The Express. — London, England, 1856-08-01 00:00:00

IRELAND. DUBLIN, JOLT 31. The King and Qnsen's College of Physicians in Ireland have acceded to the stades slimmest doted by lbe reef estates of the several mined collegits of the Untted Kinwtom, at Laides. em rho nth of Jam. TM aimemes Journal, la saasgssigi the Oast, ease s--" We bed this sesesine to the Testae el Leadea• sa the anvils =tof that asks amass mend meited ies cm alms one sad etabilly = amend luatitetleak mare prellemlsa sad tbs rehire repressive refits, sad Ma* ebagaeskory el the kibbleg trickmers who were preparing to land ova all Wuhan, bread bead tad foot, t the smenigeat. Lad Caitirior• her sew Comptroller of her blakety's nemethold, ha* tos sed hi. address to the sinters of linty, sad wilt les re-sleeted without oppeeitios. The military court of inquiry at Newish having aoe (laded Its labours, and the ewes of CM 1111 ,psi °lmam se the swat militia satiny havieg bees illopoied of et the stun, It is cow understood that • imatimeinlal will he Mid to try the other erliegen who vemeia la custody. TM general impression is that the einem statesea of the law will not tie carried tato offset wish the gokstmate militiassui Barns, who use boss smaigmmed Se Meth hr @booties a whin dense Aerial` At toe Cork Anises yet day • pelvises a the Mb Re /Cant, sawed Chula 111'areedy, was essvined ea a sharp of mentar, for lavish And at sad kined Owes Oelasey, • serwast of 'he maw regiment, Is Feeney Bee. reeks, es the 6 th of May lost It seemed that the de owed, ea the 51b of May, sine a name spinet the rr, for which he w neared ddm knowing day to e e m w as seeid to hernias foe tea dam sad is lees thou Ms bones aft/tweeds, the stigma% hiving _sets lato the room Winn the pr set as. Midas ea his bed, and gone over to a ands. to mesh W lair, the ninon dellisretely took his nee from es wow" plan is tM gas-reek, aimed at and @hot the deemed Mien say meet these preesat could miss his • and opal Min seised be indented, " &maw Oatisey pot me is for throe days agate," and tt that is the way to treat tyrants." It appeared that the pigmy was nosed by his tonged's the momest after the shot ass (rod, and hat the sergeant did sot nareirre bis wound, *WM was though, Ike back, mote that too or Anna Wastes. Twee ejectsists at the salt of /Is. Allen Pollok and kis wife wen tried yesterday at the Galway mans. At the preceding easing there bad Ina eighties, la which the Venue we. unsuited mew of law, but sabsequeatly the mania were wren m mamas* is the Curt of Common Pleas. The only Memo made ea tho proem goomins also was of • technieel *anew ; bat the Jeep bootleg mid ties he would take • sees of v tr ia llbstfams, allowed the nee to sew the jury, sad a was yr MeruSwan for the plant& la two ofr the seen ourdlet wee by emsint, sad without nele, assatlea te be stayed until Nov. mbar ant, seal ell net se be high= op M that dam. Kr. PAM amble la 'snoop sad the deepen lowest is the pressodie. Iris seined by lbe public. The case of " Aare v. dm an. M. °sheikh," whisk mespiel the sours at the Kildare siesta be Ave lays, and which has eatilhil an eatraordiaary ammo of latenst, was Tinselly bieught to a 0f... lete the peeent lest enalog, the Jury bawls. bees Won up beat two **Moak p.m. up to eight eels*. whiten. Malay agreed M a verdlee,'ead shore an being the dlghtset shams of aa =t. Ceased for o tts ior pleialli Welt easeptisas to 11 of the Merin Jades, ea the pealed that Ws lordship should welkin MY tbs Jury that the delladeat am pretested by mintage se a blew et Trinity College, sommealatiog the allayed libeilleas ellampos to tate been of the collies, sass if Is Wined them m be Mae. We nations to ..Joy the wayless* sammar weather, the best belie perked, tropisal. TM Biped Vevey, de iterlblay the awe of Ike p Haus mop, says-.. 0 ill the ace nate that reach us frost he Cllt aa a rdli salto senby that Its pa eats wee this yew will be satiskeissy ate Amgen Owe radians from B •17 . that be bas sa szoellest erep. emilagehe iont , Crabs (two ki•de), beirdeld, Get nd. Wit %ley e madam. Sad bumbles. sod that its fest symptom ce Mena Is memlbsied the aster so as he bee bees aMa w sesseleia. >ls bas mat as a @psalm** of the tandem. sad a fin ems Is—eas gaols veletas spinals of heieiggitilnklt Weft buss salsehal with others to • stalk tried at tusi@s be Or Geld. la re gard to the ark lewd desselpllsa, this peens slaw severely Area the previous revere al the Mesas, mid la feet, as • variety, bad weedy bosom enlemst, bat to osseemfal nlli watias agate at Beaker•ephill at bast gin e good pr.miee that It may be depended opus r totem NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH. JILT The Zed bettacie of Or PAP Stipa. Iretelmeet Parr err Gear &m. C 1... le arperel Yee has Marra alas the week, sad alba elsasee i We eserreerat es Wea eta Oman. • detatima et We Mears ewer hen dila Workers we sow salad la war We ads a the au* Ansa with rear Waft - la Se ( palmessere Lt whh pee. reseharel Or we* le ar al out Antal& A wear all be awl Is the Animal wears. POITIVOLTII, Jac, SI. O Tbe Livia ei the 1144a4alty lift dohs the sight la the seems redle. be Chiaael lash& The Virzi Plmh. 4, beatommatial *IP fait. The Wash Se, Moeda Whom. eime Into larbear today to be paid et The Caw, 91, wee taws late dote taffy, est the Colman, SI. epee bias eat. Ibe Iteletee. 17, anew triple, Motels Timber, arrival Ms ageoraoca tram the 1 . 1 1 . 0 et halloo . _ . no Ootgcs, 11. midis amp, Onimirier Dram inived bat set ban Ilks woomsed. MUMMA Jon IIL Tie ls-veltssi SWIM Mists, of e lassograir primbel3. Mar, enter Mama =daft iMrai r dr Ilask Sr, lir am YN Obi era& Ike berarboaald Mr sad at So ber aglow. mei Iree fULw aria lea aldbrea lora bas boa ark Or MOD aka et easesaa abe No Mt : e t si ke , eies auk qtr illas tt =bagse Os bar 114 weber or or bra boo rail SN lair = 1 :1 ger k fri elew aim =6, mitt two Moto flitarsi /aNsiedg war kr antral= Off sisp. brae All lira& ort dr ire be rambilosei spla bae ,m/0N& . ... vie • ~nor ot bw4A slirs sae mis. fir, sogrermerrrirr err al Wow d ;throe kr th• ear sr tee Warm LIMPOOL. JELT . Tl.admirtiM mist Lissopool itmitml to be mut tottYoatot. Wan II coo.. as lhowtila rr.foooolrlloworatosto onowy Ye Olit Ilitof Loges • W istoorfoo Ama O. mott otookitio of l lam.. 1114 Che• rim. ma II otortiose. bin Uoimpoot Doke to Poor. wooloto le Oda. trill wits boo. Went Wok Eowl antis loitotos mod k limb moollog sonaloy. n to gado vowtits a orl ponlo Moo Me ourn= i d 100 l of M. . deboa (billgolot Mot bow (mob booostidos Mond Mot of islo=ro. st owl di moo of Imo goy owl do. WOW& CRAMORNI GARDENS. There woe a fro at this nest per= Suers Oa tritest', the eredell beingthe Sri ropers, Mr. T. B. Sawa. It was • " dap mod millit i rib." sad the festivities ereremese I r early es Owe a' la the ehoreoom, ries • sakes ee 11 dues weer re preireedisge. Ter followed Merierms= r pm glees, err& dares. renB lB 1 . 