The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-06 00:00:00

'AL AND MILI2ADY. CHATHAM, &WT. & I Mptltk %MN OT Taman 701 IODU.—A teirt graktoc limpets& w reastved SM.amnia 67 MaillP• 018 . lyre, tho amahalem ht ter garellos, Meats. the ht. Mwtag Woo, to sabot at Gravesend to. cameo ea Mod trmy. Mar Dertiaa, 4200 teas, Cameehder A. COMM fee Maim, hemeamoiabeeM slam aid ma of the lot (the ILles) Therm Gette Ott am mamesimed slam mil as of dr Herd Ax ~ sod 1 umeamieleand elm ef the NM Lim tether with 1141 e T. Nisbet esiZelh J. I. Omrde. TM Aticad, 0 l oseLo i Me "." *. Intl embark the foU Oramaead on Welemdey, for Celesta, via. ,-22 armemendoeleard al etre u t nme of the Malt (Ravel Meat) Regimes mt ieing 2oo am a.I ranks of lb. 37tb Hesitate, watt the ous d c Mine —Capers I H. B. Berses,l37th Heroical; Bldg W. frocks, bkli iterehost ; Imp F. 0. flergeist sad Emits H. Hansa, Mth Itermad. Previously to the SW bet kataos oil the truops Oa aim hill be laspeetot at Graver eel 14 Hem•Ornorst Eyre, la order that vary modelle imy Le ea 6...r.1 Lot the oaken sad ma herb. the myna le order to ye, et.le salaams* sad nereetioa for the ma of the Ityyst sad Eta luta Lebo= asthma et Broom. to Ostracise, s large roses la the sera spore bee Mae ea r 2r . ta_red for the me of the nee, la whist' Grins prams* , matte .Ikb. Mail, to Tie as el the 7eMebtof to Colossi Stria, C.II„ the Airsimat-Ags. teat-Geseral, sad Copan Naha M proemiaa Om Ude LW M aineesseest. • mend erderieme th• Nam Niro vee vesived at thia pride.% this merit, b th..tlet thee esq is wits .her twit'. yeses' seta ehell hew mast deem het OF clot waits twels• nowhe hen the period it Whig Ye d'•-k. , to. u il, twee/ 'vulvas the mod bewy, be peed 110 .o of 30*. atty. The white Wtler re-Wft shoo tolloor his 4ftoM r two rions. Till CAI? Ar ALDWIOTT. On Saturday, at nom, a largo body of rim from Tallow rntrasta el•tbosed at Alderahots Camp were placed epee 'tut la tented " fatigue dal" epee the orasoce near the q tutus el General lollya, esedtdesee M tits post 1.41 sad gun lain hem Solessopel. Thee orashlid of port..ass el the 604 h Hider, the 161 k sad 411 k Foul, Os. At I.lstick General Knell" Coked isaoody (Qoartor wow (mescal), tee AajsUal-Oamrel, Gralair Dodd, al do 4, th. sad ..y other elks% @solved le dime do op . mikes 4tl ereet , ep &id unbar Moto bot ssposislly mos your • bow sad improved piaotolo ablel lbw do mans of tar s osastroctlas appose mosids aid rely of misfile IM Harare el tko streopat pis of Wok bat ohs et Oohs' soaf we aad ommosars welly saassfor to as bstl• shaped ants sow la pond aro Allot videos oaporlmats, so Ilisi do rasa alibi mialos a:thy trot\ Wing sod isooolag %no boss, or Ira Ise orrodiag r re aboalsd sod oared .pot, t t too Its otikbakty spirt As pow of do vied. Malty of the MOB ohs woo as am duty, ells eta. Isapsosf sad sago am board to =akin. "Rol slob arts boa lota the Crime, nosy of oar Ihe, would b rot Or a saved." Ladles el the tees wby win reeve,'" Is wawa es the herr\ Cusp (whwe the 2ad Bedsits el °mad* Goias are stationed vadsr maws), white die sane wens was Iwerd by ewe cf inner corps, awl ia of the &newels penile The lent will te cent for • thee by stout 16 or IS rola, la order le prow Its applicability fat that perpow. ems ad the eaten were heard **peer wen Ilavoenitels opiniew, peensiele4ue as their re u wwfane Thew testa were bow the thilunait ef ll Dube street, ed w..tetdge. whin they ewes laeseV, l M there I. vest wawa to beam they see ladi n g:l hag to be geberatly erkpard, the prised{ le having bra letraihreed at the Great Salabhiee of 1651,ead • prim weld •awarded fcr the rase to B. Idgingion. ni dee ha brew ie =boat It hie'. wbi.b - will easily mein HI ewe with hasp ea-ka rid oweet, sad the Wag pyrendital W •ia 1 to pare owl of beetle. spirt It. The gaited are etreerliesed hew the beef by I-lash reps, ) which the reeves is boiled, tied Wig wowed by etreag tree prp to the wowed, weelleate Ile prlasibal moppet. • wish at either end entarees, web of wet h csa be closed kw poked= be. the w but r ther Von E lwin • ilmosigt Wang* c iled, d air a, well ea having • superior *sera el weatadoe la the r..f wined apart toe *frau* of re*. Tide but, will Ilse weer; h.. so sees of 394 ogees LW, aid Le whole, I. ludiag pont end every requisite, cos be pecked late two e.ltw, rah weighing about 601 t.., sad we with rapidity be erected, when weaned, by ewe two wee. The vs... we lie with their beide is the maim where the oen- Welke is pal, lorded of at the Met molest ths Wares whoa t, ta. prewat outset * the bell tab It sem be and e.ilies with er without • camp sloe. led wain sap toa, la which rwe • light Wes pipe tee be substituted to the enure pule. By imolai of this wow the twit is lisps worm la des • iaU r, sad, Iran the system ef veatilarion, perfectly soul* the mummer, — igteatite prectollage we meet Won ming, and aciparred to en groat eatisfoctios to Gement Redly. *act the abet ollicers prerrat, while the am leak saziously Prevent to the general tairtAih.• ion of there May which will ho so gnat so Oddittra to • estop. THE CA SI r AT COLCHESTER. —TROOPS 701 lautA.—Tu dry ( Tuesday) a demetment of terms OS veral Madre& mr•ag aiß Imre theasep at Colchester tar mrriete Is India. The drat, which will leave by • rpcciel orals at 1.16 on menaeteen 5 mak and lie, let brushes Lt tit Is' Irslallss 61a Yo-illere; 245 tat battalion dth 7 34 1 h Reglassat, 200 37th Regiment, 424 777th Zeigiseset, 46 WA C.Ainatight Rangers, sod 2 97th Hee. 114/ft. Tile sax= in charge, Colonel Gray, LLuttinant Dimon, sad Lieutenant Hills, 6th Purlieus ; Captain Parkinam, Vaatanast irbyte, sod Lieutenant blimpos, Lt halals:es fah net ; Captain Iseess, Ensign Bulks sad /mato gamut, 37th R. &ark sad Insigne Heyland sad Way, A ii)T KILL= ON AMID H.M.S. DONEGAL.— A eliorktag sealdent maned pereaday on board her Majestr's .lip &real, at LiverpsoL While ome of the 'oath. maa engaged as the foreyard, be by some means or or r telex d hie hold of the rape, end fell Iwo the yaw, his Lead in the dement combs tato maks with the acetior fluke, and, no doubt, fracturing bb skull. Four manta who ultnemed the amideat jumped overboard immediately, but were made to render any emielasou .. the body sever Roe to the eutfue of the water afttr the Ant imasnius. THE WOOLWICH FLOGGING. TO Till 'DMZ or Till IMPRESS. SlR,—Pending any inquiry on the part of the usi moist into tbe disgraceful fact, published lest week, of tie ea xution of sentence of kaiser eica a diseased soldier, whose beck h doted to Mee keen et the thee ecivesed with Ica/ hi a tensible oseethi-n, the senetry has a right to know the name of the vodka' 'new who sanctioned this hertiatity, is or.lss that he Bey abs.. with Coked Talbot Cis neepossible antler, wile was else present) the wreaks of the yobbo foe so Wetness en elves of the powse en trusted to thew.-1 stn, &c., AN ENOLISRMAN. kip'einbew 6. UOOOLWO IN 111 A. 117. (Tion As Jimmie*, queniime.) The arm, appears is la the het refuge of Wag e, at la this couaity. TM halal mum which Ms carp Mae elm Gam ieso dime, el magehiag risk aid width se the ,m - , leakimie same of piehag dieMeam ..tit la ma of kmble heck as a thieg Masa, Nit amid sot be 013.1 . 07 meat anwtheiew Is he bat w.