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

SPORTING. THE WOLVERHAMPTON. LEWES, AND MIADINO MAJITINus. TO TIM ODIUM OP Till 3.1/1101S. Hu,-8e Welly employed it the racing world cia t- ••• which always in. to take pre is Aug... it* cot .we. the without= cal the metes for the ClO•frirl , h 411 Cambri4sahire bialaes (by far the laegost ea re.-.to! :se am., their weiesits, sad the M. Leger will be • Wad *too maul the Tett Mesta( het thaa brought to • tomminwessa, whea maw of tho aurthara stables will Mew tire tromp...Ma if they ham say asimals capable of *lmposer wilt The Lead," who hoe ocospletsly spoiled opooooloa opts the ram by Me roam us which M ham away woo Ike Goodwood Cep. A moot remarkable ve stment*, • i*h01111•111111111 with the St. Legge is Me position of Idancoette he the whim, for *lda "Much won frosty yawed afritah him Übe. he Geethros.o Cep see mow takeit afar la diegrerefsi Wolin .• tiorem.ly Ha sever moo showed the rem, Isioduag very wer Met, sad bow he to to tura the 14.1. *pm thy remaiwod Lead is hint knows to them eappornag ham ,I cadre is Wag allewohor to the dark se Do waster, sad as wily asopowere that the et. Lehr wed he Fr.ductim a. meg wistoker the Derby. be ler seethe al Lam km wad er,pid ettidow towards impromisaist of kee hem sad bat for the .tali ettraeliow al Of ..lorrisamplam, thairopoom pet forth Mb jeer would drier meteor .11 Ms risme. The Gerd Pb.. 'eihm,p worth rushee o, wet 11001. Wad, sod her ef amehers will bie tarsi*. Limeirigtoe sad ens of Deewtite bag the prilaiie abieseem Wail Mdse. 3 yeall4ll6, is MAW • "goad Wag, - art she 01114•64 Wig le might. a la the weight, bat the Lewes *Oohs wit met lea se ewe, Mama es Mob we rimed. Patealeare fisa lilb Orly it every Are% NMI "Mr. Itsgby" ham mily to meads shift mere weight te it with both uf hi. pair —Toms.. emu, 6 he. Owl4lb, mid Dim Jacket, 6 pi, 114 The latterW dos• pm dial of work r is l iss eed so Teememem tee always be mineted to ma her he may lam te &MUM Al cry fa* Wild Bees oar Oat te de Se hem the Mel* mad dell be al ell eskaiithed al the " pat " hake spew by lt. Dew ase Drlghles is. all Moberg el the weights for the ball-mile Trial does; let se he amid aet heel • meersalle tweiesr-sid tar TWA Bert year hr this imam Ney le le as the mode Le travois le peeve alkaline good for hiss at Lib is the years. The Two-year-eid iltelme will Wag sevevel viewers whom .apatalitles are am emir aerawered—thelnc is Cientrime, Lovebird, the Chime Wawa lity, aid am Meta asset bats( set; hat the Weir swum the Wet are ammo]. sag. wee deateeks Is ream tee *near et Seeding. he dwell tea dew all NOR to. await of meaty mitered le the wh.a she belief et Drigeros, she mut be eery mar the marl at the Casty Time ; sad Easdkbeso did ea/weak to the last rem at Driqa le hem my wild...batUbe Aristocrats Pb.. . two home as. mai toe la the shoed &Weal, the De ammo Bawd- mop oppeoring like soaker eiteley for Lady Gamy, while the Nursery as the meat open event of the meth& the ter ead-tweary raw ragtag Mr eery akely beetheepped, •d the only ow las peed • May Ca le Fin Leal, 7st 414 A dome al she Whom homed which the two days' apart it WolearMmptsm r med. up are .beady menalarts, the pimp& nip—tlea Wolverhampton Beam—basing lora blocs the world for shoat sin weeks, • proceeding that to hardly neasemey, at my minim, se more than a dozen Piesaine ham taw place since their painicattom, and the pow. pinadier Moo sot hemmed the rate haring the apportion of • ''earteisly for ow out of two or three attic, alt. The Awhat Bram is only meeting Newcastle oa 11La w..rmltew Hula at Liverpool, which is hardly oadlolloat to MO.. their poillitme tf that were • this rem rate; the BONA,. homer, cat ma so moderately os the to/lathe/ o er/ that tue rummies le incomprehisobie. Newonale teat Phil wane, domino the mint 10Ib be give Win . bat he may tied • &Dimity le helm' lalle to Gaspard, who did not &woo himself at Goodwood, whoa to geed ompsay, mid abould be set to to men. ter the grew otuain haiedicaps, all lotelheWs exertions mg= asamanng tor Lori Btasalard'e mow 46001, pandwo. Is a pro mointy t f whop Lapeer twatisediag for the litam. ford B mai*, LW two yeer-eldu la • totter is. them ha whented ai inamford, and setae Memos is hat her • mile be wall take arrow brattng, emir. the Pleward will sat be idie with thin, such wineaks as Emily, Theessilim, sad Beatunk to select from, and Ms Hadosehrd Darby wed, tics 800Jal, not Wog away slim Iron the aeurn, Mould pat oau appesninoe fop hie drat ilepreillet Mr. Merry appears to b. indul‘tag hie yonagus, with plenty al met, sad as he mimed such • clortaiety as the Briobtos Bimetal sphisred, be is hontly fa* se mad Qs trill heck ward Brother to Hatabow r amok comparay ; and for the Shot 4.4 the touch ,awed Horror we may hay* to Wait a little L tam, he burled &rim') mimed half a deem ragoehoww. Hein, them me go eel inveriale for a Hold to Lamellae, Vim this.., ow of Lint fitanttunl's, Odo, 110101116. okr.. I preferring the chars:.. of thoni men- Mewl in the order named. Tim •ithdrawal ul Plaetyr Dago• from all is. Liverpool eagagensesis plow his under meepieram as he a decidedly beet is Mr the Pomluall Heedi esp. sad my Loth moat be plead in Kestrel, 6 yre, 7.t 131 b, who was hocked her such good moan , for ills Noy& Hunt Cap at Awe*. Timm woo a abort race la a comma cantor at St* Menthe, And he is deserving of mew mph& for the Itreativi: Pere, 6.11 • mil., sad the Goodwood twain potato to Lady Peal, 3 yre, 7.t lib, sal Tonight, 3 yea, tat 1 . 2.1 b, SO 111. maw *apt oorthy Sr the ball mil. borough Dlesabors' P. e. The Chinamen& Stakes is. en este) , bowman Oxford, Chance Shot, Predictor, Cecilia, sad Lo patin., se the boot et the public perforators, sad la the prat:oho atomics if Oxford, Lupallaa, Wapiti his 79 moo. cm about poll demob, especially tt be should retry bir W Btamogord Bleeehl on hooday. Fallow him. rootlets*, with Jib ihe too of Comb% oadlit to dt•poaa el the OW, hie defeat of Dethrly aad the Drum at Pmts. tract hems • miry dew perfermtace. la the 11.1yeate Ileadvisp, see weer& • boll, I kt Reaper is " thrown le," but the moat favoarabiy welgard is the /Loons Briton, 4 yr. 7.. lit, who lola node elf26lb from J sac Sprteg, and sally ott, odour 411 to °nimbi*, whom he ought w boa Ibsoogh Pears nude; at Waromer. 'The Name, ILIr damp wW be bat bole elected by heinous uvulae, sad Be Qame, TA Mb, het no m forward ea two or time moral ertasesas OM I emit me what I. r Wooers with his eiso. or, mks ais Diememd, who was hashed Is the him of mash • dyer es liedastee at Homeadea. The Climbed Cap la •Wat se iatomerleg on Item es its eemembe el ltrightea. with the wham disWe to he eimisesd. sad 1 shell set iwieuhee wok 11, the asavesettag of Shomode sheet hump • othelety. while V M pa em le maelitseehle doelet Clompard halm kispasty have to de will the "lag Amor Mai hem hem= sheet him he the Cooreetick amid - La lb, Praha Seams. heiwyeadesso he sot Meiji* be allowed W stem sod hem hem obey to put la aft .manses to ▪ opyrebba. Osey hillewdeles bons ben dosed too the A.edlas met. hi. wed bpi the i. se sewed el then wmpeped st Welywrhemplo• end loom; re airline el *bah peetorks• wash be est eel piss. mw•orhe nag oebequestly b. Wet woe by kr dre bra iheborthy of the week. the ably drawled' bob, the mean of the Ilwieldeo liaadicep by Ldebea., vM l• WSW • “oweedry" en the otheth el Ye easels. with booboo Clembewed. tad IS ppm hos q. pea seebbby be hoot Ida Or the no wesellohly hie Web bin U. embus ftr tel. Cep. arl pee so he hew pond hbodf be ems. bewe who sew vow& than bobs • pewholly Qom Dem. I yob. Sob . Ida the bales sees bin. The Abbey _ Iltobts: 'Waft andlltint . mod the Itatalstel Plato big • stemble, It at ix rat my ; Owls. my woo letturat Ilknoty Osthwhisp tot dip Pork Stair ; sod to aelikary Mt the w_l low mkt the itarbas Illtabst. MX • _lc to bast Yet dito mot ore al Ott Um tor yiet-cits ye b." ".. .046.01. 