The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-19 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD RACES.—TnukuituT. Although one or two of the bookmakers piotisted is loud terror .4;ainst the routing of Pupil in the first race, they tuhaslimatly plied their &valetas with their usual industry, the deneumement of lb. Comity Members' Plate having been "a ramp and a robbery" by one influential book aed the favourite's defeat in the met race established 000fideoce in the ring, and the Ebor Handicap betting un derwent further extraordinary changes. Fine weather cootinuiog, the attendance was unusually uumerous, that industrious craft " the card sharper." lining the way to Port Meadows, in the hopes of tinning " fiats " at the " seat of teaming." Before the races commenced East Lancishin was made favourite for the Ebor Handicap. At first 8 to 1, then 7 to 1, and finally 5 to I was taken about hint for that event, whilst Welcome went out of favour to 10 to 1, Itashui at offers of 4 to 1 firing but few sup porters. The linhflyer's dam mit had hackers at 100 to 15, though he at me tiros looked somewhat "fishy." The racing, which will he found amply detailed below. was oily productive of Taming incident.; the principal event of the day, tie Oxfordshire Stakes, was won easily by the Whitewall telly Finesse, sister to Ace of Chiba. Subjoined are full details of the running. Tail COUNTY PLATS 01 30 son" added to a handicap sweepstakes of 3 nova. each; winners extra. Threelauters eta mils Caption Christie's The Warder, by King Tom—Wood. nymph. 3 yrs, y s t Grimsbaw) 1 Mr. .1. Wood's Pupil, 6 yrs, 7st rib Warriagton) 2 Mr. J. Cone,'s bonny Glen. 3 yrs, est 101 b Covey) 3 lady dl Privy and Bewargam also ran. Bat*: 5 to 2ea The Warrior, 11 to 2 apt Bosnia Glen, 10 to 1 bar two, and 25 to 1 (offered) apt Pupil. Remnant jumped away iu front, followed by Bonnie Glen, Pupil, end The Warrior, for a (natter of a mile. when Easurgam rare way, and The Warner waited upon Bonnie Glen end Pupil to the distance, where he without difficulty took up the =- dog, and woo by a length sod a half ; a neck separated the second red thud; Lady di Vergy dose up. "‘", Tall Plum= OF Wales's - Bram of 50 son., added to a sweepstakes of 5 soya each, for 2-yr-olds ; mita, list 1016 ; list ne ; certain penalties and allowances. Straight half mile. Mr. J. Smith's Sympathy, by Toltlgeur Wombat's dant, Set Ilb Captain Christie'. AMI-Macessar, let Stb Mew li ng 711, ey.trei Mr. Saxon's Brown Doe, let sib ll. Sharp, . 3 S . Canute end Alonzo ally also rau. Betties: 2 to 1 in Asti-Mamesst. 3 to 1 apt Sym pathy, and 10 to 1 mat any other. Anti•Maimmer jumped away in frost, but was almost immediately pared oy Sym pathy, who carried oa the running at her beat pace until opposite the Stand, where Anti-Macassar got in Iront In the last half-dorm strides, however, Sympathy came acme, sad Anti-Ifecasear faltering momentarily under the weight, VIM beaten in the last stride by a short head. A bad third. Tat POST IILADOW PLATS of 100 soya., a Handicap for all ages,; winners extra. Flee furlongs straight. Lord Chesterfield's Black Lily, by Longbow—May Bell, Pk Tst Sib It,. Cherry's IlirdSadr, I yeas, MR Gib Costume) Lord Bateman's Gipsy Girl, a yrs, 7st Alb .. P Grilushavr 3 The 1016evrlog aMo rsa :—Bolero, Land of the West. Cot:Lister- Man. GuardwaMlL and Worthies& sut, Zara, Arens, Starbeam. -Etna, Lady Fanny Caistid Betting : 5 to 2 apt Btrdflnder, 4 to 1 apt Atna, 6 to 1 apt Black Lily, 8 to 1 apt Zara, 10 to 1 each apt Gipsy Girl and ➢olero, and 100 to 8 apt Starbeein. immediately the flag fell Gipsy Girl got away with a clear lead, hoe nearest attendants being Zara, Atha, Birdander, Starboard. sad Worthier. Bleck Lily, shut out at the start, pa dually pt to the frost, and at the distance joined Gipsy Girl, wham she headed opposite the Stand, and after a splendid race won by a head. Font lengths eepsrated the second and third. Worthless was fourth, Atria fifth, sod Zara sixth, lady Fanny Cavendish and Areas were the Let two. TUC Sauna PIATI of 50 sou. e he all ages ; uelliag e levenses. Half a mile. Mr. J. o,nny's Bonnie Olen, by Glanmaason—Wlinssioal 3 yrs, pen. ist alb (Leal* 1 Mr. auca's Atocsols. 2'n u nni.; Set 71b....(5. 4,lrmarissr) 2 Mr. 0. Medic* 2 yrs Ba h Mt . (Barker; 1 The Milowies also . o ran — h a', Trott', lea . a' 'salon, and Lar"Nolar• Tb. ember was bought by Mr. H. Gaiter for 140 guineas. Tug OSPOSDSHISZ STAIRS ( • )of 100 EMS. 11111 a. added te a Sweepstekee of 16 sew. snub. 10 ft, sad 5 only if declared, kn. winners extra. Two in —lna QlMetl. ns.. L ..1 Aamilty's Finesse, by Stockwell 3 31r. Jobs Dees Teneriffe, 3 Tn. Ist Kb 'Deacon) 2 Yr. J. D. Morrle's "dbaro : (Fordbam; Ilptder mai*'anisette also ran. Batting : 7 to 4 apt Finesse, 2 to 1 apt Tenerife 5M I each apt Balhem and Jessoette, and 20 to 1 offend apt Tippler. The latter roads play with a clear lead of Ti... rife (for whom he was started to make running) for nearly mile, whets John Day's light weight went to the front, and Finesse, who bad been !yin of fourth, passed Belham sad took third pleas. Half • mils from home the Tippler's xi:Lianas was esded, whereupon Balham and Finesse joined Tenerife. Approaching the distance /Wham, however, was beatee, sad the other two mold is close company until oppcsiW the SMod,.wbeire Times* rushed to the front sad won nail, by two lengths ; Bilham s bed third ; the other twig trotted rn, Tippler being leek THE ,Fitignuare PLATE of 30 sove.,added to a sweepstakes of 3 soya. each, for all ages ; Mown extra. 0900 31r. W. Bohemia Manchester, by Vatican. or John (taunt—Jed, 4 yrs, Set 4. Holmao; 1 Mr. Y. Breyley's Pellet, S p., Tat (Cannon; 2 Mr. goebesteds Ales. Syr,. out 9th (barker, S hy Ornmie de Vera —Hama ales ran. LArasr BETTING - ON THE COURSE. HBO& HANDICAP. to :1 apt Raglan It sad tee to 16 opt The 111.1111yees dam oolt to . 1 Neat Lancaddre 10 to 1 Welcome 0 (takes) 100 to S Caller On ;t of o) BIT/TING AT mmicEwrls.-71113111DAT. IBM HANDICAP. 5 (0 1 sett Botaso (1) I to 1 opt Int Loacuittrit I to 1 1518811yart Am (t sad waatodi toll tt) 100 to 15 Welcome (1, 8 to 1 opt Ott toff' 8T 1/013.. 0.. Ito I Mitt Mat Athol :01/) 11 0e to S sot Chremnnt ;of t 10 to anropi (t rl , 14 to 1) awed, I 10 to 1 (t, clucrsr. t F.NTIIMILV or MIDDLERRX V. GIerrLEMIN ON RENr..—Thie rotors match was coaranced yesterday at the Middlesex Comity-rotted, adjoildor the sew Cattle market Middlesex went is brat, sad obtained 96 rook The imolai@ of Kent was a very close one, 100 being the total—four ahead of Middlesex. At a quarter before 7, when the stumps were draws, Middlesex had obtained 25 for nut 'Haat of their locoed Wain's. 31.C.C. AND GROUND v. ROYAL ARTILLINT. —This match was played at Woolwich ow Wedaesd a y so d Th urs d a y, sa d resulted is a vistary Sc. ILC.C. by three ruse only, their score. being 146 and 117 ; total, 263 ; sad the Artillery ob. bank( 131 sad 129; total, 260. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, AIMICST 18.—APPOITTMETTS. —Lieu ten.uts H. P. Gilbert, to t►e Bombay ; J. K. T. Fullertoe, to the Bombay ; L L. Grim; to the Marlborough. Stih-feeaterierits A. S. Pbilpotta, to the Buiratay ; H. A. liandemlle, to the Bombay. Mehibiparaa B. C. Blue, to the Bombay. PORTSMOUTH, AOGOST 18. The Channel squadrou, under the command of Rear. Admiral Sydney Colpoys Donna. C. 8., arrived at flpitliemd thismorning from Wand, last from Portland. The equadma 000sisM of the Edpr (Bag duo), 73, screw, Captain G. T. P. Horeb, ; the Warrior, 4U, iron screw s hip, C a pt a i n the Hoe . A. Cochrane, C.B. ; the Black Prison, 41, iron screw ship, Captain J. F. B. Wanawright ; the Priam Con. sort. 36, area =ow ship, Captain G. 0. Wales, C.B. ; the Rector. 