The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-25 00:00:00

ra PAL AND MILITARY WW2" Award 24. Tut Lofts Off TIII ADOCOALTT AT TBS .tutu.—Tin add el Ow efthesed lat. bed IftWales ellenseem. Nem bolsi takes up 311 Indelles side add wed ems rade, ad the varier grad Add. Their Lemblpe a/a. ease di limed the Ilse mem demmes Cbleyhdle, 21, re. ly kandeel tram tae deskynd, mad sew Mai fee the et sae reeerge. At 10 tided ra s ruining day animal at tbe twliyard from the Bled lack alma paid, ea begird wk..% de; diced ad did lad add, sad regersed deb Is. MOa I..atieg day laspeded same esparftenate id the sew &vies ismaied by Mr. 11-take, •tt.. I. t..ir tioserng et he i Mblima ta set..l .lor icy-rano duns or .be R keppies and te Iftelweler-he 14. 11.14.11. •eplaieed to de Dube of Smonst and tie goer madam 4 the bawd the plaeyhe ad the ingestion, the owe with wind • deer ems Meer dew ti the madam b ewes of say atedeat ee . wefts. During the eaperlimines s diver deli mad M. werarai saws flaw wrier water. whin besailholy maid Wo w If ti the murk e merely by el Wag sae of denims of Ilk drab • Web isammly tweesee tadied. Akre whammies the mperlaieste, the membwe of the beard earemesd to Mr. Betake. thrangh Cantons 0 . 164 • 14 k!nynnallsdlIa s Ow& grim 0e.../oc•oe es the pooh. The IDIOM a the otahlish• emote tomes bye melted their preereakd to Mal vile Karel flarpir4, nalcining the asd were ars kneed env aby Dr. bto.dy. Thar hedahlpe he sta sseed their iatentios impede. de edam of Mariam. the who • of the damn end ass were draws op la the barna avian Is heavy warehlas sake, et 1 shortly der which thwe loeddlye MIMI". gad NM by Cootiel I. Res. The Melaka k Taw woods of 900 crow. They amo isapected a re dal. legleil qamet-se, hbrariee, mho* *e., sad helm keying expremeed that, annolittlow Timis lordship. corbaked ea bawd the /Leek Neste at balf•p tat three, re .1 proceeded ft Ilhemeseee make ma leepeetita that As seder we :, , telsod from the Bono Guards this maw al kr the killowleg reisfere•awste to embark fur Leak award the fermi in Bengal, Madras, di Bombe, :—lee pigpen Ma ria , 03 Tad (Q ... ,.) Dreams Odds. 66 1 , 80; Drape Guards, 13 era ;Mk Carebldimg. 93 M;7s* (redeem livid) Drosses Gouda, 49 alia Lb diem 91 des ; B.h Hammy, 19 saga ; 12th Leanen, ass; 1751 leav es, 70 wee ;be Rey** I nes ; 4th RAO o.a, fal ; Ise Peariers M men; elk Restmeat. 743 seed . 2011 Redinem, 71 see ; 9114 Reigkaisi, 163 ; Regnarat. 120 ilea; 3k4 Bros{,7 airs ; .36e1 • Nee . R mad, - 301 In . 41116 133 ago ; Silk Lftbe fady, 77 mem ; ► 44th Re -7 mos ; ps* SM Resknant, 113 ; 48eb R.V01.10, Jw Inge Lind Istearry,_4 M; 1164 Regiment. 67 mes u_L... • Nib llkelemat, 91 tees ; alth Min 261 ewe ; 67th Liw —. 47:7l I" gees; Bit Slati" lnv : 140.1'd"R:: 63 are; 73 , 4 Wilma* 114 men; 77th 111111110.0 t, 414 nee; 79th Hishlanden, 103 ems leglement. 99 tan; iiegiesem. 2 an; Ord Resument, 11 ; did Cos met Itoog.ro, 46 ma ; 9114 Itorihnent, 1 dna ; 90th Idolatry. 173 nese ; 31d Leg , N aft; 916 Reparme, Saes ; 1164 Regiftest. II des ; 97th Sawn 911 A Redneest. ; Royal Ardkry=i; gad Rigel Reigurem, II men. The astipe are ft be held b , C s ft embark oda st Oggivesead, Peeletneath, or , WOOLWICH, Acorn 24. Aa Admiralty arJer b.. been received at rho dotheled tecaterecoece the previous order' br the Vivid, steam yawl, to Iwo for flpithood, to embark his Royal 11V 6L••• Psis*. Alfred for Havre The Lieber, ernes to bs lossebed .t this yard 011 UM 14. h erpteabrr, ell be feed with her engem mid lealustry Ly lineation .a ths oso c elot shasstasauses, Merin. Jobs Noma wed dose, of vrelL I le Analog, ...row haws, reerady lemellied a Dolithod, lo Los is two • (Afyon* au, that sir la animal se pro ve t does tte now os • trial ult. Ti. auttiontira at the Wer•depereseed sod the Atbedesity \Mar esatomitorl m pay awaits bid MINA esoi to hie of Il1•0 10 tee 0 •1104.1 Farago,* araramarg sommara• am. 1.0..••••,.. • ourre), r boo his. appiaard to ewes the prof rich eole. arm 'WM brie the coyness will be axed. TR, .YIN" 1110471 01.141VD0. An col:orrisrootsl trip was made with the now tnr•to Grim& cm licaday. wad& do Plymouth — To; tar ec.itd coorpolarable them b aoml • It. or, it p• nedoesel, Immeht lam eloo.so is Imllettes d the Mahan eh Mahe shim by the ay. - onset. of Or Urea Mmes. TIN* peeslior •!reatoto in, lbw vale alms he ease temeao ea ea ohms, ship .4 140 ram hams maker, Soma mem they poem. ammo* mem of mmalsoe. huh mastorbeharre to • • eatost the daimon of amongst. hale the she weed awes them ,a) adromorm Gorr other him elthohl verryise mom heat la the erbieh say Cho •••mt ayproseb to the Chloho se the Money, Mu h e_eaml stem mime. 1.000 het,,., ha , had ally 40 IMP. Ile While maw 'az 60. •The bard alms ;over la hrh homes. oltsol , l nay by • moot arldOloaal ashy. It la d.lO .alt to foal a romperhoa, bat It may bo meld !het ....elf as 'hirer, eisl air hive* ran, me 60 pans mead not 10.04 r• . bah et • ruche whom 1.0001. pr rift TM root lb. Ohs& MU a. km Garr that as,, 200.0001. Hr ..esetrueties Imolmi a ashy of lamest. 01 xl,OOO ..ad Mr sortheey eh weft MU surly mesh ele taw ma* Ili; ciToWedulis t Orlasobar•—kerh. Vitt., be timmi . breed , k, 61it . Imam's, 61It ,•• , 1-1,4 , 16 t. filiniker. nen. Om., breath 5v4411. SM. lea . &ph a hag. Ma.. 'maw. Ain a* Se• Paso ear keel* abort (sir el ink) /omit!—w. Um us to Asps of war paersis errs lespla between .1.1 .heesgs M gyres.* :east►la than is .rile epics Lb. nall. 1•. g;adr M.. 044, the ...what asa ratraaarlr 1111 a. laa et the .11.".!•r at trials at tba atesattead Weft SO MINN —11,41.+ tuba. 26 .re., 13 334 me ad. • oda •• ma, 12 - $67 Year. tb44. 4 sato. 30 arc.. 13'313 lamas. lartrib. 4 boa. .ar., 12 SOO ka .ta. etb. 4 ads. V are.. 13.301 karos; .424. 4 rte. 33144 r Ii 4.0 • , ••w bar aamaaaei by tb• alstratar. 13 2-10tba Maki 404 SS _tf 110111114 , prattrara. Vibe: teal- alai poise, 4.250 %sews; Tit; "se; a/ sired Is aall qa lhe se•revaika. It he wiry pansitie that "km aswe sairetlase •••• rode is the rem 14 Where is., be shade* bat h. r • a.,:ulse sawitere eslealwe4 oa Mach use. The mewL.,.) w Awl sateatedp well. sad that. is to heat 15 the how.r.se. At the Its. Mat of the she me& of VIM 11 4.10th0 •%ta the maims exert,fl is Yet. Pon been. While suet We we ft, Orlsadn she k sad tori••• 4 florally, re= .a It. - sad tr• ripialkat arils .t Wets s.Sta•itit roseterfly. Ueda( firma Mil ONLY owl 'Tel thew awe, mews ref" be earspersked. la Wows& the 'ogre has a eseerhorsbk feashreay le p di. The Moiety ea bre int teal bed the 1•11•4 1 . seam wlikb wee *heisted , Galax of • ewassr of the fa. T b. Dori* WI her weal ai'ed bet War poi,te in pet, hat labia the Ike e•nee of the eta wa• resaveal she Illowiad her holm ao.rh Wks. Newly .n vowels ?co rbel by the a row deenbe a Arab wheel mail" skew sal', 11 lek 11 themed•ro. Thew Is ammo • d tEmby la stow tag OW Chia& easier fell resew, sad was, hose. eie Oka asworry Oa win is pawed Mkt .-part It fakes twelve askialre to pat her roust ttnevereker, sari rakes maww et. wwliete the • sera Cadet itoil•kais sise went rouse is 11•11 the tiah a I n loos thee half the d..torres. The Giles& • .7: ate *r pier4.l la W. ir•i•aso. stem /MI 16 Hms , ..M. Is or tor to es'ileato twat ear sad ...as say, the heath .ad Area.", of assent! ~ther lap ship set appose J —Or! .114. 317 it. 3,727 tow ; Dab. of Wallis"- Ma. 2so n., 2,1u0 Las . Nuy aro, 373 ft, . Groot Dritwa, 271 ft, 3,9 W war .rol , Sol ff., 2.720 i.e.; A kat.. SW ft,. 1.476 •..c.. Pawls, 376 It, 3,300 tar; Oren' Easters, 077 ft. 14,016 tow. Vol.ll,tlLea Airrtum Conn.—The Mayer .1 Urs‘.e.a.l be moved the feliewsag letter hoes the Leemeeceat of Nast •—••Ae bee llea-efre 'vestment en desires. .4 tbe torsasels• of volosteee wince. mote es Ho root of Ktat, the loot-Ilstresaat would be cl.l to lime It New • say pesoslati7 of the offer of eereice of sorb • n^rps at Oisvessed ' A reply hes t.