The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-29 00:00:00

SPORTING. THE I)OXCASTER ST. LEGER. TO TWO 'OTTO& Or TIES 11PLISI. Sta,—Tire are so rimy oireurettrees to be Ones ri coaddersties eineesien Ilia thtureens' Si. Lam that there be rry kw es Nene re ea seessat et dteestrer 1 anew rent Y wired te snit a rectelsty, lee neolleniens et ibe ISM law sr losortner la 1467, d Illlegra r UNA and et Billimela 1436, b Wash not W .sew peretoW7 shwa is nen ass serrate hw , and is. le ens Inn not ow is lensed et ne nee . 1 . 6. M • " hello PMeeimml Lend, Of sayers re W sib& show be es Its. Irk Besay bed to sueserb te • My tar ern sr re rib ber is the Ors. re sersie Or we " emberer the Derby Imre nee Orel beim IN; Illieser vas MOM Yd Inn bet. Anther, and No sew erred with lair as the Dab y padisc. wed Messrs Mr nub Geld tot tbei OessiT Sire. that tin wore d reds' vend re re be tottrined et err Serer; el ell ether emir& (be re eel, hank to Ms at Yen), upset toe " net seed nese err ail nal orb* briseebeed one ow rand= nitre berg a mew trek IN ever near v. Warn ILlStarr, 13 a II ma sr rent 7 leo I es litii Deany med Ipmenmem itartke alias 4 ent re etre te 4. Cer enjoruip, the tan et all Iles works • s Istebssislas ottigth user Ilesenterle be= his. boles is re Darby nen err its elimemik Moe is err, mow ••= B tb• Pne= Is or el nor mirk net oily errs sow or ire, Ind ger es wach aatid Mel kle sneer turtles tbe near we ortriellr, Vereser ltpteg Drirrel. Ind Sur plice wtitre err try nes, sun if be mast ail. the seri boner se tb• quenelle Min berm maned Lessen inn dm Bre Ittlerd. le. el se le Meet • field et the pretest erns, but 1 bon weds seer le unenelen tint tt will IN. be be weds up of tbe Uses( lot . _ Anon - Greer Therm Burgomaster hierissetts Limited Lir radar May Wears Lire Defender Sommeirsids Gladiolas Trager Ho many of the Etre me es en reakty that ray ea* be diorama' togst Mr_ sad amber at the sire ire, the pert orrunicse of Okelbeite=mestrit i OfEntifff!.. err Nspolom affordisg cos of re Saes it le graft to entritive, for Gladiolus sr Desrmassm sat is the rest Northern is the . wino dm Omar, with 2lb the bent of the weight., bad • the test ef the rem, es Got a gound at two ...II always Mat lima together. The snot day Volatile received lib hem Dergemestor, and woe imams by ma easy tire parts of • Mgr ; end if we ens Omer opts bra form = l. as geed this it wry ths rant Asir vs ma tabs Deggesseeter Gladiolas ia emir with arises mid Ossessisr, De Tele tile had a sharp struggle with theirs, in the Diessilr wins In naive of 10tb, sod tinoly beet hits, DM Orselot wee dleappried non then is. In the sassy mhe might hen named porilikes with hen; at way ter It raid he per fair not to allow Vellesileting is the arm sad to oats Gamester a 10Ih seperim inimeL Uwe to iste oonsiderailos, too. the het of re Yee toe moss la him when atoning Napier der the Ger 7sejehie&Mem there to sot an omen beim= them saime it be hi &Toot, in that the pair ere about 1011, bettor them Volatile, Remomaster, consequently, having glees Lord Zealsad's filly rilb and (my) • 41b biotin in the meksg, mutt be on equal terms with Napoleon sad Gemara, the three tar just behind Gladiolus, if we give him 41b kg the defeat of Bummerr in the Groat Northos. I am sot overlooking the ruining of ()Winos with Volatile, and Gamester at NOWCallia when be • bib peenty, sod was heeten off, for he was not at all up to the mark, rang done but link work attar the Darby, in which nos ha wee always • little better lima Gessesser, diatom stria/Fled the longest end finished Ant if the two. Borgomaetei • dew at Egbaa I do not take musk bead of either, for ha looked anything but fit to no,, sod be sem " come - again In the betting, but with Olsoldsbes It at the post ha is bound to hold him safe, sad I Assts nahseitatingly gins him the preference of the quartette ire analysed, ao matter bow ohs market might contradict me. Bait for Phan tom rang run so" In-and-oat" all the seems, he would be behind the lot, for Gamester hen him • lista at Ascot; still, he beet Comforter sad Sir Romig so sanity for the Newmarket Stakes, that I would more place him at the load of them, espociey *Dee what Comforter did at Geed. wood. It was rumoured that Phantom was lust Jost before the Derby, sad if such were the case be amid it have done much work for his Ascot saganmest. I moot believe J. Ikon to hare a chance with say other of his Isom, and If Whitewall is to impair' ere world again with one of its "duffers" (?) it moat be with his arras% Comforter sad Asir are roe together, from their 'woggle at LI bat we have so MUD. of getting a We betimes at= say other animal is re ran ifter, Vallee ie be be P et Itarni 1 0 :40 behind Pharos, sad to.. follow re Noniron Stare running only of Phantom sad Combiner. Witmast sot be surprised to son Aston an equal favourite site the latter ere Ile erg, as he is fairly 'stilled to that ratios, and the 9ednestorl graph, an very for of him. Nay Morning kw dos nothing mat yet, for she was ally a bead better than nomad at Arcot. and lot. Clowns not Wag ale to stay twe. than • re le. she had little to do at Etockbridgo. At Goode.," err (and it it^n was pathetic., sad yet Wm could an Aloe to the long race ono her het day,• bora his Rouble gl Wog her a lump of weight, and always having the best of it, Cost furter antis; up abloom a. badly is oho did. Defender roe very mysteriosely at Liverpool, tit we can get a line very molly for him, hi. Dinky form being • little better Um tbet of Gladiola., and ens ilb behind that of Dumper. Mrs ante, and Porto" Land—the Dimerter onto berg, pea baps, son salted to him then Itessm. The the.. refeee/Se• adage of the Days were so elms tegellier la the Derby that it le an to andereird how they all keep their pottier is the co.riort. the fact ef Promised Land being so badly beaded noir all hi. old friends to *pie rally road him, red ere are freely tail that be sot oily turns the tables nom Korea sett. end Trumpeter, bat that he wins the ID. Lager. Aso cording to the eats of the adds," he hat Ism is de at Duerseter the be had in the Two Thema Oicoari, be bring a better favosefts sow than ever be woo t.r that art ; bat he ime a gnat hone to beet in Illationetta, re, it is said, re stopped Is his with test beiges the Derby, whisk will account for the hosiirtil. to Gm laid metro{ bin, should the rumour be true. T ht. It ...id be Totem great a drawback to Marionette so wee too todteentist tooling' Protaird Land remit*" ' • end were they Lill to 'obit the arena is p Meet condition, there would it L. such • dames is their visas as the smilvt at waist rarer, Trager has, porn, ere kited. thou his stable esmseslon, whore Goodorod Cup running ha. ...dal the miser el tray of his edminve ; but hunt heal annul.' be Oakes el that, for Or pie their favour ite lad up to tide The Irk" Or ewer StralaSat war sot Trumpery, is that V he did amt reek lawn Is the Derby he has so thence With Xarisarte, while if he did he te worse off still, and 1 earn, gird suck • famine., for him at Dok ler ea et Erma. Staurreide re ray rerestiy bete upped is her work. ant atm were liars st tee time she word set be able te sailor a St Lowe never ire. RIMS sew there is se le hew s dealt' she may go offerer sr. rimy die bet le her praii lir marg I mast gin the Days the geerrease or rine: &mt. it to i mpatient. te deny, pa bar earthing rsde is the Omit. hells later berg ths Mimes st the ; list ohm miners Tram at Nor Seer was berm half • &Amu WOO*. end Lir it herr the Goiderood Cap, tetra owe son the Se. Leger h wadi he say ad. r a there toe egret her; and yet it war be so tonality furS•aerrn/etoter bar stun, she beers bees dia.