The Express. — London, England, 1857-08-25 00:00:00

R TIER EXPRISS,. )TITESDAX EVENING, AUGUST 25, 1857. GOSSIP FROM (sr an OLD eowarevroa.) 101L11013BIGS, MAT You will have hard of the a lacholy death of Lady &wkly. She Whew toe mbar a time Imre to be iamb known, bat evwrybedy who bad time Me ww delighted with her engegieg manners sad rip ltke werray--• striking wafter, both in her ew tied that of Sir Henry Beady, with the habitual b o wer of ear Previous " gm" Pirli all ir e?' The war= Lai Barkifi alak h." °a n ' bay ne, sad tram an amid& antler. It has nose boss AMA to in any et tbe jamas here, but I ass m ream why yen &sal net knew it. Ldy Darkly was wry bed of drivA i l i er ew s.al uploy phsetcw, sourdmes el& a ppm bat asnorime, I think, widest mry attendant. " ' Tame , wello We &Utilisable slit ease owl aspiielty elates. Ooe deg do j wee Erring up tbe she of ths hisses est us ore of dr Bt ailda emihneas was down. The Lamas was in a =l l l l foiNd onseitinn, snidely the reins Ley Bar* pendied elde. seri saw semssulp&& dde mokci dem the swomkg ibms a side le r Ma. IL ail know net a tr the t be 4111 WA !epilog the &ire right yet be able to arid bar, she kept her proper side. The omnibus, however, same in .saint with her pbaetoa, which woo ,returned in an instant. Lady Healy was taken up shear bialisg. The driver was speedily wised, and nose deg brought up to the police court ; but bur indysidp &alba to allow any one to appear tithim, saying simply, " It was an aot." tide been brown, not only the driver, bito=ably the prorietor, of that line of would have been ruined. Net a west, beedloss, was laid about it, by regrer, I take it be granted, of her ladyship. In • week or be dip after this. Lady Barkly wee delivered 4 a ran, ash died in a few days, the child following bee else in a fortnight. BM was buried in the wrialbay, in a spot indicated by herself, the funeral beteg at ea early hoer of the morning, and quite primes, at ker own request. The Yee Yew Waterworks—one of the peat eapkwerbp works of the world—is now ap= lag fis empletion. The water, which is bun V Balm, aa the gravitation . principle, lren II divines twenty miles, will be in Melhowne Is s taw pan The supply will be sufficient for al the suburbs she, sad for tie various townships widths several miles of lietheame. Abcrat 700,0001. have been expended, mere tawny will sdll be menu eery before the viler is r the service.*ee ens d this city. Tho Embers of the works ' vibe wig the *hide lave bees misled from Ur emendreit ment, i Yr. M. &Mom Of the thee. mow am meek dresibl taesiels which have enanei raw to. are still aniaesbi is mystery. The soar of /Ir. Price by the ein• ebb. waseqWuaes of stern habits of (sr Ise doe plasm of eeselty, as I bliem alli a dm a led system), and the appnat inte o ntion deb Iselsiebre either to lime the reerst *spear= nee babe team inquiry and do wars to enelinale their buelen condition, you will have heard an. sheet ken the Melbourne newspaper. As ear MP elan= are all conducted privately within the wife i et the pal, in preemie of proper authortrara 11111111114 the MINS esevicts who were howl he kb nue" .nerd ae such " scenes" u ear neinael ametries ate accustomed to enjoy. The warder of Yr. Jeers. bead clerk in the Town Clerk's office, has boss mothered up, after a very inadequate examhiatiaa His wile having been tried and ac quitted, it seemed that nobody else could have done it. His body displayed sixty or seventy different contusion', wounds, excoriation', and bruises, and yet a medical man was found who asserted that these might have originated in "natural causes." To be sure, if my brains are knocked out, it would naturally cause my death; but he did ad mean it in that sense. The other murder to whir! I refer is that of en unfortunate girl named Sophia Lewis. She was found in bed with her throat est, so that the head was nearly severed from the body. All the blood was inside the bed ; not a stain visible elsewhere. The house was not robbed ; the cause seems to have been from jealousy. A strange story was recently circulated in Melbourne. A cane was found in the bed of the murdered girl, and a pocket-book was subsequently discovered in the house. Thew have been recently identified as having belonged to a certain —, with whom Sophia Lewis had been very inti mate. He was always regarded as a sort of rowdy scapegrace —naturally stupid, and often artificially improved in that quality by the bottle. His Lb Melbourne very much in debt. On the night of Ilke murder, it is asserted that he was seen coming TM Sophia Lewis in a car from Sandridge to Melbourne, as late as eleven o'clock, and that he sailed is the -- from Hobson's Bey early the next morning. The inference that has been drawn here is too dread ful to be justified by the circumstance. But if it can be clearly proved that he had not prorieusly taken his passage in the , but had boded ea bassi at daybreak, on a long voyage, War" for a cabin, berth, or outfit, thee, iederdr =aw6 would have a very black look. I have suggested to the chief of the detectives here how tosscertain this; but with no great hopes of anything resulting from it, for reasons which I shall give you privately. Several " new rushes" have recently taken place on the gold-fields, some of which have proved great disappointments, end caused the ruin of many, and the death of some, who died from exhaustion and de want of water by the way side. The road waned& to be strewed with the bodies of poor faithful lip, to whom no drop of water could be spared. the most successful of those newly-opened reefs al gullies are thire of the Warranga Lagoon locality, and the Baloklava Quartz-hill, at Whroo, both of which were out-stations, formerly under my charge, and concerning which I have always taken an inter est, and had the most reliable information. Buckets full of gold quartz have been taken, frequently he weeks together, as fast u a party of thirty men could pick and shovel it up, so rich that the specks and veins of gold could be seen on each aide, turn it which way you would, on nearly every piece. I picked up dozens of such pieces some time since from promiscuous heaps. This is called the Balaklava Reef, and is the property of two men, who employ all the rest. Of course they have both made fortune" long ago. One of them (who dis covered the reef) came out in the seme ship with me, five years ago. lie was third mate, and ran away directly the ship arrived in the Ray, although the captain owed him for wages and per centage on the sale of stores ' nearly 2001. He has often been known to want a loaf of breed on the diggings. However, he has "earned his bread" now to some purpose. As to railways here—via., grand trunk line" up to the gold-fields—the most magnificent projects lave been, and still are entertained. By . way of a beginning, the colony is directly compromised to a malice and a half of money for the plant ordered in Ragland, while at this very time the line of di ner= has not been fixed upon, nor his it been settled whether a cheap system should be adopted, as in America, or the most solid and expensive system of England. Is not