The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-23 00:00:00

SPORTING. TATTERSALVE.—MossAT. THE LATE DONCASTER MEETING AND THE SETTLING. The heelers. of the iins - oermMt:nit was broaght to • soutve - on to•day with that all-amportut twat " Tho eel di:hough several shaman's wire reported and cosaplaiats were occasionally heard, yet a large majority of the hea viest accoonts were would up, and altogether the mating, regarded from a peasiary point of view, may In tensed "harden." h'though the two leading amoeb— ae Oust Yorkshire fisedicap and the St. Leger— wort me by " oattidere," yet few took makers were biro wieners, malty of this having decruslatd to "get wt" of the mossy wbkh they sued against &Mtg• tow at any pries, sad utters Isav,ag Um great /omen by the remit of somata miller runt. Still Ms mussy is pretty well dinsithenid. It to said that the pecans who genera ly up prt the W hitewall stable ham not thrown in for my very large ems by the su-ass of Warlock, whose owner trusted the hone to: • comparatively mail amount, which he divided ansoopot his frieada. The emetics was ampullae, smetssful. Donna the fur days 'Dries. wan untested, malsaino of the di cidiag hut yes the Qtrea's Plate on the Tutsday. Two stakes only failed to iroduct • ram, but as • wt-of f egoinst this short coming th-re was the utmost manliest of a dead heat for wand plus between Artllitry sad Bohan Scotland for the Leger. The sr/repels &umber of starters for the dif ferent stakes was 248, aa Merinos of 44 ever that brought ant last year. The met deg proud to be Insapectedly strew lean Imo of sport wham! kad bum deemed unnosall wink. The la iedicapt, which . kad been much criticised, sod 111 Wed wtren • Tioant petjutheo hod toes traded, produced in nearly every instants clue and• intorerniad run, and the stewards, who wort r-apossible Ise the njument of the wrtphta, had oases tot gruel sin Is the pare icol collation which the result of their labour* gam to fmalt-dadiros sod eivillm. To allot imposts to a large namtnr of &sisals la eteoedasee with the mum alma to.rdis of ell field mes, and to adopt a seals of weights which will a sit the ideas et story twit*, is • task which sun the most uperitneed imadioappir has tailed to accomplish, for a wide damage of opinion mists ea to the Reyna et many Waal% and it is *le diffenaso of °plebs Winch pro/um attealatioe. The paesity of acesplasees for the Great Yorkaktre Handiesp, sad the sematagly nodes krairmay displayed In the weighting of Jack Sheppard for tics Corporation Plate, were tbil main imam of the min dim which wed mind. The susooss of the top weight, Types, for the " Great Yorkshire," and the mon fields whisk aostesud the other handicaps, will perhaps ermvinee olests of curets that a high standard of weights te sot la compatible with as iatorosting ram sad a large Nicobar of starters. _ _ iiitwa-year old Teem wore marked by =sell prospottive is/gamete. The melt of tie ram for the EgUnion Stakes brought Tourism:Bent from the outside division into a piani sm position ie the Dolby Dialog. Tie ressiag of Blink Homy bore ind her reputed.., whisk was tompivanly dialasekod at York; w -Me Bel Oiseas, who had be.. :m -eowed, backed, Irmo bea:en by so moderato so salami that its pine is not likely aria to agar' is the hat of (imitations. Swept the other tivistar olds of mark sad Wollbood that me at lb. mas•llig 11••• Igsarsaas, whose soot iseportaat mamma seat year se is tee St. Lam; sad Tomasnia, a remarkably taelUy by M.lb, that, eafortuaately for its owner, io am smart for oae of the than groat row mat Ose•Ja— tbe Derby, Oaks, or i t. Leger. Aa sessmat of the prage•alep at Desmater would be ba perks" wittiest a rohrence to the min of blood stook whiles gook plasm oa este nee day. Altemega the ostalagess pot faith by the Minn. Tattersall sad Mr. Hobert Johan. we,. sense is the number of ." lob," yes szpematioa was dieeppwatod by Sbroomparatim abysses of blows. TM foresee market was est ea wall reprematad es bell boos attisipatod, gad is may a few lastampes was Ski biddies brisk. Tim highest priced y•ortiag Irma ba_y u eels to Lard of the Isles), witch w sold to Mr. J. (troth., to as r 710 golasse, est so mash by 1,000 guises. as woo given for Lan of tee Hills last year. Tbo boy yotis o f tab, twitter to Om het, was luseeked slows to Losisobermigh for 8410goisses, lad a Wows soh by Ass es dal* oat of Calista to lir. J. Day for 330 salaam Of Mr. Coeksoo's yeaslings tbs highest prime were mallsoil by Volta by Yob's's? (100 guise..), and Botaay by Mot beanie (300 gaismo) ; tee tomer was sold to fir. Nickel sad Cm latter to Mr. Howard. A bay man by Position sad • ally foil by Melimenso weak we believe, purchased fag the Royal paddreks, Hempen Court. The rod horses did not attract meek Mantis.. Dorval, lb' Arm Measles Of ties Derby fa 1864, wee sold for 66 guinea.. Volvos'', 3 yrs, whin woe purchased at Domeier when • yeathas for the: itatraordinary its of I,OX goimor, woo knocked doe is, le gasman The late Mr. Worthiertaa's Med (diatoms lots) milked 1,146 gala's, tbs Baythorpo Feather (four lots), no guises; Ni. Coakmaa'a yestUsp (sit las), 1,086 esioess ; Mr. A. Jobastan's yearlior (Moms lots) 2,666 salamis ; sod Lord L3actiobottrogh's yearling sad brood mires lots) 606 gelato*. each is a brief renewed of this lawns; iseidents of the Dostestor meettog, tie bsehame of shift wee, es we Mae etotsd, bomb{ to a &analogies le-day by the settling. Dieing the Marvels of pep!. and resesiviag, opeoalstala wan rosonsil ea be OemaretTltsh sad Cam bridgeshire: for the farmer Kidd/ries was made Ilse isyserite, sad km tko Wogs Painsedie whips bad tie do ..u.OO TbO oatifolood llot of goat/Woo amoeba 01l the bolo ami tats eater oar mato : CEBABBWITCH STALE& 100 to 6 apt Middleton (t) 100 to 6 PeOmsk (20 to 1 Mhos fietll) 20 to 1 Aliso Wentworth (t) 28 to 1 Mortis (i) 20 to 1 Pole Star (t) 22 to 1 Homily (i) 26 to 1 Cerra (1) 30 to 1 Peter WBkioo ( ) 30 to 1 FaYuQ (t) 33 to 1 Qatar* (i) 33 to 1 Comedy (t) 40 to 1 Brother so Orr, Tommy (I) CAMBIUM:I2BEIIM STAKES. 20 to to 1 1 apt Pcdm Baas oodlo (36 to 1 t freely) 26 to Leatie (I) 23 1 (t) 33 le 1 Vampeaeo (t) DERBY. 12 to 1 apt Blink Bonny ( ) 12 to 1 Tournament (14 to 1 taken) 20 to 1 Coloant (.) •• • 22 to 1 Bird i. the Bud (I) 25 to Schiedam (t) 40 to I - Lord of tee Hire (i) 60 to 1 Laird Dal (9 GOO to 100 Blink Bonny and Toetesitent aosphod (I) ;FRAM' RACES. MONDAT. CORPOLLTIOX BTAIU. Gum? Wirvi iFiaL7• .- INhwn•a ;7 &mai I'.. Visiross' —...... tor the witaor. 2 La li 7 j;;;Zio• We OF LEICESTER MEETING. WIDNISDLT. Too Comm' Coo flieToo, b;;11 beeripties of 10 toes. NBA ; feeler olds, 91b; fest, het 71b; eve, 94 llb ; les end egoil, 4:b; sem sad please snowed 31b; the miaow to tee veld for 8004 If tletrio4o4.. Tv* tattod sod • dittoes. (7 sob!) AV ASO ASO Aassossoist ... &liras WE $ Cleidelll $ Adam akruer ape/ . ~ TSB Two TS-OLD STAINS, • 81013114•11110 of 6 in,. seek with 60 eiked ; eats, 8.1 ne; awn, la s,r ; • 'Ali en of soaks of the ~lee et 60/, Illbi of two Ards% or e stake of 1001., fiik i of 2001., 7111 sates. T.Y.C., abost hall • ails. (9 sake.)—Mesa, Nalluse Cliseiset (71k sieve), Harris (lib sates), °sum dl Vern alto sun), Gray Ms, Prelliel Essesie (31k sure), Evelye (310 sates), Old Trish (3 lit estrs), Riskin. Tot LIIICIDITZUHISS HANDICAP of 100 eon , eddied to • Birespetaless of 10 sees. seek, 6 ft, sad S eel, if direared i the eseesil to 111001,1 10 lOTA 013 •I the stakes ; the miaow of say haaeliesp after the wei•hte were desired 711 iand.) 01771- Os* ails Sad a bat (if Nabs., 16 of Wm dec iv rt 1 Are et lb Mr. Seto Oloreemer. (la. 7lb es ) e Carless .. 