The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-07 00:00:00

NAVAL AND AULZIARY. ADIMPALTT, Sire. S.—M.l.ommlns.—Com -111.I.T• T. C. C. lintootgolloo the Mama C. B. Jo& (nye. ro-sppoiatort Os the Cooot-guard far coo raz siutldrri, to Om Wear*, for Nevis of Chatham Oreltorty. irks Lomits whom Imo Ira Surp y, rre• J. to i rtosquotor , L. C. Ur quhart, to the Room. Astiotant.Sorgoto F. L. Graham (additked), to the Victory. Payrosater W. Thom, to the PAIIIMIL Arolotoat l'opaastor to Mary O. 1. Norma, to tato Darfur. POIIIII3IOCIII, BLn . f. Tv Deastkes, 31, klow-kbpie, _Captain Megold 0. See* C. 8., ems oat of beam - ea Masi, ettereery sad eschew/ at Opltheed to take la her paver wed eh& Ths Oebsest, pridle-wbsel Nem peat, ldaske Cen aeoder Merge H. L. Deka, ailed ra Maatlay dim= Tthe weetwonl. he Harrier, 17, seem arso, (bowie ik Mambo NU Moser, Vert., b le be pit ef k•MINITOW. The Pfeerreares, 3, kw mew hem keep sh, Cow vasailior Bdward Paw, le base/ rapmeol lon the Cope of Oood Hope. We vothestmed that Ok °eery Osey, the Governor of Cy. Tens, le semigloss b It is reported la the peed Ole the Mem bids kb, be M itred to • post edsr4 mil It 1. eke fuseumed that the convict lemon IP a kr Waukee kr MI Tee Trekidar, 91, screw, Capri larreri ri nParearea ladj f,OlOllO, for the weetvoml. IMAVILAIL, flarr. 6. CAPTAIN NORTON'S PACJECTILM—Ift order to damonatrata the method by which waft ger ow be utilised se military inns, tad tbe marry _••••le-leadlary. west breech writs( eta/.rd toseelde br oilitery wpm. Captain Motto Wit emplelel we Mils et the prritica, the rosherd tibia batepeved very miler tory. Cassia Narks_ peplum letteetheressearearlrideie with • Clore times aphieled bad Witted i • AM peril patch of rltictit cuttat yet. &mei dams grour ere. Witt mewl se described, who find from s otz t tar. Lag pa, al with the Mel AWL The nos of earirido was them used la &fag we of the jack tide shoes ben a 14-ben pewee Me liaelitteteris blink the me with whisk etweilentelle be y reirisfeirmy by the Mime prank is when Ova& min emptied the priselyilee et hie diservery. Orregcee oer TEI Mom TIOX TO TOO LOOISIATOII.-41 mallag of the Liverpool mogistreon wee PM pehedey, kg the tresideretion or this poetics, enerel rand Am IPA, Sews the peg deist@ of the exist*: beiseselkselleve of thieleohy gad Ile Usiled Soto. Mr. Ails es if Sot • yew Asedeel seepellse had bet mei by Mr. Seesell. the segberefti @irk, els, that the A... 5. OW DAY Wailes eel snarl @MEM be empowered, as Oatmeal, of seerepe ea the high one Ping mode le them, to obi beephlete rem le the harder or BMWs ems es mew geed espies, ma lota= either the delhopeshe see the ellseme —be seised to mope, er be disposed es the deelvai of the sod of pole The suggestion net with the appowsi of the hes* delft WI. revolved to iris • repenslesties freeeed epee II he the goveramest. The iseggelphis eliee, et the eine meselles, decided te umedellee the hpelehere With regard le the poem spew of peados apirlt Spew The Secretary et nuts stir War Me jest tamed ember, Pled MS Asp" mod Sped by Copia J. C. Cane, the Ebeeleir of eleeee, of the nip red Noisier to bo strictly ellooved by meilies, mese, end mom of ihe TIONie beleeW a tiplejed Ihe lors of Weep her the W•O The dodo le ibeened le Mr tary store Is imp of Mathies mod mess of the irer Depoomese essei. 1:Lckioloo AT Wood AKIS.."." Osa Mho was pre sent se e ewer dr* the dessilleg ahiblies ao b Peoribed V se haeseirfe empleis Si the bets ion eogpeehed„ AS the dlewesel haw the tee eueerres der see et speed the teareelie la toe domfeliss dile seer essamese leen dilloont the paws e of elieer. Ths eela hoe teeth see Sway ms The peohboreee dig behe peso et the thee sad pie dreemAispe Wad do report The eseilillio of the as vs. as Ar siewel tli podia was weggereed—Seeeth, se it preyed. Is wr—y the =neon is etteedeose ; end the spretiole wry ••1••117 sraiskarlag that so woe eurnisil sway Ps Se seems The esip plea i obi* the eeseest bII sd w low of Apes What tied sp." rye als "he else per _neap Stab@ le elebles the •or r toe eery me& bole Obough woe mew them al Slee) wen elsereeMe Slew tbe they lell sheeide Sere the amellsol @Sew r eibeeders obelleeed the sea who bib priers the rphomi ef whip i 'tat' le ovoid Wades as mph as (I my hoe PgPM dotprea the woe bed Ism peillesft Is. reed, sod ressel Stoorkepesseedyeedshoiset, The oohs of hie lase plishemeee Poe die MPS ASS The posisboset wee prowled vide. NA le lb@ amp of to to the ha doesided new cos sap ea Se mesh WA le wade@ him am* scrip tie erns beey est (s. yawl swereemee) god heft • fro deep et ISM be trickle hoe them, se poi is Ler beerower, es le he Intl b mere shoo a rod We es t imr = deortdoe, mad embeisly so eseis below of she maim treeeres: Were she Ili Set the =who d a me was not 2e, bet plop $ or bS; thee se W .o yohshly eld @WS" IP rem wedgy end As be libo Puma ebeirome reepeeAeg the fre• =of thew apeeseciee Weekilb, them le ISM pa elheol. A STRAWS ON Sacias.--A teleran received poor Isp esposeee the the MIS loser Ormlig i cs so Ores sew Tine Ceelleres, is the et—p et o dartag eel= boo kip 11POTOOF. • OW Sepia PA thei IP Coino hob swivel ode Is Olbeehar Ng, mod wee Seal br motleys her oomph FLOGGING IN THI AIN'T. TO 711 101701 01 211 ITIMISS. Sts,—Adel a Christian and Mood of hadoanity, I I crave tne isdelgenc• of • leer wade with rapid le the est,- }at of WOWS is the army. and hems that my belie yoke may n to raised Is rain to pet es end to a eyelets se bar• barons esti revolting. lades& sews dereerry sells *a t its Immerflete suipiese on, sad *Meet which the meet {sager one tiossequescem may or keg wear. Sir, the karst of Ruses Li • merciful taMemmeat compared with that in her Msjastre service—lt killa—bst the other tortoni; hfact, the " cti" la a weeps ef such exquisite cruelly that I touch doubt whether America, Turkey, or Cblss cu pr 'duce its egad. la the same of Intaseatty, dr, lased such an Instrtuneat to be failkeed as • panialument upon ear bosun being—upon any mature pestered with • reenotable • 111 Does it degrade the meddler, does It expose his to the ridicule sod contempt of kis cocerades t No, indeed; instead of Una he obtains their tommiewation, end the diger deeps is conferred epos the gweerale and colonels sad sem humor tom who sanetioa sad onetnand hie gmlibmiseds Daes it fill him with inch Si a:dest tote for the imelandem of its, that he aid never desert from the amiss mato? Doss it reform hie manatee, make them mere aloft or moral t The vast smote! of deserters la, I think, • enfdcient answer to this questist. Depend upon It, tbe more severe and cruel the punishment the less t fiat will it have in detrrring men from crime ; end is ell ettablithed feet that in those districts where humanity b mar:teed the mote esmbeett is the discipline and gad mdse. Yinelly, air, I true! that such brutality may never again be mitneemd in a country ILIA boasts of humanity and ramp Ise esaetkowil by gallant °Mono who term the:umbras "ger tlonow."—l so, ko., A CHRISTIAN. eeptrmbeg 6. STEAM TO AND THOM NEW YORK.—SOCTEIAMF- I TON, Sort. 6.—The stow ship New Took twit this day with the Eustis mad G.rmas walls, 664 putrescent tad 800 Was i I cargo. The Mann ship Veaderhitt is 'apgatated to esti moth for New York on the Nth lest. no 1 steam ship limmos nay be noted kcal New York with the Euglieh sad Germs. nails on the lath ; the Ansi with the netish sad Preach mails on the 22nd ; the Arse with the I. t. ti d States moil ou the 29tb. The Fulton will leave nor Nor Tusk oa the 27th, sad the &net on the 27th, both I carry og &Wish sad Fiench A LONDON THIEF AT SouTHAUFTON.