The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-26 00:00:00

NAVAL AND dI.II,ITARY. PORTSMOUTH, ArOCST 26. A RUSSIAN SQVADRON AT PORTSMOUTH. A sail amiss saeadraw, osweittleg of two 14 pa saw =lLads sad Citidem, sad the screw &gat& oh ,2 d gar Oprichasso, ander the commead of Coo.. Sedan pepe4 earthed et IpliYd yesterday morning, tress Nth Dettie—thet tress as nova to the Peak. At arot eNdock the commodore's Alp saluted the wltli 21 cues, sad the lag of Admiral Pia Olorp i r try! l am grab 1 paw, which wee retuned by the Watery wed the Victory ; la the roans at the CameandereZzoll, acoomponled by the ompadon of Me the Ortmo, 91. saw, Capelia Idw grne e oitrt, sad woe soluad, ea Ids leaving, with tiara& la the artentoce they rabid the Vielsry, 101, Gybes H. 0. Seymour, mad wore eskitaii, as with aloe gam They lamled at the Kag's dwas Dealtyak ea kraviiss Victory, oa Ault to Mabel Sr Hemp ilepwassr, Admiralty. house. The ateracan, Admiral U Sa r now ese. sa visited the Eerie. etheasdare U Osarps ri lie tipithead, end was sainted, cm Isavlng, with 11 me. The larks comae/on sad copier dud .55 lir Harp this gs rh i r Victor ilmmeaael t el, mew, Ospeida James WS elm C. 8., weat eat d Portsmouth' hesismt priesidny, waxed at eplased to Mho be her low t desk gas, "raft ▪ stem, Be. The Terrible, 21, paddle-wheel sham Wads, Oarlids ' , deride H. H. Oirser, aurived st aptilesed Lids ammkg trout Plyreosth, with semis tad swims pad of ham the 'loyal *ltem Abe laaded these, sal remised is dm sassing to Plysinath. The Otto*, 91, screw, EJatn C. T. D'ltyseeted. blaring the deg of Boarddalnl Sir Charles Home Tee maw* K.C.B. ; Caw, 91, Captain Charles Treileildt; Iteeown, 91, Caseate *A or ar Forbes , Brunswick, Ilk Omp. thia Knossos Otesaaatry, sad Racoon, 21, Caplan James A. l'aynter, all screws, mailed to-day for a cruise la the Chanel. CHATHAM, Aram M. Tha Valorous, 16, screw Mammy, Captain W. C. Adam, ha dalar a dawasult amaanaatioa is desk, In maw la mamma ima ale hal assived dal ddria la bac WI la bake dm dr WMe digraph cable. A a sandal laspactda WI a b trifling daked walk deft- Ica* ma is w ddared Mocked, and la now ledal _____ do Tartar Wk. This moralag as kapiallsa of do .hell et de cavalry sad latiacry smogs sarlanail at 80. Mary's 'Mad iniabibli met was mad labsd A sainat arm and aria, at various cord, ma added to Id Abelregail, wing to Ida dame f r Warr mica Nearly ilia 'kis if dr Wood to be dischargod wars IBMs. THE MILITARY LUWATIC AETLITII AT CHATEIAII• —Mr. Osida, say of tb Coesseinhasee la lass, mow paled by Dr. J. R. Taylor, C. 1., plastral GM= M Clatlam, sad Colossi X. William, cessametleg R”rsi Bachserrs, paid visit le the =Mr, las* whys es Feet atskiß PR; ChlabllM, ea itesolm Teselley, the_ pwpses at oo bop*. et Yat es stehileharest. the seylms is beat within Ye toollisseisas, re site belay veil obsess. At the present thele It le UM ellh piles*, wisely the whets et wheal have hest met lase Irmo km tale aai the alealse. Oa eleh=seembleasr meal weld ham te the asylum, eel et way pet el Ye iyea. Deerhr= nab sevesei seepaisaa le the willitery andrehles. havtai Iheb deal the the asederl et the ire= pelleaas. Time see swassly say raiesmate previlal kr the pellsate, sat illbealser vise ghee Yet they shashl he Awed le php verbs, pme—es ballade, bee% sod ease thiese—le make (bar elloadea, sad stinalese ask astlelly. MORD:Mi. 110HA/i RACEL—Wzmrsoutt. Tan BLINOWie DUI= (Handle* et 6..,.. seek with 60 WWed, he 1-jr-eide. W. inks. Tins read to ease etedes. T.T.C. (I 8 embe) W. Iliwwwwn rusia m atim. ne............fferamen 1 wt. W. D ts=l . ar..l TW (F Igg a i n The lolleariag yes : —Mar y Dew, filly by H. rtres—Fsitbhil, Vans,ort* Beronwew Wild Sete, Boehm, Wes naberr l / 4 The Courier, Little Pickle, Net- Lid, The Greek, The Nordwra Light, Oracle, and Bounce. Betting 2to I apt Wild Bese 6to 1 agst Hookas, 6to Iwt Newiestie l e. to! etc N Waal, Flitch, tlyets. awl Northern t. Wen by • length, s deed lased easesi pato _Syria owl selleas ; Varna wee • good Matt* Nadel wee Ma Th e Yet ist coteprieed Mergery Pero. Late Thelde, Die Oreek, wad the Faithful ; the it wwwel eadmil did not pre the peel. MB Tow* PLATZ of 60 sew. (Handicap). Straight Mr. J. C. sumo. Lear oftraiso, by Maw 3po CA lib lOrtsolowl 1 Mr. OTare LAO* Gerard. sysiO4 41 ........ (A. Cowley) 1 Mr. 1•6•14.. Jabs* 3 ms. it Mb MOM. s The liallewing also ma :—Preotiono, Forpt-.runt, Oiled Desire, Belor, than, Oriselda, ertrip, Ited Jelin Brown Holland, Hentege, Tooted filly by p. Teddington. Isideg 11 to 1 apt Prerkos, 6to 1 mist Mien, 6le 1 ogr Grand Dadra, 7 to 1 opt Porget-nms-not, 8 to 1 spit ads Gerard, 100 lee apt Irly OoopPara. Wan by two Weft ; sada disdain between Ur second and third; Pre- Bons was borth ; Porpt-me-not, Miklos, Brown Hoard, end Gilead' were neat, wall op with Fractions. To• Zonate litanse of 6 goys. each, with 30 added, for 3-yr-oida end u pward'. Optional riling weight", de. Ouse at&. tabs K r . , =O4 TA llb I Milky) if: rSher.telat . SA •• (81*1 Caotola Yoolityrt's my I. GA Ise . ' lbeiral 4 t ,• .T ti. lll coyhm inP tc a r. " 3ln • Vat 131 b .- 1 ~1 1 114114,1 • 7to 4 . apt Mast. fto apt . Aden; 6to 1 apt T. P. Cooks, oto 1 apt Winkeeld. Woo by two Lauda; The Oimat, wbo was kicked by Mali' shortly helm starting, was a bed third. The winner was sold to M. B. Land for 106 pleas; and Luly Conyogham, the whiner of the previous nos, was likewise pot op by rake sod sold to Kr. Laud for 46 guineas. Tun ii3ciazies PLATO of 100 ge. • 3-yr-olds, tat 21b; dot, 9st 60 ; dry gat ; and 'lied, 10.1. Two Wise and • Metros. M.7,;14: 1 ,1=1.`1". • tut' n K. Whore lib tlieswww titosia. 3 rs. inadtai I Bottiai 100 to 30 as Plaharman. The Oaasia filly sea Ile minds( for the int xll. and a gewgaw, visa the away brim. Thionnen than took the bed, aol ths Chit a hiN way up the diatom% wan by Maeda Sly valkad hi afar a bag TislllAllirk CIARTA PTAK', Ot 6 sore. each, wlth se , for 2-yr-olds owl morwaria. The whiner to be maid • 7100 eoee ,If deureoled, Ike allowance' if entered to be NY be lees, Ike. T.T.C. (14 mho) Kr, 11011011er. Mg be no Faso Book out of Eubtafm. yr) Mt. 1 Vgg i IV. OnoestfJollo i lll rPoall Itt• l 6 iv at ,l The lolkewlecdoe .—&ihoa, Lieu, Lwow% Mater to Cu. Ac 4,, flytte„ - Olkon, TathiMa, sod flub& WNW/ 610 4il 011yan, 4is 1 abet Trutady, Mto 1 opt fblinblidip oda, II is 1 apt lomat& Wan by tiro hnollia; • Ina. Yana the waved and third , &atm he OM M s. I. irll37ris inn nut, pinny e 611 ILL ammo OW THE COURSE. EL LEGER. II In 1 opt ToonpiElto ( I to 1 Fllnnarid (t) off) II to 1 TM Kati IS to 1 Ilmobaro (t and off) If to 1 Limns., (t) 800 b II Tho FINIWN'S Eon (I) ?KB NSW PAIILION THIATIII, 11112W QUAIL 204 D, LONDON. This sow slibeeb to new raOdly **Mob/ keesele senylekb hes ille drew of 0. E. Illebeele, Esq., erable s 4beel Alluslere. sod be seedeeelhe ratan ten eev diel Ike eau ben iblume , eel scareeleses e , i We bib big spew& 2 bu t to tidekeses, sad tbe whole bee met egit seproval of be Meuspeli. lit i = e rfWeele. Tie old Übe netts ease of • air are. holreyel by be. rebevouy The we 186 6 12114. lobe ear le papas me b e burs& elf Ss be d be slid e m b eed of emu elf beim hepeemesue to demob ebremistlees al be pima tbs. plt of thi. thebee lib be the herb of say *seer ealablibeleat Laelee. sad armed se as le ab pussea Tie ens esesped by lbs am Wight is eseteeirl hawks b lime, sad usessres se OM et ke Mee 11111 bet, eel in the awl 1211 het. She Wel le Wbfle beaseass= vie& eel heed be Om alt bear, le be be el lathed ewe anise, irt esneasesd ams = anal es pion sed ise la I-.