11 Pliboura —...- 7 Muse 30.07 • 11 0 ....." : " .... 10 , I WOW lO P• 1 0 W/ WOYWI ...,........... 7 Primo% Ilii6re ........: 7 1177• L----.. 7 131, .—...--.-... II 0 D 11 111N0 v nii...717 . 1.7.7. 7 1 I adaa .leee " essiime=—.... 3 IL awe ... .... .... ..... a Pew .--_ _ • _ - ••• - ••• Tao BBLVOIN STAINS. salmerfplioa 015.0,, , aseb, with 20 added, far home that Moe boo boated ; flat; he, llet 71b; is add apd , 12et. Three miles (6esbe) Ai. Al. Ludes b nut HASIONII Too LADINO PLATO of 30 sow. Is wpoele, added to a awerpetsboe of 6 um oath; 3-yr-oldr, let 101 b ; fear, tie ; Ova, go 71b; six asd god, 9et 1016; mares sad roldlep allowed Sib. About au ealle.—Claele We analog awe • do,). • ammo STAINS ef 5 sew. soak with 35 *MO 11 11.••1 1 1o, 7o 10114 four, Set 121 b ; Ave, Ott fib: six OM seed,llot fhb; wares sad goltiage allowed Mb. • of sae 1166 of the valet. of 60i ,111 b; of Mesta\ stoker, or of sae se 1001, 61b err.. Me Wisner la be sold for 1501.; hat ileaused to be told fat 1001. alma 7th; If fat 6.1., 1411.; if foe 30/ 2llb. view b• 8•14 by suedes alter ib• me, awl the gentles to pp to the resin hot Abode sae SW.--Clown Ills ewes* (faesdey). TA VISDAT. A HANDICAP BWORPOTAZINI Si 10.0 n. sash, 5 ft, with GO MAW. TM wiener sit ea, boodle's of the value of 1001. ahoy the weights were desisted 611) saps. To be rafts by isatlasse who STO embers of the Croatia Perk Club, who on "WNW to sift hi the Walkagbby Hustle? r THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1856. tab) Intelligent& INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-StPT. 22. ItC IlItT. IX :111 . ItATTII OP 'MONO XLIMIIt. This bashes% deeeribcd as an agent and tomn tramaer, wu opposed by Mr. Sargood, ler tat detainiag creditor, Mr. Cale a fries, mannfoetver. of Haaner-itreet, St. WWI, sad (snorted by Kr. Sod. The complaint er.e Had, iha knolvest erae spat to Mestre.Our, of lleaohestim lb • waft dtelitor had sea notate to sell, whisk Mg lesslnt Moos' to lead to his oriordple, bat +Mod the Wolin Mho smile out la hie same as It Woo not • name to g• Omsk Ask looks. The price WIG 31L, sad the Insolvent aid tr **lll, sad kept the money. H. ohm borrowol M. at Mr. Omits, to make up hie deaden, to Mom Cars sad Mpay tt o• the Marcia' Satarday. He am • dabs Ise the goads or the may telt. It annomed list the ilmeirent bad giro an eesommodaties 1011 leader ebb& Ls Walton, month 1201, we sold for 411. He said that only • few Ciliwere admitted to the sale. The opposing areditor de s :od him, and he was takes to prima la Kay. Mr. Commiesiotor Murphy eoneadared that there had bum a systematic coarse of freed by the insolvent, who had get the invoice la hie own woe, sod had received the money. His Moamar gave a lodgment of Ave calendar 1111.11ths from the meting order for cootreetbg the debt by had II ZS 10311112 mum. This Insolvent, ea steamy, Tee sowed by Mr. Samoa, fot Mr. Malmo, a sorgessi a sedan at Zvonliot, L Dlt ; Mr. Rood The issolerat a m (rat eill meme old &leads, sad the emir said they bad bad wentb transeetioss. We bill for 33L Ur. Chime hal i t, pay sad be pre the iasoloszt mother for 301 to ose illemoomid he Ida. He did se, sad keot the c = is tr e di a rl in cr dins se her palmists. Mr. gays a lodgment of foss somas, asidas eh sands (iIMI the urea. Mr. Lewie—Hew wu It that he ems to that you wife to the tenet _ iiit;ess—iiiWia tabu the other wanes out, and eked m• and my wife to go with Ms. its paid for die dm and all other espouses. Mr. Lewis—Wtsy was he to but you and your wife ? Witafte—He said be bid ONES up frets the coast', and wasted to go out for • day's ride. Mr. Le a4—Han you paid him balk the 10t. that yam borrowed of bib t_ _ _ _ _ _ biTitatese:SZ I did not deny him whoa the °Seer sue to take him tato melody. Remelt (the Aker) —You wife dialed that the primmer was then. You were for two hours la an adjoining room sad heard my voles who. I asked for the prisoner. Alderman Cuter—A fellow of this deseription is capable of doing anything. Mr. LewY—Did the ptinner not nand 21111. is you hone In two dap ? Witame—No; he was with =oiler female before he earns to my hem*. Yr. Lewis—Did he breakfast with you and you wife sad the prostitutes la your home ? Witnese—No ; he ►reakfasted with the female who slept with _ Mr. Lewis—Do you mean to swear that he did not break fast upstairs with two prostitaces ? Witmer—The first semniag he did, but elie ether 1110TISIOP be braskfested with me and my wife and stveral prosti tutes as well. Mr. Lewis—Did he sot complain of beteg robbed of 21. the following morning after he arrived at your house ? Witness—Yes ; hut I did not pentads him to stay. I welt with his to hire the drag. Mr. Lewis—As he had plenty of money, I dare say you thought him a Toy nice young man to stay in your brothel Witness—l tonight nothing of the kind ; bat hi was very Ace with his soney, and seed to treat se all to drink and everything else. (84asation.) Mr. Lewis—You are a big hulking min—nre yon in sty Umbra ? _ _ . - i - Vltaese —Yee t I am a fatty loather worker. Mr. Lewlo—Whne do you carry oa year bugloss@ ? Witaeoe—At hose. Mr. Lewia—ls this brothel t Witeete—Yes. Mr. Lawa—Who did you work for last ? Witness—l have worked at home for shops. Mr. Lewb—W hat was the last shop you supplied ? Witness—Mr. 13*.aatoat's, at Islington. Mr. Lewis—How loss age ? Wltoops—l took eons work lase as Saturday sight Mr. Lewis _ -of what !alas! . _ _ _ Wearepeir7,Wbelt came WU. sa. Mr. Lewit—Do yo* raw to say, be cautious, Out ye . , a have act seos 701. worth of notes dues tide boy has bees is to matedy—oot brothe es l ? welch he bad la his pceeestiea whoa he cane ”wr yptasse-1 brio not. am lu. L•wis:lli;;i;s sot spoken to Hut let Davis about ? _ -- M - lisser—Yes. Mr. Lewis—What made pro deny this yams mu Wag la the how ? Witams—l did sot deny Wm. Oftlmr—When I west there I took a coustable with use and told him to look under the bed, immediately open which the whams sold, "Oh p.., he (the prisoner)) is up stain." He hod previously bees denied by the witness 's wife, and the witness heard the distal. Mr. Lewis—Was sot a Auk sass, of the anise of Davis, seat foe (broody the prhoaer was taken tato custody ? Wit/am—lf%s, so mush 'biog. • Me. Lowita-O• the Sanas, morale( when the primmer wee appusheuded did you sot go to a publiolsonee to hash • Bub Mom f Wit ..,-No, I weal to two or three public-homes before he wan beim late wafted, be got some broody. At last I got use Ist I was ohlipi to tell the leadlord that it woe fat a sem et *dere, otherwise I should not hue been able to recurs ft. (fleusatiat.) Mr. Lewis—Toes you did not mind tellies • lie ? Wituese—No • but I sever tell wilful lies, Alden's* Ca rter—What dorms call that but a wllhllM ? Witams—l kaew I mild not get the broody unless I said it wee fat a ems of 'behove. (Sensation.) Mr. Lewis—This man deserves, upon his own sesturice, to be indicted. Mr. B. F. It. Oleo, cos of the emblen Is the Issue Do. poetesses of the Baas of Eaglsad, said—Oa the 4th Met the 201. sots prods's(' wee brought to the Dank and 'imaged by me for gold. It has the same of" William Withers (the last idioms), Ns. 1, bath-baildings, Citrroed," on