The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-11 00:00:00

r THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, ISO. Gokies Pledge, but the layers got on the scent, and in the City Olen of NO to 1.2 did sot meet the views of the " coni nrinoear," sad consequently nothing was dome. At Hyde park Corner he was eves in hatter odour, and although him City twice would hare been readily snatched up, 8 to 1 was the highest offer, sad which was 'weepiest once or twice. 7001. to 2001. was beaked about The Banger sad Lord Olif den, coupled ; 4001. to 2001. that the The Ranger does sot finish one of the first thee, and 1001. to 401. against Lord Clifdea being first, second, or third. (Me or two animals were " put up" teethe Ceearewiteh, but heyoad some chaff about the "cripples" sad offers of 1.000 to 30 on the field for the Cemarewitch the great autumn handimps were scarcely touched upon. Clueing priors : ST. LFA3ER. sto 1 apt Lord Stamford's Arrow (off tllto 2) 11 to 2 Mr. T. Vahratino's Quora Berths (oaf t to 8 to 1 Mr. 1) A. Orrtner Golds. Map (t) Bto 1 Lord 94. Viscera's Lord Orddoo (I) tol6 I 's Borealis 400 to 200 'llse Ranger being, dint, esitond, or third (t) 100 to 40 Lord Clilden being brat, second, or third (t) 700 to 200 The Upward Lord Cliklen, conpled (t) THE POLICE COUBTk. MANdION-HOUSE. A rather good-looking young woods, who gave the WOO of Boas Hawkins, aid wham clothes WWII in a MOSS tattered ecodition, we. brought before Sir Robert Carden, who was sitting for the Lord Mayor, charged with being drunk and Madding her child. The police-000dable who bad the prided I. custody said his attention was Bled to the prisoner at about 10 o'clock on the previous night. She wan very drunk, and some per. mod who were standing said they maw her sit down on a little baby which she had with her, and that noon their trying to take the child away from her she took it by the arm and flourished it over her head, sod attempted to fight her way through the persons who were assembled around her. Neither of those parties were in attendaoCo to beer testimony to the fact of the Moser, and the Whose said the child had been taken to the non& where it was examined, bat so marks of ridden mold be seen. The • r avid that she had only bees two menUm 0306 and met some friend who gave her something to drink, and not being strong it took effect upon her. Sir Robert Cordon add that the younger the baby the more disgraceful to bar, and be thought nothing was more disgusting Oen to see • young mother with her child is her arms walking about the streets in a state of intoxicates& The prisoner maid it was so, and she would never take any. thin again. Sir Robert said he could not let her go unpunished, end sent her to prism for seven days, remarking that she would be kept sober during that time. The prisoner was allowed to take her child with her. GUILDHA LL Ediaa.si Taylor, a hart as is the service of Mr. Holland, was charged with stealing sixpence belonging to ha oar Ooror. Ann Florence, barmaid to Mr. Holland, a licensed victualler, at 22, Louth:as mid the prisoner had been bump only a fortnight, when she saw him receive a sixpence from a customer and give the mange from the tall, bet ea he did sot put the sixpence in the till she went to him, seised him by la head in which she believed he bad the money, ' noddies him into the bar parlour, where he dropped the sixpence. He claimed it as his own mosey, but ohm celled her waster, and the unman w^, given into auutody. Polisoooostaible Tawas mid he took the prisoner into custody, end he said be wu vekr nary he had takes the sixpence. He oleo mid that be had taken other moor', bet rely about to . Witmer found en him lla. in mean amiss . . . . . The Women oil Wag asked the quertioa, docked to be dolt with nuoirnonly by two mexistratte under the Crimi nal Justice Act , sal plaided guilty nocordingly. He wen *am bud igo%) comm T itled to prima for four oultudir mouths with labou. MARLDOROFGA-fillt*ET. diary Dowai,; prirate at tbo i;abaisliact of Soots semir Gusrds, was charged betas Mr. Knox as follows : William M•Bese, 333 A, rid—At half-part nips last sight I was eil/ed to the Crown Tardy is Heddonoourt, Regoddreet, cud there found the prismr making a grad dirtimbanos. The prisoner was put oat of the home, aid a comrade he had with him got him se far as Vigootreet, dna I was again called by the bysladers to plek the put. same aid his mama& out of the reed, where they kid both falls. I pervaded the primmer to go away. but be raided aid hooded me down. Three or four moldier, oomia l liy took the primmer as far as Burilegtonotreet ; but set his violent conduct loft the prisoner, who storied tried to faros his way into the ammo, when the Ladled gave him in dame. The primmer agam knocked MO down sad hided me, and I had to send for fear or Ave ometables to help me to take the primmer to the station owleg to his wicket adduct. _ flergeasaanos Reed, the winner's sergeant, said the primme's abanater was irregular. leßean—The kick the prisoner gate ma wee ia the chest, mad I am this zooming scarcely breath*, The prwiocer moselied my unifcem kat, and aka amaalted the criastables at the shako. Knoz—l will have the aide put book for • short time. and let the laadlord of the house attend; and (le Silvertoc) have the constable emu by the =gem la rthe r are being reamed Inspector (Riverton banded Mr. Kam the following certificate :—" I hereby certify that Policw-ommlabbe 332 A is seaming from fractured J. E. Mum Warwiolivitrest." Mr. Edwin Wilsher, laodlovd of the Crows Tavern, Hasidosociert, itegen•street, said—The primmer mme into abe house with a gentleman. The gentleman then left, end primmer created a disturbance. I did not see primmer Maui the coostabis. Yr. Ks= (to 11'13..0—You Doted way totsposisly, sod lau grieved to on that you are injured. Gio home sad get plenty of rest. I remand the primmer he a week. SOUTH WARE. Ames Yosesse, a grey-beaded olden, whom. me "deal as a poet," ins brooght ay in weedy and okanyed before Mr. Hsroham with erecting a iiaosto fa= street, Borough, tad obit/swig Pollee•Sergeeni 457 A. to the executes ei his duty. The sergeaat staled that he was on day INISZ Bt. George's Chuck vibes an accident occurred to • bender's net lades with Wien and other inaterials. by the horse falling doses. As ennal as seek someone a great crowd weedily mew hied, and wenderalsle interruption to the truffle, which was always of a dense character. Every unseen was afforded h 7 the Intenders to release the horse, but the primmer %twisted. aid in • loud anboritative tone exclaimed that they were cruelly ill-nsing the animal, sad that they hour nothing about what they were doing. The wine. interposed and quietly told the prison" not to in terfere, when the latter drew hen his pocket a brass ermenlaWs