The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-12 00:00:00

RIGHTS GAZETTE. FROM LA, bus or amorous AID roma PAITIOOLARS 1I El CRAB= AT TSB MKS 01 TRW can" RIBUITAAII, sons or warmer, zasnrommeorzszr.] BAIFICRUPTS. Maims Ifiturntw and YDWAED 1031ADIW, Marklane, City, aad Liverpool, merchants, to surrender Sept. 23, at It EDWARD BAKER, Nowtroseter., lellagton i :ith, Sept. 22, at It CRAII47IIIIUIPL/11. Sten Mules, &err, er. Sept. IS, at 12. Jut Urns , widow. Clerkenwellgreen, Sept. 28, at 12. 111111sueueorter_41,11Vhileelispet, confectioner, and Illgbatreet, Whit. chapel. fruiterer. •-e pt. 23. at 19. AfilUtri llama Orford. licensed voctnaller, Sept. 22, at 1. WILL,/In Tit macs l's I.IIIA, 2 ork.place, Old Beta-road, corn. Inertial trareikr. Sept. 93. at 1 latex I.!aalaaa, Willasott.str , et, Bloomsbury, printer, Sept. IR at l. lemaLia Slizrrinin DICKSON. Stanhope-terrace, Hyde Park. the gardens Tower Ha Meet. mlets late IlMilt* eeteitant Sept. TS, atl. colonel In the 2nd Regiment at /arm , .h.wrox, Great Windmill street, Haymarket, butcher, apt A at I. Sort. it, IL Snaoreutra Lnitliiit, Annie'', Surrey. wharllnger's clerk, at - . . JC Oraila:Deamark.terrace, Camberwell, ship store leer chast's fak. Sept. 23, at 11 Jaw Sienna, Worley-court. Jllaorlea, and Si, George sutreet, Shaheen pummel march:oil, Sept. 23, at 11. HOBERT far um Parronirrf, Chamherutreet. Goodman'allelds St. Jameastreet. sad Chiswick, gull manor, Sept. 23, at It linDliuce hut= AtCulta, Hammersmith and Nottlasphlll, pro fessor of musk, ae,pt. HI, at 1. Darin artcamos, Weat-equare. Southwark, stoneersoe, Sept. 21. M • JORRIII3IIIIOCIIII, Sealer-place, ChetleL cab (him., &DIU at 1. TIMIS LIRIa CALVIIZT, 7.dwardstrest, City road, whole's!' utiliser. Sept it, at I PTT Amerce HALAHAI. College-street. Chelsea, Sept. 12.. at 2 IgIU - 1 - lineken, Sheernras, baker, Sept. 53. at 2. Thaw SANDIII2I, liolywell.lane, Shone Utah, confectioner, US. 24. at 11. 7alllll wino lirreeux Fleet-street, City, and Fthchley, pub. bier, tirpt.la, at 11. 1110111 AS Dan Pitorinao, Belmont.villaa, Newington, clerk In the Nathanson , Writ Olbce, Sept .24, at 11. Alng widow, Upper Chapmanwtreet, St. Georges In the last, grocer, Sept. 24, at 11. iIUALM KM, Stratford, grocer, Sept. 24, at 11. PUDRILICK Gann, Erneskdreet, YegenCnpart, walker, Sept. _24, at 11 e, zultater, --- JOU= RESUME. Isnesetern road West, Notting.hlll, builder, Sept. 22. at 11. Wu.uav WLIZIIO, Ifoulton, N Sept n, at 11. IFILLIA3II Kniacurr, Old Brosd.street. City, share dealer, Rot 2!, at 11. 33fttr DAVIS, Birmingham, mlikseller, Sept. IS, at It JOISPH SIDDIRS, Tipton Staff ol tub batter, Sept. 2e, at 12. LOW Halo, YOWL StMfordrh , carpenter, Sept. WI, at It. . Maim. IliOnse COura, ClerkettwelLgreeu, jeweller, Sept. 21. at 12. Mica Montt!, Handsirotth, Staffordshire, coal merchant, Sept 211, at M. MEW MAME, Leotuicater, painter, Sept. 25, at 12. MOIRE RARE, WRIRELL grocer, rept. 25, at 12. JIM Liu, St del/Ws, lancaqure, ale dealer, Sept. 25, at 11. JOUR wrtzux CSAinriCt, Ltierpool, publican, Sept. 15, at It Jona Coops, lfacelesileld, silk manufacturer, Sept. 24, at It alurßY MOST Hanel, Asittew.under.Lyne, late wine merchant. NO. at 11. COLUMNS /mom Warm, SM Durham, grm,ocer, Sept. 25, at 12. JOSS IWEHOIMSBILtr, Birminghapowder flask =nese- . Boer Sept. 111, at IJ. /lacewings Jusixos, Birmingham. electroplate manufacturer. Sept. TS. et IA Mem Smog Amu., Coventry, clothier, Sept. 24, at 3. CHAIM= Moo, lit. Alban. Bettfordadre, tin plate worker, Sept. 20. at IL enema 1101.0 WILL. St. Alban, Hertfordahlre, boot maker, Sept. It. at 11. Citetits Trrrialturroe, Great Marton, Lancashire,eheelwrlght, Sept. 25, at 12. Zinnia HALJZDAT DIBCII3IOIID, Birkenhead, stationer, Sept. 110. at 10. JaatrY OTIIPESIIOOII, Herby, draper's melet., Sept. 20. at 12 TMonAs HICLUMOTIILit, Derby, tailor, Sept. IS, at 12. AMU Comma:ram. Shtriend, Derbysh., farmer, Sept. 25, at IL ;001311 dbeepshed, Leicestersh , gardener, Sept. 26, at 12. Jura Beate Muni. Sandown, Hants, clerk In the War Der pernnent. Sept. 23, at 11. bogs! Sviva, Leekliainp2oo, Gloucestershire, artificial manure went, Sept 22. at It. Amy 00DDA10. Batbersage. Derbysh., grocer, Sept. If. at It. 80111, Kingston-upon-Bull, milliner. Sept. 22, at 101. PIM Mussel, ILstoccupou.llull, cab prom Astor, Sept. ft, at 114. C 111.1.1211 WILLIAM Wrenn; Leynsham, Somersetshire, dealer Wlewldlere. Get 2. at 12 AXIILIA Come, widow, Bristol, maistant to a bookseller, Get 2, at IL JOYS Cucuta, IhistoL carpenter. Od. 2, at IL 34001 Ogsceu.. Manchester, heir dresser. Sept. 26. at Si Isctitin CoI.TON, Candor. Ihscolosh., pooer, Sept U, at 111. JOSS Trains, Sheffield. moulder, Sept. 30, et 2. Joan Gaging. She Meld, razor blade forger. Sept. 30, at 2. Wautli Karr Lewis, Binninaham, Late grocer, Sept. It, at I*. Jose ScliOrriLD, Helm, Yorkshire, schoolmaster, Sept. rO, at 10. 3080 FAIULLIID, Eleddersiteld. Journeyman dyer, Sept. 23, at 10. Jowl 5215110911, Oldwtatord, lb oromteribire, paddler, Sept. IS. at 10. Hasa= TtClO , litokeraponTeent, packer, Sept. 26, at 11. WELLIAX Omatit, Leicester, baker, Sept. 26, at 101. WaLlAst amass 3.881 r, Fremantle, Banta, merchant's dark Oct 3, self. _ NWT Itnig ;Z . last Stonebouse, Devotahlre, greengrocer, Sept. U, at it 'WILLIAM Tway, Manelneter, ropernaker, Sept. 23, at It .1021 HT" Ogereati, berbuldru milk dealer, Sept. 22. at 10. am= ALIMD Onaa, Brighton. victualler, Sept. 30, at 11. 001111113119 MOODWAAD, Clown, Derbyeb., tamer, Sept.lo, at It BoWaln tau...Waterbuck, Cambridgesb.,bullikr, 04.4 at 121. Jimmy assay kyAw, Nottingham, auctioneer, Oct 7, at U. Gluie33 Dacß aekenham, Worcesterabire, journeyman brick layer, Sept. Ti, at 11. LABS ZIAIIINATIONS. . Kos. 19. T. Heatheriey, Weston-street, Perstomfile-Now. 19. J. H. Saunders, Crescent-pace, Btatcarreerst, comoaleacia Wet - Nev. 19 . T. Heat y, sea., Tunisipsialane. Farringdra meet, carpenter-Nov. 19. J. Gilbert, Fitzroy-square, ream dealer-Nor. lik O. West. South Wharf-mad, Paddington. ear maa-Nor 20. P. Bigginson, Hampered, Middle-es, =barrios asglaser-lior, la. J. Adder, Norbiton. Sunup, garcasser-Nov. IL T. Ward, lamina, Pountney-lane, City, merchant-Now. 10. 111. P. Moore, Blackheath. carpenter-Nov. 19. T. :aryls. Seers. eseet, Kessingtes-Nr. 20. A. Not Hun a n, -Nov. 110. L &Brim Toabild's Wells-Nov. 110. T. a Doges, rt-Nov. 20. F. Taylor, Greenwich, MU broker-Noe. la. til r ter. Resestatreet, tailor-Nov. SO. T. belt. Henrietta girt, Covent-prden, bookseller-Nev. & Sharp, Faster spare gehoolmagter-Nov. IL L Dunn, Abbey-gardeos, St. Maryiebone, mariner-Nov. le. Forger, elueseggreet. Paul l= late paint manufacturer-Nev. 10. O. J. Barbee. Old Bread-West, City, accountant-Nov. 1/ A Ilwonsell, Ponsonby- Ssersce. Phmlico, commissar agent -Nov.lo. J. Brooker, Charles- Walworth, corn dealer-Nov. 19. J. Casey, Doter-place, Hew law clerk-Nov. IL 11. Morley, Wormwood. reset, City, aticartratir clerk-Nov. M. H. W. Mee, Hain. arnesith, gregarecer -Nov. 20. W. George, Trinityatreet, lalingtos. late herr= to a licensed gebailler-Nov. 10 W. H. Limn, Harmigardm Cangesaora. kte billiard ism m pristor-Nr. It J. et, Marcia, Badge= Meek to • benevolent sesisty-Nor, lL L garment, Albasymed, C•101)3111/1111, baker -Nov. 12. J. P. Cooke, Crowndale-plaos, Ookbryaquars, 'Stormy -New. 12. J. O. Molter. Moorgaiminet, City, sad Sydsey, New death Wales, learchant-Nov. It T. truremeck, Oily, wholesale greloogr-Nov. 11. J. W. Proctor, Boreagh market. Southwark, fruit galearan-Nov. 12. L Fahey. Hall piaee. Paddington, coal merehant-Nov. IL, W. Baum, Deka Ire= Ligeolasisadleida lota men serveat-Now. 12. J. Mar Cilishostorn, Lea= butcher-Now. le. J. slant, St. George'rin-the-the- lieges= ra vtetZur iac -Nott si t. analowsky Sawardstone-rood West park, waterproof ellsdkhg manolacturer-Nov. 16. & nehorne ti Ted-Igermaa, Hayrrater, stay inanufactarer-Now. IL H. R. Ockendon. read. isaingtoa, commercial traveller-Nor 1 R. N. Grant, Cottage-grove, Newington- Nov. IL A. in ne rs, Tattoo, Ramp shire. late stationer-Nov. Id H. Coney, Trig-cout Ihrtarker -Nov. 16. W. Weeks, loots Cray, Kent, astir-Noy. 34P. 21. Shaw. Toobridge, Kest, coalscarchant-Nov. ift. N. Sharp. Dinatead, isle of Wight, 'soma-Nor. 16. Y. King. Stockbridge, Hampshire, Haber of rag horses-Nor It A. English, Shore. Lem Sasses, sail maker-Now. It P. Yeas", Coldharbour-lam, CamberweU. writer - Nov. it W. Mgr= Lees-mews, grogenorequare, Nov. 111. C. H. Hoes, Museurstreet, Hitrombury, clerk-Now. 11 W. Gillord, jun., Itegentstreet, Word-attest sill-t-Nov. 16. J. Mortis, Hackney, cabinet soaker -Nov. 16. 