26, moo screw ship, Captain G. W. Freddy, GB. ; the Defeerw, 16, ire. screw ship, Captain A. Phalluses; and the Enterprise, 4, iroo screw sloop, commander C. J. Rowley. The aquadroa will coal at Spithead, sod mil ea Moeda for SeoCand. The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty impeded Fort Cumberlaud this moraine, and Use forts and berrarba at Eastoey, mtureing to lunch as, board the Osborne at two o'clock. They aturwasda leaded at the dockyard and is. spectod the Tamer screw troop ship, the Wolverine, 21, screw corvette ; and the Victoria, 121, fitting for service M the Mediterranean, to relieve the Marlborough. 131, bow ing lb* deg of Rear• Admiral Robert Smart, H.S. Tat &WIZ AT TUN GRAND SLIMLY AND OW NTACIAL Doom.—The proceedinp in connexion with this strike will, apparently, soon be settled in a way which will probably prove detrimental to the man engaged therein. reeetisp of the directors of dm two companies hare been MK sad peelers measures adopted, and the essenpeetes beet determined to resist the demands of the wen, which they deem to be extortionate, iniuunuck as their standing wages are 6a. Bd. and 7s. Bd. per diem, and when as piens they taro up to le• and 12.. per diem. A large body of men from Hull arrived last imolai to work in the Grand Surrey Docks. The Commercial Dock Company Lee sent agents to Hull, Bristol, Gloucester, Grimsby, he., for ambiance, and, if necessary, they will go on to Scotland in order to deals efficient baud., and as they are prepared to offer dearly double the Inge, the labourers receive at the outvote the result cannot be doubted. NoitturtEar Dorayaan.—This abipbuilding and iregiee• nog establishment, lately occupied by Mr. William Pitcher, and now by Mr. C. J. Mare, was put up for sale by auction, on Wedeenday het, at the Guildhall Coffee house' by Maws. Fuller and Horsey, of 13, lill li teretresi. The d ockyard, harem as area of about 18i acres, comprises a great dry dock, with We ell; s, and an extensive mega et factories sod offioss, Geed with very complete sod away anachisery, sod enjoys a well-merited reeatatice for haviag bad Wilt in it during the Mimeos war 58 rue and despatch boats within the short space of 30 months. Lugs ships bare also been built for the Royal Weil India Mail COOP pane, the Resides, Breallian, Spanish, Greek, and Turkieh governmeats, he. The bidding were opened with an atilt of 7.0,10101.; sod after a short, het spirited, competition, the property was ultimately knocked down to Mr. C. J. Mare, at the sum of 76,0001. A number of cottages adjoisift, with two licensed public-bouses • the post-offiee, a toiftbon , a shop, aid several paresis of land, were afterwards disposed of at •varioes trams, sweating in the aggregat, to nearly 12,0U0/. THE CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (lkiore Mr. Justice Myles.) Vincent Morons, 29, an Italian, was oliarpd with at tempting to murder John Smith. Mr. Begley prosecuted ; Mr. Bid was manse for the &fame. It appeared that the prisoner end the prosecutor wen both seams* an board • vowel celled the Danube, which at the time the occurrence tack place was lying is the Bt. Katherine's dock. It seemed that a quarrel La taken pine between the prisooer sad the prosecutor, and the fanner got bold of a carving knife and made • rush at the prosecutor with the kith, It happened, however, fortu nately. that Mr. Fowler, • custom-house *Meer, who was oe board in his public capacity, saw what wee gOing on and be tripped the ninon rep, sad get the knife away tram sod the learned judge complimented this gentleman very mach for hit coadoot. The prosecutor, it appeared, bad goo. W sea, an d there was, t h erefor, no evidence as to the origin of the quarrel, or alder what 'circumstances the prisoner bed been induced to act in the manner described. The jury, six of whom were foreigners, ander three dr. munstonere returned a verdict of Guilty. The prisoner was thee charged upon a second indictment with a common amenit epos the same prosecutor, sod of this offence he yam convicted, sad sentamed to twelve months' bard labour. William Lead, 48, was charged with felosiongly shooting at Ann Leach, with intent to murder her. Ia other counts the intent of ohs prrooar wee laid to be to de the prose. antra grievous bodily harm. Mr. M. Williams prosecuted. The primmer wee defended by Mr. Sharpe. The prosecotris, who gave ha evidence with very peat reluctance, it appeared was the wife of the • , and they bad been married for eighteen years. The prisoner, it seemed, had for some time been a teelotaller, art oat the day I. question, the 30th of Julhe appeared to have drank pretty freely of brandy, and he went bone about three o'clock in a very ea ated rate, art y lt o or o f a ft erwards west to bed. While the pamper wan wto he sae* ate of hie sons seemed to have called out, ' Where is the pistol?' and the moment be did so the primmer jumped out of bed, west to • drawer sod took oat a pieta, aimed it at ha wife and discharged it. The n appealed to have boa loaded with shot, some of which i the wall of the room, but the pronsontris did 1104 11104VO soy injury, sad the prisoner at first seemed to have endeavoured to explain his conduct by saying that what he had dose was only in a lark. When the police way called apes to take him into custody the prisoner appeared to have been way Molest, and he threatened to blow out the brains of aayone who touched him, and when he was before the magistrate he aid that he bad been sweated to do what he had dame is conaquence of his wife having pawned his C1041240 1 / 2 sad his having discovered a large quantity of duplicates relating to property that she had made away with, sod epos his being told that be was charged with shooting at his wife, he replied, " Never mad ; I dare say she won't appear against me to prosecute ma." It also appeared that the prisoner said to one of the witnesses that when he mate . oat he motet to have hie wife's lila _ _ _ The jury. short oousaltetioo, found the prf.o.or oitizsy, apses the second °mat, of shooting at hi wits with intent to do her grievous bodily harm. Mr. Justice By les said that if the primmer had been eon cited upon the first count of the intlictaseet, be should have tell it hie duty to sentenos him to mai servitude for life, and he would have been in ths 000dation of a slave for the re mainder of hie days. The offence of which the jury bad coevicted him was, however, one of a very mime character, sad the sentence he most pan upon him wee that he be kept in penal servitude for tea years. (Before Thomas Chambers, Esq., Q.C., Common Serjeant.) Rosa WDeresolt, 21, spinster, a roorowlooking woman, of the elan designated " °storing's*" wee indicted for feloniously wounding Mary Ann Hays, with intent to do bar grievous bodily harm. The primmer was found Guilty, and sentenced to seven years' penal servitude. John }Weeder, • micklle.aged mac, of decant appear. awe, was indicted for having unlawfully, wickedly, and maliciously published a scialous libel of sad ooncerning one Henry Nathan. Mr. Mistoalfecondseted the prosecution ; and Mr. Harry Pahner appesre d . on behalf of e defenelset. Mr. Metcalfe, in opening the case to the jury, - steted that the prosecutor was of the Jewish perenegon, carrying ea, in partnership with his sou, an extensive busies's en drapers, is Whitechapel, and the defendant see m ed es the busmen. of a chandler's shop next door but one to the pm seoutor's warehouses, in Greet Gerdentreet. Wltitschapal. The defendant had D•s Dees summoned before the magistrates of the police-court of the district for obstritating the foot pavement by the exposure of his goods, sad the defendant seemed to imagute that these summonses had been impede* the instance of the prosecutor, wherein they bad, totwol beenrued on the application of the police. Os • summons for the mos offence, the defendant refused to pay the small penalty of tour or five shillings inflicted upon b end, instead of paying, went to mere fee as equivalent Dumber of days. He no sooner ea= out of prison thea the defendant placarded the frost of his house sod premises with the libel complained of, and to which he (Mr. Metcalfe) would now all the attention of the jury. The diet ran is then terms, " Natio, ! Owing to the envy sod malice of the Jew deeper, who bribed the Peelers to interfere sad fakir swear. I beg to essotinee to the public that I shell carry op my business as asnal.” The next pleased was to this effect :—" Beaks, the forpmeter, the fat on his bases being rank poison, did say at the polies alert that it was the Jew draper that employed and bribed him to false swear tar the sake of the worsen that come to his father's telly shop, as they wear such large hoop that they cannot get by my premises." The third libel was, " Where is the low-bred, ignorant Jews? No, Bobby, I do sot west to bare anything to do with the oat. throat Jew, or any of his family. Ice &Uses of the Jew draper sod his Bobby Peeler, my business will be conducted as usual. " He that will a Bobby feed Casio the street dos he pleased. It's knows that half a pint of best Will boy a Bobby aaywhere.