The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-17 00:00:00

SPORTING. BETTINO AT MANCHESTER—TtreszAT. EDGE HANDICAP. 3to opt ' 4 A/6Yrbut (11,) 8 Is thdliblied (I) 1.8 Poston 0) 10 Hasa (t) •o t. Vokwßt (t) 12 to Caviar (,) ST. LIGEE. 21) to opt Pram& (t) ROMAN RACES, 1849. 11.1, 733 RIMPITNZIA 111.1111115 01 10 IC.VI. Meth sad 3 oily 31 deelatoi 1818031 V tr 20 , b 7 etleok p.s., with 60 added. 0.. oft. ) g 8 •14 '''' * 3 I 4 4 LICHFIRLD RACES, IS6O. Ti ■ Otat*UIIIMIIIIII 'TALMO. NO OW* mai _ :'~ ~. ~ ..... Polo! •: ~Cy:r'~' lb 1 r if. WM &miens ' Weights Fiala 1 I u i Mad 1155... w . ROYAL TRAM NATIONAL ANOALITA. - - MOND DAT. - - - - - - The Royal Thames nal lords at Putney overlord yeateria • • the pmeman el el missy motto tors as were assembled lb; day berm The berg the rested re p.n... that orris resdesnelen et tie rowing world the were arced re tery reel. sod Mei bed bis particular frey rto who racrt ha re wirer The Chem ff., owls( to Asir reser r.vt unrun sod err sad ltaeleCesse their heat en Mosiag, ems ifs *mantes at 2 M I. Me err barer, went eagerly tarn by many who shistikt Hamilimith ane , might gam a victory. lily's row she IN re heeled to a laraontest, the Westerns leers eery few *apprise, Kr. T. S. Err cf the Val =etCambridge, haersconsared to set as umpire, . Freak My fed. of the Leers Berlon Club, as sorer, them.* treed seri* realase sitertlyetter 4 lock. the H rineremit'i we earls( the beet detem_ . , Clurprrs the ant. sad Keloy's mew the caret stars. Tim &Akre( wee the result . _ Lewd Kamm) ere. (Noddle e) Blue 1 I lie Adelaide crew (Pulliam mad Ricaimed) „Green 2 Ilesaseeete.tli crew Whine 3 WOROVS crew Weak 1 The dientwe wee bow Wateey to Chiswick Ad. At the setwal wieweat el ewstio• the Aida . crew wow is whew of the Viewers, wlt.‘ heeded the wises two, Hawmerewile heal lasts tewitst The Laski& ass lasietwed thole' lond to Beartis llowbme. followed by the Wooten; but ..be the Nitvewtle owl bed bihty set dove to tbek week May rowel by Leib et Tisek's, beareesed their hod trey, sod WOW by souls 100 yenta sadly. The Humor wiwth ems mend the Vetter. et flack's, sod had • dati Two with the Airlaide flr a isserter •I • ads, slew the Ado loido mat aimed. sad beet blemswwwwith foe de wood ahoy by sem, leasitho TM Western wow came is close wo to tm Hat salensith non. Tie rmlag of the Massie was miry Us, awl saleweelly .laird. The dew. ware— Lad Kilt" ol Cam —J. IL elem.?, H. Chmtbers, C. Wiseldp, Clwpa. K. Claws, commis. Tits AdOokls,Creir —F. Kelly. T. Illeckiamy, 3. Mac kisser H. K•ily J. Driest, astmedo. .vith Crew .—J.lfishier, T. Has.., E. rives, (L owes. W. !Mem eszowdo. _ _ WisiniCnni —O. isiss, T. Root, H. Gibs" T. Worosen.de , M. Norton. mewl,. . Tke CI *qtr.. timbre, w Mt; Zelly's crew, 151., tke Ramosualth, 10:. soul the Waders. •Si .04.0 prime 'Si, etterverds preessbed by Ns Isms Duke. Mee: rt.—NORTM v. 800711,—Thie match is. itemeed yeteetbsy M Cestertesq,, be lime yreseact*t • anew Twee ens, et oponsowo. The iteNewiete: awe the mew Mee* let ia.lage, ICI ; Mu% Me. iseth, 1M limber, b, led 14, ?to the ler el Om within. Tus b( t. ties Nut Livociaro-lxx•Plum— Yellsedsy wee*/ Mr. Isarbemolepety.torear hr Weld. meter. bed ea apnea ialhe itarre Wiese Masyllai, es the body et Ile.. Loewe laps., Ned is, els ressired .ante ey Atom, tweet( set el e • meow, wait sederre older meet ethresalisery adereas Mr. Wiped, Yr to *room. of or.rouw. LlarnoWo• lon. Nokia, seli have his.. Ur dee tweed eon! twtatrive yews. die lived epee poverty a .owes tram hews emearadaplo erred fa esweity: bee tea Sad et See lb Potialisa 14,11111, Lobe N *wawa& Ib. etalsetaaele is Meant mar wry estreordwary der sleets obrelay Ms wheat et bee league eta terelembeg be tehe lbw bow bow bet. Qat Mr. MUM ere d Me leapertt bad or really ime,leyed s eeheilee, wed dot Judi bed bees draws oat lot the eels of the hews end tarelawas The per ell left' Wee war rte I Ova there was a eadayliess Nebel hat is Marin her or We. She celled rpm wawa, ea thews*...hewee le • eau peruerbed Mee= Mr. Ild Care predated r geeetoy el Mime mad dew 1•311•02, of won Wides 0 the doossesd, bet they were .1 • nem ta whereat drriWMs. Ma tees meet ems rttbee 'ay wreserie is Mr heirs. 191.• slept at my i Preiey Mehl, sed berldered en ibilardsy man Her brelood. who bridees apperisre the try Meeptal Melees sew ler es Friday stool dam '▪ dean. Or t istarley Crow. deenerl leek the ewer- WWI et thrower her oat of the heat asend free Vadevr. *he dine *only eater Ides bends Ms the he• Mad. VI Tad. Teniperry demperest." ZlPlXwitos oras ON BOLIN/ a COL./IL—Oa lidesie reran( Yet, the brig Law" beloadled to livais. Implies sal Or,, of derhebead. arowseled by Oupera Wrobleros. was lying et the east deep ad the Malmo rove* Colliery,et dr river Wear. bevies se bird • r Err of sr emit, booed fry Ceeffieftit. Wag =a her an. the ha Awe was brewed dew ea die yarrows , • qesetlty of ges bed pereekd hoes the orl rare the orb., ma pawl Omagh Nadia crevices el the balk been le , the eabta. At neves **diet sea , eae el the slams. set Lein aver, of Asa eiremeleme, west dews late the oohs toe the perm. el Nader the esprela's Om end. vale is she ILI oi Keith, dr km Or smack h. t.,luro od kydhol• pa Ira ink oni • hordal amploolos took pleat. be▪ eserrer-deek war blown op shove the lemma of the weasel. The war pert A the rem was blows out to • cersidershie disease , the whole of dr Cain .UTo11:111. ear coopk•sky troWs on 1 deeNto ;wia el the dub Hens Nl* oleo be los. Robert Moro, the Mat, bed the whole of the hew of ha WI bout elf, Me hoe vas emerge mouthed_ by the dims era be wee wended °lbw pact. id lb. body. 0•• limed Woe, MO leeched down by the *•••• of the rod Me *lt log sad hove were bream by lb. Wire roam aM Ir wee o. here* direerovaly wearied. He was shoresede cesvoyed to the isikerey, whew be lir to a deniers= row TM sob, boy. troll Jobs frith, bed his hes lemon!, twat, mad whir bee Wee wee la ire, bore la • mate 5 terroe,he lewd overlord his the titer Wow end ewer ea eases. havirl had • ": asp dies to the errel le Wet* M am, fed Yen id the awes or II hero a to diselsored beam tee ow be re pored. The property to lamed is the headwind Pty . , pag Assort aloe. A MnarlcDn• DEArn.—Yesterday morning Mr. Payee, corms, kr the Dorhy MLenceamr, weaved Mier is idea at the deesA at Mr. Lewis Oodusg, aged 47, • sleek brAkar. who resided at. Ssehh.perk, Magid. TM derarsil Tr mimedir.t.be e.ituaTe.redg•ight,sad =gel mamma, we. Mend by • bargemen ha th e RM. mu MAWS Lwit. The demean wee Mbar Eit4MMO M hde wessu, sad veep lead et kale ; add It is eappend dad OS Teweeder sm.& while eteseldp 11. matehes, MIMS basehed deed, the webbed, And thsews into the River Lea. Two Men Ultimo ALfez.-02 Friday morning Loa, abet" tow ',Wert, twe leed mod Joseph ?mach sad Witham Conkers ✓ veto week*" la a lead pit at Leiglitos- Donut whoa as homers mew et earth and fiend MI In, Dora, Ira b at tam la as Issert note this twisty Dot deep. noir (Alott•lttostrer• sad *terra ',maser eat to Valk to dig them oat, but at lout two hosts ttim real befogs the bailee rout be bt.mtlit to Olt wise., wb.at the ass was. quite Nut ad from thew app.:once mug have teemed te weirs lot is.. Dm. FATAL NAIL% AT Al CIDENT.-011 Friday evening bd. tole a youth eattiql Isaiah Luster', aged IS yews, •••••••pl ITN •• a " wars promt," co too Leaked Rad- Inform the Clig• Rao" n•allisrLai. sto of cog edger wee pewter spa. beam 'bin ittampesdeoliwp ea be diem* but be waiftwasedy dipped hie lot, red id Maws the ad* lam itztmea wegoaa pawed mei* MN embed him le dui• GOOD ACTION AND lITO Rewdio.