The Express. — London, England, 1857-08-22 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 1857. Awe be w h gorenanteet. N e o wan could be 1...7, " . • km ee wit thsallantey et 11* aloft he Permian war, bat he roan sot as yet She, II wieldier its melts would call for eley RITVRIMI ORDERED. s ass Vssrtaartos or Dw au. isne.-.0. Ir. Cowosa, espy et meet le tb0 . 01•41111 ▪ vistledes et Bawd • Oriniminiarie dino Ziabid to aspire Wu te. ILIIM—CIa the modes el Mr. C 111. 1 ,11.1; et*, treeeher d wools semi Andres who were claw e= Iseceyersties. or irwriali apt a sr Wales tbertag the year rube* th s Derember, 18.14, is cosergeesee of the pe e s, , hey owe swealle maiatelsed wsupported - a, - pal Ike say menace egoista the 'fit Imre ✓ e Immosell by ash peer la. ales, tampons* se Is mils, ter the lanhitelilik, of mach prase leoleerAr to-dos Mld. _ _ Zan It tNI libotios of lk ca, !spins d sal eamespadaseit between bee Rs inotat wad ati Palmlike and &hit ntal 1 Cialgia.b Neils to the Australian moil tor ism Is soil cameted with the abandonment el • by the will sompany ; of all conwpadence h. sod the Peninsular ad China relating to the serf, innate if Marvh, 15 , 52 ; of the the re that boa Owe mepertient the performative at me write by that rompany is the yeas NI ; of ail statmenn soil prelearitint af all canna as by the Pitaineskte and Orlesial Compiny ey's swreessest. as well as whether then are byastreete ; what susabor of iag• had Ines the Pesimular and Oriental Compaq for lewd 1; ad also what amount of Imo (if any bid ha lime been inhered. nada the City, bat 0 Was pos Wier NU only 13111. mess?* so este* email= web* the samiguer, but Arm geastlesei "Shebat be ought by te *Mow the bea► f esr pass. as the remi awe* iambi bulb me* *perm bat lie NA aill= r anewed bin to it s so, OM it ri that be MI the imetkin of 14r. Loan of all burial mounds (disinguiehing oesee asconeemsled) which Mill remaimd oppeen 4 is os the let day of January. las;orillein en e the burial. vrithla the NietropAia Act ; their nose lbe muskier of ititermesta which have take*. lanai the year 1858, specifying the suedes vine es place is each mosth; sad the date of it.... d es under say order fo immediate or fume ee•— Musics' of parliamentary paper, No. 739, Thriwohm.k was up ea • corn am/ bap asim. Tan* WA% lei IMMO up rad pawed bis kts memoilee- Mmm am meneele porimmil by Maws. Butler sei awl* Doerr: emmlbters amoeurad,4,96lll.lg, 7A271. Ts. dd. Creditor by prod NIL; ry glimt up, NU. ; reartraged property, at ; sod edwat marmidas eitimetad at 2,12 M. Tbabmrs m the doperakm d the markets, beau 2,963 L, but mired% be • primary mum, ma the bankrupt ma the taint at 4,41471. 12.. 81 in hammy, 1116. however, pan& IN IN a W. DANIIII.I. dmeribed as at the " Harts," Wati. Wrhourr tam, sad lunatic say were prepred by Messrs. Bailer ad Mow. Debtor : to civet," 4,2484. M. 6d. ; , obta, 661. 17e. ; property, MW. 12.. passed. ORDER OF FROCEEDING. RIFE all asked the Speaker whether, when uninwtraent placid upon the notice altertd in its leading principle, it that some note of such change e' rap , CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—Aro. 21. Mid Mr. Bane llestth) • d the ems% Adds oh &hi the bathe, rib ea Mop at =Unlit te the _ yr plod el the bar to aft Ida ire. bit ups Ithefeldee tho *dip et eddy hides Ph the Wel nth did ee Indthpetheth we deb he seddirtfte the NOON& hillsed hedeellehalthge pm ' Ileseild dimod sal eadher. reakfthalte! Irk dlereemisrd drepell Ida seer de popery, lees delft. eatiesh 41611". 1101 1*. Ift. ia i reeedre I Mr. Ildat wend ke et di thelehree en Idere. fteeenl No carry ea • leg INll•ive brim ar Chseplith eat 5. edam bet been the ormtaino, set wee empepila as wriehere le the esprit, defosooot of hel pethrea emesepartne rs o a f • d emliespielea dot the eildeldtheat they ottoolosa lot diater orb ltheelb the adeethe Awe. mad they midi the resethes. On the Nth et illy at he irrlbter for the warbl=e , fferellerle um out, and be d het be wed op • pew la the selseesi be Ida berftwahe Iftezerftli le lialg sb. etheeft wire he rrrd beam et • Ildep Plui 2 Mande dew mei be nil eat ON bath bet he we Sea that Waft lath —, eft 4e be warmrlivr,theat haai d ilk, telMi held ...thirilde did The dare rodarre d de Odom What. th, end spa ft* pellegeser et be Itave - Noodo • • trorollot kt_lrd putdr:Lt i g s t . biz ea bre Or Ace w larjauiboob zil that the lair weed he wee the lerehth sad AY yes motalsol. ealltree Shea lifted et dew leader he ady two or between the the pined. dew het rely dm dna dna amt rented le haw beia /or thirty-the anise iter The mid rest kir eite s et drerth eft ems et A de. 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M lift haft dr hefted mid, be the and lees. lie Ora proceeded le the wad calk* ape dr edema et ad be was • hid mai whose Ape Aft lie ertheelea dandy wee le idea .de Sea Midst fee dr adiese. the eftil flerdrell wa essledwry Y the elk heap N,lslo Ider le be We 4 deth,= er fts dad pith A sember mem die emfted, vie pear= isl orbs if lin es beim ether es& dear awl Idephy. hafts seddel_ elk dr hey elbeile thrift, aftrithe deal • wider test pees mid et Oder spied detheldel bid le rem sesserl ,thdieedieL Ned o de deli ad bd. l inseed ode= tbei a t=2 dad ble emehree, Ns is nip Is Id ammfted *aft et 1 1.. esd, ova • Us duty Via orwt r alm - lidge flow mg smirk he Mere ...Ale So serr Own odd bow asult low ha won ea Ihe Jer it boa illobssoudy •••• boa sot sommodel bin is way. leave rod qua MN • similar mow rlfr pbmas gimp ail," adman to do •• on hisa et Ihe key imam i••••• bast • midi him Om be ilkinde• druid lege ewer. whir la swilimses the rissr, awl be we shed thee may per , ver balree. ent the mime peme wadi emilimi is* 1I b$ bar ble mseltsearllW hp le hp la peel er pthr. gmalt appal le the dud Yew Add lid the poossix••was l be MI prod the mime be reeMt ma Ow ate Alm% at is audit ad istredeldthabethetee, wa soft le Me fft its sheds law •• *slim le we dot ten with Mime 'ay pow% arl Is lir be_t the MIL • ftedisi am • winini,w• lira soli I be Imillefted &mpg Ms la Sethi Shrleady deft/ft mai tem& dearthe Ilebara, had le odder lensed with dr te bled d /deg Mr sum _ of foreigners was depaftell IS Mr. IMP endeetrd tie proesellea; 111=.11afteet Puru mh ed spier le ends* the Ate ere IS A.,Jaoy oillhot It so dna flo oboomlomoo ceder wit drip the soft amid thepl _a dead la dr heel add el Ile laid 'tai be bawd See Is the tadt the Ai arlimllea retl le drat" he hied Weft do Oh of r.peeeeatr, lit be }did t caste the bar lady dthewaftei alb heed le de Pewee hood eethed tbia peceedd le -rad= mar WWI the chart tree dm- Ord therePhde Iftwimmt the Omar Nil haft/ thelle • addraleatita le the • dud It gee • ft ewe et hetet z es t • =I his Waft hint thee needy ittemes .i. L ia t the sa peessefte. thee On 1116.4 1/1/41/4 eat bath Iphesse. I ammpristl 1 1,.b Ara ft As ith d ;di le me r. 'Winning sift a nod sum after- Min dr lather awe IN the ale it ea owes* with 11 bed le de le Min 01 bh ha ow The poem sOtkit * a. ' :ad Mr. Olnrei. PdowNall ITS a - willl%.‘zi. 'hems clue oo r Garr ilia not way C Ora Pink mar' r'a~. el" 4.1.1 on W .,rein hisso's pm, =err wawa NI"! ► itilimer Fardia Mika, sod V Ks, ' ern NIB gu...----- -- , came hate lfre roost sad was standing about lire feet from tab) inttllistnct. , . Mr. Roberti= in beat el bile. The prisoner drew UMW -- . -- to Mr. lteletalt e er it appeared to we dint he struck him COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—AIIO. 21. ' with bia Id. WM ea &ISM feeling. between the pri- (kiln Mr. Coeunts..ioncr Fear) roam sad We. Robanses on the nebnyet of the deb'. the i n li ye net MT PAVAILITAIII INSTITVTION. latter drying that he owed it. The prisoner .truck bile ke the last emir arid thin four or lee data on the cheek Ilse right side , the temple, elkeC lin tre a s the warry std measeer of the and the shoulder. and be fell to 11:e ground, end 1 ebnervvd soob . werbia l s. be Weenotrat a drieleid, but blood &Meg frees M. person. be Saki and Mr. Gower law woe rem yet deeldel, MI le the grad. than left the rooms, sad I went up to Mr. Itoinrisou wad sup. en Ildne is re hie heed hire the rills la weary ported his. brash 11 is boo* ammiry le ai let hem The Clearrereed.—l hew his the grease e Irrrp. It ell he weiheled, Is restpresse el else. MIL Ile has bra a widoell I arerstoor= W. — pwrelleie be tibia hie melee Ins leve= saved • Ude wry. U. Writs wee bale et es woe ea edhu split • dirge lease are, mad Rohr= mewed le he hi r ,„„. tit SA tel do mist beteg l• =the Mr- debtor toe PIN., and be requested is - le aro sine aro ark le ram* sans te ids twat nub a view et balm easement milk Da idyl sad GIMP" mil lamSe be emir .......,.. the era% able created to so ler than . fne that_ mproloaddlosser estempaied us le the till_us • • 7 - . - - Pr. W. Z. Dethera • bill fur Mr. Potter Bench Pleitt de wit Omer Wet he id net bkg eye{ lei the award. The dotes, as ewe say me: Da fram. N og or gr„, t i,,,, slim b.. ilia by Illoarre. Peal and Tenter. the eerastonts, ' tines in Dre a tiered that the primer bee a ped WOK ; sad %Wes, 4341.; against wield be sea lea NU. h• bed mar t or he DM Robertson is be st strip era the baatutios to the aseesatel 417*. 