The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-13 00:00:00

. 4 CHINA. Tke subjaised letter from the ants Moil gives an anciettat of the state of matters at Tiontaio when the Very left Tux - nun, Joss 4. The proasedthis of the And =Wins dace the opium ear lost. et the swath ef the Pthho oa the filth sit We bees limited to ma saandastina of the user Ism Tabu up to Thetis, sad the proem of lard Mita sad Berea Ores ea the Meta of the lath, sad of lb. Deed sad Count Pcmdstine es the mends, of the 106, sp le the erne plat these of the numb end Smile geso leis lied they Mee ef the easy kw sr tee days. The dwells of the orlon of the forte at Tair her already bees published. Them fortileatioas were admirably rare to orator the pwyr c , their gar and animmaidea eve randant sad efeetivii; ail that wee wetted, r reel he Mart, were skill sad omega The lose of life man ✓e daandere was merry gaga 3011 killed outrigkt, whose Mire were (rad La the lore ; the weeded ewe mired st The ricer abed with their sea la away ogees ;or or two were f.mad deed, killed by their owe Land . sad the people report that Tab, the Mears commander-in-chief, Woe drawn oat el the water, whiner led attempted maker Ile rim Pal-ho, berate Taka sad Terra, ruse through • Bet °pastry, es heel that MN eas me way amber dielleate bread the Mae; the soil is elbevid, so skew or rocha s : r f e zy Net nom Jeep the along, sad the levee Purr ef tie smell supply of timber. ere made of m sr swa-dirleil trek eel in raerelly Pt They or story , the mod le elewegtbred by wattles of reed or millet Welke. and thee pie wed ea the outside. They are wretched sod dry bower bee the &rear of stone and ember, rather Aga re abler poverty of the people, accounte for their miserable appearewee, as they must employ what , rotor to bend. The trip from Tra to Tiara will remind the traveller who has ben So Three of the towns and scenery of the Rik, sad the eitudarity le brewed by the numerous meek- Zzell-oreepe Mr, with whir the people Irrigate thedr TM dream le about 00 miles, and greet numbers of pen jaika Nam the idea of the river, showing the impor- ORM of that trade to the support of tla capital. Over 300 of 10nn pared 4%4 of the war of the river within the week neessellag the erten of the forte Teeter contras upwards of 300,000 peole, moot date= grog me the soothers bask of the Pal-ho, - sad art of the teenorie of the Greed Coml. The waits are neither very high see wrap, sad the aulturbe term • very large pert of Weh . TM Oraed Carl here leeslittle rewrap* of as absemel, and the tides rims sad hill as they do in the river. Ores to the direr= of • great part of it. supply of water, by the sewn of the king of the Tallow River, few beats vow gene le thd di inns walk Naas to be of Bede ellthy eit the Inhere the difinkies of Ite weer level mat be mewed _by ainsen sogingensg •=7,,, WI peepa iss apyllei. bat the i t:sl ini tie dash wry to la desTsr. thies la the smith et to the capital. The river sieve ease* of le Bel to come op at alined my ilds, An they line the kw. Pew ship ban pet woad dolt badases, which was easpeeded an the sided et the aleaseers tun days ago, sad I:: Ole her begun to remove late the seastry web. their to • gnat slat, toting with thew their valuables and Inewsn. The antheeldes have his. psealy ng aed since the teen and leek as mese et the city, if WW Bra I they tenth 1 MINI ad thisely Istegkes. Man of their quota of wisps was at Tab; wale saw wee ethlectiag before the Bra wars Tan, the p lima eeenewsitheal of the penny i f Chihli, log bra aerial y bethink het yenned is power; be le= la n=ve P ry Itri e ir li ng l an ia l t ir, 2=6lsaii, withw o_ Wm anst ie wet roam The anon is maw hasher of ja inked Ass the sedans post at gonna.- namat il ilsabas, wed la the thkd Brehm of the cabins at be.bseides bidding ether pgets. Be filled the onto* at peethelel tretwever at Cense .hest UM, sad Ins keg beta suerweenet with the pet*, of his sea My. Hie coadjutor i• • thengeilaa, and ant l'eadind el the beard of Civil Me, and hr bass knees nen at the espied than in the pro wlers. Beth then Ostheehltheare an over seventy yeah of age, and esessaas that they ban ben lawseeed with tall powers% neat ; onseteeney the Segel& sad Preach ideal presseleriss will mow ben • wall sansa he wasedsig then. The its of Thalia MO Ilk* le air snob tram the =of the kedge wiskeen, end the fore* they have Is the ally and ea lam ken the emotions et their ewe aims ss. Oak ratter illepplthe an tandebed by the menislpel antheditko, thel it be be fared the Teel owes, an an paid Mir Oen, end Ad ig e helpless is althelatag dm. Piety sate et nines= aointeitted es the =by the Ihrsitpems GPI ate maggessted, sad thew have away had We and idled is cisawiti a also nenneenk ebbe they IMO bog led mar lie mks lidf hit. The bike of New sad anseenthe sew said lag an only be tened ben MO of Weed by a sines of pear entrages. mid the Chinmidair knew well bow Os sender it, if they US arks geed re of it. Geed bat sad manta, pain, apiplas, sprints, radishes, yam, and plenty of Ise lave hem furnished. No orb as, sees In the marketa, 'hie en probably at tan anwast los en* laithebril Una atheL Wheat and =the elibit i F oo s? th en en sowed is drilla, sot The is dean, bet the beggary and wok" see ware proportiaasts. The people an not so kapplimbed et vinsissi as the Onneres, an so welt ered or bored, ad la winter and rage gently. A tew days 111 deals, probably, whether the dearth math_ spout this gonennent an Wetly to be Graphed with, R whether a protracted we, ea a gnat helpless people lite lime araead dd. city is to be dragged ea. • nesting is ap pointed ke take pins m Neadsy, the 7th, with two saw LOMBARDY. A Milan letter says The Archduke WM:alias lass published • eircsler dm- Used to Nerve as • gaffe to merrosed fesetirmaries. It beer by &snood*, that the gapers/ hr courestulsted hits es the reforms which have bees oomnersoed in Italy, end them empires the cocessioss rested by the late Impe rial letter. The various poems employed, be sem antler- Most the spirit of the isstirsotiess given them et We time el hie smoke to the Loseherdo-Viseties government, sad the edmisharstive power. seconded him la the application of the inersres of . The central, provincial, and mualcipel bodies showed thew sad fm the public good, and drew up propositions which have been word by the sovereign. end moot ef which will be created Into effective motor. The Arehdoke anstocce that • number of undertakings of for le to be carried on ; and that • law labile inettnetios will be presented, and be erteblished to swot such parts of the restey r shall be visited by public ea/a mities. All thew things will, be my; famish an opprets aity to Se goeirsastat functionaries be show their zeal. but the latwevidoe iv agaire most none Ilkowed to degenerate Isle usiesellie. They moat set firill that they an °sly the eineste tithe suns. The Geeervir wishes that silts ahead he basted in • simple moor; and that all