1 8 .. egertra performers I. the am% . Ipist whom a serf mad rebrierrell tramerr, tes stir • ' Iterher of eats Mfrs were etiodeil. imelarig Metes W. O. Arr, O. Cower er P. Omni. ass mired se rid mere, when a herr meat ter plass ardor aces elerme of ruts ersity, Immiredi se ma edratmases lady rya to assorpaay Ms. Deane to his esrial flight. The hap tee_saly proormed his easpeemee to &Calmar, betrMinsal the areal soletatimes se tae aterset of her depereee wish hear dries ar saisedee. Nedra Mil le sites seeeerfel tar the reset of the D. am reales strkiesly de sad with satimalg • el , Mad strinag. To tbr emesseded • of emeereer rear The post Aster was She elmaratlrmy whisk ewe sot 'sly Wildest, me WAS WOO her ompeeted, but ushered sore sorrel. re ratios Is Dotries* deers pr wad seism, which look like illemieelod jewellery, these were at Um sonata to tin grenade of Aehbaretant His.. two triumphal shrieks. la. Nerd with the mare of all the mart eelehrated war. vire sad starer who have Spend in the late was owl the aegetiatices for peace, a crows over the greed I Dtflille•, awl another on the newee• Width, la the entre of the (cedes', which desert" thew She method of illwainetion is • mew invention of Mr. Ludes, of Inter, sod emulate of • sortie of dorms rood or eat wary oiled .ilk, bowman which le tightly wretched comma ilk of dilfereat colours sad hoes, attisticelly blooded. Behind this are pew's! paw hurter. sad oppotita to then Wahl, burel•hrd vestal reflective. There is great eiraplleity in Vie entwines% hat nothing eon be sore briniest, name rich, ler wore Ismael them the effect. It way be eh waved that tit's method of flimsiest= is la the eaters of treasperrey, bet as superior to those which are I. erdissrp w r tipi 'whether/ of tho !midge strew* MOW See to tics oil teethe of thinly lean acs. Fees 8 ettioek to • lath hour 'lit gutless were throeged : mirk geed-resour, and jollity prentilisg as all bands. It enght, Ferber, tt be added that the large pavilies teat is tits pseuds of Arthur:hue Hoar was thrown opse aa • Ball-res at. Ito spesions ores aff.rdiag scoomwodatios to • somber of draws who seek' not have Used it is the ordisary rails Vett re. As opportunity was thus afforded of lade( its •-pabilitate, which ere to he pat in munition reedy fir the barest to he era to the Garde who served Imre Oren. A fact wbk will give saes Wee of the splendour with width Prism Paul gr. ebony to to asp sr at Weepy is, says the Chimm Orals. that err et the sin hassea, irirereed ouleshaft kr Ms essersal see, is valued at hem 11.000 to 10.411141 (dr GNU le worth Gemara'', ever V.) The tie* of hie himorlN here is a tiger's Mr, the rim of wadi ere onmarniled with brilliants. and on tombs IMO hoer ones us d iremds. This homy mainhasedi when we that the aurae el thiahrohirs, twillup/root greater rare thous all its sir wpm rat terethe r . _PAZACL 0111 SHILLING DAT. —Materna ea payment. 7,803; Tata riders. 8,369. Mop by mem Wks% 644. Total THE EXPER3B, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1856. tbratapatars of a loath' • bias* beam this aimed sad tard data Imam al a Yoga Yawns ths taird sad kr O. Hamar Tsai of UM am Marla Ovum Oasdas (arid.. Paadacco, by Tamer, I pa. eat (71 Mirry's Oak d ths Nardi. Ps. Tat 011 a b al Kr. Arastroare alopro. pi, Ist 101 b Mr. T. atewas's Law ladds. • ps. dat Mb (Mar a ta opt lhadadin. Ito 1 saa law laeldt. co by thaw porters s Ingat 7.. Macias aria.", 0 4 SO sass. orb. sakartpisa, tr 11.yr.ada ; was. Sot 710; Mika em alb. The sand a as* Ma aY.w Cam alba. (la sato.) Caplan TillatlaOssrplkows.byArarsadas. 11171brdsroft 1 Laid woo Druallthe. em 7l b — lamas Mr. J. Mapes Palassita 11,1 --.( . Maas 11 Mr. It woes Maas Ppm 11411 b Mr. T. Waage/omi Ma. OM f1b.7 . ...r...........—(14•0511 5 Mr. 0. W. lawalillaWa 111111 a. dens . (4. Ltai4 [stew- a opt Pilarailis. apt Gearsr... Was* WSO langth; • Maph sad • hag Mama ths mood sad Mod; bad bath. Inn sr Man TYr Ilsosaa Taal oftbs For. Ilarrnica IIgNOII4I. th of *spa ma. Mr 3-yr ads; satta, dst 70; Waft Oa 111 b. Or Osaka* Clows. (Si nabs.) Mr. J. Zan% day" by Alora. Oat 71b LA. r :sy d i 1 Mr. las•••• Mama. Oa (Mass I Mr. Osattabist Maaftaiam.lla7ll7 . . ( S Dagt Is 1 si*Air — lis.l sPriiitl7...4l . 4(ta lsi from start to Ma" sad was la • mak bad tblaL 111 INJURED JOCILTS. Tbe talsabig masa masa Wallas to tat sate d tbs Paoli atas ware manly lapsed la *a nas /a IM Osoarcad War was laird petard* (Tanass): " Jai, $l. UK 8 a.a. Weld tie brain. airy M. men an. cd the brit ; tossatishiday. " Attasall—TraaaralasLar.basst Illady—Onalaald leastare 91 41174 6 211= abr. bra " siaimiast ebb la am Os ) Dramin Lariarri. 11s Woe ar Militairry ft maid*, ke la wpm sf proleally maday:R e as Oa triallaaa al ta faMYefipai sabre* sad la saw to sae lhad tala asaallaiallit win aad *Maria *sir pia. Mr. MO* air lama ma la dis ONLY( UM Pareakaaw kat PM as mums delandi. Ihs alba = WOO pespalas ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—WaIWICI, JOLT 31. COMM 0001fr1110111 MU ninon ounnrus. TOO 0511 01 111 111 r. !Writ= 1150. Patrisk Lbw, clerk, yid 37, aerate of dd. hits, Birmingham. was charged with having, at Lepwortb, as the 30a of May, unlawfully and feladoesly attempted to &owe had @elevate one Arthur Dawns with latent Ida sad than hlealemly , wilfully, sad With main afon thoughee,, the mid Arthur Dawson to kill ead murder. Mr. Blereeeea was for the prosenties, sad Mr. O'Brien teethe define& Mr. Bildiestow commented spa the bendable nature of the Mk is more as by the obeemstenes of the person charged befog a clergyman, and he urged them to feria their lodised add epos the evidence glen, disesidag fay from their sonde. Waltee W sad--I am • farm savant at Lapirorth. I fond a AIM by the side of • road, about eighty yards from ma made" Mum It was near a pit with water in it. I a painted out to Mr. J. Wild and Ms. Bborall the nod spot when I found the add. It was on • soak tiepin dew, to the water. Than is • out hovel at the lep_edilto slope. It wee about fin is'elook. I fetched Ida Medielen, a tellownrvant. We looked to see if we odd led Milbedy, bet did not. We fetched t diode dideme. Sad OM Middens took away the child. It wee tyke es be leek, sideways, towards the water. Cross esamined—l made so mark when I feud the + By the Judge—The bask was gram, Mks: leaf. _lt bed met moved from where I first taw it wheal west bath i OW Middleton. ltiiea Haddistoe—l as hlbwriernat of lad within. Os the shorans of 30th of May my athletics was said Is a aim by the last witness. It was ea a bank &PIM towards the water. I afterwards pointed out the passe so sou as I amid. I took the child away, after nide the admen Boos afterwards I gala It to Bank Gild. By the Judge—The road leads to Loeresoisford. • great may people go that way. My master has • large farm there, sad foss semen Baish as wife of Abel Gilles, of Lapwarth. I I went to Mr. Slag's, of Lepworth, on the efternoon of the 30th May. I 111141/11t • baby, which append unwell. James Wild, esestabk, laid% said—Os the 24th of has hit I the l the dam of Mr. Kin of Lopatin*, sad theme le the plass panted out by Wood sad Saddletree. It is about lithely odd yards from the hoses. I measered the dbeimm tram the spot panted out, to the edge of thit water. It wee three feet saves. In my Judgment the In dna wet abed a Net. The body was feud shoat tight test hem the Mesh et wheels. It was about fin het from the bawl It ins shed pass when I saw it. I measured tha depth of the pewit. It was slaves lathes at the edge of the water, and get gradually deeper till it was levee feet. By the fudge—The slope esatiend %heard as well as downward. Barak Gilks retailed—l aftenreeds gave the eland to ilte gnaw tithe wetlands. The Judgpdgebe to Mr. ' who who intimated that he did vet Mak*, tall dreg, debt be maned. His Lsrabb this sheerest to the Jury that the ideation to murder hp drevudw appeared oat of the question by the deetriptien. Whatever wen the other hots of the 110111, It was lIIISMiId 10 make eel that whoever put that child epee the beak did as he the purpose of its riding into the water. The siege, It appeared was *sly we foot, sad It certainly seemed the ;AIM set Min Shea a mew* old weed be idepable of suMeisally le get btu the water. It w=a lls o ll t be fah fur thith %say that the pieties reek • child is that podia H t de rheum within the mews (tithe ad et palliated. e eleekl, tiers, remesmead them to mod him. The jury Be dewed a mid et Not Unity. The primmer thwaYiewied guilty to a memos smasit. Els Lordship said that la is serious a matter lie should take time to solider what smstsase should be passed. Fabia — eible7 _ • eMeeMplim Me beemherlei leaky Se gam el tit 06. OWN barmary toe the lailmemed mel dr meftel be the Mend Memo. It le ~leil lert