'areal, OS With Illeassart itetstiso, Sank) Watery. awl Is sio swim h.d. tot 1 titaM Ira let thou Ilittates wry sort, la Me odor meek maim LAYS. Ambit pow varsity of 'kM compaity b bib polleirars iffelvd•frogualMMO&-1 &a TATTIRSALLS-15avulaT. Oa eiseeth el the lathe mobs edam pier IbU the nen we wad ea Ilka• Ase fre the pram a seethe' the thealeas wawa The ereadease. beareee, lON WA 11•1111111111111% mai Ire aleas eat, • peeled M. walla my lota wee Mee ea haw ~a LIMNS HANDICAP. loos us Wild Rom (.) 4 to 1 spa 'micas) , (I) It. 1 Y (t) 4 t I I Clam Watetse of)( to 1 Tomeausest .44 Um lad!'" ..mod.. (t) Wt. MM. .13 I. 1 sea hulk& (s) 30 to I opt Wails (1) 311/0 to Samar (t) WOLVERHAMPTON MEETING.—To-monow. raocotAmmE OP ?RR SPORT. - ---....--. Tits Illetto.chr. *TAR,. (ilarMasp) 14 II sm. Ma, bk with IMO Ti. trimmer al any berilm bombe with or wittiest additions, to 1411 W. (ladailing "mu ss... c omet, bettonoo July 111, at 9 LW. NW lite ear dna kike I 4.1.0 to carry 7111; of 11110 Ina aleilefie 19Y011.1, One .u- nal a MIL - "Ai 2On . r VIII Swm Swat ..... ls 4 i t .."4" iAii. . i 1 l i m .ii bi - 7: l i i iNP • • 3 6 3 1666611 E . . 3 3 untiiiiiiiiries 'nava et Ittwit . ..iiiii,i . ii,witilT, p . Wei Me I-prado; alAk &a 7'ltt. ; rim= big.. slut . kcal's le the wean pm to Ivory elb • tree, 7tb ami. T .lAimmiglis bolf..etile. A mobs. Zoe, I by ebet theerlibl. 11 7 ,43 * Illea c l ie r Woofs illotHoßael et 11/36, Sookseiol. A.* Clem. lb* • W 081111ests, Asa Valk Pnitissar elb ante), The Gem a Mq. flesolllte, TathrosslA Coo (71b ems), Thiskold. ()units. Lq.IM. (7lb *atm), NwtA LAserhir• 1 (44 we.), Tyseas, PINI/01" Daold. sik I by Stoltz, Am Wide limy, br o by &MAIL am hem A esoot cs Area mot 10 som ari l / 2 A It, with li added, A. the plods°, at awe wremed le ni3 • °o ho, Set 7D; 11.1.. , .., isi Lb The pubes d mit Webers.* .. motes sem to be &Hewed 36. bel so k as illawras. Owe mood tbo CiAltlO. leigiribika" WO bier. I t. Witch. Crippieeste,l3owdaie (Mb), Astswoldis NM Me Coeiter), • Tsbited, Megikeis, Trills, Stir-pudding, Nosegay, Ado; 2. lb . y.sesry sad Usealt.—Produce of The Ism two not de. TN Ctsvizain•Cts (lespecie) by subscription of 10 sows. seek 5 it, whit 60 eilled; 3.yr olds, ,st , four, B.t 61b five, ; all mil se* USA; MOM awl geldings ellowed : the aissai bons to naive 10 son, out of the stakes If low wart; the gime of sissy nee of 200 sows. waist is earry 71b; of two ar or at slay trace of 500 sows. wiles 121 b sates; wadi s 1.411 allowed dib; 4-y ' , olds and uremia, 121 b the *taw Iss he sold, with his %emanate, it 500 i Twice mend, starting !on the &sad. - - Mei , AP AI. asollot. ..... ... $ etaharee 3 'Pilot 43 146.46a611 4 Amu. 3 eatrearea a Sr Win . 6 14•366.66 .- . 4 tore Proderead 3 . 3 Tin livasial Lc= (luabdifty) 6801r...en, 2h. 4se to the teal, what JO added, to. 2-yr-olds ; a voissar alit et, Ilit, et 11 Lae.. to carry alb; twice ur wore, 716 ems. kni. Olt ligi-alls. a is .4 i = .l 7 AM . 1 11 all THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8 1869. ILato *ateWilma. METROPOLITAN COUNTY COURT& OM* Ana upnang kr the plum mut Weinommin. Mt. MertUbWam—Mindid, Mewl 9; 1. &I. 9; Wormegar.lo; T9uidier.ll; Mac 11; legmrdw.u. 11.91199099.1191.1460rpe559—We4i1ift. Algal 10; nixed*. U. Pilaw 12. R winos. A lersbade.mre—Mondsr. Worm-KAM O•barskansi--Trae, AWN 9; Thermar. 11; FM*. U. mranirest—MOs AM* 9; Twolor.1; We** da tlLro Cumbering Mimi 9; Tuedlar.l; Irrid.y. IL Utsmsgrsca—W Mgt IL wooer cur —llomgor. Ludo Mmioes Coast. —Widow** dogwilg 488121 INTELLIGENCIL HOME ClRCUlT.—Caoytiox, AuotrsT 8. (B•6x• 14. 'treks Crovdir and a Comma Jury.) This was an sedan to norm damages been the defendant, who is an attorney, for having negligently conducted certain legal procsediags for the plaintiff. Mr. Robinson was counsel for then plslatiff ; Berjeant Parry and Mr. Joyce were for the defendant. This min arm oat of some proceedings that have been frequently Wore the pablio. The plaintiff, Miss Rosanna Dopes Prey, la a very respectable young "roman. and she um forma, in the service of Lord and Lady &dead as lady's meld, bet in the year 1864, in consequence of some ditageeemeat ha the establiabmeet, she was soddenly die s/mad. The plaiatil then brought an mks against Mr,. Poterg the bersebrapar of Lord Zeeland, for slander, and a esomil amiss @Oast Lewd Zeeland, and both thee motions Med ler VIA The fret only ma tried, and it reetalted in the jay giving the plaintiff • verdict with 1004 damages. The sodas apart Lord Zetland was postponed, and in the mesathste • tale wee granted for a new trial in the action against Mrs. Potter, and both Show actions again stood for trial. The solicitor for the plaintiff in these proceedings we • gentleman named Voulee, and it appeared that he made • compromise, according to the carie for the plaintiff, entirely without her consent, under which he received a sum of 3004 _to earns both actions. The plaintiff it appeared only received 601. of claim money, and she was requo,d to sign a paper which she thought was a receipt, but which turned out to be a promissory seen,, and she sew afterwerds sued upon this note by Mr. Tombs, but ha failed In his action, and the note was ordered to be im pounded by Mr. Justice Brie. The plaintiff than, it ap peared, brought as action against Mr. Voohis to negligence, the present defendant, Mr. Foster, acting as her attorney, and, according to her testimony, he buoyed her ep to • long time with the idea that As we, sure to sucomd, and that she would retort r 5004 de:lieges at least. As thetrialappreethed, however, she represented that he changed his tow and ad rimed her to compromise, but she reined, and at bark the case went for trial and the result wee that she mil obtained a verdict upon one count in the deolaratiee, sad booms liable for all the coos, and the present attics was brought against Mr. Foster for alleged negligent. in the manner to which he bad conducted the action against Mr. Wades. The plaintiff having deposed to many of the above facts abs was cross-emnined at very considerable length, end from her answers it wee evident that she wee under the the everybody couneoted with the mss had can to preveM her from getting kudos. 811 s complained my much of Mr. Bookies, who was her mooed in the se dge against Mr. Voids% sad said that be bad dared her to motion the named Lord sad Lady Sedirad, sad said that he would ruin her owed she did. Me aloe said that alter be had opened the awe he imataillstolg left the court, and the trial, which she enpeoted would have lasted two days, was over in an hour. dhe hkewise declared that Mr. Haw klea advised her to compromise, told her that now of the judges would go against a nobleman, and that Lord Campbell, who tried the rose, in particalar, world not do so. (Loud laughter , in which the learned jadge joined.) The plaintiff admitted that Serjeant Wilkie., bee format counsel, strongly advised her to compromise the anginal action, and that another attorney whom dm had consulted on the matter refused to take tip the clue. It also appeared that in the ma ttes against Mr. Voulee, Lord Campbell raid he appeared to have acted bootie:ably and ropily, and that en offer was look to goy hr 601. wed di bar OCAS. mid that she was strongly urged to aompt the oat, and bt the Mai tie dshadot obtained • mein use the emote kw mealtimes, end the gin Bader arms es we upon • count la Mow se recover sows medical , and Mr. Vonlas arimented to • wog for that west,but ahe wee liable tor dr wbels of the oasts. The *twit likewise sated that eta bad not pad Mr. Foster • stogie birthing for costa daring the the. be had been acting for bee, and although he had obtained a judgment against her, he bad not taken any steps to enforce it. The