The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-09 00:00:00

FRANCE. (rens urn OWN COIUMPONDEIFT.) PARIS, &synapse ETIWIMiI. The Duke of hfalakoti did not return to Faglona . with the royal squadron ; he will aceompaay the No to Brest, and has been provided with a in the Donawerth. The chroniclers of politi cal gossip have heard from London that the gallant marshal la going to be married to " one of the most amble and richest heiresses in England," whom they ' design* as Miss B—. The cannon of Cherbo urg which saluted her !Audacity on her arrival was heard distinctly at Sainte Adresse, near Havre, and also at Trouvllle. The Bishop of Contance, relieving the population of Cherbourg, in consideration of the fete*, from a general catholic prohibition, heel permitted them to est meat on Friday and Saturday this week. The arrival of the Emperor and Empress at Port Louis on Saturday, August 14, is to be "feted" by 000 Salting-boats, manned by 3,000 sailors belonging to °roil, Belle Ws, and Port Louis. The Bourse has been verT firm. The decidedly pacific tone of the Emperor • epoch to the Queen induced several parehmee at the opening. Some large inveetmeats were made in the Orleans, Norther., Eastern, and Lyon. Railways. Huainan generally was animated at the close, but there is no eansiderable ries in prices. The Renter closed with an improvement of Sc., at 68.55 and 68.60. Mobi lise rose 2.50. The Eastern Railway rose 6.26; Noehern, 5 ; Orleans and Lyons, 3.75 each ; and Southern, 1.25. Western remains without change. Almost all the princes of finance are at this moment meat from Paris. Baron Rothschild has been in Germeny fur the last dues weeks. MM. Isaac and . Emile Pereira are travelling in Switzerland, and N. , Salvador, who generally replaces M. Isaac Pereira at . the Credit Mobilier, a about to take a holiday. The . belt that the great banking houses, with scarcely as exception, are for the moment abstaining from epees . Wive operatioess, minders the comparative Smiles of the Bourse all the mere significant. It is ramrod . that Prince Napoleon is preparing a report to the emperor on the Algerian Railways, whack will ro ' emend that they should be eompleted by the Nay under the direction of military engineers, lad delivered over, when reedy, to the companies who I l bus undertak;ii to work them. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OP THE CANADA. LIVERPOOL, 15•TtrIXAT. • The royal mail steamship Canada, Captain Lag, which left Boston on the 28th, and touched at Bahia: on the night of the 29th, arrived here this ammisg, bringing 84 passengers, and a 111110 amount (TOOL) in mow. I • The stoim.oltip Indian, hence, arrived out at Quebec as the 24th alt. The Northern Light, Gem Sonthamptoo, reashad New York, and the mil mail eassiser Europa, hones, reached Halifax, em the IT& The mew stoner Glasgow, from Glasgow, had s wired at New York. The New Forh Eared says : r assysisit Imo Wake vs low that tb• a s snaviremsall pressat istrsaled to the Arlo. awl claim et Iledun's Day Cespaar, hi raised to tie aims as Freest Mom. It is sided that the (employ Imo pomootry SAS *war she striae, as Al afar .r ceded Is Ur &Mob sessts. sal Uri the izspositica of taxes co Now he is a no of asaorhy. On the same gabfest the Washington correspon dist of the Few York nous says that it was in sentemplation by government to send a semi-official atic quit to protect American settlers and Is on Filar River. The steamer ?deem Taylor, with 1,200,000 dole. is geld and Califorais dates to July 5, had arrived st New York. • The Fraser River excitement wu unabated. The reports from the new gold fields are getting to be quite fabulous. One letter-writer, vouched for in the aan Francisco papers ss reliable, says his tint day's yield at the mina was 730 dole. Victoria was crowded with Americans, who had run up building lets to ammo pileee, some as high as 20,000 dole. Reim% Bay Company was buying dust at •Bideie. psn ames. Ilse Wks@ had begun to molest the emigrants on their way to the mines. A party of ten, encamped 'sew lielesse, were attacked and six killed. Twenty two senors filled with ludian warriors were passed, Being into Victoria , by the steamer Sea Bird, and • 1100 more were on the way and daily expected at that port. It was feared the mining region would be overrun by these warriors, and that an indiscri minate mamencre would follow. Fourteen steam and mailing yawls left San Fran cisco daring the fortnight for Frazer River. $ The California news is unimportant. The Supreme Court had decided the Sunday law unconstitutional, sad all time based on that law had been Alien One hundred houses in the Chinese district in Orr vale had been burned ; loss, St) 000 dollars. s At San Francisco business continued unusually I *five, and large operations were going on ia prey!. dews and other goods used by miners, all articles of that sort being purchased in advance of arrival, thinly on private terms. Letters from Oregon Wats that the Indiana of the Upper Columbia are collecting in large numbers; the object unknown. Advices from Washington Territory also mention a general gathering of Indiana in that region, with evident hostile inten tions. The commander of the Pacific army is hurry ing thither all the troop. at his command, but their enniber and equipments are wretchedly inadequate. From Utah we hare news to the 23rd of June. Everything was quiet in the territory, and the Mormons were returning to their bonne. Brigham Young and the heads of Mormon church had re turned to Salt Lake City. Reports of gold deposits is the vicinity of Bt. Varian's Fort were made by Amer. of the retentiag teamsters, hut not mach credit was given them. General Johnston had passed through the city and encamped 30 miles beyond. Brigham Young we. anxious to be tried for Velma .vided the jury should consist of Mormons only. Leavenworth advice' to the 23rd state that an ex perts had arrived from General Harney's head smarten with instructions as to the dispoaition of this forces in Utah. DARING ESCAPE IRMO GAOL,-011 Friday MOM bits sere dada' eel timer Mops wee node from tie isol efliewcaelle Amon -Tyne, by a awoke Reseed Robert Boyd, who bed tea enalsesopil is the previous Moodily et as mitre to di years' pawl ignited* for • highway robbery. Wyk ea beisi oustesued, wee pieced in a cell situated in Oa se Ow wimp fronting tbe seoesaar's raddence. Ice We NO there is • pipe frees the root to the drain for carrying of diode, worm. The pipe I. • lerv is aistal ores, end suu Ws the well. It is covered la frost • deal board, which INNS* It Item rise la the cell , y mow of a cold Odell, which oast bare hers thrown over the wall to him, Boyd bad forced sway the Om Sad thus sot as **s log toewent lbe wan and the roof of shoat alai lactose blot Addt sad It Inches Is length. The Lanier which putruieted hie access to the roof war than removed, sad raisins hirowlt a • Wore In the call he bed squinaed his body through the apertare, a eciatewhet narrow reams for • tali y 1,11412.4, tallow of 22 years of site. Is the sing wber• be had bees mallard are several empty oils, end there be possereed himself of • smaller of me. Them be pissed by a gallery, sad proceedsd in front of lb. bOllO, to a loot-bridge, them to Mother wing cif the prim, when be dropped on the rotted re • site wig& the poi corsatittes propene to waver with eddi- Weed 1•16/1wp. It Is is open 'gam betwees the building where the primers me ermined end the outer wall to the womb- emit sad acerb. Be leaped ever • wall Into the strobe yard, when be had • plonk that bed been used by some peruse who bed less esephlyed whilmisbistr, sad islee tech hop of herd Mfr. a :Leetweiled the well toy mese of the pima Is, Ned, owning tvith hiss the the lop of both, be meth to the wail. The begtedary web of SIN peanu t' s= point iN east lad wet, rod lie wall op which Boyd had to emceed Is .bast As* heli Askew It. The latter era tats earth the meth, NY foss the plat et which it interment the rotor wall It h kralehed with s formidable threw ffs friar. Upon We eggaratve which le innaedirdely edj,ialag the miter well, ha this* the hap et bob, the object Wag ts pesetas the spikes from bans, plated ewe sod of Ise s &zpea m t he relied the ether to the twee Or demobwed wo. teeth* vith Wm the be bed hoe s& wi th it at of the gul rt4, 6 l lt. the thee hits. me i thissig I le ethi theoserisi eisthely late the strut, esti wee boo *both betheem these is the montios obler uithe Whew. who yes peels* dews senior POP ) jaselou sasha Thr the irilleg C =ris elleiels. WWI Meese eel as Wee 'nab wee writ lbe his la the hat mews to have got clew d lie teen, sad Is ei. Se Led ken waned la Barbie% ZeiN W pine Fireless to ids het comisdia, ippours t• be • very bad Ilamieleir. Übs ihtteUtgintu. 