the sergim Mee eml emeeem ebell be cMieWhetwees dr Merry eed •ejsalmh l• ma premolar, es tM Deft et Milmerl me the Nowa mey Ma 0 TM hot astir mem lbseil Mustier Ism the yetaMp ar eer a erode agoitar et the art ; sal limielm et tie me aft linty le tpeirei ar darameded by maim sem DESTRUCTIVE EARTHQUAKE IN THE MOLUCCAS. The idiot snail brings advice of another of those &walla earthquakes for which Tumid sad the scjobsiag leesllties la the llamas In proverbial. Aa @revues of W Mire vamoose the Island of Great &stair, la les. 126.50 8., ad lat. 3.50 N., has enured. Toe mak amass pan of the Mud of Great the& is knelt :: m mama Awe, which has salsa posir. the 1I about 4,000 feet above the ra. Oa Se wen =MOW We rase very amp into the en, at the height of the Lego village Nuadaar, however, falling away to a low Pus' M Be I. mis' 7 sad 3 Vele& on the maim, el the lad if Marsh, a seise sad altogether sadsearibehle waft e. lee was beent e whisk leaning le the finglesse a= We nth' vein% Ned lon We nallonsilra taannaly with this, the Owing law enema iweveseds with inerimilde tares fa diffuse' dine les% burnt with it Wishner it easwastered ea its test/seen some, sad easily the sea to boil wherever they sane is sesteet. The bet snip wend up, eat east est a teed of 1 water, mina destroyed salt mated away what the f4: 41 :2 reTao sea, ebediest a an usual I.pslss, lashed rl i eks with frightful vitlean, dashed opus the Mere, sad heaved loge with a wilt baste myths* the Lad as if it area to oramense the lostreasa. This frightful Winn ef disown" Os hono of whin was inseam by the shrieks of rat sad beasts, the wild rearing d the twaset and the snails of theersts of tow tea up sad serried away, was hilevest West sa beer lose by psis of 'header whin Peek the grand sad deaf. said tie en. • Week 1131111/08 of woes sad ashes thee shell op ken the seeastate le sa lonises MA; est tai. Uil nil& by the gran at the lave, like a shone of in upset the seneasties swain hula., a darkwes that, rely ow sad the by the w ieners Felaskr o rtse to Wenn tit pee* = y Wino at a kZ , sail u tik es= esailisa aad stows woe hied *mug►h it sir. seselli whereat they fal sew aseiss o sie wish had ask hese dest ro yed byre,O seek eat buss the Wiliest Wee', sad tw il l Wessel, 'by these banter% ta il ed likes, widely healtiy nee balm sew proved a sew nuns of deelseellea. Mk Intel wee beam Abwat isitaight the nine ettosets fink Mai I bet ea the MOWN day, &best sole, they sills sesened then week o f ea with reason wife.... eass. the .eaglets the. Osseo esatleued without insonnies, and was se se this disy that the r.ys of the sea nun sot paastrate thrush it, ✓ad as spilling de/bases prevailed. Itereerty newest la ewe degree from their fright, the ishablteats sl Ili issined part of haegir were again dis turbed by sa smile is the 17th March, whin deetroyed nsay dais sat a peat subs: of true to the t ra shes shis. Bien than the Weise has se sensed quiet, sad the only unseat of Its waking has ban tbe smoke Wise up I. all directioas Sr.. Maks sad !.meat Is the gramsd. Tbe stream of lass ea is Wyss are still se slightly emit that people dare ast nature le any gnat dhows Iron the noes. ilatedig is the unseats of the wile the top of the steustals den an spews le have wanes* any so SeeaOsble silealies. the efts ettle of Kaman, se the Wien' WM point of the Wed, the appeases, of the devastation with hat bean seated is, if possible, eves noes frightful thee what has tails pin et Teresa. For here, when formal ' there WINO te Moen eaterain fields burin all Weds ef crepe, and thinly plaided sad restless groves of exosints, As. WO MPS lad sad& bus lave, stoma, and oils. The liquid fire en= at IW t to have flowed fee. the sanatais with inesillie and la pitchable gawky. Not any V tie knit as it wen buried the whole die trist lad all that was epos it, bat, after barley tweed this &Wrestles over as most of several milm, It was still poweefal neap an neehng the shore to form two lap tempter (oyes) 5$ passes abuse the depth of water fcr surly seemed of way fathom. • member of ether sllstr:eus sad plats have base Iran wh deeneyn, others gently Wand by the In. The olly loser ile Ms ben pest. It la seileated as follow is the eadesnarailet dildels : Tema, .se, mews, sad abildna.... 722 Kasten „ „ Tabakaa „ „ ~.... LOS Total 9,806 The rata amber net their data la the plass Tay fed is all direetioas, bat sere avian= ea swal lowed up by the fatal hre-etnan. Bsta tiled to sea theneelvse is the trees, bat were either mann sway with the., hnLd by the sserensi Ilea it lisharea sad I to = the Maws eon Mal with papa who were is their MGM by the lava Masan( dews oa ell sides sad the einens of MOW wiser, aid Irm was their Math sada the basses airs Ind the tennis( Mar. May wed nasbet the save sad thought thsansine sate became • posy to tt e Minas waves, sad nsay died through sheet despair sad nosy. sectT mese of Lambosts for the Moleteemb Stakes, sod et Shah Dawn, Im Om Buttock Memorial for two-p -ill walla tin sok other seteworthy Mpeetaat nen; a dlesvglest the lay. lr ill iseas was dolled m sada : Them Tess of Ms Pesaro ,mans Marasco. arum et 10 reo wk. sew 4.Thelds; aim, Ilet /lb; awe., see Kb. Chew. Ms Osame K WWII fladmse SI yard.). (ee mb..) Lad Wan% Illemirm KEr mem dyke. Ist The (Themen) 1 The =tannin downs around lb* city of Win n,. Zwisedralaslhelbeh SAM ... (Weds) 2 Km Olsthelnes alesedisAlle...„ . ... ,-...,... (D. Kelm' 3 slush, will, it is sapeetad, be used in Wars for szersidne sr lauta rago gig rd e g g i o 4 4 im r4= 044 .•m i r n°3 144 . 4. . si• hillual•L the Bide Brigade No bettor spot son be selected for the Wear Tim of Me Omni ammaca amougga groom a ui.* pranks of the peculiar evolutions of the Wised,. The stabs. el le sew. seeks, for sle•sile; saw, Set /lb ; Aillm, MON bleeds will In station(' Is Winchester bausekv. T.Y.C. Kt eau) Mr. W. l'Amene 111dt *my by Ks/Maras. al 010 ' &CAPS /KOK PA13014.-00 Saturday night, a girl (a. TAeos tae. I shout twelve p.m old, named Bridget Hophiss, was taken lir ' 16 " 1 " .• a ' s 'alrealftletallnd -----1 die I to the musty lock as, Haddonfield. Merged with having bled Iwonddled/Olodeld. 11l M.O. IL Oretellesdi Keseem. 11l flfe .. ....":(Dosterai 4 1 Wu esperiateadeat's wife) weal to the coil is neigh the kaleg Illle 4 ea LIM =mar. $b P 1 - a7eleanteell tw i ellot • ChodellekbeKle. WI to 1 apt gash wmleea (sibs aris. girl wee sealked, Is Mena a book (Fr/Timely last to wallow gal Ilm Mk bat war e ft s Ow lest bait mk him mother phew. sad left is Ms sell). fir des rupees of lead t = s ame sma " ma by threoguners of a Irma; foot tag it to • boy la mother sell to mod. Having rimmed the Id odd dm 081 third: South Weems was doer of the tato which the all door open, inn.. eems Heston te girl to give Mr the book theugh the ran Oesawme Om, muse PM sera, the feet la wee* W ealwortto __.rtare ia the door No mower being reamed, the re ties of mam gash, nth lee Mid. The sewn to nuke ha "r"" - --- - ' g p ig ens. est el the steam sad tha lard Sonya. Two mike sod • Wt. quested th e 031 5201 , them Id We kitchen, to beet s' Mean key nth* sell ; but as Ms savant was washey betel: st kee, K g Me Semetborpe. by The Mae, 3 y% 7.4 Kb the time Kw. ileum oat foe it herself. flearody bed she (Mails) I left the pump top to the hitches, which is set seer, this lialiensta Tame Jen. 2ma lee Nib ...........b. : halts-d. tea yelde distant, whoa th e girl suss hose behiad r-algarg ill =f,;=ll:l4, 7 ,l cg ag .j. 4. 4Y ll ' the p mugs doer, sad rsa through the lobby sad on of the he a1b...-. . ..- . ............._, (weskswito 4 frost door. The shadow her fi gure cut is lianas the Mr. Meners . 