the former obviously our best plan? Suppose very rich gold-fields ere vexed in in an opposite direction, our " grand trunk lines" would be deserted in a few weeks. Thee the quantity of rails that have been ordered is greater than we have any means here of laying down is 14•1 than four years, the interest on the capital brag thus heedlessly wasted. The OpeCithiltbolllll, abet are not unfrequently very imperfect, sometime eat intelligible to engineers at home ' and sometimes very erroneous. The specifications for an iron bridge, forwarded to England not long ago, were twice as heavy as there was any occasion for, the met for the iron and its freight being thus recklessly or igno rantly increased. For we observe that t is so want of ability hen, engineering or otherwimi but the grand difficulty is to get " the right men in the right places." Jobbery and nepotism have, how ever, done their utmost; and I firmly believe they are rapidly coming to an end. Since I commenced this ccenaisnierkw,s; moth Cr ten days ago, the re-osetioa in favour of the lest Ministry has considerably subsided ; bat there will be a terrible storm for some weeks after the Her mere. I doubt if we shall ever be at all query settled in any government until we have bad a par liamentary reform. There are not enough members in the house to represent the people at all fairly. bar postal communication and steam navigation continuo, as you will have wen, as provoking, rarer, and incompetent as ever, or nearly so. It may be said the Oneida could not help "an acci dent." lam not at all rum of that. A little rational height really dor in gemerel prevent accidents. The yield of gold hem the di/Forest gold fields you will dad stated at the valise of 1,000;0001. sterling per month. This is misleading. It is much more. That amount is only the known quantity which is knight down by the escort. ms rent is quite =knows. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Assam t rt Auourr 24. Arrongruzzrrs.— bo= It. Zeith (11143), to the Nam, 32, mew Mum sitreiMmeedlt. IL 8. Ilimdevtlle (1866), le the Vattea, *Lc ce. sew dam tromp ship, partimlar eervice ;0. 3. (28111) ~'~Yit I. Roma, sad H. Feinfal, to the Medea X`Glaima (1863), to the Vtetogy, 101,=77r m ertmmadJa; sod J. 8. Adams (1869), to the /Nag Mabel Om= P. to the Diadem. amisloot Itymmitar J. 12=1(1848), to the South eiZaip.ao, he Coat Overd R. lbenobsoke, to the Ganges, 84, at Iteeendam SHEERNESS, AVOVIT 23. The Pembroke, 60 guns, screw steam-ship (Coast Hoard Service, Lehi), Captain Joke Fraser, strived at the Gnat Nan at 6.30 ea the 21at ism., sad iodated the flag el the co fa-eldea Site steethei late harbour at the day tide of the 2204 sad rails witting Admhelty wiles for her future deetisseles. CHATHAM, Acores 24. Thie naming the officers and men of the following Sera oar mars to shit to-marrow at tinvirs4 ism esenala ea the pande-grosad, at (Aram banyan', he the wpm of left Yvette* by Camel W. H. /ay sownewana a i bmii te i CaL a wbo yr samba by hie Yea SW wok iarby, ask ath, Wala lagYstaws, Slaa, ai 117th Regal Ilia The vase& tats K op the liceeetale Beet Ws Magma be the taveysto of the allows and sew at the shwa area to India are the rigid sees and the /Arm Paws Iwo ass received at ail Ma as Raw Osiwi, he as whole ot the arts to labs sogi• uneasew abetted to the Provisisna to Us hell in 4 la ires le peva to Abram, as Die I,ol .ll 6 ltM es ibui Ws letaimal eetp_sholl he ° lnta i r 1 Z apt to asibral. The einewwg &eta rah =jeth .e swim esnambs of villa no saw ha laia, will rasa linisaissapari lay their :-746 isd ger ia r s irmalli% all Own 11 . sa= " lath the /spa the id Rep* lith asel 30th itagionnta, the heed grin ot villa see In India. TEE GENERAL COURT-MARTIAL ON COLON CLARICE, In WEST INDIA REGIMENT. CHATHAM, 11011 DA T. This wands& the wawa cournretisl for the tow of Useiretralhall J. Chwir Lt Wait la& &absent, at dr mien drape rehire= ler by the Hone strati op& asembled et mkt the r eilkozraird D. Jen% Cam b ew= i a the Pro viding Wire H. D. ins, the ellikierai Judas Movers, toed .as He wellies dehase ask be its wart by the sear ea Telly, whisk Ms siendy enhowed `this Mir, tir &haw wee wheel to le appesilei te the awl the esarreles el We mirror witaserrb e r= chin wee nee reseeded with. lAssieren W. C. IYlnbragbaresy, of Or 2wl Welt Ishii the eseidewil MOW et Coked L. 8. OrCorr C.D., who semeirisi of the Orals bare the wend et the roved that beta se diraneser is pri Dr sm it s; esel, Orals, as ew e lad bees es. ownei by the reessalies. the iva rat dab eves " er a . their = he s era. ahl O'Cemer =en the vitals of the ea the wed cart of Allies by vbar ot • ihewOO the werw hat arg the asearsda LM aril Dram a ; t hate ens kept st Genewasahlrees The lo which the risme no slat Its hid two I llesin--&- Ira C/Coaase sad Ns* asissibeaqa•--ft ceriard the Cchari Rd mho es neer bed the tr aer al iet Gembla. tire then rase Did saw Inse & d we, O'Cisa• asr , Liseirisr-Cissel Lairs lit seem J. Dasess e isy, Ir West bin Redford, whit W — siest to he bled by end melba he dribeybia the wire etCelessi HA vas sent esembri kr the Ashram He were nen stades be rid we MI wee the wink et the pi wasee leineses. awl Chet Sr Orme hod sew, ea sap owerea, shored hist le ess the when of Lizetwear, Coker Rik wirer lei be k.N Yes bha b obey the where of that rim With men to the lib shop ispiest the pub ~ SAM be " W advised wed Owned CIO& Mann by sad Orb& Teresa sot le ebry the earrirde of Lies ineat-Colessi WV the whams 4sial that there was sever sin aaseiYaes brews the prialear, linisik sad the LW Corers Pu.as. Is wady; sled whenever Megan wiled brews Cassel H rd say of the oaken at the lei Welt ladyDeabasst. it wee see hie malt of the pieere , s hems. C Tama wes area emend by the pr. weer he Wei the coed of the eespeare of no reel west Wks the primer was plead in sweet, bat manna ea the sear arberly rlreesrw with him es Wan. It ins nay ekes the rimer wes la arrest that Colonel Hill led the brr tress the Adresst-Cleseral, giving his. the cow and of the seeps, rash end, aril then, its Minas* wee sot bases ia the Lissiberrt o.= lot Wei India Regiment, wee neat ailed by the primmer ; bed atter berg sworn, The Conn adjourned unt il to-warrow at 12 o'clock, wiles the Aar witucosea for the dame will be examined. PORTSMOUTH, AVOCST 24. The Commander Admiral Sir George Seymour west oat to Spitheed to-day, and hapeeted the seam de spot& bests Koalas k, Spence/hawk, sad Asismisee, prior to their departure for Chow They am aspaoted to ton to storm, he ibilr deatiastioa. . . The IPAeise,_2l, sew corvette, Is to amempeny them. The sail Mte lethseenraf Prime Alines birthday woe given trig et Oeheenn The awe of the royal yachts, the lamer, enpkgei en the Oakum elate, &c., with a mew* amber of Ink when, 111119 redid with an exoelleat &air at as eeleek, mei Ars thug lie west game, dances, NA spits we le eneennesh lee Meetly, tie Priem Con sort, and the wet hetes remit The head at the Nth R wee sent Gm hem thb geedien teisy. t mult • Films, 17, new corvette, Camerae Campion, wit be pall of lastametow. The Sprighlify dimmer, Mr. Allen sammemilbsg, took Ad miral Bapethsteadeat Martin this altensoon to Osborne to dine with ber The Camess, l6 r,arrew frigate, Captain Forbes, left fur the East re Saturday. The 66th Regiment is the next for embarkation at this port for lodia. The Jammer and Jasper, screw gnabasta, are complete, sad le • day or so will go to Splihead. CORK, Arcarwr 22. A telegraphic message was received here to-du that the mew steamer Bombay Cantle, taken op for the con veyance of a divine's of the Mich Regiment to Bombay, had been rejected. The Smiths's:lpm has arrived at Qui:matrons, sad in all probability will ensbeek 300 of the 66th, under Major Patsy or Major Bull. The news by telegraph of the death of Ike H. Barnard and Re If. Lawrence, together with the Ws cilia Tempi', hos cowed greed sensation. The treasport Waterloo is expected to-morrow or peat day. CIONIRNMENT CONTLACDI AND NUR DOCKYARD ACTHOSITI2II.