The Express. — London, England, 1857-08-17 00:00:00

'1 IL , Onlim . ..e ?HE DRAMA. HAYMAREIT. " The character of —, by • young lady (her bee )" le • line new ambit= le he Land is the VbiiY of netrepolibe dream Darks:Ws of the proem gmereby semhe ewer bet any es the et eamiry br „ obea nal nth elf Pleb not by provincial Melba lan doneedne to the millet el Loodea elks leviday ths *the centabed the embotkinel reoeuserseeni, a pang leer nob her tat ete Lady Clifton tbi beak et , a able* often he Mi.. Pb.Ss &Mot iery pin tienanobet as enceessfal. The webs vlb b and ledy-liee—et courea, htl aeoteurieh, nati a rear bed provinebl assoi, elig h at with be =we leek eoprombe, aol weir fairs then army who ea Ilrop nine enreseen The house vas tweereed, Map bat ing iv the attraction d Mr. norlw ohs owed Woad! owns tI • the obtuse him. thrinter awl halberiens, ant In o f ow arl hvalisipi Zan peolval that oboes of aughter M aol applenee which le bee he Yu it the meet liniehol soar ea oar Mega 7321 OF TEE EARLY CLAIM ASSOCIATION 41 rah CirerAL PdLACII. Oa Saturday there wee apeeiel Ste loader the maw ef the ady Wig hamakillia. the Wiese him Ile=daft; MIN pram leveyeessal. Melinda reeller Oureds wee la siberhaaa A cricket nail bowies 11 warsheimmea eat II irks of to City jihad with peat Air the mishit meta aims tV atatert "idea Ohs Teher, la which the pert if as Vaal &fierittiva, water tbs ship I.pdt of IL wee the seed rakes& Wm& The amili t elks ammo' bead at awhile% rile we teals rapiented, of ia sus sr kw Pima if= ti imesi. MAN them art the...abesw elle=a lly the retreemeet whisk mak W, =b Mr - . 4 sad, Air a very le tows se lest as I purpoteel sac =tit Woe lOW envy Yea Tlts Me is to be re paidel wet Ilateska. ahem lie irked match will b e itsald • awake it saw sihaellees added to the t mit Thee lo le be twig Ihe caber, sward desame, SOMA teele-la dusk the oats whk b usually Nebo Ile aid News llise se ; sad it Is thsreArs te he Wed lot the moolleee of Ile oeemieboo will be well a taste ammo. amekiess am that which s• Tahoe eel palm ea Osberitey Wt.. We hero oily le add, ths dee &ma, "& b how." NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, Arul:4l. le. The ire* mew stab vessel Adelaide left the itmeshMsr pemariley, Ma the division Mt loyal Mobs &V a s: Ltobt Mato Mach l b w Thee Ow sad • asp madollei el eiteie sal mimes Mum Me WM*. flhe ems el the MeMedmels eidte mimic Masi ehe DM/ 4M vane Ordellik mar Was W Dictrid, at it &dock irgresser graski Meheselem. The we samphil freis n e y si slip, emetreeted M met seAssivieli by the Ira of Pox Issisma, am= , ead h WMama bdldim Mr la Ss CHATHAM, Acorn M. A Miagmapids duple lis ben received by Wail IL iamb, annananding & rha i l battalion,gh- oft Somme Ist Ms NM 79th Hi Mal% mil led sm. am in to tho number of MA taifraesarairdwad alhans and a, with II office", is taw Ole r Is eb. perhia an A next, and embark at likampd k The ditof the 716 Royal Fueiliers will arrive t this paths ie-elanew from Portsmouth, and be attache d to the battalion. The depot of the 3rd Imitation of the loyal Rife, under the command of Captain J. P. Thettenhy,la also ordered to more from Dublin to this gmarken. With the view of having the whole of the non-commie -1161111111 Mien" end meth of the vine= regiment. proceeding In Isis Inthented In the re of the Infield rifle. the ‘intho- Aim at the lane Owls bwre thlented the adjutants and et theee e Me w _ at home to proceed that they may be the instruction of the = l l W n W ill impselowt warm • .1168111i1 seseMesellid bee bee ordered to aseesuble at therhen kr the trial at a Ithrtithest-eolonet on claat pdasi wad Nee by the Ilene (lairds. Neither the r=ef the cam are the theme have been allowed to trenthka Cobol li. Jervis will bo the president of the w ed Major IL Janina will officiate ni deputy-judge- PORTSMOUTH, Ae GL4T 16. The Black Eagle and Banshee, steamers, &reit ed rey hem the Riser, to be in attendance on the Lord. of A di etralralty, who are expected down thu evening to Inspset this dockyard. The Leaped, Id, paddle frigate, Ceptalaright, arrived in the night from the Atlantic, whither die had aosteapitaied the squares engaged in lying dorm the *Ramie cable. The Victoria, 'mew transport, anirsd rettenisy from the Lear with Roya: Military. for India, anti has gone on. The Sarah Sande embarked her troops yesteritiy, the head quarters of the 51th Regiment, sad awls with thus for India 10-maerow. Anatralian, 'mew stammer, left with the he vlquarters ce the 43rd yesterday for India. She Adelaide, serer mamme, arrived yesterday from the River with about 600 mews and men of the Marion. sad Marine Artillery, seder the ecesmand of Co:vocl and rib with thane to-morrow far ChM*. The Falost, 11, resew sop Comsmader Campion. srrived yealerd.ty from the Red Indies, sad mine into harbour to mat. DEVONPORT,7Arit The Cambridge returned from Spithead on Friday. The Agamemnon, Niagara, end Bump hutra, of the Atlantic gastric telegraph ti.e• &Meld on nide!. and the Niagara NM into harbour. The others moron its the Sound. 04psTM Flamm Nightly* hired elamer, rill for the elf Gall Hap with Mien yelewilsy. The Duminthe and Ten* gm lottery, left foe Bermuda sellsay. OUR SAIWRe IN Cdiss.—Our solors are jot like bit ssiteole. The Maas tie Abode wand twee% sod Isd, whet he heerdadtbejeaks, ustally Wird this sweet •Wd istleferred it to hia own pa la the bows of Ids been boat. A. Lieutenant Belleento was steering his L = l beet bedt*ua Peahen ha bad le between two Mak ■ eiseally llesleg, and with pp emcee the host's pew •taftre way, ass," he emitted that the maks wadi se op or the posiciet be odd ret ekes ; bat lie wow, although had goad store of tlsrs, hod lupus the Minds. Beg pesolet, sir," said de Paige* spade( den Ws out, ws web rot Do *Plies di pie, mlibta't se just go sad take Nes dm dap!" To their poet chagrin; the *Mier did net WYEttpYaasoldestwltlldsdutytopt his men Mown liir eask ea diet. Rometem were Lett all night in of the daboad, as they bed liul. to eat sod nothing de It war =welt to maim a jolly night of Ir. They Ids Idea the espied of eatleetted Eli lie staple end Chi • no arm nobeb tsionsr. lighting a de ender them, sad =la •balt *OW As the duple *MS time to time and Op dam seethed the neied~ girr eap lo 4ol SI& dies liert bal sidionse sad remarks half Ss lbssegL—Letter hots Hog Km. is tbs noes. to Asnac.Ai )Imm—in/WOOL SATURDAY. .-moidoo ma Nan Arian Itepl Mail steeatablp taaffila. Cigida W. J. C. LIM. 'MOM, Bain awl Ike. ldeedisusen deb de oak nab ludo I:sled Anus asl Mid Loa Amino probso We preassers eat • OA am i ta Imiwiew was bes Is es sillesssen rep... et ebs jamas isslialss do full &mils Mee bass voirlas.._ . nos Iliad es build by blow, Vim and Sib sr amnia ter dee IIIiWIMISIM endpsillsbislisollos oas omens CeattYY TO Ans ism ull. ems, be As ruled 5k.. Ws loudness WM a ii ) inspaan sa ammo ey l area ir as ills s sakipubir is sr rooms en d is ay the sinos t Aid boa Wm/ sal Ws inns were nab lessoled. no wow ateam-ship Daplarrea, the la‘t or the daps la the preateies dia. General Bare Caw tail Ms hem oil be 7.11 b, le gr ulkarelam ea iw y, bin tab sok be am Cop to Verde Wank awe: a view to weal* tbe purge et *wets sow ea their vaistadia. Peninsular and m ental Company's show Camas, OWN' &owe. atalhategeea tx NOM% rCsal Calm* 11111 81.1.11117. d. 104 oat eisely eemeapee e ming* abase IMO antral Intl* Ales* semi me osonla et si. Qom et Owls Sweatt Aoatism—A horrible accident oe sotaiismilmanbcbat to • ples awned Hunger , at the Illemee_elieri. valer.ead rat)* man a,nwl Liatnue. balsa twirl week , awe la the tette* el the Lady Of, Is b. Erawa ea .baak." M uch limed tbeir bee *dr bee ee a dria mew at the math Oar yet, eadl balalarile *eta by their lermle As th i zZipa le .s 4. Mar esent abust ball the a lamp In tbs kr Ya m * ems mar _est *sr Ihrlare bee* and bleseela was% to millissisliosuit. ot give My dirk We beed we lam emaybeady ism Ida lently. The Imam bunk sow le " Imall' mllli Lima, the feet is 111 ... t ~ awl the beim allll peepleg the elle*. Tbe leate. beyelber Melia per*. elite deeeetaihte eke* .... hedl Yale the Wawa of *a Asa, tree shall, albeamis Inisitt stp.