plaintiff, in the course of her examination, said that her object throughout these proceedings was to vindicate her charmer, and that it was impossible for her to do so unless she gnat into the whole of the particulars connected with the conduct of Lord and Lady ZetLand, and the manner in which she had been treated by them, but she bad never been allowed to doso. . At the clot.a of the cue for the plaintiff Serjeant Parry submitted that the evidence failed to make out toe avermente in the declaration, and, after a long technical Argument, hie lordship decided in favour of the objection, and directed a nonsnit. . . . . Eietirent Parry said he thought it was only due to his !awned friend, Mr. Hawkins, to state that he wee in attend ance, and would hays been examined as a witness, if hie evidence had been required, and he would have positively con• *Mimed the plaintiff in teeny of the statements sin had made. The plaintiff waa then nonenited. IIEOZASEN O. TINCANT AND OTHERS. - - - The plaintiff m this Jostens* eras Yr. flugemine, for Beadwich, and the defendants were Admiral Vincent sad several other electors of the borough. The action um brought to recgree dam iv* fur • libel that had been published by the defendents, and which imputed to the plaintiff that he had teen guilty of bribery and entitnidation at the chction for this beeetigt in April last. The defendants pleaded not guilty, and elm • justification. The jag Monied a verdict for the plaintiff—damages, five pious. Cawing COVILT.—(Bdono Mr. hastier Blackburn.) lie/serf Ogs, the soldier who was convicted oo Fnday of robbing • tiergymes of hia watch at Guildford, wee brought up udgmrat, and as it appeared he bad previously turns • psi almrecur, the learned judge only sentenced him to eitrathe herd labour. whale el the speolal Jury teem will be tried by Mr. Julies Crowder, wept vadat particular circumstances, and ell the commas jury mums will p hakes Mr. Justice Blink bum The criminal bugs+ is sot yet comloded. so that this learned judo will not take civil business Defers the middle of the day on Youday (this day). WESTERN CIRCUIT.—Bownx, Mover 6. (Baton Justice Cheapen.) &spies Betwjiril Laval BA 63, surgeon, was indided tar the wilful murder of Jame Oeddy, at Peanonth, on the Zkd Jaw. Mr. Cele need Mr. Cox prowated ; sad Mr. Coleridge and Mr. Kingdom defended the prisoner. Prom the evidence adduced for the preeentica, It dam ea the 23rd of June the prisoner arrived at 1= sad, dew having had • gleam of gin and water hike Greta teak Motel, west to hie mother'. hoses, Rita Lodge, which le fa the town. The only parties reardine at Ida Lodge wen the prisoner. mother, an old lady of 82, and Lettere unmarried daughter., between the ewe of 40 and 60. The primmer le a surgeon by profeedoe, and at this taw held as nrt at the Waston•euper-blare Infirway. olher — had made him an allowance of a retain sum of money annually, but this from some MUSS wee discontinued, and it was mipposed, but ft did we come out is evidence, that this east he reason a the prleweee viit, aa be bad sot been to me his mother for twelve maths previously. ghostly alter six o'clock on the evening Is gaieties, die primer nag the hell of his mother*. hones, sad the door wee opined b. Mery Ann Bell, hi. sister, who, on seeing him, item& distrily went upstairs to prepare her mother to he him. followed close to he steps into the sitting. room, when Mee. Bell wee. He spoke to her, end she became much agitated, urn which Mae Bell said, How could you come and agitate my mother In each a manner Si.. then went doerwtaire into the kitchen to prepare her Mater Charlotte to he hen. The prisoner followed so far se the hall, where the Mame Bell saw him when they came (tom the kitchen. All three then went tato the drawing •rosto and high wo-11s mow but money matters were not nem- Boned. Ultimately Mies Charlotte Bell wont for the de ceased, who wee a master in the Royal Navy, for him to In tercede end get her brother to leave the house. Mr. Csldy wee an old gentleman of about 72 years of age, and generally beloved. When Mr. Caddy tame, he, is company with the primmer and hie sisters, bad a brief conversation. in the course of •hich the prisoner told the deceased that Mho would accompany him halo another room alumna be would tell him some particulars ; but tbo deceased said ha lied no wish to go into family molten. The prisoner became very angry with his sisters, taco& which one of them said etie would call the polies. The prisoner, who wee very much excited, said nothing. The deceased waa perfectly calm, All four then went into the purism, where, egalmt owed the walls, two Indian ewers were banging. The prisoner took a chair from one part of the ball, placed it underneath where the wears were, than got upon the chair, aid reached one down. He esdde. broke It wow his knee, retaining the piece with the Med blade at the end, and, throwing the other away, exclaimed that he would do fee tbe first parses that came to bim. Oa this Mary meant at the Peat door Into the garden to seek for help, and Merlotti, got eh of the drawierroom window for the mew prepay, havlse Mr. Caddy awe with the prisoner. Jut at this time a emment girl, ward Love day Jainism was praise, mad boterteg a wise eke sl to weertain what it was. aloe was Ade to me pleinly "d what pared in the hall, which was about 30 feet from where she stool, in consequence of there being a wiedow at the end op polite the door. Pb' steles that she saw the primer strike the deoeseed • blow es.left thigh with so lastrament like ;lweedbeviree, and whoa Ike sew the spear she affirmed a that wee the Wad d weepon seed. At the time the blow wee given Mr. Caddy wee at some dietwee from the prfeener, sad theta*/ rushed at the deemed. Me siteerted that tf Mr. Caddy twl hated hie beide ageism the prisoner she na Luau* witametA (Lib. Caddy,on feeling himself wounded staggered towards the deer, and ultimately got down over about a half -dam Wipe 611 the gravel walk, where he wee caught in the woe dMazy Ann Bell just se he WY filling, sad deposited milkier:mad At that moment the primmer exclaimed to Ida sister, " It is your fault that I am come to this." In the meantime the girl Janataga had given an alarm, and three gentleman awned Edwards, Fender, and Roes came into the garden. Whoa the prisoner saw Mr. Edwarda, he rid "I have done it," and nut iato the braise. Ambiance was at ones poetized ; bat it was ',Meat that Mr. Caddy was dybsg. The prison, although be was a menace, offered no amiatanos. Mr. Roes assisted the other g.ntlemen in getting the demand late the hen" where they laid blot on • sure. nerdy afterwards Mr. Bain" surgeon, arrived with touraiquist, which be pat on, but the decesard ted Pee rthreeinartars of an hoer afterwards. The prim:ear, to the course of otavereation, rid Mr. Caddy sprung upon Ida, sad received the wouad in a scuffle. Shortly alter the micorreesce Mr. Brion superintendent of police, took the prisoner into onsiody. When he did so he was muck ea hitede sled esid, " I took the ewer in my own &bac," Hes Lardatip havflig mamma up at very considerable length, thejely renn4 sad after a deliberation of half an hour, retuned a verdict of manalangittee. The prisoner, on being asked whether he had anp thing to say why sentenew should not be peered, addressed the court ln a tenthly endow, is which he aNeeksd almost every one who had given ienee against Ida with bitter malignity. and repeatedly called the Almighty sad his „ dear Saviour;' whose blood be had tasted on the preceding Sunday, to bear witness to his innocence. peeslng esntanoe, remarked that It was a very fortunate thing for the prisoner that the jury did not hear his remarks before they delivered their verdict, for if they had, the probability woe that the black malignity he had exhibited towards the witnesses would have induced them to have found him guilty of the more 111e01111 crime of murder. His °lithos was as close to murder as it could be, and hit punishment must be next to death. He had made up his mind before he heard the prisoner's remark. what the sentence .hould be, and be now gave uttering, to that determination by sentencing him to penal servitude for life. OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Montorrn, AUGUST 8. CIOWN COVELT.