The Express. — London, England, 1851-08-27 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27 , 1851 . •44 Beeler, Scotch and hi es_ to eoths., Sa. 4d. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-YEsifiave v. any violence that I know of by the policemen except the i Mat _ a oa, , e r.r: . a . h. o:ae. a es _ to m a ; tom, po. to . tes. 11 wire • Mali. Per 9 . la . IRELAND. Mato Intelligence. The August adjourned general session of the peace for the county of aliddlesex commenced this mnruing at Clerk- etruggling. When Imw Lim at three o'clock he ana ta ,„ . a , tsitio, English and Souk 21. 11.1• to ae. Id.; Orlsle - COURT OF 111.1•NKItt;PTCY. - YfisrEnDAY. COW II with a calendar of 56 prisoner, fur trial . The When I left him it was half-pest sitting on one of Mr. I emtiree's large wheels in the court. three o'clock. go 0 2s. tosi • mend some, to la. to- . • . •- • Aim i the court. 2*. al i . Pe ori 2.• 4d em• 5.1 Ikons, per .• Mask, la. M. to 28. • .; new. • • "• • • Delude, Art: Car 26 I then went up to bed, leaving m n M. . :, • L Ste.M.; smaa 34.. ed. to No. ed.; Scotch nu.. 34a. Coral-, Sin Voraisasro r- magistrate on the bencti, in ;Wiliam* to Mr. Serjeant in the court at the qr.. Eneasti, ae. 0. to 2... led. to in 11.1.; Irish, One met , . t0 ... 11 1 4 1 . d t? 3 . . e . w ei1.. , ; .. n d e l L, The Irish Tenant I.eague bar issueel the subjoined Iv RE 315 V, )11.renErg., •NI.) CIE Adams, the assistant judge, were, Mr. Withom. afr. Arthur climbed sod bine per 4801 be., les. Od to Od. Peu, per quarter, Mtg. not lee : This Was the eertitieata meeting in the coos of Charles Smith, Mr. Warner, Mr. Brooking , Captein Carpenter, and of it. Ile break out of daylight. Ile got to the top ... 0 est . , ul ,u, su u , t e ste. Hour, pertorn, Engoet. ma bath, Waver- I saw him climb up one of the lam a . up by the gas pipe which was fixed against the wall. H l it Tsr a a . 30.. to 30..; extra , 31 " . to 21ot Ott . te(00e ,,, , p ,,,, ,nod of 111 entl'ealeseee of the conference batwern Mr. Shari" ' May', Wm. Leopold Metcalfe, and Charles James Metcalfe, Mr. Baylis. Crowleaa, the inch member' of parliaineut, and the council i of Great Yarmouth, soap manufacturer.. The failure was Three weeks have clamed since the last session, but the of the Leattie. and Pre a nnt "'line" occasioned "' arab le one of some magnitude. The joint balance-sheet, prepared lightness of the premmt ettleu.lar is adtributoltle to a number dropped down from the lamp. lie fell upon his kn knee!- not upon his head. His head did not n ge n t lti against ri the i,t. w the public weekly ineetMos of the League have theb. .en ni a nf , • y a Messed. Hardin.; ad r ullein, of Gresham-att.:et, ex- of prisoners having lava committed (or trial at a stesiou to It was then n aboutthrao o'clock , b juin. .d until that right week (Tuesday), 2. traded over a period of two year and tauteiWitaS prior to be holden in the usual manner at the Guildhall, Westmiu a I did t I dal not notice toSa.lod.• Dantrie snit Koalsrburg, mixed and red, a,. M. to Se. ltd.; I t 1 210 1:3::: Irish, i'. 2 na ... • ; I ti ed s b e l.l; per nlo i:i ra d i s d , tc li: P aTt • In e; e e t 51, . 2 3 4 . 1 . "' :. t.n t :t o e% e52'. ...11 thi. .• w in lt e i:e 4n , 7B e . . : lamp to put it oat, an to put it nut. 1 ~e hielornisZd,Ge.24.l. toGa.6l; Pottieranton and neek.enburg, red, Si. td. September, when a meeting will be held at the thea.re of I the failure in March last. ahe following arc the principal ster, by adjournment from Clerkemwell. was not . heavy fall. II went upe daylight. the Sd. ton Id.; IS nit ' d tai:mixed anti red 5.. M. to Is. Id.; white,Se. Ilid. whether lie lighted his pipe at the lamp. His ~!ri g s_ g'" to s a les d.; Hallbrg, 5, Id. to 5-614 'Patin 111 . Si: i re . ia . n , , a rret 4 , as. the ale-thank , ' Institute, at half-past 7 o'clock. ! items :- To sundry eretlitora 3,491/. ; ditto, holdinst sceu- The learn ed Jud*.te, after the gran I jury had been sworn, under Lint when he dropped from the amp. i I Tito- Fee, mods Amnia! an no t e l e,,, th a t the Cattier- j rity, .I,3ent/. ; ads:meet by - C. J. Metealta, 3,11181.; liabilities gave them the ordinary direetiou as to tin of their regular lamp-lighter to pet out the lamps in the court. red, ss.od. MSc 2d.; white, 51. CL to -0. sit._ tag anal 11C Irefenee Association committee have, in addition i on bills, trsit.; proti!s, 4,001/. By good debtor, 1,16:11.; duty. rd .; I' nch Rhentek: red, 4e. W. to 4c 9d.; Arcane, as. td. to is• • t re _._ . . to former contributions, received •11 , from the Right ditto , - 3DI • math la l 2/ • ropert - 910' • ditto O, we es E cock , doubtful I . 4 ,44• • p y• • • . E .TE • T AND THE PAROCHIAL Orrice 143 and When , red. h. 2d. toes . ad.; white, S.. sd. to 54.9 d., Spanish the Itowards tstreet the p was he or wall. . hi es , • held by ereditore, 101/. ; losses, 2,011 .; trade expenses, or Sr. CLEMTNT DANES. cannot tell whether Cogan'e head when he dropp::l e fro w m 2 k.u. ul.; whit', Sr. 74. t? 3.. I lii.; IM"'"l2'l.l"li'L •• ' . '-'en"hesalele4 •I lion. the FArl Traquaire, 'fraquaire House, 1 et I L I MOM. ; interest and commission, 2,3601. ; drawn out by C. After the grand jury had retired to their room, the learned Mr. Lewis-Did you see him get up another lamp after shire ;1 f. from John Whitesiele, Esq., Lancaster ; May, 888 j. ;byW. L. Metcalfe, 3711.; deficiency at the Judge said he would take that opportunity to make one or wa:(l4 t Oulanopoll, reel, Ss. ed. to So. 2d .; Danule, Oa ad. to 4s. ad.; from t.l> Richard Leming. Faig., Lancaster ; IL from a commencement of the account, 2,7821 two observation + in reference to what had taken place at Witness-I did. Johnny Burke lifted him up to the Ruoian, tee., bard, Oa Set, to 4a. ell. Eiryptian i , h Ot ha tereet l6. l l"" olish, rid tgl, s t. hd• fid. to to 3.• 5e. 2 4 : other lamp Burke stood, end Cogan climbed up his back eln hi m w o ' n, ss 4 . s. 4d 7..l. W to 5 4 ' . 9d.; shire liberal and enlightener! protestant, Sir Simon Brad- Mr. Worms, the official araternee, reported that debts to the last smoke' as to the state of Newcastle - court and the • o r k e r . ; r u rl t b . , , s s4 B" . 4 1 ' . ; g o c e u " . 3a ver • Gd 4ilb W , 2 3 1 . . 7 11 .i1h3P 10 1:1 3e e1 . ' 1t i r; to put out the other ) nap, and he remained on It " M. : : • I 10d Be. r r Europe in, 34/0. to 3.55. ; ea. to , W. n, per q .. • street ; If• from I'alrick I-conard, Er+, Liverpool ; the amount of 900/. had lx-ea collected • the. eath had all authoritiee a th, parish of St . Cl oncost Danes. Ile had lamp a little while , and Burke and another mime chap moan. • IL been received except 1001., which was still due ; the stock received the followiog letter : . ' 11. front the Dec. Mr. Kelinie v, Sunderland ; 4. Saint Clement Danes, lifted hint down. He got down safe, and he seemed _,.. ,..2tht. 04. to 30p. (ki.; c.0.d. .. 210. 00. to A... od. b. . o sn i t 7 . . 5. ,,, ,, ,,... i1 15 a h;: 1 t ,i n r 0 n tl at been sold. 275. OIL to from the lies . Mr. Daintier, Sunderland; and 10s. in support of the bankrupts' appli- " 40, Norro'.k.a.treet, August :), rial. well upon coming down from the second lamp as . corn, per 4401 be., American, yellow, 2Ge. ed. 10 27 0d. " r w o h l i ti t f. • 64 • white from 'I hum u s Wassall, Esq., Bonham-place, Liver- . ration . " Sir,-Tbe authorities of this parish have read with upon coining down f he seemed !el . :item, per 4801 b., 24e. Oa. to 24, at. Pear, pee qr., &Mice d t.. ~ from the first. When lie was coining is - . ea.:French, Spume, Italon.oe..yellew,234. o , pool. Mr. Allen, who appeared fur Messrs. Gurney and Ce, much pain and chagrin the observations which fell from light headed " Thet was after the fall. lie did not be- Meal, per 1961 M., ;Deed. to err .od. Flour, per bri, of tbilb., _ h down from the second lamp Burke mad to him, " You are 7i +. 04. t , 20... M.• 'Mail and Gatos, 26,0 d. to 27‘.641, In ( dian Cei i. rn ; nweet, 19, Od. to lot. 6,1.: C.A. %%esteem Canal, Invest, I ha. Od. to 'that annual scene of degrading revelry and disci- bankers, awl for Mr. D. Turner, the peek assignee, said you, as the imeistant-judge of the Middleeee Ssasiona, on • • k after the fall as I observed. Ho did not make they weee perfectly satisfied with the conduct of W. L. Met- Thursday last, on oec:then of the conviction of Sophia come Wea potion - Doisnylwook fair--commenced Yeaterdne s ' ' exile, and that, as far as he was concerned, the bankruptcy Cressy and Ann Newman, for a felony in the house of one I , 140 6d. to 19, Fel.; ditto and and attracted it large concourse of the workl had arisen 111 f • Ill• • ta - They M 1.) - ' • 'N ' I el'ther d wus y runt unanne ai e areums rum. ey na at is , in . racust ....court, as reported in roses an stood then in his own pamage. After lie outed the second any answer w hen Burke said he was lightheaded. Burke ra t.: M oo l..; C u lsii l s o . „ l . 9s , . l o l. toNclecs.o,.l4.4ikis•hitszielphis mutt Baltimore, sweet, line, per cock of /sOlbe., 28,0 d. to Ale.Osi. ; eatra, SW. MI. tO 4 le Oil. elWeress. .‘t prmnt. however , it exhibits a wretch thought him entitle Ito a first class certificate. No oppo- other newspapers. You are reported to have said, ' you Mani, the lamplighter came up. eontiast to its riotous " glories" of past years, and onion either was offered to Mayo certificate ; but as to had received an intinettion front a source which you could Cerro-examined by the City solicitor -I was doing no- Arlin& from Canadian, heated t :nd t ee m :, 4 14 . , : mt .t0 la te . , d- tbe ; Fre lit n i e l h A , wrilinumeanid,,c.:7o - immoralities which characterised it in the olden Metcalfe the elder, the assignees felt he had been induced not doubt, that two remwettlile persons had proffered to been at lday I 1,737 ; beans, 163 Pro. 1.201; Ittalan Corn, Se:9o ; Indian Corn and bad not been at Tottenham-court-road that .. rocks •, Virtue, 2,5b6 skits and 47,657 to do things which he ought not to have done, but they indict the keepers of the infamous houses in Newcastle- , tea!, 170 barrels; Oatmeet Me thing at 11 or lor 3 o'clock. I had bjen work at home, bau Liverpo :-Whret, 17,156 qrs • Barmy, 1; Malt, 4% ; 0 Ali, lime um steadily on the decline. were content to leave the eme in the hands of the court. , ....tort, but that the parish hail refused to r en d, A ny assist - first told Mr. Cale, the inspector, of this on Tomdee or I' n• n u „t o ja cuor u i t o Ireland :- Wheat, )list encouraging accounts of the prospects of the Mr. Scwcll said that Mr. Metcalfe, the elder, who had ' once,' and you are stated to have given vent to expressions Indian Corn, 3,890; Indian Corn Meal, 79 ba: rein ; Flour. 