-Mw malt Oh mod seiresee arie to be pleased edam, moo. mei Wear weeidle elevesiseer. Mere vel wa re ie aim ear_ to llbe eillsbe—ess ham Wbflebiest, bewbee k led be east lobar toss Cheese ebb haueelly, be ewe le be eseeplrl by be " *ate mime." buelerseues t bees. art ether tine, bib the web, be het by 122 he 6 helms. Theme will be arse Wes of bee.q le be swooshed by her bee shimmede Grapnel aumalseelse with seek ewer silks balks& nen bel tits s lehembed be be hip sad seem miss^ ossambi II be hen Ike we lbe le ten* lseerer epee el 40 be she% sad 16 huh be OM le Se passeism. Th. siege will be 70 het walk me het hes the he Ilakle to be beck wee. The hews to plumed to .at ceekseably se amble.. at 2,11.0 reuses, sad the settle sib, web as iskead to b. usepleel 11 ef bgeember hit lin. Deed( bus" ebe dembier ef lbe hie Chines Cle bleltbse. Is+ Mr. Me Deeshe. the sers4rialll sed ..yr. blued br erempossale as keen el the ere beer be • ir.lk.rd yerhd, sad It Is hi. lausehe to deserele Its tattled is unseel cd spleoduor. Mews. Deese sad C.. bob, vs waived orders to bp aut.rate.,weighs. theskikes 'Then the sew shut we to be al • ebbe eherecter to those whet the hem terehled hr the Now Opmplisoro, C watt-pries. Ur. Teeple O. Tel*, beim 27, Laub- gm., eritel' swam le tbe oneself he the neveral works, under the se. , burbles el be ereillest.—babiea Nem ‘„ TIM EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26, 1858. EAST KENT RAILWAY. The following is the report of the direness to the meeting of the company, to be held at the °Mots, 2, Moor ; gate-street, en Monday The directors have the pleasure of repotting that the Wooten Extensile" Bill, setheeleiag the. compay te elm strut a lies from Batted to St. Mary's Cray or Rickey, sad giving them muds, preen over the Crays end the West Bad end Crystal Palace lines, waived the royal amat en the 23rd ultimo. The Victoria Statics cad Pimlico Railway Bill, which meads the West Ended Crystal Palace line to a elation user Buckingeun Palace, hes also received the I royal mum The Crays Company have elided to this core : patty their right of making the two mike of line between . Blakey and St. Mary's Cray, and have undertaken to double within 12 months the line between Brosi.y sad Blakey an. t open as a single line. The decokes have entered late epee ' mats with the Crays and the West Bad sad Crystal Poises ' l , Companies as to the tolls to be phi kr mass ever *sir , Vasa, by whith the Rest KM are he ea the fro, end those enspesin la lean • maser parries of the sees hem 30 per gait for leenerive end =rm. sad Mr id godly loch. The _preplan Yn dimly essermed the arca mat Morel Me with the TIMM Blades mod Pimlico Railway Comm, ea the rumen of that Hoe guns- Lim: *gentled le the .an le their sot of the folioe d's,* it Os pees*. H of the Istrais of all parties , • et ore tly Kepis arks benne the ompreise with refer-saes le the man essiMed la We canides the ante shall be delmelsel by the Beard el Trade sr by es sr armor &penned by the said board, ea the ereemen shall be subJeet she to miles, whither terprery et per remet, with Teens°, to the met of permit per pereager to be made by the East Kent Railway Company Is th, am mmy la say event In which it shall appear to the Based Trade that eireumetamees hen rhea with rims, to the tinde awn! the BM MO dans &mem rhea make meth M by e pqmost geseetli me mirth nth Imerned itempeey, zed the brae ea Mist dime reel set speed heiress the empeethe tem shell he damind by ea Milan to 6be spa by the add hoed d Tiede Kama Pen act_mess be.. meal a etlimet to egenbee W themene the wetly ops=e the amilisilsa the Berta of T his by IN Ist 1300. The ash el dr mita required fee the line be: be.. afigheratly plied. Tee remain survey le beteg pressead with en rapidly as man Possenios of the lend tall be chtinedlry the let Ol i s ie ber e El and t ri l= lin be et ISM 110111111mased the leas The sal be arend Mt by the Ode her, ISO, ell have ere tor teethe • caselmnds• of thdr 111111611111 Sheol ht the new maths to the refebberar heedd Ineldsgeree ram entirely hada4=i ii = Ina , end the the direct sad from orbs Kilee jig by Maar. Fevershen, est Ostler =o.lo Deer, Whiii the county of Kent he et hog ens sue bas eseallea to dr public from the violation by the death Inheued the bah smoreessets which they eared We MI die nut, In Jemmy let. The directors see- Ism the Feet thermalesse whisk weld malt to She path froth. mere whisk the Sesibameria Or em were sheet to pewee requested them to emir the Shag Naas ineermene a. the Bead el Tale etheld glee Mk MMus, Ist they old net wa reply to thet_rerign The th erm bane appealed to the Bend et Trade es dr whew* mar the 42nd deem et their nee el le*, end the maw sow awaits the thetas of that tamed. Tide asthma es the part dthe Ihribarlees therrity met elreerly pens the MOM ef the degas ceramist het min la prelim the Wens Ranks nty lissorequi n the Cu&that peldie emediere Miseatired Rest KM thempay dna ban an ttlegetlent nom to the renragelle. The leas Meese Whom Shoed mid Faversham me my erildhelegy, ea although the Yen has beta working beg else menthe the reedpte are eimelder ably law par ale Mu es may her lies sewn, whisk le the Nene ndadery when It le emilind that the lies sat big at gnat epee bora Panediem le n th Ile MOM was* on the local has ef the die bis. !hen See tent shows the vegdPb Per meth end the eigtly theenme is the hale from the agar migemia mitre! el beide resettle from the nth to the Sith Joe Wham after &dean dee M the Ilostb Issims Railway GAM pay, end the bonen Farnham mid Garr- Oh_ thre, Zesirry $O, 2W. fe. 6d. ; Febvwfvfy. TB I L " 3s, l i d. ; lirmeta, 712 J. 17s. lid. ; LC, 1,4484 3d.; Kay USK lle. ; Jae, L is. W.—Total, ti 2 .161. 2e. ld. Looking to above returns and usual luster le rail way traffic the directors cousider that the local =Me slam ma befogs the line is completed to Canterbury sad Dover will be very considerable. mice erpsoially wimp the Indio from Sheerness is =wee it which they believe will be thereo in a few The dame= heft !bat the cmti&ion of an imbue.