it. Mr. B. M. Yosag, sleek fa the Beak of Awarded*, Mystified the hiltiols, "J. P.," ea the sate, to be la the leadwriting of the primer. Orceormuniseed—l believe it was the prisoner's poetise to pat . Isis idthb urea all asses that peaked through las heads . _ Harriet Davie we tins coped, and mastised by Mr. lions—l live at Na I. Bath-balldiage, Carload. I hem suatusesod to-day to produce • 601 note and • lei. ago which are alleged to have bees given to me by the . I cannot predate them; I sever maw theta ; I r r aselag of them. Ossesmemisod by Hr. Letris—l aim eves saw the 201. M3ildals the primer le said to have changed. When the allow, same, the prisoner was ti my rem. I defoidit eA I have sever 'had say ainvematim with dm hasp of the brothel about 70i. worth el setae. Whoa was .abide my room I did sat me 70L of notes is the pefseasee pommies. I pensaded him all I maid to give mei sots, to the adsm, If he had Wm. Ms.7wwis you set tell the Gam that you saw the piketer burs the sow ? Withosi—No, not the setae. I said that I saw him plan sem m ppm sada the kettle,'wkkh was es the les at the W. Mr. Lowis—Upos year oath, did you sot tell too Ia sy adios Skit ortsosos Ind bunt than I Wetawa—No; I said " porn," stot sates." I saw lam plus, sera pipers whM► woes is at osvalooo asder the kettle, bat what t►ey wino I do sot know. The prisoner wrote to me has Maple to go to you. Ho linked no to seek yes. Mr. Lowio—Did I talk to yes about seythteg ezeept the 701 wort► of some ? Wltnew—No. U; Leers—Did I sot tell yin that yea hod got then ? Winne—Yee, bet I dialed it. Mr. Lewis—Will yes swear that yes did sot toll no that the mintier bust the astir in year pressen ? Wititess—l de. Mr. Lewle—Did yea till Ms peer wean Me pe(ieser's mother) that ha beret the notes is your paean. Witases—No; I and " men." I sever said " setae." Two other girls WWII is the moss at Me time he pat the papers uader the kettle. Mr. Lewis—Now, be 'anima De yea Nana to say that the setae are Mint at all, to year knowledge ? Witmer—l mold set say. Mr. Leiria—Are they set is peseenien et &Rea iateet es they win ? Witness—Not to sty knowledge. Mr. Lewis—Was it sot proposed by pea to pat then very 711. uortb el motes leader the bedpost? Witmer—That Is false. Whits the dim eppesbooded the planer three /Ark, Matilda, Biles, sad Betsy, were is the room se well as myself. Ido sot know their ether same. Wiles we west ter a drive to North Woolwich the prisoner asked en to eecompsay his to rub. Mr. Lewis—Do you mesa to swear that you did sot tell Mr. Mullen and myself that the prisoner bunt the notes ? Wirer—The primer asked me to be Mae, sad I was Mr. Lewis—Did yes not tell Mr. Mellen that yea tried to en then from out of the ere with a piker? Witante—l said "papers." I took the poker sad tried to get this out of the ire. The primer, when he put the papen wider the kettle, said to me, " Dos% frighten your. self, Harriet dear, I ' m all light now if you will be true ;" sod I said I would he true. (Laughter.) Mr. and Mrs. Witten and the other girls and myself used to go oat Miss together. The prlseaer "stood" sliest W. or 41. worth et bandy whilst he we at the brothel. He and to drink lots of met spirit eat of a Jacobin, sad I used to ask bin how lie meld drink so nosh brandy. I bed Moat tea posed, of kin ia two days. He bombe me two sew dresses, a ?kite, a 'look, sad a bap—oes of Mese " top " one. (Laughter.) Mr. ()oedema (Mkt clork)—Nava you gins se year eiet sass Witten—Tee, =Fuse is Davis. Oaleer—Sbe gave as. the awns of Deekbee. Me. Lewis—Did not the primmer corapiala of ban robbed et this brothel ? t we all thought le was ageatlessea who had money left him, which he was semadermg away. I did not rob him of the two posed& It miss ham beta the girl he slept with before he beams attached to me. (Laughter.) He stood a shilliag's worth of Weedy, ad said he should like to stay with me, amt I, of mune, had so objection. The girl slat robbed hint did not Wimp to our regales establiehmest. She wee oily a casual visitor, but I am a regular lodger there. Ilelleas—That is the case tar tbs prosecution. Mr. Lewis—l cannot resist this sem 'Wag tor trial, what mg may ultimately become of it. Tlas depositions were then read over and signed by the and the prboaer was committed for trial, bat Ilhareted apes bail. William Woolley, a workman is the emplaymsat of Mesta% Deities, glue maatifsomutire, of lima lob, was sinned with rabbles bit mestere. Mr. floiesoe appeased fer the prosecutioi. Mr. Mee Defiles said—Ha Saturday list I watched the plow* as As wee koala( oar warehouse, sad intbsequeally =r at kihesmatedy. Ho was marched at the statics. ma wawa hi person were totted canted two eat aseesesse. a mem ewer, ad a gloss stopper, which I idea liffiterlf pereeti• As = was rseasdwf. Carter was leaving the beach, Mr. IteUear, Ike eallidese. addroarag Aka, said—Alm I bars hem Is I man • pays/ am bad put iota my Asada man of moss era a was/Aft of of the loyal Dritlik sec gamer, last. to vats*' amigos is made of • at Ow arm There an only two porous of ew MIS of Maims Is tbs preemies —ain't', my larealma sad myself; bat I tasitas that ,tas Mt. *Mao H Is a isatlssaaa et tat' soma mbar SW alias dosses. Aliens Cartes—l sergrataists you that you are sot Um Whales' abided to. MAELIOIIOIIOH 8111111 T. ZUI Clasolkw, • person at sae Oats moWiti la a raged. able rusk la misty. sad 4R as roll of the maglatessy. vas bessitt Wets Mt. Ditsiss, allasiod with attstaptlag to boss Massif Is to See/sec ea Friday mob( hot. • witness named Weever said he was pushed through Hyde perk about nine o'clock on Friday night, when he heard a Wish in the &rumbas, which at first he thought Funded from a dog, but on suing a hat Soothed on the water, he went to the Hum* Society's station, and pro cured the drip, and succeeded in pulling the defendant out jut ae he was sink*. Tb defendant waa taken to the Rumens Society's establishment, and when he could be removed with safety he was sent to the workhouse, when he bad remained, being too ill to be brought to this court before yesterday. The following letter, found in lb ;posamelem, will throw some light on the auto( this attempt at self-dretraction : "Leedom, &pt. 19. 1 " My dear Brother,—What am Ito dot Unless you will pep a draft upon you, I know not. I am literally without a penny, and scarcely any usder.elotbing to wear. I feel driven to destruction, and am, I believe, sometimese Masse. For Gad's oaks do not let me be thus abeadoned. De servedly lea pistolled. Thoughts too horrid to neat upon day and sight haunt me, and the weeding of your not. as regards John Usury, and the retort of my cheque for n, met make a greyer sump of me, if not something worse. For hours have I looked Mtn the Supeatine-water, until, watched, I hey* left the plasm like a coward—l dated not attempt anything Giddiness has esind me twice; my brain has suffered; and twice, by some devilish impulse, have I ruthed to the edge of the sewer, and then shrank . back, applied. It would be a aim to confine me to • madhouse, and there to let me he watched. I send this to Hand, n, hoping it will lied you early tomorrow monies Tots is my only hope on earth, and what hopes hereafter can I entertain ? Interpose between bell and myself.