683 saclus beet - toot speculators in the midland counties are re- never been in busine s s, load resided on his estate in Bedford- ,of indignation and disgust , which hail the circumstances day morning. alobbs, a pulicemon, came to me when I was in bed to fetch me to the etation house. I suppose Inspec- sea 1,443 barrels. cease al. It is stated that the crops promise a most shire, of 3,0001. a year, which property had been wholly : related been founded on fact would have been justly calledLYNN, Aug. 26. - A very small market today, and productive retunt. Mr. Sproule, in a letter in the • tieed through his connexion with the business Ile for . It is, however ffippily inv duty to disabuseyour mind I Oita Inspector Cale. I think I heft him at his own door. tor Cale sent him to look for me. I did not tell )Cobbs, but • ie scouted, and a few samples at market to-day ; quality pram l. Ifeet bad ben induced to make lame advances from time to upoa the subject by assunug you at the instance of the past nmy ill ahe appear qui e well. Wheat 1, per qr. lower. About half the crop in thin neigiamorlood lidite. to 631 he., 375. MST, ; white, 425. Very little Bar- LriNdfer Keiser ser, states th•tt the beet-sugar conipa- ; u . m• - e, tonounting at least to 20,0001. Every one who !MOW - and ;resent pa ' ltialoffieers that the elk •ed overtureb .a - nits have tenders of the prighate of several lundred I 1 1 him admitted lain to be an honourable Mali, and one who ! tiest i kairuusto prosecute, is an utterfabriettion. TheparocYlhialAug.ft -At this market we had ravery mo tures its the Queen's Counts', at I Is. and Its . per ton I was incapable of doing an improper act. It wait known that authoritieshave ever been fully alive to the nuisance to which all Saturday night until fops o'clock on Sunday morning Nze:S . e . t r eiT: f t w e g in Plumtree-court, 'so 8, upwards of 12 years. I was up ley yet carted. ' heat fr . :re:the eromre, with little from in Ceram tlw ditivered; and •ale from Use a ieinity of Killarney, Ihe aiei only a dornimit partner ; and if ever there was : your observittions applied, nnd considsrable sum+ have betel coast but from abroad one or two mamas have onne to hand; Me washing. I have known Cogan about a fortnight. I saw for the produce of 600 acres, at Ins. per ton. The i• caw in which a bankrupt n a wn entitled to pity, I espenaed in prosecuting the keeperaof brothel,- in the parti- him on Sunday morning, before the gaslight was put out, roots have been selling this summer fur 1;1s. per too ; this wae that case. lie was bo 80 yeara of age, wos , tar locality damned others to convamiou ; but I regret .lama. ' f L u i tt r • a l t t u en o t la el ' i'n'inem I n'‘:P t r t ed ih'h. t h e ' is -h d 1 Ma . rem nettleand h I.ft hand leaning over the f my room . I saw ' him with his right hantl upoti the iron lamp fin ill r unsettled speeariusce of the weaittwe in s atee t mom , tr it e to .., t ‘ ee t t o r r a r tle, aal a d . y s rate& Howe red sold A 14. per qr. o ... I greatly afßiettel, and by i entifying himself with this loth- ' to my their extermination was but of temporary duration, deliventi. ne-is, he hail been left without a shilling in the world. Not I, or productive of a shift of quartere for the purpose of ear- When I got into the court I saw that the lamp was out. reettin, 35.. to 33e.; este,. Iletlegentutan, , 395. g ; O: ;g 4l . 44 , ; , :i t mi ronn ttrh; 'lle issajtority of the accounts a the potato crop the slightest ottieetion could be raised to his having a filet ryialg on their disgusting ad demoralising traffic. art favourable. The Ilollinoshof Mu* says : clam certificate ; and the remark of Mr. Allen wee s whully poem:had authoeitier, of union the senior ch u r c h wa rden i s noise that night. The The court wets not,/ all night, but I heard no particular C D ., .. , l , l , 4te, i ttS e . n te rg 4 k,e 2e iw ite . r b i l t at d . ut i l e...Li :ii .. ., ) ! .. a . i ra l , U pon morel is still favourable regurding the sonntlneas of uneallad for. 111 1019 the bankers, having obtailled all the Mr. Bates, of the bankine firm of Strahan, Paul, and William Schofield , change. atte g oiton ' at dormer th e potato crop. W e acknowledge that taw stalks are very security they could (rout the pruniees, induced Mr. Mt t- Bates, are most willing ant solicitema to do all in their lamplighter, said that on Sunder); quotations. Malt rather store impaired fur. la oilier aticlee oo PtialoUTll, Aug. Mi.-Since last market-day we have morning he found two out ot the three lamps in the court generally withered and black , but this blackness i., a very calk to enter iuto a bond along with his eldest an, far i power to eradicate the evil in their parish by any practical I bad u teed e ea' her, anti it now rairra heaysly. The /mow of new • different tyte . to the maim. distemper which overspread 2,404 E. ;so that the bankers were. not only no wing the : means which can be suggested, and with those sentimenu, tut out. I did not olwerve whether, front the appearance of the walk any one ha.l had a fall against it. , soh at at market ia ineonsider dec. Moor curve. of Wheat have tl o e e l s ', tu . 14 and 46 ; one are the stalks, where the dim large amount which had been paid them by the firm in the ; they have acutely felt the unjustifiable otatemetit which Here the station-house book of the district was produced . &n om from France , and meppreset;n t ; on ills Market at a drape of odouration appear, brittle, as was formerly the Me. course of their several year,' treating, for lidereit and coin - I has been made to you, and judicially uuintadverts el upon by It contained an entry to the effect that a man named Hogan had died suddenly that morning at a house in l'iumtree- SALISBURY, Aug. 26.-The weather still continual flevour- Nuteing can Ise liner thou the potato crop of this season, in mission, but they had got this additional security fur their : yourself ; and I am instruete. : ; nvot rtspectfully to ask the Wt. ler qr. ou last Thuroday'a rates. this part a the country ; it would bear comparison with debt which was not lamp. in amount. Such was the unfor- Memo at your betide of information, if nut eutilidentiallyable for bare, it operation,. Mesa re the Wriest is new carried, nod court; that the war.' loath,' hail been informed of the any per for the past twenty. We state this on the very tunate condition of Mr. Metcalfe the elder, denuded of emumuniesittel, of the author or authors of this unfounded event, alit haul mot for Mr. Dighy, who examined the the mown* of canted and carrying other grabs is n tal. A ttl. a 'r n iasrearl loot authority. tVe regret to toy that our report of the every farthing Ile was unable from infirmity to make his statement, or fur such a , sietartee as you can consistently s e Id grain. Farnitle a•kesl the full terror of la rear c , boils-, and expremed an opinion that the deceased had not no we had quite a betvat mariet 1 utla ape ci . g tnruip cop ta not favourable-the fly has eomenitted int- apiwarance in eouet, but was entithal to be dismissed with render, and your authority to disabuse the public mind of da•tt in coneequenee of violence. me m. depredation, The n. glees of good cultivation we the best certificate the court could grant . If there had the stigma which vim have alt juiliceilly c.dled upou to at- Joseph Nathaniel King, of No. fah Shoe lane, as ward d e • but fear is a gnat maw of tithe aa, a gentlemen who farms been injustico, it had been in altssre Gurney, the lath to the parish 'of St. Clement Da11..3. beadle, attended the inquest, and noticed Longo, hesitancy nem was !rammed. We hail several sameks of new wheat ini otter, largely end well, sou us this week, that in a very large bankere, getting this bond executed, whereby a coals:4ler- " I have the' honour to be, sir, with great respect, your when reeked to point out Cole. Ut n a in ret e' i n u:t en ion e 7ert. to tinn. l la pr in r q P r.. r etit re a afteow ' r.l.7v e c re r y n liitle bl b 3 L7. pal to quality, and condition tirstrate ; wane rale! were tinted at field of his turnips. lent • single plant wan alt. eted, while in Mae portant of the estate was diverted front the general obedient humble servant, Anthem Patteson confirmed the statement of last witness, me to 2.. a. per ack. In all other artielesol gram very little business& Jueeph Marshall, No. 2341 -I was al Plumtrec-court at Hwang, and prices remain nominally tied er...1. Wheat, white, 3eee. the adjoin : am Linn th.• Hy Mote. anniitted the tome deatrue- body of Om creditor. "J. F. Isom:sox, Vestry Clerk. tit' . ravage,. Ile attributes his good fortune to the Moonier Time Commissioner-hitherto I have heard nothing what- " Mr. Serjeant. Adams." half-past 1, or 20 minutes to 2, on the morning of the 6th in which he Ilnpurol hie land, having ploughed, and cone- cause of ever of the ca of failure. I did gather Bed they were This letter was written in to resp an ectful a style and m- of July. 1 was called there by Cole. morn there found ttn,,etza.2; os rei tg l, 232 e.. tog g2;‘, 358.; e ne 4 ;,.Z. 4„ te51011 44. 