The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-10 00:00:00

if. 'SIVE 2 4O, 'NZ Et LLIGENGE. • . w9l , PN RACRa3.—Talooar. b Tel wean. at 60 son., for all ages ; =Min miners of a milt. 'Thr. a grim of - trysts!, by Leamington—Catty 4.‘ 41b • (Lothes) I _ hlr.Awaliwg's Nom, 11. ma, lot 71b (J. Otebnihaw) 2 Mr. Wm. gadadeni's Belle of the Ball, 4yrs, 7st 11.10 (Dieg o & Tlic following also ran The eloggsrd, ~Doredale:- i no. thanbton, made by,Slearymsa.l. • • • • . Esithieg : 5 to 2 alit Nemo, 4 to 1 apt The flloppri, 5 kA• apt Queen of Crystal and Bto 1 apt DonVe. • THE STAYFORDSHIPX NI:IMM HANDICAP of kW son.. 'added•M• a sweepstaltds of 5 soft. each, for 2-yr-indo. Straight half mile. Mr. IL Ten Broeck's Contract, by Stockwell—Fandwign; Tat alb (3. Orlinahaw) 1 Mx. C. P. lludoon's British Queen, est nib (car. est 1310) (Ifibberd) • Mr. innate eolith's Sympathy, est 101 b (C. Gray) S TIN following also ran •--Bweetness, Spring GUS, K WNW/AM Edinburgh, and Vanguard. * Betting : Even on Castanet, 5 to 2 apt Sympathy, 8 to 1 .apt British Queen, and 10 to 1 offered apt aoy ^Tux P&TSHULL STALKS of 5 WWI. each, With 100 added, for all ages ; certain allowances ; the winner to bewail for 6004 ;if enter e d to be sold for 1001. allowed 101, and if " not for sale to carry 101 b extra. Three-quarters of a mile. Mr. J. Barber's The Clown. by the Core—Golconda, 3 yrl 9st eib (toe. 10th ex) (Costume) 1 Mr. Jacobi's Los, 4 yrs, 94 710 (Pordbsm) Mr. Sleredytha Protectionist, 2 pus (100 L), est tab (I. Grisushaw) lapidary also rm. Betting : 5 to 4 apt The Clown, Ito 2 apt Loire, and 3 to 1 apt t. Tax WOLVIIIIILAYPTON WALED (Handicap) of 20 son. each. h ft, and only 5 if deelared o with 200 added, for 3-yr olds and upwards , winners extra. Two miles. Mr. E. Wilkinson's Oldminster, by Newmtnater-Slisrf, 6Pt est 910 - (Doyle) 1 Sir. 11. Lupins Dollar, 4 yrs, est 1014 (Kitchener) 2 3sr. T. Parr's Blondin, 4 yrs, Sat 41b ,including 101 I) extra) (liwitop) 3 . _ . Despair, Revolver, and The Major also i>a - Betting : Eves oa Dollar, 9 to 2 eget Despair, 5 to 1 apt Oldminater, 7 to 1 apt Blondin, 10 to 1 apt Revolver, and 25 to 1 offered apt the Major. THE SVEwanDs' PLATE (Handicap) of 40 sow., added to a weeperakee of 5 ears each, for all saes Miaight half mile. Mr. Thomas Hunt's London, by dweetmeator t or Sate—Regllsh Rose, 3 yrs, 7at 12lb (8. Adams) 1 Mr. Saxe 's Anna, 3 ps, rat Mb (J. Orizashaw) Lord ntamfotirs Sloth, yrs, at 13111 (erawahsw) 3 . • Lady Knight also ran. Betting : 7 to 4 apt Anne and 2 to 1 apt London. TEE erAMTOILD STAILIS of 10 Dove. each, h ft, with 50 added, for 2-yr.olde • colts, Oat 91b; fillies and geldings, &A 1311) vintages erica . T.Y.C. (half..-mils) Mr. Corkin** Zla ca, Bst 11th (J. Grise e zi 1 Mr. G. Angeles Attache, Bst Mb ( Cantata Christie a The Grapple, NI 19b (Fordbans The following also ran :—lourterelle, Prosperity, Ott Martin Bow., and Money Spinner. Betting: 2 to 1 apt Attache ' 5 to 2 apt Money Spinner, 4 to 1 apt the Grappler, and sto 1 apt Ziece. DIE &vats W3LT33 Cur Os specie) of 10 eon. each, k ift, with 50 added. Osatkeses riders ; professionals 4114) extra. One mileand Lord Stsmford's 'Revolver, 4 yea, list Sib iinc. Sib extra (I. Doyle) 1 Lord lietenmes Regale, 3 yrs, Mat inn (Inc Mbs extra) (Yordhaza 2 Mr. T. Mrs Willman. I yrs. 10M Sib (Inc. sib extra) • (I..tdonwo Quest of ?mops also ran. Betting :. 2 to 1 each apt Despair and Wildman, 5 to 2 apt Revolver, and 4 to 1 aid Queen of Tramps. HUNTINGDON RACES.-TC/BDAY. THE TRIAL PLATE Of 40 sore.. added to a eweepetskes of 10 more. each, 3 ft ; weight foe age ; the wiener to be meld for 300 soya: One mile._ _ r. H: Birds Regina, by King Tom—Mammiter, 3 yrs, Etst (ll.Bltarp) 1 Sir. Goodwhis Kathleen, pa, art 215 (Sayers) 2 Mr. Angell • 1 by Claret—Supple Jules dam, 2 yrs, Mt thl (T. Goodwin) 3 Betting : 11 to Bon Regina, 6 to 4 opt Kathleen, 10 to 1 net Claret filly. Tai liEssess' PLAT* (Handles))) of 50 sou., added to • sweepstakes of 5 nova. each, for all ages. Oue mile. (15 subs.) Sir W. booth nd Bellehle ;brother to Blieber), by Chantl clear, 6 irs, 76 Sib (le Ai Mill 1 Mr. Roebruer's Aie. 3 yrs, 648 st , Barter 2 Mr C. Brewer's Corsica, 3 yrs, pt 121 b 'Sayer.. S Tho I•Howing also ran :—Merry Hart and Balderdssb. Tax Bstkinu kiralli3 01 4 son. each, with 25 added • weight for age ; selling and other allowancu. Three-quar t e r of • mile. (4 subs.) Lord Westmoreland's Wicket, by Teddlagton—Cricket, 2 yrs (301. , tint 716 (Tribe, 1 Captain Wortham's Corinthian Tom, S yrs (501.), 7st 121 b !Edwards) 2 • Sir W. Booth's 'archery, yr. 3'.d.). lint 716;Arnold) 3 f by Teddlngton—Bilham's dem also ran. Betting :.5 to 4 eget Hallmen's dam filly, 7 to 4 aget Corin thian Tom, and 4to 1 eget Wicket Won by three-quarto of *length. Tag Hoffracctoossarsz &mats (Handicap) of 80 son, added to s sweepstakes of 15 sows web, 5 ft. and 3 if de. eland ; winners extra ; rewind to save his stakes. 2 miles. (11 subs). Lord Westmoreland's Anrelise, by Stockwell—Zs:tab's, 6 yrs, Sal 1216 Mr. Godilimi's Fantrelnehe, 4 yrs, 74 Mr. liatoou'r Ramrod, 311225, bit . 10lb (Sayers) 3 boutnox idso ran. Betting : 5 to 2 on Auroban ' 5 to 1 apt Ramrod, 10 to 1 apt any other. Woo by eight lengths; a bad third. Tug Hocenscasoox STAKES of 5 sows. owl, with 50 added, far. 2-yr-oldo ; colt., Bst 101 b ; fillies. dot Bib ; orionere sates. T.Y.C. (12 subs.) Capt. leachers Rope, by Trumpeter—Pandora, Sat 13lb ,tae 71b eats 'A. Edwards) 1 Mr. C. Alexander's Cordella, eat 1311. me ell. cat Wens) S Lord Westmoreland's MUZICIAUSeII, set 101b....,J.1;0ater) S The following also ran —Coquette, e by Trompeter, Jack Jukes, The Turner, Lady Flormme, his Royal Righsese, sod Vislos._ --- A HANDICAP PLAN of 50 Dove.. for 3.yr-olds and up wards ; "moors extra. Three quarters of a rode. (14 subs.) Lord Weatoorolond's Marigold, by Teddingtoit—Slates to ingapore, 4 pa, Sat lab Regina. 3 )r, Tat V. Gooier) 1 Bir.re (Roodhoueej Mr Bogert** Measure for Measure, 3 yrsoNg .. , Nests) The followittef also Nebala.bariekeottook..?a!l latsrosa.. Bennis : ato4 oo Mangold, 4 to apt — Nebo* sto 1 art Regina, 7 to 1 apt Bateman, and 10 to 1 opt any other. BETTING AT lIANCHESTER.—TmcgoLy. RBOR HANDICAP. 9 to S pot Lett toecaohlre 'A) 114 to 1 opt Revolver of) 7 tot Caller Ov :t 8 toll I PT. IJIGYL 7 to 4 opt BlairAtltol ettol) to 2 aipt General Peel (t) CRICKET. EN , MANI) v. THOLTEVI or KENT. —ThiA match war concluded yeaterday at Canterbury. Kent only wood 57 f',4 their first and 82 for their seoood innings, making a total of 1 39 . England obtained :22 '2 in their first and only inning,. NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH. Ammar 9. The Orontes, 3, iron-screw troop hhip, Captain Henry W. Hire, arrived at Sphhead this morning from Bermuda, with the 30th Regiment. She cams into har bour this afternoon to disembark them. The Vtetoiia , 121, *crew lied-battleship, flhisifer ur• vice ta the kediterransus. CHATHAM, Accost' 9. The Superb, 80, old line-of-battle sailing ship, was towed out of the harbour this morning to the Thames by the Locust sod Sheerness scanners, in charge of Mr. Blakey, Queen's pilot, tot the purpose of being lent to the Turkish go►ernment sea receiving ship for the crews of the two Turkish vessels of war now in the Themes being supplied with their machinery. EAHIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. —The ordinary half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders I. the above undertaking was held yesterday at the office, 5, Brideinstreet, Weetmioriter; Mr. Watson in the chair. Mr. F. Wilson, the secretory, rend the report, which stated that the directors felt much surprise at the peat, and as yet to them large increase in the expenditure to Bahia during the past six months; and in consequence they have felt it neoriessry to send out