6. Goode, New J . Bethnalareen, willow sad manilla square manufacturer-Nor IL A. W. S. Watkins, Linton greet, laingtoe, commercial elect-Nov. if. Roans Illsbour, Brighton, professor of mute-Nov. 10. W. A. Sanders, lid Bailey, baker -Nov. 16. G. Jay, listrwielt ys fah cider - Mor 16. G. W. White. Klog's.road. Cris a bout manufacturer -Nov. Id. C. Wyatt, Sunatreet, Rishopsgate.strect, beer retailer -Nov. 20. 1. Toctreell. Great euttonatreet, tlerkenwell, watch monefactorer-Nov. 20. K. Chandler, Jun., Blecilynnendetrace, lletting-hill, bander-Nov. 10. Dieu Martha Year, Old-street med. veneer ogler-Nov. 20. H. Clark, ilalisburyotreet, Stread, error of nialicise-Nov. 20. 0. Feldwick. Bt. Martin's-court ore Cantle-street, Lekoester.SQUATe. patent spring roller bird manufacturer-Nov. 19. A. Elkington, AbleMsott, deputy arlstaotcommaliary_ -general In her Majesty's army-Nov. 19. H. Hetherington. Old Fahetreet, City, commission agent - Hew 19. C. Colborn, Weetbourne Park.allagrews, Paddington, ash proprietor-Nov. 19. it O. Mlcklebargh, • ingston, Surrey, goemoon hears-Nov. 20. G. Phillips, Duda) Inc**, Paddini. foreman of the London Corneal omnibus Company =47--Nov. W. R. Thomas, Southwark bridge roar Stmo y, magma to a groesr-Nov. 20. H. W. Oliphant, Torrington. , contributor to the press-Nov. 10 G. Perkin', K bier. ureter, echoolasader-N ov. 20. A .T. last, Blomfieldotreet North, Deleben, enigma radiogram-Now. 21. M. Fitzgerald. Liagaroad. Chelsea ollaign-Now. 21. L H. Noise, Abingdon viLes. Kenal=ii, author-Nov. tl. 11. W. Jackson, Skinner- Me= Suow tobacconist-Nov. 21. N. A. 011ibos, Meryl. leer-rod-Nov. 21. B. Sutton. Upper Pa_rk-ploce Donetequare, eallee-shop keeper-Nov. 21. A. Meets, Lags Britain. City, hoot erker-Nov. 2. J. broil. Hanley. Stolfordshire, coinalogion a/sot-Nov. I. W. Adams. Cleobury lionhaer. Shropshire. las- Nov. a C. X butler , Birmingham, was raker-Nov. 2. Sanford.orcestershire, brewer's nesestant- Nov E. Osbit Mreologhara, commission agog Nor. IW. Streg= l. 47 , sper -Oct. 9. T. It Giddy. Newport, Mon areasidre, -Oct.t . W. Hisckg, Cargil, builder-- Ira S. ADM As. Carter, Bristol. milliner-act. 29. H. Hook as", tessases. Cornwall, widow-Oct. 29. W. North, Torquay, Mreseebke, Gees er--Wt, dry 29. H. D. Rawlings. Falmouth, pear-Ot. te. S. Hill. Pan.. Tutor, Devonatire, grocer- Oct. 1, cutler--bet S. S. Brown. Walkley, York- Are, marryars -Now. 3. J. Watson, Barnsley. Yorkshire, inn. •npev-Nnv.o. I. Atkinson, Hiroo. Lincolnshire. Innkeeper - Nev. •W. H. Walker. Leeds. ma=ter-Nov. 3 Mitchell and J. Mitchell. Leeds. cotrm anion agents-sept 23. W. Maddock', Bork T Ctmhire, been, um keeper -Oct e. J. Coli ma*, ?rester Lancashire, butcher -Bept. H. IT. Halford, Lesanklre, printer-le= G. H. Hillary, Man. Mester, argillial florist-Oct 9. 0. It Thompson. Newcastle apen-Tme, Wider-Oct. 14. Orme Bards, Newcaglaupon. Tyr, hartere broker- Oct. 14. T. Holt Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 14. W. ChanUer, Newortiropon TOM, merchant -Oct. 11. H. B. Kettle, Spittagate, Lincolnshire, plumber -Oct. IL J. Dove, North Witham, Lincolnshire. licensed esseller-Lept. IS. N. Leggett. 0 0tiellkal. Sten fisherman-Oct. IL XC. Draytea, Clyde, Ist, of Wight, par ter -fiet H. C. Barr. Ledeesism, labronnser-Oet. 11. W. H. Ryder Leicester, Eze h =t i. ll6. T. Rol/lora, Ileks Cleave, Gioucestenhire, 19. C. lb inspear, licyool, and Middigno, Dur ham, - Oct -Sept, 4. R. MUNI, Huntley, Laws= re. grocer-Oct IL T. Wiggins. Guildford bargemen -soy& Kleg, Pennines. Cornwall, jeweller-Ort. 1. J. BehriA Fors 101. Womanised= hrickmaker -Sept. It J. Byre, Jan., Darby, mall so A. Prldgec., Luton, redinedidge. draper 49K M. Y. Free, 11 uMenden, Bucituramerek Jeer sere= stmemater -Sept 24. O. Yoekes, A ty-deds-Zenalt kaireeper-soept. U. W. Goodwin. Pelt" Derby-lare. ruse work knitter-Oct. IL If. D. Davis, Cheltenham, cattle desk-r -ag. 16. W. L Bal e St . Helen's, Irk of Wight , baker -cet. 21. L 'lstassad, Pc Mast, ageosarsb-Oet. 0. G. Mserbee, Beath- Mora, inerelanre ciera-Ost. l L Mackenstadt, licatherp. tog sager Miser -Oet L L. Stroud, Sseihamploa. istrgana - P•pit It T. Minstrame, A i ls , . Semereetalare, shoemaker ag. Se. W. T. Oserper. Lome Laargars. joiner- Olt R. IL Melee. Moarea, rokseper-list M. 3. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1863. X I rkland, Pickhill. Yorkshire, watchmaker-Sept 30. W. R. t; nrtlOu. Bristol, horticultural engineer-Sept. 30. J. Beltheit, Bristol, grocer-Sept. 29. W. Stark. BO .tol, carpenter-Sept. 29. H. Lusty, Hrl-tol - Sept 29. E. E. B. Bathe, Bristol, cordeodner -Oct. 0. J. Child, Felton, Somenetshire, twiner-Oct. 27. W. 11. Leaver, Bed ditch, Woroestanthe, warehouseman-Oct. It B. B. Elliott, Tonbridge Kook tobseconist-eept. t 9. T. IL Harding, StorubrutAr. apothecary-Sept. 23. W. Thomas. TrowdYrklw. Olamorgan•hlre. nestmuiter -Oct. I. T. Hneden. Sheffield, w ale presser-Oct. I. J. Dyson, Sheffield. hosier-Oct I. L Nhetlichl. comb maker-Oct. I. H. Yoe., Sheffield, Joiner-Oct. I. T. smith, Sheffield, cutlery manufacturer-Oct 29. 4'. I' rad ley, Donruter, cabinet maker-Sept. 25. W. Woods, Great Yar mouth, Ash merchant. DICL/EATIONS or DIVIDENDS. WILLIAM SHAW, York. untie ..icaler-lit dividend of fs. GI, any Tuesday, at Carrick's, Leeds. BANJAMIN Bowan% lluddendel.l, skirt manufacturer-Ist dividend! of W. 91., any Tuesday, at Carrick's, Leeds. WILLIAM BLAND, York, hlokeeper-lat divideud of 9d., any day, ut Carrick's, Leeds. lons ENGLAND, Lards, currier-Ist dividend of 10s., any Tues day. at Carrick's, Londe. JOHN Br *gown, Babbicornbe, Devonshire. baker-divklend at 10s. lid., any day after Seot. It ed Miley's, Newton Abbot , DIVIDEND& Oct. 5, J. Bailey, Spennywoor, Durham , grocer - Oct. 14 . W. Potts. Whale. Westmoreland, farmer-Oct. 16. 0. Young. ChesterleA red. Durham. draper-Oct. 11. J. G. Blake and K. Blake. Monkwearmouth. Durham, ale manufacturers--Oct 16. W. Pattinson, StanwiA Camberiand. shipowner-Oct 10. W. Pawson, Tweedmouth. Northumberland, shipowner-Oct 6. W. Brown. Durham. late dealer In music-Itept. 26. J. Swift, Liver pool, plumber-Sept. 26. B. 8. White, Liverpool, commidion agent-Sept. 26. b Shakery. Liverpool. commission merchant- Sept. 25. 0. Thome, Port Monde, Carnanonshire, grocer- Sept. 43. J. Barlow, Liverpool, music seller-Kept. Y 3. It. H. Bartlett, Liverpool, itemised victualler-Sept. 23. J. Sreardon. Liverpool. shipwright-Sept. PA C. Nash, LiverpooL boot and she* dealer-Sept. 23. J. threes, Mold, F.lntahlre, saddler - Sept. 26. T. Richards, Litchurch, Derbyshire. schoolmaster- Sept 25. 0. Tallow. Derby, railway clerk-Sept. Y.S. 8 Kenning ton, Litchureh Derbyshire, tobaceonist-Oet. 7. J. Jackson and W. Jackson, Dowirate.wharf. City. troamoogers-Oct. 2. G. Hughes. Liverpool. hatter-Sept. 30. B. Morrow, J. Morrow, and C. Garbutt, Liverpool, merclwnts - Sept. 30. W. Brew, Liverpool, tailor-Kept. 30. W. Farrell, West Derby. cattle salesman. CERTIt'ICATE to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on or before the day of mesting. Nov. Id J. Brooks. Birmingham, licensed victualler. PARTNERSHIPS DISISOLVID. J. 0. C. Palmer and Ellen Palmer, Highatniet. Southwark, brush manufacturer-J. Torok an,! R. Oxley, North Shields, nhipchandlers-J.Rush worth and A. Runhworth, Brighouse. York shire, dationms-W. Walton and T. Bennett, Bromwich, Iron masters -M. Newell and J. Farrow. Oildersoine. Yorkshire, cod proprietors-J. Lewin and W. Lewin, Httchin, Hertfordshire', butchers-J. M. Young and J Riley, Brsdforsi, Yorkshire, drapers -J. 'Carmichael and J. D. Faille, LlverpooL oonin2Lsalou mer chants-R. Corless and 8. Freeman, Liverpool, dealers In Jute- L. Walker and J. Credal, Lestin, cloth manufacturers-8. Deakin. Whiston, Yorkshire, and R. Holden. Sheffield. cattle dealers -K Holm.