The Express. — London, England, 1867-09-03 00:00:00

*paths% futtiltgente. TATTERSALL'S. —I4ONDAY. The meeting at Tatters&ll'a to-day was neither nume rates nor enthusiastic ; the first hour or so passed without !Mottling a single bet, and many members who dropped in went away without transacting any business. At leegth, however, the Leamington Stakes was mentioned, and 2 to I being the highest offer against Bseswing, ►he WWI backed, presumably fur the owner, to win several hundreds. The backer was desirous of increasing his investments, but layers declined to go on. Pintail was the only other men tioned, she meeting with a limited amount of enpport at 5 to I. The offer of 100 to 0 against llooitreta, coupled with the strong favouritism of Booming, as already noted, left little doubt as to which was " the Squire's ' intended. Neither layers nor backers seemed disposed to deal with the Great Yorkshire Handicap, 100 to 7 taken about Laneret being the only transaction that came within our notice. For the St. Leger, Hermit maintained his position of first favourite with remarkable firmness. 6to 4 would have been readily accepted, and 3011 to 200 might have been booked in one bet, but the general quotation was no more than 5 to 4, although just at the finish one speculator offered :Ai to 40. There appeared to be • general desire to lay against Achievement, nevertheless the offers in no instance exceeded 7 to 4, and the price was accepted here and there to small amounts. 100 to 6 was taken about Vauban, and the munificent sum of two so►ereigns was invested on Taraban, at the rate of 150 to 1, I Certainly the marked feature of the present St. Leger betting is the extraordinary amount of confidence reposed in the two favourites to the almost utter exclusion of the remaining candidates. It will be seen that on each of the favourites 100 to 40 was laid for a " situation," 50 to 20 was ado taken about Vauban for the mine contingency, and the backer would have repeated the bet, but thereafter no more than 2 to 1 could be obtained. As regards the Derby, one speculator offered to back Lady Elizalseth, but so offer was forthcoming. Grant des liatailles, Glenderg, mid Uncut were each moderately supplied at the graduating pylon of 28 to 1, :13 to I, and 40 to I—nothing else, so far as we are aware, being touched upon. Closing quotations LEAMINGTON STARES. to 1 eget Mr. Heathontes Beaming 4 yrs, Bst 411, r, 6 to 1 Mr. G. Payne's Pintail, 0 yea est Gib tt Rw) 106 to 8 Mr. Heathe.te's ttonitress. 4 yrs, Cat Mb GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 100 to 7 3 11 3 3 Mr. G. Bryan's laneret, 4 yrs, Tat ltb v RT. LROP.R. 66 to 40 agat Mr. Chaplin'. Hermit 'off, t 300 to 200 7to 4 Colonel Peason's Achievement it and of. 100 to 6 Doke of Beaufort's Vauban •1 lee to 6 Duke of Newcastle's Julius olf t2oto L 100 to 4 Mr. Ade Montgomery's Pm...ruses io 100 to 3 Mr. Merry's Marksman rod. t6oto 1) 1000 to 10 Mr. Smile's IYEatournel ,off' 300 to 2 Mr. Bowes's Taraban 100 to 40 on Hermit 1, 2. 3 tt , 100 to 40 Achicanant.l, e, 3 60 to to agat Vauban, 1, t, 3, •t) DERBY. 1000 to 36 agat lord Zetland's Grant des Widnes .1, 1000 to 30 Mr. Merry's Glenderg it) 40 to 1 Mr. Lincoln's Uncaa The subscription room Will he open on Saturday next, for the purpose of settling, comparing ou the St. Leger, Ac. BETTING IN LONDON.-MONDAY. The Clubs did not display to-day the amount of bustle and animation which one is accustomed to witness on the opening day of the week. Nevertheless, a fair amount of business wOl transacted. The main movement was the backing of Ileeswing for the Leamington Stakes, who was in such form that she speedily reached the price of 2 to 1, although at the finish another quarter of a point was stretched against her. Pintail and Mail Train also came in for some support ; but there was a manifestation of decided hostility towards Regalia, against whom as much as 100 to 5 was offered without provoking a response. For the Great Yorkshire Handicap, Laneret was in most de mand, and found friends ultimately at 10 to 1 ; Vigorous and East Lancashire were the only others mentioned. For the St. Leger, Hermit was as firm as a rock ; in the course of the morning a well-known commissioner took 500 to 400 about him, and the ssme price was accepted to smaller money ; the only other incidents in connexion with this event were the laying of 500 to 10 agst Van Amburgh, sad GOO to 10 Illinkhoolie. Some few beta were booked cm the Certreviitch and Cambridgeshire. The following were the prices at the close : LEAMINGTON BTAKVI. 9 to • 611 M Booming (t )61 6to I most MaU Train 3 off) and o) 6to I Pintail G) IMOto $ Snails ,o) GREAT YOIUMBIRE HANDICAP. stol WI loooret I 100 to 4 opt Hut Lancashire IMO to 10 Vligoroas (S) utakeu; T. LEGER. I to 4 opt Hermit (V , PO to 10 apt Van Amburgh 7 to 4 Achievement itaken) foil) 000 to 10 Itlinkhoolot t) Ma to 30 Marksman rofn I 3to 1 VaMmn,l, I, 3 (taken) CPI3ARICWITCH. 3 0 to I PP Armourrr (I) 1 200 to 3 apt Sp ,, rtsinaa (t) 1000 to 16 Aggravator (I) 1000 to 10 Wild Moor Al 1000 to 15 Acrobat (t) CA WSW DOIMITRE. SO to 1 nig Seville ~t) BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—NONDAT. LEAMINGTON STAKES. 3to 1 eget Deeawlng ,t t) I 6to 1 eget any other (off) BT. LEGER. 7MS to 200 eget Hermit tt) I 7to 4 apt Achievement 3; ISLE OF THANET (MARGATE) RACES. MONDAY. The Isle of Thanet, or, as it is more popularly called, the Margate meeting, was inaugurated to-day on the new course over the Shottendane Farm, about a mile from Margate. In previous years the races have taken place on the same farm, but this anniversary a new track had been made but, like the old one, it was composed for the greater part of • stubble field, which bad been baked so Lard by the sun that several owners who had hones on the spot deemed it pos;tively dan gerous to start them, and consequently the fields were of limited dimensions. One of the turns *so also most objectionable, two of the three runners in one ram coming to grief, and one of them was so much injured that he had to be destroyed on the course. The jockeys, fortunately, escaped unhurt. After the accident several of the jockeys declined to ride and the turn was deprived of much of its abruptness by the removal of some of the hurdles. With regard to the sport provided, It was of * very poor character indeed, but it would undoubtedly have been much better had the ground not been so bard that many owners were deterred from running their animals. The various events need no comment in this place, being fully described below : THE MAEGATI ATILIUM of 30 soes., added to a sweep stakes of 5 son. each, 2 ft, for all ages • weight for age with penalties and allowances. Three4narters of • mils. (10 subs.) Mr. J. Nightingall's Merry Andrew, by Manricardo— Merry Wing, 2 yrs, Tat 121 b (Ise 121 b asl . 1 Mr. 11. Wrlglit's Venturer, lre. 10st, alb (Inc 121 b eat) (11. I'Anaon; 2 Mr. J. P. Craven's Besiditid May, II pm let 171 b (Peppier) 3 Betting : 6 to 4 on Merry Andrew, and 5 to 2 " bar one." Venturer made play for • few strides, when he pee way to Beautiful Star, who made the running, fol• lowed by Merry Andrew and Venturer, until • quarter of a mile had been traversed. At the point Merry Andrew assumed • alight lead, and won, after • good race, by a Meat bead. 'Beautiful Star was third, beaten by • head only ; Toby, last throughout, was fourth, close up. THE BRANFIELD Cur of 30 soul. for all ages • ' weight foe age, with selling allowances. One mire and a distance. Mr. IL Wright'. Hoping by Warlock—Hop-picker (2100), 4 yrs. tat lit (R. l'Anoon) 7 Mr. H. Marsh's The Nun 4100), 2 yrs, fet 131 6 Moore) 9 Mr. Robinion's Mum (g.h.1 ) ,3 yra, 7st 71b ,Spearier) 3 The following also ran :—Distall, Indy Margaret, Dignity, and f by Skirmisher—Amy Scott. Betting : 6to 4 apt Hopvine and 4to 1 apt the Amy Scott filly. Distaff, the Amy h.:OU filly, and llopvine formed the leading division for a hundred yards, when Distaff assumed a clear lead, the Amy Scott Lilly and the favourite going on next, Lady Margaret bringing up the rear to the tarn, where Distaff ran out, and the favourite slipping his hones rushed to the front and, never again Wee headed, won easily by throe lengths. Four lengths separated the second and third, and • length third and fourth. The Amy Scott filly was fifth, Distaff sixth, and Lady Margaret last. Winner not sold. Tee RAILIVAT Snare of 3 so's. each, with 25 added, for all ages ; weight for age, with selling allowances. Three-quarters of a mile. Mr. Beney'm Alpe, by Chevalier de l'lndastre—Elstre (Z2o`. 