* (Loud laughter.) Monk the dowel sad rigmarole alight oases a laugh, the placards *tasseled lame mobs of people to the frost of the defendant's presaimti sad cooesiosed sot sally a gnat sanoyanos but a ooisaidarable Isisdrunse to his bowsaw The defendaet had bees frequently expostulated sod rams aerated with, bat be refused to displace the offensive play suds until be bed bees oommitted for trial on this &ergs. Tim prosecutor of this indiction& had so desire but to pro tect himself sad resesis la sod y 6.148014 and with that view the &deadest bad bees communicated with by Mr. Mitchell for the prosseatios, bat without effect, sad beam the promastor had bees compelled to some to this court for protection and redress. Eves wow be would &seep* a plea of /silty as the defeedeat adoring isio sureties oat to repeat his offensive sasdost. The fasts thus stated I. the eposiap speech of missed were fully proved by the prassestas. ilr. Nedra, a yews sable geodesist% wh, proved that he Ind lived as the spot for the lest 40 years, by Mr. Ilitehell, hie solidlas, sad by Poliowilessesat Moriarty. 20 I, who head to vela expostu lated with the defendant. Mr. Harry Palmer addressed the jury on behalf of the defendant, contending that his client had iso malicious motive, but had merely put up the placard by way et joke. If the prosecutor had sought satisfaction ►is anew ought to have been to beteg his ►ction for damages, and sot put the machine, of &criminal counieto motion. If he had taken the former course the defendant maid himself have bees examined in oath, bet ben the law dosed his lip.. lea civil court the prosecutor might have obtained a fee thing damages, and be (Mr. Palmer} trusted the jury would deal with this prosecution at the lowest estimate. Thu jury, afi'er a abort consultation. rsturacil a verdict of Guilty. Mr. Metcalfe intimated to the amid that there were two other similar iodictraeaM spinet the defendant for Mel ling the two sops of the prosecutor is the last cam, but still they were willing to take as apology, with securities that this annoyance should sot be repeated. Mr. H. Palmer held a amelenwee with hie client (the defendant), but he obetiaately persisted is mat making any ooncemioa. The Common Serjeant, in passing sentence, said be could not but regard thin ss a meet serious (die m% The defend ant stood convicted at a most cowardly assealt upon the clia rector of a very respestrible man. and to the last moment he has persisted in it. At first conoiliatory arrangements were offered to him, and he bad been allowed to go at large cm bail. Thiß session and the last he bad fuled to surrender, sod at last his appearance to-day has only beee secured by the cetreatroent of his recognisance+, sod tie issue yesterday of a warrant for his approbation. Those slanders ware worse than if the defendant bad knocked the prosecetor down and personally injured him ; and this slander was cal culated to indict serious injury to him in the eatitnatica of the nresecutor's friends and nebbours. Under all this circumstances the sestesos was that for this offeces the defendant he imprisoned for the sum of six moethe, and that at the expiration of that term be ester into banes", himself in 1001., sod two sureties in 501. each, to keep the pesos towards the prosecutor and all the rut of her Msjesty's subjects. • (Berme Ir. Commissioner Kerr.) Richard Wiphattnak, 32, labourer, and Catherine Camila, 32, spinster, were indicted for feloniously assaulting, to gether with soother person, Edward John Sackett, amid stealing from him a gold chain, a pin, and half a sovereign in money. Mr. limp prcsecairst sal Mr. DAT defsaded Wy bourgb. The female primmer was usdefeadsd. r ._ The prosecutor io this case is a you man, and os the day in question, the 29th July, he had hem to a beatmas is the vicinity of Homelydown. After the beat-rave be meat with two friends to differest public-bosses. and re. 'mined drinking with them till 1 o'clock, when be weeded his way hams alone. While passing ailing Tooley-stesat he was easested by the prisoner Cronin, with whom he got late einiverwitioo, and while talking to her the man Wy bourgh and another mole up, and will. the latter threw his arm ahem his neck the male primmer robbed him. Thal try fined the primmer Guilty. and baring bass both sonvieted before, alts Canniiisiessr sestmesd them— Cronin to five, and Wybeargli to tea peen' peas! servitude. Henry Passup, 3 9 , victualler, was indicted for stealing • phaeton, value 20i.. the peoperty of William Olovet. Mr. Platt prosecut e d ; M. Williams defeeded. The learned judge Mopped the ease, and under his direr. tiew Ufa jury returned a tweet at acquilla 'IONS; FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 19, 1864; Dena. Ryan was htdieted for fideuionely and malialowely musing grievous bodily harm, to his wife, Julia Ryas. Mr. Collins prosecuted. The prisoner , who had observed a most stubborn alien dam hie incereeratiesi, on being called upon to plead mimed to open his mouth either owe way or the War. Mr. Jeer, Governor of Newpte, was willed, and stated that the PO O YD•T oould IPtisk If be uses hetbe he had plumwd this kind of moduat several Unmeant, had been in Renate. A WellOOD was likewise sworn, sad has harioLprevitmall sees the prisoner, stated it es hie *pasha that warn quit* sue and capable of the powers of speech. Oa the clutation beiiig pet to the jury "Whether the prkioner was mute through the visitation of God, or whether he stood mute of malice T" The Jury replied that they considered be stood mate of mak& The Commi to be soured. tha■ ordered a plea of "Not guilty " The fate of the cue were of a very brutal character. The prosecutrix wu the wife of the prisoner, and raided at the time of the mutt at No. 30, Old Pio street. Westminster. On the 9th of July, about 9 o'clock is the morning, the lodge's heard a dreadful noise, and the prosseutrix ran into the room, her taw covered with blood. The prisoner rushed In immediately afterwards armed with a ginger beer bottle, with which he struck her several more violent blows on the heed. Ms poor creators woe so frightened that she ma wader the bed, but the prisoner stooped down sod struck her several teethes blows with the chamber, which he broke te pimps, and had not the lodger interfesed there would eertainly have been murder committed. The jury found the prisoner Guilt, of unlawfully IlVesdiag. &stems defined. Thong Bethel°, 28, musiclim, Margaret Breve/atom, 41, Susie Seymour, 19, spinster, end Ream Dempsey, 23, em bosser, were brought up indicted fore robbiwy with violence upon John Smith, sad stealing from him watch and the sum of 211. ss. Mr. Cooper and Mr. Wood prosecuted ; the prisoaera were defended by Mr. Dely, Mr. Moslem' Williams, and Mr. Tbompeon. Li opening