—Dsrasin Aborthe r. [AIIIIMMINIIIII4--DIDIA.—A COLOVIED MAP OP kinelO le pasmiss orb sus its 111•Mell .4 RCMP,. mat As iihat ..._ s,ftimp, It o Mae IMO fAnn a ran 44 OA .. b. Mod rali. rad to murrain ft Wok =En d ITL II IF b iebilt a ej . = rag sea. I away _ le &AM AMINO& Mb.. ever in.b.lA6al I : AZir e rjgrarg u Ar o rt•Lutlw cr LAAr sow THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 17, 1857. Eat° Intdlignite. MSTIOPOLITAI 60011SY 001:12T2. llKlima appoleeed fa We must IraL SLOOXISCIT. Partbadeced.-11edma0L7, Asemi, to; Tbsoday, 2), 1204 y, Laisurra, Cautirwl War-2421. Tnierby, Mont IS: Weds*. ll; Tlrnias ♦ratwoan, +wl►+Ml—tlmad•7, *aged*: Mow U. newspaper, sad alio the advertisement :elating to "Les Peewees de Perla." He believed that every one al the actors had b mild at the war. — The Chief Dire;;;lllThey raft ceold mot p tato tlde heard matter. They bad aol is de with whet the odors bed ones& The wftwees Urn hart ebbed tint in meneepesse of the Betio he wee plevented k. sibs the right et mar =settllione beenellenteasentrymeeigeswhire wee a estwee eff melbas angleag et asseseenfalplesu Crenwesemined by Mr. Jentes—l am ( am ester. Ido whet is caked die heavy kart beim A Isegb.) I played Mr. Ralph Vaunt In ray ewe plea. Tbw• wee a very poill house on the fhb peellaratenos. Did not know that Mr. Laurence Levi had anything to do with the theatre. I only know Mr. Payne as the wareager. The piece was played fee about three we at the likand The rm It eltavemb wee played at the Victoria. The easseger et that beaks gave us 2L hr penebeien e=tlaregh.) This not skew it MI boa The piece wee not dimmer Air P itZ bees pia= the =me number at night at the Ifieteels. It was as emimeful aa such r e as iperrellyz ir . The c tiem w it a t e A levie n t=ted, and he him two lege te write. Mr. Jeers ben aid it ap to Yes bet thin Maim pat en aid to the can, ihr y the Ilk wan el that act it was specialldired that en anther sr ether we should not - be enl i to my tend& bees lb crises on certain conditime, ewe et whisk wee, the work theta be dab regibiwar we. at aujarNvith' The cresewammirdien be however, wee con tinued. He mid—l de net eerier q plea a tennelation from the lbw& I beds weed ides ad ailed arm that, assel I tomidee des plies gigot et the libend Menke to be weeblee —. I litiewi a trarlation ettbereineit piece reed he no by Mr. Payne, but I awed I never saw the deknebste week hebee I wrote my owe. The toe end Those ehnnekes in ear pine aro Anna heather in the Frease. wee a seleating by einreemi erne, a phad sem% sad a gagger menu ends &ebb some ea the log e& the Preach pine, end then ene in core, but the lam-ideate are differently menemell. Mr. Jams—The lest act ends, I believe, by eau of the chambers, Revesebee, bein handcuffed by the police 6 the drop 616, and th an thwe ii a tableatm—that do:su mia not in the Preach origiewl. Witnew—Certainly eat. (A laugh.) Mr. imam—And at the coselusien of your piece, Martha, another of the characters, admen the audience, and saws, " May we, with your printed" cry WI right, and reckon on a repeat to-morrow night t" (Much las&taa.) That is, of mune also " original." Witless—That we. not In the French piece. He went on to lay that the title of Mr. Reades piece was " Poverty and Pride," end Mr. Payne gave their piece the title of The Pride of Poverty, or, the Real Poor of London." Cram-examination—Poisoning by charcoal was a very memos Strand Theatre iecidesit We play, mot only in France, but at the Isesee—l believe mother " inrident " In your play is where Rastenathie atolls a table cloth la the hole in the pertltthe to harp the draught out, sad at the some time says that then to enough wind to blow a mail teeth down ' him throat. (Lawhter.) That I rumen is another ori glual portion, and was not in the French piece. Witmer—lt is not is the Preach piece. In sesame to further questions ppast by Mr. Jame*, the witness said that ore or two of the Iseidrb in his play were similar to those in the French, but he camidered the general character of the piece was so altered that it might fairly be considered an original production. Mr. Jaynes--I see that while the charcoal 'Bair is going on as one aide, Itavenstose, who is or the other—the wage being divided and forming two 11016•11—WOLO• to he more mesible, for he says he shall have his supper, and prooeeds to eat four emcee of belled beef. (A laugh.) Mr. Chambers—There is no" Width" introduced la the original piece. (laughter.) The witness these said that there was a fraudulent beaker in his piece, and se there woo in the French. Mr. James—The only difference being that fa your piece hula a "British Bank "-er. (Laughter.) 'Witness —Exactly so. (Renewed laughter.) Mr. B. Barnett deposed that he was the joint author of the isiees in question with Mr. Johnetone. He understood the French language perfectly, and his attention wee attracted to the French piece Lea leaver, de Jane, and be got a obey of it and read it carefully through, and afterwards read a rough 'emulation to Mr. I nyne, and he said that it waa too bag, and ammeted that witness and Mr. Johnstone should write a Moller drama, and upon this; they wrote the one in question. They only adopted the main incidents of the French piece, and introduced altogether new characters. The comic character of their piece was a man who sold bouth in a barrow. (A lamb.) In the French pine • sign painter was the comic peeeonage. He said the idea was taken from the French piece,aa but he considered that their own pine, not withstandilw quite original. The Cl,' Baron, at the conclueion of Mr. Borneo's evi dence, said really thought it was quite mama to go into any more evidence. The only questom was whether the plaintiff's piece was a pirated imitation of the other, and this could be much more eerily ascertained by reading over the original FrenA pleat end the two others. Mr. James mid he should submit that the plaintiff, lied nude out no ease at all, and that ea they had not compiled with the provisions of the Copyright Act, they had no pm perty.whatever in the piece in question, and bad no ground uof armg. The question wan ors of considerable itnpnlaue undoubtedly, both to English and to foreign autbhoore , and the defendant, as the authorised agent of the latter, and, who in that capariry had_ duty registered hie work, wag very &shims that tithe, point should be settled. The Chief Baron rid he was certainly of opinion that if plaintiffs had not registered their work, they had no .legal property in it, and had no ground for sustaining the present action. - 14 r. Cliaroberssaid thst this was • question of law, which he should wish to havo The horned counsel on both side then conferred together, and the result was that no arrangement wan come to that the plaintiff.; should he non-suited, but with the underwending that all the tact. and the question of law should undergo further consideration, and if the result should be in favour of the plaintiffs, the non-suit le to be set aside, and the court walla, empowered to meow the damage sustained by them. 2TII LATE 8701118. About two Vela oa Friday wag a the dale thdd sat a plea of the web dad al the Beak lad M am it the Booth-boa Rellway, ad cad se esswe • amass that the wars a WIMP a bad . the ada essislakg fruit kr the msteopelkm a ka Wady aped elf dr plans la • sla ef the yawl tar. The &Ist mem ea ditty aid the bea reef, awl fersatAbisly swayed spinosa le pea ell paw la albs wder M. This seder fortraly strictly Wald, se sat a are allaude a podia e/ the rod, sal lbst lea" Swim with the maw aad Ite=l, oeeitfr?eh a herar th l7ll. the awa erthy the ask wee eada limi terat away. Mt daps assewedowept the hes et the slisd. we VW the ale away Wand- the iturth a ss is ash • ales et thealga reef et the Ilebbfroval Arm aka bee NW vIS We a twelve as. la the eaty t Lemmathe sswitet-prderef peas wise bat to es awls atat, sod letr-lylog MS by the lay reie dirk lin IS Fri ' dray awl Raft .ffllsiSOL brad hay leer la alma by da 114 s taleg, al the resh ct wry awe were way tg o le erak elsewle hid, Is the Ipylar, Kaiak Derkic a Mat, Brava, Loh Now, Wawa, and Weedhed, awe have la sada% ala Sipe la buss dassil. The terlbe et a Zama Oates &awe, is wrisos wets pima ea lama ad ela r, Nawklitpise_ appeyea, awn nee 10"- sulsely at lkim St. Lionse, Yizi Lowe** Sled Mir ea the C Zd aad Chidar la as via dart" by the vitae the storm, hid as ear stela essueraL . _ hi a ETZ, ait 81; r Timstem 011 Frd, I;bilderd, Paw, Ibutedase Ilbridssa• PM. awls 111=ew, ikail ether ram pore et the sestropetle, dr of the rem woe wee ertenly M by dr ewers , wir hive mid by the doe & Tb. Irv Sr. Melnik the budder et Ne. 25, remilereweenre, Tratateed, Peere, IL= we ewe* lty Voir& • Imp Meer Maw wee from the Winos* elle vest eedteebeiyt Mi er pmt el wield mem dr sheet rig dr Berk pare of is eylegle by while dr veer ea wrier to psolaly bre ropreeed *ivy we eerelred by the la reee Pea et wered , b!dtlAp la the ism 'sigh beeeheed were she At bed-per der eliek 07 'inir Ow we a rate dierstre irler by wb.th the esulipart plearde et. Masers err* - Stortwd wee Isstraterteray Irma Awn. — ATForriley, • villa.