4 yrs. Set 111 b (J. Covey 1 Mr. H. Wright's Deny , 234), 2 yrs, Oat 10lb . iPepple r) 0 Mr. J. Sightlapill's Karr's Laud ;/,20), 2 yrs,. • Ilst 71b . _ !Spencer) 0 Betting : Even on Deny, 5 to 2 apt Kafir's Land, and 10 to I apt Alger. After a long delay at the post the trio were despatched, Kaffir's Land showing in front for about fifty yards, when be gave way to Deny, Alger being a long way in the rear to the turn into the straight, where the favourite pulling double ran up against the iron fencing which formed the hurdles at the turn, and he came down, as did also Kaffir's Land, who tumbled over him, but, however, got up, Spencer remounting immediately ; but he same in several seconds behind Alger, who won in a canter. Derry broke his near bind leg, and was destroyed on the course by his owner's orders. There was no ad vance on the entered selling price for the wiLIDET. THE RANAGATE PLATE of 50 MOM (Handicap); winners extra. Three-quarters of a mile. (18 subs.) Mr. J. P. Creveu's Dutch Admiral, by Via Galen—Sul tana, 3 7st (Peppier) 1 Hr. Des's Dopiest, 4 yrs, 701 111 b fa ne ex) lEL Jackson) 2 Ceptaht Horeb'', Sprig of ShMetagb. 6 yrs, vs (IL Vizier) 3 Domino end Ifilly also ran. _ . Betting : 6 to ist ' t Dutch Admiral, 3 to I apt Hop leaf, 4to I apt Mil and Bto I apt Sprig of Shillelagh. Dutch Admiral made the running, followed by Sprig of Shillelagh and Ropiest, till approaching the turn into the straight, where Sprig of Shillelagh was beaten, and Hop is/el took second place, but was never able to reach the favourite, who won easily by a length. Three lengths separated the second an third, Domino was fourth, a length behind th e third, sad ][illy last all the dia. *WC ' ll ll, / • • ige7. e ~,,,0 , ,,s ISE FX,PRESS, TuRSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3 7 ~ . . A SCURRY HANDICAP of 3 sou. each, 1 ft, with 2D THE POLICE COURTS. AORICULTURAL PROSPECTS. BRITISH CORN nuDs. eu-e,-..-. COTTON GOODS. &deed. Five furlongs. - m ______ -dm-- --s- C --.. j :2- e (From the Mare Mont !apnea.) • With intermitting light showers through the The Liverpool telegrams t igA his xe m n o rs ni tz in ß i B s Err poie l of . Mr. C. Heads Milin by Newnilnater-Portians, 3 yea 7st 411. th week, harvest work has promeded almost withous ist. in the cotton market being not quite so depressed, and ia . - Mr. H. %lamb's The Nun, 2 yrs, list 71h . ..... (Peppier) 2 A respectable-looking woman, named Elizabeth Warner, S.I . V.. Monday wam • dull and threatening morning wi ruption. A [air amount of oorn lug now been gathered in some quarters hums of Moth and yarns have been dis Comic Horion's sprig of shillelagh, .6 yrs, 75 lelb was brought before Alderman Sir R. Carden, charged rain in some t 4 .'' - , .i. . . ly ; but it held up here until t h e e ( It • V ine') 3 with attempting to destroy her life by 'wallowing a afternoon. At 2 p.m. there were some showers, an the southern and midland counties in good ordem and posed to do hotness on a limited scale at the low rate Distaff eke ran. quantity of white precipitete. evening was wet. Wind variable, mostly S.W. ,• therm ometer, . samples are coming more freely to market. Hsd not the prevailing on Friday and Saturday. This, however, don Betting : 6 to 4 on Distaff, 2to 1 apt The Nun, and • fathering been propitious we should have seen unusually not apply to India goods. A telegram from Calcutta, .- • o • 'm• i • 4to 1 apt Maly. Spent of Shillelagh made the running, .At noon harvest- The circumstances connected with the case were of • 66 degrees; barometer, up to 30 inches. T esday was autum rather painful character. The daughter ot the prisoner, • nal in the morning, and it proved • tine day i/h prices, for the country has been Mem swept ot its dated Mh August, has been received, quoting lower praco follow by Milly to the tarn into the straight, where she ol corn-nor are we so confident Am once that the pre- there for Manchester goods, end this has bad the effect C. ./ ~ f .: '. , • , latter took up the running and won easily by • length. rd -looking young girl, only 16 years of age, was brought work was rem . med . .. Our f ad y y th ices hhe of the .. 4 date h w t e h m se ete un ee t. fore Sir It. Carden a few days ago charged with robbing From the Al est Renege o s . e wen er . y I- Sprig of Shillelagh wail third, defeated • couple of lengths her, and the mother gave a most distressing account of her last has been all that could be deaired for harvest opera mom sent cereal season will expire without many flue- here of causing buyers for that market to withdraw ali tuations, possibly at • highr• range than we have previous offers, and is causing additional depression both by - Tce Nun. The favourite was lut. daughter's vicious propensities. Although so young, it which are progresaing satisfactorily, and will soon b i gene the __ __ icy ti reacheM While waiting for favourable Me yarns and cloths suitable for India. In their monthly No. 6,577.] anpeared that she constantly went away from home, and northward of us, as they now are southwarc l l." rom . rem continental news, we have rece•ved reports little report published to-day, Messrs. Du Fay and Co. say that remained out two or three nights together, and she was in East Riding: "M eather has been as favoursh eas could Dos - satisfactory as to • pleutitul produce. Beyond the "in consequence of the now almostcertainty of • goodaver. TRANsIT OF DOGs BY TRAIN. -At the Small Debt th e constant habit of frequenting some of the low music sibly be desired-remarkably . hoe and forcing, and herveet 1 VITT and MOORE'£ hem,: failure in Algeria, and the periial deficiency of age crop of wheat in this country, there is every . . Court at Edinburgh Mr. Charles Itecke, solicitor, North• halls end other places of amusement of a similar laird, bee commenced in earnest in fact a good portion is ot PACKET 811 I P -Por 8' ' b e b• Portugal, the Spanish government have been so assured of a more active demand for the home trade springing up ampton, has sued the North British Railway Conipany for frequented by sailors at the east end of the town, and already . cut but north et the Hum r next to not ing on the 30th nept, millet al .. h that Spain also has suffered, that they have opened the shortly, the more so es it is generally admitted that stocks Md." From the northern part of Suffolk : Our w est , mil aplendid clipper ship m 12/. for loss of a pointer dog, which wm killed in transit it appeared that she had stolen some of her mother's cam , Mediterranean ports of that country, end the news has in the hands of retailers are very much reduced. In the wee, J. A. ELILSLIE, Co between Edinburgh and Northampton on the Mind August, property for the purpose of purchasing articles of finey. tt• forward and h 1 all been red est is ge tng . , se near y f e give° fresh life to Marseilles, which, through recent and export trade, on the contrary, the prospects continua Docks. This dna ship, bui. 1866. The dog wee forwarded from Edinburgh by an ex- Her parents, it wais stated ey the offioers who knew them, In • • fine order The yield continues to be badly repo o . ' " h d expected imports, was becoming dull But, independently gloomy, and, with scarcely an exception, the reports which has a magniflceul press train, with a chain and collier attached, which the were hardworking, respectable people, doing all in their From the southern part of Suffolk : Many t onsan quer- . b s a t e tte accommodation of Spanish news, the French markets bays nearly all been reach us are far from satisfactory. Within the last ten te of the new of wheat have been thruhed and sold, • desirable opportunity fo sender as well as the company thought sufficient for the power to brew up their children in • preper msnner, be, ra . h crop b mid has di m rising evierience on thrashing having proved that the days the depression in our market has deepened, with purpose of keeping the dog secure in transit ; but in this this girl seemed determined to follow evil courses in spite and almost wit out exception te 7 per acre Im t nen, and will carry an so they were mistaken, for while it was being conveyed pro- o: all their precautions. Sir R. Carden remonstrated with Pointed t a _ _ . be onl moderate estitnate made b were to the Ygre Th' crops In ranee are even less than expected, and inferior much irregularity of prices. There appears to be a want of in quality. Belgium follows in the wake, and several confidence in present values ; buyers generally show gemt ... tor passage apply tn C , LOWTHER, and MAXI Ifa ten ol by the c hain t o the s p o k e o f a wheel inside her upon the wickednees of her conduct, and he sent her serious extent of from Bto 12 bushels per acre. e grave _ per y a t h e merman markets withnew corn at hand also report some reluctance to operate, whilst producers are anzioue sellers, ;or to DEVEIT and MOORE, the guard's van it became r emiess, b ro ke the Mein, leaped to Newpte for a tew days, in order that the Ladies' Co-n. deficiency is now clearly traceable to two mimes : first, to t out at the van wind o w nea r m arr i ng t o n, o n the London mittee might have an opportunity of talking to her and lee. severe frost that occurred at the pe critical nod of bloomine • arine• • VllllOO , adv Th • • s thereform of plenty, which some and willing to make every reasonable concession to secure and North