The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-26 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. Ma grand bad day at the Nam at Pot:mouth rat plant pow* es theelbeeirecomes. Pha galling =ad ragiassat, Mask waned itaell el& sna Ingeddisfeee Alley at tbe dip of Lacknow, to doily espeellel le meths el SOW& TN AM.!. t, • :12 • pantie of iagime4 consissing at Walkers. ZeN a.m. 10 war" art II Afton, boa Ins ',portal in the (A.m.'. Tv suilooat Mombasa as rartoolooth. and thaws as dos amp so dbasadida by fell. A DIIIIAL/T. AMIN/ 36.—A propene um.— Parasols. 0. Lew (MIN te be esseeeery to Rear Attarral Daum; W. M. Labssilb (II,e• the Ameepat. 47, ok row Mom alft as Tereenewl; ad* . Neepeaves O&M, to We INK 11, mem seem ei Perereeetk. M. Woo J. T. II st, so the Arrogant. CHATHAM, Are vf 25. Admiralty mama bam bora rossorod grao r.og per- Maim hr alma of obolloyd • lAA Ludt; newels, lomoseastroisobs le oohs ombas se plasm ot espy of Ike Alpe*/ beiblhipe la he heepeerl, se erebpeo. Le tam neap owl priOnfa r.. Prel.pertas bays bus mods as lb peed —Ms J. eeersene, be be sepensteadlep menteree. nee Dean. pursed , Mr. 0. Film. tuppence et mbPperrlprbes. Po be .sensor . Mr. W. Oprpe. .seeenOr of rbtpwrisime, eo M etauuree, Poe Bereeby, suceneatteeed ; Mr. W. Mcnerly, liellag mos of slur/new, I, is laspaciffr, vino 0 ors that sk aiditioael Menden have bees sawed for the der** of tide ywd, areequace d the scanty tried awe peollede the depertasate. The sew esemisewsoi came dad UM of the Boyd Is r=eiepleyef ea Yr triaewwwwieW eareey of Great , whet him toes ttesflect fw wee use at heed =he the wpm. weiplefew • hawebedire ol the see. have lift Drempees 'snacks. arks the soar atead of Lieatesaat the Hes. W. Le Pew Treece. to 145 thew eeetwei wowed sad peeved with the wive.. Lou lama% Treat It pr. eette to newtheweplea. Wash wawa be ida. •lwam a ..c se the ntle lancete d's of the Soy Ifecowere la Sewlead. Wish the elew of intact the sage/ awyenceriey el Major litadtr• testa owe. the onhaery Waft wed by the flops at gerrieca. Merw•Olawal lyre \se fleeted seer wide le he aerie `the ede of the preens hospital, he the pew demo ef • el Moira the rusk bow tir wrimr sir wweramea howttal weaves seek Id ma IND warm te onkel. sr of Mcjot Ithedee's Inge earealwer heeploal WWI woe Area by the awe imiltat et ma le ea= weatitee midmost the taw ampieyed bed wow ewe llejoe Rhode: • envie W. The time eseepted paha( tee two teats ewe 'qua WOOLWICH, Atnrar no military court alr laquiry iaatitated to tame *Main awoke etwedua mods sdatast X. Smythe, sawn at u.Regal AMIN', Dad, .in em d a l.yata wide\ alismMalt piece am bawd dr Omm Bassys, ardda thid earl ire my withal* dramdmiam SPORTING. OX FORD MORE .—TISDAY. T.. TSUI. ST•ILM10(1 swes. ate ln eelit NOM for 2-7 T-41161 sad tarraras. TIM Vim le oil ihr .; if age le be aid, 91b ears. Otte alb. 0 Eska) Mr. Shwa arty Mara, bf Malin... 4 Mr tit Mb Mt Mb 4.1.1 • . ... ..,i Ws) I Yr ii. WlMunis NN) Y:rbiet. 37m. 7m db ..(HltsbevM 0 Mr. T. Olowtoo4 Ardoord Ito. TM lib ... ... .. .. ... rCuitoorel 11 Mr. Mlltis Proem to Woutrofth. 2 yrs. 40.2 * akr. art Sao 101ittal 1 Hz IL T. liiiMAMmale Weireord. 2 yrs. 44 dllb Mar. 44 IMM Batas Eves as Artl'.nr, &ad 7 to 4 apt Marl. Was by two *Naha; bad third; the other two beata off. T.. HI•DINUToS HILL STAKII of 60 soya, Wed to • Sweepstakes of 3 ans. seek, for 2.yr.olde; coka, fat 71b; Whs., Sot lA. Masers tetra. T.Y.C. (Stalest Whale.) (13 sun.) Kr. ikleli WA TIM.. try Olken. at Sib oac. kb at Sr. tidy Fakraar. as 1.112 Si 2. Marl) ..... .t I Mr. areash ka al r. Mr Mery Mena hs at .............. ... I w tw,„ 4:2 7 . tariorr. airow iL. dm= 14 • 2.: - .. - Ss 412 " lib ill. Wli Lltirtrr. eO4 4 Leer fke, 4to 1 seek apt Travois sad 6 62 i sot Hvels7 Warm% OW- Wes by three twalgthe; tad *bd. Toe Post IMMADOW {rasa. of 40 SOTO. added to a Sweepstake' of 5 ans. seek, 2 ft. Winans .stn. On wane. (14 eats). Mr. 24•4494•54 1 R Warsaw 5 rm. Oa MA ......IConOryl 1 Mr. Han'. Rimy MUM Ow. Mb sung .......0241.1 2 tgiiiparr. Oprftb. pm. it UM ilac. tool islisi......lerw i : -4 aa 4 apt Oink* 8 art Misty MOM IG 2 err Qom Pm. Was by • Magth and • 664 a bed Istmess Ur litilial awl Gird. Tan Oiroaaseras Bus ss of 100 sows. added to • Rm. asap ilissysedbar of IR assa. each, 10 it, and 6 only if dr air& &a TM sesead to revs kis stake Wizards oats& Tor was. (31 gabs., 21 of okra itsclarsd.) Yes. t Jam3sl Mir togas. b /Llmplea. 3 Frs. 44( flee sassily 14184.4 bair 341,. 44 (L.= /// /WWI The ask 41s. tot . The Minna( Mrs ma .—TM Woos ix Blast, Task, colt by las Myles Delaima• oat at 13•11. and Acoarals. Braise 6as i ago Mikan Bersay, to 2 yet Turk, to 1 ass Primers Royal, 6so 1 apt Wilma la Black. TM favourite took the letd coos aka aftring tb• straiibt, sad yea by gra Wrote. tits otban rang Ipso okay parsed ths cilia/10 ITALY Oir 26 110 TS. Wad to • weopetakes of 6semraab; for 3 -yr-obls sad igsrards. Thostogesriars of • mi=kt. (3 mks) litarre . ab =tr i giask tai lA i rbal i t g, j air ab I Ns gas. Amities the sazatit, sad woo fry al: kn Ma ee. Tim wisest ga l aWei* is it S 6 Orem Tan Ctrs alausaare Phan of 0 ma, aid is a neap arber of 6 ans. wt. Thourgsaire of utle, marighi. ire T. grow. by Tbs amass. oak —.Mad Kr. . Stra, 4114 )I '. 5 44 0 1 3 44 . 314. TO Mem iv* oho eta —Mood, Vigo, sad aah Brooks. Batting Hi l es 1 agst Little Grand. I b 1 arik *gat Vigo sad Neophy I*, 61,1 area agst Mama sal Li. Was cleverly by ball • barb; bad ebbs, aarbfagslas arm Wed, who Jamed road as the Ng tall, mast* ta lest. STOCKTON RACES.—TarasDAY. MAR STAIRS. ... - ................. Paw na. ITOCITOX KAIDICAP. *Miamihow Halms ....... CIAVILAXII STAINS. 1 ' a m01% 66 . ..... .......... teraind ........ ........... • * ' Tie LONDON !Lett BitIOADL—Tbe uniform to he rem by she sombre of the Lerma Ride Berle hoe bar roan. The tor ef rliberema cloth M eat In the reps of the Rifle Brigade, imi beaded in the hohice of the Viers Rifles. The treeeria leo, sr of rdiegreut cloth., wits • Meek mohair braid. The corps wears a depth char A le Illerdelgas wilt plume end the plate of the herd*, rib Mee dbelagnialtes the prat barer ehereldm belt, rib tho perk, whir is else of paler isedme, dishier re Mgr err. Tie how MP IN at lIIMB with Min Meek mohair baud, and hedge of the ms =e. rig of bream, displays the royal ems, prier endirmeel with the ride " Leedom Ma 114.1 1 in rear, end resting la Wire en the City ewer sad smog eatwined with ask befit& lt le eannoanisd by • • depesslest lean it are the City errs with the r a o:de ms l'lsis dim" Is slime methirmay. The total met of the are ie 61. be., the etureture berg B. W. Meer or Co. of Cor kin end Diskergate-steeet. The plates ere desired end neered yhy Ftrinin sod Bon, of the /leant TER RAILWAY sand evening a naarrer reties of the volunteers of the Railway Bib Corr wee held in Bt. Prase Very-ball, Hlog'il-roed, Peacrrnied, for the purpose of completing re leradem of the society end carolling members. The meths as et- Whited, ad was mock admired. It Is of ref del Melee fully tearer with scarlet and black, the IMMO IMAM& of the cost berg neatly braided. Mr. lieme li =earsey, peed the rake id the corr, and after ere wan deed. The uniform bears dmalbed wee air= ✓bsule dlematient vole. A committee of margemme wee r.. rds wasted. NOTTINGHAM N/ILZ Colte3.