The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-25 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'B.—TauaavaY. T. “ off day," coupled wit► the fact of ita balm Wei sad disagreeable, brought bet a mill minter, ead the few tramectioas that did take place were equally unimportant. A few bets were wade oe the great autumn haadioapa, but ft], wordy specuhrtione indulged is were in heavy duepro• portion to the amount of buaine•a dote. Anfield and Ihrd hill stood at the head of the quotations for the Ceearewitch and Cranbrolgeshire roperuvely, 13 to 1 having been taken kindly about each, and ljakk. to IW. about the two for the doable event. For the Derby 3,2001. to 200 f. was accepted about Coeet Guard, who is now decidedly first favourite. Closing prices : CESAREWITCH. 15 to 1 apt Mr. Grimlbis Ankle, 3 . yrs, 7st 51b (t f) 18 to 1 Mr. T. Vslootioes Hormone, 4 yrs, Bst (t freely) 18 to 1 Mr. Merry 's Linter, 4 yrs, Hat 81b (1) 25 to 1 Mr. W. 8. Meliorates Jack of Heats, 3 Ira, Het 71b (1) 25 to 1 Mr. C. W. Inswillian's Myrtle, 5 yrs, let (t) Mr. W. Day's OiloVas•Alivo, 4 yrs, list 1211) (t) 40 to 1 Mr. Nayks s Aps, 4 yrs, 64 101 b (t) 50 to 1 Mr. J. Smith's al 3 yrs, Bst 81b (t) 40 to 1 CAMBRIDGESHIAF... 15 to 1 sgst D ' Ulte73ll3;Wart's Anthill, 4 yrs, 7st 71b (t) 16 to 1 lir. W. 1) iy's Cateb- h em 7st(t) 16 to 1 Mr. W. l'Anson's Somalis, 3 yes, 7st llb (t) 1000 to 30 Lord Stamford's Limostna,4 7m 31b (t) 50 to 1 —31 r. Stewart's Camicastle, 3 yrs, 64 lllb (t) 66 to 1 Lord Palmerston's Baldwin, 3 yrs, 7st (t) 1000 to 10 ILDelamarre•Cantoonsds, 3 yrs, sstlolb(t) DEBBY. 16 to 1 &gat Kr. Naylor's Cork Gond (t) MANCHESTER AUTUMN MEETING. HOIOSLY Oldmieder, W rugby, Let Lancashire, Overlies*, Tolman, Charming Woman, Maid of the Mint. Fanfaron, Claxton, Bloodies, Greenland, Cobbler, Jug Freo, Leyburo Lem Mly, Nimble, Lothian's Sing, Permission, Orphan, Alia, Leigh, Madams Taglialloo, Bertford 11111. Expected—Lord Dasdreiry, Mouatain Bock, Blitbfiald, Leootte, and mranicithan. The gramma ie very berry. Tux MAIDEN STAKES of 3 &OM sub, with 30 added. Owe mile. ge A. ASA Oventone A 3 Amy Bobtail 114 2 Leeman lam Ally 2 Claxton 2 Oarpoo.ll WALSALL RACPS. Tao HANDICAP HINIDLI BACK of 3 gam each, with 20 added. Two muds, aver Nix Inutile& Jacob, 6 7?, llat 716 PacclAL.6l, 6 yrs. 10.4. Xmas, Agee, 104 tib Fear Tao .. i :::: i 3 MB iirEani HANDICaI. at 3 SIM awe, with 30 Kidd Thativ i turtats dab we. bland Mary, 61 alb Jewel. Tat SID tattler, Tat 11 ft Fear rail. 3 Tex Baapyour HAND/CAP of sus mi. with 50 Wed. Or an& Tourist. 3 yss. 7st Mb — Batten Drop, It sir s 7M litddlowatels, *yrs. Olt Mb Paw rash. TEN IN :Pairs' Puri al SO ana. Ilaisportara at a ail. Wyrley, 2 yrs !SOLI e by TthicbrAgton -Jes!ht, 2 yn (MK) THE SCURRY HAND/CLP of 25 NOM Hal • WI& Loodes, 2 ors 2lte Pony, S Jr! • W 0 .4 by three lengths. Bic no. CAVALZY Port Dewdrop ... 1 I Owl, two row. MONMOUTH RACEit=hll7l/IDAY. Tn CouirrY Nwwwwww' P 1.412 (Haediaap), of 36 eke, addeds too) a sweepstake, of 3 sore. meek los. Ore kik. 413 iwaeji el lledbies' Oar, by Ma 3 Yrr. art 21b Ur. Banu46, 1l ri. 6 yr., 366 Sib Ur. J. Adam's Weresak t yrs, Bdelb (. l ( .l ati=) Bfittiati 2 to 1 es Odzd . a. Wite by dz heaths. Two I.l 4 B Baadeoar 00P (Hasdkaid, of 10 care. mak 5 ft, en* • piece of pkta added by the Duke of Beaufort One ale sad a citereer. (20 subs.. 7 &Willed. YtMonWs Balboa, by Stockwell, am by Jury, 4 yrs. 131, (Judd) 1 13r. 11e5ey104334 Dud, 3 irk TAJO& igan. oo ) 2 swards) 3 Mt. F. Dowttiww,.• in. NW —.IL. Lwow sad Ti p. Nts woos. Batting : 2 101 ow Holbsio, 3to swot Gaga Dust Woa by two length. ; • leagth bowels ..seed sad Wad. rim Krim &tun of mos. eith. 2ft to Yr howl, Ike Syr-olds, with Wadded. dm farlases. (14 swim) lortUibtidesVatelatta• lawblow—lowobla, OW lib (A. Idwarl 1 Da* of Boaatort's layerono• tat iJa44 Mr. loactiltsettabiwy. it lOW "lns 11 Batting : eto 4 ow Cauabuty, 7 to 4 apt Vabotattios, 5 to opt d Boponows. Woe by two lowstis ; • km* botwoes seise aad third. lia MOSSOW STAMP of 3 soya mob, aria 20 added ; weight for age . selling mad other allowsoons. forimp. Pry. Morgit's Casette, by ll. g Teta—Balham'a 3 7r 6 . ..1211) f O . O O lard txbridgea I by Torsos — Lady Onstasee 1 yls 1 141131! , R. &PPM Mr. [mete llathalle, yrs. hit UM (Dream) $ limy Widow ahem& 6 to 6 Go Natoli% 2 be 1 edit Terse Ally. 5 be 2 are COMAII. Wm by taroleastbs ; bate Nimes *be wood sod tided. The views was basal* fa for 110 plasm. Tn CHIPPZWILM &AKE% of 10 Dom ark, lift. sad 2 it blond. with 50 added; woman antis. Biz brims. po 'aka Mr. F. :mobil rafts, by Whidlionnd —Mud, I yea fat iith Id = 1 Mr. J. Powney's Lady WMlataa, yrs. ?et 11b ( • . •f. Mr. Braylsys Golden Tyr o, Set illb (ChwillY) 3 Dow: aloe TSII. Batting: Even as Luisa, 5 to 2 agast Lady Williams. Wm by a hied; a seek between woad and third. TonTnaY Pl4lll (Handicap) of Marra added Mm swoop skits' of 5 on oath, 2 ft to the fund ; aerials penalties sad allosrasiesa. One mile and a half. (10 sobs.) Mr. Mire's Warthase. by Botardo—llemialt Elhi, 6 yrs. lest !Mr. Williams! 1 Mr. Brayley'a Teals, 6 yrs. lOst 1111 b (M. Wood! I yr. L liaterCe Whitehall, 3 yrs, tile Nohow s twoßaitin aigthg : 2 to 1 es Worsham. s betimes wooed mad third. Woa by three laagths ; l IIZTTING AT MANCRESTICR.—TitarftsDAY. CEBAREWITCH. 14 to 1 apt Adold (t) 20 to 1 Limas (t) 20 to 1 Sumitomo (1) 25 to 1 Drummer Boy (t) 15 to 1 WM, 4/ :13 to 1 Hawke (1 ow! or) 10 to 1 Lisiodos (t) 50 to 1 komaooff (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 16 to 1 opt &coolie (t sod off) 16 to 1 Bildllll Off) 10 to 1 Catch-'em-Alive (geed de) 33 to 1 Limooino (t) 60 to 1 Comet (off) 06 to 1 Cairocutlo (t) 100 to 1 Taoism tt THE DERBY. Vto 1 opt Paris (t) 3) to 1 Btratibroom (t) to 1 Parsoor (I) 100 to 1 Lucky (t) NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIELLTY, Harr. 24, Arzoiletwiwrs.--Ca *MS IL W. COlirtaiky to the Scylla. vice Captain an=iled as &moose of MI health. litatar W.H. Jame. (aapeaanotorers) to the ItSti:didtte. W. H. Adana (additional) to the Britienil Aelli!tanYlkni. o " He. Wm.M`Mahoa (sdditional) aad Jobs A. liasaisealil to the Midshipmii• R. J. Wickham, O. Remy, H. N. DoilSay, Joh. Perim% P. B. Searldeode. sad W. :Ake r% to the Gibeallar ; do S. Edge avid G. H. P. Jose; to the li tt aa gf• . . Ns - 41 Cadets W. 11. Moore, Arthur 0. Han, to th• Rama ; Wra. H. °who to the Soothe Naval Owlet (aoodeeted) Gerard &mph Oapea to the -- itoistao4-Eltsiotors Retry W. A y, W. IL Mack. two, out Moho Boohoo, to the to toporuestos ; J. T. Stook zog sad Et. E. ettioatd. to tto for charge as of tin eosins of the Argot ; W. Ham, to the Wa. lhnsasixa ACCIDIIIIT.—Ystords, two yang Lr;din at o N f• . oft the ottingham, mated Himit, shot ottoodiwg ai frinita l NM, mid weet es the Seat is • mien boot. They took with this • lid le setae oimwees, who by sem memo fill iota the water. owl Is brim to now Mtn the boat,.. emotnesod. Yr. limed % m a sa d the boy tom &smiled bet bi bootbacJaa. who so ue d 'grimmer, who hod Wed his Ono* ton.. iih n , mi med with_ mat afloat, to ramh Ile AIR HOWAVAINi tiarrifig? AID Puar.—Tke Joys an sake „...mow dies tirs klailmils ant impeMem in Mhos lima oar Mote. , isf mell oaf 'Mee aro omminit new moit our nob tom rib: ort • when = l4 7 ' itommtNB re mod to Elapcomis . then. m mai& tumma , walks* mid vaireameggeg to all lowellio to Ito est oweigi some ef lbanln oat en a* otottesol• tail thtamingt, tr= s :R; isk do sot goloriumba to irie*, saw oro iheiT elhaide an pmemet orwrilwok owl 1 . 