staff end and he was an Wier appointed to pre vent cruelty to &simile, and that he would teach his. (witnoss) hie duty. Witness told his. to dein, bat the primmer continued his raper, flourishing hie Wan over the head and in (root of the fat of the wines, cod the crowd ineressieg, and with is the obstruction to the tharoegisfale, se was oseopelled to take the prisoner into needy. The defeedant, is a cog harangue, declared that he was a regularly appointed 000 stable of the Animals' Friend Society, and produced his certificate of appoint ment. Burehano, ea looklag at the document, observed that It was an appointinent which did not authorise him to inter Awe with a police cronatable in the execution of his duty. Beside, las sew that the appointmeat bore date so far hack as the year 1839. Yr. Guest, oat of the °firers of the Royal Sochi for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, iatar the noMmtrate that the society with which the primmer alleged himself to be cottneand had long sinus ceased to aziat, though it was believed the prieoser was is the balit of going about the country, sad had received many ' waheoriptamis I. aid of the defunct easociatioo. Infor mation to that effect bad reached the secretary of the Royal Society for the Preventioe of Cruelty to Animals, and seine pains had been taken, but harmafore ba vain, to find the locale of the prisoner. Mr. Burcluun said these amateur performances as a pre. tended constable must be abandoned by the prisoner, whom he warned to be careful, for if ironed to have received money se stated, he world have to simmer a more mime charge. Far this time he area discharged. Esther GreAesat, a resirried woman, wee brought before Mr. Leigh, charged with fries drunk sad disorderly, and meardting Police-constable Ebeeessr Heeds, 488 A. The coestable stated that at severs o'clock the previous ensuing the prisoner was turned oat of the Nelson public house in the Beck• road, Shadwell. Bhe was very noisy, and ettemptiid to break the windows of the public-house. Be requested her to movs on, which she refused to do, sad made use of the most foul sod blasphemous Linguine. He took her into custody, and she threw benelf ore the mend sad kicked sad plunged fearfully. He procured sesudance and look her to the statioo•house. The primmer, in defaces, saidmho bad bees a teetotaller this. insalam and dues' ag that time she bed not tasted say sMem layman, wine, hem, or any other ersitirm drinks. :tr. day some fri ends wiled mm its sad ale, It took h eQect uer pon her, aid she could not gay what eh* mid or what she did. If the inagistrage would Ist bee go she would be sober for three Team Mr. Leigli—Yea are fined 34. Patrick atd Michael Murphy, brothers, were charged with stealing semi empty charts from a grocer's stable. They were allowed to go at large for • week, sod their mother promised that they should be forthooming as Thum day neat. Two pressers were brought up ea remand sad discharged. The above ormatituted the whole el the Malaga' y meter day morning. which was disposed of mom after 12 o'clock. Mr. Leigh remarked on the lighting. of the Wader. Mr. Boa dim (the second dark)—lt is the lightest day I reateetber during the twelve pen I have hese - here, and I am only amount for it by the theaderstetut sad Mary reins et last night, which kept people within doors. ESUTAL MIDNIGHT ATTACH UPON • POLICE:KAN. —A savage attack has bummed* apes Pollowcoestable Gee, who belongs to the Rotierbasa pollee forts, sad is statio ned at Antra. At se early hour ea Wedeesday mornieg Gee was on duty at a ppilseee rolled Packmaa's bridge, about three adios frau Rotherham, between Aughtew sad Whites, whew be observed four men coining sling the tunipike road. Bo west forward sod °Detracted thaws, whoa they took to their keels, aad were followed by the moutable. One of the ma hada bag is kis heed, and after remain a short dinianee be eat down is the hedge bottom by the stile el the road, and the others west into a Gold. Gee west n to the man with the bag and asked him what is While making the quondam two of the ISM who had lose over the badge returned into the read, tae armed vita • life r=7:and the other with a hedge stake, sad with - - thew beat r , smsey tied - him . eat WY heels. welly there that 4 NVII hands ionised evidence 'N being being It NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, SEPT, 10. —APPOINTII WM —Pay ambit Frederick Lucas, to the Cumberland, for the Tamar. Mel &glows Jame' Galles, to the Scylla ; James W. Steil. to the Pelotas, commiriimied ; Thomas T. Mussy, to the Gibraltar, coromieduced. Engineers Jobs Seell. to the Scylla ; Willies Urea, to the Gibraltar ; William Maxwell, to the AMA for the Earnest; John L. Davies, to the Indus, for the Delight F. W. Sutton (b). to the lad as, for the Royalist ; Edward Taylor, to the Pell:qua Moistens Engineers Joseph Hopwood, to the Fisgard, ss supernumerary ; W. Bowels, to the Scylla ; IL J. Norman, to the Peloros ; G. 0. Wilson, to the Russell ; Pitcher, George W. Robins, aod Wm. F. Cole, to the Gibraltar. Pint Mr Assistant Roemer Job Annabel, to the Pelotas. grmariox.—To b. Chief Pearineer, Benjamin F. Pine. CHATHAM, tart. 10. The following non-commissioned officers and gnome belonging to the first division of the depot tr rs igtele Royal Arti ll ery ware that afternoon, at a general of the officers and man, presented by Colonel Ncd with diver medals and gratuities for long service sod good con duct—via, Ser gean t J. Bale, medal sad 104 ; sad °WIWI J. Graham, C. 1, aad W. Bevkiwe medal sad Si. ow& WOOLWICH, Bm.lo. ROYAL ARTILLERY FOR INDIA.—This morning a dediehonsat of the depot brigade Royal Artillery, Gemming lgt neck sad Ale, asessabled es parade at aa early hear, mei after tespostios. presoak& to Gravesend by railway, sad embark( d on board Use yaop.ebip Canning far Maras. The following oilleisis, is ad di tba to Lientesast-Colenel Ifaolotirs is oronrosed, embarked with the feces, via., Cap tains Purvis, Laaris, and Jaime, Lieutesente 11•Carthy, Gambler, Hay eat, Jobeass, Reber* Hs* Deaden, sad lo're. Other detselonenta of the depot brigade have bees plead under enders for foreign nenviris THI suspacisn CASE OP POISONING 42' NULL. On Saturday George Wright, landlord of the Tymmouth Gale, sad Au d uetus Watia, assinsat to Mr. Day, suegeon, were again brought up before the Hull nano, Merged with attempting to get poison administered to en illmitireete child. The case, am before, excited the greatest interest, sod the court was crowded. The fink winers celled was Lemma Woodmanosy, the Mama of the witness Woodmaneey, who had : been previorely examined. He said —ln January, 1863, I lived in Trinity-buildings, North Churchdde. Wells came to my house sad asked um if we could aceommodate a yousg gone sem who was going to be confined. He