** mete to the metropolis kr that of their Has aid* isehready open w of thersallset t;;;;;;Ese amidst ask eel attention to the etudes that gird have , but they set lost sight of the esnepleing *air Ur to Oentelbery aad Dover. Wirth= the Messier, have oblebeedi Weeded powers from parliament la daft, with the Ihrhiled ad unused shares which they trust willumblethee within* very herperled to rare the or emery capital. theentine hr robber art to theespowein will be submitted to the mewing. la the men se s the works at Braden tunnel and meting are proceeding estiefet belly mid are so far admired that the whole lies mg* cam in twelve mouths from the preens dm. Tim attitude assumed by the South Ranee Camay, and their apparent determination, if reale, to °bream the trek of this line, even to their own injury, bee esespied the Weed* of the board. After mature elasideretlon they are bagel to ask the proprietors to laves them with authority to apply to parliament, if necamse7, is the amiss session, for inch pommy awill enable them to develop the traffic cm the line., and to seem proper accommodation for the public." THE LUNACY COMMISSION ON ML IUOI4 (Gatlaud from rollirdsrs Esprait.) Dr. Alemader Jam eatbusload had seen Mr. Rock on May 10 said Jams 9. Oa the Bret manioc he refused to Wes Into eanvenation with a ensn. Told him on the mama masks that there wire diftrsaars of opinion with regard to his cams. On the one side there was Mr. Fisher, and on the other there were Mrs. Ruck and Mr. Williams. Told him that ha (witness) looked on the OW in the light of a tragedy ; and he then said " I will tell you my story." Mr. Rack ammdMgly commenced en amount of his coach journey with Mr. Bailey, whom he called Mr. pock; sad he afterwards detailed the other (Minikes whisk bed bees deposed to by previous witnesses. Had no doubt that Mr. Rock was of unsound mind. Agreed with Dr. Craftily that though be had never actually attempted to oomrait an act of violenoe, he was not the less dangerous. An insane conversed with on the subject of his delusitms, would geneallp bring out the delusions ; but sometimes he would deny that be had ever said anything of the kind. Did set thick Mr. Rack had recovered. Thought so from denials he had yen ha his oommunication of matters which witness consisted _.— —.— proved; es for instance when be mid that sot he, but M ar y Jaws, ked torn up the coat. Thought him a groat deal bettor now than he was when witness law him lent. Did not oesaidor it would be ssfe long for him to beset at liberty. Crass-examined by Mr. James.—Tearing clothes was one of the Also symptoms of mania. Orestes tore his.—Orestie polltirw taetkro. (Laughter.) It was now one of the com monest symptoms of madman Thought it paribis that intemperance had had something to do with Yes. Rack's lunacy. Mania from intempsrenoe way with the exception of puerperal mania, one of the most mashie forms of lunacy, but the most subject to relapse. Cams of madame from drinking were vary soon cured. A greet number of awe were sew out from St. Luke's Hoapital in two month' ; bat donne the time often varied. Wm not milord with the warm In which Mr. Ruck had to-day moaned his dein slew. The making of inquiries with a view to Wit, the tedleiVe mind was often found to emit In dispelling 14. Jeasso—Do you think it is tight to keep a men from Now M Jas or July in an asylum without giving him int i m= at making such an iaquiry ? they had given Mr. Ruth sit opports this soy I do Oct think Ii would have removed Ms dalone. Mr. leamo—That is not an answer. Wintaes—l think It would have been better If the %nighty had taken place moiler. Re-rtamined by Mr. H. Chambers—Mooned% House is a firm-rate asylum. Thought that nothing but such an ia quiry ue this would have satisfied Mr. Ruck's mind ; for he said ha wished to bring the matter before a jury. Dr. Forbes Winslow visited Ike alleged Lozano on the 9th of May and las dtk of J. It was a long while, perhaps the bast pert dna hoer, boihr• he would talk about hinted.. He said by inpreeleas with regard to his wile were such that it was egg * D i m med= ibr him aver to live with her again. He lire the elateerats ha had made to the other wham sot say s that the eiplaniuion he had given twiley wee elingather aor Did not think the detains had eiragerker diaeggered. If a meat heti set quite ahmilmel Os halloelaealtee be would be very likely ko i =e, argerift if he wee at ill addicted to ilismaleata did for Mr. Rock's ezeadaatka hie seated eagle to he very isatorlally Itoeag mit to bays mak more Ilboty, bat i still he le le le bugs mar a fru bat gentle artpwvias until it as boa amotolood minima his Mashies had wally and with* lea reeereel. Ovid set Wire upon hismelf the grave nersadblity of rosommortlos dot be should bo at caw bbatotoi. Croweneminad by Mr. Jaams—Mr. Rack was undoubtedly better. Aped with Dr. listherlsnd that the patient M many cease &add hew tbe mum d satistying blueoll by inquiry that his hellosbnliens wen gesemilem. By die Oemarimlosen—Osuli set nay whether Mr. Rory. Beam Balmier weee sew poem* lie kb mind. The renew he led glees kw ebetrisaing dakelons were not milder tory to wham Dr. Com* (recalled) add Os opinion he had given yes terday was now iamb =Aided ; bat it was not entirely 'hanged. Nor moil b. say that be hit rased at tie butatio's embindisa ehts his (wWaseis) own evi dence. Wiissas was promoding to samoost on Mr. Ractes Mato mint, bat Ili. ff. Jame objeotiag, the ezetelaatica was mot two eestled with. Yr. Ruck (retailed) poeitively denied oohing up the cost; thought that Mime Jones must have cut it up, as it wee ha he room In which she was locked up. Yr. Bedard Ballantyne then summed up the evidence for , the rat a& H. considered that the only question they had sow to detersuble was, not whether Mr. 'tuck had at -y previous Use bun of unsound mind, but whether be wee mow in mob • slate of mental health es would allow him with eelety to renew tits maaagement of his own affairs. He thought It and to evident to the jury that the taint of isseafty wee still upon biro. If there was one thing more deer them mother it wee the hot that Mrs. Rock had bees • kind sad ithhelloasee wile ; and that until lately she bad lived es the hest terms with her husband. Bat M. Rook sow told them that hie married life had not been happy. His youngest algid was oily two years old, • foot wholly inoossistent with another etatenisat he bed made, sad which oould never have proceeded tram hat if he bad been In the full pawed= of his feceddes. There wee • remarkable difference in the way la which be had spoken of hie wife, and of other portions of the map. Ia retrace to some matt= be had has glib enough, but when be ante to his wife lbws wee ea evident hesitation and etnitraist fa his nesseir. It mom hare beta obvious to the jury that be bed sentenced hie diarist% not from eny return of !is fraesr =or ofirocatioss, bat In Asthma to the imetnotioes received hem Ids legal advisees. On the whale, be (the hem& eseneel) men centeed that the Puy weld bs been cenessidag tie lannests of sedgy, of the alleged leads bisseid, end et hi. family, If they refraioed from pre *Mak robabglim to the world, but left hint for MOM abort dill kW! subject to those wholesome reeirsials sad th: u ll t judicious i treatment which they bad every rests 03 Ur w t ours. At this steps a e rd=id n :7 the court adjoarmetl. EARTH-ELM ON THE HEREFORD 8088, AND GLOrrozerza RAILWAY. HERZFORD, Avoner 114. An oecurrenee happened on this line near the Funky station, shout five mile* from 8e.., yesterday, which hag cawsd some interruption to the treSs. About seem a heavy goods train, of about 40 wagons wasposing