—On Tuesday, tbe net test., his Groom the Dab of Newceetle, after Melee ironed the Nottlegra Volunteer Big* Core, in Mapper- My, sear Nottiagher, *key addressed she ma and ex pressed hie eatiatacticla at the progress they had side in drill sad dieelpi imp, end et the ire( of parketten which they bar rehired by theirearreest. Melted not, he rid, looked with any distrust ne the forsestrul rite corp, and had always cenaideced the objections raised against them se by so mere ineurtoountable. It had been engreeied that the serer of ride corps since the peace leer no Imre be regaled, bat, although no demise, he deoght that the fern they were formed the better. Barb formations were not the remelt of • war panic, but were esemeary in order that, in ere Orr their services might be elle:tire whoa erguled, I. nosed not agree with those who thought that rilemteer rifle corps and • studies setup were neceemelly w % uric, for he was sure that the regular troops would he uniellieg to light Ode by eide of she volenteme. As seem in the crops numbered 91/19 me he amid be hew is is. homed it to be eadeed bry her 111•Yrey. Whir en harden them to be coral that the ledleidaide sid, oiled were rather —by which term be imeriel ii sun, from the nobleman to re artier, if they asedueld trampler properly—be informed them the, al hough as Lord-Lenten ant of the county he had the Ogle of ap pointing their officers, be should in arty cam previously result the wishes of the \ ala on the subject. He looked epos their orgaretion as democrat.; bet demo. cretin is the highest rod most bcncuratile point of view. Is was subsequently &roared by the mayor that his grace had oared • stleerroneted rite to the bast mar k sman next yew, mad had also euterribed 60 gainer. Two CHILDREN FALLING INTO A TANPIT.-00 Tautly, • Near esemeamee leek place at Brehm., aver Berriey. • child, err Saes Ilidger, thirteen ascots old, wee drowsed, end eirree me emerlyereasted hybris. leg, sod from the reel of ill• liquid In • tempit, that knew lies in a precarious state. The two childmilb.who weietrege had bees bright by thole mem, • rering weer% err Selina Rideau. ea the prier day her peeresses 111 • bad obteird Whip at the brie of a sr roma Ober who resifts immediately adjairog a tea-yard. Are up on Trek, morning, the children erred Into to and so brag mired • arch was mode, when it or tball they hid fallen Mt) • tea-pit. The were get ad es mem es per* whoa one of them was roil le be rite deed, the other also Deng in • very exhausted ere. Meer Bundle god Pr ei, surgeons, were at core mut kr, wed cet the arrival of Mr. Meson, the anal remedies ere preenribed, bet althoegh every eftwt we rendered, the other child snare so seemly from the arts of the liquid, that It sow lie fla a precarious re*. SINGCIAR INCHAINT.-011 Friday waning, a renames who was waytast in Mr. Borrego Temperer ' Howl, Cathcart-street, in I roc rise to look oat of die window whirls overlooks East Querlehe, to ass a growl that we rsilectei roar a merrier party la the street, de Illeineely Quiet his beet though the large pone of sheet I hire of which the rare leer ser re temporal Hie &reed we *lightly Weer hy the collier. The glom bed been newly cheer sad the gentleman we cadre she imgseasioe that the window sash we up et the time. Tbk Is ter weed occurrence of ter Nur eater which has taken place la Mr. Boelare treal.—JfertA Break belly Mai , . We understand that Wormers has been farmed et the Wee RidirCenstobakay-elleaTfekaieldohat a third eau anewerusg the illeseriples at re of Mr. Broughton's arellants, sod who Is haws la low hem is bade and the meighbourhood on the Or rear has heir woodertar about m the districts armed Britt Id nod Nareigres daring the lam few der, and detective officer Wetherell air proceeded three I. the hope of ayreheadlag his.—Leslie Memory el yeawrrey. Ealtt,RATlalf.—The emigration from the United ILieedons 'were more active aim the hares war. ad le the weer INT the sai4miets amoweed to 211,875, of whom 78,660 were eivertaier to be natives of Hagler. By takig a proporticeml tart of the somber of uneretairri birth place, the Eaeltsh ergrants will be motel to 86.348, el whom 9,191 riled to British North Muerte., 39,876 to she Asetrakes colonies slid New Zealand, 37.333 to the Urea Hest, sr 448 to other places. The 936 Ler people illi an sewage left Engler daily; bat it is rehable that the with. wire replaced by Sorel*, Irish, ase other lair pear..—lrrisiser-G011•01 Arerrith /marl 'sport. Tin INDI AN MAILS.—The Peellootater and Oriental Coup...ey's weargaskee Behar &mired at South er/Ise yes'erday with the heavy prime of the Lodi* mail Hr data , were Mexatidria, August 12; Malta, 16th; Gi heeler, 20th. CRYSTAL PALM.— ONE SHILLING DAT.— SNOWIDAT. /trotter 25.-erresior oa 6,630; ire, by rams Sams, MT; real visitors, 0.077. shirttail* ment.]—Paegme AND GOTTO, Paper , areas. Gatentweest 4e webs et se bwe ;easel. No ter was_ wst swan to say ru . ovar daka a ala .-- ivi 7131 w IOYAL RUIN ItIeIMINT. (lem the Pwatesa's Issemel.) Woilwetle], the moirmes" et the presentation slam Mem so the Mt battalion st this pubic native reglimmt, whka hal so Maically ilsetteled their prom' in meg e Weedy MI Med Might bath, sod Is many • cam. M o ilegew the witch all the_ pains solnesoce, Coe, and Items' el the Ii Win um gelled into miles wee wamly and opepomely Detect* by hie Mest Le* UMessed peseniles reamly MEd seed* et this my Mem On est day elms yam m die Perk, las mans Menem— Meow though yeas _ _ dame, I* inured lie the beedships of the Mehl, lo_ kW*/ with Wager and daring desk wed ihresetet Mee leglend's broom required a 111—oessimil tram his Exceihmey the Eul of Caliph, new Mem is Ben et those of whisk enly tattered rentnats re- I miss& Wm with the weir and N. of caw* and the ohm eft* it messy • hemidelie enemy. Un that OCC14114•12 IM lapel Irish had Mt • than time returned ken the war N Ms Crimes, where it bed covered Omit slia7, Meer pay Jog by the slaughter of nearly , WI nz.a m eo tho_ pats of • fame mad le =We • Bog& army. Them nap, or rather fetflnea d snie.„ wen *pelted In their tit' ing iesfeift pima is the litryal Hospital, whist they yid r. moie stmesi, if any eat over be pophol, et the faith and I =Liam& From the time elfis past viotory i and lemikes down he the dm ed the 111.1411 wieelm", the 13th Be* kith sesepled • meet, or. per- I hem the meet sembsesse piece is the Many of Swish wiiw la setardeass with an stem is. the military an- 4 Sold* mead bristles's( isells went to and in *MI bet recrsttigg commissed be the mod battelios of I tee. Ma Repel Irish, sad is thisessales et the oiliest corps , aim NO temp, the mesemnial at pmen.ing new mime mu performed an Wednesday by the retmentatiee of 1111 Lard • the Liestmant andrinote Jett the termitue at • quarter pet gems o'e i.. At, sad mini at the tliasd-home at the Carregh at bait-yet Milan vim* ba yea received by • equate, of toe 6th lonems. Aare kering the OM paraded on forefeet ee the** where the poirstelles wee to Lae plum. He wed e sied by the Iles. EMI Luellen Ere. White a nd =l. Mr. Betaken, phrste sortimy, the Hoe. Capeath Br ad, Ilk* Begot, the Dean rep= sod One, A.D.C. Is amities. As he the matey bad • Mite of twenty-one goo; and Lard lest., attiodleil by • William eta[, gmended to met sad senememy him to the grand where the astemeniel wee to take plem, which wee now est seemAd by _Growth at lase sad ipmaiman. Tb weather • wee enseedlegly sed oefibieg meld Mob mots py sad ebemisg thew the mese puisoted. As Ids Eacellexcy ride Is frost or the mare the ashikespeteented aim sloe which the kee. Mr. WOMB, palm** eispli, reed the praying ordered try the aborah el Elegland fir sash occsain.s. At the ebsclasios of the prams the rem. path** banded the colour* to Majors Armniveng coo VArovey, who delivered them to the V towq. The Merl et Carlisle them presented tore seek, maps el the regimet, who received ` a t He lsoikany the lea of Ca-extent the rade a few peen harmed, and mu—Oßows, swoootnnalmeoned ahem, sod phrase et the Second Bananas of the Royal Inch ke- I am, la rood truth, pled to meet you here to-day. i ill emk peed yes thee* take tram my hands the colours I bete plead is years. IMI this from mere then cos ems In theism pima, ohm elmet pare Mk,* the self-ouiie day, lt we op high beater, sat oft therm spot, hot wailorothe 14r/hood, to pmest the mi tea M . the cob.