1tie ; r g ie ) y, i.. 245.. Rye, 30, 0. W WI to 3L. per yr. Malt, . CO. . per bushel 'leers, 3s. ploughed, ad exposed it to the influence of the atmosphere emieerned in a soap manufactory, and that was all. As to ncr that he had felt it incumbent upiii hint to make some Biddy Moire and seine other girl.. Lockyer, a police coat- 1u7,. Flour. 295. to Wk. per ark. to 2u5 t0 . 4. !. during the nal, r, together with carefully cleaning the lur- Mr. Oletealfe, tem., I must be satisfied that, though a due furth e r inquiry upon the subject ; and in coueettueuce of a stable, was also there. The girls said, " Here comes the -- rows, and permitting no weeds. mont partner only, he was not a negligent one. eutummitatiou to the person by whom the statement was colleen"." They ran up the stairs of No. 28, Lockyer and CATTLE, eke.- IPSWICH LAMB Fant-This great Mr. Sewell-Ile knew nothing whatever of the business, made to him lie had received from Serg. Thompson, of the my, If pursuing them. I went into the room after her, and :meal fair was held on Friday, Sdarday, and Monday tot at Iliad -Ihe it.' foot News-teller has the following general fuel-hail, an meal, and was attended by the priori , at agriculturiets no noire than y our Honour. Ile wa s simply induced to It' Dividon, a report, from which it apo ea red that ht Augu s t fetched her down stairs, and her brother then took her woks: of the Inn - vest in the north : make advance, tr , ,in time to time, and to pledge his liability. lea, Mr. Rhodes ahoemaker, and Mr. Ilavwood, under- Ii me. Neither Cole nor Lockyer were at the time using 11 in el d ' dff II i Lamb, catoc to pen, gen.ra y go. con Mao, an 0 u and dealer. et the edj.iining enutek, On i• riday ebout 34.uter Shesp The weather within the lase few days has become some. 'the Coinnassioner-It is the duty of a partner not only t a ker, of Old o,lmm-court, applied to Mr. Hairy, the any vhaeuee towards the deceased Cogan. Biddy :theme - ", o ' r age eality. Upon the whole, although business proceed-A what truss - rain, lin, and Ikea. y abeam., an et Mle COO, aetolas*lowly, vat -factory prices have b.en realised, era felly the omens to pledge lair m 'y and hie credit, to a certain extent, to magistrate at Bow-street police court, fur wsrisoits again s t walked be fore me. When I and Loekyer came dawn toge panted by diumkr, have licen of freeload exeunt - nee• turned balite. of Me first day has tran-pre d. 'file supply or Sheep the hem but hi+ vigilance also, in order that things in.ey go MM. Sinith, alio. Danis, Lind six Other persons wtace at that th e ta Cole was a few doom off. Salmid lloy orntinne, the ripeuing of the cereal crops will right . I have yet to learn what have been the causes of taut • were keepers of brothel, iii Newcastle and Boswell Wm. Lockyer, police-constable 264-I saw the deceased certialv accede' thewt 01,11.1168, lit the Beast field large show of In n•turthel, and the harvest r. liderml later thou it would t h e Lo u , courts. Mr. henry expressed an manant that if proceedings in Pluintree-court up to 2 o'clock on the morning of lies others : lse be. In the m. amino: the heavy grain is very Mr. Sewell mid the reason of the failure was that the were instituted Met the palliest an question the promoters death. Ile was talking to two others. I said to them, , Into w demand at from tr. 9d. to as. per straw, esti shorthorns and Devon e bullockl . lutve amen:tibial, with g b e t i t , %a t generally laid, and , unless gated weather sae in, will %Mlle I, ittkrupts had eimageal is the working of patent s which had should be the authorities of the parish, and not private per. "Comeatray lade, it's tme fur you to get nway now." They when '''' Itorienanam • Aug.... . c have far show of Bracts mjuri . flu all the earlier soils the period fur reaping is turned out unfortumeely, and this alworlx.l the profits of sous, to whom, if they pr,,,, u wd, th e parish was meted away, and when I got to the corner I think I saw Lea Ifrawina near, and to WOW district, has Leas coin- t h e . o , g , is„,,, en. Th e d eat h o f Mr. Slay had Its] to a hound, meter an net of parliament, to pay NH. them return to the spot where they were standing when I en or o l i tal, Laelu.lizt • 2 ; 1 g 1 . ..t. t i 1 e ; ...e . 114., , 1L e 1 e 1r1,..qu e 5 . at, - ; . , u llu n , ;reseed them. Ido not remember seeing Cogan at No. 28. ~t , rage, end o P en . :ve a Y I demand fur all aileable ttiinge g at • telly meowed. .1 he crops t eery where Mit. promise of au card- bankruidey. The losses might be easily accounted for by for each eallYieti.m, an expense which wituld be lent ) 1 . Id, indeed, emmideratily better thifil he some tear s the rzarniii:dion of either of the bankrupt. saved if the pooh took the mutter in hand; anti in I was not at No. 28, our did I turn my bull's-eye into the Lot weelas rated beef, ss. to 6, pee stone. Mutton, 41d. to 51.1. teth. The testatu crop bolds out mmelerfully, and although • flte thnumimioneT-'Theta I ant to undentund that there cons,ituenee one of the then churchwardens, Mr. Johnem, pasaage of 28. During the time I ma, in the coutt 1 dal not per h. bliahted era* appear here awl there, extremely tittle i s on o hj, t - to ay o f t h em 1 i d Cl are - stree t , wa i te d u p on the magistrate , out alter hear- see loll' Violence committed on the permit of the deceased by - Le - • damage hos yet Ice.-"sustained by the Dr rs. aan) „I fields Mr. Allen -.I have no objection. I have a very strong Mg the suggeetion repeated, he declined to prosecute on the Cole: en . atershall. I did not commit any myself. I did not From the LONDON GAZETTE.-Tues.lay, .4ug. 20. beak e. green anti a., fiteurishises as reel. they .11.1, even in impression that Mr. Metcalfe, jun., ought to have a Hut- part of the parish. Mr. Henry then granted the warrants pull Beaty Moore down stair by the hair of her head, the •t prosperous days of the poem; while in Other. eke. Certificate, heeaUse hr ileSerVell it. applied for, and bound the pieties over to prosecute, and although 1, in eompany with Mare hall, went up stairs alter lIIANAIRIdria. that vote planted ut an early eriod, the decay ep of the His Honour, alter glatteing through the proceedings, said Davis and six others plc:stied guilty, and e n te r ,d into T eo, an g. her. She came down assisted by other woman, otherwase o ...1in...3 Cliaisternia Cl:slant GUAR; Pa Colchester, rte, clic...e ls so star il, and arise, from the ripened state of the crop • thia appeared lu 6, une of these ....,,,liiigir unlertunate nuances :o appear fur jutlgmmit when called urn'. The the would latve fallen from top to bottom, being in- menace, v. surrender opt sat 121. anal ow. 9at Id, te easing- Fla aa • tomato Out better Chain was expected. coo., which were preatably now Jour familiar to the public other peron being acquitted. Now the poielt paid to toxicats d. 1011-mom. Mk, Plum. Laimo•m, liartiett'sobuildinge, Holborn; The suliiiined account of an agrarian outrage in through the late discussions on the patent laws, where per- Rhodes and Haywoott ;al - . each for these proceedings, that Mr. Alderman Wilson-Supposing any scuffle to have _ or. wAro ve bitroore. Etialleiltaaeoreet• Ilie north, it given by the /AWN Exionota : is, 1.411111134 that they had mole imperbint diaeoveries, being the reward they were compelled to pay under an taken place in the pass ere, a policeman using his aloft and J , rim Lemur Nona, Crese, at, Airy istre.road, Ohl Kent-road, *toe merchant, 8 , pt. sat 2, amain. 9at 12, at Buingliallastrt et. At sin o'sbck eau Sunda• r ac k ed last, an arned party, Lad aelutteet • theinselves to their own ruin. No objection old act of parliament ; so it could out be true ; as had been any . person to have called out "Fur God's sake don't murder Sae., Lawrence and Co., Old Jedry-chambera ; err. actg., Wad], 144'0 - Ilea to he Malle to the conduct of the surviving partner asserted, that the parish authorities had prosecuted those me, must you have heard it? Itirchinlime. roariresting of in perons;ataeked the dwelling-hour of Daniel Iteilly *Ante in the. Welland of f aerils, near gay* The ease of Metcalfe, the elder, certainly ap• Witt thruugh other solicitors instead of through their own. me,'_ must, I une s possitive of it. Tienita Wows, jun., and SWAN WALLIN Leeds, linetwirapere, Sept. the ranee i t , i th,11,.,x, in th e i et rony o co mma h, aw l peered a very lamentable one; and though lie would They merely paid what they were CoMptthyl to poy mulct Several w'itnes ' ses afterwards spoke to the impossibility of aat I It, and Ort.ta at I, at Basinithalaercet. but, Junes, Bucklers- county of (*Aran ; and having look. n the door and ettleted not go the length of saying that a dersnatit partner the statute. It appeared to him that the parish authorities maing from Long's house what occurred up the court, as b a ll !! i.. 01r ., : .. ° 7 i s t o anr w . b , itnimeMeasiealialtstrect _ and __ __ mire, builder, 8 pt. a 2O, at a, at ! an rutr.mee into the tomer, can e' of then final at and was always an innocent partner, in this cam there had much better ettend to the proper discharge of their Long said he had done ; and also to tong's inability to "1r " b h`i'., ouurt :',. me I , D, laden, Muchater ; off. ansie., Fewer, • appeared lo lie no altailow of an imputation whatever. It duties than to the writing of such letters as the one lie hail point out Cole till that person had been pointed out to him ec eic i wo t er „ wounded Reale so sever, by as seriously to end:meter his life, Po murk TO that he new hie iu a dangerous state, and hut was, therefore, satisfactory to be able to isward him a first- read. The prosecution of brothels by private ',ureics was by his wife and another female.