—It is UM giounally known arta flripenmat *Wry b sow being istlituted lato the malif ga med. Tb• hbortag dab lave already :—Ott of the Wang say eastsidaq mos, • kip graft sr duds. vie& ems ds&esd by the sdbeellio of ber IL4eat inbred se MOW DO es be seal Is wird woe osseepoody verrok mod• blowy e illia. leder. • sow susemed or dm sesspor by pews mat he maw beer he • stir odds. The toe sew Orem bow Wei dimly, de some Arm es-thisseel Is do doe addinese the de* meetly rejected, Ala Iff dee Odom isedod per!". At part Are et tin radsle la under adayamelet6-Bh.ppiay Oastere. BALM a WaaLlim—Che the 14th instant thews ass mien el 41 aloha which had bass sands. the deg ymmenne Mr* in Dena Ima. Tile Wiper sell a hen 1111. be me* gime ye: tea The halm ant et hew SOL alb" la hem dive seek wribals ohm 111. any aremenesid MI needy db. hr thi Alin This 1, de need eace? h t sew lowneige, ca vain the snags we amid gad at such high rates, for egriceltaral papa. In wearier.—Jets °Wrest'. Jernall. RIMIMITION ON ART TILEAMIIEB.—The attenti ons lea limpevol sr twain of the with veryssettlasyteri sly. sad dream Newby* wed Saturdays. Os len Mk was sib: owlet le tie redacting of if to sla yers each show Wee &deck. Up to that hoer 3.13 S sieges' st a Was; est& end sneers:de MAN M slspenseesela ley fee the lamest attendasee yet weerded. Tweerdsy Owe wee aegis a twee saseter ef ellen, lee easenten twins free miens Own semi meters of people es Mender. This vSb peosbly be As ewe fir mos thee Is ems. es the amity ens led by inn ad wakes le the newelmelwai We enie have ow *maenad Thee rani whimsies, ins ?bah ahead emerammaei the Ilkomkg, and Mindy thin bath is inemisin Wee, Ass bent abase these vim nib le sera= slaw d reds rd ceseasies ems wen spire a limy hr a alp em the The ihanktion dame at a sew charch, to be called M. Jamas Chink see artsyesleeda y &Remo= at South. aaptan, by T. M. Wessel* Mee., M.P. be the bonnet of Beglisseyles. tiP01121246. It OF BOMAN - RACES. Toquntaow. Tel BARON.' STAMP =leap) of d son. each, with 40 added; ix 2-yr-alls. deer the deciantion of the weights, fib We& Thessong to WWII* stoke. T.T.C. (14 wabs.) Taftr (MAW W• 314010 .-. r lb , 0 wd 1101349. - II ~ .. •..........• 3 I 13 0 by 1/04 . 3 . 13VW likili P. we at O s . ... 1 9 MAGNA C14 . 9a3 . 1W . 90113 alb sevaiMie wo Mh Sidailed ; 7st ; three, 9sa ; Mier ad Awed dlb. bones et the time of Oath& they nen once, p la' Mb ;If j i bb winners once iz i gl, 3 lb., 61b.; three, extra (castobie . _The der to be sold for 200 sem if dintanded, *3.; IMMO* I *lt 1101., allowed Sib ; 1006., Sib. T.Y.C. (10 subs) 1 dee I as lowa 0443 at 1) ..._ 1953 laity.. . I S IS Tepiolare 0994 I se 2 Mow' 111011 ....." 01 1 91 . ... 3 4.110 0111.1. 3 111.1•110•911941913) Wog.oll PO 1.. 3 1.3341 Outtt 2 Tel lagaaat's Pun of 100 gninsea ; $-yr-olds, Set Mb; elf,ever 1110 Mb ; live, 9st 11th ; six awl aged, 104. Two mike • AIL ~ :I Illellw• .. ...... .211 nwerney .......". P l ' . ••' • : I WWW4id 1 2 91 2 11014311 STA=l g r ••: 2 with 26 . edd5d ..... . tar 8-yr-oide, Tat ; four, Set 6111 ; Ave, Sat 1 ; six and aged, get 71 53 ; mares and geldings allowed Mb. Winners once in MR, before or alter =sin, Sib; twice, Mb ; thrice, 7lb eats (matches excepted). Hoses that have started twioe, sad not won, allowed bib. If entered to be sea for 2001., allowed Sib ; 1601., Mb ; 1001., 916; 1101 121 b. One mile. bp f Si Jabs 011aant Al l rew4 4 1113 0 11 4 11Wila i lIsali 1/011 3 4 14 et 03.1. ) 4 1 ) .. ! Tel Town PLAT 3 )of son. far all ape. Half • mile To claw and nesse this day creseday) by live edook, earl the wilifals to be deolered seas oftorwords. RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. Born' WISTIIIIN.-011 TOWS) 4111/1 day) and Mader day, meek' !Islas a ram from storlarbridire Mabee during the (unmans, enumemlag et 10.60, &a., wag 12.46, p.n.; returnin tram BO= to Wataioo, altar 4WD ram, vatil 9.16, p.m. TATTERSALLI.-MONDAY. The Radcliffe inessAng did sot diminish the attendance in the Bstecripties-room Throughout the only part of the afternoon the only Wire, enameled was is connexion with the settimeat el the York scommtu The few We which we isid as the 11x Leger do sot moire mush cososent. /Lapilli( over 6to 4 would hare been takes 'host 13Mok Bonny. 326 to 200 was the lout bet booked about bar. Ins again in brisk deemed, the eucerens et his .qua aispakes et Yoh boss the cosidence of bis =r6 te was talus belly short kin. The dosing ' uess ibEeses : ST. LEGER. 13 to 11 yet Mr. W. I'Aamorio DM* Denny (t) 9to 4 Lord Mittait's liraossues(s to 2 t hotly) 9to 1 Mr. Dostgisers Tousomat (t) 15 to 1 Mt. Howard's Amami (ad) DERBY. _ _ 1000 to 60 eget Mr iii.Vienii;B=l4 8000 to 100 /dr. He rod's 40 to 1 Mr. la Weft Demaim 40 to 1 Mr. liardeen's Melody 10000 to 200 Mr. Grebe/AIN Mk*. 1000 even out Clydrdsle apt Loci RAI)CLIFFE RACES.—Mon y. HILATOD PA= HANDICAP. .... litmus. ....:...4 6, 2-6 *mew CUP. • •.• •••••• "•••• ••••••••"••••••:.. 133i3r11 . 103.8:T1 .. ....... . ........... id 3 AT DIEPPA (Flom Ge The annual steeplechases at Dieppe 4014 of yea terday (Sunday), In the extensive mss of l et some Menace hose the tows. Fsweersi hy t = war. the %del Nearly all the lhadiesebbeemennity, ems% FM& sml staying at Myra fa mom endr the hething Br as • vast maw el seriensitase Bs teens sad village* fie Mike sesimd. They ales a Lime crowd of Bashi d the leer ins ban Leis mid Brighton, who elm breeste weer la desseass wWob n. ezpremly for the semi= at the wdeneedlamily sedeeei mie of • tow An trim ceeA im iag rea=sn iel = las i = resat a eggemsem. 