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The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-11

MINER.-(THIS DAY.)

ONE O'CLOCK.
The mining market is very quiet, and prices
generally are unchanged. Chiverton Moor shares
are quoted 7 to 3 ; East Caradon, 31 to
East Grenville, 295. to 31s. ; Great Vor,
13 to 16 ; Marie Valley, 7 to ; North Crofty,
13 to a; North Treskerby, 13s. to 15s. ; Prince of
Wales, 33e. to 375. 6d. ; West Chiverton, 60 to
61 ; and Wheal Grenville, 62k to 673.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are quoted
as follows ;—St. John Del Rey, 18 to

19 ; Don Pedro, 2: to 3 preen:: Adegib-
Brazilian. 1-16 to 3-16 pron. ; Olioatalsa.
II to 2,1; Roma Grande, to Aar
Italian, par to prem. ; United ' 1 to
$ ; Frontlet* and Bolivia. Ito ; and Pdrt
14 to i•

RAILWAY, MINING, AND •OTHER

SHARES.-(THIS DAY.)

[Closing peas. I. 1 p.a.]
COLONIAL OOVERNIUNT SICURITDIS.
Canada, 6 per oent.Taa. and July, 1877-84, int, Lag.
Do., 6 per cent., Maroh and Sept., 1041, ad.
Do„ 6 per oent., and July, 36k,
Mauribus, 1882, 107 i.
• Do., 1806-98, 1101.
New South Wales, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 11311 he
1896, 9n 1, ad.
New Zealand, 6 per cent., 99, N. 1.
Do. (86i. paid), 87.
Do., Jane and Deo., 1891, 110.
Now Scotia, 1876, 192.
Queensland, 6 per oent., lan. and July, 1891, 196, xd.
Tasmanian, 6 per cent.,1896, and July, 106, xd.
Victoria, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, 113, ad.
Ditto, 6 per cent., April and Oct., 1131, 14.
ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS.
Bristol and Exeter, 83.
Caledonian, 74.
Great 4:astern, 361, 1, 1.
Great Northern A (A receives no dividend until I pet
cent has been paid to IS), 96.
Great Western, Original, 481, 1.
Do. S. Val. Raul., gee., 66.
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1281.
London, Brighton, mid South Coast, Sl.
Landon, Chatham, and Dover, 191.
London and North Western, 1131. 14.
Metropolitan, 1141.
Midland, 1041, 1 1.
North Eastern (Berwick), 1021.
Do., Leeds, 67.
Do., York, 921.
South Eastern, 74.
London, England, 1868-07-11

BETTEIG IN LONDON-nu:DAL

Thera was another small attendance at the dubs to-day, and
very little done. The favourite for the Goodwood Stakes kept
Sim, no more than 4 to 1 being offered against her, while at half
a point more she would have been backed for several hundreds.
Although Ecartk was not supported, offers against him were
limited to 11 to 1 and 100 tog would have been booked in his
favour. Papillon and Tabouret were both in demand at their
respective prices, and Wellow again found friends at 2.5 to I.
For the Goodwood Cup, upwards of LlOO were laid out on Julius
at li to 1, and there wore, at the same time, inquiries after him
stable-companion Speculum. The French horse Suzerain was
also backed for a little at 10 to 1. No other change presented
itself. Prices :

_ .
GOODWOOD tITAKES.
4 to 1 apt Clotnera (off, t 9 to 2)
11 to 1 Priart4 (off t 100 to b)
100 to 8 Papillon (t)
100 to 6 -- TaUniret t and w)
20 to I buffer (1)
25 to 1 Willow (t)
200 to 2 f3alpineten (off, after 500 to 10 and 500 to 71 had
Lien taken)
GOODWOOD CUP.
5 to 2 &gat Blinkhoolie (off)
5 to 1 -- Julius (t)
sto 1 Npeculam (off, t6to 1)
10 to 1 fluaerain (t and off)
10 to 1 Priponnier (off)
100 to 8 Itlueskin (off, t 100 to 6)

T. LEO R.
& to 2 apt The Earl (off)
DERBY.
12 to 1 art Bel adrum (off, t 1.500 to 100)

BETTING AT MANCHESTER-FIu:DAT.
GOODWOOD RTAKB23.
9 to 2 eget Domes (t) 100 to 6 acid Romping Girl 't)
11 to 1 Wart* (of) 90 to 1 Cannon Ball (1.)
100 to 8 Pion (t) 90 to 1 (7horal (t)
100 to 6 Taboret (t) 90 to 1 Btrodbrolie (off)
100 to 6 -- turifes (t) I 96 to 1 Wellow (t)
100 to 6 Our Mary Ann (t)
London, England, 1868-07-11

COVENT OABDEN.-(THIS DAY.)

Heavy consignments of foreign fruit have this week
reached the market, including a large cargo of West India
pines in sound condition. The unusually warm weather
of the last few days has had an unfavourable effect upon
fruit under glees, some of which is of very inferior
quality, common peaches and nectarines selling as low at
is. ed. to 2s. per doz. Cauliflowers and other vegetables
are also showing the ill effects of the continued dry
weather. Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, stocks, lilies
of the valley, pelargoniums, fuchsias, mignonette, and
roses.

HAY MARKECT.-(THIS DAY.)

Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade firm at the
following prices:—Prime old hay, 100 s. to 110 s. ;
tenor ditto, 80s. to 90s. ; prime new hay, 955. to 100 s. ;
inferior ditto, 70s. to 80s. ; prime old clover, 110 s. to
I2os. ; inferior ditto, 80s. to 90s. ; prime new clover, 00s.
to 108 s. ; inferior ditto, 70s. to 80s. ; straw, 30s. to 365.