— Yours, " ELLIS Camcituole. " Not having a puny stamp, I sent it by bearer, from when I am staying." Mr. Higdon direcred that the defendant should be re. mended till Wednesday, to give Uwe to coansankate with hie friends. LAMBETH. Mr James Gaming, a penon who bat just returned from ths Australian gold-diggings, attended et this court to have a sum of 2601 in Bank of Bogland notes, and eso a pro. slaw mot. oo the Australian Bank for 6001., together with two ma• sire rings weighing an ounce sash, of Australian gold, delivered up to him. The applicant Dad bun Draught to this court on Bator:ley lut on a chugs of being drunk and disorderly, when it appeared that at • late hour on the night before he entered the Olive Branch public beam, opposite the Victoria Theatre, and in this pinnies of • luge crowd of persons, and while in • state of delirious intoxi cellos, bogus t Bon/kb his roll of noise about is the most gangue and indiffenint manner. _ _ Mr. (hemmer, the landlord, having no doubt from the chareeters of some of the persons limiest, as well as those in the inuaroitthe vicinity of his boas', that be world be soon ro►bed of the +kohl of hi property, seat for a policeman, sad flergeaet Broad, 23 1,, coming sp, he kindly requested that °Mon to take him to the station for his owa protection and the preservation of his property, and Gearing area taken to the station•hoau. When taken before the magistrate, he was by no mesas recovered from the effects of his overnight debauch, sad in fact area is such a state of excitement that the megistratt prevailed on him to place hie property in the bands of Mr. Olean, the clerk, who would keep it safe foe him until Monday. On calling yesterday to receive the property, Mr. Elliott recommended him to pay the money into a bank, where it would he safely kept for him ; bat the applicant said that nothing should induce him to embus in this country, and be had brought the money here to lay it out on boots and other things he intended to take bask with Alien. The money was at once delivered up to him, and assuring, having returned his thank& for the kindness he bad experienced, left the court. WANDSWORTH. Mr. J. H. Walsh, who kma a pastry-eiook's shop at Welllagtoa-turace, Clapham, wu charged with a violent assault on his wife, • yodel woman of respectable appear an's, who stated that, haviog, on Saturday, the 13th, bun curtailed in her demur, food by the defendant, she sent far and was proceeding to dries a steak, when defendant threw it at her, and spat upon it. He nest seised her by the hair add kaocked her against the wall, aid otherwise her. She bad been some days with out food add bar life had has often threatened, end she was preserved solely by the interference of the neighbous. Mr. Haynes, who appeared for the prosecution, said the idesplaimaat had been married sue than flee and a half years, and her husband's brutality oommencad six months after marriage. Tim husband amattul that the wife had • ands temper, sad that be had oussionally felgsad madam to keep her is subjection. The cm was mudded, ad the husband locked up, against the wife's will, who was afraid that on his return home after imprisonment he would use kw won* than before. THE CORN TRADE. (Ines the Nark Lews illwress.) BRITISH. The weather of the past week has been very favour able to the impress of the buena I. Scotland, as well as its completion in the son, notion parts of Britain. Many Pleas, however, in the norib have not yet commenced ; the prevaleace of humidity there bevies retarded the ripening of the erops, sad greatly inereesed the disease is potatoes man localities; though there is • gamma absence of cam plaint at protest. In England the eold and late soils are becoming tnoreasiagly bad, end it is well that so large • balk to oafs. The markets for wheat have all been risteg, sad May bay. eaperiessed a brick demand, while others have found Owings* checked as a eonsequirato of the ad vice'. We regret to find some reports of the yield of the linty/admired wheats lees favourable than growers ea au ; d though with a fine quality, the ears have proved riV i tt i nd blighted, produciag about throe quarters to theme where Amor more were estimated. This, se doubt, has Ne wham the plants were is bloom. The late-grown Rivetts, on salted from the weather esperisiend early ill July, the soatrary, are mamma ty heavy, having had the fall battik of the sun, without injury from cold or rata. The late depression being partly recovered, a more steady bringer seems probable, with moderate fiestuatioa from pireesat rates Foreign markets have little varied, and the opiates galas ground that Fr once will agate be a largely importing aractry before neat harvest. The prime of barley have farther receded without heavy supplin, the outliners of the season keeping maltase, reserved en the late high rates. Other spring corn has been generally firm Then have been good arrivals and • considerable twinges la Rotting e.rgoes at totter pries., 83 vessels having arrived at port. of call sines the Ilth inst. ; 30 of them Ming from Taganrog. Boated 0 dats wheat lin brought 44.. Bd., and Odessa 665.; white Poileh Odes., 60.. ; bud, 64.; Obirka, 69•.91. to 81e. 3t; Mananopeli, 635. 64. ; heeled Serdiaraki, 645. 6d. to 685., all off coast. Said*, on girOs 3d. for the continent, and 435. 3d. for the esd i' lljegdoni ; and very fine Ddra, 435. art; main, Ms. SA M 335. ; barley, from Selektive. at 29r. per qr. The Wee ef wheat reported were 90,282 gm. at 69r. 61., ssaime 111,177 qrs. the previous season. ifs Louisa avenges were for 6,838 qrs , at 70s. 63. The impertadase into the principal ports of the Baited Ling. dos for the week ending Sept. 10 were, ia wheat and flour, 147.811 qn. The imports for Augast wore 607,633 qrs. wheat, and 478,286 cwt. fi Monday's London wheat market onaseeard at the back of andante supplies, both English and foreign, the latter bong Chiefly from Ramis. The morning's show from Rent and Baez was bet moderate, and a good proportion of it was of condition. The indleatlone of a use evinced on the previous Friday proved correct, an advance of 3s. to 4s. hung established on all good ssanks, with nearly the same improvement is the lower qualities, though the sale was not so free. The demand for toreiga was fair at fatly 2.. more mosey, the inquiry being chiefly for Russian. Oa Wednesday the supply per coast was 610 qn., with 6,270 tr. foreign. The market then was not brisk, but on short Pipette.' the rates were well supported ; and la this state the badness (doted on Friday, with a better demand ler low deseriptious of old foreign, the arrivals than being 2,040 qn. per *owl, with 2,080 qn. more from abroad. Tows millers, however, were somewhat reserved, In the mpestation of Meier terms. The quantity of firer reported on Monday was !cooed. astable, both in country and foreign qualities. Norfolk. found • smart reaction nom the depilation of the previous yeah, beteg sold readily at de. advisee, and reaching 60e. as the t. p price per seek, though town millers made no ohmage. American participated is the improvement noted in emaatry samples, and false were made readily at le. more mosey, and oemienally 3.. per barrel for the finest. On Wednesday the quantity per @oast was 460 leeks, with 6,830 barrels American. Norfolks then appeared to have lost their bsoyeasy, some admiatare of tins wow lour being reported to bare bees mace tram damp kilo-dried wheat. Oa Friday country-made samples were still dell, and Ame rican only in moderate request at previous