the cam t. the jury, Mr. Cooper said this was a meet extraordinary feel of robbery th e tor, who Wei undoubtedly weak-minded se a timid man, having submitted himself like a lamb to be tie 'Wien of the pri ement. It appeared that us the 10th of August the pro secutor, who wax barman at a pub/le-house in Send Lies resolving to received a holiday from kis employers, and r to eojoy himself, and attired is his best, he pat the sun 211. into his pocketed rafted in search of pleseure. After sojourning at different Osmium] traversing various portions of the tows, be found himself about five o'clock in the see* in the vieteity of Kier yeasts, Soho. While poems down that street he saw the primmer standing at we of the doors, with • jug of beer is her band. She in vited him hied., and he scoonlingly sesompseed her into the ;velour. to a few melees Dempsey came is sad mere prosecutor, sayisig be was with his wife, and declaring be would make him pay for it. While the discussion was gales on. the other primers came in, and Beechow said that Dempsey owed ben 21.5 .., but if the prosecute( would pay Het sum be would let him go without any further mie±ge. Prosecutor said be had so mosey, whoa seized him by the throat, sod bold lum very tiTlitc —j . Prosecutor said, " Doe's hoe toe, sad I will give what momy I ham" He thee took out he puns, when Dierpeq snatched it frem him, and told him that he mast have more; and afterward' the prosecutor took oat his snuff-bat eostaining eineteen sovereigns, sad de livered it sp. They afterwards took his watch, spec tacles, and other property, after which Dempsey wrote a met, which he asked the prosecutor to sign, but be soul not, be wee so nervosa. Ultimately he directed an saveloys addressed to his employer at Vauxhall, emlosing =ask* him to pay the bearers 2101. Dempsey and sv thee left, sad left the prosesake is the room with the two women, and they kept him there men the men re tuned about as hour der. They had been to the publics., bat had repudiated the whole cascara, and refused to pay the The prosecutor was then celled, and move his widths' in a very simple manse,. seeming to think that it wee to his ceedit that be had allowed himself to be galled. Is his own words, "he knew that be had submitted like a lamb throughout the whole "Is muse-examination by the diffenat cozen which created toesiderable amuse meet to the court, the prosecutor admitted that during the time that he was left alone with the wanes he had sot asked to be allowed to go away. He disak porter there, and brandy was mat for. Did sot have consectios with the woman Seymour. Had ripped a payer admitting that be had, but that was dome under compubsion. After getting out of the house be west into a publiseesese with Dempsey sad lied soisethisg to drink. Never idled out, as be was frightened, nor told any use is the publiahoune. Wm at the bans. fee hours altogether. Bade the prime& good seeilw i tte he left them. witnesses were then examined, after which the mart was addressed by the different counsel for the defence. The jury Cooed the whole of the premiers Guilty. A. °Mose proved that both &nohow and Stoughton bad been previously ooze Wed. Dempsey bad else bad six mouths' imprimement for moulting the prisoner with whom be was living at the pelmet Hem Hs had formerly been a musiesen in she Hoards, bat be got turned out for committing as isdemet smault. They were sentemed, Dempsey sad Beehow to tea years' penal servitude, Brough ton to seven years? penal servitude, and Seymour to 18 most& imprionment. Cumuluslared—My daughter was is • bad slate of health, and. my medical man advised her to be sent away for a choose of air, sod she was to be treated ea one of Dr. Wilkins', family. She coerespooded with her sisten at home. I base sever known her to be under soy unseal restasiat. She was seat to Mr. WWrina u a boar, and the receipts are made oat "for baud and atiendame." My disease h not a lunatic, and I have been greatly setoniehed at hrw being called one to-day. She is exciUals. Mr. Heary—ls she hero to-day, or is there any reason why she should sot be are to-day ? Mr. Brown considered it would be wry injurious to a sickly nervous patient to be brought to a court like this, and hear hareelf described ea a lunatic. Mr. Law said this was the ease for the prosecution. Mr. Brown liddremied the court for the defendant, coo tending that the young lady in question did sot come within the meanies of the act. Being is sickly h and suffering from nervous offeoliona, she had been i= by her own father under the care M the defendant, and by the recommendation of his own medal &dear. It would be • monstrous injestioe to apply the Act to each a cue se this, end he contended mecum that it was not within the magiatente's jurisdiction ; fee even if she had &fend from slight mental aberration on the night in ques tion, inereassd in the mooting—as well it might be—by her having been pieced in the lunatic ward of • workhouse, and subjected to examination by lunatic &don, still there was so evidence that at the time of her being received by the defendant into his how there was the slightest pound for the suspicion that her mind was deranged. How, then, weld he be charged with receiving a lunatic ? It was often deemed a wine ananament to mod a steady anon to real* with the family of a medical man, and it was certainly in this instance a most eacumical one, the defendant's carp =eztrunaly moderate , as any medical gentleman would admit. Yr.Fleury—l shall mad this ease for trial, sad then if it is thought expedient to produce, the young lady handl, the jury can form their own judgment. The defendant was admitted to bail. , Valley employ to extend their railway from Doddis mentelingh to Exeter, and from Jewsbridge to Ashburton and Buithfsatisigh. These extensions involved an main alteration in the character of the undertaking authorised by parliament, and converted it from a purely local project Into • paiallail aed competing line of seaway. The se your interests by the hill which wan re* lir a committee of the House o Lords. During a protracted inquiry it appeared that much impair. portanos was attached by the city of Exeter to the forma tion al a prepared branch to the canal x i at that place ; arid the decision of parliament on the Thige Win Bill wits aecompanied by a recommendation that the South Devon Railway Company should, in the ensuing 14111WOD t ay for poems to connect the City Bann with the existing - lines of railway at Exeter . This breach may be convementli made in connection with the main line below Exeter at a compara tively small cost ; sad the directors advise that the necesmay steps fa: n eeffect to the recommendation of t. Taiga Valley Railway having been sasotiociod on the pup ; connecting with your system, and being obviously inothable of advantageous work fag am a separate and indopenclect undertaking, the directors thought it respect( al to parliament to recognise the implied obligation, and to wept and give effect to its legislation. It baa, therefore, be intimated, both in commutates and more recently to the chairman of the Teign Valley Company, that the board are prepared to negotiate fair arrangements for utilising the railway sanctioned by parliament The directors continue be believe that the true policy of this company is to encourage and waist measures brought forward bone )f de by parties requiring increased boa! mom modatioo. The board will use their best exertions for pre serving the friendly ahem which at present exist with their neighbours, and for promoting a free and mutually beneficial interchange of traffic • and it will be their duty vigorously to mist projects pro moted: is the spirit of aggres sion and only capable of being brought into practical exist. ems by a system et injurious orropetitim. The contract under which this company is provided with locomotive power will