4 yro . .Set . rub —. “.. Day a pleas was observed, but she succeeded in 'Huth, kit 7 1 ... no telnw4l ewe is. :-Nwhwitee Fddermaa: Bard *soaps. The bole lathe iron doer of the all through while Doerr, sad vaadeemeas. she had smut ouch Wulf to get behind eke puesge.deee k leilinitutathg ' We I. NW ndiall.l . "at amt 11.1.6. about four feet from Ms pound, fed 10} hobos ► lug and Me. 3 se 1 sash ape Hob of Idles, and a se 1 apt Mow Ja.k, Ito 1 set T lee to ems 6} wide. She had plum' the bed clothe. on a stool to raise Ma gellog. Woolf mutt the lunged of the apnoea -Lula Mirowry. 11l SACL MUTH OF • LADY AT BEN HOTDDII.O, 'ILKLEY. .. 6 . ll " a lt s ra.,, St g .a ftlllll si t= ag g= 14 , 11• 144 . 4 . 013 " 1• 4 , -Oa Tmeday morsiag, Robert Snowden, sight watchman tom - -- h i skj...,f li mmib,. gi goms - d o k . — • at the Bea libyddlog eetablidemeat, ea glass out Ma t five Mammas um*. Illessepaselpek mast sag mg gummy *Weak, loud th e body of a lady Iyiew Seed la • peal of mean _lnsglegsp Knew. Oa leankcestil asserolgh‘ how. ble Be gave as immediate alarm, and it ems weertalowl towlllwationdnet hgale mmeides Oldoldlow 311 =lidereeed IP aht. Matt woo the body of a maiden lady named Allen, &god so Isms! of ratan Ito 4.. .. Olt rde1.......d1e11d_._ 63, from Scotland, who bad fallen from her bedroom eladow, el k .7 'as histsi gaspaesi lle alr babd .""N ow hat -asiT sig7m i s m """`' 4, 4 ' '"'........"''''1l three stories from the ground. She .was is her welt drain am sa ems/. inn hoe Kemageo _moo pp g , p g , ow A nese el MN Allots was la b.d is so sdjelaiag rem. ild• or Mod ddodroll Wrew 1 so hey lesson but burl to WW.. Mb. Ades bad beta about ea: weeks rere l all themale Me Me Nes. he ht woos prey ell legmbea sad at Sea Warbill e The body wee Vann Wnen 30eddr dad bog all dhadlod u =drhold owerlda.......__dhe Ill•Istralato was dammed ea ledge, to await the musses home.- fonleardipleal of Wawa baL f . assra r=l Ilsoableier Gwerthem• lemtille @wpm MO Yu la Ws id elledele allollkselllegall ki al lre i rlalti yeses •• Kma gag The CONDI/OW CONVICT BROWN.-Th• woman buil Oa mean We Wawa Oral Tallow Josh broil abowww. Dm% who was belt far ion et the Dorshatet Amine b " . "" 3•11 1 44 : d 4c. " • 3 "m by Ohm' froma d • kg" IRAs rildhafro al bar beabeaa at broedoloset, ea visited Tani had No by. beta efel7 fu seledd 1ee1b .44.1..... edd the la Itralki by bet besteet and sister; the interview was kende home bed nip • ishaalep ever the Clermaika • she lug n quested that no sue but the mstrdillapinhawaimet.a bag alli war s hmap ili remm ims e gg y ag i mil " aa n..7l.a gon g, inilY eleaphla diftld.g lee alited to me her. Labe is my stand,' to Mr si tmp=l: e hoeses par Muth ea kamerf me the ksiewee sad erbortations of the Molls. who is mg Mint is means, on her . Sneed pallms have lee IWO:. bewsesa IrM as. Wilsilesin. me lemmas trar bellalt MI bas pesentstion to the Searetsay et bus fit pay- Imilanarodba lit up mel lag IN a amplest, but the skeletons Moe sM sd_erx Km Illememalikura el Massa NM Sallmotglim hIR ke LIT aggiegegg. We andenteatt Ao has Me male di " 14114 ..I lib ' oboe,aft lib ig a 1/1 " . " °Mr.' Th . senessies, althou g h she admits her guilt. —2= .....d...kaa.T.T.O. ( MO KKK tares Labours, to Imp (Ism Sel lib= Journal. seas). .„_..«......._.. . ... _ 1 CSICICIT.-MAZTLESON2 WM ASD aItOOND I. ' Mr. 4, 4 ....... 44 . 11 . 1 . 13 . 0,110301 .___,_ 1 . 13 4 3 1,1 7171 % - ‘ 31171117 „.„..,_ 41.3k0m 4 ,_ ..I HiinnOW SCION. —WS oat& was heideed at Lord's 94 , - ' 4 . --- p a b u ible%'"''''' - "Th 4 w m4 , - ""&„ 4. • ••• "s o nb ar t . 4 • 1 restarday, is tamer of Harrow, by feu +lents. The lel sow . t sea w tawasees. a Oaten Iseyeetsesa ass 1 ego snag is the seen :-Marylebone Club, hest Wallop s:4, 7l look lON NIL sea at a 1 Nat WAIN% TIN/W. lisp best 'ion ' .10.4 fddialls. 123 . Mono,, gust ladidils. 7s; war sail Ow atea4 sass canoes owes eat aaa nos lanais, 130. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW4TREET. David Dslu, lately invalided Mew hut the Crises has served I. lasi Trusses Corp, wee ehs with meting a Mambas's at the Lead Trusport-oe 1, Wlatelsayard. Jobs Bei* ono of the neensesen, said that the primmer etas to dressed • sera of U. @Mak be alleged to be du to him u behave of his pawl* Bo was sad that unities aubl be dew la the wales tM the muss who had Wu- Mei Me, wed We Om 'Mows who um repainted with the hotrel the ewe, Yetwreel be Woad. Their snivel was daily espested. The pelmet sold be would sot ptW he was paid, sal he hosed Ms way bee the beau, rubies by the eseelable oh Ms due. As he se it add be maser- WI wilhose the tostimay et tbe peallisesa seseisaed, Moe dila* oppose to be say bolus* dee te the pebeeer ; ea Me esateary, it woe believed that he bed bees ~pale by a foisleisa The poluese said thus wee really about 61. du to his. He sal Ide MO sad candies were starviag, and to whoa Auld be apply he aid bet when the nosey was des to bin ? Mr. Messy said the primmer ..at eartsialy sot attempt to souse it by reessOtes be every sad I .IN* I =eeme be wee is sub estrous distress, ud weld get no work, the perish were band to @spurt him aid his fatally. The primer seplied that the sos-paymest Si the 'nesery wee by ae souse lbe theme eeletwase. He would bus se seed to pre Me the workhouse se to peen he pessept papaws& of what wee du to Idoe, rilley 'said wary sive his kis Meeberm that be slight be eMe to pee mt. Hs woe learn s e y, sad eseplepurts wee bh p , but ha bop lke wan . Several is sweet Wood Pet they ems la the sum politics. ' sotushoolly the poisooso was dbisispd sa prudes to re the i.e @pia till the peahens. seletred to had retuned to lieshad. Thomas Gimp o,7alra;, /midi; 15, P wu shagged with Wallin imolai Mader ag a rt l ==i osponro. Tha doisadant halal Om Margo; hat lir. Broughton Molded to lead tbir Imo for trial, aid tba defeatism was bald to MB, b Woolf in 4,000 L, and two rarities la 2,0001. an►, to resat tbo Marge at the swims. SOUTHWARK. John Cubits MM Ryas Myer. described as ISM Mit. eh wr171•1 as Melt= at 79..Kest-etteet, Southwark, weld miammem before Mr. Comb., to aamer the charge of freedslantlt abtalniss a large quantity of iron, ?alma at SOL, fast 11a. Walla= Tucker, of the Borough Wheel Weebe,lllawlesteameseway. M. HMOs eppithel kit the prosecution, and Mr. Bodkin the the ththaliciata The pagelithat mid that sa the Tad of Jai, the defend sale MOO la lib works, whoa Osaka said he wanted to parelme game strap Ws. Witham referred them to his =Oath, Mr. Teacup. They tame back shortly end mil that they would patellas* some bar Iris, at the ease Om maybe that they meld pay cash for the map Irak emi soh lad • bill for the bar Res. Withal teal them be amid she take a MR unless they gave a good eshegaiek crlma the detendaate headed is the name of I.usl aad cigar merchant, 66, Pretests- Meet. Otradmaa with whom they said they had had kne deafer fee news time. Witness want to Mr. Cohen, but be wee out of lowa. Oa Saturday, the sth of July, Orbits galled as him, sad said he had &steed to pay cash fee the hi. boa, lam 6 pet mat. discount. They, however, treats' 71 per mut. Oa the faith of their repteeentations be let them have the ins, worth 76L, which they removed at liesday, the 7th of July, and sold the same day for 641. Witness had sot received one farthing, and he eanaideted that he had bees denuded out of hie poverty. Reale Tammy, oink to the prosecutor, mid that de. thathate ems le kim, sad laid that they had bad large tremestithe with MOM Wormy, the distillate at Woad.. meth. They bad melees& large quenSties of tread them, sad Mr. Wmay bed takes their ball for a steam mem without &ay refuses.. Witans taw them aids as the Saturday, whoa *ay beissined for the bar boa at 91. a Ms. They removed it all ea esday. M Thomas Ushers, ef 4. ramp -tow, Old.streat, City-nad, said he knew the defeadaute. Os the 7th of July he pal elated some sew bar boa of them. It was brought to kis pleas is yeas He did sot me the defendant. until the males, who. it wee all delivered, and they then come