—An imps dent robbery was cointnitted is Southampton on Monday nigh' At about half•psei eight o'clock a mat .ached roe of glow in the shop whibow of Mr. Maiming, a watch motto, Is Hseores-bnildings, eastched three gold watches, and nieile off. The Awl) te away opposite the pretiodlor, sad is situated is • populous thoroughfare. Moreover. Mr. and Mrs. Manning were is their shay at the thew Before Soy had tkwe to think of libel non be damn Mr. Martin, a taw who byes directly eosin% bawd tin =ash, end eardai a fellow ran swap, be gays abase An ben. lb. littler bad sot ma above a busked pods knee be 'rioted and lull Sawa, sad Ins otagho with the snobs as bin. lie ▪ wee es Ficalesbart. las is am Ily My yams slgs and b_ evidemily as eel Lesion Wed, ithd • maws to Mnseanignira. Ea bin bees seesnieled SWAM al tbe issesislOL ExTursivs Las Romano DT A Muria's HMEIM 8 • 11660 •11 1 and reeretabie . ams, was amp* Woe ebb gobble' Ids :11 1 =11 , =i mihmossis C•rk sod . r "r ows•id) tarp quirlitlis W his. pia by the 11111 vim the tlWi Eno. tri the II" Mg wham impidide rim masa* brim.. et Mond timme. Tb• Orem mid be br=ster wi tt i ems imam is (*dm i• my loci übk-b b• elms sae • diorites, ink fiat Ile Wended ultimate, Si unbent sai articles. yrs sormaised kir etkeL SPORTING. LIAMINGTON 6TLILBS. 3 to o 1 opt brisperhase (t) 4 t o 1 6 t o 1 M 7 Bto 1 t er. LZ0112:: 6 to 6 co PTOSing (of) 6 to 1 00 Ifletusardis t) 8 tot Ilarlosetto (1) 10 to 1 7 . !%!stolsr JO to 1 (I) THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1859. IOIMONiBM. -nrISDAT. Mr. Home Greeley, editor of the Now Yak Trebinto, records the following conversation with Brigham Young. It is valuable as the direct replies of the avowed ItaiMr of thaXormcma to the searching ecieetteas of a clever more : _ _ . H. Gt.—Ara I to regard ?dominion (so WINO out a now relights, or as simply a new developmat of Christianity ? B. T.—We hold that there can be so Ins Christian church without a misethood directly commimicas/ by mad In tome &ate .m on with the Son of Oe/ sad Saviour of amakiml. Sig a °Much is that of the Litteplay Baits, and by their surdas Mormon. We baow as other that even maids to have pretest sod &mit n►elations of Gad', wBL R. G.—Thia I sm to aaderelsai that you regard other anthem proiliesing to be Christian a• the church of Roam np.dm all churches not in communion with iteelf—m heretical, and out of the way of minden ? B. Y.—Yes. *abeam/ally. . . H. O.—Apart from this, in what respect do your dootriass allies emsatially from thcesof our ort►odox proteetasteharches, the baptist or methodist, for example? B. Y.—We hold the doctrines of Christianity, as revealed is the OM end New Twetensents, also is the Book of Monson, TOMB Maass dm same cardinal truths, end those only. H. o.—Do you believe in the doctrine of the 'realty? H.Y.—We do ; but not erectly es it b bobby ether charehae. We behove la the Father, the Son, sad the Hay Obese, as asbat not idticel—not se ow pence (bag). We i ' eve en let ell the Bible baba obi this setijat. H. o.—Do you believe in a personal devil-4 abbot, tw ain% spiritual being, when nature abate in amatially realgant end evil? B.Y.—We do. H. o.—Do you bold the dairies of stanel peablemont? B. Y.—We do; thougb perhaps not essatiyas obey babes do. We babe it as be Bible beta ft. H. o.—l understand thane nand beta= by immersion as bential? B. Y.—We do. H. G.—Do you practise Waal beptba t—B. Y.—No. H. G.—Dona make removal to times vans obligatory en >w oceverts ? B. Y.—They weld essatist thebelves ile= aggrieved if they was an imbed bitter. We hold I • gatherlag togerheref Qo m ras the Bible betels, and that this Pm the plea end sow Is the thee ap pointed for its oonsammatiou. H. o.—Tbe predictions to which yos rile have madly, I Oink, beta understood to Indicate hurrahs (or Judas) as the plan of nob gathering P B. Y.—Yes, foe the Jew; sot for otters. H. o.—Wbet Is the position of your bowie with to slavery ?B. Y.—We 000 sider it of Saha heti= M net to be bobbed wadi theeweed on Ham gall line been remand hem his dse= b H. O.—Ate any eaves now held be this Mediery P B. Y. =Mrs are. H. 11.—La your bribed Imre upheld dawn P B. Y.— Those laws see printed .• yenta e reed See ynnia. If einem in brought hen by those who owned deem is the State, we do not favour their nape tram the webs of those men W. o.—Am I to Mb that Utah, If admitted as • member lithe hderal union, will be • slave state? B. Y.—No • the will be • free state. Slavery bite would prove useless ; sad =profitable, I regard it generally sac cures to the lambs. I myself hire many labourers and pay them felt wages; I amid not afford to own there. I ow do bettor than subject /myself to en obligates to feed end cloths their familia, to Finis and senior them in sie.knees and health. Utsh le ate Wafted to aim labour. H. o.—Let maw be enlightened with regard more ape dolly le yaw church polity ; I understand that you require nab member to pay over on-tenth of all he producer arm to the sheet ? B. Y.—Thu is • requirement of ow faith. non is as onepalsion us to the payment. Each baba etas is the pitman acoordhtg to his plisse», under the ho ling a his own cenecienee. H. O.—what le done with the proceeds of this tithing ? B. Y.—Pert of It is devoted to building temples and other pare of warship; past to helping the poor sad needy con verts es theft may to tide countn, end the lariat portion to the support 4 the pew sang be hits. H. o.—ls sew of head to Mier and other dignitaria of the cheat P—B. Y.—Not one . Ife bishop, no wide, no delta, Of abet think , nitwit any com bNs cOolal swims. Antler hones re romquited pr:l dla blekned la postai seri provide thasef for the poor of Ids bergs; idsowe bet he weer wave emplane for kb wrviest. H. o.—Sew then do your Wasters liver—B. lf.—By the labour a *sir own hash, Can tie het apostles Bawl bishops envy eider, may be &My is.. at wort in the &id or the sitsgy the lit adghlosaue; awry baba of the beret tee layer/Ft mildg, by width he saw the brad of hls ; be who surest ea will as do the dr idea work for fatY4 Is art wend is her smite; even ow lawyer'. esiebw to theses! Amen and baba mew, who w.wgsl r lawyer* of the eiteschi are paid nothing Wfor thsbeardern lem the We yews be the theme who seta= eat . g d zel hein the chiniese oink% sad I sew km her tweery. it 1 .t ail mythic . frin ll:o ul dnialehlewa la= . I th V 4 foe it, yess as mate ads went; Ike Works & the store ars tali NM War ebb, but no in hear pad fee any navies parried. to the adeittry. We dial air who agnate We his bag aide from tb• miaisay of Christ boulted he that can I aa called risk nail oradila myself weth MAN dais. ; bat so &dr et ft in ~paid me by dr dwelt or hr way swiss • s • willoMse 4 tbe ~Waft w• r ; het ossify a I bed whim we wee leeks Of le - Miesed, and drives from that Mar. 1 we said skipped soda whet Joseph Smith wee anerdeped and velem driven her Ulnas; lot noble" was ever scads op to me by the dwelt, we by anyone. I believe I bow low to swain property sad low to tab sere el It. H. o.