tones, eassialed b impede their regrew, sbould be abolished. Forlsorise me told is the circular bat they meet give sp all retitrery sus, with at the same Use mat avoid eayides IPIIIIIIOI4, twit hatacesiase tie atembe a ardor. The Illemener b mama Is pat lows way adept Or several pose, sod he alibis the* the magiatratiettt wad al easivable reforms of lbajvallsiba of the caus al/. The Arabian rye that al seiremost thaw should na da" It se tbir lay to tall the troth she al aim sod, IDOTt Mir, that ear should show tlmmedre saint mid =the ism. time line towards the Up to (aye the Archduke) be bad alma sad 'he abelastrak• Sim to erdeet es whe*i be be data bat that sew the time tee motion hes arrived. SWITZ EBLAND. The canton of Neufchatel is again greatly agitated It may be remembsted that altar the resignation by the Ling of Prussia of his claims to it, s coestituent annebly was charged to draw tip a draft of a con stitution. The draft wu conceived in the most radi cal spirit, bat, contrary to expectation, was rejected byths popular aseemblies. The constitment assembly revised the draft. but the people have jut again re it by 6,632 votes to 6,926. At Locle and La re fed it the centre of radicalism, great coin-, motion prevails, and it is thought the government will be forced to interrene to resent disturbance,. TIN BOY KILLID la • Hat•TIST Inavist.—As basset ems bele pOwdeyr the lia7alOsk. Oanalallarl. Ow bear al Wawa Pastia awl IS, oho W killed by the yaws of • pti4ork, • which see her masr:Ti of, mains Me kW eye, es wisialtheer A bay, awned Com who was the en/y pews poem at Ow Mar, muted Ow the decomod nut spina She =it. Tbs Jag ramrod s oardkt of " Accidental CObIISTML OW • TIMMS/Ws SOT THltOwlao Drawal AT A RAILWAY Lama—lee Winans, curb wed slab mbar, it. Teete•ssw, Pssk•strost, wr *lira at I k e Wiasall. OA Walieldlly. with bombe Omni doe Min ea Mom atm melee TS the Stott lriniiia Beiteey, at Ws& It tArrd ass as Tenho the metes wee swielleg ea the be. twee Whom, sot Toh-sbeell, Owe he *was, _miasma Os poops et ihe sifter IPA Mews sled iblibandely tiaNt. Owe elms es pees el Oki et the 'Wee. Ile hew tido awns* misty skis et the also the Tbe farm al/ met okay analog the wishes , bet agOes Obi bowie elees mai the whlde • A 2 1"s t g ite seib= 4 ..r.via m— at ig h W ee_.h he Osseo admitted that be bed ease 011101111118 Via tits Oboe ; kis Wm* pe mob Om Gas sawhobe) het be he pot he Own eel moieties a owed it ii. TPIN land. a weiakai shot I 1 e. bobs bees sot st the haw *Was, is • Ink was shot to ebedZuste Wok. Yo Osborn, seetheest, NM he was sat ell•p•ber et mesa sled, Se sea tai tees soma these oder sr soot. The f 'eel to oa.sat hi. to tbe stoles at sad saulasi bt.o to toll,lltassif is 601. sad two sr cad les et M. see.—B,stivbres Doily Foot. ,i - t , ••• '7 (Tr "> ., 4 liT _ THE -BAPRE6B, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGVST 13-, IBse- 'NAVAL AND 111L11ABY. WOOLWICR, AUOUIT li KENT AITILLIZT MlLlTlA.—Lieutement-Copmel Jobe Formby Odor, dm later cairmadisi tins lire Is • miles lloullog Ms idiots M the eft= men to sessinble it Dew en Weinfreft, the Mk flaperta ber, per enema dye' Weft eel eiadee. Abetter be domed as iimeetees, mil en seined to three menthe' Im prisonment. CHATHAM, AVOOST If. AITIMFTED LAUNCH OF as MA1 . 6872'4 LAP. DMus Itisorr.—As attempt to lunch the floe slaw frigate Mrsary, 40, took plow this alteruom, and wee vie sewed by serwal thorns& apeotatore both an tart emil water, het mead be • ~.tallure. The Mummy ems at the me t of naval mehimoture In the world. flie s.l este l l 4rte (Mead% SO, mew sleame, reesat)g Immisird at Punkahs Dockyard, sad le the mead at the Isar Moires wow Mem trigger the late Lade of the Alsntrelry ordered be he ameneeted to compete with the lorge war Asemme halt far the Umbel &atm navy. The Mersey wow otunmeneel hill, la January. 1867. The gmnits slip as which diy was hid down had to be leagthesed aserty 100 feet la frier seetwasoodate her. ne followtei a ; wes YOl maw. eine of bee fe llimmicatt en, sthese herb, ua236gth Small ,• log& bottom perpemdlen- l SOO ism lkW he 264 et 4t L.; extreme kevadth, 61 het Woad* tor team" hewer% 61 rust kevedtk moulded, 60 feet 1 is. ; depth el bold, 19 hit 10 is. ; bertha la toes, 8,79170.96' hat lota hog* el mew rpm 13$ fee, mad the we he Ili od with maellawy, • part of vittok to already on Weed, of 1,000 betwirr , which eta be worked up to amebiseuhly men. brach wee app.:dated to take Awe at the lep al the Geed • Am Wastes after 2 o'clock. The " was performed by Was Niehohoe, dalkts criW,rt a Z Th, Esq., Roebeeter, lad the lest &rebore knocked away. e vessel, however, reamed to move, mad all sample be make her quit the stocks were of no avail. At length eke wee again shored up. It Is thought the tailors arose km there not bang eulllcieut mat" for Imo. To-menow smother attempt will be mode to Lark her. QIIIIINSTOWN, Almost 10. Her Majesty's transport Hope was this day Ja- Mvs•Osaaral assougsmisd by Sa by yan. sad Coldest P C.D. dos tlis WWI( for Bombay, sad babas cat SPOB7INO. READING RACES.-THOISDAT. Tar Warrant STAINS (firedamp) of 10 eon. seek 6 ft, and two only if &dm* so„ with 60 added. The second to es* hie *aka. Wham extra. One mile. (41 subs., 16 of whom deelered.) Ilt. 4. W L 4104 et Kan. W 11431,3111. 3 VILT ) 1 lir. la wart's fierwatess WE; 04 ..(11441 I ar. err eswi s swam sr, sfts The totlowtm Wee rea 41 the tweel, a erg t 3 he Flying Delphinia, Chmasimple, Apul)a, Arena*" La.. of 114chasond Hill, Berastake, Heir-et-Law, ftlthazo, and Sta prim. Der=ta toji ea Wag 407 do Forest, 6 to 1 each Le& seul RaJdt cf Kars , 6 to 1 apt t) W. 7le 1 apt Ler et 'Richmond HIIL Woo by two logthe,• mar distemee between the woad sad third ; King of the Fond yr a geed fourth, Heir-et-Lew was fifth, Chastain** se &La d Richmond Hill were twat The bet two wen Shßieloa sad ftaionster—+ . b latter Win Tit FOMMI7IIT STAMM of 3 STK ili : g lik 10 ' 2.yr-olds aad upwards. Optional se w, On min o, Day. Ledy area. by [lepton. I ra WV. la M. 1 Mr. W. Dada /pia. in L Mr. Jodie IthaNesdid COIL the TS . .. • ..... •• - • ( 177217 ) lir. C. Tampa lath, 3 lye 1.101.1. Tag Joaoweigal 4 Kr. Ideal% Wade. 3 thy 1.407.4 is thb.. ~Mtckeeace) Tara CATII3II AM STAN= (11,231319 ft i1g ge. 1 3 NM sack with 26 added. Winans arra. Pies Lord Orthairfe My Mem by OthrL l rs. M 114 , 1, 19 Mr. ltheyel Ida id Ithithmead WD, 3 )rkTrt 4th ....in Mr. J. eerie rare Wetheggy i r; r 7.4 fa • •irilinb Th•hbowtagant ram. Oran, ilOrtiatapeas, berg, Qom et S o on Minter, able Bay. Betting 7to 2 apt My Niece, 4to I opt Table Bog, 6 to 1 earis apt Quasi of Soots sad sad Clara Webster, 7 to nab not Groan sod Homburg, 8 to 1 apt Minstar, 10 to 1 apt Lan of Richmond HW. on easily by two learn, sans Memos between the snood sad third ; Northamptoa war Barth, a bead from the third ; Orson was nit ; Table Be/ aad roain up the roar. Teti M iasmaSTAMM of 16 ans. each, 611, with 60 added, foe 2-yr-olda ; colts, fat 71b; Slit.., Bat 31b. Certain whams extra. Half • mile. (21 subs.) Mr. OthpartiongWe 1 WINPaNT, by Z 130 4 23. Wb• 1 Mr. dtheethe Ardath. the ns ........ . • Wig 2 Mr. Parte% lUdera. M thb Inn. ab es.) ilbewiew„ The (olioviag nric ran Orman, &hien, Clamatha, Zitalls, Easabd, Grad& Betting: 5 to 2 apt Paadors, 7 to 2 apt °mama, 6 to 1 apt Arden, 7 to 1 each apt Lady Mongolia, Rombel, and Zitella, 100 to 7 apt Clemantlie, 100 to 6 apt Griesida. Lady Ilagatou ma& play throughout, and win after a good nos I. with Arden by • nod ; the favourite was bans a leagth *ma Ardour; Zits& was (Garth, about throe from Pasdors ; Romani waa fifth, close up with t e gl Omahas was last bat on, and Schism last. Till STAND PLAT' (handicap) of 100 ion. Winans extra. Half a ten Lon Annan . Tragedy, by Headwall PC 4th rah lONA , UN) 1 Mr. Terdaa Meant* 3 yre. 6.1 .............. ttheardd Mr 'loathes. Tiara. 3 rya7lll3lb (theerdell 3 The knowing also ran Gaud, The Giant, "My Niece," Bel Espersass, Mary More, &mon, Charon, Little Pickle, Fun, The Tartar, Neil Gwyn*, Bridget Magmas, filly by Orlando—Twit:sr, Porget-a»-Not, Bigot rbsia Illy by Orlando—Ossa Bating . 4 to 1 apt Trapely, 5 to 1 an typia Porpd-ina- Not sad Atanyllia, 8 to 1 each apt "My Nisei" aad Bel Roperansa, 10 to 1 apt Neil Gwynn, 100 to 8 apt Twitter filly, 100 to 7 apt Misty Mora 100 to 6 apt Little Grand. Wonwily by a length ; bad third ; Misty Morn was fourth, The Giant Mtb., sad Little Gerard sixth. To, SILLINO STA KIS 016 80,.. each, with 26 addad ; for 2-yr-oida and upwards ; optimal eallieg weights, ite. Half a ails. 317. W. Day's gelding by Tathoor—minds, t (11M.), tha td ij = 1 Mr. Torte Tulle* pay. VALI, Mt 11 ...... 3 Mr. Meath% TEND.; yea i .......... 0 4 fire: ?,. - -11Ve, 1, 1 ,4.r., 1 1 Mr Boman sot W - w swig defm. ra as Mb Weeper, 6 Kr. dgeTera Mathdr. I 7Ye 1101.1.1 el Sib •• • Mr. thase's V oday area yr. TM 11 LATEST BETTING. EBOR HANDICAP. 4 to 1 apt Vedette (t) 10 to 1 The Room Caudle (old) BT. LEGER. sto 1 sgst Fitt Roland (t) 5 to 1 Tozophilite (offJ) 8 to 1 Ttu IIaAJI (t) DERBY. 26 to 1 apt Viking (t) 40 to 1 &hula (t) MEETING. HANDICAP. Forfeits to to 17. Bt. Lager Coons DONCAS' Tai GMAT Yozasanis dealand as at batch Angela lob Alb FUNAIMIIt . 4 II IS ial li . ii ********** ::: i i i 7. 1 r= 1 .-:7" . , I 1 Ira remie:::..:::: a M:::::*:::::::: : • • r aw a Vats.-- : .":::::::: § Ii :. %•••••••41hat. i I to iiiiiiiii • e T r,.... •/ i , lan et Se disfts _ all • /I! j t TM* it • MTh. be We gi Z t run lOU Ile ai ordered so no A&SIZB INTBLLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—Ouu,DroRD, Atrouss 11. (Before Mr. Justice Willa sad a Special Joy.) PORTZ& O. TEN NOME LONDON 14.11. WAT 00/EPANT. This was en action to recover damps for injuries to have bean austeined through the negligence of tht l e feadents. Mr. Kailas' was counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. E. James, Q.C., and Kr. J. 13T01 , 120 appeared kr the company. The ?WOK it appeared, we a walehmaker at Poplar, sad about sixty-six yore of age. He bad, it appeared, gone with his wife to attend divine COMM at Highboy, and the acci dent in question took place at the Stepney station upon his return. Awarding to the plehttil 'a cos, the train bad quite stopped and he was about to slight, when it suddenly moved on agate, sad the aneseqoenee was that he was threw' down between the train and the platform, and received most severe injuries, among others several of hie ribe belag tenths& The accident was alleged to have ashen from the moving in of the tube altar it had stopped, and it was also urged that there were not sufficient servant at the station to Said the psaeeegen from the train. Mr. James made a very eloquent address to the jury an behalf of the defendants, and he said that while they desOy re gretted the sesedent the plaintiff had sustained, they were at the mine time bound to defied the posse adieu, henanse iron the inquiries they bad made they had eon to believe that he had brought the midorinne upon himself, by ge ttin g out of the carriage while the train wee in motion end before it had stopped at the station, and he said that if he roods out this fact the defendants would be entitled to a verdict. • Several whores belonging to the railway were then ex amined, and they deposed that the plaintiff attempted to get out of the carriage while the train was in motion, and that the consequence was that he fall between the carriage and th e platform. A peasenrr who wu in the same carriage with the plaintiff also deposed to the same fact. Mr. Justice Wilkie, in summing up, explained the law to the jury, and mid that the d efend ant would aot be liable under the present form of action, unless it wee dearly made out that the accident was occasioned by the negligmos of their servant; and if they should be of opinion that the *OW by his own want of caution and negligence contd. bated to the mmident in the smallest degree, he could not newer demise for the injury that resulted. The jury retired, and after being in deliberation for two hors thef ishemed the court that there was no probability of their agreeing upon a verdict, sad requested to know whether the verdict of a majority would be received. This prolion was not accepted, and the jury again retired by fade room, where they remained three or four hours, of et the rising of the court, it being intimated that there wee no probability of their agreeing, they were dis charged without giving a verdict. HILLS V. THE. LONDON GM TAO= oomranr. This was a special jury onse t whisk oolemencod on Tuft day, before Mr. Baron Brannon, la the Crown Court. The Attorney-General came down specially, sad with Mr. Montagu Chambers, Q.C., Mr. Hindemith and Mr. Pol lock, conducted the case for the plaintiff ; Mr. Her r , Q.C., Mr. La th , Q.C., Mr. Webster, sad Mr. G. Dasinea, wore counsel for the defendants. The action was brought to establish the eight of the plaintiff to a patent for purifying gas. A vast number of solaniffie and other witness& were examined on both sides, sad the mass is likely to occupy another day Wore it is brought to • marathon. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—BaurroL, AuousT 12. Mr. Baron Channel arrived in thin city at half-put three o'clock this afternoon, for the purpose of holding the autumn mined del wise. The learned ledge was met at the rail way terminus in Temple-meads by the ff acting high sheriff, O. 1). Edwards, the deputpaberi, W. O. Hare, Esq., the right worshipful Frq., the Mayor, lasso Attune Cooke, Esq., end the usual eartige, and was meditated to the OuddkUl, when the commiesion was opened in the usual form. The amiss is reported to be a heavy we, there being be twos 30 sad 40 cued expected, several of which are set down for special juries. Amongst the cum are some which L7tto prams hstaras of unusual interest. A widow s en author of some celebrity for a libel on her cha rioter ; a lady who still retains her maiden state brings an action against an buourable member of the House of Com mons for a breach of his promise to marry her, laying her damage.' se high sa 1.0,0001; and in a third case, a gentle man of fortune saes a farmer for having horsewhipped him on the public highway. The trials will commence to-morrow morning. A WOAKING MAWS PETE. £DDRFS9 TO TUB IX.4U - OP TZB MIXON (From the Worwriershirs Chronicle) We have great pleasure in chronicling this week re cl these evidanoss of good understanding and *rant teletkim between employers and Winne which are becoming, we relates to perceive, were and more a feature of the present age. One of the goer vents of Ragland was declared by the late leermial Mr. lattice Tenoned, in the memorable =he erbered to the jury at the Stafford Amine, was re madesaily cat short by the hand of death, to be the lack of sympathy between the different ranks of so ciety. We feel gnWhil to anyone who exerta himself to *apply this void, and to show that sympathy does exist in the barite of the possismes of espial towards the labour whisk 011101111 the may ingens works by which that agar b seeded pear le. With this brief exordium, 1 we peered irk ear weretive of • " Working Man's Fite" ea • hoe mob The lIIIIMINOM waytioyes of Mews. Kerr and Blum, the acteedes pens sbit araufaeturen of this city, had a day's "oat " ca lay last, of perhaps as pleura a character se was ever sejeged. It will be recollsoied that a abort time agopaid tbs ax-Qasen al the Frew* who is stern at Malvern, • visit to Maws. K.wer ad Thissis verb, wed in oddi ties to giving es tmerm mama he • very Mathew dona tion for the workpeople. The ere Is not in the habit of per mining the acceptance of esalributions from visitors, but in this cam the rule wee depard from, not only on account of the gracious manner in risk the gift was tendered, but also in respect of ite pesemditg from royalty. It was re valved to expend tho bestir in a trip to Malvern, and in furtherance of dodged blesers. Kerr and BMus gave each mu • day's hide* sad a day's pay. The place of readanons and elagass re Mter-street, the hoar to'clock le Ike memileg. Sheri after that is war eambers, and other wthe toot ay p e e lbe ot perwskr sad the rely went on at a ewer slew abset, High-mirk and Brontbstrat, to the Haring error the bridge, the rate et speed wee in ma d the arm end light hearted party were conveyed pi kaatly_as their way te Malvern. At Bt. John's and at Parr fa ce e r mustered in Webs brat, and oretesallel the a hearty metros. A stoppage eta beer Maass all the half-way Immee isi wir y = T r estrosharals war =M. The sad tbe edible of perk cormacad to ink est Mr tick ho—s ie end lea the ward as the pewesiska _ us r into the rimscam wee a very aninatbsese. - led be resolved to make a at Meant lissmall, rat the bore might play is heat of the grim el era Marie Amelie. LW Majesty, however, sly alba liti so the was at present in neoweireg, it ward be releild to be failings if this reseintlem were aspired her mg re or Tiers were in conewparca drbia as to the ilseacherap when the exouskaists slighted rosily Were 11 ctIMI. Most of the party took advsetess el the delightfal day fora run—we should, perhaps, radasehmesellareadep the hills—for the heat wee mat worm, and theilselmes of read in all divorces le mil known. Hewn, the " lads and Mew" displayed remerkare poreersasse, and were independent enough to turn • deaf ear to the ingsmit solicitations eilemesd to them to "gime M have • donkey, sir." Not a few of the nom airriesas spirits reached the and Lied ample seemed of their toil in the Mel pararamio Mew vire met their gar. The simespilne, though In the lb • tans slightly characterised - bry that haze which scow pares 'Wiry weather, was seMaketly dear to admit of a widely-extended Few lacialities eaeM bre famished such • Oa all sides, mid he are eye could reach, nature seemed to have lavished to= sad graces co terra Anna with the greatest I Wavle' cornfields " ripe with golden grain," richly gg plentadeas studding the fore se well as the back brae " nestling amid the tress," villages peeping oat her sad there in all the fascinating amplielty et marry, red many other pleasing objects, whir we meg aet le waserate, contributed to make 1p 0 • sea idkweiaef sa which the sun shone down frees • alma= sky, sod am which no spectator with a soul for the beautiful bat would delight to linger. he address had hien voted by the tile to their royal hmetruses, rim la/`red that it would be her plow sure to receive it at Um/ Parma at COO VOSS*. At Ida hoar the deputed." "hick serieled of the generel zwitr tenders end the sin war upon the dam mated her with se other of which the falverfsql per 0 47 : " May it please yam _ Mirsty,—We, the speratives in. F a it; Ike Revd Poleakek Weir Wiener= to edmetklOgv_ yaw midirsevlbss marks to yew ffieme Indy; rids rem Fab MiLia m beenre, Obi* die leelnly, dame he oar =me den • amtusye been bereeed with the Asks et ahead la him re, sad by times her bounsed .2%..1.75er amme , la ate heir es be Shiro bees se seed • gld le the en w lll:rei VI Your R l = Vi e+ late rig, opp y end much re empleyen warn as, whir taking a day tor united plumes la the vicinity of the Mehra Hills ea Retards, next. bulbs that your Majesty will accept this Lamle expresir et ear gratitude, with the as sbootyumo at our ever retabby a hely esueembarecov ofis yourt we respectfully sabeirm imiodems_ re Mily's Itant , servants, the Wears* et eh, Tina of Marrs. Kerr and Deer Woroestsr.—To the Clem Marto Amalie. Arrest 6,186 i." The Queen, with whom thew wow pure re Dub de Nemours and some of the younger hmeihm re = end General Count Dumas, reivell do album re and most gracious maws ,• wird her coke far the attention that had bean pill be kr, ad add as hoped the party would speed a tray piemeet day. The Dude del Nemours expressed his gratilkailsa at the compliment which had been paid to the Cheer and his manner was altogether of the mod oo•rdial description. The deputation retired, pleased with the reception which had been accorded them. In the orchard at the back of the Foley Arms, the visitor might observe • capacious tent. This was for the worn modation of the party at Manor, sad for the sub sequent use of such of the excursionists as might plow to mingle in the "many dance." The dinner hour wee two o'clock, bs which time the tent was crowded with dimes, and the tables grossed under the good fare on which they were to dine. Three tables wen imaged lengthways b the tent, at the upper end of which, behind the chair were eZi• crown and the letters V. R., neatly form e d of and Lard leaves. The letters K. A. —the initials of the ex-Queen of the Frenda—were similarly emblazoned be hind the rke-dair, while cuttings of the oholotet flowers exhaled their sweet odours all along the tables. The com pany, which consisted of the workmen and their wives and sweethearts, wee also graced by the pretence of a number of vibes who aropathbe in the gratifying remakes of employers and