The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-03 00:00:00

SPORTING INTRLLIGIINCE. BRIGHTON RACES.—TcriaDAy. Tim Swam. PLATS ( ) d 50 soya, for all apt i 41. 1 . _ , „ way to p lathe One dila 11 : 41 d neWilel TM Tyke, by Oblsisedsle—Telniels's leak I pe. Saba 01. Maras; 1 Hr. riazona ions shara I yes. Be 71b lir. Ale fi zrytng Boer, 4 yrs, ea 10Tb (847• 1 1 )a The 1 else yea :—Coefalcrallst, c by Bosh. bolo— Threbssast Mace las Bee Doodad wee weighed for by Hibbard, but having thrown • pla t . mu t r id sot go to the pat at Bto 4 apt Deerfoot, bat dosed at 2 to apt Titerkt d . and 9 too apt Jaw Shore, Nothing eke Inalted. . THE SECOND nal or THE TWELFTH BILIGHVOS Plaalllal. SUMS of 10 sovu. each, with 100 added., for 3-yr-olde ; colts, Bet 10th ; Bst 71b ; wieners extra. Or milk (19 subs.) Pent de legalese's Mk de I Air, by Fangb-a-Ballagb-- hiallne. est Kb ;Inc 915 est) (edwards) I Mr. C. Alazandees Peon. As rlb (Inc Mb es; • • • •AViseei 2 Betties 3 to 1 oe Pill. de Peon led At • slew pre for • quarter of • mile, when Fill. de I'Air took up the ramie& sad you after • sharp struggle by • neck, the Pesach filly by no means securing a bbise victory. ?ii SOOTHDOW/I STAKES of 5 sote each, with 50 oiled, foe all ape ; certain peesities and allowable's. T.Y.C. (thus quarters of • mile). Xr. Mandy's Doublet, by Roblin Noble or llamas — Beatrice. 2 yrs (40/4 lot 10Pb (J. Grimaltaw) I Mr. tedusareee's Confusion. aged (401,), let 41: s r a trards) Captain Ilathea Lie s Prince • 800, Yrs_S • It, Lb (U. Tho lollowthsalso ran :—tricks{, Stockwell colt, boor& yr) 3 Betting : 2to 1 apt Doublet, 5 to 2 apt Prince lee 800, W 4 to 1 aget Wicket. Tee BIIGRION &MILO (Handicap), of 15 son. each,lo ft, ad only 5 it declared, with 200 added ; winners extra- Oafs mile and thres-asectirs. (33 subs., 18 of whom paid swe ft). Manage el Resti 3 nges Bedew, by Fandango—Peggy; Whitethroat, yrs, est Mr. S. Theihruon's Bally Edmond, 0 mania 21b(rwrdluus) 2 Mr. Flemings Magnum 80011.03. 5 yrs, est fe (Norman 3 The following also ran : Madesp, Captain Crow, The stranger, aaillAant Judy. Bollen winshed for Claxton, 3 yrs, sst 1211 a, and the buses number was hoisted upon the telegraph board, but le did eat go to the port. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Bally Edmond, 5 to 2 apt Madcap, to 1 agat Magnum Bantus, 7 to 1 apt Redcap, cad 10 to slimed apt any other. Ttt.Mania.Pun of 100 sow. (Handicap), added to a Sweepstakes of S aims. each; winsome extra. T.Y.C. 4Uiree.qoaridas of • mile). (57 subs., 26 of whom paid 2 arra ft to the feed.) Mr. York's rank by Blackthorn —Tbs ?Marlon's darn, yra est Lord w estreoriangs Vohtptss, 4 ps, est 101 t) Lord Portsmouth's Manner. a yrs. Ibt• • . • . (Forelisi` 3 The following also roe: Zetetleer, lurtwo. orphise. Urfa , imi Elba ta &Wiwi 7to 4 a(mt the Gunnar. 5 to 1 apt Lytham, 1410 to 15 such atat Volaplas and Byres, 7to 1 apt Rain deer, 8 to 1 apt Orphans, sad 10 to 1 apt Else. ?RS BRIGHTON NORSIRT STAIRS (llsodioup) of 10 loam Amok 5 with 100 added, for 2-yr•Mds winners aria. It Y. 0.) three. qaarkars el a ram (63 sobs. ) Mr. J. B Ilonun's Satsuma. by Neasiseun—Typee, 7st 13b ) 1 Kr. Geo. Angell's Atlachf, Tst gib (Ton (Desone/ I Captain King's Belle at Kan.ordanl 3 Vigilant, Simple BAK Orme Darling, than, &IVA Qum, Rose of Denmark. Roarer, Spain, Chesterfield, and King ag limos also ran. J. Grialaha;7weigited for Hershel, l'es, sod the horsie awake was exhibited upon the teledreph board, bat the Una was withdraws before the Bald sect to the post. Betting : 3 to 1 eget Attschi, 9 to 2 apt RON of Dia tomic, 6to 1 sipriNdrabovs, Bto 1 each sot Ethan sod Mho of sole, aad 1010 apt Simple Maid. Brrnifia AT mANomorEs.—Tossnay. GItIAT MA HANDICAP. 1 to 1 ant Taal PT. laaessalreLlKllo 1 to to 1 apt Caller Ort of, (t) 1 1 Welcome (t) Pt to 1 Vat Blair Athol (t &o) I 100 to apt Hamill (1) to 7 (Moira Peel it) 100 to • Cliffelaoat to 1 Scottiab Chief (o; DEWY. 6 to 1 6 Mt Lidilloatoa (og) I 25 tel 1 apt Cleidakaa Carol 11 to 1 Preadalbso• (t) (011 t Sol) 111 to 1 tArtrecor (oll) LEWES RACES. AccxrrAsms roil Tax WAIAM3 HANDwAr. T.Y.C. AP Alb Age IA 15 Cranbury io Mangold n 4 8 8 itrarbesia . 3 11 Attract 3 8 8 Orphan $ 10 Innamerride Gallus Darnation Itrianoir =Crow 37 7 Gam ma (pal rate 7 1 4 7 1 Prtratmer *mesonlan Accrrusce.lat Age Till LEWIN HAIIDICBE. Two wiles. Aro 10 lb lb 114/18 Edmond 4 B st 12 ledesp 3 Magnum Bon= .... 8 8 4 Madcap Sawowsido 4 710 Retainer 3 Clanoonette 4 710 Bbeektsa 3 Dr. Syntax 4 7 8 Je5444144 2714 Clown 1 7 4 71w Sholp44l S Own It 7 3 °nem S 24884c10n Penland 5 7 0 Nevotwer 0 410 Onallla al , The Waage. S II 4 Alabama CRICKET. 81716EY TOINSHERL—This midoh was con tined yesterday at Knaingtoo-ovaL Whoa tin nano wan drawn 3errey had had boat innings, and hod Mond 143 for the het, aed 157 foe the mened—tolal, 300. Yorkshire had made 100 far their drat Many and 67 tar Ye sacred, with fear men out. MAgyir.nass Owl' AND GROUND v. COMITY OP HADDLLILI.—This match .ad .d yesterday in the damn of Monlebooe, which only mad* 93 rune for their Grot Mann on 86 for their oweand—total, 179. Middlemen in one baby moond NATAL AUD MILITARY. Anitrasms. Ammer: 2.-Arrommanter.-Com- ' wander E H, L. Bay, t m the Impleolie. vice Dolling, where period of movies D ae aspired. DIRMIBITIIIIOII OF 2 (ay.u. Pa= MOZIZT.-Notice M riven in lasi eight's Amens that the distribution of the tesasge bonaties, & c., of two sieve dhows, " seem miaow.," captured on the 14th and lab of JuV, 1862, gs hoe ar; .p Ariel, will coma:woes on, Tuesday, 9th Pelee*, ..k.