1 Iwo ims, fek met la seemairs. 111NEm.... Cabo lintelltynte. SHERIFFS' COURT.—SErr. 24 (Be(ore Mr. Uakr-fikariff Banhell.) 1110CLLNATION 01 OUTLLIVIT. Mr. Hemp, the officer, made his monthly list of procla mations of outlawry. Blom the list " all several Dames have been removed from the list by arrangement betimes the parties, or from having been proclaimed at five monthly courts. It is remarkable that the publicity given to the pro ceedings lead to settlements, so that very few cases proceed to the final stage of outlawry. The following cases ware " prochumed" with the usual antiquated ceremony :—James Ball, at the suit of Thomas Lumpier and another ; Samuel James O'Hara Horaman, at the suit of John Pescod Whit more; Charles Robert Huxley, at the suit of Joseph Har rison; and Richard Adliagtoo, at the snit of John Williams and another. No surrender was made, and the next Ancient County Court was appointed for the tlod October. POCOCK V. JUDGE.—ASSAULT. This WU an maim) for mink brought in the Exchequer. Judgment was allowed to go by default, and a writ of inquiry was executed to 'Mai the compensation to be awarded. The damages were laid at AM. Mr. Begley warn for the plaintiff, and Mr. Cam for the de fendant. . .... The plaintiff, Mr. Thomas Pocock, is a solicitor, and lb. defendant, Mr. Joseph Spencer Judge, bed been a solicitor in India. Both resided at Kensington, Mat to sash other, and seme dispute had arisen as to Mr. Pooock's right to fro. quent the ornamental ground of Stanley prelate. On the evening of the 25th June a some occurred which led to the present action. Mr. Pocock moot into the ground with his son and nephew. The defendant's eon impeded Mr. Pocock, and flourished a stick. The defendant came up and said to Mr. Pocock, " You are in liquor," on which Mr. Pocock said " You tre a liar. " The defendantl then struck him severely; his nose bled, his eyes were blackened, and Insilco out, hoe teeth being loosened. He had medical aid, and the Aerie was three guineas. Mr. Pooook said as purchase of a freehold he had a right to the garden. sad that be was perfectly sober, as was proved by Mr. Barber, a barrister. He denied that after the blows be had called the defendant " an infernal her." The d;termientwas called. He said he only gave one blow slier he saw the scuffle with his son, and wee sorry for ii. As be was going to him house the plaintiff said he was "as infernal liar. The Jury retired, sod after emu deliberatioe arested the damps at twenty guioeu. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before Mr. Judie, By lex) Jaw Wright, 18, was charged with haring committed • felonious assault upon elms Wright. The details of this cam are of coarse entirely unfit for peblicatMe ; but it transpired in the course of the inquiry that the proescutrix, who was only tune years old, was the sister el the primer, sad that she and six other members of the family, arnoog whom was a girl fourteen years old, slept in one room, and that the prisoner slept upon a box In the same room with them. . . The learned Judge, in his munmiag 'up, made some very strong but appropriate remarks upon the frightful come ginner that mast necessarily moult from such • Blebs of things, which be said he was afraid was anliamly b at too prevalent among the poorer clones, and which hed bees exemplified in the present 0n... The jury found the prisoner Guilty of an attempt I. commit the offence imputed to him, sad as he had already been in prison for a month, the learned judge ordered biro to be further imprisoned for the space of fire months. The premier Engleheart was then placed at the bar to receive judgment. Mr. justice Byles, &analog her, said that she had bees put upon her trial for the reasislanghter of is uepreeeted beige of which she was the mother, and whatever might have bees the ooppinrsion of the jury as to the real facts of the 0n.., they ooasi seed that the evident, wee not saffloient to justify them is convicting her of that dream, but she was convicted of an mann. eke was uadoubtedly cos rioted of as wash only, and be had felt it right to ask the mussel for the proteeutiou to elect the charge upon which ' he should proceed, but although she had oromequently ooly been worked for one aseault, there could be no doubt that eke had committed a snoosesion of barbarous and tahunum assaalls upon this poor child, and although ha did not peeled to say that they had tat to eases its death, they were undoubtedly of • very serious ahameter, and it was impossible to pus over each as offence without a severe aentemee. He wee aware of her con&tioe ; but this ought sot to be allowed to interfere with him in the discharge of bi duty. The tkantary State and the authorities of the prom would take envy oars of her, having regard to the sonditisa to which ha hod alluded ; but la the meantime be must proucausee the wen team of the law, which wen that elm be fipsistmed /wlb. space of eights.; months. The primmer, who im • very good-ksekimg young magma. quite astounded at the aseteses pronounced by Tr , :e re cted judge, and wee removed from the tar shrieking and almost mesumble. THE FORMS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT} MBER 25, 1863. (Ware the Baaorder4 William Pelham, 26, clerk, iris indicted for foloisimmly Sorting epos a mortals bill of inhume fat the payment el mousy Use sioosptasoe of us William Bow, with Weal to defraud. Tbe prisoner wu Mewls. Indicted for Moak** forgiu upon two bills .f exelnage eadoussasst of Jelui Bear, Wastes sad Edward Woolen, wit► haul todsfned. Mr. Mead appeared to premeds ; Mr. Sleigh defeedmL The *tow at Lint pleaded set guilty, hat afterwards withdrew that plea sad pleaded guilty. Mr. Poland that* shied the fade at th e COW It ap pears that Mr. Welfare, the prcescutor, keeps • lean °Mee, sod some tame ago the pneewr treat to idea and requested him to discount a bill or 634 drawn by himself sad pm to be acespied by a Mr. Jetta Thoth'. Mr. Wel fare it, and co its hemming doe the primmer , *min west to the office sad salmi Mr. Welfare to allow the bill to stead over fora short thee, ea Mr. Weeks was act gaits prepared. The promentor dated that be meld set le4ltetaad over, vim the primmer ream bill for 501. drawn by himself sad te be aempted by Edward Vestal. Mr. Welfare reared the ea UM bill, when the first waspad, sad the quitted the dike. Mr. !Mettle, for the ddeace, urged the Basseder to deal as lightly es he could with the mom; who was a yeas( man of met respectable consesime. and Data mostly a =pommed of moriderchle mesas, hat batillig lardy a partherthip with a man by which he was Mated to beggary, he bad daze that which his fathom melted ▪ namely, the forging of the bills in quietist, bat at the eases time with set the slightest intestme of defined. lag Mr. Welfare—intending when he had somewhat repthed his position to hare secretly paid the mom is question, After a amber of yammer to charade, had bees called, The Recorder said there eertaialy were some exteenthiss eirommaires ia the ease in favour of the primmer, who %irto have booth an irreproachable character Wiwi*. ritator wee then restemed to be imprisoned for the mace of eighteen calendar mouth,. JoAn siiriit 14, 24, rimer, Joteph Pemba*. 