Western I:ailway, and was thereby killed. Mr. ing whether anythingeould be done to rescue her from the and secondly, to the effects of mildew, which attac e i ce d M' letter-writing travellers have either believed in or re- orders," : VITT and MOORE'I Rennie, from the office of Mr. Macrae, W.S., Edinbuigh, life of misery that awaited her, and she was brought up powith much vi rulence after it became lodged by thestorms , must fade sway like the shortening days, and We learn that a telegram was received in Manchester at PACKET SH IP. -For . despatch), ens spiel n j ° Jul fields hi h teed fairl to the eye d aPPeared for the ° pursuer, and argued that the company, to the court on Saturday, and,upon her premixes of ame -of 7- y w c Prom „ a search commence in the barns for the ideal good. We this morning stating that Rodetti, one of the two Levan. i, - ' - are not alarmists and would sooner believe there are tine Jews who absconded • week or two back with a hes 14 years, register 1,130 tons • • as common turner; were bound to carry and deliver merit, the was delivered to her mother, but the exci ement were even , . estimated some wen at 40 ushels per acre, . ay In. the Rag India Docks. the dog safely, and as it was being conveyed in the guard's and disgrace which had been brought upon her appeared to Po k bY bushels • ' • t- u n thrashing yield only 20 . This sad climappoin sheave-. in the clouds than ghosts in our chambers ; but it amount of goods, which they had procured on false credit . .by Me Moors. Hall, n van and not in a carriage boot, they were liable. Mr. have had such an effect upon the mother that she a,- went ma es ourr a were . mos . t stubbornin selling their wheat tee country this year has a produce equal to the poor by representing that they held • COmmialllo2l 'Le parting* har her rapid passages ant Wood, who appeued b d for the company, examined the tempted to commit the desperate act of which she was at any reducti n. M ednesday feu, ut overcast an yield of 1866 we shall be greatly mistaken. To begin, on behalf of the French government, has been overtakes , • . accommodation for therefore, with a low price, would seem to warrant • and captured at or neer Constantinople with specie to the , carry an experienced moor guard, to show that the dog was securely fastened by the now accused. threatening. Still there was no rain, and with • good har- reckless waste, when mouths are multiplying, and eveM amount of something like 7,000 L in 'his posseesion. A ' - apply to Messrs. J. a , chain to the spoke of a wheel inside the guard's van, and It appeared from the es idence of a city police-constable eel y, , . . da much work done From Norfolk it was stated: without any fault whatever of his it broke the chain near the . , on Saturday evening the prisoner went to the King's- We had light rains on Sunday night and on Monday ; . , country in the world. Rummy end Ammon excepted. (onside:Ale quantity of goods (some reports say 150,000 :or to DEVITT and 1100 i I bu th the collar, and escaped as above described, leaving a por- Hcad public-house, EAstcheop, _and called for a glens of t . . . e weather otherwise has been extra fine throughout warns us of our duty to husband our resources. It is pi ece o are ga in t o h ave Wi en i n t o th e h an d s o f th e par . . . and MOORE': tion of tbe chain in the van. He also examined other porter and the emptied something out of a paper into it, the week • and if it coutiunes until Saturday a goad Po found already that • large admixture of old corn, if this Sliers at the rune time. Under these circumstance, ' • -' h - • 1 - r. van be obtained, is needful to mix with the new, creditors hem are looking with good hope to • tolerable ot PACKET 8111 P.-For witnesses to show that it wail the practice to 'end, and drank off the liquor. The paper wu picked up, and tion of the wheat wal be secured. Of barley ut litt eat day 20th aeptemlser, callin and though a tern decline Is noted in many dividend (10a. in the pound) on the amount of their I and that parties preferred sending, valuable dogs, such was found to have printed upon it, the words, " white present is carried, but the rain and dew have mellowed and laces of 2s. to 3s. per qr a continuous demand for wheat The otker defaulter (Galipoliti) is supposed to be in France ' nr;difiztgre,dt'l,tliurzlendel as the one in question, in the guard's van, under the nrecipitate-poison. ' The prisoner immediate'y after unproved the quality." From the east coast of Scotland p _ _, _•. . charge of the guard, to that of shutting them up in • con. (oinking the no .ious ingredient, be'canie very ill, and it Waa Tamar • ked•-" The weather mice our last has iOr r ranee, on sae OSS% ooest and London, is very liken , •• • • .• lybis to the Mod, not only to stop the downward tendency, but produce • ezAberdeen. le expressly e fined carriage boot, for besides haeing more freedom, they the constable conveyed her to the shop of Mr. Jenkins, been showery ; but on the whole not unfavourable reaction beyond that in Belgium and other places. Americe, MARKE2S. poop, fitted with ei ery con did not run the risk of getting distemper, which often a medical man, residing in Philpot-lane, who gave her an for our growmg crops, which make moderate propme . peseengen, and will care lingers in boots. He further maintained that the emetic, ard the greater portion of the poison was ejected to maturity. V 1 e hear of partial spots of barley betzet too, with her repomed plenty, has iurther risen for old - e -__ . . • -For tones of freight er c eaper . r new. flour, though rath h M Y DOCK KSTURITS.-Atiousr 31 MOORE. 9. 111111ter-street. company was not liable, as the dog escaped owing from the stomach, after which the prisoner Was taken to cut." From the west emit :-" We had much rein eluting The irate off the coast shice August 23 were 10 WNDON WEEK/ • to a latent defect in the chain which belonged to the pun Guy's Hospital, where the stomach-pump was toed, and the week." The morning of Thursday was thick and un. 'lmportd. Deliver& Pr Stock_ MM. . , of which five cargoes were wheat, two mame, one I . suer, and was given to the company as travel-worthy. He the prisoner remained at the hospital till the following settled. Showers fell at noon, and there was rain in the -•-. - •••.; 7 : . MONXY Yr ey, one rye, and ooe beans. Business was trarsacted sueez-W.L hlsn d e tr e c ce s.l COI 2,4111 10,814 iKM Biackwall-nrd. landau) quoted the act 17 and lit Vic., c a p. 31, sem 7, which morning, when the constable removed her to the police afternoon and evenmg, with s clooe mugge atmosphere. °P3e. aa follows :-Vi heat, 40 cargoes in ell-vim, Ghirke, 495. De. Ms. & 1,107 1,211 13,703 1 ISMS rPS to AUSTRALIA.-Yor MEI n that da stated •-lrona Suffolk neer the states that railway companies are only to be held ' , able station, and the present charge was preferred spinet Our advice' o y . , to 6%. gd. . m a m anop mi a t t o eg s . ed. • h ar d to M s . • Mouritius begs 1,250 2,138 64,487 I mast leave*. Docks on SATIIRDA fur the loss of, or injury to, any animal in transit coca- her. comet, " The past week has been nointerruptedly fine In . , , , ~. - pfc m fat. ma 6d. ~, i , m at i ndia Poltsh stia. to 59a. 90 • annum cos. ,• begsl 4,033 8,313 /21,114 , 140,743 Plymeeitk), the splendid envy slued by neglect or default of the carrier, and argued all Sir R. Carden inquired of the prisoner bow she had come this district, and barvest hes gone on vigorously ; about , 55m ; F.nos, 52s ; Berdianski, 60e. ; Banat, 445., free on gleee m . baskets - - 6 i 401 0. 14. HAWN. Commander ~ the fault lay entirely' with the pursuer in sending the dog to commit such • desperate act as to endeavour to destroy three-fourth of the wheat and one-half of the barley are board ; ' • as 364. to 38e. ; rye, four car- B wiT"'"' maize, WI cargoes, lisp 10,186 9,042 1116,630 712,US . bates 117 em 47,006 ' 36,891 ammarsocistices for all ola with an improper chain, he should bear the loss. The her own life. secured in splendid condition. Repot te of the yieM of goes, at 38a. 6d. to 40s. 6d. • barley, one miao, at 30s. 6.L, y emceed,' - IMO 14,665 leelin • ead she will awry an iln a i _ to ALLPORT Sheriff said he was of opinion that it Was the duty of the The prisoner, who seemed overwhelmed with grief, said wheat are worse, as thrubing progressee ; and here to-day __, .„___ _ at 22 1 . 68. fa zfe. ; beans, one - 337 31,961 MUM! .!--- WIOWI end SONS, 7, pursuer tO have delivered the dog to the company with • that her daughter had caused her so much distress and we looked for a large supply, bat had comparatively . no este terSe m e,etel Beet Root redo 101 68 1,311 1.4 M chain fit to secure it during the ordieary course of transit, misery that she could not bear it any longer. She was wheat, end fanners not inclined to mat." From Warwick- earl°, eneerem""- ‘ ,... m _ s. wheat note& lase week were 2 , 859 Do. - Lena 2. 7 68 Lea . NMAN LINE.