- rioted ate mon critical point Is thy Oaks. Agri, Wild Rosenholm" knatill within shout Sib of ihinimmeoldo et Epson, wigs at Uwe. Toaresmest beat the less to • common easier at nest weights, mad if Samenerside ems heat the Parr Led o Taormina thonld ham venal Goodwood Cep. es be is el m good • nom eis say anti roes Mom pm old Elise. Two repaid wiggler, sass ad Ralph., are the only Mien ms deer= end I ems only say list every • 'foils bar mole te get the Mow debt kers jeerer, while Idelpho, otter reran rat re premier with him in tossers rib the Greet Ter. shin Salvo a Ins Amen a aromer to noddle with. It woad he premstan foe se le try to sure at the re brie 'miters d parrs. as • rest den on he der lower sew end the mart; is for, bird the Peered Ler baffles hens sapported toe appear', glad weary, series remaritake hat bial se a yet, sad I is sally gre them* el my reline et the partermaiseesel these ret ens mom epee/ after. there heir se bar wt, I sr arms sate this by the Worm bendier. tad............il ..... ; ; sat.. .......... g NS. Ma flaw a If N. 4 sweets Wis visimissliy at t es ts e r sir M erriman a Lambs ef Imilidoge it so tioste ilbsa w • Lu< gm psillinsios• IlanyErs issrisly Dud im Wm is le Imsd is dip Via the L. coatkiss.-1 so, ea., TIOR. PROGRAMME OF LICHFIELD RACES. wounnw. 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Orrrisior Rl* 1/4117. oar prorry Arra kr ths sort of Arr. Timstehee ilea mps*, 47, sato% C++ WmLalira was e& • , so make good replies. The Claimmies, sisep, wee brought &mut N. Itasboor mid mooed of Ms/we-yard, as • bar meal. The amiss mow %pie Bonus muffed 1 10 merniag the Kerissrbeali isr N. Baltic. The Mak ISBN, silina yacht, Manta Oemmembe I. I. =assavolowl this marialmg from the seatweed, to he la om N. Lira of le Admiralty who ere geared I. arrive ea their amid obit on Wolmealay tram. The PIM laud will Mid • Imes at N. Cormammaria-Cidere ease et Me eghst so Wiley morning. The Money, 40, mom, Captain Ceding!, will sail to morrow, to jots the Channel squadron, calling at Plymouth. WOOLWICH, Acorn' 29. Several guns of smooth bore which have been riled at Woolwich Aroma spa the principle Ismatod by Sir W. Amanita ware haat on Sattuday at Illtratary sess, sad the mash we highly satisfactory. The ream of prods/Mg Aged ordamee hots the gams arm la Mae is on to be wad am walk the utmost wavily, as lt hew eland of Ingeatamse that the whole of the Royal Artilhry lead* be insinseed i the one of the saw weapon at the aaaast pendble period, ead balsas a saltalent master of Er W. Armsmaste gone meld be tented eat. FATAL AOCIDIXT AT WOOLWICH DOCK YAZD. Oa easidist marred ichard lisksh ili taer M the dockyard. TM to Rdeceased ass at weak am the Agatha strew frigate, which is mow big Aga with bar machinery, and whilst in the angina atm &adages( to rim a porton of the same, of Warm might. it accidemally tel upon the unfortunate eau sad mad his is a herbal manner. Oa account sf the weight of the hes it wee ammo mismas bah.* the dasased ma k, be &striated, sad beanw that a strongly °smashed that It required six men so Mese him on • stsetsar, far eamveyeast to the Royal Marles Hospital, where dm& teralmated his irodwings imeedimly altar admisgem. AND CHESHIRE JUNCTION JUILWAL The half-yearly morel meeting of theshareholdes of this compay was held ea flat today, at the cane of the cosipsay BlTkllMbild; Mr. 1. G. SALHIDURT, raiding. The report wee aststl, and it was resolved that the thvi dead should be st the ale of 24 pr east. p• r sasses. The CH•IIIKAN laid all aunties 01 the meet* to the subject of the Ghee Inas whisk have for some tine pest bees maw over the Has as Baader. The directors ware _ stray divided on the abject, ea hedid sot Mu a donde se important • quads by his ramie, vote. Ile was bound to say that, as ha es his ems obesnatloa bad goes, the oomplaints of drunksaasse and disorder b the striate of Caster on the part of the par gore by these cheap tniu were sot well grounded. Bat gbh the company Ikb was a question of profit, and be did sot think that they ought to do disho nour to God for Use sake of pralt. Fear of his colbegues speed SA him. The other tin alto held that they ought sot to diabase: God; bat they thought that they wore drag good to Gas matures by bringing them out of the rat. op stateeptim• of a large town like Limpid into plass where dm egad breathe the bah air. fie dsabled abeam they Wilda tabs the seas view if the trams wen rea at a les. It had hew wall observed at one of that. maaYap that the eat of a sisals "spill" might men ran absm3 all the rats whisk Sair Sunday train. would mks for theca. It was • misseles, however, for the VIZIto decide, and he would han it la their hands. usages* a director, thought the company, se LITZ=of bit reed, were bound to give the poor maa, the rick am, us opportunity of going into the onstry, and into the tea air, on the Buda, if he de sired Joycza (of Miler) deprecated the giving of extra ordinary ireilitlee linnday travelling, and propooM that the faft• OM Ihnedsgs be net lowered. Kr. DAMIBTIMIS2 =Mk Slid Mr. HoLDERN GAS mended, ea amendment leaving the question to the N. M. Kr. TATIt Lon mid there was more drunkenness in Weepy ghee the stoppage of Sunday travelling then them bed ever been before. _ _ _ Mr. Bancaorr and Mr. TITHE/WIGTON were content that tba ordinary trains should ran un Bundays, bat °Vetted to " cheap" trains. Bight hands only were heli op for the amendment. and the resolution of Mr. Jose. was carried by an overwhelming majority. The misting than separated. LAIIINTA BEL RAILWAY ACCIDENT. —On Fri day sight a fatal accident happened on the Newport, Aberreav-ney, tad Berefold law of railway to • lab. Mr. Harrisoo, the secretary sod mumps of the Messaasthehire Railway sod Cartel Company, byre about a ealle tram Newrrt, and os Fridey evenly wee wended on illo tall day with his .ifs. at. Mort datums from his ow. Mw Br. Benison had walked on before, aad wee 30 or 40 yard, a-head of too wife when he bawd the whistle of a dowerhappie trate. He turned sad mellowed to M re. Her nias to get out of the say, end Dew her walkimg elanndd the Int space &Await the up sad down Ilse. Be dealcdYed M bee to avoid the hopooding denser, for tho Wein wee tepidly approwhinE, end the whistle still sounded. Mt.. Benham appeared bewildered, and wee sew to attempt to met the line on which the baggage train we.. As ohs Ms* the nem sena' h...., and hes Id. wee instantly sserifiesd. Her body wee weeteletod is s Earful meads*. awl Its retrisine hd to he Whined ta s sheet. An *neat as. held on Saturday woondeg, whom a mass of Accidental 'dealt " as. re nnet OLD WOMAN'S BOBBT.-0a Wednesday, at the swift of the Ilessisel +ad Booed of Orrellent, an •M warm awned the erif, of • whew at timer* Chalsrp, yr sad applied to the bawd fire re visers ts adept • bey hared John Ward from the trek hear. Sits saki shower sat at all rotated to the boy, bet sat thigh Abs wad be happy whboat a boy to look Air. She edopted sr about fen yeses ago, end brought hie up, tilt he recently got married ad left bee. flee heriesil WOO a 114100116 Ntaa—a comber of the Wee. layer methodist body and they had lived biasses pars at the same colliery. The boy would have a enfortable home, and be well provided for, tdocated, end pat to a trade, Altar a little COUVeTta'6ll the guardians wool le mole to the old lady'. benevoleat request, and it=y the boy with a woretable eiot of clothes, se Mos. rid ohs weald like to have something better thaw sordarspe he him to pat ea era deader The boy, a stoat, shabby-faced little fellow, of eleven or twelve rare of age, seemed to be rather latelnseet, Lad signed hie same is • any 'food hard. DENIAL or BURIAL RITES BY • CITILATE.