-Mr. Pearson then urged WILLIAM WOW" Buinghallastreet, City, warehouseman, Sept. 3at eliolit lugito aces cut' rtaimd of hie revelrety. This outrage ciao certificate, which the court did without the slightest not an effeetive means of putting : at cud to the nuisance , the court to send the ease before a jury. it, and Oct. Bat 11, tat Duran Iletrere. S. 1., sowbridge, Wood en. pa emeriti 'I upon him by than ' ,' Ina leer rufEene-who haitatien ; and, an no opposition wa. mule to the sus Toeing 'l' he p.omeution of such place, by pariah audio. Alderman Wilson said-Before I make up my mind in that sows, Cheapeide: off , Meg , Stan-OM. ii.ingnalbetreet. are eisileosel to he ItilllNVOlttell or Molly Maguires-on Or* Mr. May, anal to it appeared that the peewit' principally in rities was calculated to produce that effect, and ease, 1 wide to read through the whole of the depositions Ctatlille ATE to be grantel, %%lel come tth be . town to the contrary I count of law basin* nroeutly taken a farm of land out of fault, in having over-trailed under a delusion, war the de- Newcastle-court, a complete den of thievoi and taken here, as well ae those before the coroner, and as the Sept. H. J. Aliniand, h lZreaha Wrexham, lic h‘ nr gtehire, haberdasher-Sept. which the hunts r tenant Th e b ar d. eea.i4 ner,e emir no reason ,1 part h fur making any distinc- prostitutes, have been cleared if the Preparation of them must nemesarily take a few days, 1 ti liven ejected. tutes, m eare out proper course IS. w. Capron. Chester, builder. JanJane,h ems a.sioll a preelamatien, whieh has bon tettlll4 tion in the caws. of the banerupta; there was no ;negation hod been adopted. There were, he untlentooel (roan th e ehall remand the prisoner for a week. PARTNEKSIIIioi DiSsOLVED.-J. li. Andetton and C. Beaks, rest 1 1 1 teem el up throuelonit the moantv, totaling • reward against either ; anal Mr. May and Mr. aletealfe, jun., might police, six or seven robberies committed ther e nightly, and The prisoner was then remanded upon the former bail. Presto, Lancubire, plumbers-R. Prawn and F. B.Oertnn, Dow uf m . ler the awn+, usiou.otel eonvittionot the perpetrature alum take tini-alla ' a e ' rtiliell ' es ' the very Mary Levis whose name had been meutiuned was WANDSWOItTII. End, Staffordshare, lime masters -W. Brown, .1. Shipley, F. A. on the application of Mr. Sewell, 30 quince+ Were the keeper of brothels in Newcastle-court in which robbe- Charles Whifeher, greengrocer, and John Seward, linen- lianaltun. J. Brown, r 4. Brown, J.Y. brown, S. Nichulent and W. el this tionimae.E. Bowen. Philadelphia, New York, and New Orleans, so tar as re. The Fermis!, .Yeti! nuldislies the follovring: elbowed, in rdditiam to AN, at a former meeting, to aleesrs. ries winch came before the court at the last union were draper, of Hereford-place, Commercial-road East,were again girds J. Maple -J.ll Buckley and J. Sur fiad, Att terhrale, York 'larding and lOalein, for the prep...stk., of th e . accounts , committed . Ile would only further say that Hulyweldetreet, examined upon the charges arising out of the extensive cline, cotton jade dealers-w , W. I. Clarke h and C. S. Clarke, Bristol. The public Ira* ben appriwn that the Idasail of .teliill with all its abominations, was in this same paroh. Let the robberies discovered to have been committed on the South attorneys-J. R. Crocker and J. Irate , Coventry, straw bonnet Was sold wale lame snow by the Cemmissioner. of Intent- authorithe do their duty and if in this cam Sergeant Thomp- Western Itailway, whose investigation has repeatedly oc- ma . uumeturer -it. Eatoush and E. Rem, ' torten, Lancashire, corn h. ved Estate.. anti that Devoe , Mat-Halo, amortiod others, ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE son hail made au untrue ccport (he placed every reliance cupied the attention of this court . Cpon the present alto:halite- S. Poster, J.lluiple, and IL lode, Fachurch.street, ha, aratuinn a territorial title thenits. Gnat changer were upon it) the rotor course fur them to take was to complain Sion the convict latinplin, now under sentence of te-ineeee.sporl Wholesale grooers-J. Oraftoo, E. E. C; _bland, It. Watd, T. C. o.b -- annoniked a , Meat to he introduced under iii, parentil NOILTIIEHN CIItCCIT.-Livenpool i. t: 0 6• l' • ' . eon, J. Gregory, and 1.0. York, Lond..n, Nor wicit and Boulogne. ~ . th - . to the commissioners of po lee, who, uo doubt, would set the tenon fur his share in the goal (but robbery, was examined, coat merchant", so far SA regards E. E. Cioldernid, R. Nord, .1. tsre away. Confraternitia, isionkeriee, chapels anti nunneriee thews Carle,-Be ma Ma. Baas an Parr. matter right. and gave evidence, which , if true, would fix the charges gory, and J. 0. York - G. 11011 s er and J. Ibra or, jun., Tring, liert. we runlet ith to Ile 4 noel and !mowed ; farms were to 1.1 The l'uleoN IN 0 CASE. Tole CLERKS AT THE POLICE COVItTS AND IRE Demi- upon each of the accused ; the principal facts of his state . .made public and need tort:diem. surveyors-A . Hood, J. bird, and T. Image, loughbra I be pareelleal out anal cultivated for the •pecial henefit of the Mr. Pollock, attic our despatch had berm transmitted last hITIoNe. mint have, however, already been r_oue w la i. Leicea rire an tejstiire. lace manufacturere, au far u regards J. Bad poor; and the rontbincal influence of Authority and kindnem evenine, rumle • powerful amino. of two hours' duration, The learned Judge comidtined several times in the course not be repeated. At the close of the proceedings the case • • ' ' ' - - IL W Price Ilea, lal, goons -C Rueastle and .1- wu to be eserteol, in rodeo to elt•tweh them from the 'whale on behalf of the primners, of the day that the depositions from two of the police courts was once more adjourned. Young, Sunderin, Durham, cosninischni ascots-K. Saville rand vi. . and other lormanesna institutions in crainewimn with the At the opt - •g of the court this morning, the learned in particular toes written so disgraceaully that it was Buluran, Sunderlend, surgeons-J. Shipley, W. Brown, E. A. Haat wall flown mob ne tat in the Wend. We e know *ate proceeded to sum up. After eautiening the jury in utterly aupoesible to read them. These weer! the Thames ..--- ton, J. Brown, 8. Brown, J. M. Brown, S. Niehobon, and W. E. &men, Liverpool, so for as regards .1. Stmiley -J. Tregellas and It. not w hot pnetmsa ha, been made towards the at the usual manner, against allowing anything they may have and Worship-etreet Courts, and he found that one of the MARKETS. 11110tot,e, St. Olttle/ 4 (Menotti], mercers-J. Ward and S. Barrett, Caroni rat of an object so congenial to the spirit of read or hearsl of the matter to influence them in their judges at the Central Criminal Court had declared that the Epsom and Ewell, Suns y, surgeon*. the 14, w proprietor. Whatever could be effected by a decision, Ida lordship referred to the general rule which depositions from those courts were a perfect nuisance and teCtelell SEQUESTRATIONS. LTVERPOOL AUG. 2G. ratorrous recreiee of neimisatical dominion to separate the obtaiued in cases where husband and wife were eroucerned it was really son bad that clerk , * wbo received high wholes The sales to-day consist of-S gar: 300 bags ' strong brown Cantu HeIrTOWIXIII IWYLIt 4 Murnelburgh, dealer In th ane, Aug. people front their true friends, had been already tried, and If they deemed the wife acted under the coercion of the woold not iondesecud to write legibly. To ouch an extern &•"""• 3: '''• Ni• • *: s• '" b•o• Facet ladle, ' IL 4ld• Lice.. ' G'9 26 and Sept. 29, at Stevenson's lto..Ms Edinburgh. btic . t , amt .,. ala ,.. Jae: , 6 , 0 „ dm let Lb. lid. to 10. Ito. lid. CHAIM.. Pease', Peebles, hotel keeper, Aug. 29 cud Sept 26, at the Pound ideally unsurearaful. Mut when the authority of husband, she was emitted to a venlict of acquittal ; but if had this evil grown, that he certaiuly Sould forward a cam- SOW dour :50 tags, at 144. 9d. toggled :30 tens Cato 1 0, DeTs'e.e.::wAtitneitut. Peebles. Pattie' y, merchant, Aug. 28 and Sept. 24, at the landlord is sups - rolled to that of the huh priest, it will the were of opinion that the wife itia this matter was • taint to the magootrates. be a hard struggle tar the peasant, who is subject to that Paler, thtm she vote not entithel to such a verdict. His P el, al's. ed. Red ganderO Wood : 10 tons, at N. Tontraina l e Terrace Tavern, 'lanky. _ onnhin...l jurioliction, to Taoist the power of such a two- lordship then most minutely went over all the evidence, ' PATIO.% Bow, Dingwall, ship owner, Sept 2 and Sept. IS, at the edged .word. It is cheering, however, to know that Dr. esplung to the jury the bearings and tendeney of varions THE POLICE COURTS. COTTON. - LivEnrooL, Ar o. 26.-The market has Canon= Rotel, Dingwall. been firm traday, oast wen • pour enraged Amerkan undo ~ ti per 111•11.thaspUrVil.../..l.seitot eetenelover any very eunsiderable portions.. Two hours were spent by his lordship in charging lb. Compared sorb Friday's rates, pri.es of American and Brazil are - ---- - --- - - --- lo'nnoi of the island sir its population. Other now pro. eke j • ury. MANSION-HOUSE. ma id• per lb. bleier. Other kiosk ale the same. Tee rate" i . for have come an, who are desirous to voneutt the hap- lite jury then retired to consider their venliet and after Yesterday the iavestigation_iuto . the e . tecumstances of the eal ..txto oun o. e to .: e re bn u lt tioN eartoo kn o d oro j eua at which were tiasee for cermet, and DAILY WEATHER TABLE. mess of the inhabitants without infringing um the great an &Menet: ef an hour and a half, returned a ' verdict of charge made ageuoat Benjamin Pole, Lay . policeman : 840, tes ' MI ; emu Egyptian, d id, to ;id. ; 1,00 1 Surat, 2,:d. to id.; ell Sea include 6,50 u Americu s 200 Haat 5.d. ..E t li e lf . F. i t i i la g A f T t , h A . f id . O u n gwi ler ng 27, o l .4a llsl. ,,t prinriplrat of roil and religion, liberty. and who will apply I ,Vol Gm ite y , cud the pr i ers were ordered to be dis- of having caused the death of William Cogan, m Num. Mond, Wed. to 12ed. their Means liberally to the improvement of their moral as : charged, trercourt, Shoe-lane en the morning of Sunday the 6th MANCHESTER, Aro. 26.