The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-24 00:00:00

• 4 THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, 1852. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCIf. THE Seymour, 11. D. Poole I Trail', O. Caithaerahire r &MI) intelligent,. lt w. in unsimuence of these discoveries that I gave him MARKETS. __ into custody. A banker had been named in Loudon, but Seymour, Lord. Totnees Tanen, H., Devonoort `ialto It. D. N. , Durham Tjnte, Col., Wide. water the account was mond, and Sir Charles Price was WC- .-.---i-- SEABORNE MAILS. i. NEW II()USE OF COMMONS. * g s, 'Set i . t., Killooky Cat, Urquhart, W. P.,Westmeath MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-Yr.sYgiensY. matcly appointed the banker. Ho was 'Noll :a by the COTTON.-1, Iv r e pope, Arouse 23.-Sales at our mar- (S //mike tart the main are 'eat foi:a the Genic,. e....... 01 S'ielburne, Earle?. Caine , Version, O. E. H., Newark The sittings of the Mart, for the August Adjourned Ge kct today an estimated at 6,000 bales; 640 being for of the 'debt -sod NI by the nveninz-dematell.l te -- - Mr. Beasley said that by the deed a portion of the pro- speculation and 600 fur export. The sales comm. , 4,000 Day lace MY . 0 b$ : tri7.7,. ----- . '----''' K. Sheridan, 8., Don heater ' Vane, Lord 11.0., Durham S. nenl Pension, were resumed this morning at Clerktrowell, . primmer. It is next to impossible to melee a perfect analysis Smith, J. A., Chichester I Vivian, 11. Truro Maned of at Westininster, before Mr. IVitham. who re- ceeds of the shares was to go to the prisoner. American; 1.50 LIANA, 6)d. to 61.1. ; 800 Egyptiand6fd. to Col:Siltlest. t• Geter.l P .st.. ' rt..: tin se Latina. 4, :yaw.... ' PSI P I' zamini. ion contiuued-lo case the censpany was oat 9d. ; 1,0(0 Surat, 31d. to 41. The market cl.aed tamely of anything so uncertain as the opinions of the 654 Smith,M.T.,lliali NVy,otribe ' Vivian, J. ' II , Swansea aided for the allaStantjudge, Mr. Turner, Mr. Warner, and ' .' l. ,'''' Smith,Northampton . Wall, C. 11., Salisbury other magistrates. There are 109 prisoners fur trial •99 successful in Loodun the prisoner was to pay one.half of and firmly. Prieto of all kinds are the nine as last America by luiLpesket N Aollust27 .. ... tAtierse. . re - gentlemen just returned to Parliament. About a the mosey tho company had advanced to him within six quoted. The utisfactory snouts of the cotton crop agerisMln United Mato ''''' . - - P T " ur . arq... Staff dkf Sutherlandsh WatsonW,lt.,Paterboru'(desid) or felony and 10 for sande et. months. Ile was not to be responsible for the loss or non. brought byEuropa ~ P eeket, t ~oeo, 1 1 ,. i the have induced estimates to be large number of them there is no room for doubt. Stanley. lion. W.O , Chester Wells, W., Beverley Mr. Witham explained to the grand jury that the reason:a...rola... sanest They have stated au clearly and so frequently their sessinehl W.. Huddersfield Whitman, J., Maidstone Bedford of the ouurt setting at Clerkeawell instead of Westminster success of the company , ventured on : they are about 3,00G,000. to ette wenn eieethanyt. t elitiet 111 l Aastralliqvia lioutkaint 1 Stapleton, Lerwick 1 Whitbread. 8., jun., was that the Sessions House at the letter place was under Cnwmexamined-It was not agreed that the prisoner WU) views on political questions, that no hesitation can striate, E., Nottingham I Wilson, J., Westbury repeir, and had been so,recently painted that it would have should have 20,000 shares, and myself the other 20,000. T -n SILK.-The following notice of this market is from the Dino (na Marseilles) S' Dover ...... e be felt in placing them in their proper position on a Talbot, C., Gliunorganshire . Winnington, Sir T., Bewdley been very unpleasant for the court us have sat there this comequenee of the arrangement which we made new shales were issued. The English company and the I. nisch cum circular of Messrs. Durant and Co .: -. We have ageiu to Ditto Ow Cape or uwa session. report a quiet market-with very limited business. In Hope) N Plymouth .. NW, IA muster roll of political parties. With others, the Thick°44 " . '. It * ll '' Wi g an I Wine ' J. A " Stafford Thomum, G., Aberdeen i Wood, Rt. Iln. Sir C , Halifax George Dosebleday was indicted for stolen 161. 16, .. ,l ` art .. ealeli •••T' ai ITTTi_a_ Übe_ math elymoutti .. ‘ 0 ; 424 matter is very di ff erent, and r.o one-probably not Tow nley, C., Sligo (town) ! Wrightson,W.,No 1 rtbsl-ert" the monies of Christopher Lamb, his master. He pleaded wan only a branch of the French company. The title of at the close of last month, all the tayuam, both long and ra"`""' Psl any Dover .. .. . ... U.. ) even themselves-could say with certainty how each Townsend, Capl. Tamwerth : Writ!, M. io6 Richmond ltgal Mr. Spicer said he appeared for the prisoner , and it was the company in England was French and English, and in France the company was called La Mincer. The prisoner short reel, together about 800 bales were taken at full gesso -"" IN Mk at the wrath Isteithametic 'set.. Its prices-the Chinese thrown, about 300 bales, had been sold "mu.. .tyres ... Mather , the reemb 1 Madman tot; tact. it might vote on any given questions. Taking, how. by his advice that ho had pleaded guilty. The evidence was mill th my . agent. When in England I resided at the —_, for arrival. In tutlee nothing was done at that time, but Wawa. all hel&l7U.igenonia' 4 ... nugget I Pep% I ever, the past career, the election addresses and TRZLITIO. clearly made out the charge, but the offence was committed W." prisoner, and as I was . ill t he d prisoner Thesigneu w en have since been effected to the extent of about ' 500 (Mae nf Dieel Dope.- l I lath uf the month el) movtit-... 41/1P,418 some shores, which were counteraigne by , me. according to his instructions under these eireunastauces :-pn - bales, at a reduction of Is. per lb. on tile prices of June, 9iiiit de Teed. . h i nd of the month. PlDnoutl ~ *edemas hustings speeches of the gentlemen who are to form Acland, Sir T.D., S.Devonsh. Hogg, Sir J. W. Bonitos Th• prosecutor had threatened to discharge the prisoner goner paid one of the boys in the office on Saturday last. I and Cl i o same re d uct i on may b e quoted upon Chin ~ , to, i tiisititilii, -15;7t1at1th2”.11.4 saes' Doter the new Douse of Commons-the entire body may Baird, J., Falkirk ' •IfroYD , Eti , B B,. .E`int°w" without a character, and • consequence the latter made cat an arrest ou the money at the prisoner's account after he Antral *rearms N tietarthorm.nii..snethan t .c thrown-it was expected that this relaxation of price would i mam s w as ...... plet ee .,m e d,kp r inl aoeueereinet "": ' l ' ro . i .L it t .a. . . . .-o no b roa d Beckett, W., Ripon I Jocelyn, Vie, King • • Lynnre fused to give an account. up his mind to go to Austaa, but having no means of his - .1 be classed in the followin4 VI Charteris,F.Haddingtonskini Johnsto n ., Clackmannansh own, he had at various times stolen small sums from his Mr. Clarkson said that he char Ws the prisoner with not China mail that the steamer wan bringing bnne new silk, Prune Nil si N :Tire% WI ;isms Cocks, T. S., Reigate I Mastennan, J., London form • fund to convey him to the gold diggings, of which the eumpany, and with having taken away property be. Meshing con id th r has really more donned s' ered doubtful whether e steame p ' ru.,...1ar 2 Fr:4 el !1,..ert..l Free-trade and those still declaring for Protection. In Corry, 11. T. 4., Tyrone I Milnes, R. 14., Pontefract such almost fabulous accounts had been received li e longing to the company, and he would now ask for a than a very smell quantity of new silk. In Bengal silk the w'Wedr.e. A gem. LoeMeeL....,_,K na ,:m a. Dorian.. the list of Free-traden we find several sections united. Cubitt Ald Andover Mostyn, Hon. E., Plintshire k . n . A -,_ •it occasion • ' • remand. N 17th of the misathisouthaans. 