The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-18 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER RACES.—Tisvnanalf. T 123 proceediega_this d a alorded a marked contrast to tie excitement whisk spas the "St. Leger Day." The weather, howemagentiesed Ina eadithe mune, coma &rim that it wee the 6 ' Aday," was well attended. There was a capital seethes as she rooms in the morning cad though the lmeinsaltess were and to have lost seve rel y by the summit of Lewd Mdse. ad *me& =tams of area of oegotiatione for mettemeat arse seder oar iota*. Lord St. moult was reperted to bare won over 'lO.O*L. and the thin*. ef lisatier 11,000 i. Moms. F. Swiudelle, H. Hargreaves, O. Brooke. Georg!, Herring, George Ars seas, were mentioned amoogst those Oho had profited by Me meioses Lord St. Viocen horse. Tbe racing coineseeeed this day at two o'clock, the Zetlaed Stakes being deed lie deg of the eight events the oard oon- Lind. TM ads, ahseetee from the quartette upon the card was Soanmader ; andel the three who went to the poet Osemoder was made tbe favourite, aid after making nearly all the napalm be wee welly, fully proving that Lard Gulden, alma be met derma:otos oe the Fnday after the Derby. was "amiss." The Teeliter.old Sweepstakes brought out half • dome reamers, and Coast Guard, who had been oddest of Joke Oshoree'sstable at York, defeated has former stable eompaaioa, Panes Arthur. After Lord Glasgow had Arlen Mr Joseph flashy in a 300 sows. catch, thirty mown neat to the post for the Poetised Plata which event lir. Tea Bratsk madonnas* MA from the "roguish:len " of Mot , t i r a te exhibited ha usual cowardice whoa Welland and alternately challenged kies. The sale of Usher, the noir of the Javeaile dolling Stakes, pissed 741 gniaeua to the hod, and soak (oedema did Lord W display_ fer the horse, that he nave that mess over the ssilin I pries (401,) after he wen the rem The Benito@ Stakes proved amen miter Is. °snivel. and Johnny Armatron entituog the selmateset recs. the Cleveland Handicap, showed that lie. Naylor peewees art extraordinary animal in l..)arnivel. The following is • return of the day's sport : Tot ZJITLAID finikann el 410 son . each, for Syr-olds; cells Bet 71b ; fillies, Bet ; the wiener of the Derby or St. Leger, 71b orbs. One mile sods half. (8 subs.) Lord blooatores Ossissolor, by lionoloslor—Virso dlire. 824101 b lA. Idwards) I Yr. Bassetooklet'', but Spo emcee:de Gagnages /endowNs, ast Mb.. (A. Walk kii a Betting : Eves ce Oasamailer„ 1 112 art Jseticotes, sad to 2 art Sauterailan laesweisleig the deg tell Osemader tumits, l" ht" u'realtrandagYarda was e Pa rir a L • mil* from ham bower, Onwesedwr aria assumed the lead, whit% hi sweastalwai to the med. sad woe by three =ere a/ 'smith. Jamie** was beaten: two leeigthe A SerI3I37YAK33 at 10 mu. awl, with 100 added, for 2--yr-oldo ; mak Itst 101 h , albs& art 71t ; wanton extra. T.Y. C. (...w fortune 214 Me.) (31 sakei n.b.e. It,. Naylve's Oust Ow& by essaiezer —lady 9. Lt la. alb az) (Challoner; 1 Yr. J. Osbanies Primo Arthur, wt lib (ls Sib ex) (J. sborne) Count ds lagersraes ds nur, OA O 7lb ex) I (Watkins) 3 The followtsa sir aka: My, Mark laws, sad Or Rook° Boating ; 2 to 1 apt Ely, 3 to 1 cook apt Prime Arthur sad Mode rAlr awls to 1 apt Comas Ow d. Dr. Bubo made play, ateembrd Priam Arthur, My, Mlle de l'Air, mod Mask Feu, Oemt by filowdlyinct kw& Domadiag Um bead tato the usight, Dr. Hooke pre way, and Priem Arthur C took the rustsoilowei closely by Cad Puma, o, Pollial up ie bud, wag & f ed nu hie former stable compute wh °. whom headed oppooito dm% endue coldly by fear luithe. A alder diabase ssgsaaad tb. aseaad sad third. Xly miss tad fourth. After IM rag. lOW 10 00 us offered Ceati Otuld fee Ow NAL hat D 2 to I would hare been tabu to sayamoust. win completely a. the prestige of hie Chumps perfansues, was lrMad~ at _4ers of_3o to 1. ~llAxß far 300meg. h ft. 801 000 rob, both tyr.olda. Bed Boor is Ore 1ia47 14 1 4 1 Pasi4 4 Lard illatenee t tly T - ..(11d eir I. Hawle y. Iby Dernsaa—lArs. Minty (We crott) n I IMMO/ : 6 to ses the Kn. Quickly M. who bias dm bed tette Mime, when lie like Whip lily nand her, gad • good race thee oresd, the favourite hilly wiaaiiii by • seek. Sex Forman. Pins d 100 eau is epode. added to. beedicip aweepeaskee at 5 esat eadk for au ors wieners azlrt Sod itease I. (ire Whop irds.) (91 vote.) Kr. 0. Bryain Wefts% by I, 4 yrs, .stub (Fordbeal Lerdetrannore's Borah l yrs, OM 11.1 b 4. bb I M. Z. in Breed's Paita —titesa • (lierist 3 Tbs following eke raw Meek lily, lihmadtal by lar amx trrearea lady bbess, Min Aimin Amman% Creole, Airedale, = a. re=ed. er wa farindew--41611•00, allorcion. Omer el• Lii ims. lllldael Not lyres, Lyn, =, leman wad WMI Bataan: 4 is 1 apt Prank 8 tel apt Wellead, 12 to 1 ere Amager's. 100 be tel Qum et Tromp, NO to 7 apl Germs fr Tle 1 wee table/. a. lidelD4 l Ady Abbrs. end Batioria, 31 he 1 Gogh_ gip JeolreL Paige*, Queer Eliseketh, Orgsio. lhavois, 'Wires, Wild Throw, and Rosebud. After egeareas toads prey, ocienoviaa upwarde of half ea beer, She lens was lowered to meet. The kit ell ere clew of Lady Abbrs. sod Amemmias, het after parodist • husdred yarn Biosdella reused the lee& eat Mr. Avid' ran fol lowed, Locetr a Sese of Trump. Argagosies, Lady Abbrs. Bohemia. W Peereeir, Birk Lily, Linos. Wild Thyme, Credo, Joshed ; rearkair esersedist is • lo 4.. At the &Mawr Bleedene, Lagers, epees of Trump, will Laib. Vara dropped. balk epee Mei* leipcir, el moan. aims asap with • mbar lead is the metre of the seem Wilds lb. Brame Wellead ((us the rails), liefferia, god Ole* Need knee with Mr. Is. Bred& has, who wpm hag rid epee "get 11" r eed Ward wee after a lerialimit Salk with Bohemia by a seek ; the lather 'Asians • rush is the bet lialf.dowes *ides beat Peigeoir by a bead for snood *as ; ban • leeph gerersed tie *bd sad fourth borer, Wild Thyme wee IflY , fare sixth, Jailed seventh, Qom ( ((h k, the Oalligge eel, each. sad klarraial teeth; the lasi let wen Imola, (pegs of Trump, Lady Abhor, sad Carr de Ur. Barbed was left et the poet Tax lumina Osumi* Bracsa of 5 mom. ere, with 50 aided, for tyr-eide gale, : fir 1000; riling 'Romagna Bell lard Widnerelia a Vier, by Cbanni—Meentsis dog ( 4111 ) , (Clealbmer) 1 Mz. JadaMe Pressinika ROLL Ts& 10ib 11 11. (J. Doyle) Come de loniamfa Damie t (4ll I, it...... A. Watkins) 3 iad e TM Menet Me ran :nuerrer—Dater b ether orp lo s' nstlan Conrsolor, 8.4 by es s dam. Braise : Ines ee tferer, sto 1 seek apt Regerthorre's dare colt and DrilL Usher we. sky throughout, s a d awl third wee earil Ilr. y hy • beep\ r 's gob wee f ed • kalL • seek divided the locoed . Yamear Oosirester * med itratiar Janalisa lm, . The wise *, r wee bought ia lf toe ill mime. Ts" Agaralf *taws( 10 ama. ark, 5 ft, with 100 added, for tow sad tyr-eide ; estiesda gemiltim sod allow. seem. zyx. (saw trimly and 114 pads.) MO gam) Mr. Z. C. MrplWe Omsdri. by awaramai—Veb3 yrs. est Hr. Mannealre Ireasssa, 2 2ra ed 111 b . • ( 01 1 1 2011) 2 : MM len Ognite• The pair rue aide by aide to the 2120 11601‘• dilemma, whew Orelval agar away, sad wow easily by Tau Clevag•sm Baimecar of 93 art each, 10 ft, lied 5 may if Bedewed, ha. viLlk 100 added • whirrs extra. Or airs. (27 limbs., WO whom deolarod. Mr. Omani M Jenny Arataren, essadale— Moaner la, 4 pa. 12 Ma lord Chniselddlirelnini. Salt t ltag e risishiw) Mr. C. leaserburs lens% yn, alb ex.) sad . Orhasner) followies alea tens ltairmet, (J. Hubert. Actoma. Ms Serf. 'hro ScAlsonooss &ram of 90 ate.. sack 10 ft. for Iyrolds ; sot* Ilst 101 b ; list 611 s; "loom *Am OM sae. 17 sola) dir. wastes Newyoutet, b 7 Newmbuter—Emma Middle ton, bat lerb J Sn..wden) w.• LATEST EXITING ON THE COURSE. 0111ABEWITCIL 3:s to 1 sea jr Boy (t) 25 to 1 (t) 25 to 1 Btookdows (t) 95 to 1 irk of Houk (I) 1 Villa/noes (t) 46 to 1 Umpire (0 40 to 1 Ootstroot Alive (t) 40 to 1 11sEtsl oodra ro ( t) 40 to —li (t) 40 to 1 Romosoff (t) 40 to 1 Elossioader (t) 50 to 1 goose of n (1) 50 bo 1 Bosksolut Sp m ( i i) 10 to Ito 1 Ealt Agso ion (t) 50 (t) 50 to 1 Lepton) (I) 1000 1. 