—• efreentatom or a moat dleromehd nature ben mined in the rural salmis of Ivor. • young mac of the name of Her had for some weeks has. le • &spading steam arias' been tens dirappolnimut In ism He bati hen Mar moiled Mums, sad hi. Mandela had told his friend that be rat ho sittedy w Itched, as he hit certain that be would, if Id N bbssalt, mearalt some rash mt. He au watched to sore ex- Mr, bet he eluded the vlsilones of those about him, and out Saturday nigh', the 13th leamet, he ommltted suicide by Miring hertsolt 4a "Where/ coarse there woe ea lumit, end the verdict wee " Temporary lessaity." The Celeselled Vomit was ima.d for the istanosat of the body, sad the ensue, the Rey. W. Humus, in the Memos of this mot ter, the Kay. W. S. Ward, woe infnrtliA4 thst the fumed mold take place on the main of Welneaday Ise, and he me renewed to be In attaidsore. On receiving the lafor . miles he distinctly eralsil that he would net officiate-1M Ito mid not MGM the Almighty by mohair the burial ass. Ivies ewe see mite bed muds away with himself. This wee morted le the sininiewerien, who waited upon him end roweled him to whew his duty. He still undated that he would Mt Idle 111 l Roo Antos to bury the body in the Me body wee thareforit left in the dumb all night, may, it rowebeil till the nut Saturday morn Me. the matime the churchwarden had writhe to the Bleier of oalba, em MI ?sea se he received the reeouoiemloe, THZ MURDER NW LED!. otot as oirotilo die coolaseacious mots to command btu to bury die bay witboat &ley, owl to oake the taut wavy he hi coodlopt. Ingo coot.'ely woo dose. but the oritount mood by site crew ream to Um buiJity io toryted andpilse.—Jimie Abtorliotr. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY • EVENING, AUGUST 29, 1859. Oa Saturday morning Willis. Appleby. aged 27. gond WOW Meader, alias Val* sod llkeen ~ought me et the Tows Yiell, c im m il . er es haw wpm, mead didnetdobslts. her Ittoollay, the t iustswift hies • Goma Aver veldt The tee cm the heath weDelph Method, Beg., John Hews new, lbw., sad J. D. delihedi, Esq., mad the court vs. crowded wish speetwers. The primers ere well lurew sad PTO at premed maim commilmeat he Idol taie beighry, at Dewsbury. They hem ire mos t&e i rrees wasdareng tap sad dews M a o mf a e mb ill!eiz a l theme, sad latterly dwy hews la la Little Quempseaset They am maids& Trtf mice . wee of • yealimbery ehersehr, bat wee Milifillat te Jude, • rimed, was brought eel the Itirotag hats The demmed, who was 67 yam or op, led medal at Reemdkey • it mouths, and sleet id mdwelse te lea &- talky. masa the ed. MM, he loi% bees to go ts lards. Oa resahrhg Pliehee, whisk is we de maihwea of Dames Legem Zap, denlas, be we. eetsehoil by two sr MOM MR, r d whims ippon to Uwe dna him ever dm bred with • heavy liedgemA Idea teem ea sajohlwg levy ad rssid heads 'phi is the stele kb semiliate relied hire at. sill Gana dim lest* walk way a het =glelm whisk had hd Ma le them rallied, P writslag hem lb Wa e, whisk hied preheseiy, all pommeled es Wahine', ad Mil am me hi whoa YMO sews Wye. T 1 . 7. esead eb = Ids* eggemease, hiteseistmeice wet owl he wee taima bet le a kb ows bus h e Oa Ms reed, .d Mot wadi( his bees, be pm • somorbot imperhot soma et the may is vibe he was attached, bat 4 yids teneakiementipeutereg, sad Waled the follow heats(= naiad ant he the eve distiact em dead • memo limelem et the that. soft preliamsaa sabirmit le Ihe dirk, two vase IRO SM. k WIMMIINIIII,OII, MA Meese eevea sod eight the ems emir s ping mos totwottag the dr sulpha el wee of the ma in Ism pleepi de waist aloha !ethe demessil 11r. Dram% pomander, , sr. sheik • mewl wee reed theapprehension eras me rimers, Imam with i s premised the royal med. to the pima who bed seledly ..emitted the cads, sod word poem we Wes hots wastody oh tri but with so lowdl, veld ahw awe see r whew the ware lodged la dm Ream et Oemessies at Vislir burglary at Dowskury, mad dolt eggememos led to lageldes which hen model I. he perm* ezimhatica. They wire dosed in the dock Ida her ether ea taintless the body id the court. • greet awoke" el whamme were ex. smieed, bet the evidence wised mereveld. Benver's sismet, Mach/ Richard Aside* wed het the womb wee oared la by by a mem wey meth the the primmer Bombs, but he would not swear to ; W Kra Tales Ye belief that the manors we the ma = M is saw to Os Pashas • in due belere the tads. Armhole bests, mama hue Towles, sloe spoke to Appieby se like • sea she sew is the sums to ea deleadey @itemisers, but ehe could sot speak positively. There was so other adhere, sad the beech then mmisiel eke prbonon to a have day sot bad, wham it is bepsi awe whitliserd evidence will he preheat!. Bowie NNW the/ the MUM Ida alma be lodged (a Mrs. Shdel) migle be celled ea he mat --- ~,ce she could yem. when he wee hem 4 le &desk ea the eth. The Noisome, we sea cols might may be 'thudded, w that they were let Dereidlle on the day in que ue__t. there had bola earileg in their conduct to made =vision, their halms Wig peculiar and dietinotly meshed. 3101DTIL AT TREDEOAS, Mot of Wednesday lest Martha Taylor, a woman aged thirty, was nanunltted to the Newport gaol for the murder of her Men daughter, Lt bath Taylor a girl between fourteen and M. Man yenned age, by drowning her in a pond near the town of Traeger, which is situated on the north-west of the 000ntyof Monmouth. The awnwed wee married about 12 months sizes too collier wooed Taylor, of Tredegar, who had two children by a bar wife. Th e eldest of these, It is alloyed, woe murdered by the stegssodear, who steads °oat al_no to tats her trial at ths ne at saalimn. COLLZOE ROBBI.IIII A; 01F0131).—Edward Lila, a porter in the employ of Keen. Matta an Rose, booksellers, of Oxford, wee es Wethesday but folly com mitted for trW by the Pre-Vies Chancellor, the Rev. Dr. Thompson, ream of Untela College, aid* charged stealing faros adt-box,ne prepay of ea nader-greduate at Bethel Coder, two 61. Irak et England son, sad between 21. sad ist goldead silver, and for stealing velvet anoldng cep from es tandargradsanfe room at New College. The paean it sworn, had scan to the reran roan at the advise la defiverieg earspegern perkdireis, &a. The sys tem of robbing nog ass's room has bees carried on at °abed le some condonable snot, but the estbaritiss have lately adopted am for the prevesties of nob ernes. se a nasty esandtted wields the walls of a eoUsg• throw dia mond seen the whole of the eniployh. The prfsoner Ltley, it insend,, had hen Missed us bating trenasetken and Wsibs arse wore trued as bean paned through the bona of a eenakeites agent. The effect of the ZUMWOUII rands. anatted la the Univereity is In many instances the closing Oda collage gates against the tradesmen by order of the beet MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY or BANK Or ENGLAND Nora.—A nywericios robbery of Beak of England notes, eneenting to 1401, has been discovered to have taken place at Fartunghare, near Dartford, Kent. At the beginning of the meant year Mr. John Brooker, en old gentleman, aged 80 yeare, and residing at Farningham, received seven twenty pound Bank of Retched notes, in payment of a cheque, et the London and Westminster Bank. He took no notice of the numbers of the notes; but on arriving home placed them is a small Mg, which bag he placed in another liege bag Mled with papers, this befog finally deposited in an old chest of drawers in a garret for sate keeping. A few days since, es going to the drawers it wee discovered that, although the larger bag dill remised, yet that the smaller one oontainlng the notes had ben abstracted. Mr. Super intendent Brandon, of the Heat coanty constabulary at Dartford, immediately proceeded to Leedom, and maid at the London sod Westfalen*, Rank, where he was enceseefal is obtaining the numbers of the notes which had been paid to Mr. Brooker. lie next went to the Bank of England, where he amertained the notes bad not yet been paid in, and Kemal of the same wee accordingly at once stopped. SUICIDE PROM A RIVER STEAHROAT.