The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-10 00:00:00

rat 111111 fl Uf TEI BUILDING IItADIL Hoover warmest Itway be to &siesta the diepsie helms the eselia• we, sad the bellaing trades by theism if a " eleW It la ebseletely essomisi that the dna lee la mind that the washeses hare 'sly moot to mood to ow painkrahr ilieliiirmi—da et dr flosm. Trollops—mg that la mg sem ewe it Is • "Wh eat "es She port of the mot.% told sof "II drik cs tie port d Wm woo. Wo thlok k orosoloy to woe tbi• bonen ••• fill the ermine still swetty ssemsli7 • thet ail the me who ses sow set at work we Ow mid= by Wit ere splits sad shake. That, Powwow, N sot do tar, a As ppoolot sloes of *bp Welt perhaps be nese atessedy dutioribilY "the Peit-eat re thr prat al the bslbiles stiebse." thin " the strike at the bushing stetson." Itia wYt Me the Per hue hal that the parities of the M. Tramp td b* bo wer mdmiloally their awe, bet at di senor homes per bal,l, as ma salripstios, that onset be pot Mein tie pUN. • fast. Tlw works's an sea =Alm do do pUN. dread he pst la perdue of this last, sal fork Amid be thisseUy helm that the rite swierlty of the am sow ono on es by twespehies W sot by Anima Leas hes bows direetly dose Seesesds • recoaciliatios be. tease Ur bolikorroot., but we balm that several nrattel parties Iwo preentod theasselves with " tame of media- At the emanate " of the ROW bobs it wee stated that more than oar lades mint teeiatise had presented Ws self. sad toy tared but tame d weepremine the mar nape - would propose. The "ca sheener replied that they W no terms to propose, hat that they wield asaller say pro pr. sla is the part of the essmittee of seatelsled manna Path i• the imams of the " c tafentaar et the protest emo lama, and they ozonised the inmost canidsesee in their (saw. Tbs committee of asone'Med ousters bald a aseeing yester day at the Fremerseemi Tavern. at which about 25 inrolbers attend./, The politica of slain was tally dlicuased, but no Mails somialaa bed hem arrived at. As mimeos stood sr mow, it was mealibmet &Arabia to take a. , poster* tine of action. It was stated AM dispensers had amid themselves M man than enllaket Malan at the Mama Tee/lope , and a large body et Malayann sad mr reams tem expected tram two trims* rift at the cosatry. Mom didicalty woe felt with .sped le the serene sad Joimem. • migeltben has been thrown out that the Allied mm should he raid Td. per bow, sad the lebeereet ON-pm bear; the mos work* 10 lean a day.. at present. Whether this proposition may or may not lead to a rermeallt- Mica remaies to be seen, bar, if the strife be not smbittmed by some unexpected circumstance, our behove*. frcm what we have obooreed on both Mee le, that tte present strait& InIA sot be • peolonged one. THE MASTER BUILDERS AND THE STRIKE. We hays been request/4 to publish the following letter. witheuel by Mr. Men Nelson to the fernery trf Meter Balder.' &Ackley To O. Wales, Keg., Secretary to the Muss Blinders' litelety. Whitehall, August 9. I bag to s• k smitten the receipt et yew lona of the Ilth ult. addrersed t o ma and le my panner, selleithig oar eo-op, rein sot 1..e . .7 to ramie the preset reeseessi .1 the workman, hat to ..Is you fa breaking up asy sere seeely this may laterfer..t h the labour of the working sin. Yea it.. add that a• • b•ly the metropolitan Insiders sane•tly Cents pronto the welfare esti happiseas of their work er, est that the builders consider that the mew now paid to the workieg am ere liberal, sad that the preset boon Woo, aro not oaressosable. ---- ctTrtithie now was an enelmure eontainlog a copy of • resolution to clew the esestintrants of th• mernrpslaen builders oat the 6th Aaiun (Swarthy lest). la reply, 1 tog to ante that I have kaewa for sores time that groat diathewice W Pissed between the mamas sad their workmen. to mach ea sweet that winnow biomes art lutecto sad bailers haw bsth proportionably highs, le I provide against tee mortises strata( for higher unmet it fewer bows of labour. In additioa to We, the workroom here lor some yrs.. tualplaiamd of the so-called tyreasay of the =Were, sad the masters haw also complained of the Mo en:ton of their ma end of not being abl• to obtain from them tbe lull amount bf work they were mend to. Tile at least has tors the weaoa giwa t. whitens for relying the pekes .4 beildiag worts; *ad whenever eiposteleted with, the builders have lavariablyllosid, " Itsoollser, we cows pro not ouwelnie against the nth of au mew rioting for .he by-sought =SO 16.111 ascrrewest." ?herders, so far from si bittg=theiss tiro prawn Were of Obis, I am only Sollolding to thannewthilanthe of sewral arise Wien, QM the write bee sot scented Wien. On she Whir triad, I knew a weennead was on loot sacrist the tae., :hat • forroblabis elm& yam lapwing (by thailies Was 1 bees recetwd abetheegesisid eseauttbren prow essays, kr.) to obtain relief both be thew wages sad ha lass IMAM of loWir. Until I named yo•or toostoasicalloo I ea sot Wood to tato oay pan to IM ottootioa bat oboe per Larkin no to 00-oposno with you I dotormisol to the myself nitre, of I. dolootooto as to oodegitoad lb. Vole hod "mop of IM owe.. Itherefore placed impish is tosombetba sot nsly with you Mt lets the mower, of the esewaime of workflow ; fro. both I hay. received the /ant loknovies rempoimi the slowsed art...sow as the ewe bead sod the rights as the awe. flume parseed wish Menthe all the pap.. we . 0 14.0 oat' ow oormt, lwebseteh whet teak pleas et ea mt. serewer. Wows lbw women sod a dowsealisa how the coronary sod Jolson, mod the reeedeekee whit* he.. from lane to One bees prod by heel mom sad Iwo ; abo the robs ayes, oleo emery sad the verbal werkwwie•soetvies. 1 hove twinkled hew there trade esolathe love lid taps tit. send ah e at theses. WM pay h by °flew s of working. he. Ur rook of my target's:atlas st dirt Hen Is we ultra odietv cosseo,d ott• lb inetwomett, that pettelly spelt tog the 'kilted retire espkied la the adverbs re rim . that Or, •••ektad hews ow tea h. old dot tin Iwo. ler iieteew w seleesom et do We of deb wertite. at perm me Is.. .t Pp be Jima. weryeesses. pboesiono, ineeee, sot some obit teewahee Y Is GC $ dip, whines yhtmlorts. bellbsosom weekleg r aXe sod taboo mom tlw Ups, stet • *now ••••••d t`. .t sod twin of • awl stiostdie wo.k. orb . rtes, weitwonee, *e., slosh be sold tar • pieober who omen • reef whl lad, et a ma who heap • belt, I comet %rube. It MOM oho be takes We sewed that • begs parties of Slot ttul•tog astinsa• (•AN ether weals) _an tiaroom out of work uutttog the waster woodw. VIM deducts stoat cow tomb • f 6.. • day of the& yearly Wary. Mak, thweLre, Orlon them the am* .MICIO yet week es .oust who ewe work all the year mead is barely *dm s• cogs this obey soul wet b.. well elm cableot-anksrq he rid doii is weedy ad they.a ke. A. to their diesed foe Mee base% I ansidur there Is wash to stod le mow Thies wechowles aew somessee work at dis :dock ts rho orrahrg. and lam of it baf-pant Am is doormen.. 13• q of eke sera 0.1•0 has • keg 411.