—Csa yen OM rany refill andesitas el Ow nabs sal tied with AM* lapis are reerally =Pby Ore smog wltsrAlwas Meek sad with i they have bra leseght be redeotT B. Y. — No °tale a:phoebe thee is by the crneilstra of Christ sad be lebbei inalmeat el God's ministers, pro ' Fab and edam be ell spa H. 1:1,-1 Yaw that • new ear is away* &Mei tad hedged; tar it Is wee doemed im =lide te Wog to ern Ad the ember raft Is. have ark Ira bre swami Is **Mew al *t ler as She clorpokad Os wiedi ; yet I emit vmsubst GO dam d Om gm in Family supsomeill mil model bg Ils Ale nolo fi irk nay dryer diem MIN% rid mesdrele f 11.T.,-11 yes irM mob Yr matismismy Jima usemis 4 taplib end asOs a Am MM. Is. 11111 fad than be sid lie iliciphs won Ismil_ Outlay simbeaki deed mil poem% rebbiey owl mbar MoinliW Beet • wet is still extant, abbey be bend by three wile seek it. H.o.—What de ri yo ur so Unites, or Lapis, to bench ? B. Y.— Vhtrjest any? I knew of no such bend, no such per nos er I brag of them only in the deaden of in isesales. H. O.—With regard, then, to the grave question ea which yew barbs and practices are avowedly at war with those ci th• Christie" world—that of a plurality of wives—ia the erase el year chunk acceptable to the majority of its F amed 1,,T ....They esald not be rare awns to it than I was when II woe fret vevealed to us eche Divine will. I think dry rawally accept it—es I do— as to. will of God. H. o.—Bew gassnil is polygamy erase( ? 8.Y.—1 oathoathset an y. lima at the•• pretext (heads you dee &arch) have ar It but in wits; others Uri non; wok &tandem what le his tedivided duty. H. o.—What is the largest 'view et wives belonging to soy ces abse B. It.-1 leave fifteen. I kaow ow who bet men; bed am .:4 thi•• rated te re an old Wise arbor I tepid rather as mothers than wives, bat when I haws taketlewa to blab and support. H. o.—Does not the Apostle Nullity that a bishop goad be "Om behead of cee wile?" 8.1.—50 we hold. We al not regard any but • resaled man es fitted he the oaks //bishop. But the Apostle does not forbid • bhp having UM libel doe ase. I. o.—Ds■ our Chrtd say that be who pats awn his Zizireviis in whom another he put away, commits P B. L—Yes ; end I hold that no man should wepat sway a with except for adokety—not always an he that. Such is my individual view of the matter. Ido not say that wires bare never been put away in our church, tut that I do not approve of the practice. H. o.—How do you regard whet is commonly termed the Christian Sabbath? B. Y—As a divinely eppolated day of rest. We enjoin all to re st front secular labour on that by. 1 We would have no man enslaved to the Sabbath, bat •- .....1 enjoin all to respect and enjoy it. Ritual PIOPOSED MINI/10 AND V/101311411140 COLLIDE. —Arrangements are now beteg rode for the estsbligunent of a collage el n&f.. mg, engineering, and manufacturing sci ence, in oonnexien k. the University of Durham, and with preparatory ashosie to be set on foot in the different calory districts of the kingdom, at which Instruction will be given alapted to the training of boys Intended se manses of mines or for eastesering or nianufactnriag pursuits. The general object matte to be attained is the education at the cheapest rata of ill classes of mining and en= ' students, to result eventually, it Is to be hoped, in and economical improvements In mining operatics' from time to time, and in lessening the enormous waste of human life incident to that department of industry, students are to be of two classee—matricalated toed no— reabknlated, the fume to reside in 'emus , all, or bows homed for wpose by the 1:1 nd to be subject to its MsdijiW the latter, V t wirh their parents, to live beliterbilltee Ay Flip a Pal of lb* Ime ni. otneit easse, bh Aber hawse set se mines ise te be aimlatetothe cam el rob et Newer end weeleser werweiteg Is mei t pews' 'le 1865; nal scepwatetwaletel 'hint M to be sdaaYelble to s title of diadnellen le be bsesliar i a• On especial abject in view Is to loweeet See by mums of suitable Instruction. etteabedmenen Y tbe Miami; and areangeruents are he euniewelleies akiss the students to inspect collieries teen !Yee to tlettr sokr ese ra il l:nowledge of tlt is practical werklag.— u DISDITLItisiED BENETOLIACI.—AA ewe wale bat week to the City Aet OmmillnOV:lbt ra n g lap in w i rs V ertri llu' Mul a l 6 l l lb = il a i kk . ". teeewla The mem the ebbbleibele led owl: mien wee embed be Wrest a slettebes wee seas'. wee Web Ws M. WARWICK SEPTEMBER MEETING. TIHISDAT. Tin OCT PHODtC2 BTALB4 d 5O save. 24, br 3-yr-olda ; colts, ast 71b ; fillise, Ist 41b. Certain anew meth Orr Wk. (7 wan) 11: tiu ti n eesen ithrothrt s mer .. 2lmtawer . Set 772 : := : to 1 4 to I who worn silly try • Tun Avol f eniss of 5 eon. esti, 3 ft, with 20 added, tor two end threo-piar old.. Cartels aothisthe. The win' sot to be mid ke 100 eon., Three-postwe of • mil*. 01 oda) ttnitiZ al" abli tin g "4" Ul i l4W # . Eve nod to in be opt Gite mei& os wiry sadly by • Ithek a Ulf ; Aim two Woo oIL Twit Lcaminoton Straws id II woes. loth, 16 ft, owl udy if declared, de., with lel did. dingo pthelltee. Tho nomad to thee hie .asw Two Whs. (62 of when loottooll. 08•4112 WHO Lifiles.4o 01111.10 irk 611.4 Mi. O. Oureell 120•Hwkiw. II HY, WI yysy.4 tr 2 lir. W. awn Fetes, ram ie . ...0. yie=goo24l else nth : the flerand, Grapri, Boltest-Low, ans Terr, he Women in Bieck, awl Ormodere. Min: 6 to 2 apt Itidepadence, 100 to 30 opt Poirs, 4 to 1 apt Gytheroh p 6 to 1 opt Om:pad, 7 to 1 opt Theo litte 1 molt at ChthW ha Amain, sad Cenneedlore, 100 to 6 opt lisir-et-Law, 80 1 00 med% 33 to 1 opt Woman in Bieck. Theodor* wafted to theta/ ammo, whew the num out sad wow welly by am priors et Iswqt !mph and • hat between th e thesed nod akd, bats nzaweat th e third tad fourth, Gaped wee Mk, dose et Whims Anentin sad Cneueedere sat The tot Was wore Loogn.thlte, Withrth I w•Bilisk lad Clothe the lithosal. The poop ti vas bad. 04411.1P21111 @TAINS of 10 soy.. deck, with 50 ailed, for 2-yr olds. Cobh oaf 71b ; Bet Sib. AHowilllllll2 sad paskies. Threweperten ci y • nn2e. lithh.) thowto thrthieb theweethh b SweeiliwA ern " Mathew 1 L li tw a r mists Affli. Id ID . ..111nloy1 : 4to lea Cheseseeke, who wow hi two WA AL Taw &Vizi IlturnicAr d lO sown each, ft. Omar ass Mere. lifthlowp. (3 satin) 116 0:f on " 70 Oloaltelma. 4 Fn. HO .. . . ir 'JIVE 17inei ......... ; 2 ■ l2 di fevir, An Sib ; 6th, Oat 9lb ; Mz and mod„, 9r 11 . Two Mr. ale woneee. Iltello • 1/10.221. by Biz Ilareuks. 4 ran 941 477, Leeerthat Plasm= was on the coarse, bat wee met Down TWO Irmo wards. of 5 lOW. eeob, with if lemur 7.4 M F4IIII awl wards. Opicard welling views tin. OH= NW Jas. by Walbowee, a yea OW I. TA 1810 tronWsW) kilg e sesasw a ry . gr34l .( l 3 ol . 7 7 lls in; ...r12201 77 71 I Z. PidiwlH•llW Orimmor—Lady Hanisit. 21•0177.07 71 414.m1 4 totai2oo2 iseth.3 is Ger be 7lb . Aw. .11.21 : to 4on Mee Jelthol to 1 •Bwrot. Woo tiy ana t a m. 6ll6•• els WSW 4770 7 2H11122 SWIMS Geo mooed' end The winner woe bough:ls. Tun MEOWS BANDICILT al 3 mom orb, with 96 Wed. Wham entre. ltwe (23 onta.) Kr. rerelLlo2l2l2bW.W 401.44/172(021mbwri 1 Hr. Melt A*" SIM lg. asset Jr. 4•1124 12. to 4 ea oWirn, 1 apt toss ir/ two kingthe, amis Ha mm betweia the moth! irl OM; hod Mr*. LATIBT IT. 111011 BITTING. 6 le 6 to Prowied Lad I le 1 opt glop 90 to 1 Napless BADEN-BAUM RACEII.