The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-11 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY ADMIZALTY, ACOOST 10. —APPOINTMENTS. C.... 4411 A. M. MAO, to the lodes, 78, thic ship, VIOD Captais Its, soporaodid, at kis owls tops& gsoossl-M•ster P. Prpvtvik IbTritalspar, k ltbssrows. Cork G. U. Wistoott, to dr Ash, $4, as Partmosth. WOOLWICH Arov.T 10. The Prometheus, Maas-vossel, is aorsphotely rigged sad 6.r Armee, and wW be shoed la Mtmaare oar srsaiml.l (.. f ri.un Dueslord's coispiey Repel Engem, NO sew eaapi.q..l iu 'be e.wpiesie• of lbs wow factory be edee &Law, t W..lerwh Areseel, eel le le ewe , ' tee of eon. paw.. ul the IM MO corps will be aegbeyed ere goveneseee work dbeold lb. beilders' strike osellave Witb de bark sr pr.wat engaged it la set probable thst lb ewe beery w,.1 b. .spiewiel within tie peeled apeeided by de sow cIIATIWI, Almon 10. The Lords of the Admiralty hove Maned six 1014 vonal 411pwrlibto' &prewar Oslo 11Mumil Y do dee- I- t. t.rf rho perpo•• of erg is orealdellmoo. L r itesast D. H. Bwriwo, LC, who Ms Ms Irma§ et t yrs,. Is thot web% lisvisi NW to by ot tam, has talool h s ememiniek awl WI harm Iro. POR.T111101:7T6, Accuser 10. The Scout, 01, screw corvette, Captain Jae Corbel., utiv.i et 'plasma es Teleily movie( hem bbeerseee -- i - t;. - 13T.ek Sagle, Nam pad, Illetatr Chumahe Jobs E. Pettey. tailed ea Tani. OPIINIMI ha Wog.hi. The Putman, mrshost fide issinkag with a detachment of the an Itesimat Orlin The Pertly, 4, peddle-wird earmaeleep, heat West. V. rd. 4. petted threAsh Steamed this =anew be the watt wa — lie rides. 71, pald'e wird taterfriplle, Coosa Jobs B. Crest. rd, eases bar asseense this mortise for siprovol. TO* followsts klieg beet assembild at Coves to taw s r • yol plosdros w ter lirerarfa via Oaths Cbassel beads: V,..t , me awl Allwrt. perelirlebed sews seeks, eepuis Ho.. 2 rents latemaa Illosetrw, (Male Ardis, Cur , Geberee, paPtletel area peak Mostar Car eastabor Owes H. K. Hower him same peek Caw ramdar. Prime Letalarea D ime,l 4 Ann med. Com atose'', Reward 0. Hors. sae td Qua% MOM 141.1014 Mae CreavaseJee Freida W. Pia 1./ tee weae is tenor 'Lk bre Illejetty will lobe hot &pee= se Paw, I act • ill tait a privy seesail lersteettar et Oebener. Tbe Hteralaya. ins mew elm Ceamethr Jobe fiveembe; relltd 11101411. Tie Asia. $4, C. Hesse 1. Oardee, Maid mars Uwe seers Ibis esrefegie moles lodge, Ws. DIVONPOST. ACOVIT 10. The portion of the new ef the ireasery-ship Caw eruler, 'reams nruaughals, bedded ob balM7 yob 1,111 is Neethy, sot ikon. of the Gem yeetertlip. The Colonels. Copenia W. Y. Heil, wtb se_peld ellen Ileeweise. le Rarbnur --Caner, Naallaur. INPOlNable r LW' Adrialdn. Wellawas, Gweleriden Celeste% Mewl. nee tweed, Veep% ege" Ortgis Mee, °rippler, Perweei, C.enowe, hlewewe, Dem, awl rcetvier. D 15110101310 or um MEDICAL STAPP CORPS.—. Th.• sethoritme hawk" dogniell ea datheadies the Method o . .id Corp*. whkh was nakell amine she Cetzslem war, Ind colea , i•utins ea t lamely asw lan& of the mewiles e Se be cMist the •• Army Hospital Ompa" the Inliewleg geareel order fruiting thereto has bola lowneel from Me Hares Guards •It nags delemaimal be , 21 4• 28 7 . • w•r roar. begrime este the 1R of Anger, 1867, to ametitais cores, to be railed the 'Amoy fleeptial Corps,' he Yes of the Corp. formaly ilsaamiamed the • Illedionl Buff Oierpe,* the r mulatioes 100 watch are telly &Whet to the aimetsfd wairent, otßrare oemarmadieg reglmenrs to whittles.' of the Medic.' sea tespa are atheshel, aid ths tasdiml game under wits= sash men the servo g, Mll be has se pre them the siphon of the awely-famed amps, tad., ths terms pmentibed, beteg discharged. sew& ins to the tarns el the vernal ender which dry whaled. Thom, owe whew sow saning, sad me rocommeditel by their orauseadlag Akers or heed of deportment for the sa porter grads. fa the army flospita/ Corp., will to prehrrod ter them. Commanding officers will carefully egoists the warrant of the let ct August, 1857, to the peewit corps. nerd trammir twelve to the Adjutant-General of all men want to muter their peewit*. to the Army Hospital Corp, stating tar. character sad intent for that special ditty. Aber sr mines there Futuna, the Gummi Cornmar-ding-in-Chief will take the secemary ineasteres to complete the new corps from the ranks of Pie ma y. A separate return of .11 errs de.tr.w.d 'seine docharpd will be tratioittal.— By ente ric:ll of his Royal Highs's. the Beamal Comonatbog-in- Chief. O. A. WILTHIMALL, adotaat-Gieleral." Aufrea , uort CANIP.--Boveral changes have been recently male shoes the troop, in camp. The 151 t Ha mra haw. be.. .amt to linebton, and the let Life Guards Rene I -P. tie Windoe. The. 96th here gone to Plymouth, the Orford smaia to Dorm sod Bliceschlfe, and the Bedkad shire Militia lett camp as Tuesday to do duly at tits ter ro al Dartmoor. bilarchwond, Weymouth, sad Portlend. 1. replete them dearlowiee there have arrived the 3d bet tenon of Oramedier Oneida 700 @erase ; 21 battalion of 19th Re,ament, 850 strung; sad the 21 batten of the Mith Hamm, nt joined the camp as Tumidity, while the 184 Harare wan exposed to arrive yeetarday. The total force et pert la camp is sot short of 81,000 men of all arms, :wringer(' the tollariag brigarbret—Cavalry BM- Irstle.neder Hajar- I lAMTISIOntI —4th Drecoas Guarinds, .rh Drawers Oneida. 114 Havre, sod the 18th Hlm let ladtalion 11111trary Trate, 24 ditto, sad s small dope the seine sem of the, mem. The First Is/entry Breeds, under Major-Oseerel Lord W. Psalm, cassiste of the let 'Amebas 11t\ RIVIDOSS. 24 batten.% 19th. let Stafford Milos. sod North Cab Rte. The &wad Brigade, under 21.tor•0en.ral the Hna. A, Spencer, conents of the lot la tell. n of the fhlt Regiment, 211 battalion 11th, 11 bet taboo 24th, mid 4th beldam 80th MIS. The thud I ogedr, UMW Major-OeseraS Lawlor*, is *maw Mita tie othr-w ee it tsclodes the 47th Iteerinient, the 21 bat talion the 18111 Wilt. Militia, the Antrim Attlee, and the addispake 111310 s. The reservir. or 4th brigade, is nadir tor, Ele.s.rick Peul-r, and =mows ti e 2,1 battalloa Orseadier Gouda, the 9d behalf= of the 12th, sad the 21 tatial,,,a afar Ilan. la ateitiery the camp m unumolly strung, so heathen guns beim sow attached to the theta ei,n, MI luting the A, B. and R troops of Horse Artillery, sod the 8 , 14 batteries, numbered from cm to debt iSCIOAVOI, of the B.h Artillery Brigade. It le not probable that say reduction or .Iteratioa will be made in the present state of the cutup heron the middle sr end of sent month. The number f persons ta amp ea the (and the Dumber ell remise touch the issere) wee 24,192—viz , 919 officers, 0,863 task and wives eV eitoreged soldiers. 1,441 ; chotdres tfditto. 1,913. The Maim of berme wee at the moo Sore 061, bat st prase the maker ed booms Le sot ever 4404 Till SAMITAMY 0011DITION OF THE ARMY. Last evening a meeting was held cm this ea jeetA Is the Elesammemes• Rooms. TM Earl of tem •neoeseed r the skaarmer, but russet we made ke the noble lord, he Led Meteors, Lord Former, tad Lord AoLlsy, Is the elemme el she. Mr. Irlllatier leek the chair Abseil N proem were t. An istemodeg ed dream woe delivered by Dv. t who noted them Is sow operas of the file t OSOOM had led fn cam tbey vet* lased salt hi temp Ilk elms they sent out to tbe Crises them shirr s eight is the trenches halt of num bad to Le pet opus the .kit les. Se illy 0,01 we. our *slat ing mouse Mat se fewer ties 20 , i6u ewe bed demernd to the tour el the het yam The d, alb tete wee so 1w Iles 33 pre thesteed peyote, whore & to Me Pree mies army it wee "My T. IM 33 Ise thawed nowt Its a del TO pre dteemed itinalkled; sad the meet hb Merin to Led Met sea siddior, by the thee ho est hefted Me dark, bed vest the wristry 1001 , would OW haw him • mom the wasSry Ism *my mem trees tbe tleiectti• matters arsisgetnests el ear burr i- MI•O4 Ow lees 'nig hem asertless demo et two out- L.....