The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-22 00:00:00

It rrsto. CRYSTAL PALACE.. Mr. Sims Resew pia l concert at the Crye:al Yalu:eon Saturday—the inn benefit concert, we tel.ever that has bees give them by a private individual. Mr. Reeves's roam* will probably be followed, esp. by performers whom tunes ere poperrly swerve; for thnieb • purse to attend a concert at ft deem is the currutop nos of the test pert of a day, yet the cost ,t time and trou..le is corot Punted, twin the fee rammer weather, ty the pleeere of the szcandon, the beauty of the place, the exhila rating aspect of ill thiage mound, sad the pleasure of henries user erehtut valerian tte torture of being Ft/Leered in • Leen concert room la the dug-days. Ii was De rev:ring, Orrefors, that Mr. Reeves's ch i .-rt a s attended by an immense—audience, we were gl ,, ng •48. i.at the plome would be scarcely correct; for t2n dregs—Bey, thouseds—of the multitude were out of etr- shot. Those who had the remotion to take torir sate withi■ the tail aed sad covered spate wh:,h r ram r the toter t-hall an hour before the performers Lupin, were able to hear pretty well; but the others Bald hear little more then the drums sod trumpets t • Lao,' or Mr. Reeves's mighty voice when he shouted e. Boawl so alano." This was sa tncoavenience, however, wit► which no fatal' trill he fart. There is no help f r it sad people mar simply take as good rarer themselves as *bey eta. fleeing r btsined s {Arabi' plate, we heard will earough to enjoy considerable pismire from the performacces. NAVAL AND MILITARY PORTSMOUTH, At OtOT 21. A Ragman screw corvette, the Bayou, Captain Istennitt. attend at Ryde oa Friday orating. and on &MI , day owning saluted the gardens and the deg of Hai Com m usder.le Cb.l. wb cb c doplaneete were duly nano.. Wirer The Rayne w from the Mediterranean, hat flaw Cherbeenak The Trelelier, 91, emir, Capers B. G. Faashaire, strived at yesierdav senior. from 81werner, an d armed the et Admire! Beare, C B. Ihe Marys, iron sersw seism troop ship, Commuder John Bercesle mimed at dpithasd yesterday or Iva Gravesend , with the 66th Regiment out board. She aftermenis mass into larboar sad disembarked the troop. ler effeitie sa Omp mi. TM Armlet, 47, mew, Captain L. G. Heath, C 11... our into harbeur yesterday afternoon to Ws ever bat mew so the Desatier. 31, emir friers lb. Cleaner c miring of the 10,11 /Met. 129, Carlos II B. Kim, Mamas the lag of Admire Or C. H. Irtemmar, X C. 8., Jamie Watt, 91, Castes R. Cold ; AlOrns 91, fester. 0. W. °Vallee's.; Hoe, 91, Caw Nis 0. H. Seymour, C.B. ; Apresammer, 91.Captelln T. Hope ; Bcomild. 01, Caere A. Clummispli Pilau . Cesar W. lilmormaa. C.B. ; led rem rah, 6. It stmenmeseel. soiled yeseerda ) Marmon tar a errs. I. tin* d the lry Nark. TM ships rearriag Spithird me We lib soy. 40; dr Fides. palit whirl slams trete; the Lost. 31 ; the Gummi, mare strel steam ship and the Plaster, destae. ewer. TM Rules ships Serra. and Beyaa it. at ewb ir oa the Meahertaak. The FY le *elected to precool alertly to 1M Wed Carr ef Able a. Itsr Royal Highest' the Nimes lishealobe embarked oil lord Use Fairy, term yacht, et Oelearsa, yesterday rrYwn. Iss, sod atestes/ °eve to Parmessitt deck, ant, wheace the gftrab le fty. Ilts wee secosepeamed to Portsmouth Chlea soil the Prises Cussed. WOOLWICH, ACOVST 21. Extant s c, n AT Till DOCKTABD.—Oa Satur day sight a steed e.t.a of . sprinters weft earned out :ix the TIMM, a the decit3ard, is .der to Met the trictrac 011ie fire apparatus lamtrod by Mr. Fertilised ghee, of Pena. It.. tomato:. act earned byereral resets pulls man, snivel ohm, ot4b , o clock, and, is eccordsoce inch Admiralty Itetnothe 0, arrantismasto were made lur a ciar plebe Oial of the utility of the apperstee se applied to Bevel =Coattail re tlispreinenadwat me Has. J. R. ad, whit nurseries affirms and 11101111111ifie centimes, embarked on tou I it. Baehr snesewvimerl, from which the apearatue wee moose tato dm warm, sad the cutter oar the Vivid, Adiaireli• tie im-vessel, fully misused, was also implied, sada tne dimeins of Captain Brier. The Worse utility of to the Royal Navy is by the m whi b It &Atte of eurtoyiog Itibesolinven, or a c .at afoot sunset, with a small boat in eider ft asermen eb pr,oesce of bens or other olitseco the peeper. of a revel, whilst its advertiser &wag a pe riod IN wagon, ea so toom)*. root 'meld be of the utmost Impottece. It has hers sated in error that the iovenitun Blight be applied ter purposes of deetractios, but we have hem Wormed Wet irp. due a proieediag frost the apparatus, although striding en stereo IWO, would to hanAtose for the tguitke of any materiel musky deeirslillie. The Vivid, Ad.uireity etwo yacht, is ordered to bare for Spatted to cotvey bu Rnyel liiietess Priam Alfred to CHATHAM, Aro. 21. The Victor. f,, torso gag-tarsal, baying completed her fitments .: this Jeetywd, was yestentay towed by the Afi Kea and Alivr eosin moth hem thie pet to &seethes/ fur the wren el beteg ettached tithe mead divisket at the stein reeenti. Teabeds, the idols of the ofßase• mad awn of tha Royal sad Let laths Eastman were draws up is the barrack sitars at brouiptta. ate Ur papaw of hearths read the wa rmth of a &gene' court witrual pried cm Sapper Martin Clardy, a moth o f iscorrisiblatharaceer. The craw for which tha petanarr wee trot, sad of which he was fossil panty, was that of kaockion do • n a augment who was is the ezerwtos of hie dory es LI wren prtag in otemowe tha primmer trete • puliachusae, when he .Y 0 ethattas a anat ema. the ret reat boas r. mo-t i bond that he wee obliged to b. re moved to the R., eon huistiol. TM picador has .sly been anis mouths in the ORTION end hen bees tried darts, that period f otr unite. The court ewileaced him to 66 daye hard labour in Feet Clare:.re, aid to he placid nada atepp.igre kr cos year. A detachment of the 10th I(meare arrivA in the samertie as Est ur...to tom the comp at Aldreth .tt for duty. Tito btidt R. putts', jolt reteraed from laths., Iclt Glavoecd us &outdo) ter tioeport. Tue. MtitralLs NiOUSTACHIL—Aa order hes been wok at Portburst fiatrecke, f Atott, to th. effect that priest. J.. Mums, bovine Owed to. u4cr up com. trecy to orders, aka be embed to lemmas wag hit woo. stadia grows esem—lfeemeaint Atkeetieer. Duns or TO t Sas to• CANON or CHRIST Carina, Oarosz.—Tle ll.e. Feat Bich Benne, D.D., Sete *Rea of Carer Caere!, died ea Friday mane, es hie isaideace la Chriet Camel, nibs edvaavad y. of 69. Thb mineable &vise or to the money is 1810, and, bed Ite lived but abe needle Yager, would have held it hens esatory. Tin Naw I•coxr-TAX Aor.—Thee new Ir.coow- Yu Am has beet Owed. The sialleirl del of 4d. is the penal I. payable .4 LI Imams ammating 10 sad above 160 i. _a ye am it bei beta suppred that the duty of lid. erenid be limpoerd to biomes sot exceediag 1•.;N, bat the Weide en Wiry Leer on in imbj.et. The midi:ions' ed. i. the pseud es peel eel, profit., end grin ' .ad on lamb, tan nest% hereditament., end havitamie mKee e ed, in dattelan4 and Irelan.l 114.. ".8.11 be eollr. trd and paid gritb, sad one ant 'boss, tit, fl , st moiety of tha .ewes l or elerged." I It. stlsitionsl rats, of duty •rd t be shares.' up belipseety and qu.rterly asseserreen. Delo, mos we to be made en tomes! of in er,st, real, &C. ; sad U such pay s/dila be nelle wittiest the deduotion, they nay be recovered and ennived hors tit. versos to whom the lease may be wade. The snowmen of dal to pima. be menet of deferred amid nee Is to ho eresel,l to the like aasaities rostreeted for oak lb. NA: noel 11-bt (' varelesteares. Ihe art ranee* Le amid .4 ...yin to inaltelare beim 18 to 12 oe tad a discount of riz setek• is 01 be aliened to there is come queen of the redamom tf media es all salt ride de or after tie Ise of Nailer s% sod before dr let April, 1860. The additional defies out le collected i the balf-yeer tasting neat October de ti-wees. —•--• SAIIITART CONDITION OF LONDON AND ITS St rt. a c vaditva of sway pale of Lnecou sad the wester r•isaues vary Led; o.erceowdlag tamers. sad Own is the rresteet 'obtalaing healthful toilets,' $1 • raw• aePe roe. U.. p.or teas writes to co—" What to tee sew thirs.4bi , ot t WIC* WO oil dwekm to pay lot est lion.W: 1. with ,u lesaly, live is • new barely tow yards keg by obres yaslt wide, kw tibiae we p., 1.. s awl. staterstehed, sad • det3t'...tatAtas dad kier.sersbbiap, hedelead•elessise, sod clothewiresbeep, we an dinetwed with bad wriata. Omagh do addity it Itewew, • ire dew to the beds ell de, ex masker! depot.. Id deve lop d the poor ar. her,.ele den. el Mamie end diewaidert. The eared @teak-v.44 grew Kochi,. ft• r .sd cm ,„„rns ss m s s reddrro , rd drives pertro• vo the paella bows sad to out • le dm pkaseat .e.tut. CrustiAos, with Its wale made. edstirstle wwwwe, frost =. ree.st., sad twat. leers haws jug arr.. WI . the say, air, sada" which en shoo. 111. hrie.heole d ewer. L ob mon Y owast.d by a tautly, see Mph twee. sad the dotter Is • etweilat raw, la Ohs WWI it WA= strtesbw f ace asbota thew 'Awe. f w pew wid lesposoweate Si, d.sd with the starist dlf a.