parker-I reside at Ware, Hertfordshire. I al* • End Breddylls Mateo, 18s. 9d. ; Walls Fad Haswell,
him
bride the reem. 'The eirralls ram fora neighbour, ad after Murrayu -r. use ''..° n'tp' ''''' '''"`- "' magistrate for Middlesex. The prisoner and myself mar- 19a. 6d. ,• Walls Bad Hates, 19s. 6d. • Walls End South
" Orgy,* or ' that rile n."
WM NMI= Wasens • Handicap Sweeptakee of 15 The Court med.'s decree niel. to Amoco of same tin minutes met the prisoner walking ried two elite,,, I know the state of the family of the PH' lietton, 19e. 641. • Walla End Territtall, I7s. 3d. • Walk
NIL wok 810. Wit SW allied ; far 1-yr *lda Lod mile. MINDALL r. EJLNDALL AID waste away free' hie boom fa Ids usual manner. In the mean The inquiry wee then adjourned until this morning el sonar. He haa but one son, M. de Virlil. The young man End Kellora 18e. ,9cl. ; Wells End South Kellam, l'lts. 9.1.;
OM Ma) Dr. Spinks appeared tart he petitioner. thee the peer we're' brother bad arrived, and on his 10 o'clock. bass considerable fortune in money. I have corresponded Walls Had Tess, 19s. 3d. • Walls End Thornier, 16a. 3d. ;
sag late the bedroom east the prisoner coming out, and Shortly after the adjournment the jury proceeded to with the prisoner, and am families. with his handwriting. Walla gad ritradna Hartlepool, Inn ; Walla End Trim.
slb at 114 Mr. Kendall had married the regraded, Mks. Cos, of
REIM l7l Mdbiews Saw Ms sister Icher en the bed dyiug, her throat cut. He Northumberland-Newt, where they made a careful wand. The letter handed me is in his handwriting. If
1 was here don Thornley, 16e. 3d. • Csrway and Diann Anthracite,
s Mese Is Owns - ma gds . Conway sad Duff," melting, 24,,-ohies at
4 Henneford for aheet eight years, where he wee • iiima ta. prisoner la kitchen, the pruone• r tenni soaer making inquiries relative to his son. who, he nand. market, '42; sold, 41.
4 MIX& draper. la 1818 be came to louden aid took to Idm, o you may go upikin . I h.„ d-nria the job.
had disappeared from has lodging, suffering from an injury
Leollsomeacy
ea awiemer. *Wm.. ai fic.rtan 'b" 11° had bia nails" To • woman who came in he alia mid, " I have dons it, he received from the rearing of his hone. It was dated _
• 11•0•1••• at No. I, Wobemapiees, Rumell.equare. In the taken, NAVAL AND MILITARY.
end em million to be hanged for it." He then walked off from the Clarendon, and bore date the 29th June. WEATHER REPORT.
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_,._lese to his father's bone at Sa. Edmunds. and was found there - "--- M. de Vidil we then sworn.
I Ihrtm•111.
MONDAY, JOLT 21, 8 TO 9 A.N.
1 Wdpile WWWwd beL,T=Tre___„,,, "ree,_"6l7-1, """',..e3_, '''''','"' at about 9 o'clock, sitting by the fire, smoking a pipe, and Isitonlogvv, JULY 22.- A reonmrmera -Cap- Mr. Corrie-Do you still persist in your determination
Inew_,._ ,_ante weer,,_"'""e",__s_.•
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....`""" `"" ",___"r • 'ew,,,_d•Z drinking • gem of brandy and water. Os seen the police. lain M. S. Naoth, to command the Princess Charlotte, es not to give evidence in this cue ?
LIP
il 11%pilisse-46ser •••__, ••••s______•"'•":_.__""'",_••••••'•i__ ....,...1/.443 6""°' °W. ~._ wadable he saki, "Then you harem..., for me, have you? senior officer, end is charge of naval establishments at Haag M. de Vidll7l do.
"r 4 6w.""'"' """'"'___,,,,,_"' bee w""'"'"•• •er ftwaY 6166.6" I have done it-hay'ret I?Is du dead !" The constable How Sergeant Williamson-I took the prisoner into custody on n, ft, ts, D. F. C. L B.
the feeppne-
the Pfldikell• wee lung., a• how •97 tidings of her• but said, " Yes, she to ;" on which the prisoner said, "Then Lieutenants A. F. Marescaux, to the Edinburgh; aad Es hie arrival in England. He came to London accompanied -......-- .-- - --- -' • Led ends/
le Ma afar • time the save her methar ne aiiress, and a coerce I'll die too. I shall make no resistemos. I'll go quietly F. Weld, to the Cornwallis. by two French officers.
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acid 61: 1?!r.1677.1„ ..___ with yon wherever you like." On the way to Wisbeaoh he Mr. G. C. Langley has been nominated to • navel cadet- Inspector Minton produced the hat H. do Vidil wore on NADA
N zma 1... mg Ware rasa. In cos w mum wia Wet •- Ilar ego& the constable how the
111111914119 erationent, Na 1. Wobs=raerad in •owner ha thooght he should be hanged.
1 might pto Jericho for her." Is y hanged people, sad whether ship.
Those are the einem-
stenos, of this brutal murder, and from the =most of his