employed. W. H. Kenn, deo., occupied the chair; and R. W. Butes, Req., was vice-chairman. After the cloth had boss owed, The OUTMAN gave "The Queen, the Priam Consort ! Albert Prince of Wales, mad the rest el the Royal Family.' (Loud morose.) Maar thesnae oberved, had enjoyed the gratiecrion of sesiag Mr when she Mil been In this neighbourhood, INA bed the perorate maks. Ray they bad worked far hoe Majesty, and hoped to work for her again. (Load chews.) It wee may yeses Ilibell the Ora visited Maims, hat sacither visit might be soon arestab The tried avid lake vim se Worcester in the ' mem of lee yews, ar Ilea at they would be koareed by the d thlif . Meek as more masart them. They had aelharab etemiq, and or b perelealer, who went ebb, sal raid ba **Wed to Vs° Oho lam%:: dart and for ted W been velabod - a wl TLitervah re tre tiner eceodap sad tor the didebg. struck ' 46 IP tow Ile CIMINO, itia he hilt the void Mal the laid leer irk redly pleasure A mma at parr. re prombeat in the a those re hem bins eotud not he ' iffedllkweg of It. (Der , beer.) The t oast, eel* be hod to admit ssesineesedsd itself to thus ill ,I 3 flag el gastilrali. Tba g il l s i Amen orbs ar b q te awl 'ohm lbar _ . dot re b oke=s fAs. aMs to " herfa ii :er ibilei bilerlik ailis tplit tar. (Ined sad repernt ems tie hat seep to thr able be bed bola p. lhe ihrayed by Quer • lOW eaVilweid alla S NM" add the bee redid eir rho ot ow ova Qum ea the Ftepe *Sabel se deer to see fulsome harass b , DlClDgesty, bat It was pew lbws shard be OM. alb Of her mar t aillesnee, of her Maly aid m good ire qualities. (Applasse.) Thsy never .of emptier;way domains at dr works—bat Mis fo the it did, mod =Wog from malty, t ma hey _ eel edam They War royal various vier frees erWeil during the lest nia , bat so permit * • ailed se toward, this, bribe err as bed dime dark Arlie, trQueen of Freer lie begged dam to dirt with the area and ellty and riblike= bet iliti• herb. fors wr drank stria lead 'ad reperd applause, Er the her place a French ob. Air various ether tears, the deer pereollege tor- Warr about half Feat four, war the mpan adjourned totk• outside In order that the tear saferbsermoved far the daaeleg. la the interval • rawer twined en the firrr. mo d the member prier bdegeseigamt tolerate. rd Bier sal the go deg sad rewards. Ties review d• reader were eaßed into requisition, end a grasp wee traa as a pwrawit mamorki of dis phimendy opal by. SUICIDE OF A Wl/11 MIII.CHANT AT Bzurrou— Emmy, WypirmiDAT EVINDIO.-Mr. ll/1411 Bryant, a wine mad /WON ineroliant hers, dastrord Ishossif hoot al& by satirag kis throat with a neer. Ms. Bryant, shrew bariasos promises are In the old Mortot-.beet, resided at s coostry ruldiaos at Astitos-tarroos, Caroaslics-rood. He yr a warded ates, 37 yaws of ass, sad had • Waft of duos yowl; ohilibia. The dossed had Is. some yews DM bilasiod Massif to the lawsoilonis ass of ordoot salvia? Whereby his &ad had beams offortid. Oa coo or two two vioas occasions be bad ettempted to lay violent hands on himself. WARWICK 81 MR MEET ING. ACTiPTLACIPS Vol TIIIS LIAIIINGTON STARTS. Two $ll. Conn* The lithe* weight eerepthig Ws; Oft 71b, it hr boa need *9*, end the rem* propertcs. ** A lb •-r•-•-••••• t itaiii......... 6 6 i i p . 616_6166466 % 6. 1 i :::::::::: :u g=i, •• ••••.:•.: 1 , ....."'......" :re P=1tit ;;;.."........ . I : ill ILLscrlic Tits° Rata scrwsut LIVERPOOL AND HOLTlllAM.—Yesterdiky (T achy) the literary Docks and Harbor Dowd diasead the engineer sad sawing sur veyor la no ebb* void be the Ws nate far *a eirpottio womnniceeies konwena Livorno:A and Holyhead. TSs BIRKENHEAD DOCER—At the meeting of IM *sway Dock Nod, yealardry, It was data, to reply to M. JOllll Leird, that tin mem' wr would nomedisoaly proceed with the ornapletton of the lif rine:head Dock Work... sad that the dei . 7a k a d W ee ,i•rine in legal difficulties respecting the posurian at tha had required. LAMBETH. Elisabeth May, a dark-eyed young woman, who during the examination showed that she possessed a rather excitable temper, appeared before Mr. Elliott, charged with having assaulted her husband, Oeorge May. The compiainant stated that he resided at No. 6, Mansion honse-street, Lambeth, sod that he had been living apart from his wife for about three months. On his separation from her he agreed to allow her 6s. a week. On the Slat of July he went to his mother, who lives in Devonshire-street, Kennington, for the wpm of borrowing some money. The defendant followed him there, and asked him for 6e. Some words arose between them, and he paid her the 61., when they left. On coming away she came after him, and " bullied" him all the way along the street till he reached his home. At the corner of the street she struck him a violist blow with her art. Wife—How °mild I strike you when I had a baby In my arms? (Here she produced a fine little infant which wee to the arms of a female friend who geld " Yes I How could she do thee") Husband—You did ; and when I reached home you struck me again. You also told me to bring out my —. Mr. Elliott—Has she ever threatened you ? Complainant—She is • dangerous character, sir, and has attempted my life. She has twice left me. Before we were married twelve months she went away; and in the same month, alter she left, she carried on • correspondence with some man. I have some letters (producing them). Mr. Elliott declined to look at them. The defendant denied the allegation, and made • charge of infidelity against her husband, which he also denied. Defendant—All he can complain of about me is my temper. A female gave evidence in support of the charge, stating that she saw the defendant strike the complainant, when She was held to bail in one surety of 01. to keep the peace toward/ her husband. THAMES. An Irish woman of respenstde appearanceand address, who was in a stela of great affliction, requested the inmate trate's interference under the followinu circumstances : She stated that she was the widow of • soldier noised Patrick Ready, of the lit Madras Fusiliers, who served his country In India under Havelock and Null, and was killed between Allshabad and Cawnpore. One of her children died in India ; the other, a girl, live yean old, ohs left in New town, Mares, wider the oars of Mr. Fcretkes, a missionary, and returned to England. She applied for relief to the com munes of the Indian Mutiny Relief Fond, and wee allowed 6a. per week, and an additional Is. ed. per week from the Clive Fond. On the Ist July in the penal yam do east ebb a WAN named Sr noel Span. auseillled seagand * *Tower Ilwaiste Wade, wbo lapeemeeriatet be bel atelledi blilleala the Nona ae bar deperlai lerdwed, and had seen him In Koala& A *days gasman& be p roposed had to her, and said be bad a pone* of la. per day, that be was receiving pay from the Tower Hamlets MiGpa, and was paid 10s. per week M drillisaboya at a school. She ultimately agreed to merry Ids awl pay all the 11114 wases. He took lodgings for has hi tin beeps eat