*. Os • newt bet Sark, sight we pseud does Itimddt. Then yes se des nitnite. tee foal/eye woo MI et wens Ye • Ltilleit 8/wig fed etteglag sheet the Weillaittesste baked thwe Iwo aelhi.s Witht bat abs ilea ildp, tibia wed Aldo 1541 Os. aid ono &Mad a tow is Id& Tbs arlidad de adesdien ass idepesidlt addywdate; id IS rods dr ad of s senver deeds es as sus ap, albs day. et de sod toil. ended debtor ou gird Ob. idol' daliesise; rd. whom rri *de am de lbws ft, els biome was sad wen.. rg sus or der Is dower math at Me essibles, se we is Seined wee eltd, be the unedd irks de Add or • Wok el bastleig IR It we mil; a belleste odd wa• deblier weed lolln do doe di pat pities et 1466. II Is seeded awl edema it 1•••• NOM the toffee wee manned la Destradd ',poete in the awl. wad Now 111. Soon. wYd 1010•• fo Nary-has. wowley ears. 1.• doe ellysid. ISJIIMISspe tie sir, lessee i• wean the pimps bat sistwid Peddler. SPORTING. THE LATE MEETING AT YORK. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 1859. TO Till IMOD. OT THI 170.11151. SlR,—Deopite the obstinacy with which the cam goatee persist in their system of mismanagement, the sup porters of the York August meeting are so numerous that we cannot but have a suonemaid Thursday's sport, and from the spell that we bad on Wednesday end Thursday it might well he eitended, there being quite materel enough for • font deys' merging if a weight ben age ram were only thrown it, as there would then be fully even contests for each day. It will not eleraps happen that the three -Sr-ofd events are so dull as they were lest week, and with the budget of handl cape and brilliant two-yr-old name at cetrimead,_ tie oxtai -1 otos would become • haled improvement. Iladerhurt's performance in the Rhos was the moat remarkable 'oddest in connexion with the haodicepe, for it peewee him one ~f , he beat handicap hones out. and his delsat el Lifeboat ' in the Northumberland PI as anything bat a mistake, es the roontug of Starke continued it to the latter, be It allows Lana shoat lib for his Goodwoot Stalicadelest. Althlegla I scorned all connexions with the favourite, my selection wee a happy one, fur it rat ea follows . —The beet Maimed upon, to best the fit kl are Maid of Dement, Vaderhand, and Archduchies, who may obtain the notice of the judge to the order wowed, should they all pto the post." An undoes- I seem circuoirtance kept the Maid at bona, and is bar absence my second took her plats. hat bad she started there is some memos in &app.:mug she would have won, lee her runnieg this season picnic bar a hoed three stone better than Arab i&whim, through the Prises of Deemerk's performance with the par, and she wee Gated urea to give Archduchess less than two stoat, Shaito Gob is op to his tote form by getting fourth, for the lot behind hhe were very madma n , sad vet her will Wave bat that he is a great home, red were . lee beadle:Gaped at front Get to ist la the Canbridgesthe he would have hosts of friends. Front Summeraide having she s her work, and an alteration is the fatties of the iriLated is party almost es sadden as when he was met to New cum ket for the Two Thonasal, we do not sou a first clan three year old at York, theist of Ihriato befog able to run sack a race with Gamester nod Nagelees for the Great York shire &ahem esslinsiag say calsies AIM might have bass had se is that, medioority, and they are seercely worth dreaming about Is sessesios with theft. Leger. The per teener= af liseammt (who ais New le a severe rem at y o Maar lee the sad Sir Hercules big draft r poi; oaf elm saa4eie& the Great St. Lea en Msaday seat the thirteen animal. mined Omsk that tea at Mork (Aristedemus, flankrnot, Cyn rime, Gamowler, Heir-at-Le, Lorton. Mr.. Stowe, Napoleon, Moro, eh Hermalee, Ticket of Lesve, and set take her Mareeleg of. A better elms of tem per olds, however, has maim aced the mesung. to is addition to the Wizard, High Trireme, Rector, Trevatare, Coate/tea, the , Emi sad some ethers kaisers or be aat the average qu ality, we att ained the means of or as good as tho beet of them in Creamed, who whoa et wit Ism for himself • reputation oral to that of U hie is ce dun, Andover sad Han es.. he he cosies eta nmeder heady, Haricot being out of the takillleted QOM Play Wile Wins foal. lilts Sahel. die, Mash Seethed, ead led Merry, in midi quick *notation. nuesooroby way beat him whoa they ruses over a greater mope of ramdf as his easy deftest of Vanquisher, sad ethers goo tho zatie Gimcrack Stake. proved he was more at hesmeome that disfaaas than any °thee. We Lye yet to ' Lea, however. wheats* Vanquisher (sot is the Derby) is a pest berm, tor Wirth' porformenoe was so eateries of hie sea mail, and he was .o dead melee that It is roorrtio meth a Irlsatad potty ea J. sages *load ham let be.. rem, as assay a good bone Ms boss nasal kin being egirisi mkt wash arcamehmess. More ' he noir his parka in tee Day our' be viol have Is her Therievaby. Maims islinakka, I-twilling, he., is the Champerse, Duseselor, as his met smanfos etthersets will sweet the remit ef that maws before lengths eay teethfa that " ebak." The miser event. send but little room he rummest, Fisherman's heist by Newcastle king the oaly issideet &carter explasaties, eaglets:3y as New castle's defeat at Wolverbereptom, sad difficulty of tai-posing of Th e Bankrupt ham slams his him to be about the Gems as mad. Shetaid the old hot.* get shoat pat is the Cesare witch, the market might solve the esiggies, as it is probable he km recently hem indulged at home. N uerlihstandise there me many " hams " for the cur rent week the serjerfay of them posers little more than local intereet, sad they can be essay summed op. hphem will take a era-elm esuideate, toe mimmtpment being in inch awl eseed heads that mamas harts* although t titre are but two complite WNW before the pubes soya. The King John Sakai More enticed the usual good entry, bat Thunderbolt hes ea the beet of the weight. from savor having quite won, sad he most be written a most aafnoky animal if he cannot dispose of the lot oppoeleg bin, the beet of which may turn up the Maid of Orlseee, tie Secludes and 'freeman am sat cotes starts.. The Surrey and M kldheez Handicap hes not many in to best Killievew, 4 yr., Set; bat if Blue Jacket, 6 yrs, `Jet 12.6, or Clam Webeter, 3 yrs, 6.t 12th, ire su ported by the "right sort" at the poet, one of them may do the trick for bin, despite their wretched eihibitios at Lewis, the old horse having the beet of the weights with everything in the race. Thaw who travel from Eshrim to Orford will find planty of anntonocrit, judging from the proerinurse, tee 2-yr.old Ifeadmiton Hill Suites having a good entry. Idgbain rosy throw some Hght upon it, bet at present Harney Wtataity laths most Pk* the winner, as the distance is but half a mils, Lady Folmar, being the best of the posallawf division. Plat* bide fair to bring together two moot wlnverv, In York, 4 yrs, 9st, and Enka', Beast', 3 yrs. Est to whom 1 shall Imre the straggle. FtY the Coy Ilmo beir: Plate lb. Lord of Lars, 4 yr., I.t 1311 e, ie sot the worst In, Sir