112 r 1149PetrITAY 001,111 T =Jan. Wromilleria. "Wr e. lia=l= l"sd lleraar "l l4:r e a. ""1.11 . 1 0 9 arts 9119 " , - Int= um *. sr, rardrad-rard.—Weamera, /mad 11. awl two Wow taLarra. MAIM mom Wairteroarrast —W=Aggait sad Taart h l s lira nom, Wartaliard grava..4l IL, two Watair da dm rarratriirrai, 0112casilrail—ifararr. ailed 9 . lad One hi' ys. L•r arra. Oaamsrar. If C . 11 LOXDOS, 0011411111- " Zatr II • 9 • W* l2 6 4.11 ; Tbaradar, lar Play. IS; 14: "gal ' LOLD a roa s 000111 ; 0 11 1111 11 1 4. — W•eardar, Astra U. 4381Z11 INTBLLIGINOB. HOME CIRCUIT.-011ILDT016, Avourr 7. At the esnolnika of dr adminal baleen Mr Baron Bramwell eseenerd Combas Herrington, the Irish labonrer erns convicted el neeriangliter, to he !apt in past servlnais kr dm yew. Rh lordship *al espied for • Ivey lees thee is trying ea faikeniont lar the ma ma'. of • road ; and he then proonded to try common jury cow, sad teal ottathuse to do so until the conclusion of the seam THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1858. (Bare Mr. Justice Will.. and • Commas Jury.) 1 Mr. Lathers eadlir:flowad;;Peared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Doyle wee ewer) fix the defendant. The arks wee Inmagla to recover • sum of money from the dethabot, the Mho:sof a transaction in which the plain tiff pinhead • mare fat thirty-two guineas, but afterwards termed her, te whisk OW deirdant pleaded a sat-off. It appeared thst the Oath( wee a gentleman of property, and who, in the ruse of the ere was frequently spoken of as • " feet" rang gentleman, sod the defendant is a riding UMW Mil eraser, cu at Bramplen. In March last the pbiatiff wished the de fen dant to eareing a horse he was gent to parolees at Rees e Leek% sod he reported that k was spavined, and not to it. The plaintiff r a w iiff hedme he M ei r hone thet wee likelthee said by to sell him, and be showed him • theelnat mars, which he drove, and eventuithy 'greed in prober be thirty-two raiser ere the moiler that If be did not like her at the end of • with he arm bar span peg's( 61. for her hire. The rid fat Oh lame sell leek her away, bat seat her two oe three dart aft= Matra that she was .. a beher," red be thereithe is keep her. No math meth tekh legged le the sway was ears to at this time, Int the dellimist ill dr pieiallf haft soother mars, skid Tory, and he sand tar mare for seven weeks, whit be perebeed entithm berm of the &deaden' far thletriee panda, tad the awe was reamed. Be efilbsvadiddir_ WNW to dee delbadant foe the balance of mew that WY AI SO Mm epee the the: I eeneactfon, open width It ap aasd plaintiff sent him in a bill for the hire O'Malley, st the rats of three ruiner and a half pee week be and thus balenced the account. The pialsoff, however: It appeared. altogether repodiated the Wearable, end declared that Topsy was lent to him, gad that it was uaderstood he was to have the use of her fir salami antil the defendant could find a hoer that wee likely to salt ha. flevarel whammies were called to make out the ease bar the pliallff, and • person who was in the habit of an beers at Guildford was also exasaird, sad L'ititi Nei ha serilmed three guineas and • half a very high theme he the hire of a hone for • week ; sad that his charge nomad not be are than a guinea or a 'mimes and • half re wast lie. halloo wines add be did not think the rate of thaw at Guildford foe the bin of horses applied very much to the same sort of thing in Beigravia. He had himadf travelled in places what he was provided with two horses end two servants, end the whole of them were kept fee twenty-five shilling a day, bet this wee very far from a general rale. Mr. Doyle, In adhering the jury for the dallindant, said it appeared to him simply an ateardity to suppose thst • man who paid heavy rent and expenses at the west sad of London, and who got hie Ileitis by hiring oat borer, should lend one of them without any charge to • pearled changer, for musk Mr. Cole appeared to be. lb then celled the defendant and several persons °caseated with hi. establishment, who swore that the mare was let in the ordinary way, and the tranesation wen regularly Wand la the books as a hiring. It wee aleo proved USA the arbor? charge for the hire of a horse during the Landon steer trim et the rots of twelve or fourteen ober_ re man a • ; end the deleadent meet that Topsy was a highly-bared lady's me% wed that she sometime eared him as much ee three half saber is the day he different ladies to ride bee In the park. Ile deo said that he charged the plaintiff a radar higher rote bongoes he krw that he was is the Wait of b berme out late ekleight. e rJuselee Wines, in summing up, said that the muse a rest satirely upon the letter "n ;" in fact, the ashy So. to oa in pate wee whether the mare Topsy woe " let ' to the defendant or " lent." If they should - be of opinion that she was lent, the plaintiff wee entitled to the whole of the blunt due upon the first tansecition• bet, upon the other hand, if they should think that the "adroit made oat that she was let, they would then oonsider whether three guineas sad • half was • reasonable charge for the hire ; sad if they thought it was too much, they womb allow what they eenidwsd • jar sum, and deduct that amonot from tbialatiff's claim. jury found for the plaintiff—damages 161. Ile, the effect of the verdict being that they were of opinion that the mare had ban let, but they retired the charge for the hiring from three guineas sad a half per week to about • guinea' end • half. Hi; lord.hip refused to certify that the came was • proper one to be disposed of in a anparior court, and said that the matter might vary well have bees settled in a county court. The following cameo were di posed of by special juries : MADLOW T. THI OINIMIAL SCRAM MAVIOATION COMPANY. Mr. Edwin lazes., Q.C., sad Mr. Lutes wee* cemareell for the plaintiff; Mr. Mamma Chambers, Q.C., mid Mr. Wealth Williasoe appeared for the CClMpav This action arose out of a very terribl y. e ancitleut that Met place on the river on the night of the 18th of November last, when a barge called the William Foot, of whloh Um plaintiff we. the master, wee milieu by the Triton, • wail belonging to the defendant., sail Ma wilt oaf three children were drowned, he himself sad the reap imermiag In an almost miraculous manner. 'two setter* wen brought against the defendants upon those faces—cam big to recover damages for the loos of the amenas of Id. wife, end the Wire foe the loss of the services of of Ms moss, e led tea years old. The &tendon*. paid 731. 