prima, the addl timid arrivals being 410 sacks per coast. Though there was a better show of lieglirh barley on Monday than of late, the quantity was by no mesas large; yet the heaviness which has meetly hang over the trade, as the sonseqwenes of high prices, malted in a further re duction of the rates of secondary malting qualities of fully 2s. sad 3r. per qr. without a reedy plsessiot of the samples Inferior foreign also was difficult to quit at the ease deciliee. On Wednesday there were 660 q rs . poi coast, and 1,320 qn. from abroad. Baenese then remained very stark and to all it was annosary to weeds to a further re. deaden. Oa Friday, taolgh the additions were only 430 qn. cosetwin, sad 490 qrs. from the continent, there was a positive further dashes et Is. to 2s. per quarter on the lower sorts, verticals:4 hew all foreign qualities. Teo malt trade, ea /deathly, roatieued dull, without giving way Is prim:, sad has so remained throughout*. entire week. Inland has bees rapidly gathering la her harvest under favourable sheamstaaow, bat it will take the entire month to complete Me work. Potatoes are worse spoken of, repo- Wally sear D mega* sad Londonderry ; but it is hoped the estre growth will make up the lola Limerick had no wheat on sale: oat., 11d. to 110. per atone; horrify, ls. 241. is le. 44. per steam. Clownet had good supplies, and • fair Wade at former rates. Cork was only the tors dearer for good wheat, with main very dell. At Waterford wheat and amidst barley _were 1. per barrel higher, bat oats and main were 6d. to 9d. per barged lower. at Wealth& ; profsailesals 6b seta. Otto talk sad a quarter. (9 subs ) ye et lb gp et Ilt Weatkeroodc ...... ..... . 4 11 7 Gandy Bright Phcabas 00%10111 I an Pama 3 10 0 Many, 4 10 10 MO:Yonne ....... 4 911 Xanthae Till EcultlT HANDICAP of 50 000 L. added to a lifeeop• otokto of 10 sow. each, 3 it. fit horses of ell sgb (2-71-014 excepted). • winner of say baedicap alter tbe weights were &clued 71b *Rua. Halt a voile. (23 gabs.. 6of glum declared.) age et lb do et Ili New Brighten —. 6 $l3 Prlewe's Mlxture ..... 8 3 CWork onnecter (la. 7as ) 4 0 9 9 Suisse »......».»».«...»......».»».«...»......».»».«... 3 I ..... 8 7 Pennant 8 3 'anise ... ... ...... 0 7 7 The Bold Beeeieeek ... $ ; 1 Mot Ontiiiiii =stli(trrniL.) Beesesty • • beiele 4 11 13 . lam I I It Goody BIZ NAIIISTY'I PLATS 0 100 7, three-yr side, 70, 71b; four, At ; five 71b ; aid lad aged, 9st Lb. nine miles. To theism Wednesday. A PLATS of 25 Bova., added to • sweepstakes of 6 sew. real ; for twoormolds, 63 610; three, list 21b; four s est lib ; 6.., 9st 121 b ; Ms mid spd,lost lib ; maraud geld. to •11..ered 31b ; a wittier owes this year ep is the due el swung, 510 ; twist, 810 *arra ; the Lauer te be sold Ifeel 1001. ;tf entered to be sold tat 801., allowed 711; U 601., 14h ; if for 401., 2111; the winger to be 'old bye.. Woo, and the surplus to go to the rase lead. T.Y.C..leall roils CI woos Wednesday. Tee I riATZ of 25 Bove, added to e stokes of flea sots. each; throe yr-oide, 6st 10ib ; fo:r i a; flee, fist 10 1 b ; sic, 9st ;tad aged, 94 410 ; mares sod ' re& Mgt all - iwed 311.. A whiner of 601. he Use pneset year te rent' 3,b; If of two 601., blb extra. &tat at the stead sad poem mood, about owe mile. Closes on Wedessdey. Tee JCVI3IILI 81LLIXO BTALtII Of 6 goes. asset, with 16 added from tbe feed ; for two yr oIL ; eolta,9at ; 811ies sod ;tidied*. fist 1010. The wiaaer to be geld for 1001, bet If tutored to be sold for 801, showed 7.b ; It far 601., 141 b ; it b r 50/., 2110 ; if for 401 , 281 b ; the wiener to be sold by &attics after tbe rste, sad the emplaa to go tithe Meal feed. About three quarters of& mile. To slew as Wed nesday. PROOR4IIIIO OF Ta■ Bums. sad 8 ZS RACES.—TOZSDAT. HANDICAP. Two ells As. et lb Ape et Ile Nanette II 7 Waled= —.-- 3 It ...........—. • 4 • I 7 Lord Risen —.... 7 le Redemption Etlelbeld Tax BRSACIBIT . Mr4RII4 of I NIL 4.411 6 41011 SO adds/. Me for two yr ; WM, 71b; end allo t Sap Maws estra ; setvisd stalks& or mans dowel b;M It bsii, sliding bevies/ started twills ONO* dtb ; throw daub 6110. Five (wimp :—Deebene, A. Seemed, Praille, eh e by Illwee—Webeel4.ll")l4 Tui Samsun-razz ibildMel (Haddieey). Wieners eats. Self smile _ hp it lb lb Quitkelble 4 Peel Ago 6 it I Pop. Jon I Mem I 1 The rester liar DIM? . 7 b • 177 Mem hob ... Roc— The_ - I I 6 7 6 fby bge—Masafkr. I I 4 OLIETINOto . •PAIM &nil/ doss this mai* ____---. Thu Haarhow Noway PLAT' of 501. (Roadloop), for Syeedda. Winders nen. Tani qaarten ad • alba. st a ot lb lb•Vaiol-Waler Lay 6 7 Minallehdapie -......... 7 6 =7 -......--. 6 4 loitemas .........-.-...-..... 7 11 ................... . 0 £16k.6 ---..-.... I IS Maw ..... .........-.... 7 10 Surraseler..- ....... 6 10 Tad &Try= Coo, to limb., by raboariptioa of 10 love. each, 6 ft, with 30 added ; for 3.p.01da dad apwuds. Al. bewaring aad pomades. Two =do sad a ball. ASIP o AV 1110610413 .........., 4 adk As 3 Um. Dew ..,...... 3 Lord 110 0 110 ......- s mos ... 4 146114334 .........-. 6 Draw 1 ' Tad^ ..__.— nos....4ICOMPOSA Erma of 40 sm. (Readlesp). 044 RUC Airs 1 Ago Meletieelde 4 s et 7 2 Droner I 7 M 3 bby 3 fririnter ...= 11 7 L .2 thus Jut II 7 4 nodes 2 $ Ta• INNI1111:1114 . PLAT* sad tie 11 - 001/RY ELANDwAr dose thot 'miss beim maim. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, HIM 22.—APPOINTIONTL—C•04 T. 8, Iran)** (1846), to the Oedema, 80, mew Masa Mho, at Portsmouth. Mouses Arnim% H. Batton to the Dauntless, 33,eerew stem frigate. Moditerreaeaa /Ratios. Assietaat Clerk W. II H. Iditelsell. to Um Ikeurge, 6, (paddle wheel man ship, West Cast of Atria Swaim. Sept 20.—Muter 0 A. Waist, (1647), to M. lihsanoo, 11, wow stems IN igata. at Porsemostk. Master's Assistsat W. M. Adam, to:Me Higlitlyer, 21, wow swam ommotte, et Pertemeeth. Midshipmen J. D. V. Bailer, to this Germ, 6, paddle wheel Ammo sloop. at Portsmouth; N. B. ftith, to this Pory, 6, paddle wheel Mau steep. at Portsmouth; F. 0. Behar, to Ms Retrlbutha. 28, peddle wheal stossalfrigato, at Wiesner; J. MIN. Boyd, sad M. A. Maid, to Os &lassos. Natal Cadet W. H. Diehards, to tho Shams. MojaMilne& Sir Hem Beweereet, 1L.C1.8., will mend to do snisaykly a the 26th A. t, 'seam by ib• roast death et Gemara flw H. T. Cosobell. Sir Hart' toned dede i Se g latter partite of the Psaisaelar tray, owl wee et • ()Mir. ma Tolima t 1. was slso at Weanin g wed the videos edalosisee @plait the Melba be MB bell loperimet asemeeda —Obi& A .oval rosetmaitiel we held at Showers or Monday, to try Barad Idererat Charles P. las sr, of 11.11.'• ship Dtee tooldiewltk• sad fordelowe Mart ear to sad reladeato s amanary trersidese ere goo ram *Soon' selnif eat lady bemoan the 11th day of Arran, 1865, era ele er day of Aprll, 1886. As moos r the sant was traillestad. a letter was nod Inn the Con saadn•la•Ctiof, with aa aseboan from Capt. Wm. H. A. lamina& C.B of the Did* febrile, then rot th= lowan was desirous of many the oharp bray* Liszt Ryder. Oa thb eareessarest the err ire .band, sad oa its Wag memoir 10.10 an., the prl mossf, sad all th e whalers hers Mooed _ .Xr W. W. Heyward reed tletjaderer ihrlonst the ruses set proved c and atonalsi den of too andaat of Kr. Orley, w k • int forward Browner dose tin et oilloaro—chea whisk apposed to elm mart to bnon friv..inat it wresire mad dully adJadgieg Moot. 11) der to be rams* erultied. _ _ 1 1 The Mita Arervie• &MU says the Secretary of &ate 4 Wert is assist; the whole of the pitiideans rest& Ise la Obe several districts la the Milted Veriest le be ebeallasil br Illeipaisat eadltery °Mem, for the et yievbe Mak Ideality with the hativideele y ad mitted ea tisk plaint lists. CIVIL. MINIUM 07 A YOUNG Ft DIALN.