a member of the board. Mr. W. Clay, with full powers to make an mquiry into that expenditure, with a view to its reduction. The directors have further to report the occurrence of a collision, by wbieb one of the company's vessels had been much injured ; mid by the May mail they received intelligence that a tire had broken out to the compeny's Morse at Atapsjipe, but the lose has not yet been sacertained. Arranp.nnote are being made to secure a further concession from the Imperial government, and a favourable report is expected by the next mail. Ao additumal mall steamer has bees provided, to Mice the piece of one of the boat. now plying ea the city route, found inadequate to accommodate the increuior trodic. The balance of traffic account for the past sit mouths ending December last had been 2.73. M. 9s. 6d., bait the directors did not feel justified in recommending any dividend. Mr. Cole found considerable fault with tbe management of the com pany, and thought a committee of investigation was highly Biometry. Mears. Coerced sod Thomson. the retiring di rectors, were then re-elected, sad Mesal. Cole and Morgan were appointed auditors. Toe meeting was then made spe cial, and a resolution was adopted empowering the directors to raise thesum of 10,0001. by the issue of debentures for the purposes of the company. WTBT INDIAN INCUMBERTD ETTATTB COURT, AUGUEIT 9.—before Mr. Heery J. Stoner, Chief Con,. iniesim.or. la the matter of the estate of Augusta Lomita and Emily Catherine Myatt'. *wows, arparte Mary Plum ate, pntitioner. A freehold planteMos sad anger estate died "Ile Hermitage Mutate," situate Is the pariah of St. Mary Cayce, is the Maui of El. Christopher, costuming 226 acres, wee sold be auction, by Marra Leatehild sad Mien. for 4,8001. This was the tint sale of property is the Wend. There wai cessiderable aocapetitioe, and the pain realised wee aeasidsted WA. ;~ ASWAN HOME Cllttiffitiiir-druitip, Avati* (Bdare Berea Nadia and 6:pecial Juries.) BEARD= IP. THE 11007 i UMW ItATIWAT ctilertir . The plaintiff leuught this adios to mover dexterity** the defendants consagneees of his wife hem( bell killed, as be alleged, by the negligee's of their servants. Yr. M. Cbamben, Q.V., and Yr. Ptaffbeick. were °o * for the plaintiff ; SiejaiSt Ballantthe and Mr, Y. Width appeared for the company. According to the are for the *Wilt, en the *id d the 30th of January his wifb and sane other paretios had retarned from Landon to the Deptked dation, at width *MI he resided, and where he obtsined his livelilamod sea labouring man. The nen complained of was tlist as the plainti ff 's wife was out of the nurrisge the train moved on and she toll undue and received in judo' which (=godlier death. Seveawl witnesses, however, were examined on behalf of the company, whose adds ewe went to show that the deemed had got out of the trate, and that instead of leaving the station at once and going about her business, she and several other women stood wrangling upon the platform, and that she beaked naiad the train, and her dress ought the step of one of the car riages, and she was thus dragged down under the wheels, and that the accident was the oonsequenos of her own negli gence and want of caution. The jury returned a verdict for the defendants. NORFOLK CIRCIIIT.—Irswica, AUGUST 8. CROWN Couer.—(l)ofore Mr. Berea Bramwell.) Banat! Wales, an elderly assn described 's a higgler, was tetagwith stealing 167 piteseanbe eggs, the properly of re of Grafton, Mr. (*ridge was for the prosecution ; Mr. Metcalfe de fended the prisoner. , The prisoner is a person travelling about selling and buy 14thpouy' and lived at Lxworth In this county. Oa the of April, one of the Duke's keepers had 22 been sitting on Overate' eggs, in a abed adjoining his ° at Lapiston. These egp were safe on the night of th a ellT, but on the morning of the 15th it was found that the shed had been broken into and 167 eggs stolen. The eggs were all marked b 7 the keepers with gimes, &c., in order that they might be identified if stolen, and the police, from some infor mation they received, went to the priecnter's house, and there in • copper (Guild a hen sitting on 22 of then Ma 1a a bowl in a oupboard they also found • great number, and on the policeman teking the bowl lato his hands, the prooner'a wife made a rush at him, knocked it out of his and jumped ookhe ma. Of course they were broken, bet on the fragments of the shells the private marks were visible,. leaving no doubt they ware part of these stoles. The pr isoner, when charged with the stealing, said he had them " • few days ago from acme one." This was the only explanation he gave. At the dose of the ease for the peosecatiou, Mr. Metcalfe objected that the 2ith section of the Ist and ad IV., provided for the taking of pliesaante eggs, and imposed a penalty, sad that proceedings should have been taken wider that act, and Dot for larceny. The sot providing • pecuniary penalty, showed that it was not intended to allow these eggs to be the subject of larceny, and in the avast of a conviction be should oak bin lordship to grant him a cane. • The berried Judge overruled the objection, sad le sue !Mug up, told the jury that these eggs were se much the property of the Date of Grafton es would be common bee's eggs, sad that if they • were of °plaice the praisesr bad moire them, they moll lad him guilty. After some &liberalise. the jury found the primer /rot Genity. NIM Pants COMIL—(Hlore lima Cheapen) SLUM= r. COATES. Mr. CrMaffey, Q. 0., sad Mr. Cherry were for the plain tiff ; mid Mr.!ffulwar and Mr. H. Drake for the dsfsads This was an action of slander, and of • most painful character, the plaintiff's daughter being the wife of the defendant. They were married in 1845. end had two children—a girl and • boy. In DM they separated, the defendant labonriog under the delusion that his wife had behaved in the wickedest manner with the plaintiff. From tuns to time be had made accusations and seat by post drawings of a most indecent character, reflecting upon his wife and the plaiotiff. After the examination of the plaintiff, the counsel on earl aide conferred, and • compro mise was (with difficulty) effected. A verdict was taken for 20f., the defendant also to pay 2,5001., to be applied to the support of his wife sod e ild ; mutual releases to be executed as to the covenants of • former deer' of separation. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—LivzspooL, Avatrer 9. (Before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn.) Five men, named respectively Christopher Sharpies, James Sonia, John APDonald, iMeid Atherton, and John Powell, were indicted yesterday for a garotte robbery at Liverpool on the 9th June last. The victim was Mr. Wil. Ham Lawreace, a clerk, who was on his way home from a meeting at the Concert-hall, Lord Neleon-street. when he was marled by several men, garotted, and robbed. Mr. Lawrence swore to Sharpies as the man who had seized him, and Smith was apprehended whilst musing away from the spot. An iron marling spike with which Lawrence had been struck on the head, rolled from Smith's pocket when he wee running away. All the primates were felled Guilty, bat as M•Dcreald, Atherton, and Powell had sot taken so prominent a part is the outrage, they ware sen tenced to 10 years' penal servitude each, while Sharpies was sentenced to 15 and Smith to 12 years petrel servitude. His Lordship, in passim sentence, mid—Men who went to commit garotte robberies, careless of what violence they used or what injury they did, were, for the most part, as cowardly as they were rtffiaaly and ferocious ; end the only thing that would take effect upon them was corporal punishment sad bodily mitering. They might depend upon it that that punishment would be ap plied ; and if there was anybody in court who had say thing