• • the Prise Branch of the Department o the r doreintroltr- , :wears' of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset some._ Th e wing are the shares doe to an inlvideal in the si nend 39L ; commander, 921. Els Bd. ; thisl class , 221. lbs. 4d. ; fourth clam : 191. 116. IM. ;Ma d ses, 101. 15.8 d. ; sixth clan, 91. 11a 4d. ; erreeetn aniat 76. 7d.; eighth dim, U. Is. 9d.; aietli an% 2 1 . 2 n 6d. & similar satire n given with regard to nine Peened , , end tonnage bonaties of a Leech end trrinetior " names unknown," captured on the 20th and The Notre Der, 1862, by her Majesty's ship Zebra. The !allowing are the shares due to en indiviioal in the enelea a same :-Flag, 161. 16.. 3d.; commander, 1341. • Ink; third clan, 291. 2a. 6d. ; fourth clam, 184 146. &L ; lYth air o, 101. Bs. ld. ; sixth elms, 91. 7s. 4d. ; seventh awns y 46. 10d. ; eighth elm. 34 2e. sd. ; Meth am, 1e. 7 a. • tenthdame, N. 9a. The `L ad battalion of the Coldstream Guards, =air the command of Colonel Stepriey, C. 8., returned to Linn W • Barracks yetrerday morniag from a month's oe 3rd battalion of Grenadier Guards, con)- - led by Colonel his Berens Highness Prince Edward of O• Weimar, kit their quartos' at the new hermits at eyes yesterday morning for the camp at Aldenhot, i.e they will do duty for a month " under canna." PORTSMOUTH, Aeons, 2. An Admiralty circular has been issued to-day, irediss that all muter-atteodaote, sowed master-at goadoate, and ...arrant odiaere over 60 years of age, are to he placed as the eupersamaatiou MID WALES RAILWAY.—The ortli= half rerly meethig of this company was held tea yat the saes, 147, Gmeham-house, City. Mr. G. H. Whalley, JILP., in the el air. Mr. Wade, the secretary, reed the newt, which stated that the line was now completed, and weld be mooed for public traffic as soon as the governmect diem bad isitml and approved it. The usual eotice to the Board of Mid* bed been given, sad it was hoped the impection would take place is s few days. The bill wo meted by the company. sod adopted at the Wharncliffe resting, bad paned into law. The total receipts op to the MU Jose last, bad bees 810,614 L, sad the tote! expeedi. tree 807,99111. 14e. 7d., leaving a balance of 2,6154 se. sd. The chairmen is movie' the adoption of the report en tered at great length into the past history of the company, sad the ceases which had led to the delay in the oon structima of the line. Many disputes and unpleamatems had anew owing to the attempts of the Leedom and North Western Railway Company to obtain the traffic of this bus Isr the Hevelord system of railways, hut he trusted all these repasts had Dew been Imaged. and that the tins, when ensued, would be able to command right and legitimate tels. If all went right, as he hilly anticipated, the tunic •UN Mid-Walla line would be such as to enable the feelers to pay a good dividend. It wu an important line, wean op extensive communication with Lancashire, Cheshire, and other manufacturing districts, and could not tali, oder proper management, of being highly 14MUINITIL- Mr. Parker seconded the resolution, which was adopted. lianarriAnotc or BCRlALlS.—Yesterday the new met was meted for the registration el all bariida le Keg- Us/. Ilsegiatees an to be kept and copies transmitted to tie registrars el the diocese,. For ooe• immoliame with Ilia set forever,esesees (meaty of St may be imposed. Ills nesters are to be subjected to the s►me regulatioas as teeemehre as provided for by the 6th sad 7th Wm. IV., 6.111 A banal potted I. to include a vault or other place. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Atrover 2. (Buhr* Yr. Ocesatinieoer Goobers.) 12 way 11Y, MAIM The bankrupt was described ae a gentlest'. of %Thum The usucared debts were stated at 125/. ; esetted ditto, 210& ; liabdities on scoommodstion bills. 1,0001. • aim* and disc Meat 300 i. This me the adjourned sitting for anallinaltim harge. Mr. Begley opposed for the &mignon, and asked that the bankrupt should furnish cash and delicaeney acesente for the Let twelve meths. In answer to the court, Yr. Gardieer, clerk to the official tunigam, stated that but for the aceo;nicodation bills which he had been helmet to accept to the exteet of 1,000/., the bankrupt would ham been eolveot. Sergood, for the lisokrupt, end tbat the bolting°, the bills well knew that he bad never received a shilling of the . He had been driven here by those liabilities, sad proceeds op all be possesed —MX The buikrapt was set in any business or pietism., balms one of those foreman or uofortunate persons who was supported by the income of his wife, which was locked up. As to fureishing a sash account he bad nothing to accent for, for ha had readmit and paid nothing. The Commissioner—Es wife receives a large imams, does the! Mr. Sword—ll is only 2501. eyear, jut enough for them to live mos. But for putting his name to those bills he never would have been here. It seems to be a waste of time to talk of his Aliso edditional amounts. Hr. Bagley said the annum wished to imestimate the circumstances of the entleasent said to have hem made no the bankrupt's wife, and to eseutsis whether he was sot entitled to sosnethis, which he bed not Moose to tell his creditors of. Mr. Sargood said there was ao setthenent ; It was m interest under a will made in 11347. Yr. Bagley said it would be necessary to inquire into the matter. His Honour said this was jut one of the oases that esght to be watched by the court. The court was sow open to a class of called pntlemen—that is, per m= without tends or aromatics, who ran lute debt, having little or oothing to pay with. It was if the stows importance that such ones should he closely and vigibuttl, watched, end that when called upon for their aoccounte rs should not be held