The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-24 00:00:00

i HE UNITED STATES. fl,e Coited Statue stoam-yacket Aril arrived at I.;‘) efts. on her way to Havre, last 'Reit. lb, loft New York Sir. 10, and brought 129 sine holed co Ward oonokstod of spout 6 .11 :T7 land. %slue 13,000 dollars ; and 300,000 dollar. for France. Ihr Ariel meld the Hamburg( steams Benoit on the 14th, the steamer Vsaderbilt on the 18W, and We barque Josephs, of Shields, om the 19th. Advice. from New Orleans of the Bth inst. state that aatlii talc iofaematioa had been received to the edec; that Ir. ICLase had not coac:uded a mat, With the Juarez goverasseet in Mexico. 'ILe WashingteTa eonespeadout of the New York writing ea dee 81k iasti,asys The North ers...it-a diSculty will deabtlea become a matter fee orgotiatioa between the gitivernment of Great linzaws lied that of the United States, as the tree , y settling the besadary has no provision for • settlement in such scam as has arisen. The State Department has bad this matter under conside rittJ", and General Haruey will receive instrue trona to act with great elution until the go vernmests hare compared views upon the subject." The same correspondent, writing on the 9th inst., says General Harney sent troops to San Juan to protect the white settlers from the savages, who were conga:tuna mint atrocione murders. Nothing inimical to the British government was intended by semi • movement. The jealous 7 of Governor Domes. was needlessly excited. ho collision with the British troo_ps or subjects is apprehended by the government. ' fee President was Secretary of State wner, the boundary treaty was negotiated nodes' President Polk, and is perfectly familiar with all the etecumatances attending it. He and Robert J. Walks, were the only members of Mr. Polk's cabinet who opposed the forty-ninth parallel as the boundary. They adhered to fifly four degrees and forty minutes as our just limit.. No doubt nerd he atetootetistel that the t,,t. ttO SSA Juan will be amicably adjusted, as the President must be perfect'y aware of our rights, and will ask for nothicg more. The long connexion of Governor Douglas with the Hudson Bay Company doubtless Mete him to view all the country in that vicinity as ander the jarisdietiou and protection of the British government, at least, if not actually the property of the company, and his interests may have rendered him excitable in temper and precipitate in action. The cabinet was in session to-day on the whole sub ject, and the tenor of the instructions to General Harley, as stated yesterday, will be of the most temperate and conciliatory character." A meeting of the citizens of Baltimore had ban held to devils measures for rescuing that city from rowdyism. Resolutions were adopted providing for a committee to call on the mayor and demand the appointment of reliable men as judges at the next ekution, and the appointment of a special polio* force to keep the polls clear. The postosaeter-general at Washington had re ceived additional ametrances from the parties under the Johnson l'acifiz Mail contract that they will be prepared to execute the service. United States ves sels will render any protection which may be name ware in eta:nation with the Nicaragua route. 'the balance in the Treasury of the United States on the too inst. was 4,344,216 dole., being an in crease or 629,410 dole. 75c. on the balance shown' by the previous weekly statement. The completion on the 4th ult. of the survey of the western bonodery of Minnesota ia announced. The hailing of passports to foreign connte.es had fallen off nearly one-half from the rate at last spring. The average ism, for the past week had been about 15 per day. A Signor Angelo Charini had walked a tightrope 160 feet high and 580 feet long, at Jones's Wood, stood on his head midway of the rope, and performed other antics ila Blondin. The affair was witnessed by about • thousand spectators. REGISTRATION of STILL-101N CRILDEEN.—At Ihe weekly o f the directors sod guardians of the poor of 9t. _ Moej hold yesterday, Mr. C. Beevor in the Pal , . Mr. l' the atteniicn of the board to the Terri of eh ingewei heti by Mr. Watley, on Monday is St. P.ocrao, In winch the corona moo the eVrasrdinary ermensest, that in rocs gears of the defective state of the law. sad the fu.iiies Rivets by parishes for the in , ertneet of glad still-torn children, there were at that momett Madras nos landreds of murdered children lying in the oeseseedas and Raveyards of the metropole. wa• • moot estmading Celetratior coming from such uantiority, and be woad sak their aeirtaat overeser, Mr. Tubby, what shwa there were Is reirence to the isterasent of still-ban claims is Mary:ebony. Mr. Tubbs mid be kept • record of all bsdi:e brought td the boom Is, burial as still-bora, end semi! not admit soy withal the peduncle of the certi ficate of the me lb al ma oe midwife who &needed at the Lirth. 3it -re had Wen 93 alined stM-bern children received Ski, year. and Rea during the resat week. He had leis ia c rreepaidesee with Mr. Wakley eel Mr. (treen ail!, id* eleri to the burial board, ad bed eon tad the sec—sit, of • n cf the melical man and reeleiree. so than in ere of doubt they asiiht refer to It. Dr. Bachbotlner aid lb. wee a teat iniptetant public goalies, and, so far boa Mr. Wakley haciist ors nomad the twee of child manor, La (Dr. Bachbotioso) believed be wee under the tusk. 1 hen was • sail ditkieccy is the Hvgietts'i.e Act, v 44:: entirely ;gamed lb* regirratioa of still-born clildres. 1.. A 1/04.1prodoctioa of • piece of p.p.?, statbsg that • child was .• et 1.-bora," wand eatable • child to be boded without flittber investigators, es the payment of half-a-crown. Dr. fochb..on,r moved • radiation odhilting the coopereii.os of all ilee thee me.ropolitaa prates in in/reefing moo the ircerour-nt the ir meaty of on sesrodseat of the lie by taiser.le• • clan.* to the potent births, Denim, end Ma n cars AN, terbidding the halal of sty " still-bore" child en/ isiut the polar certincste from • duly qua li fied pr im: Mr. Pieter eTcon,led the resolution, •hich was carried scatiaisuely. ,• 'AILTROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS.—Yesterday Us urdioary general meeting of the Board of Winks eras In it.. Caused ehunhee, Guildhall, Mr John Therait• a, *Lc chairman, preealutg. The ash statement firmed a net balew to hard of 70,385!. 12.. 4d. Mr. Woob -h, It le chart to the Board, reed s lett* front the Trr.•nreto the subject of the papers which had bean lactated in ensiles a block I.lss of t►e oedemas* ourtey of LoaJon The sash°, tuft eonafdseed it quite clear that the bowel was liable for the sum of 24,2121. 17.. 3d. ; but se they ►se! In ' , Ultimo of cob- r toss. compromised elrailar claims by ac• • LOME thrge•ht , l,4 t sweat doe, they won ready to rect... say lloa tffar tn the part of tt.. hoard, otherwiltze tuM t.k • steps to retec.•r t•.. amount. Mr. H.ll and Hr. Ditlinier led, a motion that the letter be mimed to toe tki.'.n droinlio cJatowttte, which or.. tar mot otat.iso;.ely Aft,, some fatal boomer, the anteing al) Qtr. t. _ _ TISTOWNIAL .t Fraz ESCAPE CONDUCTOR.— It is saw hared tb.t the ?obi or dal subanbel for by the inhabitants of the wad, .:eh the mosey siso subscribed, will b. pest, st,l t.• 6r.- escape ccadocter George Low, at • mania( to tabs! 1 in Goa Chun* wary ant Monday. at I o'clock. TM t *di e d am chair. Th e g ad marl) Ilea 1,, public Insiato to at this wakes' Kr. Jobber ocaott, Citaaptle, aft board au ca• Ada the isr arfrios - Medal of Hoaour, airy Ward, City at 11-a. tech." On the other efe. b arms d. l'reasatod by lb. :uhatt Pasts of ob• Wad of Clasp, la dor City at L. don. to Canductne Geniis Loa, are memorial of their antit rust.," of hie conduct is seamy Parkes beer, on the bees sine nr.ln IA Clwapoidt, lAt's Jaly, 1159." ftfllool. Or All AT BOSTON.—A Taormina I. OM 64.blipli •.