-. f. read 4to Übe fret Chet math • taro is tit vsoos of PM171111141.. • . -- • ST. Otosoies Vow/erste Ku to l'olirs.—Last 'mass the isisabere .1 St. 45)...r.'0, Han.,ver-NuAre, T. lore , v. KAI CO.rpf, •ftiptcWilla to ••••rel P . :11115 , 1149, 011114 iv the armada of IPa:3W 31-Ymee, Vic , adely. for drlll trotting. Arensr.t ate vt.lustv,rs aro W'ref.: Ohl tat , 'true ii-taliii-lorersta is the locality awl the NMI w mow. s Air .%ealle* r,d114 u Lb* Ibo ertisetc r,ll b. atiesad atory Muolaz, Wiprir • .d.y, and Friday, iho v.:sweets sesatorter 01 clock la lb. ern fax Vier Males Istarso pn Splits' is the mutual and pi .Pats ramose tho carpi sill tau:tied to litll,urn tar rfe {oLuvrraza RIFLE Coars.—The Ant company .f the Low. V.laiwur G.d. C..rfw hat U.■ maid. tc , . tad apoodo nanaitia. is ow”rdat.c. arab I. it...c . ataaat tatudat.w. At • maims 4.1 ohs carp as Kandy mwht a aolaaati, of saupc.ual was applaud, with pater at *data b....w.r1, a f the flactettrp d Su,. to th• 6•••• , telt ni ttr e .epst, M putt - bow sad ft wilt snag, t Whin", and SnrOalt-tii. OP., alsi In It mod.: other wavers mat. I.d watt th r lot ...t Ca (1 I arT•ILIA 'Mt lb. c The Ow iiwa of •file... twit ha* plw ant urta.tt. mad the war wit se d Alta •' , nn comment, doll for,h,th. - - Oat. .T No IT II La N J•PITAL, YlxOFCitoss psilesto Ix the ...k *oldie( August 24, 1,941„ tslkA 447 were erg taw. LON LION (ANIMA L Om:rim:4 COMPANY (7.1- srno).—Trelle moolgots, weak end Asyut 21, b. Si. [Adwartiessiatt.]lloLLOWA PILIA.e—PETatI• Sals• r. h 1113341. ratan-71m atm et .1 et tn.' ett telttren•Alle dim .1111mont reamer t miaow, per•pu • • :fte:y. Sat We .41111.14 ‘11.1•04 my I Idea& t.tutattne• .1.. • ;Oen at Wet u. Inelemay• plate W W.n .b doom • floe viaresite t away, sem Wadi sr/ Immo. •en eretben is tr. 4.lreilekl we. Odor Wan bsaly t•••In.t1,1 Ilibt.l.•txt Weil& kat by p 1. ., fr. 4 'LT ,. I 4 • de %maw be lowa. • tit... bor. .tbAr pmeloos theattatteu. tint* SSW. .Im. • I • CI? aft. • • .1r switch. tia.• y Genoa *wry men lea . •••••••• ••••••. 1. .015.1.• evelrby 1111ftly•re: • I I•a•ishu. tb• 9 , ,••• • carat tin mibi • NY ram H. bk.l SPORTING. EMILY RACES-WaNtSDA T. Tee lawn emus (Imedsaap) of 5 soea sash, wilh 4444 e, tee teeyr-elee. Wiawas extra. The meow to sew hie Grim T.T.O. Mr A llts . We .. FV i tptitsr. lb . it. l63 .r dl= (Cuiniall The en: Nestor, Waithertesee, 11 tileee—Pedke. lisia&eme4kae, Mamie, Simple Ilium We Md. Bede/ :lis 1 apt the lessee Illy, 4 to I tee Wis. Itol we Weemeerteh II le 1 ere Meted*, 8 to 1 men Ilaadkreie-Iltate. Win by ONO of • het et : Merit bones the needed Lady Bird Pea the Pease ley fhb, eed Ileeimivie-IlesB okra. eliapit New jeueel mei et eerie. eel wee he at yes. Tee Qom PLaTil lee p. , threelrehle. ea leer.** 816 ; eve, 111 b ; ell seit eget, lee. TIPS MOai emil • diadem _ Ztr Lo. • 111.1 d Ikelles. I Pok• listiond 41n, Oil Ilb . 4 tarotto l ahl iw iiee= . ligthig 7to 4 apt rat, 3to 1 spa ifffhpow, $ sea Mimed, 4 to I .modlfor4w ITN Nowo gwitaml Knew at the diatatos, son by tea Imam is walk*, is third, awf the other two, Eats o(, trotted te logotbse. MS Tows ham of 30 sm. (Handicap). Straight Yr. C. Ilimanalf Illmaama, by Coannt or o. 5 Tn. at (Canaan,' f 1 0 .' 85 laillicara m = sok ICA 41`. . Maio t g Il T. lifiana 0.84 olh 11Planb1 The itilaulm aloe , .—Plipielas, Margery Daw, The Baksoira, Coma, Albin! cull, Biala. Pauline wit, Birata• Ram, Cabot' filly, Lady Bird, Madrigal, Phcebe Kay mrr. letting : 4 to 1 aget Mistress, 6to legit Olympus 7 to 1 each pt the Alban colt, Olenmesson, Stratagem. sad Pro he Mayll3arer, 81, 1 Madrigal, 10 tot C•rlette. Phoebe 111”6Jaar broke away before startles and unseated her jockey. A dead heat with Glesmemon and Olympus; Chastrews w beaten about two I.ngtbe , the Pavilion colt w fourtit, Ludy DM efth, and Cubits girth. Desithes Beat EMI betting. Oknmseaoa bevies the cell. A magnates* rue ended tn favour of tilentspos by • head. - THE 1111111411 STAKE.% of 5 anus sorb, with 30 added, for tlinwirr- Ws and upwards. Optiosal wiling weights, in One maw 4•411•4 do 3414. by °Made. 3 yrs IYlli I.llb 113 roll 1 Mr. 14•414411. °rapist Jr, 3 m 1114.1. 4.4 lb . 41111411.44441 Mr. Tower. VoleMiyr. o Mt I. ....... (Pl.mbl 3 Mr. 314114114 lbe •p. ALL 114,11 b . Mail 4 Ilottiag: Ito cs ; to I apt Vo lt. Yr. doelarod to sib wfth July who woo by • leogth sod a halt; a howl holm= the. wood sad third ; sun &Coact Wove, the third aad fourth. The winim Wu sat told. Tots MAW.; k Cit•ltt• STAKES of 5 SOS - 11. OZ with 30 lidded, for 2.yr-ade mad sperm& Allowszems pomades. The winner to be sad ftw 200,'. if demanded. T.Y.C. 3 .d. L HON var. IN 'Alm , . 2 Tr. , IKI I. ddlllb (Naar* 1 amyl Ar,b4bil logr. II yrs 4(51). lc dtb . I amyl I My. 111107 • I by Ilemedower Doe. 1 In ilesdl so Ilb 3 Baling . Eves as Volga , 6 to 5 eget the 1 1 5.t . eThom by • kaith mid a bait; bad thud. Tat Coorates-mitt. Piers of 50 we... for 3-yr olds and upwards. The layer to be add for 1504, it, , if sot for set., 141 b extra. One idle sad • quarter. /tr. Lowe . wad 24011, lif 91■1/W1 fool to be lOW 3 yr AA Mb 11.19bowdoel i liestsikt oott Jab I irm rl 4 . 7 . 141 b kor a 14 I (U 4 .11Moimott rki n • . irwebamt k wow. I: m ia:a . vaa + t aiiO Naar a la 1 111 CD, came right slimy at dr ibusse sad as by mos Mobs, the when Ittaisi op. RADCLIFFE RACES—Tammy. (ADDMOIII4.3. PIJITICVLUML) Too RA DCI.IIrP3 PLATS . (Himdimi) If 4111114, k! l eU r tsi_prisme!!rm.ligib Y. Log****** : 644 on Aleitt, obi *'M l eve Tooker.. Woo la =Oar by& loss* ; toolsilbo lawn Oboototoof sod dad; toottb. Too Ms At m. Sits.boro Sumo of II am tots, with 24 olio/. Or .at.. fit llortlore Moon et OMMP s W Notsseig . 1 g. ?Iwo likasso. .... I loft Woe se ... Old ha * Wipe of Om" orgy by tuvihosito; bad di& Tao Illrowourv* Cot 4140 woo. 18 optelej s i . dded to Tbatawy__Swoolosoltio of 3 nom owl. Oom Mr. w.. 14.11411, Ye Far loam. 3 mkt •km 4' • • • =l . 3 Ilt rissiersChialeae l e DIP tlieteeehlhood IMAM lb My. 4111spis •;,=hriltr - asj 4 Mr. T. right's lag Yo h 7,4 ime . aaei 161 h Os (award Betties: he 4so Can ons, 3he 1 sett Le : Leas, 4. I opt Laws% Ito I 11 &mot Ttotooto. Woo by a wok tome diseases bows the mood sod third. Ti.. TRO•TrAII OLD PIILLIDO HANDICAP 01 3 SOTS. sorb, with 30.64.4. T.T.O Me. Ismssa s AA) 4441,4141. br The Newt to 311.1C1511sesti I 14 1r r . kt's.ellarrard 4. T ol l ats t :ll4 Sib 3 Better 6e04 as Tibb Tack*, 2to 1 opt ANY eolt• whit. Wee sooty by bolt a looggv. Th. wfsaor was mot 1 sold. Tux t aaT HASOIco r of 2 son. owl; with 2,3 add for ..11 No.. Oar nue. of. ch.v..ovoi. uotv e. 14 ec o r. vro. 3 yrs. MS L2l , phsasmm: yrs. 34 1 .114404ZU tool. hods•ssehass, 3 yr, A 4 CS Dlstleyl 4 Bolt ar 6to 4 co Lied. Poll. 3 v.. 1 opt FAMOUS of Or.fte. 4 tab l stet BlaroPy. Woo by fuer Magda, tom tbotomoo bowies the so:ood sod thud. OXFORD RAGES. PROGRAMS OF Tllll SPORT. To-oroasow. TMR STRATTO, AC1;171172% LiaT HAIIDICAP of SO soya. (23 eves by T. T. [treks, Esq sad 33 ley the nos fesdl added is • Ihrs•paai.. ••••. am* 3 ft, for .yrelds; the whirr et .he deediageos-hill Stakes os the Ord Say so anyW tsars ; the truest asy ease after the Bahl sodas el ths weights ,Auguet 1, at loss) to carry 71b entre; bet this penalty sot to be Is oddities to the extra weight to be bowed foe the above. asestlesed rase; the se. seed Iron to ono Ids stake. To. scram to pay S sows. to ilts fend. Themyearesr• ut a male. (30 Wis.) =71." Ci•No• • Raw RIND Mello . Owl la. 1/6•61 • .......... 0•111/••• .......... it I niabluiree 76 ow u Na tw il of Mom. Ime MAMA I 41 Qrra r"." /11.116 ........ 