The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-20 00:00:00

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Gnat inicitaimM was ogninil is tbs Al= Wetheaky last, frost • image ad Wm bad been minbina by their nether, MIA* Am L.O . yaw esented wenew thaws 21 yaw d goad Mia, wbo, it appears, Ithe beta km a eadlair Nom ke isms kw c. awed the wbe te• taw The =carn es.k. Tbs rf the =holy agensmiss Mal be the *edam eared at the whisk wee= IbUowlag day, Win W. M cormin, and Wetly regatta& lese7, al the M bum by Kr. Whitterceg. Mr. Wart Smith was itawww Akar the bodies ar chilies bed Mae viewed by tbe jay tbe lowing eddied MO WV.. wail...a Lewis, the intethadd the skew ( 11 th ib Ulfththi to be ma th elkated), wed the eidnt thawed e raw wee &..MWalkagas, endaced two yews awl kw mouths, *heather Was Inaba! May, egad fear teethe. 1 es s shoseekw, haw at Theadew. The thawed V4/0 two of ,my akildna. I Wm gaga.r child MvW. They wen li,th w.uyeathiley swede&l law then WI abed lairtire ticks* la the thaws, wiremy willk Asa, ems tio mob abs eMp New tbg youngest labor arms. Mee add the emu' .M ad the child to sleep, sad the thought ela bad better take it he a walk, sad than pampa it wadi aci to deep, sad she as thee do whet she treated, awl shear wee, .1 may as well lake Brant with we. se I elkellad M some Itai." Brawl was nth ba the shop. 1 Sr )actrot her sera mimed Ow Wm, end 1 etlebed her to wait sued the pepoerriate ante. ar Mrs be tbs ihno, nod Maned in sheet No siren the baby NM to lerr arra She Iles el the dild lime ea Ile dr geggienrile lo \Share Ise se the get out et tie slop eel - tuned sea mod unded. ed Xll to r, "Ta, ta." 1 tria=, est NM, is a Odes resor, ' Pod wee dr ler sere 1 ear die cl unit,rtn baronet errs wry rib dos Tarr day everag, ebwat 6 &ruck, 1 raw the Irby brengtit ors my bear deed, I rink it., Mu Leastiers. Ter tree several resew New Tee body al lie boy Ernest we twoantit bore rie rendes homes 6 and 6 o'clock dead. Tbry told re Mr. Parker bed broarritt it. It bed bra id Lie grand &thole JI eight. About s Tarter is 4 paisley elterm.m, Boding my ride did ad Moro hose with dr children. I went to toy err, and need II dr bad her them. loao6 Mr bed met 1 thus retorrid here and tear Ito my vetch, sod diemornii thee k wee otos die bad taken it away coal beers I sow oreeller the I WWI kr the watch be 1 trot to sy ether% ger 1 rid his afro bad get it with be. 1 abenrame west bath biro ad Way lea. Abate a math bath she err est to the iacesini at errs Vara to Web sere bars gal sad did sot term min Wars fret end dee is the attat awe , her r rem ter keen* bar bath. Derr, dr evening at that lip Cabal her rho die stewed ant is erg. whim site told re eon Meal art bast oar err it alte hal . L.d ; b , fe — bst . lismast_ir7siTi suMt h,r, as if sheMEI get the mesh with bar she sisold have Meow that else was with rat, erni that ma As ,s I 1.0k.d foe 'he watch yesterday My wile Ms hem ray m ses/ed re air tray. fies'i ham that she ever et tesspuid to draws larsalL Arai tine weeks bask she took s &ea of Warm& She had Leas safriss bar psis is bar Lee I. She ter re semi doe eiterweeds the she took shoat tsar sayworth d Imiessea fibs was ifl .tl she took it. sad IMI sot than Wm That she led takes it. Os Ilistesd.y Ire she Meaner at Mesa% hierstlf, by tyien • pocket-hasJkerettief mai her throat. I found bar . ogle, sad took the harlieretief of. I bad Lad so quarrel with bor. I tars thaties el time that she was Waverer were thes sari, who deposed be th=ei the torte of the Salm is • med. ,loeh BUIIs hid—l as • worm Wan at Fission. Tettay rearm rest 6 o'clock, I west 40111111 towards W Ores ant saw Martha Ass Lewis at the back s 4 Mir Doltres ashes pries. Ms asked me to Issi bar to her wear, and, as I was briar her alum. I sated MT whets the yammer shill was—means Liars Mildred May. Mr ark "Thy see leah is the water." DIM set ea irar any maw quires k ism bst, asarsi ebis lis. Aram mar L 1 _selsed s seri bme my be p time raked el be tbe Myst Km Arra rem nr, sad she bosh bar to bar Maas 1 weft ma thus as be as Yre Arehrdedost. sad I than Ise. Firs I iset saw Mrs. Lora she was antler os the Stsling• b.° Meese issessible.) M. Leer apperst is bs ray meth emir whin I err saw Mir. TOMMY Cif;cse/g005..... - Ma Mira (=WIWI the Maim eel these teem so emte d stemma Mime Meet he bey. eaosee s dark erd gram* mark ahem me Min la Mob • the brie ad the seek Mask Mee hem ~bees oared • the emyybeg meheat se Mei epee menathbee be M VOW. Thew wag se meek ea Manse gm the tarot. Bo ma al *siva *kat the AND= blab did twin dro am -41:16 ism sat • quarter at as bards deliberating refereed a meal* Waal Metilar wines the • balm it awn laillpsaila was awywassil by rrary: ENS mist the Mehra. he ea hide( pewsew ed his Mk oar elm he/ _—;4 amid m Sateriey is... The Weer ris saw le weedy Welbegeamegli. sod amt. a beertec beim the satroteg 1.. appears twirl d pmeed le Wok mel to • week elm el Mehl. ma. dtlaumh mart ma mmemmies•eoleite oeseekee of tha room is Mk& .b. is The puha ezdtmest peemiled le the Talmo haft the time the leemet Wag held, sad armee el peeve Ilereel meet& the lea le emit the thetriet al the jag The sehapyy wanes mom to ham hem eappeetel by oil** ham ter. sad ham kit kats bow a geed drama —Nartlewpaga Herald. THE DISIVRIANCIE IN 8T GEORGE'S Ed% T. A :ong correspond( nom teat has taken place be tween the Beds" el idados and the ckurckemellene of Bt. Oaarywurthe.iest, relative to the degirecaild dietimbeases that Isle takes pier every Beadily kr the het two mosebe me the panels church, was Lid Won the assay, at its chest lag osi Thursday irmatag. The behest crests la arty emirs imam na the de/maths of Use aim& by the awq sat the ireiota alert to the ream, aed replan the chwelr wardens (Messrs. Tholepins wad financially as the P sattiorithe are each pruceediage la fature. " C than hwerdeas reply by cattle( Ma lordship/0 attention to the ea., de pianos' of the teemr as the Mammy camas of the it sitobehow, and state that additiosal irritation has been •„iirmed by thr Incnerelbielita of the hour filed by ths rotor for the Its,. Hugh allots to deliver bas leotaret, namely, • plaster past tau. The biahnip, in a anal Weer, rem nil. )feer*. Tbompeou and Dowsing. that if, as they sae, serwess attend It,, Alesi'alsotorso, the hour 'sabot be eery immurement; sad am ba has reed lathe papers of further dieter het... tiedrepests Lis edinunitins to the churchwardens to evirt ti_cumelveis tame actively to fete» for the pressrestios Border. A seem Ira. eke reed which bed sahamisasatly been eanni in the charchwardeas, at the Wetmore of the bishop, by the ft••• Bryan King, the recce, ',quietly them to maintain order al Its n. ti e r. aitttillOod wrote., or notifying that pro...Mingo will In inetentet ageism dims fa an crcle. mdeetieal court. The diseulencra of teat Sunday have not rely I'd to ornewsuroloomos at the Thames Piing* Court, bat notice have also ben .erred on three individuals that pro p...it/Iva haws ben cot:wowed senora them in the diocesan aoart for brawling in church. The essamasese were bawd yesterday, alma Parise Hell, deesslbed ass Mired hicsam la the army, sad Robert 1t...a, • &shirr, wen oberssd with essealtleg each usher. li,t• INIMIOnowI our *bollard, Captain tteriag tenisted ea etie•aly. whisk w aerspld• APOSZICAItIre HALL—At • court of examiners of the Beaty of Apo , b,arles. ea Thorley lost, ihn id paned tbr orteessey szoleiselicer, aod woe admilied Nesatletee of the ereiety, —Maim Mrs pago n o, of Boney; limey Mairtlook Tiro or, of Telles, Bedfordebire ( R.C.5.) , Nimes Belem of Woktyybas, Barbs ; Jcu Bell ferdlottof Chatham; Job. Bracy Love, of Wolverheasptes (11.1L.C.8 ) ; Mesta noosed Merril, of Uytoo-oa-Severs earl Therm Mier, of Boylan, Bella. A breekinsaa employed on the London end North WO/oars Hallway woe engaged et the Bditehill maid yes terday. Idles be wee ran over by or of the Ingres sad evenly lacsistd. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1869. sialeassa so paha* eassalkied by yew inia two la tibia - yamosee ast lis mar arm who weals alaoseily MUM= 30es leaks balm froa Mr darer, o smug af Hs emissmat It *rearmed Mr. O.r of reas mead ma parroly Missom barn ail Vast lie sort, sad re tor gas art Ira away istal Is yaw sea Ispassatstke that it anal ibielaid. V that maths me Mr sista had Milan ace aka Mat. It is order GO you did bap Min Loam Isaks• lea mina Mr skew epos the ream that It mall oils ler, lOUs at the yew sera masa you Into Med • skimp stormy late be dyka ,lase 1, that she Wahl arm a will is your Moo To yaw say that ths OE wed as importimas, Hat yes cold boo ot the mow at rag thee without hobs a TM. It is VOaWS re MS. that within ore of tbe la rsTa this pm alma doer hane memos strieney, le giant yea awe riled le are • kiss slasma giat hashmin Os we, • fkakry sol SO psa siesid the wars wli e ke a yea beat `" ooksjsas err wow sf marisp, sad slaw bor alga Os Oil which Media kss soarer or at la adios mos. If sag thing amid sill ts is Mins% SW you hays NI Just sew gams Ism Is ham • sass. Maw a amok= she riiime gives st air. Tea hote• spasm of the Alpo- is yea satsraird Ise olds pee, you admit that loss year at hams yes all rot Dr. Julius might D rys whet was rogalosi, that he avast pay !or it, yea void set do sa. This sbawMka fiMis assads with the sesams yea bars ohms is setsr gorts at this tromastko Tea atom ysisorlf bwd . Hai the malarsis tor yea ma kisofisis, bat Ora Meld yea know vary NI, 1111• that re sherd set Weave as a mead ma, mai tha be be pay say issasy kr iho assrariss dist alaM be oa th s* this army worm Tok besets MI that pa would not pia ray norm althseak at aim very dor yea had 711. beloasfts le bra IS yews porsolia, AM you seam to alma Me yea seesil er nary. liapp e ois mad ,harrevor, all thastatemMerialessardsto be me, fo be wirm that they sold aft Mahn with the parfid and meta ditty Mt 1 lisp a prism, whisk is to der upon oa as cross of re law kr the dims of eliM you hos tea thud per. Lordshig ne dr ed pawed mama al IMO Is the mar am, and ha thajudgmast to be coda est by the Shari of Sutra. prkom hoed the MINION without exhibiting the Ira amnia, sod who He Lord Chief Boca had Goa raid, be oakiall to a Use voice, " I declare Dr. Julius Is be say madam. I Man lam Moor before God." The prom was lira ismool hen the dock. The Lad OW Ha sidsomsd the jury, sad said helot pet plasm is dkrtaarsig am from falba so tookm. go at as am tier mood kk regret fsr the briamalsare Y ehkk they bed Ma bet at the sums ars ha mid be lip orraring his Ott the it had dm morphia is tide peer le arm the fro oramaims as tsar se wads. Tan salsa Op prooss of this adoserillmoy ttieL NEW COURT. (Before the Common Iterjesat.) W'illovtort Turner, oae of the porn-rate oolleetors ht the ;myth of Linnets, surrendered to take his trial for "' Mr. BElad Mr. F. H. Levis prosecuted, and Mr. Oiled The rely evidence given one that of three ratepayers. who proved the preset to the prisorr, between the 27th of April sad the - nth et May, the sear of 11. 65.,, it. 125.. end It. is., whirr ef widthwise he had soesonted for ; bat the names of the perks were termini to the smear ranker to the parish r amongst those The bad not pi& It appeared in crres-eassoinatka that eve /31110 •001111110011 when • rats wee paid after the prisoner had arrange' his quarterly soroants be red to initial the service parr, sad seed the receipt afterwards, sad then the mord would be eater la the soconat for the raring quarter, paying the ' roar in weekly at the bank to the soroung et tepeer. There was not any rider* gives to show sores sextant with the beak stood at the time. The moats in question were paid. Mr. Gifted, for the debar segued that, slthongh there had been some irregularity its the priseassom emeants, owing deader to the muldOrty of the returns he bed a t i lt sea there was nothing to leer that the priers, hod the mossy. The jury do/rafted the prisoner • and, upon the other in dictments, no evidence bang sired, the primmer vas discharged. lane Marks, 80, put:Baiter, was Indicter for obtaining by false pretences an order for the payment of 301. fe. brim John Boyd, sad slao one from John Boiley Toros for 61. Mr. fin i t th Mz. Gifted, and Mr. Poland, prosecuted ; Mr. Kibton The prolocutor In this car wee Mr. Cott, era erre Ire Mr. Cart, whose discoveries in the manufacture of iron ere so well knows; and in 1868, a testimonial being raised for his family, the prisoner au engaged to collect saterriptione. Bat, in • few months, Mr. Con told him be woe rot any longer to continue to do so, but the prisoner bed however arm received the sums named in the indictment, sad not paid them to Mr. Cod. The evidence of Mr. W. Con relative to the dissolution of the agreement empowering the prisoner to collect the money not beng very positive, the Common-flarrant directed so j rl:i ital prisoner won then indicted before Mr. Commissioner Kerr, who sat donne the afternoon is this court, for obtain ing moor by Wee pretences. The prisoner bad in this case obtained of Mr. J. Thorley, at Nevegarst cattlafted dealer, of Mr. Snipe, a ber riser, sad ot Mr. , of the Freemasons' Tavern, the MB of 11. Is. from each, under the plea that it woe for • testimonial for Mr. Aldermen Machl. In this came prisoner wee convicted, and sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment. THIRD COURT. (Before Mr. Commissioner Kerr.) . . . William &ricklawd, who had been out on bell, was In dicted for defrauding his muter,, Keene. Chaplin end Home, out r f certain sums of money. Mr. Sleigh and Mr. F. H. Lewis prosecuted ; and Mr. Ribton &fended. The prisoner was tried upon two indictments, the fleet of which commenced on Wednesday morning. in • court held to the dining-room of the court, and was brought to a close last night. The charge spinet the prisoner was for making certuht overcharges, under these oirctunstances was angeged is an official capacity in the wool department of Kama. Chaplin and Horne's yard, Haydon-square, lemorisa, where payments had to be made by him. These miss the prosecution alleged he had charged to his masters In nesse of what he had paid. The jury Acquitted the prisoner on both charge.. York isissetl. 30, clerk, was indicted for stealing a bN of whew for 1001., the property of William Poole. Kr. Doyle and Mt. McDonnell preeecnbeil, and Mr. Poland defended. The moserotor, Mr. W. Poole, stated that be had known the prer some months. He was now a traveller fur fringe manufacturer. On the let August he (prosecutor) bad • bill for 1001. which prisoner was to have got diaeoented for him . 