.12 that "there had Wen • time when she bed • remota, for being taken halo custody the prisoner has meadhelod • The Pylades, 21,
a marrrage bat now that she was MOWS of as good •• peddle earn indifference H' Wet His c ewer, Dams to h... power, Captain De COU/Cy, Came .
CHATHAM, JULY St tattoo in front.
screw corvette, 350-horsc Mr. sie
We day of the oaurrence, in which there was a deep
Inspector Thornton-That is the case.
into harbour yesterday set charge agent my client sass se 65 N.W.
indent A 881311311 29.65 a te 8.
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igh-I am at a loss to undeestand what is the ex. ?among__ no et ea w.tt.w.
51* 111.1"18-1111.1111" I 5 ill 6 * 1.1.611.-441* if she did sm why she should ma 41416 bafirdners trb.. hue tine he should be bangs* as seen as poeshle, aid en afternoon from Uri P- a and "South Amer can stations, Me. Conic-It has not been variedin the leaf. _
there
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11 r sees if be had Dot tried to play the loier, whisk hod sown he seemed careless as to his position. His cool. massive she commenced strittning and returning her stone any evidence against the prisoner. 1, .. se.a 116 Is 8.9.5. 2
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I 7 Iladehelt re Na 30 W•l4•l•*Tin". k-elisig' Thl" tram" residence was the conclusion that the mime ems ceounitied wilfully and board the Mariboreugh, war departoset trampors. which I owl not take up your time by any observations, but re- LONDOI MN MI 67 &W. _
Inthat f 0 eausenso so unknown, and the Court ',wring thornoog nab persona wickedly. landed them at tan eslannes Wog, Beepender sod shell, serve them for another °coulee. I have, however, to apply DOWDA
NM - mug 1140114011, 11141 WNW &aims had been inserted in the news. Mr. D. Keane and Mr. Couch were cannel for the crown ; wore placed do the magadase at Drier Castle. that as you intend to commit the prisoner, you will accept PO/127311017111.. 19.32 Id 61 &W. g
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Tenaked
determined to commit the prisoner e_____.... rue ei a w.s.w. 3
- The Court aide • dense nisi.
ffiingir. jedetmegii. onlitS 111881 the Prig ,01;00 10 Pima. ma k• al bowing deti that the whole of the troops shall be rept- ire to for trial. I have now to consider your application relat j'Esilr
TA774011 & TAWS AND 079008A1T.-A winssoz CAI& one, is • Arm voice, said " Gull?. Wily instructed in ginioutic exercises as • part of their liffi. From the peculiar nature of the case, and the comma... gm es - & 1
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MIDDLESEX v. MAR RHONE CLUB AND Dr. Swabia, appeased foe the petitioner ; sad Mr. Th• lured Judge thee acid- 120, "7 Suite now You military el ,an order has beau issued from the position of the parties, I cannot but think it would be un- ‘=:,. ~... e• - B. 3
OROUND. Pasha" fee the eonespendent, usdarstead the natured your ea ;by it you norms that Hone 0 sidling upon general and other officers, to advisable to accept tall, because penes with ample means MUD 10 - 8. 6
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make an- BATONITI HAW 71 -- &K.
This match, for the benefit of Royston, the well- ...I:lllo_,_,sk"""baels_n___°l_Shil •••• were 1••••______,•••1 Culla
• I
•u wily recommend you to re-onsider teat stations which can readily be mode available for that sacrifice in money to evade the law. I shall therefore . '1"
team aricketer. at Lets me en used cm that grouted •• "`"""""4 """"" reel WIWI° .1° supposed " rani;
yeateeday,aad it will be seen that Mr. Jam Walker hod lived fee seine time se Mrs. Wilson, at No. NA, part. 7007 Pie, sod to have PM! trialparposs. Under the new. agt gymnasia are in be not take bail If you are not satisfied with my decision, a
• drape eleven again* the elski. We snliam the more.tne soma, °mow. ism vim* she bed nwewod theviiiPrimmer-I won't alter it, air. I shall wt alter it. I forthwith established at Chatham, Portsmouth, Woolwich, judge always sits in town, town and you can make application to IIMPLLNATION.
IL angsded ma mum! m st deg. at mean an
metal will be seamed this day, both of Mr. Jab Tisch" aid d Captain Urquhart. 6.0_81•1t7i my lord. Shoesness,and one or two other important military stations, Olen. Mod s male el vatted itm, causing about one-hundredth
The prisoner was then fully committed to Newgate for above 32 deg., causlos
0. rho gsg og coos. ash Ai, wee ~,,,ssd at 3s. aeogroi. ar. Metcalfe--I am instructed, my lord, by his frieods, to at each of which places every encourgemeet has been for . of - v....1rd each 10 disp. .