111 Mirky ..... C•riew .......... i ti! p_7 I. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25, 1869. ASSIZE INTALLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—LivairooL, Avow! St. (Mon Mr. Brno Weiscos.) W ILL FOROTAT AT PILTDIXTON, IIZAA MANCZBATIII. Ascher/ Hank, 17; /id. 44; Josq44lM ; and Ruth Berry, IS, ware ah r wish Soren sad attar. hag a will, purporting I. be the Mt will and temment of As. Dem, decesseL TM Aterney-Osaimil Bliss, masted by Mr. Holker and Mr. Ellis, mooned Ise the prosecution, instructed by Mews. Gould.. sad tea; Mr. Pope conducted the ' Mesa Walden and Swinburn having become sequaiated with the fact of Ann Deng belagraa illegitheate child, sad that her property—if so legal will had been made—would go to the crown, put themeless into communleatios with the solicitors tor the Ducey of Lemosegeo, sad the prisoner* were therefore @rimed tamspithasidagery. Hardy and the Berrys weteoperatives. flopsweestmetimeasolieltor'seigek, but of bite had occuptedhiroselfinverieseerays. Ana Dees, the deceased, was a pew= of sociatris gad pewter's habits, and lived for easy years in Brewegramet, Salford, carrying on barlases se a silk-espy. She had for some ante ha= her daft been alleged, havinf o r miza several attacks of paralysis. The deceased by her own gad economy had reamed onsiderable property, 61111. d had been deposited in the beak of Meson. Lloyd, IMMO% end Co., of Man eheser ; and as the Ism payment We the bask by the do omed took place Is ISM, it was presumed this she had other invemagerrta either is life mintranors it of ..sea Oast kind. On the 13th of Apdl het Ann Dean, having become mach worse in her health, at the request of Rath Dem west to the house of the Mame Hardy, who lived is !iodise= Before she would go, however, she wished is know whether her tt thine would be este," and whether Hardy's "rem was paid. - She special directions that the bay d het cedar is which she had carried on business abesid be given Mimeo Dean, draper in Pendleton, her own coughs. Am the cab la which the deceased wee bang mama. to Hades pored Mr. Deal's shop, sad as M. lisesbm zed she mos= it, Ana Des pointed to the shop, sad told Mrs. that lame Dean, who waste have the hey, lived them. The primer Hardy me Mead to the derma= by manage, and the demised heehaw mowed ca what terms she was to live with hies, arrived there ca the IS , It of April, and died disease night. Mrs. Fletcher, who scomparsied the de ceased to Hardy'', remained with her op to about 8 or 9 o'clock, gad the deemed had hopes to ramble before she big Thies was no will mode or signed by the de emed ay to that time. Eden °Meth, a young female, rsmeisad in the rem SKIM of the bate between Kra Fletcher's besting sad Ann Dean's dying ; she sew ao will made. When lease Dean heard of the death of hie relative he went to Hardy's, and requested the keys of her boxes saying that he woo tote executor. The keys were refried by the parties, and toe was told that the ba rraged had given all she had to them. Subsequently the ['Hartere alleged that they had found the will of the demised in her box. The maw in which the document alleged to be forged was obtained was circuitous and ingenious. Hope, who had bees once a solicitor's militant, dictated the fora to Joseph Berry, and he wrote it in the Hare sad Haneds pnblio-house, Pendleton. Asa Dean wee interred on the title of April, and on that day the forgery was committed. Subsequently the will was =palled in the probate-office, and meager.. were taken by the primers to obtain the money by virtue of WWI will. lOW Dees, when be become acquainted with the movements of the prisms% entered • cereal; but from some cease or other the eked of that caveat was last. The ream Reedy and Ruth Berry, in leas, west the beet, meet with whet wag comidared to be eiddelent authority, and received 3381. ; en the sums d 4 Heady en ha own account 200/.; and Rath Berry depathed a like esa In her cams at the mine time. Ia the coarse of a law melts the whole of the rigorism were ansged, and la the poems- Mon of Hope wee foetid • domes at purporting to be a quid form of proceeding truing trees the peeper authorities spelt= Richard Hardy. In this deemmillit the pertitelaw of the logrory were detailed, pardothrly matdosing the Hare end Hounds, Peadletme„ se the plea where the bagasse wee anted. Ia the pennies tit the woe Moms, oat his cap. ten, was frond mother paper, being a detailed account of the sonless renamed is the will business, sepecially men tioning his stieedense at the Hare and Hound. on the 18th et Aped lest; the amount of this bill was 761. The Attor -General said that the principal ev‘dence would be that Hardman.of ea acoompllos. The jury would no doubt look with mowing upon his statements, but still they would be corroborated by amenb other prams of noinsposeleshie re spectability. Several intimates bed beat rumba and the owe was still proceeding when one penal me &spud:est. CLAIM TOR PLI..IIAL IXTVRT IT Tll TALL OP • WALL. Mors Shaw,. stoker In the ingley of the Lemke end North Wader Railway Company, burgh* so soar . spina Yr. Thsters Jolinstro, tram asnhast, ho recovery of compensation for injure, surshisd by Ms wile through the retrace of the defendant. TM rand in consequence of which Mrs. Show was injured has bar mar the suNect of several other actions of • shadier cha racter. The ddendant'e premises ititaated in London-road, or of the dreamt thoroughfares in Liverpool. and extend • considerable dram* into Norton-street. In Norton • street a largo quantity of timber was stored against the well, which was in a very dilepidatad cocdition. The decay snd weak lier of the wall was attributed to the renter attrition of the limber piled *gator it. On the 20th November Isar ths pira tes att., who reside, at Edge Hill, was hi Liverpool lleelod her doctor, and at the time go had a baby at b.f. Murk In the reetuag she we, rrunikur home by wayalNortaratests, when dmendant'e suddenly fell mid buried her, another woman. and two children in the mina. One of the children was killed on this spot, and Mre. Shaw was severely injured. This was the plaiund'e run. The defendant pleaded that plaintiff hod accepted 30/. as compensation, and that for this *um be bad signed a receipt in full of all domande. To this the plaintiff replied that dr money wee aeorpted add Ur receipt wrpetn on the We, representation of the dehedant, whose want add him that another sufferer had sot suc ceeded la anbstantirlng his claim, sad that it yes ea atter Impossibility that be (plaintiff) would do so. Hs also tree told by Mr. Johnson's clerk, that if he would only rigs the receipt Mr. Johnson would remain his firm friend fir life. On these rnierepresentatioas plaintiff signed the receipt, and being as iliittratti man bad no clear apprehension of tin man mg Ha qabserquent I y ascertained the gal remits of previous trials in commies with the &oddest, and found they were directly the tram of the etatetnesto lora to him in Mr. Johascia inenemit, the claimants having received °oust darabkr =ma oseestion. Tr jury rower • verdict for the pleintiff--damages 1761., exclasivs of the 301. previously paid, thus irking In the sengregate 2064 / 1 . I CLAIM AOAIPIST TOO racism LIPS ASSURAMCO COMPANY. This wee es antics for the recovery of 9,3131. Os. 44., alleged to Se due to the plaintiff by the Meals Am man Cempeay. Hr. Lea, • romark•hly deslnening tam, conducted him own cm with very othaiderable ability. From hie opening state ment It appeared that the ',sainted', Mr. John Lea, reoides at Hermitage, Nenh•ead, Salaam, Middlesex, and that he ham been engiged foe may yews is promoting the interens of life theurance companies He had bees particularly successfal in hi. undertaking., sad