—Ai trek Towa.liall, TarMoak, ea Seaseley lair, a fames wire. aimed Grille. was fally soullasil take err trill for masa iabluata molar* sew& a pug girl, aged route.. year% Galled Foray Own Keys. The pea girl had banks In nate of boom tree as trial , instil atom eighteen maths AIM ohm ski wee pissed is seniee ebb Mr. GM* m=lt at Ba d os j i ttrohil e t -bee she essesSl se nee Ineelisstrat (WM. who append Is be a lames .O, MISS resembled with his wile blame essiest. maser Wild la serldrosee is Freest he trees Weft Or OM. eel sit losoth he bed be rammed to a mlibbeseebosso. sad sob esseatly she we seat Melt to Ile mks Moos is s uses pliable esstilders, is mersomese et las leeiderel are sr Oa Tuesday As ilapardiaia of Gold ems Seim before the nagbeates, wholesaled a venom fee daregrpre beiges M Grills, mid else was beagle op Is wady es' Seterday lees Were F. Weft. Ihq. 4 Mersaash J. Mies sad Ji. Peek Knee. hest lbseedesse of IM send. • yam 'ad beim el* bra lead boadeesd, mosses tbaS bee misuse vas iredieselly b ra. Sho bed weed seimod wenadse. hoe bed, seem' by Move tee bet mime with a levee ellek whisk was aeon Is owes ew ef bet UM We. tesearmair Weed dose • blow seise dee beds ; *be bed wall ids os bar um sod elated by Mr sdelhee ebb a mimes, eel nest tees. dam bet Wens famed bee is Ni bare es a list «bessdis," a three lewd less snide seed Is the UMW et few losses be flees selbsees. as, spee. and Ma she bee eased *Ma steedess aside Is obi weibabg. Kr. Con sib, elm bat essasised eft sometbed Use setae tbs areseds o ebieb bs sell woes very soder, eed need ellawasssessaboteesi Sb. eirlb seams, ' Who the esehlselse Nag ermirkesil w ptiasase %Sobs Mr trial. Mow lbe bessfeewow ore a eallt mashed add& tbe Tees all, of had se tie pewees bees num/ by belt stresse. ere veld, is all yesbability, have eel g ilt lee mat inomat. Tin itDDIONINSITI CUM TuDir-Tbi boa* roper, of Winks Itimint, luumlisun ossler. mei tbit fumusiUma MM. Illinsus. latiest wisuese t. Ausksier. ems Imo ;mist to th• 'My homplus ups, ppermit_ 'puma assi• leaving, whisumonsioup ampulle seem.— Wiwarefr Herold -- 1 P 7 ATkI. RAILWAY AMMENT.--0a Friday, a aaa small nano Walker, alstelayet as the Lesdoa sad North-Wallies Railway, j ampad apes a train while stasefse, 61 Ike pupae,Matisse of ballast, wbea sabsed kb flaesAag. eat Mlle( leaned' a yaw taloa injuisa which sawn his dastbl64ll:rshill , Esamitter. (AdvertiossinttlOLLOWAYs OINTMENT AND li hum In wawa la pa sus Calm buirry.--Williaus Tenn. a Autaxy eprolies it IldNis. Wu ISN dliNsA bilk ea latolbolo wiwi sr eldsAlms% glib I.osaills to 'imam Do WM gripes Ammalis Mimi inost ; he ... m km Wood lop try llibsogio Obbooak dray is kg tie kb of Sob booloslio mild= bo kw bon oragllalg Nook oug not W misof dr dinar Nabs bk ofis pub of kb Mg; kb Is grablg logroook—flold kg a[ =Mir ~ors OA mold; Siff await 11•110•10 011killg000lo. 144. Loft, sod I% afafk , k" ft. UN by &amps, CliMmllispl; Adki ft e,lllminii all L Mk, Nib MIDDLESBX SPASIONS. MOM I% .sous; SA, IigtItURJUDOII.. The ages me 1•41 q at Os Goildasli. Wastodattot, to Open el belt lei awatody cam otaarltag ono Irma the two e mit Meese earreadored te lake his trial ea a sharp of stein MOM& et Sae, deeertbee fa the Int inuat of the t r the pri.party ef bet Melody the Qom. aad fa the woad as that of the Board of Works sad Public Bslldigah Mr. is appeared for the prosesatioa, whisk was Is. atiteeed by Miseries of the Boerd of Works; Mr. Goat for th l pelesses t append that the Board of Works bad purehased • smarm of loans fer the purpose of asking s sew strait to Wilteehapol, fres the reef of whist a oosoldsrable lily of lead bad bees stripped awl wee reedy for removal, wheel the pains= ea d had hie ettlease salad to two ass who wee sloe by, sad ob. on =Na era sw ele r i lhe gelesesk meet seem, was eay gissedbtely sheratertle, when the p *semen es as le ed hie Made, sad fs their same to the ocaolasioa thatbe had bees mostly lad Amt. Mt. Gat sedzsomi she itsy, _est oiled witaasew, whet stated that She phew, Mg halves Deep s /sty geed eitaissitse. _ _ _ — Tbajary salsonod a verdtot of GniNy, and T. Andstret-Jaya sostansod the adman to foal maths' hardidosse. Clare Clowlead Veestarice, a aiddie-wied woman. wall attired, sad deetelball as $ eteetter el am* was ladieted for Mild stoles a glom, the repot, ef WMiale Helldal. Mr. Oat strand be the presseetkosi Mr. Sleigh for the rinser. The prostate" ia the Ladled efe4theas si l / 2 • galled the Two Brewers, Clusa's aid it appeared free the evideema l lttprissase bederwelenally ben there se • easteers, sad weeny aillsd he ala and water. Oa the SA Wa ft abs was dare for sow tine sad ia the maim a( the wow M eats, No seat to &jans! ilealar's lip 311slisdiresa, Meats, sad off. three emu In . she mil, ela deems mad s half which am had bet oar shaterlea. The keeper of the thew die ease of " Hallitaa" ea Wow, sad hawing *WO be taw some of the leadlord of the Two Babes% sliti s eVes the beraaa. who reeegalad th e pelmet es boss st the You, awl ideatelad she girds as moseree yeepsoty. He gave bar is shop, sal it was owapritil that the glasses were shilea, the odd It was tette anulag. Obese had iiiimer g bow the proseeelsee be ease maths before the pobowe wed the Mash sad whoa she woe bean the sudetrale abs said, " I waseswiag lame hen giving 1 hams six or ewes soothes's, whips pees weaaa sweated IYe hi the des% with twee, Mhos sad gloms. I beget these glasses siwur If desed et bar, u abs wee is mit dle. true, sad we IN.* them My key oas prow that Ir li llll/11 1 :tadisethisi, bat I sera baud say saw dant es la s we, therbalghted ; awl yester day, se I woofs Wig sheet et newsy, *ad treated to raise sews, I madam to all Gas of the glasses. I was at the prossostor's yesterday, sad had sews gia sad wit., gum sad paid dd. ter it. I bed a glass la say pcoket while 1 WWI dian. I eii aft may Oft I ,egile the glows bus haserks; what I said mak thla the'wwwie I Womb* tires el told me that they Noe bus Anodes, wil i lbw& Mg did." Mr. aides addressed the jaw, as[ that at all nests these was a grave d osed b the cash the bonsai of whisk taut be ghee to the primmer, ad wiled several = 'be VIM to die primates previous good the essmailsbeseats as a iambs: ef auk. The kw Mat bar NM Gauge The ftwask wawa whet be was to de with the glum t The Ambleort-Jadge isli SO Wooer bad bees acquitted, sad he weld wet thapasee make Say order about tun. lb. lastikeeld Ids dint bad bad quite wow►lt of then, Mbe weal se it tar s te say that if the gleamed Weis glees up le Zs. Betides, the prisms weal wake as objestioa is hie laving tbs. WWI IL atiallr. Gawp Amen. a serpostat, was Wined in staling Ma of sathematial feetrensats, sad star ankles, tin grown of Las Rolm. Mr. Li Iran preandod; Kr. Berry Wooded. Mrs. Reda woe a widow, lira( at 111, Nerfelkludosa, and anise tan atop loft u hot by hor late hanged wars • Not ag warpostor's t 031,, ad a bos of tea tamarind lastronena. iba was desirous of Cornier of tins, awl tbs primer owl a drain la thew at As earn off Cabled sailed to no three, with the stow of reraboolas toss Mr ass' debit Wan tbsy abed hies. Mr. Cos indadd be wield see bar sob abeam than, and is the neenino elf rimer 'Mei red sold Kr. Cos ford had soot bin kr tbe KW for Ms sea, sibs was beildiag a grime- Mom at firlisaliast, aid skit pa am m Kn. The pd. Mace 41 as Mks*, to mg be bed base eat by Mr. Ossierd, swill that basin rot persieks in tab, ho of tbses a his an assoest. of t ilwjary fsui kin Guilty, sad Mr. Crary sunned bin to list maths' bard laboar. THB POLICE COURT& MANSION:HOUBB. Jobs Pratt, a yeusg — aeriOlifierreTisp, who bad beam remanded, bat admitted to bad, apes a aerie of llamas males a sum of 981. 