sufliciest for such memos to ay—" I have nothing ; I began with nothing ; true I ran into debt 1,0001. in a very short apace of tuns to accommodate a friend, but I began, contend, and elided with nothing ; therefore what use is it to ask me for ac counts." The court utterly protestel easiest this doc trine. The creditors were tally entitled to know what be had received sad what be had paid. It was maid that the bankrupt was living ea his wife 1nc.... If any am wanted watching more than another it was that of a man who was living in apparent luxury and comfort on his wife's income, sad when asked to pay his debt', aaswend " have lathing, I derive it all from my ink' Nothing could be more unjust to the creditors. The case mmli be adjourned for the accounts required—the amgmma to tar nish the bankrupt requeitionci in two days, and the answers to be filed the neoresary time before the next sitting. The bankrupt was described u an sactioseer's clerk, of Guater's•row. Bromptos. This wan the mitt* far mrsanse tram sad discharge. Debts, 5641. ; liabilities au aceseuso dation bills, 131/. ; no meets. Yr. &km, for the official emeiguee, add that is the list of the bankrupt's credit/in, . than were so Ism than moves talkie', four baken, max butchers, eight up holsterers, two grocers, two tea-dealers, two iroamoc three drapen, an wise merchants, two jewellers, odaE i forte maker, one carpenter, is. cigar duller, an wager, one solicitor, and several others. In all, there were eighty creditors, whom debts had bees extracted is Mewl peerß Tbe Commissioner—What wadi a saastiossea's clod' want with seven tailors! (A lank.) Mr. Read, who appeared for the bankrupt, would remised the court that it requited nee tailors to make • Issas. (Laughter.) Though the onditers were numerous, the amount in mai owe wee very smell. It would appear that the bankrupt had distributed his favours amoopit the public am though he was deems not to do too mach injury to any one. (A laugh.) The bankrupt, in sewer to gingkos from the omit, maid that beton being clerk to as aaetiompeer, be bad boas a clerk is the office of the Standard sewerisper. HA bed then joined • person, named Owen, in beistreei, sad bed lima induced to make a large outlay is • pima at °amber wall, but it was unircionesfal. Him Honour said the bankrupt bed clearly tees guilty of unjustifiable anemias°, is liviag. Baas as sarticsorres clerk, he bad incurred debts with so Imo than 80 upon whom he had in fact bees living. What has= such e man with seven twins, eight upholsterers, sad three drapers' Could anything be mare unjustifiable? Os that ground the order of discharge naiad be weeded for mix mouths, with protectioo for three seethe (reetreable). The bankrupt thanked his hosour for hie Lateens, sad said he hoped that what had pared would be • waning to him for the future. 466asDAY By peVilises 16 1 ,61N1 itbd for the murder. Jalisalheily,lo, moori n g young man, was charged with feloniously totting fire to various outbuildieet, the property et Wilhelm Itrigiashaw. Xr. Lilley peasseated ; Oppeaheim defended the wheaser. The premeator is a farmer at il tad the r had beam in kb sieli ye, kat egledaklllweei these did not appear = s tay W-feeilea gesd asetrath th eet, sad net the slightest motive weld be far the admidetwis &ad wioked est committed by the primer. TIN Ire is garbs. broke oat on the evades et the 6th et Sally, sad litters it weld be extisigaishad properly was destroyed to the amount of mewl, 6001. Thi primer was talon tab custody, bat in the bet trainee it would seem that there wee very litiki widows against him ; bat while to was ander mood he meet for Ilapstrabodeet Hollingion, of the Barmy centra hobo% sad told him that he felt very Womble, sad wished to unburden his mind, sad he then admitted that be had est dm to the property. The bey fogad the prisoner Guilty, but recommendsd him to law on socoast al hie preview goal ohmmeter. The learned ledge observed that it was • very dreadful Meg to lad that MOI. worth of peeper, bed bees destroyed he MA manner, sad hat for the . resemmesidla ef the nary he should have pained a mach Immo seven 'esteem Ho thes ordered the peitreer to to kept la pawl aerobe& far fear years. Jane liinabeth Token alba Hinds, 33, a reepeelable 10*k b' wows*, was charged with bigamy. 3b. A. L. Wood prostrated. This was rather • canoes owe. The Flamm seemed to have beta married to her fret husband, who was a private in the bobbin* Dregooso, at Oaaterteury ta IM,'• and not very loog after the maniere her hothead voles. tiered to the 7th Dation Guards, sad was Nest to ladles In 1860 the primmer appeared to have monied • perm maned Wads, at Patrolman, end they lived together as inta end vile for three yews. Evidence wee given to show that in 1883 the first husband was alive in tad bit plithir gush was produced, and be vas idialided by it. Tbe mooed hatband said that when he monied the rimier AD momenta bars& to be a widow, and he said that it was sot until • oonsiderable time afterinude that he was led to believe that she bad • busload living, sad thus, to use his own words, " he determined not to keep mother owes wile any looser." In the wares of the ewe it wes said that t li bermier epos ow cocesion had dated that she did ash i two yam, if her wooed hothead would 'sly bop eta her first husband came home. (A laugh.) The Wiener, when wiled epos for bar defence, de clared lbw she believed that her bet hothead wee deed, and that the sewed husband had behaved wry till to her, and that the oily mean why be pre her late saucily was bemuse be wished to get rid of her. The jury reinised • wallet of Not Gritty. Catherine Benesiek • relddle•eged wow, whe bed an Infest in her arm, was charged with feiesdoosly wounding James Oesdery and doing him sites' bodily *ivy. Kr. Mpg prostrated. The primmer end the prosecutor, it appeared, were at a beer shop with several o th er peewee aim • quarrel took giros between there, sod aosording to the evident* of the presseutor the prisoner drew • beam pia boss her boast, Wel thrust it into his right eye, at the maw tin» excl 'mg.." Now nr. dose you, take that." The paosiouter bed previously lout the right of his left eye, sad the uqury in itiated by the primmer, according to hie statienent, had de stroyed the other, so that be was now completely tilled. The evidines at the surge= rent to show that there was • paesnared wound at the owner of the eye, such as would ha waned by • Fin at other sharp inetramest, cad that the ewe was very seriowly Wend, although net at preseat to the atheist of ceasing total bbadares. The answer gives by the primmer to the °barge was that the puesestor bad abased has most palely, asd celled her the foulest amnia, and she said is • manent of passim ohs streak him ea the eye, but she demied having sonde use of • pia. The troy foul her Guilty et the midemessieur of unlaw- folly weiaidios. no Irma hides told the reimoor that she =lot ocooi dor horoolf fartasato that the jury had Wow so Liget a view of bar inao sad hod acquitted hoe al He Nosy, foe it they hod oat doom so Ito should °Maud, hay. wood apes boo a osolosoo of pool servitude fora bog period. She bad. bonarrair, oodoubtodly bass gull* , al • very lentil sod sawoossalkii oak sod las fon booed to pre a mottooo of Immo irvaity, old& was that oho be kept to hard kb= for olibtsoo somas. NORTatßNClßClTlT.—XL.wczzaris,Arourrl (bow Coon.--iliefore Mr. Bares Pigott.) Preasis Lisaky, found guilty of receiving and uttering mosey essinined is • snail bag stoke between Ipme.ch sad London, wee brought up and was neubsoced to 18 months' ii=mest. Praris. found gasify gu Ifooday of administering antimony red boat piss to ins wife in the Prestwich Asylum, with WSW; to mantle; was nets med to 90 years' posa warrituds._ --- Yro;epA . Hattors, found gat, at the manalsrighter of his wit. on ReadAy, sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment, with bard blear. Crvu. Coon—Auwer L—(Belee Levi (did Justice Coekbare end sElpecial Jury.) NICHOLSON V. LASCAINIRI AND TOMLIN= ILAILWAT OONZAJIT. TM renassl for the pliiati/Fireris Mr. Temple, Q.C. and Yr. Buylis ; for the defeedsate the Ationey•Cieseral for the County Palatine and Mr. Pope. In this sue, which was hoard on Saturday, the jury awarded 3,00111. dumps, Wag I,OOW. more than wee elated la the deelaishos. The casual for thou tiff this applied to the harmed fridge to amend the easardingly, aid his lordship reserved his derision till Yoaday, whoa he said—The elatesasat of derseges is the dealsratiou * attar all. of the meet biolialeal nature, sad rainy moons have thoajhtth.t nob • ststaniest might Jae as well bawl bon omitted. I should therefore be dir pod to do anything I could to parry ont the views of the Ivy , aid if I as legally mess the deolaralioa by lamas , lag the damages to the amount the jury end by their I verdict, lus prepared to do it. I doubt, bowever, if it or. ha does. If the other side wW agree to forego soy gumshoe which they will be *stilled to raise upon my squish& to ineraws the &mops, I will limit the lamer' to 5001. iiimplerdinid his kodship to Chitty's graham noctiee, width he said was favourable to his views of the bermes of damages. His lawdehip rid he thought it would be bettor for the plidatiffs to acess the 5001. The Attoracryieral mid lie did not know that he woe in • position to do that. If his lordship decided is the way palsied out, would bo give him (Um Attonsey-Geoeral) leave to move that his lordship was woes? The Lard Chief Justice-ok, cortaialy. If the court should he of opinion that it is within the scope of my authority I will de it ; but it is copes to you to rain the questios. His lordship thou amended the deelliatiou inerearieg the damages to 3,0001., subject to a motion to reduce thus to 1,0001. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME ClROCTlT.—Gunimuars Atuourr 2. The heehaws fat the °Sooty of Sturws wee proceeded with this somber ►t 10 °Work, Baron Kerlin wedding es the (evil aide, sad Kr. Justice Will is the warm Gawk That. were 116 awes *stored for Wed, of w►irh 36 are 'socked to be tried by special feriae. The bedews es the crown side is 114ght. .111 X _lOllllll ACCIDENT. Mt. Justin WM4W eis his eUrgo in gessd ivy, mid it appeared to Ma that then were sully two amass to which it was atcomay to &not their &Poetise. The Ina was a ohms* *shiest twit lees of bevies atsedersci • aromas at Pow ; and with esterase* to this ease be said it appeared to tom that the first scut they would bays to meddle was wbetber rawedar bed bass estemitted-r whether in pint of fart the damsel had isTmetebrodinik by vista% end if is whetters the wideses astablkhwil that the violence had hem committed by either or both the pri mulas, sad fah taw points, as it appeared to him, would require their 210114 saran seesidnatico. The east ewe to which be shall suede maid very peat impartaaantecouse it cemented the misty et the paths every far el the day, and in every pet of the wantry. It awes oat of • me 7 serious socidest that cowered at Bekaa upon the comma of tbe last Ana nose, sad the parties aceneed were the driver sad the stoker of the train by which the accident was alleged to have hem cosastad, and the aresel Ja ped to them was that el onanslagebiler la* ward the tastablelees of life that took place apes the