in corroboration be staled that I. 1863 he lied collected in Cheltenham ekee, la three swaths, no Isr. then 130 propossle," the majority of which were demajle Venue:ids. and while reeking es Southport be had contend 7,0 01 ii. worth o f immune in th e county of Lae caner. to 1861 he seorpted the once of chairman of the Aarkelstral Cattle insurance Commay for three years, at • eatery of 1,0001. • year, with contingencies alto amonnting to about 1,000/. At the end of that 'sir hie greet exertion. in connexion with this society brought oath Ulnae' which DOOM sit ste4 Nit restemont from the board. la 1863 be resumed his insurance buskins, and with therms uniform suceers which had hitherto attended bg efforts. On the 16112 November, 1i53, the plaintiff wee eppointed Hudnall of the Phenol: Life Assurance Company for five yeers, at a solsry of 1,0001. a year. with two guineas • day for travelling expense., 6 po cent. re all sew buainr.., and half the surplus 1110400ernthe from new pnreinnts in each year over and stove the expenee* of the said year ; the amass of the company alone to he liable for there payments. Subeequent tothie agreement the pina tff woe wroenfolly disabled from the service, and now sought commission for the lose he bad cociegoently sus Mine 1. The defendants denied the agreement, and Weeded that as they were a Joint Stock Company, and the agreement having been male by the director amongst th emselves, it wea illegal and invalid. and not binding open the company. The plaintiff end that when he took the directorship, the affairs of the company were in a very len raid and depreeeed state, and that they were 2.0001. in debt to their hangs and solicitor. his debt the plaintiff was la • few month. the indirect means of Squid.tiag. As main wee wasted, he espalated that so diroetor should cantina* in °Moe mikes he brought 5001. By this WOWS the old director. were got rid of. sod • sew beard was orgeniesd, the business improved, but not long eller the pleistire joining the company. re al were eiradated at Cheltenham injurious to hi. Soo, and tt wee waged that he should reside there to live down the calumay. He subsequently travelled about, pro -1 swiss the integre. of the company on the continent as well se in England, up to the period of his discuisal. His Lordship directed the jury that the plaintiff had no ems, as the agreement would not hold is othoeguacce of Its bemuse base made ex , Itsively by the director.. without the enactments of the general body of the itharsholdets. SURREY SESSIONS. (Before J. 3. Jaw , " Esq.) SINGULAR (00001 Or 1a 1111 T PT • adrietto Brief word, 24, a amnpl•-looking young woman. was milossid fur oh a.mg, at Croydon, a diamond, gold pencil ark sod other &ruder of jewellery, lb. property of Mr. Jsrsi Whigs. her master.. - 3 - IT. - HarriZio prosecuted, sad Mr. Utley defended the Deere!, from the opening etetement of Mr. aerrlaws, Met the pro-scoter wee sa Memos. broker, mad resided et No. la, Derby-tenses. Derby-rued, Croydon, with hie wits. TY Meow had bon in their service eonsettelag like three meths, hashes come to them sun a good charecter. Oa Seturthey, the 13th, the prosecutor awl fur writ west to Ramegste, terming q as p s i. er is enrage of the Mem ; Lot previous to their goimg Mrs. White miaowed weadry jewel. of con sigsrehre Selse to the drawee. of a wardrehe, $n which .he :ached them tot. taking the kqrs with her. Toe prieoser was am owls aogsninted se to their joarney, or how long' they would be absest, but lire. White wrote a note to her from Bamsesie oar Sunday, stating that they would be home ea the felletrieg day. Accordingly they returned, and of anemias the hoses they found that the wardrobe and &swan bad bun keyed open, and all the jewellery mentioned in the indictment goat. In one of the drawers broken open were ammeal nemeedips untouched. The prisoner wee questioned ebe I, via e maid that the house was broken *Fa a' lioedsy while the 1•118 gone to her armee, end after weeds ate sullied that a man had vietted her on San ...a_rrisiar, Mopped there all night, and en the morning walked out with her, but he left her rilrmions manner. She then went to her aunt'. and afterwards to her toutees house, which she derovered broken into, end the wardrobe forced open and ransacked of the contents. It was eitererards discovered that the servant at No. 11 had been in the house withher on Sunday etheing, and while sitting at the window a strange roes introduced himself, sad was admitted by ter prisoner. This nun ap• peered to be on familiar tams with her, and the other servant left them together. The lamed comae said that the prose cutor had no suspicion about the prisoner robbing him, and wooldinot even have charged her with that offence only on finding that she had edmltted s man Into the hones. Mr.. White was called, and she proved leaving all the jewellery wife in the wardrobe on Saturday, and she wroth to the prisoner on Sunday, informing her that they intended to return home on Monday. When they did no, she dis covered that the place had been robbed. She repeated ea evidence whet the learned counsel had stated, and added that the letter wee found unopened on the table with other laden, arrived the seine morning by poet. In erces•examinstion she raid that she had received each an excellent character with her that the could hardly believe that she would commit such a robbery, or allow any one else to do so. &irjeant Pullen, 28 P, maid hawse called into Mr. White's bowie on the Monday miming, end the door did not appear to be forced open. It was, however, only fastened with a common latch. The drawls, &c., had been forced open with a chisel belonging to the prosecutor. Mr. Lilley then addressed the jury at considerable length, commenting on the folly of etevsata admitting strangers to their masters' bower, and alter a very patient hearing, the jury acquitted her. TSB POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE Ws/ham Gig cd FA;claiili:ll:;;;lrst,7oultrirer and licensed dealer in rune, was summoned for having in his possession curtain head of black game out of season. Mr. Orridge attended to support the complaint, and Mr. Best for the defendant. . _ _ kalrrldgeseTriThe information was laid under the 1 and 2 Win. IV., c. 32, sec. 4, by which any dealer who might have possession or black game between the 10th of Decem ber end the 20th of August, except it was game from Devairshire or Somerertthiee when tie time of prohibition was extended to the let of Seiptenster,was liable to a penalty, end be (Mr. Orridge) should prove by a esteem.' that the defendant had possession of several bead of black gems on the 16th fast., eve days before the data when the pommel= was allowed by the act. Joseph Newetead, a clerk in the oMce of the field news• paw, deemed that from information received by hint he west to the def.:Ours shop, in Leedenbell- market, and saw there several head of black game, of which be purchased one (which he produced), for 3e. Oa crose-examlawien by Yr. Best, the witness said he wee seat to make the parohese by the Aseceation for the Prewetion of the Sale of Game net of Season, having its aloes at the 'Veld Aka, end be admitted that defendant was not present when he (witness) made the purchaw. Mr. Best submitted that there meet be some proof that the perms who sold the game was really In the employ of the defendant, or otherwise his authorised agent, before the awe could be envied any further. Mr. Orridge contended that positive proof on this point was unnecessary ; as, In the owe of • lionised dealer in game, he had a right to cowhide that say pen a ~fling game on the dealer's premises, in the abases or presence of the dealer himself, was a duly