-Bim 3. • emeldwroble number of "wring sera fruit llagiend awl Tines here mired her. this week for the rem% width The'Mss b►dq. ang Brea 14 hike, win woe elweet Was priore slßeedeppreilie_yeer, berewilit • Owed 7. di LIWOMII A 41116 PM. haw Club, Ire wog besees, Lewd Osinc. Mrs • good weny7,7o Y may the sesisi ewe= theit time lave born Mar et Boles- Sofa& lieweeheda they will form aw el the ...rumba aad Why Minding tithe plow dbesidy Ile seivorpriing K. Eloweet •has built • newish rod Mod, =t hrow% seri • tribune (richly desseenef eel far the tined Duke. The wane bee lees easfillwAy W est. under the seperfeemairre d Mr. Mew. el Chastilly. adeneimil a phis am f ie village of Ilnibifw. elec t fire wiles from behro, in the direnlim of the Lase, and canwrerie • Wily .eat dew ei lie Iliwe awe of niewaldwo wide h the Ilhwit Tint limy Yew red amuse Y 1116ehadlen wee pril bee verpleiden mew lea re lemma lbw oldie phase le lie seems ef rim WZl=trre *kaa peart prememege beat Orwerediwolterne awl Teitkiwille peened esper4 d =mod es ims is . Tibia of einete= than, belledlling \wean/ there a well applied wad esweed Carras and tow, with Goma peetllleme Yin earls= aid ibidOmmi primrose ookineed tinlforms. Was win brelbg sing et a reptsl rem, while the aMeskissi shop brepere el the town, end a ran collection of leirellinted, Webb We* folk eyed, round faced children turned est to look oil thew. 1 ersbjeln en saltine of the mutts of the sport. pain Dli 1.• PAVOILITS Lewd demure s geMerner, Italm 1 tearer bg awe Or a. maw s (sea a MOO ...... (Mr. Para( 3 Marais ....,.. Tarim) 4 wit but were net pLoad t I' sag us Lunfriorrn•4l, fur Sir-eW sad egiwearle, bred la Yana& Mass Ilialars be I lAL . Les 3 .......Ir. Uses MAW.% be • ree. I r. Me di : 1 7 4 1 a au ms _ ‘i came In antra wale alma awl threw who, bewwww, weeped teliert. The merete• other two berms is the dlersines. Pall VlTlrnillll34. 3,4100 L. far Ilimold red omele t bad Ca Ur (Madan& X, &smart b hlwiesesiter* me tureat es LaMar sh hie/ Clam. (1 1= Coin rarresewso Mama ar. Mower= ead lAgation Woo Warta, but ewe sot pieced. Brae solar made strong running all the way, bet wee eimight by Vary Queen is the straight ; a hog i.e OrMlll lO ensued, Breconnier being Proclaimed the elm 11l a Mai after a alai exclaim ram. The other Ogee Onitheil together, about Ws or right Istria off. THE CONTINENTAL ST. Laois • 10,0006. • for 3-yr-old colts sad fillies Wed cm the Contimine. Istreine 600 f., h Corte, 64 kilos ; Oise, 624 kilo.. 3,6l6melree (shwa one tells seem below). 34 s ate. m ism i r . is recer o lg . 6l . male brlmile 1 SI Setting t 2to ea Meek race ;it Ceps Fortune; 6to 1 eget iltsehigle; red 10 te 1 awn It sada. Forme made play, followed by Near* the other pair lying off lea =rtbr the bet ; opposite tie stands the tone closed ete term the list turn is a claster ; once in e tnight rennin Sleek Primes pee way, sad Nuairts, beading For tune at the Sireeeis pet, wan dew/ft by two Writhe. Ow (ogle mode a neat M the kick, eat was rely beet • heed from Fortune. Brace Frisco wee three Loess fuse Geoilegle. Vela. of the stakes 17,600 fr. (700 Nova) This wee only the first day's reeleg. The Sweated male are filed for September 3 sad 7. The three 'rewords of these international ran an Y. Beim (Pread), Yr. llfackaisis Grieves (English), awl Bees (Genie), A TRAIN 'TI MM OMR FOOT op Al OP TM Blew snwee.—The Cbruesethan Journal rya :—. The down agrees Oat aim Lesion dos in Haverfordweet a hula eke step.m. we all Y en. I t that ult.) placed in a mod potions positico. It 'ppm'it danger signal toght to be always up over Um setting below the station, to warn the eigimPdriver to be mations as he epproacbes the arswbeldge err the rim Cieddas. The Mika was spat the time the =peer left the station, sad as the train came net of the curve in the cuing the engin. -driver observed that Os bridge was raised. The trein was then distant about 100 yards from the terrible danger its front. The driver in stead, turned off the alnico, and all the Moab were initsolly applied, and, most provWentisily, the rogine was brought to • deed wand when within a single foot of the opening. Aso thee revolution of the engine whaele would have plecipitated the trala into thorium" AN OB.OLZTZ Law.—At the Epsom coort, on Friday, a Hr. George Wooden& availed Wald( of so old and disused, but in fortunately • still unksil, law, to mama payleg ea inakceper's IAII. The pla to tll was Mr. W. Dusky, the proprietor of the Kites Head, et 41101111, sad the eaten was to recover 61. 134., dos from defendast to plaintiff, of which amount defendant paid into court 41.45. 42., and ea to the balance, 21. le. lad., pleaded the old stets% 24 Geo. 11., cep. 40, see. 12, which preelles that no permit who edit spintuoue liquors to a lees amount than 11 at one time can recover the roost It we emisotled for Mr. Lumley that the statute was sine tete, and led been indirectly repeals& by subsequent eels,. but this wee shown not to be the ere, and the Judge NW that the law remitted say gabbro hem tai the veins of spirit,/ bold, at lose than IL eta dna, sok boviewor hard It sight seem, he was bound te give a venlig ire dr lishadast. [Advertisement.]—Hot s Loweee PILLIII Tll NOW ~.a alwe AL ut is. love pasta ale fit file = emus a—At Oil MOM at ths yam An WM. 'Wank are b so Mums rime Or b *Mar • • an. Wine teem le sod= C1 ' _ . _? .... i1 l Il a" Pb dlos. tbs womi ar IN to idirrei et Om illie OW, ow miedni ' ..-- fo . BMWs es good Ire bow =met: ON Ibl db. lain Fromm hen • Wag n.l.:•ece In MG dhow% sad ••••7 all i. ter owns r.aiii Ir. Tim We Or 1.1.1.0 ant ea Mrs& •si rerelices. prinalilmil 011. 11,0 mad NNW Enid= illPid br.l4. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before Mr. Bodkin, dadstant-Judge.) Newry Aso, ,tri Thomas , 0, end dams Harmer 60 were ledicted for testier in le dwelling-house of Cheeks Wshr, a eish-box: °ordain the stun of MI., Idsze= s eed mew. was memsel for the prosecution. Mr. B. Met mita deidel Jam. Mr. Ribton appeared for the two cithsatrimimrs. TM triel of this me lied nearly the whale day, bat **Mob In themselves were simply them :—Tha prom wake is the laedlord of the Prince Allar cr = i lemse in sad the leis w/ Ifs sad les:l r r h intewiedge where the ma ks was lit, amid a edam to get geserdea of In They _ is their eidist, get dim di with tha hr, sal astbkg 10 _basa teased of it. The piano was :=l,y albsigai by dirk semi, who mthe ad that me as smiled Mak the *key el their it mask se d *it and it the jwy, es eatakeek rearamble ma, eight la - esgek, si in wet a Y era, bed to. *7 bead VI diseiLdieglSY. It was is puma Iforker had bin he this emit Noe pare egg esed the Mike mid the sill dew& rim et at ite leird e grifa . Timm a pod ahararhor was tied hi late the box, and aid if be had bad what the cam tated. He m ~ id be WI. awl pasibid fiat be Mid she had the pieSIMIt a geed ihrmashar. Imes, SI IL odd he Mew the witness kbe ea ,bibs,of thins himeN, rad as frequenting the ere Weasel at the priseads—tbe Jane Shore, le new by a *bike ma aimed Richardsom, the Elm •=d te hador-etsest, likereditch, and the Ball's Bad, The k AwiaakoJedp—Witaisa, pa hear what the dam Ram Idave yea bees ia the Mkt ef gobs about to pito heart with tam primers mad coavieted - abort f WORM 01 MS amid Oharmas)—Tea, toy lord, I haws bees la is habit el homily gig to the Jane Shore, ad I imam thus ate. am. I hate kid the:ramie I Maw, sad it is not everybody tint gar gusto bad therackre ma