• bevy, tbry ors. •Lor•••• (es the avenge), awl hes Aar • Imo • la rho •••••• till Wilma Gls la the @waist. =Airy • Wel of 13 sod • half hem l• week a thole labour. I• tb• builtetre troth Ike Mr w amitione• ••• fria a Leedom, nominee li *anther ; et nor Ow. orm•aps. Bolgr•ra airy, mod at 'weber at lig.rk wall (3 sale wart); 'boy p irbrivrer they se* called, errs for a werk ur • low asps - 611.3 ir - tie ia *be year at Isar most of dot bandies .tlle tM awn to work ass boars oily sad (Wort so bour's criZzit gra, wadi assay, It a rid, gots into lb. • pocket, r try erase tar prairie :t !MI dAy's so.rk ; sad tau *arra is at the whoa time, war re er,rkows re Ira nerd It. I eel taisrmed that la VMS yule el Eagl •nd To!. ciardsa fa Yorkshire sod Oldtwa Ia Lawasiurs— the useNrs have ardlowd the alas boars it mamas ; sad the alas bean stove ..et Eta the whole day's pay at 6.. hr fur years bore sroorded to oae brans hi ed the trade ; Ids., the orsbrre. Usti*, all the eirtameteatea, I ossakkr the pr. eser Ham ikne guiresonn.ble. Wel Negrib ON piemees• they semphia ef et the hamis el tense this ..rash the pails till jeep Ihe tbeememe Ms die kreesese Ire sheet te mead. 1 b end Ogg who into dosil se We yelatos 1 costar it It VOID the pueblo shield seimeeed whet amen the led hei teg bowie m mum Nei oss. The Waylay is thsseresesat imee TM bs the me. of the boar sad s belf on the floneedny efbMISIONII wee to greet Pewit towelled by ROM at the eve players ant ftreattee it in ow ob , . bed tines ebeeei( trews or Mew useendtti.le cense.) dung may lan a ti lt week. sad shun the Smote ey 94... s forfeited by aim. It won only shnnittb Ankles Met the injw.tioe wee at Yet ikuto4ll, nmAlurd. To riveters thowarlwee ns 1111111. however, the aretse wow avoid eeepivylag throi ow 6•tard.l wtroe.rr oi r sow o— do lftwoolly (virgin( lbws fqrapb..n y yid dleohaverleit demi, n• • Friday ick•Wert .4 Seturtsy, whereby lb. wee Iraw • wlt•ie dare wegw, sad the Emery ewe the estsrday la easirmetre of dr ryt . toot, It Greer that Mt. Myer. errurt the rooter: leek-out" ae b th. ismidity Novi, e50..1 that the Milldam' t sherd M clear ti Irisy ler ; b&t Mr. Dreier varies that •he thought they ereld be se hater r perthW' Ere reeedeout that the establieltreete clorei s &e -tude,. . _ The mixt griemet Y th• way of igtieg formes. lloraymorook r r. d l. NW winger. GO justigil of al* taw awe by raid= it their worimes him sr bob eseledes. TM% imes whit eta sehliar rood, WAIN ow bow ins tbo roffkooots of Weir tredambi, • trellma's brui, duet haw the eight toil of Orli mosonoloolo. eh ospoo me ow Owed sear the hobo of Mlle oilsoas stop way ganhilawie• brie' Met 11==i1 Imam It is rash... awe Iwo. Uwe la mil arm ether bea1.1.4,* •hr•hhohompolS, IS hi adolittted ties the mink we *Ol peom.md 'mewls( toads iamb sod tie el winks. Certmal) the Imisters Iwo (ea 'W ay) • SIN bo dipole. wham they Orris rad piers ; It • samerliap shear is he Orr awl it prit segporels eat esqprals her mWela segirrie sear Ns mea rased et he Yet Ms rode mesh rearelly b• thedlhaha eat The weeltmes bores is memories fat th• heemea se phial err then, lbe tralre, to base rm ham thek twol rheas perm era b o la h ea&ir ar ea. wither ceermithp morre, Tallier, et the moue imam died "that the ma who seand the strike bat bees hhedethetely die -620 by ekle fusesta. " ll•l e hem= are the a tre T d T raid area by the mu is re driers," nay dies bre he am to go te Pent - Wee peuis4oree far Is beer, sad, tree= t a terfe eteareat, to of the hirer Whin their rehebe to Mak bar at ell bessam* ems bad, th i sy s tree reward Mahe era her • pomp ea dee prerior Tlimas hems% it is add, are is hear rib the pahher, semi they are rest hes hem the mm wham dry empty ; the result, of omen* Is that bane Warier eat remepard ma re Mum euepry red • " orrater" le Pot• hared b 7 a foreman he ft • NMI Islas* at the earl ter af Tie hum thr,ea d i s t part at the metre, MOW webriathypedes— to mebewere idi sedarleas la their daily pay ho woubdol Me. as.--61 sr. • Sew wirer% tad use vellum la esaeraer• ire bother bars et their pay. This eme art fiertely dr ems a aid the nor eheartolly to " hede-ap" their kat *re e*se • irk* pier "h i e =trim m radara their forma, besseves ohooxions they soy be M the era, rd es rah is 16,00111. was opal Y inalmain a harm to oat strike, sad the mar ter meta, " he /it The f ee sat Asteremetre that the system of teak sad pier wk het the mars ads err m fees the hate eprelive aad preirthe et ised weft. If same of dr ass_ home thee ale pear sesorrekeare bar bre allied ti cork:min as mods het Were they were flerhed) see • specimen of thy spasm oder ud to, the beicklayin at Isnst Ise* ems reser hr their amplalate. Tire ere sissy ear grevalase about day well, awl against grata but ad wisbiag to widen the beer it pre OM la Area It le aM aM sa the Mt of the ma. , ers that thaw "dr aw= d• ass asietbal hamar it, firstly, that they are atavism ; sensio7, Met dye ars sot eutntaidisl grimaces, sad that hay (the Illelles) uphold the reser system la ealf-ddree war ha rale societies. With raped to then releties, their rime ere barmier, sod I believe if eera.lr preceirt would banal both ussaars sad mem mar I amass SAIIIFer for what mam ba/4A wham emerkta vadat lejeatos may do or is,, Mr timer memboir wad of this slaw Such IS my .oils at leer tram parred imealedee. he fee der Mhos beim of, they are discourpril r mar e• pride. I Ma folbwiag from one of the most 111421•11111 of dr seeledee—ht Carpenters' sad Joiners' : " The experrata et the per bee taught oa not to expend oar term in • foils .twos, by great, to enhance the pros of, red eemerat • what ter, ear labour , but by profitably 0•147 bill eh lesises, (covert their toil tato a mese of wealth fix eh nil ear dawn from the Gorr mem of treashlap ea the lareme sat eorforts et auk fehroorferit. i 5.... Jr irdaida Wt dr *at d thaw rodside Is la Raid brrierl. re rod Is dr wort draw of dr rde raki, keg " to aulalliie or YefGetfoi with* dud abed 111•111- des to dr mambas la wradre tosettur for dr 1110111.0611 of Wier, re Orly of relwara, sod for raged Irreve rent, awl frcas Ur madras Marcos fd dr 'nibble- Dour." The method of repeebes, nceeding, mad ballotiog for members is the sameis it a elorb, and equally tends to ex4ude objeatiosable proem Doe raise do not compel uniformity of were, thing* they 111 the minimum, ss. dd. • day. itetraketleft regertMee skilled workmen sad task work are Chessmen elkeit se la the governmeet oontemets; sad in de ans( the miskawm peke of labour, they only dr the alum as the Iremeartsrs, win regulate the MMus= prior of Iran Doubters the imemeateW society or anion has its blacks" —then mks unreel' the quarterly died priom—the wee as ' the Waivers stigmatise their "blacks," those who work tubes mhos mess tartlet. 74; 7;rli; uslatesance of order sad sobriety ere maw, sad there is se doubt the quiet behaviour of the see es dl esessiens (particularly shoo they were looked out ea Standby) Is mesely attributable to such regulatione. lice the enabliehment of these societies, the condwat of the netropoline building wornness has tosaseneely te ed. the workhouse is uomparatively tuthaows to then, and dishonesty is equally rare. The rules of the thanes' Soelety are n perfect study; tbof Prase very such et the winnable Gerona system far transom wham They bons upwards of two hundred ledges lb:Durban the *scalp', Ind ea one treosreenw menet sobriety, detteney, or tonality . ' is reported sad petaished by the society. Aocerdion to tick stalessest, they wish "to place then selves In such a position as shall rain the esteem of all good sea." Nothing, theirelbee, cos be non laudable than the oetea sib!' object of these sonsinn . If thin; =Mee could to broken op, and the sixty thousand budding wahines In the metropoli. Woos disbanded from thi it social Ors and roles, it would be a very great calamity. W hoover the private Womb d the budder, mat b., the yobbo at large bowels very moth by orient of this kind. Thy y have raked the condition of the labouring claret, and heightened the standard of morality and intelitotoce I. the &Mom. Chit. end societies mid in every clam I. England, from the political