authorised agent. The Lord Mayor—You must prove to my satisfaction that the game wee sold by the defendant or his agent, and you have not done so. tiought the fact of selling in the deleadant's shop was sufficient. The Lord Mayor—l think sot. Mr. Orridge—l thought it should bo so considered, for the 42nd section of the act throws the proof of exceptional facts upon the party proceeded against. Mr. Beet s od the 42nd notion wu not intended to apply , to such cues at all ; and fee aught that had been shown to ' the contrary, the game might have been sold to the informer by a person who was • stranger to the defendant. Mr. Orradge said that was by no means likely. The; Lord Msyor—Yon might have proved your case b calling the dedendsot's assistant. Mr. Orridge, I don't think the defendant is bound to disprove the fed of the SOTTiOI. I think you are bound to prove it. Mr. Orridge—Then I shall ask you to adjourn themes, my lord. Beet—Aud I shall ark your lordship to dismiss the SDLOWOOII. Lord Dltyor—ban youany further prottf, Mr. Orridge? Mr. °midge said be ha 4 not. If required to prove the coutract amnia*. he could go no further then. The Lord Mayor—lf you knew aimuch of the practice of Leadenhall-market r I do, von would not be surprised that I want to othereime I might convict even trades men is all-market. I dismifs the summons. Mr. Orridge said he ;use, Of e;;;;;, Ttni3mit ; but the la formstles would be laid street. _ _ _ Mr. 6. Brookre, secretary is:, the Osseo Dealers' Society, said be thought the opportunity a proper one, with his lord ship'. perreferdoe, of calling atteatfou to the fact that any Person purchasing pm* of the men who sell it in the street to liable to a fine of 61. The society did not wish to pounce upon the public by means of informers, but be thought if the fact were made known by the press it would have the e ff ect of putting the public en their guard. The Lord Mayor said he had no control neer the prey; but the statement woe a very proper tie to be made public, and Mr. Brookes had acted kindly in making it. Mr. Orridge said the association which he represented had been established as much for the protection of game dealers es of sportsmen, and would aka proceedings soloist purchaser, of muse in the streets, if cares were brought under their notice. Tho Lard Mayor tol.l Mr. Orr** he would Dave {dotty of work ff that were done, for on dotard ty sights towbars of street pane aellerr might he seen on rad Dear London bridge. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. _ dun Williams sad basso Bishop, the letter of whom has been prerloaalycharged at this ouurt for felony were charged with madding a silver watch of the vitae of 6 1 , the property of Mr. John Clement, upholsterer, 21, Poland-street, Oxfoed..treet. The prosecutor said that he wattle Mr. M`Donald's, tha Scotch Storm, Orford -street, that mornieg, about two, with some friends, having. previously to going to the house, been drinking rather freely. He p.rtook of more drink with his friends, who shortly &Per leit, and he tarn got into conver sation with the prieoners, and left the bout. with them, one on each aide. As he was going along Oxf ord.eireet he put him hand to lila waimciat pocket sad Waged his watch. He at once taxed the yriarsiem with the robbery, but they stow ly denied it ; but feeling certain they had got It, he detained them and gave them into custody. He valued tbe watch. as the gift of a father. Mr. !leaden said if he had say regard for his father's ' watch be would advise him to keep sober. A constable who malsred in taking the prisoners into cus tody said that, seeing Willime tidgetting about, he seized bee hand and took the watch from is. Mr. Beedon mid Bishop wa• • well-It:town thief, sad had moped before (abe we. charged with robbing • butler of about 261 a short time since), sad mast ramps sgsin; bat rho had better he eaut.u., m she might ont escape the third time. Then wee nut eurlieirrat leger evdeare against her, and she was discharged. As to the other (Williams), who had aro been at the court before, be should ask her whether she woo guilty or out. William.. hewing pleaded guilty, was committed fur four month. with hard labour. _ _ WESTMINSTER. John Darmot, s tave of rather sosplefous appearence, was charged with begaicg. Peter Booth, 2;4 B, mid that the previona often:antis saw the defendant going about tbs mars in Unreels in a Very surpiciotaa manner, nod watched him. I. saw him go into Lyall-osews, end, tel:ing the catches= Its was subject to fits sod had oo h , sire, logged teller from him and received some loony. He then went Iron there to No. 4, Belgraviesquare, opened the arr. gate, went down, sod looked througo the wisdow very staaphiously. Tits servant, however, apparestly taw him coming, sod mat hurt at tits door. Hs also told bar that he was subject to But and war destitute, and she gate him some bread and meat. Witness this told him be most consider honed( in ctatody for beygiog, and took him to the station. Defendant, in reply to the charge, denied looking through the window, but admitted begging. Ho rang the are, ball beta* he went down the steps. He came from Westtoineter, and was subject to fits, and maid not work mon. than • few days together. Mr. Arnold said in that Cape he most apply to the parish, and not go about begging. In answer to an inquiry from the maglistra.ens to whether defendant wee known, the constable retid he was well known. In August, 1854, he had been convicted and sentenced to three months for steeling a braes tap end kited pipe. Shortly afterward' he wee barged with .eating breed trom a baker's shop, but diectarged owing to insufficiency of evidence. Ito was a constant asoutiatc of the worst of chemises in and about Pimlico end Chelsea, sad sub always in company with Newman, who had lately been in prison foe eight months. Mr. Arnold tbougbt. after that abutment, that defendant had gone down the area to steal, and not to beg. He should send hint to prison for • manta. SOUTHWARK. - - - - - - - - Dr. Steel, the medical super ntendent, waited on the ma gistrate tor Iris advice under the following eircumersocee He said that a mile patient died in one of the aerie at four o'clock in the moraine. The wife wee them &Misr ehortly ailment*, but re tuella,' la stout an hour with a number of Irishmen, aed demanded the body inetaatly to be delivered up to theta. The gets-keeper told her that be could not comply ae it wee against the rule e of toe bospiail. They then all rutted la, and, htaded by the female, entered the ward, sad forcibly tarried away ch. *wpm. lie wished to haws Isle worship 's advioe how to act easiest the ferria'o. MN COML.