--Os Friday yet, a _beg W ith in Thelble. sod arm woo sea baw l a herl wheel wee big towed eat et bwerse, by tbe lirdhatide ilDnittot ; vise ta tbe Reds, delay got ens of the bid We a.ni bed &egad; width weetieeltdagireed by the Weemer. At that period a pa lled* wee geode In a awl it/, red awe whew de wed et ihs weaver, sad de id le a as wee esysiwd, sad Ow podium was It 6 sedmlllag be the wow near the bow el limi bid The by, with thee per of Wad, thew est hie hada Ind wet the rudely wild the beet tot es be ibe deeder, wad owed tweed. *to oitttleasam, lobs we dui esldeedd end In Whim debt. The weed beg Weed e rb ei l i lbeedler sed bye bib bow 11111.111 IMF, Win MI dog waveidway et de dde if de Me. TIM beg wed Or elms szertlen, end es as. Me* deluge died hdp Mord Ile wee g die MO ler esm imbibe we heeds le web. The beg NNW al Met bee deedeleed leshrer, and Maid gleams set at dew; Id we wpm Wm der , Obis* W Ms MOD peeddeetdag deed on U.e womisk be lbws b mewl his fwtbAl bdatheta. This bowair by Is rho a et lie. Doti oollookor, Tailsaa•atml, IllealledsoL—MNlMMaw illzatastr. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST . 17, 1859. ASSIZE INTBLLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—CIOITON, ALMOST le. Mr. leaks Crowder wee espied deka. tile Oa ht the MY Prime Court tryiag ea action brought by • !met cem wen, white wee amalithed WISH. be retielits, spirt lehe - directors of the bid Nem Nevliadts Oengeny, recover the awe of 25,0001. witch bad beet paid then be pet purchase of sone veleeleter the remelt , width wen the defteederas claimed se Web( became Mr. Bovill, Q C., Mr. Cf. Deems, Mr. Leseety, sad Mr. G. Frames were for the plated& ad Ow Fitzroy Q.C., Mr. Mirth hum, P.C., earl Mr. W,rdewortl, Q.V. 9 be the delesthste. TIN cam seem tikely to occupy the court foe NOM al" Ur witnesses ire the pleistilkhoetag to he madesdiumek He medium ot ea interpreter. The hr proceotinak_se at present entered upon hors been Told of paha" inierent, lead therefore the report win bedelerred mall they arehmaiht le • does. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—BatsTot., Aucusr 16. (Bolan Mr. Baum Bramwell.) At the sitting of the mart at 9 o'clock the abeence dooms of the Wag 411•1111•1 tome ogle wader decursion. Mr. Maw, Q.C., vb. ter Imset, applied that a as le whisk Mr. Mesimpe emit It wes nitained for the plaintiff slight net be Wald 8a until offer the arrival of the ewer We Item Uses: Mr. Beres limaraell mid be herd paniexl to cell the Bat persupewily, sad be meet beep his weed. • petiemen vies we seamy for the plaintiff in the serest steered to, w Berm v. Habana." mid it Na counsel did act arrive be mal may to his lordship to allow him to mama the come himesK Akimbo be mast withdraw the I l ls lordship said be could eat week to that applkatiers. It wee aging him to enderteke the work of kitelatioe. There was an sink hr, end the attorney meet Want mme conneel. The seamy mid hie brkft were long, and his cow=l hat; t.:ret beeereeted these months. No miasma meld master Agee M g Awl oath*. Mr. Berea Stelinelff said he tat with the eptetle, man, her amid net Mow itio to wadee case. On timings= bow ailed tato the box to be wren in the next mem, ewe/ them, who gen the same of StspbenJaek toe, objected to be swam bromme he mid he was forbiddle to do a, by the Tostameet He also felt that be eonid net emesciestionely eildertske the 'Mos of juror basun N wee tumour , / to the doctrine of gram Me. Bonn Bramwell—Grace. Oh, that is get Weald'. I taught you only objected to be sworn. Whet Its pees to do with earthly mum 1 , Do yon Haab that a me N predestised to have a verde, for or egoism him, led that therefore Toe 1 sot to heardere Mr. J seltion—We are told sot to real oil, bat to yam it, ia the sth chapter of Matthew. Mr. Baron Bramwell—The de yes sailer the evil which the law has pet span you to beeper a jam. It is downright nonsense, smiths only tease mese view et the maker Is that a me haviag snob ideas In Me heed is sot it la be a jam. Mr. Phi= said counsel on both sides agreed with his lordettip. Mr. Baron Bramwell sail the eitates meet eat make a holiday oat of his tromesse, and dire. tad that he elsedd re. lOWA In mart sad be called every toonertg. Mr. Butt, mei Mr. I muse ewe for the plaintiff; and Mr. Plane, Q.O , sad Mr. leaden (Jr the cl..fendeet. The care ins oleo pablie hateree. Mr 1 , 1(11N. C. 04T ►DD 1:%01. Mr. Collier, Q.C., sad Mr. Cols wen for the plied/; Mr. , those for th e &frees. ' Teas was se sena for pleader, with a aim' le plea of sot q. The plelaUlf is a cattle dealer. residing at Cbei wtowe he carried ea a coarderable bordasesrt Ms illshadirds wen a farmer sad his Infe, redden tote mere asighboarhowl, bet liana separately hoot each other. The either was anaged to hare bees spoken by the wills, said the Mina shoved that on the tith of Jun then woes tdah farnal et Cbentslie, at which a lure outer ef Worn sad of 1.1111 prewar. At this festival Mn. Gay chase I. ay."My larimad has told roe that Mr. Haddam hes bees is op it may has, with Joseph Reed's with at the Crews lisigpalk" sad she added, He is abort to sod of Ms things lad go to Auttrsaa Inds tho worst" The Jar, retarald a verdict for the plalatiff—datharsa NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Limaroor., Acorn 16. Nisi Pains Cocar.—{litres Mr. Justice HIlL) Went will° HT 110 Wee.—CLAW COO DASAGie 100 eItOrCTIOn. Willtant MaMarled. the platatiff to this action, claimed from the helm:kat, Jobs Bower, emnpeneatios for the aeduc lien tad aaooeeeesegqneat for of the @maims of his daughter. Mr. Oman., Q.C., sneered for the plaintiff, and Mr. Jame, Q.C., ix the defeadent. Mr. °mead, la opening the proceedings, mid that the =was • rope manufacturer, reeidiug Thaelwas, ia Pr. sad the defendeat, • haws, Watecm.hosem mar SheNrld. The defeadast withlt s easiest stouts mile distent from elm =lass, sd sad as inuarmy sprang betwess Wm and dm_ pliialdre i~awr, Asa it .ise right. Oa Hord LIIW• WAY tea party, sad ea the way been delbehoo were as err weniege to the girl, which iii magoel. ale grind tbs cirameleaseh Ira pre oil lbs Mit wasoeceived at the imee se so moolie uniedled,_eed thee old ido owe emeeel dim Sbutiant to Weionoltrose. nor 111011414. Puede= le melee drab deloodomi oohed as • Yarn will We+ bin alherowols he moo it ihe penmen et Wateerie, as =Ow Wool a hou 4,0001. ee TAW. Wow weat es. oalloakeitodles dot the beki h a temsesl Pas Iserelft, soda ass imessiaa be leek her to Oho leH wr theedoes. Is Alert lost yesr ligni =. =ie the dettsdnee solicimdims, sad la Ilspkiskee she waif ia the fealty way. gibs at am mete is .glut ht. with the Oct. He replied that be wadi many hr Moo= me pliable, sad that al should to bpi able, slime bat friend. knottier larding reepteedag tins MI =a . Be further said Ad be wadi wee le We hem. is • tort:tight, to mar the mow smuts for the ',eddies. He arm mom asvii le woo writs aria to the girl, or say Wm amemhteseighalksdk. Oa the 23ed of April, this year, she was ..dared eta AM, of obleit defendant wee the ham Bre =air WI Ihr amend years bees cuatlaol s, bed by illosee, sod ins we epeostlelity d duke of the bow bed ell Win lees the daughter, vim am lime of great re to her fatter. She bed • eery semi emermenmat, end wait W op dm ibis, oemalw dorwarda, During that poled eke wee quileueside se Mead to her must w or k; sod ewe woo elle add se le se awful as formerly, es the woo ease to soma se bur why. It Inn for Os = f eed heed monks omigasot epos the dtt.ndeat's his da Nat Ow plied( abed c.corAt...o.:os feces the ary. C e Atmt iffsheweight, • good look uz Lot apparently Dot uniiiiikinind girl, woe then *smoked, and her ',ideate awesiternmed the onatceseat of Mr. °mend, as to bee Mu mmy skit tile defeadsat. ASH* stage of the pecceedlap the ems wet sest =dad, and, after a brief coamhatka between coulee, it was 550r0d that • verdict should be takes for th e plaintiff, disnotses 200 i. It was at the same time stipulated that no other claim. neither for efilliatina or etheramm, should Le made against rtte deteadeat is elnitelkill with thu Cleo. CIP.OWN COCKT.