-011 Satur day a determined act of suicide was committed by a parses bindeg the appearance of a gentlemen, who jumped into the till, from one of the steamboats, whilst in fall speed, be tween Southwark end London Bridges. As the tide wee nu r up, the captain immediately hove the mewl round, anf b eit wed the drowning rem, who was picked up by a Theses police galley, bet not before life was extinct. The body has at the 011 lima, Landon-bridge; no document by which his ideatlty conkl be ascertained was found apes him. BOY DROWNED IN WHITEPRIARS DOCIL—On tinneday afternoon, betwoen the hones of 2 and 3 o'clock, a nelemboly eminence teak place at Whitefrianodock,White him which malted in the death of Charles Tacker, aged dm re in, whose parents reside in Gunpowder-elley, Shoe lene,Flest-etrest. It appears that the deceased was mending on a con-barge, whoa the swell of water from a steamboat caused It to jerk, sad the demand fell with Lis head 'genet the wall of the do* and sank instantly. A vial-pater aimed Witham Crowley, residing in Three Colts-piece, Pop pies -court, instantly jumped Into the water with his clothes and boots on, and dived to the bottom, when be brought up the child hoot ender a coal-bergs, a depth of twelve Pot. MagADownes, of the City police, insteatly rein for Mr. seergeon, of Fleet-etrest, who promptly attended at the Red Lim tames sad endeavowed to restore animation, bat the filthy state d the Thames water mimed the child's death, although be bed only been immersed two minutes. TER DILOWNINO OP Two LADIES IN YORKSHIRE —The inqueet •on the bodice of Mrs. Hannah Srancliffe aged obe lZ, and Mrs. Rachel Walker, aged 69, dr,wued at was held: on Thursday evening at the Ship Inn, Hones. The evidence went to thew the about • quarter to fines on Wednesday morning Mrs. Stencliffe, who resided at Breed Oakes, mid Mrs. Walker, whose residence was at Upper House, Heron, left the residence of the former in a gig, drawn by a natter unmanageable home. Mrs. Stancliffe intended le the Met place to convey Mrs. Walker home, and then proposed milling at the railway-stationt for • daughter whom she expected to meet there. The two ladles had only proceeded • few yards on the road woich skirts the Calder who, they met a man driving a number of pigs. TM horse shied at the pies, and Mrs. Walker called out for somebody to take hold of the heroes heed. A Mrs. Hemingway eoae.geoosl wind the =inn by the head, and tried to genet It. efforts wen at no sleet, in matieneacce of Mee. Stench% pulling the elm es tight that it kept rearing and t inFing, at the same tine beekieg towards the river. At the gig slipped does the beak, dragging the horse after it, and the vehicle. hone, sod the two ladies were plunged into the water. The river at the part where the accident talc place is 16 fest deep, and immediately after the commence sighing was seen on the name of the water but the gig mishits floating about. A labourer named Schofield and mother ems were won on the epos, and rendered their essietance. They got hold of the hareem of the horse, and palled it ant. The animal was dead. Mrs. Stancliffe, who appeared to be fen to the frame-work of the pig, was next recovered, life being quite extinct. The body of Mrs. Maine wee seam afterwards found. Verdict, `. Accidentally drowsed. lads Ifermry. TWO BOTH AOCIDINTALLT SHOT.-011 Saturday nsseuing • bightfel stablest occurred, whirli It is feared will tereebute fatally to two dm boys, named Benjamin Brown and William Smith, whose smuts reside at Cbelses. It ap pease that some other boys wee. shooting sparrows by the Ned the Ch 01•01101 Cad, Pimlico, when the tern wallet% and Use cestents lodged in the chest sad Deck of the Woe ambesielkows, who woes conveyed to Bt. Oeorge's Hospital. SiLlolla ACCIDZIST AT VAUXHALL GARDINS.-011 gems WHAM Jon Awls., egad 43. • labourer, wee alleasisd by the bones surgeon at Westminster Hospital, having ressived orgy severs lejuriee under the aubjoiaed air oneistesees :—lt would seem that for the pest two days • large amber of mea bees been engsged Whale down the Tereus ebeetaree It the Vauxhall Gardens, whkh were sold by woodmen Kew* hoe, end owing to the unties i s the mu of ode that the Leta ewe to be clamed before the expiention at the week, thew red every speed end very often little eaution in their Walk. The unfortunate me Ansiet woe low of them End whilst be was clearing down ogle of the walls of the esphlebeeles, epos which be sued, • pr.rtio• rue vsy, sal foil with a load oreeh, the poor tees being carried with It. His wee quickly extrksted from the TIMM of rubbish, and without dargg ecoveret to the above hospital, He is stall is awry awns soaks. tab; Inulltignitt. MCTIOPOLITAN 001:11TT 001:111T6 &Wm day. appointed for tie prima yet. wsreanuns. Oatertrairaet—ToasdaL Aaron : riumal• tenter Cm or LOIDO 3NI. 011lidbill baLdlap—Masibi. LAIC* 20 . laaenlin 02: Wedmeday. Misazza COTTON.—Livaimmt, AUGUST ealas of codas to-day am sadmatal at 8,000 babe. There has been a better feeling in Ma market bat without any champ in prima. COTTON GOODB.—Mkiciransa, Acacia' 27.—Th. Iva market has not been quits so active as to sustain prices wiry felly, so r se counts up to We ere onacerned, but a fair amount of intethine dabs, sadism kahealthyhaling in the trade, many aphmers fielding contreaes which haws yet SOON time to run. Numbers of water kriet suited to Germany and China are an examtion to this mark, having been in considerable request at very fan rates. roe counts from We upwards, sad denbiedyerne, are i t s weving in the market, end prioes are firmest. The bestame of the week in cloth has not bon ooa bat with the excep tion damns few kinds.of cloth sailed es the Weems market, which declined in value at the commensethest of the week in of cowherd unhvonrabk adokee, gccels are Ira in ries. Pitsgag clefts at. were dna, and the amply I eeetndy meal to the deems& Light T cloths, suited to the Bombay market, have beta is more request, and INI-inak shirting§ ankle, hat km-clothe are hes in request. • rather healthy and &seed testing pervades the market pairany, though these is Ism activity in demand gemerally then awe was seerweeks ego. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lanny L ALTOS= 27.—We here had a good market this tenoning. It has been well attended, and a satisfactory baginese transacted In seasonable fabrics. HARDWARB.—Bnumwou am, dormer 27.—A want of =Melton, rather Ikea my positive demotion, is mill the prevailing charatterietio of th e trade el UM town. No un favourable syropt however, sac be said to have mani fested themselves. Induct , the Cootheental trade makes slowly program be the way at gradual amendment, and ht ether respects bestows at the peeled Um matrons very favourably with what it wee twelve mouths ago. Ithipparg orders come to hand to mcderate &Madame, bat they are generally rather IWit. The home trade is more sluggish, ==s end retail traders grapy mincing a to easibee task ceders within narrow limits, so otreareserthed me the demands which, for obvious rename at this mama of the mar, they have to supply. In other mopeds seneiwasess am smoureging. At acama& are promptly paid, sad hopes at a speedy revival ere ooaddentlynen. Itielikewlesa satideateryaironm name that la those deperlanale fa whisk the push aum bet of operetives are engsgelthe kr labour is beet sustained. Some of the a untbriadem!, have to beer the brunt of foreign competitioa ; sad la these, ae wall Y in some of those is which fancy mem am the Maples of production, there is a deficiency at employmen Bat this state of things la by no means unlearnt, sad E t a lugs pro porno& of the mmantratorke then is m lack of work. The trade of the district is upon the whole rather man lowish lag that that of Birmingham. As regards the iron trade, It may be prommaced la a more vigorous and healthy state than it was throughout the bat quarter. Orders for all de scriptions of the beet besads of finished true are plentiful, sad some mod orders have beat gtvus oat for rails. CORN.