hen that mete he bad dander* thies ohm kr kat. was he Abistvesa Tiaak skim dohs hes her he his eerie he mere. Mokre—The itheus is rehmay a Wow, are kids ▪ bat I korm kit wad es the Naito of thess sal aide imp, sad at dm No. No. 40 N, sow he may geed. me lig *Meer that ewers, sod M ccerekaid Hue he reticar. Kr. Albion ul protested spied is natter big pat he Isrma; he had called the witness, sal was bead to pail The Asileat-IMge mid the learned coesners is* bad lemitated whoa the verdict we. gives. Those rem le• =th mide le meaty the mind cd the coon, and, bode lecoriatent with his duty, am the Mod esemera i sappeted, the dim Evans would Mire ke esig e e l aa t melded ed duty if, know's( es fe he led ast pa the emit la posalisa d km kibekedea, Me fall sir lbe araity Mktg" Mr. Al., Is beads a kit legdp deb Ma tad to preade the witness if usesamy; and Ite wail say, thali g hat the unity of Middies hod dam kit Ma mk t e maw person, 'hoboes/ad formed talideseddmead ma err to speak that which they km la be Ideas le brought to punishment. With reaped to to. gime% dam could be mo doubt that they were three M • meet darns' class of depredators, for they had onenfagkerial and Ingeniously canted out a subtle scheme for gift Ms oath-box, w might have contained much or NUM, it mattered not to them, and the lose might have been ride is this respectable Seder man. In this court mercy was always the first collider& Son, but this was a cue of so diesel a nature that injustice to the interests of the public, width the court wee bound to protect, he felt it his duty to datum sect of the pitman to three years' reel servitude. Jones-14 Iced, you bays neatened an innocent man now if yam sever did before. I we. not In this town when this ro .May was doss,. I was In Birmingham. There is a mistake duty 'daddy, I wag not in it, and these two men know I was sot, and they would not have troubled the court 1 et all but pleaded guilty only to save me if they could; they did it, end will tall you so. I did not know anything of it , bet Fr had my fair trial I own, and the jury have brought Re la guilty. I must abide the consequence', but as I'm M esser I ehali bear up against it. My wife has coma up dem the country to me me, will you let me have an inter view with her before I go ? The Ariesat-Judy said he would grant an order for the rimer's wife to see him in the gaol. Gioia mid it was sow all over, butted to and Hamer we have pleaded guilty, only they to save Jam. who we imessan Nismor oaY Mkt we quite correct. Wow ski Jam was wanted on two charges at Binning ' bra, ad he mad have been taken oti this charges had ha beta la Me saw are a = tiss Wok pleas at to the wrier in which semi ash ireleirmill ate wllmete gad p r the Porgy. It w e e maid by Mr. Me eelk Ant is pipe mode ef presse was for mantel le est k the swifts whisk kW dist& aid In the indlitseeM, WY* Mr. Vim ear tended that the rule we. le_ go by sialiarhy, as had tow hid dew by Led Croptell. Mr. Mali me maid to with ~peat to a are in which it had bees Mid otherwise by the nalm most Chid Judas Irk. Amittsat-Jadge seld the bras would la what enamel odd art apse mud themeime, to p h the ardor la which the seam deed to the indielsrat. On Mouthy afternoon ama mad Burbidge we. cou victed epee his own thermion of Wads( mats and other articles Ikea the Young M. Laigleg-honses in Soho and Blooreseety, and the coast kaleaced him to 12 months' hard kink. (Bin Mr. Orasay.) William Sherry, 16, was indicted for stealing the auto of 61. is the dwelling-house of William Spicer Senniogtoe, the seams of his master. Mrs. Susanna Bennington ' wife of the prosecutor, living all Ho. I Calder Werra*, 84. Pancras, said the prisoner mu aapigd by imanad, a farrier, to clean about the beneeteul Is he blemell gmerally useful. On the 3rd obtuse the polsomie isms be ifs work se usual is the back kitchen, but slat big there for about half an how, he told her that his mem Imil sent fur him to take a base home, land she taw him gps amp gams the mad. About it echo* the sm =ri b an a r s i ni t bst uba l id a two a m ove= h oull .i g h z rf had asis ids We b r e mom Thom lini he ing mas b as kitcirea anag st d tar eneepg WNW sod as pagsgr. The boa MI beak , bat she lead tbe by as ille nista gawk The promuttor gal that the prisoner went away without his kuowlidp, snit IPOS not sent to take any bone home. On the following ramulay, the prisoner, who Ina then dressed h: • new wait of eleass, was brought to him by his uncle. He 'had been brought from Sheerness, and was given into the custody of • policeman, but he had spent all the money. The prisoner made no defence, and the jury immediately found him Guilty. Walter Holmes, police sergeant, 3 F, said that in 1868 the ;ASSIST was in the employment of a law steamier' is Carey street Litecolieeisur Lids, end while engaged there as an errand-boy be contrived to abstract poet-office orders from betters to • esaiderable amount. Although he woo Oben to the poliorellea, sad remanded, the prosecution was not pro moted with. It April, 1869, he warn employed by Mr. Ildasesdie, • plenoforte-makee, of Fleet-street, and In a vety short Mme be ocatrived to rub his muter of property of the vales of 1001., besides abstracting a blank cheque front his master's cheque-book. This cheque he filled up for 161, to which he forged his master's signature, and obtained the imam from the Loudon end Westminster Bank. He was tried far this offence at the Central Criminal Coma. sad matinee was deferred from time to time • but on its bring emeessated that his friends were desiro us of ,ending him. out to Australis, • nocuinel sentence of imptisonment for ova days was passed, and he woe at the expiration of that Mme given up to them. Yr. Creasy, after cautioning the peisoner mates:cod him to be imprisoned for four months, and afterwards to be con fined in • reformatory institution for four ye srs. Wm. Prechter, 30, fireman, and Edward Knight, 38, cab man, were severally indicted for unlawfully aessulting Slim Dennis and Ann Little. wish latent, be. In both LAW the offences wareoommitted upon mere chil dren, in the first instance the little girl being employed to nurse an infant, and in the other a cabmen taking two c Bien into • cab to give them a ride hosts. Mr. Sleigh prosecuted in both cams 011 behalf of the Asso ciated Institute for the Protection of Females, eta. They were found Guilty, and sentenced to 18 months' hard labour each. Mr. Cressy said that the children of the poor would at ell times receive from this court the utmost amount of protection from such outrages, by • revere punishment being inflicted upon three convicted of sunk atrocity. THE LATI MAPS 0/ A the Some morons beck u Owner, of the name of Covens% was convicted of felony, and bung a well-known offeoder, was sentenced to five yeses' penal servitude. In about twenty minutes afterwards he was at liberty, having wrenched the wood work holding the boa bars from a cell ut which be had been temporarily pawed, sad get through the window up an ores. It bas been asceralsed that the game men is now in gaol at Haverfordweit for six months, for an offence mom emitted by him than raberepant to his Lampe, and when that teem hie embed bs will be brought beck to serve out his I lim ram bee THE POLICE COURT& BOW-STREET. John dree/2, a pen aum with a black moustache, sad who said be