—(Befeee Mr. Betas Watson) His lordship took his mat at alas o'clock, and proceeded to pees seateacee oa the prleolters who veto convicted on Mendez. Peter &oak echoolmaster, for indecest aoesolt, 2 yews ireprieeszernt with bud Lama. Hit ladehlp in mateacing the prisneers BrasetArrst sad Rib et AO, for • garrotte robbery et Bo lica.told them that he w•adverrhisitbat meseas such m they were should be placed is circumstances that would secure the t meek, istmitimat.Ef large tools at least some years' iimuunity from their fortes sad denims operatiose. Pilkingtou wee seetenced to penal sereitade far to years sad Broadhurst to s like punishment for eight yews. MURAL CRIMINAL COURT. SSR RICHMOND KURD/R.-TRIAL OF DL 611111111711.11 T sIRCODD DAT. (Continued Iron ytsterday's Expreq.) Morin G. F. Jelin, the sus of Dr. Julia.. proved that the .10th of Aprll two sealed tootles were elven to rim ty Dr. Bird, sad be took them to Mr. Buzzard**, in Great Men torough-street. Mr. Buzzard dimmed that he was a member of the College of Barra. na. On Saturday. the 30th of April, he saw two naiad bolds, au the hell table, sad sent those bouts" to Dr. Erase. They were retained to him as the folios:me day. and be tot them himself to Dr. Taylor, who, atter sons (Before Mr. Creasy, at Westminster.) Oseltniem. agreed to "Fit" 'I'M, tad the b o tt l e,...The ens of Richert Trans, daring the trial of which on woothenh 2 was oP••••I. ad • portion of the mesa t °° °. Monday • juror wastattoo ill, was taken he this morning. set hor esedynkt. and be took bo th _ bottles b a sk to . . 6 " The charts against him was that he had embezzled :homy bow" w Inked them Ink th en up. H. then "al to nimenneo received by him on account of Mr, Tits, a coal duter, Bridge siedinatald • loiter eddrsend to Dr. ToPor, end he in* wharf, Cambridge-broth, to whom he was collector and =ad who seemed to carry on the buainaos of a cod tined to Londoe, end gave the bottles end the tatter i 3 Dr. the telly system. Ta t e t on t ltiohard Berwell dsPosed that ha was • Inneber of the After the endues had been gone Into at =Adorable Wale of Burgeons, sad am the 4th of May he made • peat imam foramissids• of the 'Waned, actedby Mr. smog. ile rr.brrldp addrund the jury. contending that the tom Dr. dile% Dr. 111101, end Mr. Bird were promeat i _ het day, ;booted manner in which the aosonate Inseam the prisoner ME lot Pit Di Ow Poet onion , enuriaetion- Ta• NO" and his muter hod been kept made it highly pruriLls that tledeeemd tom &lib* bat the lode were very riglh._ The the errors which had bits 'Matadi oat we accidental end hoe Wee of a la sorthy_seber, mad very wo WWI, sod w e od m i ois s, the IP Went drain Is. Mel kWh w. perfectly healthy. The jury came to the etadoelea that the prisoner was and is were the kw" owl the liter wee bard tad of fall gum,. sad convicted him. ran The deenewl tag eat to to bottom dye Nod term Tin prosecutor thus stated that the deficiency in the pri nue° "" 5 " 0 ". Pill••• 07. TM h.an we. twohty. UPI* easel's accounts of money he bad received amounted to more anemias the Mennek irpeclatly, he bead at MO Mg • lies Lep W.& pat* bet dime viers .o ulcers ser say spree- Mr. Drew sentenced him to twelve month: hard labour. seed sins beammadoe. The wines. went oa to ir m h canig. 21 , was coevletat on his own cmifearion of bootee • uriall=araness that man presented in the en `apse musk upon • girl 11 yews of so, Ellen shoe* d the B a g, the dort/hwr of waste Is whose horsehe Bred, 1, &ajar* Delbeglas wasproored.rog with the ozwatudow Cluieleheiterroce. Old Ford. 'Me wits..., tale it 000 oarionaresl by an of berry- Mr. Crory sentenced tbe a tmar to be kept to hard men that the foreman we. retrial, takes di, sad ths tar haw de a l'sor, mid then up me of the wftwellss. • Natasha.'war stopped. sec 111•1111 Baatialia. He aid—Thu prisoner has been Mr. Orwell, who mu mar rumination at the time, n- simennesll to • year's hard labour foe an hadecent smash wined the jarymm, end .11., , ert tbs. be should bervesesed upon bhp child, sad from the deposition it appears that yea tea OM/ern air, Ira; a was a °art/Maly done. withered hie infamous conduit on more occasions then use, Ths Lord Chief Bona, addrustag Serpent Mardis% yet did sot toll her permit, or dire the primmer is charge. add Tr yes iteheard that the MAD tbet had beta ger tato , 1 at at tate ossalltiss at the deemed ups the post modest az sellettea had caned the juryman is feel Mat, aed tt ear paned% hit dad It was gaits maaseemry to go into thaws mattaiowlth sash adanteueep, particularly u the jury pro bably wall aedustaad easy hula of with • subject. Want Belltalles ail >r hit ft to b• his duty to put the joy patesedea et the heft referrlag to tits Cann of at s. es t wealdlavold, bowever, going into painful details .. la edre Weer the jurymanteceversd, sad again took hirai;el; tbebea. _The exambedee et . the witnees thee proceeded with. _ _ lb dbe bed Ina the ;;l4estos as to th; symptoms ex bildwd by the fisenued, tad be could not reeceedle these qv as the rush of say disease that he wee bequainted with, but they wire quiet recateileable with the 1144 of some irritant having beta frequently administesed daring life. Croweseseined—Witness wan eitananwl b?th before the ZaTi.7e7d7li.W coroner the magistrate, some slight alteration en his coigns] rreeppoorrtc of the ems. Me had nem mad* a post 11110111101 sambatiom in say em s when death wee the result of slow poisoning. WM... eatissmeady placed a you of the °entente of the Soma sad the Stea dies is ajar, whit* be sealed sail delivered to Mr. kHz tyre, to be ocavryed to Dr. Taylor for exemtnation. Dr. Wilkes mid he wes pomet whoa Dr. Taylor made ma stamiastion of the Wader of the deceseed, sad be said he spied with the lest whams as to the appearance. they pre. mese& He sin mid that In his opinion the death of the deemed was most predishly to be accounted for by come int- Sat, sad he we. not Wanks with say form of dim es@ that weed have prodaced the symptom thet had been spokes le by the different Mamma Crom-rmadeed—Witams was a pkydelea, sad dames. trader of =stony at Gels Hemitral. Some dpaattry would produce peat Indsmastlea of the bleestaes, sod Woo eloarados Dort spate oa the stomach sad sad= of blood wen dee ladiceiless of severe dysentery. Be•camateed—lfiradediag dysentery, Mime was act me greeted with say form of disease that would present We sympecms. Be had attended two ores Is his prohiniard emerieso. Is which he could sot .ems te say satisfecten concludoa se to the puke mature of the diem. or the MIS el Meth, and they hal, thershre, Dna sembed te dy.entag. Dr. Todd deposed that was pinkies ha Ilse. College Hospital, and be had been in punk* a pent may years. Dr. Junta told him the nature of the ease balm he ear the iseemsd, but he di4 not tell him his supolon that irritaate wore bdag administered to her. When he sew the Masud he asked a peculiar sarcomas of cosateasses, en same den of terror, es though Meru