- mash emereteeall lieariabee ellgeneek la the Wilkey senia. Pcrtape It la is Wheel mak et thh heik et am Meting the mime is reale Mese Me My le to swhiher prole ob-d woi • to tisk lepeilem sad eke ere eel, dt to be Mated m cedars, Set he deipealk pealehmat et the lab Is to him dap maim MI die herb d enm. Netball' I. am maim' le Mil mislay Maa the ~teak, grooka tmdm phe Wass tea ,apalties el me Mahal Me, mak le aahMkdti ae fer as resale, buds., Mt riper is ihe hiMemeat cif isibmatles. Wpm te „ C . nemml hew Mae dem el which it coati be I. Waif 480 61‘ 01 • 1 Lortello — Seam ess car ham eereacmte et T) burs die, lilac bop the rime eel the tort . The nollormest et be ego. weigh urn ilia letitowd re gst4 fix herr his, old *Mb tries us Arab haw pis. lig huse r i lb. its., breed errs is winch ew moosomire 4i3eittitt, b.. rowel keel be S i e l :g owl be slap pat. Frairstle ;orbs see we =de up to p eel MO lie WYO.! Lime se • owl, r Romig tor wee ors/ potottet up amber it Nbs4 wither bodes ▪ tear the hie of D. Pee. se • Tier Orr night la MOMS Own swat bell•obra Topert phis without ouriog the vise al Mir raft wielpped to bob ot bears bbl hen Ibtesgra to Ty bra Tearer thet hews w evil • sesembel le our bye snub be to bo.abrsd es orrery seriarews, with geed throe to row ma I Is we rag brie, MI hp bypserbeel pram be le herrn Merle as SS Wesel tit me ems mellilog girl thereto. fro is ear esbeeb. wire • gobrie n orms be eebrap reestre ell Alm dew sass boor* obeisee shoolitee—be se le we knows...l Hum losermat Mb egrembr theyl C hoperbeg tbe Marrs al Lea s bramews youth. Tite• wee rem awed our soot lerlibus pars oureitor te s'• borer at lbo Doraelly. woe is be ig soriessowly armee thr bb trempsesteas. Ism mi. ober et the goal lOE time nod woe tbe bow Isee =ll wow led • atarebet s usibbe be re et the bib to hope it tabse erl s eibtuire the east ore bees be reds OF mehrbeire M apposle to lbsb p elboater. . McMrir. Tw, b gybe et ISM trail reeehtlks, S. MN leased. Wbfb. ell bees obwepo ate lbw mu wreesi thew. be reett r irlire ll =lrtlie m ea l lesg liari e l =pirm ed s. sai -suss tlsit rang A lb earl* word go In U. • Porilif beltag bee bomb se ir or queue Akar lehremeity, bee be powurglawohaftwelel bible 4 to be lei rim of lb haat al • lbw. To sembe airaie be Mr, be peablinowee ern to rue brewed Y ingesry rate Yet thaiehboi r Airs. per be Ire pew or teo it Is. gallium bewail dui wee s gime wer be bevel mad THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6. 1859. military lateillipmes of the day without mei= an amount of ems OM MIS of doping—pa rally at Woolwich. Insertkm, it is mid, has become so comae in the array that taw waislimmats are cossidorol necessary , and sine they have income of almost d a ily occurr ence, h uh civilias sad =dim Mee grown callous to their raiststion. Bat on ore el salt oust= horror omared at Woolwich out Thursday that It has only to he =do known to call forth from the TPI* • =Winn demon for the "bob= of the lash. wo liellgt., wawa for simple desert:oa to 60 lashes each, were brought oat on Thursday semi= for posh!. mist beim tlis mgenibled gerriew. The first men took hie =Ws gently ; tat of she mood we see told that he _limey pestestod his bowsaw, and screamed for mon, mon, Isobel= that If the officers =aid not have compa nies ga him be should die. Won, lana i might lin or lewy wmoeh applioste to be released from his tamale. " lb*" we gals from the report, " woo covered with • moo at lags ret, lasted both, which bled probehy sztLe ..._ n . the, tad =Wan the grand gad= his lest." The troxedbgly, stopped be • short tints der . IW7rkirthe men lel freed knoll by his struggles to get away ; bat, In spite of his miss ha was sous tied up, and suffered he allotted number of lashes. Can ea wonder that of that, who witnessed this ease 21 officers sad men fainted, sad may aims were fain to stop their ears sal ciao Ask spas to the sickening tight sad mead s with whin they men ors fled ? It is impossible ass to rad in cad blood the plot arm ass of what hammed withlst nbridarisi ; sad bow mai oftaget mat have hew th e ismetiese of these who win romps led to be pa ean Had whi • nary ben related of any slave-driver b A Bann Wald km hard it with grief sad ; sad we airily talon that In the worst days of slavery In oar own colonist so ownsr of human oldish treaU have dared to be guilty of such frightful cruelty towards no of his awned in prisen,e of the net, for fear thery should rise spas him and tanner him. Yet such panntionats me sot tali legal la ties Christian bad, bat tbey are pea= as the hest mane of maintaining has efficiency of the orate. The Isar of the lath may ease me to ran swop tram the toray, mai may near the make =popular throughout the soway, but it he sever t iisseetioa, or meks mm geed 110111511,11. The dev loyalty of Itaglielusta Is Woad, Ina ell batsmen. to mollay ; bat lb. forbearaina _ohm troops who wog on penis hat Minds, morshig, ad sew ne of their ocowthe so labarsly dogged, oast have bees rely tried ; sad, If Obey bad benign to coy ether eivingi ash= =down= diselights weld have boss the assements is Wehreweas, that the p•Wialty given le this u. al* ell pit an mid to the um of the Ida in ser may. It is time that the military entharithe sheath bagla to 11111posisal yam lb. British Wise ea se haw be inatel as • mere mains. Ms min may still be • trainable issarmat of dleciplies foe Mei nab, Coati, and TIMM; bet our may Wield be .speed ed nenning, istellOgat ma, taught to cultivate the seationt of how= and to obry with willinpees sad see etas ben, SPORTING. TATTRRSALL'L—MoirDAT. Very Uttl• krises' was treassetal, aftl W Iskstmets wen k sorb sum. ASI OMB Mehl bass bass lakes &boot Prowied lasd, kw le 0161011 i qesastaua Is ssaa lakes tb• ewsumwalip was k kres at Is I. 10 lo I was the bkbest offer slid Ts umpskr, whilst W MAU &wapitis', blarionek, was kaki sa sis I. Clain pion LIANIINOTON STAAB& lo 1 opt Mr. Domes ladoporleare (1) 7to f Yr. T. Pao Charsd to 1 Yr. W. Dare Niro (t) 8 lo 1 Captain Littler Thoodora (t) GREAT YORILBIIIIII HANDICAP. the Eta s Plaskaar, Oisadra, Nal, Judie, klapaso, Kiapst-Anas, Neveastio, lid* llamalip, Lana, Lana" sad ClaciaaaL IT. LIOZIL Ens 4S 114. Ti:barre TY7Fromiled Load to 1 pea Lard lomilsobarosWo Stmonomilo (t) Bto 1 Joisobioeo Marloa (t) 10 to 1 Kr. H. Ef/fs Tnts Coln 20 to 1 Sir B. DS Yam's Quigior (t) 25 to 1 Dlr. C. Pock% Nopelsoa 26 to 1 Ber C. lioatles Ousastor (E) 33 to 1 Mt. T. Hoot'. Amine (t sad of) 33 to 1 Coked Tootaloy's Oladliolso (1) 12 to 1 Bowes lot (t) DERBY. 2000 to 40 opt Opperboad. H0R3138 BTILIICE OUT OF THEIR ENGAGE- /2 II tab) inteUtenut. _....___ COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Serr. 5. (Mon Mr. COLIIIIIi11•10Mit Oorabars.) Tao As CAI/ The bankrupt wee is oil aTnicolourman carrying on buti aess at He, Cohn. Cannercial-toed, Si. Georgie, Beat. This was en ters Tin seam* pesperad by . Hart Brothers, 001111. assased the bad May; 1867. sad end the 9th June, 1869, sad pressed the folitswiag Sores : Credits nameenred, 1,6681. 175.; owed. 6701 Ha. 9d. ; surplus, 60/. ; good sad defence, 2061. 7e. ed. ; property, 1,0001 ; enoepted sedan, 101. • e o easse, 6171. ; boon odd rronal ditto, 2611., el whirls 291 10e. 101., and anvouched lore, by bad did% 371. 