10. into court ea an answer to the first action , and to am faimml thy pleaded that the plaintiff had not sustained ally loos, and otuseguently doted their liability. The evidence In the first action went to show that the Mere in question belonged to Haverahani, and that the pia ta tiff waa in the habit of naeigatiag her to &Sweat Memo lap the river, and the erroneous-tit with the owners was, their he should receive half the freight and find the labour. His wife was in the habit of accompanying him, and It was alleged that she wee of great assistance to oavigatiog the barge Mamma the bridge*, and that she mired the plaintiff from hiring another man, at an exposes that would have amounted to meant shilTiogs per day epos each voyage. It watt upon the ground of these services by this wife that the plaintiff ailed for demure. front the deft:shots. Mr. Imam Willa., Ia nuntolog up, told the jury that the law only gave them power to allow damages for the weak Write? " 71 1 . ti u t aia tl:e d. we a" t ° 7.117; .""" to post, by the lose of • dear relative in such • manner. ° The only qualm, des for their smasidecation, therefore. we. whether ra Wa ves • anfibient competwalloa to the pleintilf he re WI Of the tonnes of hie wife. The jury, alter • abort dslibtratkm, Maned a verdict for the plaintiff, raising the amount of damage. to be paid alto. gather to I 60!. NADLOW. ADM , NMTNATOM, V. TAN OINIMIAL STRAM looloATlori COMP , t 1 Y. This was s reoood aeti.m , &naiad oat of We same lemma ties, to recover darner* for 01111 kw* of the sartisse of the eldest sea .4 the plaintiff. Ties case on the part of the defeadants wee that the lela tltl could DM hays sustained any real lose of aerrioss by she lose of ea rang s child, but seldom was adduced to show that hs we. a Wooer Id wbe wads It bawl( awful na board the scowl, aad that he wee . also aids to writs sad to keep accounts. Tb, jury rEursoil a verdict fix the plaint tff —Damages, 261. OXFORD CIRCUIT.--GLocceinith, Acorn 7 The aomaataakta tor this city sad county was attoratww, the jodrs being Ste J. B. Dyke and r= MI. The cakinisr hi holey, coataiotng the name age 60 prisoners, sod there are waste caws of retinae Fowl pennatt (all wows) we eharpd with wilful (twe amm). Tbere are two eases asb l igier. use et atabeeagaad wooodiag; di 6 , 11111111 lbedgely; twe own of as ; am, feiewsly. 3 , 111% - kpe ; awe, eeeeeelosai of birth ; Vadat; Me grove Omen al hinny. The she Woo causes are woe ealind *IV= but then ow alleged* about 20 riser, white care =rhea for aptelal juries. Oa as la he ewe *ma Stafford awe,. t -- Fl;;Cr 1:r,!;b1po Wend the cathedral tamaloWN4 aid below anemone,' on Monday in both condo, id wzaTERN CIRCUIT.-WELui, Av... S. iron Pica COrliT.—(Beforo Mr. B•go• 0111/My TILT V. GREEN. This Wee en aeries fur the intprieonment, 1114181111 . parties wen two llocaereetabire hriuera. Tee • piece of potato ground of the attendant, and than wee sew dispute about the quantity, which led to • Led feeling between the, the_ plaintiff "ma"r"l Mopping the atten dee* and aeltmg litea w t:Ey ap OM lie. led. be owed. Al leae, at • ode, Item they mine to Wows, and the I i=woe @lemma hem the mina. NA waited hr the de. sod wales hher ii ;iviretema hamededeesi. ha waddle", his geode, his at We tocary, tied soother auelliatemaid, le the re ente which the eeee‘at swore islris *plaintiff's heed is hie pi c k e t. O a geetieg bow Wiped lee perm, and ant day he went before • magi*. We l wile bawd a warrant, and the plaintiff well aweitelaell welled hp trial. B• was compelled to take rep wheat= to the melees sad Id lemmas towel, bat Oa red jury threw ant the bill. The *int* new positively Men that he did net mkt the use's perms, sad his amertion remind great weight from the fwd., la which moat et the es toneurrel; that the plaintiff was drank sad the de fending ohm sad that there wire errata' proem must ghat the dived rebbary leek pies" In the mine of the trial, Mr. Blade, for the defeadant, as ' felled an opinion that the plaintiff took the tree money, and had it cow fa his pocket; cm which one of the jury re foligd.." daal Wiese yoe" The Judge aid that wee • very improper remark for a juror is melon sad after a ondarance between the oottosel en gaged IS nail aid% at We amplatlaa of the learnedl a l thelata was MY lefleavali• ho:, and the trial proceede d with &eves juryman aely. The jury found that the dedadant had not let his puree at all and that he made the aseardoa maliciously, and on this finding the judge raked *at tune was are reasonable or probable reuse for giving 4111 hide ensiody, The jury then gave the *kW I. deeps. THE POLICE COURTS. lIILDHALL._ laws Boor ks,oes of the bead et Use Boobs Finale. Guards, end a mulct= at the Vioterls Theatre, was summoned to show eines why he should not be edjadged the utative father of the illegititute child of /11 Ana The com t swore that the Manilud Ins the it of her child, which was born as the lith of Mara last. The defendant wee in the Boots Faillisr Guards at die time their intimacy was going cm, bat she did net know it ; else only blew his as having an engagement at the Vittoria Theatre es a madden. In answer than% the defeadaat predated hie eatiala tin paper, proving he wee a soldier. Mr. Mart* the chief clerk, mid the twagikatee weld make the ceder, bat they could do so ow* far, by the Ma bay Act, they could sot embalm it after it wee made. dir H. Mogswidge mired what woe the am of ammo/deg Mae, thew f r. Mattis mid that If the order was made it would be available at atty future time, it the dakidaat &mid leave the The order was thew made for the deladaat to pay 2a. Bd. par week sad cos* . DOW-STREET. A constable of the • division brought up in custody a person whom singular • exalted ociasiderable °t rinity and sonsentwat. he individual guidon wee Wy Wired lathe style of a lady of bakes. weeleba . ell n k a jedie trimmed with white soda embroidwed lees sleeves, • I= h a ins — a skirt, expended hy eve and • wee igneatity el whee lie, a skyline bonnet trimmed with red said whits Ao., heare-wdonred kid SIOVOI said kid military heeled biota., over which fall it pretties the folds of • handsome pair of lam drawers. An dip& reticule and a blue silk mewl with fringed edges eripletedi the equipments, whose brilliant coluurs were in Wary amilmmt with • complexion swarthy as that of • negro or HWY" A" fides front" of glossy black hair, reaching Asset Is the spkTra, gave tlis appearanos of a " deased Amens while the long meagre nass. ased ' Kele tram of whiskers (tiZr netr im ebswes), Alikeed, ha Iplie 01 the disguise, the male sex of the defeadsaL The u against him was, in fact, the d appeseing in the a t i ontr , streets in female attire. An ke woe tralik to make himself understood in English, an fatirpretat wee sent for, through whom he explained that hi aim wee Antonio La Rom, and that he was an artist reddWg id 9, Beteetan'skaiklings. Policeman 162 A, Weald WA hind on dab a ablest Dues o'clock t ad hiteh be taw desseissase Meteal_byp great crowd, n causing orriftsbb Dinelnems, Estielving that ha was a man in weeklies clothing, whose lest lie into custody. At the stales ha said somsehhig kedges logliah, which wee not very inulligibLe, but as kr as b• could make out, it was to the scoot that be bed Harried himself in this manner in ostler to folkw seabreved him wife, of whom he was jealous, and whim be kilted to watch. He allo said something about " a link." The prisoner said, through the lalseprelen, ad be wee not a married man, bat was on the point of bildiddi so. He had bought these articles of dress to pound thin to the young lady to whom he was engaged, and bid only put them on and walked out in them by way of a flea. He did not know that he was 'treading against the laws. The magistrate observed that it o.rri4 we an offence for which defendant was liable to be bald to bell. Persons al bad character frequently dressed up in tide way for improper P =clant assured the megistrate that he was_ a podeman and an artist of standing. He had several twir medal. and one English, and belonged to what the intsrpreter kit described as "the Royal What you may call 'in," sober gustily explained as tbeßoyel Academy of Naples, of Wick town he was • native. He was put beck In order that inquiry might be made at Bateman'.