ender the blinsace of some sea sal that was not is scoccdtmos with the sppraeaea of • rifest suffering tram an ordinary disease, The abdomen wee my hard, which wen as indttm of the extatesoe of entendre lellanimatioa in the Meets* sad he was at cane trader the impreseios the. she woe sallaring from the te tanal of some irritant poise. By wheels'. duke is enenetion was obtained, sad be dbreMed Dr. Julies to wake up the sulphate of copper sad opium ilts, with • view to alley the irritation. Whams had serer known any lied effect palmed by this medicine, and be did not think it me passible it could produce • tensing sense*a in the throat sr the storeieh. It the damn had ben diarrhea and bowel complaint, the medicos,. edministered by Dr. intim were the romper ones to be adminlogrel b .rah • are. Berieant Ballantine—From all you ham beard of this case, what, in your opiates, wee she rams of this hdy's sic a • Dr. Todd—l believe that her &nth w =mooned by the administration of totes irritant pieta, seek is anissie, rah ramy, a sierrosive eoblimals Ceseeminsisell—Whams hid awn boa peon at the pest nieine seminetka of a body vine the death arose tam slow tenni paistaing. A dean t that mot tom ISO of rain ernmemm Yanking sad Annals might mese be early nom of peepsacy, but he dli net knee that in say sine at yesinsey there could be endi sa entamhe olownsini et the Inankes resisted in this ern The bat el die dement big of bilious habits, sad serer theverey eserlenally trots that caw" waif art in sly nay an the opinion be bed teemed as tot eases et her death. Tr Mt t Or vemit bike of a grembh colour mp to Os KM ef Age" v.Oll aim not affect hie opinion, but Sawa km= lie allenten to another form et pelen—anneelly. new saw sent an expression el essatenesse se a s inned by Me deemed, ha all hie espattnee d Arra Thee wee a WHIM lea, anit as tie hod DOM bale etwereel k a padre. He send bar very few tprillene. end die nil very tittle le bin By Stennit liekmeas—The only Abeam En roil k any toy morsel be the symptoms of as deeneed weld be ant k Win one Kr. I. IL PetkeeZ= 7 ll . lal be wee a omen, et Ideal ise& Nefilleld wane of tho tad, sod one Men el tee dessinel la •Jr on bottle, lola Was le Dr. ?mein Inspner irlatyre depend int be no slademel at Intainted. Be apprehimiel Oa planer an a wisain tbe Bad ei May, upon the ikon* skskinind pekes b &owed, who was st Ilmt time alive. The WM talon before a mashie" sad he said ikon Oapm lay might die daring Ms skews, sod that it woe mop emmilil he should be with her. The migistrate skewed bin to ps at large upon his own recognisance. Mines leek kens the poisoner some keys and two lettere, en be essimpesild him sad Mr. Bled to the mitoses isfplem, mil Mg. Bei pace him several bottles and other Mime. milli be eiterwmds gore to Dr. Taylor. The pri es= yes as kw the whole ot Monday night; but upon wit ales ea ibe following morning that Mies Banks wee died. he Me pri.oner into cestody upon the charge of wed After the prisoner was to custody he matabil his Wog and bond some other bonlei, which he edmpentm Dr. Taylor. He enteequently west to B.ille- Isesses where he trued a lady who was called Mee. Illsesegma. mad in consequence of what she told him lie made =Ws Impiries at lionningtos Cburob. Oineemmenthed—The whole of the bottles be leek sway be ibinverds banded to Dr. Taylor. When the mi ~ref Me &fondant to beil it was possible thatg la : row ems be should not Interfere with the lady say more. The ben bead upon the prhontr, whin yes eddreased ▪ Ide wen Ito which the prisoner said be meld used ' bat mu messy, and that he would be with ber as sees se reelltie. tam this put in and read. It was doted Os fad of Key. 1809. Bvitionco was them given that &Meg the mouth ef April the primmer bed about a hundred ea a hushed and fifty pounds to his credit at the Loodoa sad Weemeinater Bank, where he kept an amount. On the Ilib of April a sum of 71f. is. the 'mount of the dividend tote dememil, was paid to to his credit. Mr. Buzzard was then recalled—Hs geld be acted es stiff surgeon to the moray &rug the Wm= war, sad a great many cow of b reel complaint eauniemier ids eteirro. non at that period. He bed heard the elmoription given at the deceased's symptoms, and the oppersoce of her body noes the post mortom, and he knew of no form of bowel complaint reconeileohle with those symptoms sad ripper. gams. He should refer those symptoms to some irritant sabotages being taken into the stomach, either by the month or by ispetme. Witness was present when Dr. Tay tor hsgas to rely= a portion of the contents of the bottle. He did es by what was called Reinter:die teat, and Dr. Taylor slweed Ida seem instals t arsealons acid, and the copper thee w used for the test we. coated with a dark grey sub limes Upon them discoveries bring made liftmen et once pmeeded to Riohteciod, sad mode a conmannication to Dr. Jelin and Dr. Bird. Crannamiced —Witness bad never in his life needed a patron who died from aloes arsenical poimaing. The rely test Dr. Taylor used was that known ea Reratoch's, by which I where swank is prevent In any substance, it is taunted to awns wee or gnat by the process of boiling. Dr. C. Meicalb &bimetal deposed that during his Flir t& he bad seen many cams deems dysentery Mon epidemic character. 111 his opinion nom of the symptoms exhibited by tae dessaved were a proof that she died of acute dysentery, an that her death wee the malt of some irritant potent boffin bees stlinneered to her. Crorwszessined—la awes of prepiancy there was some time vary violist pinging and sickness. Dr. Lewis Hamann deposed that he was be ems thou 20 mese engaged as a medical man la the Weed et Jamaica, where sot deems of acute dyer:try was promisee, en be was well scquaioted with It. The symptoms of Ms Jseemd wee, not reeoncileable in my way with that form of dins% end according to hie opinion they were symptoms of the ad• ministratrea of irritant poison. Dr. Cepa& gam smiler evidence. He said be had sees many came of acute dysentery during a residence in Africa and on the Continent, sad he agreed with the other medical witnesses in opinion'that the death of the deceased was sot attributable to that disease, bat to the pattukma of felts& I poisoner, lo small quantities and very frequently, either by the mouth or otherwise. At this stage of the case the court sdjourned until Lim o'clock this morning. IIDDLESBX SESSION& Year aoudad has been equally baseteas, and I shall not allow yea your apemen ; go away, 7'tamity beast, yea are i: . 