dub at the Weet•end to the peat city cora partMe—rits roaster builds.' tamely, end lower mein to the lathes trade solo.. T thee latter @tumid not be debarred my more than those above them tram making reguletkate amiss the Minium or irides of the member*. I have sedmvoured fairly to state, and se tried, as poled- We t the are of the artisans end the answer of the master tedleire, sad is this struggle I feel oa tlie side of justice that the .n or. right sad the Malden wroag. Having intuessed the existing wont. I would sow saga pet • remedy. Them are great difficelues is the way of any comproalar, and I regret that those difficulties should have bees increased by the prematare opinion gives by Lord Granville, M bit meat epee* is the Home of Lou.,d wheelie, he meet unedvmdly said that without being acquainted with the circamemaree of tide particular strike," as asmaetd it to be " sae of the met onjasullable that be Vr i l d feissa ontiades with the followic eargestioms : • I shed/ sweat that the builder. withdeew their and venally sealkaord deslarattea, sod their opposition to the omit sosbaks Let theta pay the mat by the boat, at the rete of fe. ter lisunf work se 71d. yet Los; Myths it Ow be the ma be week miss haws tf they pieseeL " • NUISMOSO might thin lobe place. peseded ewe by ea lafesimisst elelnoss. to settle whoa the sow seamemeat shout OEM WO twee, sal ether drag. ~At the @are lime the peararent ast Min, reser hat dosser tie casidenee et thin namerons body at ths worry dares by diesdag Mr. H. A. Heat (their .Me ..swiss et the Bard of Wore) to revise the @radials I bar rearnal to and also to request the Chief Commissioner is he • mem, fa lb art emirs of parliament to arm the dealer the aria( bedding regulations, with • view he parer illerol.llllll= and thereby tamers the tb• Ma public will brat by the coax wham to He (ekbeagh the sets of wages will be errewhat Mare). The Wier wal mat be loser and ones oa Meadl tams rib It. seellass, they will her so oomair to ma oy ea qualified Issaisand et the .eras time they will e eettully preares tY br sad happier @ of their workmen, which, yea biros ft., is tbah ..rest Mahe.. . " 7 - iii.l476;;;:ii; b;ill7.7.TehOlasys not airasdy tiffs grey) be eat 111.arlvimed ea sot to •iihriraw the document,' then la so doebt teat t the pervert state of f elin ß , the -gust will undergo Limit asap privatina rather thee pledire deseraelere to a declaration teodieg to deprave ahem of their soehtiee, sad the right of managing their o•n drain lake tree-Lora kaglisbsorah —I ara, Ac.. "T. MARSH NELSON, Architect." Tai BIITISIt A SeoClSTlOS.—Donetione is aid of die mitural Waal departmeat of Ow apart...chin* meatier me sea tembane Aberdare. Mr. Arthur Freest Reads Carle, bas peeeeted to the museum of Merida/I Cul tan ugh Mr. Thomeoe, of Baa t hory, • large sod reliable eolleciiaa of shell. from Jam, sr bleb me now being sr 'sego/. ilk A. P. 0. Carmen+. of Altyre, her lib. rally hemeneed Ist szbibitsea • biehly iniermtmer ern es of famed gab, aelheerd by the late Lady G. Cumming, end road by Are la. The &bee of the old red seadserma ere farther regmeseted by specimens from Caithness, pre sented by Mr. Wlllmatiem of Bennekirk, and Mr. ambers of Wick ; from Tynet Burn. oresiedad by Mr. H.p.w, of Hut., arer rochebers ; end from hart C perri.rdby the oommittee; sod other rellemloasere Arum Orkney, Waltham gig* sad Boa goe — rt -.. be retramity of Illtetiaad speounme of serpeetine, abremite, mid dr ram 1146•111 megrim or brueite, bee Mom maim' from Mr. Pokmearrio, at 15...., in Cast: sad t ems le be able le matins /ardor snivels from lbws sad Mbar quaratra. Pietemoro Moot end Faller recently bsengkt • dim osilactiori of roans from the ooln of Brace, and .tar tram the snarler Ihneetene of Sutherland; sad ad. animal gramme tom tee latter earione fermadea betie bey seam seat by lb. Rev. P. Camaro., Demme-41er ribm Armed. SPARROWS FOX NEW ZEALAISD.—It appears frees the more that 1 New Zealand W eoeatry, at particular aelap: i te invaded by ermined caterptllars, which clear off the crope ea mitopletely se if mowed down by a scythe. W die view of couatenmung this plague a .owl trepans tiola has tees made. It le thus noticed by the SoutAire Ova-. —" Mr. &wll has shipped 300 sparrows on board the Sword/ Leh, carefally selected from the bog hedgerows in Kagland. The beef slams, he informs us, put at board for ' them, cost 181. This spanow question ha. boos a long atvisdiug joke in Auckland • but the necessity to farmer. of mean birds to keep down the grub. is admitted on all Watt Them is as security fa New Zealand whist the laments of mysimie ef eat ener which dominate the mope. Mr. *Wishes slheady acclimatised the pheasant, which Le abun dant la the north. The dement from the pliewtent to apart IMP le eeneeteltat of an sati•elimez ; but should the latter tealtiply, the amen haat will here bees c,mlmsed ea the etrealey.—lserraliers Wail. RIPORTATIONS FRORIThI POLL BOARD OP TRADE WNITU L , Avov.TL—TA• R.get Hos. tba Leeds eider Commis= all Privy Ceeriell to Trade end Pleatarrem have roamed, shrve' tN asimpiary of Iltso tut Foreirra a espy at a deepmerh b it Illajerty's Caral•Geseari ar Triya, regertlog Wm the prolubetsew to expert NM ail from that meaty will to areaway eaeacial soil the plheetai Val the clops of 1860.—(dearrai. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AVGIIST 10, 1859. SPORTING. LEWES RACES—TUUDAT. itagotcar Bermsvase et 10 sem 084,1 ft; ratio mos tillers; peolwelawalle, As. sales. Halliw,wdbe. Mr. Mormsms 11410.5. b r larabrass&firs. IM MA..lo4rmel i Mr. T ig t .re emb j l .o •Ml e arr4 3 4 ym. .IM Mb liar. W. IMMM) Mr. yrs. IM Mb (Mr. MbruMai 3 Caolla Rub Maedrbms, A irk IMI lb (Owner, 4 &Wog : It to 4 eget Nadal, T to 4 apt Violator., 10 to 1 Eget Lesskbwes. Woa by alas" tbeee With' between Ow wed and *laird, sea a neek between the third sad berth. Ta. RatLw AT PI can't Stenos (Handicap) of 10 mom. web, 6 ft, with 60 added, by the London, Brighton, end Beaty Coma Railway Company, for 2-yo-aids; winners mtgs. T.Y.C. (lb gabs) Mr. Ilerl7B 0•8181 W 11•440801. 11b 10•00 Porta D. W. DIA '•011448.80118........1148= 2 Mr. Z. IM•stre Jab TM ..... Nr.1.0144 r. 11= .1 12b Mr. K Mr. omi. MO A.m 7 . 110 OO 111 , 4 4 . ) 74 1"" am0 I I C. 44041 Margals 'sky awn ic i l ibssi smizin Malmo 7 Betting: sto 1 mob mel rim, 4to 1 yet Oliver, sto 1 apt Sin. Win by disoquartan of a Month, a leapt\ and a Ma= the amend and third, had foartb. Oa irdsmilag Is male, Foram, tho ridge rif Oftwor, objected to the Mime, as the ismad of a awls. Tbe ore yea inmettiotted b Admiral Rona, who decided that *be charge wee not ALL Arne BUJ-IN° Brenta, 01 25 mon, added 10 a 3 move. each, for two-molds soid spear& 1.1.7 r of Ir. asta) Mr. J. Do 4•11844 MUM* ti A bit.. SY. 1111.101411118 Ake) 1 Mr. ka44414 Praat. 2no floi.t. 416 • • Mr.= Mr T. bromill Astra.. 1. )I r. 1n5,..8 lluelinr. 4 yr. at lona Mr. outer Lerma. 2 is la Its tom. X% 4 W• 01014411 Mr. Dudes'. sear Twit Tisibriak. 1/ A 1118 21100 10104.1,14 0444. 444 tin Worm a &Stag : 5t04 as Smut, 4to 1 apt say ether. Won by a mak, a Mad between the mooed ma aid, a nick between the third and fourth. The winner gaga said to Mr. Centre for 53 noineas. GRAND STAND PLATE (11ADdi011) of 40 movo., oildol to • swtopeiakes of 6 moos. each. Ow nib NA • bat Mr. N 444.4 Plenum' bf 11TrIka4 1141.. I yes 144 Ilb lrr.lJ. Daho 1 trege% Lat 44640. 