croseics. It appeared that the wawa lad nothing to do with the planning ec 'mask% the mode in which the trains should be worked,. and he was aware that there was an idea that it would be well if persons who wise in • responsible and Dan higher position should be made anawmable upon wakes et this kid. He remembered that an attempt bad Inea made in one case where • death was alleged to have takes paw by some inisrowagement of • person in high position coaected with the railway, but it failed because It wile impossible to ocean the death immix (lady with any act committed by kits sad this difficulty would always arise in seek • esen Is his opinion it was at right to throw the blame where accidents of this kid took Owe epos persons in an Mina position, and that it would be well if railway companion were to be subjected to • heavy fine la all eases where them was a want of proper precaution, resulting in • fatal secideet. • doodad could not be ',vied • bat he weld not help thinking that if railway com petes were liable oast each cir cumstances to the papmant of a Ike of • coseidemble amount that it would be calculated to casks them mom cam fal, and adopt greater prantions for the prevention dac cidents, an to carry the public safely. Then was, how ever, no such law as i W prank and they mast, therefore, case deal with the t came before them, and the question the paid jury would have to wader on the present occa sion was, whether the seemed paeans had by their crimi nal and neghgeot moduot mad the deaths that had takes place. Has lordship thee briefly referred to the facts, sod said it appeared that on the evening in qoastioo • train was despatched from the Ascot statics, which train had a t s its at F4bro. and that fi ve minutes after this train bad • second train, which was to ran past the F4ham station, was also despatched from the Ana statics, and while the former train was stopping at the Eglawn station, it was run into by the latter, and a serious calamity was the result. It appeared by the depositions that the driver of the train that was tor stop si Bgham had no intimation given to him that a train was to follow him in five minutes, and that the driver of the wooed tats was also not made aware that the train which pre. ceded him was to stop at Beham, and it was under thew circumstances that the accident occurred. He observed that a person of great experience I. these matters had been examined at the coroner's inquest, and that he had given it as his opinion that it was • perfectly safe mange sent that trains should be started within five minutes of each other. He did not know what the grand jury would think of such an arrangement, but for his owe part he must say that he would as won think of in a balloon as to go in • trait which he hew wee followed by another at an Interval only fiverninutni between them. He again reminded them thatche inferior persons employed upon a railway ought not to be made responsible for any thing that oocuned in consequence of • want of proper ma. casement or proper arrangements by those who were in authority, and unless it was made oat to their satisfsetke that the amused peewee, who were the driver sad the stoker of the sewed tea, had by some sat of their own, or by some neglect, been the inamodiate came of the accident, they ought not to find true bills against them. In the coarse of the day the grand jury returned • true bill against both defeedsats. Serjeset Ballsatiee sod Mr. Sleigh werentainei to defend the segiadriver, and Mr. Pkilbrick and Mr. Tleor will defend the stoker. No weal was raised t needed the prosecution, but by the direction of the wart the deposi tions were banded to No. W. N. Best. THE MGR ■CRDZI Ia this ease, irbiel4;riliettai;embered wee reuritted to t►e Sum) , Melees treat the °tetra Origami Comet lama court having go juriestieties to try it, the greed jury them out the bill &phut leek prieesent, said they were ectiered to be Cadmus& The ooratier's inquisition will retinae upon the files of the wart, sad in the event of any beat THE POLICE COURTS. IL NSION:HOUSE Mr. Oohs', afroit esloWia - iiiiielerougle-roarket, waited spa the Lord Mayor, to expose what he aid he was afraid was a sew system of @ideating. Boom days book he reoeived as order frost a perms, who pve his addras at Liverpool, for a quantity of pineapples to the amount of Mt He did sot execute tie order at cues, sad a day or so afterwards he received soother Wier from the same party, requesting him to ferwari the plasapples to the railway Matins at Liver pool, when they would be alined for ; and is the letter the kat of a 20f. Beak of Ragland note tram sorbed. This fruit was sot despicied immediately, sod Mr. Cohea received wilier Whet urging him to execute the order, and he for warded, as repeated, to ta. station at Liverpool pimappia to the amount GI 201. L. 4d. He waited for acme days to the expectatirm of reosiviag the mend half of the 201. sots, hot it did sot come to hand, sod he wrote to some of his Moods to Liverpool, who made inquiries, sad the result wan, that so sack came mild be found at Mie address given by hi oorreepoadent. Mr. Coliso mid that being the cam, be thought it mort probable that be bad beea the victim of a fraud, and that the other half of the Dote which he had received hod, ia all proty. been seat to some other tradesman with an order e r go ods, aad that the seeder bed, by somas of a 20/. note, obtained 40/. worth of goods. The Lord Mayor said so doubt a fraud had beers practised, sad he hoped the publicity which would he gives to it would prevent others from being defrauded is a Moller moaner. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Two mechanics came into court to apply for • summoas against the Primed' of Progress Society, held at the Throe Tams, Rupert-street, for Wooing to return the Wanes of their autecriptitos. The masker sista that he bad paid to the society foe about 18 months ; he bad obtained a loan sod paid part of it off, but from what had come to his knowledge he bad made up his mind to leave the society, sad, accordingly. he had applied to have the aubscripticias retuned, deductiog, of course, the balance of the loan unpaid. The committee had taken no notice of him application, aad he wished now to ' ksow whether he could not have a sammoos againat the secretarvyy Mr. Noakes, the chief clerk, asked to look at the rake, and • book was banded to him. The wooed applie;at .;;;:ih., too, bad applied for th restoration of his onbecriptioaa, bat had only been met with Mimic Mr. Noakes said he had looked over the rules, sad (mid that if disputes arms. they maid only be Gaud by • refereace to the committee d margeraeat. ljeder these circumstances it was useless to apply to a m=te for • mamma. Ths parties might try the Comity wEsimmisTEß. A few days ago lir. Smyth, solicitor, arooosPaslad by • poorly clad elderly woman, applied to the magistrate for • warms against Yr. Philip Fordlased nacholl Stroosivrg, wham same Use figured ao ones bites the public. Yr. Smyth slated that the 'amp by whom be was oevespasied was abrosaberg's safe. He had left her. mid was rababinag with a young lady mused Nappy, daughter el Dr. Napm whom he pawed ad as his one. The real Yes. fllsotteUtig saw her husband es the porno= day par. assist festal* apparel at a msresr's la Knightsbridge, aad waited la the slaws till he tame oat, widths' as eat hiss what ha wea going to de Man her smilateasaas. its told bee that if site hasehed the wool - - he bid with him lei wield hawk bee Many and arm& her • Ws it lee bee, throwleg her cm the =t i . aloglgied to gat into het luselmad's whisk wee Wadies at ra deer, when the coach sue whipped the bases, aid she was dragged soma disarms Were do mold extricate ber deem from the wheels A wermat was seereary, began it was hapreible te bow when te hod Mr. Ileasalmar; with Ike 'monsoon Mrs. IlMardiseg the tut day applied le have the warrant with draws, tutor IA yr dated that the course d law add , sot be interfered with, Mr. Charge' Loan solicitor, oa Noaday eftersocia attended sad stated that be was pawed to ~,seeder Mr. Elkerberg, who seibeemanady made his laicisation. Mr. Lewis said be bed takes thin aims, met from aay fear of proceedings, is the sestphiasat bad bane to Mr. BU•aaberg, sad had a:prated be regret at having appeared at that heart, sad had asked her busload to for ma her. She had nothing whatever to complain of at his hands, sod hid her to the coon sad asked pertalaies withdrew the room. Mr. Smyth rid that, ease thee, she had histracied him to go on with the prossentkm. She had beau induced to acme to the court to withdraw the warrant entirely la am aquas of hie husband having threatened to murder Her if she appeared %maid him. Mr. Lewis maid that to injury had been dome to her. Be had given Mr. Smyth fisty-eight hours' notice .1 his 'Mew doe to produce Mr. fasesearg, sad if the complairat had say charge to make she ought to be ia &Madan. It was • sere fares to say that she did not know where to find his, r she kaew his ad6ess wee 126, Jamys•street, St. Jessie's. Mr. Smyth said he had .set that morning, and she was cat, sad he thereto,, preened for ma adjourainant. Yr. Lewis urged very strongly that it was unfair to ask his client, who wee now in custody, to come the,, spia. Mr. Amid thought that, nada the circurneamers, he ought tot to grant an ad• t, Gad Stronsberg, who bad bum formally in custdy, was accordingly dime:Marge& I,j 3, 18M: THE MURDEd AND SUICIDE IN SOMERS rOWE. Last evening at 7 o'clock, Dr. Lankester, coroner far Ordeal Middlesex, and she Jury esipanselled oa Thu's day lest, as so the deaths of Baena Bebop, sped 42, and Jaen Brows, aped Id, Qs kende of whose wee Reardon,' by the latter, at Is, Smith-arrest, 808141111 Town, resumed Mien *airy at the lispheat sad Castle, Omar' Town. Os Mee jury reamemblusg, the wooer referred to the evidence provirmely takes, sad mid is order to complete the cam of the murdered Wilds, be bed direeled the knife, the hatchet, sad the cwt beloogia" to Brows, to be seat to Dr. Harley for analysis u to blood, arid it would be better Led se hair him._ . . ifir.iflarleyVas Ikea sworn, sad gave it es Ids °plaice thee there was no boos ci hams. blood oa either of the articles in quertios, although oo the hatehiit there were sours hairs, wile might have Woofed to the deceased warm Harriet Loader, the lodger is tho hest /rimier, wae re ealled, and mid she baud the serous of Mrs. Bishop on the Tuesday w►en the opens! took place. Did not go to her mistence because the was shied. After lariat the Brown mune sad milked bar to go ad est woo boar. By • me—Will swear that I did sot go to the back kit ehew and as the blood all over it.,. Bishop's fuse. I went acid asked if I shoeld fetch some water to wash Mi., Bishop's face, and was going late the back kitchen when Brown shut the door in my has and mid she had ably foisted. I thee wait for the beer, sad pat it at the corner of my damper, sod Brown camels arid fetched it, •ad took it tato the bark kitchen. _ . ibrpretiiirsThy In; readied—Elhe said when she war into Na. IS, Bouthrreet, for thnpsil al water, the bed a osevenation with the previous wiWirs, which she bed not ✓iled to the jury on the previous ooaeioa. Bbs WI as guilts the time at the quarrel, Brows same lead asked bee top for •are