—CAMBRIDCM, AVOOST 27.—Wheat very slow sale, moral samples of sew barley were offering, quality very irregular and sprouted. Wheat, red, 40e. • white, 44e. Barley, 34e.to t3oe. o 40s. Biwa, asw, 38e. Co 40;.; old, Me. 235. CAINTIOURIZIN AUGUST 27.—Thealppl7 at mond today was pesky good. Wes 10, but price' wore fully =la mina as tut week. Whoa; brown, old, 38s. to 44e. ; MOW 86s. to 43a. ; new, white, 40s. to 465. ; old, whits, 395. so 460.; Barley, new, 265. to Kle. Oats, new, 21e. 6d. Bens, vow, 36e. Pass, 365. COLCHSSITZ, AUOMIT 27.--An inereers, Mill II entail supply of wheat, touch of which was old. Prices la. lower than hut weak. The average quality of the new wheat wee not good, nor was the coodthou. Beam, peas, and barley, at last day's prime; the supply moderate. OLOOCUTITL. AZIOUST 27.—The market continues Bat, with prices tending downwards. Last Gloutester wheat average, 41e. 1044. per imperial quarter. At Cheltenham on Thursday tads was languid, the millers offering lower prior they the farmers were inclined to rapt. At Herr tratet on Wednesday the aupply of wheat on offa was not squid to that of ether grain. First-rate maples met a ready eels at the prim of that day week. Fine new mak• log bode, la demand, and worth 365. per quarter. Old bests IA per quarter dearer than last week, sad pou sad oats Bloody et brier rotes. GIVIDIJORD, AVOIIST 27.—With only a small marked of wheat trade was dull, and • redeotioa of Is. to 2s. per qr. hd to be made to sell new samples. Old maintained former value. Wisest, 428. to 82s. ; isv, 40s. to 475. Oats, 21 i . to 270. Boma, 400. to 470. Pow MM. to 38e. HZILTFORD, AVOINT 27.—We were fairly inpplied with both old sad new wheat today ; prime supported. Barley for grinding made quite as mach money. Oats a dull trade, and rather lower. PMe and beans sold at former prime. Wham, 225. to 81s. per load. Barley 25a. to Us. per qr. Oat', 20s. to 28e. per qr. Peas, 24,. to 27e. per load. Bow, 261. to 31s. per load. LtICESTER, ACOVIT 27.—Wheat sold slowly, faresses being compelled to submit to a redoctios of Is. pm quarter. White sorts sold at 44e. to iils. ; red, 421. to 47.. per 33 Mode. Then wee a small supply of barley, which for the most part was unaltered In vein; malting amnia made 116 s. to 41s. per quarter; grinding, 28e. to 30.. per 30 atone. Of other descriptions of grain the supply was limited : oath sold slowly eta slight refection, prices ranging from 265. to 34e. pm 24 stone. Beans met a steady sale at the full 061TIOCiIII of lest week, prime qualities realising from 63e. ; inferior, 44. to 60s. per 38 stool. NIWCAITLI. VP ON.T TN IL, Au CST 27.—We hid good supply of wheat from the oountry this morning, a lair proportion of which wee of the new crop. the twiny goer rally being fee and bean, and sold from 420. to 46e. pot qr. for red, sod op to 48.. for white. New Norfolk red wheat wee Is. to 2a. pa It. lower. Choice fresh-threshed old was held firmly, amid on the boo nee! prides lest week's Ifie. were sepported. but middling qualities wen Is. per qr. lower, with a lbw man. Plower 1.. par seek lower. Barley, Naas, and per steady. Rye &Sten to quit. Oats Tether loser. Th. arrivals of the week are:—Wheat. coestwiee, 1,607 ; barley, coastwise, 13; foreign, 620. Malt, ootonwise Mk Oats, cosetwise, 660; fereigo, 620. Flour, 1,470 ra ke. Noarrica, Avon" 27.—Hen to-day there was so increased !apply of wheat, both old and new, and the prices of last Baterday were supported, particularly for old. At preent there is sarmy anytWag doing in new barley; the fames sit high rates for the best malting gushiest. Flour without altered= in value. White wheat is quoted this 11•111•1341, 46L to 48e. ; red ditto, 40s. to 43.. per qr. The markets held during the week have ben Sall , and at Chehneford yesterday a reduction of Is. to 2., per qr. took place I. wheat. A circular toned this maniac says We may weeder harvest about completed in this district. From what we oaa learn the quality and weight of the new wheat will not be equal to Ism year's crop, bet the yield is con sidered an average mos as to quaky. Barley exhibits greet variety; that got up dry is very bright, but what wee on the swathe during the rata Kaska and sprouted." 0X701.15, ittoose n.—we week's prices were not main tained. Not moch *airy at preeeat for malting barley, of which samples re generally considered cot eo stout se {set *woo. In other kinds of reale trade wee by no =ass brisk. The following ware the quotation', barley, 30e. to Me. par quarter; outs. 21s. to 284. • hems, 40e. to ; peas, 38e. to 42.. ; floor, 324. per seek , ;gold old hay, 4/. par too. PITZILBOIOOOII, AUGUST 27.—A fair supply of wheat hers to-day; eau sampler, either old or new, made last week's prime; the d.rmrr selling at 44r. to 44e. per qr., and the latter at 43.. to 44e. per qr. of 6041b5. Very Bulls herley showing. New oats phntihil, sad tusks lld. to le. par stone. New besas, 405.; old, 475. to 48r. per qr. . . RZADING. A 1101.187 27.—Tha supply of wheat ;as pard cularly abort, avec:tally old. Titers boa been but little animation in the trade, though in the marnbur prime were expected to be lower. sans awl:mildly were aimed at Mat week's pricea both for old and new. Not much now !Arley shown and no demand, old was se this day ee'nuight. Oats, beans, and pees, maintain former values. RoMiesrez, At OUST 27.—The harvest in this neigh bourhood hes bare gareend under the moat favourehle ' " ' circumstances Preparation, are now commencing for the bop picking, which will be In fall operation in the coarse of another week, The condition and apperratee of the plant throughout the comity warrants the belief that there will be, what la called,. "top crop" of prime quality. The fanners having wetly Botalted harvest operations, than was s better si ss so m thos at this corn market, but the Wishner in the trade observable last week wee succeeded by a dull lifeless market. All the stands were pretty well supplied with old and foreign wheats, but the simples of new were very irregular, some being evidently of a very inferior quality. For the primeet samples of farmer,' old wheat about the rates of lest week were demanded and rind, but foreign and inferior kinds of lingliah could only be sold at a reduction of from is to 2.. The few samples of this year's wheat Nought to market, present • =rind centrist with the pro duce of last year, which waa in every respect, infinitely supe rior, both in weight, fulls 's, and quality to this yest's crop, The demand for new wheat was coriarquently of a very limited character and priors were about 2s. cheaper. But 6.