135., had 1.1 Me mow, sad be bed rein to do with looking gia it able le dor miry aa clerk sod earrarry. sad Kra I alter may oat OW. De Saki wee pearly irritated at this "Awl =rein samon• et the kielituttoa, sad an SW. time. bafreapoll. Is ii• pd• der MAI se hrs. Ile paid Mr. Wild said—Mlles tier aide reseetia I sr r poi Ss ere, raw diet he bed property Si the .else of lamas at the Queen's Prfron, sad Ipm the pimp mad NIL is ban Wm* Is dr air if the parr be West- M r. (lower go towards Mr. Itoberea's tweinoallastali• an It bed bora eased at that aura by aa anima sue- Maly atteratds I heard a wane is Ma reels. aid the e• _ . . . _______ we awl Xr. Gower emcee T h ar. lll ANA lir ambler. 1 thee well 'a veww7Z hew' law IMO, awl weaaded. I weak tb. Awake dierilimor isi pm% end I picked up lbw kale wow po dwell Ma bleed es Il e awl the paint bedew off, sheet Ire verb hos Mr. ihtberloore ream AA. Ws I new the prewar, sad said is Ws. " Yea are De IllaM—yete are the wordar He Mil mar, war, but Wattled beck. _ Xr.C. P. Mom wen ha the Qarso Wm fa Jai; sead 1 remember about that thee wig the pd. MKT Mr. Rehires legible, and she Omar ree speaking shoal aMt dee ill Mr spa a bid he ma, and he rid that it roe estlehtheri geepeeel ire ail loth le bin mope** the debt, he wadi Wthe his Nide. I bid de primmer it Tr a r / w aseleth impeatha and I druid take pertieure mice et sad sr haw dr sera mire Mr. Robertson k, sad I aerated rid Ds Sabi lit. I ,numb er• cei et _tier !tom Mr. le berteth's rem on the day this thinswee hirearioemd went out hariedirdy ad ere the gear it the below haft. te the "aid. I reedddisi lia person who had oath the there perleady, end hold it him, sad asked Mr Uhe MI reeetleet met He rid he did set, god I told lila I earembied Met Tery well, and should sot Moth Ida tote I had headed him over to the poliee. Crow-exandort—l don't know what Mr. Robertson mild hi reply to the priemeees threat of takitr his life. Mr. Reboring sprayed to be rcry much intlmd at the conduct of the prior - rare. Mr. Itabettson had been euttosvouring to get re lowed frees his deans is se of the Scotch courts, but wee unsureelefel, &key, as I understood, on arrount of the op poititie to the proosedlng that was instituted by the prisoner Bell said—l wee neer the time oceered Mr. Robertson on the day in question, sad 1 herd a nabs led amy of mord and the prisoner cam out, followed by Mr. Gower, and they von Mem the as bet is they ' coma Mr. Gos or said, "Oh," andshaddsed when bloom out of the room Ili if honer struck. I saw the primmer She this and told him Masan not as. be wait meet the pada, and he replied, " Oh, what is it 1" Mr. Colville, the chief Monkey ti the prison, said—On the the day this matter hoppested I hard the sirs, teed took the prisoner into custody. He was surrounded by • great many peepte, and there we a my of " He did it." The prisoner was taken into one of the room, and he then said, " I did it and Mr. Gower hid nothing to do with it." He then made an effort to speak is Mr. GO.Cr• but he mid " Don't neek, Dan." I sus reggae when the deposition of Mr. Robertson was taken he the pneenee of Mr. Coombe, the e. I told Mr. Robertson that Manson had abied. In hie ',Mask that be was present when De Sabi Meendingi Is Ms lb lh, and he denied that anything of the sort hod ever tan pleas Mr. Waken, the surgeon of the Queen's prison, said that he raw Mr. Robertson about half an hour aft, r the fatal occurrence, and be found him suffering front four wounds, one in the face, one em the oollar-boun one on the temple, and another on the mw of the neck. The last wiin the mom dangenne one of the four. Paralysis, total on one side, and partially au the other, had supervened, and Mr. Robinson was in amy dangerous, state. Hs was of opinion that the broken portion d the kWh still remained in the wound in the amps of the neck. The dspositions, made by the prosecutor, were then put In and read. TM east was ea follows "lea a pothers. I know the prisoners Dr Selvi end Gower. lam detained at the Queen's Bench prime at the snit al Do fide. About two o'clock yesterday the two mi litant, and a Mr Thompson (a solicitor) came to me et the ;then. 1 was in conversation with De Salvf,when he drew out • dagger in big right band, and he Mewl me with it on the ids oldie bee. While I eat in the chair he struck me nen on the heris and I kit on the gromd. I had a struggle with • them be Meth me three time with the same instrument an the nest mil bock. I am now suffering from the effecte of the Mows. I gime art Gower till yeeterday. I had seen' him before at hie plan sit Menem Gower did not strike me. After De Selvi hod Meek me twice Gower mid • Give it the villain; and them 11e8M amuck me three time with the .011% .„ Clower Is gm af sty ditaining cirri Rom' • This ion was inn IS the day niter the etliir hap pea& prewar enbearredy made another &pold er!, roily much to the mine dime tibia was then rad. This dosed the ass he the prosecutor. Mr. liar then mode a brief but very able and eloquent appal le thirty, en behalf of the primer. lie said it was a subsidy tbbt I. see a young man, whose character up to ids thee bad been entirely without reproae.h, sad whose endue hod been each that peroina of the highmt ratios Tees in edesdense to testify to the opinion they entertained el hie, earing at the bar of • criminal court to answer a carp which disard his life, and the utmost he could hope Se air an Mr Mali the to state such arguments to the jury as night lona the to writ the unfortunate prisoner spa the aired egad of the indictment. It would be hope less spas the ids before them to expect that they could moms to say other milder modulo° then that when the phew wade the attack upon the prosecutor he intended at ▪ weer he de his etas grievous bodily harm; but he hoped that when they leaked st all the circumstances of the cue, they wadi hel theartro keeled in a:evicting the prisoner eventing east nay. The rend morel then referred to the hob tithe ease, and said bethought it was only due to Mr Dower, whose nee bed been • pl y mix up with the =to reds that k uppe r d - bid that the @ranee the seihid be was aware that the pri mer was ring a weeps, and that it wee dear be, ea We. Trap= did et that the pr sonar was Wads, the pereenew with bie ths a bi He then urged upon thejsry that thin was se eviler* le elerw that the set was et all r meellated, and be add tree Gould be very little doubt Wt the anies primer, Wig he was likely to lose he seary, tho of his Ills, wee anddmily worked up to en naprernable At d rake, rind, In the excitement of dee sauna, masseitted dream with with he the eharged is the semed cant of the billehree, and that there was ad seadent alb a* le jest* them to arm that he hal heath the dedlemile Weak& to ramie tie posautor. Lad CirenvMe was then swam, ad see red bin the bash, and he third that harm pen ego the perrece was in Ms seals% and he easidered Mao an inoffensive, add. tompered youth sat That time, sad had always heard the sena chasear of him ice Led Mordige grilse ovideses. The Pre Mr. lieddmd, the thee 4 Eseerem, in whose seethe dr phase het hese fir sewed pees, oho gave him en anima elmenster. flevend ether genthesen gees essesird, and they gave donee alithe Mr. New Made then smasil sr end he oblerved that the leaned awned he the prima, never alerted that the ethers to him add ad be esineed below the crime of with heat to do grierwas Way boa, the only plate hr the conskierathe of the Jay wen whether the 'Obese made oat the Ilea of the echoer to be to wader the preassase, at wfrader the' IMO my ham in the care Get would sutras thme is convicting him of the less arises ellines. The jay NOW In deliberate upon their verdict, and in a very hw therm they returned into court and found the open Me mend mint ci w with berth they at twee time that* istammemial him to eery on meant of the good eireetre he bed received, and the provocation that had been ere Ms. Haan Maths aid he did not appear to have received any mi vr a des. limmisi Themthr ground for the recommendation wu Berth Ikeda them proceeded to par metenes upon the prima. Me add ski he bed bele eenvieted of an Okras whisk no one weld Jeer he had oriesaired. Whether he laseded te mule the reIIIMMIN et not was known only to March, let the meld be no doer that a men who , dabbed smear with • idly hthanent in the face end I ether diegersee prate dad bodyianst dearly hare intended le all bed side the roe at the lead. The prearsior ep pmeed to be In • darnel thee, sad if he Med he worad sdll hen is Übe his bid he neender, and the rasa pro. cadres wool net e th ers lbs free that ennesqwers. The Jay bed nesumendol him to =trey, end he should comply - with that reseemendelke bathe Went, but the only ground epee which it meld et all be attended to was that of his prior reit ehmender. As to ion, there was oar In • hol sere The neight have behaved Mto is memiza:le= 7 that wee no justiaration for his Meek upon him • and it must be =ta law off this country wo uld not for a massed serdion sod a pomading. His lordship then concluded his h e by sentencing the prisoner to be kept in red seethed. he