- an,: older iamallrotw.ame Royal Irish, wig In behalf of that moirbeiraed Quota whom I mill Ire repreeent ; a, s*. be ano lie lag Mt I then gee to their aborts bre ben held ti as mosethy heads, but his his. Mee to to sale kr tness It wee esy part is sell Wm thaw bow the bra* Mad sow which Is waved bed kinght all the fights et the psi IN.. of Meelharengh--bew M aimed is the pot woos Ed Bppt ari Mak ad. ear was ammo hem, Lord how, tho dap ast mm meanyet peeled, N fadwest I took es so a nil Irma is natecupol." Tao bony Wawa did sot go to Map os their laurel,. ben boy elm Os time they last lett this there been doing w a ble* work of than Pros sod coastry on the boo GM await the SAM medal= a ,Wise, man to be old doplond they the met diestrocelm Mims of the fold ga aid spa tor Tithe is I haw spoken mainly of yener memeinam is the other betalket but se )nu wail km the in. cams—es re will Ewa seder • like fish—er yes *Mg for the meet put from the same isst—l have se fear that you will in any way fail shirt of lOW they ere sad what they have doss, and that the amly desie wW boot which sad As two tattelloos of the =libb, re. sad w Q• 1•11 andyour own old will Imo art ram b be rod. 1 .m moat elms* to ism so also as oven oar so hr the fornistio• of Ikeanld Isateilose tho mho d as tergintest could boa beat saw promptly sod may Mid them your own still man pare It tee, sot L a Imes shad sea AO time 44 de Wag veils ben the minima sorb ats the deo ad which all 0111Jaik" kat It . good m ina ad ttimipites bee amid the append the elemand ieg ether, and et Pee dleasiedard isserel, that seldier, ofd essay* wash who hey Ihs add Warr, amnia/ a Obis Lood &Pia. Sad now easerro hat that I glee them, yaw OM Memo , te pm ma geed temple& It se set gm • to moo se le sow to loran soder whet eh smear= my bore as an. e- abater they wry to lea yea Ti. weds, theft sada wore, as s set Shaft in, ory DIM shall to MI happy emb lem. in. and., the eyed Inewe oesesdia of ammo:. t ~ • •••Age, of my,parbletsg boa% shim the MIMI idleith weeds bessak oboe of Tr so thus semlemed MOM et • Wm when • feleMetel Oat N. peraltsed ear beam to moss wed our harem Or be vibe ad km poros—hoe quothil eke kap nee of nrsel.no —kr road es her lb. Mak et amming seams Me .../J.l ed. sum ti bow ems lb.. Oak ors dither may be rev. reed , how ass be way be earned en us- Maar channel., r. amass privalosa a eN dot Add kara, new ikah , not at tow I one esue lam ma was. ▪ Iluielrinef the. I see ma *Me me premed kir el lee them Take, the, the. baneth e d esiame—may the mousey hie% ON. to lose is pests and a wor, r sea- Ham erM a ma. Hold fats them MI se all the high ABMs of which they ate the Mot and *Mole. ems Ns yes had ha le the we d of billow asil the al hems. Lierst..Callosel Cour att. replied se —May it plasm your Escwilincy. I bow, ea behalf d opal I, meta ows, no*rommieMosed ...cent, sod Mare at the meted Lethal* el the Royal 16* le Mena ter sent *me thee* fir the my bides bosoar yea hem time =bigsew alley at the passe* istreeming aremeny, end the sew Moan tee the tegiment. We mosithe it • wet happy colseidemas that peer Essence(' .beet bro per aosta. Er ate Mar welded, Damn a bah lawaloso 61 the RayM Irish, Wing It • high petty of reporasetto of her W•jemy in Inked. of whieh metre the lath PAM Irish are airilyp. SitiIISSI MIK I beg to won year Rael're. Xamlino y tem tMars. ses-commia owl alms, sod mimeo+ of this miaow ut shall ewe feel a deep committeemen. of the boomer you bore eationsd or as or Ws soloolas, tad Me rout *posed es we in the goutheothip id them ram* A /*OM , foll•ard, and the occasion w levistaalid 17 4 1.7;7;:r • baR, arboleh qw.64 twa4o4l by a Yip number of lhe Mir 111.10alar •• vas 114 • 111.01111. • NOW u .a.. 04 6 1 tottery awl gantry r omanlty%• =lma anwas mod Gam Una fraleilailh THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26, 1859. Kilo inteiltgatu. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Arourr 26. (Beim, Sr. Casimirloser Fans.) The Waimea" - apaTh ordroambor-strost Wart, applied for bla certglems. 1,280/. ; 'aorta about 0001. Mr. Wilmot, tor theories's% ogired no oppoatioa. Tha Commlaskaar— What do the smistume wish in regard to class P Do ahoy slab hat to have a first-clam outilkais Mr. Wilmot mid tbry bad ao objection. Tha Commimkam—How long km t h e bankrupt bast to bamboo t Bankrupt-32 rms. The Cormadasionor —Very well; be may take a llnt•chat cartliage. This Tee the etegoate mietingOo the ewe ef J. T. Wildiag, baikirr, ot DOVOIVOUrt, Even. Mammal debt, ; selets, 2001. or 3001. There was so oppoebisa. lib. U•kkter, for the baskropt, asked for S . emtilkaM the bet elem. The huh u, was stertbataMe Se thet d Mr. Begsliser, bet M.P. for Haratels, sad are haabip• is thie es" who had eatpleyel 1 1 111 Mag te kill kr kis Mr. Begsheer • Shill= IMO Nab esespenees, Ide tea kreptoy s oomeMorabie enema et tem case bash, sad Uwe the galore d Walls& la the rises mad • MN peva OM whisk the easseses saleiled Ms pats lied test 1.11401., amide's lb helle of &mak amass, by NM Bat he She isbeheme of Mr. Nephew the beak sYr* weld Ism lez=mess Haim BMW 'Maim 1.111 iI2IIIAVZ. Zr. bosimpf, • wiresbaurfai &NM* at Mewl* =llle Ids aMills••• ergs 41UL, rourest /••••Ny a, YU he ACM; Mimi Ads the ruin ar t ` Dlr. A. Timor, la the isslirms, awed a• swaths. Tb• rosis von vary Ina at_ pros* bet 1t... hoped tbit slow UK if MA ere yogi 1.1. _ His Hamm de able wr • enee yearn tbs bankrupt bed Ma are done credit& at the amperes( Ike rem Urn ebled tbst the bankrupt lad bass pet ma enelder ebb, La emit' preceatiegy Wag inutienled spina Wu kr • nodame amid by kb works, whiMy his operalkate kad ban dapped, end be bad Ow put le • mine DM for ateretiesa His Hawes granted • mead-alase oartifloate. The beekrapt wee a reercheat, of Atathaiier e. Ws wee the dna altars( wader the beakreptcy; .ad Mr. James BMW, amiss., at Neweittie-apea-Trae, wee shams hob seetipee. The Mehl seelpee Is Me. Cams; sad Iterm. SUI mil Mathew me the ishellets osier the beak s. Ent, auseseethe, ieve the la per el th Maa e west an th nth The Meteths the the plod* gri7ra belasee-attest : Taos JUN* 30, VW, To JIILT 110, 185 k Ds. Ts desilkas Ms 14614kag amerity Picks ea *aft Usialiss 26 0 0 211,967 2 2 By eliblees-md NO 0 0 S9l 7 0 Preiwrl7, awl Ditto held tar 2,675 2 10 liz grrree 13,338 11 10 lailial rad 4lacoss4 lB6 16 0 1,406 6 10 Honey sad Peal atm= 4 Lome Bad cloble CO 0 0 6,614 8 ushaithe Memo E 11,267 2 2 PAMIR/ OP £IOTXIII lIIRAVIANT-111111/11. ortodloodos Is lislointoo was midi against Elba T. ow, a it. wawa.: Cloarlda podaloolog =dittos on Wawa. Koko sod Watbrook. Mr. Wog. Collogio.Mll, prowl the pedal& The opt onotroi oot aurto polies woo lel lotiod to Xr. Comultolloor Gooltous. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-I.lvarow., Auotror 25. The will not wincladed when wer prod wee do- Vhe enW evening, was resumed Ude morniag. holed Judge summed up in the most cereal UMW, ming week stservetime as Ms lordship thought on the maim wish as requisite in relying oral= may elms of the viinesses, be having been on emoroplios is the a is ll ms erd Orsrey. His lordship control warty two home in nft ler end the jury mind at 10.6 to con. Wm titAt 10 stinuis bare 12 6 o'clock the jury steed tats cast with a Tomtit of Guilty egoist all the rimers. • revises avian was proved erastßeps. nerds, said hs entirely concurred in the cadet, end Ida a few WWII el admonition to the psi• scam, they were each mama to Loran years pea earniteds. file was the Lot of the sided etera, and Baron Watson beam to try civil Wimp. CIVIL CAI7BEL C 91311 AND OTNINI 114 ANDIULSON.-.DIAPVTID ACCOVIT The piefatitre Is this ore were ziercheate, carrying cm brialashe iveepwel; L and the defawdeat was ea exporter of mwehmadise al the rule trim The plalatittiod the &drier with eerier ship rem, whir it did ar arrive at their drilarioa is doe time. aa moos r the ease had reammard the leered judge edvieed a medial tie the parotid to be takes by mart, which was at ore rr tamed for 1121., with power to more. RILL V. JOKER-DIAN:TM ABOUT ♦ BRICK ACCOUNT. This we en action to mover an amount to bricks, de limed by the plaintiff to one Williamson on the guarantee of the Asimaimi. The tees only occupied a few minutes. The "bbe was kr the *WM PO/ BLANDIR IN The plaistiff la this ease wet formerly a °allege co kehaff of • pswer-boa eliebtg, wines howl-quarters was as Blot:k -han ; teed the thillendint, :It to a meat del s r oe o wentary to that s e a lety. It .that ea is there wee • violist panel at ore W nee , ftp tithe , sad the pollee were sailed Is. While the &Wiwi was gelag on and whoa thee was • peat crowd shoot the door the alleged elsaikie wee sinned, en that messy passe herd it. flevend whams for dts plaintiff win r to prove that the ee -1 swats d the *bathed been modeled sod keel sanest. no dogmas urged that ths alleged .leader was Jointed, hearse the plaintiff bid set aseennied for oriels nary re teeved—exae cif it awe this tour yews ago. The pry returned • verdict for the plaintiff—damages, 201. THE POLICE COURT& M 018101 f -HOUSE. Ca/brim Dristoreen wee charged with being drunk and assaulting Jane Barham. The proseculdi is • cripple, and to Whim' to a large waned an her forehead, which had bees recently plaistered, els augured es he suffering from extreme debnity. She came We smut wen crutches, and sat while giving her evidence. whisk she tild Is each • low vole. that en dim of the court me dirge. he repeat it. She said that she wee at the door IkeptAlesktriert about 9 o'clock on the previous evening, whim the planer cams tap, knocked twice at the door, and then enact bar • violent blow on the forehead with a large elleeLlalletieg • wooed, which had since bans donned by Dr. Lama Kr. (chief clerk)—ls the stick which the police men Was the ese she struck you with Prinsestrlx—Yea. lir. GOo;iroauLiihy, It is heavy =ought° fell =cc with. Melt et/ Cotildiy deposed that aloe resided In Bogsr.loel emit, end was standing at her door ma Wednesday avowing, when shame the primmer at the top of the court, drunk, and \seed her say she bed lost a shilling. Some boy picked up • farthiug end gave It to bar, telling hethat that was what she had dropped, upon wb l oh she became excited, and Weak mere boys, who continued to tea= her, with a large stick which she was eirryiag. She afterwards west up to the doorway when the proomutriu was standing with her father, sad the latter told Mr to go away. She replied that If she Ira a man she would moil, do for him, and then the peer semis civilly &dried her to go out and be quiet. The prumst thee .track the wall tyro with her stick, and the tbltd time struck the prmecutrix on the toralteed, indicting a wound which ionsdlately =reed her fame with blood, sad reduced bar to • rase of complete bait= aka having quitted the M= U Ulmer, at Bow ca Police-remtarele 427 said Met he was seat from the statics to Sapcdeateeart, where be heed the proessatrix is • agate of 4rnet sediese from be wooed, and the primmer dealt =I veep sash eared. She we wry robot, and it V:Sine after to tsar her to the rade& Load Mayer WWII the prises, idea she had to say ? no prisaase, whose ISMS (11W111 ate food) Bowed pleafeemly, mid, in • sr biebi yoke, that she was very gory Ise abet she hal ber, bee It was all as sorbet Si. melte% Wore seal a pear stipple as that, as, est he eerie. Ire was on, rush erred at shs ear, *rift to the eeriest of the boys, who Wind Par 0 thSi as deb% brew riot orb wee doiag ; het sir was eely berialdeg the dicat ahead so frighten be her when It seckleetrip streak lie par cripple en the (sou d. His l coeliett deskare bow ee l ry sir sree, red she hoped tie= . deal Me her gal he be ns de irr i nt t he is bar a aims doe. art ems wirier cake mid astde It rib Or prows sela ; red she was rim le the 'Mavis rase Sr that pur ge" bet was wee ries beceght bask to the her with se le steriss liet eie rebeel to de 10 re the pen ot poverty. we bed all be sepolisl this, for lie aka if the par. eicutrb ; but am it wee impossible to pear over each an un provoked and aggravated assault committed upon so defence- Um • tresture =our must pay a Ins of We., or go to pima far airs No mew bibs brilmining she was again locked up. GUILDHALL. .Leureme ihmkowth learkw, deemibed se an repast, a tall, powerful h akes =a, about 40 years asps, with a pro fusion of beard sad mouteche, was charged in the follow inia=atabbing. Edwards, &middle-egad woman, who appeared in a very week and emated abbe, deposed aa follows—l live at l eus lo a . ll t Shomnaker-row, Bleckfriars My husband is • alabourer. Tho; primmer resides at the Biaokfriars School, and kb wile Is gamma them. He threw a pail of water over my child and several other little ones, and on seeing it I oaths down stabs. I found the primmer outside, and eaw him strike a woman with hie Made A mob got round him, MI I them mw him with a life. preserver in his bend, and he began to lee it. He struck ma with it in the chest. I did Let me any bled* in the weapon be Mrs& me with, but I bit sum sharp inetrument pierce me, and i though ft wee my etayMna, and that my Me ware broken. I was liken to the ho*tal. Crees-ezmalned—nie coeurred in an inekeed space. You have &quart, thrown water over my childrm for being them during the last twelvemonth'. I Mow you have struck them It was three weeks era ZIKSSII ego that a eimilm disturbance occurred at your gets, but It did not continue fur two loan before you took any nodes of It. The parents inter fered directly. You on that occasion came down with a carpet