• &boot of Art" fa 110.... a. Tea um of .a bon issiitaita are nenserons sat y.,ivablo, and us • rs ul , ly byline that the public sill bas that 11111 Ted IS erbehe it a truly deftest*. Where're lush larritntlese hays ' eui hnsded they hare asecesdat meet eden rably,aad tW 't tallow.* ha bra arikuarly sraboo. is iho iniero‘el tarts *Me the ppd. hays exhibited In their ad miration. aurtnahaw, or pandas* of wears of art. And iLis it neter.l enough we as saw 10141 the beautiful is • ,mre oe art If ere cow becalm familiar with st. To be uNI It wart tut to ..es. awl dm Kolb' ; sad tba more it • looliel at, the mos. tt sill be admiral. POt ULlt EXIXI:TION la AVaTRALIA.—WiIIiam Istsseratr, • &dive of I•eletd, mad 0 , age Cloaatherlent, • adios , * Nem Pod& fiat.., ww• snouted together et Illol• house oa the 12th of July, having been ciestaisted of aa attempt levier. Theiy bat ben previously trivd dal F•ry dad low the a...rlee d Mr. Comtism Gras • but ea. mousy odor it.., roodamealica, wad coey wh e n all 4 • wspoo wu 4 se, they acknowledged it.. in... for which Shay beet Ives legslly aroma/ed. Pracwaly at ten edxh the shad pro - u -lad to anarmag's wit sad nun weed bier lertb. Attsr outstay! of a gar of water the trachea sea etepprl goo kly forth, mad although deadly ri p., w ing oo have suoicoodsl ell his neolutiou to coed aim iropeadisd fife with arta:tem Vpos melds( the eat- IA Mast:meg reread that t a rop• might t• adjured trase•ty atArr hLs am. Thio mica ea contylled with, la! bat ?vac • mums, matt to tbst •••;,,ty..,1 b y the „,... ham ISM. Ow moos the bAt beta, withdrawn, the rope ebd its weakl realise, sad the oeck not being hulas, di nth did mot muse as y a is the era of Chamberleda, who, deer sae ere two 07 , 011eAlie ration., cesotd to show th• of slim of lila Uneaberiait had prep .red hquelt fur his sad by tbaretasbly treebiwithhetn from hastl to foot, sad la tla moan be domed ldaealf with sumo swum's, basing es • Or ereless Wilk Olen which hod boa ro ads' tur bias at Me most by Ws Mesh. [Alvertionwat.] —arres (tioNtiorArinc Cad. .net Vos-o—fla enamel orowerstlwa b led Or ta• Me teal swam as oi. par la 1116 1. 1. 6 =a01 Ob. serer all Pena le •r W' "Jamas Sewer dim Pl. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1869. BT. 0110111‘Z•LX.TH1. AILT,XLDDLESEX. ess tine* bass== . Bta,—ln reforms* to till, misting differences Wines the parishioners and the rector, I beg to easiest yes a espy of the statement made on behalf of the parlettionm, which, in pnnuance of an order of vestry held yesterday, has just been forwarded to the Bishop of London for his consideration and de sision.-1 am. &e., W. L. ROWELL, Vestry Clerk. Vestry Offices, 40, St. George.etreet, Sept. 23. Ta. dilemmas Newt. the woe end the hi best pied to be left to the Bishop et Eit. pied as WWI of the parishioners his lionnutied to the Whop . TO T•II LORD It.ROP OF LONDON. Maur d thefeetry of the pariah of &Slat °seep_ to the Tart, on basil of the perishionere, relative to the Mer men hawks Imes sod the Ira. Bryan Ling, the roar, In ark he the sweisk deeoratiak sal etraereetsmb the aria eheiree. Fess metivisa smil pablak te beans b ar elm dee. sad - the rr wwnals irides dist has no dale boom of the rabbiemses by =my oull peribly i rr tatail eur beak* k aregmemos eke C smi 'dbereheass - et lb. pada dukk ink lo= with a Wow to seat year Iseibirl i. eomt the beet @Ed mot aims* mew sa awl to thew dAhousem. to IMMO woe yaw o mid albs ima set this who do Ike. Bryn Ley berm mar of this thk the yaw WA mnd be bat ha yeas ellerwesik ane am seat ocinelmolve end atielleskey alba* =kr the reads ewe k n bear adenoid to the end dated llith lOW (a copy of which le = li o "Ne ontiolsed), that the rabblement bad eat only "hitherto salaamed a eleveaw assisat for dutiful alumbeent to lie cheek mid legal to h. Sonrelgu," bed that In the malatneence of sedge said khaki= to authority they were diabolist end emempkry, and °e ahead a lola maybe seareet to as ay pates' to. slaws of violent °provides he the sabot-by or the church, whkh bed War tam monlhated elsewhere." We audio ft vamomemy to trouble your lordship with a dead of dr vitsres asst beaklike in the church Waving. whleh denlinelallid Wlnlaidely or vary foots after he entered epee Pr Vey.. use, we ttdok a •,.m lent to orate that derby the this Pm rows many individual coatenuniestioee of rempoitel einnenetennee were wade to him agokat con- Me ies be bmi latroduted, at they wore very lath imprearr4 of by tile parishioner*, god which disap probalks Nos hoommt obvious by the falling off of the comperatiom. The amemnisairme so aids t him however, whoPy diseeperda, the parlehionere thought right to make knows didr eellineleill to the rector is a more &telt, and forma weak end they accordingly deter mined on embodying thus In a reepeetful addeeee, which wee forthwith prepared and presested to the rector with the signatures of about 200 of the reignite! Ishabilasiti attached to it—the signatures could read ly have been to times that number had It been considered needful—a plated copy of which address I. hereto subjoined, and we cannot bat diftik your lordship will be of opinion that the rector would bays dons well to have given a vary different sower to the on he did fr iv. to that eddies" ; a copy of which sows Y ohs Unto aubjoaced, sad follow* that of the Addeo's. From the copies of the vestry teaOlini us, hereto also mob joined, your lord.hip will perceive that the matters em planed of, 'weed of mending, became worse, whereby the breech Neurone the parithion.rs and rector became consider. ably widened, and front that time to the present be has been increuing his innovations to a fee greater extent, re pedlars of all reenosetranoe, sad indiffment to all cone- The Weeks' marten of complaint in which the pe rishienere hope for your lordship's sid are the kii,sing : That the communion table, whith has been elevated by the rector so as to resemble • Roman cathohc sitar, may be re stored to km keener place. That the (so called) ornaments or decnstions co ' o f messes, andiestithe (the cuidles is which are la breed daylight), coloured and timed clothe used, thd the melons other mysterious and superstitions arab Is sad devices upon and over the communion table, OW be wholly removed end not be again placed thins—sa d that the draperies rotted the Ounce! (put there ty the rector) sal likewise be removed. That the intoning of the prayers—the chanting of the =tr etse by surp:iced choristers—the railing of ohs trayers from He door of the middle Sale, instead of the appointed median desk—the (atoning of the Litany from • wahine in front of the commun'on table—the bowing and pulsators of the , officiating clergy, std their turning their backs tamed the congregation dazing portions of one service, and before sad after the sermon—the mixing of water with the sacrament wine (which we brines to have a superstitions rawastiag), an 1 the elastics of the el .mente, and other lathiest goo tares end practices is aiministertng the eacr.unents—iney be discontinued. -- 11insS1 (maam., removeieby the rector to mats room for his choristers may be resiorcd. That the Ltesy he sot deferred to an afternoon service, but be reed as bllfttliOn so part t.t the LlOrtoilllt That all objectionable vestment. of the offietitime tleryy may be discontinued and prohlbitc I, and that your I &Milne will be plesaed to specify what are proper ti be tiled infante. We beg however to tepees. the feeling of the parnhioacre to be strongly menet the ores moo Woe preached in • aerial= That the palms sod hymns to be nag, be either takes from the Bich of Common Prayer (chick ae eboud prefer) of that such =lens end hymte only =all be used sa have bees prevlsuily submitted for yaw lordship's has and apnoea': we deem this esseetial, because the ..hyentals" now is ute =the church by the rector's order contain objec tionable prang= end in oar judesont