• per. Ka weedm tlst mat Avoid rut away, for • had been well observed as elms staillered me mesh hoer *sew. It ha be. yeeprmed to istredsmo the smottemeate of the risme saiakan, bet them seed be abased. People meet be mimed is they owe wiry, and iteglielemem wield dad very Nttle to teen Mete it the fr vol.••• Amender OW wets is vague la the Frisch only. ▪ I. n/took wore es hAlveriose to., end whet Obey embed • upon*. Met wend Ovid lid= MOW temastratint• lie 0.1 , 1 .umigeog tbem the barred. Meekd .11 ke removed te tb• •••149 l•o4•, that some el Me INS *bold be tweepiod M agessltat ••4 r.. , rticattweAlesethirewko prelermditetweld an ob, .d t., Wan van ,tee limenbaratt nest pewit. If Loot osly oanitit tbste-batipmeter per bear. end worked for boar. • • 1.. lb.y taught bees 3004 sr 300/. is the money teak *b. u tam quoted the vervies. If they roes,4l molest* as bow. sets h sway of Mom toisltt easily to, they wooled boos 1,0101. • SIM stet few emitaery trwlesses et the son.. •r• 10.0.111011. 11. lOW Met air mat mit\ ouch • p0 , •14,. beton them lheteeviee would bosoms very polar, sad eseld be Mel MI6 it very Mimes shim el mme„ tar et pre•ent sergeret-Mapar Ideerde and Mem lb. May wee COW! *4 t• rf tatirenvisre —," sad the Sem& sod • proverb to the did that slim a saes. Ira task bed nem What the owed .tv tbeFikroe loudM Sm. TN meet- Me wee Om eddreseed Mr. Cris. Mr. Joseph Pelee. eel mime mettemee eyes resinas a. lb. ocesalse 1,331 M eds. • somber of remoteness ems agreed asp. el dm leseedes of • misty to beep the toportaaes of oaallry mama beim the labile. TER Di roma Cotral.—A min of tab:es on this labial wont pabbobod ye aoraity la voters •o .5 artier .4 the Now of C Meoneell Segal As by Mr. Malmo. 'no era toeio Aare Ilso soak" otpoillar Orr disrAwiss of ttwr rly. is yea. troos MO op 1106. Up to MO dim am- v.l. moo ilia year, la Me lbws we tbro., I. 11141. eu . 1611, two. sod to ISO, aft oat op wo. la tits oat ten* yang lbw, von lot sod Oa maoslly to 1147, . oat le Om ostotottog ran Ws Yq mast tb. NMI Seae•tr le IS% awe maps darT"fibe *WV. lar the ▪ 5..).i••• la In/. up in ll* d "SU" ( ' b. "r at tb. pewee of the *a), bald boo; obi boa dye ea the awl .4 tiro tbsnl-ces—lmpior Oft6m fa tie MUM rato mauler at dal is *OWES MI. 11148. SPORTING. READLNO RACES—Wrssistoss. Tlll LIMIT breams of 10 love. Noll, oft, with 50 did, kw Sir-able; adea hob 7lb ..((j hit 41h. Alkmaar sad pleads& Abed 6 bobs. labs.) we. J. Dag OloWe e t t b e awlereas. TAM.— .. . I ID. BMW. ....... ...... Illemodeet f *v. thottaneae^ let eilirley • Weitiks, ISM 6to eget Asate, iS 4 . 44 4ht I opt liarridaa. Wes by tiwaegaorton of • length; had Wit Trs BIRIUMIRE STAMM (Ilauliez) of 20 oohs. awl, ft, sad 6 may if &fiend, Ice., with 1 Wed. Thu weed owe Ids stake. Wiliam fain. Moe 2 MIA ( 3 1 ef whom pay 6 sem ark) Oto. Wear Oriereaba.tra. hi MOE) g Twit. tr, We 3 otr4Mo oak era 1214 4:= 7 1 bleyaba aloe rue. *Wag: 61e4 ea Lifeboat, •te 2 opt Delp" ois 1 smut Y Dineoto made most of the rs.aia le the last Ism whoa be bolted, leavlog Queen Bale eadafoldts la allamee• at ,• the Mamas Lahhoet took de boa wee Medd by York half way up; opiate* Om Woad thieudea sad epee the favourite, who was very timely by half a hog; Had third. BULKEIJIN I PLATE (Handicap) of 100 sort, kw 2 sad 3yr ebb. About fle i ta. MrMr. J. Dark awe Ards. ar II mane. maw r . Neu • Clograbo . . 3 yr% lrr= f Llotlhor *eel The iliewtog Moo ran • —Rep Igetehmt. Artist, Fender, Napa^ TM Doke, Mew to Woolworth, Predictor, Tins et lads, Phreiper. Dettlos. Ito tap Noephyte, 4 to I apt Chem Aldo, 6le I opt , Bto I opt Preill • died blot with Chnenthe sad Chen Ante; Brine w teetin hall a (myth font the two • Pfinsper mu a bed fourth, Neophyte tram fifth, w ßeritiia b Winitmeih sixth. Du I DINO 11141'.-84414 6t04 ft Clem Arnie, who owde ea the remieg, wee a Ise rase la by • Mel. Too Donovan PLATS fileme., sad 11 nate of 3 mom. ask isr 1-yr-side sad opormedi.....& Moser to be told kr 00 &a. Half • Mit. Mr. J. Oars by m TA .. Mew) I Ms. t. Mob.. mein) M. NOMMIP =Pas. 64 • • **** (2‘ Mow I . . _ _ The hilowlmy elle tea :—llte• Ittemir. Deledes,Xteme, lede. Meek Lute Dick. and Pat Meg• : I es 4 sem Brealtilds. 4ee 1 opt Climeaves. Was by • bead, tee lesethe between the eareed awl third,' Debits eat berth, Little Dick Mb, end Mane Made doh. Basehida was claimed by hie. Husby imd MIMI= mu *Wed &eves& T.. RAIMLUIPSTIAD PAM 81811.111 (11.111111 Z 01 I ISM 111111* 2b. with 60 odds& Wiens. este. mile awl • member. (17 sate.) M. AMA, tweet Aso,. by ICUPto... 3 &LI l eka l ft s. 4 4 .......... irelrel ...... - Tie hikeetei she tem —Beisay, Dessessilis. TM Gum, Wbiadesi, The Pest, %Ile& Ibraktg: 7to 4 eye Iletaly, 4to ant Misty ft.le 1 sea sip The Om eel Peassfek. Wes by • tses Instils Masi& the essead sad WA. Gaols Pest WWI et the het teea. Tan L•Dtat Iftere et al soak, added te • we of II rms. amok be ell sow Opdsesl selling weights., hr. Alms ( s) cows brio Mao Mman. IM Mom M. ). lib 1/MromM Smst Smslll).BM I OrMadmati Mi. muM Oildbm.ll MN). 1181 At Mr PM. abirs MOON& II Rs mgr. at .... 1. . 112 1 . 4 P. *I 'Maim* Illsrasiode deo res. &Wag 6to 4 apt Mho iisseor. fto 2 mat Little Poll. 4to I set say other. W by • leestls sad MU bad Oar& llwaristle wt et tie put. T 124 wiener yr sold it Ili Oar& THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 11, 1859. THE ATLANTIC TZLEORIPIL A meeting of serehan re and others was held yesterday et the Iherhasa-horthr, Liverpool, to amides the 'seems ofteNrejolde totessualcatiom with Amerce; the Meroa (Mr. w. rewas) i rded, but early to the pre =zee pier le Me. . Brown, who ported out she r will r potiticel importsar at en aerie rem ed wereserstion Wore lloeltad sod Anners, sad Showed bay yanaliarly it w the iii"erest of LiverpooTraer okra an/ heeler,, to "remote each en uudertakag. The Might Haa. J. OTUAIT WOWftlY next akiliaMill the meste=lstiqh with regard to the position sash se the ph Compsay of which hole the chairamen. He ex cad that it had bean /tiled to aim the mow espial required to cony ant dr audarlaklar in smell sums, ea es to bring it within theta& of Mai el eery alms in the ealannaity, sad thus freed the intend Y the work oar a larger space, sad among greater sunburn Hating sauna lo the fact that while the previous tuba was actually in operation a total number of 366 mes sage% containing 3,942 wads, and 20,219 letters, peened between the two countries, Mr. Wortley stated that were the communication re-moahlithed, taking but two words per mama for each day, with 300 days for the year, after deduct ing ell expensee, tone would be a return of 10 1.4 e cent. epos a million of ',mewl', whereas they only asked for 300,0001. at promo'. lie explained that the liabi lity would be a rictly limited to the aura sub united her, and that the total issue oestanpleted woe 400,0001., is shares of 61. each; that there won! i be • guavas*" of 8 per oast per mown from the British govern meat. to oommatioe an the opening of the cable to the public; and that after the 8 percent waa paid on the rodent:los share", and 4 per cent, on the old capital, the prof. niece shares were to divide the beleam cf profit pro rat, with the origiaul Ghana. Other natures al the maw rebates which Mr. Wortley onaseasted were the subsidy of 20,0001. per annum tem the British govenionat end the subsidy of 70,000 dole. per son= front the government of the United States; ma • Rammer upon advantageous terms with the New Yost, Newfottedlited, sod London Telegraph Compeny ; and a return at deposits to 'sheathers, less any Malt ex penses Weaned, should the capital sultatalimmi he laaufliclaut. Mr. Wortley ex; Lained that with re gard to the cable itself a misapprehea.ton lad alms es to the orioles' of Mr. Sammie, mairman of the Ikea& Tele ttrapb Mr. Stevens:a did say that the cables heretofore employed were of a perishable character, sad ex. psadve t., malatein ; but he bobsled the time would mom when they would be se beamed a. to overcome all the difia calties yet expert. need. (Hear, beer.) Having dilated up= the politiral and commercial advantages of the undertaking, Mr. 