-The and es it had been clearly proved that ita escape was now, however, very sorry for w • e ht sh bed done, and shire--" With the exception of Sunday night, when some a e e '''"' et r ' e g"e" . e • ' Corszs-W. I. .pecksges 239 70 3,020 Met re at fiSs. 2d. against 52,53., qrs. in 1866. YORK, Wad PHILADICLPE owing to a latent detect In the chain, and not through any would ipromise solemnly not to repeat such an ace quantity of rain fell in this district, the weather has been q o , Do e'rla n= - - - - neglect or default of the company, he must decide that Tbe husband of the prisoner mid he believed ft Was most faeourable, MI and the harvest is progressing rent y. The London avenges were 675. 4d. on 2,362 qrs. Ceylon they are not liable. quMe true what his wife had dated. She bad, however, I Acco t unts u of . the yield are various, inclining to Mampoint. The im_ ports into the kingdom for the week ending D 0 .....b r k e b egs on 2,933 410,197 61,M9 An t 24 wet. :-Whost, 79t1,965 cwts. ; fionr, 47,817 Noche wimps - 36 Met , 913 .o• , carrying the United (1. on the following d SAD BGAT A eel DENT ON THE THAXEII.-An in- dhe promised not to do such a thing again, an begged the ' , b i ly for reliable information. There gus men be t d t 'e li te° ear h Mtio f all thet ' aWta Other R. fedi& 2,682 1,016 20,707 j 42,413 • • hee, and with liberty alderman to let him take his wife home. mon no ou tasto t e fine con i n o ts Brazil d Costa bap 13,661 3,467 61760 , Mem t INBUEOII, liaturday, quest has jest been held on the body of a young lady who Monday in Mark-lane opened on small English supplies, ____ . CITY OF PARIS, Medic fWO red to the present time." Friday was • fine day, begs fib 737 31,113 14,30 was drowned by the upsetting of • boat. The deceseed, am Sir R. Carden having observed upon the wickedness o but the foreign arrivals were Urge. There was but • meet: i e eiew CITY OE NEW YORK. t t . Oe d ' • F m the West e h e h a d sunny • Iraell. r a VICeS were .- ro - 000manied by ber sister anti • young man, went from her attempt as self-destruction, said that aithough moderate abow of fresh samples from Kent and Essex this ' Ram ctC 8b 1,337 31,b8 33,374 London to Hampton-court to spend the day. Taking a no doubt suffered • great deal Mocethe misconduct of her Riding of Yorkshire-" Weather continue@ fine, and mut- morning-nearly all new white. The market was dull ; D o DM'. - - - _ And every Wednesd a 'fication f r boat, they went up to Sunbum, where tbey stayed a few daughter, still that was netting like •ju ta o . nig of grain is going on in this neighbourhood. Farmers • , white samples were about 34. per qr. lower and red 2s. RMS, East India - -tons eft 667 1993 11,868 g ..• passage by the mall stet hours, returning by the way they came. The party did such a crone.. He then oonse tecl to her being di m c h arme d 111 MOM neer to Pontefract have been ' leer' ng „, - all the week, and it in excellent condition. On e hough some export demand existed for France for w esit rear ' h SAL an tong 461 MO 8,204 6,8611 17, and 21 guineas, et:cording i . Includes a full supply of nos reach Mouleey lock till nearly eight o'clock ; and as upon her making • solemn promise that she would never Thursday one farmer had got eight good large stacks u in bond, the general aspect of the trade was heavy, and Canada and the United Stato the ladies preferred to walk round rather than go through make such an attempt again. in five days, and was going to lead barley to-day. . . I: prime fully la. per qr. cheaper to make way in sales. TALLOW.-MOMIAT EVENING.- The tallow market -ma WM. 1 1 0‘ . further Pa the lock, the gentleman pulled towards the shore to land From Lincolnshire :-" Good p haa b e „ ma d e s i re , Floatiog cargoes also declined ls. to 2s. per qr. On Wed- has continued to decline during tbe past week, both here me i n, on Water-stresta d. erp them. While so engaged one of the sculls became enten- last Friday sad wheat is being stacked in good condition, nesday there were 1 010 qrs. per coast 14 890 qrs. foreign. and t St. P teeth th Mations f th latter • e urg, equ rom e King Millbrae/rest. . • G " dbu gled in weeds, and while the gentleman was trying to BRUTAL TREATMENT OP A SHIP'S CREW. sound ancl 'fit for thrashing any time, but ma regards the The samples of English w eat on hand form t • being 441 silver roubles ; exchange, 33d. The shipments I AB.D LINE.-B 1 shake them off, the boat tilted slightly. ne sister of m_ e - yield it is said to be bad end much less than was entici- onee 's rates • but languid demand, et about M y , off were 14,054, against 26,575 last year. To-day the AMEEICAN ROY AL MAII deceased was somewhat frightened, and partly rose from On Wednesday last the barque Constance, of pated. The samples brought forward are for the ma:apart there were occasional sales of fine Russian at the market is quiet, on Spot at 445., for 1866 Y.C.; new, ULU ; Adecee to sail between 1 her seat, and the boat, which was a light outrigg•ed gig, Glasgow, Captain Francis Emanuel Cook, arrived in the fall prices of that day and all good old quali ies me ra m e , tesi g d. to 4 m . . Octo b er to December 44ei good, though sonie few indicate the effect of mildew. Ve y • ' , 1 770 . . , . . bottom LMRPooL and 114 was calesieed in an instant. A "term" near " aid a Clyde from Ronny, West Coast of Africa. When the hen little barley has been stacked at peesent." From Ere:, were firmly held. Friday s returns were . arm Per sellers ; December, 445. 3d., sellers. Town tallow d Halifax to land and receive I scream and ran to the place whence it proceeded, and boar of Glasgow was reached tho crew proceeded to the neighbourhood of Malden :- " Another week of fine coast, 31,580 qm foreign. There was but little cheep tn 9d. to 435. 34., net cash; Odessa, sheep, 454. • beef, - sr other vessels ere aps there saw a boat, keel up. He at once Waal off to it, Clyde Police-office, where they made several allegations weather has enabled farmers to make good progress with the aspect of the market for floglish qualities, which re- mfe. 6d. ; Anatrallan. b eef, 44e. to gd. ; smith A d am . , • M Cork to receive the ins with two others, end found that there was a body under • t Captain Cook as to ill-treatment and brutality. the harvest, and the greeter portion a the wheat crop in meined dull, but the inquiry for France continuing, good 45a., first pipeo Coops nut oil steady : Cochin, 56e. 6cl. te; . , for NEW YORK, JAVA, for TON, hatu the boat, only the bead being visible. Taking hold of the Ir e ey afterwards repaired to the Central Police-office, and this district is in first-rate condition." Et e t ac d a y wea a red prods of foreMn fully mai ntained their P rerrene value ' 5Ts. • Ceylon, 525. to 641. • Sydney, 50a. ; fine, 48e. to 49e ; MCOTIA, for NEW YOR6 hair he tried to release the body, but could not, and repeated their statements, when the matter was remittod hot, sunny day, ei:th the wind mostly oast, when a great There was a moderate arrival of country flour on Mon- good, down to 45a., infekor slow. Palm oil firm, 40s. M. and goods becoming exhausted, he called to his companions to helm to Sub-Inskiector Audley Thomson, of the Central, and breadth of land would be cleared, all grain going up in day, with better foreign arrivals than of latm includinf to 41s. fine Legos.-(From the Circular of Messrs. J. . 72 e 1 = P a i t ' New York lubJect den the boat to shore. That was done, and the gig Detective 'Clare, of the Clyde divisions, for investiga- the primest condition ; and a continuance is only wanted some from New York. Country flour was Is. per sao smith and assideui) • sulhoritin, on bnrd the nghted ; two bodies were then found, the gentleman and tion. The result of their inquiries is as follows : lower tho2h some were holding at previous rates. to make the most of a deficient crop, now so universally _ , . . . ted, _, , _ • wises ei lepton :-To 1 one of the ladies clinging to each other in a close embrace. , E reign of descriptions wee liegiOC "a ceeaPer 10 COTTON. - Livaarocm, Stem 2.-Rether steadies • The Constance sailed from Glasgow on the 15th of admitted wherever thrashing has been resorted to aa • e . . • ; cabin, &20. To New In • few minutes both were restored to consciourness, and make way in sales. Town prices it was expected would be Februm ,f last for Bonny, Weet Coast of Africa, with screw good test.-Auguat 31.-Mark-lau Express. market ; prices quotably unchanged. Estimated sales • MS.-Apply to J. B. Foon the first inquiry of the young woman was for her sister. reduced. On Wednesdey there were 1,020 sacks per coast, tommy, 10,000 bales, including .3,000 speculation and of e• ht hands exclusive of officers. The vessel had not / , , spd /leaver, Havre, and Search was directly made for the third boem but it was se g eded furt i lor on her s than Landash Ba wand 4,620 sacks foreign. The trees in country qualities was export 2,000 American, Bd. to 111 d. ; 1,300 Poona^ 1 and J. Burns, SO, Jesnatantre not found till twenty-five minutes after the accident P f h h • o Wan to show unmis y tlkeable Arran, w en t e captain very limited, but no change w e• no t e d i n va l ue& The lal. HI) Uhla to 100. • 100 Mambas:a, 10d. to 12d. ; 200 - • ;D. made. Maclver. Qui occurred. The usual means were tried to restore anima- e A SCNEEN LAKE.