4 " 4416 Y Besyl a i t ... .......... awed: 6 lo 4 1 7• I Cott, 4 is 1 a l s i rr ..4 *gr. Win by • bark bad third. Babylon bolted at th• Wt tom Too Quires PLAT; at 100 taros; loyr-olds, 7st lUb; kw Oat; re ; Ad 716; Ix sad rod, Out 10lb. Two ars. Mr. J. Loft Tanamai r by Touchstone, 5 rilY Sib Mr. J. Lyme*. WI I :11 M Id ...... •••• • • I Mr. t oo 6 a Tbe orpol. id ...... Bettor 6as2 co Las. Tolled mar •11 main rd ws• by kw herr, Th. Peasbar was burr olf, and did DIM Wee MD post. Bozot . on Moran.' Pram 0260 soya., added to • thrertakas of 6 ars. seat. Opera rains tarhu, de. T. Moat Volokee. by Voldestr. 4 re (1130% , 7A llb N.W. Proranor. 3 re (OK ,_) OA XS IC3Xnace XL J. Hibernian. 3 yr. 1111133. Ili .. fnm XL LM.W• 'rimy, 3 )1s110• 64 fib ...... ...Iw. & 4 Mr. Troyer% Loakagra, 4ln 11143./.113111133 iferdhan 6 Satutg 7 tot spit Lookothea, 5 tog mot howysor. 410 1 ipt Volators. A doe we to, was by a hoed, two lengths totems the mood and third. Prewar vie cdAimag by Mr. W•akaxxx HAXDICAP et 10erove.e•thON with 5O added. Whams saes. T.Y.C. 1557 1W5/44 5115 5; Tiansl4 - War;ll Swink t 54N40 411 1 Sr. 1.4.4 L• 45 Germ I rm. GO 7115 Ow lib 4WC414,114440.: 1 Mr. Vail Illy le 1545. 4 55 541•5585 4111=14 4 4 /Or. W. autow. Irk 6111/0 Mr 4411051 45e44 1544 ) 4 3 " .0. "Wm.. err., 444411, kw 44 Ism u. 051•5 0 5 Betting : 6 to 4 apt Gawp, 7 to 2 yet the Roselle Illy, sto I yet Fanecombe. Was by half a length, bad thud. On tautening to scale, W, Bottom, the rider of Lady Ow.tite, objected to the Ratan° filly on tits ground that she had crossed the tavoarito, and pros sated her winning. The stewards having left, the ammonia IA inveatigeted at Reading this dad (Wethissday). WOL' RACES.—ItzsDAY. Tux Paopoca BTMLIII of 10 save. each, 5 ft, with 25 added ; 6r ; 6lb ; Itet 311); c rtain allowancaa. Oa. salle and a comic Mr. Hume Ades. at Teddlastea, lebarlitel w.o. Tx, BOLIVAR. MAIM (Handicap) 01_ 10 PM each, h ft, with 00 added; widows awn. Ow mile sad a half. - - - Mr. DowbV W Mosolob Dar. 3 yrs. M I id , rarthl 1 Mr. Saw. Law Law i yrs. GAM . ........ Mr. Mmkst 11101 Paw, 4 ms. (Bud) 3 ti . to 4 w Twilight, 2to t apt Night danger. Was by a lama; tad third. OMILLINOTON 8731.111 of 10 mom mob, 5 ft, with 50 sada( ; ior 2-yr-olda , cabs, thit 71b; Wks, Sat 51h. Half a saw Mr. T. Tares tupelos, hr tarpon-et. t. lns. Ms.) (Reseal) I Wowsteuror s r4surshols. ea Mb 0. Cto ea.) (WNW I MI. tepees's Prsdsosor. IN IDA .la. Übe.) (1.. Ilaosetoei 3 The . to • lAsseood. Li 71h . .. Alrelier.l) 4 followin• oleo ran . —Tyrant, Adak (loam* and Gentle Kitty filly. Betting. T w 4 age, Stolscufels, 3 to 1 •P•t Lupedlue, 3 to 1 eget Predictor, 4 to 1 net Named, 6to 1 eget any other. Won by • length and a half, four lengths between the second and third, sense distance between the third end fourth, Adele erase bed filth.. _ _ _ Tx, &TIP; COM M YU!. PL lof 00 awe.. add to • Swoopotakro of 7 mom tea. 4 ft, owl 2 only if &clued, &o. Rolf • toile. Mr. C.371a.e. Vigo, by Ninicourt, 3 yrs, 74 121 b (In 71b et) AIM 1 Mr. Dimmers Salim 3 Irk 74 , lb ..... .. -—I 6 S. ogb, teal Tie Dam, 344 hi UM; „„, ....... , $ Mr. I. Slortillalia..3 yrs. 04 Mb .......... ...... 1 Lewd ali s ist I:- .......... y= l l 4 iLip. Mr. libusto lionit M (ambit 7 &Mos : 6 be 4 en: Utrardei to 2 eget lf fruit to 1 apt The DIM. 6 Is 1 wit &nem. on by two Landis, a era between the ISOM/ and third, bsd f .ureb. Tao Ct.rfitients Cur (on specie), by subscription of 10 erne. soo6, 6 It, with 60 added ; fir 3-yr-olds awl upwards. Widen for axe, with sl/o sanest. Wiliam sutra. Two mike and a WI. il7.l;tre b Pyrrtme U,. PIM. IM. 24 21b....111610 1 Mr. Ilagmrs Illsirma. I Yr.. 4 . , . ...... ....... (Jam.) 2 %Wag 7 and to lon Ascot, vbo won in • canter by three 'earths. . . Till 14 I: ILSZAT STALLS (filasdisap) of 5 note. each, 2 ft, *di 60 added; an 21f-ekla. Inman ex ra. il.sif a mit& Mr. D.rworlmm's Ileitis( Mmos.llM Mb.......... 1 L Bnowdrul 1 Mr. Gron•bamY le (MIA. fot Mb . Illmelwro I Ur. T. Purl riniarre. 74 , Ifir .. ............ ......(oMammirt l Mr. lierarr. Mammoad.74o.b Mr. Wilmslow...Bk is Imb , . ( 111=11" I }leftism . 6 to 4 opt be Qaick. 3 ....... dr Nati of Ere:, 3 to 1 and Daunend, 5 to 1 apt random, 10 to 1 eon &whack. Woo rani ly by a lanes, Um* Months totems the wend and thl4 bad bank, eta/buck beaten aft PROORAMME OF READING RACES. To-moasow. Tom CAVIISHAII STAKES (landleap) of 3 13•111. each, with 25 added. The rime. , of aay likadic•p after the weights an declared to any 71b extra. Straight run In • 6 furlongs. To close and Dame at tire o'clock on the (fret day of the races, and the weights to be declared ass soon after . polo i THE READING STA% LS Of 15 WWI. sect, 5 ft, with 60 added, for 2-yr-olds ; ooltr, B.t 1016 ; and bi 11.., Sat flib ; wham., of • stab, of 200 Kira. rats. cs upwards to carry 3lb, of two such stakes Alb extra. Half • oil.. (36 sobs.)— Plumper, Ciresasis, Rlo'llllll. Emily, Sherbeene, f by Loup Gavot— Unary. Ireland's Glory, Chen Awls, Seclusion (111 b 1.). The Van, Madame Zakarin', (51b es.), Hsr rldm Wild Deer, Predictor (31b ex.), Odo (Sib ex.), Alexxa reel, Brevet, Agra, Vendors (Sib ex.) Tberniaaby ((rib n ), Grand Mistress, Soap Australian , Preen*, Chirp (31b. ex.), Lepallus (Sib en.). Fairy, Bettlebone, We. to Pan dora, Prises. Alice, astlagooo infanta (31b ex.), Day apriag, Drosdnought, dartlay Wintney, TH. WKITLIT Stanis (Handicap) of 10 eons. rach, 5 ft, owl Nay 2lf edam! on or betas the 2nd of Anent; with 60 added if Gene been start ; if ten seieotatoisi 'ha owner of the soma b is oesolvo beck hie stake. The vapor of my boailloop alba the woljfkto sr* declared (July 27, at 10 ma.) l• Noy 710 =tn . Os. ta l e. (:1, „ ...) dr. ...... 4 P ,~ Its,. 41- 0 1;" 'w maim s.V ha i ;NI . 0 3 U . 3 11 .7 10 i ; i 3 4 7 3 4 1 THE louvlT STARES at 3 seen Park with 33 added, two-yr-olde, 7.t 11b; three. fat llb ; fear, ICst ; Ere, 10et21b; six tad egad, 10.1 91b; wares and 'Eddins. allows( lib ; the minas to be sold for 1501.„ If demanded; If entered to be .old foe 2001, allowed 71b; If for 1031., 1416 ; if for 001., 18Ib ; If foe 60/., 231 b; tf for NI.. 271 b ; the wiener to be sold Our lbw race, sad the barrio., (if soy) to ' to to the food. One rolls. THE STAND PLATE (Handle-Bp) of 100 soya ; soy number of horses the s property of ,be ewe DITOWE army .tart for this plate - the mutate of say headlamp otter the aright/ en de clared to carry 7111 extra. p.if a mil.. . _ TliE SELLVI4O .TAKEN of 3 goys, each, with 25 added; twoyr•olde, 7st 71b; three, 9.t; four, 9m 61b; Bee, Ist 10fb ; do sad aged, 9st ; mores sad geldings allowed 31b. The whew to be mid for 11901. ; If entered to be sold for go/ , allowed 41b; if for 80!., 91b ; if for 40!., 14Ib ; if for 30/.,161b; if her 201., 2411). The Mauer to be sold by suction slier doe nos, sod dm surplus (If say) to go to the food. Rolf s mile. To close sad name ay 8 o'clock to the evening of the tint day's woes. A Flan BANDICAP of g soma sea (ezelerively for bona* entered Cr Balmesbot Plate) 1.00 40 added. Five furlongs. The weight. Is Norco .41 Wednesday evening. Tlus ranee COMMONS SON fay at 2 u'elock. INTlttle TOR TZI lISSOCOII PLATS. NM Warr ~ il 111/16•1 11.9146.. a .; I ; = 1 :11 .: I M ie ...... Ilevad.ww 4 Sworn* =tarn roa T. lAMBS' rum. tarried, MY I I "a l it gram= • • BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TUISDAY. siazinn RE HANDICAP. II to r eo rtOoto Awls) authlAP. Bto opt Ott-e-Asol (Q 100 to Blatioi d) 100 to Ditto ( 20 to Starks ( 20 to Bobo (ad) 211 Or Pisa DI R. IT. LID 6to op Proodnd Load (161) 10 to Trompeter (t) NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATHAM, Amour 9. Several vacancies having occurred in this dockyard for impactors and leading cosmos oorspeaniv• atarniaatioa of candidata for the appoinameata boa jai been completed, under the saperinteneente at Yr. Loam fits master-ship - Wright. Thies wets 18 esedldstss. WOOLWICH, AUGUIT 9. The strike in the building trade having owned an entire simpatico of them pertaatgovernment works now la rtilat Woolirfoh, the an at the war deportment dTtermbsed to carry on the emetroction of the new factory at Wooly's& Arsenal, for the maaufacture of 81r W. Arssatroas's tided ordnance, by every available insane, fn owlet to complete the specified number of guns by the end of the t year. For this purpose a company of Royal arrived at Woolwich Arsenal this day, and will be employed forthwith in completing the Rided Ordnance Fortery, which to the most urgent work now in hand. The am Herd Marine Hospital I. is • forward state, sad should the strike nahlanse, the governante will aid the contraelore by tesslabishi all the available faros of Royal Engineers at the amid wipe et Is. per sky per issa. Several aten of the Coastguard, iodic the direc lice et Cammeder Herd, R.N., are at praratumbriroina pa drill dray at do Rolm Battery, Timmy will recta kw tires walla. THE CAMP AT 8110113CLITP2.