-buildings, and on the landlady attending and coolineha his statement (though she added that she and Hie El 2 hoo y had in vain sought to diem& lint from his k), The magistrate consented to discharge him on hie promise not to repeet it. He could not, however, be allowed to go away in that dna He meet Ned fa; his own clothes, change his ooetume in the cell, and leave the female habili ments in the bends of the police for the present. After sours further inquiries they might he given up. The defendant submitted to these conditions, and was dis charged. John Bird', the ornalb;;;Ic;b prOPeletor, of the Horeb- Peery-road, Westminster, sad John Smith, a horeekeeper in his employ, surrendered to their recognisanom. charged, at the instance of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, with exposing ;tendered house for sae. The case for the prosecutloa was this : About three works since Rutherford, one of the society's officers, was In the New Cattle Market, where he saw the de fendant in chirp of two horses which was very much glanders& Mr. Nice, the veterinary surgeon of the market, mandated, the animals, sad said that a person who had anything to do! with them must have known they were dimmed. A witness named Dm, who was formerly in the a of Birch, said that he had been instructed to used the glen dared horses out at night, so that they &add not be men. Mr. Arthur Cherry the veterinary surgeon of the polio', said that ha had oaaticnbad dateadiata 'enrol dam, sad bad had scam of doh. hatasskilhd. Mr. Heiriag, for the defence, mdd he amid not delay that the horses was glasdered, bat when the liaise were sent to the market they had no eppearanos of the Osman. They were seat to the market because they were " used up." Mr. D'ltynoottrt said he would discharge Smith. These mere were eery dlMcult to prove, and this was the may are shim he had bees on the booth that led bees broughtllololll to the parties exposing gleadered horses for rale, and taking them through the streets was very dangerous to the pabbo. He should doe Birch 141. The money was at mos paid. WORSHIP-STREET. - Mt. Rom the nii;;ngOlio;t:OiThe . 13horoditch Union, entered the sow; ithoompanied by an homer; little girl, about du ran of re, on whose behalf he reqoeeted the ma gistrate's advice mad error under the following peculiar circarraose : The relieving officer stated that on the evening of Thom day bat, • ganthern residing in the Clown's-road, Deleon, emir err him ta a manifestly excited state, sa d told him thei r s hie relent from Rammer that roguing he was astemithed to lad the little girl is the bora wire premises wee acconnted for by the housemaid, who bad only been a I abort time la hi service, ht the following singular manner :- 1 According to her statement, on aaawering a rook at the door the previous morales, she found them a well-dressed alddl..sgsd woman, who coolly walked in and placed the child la the ball, with the observation, I have brought the little girl, who le use of the family, and will Wag her air la the morning." 81to then lAb hairy, and In the full eft- Matra that the little stranger was one of the family, she brewed attention upon her lath the return of bar master. On iearatng these parthadran, be (Mr. Rose) ac companied the gentleman, who szpranemil hie air ignorance of tr little foundling, to his resider" where the young girl was handed over to Ms are and removed to the workhouse. Mr. Mammal rid it was niudfsetly a very sad and An gulo/ afar, sad, after • fealties effort to elicit more infor mation hal the bewildtred r to the loots of hew MOMS* remarked that, although the ore was as yet in world Wimple* sepery, acre ere Bight probably be oh the =edit= el the pram tained to those who lied crony aterdoned her thringit At • subsequent hoer of the day the matter was further inverigatal, and the little oast-away, who had somewhat recovered bee sell-poesession, sold that he. ma had brought bar a long way by troth, but she did mot know where, sad told her sr was goincto see her father. She them took has to the hors spoken of, but the knew DO MO ahem Her name was Inoue Turner. She had a baby sister, end, although she bed not since seen her ma, she had bass ride very comfortable by the good gentleman who berght her bre (the court). Mr. Roes begged attention to the foot that net ter single twitch of the child's apparel wee mar ; and it right pro bably farther the ends of Jerre to rate that bee *bees wee to every respect that of a gentleman's daughter, the followlm :—A claret-coloured frock trareetesiti rid, a lark velvet jacket, white twill diewees with war at re bottom, white socks and lavelthelmete. a higher doff with lion ribbon. The child's herrn re psi% ementenanoeral, sad the complexion olive. MAKLBOROVOH-15TRIIET. Ifl Ilbohne a silk ororSe. was Gamed widt 4m * to bs oils sad min aassaidas bra - NOME Go ovidosos of the wile, it wawa. a dorsi& servant to Mr. babel% It~llasdlly, it thakho pilaw Mask ilesobet habit of het *Masi Gus dr GA et Nosebss. was. aids gdosi Amok sod , her Pk No had, la coassionss se his M. *lli MIS let, we psalm lit ase. assisi hs Ivo with Wm it; ba* that Ups to her she Geed ePredill 63 be e• Medi ea% Yee he roma his as wanly cosdact directly. OS Icily _le moo Is Guth, mid withost the Okla's. peoverados AB is besSisig fir mar -1 Sadly, struck her ht the *vas* sasched her lows, Wad sad bead hit Is the bead, Goa sad hod . Pres his . 611111161 . 111•01111 sad Wee. lariat boa f rom m e band, cassithod Me roily s &agar, sad whit s h e liepfi apshbois would os4 he voimissil kiss swish hire, tematei Fa , new sosid MO NMI ils= WY drank. ZZ 4l 4 .l strhe web sap tbw losisa--Thotsessos mighissoisly Cask. You must be tasebt, sad saws amps% yes, that this conduct Cabala he ponattted. I Gen senteaso yon to three months end bird labour. WESTMINSTIR. • rimers soaciltsi tin ssmilissie's dose fa lie case of s young mai, his aptaeatice, who was is mart, and about to be sheeted ea a toddler in one of the regiments of the line. Mr. Psynter asked the boy's age It wee found to be staled in the attestation paper es 17 years and six months, which wmoorroborated by the sister of his mother, who was present. Mr. Payater asked the master whether he had the laden tans with him ? On their beim produced and hooded to the magistrate, he deterred that the youth had been bound on the 28th of JerMary, Med, on which day he must have been 16 years ri The Wm*, said he had been working there previous to that. Mr. Peptise—You bat he was not bound. On railrenoe to the Mutiny hot, I end it gam "No muter shell be en titled to dans an apprentice unless that apprentice shall hare blest bound fee the full termof seven years, not having been above the ass of 14 years when so bound," eonseqttently he cea_bp *UMW. ](,ate.