has years. who was convicted on Thursday of stabbing 166 Or 5 ik. Martin's-le-Grand, under peculiar thrum : =bought up for judgment, and sentenced to Ida hied labour. Garr Nary, 46, ffiVimie.folts Thompson, 32, two poet agog ithis.rMers, who had pleaded guilty to charges of steeling heirs containing money, were also brought up and gesineedto eight years' penal servitude. NEW COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Crowder.) avoid 20, s black sailor, was indicted for ands* ion wounding John Waterier with intact. Mr. Whey proeocuted. The preneutor, who is a North American and a sailor, wee with s petty of his oountryinen upon the 19th of Jona at the Cock end Neptune Publio-house, when We who is a South American negro, was drinking wril is roeke l. friends; and from the tridents of the witnesses it appeared that the prisoner had a quarrel.with some of his own country men, but not with the pruecutor or his party. They then all went out into the street. when the Koerner drew a knife from his puke, stabbed the prosecutor, and mien another man named Bietiop, whom he jumped upon when down. The jury found the prieoner Graly, and he was sentenced to four years pinta servitude. pended to the infumiation was a verified copy of the entry of the marriage. At this .tags of the intfuiry the defendant was remanded. BOW-STREET. _ _ . _ . . John CloBAire, • ester on the Genera Nat-office, who hoe been twenty yeall• In the snipe, waa charged with stealing& letter contenting a 101. ode. Mr. Berkeley, of Bs him of Mitchell owl Berkeley, so linoolia isinn-tieliloo, having mission t o m a ke a re mittance to hie pones, who was staying at Boehm. in Checloire, enclosed a 101. note in a letter, edilreasd to him, and wrote the word. "registered" on the envelope. But the manager, who voted that kilter, omitted to register it, so that the word register being inserted on the envelope only scented to drew attention to the fact that it contained money. This occurred on the 16th instant, and en the 17th the note was changed at the Bank of England b 7 a person who wrote his tame and adders upon it. This SU a wan named Palmer, porter at the Queen's Head, St. Martin-le.Grond, who now gave evidence that he was sent to change the note by the prises., who was afterwards very angry with his fur giving his own WM e sod address. Mr. Henry committed him for trial. WORM( P-STItEET. Anue Foley, a harsh featured nmeculine looking woman, wee charged with baring stolen a watch and appendages from the person of n gentlemen named Itittenhant, melding at Honwlydown. Dounoway, a detective officer who had apprehended the prisoner, produced the praescator's watch, which ebe had thrown down an area in the course of her night. 'lhe con stable added that the prisoner was s confirmed thief, who wee so fortunate in her operations that she had Leon recently charged with three dintinct ads of robbery on ommemitive days, at different police courts, but escaped on each cromaiwa from the absence of the prosecutors. The prisoner pleaded guilty to the charge, and was sat towed to sin mouths' ire t. SOUTH WARK. A tobacrocia tamed breve, ,;ifooley-atreet, Borough, was charged with striking and otherwias Sklar his wife. The complaisant, whorl eyes were blackened, and whose face exhibited unmistakeable evidences of ill-urge, deposed that for a long time she had been cruelly treated by her hus band, sad she was obliged, some time heck, to bring him before the name hooch for hie violent conduct. She ballad four children by him, and did not want to have him punished move than that his wonhlp should bind him over to keep the peace. Upon the depositions being handed to the ooniplainant to sign she wept, and said she did Int wish to do it, but after some hesitation, she attached her name to the document. The Magistrate inquired whether the primmer was given to habits of drink P The Complainant. —I am Derry to ry that be a very eel , dont sober, but when he is he behaves kindly towards me. The Magistrate said it was quite clear to him that the pri mmer had given himself over to that vicious practice of ex cessive drinking by which he made himself mad, and then knocked MA ill-Wed his wife, whom be ought to cherish and protect, and for no doing he should sentence him to three calendar mouths' imprisonment, with hard labour. The pawner upon hearing the pretence appeared perfectly electrified, and ejaculated .• oh, good God." A tall man, shabbily dressed, with a profusion of sandy whiskers and beard, was charged before Mr. Sacker under the following circumstances. Upon entering the dock the magistrate (squired the name of the prisoner. The - Prisoner—l em Leed Cochrane. The /4aglsWete:-1174;;I: Mr. Owen Morris raid that hewaa• salesman in the employ of Mr. Catchey, of High-street, Busitigb, and the previous evening the prisoner entered his employer's house, and said he wanted to purchase a mat. Witness ebowed him one, which be tried on, but his lordship said he should prefer one with • larger skirt, and after trying on another one he mkt that was it for any nobleman to wear, and that he would purchase it ; and added that he would kayo the old one which he had preyinimly taken off his back. Ile then walked deliberately out of the shop; and upon his go= to him end wilting for thr payment of the garment he tom or return the coat, and as he was w•/king away with it be pursued him, and gave him into the custody of police elect No. 62 It, and he was taken to the station. Mr. Seeker—Where do you emlie from Patrons—l have come from South America. its Magistrate, having some doubts se to the prisoner's sanity, sakl that he Fhould remand him t4ll Wednesday next, In order that ho might be examined by a medical man. The Prisoner—But I sappose I can have the coat The Magistrate--I should Fay certainly not. The prisoner was then locked up. LAMBETH. _._ - - Mr. /ode Hodges, ipe7o; of respectable military ap pearance, wee charged with forgery and embeszlement. Mr. J. Mill, secretarytothe Birkbeck Life Aantrence Com pany, 29, New Bridge-Meet, Blackfriars, deposed that the prisoner had been appointed an agent to it about four years ago. A part of the business of the company is to provide payment. for insurers during sicknees, end It war the priminer's duty, amongst other things, to receive premiums paid by the insurers and pay the regular allowances during sickness. When an insurer became ill the mune wan for such person to apprise the agent of the company appointed for the district, and the agent then delivers • form to be filled up, stating the particulars of the illness, which is when so filled up to be returned to him with the medical certificate. It was the ageses duty then to forward these papers to hiss, (Mr. 11106), for the pa of being submitted by him to the board, who directed payment of the claim. It then became witness's dory to direct the agent to pay the amount to the seemed Fermin. William Goode'', of 12, James-street, New Cat, Lambeth, is an insurer in the com pany for himself and his wife, and a claim wee made upon the company by him, about the beginning of the present year, for an ellowance of 13s. • week on sommit of hie M imic The mares that ho (Mr. Mille) had described, was followed in that instance ; the claim was allowed, and the prisoner,_ in whose district Gooday was directed to pay It, and he charged the company with th at amount tip to the end of last uionth. At the end of July the prisoner deli vered to him, Mr. Mills, es vouchers for the payment of two sums of 30e. each, to Oooday, the two receipts then wo dated, and dated, we on the 6th, and the other on the 20th July. The fret had the signature of Ocarlay to it, and the served, "Ann °outlay," and on thine having been recently shown to the parties, they denied that they were their signa torte and that they had not authorised any body else to sign 'them. Mr. Mills said that there were numerous other awes of • somewhat similar description, which would form the subject if other charges satinet the prisoner, but es he had not ore yet had sufficient time to investigate them, he had to apply to him worship for a remand. The witness added that the primmer had made oat one account for 2131., and on his, Mr. Mills, looking to one his books of accounts he found It mutilated and several leases torn out. :Li IT ;:. Tug:Wk. ; h. had aeithor watch Dor chats. _ _ _ Nash, ;Co attended for the prisoner, offend no objac- Son to the application, and the primmer was remanded to a futon day. THAMES. Joh* Smith, • stout able-bodied man, was charted with stealing a watch and chain, the property of Paid ickman, a foreigner. The prosecutor, • seaman was pa ss ing alosi Ratcliff Highway at half-past ten o'clock yesterday caormag when the prisena came up to hico, stared him a the foci, end made a match at his watch. It was, however, so well fastened to the chain end ring end otherwise secured that the chain broke, sod the Waviest tame away with it, the watch at the MOO time falling at the sailor's feet. Walker, a policeosnstabls, No. 86 K, who had been watch ing the prisoner and saw the whole intimation, ran alter him, and after • long chase overtook him and seized