15 Voloyiss (5) 1000 to 15 Vision (t) 1000 to 15 Bohookoistroos (t) 1000 to 15 asadford (t) 1000 to 15 Lowe, (t) ammo:maul& 1000 to 30 MA Limosios (t) 2000 fif 40 0, 1 Poifoosio (t) Ashes* (t) 1000 to 20 Vilia!sisso (t) 50 to 1 Mid Cloud ft) 1000 to 15 TI. st Prissipol (t) 1000, to /5 Oho& omit (5) 1000 to 15 Cojrbobsa• (t) WOO to 15 The /lover (5) 1010 to 10 Boisologstross (t) 5113alTS POI TIM NOME? Pun (Mails* 44 la son. ; for Siva& Oi WO. tt et lb ribs* Mese ...:..... •ID ember 7 41 11. Wide rusteM.L.....•• lady id Osvallopi • -.17 Hilda . e I - Www22/4111' '. fll gr4 samil e 1 aill • PP Pc UMW 1 W = as : c. UMW • • . I ft 11 . lama V • Mil/11gov •• ira. ....... ...... -! I a Basinbispi a,em :adamieski • Oanw 1z,.. 4••••••••!. ..1 ...... ,••••• ..1 4 1.11 . 41. • • Desselsi I, • ems • Overcast • • Alice 1.,i dr • illealmy • • JAM Mad i THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, Sm. 17. INSPECYIoN OF ROYAL MARINMEL—Tbe whole of the !Woolwich Division of Royal Maria* Light Wonky, numbering upwards of 1,800 mak sad AL, assembled oa the Common this aftersooo at half-put one o'clock, in three battalions, commanded by Ooloode Travers. Marriott, and Autber, and having formed i t heavy marehieg order, Were iospectoi by tkeoeol Halsey, Aosiatant-Adjetent- General of the corps, Captain Travers, and other officers of the staff of the Inspector-General. The force subsequently went through a series of brigade evolutioos. The Vivid, Admiralty steem-vessel, thin moroing em barked Major-Coma' Sir R. J. Decree, K.C.8., Comman dant-Major Reilly, C. 8., his aide-de.oamp Brigade-Major T. W. If ilward, sad other staff officers, who proceeded to Portliest for the purpose of inspecting the &deice of the Coast Brigade Royal Artillery at that station, under the command of Captain J. Scott. General Decree subse quently inspected the barrack quarters, te. and the Vivid, with the officers amid. rotermed is Wedge& at at: o'clock. THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EICHZILTIER ON THE SUNDAY CLOSING UP PUBLIC•HOUSES. A correspopdenoe bas been published between a Mr. Edward Mathews, who assumes to represent the Sunday closing movement, sod the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the above subject. Mr. Mathews, notwithstanding Mr. Gladeicee's vote on the 3rd of June last, ventures to solicit hi adherence to the movement, asserting that public opinion is England is really in favour of the movement; that little inconvenience will be produced by the measure ; that the inconveniences and ere the sufferings of a portion of the community ere Dever regarded by statesmen as a sufficient reason egniast measures which derive thtir sanction from the necessities and highest interests of the state ; and that he la sot acquainted with any interests which can be held superior to that public sobriety and domestic well-being which an abandonment of Sunday intemperance would produce. " For these reasons," he mays, " I trust the Chancellor of the Exchequer will do justice to his own Christian character and eminent talents, and no lees to his solemn responsibili tiesto the Divine Lawgiver, by carefully reviewing the whole of this debated question, and by making himself mister of the evidence in favour of the change proposed. This evidence includes the !wintery operations of the closing up, until one o'clock on Sunday, throughout the United kingdom ; the report of the select committee on public-houses for 1854 ; the fact. laid before the Sunday Beer Committee of 1845 ' • the report of the Royal Commission of 1880 coo the Forbes Mackenne Act ; and the demoustedion of pubbo sentiment is England and Wales coetained la the petitions to the Home of Commons in the last sank* of Parhament - and the coca.' of populous towns and perils'. Should you, as the result of this comprehensive review, decide to favour the Sunday Ching Movement with your sanction. I beg that you will kindly allow me to aenetines your resolu tion to the Liverpool cm:mind, and to say that you have no objection to be numbered with the subscribers to an association seeking, by legal means, to prohibit the Sunday traffic in intoxicates( drinks." To this letter thole/lorries reply was sent : " 11, Downing.strest, Whitehall, Sept. 8. "iffir,—l am desired by the Ohaucellor of the Eashaquer the acknowledes the receipts( the letter in which you deo- I 004 the closing of public-booms on Sunday, and request him to jets the association which it is proposed to establish in the view of promoting that object. " I am to my that Sir. Gladstone finds himself obliged to make • rule to joie no association eat of doors Imogene( matters with which be may had to deal in the Oates* or as i member of parliament. He would observe to you that be has no special osenexices with this question as Chassidim of the Exchequer, except as a question of redoes ; cud he hue always explicitly stated that any fiat interests ought got to be allowed to interfere with its social and moral bearings. "The member of the Cabinet who is specially ceecerned with the consideration of the question in this view is the Heim Secretary. " Mr. Gladstone will at all times be ready to monsider any due restraints as the trailk in spiriteoes Neon ; be desires me, however, to state that it appeared to him that Mr. Soiree. biU, by attempting too much, rather did damage to the cause it was meant to promote.—l au Si, your obedient invest, "B. IL Wulff. " R. Mathews, Seq." TIM CRANIUM Fi.ez AT LIVERPOOL. —Yesterday, for the first time sines the arrival of the Chemed -Hatt at Liverpool, themes:ekes train@ brought some thesssimis of visit.= from the auvreundiag dletrien, sad I. ties cause of the day about 12,000 persons were raided as beard the Warrior, Black Primes, Wesel, and Edw. The Warrior, as usual, was the favourite vessel. and so great were the now& anxious to inspect her, that it wee foaad impossible togintify everybody. In the coons of the aftenmice the Mayer of Liverpool sad shoat 100 ladies andigentlemen were present on board at a &issuer and dames prep by °lbtHowley Lambert and his officers. LLANTaIt OF • BltMelt SNIP'S CRAW AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT NV TEI UNITED SUMS GOVIMENINT. —la November of last year the Ameriesa ship &MU* was la a stoking state la the Atlantic, whew she was bailed by the British brig Lewd*, whom monis massed bar mew. Not only did Osptsia Gray and the now of the Lacoste sedan gor their owe lives, and ggoo through considerable labour to memo their shipwrecked but woe* as "short &Bowlines in order to feed them. The Readmit of the United States heard of the eme and determined to reward Captain Grey rropeesentiag the crew el the ship, for the antry diesels ed as the oixasios. A gold shronosneter enstch•lites y been forwarded by the United States government, in acknowirlieseut of the sarirke• rendered. This watch was ted to Oaplara Grey, at the meeting of the Liverpool Local Maria. Board yesterday. It eon oni the follow* inscription as the inside The Pit chout of the United States to Caplan Gray, for the ream of the crew of the American ship Sartain, 1862.* Os one side was engraved the national armorial swigs of the United Stang, and on the other a representation of • maa moist a aluwrecked mariner. gITHI ARRIVAL OF TEI BARRIE? PINPOINT AND SEA gums or TIM 11111111 L—These two stemn-ehips have reached the Kenny, the former late on Wednesday 'seeing, mid the latter at abmt three o'clock yenterda . Both ships bring large cargoes of 'atop, the Harriett having as board 1,035 bales of fine Ilea Islands. She also aeries 167 half Serer of tobacco, and upwardsof 46 barren of taro pond. The Harriet Pinckney, which bee beau well as the primal* tender to the Confederate steamers Alabama and Florida. left St. Georgie, Bermuda, on the 30th August leak and arrived off Falmouth as the morn lag of the 15th ism ant, where ehe went to anchor, landing a large ask chiefly from the Confederate States, as well am the following peassegen s—the Rev. W. Jackass sad lady ; Mrs. and Wis Crossbow ; Wrest Seines ; Camel Thor. burs, of the Oonfedende army; Dueler Girard, and the Bev. William Ballet. The Harriet Pinekney, whilst en gaged in the service of the Oosfederacy, bag bees under the command of Captain Johns. The Bea Qom. steamer, which betels • cargo of cotton from Hatarnoran is ties vowel which caused so mush ezoitement seem maths since in reference to Mr. Adams's token of leave. DsarH TROY 817170 CATION.