said she wet from • vierchaes house, in Beverley-road, whose place of business was in High street, but be did cot tall me the potismaa's name, as it was secret, he said ; neither did be tell me the name of the 'mama I removed from Ttinity.Mildinp to Waltham street for the purpose of moommciatioe Mr. Wells by taking in the governess to be ceased. She came to my house co the 11th of February, about 8 or 9 o'clock at night. About eight or tea daya Wier she came to our home my wife told me something whit* bad wad between her and is consequence of which I pre bee aerials Metres. time My wife accordingly soon after gave me • Mae cootsining a liquid, which I took end helm ., op in a small box, which I placed inside a larger one upstairs. The key of the little box I riways carry about with me, sod No one but myself could epee it. The loner boa was sot looked, u the key is lost. A few days after this I received soother bottle from my wife, whisk I alas looked up. In ginug me the first bade my wife made certain oomentucations to ine, sad so, when I received the mooed one, 1 made no ioquiries, se I knew it wee from the same source. The child was ultimately takes away, but I met recollect the moat. The mother left us • week era fortnight before the child was take, say. In Amend lest I heard from my wife that the child we had bad wee dead. Whoa I bend this I gave my wife certain Mane. noes, after which I saw Detective Joess and gave him the two bottles, which were in exactly the same states; whet I remind thaw, but I don't remember the day of the masa epos which 1 did this. Cromexamined by Mr. Stead (for Wright)—l hare • may of my one s aid work for myself. I kept a eir "potable home in Teinity.builcilap. There were only two imam there, sad ens came to be we fined, sad the other was Alice Sweatt, Welles young woman. The name of the other was Clara ; bat I don't know bow she canoed a living. She west with me to Waltham street I deal know how Mies obtained a living, except that her board and lodgings were paid for by the dose er (Wells). I was not aware that be cohabited with her Unall one eight he got in through the window whoa I was ia bed, and thee, I suppose, slept with her. After this be came and slept with her when be liked, until she left un. Claret and slice slept together. sad they used to let him (Wells) is at sight, bat how they all three slept I n'ea't Mow. I met tell bow Clara got a living. I never saw her with any stet, aid met say whether she reef stayed out all sight or sot. I didn't see from what particular plan my wife fetched the first bottle she gave me, nerd° I know. I cat talking _about the bottle some time with my wife Were I locked it up. I did not my to her, "We shall =eke a lot o/ money oat of this." I didn't get my money ia that way. I have to work bard for my rather kudos than you, primps. (Laughter.) I Meat got the key of the &a referred to now, for then's nothing in the box, and 'have no waft to look it. There wee a Bails messy lilt whim I looked it up—a few shinny= bat We had the bailiffs in the bonne about a week . vry rionviag this bottle. My wife hammed some moasy el Wells to get them out. I met tell what I semi myself that week, but whatever I mina I spa gave my wife what money I bad to spare after my working ex paost lam • member of the imperanin Sway, sad I doe't drink. I new had say reavnestioa with Assn Shoehorn respective the ob'id, and I never mode me remark to her to the effect that if I knew who wee the father of the I would make him pay doable for it. I never end that if I was Slierburn I would go sad tell the child's father's wife. I have sever had the had disorder, we has my wife saes I Mire know" her—of that sas certain. I sever Weaned shout the child as all, but left it entirely to my wife. The odour of the liquid in the Int bottle was of a laws or plum colour. I Met bend the beam ever to the pollee whoa I received them, bosun I didn't know what to do with than. Whoa the child died I thought it was time there should be as iavotigation, and I thee gave them to the polies. Gramaiunined by Mr. Gresham (for Well)—I had m esa to believe, so far as I could judge from what my wife told me, that the liquid in the beis was meant to num* thee/did. It didn't occur to me to mention the koalas to the pike at the time I received them, nor whim the child woe takes away. It was after I left week whoa my wife gave me the first bottle. The boa ia what it was placed was is the bask bedroom. I did sot pet it in a closet. Mr. Gretham—lf your wife says you pat it in a box in a chest doe. 'bespeak the truth Witmer—l cannot say anything about it. I never said I =Med a second bottle ooming. I did not ask nay wife who bret the wooed bottle. I expected that it came the seas as the first. I made so remark to my wife about this bottle. I took it away sad locked it up along with the first. Hooka it op because my wife told me it had been seat for the child, and I thought it would be like the first I did not keep a home of ill-fame la Trinity-buildings. Alin Barrett was there at the latter sod of the time we were in the boaae. The prisoner Wells did sot sleep with Alice at this house. I always usdentood that be was pay lag for her. Ido sot remember Well, conies to Tinny baddinp late one night sad koockiug us up. I Never said that I would not get up, and that be might get in through the window. I never went into the room whom Alice end Wells were is bed together whilst I lived is Trinity-bad imp. The house is Waltham-street was se proper and @Man as the one in Trinity-buildings. I knew that Wells slept with Alice in Walthametrest. Mr. Gresham—Do you call that as proper and 'elect es the hems in Trinity.buildinp ? Witless—Not as far as that goes. Mr. Greiliani—Do you know that Clara and Alice slept together? I !plane—Ares. _ - Yr. Gresham—Wbere did Wells sleep at that time ? Witness—With both of them, for anything I know. Yr. Gresham—Do you call that proper conduct la sot in far wrong. Greeham—After snob conduct as that yon all it • house n user—l do. I did not know that Clara was • girl oa the tows. Ido not know that moo earns to see Clan at my home. I never maw them, and they never came to my knowledge. lam a teetotaller. lam sot is the habit of satin opium. I don't know that ever I saw such a thing. Ido sot know what Ludanom is. I never had any in my =hl remember the morning on which the fire at MIMI. warabouse. I woe perfectly is myosin's= that morning. I don't know that I attempted to kill myself. I don't remember taking a knife is sty hoed. They told me I had done so, but I hams nothing about It. I have been in • lunatic asylum. I don't 'mow what time in the morning I took up the knife. I sever before bad a similar attack. I had sot quarreled with my wife on the previous night. I remember getting op that morning