him by the collar. The prisoner made a determined redee ms*, and Walker was compelled to throw hint down, and with the magnum of others second the fellow, who was Woolard by Roche, the gaoler of this court, ea having bees to his custody for a felony live years ego, but he could not ray what was don* with him on that occasion. Walker produced the sailor's chain, which he found se creted on the prisoner. Mr. Yardley convicted the prisoner u a rogue and vaga boad, and sentenced him to three months' imprisonment and hard labour. WANDSWORTH.. A young mon atM4 . l.4lerer.ll4; • Perry, who was de scribed se • essmen living at No. 3, Wen-street, St. Mar tin's-lane, was Owed In the dock before Mr. Ingham, on a charge el else a rhododendron plant, growing in the grounds ofßWwsea New-Pub, belonging to her Mojesty's Commission= ot Woods and Fonds. Edwin Ashley, ass of the pet cerdeb&n, stated that *bout half-pest two o'clock cm Tkrondep aftsonota he was on duty in Hansom Park, whet he on, Me prisoner with the pleat In kis preenden. The pima bad it in Ms hands, awl wire winos tem op it an Wag on the ground. The midi of the Pont appereed gait freak as if it bad just been pad std wits= eke esw the Me in the ground where the had barn waled, W itnese spoke to the =rshoat baying k hb i eßim ag end he replied e did sot kaowlse was wrong, as he thought that the pleas were wild. The pointer mid be ems see i at with his father and MY hinds, ohs he saw the bbir out of the He pitted= se riti L w Me , mid ke dropped steed. inendindy the. Ingham witheat eransasitiag egos the clue, ordered e hew to pey Is. 0., the who of the plant, together with a ins of Ms., or 14 days' br , rhrrisonnesnt. The money was immediately paid. CONVTCTION OP THE LATE GRAND MASTER OP ODD FELLOWS.—SUUTAAWPTON, PRlDAY.—Charles James Coo, late Orand Master of the Order of Odd Fellows (Aan cheeter Unity), was charged on remand with not giv in g up the funds committed to his charge ea corresponding secretary of the order. Evidence having been taken, the magistrate declared the complaint to be preyed, and ordered the defen dant to pay the amount of 1211. 14e. ltd. to the society, or in default to be imprisoned for two calendar months, with hard labour. The defendant was committed to prison. On Wednesday last two floe horses were killed and a man who had charge of them was seriously injured on the South Western Railway, between Ringwood end Va'im born. A double line of railway is making there ' and the horwee,which belonged to the contractor mann theline,witlx the driver of them, were on the mein line and unable to get off it before a goods train ran into them and caused the accident. SUPERANYCkTION AND RETIRED ALLOWANCEs.— For the rum nt year 159,8421. is required for superannuation and retired allowances, being en blame of 13,3051. on the preceding year. ATTEMPTED MURDER IN MILBANK PRISON One of the etch-wardots et this prison narrowly • escaped salasaination yesterdny, at the bards cif a penal elms convict named J• 1111.11 (lonian, who Lan nlready, in olive prison*, macle two attempts to murder ott rn under whew charge he has been placed. The convicts Milbank Arm! (deice service in climes at the prison chapel every morning. Only a limited number • of penal claw pismirre are pertained to be prevent at one I time, owing to the knows desperate character of these individuals. Y.terday four men of this .Ims—out of a total of tome twent) petiontra—were conducted to the chapel in charge of Warder Wfble 'dal Assistant-warder Bevington. On leaving the thci;ll, and while priming down an angle of thn b, rarixon sraiteccoe, ore of their num ber, James Gorman, made • desperate attack on Bevington with an open metal coupon, telling Lira to the ground, end inflicting injuries which, in all 'reliability, if they do not prove fatal, will 'seriously injure the =fortunate 11.412 for life. Gorman was third in the rank, and just am he wee turning the angle of the staircase {tiding from the ehiget he rushed forward and dealt a desperate blow at the upper part of Be- vington's prreon. The miscreant had a sharp weapon in his hand, which entered the watcher Gee over the cheek Lone, and, traversing the fleshy put of the face, sAllte through the month, under the upper lip. The convict wee prized by Wilkie and others fibers while the weapon was still in his hand, and having been secured IrldS presently placed in a strung The resident surgeon of the prison, Mr. Savory, was im mediately summoned to this wounded man, and the moat ap proved mean, were adopted to stanch the bleeding arteries. The pour fellow su ff ered agonising pain from the severity of his wound, and is still lying inn precarious orate. There seem. to hove Leon an absowe et all reasonable motive fir the attack, inasmuch an Iloviaston had only taken charge of the pesal chi. wince Tua&T last. It is generally euppored fee attack was intended for hie co-warder, Wilkie, who, althe ugh an excellent efficer, has obtained the ill-will of the convicts by a determination to any out the discipline of the prison. The weapon lewd Ly the ese•sclin was a piece of item hoop, worked into rennothing like the blade of a belle, and strongly bound by waxen thread into,, 5..:C11 handle. The circumstance was immediately reported to the Home Secretary, and in the course of the morning Captain O'Brien, one of tho inspector', of prisons, attended at Milbank and indituted an inviatigotten into the affair. Captain O'Brien'a report will ho forwarded to Sir George Grey, who, under the precisions of the new act of tailiummt, LW the power to commit the convict to Newgste without the intervention of any magisterial inquiry. fhe penal chase convicts are the worst debit-It! ion of pri soners, and are received at Millleink as incorrigible. , from all parte of the country. O .rman is one of the writs' of this degraded body. Ile was originally convicted in a midland county, and sentenced to tome light punishment, while undergoing which he attempted to stab sea officer of the prison, cod on trial lair this offence we. sentenved to 14 yews' transportation. la due course be came to the Model I'rieon at l'entonville, where be wain attack, c 1 end brutally araultad one of the 'Arent For this offcnce he wee trans ferred to the penal class of prisoners, and lent to Milbank about four menthe ago. His conduct has been desperately bad since his adelitoun, and it is understood that lon latest crime has not excited much surprise moose the authorities of the prison, the wretched man having only a few days dace enured the reverend chaplain that "ho would do for some of than before long:' the muster of interments which have taken plass irwip ghee my NW : luring the yew 1916..p•citrisg the bomber Aid tri.; awl ram eserateles= en place in sash month; and the data of domes d law tbs depeembe cif the no us under say oafs,' for immediate or futu re dame mamma to as • mess m inuati of parliamentary paper, No. 239, of a. yy t n om ( TM/. M. i nt Mare" however, pred. ORDER OF PROCEEDING. in as • w. DOI RIFF! sit ulird the Speaker whether, when so beinieept wee disteliad ea o untualritent plarad upon the nodes gema hall amillerillarbsese bed attend In its leading mind*, It ersaid art ' The assents wire prepare that acme tots of such change siseal be eel ale. Debby : to e pod air, W. 170. ; prop SPEAKER said that lobes ereerreis lewbupt puss& the alteration append la the here lerela y which it woe ad too orb to etgw} vier • diger err Me di ad dir it =pear 11 011/TRAL CRIND Mtge d eisdag __ereedowde sherd ke metalled, . 0 .-- I point reit Omer lie Orr OLD COURT.—A ribs arse lies ever to, wed theloor rimed •,, (Behr Mr. Brea 11 itei Waft ant brier sitz i th is h bel e eery Atha Nadi web ea sie . Mir was pied THE CASE OF HENRY CURT. sil kr Wei Orr we hi IN St mi dsiTi sew end tree I e following memorial has been presented rin d Jam Palmerston by Lord Steseley, with sixty-four name Ae rie, ems basil 1 ere of parliament is auggart of the caw . ,_.,- eat,* el Berri he underfoot hod main* to dm. , four ' ' ..' sink reie, • surreldiereill ha to the vorpreardested ot the badly of - re his bbl, wr dripil whi yes Cwt fur nations] errogforadash es weir le i live heat asks. ✓e which his .o br , rived fres ' regme' Herr pholiellgeit ism eel the arbitrary swi, was ley whteh be 11 Hear sed Wr. *ski is N revolei aim tverimS age legitimate • libber sad Mr. Mgt Mr op year ege Oast Brimia was alma entirely . . by „ mom of this w hom mine Nabs and Raab fir bee @apply of .. I limik ik . 1 . 0 „..... y ea a I . lad semi likely to modem as. At promo . warn b ,Z;;;; pi a s, gad iborign el this merle is re at the mast Ina .. beim ,. „... to „ :bee are arced tarry, whit Is asportsta' a m da W - ,....= .1 .1:t if the iebeipal vesper id set hedge oessatore. 11. y wird Het to moon . re it to bre bre to the Ineeder or Henry C iced in 178.1 and 1781. dist Ms aseuredleauy de , ;71 eke bYtheOIberSINSAMI I lof the iron manufacture is add: des, kin* it or ' ... ...,‘ .....,... u, a that the means were int devleoll at triaging pig '• 4. 