to do with these gangs of thieves and robbers who infested the streets, it was well they should know that the law allowed the iorlictios of the lash to • moth greeter ex tent than he was about to inflict, and if it should be ewer sary to resort to the full measure of the severity of the law. it should be done. No mercy would be shown to men who committed oilman of this kind. The sentence upon the two orisoaers, in addition to their tarns of impriannotart, was that they should each receive, that day fortnight, 25 babes with the cat-e.ninatada on their bare backs. With regard tot/mother three prisoners, there was no evidence that they had had about them any instruments for violence, and there was greater doubt about them. The sentence epos them was, that they he kept to penal servitude for ten pars. The prisoners appeared to be completely astonished, sad Sharpies and Smith were apparently terrified by the severity of the sentence peened upon them. A very painful scene occurred amonuet the friends of the prisoners, in the body of the court. When sections", was pared ups Sharpie", aa elderly woman uttered a shrill cry, and a:darned. •' Oh, merciful Lord ! be's my soa !" She was at once removed from the court ; sad when the other prisoners were am termed, two or three other wanes, who were similarly affected, had also to be removed. The prisoners said nothieg, but walked from the dock with the aspect of men stunned. To-day another case d protte robbery was disposed of, Wm. Courtestay being sentenced to six years' penal servi tude sod 121451ns with the at-o'•eiee•tafe for pretties end robbing Joseph Cooper, of Warrington, who wee in Liverpool on the 27th el July last. THE POLICE COURTS. MAILYLEBON*. James Box Ann, a earman, was charged os remand on snapicion of having set fire to the Attain= Saturnine, Talbot.road, Paddington. Mr. Hide added to his former examination—l bad my suspicions spinet the priapism on the same morning as this last fire occurred. About tee minutes or a quarter of an bour after the fire was eagles I was standing in the gate way of the mill. Prisoner came to the door, and I asked him what time he came in on that morsiog. He said, •• About seven o'clock." I asked him what time he left, and he said, "Near about kelf.past eight." I said, .` You will have to account for this fire." As near as I can recol- lect be said he would do that, or he could meet it. H. then went through the gateway and assisted io moving some planks. 1 would not let him out of my sight, and in quired for a sergeant of police, bat an inspector (Egerton) coming up I gave him over to him. His occupation ou that morning, in seeing to the horses, ought not to have taken him more than half an hoar. I was not preaent upon the occasion of the other fires. I saw the piece after. flare was nothing in the immediate neighbourhood to ac count for them. William Swanton said—l am foreman of the Fire Bri j rade. I was called epee the first occasion to the tire is the bay loft. I arrived after it was out. ad saw where it bad occurred. Then was not • deal of damage done. Th. aecontl fire was on the following night. Whes I got there the fire had hems put out. In crosa.ezamiaation Somata( said—The fiat fire I should I say lasted about half an Luse. The second fire I should say I lasted abort five minute*. . - By Mr. Yardley—l saw the reroutes of burnt shavings upon thew-and occasion. I should thick that they must have been put out in less than live minutes. The &whip were beset about four feet around. They were very light mid up dry. They were like feathers. The timber is thoroughly dried before it is need. Croscaramioation cautioned—lt would take, I ohould ay, a quarter of an boar to thoroughly light the building. Ido not think it would tele meee. It would be a eery difficult ibis( to say that the mill we. on bre is three different Obese. The pence would have to be there at the moment t►e place wee Arad to spook to that with certainty. Mr Yardley—Time Ism to understood you thought that from the short time after the five wee discovered. it would be impoorlble to ley whether there were tine die het Area ? _ _ ch sat behave that Garotte mild speak le then hetes three "schist k for osrtais. Bease-1 was In Mr. Hide's employ. Ire...lab* tie Stet dre. I ems with the prisoner thee. Previews to tie fire we had takes some bay iota the loft hem a sea. I gate the bones a trees a the stabile After we bed cot sours shaft we ems waiting outside for the corn to coma The cap ease round sad !took onetime do so, beak sad the preseeer brought the other. 1 told kin to lam kis does Nein Ind o f rr. r 11.2174 1 . tAT-PRE. 13 8, .WODNES: DAT . : EYEig-g-ifeiti - OT„ Vl A 1864: =' ....- T liiii, the loft, lad he iid M. I tea titmice° 1 lima mixed soros al the oces with the she! we had been Gutting, and whilst doing so /In. IMO Mt the servant girl to see if we had gone. I left the loft =her on the balcony. 71m primmer and went • direct into the Duke• of Oarsman puha'. hams sod had a pot of beer, tad whilst there the oar - re awe in that the mill was ou firo. is witness then gum evidence upon the second fire, which entirely ammo/a the prisonesfrore any poriktipatico in it.] William Triadle, soother mar employed ow the mill; was next coned, and folly corroborated the last wither?' evil dthee, and added that when they left the mill anterior SO thheattood the the mistress was waffles for them at thegates and whited them "good night." After Yr. Tan had crammumiced the witness at some lesgth. Mr. Yardley *aired if there was any further evidence. Inspector Egerten.-170, viz. Br. Yardley--Then I on oily my tleafithe case is now a great deal weaker than whoa it was bat before me. it has bees already proved that the prbeeer caualtave no hand in the fiat two Sees, and teens is modem to 'bow that he had any conneetice with the third tn. Ho is cliehargod Ido hope that the aquifer will be ail followed up, for all who i hare heard this mud came to therms ocesoluaiss. thee then Ares were the work ot ma moendiasy. (harks Nee& who bad been wprahended af LlysrpooP by Fletcher, one of the 'errant 'Moen of the wort, weer charged wtth obtaining • shows far 3s& from thememetory of the South Western Rahway . Company by Ws* repre senting that he wee Injured In Urn accident Mr %barn statlbo on the Wet day of Axe* ram. Mr. thumb* the law dept of the eompany, attended to prosecute ; and, after open* the war elotily, coked the following witnesses. Mr. F. Jane MK:aulay, the welted secretary, said— The first application made by 2s) prisoner was ou lbw 10th of Jung A letter purporting to be wooed by ebonies Nash, dated the 101 k afJune, reseivatat the secretry's office, Waterloo:edition, in whisk was enclosed • medical certificate, beariag the aigaature vol Alfred Bow, and dated Haramennattb, Jane & Mr. iTighan7 Wail --- tie; °orbital* from whisk it appeased that Mr. Hunt ambled that tbn prisoner was sufferies from several bruises oa the legs, end was is gnat pain. Witaeso—l aaswered the letter and kept a sopy. Oo tbe 11th of June soother letter Wllrecaived. Mr. Ingham—lt is signed J. W. B. Seat. Mr. Orombie—By Mr. Jenkins, Hs Mr. Soot*. Mr. isgbani—A lawyer's latter is feet. Witsess—Before it was answered. Mr. Jenlriss called at our office ontlionday, the 13th. andst that time I Wiens he produced a second certificate from Xt. Hunt. Mr. Isghani reed aloud the esetifioate, which stated that , be (Mr. Hunt) had carefully examined Charles Nash, who was suffering from greet pain, and appeared to- be injured internally, as he expectorated blood, and that it would be some time before be would be able to resume his Astir awl recover his health. . . . . Witness—Mr. Jacking was moompanied by the prisosar. He had an interview with the secretary, and it ended with the secretary agreeing to pay him 201. to lieu of kin