QUEENSTOWN, JULY 11.—The National Steam-
ship Company's steamer Erin, from New York, arrived
here at 9 cm. to-day with 60,000 dokt. in specie. She
landed passengers, and proceeded for Liverpool.

TRAFFIC itscrarra. —The traffic receipts of rail-
way. in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week
ending July 4, on 13,251 miles, to 791,8101., and for the
corresponding week of last year, on 12,996 miles, to
774,2771., showing an increase of 25.5 miles and of
17,633/. The gross receipts on the following 14 railways
amounted in the agregate, on 9,673 mile', to 662,75ar
and for the corresponding week of 1867, on 9,382
miles, to 648,418/., showing an increase of 191 mike
and of 14,332!. The inereaw on the Caledonian and
North British amounted to 1,6272. ; on the Great Easters
'to 2,1031. • on the Great Northam to 4,1921. ; on the Greet
Southern and Western to 1,9881. ; on the Lancashire and
Yorkshire to 394/. ; on the London and North Western to
3.299/. ; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to
879/. ; on the tendon and South Western to 1.73'11.;
on
the Midland to 1,07111. ; and on the South-Easters to
1,9461.—t0ta1, 19,1381.; but from this must be deducted
355/., the decrease on the Great Western; 6671. oa the
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire ; and 3,8944 on the
North Eastern—together, 4,8061., leaving the increase ea
above, 14,3321. TheAriods and mineral traffic on three
lines amounted to 5611., and for the
week of 1867 to 323,647 ~ showing a decree:V=lAZ
The receipts for passengers parcels, dm., amossied to
342,1891., against 324,7711., showing an Maness of
17,4182. 'The traffic receipts on 52 other lines amounted.
on 3,678 miles, to 129,060/., and for the oorresposilimr
week of last year; on 3,614 miles, to meow., eiholoiNt
increase of 64 miles and of 3,2011. The total, remittals&
the past week show en increase of 9,5631. as oomaissill
with those of the preceding week ending the lath
of June,
London, England, 1868-07-11

Mr. Vaughan—Certainly. 100/. each.
Mr. Elworthy- And in my care alro, I presume.
Mr. Tripp must object to that. Ile was worry to 4,
in the case of • member of hie own profession, t . '
was a great distinction between the

. .
Mr. Vaughan said Mr. Elworthy ,nust find 1.111. I
of 100/.
Bail not being forthcoming, Mr. Elworthy wuv r.
in the prison van.
London, England, 1868-07-11

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wonderful liquid. It to now offered to the pubhe in a more colleen-
Meted form, and at a lower price.—Bold in bottles, 3a. sash: also,
W., 7a. ed.; and sash with brush.
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for " Rowlands lialydor," and beware of spurious and pernicious
articles under the name of "Bandar."

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London, England, 1868-07-11

rELEDON MEETING.

CAMP AND ARRIVAL OP THE
tEitti.—(THlS DAY.)
on Wimbledon-common, in
ling fortnight the crack riflemen of
imbering several thousands, will be
vas opened this morning, and long be-
iteers had arrived in large numbers
it Britain. The arrangement of the
11 carried out, and everything,
render the volunteers as com-
ics of the service will permit.
the camp, which will have to be
itilcr canvas, have been issued to the
state that reveillee will be sounded in
ack, orders at 10.45, tattoo at 10.30
v,t post at 11 o'clock. Ten
• last post" the lie down will be
must be extinguished. Officers in
*tit,. adjutants, unlerly officers, and
Teed lights fur an additional quarter

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general purpose wheel and
r.h. was concluded last evening. The
ig ploughs finished their work this
eutly the light land ploughs were
lot completed their ta.k when we
is reported yesterday that the trial
ad been abandoned in consequence
Through the courtesy of Mr.
are enabled to give an authoritative
ingement of the trials in this respect.
Mended, we are informed, that
the steam implements should be
le best should be selected to under-
il trial in the autumn. It has been
e uovelticsaud improvements in con-
rous, and that the judges will be able
miou of their respective merits by the
lc they perform on the land where
The competitors, too, are anxious
not be deferred, and have all ep-
ees to a document stating that they
fling furthe final trial to bemade here.
pencil of the society will have to
the opinion of the committee, and
etitors; and this will doubtless be
Ic. Meanwhile the steam cultivators
-order, and several have commenced
se awards for these it is expected will
the 16th or 16th July ; as the Ample-
r be tested by dynamometer, it will
and the principal part of the
ltivation has yet to be done.
nil and horse ploughing will
this (Saturday) evening. The
;V got to work to-day in real
has yet been node, in cense-
.l, "i the soil, and there is consider-
l'he trial of harrows, clod
not Set commenced. Leicester

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THE WIMBLEDON MEETING.