400 7'.,: kh do F M= the ealialis state by tic dated pit Mal in the 7- =maid la the melba =sad that grooved eel la seerbee rollers h a m : , ja brat Not* far rain the ink • dets prepored into SlMMOlthallilaml at led he pair whereby the weft tor the ernplopolli ika c i ii.b, i i . Nom , seal re represied, rid • saperki iron was ma Nada am prooseded ari tweedoth per el the blear and coat ..... etre the idler pile blob la littliolt• 1 •• mill•••IS•Ss , w Us" ' brier et • hige hese reviewily pet la radon and no 'Bristle' Area does horde sabsersnitly intrilured. la d I tti . L and s . lt ia " ki s . A tea et bre lees prieeed in this country to l l "l s• di • ss N d by mar el peddled Warr end rolling aide,lmilblidoot too ..... yot he —* . oo C red es to awry iseparst pertieular upon the mit *grub ut btotoo. is al Hoary Con. The seal money ••}lllll li t . t h e im a ms do elder to the ilia aria hes bees recently tht ......„...„... ........... =1 a erepassiteed impardd aseketiLas sot has dr lod Z7la m r ow - 7 mb 1 "bed =Mir dentrdowl tide h ideprird end dig bo had rod.: reed rolleidolt kir' driMdls••••• reswine. He thee woo aro ark a egt!culto." 4 an c 7 man g t resat \ sad sot ken ? one, awl NEN tor whisk woo to "'Vire& t .l I — the beemadoes with Norrie sir her to as le err, therefore, that sassed, m i nd . bto, " bit too . ox lar bilehlirl hes cootribated in a more imperial Pe to dr medal mosprity of this 'maim ad ....21.1.!...1mba1.,_,___.°( Hoe .miry OM l• satftl•d is • pin go in the foreesset ea h p — '""7 — dt Z y ` . "7 0 .7 z; lewd larbeture. la leiglog bin larweir to .to woo molototob to boo %Mary Cart enproded • earlderabi river dir wee diireere dill dWs rem were wellotily 'divvied at the dos did ad midi aria Nigh the roptioa et hi hither by the or.. id sie der Aber raid Me eartry, din bus non to find hires at Writs warehree, obi toin He Ilene at royal wee re no. ad kb et Herr sod he rat t ;iv 01 this perm air leg be Gar ly tic whole et the ell ale doe illbillet,bs ors derird through no alb l, so Hal they did eel I ea el binpasur Weis. bY (bowl' OnOttn.trAnts . Tr roraittere derd thee wiy hy teed wsios, in seibbers et a debt al Ise tot. pr es toadeallies swear Irbil* rider paver . The prienur Nevis was eel wil veil bail yiebird, rd be Owl aOm years . Mold and b e bard are, tearing a widow " r.._... i• ta• ___ mei " ••._ tb. e nay od lon therm sails nitro rided kr. • ' note " 7. • " _722 , i p i a wrie N ig ......1.1 Tided el Henry .. ow ~._..„. ....f......f reader haw bow at tiled by were do um hui igh =r_. "'"' 00 l ✓ies, his Orly brae row revived say lett ilie is sic. " ..). enie 4Vial PIIIIMIWOIS br tho kilo of tho rir2„ B . oo, 0.11. rabiaigianoli as thus. Pier orb= el it still survive, d pe hi ele*l ef prim eV a at y dit to llos es Ito Mr= ride •my sense weer We ler Order to rigor re dam WWI% sod I ober will ars fairy le Made. po w = tat= 111■11 who bell leyelp's gerese=h i lr e. rollso bum 41 ea • teipeelle sled bre l= ww..l. bee die de re el the el Mery _CIA epee the b& parse, wir s 6 . 4 1. 0.0 214 briP p.acn. hrlire do 1 reerieleg eberr Mae on a m t • "tun I. ' Ms ere reseed aril, ribeellea he seek • arra may. Is mi. ' lob admiusi die h i , woo a arloorsi lib the at the hvnedito obi eft maim a kiw (awl MAI bribed dm iserader, end coat • .. ammo , lot he deperredea whilb lb brit bre ototriS • hairlines ter this Ward 1 /▪ reed seereed." MY wee le dieerdit it wee es The lrelloidisissSiSettl ima __ l• . , _ •••••S nia VW rad . job lour is I lir 01 so 2•7 11 hoSS7 i T'ea ' s e emir ti• reel rise VierPreskir elt the Royal !today ; IL wheeler wen des wow him, el Mieserogy ha the Uniereft II • rerale 9 =l; f lb."al • win iereir, awl spree( li d th e ...... 1 11 =N rii . Th a h. peri d abeam, bars liege Grow. Vise sario Illibr, Plobseor et CheriorTi — lLletre &bib sod VisrPrider at the It of beery ; Brad , , thoo thir , ..,__=_____, hl qhfrilt h a or M.P., I.R.S , Preskirat of the laseltule d Cid .....".f . .......• am pr. hero; I. E. broad, F.K.S. Vice Prodder dde tosto T be tromilwilli mitio Ire se Civil legion: Jos* Locks, M.P., 1 is errors Needy Prosideet et the 1014110 Y of iMI Eagrears l Jok2,, iwi rah sto to too of the _ thaw, 7.18.. Tire President of tbe leatiltals if to. by a unam maid hi : ii ., • whams Parham P.R. 11 . i On* a pedal cif these used 'xi.; W. Cabin, EL, FILE ; Jarman Blew, ' ear dabs' Nis et i Hewheill.D.,_ FALB., President of ths des; tela liAes. ERA, Caked, Clinton mt... ..... he dmill. fimm b° Punt Cried d the el Arts ; Thome Orb" , - ..h war lin le he hest r a re Mohr ef the Mr; . Wanneanon, r...,8-_,e• ;_a lls mr, mo m* gr i z ix • liperbleader et Wiehrorti '' r•m T eil Ist he most Iwo issa Array MM. Plresellb bon Worir Warr. i n mei h m .d d iii I. II Clabura et the hoe . s .i. • li re bay bed ar PION H. W. 1/12, Low bjer ib =follS, , ''''" PINY bar sila I nal nal_lhaa Mil boa Went: A. "• y del el the el= wa rkeser. P.R.S., Nerd Oillip at Chmigg, ; Chaim Hoed ii. ...... iihries. to hea mordwell* Ern Molghteron, it• HA. Plas • Ito 'essertnor amigo ey Mearied PsirieritHastarette& Uoi.onal . si blea dim h Na dil se, eddy h ---•—•—•------ ------- . at retry, sod be DI T fasit trek he was tee brow Tin MINO Of PABillaM AND Clirial --lalli 1161111dhall Ad et loot emir bee lensied • Ibma g. dm .° p ali niona visidl iniih • is or ••Itle • el the dm& W aw i n erelfts, 1 .1 ffill 1 Gess year whether the emir busks yrs .1. Limb ap robe sere se time ebd peehre ws porsoA M ' sod s m ird i trt l ie 1 Their the sad her bre dr pesetiod shirr him le mercy. Mee, be the elswelawsim, not knowing irhsdrr, Nadi mid he hi .. rend hide Mrs perk her !MGM Sirlin 4 Oe_t77 iihrummai fer &IE whofiber they dear still pay Mee to lw. -- Ili It say approlor how" ti ale retry et• • rat t , 11 lain he dada Inin• a C at rd ey rue "le • oller o ; hag Om lis tame vs this • tarriese wee epperred to le 101 l Va the her. , doe law, rd es Thereby et se= 11 'd i gag, toott i o d ot ritre nrespil rot, " ilr all din , ; , ebotr i r - 0 ,,, se the hr. Ifs billetieset o ese—esebeg la Aar thei so bpi ware* owl Mere ber Oast; diet. tt • dour reie w r ia lwoM IS "" Wort Weedinia Ibiestrea, 1 yeeleiony or ihribri ell son seed . 111 :30. and It do weed with the b r Woe the "Nair is a court at kg , cam bask r the Eistvidm be emitted filo 72._ __. iii, a t la i ond of foreis t i. io ry i l t:= 6l All asperC lWtar i tr i glo i rr i . owl Mr. Heigh coM I Ve ls the borers N" & • • . Q.C,, sod Mr. eerie. s =het Ames, peeilset aerie dri t10...,"2.1 3 1 4 6 • Mbar' to cur li wort be te rola= thj=•• los s' ' b sprig the ere ~ ire This the biI LOSV ley heirs Om I • errs& the Wear oak 11..1.0 " n Irmo swim Wargo ww r, &Ma MEN all tbo:n bask'} } 44 %,..' . ' wis d ialnee dined ill UN I with shakos' Mei liri airak4 Ira be Wier w riet i rdelog the voirirenris withal e a "lho ir e amides& is ✓ ef pad Win. illa nlardanaam. Int e l lansalunda tl y limper to lobe the Webb d ress rail be *tad eartrol rot v i'i' i} thel: 61 2 11 ", , • law, ef venting wl st deem et the Wieleire peer 011ee. The band am. w ish mean me detemelema wads yid ▪ =Ur seastr ie = ol _,_„. dre And 11.• mad ana the Negri et so ......_....day 14 * kt bid Irv* nide Um or As Annowsos.- 10 . -- a i a , • ibb eat a a 6 to li c = d ragart a, sis eg iesa Tilink fis. ff ifont7a t_ ._2 y d ths ._ ~ . h. ma hip h . a- Cbers7 dr adostera ea Plorr iso =o ! a ''' . t,, * t boinh : ca T•wwwqr ✓to the Ammo d . •••• m g • bier 'dim "' it yi_ lmw. U r i o r _mll la rrighbelloo sse a viusili . 60. 111 14 Or samb is.. Nis . ia, h am % ~w i t i. bawl p4..6 . osimils a !Tr. Go sa , scarab esseilbs IP als - . 16. am, mai wia l in =a +. a. no sok 71. b. N., awise k, eel Hr. Rebottia belt r of bb Ha year: am eerie lifiro b. m a. 1, st wend reg y sot atic r Swaim Massa; flan e. .NI I oar Oa, la lei THIRD COURT. (before the Common &meant.) Joalph Mall, 40, schoolmaster, was indicted One stealing a bank note of the value of 601., and three other bank antra, each of the vane of 61., the property of George Bailey Tummy to • dwelling•hou.s. Mr. Oitfurd and Mr. T. Salter prosecuted, and Mr. Ribton — itt7l;erned Conned having briefly detuiled the rheum stances uf thecae', called — The Reverend Herbert Tuson-1 live at Wick, near Bath. During the menthe of September and November kat 1 was staying at Little &immure, Middlesex, doing duty for my mule, who le rector of the pari.h. The rectory being let I was' wining at the house of the prisoner, who is the National Schoolmaster of Little Staunton., sad lives at the school house. The only persona in the house besides myself was prisoner, hie wife, and a servant, who slept out of the house. Upon the 6th of November Sir Henry Ellis, who occupied the rectory, paH me ire my made, 67f. 4s. Them were four notes, one SOL nod this IL. notth with I put into toy deck east locked. Upon the islisrhig day I went out to dinner, and before going I lashed to see If the ask Ism mle, and found it so, I left It opts the labile I. the altting•roons. I ante Maw abort Wiwi elms sad Ist myself is with a latch key. When 1 mme hi I thought the desk had hese moved, but finding the widow watenched I Mak he farther notice. The family thee all gem Said. Ups the next morning the prisoner cam into my room and asked I 1 had left my desk lurked, 1 aid yes. He tin add, "It Is ." I droned and went late the awing-roan, and imed that the desk had been forced end tho notes awl smear were gone. The man you in some confusion late toms, ad the drawers were eyes:. A nimbi silver eemminaisa which toy uncle had eat me was la thews drawers = nut been disturbed. The primmer mid he hi leg semi things of trifling ethnic Tin wen no Yreka °Mali af the window to show that any one had mired the room Bow outside. Crass-exemissd—l told the pima, I gid ad b'ow the sombre of the notes. _ _ _ _ _ fn; the Beni of Emir& proved that two motes, urge for 601. sal radar fror 6W., our freak Mr. Bm'"..end urge far 61 . 