an by ao means suited to a protestant place of worship. That all other departures front the ti,ual mode of perform fog drone service is other churches may be discontinued, and the old term of worship be restore' se it wed when the Rev. Bryan King leonine rector, end as the vertices are new performed .4 the o! her three churches within the pariah, VA. : Christ Church, St. Mary's, and St. Illatthen's. And that the tame lately died by the rector for the leo larne &Reno= service (a gainer put MU o'clock) being aa =reasonable end meet inconveuient tiros for the parisidosers (issemoch es their hour of dining on Sundays is any= universally at or 'twit two o'clock, and the obesity chi.dren of the pariah having lately been removed by the trustee, to stoner church tee ptriah, where the =lane= service commences at half-past three o'clock (it ban innonible fur the children t i attend the afternoon ser vicing the parish church at the boar now bed), we tenet that year terdehep will think it right to direct that the time of Cllnilletimg such diet noon invite be altered to the peevi osely accustomid hour of half-past three o'clock in summer, sad three o'clnk is whiter, being the nmee *Wahine= by Immemorial =atom in the perish fir u..ote than a century. The parishicuere do sot, and never did, ctject to the rem for bevies a, many adlltional services ae he thinks peeper, provided dist cc b additiosal services be not made to into with the weal Sunday me rainy setrices at elects o'clotk, and the lecturer's afternoon envie. at Vine or half-pest three o'clock; coal we roolidectly enure your lordaWp that thiro was nothing is the der i.i. n of the Court of Quess's Beech oa the late spplica ion for a mandamus, to justify or gin any 'section whatever to the step which the rector vomited to take is altering the time for such &ter se= service to so unressoonie ea hoar as a quarter-pest two o'clotk ; any doubt upon *hie print will he at once rot moved by referring to no sh. rine" writer's acted of whit passed la court neon that oc.nion ; a petered copy of which sold sectompaties this rteterient, sad from which we think it reiSciest to extract the toll.,wtcg panne, which will be found at page 19 .` lie. Coleridge (the rector's oonnsel)—l admit there must be a reensable use of the pulpit admitted by the rector, but at so time displeasing to the rector, ghoul he Wen= hiss self tato lb. pulpit." " Lord Camptell-111 the lecturer wisher to nuke are of ft et a esseunab'e time, the rector ourbt sot to ink rfere with his lasi si; of course he mar take care that the lecturer Aril set be • viceroy over him. .' II weld 6* imponible to contend that the reerilriee the themes mein to be at the same renewable hoar that lan Mss the estabbehed custom for more then a century, mat he my attempt os the pat of the hewerw to a viceroy over Yr rector. TM rvib reault'ng from these innovation' sod offensive are newt strAingly manifested by tl e Ishentstle that so clarity *vim n hes been 'route' in the parish Numb is aid of soy of the pariah schools, or the in , dice! dis poser, for to ring the tick poor (tad wttai is situ ded within the parish; far the lest 16 yeas., alth nigh 'arsons lar tire purpose were penodicsl sod (request before the Rev. Bryan King became tector—ead *he* charitable 1114t1t12. time, with tne aception of oes that is partly, hot not ad*. qnshly, endowed, we wholly dependest for support upon voluntery eucittibur.ons—and We regret to add, that for want of such aid the food. of the parish national 'chid is pant- Mar bare way greatly dinitalabed, so that the immune Is ohm be advise* hole being without sufficient funds to asset lb. sap aditurs ; we think it right, ►owever, to lupin oar belief that the preaching of any such settocns would have teen priiia tie« of :lite bezetit to the charities, on account of the very sing I .umber of parishioners sttrnLng the parish church. In ceaclaalce, we heea oily to tamer cur fr mat hope (is the !mauve a a resoled's* p.m.! unstorwsialy at e eery large rem usg a the pwlehicassi• held in verity at the parish March ow lb.. subject, on the lath Octriber. 11145.) that your lordship will diem It right to direct a "return to the old fors of er, riih‘p; whereby the peace of the parch, which hat beta so long di.terbed, will be Immediately removed ; the cost regeri,n will Worn fir their perl•h church; the local charities, which have mined so severely from them CAl !Wilms, will be tine I from the rule that threatens them ; the parishimers will ream to he grateful f.e Meta, readers , ' them p 0 truly ehriatim a melte ; and they will testify their gratitude by proving that they Miq, what the rector hicceel meet to their mei:Mirka acknowledged them to be—pre evalsist tor their dutiful 'nicht:lent to the ehurelLsad loyal °bedtime to the sovreetge."—By order of Vestry, September 22. MIL JONI GILL, Chairman. TR"P " 2 . l lCoarthwerdocs. Jove Dowser!, W. 1.. Howaht., entry C'erk. MEILOPOLIfaN FREI 110aPITAL, DIVONSIII2I - CITT.—Th• aggregate anistar of patients eallevag daziag the lank riding beyr. 17 vraa Maaaael, 6N; oar gleal..l63 ; to W , 03; al Titled 374 won atm era. CRNiIIAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Beton R. M. KW, liffej Jbiort notkr,43B, a reepectOlii look* ma, was ladiotod Ibr vals&esansar.. Mr. POMO andwited tlie pr.:wanks ; Kr. Illairsite irir Tir seams laprad tithe &Went wee, that la the arum of Ids anerinstim helm Mr. Murphy, the Ormarderr et the Insolvent Darn Gut, he euradtioi veld sad car =Vary, sad the drarrerine mar aril& It ste ftt wee wee el • onnewhipeanNer The presarreir wee Mr. Cliarn, enrair whibands Wei and Mee mediehree, M Nerwieh, mai who doe hes as aelahillome Y Leaiste, and it eppreei that la the yoga 111141. we al Ma leseelhes, • Mr. Dassa. vs Balm in the rem ef jimmy, sellelder alders, end he eaw the , who sit Or thee kept a heel sad elms asp seder, Gail he eakeed goofs et be. le the arra& dd b amwmi hirer& OIL rid 701., end theme ale ere waty _ arepplied. Ilr. Braes wen s anksament *ram applied the phonic kw psyllium et the earesed. tat be rade sere euenni, and peendeed to cell et the Leaden ealabilehmeat hi a skeet thee, Gad pay the bill. Hs all ask bewever, de me 'boa Mr. Barnes ant west to he feud that the shop was dosed and the prisoner had me be could boor so tidings of him. From this der vat the rainier of the resent year sodden traareed reisadng telhepoleiser, hut Mr. 136111111113rwrine by reldeat le he In the aim 46 Ike ✓eauferwer illteressvgrist. the ertmele err he, mad he imaallstely resspard hin me ihs _lama Was had folverei him al& the erlar at Reaßaa. E• same tag .aides,sail dime* awed the to deer. Mod% vier he appeered et he ersylegi Cm tt i t brims ell • halber end mien hdonrilion Mrs le Mr. Ohne% he earemesed ea mods. apilli hies Is recover the rearad et Ids debt, end the motion wee enksennently trail at Wbl , sad tarred In the jury riving Mr. Oilman, • wrist 63r the mime of 1161 debt. The pawner, It smart , inimediately sitar the ram had been disposed et, died s petition in the lasolrat Court, and in lab schedule ha the the debt et Ilr. Oilman, sad when he was =- by the earstrelems he swore that lee led not hair the ship at Reallits. owl dot it we the limber et Ido brew Charles Wealey, sae that he had mwely oared the psis heal Mr. 8e..... his and it wee =hur t srersanata that perjury war against the grad witeeres was sass , from whale evidence It =that the dellendant had lived for two years at mad that hewn always known as Charles Vtatliii, sod tha t he took the shop when the goods were semplied, mad Bpd en speonmat in that name, and that no eater pima we lee I. the trausaction and no me bed err beard of • brew, mad, In fact, every One of the stalreade rads by the didandent before the commiadonir we dimly roved. Mr. Metcalfe, at the close of the case for the pratertion, rimed several technical °brakes to the Warmest, moms of