MIDDLISEX.
Nereaes. dens
thermometer
stair isema. to Ur. Taylor, r Amy Elisabeth Della' defend him. I had an Interview with him on Saturday. so tipast given the troops to exercise themselves in trial, and the whole of the witnesses were bound over to mady
Me
in the usual manner. The prisoner seemed greatly in own ig.-Igidetwea WM (tar evaporation and dew
2. 1,„ awie.„, aft., ninj.wow fri.. . „maw Fed 64 =9. At fins bk.. Taylor woos with her and he was then quite fixed in his dstannination to plead athletic ',porta:
' asf=ired and astonished •at the result of the investigation. point). ti-nreettes of 111 ad (true-two volute tett of imag-
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a m end thee be took a lame for her Vli• The examination of officers, teadidatos for sines-
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Ana plan, who died Nisi the effect.. it we. supposed, of
en reroutes w haneback with Mr. ForTSIEf. &MOIST •
gabsMirk reakilkag at ths 34....i0w• num, near CIS e.
be/pond frau the evidence that on Viedamiday Irk
Item baronet oiOt sad aloe o'clock la the eiresiag.
lk. fDrgdefd was OS Immebeek sear the Omni poldie-bewo.
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TATUM T. TATLOS AND URPOHART.—A MANOR DANIA
Dr. ilwebey appeared for the petitioner ; sad Mr.
Parboil for the sorrespondeat.
The eirrearraese of this ere wee sorewhat peculiar.
The respoadest, whose nal sent* was supposed to be Ford,
bad lived for some tint* as Yr. Wilms, at No. 32a, part.
otreet, Gronsucormnere, when she bad received the vain
balk el Mr. John Richard Taylor and of pptain Urquhart.
Cu the ard of Jura 18110 eke was manned at St. Demo's,
to Mr. Taylor, es Amy Illisalork Mos
tatirAZl4 At One Mr. Taylor weatt with bar
to and Mr be took '9f
louse far her
ia liar, at Collier, roar Bristol. where
hemmer she pared se Mr. Urquhart, the object of this
eingakrananartieet beim to cceseal the
rarrisge from Mt Tsyleilsuf:arilyi.liag pelitinear spent
apontoo of his time at Tridawseppisce, earl partly with
IM friends at Bristol
A servant named Drinkwater elated AM Captain
Uftuhart began to visit at the hoer in Park-straut is 1867,
airi Mt Taylor ia 1554. Had seen Caplan Urquhart in
bed with her Linn= ; hat sr Mr. Taylor. 11. r. Taylor
had, however, • room in the bow" and need to stay tfire
when he care to town. whisk was about ones a month. At
the end of IMP, Ma. Wilms writ away with Captor
Urquhart he a short tire. and ea her rotate she Tasselled
Mra. Urquhart. This was of arum helm the mar-
dep. Told Captain 1.10111104 that bar mirror wee
parried en the day that the aerereey took place.
Mara Tarr was senor at Trelswaey-plaos. Her ode.
trees asked her if she Geoid hold • seent, sad if she would
receive letters for her her • gsetiseasa rand Captain
Urquhart. Winless @greed to do es, and received lettere
which she hooded to the reepondiset. Could sot say
how her mistress received Mr. Taylor except that she
did resin Met She was called Mrs. Urquhart.nd a the petitioner Mr. Taylor. Afterwards
Urquhart rod to visit the house. The resporlest coos
west to Weston-super-Mara from which place she went
with the aresepoodeut to Beth. Ceptain Urquhart bad
• wil=shimineMre. Taylor at
Used to call her " Mistreat." Captain
Urlahert celled her " Yn. Taylor."
eta Ford, • Meter of the respondeet, went with Mr
C7and his wife to htoe after the wedding. He
h:t she bed borne the name ~f Urquhart, but did
set her anything particular said about it. Visited the
sespetedeat at tiebam. Mr. Taylor area very kind to be
in iflisene's Wee them from a Saturday to a
Meads,. • Urquhart tense, and witness believed
last be Apt with the respondent.
fillo C. therwell said the midair had disclosed • wry
*amp Mate el things. It wee tree that connivance wee
eat pleaded, but the Court was bound to 'Misty itself,
eel merely from so much of the circumstances as the par-
ties char to lay befons bits, but from all the facia la the
ace. that the petitiorr had not been guilty of such milt-
radon as would deprive bins of his legal remedy. It was
arrialy • wife to
thing that he should have
allowed his wife to bear the Dams under which he knew
that she had previously canted oci an illicit amour.
Dr. threhey said it WY no doubt a strange cam
Sir C. Cromwell—A very strange case—almost as straps,
es thei the petitioner should hare married the reepoodent at
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NORTHERN CIRCUIT..—You, JULY 22.
Nzu Pima Omer.
(Before Mr. Baron Martin and a Special Jury.)