2iees. The sea thia lett the coast saying a leceseatioa tree by the demists h without atitate th at. the Probed= et Female. THB POLICE COURT& 3LATIION-H9UBII. Slim Phillip, a girl ic — ;rho a few days ego wits charged at this court with several shop robberies ooes tapace of about two hours, was brought up for further es The Lead Mayor Japan whether she bad yet gives her emelt adders, end whether my dinovery had been made se to her oceessiews. A respotable-lookieg women stood inward and said the yeboser wee her deughter, end had for some time pest been so per Ned dleortheely that she could do nothing with her. On Mend., week she used bar to • place which she bed oh tamed far lese, bat had site discovered that although the phew stand away from hens all night, she never wed sear the plan to which she wee slat Lord ] ls —1 don't lid to end molt a child to nine, althngh I understand she he been there bikini. Bet what an be donewith her? Hers she barged with live &Wenn robberies committed on the ere morsig, end it is clear to me that she newt have Ind compeaken Mee ne rid any thing to you es to who those congener were? Mother—No, and I don't this& the had say aosepenions. police. eonnable 667—My toed, els he told me the games of three different girls who, take mid, wen her companion; hot, horn inquiries I hen made, I led her MaSeeent is entirely false. Towline, police-constable 687—1 had her to charge on the 26th October net, when she wee asetinced et this evert to two months' imprisonment for two different slop robberies which she committed in Aldgitte. At that time she gave tits name of Anne Thompson, but her proper name is Louisa Hayes. Lord Mayor—Well, she must be remanded till Monday, and meanwhile I will consider whether anything can be done to revs her from destruction. ~Wifl lam .Forgo, ;13litingetrate fish seleemaa, was sum mooed, upon the complaint of William Deashig, for haring offered for sole fish unfit for human food. -- - Mr. Leming appeared for thedefondsa ---- t. Mr. Deering veld, I am clerk of the market seder the Cor i= aad }maraca ddeb ander the Cosunimioners of Oa estarday mender leM I meshed a message from Mr. Tapley to p sad biped taw pads of mackerel at his stand. I did so, sad erademmed the mackerel. I was than told then were kw other pads et a similar description In the pawed= of debating ; upon Wake I inspected them, sad mid the deteadleat I modem s& them also. He mid I knew nothing about It. As be disputed my decition I uhibital the IA to several saltamen, whom opinion was the mate se my ova, end I seised the dah. Before I went to de. fondant I had moaned an applicant...a to hapset the mackerel from a man who bad bought the., sad to adios Mr. Fap had refused to return the money. I have lam reralveCe ememons from the Merle's Court, for the value of the method whieft keised, . . . Cros;siamba by it. Letria—l had the fish placed fa a lock-op, bat nese of them had boss impreparly notoved Were 1 Ma so, sad afar I eondimael thew Pepple, a aostermoager„ dosed that be saw fear pads of nasokarel at the store of daft, one ef which tree open, sad seemed pretty good. He bought the four pads at fre. 64. per pad, and removed them to hie barrow, bat a policeman, who came up at the time, said they emelt very badly, and refuted to allow him to carry them away. u pon which witaeas took theca book to defendant, and demanded the return of Ida money. James Bateman, for 46 years a fish dotter in Blllianate, said be examined • mackerel, which was taken to him Kr. Deering on Saturday morning, and found it quite t goo !sustain food. It was literally rotten, and stunk most fist- fully. Cross-examitail—Bt ems net Yr to judge of a Idols pad by one matheed; but a led meineel was not likely to ha found in n pal atp IMF J. Ituss, maw Ili thither b BMingegate, deemed that two pads of meshed were shown to him by Mr. bed. that they wry in his opiates, quite unfit for Daman Lurie Louth, far twenty-nine years a fish dealer, gave similar testhesekae d did also Impeder K , the City polio', who added that so many complaints reemstly been made by the inhabitants of the neighbourhood about the bad fish sold in Billingegate, that the polies had been ordered to report to the Commie /loan on the subject. Gee. Ferree, a musket labourer. deposed that he tarried the year pads of fish to question from defendant's stand to the look-up, and his scat stank so mach in consequence that be had not bas site to wear it since. George Musky, Mansion-house officer, raid some et the fish were brought to the Manion-houe on Saturday seen tam by dabs of Mr. Deering, for his inspection. They were brought into the lobby, but the small was so offensive that he ordered them to be Immediately cleared out, and Kluwer& he was compelled to born brown paper and sprinkle the place with vinegar to get rid of the stench. There were other witnesses for the complaint, but it was thought unnecessary to call them. Mr. Lewis, on the pert of the defendant, said he was • moat respectable man, who had born in business for testy years, and in selling the fish had no other ol4ect than to serve the interests of the oceseignees; and as to the state of the fish he would call witnesses to prove not only that they were not bad, but that a partof them had been actually cooked and ease. He called Robert Day, inspector of fish at Billingsgate under the Fishmongers Company for 20 years, who said be sew the whole of the Oak in question, which were, is his belief, fit for human food, and did Dot stink at all. By the Lad Mayor—There has been no gamut between me and Mr. Deering, but Mr. Deming on Saturday told me I sou unfit fee my situation, and I wanted to know what made him • judge of fish. Lord Mayor—Why, his noes in this cam, I should think. Did you find no bad =all about them? Wirnese—None et AIL I ate a part of seth of them. Lord Mayer—Thou you have a woes. nose and a worse stomach than I gave you credit for. Benjamin Rangeorott had bees a fish solemn= for 32 yews. Saw one of the markers, in dispute, and brlirred it to be quits fit for human food. These mackerel fed doss to the shore, and if they were cat open the tire day their guts would stink, bat that would not eget the other ports of the Bob. ' Frederick Richardson ' for 24 yeses a fish dealer, saw the of the fish in dispute, and believed it to be quite fit for food. Charles Smithen, for 40 yews a fish dealer, saw one of the fish referred tn. It was part good sad part bed. Lod Mayor—Was It such a fish as you would send me ? Witness—No; nor any other gentleman. There can be no deny*, that it was not fit to be eaten by sayable. Mr. Lowie—l have witnesses here who did eat some of these mackerel, and I have one of the mackerel here, which was dried on purpose that it might be produced in evidence. Lord Mayoi—What if you have ? I could find men who would eat anything • red a dried mackerel is no guide as to the state of toe fish when new, Thee, is no Imputation on the character. of the defeedant, who believed the fish to be good ; but they were dearly unfit for food, sad he hat ren dered himself liable to • penalty of 61., which, however. shall mitigate to 20a, hoping ha will be mom careful in future. The fine the paid. Wary Xidex, a very respectabitelookieg woman, upwards of 40 years of me, living at 3, Omega-terrace, King's road, Chelsea, wsa charged with being drunk and incapable of taking can of herself and child. Polim-oonstable Enoch Falford, 316 V atebed that he found the defendant Late lent night in • beias state of in toxication in Blenheim-street, King'e- road, r helm. She had at the time en infant in her arms. Mr. Arnold—What wea the age of the infant P Defendant—Eight months. Mr. Arnold—What became of the child after she was taken into custody P Polioeman—lt wan taken to the workhouse, as she wee in capable of taking charge of it. Mr. Arnold (to def.odent)—What have you to say P Defendant—Nothing, your worship. Mr. Arnold—D) you admit that you were drank, with an infant in your antis ? Defendant—Well, I was intoxicated, but very Httle over come me. I was in a great deal of trouble about a boy of mite that had left We home, and was about a good deal yesterday. I took two or three gluon of spirits, and they had an effect upon me. M-. Arnold—What are you? Defendant—l am a married woman. Mr. Arnold—l think you ought to be thorough'l uhamed of yourself. Defendant—So I em, your worship. Mr. Arnoli-1 thick that nothing can be more disgraceful than a mother getting drunk with an infant in her arms. When persons of a lower degree than yourself ore charged with this offence I