The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-24 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. ()MOW I.ll‘t MORT'S 41A21771.) WAR-OFFICE, Acorn 23. 66 Reg.. of Wargo thoordo—Najor-Oosoral the Earl ol Carrlitlon, E.C.E., to b rolled, vim Ot.si Sir John Batt, rk. Amid. let Rapt. of Drapouce—Lieutamitt Cecil Frederic Ho'Alor to be c it , ' on, by p tri11..., rice Glyn, who Mil.. Lirote. a a,' !talent. Modlorit to to mite* by qualm, ma betowum, who teurea , Corset Charise Hall to In beam -11".• ' y Pur , tsar. obi, Haider , Cosa =Tema C 0..1.-.1 1.. to lient irate, by purchm, ,o. ILL i. 41.1 I 'roe.... —Writ( Bruico, goat., to boeuraot • , by pa. om, ric, lb.b.mos. Kumasi. I:th Leta 11.4,, u•—lleary Wilhite Yomag, pat-, to Le corset, without purchaer, rico Corbel, oppoiatad to 16th Lona I tragoam. lads lAttat Drafooaf—Jobs Gem* Staf(ord, goat., to be (.41141, tritium* parchm, re e William, Moomei Royal At ultary—Lopata 1,...5.1 *Amu Pattereca, front toe rod WM Iturta Iteaimat, to be payeamer, , Hoary Lim do lei Chesney. Jim., late mummer, Britian I lei ow Lops, to be lay:meet. Royal Mostimm—bleortemeMar-tkrgeerat Gawp Priagla to to mummer, . latatearat Hoary Porky L'ldotronge 11l 4...0v Imo Lets permitted to notga It. comaturl to. Moo.) Ttera—Curset Dart Illiamm, from half pay .1 the lo'e Load Tremptat Cerra to bomaiga, TM Michael Cala, whoa, apperamost has beta emelloi. la Rnt , orat of Part—Sariaa, Jolla Illibard Paltisiee to be Lamm*. by panema Mar Wawa. alai Ws nand ; Ledge Alba Itletembekl to be Itosomett, by portbme. 'sc. Wdrao, promoted. m iz irsi 6tll Foot —Davido Dersish, pet.. to beendp, with out i web" tiro peee4•ll. 441 Eu pi ul— Wats Triaibma = got. to la gado. IZto bre, rim Odad. I!.w—Compboll Ileum retools arialy parchoes, tit* IF Narrow Witham Mamoll Item IF . : 6 frl d. I. to be netts, trilibtold Wei." OM URA*. 11tb loot—gawp kabant risammid LMe to be lastracer it I.a.ltotry. ICU Foto —ll,4lerts Jervis, pot, to be Grip, by pereber, Ito o Wag, reemed. UM Foot AVM Oary, toms Imffirty .. aaatimbad, to to mar Dowry Mawr Atalrmaad, mho la. chasm, 7h.rs. Elomml flasksp Ito oes& pat to to maga, by porthem Me LiMell, peeteorl; Hatay Jambi Holarli, got, to be mega, MOM pooliseek oleo Fuller, deceased. 111% Foot—TM promoka at Lisammat I. A. Staten to Mar data 94 Muth, 1646, .sated oil lab March, ISM, ae . . prwmauely &Wel. We 60A—erre' &Awry Payee 01%e a, tram ataloat of a J.{.l bowl va, t L. copula, y Fleaseerrad. who ea c Imarkee , %0b..) btacealey, gad., to be auk; without par,beee, •..w use 700, promoted, 22ed Ft. A —4.utmat Itemise thmtk Bob). be be purctow, vbre Musa, who noiroe• Nowira eaditeia heath to be hto eumat, by pleithise, elm Has sell. who Mime Emirs Robert Arttew Deasy to to beareaant, by pur,hase, vim Rotes. Nth —Gmre Paton. gear, to be eoogn, by purchase, mire beerrrefse, 41. t FoA— Elam V .thilkusLand, ppd. be be mole, by run beer, v ice Brooke, promoted. 46eb F...t—Surron Thomas Comm O'Leary, 11.11., from ttiefiftls Foot, to be rumen, vim Doan, whaoadmasem 66th Foot—Lierst.nant Henry Corr Wass Hammed to be , cassia by pirchaor, vim Pipe, who Min.: Burro Charts: ilealemia Coble Spa* to te lies..*, by ur ethra, vice hum al. Fltb Foot— Emmen tiro•pe Shirley to to liewlmeemt, without purchase. vice Cooke, &cowed. 65th Foot—Frederick beard, gem., to b• mop, Impure:was. grim Kiley, proacied. 67th ram— Lleuteaant Alfred F. A. Slade to to captain, by pare's-, irk* Coylasd, virio mum 69:b F..o—Fariek gestos beady. by poi etw. Berm • Intik 1.4 .7 -Easiee! limey GerrpCovendieb Is be IWO- ▪ by by pairibsse, Acs a trbs. piemobed; eargeou 'lliquaes Ewe, has the Poet, se be =seek vice O' Lorry, who eschew& 73rd F.A —Hag ewe, post, to be alio, without par ttime., IMO W Ilemultem, deramed. Utr. ot—Paymeater William Yeathelitoto, teas the Lisserick Witte, to be paymaster, vice Deaths, dec•aart. Nod Foot—lasign Gilbert Edward Campbell to be Unite ✓m. by poreboae, vice Gooch, pr,deote3. 117th Foot—Thema. Tbeeepeua lines, peat., to be emetgo, witbout pen:bow. Tiv Cogger, protauted. Lfr Drimirke—Merit lletepets Derid Ritchie Promo, fl D , for the MA to be enieuot•.szpou, via Rebel too. o'nototoi se ditittott. loyal Nowloosilood Cooposits —Koko 'ohs Joan Overt, Itos bolt.por 'marmot!, t o tot m.jor to osootTops to Bre T. t•Celisel Law, Paned to be etejoe-geserel. DEPOT BATTALIONS. Deflais Freud. Bony Drew, fr 94.6 Poet, to to who tam, race Aleleadrr Maclean, eppetmed stall ~direr .4 pettehmere ; C.pttla Gawp L. W. I) Fhweetted, from the 20th Foul, to to tick. steal, TIM Rodney P. O'Shea, woo esekewsee. ROSPITAL STAPP. Assioaat-Sargt on 71;:;a46CraukTriRotortwo, !ran the Rid, Belisle, to be siefatiost-eargeoa, ACC Payson, sp. ',meet to tie little thymic VETICKINARY MEDICAL DEPARTMENr. Gt.ttrts Nadas, sent., to be o.,:ting onterinarrnsugtoo, vire Dailey, lotto ham teals .d BREVET. Calomel Coretnandast Hetry WIIIYa Peek*, retired ttoyellmmo', to Isere the heemery mak of major eart.v her Mejeetra eM la camel of 13th November. MI, Meier the Sea. Eyre Chaluntee Hooey Neesty, 96th Toot, to to hemmer te•tteMeel be the eney. MILITIA. Comoilaelos y the V ice-Lseeteseat nf the Emit Riding of the c misty of York, sad the borough of Kisp4m-epos• Belt Ft 11124311 Dlisby Lepel, EN., to be Deputy Lieu temeat. C.,:dsnsWooss signed by the I. del Lientanenta of tha respective Counties. The Dube of Lutemt“i • Ova Regiment et Timmy Cevelry —Comet John NOM Chembeelem Stubs le be lieuteseht. rise Redeeee. missed; the itlebt 11.meneehle Vrettetiek COM. Lerenteh, oneamonly mllt.l Lord /ft. Cinch Claim Cereedisb, to be arse" Mc* Stark* pm- motel, --- .. Compay of Leaciabir• .hatter Rides—Robert Jail ▪ pat., to b• lieutenant. Rontrouteryallore laotaaury Cavalry—Captain the Right Roe. Ciliate Remy &oast Charlie Stuart, Hurl Vase, to be taw», vice . W.:liature, rerigeed; Lieutenant David Jose., to 1.4 captain. vim Boroor Malaria). resignad; Unit-neat Rdclucd Etta larroe Peel, to be captain, voa Earl Vote, petaitotad; Cutvat George William Adair, to to footman% sire Janes, proniond; Cornet Artarm Seutpfoid Tiipp to be lieutenant , vice Peel, promoted • Coralt Weimar Beaty Adams, to be liesieelat, eke def tame. Rug! %Vete Mlli 14—finary Augustus Bradawl Brea!, - - t tt,to, kdoaa. promoted ; Caveadadi H Uffi'll. goat., to be .o-µn, via 1.10131•11, promoted. P. iltabiro Voluate, liodo Corps—Jsha Hoary Jacob, Reg, to to capita of the lit Company. Is• rr lisadavorth Company of the Staffordshire Volunteer IL de C rya—Wary Elooll, EN., lobs mOOl. I.t C(Mplay of ffortliamberisadTolaatrer Bass—Edward Trotter, Esq.. to baeltalm ; Jam lsomiek, gent , w be li.ut moat ; Jobs looms, md.. to be ensign. let Ceratasay .1 Nurthtioth Volasteer drtillrry—Ad dis,a Putter, Esei , to to ambits; Hummel Tomas, put., o, be brat Usammaat Froditick Palm, seat., to be soc.mal imammatt. lot or Rol el East Iliddirra Rogimat of Militia—Eas4a R.lbert Joon Myth, to be lientarat, eke nor, ressga 4th or Royal barb lisidkord Ropiment of Mtlitia—Captsis Arthur Crania You io b. Major, vice Llecard, rooi.tretl. Kora titeirergea Light laharry 1111 W.--Joke Trederkk ton only liritioNat Is bar Megrarie 74ed Itogisreee el Pert, tie be awed. ;air Hie Acrd Wig laiessrg, sr lawasark Berrl, Etriet. ard Nairn Shires lbrairrest et Mards—Lleserrest Deward Colyn Csowroa, to too ireteria, vic• the lieseedeblie Lewis Atruader Wait, neetird. Lenuvi .r 14 4 .1 Partbaire RI& Xilids—Lknvisast Frew. . McNeil.lama Liabs, lo be espials. vim Nada, rosigasiL ADMIRALTY. AtOOST APPOINTMENTS. IT.' (1811), to the Deuntkos; J. N. eenta me. OSA, to lb. Arrogant; asd J. T. C. Webb (1839), to the Pearl, 21, stew einem careette, al Perismouth. burretras W. L ney, N.D. (1665), or the Deeetkoe; H. 13114.1 t, M.D. (19.56;. to the Arrogant; P. P. Morgue (1332), Co abs Pearl W. J. Home, to be addstiettel to tb. T.,rt.sers. 12, ..tore-.hip, at Asornake ; end O. B. litll (MA). to tbs •gcrt. otrowirrom•olonp, Pot aoatorto It Cing..a , •PS (1102). en taw Arrogoot ; W. B. R. h.rde t. te.