1b melsweestments be the coarse were lastrilali decended with trisellem and Begheit The day's Wham wee a fair one, bit mat "die what bad lees ampasted. In the ant meat semml English hones had been watered, bat only two wise bought over; at to compete with them only three French home were When to ths post. As then only Ave hones derted, the slakes, though nominally . of 7,oo o i ti reen :sa=Vres wstc =et and. The the result " :hat was by lbe legs ten of the French turf—the victory of the ilemeas Tams Picard. It woe observed that the English firs. did alt jump well , end this was said to beeee to AID let thee - they were aceumoned to far syllar debit than wen bare provided for them. In the meted meat, three out of the Ave hones that stand wars bought over from England, and it wee one of them, it will he sem, who woe the winner. The jumps, which In the hart eller were about twenty-five in number, and In the emend Mesa or amen* wen the some es on pre view occesims, at caries' of well, ditches, fences, and • kook; the walls 111111 abaci If merge high, and the brook 4 onto, wide. These wee net nub betting on either event. )11. C. UM* X. A. de Brows, and Baron de Belittle soled as semeseds. The atteedsace of French and Ellett& monkey charecame wee emaideralde. though not so rime d roes se is goemally whammed on impotent occasional. • WOOLWICH MBE WaTERM.IN'S ANNUAL 11NO.ATT.A. This regatta, under the patronage of the members he the borough, Meier-General Sir W. F. Williams, rem medial at Woolwich pianism, Messrs. Cluirringroo. Head, sad Co., Re., took place yesterday .lesson, and the pro throughout were of the most exciting drecriptlos. The blanks at the river and the balconies ot the various tamer, ea else the whale frontage of the Royal Pavilioa Gardena, at North Woolwich, wen crowded with ammo& g . .. of pen n, sad the et an effickat bead of mu • skim ealesseed the et the SCODO. Therms emended 60•1 the east end of r Arsenal past the whole front et the town to the tag-ship, moored of the dock yid, seek best being three times mend. The prism Welf• • new boa sod venom gamed mosey, end the Mowing wee. the eampetlime•.—Themas Crest (Yellow), Edward Mills (Dark I(ms), Renjemis Boras (Rid). Robert Carrier (Pink), Gnome Ring (light Rise), Edward Phillips (Green). Final Host for the Boat.—The final beet between Green and Yellow was well contested at starting, bet it wea soon evident that Yellow had no chasm; Green mass in se the winner, lea,* Yellow almost out at sight. At seam o'dedi the men were rowed past the town with the prise boat, preeedsd by en excellent band. pi Bbd—l was ih reszt . l i t a lbs Ur:a haea mity etet- . Welland wee with me and the acr:M en rinspector wan with me, as wee also ens id the manse= of the &opted, Yr. Lebow. Hr.Vincest said—The man wee brought to meat half-past three. Hs had been beeriest in a cab. He appeared very much prostrated, and was quite pale. I examined him, and found protruding from a wand app at gut, Mr inches in length. I yeah,' it. and 63mad that it wee uninjured, end I succeeded in minds( it. The wound was an inch in length., end the edges wets "dean' cut. At nine o'clock there were symptoms of inilmornatics, end between twelve sad air the poor ima became graduallworm_• . his pulse is now Ina very week state, and I ha thinkhes bled much in ternally. Ido nut emelder that he will recover. A statement made at the hospital in the presence of the wounded ma end the prisoner wee pat In and reed ; it ran thus :—"lidy name le dello BenaandU. I reside at 17, Hampstead-road. The prisoner before, me now is the man who stabbed me. He come into the s ho p at twelve o'clock, and ordered three bottles of ginger beer ; he then fell sang • he slept till three in the morning, when I awoke him and corked him to go out; be then struck me in the Lose. `de feuded myself and struck him in return. He then took out a ' knife and stabbed me, and I went into the ahop and told • buy there called Crew that I thought and I should die very so ton. to I was put into • cab by some person brought to I hospital." Some additional evidence was gone into, and the prisoner tel a week. wee, upon this very serious charge, remanded LAMBETH. Joke Lewis, alias Spitelibsry, who gave his skims, 16, Lant;ciee a Borough, end represented himself as &traveller, was with stealing from the person of Samuel Remy Cramp 1 &Geneva silver watch,of the value of four Suluour at the Crystal Pekoe. S e rgeant Carpenter deposed that an Saturday evening he observed the prisoner in t h e midst of a dense crowd in the lobby, with his eyes fixed on the waistcoats of se of Mtn, and he wee pushing against the rate= of people who were making their way to the railway. " Immediately after," said the Aker, I heard a gentleman cry out that he had lust his watch. I still kept my eye on the prisoner and as he came up to the door I laid hold o f bun and hand ed over to the care of two °Mcrae, telling them to be careful, and not let him put hie hand' into his pockets. Immediately ' after I heard • scuttles, and on turning round I found the prisoner struggling violently wit h the (Akers, and one of them called out that he had it in his hand. I then caught his left band which was closely clenched, and on opening it with seine difficulty I found In it the watch I now produoe. On subsequently searching him I found in hie waistcoat pocket a seal) French-made bunting watch, chased, No. 1229, and an Albert chain and key, which I have no doubt he has etolen.° Crampwell identified the width taken from the hand of the prisoner so his, and said it had been wrenched from his guard-chain while in the crowd. The prisoner wan ordered to be brought up again on Satur day next. 011 a. geolli*eiba soliab. boa Web/Map mi. T r ul ; l e ll ai p 4 a . 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Id N. il un r C le iedana Bala one ma la bir retaid dor GOO 0i% 1 .100s .alb pa oi. Ober 01101 NM was melloosi. Oa Sao ila atirabreet. Very 111161 Pledlielle. sad Soar coral, aria. iliLormie Wm • 2 ,..... t .., boom tall paw awe ao Pay.* — l/a --- rep=do blisf r opei am =OW WIN boo omeitat la. Stlas.llb. le per qp. bream walla, ladoi boa. pid, oiamosida.dr..iiEllaras aorwarlo re sand. la parral, bra .by Pima ad Irma to bolos sea tats Or ala 1ei.... pa. 2,...4:gtail ram sad low No dui aad Porky. Ob.. Mad ski for •Post sad bar of be bat Alibi, Wino, i,..8 aseallol. Ridgy wee is brew a PQM; IN.. 6 reere. sod per maim& lba alio Ws ohm& NNW lad ..ph or dr. midst wink IN. Po poi bd. Roporood gm rear dioraor, owl iris.. do. abed 10. par Ai W d brfted bore win ore rape. ..f ibis o• Pio bad PA.. Kb at IN. to Plo. per M. far Pant aid 1. NI Ii f 44. for rod. lbw& odd dung; caw bloalai lb id. ta lb LPL pre td. Cork Iwo dullard goaoroar therm LONDON WILILY DOCK DISTURNIL—Arsrw2L i15p3241 Dsiinewl Pseud. UK 2.100 MOS MOO NS LIN IS.S4 147.402 2 lAN SASS SSW 20.20 0 LOC; L 2 1410 7 0 226,071 i50 is 27r0 SW LW 4.7i0 1.420 Lao neve iLsA rs 4.0; wsj I.su In u 810 21.0 WN boas—Wan Wiz e Iw Mandekw egal sael Nadir w- Mucha Oproa—B.P.. ...... OOTTOT4.—Livaaron. fl—TI. *Man market Mad* day Mai some mentmentod Wow ta. Mem for WuM. aid oue Modal-16i. compered arfth dallara rhea Tim Wen am ea maual ISA* MI" add WM' IM P wow owl Idaasabam at I d latto.ot Mc to ; 4111 isotioo, WIWI. to Ind. ; Mad. at S IL le Td.; IJO NNW. WPM. to /1.4. lOW • 4 .1. 1 .61 tuarolor ametiM Ale M Mist owl do bottom to 0 bake. TALLOW. v as. Tu.. we a agar le tie price of tallow lart week up to 'robs Ed% A v. oiZelloa occurred of le. 61. to ..S from da . tur , pot been auto Ail/pne.. v. , ay. aria quiet, •Ibll leaves od---pu. w.. t k to Or t rikre. AL to Id. ; Oet. and Dec. faa dd. t • ol ::a mad Nora, .11. W. gaols pal oil. Id.. to 41k . COO. not ell. Cotila e km; ditto. Ceykra. On ; Wow od, 41s. : ditto._ flood. of Wed %Vow. We. 6d. ; liagool GC Ws. Ido ado • oMato:. aaltk atootteaa eh to 61a. 611.