'Wortley mad that though he did nit put forth the in vestment is a safe one, be did recommend it as • hopeful one; and even if they did nut succeed, their exertion in such a men id ke creditable to them. Mr. neutrino woad, and Mr. bloom monnded, • resrla lion to the following effect .—.• That this meting, b..mg heard the statement of the Right Hos. imam Stuart Wort chstrut.n of the Atlantic Islagrarh Cosapeny, as to the pretest p skew and future prcaprow of this importent nu dwelling, is unanimously of ogartiou that this great inter nations' project is worthy of the most gamma sad makus gra M e resolution ma pet sad carried Nees con. Mr. J As. SMITH, of Liverpool, said that the undertaking would stairs the confileno• of the mercantile pubic far more readily if government would subecrde one-half tbe re quired capital. He feared that lb. intvevat of the share holder* would he impaired by eoinpvtiug companies, which, profiting by the mpartsace and looms thrir predectware, would, for half the expense incurred by the latter, rushes Tilts a• large rrtUrlia. Mr. Woartny explained that the guarantee of 8 per cod. would meet Ibis difficulty if it really turned out to be one. Mr. J. A,►tv tuorrA. and Mr. MACIN TAM seconded, a vote of thanks to Mr. Worthy for hi* watamient, Mr. Atkin obeervleg that he felt so convinced of the importance mad practicability of the undertaking that be should at once take $ amber el sham, Ned recnumendiag others present to do ths same. The raenlatioa was *stria unanimously, and a vote of thanks to the dolmas olasad the Fauaradiaga. -A FATAL GAS EXPLOSION AT MA' wry diamesing ocoarronoe took pl.,* as Monday eight, at the bary-bate Cotton and Satter Mdl, bet , to Meters. Ohl, which reented In the death of Mr Rkbatd the reineet perisw. That madman sad his famtly ( M reamed es Plarisy afternoon loom Buxton, sod Mr. IL Oil wee nsaypnefid et not !Whig that the oat amanitas wet Is such • elate that his residesce, width sip Ma the WM, _send he aleademed by it that aiming. The ems W left of wok at tk• men boa, but be enammed meant who rata sem, mil item were labs le provide • amply et go. Atm ewe What bed hew Itheberged hie the p•milic, It wee head thee them wee • leak. It was pia peen, therefere, that • ism alteaM go lets the interior cd she Beessneter, far the at aaceetalaiag when the diem wm. The MY- at the top of the geetmeier wee mised, tied planks were intrulson for the palpate of faith. Istame the mei. proceethege. Mr. It. Gill Need as the by of for paates•sr, isperlatieding the opirelime, end, Maw as it may allow', be thelelNl • iman essa light m moth el the ers-halia. That the gas boom at bars allithily. bat area tbi al =r2 Saw boo to lama. and the awes or *hi mom who wee earittai berm stermail, sad left the peomaila. Mr. R. GUI, wbgiq, eamal to treat the net et 41= Ida ever May, Mt ettll he demot it peeks.* and wee Is dr am of moons elf 10 the a lap of the peamefter. wire the yids boly of pe 4.d. mg the wamilliesairialsit it, as wal ea Mr. R. OA wee INvie bßi n sr 1111 mita Into the gr. Mr. Gill ei.a Med ups • heap d brim brit* awl it le reprised that the prissigal bow ia lib bib lam beads. TOO ezposeioa took piami at SO linear pat $ eeleck, sad the nellertnnee aeetlr•aa filed ems rim ten seakek. Two of the sea who stood as a than Mama were IMsred by beim meek with memo of tones inasseas. The'promerst was teat is a few plane*, but set mmiloole dinev.red. Bay-lot Mal !. the sum whisk matie agalirmi by Eire, pupped to be tits issisiNensio lieeasioNa se bi.r, who soon after wards died • salmons death la site Leiih Lack-up. nib on has ma a deep gloom over the soithbowr agheseettr=ants„ when dr Maim. OW, who are ketrety itimmismd with Q. M&I•611NRIt and Lana LW% iseploysi may Mede. Citd•ertiOPMELlALFrei (1110iiagorATale •fRo 13110.1 -Th• =WNW pr.peratkom mai W Ws.1.11•1 Omen et Int psi /b.j• 11...1 b., sod At. primp. IMO pasha YEW "Janina left Assreolki• OMNI. &WAY: gab) inulligsna. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Atrover 10. $ll W11.1.1/11CLAVIZINO, DART., r. ILIMON AND WSW. The haorrlng singular ruse was argued • kw sines, and Julignaint proposed until this stersilag. Mims tide kedship claßused their opinions. It is an sgpsal from tirs Coon of Mowry in England. The Teaks fa the of turns on the tams ef the will of George Clavrrisg, hue of Gres Croft, ia the sear ty of Durham. This gentleman had en sly rte, Theme John Claiming, who, while trarilles Sled aphir infogilYe married a Fresh women Maid Oen QOM, who woe•• member of the Bas catboat Mina. The mselege was neolmnased fa Beateed on the flat of 1791. The testator, George Clot ins, swam to have of the marriage elf hie es with a *sips mil a catholic, and by hie will, dated Y Jesurry, Ink he pee all his real and perusal oasts to Orbse, le pay the mats and prod* to hie sea T. J. Claverbg, ollerwerde Sir T. J. Cheerio& for him ad after jle death le all his children and their Dais as tenants in mennsom and to default of sock teens to his wheys, C. J. Clellainth H. If, Claverhsg, end to his nieces, Lady Napier, the wigs ef Lord Napier, lady Peahen, the wife of fin Themes Brooke Pechell, Berta, sad Lady Warren, the wife of 641 John Bakes Warm. But the will contained the &Mow ing psis :—Frovitled always, and I do hereby declare that the &Sem herebbefore contained to my said son at. apes thie sprees coadltion : that he shall exiles to pro fuse the pressmen religion according to the ritse of the am* a Realised during his lib, sad that he shall not reside staged more than three shrew samthe in Amy es year. And upon this further eceditien ; that hie present wife shall within three months beet after my dense renounce the (gumbo religion sad embrace the realest religion, egeordirs to the See of the th umb of inglead, and con dos to psalm the area linden the hie d my said eon. And la see my amid eon shall reads more teas three menthe in ley year abroad, a shall not continue to profess the preleart Migka according to the rites of the church of Weird, or hie said wile shell not within the time aforesaid mess the catholic religion sad embrsee the protestant reliefs se bile tiles of the church of Sugland, or, bavisg embraced the protestant religion, shall, during the hie of my said son, renomme the same and embrace the ca tholic religion, thee, upon the said conthigencies so ht Ist. the said devise made to my said son, and that my said *gates sad their heirs, executors, and sthanistraton, shall from tlumeeforth from time to time daring the hie of my said ma phoe out thirsts and profile of my said reel Mats and the interest and ;mopeds of coy mid =ltestate, upon goverement oe real secorities, for the t all and every the child