• sampler, of barley were placed on the atands, and little naw was to be seen. Good melting eamptss frond purchsaers at the previous rates, but grinding kinds were a trine cheaper. The busitiethdone in oats wes only to. very mode rate extent, and the trade was very slow, some new samples were offered very low but scarcely any traosactions were done In that description of grain. Beans we advancing in price, primes lido fetching ghat is. ever the term, of lest week. Old qualities fetehed am high as 48a. Peas unasked for and the quotations are therefore the same. • ' • Anut:ar 27.—The weather during the week has been everything that the fanner could with, and MI far as the shortages of labour would adroit, gust progress has barn node in the harvest. To-day veveral amides of new wbrat have bee .bown, with a fair eu• ply of o.d ; tha qua• lily of the new reties much, via., from 57Ihs. to 621 be., and the low sorts very costs.. Both new and old must be written L. to per qr. lower than lent weak, except for the dont Dry. Of spring corn little showing, and prices &boat the 018111. WOILLIIIITER, Attou ST 27.—A good deal of sew wheat to maw Wig brought two the market. We tenet quote wheat a tells lower than lest week, if any alteration at all. Far laid& *kite the. weekaolly obtainable, sad 16e. 6d. to lit. per bag toe red ; barley, 34. Pd. to 4e. per bushel, sod brae 64.61. to 6s. 10d. ; oats, A. 6d. to 41. per 39;b. Last Wor cester averages:—Wheat 21. Ss. 6d. ad beans 21.8 a. per Imperial gaoler. At Bremeireve market a Tuesday tykes Ibla rd r.braw t, *au.. Ins No dNa I. balaba" swam. la Or Go al iamb., Priam. sa Ma, la tambard Ma* MUM Pftaird .IOOOIT 20, 12If. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Mr. W. Gill, poulterer, licensed dealer In game, Leaden- IteU•market, wee charged with having poseemloa of several heads et black game within the pwiod of prohibition coder the est 1 and 2 W tl. IV., c. 32. Mr. Orridge appeared for the prosecution, end Mr. Bast for the deism - - - - - Dellenthit had been previously charged with= head d the arse gm" end the Innl/31011/ briber you the reeend that there was no proof that the pores who sold the roe is Whop of the diadem ma In bis web, es otherwise his agent. Mr. °fridge now called Jorge Neweteed, • clerk la the Mee of the Brief news paper, who repeated the evidence ghat by Idea is the conices, to the eine that is the 164 s of Augid be r• "psy ben" at delndeare shop, but *Melia imself wee sot present at the tine. Mr. D. Met, _of Bengline-park, Kent, add—Oa the 16th Wait I tree In Lesdall-mesiost, when I saw mute black gram hanging up is thin of dshadenes shop. Flues were eight or ten brace. I should think. While I wee looking at them defendant came to me from the Imelda of his shop and said, " Would you like MIS grow to-day, sir f" I them put my band to OM of the ibis mad asked the prke. He said, IL • teem I then WI, " What do you cell that?" replied, "That is a grey hen." I sail, "No, it is not, his a pang bhobeeck ; I sae seslithed you should have it In year ship when you know it rent of masers; to-morrow you may im willing to take has mew kw IL" He made me weerwm, bat walked into We shop amnia. thearesemthad by Kr. Bast-1 amass cenneoled with the Phil, bat I Oh information at the Arid odes the earns day. The birds wen hung opted, end without &gabs. Orme eat Mei gown me very moth alike is colour at thud egehave merked dithrently. Than in so Diktat, in dw between game and W.sek gams, but there is gyre ha diselegnithint _between the Hue of the young Meek gams. The bird prolineedOry the last witness) is a grey Ms, bat whetbse It is Beiglish or Scotch I can- Mr.OrrYp said his emewee cesqlele. Mr. Best csaseentod that the ore for the promearkm had hfled entirely ; fleetly, beams the premensces were bound to show that the geese was Ugh" and sot ficonalt, under a purl ad, from the opetelka eivebialt Ireland and Bcothuod were wept ; and, secondly, blows* there INA no proof that the dethadeat bed say Imosthide of the eels re of ti a re m Ertieelar Wed which bed been pedaled. =v i es m , fix that had been shown to the enstrary, deherlant might re supposed the Week geese Is he grooves, dam so- cording to the admission of • witness for the prosemitics, he satly did not know a blasecook hem • grey hen. The Lor d Mayor aeid he had mama doubt as to the suffi ciency of the evidence for the mimes of a conviction; hat as there would be a specie' mikes. at which defendant could, if oonvioted, renew his license, which soariction would forfeit; end, therefore, he thought it &drillable to adjourn the case till Friday nest. The learned counsel concurring, the ease was adjourned accordingly. BOW-STREET. _ Mr. Jams Galloway , ironOiOnger,:io., of Holborn, was charged with having painted out the name of a tradesman from his door-pat, ie Queen-straet, Lincoln's-inn-fields. Policerconstablo Venue staled that for some time poet he had bees on tits watch, by direction of complainant, Mr. Butcher, tailor, of Queen-street, for some person who heel been in the habit of prying midnight visits to that gentle man's house, and obliterating his name from the door-poet sad brass plates ontoide. Witness was discharging this duty on Friday night, and at about s quarter to one o'clock he saw the defendant go up to the door and paint oat Mr. Butcher's name by daubing it over with red and white feed. Wiladell went up to the spot and took him into custody, upon which defendant said, "It is alt right, quite right; I I have done it to spite him, for he Imo wronged me very much." Wilitres begged defendant to accompany him to the police-staticc, which he did in the moat obliging meaner, handing up his materials, hie red lead sad brush to the n♦Boer. Mr. Butcher, clroplaitranr, said this had bees done at hest flys times before, and the 1111lIVICO become so intolerable that he felt bound to request the interference and rafted= of the polioe. There had certainly bees difftwemose between him and defendant, which h.d been the subject of an action in the County Court, the &deka being in complainant'. favour._ _ _ _ _ . . _ The dsleadant admitted the charge pleat him, but de. shod that ha lad over painted out cromplanunga name before last night. The fact was that the complainant had formerly lodged in his (dalsodant's) haw, sad bad behaved very badly to some rotionten of his Wally. Ha had not been able to get say legal radroraand he had boas tempted to spite him in author way. Mr. Jardine expressed his regret at aming a gentles= in dabadasit's po.ition brought there to mower each a charge. Ha moat pay • tins of 40r.. or 14 days. The flan wig paid immediately. LAMBETH. Kr. Triggs, • shoo manutscturer, residing in Moakley piece, Lambeth, applied to the magistrate for his advice tee =the astaction from him of 2.. by the poor rate collector pariah of Ismbeth. The applicsot said that during his atmence from home the collector called, and, in addition to the rate, exacted 24. say ing that if this addition were ant paid he should at clam pet in a broker on his goods. The 2s. which he (the applicant) believed to here been dishonestly enamel had not been se canted for in any way, and he should like to know how the large sums thus extorted were applied, at whelpr they went into the pocket of the collector, or some other officer of the parish A mond ratepayer complained of a similar exaction, and it wet explained to the magistrate that frequent complaints of • similar description bad been made to thin wort; that though the summonses were granted gratuitously by the local magistrates In petty sessiont, 11110T100011 sums were exacted for them, and that it bed been said that the ands meet of one man alone, in fee for warrant@ and siammonema, was 7001. or 8001. • year. Mr. Belle remarked that the collectors were entitled to re cover any expenses they might be put to. but he did not think they were justified in charging