which the learned Conunladoeer °aneroid armor for rev Windom by the Court of Criminal Appeal, In case ft Mould berms neceeery to do so. The jury, afters wry abort debbaratket, retuned • verdict of Owelty; Jadoleat wee reepitea, and the emit cads ea cedar that the urt , might be at large, pending the decision of the °sort of Appeal , upon his entering Into • personal megr ims la M . and Boding two sureties in 1601. mech. to apprr and receive judgment, if he should be required to do se. Aa application was made to the court to radar the motor ef the bail, but it woo refused. This cur ccooluded the raiser of the asice, sad the court adjourned to Medley, Weber U. wee guilty, er that the receipt vas • torgery; bet, if thew I meet is ism say Wrest hosed ri:lit 3 as tml = am s, *ay would ear& the piseser. Tinley, skier seir al es halo &Merida, found the prewar Net . The Irma JO. be we my Wadi Wield with the meet. tiskr the eireamences a h ins the beet and Whet eirilee ihetestild bi team. emolhat, and be me surprised at ha being able to get along at all. Wham took the driver ir.to custody, trim he said his meta' knew the elate of the Imes at the data la took it out. -- fir. ove hare handed to hit worship that Mr. Weeks esaleated to here the horse alaughtered, bat that would got be artSeleat b cheek the entry. Cabloraters Eloquently meat oat we mks& at sight, bellevlag Chet they 'would mope the notice of the society's of sad Um polka. He therefore asked far • ectairledea. . mrliaska sad R & not know that the hone was as bed. K. wield, however, consent to have It killed. The driver (Stoneham) lea that the hone had been bad ihr weeks, and he had frequently =spinout at the yard about it, bat no notice was taken of IL Kr. Bonham said It was a very bed case, end the defendant (Wagon) consented to have tbeaninal he should doe him 40a., or one month's hard labour. The defendant pad the many._ THAMES. Mr. Josh Smith, MAIM, al Arbour-etrese, Bewley, applied on of the Bev. Bryan Kip; for sammese annest.lohn Newsom, at No. Lo. r Ceressefterst, Bt. George in the But, sugar baker, kr mem* eanire, and disturbing iluto:= as the afternoon of Banday bat, lathe perish eh sad alee whit regneMe his effealive behaviour at the " Chapel" In BfaUsevaquits, fn the parish of St. Gawp, on the sees earning. Mr. Smith called the attention of the negieints to two MU of Pullman; the Ist of Willisza end Nary, up, 18, is. 18, pared in the year 1688 ; sad the WW2's= Mary emirs 2, up. 3, pasted in 1653. After seen dbonsaion betintra the applicant and the worthy inagletrate ea to the Nut of theme statute., It was decided that balk eamumen should beta= out under the act of William eel /Buy. Mr. Yardley granted both the ineamonsee, and ft woe an ranged that they should be heard oaths mama day. GRIMM WICH. James Manley, a young man residing In Brunswick square, Deptford, was charged before Mr. Traill with vio lently 'writhing William Parker, a workmen in the employ of Meters. limits and Co., oontreetore, at Deptford dockyard. The complainant stated that in ccasequenoe of the builders 'trite several men employed in the dockyard by the contrac. ton bad refused to go in, but he had himself accepted work them end been employed during the past fortnight. Oa several womb= four journeymen carpenters, whom he knew, bad been in the habit of meeting him on leaving tha yard, end had endeavoured to persuade him to leave his wort. Oa the previous evening, when leaving off work, the four men shove alluded to, seeing him leave the yard, beckoned to him to go to them on the opposite side of the street, and on doing so the prisoner immedbitely kaocked ie cap off hie head. lie (cuspleinant) asked the prisoner why be bed acted in such a manner, on which he struck him a meat violent blow in the eye, completely diallguring him, at the lame time making his escape, and retoulung, ' Now put the document on your beck." The defendant, on being taken into custody, had alai malted the constable. Kr: Trsill said that, so far as that 000 rt wee concerned, meg rotation should be afforded against such outzageone madame se that which the prisoner had been guilty of. His worship thus ordered the pnewsw to pay a floe of 31. or six mots' imprisonment with hard labour for the assault on the complainant ; to be Imprisoned for three weeks with bard fabwar for the assault ott the coratable; and further, to Bud two sureties in 104 each for his good behaviour during the ant three mouths. - The peieo~er wee cottoned to goc. WANDSWORTH. _ Mr. Comilla, the ele;i7e7i:ViZra . worth District Dowd al Works, attended before Mr. Inhume In support of • swa ns= the West End and Crystal Peden Company, hi mho* to kelp in repair a midway over • bridge in the Datterese-road, and its approaches. Mr. }leerily, from the office of Means. Johnson, Farquhar, and Co., the solicitors to the company, appeared for the de ileden&, and pleaded their non-liability. Kr. Marseille said he made his chin against the company under ties 46th action of the Railway Consolidated Clauses Act, nadir which the oonmany were liable to maintain the road In question. lie undentood that the defence was that the words did not apply to the roads, but to the bridge and the embankments. To mast that objection he would refer the asset to • similar case heard at the Quern's Bench, in Jemmy 1868. It was la the care of "North Stiffordshire Railway," and Lord Campbell said that the company were baud to maintain the road over • bridge and its sp leen:Bes. Mr. Reedly sold he was somewhat taken by imprint by that cam, hat he would oontend that the company bad complied with ten temps of the act of parliament. The road to question wee in substitution of the old one, and wee men tioned is the original plans. The 66th section of the Rail way Clauses Act compelled companies to restore roods inter heed with, or put substituted roade into a permanent sub stantial condition. Ile should he able to prove that the road was left in a substantial condition. Mr. Curtails argued that it was not a enbstituted road, but merely one of deviation. Mr. Young, the surveyor of Battersea for the Wandsworth district, sad the read on the brUrge and the f WWII approach was now in a dangerous, state. He considered the road wee not substastially made, se gravel had been laid down inattad of Moues of gra a . . Mr. 0. 11 . ..Phipm, the oompsny's civil engineer, was called to prove that the road and approaches were made by the contractors, Messrs. Peto and Bessary, to his satisfaction, awo hi • permanent and anbatactial oondition. Mr. larttam decided upon adjouroing the summons for a week to coiseider the points, and to allow the solicitors for the company to look into the can. MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Before Mr. Creuy.) The ball oases were takes to-day. Hoary !Foliar was Indicted for having anaulted !Ulm Bredhery, the wife diatom Bradbury, 5, New Peter-street, Warminster. The parties lived in the n house, and there was contra dietary evidence. There had bean a quarrel between the primmer's wife end the prowscutrix. The jury found the prisoner Not Guilty. Mr. Hawthorne was for the prosecution' ; Mr. Ribton der fraded. _ _ Rodurg Dow's, cosvicted of felosiously receiving articles sbsien by finale shoplifters, his associates, and disposing Cl gem, was brought up sad sentenced to three years' penal servitude .14471;;irk Leaek, journeyman baker, oonvicted of embank,- mat Attie a previous conviction, was brought up for jadr ML Ste lamed Judge slid the ordinary role fa each a ere es tide weal be to pass a moms of pawl revitede; tot eoeseqesetee of »presentations whiob hod twee ri de is. risig the prima», the attentign of the medial adhere of the pion tad bees celled to him, and acting upon inierawalea received from thorn, be shoal 'Wrist from posseng a mates» of that sort. At the acme time he had to observe that he had received letters and document respecting Ws eau fro» persona, what or whoever they might be, who riser» Utile maderemed the positiou of one filling a kaki"l eitnatfaa, sad web a omen as they had adopted WY as anew spied =Yand good same. Hs had an ender sod s= . F.... ut discrimireatbeg the senteaces to be pseud apes persona convicted of atm, and Widely dieregardbtri dee toesnennitatioes he had received, bat , s tage pon the la- formation he had received from tie; medical ofllCers of the gaol, and a most cashil consideration of the circumstances of the cue, be should mutates the primer to 12 mouths' bud labour. It wea not only indecorous but highly hu mps" for persona to address communication' to • Jod mews • matter of which be bid to form en opinion upon the 017011/19WICAMI publicly end speedy Investigated before him, sad for the sake ,af decency ha hoped it would not be re =Platter Tlas prisoner was then sentenced to 12 months* Elijah Caitlin 19, footman, who was convicted on his own asbestos of steeling three bottles of wine, was brought up for judgment. 