thessgt • deep matting, when, just es it hod pod the deepet i en immemee meat of inert end seddhil ham the aide of the matting es le the ins, Innytag ICuell ." =sthe depth of soca yards. The beta was untouched, the earth only fell short of the last waggon by a few The noise of the falling earth attrastsd the attention of the driver, end he wee enabled , by pealliksg ea to Raw, le MO. graph immediately to all the statism * se that traits anis either way were stopped. The Use is a oda& ess, and at seems ea DMs wee at ; bat tansilains WIN despoil ham Harr onus 5= to king en Pauturn by the scrim Meta, sagas of wheat lowl at the Hardted Naismi Testi val. By the sea a portion of the sal ens rewattsd, sad until neat dq tido we ran up to the inat bath= IMMIX Ind th e a i areider at the eheletesdos , ever the bliss I • • maim bola is wetting as the ether aide. It was mod relay. of sturdy ant , games WINO 11 11 7 1 = 11/01/Vitig the soil, so that with& twestrtawr Wars attar the ascurraass the NM was Ws *OIL It is aaggssedi that the late reins amid • minimum, and that the vihsaliry motion of the heavy goods train mad the lassamsd wow es IWL TSB CHURCH. ramiutairn AID ANTODMINITI. Rev. B. Albin, Bador oil et. arithiesi Cloplain 10 Mr. _ ; Perpetual Carats of Mildness':. Rev. J. W. Berryman, B.A. • Vicar of Entneth. Be. Boyle, LLB.; Incu mbent ; of Trinity Chnrch, Re llana tW. Brooks, Vicar of Nottingham; Prebend la Limas Cathadral. Bev. J. R. C. Colqahoun ; Curate of All Saints% Nal& Mow. Bev. T. B. Dickson, 8.D.; Rector of East Church, Heat. Rev. W. C. Hanson, M.A. ; Vicar of Elm. Bev. J. B. Hodgson, M.A. ; Rector of Ackton, mar Wigton, Cumberland. Bow. A. T. Les. X.A. ; Rector of Ahoshlll, Ballymena. Palms, the Crown. Rev. F. B. Leighton, D.D., Warden of An Sours Col lege] Rural Dean of the Orford Bosomy, in place of the Rev. Hobbeum, Bishop-elect of Nelson, Rev. A. C. limbs ; Bantus of Bniadwas. Patron, Chap let of Wommter. . . forlsLesie s. ;:irorilmor ; Chaplola to Alderman Hale,, Mud& afoot Tim IL Pope, ILA.; lareoutent of Paddock Wood, seer T 1 r 3 Peek Roam of Weetbary-ia-Siala- Perron, W. IL O. $l 7l l ,1. C. Sobata, L. ; Perpetual Carte Curate of Bt. Muir, Arerarsea. Bra. B. T. etablik ; Cathedral Curate, Raphos. Ea,. W. F. Pak LA.; Vicar of !Urethra, Norfolk. Pains, W. Beggs, Be,. Limas TON CANADA.—Ths followinc am otioo has less howl by the Possietwie-Gleowel :—" A repro sewleiles the netts by the Camila severmeat respartbig the ettewliwg the stawspmes, thy' Noes Sulk esereeporlsose sidiroweil mits, as seal TS lo Ater, be mile or fir kommistsia te Casa& by that rare. Oa Ur 17th of hos bell WSW was rhos by this depertsesat that aeweppers Nei hash pothole, oi dra to Maeda, weal all be kirtreedlei theaselorth oil Hslifea; sal Ws resuletlos aow be easied le Whom With the empties ef Mime, ter i s Clideur NM the district of Osapi, which oil MI ands= ts be seal to the mans for New Brunswick, the whets ef the weestsendemee for Canada viii in tattoo be ibrwerded tither by woo of the railed Matas, or by Casaba man paciumen." LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANY:MIR in receipts Sr the week ad* Asgoet 21, 1218, was 11,4221. Is. 11‘. Si., wad two for Si.), and • trifle besides. Bha woe sure it ins all soh when she went to sleep, but when she awoke the beg wee goes. The prisoner had been into her room while she wee gawp. The latter &et was proved by a daughter of the prance trio, who saw her there, and noticed that she left directly after. Louisa Macdonald, a child about 12 or 13, said she lived at 40, Granby-street, Lambeth, and had known the prisoner some time as a friend. About the time in question she called one day on waness and showed her " heaps " of limey, telling her that she saw a drunken old woman hide a beg in a dustbole, and that she went afterwards and took It out. The priaoner then counted out a lot of sovereigns (witness could not count, and therefore was unable to say how many), and abe told her that there was a 101. ROW among the contents of the beg, but she tore it up. A day or two after this witness went out with prisoner , and they bought some clothes with some of the money. The next day ' she came again and asked witness to hide the purse and the rest of the money, and witness accordingly put it into the water closet; but directly prisoner was gone witness went and told I bee father all about it, and showed him where the puree was. Her father immediately called in a policemen, and would not touch the purse till the officer came, and then he (the police man) took possession of it. It contained thirteen sovereigns. The Police-inspector said this was true. The father of last witness had acted very honestly in the matter. The prisoner said she picked the beg up in the street one day. She never took it from prosecutrlx's neck, and was not in her room that night at all. She tore up a 101. note, and threw the pieces away. Mr. Henry said the proescuttlx had brought this trouble on herself by getting drunk, and by her folly in carrying so much money about, instead of putting it in the savings' bank. Remanded for further examination. LAMBETH. lama Page and Thomas Amos, notorious thieves, were finally examined before Mr. Elliott on a charge of steeling a timepiece, of the value of 31. 10e., the property of Mr. Henry Rameden. Mrs. Jane Ramsden, the wife of the prosecutor, deposed that she resided at No. 2, Albion Cottages., Csmberwell ; that on Monday, the 16th, she went into her front parlour at twenty-five minutes pad 1 o'clock, and missed Ur time piece, which she saw We on the mantelpiece about a quarter of an hour before. Its value was U. I.os. a - s7avenger -- , — eal7l . thrt . on Monday week he was in his cart, and la paring through Hall-strest sew the prisoner standing outride the door of the prosecutor He saw Jones go into the garden in front, and look in at the parlour window. He then lifted up the window, entered the parlour, and came out again, and walked • little way with Page. They returned to the homes again, when Page want through the window into the parlour, and returned with • timepiece. He (witness) subsequently sew Page tie up the timepiece and glee It to Jones to carry. They then went together towards the Surrey Canal, and he witness sub sequently gave Information to the prosecutor of what he had Police-constable, 320 P, said he apprehended the prisoners from information he received, and charged them withstealing the timepiece, hot they denied it. John Cote, 166 I', said be knew the prisoner Page very well, and saw him tried at the Newington Sessions in De cember last, for stee li ng cost, when he was sent encedi to bur months' imprisonment. Whams also knew the other primmer, and both of them had been craykted more than once at this court for felony, _ . The prisoners were fully committed for bird. THAMES. A poor man, understood to be a gun-maker, case before the Hon. G. C. Norton (who officiated for Mr. Yardley), and applied for a summons against police constable 104 H, for sinsulting his son, a boy aged 14. Mr. Norton—The usual course iv, when a police constable commits an offence, to maks applioation at the station.