sad Andres of my said re, be divided amcogat them gam and slime alike, 7".21. to than one, and to be paid and payables:each time and e ms mid in such maser, and under sad subject to the like lisibliene osmoses Imeinbefore declared of and concerning my meets end the Merest sad produce of ley personal a las use my see, Themes John Claverhig, during his life , end Eon end eller the decease of my said son, then, subject es aderessid, I give and devise my said real Maas unto all and way the Slid and children of my 'aides, *Mem and hs be begollsn, and to the bin alb* her, end their nepenthe body and boils if more th an se, to take se beende seamen ; If bat es, then to such only child sad the Sire of his oe her body. And fa debit of such issue I give ami devise all my said real esteem, eabjest so absesaid, unto say sephewa, Charles Jobe Claming, Howl Madame Clever tog, sad im taws Lady Napier, Mrs. Facing, asd Dame Corolbe Wines, and their hare as busts in comma ; and I give, devisor, sed bequeath all the reeds of my per anal estates unto end amenget all and every the child sad children of my mid an Themes Jae Closing, begotten end to be begotten, squally to be divided between them, if more than one, share sod gam alike, and if but one to each only child, to be paid end payable at his, her, or their age or ve as a twesty-one years. Asd in ease any of the sold shall happen to ills before ha, alte, or they shall man his. ha, or their age or ages of twenty-one years', then I give sad bequeath the share of him, her, or them so dying to the survivors sad survivor of them, to be paid and pay able a the time and In manner aforesaid; and such chars or airy * he again liable to the said contingency or built se the see shall happen. The *gator infrequently added a sediell to his will containing the following proviso ••• "I do hereby denims that the 'Miriam contained is my sad will to my Ks Thanes John Cheering are made upon this further tenditioa—that ail the children of my said son shall be edleasted in England and in the pretense Mirk* wooed lag to the rites of the church of England. And in em all Le s sejaate .d childr enucated .tf my t, sai o d , eon i Thome the . John Clever tholic retigien, thin mad in such case I do hereby invoke the said devisee estabief la my sold will to my said eon, and do St olen that my trustees named in my said will, their heirs, mambos end administrator., shall from thenceforth from time to time, during the life of ley mid son, place out the mete and profits of my said real estate, sad tee proceeds and Mart of my mid passel estate, upon government or real seenrieloti for the benefit of such of the child and children of my said ES IS shall be educated in England, and in the pito terteat scoording to the rites of the church of Eng ird, equally to be divided amongst them Mare sod share alike (If more than one), and to be paid and payable at such time and times, and In such manner, end wader and subject to the like limitations over, ae are declared in and by my mid will of end concerning my personal mete upon the death of my said son; sad Is case all the children of my midis shall be educated abroad, or not in the protestant refugia* seoeediag to the rites ache church of England, then I give, de►Ye, and bequeath the same unto the persons who under my will shall in seta a case be sodded to my real sad permed Mates. The lestatcr died in the year 1793. He was the younger bother of Sir Thema Cheering, Bart., of Axwell-park, In the county of Durham, on whose death without bens the teastor's sou nucoseded to the baronetcy. Sir T. J. M ariam the testator's am, wee saver married to any other than se wife, the Preschwomen, and be had issue by her ell ebithen—Jesse, bees Fehnowy, 1793 ; Clara Anna Martha, sow can of the ressedemis, the wife of the Baron de Kiwi!, bra February, 1704 • Agatha Katherine, born August, 1796, the wife at the limeade Montfaucon; Thomas Charles boss ‘4, 1 8. 796; Mesas Gems., born 1799; sad Wil lies born howl. 1806, the pesos appellant. In 1800 • bbiill was filed to establish and carry out the trees of the testator's will, and by the answer Sir T. J. Claming admitted that ble vita bed never become a convert from the Roman sahib to the proteetaat religion. Thomas Charles and George Augusts, eons of Sir T. J. Cheering, died be fore they attained the age of twenty-one. In May, 1802, Sir T. J. Cheering and his wife, with foar of his ch ildren—naniely, James, Clara, Agatha, and George, went to recite in France, Thomas, and William the appellant, remained in England. In 1803 Sir Thomas was made a "derma," under an edict of the French government, and was a prisoner at Verdun, and mmaiced there and at Orleans till 1808, when be was al lowed to return to Paris, where he lived till 1814, when be returned to England. During his detention his wife and children who were not Included in the edict, might have re turned to England, but they did see do so. James Claiming sever having been at school in Begird vas, in 1802, being then nine years of as, pieced as shoot I. France, and re mained there till 1808, when he ems to Englaad, and was at school at Harrow for • yes end et school at Woolwich for las than a year. Jame Ckverieg wee the reputed father else of the respondents, John Clesefeg, by Merle Debits°, with whom be formed a commis ah ead, and to whom be left ell he poiressed, actual and ccatiegent, for life, with re minder to the sold John Claming. James Cheering died is 1814 unmarried. In 1802 the two daughters of Sir T. J. Chemin were pieced at Fresh Roman catholic trim,* in Frans. In 1810Ledy Claming and Ise daughters came to Kaaba, and the let ter were placed at school for abort pericd. It is alleged that none of the dabs en their coming to England could speak English Milady, sad red Fresh es their ordinary lo:surge. In 1817 Sir T. J. Chains having prevlou.ly returned to England, Lady Claming again went to France, taking one of her daughters ; and in NIA the father went also, taking the other—Clara Anna Martha having married the Baron de Kn3ff, continued to re side abroad till the present time. In 1820, Agatha Katherine herbs become a Roman catholic, married the Bars de Monese, In Flux.. In 1850 she died, and her husband having enbequently died, her eon, one of the respondents, berms her legal representative. The melba, Sir W. Claming, wan born and brought up and educated in Reglad in the protestant religion, according to the church of Earthed, end is the beir-st law of Sir T. J. Claming, as well as of the tes tator. George Claming. Usage the above ofreumteeres in April, 1834, after the death of ffir T. J. Mead's ia 1853, the appellant lied • hill paying that it might he deolered that he was absolutely entitled to ell the real sad personal Metes of Gems Clamieg. The as.. was heard holm Vies-Cbascellor Kindeeeley , who ask a dam b the aid that the appal last and the respeedeets, the Bases de Hay! and the Baron de Monfauoen, see stilled on the death of ihr T. J. Claming to the estate of George Claming se Me m* in corame, which decision was affirmed by the Lords Justices; hence the present appeal. The respondents contend that accredits to the skins it was shown that the children who are now the respondents so far resided is England, and were so far educated in the proterant religion, as to have complied with the teems of the tistatoes will. The Atiot:aVewersl sad Mr. Bosslgette appeared kr the eppellant; R. Palmer asid Mr. Antphlttt for the respondents. The Lord Chancellor now delivered judgannt, digressing the appeal with costs, on the