-The Sentinel, published at proved rake in France gave more confidence to holders of 1,/,,, 'io and Bahia, fla. to 10.1 d. ; 150 Rio, 91d. • 202 ,e_ Fso , atetalluse. limner& tion, but without effect. Tbe jury returned • verdict of symptoms of uncontrollable temper and inhumanity -• • Jacksonville, Oregen, of the 12th ultimo, says :-" Several foreign, though the consumptive demand was wholly m an. ed . to mid 6 ,050 o omt. eid . to gid . . Having there found • glees or tumbler broken be ac. a RIMEN.-Dirsat Roi accidental death, and recommended that drags should be of our citizens returned last week from • visit to the Great retail. Friday's quantities were 1,860 sacks coastwise, &nide, lee. 6d. ' to 60. Fair Dliollersh 7111. • Tie h k d ard BM 1 WK . on 'of ' procured to be kept reedy for use near the lock. The fees e teme en stew , i r in h .., be sunken lake, aitaated in Cascade Mountains, about 75 6,040 sacks 3,223 brls. foreign. Business remained dull m oirimmitte ; , 7 i d. . fa r &su b . 74d . ; ha, & ov a , ' 6 id . ; • Mcii, and Petrel Ciella• paid to the jurymen mere handed o „ r im a fi rst sts b uer i p _ to blame for the breakage. MlMl:mon den ed t was miles north-east from Jacksonville. This lake rivals the both for country-made and foreign mortal; but there was fair Egyptian, 1241. ; ' f&ir Fermium 101 d. ; middling Bowed; disleseiss screw meaner MO' guilty, stating that it had taken place before be had joined despatched TO-MORROW, tion towards the cost of purchasing a set of drags. famo 11 fS' bad th sail It 'th ht to to II f the state of foreign advicem us va ey o in e or. is oug sive- no pressure se rom 10111. ; middling Orleans, 100. ss the vessel at all, and that, consequently, he knew nothing ), at II noon BRITISH SCHOOLS FOR DOCK WORKMEN.-Nor. of it. The =Mein would not listen to this explane- rage 2,000 feet down to the water all round. The walls The supply of maize on Monday was good, but the dm • etticn itithe , 4.3 and tl 10e. -.1 Pesse, BLP., last week laid the founeation-stone lion, but at once knocked down the cook and kicked him - • P er P e ' g . are almost ndiculer rennin down into the vette. mend was fair, at about previous rates. Through the WOOL AND WORSTED.-ERADTORD, SIFT. 2.- •...a., W. ;or to ...... = " 0 - 0. - . - XastostaMohs of some British Schools at Tyne Dock under some- on the head and body, afterwards put him in i and kth tst rri ed 3 030 and leaving no Desch. The depth of the water is unkoown, wee e quail ay a • was , qrs. No change of There is little or no change to report in the market to-day. and Its surface is smooth and unruffled and it lies so far value was noted on Friday. KC. what peculiar circumstances. Between two and three gagged him by putting a piece of wood in his mouth. In mm th rn . . e rrace of the mountains that the air currents T , , _ here a ,_.,_ , „ ,___, m ,_ Tbere is a tone of Shameful - 116M prevailing, arising • ry miasma supply 01 Writ,' on =onus), years ago the directors of the North-Eastern Railway this condition M`Kinnon was kept from about 9 a.m. on """' apparently more from the hope and the prospect of e bettee . d : r ot affect it. Its length is' est' ted at twelve miles, es ' lly of h e omm th. The few samples of new WEDEN and BACK Company asked the shareholders' leave to appropriate the Saturday until 10 a.m. on Sunday. When the poor fellow e d its breadth at te Nli 'me ever h , and maltin tho h not ver fine, about maintained former ment in an tame coming than from any actual improve r . b „...., „ lowing 64 hours sum of 500/. per annum to be distributed as subscriptions was released, he complained to several of the mew that he a bLI ne r 11 a. e Ting man as P g ' d e fl d 'ty .. . .. _ branch of the worsted trade. Indeed there is no more bun. • , lhat !nay be embraced be able to reach the water s edge. It rates, an • eacrip ions or foreign were nrm. vn to the various reading.rooms, schools, Oc., supporUd by was much injured in the side and that he could not stand . Y. re wr nese doing in any branch. Wool, for which thereis hut • very , - 'MARY, Captain THOS. hes silent, still, and mysterious in the bosom of the " ever. Wednesday t . q here were 40 es. per coast, 10 180 • • • • the various bodies of workmen in the employment of the straight. That he limped in 'walking about was quite am , limited Inquiry, is still bought in driblets, simnly to supply , m o t, from the Wed ladio E lasting hills ' like a buge well, scooped out by the handa of qrs. foreign. With increasing numbers of samples of current wants, and there is no disposition to purehers , • evey'alternate Saturday as b company. To this proposition a strong opposition was parent. The captain, however, forced him to do his duty, i . . fully maintained for malting sorts, •. • will likewise and tl offered by some few of the shareholders. The directorsi and because on one occasion afterwards he was not " '"f th t e pent genei o e mountain in unknown ages gone by, new, twice* were . _ . . _ , . the sh . beyond. Prices are firm, but it is impossible to obtain es however, had laid before them at the time the necessity o d around it the emcee! formes watch and ward are but the better nipply of foreign nonted Mewed, MMEinnon was struck, and his bead knocked an . . . P . . . quuy. „ advance. The same languor marks the worsted yarn de- and Ronda, and shoat intablithing day schools at Tyne Dock for the education against the glass of one of the cabin windows the blow b P g' f d ' ' ' t ' 40 • kee •n The visiting party fired • iifie several times imo Fri ay a quantities coas wise were T a o wi 'm partment. The export merchants are doing . little or , . Fares to Gothenbusy, M and L. 3 3a. ; deck. Cr-Apply an angle of 45 d d were able to de- 12,010 qrs. foreign. No change of value wend then be of the children of the workmen, and they issued circulars being so strong that the window was broken. 'On 80 , m8 t e water ee a_ nothing. The offers made ars so low as to glee little Wm or to PHILLIPS* i to the shareholderm asking for subscriptions towards on n ec k M`Kinnon sated one of the crew if any of the di ft* f egrees 'h an f the n noted either in English malting so Maori tion f note se ral sewn o une rom t e report o . gu . rte or any p o encourafteme . nt to the spinner to do business. There is se Bunstais-house, Cross -lane, , the erection of the much-needed institution. The broken glass was nicking in his head, but the seaman re- until the ball struck the water Such seems incredible foreign. b hed f b f . 11 rust h Me The malt trade on Monde continued • dull, holders change in pnces. The same sluggishness characterises the ut Is vonc or y some ot e most t wort yci - . . y erY . . . piece market. The oontinental, the American, and the 1 °MADAM and the soncitation of the directors met COI a very hem ty and plied that he did not think there was. After that again zens. The lake is certainly • most remarkable curicaity." of old being more anxious to clear ou t, an d tb is anxiety hoine merchants have reduced their purclume to the ready response; but for • time the movement Waa Pieper- the captain found fault with the cook on account of the - steamer BATAVIER Imo New York Tranice August 21. increased at the close of the week. • d • th • p ri dised by *difference of opinion among the shareholders, water in • certain cask being consumed too quickly. .., ' lowest pant, as operate in great caution. ma are . SUNDAY. at 11 am Pam as to whether the schools should be under the control of WlCinnon replied that he oould not prevent the men THE E.XODUSI FROM LIVERPOOL.-Yeaterday the f There was • heavy arrival of foreign oats on Monday, and the same as het mee k . Station by the 10.80 am the church of England or whelk's they should be free using as much as they chose, so long as they Ware not on emigration officials, at Liverpool, completed their usual • • ew hundred quarters of home-growth. Notwithstand- th ' f ri d th CATTLE.-Lremumoc, Barr. 2. -The supply was larger e continuance oan export emu , ere was con- Fyenoord leaves from off the 8 a. m.