for the siv— Yr. ttirsen—How man money did you pay them theft Wises—Fiftisiz pseuds. Oserate—Ws that all you paid thou ? Waste, rather ocafandly—Oli, ao, air. I paid them eltsgether 791.175. Yr. Onne—When did pa pay than all that ? Witmer—l paid them two patina is the day time. Mt. Antos—Why bow is that ? You bays swots that you did set as. Unser of the penmen wall the inning, whoa you paid these. You must have told • falsehood. Witmer-1 inisaadentood you, sir. I saw this twice is the day, whoa I pre them gold, and is the evening I paid then the banes. Mr. Bibles—How did you pay the bateau ? Witasse—l gars this a cheque for 361. sad a 201. mote. Altogether I gave them 791.17 a. By Mr. Bakia—l had finings with shin before i• inn Mr. Clans' Beilaad, Lasabstt.walk, said h• purchased aorrevinn dna panaurs, and pal then 71.0.. U. Moss Oubsa NMI be was is parturnbip with his brother, I. Cobs., set 86 sad 68, Yrneott.strees, Goodmaa's bads He knew lbs gefeadaan, hat ha had say imp 8.4 tap with ram. They always paid ler what tiny had. He believed ble broker never authorised thee to roes to his. Mr. Miward Pusan, the awasping foreman to Mowers Malady diss AMON% oda he knew the prisoners as Gallup cuisine MOM tweinuatba ego, offering a pries for old boo. They bend at • elenneagiars, sad offend 4001. for it : 2001. is ash eel as awarder by _a bill. Hs drew up • rough speemeat, wriest to Mr. Watt's?. approval, but the diliniasta wen aid some of the property could be reineved Waft the Ramey was paid down. A days two allarweede they 'am ash said they could sot take the aegis& They sayer paraleseed a fantasies worth of boa Irma the am Mr. HAM 1111111010114 that the evidesca he had adduced was quit. eallatent Oa elbow then frsadaleat trassuetion, sad he asked blls wewNp le end then to the esselose. Mr. Heikki alJ.Mrh is auk a sauna, lawman es all tlermeh the evMames then was toting to show that ibey bad 4tainel the iron by asp traedinat protean. In fast it had bees preyed that they bad bad treatment's with Mr. Oahu% sad wan estasUy tomb* at olumpossims with Mems. Warw. The who's affair was only a idmple debt. Mr. Cents add he was el tits MIN apiaries. The sum• sons must be disheed. Mr. Bastes said that it was a cruel ease. Hie client bad hest victimised out of nearly 1001. worth of propriety. Mr. Bodkin said that Mit likely, bad not the present sasseedisp bees takes, Mr. Tooker would have boa paid before. LAMBETH. • few days ago a female named Catley applied to Mr Elliott. BM stated that one of her obildrea had died, and that she was unable to obtain a certificate of death from the verges., Mr. O'fibea, who had been attending her. He mimed to give it until she had paid him the money she owed for medicine she had mosived ftom him. He claimed three shillings. Mr. Elliott said he had no power to compel a medical gen tleman to give a 'ordinate, sad be dimmed Bounders, one of the smoutoalog omen, to all on Mr. o . l3hsa. Bounders ailed upon him, when the answer be brought beak was, that the megietrate ought to and his own birdmen Mr.- Elliott then told the spplkant to go to the relieving officer and request him to interfere. Yesterday, Mr. W. Coleman, inspector of Nannies@ for the pariah of Lambeth, attended with the applicant, stating that he had called on the outgoes, who still declined to give • certificate that the body of the child was in such a state as to be highly dangerous to the neighboarbood. He stated that the surgeon required 3s. Mr. Elliou dlreeted that the money should be given to the applicant oat of the poor-boa. The applicant thankfully acknowledged the contribution and left the court. SPORTING. 711 =ROI Of VIZ MAIM 000DWOOD.-FOUlall DAY. BlLL,—Tbei Queen's Plata is no unimportant itete fc-morrow, if only one-fourth of the *striae p to the pow. Prstra ina wy I shall stied on to win, as he is to ry fond of = es. sad this orates, befog three milts and Ave gat Slat anal. Bair of Liam is aloe a tars ,hulas at dleimse. The Chesterfisid Cep, ode idle sad a patter, hes about Mutt' of it maim ea the spat, bet rasp the deid will not welt of above half that nuator. VW*: is a rissaliorse, sad sal, has a lads; weight for a siz-yeat-old. and If We piety start bins he will be very handy • Luudylissa has a shame of showing whether ha was wefts, of awalladoe tar the Goodwood Dishes, Ns k Is abet as wall la as he woe for that. Vowelise sad the Clemeetbsa plass aus very nicely weighted li shay are eatable of minims witytldag. w Gissulas 8aw1... would peter hall lbw dledsose. as eak& also /Usable. Bright Ptobae stands sane &saes with 7st. dib., befog vely test for say dlelesse ig tea wile sad a half, sad Poistrodis staads as pad a diem as say 3-yr-old, if began beat Olygpss, wheat I sat not &sades dt of. Libeillet gave way 6 1 $ 012Ell eg the Goodwood Makes, bat not hose the n ef the latter, and Joshua is able to wia, eeoerd ba is Obelesslard running, when he has a light weight; sat he wet bo laweriar than he was la the Stewards' Cap. I sear tan ray Mead ea Olympus, Visited, end Bright Phobia. Thu litwerry will plena as midi% • nee as say of the dip. add dose I wrote ow Yeats/ ay @sleuths, have adwasitsi greatly Into knew, all if Gum Wog _among tits havaselesse divisloa._ The last ball data age Ate Jai Kis sole, leossehlte7oTaitir;ithe7 Notelet, Oteseseet. and the Former% Debater 811 ; iatt for my wisher I shall Ma to ate &menet, viols Beaseekboto awl *s Ms Mk emit shall tepees's% tee heat the *abode !Min. Thareley. GOODW OOD RACEL—TauasDAY. Croakers about oar 'Math Ant% sad othffs lobo &Mitt to describe is Enda ..nt rt. Wag 'sing Irian paietpl erns. add Nue* have tbeir graalift peresas 'Nay. _ _ _ sid _ . . . • Wei Winded vesekiie lit op golly We plek= "Mk onions& Goodwook Park. no leo la 1M Wetoesa whilst • pigeon* Wien im parted se orosellie oislosee to OD 111114111111•116 Ling lbw of canker losuott up *s kW teem& tie tousesue. ao4 io all Wreak= over the rapidest ark ewe eeseteomi 'mope of biliday folk hos Leg village sad team. Ti. — its lades it with dwell Odd bass ad asbes*edy isiS•us isadoetio nohow e t= sashay arsalag sa reeky oder shek melees el " living valour," ad the deoiag Onnent whisk we lightly . up the day MIL tpissed snip thing ea the read ' were itilleSisse M Os untinhidal =, to glories "of Gootiweed. Assignee dell esoweemil whld Gamey Omen Mk eso at Epsom, Lied sad Illengers a b el the plessedies shanaterield of the . its up the Trash, Bill wire clusters et easel pabolen .sides to Owls &Waft White frocks • sad ea the Yi sobeekosees sherlde the radii; ground was Os Nan simelleneses tines of betide, people, se thinly rost tend withal est eneybody odd oblate as odurrepted view et the nese without enwiting or leessuseisaes. The Greed Baud, 1.111 entre of attrushon to a Inge mend, et nee.golag pargle , wra , oder. esentily se andel es es format or einowles M the Cup Day." Ea. ea the balmy woe " a olon " M had and the on bohnsat to the right of the Willa, ens as gay with the damns of the fair en as are tulip beds el !nett =add dyes." The hurry M busied lit as little Lbws M menplie sa assent' bet of fasideable tads Augnst the geed el the Debi of LMM..d were the Pride et Praia, Pride Vistas M Malradalebe, the Duke of Conine^ the Primo eM Passel lan hoar, Coast Pease End Boma. Led Smithey, Lord sad Lady C Lat ia llir 61111illt a Lord ad Lady Wilts. sal Lay aad Lady Beal- Lad s e:d ai tk,=. Lord Enna, Lord Led Lord & deed. Led °sadiron, LLoud halatd. Led Grey Warn Lard Slender G. Loads. Lord G. Losses, Lord W. Load. Lord A. Via% Lord Hkehaa. Lord Class. Gonad Peel sad Lady Jose Pen, Admiral BM" Camel the Bra. Jun Masheald, Mr. Caress, Mr. Ore vine, Mr. Grebes Vide, Mr. Des Von; Mr. Myosins, Mr. S. Lathy, Candi Lanny, and Gana* Pend In sadden le he above usetiseed dims n notteed the Duke el Ernart, Lord Linde. Led Edward lased, Lad