'lke learned Judge meld it appeared the prisoner hai been In the habit of robbing his muter ' a gentleman residing at Highgate, by making toe of faleskeys. It was a very bad noes indeed, but the prosecutor had most kindly and most earnestly recommended him to mersy, on account of which he should pass upon him the eentenos of eight months' hard labour. An application was mad* to the Court for an order of re stitution of some wood which had bon stolen by • man named Box. convicted lad maidens. The Assistant J•dge ordered at the time that it me to be restored, but two per sons to whom portions had been sold now ottended, sad odd they bought the wood for what it was worth, and had worked it ep in trade, and could not therefore give it back. The learned Judge amid they had been directed to give up the peoporty, and had not dons so. They could km given the vales of it to th e prior man who had hem robbed of it, bat indeed they oboes to art their own opinions end notions against the law of the land. Tory would find that too strong for them. lie should not mats as imperative Dad immediate order, ma the matter woe originally before Mr. Bodkin, the Assistant Judge, who would be here next maim, but he shou`d advise theta to give to the promoter the vale* (tithe property of which ha bad been robbed, end they had received, before next tension, or they might find that the wart wee not only not to be set at delianue, hut that it had mote power to enforce its order, end further to direct pro mentices foe retarding the due admiciotration of juatioe. (Before Mr. Payne.) Patrick Farrell, late • policeman of the 9 division, 386, surrendered to take his trial upon so indictment for so assault upon Basneasb, the wife or Henry Jenkins, • lamp lighter, living at 17. John-street, Portland-town. Mr. Lawrence woo outuisel for the preirecatioa, and said the eircumaitances of this eve were of a somewhat extraoreft 'Nary character. The privoter was on the beat where the trio lived, and lied been in the habit of calling bee re=d up at early !more of a morning, se be bad to put lamps out for the Imperial Om Cowpony; for that he woe pie di. • week. One morning he celled him up at *boat l j w i tf i tir thre e, rema m edin he bed:lin:, out hr lids rounds. Mat bsad bad gone oat, and dropped off to sleep. To her estonishment eke wee awoke by the band of • strange man beteg placed an bat breaat, sad the word " Holt°. !" being mid to her fa a eery soft and whispering manner. She looked, and, finding it was uot her husband, ecreasued out, and the pelt:cater, for be it was, ran out of the room. He had his uniform clothes ea, and the bedclothes were not disturbed; be wile lying on the outside. He got sway for the moment, but en alarm was glee& and be was brought back, singularly engugh, by the husband, who had been Informed of the circumstance by • lodger in the house who had posse in pursuit. Mr. Ribbon sppeared for the prisoner, and proemial to explain t h at the anfortunato occurrence originated in a =Wake. TiePrienter pleaded guilty to the common sea alt; and be wee found/4r Gluing on the other counts of the ✓est charging the more serious Ores. CertiOcatna of good cherscler airs prebend. The learned Judge, in prong rawnee, esti he had cow salied his learned colleague (ldr. Cram) spa the am, sad they both agreed that the proper anuses to pre maid be isgehosteeot tor • month. According r the ellresser hie favour, the priesher's =duct had boa vary ismarel head disgrsoefsl. hatunce a s =cedes imprisonment, sal as V. .416ert Altana, a emaielebholarklag id valkarsseded young ern, ennerlerted to take h trial for eeshiselles the sera of Si., received by his for and on acertat of Ws aseter, Alf red spar. Mr. Langford and Mr. Poland were for the proestatha Mr. Metcalfe defended the petscher. The rue raised In this as was a serious our, sad ace painful for the jury to decide, either the guilt or the primmer or the 0011-61611billie of s receipt par dated spirt him to the sea aisle& The prosecutor aria glees mad hod darer Pw salt the sert ewer ass his tallatelarals& It vas that he hall nerved fiL trees MAW Cremetheolort Rossell-pleas. Libros, oil sad slams % tor whist hs neat recanted, sr a receipt for whir wapipeelesuL Than bed beta bag acs trenescross hogwash M. Oyer sad lb. Omerhril. The body of the receipt war wales Y kit el a illiteat has le that el the elawarare awe the pew atm awl the Ram of " Hoeft" wee writers isterwl "Alture." The pealeattor rid he thought the =Nei ]list Ike the pistatee. afar s long:trial tie learned lags sward sp. sad told the jury that they hoed hot say alleeleedg Uwe the paten THE POLICE COUEI igAzisiox-Housz.._ iP Piing s, 14 ter alarged with uttering and Mpg • cheque for 61., with latmi to defraud the London Joint Bo ok Beak siso with hom a letter a elapse tar u. th. Ad., belonging to Mr. Frederick Piggy, eserabeat, al 21, Oatterthne, idiemplceper. *sem i. 14, mid be was gdeg Mang Priam street ea when the primed; mime he hadmver SOIS belbreakippeel , •?11 add lie if lee r weetaktMern leimeses. Abeam esid, Tem" and the m ving Ihka a dope NM Ms to lake 14 to the Leadaa Joint Steak Beak, whisk he podded ma, end get Ave sovereigns for tt, sad bring them M him malts. Ths prisoner told his to go to tie lowest desk at the muster all bat two. Witness did so, sad pro the Mops to • clerk, who looked blur very Mud, and gave his a little =bag tied op to take over to the pions r. maid this lrag to the primmer, med at tis mom time • gentleness Am the book, who had Mowed him. r epaks Mthe prinanw, idea sad doldmi kim Brian whams went when the prisenw told he het arCmoney them hot that ier vi tsoversigns be would ohmage me and give Ma the Mr. A. Inroad, cashier at the London Joist Stock Bank, predsreed • cheque for Si., porpoetteg es be them by F. W. Tigge and Co. who were commen of the beak, which ter presented to this on the previous day by the Mt witness, .end at mos detected by his to be a forgery. Willlllll, there fore, gam the boy aa empty beg, had sp, and directed soros ems to knew him. The meeker MI the Masque bid beta leaned «Y Mr. wn F. Rr i remitt, ashlar at lb. Larks Joint Stock Bank, depend that he followed the Mame always out Mahe beak OWNS" his give the bas k r the prisoner. Whams asked the primer where he get from, and he rer plied he got it temp smother id, who cha Zbito to say he had got it hoot Yr. riga, will. °attar-lane, sad that tha boy was waiting rood the dram, and as he could find no sues other boy, is took the !Omar back to the bank, ad than want to! Ilene. . . . the prisoner wu given into his our tody at the beak, and on searching him Unwe, he found on Mat a pima of paper, bcwees his mutes sad his flesh, eon, blabs a sort of Esc-simile of the signature to the forged chaps The prisoner said the boy Allsopp was en entire to him, and whams wu quite satisfied