* about three Who Mimed Ikea Ile& dendleit, • women rused_ Bog Prinssill. 'Abyss bassr Waspy te Mr. Lima bob. el Sitirewour Mon" vas dna by the *ebb ail ea Wee 81b ad woe killed. whit she wee ads. owls I wed& Oaths Lidgeflwetwriorksliewt seelbirm Der weitleet phis% Ow bows wen mrweleely mei lbe Yfew • mile et keel wee • will dm la voter, mittrim4r, et Derby, girt beewneferie wee waserwed. Or the Nerdbiben Mao : I = th• Mewl Or sir my bigb. Det lbe pried Wery dew that egenkred Ile wirderk le _imeleab et wee ba le be mar velum Oa tbs Wb ddo Tint mil Dim tb• imago Is w y ineknin while bulsr gawp, awl saw live sleek hen her swept sway. The ode were Vilbut the wheat harvest bad mierreweed. e't at the Derby men meeket wee • ries of 3a. • quirter. Ilemehester erg he setiLbourhocd were visited with • wise of ban *min dogma ma Thongs', Frida sad &Prim visesk& making in rims t• • Wed Ida& has not been taw. ibe min te•rs, sad wisdom bee el We and Wort'''. Heavy nulla bed him se Ihe emlige days of the week, but the first thunder storm woe ea Thenday evening, when the lidillslW.a llgml s vivid, testing in triple flaasea, and the de imeaded tams_. During Thursday night, and up to tea o'clock ca Fridley morning, there wee a sermon of very heavy sieves; sad the rivers Irwell, Irk, end Medial were eneesdbok swollen during the whole of the day. The met serious storm, however, wee one which mareentel about ten o'clock on Friday night, and lasted until two o'clock on the Satuniay morning. The lashes of lightning and peal. of thunder followed each other with unusual repiiiiy, and the deluge !of ruin that rams down converted the streets into pools of VOW. The rivers had risen above the level of their deep cheaseleoed la away *Das were overflowing their banks. Many lisevimy dinn strews have not been so high for thirty pen The bledbck, however, did not attain its Welt wet. about an hour after the rain hod wins MB wimp et water ie said to have been hicressed ley the buret- mg of a reservoir, near Blue Pits, seven cie slim ahoy. the town. The iwitmetion of life end p= .... try dr deeds wee very imperfectly known up to Tlirit • to was drowned in the Orwell. — n — e — ar — Use and 'event lives are said to have b lost a kgia- t i lfu l e Pita, by the burbling of a reservoir, sod higher up the streams it was repated that lives had been lost, including two boys named Robinson and Fox, drowned at Aditonounder-Lyne. The destruetion of paep.ety has been very great in Manchester alone, ca chidfly by the overflow of the Medlock. We have heard it variously smimated et 40,000/. to 50,0001. Attempt tits principal buildings dented, were the emun mills of blew& .1. end W. Bellhoum, Messrs. Birley and Co., Aldermanßensea, Moors. Hilton and Co., That-town. Mr. Jones, Mount-street, and the Hanover mill. The most oniou. tom amongot them eases will probebly tome accrued to Meagre. W. and J. Doll house. In their mill the water is said to have risen 3 feet IT in. above the level it attained in the flood of last August, when the y brought an action easiest the Corporation of Man chester for ofiennetion of the river, and recovered 4,6001. damages. As the obstruction has not yet been removed, they of course attribute much greater Inas they have now !sustained estimated at over 7.0001.—t0 the rams cause. The cotton mill of Messrs. Men den, it Animate-bridge, was flooded to the depth of nine feet, and the night watchman in duty had a narrow escape. being taken by MIT prise and lmn,ened to the waist before he was apprised of hi. danger. The Hanover conos-mills, at Box tonmtrmt, were flod.-1 to • depth of seventeon feet in the boiler-honse. and of tire feet in the throw's-room, so that a good deal of michinery has been damaged. A pieee of tim ber floating down the Medlock also came violently in rot ten with a winding and reeling shed belonging to this mill, Ann thirty yard, long, and swept it away. The damage to tbi. company to serious. bat they had enticipmed a flo o d on the previous night, end the preparation made for it pre vented the yeast lon which might Lave tern expected. The Ma Bold brick-works of Means. Hoyle end Some were laid ant er to/dart° a depth of nearly seven feet, but though • great number of pieces of calico MTe hummed they would enatsin no great damage. The dyes and drags sof- fired a great deal, but the lom will not, it Is supposed, tamed 2,0001., though nimonred to be much more serioue. At kir. Thome Cheger'e brewery. Stove-street, 38 pocket,' of hops were immersed, 37 puncheons of ale destroyed, and a portion of the bull ling damaged. The tom is estimated at stunt 750 f. At BOMA cottages in this street, not only the dims, bat first stony rooms, were under water, the flood entering thn bedrooms, an that the tinfortunate inmatce had sot a dry piece of chadant: in wti/ h to dress thennelves. Ur. 5i..., of the Bridge Inn, lied his stables flooded, sad one of his haws was drowned. Mr. Crabtree, dyer, also lest a horse in a similar way. Amongst others who on/Sered onion. damage in the same neighbourhood mays.° be men tinned, Main. Tenant and Co., mandlestorig climate. ; Mr. Simieter, confectioner; Mr. Arnold, yew; Mr.' Ridings, innkeeper (Royal Oak); Mi. T. Cilia led /kw, printers: MOM. Was. Andrews and Ca, MINIM sad dyer"; Messrs. Viol tr and Hoplitnacs, amginsare• ; Meows. Newton and Co., dyers; Jim Dsrlders , ft.: Mr. Widi tm Bei/chore, iron worts; Mr. J. Kesentsy, Nemrs. J. P. We/ahead and Ce., Mr. B. Potts, Mr. maw Iliad, Spinner; and Mean. Ramsey and Co. On the berell the river bed Inundated the web ef Mauro Lockett, Sone, and Leslie, engravers ; ef Yr. Wyk, machine maker; Mr. Homing, cotton splsonaro mad M. de Berm, tun bine maker. Tho total rise la the Ire all, shore ' the usual water lees was absent 15 fed. II b aid OM eon/ adorable losses bare been sustained up the ism, as liege quantities of timber. a cow, pigs, ma{ sour hones kitties were seen Sooting down the firer. The than Miro. and Maw., from Din... to Stockport, and ins the egrieuitsral pottiness ot Cheehire, were rand danled, and asps of egos and other produce on the like of the lilmay Intl hew mitered winch damage. Ow ihe river Thaw, which lime Omelet Stelybrids nimbi, et mills and ether works were goaded. and sincere others Mr. Jahr ass had the lower dory of his cotton mill molar wake. as iiirralis damage being done to the looms and other merhl - . At Hividerslield,rhe river made a breach through rem of the earritsreories, and arm.,,! away s number of pieta ef woollen slab. The boas, of Mn. Ovy, 17. Clamor-et:eat, Charlton mont-Medlorir, wee alma by lightning tat Friday Mahe, and art on fay, but the property was eared with trifling damage. A Woes from &owe,le Llneolnahlre, states that on Thew day, daring a thonder-Morm stacks of earn ens mean by the lighMinr. and in use instant* a field of etandlng men was also set are elm by 'naming and deatinywi. The lowestenAire ihreetry state that derive the thunder Morns on Thnrsday afternoon two Irish labourers, named bl'Oinn and Rafferty, who worn reaphm in a &AI of been; seer Woodhouse. were struck dead by lightning while they WIT* taking shelter under an ask. A Mtn KILLED BY • FALL Irani limmixo 8..