16s. 3d., and by realisation of property, 2061. 7.. ed., making total new, 2431. 4s. H. Hr. Bose appeared for the ..Issas, and explained that fa oe of the admirable maws in which the bank rupt kept his took., the soignee' bad been able to make the whole of the Fogerty, and distribute the prooeeds la an unusually inert span of than Those creditors who had proval bed that bees able to receive 10a. in the pored, but there were metal creditors who had negligently omitted to prove their debts, sad who had camegiuntly not received a peas, is the shape of dividend. The Co''—razaisler 'eked when the reallaation was cont- Mr. Rose replied on the 26th July last, and the dividend was paid os the 1. Asyut following, the °Moss eking shoelly after that period rendering It anerary to dishibate the dividend bane that date. — TheCommitakeser;id that according to the sot of parlia ment any benkropt whose estate realised 104. to the pound was entitled, as a matte of right, to an allowance. Mr. Rae suggested that if all the creditors had received • dividend it would not have amounted to more than about ifts. • the provision alluded to by Ms homer could hardly, then: fore, b• held to apply to the bankrupt's case. The Commissioner, however, having eacertathed that all the matters had led ample thee to prove their debts, and that agitates alone had prevented those who who had not proved from doing so, gave the baskrupt the leant of the observation "vigilantivue DOD dortreentibus." and held that his one came within the operation of the provision alluded b. But it athetiquently appeared that the meets were Insufficient to pay more than the costs inciden , al to the bankruptcy. Nothing would, therefore, be payable to the bankrupt is the shape of allownsce. His Honour then reed through the edictal adobes spat, which gave very favourable testimony with regard to the principal feature in the boa a trade; sad accounts, sad having sarectethed that the 's weekly reoripts bad bees as much as 701. and upwards, tail that his pareosal expense., 2831., would not be coneliend extravagant. He then asked for ems explanation with reread to the bates. Mr. Roes saki these ernes principally from the bankrept having trusted a little too much to servants. He bad been somewhat negligent of a good business. The Commlsdoser then celled the bankrupt before him and thus addressed him—Mr. Green, I em very &id that I am able to award you with strict truth end propriety • bet alms certificate, for I think yo ere well setttlai to it. You have adopted a course whisk I think it Is the duty of every honeet trader to follow. You have kept your 100 he with temarkable regularity, so that everything is vouched with the exception of a very smell areoust beak but ooselderlas that you were receiving 7W. a week doting a at tee Teen sad five months, it is der all a very small It is I em sorry to say, too nrepasstly the prac tice of haellimpts to make this item a ...mead spa& tun" • kind of waste pipe, down which le throw imp other Ogres her which they are unable to esseunt. Tles, how ever. in the eel, blot In your case, and es I hove said bodes It is a very =4 mss, Who your well-kept bake told you that yw could not proceed any farther in your trading, you did that which h lathe bounden duty of every falling tradesman to do—a duty, however, which, I regret to say, but few perform. You heed your difibulties, met your creditors, told them yore lotieks, .Placed_Yoatelf in th eir ha with da and complied disk wishes Them* of this errinet in that your estate babe= wound up in a comparatively short period of time; within two mouths your nekton have received more than bad the nusennte due to them, excepting those who did not take the Webb to prove their debts ; and as to them I cannot say that I very murk regret their position. They did not think it earth while to prove their debts, and they have nothing. theredore, to blame bat their own want of roper caution, for thee attention mat have been called to the fact of your failure, sad they must have blown that after that failure they had three Nl freest opportunities of substantiating their dame. I only regret that thin is nothing left for you to receive. end that therefore you will be deprived of that siatacey allowance which the legielebre kul given to bankrupts whose mutes have paid above • certain mount in the aMps of dividend to their meditate, for I think bleak* you would be telly entitled to it. But I eat that yourgood conduct as a traria, recorded as ft will be en these pr cedings, will have the alert of inducing those aredlowe who have hitherto trusted you to trust you &gale, feeling that oceapenten for your great misfortunes which they ought to kel, sad amia ble you hereafter to begin trade spin, as I item yea will do and carry it to with success. I award you en immediate osetificate of the Ira class. TSB POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Mr. Moot, of George-yeri, Lwabard.strost was re symbol Wore ho Lord Myer sad Sir B. W. Carlos ; arm Slo slurp of basin coatsrbod to bison uss a Carles s,, of ben fee Ha chaldroas of coals, whirl bad bow sa *MA NAM as a bliss by llooara Pools. sad 00., of Water-11as, Towsr-shast. —•—• W Li te r oppoired far Me peopecutors , Mr. Shish At the request of Mr. Sleigh, Mr. Remy Muster, a partner in the house of the prem. mikes, was WY tato the witness-bet, end to further gm* Sane la orceemoweinetton gave the following additional evi dence—Mr. Mhos*, ie a chub and trav el ler of ours, net a meow. Hotend headed the bill of lading to the deked ant ft wag Mr. WOnrsgogorr that bad the deellep with him. I had seen the drkadaat once beams shoat this trams action. I bed heard that the cargo by tbe Eagle was sold, and wee intended for Cherbourg. Mr. Wenger went to the colliery diatriot with reference to their bushman, net with reference to the cargo by the Speculation. He bed so positive instructions in retinae, to the Speculatiou cargo. I did not spree that the bills of Len for the Eagle cow should be made out in the name et John Ntool. I Aid eot telegraph Mr. 'Oregor. I gem Mr. Ncol his ad- dress. lam not aw M are that the coals by the ( Speculation were inferior coals. I believe them is a 'Malmo* in the price of heap coals from to. to 2a. We than nut coals. I have been in the coal tads about two meths. 1 have only one partner, Mr. Fowl John Fowles. Mr. Mlittegar wee then celled into the witneu-box end sworn, bat wee not questioned by either side. Mr. Sleigh paid that his client, as to whom respectability, after what had been admitted so readily by the Lord Mayer upon the diet examinatioe, it was quite unnecemary to my was prepared to place I. the hands of his lordship or Sir Eabml Carden the sament of the value of the coml., end to abide the decision of the beach mto the claim of either Let,. 