—We. on. opposition given to the letter se tv the eenerfal or the Imalj•fter death had taken place Dr. Slog — Tee, e 4. It I. against the vales to remove them so stma. The eerpse is fint removed ro the dsd•hoaee, whore it amain' a elms time, sad then given np on applies tittelf the telethon. Me. Combe—ls say operation you into after death? Dr. Steel—No, Mr, unless with the consent of the rela tives, er a post-leortesa coaled by the authorities. Mr. Combs —l den say they eteseit the body wee shoat to be eat to pleas, sad they treat la to prevent it. I mew mend you to give inatractioas to your geto-keepar to prevent a mob entering tor the foams. When saaayy of the deoeseets Mende demand the corpse, only allow wteeleatWide to am en it out. Applicant then left the mut. THAMES. A respectable looking Dutchman, wearing spectacle', who gave the name of 'kremlin Miettioggeos, war charged with smoggitng Ribs. a oz. of foreign manufactured tobacco. Mr. William Taylor, tide surveyor, raid he stopped the prismer m he was leaving the Leo, a Rotterdam steamer. at the fit. Katharine wharf,: sad found upon him Rib.. Got. of tobacco and The primps' tit e was told in Holland by his country man that Zeeland was a fres and enlightened country, sad that be could take aaytblsg on shore without interruption. Ur, Yardley—lt is a fres country, but people are not fres to Import goods without payment of the duty. We have to peß s I=ont of taxation for our freedom. said he was ignorant of the law. Mr. Yardley would advise the prisoner to become ac quainted with oar law. If he did not, be would lore hie freedom. He fined the poisoner 305., which he paid. WANDSWORTH. laws Odd. egad 19 years, who dentibed himself se a ens tamonger, with so reddens, was charged with audit, a quantity of plate, the madly of Mr. John W. Wilson, re eding at Thurlow B Wandsworth-road, Clapham. It appeared from the eddehaa that about 4 o'clock oe IDe previous &Denson the nuneetaid wee looking out of the nur sery window, when she eaw the wiener le the frost area. He was close to the kitchen window, and she saw him take out of the kitchen a large earthenware basin containing spoons and a number of articlesof plate. He carried a basket of herbs, and he placed the basin and its contents In the basket sad was quietly walking of, whet the emesensid ailed out, o Stop thio." This outer, appeared to alarm him very much, for he dropped his basket, and ran off oat of the garden ; unfortunately for him he met with mealier fright, for upon leaving the gate he saw two creatablee who hoippenid to be cessing at the time. Seeing them he made off in a contrary direction, but they soon made after him end stopped him. He thee declared be we guilty , and bogged hard fur mercy. It oleo appeared that the basin and plate had been placed on the kitchen table doge to the window to be washed, and the prisoner, who sea sapped to hove entered the area wider pretence of selling herbs, took the opportunity of seizing what he could lay his hands upon, se there were non of the servants in the kitchen. The prisoner was committed to (our months' imprisonment with hard labour. Froderick Ampld. a young man, was brought up on re mand, charged with stealing a match from the person of Mr. James South, a merchant, of the City, while upon Rammer smith- bridge, during the regatta. On the first occasion the prisoner declared he was Innocent, and that he was a respectable man. The countable now stated that be found the prisoner was in the employ of Messrs. James end Mmfl-Id, parlia mentary agents, of Temple Chambers, No. 32, Fteet•atreet, and that he reccrid 30.. a week. Police-constable Shaw, of the Ci division, said he had known the prisoner for the last two or three peers as the constant associate of thieves and convicted thieves. He had been committed, end the last time was at Worehlp-street police-wort, when be had three months tinder the Vagrant Act, The proeecutor asked for the ease to be dealt with sont manly, as be was leaving for the Continent. Mr. Nyman said he could not do that, unless the prisoner pleaded guilty. Mr. Neale, who appeared for the prisoner, said bie client would leave his oaae in the hands of the magistrate. Mr. Myra= sentenced the prisoner to six months' impri sonment, with bard labour. EXTRAORDINARY CONDUCT OP A FARMER NEAR RAP7TBOANDER. A charge of assanit was yesterday gone into at great length before Sheriff Jameson la the Sheriff Sum mary Court, Mr. John Aitchison, farmer, residing at Morte mart°, near Rodin, team mocused of attacking Captain John Blytb, of Seabank Villa, lawn, Fifeebire, Mr.. Blyth, Mr.. McCallum (wife of Mr. George McCollum, stockbroker and accountant), and Miss Macpherson, dater of Mr., Blyth. The circumstances of the ease are shortly these : It appeared that Captain Birk, acoompanied by the ladies above-mentioned, and hie daughter, Miss Blyth, went out from Edinburgh as Thursday last for the pure pore of Medlin liewthornden. They travelled by coach to Ltuswade, and proceeded thence on foot- After reaching Springfield they lost their direction, sot knowiag the locality, and in ocarequenoe got into a grew field belonging to Mr. Aitchipm, who happened to kepresent ea se adjoining grouad with Ids reapers. Mr. Aitchison noticing the party on his field. called out to them to turn back, as they had no bueicese there, and there was no rood that way for people. Captain Blyth being rather deaf, wait informed by the ladies of what was said, arid am the farmer advanced towards them be stepped forward to meet him, and civilly ',wielded him to point out the way to the high road, a. they had mimed the way. Mr. Aitchison, however, would listen to no explsaaticns, and coupled his refusal to give the doirsd information by esictng bold of the captain by the collar and shirt front, and violently throwing him down. Captain Blyth fell heavily, bat soon regained hie feet, though neither active nor young. Mr. Aitchison then a second time reeked upon him and threw him down. Mee. Myth and the ladies loudly rebuked this ✓avage conduct, but the only answer given by the farmer was a severe blow teethe back, which felled Mreld'eallom to the ground. Mrs. Blyth and Mies Macpherson meeting with the same exrranrdlnary treatment Ia suoceedoc. R 1101011• strums wee again attempted, but proved of as little avail a. before, Mr. Aitchison inrleting that they should all march out of the field instantly, or he would have them forced away. A slight fence stood near the spot, and seizing hold of the ladle • be pushed them over one after the other, giving Miss Macpherson • posh of such violence that this lady fell down upon the other side and received very severe injurte.. MW Blyth was not amaulted, although she was compelled to get over the femme Captain Blyth being thus separated wad rataioei in the field by the rough fellow, and in spite of es. mewed reflood. to be shown a footpath whereby be might reach the high-road. ems pushed on pros the field in ano the' direction ty the former, who, when they had proceeded some distance, and were out of sight of the ladles, dealt him • severe blow on the eye will his fist. Eventually they reached Sir J. W. Drummond'. gamekeeper's hoop, and Mr. Aitchison drew the attention of the gamekeeper to the circumstances under which he detained Captain Blytb. Tee gamekeeper, coking a ratioaal view of the matter, lactated the defender no the severity of his conic', the captain having also related his side of the cam. Daring the conversation which cnened, Mr. Aitobison declared he would suffer no person to traipses on his ground, and be would wrye ovary one who dal so in the same way he had served Captain Blyth. After several expressions to thin effect, ha pushed the captain through • gate and left him. Theo. facts wore proved in evidence by Capella Blyth and the ladier. For the defence it was urged by several reapers, who were called as winters., that Captain Blyth attacked Mr. Aitchi son first, and that the latter did not strike any of the party, and that the statement of the clef nder was to a similar e ffec.. Bayles heard Mr. Miller, 9.9. C., for tie defence, and CST. filly reviewed the evidence, Sheriff Jameson convicted Mr. Alteldsoa of the asssult, and sentenced him to poy • line of IW. ; Ia default to suffer forty days imprisonment.— Sseinsets. M4BKE7& COTTON.—Ltvzuroot.. Avant 24.—Tbe sides of °M um to-by 'we sedrowed at 6,000 balm A quiet market at yesterday's pd... CORN.—Bostog, Atoost 24.—The weather for the last few days has been everything that ran be desired for wearies the erops. Our market rated doll fur what, to-day, at about 1.4 week's ran. Old red. 445. to 46e.; white, 475. to 49.. There were aft w mangles of new off•tisg ; the quality very inferior to lent year's. Red, 43e. to 4te. Oats, la. per oboe. Blue pear, 40a. to 42a. ; white, 38.. to 40a. 8e..., old, 47a. to 491. LVYN. Avor•er 23.