-Priem have been forced up The State of the Weathe N r % well as their physical condition. A statement haseome into elation or MCRDER. of July, woe resumed ' before Mr. Alderman Wilson our hands fn en the pen of Mr. Bamuel Holme, of Liverpml, s a vor s m aem ina ir ,,, tralay by the aucceuive advances obti,e.l on cotton at Liverotel, Niue o'clock yesterday 'wrong. The stations are a shoemaker, was charged with The City' Solicitor again attended to conduct the * inquiry, end manner. have asked Itl. per lb more for yarn than as S.iturday, arranged in order of latitude. whir describes the natural beauties and capabilities of that having, at al:inch...ter, killed with a . mettle:ran Leckie, and Olr. Lewis appeared fur the prisoner, ad manufacturers lid per paw in soma cares • but where it bas -- - - - . fine Ottawa containing about la.o square miles, and a vast ea- or Ehi„. arc We have had a gond steal of activity in yarn and c-oth of .11 Pi ' at Phak Wind- Olr. Lewis proceeded to call fur the defence the witnesses bi " fina l e err...fled, it has here at • madden:Ms °twee to brad- Gained Streagth Of - - - tent of fertile or reelatntable laud The greater portion uf this On the evening of Saturday, the 12th of July, Ilene, whom evidence is given in substance below. A model of OtTertOitaila nearly, but there would have been much larger orders ---- -- Wind. *Rego( Weather. land Issing in at wild *tate, the murk are, generally speak- Ellie, who was a young man, was drinking at the Prince the court in which the violence is supposed to have taken Unseat but for the else, which, from a general want of onset:nee , Kisterrowe (Ensue) S.S.W. Calm Mg, in a helpless ant deplorable condition. But he adds, o f w alas beer-house, Hulme. The prisoner , with a man Mace was exhibited in the justice - room. Rata Clime lentrlishruen risma of capital are among the recent rathe entity of the holders of cotton to suetein tbeir present pest. Cat. Tiernan ......... N.& and woman cone in and had some ale. Th ' c woman had John Cale, inspector of the City Police, said: The model I ,,Lsw. Om who had not Pressing ordeal to ensue, wen willing to %tourer= purehuirs," who arm-eeirous of Inculcating habits of in- d k her lass, when Ellis came up to the prisoner, and produced is a fair representation of Plum-tree-court I see ' snaps° . N.E. Cloudy. adalieleol tawdry amongst the people, by giving them the means of esslwinting!" It is you who were at ite in the street," gave two pieces of card in the model, representing, one of them, WOOLLEN CLOTII.-Lreos, Aro. 26.-The market Muneenron Hamra BW. smogßraze Overemat earning their own It velihood." We are happy to find that him a clap in the (awe with his open hand. Prisoner asked a pigeon.box, and the other a board in the window of the has hers whir fi it and Muni. today , &W. Breese Overeat these gentlemen fully appreciate the service arced,' what that was for and immediately ran off. He went room inhabited by Long and his wife, who have been cea- hall ;ta the white maiket • - better bus - • i "P'cihl aess was lY deme lh The . hhihundcihth t h eru hawh ansea .. .... B.W. (keno Breeze Overcast rendered to the OWN` of civilisation in the ishutd, by Mr. home, from which he was seen to take a hammer, sad go mined in this ease. Longs house is No 6. The house in Nangle and them who are associated with him in the good back to the public-house he had left. Ile went into the which I saw the deceased la No. 28, and ; person in Long's - teammate/ow WOOL.-HVDDERSFIELD, Aug. 2a.-Our Wool market GREL ,, NWICII W. Strong Breeze Overcast work. 11A11 that they will actively of with hirn in room where deceased and other parties were drinking He room could not see the ?assume of that house. By daylight has pawed a dull week, there being but little inquiry for anything , - 0,„,.,........ - S.W. Genet linen overcast diffwaing, •along with the encouragement and rewards of shook hands and drank ale with Ellis. About five or ten the door of No. 2•3 could be seen from No. 6, but not by but km qualifier, of which there are very tittle in the motet. The ce, - „,„„„ --- onon • E. Clardy . e.t.a CLAM, iudestry, that sound mental culture, based upon the only minutes after fi. hands llis went out. Immediately W. night. I cannot bay whether the box and board would ob. finer claimed colonial Wools, ass also Getman Wade, are at a stand -- Clondy true pry , without which the most promerous condition aftelifarth Munaroa d ra followed, and, when two or three 'tenet the view. On the night of the death of the deceased ag 4 al tat le 'ailing them ' a ' lawn ' s '''. cowmen' S.W. Strom Breerr Overcast of affairs rune to waete and ruin. "To aid in e s tahliehiolt yards (rum the door, overtook deceased, tripped him, and, I raw Williams, and had a conversation with him in the Common ..... MANCFACTURES.- - 11 - t - MDE - RerteLD, Au g.26.-We s ii ,i n treo nn ee n"--a. " - a im_ enter (says Mr. Hollme)-to inculcate hahite of industry and when down , struck him on the head with the hammer he presence of Policeman 248. Williams said be had heard b i l i tt lain seledependenee-to pmmote t•dueation on Scriptural an had prucure ' , the blow fracturing mo at. kuU, and ultimately the deceased say he would change his coat to he the poom bave had ,. tht a d un till ina ugsi rke ..t here wbkh luet ve leothing 4 0; i a....;g; r.....gt L G. - to - 0 - 7 i o alder -to introduce. improvement in omroulture-to lead cuussug his death on the tOth of A been pil/1C.,.....y A...500n/a NoiiWlCal the way in ineehanteal mieneana by the introduction of . copper and they would not kuow him; and that he did trade. the jury returned a verdict a ..Ifesnakiughtee against the change his coat and go down stairs. Monne &W. S.w. Mundy Cloudy 1•:trelolt capital, expended with spirit and with judgment, I tamper who was sentenced to a month ' s Mprisonmeut Cross-examined by the City Solicitor-I first heard that CORN. - HALESWoIaII, Aug. 2a.-We had an abundant N D .7,,-,Tsn i ume &W. Cleudy to aid the p e ople in developing the natural resources of their 'with hard l a bour, one of the police was suspected of having killed the man in dw i l a u °f auvv mw :: t as im a ..ili mar avie : l a: v a r i.4 m O s n a r vkiti amil . 38 :e t :tid u lt , 7: 4 nom- ta t Ota. an Hard wind Clondy i ßalh ui.s.44 2.1. dittos; bat we her complaints that ule yield is defiaient nsw Peas knee l. : fine clumpy -will do more to regenerate Ireland than all TUE DALE-FIELD TRAOZDY. after the first day On which the coroner's inquest was held, the squalatles of her politician., or the nightly speeches of James 11 - p h was charged with having at Dale-field, and I considered it to be my duty, as chief officer of the her members of parliament." _ o, ionn H ti e t, c ...d t, Aug ...reCuurrea... ........ i a s . n in o t w br i oro n full progress 11.4 , 4 L am 0 5 a. , .......... atonal...4er, on the 21st. July, in a cellar, kicked Margaret district in which Plumtree-court is, to Mail the court, and nil**. einonem S.W. Rain . Wheldou, a prostitute, so severely as to cause her death. the house, and the man who was dead, taking with meSlight Bain 26.-llarvett tavourae The circumstances of the case have been fully detailed too person to witness all that transpired , 6 'clock •in 'THE NEW-ROAD AND TILE Sr. P.V.NCRAS BOARD recent' • ••y to require repetitive . at 0 in the however, an not so well spoken et as last k. • • evening of the day of the death. Tho body sou lying in suderate, are beyond rue ' eceseliee f • ' nett wee Amvels though Lk. N.E.I4EE. Cloudy or Otanurkka.-Sesterday, at the usual weekly meeting Th • a jury returned a verdict of not guilty of murder, but the back attic of No. 28, which was Williams's as well as enmesh is recessively dull. h Tsiola ' y then the Lenin. whkh in every data of the board of Retardants held in the lloardroom, King's- Guilty of monalagghtr. Ira it moderate show or POD o-.. 24. E. Cloudy Cogan's room. I did not hear on that day that it was int. who', 4 ,_lews the follows, width whet • deli @West three the eller 84 ` I ''''' m aa road, T. Eta Baker, RN : , churchwarden, in the chair, the tient/ince deferred. tinted to the police that they had killed the man, nor did I °I. '" I • ""•• A few eua t dee ef sea Wheat airs ' bawls ' of g o od gal' 811 AP ...... ..- B. Strong Rreme Rate board was literally Mandated with letters • memorials, and CitAnOn OF MANSLAVOBTER. hear that they had beaten him with their staves Webb li n a V na it a ,l er t a a n• an4 st aa " „,„ a lgist , 63 t l s iw a ass • i l e a 'eir es aaaas belt 19 , a l uilte 9e9l "" d * N"ru rroc k " N.& Rain petitions on the suleeet of the closing of this important Cho- James Oydrn wag placed in the dock on a charge of man- is the name of the I k • . - --- - --- -- - Perm ime " an 4 - person too with me to be B.E. Cantle Breeze Rain nauglifire. The communications included a letter front the slaughter, having ealtied the death of Joeiah Walker, at r, present as a witness. Ile is a policeman 11 leeted. Tbe Linseed market is without alteration-cake. has inquired craw me N.E. Rain Ito was toe. Very lime business pawing in sinew one tsetse. lea. G . aaa ' a "w Great Northerei Itailway Company, cud a second petition Italia:Ale. On Tuesday, the Ist of July, prisoner, deceased, not one of the • policemen on duty on the night ports from Aug. 16 to Aug. 22 :- wheat, 4,912 qrs.; Barley, 2,131; annw m° B.S.W. Cloudy feu:nate oninibea propnetonepraying that ono half the road and some mimeo were drinking at the Farewell Inn Both in e, aeon The name of the policemen duty ' Oats, 110 • BMW 276 - Pees, 691• Tares, C • only ehould Ix• past dat a time. l'he spokesman of a elepu- prisoner and deceased were drunk. Wbile on the top of • l'iu - court 1 • - on m 4444; (541. , 2.4 45 6... , i , Linseed, 10,23 u; haps. . . . . .. . .. autree-court Butt night wat, Cole, 81a. who took one nart THIS DAY, Noox. _ _ _ - THE NEW-IOAD AID P.tNeftAs BOARD or fluaktriaNll.