-Apply at CHAPLIN from any denominational supervision. The question was short allowance. The captain then uttered most fearful monthly returns of the exodus from the Mersey. Duet/ a ble heaviness in the trade, and prices were rather in than on last Monday. The demand waa slow for cattle at ILLIPPS. GRAVES, PHILLT laid before the abereholders, • majority of whom decided oaths, and told him that when the cask was exhausted he August there sailed from Liverpool 22 ships to the Uni . m , ra n .. peciall R ' sorts. On Wed- last week's prices for the best, other qualities lower. tan • enomdane, Great Tower-at that their subscriptions ahould be given to the erection of would put him (MMeinnon) where be would drink States, under the act, with 9,247 passengers, of whom i o ror ouyers, more es y uss nesday there were 24,8,10 qrs. foreign exclusively. The Good sheep and lambs sold well, but prices were um Aito ATE and RAMS National schools. A solo of ne a rly 400/. was given by the water again. So alarmed was IMKinnon by dab language 986 were cabin and the remainder Moorage. Of the market remained quiet es on the previous day, but prime changed. Middling and inferior sorts mucb lower. Beef, minority towards the Britieh schools. The workmen of that he asked several of the crew whether they thought steerage pusengers 3,298 were English, 199 Scotch, 2,315 were without elteration. Friday's returns were 71,220 qrs. 51d. to Ad. ; lamb, sd. to 64d. ; mutton, 50. to 7id. per as. set-SALOON SIPA) the Tyne Dock, encouraged by the support given by the the captain meant to carry his threat into execution. The Irisli, and 2,442 other countries. To Canada there were fnremn entirely With this heavy foreign supplethere was lb. Cattle at market 2,699,5heep 16,82 T. , Pier, above londenbido shareholders at ts public meeting held in April last year. crew endeavoured to assuage the foam of the cook, telling five ships with 1,374 passengers, of whom 364 were cabin ni ' ' em., and every Tueelay, rho received among themselves, by eoliciting subscriptions from him that they did not believe any harm was intended. and 1,010 steerage ;of the steerage 557 were English, 5 te • changed aspect in trade, by a renewed demand ? F Mh nt ' 3M &I rom ranee, w ic , se up pri to . per qr. - --- - COALS.-LONDON, SEPT. 2.-Hastings Hartley, ISt =sing every Monday, Virgins - at 1040 a.m., and Margate a the friends of education in the immeMate neighbourhood, WKinnon, however, MY not to be calmed, and in a Scotch, 136 Irish, and 312 foreigners. To Victoria there The supply of English beans on Monday waa moderate, 9d. ; Holywell Main, 17s. ,• Wylam, 173. ; Eden Main, , • saloon, 3s. ed. ; second od to augment the subscriptions of the shareholders in order day or two afterwards, haring served the men with break- was one ship with 442 passengers, of whom 174 were ,• • bet there was a fair arrival of foreign. The trade was Dis. 6d. Walls End Haswell, 'Ma , Wale End Hence, to secure the erection of the British schools in addition to fast, he was seen by one of the crew to come on deck English, 38 Scotch, and Z 29 lrisb, making a total tinder HE REPRESENTAI ev slack and to have foroed sales would somewhat have 20s. • Walls End Hatton !gong, 17s 6d. • Walls End those of the National. Under the directorship of Mr. dressed in his beat clothes. He had also something like • the act of 1,357 cabin and 9,312 steerage passengers. The ee - '• cal , • e , ACT, Robert Tbubron, superintendent of the dock, the coca- bundle under his arm. He proceeded at once to the side number of export ships that sailed during the past month lowered prices. The week closed in tn. South Hatton, 19s. 9d. ; W End Stewart s, IJs. 6.1 ; BOUNDARY C Lentos of working men succeeded beyond their expects- rail of the vessel, having mounted which, he turned round Wert :-To the United States 9 ships, with 1,145 passer- But few borne-grown peas were at market on Monde but th 1, Walls End Tutuitall, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Original Hartle- ere were plenty of Canadian. A demand for the pool, 20e. ; Walls End Trimeon Grange, ale-Ships id °TIC' 11l HEREBY GIVEN tions .; and haring raised nearly 1,600/. in donations, an d cr i e d , si m oo d b ye, men , l am go i ng ." B e f ore the place prs ; to Canada 4 ships, with 163 passengere ; to South 100 e, Inal Engineers, and latter still existine prices were about as • 1 previous y market, 47 ; sold, 39. • 44-Law, two of the Assl they justly deemed they were in a position to commence where he wen standing could be reac h ed he jumped over. America, four ships, with 103 pascengers ; and to Africa, ~n oted, .„ d ioliki• rather more money mire thouth the Boundary C,omnderioners with the schools. board. Theseamanwhosawtheact shouted to the menet the two ships, with 57 passengers ; making a total of 23 ships a - . .. - - - - many reported • aecune. TRAFFIC RETURNS. - provislom ot the Represent Tits DRI vEL OP FICTION. -The feet ie all the wheel to put up the helm and bring the mewl to, as there and 1,512 passengers ; which, added to those sailing under The linseed supply was exoeedingl small, not being 7 ATTEND at the Vtoreite 11 TUISDAY, the loth day o more humbling when we consider the very smell amount of WAS a man overboard. The order was at 0•00 obeyed, but the act, makes • grand total of 12,575 peassagers, whice, equal to the exports. Business was in calm, with prices Mites Pao Mee. Total, Total. lock tor the purpose of inquil literary skill employed in the construction of these books. the captain, who was at the time in the cabin, when compered with the corresponding period of last year, firm both for mke and seed, and so the week ended. RAIIIMAYL eften. mores. chinas,. 1867. 1881. • ugh 0: Chelsea. as constltut In Frencie, again, it is the othez way . . A wicked novel came on cheek immediately, and " cursed their shows an increase of 2,124. Old cloverseed was dull, as well as new repassed. New Week ending Awed 12. it a 6 6 ,he Abletant eommiseioners w there may be very dismasting, but it is generally clever, souls." asking at the same time what they were PERILOUB ACCIDENT TO AN EXCURSION STEAMER. winter tares were selling at as. to M. ML per bushel. S.AustrianLowds.l. ' e and plow above meutioner and sometimes pommies • certain hideous sort of spiritual about. The sailors told him there WIN a man over- -On Saturday afternoon, the steem-tng Vigilant, Captain Canary, mustard, and other seeds unaltered. (South Austell:a lass) .1090 13,893 29,919 43,812 63,,,51 .us ot giving infornistb.o as tc interest. When the vilest of topics happens to fall into board. He as k e d w h o it wan Th e re ply was that it was Reed, of Sunderland, left Hartlepool, enth the West Farmers for the most mut being still busy with harvest 1 1 1=e w eteM__ (Including of the borough. the hands of such an anatomist as Balza°, or under the the cook. The captain then quite 000lly put his hands on Hartlepool Operatic Braes Band aboard, and a company of work, for which the weather was favourable, only • few wsou Lines) r . 1401 15,773 18,3rA 34,108 31,431 •:= W s T o may be desirous more human touch of Victor Hugo, there la something of his eides and looked behind the vessel, and swore at the Aepet 17. Pm enPre , fer • triP te Sunderlsnd- On returning in the places found • quantity of wheat offering. In these oases , ° ma d m uc k e f o m m a ,igye - - 23,733 24,411) tr g; aad who h4ve iwe as 31 calm science in the investigation-a kind of inexorable and man at the wheel, ordering him to keep the barque on its evening • dense fog arose. On nearing Hartlepoel the there was generally • decline of 2s. to 3a. per qr. ,• but ' Week • M. e tonnesioners, e a e r e s ar rztri temente to the und p me i n j esa dimecti o n which renders even such studies ico• 00arae. He made no attemPt to save the mares Ii 'et and lights of the rolling-Mills am said to have misled the cam p r i ce , on th e w h o l e s ee med unsettled, and several towns,: London, Omit 881 114.007 OM WU KM .. 6. Old Palace-yard, Wed presaive. But English sem:aloes' hooks of the day have the poor fellow wee drowned. Following this, some time taln, and thinking they were those of th e lighthocee, he though dull, did not lower rates, and the French demand South Einem so 18.716 e. 749 31469 30,561 next, the 7th day of Septemb no such attraction. We do not gulp down the evil in afterwards, another shocking case of brutality took place. steered his easel direct ashore, on the north sands. The on the eastern coast prevented any serious reduction. 1 _ _ __.__ _ _ C. W. FREMANTLE, So , them for the sake of the admirable skill that depicts A young . man named John Hodges, an ordinary seaman, steamer fortunately cleared a ridge of rocks which extends Spring corn remained firm generally. DESPATCH OF WEST INDIA MA11.8.-SOUTHAMP- 5 Apgust, 1567. , it, or the splendour of the scenery am id Whi c h while lying ill of brain fever, and at the most criticel ecawarde from the shore, for had it struck there the con- Native wheat in Scotland was not quoted cheaper ; but Tow, Sum 2.