Gismo ' L rips Lord Chan hist. Lord De Man, L i nd Mam a Min. ed bran_ Lard Aids, Lewd Hew* Led idea gated, Lord Meedwhise, Or G. At ayes" Ilk W. Gokinlee, Berea illethwariAl. Hoe. Ce/. ' , redid& EA Bea. E. W. Pon" M J. Hawley, Hoe. W. H. Pitswillins, Hoe. Cal. leentor, Boa. O Vaughan, Bea. Captain Lowther, Boa. Loyal Bib, Col. Engin, Ceptaie Brabason, Ceptaia Little, Caftan Ryder, Caputo White, de. The Cup eceasiesosl a rase a osrposolag 'stereo!. Dewar- Warrior's) was mash fanned by his party, ben dills trophy which Mr. Bill, the owner or the bone, generearly pre seated tea head . Fistinessa, the GIVOUnte, was beaus early in the rue, sad the doubts whisk had previously existed Man to his staying ability, nand additional tollbooths. Yellow Jan, the need for the Two the snood fee the Chester Cap, sad Os nevi M lie Doe/. were denied ally to stasis the ksasm of soloed plea. Hie *weer appeals to be sehrtzeate, for his bens Illeadboy raa send for Zama Weasselay, ad also snood far the Beetnek Iliondel Sabo lar 4 yr-olds to-day. Monde, the win so ell the Geoundith ia lOC mad who hd sassy sap pine% hoe dune at a tine when the son rapine elpSlololllo sr Me backers wen likely to be realised. He odd by kb jockey limping beck to the Greed Boad oadoeser. Meeertne, the orgy reprvesetative of the Pooh turf, was do unfortunate, for he roe third for the illawsrds' Cup yesterday, end attend only the MISS pool isa for the nen awned trophy, the Goodwood Cup. The eap was weekend' st the establishment of Mr. Beanek of Brateartrest, sitar a design mad model by Mr. E. A. ArostooL It nada of a tam is bright sUeero . ed with leaves el hazel, sad the iny, ea a sten of °aided silver. decanted with Ms sae being a odd et Quest Elnareeera. sal the ease el Clem Vista% who an needed toss. peens* the Qtarbiase of Oa respethe ogee. The Om Is seggarted sa a as whisk Os sennhesdedi masa Goplis Wi of Donde alth elobsoste fely areas et olotory! i t s td or ono el at teems is so mooted by a goo teprosedsg the resew or Una from the Ghat One.. by the valor el Paso Arthur asord lag le the deenlytisa of the sissies la the rmia‘issubs. Tess e e =tl le MI snow. IS Immesbed. Mai, lit owed The Oso Nog% as onnind. sad etrostes nil Se sad hhi Sas Vas is la the an et " Br Wow. TEE VERDICT UPON THE COLLISION CASE IN THR NERSIIT. LIVERPOOL, TaussDAT. At the reenroption of the lengthened inveditigetion into the omen of the solids. between the steamships Mail sad Maaslam, before Mr. Statham, deputy comer, yes- dey, - - - Mr. W. Pink, agent for the Excelsior, and who was a • powwow on board that vseaol at the time of the collision, eorroborated the statemeau of the captain and pilot as to the obscurity of the Mall's aide lights. Copt. Croke, esperietendent of pilots, was ales es- embed, sad said that after a Pilo.- went on board a steamer I he took the conduct of the stn.'s course, bat the esptain retained the =anapaest. These were no directions ; from the pilots' committee se to what coarse the pilot elsould take in barb's the port. By en trder in council , out-going esseeting steamers were not compelled to , sorry pilots. Yawns leaving port were directed by law to sell on the east side of the mid ebonite' when "este and practicable," but the west side was very often used. Be (Ceptaia Cooke) could never ascertain what advantage vessels gained by violating the law, sad he thought the risk was not worth the little advantage they might gain. It was very common for vessels to eons into port on the east aide, although they ought to some by the west side. This 'teethe Wt witness The Cormier then proceeded, to sum up the evidences to tie jury. He would put to the jary some questioas which hod bees proponeded for their cousiderattea by Captain Hodson ,the harbour-mast , r. They were as follow. : let. dyes the Mail oh the proper side of the river ? AU the seldom& promoter was the ease. Zed. Did the Mail do right la porting her helm when she saw the green light of the Bettelsier, denoting the helm was a starboard ?—Yee; ander the cireousetanwse the cap tain of the Moil, baring parted his ham and stopped the logien, not bevies tams to reverse, could do no more to avoid the esilirton. god (the most important poini). Were the tide light, on heart the Mail in a proper position to be seen agreeable to Me not; sad, if so, were they sufficiently clear at the time of the collision to be peen half a mile off—a distance sufil cleat for avoiding a collision ? 4th. Sholld the jury he of opinion that the Maid's lights ware as described by the mate of the Maria and pont:email Me. 9, the ease I decided, and the Mail cleared of say Whs. Ildt, hub being the ew, lobo on board the Eloelsior is rblemrf—Tbepma Is charge, for having been on the wag elle of the river, and the man who had the look-out, In mot herbs 8040 the Melt's lights in time to have articled lb. collision. &h. If the jury cahoot be satisfied from the evidence MO the Mail's lights were as they ought to have been, dam that they were improperly plaited or were too dm, Me time mast be divided—the bateelsior in the first place, ter befog os the smog side of the river, and the Mail, for net Mow saffiedent lights. The jaq, atter dabberatiog about two hours sad a half, rietarsod the following verdict We consider that the sad =Ms of the Mail are exonerated from all blame. Ve llb senebber the pilot of the Eacalsior guilty of gross atoll pm% Is Nabs the ship out of the track directed by the m e skiisse i sad he (slog too near the Cheshire shore; also the =Ms Glebe Moselsier guilty of arose segligetce, in not Imestsce sedlisst leek out; and the esptda of the Baal else Was be Mahe. Is hi looking mere to toe &scions* on beard Ids dder, bag on dick privies. to an d at the time of Use eollisish." The Cease,—Your verdict, then, is effect, is sae of maneleetahter east.% the pilot sad mete of the liacelsior ? The lensass—Certainly. Tie ~,diet having bees formal entered, the coroner made can his warrant for the spore of the mate and AM * both of whose, however, are at sea, we understand. THE APPALLINU ACCIDENT TO AN AMERICAN EXCURSION TRAIN. The details given by the American journals of the collision upon thi North Pinerylouts Railroad (briefly de aceibed la yesterday's Doily News), are frightful beyond eneggeration. Some of the bodies of the victims were entirely con eased. One gentlemen, in searching among the ashes under some portion of the mech , nery, found a few *alarmed human bone* in two pleat. They were, without doubt, all that was left of two human beings. The remains of both could readily be held in the palm of the head. Three of Alison of the 'Reunion train caught firs like a Baal, and in a very few moments nothing wee left of them bat the wheals, the other iron work, and a few charred timbers sad smonlderlos pieces of the human frame. There an two Isola, one dwelling-husk a blacksmith's shop, and a small el od, wards about three hundred yards of the scene. and to Wes slaws the wounded were first curled. NiA • tree is to be Inn for • considerable distance on any side, and the glaring sun beat (limn upon the dead, the wounded, their meson, and their litlf.assed friends, who were &ch i's to the acute, all ranting on foot, I. waggons, and every species of vehicle that could he procured in the city. As most of the victims, or a greater portion, were Irish, of num the demonstration of grief which met the ears were of the meet violent ohameter. ` They enured anything," says one joarael, " within the range of the reportorial es pities's." The wounded were plated on the stets of the traia that same to assist as comfortably as circumstances would per mit, and every attention possible was shown by the phy sicists, the employes of the road, the police in charge of the trace, sad by the friends of the victims. Every conceivable kind and degree of wound