Hensler 4 let 6,1), cad Frederick, 4 yeti l'et 31b, for the Part Plete, and Vuetka, 84, sad Jeeeie Efruena.let Ilb, Gr the Narsery Plate, being the other "good things" on paper. Suction bo s sm thegreet..t meeting of the week, and It. progr , nium shall bst.Gy disarmed ow Wednesday am, &C. LISIZAID IIiCTJO2I. The election of a representative for the borough of Llskeerd, is the room of Mr. &W. Orgy, ambled Cstemmio 'loner of Customs, eras held os 7.lday. r. Ralph Bernal Osborn* wee die only eyelids* Is the field. Pronoun to the eteetl.o • large number of the eleetor• of Bodnun entered 'he town di compeay with Mr. Wyld, the newly-elected member for that borough. Every test wore a wreath 4 laurel leaves on lee breast. Me. T. J. Agar Roberts,, M.P. for East Cog nrell, wee also prewar, sad the esti* assembles* num bered about two thoesand pryer. The Mayor of Lekeard presided r veturaleg officer. Mr. Burette proposed, and Mr. ANDILIW BINOSTOX secooded, the emoiartion of the Eight Hsu. Rallis Basel Wynne u a fit sad proper imam to reprvernt the borough of bees Wined * peritonea% ; sod no other canlldate having Tlie lje rt saainaciii Mr. Osborne to have tern duly elected._ . . . TM Hor . Gartri.zinue retannd thanks la a eFe=ch of some labia. 81, Anbur Baer, the newly elected member for Devon =.3lr. Moberise, M.P.. and Mr. WOO, M.P., also ad the sleets,,, expermine their r mearrence m the poll neat eanduseade at Mr. o.batte, and r mgratulating the tlectors as their baring ea worthy a reprwentanta. THE DEER FORISTB.—In the forest of Fannieb, the petty began the name of dr , r-etalkAg on the 15th. Captain Wywthem killed a rig with • heed et eight tunes, and wounded mod bet another with ten rises. A. Webb, . at one stalk, shot a royal min, another with CA to thee, and a third with eight. The deer were t und all very for• ward and in giod condition. In Cromer...roc forest Lord Doors is getting excellent sprat having killoi ten good stags to his own rifle up to the 15th met. On that day his Lra eblp shot two floe stage, right and lefr, and nude right and bit shore brit* during the previous week. (he of the stage killed on the 15th weighed 18 stone clean, another shut on tt e 12th neighed 17 eke 10 lb. elean—the etual'ea of the I tee .toga weighed li Maw, and the whole were in good ..dc dilog, the largrit remarkable far. In °lemma-darer ek.en rine were shot last week—eve fell W Lira Loyal'. ries, eve to the Mahar if LOWS,, end one Ina *hoe by Mr. Hoge Scott. At Onisnekes, D. C.Marjoribabke, Lai., soot a gee stag. 16f atone oleos, wait • well feriae.* head al eat lers.— Scoteesers. YOND.-10 censequence aad the prosecution hawing a:premed a desire That tha dtheapproaohhig departure of the Right Hoe. James W. court would he lenient towards him, be was liberated on gm for ladle be km boss complied to decline the messier- entering into Lis own recognisances m lOW. to come op for ship of the Newapsir r Preee Lund, of which It• still coati- judgment whoa called upon. atm ; a vice-president. The right h•a. gendaraan has StCOND COOKS COD ItT.—(Befoas Mr. Ellis, Q.C.) fawned a hope that 01 hot return to Enai•tol, Bee years The following cases were disposed vf in the Chancery betassAin my dad the fund • • brieiugg amnia u. DAM C oto , CM Mare" laq., harrieter.at- I or, bas Itietn elected ties- Jouph Leather, committed of a burglary committed in yam ad the faaL , &clams, on tlie Plat Jaly WC at the home of Samuel THE EDCCATIONAL QOUTION.--It is stela Oanset , woo sentenced to sit psi,' pewit ',gigs . thell in seeseessees of the Mamma oldie Romish metaled Niffiale !Aeries, charged with the mashinghter of his men Ike edacadca queet.os, Mr. Jame OTerrall hoe wen- wife, at Li I, on the 9th May last, ma fused gaily, died Ids redgmtion ci.olakelower. It I. added ea end esasaad to oix week: iniprieonmint with herd leboar. piebalds that in • few daje other Roman Catholic commie- Agars.m A lg iw sad N ary lrecw. „„, osev t a t r d d pes s• d oom w ill t o g. the aria. B ras,. An error occurred is our lag base cola at Blekeley. The forcer havisg bean pee wee, of this demount is Saturday. It should here boa viessly convicted, was meteor 11 to tour years' meal merri ment synodical swift tam." of " pow." be word rode, and the latter to duet months' imprisonment with herd paste/—their lordships having brought their peoceediap to labour, • elm mem days ago. Ntit PSICS COVllT.—(Berors Mr. Jutic• Hill, and a ELECTION it‘raNST.o.—The slectiOn itudi'or for Erdal Jury.) Ism in. made late return or tbe espresso inrurri , d by the STOCK V. 11411 LOW. ••••01.4 asenrv.ii.a cm dktaa M ' s". BM ' s. '" sad This was an adios to mem damages for a malicious Weise" tee the emulsion 'brims of that manly. TM prommtion. The defendant plaided not guilty. IN& 11 01 . 0 " dl"led t he el P e6a4 sad it "Ilan what The plain'id tea salesmen in the etoplo)ulfrit of Mowry. easy a te gaged omit newly it. each, the dis•hreesiiiets miihngton and Hay, rot Manchester ; the defendant id the i r via trth e 7r am . o s , tha mad e , 7. 12 : 1 4 : 117 ......... 4" 1 „,' . I° l ~.I " a do , ,i, Ma/10mM &goat ut Mown Horsby, and Co., of Blackburn, Barg and the tremactlosi which gave time to the action occurred so ‘ WW. "'""/ """'r lots ] up ntai ng far beck as IBM. At vet time the plaintiff was la bedews TAW Ida Pd. oei his own account in Mead:baster, se a conimbeigh eye% JET/134LS MARRIED A onOt D.—A skate jell i4Ttlell but not hamg eutacient capital to develop his camezios be dialliss that KW.1410 mowed to AUWIIAS ddljd, u. ociasalted a fr'end, Mr. Osettiorp, who advertised em Ms het whim Me *maim goveinrmat refuses lobes is Austria, belisli fur a partner with timsy. The dslesinnt M os lbw Pool 01 . 15 W eisnentos wer. 00 # 4 . Ms , rat'iro to sewed the sdvetthstsent, an interview took piens Imilwein Ergs awl ke esselired &as as Roma& dul.ros.'Ride theca ant (as rho plaintiff alleged) Mess of übMam fey Illewise Me with them mid when they bee lOW were agreed upon. The plaintiff was at that limn /eemei der MIN, whether tine wish to Leonine &await or for money, and it area olipalatsd thee the almilast *NU ARMOR& miltil• litho later sheradeive be preferred by ' 'Avows mossy to latialy his seeneing Midas. The WOW' ti Ow we how gait the empire within on year. The Wad to is canted on at the peasim aesephad the reseer• •••••er. Isay.••• ils!D lo got tilt fr t in Marty -strieti and tire *MA vie web" ad Is. 8 1 •2 dot/e'". dens, thair sos - r•t• sh , ji seed them Ti. name met the dose wee elmegekts he Wilkie asn Mimeo am be alive.—Jewielt Cl reipb. ' tow sad Co., het Ms pikintire ems was dm pima as Ms door is alder that his mutemere might know when to fled him. The terms of partiamehip were drawn out but not l'ill The delendeat imprecise Ina or nawilliog to vm s a° 6 og l e, the plaintiff premed him for route ea the a y mg the 3rd of May Sas turda, _he woe to leave lows tai the y following . Th e defaming promised is have e ahequs with the cashier, hat felling to do so the plet• told the cashier that ha 'meld go to Mews. Wanted, and receive the amount of their amount (til. 17e.) with the defendant. He did so. and on hie retry' told the osehlee to credit Hamm Wtethcad with the SISIOSIM 1111 she told the defendant, who observed that in • Isla pertmeidp the practice wee for neither of the pertain tedium messy seder snob circumstances, and *wowed a wish that that pretties should be observed between them. The premised oapital not being forthcoming, the plaintiff loft the warehouse and west away. He was shooed from Manchuntar for a short time, and on his return he wee ar rested on the 3rd of Angus order • warrant on the informs. tion of the defendant ohergieg him with em bristling the sum of 81. lie ' received from Messrs. West heed. He was taken to the police oHm, brought before the magistrates, end oa the application of the defendant re manded until the Tuserhy &nodes when he woe again brought up, and the charge dismissed. In tionsequeme of the taint noon his character it wee with the greaten dielculty that he entamoostly obtained a sitaation, and he had also to take