64.41MIlistY1Wilage• Sir Henry Ellis petered mkt, three Beer to the Rey. Herbert Tetes,at the echeel;beeesd lifseresee. • aerveet prt is the mplemeet et the Weser weed that, ups the =nig the meet wen Wee* she head her =Mr up eel to the seiteekesee when abs Moe b the serelag. Is eteresealeselea she shiNd tint be reser* used to let her la. — Predellek oh& la Maws. one, Fairing dowelmet, tweineted a letter rd by post by their firm upon the 10Ik Thu Rev. Gene Balley A tion maw, s iim e ld—l am Rector of Little Shuman. TM prisoner has Btly written to vas. I know Ids Issadwelltss well ; I ehwld say that the letter produced is as his band, but disguised. lt looks like le& bowled writhe. TM Musa was put In and read. It was dated from Pinibuir sad run thus: The Rev. Msry Redd, of Oxford, being now in Lon don dons a short time, wishes Mews. Rottiledge to make him up a parcel of 900 of Archdeacon Aliens Penny Hymns, and be will all fur these on his road to the station upon his return to Oxford." John Purdey, clerk to Wows. Roulledge, proved that about five ciao& in the afternoon upon the 6th of August, • cab drove up to their door, end upon his going out he maw a man inside, who said he was the friend of the Rev. Mr. S. Neald, of Oxford, and had called for the parrs I of hymn booby, and it wait given to him, and he gave in payment • 5/. note, th e one predneed, Ind received the change. Tu the best of witneee's belief the prisoner was that man, but his sore • moustache, being rather grey, coloured apse- Miles, and was drawled in black. /Jr. O. Burns, an engraver and printer in Cain bridge-terrace, Edgware-road, proved that acme one wear ing big whiskers and mustachios, came upon the Gth of June to • cab, and gave Idea orders CO engrave IL plate with the " lion. C. F. Potwasby, Ilarford-house. Doreetahire," upon it. That man he believed was the prisoner. Mr. John Williams—l am manager to - Mr. Burns. I first saw the prisoner upon the 10th of June, at the door of our shop, in • cab. He came about the plate, and I spoke to him for some time. He paid • deposit upon the plate, and got me to pull hies a proof card. I em sure he is the man ; be had on a large Wes moustache, moat clumsily put on. I could see the sit :king- The diagithe was moot ridi culous he looked like Guy Foul. (Loud laughter.) I went down with the police, and saw him cocoa out of the church at Stanmore, and knew him instantly. Mr. William Cox Bennett, of 45. Cheapside, watchmaker and jeweller, stated that upon the 18th of June, • keougham, with livery servant, stopped at their door, and upon his going out, lie saw inside some one whom he thought to be the prisoner, but he wee disguised with whiskers, mousta etiloa, and spectacles. He had sent in the wed, Hon. C. F. Poniseby, Ilse/ad-home, thirsetahire, and said that he wonted sonic of witnersee 10/. gold watches to make preernt• of to his tenantry. Witness advised him to have some of their 10/. silver 01106, ea being better suited fur country weer and be after mole discussion summated, and took five of them, paving with the 50/. note produced. teem-warning—l only believe him to be the man. Junes Hayes, @raiment to Hr. Kirkham, pawnbroker, Strand, produced one of the watches in question. About eight o'clock upon the evening of the 13th of June he ad vanced him 51. The man gave the name of Edward Mills, 3, Bream'athoildinga, Chancery-lane. Thomas Durmast, as assistant to Messes. Dobree and Tom linson, proved that some man, with • protosien of hair and beard, came to hia employers' shop at about a quarter to 8 upon the PRAM night. He gave the name of James Mille. Witness thought prisoner we that man. He pledged a watch for U. - Itephcn . iYhittaker, of the firm of Young, Princes-street, Leiectiter-rquare, reitively swore to the prisoner as haying pledged another of the watches between elghtand nine upon the same evening. He instantly recognis ed the primmer upon seeing him coming out of church at Little Stamm. Cress-eatunined-1 am quite mutant he is the men. He wore spectacles, bat no beard. Two assistant. from the shop of Mr. Lamson, St. Mar pcoved that the gleaner came upon the same night to their shop to Pawn a 'diver watch, but his linear mice and manner exciting • suspicion they detained him. and inquired the Nation of his being dhgodaed, and he said be was going to the theatre to have a lark, and said that he would leave them the watch to make inquiries if they wished. He then went awry, and never called again. That was another of the watches obtained from Mr. Bennett. One of there witnes•• pi.ked the prisoner_ out front amongst about eight others. The other evidtnee, including that of the sergeant of the pollee 191 S. merely proved tracking the watch.. after the in fonliation about the bank note.. Mr. Ribton, in a eery able opeerh, pointed out to the jury the insuflicient proof of the disguised man being the OwThe ner. Common Serjeent haring summed up, The jury retired, and after having been absent above an lour came tato court returning a verdict of Guilty. The Common Serjeant said he entirely concurred in the wordiet, and sentenced the prisoner to four years' penal ser vitude. Till;ended the business of the sereion. In the ease of Harrison and Durents, sentetieed yesterday, the insert should have been Merriam six eve penal servi tude. and the other eighteen months' imps t. The courts eet until very late. THE POLICE COURTS. MANBIOi-HOUSE. Charlotte loon (lose, a person of ladylike manners and affirm, was brought Were the Lord Mayor by Daniel For renter, the ofiker, upon • warrant wh.kh charged her with having, on the 6th Isnuary laat, feloniously forged • receipt for the cam of U. 7s. 4d., welt intent to defraud the Fut India Compaq. The defendaat who had jut arrived fun the continent, and who seemed fatigued, wan eneemmedhead with • chair in front of the desk. As ems as As woman bad bin reed to her by Mr. Osedrais, the died dirk, obi amperied dad I only indik lent artless ••j•I•d0 • red MOS be aidawd as she led not bad itnandiy el asaadtbs. bee solieitor, who was out of E ngland . Mr. Mule, instructed by Menu. Lidded and Water house, appeared for the publication, end said that the defen dant wee the wile originally of • Captain Knox, who wee in the service of the East India Company, and that upon his death she became entitled, sea widow, to a pension from • fond, rolled the Lord Clive Fund. One of the declaratkne which, as a pensioner, she was required to make from time to time Se abe received the money wee that of the coetinufty of her widowhood. After the dMsedaet had received the pension for some years, she was married in October, 1A56, at Antwerp, sad she hid shwa that period con tinued to receive the pension, making the usual declaration of bee widowhood, and signing bar aim to the official docu , mental, "Charlotte Knox Cross." - . . . . The sworn information of Mr. A. S. Flinders, • clerk in the Military Department of the Rost India Company, won Rut in. It stated that the defendant was, as the widow of obert Trotter Knox, upon his death admitted as a pen sioner upon the Lord Clive Fond and that ahe mu entitled to receive the pension so long so she continued • widow. She commenced roreiving the 'tension in 1842. On applying for payment it was nocoseary that ahe should (tom time to time leave at the Military Fund Deparnwut a declaration signed by her that she had not again contracted marriage. The in formation proceeded to state that on the sth January last the defendant made a declaration of her widowhood and received 51 15e., the amount of a quarter's maims, she having in termarried with one Richard Osborn Croon, at Brawls, in 1855. . . . The information of Mr. E. B. C. Brown, a clerk in the malice.. department at the India Boum, was Wan put in. It elated that the signatures to the several official documents were in the handwriting of the defendant, and that in the original Itegister of Marriages kept by the British Cooed at Antwerp, was en entry of a marriage solemnised before such mania on the Ilth October, I&i3, between one Richard Osborn Crow, widower, and Charlotte Knox Knox, Ap- FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTB. BANKRUPT& Joan &mown .4 lows 1144 tar, thact..oret. Knutundivad, and Rattetves, Surrey. saw),r, to aurresdu Atunot 74 at IR wad Ock 2 4 It. at Swim:hall .rot}. Sol.. Ro.oe, Islue4reeo, bury brute : off. Ruda . Caouu,, Alderman's.). Onsmoz ALCWIIIRMT PLVW Rol CMAaLLS Rom eon b wharf, Upper Belem. ntace, Phu-100. an I 'Lamer 0.0000, l lulus, Rather mer dents, Sept. 4 at 1..4 be. 1 at 11. a: Iwlooholl huh. &un heard. Itourgetn swat; • if 4,4 , Calmar. Alden abb Cantor. DAVI. &WA RARDILLILS NORMAN. Oral SEW tsbdrd. Wtenonater, rune. uttreh Sopt. 4', P. 4 tot. 1 at 2, at Iladoehell duo. But. Ch..dlty, haaltuhall 0400: of. 0040.. aaa, Akknuantary. Jona Bear!, New uadountr, City. Lad Sydehlann-pArk, Kent. coil merchant. A neat at 11, and (ret. 141, at htat44l • ore:. Bob, Norton and Cu., Neemarcet. hhopegato ; oft. ao.ie , •Canaan. Aldermaabury. Jour[ 1:111110.4W1 CAWTII6II , :tuck Es. ham City, 44 Iffarwhdb Imam W Ilemo.bey, -Oct dtaar. newl. le en IK asd Oct. 3 at 11, at haeletkal street. Nortoa and Co., hemelnet : off Ards., Ca.., Alden's/4W , ' , Jo i r e gros as, Plo1lo:10rort 1. 