(00.0on —As Wood wee bad co Ileturies. et lewte. ilarn, nO the Ante of Mewl =hr. op/ Ith woof the Wa kes of the 12.thett he, of the owe piss. Abele tee esker OS the prertos Thoelo, the theassed or Ow boo is eaposy with roe Meek. vibes be sesmassed mobs ...ry fee, mil Is so &Yr M. Mrs =up to .lid sot spoor le boo simieW 11. SWIM ss4 be Ins counsel lone. Tedrow air. De IM...,ofleerbleinn, Ina sent lota Mani" sod 1 as thee heel that M. Orel{ bet beet sew* bilged Is the 111•111•1100 of the We. at Mai the aeon. . =1 .1 11: Bed seven eekek, hoz IMPINAP ON ii. rd. Jeer. The yenned a reedit et " Afflibiaildledh." [Ad t.}—HOLLOWAY'. OMNI= AID rsl.lll I = sLa remotes w e e the las&—ler. likike. Mr. of Qat Ms N er mi.. ..Vvell . atm &WI hi pa" +Met 01111111 Er mai we eset. aseeete sims oz . tete et hees3 ra kigii - pa usys d ll:l: I. OM MM. ens re d s . di4 S re gbr Maim 1.6.• .611•Iirial• 2.• reel t LIMN.% ple; li a l MN ad 1.1 M• ••••• ASSIZE INTBLLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—Cienxm, Acorn 14. (Beim the lid Chid Berea sad Special Juries.) D.ANIZAT 0. ammorron. TM wee what is With sa itheryisedar allm the questioa in Mori Wag whether a ha el eabC•llllollkdby one Jame Adidas to the Mint wee • valid hanwmi, or whim it kweileady, la order le delhatatpeent that nes Ind h i e ailed by the dienid mid Mr. Book Q.C, and Mr. Nairn woe mid kr do Mile* Mr. X Jana, XX, Mr. Meat Madentlath sad Xr. Heidi. were Ow the delliant. The mint Mina arm eat el the limb* Mom dramln Imo het ie Yad.f, who le • If Wins, MEW an MUNI in the Cinnife Dank mid Ails, who wee the 116 = 1 / 4 Piablimil 4 tweee at the walla of the town mid the Gib hits, to mover • am el 6,6001., widen he allapi lam been won NM lit at bered by mei of him Mee. Upon tit ocuathen he deafly selablithel the be bri Ma 'Wiled at the barn and Mr P. laily, who Vter Ms delithint dales. emiled t o • mikt fur iral am& be be teastheet Judithent Nies =lMath an. and ementin piled ; hat i en rendl N est ria in g i l a taim• who aresM Xi" sad the lailinth utheinsi in it, dr p'e'nt yleindraleithed • *lite the while al the mower weir • MO dads ; of the spethen new ne be Mid was, whether tide visa Mid hintheent es net The hem id Maims el the hem wen vied at 1,3111 Mr. Liebert, the phi" Mil that he was la the habit et beim ems teth and Met be me aeminted with Adidas en Medi boil with hfe, and was OW emesiated with • Wen amid ToAmlik. Maid tit ethatly Ware Jai loth he was em a m m ended by Mr. Path** le mimes sem to Mir merity at the Imo of his Mee MI Seim handird, ithi • hid al Me me seentnelly asented=w i b i leid SOOL 4 the Mee 4Ned SIM the in lhe ire. The demi that had mid h e the bikes men is onus den wee pmeitheth ethl the Mem maw that the tremetion wee • prim* Rl*. am and he lei peemin el the propeety math the bill el admen the2l•l el lie. In areeemithatisa the ipthistll 'Mined est held W on my lealthene teem ea didas, ea Oat they bed bed • geed mem loomslor A togobor. tie rid Mt be WM at the Mal in Weinthelerthsil be- MUM elm the Me dime me miesel, sad ABM. amok 4 Y. lily, suomial to • undid mint Men. ea alms= at Me sem day he etat • me mid Ithethia dem Deemdes tie poemeith X the mkt the lid of sale. At de time he not swath bed pi to Boakthi and he believed Mnw etill Min . _ 11r7Pailank rears saarabod, sal le lead that as ad'arwrnabtoObyAdkinss &rah Ihe fare of his Down sal hob= ea a eensity for the advance no man. tea le ana d man, hat be &char to law minim to de win the tramelles. Ito ad, however, tratioa the efale ssi _le the pieW with whoa In bar M he allawbal nod le knot aw wee In awe wee Crawomin4—The papaw{* Mlle to him wadi to show tbs now upos - AtOtirs house and taneturo, but he rah* daillaal to hare &Whin to Is with such a . . _ I Tem w ens other mllmemse mere msmissil cm behalf of the phdalliK bat dal ad am dm eon essi hither. Kr. Jam. ea Wolf deo Maisie rid be would not Wimp Se Amy that a midst bill alma bad bees eseeutel, sad Old d ths asessommake dirmelides had bees gone themolt Oat As whoa@ foesiaellmge wen • sham sad s tuck le &aid lideltsfasea. aid prase him ban reeniving any bowie Ism the mast la had ehtsinal whim Adkins. The Cldsf BIM mmemsd vie, sad the jury ator a vic! short delibassilam, mdfamad a verdirt fur the defundant. Attar-err 15. (BAN Bk• Lord Chief Baron end • Special Jury.) - MAILNETT AMD 112107111111 C. ICISAL.E. TIM phtihtt to this sedan, Item% Barnett and lobs tersr are well known, the former as a dramatic author, and WWmea an actor end dramatic composer at the Strand Thoth% and the defendant L aLo well known ss a dramatic anther. The motion was Looght to mover damages from the deSseett, for having inserted a notice in the Ere news• ppm, in which he alleged that s piece about to he produced at the thread Theatre was • piratical imitation of• work he had Woolf written, sad the plaintiffs represented that in coneequence of this nettce they were prevented from taking advantage of the now Copyright Act, by selling the privilege of representing their drama to the managers of country theatres. Mr. M. Chamber, Q.C., and Mr. Wordsworth, Q.C., ap pearedfor the plaintiffs; Mr. E. James, Q.C., Mr. Lush, e .ud Mr. Prentice, were counsel fur the defendant. Mr. Cherokee, in opening the case to the jury, described it as one of conaidersble importance to dramatic authors, and he then proceeded to state the circumstances under which the sales was brought. It appeared that, In the beginning of the year, a piece called " Lee Pauras do Paris" was pro duced In nril, which esefted considerable natation, and the defendant, who is the agent for foreign authors made a trauslation of this work, and registered it in accord ance with the prOVigolla of the International Copyright Act se his Pr. The plaintiffs sub.sequently, it appeared, jointly od another version of the same puce, under the title of The Pride of Poverty, or the Real Poor of London." and ft wu offered to Mr. Payne, the manager of the Strand Theatre, by whom it was accepted, and the piece was an nounced for performance the first time on Monday, Feb. 16. The title of the defendant's piece was " Poverty and Pride,' and although it was admitted by the plaintiffs that both the dramas were derived hour the original French piece, they contended that theirs we* totally different from the defendiuit'o, and that they only took a general ides of the (bander of the piece called La l'aurres de Paris, and that theirs was entitled to be considered as an original produc• bow. Tho piece of the plaintiffs having bees announced for performance on the 16th of February, it &Roomed that a boar* was inserted in the Ere newspaper of the previous week, which mem is the effort that the piece was a piratical imitation of the deihmlant's work, and cautioning every one coneented to abseils from repreending it under the penshy of disobeying an belosetion from the Court of Chancery. The notice peel le be signed by Mr. Anneeky, the attorney fee the - milia • Mg to • leder that we subsequently. writeas y Mr. lark be hied the/ Mr. Alm** did not rims the arise Is quelks, bat that in his fanny he bed Weaned when hie solicitor's name. The learned eemord ail the the piece was played open the day lark bathe sermquenes dell the actors being undo, the dread de vide hest the Lard Chancellor's tipstaff and mace, they did sr relent hob pests with th t esi t ti they otherwise went Wive dims, sad hno 'm doubt inor • good deal with the swam of the plies. The pt tintiffs were oleo unable to wed thardves of theroyi.49oll of the CoK right Act, wrier which dry were Wlred to rew ire • certain amount for meey WOO het • smeordal piece or played at • coorty theatre, eerily irrere his, of mania afraid to dri t = a t es igssiliss ease hs aster. lest they NOM with es Court of Cbsorwrio hem did the he shwa tree brought to norm aragfe• Ae bed ben mmdersli by the plaintiff he Ss =Men diem