'rut It the mart mug t seeto deal mereafully with Dean' b . ten t deliveries are again very large -we may now look fur some Endue .4 It N ' Twist daily .. .- . ;.ligyht.i... I seeds,. First, we have those members of the progress party Denison, E. 11., West Riding ' Mere, Colette]. Renfrewshire t - g -- - • .Mr. cy o jec . o any remand, as the priliner gradual reduction in the stock, but so heavy were the ar. tadt.nviusetaamet.) X , ton cf the stouthi•toullaymilti. opt. P. Drummoad, ll.,Weet Surrey ' Owen, Sir J., Pembroke hada right to that which he wee charged with 'tea Ma, r. par said the prosecutor was a pawnbroker in rivals in the months of April, May, and June that with can la ' lia (Ma Mateellles) Nisthialthcl mucth Des: .. who voted for Mr. 11111121 C 'S motion for the Extension of . 16a . Ld D friessh (Patten. J uv N. Lancashire Dna rig, ~ um . .., Sloane-street, and Use prisoner had committed the thefts al f td ,r f l eaf°e° are - mend should not be made. In the first • sell deliver of 1 300 bales, ''l h fi India '''" °We a ll Cia'd ninesy , es, as compeer' wit it e rat it , i the Suffrage; next, new members who are understood Egerton, W.,North Cheshire Peel, Sir R., Tamworth 0 . with great art and cunning, having by destroying somew ent and obtained a summon f Li a tr e full 6rCteini p rosec u t or rt belonging to the for on' seven months of last year, we were left on the lit instant Maur 1 1 1 Ikli of the month Plturnith .. *catcall to agree with Mr. Hume on the 'abject of l'arlia- Evelyn, W. J., West 8u : Pennant, Col., Carnary l me tickets and keeping back other screened himself from 4°. tow he Y was cha n rge ri d ro rth y felon with the same stock as on the Ist of January . In Italian mecsee rsarea ( v i e ,s oot i N Ink of the mouth Plymouth .. aim a nat Glailstone,Oafeed University ' Powlett, Lori W., Ludlow There was the sum of 61. in a savings bank, which y. silk the arrivals continue small-the demand is also very terapton) NI :411W ta e amity ilieitkats. e tts Aur.illll raentary Reform ; thirdly , we have the Whigs and Cioulburn,CambridgeUniver Stuart, H., Bedford Mil os- acknowledged be had stolen from his master, Sir James Duks-lie had at any rate • right to the limited-a few bales of particular filatures are oecasioually iiilltaistithlarMalem) N 9ttizt2 Ith et le' Dom .... .. Liberal Frev.traders ; and, fourthly, the Peelites and Ilamiltoo, Lord C , Tyrone ' Walter, J., Nottingham mid which would, if the court made an order to that effect , Pass F uic, of the property. I shall ma k e remand, but I sold, at a slight improvement upon the previttua quotutions dextee N i na ell Ur. month is.o.thasupt: •. .. el. I Hai court, C. 0., Oxfonishire 1 Wellesley, Lord C., Windsor be rives op to Mr . Lamb don t think at present there is anyth i ng against him, for Old silk, but nothing that can be considered a feature in g al " ...... ""'"""111141' cat ,l '''''" : "''''' di ' d a i TT'''' 'eV- it Cooservative Free-traders. This Free-trade phalanx Herbert, S., 8. Wiltshire Wort!ey, J. A. ft., Buteshire er. . Witham than sentenced the prisoner to be kept to a lthough i ii. • • the market. In Brutia bilk the monthly unloading brought Naha' rr I .7th,l7th,l'itl,77th may be mustered as follows : Hervey, Lord A. Brighton , Young, Sir J., Cavan hard labour for six months, and ordered the money to be ta ke his own recognisance'. only 6 bake-the finish of the season-same new silk is eagle.. I lectithofthentoeith Leine -... Anemall IN,lthlab2stkignion Dover Radical Reformers .. given up to t prosecutor . expected next . month. In Persian silk there were only V59.11.-atue ..... • skb I Stb2Stlef mi. , iemer New members pledged to reform .... 28 Joseph Sonia, 21, was indicted for having stolen 1,800 THAMES. . 113 ballots, chiefly of middling quality-nearly the whole Potor , uls •-•.-- ...... It , ' 7 0.1711 , 1. , of saw asuthampiii Airline Liberals and IS hip 2OB DIERSVITIN WOO KATZ NOT RIWOrNCID PROTICTION. franca b e t o to Maximilian Learnt. Mr. W. Cooper Charles Coghlart, a powerful man, 26 years of Mpt. was have been exported. p rosecute d i k r , P arry an d i dr . Ill a t a df a ware for t h e pr i. brought up by Cox, 201 K, under the following mecum- Pere reeculy• • M ladAl7thef month Noutkiimpt • Sept, e N ' 'AI ISt* / ,l \ ot wet 'Dover Fichte. L It should be mentioned, as showing the weakness even of boner , stances: Wee Intim CATTLE.-BEDFORD FAIR, August 23.-The demand Van Diemen'. Land (sse' v 'lieltillta .fmar.tli I i.oithamet••l oept. 1 ..... this "Protectionist " portion of the New Parliament, It appeared tbat the prosecutor, who is • Frenchman, Between six and seven o'clock on Monday evening a wit- for store Beasts was deridingly active ; former rates were Amua'am Total Liberals and Free traders 337 that entertaining general protectionist opinions man became acquainted with the prisoner through staying at new pawed Itottaldsoll. waxiest passing the Abb o t 4 firldai fully support e d, mid a total clearance w as elided lone [[lt should be mentioned, as showing the weakness even of " Protectionist " portion of the New Parliament, that whilst entertaining general protectionist opinions many eftke following members have mid on the busting. they will net vote fur a re•impositio• of the tax oa bread.] Adderley, C. 8., 8. Stafford. liter, 8., West Cumberland Arbuthnot, Kincardineshire Johnstone, 8., Canterbury Arebdall, N. E., Fermanagh bluff., Sir W., l'eterd Arkwright, 0., Leominster Jones, Londonderry county Aston, J. H., Cambridge Jones, D., Cermarthenshire Baggy, W., Went Norfolk Kelly, Sir F., East Suffolk Bailey, C., Monmouth Kendall, N. E. Cornwall Bailey, Sir J.. lirs-cknoeksh. Kee, D., Do;vushire Daillie, H. J.,lavenseasskire Kerrigan, E. C., Eye Italdock, E H., Shrewsbury King, J. K., Hersfordthire Ball, K., Cambridgeshire Kaatchbull, East Somerset Henke% G., Dorsetshire Kai West Worcester Hon. F., Thetford Kr 8. Nor"' It appeared that the prosecutor, who is • Frenchman, became acquainted with the prisoner through staying at the same hotel, and eventually they took a lodging jointly, in a house kept by a Frenehmaa, is Frith street, Soho. On the 2nd et August the prisoner went out, telling the prosecutor that between 10 and 11 o'clock at night be should be at M. Pause's, a mutual friend of theirs, and about that beer the peessester wept to Poitier's emeting to meet the reboner there. Short!, afterward, pri soner reamed be the bsess r end hassieed if M. Lantiot wee absent. 'Ed he reeshred an eellftef in the afinnative from are *Ms eareaste. He thee went up to the room, and restalsed ihe about 10 sissies ; after which he again left the hems, as repaired to Peleilee where he arrived about half.peit eines. lie Sewed the enemas, there, and they talked been tesether, sod ea esteekte their room, it was Mind that the poosittoolgeo Seek bed been ransacked, as& that lAN frisss, is notes el the Rank of France, had bees skins *em a lielnikerchief, in which they had bast tied. The reborn Inn given into custody, t e l s: :=1111 . 