• Pout J. P. PloWipo (IMO). B. N. Conte . (ISIS,. W. E. Kelly ( 1127), T. W. Wen& (166.1). owl T. (I nolotao, en tlto Amodio.. Aretossat• Sur, IIaO W Dobbin (13%). lo Dautot• leer; M. W. Coioo, II I) (11211), te the Eaoetald, 51, ware at~aeridrw, at Itheseesse; E. bil•Cersby (1e.36). e. the Vloaary, 101, gar Asp. et Peresommtb ; E. D. artNief (IK17), mobs Impertrussk it. arrow ream bier.,., .1 Krittoouth ; C. H. Ilaegleter (1e56), le Jo Csmbridg., emasery ship. et Denallen, T. IL 'fa)! (1834,, In the Agoneninoe, 91, strew Mom oblp, at Putt.. .nth; It. 1t.11,6. to the Moirook 50, meow oosot frigtote, at Porto...lull; oiti O. m„1 . (INV. Cu rho Doane-. 2. p•dil• wheel wears mmet, et PerlemegriL Clete. J. ellootboro. On Ow Pearl, l' fl oe " t e t h e •rnritrwmt; awl W. Craw.. to tb. AsimaiParamesses D. Nettie, to the Arrogant ; owl Y. °low (OW. M th. Pearl. Arouse Arose Wean W. blrensey, to lb. Mart-se A.slesets J. J. Hair. le tire roar!, B. J. Las, le lb. CI% ; W. W. Aertereeth to the Atophino, 36, tows glom Morale, at Sharma; IL Wilifs" is the Vet. 6, earn. , ...rn onto. oil" M Torionemali_ . T. J. H. Pares. , 1. wow dentarellooll mars 5.1 w. i• tbr Suet 2 busapJ,lol, maw Maw lih Map, se; Dercepert. A,uag &mutts! eurpene IL P. Isfiesii, is do Am rat , T. the Pearl; aad B. W. Dubuc , to g ot Cyclops, 6, paddle wheel steams Mote. Jualeteat Clerk W. B. halm, to the Arropal. CHATHAM, AVOVIIT 23. VISIT OS THE LORDS OF TER ADMIRALTY TO THE Dotlll•os.—The Board of Admiralty paid their Ent °Metal visit of hayeetioa to this dorkyard to-day. The Ltd. present per. to. Dube of Sonnir.ct. First ; Vice- Moors! the Hoe. Sir R. 8. Dundee. K.C. 8., Rear-Adadrel the Hots. P. T. Pelham, C. 8., 8. What:rend, Ent, Baer- Admire] the Right Han Lord Clarence Edward Part, CIL, seerecary ; flit Baldwin, W. Walter, But., K.C.8., fier veyor et the Navy ; and Lieutesaat- Colonel G. T. Graeae, Director of the Adnoinky tandaserheg troika. Cholera have bees reenived this taswidag for the following troupe to be held in readiness to eabark at Orevesead for 10414, via.-400 oleo to *rota& la the Octavio, Oh nes la the Miro* 400 men In the Barrey,4oo main tba Hamm, 370 tom in the Alfred, 360 miss to the Hilaire. and 363 is the Walmer Cutts. The whole of the shove proceed la Cakatta, mad are to embark between the 7th sad 13th of fteptember. The following embark foe Madras —MO sea I. the Oadotth, Gad 120 as to the Barham. The Aare@ embark, 460 men for Bombay. WOOLWICH, Avourr 23. MILITARY COURT Or IXQUIRY.—A wart of W oolly coopoood of vector Alms of the Baia Artillery MO Woo tosomcl la on lovadliplios of *NUM &logos mad coostur &woo niolo by umbers at ft /toys' burl. La dr poloallego woo as of • pilafs adres. " Z an attr poodlog, It is moody loototory to slab dist • lbw dap loot Qs and um sap.* to jerks in Ind Ur (last goons, w *lke awl s age* asonek ad* woo nioquistly= th* Os bond rata bad sad kalvisat at la a Ividiaso m = had tbkostaftwist w =geo Erb War site of ihs _ _ _ Como* Fos — tom A amo.—ls whales W Capes's Great's nhar faindows are sew om trial at Um toßoyal Hartedka, Woolwich, sad at otbar dation, tbe riven of laeredaciag ea Impinged system al orwri s radar tor lamp wiledar la palms or or mood la the flea Tao fellowiag 411.161 Min, Opal by Commodore Su peelotemnat rim Hoe.l. H. Hinman& woo this day Dated et the dookyard With a view to prevent mash iaoor nelsoin which a sow raperWarsd, anima wed lishooten an iehrmed, that shoe the The Matiad, waters whip wish r b. dichornd vela be romstred to give at loam Sany o/in Mari whew" The Harpy, mean week lost la oommdfolea ea the African W. haa tee. does/ fir serake, wad lo adored to be brought forwsrd for sordia. D.lattom, naiad vowel, Crook muter, hes unloadoil a cargo of named anion to, tram no anattra yords. POILTPMOO7II, Atom 211.—Admiral Bowles, C.B , and Ives-Admire) the Ban. Geom. Grey stabezted os board the Fire (loess, MINIM' Commander Peal, this afttiniioa, and visited the Resaits sioanein at lb Mother beak. Tao gallant Akan wore honoured with the u►osi Witten , - THE ARMSTRONG GUSI.—Sir William Armstrong, ' Supointandent of the Med Ordamrs Department at Wtels kit. has aumeeded in accomplobing the method of riding the whole or any 'tunnies number of the guns employed in the service which present . • surface at the Imo Kt to secure and 01•111taiS the grooves, and which yams a body of sufficient tensile strength to resist the explodes power required to expel, with safety, the heavy ahem now in ass. Some experiments have been carried out at is the met saccessful meaner with some of the gts=hawie midemems the snatamoohmis se ardor walks km the ..oath to the riled Wee, hitherto con sidered impracticable. The dist gun submitted le trial me ma !?pounder on Sir Witham'. original plea; the mond im ordinary J2-posnder, mentos gun, riled on • yea of fin W ditam Ansekrmag, adapted for elongated cast wen AM or shell. They were transported from the depart ment la WOOIViCe ATOMS without preliminary proof or test, es the met implidt eamildenne us placed in the judgment of Bit W Armarseag, am. were bred over a image et 2,41111 yards. The remelt exceeded the general naticipwlein. TV target wag *is feet swam, bee which army shet—rwasely, ear used. from lash em — Famines,* with amide .s metals aim. The mop sad diligence dispilyel is the premat restricted Omits of the eetehlishmem present ample wiliness of lit W. asstarmees mipdathia lonia 100 gnas far metes &ming the pre sent yaw. Wag fully and faith/My padarmiL YU whole ef that samlier im already In for., sad mil be esespleeed sad delivered ram eedlway oircameamese long before the 6d pe purled. Colo—The following latter has bus addressed toleced Tinian by the Right Hea.lidary lierkert, esseeter, at war :—" Deer and Vivian,—The wage lawm modes ar ' rebellion are the mole of the act of peellammt, sad they are not held to inehide riot. It has been thought necessary in acts of parliament to we farther wards if the • power is .ought to call men out in aid of the civil power. Your Mends, therefora need be under at apprehension of being called away front their ordinary pursuits to put down riots. As reersids the eight days he every (nor months, or tei oil-four city fe the year, tam, may be taken together at separately as the convenience of Ore voluni.ers may require, provitvd the teem of twenty-four days is reached. As regards days; the government are most anxious in this, as in .11 Mame to give every fair latitude which will suit the convenience ;end facilites the operations of the volunteers, who can in very few instances devote the morality to their "roams and instruction The evenings may, therefore, be muted as days, and your artillerymen will find that two or three hours' work with the great guns consUtuts a very fair day's work. I hope them explanations will meet wits the • views of your volunteers, whom petriotiam and public Mirk dorm the thanks of the government " EXETER AND SOUTH Devote VOLUNTEER Ring Coon's—Twelve new rides, the gift of • gentleman residing in Exeter, were propertied to We carps on Monday evening last. Alter the usual drill the volunteers were formed is sad the mayor (Captain Teacart) in handing the a rr e' erer to the corps, expressed his gratification at seeing the peeii.cy at which they had arrived. He also bagel that, as the Devon ulanto re oinked Bat la the service, the members of the corps would strive their utmost, by perfecting themselves in their tunes, to merit the honourable position they held, and not only be Brat on the very lea, bur Wm in efficiency. Three cheer, were tire given for the Queen, and three for the mayor. The rifles were then diembuted among the., to whom nose had been previously served out, and the procendings terminated. The volunteers are now all well up in thes drill, and present • most soldier like spmerance. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, 1859. SPORTING. THE STOCKTON MEETING. TO TEI =ITO& OF THE 11P1I8I. Sta,—Th• notating at Stockton has roads snob mid abides of late yeas that it is now one of the first-clan northern reunions, and few of its rivals coo boast such a two-' days bill of fare u that before me. It comprises arm bum bat day, and the ten already complete can show an average of fully 90 mimes enraged is each. Like all the martiega, the 2.yr-olds ere is great fume, there Sit subs, to the Cleveland Stakes, is furlongs, worth y• monkey," and among theta some of the great guns of the ' Lane. L topire, Het 101 b. Butterfly, got 101 b, Tom, get 71b, Bet 101 b, Hi tiniest" Set 121 b, Lupines, Set, the Thaw, 9n, and , Set 71b, compote a brilliant lot kw whisk te seises a Add. sad the straggle will be as lo bbies, earently to those with Darby " books," ad say del isle awe at York, Most or Goodwood. We ski pieta* see what Umpire esa do in good cause rods; weight,; as the Anode= is ao coward, and of opieka his horse it one d Um bast la the country, • ne se this ought to tempt kb. Crsatoad is the only ens ' be is mestiag on even tams, the pair being in receipt of weight from meet ef the other "cracks;' and I shall Inn the nee to them, giving the to the ton of Andover sad Haricot, from the ran of Thernumby at York attar his debt by him. The Tradesmen's Boadiosp, as Primus is struck out, appear* reduced to • match between Geepard, 3 yrs, fist 81b, and Archdechess, 3 yes, Est 101 b: and if we Mb the be from Gaspard's running with Lifeboat at Goodwood, the letter's running with Underhand at Neer erode, sad Archduchess getting so close to Underhand at York, the filly lab all the beat of the weights. The Harry Fowler Headicap, five furlongs, is worth • clear 3601., mad • ram "amber will muster at the post, Ardour, 3 yrs, 74 IHb, Tess Ring, 3 yrs, 74 131 h, and Rod &ON 3 yrs, Get Mb, bang among those "beet in ;" but Int ef these aimed in the three-year-old Zetland Bisnaisl will show, es the issue appears to net mond , / babes Babb', Volatile, aid Archduchies, who from the York running ought to finish in the mob aimed, the last mentioned having all the wont of the weights, as she is of inks as good 'clan as the others. The rematedag mate Mond are so entirely dependent on the raining for the above that I should be quite out of order in saelyelag them, with the imposts of the competitors en Hahn to eltererien ; and 1 can merely remark that the malt of the Cleveland should augur the winner of the two-year-old Zet. lead BrinalaL—l am, he., METEOR. MANCHESTER.—TozsDA Y. eTZWARDW CUP. (Itroczarrs.) 2to 1 apt Charlotte (t) 4 to 1 Raspberry (t) 4 to 1 lazy Less (t) 4 to 1 Sosasaalt (t) ST. LitoElt. sto 4 as Promised Load (t) to 1 at Marionette (t body) 10 to 1 Satoroarskto (t) 20 to 1 I , lspolsos (t) 20 to 1 (off) EGHAM RACES—TUESDAY. ----- - - - Two RUNNTMIDS BTAILS9 (Handicap) of 10 sova sub, h ft, and 6 only if deelaied, &a with 60 added. Wks= extra. _The woad to save his atitite. Owe ails. 611;lre;71;;; 71e 7 ttas;.67V 7 ;111;WriZ11 0 . 010 ....TW I Mr. Media'. Tams Dser. b yrs. IA 416 „ ... **whs.) M,. 0. 61e.. Ta . 131. ..... Mr. J. 1. Men's Itel rapersass. 6 yra IM nb ...... . Mr. A. Wifilsroes Palm I..esi, I elb ............ Capra Even 0111. &Winon G h at, , 4to 1 oa th gist Lad Berkeley sad Bel B 6to 1 opt Tame Deer. Won by a tenth ; some distance b e den the sewed awl third ; bad fourth. Tan Bemire Brawn PLAT. (Ifewilleep) of 50 sow. Three orrisroot • mile. 111 W. Day's aby Aeroast—Allsial. r yea MIND (J. Agamq MAIN Brlaalaral Ilsossleser.llead. t yra ist IS. Daryl Mr. Mellistslo Jall4 , llc. 74 1110 ..1w Mr. Dials% lady I yea 441 Mb law. to Ir_si The follow*/ isa : Filly by Nowaistatar— Dos, Joyous., Ilsi po.woek, The Gift, Niger, f by Ameadale—Ce• hew, sad Betting P 7 to 2 apt Julie, 4 * 1 opt Bead-over-Band, 6to 1 apt the Alban colt. Wes away by • kerb ; • heed between the second sad third; wee distance between the third sad fourth. Bassoth wee fifth, end Niger Bildt. The Dee Illy. The Gift, and lower' wwe the next three. The ethos BUy bolted soon after starting, sad ran to Cooper's. _ _ Tits SCIARZT AND MU/M.IBNX &TAXES (Handicep), of 15 soya. mob, 10 ft, and 5 only if declared, &c., with 100 added. Winner. extra. Two miles and a chasms,. (31 nabs., 16 of 'atom declared.) Nile et lieeterd • Warw. by 11.beeer. rn. 34 IFlxtmaal 1 Oriel leaarters Coxcomb. 3m. 1.4 .J. D.NyI I Mr. O. lambert. Clydeaelc. 4 Tr% as 11). Boehm, 3 The following also ran —Ruth, Burgomaster, Fly-by- Hey, colt by The Flying Dutchmen out of Oala, Clara Web ster, Minster. Betting : 7 to 4 apt Silligrew, 7 to 2 apt Brawn:aster, lralotber. Won In a canter by two length. ; ANNINW TOLE STANZA of 3 OOPS. 1.11, with 25 iddll r lar3.yr-olda and upwards. Optional selling weights, to. ?tor qt!artere of a ?ALL ST. esozers EAST. A poen* of a nut disgraceful character was wintered last Sunday alimeneen la the perish @hutch of Pd. Cieurgee-ii-tle-Ilest The See. Hugh Area, who has m oistly bees &rotated by the worry to the afternoon lecture ship, preached at the snits which commenced at Ulf-past two o'clock, and in the conneof hie earmos alluded to clergy sew who did not preach the mope!, and wen datums nientiosed the Pope of Rome, &huh at whisk num to excite the minds of many parsons pretreat, wbe wine op. posed to the religious teaching of the mixt et lie parish (the Irv. Bryan King) and his wrap. At the ate of this eseviot the churchwaideas endeavored to clr ar the church is order that prewar= right ba made fir the ordisary Soar o'cleck service, bet upwards al one hundred perms refused to leave end carded nand the altar. This perks of the thank was dashed eat to oltra-Reneenietle sty* with erosent end* sad crowed cloths. At awe minutes before 4 o'clock the doom of the church were thrown open, sad an excited and riotous rob rushed Is, ahrieltios sad bowing, towards the altar. la a Sow mimesis abstwardi a ckrgytoso caw from rho vestry, mad was accompanied by el: or eight young room ter scrod as choristers, and who were hared I. white term The elsrgysesa himself, who was stated to be the Rev. NIL &trims, the curate of Stepney, had a lug, black beard sad mosstscht, which rendered hoe appearance very mosirkahr Be ware the Oxford master's hood, ant upon his serf at the back of his neck was woven a cross. As boos ea be appeared Is the church them wise great uproar, erre of " Ok, oh," and haw. The rev. gentleman. who spirted to be quite unmoved, proceeded with his choris ters to the front of the altar, where they all knelt with ' their Woke to the coagrepatioc. The Litany was in toned by the priest, sod the reepotmes were made by the choristers, bat while they sung others rail them ia the oral plain style, with very strong mires, In order to spoil the *Sect of the choir, while moth, r pet of pemle veciGmud remarks which are sot to be found in the Liturgy, and jeered the clergyman by rattier the noises of • road At the erre of the Litany service the clergyman rove, bowed to the altar, sad retired, at which tier Yearly the whole of the congress tioa lined, yelled, and initelgea in the no et hideous noises • gentlimen who wet Frew, and who apprekto hove Leta warted up bas ritual diary pitch of arritermat, shaterd at the top of hie woke, Prey don't tear down the altar," ea Indirect towbars which would have been forthwith acted apoo had not the churchwarden stood at the gate said guarded the entrance. At the rho of the service hundreds of Femme armored in the churchyard for the purpose of rotas the remora as he lift the reed edifice, but he dirpported rem by getting oat by a wore private way. BURNING COAL IN LOCOMOTIVE ENGIXES.