TEI QUM e. CIAJILIIIIIWOUTH.
At Ilee opening et the wart this eaceseug Mr. Omura
stated that he had hem instructed by the Attamey-Oseeral
to apply to his lordship to enter a verdict of sot guilty
Epos the sixth sad seventh counts in the indictment is the
ease, those counts having been abandoned by the Atkeney•
Ginierni during the trice us Saturday. These counts bad
reference to the money given in birlhes7 to Job. Wale-
wriArlit Simeon Speak, two of the voters.
r. Mellish, on behalf of the defendant, said it ought to
be takes that his lordship directed a verdict oa than two
mate.

-1-ItTlesrneil Judge remarked that to his belief he did stets
is soft* up that there was DO erideuce with respect to
these counts.

Mr.idellish observed that it wee quite right to be taken
that kis lordship said so. The verdict given was in a rim.
bar stria•

Rio Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief
barks decided that the whole of the troops shall be regu-
larly instructed in gymnastic exercises as a part of their
military education, an order has been issued from the
Horse Gorda, Galling upon general and other offioers, to
consider whether there are any existing buildings at impor-
tant sholisios which can readily be made available for that
=Under the new arrangement gymnasia am to be
it established at Chatham, Portsmouth, Woolwich,
Bisearsess,sad one or two other isportest military stations.
at each of which places every eisesaangemmet bas been for
sass time past gives the keeps M ezessise themselves is
athletic sports.
The examination of officers, candidates for admis-
sion to the Staff College, before General Knollys, the viols-
Ztat, and the members of the Council of Military
tron, oornmeseed yesterday at the Royal Hospital,
Chelsea. About thirty candidates were present. The exa-
mination terminates on the 29th inst.
The next competitive examination of candidates
for direct commisions, before the Council of Military Edu-
cation, will take plain on Monday, August Pith. at the
Royal Hospiial, Chelsea. The examination will extend
over six days.

UNIVEREITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JOLT Et.

MAGDALEN COLLllOl.—Tlee election to a fellow-
ship of this college (for which there were eight candidates),
open to all who had passed their examinations, required by
the Univenity of Oxford, or he University of Cambridge,
for the degree of Beeheler d Ails ; the examination for
which was chiefly in subjecte recognised in the School of
" Liters Ifuntaniorte," and which lasted eve days, was this
morning awarded to Chalemer William Chute, of Balliol
College; who is 1868 °braised &trod clam in the Moderation
Maim' School ; 1860 gained the Ireland Scholarship ;
and the same year was awarded the Oaisford Prize (verse) ;
madam is the wood public examhsation, wee placed is
the frit clam is the School of " Literm Humaniores."