* and D. Law, Cleckheaton, Yorkshire. cardstakers-T. Susan; 0. Hills, and W. F. Gosling, Folkestone, Kent, drapers- R. Westwood. W. H. Westwood, and T. Hopkins, Newgate street, 'herniation far as regards W. H. Westwood-B. Wheel wright and J. OHL Birmingham. gold locket makers-R. J. Mackintosh and R. Clements. Fulham, potters-G. F. Bergholts and A. Maori, Bristol, ship ctundiers-51. Laird deceased,, C. Spence 'deceased;, A. and .1. laird, Port-Glasgow, mirchanto. SCOTCH 86Q17118T1LATIONK HEW CAMPINILL WAINMAID, Glasgow, honer, Sept. 15, at the Faculty HalL Glasgow . d= Fa Wttgoe. Ham ilton, joiner, Sept. 17, at the Hamilton Arms lon (Artie's!, Hamilton. Joan MI:4T, JON., OMORGI Havant', and ANDREW Brener, Milneroft, Shettleston, delalne printers, Sept. 15, at the Faculty Hail, Glasgow. WILLIAM 1111111•111, Glasgow, builder, Sept. 60, at the Focally Hall, Glasgow. WILLIAM M'LBOD, Johnntone, fienfrywshire, soap maker, Sept. 10. at the Globe Hotel. Paisley. Prise Itacaserr and Jense MACTEIN, Elgin, saddlers, Sept. 19, at the Gordon Arms Hotel, FEHTVAL or PAROCHIAL CHOLLA AT DOILHAL The mend periods of the noble cathedral were, oa Thurs day, devoted to the purpose of • festival of the parochial &loin of the counties of Nerthumberlaad and Durham, and the northern parte of the comity of York. No fewer than 84 churches were represented, sod there was a vocal strength of 842 trebles, 213 altos, 266 tenon, sed 350 beams ; in ell 1,671 voices. The coogregutwo was estimated at 9,000 peewee. At the clam of the service the lord bishop pronounced the benediction from the throws, sad as the vest coogregstion left the cathedral, the organist performed part of the overture to Samsun, and concluded with th e " National Anthem." A. to the sumer of the gathering in all the essential aims of its promoters there can be little doubt. The country choirs cannot fail to be benefited largely by this day's experience, while the effect of unions of this kind mast be to give an impetus to the music of the chetah of Eogland...—Neratetk Chronicle. DUCKIXO • WIZAID.—DEATH or THZ VICTIM.— The case of the old Frenchman, knows by the name of Denney, who was moulted by Emma Smith (misted by two me named Stamm end Gibson), at &We Hiding. ham, under the belief that be had bewitched her, has mewed a much more serious aspect by the death of the victim of their superstition and brukility. The old man died in the union house on Friday last. This made an ioquiry before the coroner smeary, and the inquest was held at the action house on Monday list. John Pettit, shoemaker, Sible Hadiugham, deposed—On Moody. August 3, I saw deceased sitting on the road outside the Swan at Sible Hedingham ; there was a crowd outside ; a woman named Emma Smith stood by his aide ; she wanted him to go home with her, and said she would give him three sovereigns. A man named Samuel Stammers also stood by. After deceased refused to go home with Mrs. Smith she began to drag him towards the brook. lie got on his feet after a while when near the brook, and I thought both went in. I saw deceased lying in the brook. I saw Mrs. Smith push bud and he fell back into the water. She pushed him back spin when he tried to get out. His after wards got out, and Mn.: Smith then beat him with bin stick upon the shoulders. I told her not to do so. She kicked biol. They went down the lam and I soon after beard a Golub. I went, and saw deceased in the water ; Stammers was lifting him up in the water. Mn. Smith was dose by. They got him ous sod laid him on the gram. He made a 'Me as of water in his throat. He tried to get in at Ames' and the Swan, but afterwards was led home to his hut; I wished him to change hi clothing. I then left. He bad a cough upon him before this happened. Heerietta Gonad (10 years) mid that Mn. Smith beat deceased mom the head aid shoulders with a stick, called him an "Old dud" sad said she would serve 'him out as he had served her out. He tried to bite beer, but she dogged him to the brook, and shoved him into the middle. After he got out they put him in again. Mr. W. V. Fowke de scribed the deemed's state on the following morning, when he found him wet and cold, having lain in his wet clothes, which were covered with mud and slime. Winne had him madressed sod looked after. He appeared to be io great pain when his clothes were Wog removed. On the 6th he was removed to Halsted anion workhouse. Mr. A. Maggot, sesiatent to Mr. D. Siselair, said—l atteeded Dummy on his arrival at the workhouse. He was tench exhausted and had bridles upon his arm and shoulders. He died on Friday last. He laboured under affection of the loop. I have to-day assisted at a postmortem examination. Thera was extensive disease of long standing. The lump were ieffemed, and there was adhesion of the pericardium to the bout of long standing ; the kidneys were diseased ; the proximate cause of death was pneumonia, caused by immer sion, bat there were symptoms of long-standing bronchitis. —George Jenkins, of Sibk Radicalism. barber. spoke to the I treatmeet demised received at the hands of the partiea— Mr. D. Sinclair said : I attended Dummy at the workhouse. tie had bruises on the right shoulder, and pointed to bin left side om d suffering there. His breathing was quiet, and he was without fever. ID a tiny or two fever sod coughing came on. I examined him with a stethoscope and found the usual symptom. of bronchitis in frost. and posterior iodimmatio. of the lungs. I have made a post "tonna ormsnaticc, sad found both lump thoroughly dienrganied. The ems of death was disease of the loop and kidneys. resulting from immersion and sleeping in wet clothes.—the *airy was hare adjourned—Chebasford Chronicle. ANOTHER POLICI C•NPAION. —Preparations are already is progno for soother police camps**. There sr peers to b a most perfect understanding between Sir Gems Grey sad Sir Richard Mayes on this subject. Sir ' Richard is jackal to the Sue of the lionimnffee. The prey was scented long aim ; it was discovered to be hazardous to touch it., and so a pies has been formed for tracking it down, end making an end of it •011141 day, if darkness will bet favour the enterprise. A letter dated let of June, but ! only within a few days made public, has bee. add:-awed by Sir Richard Maya. to Sir George Grey, not ler the purpose merely of conveying Information on police matters, hut ostemibly for the purpose of showing bow much better it would be to amalgamate the police forces thee to allow them any logger to continue 1 under separate beads of managemest. Sir Richard avow ed!y hungers to be the con Caesar of the blue brigade : he looks on the independence of the City with envious jeslousy, sad if he be powerless to destroy the administrative biota ' Lotion of the City fere., he will at Mast fled some amuse ment is proving it to be wasteful. vicious, and neffective. Sir Richard Mayne moot but be as authority un polies 1 matters • he bu seen as much m any man in Ryland of the weeklies of the polies force; but nevertheless we must not accept his staterseets of the relative effective. ' sees of the two form for the simple reason that he is a paths., the advocate of as idea, and too much bent ma cu mierniken eu divided power to be capable of OTRIKS IN ram /fun. Tscrc.—On Wed ! usaday all the nail wasters of Sedgky, Corley CopVeis, Ettiogshall, Lower Donal, Upper Oceeal , and the mine : diste locality, received &Mos that all t h e. sailers of the " thousand" make, at which breech by far the greeter number are employed, would cease working at the prwat rate at the end of a week, sod that they should not spin commence soder any advance which was leas this In per cast. an the pries. they an at present receiving, le ad ,' dike to the mestere receiving notice by perumel visite thus. two Ullman went round the above•mentioned Mitts, " cry isg" the intelligence of the intended strike at the s o d of the notice, and calling on all the " thousand" bailees to keep their " hammers down" unless the 11111411111 yielded to their demands. The " thousand" manses are all them who make nails up to 3i inches io length, and is the Itrade are calculated by the thousaid. noes above Si inches are made by what are termed " hundred...4 4 W sailers—the sails bees reckoned by the cwt.—Riming/me Poet. - °LAMM. —T. HAMM and Smes Gums gig retain the Waft kw awarded 60 them by the LWOW et the Open : they peewee amplifying power, with a Imp and perfeetAy Maisel laid of view, the acme of porton ttot. T. flats and don mike or alter Opera 47140444 40 la 40 40. earatidy salt 11001 , 01040‘ eyes • variety of the Nunn lona and haldeei far tade miaow Modem. p.m. Then. Mania ri i ii=al aki.r. ',peek* the Eritieb Mamma gable, Laden. 1710.-{Aelvertigemeat.l t • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. • LEICESTER MEETING.-FRIDAY. Tag Scum HANDICAP Of 50 son., added toe sweepstake. of 10 sow. nay: ; for all ages; wiwwwleatess Half • m ile. (18 sale. Mr J. SIXOO . II of the Manor, by Tombstone—Fair Helen, aged, list 411) i,kiegle7) 1 Mr. J. Osborn 17 'Paddy 11ourke. 