'That elm had bees mode at the commencement of n= and no baited= should take pl*e if the bona ~meal Is lies at Mr. Humping,. EMI th i r e =ant chow to henna the money to the peannide they would have no obbenn with the omen of the boon to withdraw the prontelloh. They had nen Inward from no motive, of a gulling nature, an wholly relied upon the Judo* of their oars. The Lad Marx mid the bean tend not pay a/Web lice to the geggegthm tar ny ,meat of dm Mr. Melgli - nee eneened the* then edged me graben for the deep again Mr. NIA who having bum den can was detumbell nMt b be den M. and edged nth memures ais he anibred resassary he his own prebend. It was tree the delmemisat hell Inn the low into Ids no bands, but that he WY the aggrieved party there could net be the shadow of • doubt, say nee dna that he bad maims. mitted any sot approaching to kern or inn peresse. Slob a ease would not for • racemat nun ban a Jury. The Lord Mayor sob he bid a pleb and bind bey be perform, and in the bent deg liswseolmrly.,me ek the act upon which the preteration had been naderhan the nutter must be take. inure .higher authority. Mr. Nicol then Addison the bench in the following tenne—l hare simply to my that Use gatemen of Mr. Hunlar le utterly untrue se regards the counted ion in Finchnin. The bills of long nee given to ms on be warbeetmadtag that they wen te be heeded to Mr. to noble Yen to end them to Cherbourg that emeng. Mr. Meal hod telegrephod to Mr. M'Cireger le engin 11111 bllls of' lad*, sad wag ready to pry my nays gem time might be to get them that ellineen. It wee gem minabeed that they were to be retuned to him (Yr. Hatter) In mg ens, and he well knew they were mat Withal elimussm, No gam them to am tow if all wee la ardor, sad If di wee to otdor only to come up at 3 ticket for selthent. I have only to add that I acted under the ad vies of my main in Mende those bills of lading, and I el myself against what I considered a common e mad I most indignantly deny any inteatioa of fen. The t was then committed for trial, but his ova rosagelonee for 1,0001. to meat at the ..smug esesiont VS/ O i L w ri a pistl, 18, was charged with being In peemorion of six counterfeit half. sovereigns wren ditto crown•pleoes, 124 ditto half•crown piece, and 73 ditto shillings. detejjaspector Everett said—Oa Saturday evening I 1, the warehouse of Mr. &Molar, In fit. Thanes Ip l ee s Os (whom the primmer le employed as porter), who showed me a brows velvet on, wine otetaind siz oottotor- Nit beMeemseiges, sent tile erees-pieces, 134 ditto hat-assia it 7$ /Magi, fi all 210 pleas of ossidwildt cola, which were found fa the waterademil on the =IL In the pre game of MG. SOUND sad Mr. , I told the priaoaer be our inepseina of having placed the which were in the alp la dm water-clout. He said the cap wee not his, and he law setting either cf it or the colas, sod his cep was not • lean cos. 1 asked him where he bred, sod he said at • poblarhssio in Boldwites-gardens. I then left him with Mr. Roddy, sad went into the warehouse, end cm my return I meshed some information from lir. In Rockl lam csequence of which I went away, leaving the prisoner the an of an caw, but not in custody. I went to the station about half. pod tea, and found the prisoner there in coatody, end I charged him with having these counterfeit coins in his pos. sowlos. 114.Boekly, from Mr. Scholar'', raid—The proper has be.. in our employ about three years. On Saturday a prober, who bed been doing some repairs, brought are • eonataridt coin, which he said he had received from the pri soner. I afterwards found the cep with the cora inside la the water-clowt. I have as.. the prisoner wear • rip like that, bat I cannot Swear ft is the oae. He then said b found them all In the cap fn the hour where he lodged. He laid ha lodged at a publto-hour called the White Horse. Alter he bad toned It he took It to the warehouse and put it in the water-ricer. . The prisoner rid the cap which contained the coins wee not hie, bat he we. wowing one something like it at the pr em tinee. - - The lAed M.yor said ha should nomad him, in order to maks further laqullier. GUILDHALL. Demist Harpoons was brought up before Sir Henry Meg ',ridge, charged with tie following robbery upon his on- P lot Pawley sold—l am foreman to Mr. Rowell, palm broker, of lie. 10, Sboreditch. I product a gold watch pawned at our slim oaths 16th of August for V. 2.., is the name of John Johnsen , by the primmer, I believe, but I should not like to swear to him. . . 13171: *tom? you any qodstion to ak Ws Prisoner—No, sir ; I ens guilty. Frederick Cox eald—l am a watchmaker, and awry cm Malaise at 93, kldersgstwetrest. The prisoner has beta In my employ hetet.* three end four years ea a working Jeweller. I went oat of town about the 9th of August last, leaving the prisoner in °barge of the shop, and I returned ose the 17th following, when I found the prisoner had absconded, sad then I mined a gold watch end abort 71. is money. The vetch prodnced by the pawnbroker la the one I missed. I also mimed a gold rag of hiding value. Mr. Martin (chief ckek)—Have you missed anything else from year nook ? Peasaciator—l have, but I cannot say what erectly. There is • dadolersey in the stock to the amount of about 204 Sir Her Muitgaridtp—Had you e character with kW ? Promentior—lfe, Biz Henry Muggeridge—Then you must not be surmised irks yea are robbed. George Mallheems, a detective ofilcer, said—From informa tion I received from the superintendent of police at Newark I west down lo that plan, and there found the prisoner In custody. I told him this charge 'pint him, and he said " I will speak the truth; I took the watch:and the money, bet set the ring." Oa the journey up to London I asked him whoa be bed dose with the watch, and be said he pawned it in Shonditelt. He afterwards took me to Mr. Nissen' shop and pointed out the last witness as the parson who took la aw l/ Cox. 'should wish to hare the use disposed of heals cant, Mr. Sir Henry Muggeridge —That will depend on the prisoner, whether he pleads 'malty or not. Prisoner—l wish to be tried here, air. Sir Henry Bluggeridge—Very well. Let the case stead over till Saturday, and I will onside; how I shall deal with It. mine of 604, belongieg to Kr. Edmund Landutre, • gentle- Mn reafdtag in Camberwell-grave. From the evidenue It append that oe Tuesday erasing last the primmer wee termed to drive the prosecutor from his residence to the Loo bridge mei ion, and while paw g the Elephant sad Castle be deliberately ran au manibes, and amused a violist ameuesion. The proeseator IS eoniesseece jumped oat of the cab, haring some serious occident. and the primmer, Mk* edven , age of the confusion, drove off, sad was not a ft erwards based until Saturday =t k ast, when be was tam tato custody at the Mari otrest police office, when is had been charged with t Bell, 3)l', ma deposed, that after locking the up he west to his dams Kingsford-street, =el, and (bare found the portmanteau, with the lock braless time, but the property still left. • solicitor, on the pert of the prisoner, affected to make very light of the matter, and contended that the primmer we asly amenable to a penalty for not delivering up the property at Booeland-yard or some police-station. Mr. Elliott observed that the prisoner could reeks no ade take la the matter, for if eves , se it was alleged, be could not And the prosecutor alter the a:mildest, he knew well where he had taken the gentleman up, and he should, if es beers man, have taken the property there. Polloe-.erg.ant p Bell said be found another portmanteau et the