that such =COMO. Mr. F. Fiera, merclunt, 21, Gutter-lane, said he kept sa adeoast at the London Joint Stock Bank, bat that the cheque produced was not In his hmidwritiog, nor wrists by his sothority. The prisoner was in Ids employ up to lest Saturday, wham witness paid him a week in advance Mollie to pt rid of him. The cheque had bees taken out of his cheque-book, which witness had always kept looked up In his desk, so ;that he could not understand how the primate got at It, unless it was when witness vu webs be a mo ment frees one room to another. The primate - solid scarcely write at all, and witness was quite satisfied that some one elle matt have tiled up the cheque for him. Wheat had sometimes seat him to met some cheques. The miaow, who had nothing to say, was then committed for trial on th e charge of forgery ; and the other charge was proceeded with. Mr. Figge, rwmareined, rodeos' a clwqm for SI. 2e. 9d. drown by his on the 14th Wet, and enclosed with a letter in ea envelops width was addressed to Mr. Neale, High-etrest, Wandsworth, sad stamped for posting. In the regular course of baldness the primmer should have taken the letter, with other letters, to the post, in the evening, but witness had awe ascertained that that latter had never reached its destination. BMW, detective, deposed that when he arsreeld the pri mmer on the other charge, be feted on him a pashas stamp width a ppear ed to have been affixed to a letter, end then in. moved t having teamed through the post. Whams aftenraedimosived a jacket, which prisoner said wee Isla sad to the pocket of which he bound two other and shahs stenspe. Mr. A. Brown, cashier to the London Joint Stook Bank, mothered a cheque for 31. la 9J., which was presented to Ma for payment on the 11th Ltent over the counter, be balleved by the prisoner. Witter volumed it to him, with the answer that it most cone through a banker, being crewed, and the primner took it away with him. In the al arm= of the same day the same cheque was presented again by another lad, who said he had been sent by a young gentlemen, who was waiting maids. Witness tdd him to fetch him ha, but be never came. The cheque was endorsed "Neale and C 0.," end when witness asked the boy who bet psomatel it, who signed It, he replied, "Mr. Neale." The demos hal never been paid. The prisoner, who again declined to my anything, was committed for trial on this charge also. Hls Woe, who was is COU;;; sad seemed to be much alhoteft, sold that about three mouths ego he lost his wife, end for several week* after was himself is the hospital, so that his son wee left without guidance, and had fallen mama vwy bad companions, bat until about sLa weeks ago so Muse boy could be. The Lord Mayor said he was evidently a vary bad boy sow, for more art and cunning had been shown is the two transactions than most people would give so yeas( a lad ersidit for. _ iii.trioodmen (chief clerk) told the poor man (part of whose hand had been recently amputated) that be had better attend and melts some representation at the Old 13aile7, end he left the oourt saying that he would do so, bat weeping bitterly. John C. W. Merriam was brought up on • signed by the Lord Mayor, charged with stealing the w rur of 61. 12e. fid., the property of the Commareial Dock Company, his em Mr. organ (Humphreys end Morgan) appeared foe the permeates, and Mr. Ferrara fur the prisoner. Mr. J. Griffith, emrstary to the Communist Doek Com psay, 106, Fenchurch.stroet, said the prisoner wee chief oink to the company, and it wee • tart of his duty to re ceive and enter en moneys is the cash book on amount of the ecespany, mad pay them into Premott's Bank the mine day. There wee no entry in the cub book in the prisoner's hand writing of a sum of 61. 12e. 9.1. on the 16th lost., nor since, sad the prisms never accounted for that sum. Mr. E. J. Prime, dark to the Commercial Duck Company, deposed that an the 16th inst. he received the sum el 61. 12e. Pd. on amount of the company, and banded it over to the primmer, who absconded about batten hour afterwards, and 1M not beta to the office since. _ Tbe c r wc CrOnar westhenrstnaiiied, with an intimation that other would be preferred against him. John Joshing, charged with forging end uttering a cheque for 1011.4 x. 6dorith Went to defraud Morn. Glyn and Co., of Lombard-stree, banters, was brought up for flail ezasninatioa, and, after some further corroborative evidence, wee oxusittei for CLEHKINWELL. A paths:tardy attired man about 30 yeses et err who gave the urns of Wilkens Baia, and wasdeemlbed ass watch lever eseepeort maker, residing at 23, Clareneerrese, Islington, wee charged Won Mr. Tyrwhitt with °Marin from Mr. Henry Coventry, 64, Bt. John.street, Clerkenwell, watch manufacturer, three gold watches of the vans of 401., by mare of fake and fraudulent pretences. The prisoner ia said to bo known to the police as a betting and commission agent, end the frequenter of rues, and it was stated that thou were several charges of a similar nature against him. On the 14th instant he wrt to prosec tor, and rid he should like to hays two or three geld watches to show to a gentleman who he thought would purchase one. Prosecutor bad known the primer dot some time, and therefore gave him two gold watches, end he said he should return them that night or the next day, or pay for the one retained. He enema& got another watch ea the same pretence. The result was that the prosecutor wu unable to got either the money ce the watches, and on Inquiry it was found that the latter had been pursed. The p isoner rid his intention was to have retuned the w in a short time. He was pressed for may. Mr. Tynrhitt said the prisoner was a victim to gambling, and he was afraid that betting people had got hold of Tr Os the present charge he would be fully committed to the Middlesex Session for trial. He should remand the poisoner for a week, and directed that if there were any other our they should then be brought forward. MARYLEBONE. Andrew Beech, a young man. having& respectable appear ance, was chiirged before Mr. Long, by Iferistent Bodeo, an active detective officer of the I) division,with attempting to N a roll of linen, 68 yards in Meath, oin the shop of Mr. Oyler, linendreper, High-et:set, hisrylebone. The °Moro @Wed that on the previous eveniog he was ha Crafted-street when he saw the prisonir, who was in the eompeny of another seas and • tuna* go to the *bop of • , when en attempt woe made to take some lists. They Idb thew, sad west into Highwreet, where they wwe Mowed by him (Bodes). When they got se far et the rhos ol Mr. Gayle: the women want to the door, 111111,• Mthy the primmer and the other man. She returned to them, whisk the priamear made his way to the•hor door and MO • shies which wee attached to • roll of linen. Having deer tide he left, upon with* the leanale went to the shop door. the wee about to remove the linen, when the witness stepped up. He called for sselstanoe, and two men cane sp. A struggle took plea to captain, the whole of them. The prisoner's commentate got away. Witness bad bold of the primmer, who made • most desperate mist- MOO. _ _ — Mr. Long—Did he go quietly to the Melba-boom P Boden—Dtc, sir; be said that he would tot go, and kkked me and struck ms repeatedly. B. was sent to prison for two mouths. 80IJTAWARIE. Mr. George ream, a cob proprietor, of Waltman, was lon, before Mr. Surdas), at the irstanov of Ni. W. Love, the chief constable of the Royttl Society for the Pre ovation of cruelty to Animals, wit h canting • bone to be washed Is one of his csbo is • very alm ond stew. Juan Ritheeford, aa officer of the Royal @oche, be the Palmation of Cruelty to animals, sad that oa Newby eight, s little Wore 12, be law a mu named Gawp seoas ►osss drivhig• bates lad tab Is Ft iar-etztat, Netherton road. Peramving that the animal could Wetly get along h• stopped the delver, and an owainaion load that tha hone land sot s leg to mad spas." The 11001111 Wel dread!!! 