—The lied Battalion of the 19th Regheest, which has (sisal sash an asarteble notoriety daring its stay st Sborncliffe, has now removed is Aldershott, sad it le expected it w:L a ihoritl ears& for the Ceps of Good Hops. On Monday the B op) Lancashire if Regiment of Artillery Militia, coca by Lest-Colonel Atchison, heeded by their excellent band, ruched from Dover, where they have been stationed during the past tan months, to the °amp, and took up their quarters Ina pert of the B and C ranges of hate • portion of the regiosent has bra sent out in detect:meets to men Twins Poe, nrr Myths, sad the grand tower at Dymelotroh. The regiment nuts ben 400 men, end has now beta up nearly tso years. The Oxford Slet Regiment of Militia, oonscroded by Colonel Bowles, has also arrived at the tamp, from Aldenhott. A number of officers and non officers of the 4th Brigid* of Royal Artillery loft on Turley, sad pattered to Shosburyness, where they re to rennin a& wogs, to receive instructions and practice to the me of the Anastroag gen.— South Eastern Gamtts. . _ RESERVE MILITARY FORCE.—A bin of Mr. Sidney Herbert empower' the Queen from time to time to muse to be enrolled and kept up in the United Kingdome nerve force of 20 000 men, oonoistkag of "older" who has prevkmely served hen or in India. The term of melee will be pre. embed by regulations, and the torte will be called nut foe, training and exercise for twelve days in melt year. In ore of invades tho force mey be called out for permanent senior and dement duty. The reserve form, when on duty, will be subject to the Mutiny Ant. BIALTH 07 LONDON. Thu return of births and deaths in London, issued by authority of the Ragistrar•Gessral, for the week ending Satarday, August 6, states that the lest report 'bowed a decrease ou the high mortality of the third week of July, and it is matiefeetery to And that the proem' returns rahibit• further reduction. In the two previous weeks the deaths In Loudon were 1.606 and 1.419; in the week ending lost Saturday they were 1,397. Within the last four weeks the town weekly temperature bee fallen by a:Gummi de erten from 71 deg. to 63 8 deg. . . . In tiagenyeZre 1849-58 the ember of death. in the weeks oorrespondhtg with last week was 1,138 ; bat as the deaths contained in the present return occurred M a population that has 'screwy', they can only be compared with the average raised in proportion to the haorsere, namely, with 1,306. The retool mortality has therefore so nearl y returned to its ordinary limits, which, however, are capable ' of peat sod permanent - cootraction, that the deaths ex ceeded by rely 31 the number obtained from former upri ser, in tits Mt week of August. The births of last week exceeded the deaths in the same period by 381. The deaths ceased by diarrboaa, which roe* in the third , week of July to 416. fell In the following week to 382, and hat week to 312. The corrected evenle of ten weeks (in 1849.68) corresponding with last week is 170. A girl, egad 14 months, died on the 29th ult., of coop-de- aoleil, and on the day following a widow, egad 83 years, ' died of oteabral oongeoion from exposure to Intense sun light." LW week Seel:gram of 860 boys and 858 glrla, In all 1,718 children, WINO registered in London. In the tea correspond tug weeks of the years 1849-68 the average number was 1,530. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height of tho barometer in the week wee 29.803 in. The barometer rem Orem 2961 in. on Sunday to 2996 jn on Saturday, them befog empeerlvely the lowest and highest pointa in the week. The mem %Imperatore of the sir is the week was 03 8 deg., whit% Is 14 dog above the average of the same week in 43 years (as determined by Mr. Glialsher). The thermometer in the shade rose to 141 highest polo, 80 deg. on Wednes day, and hll to Its lowest 48.9 dig. ea Saturday. Tun 2IEXT LORD MAYOR OP LONDON.—The li HOMO Secretary batting withdraws hie bill for the reform of the corporation of the City of London, the election of the Lord Mayor will take place next month, to accordance with ancient custom. The livery will return two aldermen, but It is not quite clear whether the, will return the two senior aldermen, inasmuch se Iset year they pared over Alderman Comer, who was owed la seniority, end reunited Alderman Cubitt, M.P., with the gement Lord Mayor. Thus year Alderman Carter sad Alderman Cabitt see the two seniors taloa the chair, sad if the livery saws them the Court of Aldermen will doubtless select Alderman Carter, who steads Bret ; bat If the livery take the caw coarse this year which they adopted Yet, and par over Aldermen Carter, they will return Althemen Cabltt and Aidenasa Sir Henry Mugge ridge, in which case Alderman COW, M.P., will be Lord Mayor of London for the next year. The livery can make thew choice of the following aldermen, all of whom are allgible —Mr. Carter, Ms. Cubitt, Sir H. M ge, Rose, Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Hale, Mr. Allen, and Mr. Medd, or they cam, it they please, return the present Lord Mayor for re-eleation. _ _ THE ADVERTISING COLTJMN NUISANCE.—Mr. Cowpres bill to put down these suieeness has been printed. The preamble states that the present leer is insufficient to pretest obstructions occasioned by advertisements in the public thoroughfare.. Clouts one in in these words i—tt No advertisement, placard, or notice .hell be sexed to or exhi bited on any post, column, or lamp in any highway, or on any other erection whatever in the crossing of any carriage way in the metropolitan police district; and any perms attain, or exhibition any snob advertisement, placard, or notice, contrary to this provision, shall be liable to a pawky of not more than 40 shillings; and all the prowleiona of the said act shall extend and apply to tie person so offending." The set-aid clause say..—" This act shall not extend to the affixing or exhibiting by any public authority of any notice relating to public matters for the convenience or direction of the public, in respect of the affixing or extdbitien of which no psymost is required, nor to the affixing or exhibiting of any ado rtiseomnt, placard, or notice to or on sty post, esturon, or lamp forming part of or affixed to any anon, house, or building, with the consent of the owner or or captor of each shop, house, or building." GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN Or IRELAND RAILIVAT.