—Tedillailly at Bic usual weekly meeting of the board of guardians he in the Board , room, rood, T. Eld Baker, Esq., churchwarden, in the chair, the board was literally inuated with letters, memorials, and petitiouon the subject of the closing of this important tho roughfare. The communications included a letter Irons the Great Norther:, Railway Company, mud a second petition Gomae oninibu.e propnetompraying that ono half the road only should be pas, dat a time. The spokesman of a dep.. tat Can from the onmaihus proprietors stated that there was nut the slightest occasion fur closing the whole of the road; louden-bridge and other great thoroughfares had been passel in the way suggested in the memorial, vie. one half at a time. If the present decision of the board was per sisted in, it would entail upon them (the omnibus proprie tors) 3 WWI of SOO& fur every week that the road remained closed. Mr. Wetting asked Mr. Bind, the surveyor, if it would ho practicable to pave the New-road as sug gested. Mr. Bird said the work could rot be etticiestly executed utilise the troth* width was operated upon at once. Mr. Billet and all the board regretted the inuonveuienec and loss to the proprietors of the pahlie vehicles, still they could not deny that the road required pas ing. The directors would pave it in the best way they could, and as rapid:y as possible. Mr. Stockton defended the vestry against the attack made by the Daily Nears upon the loyalty of the lowly, then whom a more loyal let of men did nut cost. Ile was surprised to find a journal emu...acted with so much talent arguing in ignorance of the farts. Re felt assured that when th, y knew that the directors were in no way to blame for the present condition of the New-road, that they (the News) would retract what had been state , l in their leading article. Mr. Abbey regretted much that fur the sake of 101., for which sum he, 24 a practical MAO, cou l d have put the road ir.to a lit condition for her m a je s ty to p us down, the parish of St. Pancras should he stigmatised as disloyal, and having acted distourteously towards our mast gracious Sovereign. After other observa. tine. from sev‘ral ne..mte.ri of the board, the vestry dirk '3.1.1 directed to return a courteous rep:y to each application on the subject. The deputation thanked the tamed, and withdrew. James Oyde was placed in the dock on a charge of man slaughter, having caused the death of Josiah %Valker, at Rochdale. On Tuesday, the Ist of July, prisoner. deceased, and acme women were drinking at the Farewell Inn Both preioner and deceased were drunk. While on the top of a brow, inaliug fur home, deceased took indecent liberties with the women, which Ogden resented, and a tight ensued, I both falling and rolling down the brow. Ogden wished deceased to drop it, but he refused. Prisoner afterwards got up, and gave deceased a kiek, received one in return, and then placed him up against some rails, his feet up, and his head down. All this resulted it. Walker's having his spine di.lucated, which caused his death on the following Saturday. The prisoner was discharged. Nisi CA,ORT. —Duo= MR. irnws WILLIAMS. SAUNDERS r. Tux CITY or DUBLIN STEAId-PACILILY the house, and the Nun who was dead, taking with me a person to witness all that transpired, at 6 o'clock in the evening of the day of the death. The body wu lying in the bark attic of No. 28, which was Willianss's as well as Cogan's room. I did not hear on that day that it was im• hrated to the police that they had killed the man, nor diet I ear that they bad beaten him with their staves. Webb is the name of the person I took with me to be present as a witness. lie is a policeman. lie was not one of the policemen on duty on the night in question. The names of the policemen on duty in Plunarce-court that night was Cole, 815, who took one part of the court as far as the steps, and Lockyer, 264, who has in his beat the place called Holborn-place, in which the house No. 28 is situate. Marshall, policeman 230, was not upon duty in the court, but I understand he was there. When I was making the investigation in company with my witness, I did not see Loekyer, Cole, and Marshall. I had not seen any one of them up to six o'clock in the evening when I began my 'investigation. I first heard of the death of the deceased about ten o'clock in the morning of the Sunday. To the best of my knowledge I was first told of it by F.wricaut.Pattison. Ile simply said, he understood that a man had died suddenly in Plumtree-court, and upon that I instructed him to put the mutter in possession of the ward authorities. I had heard it rumoured that the death of the man was imputed to the police, but I cannot say who told me so. I heard it from persons I fell in with. The name of a policeman was nut mentioned as having committed the act. NlANstos horse_—On :%ionday the Lord Mayor ' and the Lady or, WI cnt rtaimAl • teleet party of ri-ittra fn,nt Pori• at dinner. Covers were laid fur tw:uty io Venetian Parlour, and among the guegs were 31. Arne& Dartnr, son of the Prefect of the Mae, M. and Madame Dopuytren, llougentuut, M. and 314ame Cuurtut., &a COIIPANT. Thi. was an action brought by Mts. Saunders, widow of Mr. William Saunders, secretary to the Limerick and Waterford Railway, against the City of Dublin Steam. Packet Company, to recover compensation fur the loss of her husband, who went overboard from our of their steamers. Mr. Roebuck and Mr. Cowling appeared fur the plain:di; and Messrs. Watson, Crompton, and Paget for the defendants. James Herbert Cooke said—l am one of the members of the jury which sat upon the body of the deceased. I saw the prisoner in uniform at the inquest. I saw there the witnesses Long and his wife. Long was asked in my presence to point out Cole, who was nearly a yard distant from hi m . Mrs. Long was near h er husband. When Long was asked to point out Cole, he was not able in the first instance to do so. I know the position of the house in which Mr. and Mrs. Long lived, and I also know where the deceased lived. It was not powdble in my opinion to see from Long's house what took place in the passage to the house in which the deceased lived. I can only form an opinion from having seen the outside. A solicitor attended the inquest upon the part of Cole. Thomas Moore, aged rfi,, brother to Biddy Moore, who gave evidence en the second examination, said—l saw Cole struagliu4 with deceased in the pa, , age to his own house on the nigh, he died. Cole had hid I of him by the collar, and was trying to pub him out of the passage, and Cogan was trying to keep himself in. I did not see the policeman strike Cogan. This was about one o'clock. I did not see Irewicti, Aug. 2G.—We had a fair attendance at our market to-day, with a good supply of bath old and new Wheat; but homers not being willing to sober I to a reduction eery little business was door. In other weak 03 a teration. Lanus, A1:13. 26.—We 0.111 moderately supplied with wheat; the prices of Friday are met-tined, with ratha more de sire to purchase, still the business is not es'esolve. Barley so before. Oats and brans, with eats ankles, do not vary from last week, Arrivals this 'lock: Wheat, 7,270. Oat., 120; parley, 370; Beaus, ono; Rapeseed, 2,023; linseed, 1,31/1. . . . . LEIGHTON Buzzaam, Aug. 2G.—At market this day a few wimples of new Wheat w re offcring; quility fine and In good condition. T e supply of tad was t01er.,14 good; but holders da seem ineaned tog ire way any fur.ber in prioe; we (plate the same, therefore, nominally u last week, with wry little Wallows pacing. Wheat, per load of 3 bushels, otti, 214. to Zee. ; ditto new, 235. to 2 a. Baciey, par qr. tiapertal, old grinding, 235. to 265. B eans , o ld , l bs. to 20e. per 3 bushels. P.as, 16.. to 2,1,. On the la of December the Eblana, one of the defen dants', steamers, lett Kingstown for llolyhead with mails and pawengers, and on board of which was deceased. While distant some 3ulo or Cpl yards from the pier at llolyberol, the gangway was opened, to be in readinessto land the The night RAI very dark. At this time Mr. Saunders was obi-erred coming up out of the cabin and going towards the IroscutT e 3 .s h id ' eut h er ' olitwlfo i r nt ; l he the plli ` n a ti; ln w d as w t a : show that the deceased met his death through the negli gence of the company in haring the gangw av opened so far from the pier. The evidence on the other bide was to show that the opening of the gangway before reaching the pier was a common practice, and that hid deceased used ordi nary caution the eceiikut would not hare occurred. After a powerful address from Mr. Roebuck, the jury re tired to consider their verdict, and had not returned when . our despatch left. Lwwws, Aug. %.—A good supply of old Wheat, and tar of new, which was cvn tetully cleared Lai at a re 'Winn of Is. to per qr. from Lact week. %o 'Pennon in other gr.do. New wheat, iLite, 1 1. to tot. !us.: old, 9/. lei. to In!. ; new in /1, 9!. to . Se. old, W. tor 111. Oat., 19e. to Ile. Beata. 270. to Ifk. pea., 266. to ac. THIS DAY, Noox. Cairn of W. Stresep2 of Wiad. Male of the Weather, leiTaimZu The returns front the following places did not reach this secs in time for publication yesterday; they therefore Indicate the state of the weather on Monday morning at sine o'clock. limmewm (D.SII/)1 N.M. Oft,rde Gentle Breese Gentle Breese ()cane 8... , tf F.ezh Breeze 'Nava ..........«...... w:x.W, Partially Cloudy Paottillasirtially Coyly Ci LIYES?GoL, Arc. 26.—The weather the last two or 1' thiee days has been broken, a great foal of rain teeing fallen last ieg'.t and this await' ng. the papply of Irish produce baa bees the tart west, while at the same time we have received very ti r e i quattiCes of flour anal wheat from the United Stahs, 20151 barrels and 114050 quarter being revoked. Ilk 1,206 brittle doer from Canada . Th e Imports of wheat from Europe have fallen of the , lea two weeks only 5,1,0 varter. having arrived this w ee k. Th e ' snip y of Indian oirn is limited, lint quite adequate to the dentind. The trade du.ing th • 11.1-t week Lae been steady, our iteent quota tions attracting a large century ..email. There was a e t rod healthy dem-o4 for wheat mol flour at rut market this morning, by holdeis acceptiag ihe rates of lorlitay Let, whkh were a shade rimer than on WS day r launch!. 