30, largenss, and Jamas Clarks Mercian, 29, alines (ow ail), was le• chaired, the tie loaner with staling, sad the latter with reneineg with &guilty knowledge, a oak of tamales valve 241., the property of ltolple _ MOAN Pries ad alas. al Prise'. Wharf, Bleakirion-bridge. , Mr. Giffad sad Mr. Stirling precasted ; Hardest was defended by Mr. Serlerat Patsy sod Mr. F. H. Lewis ; andol ILL Ribion opposed as behalf of Smith ; and Pootberty woo oodod. The whole of the priemiers pleaded not irony. Mr. Gifferd, io opening the case, said the widows wide& be should by before them appeared to apply to the two tint swimmers with regard to the stealing, mid d reseivieg with a redly koowledge on W. part of the We'd. On the 24th Jim* it seemed that a quantity of casks, among them baiter the one io question, were a hoard • barge *bide wee statioeed at Prigs Wharf, ready to be takes the mitt mora ine to am of the rem& holuagais to the Omani Steam Nerigateen eNnepasy. The amt moraieg the seek wee moo, sod wain,* foemand4weraty boon it was loud be paradise of the primmest Harriane, who was an oil and odour man of Queenhithe. When questioned as to the Feensitea of it, he stated that he bed par. chased it for IN. of two TM% who Loud sat to he the other two prisms% Smith and Pemberty. On bolsi premed, however, he afterwards admitted that be bad only sire 121. for it, which wag just half its We. The weight of the cask aod its coolants was about 5 met, .ad certain marks ems on it. by which it was at one identified. The mw Smith sad Pemberty were apprehended, when it was fatted that both moo haul been seen lurklne OW the spot, If sot actually me the bare shortly before the theft. With regard to timelier men, tb• only @Adam spabst ' him of waiving with • guilty koowledp waa the fad that he knew the soar am sad their exact positioo, that be bad purchased tbe cask sod the to ne ti much below their value, mad deafly, that on og pomembe of the pro perty his be bad oaeceeled it la one el the cellars connected with eerier. . Harrissinioaasel caossexamined the various witness. wither's', to ahoy that his client did sot lisow the other two that In had not emerald the mak, and that le t a 7i:Ta • very fair prim for it nedersil the circumstances. Whoa the as se was about half completed, ibiejest4 Parry asked the Recorder whether he thought it wan straw awn& against Harrison to go collie jury. The Reserder, after looking over the depositions, said le really thaeght the "widow* was not strong sow& to *m oist. Thu jay thew wader his direasioa rearmed • meet of A • is the ere of Harrison. . RAW' made ea esracet appeal ae behalf of Smith, virgin that then was not sullicieat evidence spirt him to jwisify them arevistiag him. The jory bead Smith sad Pemberty d :i l ly. Semical Amer soovietioas were proved a est Pemba*, the dreams beim ars* of the same ptioe as the pre seat eam IheßalaeLrll6.l4ooed Posiborty to air and Smith M Iv* pees! unite& groma4/4.84 21, Jake Whims, 22, TAataist aft's. n. sad Gawps Mali, lb, all lirisksealtem were Whited firr Wash /ally J irellamsa, with West to do him mem grimes' beim Mr. Sleigh sad r. ppesesabeil ; IPSO de Mr °wow, sod New by ilk. The ether peiewame were Isishailsi. AU the Kimmins pleaded not guilts, with th e sia sk, of New, wbopleaded guilty to uolawfolly assaulting. It • that the whole of the prisoners were brick makers, !ilium at Hyde, and on the day in question they, together with the prosecutor, were in • public-house when some quarrelling took place between them, and on Wellman leaving the house they followed him, and New struck him • violent blow on the head with • stick, fe,m the ill effects of which be was obliged to he confined to his bed for over a fortnight. The only evident,s against the other prisoners was that one of them bud admitted they were all in the affair together. Tee three prisoners—the two Albums and Hall—were ea quitted ; but New, who pleaded guilty, was aeatenesd to four mouths' imprisonment. (Bdore the Common Serjosat.) Frederick Tell, a Dutchman, who appeared to be suffer ing from severe indisposition, and wbowu allowed to remain seated in the dock, was indicted for stealing a gold watch value 31. and • gold chain value 31., the property of James in his dwelling-house. Mr. Langford (with whom was Mr. Orridge) appeared for the prosecution. The prisoner waa undefended br counsel, but had claimed the privilege of being triad bye mixed jury, and consequently a jury composed half of foreigners and half of British subjects was empanelled, and Mr. Albert was sworn to interpret the evidenos. . . . The facto orthe case lay is the shortest °output. The prosecutor resides in Gracechurob.strest, and as the after mos of the Ist September last, about balf.past six o'clock, the prisoner was met by the prosecutor's daughter coming down stairs. Tbe yoeng lady called for aesistanoe, and her mother sod the tamale servant responded to that call, and the prisoner was detained until the arrival of a City oar stable, Paddock, 534, who on searching the prisoner foood upon him the gold watch and chain belonging to the pro secutor, which had been rode in the proarroutor's bed room • few hours before. It was further proved that a qnsatity of latch and door key. were found on the all of which were calculated to open the doors of ity aloes. The prisoner was found °Wry, and was sentenced by the Common-Serfaant to air months' imprisonment with hard labour. William Smirk and Thomas Altana, two police-oonstables of the M diviske of the Metropolitan police, surrendered in discharge of their bail to answer as indictm ent; charging them with manning and inflicting pemortal injury upon two persons of the name of William Thomas and Benjamin Woodnutt, on the night of the 24th July last. Mr. Le Bretou (instructed by Mr. Wonkier, jun.). on behalf of the Marquis Townshead (formerly known as Lord Raychem), and Mr. Adam Smith, se member of the Society far the Protection of the Public against Abuse, appeared to te ,• and the defendants were represented by Mr. L e il s r and Mr. Orridge. Its ease occupied the attention of the court for a length. seed period, but the farts were limited, though a vast amount of contradictory evidence was presented to the court sad jury. The allegation on the part of the prosecution was, that the proem-atom, two labouring harp Wilder' living to Rotherhithe, were on their way home from the beam re the mother of Thomas, after having partakes of supper and some beer, when the dehmdeata, who were in plate clothes, followed them and said, " You are the we have been looking for is ocusequince of the row mat new at Dockbead." The infamous epithet applied to them was retorted to by en inquiry as to Om they meant to apply the epithet, upon which the tor Threw was knocked down by the defendant prosecute on Woodentt interposing be was esiaLled by the other defendant, and shuck on the eye. They raised a ory of " Police,"apps which it was alleged that the Moeda/AN ran away. sod the prosecutors proceeded on their we hors, but were panned by another polios-coostable, and takes to the *keened= on the charge of riotous sad dis orderly modest. They were subsequently brought bolero the pollee 'magistrate on that charge, and wars die. aimed with a recauwasodstioa that this prososatire should be leetituted. _ Tr riders was of a most ortradifitory adore. Os the cue baud it wee aseertal that the prosecutor, Three sad Woodnatt, bad bre engaged in a row M Dreher, Itorsehithe, and had ire watched and followed by the delereets, who bad been soiled by the pressenion, and were followed by another constable, named Lamb, to the brae of tie