beer, sod redid so, sad wire she brought it bask Brown asked kw Mistrials, and that she replied to hiss, as, she would eat drink, but she would trek some water ler the poor creature bleadsag as the ground (allading to dr ilsersed wear). She aid she saw lbs. Bishop Wag ea thejloor, sad she saw she bed two teeth titres down ►er mouth. He refused to let her get the water, sad said she would see her jump up sad pall t►e hair oat el hi heed. Loader said she then west out, and oa her Mara she saw Brown titling in his prier. It was hearing all this that made I dining' think the woman wee murdered. and Lamar them agreed with her, as she said air did not believe the wawa raid have 60.111 Gat ia a quarter of as hour atter, in the state in 'thick she saw her ma the day al maa, sad &Med positively that she had ono ease Me deceased woe's alfn atter she fetched the beer. BA. did sot reeollost haw* told Mn. Murphy that she bad ems Mr Moodie( ce the woad. Recollected goiag to a Yrs. Bond's far ma. is Damerotreel, ea Moseley week, before the murder wee diacovered, sad said she wee to lean, as they wise always guarrelheg. Did sot tolling Mrs. B that she bed seen the dammed seems bleedieg as the pound. The °wiener said if there wee widow* that the "Items Lawlor bad seen the woman an desonbsd, she was ea mem m atter the fact, sad would be liable to posmiation es Impostor Oiboa, S Divisios, ?iodised a Lathers bonnet whisk the sitcoms Loader had gimme bar ea the mem* of the murder, about gm minium berme she beard thew:ream& Bin said NIL Bishop cams bean, and Boding Brown woo thus came tato bar kitchen and on it to hos to take can 01, and then want into the hook kitchen when Brow, was. flhe gam him the basset on the 27th, the day alter she gam him the letter she lad witeived addriamed to Bishop. . . WillisZZyTl;sios said beeved at 16, Elatithutreet. sad bee.ring of she murder he *raped over the beck wall and new Mrs. Loader. She laid ehe wee there when the wader rook plane ; for hearing scream@ she opened the hank kitabea door ad new the woman bleeding on the door, having beard memos end a heavy fall previously. She exclauoid, "My Ood, Brown, are yen murdering the woman ;" sad be said so, only faint ; and be mot bee for some leer, which she f etch ed, and that be then seat bar oat for liver sad bans, and when she came tack she asked when Mn.. Bishop mom and Brows mid she bad gone out and flood at the window and made faceeat By JurorLßememberedMrs. Leader distinctly stains that she saw the poor wretch bloodies in the beck Ithaca. Elisabeth Royalton, wife of the lest wheelie, pve cor roborative testimony on this point, sad added that Mrs. Lawlor told her that she was to unnerved by the sisht of the bleed, that when oho waist for the boar she had three halfgasey worth of `in to soak her Nerves. Witness told her W‘rod of 'Min se she had dose she ought to have brought in • policeman with her. Mrs. Loader wee retailed sad asked what she had to say in answer to thin evidence. Me said she wee very excite 4 but did met recollect saying anything of the kind. Le answer to qmstioes she said she bred the soreeme and a cry of nude, mid • blow tied • fell. After sours further midge*e the room was cleared of strangers, and, after a coefereme of half an hour the court was re-opecied, and the jury returned the following 'ordain : —"Thai the and Rosetta Bishop died from the hectare of her skull from blows given by teems of • hatchet used by James Brown, sad that the said James Brown did fedord. mely sad maliciously kill mid murder the said Rosetta = „47 That the raid James Brows did artf all aid subsequently destroy himself by s being at the tame time h a sound state el mind, end that the said James Brows wee guilty of fel° de es." The (kroner said it wee now his duty, is accordame with the law, to direst that the body of the said James Brews should be buried within tweettfwer haus, sad that the said bark should take plate without the anniony of the church or any other religious ceremony being performed over it. _ _ _ ittowitotoo Ladle vas titoo dirostoa to to broosttt into court. _ _ . - 7" he ()wooer said be was mamba by the jory to massro her roost severaly far aet haviag ogled UNI attention at the polios to the fact, clearly serabliehed, that she had seem the poor woman covered wtth blood sad heard her =ems. He had also to tell her that her evideme through out bad base most usaMisfeatery sad prevericatiag, sad that she was deserving of the mast severe moue for her conduct tluoughout Ws dread al 'Heir. A 1101711131 SIMPICTED Mumma. i Tan Butt 00UNTUT.—Yesterday afternoo• a ma wood lbehird Hales, who was ocrevieted some time ago of having neg. lasted his wife, whose death he wee charged with causing by starvation, was arrested at Cooley on suspicion at having murdered his child, aged between fi and 6 years, who was missed on the 20th of Jnly, and whom body wee footad yesterday, very much decomposed, in a cornfield at that place. It was so much decomposed that it fell to please what it was pinked op. and can ooly be idootilled by the clothe*. Not fu from the body a silk handkerchief was found with blood upon it, and m a memed form, as though it had been used in tyiog across some ooe's mouth. Thu handkerchief the prisoner has claimed, and there is other evidenoe against him. _ _ _ TRH DZATH FROM CHLOROFORM AT ST. KART'S Hoareraz..