expire in July, 1866 ; sad it becomes mosesary to make fleaucal armagemeets for ompleting the porches, of the engines as required, and as already to some smut effected, under she tome el that matelot. The inerming businales el the compeoy, and the additional Mao which may reasonably be impeded to flow over the railway upon the completion of authorised lines by affiliated composite, will also make It asomeary that greater facilities should be provided on the main line, by doubting ' farther portions of it and by enlar ging some of the stations. Cmital will be required to meet the asecenties and far the general purposes of the comfy ; and the directors recommend that application be made in the issuing session for power to raise an additional sum of 800,00 W. A considerable portion of this amount will be absorbed in completing the parelas, of the losomotisistock and as interest is now paid to the contractors upon capital which they have invested in that stock, this expenditure will in fact relieve instead ci erode( as additional burden , upon menus The whole of the freak capital will not be Immediately remind, but will be raised from time to time by metal authority of the proprietors, and for meths oh. jade, of the advan tem sad expedleary of which ample ep portnaity will be given of smog to 'nth a decision as may appear hest calculated to promote the interests ci the com. may. The directors of the Cornwall Railway Company have ma& proposals to the Great Waters, Bristol and Raines sad South Devon Companies, for the reeaymet to those companies of cash admires to the amount al 90,0001. made by t hem for the purpose of completing the Cornolll Bee. advances are secured by the hypothecation of six per cent. preference gores which the Cornwall Company are mr.powered to ism to the amount of 149,6001. ; but se parliamentary powers exist enabling that company to create and issue sew shares of stock for the redemption of Hoes 6 per mat shares, and as the smocieted companies am empowered to guarantee interim or divided upon each redemption gene, it has been sonethwed more desirable that the advances should be repaid, sad the residue of the 149,6001. be realised by the erestios and guarantee of such redemption shares than that the 8 per mt. shares should be thrown on the market. The ;we prima' are aware that out of the 90,0001. 36.000 1 . has ban advanced by this company. On this ems in ham hem regularly pthd, and it is DOW intesded that the Mail be repaid. The Mao remote of the Cora= &trim its partial have proved insufficiest to meet the whole of the against 01411011, ma a deliriesey is that amount c 4 16e. misled on the 31111 Deb last. The South Doves, as one of the= 4.... son= boom primarily amen to pay its this &Actium, repayment being provided for by the net of 1861 sad the lases, motel future Mee receipts. The Caswell Company propose with the balance of the 149,6001., which is applicable seder their are far the par. pose, to extinguish the &deism, and to arsine a farther food which will be availahhe tomb 11• Ming fatty eenti& By the semi act pmilsmatary authority is gives fo7re hese if RIAU. chlanatures and the sampans are at.. empowered togueesatostayinent ol interest therm. To mine the °mowed Company minim offset in the meet bensticith wag to the ferwroirm &metal ensagemests it is proposed that the amecialasi compaaisi should guarantee payment of Interest on the 149,0101. redemption shares sad oe the 112.9801. &Meatuses. The Cogswell beard have reason to believe that they may also be able to effect a saving of krierest a 110400OL, Si. yrs, seat preforms* therm whisk the sonmanies ham already gnaraateed, by Maine is lien redemption shares similarly maranteed at • lower rate of interest. The whole of the 1111114 ES Move Inhered to ham ressived the most 0118111 esmaidenties of Ilse &Wan is osajeadira with the hoards al the Great Weston sad Bristol sad lulu Railways. They lan bud the boas& el the boat loon advice, sad haws boa sesugsd that the eassemeate sw sarietly is agooduee with tbe Queen Cuipasyb rata. The digueon an al opiates that those erresseaseota will pus besalleial to ad prtits amoureed. Aided by the audit of the swoWsd saw. pswin the shams sad debentures shoe relayed to ay ho mud on Isom fusagable WNW Ban would eiberwas be pregnable, sad a earrespoadiap redeetica will molt is the snood the orsejoist liability el the esionsied emir gas. Hulas mad to tbse fees, the direness nessmaseal the popristers to isia the giber esnosoiss L. lie father sad will sues% resoletiese agog& Cr iS s i rthe b&11-y•dirty virmAirg ow the Zlrd Onset. The Datiseath sad Torbay Balmy will be cubed for nada linegalsost ea the 1016 itsanat, sad it is loped that tile Mi c e of the undertaking' may be attended with bees kid mono to that . 018 P47. Nod to the tam& of year Las. The works ea the lauseestoe sod Tungusic Belway are prm~resei.switishoterily ; sad that on the panto. Bail are atheacialp TEE POLICE COURTS. BOW•STREET. Mr. Henry Wilkie, - sargeoc, of Ifeliagigreee, appeared to a =mooed Weed st thehtetesoe of the Commheiosers a( Lunacy, charging him with baring received a lunatic without Wisp properly homed to do so. Mr. Brown, solicitor, of Ealing, appeared for the defeodant. Mr. Imw, solider to the ocointimioosit, dated that the preesot complaint was made under the 8 nod 9 Victoria, sap. 100, sec. 90, and the stride:too of the wheelers would sufficiently exdain why the proosedinp tad been in stituted. 5;4a Hayti; 8 509, sald—Oa Saturday, the 6th Au al kall-pad ass a..., I was on duty ha the I S wars-road. I saw a woman them, whom I afterwards to /Amylases' Weeklies's. SIN woe with a maa, who welked away whoa I west up to the spot. I did set speak Is Um woman the, but !Hi on my rounds, reternim to the memo point shoat twenty minutes afterwards. I then saw her spin at the same mot as War% sad asked her why th e was out at that hear ? Shen replied, "1 ones take • walk in the semi's." She said a geed deal mom but she spate so loathsomely that I mold not nadir. Mead what the said. I felt aseithed that she was not able betake camel loneU, sad I therefore took her to the police-station in Portland-town. The inspector wrote down a diecriptlesi of her, bat we mold not make eat what she said. The inspector asked bar to write down her name sad addrom. She the wrote down, " Eliza Mitten, Dr. WiUdee Ethos." By order of thisagether I look her to the workhouse, rad pr. her over to Dr. Fuller. It was %ham about twenty mimeos pain throe ia N. morning. I felt certain the was of courand mind from her amener and am Its vitas was not cramexamin:rl Wm. Newlin Fuller, redden' warren of Marylebthe Workhouse, deposed that lea received the yenag woman, Bliss Bitten, from last witses, as deerthod. She vs. evidently of anacmad Bb. was undressed and put to bed. At sliest eleven o'clock the mato meriting witaam directed Dr. Bambara attention to her. I. Jelin Itsmied, 14. Pertmaretreet, Peetaserequare, examined—l otaaronally attend as physician at Merylebors Workhouse. I remember sedan Um Mitten ha the Inside ward rea the Oh of Amid. als• vpsezed about 25 or 30 yews of ens. but I ooald not aeeertaii that fed from bread. I exemiaed her with reterniee to the state el her rabid, sad Mr. Wilke, a somminsirser of legacy, who happened to be premed at the time, examined her also. We bath came to the oa k s that she was blouse, and I informed the oomodesioner that I should send her to the asylum the Alt day. Mars the primal was removed the defen dant cue to the werithoem Mewed. He earns to my mein sad said te se, " Yoe have eat see et my patters hare." I raked him who he was, and be told me his IMMO aid ad dress. An explauation having followed, he rated that the yaw woman had reaped from his house. He said he was a medical ma., and Mr. Wilke asked him numeral questions. Amos others what lAA of a lunatic ha oomidered her? He replied test