prisoner • hones, and wiabed for a remand, which wee granted, and the magatrate refused to accept bell. SOUTHWARK. Michael lay, • powerfni-looking young man, was bronght before Mr. Seeker, charged with committing a cowardly as sault upon Mrs. Elise Wallis, the landlady of the Crown Tavern, High-street, Southwark. Thecomplainantreid that ab out nine o'clock on Sunday night the Wenner and • number of others came into the house, end immediately commenced quarrelling among themselves. Year lug that a fight might ensue, she went round the bar and re quested them to desist. They refused to do ao and pushed her shout, and the prisoner seined hold of her arid threw her violently on the floor, and hurt her very mach. Mr. Wallis was out at the time, sod had not the police rushed in the could not tell what Injury might have loco indicted= her. Mr. Seeker asked whether he was under the influence of liquor at the tinter Witness replied that he was perfectly eober. They had nothing to drink In her house. Indolence, the oiliness amid he did not create any disturb snor, neither did he throw Mrs. Walla down. She fell while publeg • women out. Mrs. Walls said she was endeavouring to get a female oat, witew the her dews. primmer came deliberately behind her and threw 11;:i;ck or fad him 10a., and In default committal him for 14 day& THAMES. At man named Doom* was charged with to. following robbery of braes beams, in ocmjaaction with other pawns not la esstedy : ealizpasnd from tits mideacts that as the sitermon of y cos of the prisms?. companicas was observed to be • the beams ander the 81mdwall gals of the Leedom Docks primmer was outside the gate, and observed to a man who was watching there that if he (the man) did not Yam bit would do for him. The prisoner went away, bat was joined ia a fsw Wastes by his occupation, and they both left the neighbourhood. abort', fitter ths primmer was ob served on Studwoll.bridge, at a short distance from the docks. He was pointed out to a policeman as one of the men concerned in the robbery, and was given into custody. The other man who was MOD at the dock pte with him made his MOW. The madam of the company said that the braes beams were for Um mem is the sagine-room, and wars worth about 31. Then want three otjuir mu of braes bosom SllllllO4. He did Dot know ths The primmer denied that Its was the guilty peaty, sad said that the witness via mistakes as to his Identity. Hs was not near the dockgals at the time of the robbery. He called two females in support of hie statement. The seldom.s of his Mammas weal to show that at the Ham of the robbery ha we. with to.. mar ths IdinoMem The prisoner was committed for tried. Milifs: Sept. 2.—At 1114 ars., Leamington, oat of the Warwick Cvand eat al the Maimed Handicap, it Doncaster. . 3.—At 1.111 p.m.. Priem., oat of bit aigegesota's et await cud DOICOILIF. 1.16 ps. , Barka, out of the Great Yorkshire af—At 4 p.m., Reaston, out of the Great livriadre WARWICK SEPTEMBER MEETING. PROGRAMME OP THE SPORT. To-mostow. Tex Waaartci Car, voles 200 sow., by eubsetiptisa d 10 sots. sash, with 100 Wed by the Ran Qom mos; Syr. Ads, 7at ; leo lat 71b; livo, 9at Ilb ; as sad egad, Sot 111 b; mine snowed 41b, sad gee 71b. The vine! 111 q Doohy, Osks, or St. Leto sr the Ascot, Osedlood, or Diatester Cops is 1667 or 116 S, to retry 71b ; of say So el ass, 10 1 b sat ; midis E yr-olds at the leo el eastlag snowed 71b; sad =Oa 416, sod apoode at Ole ose of &Wiles snowed 101 b. Monts hobo MOW am Mole .ad sot woe is 1660 to be snowed 61b, Is oddities MOW allowaicat. The torati boot to nein M seve eat d the state The wises to pq 5 tars. to Oiled" oil Moo toward& expellee& Taro Oka (17 Nabs.) ti Moss .... O tel I ...... .... . l= i .---- -:' i '' • • • —"' ".•: ....... --- la"n otf :::: 1 eltst ....-- MsSiW l a OW Maul " C:r0171177 6 8 39130 a oiTtliatak. alds4 to s Arad' dlO ors. sob, 10 ft, sad 11 E dolered. The wises et the =Siskee to tans Mb ; or op enisale9 ol 9ol to 100 sow" solesiert to the saissortel lie sights (August 11, at 10 am. , 61b sad entre mei boo Sabo 101 b sirs; so hose to carry moo lb 1 Mow Th. wood to nos 30 tors. out of the stoke; tie rasa to pay 26 ewe. towards the @spoors. O. wall akar. (21 oohs.) Tat SOW weight e=st 91b, it to. Iwo Mud to ibt, sod tbe team Is I A. As Ap 4lb WM/Nases . ll 4 v ..3' 1 7.- -- ....... I I' : i n 4.44pa05am.... .... 1 Till ftba nil6. ...... ... L.W w .. . iL L : :: : ........ orp . 1 i cr l iag e : is tt k i.' Tat=ei 10 sove. " 1 .. ft,...eid 11:1: is qmeh stsmts. el a baadiso whersoest av the patileathiatt the weights (Atom. 11. at 9 aa.l ilh into Clashoes rids; pot - isissals, Mb stn. Oat mile. (14 sue.) el lb AM It 10 ...... litl: U; Willman au au) , itA 4 01 0 Qom • lis ati.,.. ...: 4 9 7 .. „...9 14 4 19901Habosp .. ...,. .. . 9 9 7 a VOilikliT . nasatcar al 10 coos. * leo it 11, with 40 Odd, Ise 2-yr-ebb ,• for rood is toe his s tok e; a whist of a handicap salealorat to the pabliceike it the oleo, 61b cars. T.Y.C. (16 eels) I ti t s lb ; 11. %TM Ow-On i r . assy 7 9 Gamator.- _ - slog am as. 'KW: 5E777=7 it ......... ... E 7 . _": '''''''' ""' I "...... ......... I '..... Awis iiiii" • " • N, il lis iiiiiiliaiii'd aim Om by the Tone of \Var iable, •16611 to • likalliosp Si 6 sows. each, 2 ft , for S-yr olds isli womb • • mbar of a hut Loop after the declare .be amp 6lb extra ; the wiener to pay 10 arm to tbehoi. One Of tete ) aaa ss A ::. I: :: :::. Am s 1 • ' 1 .......:::::: d ......... ...... • ..... -• , WV imam ....... ~..... a las ...... hand 'ova, glom toy O. W. J. fierce rad I. Ovistoo, Ilegte, the imam ter lie to met ; • liesiltago be ell opt; emy ormabar elbow. be- Ingle to dis MID axes nag start be t$ Owe; triesete ellor do ger ots out to arty 6 th extes. e-qoartere els NIL seto.eattmoo. . - ..... . ...........- =6 Aloe *ib .rat . -.?- 41 1:I 11 =ea On. • a). :I I s - 7::::: I AI * asi iiiiiAiiiiiii I I; .. fir y tk am t i . i . 1 I I a Itareski ottotc* r of 10 wow cosi; 4 le; iottil2 ma salon; polsotiosolo. 610 taws. Or alb. To oh* ma or Whims the it sew G 4 kat ma olz Welsch la dot oloossat of lhooday. Tin SIMMS etials of 6 Nom owl. with 21 WWI; lyt-oild lit; taw* Ow 1411 b ; Mr, 1041; ivo. NW Mb: dm owl ort4, Hot; mom owl pldlimes Awed Sib; soldris ollowod ilb ; tits who* et the Waft liars so wry lb moo; the whirr to bo Nil be 2111 um" Ifirmodsi, ha. ; It ir lia, to M *bus/ Sib; it kr 144. n; IfflortiKl4lb, Si Ar Sh nib; the whim le M wild by mod* A* the rallaS se riplem4 ever the sellisg pia, _le on: loft owl wino to Ow Mt slOmni et *4 6 , Womb*, botwitil tharesid Mr imsVelma a At aiteroma a Tetalwy. BOAT HAM PIM Ova BURDSID POUSDL—A motor 116 am WtViSseisy, bowels Seery Oar. bey et Oremened mil Semen et Citeeselei. tieemee wee hem Olt Neetbleee Cr..ek Aid 1,. miles sad s geense, eel as reee wee wee by Imam 47 Meet a guru ale mile. MIDDLEEIBI BASSIONS. The September Omura Stardoms commenced yesterday morning at the Guildhall, Westminster, before Mr. Bodkin, Assistant-Judge; Mr. Creasy and Mr. Payne, deputies; and tinfoil° fa.ggmagieiret.e were present. Mr. Ouuld, Nlr. White, Mr. D m figba Fletcher, Mr. Baahford, Mr. Bentham, Mr. H. Harwood, Mr. Arthur Mattis', sad Mr. Bird. The ealeader mutates the names of 11l misusers, of ; whom 99 are charged with felony, and 12 with mledemeanor. The boned Assistant-Judge, in hie char so Om mod jay, gala their Mimics to the state of the ealeeder, and obeerred that it wee with much estistactiou he could inform themOket tbseghthe number of pr + wacre wasuontially large this moseics, ft wee not ettribeteble to any increase of crime, beta the fed of a longer period than usual baying elamed also the lan memicet. He weld avail himself of that opportsaity to my, sad it acrid him a great deal of plea- 1 sus to be able to menthe the feet to the grand jury of I Iliadleasa, that he bed pored the depositions in all the arm which would ere miler their cosaideration, sad set coo had re/maw Ie say way to the differences at mama miming, ash .