—A shocking ame of suffocative through the latithies re of aimed bes eared at the fox koala of Mr. Jam Chaworni Man, of Amnesia-hall, Notts OeWednaday idght aroma, mama Wm. Marley and Wm ,w b e d atialmagligitted • charcoal Bre in the room. About four rteldok a. the fot tang morning the whip (Jean aqua) a a raise rad Edward Shields (the boiler to the aetablishaat) west to call them up, but could sot take them tar. Sara therefore lifted up Shields to the window. which he fovea apse, and be then found Swift dead, and Moe* pales* insaisible. The latter was immediately aka out of the ream, and Dr. Fora was sect for. Proper nadir were applied, but there were very little hopes a kis ream, Both the Me are about SO years of age sad unmarried. A BADONeI DAT/01011CD AND GRANDMILLD T res POLKA CaLe.-0. Ronda, ties Obeyer polite appro. heeded • wornen, rad Margret Lary or Cowen, oe • taZof atering heas ere. When she wee hteuglit ip polies albs as this charge, two aria eaters west to her Wiry" in Alia-street, with the view of making further inquiries reading her. In the ovens of their inverigatios they dieselail e the prewar of her mother, who area the anie lodging., two pawn tickets-4.e for a tahleark and the other for • eat pledged by her, while they were the property of their laedlady. The owner, aware of this treaties until this dreary. in ere cam. mired her to the carers Her ware is Mlle teas, or Lary, daughter of the late Bir Wee Pass. BerL, It hi said, omitted to rake • suitable parka far her ia ihis will, when wrangle' for the 'mama: d an liespetal at Casty Bank. The raises as Biz William's erste, hew ever, gave her aa allowance fro the foods ender their control ; but it I. said that after the dean of the la Lord Rutherford this wee discontioned. At isegth, after a dorer several privations, and deposing of all her arra. able property, she, is • state of utter deetitution, pledged tag rectos for • few coppers. She pled gaily to the charge, sod was maenad to thirty days' imprronnseet.— /fora Britia4 Moil. - Yesterday placards were potted throughout the metropolis offense . reward et 1,0001. t o y th e a sae Biateneed Llitrichatele, 111. a, =trial ilemelet Cellabeese sad et Watt who it elurged with byways awaited attar hay* obtained pemeekse et beak este M the loctawt, se ter ea ilea et preeest lie mar hied et 8,0001. arappeareeee of Diariehitele it the moonnesestmeet et the latetti, sad the NAM eritiohewal et 4.0001. at his bunko* * eambuied with ether eireeesetiosea led to the weipisiee that all wee set tiaha lageiries were eamogosetly reethelimi, bin width it wealil the* Ditrieheteht apd his essemptkos. es the et their ereeziee with weir, seeseJetteas. {Malawi heads aid seearitior ban Memo. Matehimeta, steakhrehery. et Asia. emir; Tbreassortwoeireek aid Mesta.. . Merthwiek. at Gemegembsnii, upon Is s lop extm• is Wok .w e an. tie My Beak ond inn Dash. Oss el ths wed ;Masa was ttitw isle smenedy • stsy S. two seem civil proem • • • EAT WITI CAollolll.—Yew persons is igeonust elltbe ealsolfre opstas et adaltatatioe et arty emy estisbat bid. it. As "alma st Nee mdelly Newt Is In meg imis coorsoos axiom no My Imam es• Dr enewelaiowe. bra. reary./ AM Itsgstag lewest. recommended by Dr. Itsersk tbs =l:elmodet et Ur " uacat.- .tw. says is was tbe leek 11 1 1 beet mer aired So the mbils.—tAdvotissnesal COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL. A . Court of Common COuireil was bolded pester der is the Council.oltamber, Guildhall. Sir J. 'inseam , ' presided es 10C11116 tats= for the Lord Mayor, and them wu a full attendance et members of the court, this beim the first held slows the suedes The Tows Clerk read oommuoicationa that be had received from the serretanes to the YI hitechapel Refuge for Home less Buys, sod the City of Loudon Trues Society, thanking the corporatioo for thew grant of fiOl. to the former, and BA& to the hitter useful moiety. The oommuoications were ordered lobe catered upon the journals of the court. CIUILTT TO LIMIALS 11l ?HZ IIATULXT. __ _ . Mr. Houma, M.P., said that as a good deal of interest had hose excited ia the mind of the public by the reports that had appeared in the metalware of proosedbags at dif ferent police courts, in which drovers bad been convicted of the mat brutal ill.trestaieut of cattle entrusted to their charge at the new Cattle Market, be wished to put a gum hoe to the chairmen of the Market. Improvement Committee upon the sables*. lt had bee. Meted that the emporium were to some *Meat to blame fa the metier, ea they greeted fresh licenses toriersoun who had bees convicted of cruelty, and he wished to know whether thee* was any (*iodation for this stetement, and whether the committee had taken any steps to prevent inch acts of cruelty from being coin being in future? (hear, ,Leer.) Mr. H. L. TAYLOS, the shim - rase of the Markets lin , proveinint Committee, said he was very glad the gnostic* had beer asked, as ft gave him an opportunity of correcting a geod deal of misapprehensido that had been created upon the subject by the reporte that bad been alluded to. He' could emus the court that the committee were most 1111X101111 to preveat cruelty from being exereienl to the ani mas to the market, end they co-operated with the editors of the Society for the 'Precaution of Cruelty to Animals with that view, and also employed two sergeants and twelve additional polio:ems to attend the market on the market days for tits purpose of earryiog out their regilletions. (Hear, boar.) With reliant to the charge made span* the committee of having granted fresh horses tadroven who had bees convicted of erualty, he could say that this bed never been dare eneept in two or three cases, sad is one of them the ploy was clearly proved to have been wrongfully convicted, coda tbe others the offence wee ore trivial character, sad the bosses wee renewed coos the applicatioe of the mea's owe tarter. He would add that the committee had most aexioesly consi dered the subject, and were determined to do all in their rito prevent cruelty being practised upon the animals brought to the market over which they had control. (hear.) Mr. NOIIIB and several other members of the court im pressed themselves perfectly satisfied with the explanation that had been given, and the matter thee dropped. THE /MEM OF HOLDOEX VALLEY. Deputy Fla bronht up a :sport from the Improvement Committee in refias to the reusing of Holborn Valley, with a view to remedy the incoeveduenoss of the present steep sweet at that spot. The report was reed, and, after alluding to the various ans of parliament that had beau passed giving powen to the ore. paretic@ to raise money for the purpws of effectiog im porMetimppceoovemeote in the City of Landon, concluded by reeoaimeedias that the commute should be authorised by tie court to advection for designs, plass, sad estimates for reins@ Holborn Valley, and to otter premiums of AUL snd lb* respectively for the two most approved design, this being one of the most imp:dent improvemeota requind foe the benefit of the public and the requiremeets of commerce. Deputy FiT me& a few observations in support of the matins. _ _ . Bone ineefun wiefeed o km, ',bather there was to to any understudies with regard to the description of improve ment that wu 'assorted to be effected, end whether it in cluded t►e idea of a Redact! — Mr. H. L. TATUM Said that