claim upon the company, on the hith of the certificate and the prisoner's representations. A cheque for that sum was draws by thesecmiaty on one of the hanks of the company, the Union Bank of London. which the prisoner received. I wrote out a receipt, and it was handed to the primes', who si Wi d aO t. r—Do I understand you to my I was not in the train oirtbe Tuenday ? Witness--I cannot my. Priamer—l have three witnesses who were with me, and ante home with me on the Name day. (?o the witneeel— Did I sot offer to undergo an examination before Dr. Femme= ? Witness -I don't remember it Mishit Tomer, a young woman, was next alled ; she said—l live at No. 6, York-terrace, Albion-road. Oa the 7th Jane I was living at No. 7, Tranquilla-terrace, Hammer smith. I know the prisms —he we. father's lodger. I re member the 7th of June, bemuse it wet the day on which the accidenthappeeed. He wee at the house at half-past four o'clock. He went out about half-past six &dock in the evening. I saw him and his wife taking tea. I did not look at the clock, bat they usually took to between half-peat tour sod five o'clock. When I saw him at half-past six o'clock he was walking along Traaquillisterram, towards the river aide. I remember his estimable home at twisty minutes to three o'clock in the morning. My father let him in. — The prisoner—The cabmen who brought me from the Waterloo station an prove the time. Witness—l heard him thank my father, and he then walked upstairs. I saw him at a quarter peat 8 o'clock the sans, morning. He appearedin his usual health. He was walking lams. I said, what's the matter with your foot? He said, " A horse stamped upon it, Betsy." The lameness did not °patinae vary long, tor directly he got out of sight he walked as well aa any one. On the Wednesday morning, as I was going out to work, I saw the prisoner's little boy take in a newspaper. When I returned home at dinner time I saw Mr. Hunt there. I heard the prisoner say he had bad se accident on the railway. Mr. Jobs Turner confirmed the evidence of his daughter. He added that the prisoner asked him to look at his legs on the Friday following. He noticed that they were not grazed or swollen, but they were marked with "dabs" of something, as though they had been painted. He remembered • coavereatiou which took place either on the Wednesday or Friday alluded to. when the prisoner bad bold his daughter about the borne gimping on his foot. The prisoner's wife said, " You are not hurt, and I don't believe you were there at all." He fibs pri soner) had • small scratch over the eye. and his wife said it looked more like a girl's scratch time anything else. Wit ness told the primate that be beard him tell his daughter that a horse had stamped on his foot, and he replied, " It is all staff and nonsense. I might have 'said so. I did not know whet I was saying." He wanted witness to take • note for him to the railway people, and said he expected to. get 601. Warren took • latter to Mr. Jenkins for him. The witness thee proved the handwriting of the primmer with regard to the first letter mentioned by Mr. M'Caulay. Mr. Thomas Seymour, the landlord of the Greyhound public-house, Fulham, oho proved seeing the prisoner about half Tut era o'clock oe the evening in question, as be was walking along Tranquilla-terreee towazda the river. Mr. Ingham inquired at what time the accident hap pened! Mr. Croatia said it marred between Tried 8 o'clock is the evening. The prisoner here said that if Mr. Parker, a surgeon in the !owe of Harameramith, was sect for he could prove that he spoke to him at Ascot station at halt-pat 6 o'clock. Sergeant Pulpy, of the Tdividoc, sstteepp pod into the withers box, and stated that he was Instructd by Mr. Bent of the railway to make inquiries of Mr. Parker, and he ascertained thaihe Lnew nothing of him. Mn. Crumble said that was all the evidence he could offer that day, sad he had to apply to his worship for • reamed. _ _ Mr. Ingham then remanded the primmer until Tneeday next A mooed charge wan gots, into against the primer? for obtaining a cost under falai, repressiaistioos from Mr. James Swiason, a tailor, of No. 5. King-street. Haruroarmoith, in April last, and a remand was mated in that cam Tae Wll2 Mow= EIZAR TATINTON.—At the Somerset Aegis's at Wells em Monday, before Mr. T. Chambers, Q.C., the Common Serjeant, John Allen, • mil. way labourer, was indicted for the wilful murder of his wife. Betsy Allen, at Hatch Beauchamp, on the 4th of May bet. The prisoner, suspecting that his wife bed been too intimate with a savvy, cut her throat with a razor, and afterwards attempted to commit suicide. The woman lin gered for about six weeks, and then died. For the defence it was attempted to be shows that the women recovered from the wound inflicted by the prisoner, and died from some isdepandeut roue. On a post niotori examioa. Con - beiog made it was found than the windpipe had become narrowed owing to inflammation, and this, in the opinion of one of the medical witnesses, might hove arisen from natural causes. such so a cold caught alter the wound had heeled. The jury, however, found the prisoner guilty of murder, sad his lordship passed sesteue of death in the usual forte. A very affecting scene was witnessed in court during the examination of two daughters of the prisoner, who both cried bitterly during the whole of the time, and when the sentence was pronounced • piercing thriek ran through the ball, on. of the daughter, having fainted away. MAGISTRATES •ED STREET PILZACHILRB —At the Birkenhead County Court yesterday Mr. Dowling, who has acquired great notoriety as a street preacher, sought to recover 40a. damages from Mr. Yeunghusbaad, a Bhlesa• heed magistrate, for, illegal smash and arrest. Oa the 115th of June Mr. Dowling, while on board a steamer from Woodside to Liverpool. Islam to math, on which be was told th at be most degas; as it was against the commiarioners' orders. Medico still persisted in preaching, on which Mr. Youtighustead, one of the Birkenhead magistrates, who was on board the steamer, ordered him to be taken int. cus tody. The police on this seised bold of him. took him back to Woodside Ferry, and thence through the streets to the Birkenhead Bridewell, where, after a brief deteatioo, be was discharged. Mr. Harden, judge of the county court before whom the cue was tried, said that a point of law bad been raised, to the effect that, seder Jervis' act, the defendant, as a magistrate, could claim • delay of 30 days for the issue of the summons. Be thought the only result of his doing go would be to have the Mae carried to a superior court, with • claim for higher damages. The amoust et damages sought for by the plaintiff showed that they were not vindieUve, sad indgieg the ease on its merits. be should give a verdict of 40a. and carte for the plaintiff. DrAvu TROY Elint-Svaoltn.—On Monlay evening, a boy, about five years of age, named Samuel Tborold, who resided in Acton•atreet, Riegalaod, was playing is the street near his heste v without a bat, when be complained of a pain in hie head, immediately after which ha became in sod remained so till his death, which took place welkin 12 haws. The surgeon who was called in pronounced it to he • decided case of sun-stroke. utLavertioemeet.)--nouDwAY's 012471113 T AIM Pudo.—Old .Age.