—We sodomised that peomedise. 1b...a rod tv. ea lee:noted areleet Me Mahwah sad Olergger It.olosy Company foe barnieg ma fa than Ica:motives speared of wk.. Several per la tetra are seetwasiy Imaavesteased by tete mochas, abieb bee hotherto been awing os Wm wittiest say reatoessnmee oe esamladst bag made against It.—lllos TM Clwitotshar Looker-On says--" Christ Church baviag loot ire element latambeat the Rev. A. Boyd. 4 the mattresses peematios to the helm of Paddington. le Meat elm to km he seash-reepreted curate, the Rev. J. M. Nayaard. alto Me jut tom spaMted to the perpetual mar, el Trlaity Mewl Nletbork Bub." [Advertimmest.)—HOLLOWAVl 01E731E14T AND TIIIOOT. 01.0010/ LAS 001110.151.• —thteett mamma ere 11S44tSerla mad Is Pars wen ssrm ne •sout, sod I. SoiSalle II SW ea prwse, inolasal ~ ..s.Sens.4.4.la 1., Jo .10.141110 It MAIM le Meek sod ohm the meat tattoo el the '' Oh. slap. parer' b a varlet/ 04 t. pAWJ few... see• SI/ eed.r Crab WS belhallmat • O ismssi sot PI 6, wedelissuse• tau IMP. diulsidh retaYal. dinArse tbs+S. vivw.st Isslawmalsi SI4, Mow. mad weal MY the het-hese. 114.00414410 ea the ter* waFllassp. seem,. .et lb .141..1.' io.t Tone. ars %Issas le come of ttee ph I MM. 0004 Impure •Ity, 11l r. 01.00 0110.4 II 41 04,0 tnud ....tem sli itheetrt ertar.loo.oo osiownou. mem or what leek Mr. B. lasir's liammt. bf I•IMsM. t TM ( 50 ". TA Pb liMeteurael 1 Mr. MaileihMee Prawn. 4 sr , I= I. Vt 110 4 1F.;:iLAwi =WA Ha a r (301 7ut ...... IL. tteuw4en) 3 : Ryes ck, 6 to 4 swat The Present. Won by a head ; three-quarters of a hngth between the WAWA sad third. Tee Rico Jour STA Aas of 15 sore. each. 10 ft, with 50 sided, for 2.yrrolde ; mite. Set 716 • Una, Set lib allow ewes end pisilties. T.Y.C. (It Wis.) Mr. C. Allmamftrie ileemewleele, M aware. in lib ..(ehatin 1 Cerast Maiewamee Yew Dimer, it - . . - . (Melia) 3 Mrs. Odiskeelemele Ma d eteilmme, let 1f1b..14 Peowdeal 3 Kr. S. Qmereeemwief• 441 ..... IFordlemei 4 (Mat H Bradley) 6 Betting li Tr i e 11 • =der ." talt ; 4 to 1 eget Rope Denote; 11 to 1 eget the Maid a/ Orleans . NVoa by tour lengths ; bad turd. Tna RAILWAY STALLS of 5 soya each, with 50 added, for 2-yr olds and onwards. Optional selling weights, sire. Three (palters of a rails. Mr. Ilamed'e fby Knee out of Pauline, ho' (Mt.) it Slteßeenel 1 Mr. W. Tow.ATA VoLAWA, 47n MOLL k (Meier) 2 Mr. ?rower's LoutotASA. 4 yrs. tat ' .... ... .. Yorltawl 3 Mr. Mellielme Th e OUt. 3 ps 01.1. 7.. . Selowd6o) 4 BeWmg 7t04 on the Pauline filly, Who won ra..ily by a length ; bad thitd. The winner wes bought in fir 90ga. RADCLIFFE RACES.7:IkIoNDAY. -• . - THE HKATON POI% HANDICAP of 2 sm. each, with 25 added. One roils. Mr. J. Osborees Birdcage, by Wort Amliallon, I yrs. 34 Sb (Cbsilooort 1 Mr. trarthilaist Maas of Otsom, 6 mid 7to ternethoral 2 Mr. W. Wood's Llitio Hirt, 3 TM 751.1 b . , ... 3 Dotting 7 to 4 on Birdcage, 3 to I sgst Princess of Orange. Woo in a center by four lengths; bad third. Ties STAND PLAY, (Handicap) of 40 sere. Three pram of a mile. Mr. Chins Lairs. by The Prtme Minister. 3 yrs. 6st 11lb lOarnlserl 1 Mr. mluOordoe.S.Tlbr waii o Tentet b la l t . .......... Mer e 5t Doga t 4 3 Mr. Ostensive Alfred. t7A nit 101 b ................ U. Tim Mowing damn —Fatty, Nancy, Brother to Flying Cited, and Leash*. Betting : 6to 4 apt Alfred, 3to leash apt Leers and ?fhb Twist, 12 to feasy other (off). Won easily by two lengths,the some distanee between the stood end third. Tea WILTON CCP of 100 son. in specie, added to a handicap eweepetakee Gl7 men each, 3 ft. One mile and a S yr, e: It• WAN 3 1 1:; * . 13•4•4:Seens "n r I Trimist 3yrs . „_.10.1,0.141.0 4 Dlr. GOO Mash In lb. Fes s 3 ym.,3471b em en leb). iHrodisn Mr. MbittakerS Itstobeny, 3 meg 61b ...... . lebeilsonri Mr. SHAHS Ensteold. PM 441nb ..............IJ.Wilbert I 0 Bettis( 3to 1 sgst Flash in the Pis, 4to 1 each apt Lazy Less, Sursnnah, and Claudette. Emerald slipped aped the bottom turn. Wun by a neck, • length between the emend and third. Till BELLING HANDICAP of 2 Does. each, with 20 added Tho winner to be sold for 301. One mile. Mr. T. Orbresel Littls Poll. by Mildew. 3 yn. 04 13tb iClialloterr) I Mr. Merthidaleb Pelmets of Onam. yrs. 71b ,IStoribert4l I Botftm 3 M lon the PriPCPOS of Orange, who won by • Barth. There was so advance on the selling price. Tr. Matoan Piave of 3 son. each, with 25 added. Theerpear-014., 7.1; four. S.t 41h ; five, Set 9lb ; and aged, &t 12Ib ; Oise and geldings allowed Sib. One idle and a eset Off. by Nesmiler4se. 1 pe, 64 1111 tHertnerl 1 Mr. 04onos Tour. 7 . lCl4ll.sisri 2 MrMortledents Dr. Lam. 4 trittlet r .454abliTH 3 . Soils% Pessimsoluta. 3 4474 t0.54 .awl 4 Waft : 6 toff es Coat Off, who won cleverly by length, moo disown Werra the second and third. TUESDAY. SALWARDS' CVP. bates Llurino• t a-nt Teams - .... ..... SCOUT XANDECA.P. Poll ..... . .......... ...... bleary Rta.sa of TIA/I.OID /TAXIS Mot ................ Tactst TRS PROPOSIO TROTTING NAME AT NSWNAJULZT. —II bus ban decided tbsiOn coasegasada of "gist hr bfissifly," this affalz is sail rd add. TH Row CATHOLIC PZIRITS AHD TIE ME TIOPC LITAN WOZILSOU•3I.—At a needeta af tha dinnore of ties poor of 114. Panne bold psis*, ; 34. Z. Cameron in the chair ; the ofooadada oppolsood that body and the weeny, to watch the papaw of the for the appointment of ROOM catholleprfeets to brought op • report, M white it was stand that, toward mom with the nsoafikal of the 12th sal 13th of itly Lot, the eogambes• had cared a circular Law to lot sett to the wing boards of miaow of metropolitan wines sad elms solablasthey aropßoboo, in endeentriag to Min lie hailsbilare he ram* the domande which had been made, sad fa reply theme, bed teethed moot eatitectory guseir it suggert. 11r. W. Turner, chairman of the ammnathte, mend the roseptiva of the rayon, wg:h woe amid voiskrisAr. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Lmairoot, Anorer 23. CllOlrD Conie.