bag in your hand, and them was a mob collected there. The parent of cue of the children you almost drowned pointed you Lem out, bat I did not see him Ilia blow et your I em bound over to keep the pesos towards you before Alderman Phillips. Edward Langford mid—l live at 3, Shoemaker-row, I wee stesding at my window to-day, at half-past 1 o'clock, when I saw some little children come out of Church-entry sad half-drowned with water. Aidernrr Carter—What sem were the children Witame—Froca 3to 4 years old. I suppose they went and told their parents The first pima Imy after that wm lira. Beans who came to me about ft. I looked round the must sad saw the rimier strike one of the two women that wets at the gate of the wheel, but which I could not my. There wee a mob there, sad I went round and saw the lid- NW with the l b.pemener produced (a bamboo ease about 14 lathes long and 1 inch thick, loaded at either and, and at the and opposite Mahar:die a among steal blade projected, and was fixed by a epilog). I raw the prisoner strike the old mom (Kr. Edwards) over theabotalder with the life-preserver. I my bre. Edwards outside the school-gate, and in the squabble I any the prisoner knock her down. With the amiebieur the police I got her into my shop, and Oise took from the left aide al her chef Ws bide, which was broken off the end of the lei buds! in a slanting direction to the depth cd in bass ` be abeet. There was only half an Inch of the binds • and sans one drew my attention to It, end I tit iris cmly a 'Mgt:one. I any him take the Illispiesemer from a side pocket and put the string mad his wrist More miss it. Alba= Carter—Had he the life-preserver In hie bend at the time be struck Hrs. Edwards first? — viiim:=Niciii: liitiiiiftc;taleivards to strike the old ma. Seal Evans said—My child coma to me this morning cameedwithwagr, sad fa oceteeqaence of whatl heard I went I mad to Chankreatry, and the primer came down. I said to him, " lon bras, to throw water over than little eAfld rn." Ha made no same, but pat his head Into his pocket sad drew out this lie-preserver. He streak me and knocked me down, bat I cannot tall whether he struck me with his Sat ar the life- . I became ineemdble sad was carried away. Whin I recovered myself I now Mn. Edwards bete; takes sew, but I did not see her dabbed. IldwiWa, ea old man alma SO pate of ege, who spewed with one of his sere mock isesseted and him heir saturated with blood, mid—l was limbs my dinner about I ballast me ta-dry se I was wades aloe( ftreentaker-row. when I now my tisaghter-ta-lew (Ma. Edwards) ran out heckwarde. I west down Church-entry to me whet was the make, and tits prisoner woe Weide the gate. My daughter la-law was kies from the mouth. &mai sousere malling the prisoner by calling him names for he bed dons. I add be ought to be ashamed of himself, sad he ought to be lotooked over, upon which he struck me with the likppresarver sad not my ear half off. He also *truck me no the knuckles. I got hold of the life-presertra as soon as I Feebly could, and stuck to It until the poltreinaa came, far I coal lot get it entirely from him. Aldermen Carter—Did you observe the blade at the end of the_mosarvert Witmer—No, sir I did not. Inmates Lemuel mid the =er admitted having used the Ille-presirver fa his awn Alderman Carlar—Viess appear so have been very savage amsalts out of a most sassily proceeding towerde the Hale and as the police ars not prepared with any farther 'Adams to-day, I shall remand you till Wed motley next for further examinatrcia. it - timer—WM you unapt bail foray appaaranosP AI/km= Cut—Certionly not. - - CLWtHENWELL. • •• - - Cowde - 1T 7,Zi . iiiZill Yr..fferwerd , • t and ggrroeeyzigrocer, on business at 6, Copeutagen•street, le ton. was bakes Mr. Tynrhitt with unlawfully wee dog and 34ward Collins. Mr. ohn Wakeling appeared for the defendant. From the evidence it appeared that the complainant had bean deist some wort for the defendant, and being short of the defendant if ha could let him hays some. Th a Marisat said when the wort was completed he would pay, spas which the complainant became very noisy, and The complainant stated that the defendant snuck him violently, but Mr. Wattling called winemees who swore that all the defendant did was to .resove the complainant, who from the now he made wen disturbing the badness, not only alas defendant, but of the whole neighbourhood. Mr. Wakeling stated that this chugs was only made to annoy the defendant. Three was not the sl ghtest founda tion for the complaint, and be asked for the dfmissl of his client. Mr. Tyrwhitt dismissed the charge. LAMBETH. William Denbigh Sloperll;;i7Oft, alias Yen/mil, was charged on remand with bigamy. TM mat was crowded. The marriage hayloft been weed, Mrs. Heys., the lady whom the miaow pirouetted to ' marry Malty stating that M w the sea of a nobleman, , &c., mad—lt ham been stated, atr, by tits primmer that he had been drawn into the woad mining*, mad I went to know why he should say so. It dem set leek very much like ft when I did riot even 'abed** bin to a single one of my trim& er respeetable 'glade's; bat the fact wee, he made use alma dins& that I was baba emogh to halm what f him, il mime I wee bee here I bees remimeil a Letter from Yr. his mine fee Its had mid. laasa re milli toa—. Where b that Meer ? Mrs. Bayer—Ustortusately I have deetmeyed it. Primer—Why yogi know I amid not go any where that r were not after me, and my life was such a misery to me Isms that I was obliged to go out for a change—a (Multhletl Mrs. Hayes—What has become of the casket and its very mind& emirate with which you said you had been pee meted by ? Primer —I °moot say now. Mr. Nodes—lt has been mated, prisoner, that you have • third wife; indeed, your own mother has Mated that you bed been nmeohd d or 7 yaws iigo, end if that is the case yea mad bare mania • third wife. Now, the only ropers :4r eon mite these ladies primat, whom you has so elsosieed, Is to Male like a man whether you have soother Mk befog. Primmer—As God is above ms sad say judos, I have not mid (poiating to Mrs. Dames) that is my firm wife, and I am very wary for what I have d, us. Mr. Norton—l find by the marriage certificate that you described yourself on Mrs. Dawson as late an offices in the army. Is that bar—have you been in the army ? If,. Cowles—Hs has never been in the army, your worship. The pelmet, after receiving the customary caution, said— Tea, I am guilty of the charge. I know I have done very wrong, and I throw myself on your mercy. The prisoner was then fully committed for trial at the ensuing melons at the Cestral Criminal Court, and the wit assess bound over to prosecute. ' SOUTHWARK. Woo. WO ltoo, • potir;rini 7 man, a drover, wee brought before Mr. Combo, cheroot etch committing • savage swank on George Duke, sad breaklag hie jaw in so serMim aromas, that he was eimapeUsd to be taken to Gay's tal, where he now Um in a bad state. It appeared that the prolocutor was a blacksmith, living in the neighbourhood of Kent-street, and on the previoas night ha went Mb) • yobbo-boom and had something to drink. The prisoner was there also, and atm they lett the bows they bed a eguabbis about a female, and from words they came to blows. The prissier, who was a very power tui msn, called out several times