—(lrcso MONK Flu aad Clarks% Cireolos of lloaday Paged.) CATTLIL—L , 'erne. Acorn ft —11..877 wo bet be •t •••.14 rawly of Kock at market this enorn.g, It was touch In Oz. r.• • I ta qtatennonts tha trade. the hot *Whet et ertidon • Vei , elWie "ea upon the demand for sal quahnes. and the unnabotton , 00005 , toY 0 .000 nen at Ye (potations of Moony I. Bed. bin. 00 7J. tee... to 7t4. Uo,OOA 10.-I.ooa. Aware? 14.—Ratais Want Hartley. 10 pat. d Firt ‘P... 4" ZiitZ Vs. dd. Walls ma mann, laa dd. LITZ.' E,4 110WIL.10 fY W.ll. I: . d Lambtass, 11a. : Wails Mid 110000. 16 • Was ails Rwaol s Ilattoo.l7l ; Walls Sad Sou b 11a..30/ ; Walls I;ad Much I fall, Ed. ; Wale End iludala, ; Walls Fad Evalmood. IN. 3d.-1100 64 market, W ; sold. W . .1 for acabin. would have the chief of but with n from it, for Several ' on the gold disappoints I ' the death c want of ws to be strew Il e to whom 111 1 the most se , gullies are and the I 1 which wen i ' and concer ' I eat, and ha : I full of gold weeks togs could pick and veins turn it s piece. I 1 since from , . . • Balaklava who empl , , made forti l covered th five years • directly tl ea •ptain es sale of sto to want a he has .., As to 1 to the r \ . have bee, ' beginnini million at in Englsi section li settled w as in At system of 1 best plar 'eyed in i lines " w• quantity than we than foe f . ' thus do 'ti are not , r, . intelligil i 'Trances ' forward . heavy a iron an , rant ly i want of the gre sight p ever, CIS Ice rap 1 Since ten da I Ministr be ale • meets. settled f i Bement in the 1 a , TILE POLICE COURT& MAMOION-HOUBE. /ohs Miskirth Mies who hes ban is vie adj p i l s o rly a insibiresd.nemethed several WIMP% spat the of hobs misths peesoie eta U. sae, portion at a t o KwarbrOor d W. A wrlthorn oth el I,ooM a l e for i. f le v a z m te m*" %Mee urther Mr. Ormethed, trot dm oleo of Mr. Warier, atmsded es the pert et the Nikaragr, Is simply le Mr. Ibises Hale,. Ins,the use Aso Mated that ski* a comma skims had bees foriii boss the did efts, is the OM Jewry to the polka mitherithe at Membethe spread days ere, atheeisot that It was oeurrythstdibertheosewator er eseible acorabil with the pertirebee et the robbery imel Mil the WM 'moieties at the llessiesthesse, se rolybed bars readeed to that trimillethilr so is the preseseter sitheess. Mr. Oranioni sallokied that, seder these eigeorions, mad essiotem tit tbs presser bed bees ts fasetedy warty a iheledq ha the aso to he Orbaripl Mr. Mimi Lbmil It immeth warearlairy that no maid smiesetethes Wembed the bred thin hi the massalitheiliks at Modreder, eed smith Sri Omar invite mewed to ear ia7 brew id maid the jileteei. - Stott regale' OM he bad 5 oars puma to when the teionter hod pawed of the Ohio this. Us then called Mr. J. Eldred, the brow at • coley-bows eoptite the railway terodsosia ato who thid—Os either the 12th or nth thet. the Omar tataktettoll at lay hour willedlowl we 461. vela topmost. I wind him win be Bea, epos which he will he wed/ oat hie WOO tad wither ea the note. I nun s a .... i. . the Asap, sad he wrote upon the note, " John B 22, Old-etreet-road." I toted Wm whether he wee a them end be replied be wee. I after eireasypeld that together with woe other notes late Warm s, the bakery. I acoompoodoi Brett, the athow, to the Both at th is monalair, owl lbws saw the wale which I tet phew. Brettaeld— have received latormetleatheithe sots whoa of by the lath wither wee, together with ithesaber Of Oilien, stolen from • 'adenoma et Nasetheow on the Illthloot. No. 22, Old-street-mod is ea empty booth The plow hes Lees thaoicted is the wee et Mrd, rad owitheed to aloe month.' imprisonment for *Aft ism thaw lit. Crawford meth submitted that balk is pewter and the Magebarair polite bad had owls dm Is wow Se ward end mkt say charge they them& pew spirt the , awl that se they bad sot der es he ought to be Owthwith. Ywa Maio mold that attar the widows Ali lel Jut bow ils by Mr. Eldred sod Brett he did ad Ildok be dada be this his duty V he did not further is. Emil the pier, to sober that the police euthwitie st it bassi misartisirita with. Omit was On iserbilL li• limb was awl ebb al a parr, 2 % ... 156. 3d., from the et 011111111•111 Pal" ,alet th e QUM'S Heed Dabbseiwim. pessoltirls stated that spa bass Omer Mmiast at Fresh-what in Me imidos lie Mt somilMos at her pools; owli ups waYmby tommil is howl bin posile the pelsiales km& T i rett mat ImaislkitFed It, and bowl fla mg, ea wookat of he Amos& She wan however Yoe We euelelp. Miembem.eme dim awe ialmerth iseffirmtlelf. mid that the plasm a meld et the eindilebebilmine =last 6.104. wee them/ in her pocket. The prisoner was tally committed fa bid. WORSHIP-IMAM. Jeremiah Clarke, • j. • ,inem enhkrellethso, was charged with a arias of sßitaaalM seenthin open his wife. The complainant, • care-worn yams women, In an ad vanced state of pregnancy, sad with • sheerly-looking infant in her arms, and—At a late hear yesterday afternoon my husband came home in a state of drunkenness, and 1 ached him if be was not seamed to return in such a condi tion when he knew that I had provided • comfortable dinner fur Mgt four hours before, and that our infant was dying. I had soroely spoken the words when he struck me two gage blows on the face, which mimed me to bleed dread fully. and I felt so maddened at his cruelty that I took u p . a lath Rem the dinner table and threatened to do him a mlll - Wens he dedated. This exasperated him or much that he struck me sOn and again over the head, face, and bread, and kept onbesting me as if be bad been lighting with • men. till the landlady rushed in and saved me from firths, iligleige. Kr.DTffieourt—The child you have with you eerytly in e aleitly st state ; but did I understand youhat R was (bursting into fears)—lacy sir; I was only seven menthe goise with Begun be beat me so brutally that I was 1110eikell bar my tins sr sr in the hospital fur three menthe it arirsiscs Mbar' idisior's landlady, oorroho- Med Os adieus sr die Sr sitars and added that Algae's the reties had only lavedfor about • month In her bars she bsd been eeespolled to interfere almost every night for =lien el the complainant from the Violence of her In anyrser le the thane the atasart sad that his wife had annelid hint with the bet In the flat instance, and he called his Mar and brother-is-law wits digmatieiel the complacent r abodyrompand and ". iirsions " women ; bat on bale( eleseely ifaegiened by thear r ate, they ad mitted that they had so prissal of her, and merely derived Musk "Won ism hos • statements. Mr. Ullman otra ssirserrod apes the cruel and cowardly molest ef the nal esiaMnal him to the full term of els months' tairbormr. CLERILINWELL. Peri,* Mahoney, a cossurresr, of New-street, St. was charged before Kr. vidiam, at the instance of the Royal Society for the Preventien of Cruelty to Animal., with having cruelly ill-treated a donkey in the New Cattle market. From the evidence of William Love and George Seaman, two of the society's officers, It appeared that they were on duty in the New Cattle-market, when they raw the prisoner and another man driving • donkey up and down one of the