wee a gentlemen living on We property, was abarglia before Mr. Mary under the following du- sten&rs. rolice-oonstabie 102 F, one cl the Mars appointed to keep (nerd Wilde th• West,end banks, stated that be was on duty that mains, shortly before eleven o'clock, when • person drew his attention too group of " sluupers," wbo were following • yeem gentleman from the London Bank, in Don. ceenowetresk Whetse went to the spot, neer Coatis's, in the Strand, and thee sew the defendant In mnvereatlost with the genikiesst referred to—the defendant baying for Gm re= so flea whom witness had known for font peen Y owlets! Wei, sad eaverel others (In ell lore nee), elm wham mho beer el the aseciatee of thieves. Ine. ars wet wee the wises sad meld, pointing to the dr Weal, a Whet h thin w men to doer' Drhodeee leareedieeely mete ce, bee wham tel= seattesea eo knew Ida. The dedrWt wee er etelerltaime we the hammed that be had embed the pada- man the trea* Londe Ludgettehill, and had affected to be a tote' Mager fn Mr. A brabamy ;Ma, of Bewared (who attended for dahadant), Ma the else epos what grounds he had pre sumed to take the defendant into custody? He had never heard a more unfounded charge. Witsem—l know him to beta moat' of suet of sharpen ate Mg 'boa our beaks. Mr. Abrahm—le It yew Mese to apprehend every perm whom yes aged f I really think there is nothing to answer hem maw an on= is to stop people engaged in mareaties Maws he hada he km a seapiedon. Mr. Francis Washboms the gentleman Waned to, said ha was from Maamehmetts, Meek" end the defendant came up to ha on hie leaving the beak, asked to know the way, and me antious about the Great Eastern ship. lir, Haney asked the Madam If be meat to my that he did not know the way to Ludgatahill ? The disident avoided the qmetion, and said he could prove he hid • good character. The thiendantwee than dleraargek with a suitable mutton. MARLBOROUGH-STREBT Away ferker,e smart young lanais living in the neigh bourhood el the Waterloo-road, was charged before Mr. Baas with unlawfully ragbag the boll at No. 69, Darla Wed. Brakelerausre. Xt. Walls Yam sarear, of No. 69, Davits-street, Illabamii thst Mesa these ea tOtlf that morn ing le wen ~, mewed le • lead mils and ringing at kin Mat _ , Mil IS ha WI. hemp ebbe and opening it to see what war On us Pe. he heat the defendant standing dem le idol o r e she Tried, sad ehe triad to ra hen tsgla, eal se he wall set pt eid of her, he called ferasesaigh esw ea OP Wells aide of the street sad pie be hieweetel& Is mower be Ih.lesees r the embholat meld he had bows the ddialese he On malle t wed be wee trying to 'ohne her, _but es !Mg lei viola bo WWI Is we her she leek a • haille anneesell Yen, awl hur language woe ma bed. The defendant said It was all Wen end she only celled ham he told her to do so. Mmunieesr. Beam mid he should war her to enter into her re ose the aunt 101., not to go user the hones wish. The deliadsat, as she was leaving the court said, "He is ear wild beam I won't have hien." (Laughter.) WORSHIP-STREET. Charlotte MO/Tis, a decently-dramed woman, was MAP Mr. D'Eynceat with attempting to strait. On the 21st of Alma bet, Bread, 490 N, found the pri se/sr intonate' end arcing a diaturtenee in PltgaY strM, Hades. he WE ler to the Robert-street Seas, dm she we. Peed la a. . Half an hour afterwrale, os the aim viol e the eel, On was lying on the sea WM is On flee. flea Ihe ids et•ackabendlosrehief Meta read hen Ma. Thhi wee aerprialy as possible re ad, den doe bpo it MY mattes, the women re 'OM wee taken to prevent a ellhe = s ame was eau made In alk mai she VMS head la skean state, ocean= 'pa e haii=liel so tightly that the bladed • Pea bib wee via bleodeeed between It and the When Moil es following wonting at We emt, it was la amtei that she bad on nay previous m ass endeavoured to take her Ills by similar means, and the aghaste ordered a remand. Scarcely, however, was sloe moved ars • my was heard from the cella, and again she was sand teas death by alga • ribbon round her neck. The officer now said that at the Hones of Deanna she was with difficulty prevented from precipitating hanelf aver some knitters. She was a married woman, but separated from her hutend, and her character so dieiolute that her tweets would not have anything to do with her. The prisoner promised never to repeat these attempts if forgiven for the past, but Mr. D'Eyaoourt said it was mini/eat no retlanoe could be placed !Toning, wend, and he should now commit her for trial at the _ I P 44l _ lo n ”.1. Ctrearitted ecoordingly. WANDSWORTH. A young named Christian Faust, _a German journey bake, brought up on remand before Mr. Dayman, charged m with breeking and entering the hour of Mr. Thomas Barnsley, a watchmaker and jeweller of Chapel-plain, York road, Battersea. There wen three other cases against him, his operations appearing to hays been confined to the asigh bourhood of the York toed. About two o'clock on the morning of the 29th ult., police operable Stirling, of the V division, while on duty, heard the arm of glen breaking at Mr. Barnsley's house, and upon looking he sad the back window rations'. It also appeared that nineties was so great, that It alarmed the occupente, and the prisoner was soon seen retreating from the back window. As he Care over he wascaught by the OtHOIT, who grad him what he did there, and he directly replied for "thieving." The rimer hed Melees brooch from thank room, satire consta ble else found in his possession a largitstone tied in a handker chief, which appeared to be Intended for a sling. The pri soner lied broken • pane of glass in the hack window which enabled him to anther the latch, and the noise hear d in the hones wen hie attempting to force his way Into the shop. Mr. W. F. Broker, a cameo, of the Yolk-reed, said that between twelve and one o'clock on the Friday night before he was awoke by hearing the fall of a window. He listened. sad then heard another unusual noise. Pretend, he heard somebody welting about In the house, and the steps appear ing to:approach nearer to his room, he began to get rather warm and ancenifortable, and he then jumped out of bed end cried out, " What's your game ?" He then honed mime retreating down the stairs, end the person got away. ff e e tren searched the place, and found that both his tack window and door had been forced open. He did not miss soy property. 