111, 6 112.1111111 . the pes e ta r a r: i s b t e ru e t n runk opened,td a mnil be ems to the wench des that the latter had been epees& a key whilst the inesteutcr'shad been wrenched spa. The prisms said that 11 governess bed hes stolen Ilea bit be., main conversation with the psaseshee as the be maid that rather than be timid be sub- Pbed r redoubt rli i rdligrece of being taken before the magistrate, doubt his friends would pay the amount that had bass lees. The prosecutor was • baker and was about to sail to Australia, where he was about to start in that line of badman. It appeared that all persons in the house had seems to the room. None of the money had been found. Mr. Parry addressed the jury for the prisoner, contending that the facts were perfectly reconeileable with the pri soner's innocence. He stated that his client was • young Irishman, who had been educated on the continent, and had most wealthy and respectable connexions. A number of witnesses, including Mr. R. F. Maxwell Fox, M.P., county Longford, were examined as to the cha ratter of the prisoner, but most of them were acquainted only with the family to which he belonged. It appeared that he arrived in London on the 7th of July, and that for the past two years and a halt he had been • student for the church at • seminary at Paris. Whatever money he had required his friends would have supplied. The Jury pronounced the prisoner Not Between six and seven o'clock on Monday evening a wit nem named Ronaldson, whilst passing the Abbotsfields, l'oplsr, perceived two men lying on the grass in an appa rently helpless state. On approaching them the prisoner, who was one of tke parties, started to his feet, and was moving away when Mr. Ronaldson asked him to stay until some inquiry was made into the matter. On examining the prostrate man, witness discovered that a trousers brace had been fastened tightly round his throat outside his handkerchief, and the process of strangulation was pro ceeding rapidly, his face was swollen and beginning to be come black, and his tongue protruded from his mouth to more than an inch in extent. The circumstances looked so suspicious that a constable was sent for, and the prisoner was taken into custody. Charles Flul, a driller, of No. 1, William-street, Poplar, who appeared very much exhausted, said that he had been drinking with the prisoner's father and others at the Salim , bury Arms, on Sunday afternoon. While there the prisoner came in and asked his father for 4d. which the latter re ' fused to let him have. Witness gave him some beer, and after a little while, at the proposal of the prisoner, ad journed to the Cape of Good Hope public-house, which was nearer to his (witness's) home. He was confident he must have been drugged there, as on entering the place, though a little in liquor, he knew well what he was about, and was aware he had his watch in his pocket. From that time he lost all recollection of what had occurred until he found himself in bed next morning suffering severe pain from bruises in various parts of his body, particularly on the knees and the elbow. His chin also pained him much, and his tongue was considerably lacerated, but he might have done that with his own teeth whilst under the severe compression. James Walters, of Rich-street, Limehouse, on going to look for his little girls in the fields, which were not a quarter of a mile from the Cape of G ood Hope. saw the prosecutor and the prisoner lying on the ground, the former being apparently in a state of insensibility. On his return he found him still insensible, and watched till he came to, when he complained of having lost his watch and some money. Being told by a boy named Thomas Bur gess, who also gave evidence that he (Burgess) saw the prisoner go to a wall, and, whilst affecting to make water, placed something on the ground, which he covered loosely with sonic bricks, on this information witness went to the spot and discovered a watch, identified as his by the prosecutor, and, following the constable, handed it over to CATTLE.-13nneonn FAIR, August 23.—The demand for store Beasts was ezeredingly active ; former rates were fully supported, and • total clearance was effected long before the close of the fair. The number of Sheep and Lambs was very exteinive; fur wether stock there was no change from the prices obtained at Winslow fair, but every other description underwent • decided improvement, both in the demand and their value, and all sold. The demand for Lambs of the better qualities was unusually brisk, and all were disposed of shortly after the opening of the fair. The inferior kinds also sold readily, and the last went the dearest. Cows of all sorts for dairy purposes easy to sell at high prices. The Pig trade was heavy, hut underwent no change in prices. Suckling Calves ISt. to 28s. each. The abuse may be taken as representing the real fore, of the Free-traders in the New Parliament. Let us now turn to the other side, and we find— Derhyites Derbyitas who have renounced Pro tection • Toe owl.. to moo 'neat meet vl► M►r. ronatriss tk marbad ein - ‘ll4 dike. CASUALTIES. Bolivar, Serjrnt, from Cardiff to this port, struck epic a sand rpit off the Island of Sinta Aiwa 10th Jury , iuk4 sank ; crew raved.—Maranhans, July 14. Commodore (brig), from (nagnw to this port, le f: Qp t ! j ee on the 7th in tow of the Alliance, touched un the extreme point of the Shoal at Point au: Trunbles (a few miles above Quebec), and tided so fast that the steam 4 had to run her ashore at lruborthi ship -yard, where she wig be nearly dry at low water.—Montreal, August 9. Total Ikrbyito force In this miriter-roll of the Tory camp it will be seen that many elements of discord appea r. 8001 C •of Lord Derby men "go the whole hag " m Pro tection; others will protect all things but corn; others support Lord Derby personally, though • giving up Protection" altogether. Daring; Hon. Y., Baring, T., Huntingdon Barrington, Vise., perks Barrow, W. H., 8. Notts Batewn, Londonderry C. Bembridge, It., Barostaple Benbow, J., Dudley Bennet, P.. West Suffolk Bentinek, G. P., W. Norfolk Bentinek, Lord, N. Notts Beresford, Major, N. Elsa: Berkeley, Gen., Devonport Bernard, Vise., Bandon Blandford, Marq.,Woodatock Blair, Col. Sir .1. o.,Ayrshire Boidero, Capt., Chippenhaa Booker, T. W., Herefordshire Booth, Sir It. G., Sligo Co. Bramaton, T. W., S. Ern lkineo, H., Bishop Brooke, Lord, 8. Wand* Brooke, SirA.B.,Fermomeigh Bruce, C. L. C., Elgimakke Brute, Lord E., Marlborough Bruce, Col., Carlow County Buck, L. W., North Devon Buller, Sir J. 8.Y., 8. Devou Butt, 1., Youghall Burghley, Lord, S. Linciln Burrell, Sir C., N. Shoreham Burroughea,H.N.,E.Norfolk Cabbell, B. 8., Boston Cairns, H. M'C., Belfaat Campbell, Sir A.. Argylahire Cayley, B. S., North Riding Chandos, Mos., Buckingham Chelsea, Viset., Dover Child, 8. South Stafford Cholitscadoley, Lord,S.llants Christopher, t., N. Lincoln Charon, Lord C., Sandwich Clive, It.. Ludlow Cobbold, J. C., Ipswich Codringtoo, C., E. Gloucester Coles, 8., Andover Colville, C. IL, South Derby Compton, H. C., S. Haute Connelly, T., Dooegal Coate, Sir C., Queen's County Cotton, W., Carrickfergus Davison, R., Belfast Davies, D.H.,Carmarthenalt. Dawes, D., Carmaarthenshire Nodes, W., Rest Kent Disraeli, 8., Bucks Dod, .1. W., North Salop Dodd, G., Maidstone Du Cane, C., Maldon Duckworth, Sir J., Eseter Buncombe, A., E. Riding Buncombe, 0., N. Riding Dunoomibe,W., Belford Duncan, —, Oldham (dead) Banda", G., Linlithgowshire Dunne, Col., Portarlington Dupri, C. G., Bucks East, Sir J. 8., Winchester Egerton. Sir P., S. Cheshire Bialys, Vital., Pemba,MM. Easton, Earl of, Thetford Farnham, E. 8., N. Leberratt Farrar, J., South Durham Fellow's, E., Hastkelses, Filmier, Sir E., Weft LW Floyer, J. Doreisteldm Fortm, W., Stirlisphire Forester, Col., Winks& Foster, Sir G., Memegban Franklyn, G. W, Pods Fraser, Sir W., Beramiligie Fresheeld, Pimm a/Wm Frewen, C. H.lest Seems Fuller, A. G., East Bums Gallwcy, Sir W. P., Tlirsk Galway, Vise., East Retford George, J., Wesford county Gilina, Col., Bedfordshire Gipps, V. P., Canterbury Goddard, A. L., Cricklade Gooch, Sit E. 8., E. Suffolk Gordon, Athol., Aberdeen,. Gore, W. 0., North Salop Graham, Lord, Grantham Granby, Mem, N. Leicester GrOSTOO, 8., Warwick Greenall, 0., Warrington Grogan, E., Dublin city Gaertner, Lord, 8., Warwk. 0 wyn, Penrpt and Fa/mouth Hale, R. 8., W. Gloucester Belford, Sir H., S. Leicester Hall, Col., Buckingham Halsey, T. P., Hertfordstilr• Hamilton, G. A. Dublin Un. Hamilton, J. H., Dublin Co. Banbury, Col., Herefordsh. Hardinge, C. 8. Dowspoti irk Hawkins, W. W., Colchester Hayes, Sir E. 8., Donegal Mistime", 81,0.3., Rutland IFleneage, G. F., Lincoln Hearer, 0. H. W., Devises Henley, J. W., Oxfordshire Herbert, H. A., Kerry Herbert, Sir T., Dartmouth Berries, J. C.