-The Royal Mail Company's steamship Tao • it Gomm On the contrary, we swallow the poor- !tag*, was ordered on deck by Captain Cook. The sailor sequences m i g ht h me b een Serious. It was nearly Bleck Sea qualities at Glaagow were lower 6d. per boll, 'melee, Captain Revett, sailed henoe to-day with mails , :1. LIVXRPOOL and ea t o f literary drivel--sentiments that are adapted to la charge of Bulges remonstrated, noting that such Pro- hdf-past ten when the boat ran ashore, and a l io b eans ed., and maize 3d. ; but fine oats were dearer. for the British and foreign West Indies, Mexico, the INSURANCE the atmosphere of • Sumer theatre-deacriptions midure would cause the sufferer's death. The captein the passengers were in a great state of alum At Edinburgh barley wee la to 2s. per qr. cheaper. ces : -1, Deinetreet, Liven: • Paci6c, California, Central America, Australia, New Zeo .. L , of society which show the writer s ignorance of society- - the sailor's soul, and bade him do a n he was w h en th e y f oun d th e p os iti o n they were in. They caued There was • consumptive demand for wh ea t at Dublin, land, km. She took out 113 passengers, and on freiPt • ' , e invested funds now anions , style the most mean or the mast inflatee-for the sake of ordered. Hodms wse aocordingly carried on deck, out at the top of their voices for Lantana, and seine at 3d. to 6d. per eel. decline. Other grain unaltered in large cargo, including silver coin 600/. ; jewellery, 1,20.: 818,666, and that I.f the Ilfe 1 the objectionable subjects they treat. The novels which but he had been there only a few minutes when pertles residing at the north end of the town heard the va l ue . , French jewellery, 4,600 i.; end 640 bottles of quicksilver, • e mederate rates id premium crowd our libraries sem for • Meat Part, not literature at he expired. The body was put into a box and thrown cries, and were for a time bewildered ss to the cause of I value 4,4804 the life policies of this coin MI Their construction shows, in some cases, • certain overboard. It is alleged ny a young man named Cruiser, such unusual sounds. One of the county police nen pro. MASS MEETING OF COLLIERS. -One of the largest THII BOMBAY MAIL. -MALTA, SEPT. 1, -The . ties to third pan I, s, render 1 rude skill, in some • zeetain clever faculty of theft ; but who 'hippo' as an ordinary seaman, that when WKinnon, eseded to the beach and aseertained that • steamer was .le world leave is granted our meetings of colliers probably ever held in the district took Syria left here at 10 p.m. yesterday, for Marseilles, where • 30 days after admission. in none any real inventive genius ; and as for good taste, the cook, was drowned, the captain ordered him to act as mho», and messengers were despatched to the town for i es e ay, a ern ay, wen upw yt rd t B sl h arch of 8,000 men m e b e expec t e d en th e md i nat. may JOHN .1 or elegance, or perception of character, these ere things cook and steward. Crniaer replied that he could not do the lifeboat and cobles to put off at once, end rescue the telonging to the Miners' Association marched in proces- that do not tell upon the senestional novel. The event, so, ss he was not qualified. The captain, however, in- peasengers. About an hour elapsed before the cobles an m on There was a very large display of flags, and • pro- I are the necessary things to consider-not the man ; and listed, and floued him eight times in the course of the nved, and in the meantime the female ngers were in •* . . ik . ~ Ith [Advertisementj-Vr -OLLOWAY . B OINTMENT AND OLONY r minent restore in e procession was sae appearance o e PTLLS.-Bad health m • good.-Thousendshavedled during the IMMIGRATIoN and FR thus the writer goes on from one four de force to another, voyage. He was also kicked and abused otherwiee, and a great state of alarm. They were landed first, and it was widows and relatives of the men who were killed by the last two nths in excess of the bemuse they had nee •ts of Government Land a. losing oven what little natural gift might belong to him in the captnln at one time threatened to throw him over- nearly two o'clock before the rest of the passengers were ex plceion at the Oaks Colliery. ell of whom were attired lected to panty the blood after th a e late long winter. Every Invalid incoperatlous, and poseesais its over-exercise, but never losing the moot sweet voices board. He also told him that lie would take • knife, skin placed on land. The steamer, owing to there bmng no in the deepest mourning. On the ground there could not should be acqueloced with the virtues of Holloway's Inestimabb to eccount. which he haa once oonciliated.-D/ackwood's Magazine for his back, end Pickle it. The carpenter lind others of the ses on, suatained little or no injury, and Boated as the h ave b een l en th en 15.000 pe rsons present, Mr. J. J, Pills : then purifying, regulating. strellgtherdidt. and Web' , .plicatlons for further Int, Semtember. crew were also at various times ill-used ; there were only tide flowed. , Nonrensell, secretary of the South Yorkshire Miners' As. realities should be tried by all persons In a delicate and pren I !.. , the special Agent of t Immigration toll .e, 16, Bel THX NEWSPAPER AT NEPAUL. --These prepare- two who were not struck. These are instances of what STRANGE QUALIFICATION FOR ASsIsTANCE.-R smiled called to tb chair Amongst the resolu- II ons state of health. nine Pinot opt! all noxious humours foci on, was e • the system, improve the appentm amend the digestion. promors Mons completed to the Maharaja's satisfaction, he lit a tcok place in the course of the outward and homeward Toy- move m e n t has been begun to provide funds in order to tions passed were the following :-" net this meeting th e secretion of healthy bib end regulate the bowels. 1 Ho loway's cigar, gave me another, and called to one of the attendants ages. It may be asked why the men did not protest at start the notorious Yorksbireman (" Flint Jack ") in • heartily condoles with the widows and families of members pith ac t a d m i ra bly as a Scale to frames whose penes have licra ': X TRADE WRAF to read out the news. Thereon one of the suite drew an Bonny k but we tindemtand that at that place there was fair way of life, on his r e lease from gaol in Mardi neat. whose lives have been sacrificed during the past twelve shaken by protracted Indispositice, or whose brains have bees of Cudoins and the Lords I Englishman newmaper from his pocket-the latest re- at the time neither a Briti a h consu l nor any of her Me- me, Monkman of Mallon, Charles Diciens, and tbe ChMs• months ; that, while it is sorry to know, through the overwrought by study or depressed by amessive indulgeuce. ' cation, the Correspondmice ceived from ?lemma, with which country his Excillen„ jesty's vessels. tian Knowledie Society, have each published memoirs of large amount of money expended, that so many have been 1 - pasted and bow a Ithbeld. I maintained • daily postal communication-and taking his Acting on the facts above narrated, Sub-Inspector Audit) this strange individual, and now the subject is taken up by left widows and orphans, it is at the same time highly ! BIRTHE, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. __, to excenve charges r off! Mesas apply to E. CLA seat with a salamn to the Maharaja, on • stone •• we had Thomson and Detective M'Clure on Friday proceeded to Mr. Llewellynn Jewitt, F.S.A., the editor of the Reliquary, gratified that the sesociation has been able to support 1 -...._ (3tY. done, began to read first in • vein' indifferent sccent for the barque Constance, lying at the south side of the of Winster H a n, m a tt oc k, mr. Jewitt says, '' Flint Jack " them ; and this meeting promises to continue such I BIRTH& , my behoof, and to translate for his master's benefit, some harbour, and arrested Captain F. E. Cook in the cabin of (Edward Simpson, of Sleights, Whitby) has caused some support to the utmost extent of its power, so long as CLAYTON.-A 30, at Alverstoke, Hants, tbe wife of T. ARRIVES CRYSTAL of the general news parsgrephs which ornament the his vessel. He was conveyed to the Central p o n cmo ffi ce , no m e i n th e wor ld o f an ti qu iti es and geology as the very juirtice is done to the association and to them by other mute... R.N., of a daughter. known meelloice can on columns of the well-known Indian p e m o di c m. m a eac h where he now lies. He will be remitted to the Sheriff. prince of fabricators of antiques-fiints of every form, bmrgs and committees." " That this meeting expresses Multi/SHIRE-August 30, at Cavendish road, Btrkenherk • opp os it e th e gni i s h % tett item of the new, was thee delivered, the Maharaja would Captain Cook says he is an English ma n, b u t d oes no t hy m it e , s t one hammers, ancient pottery, inscribed stones, its utmoet abhorrence of the crimes revealed before the park, Mrs. J. H. Derbyshire. of aeon. • CiMM Spectacles, lb. ani comment on in making remarks which show e d that h e sny means present the appearance of one •be has more fibulae. guerne, armour, and every conceivable end incon- commission at Sheffield ; that it looks upon the autbors of EVANB.-Aegnst 30, at Banbury-road, South Hackney, the will CA lON the public mid ;:st up • very fair amount of information on the pried- the aspect and bearing of a foreigner.