'he bill was drawn on Mr. Rados et els months, from the 21.1 of April. On the thlt of this month he was eat with the prisoner, who bed gives him back the bill, the prom with whom it had hem left not feeling inclined to discount It. On the evening of that day they were both et the Mr of the Green Gale, Haeliney-road, when the priaonei asked the witness to let him look at the signature of the bill. Witness laid it on the bar, when prisoner matched It up, sad after struggling vio lently with him, ran away with the bill. Prosecutor then west with • polio...constable to prisoner's bows, and gave hist into custody, end the bill wee found at prisoner's house. _ Croweasamined-1 know the prisoner is a friend of Kr. Bala. 14. ILerr—What consideration was given fa the bill ? Pneawator—None. M. Kerr to the jury—Cieatletnen, I do not know whet yew disk of this. The unman said they were minded, and stopped the ewe. Mr. Doyle was about to offer rime remarks, but was stopped by the commisaioner, who said the charge wese roast preVostrinins cm. Mr. Rebate mid that, knowing the proorcutor, he had lent him the bill, to give him a start. Ho hod also put him into Iminesa, but the prosecutor had etripre I the place even to She ges &app. He bad no consideration for the bill. Mr. Kerr directed the bill to be given to Mr. rtehden, and told the prisoner, whom he dimharged, that hie remedy against promoter wee by action for lair Imprisonment, or for • nsallMour prosecution. In a fourth court, held on Thursday, in the Grand Jury room, Francisco Fillipons wee convicted of perjury. Metcalfe promoted, and Mr. Abram defended. The perjury meignsd men lot of a charge made against Christopher° Buono Core, the Fire King of Creinonie Gordis, The prisoner was sentiment to twelve menthe imprison ment. _ Jaime Hinisiothatm was brought up for sentence. Tbe prisoner wee connoted last session of robbing hie re lative, la the house of an old lady, et 4001., not say el which wee traced. Yr. Beard, the solicitor, now said Stet some of the wit nesses bed, by tee prtsonere's frlands, been kept out of the w ay. &stonce, *my years' penal servitude. Jestph LeekAari Jtorlom was slut ssatsaced to four years' petal servitude. The nut session is Mayday, &sp. 19. Iltanakk. Thls CUD erre eat of a row between the pro mark sad • asighbour. There was no doubt the primer Ali Wries t sal that a blow was arrived by Mts. Bar more which bream Ist coller-bcer sad incapscitated her from Iwo briars r • Weiner, hew right arm being rendered shirr iseler is wee la the heard three weeks. The darer, whhh wensapperkel by widener, was that the Injury ter the swell of • bbw anal by the hatband of the yteeeembiz to the bat The pry moat to the eoea seiett that the awe for the ro und= wee pad, sal Mot the leherbet Gritty. Ilb. Clew isoliated te etita newt& hod labour. Tbe two worm, 9tUirliess wel Berl, convicted ou Tg=ur g arlirt • pullout rand Christopher of lipid tra area Is the aloonst of 1834, ewe ten& up fir jrcart. They were both known to the omest . . - B;atiao;d ugh le eras pen' peed pervitado. (BA'. Mr. Pique.) veS ! c .,Merida r, Adis W0;41•04.4. 24, a end Cle riss W r a , 24, ware , eera lm N. in., sad Markt% va ll ns y indicted—Sophia Dmitri fo MI Fiats 21.ishe pretty el Laois Roehleed, kr morn end Ju Werra& sad Crass Waken& kr navies the see prier, knowing them to have he star Mr. Reny passeatid; Mr. Otstdp appeared for the ✓imer It appeared beat the Grimace of him Horny, polite sergetat, 20, thst he vas 55 ..da the planless el lie porealite, who ihui at a Choutstrest, Flasher, sod early es the risks el the kart b. sty Jain Wesimeagh ge to the poseories deirt, m at It, fad wee err y oftwerseds admitted. Lear than kr a .hot., sho 14 fishers, the Warr the dearrierher. Ileiellowal broad askedherwhattret hi bat prarieli, tail she said nothing. Not holing sate did, he Mr hr ark sad take it found ninety-eight =H. than took hie late custody. He then went to the proseenta's, sad heeled questioned Dederick, took her site into custody. He ilia wards proceeded to Tenter-siren, when Worms& lived, and having sword imosr. his house end haling 70 prior which the tor identi fied m his property, be sits took Woo into C custody. The noeseator moved that the prints to him, and he gave Detrick ao authority to disponi of . The nosentur was 811.11114 marazaroad by Mr. Orrid in which he admitted that he visaed the prisoner and had bad two eltildna by kir, and that during hie erre from home in the day-tima he authorised her to fell errs, and to take the tar *sr He admitted that held been • bankrupt, and rids while he was in prison she cared an his briar for km, to erjunotion with hie diseglifer. Her mar was tinkled or the door of the house sales he then lived, bet elbewaide be bad pat up the airs " Louis sad Co." Thin was no such person es Laub. The Loran Judge considered thire was ao endear to go to thea . agabist Chair Wookargh. Mr. sddreeeed *injury, end in a most able sad feeling mid that the young wooer Dederkk had coma into the prosecutor's arks to • slate of fano canoe for the purpose of teldag aue d his Wider, but t he prosecutor had taken whentege of that positica a l debauching her ; she bad two oddities by him, sad in the relation between them was Weil as to lead her to that she was jairtilled in disposing of tree nista. ITe P = no whiny uring theirs, put et the dr ;Es emir iron to be li ving d his charity, ad might reammobly have thought *Odd in disposing of the prints to ober food. Mama re of felony could be toads oat the prOlnen tOt MIK COMO Into ea rt with clam heads, sad as k was the =cis** at a thirsts she reprimands@ beret day they might satertna, is kit ware that Ms was a NW of doubt in whir the key would bar eipasial pleasure ia giving le- km heart of kilis the erre. are preasentor had bona such that enry ftiffislimen mast Mai kr. Mr. Payne summed up the endear, sr The jury returned • verdict of G. el duple loamy against Dederick, and of receiving against W The awn prisoner was acquitted. Dederick was sermeed to 14 days' hard labour, Woolenough to tit moral bald labor. Mr. Merry said for the prosecutor that his dedrehad bees not to punish Dederick, but to detect those who had hared her to commit the odium foot which tomb I Med, sad have Mee to the hospital Mot don NW Sow* was in eampay with Sarah Meagan en the eight In quotas. A youth was with the primmer. When the primer sad Bash were walking, I sal that yea® itHest4 ead teem emithag _he told me I teams earreed, end ached gone Ike a fthie. I had hood the eenatallen she bee weadoned. She also asked his if ha woe rag to Mt her, end he replied, " I doe's boo." She Gen - odd," Take an oath that yea will not hit *" sad be answiewl, " I will not take so oath." She as- Waled, " Lap year herb In year podia, end aloe kesß md er iehnie, kr so nee gift bow whit roomy more. ton rid, "bikes I viM he dew oat of one driblet, re Wog he year end the pronaid to let him lave sm. y t be a dsingsmis har bean They naked on, he alg tearines o r s to go w Ilholdowelli•ame, hat she ere net. Whin at the top d Wellkagterseas, I sew Mr rAdke bar cm Um heed and sok in the &est. She needy M. I steeented, and • pellaresoetahle eon directly, aptaier bed no away. We camayel hie to sadRUM, molter fres the pole amalisaid, do am taken to the lles lint. Foods Nwhofti