rel, sad there err al.a • err he the deelseedes der gift; dr dellader with slander; sad he said be abseil mslisit that dr arlee in question rZthe right se the piertilis to the plea that was to be e s e l id senonated I. Immo to what was milled • slander of tido, 6,r which the were also ended to damage. The Lord Chief Bona hero ebserved that to support the sllegades ef • sham at title, the act meet be dime ma liciembr, mod be druid serterly rids that if the perrm who lir sme • rho es the on. new referred to did so lag Matt gat werdeelbs belief that the work was • piratical 4WD sr% be 'add not be liable under the count he elleskrei IWs Olismebre sill bsslumla seatend that the fans of the dehrial bererg_ piss/ Idm Mho aey'e same to the notice, mad mike • him reprommrdea In rehires to the pro r Mr mu, woe Mary el malice. Thelind Chisf IR sheeny/ thr It appeared to him that pier wpm tiers feet whether the plaintiffs' was ea pier or whether It mat a mere translation from the rim soli they had the both la court, sad the de. lendeaf s verb also, sad they could ail be read, la French mad Basile. (A leach.) Mae wore Wyse/ea cote to the Plena play. (Iteartmd laughter.) The Laid Chief Baron assisted that there could be no deader of this if a era sated bong ids in the belief that his L orl a td bets pissed. Sapper $ person lad a patent c mese— a i lt ma rrysse obserratioe applies to this Pk ilte iz tT amid he wee going to state that It ryeae W $ pates( of this R ely eaterdeseeiglisa,ba was 1111 7 111111j11110111.111 UMW to whim he eurddisted was hie 4its. Mr. 1. was then coiled ma a titres. He &load that he arse one of the plaintiffs to the pre sent motion, and by prolamion an solar and dra matis father, sad deriag the Lot inr yens le hod wig= a greet many drama* pleas. He hated et die ghee beteg prpmt in Paris Wild lA* Pommes do Perla" at Ile hsgYa Mee resod year, and he and Mr. liesset selm semisoft wows the dress that was played at abe /be. Theatre. The Prima work probahly one read labia The same MUM 1111 time Mama was - The Pride of Poverty, is the Real Peer of baba. (A asp, of it was hoe predrami and idealled by the wilmem.) wee the eater el ihe &imam peedneril Mfaly with Mr. Smelt. bed now m/d the Tema 0404 and did sot endorsing heath, bet hlr. bask geniis a weed Iles of the Wan et the Itrumh gins. He we ale gsdikd by thee metbely, bat aced ptlashrillg Ikea lie awn °Meisel Mem In the =it 6111 gime that he wrote. When it wee the pleas was offered to Mr. Po)ae of the /em. TWO% wad he so:opted it, and it was admelbeil for sratenes an Marley, the 10th of Peltrasey. It was rammed previously end every =MO were tam at .1 the pear y. It was mamma to Ihe 1116,111110748 Mai dial of War nellis. and Se amide NI ma w dams daring the psr hrmines. Tile mar hum tinges. He mold not my whether Mx Boa waifs the It sum. Oa the Saftesi hew MB Os sift =lend to it ri°llr: MIDDLESEX SESSIONS (Bann) Mr. Bodkin.) .Ithe Mararthy,i9, woo indicted for having Mole& en iron safe containing the sum of 2611. and 100 lbs. of bacon, the property and mopey of James Hunter sod other., the mem bers of en association ogled the Imperial LAU Society. Mr. Plea sneered fur the prosecution ; the prisoner wee not defended. - 611iicetWOrnio g of the 17th of July, about eve o'clock, the constable on duty in Chapel-street, Tottenham-court-road, saw the prisoner loitering about, in • snapicious manner, with a truck, which at length he took into .Ufreil- mews, end left it there. On seeing the prisoner at a later hour, be took him into custody, to account for his posers ion of the truck, and it then transpired that the office of the Imperial Loan Society had been broken into, and an iron wife, containing 261/., belonging to the society, end • quantity of bacon, bad been removed from a room in which everything had been left seems es the preceding night, and were lying in the pusses. Attempts had been made to force open the safe, but it would seem that the thieves wore disturbed in their operations, and bad to make • leafy retreat, leaving the booty behind them. The evidence to connect the prisoner with the robbery was this:—That he was loiter ing with the truck close to the office at the time the offence was committed, Jody, it was mewed, to cam off the plunder; that he dented having had the truck in 6611,m -m...ion when accused of being concerned In the robbmy that his boom corresponded with mud marks of feet in the passage; and a statement mad* by him to Inapeetor Checkley as fuller s : "1 wita led into it by Batley; he wee the principal one, and if he had not met use I should sot have been in trouble now, and this I. my ant offence; I am certain of I have got a poor old mother, end the will get on but poorly without Ins. Baines and Calcraft were in it, but did not speak to me about it." This statement sou made by the prisoner when he was charged with being concerned, written down by the inspector, and read over to him, and be approved of it, and said it was all correct. Tim primmer, in his defence, said he had borrowed the troth of a young met be knew, at the request of two young men whose minim be had girth, and they were to pay him to do something for them; bat as to any robbery he knew nothing whatever about one end wee as Innocent of the charge en any one In nowt. What wee meant by "ere offence " was that it meths tat time he had hem la trouble. That wee what be really Me mg. The Jury found the perm 907/y. Inspector Checkley mil be had known Min to be the aseci elate of bad charecties, gene et whoa had been transported, bat be bed never ham In custody. Mr. Bodkin said wend with the verdict, sad sentenced the primate to 12 amts bard lobate. (Beare Mr. Cressy.) William West, 31, of Alward Skiesser,2s, were haileted for utishag 27 copies at the Irma, the property of Charles Mosley sod sarther, the =pagers of West. Mr. Orrldp preeeseled. Mr. Sleigh apposed he West, and Mr. Cooper Ike Rimer. From the miaow of pace onetablo ?maga. 72 F, it spieled the bee laterestioa be raresed, b ear morn ing at the 7th WSW was Wesel i• ware aft Wasp te N. Itimirr , awe epee d Chibelaweeet. Wirt, ewe the are Swede Chuargesses aid Mapped at the worm re Ibolgrelloriveroli ;he this we r de seems et • ewe% re healed a leas of pep= to the ether ye. mar, edam dress aver. The eneede hawed Ms. aer, and asked hie telethe led la • beaks we sers des la whhebe glessZtexere Herstie asweepesedadeld drat, lbet be W des at • plies la Heigelamil street, aid Ibis be bed got this has the Thesseffies The coutelie lead bin up, sad wed to Mesas. Xedies end wailed wadi Wee retuned with the art While be came bock be wee asked, ia the mere of kb egret V be bad ghee amp pep= to • pores la the thread said he had sot, sad he wee She We amitelp. Twisty-sees copies of e /kw were head is iltheefs bag. The th ehe comae having addreeri the jary for the prisoner, verdict of Guilty was stared aphid both. Mr. Creasy seateaced West to 3 rad Mame to 6 rest& hard labour. 114;;Ttr;Ont, who er•• waybill es llorsasy of stoilbtg • cub-4oz, contaalag 311. 10•., &e., tram the Pies Bead pult3e-boolo, Ptrobery, was bon& up sad iostssold to 4 yore pm! servittolo. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. A Muds°, who (*lid Itintselliiaiteettd Ali, but who is known to the police as AM Freshet's Brow's, Was charged with obtaining goods and mow by gamely representing him self as belonging to the wits of the Queen of Oudia and also with steeling s cheque-book from Messrs. Grindley's bank, f3t. Martin'relszte. . . . . . . The prisoner called at the bank, end =fed that he wished to transfer a sum of money to s London bank from one at Liverpool. He made out an or= for 3,7661. upon an ima ginary Arm in Liverpool. Before leaving the hank the pri mmer contrived to pompom himself of a cheque-book. Ho thms called at Nrews. Silk and Co.'s, the coechmakers, in Learecre, and Masora Noses, tailor., Hart-street, Blooms bury, mad after ordering various articles, drew cheques on Merin. Grindley's bank. He wee omendtted for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A gnat deal of time and attention were devoted by Mr. Benign to the bearing of summonses served on the owners or occupiers of dila pidated or highly ruinous buildings in the district of this court. It was contended by a professional gentleman (understood to be surveyor to the Marquis of Salisbury), who appeared fur the owner of the property No. 6, Craubourn-panage, that the authoritiee bad many exercised a very arbitrary power in eosins on to premises, and giving preremptory directions respecting than, which had pot his client to con siderable expense, and that unnecessarily. It was stated that the intention hd been to take down the dangerous part, but they had now been called upon to shore up a portion, and time incresee the expense, and that there was no occa sion for this. He was of opinion that the magistrate's time was wry usinseemartly occupied by summonses for suck as a. the one In question. Mr. Beetles said be was quite of another opinion. A very salutary set of parliament had been properly put into operation, and was being carried out with judicious effect in the matter of old and dilapidated plummiest, dangerous to the public. Time occupied in the investigation of these canes could not be unnecessarily bestowed. The owner or occu pier was personally liable, and when neither could be readily found, it was required by the act simply to &Mx a notice on the door of the dangerous premiers complained of. Ordered to be put in proper repair or taken down within 14 days. CLERKENWELL. Thomas Myers • simple-looking lad, wee charged with stealing three sheep, of the value of 6!. the pro perty of Mr. Ries, • farmer and grazier residing Si Ilona On Thursday afternoon, • police-constable of the N divi sion, 'ay the prisoner driving three sheep along the Lower road, Islington, mid followed him as far se hboreditch Church, when he stopped him and inquired where he had delight them from. lie replied that he had been engaged by a man whom he did not know to drive them; that he wee followiug behind, and would shortly overtake them. After waiting some time, and the man not coming, the Meaner was locked u Ipe wlelb o ll iV;r1 g fun y he u r. l. u e wi t i liie too d , the t d aid kromford wee ", stole the three sheep, end having engaged a cart, brought them to the Lower-road, where he was told to drive them. fiergesot Beckley, N diviiiion, raid the sheep were marked with • dot of pitch on the shoulders, end by that means the police were enabled to trace them. The peiiinner, who said nothing fa sewer to the charge, wee remanded fore week. WORSHIP-STREET. Thomas Day, an ceeentric-looking elderly man, described se • bookbinder. appeared before Mr. D'Erneourt, at the inetance of the pariah authorities of St. Luke e, for the pur pose of making an attestation with regard to the legal settle ment of his wife, who had become chargeable to that parish. The examination of the wife was first proceeded with, from which it appeared that she wee narried to Day about eight years ago, but in consequence of his outrageous con duct towards her she wee compelled to leave him in leas than a week after their union. She afterwards formed an inti macy with • Scotchroan named Robertson, who opened a ourreepondeneo with her husband, with a view to her di.- =whir h resulted in a general rendeevou at • public in the neighbourhood, where ohs was formally sold by her owner, Pay, fur half a pint of gin, which wu paid for by her paramour. She had pines un dergone a series of trying vicirwitudee, and was reduced at last to such extremity that rime sought an asy lum I. the workhouse. The declaration of the husband WAS then gone into. Arcording to his statement, about • month after the death of hie first wife, he accidentaffy became acquainted with the parish prof,* at a public-house rattle, where eke mode him elf offer of marriage, to nerumpliph which all. borrowed entficient money next morning for tho purehas of a special limn.. They had only been • few days together, however, when she eloped in the night, taking with her every portable article the could ley her hands upon, and be heard no more of her until he wan incited to enter into the negoti glom for her sale at the public-houee, where he &nested to tiro offer of bartoriug hoc fur half a pint of gin. Dickson, the beadle of St. Luke's, having deposed to the profligate conduct of the wife, who had given birth to Eve children cities the time of their separation, the dedarationa of the couple were formally signed by the magistrate, and the wife wee removed in charge of the beadle for immediate conveyance to her distant destination. LAMBETH. Mr. Lane, rate-collector of St. Mary, Newington, appeared to support two summonses made returnable on that day, taken out against the directors of the Surrey Gardens COOS pony, one for 561. 54., and the other for 31/. 5e., miners of poor and highway-rates. On the came being called on it tranop:red that the summonses had been taken out only on the preceding afternoon, and bad not Leen served until that morning, and it was presumed that the notice being so short wan the cause of no one being present to represent the com pany. A messenger wan sent to the gardens requesting the titeudsnco of some of the parties summoned. The officer room,' with a morning paper, which the secretary of the Royal Surrey Girdene Comper.y hod given to him with a request that be would lay it beforethe magistrate. The paper in question contained the 011.:46 , announcement in which the Itoyal Surrey Cardona Company (limited) appeared as bankrupts. Mr. Norton considered the notice for bearing the coin runtime too short, and peetponesl the hearing till Wednesday next. THAMES. 111:quel Pcreirrt, a man of colour, and a native of Chili, who has been is custody for two months, ws• brought before Mr. Yardley fur final riailliaalloti, charged with cutting end wounding two English scatuen, named Bishop end Webster, who have been under medical treatment Mums the' wen, stablad by the prisoner. Charles Bialop, who is disabled for life, and was in a very weekly condition, was brought from the London Hospital to give evidence, and, being accommodated with a seat, de posed that he formerly belonged to the ship American Eagle. On the night of the 18th of June, about 10 minutes past 12 o'clock, he wee passing along Neptune-street with two ship goatee, and at lbe corner of that street and Retail-highway be saw a crowd amombled, and stopped to see whet wan the matter ' when the prisoner rushed upon him and stabbed him la the groin. Ile staggered a few yards and fell, and the prisoner jumped upon him, and left him upon the ground in a perfectly insenaible condition. Ho was in the London hospital when he became con scious, and had been there ever since. He offered no provocation whatever to the prisoner, or say other person. John Webster said he had just wished Bishop gad night, and saw him stabbed and fall down. Therewere a great number of people standing about, and the prisoner immediately rushed upon witnem, and stabbed him first wider the left arm-pit, and again on the right shoulder, and ran away. Ile becalm exhamted with the loss of Wool, and was carried to the station-house, and afterwards to the hos pital. Its had been unable to go to sea or do any work 1110,11. Reading and Payne, Nos. 114 and 118 11, saw the prisoner running 'may, and followed him into a house full of Spanish sailor., where they arrested him. They found one knife stained with blood in the street, and another iu the clone to the room where the prisoner was token into custody. Mr. Yardley committed the prisoner to Nmegate for trial on two charges of cutting mid wounding. WANDSWORTH. Two labourer', named Jews Steel and Henry Boor, were charged with poaching. James BreckweU, gamekeeper, in the service of hi. Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, deposed that on Sunday morning, the 2nd inst., Le um the detndants. each armed with a gun, in a field of standing oats upon West Bartel Farm, Morten, belonging to Mr. George Dickson. The field was neat Lis Royal ilighness'a preservm. The defendants bad a dog with them, and he saw them gn right across the field beating fur gene. Steel got under the hedge, and stood watching for some minutes, when he tired at eimething upon the ground. The defendant ran end picked it op, and minuet supposed it wan a bare. While either was coming up to them be beard one or two shots fired, and both the defendants continued beating the own, and the dog kept hunting in and out for the game As leftmost' showed hitomelf, Steel shot at a partridge, but be did not kill It. When Ye spoke to the defendant', Done said be bad not fired his gun, nor had he shot anything. Witness did not know whether they bad any game, as he bad no power to search theni. Bone was fined 40e. fur a similar offence a shout time ago at the Kingstonbenci. Both the &Andante pleaded guilty, and the enlicltor who appeared for Mr. Dickson mid they were liable to two penal ties, one for treapsesisg, and the other for shooting game on a Sunday. They had, however. only been summoned for triwparmig in much of gams in Use dry-time. Mr. Ingham mid it wee diagnostics' fur the detindante to be Sitand poaching on a Bonds y ; sod he fined Bees the full peaty of 40e., and Steel 30a., as be bad not been convicted biers. The mousy was immediately paid. GREENWICII. Mr. me Eduard Jo' Hem, chairman of the Phan= Gas Company, Mr. Aple Matt, and Mr. J• 21114.0 Til ry, with other directors of the _ company, were summoned before Mr. Traill, at the instance of the Corporation of the City of London, charging the with permitting and stirring to flow into the river Thames certain filthy, noxious, =wholesome, and deleterious liquid., refuse from their gm works, to the Lett damage r and comma nuisanes of her Zesty's sub =Job, 'A M di gs evi ev dence, M mend s r. P Ci l lro o r f dered Mr. John ' eon and Mr. 1% to enter into their recognisance. of lON. each to= answer the indictment for =demeanour at tie MARHZIS. COTTOLLIvaleoot. Aram 15.—Tba Wm to-day l ra 1000 balea 1.400 foe oaport. aa4 1.04 , on .14.-rulatlon. an 4 rompriee. a illlnon to Aluerlean. 90 IMAIo. at 4 4. t•. 4,4 : Ii 0 Eqyttazt. at I. hl to ltd. : and O Sa.L. Y 4114. to .44 1 lb. T►e onsetet cloned Lazne''. Lut truly, at the pleas at )astartlay. COTTON le al. Avoca, IS —Tbere ha. Wen my Ilttkdamn la the merest Noce sosterday, but the account. to yid from Wattle hare WI to maw napery fur India Wake, able!. are very , ootwithortandlng Web ammulation of otocitt. ror n roorou ' ltabra to who , markets there le to. moderate but Meads be- Wooer. awl it Is probable that ea improved &mane will soon be 101 l la the home trade a. vrto a. from viripperr. Wthiat U... r0, *pub d.table demand from any one breach of our Mite. at prevent, end bor. m are regarded as operating with mar mutton, yet there lea anent bummers • bleb to ...nimble hi tba aggrarste. end •bielv nob the great rentriettorr of production enured by the .bon -time movement. eeti g tnoetkislly on i.riorm. In yam then or • nowersto Poona: or, V repea ad wi t nner. rutrirall onceied. et . TAM writable to tufts, cootie ue WOOLLEN CLOTlL—Littor, Arena" IS.—We hare no sitemtlon O f report In W. market NI , mornmer. There bar teen about tba usual etteedance mentant. le Um cloth Ilell. , but not much aultriatloa. Biddies. ham been made mu, freely. but not married to any irnpo• tont extant. The tranoketi to. hare /nen eout an avenge. The ntran.o auronaiy of romaetal drmrtrm to tba prey IA wool at the London rolek In the face of indiffmut martet agnl whoa dirturblod mum, maw lar perplex both meaufacturer aad aim:haat. Nettie X, Snore IL—Wool v.. 7 dm. and In awn, terty,.....t.d. talsbar; erwated ..d yen. rather Mel, sad sot remunereLiva HARDWARE....llaustoonsa. A rirre ll.—The Oat of SI. toga 11111 anilines didl. This anso. Shay out of the lastuor tan ow i ado. the hose Nan the ar e Sonoran. tautremor a t sena. Win to mkt to ea east until sow Star sin.% so In fussed mlatin to the meant of the fall oar. Inner two Manus la NY nen were sannons of hoprommast a rattan ay s I s . ... 4 . slackened. 7Ms wes it sows an o. tiers for wawa. ey s 5...... ~,,,,ii. s at boa a:flashy Iran Ne• Orissa awl Pose Anna With them ad tones two law Inoportant eastern tapa s ( s is . the WWI MO assoulacture. tutees amain a a ti Martalty. Iran the chant the repos ary to the don the Me Ina trade Is Wan% and that prim an ratlitr fit tota am it Ownotity. CORM.—CmatatotA Aro 15.—Winst, to nownatte of Se at weather. oss from In to le Oars. to ralo has hem war ham woon. ow, rot ma so au. : ann 64 0 to erm*: bun. aawm Marta Us.: Mess 44.. to tho.; OW. lien to Pls. Connors,. £OO, lA—Tbill• WY a root amply a mast Seg. an prim sari fully lantana. Wheat, Moon old, fa to ilk: tem,whin old, tas • new, 0.t... tot s. any, sew, es s en Own old. 14.. to Tra ; war'. is. nos. W..to 4te. ......a.. to lea Canna. Aro. 13.—Ws heal • lan aptly of want at on mine thle Sogalst. There woe a good amend. awl to 0000 loottoett• naps wag roamed. ikon of a Man ma We : trami es mi dint sa, _barter manias fall, tho rots Of lan ask. Blot, ass ys W Yd. Oa to Wm.; red, on and old. Pun it to Us. ed. LW*, ono. 15a. U. te 144 6d. L old. IS ed. to In. Dan Pane. In, It s Its. Id. ; sonsa m lea 61. tu Ils. Ad Roc 14. ed. to 14. 61. ear. per Saw 3s. 31 to 2.• ed. Oatural. S. eid. 16 LAIL A sa , Lad. Inlemen, la. OL—Oarliste Jana. Counterran Aro. 111.—. t tale swan, of whin tinny en: ens. sad mon la deara. TM eadatue at seal to at ass, Oterseran Al,. I.l.—Ww had sly • thin Menace to her of tat me m. In t wenn prim in. lOW 0.140 0001 01041........... needed. Yoram not ors roady soles La listuaay. M.li ta n • little morn island fur. ugtodio4 conl In Jena I. Oats len al door. Imports for the work ending Au:. a, : W tat, fat, W. ~,.. pain, tonolga. 4.13! mu Lana forthet.3l*Orm. l'at. foram. 2All en, OCltionoty. At,.. it.—Taro wa• a far int out lags amply of *bat Ku anima as estarleasod la enmity, am at Y. pa sawn oa ea waatotad Is. to itt. ou old. Wart. otl. eta to le s. tan lee.kw. to ha. 'WWI. 310. to 44. 60. Van gra. to 314. Lees. We te Pew 40.. to Ha. Hannan Are. IL —The Papoly or shoot t00.j., for.. ...., ~.. non Wog a tho ea era. the aunty as. node dull but an loan Kul r soil at ha wark's pass. Uata. star butter ad.. Pe* and Sago Mod dull but not lower. Must. 31.. to 40 , yet Wool. lU 35. to eta. per or. Oats, 240. to :Au Poe.., fm,. to 191. pat Dorm. 27a bin. per load. NIWCASTIOortOI TYPO. •rn. IL—The weather n's yak has bmea of • vary arable thasen, sarl a 000 d ..:s1 a Su Lae Who at I As an nab he pet • gemplete , toe to barn °pastas. Ins say satiny animating In no von fawn .001. ; but it as the sena ma mitten ins thinera with the lea wombs,, nag oar be 0o ear rat tonal Wow Um =III Wed Ode thie std Tin trade owls no prawn ash d abl te r pat itativiti. Sr I lan ha. tan af Intel road teethe ered must a mats to be swain *hp mAlign s sad whys says hove seam no aro beat tablet ea allLetioullos a fay Is per pr. Warta s , boomer. hue Shia on rMs tar. . . 1. mob • Yolonwite. an t . tii — d 74 sent re:low ay. to sa. Ws be. o mooned hl rw la Sall • Ink new to Is last plant attar to eis.; Saler gull dee. hewer, base Iso mwite sonata home ,ay kW Dank ea Agora at .6.., without warroadlog atteatioe; lam.; the wins eve barn chl liy snood to nab navy quanta nowt Rs ad nowt, at a Jena of Is. pm sad. nsidtar We. Is ••• ether ann. Is e unit Nam ars !lute num o O f morass At 0/Woodwt. POW Monalor. w. Itaa a poi .coyly ot wheat t 0043 the .1 Mile( a tut oriu4t , t, offal from Ow cast. •• ail at truenra runtinamt , thr. carwintaant In 0.1 la some dean to cos. tenet Ilho dreehot tilt outs, ou:stok rune of tht weather at the mos of WO oloy t• alien. boats, col. am awl. a Dos Osnonty, wins fee wen eboloe awe red sad you., atua - hater pas as moned, ony oh*. to Pla par or. Win f root ma t 0... sontioo. eta tatriam ad trumbew 634 to 63..; W••••••. 4, els.: be: mini Dana up toffs. ,• whilst anon wan oakum: 004110.1: *So. boas, lbo Dow oomph. 0 Ott WWII heal to laYlloot, Nob Wit may he .