that he would koock his jaw up," and Immediately afterwards the injured man called out, • Oh, be haa broke. my jaw." He was picked op sad enamel Atha hospital, where he mains. /darks, 67 It, said that he received laftemation of the as sault sad proceeded to Gay's lisaMtal, when ha sew the in jured man, and issolved each tu ft as warranted hie apprehending the primmer is the morning. Witmes pro doced a candled& from the home servos o f Gay's Hospital, set hig forth that George Dabs our shattled with a broken aw, and that ha was unable to leave hie bed. Tbro prisoner said that Hoke metalted him first, and knocked him about. They then hod • fight, and he must have injured himself by felting. Mr. Combs sold that be shoold remind Dim until Tnesday ant, when the injured man might be able to attend. Agra( Pavia, • youth, was brought before Mr. Yardley, °barged with imtly walling Nary Golding, a yonag woman, whom hos was disfigured with surgical plasters, sad whose nose was broke& The oomplaissat, who has only lately recovered from an odise stradarom smolt, Maned that she was savant at • collatesbop la Shipollsy, Welliam-square. The prisms wan servant to • native el Chill, IMO had adopted ths some of Minium, and who baps • boarding home for Spanish seems In Welblorrequers. On Wednesday evea lag passed the miaow, who was 'tending at the her of Ids noires amino'. He Immediately cease Mods bar. NW atter abeam bar and swaarisg he mama be revenged, hi aarksi he r in s brutal ima rd r oa xisirdly smock Mr with his clenched fista, her doom She ken • good dint of blood, and we very nub Wind. Thu wines. than impressed beg fears that it war intended eke should be mindere! by Wil liams and his people. Joseph Guest, • boy, confirmed the evidence of the com plainant in every particular. Mr. Beadier, the second clerk, here stated that the Spaniard William, a powerfal man, who had Is..en repeatedly convicted of ersalte, wee fined 161. last week for beating and Wo Mr. king the corepialearit. Yardley—Preed 161.—how was that ? Mr. Dowdier—Yes, sir; Mr. Self* fined Williams 101, and 61. eats for an aggravated eaeatilt on the complainant, and Petit* was then a witaera for Williams, who said he would be co ;17. 4 7a e r l dley—Did Williams pay the fine inflicted by my lleague P Mr. Bowdler—He did, air, and 61. was awarded to the com Ttpla n o t er, in defence, said the complainant stole a silver. mounted dagger while she was in the service of Williams, and then accused him with stealing it. Last night she celled him a thief, and struck him with a issuer. . . The complainant Solemnly denied Hutt she had struck the primer. Felice Sergeant Data, No. 3 H, said the house surgeon of the Leedom Hospital gave an opinion that the woman's noes we. Wuhan. . . possibly may be true. The !'sager belongs to a most Moles' family, and hie mother hes bees frequently before me. I am not at all surprised at her sou being hem. Then is a moat lawlssa and desperate set in Wellelem-squars. You, sir. are worthy of your conantioss, ►nd I will yam a maternal upon you which your master Williams can t interfere with. I will not fine you, because your mother or Williams would probably pay It. I Natalia you to to imprisoned and kept to hard labour in the ROOM at Correction for three calendar maths. GREENWICH. Thomas Mills, a ship's joiner, wee brought up on remand. before Mr. Trull, clumped with deerandbag the Great Rasters Steam Navigation Company, by welting certain tickets, their property, on the deck of the hulk moored alongside the mourn ship. It will be remembered that the prisoner wee • modems employed on the ship, and that on Friday afternoon Let be win observed on the deck of the hulk, mingling arum, the rams in his shirt-alarm, end unawhoneedly disposing of Mire of Marion to the vessel. The defame was, that the prisoner had purebased the tick*, end wee BADE than without any beset to haat, but merely to relieve the moats. Having disposed of 41. or fit. worth—about 30 or 40 tickets—be wee mired from the bulk for about Ave minutes, who he rearued and re-oomsweneed the apparel' balm that be had rola the pervieue asy - a rare, wash had bees enameled from the premium The Framer, on belmiquerfemed, admitted that he had purebred two tickets at the box for a gentlemen who gave him ed. for his trouble. _ _ _ lir:llaraberer Jamett,se bobs Prom sald—On Friday last hems table( mosey ke the isompeny la the box on board the hulk. TM debts were oely obtainable at two places— King WOlkatilblei sad ea the bulk. On that day witness did misapply my slaps penes with so many as 30 or 40 dolma at one thee, or OM 10. He had once sappUed a pu denda one 6a. day with 16 lor leis family rouad Um. sad that wee the greatest number. He had no knowledge of said be most have either a negative or an afilrmative reply, as to whether he had supplied the prisoner with the tickets or not. Whaar acid b. 7oild not say. He believed the only per son to whom he supplied tickets for visitors wan a Thiisms police-canna* wholes' on duty at the hos. George Bea, Thames constable No. 77, said he was on duty on tie hulk on the day in question, and if the planter had cams to the pay box he must hays seen him. There wee, however. a lame crowd, and he therefore would not say that he did not ono eon. _ _ _ Mr. fraill, addressing Mr. Kett, the mooed officer to the ship, asked if the tickets bed been earntinised Several tickets were hers headed op, which were numbered but not dated, the ascend of observing that the tickets I were not dated for the dammed, sad be believed the number* were not eves noticed up to the prom' time. Traill auggeeMd a conies for the company to adopt for the faints, white* view to premed say farther lees or risk. Witmer were ere:mined in proof of the mond eels of tickets to the swelter of 20, the minute haveatigatioa proving that prisoner did not apply at the money-box, but proceeded up the workana'a leader to the vessel,where er re-premise 1 himself of deirase—empoese from the wash-stead in the meerroom—he retereed to the bulk and recommenced the sale. Evidence was also given that the prisoner wee seen to pees something to another man. Mr. Trull said, with reference to the ant portion of the ease, the evidence as to how the prisoner became pottered of the ticket. wee so lint erfect, that It mast fall to the ad ; bat with the second, in which there was a oonaiderrbl. body of evidence, he had every power summarily to convict, mad the prisoner could then have the opportunity of appealing et the seedom Neatest his decision. Be considered it a weak am to go for trial, and the complainants had put tempta tion is the way. If, however ' he convicted, the complainant most be prepared to meet it at the sessions. Mr. Kart said the company did not wish even for the remand, and he knew that they would not press the cm. What they had done wee only to operate as a future cachou. Mr. Teeth said if the company considered that the ex posure wee a sufficient punishment, he should dismiss the Tie primer wee discharged. THE SALE OF GAME. TO TEI ZDITOI OP TIM TXPIIVOI. Bia,—A Mr. William Gill, of Leadenhall-market, eras summoned by the Association for the Prevention of the Bale of Gams Out of Sewn for tellies; game out of maw" sad the COM was heard before the Lord Mayor on the 24th inarsnt. We clearly proved that on lb. 16th Instant a black cock Irma pnrchmed at defendant's shop, and that be had at the Sham of the purchase suapende at hie stall Mx other birds of Ihe same kind, all being equally out rf sewn. . . No objectiun was made on the part of defeedant to the prod d the fact, but the Lord Mayor thus delivered himself se to the law of evidence, and dismissed the case "The Lord Mayor—The defendent ie charged with selling, and you meet show that he sold the bird. " Mr. Ornate (plaintiff 's oonnsel).