was to be seen, and nothing save nosy from the wounded or their afflicted friends and relatives met one's eye' at every turn. The train was run to town quite slowly and carefully, and as it pealed along, crowds of perms from the road sides and the windows of dwellings on the line of the road sued mournfully on the can and their freight. Eleven bodies of men and women, and two children, were horned to death in one car. The names an unknown. They were caupht under the side of one of the cue end roosted alive. When we saw the remains they presented • horrible spectacle. The mutilated remains of four men and women and a child were dog from beneath the engine and tender. The Roman catholic priest, the Rev. Daniel Sheridan; ras trashed in a dreadful manner between two cars. The lumen in the vicinity rendered every assistance in their power, except one man, who demanded 10 dolt , for a waggon to go a mile for • phyileian. The track is single, and when the loe'motivin rushed together they reared up upon end, dulling each other to , pine% and becoming amalgamated, u it were, in en op , patently ineatsicablee mass e.. 1 iron and braes. The bottoms of the two engines struck together, and the entire masa fell over open their side upon the western slope of the embank ment. Two or three trains ran to and fro between the city and the wens of the disaster during the afternoon. The , friends of the aufferen crowded upon the up trans despite the eurtioos of the police to prevent a rash, and some of the more dating ones smelly rode upon the sow catcher in frost of the locomotive. LOCKING CY Or A CHURCH.—On Tuesday last, the feel step towards the settlement of the loug-reading vela- Goes question of the illegality! of Christ Church, was taken by the patron, Ralph Ward Jack•on, Bp., in barricading the doors of the church, sad anteing the various moqueee to the churchyard with padlocks and chains, and issuing the following notice to the pebl c, painted on a large bond within the churchyard :—"Notate.—ln coongesi c• of the invalidity of the cocoanuts as to Christ Church, West Hartlepool, no inatriages, churl:hinge, cr baptitms cep legally take place in It; nor is any clergyman whatever aottorised to perform them. No ecclesiastical die trice has bees legally assigned to Christ Church, West Hattlepool, and go maini4 r hes been duly appointed or lionised to perform servitors In it; and teastaech as the Rev. John Hut Burgas assumed to oflkiate soatrary to law, and without having obtained the notions gonseut from all parties, it is neesteary and proper that this baildiug *build be closed (aad which is done with great reluctance), caul all proper and legal documents and &SUM WM be obtained. It will bet pined as soon as thus matters are satisfsetorily arranged. Any person wanting books or other articles sea have them on application.— Henry Biased ltidley, Vicar of &racers. IL Ward Jatiksee, Patron of Christ Church, West Hartlepo Ludt Mercury. Taz AIIIGIACAN bLULIA—The British and North Amman royal mail .team-ship Canada, Captain W. J. C. long, will sail tomorrow forenoon, for Boston and Hali but, with the usual weekly mails for the United States sad British North American Provisoes. Letters will legatee to he posted, is Livery, 01, before 8 am.; with lathes, to 880 a m. ; and at the leaching stage to, 9 aas. W. snow monis& Piloted sod pabbthed by WILLA/ Iwo Bomb et No. &Laster* an* to tbs City of loodae, ?flaw. et tboOlbes, la Looted* Mot. laths Pe tatoot Mom MIA. MARKETS OOTTON.—ldvarook, Yoko market closed with great 'tradition and prism am a shade against the buyer—nothing more. The asks to-day are 10.000 bales —2,11u0 for capon, and 1,000 on wan. talon coespriving 440 Pennon and Maranhsm. at Cid. to Tid., 060 Saida, at 61d. to Old.; kW Egyptian, at 6ld. to 9d.; 4000 nand, at 4ld. to Std., and 110 Ilia Islands, at I Id. to le. 2d. par lb. Import kw the week, 00,000 he.. =roll 0001:11.-11ascaurnin, iftrix 11.—The tope of thu market has asswmall Ma chsarfalnam than has be.. perceptible for maw time past, swim la ea Inman of Maros In both yarn end Yak dodos *slut law dam Operations are probably more en. asseseed by do bianaslia upset of tha weather than by soy briar tram odor startria Bat the speculative dkroadtion amongst holders g ssar e m4Liserposlas kit as a drawback. Spinners are still at a ima fa rapids peso, befog unable to command remoners. Uwe nor at the west marlist value of cotton, so that any advance wadi la lig, Mdlewapbeim vary •erbtitsly. lianufanturers asswerling InatimMa st mks km renunsratlve than those ablainshila WWI sadmithsr la a good position. This nassaina frowswitr i the yarn Mita Ism tasa firmer, the demand baba rithar of a general character than In any particular department, and prism hare an upward wadies,. LINRN GOODS. —lfircerseria, Jul.? 31. MORN Richardson, Tie, and Co., in their monthly report of this market, observe as fol. lime ....The linen trade hoe bean toespentively quiet during the past moth, sa at this period ot yesz ate home uy do r em it visit the market in ambers. SUR there Mixonmore than an average tentaed for expert, and stocks are sot aocutoulating in any departemet of the trade, while lower dreeripdoos of goods are very alarm, and command higher prtoes. The band loom production is wow mull, and may be expected to remain so till after the tweet. The Beard of Trade returns show that the import of flax dorieg Jane was Dee then in the corresponding month of hot year, which may partly misoont for the high sough t, yarns. SoMners hare established the &doom of price lately and are fully sopped, as are also most smaufacturent, both by hand and power.lsom; therefore, taking to account the pmpeet of a good demand duriog the autumn, we me Do Amos of prime being lower for tome lime to come." WOOL—Burros°, 3ULT sl.—We aunt report Icy altHlaioll In the aspect of this market. The demand in all branches b fair, bat pekes asked Blatt huhers to below an average. There is rather seen doing to wool. although the tow of the market is not so easy as LW weak. 001tIf.—Bnuusonan, JULY lII.—At Gloucester and Woreeetar markets, on the Yea, what wee shout Ts per quarter lower. Bar. lei still rearm sad gullies dear. Gate maintained their value. the supply bang barely equal to the demead. Beane and pea unaltered. During the present week the splendid weather ha peaty much put • atop to the wheat trade, sad prime are nominally to is. per quarter lowa. Basta quits ea dear, and In request. Oats Bellfrail, at Ilvgler ita rrh Balm only taken in utak. At Wolves. hampta, 7, the supply of wheat wee abort, but tamales issoe was at • &Was of L. to M. per quarter. At this day's market there wee • fair supply of wheat, end the few ales made awe at a deellas el es. to 46. per quarter. Barley rather higher Oats, beam, owl ppm sarbAred. —"- • - - BORON. i•LT 86.—T1s oitreately propitious weather has bud Its sane ape oar cars marbot to-day. what has beau in [sir supply, sad prim do. to 6s. par qr. tower. Bad. 73a. to 765.; white, 76a • - • - DiVIIMN /MX ao.—We bad • very pad supply of wheat for the Wee of par, but the teshier does weer° irregular that It was dn. flesh to aficertela the mot stets of the market • what wu sold, how. ever, Cu at • decline of h. a qr., but a great d eal remained would. Whit little barley wee shown wu quietly picked up at &dram. d prime. In min bunk sod peso no alteratmo. It was stated Is the market that one farmer had sold his entire growing crop cl barley et 411 e. a quarter; and that another has refused 30r. for Ws. MU* beet, fin to 76..; middling, 63.. to 72a.; inferior. Ns. to Sin Barg*, 395. to elle. Oata, 23e. to 32e. Beans, 42e. to Die. Pees, SIM to lits. Plow, doe, par sack, 55a. to •Its., accede. DM. to AU - JOLT 31.