Yesterday all the preparations for the opening
of the camp on Wimbledon-common were completed. The
offices of the National Rifle Association, which wore closed
in Pall-mall on Tuesday last, have now been opened on
the common. The only difficulty which the numerous
working parties have bad to contend against has been the
extreme heat, the like of which it is stated has never pre-
viously presaged the Wimbledon meetings. Never before
certainlyh has the common presented such a dry and
up appearance, and the slightest movement raises
a cloud of dust on some parts of the common, which,
should the present intense heat continue, will render
the frequent use of water carts indispensable.
The few ponds or ditches have been dried up, and the ear-
wigs, for which Wimbledon is famous, are in abundance.
Yesterday and Thursday the erection of the separate
camps belonging to the 17 metropolitan regiments were
commenced, and the space which these alone will cover
will be about double that of last year. Among those
already erected, and which will be the most arnspeuotus
are those belonging to the Victorian, the City of London
Rifle Brigade, the Queen's (Westminster), the London
Scottish, Civil Service, and St. George s. Others are in
course of formation belonging to 3rd Middlesex Artillery,
the 2nd London Engineers, the South Middlesex Rifles,
the 19th Middlesex, the Customs, the Bloomsbury, the
Central London Rangers, the Ist Surrey, and two Tower
Hamlets regiments. It le anticipated that by sunset
to-night most of the riflemen who are about to
compete at the meeting will have arrived at
Wimbledon. and the remainder are expected on Mon-
day. All the railways having their termini in the me-
tropolis have undertaken to convey riflemen in uniform
at cheap fares from various parts of the kingdom, and
last evening several hundreds arrived in London by the
Great Northern, Great Western, South Eastern, Great
Eastern, and London, Chatham, and Dover Railways,
who will leave for the camp this morning. Those who
were chiefly observed belonged to Lancashire, Glouces-
tershire, Worcestershire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Wilt-
shire, Leicestershire, Norfolk, Lincolnshire, &c.,
besides many Scottish volunteers. The meeting, which
commences on Monday morning next, will he the ninth
of the National Rifle Association, and it will commence
punctually at a quarter-past 9, with the competition for
the bronze medal of the association, between 01104
Cambridge, the Tower Hamlets and Middlesex. The
other events for the day will be the Army Rifle Club
matches, the Bars Prize, the Extra Prizes, Enfield% at
200 yards; the Alexandra Prize, .500 and 600 yanls ;
Military Breech-loader Competitive, Ist stage, Enfield%
Association Cup and Sweepstakes, at 200, 600, and 600
yards. All the targets have been arranged, and everything
is in readiness for the competitors. At the conclusion of
the meeting, on the 26th, the Duke of Cambridge will re-
view the Metropolitan Volunteer Foroe.
London, England, 1868-07-11

FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS.

Orel Vitebsk, vs.. by Russian Government, 5 per out,
831, 4i, 31, 4.
COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINES.
Cbontalee Gold and Silver Mining (Limited), 2i. 2.
Don Pedro, North del Rey, 3 pia.
Frontino and Bolivia Gold (Lim.), 1, 11-16,
Roeea Grande, I, 7-16 pm.
Scottish Australian (Limited), 15-16, 1.
St. John del Rey (Limited), 19k, 181, 19, 181.

DOCK&
East and West India, 118.

Agra (Limi JOINT STOCK BANKS.
B
Alliance (Limite4, 91f4f.
Anglo-Austrian, 121, ad.
Anglo-Egyptian Banking (Limited), 181,1.
Australasia, 521.
British North American, 51.
Chartered of India, Australia, and China, 191.
English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, 171, 17.
Imperial Ottoman, 114, f ad.
Land Mortgage Bank of India (Limited), 13-16.
London and Goa 50, 1.
London Joint S 321.
London and Westminster, 70, 691, 1.
Do., Scrip, issued at 101. prem., none of which hags
been paid, 471, x in.
Midland (Limited), 194.
Union of London, 34, 31, 4.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 211, 1.
Atlantic Telegraph, 441.
Credit Fonder of England (Limited), 3 1-16, 2 15.16, I
Crystal Palace, 6 per cent. perpetual deb., 1101, 9, ad.
Egyptian 9 per cent. Vicaroy, gun. by Egyptian govera-
ment, 88, if.
Electric and International Telegraph, 208, 1, 7.
Pore-street Warehouse (Limited), 121.
Foreign and Colonial Government Trust and Loan Scrip.
issued at 851., 861.
General Steam Navigation, 281.
Hudson's Bay, 161, 16.
International Financial Society (Limited), 31.
International Land and Credit (Lisni:ocl), 1.
Madras Irrigation and Canal, guar. o per cent. br
Indian Government, 1011, ad.
National Discount Company (Limited), llf .
Nerbudda Coal and Iron (Limited), 41.
North British Australasian (Limited), 40.
Ocean Marine Insurance 15 1.
Reuter's Telegram, 261 s 71,
14Telegraph Construction an• Maintenance ((Limited),
Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 711, 1, ad.
London, England, 1868-07-11

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARICRT.
(THIS DAY.)
(ay TELEGRAPH.)
(non ova ow ooIRwoBDI■T.)
The market is steady; sales probably about 10,000
bales.

TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady. Town tallow, 41s. 3d. ; -Peters-
burg Y.C., on the spat, 435. 6d. ; July to September,
43e. 3d. to 435. 6d. ; October to December, 44. 6.1.;
December, 4s. 9d.
ILumer Arnaeont.—Town tallow, 435. 9d. ; Sat by
ditto, 2s. Id. ; yellow Russian, new, 465. Od. ; melted
stuff, 32e. ; rough ditto, 17s. 3d. ; greases, 18e.; good
dregs, 66.
London, England, 1868-07-11

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

RAILWAYS.
Mies Pas- Mer- Total. Total.
Open. genera. chandise. 1828. 1827.
Week ending May 17. t t t L
DatatosApesot.llouthern 71 924 824 1,748 1;41
Bao Paulo linuilian
Ditto May 24 — 278 2,227 2,1445 2,349
June 4 to June 17.

Great antral of Belgium 4,967 12,525 17,512 14,552
Week ending July 3.
Rathkeale&Neweaatlan lO 21 21 44 49
Wert Cork l7l 47 41 91 99
Week ending July 4.
Cork & Kinsale Junction 11 33 24 Z. 7 42
Week ending July 5.
Caledonian l3Bll 29,194 36,902 66,094 i 64,500

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SUIT COMPLETE, 308.
SUIT COMPLETE, 365.
SUIT COMPLETE, 435.