—The defendant must be answerable for the act of his own servant or easistant. " The Lord Mayor—Yon hove to prove to my retire satin. faction that the defendant, by himself or his servant, add the " Mr. Orridge—l propose suggesting this to your 10rd.14: If a sea Miming so 'referent in a atop where the shop is described as beng kept by • person' 'weasel to deal In game; sad If that pa to* sells game red takes the money as the price seed for it, he is selling it for his employer. " The Lord Mayor—l do not hold that that is sufficient." Tieia;;;tepoWie verbaiTt: from our short-hand writer's notes, and may therefore be relied upon se accurate. I have no doubt that the Lard Mayor's intelligent clerk bas by this tiros shown his lordship how defective and inac curate this law is; hat that there may be no mistake in the Lord Mayor'. mind I mike the fallowing extracts from the abort-hand wellels report of some tomtits which fell from Mr. Henry during the hearing of a precisely analogous ties on the previous day at Bow-.treat, and in which case Mr. Henry convicted Mr. Henry (addressing the defendant)—Yon are liable if your wife or any other person In your shop sell. these Idris. The only question le whether you, being s dealer in game, sold • blackcock out of demon ; and if you sold it by mean, of your wife, or soy other person, you ere just as liable as if you sold it yourself." As both the magistrates whom I have quoted oumot be comet in their reading of the law of evidence, I trust you will afford me spun foe pointing attention to these inoonsietencies between the law of the met and the law of the west of this metropolis.—l em. &a., THE SECRETARY TO THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE PREVENTION OF THE SALE OF GAME OUT OF SEASON. 346, Strand, August 25. SERIOUS CIIAROII AGAINST • LIVERPOOL SHARE BZOLZIL—At the Liverpool police. court yesterday, lir. Yates. barrister, appeared on behalf of Mr. Patrick Bonin, of Dahlia, to ask for a warrast molest Mr. Roberts, of the arm of Roskell and Roberts, eherebrokere, of La_verpool, for having misappropriated • certain number of London end Holyhead stock, to the amount of about 4,0001. Mr. Yates stated that Mr. Roberts had bad entroated to him by Mr. Rollin 400 Chaster and Ifolybead stock, upon which he was to raises loan, end that Roberts was likewise instructed to purchase other chose io the Eastern Commas Railway. his stock he wmto hold over, but, without any instructions from Mr. Ballo, he made sway with the whole stock, and hence the present application for a warrant. Mr. Preston, diet bearing Mr. Bulttn In corrobovedon of Mr. Yates's state ment, at once granted a warrant for the apprehension of Rebate. SHOCKING MURDER IN FRANCE.—The Court of Arises of the Rhone three days ago tried a permit, named erre, for murder and attempted murder. Four years back he married the daughter of a email landowner, named Claude, at Lee Ardillate, and this man made over to him and hie wife three-fourths of the crop of hie laud, subject to their cultivating the land. But centaur quarrels took place be teg en him and Lie finlitr•in-law shoot the division of the mope, and alto because he, being s tiny, drunken tallow, did not cultivate the lard properly. The consequence was that he conceived bitter animosity against Claude, sod also ardent his wife, who sided with her father, and he frequently made dreadful thriven' egainat both. On the 4th July be had a violent quarrel with the old man, and some hours after, seeing him in one of the dads, he cried to him, "If you do not leave, you old woundrel, will about you deed."—" Do so," said the old ran, " you have threat ened me long rough." The am, who had a loaded gun with him, Immediately discharged It st Claude, and the latter toll dead. Be then went home, and, reloading his gun, thmetemed to murder his Wilk e but she Implored him to span her life for the rake of their children. He was effected sad exclaimed, " Pard.in me, I have killed your father I" He then want away, but atter a while approached the spot where the body of the old men was lying, end he found tot wit. and her mother preparing to remora it on a names. Oa that he aimed sus Run at his wife, saying, "Altar all, there align be a shot for you es well as for him !" He fired, and wounded her wevionely in the held. He then disapproved from the village, but was arrested about a fortnight &Der. The ju having declared him guilty, the court eoadesaaed him to death.— Balignani. M.ABEEIE. COTTON.—LrviirooL, Armin 25.—Th• isles et cot ton to-day are estimated at 5,000 bah& The market cau tious without claw either is Oats or dieted, WOOL AND WORSTED.—Bnistronn, AUOVST 26. To-day's aeriet assumes the character of a hollitty. Mani oi oar aterctiants are Mteading the moiled festival, end on the who,* the market is eaceedisgly quiet. The transeetions in wool have been mry limited during the week, and prices am @lithely in favour of the buyer. The stock of wool is the "marina h very abundant, and the staplers' enlace mom dash. to mass. There la no change worthy of note la Lofts sad shorts. The worsted yarn trade ocuthuses without change. The government houses still remain absent from the market ; bat far home coneump don the market keeps steady. There is Do alteration in prime. CORN.— BIMINI:Milt, Auoorr 20.—At Olouceekr market on the 20th wheat ruled dull; at Worcester, the suns day, the eminency of the previous week wee reedit, ob tained. For barley we bad se Improved demand; fine oal3 quite so deer, tut PC .oadary qualiti“, both new and old, wee 61. per quarter cheaper; beans tending downwards; per sepiseleiL Denise the went week • good deal of sew wheat e/ lee quality has been awing, whisk could only be sold by eabs.• to • dielfue el le. to 24. per quarter. Barley fleas buyers be retail at previous roes. Oats end bless nweitereL Pees tether cheaper. At Wolverhampton yesterday there was a goal simply of wheat, and there ga way shoat le. per garter. At this day's marke was a lire wapply of caw Inaba wheat, mostly in good cot h declined tally le. per gutter, but old newly maintaleed its nine. Barley sold wore freeiy, at former retie Fins oats sold firm, secondary veryiltlicalt to divots of. Beeman& per is. per qr. lower. Dwrizza, Atmore 26.--:Wheat barred le pretty gene rally over ha Ws csautty, bat es the mermen are still Inwily ea with Utak" bade', there woo aae am r attentoe sad bet, the qoalky bale pasesity Interior • thrre e tr t u o but mar bet, dentand for shim. now or old, sad the node waa doll at last week's Floes. Three ware two or three lets of new barley of far quality; the sellers oohed 40s. a qr., and In one can 38e. was given. Wheat, bat, do. to 46a. pa qr. •' told tiling, 36e. to 421.; interior, 33.. so 36a. Barley, 26e. to 30e. O it a , 28s. to 33a. Berm, 46e. to 60e. Pete: 424. to 46e. Plow, be, 34. to Ma. per amok; secorada, 324. to 340. IlLurcenerrzn, AUGUST 25.