-It as a matter of profound tmpoita ce to gleittude the strength of the seed while you cure their luesng- Lae. Holloway's,neuedles possess this merit in a high degree banes ari-es their unvarying lamest In cluing that curse of ago --.Loadlega" Soon after the application of this olutufrol to the foulest ulcer Ha airtime la sew to clean, the discharge to 'eems thicker and better, the Mat diminishes. the totems polo aantaged, and hs swelling sad aligner gradual Waco anti . Holloway's ointment and pills are likewise andnentgy ceabls lo castes of erreipeisa burns, KIM, aggess, lsaik guld gouty itiffammallain, and many more sly agants pm& lag Cron ankleatal Agleam ocirsoias,vital Waft ~ .:, , 11321102DiNA117 OMAIROB OP Amami:l 4-o— , - 4r : 11, . Kt; Flowers, the ' ' a istreiare a". wart, Bowirkeet. vim ties of yvalsaday altar:ma a ara wgl azaltad a'&veld dial at Jake* la - prataidoa, sad lad A k io** se eager efesteetee se Itedbaeo of 1111141• ben oftbailvki. aad al maim sad *rasa* osaupytag evet7 avasweaspoos withla ike wan. • • . . . . . Asourouic, far sus & 'had been Wood at the iambuses of Mrs. Bruaare... bob book-keeper at tie Adel* Theatre, against ltr. Wea k y Bateman; the father of the young lady whose perfersanosest that theatre have giver so =lta gogalerity to the name. The easult was raw/ fres euesnitted ea the night of taw Lt of Aogast is the gba, ad, sear BedfordUreet. The ariseicEsesj opted by Mr. G. Lewis, of Lewis and lawU .alams„ and Mr. Bateman wan defended by Mr. Mei*, — bid& `u. Mr. raul a —r • is this owe for the complainant, Mr Asgobßsiwsww Foe a very oonsidcrable period Mr. Betas= h a d be.. terms of intimate friendship with tessopleimat lad barpluali *ad, and had been a visitor at *air balm, They bad a daughter, or rather Mrs. Bristowe bade de ter by a j a mmer whose WI. Ma Tamer, sad the defendant wooden , oquaisted with that young lady, het* rut her at their bout w sad at the theatre, where eh" aria i an d be, mo th e r in her liana duties. Beastly Rik Bristow* had received sadist infante( her thut ea iistireserf emoted between fir. Belienum and Mee rower w jeti.sem7 lot a chancier which ho wool d ant sisseribe„ pefierrug to spare the yosng lady lisessif, a • we/ as the dsfewelast, who was • wanted man and Mbar. Mr. Sleigh strongly proteeled egekst seek imputative's— imputations which be men gillakiler sod leativeed7 denied—being east either open v Mime or the you. lady. Mr. Lew" had • duty IN pert elm ; he Wig_ Pala to falai that dety, sad lie mast ti de eowleavieee• of the receipt of the letter &Hided . to. Ms Bristow* wee in duced oa the meow is goalies to !elbow sad watch the proneediap of her daughter OD lest big the abseils. Tb resat was, that she saw Mr. Dale Iles sad her deeffhter inneivat the 001041 , Of Bitelo44lNOSi. whew he Pot hr altos cab, and win about to follow; Mrs. Brietriere, however, rushee forward and proceeded M lay hada her daughter, to pull her out et the cab ,. 'dare then struck sad kicked her, white was the amenie oo naplaised of. It tram oertaiasoi el a mew el =odor, bet he sob =Medlp that it was me for a w=re d eug ht Orbs hound over, or deedl or seat for trial Mrs. Anomie Beistowe—l set the wile at George Brie bee, wine beaker, and rondo at 17weitolkotreee, Covent-annum. L have lege nequaierml with Mr. Bateman for more than a year dam. before elm 00111014111011. meat of Leak. He used to come to the box *Moe on bad ness, sad that wee hew we became emusiist. el. He intro duoed himsolf to no. sad hemmer farailim He used to play with the ehildres, and they used be poll) tie hair about. Mr. Sleigh , observed that all We wee very u relevant. Mr. Low's—Did the /Asada* °online til Ihe lift Beg- Lad! Yn Bristowe replied that he lefelinslawd In AVOrliet, and wee about tweeter mew genie details so to the o bjecte of hi journey, when Mr. Sleigh objected to the iatradisekisa of es attar which wee entirely irrelevant, and which. whether tr to or false, wee siodarova. kr - . - Linionly asked whether the frieadahip • continued metal he hit Zeeland 7 Mr. Sleigh-ItL not the question I object to , bat what the witness is Baying, which is really no anew wr to the question. Me. Lewis-I cannot ceetrol a lady's tongue. (A laugh.) Itn. Bristowe continued-That friesibbsp oontin nod until he lett England, and yea resumed on kis nitwit. On the lat tut, in ooneequenos of a letter I had received. I went to the Strand between ten and eleven o'shick at o feat I saw my daughter turn the review way boat hams. Sbe harried down the Strand, and when about 1 teelhwd. street I saw Mr. Bateman join het ; they did not spa ak, but hurried oa together to the milt rack. I saw him six ak in a hurried manner to the cabman, but did not hear w hat be said. The cabman opened the door, and Mr. lie Osman handed her in. Me woe about to follow her in le the cab, when I went up, end put my hand into the cab to prevent him , and to get BIT daughter out. Me tuned round. I • said, "SEAL wretch, you haws taken my daughter!" upon which giving me a lock, is• struck a on the elioalder, kickaktas on tha leg, and said " Yen woman!" I took her onset the nab and took has haws. Mr. Lewis—Had you, prior to the assardt, given asp. provocation Witoms—Not I. strike me. IL ten days at ter that sissi absconded. Mr. Sleigh—Yos say abeeooded. Wilaesa—Yee ; she no sway frost kerne. Mr. Lewis—She left her home et alleve•As. Cross-examixed by Mr. Sleigh—l had a position in tbs. front of the theatre, sod my daughter occasionally sedated me. The Mordant had oression to ovine there as a matter of busiaesa. Ho was constantly there. I have had no interview with him sinxi the alleged assault, excepting the following night after she left home. Then I asked him. whine she was gone. I could not swear whether I said anything at that time about his having assaulted me. b could not tax my reeollectioe. Oh, if I must, very well ;. then L will lay "no." In my exciteineet at my daughter's disgrace I may not have thought of that. Mr. Sleigh—For your daughter's chanoter's sake yem ought not to make such a remark. Did not your daughter go home with _you that night! Witness—Yee. hi;.SreighAad did you say one word to her then abash the Seteedaat having struck yen? WkiiMll-1 did. iird you say one word to her about Wog moulted? Witness—l shook her violently. I will own that; I was so aggravated at her indelicacy. Mr. Sleigh—What I want to know it, whether you alleged to her that you had been 'mulled, and did sot the telt you that nothing of the kind had taken place ? Witness—No, she did not say so. Mr. Lewis having stated that that was his case, Mr. Sleigh—l cannot help expressing my very great set prise that any lady having • due regard for the character of her own daughter, should have instructed my friend Mr. Lewis to drag before the public at this court to-day mat. tare which, having regard to her chamber, should sever have been placed before a public court- Mr. Lewis in his opening suggested as broadly as words mold imply that an improper intimacy had existed between Mr. Bateman on the one hand, and the daughter of the oomplaiaant, Mrs. Bristowe, on the other. lam here in the surest of Mr. Bateman, who is • married man, a man of respectable cha racter, • man whose reputation is dearer to him than hie life, to indignantly deny that there is the slightest tittle of I 1/1000000 or foundation for any such cruel imputation upon him oa the one hood, and capon the young lady os the other. Mr. Bateman shall be pat fairly before the court sad the public. He is well known, sad upon km honour se • gentle man and a married ma, he has from the first denied this charge. It is an satire milapprehession, inisanderstariding, and near akin to an hallucination on the part of Mn. Bris tow, to suppose that Mr. Bateman ever bad with the young lady any intimacy in the ordinary sense of the term —any intimacy even of • tender nature, let aloes of as improper character. He bad occasion to be at the theatre day after day, caring (or and protecting the interest of one who is dear to him, and must be at all times coming in castact with any one who was there in an official capacity. The raw lady warn there assisting her mother, and such was the esteem in which he was held by the complainant sad her husband, that op to the period fixed by complainant he was an intimate visitor at