—(Before Mr. Justice Wallow) THE WIPE lICADIA AT NEWPORT. Matthew limiest, a tailor and heather, aged 26, was in dicted for feloniously killiag and mustering his ertfe, Bush Francis, by cutting her throat with • razor, at Ne wp ort, on the 12th of Much lent. The prisoner leaked very pals, end appeared to be suffering from meatal depeemion. He was arraigned, and pleaded not guilty at the Match amine, but him trial wee then postponed until the premat occasion. Mr. M'Mahon and Mr. Matthews tar, and the pri soner was defended by Mr. Kettle Mr. Sawyer. It appeared from the evidence that the pneoner and do ceased were 'oath extremely violent, and had lived very un comfortably together for some time ; she buying more than once threatened to have him Wove the magistrate fir his conduct towards her. She then Mt him, and went to live at the house of one Hawkins, a plesterer, in Newport. The prisoner went repeatedly to urge to return home. but she refused. On one of three °combos he took up a tette and threatened to kill her, and on the lest =mien he went armed with a razor, become very violeat, took off his °oat, and threatened his wife that Woes she returned home with him he would kill her. She still refused, an altercation took place between them, upon which the prisoner seized her by the head and drew the razor mamas her throat. The prieoner made a statement, in which he fully admitted his While the evidence wee being given the provirer wee eased with s fit, and for some time containsl in violent oon- Tuitions. It required the united power of several men to hold him. He struggled furiously, and yelled out, " Let my go to her :" Mr. Greatwood, surgeon, went to his aid, and the gaol surgeon was vent for. The prisoner was removed from court, and the trial wan delayed for about half an hour, daring which lime the wretched man was partially restored. When brought back to the dock he was somewhat revived, bat it was eugoested that he was nimble to comprehend what TIM Jadge said be bad oonferred with the surgeon, who soured him that the prisoner was quite capable of under standing what was posing. Ile thereto ordered the trial to proceed. This episode, as may be imagined, crested a po'nful ex citement, which continued evident throughout the involiga. ton, loot of the audience commiserating the prisoner, and many women were weeping. The evidence then proceeded. Mr. Kettle having addreand the jury on behalf of tho pri soner, and The learned Judge having candidly summed up, The jury retired; sad attar a quarter ef an hour's abscise* morsel into court with a verdict of Guilty. TO Judge put on the black cap, and, in a tone displaying easeliderable emotion, passed sentence of death in the usual fame. . . . . . lie primmer, u be was led down from the dock, wiped the perspiration from hie pallid brow, and exclaimed, •• It la a jut eentonoe. I deserve it. lam willing to die." THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. Messrs. Gee. R. Firth and High /out, of Fenrhurch @beet, wholesale pepper dealers, appeared to a etuntoona charging them with selling adulterated pepper, and else with trading without a license ; and another deb, Reeve. litephen son and Never, were charged with maunfacturieg the come. Mr. Dwell attended on the part of the Comusiseinnere of Inland Revenue to conduct the prosecution ; and Mr. Humphrey', jun., attended as solicitor for the defendente. The Beebe officers and other witaesees were about to prove the ease, whoa Mr. Htunghreye termed the desire of hb clients to plead guilty, and to explain the circumstances under which the alleged adulteration hid taken place. It wu, he said, the well-known practice of the trade to cell three qualities of pepper ; the third and cheapest of which consisted of mere weeping". Now the defendants never cold this bat description of pepper; but, instead of it. they mixed a propwtiou of the beet pepper with dower of rage, which was a very harmleee ingredient, and certainly in no respects so dekteriene as the third quality of pepper oeually sold, and with which all kinds of dirt and even coal duet got mixed in the 't sweepeog" prooese. Surely It wee better for the public, requiring the cheep article, to have the prepara tion made by hie client. thecae consume the objectionable cow. poeftioncalled tt eweeploge.' They were bound, however, toad. mit that, to thisextent, the pepper seized by, earl forfeited to, the Exebe was adulterated, although it was hoped that the penalty would not beenforced, and they were lowerealready to the extent of 351. by the seizure. With regard to the charge of trading without • license, it was explained that the firm having moved from Sise-lane, their former place of butinese, the collector had sot called for the amount (128.6 i. only per annum), and the thing had been overlooked. Mr. Jardine fined Means. Firth and Jones 1001. for the first offence, and 201. for the wooed. The use of the manufacturers was then gnu into. and a fine of 501. inflicted, ad the defendants being rebind to the End re Corensissionen In respect to any application ter • QtT g ;th;. - 7i7e;il;;itifti . WiINMI We1ia0;11 Armor, Lilly a collector of rates ion Mingles, *gala *preyed spa a charm of embezzling various mss al raw ts the, emment of 700/. and upward*, received by Mat en seamed et the parish of Bt. Mazy, Islington. Mr. Lamb*, the vestry clerk, said that sines the lest ex amination the prisoner's sureties bad paid the amount of the bend. He &mild not now proceed with the lancer sem, as he did not desire to Indict for • general deficiency as shown upon the prisoner's accounts, but the embezzlement wee com plete as coon so • frenduirot non-amounting was shown. He now intended to take three funher cases of specifics em bezelement, and If he should decide upon g ing on with any more, be would give notice to the other side. Three different ratepayer* then gave evidence of baring paid MUDS of money for rates, and tar which the prisoner bad given them no peeper receipts. These persona hail been returned an defaulter, end no credit had been given to the vestry t*pse t of the three rates. Mr. Hiuniya, who appeared tot the prisoner, tad be should roam the defence. . . . . The prisoner was then committed for trial at the Central Criminal Conn.. _ The agate ball am before was pat in, and the prie,ner was liberated. LAMBETH, Mr. Benjamin Thomas Jon.., of 76, Mount-street. Groove nor-square, who, it will be reoollected, woothe prrercutor is the case of Welter. and Edwards, the quacks, and who ob tained' conviction end 18 moatlas' each hard labour against them, applied to the Hors. G. C. Norton for hi. advice and assistance under the following somewhat peculiar thrum stances _ . . . . . . Mr. Jones sold be had undertaken the prcercution against the eotorions quirks, Willem and Edwards on pubic growndr, with a view of exposing end peens down their peas pretties'. He bad mot cousidered what the stomp.. of these preseedinge would be, bat be now &hoovered that, ea proems - ter to the matter, lashed to pay no leas than 68/. He weseet • very poor man, but hewn* by no means rich, end he theestht ft very lard that be should have copy eo much money in additive to lie lose of time, which was considerable. He wished to sak his warship whether he would kindly suggest some mew or sada him to an applicatiou to government in order the; he might be repaid the express, or at all events a pert of then. Mr. Norton expressed his eitenisheseet that the applicant should have bees saddled with the expanse of a case of ewb public importance, sad said it wee his impeeesiou that the whole charge would bare been bores by the merited profes sion, which bed been es muck heated by the expoeure • eat of *camps who were add to have netted 3,0001. or 4,0001. 