-Then be anus the army as a deserter llr. Poynter—Yes; and I am efreid a young man who brooks an agreement in this manner will neither make a good soldier par be of much use to you, if be returned. The Yester—l do not apprehend that. Mr. Poynter—He has acted very foolishly and wrongly; but unison he reflects on his conduct, end refuses of himself to be a soldier, he must be attested. _ _ On Friday afternoon a man of middle stature, about thirty years of age, who gave his name Edward Clarke, was charged with obtaining a charitable contribution under false pretence Be bed been seen in company with three other men on Elthenth- bridge by a plain clothes policemen of the B division, named Brown, who, not liking that appearance, watched them, and sew the housed go to the house of Capt. Fuller, 13, St. Geores-road Phsthoo, where he reprehend that he bad come from Sir 'trayton Drake, end, upon a re d some smatters that did not transpire, obtained C sim " int The scastable, Brown, hearing this, followed the meonsed, olio had rejoined his companions, end took him Into entitody. As he wee forthwith brought before the megletrate there was time for little or no Inquiry, end all that could be heartened at the moment wee that be had on the seas maniac obtained a ervoreign from Sir Traylor' Drake. Plod* that neither the latter nor Captain Fuller von la atheedenes, the wound bleated strongly, declared that he had come from the huh place as Sir Trayton, had bath hi tonne of. lathery with hun for twenty year., sad that there wee not the slightest pretext for taking him into .It MU eat in the wine of the inquiry that the had reputed, when at Captain Fuller's. that he was seLW is Treytan's broths, which was undershot to be false, and, upon the representations of the plea Wt they had no doubt they should he able to carry all use (kither, Mr. Poynter consented to remand the or cued—when fought hard for his dlsoharge—for a day. Joha Irsherd wee then charged, with endeavouring to rescue the =rClarke from the custody of the polios, and in hie die eed ell knowledge of the other, and soma the con 'table of perjury. He &leo was remanded to he if anything wee !mown of him. Oa Saturday Sir Trey ton Drake was in attendance, and declared that he knew nothing whatever of the prisoner Clarke, and never tow bun until ha called at hie house on Friday morning. On that occasion the accused, who represented that be came from the same place as Sir Titre' ' in Devonshire, reed a writhe paper to him detailing the lose of a ship bound is Australia, in which twisty parsecs perished, in *led* his (eathers)) father end mother. In seassoosoes el this WNW', be oil by others ob. had be.. saved were in a Mate el their expe gr n 21.1 e se to a eed Mahe% sad mufti to knew pay , z seeoth. Prfaearz what aro of a clergymen end other papaw ohs= be said be knew at Exmouth, and Sir Traria pm Ma a sovarelpa rifle Treyton did not tell him te sag ea his betear, Chpiels Fuller. Prisoner—l did sot may he did. I seitt I had came teem there, es I had. I have known Ste Treytea for away yeses, though chaps he &Nal know me. Mr. renter—Yen said your father and mother were lost et Net. _ Prieterr--Ido they were a few pears ago. Sir Trayten—t diWnctly understood him that this cda mity had recently befallen him. Webb, a Mendicity officer, said he could throw : o = l upon this subject, and produced • oartifteete pu to be the signatures and sale a two magWrates of the county of Busses , and bearing date the 27th of July, 1868, which stated that James Osbriel Fitter, Joseph Filar, and twelves other artisans, were wrecked in the barque Adrian, bound for Coning wood on the 19th. That of 48 persons on board of her only the number above named had been saved, and brought into Shoreham harbour by the barque Mountaineer. The amount oonoluded by stating that the man's losses were 1,6761., and that the magistrates whose ingnaturea were appended had given them that oertidcate, basting that their losses might be reimbursed by voluntary subscriptions. Sir Trayton Drake, on hearing this read by the magis trate, said it resembled the statement made by the prisoner to him, with the additions be had spoken of. Webb, in answer to an inquiry from the magistrate, said this document had been sent by one of the gang now going about obtaining money from the benevolent, to • gentleman who had generostly given 61. James Harris, batter to Sir Trayton Drake, proved that prisoner's statement that he was related to hi myes false— he never saw him before. Prisoner—l did not mean you ; I meant another Harris. Mr. raynne—You could not have meant that, bemuse it would in no way have served your purpose. Webb said there was another awe against the prisoner, in which by some means he had become possessed of a Lime of Commons seal to aid his fraud. Frederic* Armes, butler to Captain Lsyland, Byde-park Haaee, said that on the lash of July the prisoner brought thefaDowles note: " Kr. George Cornwall Legit, Y.P. for North C =alds respeetfel compliments to Captain Layla h n:l 4 , l = tirrenorameerl the bearer's ere to that gentlemen's kind_ oonsidsmUom CI. C. L. table Imes then ordinary MM. . - . net In We matter, knowing seven, of the inflerees, natives of Birkenhead and ffesoombe, and trusts the motives which actuates him will be deemed a sofaeleat apology.—July 19." Wittier took the letter to the Miadloity Boeiety, and fousd that the writer sod the tale to which the writer eel• dandy alluded were both well known there. Wted out the peculiar circenntencei that the 19th of Ju lys is case wee the date of the arrest la the bet. The note purporting to be written by Mr. Lech was sealed with a Home of Commas meal, which upon 1114;117 he found had bees in disuse there elms 1831. Prater ssd that aJtboaid tien was quite against the Prisoner et present be shield sissead Altt mother wean, as there eosin he other &eq. pednenti, Jain Orobsed was then brought la sal was meeislesil by Webb as a well-krown consisted bandneriais brass and among, of Clarke's. He was also remanded. .drthor Roknoon, dratfbd a. e of N 0.7, Hart-sinet, Bhasosbary, wee charged with lsdoortly sauldeg • young woman, sassed Quoits, Goldsmith, while travelling as paseensw is a slaws,' carder on the Meth Kent line. The complainant mid that about 9 o'clock the previous big oeea she entered a third aless cortege at Wool snob Atonal, for the purpose of mein up to Lewisham on a visit to her suntocith whoie)hs smelly stayed a day or two. Os arriving 'at Blackheath, threa lodise entered the carriage lit which she vie seated, and we* followed by the who stated himself directly opposite to her, aloe rdth the d oor. On ap proaching the Lewisham station prisoner lobed his bead wine& the window, sok bonding downwards, moulted her Indessedy. Jibe Iseineastely Mapped hie Mee, and upon her siteOPlthig to tome the simian* he said something whisk the Could not catchy sad prevented her from getting her Leant, for which abs coin stem& him. Complainant then in formed a poster of the conduit of dm prisoner, who enrol*, her to make a complaint to the etation•rnester, by whoa assistance the pethoser was given tato custody. On the way to the station-Souse he seal be wen] ander a Wee deludes, Its he thought complainant toothed him, but be was very sorry sot what be had dons, and he would make it up, as it wadi do complainant no good to prooed in the matter. Kr. Nelson, statfon-maater at Levi/hem, deposed to laving remised information of the swank apes the coin =sat, end en questioning the primmer, he &end be pos. • Mt-deer ticket, and wee travelling in a third-class mew. There was room in the first-clue carriages for 100 They were in the centre of the train, and about or carriages from where the prisoner bad seated himself. The time occupied in travellieg from Blackheath to Lewisham Is four minutes. Mr. Train severely commented on the conduct of the psi- Noose, end rehired to the circumstance of hie holding • tirst-claes ticks*, and selestiog a third-class clam carriage; end although It had appeared that some of the female pas sengers in tantagb had exclaimed that the Matsuura of the young womb was " ell bomb," It mast not be a that these were the may oleos of females who trave l = carriages ; it mei thirshria, necessary tor the prettie d= of the Pollen el Set sea that he should mks as 4tar fps, ?wear eatarks of a simile =lie leieleni• Omer to impriaos sea celestliz IMO& 1 , SUICIDE ON THE RAILWAY.