3 IT; At Mb( hitobal) Aurora also ran. Betting : 6 to 4 ea Paddy O'Rourke, 5 to 2 wet Aurora, and 100 to 30 wet Lord of the Manor. The trio left the starter is a line, but after proosediag • few strides, Aurora went to the front, followed by Paddy Oltoorke, Lord of the Bauer lying off. Before running BM yards, Auras swerved right arrow the course, mime into callimon with • post, which she passed on the wrong side, and being disqualified from winning for that mishap, Jemmy Onmehaw did not perm. were with her. Paddy O'Rourke waa then left with the lead, which he maintained until half way up the straight, where Lord of the Manor headed him, and woo easily by a neck. Aurora was pulled up several l engths in the rear of Paddy O'Rourke. TIM ALL-AGED HELLLIM SWARM of 25 MOM, added tO • Sweepstakes of 3 son. each ; 2-yr-olds, 7st 31b : three, 9st lib ; foot, bit 121 b; live, six, sad wed, 10st 21b ; selling sad other allowances. Three-quarters of • mile. (4 subs.) Mr. F. Fisher's Reindeer, by Mountain Deer-gultana, 6 yrs, sat 61b (101.) . (Mitchell 1 Mr. Merelou's Telscombe, 2 yrs, let 1010 (30/ (J. Ortmew) Mr. J. Andrew's Madame Tiglialloo, 2 yrs, let 9th (car. 5511310) (601) (lank?r) 3 Betting : Eves oa Reindeer, and 6to 4 opt Telsoombe. Reindeer made play throughout, sod woa by three parts of a length ; Madame Tegliaboo was beaten off. The winner was bought in for 106 guineas. Tag ABO.* HONNINOTON HIBUIZRT HANDICAP of 100 mom. (50 given by the Marquis of Hastinp, aid 50 by the Race Committee) added to a sweepstakes of 10 eon each, 3 ft ; for 2-yr-olds ; wieners extra ; snood to save his stake. Three-quarters d • mile. (26 subs.) Mr. H. Bird's Regina-by King Tom-Marentilm, 7.1 2lh (J. Daley) 1 Mr. F. Fisher's Aurora, 66t Rib (J. Orimahaw) 2 Mr. John Osboroes Greenland, eat (Whiteley) 3 The Milo. log also ran Junius, Wheldraks, Coimbra. 13ettiog : 6t04 00 Regius, 7 to 2 apt - Aurora, 5 to 1 each eget Wheldrake and Junius, end 10 to 1 each apt Greenland and Coimbra. The latter made play for • sheet distance, and then left Greenland in trout, Mr. Oabornes bone being waited upon by Regina and Aurora, both of whom passed him coming round the bead, where Regina took up the running, was never afterward, heeded, sad won • good nee by speck ; • head separated the snood and thkd ; the test, with the exception of Coimbra, were well up. Tee WELTER HANDICAP of 10 ans. each, 3 ft, with 40 added ; winners extra ; patinae rider ; jockeys 61b extra. One mile and • quarter. 12= Captain Shaw's Little Dick, by est alb Mr. RekUrs Jack o'Newbury, 3 yrs, At gib (lac. Mb ex.) iFVE*) I Mr. C. Whiteringham's Weatherwlse, yrs. tai (Inc. Rib extra) (Hamby) S The following also ran Formidable, Tenon, and Ripley. Betting : 7 to 4 apt Little Dick, 4 to 1 each eget Jack o'Newbury and Formidable, sad 100 to 15 apt Ripley. Woo by three kerns ; • bad third Tee Two Yen OLD Senora Swim of 5 ens. each, 1 ft, with 25 added ; colts, Bst 7lb ; Alba, Bst 41b ; selling allowance. Hell • mile. Mr. Doyle's Jewell, by Roby-Wanes dam, At 4lb (40(.) (J. °mutate) 1 Mr. J. Andrew's Madame Tagliafico, tat 4lb ,401) (Zanier) 2 I Lord Babirsan's Coimbra, OM me (eoi.) ;E. Taylor) 3 Betting : 5 to 4 on Jewel, 7 to 4 apt Coimbra, and 5 to 1 apt Madame Tagbaboo. Jewel made ail the running, and woo by thing lengths ; a bad third. The winner was bought in for 100 guinea. Hie HAJZWIT'S PLAT' of 100 guineas; Syr-olds, Bst 41b; four, net 71b; 10st ; six sad aged, lust lllb. Three mike. Mr. l'AnaMs Caller On, by Stockwell-Haricot, 6 yrs, 104 (Challoner) w.o. HATCH : 1001. Omi Marquis of Hastings' Os Pollot (lib), bS ir Collis, 3 yrs, DM Rib ( MI. H. Wombwell) I Mr. F. Wombwell's°. T., 8 yrs, Plat 41b mono Betting : 3to 1 oa Oi Folloi, who made nearly all the running, sad woe by half • length. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FIUDAT. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 19 to 1 apt Bloodia (t) 12 to 1. - Barter (off) 16 to 1 - Bahasa.* (4 20 to 1 - The Serf (t) 20 to 1 - Blindekl (t) BT. LEGER. 11 to 2 apt Avenger it and off) 6 to 1 - Quin Bertha (I sad off) 7 to 1 - The Banger (e) 7 to 1 - Lord Clittlen (t) 8 to 1 - Gulden Pledge (t) 30 to 1 - Natinal Guard (t) • 40 to 1 - Dr. Flynn (4) CRS ABE WITCH. 1,000 to 33 on the held (off) - - - - PROGRAMME OF DONCASTER SEPTEM BER MEETING. -Towner. Tee Frigenwint Breen of 5 ens. each, with 100 added ; 2-yr-olds, list; three, Sat 21b; four, gat; five and upwards, VasiMb ; certain peoaltin end allowances. One mile. Tee Cineraoge Ewer= al 50 son. each, h ft, for 2.yr olds ; coin Bst 101 b ; BLiee, Bst 84b. Sewed to save his stake, and the winner to /meets dose. of champagne to the Downier Racing Club. Red House in. (43 son) Pro menade, Eriperania, War Dance, Outlaw, W ild Hake Ely, Knight of Inowetio, Master Richard, Margaret, o by Young Melbourne dam by Garneboy-Pbysalis, the Sea Boy, Rap pine, Armounr, Rouge Crouse, Vauxhall, Leomedoo, /Jenne, Fake de FA ir, Miter c by Saunterer -Callon, Scottish Chief, o by Van Ginn- Vaccine, Castle Ewer, Linda, dodecagons, Souchanip, c by Felsoletto-Calian longer, Chirp*, Columbine, Figaro, Jett dee Mote, Gowns man, Battaglia, Brindisi, Ayacucho, Scarlet Runner, Jupoo, Myriam, Vagabond, Hyroettua, Marabout, f by Longbow- Mrs. Quickly (wroag nomination). Tex Gunow &urn of 30 son. each, 20 ft, for 2.yr old oohs, list 101 b each. Red House in. (5 solo.)-Mid. Sotillo. Bann, Mahometaa, Myriam. FILLT ern= of 30 eon. each, 9.1 ft, for 2-yr old • Sat 10lb each. Red House in. (15 saba)--Coimbra, Byres, Polonaise, f by Newminster -Lady Hawthorn, Molly Caner, Cludybeete, Clairvoyants, Wild Thyme (late Langford), Prank, Battaglia, Boadicea, Henrietta (ante to First Laid), Alcyone, Gondola, &karma. THU HILIT TOMnlilli HANDICAP of 25 mom. each, 15 ft, and 5 only if declared, with WU added • wingers extra; the snood to receive SO Dom. St. Leger Conroe. (86 sun., 53 declared.) The highest weight accepting being Bet 71b, it hen been raised to Bst 121 b, and the other in proportion. Age es Ile Age at M Oldmlnsier Knowsley Cansbruuk ilartington 4 8 U Deception Lady Ripon 7 8 Nebula ISnahtda 4 7 8 Columba I 6 0 Welcome Drummer Roy 4 7 6 Kangaroo Change Hubert Blithtleid Sea King 3 ri 11 The Serf Jack of Marta 3 611 Imams (paid) Mai of Stung Dr. Alston 3 •1 t Bryn lawn (paid) &Maw 4 610 Tee Baviv i, Pt.age of 100 son. in specie • 2-yr-olds, 7st ; three, Bst Nib • four, 9.1 41b ; sal upwards, Ist 61b ; mares and re:Wings allowed 41b ; certain winners extra ; allowances. Red House in. Are Despair late Fig Donnybrook I Mysterious Lad y Toes Fool 6 feeppoooonn Tattoo Mother Grey's Lattletßeg 2 Kiwi of Utopia .. 3 Chicken ..... 3 Lord MNphue Lady CU/den 6 Paddy O'Rourke 3 beim itieldi Ring of Clubs . I enems Mnexxin Tag TIONCANIKR PLATE (Handicap) of 70 noes. for gir d& sad upwards ; winner. extra. Use mile. Age st lb Age st lb Berkeley. Lady LIAM 6 8 8 Newcburch //Airmail. Jackal, by Auger_ . 4 8 4 Revolver 6 10 Calabria 6 8 1 Oman 3 Charles Fox 4 8 0 Trump Queen 3 7 Despair (Mee BIM .. 4 6 6 Menden 3 7 lIKIe Pigeon 4 7VD Merry wad 7 9 Count Garner Blnlllme 3 7 0 Maocheater Oscar Mild of the Mid • 7 6 Tel Szczaso &Acts of 5 110•11. each, with 50 added ; weight for age ; with selling and otter allow-non T. Y.C. three, 300, UM ft.-Duke of tit an Cceor de Lion apt Mr. J. !Osborne' Prinos Arthur, both 2-yr-olds ; fist 10lb each. T.Y.C. MATCH, 100, b ft.-Mr. Crook's Dawdle, 2 yrs Bst 71h, apt Mr. Chancellor's Wee Aggie, 2 y is, 7st 71b. Half • Tax ST. Leon RT.& ExB74i.sTon. seek , for 3-yr-olds; colts, Bst 101 b ; Elite, Set slb ; second to Tweive 100 eon. oat of the stakes ; the winner to pay 25 eon, for the judge, sad 25 soya far the 'tartar. St. Lager Coarse. 1204 subs.) Tax 00aroianos Pura (Hes-heap, of 100 soya is speae, added to a sweepstakes of 10 soya 4.011, 5(t., 10 , all ages ; masers extra ; second to receive 15 eon. T. Y.C. (42 subs.) _ , _ MeWoe Ate a I . I 1 lostenoy A r 'Gamy Amami_ 4 Btocklnier We6ed/116aris-Anns 4 Bantsysll• 3 3Z6 a 1 Mande° • 1 Airedale 4 6 Jung has 4 3 Walarwilek .. 5 Mot 4 0.34104 Suburb= 6 Yoharal• 3 1 11•404., 4 Manfred 3 Jadrak I i ranget.... 4 1 Laura 3 Wile 4 1 Pohaad 3 1 Lli Wools S AL AIM, 4 Creole p Lour I a Weldon a MU nos flaspear 4 a 11146011444 a ombs 3 Wrens 14 I Duresir Pala 111 s) .. 4 J•nuy Mita a Min Amour .... II Judea a 9414 &Vila I r T. Mowicwei, Rreat a or 900 an,.. , aeb, b f,, fee 2-yr olds; colts, Bst 10Ib ; Allies, list 71b. Red Roma is.