invariably remand them for a week, in order that I may uremia whether the infant has audited any injury by Me mother's ittionication, and I to e no ream why I Amid deviate from that counts in your case. Yen are remandsd for a weak. Defendant looked very much surprised as she was removed te the adL _ . that be was the friend of a anartiunst of much napeetabMty, haviag oar in Thisadrodia-bliost. and th e wait and, sod la Idiom musket ha led some appointment at the shoo of his manias. This sygobstamat, ski lead MOM to EMI t, ha had ohm loacind Ina at prosmat•holly living u .The tint gnome= which abs had M askith w was whaled ohs was obliged to supply her lemband with psetieniarly am he was fa WM of tech out in a my good snit, and coming hams la a very bad ow. (Unities/1 Oa estsrday last, mid dm applimat, he lay ham am Mealy drossad as sag gasessean. and did c isit ot return ante mid-day an Monday, wba es soma imam la a daplarable state. Mr. Norton—What is Um um_ of mu bread, pray ? thick it Is Applicant—Captain William DaW Mopes Harris, I . Mr. Norton—lt is rather strange that a lady should not know her ova name. (Laughter.) Applicant—Will, I mum admit It is straw, but I now think it is Bantam; but I shall go and gas soy raarrisge . . . . . The applicant here left the oourt, but retuned iu a short thus with the marriage certificate, which she beaded to the magistrate. Mr. Nortem—l see by this document that your marriage took plump on the 28th of June, and that the same of your hothead is Harrison. He must therefore have mods ammo ruhrepresentadoe, at the mime of the nobleman ha sthmeed is not Harrison. Applicant—Oh, yea, he mil bath detelesd ; sled jot math love. (Himerred Lighter.) He hme =m g * s c o ntelly, cud yet he tells me my home and All I have got le his, insists on having the whole elm ken end says I shall be obliged to support him. Mr. Norton—Well, I am afraid that le se- bat I under stand from the °Moor who has been to year holm at your re past, that your husband has not only cemented, but wishes you to sue fora divorce. Applicant—Than I'll do so. I only with I bad ft now. I had an excellent offer from ,s banister just before, and was fool enough not to accept it. I wish year worship would bIIR the trouble of drat reading the letter sent to me by my hind before our marriage, sad then the letter of the bar rister, making me an excellent offer. (Laughter.) Mr. Norton—l have no peat curiosity in such matters ; but now, Mrs. Harrison—ea that appears to be your name— d you can my you p in fear of your husband 1 alien grant you a sommcms. Mrs. Merriam (after some hesitation)—No, I can't say I do. I think he loves ma too well to loin:a me, though I don't love him a bit. (Much laughter.) Mr. Norton—Then I should recommend you Pogo home and come to some arrangement fora speedy damage/I sew nation. Kra. Harrison—No, I shall not go home , I am afraid to do so. I shall go to Brighton, and ha may sell or do what he likes with the goods In the home. Mr. Norton—What may be their value P Mrs. Harrison-3001. or 4001. Mr. Norton—Well, my advice to you is to go home. Mrs. Harrison—l feel very much obliged to you, sir, bat I shall go to Brighton. Mrs. Harrison then withdrew from the court. BALLOON AOCLOMT. The Newcastle Chronicle of yesterday gives al account of the sweat of a balloon in that town on Monday evening, the eartment being Captain Hall, who on the bal loon's release from 111. bondage proceeded to perform various trapeze exploits, among whit* was the suspending himself by the foot at a height of_ 1000 feet from the ground. Captain Han having proceeded for about twenty minutes descended in the Haworth distrfst, not far from Pelaw. The balloon wee seen to descend In a elover-field by a fanner and his eon, who were employed is the adjoin ing inclose». The hedge prevented them seeing exactly what occurred, but there is no doubt that the our reached the ground in safety. There wart but very little wind at the time, and the descent took place In a most favourable situation. There can belittle doubt, however, that the grappling iron failed to keep its hold, and that the balloon dragged a few yards along the ground, musing some of the ballast to be upset, thus leseeniog the weight to be sustained. At that moment the daring voyageur seems to have been getting out of the car when the balloon roe with sudden velocity, he caught his feet in the ropes, and wee whirled unexpectedly into the air. For a moment he was seen lunging with his head downwards, in the next the rope was disentangled, sad be fell bite the clover-field beneath, • diatent* certainly not lees than 120 fan. The persona near him immediately ma to his anistance ; to their surprise he was not dead, but *peke in on incoherent manner, complaining that he was nearly suffocated by gee. Immediately afterwards, how ever, he wee foun d to be Innosible, and was carried into " &We Hoses" to the mansion of H. L. Paqineun, Esq., who hammed to the spot, and personally rendered all toe aid he could give. Mr. Grant, a Burgeon, redder; In the vicinity, was seat for, and was promptly in attendance. Upon careful examination it was diaoorwed that no bones wave broken, nor were there wounds of any hind. The right shoulder and side of the neck were severely taw tubed, and the patient compleieed of a sense of tramp the muscles there. When first brought in he wee leg from collapses and shock, but shortly afforest* revived, and asked for hi. wife. A slight delirium super vened, after which he sank into a deep sleep, without any serious symptoms. The utmost care and attention were bestowed open him by the gentleman into whose hones he bad bees case. The balloon having lost ballast, and being freed from the weight of the voyageur, rose Immediately is an annual height, carrying with it the clothes belonging to Captain Hall, a purse containing a pound's worth of silver, end abide dog, the aeroaant's constant and faithful comps don on his many previous journeys. The direction of the balloon on having the Felber; was south-east, bat having risen to another current of air, wee rapidly carried to the east and we. moan out of sight. Capetian Hall has thus loot the whole of his property and present metes of livelihood. .734L1A0N dSOATASION PROM TORONTO. Professor Stainer is now in Toronto, making ar rangements for an aeronautic emersion to the Atlantic coast in his balloon the "Europa." He wads to stet about • fortnight from this time, and will endeavoar to land at toms point between New York and Boston. The "Europe" la of gigantic proporrious, being 105 feet in circumference, 66 feet in height from the car to the top, and capable of contrunhig 20,000 cubic feet of gas. Should the day be flee, Ptolemaic Steiner will be able to take with him two pressmen, if two can be found &Mous at crossing Lake Ontario, and willing to rum the risk of falling into It from • distance which would frighten even the Goat Island adventurer Mr. Ay mar. For those cf weaker nerves, a shorter aid lees deagscaa journey Is In contem plation. It is proposed to reeks what are coiled " topical" secensimes, the halloos beteg held by a rope, and restrained thereby from any erratic wanderings. The average height attained by this means will be about 600 feet. The ground on Front-street, opposite the Revere House, may be chosen as the spot from which to make the toonsim, If the gas-pipe there Is sufficiently large. Complete arr.ng-ments have not yet ham made, but, though far advanced, their cmaumma ion depends upon the terms offered by the railway com panies and hotel-keepers to Professor Steiner, in con sideration of the numerous pemengers sad customers he is ears to bring them. It will certainly be to the advantage of all who look to travellers for profit, to aid the adventurous aeronaut in his enterprise. This will be the first balloon ascension ever made from Toronto, aid Is ante to bring in great numbers of people from the country round to worms 4. Professor Steiner is well known in the ti Sited States for his , daring and mimes- &rec . 