market avenues. The prisoner was belabouring it in a meet brutal manner with a thick cudgel over its hocks and the small parts of its hind legs. The blows were given with mob violence as to make the donkey AIM, ebbe; as hardly lo be able to keep on its lege. The &ashy appeared a most willing animal, and was trotting as fast as it .odd. Finding remonstrance of no avail, they took the primmer Into onatody. In defence the prisoner mid be had given the donkey but very few blows before he was taken into embody. The magistrate, .ter censuring the prlnimer foe hi brutal conduct, fined bun 205., or 14 days' Imprisonment in the House of Correction. In default of paymmt the prisoner wee locked up. ANIS Meek, • tall, *tout, hearty-looking female, sped 28, of no fixed home or occupation. was charged with begging in Holborn and miming Mr. Burrell, late magistrate at the Westminster Police-court. It smeared from the evidence of Police-constable Baker, 3.5 E, that be was on duty bet evening in Holborn, when the defendant, ht company with • number of other women, ac costed Mr. Bmv4 end would not let him we. That gen tleman oared the primmer sixpence, but cite refused to If t him par without be gave bet a shilling. The whole of the women had Just WI a gin-shop. The defendant said she only mkrd Mr. Burrell for order for the dispensary. The prisoner wee sent to the House of Correction for days. MARYLEBONE. Cormlimo Denny, a smith, living at 32, eyetooth-street, Euston-arptare was charged with having stabbed with a knife Gallo ienranelli, who in now a patient in the Uni versity Hospital, sad who it is much feared will not long survive. Mr. Handley, managing clerk to Mr. Monday, attended for the prisoner. The first witnons called was Joagyk Berratti, who maid— I live at 17, Adam's-row, Hampstssimead, and am a con fectioner. Bentanelli ban teen ay alsopman about six months. At two o'clock yesterday taming the PAIOSOO ca into my shop, rather the worse Aar drink, with a end he bad' some ire and anger -Mee. He eat down went le sisep. At three o'clock B mine to tats and abed sae If he should clogs the ship. I told him he alga do as, mil that he WOO to WAS theyierea l earisoses) lA I win the gar. 1 beard eke tier the plc aust be closed ; las (phew) I to gat Le: and ea his Mg lifted up be ate ma= the dog I this west le Wm end said," Illy ial& gm gallima MS:IW and le tered resse words, sae d* " end prime's vit wi6 aid to hint "Ana% oaths mid( Ithe Hat." fibs took Wm by the met MI Bamindli put We bead to his bee and pmbal bin out. limemeDl get th• shutters and nest thin outside at the yeembee in Mar to pat Om up, alma pri g/ear oiled his • b— regime end • b— Frenterem Prisener atm& lthe In the hire and kicked him. There we • souse, sad I mat set to remote them, and lama tulle then returned We the shop end Leek ad with Na • little Mick to strike the primer. I lesit it dm Ma, e and he then told m that the wade it OM et his rad Nabbed Ida. A *le Immdlik ease op, and want ato th e elk Ihe mahted ma. I taw a portion of We bowels tan the Mont et his leach. By )dr.llandle—l did no. ere the prisoner forced violently hem lice chair upon which lis we sitting on to the floor. I did net POO Hausaaelli strike the prisoner. he* Wood—l went to the shop yesterday morning at thisiee'clook to hays an ke, and it we pt before me on the romp.. I taw the prism opening wpb the roan who bee Ma tabbed. This we Made the our, and I saw the ma try Os Id* the I head the prisoner say, " Let Ma am M I' parer. ve got • knife." I saw him draw • bath sat at his pedal and open it. The an (the injured pr2 ..... mLeenti le 16 Ma with hie erieh, end tare was • Mesas them I mw the priesasee bend, with Zleirwerde the is thigh, sad the an aid to his mar (the first witness) . Be bee pat It there" (pointing to his belly). He undid his trimly in the shop, and I sew am et his entrails out. Mr. Heeyhtma — l maw the ptimoer rub the bille at W m.' after he ewer it from hie porker. The mended sae did meddle the primmer, bat mat into the Mop. The kWh was gime Was by • toy who had picked it up, aad I pm it tea eamemble. prodiered. The knife, white ma a dam rew, oar The Wade was alma km Who keg, ea I at the "Mat timed there me semi of bleed: - TITIZI - 671114.iiikiriet et tie 8 &Adak who &timid *NWIY fravirm i z=4 vises "Mum b. Mello Int um GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. IMPORTANT DECISION IN FAVOUR OF TIE PA.— SHARI/101.1AM. The preference shareholders of the Great Northern Railway Company, aggrieved at the recent act of parliament, which deprived them of their dividend for the law halt-yaw, the sum aplicable to which having been applied in liquida tion of t he losers nixing from the ltodpath frauds, doter mined to have the question as to their priority over the ordi nary ehereholders decided by the Court of Chancery. A bill in Chancery was accordingly tiled on the I.sth inst. ARer noting the various acts of parliament in reference to the un dertaking, the Redpath frauds, the recent act of parliament in reference thereto, and that the amount of the Int half yeser's dividend would, It we. expected, together with the mete recoverable from Redpath's estate, be sufficient to make good such loans, the bill went on to state that the direct°te of the company had alleged that the preference shareholders were not entitled to be paid the full amount of interest or dividend in respect of their neck I from the 30th June, 1866, but ware only entitled fn. the 30th December, 1866; and that they (the diracto.) had convened the half -yeerly ordinary meeting of the company to be held on the 29th inst., and intended at tech meeting to declare a dividend out of the net profits of the company made since the lest dividend was declared, and threatened and in tended to pity such dividend to the holders of A stock end II mock without regard to the right of the holders of the se veral chines of preference stock to be paid the full amount of the interest or dividend payable upon or in respect of ouch stock from the 30th of June, 1856, before any dividend shall be made upon the original ordinary stock, unless they should be entrained from so doing by the Court of Chancery. The prayer of the bill was as follows " That it may be declared that the plaintiff* respectively and the other holden of preference Work in the and Great Northern Railway Compaay, on whom behalf they respectively sue, are entitled to be paid interest or dividends on the amount art preference stock held by them respectively since the 30th of J one, 1866, according to the amount of interest or dividends which the said several chweee of peels eerier etock reepec• t.vely carry before may payment in respect of dividends or Mini-win is made to any of the holders of original ordinary stock, A stock and II stock, in the said company, or of any such mocks. That the defendants may be restrained, by the order and iojenedon of this honourable court, from declaring any dividend on the original ordinary stock, A stuck and II 'mirk, in the mid company, or of any such steels, or any part thereof, without marl to the rights of the plitiudffs and the other helden of the