their house, which continued until that beset her mind which I cannot help hoping was an hallucination on her part. Daring all that period Mr. Bateman has only acted as • friend of the family would and should have sated. If, indeed, I am obliged to drag these matters before the public, eye, she had occasion for advice from one older than her- Hit, and a friend of the family— Mr. Lewis submitted that there was no occasion to go into mattere irrelevant to the etas. Mr. Skies—Mr. Lewis has used unusual freedom in mat ing imputations on Mt. Bateman, and am I to be interrupted when I am proceeding to allow that them imputations are unfounded? Mr. ilicT.ers aid the question was rained by Mr. Lewis. Mr. Lewis—All that I said was to show the terms the parties were on. Mr. Sleigh—Yon said "an intimacy of a charade, which you would sot further diatribe." That clearly meant an immoral intimacy. Mr. Lewis—That is your interpretation. Mr. Sleigh—Do you repudiate it Mr. Lewis—No. I only objected to your gang into matters not relating to the case. Mr. Sleigh—As regards the assault ; and that is what the she ought originally to have tea confined to. Mr. Date man, though his mouth was closed, was not at the awry of the other aide, for in jailing both to hint and to the yours lay he (Mr. Sleigh) should put bee is the box ; the cabman had been found, and would also be celled. They would both prove that no such 'emelt had ever been committed. Mr. Sleigh then proceeded to roll Miss Turner. Mr. Lewis tea demanded that all the witnesses should be out of coact, and they went out accordingly. Mr. Sleigh said eves now he would appeal, not as en advocate but as a gentlemaa, to the other side to ewe him the painful necessity of calling a daughter to contradict bar mother. Kr. Flowers suggested that Yr. Sleigh .honked call the cabman first, am it might were that isesensity. lir. Sleigh thanked the thacietrate fee the suggestion. James Puddle:mkt swoes—l lime 11 71, Dudley-4re* and KM °abeam. On last Tuesday it --I loaaa fart whither it was Monday or Tuesday —betwesh 10 and 11 o'clock, I moos in the Strand, mar Bedlotd-stasolt. I was on the rant. The defendant apes to Ph and asked whelks I was. engaged. I mid "No," and the ,crag lady who err with him pt in. Ametber lady, ki •mh tbe dress, map up and pulled her out. Th ey then walked sway. 1 did melees the deficiedeut tough the lady who Im died the yowls lady oat of the nab. I woad say powitim gay whether this was tbe)ady (111 n. Bristow). Imes studio g ty thedoordlh.eb, when they mere there together. ICd sot see the putlewaa strike the lady o• the alesuldw, or amp whip min, or kick her. That could sot have tow OA without ay seeing it. Crowe:pi/aid ty Mr. Lew, o—lt might have teen • Ash" "bawl iesteeml of • light . Pease. Would Mar it 11011 notelaric. I OMB kite upon I k rgigrooos. It wa g gam' 1 that lolled weest. I don't 'MOM what reward lam to tame for °ND* * llO tit tiv 4 wrbbees. I have set bid b. I abesdy, Mr. Lewis—Wake truth. How much have you bad. know the taut& Mr. Flowers—You bed bedew tell the truth at own. Vr. Lewis—lt will be got out of you. Witness—Walk I had a sovereign. I don't know dist more lam to ham. I will swear I have not been tdd thd I nee to hoe 44 • The young led was taken y, out of the tab, and went•away.with the other lady, and the gentleman wten sway and did nok pay me my fire. Be-examined by Mr.- . ham been If months a cab driver. These dm given twine by a gentleman. It was not whams eentadha.. He said, "Here is a Bove- Mr, but don't . take Was a bribe l• 1 lad yen fo /Pea the truth." • sai h, "I donkl not any 'swathe des, but the trdh d you gave me MK" I /Myer saw Outmoded from that night till ioflay._ To the Court--I did alry say strong lingusge awed on either side. • I not the lady call de " • wretch," sot defendant Her "A wommt." Min Turner (where appearance wad very pripoessedne was then called in, and as eatedwg the wirpehbox was shedding tears. Urea xamg her Mrs. Briserwie cried out, " What Georger, have you favor so law? and bhp& to sob and groan in a mod distreedng rower. Indeed, her emotion became so vehement that it was found nesessary to remove her from the art Won the yaw lady reeeeded with her evidence. Georgians Animate Diner said—l live at Skiver stawet, Regent.street, and am a single woman. The com plainant, Aureola Itridepra, is my mother. Peen:n=ler the night of the ♦let Awed, dean I got into a cab, Mr. Bate man being with me • and upon my mother wining up I got out ot the cab and warbome with her. During that thee Mr. Bateman deriledir did not strike or coati my mother, or nee say eider, Miniver. It would have bee. impossible for him to ham des/ po 'tithed my seeing it. There is no &toned whatever for imputing that the acquaint. roe between um was any other than one of men ordinary friendship. He had never shown soy particular election to. me. He had slims been kind tome, and had behaved as a prdectgentleman. Crowhammined by Mr. Lewis—l had seen him previously that evening, and had made an appointment to meet•him as soon se I could get away from the theatre. I appointed the =al knew him to be a married man. I did act know * Baenn. I ad him on basins. I wanted hie , advice. I inked for it, and he gam it to nut. I had an intention to leave beam I had not arranged with him where I was to go. The letter produosd is in my Mod writing. I was going to Paisley, where I had an engem meet to go upon the stage. I been on the stage be fore. I was not pinto Paisley by defendant's advice, but against his dries. The lodgings I am *ow in were taken for me by a friend of mine, Him Laura Dorley, an actress. Mr. Bateman has several than called upon me with another gentng and even leman. can't a ma how friend many times . a l have bee un the . in the lodg- Pride y. * gr. Lewis—Were the visits so numerous that you caul a bow menL? Witness—They were. Mc. Lewis—Always on bus iness Witame—Yes, always on business cossetted with the stage. Mr. Lewis—What de you mean by the words is this letter, " I am sot a prostitute r Mr. Neigh objected to any portico of the letter Wag quoted rime the whole were read diet Mr. Lewis declined to read the letter. Croso-examination continned—l heard my mother caß him a wretch, and she shook her fist in his f a ce,but I pre vented bet from striking him. I am sure be did sot strike her. He amid not even have peeked her by amident with out my perceiving it. I have not born in the habit of re ceiving letters from defendant spinet my parents' wish. I isn't tell whether the friendship between my parents and defendant wee broken off on my amount, but Sham instal* wee no muse for it. Se-examined by Mr. Sleigh—The letter whisk eentnised the expression meet coed bys Mr. Lewis was addressed to Mrs. Bristowe. It was he relwenae to going we the stage that I 'eked his advice. He advised me to get my poste comentbefore dolts aerating et the kind. My baying my parents was not oonnedled by Mr. Bateman, sr coma kr nay conduct et his. Ms. Sleigh—Once mare I think it den to you brash yea— rs there any pound whatever for saying ;het theorise* erg imeroper intimacy between you Witamn—Not the slightest. Mr. Bb# !—That is say are. Mr- Laymo—They I *all oak Lave *mall Mra Briakoro to central* the, oabroael atatamot that oho woos alight cher. Mr. Plowors—Mo, thal will 114E417 serve yew; for I think it io • osso that I should like to deride. Tine snide's, is' issey 110a6icties, and Unwieldy dosenew to be sifted by a jou. I will of coareotake bail, Mr. Batman& tumagi la 304, anii two motion in 251. each. DEITY ON W 1311WILIIMIC. Annexed in an abstaint of ell. enmaptid into tber Wesel lievense Ones in gnat Britain sod behind. for dui) es insainsices against firs in tbs. year 1983, maned is the weir alkali sespestire tonsise Sun trowel Provinelai /ISIS Meads Bern laehanp Shan 800 11721 ea 9,407 Liverpool and Leaden, MAL I lama and•ilegialia NOTIMiI Union (Monty Imperial . 