grounds that the condition. in the will bad not tarn violated, as the testator's gritadebildren bad been principally educated in England and had been brought up ea protestanta. Lord Cnotwortb and Lord Kingsdown concurred. I Appeal diamond with costa. HOPWOOD V. HOPWOOD. Their lordships &livered judgment In this ease, which w•a ea appal teen ejuessine of the Lords Juglams, a/Enda( • dons et deeYusr d tbe Tie insoles tar iliac declaim was whether a hes/Byer 6.0001. lett to the respondent, Frank George Hop via, by tbe will of his Giber, Robert George Hopwood, Esq., kemerly of Hopwood Hall, in the wanly al Lancaster, was ar wits sot satisfied by a sum of 5,0001. enbeequantly eel/el by the teetator apm the rerredent on he zuirriage with the Right Hon. limo. Mary Stanley. It that the testator duly toads his will, dated Apri1260929, awl he 'bushy gave all his Neale. to James F. Statitsy sad William Townley span Mast, for the me of hie eldest awe, Edward Jobe Grua Harrow, the oPPeileat. sad Ws east, to nee amongst caw seas the sem of 6,0001. to be given to each of his two younger eves, hieladteg the ne• rpos4sat ; sad th• same ewe to be given to hie daughter, the Rittig Hoe. Meg Deinr. CMS's' of Bt[loll. Ia May, 1036, to contemplation of the wisp e the reopen dent with the Rljbt HOll. Lady Elinor Stoney, a Nene nest wee executed between the testator, the hate Earl el Derby, , the t earl, Chart.. James Sonlay, Lady Milne Miry amine appellent, la thellenspeothe parte, whereby, aridendies of the intoaded nerrisge, um teener sovenested that la the event of • manilas taking pine he would name to be paid to the pieties *era rued the nu et 6,0001. The testator enbenreendy added a coati to hie will, by which he directed the preens lowborn he hagneaded hi. ropey la trust to rain the ems of 7,0001. to be applied to the woof hie en, the , to the mon asemne that with n er ved Wa antioned. The testator died to aht• the =s sellsitan, who had forgotten the oshilence a the fee &11001., paid the respondent the seta of 12,0001., bong the o,llool.land the 7,0001. They wda=ar ha ralladad lOW MOIL bsok en the ground that the hien ended by iiie payment of the 7.0001. On the steed to tipsy • bill was died, end the Newer tithe Mons MU fist tie ragendest was entitled to both Wades, width was aliened by the Lords anthem 'noir 'wailing wow want beim. pie fit, rovendag the donne of the AMIZE INTELLIGEZICI. HOME CIRCUIT.—CIoYOOO, Almon 10. (Bone lir. Judos Crowthr sad • Spada Jury.) DIXON O. SMITH. This was en action of Sander. Mr. &dent Shoe sad Kr. Pristine were for the plaintiff ; Mr. Montagu Chambers, Q.C., end Mr. Hanymen were for the defendant. This male conainocced on Tuesday, sad wee adjourned until Slamming. The plainti ff , Mr. John Dixon, is a sur geon sad general molted practitioner, pesedsthe at Bee monney, and the defendant is • rope maker re, d deo a col lector of rants in the non neighbourhood. The slander im puted to the defendant was, that in the month of January last he told a person named Dans, wines family the plaintie had been in the habit of attending, that one of the plaintiff's servant maids, named Snob Milner, had Rene home in the family-way by him, nod that his wits had left him in conse quence. The effect of this communication wee that Mr. Dews declined to employ the plaintiff say more, and, upon his asking hie totem, be told him what he had heard, but at first refined to give up hie author. The plaintiff, upon this, Untreated hie attorney to communicate with him, and he then meted that the communication had been med. to him by the pretest defendant, and thie action arose In consequence. Mr. John Dixon, the plaintiff, deposed that he had prat. Used at Bermondacy for five er sla pews, end had afforded the family of Mr. Dews, and also that of the dethadast. Ica 1866, a young woman named Sarah Miler was Is his ser vice, bat she left in 1868, in the month of May, end In eon thquence of what be afterwards heard, he discharged a young man named Godfrey, who &misted to dispense metheinee, Anon his service. He believed Milner wee in the family-way, and that Godfrey waa the father of her child, and he dine charged him on that account. He had been retained to attend epos dm Dews in astidpation of an event that wee expected to occur in On month of April of the present year, but he nerd in Jane that the event had occurred, and that another mediae' man had been employed. He made some inquiries tilde Dawe, and he told him that the reason he had net mow& him was in ooneequence of the reports that were sloth We his aerrent bad gone home in the Zanily way by him. Ha asked Mr. Dawn to tell him the name of W plena wile had made sect a statement, and he at fleet reined to glee it, but ultimately be named the defendant. In anew" to canine pat by Mr. Chambers fn crow examthatioe, the plaintiff sold that be believed the rumour Ant assasted from the nether of the lad Godfrey, and he went to bre and threatened legal proceedings. Mr. Jobs Dose deposed that in January last the de fendant called at his honor, and in consequence of what be said et that time witness declined to employ the plaintiff to attend upon hie wife in her accombement. The defendant, la the conversation alluded to, said, ' , I don't like Dr. Dixon and especially after what I have hard." Wi th am asked him to what he referred. and he said, "to hie semen girl going away in the family-way by him." Witness's wife asked if it was true, and be replied, " Oh, that's true enough; it is in everybody's mouth. ' Witnen's wile said that she had heard ennething of the same scat from heir washerwoman, bet en did not believe it; end the de fendant then and, "Oh, it'. ea true as that that child is sitting in the chair," pointing to a child at the same time who was sitting in the room. Upon beerieg this, witness observed that it was a very intim charge against a sealed man, and be In ethenesece declined to employ the plaintiff to attend any mere Ens hie fetidly. Mr. Channels, in his addle's to tee jury for the defendant, admitted that there eras no foundation for the charge, and he and that it was mere idle gossip, of which the defendant wee not the origthator, sad that be had merely repeated what was said by other persona, without the slightest intention of dears the plaintiff any injury. Mr. Justice Crowder having summed up, the jury »Wald • verdict for the plelittiff--damagee, 601. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—WAsyncx, Aram. 9. Nisi Yaws Col7lT.—(Reface Chief Justice Erie) 'AMIN/ Y. LONDON AND NORTR-WISTIOLN RAILWAY COMPANY. Mr. Macaulay, Q.C., sod Mr. Field, imtructed by Mews. Southall and Norm, Hirailagium, were counsel for the plaintiff; ea: r. Me , Q.C., and Mr. Serieent Hayes. instructed by Hams. Hayes end Co., Birmingham, appeared for the diffrudaste, _ . . — The pleietiff, John Fanner, the younger is a steel roller, in the employ of Meese.. John Yates a nd Co., edge-tool issaufactneers, Birmingham. The declaration stated that the plaintiff was a pameeger in en excursion train which left 'Birmingham for Chester on the 6th of May, 1858, and that a cellieion took place near Stafford, the result of which Pea serious injury to the plaintiff. Deferilants pleaded that they had paid, and the plaintiff had scripted, the sum of 21. 