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ties) represent the fashionable and moat hemming Clothing for all
age and occasions. The Book contains the price of each clam, and
now rules for selt•mosaure, and is sent post tree for six stamps,
deducted from a purehape.—SlAMUEL BROTHERS, Merchant
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London, England, 1868-07-11

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London, England, 1868-05-23

FALL OF A HOUSE IN MANCHESTEn.

THREE CHILDREN KILLED.

Yesterday afternoon an accident occurred near
Queen's-park, Manchester, which resulted in the death of
three children. For a few days past some men have been
engaged in pulling down a block of houses known as
Hamilton-buildings, situate in Queen's-road, for the pur-
pose of clearing a site whereon to erect a public-
house. Yesterday, these operations were being con-
tinued, and the workmen, after taking down the greater
portion of one building, left the gable end standing un-
supported. Not many minutes elapsed before this gave
way and fell across tho road, burying three boys, named
respectively Henry Wilkinson. aged 7 years; and Frank
Albert Wilkinson, 4 years, sons of Mr. Henry Wilkinson,
engineer, 41, Ant-street, Queen's-road ; and Charles Ed-
ward Roberts, 4 years, son of Mr. Francis Roberts, ware-
houseman, Market-place, Queen's-road. Prompt measures
were at once adopted to release the unfortunate children,
but they were dead before they could be extricated from
the mass of material with which they had been covered.
London, England, 1868-05-23

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London, England, 1868-05-23

THE DIVISION.

Or April 4, when the House divided on the ques-
tion of going into committee on Mr. Gladstone 's
resolutions, 600 members, exclusive of tellers,
voted. In the division of May 1, when the first
resolution was put to the vote, the numbers were
5 less, namely, 595 ; and last night the numbers
fell to 570. The majority against the Go-
vernment in the first instanoe was 56 ; in
the second, 65; in the third, 54. Seven
Ministerialista voted for the Suspensory Bill,
Lord Bingham, Mr. Butler-Johnstone, Mr. Earle,
Mr. Gaskell, Mr. LeiFler, Mr. MoLagan, and Col.
Vandeleur. Six Liberals went with the minority—
Lord E. Bruce, Lord Cremorne, Mr. Mainwaring,
Sir J. Matheson, Mr. Saunderson, and Mr. Wyld.
Sir R. Palmer was again absent. The following
London, England, 1868-05-23

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London, England, 1868-05-23

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London, England, 1868-05-23

THE SPORTING GAZETTE of THIS DAY,
May 23, is ENLARGED to SIXTEEN PAGES, and
contains Prophecies on the Derby and Oaks. by "Beacon,"
" Merlin," "Scud," and other writers, in prose and verse.
Lim of prohab'e starters and jockeys, latest betting, etc.—Special
reports of Bath, Croydon. Wye, and Harpenden races, and all
the sporting events of the week. The Satarday's edition is en-
larged to sixteen pages. Every Wednesday end Saturday. Price
twopence. Office, 135, Strand.
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Custance KRI3IIOII
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Zionunn
DOUBT/I:I. STARTERS.
Franchise Legislator

The verdict of Bell's Life is in favour of LADY ELIZA.
form, and the writer thinks it far from unlikely that St.
RONAN may repeat his Two Thousand success by running
into a place.
The prophet of the Sporting Life believes the leading
colours will be those of LAin ELlzAsrrn or Sir Joseph
Hawley, PALL JONER occupying the third place.
" Beacon," of the Sporting Ga.-.ette, decides in favour
of LADY ELI7.ABITH, but in the event of defeat she will
be overthrown by PACE, PAUL JONES, or SUFFOLK.
" Scud," of the aims journal, also decides for the Lady,
but speaks favourably of BLUE GOWN, and suggests that
SUFFOLK and °ems should be held for a placid.
" Touchstone," of the Era, boldly anticipates that the
PAUL
verdict will be as follows:—BLke GOWN, 1 ;
PAUL JONIS, 2; SUFFOLK, 3.
The Sportsman expects to see the first three pass the
post in the following order : —LADY ELIZABETH, 1; ONION,
2; &lA::ix:4, :1. ' Vigilant," of the same paper gives
the second place to Gares SLEsve, leaving the others as
already named.
The Field agrees with moot of the other prophets with
respect to the success of the Danebury favourite, for
whom the writer anticipates* clever viotory.

THE OAKS.
The following are n►med by Bdris Life as " the don-
guano " amongst the probable starters for the Oaks :
London, England, 1868-05-23

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wholesale at k Great Windmill-streak London, W.—Observe the
red seal, pink label, and cart breaded " Clnahan's LL Whbdry.
London, England, 1868-05-23

Ridden by
Udy Slliabeth . U. Yordham 1 Athena
Yorisosa J. Adana Virtue

Ridden by
Cannon
.. Snowden

Green Sleeve .. J. Wells Sarah
Franchise
LAO Coventry
Yearileather .... T. French Nyanza

At present, says Bell's Life, the race eppears seduced to
a match between LADY ELIZABETH and FORMOSA, but vic-
tory is Anticipated for the former.
" Touchstone," of the Era, names FORMOSA, 1 ; LADY
ELIZABETH, 2; and GREEN SLEEVE, 3.
The Field declare, in favour of LADY ELIZABETH, but
has a high opinion of Mr. Graham's representative.
" Augur " of the Sporting Life, places the horses as fol-
lows :—LADT ELIZABETH, 1 ; FORMOSA, 2 ; and Geste
SLEEVE 3.
. . .

" Tho Wizard," of the Sportrinan, thinks that, although
Lady Elizabeth will have a formidable opponent to get lid
of in Formosa, "her ladyship" will win.

THE FRENCH DERBY.