115.5 M, Chnzeikel NagirarL North 11r1iiiii6i6 . 4 /Hi: , Patria4l4 an - ...... 11771. liettinalemead Derby 6,366 Meet et Inglaad 00,1311 neenee neaaseee- .... 6.303 =ears . 46.1105 4,2011 Atlas Law 411.126 Nerwielliodiable. ... 3.1e1 Manchesdar Lasko IGeordies 1 Geordies MOM& Union akin Wake. 1,191 Unica 11.171 libsessistah, ON= 3,101 Wastainoter Mtn , Mate . 7.0011 Leeds and Tontine .. nun i Ilsagrenc. B:4 Northern MALI . nercedes WWI Town and Gann. .... Z7O CenimerWal &lea General Birmingham 14,662 I Genoa/ Kent Queen Ken f Priestd.innen Caledonian 14.1111 I Selberlande te loyal Farmers' &MU& Provincial.... 11,861 I &swarms. Denies sad. Ilsarl.tn.liand 10,604 ' resalraii ..... _ .... 8 Freon the shove :eters it apparnMist the 141. ~ and, received ' to..laail moan to 1,802.2 }AWL ; iad, 93,8651. ; making in the amongst; 1, The sums insured on farming stook nanapt from MEW were : England, 67,034.506 f. • Sacitlaed, 4 004,960 1. ;, ]re land, 1,055,9441. ; giving • w ool of 74,785,409 t. • LONDONDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY COMPANY. The ordinary half-yearly general meeting of this company took place yesterday, at the aglow, Oolesaastolcort. buildings, Moorgatootreirt ; Mr.Jamla CLAY, M.P., it the chair. _ _ _ Th; report was adopted, and • resolution pawed declaring dividends at the rats d fire par ant. per aeons en tie 3,0621.10 a. creek B ; also at the nes ol six per oast. per annum on the 31,8601. stock A ; and at theta** et II we per cent., together with 1i per cent. on account cd amain, making 6A per ant. on 247,7371. 10s. stock B. The Marini directors sad auditor were thee re-elected, and the enselass esparated with a vote ol Shanks to Ika &aims& PROVINCIAL JOINT-STOCK BAIcKIN4A—In the Erprear lost week we gave aa account of the dividends declared, and the result of the year's °wakens, by three out of the four joist-stock beets of Etirminglism. The Town and District Bask held its ineetiog yesterday ; the set pro fit of the year, after making ample allowance for bad sod doubtful debts. expenses, bc., wee declared to bare amounted to 28,0'271. 14s. sd. ; this, with • surplus profit usdivielsd • last year, sad premiums cc mow ' shares issued, made • dispreahle fold of 31y564L A dividend. sod hams of 10s. per @bare (Si. paid ap),is's deelarod ton the half •year audios; 31st Dreember ; a sisarles mount was now ywoommanded. This absorbs 18, ;el the baleen% 14,8851. was recommended to be retried Se the gumbo fund, makieg it 84,8851., and 2,376/. was wieried forward. It was resolved to give such a booms to wentbsakareholder aa I will be equal to • grant of we shames swirl eve slates held—the amount seeemory fur this, to be token 'from lb, tee fund, leaving it i l6ll, , sad raking ea the of the company to 110, CAPTAIN SISILIIRS.ON APILIVATZINIONGI. —Captain Semmes of the Althea& published • wash in 1851, gelled " &swim Afoot sad lighosn' in which, he lays does the Lir as so what twiestituise,• privateer so& what • pirat► Is the nth ampler the. egilaia nye :•—•"1411 ewe time there wee mush ereitionsee Mahe Noodles on the Wriest of privatearieg. Gessed. Was, who sasseaded Peirdes in the presidency, sad who, is the swam el the wan toed* himself famous grosbmwdeg no vaster to the Tolosa,' mule etrenucrtnefforts to get Wiest& wombat et privateers whisk should peeyet oar 001111011016 If Maxim had hem tosritilee tbis woos have bees her tree policy. A few tut • vesseis alebibuted the different eon and uabworead soonest by bold fellows, is pursuit of Weeder. mitt lave Waded imeisslebie d iary epee us. This system wf predskey washes, 'sore thee 46 7 alter ellia.S B time strength of Wirral the lesion Fleets ad lresey-ereeed ships as. of no avail against the lighter hothead arse I/TAW werniselage et this drsoriptioa et Wen it Maxims hod se =Was whams I. upsets. lb nada priestrerieg eveilehle hoe ameba the lows of nation, II owl secesesay thief Iseato stator* el the Olken wed sew of such endow he 'Ohm% ens • rinses* mode ad for fa flltt iew, akimbo ; sad say vowel wtr lirre s ereetaiefe . ; enes soda a letter of swam • Adel this emeiel spades would have Mb Arm dot leeseel a. phase" °aphids Jobs Withal, tire tadeet nos et , Jlein MIK the eeleteitail Dish " him" who ' bed henget= by Ike Ooatederensloremseat go • Otrieler, was Wiled then es the 19th sl u t =el mum Oa. Thitle.the *WM Isa John bee bit Ea the Oestederete orgies. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCK COMPANY. Th,el ordinary general meeting of this compa ny was hold yesterday at the Londoef Tavern ; Mr. Cliasts a I.and X Mee . Z . bathe abate. , road tal i the Irbirit .B"i ffieMilDtis tb. ooalealling ilf foe a the r e ;: i t '. mom agreement with this eampeay, had reeeiv e j th e royal anent. The &grommet with Mims. Pete, hew, wed Beaxway for the purcham of the dock mad other pt.- may of the company will come into operation ea the latat jeauAry next, when they will pay for wage sy's dock at tie rate of 1071. 10e. p er er ma t e ad forth. acitopasy's shares at the price of 11. 10e. pre. Was, ,in addition to the sum paid op ar paid in advance 4 mils of each than. The sherehoklers will receive in addl. Jim the nand hall -yearly dividend at the rate of SI per met per a maw. The lessees will have the option of giving, and the oh trehehiers of reakring. - - in lieu of pat meat to cask the 4 per emit debenture stock of the Amalgam a t e d London aaa 1 At. Katharine's Dock Oompanice. at such a stock in ha s rice as 'say c f be cub will agreed upoa, but the acceptance of ma sbe *Okla. The CSAIRS at said it would be seen from the report tile: the service, et the directors won nearly at an end, and nothing now set nailed for them to do but to receive from Mime. patois ( leo. the cash for the 'monism's stock, esd tha n w as e a dot tbt that those gentlemen would be ready at the &eyelet/a time. There wee no doubt that Mesbri. Peto would axons Imitate with the directors, in order tLkt the eheeehehk ee should hare an ample opportunity fir makin g up their ing, Wm as to whether they would accept the d e b en t ures or pay. ,rent in oath. He thought it would to f or th e j a w s ,' oft he MOM. Pete to make a lib/MI offer of the dock, as flo n iady acosptimoo would prevent a Ingo ' demand f or a ge pi ; moot. He concluded by moving tlo adoption of tbe'repert Mr. T. Wnoun see (oded the resolution, which, Otfr same mam a, as to the large amount of the perleitosotay emptiest', wee adopted.. ' Rents. Haqwesi and WARS, the retiringdirector,, WCIO then re-elected, sod Mr.. Consmove as &adder. A committee et aunt Ail= hiving beet slitolotAd t) &neap for a teettraonel to Mr. Smith, the secretam. Car reefing aoac i a g a g with a vote of thanks to the chairman, MAII'KETS. ourroic_L imi p eoL , As - law= 9,—Markst very quiet, w i sh w i nes i n f lorin , of the buyer. Tito oho today art 5,000 hallo, iooloduse 1,000 .for oparalatioa and export. 300 A manoon , 301 d. to 32d, ; 300 foram, he., 31.. d. to 02t ry ; to 50 Morookom. 32d. ; / Macao sad Biddy :sod. • 500 ptiaa, 29dd. 40d.; Smyrna, 260. ; Surat, 401 to Ad. ; Stool, Sete do, ha., 161.1. to 16A. ; Chios, 18 id. to 200. ; Japan, 2144 . to 24.1. COTTON GOODO.—Mascasnid Auou.e 9.