Issas. abasawn, in Backe Lurch-bine, Whitegapd, when abs ranched for a few dam, and app li cation was made to Major Woo** of the Indian Martial' Relief Fund Committee, for • min of moneylo " sane her lad* wow beebend Is a new bear, and they ewe waseriol es Madly beet la a Isplaber.ellas in Whitmire& She peld lb:Fa Id Ito and took her 'r " ( ) le ibbie and received • chow Am dens Alainemet FWD. She gave the wary to borboobos4 elms, ea the vesddleg heyda, in spite bet pineeiseesep t peid tears admits Owe outott i to base. dune lo lase eallampf wives, end apete a et MlNifif tbee. On Treaty Cr **ad WI belted ems Misty to Mud i„,-..rda must leave her aw a few heels. Abe pen bin wily geed advice, and he beaks out into a violent pees*, and struck her. He then lea home, and called fler• eab, Imes which he entered with two girls of the town, and she bad never seen or heard of him since. Mr. Selts—The 101. was given as • substitute for the pension. The applicant—lt was, air. Mr. Safe—And year new husband only stopped with yon ens night P The applicant—Yee, air ; and he left me psnallem. This fa the second day I bays been without food. Mr. Belle—He must be a most heartless fellow. Ton say he lima pension? The applkent—Tes, sir; a pension of la per day, and Major Woodcock says he must apply for it on the Ist of seat month or lose it. Mr. Selfe—You ean compel him to maintain yon, and the parish will no doubt Mara hie pension. Mr. Widdle, the mooed usher of the court, maid he knew Sperling well, and that he had v.ry frequently brought re cruits to that court to be attested. He believed Spading wee upon the spree after his marriage. Mr. Selfe—He must maintain his 11111, wife. Give bar a half-crown from the poor-box fund, and direct her to the p r rish officers, who will no doubt look after her gamier but ' bend and stop his pension. MARKET 8. COTTON.—Lresaeooto Acrotar 12.—Tke market to day mules oasbassed, bat Uwe is a good &mad at Fri day's gootatious. Sales, 7,000 bales; spoalstloa, 1,600. 000 Band, at 6ld. to 6d.; 200 Hardee, at 141. to 9d.; TO Babb, at 7 13-10 d.; 20 Yezashas, at 71d. ; 6,910 Amarima. Total, 7,000. WOOL AND WORSTED.—Blanman, Auoyer 12. The traneeetiom la wed Mang Ihe met week have been a =irld pekes ham woe Weady. Good Mel me owl is mama, and full pekes are In weak Md Mem es ,dlemad p Weedy, whiled esyqualabia damp hi mink TM i kee wpoved de nim" kw - miteleiyeem aweliwam bulk far beam ear intomlienmel meow& •iplenew sae it the wow peat work : Ins to ceder, Met mwdlimey New LOwes the aamdeekietors wawa* emieyed, wert to eeder, andway fresh maw eat idly bribed ea knee to taws d Me mintiairmer. Wasstad, estem, and labour are r wthemed m mien wed goodie= only be pradseed at an beweemil own. CORN.—Btatturo Haw. AVOCIIT 12.--Glowierier and Worcester markets, on the 9th, were hilrly spopird with wheat, a considerable podia's el {he new wrep ; aid all alitlee wore about Is. pet peat e l lower. BtOeysieested about 6d. per quarter. Owes maw. deem. Beets held for more money. Peas the ties eloper. Daring the preempt week, the few seise efieoted is 0611111 i hest heenist What lower ratan. Barley, cot; mid lame ere ItdYp iroirda. At Wolverhampton, yearowley, wheat. deelbed pet qr. No alteration took place in ether Idolised OWL •At Ode dey's market there wee a smell eilmwieetee, bah ids apply of wheat, and both new and *Wpm wag Is. ne la per qr. Barley and oats lees in regal* bet me &rape: Beene dull, but held firmly for previous Waft Per still some, although not so much inquired far. Dsvmos, hoover 13.-Wobed thisday ea ammo wapply of wires her sea this of per. Glawrolly the tads woo ddi, mid bat lialbs beehmerwsertremessel : bad dime beim min beibiatise ea the pad of arose es buy, to, pekoe windlass* bsaadeseptei; as It asm, a redeatloe of from la. to 96. a qr. art bs repartee. non woear lazioyolli la mbar groin as detrain. Wbrait, bad, 411. II fen* mien* Mete, Set. to 40a. ; tallear eltbn lA. to III: Nwilet. 27a. to Oda, MAD ale Bodo, No. to 14a. Per, Mb. to 445. Maw, tie, Me. to Ns. p malt; seseado, 30a. to Ik. elaweasowna, AVI111711" 1.2.-Tbro woo atisat as adrate sandshoe as oar aorta their The &mad for both wheat sell them was ezosedharly ofd. .tad l bad the tint of rim to emir favour. eet Basthi= sold at 455. to 480. per gorlar for red, and 48a. to Mt for whits. Is date tad eseawl there was little peadef i b is t they meadood he la valet. Beans were Is., sad laths. corn M. per waster Ifroraaa, Acocee 11.-At market, to-day, there wa , redaction In the price of now treat of from 20. to h. qr., bat there was no merlaiket to the Floe of old, of wbet. Am was wry Nth And. Darby, care, boom, old peaa, folly nsitatt.ol thostor poet. t ! prosial prim :- Wltaat, now, illa.; old, 40a. to 635. per qr. . • barley, grind ing, 31s. to 325. • matelot, Ns.; oats, old, 30 s. to 325. ; sew, 20s. to 30a. ; beans, Os. to 60a. ' • per, 41s. to 455. per qr. Acoarr 12.-Wehod Ids day a tarp 254 of whom, a good propordos of wide/atm now the ell slowly at lost wash's rotas, tad Ilto new fully 2e. per qr. Y paler erat at lots raw Oats, bona, and par without obrappo. Uttnnatts, Armoire 12.-Tho Wes todlott ls hal- The supply el *toot h good, owl the potato la. to 9a. lower Um last week. New oats, 278. to 235.; rye, 40s. pm qr. WATILFOILD, AVOCIT 11.-WO have bad fair arrivals of foreign grain since Saturday last, but our supplies of home grown have been limited In the extreme. With • continu ance of most propitious weather the trade is dull to-day, bat bolder, show no disposition to give way In prices, end pur. ambers have to pay full rates for all arllc.les. . . . . . EDINDOIOII, ACCIWIT 11.—We had lathe market to-day 1,040 gra. wheat, 316 qrs. biniel,364 qn. 01 66 , and 26 qrs. beans. Thar' wen sold—sat, 744; barley, 217; oats, 918 ; and bona, 24 qrs. Thera was a fair supply of pain for the mason. Sales wen ham. Wheat wan earns at bid markst. Darkly, rata, sag Wens cheaper. Three paresis of new oats In the aserkat to-day. As com pered with last weak—Wheat same as last on top, and 9d. up ea avenge. Barley 6d. down on top, and 6d. down on average. Oats ls. up on top, and Bd. down on average. Beans le. up on top, and 2e. 10d. up on average. Priem per Imperial qr..—Whsat, 335. Bd. to 49e.; barley, 28s. to 335.; oats, 26e. 3d. to Ms. ; beam, 48a. to 495. Weight of top wheat, 63flbs. ; barley, 68Ibs. ; oats, 46ilbs.; and beam, 03ilbs. per bushel. CATTLE.—NEWA/LI, AUGUST 10.—There was a full market of boasts to-day, and more than an average quantity of 'beep, the quality generally being good. The prices Beef, 7s. to 8.. per stone; mutton, 6141. to Bd. per lb. EDINBOZON, AVOIIeT 11.