Galignani says that of the sixty-six hones entered for
this race, which is to be run to-morrow, forfeit has been
declared for all but the following thirteen :
Murillo, Dutch-Tar, Gondolier, Le Sapeur, Burrow',
Suzerain, Capitaliste, Gouvernail, Tiberius, Pietro,
Sardanapale, Ajax 11., and Predestine. Qalignani
discusses the merits of the several horses and
comes to the conclusion that the race will be between
COUVF.RNAIL and SUZERAIN, while PIETRO will be the best
investment for a place. Bell's Life also names the same
three horses, but places Suzette's first and COUVERNAIL
second.
London, England, 1868-07-29

.oci9D7rooD CUP.

9to 1 apt 111inkhoolie (o) 1 10 to 1 apt Tabouret (o)
7 to 2 Speculum (o) 26 to 1 Satyr (o)
4 to 1 Julius (t fl
THE 1
20,000 to 400 aget Duke of Beai

;EREY.
Sort (t before the !Avant Maker]

CRICICBT.

MIDDLESEX •. KENT (Eantas).

This match was brought to a conclunion yesterday, at biting-
ton, greatly to the advantage of Middluiex, who were amply
avenged for their defeat at Uraverend. The weather was again
sultry• in the extreme, and the attendance good. Score :

MIDDLMIZZ.

Pint Innings.
Mr. E. 0. Outten, e Norton, b

Second Innings.

Wilber — .
6 b Willsber
T. Hearne, b Lipioorab 3O c White, b Lipscomb Zr
Mr. It. D. Walker, c Lipscomb, b
Bennett
Mr. 1. D. Walker, b Bennett l2 c Haney, b. Lipscomb 23
T. Mantle, b Bennett 0 b Lipscomb ... ....... 3
Mr. V. E. Walker, c Bennett, b
Mr. T. Shackle, b Bennett
Mr. E. Rutter, c Remnant, b Ups
comb l6 e and b Walker
Mr. C. J. Smith, c Payne, b lips-
comb
Mr. H. Brown, e Hasty, b Wisher 32 b L'psoosb 2
Mr. G. Howitt, not out lO st Henty, b Norton ... 49
b 9 9 b 6, w 1 7

8 b Bassett
8 not 0ut.....

Total.

1 Total.

1331%
First Inning,. Second Inninga.
Mr. M. A. Tinughtan, b Hearne ... 38 e V. E. Walker, b
Hewitt 2
C. Payne, b Rutter lO b Hearne 0
0. Bennett, b Hewitt 8 a R. 1). Walker, b
Hearse 0
Remnant, b Hewitt,
Mr. W. 8. Norton, b Hearne
Mr. E. A. White, c Shackle, b V. R
Walker
Mr. P. Hilton, b Hearne
J. Carroll. run OUI ....
M.Willalter, b Hewitt

1 not out 4B
10 el D.Walker,bltatter
1 e Hearne, b R. D.
Walker
0 eI. D. Walker, b
R. R. Walker 2
0 b Hewitt ll
0 b Rutter
13 bB,l-b4 l2

E. Treaty, b Ilmvitt
Mx. R. b Lil 2 pscomb, not out
, I-b 1

Total

Total

YORKSHIRE v. NUTTING]

This match was continued yesterday at Bartle Town, Dews-
bury. The weather being hot in the extreme. Stephenson and
Itowbottom continued their innings to Wlntyre and Shaw's
bowling Wootton bowled later on. Yorkshire were all oat for
86, just "saving the innings by 8 runs." The wickets were
obtained, four by J. C. thaw, three by Wootton, and one by
li'lrityre. Notts in their second innings got 107; Biddulph
being top score with 20, and M'lntyre running him very clone
with 19. kmmett's bowling in this inning was • "caution,"
nine wickets going to his eredit—three clean bowled. Yorkshire
has to go in this day for On runs to win the math. The full
more will be given at the finish.
London, England, 1868-07-29

Is PUBLISH:ED

EVERY EVENING.

LONDON, WEDNESDA Y, JULY 29.

HOLIDAY-MAKING.

THE holiday-season has begun ; and with the
exception of Cabinet Ministers, a few Peers, and
members of Parliament, Judges, Barristers, News-
paper Editors, and other hard-working people,
London is dispersing itself over the country and
the Continent. The town is out of town. Those
who still remain are eager to get away. Their
thoughts are holiday-making as pleasantly
perhaps, as they themselves will be a weak, a
fortnight, or a month hence. To lay out the plan
of a holiday bears something of the same rela-
tion to taking the holiday that flirtation does to
marriage. There is a pleasant sense of freedom
about it. You daily with the idea, and dwell on
the charms of various places, and yet are tied to
none. As the child with hie casual halfpenny runs
over in his mind the various things which may be
bought with it, and, inasmuch as it will purchase
any, feels much aa if it gave him command of all ;
so the barrister or clerk or journalist, with his
month to spend, persuades himself that he has
boundless wealth of weeks to dispose of. He
rune over all the places which he might possibly
visit. In thought he goes to them all. At home
or abroad ? by the sea-side or inland ? a stationary
holiday or a roaming one ? all these alternatives
become vital problems of thrilling interest, by
which it is almost pleasanter to be baffled than
to solve them. Another problem is generally
associated with these. Shall the holiday be a
cheap or a comparatively dear one' Is a
rigid economy to be practised or a little
innocent extravagance allowed, on the tempting
plea that the opportunity occurs but once a
year, and that pleasure is worth Intyitig All
these momentous questions happily receive di-
verse answers. If all the world of England were
agreed that any one place was the most delightful