8211A7011 CABE 07 D 181717117011. At t h e Nottingham Police-court, on Tuesday bat, • Rule lad, who gave the name of Evatt, was brought up before Use mayor, having Bien found in a state of destination cm the previous night by the police, in High-street. The lad, who wea apcsrantly between 10 and 12 years of age, sad see m s! sharp and iutelhgent, stated that hie mother was the widow of an officer in the let Royal Dragoon Gnarls, and that he 111141 killed et the fermata cavalry charge at Ralaklava, during the Rites4n war In IS% His mother lived at 124, Eila-street, Feudlates, Mencheatar, sad one morning, shout a mouth ago, she told him to go out into the street and play for an hour or two. He did eo, and re turned in about throe hours, end then Ira told by hire. Brown, the next-door neighbour, that his mother had sold all the furniture, and bad gotta away with • military sena.- inan;who had been in the habit of 'akin lau at her house. Oa hearing this he began to cry, and after remaining in the 1 hoses some time, he thought be would go to London and kOO Rho could end his mother thews, as they had residad at Step ney Wore they went to Menolleater. He scoardingly set off to walk, end on his way he slept in bane and begged food sad money to maintain himself. When he arrived et Isadou he want to the house of • person near Saveloy church, whom he knew, to inquire if eh* knew anything about his mother. As All did not, after staying there • night, he commenced walking back to Manchester ; hut when he gut to Market Her bmonghhe tell in with a men who said he was • currier, and who told him that II he would go with him to Nouinghent he thougtt be could get him acme work. He consented to do so, and went with the man to the club hot:mein Town Han lon*, Lasater, where he slept outlands) , night. On Monday they walked to Nottingham, sad when they got here the man told hint to stay against some poets in the new market for a short time, and be would go and red for work for him end coins back in about an boor's time. After waiting two hours the man did not return, and he therefore wandered into the town, and wu found by one of the polio. In High sums, and taken to the watch-hone. The sewer to the mayor said that hio mother enjoyed a pension of Ilk. ed. • w .*, aid that he did not know the name of the officer who used to come and visit his mother, but be should know him *gals if he should see ham The mayor directed the lad to be sent to the union until inquiries could be made into the truth of this extraordinary story, and directed the police to write to the War-office to inquire whether any each person was In receipt of • peoswo, and to other persona whoa. names had been mentioned by the Isl. STABBING A BROTHER.—A family of the name of Taylor, residing at Gibreltar-hill, Lincoln, have long keen notorious for the'r quarrelling propensities. Israel and Elijah, [woof the sone, grown up, queer-looking specimens of humanity, live at home—one the father's favourite, and ' one the mother's pet, and between them two • deadly fend hui for sours raged. About • month aims laud, the older, • boatmen, sustained an injury of the jaw Is • tight with him brother, which laid him up for emend days ; and not very beg since Elijah, in quarrel with hie mother, nearly bit her sassoff. Os Friday met another quarrel took place between ths brothers, which reunited in Israel subbing Elijah, end iallictieg a rations though not • dangerous wound in his bark, &tout midway between the Moulder-blade and the /plea, and for which he was on Saturday committed to the meat amines ler trial. It appears that Elijah was in the Roebuck public-house, about three o'clock in the afternoon of Friday, drinking with another or two, when Israel entered, and some words pasted between these about old grievances, when the eider west away, threatening to shed his brother's blood before he slept that night. Be also repeated the threats whoa he got home, saying that "murder would be duce," and eerreting • poker in hiajacitt. When Elijah went home about G o'cl,xt he took • recruit with him, • young man named hear Pun, a labourer from Branton, who wan asked by Israel who had brought hint there, and, on Elijah replying that he had, Israel got up and made three plunges at him with • clasp Mite he was casing twin at his chest, which misani, and ono, in the beck as his brother was twining away; the latter look effect. The wounded man, wlthbbi clothes saturated with blood, wee taken to rho hospital by the female with whom be Hsu (Emma Jordan, • married woman), where he was attended by Mr. T. T. Broke, the home eurgera. The witnenes agreed that both had hat drink, but that Israel was much the worse of the two. The prem. r on Saturday did not appear Maisons of refuting the teatlmony of the wittier's', but ta , ber to justify himself, his brother Elijah being " his master" at Satinet, and beim always interfering with him. When apprehend.d he said, "I did me at him with a knife. I wont M master of him HZ bleak his back:" and an his examination be said Elijah dim Interfered with hi. SS coca as be came is, and hal aim brought • man home with him to " lather " Wm.—Stasi/on( liercury. FATAL WAGGON ACClDENT.—Ytaterday morning Mr. eerier, the coroner, recedred information of the death of Mr. Casein, aged 36, who resided at N 0.40, Paredistrattest, Bothatitithe. TM demand was milting on the edge of the pavement wit Doekbeed, Bernioadeey, when be slipped and tell. Om of Pbtbrd'e venom, laden with furniture, wee p.watty at the time, and the wheels went ever him and Wad Ma. MARABZ& BUGAR.—The avenge pries of brown or llsmovado sugar, the produce of the Erithh Pound= in AMuiee, for the week ending Sept. 20, is 265. 2d. pm cwt., exclusive ot the duties of costa= paid es payable ehmern.—The average arks brown or llensmedo sow, the Pokes of the klatirlthis, for the week sidled as above, to 255. 101, —The • price of brown or Xuasovado wager, the ;sa dism of the Beet ladles, for the week waft as above, Li 248.70.—The average price of thethree keeping descripts danger* 25e. lid. BILMITOL, Bstr. 23.—There has been rather DIM wink. dos in ear market Ude week, sad • Isle moot of bosuns has been concluded eines oar tut, bat pekoe show no signs of la t. In floating oessoss, only eme isle is re -3,000 boxes Reivaush, No. 9, at 22e. 9d., folly Cued. Refiners' produce bee been desk in to • =derma extent, at about fanner quotations. Ram is in improved demand, sad several paresis of Leeward' end Danserses bare bees Minimal of as 2s. sad 2s. IL per imperial &leo, whit • kw lots of Jamaica at about 4s. 3d. to is. dd. COTTON.—Liviaroon, Barr. 23.—Tbste has been a steady demand throughout the week, bat it 00611211111 to be very freely met, and prices of American have give, way id. riLlt4 mad even more insane cams In the low mann and dames, which reseals comparatively without inquiry. Brazil end Egyptian partake in the general dulness, and are id. lower. For Surat the demand has been good, bat they an still pressed for sale, sad prices have given way id. per Speeslatoes have taken 860 American and 130 Burst, sad there have beta sold for import 1,060 American, 360 03 Egyptian, sad 7,610 Beret. The market to-day opened witboat change; probable sales, 6.000 belea. Committee's quotation for Lis-7 fd. bowed, lid. Mobile, Bd. Orissa°. COTTON 0001:18.—Maxonarrna, Barr. 23.—We hays bad symptoms of seen ormildense since Tuesday, whea meet of the shipping honor he the trade to China sad to eel. ends and Bombay menthetsd a dieposition to resew opera tions. The commercial add= from Bombay are encouraging, all descriptions of British goods in demand, with a general improvement in prime. laths imp ate conarquently steady is value, and prfutiag cloths rather dearer. Many makers of the latter are so deeply ma naged as not to be able to take faith orders. Then is more elm doing for the home and other markete. Yarns maim is bear thissead, but prices are not quite so fires. CORN. —Czamtissoan, Barr. 23.