10s., beleogiag to the Chastens% Bulk of itastralarde, la width astablitheteat ha bad beat 'm aimed es junior dark, was farther aumised Wien Ms. Cartr. Mr. Iltill - ,;Olieitor 10 tba Collinitta• of Beakers for Ore Prevestios of Forgeries sad Proud', pie etas& d for to reessatios ; sad Mr. LIM* jos., appeared oa bekelf tithe plosaer. The SOWN* takes at the termer esesdastiess, whisk wee to to Biel dad the prisoner absconded with Ike nosey, sad wee espeksaled by Bawl!. a deleative enter, as a brothelak k vies Daly 11a. wee fosad In his pessaries, Moto. , beisis 1111Dilest Mane, orke had bees twiee resseesed s as cr es . 2± . levidesse. wed who oesisetod to attead at the was ewes. sag esil—l ea the keeper of s beest 1. lhak.balillair, City. rood. Os the .sagas of Ohs tldo laserft was et es, house. Ilt.eisrA• thew We as Woo Wadaadaf sight or early the ieftowiaa maltfai. sad sessieed ti Ma Sunday, whoa myseheaded Ma. JOY see sheep a 61. mete Ha dwieed sos •W. sees, sad see if I sot k I does want With his Is • labs the of likes be lodine aM west iato the sib. Whoa he ease est I seed Ida whether he had dowsed mad he replied that he had pi gold tor it. Diy the tine he stayed at 111 hew le wee aimed Is my empaay sad that of wawa and silos beissfiles as it. He tressed as is a smirk's to Ippies Tweet, sad Anwar& to Dense kit Be gave mossy Is a shi MOW Davie to bay a ellk 5.., • km* sad s Yak haste. Ur. Medese—Did set year wife, who seseespaaled yes to the Ihweet. have say at the mem Wildwo—No. /Ir. Kelleae—Did she set is.. oat Is a am dust for Benet — Witosis-10s i but go *ism paid sii th. espouses Xs. lildissw.Thisiss tire he was la joss bassi. did yes mos we mbar bash sots' is his posiesiicis besides the sae tie slisse.d? Wiisse—lts. I did set MsUies-41111 p.a mar that assorsosaiol by Mr. Lewis—l did get melee his the phew, a IN. seem fee the purpose of mettles It cheesed bp .M et my tradesmen. I have mess the 201. cote peodeeed is Ms peissoses It is the see N .hosed et the =l i Ms took Is trees posits•ba *h, mid • moo bib of piper. IhJoswb—Whist did Ise suppose the lot nese bits of paper olosislod of f Won they Ms is.. desoriptios of pa. ss ddoihoto Mr. ? Lewis—Did bo aft tots this solo hosa of • roil of molds TitSloe—No ; they appeared to ras to be like letter. Kr. Lewis—Were they oleaa-lookkeg letters ? Witsese—l did set settee tint. Xr. Larim—Ase yea the leotard of the brothel Wilma—yet. Kr. Lorris—ilrbra yea maw a boy of 17 eons iate year hems with beak. asses, did yen aot masks seas ialalrier re sprotios either Ida se him seam Witoess—No ; I rade a* lattairlat• We had pigmy of &Lek, he pollee it. He lest se 10m. to yet ny watch est of pledp. He did sot had se a seareip. F9IIBIGN. Tbo Paris floor market boo soderpao littbobwor &aim I the prat week, there Wog a alight mover, fr tee Area ward toodoossy, the fear masks for tin e l m os* beim bold or 90f. to 90f. 60r. per 159 No Se lif• I ltoillei rook of 280 lbs.): for WAG, ihrpolso star WN. 60e. to 871. Moil to 665. 9d. pee ByiW seek). vie, however, by es Isms brisk It the Magmas:lV stock on hand was 9.610 quintals. Wheat, without animated must, was held with mute oonfidenee, and lees has boon on offer. That of &who and Anjou was worth 47f. pw 120 kilos. Rye was more plentiful at 26 6 . to 271 . per 115 kilos. Barley held at 231. to 241. per 100 kilos. Owe 26f. Mo. to 271 per 160 kilos. Tie C3lllltr7 markets were unsettled. Ciallardon was If. d per bent. (equal to 2s. 3J. per qr. English). and Le Bleat 2f. 60c. cheaper (equal to 6a. 6d. por qr. Enalieh). At Havre prices were sustained, floe New York Beer being worth 381, 500. to 39f. per brl. (equal to 30a.92. Bogliph), extra 401. (equal to 31s. 7J. English); Now Orleans, 471. 60c. (equal to 37s 6d. English). Mare seines, being without arrivals, kept firm rates. The few flee Richelle samples on show were held at 671. per 129 to 132 kilos. The Belgian markets show a slight decline in the weekly averages both in wheat and rye, but bays sines become Griner. At Antwerp busineee was calm, Cul:maks wheat being worth 67e. 6d. to 68a., sad white Zealand 60e. 3d. per qr. • Archangel rye, 40s. 3d. per qr.; ordinary Riga lin seed, 46a. 6d. par qr. Wheat prices is Holland bare been maintained. Con siderable variety appears in the new samples at Rotter dam; prises rang. from 69e. to 86e. Maestrecht we. scantily supplied. Amsterdam quite as dear; but Gronin gen was dull. At Copenhagen ousels were doll, barley erupted, which was in demand for foreign shipmest ; dried wheat 60s. to 645. per qr. ; new barley, for malting, 34r., weighing 49 to 49k lbs. . . . Advents from Stockholm describe the market as slenderly supplied with wheat ; prices 635. 6d. to 79.. 61. ; Rye, 365. to 415.; bulgy, 395. 9d. to 41e -for spring it was held at 30,, with buyers at 29e. Gd. per qr. Hamburg was lower 11. per qr. for wheat, and rather cheaper for all other grain, especially Seale barley. The Prussian port. note h.tle change from previous at meets. At Konigsberg heavy rye was much in demand for Norway, at 38. Bd. ; for spriogdelieery the quotations were 335. per qr. Baley sought at 30s. 9i.1. to 32e. per. qr. Not withetand ng Ities• high rates, supplies were scanty. New oats, 18..61. to 19s. 3d. per qr. About 2,000 qrt. wheat had changed hand. at Danzig, at 69.. 3d. to 66e. 34. ' all old. Stettin weeat prices were, for Polish, 71s. red 645. 9d., for spring 62. 3d. to 635. per qr.; barley, 28; 6d. to 32a. Gd. Complaints were beginning to be made of potatoes at Berlin and through all Pomerania and Bast Prussia. The Italian markets were dull. The arrivals at Leghorn were pawing on to Marseilles. With only their native supplies slenderly furnished, there was noadvanes. Trieste reports wheat neglected; about 600 qrs. Taganrog and Venetian Bold at 67e. par qr. For Ibraslaeona4nutents of seise in November, April, and Kay, 30s. N. per qr. was paid. In the wane of the month of Augur, the decline in wheat at Naples was le. per qr., present rates being 43a. At Barletta it was 435. 61. per qr. An:oasts from Rigs state that all through the past summer a sold and humid state of the atmoephere has been experieaced; only lately haa the weather aesumed more stability, it having been dry and warm, leading to the espectatioa of a good crop of linseed ; it was otherwise as respects the grain er. pe, which could hardly be fine with such an unseals' time without a prolonged continuance of warmth. The lateness, however, of the season, forbad the ezpretatioa of liberal supplies. The rye harvest yea Ins; wheat, barley, and oats were yet partly dependent on the weather. Russian rye for May delivery was quoted 288.44. Nothing was done in Courish, which was flee. Barley wea likely to be dear, from the demand for distilla tion. Courish for October delivery had brought 30s. 9d., with 60 per cent. in advance. Oats, 16s. 64. Petersburg prices were much as last quoted. At Alexandria about average supplies bad arrived; a decline was first experienced, but subsequently a revival of Bto 10 per cent. Seidl wheat, 384.61. to 395. 