the benefit of the act ; and it we ceer?Lte them dif ficulties that the present patios wee dela _ mantine t es to the UTSIt Inspector Bucklesy was allied and &C.. Of the plaintiff. George Bleck, the plaintiff, stated that be bad bean in business as a commission agent on his wen amount to 1856, in which year the defendant and himself arranged to bedew partnere; lidand eat to supply capital, end the proms to be equally divided. Plaintiff removed his books and stock to defendant's premises, where the badness was to be carried on in the name of 11. A. Barlow and Co. He frequently plied to defendant for money for business parpoan , but could obtain none. On the day when ha drew errs. Weetheate account, defendant prowled to leave a cheque for him, bat did not. He (plainuff) drew no other account, and received no other taursey from the defendant, who add nothing more about Messrs. Weethead's account beyond that it was the rule between himself and his late partner not to drew so /30111MP. Defendant gave plaintiff • copy of the snide. of partnership, bat did not sign them, as he said he expected • friend would join theta with 2,0001. or 3,0001. In cross-examination plaintiff said that for one year he was fn businese on hie own amount. His traneactions amounted to 10,0001. When the partnership was being negotiated he told Mr. Barlow there were claims egalnat him, sad Mr. Barlow agreed to pay off the claims on lus estate, and take the welts then existing. He swore that the defendant in consequence gave him two sums of 2.51. each and one of 351. He drew no other money than the 81. 17s. His debts in his schedule amounted to 2981. He did not schedule Mr. Bartow. (ties schedule was here put in, and contained this satry tt April 3to May 2, received during this period from B. A. Barlow and Co. on account of salary, 101.") He never asked Mr. Barlow for an alums* of 1001. W. Gawthorp, Sooolll2llloli, proved that he had ineerted an advertisement in the Guardian on the Bth Muth, 1866, on behalf of the plaintiff for a partner, and that the defendan t celled on Dim lu cumquat:me. He introduced the defendant to the plaintiff. The case for the defence was that a partnership had been contemplated, tut that when the defendant found that the plaintiff was in deb, he abandoned the Idea, and employed him as a salesman at 1001. a year. The deed of partnership was prepared by the defendant's 'solicitor in midair., but was never given to the plaintiff, who, it was alleged, surrepti• uotmly removed it from the office. Robert D. Barlow was called and examined. He said he was a cotton and commieslon agent in Manchester, and also agent for Messrs. Hornby, of Blackburn. At their first interview plaintiff told him that be had a mailable connexion. end that he had paid out a partner with 4001. or 6001. He said that he woe solvent, but when ft turned out afterwards that be woe In debt, he (defendant) refired to take him as a partner, but agreed to take hies into his service u a steam= at • salary of 1001. per annum. The money he advanced wee out of kindness, and to enable the plaintiff to pay his ore ditore who came is " swarms" to the office. He did not agree to pay off the clams on the plaintiff's estate and take the profits then misting. On Saturday, the 3rd May, the pleintiff asked for an additional advance of 1001., saying titre it would pay off all his creditors, and that whin he got cloth from Greenwood, Massey, and Co, sad • legacy of 1001., which he said Le wee to receive from Sheffield, he would rem the defendant. Defendant replied that he did not believe him, es he had deceived him before, and be would not let him have any more money. In the course of the some day defendant acid, There is Weelberttesid's account to be collected to-day;" and the plaintiff replied that he would get it. Defendant then said. "I dolma approve of anyone collecting money in my establiehmeat exempt my cashier." The plaintiff never told him that be had received thie money, but afterwards dal:admit ascertained that he hod done eo. The plaintiff wee at the office on the fol lowing Tuesday, and defendant asked him for the money, saving. I must have it. and shall take proceedings to get it." The plaintiff replied that be had the money at home, and that be would bring it. He did not do so, nor did he ever pay book any of the advances. He then went away, and defendut never saw him again until • few days before be was arrested. There had been no conversation on the Saturday about keying a cheque. He bad no Meth:mit recol lection who applied tor the remand. When he applied for the warrant ha conaidered that he had jut•auee for it. . crcae-sitamination be raid that tie plaintrtf brought to Mnrlyanet al: or eight pieces of samples. Wm. Slumber& the cashier, stated that the plaintiff on the Saturday maul be would collect Westhired's account, but he could Dot recollect whether the plainbff toll him after wards that he bad done in. Oa the following Tuesday the plaintiff said he would bring or send the mossy. lie did not do so. 0 o he add that tha plaintiff had salted en the &Wolin it the defendant had left a cheque. His lordship said the question for the jury we. whether the defaidaat to obtaining the warrant had sole l fd.ely and maliciowily and without remonable cause. If he had acted honestly, bone fide believing the charge he made, and from no indirect motive, then undoubtedly they should find that he had not acted maliciously ; bat if be hod aced from an indirect motivo, then they should find he find acted meltd own. As to the question of probable caws, it was • mixed on. of law and feat. If they believed there was • pen man on the 3rd of May they should find there was no probable cause ; but if they believed that merely the relation of master and lament had dated, then they should find that there was probable and reasonable cause. Hie lordship dwelt noon what he termed the extraordinary conduct of the plaintiff in tearing the busi ness without mottos to, or conservation with, the defendant, and he elm pointed out that plaintiff and dofrndant when to the wittpw.box bed diff-rod in every point, and the case was in fact ens of oath ageoilt oath. The jury, therefore, had .Imply to say which of them they believed. After a protracted consultation the jury agreed to a verdict for thspleintiff—damages one farthing. tam imelligcnu. NOTICES.—THIB DAY. M rauPOCITLN COUNTY 00171111. Mitre days mortared ter drs Final wet Brooiristrn. Portlerid.rood.—Wrariar. API'S; bail. n: Mew. n W . MITIVIELPTIL, o.bortrOusi—T..on. A NMit D : men*. is; Mir. It Liam. Csehavell No I. mpg!: Tank..7l; ®T I KE-w Woonmer CITT or Lost.' MAU— Watarrion a ; /um ,. Th; imjers.. IS: ?weft COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Avown SO. (Before Mr. CommisMow 7010 Adj adication of baninaptcy WitetilTs looming made se most John Edward Buller, whit had until recently carried an busi ness ea a solicitor and eXiVII6IIII at 68, I's-Ma-64de, in partnership with a gentlemen named Smut, under the fine of Smart sod Bulks. His liabilities, it is stated, tamed 100,0001, 60,0001. of which consist of breaches of trust ; bat this sem, it is supposed, will not represent half of the bank ropes dclinqueemes ; indeed, from tee rumours that ere admit it would appear that he haa indulged ea etude appro. c istfon of meant and tunro, having bubo& bate and dleipsied trust attar trust, being regulated in hie digielhillsis by tie necessities of the moment only. He abseended on dm ilth August last, since when nothing hex been heard of him. His partner, Mr. Smart, a gentleman of property, of the strictest integrity, and who haa foe many years held a high position in his prof. ink n, has not been in the slightest connected with the bankrupt in hie trembler' team. the bankrupt having teen sole trustee, and had the sole conduct of the funds he has misappropriated. The meets, it is said, will depend upon the remit of mural Chancery soils, which will have to be decided before the extent et the bankrupt's interest in redone properties can be ascertained. It la impossible, therefore, at preeent to arrive at even an apprortmate estimate of what they will altimately rubs.. The bsnitropt's private residence was at Enfield; and, besides his legal blopiness, he had traded as a brick seeker. The petitioeing creditor is Mr. Thome. Reynolds, a men merchant, of Edmonton. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-LivEaPooL, Amon 20. CROWN Coon.—(Before Mr. Buoy WatIKO.) Niehad Joyce who was fount guilty of shotruoting • police caw in tint diftharge of his duty, w twalmoof to dye yea& penal orvittido, HOTTLINO A TOT= AT BURT. Zechariah Hardman, Joseph Booth, and Phinear Murphy were errsigned on • charge of using unlawful restraint to compel James Constantine to refrain from voting at the last perl6mmtary election at Bury. Them proceeding, was taken wider the provision of an act of parhaumut in which all interference with the freedom of electors was positively febidden. At the last elec tion in the borough of Bury time was a severe con test between the Hon. Frederick Peel end Mr. R. N. Philip.. The former gentleman wee defeated ie 1867, and the letter use elected. For semi germ Mr. Philips retired front the contest • few days bakes the election, and Mr. Barnes (formerly M.P. for Bolton) entered the field in the liberal interest. The prosecutor wog • shine mann, and bed lived at Elton for upwards of 20 pars. On the morning of the nomination (the 29th of Aped) be went into the New Inn at Elmo, kept by Mrs. Holifteen. and which was used ea a committee-room for Mr. Feel. When Coesterdine loft his own house, about 60 yards ikon the New inn, he had three sovereigns in his pocket. On his going into the honer he saw Hardman and Booth there, who Mended on his baying something to drink which the proseout or said wag very strong, sad tasted something like rum. This took place about 7 o'clock sin. The mixture of which he partook produced 0311/011a immediate Wee., and he became almost helplees. Wham he wished to leave the house by the trout door the V:l7Hardman and Booth seined him and thrust him :b, which was brought close to the side door, when the primes, Murphy drove away. The cab took the dace- Um' de private road past some print works, and to time arrived at Astley.lnidge. On the way the proeeeu'or opened the cab-door and tried to get out, when Murphy struck hum several times. When they arrived et Astley bridge the prisoners curled Constordine into the house mad the Tipping Aram, Booth carrying the head and shedders. tie was taken opshors into • back room, where something which he could not describe woe Towed into ► him against his will. While be Ts al is the Tipping Arms be wag kept in dames, not being allowed to go into the yard, but under guard, and minus his shoe,. After • little time Consierdins, , wishing to maple, wished seein to visit the yard, but that wee not allowed, and a bucket was brought Mr his envies. He, however, took the bucket mid threw it through the win dow, which ceased • crowd to gather, and dating the ex citement the prosecutor owned ; the landlady lending bits Ave shillings to pay hie railway far* for the three sovereigns had disappeared. About eight o'clock p.m. on the day of the nominationConaterdice arrived et hie own town.with his fees end clothes bearing obvious maths of the dime to which he had been subjected, and although it was too late to take soy part in the nomination he voted for Mr. Bona on the 8 ,theday. James Coastardine woe called and llMlMMined—Hs wee • voter in Bury and his politioal principles were well known. On the day o f notoin,tioe he left hie own home In Elton shoot 7 o'clock e.m., end called at the New lan, and saw there Hardrean end Booth, who weft is Mr. Peers hamlet. The New Inn was used se a committee room for Mr. Pal's friends. When he got there the primaers gave him some high c bled stuff to drink, which wee very strong, and which very soon rendered him almost helpless. He wee pre into • cab and taken to Miley Bridge. Several times during the jounces be made ineffectual efforte to escape, and his fees and wee were very meth braised, and his 'hie front was besmeared with blood. In other reeptcm this witume bon oat all the statements of maned in hie opening addrees. . . . . . . Croes-exanthied by moue' for the defence—Ho bad been at leveret publie-housre on the Thursday, same of which ware °peed for Mr. Barnes's Mende, and west home about I o'clock in the morning from the Chinon lan. He bad not had eight or nine glasses at the New lan on the morning of the nomination. Did not aak Hardman to go on a spree. Did not walk into the cab, nor direst it to be rest for. The cab pseeed the Mid Print Works, where more than a bundled men ware employed, but did not attract attar. time from them, although the road lay near those evoke. Did not walk from the cab at As•ley.bridge, nor order any liquor there. Had nothing to drink in the house but what was geared Into him by the prisoners. Re-emitted by Dr. Wheeler—no print works by which the gab weed, were worked by a gamleman in the interest al Mr. Teel. Hamer, fustian raiser, was examined for the prosecution. He hold at Elton between the New Inn and the Mold print works. Homer Hardman asaisttngto put Conaterdiue into the cab, sad saw Bo Milberg as well a number of others an Mr. Peel's side. Raw the prosecutor rise in th, cab, as if to get out, when Coneterdine dragged him down again. The cab went in the direction of the Mold print works. Several colter paraons were examined for the pea...mitten, sad they is all material points corroborated the statements of the melons witnesses. Mr. Overead, Q C., sni Mr. Fernley each addrersed the jury fur the defendants; and 'Filmes's were celled to prove that Cameterdini voluntarily entered the cab; that there:was nothing in the whole affair but what was designated ss drunken epree ;" and that the aim wee not what the pro secution represented It to be. His lordship, in summing up alluded to the great Impor tance of alectora being protected in the free and conscientious exercise of the privilege of the franebise; and, urging the jury to set *aide all party feeling and bier, advised them to return that verdict which they thought proper upon the evidence. Attu a &liberation of several bonne duration the jury, after the i our' had adjourned, retneasel a verdict of Gololty against Hardman and Booth, upon whom sentence wee do- Murphy, the cab-driver, wee /quids& IPIRSONATINO AN ELECTOR AT 110CHDALl. Robert Chadwick, aged 42, who was out lee but, pleaded guilty to an iadicim-nt charging him with bowleg at Bosh dale, on the 6th of May, personated sea voter Robert Chad wick, dressed. Mr. Wheeler appeared fir the prosecution ; Mr. Overied. Q.C., detracted the prteeiter. Since hie committal the defendant has barn dangerously THE POLICE COURT& WESTILINSTEP.. 7/10111.28 Wale, on Irish labourer, was charged with causing an obstruction in Bodoni-row, Pimlico, by tarrying the fol lowing board :—" The odious document ogreemetit.—l de clare 1 am not sow, nor will I during the oentinuation of toy agreement with you, become • member of, or support any society which. directly or indirectly, interims with the at rongetnonte of this, or any other establishment, or the hours or term, of taboo?, and that I tecorreisethe right of employees and employed, individually, to make my trade eogogemeot in which they coy extorts to agree. To light your pipe with !—Petlow workmen I The above to • copy of your badge tf skew, I—By order of the cmcutive.