preference stock on whooe behalf they sue to be paid in prionty the full amount of the interest or dividends payable upon or in respect of the preference stock held by them, to be computed from the 30th June, MM. according to the amount of interest or dividend* which such preference Nock respectively awry; and from making, or causing to be made, any payment for dividend or otherwise to any of the said holders of original ordinary stock without fleet paying or providing for the payment to the plakitiffs, and the eeveral other holders of preference stock, on whine behalf they sue of the full amount of the interest or dividends, payable upon or in respect of the preference stock held by them respectively, to be computed Rem the 30th June, 18.56, according to the amount of in terest or dividends which such preference stock respectively r ue question came on for argument before his 110110121. Vies-Chancellor Wood, at his private house in Great George onset, Westminster, on Friday last. The plaintiffs (the preference holden) were represented by Mr. Daniell, Q.C., and Mr. Turner: and the company by the Attorney-General, Mr. Denison, Q.C., and Mr. Rochfort Clarke. The whole of Friday was token up by the arguments, which were not thin conchidat. They were, however, brought to a class ywnerday (Monday) afternoon. MB Honour the Vine-Chancellor then delivered a most elaborate judgment, in which, after going most carefully into the facts of the ceme, end copious references to the vari ous acta of parliament bearing upon the question, he decided that the plaint din were entitled to the prayer of the bill, end made a deck ration accordingly. His Honour directed that the eons of the suit should be paid out of the funds of the company. MAREB2B. THE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WERE; RIK= IM" Yak Lae Elm.") IIIITISB. TM Ilovostobio dross to borvoototottbot during the part week Me emblei primal le mete a eamd4er die IpmelM at .alr wares 411 wee reek ken free .111 Nedra • ir's fnot to trepan le kg Me wit 10.1 /mew level &m t . .? keen the tahud lo expand sod laws et vallem. Ware Owe bra Wavy llama and wane swerwas. Me haw Were In the wheat Wane In the Waned sad north wawa emalw aft was so mark mated far tho row. rule and gram Wei. thithole it Mak It wag yews hearth to the eouotry. ea alwarAm= earth era left ellrealtg Medved. No thatorlal cheap he be ereinel la Os meth of Europe, Proem or Anil oh Mare ow laa ; bet Igen Welland the Danube. re porta eon. el • much lower range W petals SW fed .went of 'rhea*. •Ithela W wall woolen rent no, •ullf means Me laments report. of the Ihrogrew of the qua Ito. 1 here Is a droller when-100u In tho Bank rzr, L .Lta ;M .° . :in 6=1: 7 «...4 r bi`l'a'A l :L'inT.,% * 04,1=sew.. 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V NM Wow late the prthelpal port. of Greet Weis Ilm Illeit ..... Tu.t .........,...03 .... "....0...,..,,,,,. Mo Met of good a initat i cle ei l 6 :::=•10 roc IF: a . gere was a tektite* of th WI welliignieller th u rew i t . rr t :T kz.t; .... E2g. ha. Con=be b tamt mei blAer rum NA SS • Prim adders Imaimmemet ear mete. Maprael:nreiet l ' • 1 1ye1•m h T1 7 .... 1 . le la pr .r. Wm reowanaL Thin maw eareml balers horn the W Term rougher *amber eve marellelek Ma Ithlrevethent In yla wimples me forvlge ow • ace la. ark am m. Un WrOueolay *we twee WO en. par wad. .Me 11J•• em. rwelm. Sby trek Nat pm ei me Yet awl,. iet Mw prods= ea a am* nelawl on the Wes meet Mei Is Itlet eattl Old 1111.10.11. oo friday then were 11,4 W qm. eab Ilia • pa fop*. Ilia eintlett .0m ee fat Inel be , Om lir Mem, me leme as a very doll mart* at abbe* If e ler bum fer.l. I. m tomer met ilVe as Oaks. Mae old hielbeeseeer, way leld emir. IlfMegl mg , * 01 flow way moderate. and almelt eleleldellf Embed t.geneartwate window The toasts of Norfolk heeled wpr fully 1111eNnil Ispwthvg ate ovetlran.. reins, ser.amble.of this drsenottou were 30. Se 4s. mat imam ; awl AlEbriC4lB erre bold fur la per mwe, .W eldwort need, twitter. T need, een nett. did not rains Waw sod a c. , . : ..siii.a. team .en MO dm wart, with 170 Ma. 0•4 lue WU. ear Mt Mb swam ao dame Wm tte6e4 is the talus of =al pha ; sad la VW awe. bra with new Mina the Wale eloort on lA. •ww. Ma what ormlwee bees 1. meta •likeat ma Weak* of Maim Tle reMAY et fordo Mika ea Wesley was fdr. FAO* ampler of gaw befog theft* praMktr. elm sweetie,. leas In lamer demand. W West le IM V. higher ; nod MI rood iamb M tempo see held gawp. 01 Wedinedep there were Se mo od etti7 we weer with leth Ore. hem abroad. /ley me nmltlai way* dry ramalsal la mums. 01 aware wee.; altar ar,r110.1.00 .Wing la lee favour On Maar the gaffb ler emill a4O en. ; the forego lathe g,.0 era rmel• tw eets we Mr wee •I•tacult to gull. Vanish huh altered In value. The ma heed on /Carla, wet ors.* doll. 'ovary helot; rertrkred to ti CS A lly ammo aftergranhi octane I. •3 1.1„. Me rat made ow...wad vrth • reral7 a 0... t Kate Mo. la aallure to marly an am an ruivlr fro th other gait. weir& el theeeta wow thvt of we en were Ili sad eardlikle. n *dem M %Ms rdon of le per or .hut reap ewe el elley mewl= welsmalayd the tee per ..10. On Wed. Mac SI iiii. rely pm mat 20, en. let*. nod 50,430 en IMAM. Tbk metme= OF twarzam rorneslret opperwed Ile moat, view to *revalue of sweet tom hot snot. Wirejet:ellere lawyer. Tie eie al royalt/os byleg toe =mama bh 1181,11111111411 Mina Miters. On Fri fly the foreign Immy I TBB BANE ROBBERY AT TORONT The Toronto Globe of the 6th says, a moot painful teals it aCIIIDABACeI bee mote to light to regard to the palmy wthoilthed to auk upon the ithronamot army of the Mink of Ilypir Camelia The emiliam of the 'Moe the morale ether tobbary thee orsthlthel. sad the Ammo of my amt eemo d Askew, myna Me bask rdr. lid to reeplelme this the deed a dim Ibem Mato ethl sat ifOOR 'Meth ; mod time sorpielme were esairthol by the datornery thi Me ere la the Mallow, eth by the Medlin es to le mare the beide - sad meat arm to pro We the NM, MOD of tall! • amend froth the belle NM era dam Mama 11th athmt, Kr. we timoopeo soldethal to • aloe thothslartheth, : b tu Ws ma rpm Nam* embeds& IN nowt te thy that Mb Irtheldmilea Methemed the feel KM Mr. Coorthethe hod fe moo three Um raw* bait log Ibe hoe i d s the lark (Mrk& to Idth fee Ciethmethat ) to maim lalleMeths; nth that is the memot of IY robbery Ith wee *ply to dirk le the Beat • elmesw i l i s .m jeth shoot Mirth thole la the thole d ereardai the. Offallff, o tosk rout hove Lid to the deirelkth it the elide ; sod the imyielea ado. rely Mewed that • mak rchbory we got up to mut lle othatim, Minkel beforthedemos this wove tweed by the m0...0f the Beak naiad Ka Vadola lidiss whim he men he hot a= theory. Me bare ace morteloth the same et ell the parties =tharl, though mthrer mime to then Ora em lea s peekles. Thin I. se doebt, however77ll l fath that warmth* ham Mord foe the mut of Mr. I. T. , benkith d Ude sky, sod It,. Mc Gary, dwtherly • , oed raw throthor of the Northers rellera Mn. Mad* was yesterday atternouti. bet et • We hear We thra m sitte! Mr. Carthame oar Kr. Kerby ha beea mufti TER LATE FATAL FIRE W 110LBOW.—AD. sot WED WEEEAT.