—(Before Mr. Hans Watson.) The cam which was proceeding wan oar yeetetday'a par cel was despatched (Cruel, charged with murder in Liver pool) was concluded by thejoryfindieg a verdict of (holly of umnit iughter. Ile wee sentenced to six yeas' Ines] servitude. Atha M'lntyre, who pleaded guilty to a charge of men ' alright.e on the high was sentenced to fifteen months' imprieonmest with hard • A otai FOURTBIN mane OLD OKAIOAD VITO WILFOL ramtersi Mary dace Gibbets, a girl apparently alma 14 years of age, was arraigned on the charge of wilfully murdering John Thompson, a little boy of font yam and Moe menthe old, the eon of Mr. Thompson, her master. The prosecutor wee a police officer in Liverpool, and the prisoner came into his service on the 18th of July het, only three days before the alleged murder. Messrs. Aspinall and It prosecuted ; and Mr, Pop &Jaded the prisoner. The girl entered Mr. Thompson's service without a cha racter from her previous plate. On the morning of the 21st of July, Mrs. Thompson told the girl that the would have to leave, as she did not snit ; this woe done calmly and without irritation being apparent on either side. On the evening of that day the prisoner was directed to take tho baby and the deceased boy oat for a short time The girl obeyed her mis ters and fa a little while returned with the baby, but did see bring the little boy back. The mother then sent the prisoner to look for the child ; she returned, a iying she could not fled him. A little boy, Charles Hall, then came into Mrs. Thompson'. shop, in Conway-street, Evertor, end toll her that he bad seen her child John with " ayellow woman," in • street not far from Conway-street. On hearing this Mrs. Thompson sent the girl to tall her husband, who was on duty at th e Rose-hill police-station. She did not go to the station, but remained out until three o'clock the next morning. She was seen by several witnesses going in the dheetkin of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal, and walking on the bank until she got beyond Sandhille-bridge. Weile the prisoner was walking by the canal ay ouch of the name of Fox fell in with her, and as they proceeded she celled his atten tion to something that was In the water, end a Batman being in the neighbourhood was celled to whit in getting it oat of the *anal, end finding It to he a child they (the Barman and Pox) took it to the nearest polioe-station, the prisoner walk ing by their side. all the way. On arriving at the station the prisoner identified the child. When she got beck to Mr. Thompson's, she, to explain why she had been so long away, told her mistress that she bad been at Seadhills Railway station, leaving mistaken that for the Hose-hill station. Another little girl saw a woman carrying the child in her arms, sad the prisoner going up to her and saying, "That's the child I am look ing for." This little girl saw the prisoner return to Mr. Thompson's, and afterwards leave the house, and again I join the same woman, who was carrying the child. They then went both together ta the direction of the canal. The same witness saw the women and the prisoner together in several place* between Camay-street and Vauxhall-road. Uoder cram-examination by Mr. Pope this witness ac knowledged that she bad given a wrong same and address to the police officer ; that she had been examined for the Hint time only the day before the trial ; and that her object in profligates to know anything about the affair was that she might get Into court to beer about "Johnny Thompson . ' Attar the body bad been found a coroner's inquest was held, and an open verdict returned. Oa the 13th inst. the prisoner wee apprehended, and the officer who captured her detailed to the court the statement she made to him at the police-office. That statement was to the effect that ea elderly woman, whose name was Latham, had taken the child, and had given the primermetain direc tions how she was to proceed and by what routes they were nepectively to reach the omit bank. When they were on the reed by the canal the woman dropped the child Into the water, when they both ran away in different directions. Mr. Pops, at the close of the evidence for the prosecution, delivered a roost energetic and eloquent address en behalf of the rimier. The learned gentleman, alter stating that there hd been no evidence adduced that the child was mar dared by any one, assumed that be might have been taken there by some person, who left him near the canal, into which be might, in the darkness of the night, have fallen. The whole of the evidence was then reviewed to show Its defects end Inefficiency for the purpore of the The learned Judge . in charging the jury said, trria be fore them was exceedingly mysterious. It was necessary to examine whither there was any motive discoverable capable of accounting for the act diesel. His lordship then went through the evidence, pointing oat those portions of it bear ing epic the ass la any materiel way. The jury, after an absence from the box, returned into court with a verdict at Not Guilty. CIVIL Stoz.—(Before Yr. Joutlce Hill.) ACTION FOR SIDOCTIOX. Robert Leech, a grocer nand eorn-ditaler, at Ashton under- Lyne, brought en salon against Joshua Lingard, a thriving hatcher and innkeeper of - the same place, for seducing his daughter. Linseed le a town councillor for the borough of Ashton, and *man advanced In years. In 1865 be began to pay his addresses to the plaintiff's eldest daughter, then about 22 years of age, and an intimacy BO Al sprang up be tween them. The phintift disapproved of it, and cautioned hie daughter against lie ountiuuance. Despite of this warn ing she continued clandestinely to meet the defendant, and the result was the birth of a child on the 29th of March last. Her sufferings were very great, and she died on the 9th of April, her infant following her in • few weeks afterwarda. Daring their intimacy • great number of letters pallid be tween them, and several of the defendant's wars put In sad read. They were all couched in the most affectionate language, and In them the defendant repeatedly promised to Uhl his often of marriage. He asked her to name the day for the purchase of the ring, and declared that if ever man loved woman he loved her, and that he never made one pledge but that be intended to make good. A verdict was given for the plaintiff-3001. damegee. SURREY MISSION& (Before J. B. Jaime, Esq.) IBBBSZLIXINT BY • B• 11.11•21. William Riclmo, 24, terms, in the employ of Mr. GI. Hyde, the landlord of the John Bull public-howls, Blue Asehor-rod, Bermondsey, ores indicted fa stabszeling le. 6d., the mows of his meter. Mr. Sharpe prosecuted, and It,. Lille, defended the pri soner. . . . . . Tie prosecutor said that the primmer had been about two month. in his employ as barman mud polar; and be had as excellent character with him. Ravin =ghats as to him honesty, on Friday th. , the 12.th,bs marked ems silver and placed It is the till., leaving barmaid and the wham In the bar. Oa his return the former gave Idea such information no induced him to queotiou the prisoner about money be had taken of customers. Hs denied having token my, sad said that the money, 7.. 6d., was part of his vases, and 2s. 61. Ms brother had just wen him. Witness had paid the primmer be. that morning, and he had no other money about him, weeeqamatly ha had every reason to helloes that he had takes the le. 6d. He, however, only hihim with the ls. 6d. Naas of the um ked money charged n token from the tilla Phtebe Jennings, meiptent to Mr. Hyde, said that shortly after the latter had put the money in the till., and putted the place, she went into the bar parlour, leaving the prisoner to the bar ft* sat so that she could see the customers come in and pay for what they had. Elbe saw him receive a sidling from ass anstamer and sixpence from another. After that wittieee went to the bar and sent the prisoner out.when she examined the till and perceived that neither ehillieg nor sixpence was theta On Mr. Hyde's retina she acquainted him with the circumetance. . Mr. Lille) addressed the jury at enne length, contending that the prisoner had not taken the money as laved by the wi•neas, who must have been labouring under a 'mistake. . . . . l'ne jury, after a little consultation, Lund the prieoner Guilty, but reoommended him to storey oa 'cooing of hie preening good conduct. Mr. Hyde also recommended him to merry ; when Mr. Johnsen sentenced him to 14 du)e herd labmr. , lIPCITIIT ROllliEllt ON BATTERNEA•RRIDOL. Beery Pryers, 28, wee indicted for ideating, et Battersea, from the person of Jane Potter, a puree containing lls. 6d. and a brooch. The prottecntrix. a married female, said that on the 2ed instant she was about to pass