—.WOICESTER, SATOH DILE Evaxnece.—A determined ow of Weide happened neat the city this afternoon, the Wilde befog opinion unknown. About lealf-peat 2 o'clock, as thiLLICJIWIand train for Gloucester wee proceeding through • waft about a mite from Woecurter station, the driver pasivia a mat walking along the side of the other tine of ma, mm/‘ just u the Mein was approaching, he observed him seddealy run across on to the down Hoe. am which the train was travelling. Hike, the driver could even blow hie whistle the now wee under the train. When picked op it was Mail that bah lege was one off it the keare, Ide the was Wifirasltirirso• lured, and be had received other Alitoris. Rs lled Is twos, three Immure.' Ito papers were hand spas bin that could lied to his identity, and the ask a aim ware the Initials "B. B." on his paha- EN Nei re spectably &mimed I* deep atouriss, sod sprawl Is Wag to the aid4b alas of life. Mrs sat Waif bat Ant it Übe a are otasicidc rivo HATiacia Bun? Dowx AT Itarsmarrae. -elfeeterdai g evenisg two barokaos. Witi~s a add he. irweglng to . Cute, la the ltreprosilk, tisklibs4 woo i destroyed by re. It was Nast by a rasa I,t tna, that he paw three boys pall up ems pastas to ekes by e end take them to one of the debt to wait& thus Le, is order, she suppose, to roast the on Boding the all on its ask or a bo t ikw ° e s'. 110HIViNkti ; BAliEltla COTTON.—levareou if/000W nickel Ondos hie been needy. at foil p7ri Tbrdw on 10 000 balm of whin 3.000 are for 4711 . 411 o n . inif e n= h l . lo . o 7 = . •: 4 2d. ; t o ed. ; Lou/ Erin: t at 1.200 IJOTTON GOOD6.—itaitaiema, seam 7.—We bats not had murex badmen Ws malins alit market do ex firmly et the Improved zlzkets et ?..dal.nay ea may old mills and much old ma. neralat meatplayal lase the p age, and that cannot come Yea taphilles gala se Ina se a lave the area narrow peolla =bra . Pea elee fan la the Rai of.rrespeUtta by tne improve. , iszig Va. _aka al lave attained Into more wader° facto ...a. alma' le eia at almost to the wait of toe Utter. but D. nle a regrereart In trade, and a age hurl. im la bun the west la bath cloth sod tam In cloth the deral atilealle I aft the icier agate of doenala and T dart ea WS the as Ma wa de * lag admit In prtoten the lair qualm ma alba. ha Mir bus of mod lade cad geallta bast gai Walt eat lulls lab clothe, Si well se :1 mob width.. eareeedhaelbeellea Is wager teat, llSrp nod boodles for exportation lotto enelignat. Mg is Elle yarn guant , ea for ladle are 111 good reeved ; Flue ald ae hut lab. the home trade en ado buten to a tab extent pm Iteal WOOLLIN OLOTH.— Lute , Avon, 7.—Thoro Dm • good attiodaaro ammo la We mods& &Id o Maw tow in prowl Tho bathos alp Ime I amidst Inorormaaloa the too prorloos parka dam BlLL—There tat Ws eseelsaed activity In the el& =diet during the pot mouth. with wepremeilemloolle twee aehtwiet ; pelmet Preach sad lathes ink Web= Madly atheadoe so the Otatheuet. sad • ocesidaslas beim= hie beta dope to k blot edlt for says a peat waft of Ana [[lieu. re whic ► a mach waa ~sly ,f at. len without materatioa. Br the a= Er a z y n a r si a,V e searat. issi ter d elg= we • abouLt i :oo ., M s taesstaf geleEmakft law. la Moat .Be there liae7ela a clitriad at Mesa pertlaa'arly for tha beg awl WA aorta elk Maar prime ate raked. art ON few bale• of Oemslaes that Orrin Mme takah—frresa the Maul& of Yuma Rot sad Mag.) WOOL.—Lrrearook Avner 7.—MeA !lea et ford* wool meet : d lal i . v 7 72.trasor ac rtr m eter r. row prlow er ere retr o t Woes we Ilrody Impels fee the we* amen AtltY4 7: ler.* 1.963 ; WWI*" ; We*, 70.816 Irk& HARDWAlL—Bliutreangs. Action T.—Melnik of thin town bee an ne nistlreine gag Ingrownsiet worth ones. la sane desert man the bens Ode is rail to show more enagerse if Ila bus then todkatigne ei ranks ban Ohre means, thsessins le Choppier Moon t ent Ware seerper s Zl i mplige PO beau thdr al r i a "Wel eg = ropenee net 'Z. mos t .; orders sown, thn Owe were a math go. bet to gee won moll astobealnes• ler* seMeleas ons the rearioneasesto l = "lB. lollllarrewerlasseis es shiner Una. At pre sent then Is sentaintnbiels the ofted.neengss ands.enlaestrotser endear "wd. be Onion .0 thiar otersties et the haw tnst• nes the WI Ihn the weelbstzl Ile absotiree et Ergo his Mid te es O. Ss at Asians lade. =II= en so sens d Improgesseat la amp or the newasamerehri The len inhere ot nenholle a sser boar of ter week; ad ne mil, Oth whin swans tor ware are ezmollsil Woes frond& awl la Wier peels of the Whin thee 1. anise "We* owl enigma of to. Man at that Matt TMhea look free wen neeh Ceirolot t sod sa Triholansperoliert, weld banner serve reason the pan er Ins at ern all the lowan arm ban now re dont the plererrni. Cast prime* Into .re Do hullealioss that this bee tenidnese Ina► lbe ins Is petal a treaties lower la cosnessses of the Mere/ Cried. TH 8 LIM/POOL fli()D1.1011 MARINI'S DIIIING THIB HONTII.—Merr. T. and H. Litalshis sod Co.. or lanensol , in their monthly Oiresisr , mar tb• kiNpulair remarks :—"llkere hove born orb:test oll.oeso of rounder goaldissee la air preths. market.' dullar d :him% meths. loolum at fenter on.. to bars pretty) won • OlSMEliffile, mil anent andel hallos hes sepernaed Prim et Wag sating are Om withal' rash douse duos our Isst OW= fessoolles Is ennally peas hewed sea seeds es Me or nth la no swim. P . with of Woe MO of Inoells the asabans ; tan with thi. pro Minnow Vies hen Om orialiont of arodito abroad, Near the I an nave liken to ulnae* no reeede. " = bas bar= ihessi ma h4leh ISO the anion opens at le mar. for wink bis • boo I= began Weak* wad the expened ter the esisalrAtr et the new ell be nobsege. bong Is seer la tell ape rillipol=le Os eliV a rr a rrelleal leePersiog; wistir : last Inge snob le eggeteg= kr =gab* 4. 46 s LW Is the or ism er . hem reel sad lleneso abll golVaineseed la 00 Itr.—Oe at puma Abs. 7.—With the rep los Imry ws hod a very marl sortie. Wiwi, red. Ir. to Ida; WYY, M. to 6r. 08118113088, Poo 7.—T70 ward, at order bisloy go Tro d. doll, sad press rust re ore as ler rook. slew. o ld IY.to PO. ; ssew, 44a to 4 a ; rail, sit. Ir. to 10a 63.; sew. to Ida; harm era 40a be 42e. ; pima Oa. poi i. Clouser; Ara 7.—We bedho a m pod er i e 01l rade of rain id owe ~kr Briar obeireg. W sold kr rare tree. sod d 'to roe Wirie es hymning& of es ro week. !dr or obis tater rabid Yr wan rim with a row darod. Prior: Wier. arra saw mod old. lea di. is Pr ; tol, ow lad ilk IT.. to lad 4 d. ; burr. Pew and old. lb. 110 La . rile, POMP Na 08 Ila; dlito, crosooo, IP IL to lai. dd. ; re. ilia to la • SIM Kura. la IL to 10. lid ; arrol. pot rpm t o as la ill ; isioredi. 10. 44.; horreeerl pm room la 4.1.—•• Orris Joirool• Ousucomo, .boo. 7.—Tho ti4og noralsobly Ape. par rani woe pureorose at fthar sum ivy. rumor Per eull. tonere rowed 'mod ilessire sew wort 01 NM Sae sorry. Orodtse era erbiered. a Mr **MO of pad NIP berry wen Warred. Os • Py_ aulers. rolyriz i rerlo ot er rot endow Amor 7 :—Msetst. or orse. • _, MOO. 13. 1. ( .. 1 . foreign. 13,0G4). Ora Irroad. 0); loodos, MIL Illor dries, 400; farm I,oPtipe. rottarozo, Am ?.—f 4k. woo oolgolladted supply pf wlrot t tl i t Se • w lola of soma fro rrity,wilds old bre 011 a to Ma fee of woe slow. tor or bower. Irma 4 A tiP ids.; bsd.. 30e. to 34e. ; era 21e. to lb.; pas. 4ia to It.. O , Arson 1.