prosecetor Thomee's mother. when they wen taken in car dy, andlocked imp at the polka-elation os the charge of being drunk, riotous coda* sad ariultiog the polies. The charge was beard before Mr. Taal, the me grims at Greenwich PoliesCourt ; and, after a rased ugai y, darer', with an intimation that the per sect prosecution sherd be instituted. The two prosecutors, Thomas and Woodside., were new tolled is terele this iedirment. end on their cars, dried that they were intoxicated on the night in grata. and ereverated that they were smiled by the two deleadar with the most opprobrious epithets, , and personally somata by them. They railer amy of Pore," when the &- fermate via away ; bet the prosemtors were followed 52restimere sortable war Lamb. by whom and other, were taken into curdy in the rase of Thomas's , and coaveyed to the station, and were charged as already sated. Mr. Ehigb, for the defendants, mid he wee in a condition to pros@ that hie cliental were two officers whose career in We poles @orrice bad bees exemple, as rkiseced bt their being employed is plain clothes as detective duty. It raid farther be shows that when the present promeators were charged et the police station with the riot imputed to them aid other they wee raised the slightest ali that they had been as by any police arr. rz were proved to the eatisfactiou of the jury, the defendaets would be entitled to as acquittal. rear policecocatebles of tbs M division were flea galled, sod deposed that the prosecutors had been engaged as a rations turmoil, end that both were drunk when take. hie custody. Inspector Home was also called, and proved that he was ea duty on the nightie question when the two prosecutors at the pramet indictasect were brought to ths poi They were her intrioard, and when the sharp was read to theme they sever intimated that they bad been menehed by any polies oaken. With regard to the delimitate, he cord state that the defendant Alum had been sisht sad the defesdant Smith five yeses in the sorra and shot both hadbeseareinoted to plain clothes duty in e@ Mr. of their evades! and vigilare. Mr. Le Breton repl ied upon the whole of the case and after a mare sumesieg up by the Common Serpent, the jury, after • b rief coesultatioa, =turbid a verdict of Guilty, Comma &dear sentreed the Werra to 18 amoudltie imprisonment, with hard roma. Williams Harris and William JaCIIMIS pleaded guilty to Widmer charging them with unlawfully conspiring to chest and hired John Phillips. ten Roblascr with whom was Mr. F. H. Lewis, appeared feriae prossestioa, and Mr. Sleigh for the primers. Mr. Sleigh said that rein upon hied yke the primer bed girded guilty to the misdemeanor and he believed that Ids lamed frier, ]lr. Robinson, would sow proceed is • second adierest raga( the prisoners with felony. had rhino* begged to hamar to the coast tba: th ere tad rhino* so ocespronses in this matter, and he felt boned to merles e the eissumetanar under which the fraud bade.be rred. Th. prism Harris had *ea for mos time is the webs oil the posseator, who was a wham* rag mandrat, arrift oa U. balms it tha amity of tilamf sad his sheaves Harris had the merle* of= OM. The ethos primer. Jasima, was a mad* don dealer to 01erhemsli, sad ma is the Is orbit of searthig rap to the promoter's. The fraud au effected by Hams audit to Jai* ler a lerger pastity of rep Om And for which on Ho ms's no l• Jackson was paid. lier Past ssetemed both the prhosos 18 Oor sleuths' imrimumat with bud kbastia Hems el eesiks, s — sTeits %NI Ums longed is delft aid do ceon IMO mooed b Mooday. ON. IL THE POLICE COURT& 1019-51SEIST. Ma Buc k as& who steed committed for trial et se lim than are charges of burglary was again brought before Mr. 001T1.6. it enter that eenakaelditiond widows whisk hod Mei Wes dinelomd mkt be added to the depoliticise With rasped to the baraMay at Mt. Oradea* Albany tame Regent's.park , cm the night of the 23rd, or re a m ing el the 44th August, as thinly woman, who wakminding • odes stall for the " proprietor_ ," dated that &Taw the come eat of Mr. Overdoes boom at about 5 (Mock C i th,s sr mand He bad two parcels with him. He got lath • cab and drove away. Tbo egad. proved that the prisoner hailed him. sad held him to drive to the Great Western Railway temaime. at Padriingtoe. Rh luggage emulated of a oldie lime beg and a aeqquaan..n portmanteau. Os arriving at the Load of Hat in Yeaed asked, defendant Mated witness to some drink, fad then declined to proem I sa further, miry be ex peoted Die brother, sad should mut there for bias. Witness loft the primer at the Lead of Hay. Mr. Oirlerth, the impeder charge of the ense. dated ttyam the kat ezessinotion a large quantity of property bees dimmers& sad most of it restored to lb. owner. Animist tha red was a gun is as oak guneue, valued at 55 minds, the property of Mr. Mamma, a geutleom at Pea theville, whole house was lately broken opeo, eat this mond other Mahe dole% Mr. Oarrie mid as the primmer 'toed committed oo five ewe. It was net socessary to add any more. Mr. Grinds said that was so • but he should Mgt the he be brought was again before the trial with a view =her restoration of th e property. • Mt. Corrte asseetod to this mune It appears that the priemer's reel same is Bond. MARYLIG9OIIII. Thames Barnes ... charged with attempting to clesiney OreaselL &egad Medford, 29 depoesel that co Tomb, bat he me idled to Bill.serset, whore be mew th• Pti' selling shod iss grid Wean Ind mama Mode MM. log him deem • red we oily to mad owe him as "Meth sad be wee telose is the audits/ Whms he was esseordso mecoresed, to did M bed r a eddier, and aimed Omagh the lodise mutiny. • was disehergid witheo v iggy peewee Iniviag amid Ms gem If. was am le 21a OIM altitiorlnet, find_had bed may one end bread 4 „ ,... •e1d Imer akths rday bet, and he mold mint *roe / t wee i i , s e t t ft edissz f ef elkeM• q died Ibet lie His bad atm g o p i g gog • • " ' • • • • Odds The pihmer amid be was may fisti log and, Me had had • sea 'Mahe la Indio end lb eltll9 W. In reply bquestioas pat to bin, be mid be was ia • very weak stet...od could do some lidkt work. la tie 'beams of any peosion be tr..a starving. Remanded. WOBBHIP-STREET. A tall, middleeged pothiman asked for advice under the following circumstances. The applicant stated that his wife was very partial to singing and other rare birds, of which, is fact, sbe had formed a large collection. A few _days ago a young man, who professed himself to be • dealer in btrds, called at his house, and as be asked to see the lady of it, his wife gr a nt e d I aim an interview. The man them showed two very beautiful birds, with handsome Mile about six inches long, and of a brilliant blue. The man said that they were very rare birds, brought with a good deal of trouble from the coast of South Africa, and that the olio with the most blue in its tail was the cock and the other • hen. These he offered for sale, and after some bargaining consented to take a hand some singing canary and two sysdavata, with 101. im cash, In exchange for his birds. Next morning, on going to examine them, be (the applicant) was vexed Maud that one of the bards had died during the night, from 1 the scandalous cruelty to which it had been subjected, for on taking it out and examining it he found that the tails of both wore false, and had been cruelly stuck on with sealing•wax, but with so ninth ingenuity as to almost defy detection. He upon this called in a