7:Samuel Smith, surgeon to the National Ear Institu tion, who accompanied Mr. Jonas, add that the " Regbleation Society " woeld have taken up this prosecution, rely that they bed no funds beyond what were employed in scaliest unqualified practitioners. He could = rnal orpeak to the disintereeted perseverance with which Mr. Jo es had followed up the prosecution, and he thensht it wouM be exiewilegly hard upon him to bear the expenses 31i it. Agar the opines expressed by his worship, that the medicAl progenies ought to reimburse Mr. Jones the amount, en opinion in which he All concurred, he begged to bead • subscription list towards defraying the apneas with& dona tion of ft. Mr. Norton said that wee very handsome, sad a very good and if the sebsceipteose did not come up to the tram required (bat of which he eatortained no doubt) be would have no objection to apply to the Home-office for an order for the differsoce. Mr. Smith then ended.* in p enure rabsoriptinna. and Mr. Jones having mimed We t cab is 114. Norton for hie Wad attaiUm, the rift gleam EXECUTION dT I'OBIC. On Saturday, at noon, John Riley suffered the puntehment of the law for the murder of his wife by cutting her throat, at Bull, on the 3rd ult., under circumstances which have been recently before our readers, by forfeiting his °walla, on the gallows behind York Cude, la the pre• seine of soma thousand, of spectator,. _ . The unhappy man wee oa several tines during the conned Friday visited - by ths Rev. J. C. Theneson, the chaplain of the prison, the last iakenew that day between the reverend gentleman and the culprit being from half-past eight to nine o'clock, at which time the wretched man we.' In a calm end eatisiaetory state of mind. Shortly after the departure of Mr. Thompson, tr.e convict partook of hie nipper, and he then expressed himself to be in &perfectly happy slate, and said he never telt in better spirits in his life. lie afterward' em ployed • portion of hi. time in reading the scripture'. He expreined his deep sorrow for his foul transgreesions, sad stated his firm belief that he should be saved. The culprit has repnitadly confessed his guilt in general terms and acknowledged the jtuitice of his sentence, bat has not made any formal or detailed conlemion of th e circum- Mame' relative to the murder he perpetrated. The culprit walked with a firm step on to the scaffold, and the acertutomed prayers having been read, Riley was p laced under the fatal beam, and the bolt of the drop was withdrawn. The unfortunate man struggled for • few momenta but soon ell was over. Life terminated in rather lees than two minutes after the drop fell, and the culprit apparently did not suffer mach. The body wee suspended the usual time, one hour, when it wee out down, deposited in a puffin, and subsequestly interred, pennant to the terms of the sentence, within the precinct, lotthe prison. Ili L . ildrildba iii'......:"' r 1 • am • t • e.e reals—iapeamear ea I•4l9l"aswalus.----•••••••••• ..... Liiiiiii::::.......... rim Tali Boaatrott m &Wpm . added CI eleapsteisse ol 7 rom im ea l eh. 42. awl 3 oft it . &timid by July 16, to go to the 2401. ••• ill spa • Iri•••• of say real after Jaly 111, si II sa., so nb ; two or mOO% 10Ib extra. etraiitt belf sidle The weiebt woe* lag bale 21 12b, It Ye beta raised to Bet 121 b, sad the not la p•pledes. . . Po . t 4 o Am• a a =s . • II D•blift .......... 1 : I dmilas . LZWIS RACES. A new nee bas loss lOW to the asommt day'e lA, the molitwoto of whhilt en al mar : -- • Tay °LIND eras. Puss (Headlamp) of 401., Wiled to • Stosopetakto of 6 left sob der swag hens Warsaw En trust.= I soy., to go I. trod. Tea to ester no no race. Os. wile and • halt—To aloes to the Clock of the Course W. swans' (eloaday) beiurs sight o'clock, and the lesion' to to. p• ea bow afterwards. ROYAL YAM SQUADRON REGATTA. COWES, ACOVST 6. The annual ball took place last evening, and was warp folly attended, there babag upwards of 200 pctsoaspre sent. The lug* promised* or lounge is front the Castle was titled up is a very tasteful manner. The, last Match for the Squadron Money terminated the proceedings of the week sad took place to-day, bat the formidable list of fifteen stories, so announord on dotards, last. was reduced to the following wren —Arrow, cutter, IG2 tons, Mr. T. Chamber lyne Beetrioro, echooser, 208 tone Mr. J. E. W. Rolls; Wildfire, schooner , 69 toaa, Mr. J. Turner ; Gipsey flown, schooner, 190 tam, Sir H. B. Rushton Bart.; Brunette, cutler, 70 tone, Colonel 8. Smith; scooner, 218 tone, Mg J. Weld; Osprey, cutter, 69 tow. Colonel R. B. Huey. The contest wee foe 1001. for the first vessel, sod 251. for the second, sad was oprn to yachts of any squadron, bat although the original out of entries included three yacht' belonging to other clubs, the starters were all la- Medd in the Royal Yacht Squadron, except the Wildfire, which bacons to the Victoria d i vadron, at ltyds. A very good start was discard at eleven oclock, tM warm being, se .asst. mod the Wainer , and thence back to Egypt, and dem to oowee—twitie naiad. The wind was light hew the W.S.W., be, there was a amity sky, sad it was hold that the Weiss wool *ashen es the day were on. Toe Osprey sewed sod was of that, closely followed by the Brunette, the Arrow this& On minding the Werner for the second time the Alarm had Jihad before tither of the “ther vernly Ir. in .10; sad ye she condowed to led down to Cowen The Wildnre and Osprey node a pretty lee o ff Osborne, about a minute betWeNl them, tha Osprey istera. The time on arriving at Coons at the inlet was than taw R. X. a. MOM 27 16 PUNT f U 60 Tb. his meld Wm boss woo, bus • proton srasaufmrot agsinst boo mlio books mmt • jib-topsail on bee morn from too Warms tbo smotod doe, awl as this Was .gainse this sailing regelatisoe, the press was held to b. good by tbis saileng enormities, and ens w Wildtir• thleiye the htilt Kiss sod the Osprey assood. A id. days sows het Illsjaly Molly laresidoll IR to the co maul se of the squadron, to be essamdmil he by disown rd thr yo tits in rostiog-tnaicbso To Ibis sumo t e.ben of the iousdno subscribed soon, god tW aftentooo SOMA very spiritist Twin smog the um RAPID COMMCNICATION "trim THE SoUTN Or last.onn. —Os Saturdiay some ef the Lod daily Men wet% It &Mare, miceieed 1w Cork Maio twenty-four Wen of shalt Fabrication. 1 . 1111 mode of wassit was by um ordinary theft of the Great Western Ballwin, which Mares Paddler/ton for Bristol at 6 cm., reacting the lather Maas et lit:cloak. Thanes the ropers were orthaferred to the Big soiling packet of the Brutal General Bream Navigation Company, the Flora, Captain Poole, which started at horn, meabad Cork Lien M S a.m., and at 6 IS cm. on Saturday moitiong the papers thus irasautittal were delivered at the Cork Club. TM passage from port to port, notwitt &loading a strong admrsa wind sod heavy see, was thus Bred, In 'metres hours; and per expires teal* from Pad dington to Bristol the journey from the metropolis to Cork may sow be esoompl2elel within twenty he.... Two women belt aging tolls* Bristol General Stasis Compeuy—the Fbirs sod &bins —Bin. ply between Briouol and Cork three 1t... per week, sad tio- I. - rebates apprecia tion of the slangy of this mote to the o iiih of Ireland ren der* it probable Goat a d=cliat cvmoluiticolun betimes the two ports will West lICRDIR AT LEIDS.