an usual to go to work. It might be about amen o'clock in the morning. The ht I bad bated till about elem. o'clock. Ido sot know what time I started. I know . - Well; lest my wife some money to pay the rest with. I don't know that he lent her money on any other coscasions. I remember the day on which I mentioned the bottles to De. Motive Jesse I remember ?fleabag the prmoeer Wells I. Wellington-street, on Friday, Aug. 21. Nothing partied*, took place between as. Welly called me down from my ray. I asked him for tie., which was owing for Alice Bar rett's board. He said that he could not pay just them, he was leaving his siteatimi, and he was in a very destitute ▪ but he would pay me some money as soma se he got say. I said I would wait, sad with that we parted. I did not ask Wells for Isis watch. I never did in my We. I emu asked him to pay me for sleeping io the house with Alice Barrett. I never said anything to Wells about the conety.coart for the Itte, Both Clara sad Abe. bad left my homiest the time of the 001OVIKSIADM with Wells. Mies IA without notice. She said she was going away for a week, but did not come back again. 1 sever lost my temper about it. I never threatened him with the county court, car with anything else. I never told him if I could not get it in the county court I would shame him eat of it. I emu need any threat bemuse 1 knew I had the two bottles in my =toe, I knew be was going to Australia. I Gard him say his father was them I never heard him mention his mother. I don't know that my wife is looking out for another house. There was no other money owing to m except that for Alice's board and lodging, due from Wells. I never mentioned any other sum. The con was spin adjourned.—Bartern Counties Herald. THE ALLEGED FR•I7DB DT • GOVEILEXIDIS Coa- TLCros —The rumours, to which we referred yesterday ee beng current in Denoport, have been, in pert, mfirmed. We are able to state that not only has the fact of the alleged frauds been brought under the notice of the authorities, but also that yesterday monolog a purvey took place at the dock. yard by two paymasters and a government tailor. The pre cise nature of the charge is that the onatrestor has used cotton cloth instead of the No. 1 quality whin was served out to him from the ship by the paymaster. Certainly the articles which have been brought os shore by Etepsrleteir dent Baxter, Detective Sergeant Brown, and Bagent Bate, are of the lank° quality, which is worth 4a. per yard, while that served out for Use gamest. is worth lls. We believe the credit of the discovery at the eiretunslanom tosationed is due to Detective Sergeant Mown. A report of the facts hes been furnished to the Admiralty, sod farther instruction from headquarter' en awaited. We treat that the leastigatioa whloh must now be made will be thorough, and effectually deter for the future all who cask to defraud or " Jew" the 'overman by any of thaw tricks of trade for which New Took °outman have blooms so famous. There is the more ram far urging a strict inquiry into this frand—if frond there be—lesetunch es an very long ago a clothing eantractor was subjected to similar 'napkins, but through the reticence of certain whams no crimien prosesdiny were Janina& sad though the contnetor had hie entreat cancelled two, moths before the expiration of its time, be has Shift been allowed to mike a fresh contract foe the same de partaseat.— Western Meriting News. Fall benefit of reduced duty obtained by pur lads. Dorsyna•Z s 4 1.17 4, 71•; very 4a 8 4,), and g fa t sad mast debdolts dEpartaL awns on miry lowa supW s lt la pideME.—PADwilissms4 CESAIEEWITCLI. 1000 to 30 on the field (off) The eubeariptioa room will be opened ou Saturday nett ter " emporia," ea Ammeter, sad the Mammoth= of busr sees es mesa BITTING AT MANCHESTER. •-ThIIILSDAT. ST. COMER. 6 to 1 opt Asi (wanted) 6 to 1 The Baum (t) 13 to 2 Quasi Bertha (mated) 8 to 1 Ooklso Pledge (t freely) 8 W 1 Lord Clifdos (t) 16 to 1 Elmo Meads (t sod off) 100 to 1 Nowlin (t sad off) 100 to 1 Moody, (off) LEICESTER RACKS. -THURSDAY. Tan BILVOII BUSED, • aweepetakcs of 5 eon. *soh, with 20 added, for Waters that hare busted with as east. limbed paok of Imeads at least ems days, to be bond fide tire nominatoem on property at theta= of entry ; for 4-yr. olds, and apirtrde. Three miles. (ssubs.) Mr. T. ee'm Zeal Jam, bylLingstea—Treeobery, 4 yrs. last lab ßagb (D. lisgbes) 1 Mr. J. C. Massing's Lady Dad. a yrs. HA DD, ;Mr. T. Prke) Captain Msaws's Little Mk, aged, lad. (r. Browm) I Jacob alio rsa. Bettieg : 2to 1 apt Real Jam, sto 2 apt Little Dirk, sad 3to 1 apt Jacob. The Miter mode play wain the bores 'oaten the wrong side of a poet, wlia• be was up, and left Real Jam in front, where she Metinsed C lia the d sii4 aed woe by alz lengths ; two laegths hawses serroad sad third. Jamb walked I. Tat LIECNITIEDIIII HANDICAP of 100 Dom., addad to • Sweepstake@ of 10 sows. seek sft, sad S if declared ; winners antra. One mile sad • belt. (25 webs., 7of whoa deolared). Yr. Lincoln', Tourist. by Daniel Glieerke—lbsgserits, yea, 7st 6lb (1 1. Tailor) 1 Mr. IL Divan The Pregiel. I yrs, net Mb. lB. Pagers, 2 Mr. John Osborne's limp am 754 Mb Osborne) The following Mao ran :—Os an, Merrill. sad Fortaidabla. Betting : 7 to 4 apt Formidable, 3 to 1 apt Tourist, 5 to 1 apt Flytrap, and 814 P.Thet. Atr a sn . : 4bArtet of a mile Tourist took the Ina from F wax never afterwards heeded, and won by • leugth. Flytrap was a bed third, and the rest came past the post In straggling order. 5it1271110701 PAR& ST.= of 10.0... eel*, Sit. with ell added, for Zyr•olda ; colts, B.t 101 b ; Set 71b; whams extra, sad wahine allowances. T. Y.C. (ban a wile). Kr. Lincoln's Light, by Prim Llialstsr—Candlurick, ast (Cbabeier) 1 Hr. UMW, Cranbury, Bit 131 b (raYlse) Yr. W. benlra Jdu, tel Mb lit. Grindley, $ Greenland and f by Voltlgeur—lporanea also ran. Batting : Evros on Light, 5 to 2 apt Oraniewy. 7to 2 apt Junius, and 10U to 15 &get Greisload. Dewberry jarred away fest, but after gong two hundred yards no- Aped ia favour of Junta, who held a akar Ind tato the straight. At the diatom* Light—who had base wait* upon Janke sad Crasbury—went to the frost sad woe easily by • length. Junius. who pee way to Cranbery half way within the dir awe, finished • bad third. Tau Count' Cur STALI" by auteeriptiou of 10 errs. • each ; for 3-yr-olds mad upwards ; whiner to be sold for 300 swat, if darmarided, As. Twice round and • diataries. (5 rube Kr. ) T. atennes Vkdat, by Voltleenr—liad el if Yrs. Set TWA &Lusa Pia of S mom each, with iii " id od • far all mei ; wiling sad other allowarions Three-quarts. of • stile. (Saab) lroweeige s Vulture, by Daiwa—Kt* seed Wt.) est llb ( 5 - Mew* 1 Hr. Moreles's Talaeoasba, t yrs (601.), eat 1111 ....