fees for summoness and warrants for which they had not paid. THAMES. Ellen Bryant, an artful woman, aged 41, who has been convicted emend times for petty robbed.., and was once imprisoned for a long period for strippiss children of their clothe*, was charged with stealing two gold rinse, one shawl, one sheet, and one bedgown, the property of Margaret John eon, ea old lady residing at No. 22, Upper North-street, Poplar. It appeared that for • few week. prior to the 4th inst. the prisoner bad been in the practice donning upon Mrs. Johnson, performing sundry offices for her, and Weeping with her occssionally. On the lest-nrectioned day the pro tect:dm was attacked with an epileptic fit, end it was ante time before she recovered. The prisoner was attending upon the old lady, and Sarah Terry, • young woman teddies in the laUlks home, saw Mrs. Johnson recovering from the fir, and noticed that her gold ring, which she had men on her finger. were mining, but had then no suspicion of the prisoner, who went out soon after Mrs. Johnson recovered from the fit, and did not return until five or all hours efterwards, when she was very much intoxicated. The young women Terry then alluded to the old lady's rings, sad said they were not on her fingers, and could not be found anywhere. The prisoner mid the old led, meet have Mites the rings off her fingers and swallowed them while she wee In the fit. The prisoner slept with the old lady that eight and left her nest morning, observing to the whams Terry that she should very soon return ; but she sever uttered the hones after wards, and wee eventually traced to Poplar Workhouse, of which she became an inmate, on the ground that she was destitute, • fortnight ago. Mrs. Johnson did not arrive at • perfect elate of conscionsuess until the morning of the Sth of August, when she mimed the rings dr bar fingers and • quilt, • shawl, a sheet, and a bed-goers from hoe drawers. The prisoner, in her defence, said she had sot taken the things and declared that the rings were taken away from the old lady by her nott's wile last Christman. Mr. Yardley said that ft was eieerly proved the tinge wore upon the fingers of the prommyrix on the morning of the 4th and after hearing a god deal of circutosumual evidence against the prisoner, committed her for trial. ATTEMPTED MURDER II FLEET-STREET.—On Saturday evening, between els and elven o'clock, • report wu circulated in the neighbourhood of Fleet-street and Chancery lone, that • female named Mary Stacey had had her throat cut by her husband, Peter Stacey, who was em ployed as a porter in Lincobee-inn. It appeared that about the time in question the police went to a bows in Ap ,11n court, Fleet-street, where they frond the unfortunate woman bleeding profusely from • accp gash in her throat, welch she said was itilieted by her hub tnd. The constables, upon seeing the Wale in which the woman was, sent to the retina-haw, nest-strut, when Mr. Inlet:toe Leonard directed • Welcher to be taken to the house in order to have bee removed to the King's College Hoepital, to which institution she Win at once conveyed. There she wee immediately attended by the medical °Seers of the uts bliehment, who found that she bad • deep incision in her throat. As to the cause of the wound inflicted upon the wits the statements vary. From what can be gleaned, the parties bad net lately lived on good terms, and last night a quarrel ensued between them, In the course of which • basin was broken. It is alleged by the redwing woman that the wound was inflicted by her husband with the jagged edges of the portion of the bade alluded to. The husband ran away. He was afterwards apprehended, and conveyed to the station house in Fleet-street ; be there said that his wife fell upon • part of the broken huts, sad that thus the injury was mama. The woman's We is rid to be in a eery premium state. BINOVIAR Dg* .—A singular death has es awed at Hodes. A women residing in Alleuradreet, Now North-read, wee engaged in the sees In front of her house, when a monkey, belonging to an Italian teen grinder, jumped on her back from the 'greet, and so alarmed bee that she was attacked with convulaions, and died in two days soli .1 16. to 17s. per her, and malting barley 4a. pee bushel; old hew 18e. to 195., and new 16s. to las. pr 10 wore; oats 12s. to Ns. per 8 score. At Kidderminster oa Thursday wheat was 16s. 6d. to 16s. 6i. per 3 bushels; sew malting barley, 3s. 9d. to 41. 3d. per bathe; old beans, lits, and new, 16a. to lb. par 10 sores; oats, 13a. to 164. per 8 won. YOl/4 AuovtT 27.—The trade rulaltwavy, ataradettioa of la. per qr.; white deocriptions moved of at 44.. to 48e. ; rod, 40a. to 41a. pee 36 stone. There was a small quantity al hairy °Siring, for whirls late rata were prows*, ob tained; malting sports making 34m. to Us. per qr. Tho show at oats wee Sir, bat than was secretly say knead, Sad la the kw sales that were eltoted last week's pekes woe hardly 'snarled, the hest sorb selling at 26a. per 94 Mona. la beano a reasil trade was done at the WWII of last Saturday, 445. to 48a. per 38 stone being the quotations. - • ' KIRKCALDY, ALOU , T 27.—Here to-day we had very small supplies of old wheat sad old oats, which sold much about the rates going last market day. We had about eight paresis draw barley—two of them is poor ooadltion sold st 210. sod 245. per qr. of 63i sad 641bs. ; the others were I,;.=canditirm, sad some of them very floe coloured 681 to 68f iba, ; they sold at from 28a 6d. to 345. per qr. Wheat, old. 40s. 6d. to 47e. per qr. Bang, now, Us. to Ms. Oats, old, 235. to 26e. 6d. W41111701D, Atmore` 27.—We have had another week of very Sae weather, which has ambled our farmer, to com plete Orb leaned operetta= order moat faveurable theme eatacela Our deliveries al rain from the country have been to • her extent, sad we have to report s eamiderable arrival el Indies awn from the lifediterranean, but no wheat. There iias been ag;cod inquiry for fanners' wheat, but the supply bang large, millers have bad no difficulty In purchasing at a dein, of le. 84. to 2a. per barrel. Foreign can hardly be quoted lower. Barley ?idly maintains late rates. We note a ',faction of 6d. to 94. per barrel in the value of new oata, but old are firmly held for former prices. Indian corn hu been largely dealt in, the sudden appearance and rapid spread of the potato disuses in our neighbourhood during the past week having indoced buyers to supply themselves freely at an advance of 3d. to 4d. per barrel =Met Saturday's quota time. Holders ere now generally indisposed to make far ther melee, except at higher prices, finding it difficult to re place at late rates. Floor Bd. per rack &ever. Imports this week :—lndien cons, 8,480 qrs. Exports this week . Oats, 5,140 Weak ; Soar, 1,291 auks; oatmeal, 86 sacks. SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE IRON TRADE.—(From tioCkftlaratEr.Siamel Citiffithmetalbrolat,Wolverbamp tos.)—Tbs boa trod* of South Staihnieldre continues satin heWy ; the baling Orme snail MI at ardor% and the seornd sad aird-rate booms ore well supplied with eradiation to by link works in full activity Air sone thee to come. The trade is veduslly becoming more healthy; sad although we ham bad ao large contracts taken in the district during the week, • vary considerable number of mall legitimate spool- Initions for the home trade are arriving by every post, witch give' toes to our market, and renders the prapootio of the trade cheering. The orders from the United lintel by the la t s . t a c: of t are moderate. and for smell parade ; on the other • uambn small specifications for Staffordshire 'TOG have given out during the week for India and Australia. The general demand still running upon boiler p10t.., sheets, eagle bars, hoops, sad best bars ; common ben being a little neglected. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIBS. Bott..—lOW from BytM »puts lb. lon of the BM Bit (ampeas skip). Captala Lottag, from Trims to bloom ; MON (Ater = eldp), whir erred et Others from Barbey on the filth et Pre, w tilt a ergs et erre. Me lea totally destroyed try drat that pmt—Ham, Andre 113. Crepe& (ra). Captain Per% et landes, for Nsagkok to thee pm. sapr met urea weed, seri e rr arr sae Plekerakees dram daring • Na In at ILL .1 lees, got et reran a pre der et weir. end west dome le le retbres, the Beehive rest Mega. MC by S. dist eat three slim; Grew earl sad erred Mrs la berh—Mrshes. Jar 11. Iterirans, Cerra Torrease, from Ilanweel m Mortnal, elrended art Pat M. Wry en re HA et Anger; W resherged gory ell Mr large. La Meer will he ars be rearm the resel.— Dent" LW., Alger M. weer (Mak brig). from St Dadra to Pelreada wee medial et Imams Mud on the Mr et Jely ; yew red.-11rerpsol. Asper 27. Pa Ger, Mamas. pyre Orem tam Mader to Loader The new •I Ms void, Mir was shearer on res Oh et Jane ta lee 11 111. lea Se S. were WIRD at err tree the ergeneat ( 22 . 041 • 17 OW. le the hirer it Mrs. by IL. Meter Oset. erred Mee from lierenrar—Ork. July 27. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arra, tram Ismer* tar Cississows. Asa. 1, lat N N. las 41 W. Ossmasss Soft Worms' lot Babaslce" Jai) 14.15 t 1911, los MI W. Gals WS. Mr Lecke. Jaly ti lat 18 1, los 7 W. lissmaks (buses), Ass. 11. Islam's)* (Ammissat Alp Ay. 11, lat 441 4. ke 41 W. Boos Span. swiss 1 e6., G, sm 11, lat. It 4, lee 44. J. A. lat SI 11, los IS W. rat= " el ll6, Slurl math, Jaly 11, lat 17 14. L. 41 W. MU:RICAN AND CANADIAN MAIL*.- On Sa turday last the royal mall steamer Europa left Liverpool, for Boston, with the United State. malls, 166 peaeschgemi, end a large general corp. On Wednesday neat the screw steam ship Anglo Baton leaves the Mersey for Quebec, with the mails for Canada and North America. Letters will be received at the Liverpool posboillos till 10.46 a.m., with a late ties at 11.16, and on the landing.stage at noon, or until within a lbw minutes of the steamer's departure. WARCH OF TER 8.8. EMEHALD.-The fine screw s: am limossld, of Ayr, was wrecked on the comet ct the Isle of Man an Tuesday morning last, on her peseagefroin A.” to Liverpool. She left Ayr on Monday afternoon about five o'clock with a full cargo chiefly and a large number of passengers , and ' should ham wired in Ramsey Bay, Isle of Man, about five o'clock it Tuesday morning. The hest intelligence regarding her woo received in Ayr but night, and was contained in the Follow ing telegrams :-" Emerald shore In Ramsey Bay; struck on Carrick Rock ; dense log; likely to be abandoned; no lives lost." A letter, written in Liverpool on Wednesday morning, before *ews of the loss of the Reeerakl reached there, states that the Isle of Man steamers had reported that a donee fog bung on the Irish Channel end round the Isla of Mao. on Monday night and Tuesday morning, insomuch that @OHIO sPeamer. advertised for pleasure exonnrions on Tuesday morning did not leave ; and the Belfast and other steemera were several hours behind their time in arriving at the Isle.-Ayr .dr/certiser. litscriox Expanass.-The election auditor's re turn of the expenses Incurred by the Hon. Fitzpatrick Vernon, the vinsuccesoful liberal candidate at the late contest for North Northamptonshire, shows that the conveyance of voters cost 1131. 13e. 14.; printing, stationery, am, 861. 19s. 10d.; committee rooms end b etel bills, SE. 75.; *gentry, 11361. fis. 2d. ; official charges, 1361. 2s. 84.; election auditor's fee, commission, &c., 241. 6.. ; making a total of 7491. 171. 9d. The expenditure of Lord Burghley and Mr. George Ward Hunt, the rucceseful enervative candidates, was greatly in excess of this amount. The election auditor has published him account of the expenses incurred in return ing members for the two divisions of the twenty of Devon. In returning Mr. L. Falk, 3631. 1.. 6d. wee incurred, and his collregues expense., Mr. Kekewich,amounted to 3461.2.. In the northern division Mr. Buller's expenses amounted to 2651. 1.. 3d. and the Hon C. R. Trefusie's election cost 2771. 10a. 11d.-The election auditor for Ewa has made hi. retain of the expenses incurred by the successful oonrerva ties candidates, Messrs. Braroaton and Watlington, for the southern division of that county. The hon. gentlemen divided the expense, &edit appears that every vote polled cost nearly 11. each, the disbursementa having reached the good round sum of 4,3741. 2a. 10d. HI thin sum the aberire charges amounted to 2431. ; profewional agent.' fees and disbursement., 1,0611. • auperintendents, inspectors, can yammers, oimmittee, che ck and ...latent clerks, and =swan gees, 4001. ; printing and advertising, 6931. ; hire of car riages, &a., for conveying vote,., 6041.; hire of committee rooms, 2671.; and miscellaneous items, 5601. The auditors' charges and "reasonable expenses" raised the total disburse menu to 4,4331. 18.. CITT OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE Caner, Vtcronta-rann.—The number of patients relieved at this institution oozing Lot weak was 926, of which 153 [Adverttcement. —THE FATALITY OF I)ISEASE.—ss HOUOIVAVO P,tu.—.t to look around 311(1 rye the aum tlra nre hourly carried prenthtorely to their times who might by need ti 7 threichici P'l , ted to ti:.r complaints. la the majority of caw dinner originate in Impure or hoporerithol blood. ithiloway's rthe set ye that real told; they expel loom the secretory orctos amt the eircolation the morbid mutter cloth producer Intlitomation, pelt is,.. detelity. woe stithical deny. When taken accord:or to the pd. teb dtreetteas they hero tiers, bora known to falL Under Lowrie of those ellis the stilt mem soon rim from hie hot and the feeble aeon= robust The aura le ace laperbotal or temporary, but complete and permanent BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BolB 4 lllL—hanot it at Great Marlow. Reeks. tha wife of the Rev E H. Haider. of • detwthwer. ELEISOTON.—augsat Id, at Stanley VII* Anertev. itre. O. Inlet. tok al • damitter. jelltalelL—megmet 21. at Doentheat Rectory. lay. the wild ot the Rev. F. Plater. et • MO. OR OROIL Saest It. at Oak VOW Otperra•d , Lower Norwood. th e wile afar. Owaree. bwq atwitter. Rum tthla.—Amreet 83. at Laameoempotrcts, Boutb Lambeth. the wee of Y. Rmakka e., of a ma. tIR I LLIN GEOID. —Auto.* IR the wife of J. B. Shllllagforl, lip., of HUI Week Yeekham, ot a ma. MatRIAGES. ?ARISTA—SAND eLL.—lastitt M, at St. Jaroe,... Piccadilly. by the Stn. l Prier. K. A., Charles Lev% eon of the lees Rey b.. O. Parker MA" to °arcane Am. Alva/bier of J. ilsadall. EA-. of I IlPwr folford-olace. PLATT-81118CON.—Aosust M. at the pariAt church of Heathery. fluftoyd•hice. by the tt, 0. Platt, M.A. Vicar of fledhelge. P. T. MU. Not of the lona Tempe, ILA.. /fellow of Trinity College. °uptick's% Ha Outei ni t gh Moll % y, daoglites of U. MK." Pp., of 010falliote il lIWANII-1011111/10N.—alleut 13, et Tifoobh.• fAttroh. mac Ster hereudi, ths tea. Ueoca Jolutsloae, K. Soap% big.. of Aak• Ms% aloe York. to Mambo Mervdaosbter of .91: J. V. B. Jotk u glom% Put II.P„o Hadar. Hall, Yorkshire. !MATEO. VALLOWB.—aagall 11. at &TT/TWA:tr. BOWAN!. Cheshire, Mr. IL Fa r tetia.—autast It. Yr. J. /arrow, of Heltford.road, Do Beau• velrenere, owe M. GURStillD.—Aagaft fa, YIN Godard, d Dryandoeeirest, For, /17067D a ..—Aorot trk at °fold.% esin7. of CM. raeler J. G. Itsynowl. L LL.. sod IL I I