COVENANTED 13XLVA11711.-011 the motion of Mr.
R. Seymour, there has been laid before parliament a copy
of the covenants entered into by members of the East India
Civil Service. In addition to general covenants for fidelity,
obedience to orders, and amounting, Use covenanted war.
emits biud themselves to deliver to the government, on de-
mand, all their books and papers containing an outcry or
memorandum touching government business, notwithstand.
leg that there may be private entries therein ; they are not
to divulge any matter relating to the government which
ought to be kept secret ; they are not to socept presents
from persons with whore in the course of their oAafsl duty
they have any dealing. or imps/actions ; they are not to
to
contrary to any lawful regulations ; if charged with
wrung doing towards persons who aro not European-born
subjects of her Majesty, they are to submit to the decision
of the Secretary of State in council, or of the governor in
council of the presidency, if these see St to interfere ; they
are not to return to Europe or quit their presidency with.
out leave in writing, sod previously to removal are to pay
any debts they owe to persons not European-born subjects
of the crown ; no settlement of their account. is to be
deemed conclusive sgaiest the government of India unless
it be made by the Secretary of State in council ; and,
lastly, they are to subscribe to the civil fund and the an-
nuity fund.
Goy/in:nun EBEIGRATION.—The number of ships
&stediad by the Emigration Commissioner. to the Aus-
tralian colonies from 1847 to 1860 inclusive was 851; the
number of souls who embarked in these vessels amounted
to 266,099 ; the number of deaths that occurred on the
voyage was about 5,006, or 1.88 per cent. ; the maximum
contract price for the conveyance of these emigrants was
25/. 18s. 4d. per statute adult, the minimum contract price
9/. 9s. 5d., and the average 15/. Bs. ld. The commissioners
despatched 41 ship to the Cape of Good Hope ; 10,668 souls
embarked ; 142 deaths occurred on the voyage, or 113 per
cent.; the maximum contract price was 14/. 9s. 5d., the
minimum 81. 17s. 3d., the average 11/. 4.. 11d. To Natal
the commissioners despatched seven ships ; 651 souls em-
barked ; about four deaths occurred on the voyage or '6l
per mat. ; the maximum contrast pries was 181., the Wai-
mea 141., sad the averigels/. 18.. lid.
" We find Du Barry's Delicious Health-resteefeix
*sealants Arabia, Food the sated remedy for habitual
patio% hattrorrhoida. ludisestion "livens*, consommes,
bcourcolds. asthma, hnochitis, diarrhmt, dysentery, brit&
, sleeplessness. atrophy, nervousnessiz=o%!!lllt
hal/there, nausea. flatulency. distension.
nt the flyer, debility. aim al*, dropey."—Aadrew f/rZVIZ,
▪ Dr. Horny, Dr. ambled, Br._ Orimpbell, Dr. Warner. I
Tacked In tine, 11b.. 8.. 94. : Y. et : Vb. lle. • 111 b., tbs. I
Barry Da Barry sad .77. Itereatelmet. m.; Portals
and Samoa : sfteese and Blackwell: mho at Li
et O nosncacharch.
I Weal; Cliameide; Sand Lk Oziard4allol.--advertillmultt4

NOVARA AND LAMB ORTA RAILWAY.—A special
general meeting of the shareholders of this company was
held yesterday at the Westminster Palma Hotel, 'Victoria-
buildings, for the purpose of pawing a special resolution for
altering and making new provisions in lien of those con-
tained in table B, these rules not being applicable to the
company. The Secretary having read the notice convening
the meeting, ➢fr. Maaterman, the solicitor, read the heeds
of the proposed regulations, and a formal resolution ap-
proving of them was carried itoanimously. A resolution
was then passed calling another meeting on the 24th August,
for the purpose of confirming the previous motion, and the
proceedings closed with a vote of thanks to the chairman.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

Mai; on Martin said the verdict was guilty upon the
Ant mutt. The secood count was oe the same footing as
the Grit, and the jury could not agree as to the remainder
et the counts.

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club Ind wawa IA all le Owe nelbeng rah
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—Mr. Yellnh remarked that in all or*linary same it must
be taken that if • judge said • verdict was to be entered
for the defendant it was lobe se, though **formal applica-
tion were made. He viand it not to be considered that he
had given his amseut.
Mr. Baron Martin said he thought he should take it upon
Mandl to direct a verdict of not guilty on thews two costs.
Hie lordship added-1 will tell you, Mr. Mellish, what is
soy entry!. A verdict of guilty on the first count, and the
fury dlK3aepd as the ethers; and 1 direct a verdict to be
eetere4l lest gollyM ths sint► wad seventh counts, which
.mw Anima elk, the coulee et the trial

TIM WON L CIORMIL—MCIAL nay.
Mr. Ormond, Q.Q, Mr. Mask, Q. 0., Mr. Clossby, Q.C.
sad Mr.Si wore far Ms seat; Mr. Prim, Q. 0., sad
Mr. Mak we for Qs dodssisat.