—Sisee oar last Tippet the weather hes been ell that weld be desired foe ...curing the barna, sod swim ita inflame@ the Wade has continued to rale entresesfy deli, with the tendency of prima slightly in favour of Was. The imports into Liverpool fto42 all SWUM are unneuslly light, excepting oats from Ireland, of white then is a moderate supply. Then was a meaty at tendance at this mershig's market. la the absence of any trensections of nicesent, we repeat the currency of this day se'snight for wheat and door; ahem& Imyers might have supplied tbemsirae on :somewhat seater terms. Oahe were ld. per 461 b. sad estsmal ad. per Lad cheaper. Beene end Indian sten also wens procurable on more advantageous terms. NEWARK, AUGUST 14.—At this market to-day there WU a limited show of wheat, which met • toluehle demand at the rates of ths week Ferro. Whits sold at 48e. to 635.; red, 44e. to We. per qr. There was not mock paring in barley, new malting qualities being quoted 88s. to 42a. per qr.; grinding naked 28e. to 30s. per 30 stone. There was • fair show of new and old oats; the former were the turn lower, 24e. to Ns. pa 24 rose; the latter realised 238. to 30s. In other aorta of grin there was not much passing. Beane made the rates of the promotes week, 48e. to 525. per 38 row. ---- NRWIII7IT, AI7OIMT 26.—We had this day a moderate supply of wheat, which sold slowly at a decline of from la. to 2s. per qr. on sew, and is. on old wheat. A few samples of new barley on offs, of middling quality, for which there woe ne &mad. Oats, beans, and peas dull, and the turn in favour of the boyar. • • UIBIUDON, 11701/ST 26.—There fa a bettor .upp ly i of wheat at to-day's market, bet the trade is very d and only the best coadittmed parcels of new sall • other sorts we la. to 2s. per qr. lower in value. Of spring grata there me fewer samples at sale, but the value Is unchanged. WATRATORD, AUGUST 21.—We have had a slight in mates in our deliveries dimmers' grain this week. From abroad our arrivals, which ,melee exclusively of Indian earn are to a fair extant. Ins this rain thee, to a large MMus: passing at as deems of 3d. to 6d. per bushel, in of the very larking orts of the spread of the pot= In this neighbourhood the last few days. We note ao change in the vales of wheat or barley, but new cam ass rather cheaper: old maintain late rate.. EDINBURGH, AUGUST 24.—1 n to-day'smarketeales wore heavy. Wheat sad oats back; barley and beam better. Wheat, 816 qre., being 443 leas than last week-261 gm. unsold. Barley, 680 qrs., being 104 more than last week -180 qrs. unsold. Oats, 1,106 qrs., being 727 loss thea Let week-671 qrs. unsold. Beane, 67 qm, Wag 102 less than last week-3 qrs. unsold. As compared with last week —Wheat was Is. 6d. down on top, and 7d. down on average. Barley was la. 6d. up on top, and Id. up m average. Owwere 3d. up on top, and 10d. down on average. Beds were 6d. up on top, and Is. 3d. down= avenge. Prime per loosed qr.:—Wheat, 38e. to 48e. Barley, 25a to 37e. 21a. 6d. to 30a. 3d. Beans, 46.. to 48e. 84. Waged top—Whest, 64tlbs. ; barley, 661b5.; ow, ; mad brae, 66ilbe. CATTLE.—lnarscnort. Acorn 24.—The supply of sheep was 9,918, being 1,782 mon than last week; 1,127 of the number were greg sheep or lambs. Good sheep and lambs In demand, and sold et late rates; inferior sorts of lambs difficult to dispose of, end cheaper. A etiesenos not effected of the latter sorts. Best seed mattes, hoes d. to 6td. ; and down to sd. per lb. Lembo, top price, 2 5.. to 21s. ; current, for the beer, 144, to 184., and down to Is. • heed; blsokfeced, from 10a. Id. to 12e.; middling and infe rior, from 4s. to 711. 94. a bead. The number of oatde was 428, being 77 leas. Qiudity wee very Werke ; anything good was in demand. and sold at fully lost week's prices. Best cattle from 7.. 6d. to tic ; middling end inferior, from 6s. to 7s. per imperial atone. Fed pigs, from Se. to sa. 6d. per imperial atone; Mn to night weeks' old ditto from 9e. to 1 ls. • had. Minters is market—Sheep, 9,918 ; fat cattle, 428; lean ditto, 19; pigs, 266. TRAFFIC RETURAT. Man P. Ider- Total. Total. WILIFATS. gym wears &waft 1869. Ma Wei 4611346 Anna IL A A A 84re4 moo Salm ..- ...... -•- 6.43 /us TAO 7 . 479 115411446130 -. 4411 303 154 841 Saialadlal sod 0446144,104186 I KaNdal ad WMirisin - UN 3.403 11.504 AM Repel limaith .. ~. ..,_ - - - 630 614 - - —. 2 4 .4 /I,OIg:ZALTITO : 4f3 I,M 1 1. .414 I . ...orkaim 0 334 743 743 . - 4: 1 ! 10409 41.310 4944; 147 ski; aurt.rd A __ .... 17 In 7.193 1.. Wsl99 ......... 7.994 Ltoo aloaktea and Doetterta• 2.— 117 6,3 - 9 7.316 6,942 Wait sodas Anent IL .8&4=644 ). limosea% milks 1.674 1.61{ 3.1'6 kesma Origmlalassa. 1.131 Voles 1.61909 R 6 MY 19 ...—........... 4471 2.40 4 6. 30 L 1.61 41799) 3,6 11 MN 4 4999661190411a.....:—::: 964 XO 440 670 933 01110 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CABUALT_IIB. EsmrstS (0, hes irr port„ -- ;rb - con; - ori — Carroll Inlesd, Sato nt Si.o, rad tbs rusk Sae pus amok trar bstsou.—LoorPoot. karat 25. Eir George Anderros, from *dm for Loaders, w abandorked at see Smarmed and is • risking nue, oa ties 6th. of June.—Gates, July ST, VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. AWN Itoydao (abtp). st Llortoot. ABIOSt 7. tat 0 1. Ito 11.111 Malmo of harry. from Load,. for Bombay. all valt. July 7. let ILI, I. I 17W Oatuatio ham Calcutta for Loudon. J.171t. Ist 11 N. los SI W. O'Brlao, horn utilabla lot lioaloo, Auaoct 11. lot 04 N. 10. . 9 W. - 139ar aad Culotta+, frcm Calautta tar Landon, July Lt VS N. Im siir; Ilroraeoitutpo), et Homburg, for Siemens, July sl,lat 13 X, . Onoar (strodlot gip), tress Betio fee Poinsettia, Auglat 4, Lt 43 It, U. 40 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ADI toren 21. nt Csmdes.,l3r. Ovansineparlf. Ilisekhthtb, the with o R. W. Aden. Esq.. of . dtheltar. .11tht14S 0.— . -Aogo-?1. at Itichmodul, ourfey. the We of C. flar. LellL—A•god M Cvver (loPfa.. tho wire oe Lee. DO.. of a oubter. tiLLYS.—Aogaia 24. at Oak hill Homo. Hampstetet, we wife of B. Nam. leg.. of a son NONL 7 Auwast L.w Wadbouritwtorrace, the UM Wm U. Nod, of a dandi. PA INN.— er Aenet IL at Boyce Coat, Addleetuee. the .if. of J. If reAste. Irtaq •fer. MARRIAGES. ORIEICI—ZENWICK.—Augoot 2.. t Shona. Ids of Wl,;ht, ht the it... T. Iteawlelt. C. grew. tan.. of Mow. to WtoOf 1 0 .4 • &Übe& of the Isla Boar-adattral frtenolol. ItED.-11AND V —August 11. at BL !dm* Dirb7. bl the M. J. Cloneetlor, J. T. II areraeld. Erg" to Look*, daughter of J. M. tlaettjelde Wag . of Et Petenbunt. BMW AN .—Amist St, at the Abbey Mont. Plerbontr. by the Rev. E. Ruston. J. Puler, tiro , to Sarah throbao. daughter ef P.J. d. Buono, , of elborborte. nits Tan sumow.—aarrt 12. et Bets ' too. FaiStrnn A. C. T. Barron, aged V. 111.01161. eugurn IL at per tern lwau. . tentrnmystee. )'notes. wow of the hte Ornstein A. Beebe,. IL N.. In her Ned YeAr• BOILS 311'.—A twit tt, at Chicherner, We &N. ikdAdtti 111.1)../LC.11.. wed Ta ',ATT.—Aiwa eh tkAiketh the Wowed ielte of Grnike Molts. Inh.telhoweaenera MOW yst Pab.bbad by Wtuabb Sue Kum it No. I. Umbra Syn.... M ibo On Lov.lno. Yewurr. m Übe USN.b liAtttt 4 INON.Ni NO f of Nbiistran.—tullaT. Loom 1141N14 i