= and the superintendent then orders the constable to bd..» a magistrate. Weddle, this second usher of the court, said it was the custom for the magistrate of the Thames Police Court to grant •11131n10110111 in the ordinary form in caw of this nature. Mr. Norton—Very well, then, I will hear the application. A boy then got into the wittier-box, and said he was passing out of the Tower with some guns on Monday s Another boy was with him. It wee °smeary to produce a pass for all goods taken out of the Tower. The boy who pre ceded him bad a pass, end on a polioe-constable, ISt H, ask ing him for one, he pointed to the other boy and said he had the written per. The polio's:mu then called him a little humbug, struck him on the cheek, and knocked him down. He fell upon the guns and wee much hurt. Mr. Norton—Take your summons. The father of the boy said he did not know the name of the pollee-constable. Police-mergeent Egerton, No. 29 H, said that Mr. Steed, the superintendent of the II dirision, would funded the name of the alleged offender. - Thome;Bertram and deiretw &silk cab-drivers, wan charged with assaulting Mary Emden and Harriet Davis, women of the town, sod George Jones, a labourer. It appeared that the two women were parting at the comer of North-street, Jobike-street, Stepney, at two o'clock that month'', what the priaoners rudely kick edpush against them, and on being expostalatel with, Smith ed the woman Davis, who was fir advanced in pregnancy. Bimodal went so the protetnica of her Mead, and was beaten and kicked by the two Mims. Jones went to the protection of the two women, and be was knocked down, dragged along the street, and his Moths torn from him person by the primates, who made their maps. Pollotromatabls Venable*, No. 141 IC, add that after the meanits oompleined of the primers committed a violent se emit ea a respeotablio UMW woman as abe wen entering • pnbile- Nortoa—Wh hortes, aad kaoc.ere is s hut me of her teeth out. Mr. Wittier—Her kinstandssid he bad a intuition in the City, and oottld not km Itis time. Mr. Nosesa—Hle sualll to have besa lea. This is a swat low sad bisekausdpeesseag. The prhoates are SNP tomcod to sail month's Imprlmasoat sad hard Moor. George Bram, abseil 17 yews of age, was charged as 10110.. I'4 lasence of the T division, stated that about hat-past 11 o'clo tactorning, he was on daty In pLin clothes in the ased of Weetbourneitvorts, Netting-hill, which has al bas ben infested with thieves, mean he saw the prisoner sal s•Mber come beta the Amp triad Paddington. The" Aged on neelata whin the seler pei ea a white lirtm, ab l il aTis bawl aam die la awl d lbs eiber. The maw sr girds' el lie. 11. ad salt lee lese out ibi iiiiikiai Pia% bin melaing (Ada min let wee ewe el lbw be peseeled to No. S. Wilma wan illeteamb Ihe mnuat of the brae tine anyelesmar wiransingassmi bp dm side of the tame As hemmed he Is ,II Mas window, Pr eri MN b iim eel aid AA Is AMA upon Ali label to know if ss im ei aM sr Aim la mina Wilms followed the Iv razAz a bilt i tt sbalerpark-teriste. amm o sod tely weal bib Ada lid atailles seem The In pas illa *Mist alling he slopped Ismer, and Whalen he W or k mind his maks ant el tit area. He Naked the Art be wmini der = aid he said had bass to nay Ain et alme mending. He (witness) inquired of the was told that they had not sows sey can He leek an into custody, sad the mbar sae mead ewer. Polleersembilela A. said he kaew the prisoner as the him in constanin el sieving' thieves, and he had also men The irid be did at one time amociate with thieves, hat kb biliwanee In • ilembiur with • stiok, sad he AA ail boa eia awasiews. Mr. ashen Al be Asia emmai the primmer is. in quiries to be mede. TSB OOLLIER6' 87.111 E Di SOUTH Men tie Midland aunties Honed.) Tlss strata at the colliers approaches its termites des. I d a the seem el the week ineetisp have haw held at Weitemloory, Nellimmon, and esme ether Omsk At mese et these the lona hem leen gene thesegh el peeing oemietiens met to go la at the raked arras ; let it km hers a lione only. It le evident seen& that the roes have lest hurt la the bandies, oma the la • very Abort the. they will mare to the ples is the mama mein They have had th teak st epon-eir mentomps, aka I shoat the plt banks, mad have mot Wheeled then eb one scan. The an am begin* to fie MI this sort of thing tope daily ma they east harsahrossisi by this time that they are likely to be in the sues position If the strike is methined, for many weeks longer. The inseam have not intniketed the slightest lanwatioa to mob smy eenosesion whatever, neither are they likely to make any. The fact of the men having Mee net so leap hes not seemed say appreciable warmly of coal ; sad every attempt to iodate the colliers in (Aber districts is strata La proved a theirs, &lab to the pood sense it ths sass, sad not to this Assam drowns NA aissitly wdosidevre to admalatelt... _ _ _ Lt the dose else wee, a cosidereble saber at u... retemml to their work at ea reduced pole; sad we re led le believe that the pester portion of the mealsAar are sessikle at the hatility at • persisassn la Oak posse* asares, sad say west aa esteem it bath to their woe. Tide malt eight bare has the begbalat Se e Oak the ass bed paid the dished alleadea Wes dews sr pa w real those wire isli thaweil. aeamalea vials our ete selhaties. sew estasitag ere see s kosiele amber et Sara. etas eibreeses have makes between the melees wed the euegloyed ea lie pastios Ingle the mem Ire der anode& to tie dead of the or dry hove COMM oeseyekig la seder that those eight be adjusted, wherever es twee ebbe, were MAW 10 OF ddrMls Os es taaaemi steedes the make have me bled apish* waoTw seta awe • pellet, owl bow bra tar Se ere pits amid seri teas week ear week neer era age% Is • dewasil with la *Use to thomeher, ate ankh amply. Last Friday ., sows et So MISS Ise amigo d the op tel_zlly et seseleg Philip War" at ea Dudley deem. te sleek hip tweeiwatks la Or man, be /err. Wilma deollsod le Werke ; altbseek we en gale sees the ewe kse toes la the Merle sole wad pew =bed awdoknee es sane the hetereste et the era Ilea Mr. Willime; sod the aireema— st has were to Welke is this were is petty good prod bow weigistaly the setet aro is the meow Had thry Nought the slew at XL Wanes balm Obey mead to the yea aprdiaste•aloha,it k peek they Teary was aver that ISeed postestkii. Aa k ahoy m gulp ot sett a the ceastoposte whkil Oak own bee 'atonal ages th ew. We Aeon, that at mat at the kW .so which lave bees bold is the enema the ewe, the seise have talus very Hide pot ; the speemese who have skives to Aiwa- Iste the em a lei eat, sail a mile angry kale" are the reel deem at illswast enemy vies are always head lead, is week misabiet ea east semis= ; aid the repo.. arse aolerelly lik at than ebbed &algae is inrwema ay ths procerkag he white they bays tesortei et tawasseiNg Ike resetiere with the ignite The right et es isake namit m rile at wages offend to eats is sal Amid. bowls. Medea& se we t►isk. kale karma, &air epee be hie; but It is aa addition al ems kr egret that the elms of poem to when we have tehned should be make to sake halo sad besot • quarrel et this had without being eagle to sane soisure at pribleatest. OFFICIAL CHAIN AND BADGE FOP. SHERIFF ltac - t or Lertear—Tbe elliel aria an badge etekk bet yea bete enepbeelGader, dopey el the ewe el Wabash sad sheaf abet, dbebers net myth, as duke bet Ina tree It bre bre tend by lb. Iletealf Rapped, of lisb date tampeeel et bealesse ameave albradlar fa abed and Walt gold agreed, eared, sal esimdb. le Ms yeetki is begat. The bat rad ebiadeed gail MAW three ecaspertmete, sr Webb, yea able ere emblesseed INININSi the lamay mar sad west et Yr. Order, es uus Ibem et Ns City Leedom (vie netee) t ad el the mat, • Itiedberz ; the whole tombs ea *ant ifeebeat el ertatie skill and deep. ASSIZR INTALLIGENOIL WESTERN CIRCUIT.