t a gager-beer =Yr, gave 'War toil way, Wag thee No wee with prisoner shwa they met the yaw worm, it that ha knew him to have at that time two penknives fat Ids pad*. Mr. Ciboria Frconeen, sergeon at the Getman 1104pitat, &pad lame nature of the injuries which had apparently boa tedided with a penknife. One of the wounds in the chest wee of a dreams character, the weapon having pierced en artery end ocossionsd • great flow of blood; bet that having been Gannets', , the patient war out of &WI& Crt having nylon to the fact of finding the Foto outrix biensaie and Mewling, and to having sought for any weapon aller the spot in vain, Hoyle, I N, stated that two days after the 0611101) had been coonialtai he apprehended the prisoner lying en one lof the wheals at Louden-bridge, waiting, la he Mated, far the Gravesend packet to mart. When told the nature of the charge, he replied, although ha had been °maenad, " I dceit we if lam hung far it. If she lives, and I get oar this, I'll do for her yet. You don't know what she Es; I do." In reply to the charge prisoner now said, "I admit my guilt, but she stabbed me on the Monday previously." The Elation. were then completed by Mr. Burkina" the chief der and the prisoner was folly committed tar trial at the Can Criminal Court. He appeared very ddect.d. The pramentrix, when bound over to attend aid give evi demos, fainted, and the worthy megawatt ordered that when restored she should be conveyed hams in • cab. SOUTHWARK. der Burma, a dissipated-looking old women, was brought before Mr. Combs, charge with stealing a bottle ofetatning a c rf of brandy from the Red Lion public-house, Dockland, of Mrs. O'Connell. The Yolisoutrix said that alas kept the public-house in , and she knew the primmer a casual customer. previousC . : as afternoon the bottle of bready produced us on the side counter, where witoese had deposited it after serving a customer. The prisoner mme in at that time, end had a ball-pint of beer. Whilst she wee drinking it witness had occults to go to the other end of the bar, and on her return she missed the bottle of brandy. Knowing that no one else meld have taken it, she accused her of steeling it, winch she dieted, but she seized hold of her end trek the kettle of tweedy from bar. Mee.. Kay, 173 Id, said that he was celled in to take the tats custody. She wee attempt(' to leave the with the bottle of brandy In her Mr. Combs told the prisoner she must be tried for the dhow Would she be tried by him or go to the sessions ? She odd that she would sooner his worship would settle the miter, es she was guilty. It was, however, her Bret anion therefore she hoped to be dash with leniently. Mr. Combs sentenced her to three months' herd labour in Wandsworth Hones of Oerreetice. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCIL NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—LnzirooL, Auoun 19. Cuomo Cs z.-1 Kr. Dom wore) The hoed Julip ealeel die eewl at 9 esia, dot the Miele, Omen were seelmell:—ass Pleeemeil. ler weeny la Llymy le le meallif e oil li beg blare; Mem nmelea. Ite de Ms ielb et = lO 00 *me reelferb; Moak it Alii, et le II meths' web ewe lam; J w ets be roast la le twe inedelessel. vie Inet blowy Om awe kr oalibiss et Livr W gwo meld 6jelseemeel, rah bled Meer; limy Mk" ter le 111 .leelti implemeei. Mit s lrileweerq = 1 wlle *NM rail is a lirqp Gee 110, N - NM Ira Mow ; mow, he bleseey, le 111 1.11161 1= IMPiIIIMINIIk web ram Meer; Wary NON, hl ti. , bo is awe imps whit lace Mow; Joie ,is .w ar le Moteletelee, 1 to two seedie logelmemeet, Ida bed lobos. AM nisi" 116, a was al sayadaldo isPotiamilb obao Ina sabre* dr masa of 3104 tbe propsrly al Ms. Mot Montaos, is los, UK • sobs d Not evilly was kiwi SaCOND CLOWN COORT:(114•11 Mr. !my* P.C.) fits laborisi aro was lAA is dr Saud Coo" bold is els Viss47bas gam tati i sta Cost : Mop, o Ili, sae lisps aw of bads', at Pr Arm an=;be fa Mask 1367, Sa laisreeriat as sow Sr the layabout 16L, with IMES to ilbo ism' Loos &may, sod vas *oatmeal to tarn mead t, "fib mod Lbw. AA. ay , aged 2d, sad Johas Amu, aged 36, was oas vitas/ of va ossuilt sad robbery as Thome Mai. at Liver pool, as dbo 23111 1666. Tbassb mama slobs tar aaly 7;A. tar Omen were asalealak Ityky Is fast yam' purl ranieada sad Evans is Were slastio• iragri erament, with had labour, Moryarit Illogibeoltov., charged with wider bar and. Emma flhafaabeehia, 16 mantas of oga by BOW sad otorvatios, at Lisupool, at July, 1639, was asasiltal. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TIM ALLEGRO MUSD= AT ItICHNOND.-CON. CL1:781011 01 Till TRIAL. [M•psialished the matt el the trial is • lei edifice last swahag.l The ism* Who was essepil eliegelbse eke. boar. sad thaes-qemeers is semssimg up, and be embed* at • apsesear is alms Welsch. Mr. lodise Wails asst ills semi sall misted jet*, * mikes seem •el dm Esesimata. The pderawasie as the jump was about to retire, sea he *oh* ise be shamed to nabs • lime remarks in expiate*a et mess asselses *et hod bus veined to by the lesased joke hot* Ms Aiwa Th. lad Chid Berea mid he .said set permit idea Mdo se. Be sort semasdoste to his comma whet he howl to absed=ser be that was all be , l that jest Bdiestisei theparticell sessesemil with Ids sr: doge with the dearest may, and the circesselses ends which k leek piss Violin nand et lea Santee to it o'clock to &Olsen upon tick sidles; they rears' late evert erectly at SH INS for. 7be same of the jury seethes gelled ever by Mr. Avory, the digit &Set snips and be this issued whether they bed weed ages thek wdisß Ile a= omens deep ad series tone replied, We bark sod pi wth pineal ditty to say tint the prisms rth i fftweber, r traitor solar of the court, then made the MOM psthwedith Ass while sentenee was being pasnell uple tie gdwimth and he was asked In the usual its whether he lig iist to say why judgment of death shish' sea bele./ spa beset f The Lail and Don pet oaths block cap, and wee about times asterre. The skinar, bwirrer, wiro at first appeared quite seasseded. bat who had now neavered himeetf, pulled a —be his isselgoat pocket sad 'damaged the oast. Mi sae hie cals empeed veils and der* the des be se wait, which was early fee and twenty shrubs he Md set shoe the lead emotion. Ea commenced by saytag, ▪ we to God that I am perhetly innocent of having admioistered anything scat to the deceased. I admit that I acted illegally Is .saying her when my wife was alive. bat I did it for her sake. She was • lady of fortune lad seltion, end be feleadOrtoe very reepeetable, mad I nimbi be to protect her fess self reproach, until we .old castanet a legal marriage ate the death of my wife, who le sew 74 yams old, and who said not in the ordinary wane of evade hennaed to live many years. We loved sock other whims atiedesent. During the time we were Swaths we sager had sa espy word, sad we eve bed the lees dheemdart. I wrote te lierjest Balissine the geosent I was sense/, and told him every perellenier esn.eeMd wits goy ocanazion with rise Baehr, wed the emehtsme under which es marriage took plate. I intended that the union with her should be • persseent one. It bee been argued strongly against me that I procured the deceased lady to make the will that hen been so often spoken of is order that I might obtain possession of be my, which ws