-0. Ponca, Secretary." A pohceeela proved that • large number of myna were assembled rand defendant to reed the placard, and en otruction wag, cousequently, coated. A gentleman on home beck particularly complained. Mr. Arnold pointed out to the defendant, an uneducated Milkman, that he hod committed an oftenoe, but said ha would not pueieh him if he did not repeat it. He then took defendant's moogniaances to appear for judgment if emir called upon. FRIGHTFUL EXPLOSION or GAS. —On Friday morning, at an early hour, considerable seniation was created at North Be, Fulha m, in coaxer:mice of en *solo mon of gee at the residence of Mr. Wright, Peas Court, Brampton. It encore that the family was out, and the einem', smelling a strops smell of gas, thonght it advisable to call in George Perry, a lamplighter, passlog by. He tried the gas eine with a light, who. a tremendous explo sion took place, blowing the roof off, sod completely burying the unfortunate man In the reins. Perry was extricated and taken to St. Gaorp's Hospital, velum Mr. J. T. Haar, boon surgeon, found him so frightfully nintilated, that am putation of a leg was ammeary ; but be has receives sixth sever* Inn rail Werke that not the slightest hopes are en. breathed of hi. recovery. The remota were also much in jured, and are under medical treatment, but are progressing favourably. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN LEATHER-LANE. HOLBORN. —On Saturday morning the inhabitants of Father-lane, Holborn, were thrown into a mate of alarm in consequence of the outbreak of a Ere oa the prefab's of Mr. W. Travers, blind manufacturer. No. 1, Lestber-lane, Holborn. The fire was discovered raging in the workthepe, when the alarm wee rained, sad nierweogsre despatched for the 'sears. It was not subdued until the workshop was burnt oar, and the un eaten of Mr. R. Fox rag merchant, Mr. J. Maui, noel merchant, Mr. I). Bruelanai, figure maker, sad Mr. Lout Brogiotti, figure maker, were considerably damaged by am water, and removal ; Huescae is =knave. Xi. Travers isnot lamed, and the for of the other safferem will fall on the Sun Flre.of6oe. _ _ [eitilrefltsebbebt.]—HOLLOWAT ' ll OINTNIDIT AND Pll/11....W0.1111/0. ANON Ca SIM la dr bows My so WIN as the blood vosolim pa red mob moo pedalos be appobo4 toreeken, ,re Ti two asobleis ID goof bra am Al• Pro oomesied GM of are sektooted prow. ▪ . espeopo oro:C=rreboblooso Whore *tikes so Pim maim ma Woo& Tassaarnindhr M.. Is= F•Abotoo %AI but . .0 001111111 W, fo a ir lembh. and be enestial Nee ebbleuebe lAA To bombe tbey met etr•eutly mos. tobilled MR moldier Dom p dumps on lAA& rvua Mabee doposef. losobea, Wore el reomedem renders thime agellimlie Mr asprame sol AL4REE7B. COTTON.—Ltazasoot., Avoca!' 20.—Tbo tales of cot ton to-lay me estimated at 7,000 bales. A quiet steady mutat, at We riots of yesterday. COTTON 0300D9.—Nancwsanta, AUGUST 20.—The mta goo demand for India, which has led to a decline in for that merket to the extent of lid. and 3d. per piece, is encouraging the belief amongst buyers of home trade and shipping goods, that, by abstaining from operations, a farther reduction may be effected, but the extensive contrsots still tanning render this a slow process, and the recurrence of a brisk demand for the oast may restore goods to recent ex treme rates immediately. Boyers holding orders for various =Etats are withholding them fir lower rates, bat this la only • manporary expedient, and has not effected the value of penning and some other cloths, of which the production is sill somewhat In sores? of the demand. Low to medium meats of yarn have given way slightly in price, but fine numbers still command fall rates, and doubled yarns are also ia good maw. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Liens, Auousr 20.—Tbwe bas been a fair attendance of buyers la the market this monde', and a pod steady bovines' transacted in seasonable fabrics. The cooks continue low, and consepently fresh pods meet with ready sale. WOOL.—LIVESIPOO... Auouse 20.—Foreign continua in fair demand, and sucks net being abundant, prices are vary firm. Scotch wool partakes of the quieter lens which prevails foe most kinds of English. Saks this week 2,753; previously, 110,568. HARDWARE.—Bingtgoxen, AUGUST 20.—The had , of this town is muck in the tame state it was last reported if anything, there is more animation in some branches, and some of the manufacturers ere busy in fluiehing op orders for Canada. The orders in connexion with the home trade are still rather small; but the prospects of a good autumn trade have certainly not diminished; end whatever appesrance of languor trade may present here and there, it Is exceptional and not general. The reperts from the district an favourable; the amused for best makes of fi nished iron Is good, and all the warke are in as lull operation as the weatoer will permit. The meters of email-aired chains are on strike ((about fifteen hundred of them) • this branch of trade is curial on at Hadley s ad In the neighbour hood of Stourbridga, where the works are stopped in coesequence of this proceeding, the men reentries an addl. Howl shilling pee own. to the manufacture, which Ns nor tare refuse to give. The fact is that there is an massed Ishour in this branch, boys ant rim girls being esopeoped to it, and it is inlaid accordingly. But the strike will be most injurious to the trade in the future, and at presen t those sem. to be little prospect of a compromise. The aroma" In the gun trade of this town have ban "oat " for ereeral wear, bat there are symptoms of their returning to work at the old scale. In rho matter of the failure of )Gain. Cast led* of Tipton, ironnoestors, announced . a few weeks since, the creditors have accepted the composi tion offered of Os. in the pound, by two instaimenta in two years. METALS.-Livszroot, AUGUST W.-Tbe =demoted are the. for swabs in to-day's market .-tiootclt pig iron: No. 1 f.0.b., at Glasgow, per too, 21.16 L 6d.; good , No. 1. 2L 111 a. ; ditto mixed NOI6, 21. lb. to 13e. 34.; ditto mixed Nos., 8 months open de livery, 21. 14s. Other iron : Merchant tar, Lab., in Wiles, per ton, 61. 17s. 6d. to 61. 2s. 6d.; ditto, f.0.b., in Liverpool, pw ton, 61.75. 6d. to 64 16s. ; ditto, Bwifordshirs, 74 bo. to 71. 100. ; hoop, 81.6 a. to W. ; sheet, SI. 16e. to 91.16 e. ; nail rod, 71. to 81. ; bee, beat crows, 71. 10e. to 81.13 e. ; boiler plate, 91. Tin piano : Charcoal, 1 0., f.0.b., to Li verpool, per bar, 11. 12a. 6d. to 11. 13e. 6d.; oaks, 1 c, 11. fte. 11. 6a. 6d. Copper : Bolt sad sheathing, delivered in Liver pool, per lb., 114.0i* per t0e,1071. 10s. ; tough cake, 1071. 10. e. ; but 'dada Cm, 110/. 108. CORN.—Cansarnos, Almon 20.—1 a consequenos et the very dee weather, our market woe very thinly attended. Wheat, 40e. to 445. Barley, 36a. to 40s. Oat., 26e to 28e. CANTIALI7IT. •1701:111T 20.—Then wee a good amply at nu km today. Trade doll. Prime about the man se lere week. Wheat, brown, old, Me. to 4.55. ; new, We. to 46.. ; whits, old, 42e. to 60e. ; new, gle. to 435. Barley, old, 284 . • new, Me. to 425. We, .w, n 21a. Beam, 38e. to 40.. Paai. 33e. Cl.ll. MILL Annus? 20.—Nee bad a small supply of all kiod. of grain title morning. Went, slow sales, at last week's rams, sad sate and barley were In good demand sad soon sold at peens slightly above thorn of lest week. Wheat, while ow, 17s. to 18e.; old, 18e. to 195.; led, Dew, 17e. to 17e. el.; old, 17s. to 17s. ed. • Barley, now, 13s. 6d. to 145.; old, 14a. to 14s. ed. Oats , potato, new, 9s. 64. lo 10a. 6d.; old, 10s. ed. to lls. ; common, old, es. Yd. to 10s. 3d. Flour, per stone, la. lOd. so 2.. Oatmeal, b. 2d. to 2s. 44. Carlisle Jawnat. COLCILBST6/4 AUGUST 20.—A Very men supply of wheat sad spring men, each were in small demand m late rates. Mach ride hse fallen during the week; yesterday and to-day are very ens and hot. barley is much Injured by the rain. • • •"' • - Gcovcesvca, Atrocity 20.-We have had brilliant harvest weather the pet week, and under its influence our to-day's market was dull for Eoglieh wheat. Foreign offered on seater term.. Beene sad peas quiet. Grinding barley in rather better detnead, at fail press. O•te were very slag gtsb and 6d. to Is. per qr. shearer. Imports for the weak -Wheat, foreign, 2,790 gm.; barley, fordo, 8,1149; oath, Ireland, 1,320; foreign, 1,600; sundries., fasten, 1,240. Ciotti:MOßD, Auover:2o.-There was only& limited supply of wheat, which was disposed of on former terms. Not mach doing in any other thimiption of wain. Wheat, 43e. to 525. ; new, 42e. to 60e. ; oats, 21s. to 27a ; rye, 82a. to Ms. IitItTPOISD, AUGUST 20.