neighbour who was conversant with birds, and be was convinced. as indeed was everybody else who saw them, that they were not foreign birds at all, but C4)01113011 English greenfinehes. He had Nowa to suspect a certain bird dealer of having been guilty of this fraud, sad be wanted to know whether the magistrate would grant a warrant for hie apprehension. ldr. Leigh maid he could not deal with the matter himself. and under any circumstances a 000vietion would be attended with difficulty : but if the applicant were certain of the man, and he was in circumstances to pa^ the costs and expenses, be could sue him in the county court. The applicant thanked the magistrate for his attention, but said he would take time for consideration. THAMES. Matilda Purdy, a tall and strapping wench, aged 25, of No. 2, Sarati.street, Poplar, was brought before Mr. Par tridge charged with sing Si. 10e. in gold from the person of Captain Edward Hood, of Time-street., Newcastle, and master of the ship Jobe, lying in the river. It appeared from the statement of the proeseator, a M imed, weather-beaten north country mariner, that he arrived here on Sunday last with bar ship. Oa Wednesday night be came on shore for • cruise end mat with the prisoner. He treated her with grog and • supper He was a " little by the bond,* and he agreed to stop e ll 'night with the prisoner. They went to No. 2, Sally.strost. The prieener—Sendvetreet. The Captain—Well, it was Sarah-street, Poplar; sod bears I went to bed I stowed sway my gold is a piece of old newspaper, and pat it in my pock morning my rkbt sovereigns and half sovereign wee p e. Mr. Partridge—Arid was the prieouer goes ton! Cantu" Hood—No, sir; she stuck by me all night sad sever left me. The -p risoner mid the prosecutor declared when he mimed his gold that he had (net it ardor the carpet of the room in which they slept all night, and mused the carpet to be taken up. She never saw hie gold. A policemosetable used the prosecutor stated to him that his gold was deposited under the carpet. and after a search was made be said he stowed it away in his pocket. The Captain—l am sure it was stowed away is my pocket. Mr. PAS tridge mid the prosecutor was Intoxicated op Wed aseday sight, and he could plates nadepesdasee ma what he said. HeMvied the peoretnitim who was the =Air of a ship, and ought to Ma Mister example, not to pick up with such company m meditates in future, and to avoid a plain like Ilaralistrues, Poplar, whoa he came to this port agate. He dh Catherinzed ohat the primmer. e Drifooll, • bloated and dissipated woman, of violist temper, wee biased before Mr. Partridge, Merged with violently moulting her Weekend, Cornelius Driscoll, with a poker. The preamitor, a little Welt tailor, wept to the station home is Poplar with the blood streaming from wounds as the head. He presented a frightful appeal-ism aid said hie wife had murthered him wid a poker. A eon. stable named Henry Heyward , 401 K, ma despatched with the poor fellow to Bury's-000rt, Web-street, Poplar, where be found Mrs. Crime quarrelling with a nsioar, sad may mush Intoxicated. The amenable abarpd the pri soner with wounding her husband, sad she said she had only given him "three slight tape on the heed." She was taken into custody. The poor fellow. her hatband, mid when he taros home his " old woman" was dreak her mar »Moe and when he expostulated with her " belly ramel4 him and "bate him wid a poker." The ',idiom of other Mimeses west to • show that the primmer had meamiteed a violent and unprovoked assault cm the eamplainent, who last a good deal of blood and whom head was covered with a surgical piaster. The priaooer, in defence, said her husband threetesed to rip her open with a knife, *ad sbe took up a poker to belied herself sod gave her husband some tape with it. Mr. Pastridge was satisfied the priscaor we. a very violent woman indeed, and that she bad weatesly sad maliciously beaten her husband end dime him veep serious ion)e sentenced her to two maths' imprimsmeat and bar d. THE MURDER O TWO CHILDREN BY THEIR PATHER AT WEST BROMWIOB. On Wednesday afternoon Mr. Hooper held an Inquest at Wed Bromwich, Bleffardshire, on the bodies at the two unfortunate children, Mary Jane end Joseph Beojarain Holding. The hoed at which the ioqairy took place was surrounded with • large crowd of panicos, and the ted excitenumt *peered to prevail in the *lab ile* first wider *Bed was Haan* Holding, who dated : I am the mother of the two children whom died bodies the jury have deo. My husband's nand is Benjamin Holding, and he Is a bundler. We reside at Hell End, and have been married id:years. Mary Jane, ose of the demand, wee 4i ye... of age, and the other, Joseph Benjamin, was 14 months old. Yesterday (Tuesday) afternoon a little before five o'clock I left home, leaving the two children in the house, for the purpose of goieg to my husband's father's. At the time I left Mary Jane wee sidle( in her little chair in the kitchen, and my ho band was nursing the baby on his knee. Before I went out I said I will take the baby with me, to which my Inabend replied," You had better leave them and you was t stop." I did not take the sided out with me, es I mid she had better day et home. se it ruined at the time. I had buss at my hughtedb father's house sheet five minutes wham my husband cape there to me, and said. upon my ask log when the children were." YOU clan go up now, they are I t he re. make the NM of them." Feeling frkeletesed at hi. sot leaving*. children with him, I ran keine. I found the home deer that, and open **suing it I saw the yomegeet child lying apes the sofa en its beak, and the eldest lying by the chair seer the lid. They bad their heeds *early cutoff. They were quite dead. My husband has always bee, very food of the children, Le doted upon them. We always Odd casket ably together. About eve midden after finding the chil dren my husband came to the bowie. He *peered much excited. I then added soma spore of blood, I think upon hie kit hand. When be came into the hoses he did not ma* any remark. Mr. Pitt (for the prionner)— Had yen naked anything peculiar in your husband's manner lately ? Witness-1 think be him seemed dull end demanding. The Cdoeser—How lone have you noticed this? Wieder—lt might be three or four weeks. Mr. Pitt —Do you know of any mamba of the family baring been imam*! Witame—There sass waded the primer's in an asylum twice. The Corooer— I saw« yea have never dissevered say. this, in hie weds* to bead you to be Mena of him? Witness--No, Elisabeth Herrin seld—l ea • married wassa, sad my hus band's name is George Harris. He is a dal miner, and we reside • few yards from the prisoner's bowie. I have known the primmer far the past twenty years, and have lived sear their house for the peat eight yews. About five o'douk ea Tuesday night, whilst in my bon* I heard the midden mother and hie wife cry out " Murder." I I opened my house dam:, end ran into the prisoner's house. I saw the deceased child Mary Jane lying on the Boor. neer the sofa. A little chair stood by the sofa. The other child, Joseph Benjamin, lay on the ode. The child mar, Jane lry me her few. I picked leer sp sad pat her is my /an. She wee quite dead. Her throat was cot. I then looked the e ther WM Joseph Benjamin, and foiled hie throat was also ant. There was • great deal of blood as the floor, and under the table I law a large carving knife. It was covered with blood. I had ant Wee in many minutes before the father came into the hoses He did sot speak to me. but I mid to him mast' times, " What do you think of yourself for murdering your chiklreo." At last be mid. • I thought my time was rem abort, nod I should like to see them go before me.