—A rabbet y and murder was coaseetteed at Lade am lhaseday lest. About ti tide& la She streeles • vsereaside obi may, name! [Haired Ifeereglise. ebb Mad at oboes two ones ban Les*, eye poi Mae ea • paha h..r pathhich eremed • deli sail Oa Paten, bateau Ilarehilla w and Read woes be wee earellel and robbed by two ass, Mile beat him oar the bad violently with a Wedges, lidliediug mark it juries ma cased be desk on tha follower( maseag. They only gee Red kis 2a. in mossy sell Ms aaleb. Seca Si,a the weak sad robbery, tba paw ms, mb• wee shoot 57 yelled ego, was head m • shim el imam- H., however, et Oar recovered a to be side te es pied whet had odieried. deepied attendatios outs hge se ekeally slated, he died as tire no emening. Y ee tire renal Wmadmen lave .spud, but MC reward le e4ed ler tbsie sperebermates ; sod Mr lin tel, the ebbe aseabis rd Lesee, yesseday wee taittag step, yid& be believed sa•M Ind is deb itoprabsedsa. Dit/tieo BIIMOIAZT AT WOZTLIT Riau., Yetta seem —0• the wisniss d oho 3rd het. • hussy of • sir gait wed &rag threeseer occurred 44 Theoley Hall, the anal glided Wiesseililla It appease dist hi. lordship is is gems* eiterteialsi • large libertine pony at his nib dm% letheilai, whit gamma end ettaadatta, .boot = sees. Asses the compey is Major Fraser, who la real earl es the above eoroug, Waste hi. badmen waive egos to shed r. ills rose whkb is ea the greand- row, be Lead at swalittg oboist tl o'clock alas sieralag, had begs saand. sad ;het a 308. Bank of Batc hed e.t.e, a busatifol Indian damask-gown, at the wine g +Mat he had throws off, hal bees Moles. • sees of peels, seem silver isodieetielia, rid a baselital disbar Meddled gas, which was is the MM, iger• Lit mearbet Oa •saaiaatioa ha discovered OM Re assay bad bee dodo through the hod room wade*, wild is oboes semis het In se the round, and which bed bees sea wily raised by mom oil. lags doe* bet wed dee posed did the window. Boum of the wades ha his. newel bow close Weide the ea when the major ewe siseging. There is Mlle Arabi that the robbery wee eiteled by dew sae well esesetated with the premises. bet thee It wee sot perlorsied by ea sleet le fawned from tbe Iry of its ea Wag wee •steeellee, se the melar's mt. set beteg imbed, the tbid night have toad easy ends to tabor pied of do boom The bored bad. preview to the rib bay, se spessesi Idea die prate of asked feet, piranha. leeed the gnu& sad emend toe rf the gre.ohooses, frail wbNb WWI hese& several !reams, which bad been throes dews wake the raja • wisdom. Whether tb• .redder bud hese latest epos garden robbery, end had bees defietnid by the open window to enter the house, w. C 4•11106 essjottere, bet it rimy sot be improbable. Informa tion was at r awe ghee to Mr. tieverioteadsat Horked•y. of Bareeley, sad the pollee me filsellk Id, who are wag soggy exertion to Atolls seas rime to the delisquest. hr whoa* • award of 2111. ie oftged. —birds Msrettry. ra .p tl7. BRIDGE MClDER.—Willitni Worsey, who was convicted at tile last Sieff,rd assign of the murder of his elk, has bees reprieve•l during tow Majeay'spireson. There la moos to belies that thin uebapty Will bad so int tenton of killing Ida wife, end that, although fa the conroe of •quarrel with her, be snatched up a knife from th. it breakta4 tette sad threw it at her with fetal effect, there woo an epee abates of premeditation. The jary, who made a strong apolicatea to the Crown in his behalf. *toted 'Let they , b ould hare found him guilty of utenalaughter bat for the direction of the learned joist., who ruled tha , the oleos wee seeder is the eye of the law, sad that it was thole ditty re to fled it. 11l sentence will probably be contested to trareportatios for life. UTTLII3IO • FORGED CERTIFICATE.—At the:Nan- einem alty Nalikns, oa Friday. .a elderly woman, Nmo/ Agues Marsh, was charged with haMag, as Use 21st of June, anted a fat d asstriage cemillcate, with the intent to do frond a society is cosimrsion with tat Lenombire on I Turk. shire Railway Company of 50/. The prisoner had herd with • man wird Bennett, a stoker la the employ of the Inateeldre and Yorkehire Railway Company, who wed killed • rbort tocue IVO. There Is a moiety in ootinealoa with the comps,, Item width she would bats beta entitled 604. of .ne bad torts. kW wife. la order to obtain this moot, she mmetited a foe, d cartiticate to show shot she kui b.'s married to the deceased at the 31an,heiter CAI he drat. 'ills deconmat we proved to be a forgery. sod ate yea hued guilty of the warier. The Recorder rwid he corn. miameted the ride* la which she was placed, and sentenced kdr tal4 digs impraoamtat. MARKBIB. COTTON 1300D8.—Mancnesenn, AVOCIIT B.—The es am some dircrepandes between the telegraphed advice. to band from Calcutta and Bombay, but on the whole those front Bombay ate regarded as encouraging, and • little more disposition has been manifested to do business since they were to band yesterday. For the better clamr of goods suited to the home trade we oontiene to have a steady deemed at full price. For 9.Bthe printers especially, during some weeks peat, manufacturers have been unable to meet the demand rapidly enough, and calico printers have in some cases been tenable to keep thew works in lull operation for want of these fabric.. The makers of printing cloth are in many canes pm-engaged for upward. of a month yet to run. The high prime now riding for nearly every kind of cloth, and of which the bulk of our manufacturers are under contract for nearly two months to come, have never before been attained (say Messrs. George Fraser, Son, and Co.) during the last 2,5 years, exoept for a short period, and then only partially, daring the autumn of 1857. In 1857 they were attained only through en actual cotton famine, and after great specu lation, with excessive ratea of interest (through money being estetwaively employed), whereas at present there has been almost en entire absence of vemlatim, and cotton is 241. per lb. below what It had reached In 1867. COTTON.—Livuaroot, tanner o.—The males of cotton to-day en astintatad et 7,000 bales. A quiet steady market at the prior al yesterday. ILABDWAILX.—BISMINOHAW, ACOMIT 6.—The re ports in rehearse, to the various brandies of trade in this tows are of a satiefeetory character ; at this moment there ere very few bronchia which hove not participated in the re action which hes marked trade generally since the conitasacte ment of the quarter. At the various rolling mills balers is again brink, which could scarcely be the case if Blackman prevailed to any materiel extent in the more imminent trades of the town. The home trode has gradually Improved; and with respect to the foreign trade, it may be noticed that there area good number of orders in hand from the United Statm. ' In other departments as well there is evidence that more elasticity prevails. The reports this week In reference to the iron trade of South Staff irdshire are more favourable. American orders continue to come in by every packet, sad from other quarter. the demand is slat better, especially for sheets, foe which there has been a good deal of inquiry of late. At most of the large works they are fell of orders, and the tone of the trade is snob as to =bone more life in It. Pig iron appears to be in better demand, though the maks fi somewhat too considerable for the consumption to keep prices at s remunerative level. The Shropshire iron beide is alto more active; the demand I'm the cold-blast iron of that district is quite equal to the production. The coal trade is dull, chiefly in consequence of the decreased quantity need for domestic Farmer. CORN.—Caussioos, AtICIIIIIT 6.—We bad a very small market, soon sample. of as. wheat were olistwl. quality warless. bat woos good. Wheat, saw, 40.. to 46..; old, 44.. to 46.. Baas, 445. Oats, 23s to 235. CAWIEREUILT, Avourr 6.