-The market to-day w as vary thinly attended . The beet simples of wheat made last yeses 5: • infiatior wogs a dull sele-bat little now sire . Eferley made last week's pion. Oats, peas, and boos trade, at about previous rates. Whear,2le. es 31e. per load. Barley, 25e. to 335. per qr. Oats, 21s. to 29.. per v. Peas, 26.. to 22a. per load. Beans, 25e. to 31e. per lead. LHICISTEL, AUOVST TA.-There was a tolerably gaff wanly of *heat on offer, and an edemas of le. per qr. was obtained. White sorts sold at 44e. to 48e. ; old red, 425. to 46.. • new, 465. to 47a. per 36 stone. The barley trade ruled heavy, but there bring only few samples at market the reviiiip week's rates were metweined, quotations ranging from 325. to 38e. per qr. Other clescriptiotri of spring curs were a meagre show end fine old outs .old at an advance of Is. per qr. on late prices, which rated from 28.. to 31e. per 24 stone. The bean trade was firm at the extreme gates of last week, sale taking place at 48a. to 64a. per 38 stone; fine flour made 35a.; seconds. 33a.; thirds. 31e. Mr 20 atone. NIMCLIITLI-VPON-TYSTZ, AUGUST 20.-At our melee this morning, owing to ow Leman being so fully occupied with harvest work, we bed a moderate show of wheat from the country, of chick a classroom was effected at the WI nee of this day es'nnight. Twee were only three samples of new at market, which being in various cunditioa and qua lity, sold at the respective priors of 435., 46i. ' and 500 per qr., whereas the little south country new on sale was taken off at 48e., rel. and white 50e. to 510., 631b5., the latter being exceedingly fine and weighing 64111'e. per bushel ha taraily. Foes old Norfolk and Suffolk varieties being he l fur 6d. per qr. advance over Tuesday. lAnsiness was in con. sequeoce checked bat where that day's rotas re accepted ter millets showed a disposition to operate. Floor found nether more inquiry, but to its value we note Mile veia tion. Grinding barley wanted, superior Denial, weigh ing 6411.. per bushel being worth 300, 58 lbe. per bushel. In wale we have scarcely any variation. Grinding peas would sell at Ise week's rate*, whilst boilers are seldom asked for. le beans little stirring. Oats in limited request at about our previoas quotations. The arrivals of the week are :-Wbeat, coastwthe 1.869 qr..; foreign, 160. Bye, coastwise, 12. Malt, r oasted..,i 98. Oat., coaiderise, 1,410; knits, 2,340. F10ur,1,347 mks. NoawtcH, AVOUST 20.-Rare to-day there was a fair apply of wheat, both old and new, and it wa. taken off on the terms of this day eeanight; a few samples of barley were shown, the quality was very mime. Nothing doing in other grain. White wheat is quoted this evening 48e. to 48e.; red ditto, 40.. to 43a. per qr. Flour, 29e. to per sack from the miller. Latest averages:-Wheat, 2,5811 vv., 41s. 64.; belay, 821 qre., 28s. 6d. NOTTINGHAM, AUGUaT 20.-Bare to-day the supply of wheat iroin the growers was limited, and she trade ruled mere scare at an advance of le. per qr. oa fine fresh cartels. 014 white amid at 60e. to 64e.; red, Us. to 495. per 36 stone. There was a small show of barley, several samples of which were of the new crop, and were of irregular quality; grinding melee 29e. to 32a. per 30 ease; fine sues reeliaed very high rate,. The supply of oats was titetly fa;r, sad the demand befog dull, tka previoris week's currencies were eeareely relied, rates varying trim 2fle. to 345. per 24 stone. In beano there was no material alteration the extreme quota- Hone of last week being readily obtai ned, simple selling at from 48e. to 545. per 38 atone. Severe sample. of new wheat were on offer, the quality of which was very varied. 0 x rORD, AUGUST 20.-The attendance at this market, fa cooequeoce of farmers being Gamed is the Gelds, was ex tremely scanty, sad what few sales took place. either in wheat, barley, oat., bums, and pee, were nominally at last week's rates. Th-re was a fair supply of wheat, both old and new ; the Litter woes to hand, it te generally admitted, light in quality but in good condi - Goa. It Is quite apparent that there le • deBi ieacy in the yield in this stinghbowthedas compered with that of lest year. PirenintOUGH, Auer ST 20.-A fair supply of old wheat, and prices mete Stuttered from lest wee t . floe albs. yellow making 44e. to 44.. per qr. Soma ample of new were offered, weighiag 621 be per bagel, sad which fend buyers (wade up 6311,.), at 44.. per qr. New herby made 34is. to 36e. per qr., and new mite could he bought Is. per atone. _ _ ---• ELDINO AtICIVIIT 20.—Thls musket was but moderately supplied 'rub old wheat, mud of new there wee but m email number of parcels of rather imfervor quality. The demur' was stow, ssd sass were node oif old quality at InUy the price, of last week, but sew declised *Wilt 2e. per qr. to barley and other corn the whet was quiet. at We quotatioos ROCIOSTEIL. AVOl:lrf 20.—The accounts from all the great whist rowing districts of tho inferiority of the condition of the crop of wheat this year had the eff,et of 'fetal; as addidomel value to the old sample., which sold reeler briekiri et advises of Is to 2.. Prime qualities of white fetched as Idph se 61s, but the moral run wee from 411 e. to 60e. Sawa samples of new were plaosd on tits Ands, but nothlat *sate-ly was done in that description. the Wbse for arttiols wete about 4.5. Good red was is demand at 40s. to 44.. Scorcely any treaseetiose la Utley took place. There was loudly a run* of sew to ho ass. For oid kinds 285.10 34e. for rain kiwis, sal /840.1135. for melting was salual, bat ohs trade dosed fist. Oats were spin dot!, and area at a reduetioa of Bd.ar Qantas bat lOUs balms@ was seem Osamplas of old beam made the tall esti@ of k w p as ma, it witting, rather cheaper. WISSICH AUOUST 20.—Tbe heavy rains daring the early part o f the week retarded the progress of harvest, bat sines again o s o ds intoen ythe ced westhir ia earnest, w h reh ilm' essZteo ° r "g h ave rsarket to be thinly attended to-day. Several samples of new wheat offering, fetching 40e. for coarse red, up to 41k. to 49e. for fine white, all made BUG. A wimple or two of new oats offering, which were sold at Is. a worm. Other tirades ea before. . WORCESTER, AUGUST 20.—At this day's nutlet there was a limited eupply of English wheat, which told readily at fully the currency of this day week. Barley a slow sale, but unaltered in value. More doing in oats at previous rate,. Beans Is. per qr. lower. Peas unaltered. Your, AVOTST 20.—We have a good show of wheat at to-day's market, a considerable quantity of which was new; the temples were remark►bly good, but farmers were India posod to op rate on any reduction, and only a limited busi ness hat been dons at about teat week'■ rates. Only a little barley offeeMg, which brourbt full rates. In other articles no alteration. Prices Wheat, white, old, 475. to 60a. par imperial qr.; red, new, 49a. to 625. Barley, m►lting 35e. to 37.. Msit, 665. to Mt. Oct.. old, Is. 2d.; new, 11d. per stone of 145 be. Plow, 334. to 355. per sack of 2901b.5. Dort le, AUGUST 19.—Our market was again dull for old Prime for wheat are nominally unaltered. Out. were lower. There was a fair supply of new grain. Most ed the wheat samples were damp, and sold slowly at 21s. to 24.. Oats and beta sold rather better. We quote the former 12s, to 13a, the latter 13s. 3d. to 14s. Barley, 17s. to 17s. 6d. Foreign wheat continuee in limited demand, and scarcely support our quotatiena. Indian corn unaahable, although offered at lower rates. KISAC•LOY, AUGUST 20.—We are now in the throng of harver, and a good deal has barn cut down this week. The weather on Tuesday was unfavourable; yesterday was a misty muggy day, with a good deal of rain in the afternoon; to-day it is fine, with a high barometer, so we hope the fine weather may continue. At our couatry markets this week we bad no great quantity of old grain *Gerbig ; prime much the same &sleet week. We saw two samples of new barley -66th.., and the other 631 b.. rer bushel; both good, bat neither were sold. Here, to-day, we had very small supplies of wheat and oats, and only one Farad of barley. - gales ready, at priors to favour of seller*. No new grain at market. Wheat, 40e. 6d. to 48e. per qr. Bewley, 32e. 6d. Oats, 22a. to 275. WATIRPOID, AVOUST 20.