3d. ; Behar% 375. 2d. to 37e. 81.; beans, 30s. 31.; barley, 245. 6d. to 25.. par qr. Montreal &deices were quiet: extra flour for home use brought 38e. 9d. per brl. ; the inferior were declining ; old spring Chicago wheat, ef.; new, 6s. 3d. per bushel. Freights to London 24.24. flour, 6s. 6,1. per qr. for grain. At Galata there had continued a brisk demand for maize, at 22.. 101 per qr.. free on board ; rye, 26..6d. ; for delivery in September, 23.. 9d. per qr.; barley, 991. per kilo. New Wallaebian wheat had brought 44.. 41. Freights, 13s. ,for The Australian markets were declining for breadttuffs. At Sydney, floss was reduced to 231. mitres ; at Adelaide, to 201. with wheat 7.. 31. to 7s. 6d. per bushel Adrian from Hobart Town, quote Chills. flour 241. to 261 ; Tesm►- nian, 241. ; wheat, Br. 64 to 9e. per bushel ; barley, 9s. to 10s. The hareem was completed at San Francisco very an. tistactorily, it beim' estimated at beyond au ge. Flour at New York had declined, the lower sorts 20 to 30 mats par barrel, and the higoest 60 cants (.1251 to 2e. 2d. Hsglialt). Hates Ohio was .1,11 worth 6 dots. 150. to 7 dole., extra new ()enemas Bto 9 dot.. 800thern sort. bad alto declined, but Canadian had been in good demand. A lively trade was found in wheat, with some fluctuation', which lett prima much as lest quoted. LONDON WEEKLY - 1;3 - Poe 114441 kW. India oaks 2,400 Maarttlas kegs 9.600 lieegal Is Madres,b424 bap 0040 Rowse Tasign. pkgs. 8,000 Oarszo, LP. pkgs. 30 110080 Aikko 2 no C• 2130 033ka 210 Wow.ISO 778 oelrr6isd. Pr. lock. 1,000 lb,loo 16,600 19 , 0,0(.0 11,300 113,000 6,700 1:6.000 SOO 6,4+4 MO 6,900 1,100 7,660 200 3,400 94 900 660 11,350 22,600 162,000 40,600 16. 1 ( 00 9.1C0 .149° 1.1100 11,200 COTTON.—Lusarecn, Beer. f 9. The raukst closed with animation, and prices of all descriptions were 1•16 d. per lb. darer. The sales were 14,000 Wes, 9,000 foe gaper; and 9,500 on specula tvuoroseptialag 000 FOTO= and Usranham, at 09. to 714.; bOO Egyptian, as bid. ta Old.; 1,500 Surat, st 41d. to 51c1.; and 160 lees Islands, at ltd. to 2 s. sd. per lb. THE 161611 LINEN TRADL—A good consumptive demand la esperleneed for Mashed linens for the home market, and foreign orders ate abundant with many of the houses in town. Priest, al. though they bar manifested an upward tendency for some time, are without material change. Brown linens came forward in the markets in Ins gaudily then would be fee Bed tamest the and the lots °Bering are bought up at full rates. In some few in. however. find • difficulty in dimmer' of their webs. Demsb., spots, treleyediapers, drills. and light liner for birching. are in very goad demand, and Wets of each of those descriptions of fabric sre low. Tarr are to gad regret for the ream, and quota. Dons firm, but snchaneea in this market. In the tscotch markets a desire has been submitted to. The new parcels of fin a blob have been agreed for /ale in the various country markets brought long prior. Quotations are from 6s. to Rs. for hand-scutched, sod from 7s. 6d. to 12s. me milled. in the Belfast district. Sore lota have brought r bleb es lie. In the Derry market yestetday there wets about eight toss flax. The demand wee lather languid, and priors for new sot so good as last week; chd fag nitad from 46a. to 31s. for Nara ; middling, 12.. 6d. to Ste 6d.: sew, SU. to Os. for giol; line, 745. to 60s. per 124 It..— Belfast Mercury. TALLOW. The tallow market edvanced in the tonne of IBA week. The de. mend having Mon large, mid the mire's not being equal to the muffs Mete trade, the price on the spot has losprored nearly Is. 6d. per cwt., sod leaves off to-day at the highat quotation or the wed'. h. large busimes has been done for forward deliveries. Both in this imeltion and on spot there have been orders on the market for esportation. The fluctuations in the week have been from Cs. 9d. to Ms. bd., October and December. From the latter point the mar ket receded on Wards, to Vd. (495. 6d. in one or two cams). Taday the market has been steady, especially on spot and for near arrivels. For the last three months not much has been done. We Imre off—Spot. its. Gd.; all this month, Ms. 01.; October and December, 495. 9r1.; January and March. 50e. to Soo. 6d.; separate nacetbs. 40e.; tallow off, 345.; tallow Elaine, 4.e. Gd.; town tallow. 525., net mall. We quota palm MI, Os. to Ves. ; cocoanut oil. Coehin. 4+s.; ditto Ceylon, 414.; linseed oil, 42s.—(Prom )tare. smith and Chula's Circular of Monday evening.) SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Agora (el). hoe Liverpool for Ravens, Sept. 10, lat. 47.10 N., km IR W. Erltaania, from Liverpool for Pernambuco, Aug. 3, on the line, lon. 21 W. Edward Bouatead (barque), 145 data from Moulmein for Liverpool, Sept.:, lat. MAI PI., ion. 36.42 W. Favourite (chip), of Fleetwood, from Lampool for hflramichi, Sept 10, 1at.46.29 N., lon. 19.36 W., all welL Octet Britain (ado), from London for Montreal, out 23 dap, Sept 11,1 M. 40.32 N., lon 21.3 i, all well. Juliet. from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro, Austin 9, In. II N., lon. 21W. John Raven. from Apalachicola tor Livermol, August 26, lat. 28.20, Son. 79.40. Munn 3Aletyre ,10 0 5 . from Ceylon for London, June 10, 42 days out, 1at..0.16 ,lon. 26.4 tF. Mar), Alia (ship), from Bombay for London, July 17, lat. 21 S., lon. I R. William Sewall (American ship), from Calcutta for London,lat. 31 N., lon. 32.3 W., out 146 days Winifred (.hip), from Southampton for Sydney, all well, August 20, Sat 13.43 N., lon. 25.43 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 1111(TON.—neet. 10, at SonZintr;l7ll;;. Upper stmt. Islington, the with of J. H. Bolton, Esti , of a dams/Mar. AKTER.—Sept. 17, at Vi iokh.m, llama, the wife of 11. Carter. Esq.,of aeon. lIATAWAY. Sept. IS, at Alma Ville, 11 Rivera Link, the wife of the RIM. T. B. sbatawsy, of a son. lALBIAC —Sept. 20, at Cheater.pleee, Ilyd*paric.equare, the wife of H. Ualboto. req.. of a don lOthoON.—dept. 20, at houth.bill, Liverpool, the wife of the Bev. J. 8. Howson, of a son. MARRIAGES. ------- ALEYON—PICKFORD.—Sept. 19, at St. John's, Blackpool, Lanes. alike, by tho Rev. J. Picl.ford M.A., C. Alston. Moo ,of Black burn. to Ida, daughter of J. rickturd, Eat., of Ch 'pal llouse, Con. gleton BEACEWELL—HARGREAVEL—Iicpt. 1., at linty 'Trinity Church. IlAbrtinant naves. Burnley, Lancashire, by rho it.v. T. M dry°. M.A.. E. B. Br.cewsl., Erg.. of Knowles Boum riargrava, York shire. to Jana, daughter of J. Hargreaves, Esq., of ituuth-parsdia. Burnley. WYLLIE- IRVINE.—Sept. 93, at All Santa'. Norwood, by the Ear. J. Watson. M.A., We. W. Wyllie, atoc.merchant. to Miry Ann Dollar, only surviving daughter of the late John Irvine, Esq., of flpmer4lnst.Ocowea-rcad. DHATUIS. GIIHISTOPIIIII.—eept. 20, ditties Anomie, eon of George Christ*. peer. of Chiswick, Middlesex. aged U. JANIM -171 0. 10. maaaca.sinse, Boed.um, n. 14. ham, Esq.. RITOON.—Pept. 10. at Ramegate, Kitson, isq , aged 71. LOVELL—Sept JO. at MeasalleldeWeet, Islington, W. Lovell, De., aged 77. XQUllle.Y.—gept. 20, at Hilimeiriedi Hospital, G. Mouttrey, Esq.. aged MI. l!tiatiessi tax p iz t o Ext . &IN. =ltr i i 11180,1allvial WOhattian-Asasai,earnituslMlO.