((neater) 2 lac MelloWs nation, s in ('OL), Pt (lawn &Min : 5 n th 2 as Walters. who made play throughout sad wee by ree.quarten of • keg* ; half • length divided awned and third. There wan so advance co the selling pries of the winner. Mom 1001. Half • tan Na m&d Hartiages OP I(0 0), by Ole n Syri, I lot lib (Mr. J. , jab 1 Illy. F. Wobabweln O. T., 3 yrs, llat eye . ( Onisr) I Bain : 6to 4 on Of Polka, who muted appal O. T. nand appresaltia. the distant*, when he me away, and was in a caster by tea keels Ti. Liman VICINI PLATS (Handicap), s filwespatakee of 5 awn sash, Gas forfeit. %Vinson extra. it,. aszann Winrabiler, 4 IN (J. w.o. Thee waa so betting ea Mora sonata. Arrived—Repo& WaennseroUT nr ran ifirltaT Fora.—Monday's storm (says the Au/shin Journal) was aceompanied is this immediate seigitheeriteod by nee of then apieedid but not less terrify phonemes phemees rarely witnessed in these lati tudes, namely, • waterspout. This terrible phenomsoon was sees in the bay of Buff about four o'clock in the after peon, and presented • very megnificest nod imposing spectacle to those who Wan opportiodty of witeessieg it in all its furious grandeur In noting its progress, the pbeno memos, se first It presented itself to thesis of the beholders, woeldmare propsrlyliedetcribed sea whirlwind thee • water. spout. In t shape it bed its rise, is the latter It bad its fall. The wind was from the north-wet, and atisagelyenoogh. though it blew& perfect hurricane Inshore, the sea was calm ea a lake. In the offliug away to the right, in the se yet unruffled portion of the bay, was • little beak from Neoduff, with three men on board, quietly, to all m issrasz r ls , b4 u l'o s r q mackerel . uallswe seep o t u e d n i ft e r u t: =tory at Blacirpots towards the breakwater at the bar. eddy* shout is the intermediate bay, thrown; up • wave here sod them, and lashing it into foam. In this way the curious tabor' hurricane °optioned with lessor mans vie. Lees for teeny an hour, sad the a wens watching the squalls with coiniderable =ta n ring lest at ay menet they should extend its playground • Mtn farther to sea, and anyhap tweet this mackerel boat. While they were thus eagerly watching the rather peculiar Gonad of the warring elements, their attention was suddenly ar rested by ae object of a still more peculiar nature away further to windward. A violent whirlwind, soatioring the waves is its coarse, aurae sweeping along almost in • direct line to the point of view, gathering up in strength as it cerise. As the whirlwind approached, it seemed to panes for a moment off the states, se if to concentrate all Its energies in • lest effort. At that moment the water, gathered up by the whirlwind somewhat in the form of • ease, and lifted hgher and higher in the air, wen hese Arden upwards to the height of more than 5 , 0 feet above the surface. Pursuing its easterly coarse, she hme ca p. petition swept forward for • 000sid e r a bl e distance, Net • little to the earth-east of the breakwater, it burst. Aa V ought on " the triage of the wind," the huge arm was bona aloft for some &stases, and then precipitated with great vides*, into the" vasty deep." whence it came. The sleet ef the phseonnore is described by those who wit. awed it se something very grand sad imposing, if not abeeluted terrible • for, bad the fury of the whirlwind itself is a Les ormeveniest plats, the consequent:ea might have been dire havoc indeed. Sash a sight has not been whammed is these quitters for many • day. A Coax. Prr ox Film—The Cumberland Pacqud state. that, sot withatesdieg the great efforts that have been made, the ere at Wellington Pit, Whitehaveer, coo. Meese to rage with unabated fury. AU ordtaary siesenes such se pumping water from the sera and drawing it from the scums. mentieeed n oar lest, having proved ineffectual It was determined to out • drift from the shore to the shaft, sad so let in the sea. This work has been vigorously pry minted since Saturday, the drift from the shaft having gone on without ietermindoe. A smell pit is being sunk oa the shore. which will oonarousioste with tin drift from the shaft. This operation is attended with oonsidereble dial• malty, the workmen Wag drives away when the tide is up, sad much of the work having to be gone over again. Tim supply of water at the reservoir became exhausted yesterday, sod coosequeutly the work of 'disguising the Are became almost at a stiodstill fora time, as the pumping of water from the sea by the bath-hours pumps can oely be serried en when the tide is in. It is estimated that 5,000,000 gallons of water will have to be throws into the miss before the fire can be a:tin:sighed. E:171111 MOVL —lt will be remembered that 't of Alva cons of Edward the En d ad Edward :he wee lately need is • bead's hare. at Melton. A claim to then Waii pot in os the part of the crown, as treason, trove, and the miss were forwarded to the Treasure, with a view to deposit is the British Museem. A pine for their local distribution wenalso suggested by the a rzes owner or balder, ad it is et ides, secined by the oloa;to or Thor "'• ...... Noss sons ma mivemigneson omen muss now es mane will . Pfa. to - __ 1, 0 4, a l th. y,,,0r., taut d i .47.7.7",,Z.Z1 a• these we• thee best Clos usiassellTZ felled him be sod effeetuelly . dster for the future all who to Me. TAITEREIALL ' S-TnulaDAY. Yahoo, with piresTeales cm the pert of her Majesty foe to, he , W __.. kila ,____ Q P"W"..,_ llc "..._.. a d I ,!!„'lckots 'Mr net SOOk to MCI ar "Jew tit. Pcocuromat k 7 any of Nem ths holder to dispose of them es he sem proper. A perdue IP" airao,___aaladiKaaa am.os him .na t tittl, altil he was thus tricks of trade for which New Yak cost hews gog .., As might he anticipated me the "off sleek-sad the Loi- e _ _...1 f .1,- v,-1.-14- so As GM ~ ieco►ered *hie the, Win took to this kola. become so famous. Them is the mars mama far urging • i . i t 1 seam reseMag es-the attendsoce was am& Iflue aurae• ......" ...._" . ..7,...ke,... "' 7.4.1,..--cosThßtg%wingirsmad. and ii" n" he As ems es Gee recovered be made hie ws home u wells. And' usq• au y lab this fraud-if freed time be-ieseenach f og , uv , Mess uses inrivespeadiegly nouns, end tore sad exeut l",.=_, 7,__ .... - 7 -- 4 'bog the "Tart We" dark., sbo soin ia . ~.4.4, /mi. ptowertowatent.] - 1101AMMATII OINTMENT.-- kit "ak a ,.. °°"°. w .._ • would Permit ' Nita artiwia d that* lb aot °TY lc ,* M u • clethl " matrietcr wall tub i ccild et whin " " amadisaell procured It It boo glued that to similar suspicious, but through the Nahum of certain s u m . I mug flat Lord Otira. still ...c..1 . eq...1 p . t . Youth's Yrtend.