„ Stamford j Hildyard, R. C.,Whitehaven Hill, Lord A. E , Down Co. Hope, Sir J., Edinburehsh. Hothans, Lord, E. Riding Hudson G., Sunderland Hume, W. W. Wicklow Inglis, Sir R. H., Oxford Un Total 'night, . Krughtley, D. efortharaptoa Knox, Col., Great Marlow Koos, W. 8., Dungannon Lama, Sir E. H., Yarmouth Langtois,W., West Somerset Lamellas, Hon. E., Ripon laneox.Lord,NewBhorehana Limos, Lord, Chichester C. Monaghan , Vie., S. Stafford Link 8. Northumberland Undesy, Hon. Col., Wigan laoltiort, A. It , Selkirksh Lablart, W., lADJUilallbre 1/880 W., North Wilt. Lapse, Sir It., South Devon Lonnie, N.Noirthumberland Lowther, West Cumberland Lowther, Col., Westmorland Lygon, Gen., W. Worming. Lefton, Bir B.,llertfordaktire y, —, Antrim lingeralay, K., Cambridge Moducene, W.F., Liverpool Malice, It., Wallingford Mandeville, Iluntingdonsh. Manners, Cambridgeshire Manner", Colchester March, Earl of, West Saab Mammal, N. Northampton Maxwell, Hon. J. P., Cana Mean, Sir H., Hertfordshire Miles, East Somerset Miller, I. J., Maldon Montsomerr, L. Leitrim Montgomery, Pe•bkmokins Moody, C. H. W. &mond Moore, R. S.:Armagh Mongan4o., Monmeatheidn Mulhags, J. IL , Cinema," Mundy - , W., South Darby Nem, Lord, Coleraine Napier, J., Dublin Univ. Nee/d, John, Cackled' Nosy, Jos., Chip Nowak, Vint, 8•411 Notts Nirwdegate,N.Warwidabiro Newport, Via., 8. inomplina ' Noel 0. J., Rutland North, Col., Ozgonisino Omaha u, W., N.Nallibenia r t eat C. W., S. Women Folsooltone. Capt., Antrim Fekkina, Sir J., Droitabil NW& R., Berkshire Posmiske, 11., Harwich Peel, Colonel, Huntingdon Percy, J., W., Latineemoss Pigot, Sir R., Bridgnorth Portal, M., N. Haab Powell, Col., Cardiganshire Prime, R., W. Sussex Pagh, D., Montgomery Re ton, G., Warwick Rolt, P., Greenwich Rushout, Copt.,E.Wommter Sanders, 0., Wakefield Seahsm,Vis.,North Durban &peer, H. K., Domini*" Scott, Hon. F., Berwicionno Ifinhorp. Col., Lim& Ilmijth, Sir W. 8., 8. Hasse IWO, Sir F., Chatham milli, M., Weet Kent floisdlion, A., Dumbarton& key& J. G., York Stismaga, Monmouthshiso finbaraa, T., North Will' flmonar, R., N. Warwick Iltullord.A.,N.NorthampOon illeabogo, J. 8., N. Wei Onsby, R Lord, , When, Ks Lynn I=7 B V a a., Perthollon illnon, J., Buy , :t aiseir lYingnat Stmt, H. 0., ention, J. Hill, AM& Taylor, Col.Drifilin SNOW Taylor, H., . Tennent, Sirilalig m na. Thesiger, Sir F.. Thompson, Ald.,Walnineld Tollemultii, J., 8. Madam Trollope, Sir J., 8. Lineoln Turner C., Liverpool Tyler, Sir G., 0 Tyrell, Sir J. T., 41. 17= Yunnan, 0. H., Boduilds• Vance, J., Dublin Verner, Armagh County Villiers, Hon. F.,:Rocheiter Vivian, J. E. Truro Vyse, Capt., 8. Northampton' Vyvyan, Sir H.R., Henbane Waddiagton, D., Hand& Waddington, H., W. Suffolk Wallow, Cpt., Christchurch Walpole, 8. H., Midhnnt Walsh, Sir J. 11., Radoorsh, Welby, G. E. Grantham' West, F. R., Denbigh Whiteside, J. Enniskillen Whitmore, If., Bridgnorth Wigram, L. T., Camb. Un. Williams, T. P., Gt. Marlow , Willonghby,fiir H.,Eveshain Wodebouse, F.., E. Norfolk 1 Worcester, Mar., E. Glove. Wyndham, Cockermouth Wynn, Cpt., Mon= Wynn,flirW.W., Wynn, W. W., Marlinotha, Yorke, MILK, Ceentoldgaii. 270 COLCIIEhTER, Auguat 21. Them was an abundant show of Sheep and Lsmhe, but the trade was by no means brisk. At the early part of the day the dealers held out for former price•, but the buyers refused, and but very few sales were effected until the latter part of the day, when the dealers gave way, and disposed of their store Sheep at a trifling decline, but fat ones fully supported former rates. Fat Beasts were few, and sold freely. Lean stock continues to hang on hand. No really gaud mulch Cows on offer. The Pig market was well supplied, and good jointers kept up in value, and met wi'h eready sides. flood store and fresh shoats were rather dearer. Supply: Sheep and Lambs, 5,110; Beasts, 274; Pigs, 410; Calves, 18; Horses and Ponies, 175. LIVEUVOOL, AUOVIIT 23.—Ne have to report a good demand for all descriptions of stuck to-day, nearly all of which found buyers. _ 6 WHO TOTED FOR R. 111 MI'S MOTION rok . INU THI ITTIMAOR. Adair, II E , Ipswich Aftlionne, 11., Cockersnosith Alcoek, Eost Surrey Armstrong, H. 8., Laneastcr Bass, H. T., Derby lizrkeley, C., Cheltenham Berkeley, G.. Eyelike.= Berkeley. llos. C., Bristol Blake, M. J. Galway city. Bouterie, Kilmarnock Bright, J., Manchester Brotherton, J., Salford Caulfield, Col., Armagh e. Clay. J., Hull Clay. SirW., Tower Hamlets Clitford,Col.,llerefo.d (Ind.) Condor., It., West ltiding Cockburn, Sir A. Scuthamp. Cogan, W. H. F., Kildare Cowan, C., Edinburgh Corr.', It., Northampton Dasliwood, High Wycombe Devereux, J. 1., Wexford t. Duke, Sir J.,London Duncan, G., undee Duncombe, T. S., Finsbury Evans, Sir DoL., Westminster Ewart, W., Dumfries Fagan, W., Cork City Fox, It. H.. Longford Freestun, Col., Weymou - h Goads, C., Coventry Gibson, T. 11., Manchester Granger, T. C., DerhainCity Greaten, P., Windsor Greene, J., KilkennyCounty Hall. Sir 8., Marylebone }Jostle, A.. Glasgow Headloaa,Neweastle-upon-T. Heywood, J., Lancashire N. Hindley,Ashton.under.Lyns Hume, J., Montrose Hutehias. E. J., Lymington Jackson, Newcutle-under-L. Keating, IL Waterford City W.;Athlons Kerahaw, J., Stookmwt King, llon.P.J.L.,ll.Surrey Mershall,W.,Cumbeirland B. Maqrregor, J., Glasgow Meag'aer, It.,Waterlord City Milligan, It., Bradford Milner, W. M. E., York Moffat, G. Ashburton Molesworti, W. Southwark Musts, U. F., Birmingham 'Murphy, Serjaant, Cork City Norreys, Sir D., Mallow O'Brien, Sir T., Cashel O'Connell, Maurice, Trak. O'Flutterty, A., Galway City Osborne, R. 8., Middleses l'cchell, Sir G. 8., Brighton l'eto, S. M., Norwich l'ieott, F., Reading Pilkington, J., Blackburn Ricardo, Stoke-upon-Trent Roche, E. 8., Cork County Roebuck, J. A., Sheffield Sulleir, J., Carlow Town Scubell, Captain, Bath Schglefield,W., Birmingham Serope, G. P., Stroud Stanley, W. 0., Cliestee Strickland, Sir O. Preston Smith, J. 3., Stocport Sullivan, 11., Kilkenny City Stuart, Lord D., Meryl/bone Tapered, H. W., Banbury Thornely, Wolverhampton illien, Wolverhampton Walmealy, Sir J., Leicester Westhimd, Knaresborough 8.M., Southampton Williams, W., Lambeth Wilson, M., Clitheroe Wood, Sir W.P.,Ozford City Nonsuch, August 21.—Our market exhibitcd a small show of store Cattle; the buyers were few, and prices no b‘tter than last week, keep being very scarce. Fat Beasts, none worth notice. The pens fairly tilled, and a dull sale for all kinds of Sheep, Ewes, sad Lambs: at the close a ch trance was not effected. Fat Sheep, 6s. 9d. to 7s. per stone. Good store Pigs, 160. to 225. Fat Pork, 6s. to 6s. U. per stone. WINRLOW (Bucas) FAIR, August 21.