— Melooebee, f by West Anstrslian —anises, Washington, Miner, f by Wild Dayroll—Lady Lonowell. A Heefecaz Sweßreffeima of 10 10,1. each, h ft, with 30 added. for 2-yrwide ; winners extra; second to sass his stake. Red Rouse is. (28 sobs.) at lb at lb Alpheus The Guodlan Knot Itlzsio 5 10 Acolyte 7 9 oskatatlon 3 !I .3 1 c ,0 " 7 7 0 I AWilititoi; to I k!! Lord Adolphus The Kea Boy I I lord, Theobalds SWIM %Swish, Wye 7 11 Do‘eliale Bosse Qom 7.ls Lady !buy War Daum 7 11 Oneida Vanessa Coimbra I lady de Meal T Üby Omuta di Vim— Iloginie, by Sutphin .. 0 7 A SirmetAirss of 10 soya each h ft, with 50 added two-yr-olds, Ist ; three,.Bst 10lb ; fillies and geldings allowed Sib; a , it to saes his stake. Red Haw is. }bit MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 4uioess; 3-yr.olda, Eat 3lb ; four, 94 7lb ; fin, get 13Ib ; sis sad aged, 10.1. Cup Course (about 2 miles sad 5 furlongs). Tuz STAND Pura (Hrodicap) of 5 son. each, with 50 added ; for 11.yr.olds and upwards ; seoood to save his Oaks. Red House is. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE A well 41 reseed man. wearing • heavy beard end moustache, named Joerph Buck and described is • cassersersislims veller, was planed at the her, on remand, before Su Robert Carden, who sat for the Lord Mayor, charged with em• 'oeulieg various sums of money received by him oo account of his employee. The prisoner was employed in the firm of Merry Yates and Co., iron founders, of Upper Thanase-etreet, in the capacity of commercial traveller, in whose service he bad remained for the last twelve months. It wee his duty to receive orders and to collect the accounte, and to account for sll moneys as soon as be received them, and aster the amounts in • book. From some circumstances which arose, the prisoner's accounts ware examined, and a considerable deficiency was discovered. The evidence of three witness. s was taken, who proved the payment to the prisoner, on account of his employers, of the three Teepee* tire sums of 81. 6s. 4d.. 131. 184., MW. 16s. 10d., which it was proved bad sot bees aseoanted for by the prisoner, nor entered in the book for that purpose. The prisoner made out • statement of money he had re ceived, which amounted to about 153/., which Mr. Feat wood, the manager to the firm. said was about the defi ciency in the boots as far as could he at present asciertaised. The primmer, who reserved his defame, was committed for trial. For the poor-box, "A Thankoffering from IL 8.," SOL BOW.I3TREET. Michael Flanagan trodiho;;;;Ilnore were brought up on remised, as the charge of barns; stole. property in their poseemicie. Mr. Lewis Lewis, of Ely.plaos, defended both prisoners. Ackrill and Shore, of the F division. and Sheen, of the B division, proved previous convictions against both pri soners. Moore bad rely lately come out of prison, after serviog twelve moothe. Sheen said he believed he could prove that Moore had undergoes four yore' penal servitude if further time were given. Mr. Lewis said that with regard to Moore be should re serve hie defence for the trial, bat be submitted that there was so evidence against Flagman. Mr. Henry said it would be for the jury to say whether there was mot 'widow* that he was emac iated with Moore in the robbery. Hs believed that they were quarrelling about the division of the booty. After some discession as to what evidence there was against Flanagan. Mr. Henry said—l think there is quite enough evidence for a jury to convict him, and if I were on the jury 1 should have Do hesitation in doiog so. Flanagan said the money found on him was collected at a benefit which bed been got up for him on the eight before be was taken. _ _ Mr. Henry said, if that were so, he would have ample Emr . tunity of proving it. He should again remand the ern for that purpose, and also that the evidence might completed as to the alleged penal servitude. After that he should commit them for trial for stealing this property from some person or parlous unknown. • if ARLBOROUG H-STREET. William Mills, a labourer in the employ of Messrs. Lightfoot and Ca, the Bier Brewery, Oxfordstreet, wan charged with stealing part of a portable copper pump, the property of his employers. Mr. John Richard Day, brewer to the firm, said that on Wednesday evening lie saw part of a portable copper pump secreted under the sten% and the next morning, directly after the prisoner had left the brewery for breakfast, be went to the place sad timed that it bad been removed. Bwipeeting the prisoner had takes it be went alter him, sad on coming up with him M Crown-street, asked him whether he had taken it. At first he said he bid not, but afterwards be gave it up to him. He afterwards gave the prisoner late Iniiiswer to Mr. Knox, Mr. Day said that the pomp ought to hare been throe feet lower, and he had no doubt the other part had been taken on a former ocioasioa. The prisoner had bean in the employ of the firm for twelve months, but several articles had been lately taken away from the brewery which could be sold at a marine store dealer's, the prisoner keeping a shop of that kind in Crows street. Chappell, 38 E, proved taking the prisoner into custody, and said that although he searched the place he found some of the missing property. Mr. Knot said it was a very bed robbery, as suspicion was thrown on everybody in the brewery. He should oommit the prisoner for three months., with hard labour. THAMES. George Moulton a lightermies, of No. 5, Alfred-street, Millvrall, appeared before Mr. Partridge on a summate, which charged him with unlawfully and maliciously damaging • boat, the property of Mr. John Hawkins, a waster lighterman and barge-owner, of No. 4, Augusta. place, Lower•rced. Rotherhithe. Mr. &eddied, solicitor, stated the case for the pewee tics. He could not cooceive anything more vile than the wanton destruction of property. The defendant was far rawly employed by the complainant to navigate barges on thermic., tea to put them In and out of the various docks. Os oat occasion the defendant allowed the barge in his can to go adrift, which put Mr. Hawkins to great Wein- Taoism* and expense. This satedaloos neglect led to the defredant's dismissal, and he resolved on a mean sad petty revenge. On the 29th of last month Mr. John Hackies, juo. the complainant's son, took his father's boat to the *anew of the south dock, West India Dock, and left it there between eleven and twelve o'clock at noon It was perfectly secured. Shortly afterwards, Mr. Henry Hawkins, another of the complainant's eons, observed the defendant in the host, with a hitchet (a long thick staff. with an iron book at one end), with which he violently struck the bottom of the boat. The host-hook or hitcher was driven right through the boat, and the water rushed in. Mr. Henry Hawkins asked the prisoner what be meant by such a mischievous proceeding, and he had the audacity to deny it. Evidesoe was called in support of the solicitor's statement, and Mr. Henry Hawkins, the complainant's too ' stated that he distinctly saw Moulton drive his boat-hook through the flooring of the boat. The complainant said the cost of repairing the damage canted by the defendant was 11., and he (Mr. Hawkins) firmly believed the defendant acted as be had done because he was discharged for gross negligence. The defendant stoutly . denial having injured the boat, and called George Fiume, a bghtermao, who rid that Mr. Henry Hawkins could not see what was going on in the boat from the spot where be stood. In cross-examination by Mr. Stoddart, the witness ad mitted that he did sot see the complainant's boat. Mr. Partridge said the evidence of Fionis was quite worth iess. He was perfectly satisfied of the defendant's guilt, and that his conduct was wicked, scandalous, and malicious. He fined the defendant 20. , end ordered him to pay 20a more for the damage done to the boat, in all 4th., and is default to be imprisoned for 21 days. ROBBERY or AN OFFICER'S BAGGAGE—The police of the R division are actively engaged in endeavouring to discover the perpetrator of • robbery committed upon Lieutenant Lavin, of the depot brigade, Royal Artillery, stationed at Woolwich. It appears that the lieutenant was one of the officers included in the draft which left Graver end for Madras yesterday. on board the ship Canning. Oa the night before he left Woolwich the officer's luggage, in eluding an outfit, Ac., the whole valued at 15W., was safe at his quarters, but during his temporary absence it was re moved by some person to the Royal Arsenal Railway stn tioo, and conveyed to London. The luggage was noticed by the porters at the station, who had no suspicion that it had been stolen. The culprit is believed to be an artilleryman, who acted as senor to the lieutenant, and who has been absent from barracks since the robbery. FATAL ACCIDENT TO • FARM ER.