the object the oommittee had is view wee clearly to obtaia the best plan. (Hem, bast.) He had Do doubt that if the suggestios of the oneuufttema was aped to by the mart Me highest talent in tito roustry would be retreated to the subject, sad they would have an opportunity Cl eiselese a plan that would Iffea4 the object view is b eatichogory manner. (Remy hear.) The Irma wee then unanimously opted to. The following motions by Hr. ANDZISOZ wen than agreed to : " That all Dodoes of motioos to be dimmed by tho Court of Common Caused tot given is open wart, but to the Town Clerk, Mall be entered upon the pommies. for to mat mambo mart, or the court shall be informed that nob makes ham bets mislead." "Thin all addressee, remonetraisice, and petitions hom the Lith d March, 1778, to tM present time, which have bees presented to the throne from the court, end the livery ia isominen hall eseembled, with the answers thereto, be prialsid, and a copy presented to wink member of the own." • ?SIMONS. Mr. NORRIS, M.P., presented a panics praying for a snot at money in aid of the ladies' Home, in ISt. Jobb''- , wood. The petition was Mined by Lady De (My end Bloom, the president of the committee of charitable Mee; In whom the management of the institution la naiad, and it sat forth that the Home was intended for the remptioe of pntlewonsen mad persons of education and farmer good poMtion who, by .unavoidable circummenose, bad bees is. doted to poverty, and who were a clam most unwilling to force themselves upon the attention of the public. Deputy ELLIOTT opposed the greniing of the corporation way to persons cleated a. hulas," and be said that the yywwwweurr dames made out quite sidliciont claims foe their beuaiciesr If they were is a positioo to expend 'money ehesity he thought tt ought to be ezpeoded upon the poor sod ignorant porta of the popnlatioa, acid sot upon Isdka," who, by their oda:sties sad emenes ions, ought to be in • piseitten to sere • subsistent* few thenuislves without Wing for charity. (Haar, beer.) After a few words from M.r. BICHAZDSON in support of lb. _prayer of the petition, the court agreed to refer it to the Coal, One, sod Firms Committee tote takes into coo. siderstion. ♦ miler petition was presented by Mr. Alderman FINNIS in aid a/ the boddieg land for tee enlargemeet of the Sedan' Home, which was also referred to the same com mittee. Upoe the minim of Mr. J. Etrisothe, it was referred to the Cool, Con, ad Firms Committee to *We sod report to the mart whether say payments are made to the corpo ratism for the ma and reparatioo of the conduits of the City ; and, if so, whether the sums would be applicable to tbo estakdithrthat of drinking fountains. Mr. J. KILDAY moved, " rhea it he Warred to • special ward committee to consider whether asy, mad if say whet, improvemeet eae be effected in the armagenteste in and about the Oniklhall and the several office, cosseeted there with ; that such committee do smertein the entire arm. of the premises, and obtain plans and estknates es to the mist of reconstructing or altering all or any of the smithies buildings so as better to adapt them to the general buoieese porpoise of the oor. position, and the to obviate the thosesity of is urring the very Wg• expensis which are /lionised oo every public occesios for special entertainment or °Sherwin aid to re port geasrelly thereon, sod on any amities oroomstancee whit* may facilitate the prop:rod object. Aid further, that the report of the City foods Committee of the 31st July, 1862, so far as related to the works not at pment oon. toothed for, be referred to the said special committee, and that is the mantas* each works be sot proceeded with. The moths wee seconded by Mr. R. N. factors. Mr. Longo! 7r1.11.011 thought his friend's motion rather tee eireumocrtbed sad moved on smesthoest similar to the original motion : but intended to give the committee under power'. A diatomic' egad ; sod Mr. KILDA; in his reply, said be Whoosh* bit wince was sulfloimit to &sewer the purpose desired. He bad, adviiedly, not been too explicit in his matins, but at the same time, if it were looked at &thou. trimly, it would be found to meet all the rtholrenamits of tbe nevertheless, if the court wished it, be was quit.. , ill wing to adopt an alteration to meet Mr. Lowman toes views. aftearbsent was put to the court and negatived, and the original neseirsorith • slight verbal alteration, was ormanally carried ananimoualy. Tb. cost then promedarl to nolahote a ward committee, ow member f of Me alderman preeent ad am =S e and thee sdjoursed. FATAL AOOIDINT AW INGIng Wedaaiday ea 'aqua* was held at Hoddendeld on the body Hairy tH, aged 1 eagle driver. The deceased was driver of • goods fade that left Leads for Nemehester co Friday taming last at a quarter to three. Oo arriving at Heaton Ledge Mattes, near Hudderaliald, at tee Maiden to tour, the train xtopped, sad the deemed got off the engine, which wee thee detached, sad ghosted ea to • Min . to the south at the hoe fur the =caof kiwi( three troths The b the sane l adding th em to the trait. The deceased went to the ddiog sad seaucted the Make In question to the essim, sad them advaacieg to the encase, he got on to the iron step of the tender to say something to the 'taker. The moths me then movieg towards the mia Its. at the rate et the mile' an hour, and wee passiog the end o f soother outer siding which joins into the eidiag on which the engine wee roisMg. sod which wu full of keelsa wag gons to width' three en fair feet of its iaterseetha with the other, when as demob who wee standing loosely on the tender step, with • sort of swiss, we might by the tharest truck on the mood siding. sod knocked aim the wheels of his own Mader, which peened over both ha sod led these horribly. He was instantly conveyed to HtddersWd Jogrmary, where, upon coosultation, the N ydethes xesolved epee the amputation of both l The operation was successfully performed, and the deceased seemed to rally till &today morning, when he b t g a to Mk from the extreme shock his system had sustained. He died late on Heathy night. The fury found • verdlet of "Aesidestal Mike at the sem time uthelly regorging the repriustatives of the company ;meat OIL nam Haddonfield, station master, Nr. Lee* athagn the geode deportment), to reammod the company M all etas where pomible to leave the ems ague between mum on I siding sad lay Oka' siding with w kith it mavens as between the two mete bask se as • resinous or the prom% aesideu It was I es on behalf of the oompsoy. that the deceased on leaded hie engine noted author, te" the rules sad mob,- gem Igis i lereneew the co= sad vamps .ethe ..., 0 0 240 mos little mere • took, jut spoil* 111141 • Tax eaglet/ft UoirTZACT sort RON.— Herm Thome Loaner sad Co. have muted • contract to wimOy the gueramet with 43,000 gam, &MILL A. Lemb - has aaileetiless le soppi, 34001) plias& EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18 ^ 1863. , a i i I•' THE 4 3 01410 E COURTS. _ outsets w ELL. Caroline Pape, a pert-looking girl, apparently 18 years of age, mas charged before the Sikhs magistrate, Ilr. Inywourt. v4ll bre•king twenty panes of glass, Ta l us 30 a .; the property of WMiam'Crockford, her matter. From the evidence of the _prosecutor, • gentleman re siding at No. Bfa thas.reed, Ornionbary. it appeared that the prissier had entered his amnion es a domestic serest on Saturday lasi, and on the following day be was surprised to Gad several panes of glees in the windows at the rear of his residence were broken. This breakage continued meet y both on Monday sad Tuesday, and at lase the polls Sheer s were appealed to, and one of the body was set on the woteb, the resat being that the mystery was solved by the prisoner being caught in the act of throwing • stool at one of the kitchen windows, and aLe was accord ugly given into custody, when she admitted she bad broken the windows, but could smirk no reason for her viaduct. Polirteconstahhi Thomas Hardy, 412 A, prised that he wee set to watch the prosecutor's premises, and for that pur pose be stationed himself on a skylight, from which he had a complete view of the lashes, and about tea o'oleek at night he saw the prisoner, who was aloes, deliberately take a stone from her pocket and hurl it at the window, thereby breaking a paw of slam The witness at aloe present ed himself took her into custody. In reply to the magistrate the prosecutor stated that he had a good character with the prisons from her last Pim*. Mr. D'llyncourt convicted the prisoner for the wilful damage, and ordered her to pay the amount, 30a., to with a fine of 405., or in default be imprisoned oneror ibeto month, with hard labour. WORSHIP-STREET. Marks George, 21, a shoemaker, was charged before Mr. Cooke with feloniously cutting sod wounding Jamee Brooks, with intact to do him serious bodily harm. Mr. William Vo•dorse, • cigar 'manufacturer, of Barton. street, Mil.