L.
London, England, 1868-07-29

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

During ties two hours' sitting of the House of
Lords last night a very fair amount of business
was trannocted. The Regulation of Railways Bill
was forwarded a stage, and the Corrupt Practioee
Bill passed through committee. In reply to soma
observations from the Bart of Shaftesbut7, the
Dale of Marlborough admitted the evils of the
baby-farming Bram, but held that it was a
matter more for the vigilance of the police than
fur the iaterferenee of the government.
The House of Commons met at two o'clock.
The questions were very few. Two- put by Mr.
Cavendish Bentinek and Mr. li•Cullagh Torrens
vespectively- had reference to the restoration of
some valuable State papers to the British govern-
ment by the library committee of Phdadelphm,
and to the services of Mr. Hepworth Dixon
in
obtaining the papers in question. Mr John
Pahington was unable to give Mr. Barley any
information in the matter of Corporal Peake's
disqualification for the Queen's Prire, as it was not
within the jurisdiction of the War-office. More Pettis-
factory was tke statement of the right hon. baronet
that the alleged occurrence of nine eases of sun-
stroke at Aldershott really amounted to three
trivial twee of indisposition. The Public Schools
Bill, as brought down from the Lords, was then
considered. Sir Stafford Northoote moved that
the amendments made by theirlordahips should be
disagreed with, and after a brief discussion,
this was carried by a majority of 28 to 18. The
Poor Belief Bill was read a third time and passed,
and then the house resumed the consideration of
Mr. Russell Gurney's motion to grant 1,6001. out
of the Consolidated Fund for the benefit of the
Archdeacon of Middlesex,who had been appointed
coadjutor Bishop of Jamaica. The proposal was
rejected by the narrow majority of ono-30 to 24J.
A proposition by Mr. Bearden for a select COM-
tnittee to inquire into the imprisonment of Mr.
Train in DuUin fill to the ground for want of a
seconder, and the bowie adjourned it twenty
minutes after five o'clock.
London, England, 1868-07-29

CIVILISATION AND WARFARE.

Lofty Md.1.512881.TRY stated the other day
that a Military Commission of an international
character would be shortly convened at St.
Petersburg, to consider what are and what
are not legitimate materials of warfare. A
horrible projectile has been invented which
would explode after it had entered the body, and
inflict such wounds as would render recovery im-
possible. This invention the Earl placed on a par
with the poisoned arrows employed by savages,
and assuredly he was justified in so
doing. The communication received by her
Itusirrx's Government on the subject reflected,
he added, the highest honour upon Russia, and
this, too, we may readily admit; but, in the face
of this and similar discussions, the old question
recurs to thoughtful men. Why, if the great
military States can arbitrate on the weapons with
which civilised men may honourably destroy each
other in battle, can they not go a step further,
and substitute the cheap and serviceable power of
arbitration for the dreadful chances of the
battle field ? " War is a game," said COW7ZR,
" which, were their subjects wise, Rings would
" not play at ; " and since his day it is
a game which, if less deadly, has become tenfold
more expensive. Peace in these days costs more
money than war did in Cowan's, because it is a
peace which apparently can only be maintained
by the most elaborate and extravagant pre-
parations for warfare. Every year produces some
novel invention, which is doomed to be super-
seded by one of more stupendous power
and cost. This is the lowest and most ignoble
of the arguments that can be advanced against
the warlike mania of the day—not because it is
a mean argument in itself, but because civilisa-
tion and religion alike denounce a spirit so
little in harmony with them. War, no doubt,
is in many cases imperative ; as, for instance,
were a civilised nation has to deal with a
half barbarous people, who understand no other
logic. War, agnin, We may admit, is by no means
the greatest evil to a nation, any more than
death is to be accounted the highest cala-
London, England, 1868-07-29

BcOTCH BpaIIBIYISATIONS,

WI Luau K..., Ulargow, painter, August. 4, at the George Hotel,
Paisley.
A AAAAA Ii
Mattis ROSS, Port-Glasgow, spirit dealer, August 1,
at the White Hart Hotel, Greenock.
WILLIAM HOORAID, Dundee, draper, Aura! 6, at Lamb's Hotel,
Dundee.
Jamas DERRY, jun., Aberdeen, comminion agent, Auguat 6, at
the Lemon Tree Hotel, Aberdeen.
'saes WOODROW AMMER, manufacturer, August 9,
at the Faculty Hall, Glingow.
At:cern:a Outliers, Greenock, clothier, Magma 4, at the White
Hart Hotel, OLREgri.
WILLIAM STEWART, jun., Dundee, merchant, Await 6, at the
Royal Lotel, D=dee.

TnE SITDDLN DEATH OP MR. TEMPLE, Q.C.—
UNC•arrit, MISEDAY.—The termination of the Summer
Assizes here last evening (as briefly mentioned yesterday)
was marked by an event which threw a gloom over the
whole town—the death of Mr. Temple, Q.C., Attorney-
General for the County Palatine, in a sudden and awful
manner. The learned gentleman bad been attending the
Lancaster desires as leader of the Northern Circuit, and
on Saturday was engaged all day in conducting two
important causes. In this duty he betrayed no appearance
of weakness, but retired at the rising of the court in the
enjoyment of his usual good health. He afterwards dinod
(with the Chief Baron and Mr. Justice Mennen) at Lord
Lowther's, and returned to his lodgings at Lancaster in
the evening. Soon after his return he was found lying on
the floor of his room in an insensible state, and medical
aid being called in it was found that he had received a
shock of paralysis, and there were also symptoms of
apoplexy. He remained in the same state aU Sunday,
but on Monday, on the opening of the court, Mr. Miudsty,
Q.C., stated, in answer to an inquiry from Mr. Justice
Mennen, that the medical report was more favourable
however, the patient never rallied, and just as the assize.;
terminated at 6 o'clock on Monday evening be died.