-141 owe eon shirt today this woo not ii Imo wooly o f vim.. had Ohs prime co lit lyric were sooloorsed. pew or oar 43a to Ire. • pal am pro et old wbote sold at Pk, sad rod 46.. per error. Trgs, l et Miry woo lisolsoe. owl lON pr 30 ✓oue woe men Ow mot Oro wore a earl rop e y. mod frig roe toretraed Mop id to 3.1. pee Si roma Ma* was mire.OM rid at eel ii p 1 r gr.--tam,. Plo Pei le Mom is HOLITOODNOW6IBO hr ovary rod supply et old 'MA ✓ oriel b -dr. s r VIM • are. to rare lower osier. ire hod oleo • Net pp* lorry fdr, but as we Ire ea art mew. Puler M. to Barley war fa prier Ora pow ktr ell pi rem row mosey 8/ Mak *So, law, to 38. per lead lit to Pr mgr. elor. re, Ida. to re. re or. Pre. 880 us pot lead. Beira Ir. le 310. per rod. Lotcorna. Amor 7.—At or ant irs tire woe • brirobk supply *Moos rd a Pio Oftworree of brim Tie rode rele4 slow. orl i Zeoplei et Wee rid id illi.. en d Ns. pee quieter. Itliszley yr ai peter tared re. t per querer, O•le 11100 * supply sod sold et reek% prier. gob I eine No pee .4 as The show of ire arty, sag Soy or n e lk aroi lan = Mt i eliter . pre " :R . lea rnit i tsrirt= trO ft plot rim oil the for / e a worm brimoriod rem io owe lir peoderrillir With a eraid=till i gare theo =re Itintirl i g. wall be jy s Par p rook ~...r.t...--= rbrli. Piro be • trek lio4.lll2l ... .poortrowelt to be iiibered le delloilleX:Zia a von with = Irmo wart Poi lossi=eiWlr g e r kl Ila NO= WPM et iiiildields fllid. Oro ail broom onortoZ is orlogra Iliperserruirs.Trli. OP 7..—At . s rket this raring IP: larrobrorro id loop isoople wiser teir rowor. • for whir Wade ills or imparlassii al 4o NI Mr Oh day .0 idolldoll la tUilljt h luorz o lPro ere ter st s tr ee rleer ds .pr , ihe mbar doer Wart ' iftliorret she riming boas rodisida Itir erreir • rap orpole yw rbe rbil at ilb lioW W M"l ssd •= l"sal.l.l. rip I* 411116 The write we* 535:- . 2 irk len =kV . dal ui r e. . Au If y.". 6 105; mal t, al=Averse 7.—nolclFE m befflo am Water reek the =Tao grump waborg . riA` At Orb= pie "tr i isa ah e WV% 1r0.....11rir Warr to al reamed lo Tro Gel eipsord po Isar releol. liee a i&e ii to idlrieerZ "‘ etoora m r k L eri an." pi the Pore vae . aVlissieoll bar br rip lo Ad thie koelliros te rse ear* arra elle oak est rode woe dull o ttlio : Pier rOr E xtk A NM/10*••• 51 Orr wind woe sod MI MI , *ANS /MN mitre Wire oral is Sind Oa e rid cl i d t lito Ha. t 0 .40. pip ra; yr!re, Pm. lo IlL i an ~.....,,i , ... .... ~..0 . ......1 • 141.tiak r z neat, igre qr. ...M; ,II ra. ra ow tre ors hr W 3l to ra a re pr e rad 7= N il t r ot rit e rn 1 a a . 7 :: err la the rum of dr parr yaw. if orrnowe. Abner tr=As ;la ONO IM OM is*, than w ik ea ut im Ut=em n rsiv" " et i Vy= " l l red, a onamlll a s el Dew want wan oflabe, ra la• opprep.ariers Win hank ea l eerie al de white wesalles. tial Mi sa tillerv i ; .... t . asaiat watt. Ms, ael ro i les. . mpg WI MS naelents. ayeil nnelea eali ai legr Se eta* = 1 1 11"I nvo la tienealll •• the , f 'es to M. per 0 Mem Ina as taw* kr kil7riese wen inn : elleatier sold al blew* vie* Ilan hr bre• a VIM *eau* e at - , pan ben Ins me* lad rho non ere very go sit •• to einem nag le a d los cooditl. a. The worm name by Maw lon nee nii yen, onsta Is the lee *ann. be lee Ibe ern .1 en gram Is 11:011, togtigiai the *no k oi bees and tram of .liye akin eh* w. qinker pose* ran and len* of arm,. Ar e few men roue lloannen the erne ben esieseengly *IL .a to win. le more p a* the 'lon wlll be entjj: ion w r =y ea* ; Ws Lao onto trope .1.1 tan oat eery I taw my; bin* plane the yield wit be wool bat nos the • nate will atit i Lil snow 1 len Bens wel hes bed arop. and pin ena won& penury, eco m=4 stew shwas wend beef pent einem la end W•iii One*. AnYW. f.—at the err{ _there was aped l Wain' at tha sal arnen, naderne las Nen Mae of the tter. bit ne el o eh* troe reiblenrin a* banal* • wen law imon tug own grown. bet b morn* ow** arms menelaa (Ad en* sr wan Inn en to aft. an naerngela_te n,, sew when st er ben Na gziaarlay we • lell els Nee nen e Il In *ann. temente sew Ina wonefen4 erbeenesilleng a fba to tee Abel ..Alo e aw wad& bar 7 A,,....... bora On to 1 Ns iner saw iessieee *tea the Wait NW Me. ,meller. St • Yee* MI Olt, they, vim holm Meer sold kr /a per events free We **loon , tag it.arkete *I Ta l e r e sa . 3 ..... lintans_lnt ben does, farmers Inn lee la &Met The *en lade la the lorallty an a mat by J wall be IN:ea* era listsmsboi= mew! ...El so t am er.ard. bat lire enaleir beep See —, I at preseryt the every .0 very tee *I belbe Ind& Moans inn Yaws la the hilla we very in *seat* for we* of ran. eel we ban WM eliMero *II In so iten,fer inihit . lotriinto& _Ars. 7.—.1. well *not boye *Ow New *en m orn en to We. flan; old toads eila to nor, few fru* maws as bia, to lin pr* in, ails me* la Nelea, ind oil bans lea* lab *On pater. ii 4A:.... hemmer. Leo. t.- The lap ply af wheat wee ' *it ail mad , as.. 11•01,11 kiewoolorly Um leto-,. Tads me dew ovell node Ibr old made 10 iaa vest. rabea r icea yay Ars te• tell! ren reedy el peilibe be bey. a* was h MIL =only iisibed ili. es *a - /bonsoliel inithiror all I in ellere en* Mllra* antibal loat i %li :an I.—linneboperellebe an no ilienteg lo a dam laa .W e it and no sawartaily Sae mann ** we *von* War* Mem the b* fort** bar ' *OM Ihe Imbue to eant . t d re l a r la the *dbl. rowan. ZVI* line th• Nl' it Ifeetlesoribe 111**17 'WM et/a% SIM 6 • of Inner yens Iratiltere le every *ea but for the es4s whan sawn/ • few weelo be* eitagliW i relli amnia of th • *ld woe* bare lea abwkeenb. , bilf anon con ova sot Aial i Et be ... oat Ina base new* le les an I 00... One war y : la sae than I. a very lam e ero i r . , utast la E .1,- F „,....grwriailll t rY sw a a - d et alriatauste gra.. fle; estitatte le be we t aal nog af leo bin le as la SW billeasi l llae. *lna •Ipair , Nan then ine .• menhibala , Moe* la am* * te . . ttry h . 441415.4.1.21 5i 1 1et= "1 wen needi m. S On • lens now TM daty Irn r week. le • et MASK. to MOM Then pan swan noon et ile*Nialliallaia Med at abloara man* =C . eall *WA ednalt . The Ina hes i l Men atingenaleina. one ir a. il l • 410 krill :aggr o a z a. aue 1b• ea* YO of kne* =blie eav br. nanwly Males well all are arastaima. all • !or experienced • atcadi demand at full prier. In oats Uwe wet briu er trade, anJ prime .maple Mated 04. to le. per qamtse mot, looney. The fon:mine are the current quotations :—White who*. Ma t. 4is ; extra. ; red wheat, ••• to Ns.; extra, 44. barley, 2*. to 34.: oat, 245. to Ws ; beaus. 44. so Ido ; pew, 42., to 44. 21 mama. Aro. —Tbs fanners beim so num with their lancot. we hate • very s m a ll mates lure led.. Old wheat may he omlard faily ire dear se Mt week. Mrie am 6.1-p higher prim la parrot , ties—the an an mating a little het at rind. Suring corn of all kWh then elaalr, sad last weskit gybes give. Stamidid Wea ther. ead Mend pregramtng gatioteaterly. Prices to the mower y—liftwat. white, ria. to 46. ; e. a, Ws, 6311e._ per barbel; fed. 41* to ; Mee. 465., 61Iba. per buibta; mit* la W. to IL 241. Ni stone; Naas, etla to pear qr. WOUNWIR. are. 7.—Thete am a fair apply of wheat at market at eke : a oceaidasba portion of the aew crop, whkii old slowly at • redaction of 6d. to I, hurt ar. new sold at 6s. Id. to 6, 14.1 per alt.. Iwo fen/ ar dear_ lees la regemt. Paa• sod mu 6d. per qr. Maher. Beans Mid for • faithm &mace. dorm maritlty of pas of the new crop, both white and pup, Maimed Made. Toe* Aes 7.