—The village of Grauby and its neighbourhood were thrown into a state of ercitetheot on Wednesday, the 2nd just., by a very melancholy accident, which happened to Mr. Frank Waker ley, a young fernier. Tee demand was riding a two-yess , old mare, which be had not takes out for a month pest, and NAM proceeding over one of Mr. Taylor's fields, when the animal turned restive, and threw him over her head. A labourer, seined Carlisle, who wee leading beans in an adjoining field, went to Mr. Wakerlei'e maistanoe, and found him lying on the ground. Quirk immediately raised him up and placed his arm round his neck. The deceased said, 'Oh dear ; I'm so bad :" sod never spoke afterwards. Mr. Hoyle and some other labourers thee came up, and the deceased was carried in s chair to his house. Mr. Marriott. of Colston Bassett, was seat for, but before any medical aseisteoce arrived the unfortunate young man was dead. There is no doubt his seek was dislocated by the fall. An inquest was held on the body on Friday, before Mr. Swann, coroner, when the jury, after hearing the evidence, returned a verdict of " Acci dental death." The funeral took place the same afternoon, and was one of the largest ever wit nessed in Granby. Deceased being a member of the Bel err Rifle Corp, members of the company from Botterford, Harston, Kniptoe, Bridgton', Beton ' Sproxtoo, Sett*, Waltham, Plunger, and Bstton , with the baud, to the number of 32, attended to pay the last tribute of reopen to their deceased comrade. The ceremony was most impressive. Tie riflemen met the hearse at the top of deceased's field. A firing party, with arms reversed, marched first, seat Mae the band playing the " Deed March" in Saul • thee the beans mad the principal mourners , the remainder of the riflemen bringing up the rear. The burial service WU read by the vicar, the Rev. J. Bradshaw, after winch three volleys were fired over the grave, and all dispersed deeply impressed with the solemn spectacle they had imbrued Deceased, who was only 28 years of age, and mach respected, leaves a young wife and family, but bad Mke, the precaution to in rile against accidents with the Railway Passengers Ara nsas Company for the sem of 15001..-IVortiaphient Journal. "'Unlit) SALE OF AGRICULTURAL STOCIL—The int of aproposed series of patilio ales of Shropshire aid other hese& of sheep we. bight in Binsiegbern cm Thursday; this took place at Bagley-ha ll , the plans of ezhibitioa el the Middle Counties cattle show ; Mr. J. B. Ley thall, the secretary, officiator, a auctioneer. The ear excited mach interest, there being preset a large number of 'Milani finck•roarers from various parts of the country. About 135 rams were disposed el at prior ranging from five to twisty gu ineas each ; about 300 ewes were sold, averagin g 40s. to W. each—the letter were ell Shropshire. A few laml:e of the same breed were disposed of at 50g. each. Ammar those who became pirates'es were llamas from Irelead, Wales, Ocenerall, Rutland, BdfordWret Lisooleshire, Osfoideriee, Derbyshire, An. ORYNTAL PALMA. ONE SHILLING DAT...— FRIDAY, Barr. Il.—Admissions on payment. 2,20 ; dine' by imam Makets. 830; semi, 3.1170. THURSDAY. A Seaureraitut of 10 sow. each, with 100 added ; for 2.yr-olds ; Dolts, Bst 101 b ; fillies, Bst 71b ; winners extra ; woad to receive Boors. T.Y.C. (31 subs.) Nemo, Wild Rake, Lounpr, Knight of throwdou, Black Fawn, Lord &Aland, by Wiadhound—Mmy Jaw by Pompey , Coast Ouard, Blair Athol, Vauxhall, Battler, Pin* de I'M; Norwood, Castle Rams, LBW*, Beecheimp, Dr. Books, Prince Arthur, The Doctor, Farnham, Olendusk, f by New miaster—Lady liawthora, Molly Carte, ALsbam metaa, Vacuna. Ayacucho, tlyrtiles, Alcyone, Ba Tau &Lamm:Toe &nue of 90 sow. awl, 10 ft., for 3-yr-olds ; colt., Bst 10lb ; fillies, fist 61b, that newer won a sweepstakes rake 200 sows., including the winner's own stake, before the day of naming ; certain penalties sod &Bowsaw& One mile. (7 subs.) Bummerside, Bcarnaoder, Lure*, the Royal Stag, Macaroni, Newmarket, a by King Toro—Oiraffe. Tee ZETLAND 9reces of 50 some each, for 3-yr•olds ; oohs, Bet 71b ; fillies, Bet 316; the winner of the Derby or St. Leger, 71b extra. One mile and • half. (8 subs.) &newel* Jarniootoe, &amender, CEeopides. Onsarioder, Countess (paid), Colombine (paid), Pantheon (dead). Tee Cl EVILAND HANDICAP of 20 sows. each, 10 ft, and 5 only if declared, with 100 added ; winners extra ; second to nave his stake. Oes mile. (57 subs, 36 declared-) Age at ID Ago et lb caller Johnny Annetta"(.. 4 313 gallops CwsPir• Cowley . 5 8 7 Meriden 3 61 Bertha Lady Moon 6 710 A atom 3 6 Polynesia Biannual Hubert atockinger 6 7 0 Jenny Wren ll 6 Jack of limits 3 410 Leonora 4 pal Tun Eaturreit Brims of 10 goys. seek, 5 ft, with 100 added; 2-yrolda, ust ; three, 9st ; certain winners extra; allowances; seined to receive 25 mom T. Y.O. (29 sobs. Aer• kte See The Clown 2 Tarlatan Venom& Ten Fool 3 Beat to Ling of CUM .... I Homan Bee 5 Jaw Mare 3 Colette 2 La Toacques .... 8 The Avenger .... 3 Muemln 3 Carnival . ... 3 Faith 3 Donnybrook .... 3 Comet Airedale Borealls The Bearer 2 Hackle Tan PoassAsrp PLATS (Handicap) of ZIO sows. in specie, added to a sweepstakes of 5 soy. escb, for all ages ; winners extra ; mooed to newly 35 son. Red House in. (91 . subs.) le es lb lb lady Clifden II Airedale ta z i=r 6 4 I Liston 4 Poland 3 12 3 It Qt:isen of Trumps .. 6 IS lanes Hewer 'revoke Tattoo ll ID bops 3 11 Neophyte Oellas a 7 Stockman Lord et tide Manor .. a 7 Bouningion l A ig= 4 e 3 7 Mueszln 3 10 7 Hem of the dis 10 001011111 Bertha 4 8 Ciaterciaa Black Lily S I The Serf 3 12 Loa 1 1 M $ erry Hart Bloadella Interduca Jackal, by kepi. ... l4l ilteaspede " aploabos S 111 pule . 3 4 ?en* 4 7 Meriden 8 Lodes a 7 Renato a $ Walloon 6 7 Lady of Caved= .. 2 Avondale Tun Pool lady Abbe. 2 7 Herdisita $ CalreeesUe 3 7 Michael &Mg 3 Mee Armstrong .... 3 7 Key et ill, Gib 6 Flex:more Grisette Paddy o=wks .... $ 7 Regina Gen J= 4 7 Jenny Wren 3 1 4 7 Theoualda 2 1 Devils file re.... 4 7 Woodcraft 2 Escape 3 7 Bouquet 2 Little Mild. 4 7 Dovedale ' Pilot 4 7 King of Clubs flautarelle Bright Cloud 3 7 lAngford) Peignoir Queen Kinabegh .... 4 7 Chip of the Old Nook 1 The Cobbler Nebula Am...onion. Newchurch Buninterside Tag Juviarna Elzurwo STOW Of 5 son. Nth, with 50 added, far ; cool* Pat; fillies sad geklioss 84 10lb ; ealliag allowances. Half a mile. MATCH, 300, b ft. Lord Glassow's f by Torophilite— Miss Whip, ap*Bir J. Hawley's f by Headman—Yr& Quickly, both 2.yr-olds, 84 91b each. Red House ia. FIUDLT. Tan PAIN Buz Bugle of Veers. each, h ft, for 3.yr old fillies, Bst nib ; the winner of the Derby or St. Leger, 91b, of the Oaks, slb extra ; second to rewire 100 so's. St. Leger Donnie. (32 subs.) Beatrice, West Wind, enra ge, Yellow Duchess, Roly.poly, Fantail, Amelia, Diligence. f by Y Ifelbourne—Brown Be'; I by Voltigeor, dam by Irish er—llies , Whip; Rosebud, Columba, dDemptiou, Princess Louisa. Bonny Bell, Queen of the Gip es, Neilsberry, Canaan, Louise Boone (late ED.), Atha, Cenntlia, sister to Lady Ripon, Crookahank, Stella, Bohe mia, Alcestis (paid), (lobelias (paid); f by Cannobie, darn. Lady Langtoo, by Cotberstone —Pie-eic (paid) ; Hawthorn Bkiesoin (paid), Mandtugora (paid), Thais (paid), Countess (paid), Tao DoscAerraa Brogan of 10 sort each with 100 added for 3.yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 31b ; the winner of the Dinhyt or St. Leger, 1011 i ; the second for the St. Lager, or the winner of the 2,000 guise's, the Oaks, or the Great Yorkshire Stakes, 51b extra ; seemed to receive 50 sews. Last mile and a half. (48 subs.) by Wiodhoond Santerelle, Singapore, Curacos, Meriden, The Bell of Yorkshire, o (late Springbok) by Mountain Deer— Achyranthes, The Fiancee, Michael Scott, Nancy, c by Lord of the false—Maid of the Tees, Hemet Toni, Columba, Woldga, 00-da, Lord Chides, Louise Bonne (late S.D.), National Guard, Bonny Bell, Borealis, Boatswain, Gold Dust, Prince Regent, Lest Love, Tragedian, Golden Drop, Hospoder, La Rein, Berth*, Scamander, Paris, Lurliw, Al. eibiade, Birdfinder, Fenfama, Baron Helrrith, Tambour Major, Serefiy, Watford, Newlin:oh, Stolle, Corydon (paid), Devoniensis Jerry Lady Superior (p 13 ( 1 ), Zap.