-end New.town, stated that while returning home through the Bothnal-green-road, between one and two o'clock that morning, is company with Brooks, both brim perfectly sober, the prisoner, who had come out of a public•bres. began dancing round them, and rethiaely sad without the slightest provocation alma the Weer I with his fist • blow in the stomach. This wee taken M *planet good part. Semi words of no import peered, cad then prisoner struck Brooks in the chest, who te rmed the 'torso, by hitting his assailant tree' hi the tam. Prisoner immediately threw himself Mite • fightiag Mitt tads and admired upon him, but seemingly f lag Mathis would be over-matched he adroitly took something from his pocket, sod closing with his oppoort, before he could be =tad, struck bin breath the left arm, sear the book. blatantly called oat that he bad been stabbed. Mit oses, not seeing any knife, could sot credit the assertios, but the injured man beer to snigger about sad appeal for help, which being reechoed , it was seen that • wound bad been indicted in the part mentioned. Prisoner then gave up a clasp-knife and coolly walked away, while the sufferer was coaveyed to the Londos Hospital. Moore, 585 City, deposed to having tors the primer into custody as he wee leaving the East and West India Warehouses, in Feschurchetrest, a few bean previously, be being employed there. When told the mature ef the Marge by last witness, be replied, " I will go quietly with you. I did commit the offence. We bad bees !With( to gether, and exchanged a few blows • but Brooke wee a Imre and powerful IMO. and I therefo re took out a knife and stabbed him." A certificate having been handed to the magistrate from Mr. Ring. house surgeon of the hospital, describing the stab as a punctured wound, The prisoner expressed contrition for the act be had com mitted, adding that it wee untrue to say be struck Brooks twice in the first instance. . - itlZOOkeC;ti;rd s reemed pearling the result of the in jury being akertelaid. TR AYR& HwsppA Barnes, a lawashir• workmen, was hrooght before Hr. with being drunk and disorderly, sad assanitiag Banin e rtistler. tiaet collector, at the Shad. well Ration of the Illackwaß Railway. The complainant stated that the prisoner came to the Shadwellrt•tioa on Weireeday afternoon with a Poplar ticket, for Gravesend. He told the prisoner be mast go beck to Poplar, and could not proceed to Grinned with that Bakst. The primer, who wee very drunk attempted to go..MaW„ sad to prevent his falling Into danger he him arid said he odd sot be allowed to re the stopped;lll sad endanger his life. This primer said be woeld go where he liked, and Mated cm proceeding up stairs. He laid bold of the prisoner and palled him back, ea which he seized him by thee:et, whirr he tore. A tailor seid the repairs would met Is. The 'items, who wore the tors our, pointed to a large rest under the right arm, sod to another rP front ef the oust. la answer to Yr. Porridge, tlle. wither rid that a ticket paid for at Poplar would Lot entitle a lean to travel to Ginvessed ham Birdwell. I[r. Bowdhr , the ;;;;d clerhosid the Ilh.dwell station was a mile and a quarter *serer Landon time Poplar. Whistler .aid the prisoner meet bare walked from Poplar to ell, sad did not cane up by tail. The ticket wan " Poplar to Gravesend-22d shim' The prisoner made a rambling demos, and said he was a hard-working man, and thought it very hard after he had paid his fare that be could not proceed to his destination. Partridge said there was too hardship in the cam. The prisoner was not entitled to leave dhadwell for Graves sad with a Poplar ticket; and if be was, it was the bounden logo: railway companies and their sensate to precook drunken men or women travelling me their lines uader say preMoce whatever. The complainant bad acted most pro wag and dissreetly. B. fined the prisoner la.. sad 5.. is addition for the damage dome to the mt. THE BEADIVED BAEZ ROBBERY. I Since 'Saturday inoining, when the robbery of a ' ' safe aid its motel:its from Mr. W. 1). Fox's premises was disuovered. tel poly:slur., Welk wiletstigehie is their eau time to discover any trace either of the thieves or their booty, and on Tamed.; eight Must efforts were reworded by ths recovery of the safe. The marks of wheels had been traced to • duo pool of water in aa old excavation in • gold SW a road leading to Calmaley, sod outside the burtrugh, and on VlMliiliMg the stoned neer to the wider an indentation was found which exactly cure , speeded with the width of the safe. Mr. Hisoban, Iwe chief constable, Mr. W. I). Fox. sad his brother, J. H. Fox, and maker, of Cleakentee, were at mos communicated with, sad were shortly cm the spot. To pat an end to all uncertainty es to whether the safe was or was not is the water, Mr. J. IL Pox took off his clothes and dived to the bottom, but reappeand almost instantly, ad exclaimed, "It is the safe ; I bare had hold of the handle." The safe war in about ten feet deep of water, and being osanderatily sank Otto tit. mad, is wee found impassible to Meg a chain round l and it was re solved to empty the pool by means of a Are engine, whisk was obtained from the policontatioe. A number of people bad been &turned to the spot, who were espy to give . assiatiume in the recovery of the safe, and about forty were eslectsd,, who relieved each other at the anise, all sight. The water was exhausted at the rate of about 36 gallons per minute, but • small striate which Lows into the pool made up to some degree for the quantity withdrawn. About two o'cloek in the marniog. Sergeant detective officer, who was on • small raft. saossods4 at lint by the help of • crowbar, and after ; wards by getting into the water, is potting a chain round Me safe, and by the united exertion of all it was at eau dragged out of the water. CM S - minutia' it was found that four holes had been drilled Into the ads, and on being opened it had ths emersioa of having hese charged with gunpowder. A rope was tied about the safe, which. it is supposed had been date to prevent the door oponieg, and say portion of the books or pipers floating up to the surface of the water and betraying its presence beneath. The safe sustained the drafts sad cheques, and the books with one exceptioa. The notes sad gold were gone. The safe .was at mee oonveysd to the polio, station, where it arrived about four a.m. At the Borolgli court on Watleaday, Thomas Hays, the watchman at Upper Croft Mill, who was brought before the msgietratin os Monday, co bowknot of beleg concerned is the robbery, sod remanded on bail. wee again bresi up. Hz. (koalas sod that the safe been ; gds and at proud he was not in • position to carry the ease spurt the prisour any further. The reason why the mimosner was taken into custody was that be was the watchman oo the /ROM'S'S from which the safe was stolen, and that he had loads a ustanient to his employer that he had hese round the place every thrse•quarters of as hour. It wee thought to be impossible that he aphid have douse without knowing ' smelling of the robbery, as, °wise to the weight of the safe, its removal most have been • work of time. He asked for the prisms: to be discharged. Mr. Lees, solicitor, said be appeared for the prisoner, and should like to know, first of all, by whoa authority . be bad ' lean taken into custody. He (Mr. Lees) had been tato the neighbourhood of Bowling, and lie found that the utmost eoetempt was expressed for the parties who bad token the prtwninto custody, who was stated to he • most honest, ble mu The Mayor said be did net know that the magistmtm bed anything to do with the character of the primmer. All they had to oonaider was whether they would discharge Mr. Lees said he Mould like to knew whit ',idiom conk' be offered against the prisossr by tho parties who took him into custody. The Mayor said Mr. Let" had no right to ask that ciusstiou. Mr. Lees said he certainly had • right to ask the *dirt. dual who had taken the prisoner into custody why he had dons so. Tin Mayor thought not. If Mr. Lore wished to being an action for fate imprisonment he most propene his caso oat of mirk Hays was then dieobargod.