71;v7men ts. On the 18th of October A he sad Hr. Goddard started from Cinchanati for a race in separate bal loons. Tha former travelled 230 miles, landing near 811 IN dusky, beating his opponent by 30 talks. Agate, on the 18th Jane, 1 067, Mr. Stein. r having started from Eris, travelled to safety for 200 mina, but got at last Into a thunder-storm, which having whirled bim &boat foe a time flolahed by emptying him into Lae Erie. He was nomad by the Stewint.—Zoroato globe, August il. PROPOSED ASCENT IN A BALLOON FOR SCIEN TIFIC PrerOSES.—Ort Monday afternoon last • balloon ascent under the nippiest of the Royal Astionomiesl Society, for the purpose of tasking certain meat& observations, was to have taken pleas from the Stafford-rood gasworks In dale town. The balloon was to have ascended under the dietetic= of Mr. Green, the oslebretsd aeronaut, who was to have been accompanied by 8. H. Estee, Esq., of Dorettehire, foe the purpose of making the costemplated observations. It was, however, deemed advisable, is eouteqsence of the strong breeze which sprang up in the mane of the afternoon, to postpone the ascent until yesterday (Tuesday), and the halloos, which was then Misted end ready for the voyage, was secured, slid allowed to remain all night in the yard at the works. A good desl of damage was done to the balloon in the course of the night by the wind, which rushed from ander the railway arches with terrific force, and being met by en opposite current, the balloon, although It examined nearly 30,000 het of gut, was tos sed about like a child'e hall. Yesterday afternoon everything wee in readiness. and it was confidently expected that the ascent would take place. Unfortunately, however, the experimentalets were again doomed to be disappointed, for kid as the balloon wee being slackened, in order to saoertain the balsam, • tremendous gust of wind suddenly came sod tore the silk in such • men- LAMBETH nee as to resder say farther efforts eutiraly useless.— WM- Yeeteedey • darns-aged, habiosably-dreased female, reritamPf o4 Chroateld• who appeared tee 'Mee of servo= excitement, applied to YORE eCHOOL OF MEDICINE.—Within the past the Hos. O. C. Ilium, foe hie advice as to how she should few days, the Royal College of Surgeons have withdrawn eat under the feaserhig cheintstancee their noogsfiles (which has been enjoyed for the periud of It appeared frog her statement that she was the daughter twenty-ilve yests) from the York Sch. old Medicine, alleging of • moyea, endl bed boo sorrisd to a gentleman who died as thek ground thst t' there is no probability of the patients rest Go pie, hobs largwithout a family, but with • whitened In the Tat County lioepital being raised he well- lames , sad allenthewe Income. In the month area Imbed, the umber required of provincial hc i er n et of March 1e5ur .. .0.04 nes of Bernon's lectures, is by the melds= of the council to constitute them • James ' s she not a gentiora Jens hoe own on, el sorgry." Hi th erto the York County Hospital has lea who introduced as the DOG of a earl, mode primal) an eaceptien to the metal rule, biannual as the Task love to her, sad mod be would shoot bee loglegs the mar- los her thrown open for the elmeresiliss eul tied him. Oa his reprourations of high ilsolly end OM • annoy of wiled sesgeate in the city, sr s pos s a a m . senior, Ws promising to pant Ur with • new curler, tar • bias asublered an equivalent he the parity d ad 2,0001. is money, and eansinfiel to bowler ors Mintage palms in the hospital. This step of the loyal College of N or upon herself, she oroserwl to his peoposata rd they Burpor Is odd to Is considered by the nottlemd pronesion Ilera weak! on the 11th d June lot, at at. Geniis nonseely es being goody initiatory toosade the rostratio- Clara, itenever.equage. Waite pool sot without the idea dished in* within the metropolis. The Tot City resestoeir of either the 2,8012.ce t e Noise, and this Id Cooed have owoorialiald the Royal Collar of Guesser to her to suspect that her board hod um afted candidly with within", their theision ; and the goreesors of tba York bm and tide folios had inereemi by his est Introducing hen Coro Hospital have posed re solutions which will me se • stash member at what be described as his alistocratio bably lid to ationomodarn beiag &lorded in the inatimtion hos* All be lost she could Lois stoat her husbaad wee for the esqvind gusher of patters. T P MARKE2S. COTTON.—LivearooL, Aro ust 16.—The salts of °Otos ts-day ars intimated at 3,000 bales. The market is withoat drop boas yeeteiday. COTTON GOODS.—IturcuIiSTIM, Avocet. 16.—We have a quiet motet fat all kinds of yarn except fine counts and lra to 244 wader Met he Chine. A very camitlerable thithft haiposi r esti the on bar o dome be Chums thin dsyweilr, mad the el Btha s, to NOWA mead by the Terindthe trade and - for 'soothe • thalami, is the of mo derate utility, with edthacing priors. lime trade yarn@ of the thew to median counts are talent agesad, and rather melee in prix, M's mule being heather on the market then Ice ease time pet. Bundle yarns of male or water of the mss swagere are scarcely so much affected in price Si awe wed weep, and Cierensn qualities ere tient Descrip tions maid far tie India trade, mad for export to the Medi minimum, quiet. lee India and Germany prices are not arithed, become. though Wainer it quiet, the epi th ets of titre gads ere well ander othagement, and not seeking fresh wares. In the cloth market the principal change to writhe Isis lulls Meier, width may be quoted ltd. to 3d. per plane leer. At this tedareket milers have done bug /MA wad would be able to abet large sales If there were any Moth to met the diermaL The market, however, is bus; lath aw may at ter menethelarere are still under oontreet at Is piers, they en set aumpliture he bunkum at a loam rate et pier. There fee &egg% seminally, fa the pries pail sided", he the home nude, but still with • large beim* deer badmen like that be India enduing to use 'that ardor a depreesion in valve, en unfavourable isiesoce le expelsweed in meet of the other breaches. WOOLLIN.Immas, AUCOMIT 16.—Thee has bra stredires abysms is the Clos-halls dds madam mad the Ism se the mast hes bees radar quiet. The Mar sodas@ bee• bees withr • malaste eamess,lrt Ihe Ms* et de* le aressergly low, sod presser eery lIUI &dee le abet Me, which far may be esdrmsd es the roma Ise the dim% TM deliveries —Meet at the warehouses absorb the L ista= t l a y s hi sar bs thatorers' rolizetions, helm C08.N.-Hoxx, Avon,: 16.-At koday's mast a small supply of Baptiste wheat, which mils at about INA week's pliers; a few samples of now airing ; best red make@ Ms. to 465. pee qr. of 6041b5. Barley steady at lets rates. Oats la fair request at former enneecy. Beans sad peso slow Rae, end rather cheaper. The imago imports lea week are as under :-Wheat, 986 qrs. Barley, 4,978. Oste, 283. Beam, MS. Pees. 1.186. Tarsi, 9. Linseed and rapeseed, 8,970. Oil cakes, 232 tons. Bones, 542. Llama, AVOUST 16.