10.. se compensation for the Injury. The plaintiff replied, and took issue upon the plea that be was induced to take that sum by fraud, and never intended It to cover ell consequesom that were likely to ensue. Mr. Macaulay said the present action was brought not so much in coneemosece of the magnitude of the injury done to the complainant as to protect the interests of the public, in asmuch as the plea el the company wee as extraordinary so 'it was singular. They amid the plaintiff had received 60.. ia foil satishetion of Ids Injuries. It wee done in %hie way. After the accident bed occurred the company found out the names of all the injured persona, and then sent out their " missionaries" to "settle" with them. They had • way, too, of sending doctors roun I to do thin work,and he wee very sorry to think that the profession should lend themselves to do any such thing. Mr. Blake, a very respectable gentleman residing at Birming ham, ceilledat Mr. Yates's, where theplsintiff worked. The plaintiff was sent for, and came to the counting-house. Mr. Blake, in • meet friendly and °coxing way, asked him if he wee sot hurt in the accident the other day. Plaintiff replied that he wait hurt a good bit in the knee. Mr. Blake asked him if the ekin was broken. Plaintiff replied that it was not, and Alt. Blake rejoined, "0, then, you will be well in • few days." This was without looking at the knee. Mr. Blake then offered him 405., saying that that would make it all right. Mr. Yates, who was standing by, mid the company might as well give another 10s., and os Mr. Blake spar big to it he (Mr. Yates) advieed the plaintiff to take it. The plaintiff took it, relying on Mr. Blektis statement that there was nothing serious the matter with the knee. A sort time afterwards, however, the knee got worse, and was now in so serious a state that if it wee not absolutely dangerous to life it was to limb. If, as he had stated. an agreement was obtained from en [Owed man by the isthmus, of a medical man used to persuade him that he was likely to have no further injury than be then felt, that agreement was obtained by fraud. The learned counsel then proceeded to enlarge upon the blamable eon duct of medical men lending theinaelves to such purpose.. . . Mr. Juedoe Erie, hows - eer, interrupted Mr. Macaulay, stating that such matter, aa that were for Use decision of other tribunals than a law court, and that it would be bettor not to import such imputations iuto the case. The fallowing witnesses were then called The plaintiff, after corroborating the stemmata of conned with reference to the accident sod his interview with Mr. Blake, stated that he me la the habit of earning from two to three guineas per week, bet that since April last he bad not been able to work, in coesequi noe of the injures received on his ham at the time of the accident. He also acknoviedgid that ha had signed the receipt produced for the U. 10s. in eatisfaction of all claims upon the company in consequence of the accident. Mr. Yates, pleintiff's employer, corroborated him, and stated that the plaintiff did sot ask for compensation; is tact, be did sot want to receive anythieg. Marrs. Walter Freer, Sproiton. sad Alfred Biker, sur geons, wan called to speak to the extent of the injuries the plaintiff bad sustained. The result of their evidence gene rally was that the Injury had rendered the plaintiff Unfit i.ir the performance of dutees requiring violent strain on the in jured knee—such dude., in fact, es his ordinary employment forced on him. This being the plaintiff's care, Mr. Mellor addrerced the jury. He mid he should have simply contented himself with a reply, and would not have called witneeeee, but fur there're:ins imputations imported into the we by his friend's melting speech. The Lord Chief Justice said this was not a court of honour. He really did not think that • hasty opinion given at the commencement t f the case should necessitate the inercduction of foreign matter. He should ivy that the trade made out of accidents by those who misapplied the powers of the law, end sought out the victims of accidents, for the purposes of com mercial speculattoe was sufficient to justify the company in sending agents roa d to settle such matron at one, provided there were no intention to deceive. Is the preeent ass even the agreement might have been tome to with greeter know ledge on the one ads or the other, and yet without any fres dialect infection. Mr. Mellor, is his address to the fury said then was • case tried the other day, before Mr. 'Ostia' Hill, on the Northern Circuit, of a precisely dottier character to this, and the learned judge then laid down that if the surgeon at the time honestly believed that the injury wee elight this, whatever eoesegeseceresued, there was no fraud. He ots. lauded that Mr. Blake berth Ads believed at the time whet be had said to the plaintiff respecting the injury, zed that *en ter* them was no fraud. The company would not have brought the action but for the bunko' imputation of frond throws out. They could not tell what injuries the plead( bad received, or how he bed received them. They reboil as the weed of Mr. Booth and the plaintiff's receipt, sod set bearing sap thing more of the accident for eleven menthe, dewy did sot know but another accident had orotund to is. Jen the ma's knee, ham they &leaded the peewit *Mks. Kr, Blasi Ina then called, sad after osineberathig the riatay_p•not ths *afire sadism* dated that be fed the plastid's kale, asd aged to look at lt, bat that the plaintiff mei it w set worth while, as dare was nothing to use. lie was sabjeetod to • seaohist oroweesiniaation by Mr. bletorday, hat maim was dialed to show that he obtained ths adadaada agramisst and neap by tread. Ths asamel laving mad, awl the Wipe grad up, deo jury Maned a vadkt for the deladeat. Mr Muir used he was Inientated Ito ay, that setwith sanding this verdict, the astatine ease woad be coal dead, sad he would no doubt receive compenestion for the Naas rarived, doer investigation. O. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. Some count u ease triad yesterday. Mr. Mecantay seed that tbe ease tried yeaboday was on precissly the seine *saw ee Wpomp% bet the drown swum "wild disibtily from Om el es sear cam It was met Ids Muer to air widows Were times, sod be Imply mode sbort steionmit ties tbe Itele ima lbt be Meets. Mr. Maar odd tile WO Ms manor, sod deal equitobly w =re i r tbat ts =melesstead tbsi me Imploatkm attached to ; tat the realm nest be left entirely to tbe &crake of the company. Verdict for the delsodents. OXFORD ClRCUlT.—OtoocesTra, AuousT 10. CROWN COl:ltT.—(Before Mr. Joatfoe Bylee.) Els Lordship hoe been °coupled most of the day In die peeing of the lighter charges in the calendar. Since the gist edition of the calendar wee ont, soother prisoner, a woman, has bra committed for the =natty of her husband. No leas than ten rib:sera pleaded guilty to-day. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—WILL:, Avourr 9. The amiss. for Somerset communed hen yesterday. The criminal business is heavy, there Wag 53 prisoners for trial, who are :barged with the following offences :—Admi , Mitering poison with Intent, 1 • anion, 3; assault with in tent, 1; ansalting a police-oonstable, 2; 6eetiallty, 6; bur glary, 4; concealmeat of birth, 3; forged document, uttering, 1; forgery, 1; housebreaking, 1; larceny, 12; maliciously wounding, 6, manslaughter, 6; inledesasener, ; murder, 1. Among the cads of misdemeanor Is the charge agalnet Lieut.-Colonel Forbes of wading °b ecalm 'dun to MISS Fasten, at Bath, which creates greet interest, CROWN COURT.