'Wiwi corn was in good request, at an Lir:ince of gad. per quarter. O its ati oatmeal word 'carer. and mirnmentied very fail p ttca. Grinding and mlit.g srji letterman:l.Al a good sale, at late rate,. It has continued ta ruin the whole of this day. 1 rie s : wheat, per red. se. ed. to ss. Ott ; extra, 5.. ki. to 5, I id.; white, So. lid, ta 61. Oil.; extra, Os. oil. to Cs. 2d.; Itirb,red, 4a. lid. to Ss. Id.; extra, se. Id. toss. 21; white, extra, San Rd. Frrtiaili - Cloudy Partially Cloudy SOCTITAMPTON PILOTS.—The whole of the ships which take out emigrants, according to the plan of tho benevolent Mrs. Chisholme, will in future call at South ampton. The Chamber of Commerce in that town is about to memorialise the Trinity Board to extend the limits within which the Southampton pilots arc allowed to take charge of homeward-bound vessels. At the present time I these pilots can take a ship to sea front Southampton, but they are not allowed to take charge of a homeward-bound vessel until she arrives off the mouth of the Beaulieu river, which runs into the Solent Sea, not far from Calshot Castle. Complaints are continually made by ship-owners and masters that the commanders of vessels are misled by I the sea-pilots who board them in the channel, and who, being interested in serving the Isle of Wight ! ports and other places, represent Southampton as destitute of accommodation for shipping. If the Southampton pilots were allowed to board homeward bound vessels outside the Needles this evil would in some degree be remedied. When the Turkish frigate, th e F e i z i B aar i, was approac hi ng our I shores a few months since a sea pilot endeavoured to per. suade the commander that there was neither a suMment I depth of water nor accommodation f or h er a t S ou th am pt on , and only desisted from doing so when he learnt that the frigate was bound for that port, having been ordered there by the Ottoman consul-general. - I MU. 44. Worley, Scotch and Irish, per Baths., 3s. 4d. to 3s. Pol. I SIIIPPING TNTELLIGRAVOIL ! Malt, per quartea, English, pair, 54444. to Sls.; Irlsh, 445. to 46... Obis. per 45ibs., English and Scotch, 21. 1141. to Z. , P. W.; Welsh, • 2 Ils. to 24.10 d • general sorts, i 15.1041.. to 2s. I Id.; new, :p. d Ito h. led. to 2. I Id. ; Irish, tine met , la '.II d.; new, Yr al row corwaroffidents the "Shipsur Omaha " ao4 " hardy Lisa. s. Se. 91.; IC sak, 24:. '4. to 2e. rd.; new, 2s. 4d. to 2.. 541. Beano, per CASUALTIES. Ceres, of Fredenckstadt, was towed into these road., on the a q . r. d . F i ffi ri l h is , h prr , 32. 4 . 80 0:L. to . 3 1 , 41. 0 0 d ol. t ; o aniffi v..o4 l, 34•, rd. M i‘ 3L r e4. 4 C u sl r ; :er Sci . . w tch . 23ril, by a pilot cutter and two Gnuteka, aw f ul, - i ink.. , ~,,, line, 30s. to 31..; extra, 31s. Oil. to Sts. Od. Oatmeal, per Mail of with loss of rudder; Ghtth dI a wen moot the Ow,o. Sand, lima, white, Sok. tu St a. Flour, per '.l4llhs., ti and Irlah, wiper . Halts., Irish, 1531, :Ca. rd. to 27a. 6,1.; old, 245. id. to 2nalkl. ; Cans. but no tidirqs have yet been heard of the ere w.-Yar- Man, old. 2545. 041. to 255. fid. Bran, per 241h0., le. to ire 3 f l . Mori ign i mouth, Norfolk, Aug. 25. wheat, Canadian, per 70th., mixed and red, 3.4..4. to ss. 3d.; white, 'a. i, e . r ,,,,, fr o m St. Julio, sm ., h,„ been towed into clot. 3d. to M.7d.; United sitate•Oriaf 4 anOw ls *• s °•°' s ' 044 wnit°,s"' Bd. tester, derelict, hoeing been abaudo •n 0... Iby I U.S., ~ ~,I . . rt , t4s , ‘ .sd. Crew, she haring capsized in a squall the previous day.- , bieb-nsizZlGol.2d.toGs.6d.; Pomeranian and Meck.enburg, W 54.10 d.• Dantrie mad Ellensburg, mixed and red, la. 54. to he Ild.; • MIL led.; Hartiboorg, Si. id. to 5-.01.; seettin not Si:etian, rrd, Ss. 44. New York, Aug. 13 . ' to dr. sd. • white, ss. 7.1. to 3.11dd Danish, Ilona.. in, and t'nesaial, il Perla, for Ilavannah, has put back with loss of sails, anchors, • rffil, 5t.01.4,55. 21.; white, h. 441. to ~ 744 ; lima ' and Petersburg, • and chains.-Liverpool, Aug. 2G. 4 red, M. ht. to 4s. 94.; Archangel, 4s. td. to 4s. rd.; French, Rhenish, and Belgian, red, h. 2d. toss . ad.; white, h.. M. to Ss. 9d.; Spanish , and hobo. red, Ss. 04. to 5.. 2tl. ; white, So. 4d. to ss. Gd.; SEABORNE MAILS. Werra, Polish, .it, 40. 9d. to ss. 01 ; common, 4s. 7.1. to 4a. bd.; (11 signifies that ts.c mods are ant from the Gowns' PoW.ofilas Marianopoll, red, h. 04. to 5.. 241.; Danuhe, la. 3d. to 4s. 5d.; fry the owns- .441 M or she liMenies-m•teneh.`, ' Russian, am., hard, h. 34. to 4s. 64. Egyptian, 3.. sd. to 'thy whoa randeur. drum what SP. I Id. Rye, per COlb., Bailie , Re. , 3 s. Cd. to 344.7 d. Rowley, per COUNTS:AU. in General Ile. P,tt 1 Inn ' I 601 b., grinding, 3a.3d. td 3a. bil. Oats, per 451 b., 2.. I Id. to 3.141; office Lawlor. deft niched. i dire. 1 Russian, 2a. 9d. to Is. Beans, per qr., , Egyptian, per 4501 b., 245. W. to 21s. 641. Few, per qr., With, te., aserica(byhrit.packet N'Aug. 29 - dressaffil.... .Sept. I i white, 29a. Ohl. to 30s. Od.; Canadian, 28s. Od. to 295. Od. Indian imeriaa(byCnited Stateffi Corn, per 4501 M., American, yellow, 2h. rd. to 27r. ; white, 27a. Oa. ta packet) N' Sept. 2 ..- !Jet:Teal .... ..trrired Italian. la c.. yellow, 234.0 d. to 26.6.1.; white, Antrim tby U.Statespl4sl 4 A us. 27 Worthaistdon reig, 3 Arica (Wert Coon) ...N Ilth of lit o mantis Flytatotta ... re, Lt. 0 ; f. 2, 2 l.4 * .. ll oe l ll ' l l' s " rn e r. h, Gds; Slul lti 'b rall and Galata, 2h.lid. to 27a, tid. Indian Corn Meal, per PQM., leGd. to 1414.0 d. Flour, per bri. of Iffifib., Canadian, &A i ,,,,,,,,i.. 14 Illth&lath of man. Dinar covet, 19s. Od. to Ills. ,Ml.; C.A. Western Canal, 'tweet, ion. Id. to „,,.e. N flatly Weer Ph. 641.; Ohio. 19A.04. to .os. 0,1.; inelslelphiss owl Baltimore, sweet, , Brasil „.........111 9th of the month south an: ter. Sett. In I 19.. W. to 2 0 , . d.; New Orleans, 05 . 6 . 1 . to IS- "; ditto an d Buenos Ayres DI 9th .1 the month hosthamplon......t. In Cape of (tad ito - p ." c .- N 14th of the wooth P1y5i0uth......40 . 6 ' Canadian, heated and ',our, 14sto Dr. 4tL ; French, fine and super- c a ur on „i n i v i s ,tx 2 . 4 , l7 th amont , Aotitt.,,stit. yep ! . now, per sack of /*db.., 234.0 d. to :Os Od. ; extra, 3.P. ml. to 3 is 041. • Arrivals from the 19th August to the Stth August ineusiee c 0w ,. nt ;,,,,,,i, • .14 1tb17th27t1,4 rote, ;hole , into Llverpo 1 :-Wheat, 17,150 qrs ; Barley, 62; Malt. 4 56 ; /data, fences; America .ll taderl7thof m 445th Southarnisteffi Sept . . 4 [ 1,737 ; Beans, IGS; Pro, 1 . 201; Lotion Cure, 8,2.90 ; Indian Corn Channel Wei -...114 Ifww,Wed.,*Frel. Snotham; tun. To.l Mrs , Meal, 170 barrels; Oatmeal, 515 sacks; Finur, 2,5:46 smile and 47,657 c h i l i ........... „ ...ai 17th of the mouth anti .tun. 5041.4 5 . barrel.. Exports to Ireland i-Wne 4 i l , 5 4 242 it••• ; No•n" , 84 ; 1' ,211 / 2 50 ; Prance ..... „.. .. „ lfit NA. doily !Weer • Indian Corn, 3,590; Withal Corn Meal, 79 ba,rels ; Flour. 685 .meld G r ,,,,, cc a . . ' S 71h17th27tholmon Dover Dog. 30 aed 1,445 barrels. Elambori N Tuesday k ' , rid:* London Tag,„Sat LYNX, Aug. 26. - A very small market today, and Helloed 3l, Wednca. 2 Eat us • Loodon... ...... Mote Tho • Wheat Ir. per qr. lower. About half the crop in this neighbourhood Itomiaraa N 17th of the montalSeuttruspo,e. Sept. 20 Is seemed, and a few saw's. at market to-day ; quality goal. Best Ireland SI &5. Twice daily ......, Hahn, .d...... '{..lards I runs, red, Gate. to 03113..., 378. to Vc... ; white, 425. Very little Bar- India (via icouthr m 1. ) 11 411th of tho moil'. Smith.auptor. Sept. 23 , ley yet carted. 1011. (via Mareffillta 4 1' it , 3c2 an of month Doerr ( NEWCASTLE, Aug. 26.-At this market we had a very nu>. Mediterramaa(aiiiEonth 4 r dente ea-at if Wheat front the groo, rs, with little froth in from the . alao° ' n) 51,201.11 of the mozdt .sonthompten. 'Sept. 23 ,nth. sin Eaneil46 N!7thast4th it:m.o.!". 11. Mel coast, but from abroad one or two hopes hove arms to hand ; lime ~,4 ,: unsettled appearousee of the weather cave mum tone to ti'e trade, and ~'`ea,_4ss .......- ...... M 2nd of the manth!,knithantiftn. Slept. 5 7114,1,701,19C4,21t hi , ' a lair extent of huffiness transpired in both Eitgli- 41 and foreign, at ."'"'lra -- 51 019 i•tf the mooed 'SolEboaoirtoo• Sept. 14 • fu.ly Saturday's ratan. Wiffiffich red Font at ens. per qr. of tin. 'o3nro. Malta...-. ..... -....2i i itiettin, ay .. to 355.; extra Ileilegenninfen, ha to sea; and t , Jelatitor , :lis month ,Orndr .... ..... Aug. 21 Sa,Ses• 1 501 dir...ithof nine i Dover „ ...... :Sets. 2 ~ Dae., 41s. to 425. per edam. Hum was on sl 4w request, at form. r Pie I Stares* Pero... .......... kl 17th of the mouth AnutimouLgi. Alit. 5 .•Sert. 2 eaten. {lye neglected. (Binding Barley meets attention at former ;' ' ••••••• s' : 4 ° l '." * .n. ls t a " f 00 ° 410 o, nr 1 enrisola ......... ...... 51 othl.thdltitof term nootfe"mptn sh to. 6 , quedations. Malt rather more inquired fur. In oilier article., no t change. fu5eany...................N IthlStledsthof mos. Omer sent. 2 , l'Ll'Mutilt, Aug. N.-Since last market-day we have West indfea .ll 17th at the mouth 4oeihstapton • m4pt. in . bad unsettled s ea' her, and it now ruins hedvey. The WWII of new West Indic. (except eta- I V.l, at at market to inconsiderable. Mane curve. of Wheat have summand Sumo) Mitred of the rnentl. 400thampten.4Sept, 3 • arrived from Frame, and ate prelates:on the market at a decline of • llas mails to those countries thus marked 1•1 ma erns pd by 5 6d. p. r qr. on last Thursday's rates. renen tr.ek , ,t rift Marseilles. • SALISBURY, Aug. 26.