she was a nervosa patient and had escaped 1 before has his bore. Defendmit—l assure you I did not say that. Wham—lndeed the &bedsit said more. He said that she wan ia the habil of aerobia., sad was so old Mad at is. Hr. Wilke the obmreed, " She moat he a Isaac* and sae mar* • IterVooll pietist." Defendant replied that it was only eemouseem. Mr. Wilke nest asked if defendant was beamed to receive lunatic pathate, sod ha replied la the beauties. I understood him to say that the paths had bees placed under hie shame by her father, bat I ant sot quite positive on this point. Edward Douglas, master of the workhouse. de. posed be remembered admitting the young mime be gumbos to the home. The defender.' came to the home the name day, and the porter mid. " Thia is Dr. Winds', of Ealing. He hes oome for that Fatima who was brong'ht by the polies this morning." The defendant Has introduoed himself *ad said, " Yoe have a patient of mime here." I mid, Do you vie to take km away He said " Yes, I have some far that pess." I naked him how he ksew ale was there? He repW that the police bed 'stormed him. 1 said, " How do I ksow that yes are Dr. Wilkie. !" upon which he gave me his said. I reed the estry is the peeler's diary to his relative to the meepties of the pities; whim fated. fie., sod her Wiwi& mos I. the imam ward. I asked him to mite scram the entry an seknowledimmet of his reoaivialt the patient. sad he did so, missing his seam is fell. Be told ate that he had trateed the patient es far as Hilbeimgate, and that she bad esceped at sheen ewe °Week is the wising. I them seen this defendant with the meter me the medical officer, mad evesteelly way the patent wee gives up to the delesdast, who toe& her s. Mr. Wm. Mhos. suseshastl—l amide M ileeneford. shim and ma He ham of Elks Mitts.. I made image• mate with Mr. Wilkie% two yews ago. to reesivo my dainghter at his hawse se • patient, tied the bee beina Were ever slams I Moe paid him at the sale of 1801. • year, socordieg le eley aresseehe with him. The Wet papaw& was izsDestralier UM, far as miler* yew. There he. bee so oommiesies of lame, tabee est temeotiog the Mete of ley daaghtm's slid, ithe i•• Nall with Dr: Wald's. • RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN. Aide the terminatige a/ our yesterday's report, 'fie CHAIRMAN moved, sad Mr. JORINSON 110000d4 the semesery malaise' for the raising al the mew oepitid empowered to be raised by the South Waders Chertasy Act, and the Various Powers Act at lad emirs'. nociplatWad that Use resolution pro too snub power to the directote, and that the additional thaws which had bees iesii•d had not been issued on advaatageous taw. Hummers explained that the whole of the addi. *yet Mock which had been issued had beat offered to the peognotors in the dinit indiums. The 'violation was thee agreed to, and also a resole** forfeiting aerials shams a the Andover 'ad Redbridge branch. A vote of thanks to the chairman esd directors concluded the proceedings. BNDIPORD AND CAMBRIDGE. The eighth half-yearly general meeting of this eoeataay_toole place yeelettley at the Eagan alettoe ; Mr. W. H._Wansaaao is the &sir. The 11tCYTAJLT having read the report, The CHAIRMAN, is moving the adoption of the report, ocmgratalated the meeting upon the fact that their bill foe authorising MOGI& with the London and North Western Company had received the royal assent, and it was satisfactory to them to know that that company wens not likely to be raised by the bargain they had made. All parties were now Waded, sad the whole arrangements were rampleted. The hoe was prospering, and their Who was genendly incressieg, a state of thine which must be espe cially gratifying to those who em in the tied= *nava of their beieg associated with the distriote which the railway passed. Colonel Humana seconded the mottos, which was itolll9- disialy agreed to, and the meeting separated. SARDINIAN. A meeting of shareholders in this railway was held yesterday at the aloes of Mr. E. W. Cannon, is Oopthall-oourt, for the purpose of tams step* to emertsia the prosiest position and prospects of the company. There were about • d oses shareholden present. Mr Lynda', solicitor for the dismally' shareholders, stated ' ''. obiset of the meeting, and called wpm Mr. Guns, who said be appeared al behalf of two or three dissatisfied shareholders, who dean through him to make • stalmaset of their views. They bad entered into • *somatic., and were perfectly willies to ful fi l it ; bat before they did so, they desired to sandy themselves that it was a bode fide undertaking, for which purpose they mast have more Wonsan= than they bad at present. He believed the directors bad such information, and, if so, it ought to be tarnished. (Hear, hear.) He believed that the 61. per share already celled mast be paid before the esr tidos** amid issue ; and the doubt se to their legal nal and whether their liability went beyond the 6e., na palms they parted with their certificates sad wished to withdraw from the wooers. created andoloa. The capital of the cannel, 3,000,0001.. was set small. The mama had bees intradated through the Stock Exchange, the brokers, Mr. George Seymour, Mr., Cassoon, Mr. Hors:all, Mr. Addis°. and Mr. Beaker, were men of the highest respectability, bat the proprietary wee what we+ called • forced on. It wee well known that whoa parties applied for shares in • good eadertakin they mainly ever got all the" they applied es for, sad very Ire genially moo. but that if the ortaldwas • had on they pen sure to get the fall amount foe which they asked. Now le this °me hie friends were allotted the whole num ber thy had applied for. (Hear, bra.) It behoved the skarehokleas Sa look need mad protect themselves. Tlts directors was, like the broken, men of high respestability, as were the solicitors sad all esenected with the cower. bat the position of the company was nevertheless mat ma. satisfactory. There was • lurking napkin in the pedal's niacin to the boolo fides of the caner. and the came gnome wee that then was no market for the shares and so memo at getkeg rid of the liability. His hinds bad beard to Rive away their there. but ackody utlet accept them, aod they bad bad sake that the regent sell of 31. per share was paid the directors wweuaal4dadores it. ilia 000110540% was that they could set de so. The Italian law was one thing. but the English law wee spottier ; wed as there had been no registration seder **Joist-ell& Act, the call could sot be enforced. The fact gas that they had get tutu • bad madertakiag. and their wheel course was to gat est of it as best they could, sod be resummeadedthat they should appoint • deputation to wait epos the directors to tell them that it was the wish of the shareholders to pay all apneas Warred op to the present these, bat not to paned farther. If this wee ref used, and the arenas, against the with of the tharstiollers, 'misted alma gain on, they meld net but moan that there was something more than waxed as the surface. (Hear, hear.) It had her maenad that large same were to be nand by the coacessioe,and there might also he a of plea wising cut of metracte and other thinge,=t was not consisteut with respectability or illegrity to endeavour to make such pies out of ea unwilling proprietary. (Hoer, hear.) He would submit • resolution to the effect that • depellatioa nit upon the division, to urge upon them the Impalisy of further proceedieg with the medallic's'. and the propriety of retuning the eapital ahead; paid ap, after dads.* the espeasse lacuned. Mr. aIIVOCUAP thought that would be gob' too far, and moved an anmadment that a committee of shareholders be appointed to wait opal the director to obtain informatics es to the position sad affairs ot the coompsay, sad that the essalag ha adjeurced to receive the Yvon of such coup mitten • Before be took up his shares be west to Mew. Glyn, who wen his bankers as well as the heathen d the campaey, and consulted Mr. Glyn ea the subject. Xr. Glyn told him that the anent was ia the hands of most respeuable men, and that be kismet! had tall. op 300 share. 