—(Before Junk* Crompton ) LYON. Joseph Roams wee fedieted for setting Ore to a barn, the =.y or ffir P. P. hated, Bert, at the pariah of Dod os the swain of the 6th of July. It azaLre. Farthisg, the Swat, had diseharged= r p:ri- d weer, who, ont of mystic*, had set fire to the barn, and had afterwards told the bailiff that he had dent. He had *leo Mee sees meninx away front the been while! It we hissing. Thejney fared the Owner Gadfly, and its was seatested le Sear Tad peal malteds NORTHERN ClRCUTL—Livrapoot, Aucurr 10. Heron Waimea and Mr. Jogai. Hill arrived at Liverpool about 1 p.m., yesterday, from Lancaster. They were met at the Madan by the Mob Sheriff, Sir Robert Oerud, end the Mayer of Li William Prams, Peg. The equipeg• of the High Sheriff excited mach admiration, the carrime being drawn by era uregnidoent hones, the coachman and footmen wearing gorgeone liveries of white wad scarlet. The emendation being opined in Bt. Georgie•hall with the tumal formalities, the learned Judges, the High Sheriff, the Mayor of Liverpool, &0., attended dittos service at Bt. Georgie church. The business of the agelmewill mamma this manias. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-BOUM .dreber Heyman wee charged with being drunk and se saulting Chafes Lusby, waster at the Ship Aftrat, public house, Lower Thames-street, and wilfully breaking a square apiate gime, mine 28.. Flom the evidence of Lucky and another witness it ap peared that on Tureday everting the primmer went to the Ship with his mother and hie wife, the f moat of whom called fora queens of rum and pad for it. When it Ina done the pri mmer asked his mother to stand tome more, sod upon her refusal to do so he seized her by the wrist, ragged her with great violence through the pleas, and at lest threw her down. She shouted "Murder I" three times, and the wit nesses went to het asaistance, but when they attempted so pall the prisoner away from her he assaulted them both with great fury, and it wee only with the greatest difficulty that they at length succeeded In taming him out. When in the street he collested a great crowd by his 'merinos to re-enrer the house, and at last be dashed his hand and arm through a square of plate glue in the door, he being not quite drunk, and not exarily sober. The prisoner said the allnetiers were the aggrmisore, and lashed only stank teem in salt-defence. His mother peed for the rum with s heir-crown, end af erwerde mid the land lady had nut given her thy change. He was getting the money out of her pocket to convince her that the was wrong, when his mother, being drunk, fell down, aced he stooped to help her up again. U. nil, ho eree doing that the W1t11.1 , 181 went up and struck him, and then, an striking them *gain, be broke the window and cat his are. dreadfully. Police-rotatable 624 deposed to the violence of the prisoner, aiding that at his owe repast the latter had been taken to a surgeon, who charged 2e. 6d. for strapping up his arm. the Lord Mayor ordered the prisoner to pay 28t. for the window, 6s. for being drank, and 24. 6d, for the surgeon, or to re to prison for or month. T_ piUmer vu locked up. Realved for the poor-box 101. from A. T. BOW-STREET. _ _ A young man who gave the name of Jam Soloman we charged with embezzling upwards of 601. belonging to hie employer, Mr. W. EL thumb, of 166, Strand, bookseller and sews-sprat. The wester had been about two months in the service of the prosecutor, to whom be had given the name of Lewis. It was his duty to convey hooks, newspaper', &c., to the various metropditan railway stations, ■nd to collect the money parcels transmitted daily by the clerks In attendance , at the book stall" of snob stations. It was proved by John Parrott and John Clerk, aeslatants to the prosecutor at the Great Northern and Easton stations, that some of money, made up in parcels, were day delivered to the prisoner on the morning of the 9th ins►nt, ant that be signed the teceipt book in the areal way, but be did not arrive with them at the Strand establishment, and his ohmic/ having excited suspicion, the prorecutor's time•keeper, Thomas Carter, proceeded to the Great Western Railway station, where be found the prisoner ins Hansom cab. drafted in a new suit of clothes, apparently about to start off into the country. He was accused of the robbery, and brought back to the Strand, whets be admitted having appropriated 341. 19s. 2J., which was found is his pockrto, but denied that the amount was greater. The prisoner said nothing to the charge. Mr. Henry committed him for trial. WESTMINSTER. - - Nargoza Dray°ll was charged with meatilting, misted by asorher woman not in custody, Mary Ragan. The hnabands of both comelainant and defendant are labourers employed at the Chartered Gas Works, Horse ferrrroad, Westminster, dd. adant's Mislead being ow of the • turn-ont" men, while complainant's husband continues at his work. The complainant was purchasing some provi sions at a grocer's shop in Holland-meet on toe previous night, when a woman not in custody rushed in and dregged her clothes off her in the moat violent way. On coming out of the chop complainant met defendant, and complrinel to her of the ill-treatment she had received, when the letter told her it served her right, end began discussing the merits of the "Mun-ont," and she oleo iihrreated the complainant. Aber hearing aeon. evidence pro and roe, I 'gr. Arnold espreased his opinion that the matter wen maims as arming out of the recent turn-out, and convicted defendant, but deferred judgment until the apprehension of the other potion concerned in the outrage, good bail being required for the re-appearance of the defendant. Cbryteliue end Mary Shoham were charged with assault ing Henry Jerden, of 8, Cottage-plate, bell-street, West toutoter. . . The male defendant was employed some years ago at the Chartered Gas Works. On Fridey there was a " turn-oat." at the works for wags which Jerden did not join, but cos ttuned at his work, and on the evening of the same day he was passing along the Hoesefeary-roarl, when he met the defendants. with whom he had never had a ',bed nor any dd. *niece in his life. Without the slightest provocation the mid., defendant struck biro and knocked him into ties rod, and he and his wife threw themselves upon him sad she struck his hoe. . . In reply to the megistrate, complainant said they appeared to be under the influence of drink. He could not tell what defendants eanaulted him for. They were with a great number of the " turn-out" men at the time, but no winds paned about the " turn-out." He bad no personal dears to prom the charge, bat hie employers had wished him to do so. Mr. Arnold tail if he th , ,ught thin bed asytbiag to do with the tuna-out" he would either punten the defendants very severely or *end them to the sessions. Men were not to be beaten and ilineed because they preferred working to join ing a set of diacontenled tenons. Aa, however, the male defendant bad not made use of any expressions when com mitting the swat& about the " turn-out," he (Mr. Arnold) must treat the matter ea a common await.. . _ - - The male defendant eta deed 208. or 14 dare, sad ordered to enter foto hia recogniesnoos (or his own and hie wife's good behaviour for the next thine months. POWDER MILL EXPLOSION.—On Tuesday night Wit t at 8 o'clock, the inhabitants of Fametibsen were mach aimed by a loud report, arising from an axpkwion, which took place at Mama, thane gunpowder mills, sheeted about two miles from that town. Much excitement peteaded, mid atuaben mover& d in bag' to the wine, bat it fortusatao turned out that the whole of the hands had left mock, Gait the damsge wag consequently confined to the building. The explosion tout place (cc on • tomer occasion at these milk) in th=j seme ehaig s . 