14r. William Metthams, a beer-shop keeper in the York road, said on the Friday night hie house was broken open, and 25 half-ounce pecker of tobacco stolen. Stirling, the constable, aid be discovered a chisel In the hack yard of Mr. Barnsley's not belonging to the proprietor, and it oorresponded exactly with the rains upon the three houses which had been entered. Mr. William Carter, the verger of Illbrbricharch, Batter ies', said that on Sunday evening week the prisoner entered the church halt an hour before the service , and remained until after all the congregation had left. While he was leaving he tried to steal tho money-box affixed to the wall raids the front door, but finding that it was too secure he lea and ran away. The depoeitions having been completed, the prisoner was MEd Mr had anything to say, and he replied, " Nothing." Mee Da Man than fully committed him for trial to the Mena eaeetomr of the Central Criminal Court on the three dasilla of burglary- GREENWICH. Alias Yaks a lighten:tan, of 4, King-street, Rotber hire, was charied with stealing Is. from the till of a here. Johanna Henwright said she wee In the service of Mr. Holdfield, the landlord of the India Hours public-hour, situate in Riog-etreet, R itherhithe, and that it was a part of her duty to attend the bar early in the morniog. About eight o'clock while worded re had oocrion to leave the bar for • minute, the prises: was rending in the front, end on her return she saw two gentlemen entering, and having supplied thtm with what they required, she drew out the till to give them change. Oa her leaving the bar there was eighteen pence hi the till, when, finding the shilling was gone, she seamed the prisoner of having taken it, which he singly denied. She thee directed the gentlemen not to let kir amp, end she ran and informed her master, who gave,, the=into custody. Taylor, . giny woman, depred to having seat a siellbi he ems to the above house rust previously to the Awe artery. The shilling, she remarked, was black ened ea the hied der Whitbker, 1118 M, said he received charge of the prisoner, 111111111 be threw out three halfpesce and said that wee all the money he had about him. However on searching him at the station he found a shilling concealed to hie cep. The pri soner then said that he Ina with a female on the previous night, and fearing she roieht take the shilling from him he had placed it there for safety. The shilling was here produced, end from the black mask upon ft, as described, it was at once identified. In reply to the charge, prisoner rid what ha had stated to the constable wee quite true. He must now leave it in the hands of the magistrate. Mr. Seeker could not understand how a shilling presented Is psyrnent of some article by a stranger that morning could have found its way fnio primer's cop overnight. He should remand him for uiquirice sa to air eater. Remanded ad. accordingly. MUSIC AND DANCING LICINSM. The 6th of October is the day appointed by the Court of Quarter Sessions for Middlesex for the bearing this year of applications for the general transfer or grant of licensee for mnsio, or for mimic and dancing, under the astute 26 Geo. 11., e. ME In consequemos of the Serious house, Clerkenwell, being now under alteration (the works being unfortunately suspended at present through thee strike), the court will sit on tins occasion at the Guildha ll , West minster, and it is expected that a day will be set apart for the beating of new applications end opposed cans. The appli cations for renewals and trendies in which three is no op position will be taken on the day named, the 6th of October. Mr. Pownall, the chairmen of the county brach, has caused an alteration to he made in the standing order', by which three weeks' notice must be given tefere the commencement of the Mic.haelinse Quarter Serious to the usual authorities, of any intended applicationfor a new Hosea, or a transfer of an old one, instead of 14 days, as heretofore; and petitions in opposition to the grant or renewal of any boos* most be lodged with the clerk of the peace 10 char days before the seselose, instead of five, which has been the regulatiou up to the present year. The last day for the merle* of notion of new applications and Ussafers will be Monday next, thel2th inst. The substitution of ten days for five for counter peti tions to be sent in is with the view of affording greeter facili ties for parties who may be opposed to examine into the allegations made against them, as it has not nnfrequemly oc curred that on the day of bearing a petition in opposition has sprung op, of which the applicant had no previous know ledge, end containing matters which he has been in no way vowed at the moment to contradict or disprove. It is ad removed that any opposition will be offered this year to the removal of the gyrates to any of the great public places of asasmatt. FLooonto Tux Hoon or CORRECTION, COLD. wawn-inuara—Tbs pestaltment of flogging has, we wear 106114, resortea to somewhat irsqussily is Ms Neese e_Omossikw. Coiltath a. a. On Friday Mit • Omer dal up awl Mid them doses Liam throws 'pew hew, by New el the Orkin putter, kw heels; throws • son pot at swo se ths Moors. MAREM& COTTON.—LrrzaPoei. 81" 6.—T6s swim. is ex tstmely quiet, with a limited bushman at provious prima &lea, 6,000 Woe; ep,uulation sad export, 1,000. 3,770 America; at 41d„ to Rd.; _4OOO Swat, at 4M. to M. ; 200 Egyptian., et lid. to bud.; 80 Nowa, at %& COTTON GOODS.—M•warsarna, Bzee. 6.—We have en Improvement to r• both ia yenta end cloth& There qu a been a very good demand for yarns, and prices may be oted id per lb dearer than they were tut Teendsy. The demand le principally, eo far ea the export trade goes, foe Germany, - Bombay, and the llediterrancon, end the advance applies to all these desoriptkas of twist. The home trade am also buyers to • moderate extent, and the prices of suitable yam are • little firmer. As regards clothe for India there is more activity than on this day week, for ell kinds. The demand for printers continues good, and other kinds, Including shirting; ere about lid. per piece dearer. The orders given oat during the last eight or ten days have placed many manufacturers under °out/acts of sonic duration. Of this hastier e fair amount is doing for Calcutta, bet the great bulk of it is for Bombay end China. Of course, so far as Calcutta is ocomened, the bad man doing is not had upon advice, by the last mall, the letters of the 2.6111 July not having corns to hand, and the only letter which has arrived being one which by some un socount•ble romans saved the mail, though dated 26th July. This letter, which is only mapplementary to one from tie same writer on the 26th (and which has not arrived), merely states that there was an improved tone in the market at Calcutta on that Ws, and that yarns were higher in price. Long cloths and T cloths continue in goal mufti, and the hams trade bosses are twelve buyers. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lions, Barr. 6.—We hare had a steady market this taandas, and without any noticeable slteratkaa. The attendance Ye beta sheet is usual, and a biz hedneas his be treneeded la earanalde labition Wool.B.—Thrwomeizi.w, elm 6.—Tbsre Is • steady emetteopaica cof wool going la the &Aria, sad • good tlem mud atatiaste et full rstee. MAI(UFACTURE6.—IIimpiesereLD, Bm. 6.—The stock of geode In the cloth ball w estromely low, and busi ness limited for want of choice. The warehouse' bare bad a busy day moat kinds of 81111011 Age good. as well as a Fenton for the winter trade. CORN.-Hatt, Son 6.-At to-day's market a Mill supply of English wheat, which Is taken off by local minus at fully lest week's miss both for new and old. Foreign of tine quality sells in retail at better price, than obtainable during the week. Barley for malting in good request. Grinding parcels do not move off so freely as of lme. Beans and peas slow site and rather cheaper. Oats neglected, sod prime in favour of buyers. The foreign im ports last week are u under:-Wheat, 1,642 qrs. Barley, 3,927. Oats, 2,869. Beans , 667. Peen 149 . Linseed and rapeseed, 7,342. Laws, Sort. 6.