RAILWAY Comm®.—YorkYday in the Com-
mittee of the Lords, of which the Earl of Chichester is
chairman, the bill of the London, Chatham, and Dover
Railway for new lines sod deviation. was pasted, their lord-
ships intimating that they saw no objection in view of the
relations that subsisted between the Mouth Eastern Com-
pany sad the Loadoe, Chatham, and Dover, to the inset,
Lion of ahem giving power to the Board of Tuttle to ap.
point • repriatencleat in the interest of tho comprise and
the publics. b the Earl of Devon's committee the bill of
the briers Comities Railway was pursed, sod that of the
Lyn. and Settee Bridge Hallway pro:waded with ; sod in
the Bed of lltredbroke's committee the case for the pro-
vosts:. of the Newcastle-oil-Tye. sad Dement and Weer-
dale &bray was timed.
RLIOIIIIC AND lIITIMICATIOWAL TELEGRAPH COW.
rAirr.—At s mesh* of the board of directors of this cora-
pony, held yestardey, it was resolved to reconuneed to the
proprietor Si lAN general meeting to be held on the let
moire bibbed of 31. 10e per amt. for the
C111(4-y le
ear.
IbITSOPOISTAN Fin Home; Dsvotteints-
num Ctrs.—The wetsber et patients relieved
during the week July 20 was: Modred, 1,181;
leergleak 413-4e4.1, at 'dila we were new me.

ATNBWORTIL—JnIy Si, th;;;ifejddlr. Semi. Ainsworth, "Ills,
Mont Blanc, flpringirmve, W. of a son.
ARTON.—JuIy id at Atockwell-porit.road, North Brixton, the
wife of Mr. 0. F. Aston, of a daughter.
COX.—July 17, at ilurongste, Brenta owl, the wife (.f A. Z. Cot,
Fan., of • sou.
OLYN.—JuIy 18, at Upper Bcclestonatrect, the wife of H. C.
Glyn, Commander, 1.N., of a ion.
GOLD.—July It at Backville.etreet, Dublin, the wife of Mr. If.
Gold, of a ion.

BATY—TILL—DaIy IR at the perishMABBIAOFIL church, Clapham. by the
Rev. R. Batt' , 11. A., the Rev. T. J. Baty. M.A., to Stella Tgl.
daughter of Ike late G. TM, Req., of St. Omer, Prance.
PACK —GOULD. —July IS, at the parish church of St. John's.
Hackney, by the Ire. J. C. Harvey, It Pack. Fag.. of New-
foundland, to Cott daughter of the late J. fkuild, Eoi.
WAY—PARRY.—J 18, at Trinity Church, Tunbridgevrefh,
by the Rev. IL K. ay. the Rev. J. 11. Way, Vkar lire-
bury Gloucestershire, to Caroline, daughter of the late Ad.
salmi Sir 6 Parry.

—h e a;stier el the Maballad bribery
The risfeediat was as aethe partiew of Mr. & L
arneTeerkilwatli
st the Wakelield Asides is April, 1859, awl be we
&psi with baring exprided • easrable sum of wow
is halms sham to who ha lb. Chealisworth, sari
aeries tense to ethos. Time wee Ilvs
swiss' ; ewe Wiesen te
panel whit sop is braise Yr. Chritrierthis reties

DEATHS
ALLESTON.—JuIy 17. R. AUattoo. of Nortolltatrve,
Wand, aged SC
SARNIA—JuIy 17, at Brighton, Mr. R. Barney, aged U.
ISLACILBURNL—JuIy 10, at Upper Brook-street, Oroaresser-
= Anne, wits of J. I. Blackburne, Esq., of Bale, Wm-
-It. at VI _
batt, iq., watt IML

Greenwich. R. OM-

Dr. am* saileitledibronaver, that the Court had only
ies
le eseilar bay the lieser 64 treated her &Iles the
usit.

Prlmbed mad Pttblimbed by WMLux Xi= Hum of No. f.
Lcenbard-alreet. to the City of London. Printer. at tte
O. ln
lina Lombard-street. in the Precinct of Whitetriasa--
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