seat to slams to between 1,7041. and 1,8001. The feet h that there was no =eh saga to be obtained. It was signally hat twelve at thistles years ago without any security what ever, and all the Pe who had it wee required to diu, wee to pay the Signet, wheth be did. He was subsequently cospolled to give secority bat It wee not to near the unmet, end d I could have compelled tat npaymeat of the mortgage, it would not have yielded more that 6001. at Os *abide. It has been said shot I wee pardielat as • seillsel ors, but it is not the het. I have bit the stiesl prehiedes several years, and else Sea have heed independent with my wife, and we purl or limo is berthing Amt. I daises that my wide was swore at the eatamimmaa that =imbed hetwees .sad Beaks, emit that It vsed that she dumb sow trouble me, sr neekie efts on, sod I Tr to visit bee ethos I litheft mu to bo aid as to my atheism With is the berserldremmod to my wife that woo bawd is my pomowslow, all I sew ry b that I have writtha to nae *any Wee deem IPS have leis separated. Derby Mime NEW, Glum I woo el anxious to ban additional madlisel with% sad I &dare before God that it vas rpm* who advised that Dr. Todd drab be most hr. The theism deceived me with roped es the mimes of the lady, and they always mid that the would wiromr. Dr. Todd had no op patunity of esesisdeg the slate of the lay, by he was not is her bedroom sore tam bur er the Wombs' ( mod as to the eattiordsry aerpreeelos of seneessee Set be Ise 'pekes of, it woo very *hely salad by the pow My sesiALdres mien, use of IMO • Mir darer, is her brine.. With ro ped is the bens of half a grain of growth to the moths, oil I or thy is that she had Mora roolisms ow that day, end W Mrs was yearly Ulf • grain in that ens encusticia there wet hen bees at lest foor gneiss of sue arsenic in her body, owd yth amee whatever woe discovend, It bee hes urged oppmet that so ow knew what became of the food that was net sonsuaned by the stirs ; the tact is, that I mod to at what she hit I weft/ myth her with the mews adbottoo, and attended to mll her Mesta and I lost fitters =deis weight darns toy seimmimmee as her is bee illness. plane, thee west as at mmoidershie Perth to ester to the p.. MM of Dr. Mime wed Mr. Bird, and to their trestssit of the dmmerlt) Be the proceeded—l deny eatir that there was say secrecy or concealment ; the Wren dear at both the lodgings we oosetantly open, wed the lesilledy, or any one else, could se whet was plant es In the rows. Bombes this, I mod to ge est OS days out of mil I always west two or Owe mike to pet my lemma, I did wet omit the pops of Warmth to mom who they were ed heeded Is; theism meet othrmeoly haw God duo that I weer Imbed to prevent Him Zenith Bathes hos refs bar dam ; sad as to my supposed settee toe committing the ogees bets to get the tiesseed's essay, I could have bed that at an time. She gave on her distesd sal she bed such sad elfeetion terse, that If I had oath bee for the mosey, she would have let me have le Issediselly. Besides We, I had a, want of smear. I had OIL is my pusesion, brides the moose at asy hooker* when I wet token tato custody. I also wish to stale with vetoed le is wit, that I had no property with he, and that we have lived together happily • great may years, travelling about and living in Paris and also at diligent poem is Germany. I hove always acted hem stably and sad eneybedy ; end although m conduct has been raked mg fa Slaty y ear s, nothing has been found oat egelast se • and thy singular charge would serer lave SS made bot for the - (shag that Dr. hair enhisielas to- WSW& me. All I have stated te tra• bells SA Whom I was &meted, the magistrate told se It womb be Weer for me Dot to interfere h the deommod or be Immemest, end whoa I got hose I foetid thee Dr. Mae W provided a a. rause nurse, anti I said that as be had dose., be might take the reepoembility and he might pay ter, he I should sot do so. The Lord Chi. f Bares the addressed the plipoww is the following terms —Theme Msthsat, you hove Wm MEd guilty of the murder et Laths Basher, with whom pa underwent the ceremony at segelege on the lit of Ds. emnber lest, and with %tom pm Nei until the SA sae Hey, when you were apprehended es the thwrgs of sishileging poison to her. on wee dismiss' hem at ala but she died oa the following morning, and yon rem Shea eres into custody u pon the charge of batiks see pinned her. You have had the benefit of • long and pedestylel i and of the most able advocacy, and the jun bee. ISM thims.les compelled to bring to a verdict of pan sonlost you, and I feel that it would be difenit for any re, IMF derieg the evidence agates you and the evidences pm. come to any other ooeelaslon then the jury have seisid at. Yon have address' the court at constrierside bag* you have dwelt upon sous severe of little sr no bigot, and hare opposed to the es= testmosy of ditelillel serer mat which you must beasts an modeles WPM have wry afoot, sod which are directly contradicted by Mims order your own hand, end about which there owed he the tend desibt. Yeti has enured into details of eaenekee yen have made for your owe wife, which bare nothieg he de with the Islam duty that Is oast upon se. Sees Oahe Asessenle that have bean made by you are coutredioted be the clearest maser. Yoe Ste thee you sever attempted to prevent the daps of tide unhappy ray teem cream to visit her, end that the was fropostly with her for half en hour slam Mew MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before Mr. Creasy, at Westminster.) hAss Wood earrepAsred be mks hie triel on is indictment for sessußom Robert Loved, • pelloe-ccestatele, 137 B, in the execution of his duty, in Brampton. Ties propagator Mated that as he was prow on ditty the delendaut bawd round sad struck him The dance ma that spoilt:deem shoved the dsinsleat of the pavement mad then mut away, that subsequeutly the defendant raw ths prosecutor, sad Making he was the °Saw who puked him, lard his number, when the prosecutor struck him and booked him dews. Whes they got up timeless &struggle, dad they went down together. It was drowsed that the deihndant IMO the trams to hover. Timing Sowed tM delesdast Ossify, ad he wee sentamed I to is isoadd Ird Mow. ' Mr. Cogs was fa tam proadatar ; Mr. Orridge tot the defendant. Mel Day des ladistel for amenithis Sarah thaedmom, the wife ass hint, Mani at V, Oid ilmbegymegt, THE EXITS* LUM4G7 CABS. A commission de lunatic() inquireocio, which lasted five kee,was concluded on Wednesday afternoon at the Curie eif The commbedon wee opened yesterday week, Woe Mr. Commissioner Warren tufo jury composed of gradearea. The Widmer wee Dr. °recoup, of ' Weak.