—There was a large attendance of sellers of lean stock for grazing, but not a corresponding number of buyer , ; conseuuently a clear ance was not effected. However, a good share of business was done at previous prices. The supply of Sheep was large, and the buyers of wcther stock had a slight advantage as regards price, but holders generally would not make an abatement of moment. ( bad Ewes were sought after, and much business done, at full prices. Milch and d own calving Cows were were superior in quality, prices ranging front 161. to 101. each. The l'ig trade h a d an upward ten dency. The supply of cart Colts was small • three-year olds made :KO. to 401. ; two-yeas-olds, 201. to 301. each. Bayous Ms. Trawl& Was. Rose, 68, was placed at the bar to receive judgment. The prisoner was convicted last week of committing frauds by falsely representing that he was an officer of the Court of Chancery, and that the paned he defrauded were entitled to property which be recover for them. Mr. Turner said the prisoner had been remanded in order that inquiries might be made, and those inquiries led him to the conclusion that it was full time a stop was put to his career in this country. The sentence was that he be trans ported far seven years. Elisa Price was indicted for stealing a travellirg indicted bag, value 24a. the property of William Day and another, and Charles idwards was for having feloniously re ceived the same. Con, the constable, stated that, hem information he had re ceived, he proceeded towards the place and met the prisoner hastening from it. Recognising him from the description previously given, he said Halloo, where are you going, and who is that man ly ng on the grass? The prisoner said, I know nothing about him, to which the constable replied, You must come then with me. The prisoner refused, bat the constable compelled him, and ou coming up witness found the prosecutor lying insensible with his pockets open and a tobacco box, a knife, and a key lying on the grass immediately near him. Whilst witness was trying to re store the prosecutor to his senses the prisoner went to a fence, as if to make water, and on his return Cox with the assistance of another constable conveyed him to the station house. On the way there he asked what he was in custody for, on which Cox told him he should know when the charge was preferred, to which the pri sorter; replied, You are as wrong, old cock, now as ever you were right, for I hav'nt got it. Got what, said the watetable. To which the prisoner made no reply, Whoa searehei at the station - boas, a shilling in silver sad *Masa pease is coppen were found upon him, though it will be remembered that be asked his father (or the loan of fourpence at the Salisbury Arms. Another corroborative fact proved was, that the coppen were marked with chalk, a piece of which the prosecutor was in the habit of carrying in his pocket. The prisoner, through the magistrate, asked the be Burgess why, it be saw him hide anything, he did not tell it at once to the constable ? The prosecutors are portmanteau makers in the Strand, and the female prisoner was in their service sa a domestic. In consequence of a considerable quantity of property having been mimed, a watch was let, and on the morning of the 7th inst., Police Constable 143 F, detected the female in the set of handing a travelling bag to the other prisoner. The constabie followed and took him into custody, and found on his person at the police station forty-nine dupli cates, of which fifteen related to property identified an be - loosing to the prosecutors. The prisoners were found Guilty, and sentenced each to six months hard labour. Mr. Hirai' was for the defeat*. Total 87 NLW NITNIIILHS PLEDOED AND WHO SILL PHD& MOTION. EXTRXIIION OP 11CMPAOL TOTS 10X LY. XL/11114 Anderson, Sir J., Stirling Barnes, T., Bolton Blackett, J. 8., Newcutla upw•Tyne Brown, N .. Kerry Butler, C. S., Tower Hamlets Carter, 8., Taristock Chambers, M., Greenwich Chambers, T., Hertford Cobbett. J. It, Oldham Crook, J., Bolton Crossley, F., Hail*: Duly, C. G., New Ross Gardner, R., Leicester Gockrieh, Vito:mit, Man Hadfield, 0.. Lulett, A., Won:ester Lucas. F., Meath E., Rellladtda_ O'Brien,.P., King's County Pella:, ♦., Southwark Phian, T., Rath Seymour, W. D., Sunderland Shelley, J. V., Westminster Swift, R., Sligo County Warner, E , Norwich Wilkinson, W. J., Lambeth To which the lad, who evidently gave his testimony an der great trepidation, replied that he was afraid to meddle in it. Mr. Ronaldson, on the deposiions being taken, added to his evidence that when he first came up he saw a streak of blood on the prisoner's face, which he wiped off with his handkerchief, and asked him how it came there, but the latter made no reply. The prisoner, in his defence, said that having been re fused to be served at the Cape of Good Hope they went to a beer-house and had Some ale. On leaving the Cape Mr. Taut fell down, sad he (Ccghlan) remembered no more. It wee shoe a in evidence that the prisoner was previously convicted of msnslaughter, and had also had six months for robbing a servant girl of a sovereign. The depositions being taken at length, the prisoner was committed fur trial. Total MURALS ♦xD WMIOI 0 NATI NOT TOTID NOR NOTION. A'Court, H., Wilton Aeon, G., 8. Staffordshire Amon, Viscount, Lichfield Atherton, W., Durham Baia's, Kt Hos. M. T., Leeds Ball, J , Carlow Comity Baring, BirF.T., Portsmouth Baring, H. 8., Marlborough Bessmout, W., 8. Nortaisotb. Bell, J.. Guildford Bellew,Capt., Galway 'suety Berkeley. Adm., Glossies Bethel', It.. Aylesbury Biddulph, Col., Denbighshire Biggs, W. Newport Bleed, L. H., King's county Bowyer. G., Dundalk Boyle, COlotbel, Fromm Brady, J., Leitrim Brand, Hoe. U. 8., Lewes Brockman, E. D., Ilythe Brocklebent,J.,Moxleafield Brows, H., Tewkesbury Brown, W., 8. Leaceelore Bulkeley, Sir R. 8., Anglesy Burke, Sir T. J. Galway C. Byng, Hoe. G., Tavistock Carter, J. 8., Winchester Caulfield, Gen., Abiagdoa Caveadish, C. C , Becks Careedish. G. H., N. Beth'. Challis, Ald., Finsbury Chaplin, W. J., rit n ab e ta in Cheatham. J., 8. Christy, NeweestliossLyee Cella, W.. Cardiff Corbaly, 11. E., Meath Cowper, W. F., Hertford Craithird, H. H. J., Ayr Crowder, It. 8., Liskeard Dalrymple, J., Wignioshire Davie, Sir H., Hada Dodson, J. Z., Mahon Dent, J. D., Knaseshoro' Direct, E., Easter Drez,J.B.W.S.E., Wareham Duff, J., Banffshire Duff, G. 8., Elgin DIU14•11. °Theory Duals", A , Greenock. Deese, M., Quires's Cattily &elm, W., Blackburn Ems", At. He. E Coventry Rhin, E., ins., St. Andrew's Elliot, J. H., Rozbur r illobire Bossed', Waterford County Bross, W., N. Derbyshire Fenno, J., Fifeahin Ferguson, Col., Kirkakly Femme, J., Carlisle Fergsson,SOß.Loadosilerry Fitzgerald, J. D , Ennis Fitzgerald. air J., Clare Co. Fitzroy, Hon. H., lowa Fitzwilliszs, Hos. C., Mattea Fitzwilliasi, G., Peterborce Foley, J. 11. H., E. Wotoooter Fonts, C., Walsall Vaster M., Berwick , C. 8., Look pressi Opusty Grid.. J. 111 Wads& Oyes. C. 0., LIMN Illr l *.. LinselikOssaty ofea. Ofwe b lvia. m e i ageism Sir .1:11•11is Grins.,ioaarear Ovedis. ONININIMM, Bart, Greemener,Lard 11„Middleen GINO. ffir J., Merthyr Tide& Ibtaar, iir J., no, Hattie, A., Pakbq Halter, W. G., Wens Heard, J. 1., Kande Heathcoat, J., Tiverton Headman, G. H.. Beets. Hirsehy, D. O'C., Kildare Higgins, G. G. 0., Mayo ' Howard, Capt., Morpeth Howard,C., Bat Cumberland Howard, Lord B. Arundel Hughes, W. 8., Guntirvoli Hatt, W., Gamboa' Imam, R., Bath Skalds Johostose,Sir J. Barbaro' Keating, H. S., Reading Kesscay, T., Louth Kirk, W., Newn , Kingscote, N.,W. Gloucester I Kimiaird, Hos. A., Perth Labouchere, H., Tautest Laing, S., Wick Langston, J. H., Ozford City Laostos,W.H. P. 0., Bristol ILawley, Hon. F., Beverley Lawless, Hos. C „...L._ .J. Clonal layard, Dr., Ay Lefevre, C. S , NT' - rtrt .l Hents Lemon, Sir A., W. Cornwall Lewis, Sir F. T., Radaor Locke, J., Bonitos Loader', P., Cardigan Lees, T., Mahnotbur7 Macaulay, T. 8., Edinburgh ' Mackie. Kirivudbriebtair• Mackinnon, W. A , Rye M'Casn, J., Drogheda M'Mahoo, Wesfisa County M'Teggart, Sir J., Wigton Magas, W. H., West Meath Maguire, J. F., Dearman Maslen R. D., Guildford Martin, J., Tewkesbury Massey, W. N. Newport Matheson, A., Inseams Mathews, Bin J., Croinert7 Maul*, Hon. Col„Forfaniure Mills, T., Tonnes Milton, Viscount, Wicklow Mitchell, I'. A., Bridport Macrae; Rt. Hon. J , Leith Mossell,W.,Linerisk Comm, Moore, 0. Male Moreton, Lord, 81mai Morris, D., Cermsalas Nativism Bed et. Iherbere' Marro:eh, O'Brien, C i !IM I Oliveira, 8., Hull Otway, A., Stafford Paget, Lord A. H. Lichfield Paget, Lord G. Besonsauris Palmerston, Vie., Tiverton Peel, F., Bury Pendervee,ifon„CorowallW Phillimere,H.O.,Leosiaster Pinney, W., Lyme Regis Poneosby,Hs.G.,Ciresesster Potter, R. Limerick City Portman, H. B.,Blteltasbury Power,N.M.,WaterfordCity. Price, Bit R., Hereford Price, W. P., Gloucester Ricardo, 0., Worcester Rice, E. R., Dover Ruh, H., Richmond Roberta T. Pat Canwall Rothschild, Bares L.,Londesi Itsisbold, C. 8., Taman* Ruseeli,F.C.H.,Bedfonishire Rumell, F.W.,Limerich City Russell, Lea J., Lades , Badleir, J., Tipperary finals', F., Tippetru7 Comity BeN 11 7• V., Cock Olrassr 1 DIRITITEI WHO H•TII Ansley, Lord, Grimsby I Butt, G., Weymouth Carom, Sir J. R. Lysatnetn Clinton, Ld. R., N. Notts Collier, R. 8., Plymouth Daring, Sir E. C., East Kent Egerton, C. E., Matelesfield Pitsgerald, W. P., Horsham Follett, B. 8., Bridgewater °Matas,, Capt. N., Devises Harcourt, V. Isle of Wight Horsfall, T. 8., Derby Laffan, Capt., St. !re's Lew., It., Kidderminiest Maddock, T. H., Roollastor Total ...... Hue, C. J., Plymouth Mills, A., Taunton Mitchell, Dr., Beath' Maack, Vise., Portsmouth Horgan, C. R., Brecon Parker, R. T., Preston Phillips,J.H.,Haverfordwest Robertson, J. P., Hastings Bawl., C. 0., Bodmin Tomline, 0., Shrewsbury Tuderay, R. C., Wells Wickham, H., Bradford Woodd,B.T. K naresborongh Wyndham, W. S., Wilts INAUGURATION 0? THE STATUE OF SIR RORER! PIJAL AT MONTAOIII.