The Tea Duty being reduced, Horniinan's Pare
Tea is cold Ed. per pound cheaper. This interesting foot will, when
fully known, evon further increase the demand for these choice
king unproved teas. They ere not add loose, but Will in patois,.
signed "Horninisa, Lowitan."—fikdvertisemeutj
London, England, 1868-07-29

AMERICA.

HALIFAX, JULY 28.
The Inman royal mail steamer City of New
York arrived here at 4 p.m. to-day. All well.

GREENCASTLE, ATLI 29.

The Allan steamship Nova Scotian, from Quebec
on the 19th, arrived in Lough Foyle at 11.30 p.m.
last night, with 119 passengers. The London
mails were not landed, and she proceeded for
Liverpool.
NEW TONI, JI7LT 18.

The Senate has passed a bill authorising the
issue of 26,000,000 dole. in Three per Cent. Cur-
rency Loan Certificates, for the redemption of out-
standing compound interest notes.
The Senate bee also passed a bill extending the
United States territorial Laws to Alaska.
Messrs. Poole and Abbot, from North Carolina,
and Messrs. Kellogg and Harris, from Louisiana,
all republicans, have been admitted to seats in the
Senate.

A riot has occurred at Millican, Texas, between
whites and negroes, consequent upon an attempt
of the latter to lynch a white man. It is reported
that fifty negroes and several whites were killed.
The military restored order.
Intelligence from Hayti states that Saluave has
declared himself Emperor.

A few evenings back, in the commune of La
Thuile (Savoie), a fire broke out in a stable, and in an
astonishingly short time the flames had extended to 31
houses and as many barns. Nothing could be saved. The
number of persons burnt out is 144. The body of a man
was found half consumed in the ruins, and a great number
of domestic animals have perished. The loss is estimated
at 160,000 fr., about one-third of which is insured.
London, England, 1868-07-29

IN RN D. 311107 f.

The bankrupt, described as formerly a farmer, of
Halton, Yorkshire, since of Westminster-bridge-road,
commission agent, renewed his application for release
from custody. His debts are 4291. It was proved on the
former occasion that the bankrupt had sud-
denly left Halton, after realising his property,
and bringing about 1001. to London with him
had spent or lost it at various races. The application was
then ordered to stand over till after the choice of assig-
nees, with a recommendation from the court that the cre-
ditors should remove the case down to the county court at
Melton.

The choice took place this morning, but no resolution
for removing the case was come to ; nor did the assignee
oppose the release.
-Mr. R. Griffiths opposed on behalf of the York Union
'tanking Company ; Mr. E. Reed supported.
His Honour required the bankrupt to find two sureties
of ltiW. each before he was released.
London, England, 1868-07-29

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Itari.wara.: Miles Paw. HQ- Total, Total,
Open. meager,. e.handne. 1868. 1867.
Week ending June 27 I t L I
Northern of Canada 97 618 2,312 2,830 3,421
Ditto July 4 — 906 2,366 3,271 2,283
Week ending July 25
()bogey &Mouth Western 919
Week ending July 26.
Metropolitan

11,953 11,683

4,81i4 4,550

THE VICTORIA CROSS.—WAR-OFFICE, JULY 28.
—The Queen has been graciously pleased to signify her
intention to confer the decoration of the Victoria Cross
en the undermentioned soldiers, whose claims to the same
have been submitted for her Majesty's approval for their
gallant conduct in Abyssinia, as recorded against their
names: viz. :—Drurnmer Michael Magner and Private
James Bergin, 33rd Regiment, for their conspicuous gal-
lantry in the assault of Magdala on the 13th of April last.
Liemnt-General Lord Napier reports that, whilst the
heed of the whim= of attack was checked by the obsta-
cles at the gate, a small stream of officers and men of the
33rd Regiment, Kaden officer of Engineers, breaking away
from the main approach to Magda* and climbing up a
cliff, reached the defences, and forced their way over the
wall, lad through the strong and thorny fence, thus turn-
ing the defenders of the gateway. The first two men to
enter, aad the first in Magdala, were Drummer Magner
and Private Bergin, of the 33rd Regiment.
THE NATIONAL ARTILLERY AeBOCIATION.—The
camp will be opened on Monday, August 3, at Bhoeburyness,
and the ccsnpetitions will take place on Tuesday, August
4, Wednesday, August& and Thursday, August 6. On
the latter dry her Majesty's prize will be shot for with
Armstrong guns, and afterwards the badges of the associa-
tion by all winners (including the detachment which
having been present during the whole meetim, has made
the highest scare) at a running target. On the morning
of Frislay, August 7, a sew feature will be introduced, iu
the shape of consolation prises. to be competed for by all
the losers, and to this competition will be attached such
prizes as the associatioa may be able to afford.

The decay of the teeth and gums arists from
various tames but yrinileallr it may be attributed to early
neglect 111 health, and the use of tooth powders eontamine mineral
and other deletoss acids. which sire a Momentsr7 whitttmt.
tLe treth, while they norm& lb* enamel. It highly entistantory to point oat mt.'s,. plowlsods' Odom. or Pearl Dentitriew, as •
mei andion free from all injursous stmeuts, and imitiently sal
eulated to embellish sod preserve the deists] Mruotiim. to Impart
Kratatul tialailuet to the brma. and witshilah wid perpetuate the
gran. os tbr wwelb.--Dionmer.—(Advortlawneht.)
London, England, 1868-07-29

IN BE 0. 11.