—BaurroL, Avou 25. (Belay Mr. Baca Wawa and a Spacial Jury.) A.apo a. 11ASZL17f. _ _ _ olard In this case, w wee partl y yesterday, Mr. Collier and Mr. Kerslake were mused for the plainftff, and Mr. Coleridge and Mr. Kingdon for the dehndant. The didenthat wits the captain of the Undaunted, which was chartered en from Melbourne to London, end which called at Calcutta. At Calcutta about 200 wooded soldiers were tats cm board as parsugere, as well as many °Moms, who had hem engaged b the fearful struggle In India, and were model'. home. The um wee reamed this day, when Mr. Coleridge arkiressed the jury for the defendant, and urged that Mr. Krug had ecatested the authority of the cap tain, and he must have known that the authority of the cap lath once overthrown, the bonds of discipline would bs broken asunder, and there would be anarchy and confusion on hosed. The jury would not wonder that in a moment of excetement, and at a time of ounailerable peril and danger, as he be lieved, materially contributed to, not to say provoked by the plaintiff, himeelf, Captain Franklin vindicated in the person of the plaintiff, the just and proper authority which it wee ne mseary should be poeeeseed by every muter of a chip. The %plain of the Undaunted had the responsibility of a large ship, • cargo of enormous value, and between 300 and 400 souls. Lord Chief Justice Tindall had held that a captain was justified in excluding from the ship'. table a man bemuse he annoyed smother end need insulting lan guage ; and Lord Ellenbornugh was disposed to go further, and to hold that a captain was justified in putting a man in irons for refusing to fight at a time of war. It had deo been held that a captain had a right to knock men down end Imprison them to prevent a fight which might oompro- Wm the safety of his vemel. He should therefore ask the isto believe that the captain was justified in ordering the tiff to confine himself to his cabin, and that sa he re- to do so, he had a right to use physical force to restrain Lim _ . . . ease Freaklin, the defendant, wee celled, and gave his ecommt of the matter. He stated that he was apprehm sive of a mutiny. He feared that the soldiers wottM take the part of their akin, and that there would be;i=lis for mar hand. Whim the ship arrived at Pi Mtn Hunt summoned him before the magistrates, but case wan dismissed. The defendant was cross-examined at great length, with a view to ascertain what grounds there were foe his apprehend ing mutiny. He said he considered that them wee a disposi tion to weaken or upset his authority, but admitted that when Weft* Longdon promised his seristenos he considered all danger over, sad that he did not imprison the plainti ff till after that. Th e witness was farther Interrogated as to his having threatened to pall Lieut. Armstrong's nom, end to wrier Cvt. Hunt's, and other angry words to another officer, and he admitted that hewed them when ins passion. Philip Bonarins and George Crook, the first and moon.' stewards of the ship, Mr. Smyth, the first officer, and Mr. Lansbery, a passenger, were called in corroboration, and all swore to Captain Hunt, one of the officers on board, having said, tt Tarn out the hands, and then we will me who strongest. Mr. Smyth described the porringers es noisy, sad said they made the ship more like a pothouse than a quarter deck. Mr. Coleridge sad Mr. Collier having addressed the jury, Mr. Hama Watson anntnied up, and 8761 The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff—damages, .. _ _ (Special Jury.) BARAN!? O. THI MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY. Mr. M. Smith, Q.C., end Mr. Klagdon, vows for die pinetid, and Mr. Ban, Q.C., Mr. Suns, end Mr. Co&ridge for the defines. This wu an action by a poor women to remover mummer tion for Walla she heel received through the alleged negli gence of the company's servants. The plaintiff, Mary Barrett, lived with her husband in one de row of outages on the verge of the Midland Railway, at duped& of St. Philips, Bristol, and opposite the cottage Is a footway agrees the line. It was frequently the ore that trucks remained on the line, and on such occasions It was the custom to separate the trucks so as to leave open the footway for perencers. On the morning of the 10th of January, ISA MraMerrett bad amnion to go into Bristol on business, and she we onneing the railway at the path in question (which was, to fact, the costly udon of a footway which had tented Wire the railway wee made), and In so doing she bad to pass through the opening between two lots of trunks. She saw me re—heard no seem or say signal or warning, but lemaelleft the trains cloud up sod caught her I ems beams the buffers of the beau The carriages the a .... sad she got out, and was removed to the Bristol , when It was foiled that both arms had been so y es to render immediate amputation neon eery above the elbows. She was in the family-way at the dine, end wee edged in three months afterwards of a child which seheep aid ; while, to complete her mise ries, her hied her. and she had to be removed to her Meek pew peeple, in Cornwall, on whose bounty she wasdepeisst. It we , whetted that the action had been brought deans! the Heim of the vicar of the parish in which she Need to Oarawelk whetweirekworated:bec dine- Won and misled bar with am< Oa the Os WWI" wwww, wallesalswied at tbs melba Gr a n *revel the iirmee et the plain tif f , ad is aelweiver sad *ass IMO alibi to Mare that she wee ema awl mili o t e r r Meal leek flar a few minutes, and that on the im i S t ea wit, she ran forward, and got knocked dews own Bolt The jury a medial for the plaintiff—Damages, 4004 TSB POLICE MUMS. MANSION-HOUSE. Two IMMO, who have been often in custody for soliciting charity through the City, were brought before the Lord Mayor op= the charge at having pushed their " trade " in a moat prereering maser la the large thor=a7s am well the as in sans passages near the Royal It 7 - Pellarra amid—Betwma 3 sad 4 o'clock eata be g g l saw Omit (ono el the thisdants) ea Aber a llaw saccesstal repsrlaments be went to the owner of Lorgarsg-atreet, and mat two ether Lasers, with whom be ecesuariested. They soon asperatmd, sad I followed Crake, who rated into • • respermble oyster shop, and bed bread and ohms and beer those, and then went into a deer shop. (A langh.) I took him into caMody, and I found 6d. in his =bat I em sure that he had got much more mossy in The Legg Mayor—No doubt of that at all. Those who do the bedew of beg= are in the habit of meeting by =rel dni ssor they ol 011 . 