-TE L Otolaseat Is so Muses' in as lb hod suet•imd boa jaita7 f rom the Mbar. bay* d" 'shoeless as minded proceedings were isetituted. end than w 1 sod so breallne la Ils maim. Im the mdse., aad that the Itanpr wile rather ~• shaky," at o l l r. zra„,. te=eggs gpkt Eo•d. yew tow, wounds of a serieue °Mom epees the beid,_ratt his bench; though the coatmoter had lea mama otecolled two Ii there wee so fugues worth recording. II es I was wowed Ts a i. Agnew. rum the varieties of rushee mod era Wag frightfully met in serious *mu We ire informed .ogba before the expiration of its Jinn. los bat slam oust a shut Laud st. Tiaosat's hone. al lator nu, wbee eeti kamm and &Noy i a ih• lOUTOrt. Triad maladies OM the Pound ohs" tko a ttack was nadir, ray* been allowed to take r fresh eastmet fee the OLOIO de- &H., l i lot few wars proweet, these were of.= to take 7to !MP !I !, to madam madadrad II Inn Inn" , sad all Ater. el • deepest. ',toggle bevies lakes pure, sea* Wig logsalest.- Western Morals! New- of Ed. Ts . I / "'• A t "T er wm_.Uma i i t4464lll7 5••• . 5 h• 1 ......s aftdme "."'"" .goall b taupo nr. is blimili, ham galami r.le b4d aboessoon aka the camanoosia. o ur o M camel *ob. abd a knot Pool of . Mood It Fall benefit cd reduced duty obtained by par- w., = tbs 000 r. hal f • pelet furs --'---- ----- - - ----••••IMIWIS •"^" . feud the spoM Where Om osoreeetrod tee reams. It gershnen's Pure T ; eery Usk. at to M. and 41. ..,; n r. - , hese taken Madly. Que. Berths round oath pot of Ointment. Melloway's sagamt may be ape .ii.g ~ia, the p.,4 rigg di g is immy me. is which the sue. Is 110/112inkt Qat the four mu were either engem staders or .ii Nigh ataiMwd 'as Na ad. a lfOrmsrly se. ed.), Is the strongest -- rr -, ' • was nil Milan sod at 6 n 1 "tad hate '••• ' vitt ' asP• law anent!, inbuilt& beams the Mot of lavaiiigng them peachons. sod then the coakieed their plunder. They la c debaoree MoNaraldi allaala In .tap tows eurfrlr b f . au. ' " pert. ♦ tentaismioa was out is the aces* Is tweezer would be both difficult and delicate. tree sob bete -- ikeita lIIIIIPInfatt, rert4 es oda I 1 - 1 . i THE CASE OF PAYMASTER MALES. TO MCI IDITOII OP TEI 111111110. have read your leading article in this! morning's Snorer relation to myself. Permit me to add ems wirousetenos to those you have noted i• reference to the commit*os of ismestinatsoa held at Mho. oa my soma* ea 1 b.ho►e you will meow with me in sisinkhig it is one of so inorooderable important... Is oddities to remonstrating egoista the emetitation el the eommittes, in cemegneees of the oilcan who sompond it Wog ell vit amins far Lient..oolonel Orawley's prossentina, I made a ofmnig Istintoi to the Insjoritessral (Farrell) comiscading IN station to have the divisional mat paymaster of the Mallen nominated as a member of the board, be beton an expesiencod laandal oOlosr. I damned swab a request as most fair and remonable for all parties, and it ought sot. 1 thlok, ia know to have beim refused. The regard however, refused. and the hoard remained as by Lieet..Coleeel orawley.-1 am, kr*, London. Sept. 10. THOS. MUM. MARKET& THE TEA TRADE.—/heers. Matthew* sued Co.. In *hoar smoothly coreelar. soy The lately ("tunable al Simi tea socket ho s etteseted the ail exporters, sad &dog the past moth ehlposeete—hoth to Americo end the msetimest—havo bees es an exleediag nal% Few the week iodise the 17th Awed lest, they easawated to 1,228,716 lba As roast Fairopeas rakes appear to be esissuiesiog the eassamaptiaa of tam, is will, ao doubt, pow into aa established teed% ow it ter 6 4 l 7 supply the use of co ff ee. This promises to be y lash toted by lamming stooks ia this coaatry, w prim." TALLOW.—Torminma limmtea.—lb marlovt was dad, 102, Y. C., 42a. to 4.1 a. 3d. ; ditto raw, 434. ; Odober to theambar, 414. Bd. ; December, 4.18. 9d. ; leeway to Marob, 44; to 44; ; Mush, 44a. 9d. Delivery So lasi minim 729 imam; arrival; 07 ark; COTTON.—Ltvrtroot., Sarr. 10.—Ws have had a good demand to-day at yesterday's extreme prima The model are 16.000 bales, et while 3.000 me es speenktion and far export. 2000 Anternen, 241 d. to 2fid ; 9,370 Sera; 14d. to ; 3000 Baptism 20d. to 26d. ; 430 Per nambuco, 25id. ; 200 Baba sod Mem* 2444 . The week's import is 30,737 helm OOTTON GOODS. MANUMIT/1, Sam 10.—Private telayeas have bees meshed bees to-cley from Oaleutta, Bombay, and Hoag Hoag. At Oalmitta, August 24, the market for °Woo geode was quiet, with leas badness doing. Then were so buyers of twist and sloth at Um quotation., but holden were dm. Shirting (Nibs.) lower ; 71te ditto, 8 repose 10 moms, being 3d. lower is the fortnight. Beater mill, 40's twist, sew, Jd Ib, lower. At Bombay, August 73, market quiet ; 716 8 rupees 10 ammo. August 24—market better ; antes I) rupees par ready bleier. Hong-Koss, July 23 (by the Preach steamer) — lee to 24's yarn equal to set pries at hems, 2s. Old. per lb ; 28's to 3 . 2't yarn, 2e. 10d. per lb ; 38'. to 42's pan, da. lid. per lb (patties at home), 18e. per piton Advasos on yore fair ; as Ai:tangs eassidarable ; all in • few days. WOOL AND WORSTED.-1111•1403D, Sapp. 10.—A somewhat excited feeling is still to he foetid in the wool market. Prime have decidedly harclesed eines lest Them day, arising so doubt is some immure from • sympathetie feeling in cotton. The demand has been good d ag the week, and good wools of all demo lad • ready sale. Spin. leers for the most part only buy for the supply of their legi timate requiremente, and say speculative haying there le cm the part of staplers is among themselves. The supply of wool is by no means extensive for the time of year. 1. wonted yarn spinners have bee• Apia compelled to-day to advance their quotations, and tree now they elks, that all prices are far from oorrespooding with the inereesed ! rates they are obliged to pay for the raw materiaL The effect of the rise is rather to restrict the operations of purchasers. but any lots that ma be met with from stook or otherwise et something below current rates are seedily picked up. The export houses have bought freely when prices were some 6d. per grows lower, and are sow more than able to meet the demands upon them from abroad, which are a little tardy. They are riot, therefore, disposed to buy at the present advance. Spinners, cm the other head, are so full of imetisets that they show little anxiety to obtain new business. There ie • good attend , moos is the piece market, and appertain rather more ia gain on the part of our home merchants, The Emetic:ea I homes have been placing some orders for spring, and are still, late as it seems, giving orders for the fall Mae. Anything which arm be bright at old prime, or a little above, Gads a market, particularly in plain mimes mad low ouburp. Manufacturers, I. face of the rapid upward j movement in wool and coital, show leer disposition to enter bite long engagements, and we bear of several instances where offer. of last Thursday have been declined. Gloms, mottles, and limos are inquired after. Figured wham and figured cords still sell freely on the continent, and plain gibes are not only getting into favour, but promise to • leading article tor the various market. seat season. Manufacturers and dyers are now extremely busy, and the general 000ditroo of the piece trade, whether viewed from the reerobauta' or the manufacturers' point of view, has rarely, if ever, been in a sounder and more legitimate coe ditioo. Cotton warps sm quoted 21 par pound dearer, and ! Pram are again higher. LACE AND 11081EBY.