° He did sot say any more thee and his condo coming in, took Dim to his mother's hone:. I never heard the children my oat, We did those wishbone, who live darer to the pri mmer's hones. He has always bees' • good father, and was very Undo( hie &litres—no ace more so. I have ones sotto* anything peculiar in hie mode* By the Comer —I am quite certain that I never head the *Bares ery out. By • Jeror—Then the arid of murder must have been when the mother discovered the children murdered ? The Corner to witness—Could you have heard the *Wm my nab if the beam deer bed hees Mod ? Witness—No, sir ; not unless they stood at their gown door. The Cormier —What health did the WM Miley 1' Witness—Very good beaks. Mary As. HA M& mother el the grimmer, said—My husband's segmeis Joseph Holding. He is• blaeimealth by trade, and waive & at Hall Bed Torero, Oa Tisestisy evening, about five (Meek. he to our bows in • very excited ate* He said, " I have done it ;" and his wife, who was *gee, at ewe ma out ci the kw& I kid hold of him and mid, "What bow you dose ; the children acelded. et whet?" He said, t'Oh. me ter, I seated to me my We ;Andres e• to heaves Wore woe ; I know they lave Jew the*" He very wild, sad dark( the past few weeks he hes wa r d ed reef Be has said to his was. "Ily hoed feels genter. s r= know whet ts the metier.* I west up le my web hew* ea is gompaer with hie wile sad SIP•ii111, wont* went to the haw. OAK hurts the law I law the baby fygew es the br. *Wie s e * ether . 11114 168 Ws. The yaw (Os Low aco bedi . feet and. piAing it up. *pew II wpm the and the pa* auk lea Imo bib. I ail am* sifts my vim ik hot I was much put about. My brother's daughter mid my father's mister have bees in asylums. I never knew that my moo was deranged. Ann Williams sail—l am • married woatan. My bus bead's same is William William/. We reads at Hall Pad, sear the prisewer's house . I wee at home about I o'clock on Tuesday afternoon. when • little girl came to our door and said, "Mr. Holding has killed the two chil- ' drop." I then nu into the house, and saw Mrs Adams with the youngest Child os her lap, and the other lying li upon the sofa. They bad their throats cut and were quite deed. I saw • knife lying upon the table, and picking it up rut it on the chest of drawers. The knife was covered with blood, which was wet. I handed the knife to the pollee. (Police-sergeant Lester here produced a large knife, about Mama lochs. long, such as need by butchers. It appeared to have been sharpened. It was stained with blood.) I have known the prisoner and his wife for twelve years, lad he has always been most kind to his wife and children. Policanergeant Lester said—About half-past five o'clock on Tuesday night, • boy came running to the station. Louse. and said a man had murdered his two ohfidren a. Hell End. I went there with Inspector M'Crve, sod Upon getting to Hall End, I saw theruioner walking down the rood in company with the pariah constable William Wilson. Upon our getting to them, Wilms gays the prisoner into our custody, and we took him into • public. house. The inspector having cautiooed the prisoner in the natal way, charged him with the murder of hie two ebil. dun. He nodded his head and said " Yea." I then went I t o the prisoner's house and saw the two children lying on the sofa with their throats cut. I asked some of the pnuaas there if there wee a knife about, sad the witeess Mimes headed me a large knife which she said she bad . picked off the table. It was covered with blood. There was also a great deal of blood oe and under the sofa. . . Mr. Pitt—When the prisoner was formally charged did he seem to understand the nature of the charge, Witness—Be seamed much excited, and was crying, I believe he understood the charge. Mr. Pitt—Did the inspector amigo him with murder or simply with killing his children! Witness—Be charged him with murder. At this point of the proceedings the coroner said he should take no further evidence in the case at its meant stage, as he found it neomeary to obtain some further evidence not in their possession at present. The inquiry was then formally adjourned until Tuesday next. . . . . . . The prisoner was present during the inquiry, mud was accommodated with a chair. He est with Inn head buried in his hand., and appeared deeply affected. sod lee took sot the slightest notice of anyone in the room. We ondsrstsild that skim he has been in custody two police mutable@ an emostantly in attendanoe upon hi en is his oell.—BirsniegAsss Gazette. MARKETS. TALLOW.—TemusneY Eveornro.— The marked w quiet to.dev :--Spot, new 44e. 6d. ; aid, 4.1 e. 6d.; October to December, 44e. 6d. J anuary to Mar* 455. Delivery to lest evening, 924 cas ks; arrivals, in dram COTTol4.—Livzsroo4 rizer. 24.—Our market today is steady but quiet. Ths mks ars 8,000 bslas,i) of which 4,000 ars on speculation sad far export. 500 Anwioss, 26d. to 27,{d.; 6,290 Burst, 150. to 25d.; 1,000 Egyptian. 260. to 33d. ; 110 Bahia sad Miceio, 26d. toW. ; 100 ILarsabara, 28d. The week's import is 58,207 balm WOOL AND WORSTED.—BaumaD, Bar. 9t,.—The wool trade wean a somewhat quieter aspect today. Pikes hays become established, and thien appears to be matronsl seelideace that the value of wool will not diminish at present, except from some exospikmal and safeness. cause. Buyers share with sellers is this belief, and accord ingly rimless only what they require, and as they have become pretty well stocked when wool was rising, they eve sot longer operators when prices hays become stway. Staplers, or the other hand, are not aeries to sell, sad hold out in all mess for extreme rates. The stook of Wed is market Ia not superabundant, the time of the year coo sidered, mid the growers demand prices which It is sot possible to males in this market. The yam market remains quiet Spinners are fully awed, and glaciations an still so high that no trade is does. Tbe export hooves see doing little or nothing. Them lea fair Wetness doh!. is the bane trade. The higher quotations teed to check bursas. la pieces there ha. been a moderate attendance of buyers, and the market oration's to exhibit the mime Ilaniams whist' we have reported of late. There Is • steady enema ptive demand for home trade, and merchants are still expertise* a stir factory average business in their warehouses. Fair quiet!. ties of goods have charged heeds from Mock slam last week, and contracts of some importance have been gives est. Alpaca instils are slightly dearer, and ;wises of ell mixed fabrics have now not only attained the highest point of lid year, but are is many instances above the quelMioas that cornet. LACE AND HOSUCET.