12111111, and handing over to that if they did not dia. berth= thimmithe 1 117 11 4,....w 7 mge1ie that office for them. The Tellsiera—M to minors past 6 I saw the other la is anapway with four other lowan la We NO sod went into a herrn la , sad there. I Mowed him to several ethor in j:ess, end sow log of every well-dressed person he sod at rot I look bibs has ertody. We know that INK this desorlylks get a peat der ot money In the tare of the The Lord Ma City yor—l have mortared that they tarry on a mat mamemseflil trade in the City, and their wretched appear ma Is wet rekekted to deck the ocooperka of the oars- The delta We NMI sot get a IMF to go boats in, M mime ~ to beg to wee no Mee sir maim. The Led Mger—Ne, bat y the ea ld rather quietly bare mad live osedmelelly Arm p pi t ywouy of the public than g beg o beam and work. T dew beak dyes, sa well as I know, the elanses in the Migglag Lot by which you ere teemplstely proteste=4 seri Or eireas, met = tailnetice, bat la et&arbo pmakampliesis deathly► supply*: the annines imprlser 'oho= our streets with the mess ad entrisMag the system. It is itoporible to go *bag witheat hag Whited by multitude. el ad z trod that than who raid the onwrimp o l e Z their loads in every sme or mkt de dodder this pat evil. The help wee en boss* ellhedsd, sad ear card will pat ea le sa al war booms iseasehle. Om el Zs piles Irgestese MI ihe diesedues glues Itie to the braeorzsos et freer mods lord ship to tie lei beer siesssa ao doubt If the aid by Ye lords* theig ic weregivos, the ahmkges deal be very sets Mt oelmowledgod by ass el bream Y the Caw. Ter Loot Mayer—Ths mime to wish I sands treats of mile/ to dialllate Less" sad is as hews •—" Med. It shall be the dery td rem East India Company to tsks chirp al awl seed Mem er otherales provide tar, a persona brag Lass" er is.. althea al the teoltories der Me were. arid err a ta p i eszeay who de bead dealt*. fa the %Med If any sari paean le Mimed end esWied sizardissm i otersess, et ether meow sd. samillitel ;" IsaTo by t ths p or, nob " leg gs r d ie g V • 11 , 11 0 1 ; rim adios timed fa wadi to Ur of the Cartel Moth= el the Li UdesOera at B.ll : 66 42- d , foi e eo bz es predicate, de pialsehes; the Zed Lae Cheeped, AM meet le the add median m eller p eat or the lemma ortt e = easpap a males dully atpmeded by the in ethering relarblog snob deritate prom rear the tier at which oesh dassai sat or °amides gives." The dekerkais, who showed try venom modem and se. lakes that they ham ail shoat the sti r _, hen odd lie/ V hls wield Ist Sem go he aril mover sOW feces sada la Ms wadi. The Lard Mayer, lower, mot thin eV add as raper filmdom dm ether to the antheeries el the aka, who will forked& commudeate with the Zed ladle Ompeo wren, ea the widest or disk imeedide degertare from this casatry. 11911•STRBET. _ . _ Orrherior orros io, virl nadir 16 years at age, vas antra ekk them ke., le awswat7il i t i r pre s == Murphy. The ea oid mom, who did sot look meth statelltetebe lived et 2, Neer-elnet, Bt. Oilee's, Ned wee the v& rid • labouring ewe, maned Jew Marph z ,orlto dealt ilk sad who we et e the pewee ststriaela flia kw, or she mead be wertarred," as 71 . 1 .. 7a M el= its ems beak The prisoner lied as • mesa& is the km& Oa Ois lOk of August, tie (preeleatrk) Ltd Ma *Wing flesewskog with acme frivolo, sod a day deka die ewe haws the wane kw liquor. swag dews Awl end he skip. Ike always eared bar swag fa a lb• Obi. el wile as won ler as& t the das Wm dee MI does in bad b a th. bag • pant A e wedisibt 18 moralps, • U. sots, dm 1 0 ll'. (so. for ALLBOAD MUIBBB BY A WIYE. An inquest was held on Tuesday . at the Old Bwaa La, on tits body of Jain Webster w.wftiftg , • pub- Ikon, of New hill-Meese, Dudley, who it his death under tbe following abonwsbasse On W UM Weak the doomed and his wife win sad in the somas of the disturbance Wader was struck an the head with a kitchen pokor by his ww Oliters afterwards took part in the quarrel, sad Wads, wee kicked sad otherwlee 111-trsated. He was Wan to bed, and died ca Saturday night foes the Wades be resived. Z. 3W, torgn a : mia l Dna: 4 =d at the tatilty that he maw alsommd ea end he eamplsined pals its the hook of head mad is his sib be appeared me eshomteL Witness mods • pest meedem aim-toles el the b* el demesed, mad tram that ezmalamdka II wee his 'phi that death was tamed by *jobs readved ea the head sad body. Demand Wald MU* Oat he lad yeadvad *Oat treatment, bat did nut meadles ettp sewn- he dbabtetly stated that he bad re , calved Weir ea the elk ham kicks. The injuries oa the ere** as head meld set hare best eased by a hit, bat mad haw lama mimed hp a blow ham sees tamireseest, or • serhad Woe. as the wood was ma extesalve aw Mr. Cam, ma gay disemwed hal. AIM a eemmier, ?Meg at Rosa Oak, &pond Weft la the hems et desemed ea Wednesday bet. De mmed sad his wile wets pearreDing. Ttwy west into • beck- Weiss, sad he followed Ihms. commeamilduing him. Bo saw Mn. Wester with a poker is her had. She atm& at bar baehmeire heed; baths sail set swear that the yews Awed at deressi shuck lista Pees Amgen afterwards sem M the Um and jelaelthe k q He sew ow at the sinsge sea bittiag dateesed and Mn in the eide, alma he was dews es the Iw. lire. elette's daughter, by a knew laslossi, was kieldeg him es wee alio a Ile. Evens ; mad a mos, about 14, wee 1141/teg whit a essedesitek fa his bead, in a " Main aidleile." Sa did set hi see Lad. dereemed strilte a Slight Wow ; he had se Imelimmat _ _ _ At thh stage of the presseireve the Chrome - - 166 Jar/. He said it waddles aeoeseary, for ahe bletietlietka, to have as adjoursmot. The officer, fluddinsa, weed ree =time to oomph* the came, sad *mews fur** owl- The todartasate wit., the * too t a l a tesa 131 • OW pee**, aad the other weal, she sr quire time to a 71 1 cl i visor. It wee hie duty le cedar Wes. Wes _Hannah sod ions loorwoak, George Leven* mad Shah, late emardie. The rheas* were tabs te the pelkepaielfas, bat upon enlvtag Uwe we* the esemer's eller% Os abed aiegerla thshat weasel to nod* then with the essiasios mew. The math* bra wasted a pest deal of ametilemeat fu Dad- Ivy. The *rest I. which the toque* has bald was crowded to CIO= dazing the inquiry.—Bireetielhati Da* ANA IiABKIITS COTTON.--LTVIZPOOL, AUGUST 26.—The market to. day Jam bean steady, and the quotationa are from 1-16 d. t o ja above the sma ll au ks. of lam week. The sales iunottat 16,000 balm, of which 6,000 are for speculation and export, _4600 Surat, 60. to 8 3-18 d.; 300 Egyptian, 83. toilid.; 800 Paula, Eid. to 9id. ; 300 Maranham, Bd. to 911. ; izmo American. CORN.—BosTow, AUGUST 26.—Oar market has been well supplied with wheat to-day, in which s Lair trade was done. Oats, beans, and pees, tittle or nothing doing. R o l wheat, 445. to 475.; oats, 245. to 284.; pass, 45e. to 4414.; beans, old. 60s. Broccrox•ox.Tier, ArOl7l3T 26.