—IIie report of the directors for the halt-year eedins 10th Jun% shows the met surplu revenue to be 90,8661. Is. 7d., am of which the director. recommend that a dividend at the rale of 6 per coet per annum be paid to the proprieSors of the enesolidared stock of the company, which will leave a Wane* of 11,8841. le. 9d. to be curled to the credit of the next half-year', e.ooount. The returns exhibit a satiefac f =incresee of traffic in every department, particu larly In on which there bas been a considerable in crease o tames% in distriet4 where this orsupauy has not been subject to oppositit.n. The works on tba line between Tullamore and Athlone are now b i rt ) :l7 nearly to a char, and will be reedy to ben opened for traffic the lot September. The line to Forney will it is ex be completed by the end of the jeer, which will Seidl all the extomiona for which parliamentary powers have bees obtained. The rail way to Tralee was opined for traffic on the 18th of July end Nona bet prove beneficial to both this and the Hu lousy Conipeny. A TOWN IN GERMANY DIBTROTED ST FIRE.— The coutitiastel journals have of late frequently contained accounts of most destructive firm in various ports of Borah°, wed in a great measure by the drought and excessive had that have prevailed. The latest immense of the kind essorded is the deetructiort of the town of Klosterle, in which, ' sooording to the Prague Gazelle, a feerfal fire broke out on the afternoon of July 23, end in a short time, in compeq•eses of a high wiled, no less than 166 houaes weie reduced to ashes and several permss burned to death. Others are whetter, and ere support* to be sofkmated in tie came. All efforts to exdagende the flames were useless, in wow cosmos of the big" erlatil,the narrowness of the streets, sod the circumstance that so see, of the houses were bellt of wood; beekir which, severel of the Ire engine*, _white had been too sear the endlegratise, were obliged to be end were senesced. listltaw of Ulelababileate saved any of their goods, sad were at tad obliged to By to sere their Um. About 1,000 persons are thus' without a reef, without neerishmet, and without chits. Of the whole town but vary few home resin unbent; sad even the sew terre-lieuee, which wee built as fire-proof, bee bees destroyed, the Awes hoMag towed their trey Into it through the cornier. in the turret. The entire toe n yes dairy* by Ors ti 1782. tab intrilignue. COURT OF BARERUPTCY.—Avourr 9. (Base M. Commissioner Fostiimmes) IN 11 W. TINILI/L.-TIN ,A3NDON AND NORODOM STRAIN The beskrupt wee isleiliZTedsp deal monde twee of Nuristan Causeway, end of Melasher 2ll % nit was the exaanustles wastlag. It appeared that the bask rupt having wok rod desl of mosey Is hi owl betas, held ettenepted to same ft Into •a common, of kited lisbihty seder the dde of . the Landes end Boeusgb Show Wheel •°=7l," to white he held 1442 shares of the mousiest 61. sack. The belaace-shast, prepared by Xmas. Palmer sad tailny, sites& owe upwards,/ two yore, and *hews 4,5661. dee to uneestned ore& 1,11661. b dew holding security, and 2.2604 of ILboidlm. The meets sae represented by still lee tier forse—geed debts, 6,2604 ; property, 43684 • ditto, held es sesurtty, 4,8561. ; also 1,662 shares In the Steam Wheel Coo pot down at 15,5201. The capital of the fa 1256 Is stand at upwards of 22,0001. Of the Its of 2,13601., 2,0021. are in respect of blue seeepted by the bankrupt on soaount of the company. Thews are also balease-akeets of the company, and of • sub tesst area, Veber, Sterne, and Co., which show further Ilabllltise of abost 1,7001. The bankrupt paned unopposed. 11 C. A. CLASS. Tha bankrupt, Coilsbort ;:nti;a4Fla, la described as a foreign warehousemen, ink laireissat, and commission agent, of Newgsts•shest and at Liverpool. Thia was ths esesolos lion rassUng. To meet the dams of creditors of 4,8 W., there Ere meets of 7601. The gainclpel creditor is M. Basile ,d Pena, who claims 4,6001. against the estate for sold, for which the hsakrapt hedgiven his scosptanote; tba beeltrept alleges that the pooh were only consigsed to him. Looses of 3.0001. in the coarse of a twelnanocith are ascribed to depreciation in the value of the goods in which the beskrapt dealt. The bankrupt pasted. ASSIZE INTELLIOBNC.E. OXFORD CIRCUIT.-oLoucum, Ammer 9. The 060011•01:11 wee opened to-day at Gloucester, being the het toes cm tie caosit. Bodnar oonuaanose la both courts to-morrow, Mr. Juges Bytes mrialg in the Crown Court and Mr. Justice Wilke at NW Pries. There are 31 =the amity calendar, besides there to be brought on MI by habeas carpus, and smarm there are some deceits ewes or Interest. Amass the other oases are or ere of 10/0•10410/6. 006 601110110 to morder, one bigamy, one moos, one nahorteDy shootaag„ and four burglary. The Niel Prins blies will be light. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—LsxcArriB, Auo. 8. The esennission of auks opined at Lanorater on Satur day, bins Mr. Julio* Hill. Baron Watson did not arrive until aWs boar in lie ersaag. Their lordships attended divine amiss at de wilt &web on the Banday. Oa licaday the benisses eeenneseatel at tin °Wean. The calendar. contalaed ties WINS al eighteen prisoners kw triel, via., MO wealth with intent, one perjury, fear hosekido, two personation at an theirs, two ale if Ora lamMe, or begin and uttering, four burglary, one raps, sad two !tawny. In the Niel Prins Court nine causes NM sawed. None of Yes moss bawd on Monday were of sufhcient barred to all doe a report. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.—CHZSTER, Auo. & (Before Mr. Boma ChassaelL) THE WARRINGTON FORGERY. lama Bentley, 65, ironmonger, Warrington. and Anwid Bartley, 24, were indicted for forgery. The till of indict ment egainst the mate prisoner contained five counts, and charged him with forging and uttering bills of sac-hangs to the amount of 1,0001., with intent to deftsui John Naylor, at GrappeahaU, on the Ist of Jun.. 1854. The female pri soner (the daughter of the male ) mss indicted for haring forged and uttered bills of exchange, amount ag to 8601., with intent to defraud John Naylor, at Orappenhall, I on tbs It of December, 1867. Mr. °dad and Mr. doses Parry appeared Oaths prove catkin ; Mr. Brandt defended. Oa this ere being called on in the morning tbe male pri soner pleaded gallq, and at noon, during the adjownowat, witnesses to character were cello I, The female prisoner was =lts bar at 6 o'clock, and pleaded not guilty to the _ _ Mr. Chard having owned the care, witnesses were called is support of the prosecution. Mr. Brandt then addressed the court on behalf of the pri sena, urging that the forgeries committed by her were done by her father's directions. Ilia Lordship having 'owned up, the jury returned a verdict of lYa The nude pristener was afterwards sentenced to six years' penal servitude. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-NOUSE. Char!w Hodge, ;OilitairTiooltai war charged ova remand with having jwaped into the Theme with intent to drown !dowel!. . _ . Willies Johneon a lad about 17 years old, aaid that ash@ was amusing !Audi in a boat at Custom-house-stairs, he saw the prisoner jump off the quay into the water, and im mediately pushed the boat to the spot. As the prisoner was on the surface of the water, alter having been once to the bottom, witness caught him by the cella and endeavoured to pull him out, but the prisoner resisted his efforts kicking and straggling violently, and saying as well efforts, could, with the water spluttering in his mouth, that be wee deter mined to "drown himself, u he had gone in for death or glory, and made a mooof it." Waness did not know what he meant by this, bat as he knew there could be no 'dory got by dying in such a way, he called out for assistance, and by the aid of a man who reepondrd, the primmer wu at last got ashore and given into the cu•tody of a pulicemu. The prisoner was apparently drunk at the tiros. The policeman who took the prisoner iota custody deposed to the feet of his bring gloriously drunk at the time, and further, that he (wi.ners), on searching him, found as " attestation paper" showing that the psis. net. had recently enlisted. The prisoner mid be recently enlisted at Norwich, being a native of a village about three wilco distant from that city, and that he w.s brought op to London by bin 'errant on Thursday to be token to headquarters. On Friday the ser geant west heck to Norwich aver they bad had • little drop together, and wham be was gone be (prisoner) felt lonely, so he got a drop more, which made him feel more lonely rill, so he pot another drop, and kept on drinking till ha felt altogether out clones," sod made up his mid to drown himself ; but he would never be at that gamo soy more. A recruiting officer from Charice-street, Westminster, &Mold the prisoner, who was thereupon delivered into hie charge. THAMES. CA arks Mennen, labourer, of leleof Doge, wee charged with cutting and wounding James Creed, a labourer, with intent to murder or Jo grievous bodily harm. TIN prisoner and prosecutor were both is the service of Kr. ROM stone merchant at Poplar, but on Peturdsy night the ismer was discharged, and he came to the conclusion that Creed had procured his died:Large, and had also pre vented him from obtaining other work. While Creed was at work, removing stone from a barge, the prisoner cams up to him in a violent ;melon, end brandishing a hemmer, threith sod to knock hi. brains out, &c. Os Creelo's leaving work the struck him a tremendous blow on the top of the hod with the hemmer, knocking list down and stannisg him. All.. &owe time Creed was about to rise, when tba prituter knocked him down again la the sense way. Creed wee then warn to the hospital. Committed for wind. ATKINSON, TIM LUNATIC MURDEZEIL—A local journal in York has got together a set of f.ota to .bow that Jaime Aikineom, who was tried Let year for murdering his sweetheart, and ecquitted on the ground of inanity, was sot really Mesas at all, bat that be was merely acting to order to mecum his acquittal, and subsequent removal to an @Want, when he thought he would lead an easy and quiet Me. He has, it appear., confessed test the attempt. at suicide he mad* when in the poison were merely feiata, while many other circumstances teed to confirm this view. • DARING GASOTTI ROBBELY AT Lazne.— On Monday ...slew. about Pewee o'clock, two men entered the shop of Mrs. Kilburn, George's-sited, Leeds, wader par more of buying a pair of boots, and whilst A. turned round to reach a shoehorn, use of them garotted her, whilst the other robbed ber. Mrs. Kilburn wee held so tightly that she became imeasible, and wee left in that state by her oowardly smailantr. This I. the mond violent assault made upon Mrs. Kilburn within a week, in revenge, it is summed, fee bee leaving given evideace against some Irish lads who robbed her, and It would appear, from the lawkwateen if these attacks, Mat boo life is L prelims danger.—Leats Nagar,. . _ _ FATAL ACCIDENT FROM THE BURSTING 07 A En aLL,—An inquest was held on Friday lost, at the Town hell, before W. B. eolith, Moq., coroner, on the body of WNias Waseimll, aged It. It appeared from Ike evideace that the deceased was the son of Jobe Wanesll, coast. nerd, who acenpini No. 19 Tower. Baena this tower and Ns. 21.1, • diatom. of 440 yards, the target for winery prac tise is placed. When preetabeg, one is stationed tinder Molter of our of theee towers, for the twofold purpose of noticing the O&M of the shell and of seeing that the range is clam When the shell which caused the accident was Bred the mode was cigar, the poor boy being under altelter of the other tower, nod cousired quite sets. The shell exploded, mad a pesos of ir, mined a very extraordinary Gomm, struck the nafortnneta youth on the middle of the tomehieg the boom, and tearing sway the fa* is • frightfal meaner. After (allied, be Meted up mow pima of bow, sad crawled round the tower to the stain:am. Oa • sergeant dolloping up, the lad said, t` How shell I get a living nowt I wish it lead struck my heart :" The sergeant quickly bandaged the limb above the wound. By this taw the surrum on duty at the Brag point mow up. A stretcher ores procured, and he was taken to the School of Musketry. whin dm leg was amputated, bat he only survived throe hours. Major, wore perfectly waled that them was not .lts leant thaw attaching t guy p arty, and returned the fol lowing media:—" That William Wmastell died from the Asses of • wound moititeetally merest tram • pace of ex , pieded stall bed by the Royal Artillery at promise."—South Beative &WM. MARKET& --e-- COTTON.—Livekeoor, AUGUST 9.—Tbs Wee of ootfoo Seeley are estimated as 6,000 bales. A Wet market, a yes- Sieday's priors. tsaTza,, #uover 9.—Ther• a rother was erearry to rum rhea cloth. Ttrier attitabl; to ladle hsee ant bra much ia request, bat for China Mrs Wart het been reported to lire to 24's water twin, earl is Ws se itifll et prior which sellers ere treble to rear het weak. Of thaw orate the whit Ira lees t:t i tysell clewed. Mar rear dwater twist have era la fair mart for Orrery, sad the berates dose is these yam Ire hem et mares prom There ia 00 a sorra dasead frra the have trade, het not reek for the tarter dale Ileditarreara. Is the cloth treat there le Lab re ie shame. flee telegram hem Celeatta to the 9th het Nese& hew had e arbor dissooregbq idiot. but reertelietorses bud busty costracts Isr sod bids of India Make, sat Wag coseporatly iodepandent of the market for same weeks ferward, wiese ere sot dieted. The house hods orsalaus good, md is expected to be better. A fair demand is szterhasid for most of the better qualities el fabrics for that market, including long cloths, T cloths, end printers. Printing cloth is in very good request, and prior have stills tendency to Improvement. WOOLLEN.—Litros, AtIOVST 9.—The market has been steady Wm morning, and without say noticeable alteration. Traneamione have tibia place to a Tuesday's average in ex tant, la goads suitable for the 111111.011. AZIOUST 9.—Thins is now good choice In the market but prioran oowddered high, and the fear of than 'Mug way Wove the close of the wtke, ten leanufactatere from baying to may peat extent. WLI4IJFACTUItyIB.-111 itrOUBT 9.- The atisMI;;;;;I1;ien is good, .ad aithough manufac times are main higher prices in coneequence of the Meanest In weals, a fidr amount of Minims hes been trammeled, not only In ensemble goods, but also in new patterns suitable face manna mad winter. The wershouses have daring the week bees skis a little brisker. CORN.—Hots, Allover 9.—At to-day's market • very small supp l y cd wheat, which is tskaa off by load millers at last week's rates. Fordo held firmly at prices above the present vain of borne-growa. Barley semen sod former rates supported. NW sad pen slow sslr, bat not quotably lower. thus rather cheaper. The tonna import. last week an as trader :—Wbest, 2,293 qrs.; barley, 184; osts, 918; beans, 2,238; peas, 64; tares, 8; limed sad ravened, 10,336; oil cokss, 476 toss; bows, 406. LIAM, AUGUST 8.