—Lrede Mercury. *ANDSWORTH. In the 0001110 of th;;;;;;;liareep;t 7 table.looking woman app/led to Mr. Darman foe aasistaime from the peon-box to amble her to reach Portsmouth, where she wished to on. bark on baud the Royal Albert, to joie her husband at Cawapore, is India. Prom her etatement and the letters which ohs produced. it appeared that 'bowie born fa Caere wee, and married flints William Reid, of her Majesty's Ist bettalioa of the 9th Regiment of Foot. In 1859 the regi- Meet returned to Ragland, and her husband was employed in the recruiting service in the northern part of the country. After a short stay in England, the regiment was ordered to the lolanda in the Mediterranaus, hot she was unable to sr company her husband, sa bet OMB children were iR with nesseles. As the bloods had bees relloquishad, the regi men was ordered to emporia, and she had reesived per minion to sail by the Royal Albert on the 213th of next mouth to joie her biased. This was the sewed time she had obtained permimion to join her hoshaad, but in con legumes of Blame and the death of two of her children she had been unable to go. A clergyman, who was aoqueloted with her acs, had paid her and her children's passage from Hull to London. She intended to have walked from London to Portsmouth, but on the road she met with an accident to her leg, and she mold not proceed any further than Wandsworth, where she had been staying at a lodging-house Niece Saturday last s She had no memos of getting to Portsmouth: sod the Ram Guards authorities had sent her a letter stating that they had too power of rendering her say &mistimes, or of deduct ing any expenses from her husband's ppaay. Sim had three brothers is the 44th Regiment at Portmoutb, where, if she could reach, she would 'be able to manage with her children until the ship sailed. The poor woman appeared to have • diffioulty in m strainiug her tears while answering the magistrates quer bons . . . . Mr. Nyman told her be would make proms' isquiriss. sad If he found her statement correct he woold smut her. The applicant thanked Ida wonhip and then withdrew. CURIOUS ACTION TOR Damao= AT SUNDZILLAND. On Wednesday, at the SoutierlaDd Comity Court, • reeetree heard is which Robert Taylor claimed 50i. as couipmeatioa for injuries be had rtheived et the beads of • companion named Jobe Atkinsm. The man are both saw7ere, wish/ at Southwick, and residing is the Amami village Hylton. On the morning of Monday, the 118th of Ju l io last, they loft their work about ten o'clock, sad went into the public•house kept by Edward Brown. They had • good deal of beer, and eat convening about feats of streagth until Atkinson mid be would bet • quart there was sot • man is the home could lift him. Taylor said be thought he could, but did not accept the bet, and while they Were at the door !Attracts twelve and one, Atkinsou said, • Cos you lift me new r and upon that nylon undertook to c o rn him into the hose. In his 'videos the plaintiff mid: "I put my back against him, in • stooping position, to lift him by the thighs, but be said, Tina's not the way, I'll show you.' Refloat shoved kimonos up through under mine, and fetched them on Oohs:kakis: of my head. Then be premed my heed down into my hood, and I felt something give way is my ask. Hell down at his test, and mid, • YOU have dee, Ore He said, Can you carry me new r I No, you've doss me.' He said, • Come, get up, it's Wy the drink, sad you'll soon be better.' But I could not stir and George Young canted me into the house. Dr se a has owe attended me. lam now very weak in the small o f my hank and have very little use of my hands, being analth to lift anything. We were both ender the influence of liquor."—Margaret Barwisk, plaintiff's sister, deposed to convening with the dehadeat about the affair. He offered to show her bow it was done, but the declined, thinking that for the of the taatily to be lame was quite "bough. She asked him why he did not allow her brother to carry hint in, to which he replied "That'. my catch." Re afterwards said, he had been done in • similar way himself ones before !/ ..: er isian at the Three Hone Shoes Inn, and he was sot for eight or nine weeks alter.—Dr. Rona that the spied marrow wee Injured. mad said he a r ou s :d d plaintiff eampleiely paralyesd, and without power to move or math himself is bed. There was great tenderness about the saltine of the sack, and in his opinion it would be • keg tame before Taylor recovered the the of his limbs. Re might recover setheirlak, bat would never he the men he was tsetse the assarreass He did not think be would be a% to ;Wok aro • ammo agate.Tien w so7skirtatati7ll d e m is es to the adios, sad bin Hower baud far the pasta. tiff, with 254 deranges sad ovals. H. resorted Nut Ohm& the wee bed agreed to a mild of etreeitit is delsedsat bed awed utak setae. He 'mild bees sites judiesset to the Miele sous of 504, bet the defeedset, eel, • week* rasa, sad bash( • Weil, beeeisitein. wood& r eat be sto to pay rare thee Mr. T xrucasek Cartasick. Full beetaiof mimed duty Our' , r k t kL by puu.r fraso lila ": 4a 4i. *Soney 44. at). la the .. str; apt sad red &Mous laggteNd. /VW ovir/ se ispasbine,4ldMillesmela THE PREVENTION - OP INFANTICIDE. Yesterday afternoon a meeting was bald at 16, Crammi etrest, Strand, in farthermos of the farmed= of the National Society and Asylum for the Prevention of Is (antacids. Dr. NILL occupied the chair. The Cluragas briefly opened the pro:medley by o b serve Mg that • few days ago a prelissiaary meeker; el gentlemen had been held with a view. of checking the of infanticide, and it was resolved that an be formed which would somblin the benefits of as asylum end et a moral reformatory for the mother sad her off spring, where oho would have shelter until able to ratan to her oaloptiore. Mr. DAIMON (the hos secretary) then red Oa Wastes of the last monies, which were maimed, sad said he had received a number of letters approving of the movement. Letters had also been received from Mrs. Haloes and other ladies, and it was proposed that • ladies committee should be formed. At the meeting referred to It was proposed that the members should put their Mews upon the subject .into • papr for the purpose of creating dimension. He I had already received several papers on the subject. Kr. Enemata neat read a paper advocating the admit tance of both mother and child into the Parading Hospital, as It was aotorions that is the hospitals of Paris and Vienne fifty per crat, of the children died in censequeses of septa. ratioo from their mothers. He was of opinion that the mberable id. per week should be unhealed for sub. steeled sad aostioual support, and, in cam the Dodd not be obtaiued from the pockets of the salseTrrit should be taken out of their skim. lir. Watt