-The supply of wheat is only mode rate; finennalities of old sell M rates warmly obtainable on Friday ; other deecriptions uswithout alterattos in value. Best new Is inquired for, and fetskee late prime ; thin com mon earn . go! sa m e i d la r posed . of at Beam thirrl.ez demand. .Fi c it s heavy berley sad other article without variation. Arrivals :-Wheat, 1,766 qrs. ; true, 40 qrs. ; rapessed,_62B qrs. Average picas for the week main Sept. 3 :-Wheat, 2,078 pl. 46e. 65d. ; oats, 370 qrs., Ms. berley, 100 qrs., Me. ' 2l.; rye, 10 qrs., 32e. fid.; beeps, 146 qrs., 445. to. ; pees, 12 ps., 40s. LYNN, BIM 6.-At our Corn-exchanp this day we had a good attendanoe, and • fair 'how of wheat ; the trade ruled slow at last week', pekes. Bosley more offering; good malt from Elk. to 44e. per qr.; thin (Andhra sorts as last tr ia ltents and osta fully as deer. Wheat, white, old, 8111' to 1330:e., Us. to 4130.; ditto, new, 60lbe. to nibs., 40s totes.; red, old, 6116 e. to 631b5., 40s. to 435.; ditto, new, 69Ite. to 38s. to 41e. Barley, Chevalier, new, 62Ibs. to 6410 e. ,118 s. to 44e.; oornmen, 6Ms. to 621b5., 30s. to Ile s. Beans, old, 651ba. to 6611ba., 48s. to 62a. • ditto, new, Mlbs. to &Abs., 43e. to 465. per qr. to the gro wer.. Nswcasets, SEPT. 6.-Small sandy of wheat front the eoustry E chieiy new, sad condition soft. Buyers are rather brisk. Prises fully as good as on Saturday. Scarcely any south country wheat on ogre, end prices Arm. Foreign neg lected, and holden not anxious to sell. In flour more Mull ane doing, at Saturday's prime. Grinding barley brings full prices, and malting qualities inquired for. Oats quiet holders reams to submit to any lower prices. Beans and peas without Inquiry. fianissany, 13ux. 6.-Harent operations being thomegly eymplated In this diatrict (sad the greater portion of corn be. tees got together in excellent oonlition), then wee a very peat Sacrum in the attendance of fumes to-day; than wee also on increased supply. Samples of new wheat , exhibited were not of the best and heaviest quality; and we i hear mope generally are not so heavy se lint year. 'rho ban nags r at e.. transted to-day was of • steady character at last matkat's As yet little is doing in barley, but but qualities fully maintained former prices. Oste, beau, and peas met an average demand, withoet alteration of prices. Rye and vetches were in more demand, at slightly Improved rates. Malt remains steady but Arm. New wheat, 39e. to 431.; old, 37e. to 40s. Euley, 275. to 42a. Oats, 24a. to 216. Baena, 40e. to 60a. Peas, 40e. to 46 1 . Rye, 30.. to She, per qr. Tares, 7s. 6d. to Bs. per busheL Plow, 31s. to 375. per seek. Malt, 7s. 6d. to Bs. per bushel. CATTLB.-B•LleStlne, Barr. 13.—At our market to du the supply of beasts for the meson of the year was unu sually large, and mostly of superior quality ; sad at the same time there wee a greater number of butchers sod dukes than we hue seen for some time. Thet demand for best animals was brisk, sad a cleanses elated arty' whilst for other kinds the Inds wee steady, sod newly ev f e2itking on offer was sold, the prime of lest market being noeintained. The supply of sheep numbered newly 3, (being the greatest quantity exhibited for =say months), met with a ready sale at former rates. Then were a few pens of lambs offend, which said at cor respouding pekes. Very flow calves, which were all sold at full terms. in the pig market the upply of store and other pigs was large, and as excellent trade wad doing at rather higher rates. Best ox beef, lls. to lllik per score; cow and haler ditto, 10s. to lls.; used,w mutton. Bd. per lb.; other breeds, 7d. to 70.;9d. to 10d.; y,.4 7d. to 70.; fresh pork, Bd. to 7d.; asked ditto, 7d. to ild., and in. to ihr. M. per mon; green bacon, y lb.; dry ditto, 90. to 104 .; sweat pickled 944. to 10d.; gamier old Mors pigs, les. to 20s. each; suckling ulna, 12e. to 245. each; cows with calves, 141, to W. each. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASII•LTI 11. Cottabt bro... me ffetreeeeet. ben Vying' teffendielesd w• ith desk. tn. ;wetted an thoglase es the sod of hePtentai le ...twinned, and wit; ;ratably he wstak.—Wyborg, dept. is. Paella repeals Aceleara, tram Leedom to blew. eated Dew the Cowes ea the Ytth of Member lame gad hoe not dace bees bard eff. Callteletp. — A large Inas, teported the Colleltalep, of Landes. trees the West Indio, got on above oe the north part at the OCadirbt MOM 1011; doubts are entertained of genies bar off; several ;ogre. with the itansegate lifeboat are goes to ber UMW. Moo—Deal, Sept. S. Iltranger (Web Ceptain Cut, Itran'Oryket to Werpoel. was lost off the Cape of Good Hops as Ow flod Whose loot ; crew saved hy the Australia, Ceptais *bleb landed part al theta at the Woad of Jallarana.—Jerery. Sept.& VESSELS 13POILIIN WITH. Übe!. from Gimp" for Mauritius, 49 drys, July 11iat the Equator. lon 1%44 W. Ahneenaz (American ship), from Immune, trey 29, let 8, los 21 W. Blue lariat, for Port rea halo., In'y 19, hal lit on 51 W. iiiobio (hip), from Elpoo l Obanghse,44,l4 11.11 W. Campbell) Mbip), from L o n for boothay 11 dip. hay Alin 111.5 14, 1=24.50 W. Chimera, hem I,llerpuol for Cabana. 19.1 at 5.45 N. ker lA3 Ceramic., from 6biens Mr Worlds; Anion 11, IA 9 14,10 rs 14 W. Isabella, for am Madras. lady 26, tat 9 IS, km nr W. Jr s.Jonee r fr Strad° land for Amstrads, lot 51 %lon 29. lady An, from Piymou h ranigrasta), for AA4slde, lat 9.20 N. los WM N. los Maude= (torque), for London. 1t• days. Angnst 9. lot 34.42 N, 19.10 W. Spray of the Ocean, tram Lost°. foe Amlland, lot 22 6. lot 31 W. to ede Noon., froze bosun for Ceylon. Anglin 11, lot 45 14,10 z 11 W. Whlnlior Wind, from Matanzas for Felmoutb, August lot 41 N. lon 12 W. Womb.? (torque l , Neweinle, from Avow IF•lanlk 11T days, lat 41.16 Ir, but/ W. METES, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DICIST.—Sept. 2. at Blythe Mall. Co iht with of Us tel. W. Dlg4, of a son. YOULOSIL—Sept. 4.• t Walthexostow, the wife of A. Youtem. . SOIL 110144-4444. 4.\t Pombeelewillee. llochley.w.ad, :be wife of A.C. H 4. Lady Loadeabotionb, of too. PMINOLIS.—tkp I . 3. et Burt torraw, the wile of the Bor. A. D. Prink, of • daughter. IIUdDLN.-13ept. 6, at Bowies Vale. Mello% the wife of R. D. leads, of • eon. lITOKIOL—: I ept 3. at Mtpey Btillib oor eplece. Remington. Mrs. C Sol" tit kaBIAGE B . CLAZIES—NWTTLEVOLI).—fapt. I. at 100 Il W acknof. T. C. Clarke. sof of Us late A. Clarks. of Newport, of isat. to Miinf daugb•or of J. f. Ilatt , efoo. Mao.. of tbe Grove, filitimato. COMKILI,-110iinierni W.— amt. 3, at Ms rambrarlan Citor.a. Onsets...p.m Cbceitte.upon . L edlock. by Use ra d ar Dr. Muer% Mr B. Corkin, to Penh Illootar„ dauyittar 04 Mr. J. lotanalms. of flagon GAIILANU-11ALDIES.—ling. 3. at Bt. Mark's, Oldatreet, by 14 • w. 111 .w 1 . Yr. a. wwwwd, oI moan. a isomfosi. domittar of the Isla J. liaidrea, Nag., of Hatton. ROnEitTBOX-I.ll[ll4Bol.l.—arr. I, at gm pulls church. 80. le Lubin, by tbe Res. 11. gratisalpary of anuaisi Lwww • .04 of the triMa Harry haulms, I.A. ,1•t• agalana a 6! Bile 4e, to It tim, _Lttu.satts of the kits John Atkinson, B.C. Art‘htape Lod" otbhice. DISATIitI. hit i lt i t- 11 144.1, 1 Mtri/t.Coaoolf 8.11.i.C.11.. sad In. DSO M I, at ATMs. Mad. Magmata° Dann., widow JI ki • r b • 1666664.1.2_,N4 Pl. GIST at wm.m., Nano B r usamit. 4haithts 01 ts Wee ilia. W. Ofey,seed LTlllll.—Pegt.S. Ln. AtyrAntant had 00100reac' e " moral of Intutd949lllllB.----• Pealed sad Fab116.4 ts lams Imo Hunt If I. 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