—The supply of sheep and Limbs this morning was large, the number being 8,001, or 7 lees than last week. Sales were doll. Good sheepp and lambs L. end the inferior sorts 2a. a head down. At the aloes a soselderable quantity was left unsold. Top prlos of the best mutton, 64d. ; current, 6d. ; and down to Iml be .C. Lambe—Top, 22a. ; current, from 16s. to 17s. a mid downwards. Blackfaoed lambs—Top Om, 14e. mid ed. ; Gamut, 10s. ; and down to 7s. ild a bead. Tbe number of cattle was 376, being 108 1110 then lest samba Bales were very dull, and prices mach the saw as those obtained Last week. Z ilens top price d the hest beef, 6s. ; current top, Te. 6d. ; current priest, 7s. to 7s. 3d., sod dews to Os. per imperial Mcoe. Fed pigs from 6s. to 6s. 6d. per Mose; six weeks' old do., from 7s. to 10s. a bead. We had in the market today—Sheep, 8,001 ; fat cattle, 867; lean do., 212; much cows, 76; and pigs, 309. CH3188.---SALISHURT, £013175T 12.—At our monthly market, bald this day, the supply of cheese wee quits an =ape, but the general quality was not of the mat clms. There wee $ moderate attendance of bu and hatinem altogether was tolerably good, two supply having changed hands. Beet quality cheese advanced hum 2e. to 3e. per cwt., and more inferior kinds from la. to 2e. The following were the current rates of the day .--Bkisna, Ma. to 38a.; half-cowards, 48s. to 66a.; Wiltshire doubler, 68s. to 62e.; Boatersets, 62a. to 68a ; and Cheddars, 68e. to 76e. per cwt. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. &prim I. Dorms was summoned opts the complaint of James Hamblen, a Hemmed Maus for that ha, on the Mat day at July last, being then dr no*r of the William Jollift, a Msam ship, saszmatel from and navigating within the between M ag on e : Landon bridge and Gravesend, did n fi a l l=ly, after a qualified pilot bed offered to take charge of such ship, and had made a signal for that purpose, employ and oostiese to em Sy a certain man, named Abraham Reed, this end there be an unqualified person. to pilot her contrary to the Ant 17 18 Vie, a 104, sec 363." Mr. Fletcher appeared for the sempishmmt • and Mr. Wincitworth, on behalf of the Ostend elms 'llitvigadon Company, to whom the William JeUllh The defendant pleaded not galky. Mr. Fletcher briefly opened his enehasa stated that the onuses, if proved, world render the diadems liable to a penalty act ezereding 21. 14s, beim doable the amount of pasha chargeable on the !Millen Mile between Load= ad Gravesend. He them called the Junes Hambletcs, who said—l ere r = plies, sad now protium@ On Saturday, the illet eh., I all the William J OB S coming down from Laelloa-twMge, I being than an the Tower. She wee then is charge of an unliosased named Abadan Read, whom I sew waving his hand to the man at the hal I aey flag, sad the impede came from the semboard side to the larboard. I 'eked list if he treated ay surmises, sal ha said " No; end without Sands' he west right ea. I comet say that he IVY MAN of the Witham Mils, but be was on the ffie. box. The William Mai lime wader about slag het of water at the them, see the }Softy to Gravesend for that draught is U. 7s. Crag-ssamised--I do act bow Oephis Dawson, and mama say whether he hie WM Up sod dews the river for 80 years. fleet hiss for the espial* his caminsh I will not undertake te swear thee he ins set is damp of thee*. TIM vessel was mead what I Inhaled my flag, but sot brae. I cannot my who gem the order te saes her. The dahniisst, in answer be my qualm, d sat state that he wee htassY s pUot, or if he did I did set bar bka. I essmat say whether Bawl continued is chirp after I meth the awash lest he all stood as the paddle-Wu. Mr. Wheekworth—Have you not said fa verfeisg that the • case to the port ids and took oharp tithe ship? t—l have said ea. rlr7T ' Csekerorth7is that your writing? Com e ns —t;Lii ladkwarth this mad • latter addremod to the en periatadent of the Masa Navigation Company ea the tad instant, in which is complainant &Mai that portion of the work mow does tho campany e mlebi ry he dives to him, and in which be mods rime* to the re fusal of the captain of the William' MAY is employ him on the 31et alt., aad memted that the espies, apes hie appli cation, himself look elbow of the sldp. Cices-examinatlos resnmed—l believe it is the practice of the General &sem Navigation Compaq to have licensed to moist their captains in navigatimg_their vessels as far as the Pool, bat I am not aware 'brat lir. Bird is a Beamed motorman. I sew the name of Cvai Daman an the books at the Trinity-haws ea the holder of • Board of Trade tartiflosim Lord Kam—Tit* meillieste hold be Mr. Wissewcath—lt be; I have l i ttrott. Don't yen Imo', Kr. Ktuableten, that stambeats carrylag pas- Magna in navigated by copal's Weft a Board of Dude corilikatef Cemplehaat—l do. Bat this the °aphis must pilot the ship himself. Mr. Goodman (chit clerk)—!s the busy peas of the river, is It not anal to have one person 011 paddle-box of • atoombeatErd cicalas' madams Cos Yee, it is. Yr. —Bot you dal embed that both those persons shoot be Hemmed pilots P Complainant—l daa't know how dam may be. I have sem it dog.: Mr. Wineltworth—Sth seroeshas the thief sate ha then on the paddthbes, rthad of Bead, wed bed wthed hie head to the rasa at the bath, malt roorldee the hefts in chop elf the orsel, the osphio b ier the other paddle hos or co the *kith * the t is? Complaisant—Nor but there is a dlibraors between the I chief rate end soother ma. William Coe, a warren, wlto the with osnigiehtur when the latter made b 6 missal, Imo aseriald. bat meld $ z i a s o Ito Mira as is the bat st Rend hers la It Ur mad, siert tole* Si Whir Os ding wee seeds, lot his swathes led to *t ~Ws* that the letter wee artaioly sot theory sad he ameba that A he saw was that Reed waved be head thee, as if to the men at the helm. Tithe wee soother rams. Mr. Mermaid aosturiel that the wee so prod: that the sees the as at the inset Irseepery that bad thee mess before a most. • Ile be. Moved ft had .reared loth* Yeses II will, os the eamplainest tho digs dim et the Whirs "WM IRMO be the emptier kw 6 Oa work and braes be did sot get it - loth _ ene _ _ . To that meanie he ft._ Wink's**, bell Sew 'ellgerisas. Far, that the W9l Rails weirs throirid .Ldp: end emondl_ y that tir ithhohrt did all eirlithe mi tif i roy so salleoesed k m pilot shift s duly quanta to tale ether et the vend. As to las hest thiri wee= Wan the Kresothe meth Leto sad the wry abase the antherse bit= takes ent assioral lices. The the gesitheas hese mad the motherless of ashen 11111•001•4 Illith see. e. ' 69 Ost. IT., bra es eatioallks to cony iSsasteal c h ouels, &a., Web. &aphis at ireat err es ipy be al; , s i :l l : 66, thrttiore I sowed ethemlly sloth Ithe it;Tbst thy .. ire =do the thosetl i Oarple l g, web a =sue all rethatell I.orest as I objection melts the sith isbyeriur mode by the Trithrheoes, sod order In coma is the Leaden Gotha ef the 17th Illy, 1367, se- trallag to Alps carrying peemeogere the exemptions pre- I via* onjoyed by ships not carrying pamemogera, antler the Mb mike of the Merchant Shipping Act of 1854 . Mr. Fletcher took a technical objection to the Board of Tale omodicato, but the objection wma orammled, and The Lord blayor award hit opinion that awry possible fastaration had boas to in