—Ncirmironan, Bar. K A fair inquiry has sprung up daring the last day or two for amortments of late goods for the bane market. For bleak silk edgings and laces the demand has bees animated, but for plaia °DM,r goods the node has not bees of such • maiatectory °hammer. The fast that yans are Mill up and up, with reports that there are mom heavy stocks of cotton in Liverpool, produces a feverish and useertain holing in the market. Many buyers are about, picking up all they me tied at something like the old prices, but stooks are so low that the purchases they make am of so magnitude. Some large meaufacturers are not savant to sell for prices at which they cannot replace tbsir goods at the resent quotations for yams, ea the belief is rutty ras cal that them will be • caustics prier in a meth er so. Not being abbe then, at present. to maim geode at a pat, it is expected that many machines inns* be stopped fora week or two, until the price of cottons afford a mar vel of profit to the manufacturer. la the meantime, however, brown net makers are gradually advancing their quotations ; and that curtails trade I. some branches, while in others the demand is reluctantly submitted to. In spite of all these drawbacks, there are evident 'lgoe of • good autumn sod visitor trade. The hosiery trade is not so quiet as we have reported far several weeks, sad then& cottons still rise, nermaitating higher terms far goods, the advance is obtained as amount ei the extroute lawmen of stocks. sod the soesequest azigeneles of buyors.—lfotting ham Joanna& THE IRON TBADB—lhismittx, am. 24—The liminary niceties el the bossmehne of &nth flfaßerdahirs ad lied Woreamshire, Wee bald at ibe HAS sad Milker basal is Ws tows this elasses. The stadia wes large, the preossdiap alias a usiessal sweat of iota rest is oseamses of the assions rags is which the ade has bees sae the edam e(10s. ia the price of tithed hos made at Wolverhampton • la weeks ago. At the time that advance was delained apes the puddles* sad milimaie wages were admired Is. per tow, thee Vag themes isobar adatags, sad amoreraw do , parties kr\ • issi seabird tap in she ads, which a jives to this ohms of the alma • rim er fall el lie. per tes par read sterbug is the priced now It was felt ' that the demise at Wolvarimispeoe was • mistake is that eespessoad seas attar the eating was boltl, circulars were and by isms lama amiesseing that liar* eras wad be time mily at • sera mina at llb. per 148 j and is in case at the la a days Were has bass • foging is favour al as advance al 11. pat toe; moreover orders weer oely sakes subject to the peas to be Said te-day. At this waft • usigempa dioramas took pies ; many ambers the Mae Masted that {bay ware fa of orders, ad that as advisee of 10s. per toe aid sot suable tam to ear with fresh dillealties whisk Night be expiated with ties me. Mabel; it wee moved by Mr. W. II Naar, 31. P., ad swag by Hz. lasi Milk, at Daiwa, that the pea al a lees be raised 11. par too, akin( it 81. 10a, aid otbat dosariptiose of Mahal la to be drama is proportion ; this era varied. It ins tabor resolved again to room the paddler.' ages la. tier ton • the ages d the mill-men to advised to the same ra as wins puddling was 9s. &I. par toe. Nothing wan said is reierea to pig-iroo whisk will Sad its own price la the market. CORN.—Badirsiodust, MUT. 24.—At 010110111Sillt sad W °roarer markets on the 19111, with a I ripply, wheat Pre way barely le. per quarter. Harley uaLtatued Be value. New oat. Od. to Is. per quarter thumper. Beam sod pre usaltareeL Darted the present week few tnar &aloes are reported le wised, the trade Wag steggered the &close i. Mark-lase. Barley, brae, sad plea takes to retail, at previous ?Mau New oats aortas et Id per quertar reduction. At Wolherbseeptee, yeeterday, wheel wee la. to per quarter lower, sad tbe milkers reduced the peke of dour 1e.13d. per meek. At tidemate* time woe • leas supply of wheat from the farmers, but we Mem ow quotations si. per Totter. Barley aimushifsed its wise. Oats 6d. to la. per quarter lower. 1t.... sad peke Asa The millers reduced the retail prior et hoar 3d. to U. pee seek. Bawarot, Saes. 24.—T0-day then was • fair sheer of Diet& *haat, which sold slowly at a doilies of 2s. per qr. I. doreisu but few trasesctioos reported gi o ds od Priem pm way Gd. to Is. par qr. Barley al all more trod offered. Malting receded is value L. to 2s. pr al hig qualiti e s 6d. par qr. cheaper. Good mite (ruin ; a fur demaad at dd. per qr. leas wee&' patios., blade realising 16.. 6d. to 17.. 6d. tunny. 1 to 19s. pa 3041 b. Yalu slow. ad the tan 'abeam. Bins without isqulry. Darius, Mrs. 24.—With nerd imp* al wheat sad • Lem atteucloare at oar market try, the tide was wary Nola' (the amaplas Notes emii Ina is emanty). But sorts say he quoted Nam lei 4 5 and ousatidoll ample, boas 2s. to 3a. Niter Ng ma's pekes. Mop plea of Nei zed wheat St a. per mask. %day low ea aeon freely. bet the toads No slow at fay is. per qr. sad former prise. Top prim lla per qr. A short market of Neat sad eats; lee I anion oak of the /NW is the market. Priem may he stated so samieeL Wits**, votabse abousdid, sod aid him 2111. to 27a. per soak, amordimg to quahty. Boot raw wheat, 21.. Od. to eta; bet old Po. to 220• ; aOrlig• 176. to 110 a. ; oritallog row, Its. to ile. ' • MU. 21a. to Ilk ; ham, to other lia. to Ma. Vs. • paao. 155. N ; lan Am, 375. to its. ; i liagossevas. Sam ft —naps was • "mit, sad aims. &ass es au swam asealsg, apd W to.. d A* tads vos waits *as hr the pea 1•• days, liglipb low whet , wee Is salerate 1111100111, gad M. imam Is vase Jags t►ie glay sessata did se•sessal• par qpisaws. arbarkss tad giewb . Moslem a 21 es 311. per ide 64 /War very Msth slassassa awl se same see qsalehisep la pm sack. Oats me way Id. per 45 lbs., and new oatmeal was pressed at Is. to 51s. par load ler than last wee. Eapsi aa aid new English brae were alba 6d. to la. per goos e lower. Lathan corn receded 6d. per quarter. N•w•••, Barr. 2A—Bus to-;lay ihers was • lees mpg, of wheat than =mid, and prim le. to 2s. below ta g week, at which the tear kst eland firm. Barley being s o irregular is quality. all sorts below the but wars 2s. lour. Is beats to change._ Oats u last. - - - Ssir. 24.—We have this day to report an increased supply of wheat, for which the truds was slow, at a decline of 2a. per qr. on all descriptions exceptang 6ae old. We had also a fair show of barley. quality various; trade ruled dull at a redaction of from ls. to 24 , per qr. Prism ranged from 27a. to 40a. pre qr. Oa* ban k , i 4 peas no cheaper. - - - laaarous, Beer. 24.—The trade is dell, sad prices era lower—wheat 2a and barley, oats, and beans la. pee qr, with bat little dog Seed oats 24e. to 26e.; rye, an 36..; tams, 665. to 64a per qr. Egastauson, Bare. Z.—As compared with last week, wheat was 9d. up os the top, and fid. down on the are rage. Barley wee 6d. down on the top, sad Is. 7d. does os the average. Oats were the same on the top, sad Is, does on the anew. Beans wets 4a dews on the top, and be. sd. down as the average. Prior pre imperial or , —Wheat, old, 345. 4d. to 4na. ; sew, 365. to Si.. ley, 20a. to 38e. 611. Oats, 21s. to 30a. Beaus, 265, 31.. Weight of top — Wheat , old, 661bn 651 b; ens Mho. barley, 60dis. ; Galas 46 i 1 bg• bean, 631bL CATTLE.—Biogrot, Farr. 23.—We bed a large supply of beef at our market to-day, among which there were some very good Irish descriptions. Demand good, but scarcely any a u ra in last week's prices. Good beef sold we ll , of beat q ties realised from 63e. to &la; secondary from 6 , 11. to 625. per owl. There was a full supply of sheep, h e t generally of a rather indifferent quality, and middling OM. plea moved on heavily, but for best descriptions there was a good demand, and high prima were made. Wethers wer e sold for 70. per lb., and in some cases Bd., and ewes from 60. to 6N. Lamb sold at mutton prime. A fair emptily of stare cattle, and a dull trade, with little alteratioe to notice. A full supply of pigs, but no change in Oa._ good porkies realising 9s. 3d. and bacon pegs 9a par awe. Jim than an average supply of milch cows, aid g i g g h t improvement in prime. An unusually large show of horses, the demand for which wee rather brisk. NOTTIMEAM, BUT. 23.