—Them was a fair sup ply of wheat at market to-day, and as advance of le. per qr. was obtained on all the beet deaceiptions of both new sad old—red, Ws. to 42P.• extra, 44e; white, new, 40e. to 475.; sutra, Ms.; old, 48.. to 60e. Batty, fine =Wag, in re quest, at extreme mioss—say, 40s. to 4dis.. secondary gun fire difficult to sell. Beans, leas offering aid without change in Talus. Lutcout, Bert. 23.—We have had a good attendant* at oar mast to-day, end a fair supply of wheat, which sup ported led week's prime. Wheat, red, new, 416. to 445.; old, 46e. ; white, new, 48s. to 48e. ; old, 62e. A plenti ful supply of barley, and a somewhat subdued demand for common *manilas at le. to 2a. decline, fine sorts alto moving slowly at tanner rate; grinding, 28e. to 30e.; malting, 365. to 42e. Basile, new. 434. to 45e.; old, 50s. Peas, 365. to 89e. Osts, 21s. to 294. WAILIIILID. Barr. 23.—New wheat met with a slow sale, at lama week's prices. Old wheat neglected, but without change in value. Fine barley scarce and fully ss dear. Beans rather cheerer. In oats, shelling and other articles no chasm Averages for the week ending Sept. 16 .—Wasst, 4.140 qrs., at 435. 40.; barley, 1,676, at 375. Ofd. ,• oats, 210, at 21a. ; beans, 116, et 42a. ; pew, 26, 55 ns. MOALS.—Lowaoa, BUT. 23.—Bowers West Motley, Me. ; Chute' West Hartley, 16e. 3d. ; Davisca's West Hanley, 16e. 3d. ; Begins Hartley, 16e. 3d. ; Tiallekt Moor. 18e. ; Taalleld Moor Butes, 13e. ; Walker Prioress, 12e. IM.; Ward's West Hartley, 14s. 3d.; Wylam, 16s. 6d. ; Walls Heresy, 17e.; Walls Bad Heath Hall, 17e. dd.; Conway anWell r d Dylat *MI6. 23e. dd.; bevies Merthyr, 22..; ya, 22e. 6d.; Peerelre Darya Steam, 22..-81ilys al market, 33; sold, 31. TRAFFICS ItETURNB. Mao P M Told, Told. Wok imam Ibp4sater 11. ".6 'a r m "'aim ink I" loyal Death ........ woes err amptember 13 11.664. Luolankolf swam (Moto Liar as 7,ns st.ms AIN 25.710 11.0‘66arba wist ..d.., 16613 8.14.1. Is 336 6.:3 14! 1: 7 7 9 1 widow nee uo3 e.aa 66.1:3 13./11 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. dolrak, Castsls AMIS, hos llartleped to Closets:lt, tith coals, gm Pales Is stilt Ls lat. 2/ N., ks. E., Is • tlaking•tee. sad Ma maw takes of asd landed hen. Stka teosdared I shoat . waited etas bow after ado kid toes abssetosad.—Asteried.Btpt. 22. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Maim bon Liverpool for New Tort. Sept 2, WO it Soo 98 W. Cefodoe lbe quo), of rook, ter Segni' eiserico, rept.l3, at. 44,37 W,lea IR* W D• of ItlolutoO 1141 d, for Chabot, Sept. 4, lat. 23 N, Ica. 49 W. Dieuela (torque), from Taganrog to Palsootel, 30 dim Sept 7, at UN,lea9W. Thema (bargee), Ron Liverpocl, caps, Sept. lit N, Ica 13 W. Biathlons, at Paolo, from Galway for Clot., Sept. 9, let 49 N, Ica 3d W. - • • - - - - • • -- • • - Venws, from Live -.1 oel for New York. Ikpt.l4.lat 54 W. log 13 W. Nano; TO ILtIInBAS. MSDITERUANIATe. COAST or Brom—Done ox CANN Tixoeo.—Tbe Minister of Marino at Madrid has given notice that, on and after the 10th October, 1869, a light will be exhibited from the lightbonas recently erected on Cape Tinoso. The saw light will be • Seed white light, at an elevation of 479 English feet above the level of the sea, and in ordinary weather should be visible from • distance of 20 miles. The illuminating apparatus is catedloptric, of the first order. The light tower la cylindrical, and stands on • rocky trot:Wee, over a rectangular building painted red with yellow windows. Its position le in lat. 4.31.17 dog. N., ant( ion. 1.9.8 deg. W. of Gretinerich.—By command of threir :lendships, JOSS WASHINOTON. hydreterepher. Hydrogreptditeefflce, Ads& rah?, London, Sept. 14. This notice effects the following Admiralty Charts:—Mediterranean. Cameral, No. 2,148; Spain, South Coast, &beet 1, No. 1,186. Alm Moditerriara Lights List fee May, 1869, No. 13. Omatte. 'the MAIL BERVlCE.—According to a Past-Mai notice leaned yeateeday, mails for India (Caloatta), Clink &o, via Marseilles, will be made up in the Genera Posta dem on Monday evening ; for India (Bombay), Alexandria. Malta (via Southampton), end for Spain ant Portugal, on Tinsley morning ; and tar Quads by Canadian packet on Tuesday evening ; for America (New York) by United States pocket via Southampton on Wednesday morning; for America (New York) and Bahmnse by British packet Ma Liverpool on Friday seaming ; malls will be due at the General Poet-office front India (Bombay), Alatandria,Malta, &a, via Southampton, on Sunday; from Caine, India (Cal cutta), Alexandria, Mel a, &a via Ms:grilles, on Monday ; from Canada by Canadian p acket on Wednesday; from America (New York) and Bahamas, on Thursday from Pacific, West Indies, Portugal. Spain. Caps of Geni i Hope, St. Helena, and Ascension next Saturday ; and front China, India (Calcutta), Alexandria, Malta, &e n vie lienthorapton, to- MOROI/ week. RELIGIOUS TEACIIING IN WOSEHOUSEPL—WS permed, with unfeigned plague* the oolamunication from the Poor Law Bard it Goo Gut:rams of our Union, and which was read by the clerk at their lag meeting, upon the subject of religious instruction to those orphans who have neither Wirer nor mother. The order provides for the orktein being brought up in the creed of his deceased passim; end if information as to the religion' persuasion to which those patents belonged cesuot he obtained, the god-fathers or god-rmobora, if any each ten be tonne, will be allowed to eremite the authority delegated to them by baptism.—Pot ts. mouth Cato, dinn. [AdTellieettleet.)—HOLLOMAT ' B OINTMENT AND PILL..—Tr WOOLS. CAWCBIS. LIID pot Bauer& sol &rm.* horn health revues aertlar Meek. that =other, to prevent dier eels 000requere,a, It is the Eau of deers now ender refer. To tare her led eel tutors pale the bottler tumour cue byre Gael num. tine, or dole of el.eomtcrttod olrtee of all gesture arta he the effaces I.rtlan. Wh , leer the almost het appear*. eater fomenter the rye a al. wens eater, Itoßooso. o:utmsot mad be enereatr.l l 9 on the past till t renedeable resetity la ehearhol. The phi., too, t 00.% cJtoroterett with early. It thee recede. he dthrentlf ptmcto rcl to, the .1104 ta DOW, Of the fell , Wheef•arreatol cae. 4 LW With or witt,out toilk•ftvor. 0,44 .I mo loateotaurspo. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DEUCII Ali—Sept G. at &Arid. Abertlom, the wife of J. Noels,. EN., of • ton. GOO os. W. at Funderland tensoa, Wattbou,cc Ptl, the oar of J. G00d... Esq., of a oaughter. 1.11601NN.- 4 ept. O. u UPPor tttlinkard.' , Ulut Conde."" " alto of Mr 1114 Ins. of • rims.—etrot t 3. at 31. etornorsct..troet, Portroau wle of W. 0. I AMU,. U P., of a daqt•to , sxunga.—Sept Itnalturyaquae. toll silo Of J. Ilew.a. •••16 MARKIAOEB. ..... CARDE'f —llllLLo.—Sept. 21. M 8. Mortlebono aunt. K A. Waco. moo of the R. W. Oardon, to Osmium Worm ro dauphins of J. A. Mello, Esq tato of Leloor.t.r gardeas. NWe Owt. (LAVA—ELLIS —Sept. fl. at At. George's, lisnoveraquays, J. ILI 3Vd. I. faannundorr to Imam allta daughters of U. LIIU. l q..or /lady usu. Yoelabas. SWAIM—LLOYD, l'ept. 21. at BAntenhaan Church, by the Am *Woe Owes, Fee twist to eldest 1.013 of I. foil flet Maas, araa. of Width to Am ) . youngest dasahwe of UsWas Iraq of Sisal 7 =anima.. lad 94. UrsawAufolaoltwt. DKATEIe. PAT.—Opt 11. el IllppxWistbrars• terms. Vas I. 1. MT. kmal IIuTTON.-Bept. 19. at ?v. Pith cvsseeot. Notting bill. Mary, the Wend wife of Mush MSS., y., isle al RIG de JAW:a. usl IT. VW malaria el only two dap. IN OIL-8. st res{ Malvern. T. leasaa. , late MAP , la (Marl, MO.. 104 Printed Pebbied bf Wilms. Imre Auer, of le , 1.1. 0 g 0 . 0 Furst. is Ow Ohl of Leaks, POW". M the Ma. ri•Jiadirl Dims. In the hicinet of WOltestus.—ii•yrrasar. 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