144 Ansa, and tower Sounford atreet. &atm beoldander. AWAI, and 1, at U., at Muted haßetroet, dd., lama, listattr..areet ; off. ads.. 4 14noore , budaff twlnetreet Jens Poona.. Perebalstract, Goorellre met. wne merchant, 1 , 3 s it , =l 11 31 at „ and Sept. 1' 10114V14:114/41. tot, tbld:ar, kebob est ; mar., Kkb.l o, Hardorhall threat JAM. Coats. Cot 1014. t. urdotoooo road. num.. deal. In Immo% 3et 1.4,1 rsl llt, at C.....thell.stroot. dol.. Chalky, nw.iftlletreet off. wall' . taadehl, Hanneha tetrad. Waear Jnaysoa. Ptueulnplacc, C,3oorc.tert, bray axon reed, nod Baihrard, Oracecburch greet. budder, Sap.. 3 at 44. and Sept. la at 3. at Bodednalauror„. noN., Young and Pls, Mark lam; off. rig.. Graham Coleaust , reet. W out., Sawa. Bray, Wand. I mud eletwiller. Sept. 3 at 12, and Oft. SO atlLat Ils d elnA=7:. Ilichloy, turroyelnet. Wand: Clo g neTVZl, Wed. nw • . baked street. fret cutter. Scot. at 1?, and 8.690 1. at Butoc r hall ttlett. Sot. Scale, noutbruntonbaltd. Ire, Chancery , bah ; Stu feld. Lta..o.h stmt. Rutter WTANDWW. Klowslau teem.. inr.l.l real, endnecr, SOL 6 and .u. 4. at Ito4nettil gnat Sol.. Jalt Kw. Ann. nat. Carr.,. .te nt. off. ae.4.. Mandtld, ha. 1,1.. street. TOWN*, bate. Lesk. Ataffotelshirc. drake In dra taro pine, Sept. 9 and 16 at 114, at unwind.. Coen. Sole, C Uabley, and Ben* hironotharn off. 0049., Whitmore, &moor tan, la.. Litel.ch. barlidtro. lagoon.% ecta. el and v., ju toy, Blnalredun Cruet bad at Nottuuleuta Sets., tiantbk, lon owl dirndls:ham ;of wig., Muria, Noteezham. Taos., a t A,IIIIIN, 1 cord. domerartddr., currier, dept. 1 sad Oct. 0, at IL, at but. Court. 6*, (44.4 and hwr, Rub borne and EOUTE and Ttendl. Eat.; off wad., HIM* Incur. WILLIAM Newel. and ELLVA•to WILLIAW Kaurnoad• • Torkattte, acriabling Loo Jae. Sm. 4. 11 a 12. sod Oct 9at 11. at Leads Court. gob., Ibmd and 19.41 ad Caner :.n4 Cudworth, Lee& : off. awe* Lola ANTIIOII, r• i• atORTS. WWI EaSCII OAtIORIR. FAA,. heataa. Torkohlte. manufanurart. SW4. at Ilt. and Oct 9la 11, at Loeb Coart. deb., Bond and A/wick, mad Carlo and Cudworth, Leads; et. aralis, Hope. Leeds EDWARD WILLIAM 6161111.4. Stalar!ilfe. Tortiddre , woollen =O,ll. fuser. Sent. Bat 12, mad 04.9 at 11. at 14•46 Wirt. cola , Mond and Barakk. Leads; al..uk.. Hope, Leek Tame. Ramona Punta...uk, ecru marcluat. heat 1l amt Oct. 9. at 11, at Lae& Court S. L e, aad Clarke. 1 wet, cud /Rack. bunt. Wads; off ande. taupe, Leeds. J.• OA TRILL. 100. Asltham lt,Lard, ter York. famser. Fete. Al 11, sad Oct 2 ait.1.4.4 Let Co nth Oda. /WM, 1 orb, .4 Out and Cudworth, ; ii4PC.:•Olld6. JR*, O c t, Teaslow Yorkalbe, Ats tuanufactumr. 741. 7at In, .4 Oct, le at 11, at Leeds Conte. Soh.. Casom and , and need and hamlet. Lee.: off. aLbia. 1101 a, Wow.. A. 0000. Great 1111f1,1 , rt.6lm. roller tht, ;4. tool OM 7,413 at Leal.. Coon 11.14 at K 3444. upon Ilea. tsar., thew, Derby,nad Pm." Ltsdr ;W. d o 01 Aura tleavon, gem , Our taus. tadnuene - . B A 24 at Mead Oel sir 11. at Newe odoutnteTy. t dot, BA= I, ; off. awls . NORMS& own.] no. CIIRDAT,IIIIR Put L 1 be. Ntem4le K.' Tyne. clusermooder. Avert awl Oct. 9. at 12, at Nowca.deni4.Ttao Colut. le moon, Nntale upon Ts i.e. and Harwood, thalest)lane, City ; off. auk, Raker,hotonalo Tyte. BAN R U PTCI ES ANsrLuD. *most 11 Toon. PitIIWIFT, Walton. V orlohlre. curler. May U. WILLI", Watson. Vwfdleo -eh. Yorkshire. list. Aditlat 19. Wittiar 010 t Wal , ., biaffonblutc. smite, DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. Janes Caren, Urea xo federate realm, eurelorland. Umber met- Ebant-Wridend of [t.. 0,1. 10. and ay enleornesti extaday, at nter4.l4eweartle 'noel' me. Jona damson lwvarato amatel, NcereetiouPoo Tian timber neer. abant-dblderd of xce, Um. Id, and coo AMA*04446.4 4444 WWW. at Haber . % fiewmtheteeTyne. lope Casa, W ILLIAW Hint.ar CALL and Dada Fiona. a Peon, Walloeml. lean 60.11411/11,..arcr6-14 dlsodend of 2 ~ Oct. 10. and MY sehsequemt deltuday. at Liallefe. Newomilolll4o46Tsll4. WILLIAM !doter CAM" ',el eutte tonne % aWuN. Nan mann:adorer -Ist Deldend .4 N. Id., Oct. 11. and any mbeepumat Ceturday, at Mater* Newcartleepoo.Tine. CIEZTIVIOATED to be aerated. unless came bestrewn to the rootaW7 on or before Medal of rowan/. Sept 11. J. Porten, Claikon" n.ar. cond. t elder-Rept. 11. T. Jones. Aberaron and Cm.' un. Olasoorct.mblro„ tenors' el , i=i= Rept. 13. W Plocett,Cantf. blaworendlite. ,tea Sent. It J. 111% Chxoter. cordsaintr-rtta. 11. P. Hackett, Cradley Houk dodfordebire, Meyer. PARTY ERSIII P 8 DI roOL V hD. R. W. Radcliffe and W. ?Indio, Mot: oeeko manufactured -W. Riebardr, Martha WM..., and J. Wat , on, IMrdiff. Mertkr. TWeU end Aberdare, titmouremohita, Umberto. recant, so far ea re am& W. Itlchmla-C. 11..11arrn, 11- K. hum ell. Kahl, and 0. Kahl, Frawburchrireet. City. Alpo broken-P. Wardle and Mary Atuadeba, Leicester. Goodwin and W. Danl. ltbambles, Newham. o wlet, meat ealennes-J. P. Rodd and A. MEDI% bidwpwannenth, Durham. olilp broker.-J. Ellett and A. Itostail. etrond, Olnearnter. Odra, pnotere-13. J. Eyre, A. Ward. kW...men nod F. Ward, Shot held. manufacturers of cutlery-W. Edeld and W. Whelpialo. Mat ware road. upholnefrese- T. &Job, J. Wormaki, and J. token Creased Ede, and Iluddmollaid. rag merchmtr. .o for as regard. J. gybes-W. O'brion •16.4 P. Quigley. Mancherer. COAM dexter.-H. hood. J. O. Hamm% and 011aniere,- W. T. cull'. and A. ("botch, Lath. cabi net make% O. P. Bell and D. Welk Nurthlloct, Neut. I nglocem-R. brewed and W. 11111. Wobrolte. morn, ,b omber.-T. ram. macaw of the Hommel" Exalt of Lltertewl, ...a far A. RA , ...4.16 bb, conuerion with the to/lowing comma: J. and A. nennbtoun. lemontoten, Cron. mad Co, London; Alexander Otonlanen nod Co., Livertool ; Denalanaus, Wood and Co.. Bee V_ ,ort • A. and J. Demalatoen and Co., blow Odom,' and Ihmabtoun Brothers and Cu.. Melbourne-J. Om& n, Moninne. merchant, Po far is neva* to. conbrxem with tee Iwo o liaa f Aberdein, Uunlon, and Co., Mmnrow nod Lome, roll4.44thba. LItataMIIMIL SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Wittier' P1A11606. I.llo,eutr, writ tomehant. duvet 2s, at the Faculty 1104 Olareow. Dario Mat - Leon, Podluclohleldr, GM% Ir. and Onsenook. stdp builder, August 31. a 4 the White Ilart low, Greenock. Jae Li n Mirtnait, Perth, to,chant. Auav't 31, at the Proaraten. brary, Perth ROYAL SURREY GARDENa.—Mons.fan has announced a grand closing testis al to commence at these prams on Monday next, and to continue for twelve con secutive days. The attractions are to be of a more varied character than bas ever before been attempted, even under the able direction of this very liberal caterer for the public aniumement ; and the novelties which are promised show that especial care bas been taken ti provide for the tastes of all classes. The valuable eersices of three prim, donne—Mme. Grid, Mme. Alboni, and Mute. Ganda will be brought into requiaition, and particular evenings will be devoted to select performance., by Mono. Juilien's unrivalled bond, from the works of Beethoven, Mendelsoolin, 31..zart, Bellini, Verdi, lhonizetti, dec., each eompoeez being honoured by a " night" to himself. The entertainment. are also to be diversitted by the humours and vagaries of a country village fair, in which the old English sports and pastimes will be introduced, with the aid ut songs, dunce., firework., balloon ascents, and other incentives to popular merriment. With such a combination of attractive teat arta as we have men tioned, and with such a warrant of surto, as the moderate charge for oultuirsiuu presents, M. Jullien needs only the additional stimulus of tine weather to eusurc a profitable result. THE VALUE OF A WEST INDIAN EsTATE.—Yes terday, at the Auction Mart, Mcssts. Norton, Hogeurt , and offered Tort , to public auction under an order of the Court of Chancery, a sups plentation in the 'slur' •.1 Jamaica, known u the Pembroke relate, situate in the prig& of Trelawney, and containing 1,b76 acres of frichidd lend, with residence awl other buildings, steam engine, huidernente, and utagalla, sod the live Mott on the estate. Sold at 6,0001. SPORTJNO. YORK AUGUST MEETING, TIIVIIIIIAVA HAM CONCLI:DEP. TOR Ea. id Sr. Ll:tien (Addetional Particular.). Tlotin;: 4tol on Vedette, 10 to 1 eget sty other. Bi. 5 and sto 4 ogat Vedettes winning this event and the: Crest tot heti: t Make,. tVon in a ranter by a length, alit:Watch 4:• x, the ..v.nd, th ird, and ( lan d; ; Auglay bea:en Of. Tan EJEAT Yrer. OF Inc Pr( oND NokTII OP ENGLAND BIENNIAL RTAXE , of 10 soya. cent ; to ft; with 100 edited for 2-yroilde; oats, Bet 710 ; F.Uira, 84 2110 Ab lowan-ea and pill thin.. The second to receive a 011.1.1 equal! to 10 per at at. on the whole stake, and the third a emu (qua{ to 5 per cont. T.Y.C. (.50 cubs.) Mr. Ilesarsi s s .11n.teritsm Cy The k1y.14 Cockatoo. 