- Made (paid), Wm (gate), .Maid of Orley (dead), Hudibrsa (dead). Tog DON STAUB of 50 lova. (rob, h ft, for 3-yr-olds ; odta,B4 101 b; flUiss, Bst 714 LA mile. (10 sobs.) Tom Pool, Pori Royal, Michael flisatt, Souveredoe, Jaraicoton, Vivid, Pratique. Lord Chides, Lady Augusta. Armagnac. A former/aro of MO *ors. eaoh,h ft, for3-yr-olds; colts, Pet 1011, ; fillies, eat 51b ; the whiner of the Derby or St. Leger, rib extra. Si. Leger Course. (5 subs.)—o by Lord of the Isles—Wasp, Rapid Rheas, Armee, Thais (paid), Automates (dead). Tan DONCOSTiIt Cur, 'slue 300 SOTS. ; 3.yrolds, 7st ; four, /Ist Sib; fire, Bst 12)b, six and aged, 9st 21b; mares sod geldings allowed 314 The winner of the Derby, Si. Leger, the Doncaster, Ascot, or Goodwood Cups in 1861, 1862, or 1863, 71b ; the second for either, 31b extra; certain allowances. Cup Comm. (About 2 miles 5 furlongs.) Tan NONONAT PLATO of 200 sore., for 2-yr-olds; entrance, 3 sovs., to go to the fund. Last mile. Tag TOWN PLArz (Handicap) of 100 soya, for 3-yr-olds and onwards; entrance, 2 nom, to go to the Race Fund. Red Hossein. . Tiii3ouiii Onus (Sidling) a 5 soya. each. with 50 added ; weight far ags, with 'abed sod other allowances. MATC/I b ft.—Lord Glassow's f by Torophilite— mime Whip, mount SirJ. Hawley's Rapidan by Beadsman —Nand. No *eights meetiooed. Rad Hoses ill. !Ural : 300, h ft.—Lord Cilmisow's a by Yowls Mel bonnie, dam by Orlando—Brown Bess, molest Sir J. Haw ley's Bellooehee (late Biasbam), brother to Lady Augusta, Bst 10lb each. Red House _ _ — /I;eatr — i — ae fortielita;;lrsans Stakes, the Selling Stake., the Queso's Plats, the Two end Three Year Old Stakes, the Cup, sad the Nursery Plate, to be made on Monday, Sept. 14, between the hours of four and seven o'clock io the after• woo, with Mr. Richard Johnson, t►e clerk of the coarse, at hie oaks, In the Town.hall, opposite the Angel Hotel, Dow:ester. Stakes to be paid to Masao Weatherby. LINCOLN £ll2lllrlll UNKAT RAN YAM. FIIIDAY —Tbie rest sonnet fair for the rale sad letting of rams was held in the sheep market, Lincoln, this morning. Nearly twice so many sheep were peened as in any previous yew, the high prices which have ruled for some time past haviog brought several sew bresden into the field. About OW rams were offered by autism, and for lb. better char of &shoals t►ee. was s very Wok competition, at pi ices varying from 231. So 151. - - Full benefit of reduced duty obtained by pur -1,: HeratamV a l l i re uL T7: yen u tko c. a. 4 t ip ,d 111111 mot dertlefes• imported. Ihrida la arm torn srappts .14 la paakels,{AlivertierosaL) MA ftKETS. SUGAR.—BaurroL, Sm. 11.—The market ooetiaum miry lilt, and Dilly • small ismiarea hu Om doom this 'me ; prior are rather lower. Reload geode an Camper, nod n u 13014 at that redoetiam. Rars-Beural parcels bare changed heeds • Demerara*, Is. 6d. t. la. 7d. proof ; and plain Jamie" ' hi. ed. to 3. &I. per plias. Leawood About 100 toes Jamaica bare berm sold at V. sa. per to.. TALLOW.—FamAy Eviunici.—Tbe market was steady to-day :—Spot, nem, 430. ; old 42a. ; October to h e . ember, 13 3d. Deoember, 435. 6d. to 43a. M. ; Jesse", to March, 43a. ; ; March, 44.. to 44a. 3d. Delivery t o last 914 maks ; arrivals, 697 rubs. Tows tallow 41a 3d. mot rash. Odsess sheep, 43.. to 425. 6d. ; (Mu; bed, 425. 6d. to 41.. 6J. ; North Atm Ma, As., 42.. ; u. frier, 40.. fai. to 41s. ; South ditto, 411. to 41.. 34. Um Cocesaut oil .tidy, Cochin at 475. ; Ceylon. 455. fia.. Sydney, 46a. to 43.. Palm 01l quiet at 36a. for Ilas Pal.. sat oil, 335. to 34a. COTTON.—Lornarooi, Sun% 11.—The past week ks 4 bees cue of great activity, the &measles emus la llan eheeter missies spinners to be very firm holden of their pro. &Micas, and free buyers of the raw malarial, both on the spot and for arrivaL Speculators end ..porters also her.. bees operators to a great attest, sad the advance obtaia 6 ; is fully lid. is Americas, Egv titian, and Brasil ; ld. is Surat aad Chins, and fully lid. is Bengal sad Sande, which have bees is son-sal demand, priectialy Boa Them has been a fair arninot of buis is s Set; far shimmed is November to December, at 19d. to 19g.. sad for delivery is January at to 19d. per fit Spesalstere have taken 8.900 Americas, 330 Parma, 5,000 Bahia, 110 llsranham. 9,540 Basta., 180 Senna, 14,54 Surat, 50 Madras, 10,400 Basel, and 9,000 thiaa—tow 58,010 bales; aid there are reported for export 1,810 Americus, 720 Perim, 50 Marmikess, D3O Bahia tied Bee* 130 Br:7oas, 80 West ludia, 4120 Surat, 80 Mai n . , 4,000 Bawl, and 1,650 Mina—total 19190. The =M e i todsy opens with a good demand, at fair price, ; p ro b a bh gales about 10,000 halm, incladieg 5,000 al speculation sad far export COTTON GOOD& —Mumworm, firm 11.—Ie woe we have not lied much bagasse offering today. The market has bees very arm, sad some of our spianere, i o . fluenced pertly by the fact that they already hold excel. sive engagemeats for tutors delivery and partly by in. ad vances in the Liverpool cotton market, are 'akin rather higher prices than on Tuesday. This checks boainees for the time, buyers in many Melanoma hesitators to pay th e extreme rates demanded, though the inquiry ism wander. able ea to lied to the iafereuee that new would be prasterable at more resamtable prices. Fur top yams spin. net. are asking about Ad. per lb. above the rata of Tuft. day, and the advance - has limited the extent of Wisest is this alma of spinning' coasiderably. The advice' from Hoag Hoag, telegraphed to merchants in coonexim with the Fi t.rutrad* are eueouregiog, but the market bas beta either dull for descriptions of yarn aotwithstaading. The much quieter and lees excited state of the settee market is supposed to be one cause of the iodispositica arm:eget buyers of yarn to operate. The cloth market has also beak dell. Boyers generally seem indisposed to pay the further ad vance required by manufacturers. The latter ere sow well engaged ID many WSW:ICON and have of late shoes hems tug determination is any further contract' they take to secure an 'Amass which will be sufficient to cover the se. cent rise in the prices of the raw material, and is yarn. The prices asked to-day are consequestly higher than would have bees accepted m Tueeday. Where galas have been effected today the prices hays borne • pretty dose re latien to the meat adulate in trottoe, and the market closer exceedingly firm. CORN.—Cirguternign. SEPT. I L—We have the 'math, much finer to-day. Our fanners commenced by asking math higher prices, which checked business. The market closed dull, at fully last week's prioes, viz., red, 44e. to 465.; whits, 48s. to 51s. Barley poor in quality, at vary irregular mica. Beans, good in quality, 33a. to 38e. Luinotte, firm. 11.—We have bad a large supply of wheat offering, and last week's prices barely so , p u o a rtel. Bed, 445. to 46a. ; white, 465. to 46a. Not much . doing m burley and oats, prices being still nominal. Lirikroot, Suer. IL—We have bad oely • small at toodanoe of balers tbie day's market, sad wheat has met • madame retail dsmaad at the istmovernest of 2d. per oentaL Flour is not saleable at the hint advance as the prices of this day week. Indian corn %reed fiat at 3d. per quarter under Tueederh rates, bat on the appearance of an active demand prices ►tideaed, and they close firm at 9d. over lam Friday. Oats and oatmeal very dull, cad irregular in value. Beans • shade easier. Peas and barley usobanged. The oily snide that shows any ble at all at the close of market is Indian cora. WAKEFIELD. Sen. 11—The wbeat trade was dull, wish only a retail demand, sad last Friday'a prises were bully maintained. New barley was in better supply, and prim were in favour of buyers. Averages for the week sad* Sept. 7 : —Wheat, 2.662 qrs., at 45.. 7d. ; barley, 185, at 36a. 30. ; oats, 107, at Ns. 6d. 00ALM.-LOSnOI, Sart 11.-Bower's West Hartley, 16s. 9d. ; Be's Bebaide West Hartley, 16s. 9d. ; Hartle. pool West Hartley, 165.: Lambert's West Hartley, 16e. 6d.; North Pekoe Gas, 13s. 9d. ; Pelew Main, 144 3d. ; Tanfielci Moor, 13s. ; Teolleld Moor Butes, 13s. ; Walker Primrose, 12s. 6d. ; West Hartley, 16s. 91 ; Wylam, 17s. ; Walla End Cles&rth, 16e. 9d. ; Walls End Wharoeliffe, 16s. 9d. ; Eden Main, 17s. ; Walls Hod Boiddylls Hettoo, 17s. 6d.; Walla End Haswell. 18s. 6d. ; Walls Elul Hettoo, 18s. 641.; Walls End Road's Hatton, 17a. 6d.: Walls End South Bottom, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Tuostall, 17s. ; Walls End Canon. 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 18s.; Walls Fad Hengh Hall, 17s. 6.1. ; Walls End Kelloe, 17.. 