—We have now fine vends!. foe finishing harvest, eth is almost brought to a close. except I. marsh land white coma quantity yet renal.. nnsectuvid. To-day's market we had only a moderate show of wheat. New samples, quality very v. 140.3. must be noted It. to 2s. per qr. compel.. Oil prices without alteration. Beam ls. per qr. dearer. fltotstos-ow-Titts,Atortst 24.—The weather continues very favourable for harvest operations. At this day's mar kat we had a small supply of wheat which sold at a ?nue lion d Ls. per quert.r. Grinding herlry and rye In good dewed. Oat. in fair request at late rates. Impute during the pest weak :-.osta, coastwise, TN qrs.; rje, cgs, 860 pa. GLASGOW. AVO'AT 24.—Weather brilliant. To-dare market watt thinly attended, and the wad., s e e. Wheat, abusive of demand. wa• nominally un a lt ere d to value; but, to make progrew wdh miler, • cooreettion of 3d. to dd. pee 2401 ha. would be nicemtare. Flour in moderate request at former price.. Barley, beam, oats, mad oatmeal, wan quite neglected. CATTLI3.-301 THALL, At: over 24.—Tbe wonllterbabqg unfavourable for bomber. mused a slack demand so-day. A (ow thing. mmalned unsold. Bost made from 2.. 6d. to H. 104.; mutton, 4a. to 6..; lamb. 6s. to fm. 6d.; veal, 4s. to 6..; pork, 3a. Od. to 4a. 4d. per stow of 81ba., slaking the offal. LEATHER AND HIDES.—The leather market coo thaws unchanged, a Rood average budsw having been done throughout the week at as nearly as gansable previous rates. The supply of fresh geode at Leadenhall on Tuesday Ins small, although generally adequate to the want of buyers. Heavy foreign butts of beet tannage', good English bans, 241 b. sad upwarde , heavy harness hides, and olf-skins, Ire the articles moo iu request, while the stock.' of other anklee have trot increased. The pablie sales of raw goods went off heavily lest week. Nona of the salted River Pieta hides were sold. About 2.600 of the Auetrellas bibs. fond hums at tomer quotatians. The salted Wag India hides. firsts, brought ee. to 76d. There was very little demand for horse hides, salted or dry. About 100,000 kit* were sold, without alteration in value ; the best, of Mesa c were in good request. For buffsicee there was an improved demand, and slightly higher rata were realised. By private contract 1,200 salted Buenos Ayres hides have been cold at 81d for both light and heavy ox, with usual tares, and 1841 salted Monte Video hides 661 b. and 6816., at 76d. 61b. tare on landing weights ; also 260 dry Monte Video hider, 371 b., at 13d. for best, monde, fid. COALS.-Lowneg, AVOCAT 24.-Byam's Beholds West Hartley, 14s. Od.; Davison's West Hartle,, 14e. Od.; Hastings Hartlay, 14a. 64. ; Lambert s eat Hartley, 14.. ad.; Tisdale Moor, 12s. 9d.; Tanlield Moor Butes, 12. 9d. ; Walker Primrose, 12s. 3d. ; Washington Hartley, 13s 64.; Wait Wilma. 145.; Walls End Hosforth, 16..; Walls I# .d Ridde d, 16e. ; Walls Bad Braddylls Hewn, 160. ; Walls Bed Haswell, 17s. ; Walls End Hatton. 17.. ; Walls End liLepier Orange, 16e.; Walla End Shineliffalss.; Walla Bed &mos, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 16.. 6d. ; Walls Had Haugh Hall, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Hunwiok, 14e. ; Wells End Hellos, 164.3 d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16s. ; Walls End South Hellas, 16s. ; Walls Bad Unwire Thoroley, 14e. 3d.; Wall's End West Hellos, 16s. 3d.; Walls End Whitworth, 14a.-Ships at mutat, 93 ; sold. 65. a lb. I= . t as el law I . !" 4".ff_ , 7 3 I was lII= 11111111■181 gmt saw* OW i 2 &Me Ohm. tide 61••••11111. tbr satviumidireires e melee 11...... ...... T ........ Awe Moabsaral ..... ir.:: - ..11.7 arm in LADINO' non, Of 1 . 0.1 rm. (600111 S by Pim Wor ✓ell NA 60 by the Win of extort owl 10e soiebboodlood) otkod to. Ilmoilloop floolytookoo of 10 on, • tomb, tA. for baronet aim ; elto wsotoor ot say hoodicop atter tbo pub. !iodic. of wolrbto (Autpre 22. at to ..to.) to carry ;lb • not ViMMILLO i gl3 sum to tho had. 1 broo. ers quart el al* M lb I X a.a.sua Lags, • 6 6 S . *::* 4 4 1 r 111 005. 16.616 a ... .... a s 11 Amami r. 311113 4 .• .. ........ ? n , tyathia Qtrs• Pro $ .» .wwr ltvfmcir ...... a II f !efts il 6 3 II • $ Omens 1 IX . I : !hlw .. 1 I I Amines 4 tl3 Neese Osnineer ...... I 4le Pesky I T 114 = 1. 11:. c. 0.5.. i I ! • • WI tint • ,_ Tin Celitert ' Ace Betts' LAYS of 30 sm., Maid Is a Illestritahm• of 5 cote. each, for hot.tee that hays never wan mere Asia 50 seer. at any use thee prerb,ua to ille rear 3-yr-aide, 7st 41b; for, Set bib . Eta, 84 131 b ; Dia and aital: 94 alb ; Mlle and gektiags allowed 31b; borne having ruined awe this year without sliming 80 outs. ailowell VA; hese et were, Mb • the slat et to pay 5 errs to the fund. One wije. Ts ells sad sane to sti. eie,k of the course be fore Woe ride* ths etteelae betas rattaag. Tits STASI, PLAT. of 40 soya, aided to a Handicap liweepetelte of 8 med. etc% is tan el ereeptaar.., fir bones of . 11 go ; a willow t I nay nos ails. Ii• publication of dte woudita (hornet 22, at 10 Lin) to, carry bib entre. One mile sad a half. Lis .t 15 1 _ Airiest base 4 4 13 Aspires 4 1I l amok sellaal ...... • i ial i ill termer _ 11414.1* Nllam &Mal elm Ikea.- •n si • I S • 3 • 15 T • T 3 11 3 10 s • 7 , oe. 11t. lxxxicirme HA.•f;ICA? PLATT 01 60 sow!, added to s ftweeptokes sf 6 sacs. each, 2 ft, fr thros-yr-olds astt wised*, the visors , of ray Ipaidicop ofior tbs peblleat os et the trolskts (Assume 22, at 10 a.m.) to carry llb extra; tilt insect to py .$ lOW. to the food. Tbseimportm of • ono, stesiett. is it n AT 4 1 isilmbe Le". 4 3 11l Ceatmet • • 3 3 4 MIIIARMINI.• . . 4 I V 1 13w Umaat 7 i II•1•••• : i It 1 4 1:r. . ~,, ,a...,...„ ... 110 The Frew • 34. 1 7 7 Production 1 I *Allot, • 1 • lama. kreftwor • • MI! *1•011.1./ ~ 3 1 I. auribri , a• 13 ALL-303D 5E1.1130 ST/ML3, ot 25 sew, si‘d I.: 11 • Ilwerpaskee et 6 ....oh , t.o yr-c!ee, 6a 1216, 12wee, be• 12.6; four, 94 1216 , 6. eel wan* tan 21b; a awl g W1...A 3lb ; nor inure, to 3..01d be lOW., bar rf emend to le sold for 7.. V., allomi..l 516, if fur 5C1., lOW. U lot 401 . 161 b. if for 31.11, 2116, if fir 20/ , a,-, ; Ibm .1.••• r re be 016,4 try section ireoadua.ly eh.r thii r es. mad 16. ems , pleo over tii• fella. pros to go .o tho guar'. ninesNiorters ...f • Sale. larivirbi. 'AY I : .., •od crane to the alga of Um roam i.n tf.• ...wig Lao. naming, Wiens 9 o'clock TRAFFIC RISTURNO. ISM. Mr. Total, Total. ustivsys. 0. 1 / 4 0/ 1 4 u tsy .k.u. Jus• M ull, "ma. "7 Pew ' ""'N 'A 14 1 . 116 / 1 . 10 Mambas Itsukkaacy) 1944 MOS 1,007 1.612 2.391 Warn only AIIIIIK 4. Ma Wank el Pumas llO 4,18.5 3.674 6.041 7,46 Week mellig Awn& 13. folluburgb r 0 Ourecou ..-- 141 7.174 UN Vastlids 144gth 11n0w5.....-- 114 4.010 4.1.10 Wool Mali Auou44 14. OM* 14.4114 mg Nora Lima. J4 West 5ta11 41.34144 19. 114=p liMens n 8 uuctlos— Is War 284 131 PI 947 MS Baste. sutl Yeas West asullug August 20 Wu* limedin Ws6r9ortl au4llllimuy Wm* sang August L. _ _ _ Gnu Weston 491 35,216 31.980 lisudas sad Igneksrall . — 1.9 1.812 1 Id Wag= sod Meng Waters BlO 43:88 I!,410 70.118 70.766 Legato sad Ikea Wisgsgs..— Ma 16.817 4.167 19.974 Ilassagggr, IlgutbJuiggga. egg Allslashass sl3 lA LOW 833 Ilsaeuestig.ll6/11•19. sod lb nolestitse 12116 6.096 0410 11.116 10.111 _ _ %Mr tad Pals Iknr• Sr 4M "1:0 6116 . laandir• end Taltalet• flag 19.146 20.112 ALM MUT ■atoripinw. 1,61•Ionl ..... 