4 Mu finsterl 1 Mr. J. o.bo - Iti.ll,:eteld.na,Bst Whallt.r.r.l Mr. Jack on's Terrtn, r 4 ... ..... .Alolnultl Th. f1)1611 . * 060 ran :—e.iiiivaeor, DAto, Hepatica, Lady l'eli.sier, Piceter, Nontatata Nymph, bred. . 2ti 1 agit Aniatenlan, 6 to 1 abet I)itto, oto 1 airs to 1 °got Lady Alice, 10 to 1 apt Intereiduna. Won I.y a head, a length bettrecn the Fecund mr.d third, Ditto and L•ily Alift were fourth and fifth, throe 1.1 feta length, behind THE LUETELY PLATE of 25 40V11., sildcd too Sweepstakes of •5 WWI. ecti; for 3-)r-old• and upwards. Optional selling weights, &e. One mile.. (6 subs.) r ]lens's TEuo..Uuretl y 110,11geber. 7 7ta OM, C•t Illb W ItiaegTos - rndle - 7 - 1 T RAIVCIAFFZ PROMYCE STAKEA of 10 SOY,. each, It ft, with 1110 added; for 2-yr-olda ; colts, Rat 21b fiiiice, 80 41h. The woad to receive 50 nova. out of tho 'cakes. T.Y.C. (20 Wm.) . _ . - Aduaral ilarcairt:disier to Mitortoo. b 7 w /VW DElo.oo. pfil4ano'U 31; - . 371 . 11 e ry', Pastertra. Set 40;. ...... likeTmaa" Mr. T. Itar. : r:casr Esrly Md, . limb.) 3 Mr. It. Tea Itraetka Melte. ase 214) . . IClssettout 4 Hr. I lamest s Cos wold. ...11Settaby) 6 Neselo One'. Ituresuy es . ........... . • 60ret6 ,1 6 Belling : to 4on Sinter to Ellington, to 1 eget Sun beam, 7to 1 apt Costwold. Sister to Ellington mode play throughout, and won sexily bye kogth. 'the others wen Clidu and passed the post in a cluster, about three p, elhs behind Sunbeam. Tao HOPEFUL STA.:rig of 25 soya. awl, 10 ft, for 3-yis. olds; cafe , Set 71b; filllee , Mgt 31b. Allowances and penal tie.. The second to save his stake. One mile and a halt. (10 subs.) Mr. Y. hues fir Collo, by Robert de Gerber/1, Pet 711.(Forelbarol I Mr. J. 0. HersierenaLs Lock Mochas, ist 7th ATathsas) 3 No betting. Won by ten lengths. THE EGLINTuN STAMEN of 15 etc.. each, 5 ft., with 100 added ; far 2 and 3yr olds. Allowances and penalties. One mile. (31 subs.) Adm sal Harevert . - ally by Touchstone—Y.llerdak's dam. 2 yrs. , St (ktedloclO t PH MmHg's Hepatica, 2 yrs. is lBrayi Loa4selesreteitie Oft. 2 yrs. . IForelbanO I Jacks... Hem,. 2 yrs, Yet io f.'.lowing also ran : Insperieuse, Yeliaster, Comquot, Nizht linger, - Medallion. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Comqwt, 3 to I apt imporieuse, 4 to 1 sget York, 3 to 1 agst Night Ranger, Sto 1 eget Herne. Won by a neo'k, name distance between the nerved and third, two lengths between the third and fourth. Impeneune was fifth. At the road Conquest struck into York's heels and fell. tIIPOLD Titans...TZAß-OLD PRObt t STA k (reduced to a msti.:l) of 100 soya. each, h n; for , Bet lab; fillies, ftit 4th; thoso by stallion. or out of mares that never produced a winner allowed 31b. Two miler. Mr. Wontrk.r.li. *nuke by Mirtiontober. en .1G (Plombl Walked orcr. FRIDAY. Too CONsOLAIION 5C717117117E. of 50 WWII., added to II handicap sweepotaken of 5 sows. each. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 44 yards). (15 subs.) tar W. dooth• Hawke by Bim'otelmr. 3 yr. , . . (Plomt,) 1 A Mr. Daygmca /111141 m NM Blue. 3 ym. TM .. (Hardaway) .." Mr Smith'. Ow:I:dor. 2 yro, EMllolb tear. fat r2:b) . (Won el 3 Wlloom's Manic. 3 vs. 1M limmmetes) 1 The folio...big also ran :—Olteuttra. 31maticrima, imps- Timm, D. 0.. Apathy, Admiral Lyons, Little Cob, Lee, Mint Harkaway, Lot Three . - " Imperieuse, 6 to I each age d Con ductor and Admiral Lyons, 10 to 1 each agat Beatrice and D.O. The &at two placed lay in front throughout. Won by a neck. half a length betwean tLe second and third, • Imgth and • half between the third and fourth, Admiral Lyons was fifth, Miss Harkawsy sixth, and Itoperieuse, who gut rath,r badly off. was next. Tue KNATE•MIIIII STAKES of 200 SOTS. etch, h fur 3-yr-olds ; r,li , bet7lb; r, SSIGb. Allowances and penaltiee. Tae 'mond to save his stake. One mile. (3 tubs.) Mr. Howard's Drtvanur by WoMberbit or 012 J. ',T. Art Ilb (Feraasis) Lord Lorvierborou.a . , Mont, tat ?lb ........... _lTeinMernab, Betting 6t04 on Drumour who jumped off with a clear lead, made all the running an d won by two lengths. Tue GIMCRACK STAKES of 10 save. each, with 100 added, two-yr-olds •' coke, Bat 71b; fillies, fist 21b; certain win ners extra. The emend to receive 25 sore. out of the stakes, and the third to mare his Make. One mile. (30 tubs.) Mr. rascal Plieess• Roy.' by rime. Bet - .I)lMbabri 1 AdcUrs/ llrraane Stoke Is killogb.b. Fat sib line Mb extra! (Aldralgt) 2 Mr. llograrl's Queenstmrs. 64 lib.. Mr. J. Merry's I,,rJ of Lark 84 LID IVordiarn) 3 (Kaudell 4 The following alto nut :— Terri fic, Ronconi, Arcanum, and Turn% Boning 6t04 on Lord of Lorn, 3to 1 agst Pieter to El lington, tol age Princess Royal. Sister to Ellington made the running. At the gravel road Fritterer Royal. who had been lying off, took third place, taught nster to Ellington in the last few amides, and won by a head; a length between the second and third ; two length. between the third and fourth ; Terrific was Sith, and Runconi 'Lath ; the other two beaten off. THZ FIFTEENTH YEAR OF THE GREAT YORKSIIIItE STAREN of 10 &Ass. each, with 100 added for the second horse; for 3 yr olds ; colts, Bst 71b; Ulliee , Sat 21b. Certain winners entre The third to receive 50 cove. out of the stakes. One mile and three-quarters. (104 sub..) 1,44 ZetisatEs Vedette by Tslyin. lit TIA ....... ...IAManD) I 1.4 M inland's Stirnsisiszt Set ........ ..... .•.ITOHPIEMH) Ste. ttr. C. liminess Sirs.U•zaver. Limn Will...Mids./41as). Est ..... ID. Doolopo 0 retting 6t02 on Vedette, sad its 1 apt any other. Skirmisher wale play, with Stratknaver se con d, V e d e t te Oar.% F,lney fourth, and Saunterer last. In this order they ran to the mile poet, where Vedette passed Strathnaver, wfri,arl urn. Skirmisher until they were about half-way up the distance, when ehe came away, and won by three lengths, about tho same distance between the second and third, and third and fourth; Sydney wee pulled op and did not pu !hypos?. L,rd ZeLand declared to win with Vedette.' Tan NEILSERT HANDICAP PLATE of 100 soar., for 2-yr olds. T.Y.C. NC. J. inborn.'. TAW. Aim 74 lib . ...10tattnner) Mr. Da* .13 . 4 Jolla. Cot 10b. ................ Me. trfttit.re 7 14 nb .... I w l= 4 . The ehowiug afro ran :—Herne, Searedde, Dred, Con ductor, 131.Arhorn, Early Bird, Arcanum, colt by The Fly * Dutchman out of Speedwell. • Betting 6to 4 agar Julia, 3to I &gat Lady Mice, 7t• I wet Sazouy, 10 to I each &gat Speedwell colt and Arcanum. 100 to S agar Conductor. Julia and Lady Alice got off in advance, and kept in trout throughout. A fine ram in ended In favour of Julia by a neck; Saxony woe bea.en two ja from Julia: bad fourth ; Speedwell colt trite fifth. y!: COLT SA PUNE STA ELY, of 50 sore. each, 30 ft, for S-yr-oldr, Sat 7lb each. T.Y.C. (4 subs.) Mr. wanly*** etabory. by eireretoxst. Set llb (J. Dower). walked over. Toe MEMIIERS . PLATE, of 50 now., for 3-yr-olds and "pear& optignal selling weights, 41c. One mile and • half. (4 subs.) Mr. atiiece telump Datr n. by r.taikb , r. al 14/tu (um,lkeet) Its. G. Bun.. Nader data Irstrtment) 4 ) , ..;11 1 0 .1 by 1 Betting: eK 3 to 1 on Thames Darrell, who wcti by three lenitbs. THs FOERTII YEAR OF THE AMER PRODUI E STAKES. of SO sore. each, 1111 ; colts, SA Ilb ; 911 ic e, Bit 4lb ; cer tain allowance.. T.Y.C. (3 subs.) Mr. Z. E. Clnrk't Mountain Nymph. by Sir Tattoo Plts,. .41% _,iliendall) 1 Mr. P•lkiri r110111..144 410 . ( Via11t,14.131 11 Won by ein lengths. LATEST BETTING. ST. LEGER. 6 to 4 &gat Blink Bonny 6 to 2 llgnaramtut 9 to 1 Tournament 20 to 1 Anton 40 In 1 Bashi Bazoult DERBY. 1000 to 3) apt Toropholite ABINGDON RACES.—Fanmy. Tbcory PliC3o TWO TIIMI-OLDI TWITTITAILEB, 111. 11, 91s . .... .. ClnMrep .. ........... . . 2 Eight raa ; aroaby tararquartars at a koala. YaacrAr•PAl/ 'tom. Barb - 11.4 maker ism ma. STAND PLAT". JR,* faicygert 1404.1 e Pon.* HANDIeIa Eight ran; iron by aiiirilgthr. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FainAy. Note bet leM an any event besides thane decided at YOriC this afternoon. Woolwich Annual, Burnham, Teignmouth, Rams gate, and "Lituchouse, Millwall, and Poplar" Regattas count orlon Monday; Berniondsey and RotherLithe Apprentices', Hastings. and the Tower of London on Tuesday; Rope wot er , en Wolnosday; Royal Northern Yacht Club, at Dimon, ou Wednesday and Thursday ; Tort.) , Royal an Thursday ; City of Ol'uigow on Thursday and Friday ; and Clyde Model Yacht Club, at Holenshurgh, on Friday. The county of Surrey play their return match with the North ..f England on Monday; awl on the rams day the "Surma v. Kent" bone will be tried it Gravesend. All Rnieland is engagcd on Thursday sgninre t Aunty of the Priory Park Club; while the United Rh.) covet rt very mixed twentystwo--ofeighteen gentlemen of the Liverpool Club, and two club bowlers, as wall as two bowlers of England. .4- 1 ~