- la-tett to In tasty. for Onion. ONO WM rather town Stunt for, wi are demons of 11. wen Ira. nag no ..toed. ante :a bora Mt moderate moat aaJ pram utrinetsd. Ilan, yaw bat, ants tonsieedu la bwe wd peam .Ittlr nrrtna. Oak way wens don In A.OlOl onbolollto Sing lull. a dear. other sort• rather Cilllappr ; The warn this teok aro :—W bat, or :Aar, 1404 yrs.. lova, hal ere ; &tan. for in. Int 4 1 , . ; o>o., coo. 0 w. :IS yrs . tors a. seism; pen tonna. 16 Ira ; boas, foram. 16 a* flan HT Nnawtcf Arlen I.S. The Wee.' has • .ea eleaready we er ded with la tbla 4.arlet, wl , eoc , , field opostiow hate hoe pralictlae, but /11satallt awl eluffdlk lure 111.11beinill ela other pule of the kloakee lam al &ad Into wore or Itie weeny. The rah, fall In tbe aulAkearbood ...aura In thoeek en ice W erculag to 113 tale IN euffolk the ho crop I. reported to te very eltuatleal. Odd Mit'. redo et.rht to aftura ordmln Mum awl It La not owidand that any duume he. lel heat 'unshod frau the rein.. la Norfolk the rep ite .cratdy. tat on ne shot. they Iced to li.e conclusion that Were el/1 le a :aerate >'ai vastest end a It, ctoi. of 'alley. the local market hay. oat mita much, but La., omstr...ly eshOnted • liebtly upeard leadrary la attest. Mr° today the puma, was takeo IT et lac r to e hut the trader* latttcd akm npuoatan c. Thera sae hub tauter It other eon% NI lamer opotad , o, arr, rurp tt. %bite obrat, 11.. to c+,, and data, tam. to ere per yr.: rlqur , et the atelrly .ale at 04 aew not, ni thlv dyl. 4oe. IM. 111. per sack. The °tattler title afterooott tt again tether raluy and dull. Oxman, arid WI 15.—Thin market today Ph , Penty era ruPPlad bows with old MA bit I shot. nod • Letter dlrpedtko 1.0004.1 to wards.. bat balder. relturol to make ettaelemeor t • Ilraltol sea was trawaeted, en 1 that at as adlawro of !a per qr. Wirt. wldelt tata touch esquire -I otter, may be quoted iota are. ta per yr. ; owe, 31.. to 31. ; bats, 4 . 2 r. to to, ; peal. note rho. n ; hay. at tas two. deur. z3t. to H.. par erica ; Ina brad. Cld Prd breed. tia. tea vlb Ina/. hc 100,111 bassi roc h•TO motel corankt• able as illety to In: fit rparthlind the crape or grain sot tai hnural , 69 othresl-1 a toe week 0.,00, thu tiel , l , oil be outwear eitanalutlai.t.edt hourhood. We turret to ray the wet bas amwod 11,11.100.1113 of ilbaiti W appear amount the potatoes. - . - Parsairogorurt. At u. hare 1.1 ban riluslatetr, ood all 41....critIona of VIM. 1.41• in the 1 , ,1.1. 1. Illore • r lu. Aprout..l A fat quantity of *tint titre to ; Irtyh.ld r well . doe dry toado Cully 'Z.. pa qr. utor the prior. of week. &mod) , any *dogma lon Ituratvo. Aro. 13.—The nverket w.. smiled with both old and new wheat 011 Teo mot:erste mode; the happy,at tone of her L.. 0.100.11 oth r markets,. conwvp. Uf lb • Ctl4li,C 1., to. wen:ba bopedula the omen. of the heyvett, noted -tn.+ to .15yn...1 loot., rote ; old *hood *old at .n pc r qh; bed round.of new 111 LlOlSilltd 1.4 stelt's eurr..4. lofty. tome.blve dottier. Some lot... Auto lark 7 offtr, and yeall...A boon 41.. Coe per qr. thud wren I oaia *IA , mutt,. fulA late A. me. 110.4.1 peas Koff.. quotathose. Wagons, Aro. 15.—Tee early 'Art of the prevout et the weather ImpegnaL and some loom,. earl` made • Into the 4. but wt. Thu Way we have had veer bears rel. senlAwtoott uphd u.J.r .nee droaosrastast do much t 0..... A brom jeoporeon of tbe vryalo n.op to thie adahourbeed are wet, but as set oulr aff erosional field has lets cartea end sudow we have • rive+ cows of irestbvr they arc h. • • ay orlUati poeffl 0. /Jut tittle dolud It eve gale bore to-•tay. The low Swope.. of old wheat ...to PC, ur. tors tottery 1b... 1.4 stet. but Ave fanners In ant ea, to tell wvh the mown. pr sy.vr. le.rorl 7 aryl/slag Affag In other anklet, P. kw to the Were la 63a. &wry. ; oate, Iv ltd. to 1.11.1. the None btatis, Me. 10 SOs. W , !COMM. Aeo. 15.—Tbore gra...hart .514117 .7 wheat at Marktt, 'riff& w.. 1.1 slowly. an ...Aloe of It to P. yr. 1 , 01 .1 .7 Cott. Oats 0.1,1 Cor loom money. Hoar mot putse teuomag tit.. it - - Toes. At.... 15.—the weathee firm le oo wet that 00 groin eta be Pororal, and we f oar LOA ow. Mine to already lokllollMw. ritoer them eitrung-tanec. our lamer. are manta bleb tales fur wheat, and In Ilan moue).hate to pay Is II 2.. con y. moue). I u other arUcle. uo alteration. Wheat. wh 6.1. 72.. er or red. t. 3.. 0.. ets. getedlsig. eta. to aft. pinaguri to Si'. al Malt. td. U.. UV.. I W d. ao. to to. 461. pm atom of Illha. Flour. ted. to 40s per mil of MiXts LlitiCettri, AM. 15. —The weather We week up to Wedneolay ea. dry; .Imo then a grail dull of rang 100. fahro, • Mel. allbutub it M. hew lehetletal for t u ghee tn.lw, ant teen more than intf&ieut for IS. Yfde r•rotw ; a cootie...xi would be prehell.lal, tot • as the Mom. ho Is wain flow. flew weather any IA at bud. At our country market. thi. week it... wheat was In retort at MU pri Vt ; inferior no itohd. Vim onset oats iamb humered after. and in ILI Isay loW. Mil naming. twos W Jet or bad s 0.1 .spa, of whmt, hut anuill of bare) and mt.. bah. reedy for Me n boot and oats. and eria• ma lb. whole ankh tho MM.. on Mg owlet Mt. Whiat,3m. io IS'. ter 41. hooky. is to 3L. Vol..) I. to 33a. Warteroao, Ara. IS —With the exception of nee earg of what loon the Itaitt •• hale oweign arnvate to retort Mad. tnn 4.7 e Innen. tomtshu roam ly .34)thlin; has come to hand. and of our owe mowilt the n oche. hoe been limits Ilea the extreme. uur market by 1n. , . eMrx4ruetl by smnt anal.. Leb week. menu to the 00.1. 11,1 .1.10 of the w owlet; the chaem has uererred at a r , rf must in...K. rout f tku wlanat In OM nalght.nurlw,,tl Won qulm rod! to cuL Our lorclno wheat of wow quaint. •e hme bed •ha 6 ... 4 •• fell meek hot In rso Wary drucrigenoi s, er too; *not LIM. very littl• Au beau torky the ga mtat) on oder ha. two *neut. mtd its latus. rem... 111. untltcrtd. Our stock, a auto we all hat ea bawled. nut Ohio. h.,: Iran real MI to otMo ri their own OR. for the ler gorml, wignh here ehmwol Molt We hose had only a geode rate toy... for I Mae e to at Wee. rather In Ise* of MP.. hi Woes. Ling very II ht. wiltm are out at 1.100 rot to cut alt my hint's( anUell.ll. I . itutemed mimed as wen an fanners hove got rid of lb be Menstel ant MI riga 104.1141 flew Its freely fomner rote.. Imports this weak: What. I,IOJ ; Itelori erre. WU; dour. o Mtits 2, Oh. Istort.: W hmt, bared. tuts, 548 ; aonr, IMS Ma. SHIPPING IN TE 1. LIGENCE C•SUALT Y. C.tbb rte. C 41.00 Nunn, from the elp!e W elee. which trot toboreou the Noll of ettatylf yeeterdaty. was tut &tea.— easpleltows. Aug. 14. Liv•asoot. Pane ST ►u.u.. Ywte.—Naokcv llt. Yd lama PLldaiton, at Bombay. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. lln'ohoro (berotr). from Glottis. /woo , O. Dorothy Om.), from koulmols. Juno 1 , . I.t LS 0., too. 17 Warmer, from Lowormyl for Olort.pme.May If. SI W resabsa, from Ilmopool for Cape lowa. Jam :1, lat.ON., L I Although*, Dom Weans. off Me 03 ,, reat God 1100. Norrolsonm Lhorproi S. *Me., July 11, Is. 15 2.1.. tom 3 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& DOUGLAS—Aug It .4 ItsTl4l 7 rea .-- Buelt mlll., the wife of W. O. Matta% 6K., of • doubter. OKI TYITII.—Aot. 13, et I Inkhorn, the wife of J. T. 0t1a1t11.11 , 4 If...CA. of awe. 11ABC—Aue. 13. at 0-cat Itt,tdow, the wife of 11. liam EN •M D. .4 • dao;htee. POLLOCX.—Aee. It st Ctuovins•stre A. Cavendish square, the J.ll. Pollock M... MAL, of • tr.e. MARItIAOES. 000DY—WAltD.—Aog. It, at the 1.1147 church. Thorne. Yore by the Use. O. Janolog., Vocar. , e. o°ol7. P.. 1 t Olt" daughter of the Late W. ward. 1:.4 Ithunptoo. /11.1 , 1.e.tx lIICKS—NICHOLSON.—Aor. 13. at Darner s Sunny, by the /./W. k. L Cooggenet. William lotglufeut, 0 . "la' K am. too Abbot. thrombin. V, Am muarar ot the Wu no. KA. DEATHS. 800 DY.—Aug. N. at Delwin& qu.n.1142e..11.1. Mama .0411. DaK~adWe of mod 12 PONT W IO)IY.—Awg. U. at Twelatezt-waark Ure. di /War& ISt Mow strat.ChArs. Mr. )1. Mat, and o 0 Mllll.—log. .4 Orem Amt. 11ww. soar SlanOww. Saw. PA.. IL Malik mod Potibawl by 11ium.... am Rai" of 3.1 1 . 1 .. 1 i &mt. ta mam City of Londe.. !flaw, ma Lao .04110 m. eimeml. Um the risdamt Ilrbiumtrimeb—blospaT. Lc o nom. 1 r,