—The market for shipping yams he. bele salwadinglY est, mu little or me business dots* for any qu saw. Te effect saki spinosa would have to has lower prit The quietness of the Liverpool cotton moles lied the 1 IMMO of mow ere among the chief MUGS smigeed for tin state of things hr ceminereiel men. The Lame el a Lout a how. to the Est Judi& trade has so doubt eddied nee \to Mag icons for caution among buyers. In home aide „yarns boats., La also bees quiet. This daises, weer to . tatesd to early;,, 'mints mad qualities of nod Luau ,urn orsandlaturen have bought y little this mot % sang. There is a alight giving way where offers an made. 1 , A buyer appear to be very ah.y about making Offolt ► ll6 Adel em from Gianni et July 16 speak of both mule tweet mad gamy Ithirtiega as iniapsonng e bet in the present comities of AdtliPt bay the sews appease to prods.. lads or is ',c.c.', and beam= spinosa, to be pretty newly mug eroded, both is gear for hone consumption awl ter sap. vi. The cloth market is quite Megnaot. The higher rat. w of discount preset the pesethility of beanie* just no. r sae in let dioniptious of cloth for which the Leda' t Adams are favourable maw* otherwise to linden it. I fanufacturtre are endeavouring to salaam price. because they see no prospect of cheaper doges, and tlacistieesion, em much the earews, loot week though probably &little we been would be bead is mese where anal, hold masks, btu I buyers are es little dispose* eves to inquiry that it can he. *illy be said therw have bee. Mies et • Baur, to tea prices. he far as bailie with Jodie is ceecesesd,. beware feel a natural rspagenunce to dieseading their tallest le per Mt 't. is order to isp eat starlmiesely bought mousy is sloths a t the hie Mew sew prevellieg. sad they abstain. almost altogether from inquiry,, se tie* the besiaea et the day in this description of goods be been almost nil The q uotatioes of alhiisideatiyerweembedoths, mode fronssood lei: retapled cottons, wee higher at the beginning ot the pram is month sham it had ever bees beta, eves daring the cotton famine, and merchants Imitate shoot laying one their a won in much isigl-priewhigeede alder plume sehosetable mania. sauna WOOLLEN CDOTEL.-Luns.. Az Gum Slt—We b ame to report • quiet market in both departments- The attic Manor. of buyers in the coloured , hall bag been below the avenge. A few pan &L of plats goods, together with inapriakilag of hairy makes" beanbags tranderred, although to a Busted extent. The white ball bee shows nothing. watthy of spe cial weigh The geemaad for hair Leta hag bees Mai. and the ashrotheavy goods hassles been Bales remain without any noticeable alteration. MAIIIJFIACTIatak-Ifunpineeran MUM 9.—The atteadewee of boyars the searbee tide' has been mederately setimereas, but the high rate of dianoonts have prevented shim hew opwatiog freely, besides which stake ere low, which eery. neck Wort*. their &eine. Many ut the resindeetettereare still webby to order,. sad the milli hies asighipsiiikeiiiegipoerally is fall mest. WOOLS.—E Ammo 9-061saisis is Landon solos baagaip ts4s lestlwasior.monfasSonas are Isoldias cat is sorsokaiso.sl main MOM ad tom wok% soot good 0111111=7:: wart ' bars bass dispassitat dada; eboarosis COM—Hum, 'Lumen todapta• mediae a moderato supply of. Pmglieb wheat, which solhalouly at priceo rather in favour of berm. Ficeiga nanleatod; destandogilo Meil. Buie? rater males Boom sod pea ammo, sad tending upwards, dee good. high boom oars Gain Formica arrival, , for the amok :—Wbeet, '2,016: beriey, W 3 ; moM, 0101 bum, 4f6; PM, 462 ; rye, 2,100 qrs. _ _ _ Lissy AuawiragrOair aMsswtaßr sapaellad to hare bought wheat cheaper toilisf, Dot °swag. ta the thaw* 'LL the iiiiather, sad.** aasatistastarr goats-of the ass, samplia, whish have ahsady-applandat mai* old is hold mare &Dy thus oaSziawa. lassuroot., AOSUST 9.—M o. maks& te-day then was a. batter inc,giry foe wheat, and • fair, bunion was effeeted at tbs rates of *why lank Oath law aka& Buleis.hesta, &wigwag all beatot ltd priors Indian oars taus% and sold readily at 91. to ft preloasise Weans, ea the week. Woad unchanged. Mews wan saisay WI& in floor, at Priday'd decline of U. puma seaLbsera. - - • Leil4 Anounii 9—Tha wistkeeeinee Tamday bar Owes hot led fares( ; Ao-day wo bays bed some. ligat 'bourse. ha Prlielledin vapidly in ibis neiglebeserboodu.the Aida wheat Mexpeoed4o be below am average ;. sad barter to be sa mono, atbough &beset is (polio% At terlay's market we bad bat a sinalliattendemee at femme the-trade was Moody for freak samelas of wheat at fully die Moe at last week. A sample of aswyellow sold at. 441.. 63111. Beene b. per qr-deanw. Okla and barley as lert week. Per quitter imperial to tbeirower .r Whrt,.wkite new, 631 b. to debt., ea. to Mk. ; ditto, rod, 42. to 44'. Bailey, beet Cluiedier real Albs. to. 551 be.. 364. to 371; ditto, ram Clieva/ter ditto, 531ba.. to 541b5., 324. to SM. Oats Alba. to 421 be., Ma. to Ws. Boom old. 6316 e. to 651 be., Ma. tolls. ; ditto, nom 631 b. to 6411:e.. 311 k to 375. lirwcurrimen-TriciaAnonerfile—Welave a ooetiouairo of favourable. weather. At our whet this 1100f1111, manaaly en7.begiams In wheat tramped. Flaw Nadel. yellow was lead for kin per Minos., aid left over meld. beep was-o slow eels, at h. per qr- decline. Flair ia )AYtkin lowm Itarl•p, beans,asit per firmer. We lads ' wowed demand fan Mtn te-day, at fully laoLjasurelat • 01111111&& PA.IIIOI. --Ono Sinuana, DAY. DIZADA24. A.l7o7lEer 9.—Atbeisioas All TAIMINt, 14,30: ditto by swan ticbita, 2,484 WM 16831. BIBIEHB, AND DNALTIM 11111WISM. FORMS.—Aufsma 11, at finale; Imme, Chaim, the Mk 01 H. NeAffy,liau, al a douNalas GIONNI—Ammat 7. at Dreetsibam, lira lbem Gram. of a whyucY.—Asiget .7, at Nem Kowa. tie wiloof R. T. Mick% lorieeembt /WM Regal ofm bon. ICIINTOra._— 7 at lower Berkelmotrat. romman. 11=tae el. R. Immum, lim., ra,N, of two mra. I " '4llALL—AttamitS,,Slao GI J..amil, bo., 019 a filermatek Lawdovada, flpdimiam. of 'Janette's'. INMANT.--,MNanat &at NwNam7-1111. Ramo, Um wife of J. Woo; /14,. Oa mom MARRIAGES. RlLL—lNA•7l6.—Anguat & at IL Jobia Omsk soutMad• kB the Rwr.) W. Herbert, Walter Pram, ea of J. IA Keg . reAdhsgton, to Natty Ihsaboth, daughter of Ma kb l DUOS", Zap., Rerimet-ball, erkANowell. hew"' 'Max RILL—PONSONBT—Aaimak 6, M bWwtsoseLod. alt Ilaa lum. T. nom*" A. %W.D.C.1.. Yellow of Salan's Collage, Word, to IL Cramgastose Flortnce. Nartr of M. IPoaaratm, 166., bal& Cumberland. HOGAURTH. - Aaiun, IN Otirtat . ftimok, Ram Sal. Moat, by the Rev. W. L OmMINIM. IL C. Itemm. Baq , lato of limo Kaos, Rhino. to Rofea Urbana, dausiOar of C.. Relfsetha 11 01. EL DROWN.— V. Yort DZATl abln, Mail Letitia, theJime ger of J. Dew Brown, Kai, aamll7. BROWNS—Aslant ft, at •Ois Lode, Kenategton, Hared. Nary, Ow we, et 3. N. Nerwma. 1 1431111.—Ampap 7, Mt Outtummteat, W 011 1 • 016 111011- Minh TOLlM.—Aogralt7. sa RostMaaaMo, the Her. V. Toltec fa kis Ma MGM WIORTNAN, —Anal tadefits•roama y.w., A. Right' Yosiehypar alt a s. - ll = WI l: e rr il loo r e faiall. :IL Olaaa la la tat rtnelnot at Wlttatart. -. WIDNIIIDAT, 11111. v -- IALCIT morn %%Ve i l AuTilt: ,; ( 7,61 Agfa* _______ 'OTIC ,Drr d il Pyre r1d11...51 M.SSE r----Lik ~eit. P It, on Port ' "must ot I 0 the Mb 1,. °BUJ 2LACE mai in TWIBL 411 Ism Ki sth. and al en. 72. raddin MIS a bCHWA]A] rya ti 11l Ufa user TY! dy. _Faro 17; Bood-inai [PER] NOTICE r 'ZEAL 1 ver Chi rkii, ant, at II • sate (Und holders approve!, &Pr"' The follow Ist 60,000 end ,006 shares titd. Such 3rd. d "attn. reserve • all forth d of this t flake 4th. The p n n 6th. on • dm haa bee en aid 6th. lour the Sou 4th. The with . ea. and Si Bth. The in per cent. BY 11, Walleye L FAUST, I Traylad I , the wboes AN& Cad d this it Ise: in !TEVB2 'OHN I -•rte. mays mar .8. ml., YA3 attenti amen out to 'IAN lan, *ifelsol Mika the 3 vs all pi' IRE 0 Th. - ; S cordial I tie semi Ilia It ts L. SC !..Lesv i sin vb. ova ads ono IRIZE 0S ttti 1 :• . !ta" kvr ..i dr ;. - IF IHE , from 0 k old at I. tor TEVEZi pperior idy, Cogs How n' The do Iow& I.MTUI I,cl2lftiry. perlor eaM Berners• lie sairtl 1 Tideway teiaa mad I IYAM am Niabots. Is. Dein* .ir~7.i 'OTHI MOSS I -- e — th l;4; to Lair 1 Il► him benefical aPplicatd lc per be vs been 4 r, Mew SIM "FON 1 1111 k. - ig;l ■i; Meg MM. re li m a 0 . O.* lest lc 01140 W VorooiA how by r _side 6_""ffel. d•••• 101 a Bnra~ ; r w1...~ 2