* la Ismradre. and the lanstio wee Mks Phoebe &divots eld beg dSO years of age. Mr. M. WI. ad Mr. =ides were conned far the petitioner; end kin 0•1111ar, Q.C., Mr. Coleridge, and Mr. Elagdon were 6111111111 i he Miss Ewing's. The facts, which were of an iistemsissm character, were briefly these the year um Lis Zwinges sister died, and the bereave ment meth elected her mind. She was afterwards known mane sad to wander in a disconsolate manner through Ike steam Ice October, 1868, she was attacked with ansalgaie, from which she physically recovered ; but it wan Mat her mind was acting, broken down. Shortly mimes& is had an attack of mania, and was confined in Herliedk bustle Asylum. Here she was said to have debt dos emli morbid IMMO= ; she said that an attempt had bon ads r *Mangle her, and that while in the asylum an attempt was needs to convert her to Roman catholicism, &o. Some of her Mends, believing that the would be better if removed to a private residence, took her out of the asylum, and the Rev. H. T. Ellsoombe, her third cousin, who believed himself the next of 'lnn, brought her to Exeter, and placed her in lodgings with • Miss Colleens, with whom she had formerly lodged. Dr. Shapter, a physicien of considera ble eminence, having attended hr before, was called to, and he saw the old lady almost daily. He appeared to have ac quired great influence over her, for a sort time ago be, at her request, took instructions for a will, in which she gave several leguke, end made the doctor the roadway legatee. The amount of the legacies was 1,0001., and the remainder of her property amounted to 13,0001. A will was made from these instructions, but was enbeequently torn up, and another will, prepared by Mr. Grey, solicitor, of Exeter, was made in which the bulk of ttppee WAS left to Dr. Stap ler, and, in the event of his death, his eldest son and the rest of has children. Dr. Bhapter, However, immediately wrote to Mr Bement. Miss Ewinges solicitor, etWarringport, stating what the old lady had done, but declaring most emphatically that neither he nor hts children should ever take a single bathing under the will, notwithstanding that be thoroughly believed her to be in a sound state of mind and quite capable of executing • will. This Dr. Shatter put in writing, and communicated to several gentlemen, bat failed to inform the Rev. H. T. Ellaccanbe of it, as he bad promised to do. It wu contended by the counsel for the petitioner that this declaration of Dr. Bhapter was a proof that he did not consider Mies Ewing to be of sound mind. Several wit nesses were called, who stated that Miss Ewing. was of unsound mind. In answer to the petition, it wail contended, end deposed to by several witnesses, that Mile Ewing* had fatly recovered from her stuck of mania; that, allowing for the feetskiness of old sr, she was a lady of average Intelli gence, of good memory and powers of observation; and that with regard to her bequeet to Dr. Ranter, she persisted in making tt, saying that she had no relatives that she cared anything about, that none of them had ever taken any inte rest in her and that with regard to the petitioner, who had remedy dis Covered himself to be the next of kin, her family bad had • lawsuit with his, and that therefore she much dis liked him. Dr. Bhapter was examined, and positively stated that he would never take any benefit under the will. The Commissioner and jury had an interview with Miss and the latter unanimously pronounced her of unsound mind, and iscapable of nanagiog herself and her property. The cue ham created outaidirable excitement in Exeter and the neighbourhood. ALLEGED GIGANTIC FRAMS IN THE CARRON ConrAne.--The &minium of yesterday seys:--“Die. closures, it will be sees, see shout to be needs before the Court of Session of an @sermons system of fraud alleged to hays boa formerly practised by managers of the Canon Company. It is about a year niece we became aware of the discovery having been made, and of the frauds to wine ex tent having been practically acknowledged ; but we did not feel quite free nor safe to refer to the gutter until the charges should take a firrail and authentic , shape. There are reasons fur believing that the fact., when fuliy diecloted, will form one of the moat extraordinary and gigantic cans of fraud in the history of trade. In illuetration we may mention one fact. The dame of the belt of one of the shareholders (it hose case, we presume, differed in some degree from the cues of those who bays gone into court) were met, some months ago, by payment of a sum of about 60,0001." A NATIONAL GALLERY PURCHABE.—The picture of the " Birth of Jupiter," in the late Lord Northwiek's sale, has tees purcheeed kw the National Gallery. It ocet his lordship, we believe, 801., sad was knocked down sh o t he is round numbers, at 1,0001. It is not often that we hays two prices so demonstratives. those we have in this in stance. It bacteria curiously enough that the lour number 80 will represent the remains of the original picture, and the larger one of 1.000 the extensive portion of the mean coTerd by the repairer. However small the portion of the work by ODIEO Romano really is, the lovers of true art hops that the authorities at the National Gallery will have all the false daubing taken off, and allow the little tree to MOWS for the instruction of the public.—Buildirsc News. DECORATION OF THE ROYAL EXCHANGIL—Mr. Song Is mending rapidly with the decorations of the ambu latory of the Royal Exchange. They are executed in tree fresco, only so much plaster beteg laid on at a time as can be painted during the day, and, it may be expected, will with stand the destroying inanimate' of the neighbourhood Roger than the first paintings, which were wholly superficial. The lime of which the plaster used la made has been slaked about twelve months. The panels into which the wells are divided have Raffeellseque borders, nicely painted, end, with the ceilings, display the City .tie., the arms of the Menem' Company. and the initials of Sir Thomas Gresham, many ties repeated. The mouldings of the ceiling are picked oat in varloue colours, and the whole will form a bright and agreeable piece of decoration. We must, nevertheless, im pose our regret that the committee did aotgo a little further. lied more time both given for the preparation of the design, and a little greater expenditure permitted, Mr. Sang would databases have reduced what might have been regarded as an art.werk. We weir gEo far enough.—The Builder. The anoovenanted civil servants in India having 250 rupees a month and upwards are I,lBB—lncluding 339 satins. The remaining 849 (so celled " Europeans") In elude Anglo-Indians. [Advertisement.) --Mr. J. W. Bannon, of 33 and Si, tedenstill. hoe on pablobed a sew alienated puniest on for two .400. whir! worts. erten atte wean us. triferweAke se to the weigh to bay. even to buy It, sad hew te men. it diode be rod be eh Wen bate a wane.. bolts Old sr woo e s t. ( es sag tees et thalmet. iketlesd, !reread. or Wash au. Weil the moat& benodtried to thin me, sad ewe tt forwarded Item I* pat. "The hid repass Walsh Mr. theme hes *Unload for the heeth UN of hlsmusehistere Meads used es eras."