-The supply at motet to-day was short. Doll *also. Prima about the same as leek week. Wheat, brown, sew, 434. &I.; old, 365. to 43a.; salute, old, 425. to 48s. arlay, old, 30s to 33e. Oat., 235. to 275. Beane, 395. to 40e. Peas, 36a. to 40a. CAILLISLI, AIJOL.IIT 6.-Ony market this morning was well supplied with wheat, for which sales ware slow at rates math the mate as last week. Barley and oats in limited supply; sales quick and at a slight advance. Wheat, whim, new sad old, 18a. &I. to 19s. &I.; red, new and old, 17a. to 18e. 3d. Barley, now end old, 12s. to 14s. Oats, potato. 10a. 6d. to 1 la. 62; common, 9s. 9d. to 10a. 3d. Flour, per at.... Is. 102. to 2s. Oattassl, 2a. 2d. to 2.. 4d. Ryerneal, Is. M. Barlerneal, la. 6&-Garlisk COLCHESTER, Avon.? 6.-A wry limited *apply of ell grain cm sale. Several samples ef new wheat appeared, the qaidity varied from fins to vary thin. Some new barley on sale, the highest prim realised for a fine sample was 384. Wheat a slow sale, at barely late rates. Barley, beans, sad pees 'mattered. GLOUCESTER, AUOURT 6.-At to.day's market there was • small attendance of farmers, and owing to a heavy storm cif rain which tell preiriouely, holler. of English wheat were unmanageable. The business done was at lost week's nits,. Few sales reported In foreign. Grinding barley and beans slow, at former rates. A few samples of new barley were shown of fair quality, which fetched from 325. to 36e. per qr. A meet limited inquiry for net., at &I pee qr. redactius. Imports for the weak:-Wheat, foreign, 2724 qrs.; barley, foreign, 1.719; oat*, Ireland, 488; maim, foreign, 776; sundries, foreign, 1,727. GUILDPOILI;. iUOUST 6.-There was a large quality of wired on sale with• few percale of new, some bring putty ' good and realieing 50e. to 62e. Towards the close of the market an extensive demand set In, which produced a good clearance, the only alteration being a *light decline upon some of the middling sorts. Wheat, 40.. to 63.. Talavera, 66e. Oats, 22.. to 27e. Peas 38.. to 40e. HZILTVORD, Auu era 6.-We had • very small market to day for wheat and not any new offering. The little beer uses done was at folly as much money as last week for the • best samples. Bailey rondo lest week's prices; sets a dull evade; peas and beets support former rates. Wheat, 22.. to 31a. per load. Barley, 255. to 33e. per qr. Oats, 21.. to 284. per qr. Pass, 26.. to 23e. per load. Bean., 26a. to Ms. per load. LZICISTEII, Atelier 6.-Hose to-day the supply of wheat wee about as total, end there was a moderate attendance. Wheat was held firm, at lard week's rates ; some samples of sew red wove at market, end made 48e. per qr.; white moved off at 46.. to 52e. ; red, 425. to 48e. per 36 stone. Ia the barley trade very few transactions took place, and prices remained unaltered; come sample-sof new barley were offered. There was a fair chow of oat., which were in tole rable request at the preceding week'. prices, namely 28e. to 34.. per 24 stone. Beans were by no means plentiful, and metes were readily effected at the full currencies of lad week, fair aorta realising 48e. to 64e. per 38 stone. NEWCAPTIE-OPDX4II.III, ACOVIIT 6.-At our market this morning, am le usually the cue preliminary to harvest, we had a large show of wheat from the grown, and having good snivels coastwise as well as from abroad, the trade opted heavily, sod a clearance of fresh•threetred samples could only be promoted by submitting to a reduction art Is. per qr., whereas In the bruited busincies done in south country and foreign a eimiler reduction but to he conceded. Holders were diapered to have taken for extra Narfolk yel low 47.., end In proportion for other Forte. hut ruillers dii not mesa wiles% to °supply, hence the main bulk of the supply remeined ax. r unsold. In foreign the few tales effected ware of French Normandy red at 43.. per 63ibe., at which rate the remainder of the cargo might have been placed, het the holders conceived it more prudent to pause awhile before accepting that figure. Flour much the same as heretedons. Grinding barley to improved request, ISA. ed. being made of vomit Deratze quality welshed 661ba. pat bashel. Malt without change. Been. and pees each tend ing lower, and with little parsing. Oats scarcely geld so well. There were two samples of new at market, fur which purchaser. were found at 21e. and 296. per qr. respectively The arrival. this week are:-Wheat, mutual, 2,492 qrs.; foreign, 6,288; rye, foreign, 252; malt, coastwise, 27; oats, coastwise, 250; Circler., 250; float, 1,302 sacks. Norm Auover 6.-Here to there woe rather a thin atten dance of farmers, and a fair supply of wheat sold rather freely at Is. per qr. redaction. A few samples of new wheat were offered end sold; red otakingfrom 425. to 43.. per qr., and white 46e. per qr. The quality wee verism., le me tramples being Tory fins, while other. were indifferent. There was little or no other grain offering. White wheat is quoted this evening, 455. to 48e. • red ditto, 40e. to 435. u t rz i Flour, 296. to 295. 60. per sack from the miller. averages : wheat, 3,563 qrs., 41a.10d.; barley, 51 qr5.,27e.4d. NOTTINOWAY,AVOINIT 6.-There was a moderate supply of wheat at one Can Eschew this meaning, and the trade ruled slow, at last week's quotalleme. Whit. qualities sold at 60a. to 54a.; red, 450. to 48e. per 36 mimeo. The show of barley was very resell, and previous currencies were sustained, grindleg sorts being disposed of at 28e. to 33a. per 30 stone. Seemed samples of new oats name to hand, for which prices ranged from 27e. to 295. • old made 30., to 34.. • new 27e. to 334.; foreigs, 25.. to 30i. per 24 stone. Beeraiwere quite as ogee ea last week (the supply being very limited), old dumip. the. realising 49e. to 54e.; sew, 48.. to 52a. per 38 MOM; supernal flour, Us. to 39a.; 64 ditto, 31a. to 345. par 20 stone. A1:0135T 6.-We had a fair supply o old wheat here to-day, and prices were about the same es lest week, fine yellow wheat making 44e. per qr. Several saanpies el the new mop were offeriag--eome very good-and piece tamed from 43.. to 46.. per qr. of 60410 e. Some fine new oats at Is. Old. to la. Id. per worm. READISO, Auoorr 6.-The market was but moderately I supplied with old wheat, but there was a fair show of sam ples. The latter was generally In dry condition, but the quality of some was scarcely so good u lam year. Trade ruled dull, and sales l old wheat were made at about ls., and new from U. to 2e. per quarter lower. The highest price for new wheat was 60s. per quarter. In summer cora the demand has been slow, but prima have not much changed. ROCKLITIR, AVOUST 6.—The trade eau again very dull, at en advance of about le. 14.; good samples of white rang ing from 46e. to 6011., and infector from 43... to 46e; red rend ing from 39e. to 445. Mating barley realised from 384. to 411 e., mid grinding We. to Ma. There was little doing in oats, and prime ware onsitared. Erns are aunt high, some good sacoplts making 48e. Per were not brisk, and puces are nominally 40s. to 46.1. WORCEBTitit t AVOtali 6.—There ear • short apply of wheat as market to-day, and the weather being rainy, telly lost wasted rates were readily obtained for all description. Barley quite as dear, but only in baited request. Oats and beans unaltered. More inquiry for per. AUOUBT farmers being so much en gaged in the fields Tull harvest, we 0•12 warmly call it a market to-day. Whet little passed in wheat was on fully as good terms as on this day week. Spring corn same as ',eters. A sample or two of new whist miaowed to-day, the quality very Inferior to last year. Tout, Avocet 6.