~ash, beam the employers sad the employed la me of the meet immitest brooches of taboo, M this metrocolic It might hays her expected, not wins mutably, that in so large a eelender, at this critical juin are, whoa so many theuemille ef warms. and labvureis were thrown out of eagispeemi, there might have bees charges trac. able to the *he • Ist them wee sot me, which wee • cirtsurusteaco eedoesdiajc to the credit of all. and he trusted thst he shield be able ha repent the same observe- time so hag is the ushrtasete dispute remaised asset UM. The grand jery the. raked to their room. Nasty 7 Aoirsparms plaided guilty to • charge of picking the poker of • female is as magma. The Assistant-Jody mid, leaving permed the spool hook it wee quite clear be Me mind, eking► the prisoner we. sot recognised by the einem, that be was • poem who had practiced We sort of solemy set he the lest time is Ude meanie. It appeared the he get MN am cemthin mad eat by the side of thou pmeselels, whesupeelset he dentareusly GM with inahmeseM - end bereethi Pan. Pertemately he wee detected. As the Mein did set tam bim the probsbility wee that he had ha moistly come to Looks; fa het hi. FOOMOCO iedicated that, cad la order to show of inquiries being made chest him, the sestasse would he deferred till the next mentos, When if Anything wee emertaised of hie Mae previcaly omega is this sort of *tag, a somas of meal esevitede would certainly to passed epos him. The gale umtemsted Shimmies' In them oonvsysnosa, and must be prehuseel hem Iola( plund.red by pickpockets. In all ash emu • mauve main* would be made; .one but well expetieseed thieve" miecopted to pick pockets Is omnibuses. Bestesee delayed. William Harris, 113, wee ladicted far Meath' • minter. oompopieg stick, value Os 6d.. the property of Joseo Coeur Wood, and other., the tressurer end Waimea of the reforms key institution In tholth-street t Weeminetar, of whit he was as faunae. He wee found Guilty, and the Arai Cant Judge, after severelysdnionishing him fur robbiag so valuable as isaltstios, the shantages of which he remivieg, ser Mooed him to three entsess' bard labour. Williams Be, 63, wood tatter, was isidloted far Miami 36 Meow of willow timber, the property of Tames Gahm. Mr. Metcalf was for the prossoaties ; the primmer defended hi salt, awl eehibited a good Mel if ingenuity sad It agemand that some timber was cone/geed to Ire tt emir Ihreffliam, sad while it ley at the Baehr' Ce=lise Railway he sold it to the prosecutes for IR 12e. N. He tailored him to allow it to roma& be him WO% mad this west mid sold It in portions to other perms& The primmer mho- Toured to Takeout that, If rencimible at all, It wee sot criminally, as was he mold the wood, it wee OW im hie same as tha consignee, although he bad previsualy e°l4 11, or agreed to sell It, to Gardiner. The leased Aisia.sat•lsdge told the jury this If they wan of opiates that there was an Malan sale to Gerber, the sekomoist death(' with the wood by the primmer, sed lie paha, the proceeds into his own pocket, somata to Imam . 11 the pinnace were the Milne of the timber, his of it would make him liable to the charge tinder ths T rs j e trey "‘t. found the primer Guilty, and the !wising , Judge seatesoed him to eh meautte hard labour. (Before Mr. Creasy.) Dressy Holyteirsit a ag ;i o d Thimass poaede ormatersolf anger, l, the p ro perly ;era the wa..4°W..., ste I Dist Company. Perly . The primesen were Is the employment of Mr. Pahrlough, a soma, mid were mmgeged le cantos sugar from the dock le 3lners. Oesilwers a Hooper &more. The camp asthma them wee the they broke the balk of sue el the brew wed shatreeeed alma 99hs of sugar. The sem woe near anytime* sad Mr. llibitcalfs. the etemeel he the Dook It me am be whisk than our 1. OIIIISOO Of = 7 l=lloll peat eat. re*, *ROW bib sea r Massie was br parsolks • Mr. J. P. Doyle Idssaaa &SOW ; i Lasisbed isiodmml the olbr Flamm litryDl i. Wl* Mar Jean, 111, were oast ad al emirs • lrmibetailal Sr yam s al • lode •44 eaS terang tee pollee edlems. rut= b•• rapteaify ••••••L r The Arbasd 1 ausimil Yee Is One pea herd Yea, mil Hale is ea mesh! WI WNW. I • pont amber eil ewes el brassy, abisly bras do pram, ma Swamis(. CLERKBNIVELL. Mrt. 411141 Batton, described on the charge-ahret as • lisonsed vlcteeller, °acrylic on business at the White Horne, id, llskiwia'siardece, Holborn, wee charged with having bt her penesesion ITS pieceo of counterfeit oohs, with intent Os circulate the swam Mr. Pollard, from the Mint solicitor's office, appeared fat Use promotion, and ft appeand Iron his statement and from the evidence that prises/ is the wife of • fighting was who is midweek.. • mates* of two years' imprisonment he theft. Primaree Irma kw hem under surveillance for gems time, ft big seeposted that ft was used m a rend, anus fut nuitstames end ettarere of boa coin. Some three or keg wish sgs_ • bey riding la the home saw • bag of sweity ammaled hawses the milieu end the rafters, and stole it. He Ma It es his rosater's house in this City, and Ind ft la • water-oloset. On Saturday the water-clowt being eat of Peptic • plumber wee got Se repair it, and he found the bag of mosey, which on eganimition turned oot to be counterfeit oats. In good mosey it would have amounted to about 234. The boy's waster Identified • cap which wee found will the cola, sad the boy on Giles gam aimed mafewed where be bad taken the bag of cola from. In consequence of this information Mr. Brennan (formerly an inspeetor of the 6 Division), Inspector Bryant, aid other oilcan, went to the primer's boom, and 'bile there the primer entleavomed le mama another bag of eosnterft it mink comiatiag of two soverelgno, 22 half•sow reigns, and odor calmobe arcookkg for them by saying she wag • Om womom, owl that ke home was visited by gay wins and Woo obwmoten. She whirl that elm did not know where It was made du the lor bolo% bat that if they Trot to • cm tein home km mai alli whet they wanted. Mr. Telhoripplial far • remaad. Pdomenthalkifse ski ha had no objection to • remand, hat he rhea thee Y might be accepOd, as on a form day ho Mod& be with • complete answer to the chary. Mr. oommild the rimer wit Saturday, and la Mho the primmer la Mel., and two sends§ Y 15W. seek whit M book settee. LAMBETH. Anemia Cierseab•ewate sal driver, mid*/ in -road, Islington. wee plowed at th K re rd baltts. 