—ltomtia airman. THE POLICE COURT& 111A14810N-HOUBIL . - - Destiai Dwrpea ws; charged with stealing four doom of owed tutaba bundles, th ti e j ko se pe o r: of hi . esa ß t a z, g rz. 0. Chamblee, asaufacturer Moon Mr. Beard appeared for thes, -Itt = called Newel witsemes, from whom evidence It appealed that the penes eater's ibremen end are of his whilst walking slaw the Bethnal road, saw lying in a shop window • quantity of bandies, orraral of which the workman at mos pteemcied to be of his own workmanship, and the neat dry another workman, upon being taken to the man shop, identi the handles as being of his carving. _ Upon others being from questi among oned, the shopkeeper stated that he had bought the idiots of the handles from the pri soner, who was employed by the prosecutor ea a turner, and the prisoner was therefore gives into custody. Four of Mr. Chamber's workmen now picked out handles from among 42 produced in court, and swore to them err befog of their own individual workmanship, while they were unani mous is declaring that every carver mar e his own work, and that no carver could manly imitate the work of another, prisoner more espedelly so, as bewesonly a turner, and not a carver. Thal, then biftg a strap with • buckle , carved on most of the bandies, oft workman swore to his work by the peculiar way fa which the tag of the buckle was formed; while another was equally positive that no man living could turn the end of the steep t hrou gh the buckle se he had done; and on this °Moms (Mere being otherwise no proof of robbery by the prisoner) lir. Beard contended that a good am had been made out, and asked that the priaoner might be committed for trial. On the other hind the pi- sonar asserted that he had, although a turner only originany, improved hie opportunities so as to make himself a good CIITIW, sad that he had long been In the habitat working for himself of ea evening to the shop of his brother, who was in the business; while his brother not only corroborated this statement, but said farther that he himself was • man of great experience In his trade and he defied any carver to ewer to his own work, as he etad two men working for him, and when they rent home their work on the Saturday night no one of the three could pick out his own work from the rest. The Lord Mayor himself inclined to this view of the ques tion, believing that what one clever carver could do another could do, and therefore he refused to commit the prisoner for trial upon evidence altogether insufficient to procure a conviction. . . Tia prisoner woo accordingly discharged. DOW-STREET. A thew of ptejturrwee preferred sgsinetßchert the f l o r wixig sky, dir an elderly man, and • dirk in the City, under 611441¢1.0411110G0 Mr. Hand, solicitor (attending for Mews. Gillman, whole sale shoemakers, he., of Norwich), called witnesses to prove that in 1&52 the demob= purchased a retail boot-shop of Mr, John Kldgsll, of Reding; that he fined his name and pared on all 0031(10611 aa " Charles Wesley," and wee the only person conoerned in the business negotiations that shortly after he (defendant) had taken possession of the business be was waited upon by a Mr. Barnes. the foreman sod traveller of Mews. Gillman, through whose agency upwards of 100!. worth of goods were supplied to defendant; that in a very short splice of time the bethiers was given up by defendant who suddenly disappeared without eying a farthing of Meters. Gillman's clams, and was not heard of or seen for several yew, until their foreman, Mr. Barnes, accidentally met the defendant at a Weiner house in the City; that proccodings were at once commenced against him, e. a verdict for the amount obtained; but defendant petitioged the Insolvent Debtors Court, and the plaintiffs were further defeated by Wesley having Nettled his property upon his wife. The declarations made by defendant before the Insolvent Cometheioner were to the effect that he sever passed es Charles Wesley ; that be the agreement and oondsceed the blether cm behalf Itiebrothar, Charles Wftley, who paid him a fixed salary hr his services ; and that the letters and documents put in, and signed " Charles Wesley " was, he believed, in the handwriting of hie brother. For the defence Mr. Wont:tier, solicitor, called a von of Charles Wesley, who said that to his personal knowledge the busiest.) at Reeding was taken for hie father by the defend ant, Robert Watley. Thst Charts, Wesley had formerly re sided at Sheffield, carrying on the buednees of an agent and sharebrcker, but latterly lived in the house of and wee sup pmrted by witness, being totally incapacitated by ill health. Be was at present living at Willing, in Kent, and wholly unable to awed the court. Witness travelled for a hones in the City. A great =whereof witnearee, on both sides, were examined, and Mr. Jardine ultimately committed the defendant for trial, the timed bail if procurable, being scospted. Mr. Peacock, the Post-offloe solicitor, attended to inform the court that upon the Fete Woof the lady the charge against Miss Flint, for taking beck a letter which she had posted at Peckham, had been withdrawn, by direction of the Post. maeter-Ueneral. WORSHIP-STREET. Ilerort, Ford, a spare young man, recently employed at a ginger-beer manufactory, in the Kingsland•ruad, was charged with feloniously stabbing with intent to murder a female, mimed Saran Thompson. on the 10th inst. The pnnetotra, who bad been in the German Hospital at Dalston since the attack upon her life, was seated and received repeated restoratives while giving the following testimony " I cohabited with the prisoner for some time previous to the date on which this happened, but had left him the day before. About 12 o'clock ea the night of Wednesday, the 10th inst., 1 was returning home in company with Ellen Sampson, to my father's hone' In John-Mee', Shackel well, whoa we met the primmer in the Downhanoroad. He said, " Yon have soil my goods." I replied, " I have," end then he sekbd me what I had done with the money. I told him that some of it wee cm my het, and some on my back. meaning that I had spent it in clothes and shoes, but I promised to return it If he would accompany me to my father. He then said, " I don't want the money, I went you." 1 told him I would never live with him again, and walked on, be by my side, urging me to retain, which I repeatedly refused to do. He then said, "If you don't mean to be with me again I'll murder you," bat I still said that I would not. When we had nearly reachwithe top of Wellington-street, Shatkelwell, he said, "Now make up your mind, or I will settle it, and instantly Amick me on the heed with somithieg that oat me. I don't know what It was. 1 became lamatarbia, and duet know what beams of me alaarwarda. I revive! in • doctor's shop and found that I was stabbed la the lett brim, eheelder, obese, and heed, MARKET& BUGAR.—The mono pries of brown or llituicovado sugar, the produce of the British Possessions in Ananias, fix the week eettinglaiguel 16, is hie. 60. pee cwt., exclusive of the dudes ot mice= paid or payable thereca.—No renew hes beat made of the sale of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, for the week eading es above.—No retam bee beta made of brown or Muecovedo sager, the produce of the But radios, he the week ending as above. - • - •••••••• BRISTOL, AUGUST 19.—The =Ad COSIBROSS notatively quiet, and the asks el the week are confined to about lOU hbda. West India, ciliary Trinidad", at See. 6d. to Ma In lost's( Priel B WO have not heard of any transactions this wedt. Renew produce of all descriptions is very doll, and the rooms will celyimee for their immediate went., even at farther rates. Rum more enquired for at the recent decline. COTTON.—LivansooL, AoovsT 19.