—The weather durin g the put week has been very uneetiled, and a quantity 1:4 Uhl bee fallen which has materially impeded harvest opera. U. To this day's market we had a very small supply of grain from the growers. Wheat sold readily at an advance of 2s, per qr. on the currency of this day week. Oats and barley in good demand at previous rates. In other articles no change to note. Imports during the past week:—Wheat, elestwiss, 110 qrs.; oats, comets!, 320 qrs.; barley, foreign, 480 qrs. cerrui.—SOOTHALL, AI7OIMIT 26.—Prime qualities realised better prices. Beef nude from 2a. to be. ; mutton, es. to 6s. 2d. ; lamb, Sc. to Be. ; veal, es. to h.; pork, 2s. 10d. to 4s. per stone of 81be., sinking the offal. COALS. - LONDON, ADODST 26. - re. Beholds West Hartley, 16a. 6d. ; Daviaon's West &May, 16a. &I.; Tan&dd Moor, 13s. Taaeld Moor Butes, 13.. 3d.; Walker Prizoces, 12.. 3d.; 14s. ; Was En d Acorn Close, 15s. 9d ; Will. End Baum, ; Will. End Bna, 165.; Walls End Charlaw, 16..6d.; Walls End 16.. 9d.; Walls End Clostorth , 16s. 3d.; Eden Main, 16a. 9d.; Walla End Bells, 16a.; Walla End Belmont, 16a.; Walls End Dqbarn Orange, 168.; Walls Bnd Pram 16s. 9d.; Will. End Haw, 17s. 6d. 1 • Walls End 12 41 4: 4• Orangs, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Lambkin, 16s. 9d. ; Was End laurel's Hatton, 16..; Will. End Bewares, 17s. 3d.; Will. End Bhinaffa, 15s. &t. ; Will. End 16..; Walls End Baugh Hall, 16s. 9d.; Walla End liv e l l ZZ 145.; Was End South Kam, 16s. Ild.; Was End Tsai, 17s. 3d.; Brown Moor 1;11laln, 14..6d .; Nixon's Marthyr, 215.; Nixon'. D , 215.; Was End South Hotta, 175.-13hIpa at market, ; sold, 49. TRAFFIC ItRTURN 8. Mee /.4*. Ye. Told. TOY RAWII/111. ova Wirl% *WILL ISK LW. Week amiag.torad 14. IS 1 A M. Mom. IU 4 897 94 M. Imilara... -- Li 4.074 4.044 Ws* mew Ansunk 1 1.. - Oral Nona= UI 1.3.111 10,803 24,030 31.744 Wok maw Jovial 11. 11.114•48.1111allmor 8 111 487 1.448 1.384 "`"` - `4Ck m • Mae pod ——* UM 2.480 74 8 7.111 (MU W MS - 31 984 82 414 Wein IIIV::ili gm lime ea %Ea USG= MI MOIR .... INI M.= 4.311 VOW Ilasehrlat, 44110118 ... .... UN UN QUO 10.218 um asi.MN 500 UM UN IF hkiiiiiii ....... liiii ... : IBM 111 3.531 4,0 M 1.535 7,707 owl Toefgln ... . 141 13,434 1 0. 1 05 2 3.731 WM imil Blembabiai I. pfi UM NM CM4Mer SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. OhManic (rahoeser), of fitairangor, Olsten Drone, from tkii port. bemired at Me =Mors on no WM Augur r mar nu Holm crew aand.—Werwpoet, Aug. U. Crareedia, of Enter, Oapiala liflddloonno, front Girgonti to New. mole, laden with sulphur. foondwed on the ath of July, abort 50 mils W. of Sardinia; ere= ran d.—Pohnouth. Aug. St. Pres= (Canadian aehooner), from anthem to this port. with slam. became waterlogged, and foundered our Port AWuo darn, a gaia yostardsy; cargo upon= to be eand.—Quabas. Lem IL Palmyra, Capiatn from tiewpxt for Qua= sob a/ Wit= bland. bat la expend to be raised. Three =Konen ban anlvad with railway Ina (root bor.—Quell= Aug. 14. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Anthem (alp), from Calcutta tor London. July 21.1 at. 12.221 N., kn. 13.3 s W. Ann Beaby, tram Illaceo. 100 days. July 9. at IL thiess. Alfred the Grist (ehip), standirog to the westword, June 25, Ist. 37,6., bea.10.30 Astarte (brig). from "angora far Falmouth, 71 days, Jos se, lg. 93.8011., km. 17.13 N. Des (Arial& skip), July 15,1 at. N., len. 17 W. fromßeaky for Liverpool. June FL lat. St 8., km. 17 N. Mebane. Jose 27,15 t. 94 B, las. 17 IL ake, hom Lead Jai, 19, lat. 10 Ida H (harm). hum ... Ma th is for Livirpoil. days, June 23, lat. 24.3 9., los. 29.10 Z. Isar (Nap), from Akyab for Falmouth. 74 days, hat her Jibboom, Jose U, 1.1. 35.10 6., log. 17.10 IL Eirktsni. from Laudon. July 14, km. 11 9'. lasarbakire bound wistward, Aug. 17, Ist. Al tt.„ km. 11 W. ltelbeurse (ship), from Mono ice Landau, July 14, lat. 11.93 N.. lon. 29.411 W. Mora WO. from &Woos for Falmouth, he days, June U. 14, U IL. kw 1319 R. Nimrod (ship), stand*/ to the westward. June 24, lat. HA F.. ism. Orkin Lam NOM(barque), from Bahia for Inerloa, 40 days, Aug. 0. lit. 117.92 . MI Poem. train Bombay. 74 days, July 9, arrived at St. Helms. • , 'lairs (Alp). tram London for Sydney. al days, Atli 26, 45011. m N. lan. 26.N1 W. . Witch of Hsi Taiga (Wow), from Caldera for Ilrapcol, dim July 21, lat. 9.50 N., Ica. Mae W. WE= or nut EicitEw STRAKER Tinas.—Waal HAZTLIPOOL, AUGUST 24.—The captain and crew d the late easel-steamer Times, of the port of London, arrived here this moraine and reported the loin of their vemeon Sunday sit nova, about 35 miles off the land. The Times was trader between Neweaatla-on-Tyne and Holland, and hit the port of Searlingen, to the latter place, on Salanday, with a cargo of estele fur Newcastle. The weather was then pwleotly Sea, and continued so during the remainder °Me passage. About two o'clock on Sunday, without = viou• warning, the shaft of the screw propeller broke near the uses-past and burst the Muffing box, teadng away the thick emend pietas. The water rushed into the leak is spits of the efforts made to stop it, and is twenty minutes It bad mashed and extinguished the engine Sues, and speedily filled the whole of the uttermost part of the mood The bulk-heed fortunately ssillord tar a ormaiderable time to keep the vessel afloat, end enabled the crew to ma a good part of their property. The captain and crew took to the boats at 6 p.m.. end lay by the tieamer till 8, when she went down, about 86 miles off the In. The boats than gaged their oourse for the shore, which they reached at o'clock this morning, making the fishing vfflag• of &clothes, whenes they were towed here by a tug. After leaving the wrecked steamer the boats lea in with the Dahomey Clown, of Aberdeen, Nioholla maater, who took the crew on board, and kindly treated than till they They afterwards Sell to with a Danish asborson they also boarded, and the input* of which entertain& the hos pitably. The Tines warn th is l o urerty of Yr. J. Vastoppn, vi a 134 tone register, and (Adnetissesent]-IIOLLOwaVii OINTKINT AND PI LIA amass twain me Dap Lese.—Nr. lhead. War. at Old ter • lees Or Mtla tens mos le leg. Watt rost Se erns bie ern wie hi lest Ms his ma lobed MN la ailed melee dill le WM •GM me tan nese me el r i esstV .Bl74 la my as Nike the ore mem et lammed natees Ore mid= aim he. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ASHWOITIL—Aerse et. at the Vlausge. Nether W. MM. the ate d the Mr. A. H. Admorth. of . daidas BEVICIAL—Aviee M.t aftesserateet. Belo' .the Hs Ha Neeta Baehr, a sdaseter. OHAMMILL—Asaet U. et lasetemsa. IM. 0. H. Cheedia. a KO. 001 BOLD at Mednateee Mahn. MM . 021.1111 We Be.. L S Oebleld. et ea. 0001311.—Aiase fi at eillee Perames 'heaved. Yadadq avail of the Ms d. le A. Ooop 'oat • los. IMIL — AN IIII 11 . et IM7, seer eatert the wVe of Ei.llda. Ni.. Li..d s see 71611.—Asavet Mat Nautated. Leas. the aft of M. Ha. M et sem. seathces. ROLLIN WORTH.—Auvest If , at Iteseir, tbe ate a H. N. 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