1.0011. r t.)—Mr. J. W. Binnox, of 33 and skimpioin. los Jed pubDhod ow Wool olWilk ood ~Ma oft "AM osololoo orlooripoor WM We're ea es le dko to Idiom to bow to omit. demi' Is ofti p l ul w gew ••160. as od ono Oleo la ow Imo of War fto =baths mini Ws& to owed et tree o by I pod. “Rbo bids mode old& dr. Orr lem 'Wird tor sho goo& Nod kb maseaseme Mae meal be asse—Stamag agrenteer. ALIRKEIS. COTTON.—Lrennzoot., ACM= 10.—The ulnae cotton to-dayara witimatad at . 6,000 Was. A quiet market, without any change in pekes mos youirday. LEATHER.—Eises our het Week's /spat of the leather market very little alteration has taken place. The suppliee at Leathishall this week were net large, nor were the de mob nionerous •se th at altbowgh rather more bottoms her been treatesebd, them is so alteration in its value. Good and men English as well Ns kedge butts continue in good request, and calf aides also sell readily At the public sale of farrago raw bides last week, 4 1 . ,1 9tAustralian hides r side tv. The whole of the Cape brought former glees. The dry salted llanritine, 71d. The River Plate hides were withdrawn. Of 122,000 East India 90,000 were sold at about homer rates. This Petersburg kips were with drawn. CORN.—Bostox, Atiouse 10.—A fair supply of wheat alistissr at oar tasekst to-day, said plias wan the sswe as WI musk. Bads, 44. to 44.; whits, 411 s. to 60s. A few samplos ot oatsad pass of ths asw stop wars diem, of fair quality. ts. olcas, 24a. rasa, white, 38s. to 40s. t o 6 Old Alma 48s0a. STOCKTON-ON-TINS, ACOUST 10.—The weather since this day week, with the noeption of froaday, which was • thorough wet day, has been on the whole favourable for harvest operettas,. At this day's market we had • tarp supply of wheat from the growers, whirl met a Blow sale at • death's of Is. per qr. on last wade,. prices. One sample of new was exhibited of uneven quality, but In fair condition. Orinding barley continues in good demand without any attention in value. Oats met a fair inquiry at former rates. Bean unaltered. In other wades no quotable variation. Imports during the past week t— Barley, coastwise, 106 qrs.; ow, coastwise, 674 qrs.; Indian corn, masteries, 200 me OLulow, AUGUST 10.—The weather has been remark ably beta a few days back, and reaping Is now general. Then were no C. and F. sales reported within the week, and the bashes' transacted on the spot was quite of a retail character. To-day the demand was inactive for all the lead ing articles, and the market closed dull, without any quota ble change he price since this day week. CATTLIL—Boormow.., Acucar 10.—Trade ems cheer ful to-day for .8 good qualities. Beef made from 2e. to 4.e. 10d.; mottos, 4s. to 6s. 2d.; lamb, 6s. to 6s. ; veal, 4e. to be.; pork, 3s. 4d. to 4e. 4d. per state of 818 s., sicking the MEd. COALS.—Lotroow ' Avocet 10.—Benthope, 13s. • Spies Ballade; Weet Hartley, 14a, ; Dsvlaca's West Hart/ey, 16s. ; Grey's Wad Watley, 14e. 6d.; Hardisis Hartley, 14s. 6d. ; Haswell Gas, 12..64.; Holywall, 14e.64.; Howard's West H artley, 165.; Lambasts West Bartley, 14s. ed. ; Taufeld Moor, 13s. ; Timbal& Hose Bores, 13e.; Tywdale West Hartley, 14e. ed. Walker P 12.. 3d.; Walls Rod Acorn C 1..., 16.. 6d. • Wall: a = Goeforth, 16s. 3d. ; Eden Main, 16.. 6d.. W a lls End Bred fttUs Hatton , l ee.: Wells Rod Iresanrelligatia 16s. ; Walls Bad Bidwell, 17s. ; Walls Bad Hello. 17s. ; Walls Rod South Betted, 16.. 94.; Walls Bad 16e. ; Was Rod Hartlepool, les. ed. ; Walls Bad Haugh Hall, 16s. ed. • Wells And South Hartlepool, 168.9 4 .; Walls Bad Bo;ith Kenos, les. 3d. ; Walls Bud Rel ies, les. 3d. • Walls Rod Whitworth, las ed.; Birch ggsik ya tilneliela, 20e.; Nisca's Dofryn, 21..64. ; Powell's Steam,llls.—Elldps at nark* 140 ; soll, 90. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 11•1111472. lOW Par Ma , Total. 14431. opeo. 44130•34 etsmases. lOC DWI WMII Misr Jae IL L A E A Ong Isar Pailonaik Ea -0•42641443 =dry) Mr 1.738 1.100 3.031 3.703 1141shar l orgame• ....... 1M 11. , 01 4,314 0440111314311 Ibrim. —..... 1M —. 4.510 4.163 . -... 7 - 74.11;;0 . 0 - 4/6 - Erly - 51 --- Nom 11040412 .. ........ B3 14,N3 11, 14. 31 26.68 741 Nor* Doak. IS - - 612 111 11= W4N824 4. .11r4 .6. 8. _ 206 111 142 163 23) W. 11.028 3 . Lbsorlit 2E4 Moe L 2l 147 68 246 - 1944402•66•8 -- 81 267 187 Ni 477 Woo eau Leedom./ a lbeit= BlO 46.730 82.173 70.103 75.964 Imam sad Walla 127 16.676 4,111 20.0:'1 - / tiazbare. im sod UN am •- 631 10 9)3 9.8 14694164e 1M =411. 0111 Milk• L•edsa obi ilianiii ... 1 .rifeesead Ommir Velge , 11l ON 118 610 NI I. l.o 4 4=rat'sNiiiiii . : - : A 12. 1 1: ltr/ 21:11 4 4 1 7 41 11417240. armorial's,. ma 214N0•64 0N46,44448 rorKIN . NW --.- - 2.116 1.089 - 1,0.9 1.114 • m a op= la 18411. Is/ Illealitem u.. lnme for b period.. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABIIALTIIB. Sr At► Plppist, *umlaut st Jaws Bead on the tad Jana— Cabtlir —Tram Amens, ?alba Curt* Captain Coen, ca Ikon la ()embolism Bay.—Colestia. hay I. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Arabia. frac Liverpool for °elks. July 11, lot. .0 N., kn. 11 W. Oriental, Plymouth. Amp. 4. Ht M IL. ion. 6W. kuwillootkii from Limirmil BMW. Juno 17, lat. 31 N., los. 13 W. Illostbirs Crow. cc listert 411, lea. 171 FOREIGN VESSELS EMPLOYED IN THE COASTING TRADIL—Board of Trade. Whitehall, August 9.—Thru right honourable the Ueda of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade and Plentatkos have received, through the Secretary al State for Foreign Again, a copy of a dispatch from her 114 emir e Chair d'Affaires st Santiago enclosingthe following translation of an edict issued by the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Chili !—" In ommideration of the difficulties which exist for national vessels employed in the °mann trade to go to the ports Otuated to the north of Valparaiso, with cargoes of provision., utensils, and other merchandise, for the nee of the =toes end the consumption of the workmen, in obi*, of the authority granted by the Art. 16, c. 1, of the Customs ordinances —I decree—That besides the articles which, according to the 16th Ankle, a. 1, of the Customs ordinances, may he conveyed along the coast by foreign vain* they 'may also carry to the ports situated to the north of Valparaiso provisions, utenals, and other =whoa dire nroressry for the working of the mites and the consump tion of the workroset:' —Gazette. - - MUIPATCH op CANADIAN Mine. —The steam ship Huutrerisa tailed font the Mersey yesterday, for Quebec, with the Canadian mails sad 203 pampers. Os Saturday next the Britiah and North American royal mall ententer America will be dispatched from Liverpool for Boston with the United States sad North American mails. WRECK OFF THE NOEITH FORELAND.—DOVER, WZDNIMDAT.—EarIy this morning the brig Victmy, John Joss, master, coal.l.den, from Sunderland to Dunkirk, was wrecked near t h e Goodwin Sands. She Is supposed to have struck upon some sunken vearel off Dunkirk, and to have =a leek. The captain, the French pilot, and the crew , itle to come by the boat, and, atter drifting shout for nearly twelve hours in • homy gale from the eastward, resubed Dover harbour, and were immediately remised into the Sailers' Rome. Their condition woe a very sorry one when they landed, having loot everything, sod being drenched by the heavy ems which they were oontinnelly shipping. The mew, being members of the Royal Shipwrecked )(gripers' Society, were clothed. They will be passed on to London by the South Eastern Railway. 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