-There are fair arrivals of wheat this mortitsg, and the weather coethuses fine In this neighbour hood; very little inquiry for old wheat in consequence, and primate lower to sell. Theta Is a good show of new by rail way. which ends buyers at 47e. to 495. for best yellow, and 486. to 535. for flue white qualities. Other article/ are au& sally the same No before. Arrivals-Wheat, 3,216 qrs. ; b•kmaellle mPellavd, 2,752 qrs. Avenge prices for the weak mains Awns 13.-Wheat, 3,639 qrs., 46e. 10d.; oato, 2 45 4 , 1 1 -t_ 2 7s. 4d. ; rye. Mgrs., 305.; hues, 48 qrs., 45e. IL; barley, 3031 a. 3L LYNN, AXIOM 16.-Weather yes fine and dry until Saturday ; slam than it hes became very snestded, with • greet deal el ran. At to-day's market the reapply of old wheat was stay limited; fresh-throshedsomplee mode 6d. to Is. per qr. advance upon lest Tuesday's fates. Several sam ples of new were 'old at 40.. to 435., quality very poor com pared with last year, weights% 691bs. to 611bs par bushel. In spring corn pekes without alteration. Wheat, white, 6116 x. to 831 be., 445. to 48e.; red, 601 be. to 83tbs., 40s. to 43e. Barley, Chevalier, new, 621 tis. to 64Ibs , 384.1 e 44a.; common, 5116 e. to 521ke., 30i. to 345. Beane, old, 66Iba. to 6641 be., 48e. to db. ; now, 6410 e. to 661 M., 465. to Ma par qr. to the growers. Newciurrxm AUGUST 16.-The weather yesterday was rainy up to noon, when it cleared up and continued fins throughout the ma udader of the day. To-day is fine with a rising bananas. At oar market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, but the millers having bought pretty freely on Saturday, they in conse quence were moire retired to-day, sad only a limited basi nw resulted at aim day's rotes. A little new Norfolk yel low, vaginae 61ilbs. per bushel naturally, was placed at 48e. 6d., 6316 e. pa bushel, whilst at the same dms 465. could Oct be exceeded for extra old Norfolk. Flour was held firmly, but prime unchanged. Grinding barley more inquired far. Malt much u before, and the seine remarks will apply to other articles. TRAFFIC RETURNS. IWIIIATS. 111144 P. No , Total. Total. Welk mane Awed 7. A opm. mon doodle. 1869. 1866. X Ogesall ..... ... ...... ..... - 1.114 1/9 1343 - Minh filifordehlre IL & 47. it - -• -6 7.431 MT Wolk secthig Au9a44 13. ebotoa mid ilea* Wow. -- 7.717 7X4 Wrikmbag Amami 11. Kolb Ueda§ ' $ 1.71 T 944 2.6 3 4.0111 Imam red 111mdcwall - UN 114 1.763 1.754 f Tao above la aseloohn of Who dr audio agyeastaaf •ua OM London and North WOIN91•12111,10008017. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. A ntuctle, tress limpold MT Nem Yea. 111 1 1 Admiral. Ma Lemma lot AVM May. Jaw 1041 1 N. llll W W. Aacer.llx Lidarpaoi. Jam so. COMM. bass Bongo= foe 01114 1 1 d, se, Int ft WOGS 17 W. Ousteldre, tree ...lacuna As Liverpool. /sly I. Ist It o.lle If Cowslip (Meader abip), bas Lbw/pool, boost oath, Alagail A. lei 4/ 5.1 1.. Ns 1111 K. Orredmion, team i.e. °risme laverpoal, 11. latl3 Ica ▪ W Cryorol Palm (brie), tram His de Jalitilo for Folimath 14 de m. Jam Mod Is 81 B. lee 14 ett W. Delo of amearette (bempeo). from Loathe for Ea:radars $1 dem, ell o f Mr le M.lcer Sire W. Elisabeth and M.ry (bellin),! NI Liverpool for Harman, July 11, lat 7 $4 N, 81 II M. upp,pq h ,L, loom cefrette, April 1, elf C•P• 1:44 6.1 . 4 . Nosy Jae" from ellloo tee Adm. Mop IS, lat er 11, Ma 11 W. Itraltimkta. from Colombo Ibr Liverpool, !me le, lax IS 11, lea SI W. Melbrome (8), Myriad omralimmdward, dermat9, let 46 17 S. its 9 41 M. Orwell. Mem Plyeematil, May 16, lot 2 S. lon 21 W. (llntbe .hip), from Lirormol tor Me Janeiro, /NM " trierjelb, kot 11 40 W. Mr illmele teem Leedom tor Celeutta It data, Jay 14, let II 614,4 a 4S W. frotedimi from Life? Rine Imam, e 4 dom. July 4, lat. 11.13 ,▪ too. 11.11 W. Sesator (ship), from T. impact for Daemon Ave days, Mg. 10, let. 41.4 e 14., lea. 9 Se I V Them. from Lirerpool be Ikestm, Jose 11, /1.17.1 UMW (barque), tor Cime Tires, Ire 21, ist. MAI W. M. 11.16 Yams Iframpor, trout Foment/ Mr Gene, April 14, cdt Madeira. THE LOSS OF THE Al/00.—Ths oircomataricee in reitersoos to the loss of tltegogo have been under investigation In Dublin f.r some days past, and on Saturday evening the court ennoancei that tthad come to a decision which will net be mode panic until the Board of Trsde bay. considered it. These is roma to baton, however, that it will be favoniable to Captain Helydn, except in one point, viz., that the court conceive he ought to have ala kened the speed of hie were] when the fog cameos. [Advertisement].—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND Pllll.—Dirnyurnit. kola TIIIOAT._OLUIDoLia Elenttsm.s —Bon'. twenty y ark ago Vipbtbcria rated In Pare to se @twining Went, Sad In Boulogne lo 1665. ti• praetor* produced oersternatbon by the wk. it lo't lull oo mut. and gained the Weeletiee ihe • Peeilleeeo. • phtherut to a variety of typhoid (MI. terfeetil undw ewett.e oontrot Illellons)*. Ointment and Pith, .bleb ...mein the fever, ditotnlie the thunt, ot.pares molten ideate raven( taltwomenco Is the thrust • end incedtly boa taw belaretur , utoonaloos on IS ',dila which Wails o~r lupwy the eawsastex varloao sn. tb`m.r" .. ` dthis tonlimee, but tomerebleed ulreet!y Dodgem it; thus ellowsyl tweiewancies. tir elt. rine seuxtblee de venous Yr= th at vita fold. weed dem Wren BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. RATTCILIIST.—Amst 13. at Bober!Ile. Meath. the Mi. of J. BM- Ws*. 1.4., of awes. 0134.111•1•346.—mminet M Baintnn 10000.. Westbury. Wilts, Ms Molina*, Rau of dmstwer. WARR:MR.MOM IC at Reliant., Rome. Mots We wits 0! Migi• Sal .P. Wea. /L.. of "ow SIN DlMS.—Alweig Ig. as Thornton bead,. Croydon. WM W. B. Wadley. Ms em. Joy agg—bauwetl4,M Omegsrplaos. On-low eguire. tbs wife of C. 1. Jams. Ma de awalwar. WIWI& —lmam lg. at Woolwich. wife of F. U. bloom, Rm., of a dembier. VIZIRD.—Aamet lg. al ligekilbe. Rackoff. Dorset, the 'rife of tho lies. R. I. Wizard. of SINS. WI Lt.o%.—Amrest M. at the Colby,. Brixton bill. Burney. the wife at I.W. X. T. 1i Woo. ol • delight.. MARRIAGES. DICK renvßs.—AuguAlS, at the parha ebmefi. Driebtoh, by the Sec W. Melly, M.A., J. D. Diet. me of Sir C. Dick. Lit, hit Jomehhte, daughter of N. Smithey', Lq. PLUMMI‘II,-ROSS.—Angtea Lt. at et. Peter, No:Sae-bin, by the Le. R. if. Lambda. We., O. Plummer, Eq., of Lteecluss lea. to mumq daughter of J. V. Ewe. Fp.. of Gloommey-erememt. Hyde 0031—LDIILICT.—Atigast we,. at the poleit dumb. TanOmmi. ▪ Iforiatire. by the Mr. we,. Mr. 11. Moblemet. of Farnham to 111114 Mary Wm*. of Gibbet Howe Farm, sear Koartebyo'. LSO it NT—lttta D—Atmet U. at Mare greet (impel ilaekoti. by the See, W. Vnanboura. Mr. A. V. Omfeent. of itatelid, to Hamlet. &miner"( 0. Lad, tI s.. of ILLY Home. illatalv. W LCUIS-711M/11Lanr•—hlirtst It at N. With bbssib. Godw.b.s. elm,. by tbe Soyf. Valavt. to tile.). datiebto th• We J. lamuma. of N.blArparb. Oodalnlms. DIULTHS. 13011111„Hawuggea IL IS, at South wood7aoar Hossagflit, earak 4, 14." MAW" . N red DO tfla W *llO, arid TA .—Asfost 14 T. Downward, Zoo.. of Hollister. Tut. Umtata/as tatoot 11. Omer Ilary. We of C. A. Oreaelde. Us of IA ldortateroco. Elarami. Ov it fall—Await 11. at Cilftan. C. 0. OtUATIA 1.41.. WI U. , LUMMOX D ar . —Ayala 13. at Mina Ilaelary. 11.14 J . Ilamotayl TA I OL IL m Oarlegvam. larlist. Major Wide& afe sel. ILO sos.—Aanat 14, Ur. J. Ilabismos, of Ito Said Bowl. aGuth• 14 Bon. aet4 47. 7014..— Lyme at lhavasteme. Sift IL TA. Zia , . Mut lc Primed mad Peteldwi Veteuer KUM Uwe. ef We. t. 1e10b. 4 Mesa, la the at, el Tome.. !Yaw. et the .HPOa. t tow•b• - Tremelet ilteddiee—WeessesAT.Arecterr. ISM