—The weather this week has been tolerably line, and the harvest shoat bore hes all but terminated. Our market has been aesatily &Implied erith homegrown grain until this morning, when we - had a Gtr show of wheat which sold readily at our quotation.. Hardly any barley on oder, and but few samples of new black oata, for which 11e. 6d. was generally paid. Old hilly maintain late rates, end comieue to meet a goad inquiry. From abroad oar arrivals are limited to Indian Cerra for which there is en extensive demand at present moderate prices. Foreign wheat sells slowly at the currency of the day mi'maight. Floor folly as dear, and rather more inquired for. Imports this week: Indian oorn, 8,180 qrs. • flour, 27 sacks. Reports this week : wheat, 499 barrels; Oats, 6,636 ditto ; flour, 490 sacks ; oatmeal, 66 ditto. VBBBIIB BPODIN WITH. Albners, hers Ca'cats tar Lose" Jim IS. Ist 51.5 S. It. 5.13 Z.' *lbiza (.merlin.), tram Ohic YE Lesiva, JUNI" Ist NM 1, son 31.47 s. Road cot, Andant 10, Ist IS N, lip 9 W. QmaL (4.100,1 Lanni,o4 let Asetnak. Mena 7, lot NM 12. km Ie.IS w. Canoe& from Atrob kr CoiL Pane 30. Lt 21.30 11. le o Le Snolred poi. tit., Weans kr London, Jell 9, to 1.67 Mos 14.7 W. LW? Uele, troy Colombo tar Looks. law 26.1 et 91.11 6, los 16.16 L Peiallo, from &mks for Liverpool. imp kt 21.1 2, 100 L 7 W. Nepali, iron Loudon for Port Mit% Jaw 6,lin 27 it, ko 19 IL 91r Ceara. Anders n, from Maar kir larks, Way let 270,710 se Talbot. E. Noes Calcutta for Lead," Yrs 11, lat 0.10 a, lost 90 E. Wo!elasa tbanvie), ice Coast 09 Masa, eaglet 17, let 14.10 N, bra 47 W. Womack./ (Maarten) froM Ammo= for Falmouth, Jute 24. tat 34.118, loose 41.13 E. Somali (NW* 'Mp), with wagmaki, )all e. IPS 13.43 B. los 5 . .40 W. The steamship Jason, Captain Nicholson, sailed from Galway on Saturday, the 20th lad . with the mails for St. John's, Newfounelend, sad New York, 90 gestedem passengers, and 640 steerage; in all 690 pessengers. DESPATCH' OF AMERICAN AND AFBICAN MAILS PRO* LIYIUIPOOL. — Tbe Royal Mail steamer Aldo' laded from Liverpool for New York on Saturday with the made and 160 peamagers, including Sir John Rennie, C. 8., the Hoe. Granday Beasley, and Madame Anna Bishop Schnitz. On Wednesday next the Canadian mad steamer North Briton mile with the mails for Canada, &c. On Wednesday also the Atria* mail (west coast) will be despatched per the steamer Armenian. THE MAIL diItVICE.—SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY. —Tbe steam ship Ceylon, Captain Evans ' left this day with the Beet India, China, and Mediterranean mails, a fall cargo, 2,610 boxes of specie and jewellery, of the value of 719,91191., end 130 grsogerm, among whom were General Landsrd, Major WdL, Sir J. M. Glubb, Colonel Ty ler, Lit ut.-Colosel and Mrs. Clarke, Captaics Bey's", Moynte, Walker, Ras fell, Hicks, Wilson; Lieutenants Lewis and Pack, Emden Sparrow, Drs. DA. and Barry, the Rev. H. Storrow, Ine Royal Mail Company's steam ship Take will leave on Monday for the West Indies, to mum* intwooloaial duties. The steam skip Sultan, with the Peninsular mail, may be looked for on Monday. The Vanderbilt steam ship Omen Queen, with the American made for England and France, is 'ejected on Tuesday. The steam ship Behar, with the heavy portion of tag Bombay malle, is due on Friday neat; and on timeline day the steam ship Tentonla, with small from New York to Hamburg, may be looked for off Cowes. Tha stesm ship Weser will leave for New York on the 23rd, and the Argo on the 24th, the loniser with an English and German and the latter with an Bogliall and French mail. Theme.= ship Orissa sill leave on the 27th with the Bombay and the Sultan with the Pesinsular ALLEGED MURDER ON BOARD THE AMERICAN V asst CONQUEVAR.—Last week Charles Bontelle, the mats of aaAnierican ship, the Conqueror, _wee brought up beiorethe Liverpool borough coroner, Oersted with mussing the death of a seaman on board that vowel named Pietro Antonio, by striking and kicking him. An it appeared doubtful if the court bad sny jurisdicsiou in the matter thy jury returned an apes verdict, and the prisoner was diaobarged. In conse quence, however, of communications which took plate be tween the Amerman consul at Liverpool, the American am bassador in London, and the British government, Bordello was again armored, and brought before Mr. Manifleld, the Liverpool stipendiary magistrate, on Saturday. On the ap plicat on of his solicitor, Mr. Snowball, ha waa remanded till Trigg (to-morrow). THE MURDER BY AN AMERICAN MATE IX THE TYNE.—Money, the American mate, against whom as co route's jury had greedy returned a verdict of wilful murder, was on Friday committed for trial by the North Shields ma gietrates. EXTENSIVE FIRE AT BUDDERATIELD.—On Friday mos meg, about two o'clock, a fire was disoovered to the ex tensive dyelsoutes of 111 r. Burgers, Seed-hill, Huddersfield. It appear that a boy employed with some men on late work that night, discovered the fire at the drying mecLineeed, and endeavoured to get out of the balk:Bag, which is a very long one, at the other end. Here be found the door closed and the rapidly spreading fire catching warp after warp nearly stifled him. His ales ol alarm, however, soon brought the men to the door, which was burst open. The flames were at once seen to have obtained such an ascendency that there was slight hope of saving the building. This soon proved to be the ossa. The engines came, the town brigade and the Leeds and Yorkshire being quickly on the soot, but all that could be done was to save the en gine house on one side of the buddiag sad the dwelling house on the other, both of which have escaped with bat little injury. Tee dye-hones, however, with its valuable contact., Is completely gutted. It was a two-storied build ing, about 120 fret long, sod the matielve beams blackened ant burnt ere neatly ell that remain. The drying machine, which se enderstand was erected at a cost of several hun dred pounds, is now ter much old iron. Many feet deep lie the heavy 11,1•404 of cotton and other material, and the yard and outbuildings are strewed or filled with the stuff which has been saved, some of which is worth little roots than the portion destroyed. The mechanic.' and joiners shops, which adjoined the building, are also destroyed. Any estimate of the lees is at pretreat out of the question. The stock, which a single hour sufficed to destroy, mast have bean a very valuable one. An insurance had been effected in the Leeds and Yorkshire Cnmpany but we bear it eau only partially cover she loss. No relieble evidesce has yet teen heard to explain the muse of the fire.—Leeds Mercury. A proposal, made by the Town Council of South ampton, to expend 10,0001. of the Hartley Bequest in erect ing a public reeding-room and nnissurn. has met the approval of the Vice-Chancellor. We (.Ithewraupt) hops to ace the necessary works immediately commence-', DIRTIES, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. OaLTWlßlGr. 7 lnßiutlll o — si - lataarl ----- ture, Lady Elisabeth Cart. -- right. al &oat.. 0 lUltd. Auzuet 17. of Roust O. M. Oltho.ot adoubvs. SIC AIWA —Ago* 19. at llarwstock.place. HozoOataid. tho wife of Mee. Beet% the We at the Rev. rg44.7d;;;;. Sly WE —Ammo, IQ, at 14, the Lrb Awnst•lßWA. of • sae. TAUSLL.—Lwat 11. at Trim& ul d••Ltcr• Dublin, the ult. of R. AP - XAktIIAGEB CAOSlDY—HlLL—auscuott . ; AU langbata-ploog, by the her. IL. Haney, J. Carkly, Copula .1.11.'s Plls Light loteotrY. to Margaret, 6w.Ater o f J. AI. MU. Era., of Onfraohall uall GOODVIIN—KIN—Aargat 16. 24 84. If ez.arecs. bY the ew. J. Qom ILA, 18,. IL P. Oood of Harodait. to Emu; daughter of the MI I. Ibt• UN." 8t00...~.. !P.". DIATRO. Oft I PPERTIELD.—AosoM at MormstgavinkM. Mr. I. MOM. Sold aaod 73. Dblllll4.—AaraMl7.MDcmaMerma. Otadiamdaad Dew s . "SA lad al 11 Malo•ON.—Aadatt 17. at Stamford. W. Hart , Ufa. of Ore watt Otormard arum sad roar ead redirect ei dour. Lir hear. et No. I. betetw 4 ayrt ha Om Or at lahor Perim r de 0.1.11 b iee•teti Monk Is riededel YOIMA Amyl a. U&