—NormagAN, SEPT. 0. &viral of our largent warehouses report a decided im. preseason is the demand for black silk Laos sad for other (abeam. There is also a brisk inquiry for yak lace for the home market. Other large merratitile houses enpsed in the foreign trade do sot tied such an improvement, how ever, but report that affairs are stationary. We may add that there are unmistakeable gigue of a good autumn trade springing up. In the hosiery trade there is little alteration to notior. Many factories are lessening the number of fames at work. There is searosly any toquiry for shipping Yarns have advanced 3d. per bundle. —Nottirintom foods. CORN.-13zunsonsis, 10.—At this dey's market there was a short supply of wheat, which sold slowly st la. above last week's currency. Foreign held for fully as gnat a rise. Barley Gd per quarter higher. Oats, beans. sad peas in limited request, sod sornieslly unaltered is value. Itiunroc, Seim 10.—At oar market today there was • short supply of English wheat, which sold readily at as advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. Is (orals more doing at • simile improvement . Malting barley in active demaod and about 2s. per qr. dram. Grinding very sour% and realised an Wiliam of fd. per qr. For oats • rather im. proved inquiry at folly last week's prime —Dow Irish Nook sold at 18s. to 18s. 6d. ; Sammy, 19s. to 19s. 6d. per 30411 x lodian ooes folly aa door, but sot active. In bums rather • better trade. Dgyttia, Sere. 10.—We had win a small supply elf wheat a market ; and the advance required tended to cheek badness. A fear quantity, however, foaled buyers, at prime from la. to 24. per qr. higher than this dal y week. But new red wheat frum 224. to 24e. per sank. There were two or three lone of new barley which sold nadily at improved prima. A short market of beans and oats, which sold some. whet more freely than of late. Beet samples of rye made 18e. per sack ; and winter vetches about 7a. per bushel. Best sew wheat, 224. Od. to 244. ; best old red, 22e. to 24 4 . ; w ar ier sorts, 174. to 204. ; grinding barley. Ma. to 424. ; est.. 21s. to Va. ; beans, 21a. to Zia Ad. ; plea, lfla. to 21s. ; floe 37e. to 40s. ; other flour, 33.. to 313 e. 114thcanerzt, Sire. 10.—Tisen was a fair attandence at oar market this morning. Runtish new wheat met a slow sale at the prices current on this day eel:night, while for forage aa advance of 2d. to 3.1. per 1001 ks. was demanded, at which little business was done. Flour was is some in. stasess bold far an amendment of Rd. to Is. per sack, but then was so disposition to buy, and last weeks' rates could set be thossided. Oda sad oatmeal were in moderate ro piest, at prima is favour of buyers. Brae ruled firm. and ladies corn was taken to a fair 'Meat at as improvement of ad. per quartar. litaraar. Barr. bsday we bad an increased supply cd both wisest sad barley for which tie demand was fair, at la. per qr. advaaos on last week's prime. No dump is gaga ad bolas. Nl7/1171; Salm 10.—We had a large suwly of wheat, generally in good =Whim ; sellers attemptod an senses ; tho insritet closed at late rates, with a dimly Ws. Neat to uothiog is doing in bailer. Oats, beans, sod pate dull, sod the turn UTJUUDOI, Barr. 10.—Thera is arose lira& defog at ear market to-day, although wheat generally is sot dearer than last wash, the supply being larger. Sprit,' cent sells better, at rather higher prim. Ti,.., is. Od. to Se. pre bushel ; rye, rt. to sr.. per qr.; loar, 365. to 43e. per sack. . . EDENBURGB, SOT. 9.—As compered With lest week, wheel wee 2a. up on top, and 2s. 4d. up o n the average. Berkey was seine oa the top, and la. 10d. up on the are. sage. Oats were 2a up on the Sop, and mine we the ave nge. Beane Well 3d. up on the top, sad la. ed. down ors the 'memo. Prises per imperial qr. :—Wheet, 371. to KM Barley, 30s. to 36e. 6d. Beaus, 21s. to 335. Oats, 38s. to 435. ad. We4ot of to wheat, 6Oilbs. ; barley, 57tlke, ; oats, 451te. ; beam, MM. CATTLlL—Bairroi., BM. 10.—A large supply of beef at oar market to-day with a near dull trade, sad pekes drooping. Bort dreoriptioas roared *p rofm 80a. to 635, sal i n pow oyes m e . wee made ; the for recoodary qua lities was from 545. to Me. per cut . Beason improved towards the claw of the market. but a somber of Waste ware left os bud. A large supply of sheep ; beet wethecs sold from 7d. to 711 sod eon from dd. to did. per lb. Large runty of MI Lamb — pr ieer from 7d. to Bd. per lb. flharkvapply adore tattle ; the samples brought to market, however, Were very good.. A limited supply of witch cows, which dewed off very quickly at little alteration is the prises et hat week. Large supply of pigs, sad prim from la. 9d. to A. 3d, with a doll heads, putieslarly for auy. Wag heavy. Very few homes - - NOrrinaiun, Bin 9.—The supply of cattle at our mar ket was got large end of middling quality. Best sorts made advaased prima Beet beef, 84d. per stone; mem sad inferior, 6s. 6d. to ie. Id. Sheep were an average supply, some of them being of firstalase quality. Trade was brisk at amused prkes. Best mutton, Bd. per lb. ; large sad inferior, 7d. to 714. The supply of lambs was large sad the tirade dull at prime ranging from 20s. to 2ISs. each. Calves wars a mall supply, the bee* sinking 7d. ; inferior, 6d. to 60. Best small pocket pip realised 79. ; large, fa. 6e. 66. ; binge, fns. to Qa Inainunan, San. 9.—Tie supply of maids this i= ear 46d, being 25 more thew hat Wednesday. The was guest , sad sales were man readily elected at rather Top pens. Be. 6d. ; cermet, for the beet, ; = oo Ng and bierM, 6e. 6d. to 7s. fid. per stoma The sapply of sleep and iambs wee 10,396, or 1,209 more thee last week ; 3,260 of which were atom lambs, and the rams which were .speed to auction. 11tere was a fair demand for all Wads. sad previous rates were supported. Bert suttee, 7d. to 744 0 . i sad down to 644. Ewen 50. to 6d. per lb. Lambe, prime, 265., 255. frogt. 16a. to 22e., and downwards. Pod pigs brought fos. to fa 6d. pm Pons ; mix to eight weeks old diets, hem Ta to 10e. a bead. CHEESE.—Soussma, itort. 10.—M imele narkst the supply ot theme was heavy, there big upwards et WO toss pitched, with was composed chiefly d ami, old rampla being extremely same. The stteadassie et bayou ose large ; trade throegisout the day ass steady, sad a lsrge bonuses was transacted with • alight coacossios is Qs put et holders. A climarsuce was asiWy aided. Priers rut ss follows :—Blom.. 280. to 345. ; hall skims, 44,. to 50t.; Wiltshire doubles, 48e. to 56a. ; Somerooto, Pie. to 63.. ; sad Cheddars, 68s. to 745. par owt. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAPS. - /JEWILULLLT 8100 ND OCTOBIB MEETING. cancan von sus Claanzwirce thAacis (free Random))) of 15 soya. amok, IN ft, with WO added by the Jockey Club ; for 3-yr-olda sod upwards' Omesewitch Cootie. (193 entries). Acceptances to be signified es or before Towidey, Paplinster 16, at aeon. Ago at lb Y 7 nuadi, Asletoi,l 01.1mlust.r . lemerave Strada./ BahrUnload : Seamair 4 Zeeland Ciaisbrook 4 AnreliAll Are of Club. 4 Black Prince • Cros. 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Selted sal County Down 49 566 117 731 701 Motel sad ewer IBII coos Len 7.2711 7,71 r lea,Cleakest. sed DOM 721 6.370 IN 1,1211 6,604 Krntea St. ot Les., sad Dover 681 19.842 ii.sq 66403 46.111 North BMW 4 7.570 U M WIN ANA Coital VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Comma", of Bodo., tram ha Fraaclaco 126 daya, August 8, lat. 14 18 N., km 14 W. Helena (lambast), slating South, August 16. ludlia Mamba, tiara Calcutta for Leedom, Jame n, lat. 16 S., lon. 66 X. ' . . Lob from Goatems/a 130 ^ aye, July 19, lat. 17.40 a, 102.61.24 W. Newcastle, from London for Calcutta, August 16. Lasalle, of Ostend, funs Haply Ausput 19, Ist. 11.11 N., Ice. 64.31 W. Rosalie, front Liverpool for Aden, August 11. la& IT N., lon. PT W. Mated from Callao tor 4seeintowa, Assisi 11. M. 14 N., lon. 21 W. GALLANT Riocow or Two Yotrwo Dorm MX Fsturr.—An incident well woethy of mord marred at Penedos as Tuesday. Mist Qtlek said Mims Cod, two young ladies, were bathing oppodd the Waders Fepiumele, about half-pad 10 o'clock, whew peewee walling sear were alarmed by screw for help proceeding from the hapless bathers, who, it was seen, were beds eaddly cc-. rid oat to sea by the tidal current. Moments ware precious, bat so one eseened ready to give the needed amistanee. Mr. I Drew, a tradesman living near, seeing people rennin to- wards the beech, left his shop, and os arrival at the water's edge saw that the young ladies were in the utmost dearer, beim already forty feet sway from the shore. hatedly, without removing any part of his dram, he plunged iota the water, and struck out for the sow slaking Where. Robert Sterns, • keeper of the Whim! machines for the bath proprietor, Mr. Norton, followed Mr. Drew's example, he also having his clothes au, and as exciting scene occurred. Stereos reached one of the yam; ladies, and stretched out his hand to grasp bar, but missing his aim, became frightened, and returned os shore. Drew usedwhile had readied the youngest lady birthed out, Mir Cock, and was bringing ber In, when he saw that Stades had gone ashore, and that Ml.. Quick had sunk several times, and would almost immediately be drowsed. Leaving his first charge far a time. Drew reached Mies Quick, and swam ashore with her, when the was received by those bathe beach, sad carried o ff to the bathe. Without as instant's delay, Drew, exhausted as he was with previous OlNiiofl, pushed cut again and caught Mir Cock, who with a death grip clasped him round the neck, and they both dis appears& A shudder ran through the spectator., who whit =one to the other, "Poor things, they are both gone." however, they rose again, and with • final effort Drew towed his charge to the beach. The young ladies, the first rescued of whom was quite inducible, were at once carefully heeded, and • warm Lath, brandy, and tea being adminis tered, they revived, and they are now seedy recovered. The gallant fellow who bad thus saved two lives refused the wane bath that was proffered to bins ; but one of his bads sae quite dead for two hours afterwards, and he did not wholly get over the effects of his exertioss that day. Commeted with this exciting incident was another ie which, unhappily, death was occasioned. Maria Wil liams, • healthy, middle-aged woman, who kept house for her brother-in-law, Mr. Monism, of the Bath Ins, was pealing while the young ladies were being carried, bud Bible, into Mr. Norton* and was immediately seised with illness, and died withis an hour, although attended by Mr. Quick, surgeon, before death. It is supposed that the fright produced • fit of apoplexy.—Western Mont iv Noes. ORYSTAL Parsecs ONH BEnzamo THURSDAY, SLUT. 10. Adisinkoß OR MISR* 3,875 ; dude by maid tickets. 835 ; total, 4,710. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ORIZSHOW.-6eptember7gl;Zire at L H. Oreenhow, of Upper Berkeley-street, of a daughter. HOLT.—eaptember a, at Itoche.villas, sydenhaupark, Kent, the wife of W, L Holt. Eaq of A daughter. HOUNSZY.-Beptember u, At Cambridge-square, Hyde-park, the wife of J T. Hammy, Egg.. of a WM. ROWEL —September C, at Ilxfold torraCO. Upper Holloway, the wife of H. W. Homer, Loy. , of a non. ZUHHALL—September 9, at t nanAtudge, BL John's-wood, the wife of T. Pumban, aay., of a sou. PT. VINCENT.-Beptember 7, at Godonnanpark, Canter. Miry, the Vbeountess St. V Loom', of a sou MARRIAGES. CAYLIY—MOLINL—September a, at AU Salute Chan* Blackheath, by the Rev. E. Venables, A. Cayley, Bq. , Sedlerisa Professor at the University of Cambridge, to Susan, daughter of L Moline, Fan., of Greene nh. CUERlR—BARNm.—Reptember r. by the Rev. Alfred Dolman, rector, Resisted by the Rev. Daniel Woollet and the lies. Daniel Canty, at the chervil of ht. Aloysiuk Clarendonmusrv, James Currie, LK., 'West sou of the late Hamilton Currie, Ray , of Glasgow, to Josephine Eliza, eldest daughter of Joseph Barnett, Eaq., of AI, Brecknockerearent, Camden.roadi LTJTII-BHAW.—gepteasber & at AL John's Church, Padding. tou, by the Ven. Archdeacon Thorp, D.D., Mayor J. Leith, V non of the late Others' AD A. Leith, of Yawata and Glenkladle. Aberdowahlre, So Isabel* daughter of T. Shaw, gay., of Hyde.parkaqusre. eTZWART--STZVISNS.--14eptenther S. at Pt. Johns. Upper Holloway, by the Rev. W. J. A. Large, IL Stewart. In, Y.L.S to Katharine, daughter of C. eterins, Esq., of at. INmeeroad. Upper Holloway, and flank-charabera Lethbnry. DEATHS. BRIAN° —September 8, at Park-terrace, Highborn Breed. relict of the late Y. C. &land. bay.. sued el llNCll—Septssaber 8, at Hem Bay, Arthur William aged 14. son of the Rev. W. 8. Finch . Pt/WlCK—September 8, at Lowesbi-hall, Driontashlre, the Dowager Lady Shake, aged 74 KNOX —September 8. at Camondlehensoe. Ilarbber, Ws. V. Knox. late of Scarborough. WOOD& September 9, at given Aune-street, Mr. H. B. Woods. aged 81 . WOoDWAILD -At Oakleyetreet, Chelsea, aged 40, Masa Llewellia. wife of Mr. W. Woodward. Printed and Pubhoed by Wks Kos HALM f& A ,_g• Loniberibetreet, to the City S ao rendes, Printer. tl Office, Is lemberd•etniet. In the Precinct cd whammies.— TIUDAT. SINTLIUMS 11. UM 1 ` I t!