—This event, which elicited much In terest in the tows and neighbourhood, took place on Satur day eftelsosn in the premises M a large &mei:Kinser people. The statue was erected by the subscriptions of the lobe- Wants, and, after • very able address from Mr. A. Foote, wee delivered over in their name to the gnerdiaaship of the magistrates and town council, who were present on the oc. onion. The states we executed by Handyside Ritehie, of 1 Edinburgh, and is considered a very Sae work of art. It stands in the High-street, opposite the house once belong big le the ham Minsk of Xoetioite. TSB POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Jaws dr Garton, of 103, Mount-street, Greeveam-square, a well-dressed penal was placed in the dock, charged with stealing 600 or WO shires of the FMSiCiI and English Cali- fornian Gold Mining Company trout the Mike, 18, King's, Armeyard, Moorgate-street. Mr. Clarkson appeared for the prosecution, and stated that the prisoner was a servant of the osinpany, which bad been established in France, and had a branch in England. Prisoner had been sent over as manager of the latter, but his conduct was unsatisfactory, and persons were sent over to investigate his conduct. He lived with a female in Mount-street, whither he removed money and property in thane to a large amount, which be secreted in the house. lie had no power over the property of the company as their responsible servant, but notwithstanding which he I removed the property; secreted it in various parts of the house, and refused to amount for it. He would be able to prom those tai and then mak for a remand to bring for ward further Mr. Deanley, who appeared for the prisoner said he was_ • parfter of the company, and beaded in dila; what be bed bra. Itielmed Teaser,: 188 C, said—O• Saturday night last I went, is sempomy with seem uswilemee, 103, Mount- I street, Onsievesiensweare. We meat to No. II sad welted 1 outside tor these been. The piesser ease t y. here about half-past eight err Mae. I lei into mated Atter took we d ate yea* I mewled the third Isar trent be& = by semesing the mope. end Wein three leer I AGM MI whips deism Sem et them were is whelps el MN sad NO mi. I she hued a palmy ms amd the y seneeling • beams' bush et lie Charles Prise howls with the pris esupem. lir Jame Dukw—Whe le the semen ? The 1 1 /ININFI am ibeemjpr•T• (I titer.) Essiehmeim mmtheuei—The bee& contained three width led besa drawn by the primmer. Hound as ease la that belleout. I then searched the draw r=sarl I • sprig staffed sofa, where I fossil mho Moils and the web, seventeen pack s.* et that aberes—sentisi elm. I than took the pri g/MR elle• eldedy, sad returned to search the house solo, awl yeleardsyseensing I went, about half-past eleven, and I hued about NO sham up the drawing-room chimney, in brews paper. I also found in a corner a =llll%l up Me shahs, sad a basket of rubbish in the kitchen purge. The rms is hole by a milliner, and has all the appearenos el a milliner's shop. I was informed at the home that the prisener was living there with Madame De Line. Croareaaained—Mr. Voodoo went with me. I received sulis7ticias to go to ths house at half-past four. These was mot found in rho of the prisooer. iredvie, 23, Ben Manthseter-square, monk* abater of the aoyomy la Parie—l came to Leaks es the Iled of AuiruZ • easepany is established M the lows of Frame, end was enrolled on the Eftle et Ind. The empany wee established under des of VM.s, Vaedeseselle, and Co. Thew i• • prageistery in Florae in the empany to a kris emeset, to W meant of UMW. • abut ebtee ap tbe "le siva te establish a bona emmy war &est eight maths ege t end In ussemeses of that the pri eoaer was reemesuM M me As be en spat of the eons Pant in Lades, and be was se anointed by an instrument in writing. The prison is set e prepsieter of my share. is t h e ETU witnam ben d poised the deed.) I employed ;Eisner to ems le Ingkod news a branch of all - ben. Ile eamobsos en the 14th Feb. last. I gatelike esen here. I efluewards sent him 4001. in cessemeses of represented'se melt by the prisoner that the mate, westVed in order to earry on the operations ase ittnapaoy. was about the 26th of May. lacon =o( infonsistion I received I came nglsnd in to E month, and I saw the prisoner the third day alter his aalvel at the Ake, King's Arms.yard. I did not then ask ;in h e his osseptaneee, but I did two or three days after wards. Os may , the 14th, I salted for them again, and W pause prostissd them en the following morning, but ism rbas deep eselpmel dadidtively. I saw him on the Nesday, end be prepaid lbst be should receive com position, which I rafted. I adierwards asked for the assounts every day from the Made, until the Thursday, het I have not been able to pt dyes. In consequence of information which I received I Instructed the officer to watch the house, No. 103, iloant4treet, the house in which the pris .ner lived. The accused bad no authority to remove any of those deemeents frost the Aloe to his private house. The prisoner did not give me any account of the disposal of the shares. We have re caived soy communication from the prisoner that he had disposed of 120 of the If. shares. 1 asked him if he had sold any of the shares, and the prisoner said he had only sold 10 of them. Ile told as this on last Saturday week., I bare teem to behove dot the primer ha. NM sore. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TUESDAT, AI7OIIIIT 24, 1452. The state of the Weather at each of the fo/lowiag places at Nine o'clock yesterday aaoraisi. The statism are arreagod in order of latitude. thorn at Mad. _ Nane et Plara. HAMM La. llowarewo N.W. %aim N. Ihr.onag. „ ...... N. S.W. Cummins nom= Mete et Weather. oude Ulm Wog spar Omiti Wow Nods Bram Gee* kers 0.u.a... Light Ake Chleal Item Celia Osla isterty mar hrtially Medi Partially Panay o,llllOft Omaha hireelly Coady °Walt =l7 Cloudy THIS DAY, - Noon. au. sf ww. BMW site of Ma& t7lwe et the Woothor. X.W. Gentle Breese, °wort, LONGETITY.—A letter from Bata via, June 23, says :—" A man lately died in the district of Benjoesss, in the 116th . year of his age. This is an unusual case of longevity in this country. The deemed, who was a la bouring man, had had four wives. He has left eight chil dren, the eldest of whom is 72, and the youngest 16. He enjoyed all his faculties up to the last moment, and on the day before his death walked a distance of two leagues to visit one of his grandchildren. INFANTICIDE AT LEEDS.—On Monday last an ad journed coroner's inquest was held at the Court House, on view of the body of a male infant child, found on the 26th of July amongst some ashes in a place named " the Calla." The medical evidence was decisive. The child had been born alive, and afterwards murdered. A young Irish woman is in custody, who has lately been delivered of a child, which cannot be found, either dead or alive ; but there was no evidence to connect her with the child found in the Calls. tinder these circumstances the jury returned a verdict of " Wilful murder" against some person or per sons unknown. THE LANGUAGE GE HATB.