said he attended on behalf of the Society for the Preservation of I staid Life, which had been formed by the working classes some few months ago. The working classes wen greatly interested in the question. Through I the influence of. the society 40 petitions had been presented to parliament, and, more would be promoted in the ensuing ...i on , p ra ying an inquiry into the Bastardy Law. The society had been promised the support of several iollutential members of parliament Having the sameobject in view as the promoters of the prawn meeting, the society would be meat happy to 00-operate with them. Dr. Bunn ETA" said it wee a matter of Oolterattl. laths that the working dames had takes this move ment up. He believed that houses for females were india peneabia, but it was a delicate subject, and beset with dif ficulties. It might be said that the asylum where' the poor mother could hide her shims would lied to immorality, but any amount of immo rality was better than murder. It was not passible for • woman to support a child upon Es. 6d. per week, and yet it might lead to immorality if some women thought that they would get more. Kr. DeWeoll said their object was topreventchild =ar dor's much as possible, sad he prapoese the appointment of as officer to assist the police in bringing guilty parties to Justice. The motion having been seconded, a long diacussios emend, in which Dr. Worthington, Yr. Safford, Kr. Chmtesworth, and others took part. Eventually the resolution was withdrawn, as it was con- Witold premature, until the details of the proposed society bad been settled. A committee of ladies was next appointed, and the meet ing was adjourned until October, when the rules, bet of presidents sad Ismael papers will be submitted, arid some deduce pima of action decided upon. Tars ALLZOND ATTEMPT TO POIMOII • CHILD •T HULL —On Tuesday, at the Hull Police Court, before Mr. T. H. Tra i m s tipendlary magistrate, Augustus Wells, a t, and Owe* Thomas Wright. landlord g oraTnenionthOutle,Gebonorstreet, Mall, were charged on remand with having attempted to get poison admisistered to an illegitimate child at the latter prisoner. Several mew were examined for the defrock with a view of showing the abandoned character of Mrs. Woodmumey, upon whose evidence the case for the prosecution chiefly real.. His worship further reinalided the sees. NEOLIGINCI OF PARISE Orncw.—An inquiry took place at Gosport. on Friday Let, into the arcomitences attending the death el Daniel Armin, between 60 and 70 yews of aim whose Ids, it was alleged, might have been prolonged d prompt medical assistaaos had been rendered to hemOn the Freaking Tuesday night Newmin was found in South-street by a policeman name Kills unable to walk without anostsoce. Kills left him in charge of another con stable, and west to the house of the relieving officer, Mr. White, when seeing a light In en upstairs window he knocked, and continued knocking half an hoer. He saw the light disappear mid shortly afterwards Mr. White came to the door. The constable stated his ease, and after some couversatioo Hz. White referred the policeman to Mr. Gray, the medical onion. Kale want to Yr. Gray's, and was told by a female &anent that be was not in. Mr. White, .who had followed behind, said to the women, "Tall your master not to get up until rvie been to see what the ow is." The policeman sod the relieving ofiicer than went to the nick man, and Mr. White said there was nothing the natter with him, be was only drunk. KW said there was no smell of drink, and that Newmin seemed in groat pain. Ultimately Kr. White loft, and the man woe token to a lodgiothouse in South-street, kept by a men named Smith. In the morning, by the direction oil two of u m guardians, he was taken to the woetbousa. Mr. White went to Smith's after the'. and reporud that do omed was drunk. Deceased was properly Weeded to when in the poorhouse, but was so thorouguly exhausted that he died ou the following day, and it transpired that deemed, who was a labourer, and lied been recently working at Ribes, had told a fellow pauper in um warkbones that he hod bees star,* for want of food. The jury, after some deliberation, found : " The jury are of opinion that the de ceased died from exhaustion, but whether produced by natural ceases or otherwise there is sot sufficient evidence to prove. They, sash. same time, record their otinvietioe that there appears to bays been peat menet on um part of the method and relieving dhows, and brj to call the at. of the guardians to the eases. '''— West Surrey Garde& [Advertimement.]-411oL1DPAT's OISITIIIINT AND hue.—The Laver sod tleamaela —A sufferer states, I tried medicines, pseecribed by the beat &clan. toe User complalet. but they were of no service to se. I bad only rubbed your clubmen' oo W side ten days when the =MOM there and in ay breart abated. my appetite teemed, and 1 telt gone dinar. nil I hare seer heft elf riebbirg, but eaatiabe the pills." Tide Invalid steadily adulated to sowed MAIL he way Mimeo fore kaesea, repose steissened blood tress Ye .11k Mil sues ere sad safety se friction with llniZ: went. winded by eppeetwiste deems of hie fing AY diateeseher apiapecama miming trees a dlaeMed Manes sae teiwored se by aegis by thialteadeellif MARKETS. TALLOW.—TNIMUIDAT EVENING .—Tho market was inner tally :—Spot, old, 42.. ; ditto now, 45.. ; Weber pootobor, Us. to 42.. 3d, ; Jaittoary to Month, 4ja. r 4. Delivery to last toosoutg, 1,1:47 orb; minds ditto, 1,145 casks. OOTTON.—Lnonadot. Szor. 17.—W0 boor had a steady morkot today, bat quit, at previous prises. Tho Was are AM be*, of wbiel 6,4 M aro ow apsoulatioa lad for o I .L Aamolota, 261 d. to 270. ; 8,100 Sw at , 151 d . to Wed. ; I,OOD Egyptian. 2W. to 284 d, 1.0 aad Maeda, 2/544. Tba wadea import in 14,b$ tam WOOL AND WOREITIiII..--BIADIORD, Barr. 17.—As might ham beta astimpstad sitar the large salts which have bees made is wool deltas the pail two or throe weeks, • somewhat quieter belie( bee smumel, which mama% almost to • lull. Spieners have got well tato stock, sad do not oars to bay more alas they require while rein an so high. Bat dumb tits ear:erste of the sissies traussetiose hes beta leis them t h e preatding. the qulatity which hoe . changed herb bee bearifer from isemieiderable . . The ex treme prises of Let week me fully sisialaised, and the ter dewy is still upward. In yens them is the mane extreme slate of matters in the market as there cos hat Week. 4piesen either refuse to quote prime at all, or quota them iworhitently high to keep od buyers. The demand for 30's hes eoniewhat subsided, though, of come, spinners are executing lane contracts previously catered into. B on y ooeeiderabie orden have been rives eat for coloured yawn, ' pertly for export, but shied y for the borne trade, abd 'lvey. at advasoed rates. The Lancashire demand for worsted yarns bee also brought some good orders. Omdsd sad twe-fold yarns are dearer. In please, morn heyers bevies sparated to the full extent of their requiremeste, the market today exhibits a quieter amps* but though ler bliness is treasseted, prima of Weeps, linings, baratkers, Wiliam serge de °orris, Italia, aloes, prim/Mar, medics, dc., have again further advanced. LACE AND HOSlERY.