—The isms dulness which prevailed hat week has ecatlntied througheat the Re" seat, sad the daily esies for coneumption have bees en • limited sods. Americas deseripalees have bus sellisg at gel. decline for the claimer and better qualities, but in all wady or dusty descriptions a greater decline has generally been submitted to. In Brazil the Madam is decidedly downwards, sad the demand moll. Egypeisa has been in fair moist, but at slightly easier rafts. Surat la about 1-16 d., aad is moms inseams id. cheaper, with caly a mode rate hgsdry, Speculatcw, have taken 8,740 Azearicsa, sad there ale reported frit export 1,690 American. 100 Parma, 870 Egyptian, 1,970 %rat, sad 60 Madras. Tbe market to clamse with a moderate inquiry, and with dull aspect; sake 7,000 balsa, isoludlng 1,000 on speculation and ir;s . Vert. COTTON GOODB:MANCHUTZIL, AVOTAT 19.—The morket Is quiet, bat with a rather better feeling than on Tuesday, and some bamboos has Wen done for China and Indie. A telegram from Bombay brings rather better ec oounte, but most of the buyers seem dawned to await the snivel of tbe r letters. For Germany and the Continent there is not ranch heehaws. Fine and doubled yarns are Arm. The lower and middle counts have undergone no change. The majority of chums, Wing well ender con beet, manifest no great dries to press salsa The middle counts of yarn are rather oar 3a price. The supply of printing cloths still falls below the &mod, sad prices are very firm. Long cloths and T cloths are steady in price, with only a moderate inquiry. CORN. —CHELILIFORD AUGUST 19.—There has been some considerable rain tL of the week, but to-day a fine. The can now bee eastdaed ormektereble injury. Theft was a ids suppl y of wheat to - day; the larger proportion bang new, the ty of which was very venoms; old folly realised last wee • prime ; inferior new rather lower. Red, sew, 41s. to 44a.; old, 435. to 45a.; extra, 465. ; white, sew, 43e. to 48e. ; old, 48s. to 51e. A few samples of new duley, but poor in quality. Beasts none offering. LINCOLN, AUGUST 19.—We have had a small supply of wheat to-day, and a firm trade at le. advance on red and le. to 2e. on white qaalities. Very few oomph:is of new aeries; quality not as good as those of lad year. Red, 445. to 475. ; white, 495. to 53e. WALITIILD, AUGUST 19.—The flee weather mead ease to be slow of w heel, bat good samples of old fetched nearly last week's prime. New commove plentiful, and sold at 425. to 47u per qr. for red, and np to 625. for white. The samples dew Ntray offered reableW rather better rates. Beans, oats, sad shelling rather easier in price. Averages for the week end* August 15:—Wheel, 2,597 qea, at 465. 3d. ; osta, 107, at 275. 101/41. 00ALE.-Lowhow, Atrourr 19.-Bates' West Bartley. 14a. 6d. • Byres Saida Wert Hart*, 14e. 6d.; Clark's West Hart/g, 14s. 6d.; Davison's Wed Hartley, 16 e. ; Lambert% est Hartley, 14s. 6d.; Tindal Moor Batik 135.; West Wyhua, 165.; Wall's End Acorn Close, 16 e. 6 d. ; Walls End Idea, 16s. M.; Walla End Ridde ll , 16.. 3d.; Eden Maim 16e. 3d . ; Walls End Braddylls Helton, 165.; Walls End Hatton, 17s. ; Walls End South Hatton, 175.; Walla End Hansom 14s. 9d.; Walls End Candor. Ma; Walls End Cramp, 161 .; Walls Had Hartlepool, 16a. 6d. Walla End Heigh Hall, 15s. lid. ; Walls End Hellos. 16s. 3d.; Walls Ind South Hartlepool, 16s. 9d. ; Walls Bed Thorn*, 14s. 6d. ; Walla End Trimdon Hartlepool. 16s. M.; Wale Had Whitworth, 144.-Ships at mark*, 76 t sold. 51. TRAFFIC RETURNS. KM Paw Mer , 1 . 4851, 104.1. ZAITMATL ea. 8084004 081.81.8.1049. 1858. MadciadMi 7. 424.00858•8 1810584+ 7M 155 1.186 MID Baal Drib ......... 0)D 670 Week =Mu AMMO 1 2 . 11 =8,Mt aslima— Me 118 1)5 Id 331 6 Walk milimAaria IL 444018•51400, and IMalidlisa.. 48 403 318 809 T3l Watmfm4 484 Womb) ...... IT 859 1.0 6 1.4311 I W sok mem♦ 14. %non mid Omits lbws lel 110 571 411 05884005•15.... .......... 4.824 8.043 11.963 11.176 • Led km Is 1638. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABIYALTI . II p. Hald, ntata C0r7411, rat. ZA;th - a - gen - A, if; 1 - SSvlnit St. Anthony . * Spout , ok the ground. and wee towed of down to Welds, and now Ilea soak of Millasso.—lldsies, Ao(. la. Lady lawlianta. Omega W . D•nald, bas been wrecked off Randoce Woatbig lAnbt.—tbletatts. lily 9. Wm. Glbsoo. tram the Clydo to Itaberabo, was abandoned no IN STA Jell u 3 lat. U &lan. Se W. The craw were *pain ln that: hoer acne day, stowing for Rio lasetzo.—Liveryool, Aug. 11. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. cyclone, from Akyab tar Clossootows. Way lOW. 19 9 low. 73 R. ROVOT (bargee). Non Liverpool for Ilosobay, Jame SB, Lt. 7 II R. lea. 11 10 W. John Uwe (barepes), of Aberdeen. hoz Glumly for Singapore. hip I.lm 71 Of 8, loc. SI 13. Lout Nom We'd., lane 13, off Ceps e Good Rope. Rochester (skip), Reed, Now New Orleaas for Liverposl, holy 23.15 t. 31 15, lox. 71 45. Bomb and min (twig), from Liverpool for atlases, 331.. 34 dap. lat. 44 7 N, lon. 3/ II W. Ovilserland. trots Roans for Latadon, Poll lt. of Caps of Good H O 9 O . Seam, (Engllfh 'hip). AOO.l, lat. 0 N. lea. 1$ W. Tremont, from Bonny for Liverpool. July 21. Wt. t 3 34 los. 29 W. Went (barque), of London, Lot tfloppore, 1114.12, lat. 4139 21, 103/ Wo The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Com pany's steam-ship Jason sail* from Galway thin day fur St. John's, Newfoundland, and New York, with the mils ands lap number of gamesmen. EAST INDIA INCOME AND EIPENDITUPX-+A return showing the Income and expenditure of the germs ment of India since the year 1861 has been published by order of the Howe of Commons. The total tromipts from revenues in the year 1861.2 were 21.149,3921.. which, with a auto of 796,6741. rained by loans in India and England, clads • grand total foe the year of 21,946,0031. The expenditure for the military and navy in India during the rime period wee 10,736,0211.; interest on debt, 2461,0901.; public works 425,2311. ; civil and oilier charges in India, 4,418, 6 6571.; hems expenditure, 2,385,3551.; rOllllB repaid in India and et home, 781,2861.; leaving a surplus of 733.7751. In the yew 1822.3 there was a surplus of 632,372:. In 18-53.4 the figures ere changed, and show a deficiency of 1,962,9041. In 1654-6 the deficiency was 1,620,4071. ; end in 1863-6, 820,0081. In 1866-7, before the mutiny, thee was a surplus of 82,1431. The figures for 1857.8 show • very different state of things. In that year the total recefpta from all sources were 40,426.4681. Of this sum 25,480,941.1. we. collected from revenues, and 14,946,6171. raised by loess. The expenditure for military and navy in India during the same period wee 17,134.80 K ; interest cc debt, 2,356,837/, ; public works, 2,666,8181.; civil and other charges in India, 6,854,403 L ; home expeaditure. 4,333,304 i.; loans repaid in India and at home, 4,999,9121.; showing a deficiency of 7,864,2211. [Advertisement.]—HOLLOw•Y'S PILLS THE MOST RIVeCTCAL Rawane pot Sown COMPIAISTS See mammas or TO. Bros 005.—At this meson or the red, when than complaints are ro Irethlwet. there Is no better temeer tiro Holloway's pills, whether as a corentailve or cure. Miro tokenise rnedreste darks.. Arles atten tion paid to tire, the worst care will be reliever. The strewth...Mg ereperues et three pith rearm the impaired roe of the stomach and dame theirs,. hailing se seal has been dice .rered for thecae of prom suffering from a loci rwelderee In hot clim and they aw are every other maltehie fur general family the. 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