—Onr market this morning Ina very thinly attended, end, in the stemsoe of any dieposition on the t art of buyers to operate, wheat was ineffectually offered at s decline of fully N. per qr. cm flegbah and Id. per 10Th.. ca foreign. Prom the same mum we also Woo* oar quotations L. per cock no English flour and 6d. pm barred on American. Oats and cetmrsl were orglected and rat he r lower. EMU= beans and Indian corn were each about la. per qr. alomPer• . . . . _ . JULT this day's market there wee a lair attest. dame et farmer. The market am very dull, sad but huh made done is tate e of wkl but Mw samples were skews. and Wm* saffered a decides of about es. per qr. ow loot week's prices, although walkst the tamers nor beton were inolieed to sire way much price. Other grata woe r last week. The quotation.: Whew, white, els. to Ws.; red, ree. to eft. Oats, 31s. to 32a. Beam, 47a, to 48e. 1(111111111, JOLT 31.—We are thts day largely 'applied with wheat. for wiled there was scarcely say demand ; the small proportion dis• of was at irregular prism, and on the average fully Ss per qr. The trade in spring Gore quite of a retail character, end prier; surly supported. UITIWOS. JOLT 11.—The continued ripening weather has had a depreming toluenes on baley's market, sad wheat is Sm. to eis. per qr. lower in value. Ito trade in spring nom in heavy. WATIWOOD. Aux fo.— Under the depressing influence of nos weather, and favourahl pronsime to the crowing crops, the tons of our corn market has been Imunid; still, as .w in is comider. able, end the English markets manifest an upward tendency, holders bow some flneesse, and few transactions have penned in the trade here fines the date Mune last. We therefore repeat our quotations at Saturday foe all articles. • . Illsoravaez, JOLT 30.—We had in the market to-day 935 qtr wheat, 69 ars. barley. 638 qrs. cats, and 79 qrs. Desna Thera wen 'AA —Wheat, KS; barley, 14; oats. 878; and beans, 47 qrs. Supply M grain net so large. Sales dull for all sorts. and Priem down frees last weak. Ons lot at bulgy only sold. As compared with hist week—Wheat was Pa down on tag, and Ss 74. down on average. Barley was Ps ed. up on top. Oats were 2a down on top, and la down en mange. Bans were alms as last on top, and 40. up on avenge. Wheat. 119 e. to 941. Bailey, 32.. ed. Oats. SU. to Ma. Beans. 475. Pd. to Ha al. Weleht of top wheat, 61110 a; tar. ley, tette.; cats, 4419.; and beans, 116/10e. per bushel. cerne. —N ILW ASK YORTNIOOTLT NATIIIIT.JVLT 29.—There wee a pod *haw of stook to.day, and a brisk marker.. thine were 740 neap end 17 beasts penned in the market. NEWLIS, JOLT P.— Then bas not been any stock ID the market to.dae worth manna& In commune. of Inc fair being held on Saturday nest Ithrescaen, lean 08.—The supply of sheen and lamb this morn lag was again large. The comber 7.663, being MO more than last week. A very dull market, an at the close a peat number unaold. Beet sheep, Is.; rem and Inferior. Is. per had down. Ifecaulary sort of lambs also considerably cheaper. Top prim of the best mat. too, 6114.; current. Id.; middling and inthriur, from Id. to ed. pt 1\ Top pewee of Imentle., 215., and 04s. 6d. ; current far the best warts, from Ida. to Ile. ; wonder, aorta, font 12a. to 14s. ; and fete. rior, 4a. to 6e. per bead. The supply of cattle wee lee, there being 110 fewer. Bales also dull, and priers down. Extreme top min ; current top, 7s. Id.; middling and inferior, from 6s. to 6,. 9d. sere Imperial stone. At the close a ileums not effected. We had la the market to.day 7.566 Jeep, 151 fat cattle, IBS lean do., 66 much cows, and 191 pip. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE LIVERPOOL Fans AT /ORISON PORTE—Rankin, and Lilting, at Graben ; Solo, and Virago, at Amherst; Moultrie. ter Singapore. sad Mimosa. for Shanghai, at ArSer. COED% and Karmic , m), at Alex. andria; (lanyard*, and Arno (m), at Genoa ; masgaret, at Tam. gona ; Meander (ea), at Gibraltar; Julia, and Rufina, at Gilboa; Eupbernia, at Nimbi'. Winn FOR Cimino!..—Marla. from Bilbao July 22 ; Empties. Rom Alexandria. July a, Sir Alexander, and Ann Wilton. 9, and Si. demur, 1J; Bunts, front Moulmein, May 22. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. British }le[ (ship), from Liverpool for Bombay, July 1, lat. 11.19 N.. log. 11.3 Cambridge (ship), Chem, from New Orleans for Liverpool, July 10, .a 4 50.58, 100. 61.50. California tbarone). from Liverpool for Montreal, July 10, of Caps Any; out 17 days; all well. Crescent City (ship), Nom Bombay for Liverpool, Jane If, lat. 5.50 8., len. 17 W. Clymer, from Liverpool for Calcutta. May le. The Lords of the Admiralty have given orders that the Peninsular mail packets are, for the future, to leave Gibraltar on their return to England, from the let April to the 30th September, on the 6th, 16th, aid 26th of the month, instead of on the 6th, 15th, and 25th. When the 6th, 16th, or 26th, happen on a Sunday the packets are to leave Glaraltar on the previous evening, provided they have arrived at that port sot later than B.turday morning. [Advertisement.} —HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Pius grramoa hint DIM roe 800 Leon—Mr. John Nil, of Billeri my, Pews, informs Pi ofewor Holloway that Mm. Mac y White, of Vange, bud been troubled with a had Ira for more than IS yaws for the rove of which there appeared oo remedy, as she had tried vs. rioue means withonttnect but by his perettaalon .0. commenced u•iag Holloway's Ointment end Pill', previous to which for sixteen wee!. she was unable toerms the room. These a:makable remedies. however. cured the ing in a very short time. Sold by all medicine vendors throughout the wort , at Professor Holloway' entablists. swots, 244, Strand, London, and 20, Maiden-lane, New York; by A. Stamps, Constantinople; A. Gnidtcy, Smyrna; and E. Muir, Malta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AICER&—Joey 11, at Rut JWlli;i Viearage tire wile of Capt. Alien, tt,E., of • eon. ANDERSON.—JuIy 97, at Barcoort.terraoe, Dublin, the wife of Major Anderaon, Royal Done anillany, at a daughter. ARMYTAGIL—JuIy 9, a; St. George . wroad, the wife of Major Armytage, Coldatrean, (,uaros, of • aon. BDKGCYNIL—JuIy 29, at Lonadale•sgsare, Mrs. J. Burgoyne, of a daturhter. . . - - - _ CANPBELL.—JuIy 12, at Earle-terrace, Kensington, the wile ot T. C. Camp9ell. Esq., of a son. FORT.—July 29, at Eaton-square. the mite of R. P. et, Esq., of a son. KOGERIL—JuIy le, at *relay Mouse, atourpnt, the wife of J. Rogers. Esq., of a son. TOMS—July 30, at Vimpole.street, Casend.b.equare, the trite cf J• Todd, Esq., of a son. MARRIAGES. DENTON—GRIM/C.—July 29, at St. James'', Paddington, Mr. W. Denton, of Forest hill, Sidebtam, to Emma, dauglier of tLe late Mr. T. W. CrMEL of Clay Hall, Earl. GUY- CHA ULT. IN.—July 29, at Peamisood, Somerset, by the &T. H. Stub* the Hee. H. N. Guy. Hector of Cleuston, Domed, to Angie *gum daughter of the late C. P. Charlton, Rocs KETTLItsi ELL— LIVERsEUGS, —July f 9. at the pariah church, Leeds, by the Hee. K. V. llappel, N ullam, sou of Mr. W. Kettle well. to Hannah, daughter of the lets Mr. T. Liveried'', all of Leeds. PRICK—HIDE. —July 29, i t Alley, Someraetahlre, by the 1t.,. W. Hyde, V. J. Price, son of the late J. LL Vp., of king'.road. bediord.foir, to Atinc, daughter of C. llyde, Esq., of Allsr, and Ely.placeL Holborn. DEATHS. BLAND. —July 18, at Doeecot "'. ifoume, — knotty Ash. near Liverpool, M. 11. Bland. Fog., aged 1. GALAVIN.—JuIy 'A, at Camberwell, Lucy, relict of C. P. Cialabia. Bee., acrd 82. HILLIA aD.—Jolly 29. nt Cowley Rouse, Nary, wife of the Rev. P. J. Hilliard. Bettor of Little Witteobani, Berke. 10/1118074.—J017 M. et Sheektrwell-stote, Mr. T. Jobasoe, late of BeostLstreet.buildleas. aged It KONG aNDIBU.—JuIy 99.5 t Bateasse Cottage, New.erces, Adelaide daugbter of J. P. Neegredieu. RN. PIJILTIN.—JuIy 17, at Boutb.reptos, Mrs. J. Paivia, widow Of Use late Vlee.Jidaleal Purvis, eget $7. I'