navig=l i the ems* as ao cording to the cespidsist's own Owe bud been a aus to look out upset& peddlo-bat, dont everirequire mast of the law had bees duly aosplied with. The con grt amoral IS have bins leaking imentolti. ears burr an to the pub& pelf MISS he applied he the ennunoss, but be that .a It might tbeennuam must be dirmalmeed. lb. Wlackwrath MI It we. esfsesadbary list mita nntamass ehonld be bass est NOM Clapinis Daman, who bad assionted up awl dews thaThmusis thirty years Be should sot, however, UM we for smite, befog setheed with the molt of the ten;' but, if ear is& a arm ware forward again, it we. the intmstfes oldie 8018411 N. Orsapony to paw for coots lona Dams I, a beA-hangsr and an IrDestl a s ks wood carver, residing at 10, Slades- plea, Marken ware pisad at the bar before Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged with ving in their pommel= 14 braes finger plates, four cupboard braes locks, two Turkish towels, and a bunch of skeleton keys, of which they could give no satisfactory seeount. For some time past, when the night duty policemen have ben going off duty, several potty robberies have taken place. In eon sequence of this, Inspector Bryant, of the U dhWo, made :=Tants, and yesterday morning s o w the pt em with oomewhat heavily laden. He fllowed them to their rabinsce, and upon entering the room found the above pro perty on the table. As the property, no doubt, bad ben stolen, a remand was asked for to find an owner. The rivAters, who had nothing to my to the charge, were remanded fora week. Janet ..... Welinsea? tZtr.`: . Fr•• ••• • i 6.64. T. P. 00ake ....... .. Pas liogind ..... . DiN e - • ---- :. ...... ..... •••• •..• ......... Oftsi irithont WI know- Itiet at the tune a&pointrd, REIMER FAIR. AUGUST 12.—ThM very important and extensive fair for the sale of sheep, horses, cattle, &c., and one of the largest in the West of England, was held to-day, when the supply of sheep and lambs wee very large, there being, ft was meld, the greatest number ever blown at this fair; and there wee a lugs number of dealer, from all the surrounding coulees. The heavy rains of yesterday which fell in this and a&Mbg counties caused seises to be rather extrava gant in - their amends, and held oat for • ocaelderable time, which made business at the commencement of the day to rule extremely slack ; but ultimately, finding that permits who were there to buy would not yield to their prior, and that they mast sell, holders came to business terms, and the trade immediately was more animated ; • very large amount of Weiner was dase,not many lots beingdriven away unsold, but the general ranged prtoss was from le. to 2a per head below those of late fairs, Ewes realised from 265. to 46a, per heed; lambs, 21:18. to 341. ; welters, 30s. to 445. ; and some chaise breeds of very superior qualit `sold ud at higher rates. The quellof the stoa generally ing those which won gained admiration from judges of the first elms. There was a large show of rams, and an exteudve trade was done both in selling and letting. There was • large and better supply of harms of all descriptions than usual ; a good badness was transacted, and flue animals, particularly goad cart colts, for agrioultural and other purposes, sold at • very high alma 'rho supply of cattle was not s large es has been, hat quite equal to the wants of buyers, and things atmerally fetched their full value. TRAFFIC =TURNS. Ms pr. 7841 , Tsla. TOW WIIIIATL NM lir% alsa4lll. Int UM Vilikftiffie AtiratL A A L ill tot: 1 I I . • r — 5.109 1.14 7,703 ........ t li nialittrisism ime.i. , 1.955 5.900 7.851 UM Iklindia ■e Dem. II 148 679 WO* men SEMI & haibri sal Maw ..... IS 131 1.190 1.373 943 West 4•6106 400101 7. = .14 awl Wises lO 69 63 139 107 110 396 38 425 W 1001811 1 / 9 0 0. 418 301 8.8 7;1 7131 1901 27,1118 40.911 42,111 W NA iOr4 TS SOO 349 1 101 879 ,artia4l44. WS 881 6,440 1 .7171 7,318 a 54411 . 2= . sal isokillk 4644/11 4.a.: .iii 1,419 1,01 3.073 3.262 ft " Wall. 4lO 14 614 10291 11 0 . 93, 21 7 1 MO 1.719 1.71/ 1. 1 07 4878 0634 is 830 1. 93 97 1,11,9 1 873 ............. Tsi is* u) PT am .............. 1111 — too LIN Mier — ...... . U 1.081 SS 1.400 UM SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CATIMIAWII.IIa XOTICL itesesr, Ave. S. of dated yesterday la Ibis day's "Diaria," Bort d dedires Burma Ayres rue from arena& VICBSILLS SPOKEN WITH. Chiantis (berries), steering weaver& Swan 7, lat. 60.1 N. Is. 19.41 W. Mies Castle (sap), e 1 ask WAlN:dots, frees Maeda Moor's, 111 day 4, Jay 24 Minna% (Marla barque), bow Anse, July 29, lot. 26.11 N, Poe. Ma W. Mains Peen*. her Trinidad. dogma I, fiat. 41 N. los. MI Vf . Jeerer (sash erase.. Jaw 1, off Opp Vannilus John Bibby (rap). Iran Liverpool for Beads, Jay ?, 41.19.14 N. lon. 29 32 W. Matilda, from Mew, for River Psis, Jay 20, lat. 49.3 IL, lon. 14 W. Me t ritre w ieh i irl a ref end from Liverpool feu Clnebee, July 31 § tau Robot Laoseed,steerlog Westward, Jay 30. W . 49.6, km. 19.10 W. Nana Barker, Jams 29, ist. 00 9 N.. lon. 27.4 W. ham (ship), July 12, ist. a N.. lon. 33 W. Weastell (or Deeds), brig, of Liverpool, from Buenos dyne, knout 4, 44 4%90 N., See. II W. Wave PUN (lariaa, front Demerara kw Load" Assad 1,132, 47 11., ion. 12.49 W. FATAL COACH ACCIDENT NEAR MALVERN — Oa likmday night about nine o'clock an accident, which caused the death of a gentleman, and very various *larks to a lady, betel the Ma ()ouch between Wetmore sail Malvern. Mr. George Ja Page, the wafertanali de maid, wee a commercial traveller IA the service of Mort Walkdba cad Nona, 26, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, i end had been spending the Bayley with Mr. P. 10 1 yt ie s 1 5 Be. hits's, Worcester, who accompanied him from his hews to meet the coach, and maw him wifely upon it oppoibs Bell lan. The deemed was 62 years of age. Mrs. now wife of a whiteout& mad bell-hanger, of Valves, hal brit leg broke sad her each dislocated, besides wind bruises.— IfereseUrshire Chrewiek. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE &TILLIE° DAY... TIIVINVAT, aliotrirr 12.—Admiseions on ;amen; kW diae l lilk ;e ticists. eel total vors, 6,m. I lig- HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. The Cm, ties Itoport lA* sad MBA* ' It to the rais eOtt~.ls e to mt.* TAS= =sr diftwa l li ista i g i the Wes tido of Ye alt o , *Ai WYSE I 111 11 to Itvorts woo orti lmilintftb siolool "sediu"" Torai llft- Oroom l7l.ll.4" 7ll 44 "kft°rad il losiegeff = Pio an • sooollo, oboobbs Rio warm T.Z Nadas matottoo, sod tor to Mt • MOW orlyotonaret new BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, BIRTHS. BOLTOIC—Aaraet lA, at libtereassra the wee et Olia. A. Ikals. of • deaebeer. DOT D.—Kogoot 11, at Oambridp-terree• Itydeput. the eta et IL a. K^ltl. V.., et • thattatee. OOLDWiLL..—Aereet • at Deem 'kerma taseragra, tap *Ng the Kr. F. H. Walesa, et Stets. DUDlKAA.—Ategmet • et item, lloale, sear Leemeat. 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