116110 A • Asp a uni' • P 0 • 02 • 1 * - iess, womb* waft owed no other property ot the 121 CItOrDOZI BUICIDI-111731718T. Oa Saturday evening Mr. W. Carte; the COMMIT foe But Surrey, held • long inquiry at the Railway Tavern, Bast Croydon, touching the death of Francis 01ley, aged 32, • coachman in the ferries of Mr. Frederick Allen, the riding miner, of Bryanakme-perk, and also of Brighton, who committed suicide under the following circumstances Henry Day, • stableman in the employment of Mr. Ally, said that he knew the &messed, who wee In the IMIrViCe et Kr. Alien, of Brighton. He last maw him alive at belt- sat 11 o'clock the previous day, and he left Brighton for the pur pose of prone ding to Leedom, r be wee unwell, and wain medcal treatment. On Wednesday morals/ he said that be would throw himself out of window, and he got up sod was getting out of window, when witne ss laid hold of him and pulled him beck jest in time to rove his life. The Coroner—Then U he was not right in hie mind, why did you allow him to go to London by rail ? Witness raid that he went with him to the Brighton station and asked the police to lock sitar him, but they could not in terims. His object in going them was that he thought the demur was not right in his mind. When he catured the elation he went upon the op-line platform. Charles Holyeth a porter on the Brighton Railway, de posed that on Tliureday last he wee told by the station master to take care of the demand, as be bed been angering front delirium tremens. Finding that be was quite plosive he allowed him to stand unreetrained upon the platform, end after a train from Beatings had passel along the company's vervain were unhooking a horse-box, when the deceased I threw himself on to the metals and then forced his bead ender the wheel of the truck, which weighed, with a horse in it, , between three or four tons. He was picked up and • surgeon seat for. but life appeared to be satinet. The learned Coroner said, there apposed to him to have been a great want of are mod cannon on the part of the altar being Informed of ea state the man was In, firno tt riakingproper cgs of him. Witness, in continuation, said that be had been told that the deceased, whilst in one of the carriages, had called out, "The place la full of devils," and he had re pestedly balloon oat, " Devils, davits." When on the plat form he, however, noticed nothing grange in his manner, and he did not appear to have been drinking. He was told that a person ha seen the deceased get out of Drat-class carriage, and after getting out et the window he rolled him self against the wheels of the horse truck. Mr. Parker, the station-roaster, said that on Thursday last his attention was celled to the doomed, who wee a passer gee in a train which had arrived from Brighton. He did not appear to require being placed under rennin, and stood quietly whilst the Hastings train The unfortunate widow and that the dammed was once kicked on the bead by a horn, end step that time he bed been subject to Ices of mind. The jury, after consulting, returned a verdict "That the dammed datroyel Lie life whilst of 'nomad mind." 11AREB7S. THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (From the Ifork•law Express) _ The Paris flour msrket has remaleed very stonly,with priors eamerisd, (hobs marks still being slowly plead at 601. to 611. pa 167 kilo*. (equal to 325. 4d. to 334. per 2801 be. Begl.) ; the m four arks being worth 491. 60e. per 167 kilos. (31e. ter 2801b1.) for the anneal meth. The cam. niencement of the game seams made byte offers of wheat ; bet millers, for want of mole rain, wen little disposed to key; ohoicognalitise, both of old end sew, Merelare, went held as lest werlie price., say 261. 500. pat bee. to 171. (41s. 9d. per qe.) Teo *ale of was men t 0.., there Meng buyers et 16t. 60e. p.r 1 km. (26.. AL per qr.) Paotors ti ncesd p. seles of new 10f. ➢*aua harlot, et l is f er hen (244. 84n. par 463dxt 7f r 5.1 ) 6.. por e. bush., 26.. 3d. per gr.)., ai;d some farmers' per: eels at 121. 67e. per 65 kilos. (521 M. me Utah., 295. per qr.); else Champagne oats of 47 kilos. weight 1 1. 3711 . be, per bushel), 81. 960. (20s. 9d. per qestter ) rain had given mare activity to ails sale et trifulipos, but at Is.. money, say 02 braes p.r bele, sad emus Provence Lumens had brought 1111 to 120 freer per bale, mime not likely to ke kept up. The cmiatry_ wheat markets had be almost as Moody m that of Paris. Houdin was 33 contuum per hee. (9d. per qr.) dense; Lille only a sheds lower ' and most wire without change. . At Marseilles there was a better demand for wheat, notwithstanding the feet that this port had t h e heaviest stow, sok Ohirka beteg la good demand. Hollers of Illazianopoli insisted as 31 beam par 160 buss. TM Belgian lamitets have hem very quiet. Wheat and rye at Auterwp remaised as Wet quoted. Lockets'', with a good supply, was somewhat lowa, but Liege found a better deemed, at U. to Is. per qr. advents for w and 6d. fin • proveumet cm rye; flour was also rather douse, and barley firm, but oats was neglected. Wheat at Rotterdam had declined 6d. to Is. pee qr. ; the ms: Lets being well eupplied, the beat new white was quoted 42.. 9d old to 43e. dd. - , red to 43e. per qr. ; rye to We. 9d., barley, 20s. to 270.; caw ti 2ta. 3d. per qr. The Swim markets were somewhat deems, as well as those of Bavaria. . . . . - . . At ilteiria the oors motet had bow dull; red wheat to 40.. 64., the range of prices being $6.. to 4k. ; rye to S 4. Al. pre qr. ; &Lelia bubo', 22a. 4d. to 13e. 31. ; oat., 16e. to 16.. 34. par qr. Prices at Druid woe rstbas soak.; samples of the aew crop el wheat were amain to leakof very superior quality. Koaigebarg lad bean dull, with little doing; sew wheat sad rye Wire metric hat not of other ;nun; the forme wee tiso. Wheat was quoted to 44e. 64., rye to 24e. 44. barbs) to 23a. 34., oats to 16s. U. par qr. at Petersburg were 4 silver rouble for rye (septet to 24r. 74. per v.), 3.. r. 70 eapaalga for oats (16e. 64.). Wheat lel) e. r. per robe (401. W.) Plesieetious bad obtained et imam, detslislasd by the reperte of Women Europe, which, hatpin the immesh. of a g.neral daecleacy, gave some tone to the clean marten. Supplies, me yet, were moderato. Th. mew Mirka wheat was Sae sad hasty, 61i lbs. per hush., but without greet 114 ; a dubs to pewees one brad op taus to 41.. mad 41.. per qr. Pella bad boa **pi at 7 ay. pa 40. (Str. 34. qr.). gobs ad 131thiss true math et 6 a. r. 60 copecks GL); kraboagrka to 6 s. r. (965. W.); rye to 3 a r. to 16 topmast (111•. 94.); barley it 33 a (14s. WI; oats at 2 a r. 67i copeck, (11.. 