-The weather still continues favour- C..1.1...00.1,-)Inil t. 4 and front California rig the tinted emu... able for bona at °ambitions. Mast of the Worst in now carried, and are now despatched on.; doe by every Amyriseo faition, 7 the progrem of cuttitg and carrying other grain is ralad. Ibis morn. • t ing we had tone a basest market . u Min attendance and a small Alt RIVED. nipple of grain. Farmers asked the full terms of last marks', but i onmeis were very cautious in their operation', and were mly but en Aaeones -at Falmouth, August 25, from Alexandria „ ut a reduction or Gel. to I. per qr.. awl at tense rates very little burl. AI.O.LIA -at Portsnemth, August 10, from I nos was .ranaleted. We had several sauffides of new Wheat on offer, AlikniCs-at Liverpool, August 20, from New York good In quality, and condition first-rate; some Pale! W. re effects! at Anerrro -at Tann wall, August 2C, from llama I. Mo. to 20s. per cock. lot all other artiens ol gram very little business Aieratta-at Gravest no, August 25, from Demerara t stirring, and prices remain nominally towel reed. Wheat, white, las Autos-at Crass, en.l, August 21, from liavannah I t to 410. ; rea, ana. to 35n.; new, 30. to 41,. Barley, 24.. to 2os. ed. Ansits--at Gravesend, August 2', from teuffirey Ode, acts. to 24.44. Ikons, &alien, 365. to 4104.; Egyptian, 30s. to 3 2 ,. MOILL-at Grovesend, August '2O, from a •otklrin Eye, Ris. to 325. per yr. Malt, .0. to lip. '3d . per husheL Imes, 3s, ReoVAPAIUK-at Liverpool, August 204, frora. .... Nano, ' tu 7s. Flour, 2944. to 31.1 e. per Park. Coutownse-at Liverpool, August 20, Is It (but !as CoAarion-at Grave-end. August 24, from liernesand ht tie the ttiitcd , tutn, !4•t uittitc:, .Alrsandria I.l.e.mr.mt i;,; . benterar4 11.1v.imuth t;lerwey .... s!115 rua Nant,t . .. - n BURN AAAAA It—at Liverpool, August :6, front ........... , Coutomines—at Liverpool, August 26, In in Qui hie CUAMPION-411 Grave-oul, August 24, from lieroesand CHIIIFTAIII—at Gravest 1141, August 20, (van.. CRIMINAL Itavn Bonn—at Falnust . h, Aul,mat 21, from livrtch Gnu—ut Queenstown, August 21, (rout Bash-Lies CeMTINNTIA—at Queen-town, August 24, trout itsvmr. ell Da‘moss—at Gravesend, August 25, trout kims—at Gray. rend, August :6, front Cal an . • EIeRTII. boron—at (..MMNI.,CRIi. August za. fr,sa Cc i.po Eassx —at Liverpool, August 23, Crum ..... (meets Fusions —m HUH, AIe,NINI 21, from Kt. 10141 . 1 FlrmAso—at Queenstown, .3ufrust 24, (min Lynn .ii-11 (i/ORGIA off the Start, August 24, (ruin Cilia, Giese—st Gravesend, August 26, from Guernsey !Issuing ileums —off Tortay, August 23, from . imsdon Isasc lism.— off the start, August :4, from Vert York Istaistaa—at Uravesend, August 25, fn m Behoszel Joust—off Beal. Alienist 15, from CPI hot I.44lan—at Fsimouth, August :1, firm &Saida Li swausg—at I lueeteemeewa, August 21., from S'..ark's Bay Lout —at Falmouth, August 21. from . 11011 Mu.sa--off Ital., August from . ... Maitland 25, M.Y4 -at Bull: August 24, free Bora NI tarns—at Quertstown, August 21, from .Shark's B. M t a...manta u —Mt Torbay, August 23, four 1,11111111 Nlv•mta —at Grarmend, Augur. 2.5, from Cer , ou Mtn,' AND-at Grusrsrwl. August 25, from Port PfUllp MAIM SOPHIA -llt UrtVOICIIII, August 2 :, flout .... Ciu drill:LlZ MtDOWAIi -at Ittistol, August 26, Iron St. Stephen's Mau m —at Ltrerimd, August 26, from .6.t. John's, N.B. MARION—at lartri..l,' August 6, Itom Vstereburg NI A M arra -at I.lrerpool, August 26, from Okra 54.5 t mm— , ff Limrpoal, August 26, from K. w Orlrtai Orrmo at Corr.., AiIICLIA 23, from I'ATIOCII iiKKIIVICff le.l, August 25, Pons New York Pscinc (Li—off Liverpool, August 26, from —... .... New York Q. E. 11.—or( ileal, ,luuust 25, from Csrthagens Itt.soserios—orf Lied, August 25, from Ale:swim ittA.lNA—at Queenstown. A ditud 24, from Alexaudris. Hinds/ ist— at Grssesend, August 25, fr in ...... ...... Sing:MOTO SENIIOIIIA —at Gravesend, August 2C, front Jamaica sivaLs—at Brietul, August 21,, from.... ......... ...... .......... SIIANN,N —at Lirertm.4, August 24, from Kum 1 otk SAN MA6CO—at Faituouto, August 21, Irma Togmrog tirturrum -at Jenny, August 2.4 from retemburg bTLLA at WhitehArrn, August 25, from Cluvbeo T.. KOBlllfl—at 51111ord, August 24, from Ga'Ats TARTAR—at Grate-end, August 26, from Ilavonnak . ... - Utm—at Queemtown, -, Augmt 24, M fr m VEArtite—ut t.iverpr o August 26, from Nem ('Maher WILL,t.TON—at 'V. fkitcharen, Auguet 24, frum......„ ....... Quebec ZONlC—utf Liverpool, August 26, from .............. New lark BAILED. ADZONt -from Truro, August 25, to. .... ....... St. tbro Ar,a IIIION-frwat Gravesend, August 26, to Adelaide Co:481110,in -from Liverpool, August 26, t 0...... Africa ELIZAMTIL -00111 Liverpool, August 20, to New York Est W011,4,‘ - from Liverpool, August 20, to Boston ELIZNotrx -from Salcombe, August 23, to. Gijon Filiwt-trom Ilartlepso!, August 24, tn..- ..... ....- ......... Stettin F•101/.6 . 4 DISLIUHT • Iron SaioUO2be, AUgllet 25, to (Mon Fasius-from Gravesend, August 2r,. to Goo" Les a -Pout Gravesend, August 20, to Jersey 014Ark,-from tii ayes-end, August 26, to Rotterdam tia.,os- from Liverpool, :August 20, to.. ..... ..... ....Thiludelphia llsidcsa from Liverpool, August 20, to Cron.tadt Drosses., - from Plymouth, August 25, to Australia lorsousyy-from Shields, August 25, to Genoa J.NI-from Liverpool, August 21r, to lito Grande Komwoori- , ..,0 Hull, August 25, to L.N.1,11 , a-from Liverpool, August 20, to Demerara Mt-calks-from Queenstown. August 24, to ..........Itiramichi OLIVM BRANCH -from Salcocube, August 25, to Gijon I Oussuit-trom Gravesend, August 26. to illyde Porrusa -from Gravesend, August 26, Un........ ....... Ostend Parr tot -from Gravesend, August 2C, to Mateo PIIINCI or %tato-from Gravesend. August 16, to Calcutta Per-from Liverpool, August SG, to Bordeaux Patois-from Liverpool, August 16, to ...... Constantinople Quatro-from Shields, August 26. to Crtmstadt Itonsuca-from shields, Amgen 16, t 0.... ..... ....Constantiimple liwasuo-fron Truro, August NI, tom... ..........St. Chu Ts aIAIMAK-IrOM Gravesend, Anent IS, to Madras Um-to-from Liverpool, August A to. Palermo VODAtItiILD -frank Shields, August 35, to Crsnstadt VESSELS SPOKEN WITII. Abyiehila (barque), from loonfonsidVoilporabo, April 1 4 , lat. 21 8., tun. 81 W. New Yurkey,of Liverpool, from Babia for Falmouth, Sop 18, lat. 11 N., hon. 28 W. Ohio (barque), for Quebec, Aug. 4, lit. 50 N., lan. 25 W. Poetboy, (run Newport for New York, Jul 3 , lot. 43 N., lon. 70 W. Pandora, of and (rum Liverpool. Aug. IS, lat. 49 N.. lon. 11 W. &Indian (chip), loon London forBt. lleleno, with troops, Jaly 3, lot. 15.40 S , Lin. j 1.40 W. Whitby (barque), from Callao for Liverpool, July 20, lat. 13 N., lon. 31 W. Warsaw (ship), bound west, Aug. 19, Ist, 69 N., lon. 39 W. SAFETY VALVES IN STEAX BOATs. —The follow ing important provision appears in the late act of parlia ment on steam navigation, " After the 31st of March, 1852, it shall not be lawful for any steam-boat, of which surveys are reluired, to go to sea, or to steam upon the rivers of the United Kingdom, without having • safety valve upon each boiler, free from the care of the engineer, and out of his control and interference, and such safety valve shall be deemed to be a necessary part of the machi nery, upon the sufficiency of which the engineer surveyor is to report." _ _ [AffVertineMent.l—Tllß EARL OF ALDBOROCOM •an iiOLUIWAT'. PILLL—An MMOCIAdillg Cure by this miraculous medicine, aft, every other means had failed. sea extract from his lrnalrip'a letter, dated Villa Messina, Leghorn, Feb. 21, 1545.—T0 Profewor Holloway. tbr,—l beg to acquaint you that your bills have effected a cure of • disorder In my liver and stomach which all the most eminent of the faculty at borne and all over the Juntinent bad not teen able to effect—nay, not even the waters of Carlsbad or Marienbad. (Signed) Axonowitmg." These wonderful pilla will cure any disease of the hirer er stanch. Sold (tiro Holloway's ointment) at Pr:•lersor Holloway's establishment. 211, Strand, Low don; arson , all medicths vendors throughout the civilned world. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. lIAWKINS.—Aug. 22, the wile of 11. Hawkins, Esq., of Col chester, of a daughter. RAWLINGS. —Aug. 22, at Itceafted, the wile of B. W. Rawlings, Eaq., Of a ion. WEBB.—Aug. 21, at Southernhay, the wife of C. K. Webb, EN., of .011. MARRIAGES. CIIADWICK —POLECIIIEB.—Aug. 23, at St. Nary e, RiTan't° B ' square, B. Chadwick. Etri., to Georgivna Ann, rldest daughter of the hey. C. S. Bourchier, Bettor of Great ilultinlibury, YAWL ' KATE—DOWN.—Aug. 19, at Ilfracombe, by the Err. C. = 8.A., Illtlnt. E. Kaye, Bengal Artillery, to iAIZA Summery daughter of Rear-Admiral Down, of Ilfracombe. REEVE —OOLLOP.—Aug. 11, at Netherhurr, Dorset/hi e, It Esq., of 11.M.'s Privy Council-office, to eartwins Ge , roins Jgaet only daughter of G. T. Gallop, Bp., of Strode lima*, Darectshire. SPERLING —WILMON.—Aug. at Stowimmtort, Suffolk, 11. Ch W. Sperling, E-q., of Itighbury-11114 Middlesex, to Mary Maitland, el.itst daughter w 11. Wilson, Esq.. of Mowlanirtmit 11x.1. Alen, M the same time and Ware, B. Sperling, Erg., of II ighbury, to Mew second daughter of IL When, Esq., cf Stowlangtott IbIL DEATIIB. BLACKBURN. —Aug. 22, at Lacey-terrace, Jane, wile of T. I:falba:a, Eq., aged 76. BOLDERO.—Aug. 21, at Cambridge-tern aged 95. LEE.—Auv. 21, Mary Ann Eleanor, dau,;bler of the Err. R. Leer Ittetor of Stepw y. M.D0N01.7011. Aliz 22, at ttentard4drect, Ru...er.quare. Sara Y A e n r= a, only daughter of the late E. U. h4.l.o,nough, Eq., of SANDERs.—Aue 14, on board the Tentacular NIA Oriental Steam Oanpany's chip Int Lot, between Malta awl UP v 'hay, rapt. I. P. handere, of the Imli in Navy, late Cowman ler of the U.C. sloop of. tr hlitLaicteu and :Tutor naval ofE.:.r at Aden. C. rddero, Eigiq trinted sad pubit.ites by WILLI %II litllo HAI" of No. S. Lombard• street, io Viz tit ; of Lindon. Printer. at tho Othr. to Lombard' atmet,inthe prising:l of WhitetrinaL—Witonsi en, AVOIMT27.IIOI. U ~-0. ifii CH tre4 and hou