6d. ; Walls Hod East Hartlepool, 18e. 6d. ; Walls End South Hartle. pool, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End South Hellos, 17s. 6d. ; Canny and Duffrya Malting, Ma-Ships at wiarket, 99; sold, 94. TRLI7IO arrußags. RAILWAY& Min Per Ma , Total, Told. cg s. err thasidlas 1 861 IBM Week endlat August 30. t I I 31!!!•.FP ttKotaenhan.... 731 78$ 1.074 1,424 WeeteudlngAnimstaL • WwWlimut 1 3 41 7.113 HAIM 19,016 17.315 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ann Benti!p, from Liverpool, tor Monte Video, Aug 1, lat. 4 N.. lon. 16W. Yoer43,frOM Liverpool for New York, Aug. 23, lat. 4143, too. 63 M. Margaret (barque), of Shields, from Dundee for Quebec, Aug. V. W. 47.48 N., len. 46 W. New York Aug. 31, 390 miles east of Sandy Rook. Omega. bound west, Aug.gl. let. 46 N. 100. 34 W. Prlnoe Albert NITIOIC . from Falmo uth (Jamie') for London, July 29, lat. 23 N., lon. 46 W. Roger A. Risen, from New York for Liverpool, Aug. 17. Willie, Ridley. from Manzanillo for loud= le days. Aug. 11, uQ cape Florida. MORE CHARNEL-ROrgit DISCOVERIEL—On Thum day worming the remains of a child, supposed to bars been dead 20 years, was found in the belfry of BR Georges. Borough. [Advertisement J—lioumwAT's OurntaNT AND PlLL.—lncreasing Mortality.—When the dangers from Mam bas am so great and annualise as the weltly death list shoes it to be at present, it orhores every mother and nurse to know that this ointment rubbed upon the belly, sided by moderate doses of Holloway's Pills, proves the most simple, harmless, and effective remedy. TM 'wands of children have been Umtata neonsly eased and ultimately saved by rubbing this antWotal Ointment two or three times • day upon the abdomen. after it has been fomented with warm inter. This course is the most practicable in children's bowel complaints when there is a dill culty in administering internal medicines, and this treatment sac ands where sedatives and astringents have been fruitlessly preeerlbed. BIRTHS, ILARRLAGEB, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DAYILI—JuIy 19, at fthaa7loi Ply twelve hours before her husbands death., the wile it Heury Tudor Davies, Pad., of A daughter. HOPI( INS.--Reptember 10, at Montagu-equate. Mn. Thomas Hopkins. of a daughter. MlLUL—tleptember 9, at Totowa Hertford, the wile of 1 T. of a sno. YERRIWIT. tuber 9. at Markham-square, Chelsea the ssi!s of Mr. H. G. Permit, of a son. ROLT.—.leptember 9, M LimpAeld. near Godstone, Surrey. th airs of the Rev. H. O. Rolt, or a son. APKARNAN —Septemlivr la the wife of A. Y. Spearman, Esit Upper germour.stmet. of a sou STlLWlCLL—Septentlivr M. at Soothfields, R andsworth, tiurriy. the wife of H. Stilwell, of n daughter. MARRIAGES. OOLLINS—EDWARDS.—sept 9, at Woodbridge. the 9ri Callas, Cochin, IgilL. to Eliza, eldest daughter of flail . . ici;r - arda. Esq. EAOLE—WlTH6E.B.—Septornber 10, at at. Bartbotomes's, ..)• denbam. by the Rev. t'. Enicteh. M.A. W. P. Eagk. }wt., Pentbridge-creacent, Bayswater, to H;rrlett, daughter a IL Withers. Keg_ of Welliturton•rtreet, Loodon.brldge LOCK WuOD- HALL t&—iseptesulwr 10, at the pariah t bunk At. Pancras. by the Rev. J. F. Kitt*, WA., J Lod eOO.l. Kirkburton, our Huddersfield, to Sarah Aunt, gaughtrr the late C. HeIW, Esq., of Ludbill Fernley Ilan over Hadar, _ _ OLIVICRSON—ALYMIC.—fiepternber 10. g st. Jung's, ihrr, dilly, by the Bev. B. Almaek. , rector of Feeley. b. I-. Y. INlrereoo , La., of aiiiiiitargh Lodge, Lancashire. to I. nkuo , Egan, daughter of It. Maack, &11., of Melford, Suffolk. DEATHS. CLARK.—September 9, at Baia-hall, Bandon, Hr. G. Clara aged 80 DAVIES—JuIy IS, at Shanghai. of et' okra, Henry Tudor Davics. Commisdonrr of Ch tine Naomi at that port. HAWElNS.—September 10, at IStUllel4WllUe, Brighton, Hawkins, Eq., Jr.,. aged M. ElCKS.—September 0. at Boyston-hall, Emily Elizabeth. aril , of O. Hicks. Essi., aged W. BOLL.--tieptemb.2r 9, at Eacoinbe-terrace, Wandsworth-road J. non. Req., 7& , _ JAY®.—degtember 11, Peselope Oar, the wile et Mr. It Is soh of Mileata-street. Beth, aged 7t. SWlNZlL—leptessber I. at Alphs•road, Mr. noose Tamer, , •1 laat-strest, Msaettester-equare, aged M. V&M/011.—loptember 10, at Itichomood rood, Hulsey, Arthur, mos of Mr. C. Z. Ventage, aged he raoattm Printed sad reward by Wriewi [MO NAM ? at Inmbardeeeeet, la the city of Lewin% Prieto' OW*, fa Inerbardatreet. la the Piedeet et gamma. !mamma= 11, IM. x:„ I ,f-7 No. 5,334.] rk!ALCUI TTA, calling at tl 11,1 sad Madrea.-81TAM COMN DON gad INDIA by the inesnificeel la Vie Kali India and London IS ffbe well-known clipper auallary SOUTH, 2,221 tour, eee.hur e po minder, now leading In the VI c.art Oa IYtb September, smiarking parts and on 21st September, for Calcutta Hope and Madras this vessel wi Matuitlns . No cargo will be take This magnificent ship, bait cope Ear been thoroughly refitted, has pasainaer, and wdi carry an el stewardess. The average p tliago 0 days to ILadraa, some of them mai record. The line will is continued o month, with the strictest pouctualli Beet of &ranter, screw Amos ail apply to ORI NPLAY and Co., is, broken, Atrial) BRE 1 T an I Co., or at the Offices of the Conmany, 1, =also applications for appoint should be made. RIB OVERLAND ROUTE.— w STEAM to INBIA, ACA The PIIGNSULAR and ..RIENI OOPEPAKT BOOK PASSENGERS at their loud= otke for Gibraltar, Madrid, Calcutta, the Straits, and t o ns=flootharapton on the Kb as ,Eat Egypt, Aden, and sad . 2Tts of each swath and fot OeorOs Sound, Melbourne, and N lag ptom on the 20th of bDettlo Lond apply at the Company's( C., Laadoa ; or Oviental-p, tlo SYDNEY Direct, in 70 ch new rireebuilt ebpperehip CC Loading to the End India Docks. leanched by Nedra Dudgeon fusi the inspection of th• owners upoi dples of easel erchiteeture to es tinily on the sth Detobed, and pomace out in nada 70 days. 10 Second dam cables. which ere eh fitted In the most superb manner, n to pideugers as can be found In ix Cobden—For freight or and Co., 44, Yeneburch etreetirc7 MIGSSR.S. MONEY Blackwoll.yoril, London) LI AINITEALItt. For 11 EL HOC EC& fito Locks on Monday, Sept. ti, cant tipper ship LINOOLNSHI RE 1. ilk) louder: lying in the East India Do an clones of pour Eisen an trn'," Mkredrsetin —For freinht u r, and SP N, with Noss, No. T, Leadenhall attire, Pam an conveyed from Paddington to P One tans. end emend claw for tit' IROX vsapont On QUEEN BTIALII6I/ PAIMAGE ILZDUCY.I) LIVIRPOOL, T R It ILADICLPHIA BTRAMAI paieldni glair tAllsowered CI de-0 IRON LIVVR orinG). tla. tufted fRaA es POOL ondlA CM OF WARRINGTON. KANGAROO. estnidAy, CITY OF 10111DON._FLula And *very Wednesday, sod ei Celia purge by the mall steam U 17, and II guineas. accrvrdins im=lz the Saturday's 'icemen, including all primal.' Gilead& the 1:olted States" and Brit ca very advantageous tel tea.—Foi WILLIAM intAx, 22, Water sts awl MACEY. It. X WEE= stn V ir RILLIPPS, GRAVES iesmtelt the analerteeution4 ROTTERDAM end the RH lie MU& end Emirs Steam WI of II La twee: Li ta.. it lee., • tare sad • hat Tie ' , VENOM! boos off the pone, /Are Al. AD Thursday and Saturday, at 11 ►I trots Black wan at noon. Is►w • OOTIIIINSUirm, the LONDO: Irlogra. Pares, LS la., if le, ea GUSTAF WASA. Per 00rasailout. a steamer, I Yoe freight, %esare to e; ih rtr4 11.11==oe ATLANTIC and GREA WAY APILYINSYLVANIA October I wM be PAID In Load No. 4, Lombard-street, I and Co.l, as the esobang Conpoos wW be raga/red to be Sod pony two dais previonaly for nasal loodon,!, Old Droad4dzeet, sop pipzEIAL ROYAL P BANK of AI NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN tl MAW le this Bask will he reset IRh fastfust.—By ostler of the Boa ILILI. -street, Sept. 1; 311TROPOLITAN 100CILTY, lio. 3. Prtlseee4 Est4l,llthe I , IIIMTC Dan. Bargee. jun., Esq.. Bristol J Peter Cater, tag. James Dawson, Mau. /rands J. Dalatome. Eqt. 0 Prwlerick Bespelhank, East B Richard Pry. Esq., Liverpool. 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Wholesale agent, Low MRS. JOHNSON'S Al SYRI'P for CHILDREN CI Johnson'a American Soothing ty boa beets In general is,. for °jowl Mewed numerous etilhlnni when Miens from painful dentition. A OW the gums the child will he relic laZanuastioe reduced. It la as b leprodwee the teeth with cue: • Win Wire to let its guinA lie nada particur to ae li for JOB XCI P. la and to notice that the n 16. Parringdon-street. London to SU recipe are on the stamp Yd. per bottle. L) L ZKAIPS COPAHINJ 0 Mad hi the Paris and TkOtk, Caiterlet, Wenn!, lanya adisoit. Oh Nov., 16v2% elects a flaw r rooebt or chrome dimes. ig., C. Amami& ins& oho