-Greeisock Paper. ceivsble thing-whose productions have taken in the most such crimes as • disgmoe to our common country • and of the Rev. 0. D. Evens, of • daughter. " • 1789. No traveller. o topics of the day. In this way the advance of Russia learned, and are to be found in the cabinets of tbe collector upon the unions who have permitted their affairs to be ' ' NEWLANIki -August 30. at (Marlton, Kent, the wife of 11. Newland. Esq., F.CB., of a daughter. Z X T H. - Messrs m Central Asia (the capture of Taachkaud was then just everywhere. He has made more dupes then any other conducted in the manner sbown to be equally culpable : OLDERSHAW.-A 31, at Warwick-squire, Belgrave.nord. announced) • the conclusion of peace between Austria and DESTRUCTTON OF A MILL AT BARNSLEY. -Ye,ster- man, but antiquaries owe him • debt of gratitude for open- and this meeting hopes that the scathing exposures made the wif e o f it, p. w. EN., ot a son. fErTABLISII ' Nisi , PAMPHLET, FREE 1 Prussia • the American constitutional difficulties ; the . Mg their eym to deception, and for showing them bow a will be the means of putting an end to such a system of RIVAZ.-An 30, at Shrewsbury-road, St. IttepheuMNUMeo il morninf about half-past 12 a fire was &Scoured in lam the !Oinks& System Paris ethibition, to which his excellency was • oontri- .ey . , .. . lost art may be restored. Simpson (Flint jack) is now in terrorism and crime for ever." " That this meeting ex- W.. the wife of V. U. de AMU Esq.. of a son• tne 01 il paper works belonging to Mr. Toothill, which • • Teeth without sprint hater ; end the chances of an English expedition to Alms- Bedford Gaol for two small thefts committed while in a presses its sincere goodwill towards the employers and • 61 Lt• IniATE. a ' , nate about a il f e ' Barnsley. Th works, which MARRIAGES. state of intoxication. His time will be u • M ch Mobs to resent the detention of our envoys there, were a r° i "of extensi m La r n e :ter tructee for the Pin ar next, managers of the district for the kind and considerate OEOROE-BEVNON.-August 31, at St. Margaret's, We* ' le. Harley-street, Caver discussed among us with much eagernees, and served to were en re , w ere emu when it is desired to have a fund ready t o assist this manner in which they have treated with the association minter, by the Rev. C. Conway, G. W. George, of Plas Own 134. Dukostrer pinyon of making brown paper, and were generally run pass away the eune, all which was of course • novel, and clever remarkable • ' totell t and talented wanderer in ' the t welve wont The s' Catherine Manna, domino: of J. T. Bo- night and day. On Sunday work was s nded, and the h ' . n Igen, , , , during pas t he. y nicerely hope the larcattiapi e t" , „__ highly-interestmg thing for me to hear.-hoter's Maga- a toe same county t e hope that he will turn his talents into a better and same good feeling will coutinue for the future to the nml • •• werh ' ° • ' I ARM WEATHER. watchman on the spot did not observe anything wrong ' MEYER- LIS -August 31, at St. dohn a Hackney, Mr. tr. T. more honourable channel.- Yorkshire G - He. • • VINEGAR is strongly rs rine for September. , until about half-past 12, when he saw the place on fire. interest of both parties, and for the benefit of the whole I , or Harr i cutoe _ atnec to gu ra h e th m a tlid a , daughter of all a refreshing adjunct for THE IRIsH CHI7IICII QI7ESTION.-The PreeM4ll . sAn alarm was raised, and the finisher of the paper ham BRTHermoomzEN WORKHOUSE. - Last evening district." I yr. & inns, of Chathaimplace. Hackney. .1 and an indispensable *eV ' Journal of yesteeday, in the most prominent_ position sad tened to Barnsley to procure tbe fire engine. Tbe brigade an open air demonstration was held in the London-fields, THE BARROW DOCKS.-The formal celebration READ-DEN NY.-A nut 29,5 t St. Catherine's Church, Ventner. rd s ,_ _-, end b. Sold by all the 1 ot nspicuous type, prints the following :-" We ar• 10•Cla, Maned with an engine, but so quickM had the destructive Eackusy, to Protest against the ill-treatment of paupers in of the opening of the Barrow Docks in connection with the e Wills, II Read, of Manchester. Ide of Wight, by the Rev. ._ .. set ._ _. _ _ __ ._. errand. 24, Cosuhill, and IM, erabled to state, in the most pontive term, the English element done its work that the roof fal in before they Bethnal-peon workhouse. A resolution was passed call. Fumes@ Railway is fixed for Monday, September 18, on terrace. Kilbern, to Martha, dnuah i J Dew. Esq.. t.n.` l will admit of, that the catholic public in Ireland arrived. Owing to the material which were stored within ing upon the guardians to undertake the prosecution of which occasion the directors have invitod • large party of , Ceggeeheri, Lucy- DEATHS. 1 ILIOUS and Liver I I. -peop e, priests, and prelates-repudiate the suggestion the buildings the flames spread with lightning rapidity. the late superintendent of labour, in consequence of hie guests from the principal commercial towns. The pro- DANIELL-August 19. at Nunhead, Surrey, Mr. H. Dodd. ~. Sleit Hesdache. Loss of A of Earl Russell, that the Irish church question can be Fears were entertained that the adjoining co tt ages wou ld cruelties to en old man whose death (according to the medium will comprise a proccesion through the Devon- ace d es. , sine an Dimorders of the) settled by distributing the revenues between the be caught by the flames, and women and children wen got evidence of • coroner's inquest) had been hastened by them. shire Docks, an inspection of the dock workm and • ban- JOLLY.-August 29, Philip, the son of It. Jolly, ot High-stnet. ' eyed by that well.lorown rem ' se.c -al churches. The total disendowment and the out half naked, whilst beds and furniture had to be A second resolution condemned the guardians for having quet st the railway station. The docks at narrow are On WaStaaao Wird SI- IRA3(1•10514 PI I complete disestablisliment of Mr. Disrseli's ' alien brought out and delmeated in the fieldm There being a kept another old man in " imprisonment" from Christmas a par with the expanding character of the PhD& They LOWS- -August aa. at g t. Georgeeroad, Peckham, Jesse loer. ' .v 7 Mate the recommendatio church'-and the placing of all churches on a plentiful supply of water at hand, the engine Wes gO• tO to the present time. aged 61 stretch acmes the peninsula to the south of the town, the - '• tso t Clarendon.road. Notlingbill, Anna reOSELEI .-Augus , • lateellaiul effect : and where b. adapted. Sold by 1 basis of ' perfect equality '- will be henceforth work, and commenced playing on the burning mass, with • HEALTH RESTORED By Dl7 BARRY'S FOOD TO TEE Devonshire Dock comprising 30 and the Buocleugh Dock , widow of the late T. Moseley, Sea. seed 61. ' ik l at t er box, or obtained t -- es ever the popular programme in Ireland. The time has view of saving ths nore-room where esveral thousands of eromaes, nerves, hum. and liver of old and y sten , Xsi acrem while there is also a timber pond or dock ot 351 STANYORD. -August 30, at St John's-hill. New Wandsworth. s MUTTON. arrived when this final and deliberate resolve ought to be pounds' worth of finished gc:ods were kept. In this as dyspepsia (Indigestion - 1 - constipation. bamboo acidity - Weal: scree. The total area of the docks and timber ponds is Mar, Nesbitt. Ike riffs of g. B "aked. me d 34 • • definitely known to all men-to the popular party in well as in the saving of the ensues they wen succesa f u l. ackm neursleis„ hysteria, palpitatioe, sleeplessness, drehiMly 105 acres, the wharves and sidings adjoinine tbe docks ..... 4. at WARD -4taust 31, at Warwick-road, maids-hill Wed, Mu NORTON'S CAM England, to ministers, to ex-ministers, and to expectant The building was tour storeys in heMht Nearly the whole MI. •CWIN. . 1111 0 fevers. OTailit 10W e sphita eo,cee measure 100 acres, and the sites for the shipyards and • w Med Evenwhowe, In Bettie minieters. Any other policy would be met on the Irish of the machinery was destroyed. The mum of the fire is law his if eal eh e h e . rea.77lC: aid aU ... S. In I'l'l 4l th" eg works mneprise 230 mum to r pa- at Is. lee.; mb., Es. ed.: lzio , els. : ' Mateo sod Published by WILIALS Knoctlatill. et X. 6, --- platform with an amount of popular indignation whi c h no t kn own , but it is supposed to have originated by the MM.. 404.-Du Barry and Co., 77, E London ; * also at The A orthern Whig says that several fatal cases /„„„b. r d.ar ee e, is tee ettr ef London, Printer, at Me OF.EAD'S CCIFAHIN would mule it and overwhelm its authorn if penhasce overheating of some greasy watts. The stook kr partly sn, Oracecharch-alrest; 4, ; 41$ gml Ooford i men ; of cholera are said to have occurred in Bessbrook, nest n e l 'a In rww ' hewl ' etreet • in hh. Erect" we Inialfri".. demur a cure is eff ode any perste weld be found rash sweet to prepaid it." hone& owl all rooms and i NM,. , TVMSDA7.IIIIII7IIII3R3 3, Mt. ••ea I the Pads Physlci .• • ; at 0. Jaren, the mil • of the Parts School M k ' • • • '