—i found my black European hat very conspicuous here (Debrecain). At last I said something about it to a friend, a preacher, with a somewhat humorous turn. " You are very unfortunate," said he ; " you have an Austrian official hat.. Now this," taking up a low-crowned, broad-brimmed hat, like one of the English " wideawakes," the American " Californias," " is ' du:chaos socialimisskor end dentocratischer ' a tho roughly socialist and democratic hat, and would s end me to the Austrian guardltemm if I should wear it ia the street,. This, however," and he raised another with a more pointed crown and a narrower brim " is merely a' schlecht-ged ante had'--sus mil-disposed hat." This word " evil-die , wed" has ahead r ent into a phrase in Hungary to masa ail la wire owned to the gove rnment , an d , of , scans, 4OIOIIIPIMIN Maything which the Hungarians like. This " mmtlased, taking up a bl ac k h at, l i ke tho Kossuth in mime here, "is • purely neutral hat ; Hungarian, bat not revolutionary. And th is," handing me Wee, 'is a thoroughly Austrian woll•dispceed riactiots s=reactkreary)hat." This analysis of hats was amusing Mawgh it all speaks strongly, =nab more than more taapertast thati, of the present condition of Hungary.— Brace'. Mowery in NM. [Advertidolmomq—A Lin Clueimeaux, oil op sus Hawses or Warms., cam es li■ innsnamssi siv lissaawsr's Gammas aisa Itemas ndra. dr Wow. Warps; ur r thagmrheuma„ Tah&iti% utma weld dindird ield moir with droordid pMb Imo gm drag* jOrdd. sod dleddird sir Mow Wore kaa, MOW le Idrit. ward ads he um radds wald, re Imuirat vadrd mud mar sars e adlivie Id della ridet e lid Imre wig. le a warm assider idir ad vide drored Is, art :1; Lon , at iess it =ta= 2 1:1 4 Ig all HOP INTELLIGF.NCPP. MAIDSTONE, August 23.—Since our last the weather has been very propitious for the hops, and they have come out well where not prevented by mould, which, though not general has, in some gardens —we allude to this locality in particular—nearly destroyed the fruit. It would be of course impossible to say what crop would have been grown if we had not had the late destructive winds—but looking closely at the plant now, and comparing it with what it was before the gale, we feel certain that, in reposed situations, one-fourth ;of the crop was destroyed; in sheltered spots not so much. We shall have many good hops if the wea ther continues fine, and probably pay rather a large duty. Tuz FAxmons.—The hope are going on favourably about this district. Avtgarostu.—The grape hops come out slowly and will not produce a heavy crop in this parish. The Jones and Golding hops look more promising, but we do not antici pate these will produce so much by a bag an acre as was expected a fortnight since. Loons.—We have greatly improved within the last few days. Although the wind made great havoc, we shall grow • great many hops, the weather being so favourable for their recovery. THE SUTTONO AND BOUGHTON MONCHELSIA. - The cold nights don't suit the hops, and some planters have not yet got their poles put up which were blown down by the violent wind on Wednesday week. Judging from tins dis trict, 200,0001. will top the duty, and 180,000/. will be nearer the mark. _ Mannex.—The hops have progressed very favourably during the past week. BrarLearsurr.—The grounds which escaped the ravages of the wind are coming on beautifully; the others promise better then we anticipated. CAANsgooK.—During the major portion of the past week we have been favoured with more auspicious weather, end there is certainly a more promising appearance of the hop grounds. Sad and disastrous as was our last report, in con sequence of the force with which the wind had swept its broad invisible pinions over the plantations, battering its pole., and in some few places tearing the plant up by the roots, deplorable and disheartening as were these circum stances, " hope springs eternal in the human breast," and the farmer, assisted by the weather, instead of becoming inactive, hat set about in right earnest to repair, as far as in him lay, the damage effected. If fine weather continues for a few weeks, there will be plenty of hops in this locality ; and, as they have throughout been entirely free from any attack of fly, flea, lice, or mould, they cannot fail to pro duce a good sample. SANDMOUT.—Notwithstanding the late high winds, the burr is improving, and fast coming into hop. ROLVlNnarc—Our hops are very much injured by the winds, and the duty lessened to a very considerable degree, but being free from any disease, we expect to have them of a good quality. CANSIRRURY.—The late gales have battered the hops about very much, and done them considerable damage ' where they were much exposed. In some grounds nearly half the poles were blown down. Last week left the hops altogether in a very precarious state, a great deal of the burr showing no symptom of growing out; but the weather this week, oa some occasions being very warm, has caused the burr to develop* into hops very fast, and enabled those out to grow rapidly. Much mould is to be met with at places. The general appearances are still in favour of a large growth.—MaMsione Journal. lioiLtuutiouituu —The hops are looking well, with a prospect of a good crop for this parish, although late gales have blown them about very much. WATERINOBURY, TEATON AND NETTLaaTmAD.—The hops in these parishes have grown and improved wonder fully within these few days, and there is now a prospect of a good crop of good hops, as they are particularly free from disease, and there are now but few traces left of the late boisterous weather, except a pole down o c c as i ona lly. Minewogra.—Notwithstanding the hops were blown severely by the late storm, they have this week made a favourable progress. Some grounds are beautiful. Mere worth will positively regain its character for good hope, as the quality promises to be first-rate. YALDING ago Munro:v.—Oar hops are getting on well, and there is a prospect for a much better crop than they anticipated, especially in the sheltered gardens. MALLINO.—The hops have come out fast during the last few days, but are rather uneven, appearing in two crops. lONTIIAX AND SNAL.—Our hops are looking favourably. The Geldings come out well into hop, but the grapes hang in the burr. TENTERDIN.—The hops are recovering from the effecte of the late storms, and promise on the whole a good yield. 111:118TOREEN.—The hops in some grounds have been very much blown about, but generally speaking they do not a•pear to have suffered so much u was at first ex pected. We arc very much in hopes a few fine days will retire the wheat without very great damage, though a great deal has been scattered. TICNNURAT.—.The hops in this neighbourhood are look ing very sadly in some pieces, where they were exposed to the wet and rain, though many pieces are doing well, pro mising a very good crop. Duty estimated at 19.5,00 W. FARNHAM, ALTON, AND COVNTILY DISTEICTR, August 23.—Our plantations are recovering from the effects of the last week's gale, and present an improved appearance.— Booth Eastern Casette. A "HAPPY FAMILY."—The Liverpool Albion says : "It is strongly rumoured and believed, in the London clubs, that there are fierce dissensions in the ministry. It is said that Mr. Christopher, the oddly.seleeted Chancellor of the Duct y of Lancaster, and a few other wrong-headed anti strong-willed gentlemen of the same calibre, still insist apes a literal fulfilment of the promise to return to protec tion. Mr. Disraeli, on the contrary, strives to stem the tor rent of their folly and to evade their pertinacious madness. But it is supEosed that the end will be the summary nett most from omoe of these tfoubieeents and obstinate adb•• 1 rats et the hapoelible." ARKI V X D. At/10.A-a: (Dilemma, Augu-t 23, from Denmark ALI.I.PA -at Llarrpoul, August 2:1, from . Cot/t M.11.01,61a A smolimmt-at Liverpool, Aligust 23, from .......... Mostreal Ansm-st Liverpool, August 23, from . 