—Atatw corn market today, with a tair sa only of wheat. and la mosemesoce of the brtlllaser of the weather only • 1411 ed &Madams of farmers, good sots of white reelsed 44. and red Ws. per **nee There was am meth Mier la Wiley, price. were from Ws. to Ma Der 30 Nam Oat* for which there was a goo. dm**, wild at 1s 3d. par moos Beane were a limited aupW. Nil fully dear as hat week. reaming 46r. to 44. per emster. ne favourable slats of the weather dialing the we bee waged farmers to eat a fame breadth of wbsot. Hotiorts ram reemotior the probable yloid, hat there Gm be Mile doubt that the remit of the hanset he mOsfactory. Kncc.coy, Ara 7.—W. hag bad • melt of me segagg, gad In some paree ee the Para/ 0011 amn M. been out arta •• Wt ae.t *aid Mire anticipated; If it continue fine, tutting will be tten ol .m bs the earlier dimness mot week. We sees remember melee our both winter and miring mink reams* or so well filed ; a faulty kerad h hardly be found. Barler.teo. is a full crop. Oats. which • month ago we reported • deficient `.fire much Woleoven'lnd. Iline6ll nut *IT balky ft ield well *am aad prim ere good. Poteices stlll i ciseMeseaams. without aag marked symimior *ama Turnip ma lateen am we should lite to sce we ism eery maw peat Al war aemitry m -stets this week ws had Mt MOW et witutaliel the fame mid venally *Moat Is. per fir.arealMe. the Wilke geld dimly at 04. to Is per qr. deeded Her* tedey, we hM nemA soppily' of all kinds p a ve qr which sold at Srelieh e Whela rig ears at rd. to yer qr. 'dream barley at Is per madam. Witeat s Sr* So 475. psi qr.; barley. Wed Nis. We so as. 64, WATIRPOIIIt, Avl. 1,-Ina the exception or • couple of day.' rahl la the early pare of Me wreak, hoe woo her hr berm floe since limardity bat, and some maim et Mater sewn oats Ms beeix eat, bat marine will not be mama' gar mother week. Th• meatity home grown mato on *lee dem OM day .imams Ms Men only moderate, but lot R had cearniseshis alah from abroad. radelog prhielpaill of Indian curs. Which hat been miler more Mnsiry for Uhl* sad most of the gereele brood* to market have mid at mime; foroign in Mattel qt. at amltered rams Maids( of mem Qamics beew dews 1. bat • fair quaatity of asts ban hand.. at LA weak* quotations for Indian emu we harw ah. Zi steady demerit!. al *reawea d about M. ger MI., whim holden ham raboilthrd to la cedar toi l Madam Mama* Bow hilly malanalas former miss. Imparts Min week :—Wireat. 92 mull.. sneer, 8,213; lour, SO MIL Pamela tale weak : Meat, ISO err: calk bets:l,674 Soar, 94 mks. SHIPPING INTELLIOBNOIL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arkwright, from Mobile for Liverpool. Jely HI, tat. 11, len. 7r. *Amade los i, (bar 46. que) Lewis, from Orestook for Quebec, July 10,14, 49 14 . 11h 91. Amelia (Cabin). from Moue Video for Liverpool, all well, hey U, Al5l. 61.45 N.. 1a 3400 111, nima (barons). from Van Dimas% Land for London 194 dap, so well, Jay o, lat. 9.40 N., lea 37 W. Been* ter Onset* July I.lst. 9 N doe. 24 W. Piedra, from Liverpool for Quebec, naiad 1, tat 40 N., ion. 19 W Womble. from New York for Liverpool, Jai, 20, LL 40 N., km. 11 W. Dubow of Lansostar, from Liverpool for Colombo, July 121, lat. 44 11 N Ice. 12.10 W. La Diego (alp), Prom ChM la Liverpool, July :4, lot 44 N , 100 asp W. ire State. Brim from I impel for New Work, July Mist, 41 N., wa.s 11 , 1. Blabbed% Hasidim, from New Orleans for Uverpool, Julylo, of Hey nest. Hugaenot (Horobarg ship), from Bombay far Liverpool, July NI, lei, 41.80 N.. los. If W. Bolrood from New Orleans f r Liverpool July 10. Jelin Bibby (ship), from Liverpool for Batavia II days, all wall, July 6, iat. 10 lON., lon. 16 SO W. Lydia, Dennis. from Liverpool for City Point, July 16, lat, 41 It,, imp W. Magnolia, from Loedon for Sydney. July 2. Ist. 9N. Is.. 49 W. from Loader. for Melbourne. June 16, lat. 16 S, 100. SS W. Partisan . (Amnia= ship), from Callao, July 26, kit. Mll 11., km, IMAM W nobs Dunbar (skip), from Loudon for tke Cape, July 1, lat. 14.1/ lea 27.4 S W. Madrona (benpui), from Southampton for Puebla, all August I. lat. 10 IS N., low lu W. &Wow (Denten boroso). from Leman for Karmen" June 30, tat N., km St W. Tropic. tram Now Odom for Liverpool, off Bey Wet Torosek• Woo leper stup), far 11Mbooree, ell well, June 17, late 8., lon. KU W. Toga, (MKr), of inmol. from Mao for Falmouth 100 days, July 11, lA. 11 4. 113 00 . War Cloud (ablAtar Aliso, July 9, lat. 10.0671., 2340 W. DESPATCH OP UNITED STATES MAILS.—The British and North American Royal Mail steam-ship Arabia sailed on Saturday from Liverpool for New York with the United States mails, a full cargo, sad 131 passengers, Amongst the latter ware Madame Gassier, her husband, and child, sod also Signer Nadal. The next mails for North America will be taken out by the Montreal Ocean Steam ship Company's screw stesserAnglo- Saxon, which sails from the Manor far Quebee and Montreal with the Canadian mails. The Liverpool post-office box closes at 9.46 a.m., with late fees at 10.16, and on the landine stage (with extra =) at 11 a.m. The next United States malls will be had on Saturday, the 14th bat., by the Canard tremor Canada. TaiCootix THADE.—The ship Competitor, of Boston, recently arrived at ll•vannah from China whit • lot of coolies. She sailed from ftwatow with about Mon board, and before she reached Havannab 127 bad died en the pas. gage. The ship made a very short voyage, or the number of deaths would have been much larger.—/Vese York Alper. THE CONVICT CHERRINOTON.—Up IS a late hoar en Friday evening no intimation of • reprieve for the °an aemia Navin Ebenezer Ccerrington bad been received at Ipswich, although a memorial praying for a commutation of his mitten°. Ina been forwarded to Mr. Walpole. The day of the execution Ilea not been fixed. At the Chester assizes, last week, Field, the glees and china dealer, of Litwpool, pleaded guilty to marrying 3I s Aaa Thomas, his first wife being still alive, sad was ninienned by Mr. Judea Crowder to penal servitude for ems pear!, _ _ _ Tin NEw Dlvoncit Aer.—On Saturday was misted the act to amend the Divorce and Matriosoniel Canon Act of last session. There are 23 motions in the sta tute, including an Important one In reference to a pending case, stating that " in all cases now pending or hereafter to be commenced, in which, on the petition of a husband for a divorce, the alleged adulterer is made a co-respondent, or is which, on the petition of a wife, the person with wkow tin husband is alleged to have committed adultery is made a re moodent, it shall be lawful for the court, after the close of the evidence on the part of the petitioner, to direct snob co respondent or respondent to be dismissed from the suit, if it libel' think there is not sufficient evidence against him or her." There are several clauses to protect the prope rly of wives deserted. The order of protection is to state time of desertion. increased power is given to the judge who may sit in chambers with the same authority as in open court. AMdavite may be generally taken. • Tau NEW PROBATE AcT.—Thia act, to amend the Probate Act of lent aseslon, was trued on Batarday. It sustains 38 sections, and confers additional power on tee joke. The judge of the Court of Admiralty end thejnage if the Court of Probate may now sit for each other. Bsr• -igiege and barristers are entitled to practise in all cause std Sabres whatsoever In the Court of Probate. The est it 7agiaas to the taking of affidavits. OTOORAPHT AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE—;R • weir so n o ottee kW week of the sew Octave gallery at the Cq r we should have mentioned thet et the dad dea Mnearest ills transept somas have been =II bit' iasmal for the display of otoug., 11,14 these are to be found s pecimens of tU best phaogrsphwe II the I. A collection of portraits of celebrated eborodagi literary, and artistic, by Mr. Herbert Winkler: elfeeisiy itseerveis attention. 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