The bankrupt was described as of no occupation, for-
merly of the Royal Military College, Sandhurst, and
lieutenant in the 13th Light Infantry. His debts are
1,1711. Causes of failure—pressure by creditors, and
having no means or prospect of meeting his engagements.
This was another application for release. There was no
opposition, and the release was granted.

POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.)
London, England, 1868-07-29

THE BOATMEN OF DEAL.

Ilixne has been gloom on the shores of Deal
to-day. The morning's papers brought down
startling news. Weetherbeaten mariners have
assembled in little knots upon the beach to
listen to the stern fate which has befallen their
trusty comrades, WILLIAM MIDDLISTON and
WILLIAM &RAWL who, with GM011.4:11 BAKER,
pilot, wore sentenced to six months' hard labour '
at Maidstone yesterday. Deal boatmen and
bravery, Deal boatmen and hardihood, Deal
boatmen and nautical skill pushed to the verge
of recklessness, Deal boatmon and humanity,
have long been synonymous terms. A more
courageous and, in their way, a more uaeful set
of follows do not exist. But unhappily tho
legitimate rewards of their perilous calling are
occasionally—their detractors say frequently—eked
out by proceedings which savour of the Cornish
wreckers. They worship a fetish called Salvage,
and are prone to sacrifice honour, honesty, and the
golden rule in its behalf. Thinking little of risk-
ing their own lives to save a vessel in distress,
they think less of pressing an exorbitant claim
upon its owners after she him been brought to
shore. Sometimes, it is stated, the danger from
which the vessel is said to have been saved has
existed only in the fictitious statements of those
claiming to be the preservers. Such has boon
proved to be the case in tho trial which closed so
disastrously for the boatmen implicated yesterday.
An anchor was, at their instigation, reported
" slipped," which had really broken, and
a false escape from collision was recorded
with full circumstantiality in the log. A
claim was afterwards made for 4261. from
LLores' Salvage Association, which was allowed
by Captain BUREITALL, the agent for Lumps at
Deal, and divided in due course between the six-
teen men who were in the lugger which was sup-
posed to have saved the ship. A portion of
the money had to be devoted to the
purchase of a new anchor and cable,
but the result was, according to Mr. Justice
Wm.xs, that 2901. was procured by "making a
"false and unfounded claim for salvage services
"which they had never performed." The two leaders
in the conspiracy are sentenced, as we have said, to
six months' hard labour ; but what of their fourteen
companions ? What of the maritime population of
Deal generally ? That which its local public
opinion has long considered pardonable, is
suddenly declared by the law of England to
be a punishable offence. There are uneasy
consciences and perturbed thoughts beneath the
pea-jackets and among the sturdy forms
on the Deal beach to-day ; and it would
be satisfactory if we could know that
the bond services of these men are
properly rewarded. It seems incredible that
they should exhibit the truest courage at one mo-
ment and the meanest instinct at the next.
London, England, 1868-07-16

(-)XYGENATED WATER.—t3leeping in London
during the season is not like el in the hash Mr of the
country ; but refreshing and invigors erects may be obtained
by an evening drought of Ongtmated ater, fresh from the LA-
BORATORY XS, LONG-Agar, or through say druggist. in oases
containing six Bottles.

CONCENTRIC REFRIGERATORS and ICE
SAFES (lacre Patent).
London, England, 1868-07-16

LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS.

Buckinghamshire, 93.
Crest Western, W. Mid. Neref., 97.
Mid. Bradford pref. stock, 92.
Wilts and Somerset, 80.
BRITISH POSSESSIONS.
_ _

Bomb., Bar., and Cent. lnd., gua. 6 per ot., 1031, 41, 4.
East Indian, gua. 6 per cent., 1091, j.
Orand Trunk of Canada, 17, 1.
Do., Ist preference bonds, 4, 61.
Do., 4th preference stock, 191 b, 1.
Great Indian Peninsula, guar.per cant.. 1081, B.
Madras, guar. 6 per cent., 106.
Oude and Bobilcund, gun. 6 per cent, 1061.
&Ands (Delhi), guar. 6 per cent., 1021, I.

. -
FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
Antwerp and Rotterdam, 101.
San Paulo (Limited) gua. 7 per cent., in.
South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian,

FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIUNS.
Great Luxembourg, 18.
Orel Vitebsk, gua. by Russian Government, 6 per cent.,
84i, I.
Bonth Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, al.

BRITLSH MINES.

Prince of Wales, it

COLONIAL -AND FOREIGN MINES.
Anglo-Brazilian Gold (-Limited),
Don Pedro, Northeley, 2 16-16, 1 pm.
St. John del Rey (Limited), 181, 1.
Yudanamutaaa o S. Australia (Limited), 21, 2.

JOINT STOCK BANKS."' -
Agra (Limited), A, llf.
Chartered of India, Australia, and China, 191.
Imperial Ottoman, 1
Land Mortgage Bank of India (Limited), 11.16, I.
London and Westminster,

MISCELLANEOUS.
Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 211, 5.
Atlantic Telegraph cent., 87i, 6, 61,
Credit Fancier of England (Limited), 21, 3.
Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy, gua. by Egyptian govern.
ntenl, 89, 85 t
Electric and ternatiosal Telegraph, 206.
Do., New, 17.
Fore-street Warehouse (Limited), 121.
Foreign and Colonial Government Trust and Loan Scrip,
issued at 861., 861.
International Financial Society (Limited), 3 7-16, ell.;
London Financial Association (Limited), 85.
Madras Irrigation and Canal, guar. 6 per cent. br
Indian government, 1025.
Ocean Marine Insurance, 201.
Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 53.
Do. New, 1867, 105.
Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 725, 3.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(sT nrutottern.)
(raom 01:72 OWN 001LENS1ONDENT.
The market steady at late rates; sales about 8,000
bales.

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