631 NS 1.401 Ebrewshar, 1.4 lienelnalma 11.3611 L 761 2,015 3.314 • The amalgamation of the Lama&lre and York&lre and Feat Len. ambles Railways naeing geoelved the amnion of partlameat, the Valle melded of both mileage on Inginded la the gave. SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCS. CASUALTIIB, Elam. of Ounkirk.Captata lathy. trom Cardiff to Idareenier, foundered at one on the 9th August; ere. taken off mid haled been—lersey. hog. 20. rani. Queen, from the Clyde 00 It adrea. Is es 'harem Arkin., Bank, and to beteg Jemmied; • tag km been rent.—Otaegon, Aug. 24. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Carleton, boa Oatetta br Loodes. July 27,15 t. SS 11, lot. SI W. Loyal, bees Voles ke Liverpool. Avg. 9, IoL UK, lea. 37 W. R.ll. Ely, tram Liverpool for Kea York. lob 11. lot t 9 tr, len. 21 W. Mons bona. tram Cabala he Loales.Juse 10, tat. M 9, too 23 E. stslbourer, COlelibe kr Lambs, Sol Ma. 23 11. toe. 5 E. Venus (ship), tram Bombay Ter his I, lat. 27 33 3, 47 IL PERILOUS VOYAGE AND SKILFUL SEAMANSHIP. Some few months ago instructions were received La England by Mr. John Watson, of London, who is eon erecter of the **taking, to dispatch to Bahasa small screw beet to ply in mementos with the Bahia railway. Aboard : leggy, a pretty craft wee built of *el plated, sad as it *a utterly *possible to meats such a distance, even had the teen freighted with coal, it was resolved to send the Little Lucy to Bel* under mil alone. Although only 20 tons register. to obviate too great buoyancy, which would have proved fatal fu • squall, aba woe loaded with 18 tons of cargo, snd started from tag Tees en her Meg and perilous voyage. Oa reaching Falmouth the captain sod crew, becoming faint ' hearted, put into that port and declined to proceed further. A message was then sent down to Liverpool, with the object of procuring a captain for the little vessel. Ultimately Cap tain Richard Benton, • member of the Liverpool Mercantile Marine Asonciaiino, and the all but successful candidate l the mohoolabip Conway. offered to navigate the *eel to Bahia. After much difficulty a crew was got together, but so fragile was the appearance of the tiny bark that one of the mew absolutely jumped overboard no less than six WINS in a vain attempt to escape, the gallant captain on each occa sion capturing the would-be runaway. On the 20th of April last, the Little Lucy again being ready for see, Captain Bracken hoisted sail, and barleiMy steered down channel, his friends at Falmouth bidding him a sorrowful adieu, with the conviction that he never would reach Bahia. The bold captain, however, had, no such fears; he had been to every part of the globe, was thoroughly familiar with every trade, and, having confider* in hit little craft, with • fall and flowing mil the Little Lucy bowled down channel, and the result proved that Captain Breclon's judgment was right. Nothing of imp:Mance occurred until the vessel reached the Bay of Biscay, when oho eacoontartel two severe gales, but, miraculously ma it week she weathered both nobly, rising like a perk to every ware. There is no doubt that to the unparalleled searnitathip of Captain Beechen wee dm mainly the safety of the *eel and her crew. After clearing the Boy of Biscay the Phcebe Dunbar, • large ship telooging to London, with paresegers on board, descried the Little Lucy, and, astatished to see so small a craft in such • latitude, the mama signalled to Captain Breckon his wish to communicate. Accordingly the letter ran hie tiny vessel under the quarter of the Pbcebe Dunbar, when WO opera gleams and telescope' were levelled at the miniature chip beneath. After parting from the Phmte Dunbar the Little Lucy encountered tolerably line weather, and at length, after a parings of 49 days from Falmouth, Captain Breckon en- toed BA* where the appearance of hie vessel created, ea might be expected, a meat sensation. When the length of the voyage Is considered, the gremlin* of the vessel in which it was made, the short time In which it was accom plished, and the dangers and risk to be encountered, the Tortes of the Little Lucy lean event perhaps without pa rallel for courage, skill, and daring. Captain Brackett Is now in Liverpool, sod it to to be borate that the rare qualities he pones., may tied a timing sphere for their development.— Liverpool Mercury. AMERICAS AND AFRICAN MAIL DESPATCHES Flow Livgaroot..—The Montreal Ocean Stem-ship Com psay's mimosa North Briton railed from the Mersey yes terday for Quebec cod Meanest, with the Canadisn mails, 120 mbta passengers. and 100 sumer passengers. Amongst the oaseengers were Mr. Citbbs, the lets tutor to the Prises of Wales; Sir Henry Housed, physician in ordinary to the Que. n ; the Hon. Mr. Bolton. and the Hon. Bleary Smith, Speaker of the Canedien House of Parliament. It le thought probable that hie Royal Highness the Prince of Wales voll visit Canada this fail, to open the Vichwitobrldge of the Orand Trask hallway, which is to be completed is October. Yesterday also the African mail steamer Arme nian sailed from the Mersey for the West Coast, taking out the mails and 33 passengers. The rent mail destooh to America sill be by the British and North American Royal Man steamer Europa. which sally from Liverpool on Satur day neat for Boston, with the N. rib American and United States mails. The box at the Liverpool I'oeleolßeta will be open on thudsy till 8.18 a.m , had on the landing stage until 9 a.m. The additional fee at the landisg stags is la., which must he peepaid is stamps. Telegraphic despatches een he forwarded through the Ml c. of the Sew lock Prot, 10, Ezrhacge-street Pass, Liverpool. [Advertmemcot.]—Mr. 3. W. BEN-o,:, of 33 and U. Ludeitahlll, has Just pubtb.lied a new illuarated pamphlet on iratehealfro• by post for two iessapiO• which costal... prices and impor tant lidonnahre a. to the eaten to buy, where to boy it, and how t we It. it aboold no read by all bef , re blon • watch, as its aid per son. tiring In esy pert of inclard. Pootlaad. Insttnd, or Wales. eat. Most the watch linnwl•ptwi to their emend hovel, forwarded free hy wow. TM Mph repute .bleb Mr. News has obtained for the glen- Mrs of his maisahsenwe Wands mond r sons."—Xorninit *di endear. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DANIELL—Murat Deader...lmre. the wl's of Major Daniell. of a dawbter . EAVON —Auttrt 3, at Priamemmet. Cares Ilateroare. the wife of J. U. 'Anon bop of s em. MAaista. —*tweet le. at Porebarter Amur, HiCe.park, ate wife of l.W.Esio name, of awe. L4NRAUEI! . Park.croretat, Um wife of Adolf Lsadararr. 'Lag .7 s daZAtZ4. I.43.Do:!:.—Aysusi 23,u Loensca.terrac.. at Weargx.euper•Vaer, the wire or Lleutcoant r"l6l —7u' gue 7 T Cekrel Prtee. H. M .ee e klomhay Army. of daughter. BILWYN —August 22, st kictimoad, eiu: ley. • ate of C. J.Eeiw7l4 Lg., a ~:lbughtte. BPKANUE.—Aug.t 4t, at Cr.-Amt. lalngton, the Irle of Mr. A. H. Bpeange, of • me. lIABBIAGIB. CARY ICHAIKL—RODPON.—Aamt IV. at BAIT St. Unload's. by the He.. and kin. I. Pekw, J. C.unck% Eso., of VAluburgh, to Mary Intss, dlooehter of B. $. Hodson. KN.. of Bury At ►4mund s. TUBLOY O—AOQUITII —Amami 11.4 at Trnitty Chureb. Newlactos. J. A P. ►ur:u4. Let. H mans. dasksid, of D. Asquith, Seq., for- If lOtiOrl..— eVY NDER.—A tenet 33. It toe Church. Rout, by lb. Svc. Jose 4 tem Fleecy Ntchutir. req.. of southtnroucn, K.M. got el tin Ws Kee. badman titiot Ntr.40.1% of VI t o A go .. 70. , 33.6 deuithto of (Norio PoSolec. K.q.. of Leo. Kura. Dils. SENNETT —kart , .4 St. st rwer Ousorx.plate. OW Heat road. T. D. Sennett. Eq.. and 61. EOZ E: OI .—AMSIMM W. It Wormllerm blortimer Lake. E•Mr. J. & W. it MereNVW, Roocourabla Mrs. Edmura 111 ~ 1 Jeeatattam, gri6cmr of Waists Horioar.bbla Limit& nt3.4ol,lormlvdimim... NAV MULL—aims U, Otago yam'. Toot. et Limb's Vow Tt. awl Chasairpiess. tittle nth law of him Ka. Przuni 4114 Mut.wanni Ssre lI•Ups.W DI. a, Umbra to gin Olt% N lwoyw4 14.1pe• 1.1 I•notort Wreak to dr Prodostod Irilatraes—T neat. Acorn SA, L. 1