—At this market today the thew of beasts was tolerably good, though scarcely equal t o the demand, end holders were by no means iodised to do bud• saw unless at advanced prima. Sheep were likewise in good request, and sold readily at prices higher than three of lest week. Limbo and valves were in short supply. Quo. Unitise :—Beef, 7a. to 8a per stone ; mutton, id, to Si. veal, 60. to U. ; and lamb, Bd. per lb. Number at MY: kit i—Sseete, MO; sheep, 1,244 ; pigs, 2. Sninuirian, Sur. 23.—The supply of cattle this morning was 566, bag 39 less than last Wednesday. The demand wee pod, and lest week's prima were fully supported. Top price, Bs. 6d. ; current, Bs. ; middling and inferior es. 6d. to 7s. 3d. par stone. The supply of sheeptea Tombs was 8,026, or 130 more than lest week ; 1,592 of which were store lambs. Sala were slowly effected st prices mush the same u obtained this day sennight. Bow mattes, 7d. to 70. Ewes, sd. to 6d. per lb. Irak, top 3Ch., 26e. 6d., 245. 6d. ; current, 17s. to 23. down to 12e. Blackfaced, 22e., 13a, 135., obi. 6d., end Se. 3d. • heed. Fed piss brought from 5a 31. to 6s. par stone ; sit to eight weeks old ditto, from fei. is 10s. 6d. a heed. TaLl7lO RETURNS. lOW P. Ver. Total, Said, RISMIATII. apse sawn &ands, 186$ BB Week eadlas July IL L A a a Great %elbows of lona 79 la 213 MI 177 Week sada* J ale IL Gres& Mike Peolasale l3Be 2,686 1,641 4,217 4,106 Week ending Sept. A Ant & Rotterdam' — 879 760 1239 ust North Eae6ere lOO6 22,782 84,731 57,613 14,413 lora Daalsh West sedleg Sept. IS. Belfast sad Camay Down 46 491 162 643 4116 Bristol aad Rester mi 4,172 2,721 9 .891 7,14$ loa.,Chetttara. alai Dever Iti 6,110 931 - 1041 6,a36 11=1aa Er. of Loa., sad Dover lildhuid Berth British 414 6,/11 7,632 11,944 11,111 North Staffordshire 264 6,616 8,416 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Sam of Annan, from 'Liverpool for Vsbetake, August 11,1 d. 4.41 lon. 32.6. Stowe, from Salina 60 days, August 31, of Cope Film from Bombay for Havre, Sept. 18, lat. 4.1 N., ton 8e W, , Shislds for Cape of Good Hope, August 18, Ist. 12 N.. lon 28 W. Rearsought, from London for Melbourne, Sept. —, lat. /5.46 N., loin 28.8 W. larrlot. from Waterford for Quebec 20 days, Sept. 9, lat. 42.47 N.. too. 32.25 W. Jane D. Cooper (Amerken skip), from Rangoon for Falmouth to orders, Sept. 10, lat. UM N., ton. 28.18 W. Mary Bailey, MM. John's, Iran Callao for Bello Isle 146 days, Sept. ft lat. 0.48 N.. lon. 94.19 W. Queen lee, frees London for Melbourne, August 11, lat.l 8., lam IS W. Met* from Calcutta, S ep t. 9, Int. 41.66 N.. MIL 31 .5 0 W. Mello, of and for Havre Loa the West. ladles 33 Gays, Sept. lei. 42.40 N., lon. 29.13 W. !Landon. of Glasgow, for Montreal, Sept. 14, lat. 60.20 R., kn. 20.29 W. Meads, from Bahia. Sep , . 5, lat. 39.5 N.. lon. MAIO W. IWeelingets, from Balavla for lionend, J aly 10, lat. 31.2 N., lee. WM W. Team, hood west.. Sept. 20, lat. 88.30 N.. lon. 6.20 W. Traveller, from New York ior Rio Jametro, August 19, lat. 0.33 8., loin 96.10. Thorou Bay? (barque), fro Wbltabaren for Quebec, Sept.lo, lat. 4919 N., lon. 96.10 W. Yid (barons), been lawapool for New York, Sept. 6, lat. 47.1 N.. loin 40.40 W. The North German Lloyd's steamer New York, from New York on the 12th instant, arrived off COINS yes. to day with 130 passengen for thisport, Havre, and Broom, 161,795 dollars is specie for Raglan/02000 dollars fa Prance, end 1,800 dollars for Brow. The Bream siele Republik sad Columbus had arrived at New York. Dr Now York an has bows anticipated. . • The IRISH Minting& —lntelligence reached YuHiner on Torday sight of or of the mod burrow murders ever committed in Ireland. A man tamed Corr, a cespostr, rood* • short dieters from Rochfort, on the Tywell's Pees sir, 44 bees out measuring •oorpea peer rater, to mains a rat, and was returrog borne bemire the hours of 9 and 10 edock is company with a Neghbor. When the two men had arrived within • short distance of Connor's house they wen overtaken by seven others, who foU into eat with Connor and his compuirs, and is • few minutes after joining rein, two of Use seven took away unfortunate Consor's oussrusion, and the remain* reran brutally beat him with sticks sad stones until they left hint, r they summed, • lifeless =pm w•l: teeing to his blood, when they dertirla after firing 'nerd shots in the adjoining field. A billetiog party o f the 11th Hussars marching from Phi• Upstairs to blulWrir, shortly after sine to the spot, and buss attracted by the groaned the dying meo, the sergeant dismounted, and, seeing him lying on the road. proceeded te question hint ; but Indio( him unable to answer attempted to raise bins, whim in doing so be found the %Dilatator men to be lying is • pool of blood. Or of the part/ 9 * , instantly despatched to the Redder police station, while the sergeast ran to the nearest booms, about fifty yards off, to seek neartasos, and Polaroid with the woman of it, who was horrified at tad* that the victim of this torridly wee her own beamed, and father of her Ores helpless childres. Censer, by the limegr was conveyed to his own bore, had rear to live. Fall benefit of reduced duty obtained by pr. chutes limdawas Pere Tea: very *Ms et IL 4d. sad •• Ulgh &mime at U. 44. penury ea. sad rinse delicious Smelted. Agrata is ma town srppl l " lr BIRTHS, MABRIAO2B, AND DIATBI3. -- BIRTHS. DlTNEAlL—September ff, it lmgbton. Swan. the wits of L W. Dumber. lsq., of Marlogrrno.a, N. 8., of a mon. sworr.—lligiesther fit, at IV iakflahl Mange. Berta. 01, wife of the key. Mott, of a daughter. GOWille—hoptaagbar st, at Baktiialage, the Boa. Mn 7.4,0 011 Gower, of a son. XlGlON.—neptembor at flpringteld.road, St. logues.wool. N.W., the wife of B. Mignon, Esq., of a dangthieg. OCLANICIL.--Septenibar VS, at lower Bolgravoagrett, the wife at P. L. Water, hp., at a sag. IVlNTlALL—Septeabar It, at hillner-fmgmara, Islington, Urn T. weasa. el • MO. ILILRMAGEB. RIIROZSB—TRIOR.—September Yr. at the parbh church , f Rove. wear brlgtiton. harem by the Nov. W. KeDry, War. I- N. Burgess. Rag , late of Aydin). New South Wale.. to I"' = di dlwahtr in ottbe taw Prior. gay., of gaessou 11 SIMILA24U—GOLDING.--geptcubberLeonard's -001w Sea. by the L. R. Blagdeu, curate of Chrbt Church. du Rev. W. Nedtaisd, Curate ut New Chureh. tale of Ml:ht. t.' Loeb" Trauma, daughter of the late La. L WWI% v" .rt 11.=. Dertahlre. Ree. W. J. itlas. "" De L li 78. ce " :ulloc711, 6h ol et ßu PaDcrai rtuu-cre . b 7 t ,th io d Roark Frances daughter of J. lam rag., of Thom Narsabtuy. DEATHS. &DAY& —September 22, ?bustle grovel]. daughter of F. D. DI A Cra.--11=ber It. An . Eit,aieriata3°M 0. et fait, Mathism& . keat, freed bg amsootz.—esplatiber 11, at ortolktmemei, Hide P al " illidieseit, Seq.. aged 68 11011,./ND,—llepeciabac 2'l, at Abingdon, Elisabeth Row. Tact at UN late 4 Nociand, laq.. Shmedead, 'rear Atualtd". Bra la the /let roma Mr age. WALlM..—afparratisr 11. M The Cedars, Putney, Wan, to lballK elle MO. WaMer, acid 11804eMembie IS. lice, dauter of Mr. T. W. Wood. of Min Tame, Palme-road, Lambeth, age 30. . . MOM eel IMINUNd by litmus KM Lass. °•2' Ihmemedrarli So ely et Laid", • (3111444 1.04040046. is the Piestrol indiatlan..• Maw. imsmast S. US. 11 r/ -.; Ii C IX ot 7.1 Nu in Lc is as