—Norrisosam, Beer. la the prearat excited sad fluctuating state of the pup market, so use knowing to what extent prima will riss beton a reaction sate is, there is meek more speculates than healthy trete is moth of the manufactures which me that Maple to any considerable extent. Nevertheless vs are happy to report that there has bees so eigthbution la the improvement which we noticed last week is the lace trade. There is a fair amount of carton far thrifts darn of goods for the foreign markets, the do mead tor silk lama, edgiop. nod for yak laos, being especially asineted for this early period of the thaws. Borne houses, who me exclusively engaged is the home trade, de not speak so hopefully of the Mato el aura. Brows set makes" are compelled of memo to advance their terms, sad some smailactenn are mikes to buy, fearing they may aces have to pay still mom. The prospers for the "utensil trade am still TV= comm.. the late 'headset harvest laminar all with eheerfuleige. We regret heist asakie to report any materialhepresismeet is the boairry trade. Nosy machines an still Mending idle from the sheer impossibißty of In any profit epos the present high value of yarns. In fact there is them difficulty in obtaining yams to work up, the Valiollll commission agents being instructed to submit all orders, and oat to take say large err, so that until a down. ward movement commences apm, employment in many breeches must be very Wetted. —3 otrinotast Journal. CORN.—Blainnonar. Sart. 17.—At Gloucester sad Woroester markets, oe ilea 121 h, there was an lacreamd wapply of English wheat, which was taken of slowly at the currency of the provisos week. Barry in dared, sad fully as dear. Ors more impaired far, at 6d. per quarter nadir previous rata Bear sad peas hold far quite soi tusk mossy. Daring the Front week, the worker having hiss very favourable for wirserieg the OM still is tar Ilelda, the trade in wheat has Mod dull, and to Wiest salmi is quantity, martially lower prices must have ban seseptod, particularly for foreign. Barley, oats, hoar, sad per somisally inaltered. At Wolverhamptoe, yisiorlay, whir of all kinds gar way la. to 2k pot quarter. At this day's marhet tree was a large supply of Prighsh err old and lee remiss were Is., damp 2a, and Ammer 3s. per quarter lower. Barry maintained id vars. Boar and per Arm. Oats, &l. per quarter charm. Damao, Saw. IT.—The supply of wheat at oar market today was again limited, owing in some measure to the 'atomism of the harvest. n. trade ruled dull, and buyers seemed indisposed to go into the stock. Priem may be quoted fully L. per quarter, sad is some imtasees Is. to B. Rader last week. Top pries of best white wheat Ns., and best red 23a per as& Illemeal parcels of barley It. the marked, varying is quality and character, from 34e. to 425. per qr. Toddies were Is large supply, and many of the samples out of awake ; the trade dull at lower prices. A very few team is the market, and not much deemed. Oats very little dump from former weeks. Best sew wheat, 211 a. Od. to 23e. ; beat old red, 22* to 235. ; inferior sorts, 17a. to 20s. ; grinding barley. 301. to 425. ; oat', 21a. to Bia ; beers, 21*. to Zla. 611. ; peas, 18e. to 21s. ; fine flour, 3Ta to 40s. ; other Ilan, 33a. to 38e. MASCRIIIITEIk Sin. 17.—Our market this morniog wu well stionded, but there was very litw disposition oo the a part of hams to operate. Englak new wheat was in better supply, sad sold slowly, red at a valuation of 2a. to 35., and white la to 2s. per quarter. American warn offered at a de dim, of 3d. to 4d. per 100 lbs., without Eluding Mayers. In Soar there was scarcely anything doing, and prima most be rr6d. to is. per sack and barrel lower. Owreesded o d 2d. per 43 Its. and sew oatmeal Is. psr load. Egyp tian beans and ladies cern were each rather seder to bay. Marais. Elam IA —RON to-day there was a fair boa. ems dose is wheat at 2e. per quarter less mosey these lest week. the supple was kegs. 'rho haest barley was takes at late rates ; other asst samlssige. Oats and bass dull sae. NZWBUIT, BENT. 17.—We had a good supply of whop, sot quite so good is °sedition as heretofore. Trade u slow, at late rates DM mom tluo half the quantity pitgaid being sold. Vert little barley atria(`; • few bloat sod sprouted samples made Us par qr.; do* radioed 40s per qr. with a quark sale. New oats fully 1.. pr qr. elissper t old maintained late 'otos Bass sod per dulL Uraatooz, Sort. IT.—The supply of wheat to-day mi med. Um demand, and mom are la. to 1k per qr. lowan Of 'pries oars the supply in abort, wit► little trade. Wheat, 4116. to 56a.; barley, 3118. to 96a; eats, 20n to 30a.; beam, We. to 44a; pass, 36.. to 40a; rya, 321. to Ms.; tarok 56a. to 64. per quarter. . EDOIBUIGH. Sirs. 16. —As compared with last week, wheat was 3d. up oo Um top, and la. M. down on the average. Barley was 26.8 d. up on the top, and Bd. (lowa lon the average. Osta ware 4a down on the top, and lid. down on the average. BIS= were Is. 6d. up on the top, and 2.. Bd. up on the average. Prices per imperial Wheat, 3 . 4.. to 50s. 3d. Barley, 22a 9d. to 39e. 30s. to 30a Oats, 435. to 43e. Weight of top—Wheat, &gibs. ; barley, 58ilhe. ; oats, 68ilbs. ; beaus, 6511h5. CATTLE.—Norrmamam, am. 16.—At this market to , day there wee a good supply at Garish of middling quality, which Mused best beef to role higher. Them wee a large camber of Irish beasts and Spanish bullocks in the market. Oa the whole there was • large ripply of beasts, but the quality w rather deficient. }test, which sold early, made Ba. par stone, inferior, 7.. 6d. to Bs. Many store lambs were on offer, making the ripply of sheep appear hirer then usual. Sheep made aid. to 7d., rulers, Td. to bd. Calves made more mousy than previously, rearm 7d. to 70. per lb. Lambs made front 30s. to 35e. each. Porker sold at 6a. 6d. per stow, sad here and there rather more. Be,?. Di —The ripply of cattle this moraing was 606, brag 166.... than last Wednesday. The quality meraUT Ulterior ; a large proportion were from [re price, Ba. 4d. ; current, 7s. 6d. to Bs. ; middling and ief , Is. to le. 3d. per stone. At the dons • deusare woe not effected The supply of sheep and lambs was 7,896, or 2,500 lees than last week ; 1,651 of which were rose lambs. The demand was good, and last week's prier were supported for both sheep sad lambs. Bart mutton. 7d. to 74d. Ewen, NA to 6ill. per lb. Lambs, top 2 9 r.i 27• 6d., 27x., ' 24 ; current, 17a. to 22a. a heed, and dove to ha. Blackhead. 22A, 19a., 16s. 6d, 12a. 6d., lie.. apd down to 9a. • head. Fed pip brought from 5.. 34. to 6a. per stools ; sit to sight wicks old ditto, from Ba. 6d. to 10a. a head. BERTHS, MARRLWRS, AND DEATH& - - BIRTH& ZWABT.—iteptember 14 at Neetotk.wiaare, liplaperk, the wife of Maier C. B. 'mirk LA, .f • lea ILAUGAlTON.—eeptember IS.M Mylata, near Warwick, the .ate of Haaghtes, eta sea 81R8311T.-Beptembet 14 at Wed-grove. Blackheath, the wife of Mr. O. 8. Herbert 06 a eau. LZODATT.-41eptewther IC at Upper oowerwtreek Bedford- Nair% the wife of C. D. Lematt, lea., of • daughter. MAUDlC—lleptember Mat ht. Charee'requere. 8.W.. the 1100. Mea. Beery Maeda, of a sta. PRIDITON.--Itepteweber 11, at lehmeteed Lodge,Hampahlre, the wife of W. B. Treeteo, 11.4 . of • daaghtcr. immune. ROUGH —oAL.—Ms.ober 14 at Realm In Gordan.% by the Rev. H. MM has" Yildertelt, acs tet She late R. Gough, by, ol Homy Somenet, to Lomat Anne, daughter of T. lintol.--ge b :ten . .ter 16, it St. Illegible, Church, Rohe Newington. by the Be.. J. W. Kingsford, Robert. son of T. K. Spnechly, Rag, el Whlttleeey, Cambs., to Amok Ma gid', &wiener al. A. Barge, Req., al Grove-lane, giantorri gebliggy-HOLT,—gaptsaber 10. at M. Ann'a Church, Turtour by the Mae. J. Spenser the Rev. J. O. K. Spencer, the incum bent et Turton, to Alice, datuthWr of the late H. R. Holt, Req., of Torben, near Bulloa4e-Moon, loanuhtre. DEATH& BRAlMlRAW.—leplesbar 14, ae Werirkkertreet, Regeetstreek Mr. W. Alroditaw, aged 411. COLION.II4.I4mber 14, et. Petee's Rectory, D orc h es ter, the per, it : colees, LLB., ream of borchester ft Peter and of Ltakaabolt, Banta. TULLlAL—September 14, at Windsor, Marna, the wife of Leek. Camel r. Tallee, C. 8., aped GI. BARSJ34dembee 14, at lasiskaglea Pylon, the Rev. H. B.S. Bemis. Si LBOCIIPIS .—September 14. 131 aunt Augusta, wife of T. Augusta-tWa, Twickenham. 110 1 1t h lr—leptember 13, at Bristol, Anal, widow of the late Joha Honig Rey. , of Gay's Hospital, aged 61- 71000.-liegaembra 16, at St. Juba-atm* Islington, Hr. A. B. Moe& egad IT. Mabel sad 14101101 ed y WlLLtail Eve !ULNA et Ne. ll ! lasimewiaeleet. la Ye Clay of ?rioter. u wo• Mee, la lealead-eireeti la the Prccusa of Whaiedriees.—. PRISM. lams.. is. WS.