'Smut Emma-st Ural, Amami 22, from Ca:, utta BLarIIWALI.- at PIIMOoLIi, August 22, from Lynam Bonnie-at Plymouth, AUttlist 22, from Brus.w Qessor-at Quevstoon ' August 20, tram P. Arno eitalletna • at Ikul, August .2, from At 2imoraVe CI.IO-at I torsotown, August 21, from ...... ... B. Ayres COLtaillia-at Grairtaerie, August 3 , lrosi ..._....«. •• ..C.•!retta Canna/wit ()loan-at !Ave/pool, August 23, 5am......... Satyrs MIMS -at Graseeend, August 23, f rom ~..,„,,,,, ............ ,y 1,0,, DAPILL 111 aritalt -at Liter, .4, August 23, h a 5...... .•. Par•tr• Dean -at Falmouth, August 20, from ... Tissues Dsrawaror -off me 'ford, August 21, from - ..... .3telbornie ELlnallalll 1101tal/On- at Owe., August 21, front Hac•tnalt EnOnala -at Veal. Augurs 1::, from b:. Andrew's Eoai.y BIRD -at Deal, August 22, Iron Jimmies ELIZA -at Plymouth, August 2', from London Eilautrirs -at thi unshorn, August 20, from Matams Ktliall Tn-ott Torbay, *stud 20, Drum llmanr.alt Ittamsom -off Plymouth, from !Minutes Euasmern 13m aus-- ut literpsd, Angst 23, trum-iimum. NI. Fumy-at Liverpool, Aug..' 23, from ... klaireio nu:on-at Lies], August 22, from ...... ...... Westward Fornorsru -at Deal, August 22, from halm rani/a-at Fa'mourn, August 21.1, Dorn Ligorasi. 'Lawrie-at Plymouth, Augu s t 22, from Loudon II .-at Deal, August 22, from Westmont Hume Visas-at Falmouth, August 22, from Welltta Illanatasa ItiatMoka-01l Torb.re, August .0, from 'few Fort Immormss -at Falmouth, August 22, Mum Dwails Wall.- at Liverpool, August 23, from ..... .... ..• ..... Ant*ots /l Jenantal Haan -at Liverpool, August 23, fr0m....... ..• Mattes JAM.% HOLlana •at Deal, August 22, from Barbados Lis ' LIN-at (Miss, August al, fr0m....... nomad LIT Wren, -at LIVOI,OIOI, August 21, from • Arehauerl loon.-at Liverpool, August 23, from .................New Orkms 11• LIA-at Gravesend, August 23, from Lkanort ntalto•ant EININa-at Portautouth, August 31. fr055.........L05i0n Dan w -at Deal, August 22, from - %limo Puslaii-at Deal, August 22, tr. m unit Puss Fon-at Liverpool. August 23, from Psrsita itsisit or SARAWAK-at Coins, August 21, Sim.- Sounders &imam -st Deal. August 22, from SUSANNA -at Queenstou u ' August 20, from. ... Liasumak Sas (Juan-off Falmouth, August 21, from ftema lin•Clallntiost •at Lltttp/01, August 23, fr0wt...... ...... 111:adelptut 'Rust-at Gravesend, August 23, from Tessir-olf Falmouth, August 12, from Matsu* Vona-at Gravesend, August 22, hum Quotes Wwv.v4-at Deal August 22, from Seaward Ws. I.kindocc -at Qmenstown, August 20, from Wes BAILED. AC.DI,-from Portsmouth. August 22, to ULAN AuITNALA.AN -Irani PITIDOUth, August 22, to Hobart Toil/ Boas Fins-trim Liverpool, August 2.1, to St. Peterhof!' BALLAIW•miI -from Southampton August SS, to Port Its 4 OM/TAN-from' Liverpool, Augu•t IS, to Libmlte CLIO/V..11T- Iron% Liverpool, August 23, 50......-•.. Ltshors Davos-from I iverpool, August 24, to St:Joligs N.B. ELLIN Ilialin AI. -Iron Liverpool, /mon SI, to Liu Grade You Plains-- from Liverpool, August 13, to Sunsuit Giovasisi-from Qugeostows, August 21, to ......- _ _..loadoi Us- MAU CIOOMIL-frOnll Chummed. August 23, So ..... --WAS kiIOATILIMA-trio. Granata& August 4, to Ga'gs Jrus-from Liverpool, August 23, to l tlhus JINNI - tram Liverpool, August z 3, to tzuevre Kin. Ilt Mill -fr ,LO LA, /pool, August 23, to %es . 'I vrt Plarsanta-from Liverpool, Angus: /3, to MA um NA/MT -from Liverpool, August 23, to Counslitiliopa NIOAD-1/0211 Gravesend, August 21, to .... .- PANOLA -from Liverpool, August 23„ tal.. ........... ... Mt Map PCOTIII3/01/ , -from Plymouth, August 22, to ....Aot l's.Lp Su Psast -from Plymouth, August 22, to.--- , . AtitiAlJe Taitu•Aril -from Liverpool, August 23, to C•tOlat no.* Ts Suliolie -final Lissy pool, August 23, to -„. \kimono Wut.rg - from Liverpool, August 23. to ls.stss VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Femora. from Arraean for Cows, elth foremast damaged, J.lot laL IS. 8., lon. 20 E. Fortracue, from lialunsore for London, Aug. 12, kt. 14.29 N., len. 27 W. Masonic, Cooney, from London for New York, July 12, 10. 20.20. llamas (1), from Arka for London, lot. 1 N., lon. 2: W. 81r KAM Peel (Am), from New York far London, 15t.4 , 31, lon. 72.3 a. Tulloch Castle, fur Cowes, for orders, lot. 49.2, lon. 5.32 W., 14d!• none N N.W. 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IAV9-11AWKIIIS.—Aug. 19, at Corse Church, GlooroFter.bire. the Rev. 11. Malpaa, John Henry, necood von of ak. B. T. Oafs 11.E.1.C.5.. Bomb .y, to Franco. Ann, youngeat daugh . cr thc as W. Hanlon., E.g., of the Hawthorn., Cantiowlervhsr. UCAS—WM.I.I.s.—Aug. 21, at Birkenhead, Filward, .on of Thome Loam, Bay., Stone, to Mira Fanny Meth, only Iltugettor of Ja. o Well; Fig., late ot Philadelphia, United 01114.1, ~OILCIk—CUE.—Aug. 19, at Trinity Church, Mary..ebunc,W tY Iter..t. Magian, J. U. Ogilvie, Esq., late Capt. 6.111 E. atol , k 4 now of *elate J. 11. D. Oglivie, r.q., to Louisa, ethnod .lingh:t , the late J. u.k Em. of Upper 11.11,1.1010 t. n at Stoke Dainevil, In the H" I. , , tampon, amt. C. W. E. Wad* of the Madras Army, •n s , • " of the Lae M. T. WM* at the Bengal C.S., to Mirth t round daughtee of W. Ir. (Haar, Eaq eituke-vtlls, ai , az licrthll6. DEATHS. le, at the Rectory, Charlton.Maekrill, ihrYse. , W i T. P. itri near, Archdracioa of Batb, Canon of Wells, 5t,21": 0 Eltarltorialachrell, aged 59. CLARE.—Aug. 10, at Peckham-grove, Camberwell, Ann urP'• dsuchter ot the late J. Clare, EN. EINNItt —Aug. to, at Edinbargh, John,Kinnis May., MA I . •,. and Deputy Inepector-Ocaeral of Hospitals, in tlw h age. MACK E:NEIL—Aug. 19 J. Mackencle, req., of Glows sn't•tor'''' Hyde-park, and late of gorrindon, aged 5 0 . PARRY.—Asg 19, Marianna Elizabeth, sewed dauebturd T. re". E•q of Itarnsbury.ststian, aged 21. ROOERS.—Aug. 19, at titarnhce-park, near Weir FS 11 ' 1 ' 4 1411 Horilnick, wife of 11. Rogers, EN. SHYTtilEit—Aug. 20, at Colchester, Elisabeth, t l3 Rev. J. It. soiythass, of Lynctscourt, Herelottlehirr, WADE.—Aug. 20, at High Harrowgini., Yorkshire, 2 nee, Went soft of R. B. Weds, fag., of Upper Sepowirr.etr.: , square. - - Painted and pubbabod by Wunun latlou flaw* of No- ' d• atm, In the clay ..: Loodun. Ptinier..d Odin, elms% the pritet Wldisteirs.—Tvsuaar. &row 2 4 . 44"' .-,.." ;1-, ~~ teeth bri The Mori an I Nfl ntl: 1.. i sow sed — Teti; 4slloo. sit 111%E:in II aw? - 11. - 11711 OW Ez Wllll pleased t. to be Sec the Ponr resigned. Dow been plea Colonial Trammel wood, E , Tolmer, of South , Lt Etat : 01 ret , rrfru lltti Rept. c crir., 'gab. lit or Grim Tit/ to be who 10 15th Re w. Gundlan IlliiT.:-A; 32eq who each 101 k F. who rich find Y„--Y.l I3tP prom. SOUI F.—A. k iet.-nui U 4 r.—ft.. ebialeek, Slot F. I rapt . re Lieut. E. Tet. ; E^• lit West I • pur., •:c • lod Welt I Gobi, io to be en.. STA rr s —l3rc Ceylon, w ton, dee. ROPIIIAL $ land, Sir. lnapre.-G boapitila, tete. Upol3 1▪ ). Mlsst J. C. G. 1 • pout surg. W THOVAS SAMI'EI road, zinc JAMS, I _ . RICItAIt tins, grin WILLI A ANN CI Wachner Joitx 1' OLotwE The Lo have rett Galway c on Saturd military halted wh oifieent it during an of the Nti( the chairn tainment ; for the to :narked cc contractor • of funds ti of 1833. received a bliahed no Dominica! seription the Counts fUnd. The har an Saitir;ll crops. u reaped, an very fair a ley h as L b, these crop( In meet pl , that the pc .., fe ated ; am ouready exaggerate to prove ve not to be Was worst. Two Bel have arrive facto r y. The den commenced to int app ( Bette/ SOU they ure &awe t ri•%KL Wane. I We. It • - 4.; Flef