31;.ffruniam—Nr. (Ilya amid very wen afford 10 Isks up 300 shame, hi. Arm Wog the bankers of the company. It would be better to call a 'moral mooting of shareholding Wass they peeled inch . resolvable is bad bees trommested. A cooversatios emus& is the mane of which doubts woes expromed as to whether thie pus/maim by the Italian goverument of 6 pre mat clarion oocistructios. mid 5801. • mils remain afterwards, ettimatsd as a minimum 8 per essa., woo meatus, sod • general opinion was declared that alas Use was set likely to pay if emetraated, and that the prow comes was to triad up the comers sod return Ike ao..y, short the impasses. It was farther soraplaiDd that Do Wawa-Meet had been presseted by the directors, that no auditors had been appointed, and that no information could be °braised at the offitte of the mammy, sod it was suggested that it might become Dicemary to filo • bill is Chancery to am* the direators to (amok bbs required particulars. Mr. °MOCHA,' thought It kaporteat that they should mosertaia what mosey had been paid, U aay, for the mom. mho, and who had the advantage. I. reply to a nominee, it was stated that aethiag had bees dame towards aarryiag out the fib*, and that ea inquiry at the office the ammo was that uothiag °sold he dens till Norreiber. A SHARiCHOLDIR-12 that CYO what OM they WIES with ihr 31. WI? (Hoer.) Amite, 89AMIO1D111 rioted that he had been told the I ether day that 3,000.003 francs of this meaty called up was to the hands of the Italian goveransent by way of seaway. Ultimately both the reeolutlos sad the aniendossat were adopted, it being understood that the deputation should in the dna iastence combos themselves to tolling spas the &rooters foe juror:natio& in aecordeace with the tams of the easeadmeat. MOUTH DIVAN. The report of the directors of this ooispasy raft that Abe gifts revenue della' tie post IraUlwer mounted to KOK 18e. 7d. ; thee al the earreeposarg period 1863 ma 10.2171. le. Bd. ; sad the Wafts ft mew weft.is favour of ttto half-yea asthma 30th Jute bet r therefore, 73074 16..11d. Ws amoral ozporditura of the balf•year amounted to 1.3761. Po. 3d , on worts sad Out. • credit, however, of 1,7621. 4s. 7d. hoe beta realised by Um rat of moles meaty to the seharshe sad ether par obtoora. sad bs dedissed is the sessefte heft the above ast s lft. reducharthe areal expreditare to 1141. 4e. Bd. It wad roporlad to lb. proprietary in Feb ier7lrl , that a 12U1 bad toss sabetittailte pralissyset for sotharistsg lb. Tligs KaRZETS. TALLOW.—Taunaar Strairol6.—The tcrday. Bp* 41a. 4d. ; Wisher to Desember. 43. id. ; Jemmy to liar* 445. IL Delivery is last ermiag,,l 449 make; anival& 6 mks. 007TON.—lanninat. Anon 19.—Oar nation utrenely quiet, and without soy pemeMile Amiga in prima. The .sls an 4,000 Wm, of whin 2.400 are for tempest isispoosistiook. WOOL AND WOBSTBD.—Brannan, Amin 18.— There is a cheerfal ten lienadieg the wool nun& Buyers sad mann seem to hue biome somewhat soms. tamed to the high MS Is, mean, and elalidewee is k Now arras restored. The qadunity of wag ehangiag hark, booms; is nay email Primo are maiatained with mat tratnies, sad in some Ann lots higher rite hare been chinned. There is • moral teeing prevailing that prior mann be penansoMy lower, sad as the gnu bulk of the wool grown is in this market, staplers are indiemed to with their stooks whoa there is in prospect of their wholAle at replan at the ems quotations. Oa the ti waned yarns are (Mel Thera hr been some nub) more inquiry for 40's and We for home us. Things, hew. ever, an only sluggish is thin department. Brinaers ew gaged for tin her trade are, however. well employed oa meet connect.. Some sorts of noes yarns may be A hmed ca terms • shade aunt. Them is some activity for twofold 40's for export, and gunnies. on morally firm. Then is rather Imo dons for the Om. liana. tad the business for that quarter Is pinompUbly dimiuhbed In connqueoce of the exports therm to Aloe sim hens much reduosd of late. The same quietness per. voles the piece breech. The American hovers are alma hem the market. The home merchants ere doings geed, steady. and legitimate basins& and buying only to departing stocks. The orders for the Contempt an um overage al this season. The business for Freon is much quieter, ionobenta hung recently operated Wyly for that merket, to anticipation et a further reduction in the tariff fie October next. The Chine trade ' though sot alto , genet dormant, is ranch quieter, had inundectartere are now foishiog orders in hand. Priess are morally fires. LACE AND IlaSlEßY.—Normmmum. Ammer 18. The lass trade is le about she nesse rallies as it was last week, perhaps &little (pastor, Asps: hag seeelly ese et the &OM molds is tie year kw emery outlet ease the Amorists, a whisk legatees is jut sew seeosarily re- Oristed. All kinds of seeds are her is peke, end thereto* didinds be sell, mop. Neu* veer !woman assts. or to stake op steaks. Towle leaks soy quiet is moot of the keeieey warehosso, especially for the hems warkete, which ere pretty well upplied for the sasses. The prim- Opel shipping belsos is still is the direstios at South A 1101161114 but all branches are affected by the high rates of messy, sad the sestiewed lirruess of yerso—ltorliagkeis Junta. that &mild be desired for harvest operations. Nearly the whole of the wheat in this district has been secured in first-rate order. In consequence of the different kinds of grain being St to cut at the same time, farmers have Lein too Nay to thrash, and until we pt well into our supplies el the sew crop so definite conclusion ean be arrived at u rapids the yield. One thing I. generally admitted. via, that the quality will be fine for mealing purposes. Barley ie now Wag eat generally. The mop promisee well in quantity, but thin and unkind in quality. Best white wheat, 21s. to 225.; best red ditto, 20s. to 215.; other b o n a , 171. to 19e.; beet barley, 28a to fils. ; oats, 20e. to 25e. 6d.; beans, A. to 24a. ; peas, lfu. to 21..; spring vetches, W m . to 27a. ; be four, dli. to Xs. tid. ; other flaw, 21,. to 28a. Mannigsrin, AUGIVII? 18. —Oar market this morning was osly moderately attended, sad thsdansand for all articles was limited, at prim varying little, if any, from the cur may of this day ss'aaight. A few par bof now wheat Went disposed of at about 445. per 4801 b. for rod, aad 4f a. for whits. NEWARK, AUGUST 17.—The show of wheat was not large. The tr.de was quiet, and in some eases a small reduction took place. No material change occurred in bully. Oats Moody. Beans fully as dear. Nivntoar, Auaurrr 18.—Not so much wheat so offer this day as last week otarnall proportion of new, the quality goad. A Muddy 'assumptive demand at nearly the prices of last market day. A few simples of new barley in MM. condition, but sot stout scarcely any sold ; value about 32e. per qr. Oats, beans, a nd pees about the same. ll:sniwas, Actium 18.—The supply of wheat is abort, sad the bade ter old is dull and la. to 2s. per qr. lower. New whits, weighisg 67a. per bushel, made Ws. per qr. ; winter rata, 22e. ; rya. 341. per qr. Awesome, Auourr 17.—A• oreapared with last week, wheat wr ls. down us the top, and 4d. down on the average. Barley was Is. up oo the top, and 10d. up on the average Oats were 2e. 6& down au the top, sad Id. down oe the average. Beans were 6d. down as the top, mad Id. up asthe average. Wheat, 36.. 6d. to 43a. 6d. ; bar6d.ey 24e. to Nis. ; 17e. to 25a. ; Mena 395. 6d. to . CATTLE.-Binsenonsie, Aucuirr 18.