—The attendance of farmers and factors at our torn market to-day was only moderate, out the show of wheat was tolerable. The demand was heavy, at • decline of ls. per qr. on last week's pricer. White seem made 46e. to 48e.; red, 42e. to 48e. per 36 stone. Very little business was doss in barley, and grinding samples were on offer at 325. per 30 stone. The inquiry for oats (of which the supply wee scsaty) wee fair, end tale rates were sustained, sampled changing naiads at 24e. to 28e. per 24 stone. There wee a vary limited show of beans, sod full rates were obtained for good qualities, prices ranging from 48s. to 48e. per 38 stone; rye, 34a. ; malt, Ms. to 08s per qr.; flour, 33e. to 36e. per 20 stone. Htancsun, eoouOT 6.—At our oonntry mashes this week, we had rather more grain offering than hew= weeks past, end sales of wheat were making at about L. per qr. over the prices paid a week ago. Oats were a slow Isle, and we bad not any - barley offering. Here, to•day, we hid fair supplies of wheat and oats, and two small parcels of barley. Bake slow ; prices en favour of buyers, middling qualities being hilly L. per qr. lower. Wheat, 411. to 475. pee qr.; barley, 28e.; oats, 225. to 27.. 9d. WATERFORD ADOUST 6.—Oar market boa cot under mach cha nge sines the date of our last ; banness hal been one homed wale, buyers only taking sufficient for the supply of immediate wants. For whe - 61 gas quality fall prices have been paid, but secondary sorts most with soarcely say attention ' though offered at Imo money. In barley we have not heard of a single transaction, but for eats there has been a fele Etta at 3d. to 4d. per barrel less money. We have ' had a moderate consumptive demand for Indian corn, at a decline of 3d. per barrel, and there are many inquiries for large wool+ to bold over, at a little below rrosaint rates. Flour difficult to move, aria redaction of 6d. to Is. per sack. Imports this week t—Whcat, 4,112 qn. • Indies corn, 8,104 qrs.; oatmeal, 1 sock; dour, 4 sack.. lizports this week . Oats, 7,396 bane's ; four, 628 sacks. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ossuALTY. AWL*, C.prnm ishow — saTtred; clar i n;• — ti !widow. c.R. wth 04-troaN. towdand, ues ; the s.Mar, has .Js end tar children, sad Ws .nor low - holed Oa—Oessdask, Alf. 3. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Cleeekad, hers Domeerlaiel Ss lawagluo. Way 1, ea the Line, '.oz 19 W. Ct Wane noes Alryab for Qammatowa. Ist 9 9, lea 91 E. lownles(elp), now Livipsel ter New York. July 16, let 45 N, loa . ---,—,,. - SI w. • ..-- _ „ Joke Pager (skip), of Newburpett, tram lamp= for Madree, June 21.174 le 0, Ice 33 W. Welt Hamad (bag). of Beldame, tram Chletastasi be Lieerpoot, ltty 17, Lot A? N. AM 70 W. Lefebeeter, Robteos, from Messer to elagepere, Juoe 1, lot 35 a, 1 _ len / E. Nutrition Landoll for Madam Nay 11, tat If 4 loa 31 W. Deward, from Clyro tor New Sark, July 14, lot 44 N. los 44 W. Pomona. trete Ca cotta for Eartsed, with troops, Igor 34, Royal Diadem. from Ca•caua for lohrdoo. Jam 14. lot 3 9. law 91 E. It. Nahum, ham New Unman foe Llearpool, Joy ll r off dolt Kt, Beak. ee►4a»e Cabot, from Rums, Kay 341 M 1 h, km K a. Sarah Palmer. trout alcutt► for Worm*, Kay U, l•t 4 11, maw E. Taiarers, Itnut Bombay for Liverpool, Jute 14, balll M. lee TS I . Zephyr (stip), tram t travail to- halitosis, Jug 14 d Cap. Say. DESPATCH OP THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER ASIA.— The British and North America* Royal Hal steamer Asia sailed from Liverpool on Saturday last with the North Ame rican and 'United States melts and 110 passengers. On Wedoesdey next the steam ship Hungarian will be despatched from Liverpool fur Oahe') with the Canadian mails. POSTAGE TO HAMBURG.— A Treasury warrant, pnbliseed in the Lomita Gout's, direct, that on every letter sot exceeding half an ounce transmitted by poet direct betimes any place in the United Kingdom and Hamburg or Brew n (the tea couveyersos being by private ship) shall be charged, In lien of any Britieh postage oaretofore chimer able on such letter*, a Bntish poetess, of fourpenoe. The rates of increase on every letter exceechog bait en ounce to be in proportion to the weight. This warrant is not to affect the privileges granted to officers, smarm, and soldiers. LOSS OP Tlrd SHIPS BY Fillet —Adelina received at Lloyd's on Saturday famish the particulars of two very serious losses by fire. On the 18th Inc, the Amalgam ship Jesephine, nearly 1,000 tone register, from for Fal mouth, for orders, with a cargo of rice, was totally dgsgoyd by fire in the herbour of Henrietta. The ship bed been lyieg in the harbour several &ye, end • number of son were employed at the pampa, when the fire burst forth in the fire hold. How it originated not the slightest idea can bs formed. The Ices Is calculated at 10,0001. The cther ship wee the Glance, 1,200 ions register, from New York to Hamburg, with • cargo of 3,000 burets of rosin, 12,000 bales of cotton, &o. A Dover pilot beaded the ship in the Channel on Sa turday last, sod on Sunday night, when off the Flemish Bank, her cargo In the hold was discovered to be on flee. All sail was made for Broneberaven, and although they afterwards obtained assistance of a steamer to tow her, they could not I get the ship further than the entrance of the river, when the demo buret forth terrifically, compelling the mew to seek re ' loge in the Lasts. In slew hours the ship was burnt to the water's edge. Lome estiniared at 16,0001. GREAT LUXEMBOURG RAILWAY.—The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held at the London Tavern on Friday, the Hon. Frauds Scott in the Ghee ; when the report (au abstract of which appeared I. the Ewers of Thursday) was adopted, end a dividend of lfr. 25c., or Is., per *hare wee deduct In reply to qomuous it wee stated by Mr. B. B. Reed, the manager of the company in Brasseb, that the traffic between Namur and Brumels amonuted to 1,2001. a week grow re turns. The bailie, of °aurae, would receive very ampider able addition when the international junction was effected. The produce of Luxembourg would also come along the line export at Antwerp, and the oolcmiel imports received there would fn mum travel alone the what length of the hue for distnbution. The coal traffic of Charleroi and Liege would be carried as far es Mete. It was imposeitile to estimate withaccurecy theamount oftreflic either in passin;ers or good/. anOWeT to questions se to the unbelted bonds of the cam piny, Mr. Uzielli explained that at the previous meeting of the company the directive were suthorised to deal with tome to the best of their judgment, and they had accordingly placed them In lumps with hanker*. They did not want the whole I of the merry Immediately, and If they saw any certainty of the proprietors taking op the bonds and retaining them, then they would Mane them; but it was to be feared that for the sake of a small profit they might be induced to throw them on the market, and so interfere with the financial Levees tione of the directory on ice Continent. Voles of thanks to the chairman and to the board of directors were carried and the meeting separated. At the Liverpool Court of Plumage, on Saturday, a dtmmerciel traveller named Robert atien recovered 1.601. damages from the London and North Western Railway Cempany, he having been roe over in Liverpool by one of the company's parcel vans. He bad been confined to his bad for thirteen week., and received various permanent injuries. [Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND 01 NT* 111411,—Horz —To tbelo 111,111,0.10 reedlearneors *nay all ruffero, turn witb the ixaCiast ospeciation of eo , llot tither roller. eta curt f o their allmmit Tca roArtn, relow.l by the warm amther. ,nlOll rettoreste• to protette it from IL, mai elite dootrelesit On Dave. Favor. bouralabt, and .liWretShie nun,a ore all diriellol by throe Invaluable preparation., *blob arc =Wilma for there italwormirer ringlike. Holloway'. VIM sod ntstroent coootttuto toe video trendy vQ ashy 4doe m tad la T a b obuosl and arr. 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