64.); eas aor Hared 42.. per qr. Ittotes : 171,000 Ads.; OW, 150,000 ve.;. oats, 190,000 then ; samba, 40,000 chats.; barley, 100,000 elle s. ; rye, 6,0 t, abets linseed. _ . _ At ilesdianski flee soft wheat brought 7 to 8 s. r. per chef. (3j., 34, t o gga. pd. per qr ); oats 2i to 21 a. r. (11a. Bd. to 124.7 d.) Prices of wheel at T ruled 7 s. r. 20 copecks to 8 a. r. 16 copsoki 3d. to 57a. 4d. per qr.) Wheat at llbrall had brought 26e. ed for Naplee. Bates at Goleta for wheat were 23e. 6d. to 24e. 64., Lathy 10s. 64. to Ms. 9d. per qr. Freights its. 6d. per qr. Trieste advice' note as active consumptive demand for fine old wheat, es well as for Mike, for delivery; but recent arrival. redacted the value of that on the spot ; rye and oats were slao mdse. (Mirka and Persra wheat to 7 dole. 50c. per Moja ; old oats to 3f. 60e. per obis. Leghorn had received supplies from the Block Sea, but a demand for fine bard wheat for Naples made prices firm ; soft, on the contrary, being in Mum' favour. Marianopoli was 40s. 6d. to 43c 6d. per qr. Thmehieg confirmed the de ficiency of the new crop, and the late-sown maize was entirely lost through drought. At Nimies wheat prices were 46e. to 475. per qr. Govern ment had prehibited the manufacture of alcohol from grain, and it wee expected bread would be sold at lower than coot prim to the poor, as in 1864. The Genoese morket was only calm, though without sup. ph" from the interior. . . At Santander much leas had been doing, reports being more favourable, as well es eupolies from the Interior having thereased ; for the beat dour 37e. 6d. per 280th.. had been paid, but thia price was unreliable. Holders still maintaioed high imbed., which buyers were indisposed to pay. The wheat celled " Alaimo" was much in request, at 435. 6d. per qr. At Bareakins flat Soar brought 495. 3d. per sack of 280th.. Stocks of wheat were low, and prices ranged from 62a. to 621. per qr.; main t to 48a. 6d.; barley, 34e. The weather et Palencia was favourable to field work. Mee of wheat had bees made, for delivery in September and October, at Paredes, Rioeeoo, and Yeledolid, at from 34a. to 36e. 6d.; bat holders were instating on more money. Berley wee In demand at 14e. 61 per qr. The crops In this neigh bourhood of Seville were good, but wheat micas were rill 65e. to 23e. per qr. After 119001114•0 reductions at New York, the continuance of moderate supplies bad brought on some demand for breadetaffe at rather improved rates. New white southern wheat to 1 dol. 40 eats. per both. (Ns. Bd. per 41101 be.), new red 16. 26c. (41e. 86. per !Nibs.). Indian corn wee 1 to 2 coats. per huh. higher, and In request. Shipments Ist to 10th August : 39,979br15. floor ; 1,823 bush , wheat ; 11,916 bush. maize. Later advice. note an improvement of 6 to 10 cents. per bd. to goer. LONDOA WNIALT DOW[ 1111TUANI0-8333. 3. DaparAi Ddl. [Linea. 1354 .......-- ilsge. lei ....4C L7l LI% U. 17 1 13 12 .6 5 1 , 1 =lliad's , NF IA tAN Ulan 116 . 114 rallip;::::::::Nlii; VA" IA 0.1 !SUR Owns— .3............N.L. 0 II 314 Di Me 3••.. ..... ..... pkg., 10 G 13 Mai 0•710•,........... ft. 1,911 COP ASA 10,114 00033—W.L......—.. lop 7 01 0174 IA,IIIIII t 1,173 ii. mu DM/ LAit s :2 ..... ....= US 111 1016 U.TV COTTON.—Lrnarooi, 8107. L—Td NW of cotton to-day ars don I. aillemit.d 7,000 bark Tim mead is without camp Words, m lea CATTLlL—Lrtiarom. BRA. 6.—na "apply of beef was vary kirge this day, tlati quaky gaserally very Inferior ; booed fair, at ra th er lower prices for tam best quality, but much lower for atiddllog and lalatfor. BY" In far sup ply; demand good, at fall prior. COALE.-Lownow, bsrr. 11.-Burshope, 13s. ; Byare's 1341mide West Hartley, 14w 94.; Devisos's West Hartley, 15s. ; Gory's West Hartley, les. fld.; Haswell Gas, 128.91.; Luaberes West Hartley, las. 94. ; T•mnald Moor. 131.; Tandeld Moor Bates, 13e.• Walker Primrose, 120.6.; Wyle 16, . 9d. ; Walls End keens C 1..., 168.311. ; Walls End Moms, 16e. 3d.; Walls End Goeforth, 16s. 611.; Will. Zed Hartos, 16s. 9d; Walls End Riddell. 160.64.; Walls Esl Whamalli, 168. 6 d.; Eden Mahe, 164. 9d. ; Walls End Helnesat, 168.84.; Walls End BraMylle Hems, 16a 61.; Walls Rd Framwellastr, 16e. 3d. • Walls End Haswell, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Beams. 17e. 6k. ; Will. End Busses Batton, les. 3d.; Wells End Cando., 165.64.; Walls End Casson, 16s. 6d ; Walls Rd Hartlepool, 17s. 3d. ; Was Sad Haugh Hall, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Erlloe, 160.94.; Walls End Booth Hartlepool, 168. 3d.; Walls End South Reline. 16s. fld. • Walls End Whitworth, 165.; Walls End Pew , Parsee West, ; Myles Merthyr, 21s. ; Nixem's Unffryn, 21s. 61. ; PowelPr Daft* Steam, Rs.- nips market, 100; add. U. TRAFFIC RETURNB. Maw Pao est. Total, Total. LUZWATIL ocom. adman doble. I. 1414 Wink Naas Mama U. A A Dina sal NI hwiisli ... lie Mal 637i7 tit f 4 ,0 DaZis all a= 4 = ss7. .... 1111 401 461 Me 1,112 Gresa 11181/m at Cara t.... KO 6.466 1,637 LITT 7.90 W. l"Ldeek.tiellr & lard re: le rim a... id Or* 1003 M 1:.114 3103 $ 0.1.20 1T 1910 S 27 15,931 SHIPPING INTELLIGIINCE. 0•8IIALTIBB. Also. Edema Of*7•1111•;111, WaZO;ralletoflbia port, has Naha deed; mar al Miraniar.l.—assabin, Moat 24.. Onasodora (.htp), Copt*lo Ulla% at MMaa, trona Uvarpool, took Ora (sappossel boo rpoataarota aniallantion), nblia Wag at Patttry 'wharf, on the fectt Aaguat, and am wattled,•but wan yampad oat seal feted Put day ; Err cora r it roach damsgrd, sod sane of It entirely spoiled oho bad on board Comm 1,700 and I,b( 0 tons of goods.— New Asert22. LaTtebtank, from Moulmein to OWIWOINII. "bleb pot In ben co the fle b Menem Way, ban been condemned, and will bo end to-day. —M. Bela& Minuet I. XertS4ao (brig), Caplala od" of aed ke Loogeo hoes ()loam. orith oofrs wee urnossel a Lao bald Walt (cresata Woad Pas sage) oa the trth Jolt'; the areal*/ pest Of the woo Ins ',Tod by wraekasa.WlAla to Long Cay, sad aoid.—Sasass.X.P., Auguste. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Albert Gallatin (AM), from loan Woad for Laura; August 8, lat 17.30.1ra 73.30. La Owes (WO, tromLiverp.tol for Baltimore. Attend 3, lat 40.18. km 43.33. Mat= (18114143hetrioe), trcm Grenada for Lemke. 20 dap, lat 40 N, In 33. B. &Ilkley (abtp), from Llrerpcol for New Tort, July 38. lat MEW. too 34.40. berm Clams; from Ottooli River, A4guit 31, Mt 43 N, los 13 W. Oreybeated, tor lifelbraror. Aug to.t CO, lit 48.30 N, too 10 43 W. Is!! IWrie), from Tobtre ft r Vale oath, Augott >ti htt 43.13 11,103 tl3 iW. . . Lady Is Creoplimey ((Wish from Dammam for Liverpcol, 59 dm, lat 43 km 15 W. Itkissaed (burras), for Bahia, 3 dam July 31, lot 11.20 /f, Ice V.ll. 'hale. Amite, from ilarsesies tor Pomeitows,Aorurt If, Ist 55.34 km 511.4 W. Tweeters (Alp). from Liverpool for Pisliscialplis, August 12, Ist Kr, km M.N. Wrrriat Qom (slip), Cl/ troop, ►ooad sou* lily 29, tat 1140 14, 10• 11.11 W. Wancns.—During the month of August the number of weeks riveted wee 127. In the maul of Jane my there wen 177, in February 166, in March 151, in April 169, In May 110, fa Juno 94, sad inJuly 81, making • total daring the present year of 1,064.-6/tipping Gautts. [AdvertiatMeat.]—HOLLOW AVII PILLS AND 01NT WWI, ALWAYS thaviceoma—Tar emamlim ham beau MOON by eget ul patients The limarboki T me 4 tat, alloy. 140 , 11 .1•117 sad hatefully all taut eberkbed sane la th e Imo& of the animist thee an es imidy emekgal m tetra the looter mai Nam. Mg lama toe lamtleauble sevehlop of serer ease ar m; PO prima& Ile Mom tartlet IMIr IIeYMININeM; we ramomi. 1 11:=Maeolegizy pieties reeemumeadlog Seamy% ansulailime shoe My She an= et k le a metigiam e =..tesr pi N 1 cura• Ws To Abs ele mg reardlas Ind mum tura without 1 fry or mew, Net may the maws ram% fee mes. end Me rot tut to smarm his kohl BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. _ BZCILEB.—Ameet 17. len;r:rniZeTeoe, ("Medealaw roll. the wtre of Curl Heater. 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