over Battersea-bridge to. wattle the Middle/ex aide, and while the was in the act of lifting up bee petticoet to get to bar pocket, eke felt some one behind her, and then eh° loaned that her pocket was cut off end the astute gone. She afterwards sew the pri soner to custody. A gentleman, who was posing at the time, said he raw the prisoner lift op the temele'd petticoat, and cat off her' p t, kit, with which ha runoff, but was afterwerds taken into custody. The jury, without the least hesitation, returned a verdict of Guilty. Mr. Tilson, the depot yochairman. asked what wan known of the ?Hamer Coleman, 63 If, an active detective officer, proved no le. th an e ight forme r ponvictions against him for similar root), riev. Mr. Moon sentenced him to four years' petit evaittide THE POLICE COUET& MANISION-HOUSE. William Pry, wk. etaisTihfswlf to &Tit journeymen car penter, appeared babris Me Lord Mayer, in consequence of the refaial the rehab( team of be City of London Unloa to mein his in a pat wmargeney. The applicant said that his child, Walter Pry, who was but 11 months old, had bees DI for some time, ant that the medical °Moir of the Unice (Dr. Spike.) had gives an order upon the mitering oftleer for a certain quantity. of materials for broth, the infant being in a sicking maie teem &error+ and requiring some streagtheabg food, which the pinata could nut afford to supply in oonacitoonce of the west of employ mut. and that t h e relive-lag allow had positively refined to accede to the reamer, notwithstanding the argent nature of it. The Lad Mayor— Upwwhat ground did be at all hesi tate to sited to the me di al tames order? Apellimm—lis and that the committee would not canasta to give mad In any cam in which the torn w-re upon the strike ; but I am not upon the strike. 1 bate tothing to do with the strike, but sat tumble to atiotd the memos:4 mute mace foe my child, aid the doctor says he is sinking for the want of it. lam afraid of the worst consequenom. The lard Mayor—l am quite surprised at such • Oath meat. Go bark at ones to the relieving officer, and tell him that ft Is my direction that he Immediately give to you what is necessary for your child, and if he should persist in retes ts( sad do not at once comply, return to ma is the instant. He does not appear to be aware of the sirloin Ware of his resptheibility. The poor man, who said that lie was a journeyman ea pouter, wept from the justice-room, accompanied by !Ga sbag, the Maasion-house caw, to the City of London Unfou-office, in St. Mary Axe, and atter some time :gumboil retained with Mr. Graham, the relieving o ffi cer to wham the inathetual appeal h ad been med., and who said he readily attended to state ha reason for refusing to Amy the order of the medical officer. From the statement of the relieving officer it a that he had acted upon the authority of the commFttle ue l! refusing to obey the medical officer's order, the board ha reason to believe that the applicant was upon the strike, and that be was perfectly able to answer the demands of hie family; but that upon receiving the message of the Lord Mayer the relieving officer had without farther hesitation complied with the doctor's directions upon his own noon- Ability, being anxious to give effect to the wishes of the Lord Mayor as wall ea to three of the committee of the Board of Guadiana. As the applicant did not return to the Maneket-lsouee, ktiog no doubt anxious to administer the bounty of the pariah as soon as possible where it was so much required, the officers of the court calculated that all that had been required by him was done. The Lind Mayer requested that the press would acknow ledge his receipt of 21. from lire Barber for the pmr-box. BOW-STREKT. Mr. John Rai, dealer in gems, &c., of liungerfoed market, appeared before Mr. Henry upon a summons, ob tained at the instance of an Association for the Prevention of the Sale of Oates out of Season, to answer the following charge, Kr. Orridge being in attendance as counsel for the socie. Jos ty eph Newetead, assistant in the Pied newspaper offlos, 346, Strand (which is also the office of the association), proved that his attention was directed by a man named Turner to the fact that there was a black•cock banging up in defendant's shop. Wines, went there, and, inquiring the price of it, was informed by a person in the shop (deft ndant's wife) that it was 6s. Wittier observed, " That is verz dear to which she repbed, " Ob, no; grouse is es. dd. The Purchase was then made. James Turner, who stated that he was a game•dealer ant of employ, living "hers, there, and everywhere," hut at w ont at the Spread Eagle, d ep osed to having seen the bleak cock in question, and reported the CitCUMS4•3IOII to last wit ness, whose be accompanied to the shop, when it wee pur chand for The ciandant said he wee not prepared to deny the alleged eat, although be bad no personal knowledge about It. Of mane he must be reafensibla for what his wife sold in his absence, end it was very probable that a black-cock had got Into the basket and was put op among the grouse for sale without being noticed. Mr. Henry—l think your wife was aware of it from her remark that grouse was as. 6d.," showing that she, at any rate, was aware of the distinction. The defendant—l csnnot help thinking that this is a very arbitrary mounding. Everybody in the trade is In the same position, and if you prosecute one you ought to proem:dr another. . . Mr. Orridge said it was the avowed object and aim of the association to prosecute every case that came under their notice, and they would feel indebted to any game-dealer or other person who would supply them with any information. A gentleman in the court, who said he was connected with a game-dealer's society, begged to express his belief that the pretreat amodation were carrying on their proceedings solely to the Internet of sportsmen. The defendant expressed his belief that he bad been selected for the purpose of enabling the eoctety to mete h eel( known; and it was quite dam that the lild wanted to maks itself known also. Mr. Henry—Well. we can't eater into that subject here. The defendant—Then why dent they prosecute the people who sell gams la the street, fa and nut of semen ? Mr. Orrides—We desire to do as, and shall be grateful for any information enabliag as to take proceedings. The defendant—lf you'll do that, I'll put down my 1001. directly, Mr. Orridge—The association will be very glad to receive your donation at 346, Strand. It will be to the interest of the pine-desks, to support tie, in the long run. The defendant—Well, let the cam be decided—l want to be off. _ _ Mr. Henry said the ease had been proved, no doubt, and the penalty was 20a. and 2e. costa. The license, too, was forfeited. Mr. Oran arid that WWI the cue, to iorebt. By the 22nd section of the OWN Law Act (1 and 2 WDI. Iv., a. 32) it wee enacted that in say ease of conviction " the lio.nae shall therefore become null and The gentleman connected with the Game Dealers' Society bere remarked that the effect of this would be that Mt. Hill, the defendant, must go home end cleat his shop. Ks MU perhaps the moat extensive deeler in London, and it would take several days to procure a fresh llamas. Eventually it was estimated by his worship that the con viction ahould be ratepended for a week, to enable the defen dant to make his application for a new limas, from the period of his conviction of the present armee. With this utderatanchng, emoted to by Messrs. Her grease and Fowler, the solicitors to the association, the an was dinned. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A Turk, who gam hie name .dAired, an old man, with large black beard. whiskers, and monateche, and who was habited in the costume of Lin country, wen charged with the following sesault. An Armenian gentleman attended se an interpreter. Mrs. Rose Bamford, of 41, Robert-street, Chelsea, the wife of a gentleman's valet, herself also in service, said she was in Reds-pm\ the previous afternoon, In charge of a tills buy, who is play had rolled a ball near the defendant, who was on one of the seats. She was in the act of returning it in the same manner to the child, when the defendant suddenly rose and struck her so violent a blow with his fist on the shoulder that it was now black and blue. A constable coming by saw the whole affair, and ahe gave the defendant In charge. Lucy Reed, of the same addrem, confirmed the complaint, and added, from the defendant's meanie It wee evident a second blow would have been gives but for the timely arrival of the constable. She was with the complainant, and could Beetle that no provocation whatever had been offered to the defendant by complainant or herself. The cVidenoe woo fully corroborated by policeman 512 A. who mid the blow was a very violent one, sad the women gave a loud *creme. The defence interpreted was that a little boy belonging to the complainant had come too nee him while on the seat at prayer, and some dirt had been epettered over hie feet; that he only *ought to put the complainant off from him, and did not ett the her se alleged. feredeaat Rogers said he believed th, defendant had hem much annoyed at different times of late by women of the town. Mr. Beadon remarked that that had nothing to do with this ever. These women now complaining were respectable persona, and had offered no annoyance. The gentleman interpreting stated that the defendant, who was well and creditably known to ine,Turkish arebaseador, bad been in this country but twenty-three dap, tad intended returning to hies own to-morrow. Ban Wag tendered, Mr. Beadon accepted one surety for doletdant's good behaviour, the charge nut being pressed, and he wee discharged. A MAN KILLED BY A BULL.-00 Friday, an inquest was held before W. J. Mellor, Esq., coroner, at the Three liorrerhoes, Grandes, Bedfordshire. touching the dean of Isaac Druid, aged 60, labourer, in the employ of 3. V. Webb. Erg. It appeared that on Thersday morning the doctored, se it was his custom to attend to the cows, was tak ing then' from the field. At the gate he attempted to strike the bull to prevent it coming out, when the bull attacked him and tossed him into the air, sod the infuriated beast gored him, breaking his ribs and leg. The poor man was horribly 'ringleted. Verdict—" Died from injuries rellicted by a bull." The jury reooromended the owner to kill the annual, wtich wag dune. FATAL ACCIDENT TO AN ENGINTEIL—On Monday, Mr. Ilerfard, city coroner of Manchester, held an inquest upon the body of Robert liardsto, engineer, of Reed-street, Oldham. The deceased' had worked at Rhodes Bank Iron work*, Oldham. On the 19th inst.. whilst following hie oecupanua, he was °alight brownies the governor wheels of the meats by the *l-eve at his shop, and his right orm wan tors off. He wen extricated so soon as ponaibie and brought to the Royal Infirmary, where be *spinal on Naturdsy. The jury reused a verdtet of Accidental death," end mom wooded engineers to discontinue the practice of wearing loose sleeves to their garments. DETERMINED SOICIDE.—On Monday afternoon Mr. Thomas Thorpe Deluaus, one of the coroners fur Kent, held en inquest respecting the death of Ser.:tient Andrew Butane, sf the bend of the 2nd Hussars. It appeared from the evidence that the decreed, who wee en excellent must clan, had been lately qualifying himself at Ensiler-kell for the po.t of bandmaster, but in consequence of some Erdman- ' /ty,douting arielog se to hie datlee he became low spirited, I took to drinking, and nitimrstely cut his throat. The jury, otter a short inveatiption, returned s verdict In accordance with the above fact,, "That the deceased destroyed Dineen while labowing under a et of tetn;!orary insanity." USING THE KRIEL—Two locksmiths, at Wol verhampton named Joseph Harper and John Wilke*, who reside in Brickiin-street, 'peat Saturday eves. lag at the Lord Raglan Ina. In the course of conversation this merits of their respective partners in life become the pulp-et of tetuaik and dispute, and by a logic not confined to their walk to life, they were led to de cide the knot'' , oast by an appeal to their respective pugi listic power, Untortunat.ly Harper, not satisfied with the " weapons God bad given hini," drew his knife end inflicted grievous wounds us theneck, back, and arm of Wilkee,wito is conioquence was taken to the South Staffordshire Hospital, wisest, be lies in a Mete which renders it impossible for him to appear in cane. The prisoner who was brought berme the magistrates on Monday, wee aseardtary remanded for a week. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLTNO TIIVIDAT, Aro. 23.—FoariTlia F►Ta.—Taal visitors, 12.143. MAREEZ& COTTON.—Lryzaooot, AvOUST 23.—The tales of cot ton to-chy ;.re estimate! .0 4,000 bolo. A quiet market Y 's prim. yeattrdiy COTTON 0001:18.—Mssoisarea, Aueuar 23.—1 a wee there bee ban a rather mon cheerful feeling amongst 'eller, for most markets. This is acing chiefly to orders from Sankey, mostly for Defies merchants, and • good demand for China. This bee given firmness to prime ho far se suitable Wets ere concerned, bat the advice. from Calcutta are un favourable, and though they have led to inquiries, they have not resulted in MISS. The Germans are billed, and We water ere being firm in price. Horne trade yarns for manu facturers are slow of tale, and cop yarns from Ws down wards are rather cheepee ; but Bolton spinning, from 60's upermds, are In fair request and dearer, with a tendency to advance. In clothe for India, owing to amounts from Calcutta per telegram to 26th July, which are untatoarable, thare has not been untoh business. 'fhe effect of these whims has been bed on the market for India goods generally, and there is a continued downward tendency in prices. Poe the home trade there I. still a good general demand, at fall prices, but some kinds of T clothe and long clothe go off slowly. The demand for printers continues large, and very full prices are maintained. We hear of the builders' strike in London having been Imitated to some ex tent in surrounding towns, and the tarn-out at Padiham amongst the cotton trade continues. The muter spinners at Advon, Dukinlield, Manley, Staleybridge, DroyMm, and Pailsworth have also received notice requesting them to ad vance prices 7i per cent, on hand mules and 10 per cent. on self -actors. but giving rill the 10th of March next for answer. Some other owns an also moving in tie same direction. WOOLLEN.—Lsans, Accuse 23.—We have had a rather quiet market. Not many merchant:a have been in this mornlag. The stock of goods in the halls is very low, and presents little choice to seism from. The great bulk of the business is done by direct deliveries at the merchants' ware• houses at present. WOOLS.—HODDEISVIRLD ' AUGUIIT 23.—Aa the sales in London are now drawing $o a close, and prices not ex pected to be lower, mansfaeturere are buying with more sprit, sal wen to have better confidence in their transac tions. MANITACTURES.—BUDDERSFIRLD, Avocet 23. The market has been decidediy better to-day than for some months past, sod &considerable amount of goods has changed hands chiefly in tow and middle qualities for the autumn and winter trade at a slight advance on previous prices. CORN.