—YribIEkr waft dr jar, essmusd ibr Er Errs* NW I* icier Ehr riErmsboaera width led le theinthe et W. awl Z. R. who last thwtr Ines is the lin ills. 141. Belkeee. es the Kik July. Mr. soil Ma. Melheen wed . Ibilmat's moms wen sunisi, int tbs bed" gm elliseind II dep. t TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mlle Pl. Mew Total. aw; NIL sown. 11..d1+ PM. lam. GroT=ding nagnM E ruett o MO API 4 0 07 Man 4.7 I 11 West gnatna Await 7. lkiltato awl Wellman ... 114 4 91 718 707 gnu Menem e T ode MS 6.1al 1.779 6.941 1.711 Rat endhag Angara 11. Manage and 19 any .. 20 100 119 119 Waft mann Aagaal 14. loyal I* Mathew/ . • • Weak Mies Angana 22. SOS IN it Iton 14.014 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Corinthian (s.). for Itrisport lot 'Mosta. has put but with 41102 &owe. hum. tun to ooluloa.-IJurpont, AN. 24. Gluey (WO. trout Quebec to Liverpool (huhu IseWs). us last use et. blunt, on tne 26th Juts , ; toads saved ; hull sod nub vials to be sold lull 91.- 01. John's. Old.. July 20. liereuritte, to altausiss &elm ots Saturday. la tow nt • steamer. esp sited on toe Tomtits Melt, and Ku tem pissed oa tbe haul sew Ko4t'o Ilona—Literpoot, Aug. 24. Lrrairoot. arm .P021:10. Po.ll.—Aps (et). at ?Mate. Cam al Gam; Nero. laal. limabare ; Comet, at Mummery*: Tamerlane. at Mom; Indian (W. let (Judea Macaulay. at SOL sc.; la:cline, at Coronhapes ; Map at arlt• Vuelbia: Maw kioaa, at Market.; Cat ads. at Rolla ; City of Barium, 04 Robert Milt., aud Eudymble, at ele • Yu.. (lamp ma Lxvrar 0t..--blateln Pet, tram Cbiowo, Aug. 1 ; 11.K.as, how 11.11tu" Mtg. D. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Anat. Avelilb•ld. from Lirerpold for Londordetry (21.11.), Namur, all well, Aug. 1, lat. 45.50 N., lon. 46 32 W. dyteldr• (barque). Sewn% tram CortLff ler Hoeg Hess, Joao 9,141. 8 N.,10n. 19.41 W. Curlew 'barque), 0! London, from Jantoca, 38 days out, lat. 41. 16 lea. 41 W. Osamu, (thio), from 66004000 for Lc nclon, HO due, 1011 2. ) 41 4 941111, ion 18.20 W, Cemille (Alp). from alges Bay for Limtpm4 83 dna, aural 1, M. 1.60 N.. be 41.47 W. Dunbar (ship). from London for 87dney, ell well, Sum 20, 421 N., Lon. 28.22 W. Eaetorev (chip), Wan Calcutta for I.lverp - o 4 125 days, July 1; lat. 13.10 N., lam 14.10 W. OMANI. 21 day*, from Liverpool for Elyaney, June 10, lat.lo/4 lon. 30 W. &Awn (b'M), from Qoobro f2r Liverpool, 83 dim oel, well, dog. 15. lat. 55.10, tun. 11.17. Itamoverala from Loodcn for Mom" 31 del% 1. 3 1 ik 81 . 7.42 N., los. 14 el W. DIRECT TRADE FOR TILE AMERICAN LANF.s Will Ernorr.—The Burl of Trade of Detroit gave Capt. Piero} of t h e C. J. Kershaw, a oullation upon the eve of iettieg for Liverpool. In response to a sentiment complituautdry hi phis Pierce stated that his present v.,ysgstesi rime than an experiment, Olijections Ind bre raised le the idea of direct trade with European yea 11 present, on account of the small sineof vessels; but he Mg ao doubt that a profitable trade could be opened, cool wak vassalsof the dna of the C. J. Kershaw. lie proposed's kid return voyitaie, to lead with such articles u would Ws ready isle in the western markete, end to lend them at di lake porb for j oat what they would cost in New Y irk! Montreal, thrnrty saving the coot of transhipment feu dr seaboud to our inland ports. He also stated that. stratum it might appear, a gentleman engaged in business us New York had entered into arrengeutents with himself to Medi a line of vessel. for European ports, provided this trip me successful; and should it so turn out, he would lausekal but two more vessels next num. [Advertiaement.l—HOLLOWAY'll Ournima An Plt.. CATS SC Sa•CAPLIL rxrevartos S. ILL PAW/SOP TDB W 3 Ember bend, of Nn../. SAwaretned , aa" d ream ielth an t& mod het. ehe was a patient In two lectern's. imilettallon of the led sae comeleeed Ineorate e : t o sWelt die ma to submit, althorn& the ideate, hetes rat shit. was lows acute. and Me item much arm and t Ile eared Ler by a few tear apebottern, and At it abio to menet bet meow to. tl,ad ti all me dicine tenderitS out lb. altaid ; at ilollowa yit Ecitatelthment. 11 London, mid /W. ilaiden.lase: hew Volt: A. Slam* noels; A. °Wilier : emir.: and E. Muir. Naha. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTIIP. CR A Ito.—Aug 22, at Argyleetrect. Birtiebeal. the vireo( Pr. J. IL \ANVLrstg, et • da at ugh 24 at Little Brighton, Waterloo, the wife et 124. 2 . Ea ow. sera GOSLING.— Auk. 20, at Blackheath talk, the wife of B. °cella*. r.a, of a goo. LOW p o rk lane. thc • ik of a a Lo•ractee, , of a wie and h ir. PE r 1.-3"l.—Ault• 20 . at Efflughato Bowe. WoYbtl. Waothadith J. Peters. of a &welter. RAY MON o,—Aag. 11. at Hyde role. Blackheath. Mrs A.B.SIP mo nd , of a daughter. RO.S.—ikag. lg. oh Coutreerclalidace. Corrimerclal rout ESA th..a E.; . of a .orl. MARRIAGES. BLACK DURNE—CILOFTGN.—Aug. V. et Ft laitreord• gt o g the the. 0. W. Siekkmae. ILA.. Capt. J. II Illictioror •rilltery. tan of the Ittelit Goo. the I nrd Avidalld °- land. to Kimbell,. dattetter of A. t roft.e. Eel.. J. e _ co. DOWN—ell ALM :WO:CT.—MG. 11, at looking. Joie.. J. 11. Down, log.. of Forking. to Gertrude Aidot dod N. Cluildeerat. Pop.. of Forking. 7 810131/18—CHILP11A14.—Aue. VI. at FL Nagel. Ilroo'dWW4o^ J. Maim Yap. of Stooks. lltadlain. 00110 MIWCIIC4O. t daughter tel the late T. Clayman. Kee.. of Gloh.°. d ." "" doeW ecuTt —FRY lei. at et. 0(111Ce.. , k R R M. Maadale. J. 11. Foote. Tgoi.. to Marlon. doodad , . h of %Mahon.. Muster sod Ktoson. Voreat. DEAT ANDIET.—aw. n . of apotA ay. at li Trafalrat PAM W 3l " th '.-...... "d 55. Mr James Audrey, th, eldest tem of gestate Thos. IL ae..- - • Mem Hl. Yineld y. . Bi A.. ""151L—alAad 50. J. Llaadfortl. Sp o r saw. ram..lo o aelahlro. aped 75. 110t5FILLD.—Atar. 51. at the rat limp llotel. l'OntAd . "' is Motadell. pg.. of Clapham perk. lued 71. ..—. 0041 en•auts.—Aag. 2... at Tavitop amt. Ckettonacpmee. ••••••• B. Ch.AA. 1.0 . And Cl. FLINT.—MW. 20, Mr.... Flint , of Raiford. W,n A M. i A ss Hendee...a, tip., aped 11. Alliteh.N.—Atid. 10. at Pt. Atm*. tull. 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IGHBL Mem d faaar liattor eclat —krill's, ARGYLL moan Retold foroe pot =Va ad reel s the sdekbehment lb.r WO. The Pro' ar, for C j INY LAM VaZfaxtfuo. at the city •Ir Ly, ETtlrStdod sd r i clef d rwea d geA 4l . OPIII OPtAoa eATI TH MI. abo R ve AO& _ E autdm Dr. itAll r =1.431 . :t Dlemitra." Ml sad 112, 11 , 4 wilds Wt.( reed LADIES' and plesambed LADIEW and WK sad NOfft DESTATCII 1 PAPIES MAI WITIAVAL YVAN CAM, 0 /REICH BR WRITING DJ WIWI NO: RAZORS, PE SRA CIIEBTi %LIMB CUT' limy sedate se Mashsadso If dss 1 4. loseemialla APP] Nia aim bo kept. lIAPPINX &Mal Palace, lidos art allot Stotsro. SIAPPIN'A Skeet from Sidi 4LLoodon X Stock to t PN P of If mad IS Pt " 4 1 5P1N1 Z gnrosfac i l t, Side dl• %dryer, can au Ma Witham .te klox Staattlact4 Slistoost !net NOTICE I'ATENI ercan—The " CI lathe redu..seJ el Ur sew Patent I sway latermalia M b IMIT-1 4 Fiz IN , VVLCAN inde be Wi%. 1 sboi :AwayF .UARHIS bra. al lairs trim /W IN r r,. . eldi " 4 . 1 p7 Maas tea FIN I Ibta..ra Et" OM4I . 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