-817100 Saturday meth rain has fallen la *hie neighbourhood, but ws have a return of ihnt weather this morning ; the chow of wheat is good, and masts a fair ask at the rates of Friday last. Barley nominal. bras, oats, sad ether articles steady in poke, with a limited dr wand. Arrivals—Whast, 2,824 qrs. ; oats, 46 vs. ; rape send, 1A23 vs. Averse prime for the week =ding August 6.-Wlott, 3.289 yes., 465. Id.; oars, 96 qrs., 26a.nd.; t7er 36 qra., ila. frid.; braw l 69 qm., 475. lid. Lrlt AUGUST metiled, end a deal 9 The weather is nn of rain lies fallen since Saterday; to-day is fine, with a north east wind. At to-MT'. market the supply of old wheat via small, which sold readily at late rates. Several new maniples were offering, quslity various, and sold from 42.. to 48s. per qr., 60tb. to (Idb. Spring corn nominal. Wheat, white, 611 k.. to 6311:e., 44e. to 48..; do., red, 60Iha. to 631 b.., 40e. to 43e. Swig (chevalier), unr, 621 be. to 6416 e., 38s. to 445.; do., common, 611 b.. to dabs., 30s. to 24e. Beene, old. 661 b.. to 136i1b5., 48e. to 62a.; do., new, 64th.. to 6616 e., 46e. to 48e. per qr. to the growers. Newer...um, Adorer 9. —Since Sunday we had a Wavy fall of rain; the weather has been exceedingly favourable, sal so rapidly have the mope matured that harvest opera time upon &lithe best cultivated roils will be quits general chit week. At our market this mommg we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers but having a good deal of coasting wheat remaining over Leos saturday, this circum stance, combined with the favourable state of the weather, axeseed much caution on the part of oar millers, who most sparingly, even at a reduction of Is. per qr. roar little wsi done, and prime may be written the turn eeeler. Orindiag barley inquired for. In other articles no peat ohmage son he emoted. SALIM/RT. AI:OUST 9.—At our market to-day there wart only • moderate supply of groin, and • thin attendance of both buyers and sellers. The co n tinuance of heavy reins tensed holders to ask en advance of Le. to 2.. per qr., but from • disinclination to inbuilt to 01101111 teem, little or no badness was transacted, and that at former rates. Flour the same as lest quoted. There were • few wimples of new wheat on offer (sot of first. rate quality, bat in good condition), which wee offered at 23a. per qr. The inquiry for barley wee limited at late rites. In malt but little doing, but prices firm. Oats were M MOM demand, with en up w ard tendency. In other grain but little stirring and piton nominally unaltered. Wheat, 40s. to Me. Saris', 30e. to Me. Oat., 26e. to Ma. Beene, 43e. to 645. ma, 44.. to 50s. Rye, 304. to 365. Tarr, Me. to 34.. per qr. Floor, 31.. to Ms. per sack. Malt, 7e. 9d. to fie. per bushel. CATTLB.-B•Lteatitv, Auousv 9.—At our market to. day there was • larger supply of beasts than for some time peat, most of which were of the but class, and there was • falr attendance of buyers. There was • good demand tor best ox beef, which were all sold, with an upward tendency is price, whilst but few of inferior animals remained unsold, tally supporting last market's prices. A. extremely large supply of sheep, numbering 2,102, of prhne quality_ and condition, which met • quick pale, it as advance of 2d . per elate on het market's prices. There we a small supply of lambi, which sold at corresponding prices. Of calves there was • very short supply, which sold at full torn. In the pig market theta wee but a moderate number on off,r, which moved of slowly at former rates. Best ex beef, lls. to 12s. per store; cow and heifer ditto, 10.. to lle.; best down mutton (out of the wool), Bd. per lb.; other broad; 7d. to 7/4. ; lamb, 91d. to 10d.; veal, 61d. to 7d.; fresh poet, 6d. to 7d.; salted ditto, 7d. to Bd., and 9s. 34. to 9s. 6d. per score; green bacon, 81d. per lb.; dry ditto, 914. to 10d.; sweet ickled hams, 91d. to 104.; quarter old store pip, 16s. to p We. each; suckling oases, 12a. to 24a. each; cows with calm, 141. to 181. each. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Main pas Me, Total. 11•11 WATS. eysa. mosws dawns.. let. 9. wet so ft & July 3L 4 A E A *casino — 1.0,2 147 11141.dalu4lL 7,40 7346 - WeakenMu AM.' a. atiro. WI 411.1116 10.1•11.11 ... .. .. 1.164 •.106 mesa Amain Auras. 7. evell IwiwMe. 13 797 1.397 194 1411 MA Wein 1 101.7 90 2.:41 1.8041 • The alum le 'admire of Valk due under agreement with the Wed= and North Namara Railway Canes/. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABIIALTIBB. Crows (Wass). of sad (men this wt. wench was ..bore In the C.10M0004 River, ha. been condemned: scot b th. Gann was rayed, but collet. dassaged.—Limp »I, nag S. Danube. Captsiaeoster, railed fron flassnash for Cowes on the Ilst or Marta, aco Ism eat Mem bees beard a•. Jur .od Isabelle. at sod from Shields for Ades. VS/ wrecked of Juan d. no•. Weed, to O. Mosambiquir Lbardark midi@ ISM at hum, Om ere. arrr•ee bate meterday.—Jobasem lase IL The town of Brescia possesses a Greek statue of Victory, which is consktrred to be rtes of the masterpieces of aatiquoy. Tbe Minute, of State, desiring to enrich our =wears with a copy IA that statue, requered Marshal Vall iant to ask the auttowitwe of the town to let a oopy be token. Hitherto all each applications had been refused; but now a most courteous r ply has been received, expressing an inten tion to bare a copy made at the coat of the town of Bretteta, and to offer it to the Emperor as a token of the profound gra titude of the inhabitants.—Mottirewr. (AdTaItiOPSHIIt.i—HOLLOWAT 8 PILLS AND OINT• turr.—Pa aaaaa toe emus Pmts.—The bummer attuned= with Its lociaseine u•siperature • preen updableb and undue baits. will jai with it num dilordere link prevailing Is The duet sod User tire mass* renersny are inemovenieneed at Ws paws. All ia•slids assail snow that Is Hollosu tremendous limy .in lad • telder••- tier at spernachist ailment, an I a eased) rend) for allablaholl dimes. s To 'Smell may loot wth metals linseed baulk., be tad, ae to many or few. Ilebt • r ae rolunA whether of s temporary sr per insoent ebaracter. The eibelo range of • • tsble trod= toes au el biblt no other MIMI. K. oonstattly b I u Hollorma. Neither Pill aor (Nutmeat caoislas s gni' of say mineral to other noxious tw. gredlents. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AD %K.—A•eatt tat TI. Watia - arate,, the wife of W. P. Adorn, Km M.P.. of slam Beep IL IL—Ae T. at lonah Doeweillee, Boxy:Door. Bert.. the eife of B. J. IMoett. • me 000T1.—Awratt 6. at Mica, the wife of hero Coots, Eaq., of W.:st mt. Beata, els tea Di LLON.—Atemet at Over Donnetreet. Dublin. We wife of 0. Mina. Um. of • eaesitter. 71120111ALD.—A•amt et Dam YD•whhaw smarm lht hith • the tePe of ef • II INC d.—Ammer t, litepereld Steruttemptem. aem Ihedol, the wife of Calomel W. C. Rake. deism RBI AGES BLOBBT-03:7 0 :1'401.—Ituruet 4, at lilarkrock Ronan Catholic Munk, 1/41 Duhtln, n. Blouot. ).q of the Madras army. to 11w7 2 t A rit . ete r, ,n e r ehter of V. 0' Lt. 0 C.unot. of Boot 11Lult- OOLIMIDOK.-14 IND.—Mama S. at Meath. Oxon. by the Rat. R. ths J. 6Nlertotte, Curate Otani Oaaa, to Aenee tlttabeth til2lk. &AMUR of the Rey. P. 0. smd. N.A.. Flew of Bouthetoke war ood,ote.l FONNII-111.1111141- Mimi 1, at itt. •n• Va. Dublia. by the Bee. M. F. Day. S. H. H. Jose. Ate ;of stooeyslaw House. Angelo., W Om Ellie, widow of Umtata Caput. F. Opting, 2lth fleet. DEATHS. 041/11/1111.—Alwast T. at CamM4lll. gaalaatia.gremt. 0.1. OW 111.:RAlt.—ajtitit 1.4 m. ma d Mr. W. 'tartar& of Nartbers 11=-314Tmt 4 al Ikrillama.ni d al, O. Mu% Irwa. IMMommi =Mum., t,tlMrlull n. Mamma Hamm. •We W Wwa. sot IL Maud lAblisbod by Wrium Iltue Inways. s. tes.bere "wok la WI Mr of We low, Prima .4 al• 04d.. to•dh. d amok lb itelbst Whadtelerd.—WudisdaT. VIM? lOr