—Hum., Anomie 23.—At to-day's market a smell npply of English wheat, old supports last week's rates, whibit new, of which Gemmel percale are offering, must be quoted L. to L. per qr. lower. Foreign moves off in retail at late ourreney. Barley for malting inquired after, grinding qaalitles meet fair sale at late rates. Beans and =Lalted but not qmolably lower. Oats sell slowly at favour of buyers, The (metro imports last week are se ceder .—Wheat, 665 qrs. Barley, 5,480. Oct., 1,883. BMW, 1,308. Peas, 298. Linseed and rapeseed, 11,617. Oil a k a. 232 tons. Bones, 244. _ LEEDS: Accost' 23.—Weather continues fine for har vest operattonind the market is extremely slow; there is scarcely an y airy for old wheat; the supply of new is only moderate, an I. takes cif at about late ram. Barley as before. Beaus and other articles in limited revert, without material alteration in value. Average pries of grain for the week ending August 20.—Wheat 3,232 qrs., Mc 7d.; oats, 180 gm., 25e. 91d. • barley, 24 gm, 29.. Bd. ; beans, 13 qrs., 48s. Arrivals:— W heal. 1,184 qrs.; barley, 170 gm.; bean s. 100 qrs. ; repealed, 3,776 qrs. N*WCASTL!, AUGUST 23.—The weather has been unlit- Unusually fine fur the last sis days, sad wheat cutting is progressing most favourably, and part has been secured in first-rate order. To-day our market opened vary heavily, and although the arrivals of wheat from the oast nave been trifling, it waa most difficult to sustain the currency of lost Saturday on the limited business done. Flour fiat. In other grain no change. - - - • • • SALISIITIZT, AUGUST 23.—At this day's market the sup ply of grata rascally was very limited, and the harvest not being yet quits oompleted, there was a thin attendance. The little new wheat on offer was in good condition, and of a fair average quality; but the toed. riled very ileardive, although soot samples IMO offend at a reduction of Is. to 2e. per qr. No alteration In the peke of dour. The (applies of new barley are vary limited and Inquiries being of the same character, trada remaine d nominally tha rams as last week. Malt a very slow sale, and the came as last quoted. In boor, and pass there was a slight downward tendency, sad the trade dull. A fair trade in rye and tares, which 8)1d as below quoted. Old wheat, 40.. to 445. ; new, 37.. to 465. Barley. 27.. to 42.. Oats. 24a. to 275. Beans, 40.. to 60e. Peas, 40.. to 45e. Rye, 32a. to 36e. per qr. Tams, 7.. 6d. to 8.. per bushel. Floor, 31s. to no. per att. Malt, 7r. 9d. to Ba. pot Mudd. CATTLE.—flatar won% AIIODIST 23.—At our fort silkily cable whet, held this doe, the supply wee very 1111101110.11 S and, generally speaking, above tho average qua lity. The,. was also a better attendance of buyers than of late, who were very careful in their operations. wttrek ceased laminae in the early part of the day to rule extremely dull, and as the day advanced, dueling banners could not be done on Mier term., sales were :nom freely effected at the terms of last market, but a great number of inferior animals remaioed unsold. Of sheep there was the largest lowly we have had of Ida, the number offered beim 2,166, and, for the moet part, in exceedingly excellent condition. There wee a brisk demand, and all on offer sold at late prime. The few lambs on offer maintained their former value. A eery few calves supplied, which were all sold at fully former rates. In the pig market there was only a moderate supply, which moved off steadily at about late terms. Best ox beef, 11., to 12e, per score; cow and heifer ditto, 10a. to Ile.; best down matron (out of the wool), Bd. per lb.; other breed., 7d. to 71d.; lamb, 9d. to 10d.; veal, 61d. to 7d.; fresh pork, 6d. to 7d.; salted ditto, 7d. to Bd., and 9a. to fie. 3d. per score; green Dacca, Old, lb.; dry ditto, 9id. to 10d. ; sweet pickled hams, d. to 10d.; quarter old store pigs, 18e. to 20e, each; suckling calves, 12a. to 24e. each; cows with ealvee, 141. to 181. each. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 119.• Par Mer. Totem Total. SAMIAYL open. mra.-an 18.5 d. Went autiag Mind IL J 3 :WRY. ate) Wamea' Ammo 20 1111monrarl IMO T:9S Wasik .ark August 2. arena lamimpos. ...... 121 1.14 1.118 i t 1.611 Pants lambs • 1,841 PS 2.74 2.612 •TM aben b emiedm of trek dm mar apimmint with tha Leedom ond Konit Women Wm; Com May. I Ttis Potory %Talon mak. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. lyitsad (belt). apparently Pruden, with a general cargo, wee bearded cs the 16tb of July, m Ist IN, derelict and with mainmast game by the toast, by the Cononeww„ Captain Sheridan. arrived We will& raw bee founder. `Nero. —Tim lyilasui. of gender% Captain Gronwano, sailed hoes tee Clyde on the 26th of May 1* gin Janeiro, and wee ecohan on the 4th of Jam).—Laverpa. Attest 21. tfultalle.—• telegram announces the b.. of the Erg' ish rhip lembelle Monsbeyets tb. Ted of J 0:,.; mate and two veiniest drowned. Illem.—Tbe bemire. Motets Wylie. milled from the Clyde on the 11th of April fee Bomtey.] VIHSELS SPOKEN WITH. Bssaissith Sus Cork for ?Wm U an, tat 1$ S. Ira 23 W. Carlow. Nee Calcutta for Load., Jul It tat le N it. 00 W. City of Dartese, Nora C.ltOdibe In Luau, Jar i i. lii 22 8, Ice WI Z. Dews Ougadhoz, Nora Bombay to Uraueol, Jaw 4, lat 20 8, las 44 F. . . . Eli;sl;ri!,2lamlollrarque;, from Siam= ler Root, Jul 27, Mt 14.411 B. ion 10.40. . - Pavanlto, trost attach's tor rallsosth. Ass. I. lot 14 It, los 44 W. WsvorAmos. from Calcutta kr London. Way IT. lar IR 9.10 s TS W. Morass. (Ornartraa 401 p). from Cskutta tor Louts% Joss 11, Ist . _ A 371 a, lea r.ts !Ire Albert, trona eq. Jobe. for Loottort. August 13. let 18 N. lea la W. . • Rajah or Samna. for Itombry. Way 11. lit 1 S. Too 93 Z. Robni &Am tholorl. nom Baltimore tor Lesdon Owen days, lily 30.1 at 39 N. toe 6.1 W. Iletritver. from Bombay tor LleerpooL Jell 113. lot S. Spirit of tie North (bargee). hey .0. lat 1t.44 P. 100 37.6 W. 81motla, from Akyab to ralaatralt, Julie 39, tat al 9, 11 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BAIINICRIIIN.—Austoi 11, at Hope Howe. Ardtrlck, Mandate. the wife oe D. aaanerteas. MN.. of a deogloer. BLARE.—August 21. at Ity atone Lodge, gutaey, the wife of F. R. vlate. lip.. of • daudter, 11117eVON —Mama 12, at Orsetatered, Gtcoatier prams, the erVe of W. e. Brett.. lava , of noun. lIANYAT —.tuaugt N. at Qtroen ardent. Hyde park, the wife of J. L. Hataay. et.p of n daughter. HILL—Mott IV, at llantheld,treet, the wife of J. HUI, 1.e.. of I NIL OMlTH.—Augtut 11. theta(' of Henry Stottb, Eat., of Latafiggtuft. 04 ans. MARRIAGES. GODDAID—PEREIS.—Aagoet 7.0. at St. Jae's. Weetmllmter, ht a d. et J...lngs, M.A.. Gomm, eon of Mr. 4. Oodient. of Craw foe& thereth. w daughter of Mr. B. H. Perkin. Parilatotat- Meet amsves—ROBERTSON —.1.0204 18. at Pt. Johtie. Harnrstett.l, by float,. J. Wen, J. littera. Etc to itele, daughter of the late D. IIULLMII Meherteo d— s. PNACITEY.—Aueust J. et taloa Chattel. Itlington, by the Mee. Arthur 'Mow L. Mr. Ittelead Mu.leng. of I.lnritoo• : 1 1Util ar eatzzl. Csooebury. sn o l o l f B. ttk i e t•oaltry. to Rebekah. eldeet DBATRB. AT WOOD.—Mged 9), at AAnterorth, Gloucestershire, Emil, Croce. It (S Om 11. A. s. IL arata r A•rlig In Oxford, the Rev. V. //WM. D.D., Catiot of COMA thank aged PSIS& AC—Leon U. at 8, Albiartroot, Homy Antoine Preeoau. 11,01V'sod B. dro.hr lostatod by kyr etrolo of fries& "Lai 19 ICY Aseals, *Sword Orono Roe lands. wood mad Wu Ilarot of inliteArigt. arrkroxrD. a. 4 19 . P". bridep,rillax, toed 35. !Mated toml tabnaned bi WILLIAM KAM Haim. it XI , 11. &root. Im the Omy of 1.0.4.1 P, o . at the yam le Oft* la liks Ptiolactot WhilottlMlWAAlMlMAT.Avoomt—Kellt