-We were fairly supplied with beasts at this day'a market, which arrived in middles, condition. Prime besets were in good request, otherwise the beef trade was slow, without alteration in prin. Sheep came freely to heed ; aceditios middling. Prime light sheep were in good request, otherwise the trade wee beery ; Tuesday's rases aahtaiesd. Lambe were • good supply ; trade steady. Calves a short supply ; late quotations made. Fat pip in vary short @apply ; extreme prices realised. Beef, bad. to 7d. ; wither mutton, 7d. to Yewe ditto, 60. to Ted. ; lamb, Bd. to 9d ; veal, 6d. to 71d. per lb. ; bacon pep, Is. 3d. to 10e. 3d. per wore ; paten, 10a. tolls. Baterren, AUGUST 18.-We had • very full supply of beet at our market to-day ; trade was very heavy, and prices showed • downward tendency. Best samples realised from 65a. to 675. sad secondary from 58e. to 63a. per cwt., but in many awes holders refused to submit to the reduction, and • somber of animals were left on band. There was • very full supply of sheep and lambs ; beisime wee anything but briskoind ewes and withers sold at 7341. per lb. Limb was odd with much difficulty, sad poem ringed hum 7ed to 9d. per lb. There wee • fair supply of pees, and a good buds, bacon piss radioing from 91. 6d. to 101.nd porken from 10s. to 10s. 3d. per score. There were few store cattle on offer, sad namely say Improve mint on the dull market of the pet two menthe. Ws I had • very fair show of milady aowe, the quality of which was good ; and, in some inetenees, from 1 / 1 1. to 191. was obtained, but a more average 6gsre wee from 161. to 171., and some samples were left as baud. A capital show of horses, bet there were very few buyers, and business wee very quiet. Nrenderi, Atiourr 16.-The besets shown today were of • v cry Inferior quality, and vales were effected steady at Te. 60. 611. per stone. Sheep were soon, sad prime ranged IMO 6gd. to 74d. per poured. Number pinned :- Beans, LI3 ; 'Us% 373. _ _ _ - Norriacm•m, Ammar 17.-A largo supply of cattle of very inferior quality. Demand for beet qualities was good, and a slow inquiry for inferior meta Best =A Milers lle. to 96. per stam ; inferior 6e. 6d. to 7s. 6d. A large show el sheep, hub of ulterior quality. For beet smell sorts there was a pod demand, but inferior deectiptions met a dill ode at previous prima. Best small, 70. to 8d; coarse and inferior, 64d. to 7gd.. per lb. Imp supply of lambs emed dew at promos! rotas. &ores, to 255. each. Best LT eL par lb.; inferior. Bd. to Bgd. per lb. A Imp of mime on offer, meeting with fair inquiry; best. 7d. per lb.; mares,6gd. 13est small porkets, r le. to 65. beam, 6s. 6d. to 6d. per dom. beim an ady...op an late ream Number at market :-Elatarday, bees* 25 • calms, 12: sheep, 21; pip, 181. Wednesday, 301 ; calm, 22 ; Idol; 1.4081 SON 9. liumPuaan, AUGUST 17.-The lal made was less Vim hut week, the number being 33. or • diereses of 66 heed geed aside were is and led week's piles were remietained. Top prim, ; oared far tie MM, Els. ; midd li ng arid iufsdaci 6 1 1. Gli• hi 7i. 641._ Meas. The supply of sheep sad iambs was 5,839, Ming 1,125 mom thee last market : 1,138 of which were more hemp and Isesh• Let w eek 's for both sheep sad hada wee* maiataised, the latter. Tep pries of the best mattes, gd. to W., and dorm to 711; 1111111/, fid. to 6gd. per lb. lands, tap prima, 34e., 335.„325.. ale. 31a, 30e. I eurrant , he the bid Kg* Ns. to 20s. ; ousaitcy, 20• I•2ss.,iiad down to 14s. &L a head ; daddies& tep arias, Bis., 19a, 18e., 1.6 a, 14a, 13e., sad lowa to Si. Fed pigs brought from ss. to 13e. per Nam ; sit to eig/st weeks old ditto, ham Us. N l6a. • lead. Sumbeirs la wearkM-Fia cattle. 353 ; Lau ditto, 500; milk tows, 47 ; sheep, 5,839 ; pip, 330. TRAFFIC REIVRNS. Miles P. Mon ?Mal, Ittel, &Lama& apes maws Meade% 1/546. 1848. Week socks( Jose 4. 6 A 4 6 °rest loathers of India 79 Ma 177 676 580 Week maw July 60. Itreact Truk 4dOlialis -IMO 11.144 10418 WM . 14.661 Week slims Moat & areal Caking enema A 41 Wilm & a 1,449 4,104 6,111 W*c ugust I) !MU sad Meath sea mew *WM It leate * 4 mil N. thoudise ..- 1,710 MB kW WI Walk ariliti Aeateet s*. MI6 11,958 41418 85,404 Wan ;zip ..... ... TS &OM 601 1,444 1416 w Mai Avoid 74. sad Coaaty Aiwa 46 706 158 181 Ts instaaTrasler bs. 1114 6410 1.100 8 0 1 04 9113 o f MI 110.801 12.719 SUIT SUM Kral; 141144 41,1411 KM/ 744111 ALM 114a5 Casoi lua..o9o4lmat. and Dam 714 7,160 1,144 8.410 7,114 Maseltelier. /Mali Jim mitAilelsoloome 4 . . 1,118 818 1.885 OM II le. of L'4 asil base M4W. 4161 814711 10.646 MAO 48.786 liaribliegisk. 86 1 KM 11,381 88.185 Kim isalUdi Coded The ship True Briton, Captain Bows, from ifolboarae May 7, 11•• a Pals as Towlo7, sad bald them by • piletboal.23 of her palasegam, wbe arrived at Plesereee on Webroday by • Ashy, mom of rtr meek tog Plymouth by tail oft WedieNday ores*. Tam Briars bdap la •n 'boat 200 propearm, sod Ira 25,000 moose of solaria board, with • fall prim/ exiioalsl cargo. Ohs resided Cape Bora Joao lb, and orourod taw Equator Jury 9. [Advertisement. ]Hommws•r's PIIIS ran be casadsutly recommeed as • damage reedy for the sthavats of mN dames sad conditions of people. Twang sad old. 1101 M sad ware, paresis end shltdrms May take tills mailieln• with the eartalaty or Maylving benefit from ha nee wheat disorder or dia. see la them nuserabla gallowses riu• are unrivalled hpr theilr aperient, sad amalgam's' prrties. !bey ramie inlipseasca, palpitaticas sad beadachsa, mime ope specially servioadde Isabigstals pasuliar to Jamie& Sack boo of pallwrappsdi up Is Wated instructions for the guidance of who will rea. uaderstand from carefully stodyieg rh;t7le best way of regaluing health holloware ?Ms work • thorough crow to the cowatttutioas of the week sad AMMAN. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, LND MATHS. BIRTHS. _ . BIRCH —August le, the wilt olif Berth, Req., Bread Cavalry. of a we. 00BEIT.—AueatId, at Pertedoweeted, Maldahlß. W., Bin. I. Oa of a ele. GRZEN.—Aaleet 1L at Prove:ram.% Havergtor.k.lllll, the wife 010 Y. Cam., 10mq.. ot • &tighter . Illeo.—august le, at the Waeor.bouse. ChigweD, Ise; the wife ot Ilse. Iteq., of • dauehter. MlLLill—Aegast IT, at Oveat Cumberland-place, Bs, .it the Bea. Kra Mlllea, et eSafhtet. THOYsON.—Aa oat IT, at Devonahlmterrace, Forset-0111„ Usk the wile el W.l7omsc4 of a datielmtge. mea.uthaa. SOLA—HINNY.—Andoet 17. at Harimetreet. Cavermileit sunset, the Nev. D. Pisa, the ZIT. fl De Sots, son of She We Nev. D. A. De Sole, minister of the Spanish and Porta- IS 'pJews, le Jainism. daughter of the late Z. Henry, Big. ais—Az:tau). et maws. Dimwit Camberwell, by the Rev, W. W. Wilson, John Brunei; serest eon at A. anthems km, aI II sexhaispfee-Itows, bormeal, te Mims, Wed danglitw of W. B. Arnold, Us, No oasis PraktiI Ia r—VILVON L AITL —Alava 16, at St. Kan% Lige. Liverpool, by the Nev. J. P. Nonnthersite. J. G. ?Resit% las, el LK Zest, toegeds Pramera (WOW Id J. 1 .• ef Desepost VAUGILAN -11 r. g Ili Labia olifteh e % tar 4 .0.1.. Alesseder, J. N. Vits lag., of Usew . Leedom, le Mary Igarths, der,Nse of I. D. Week Sq.. a Ifebigeltrosfa WiglobslL_ _ CORN.—linuctoonow, Aram 18.—At Ws day's laurel there was regain a .hart supply at Melia wheat, which tread bayous at about kat week's rates, sod killip was rather lower. Dariey untrikeed. We UM, mem. Mined Stair value. Peas km t. mama. Boma le. Mew. Itarmor, Amon IL—At ow inaricat k dsy More was • fair sap* of formes wheat, most old, which told pretty freely, at • &elks at la, par qr. ; the tropism el sew officio( wire good Is quality and oredition, sod mid M from 380. toe'. per 4861... Parole was freely sod tally la. pie qr. ahem with • may dall= Barl e g a ll e s: dear, sad a i ......ptive deemed tow all ; new kWh gullbsd M. to ilik per 40011 s. moderato kinky eke •• full palms. se* tawarbtiagim Its., NS, ,41•11#3 4 0 ien tilm. Mom and peas *rah ba4 ot Indian corn lea: olire . triages pikes, values lam. . tiblailtir In s " , 1)1•111, 3n, m A0000T : ehlinOmai iiii2re ' 44..isitai"herkity leak I l I C r . 7eg gm ai i — " . 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