—Yesterday an inquiry, adjourned from that day week, wee regained by Dr. Leicester at the Beck of Enka& Paddington, and adjourned to the oommitte►rooa et St. Mary's Hospital, to investigate the oircumstagess sou weetd with the death of John Birch, aged 56, foreman at the carriage department of the Great Western Railway, which resulted from the sdmioistratioa of chloroform at the shove katitatioa by Mr. Edwards, the clikeoforatist. Mr. Bet* instructed by Kr. Rim, was sowed for Yr. Edwards, and Mr. Pa ,Ip for the deceased's waloW. The jury retaraed a verdict the effect that the deceased's death wee the joist effect of chloroform and the disease of the heart. The jury lidded as their 11111111i2100A opiatee, " that greater mattes ought to be used in the aitastratioa of chloro form at Bt. Mary's Hospital." - - MB COLLISION AT T9s MAILOATZ RAILWAY Sr•7lo/I.—Tbe railway modest which recurred at the Swath 'WWII station, oe Moor* af tomes, inn of s mash mere serious annular tins was al first appre hended. One pasessger, the MN of a atationmeat, mud Leeks. died 'bent so boor sad a bell after bung eitirlealed iron the Woken carriages. She was literally embed, • greet Portion M her hear base afterwaids fond with lisr herd-dreet mot* the debris. Both her thighs were hie tarok sad she bed Miter braise sod onstesims en her heed sad body. dandier pesseager, • gestleame mating at Faversham, had tare rib baster* sad statshood other Wen n] interim. whisk It is feared will move tabaL Two barbee—Yre. Goodyear sad Mrs. Taylor were severely Inked sad srealied, hit had wo bones broke.. Novara odor prosagers were on.. or lin shakes, led ono al that milsiand tithes emus eastesism. 111011 LAST ITTGHTB GAZETTE. (now or swamis AID Totten PA1T10171.0 4 1 To ORTAIOID AT MI OMOI OS TEI CHM 1174.11/11M, 0003/ OF smizaurroT, aLsoleaAwerstor.] MAWR Earn!, Haispkwateed, Safto f fl4oWll, coach !maker, to sarroader Assail la, at U. Gamma KNIGHT, Kaallworth-rook Viotatta-P" We boot dealer, August 16, at 11. WILLLAX I,l9irrog Timm Carey lane, City, warehocaemait, August 14. at 11. Jors ICH.R Great Cursoluirest, Rowll-toon, boot maim. Augur 15. St U. . . •lIJIM HILL 13C1/1014 lower Toollog. Lubin* lasket. Angast 15. at 11. Wllll2Ol !AMYL. lOVILFOT, Was-strost. City, tOulinision agent, August 16„ at IL WILLIAM WIWI!, Abbayatreat, Bethnal-green-road. cooorizat llbre manufacturer. August IS, at 11 ftwAsa Tuns& Luarttalreat, Caledonian-road. and Mr. mlngbase. gilt button water, Await 111, at It. Wiu.un dtoll Pace, Oldatnset. St. Luke's, cocoa -nut fibre saatlng maaufacturer. August 16. at It Janis Loam. Nelson yard, Caledonian road. cab propeetor, Asyut 10. at 1 OBDIMIN HOLIAND., Nalsowysird, Cskdoolan.road, cab proprietor, . _ _ August L. at I.' Joan ButWOL 80LPSON, filebbery, late bad kappe , , August at I. YUDSILICI DAUM', S.panoss.road, Hammy New-town, spathe. my. Aua& U. et t -_---- _ NUMMI Watlan 110Tha01t Winter-street, Dower-road, spirit asmultaat. August 10. at IL ?oat 2110, leaMaltroaeL Dulwich. whetter, Anna M L - bricklayer, Cldrluairali. T)To Hmi 70; Anna tll, _ Rattail LIS, Tagementeet. MIL" botcher, kw. IS, at ft Gnomes Wan, llalbent-reml, Welt Bromptakbaker. Ang.l6.ati Ines tte Jame ktUalre, Crownlartet, Mho, gat otter, Anguet 18, at 1. DAMS /11/IneiT, Yontpeha-place. Tatham, publican, Ang.lB,at2. MN SW Crick, Northamptonshire, August le, K L 41Song MAIL Windmill-row, Kennington-am, painter, nom& 11. at 11. Jon WM ran" Engents-park-road, general merchant, August 1/1, at 11. EDWARD OiLling DriaM&Dl, Cheapakie and Welbrook, met chant, August 18, 1411. Thous BLIIIKIRON. Islington, oadstant to • •u. Aju* U.M I Joni '11;,; - i..rom. panter, Alpe& 16, mill. Mama. Acton, Middlesex. boot maker, Avg. 14 at 11. Odom' BJCIAILDB, Hmooaawt, Mimed Kew-WM mariner, Assad 16, a& 11. Wiliam' PUMAS. MUM* Dramaioad-street, Eastooequare, _leas editor, Andest lq as s. waIt~uAMAMI allllllol6 14, Cambridgeshire, August 16, it 11 Jogs in ns. Itichmeadmad, Hackney. traveller to An oil- Ink August I% at 1. D*v °MLA Ores-bas, Camberwell, warehonientaub esharsaa, August I% at t. Aga HAYPAID . Msmarnetiest, Cavendishemare, and Shank lin. bled Wight, seissoimistren August 10, at Yuma= Osomaz JaillioNT, Watford, Esse% attorneys Mark. August 16, at IL nolus hum sad Lawton MOIL. Aldermaton, Deriothire. famera. MIMI le. at 11 . HWY POMO; Oremploss, 6l Jotufamod, comma dal Met. August* at 11 Pilaff DAB Aarbe DO sad Joint 01217111 D, laselsabia4inet, alp Mans, at 11 DAVID HILL. b Hatfield. Herta, wooer, Mint 16, at IL Maoism Harm Au, BMus% Kee% budder, August 16. at It ZuwAto OSTOa lummox, Twlcksakani, advertisement ages% Mama IS. et L 7105•11 MUM idagatreet, lower-hit, amasis, Aug.l% st L 101 gar TAM% Stratford, wooer, August 16, at 1. Jom GLUM=JUILLOW, Plansamid reset, Woolwich, tobacco. alit, at 1. CRAWS Damns 11111131 AW, Antsgriseram Bast India Dock nod. predigest dealer, August 1% st s. Inisosziac SaIMARD, Mulleins% Islington, printer, August IS, Mt Joan Booms Coccow, Lead. wheelwright. Aug. 11. at t IDWAILD MAsysit, RhaaOarel, Isata, grow, August 114 at a. Thom TIMM, sm. sad IMMO GailOutet% Crtiassel. Mist lhonseadma r bak pin maidnemers, August 111, U. ZDIMIDIANI PASS. istaNer., Cashes, millsmas, Aug It. M 1L Thome OeaOa. Illinwsbarh twelling demur, A 5( sl9, OIL !Moms MOM% beinnabsr. Anima 1% at It ZO.Man Oct August 15 at U. Jogs , Atria M Jogs W Axil. 4w, Torkserslldar Aug. Mat It Mom* IFILLaial, Liverpool, ocumitelem sem% August 11 at 11. 10sain Gomm, Wrezbem DiMigheldrs, melba drum% August 1% at It. Jom CARDWILL and ROW? CiaawiLl. °akimbo% am As minnow sod lam Imovaltire, asautactarges, Aug. 11 it U. Tiszusicc lisaishestre, commarciat Us niter. August 19. at It ADAK ALZIAMS SLIM 'Word, thabsr desk% August tt, MU. Jaw NorEtu. loekdsM. tattoo Stuar t 11. sit 11. DOUGLAS WnsgAm Homo, Neiremillearamime, bsweitssia lea, August 17, M U. mu s roi Joungoir, Da AG% Oamberlared, manager of cotton miming wort; Mama 11. at It J 05110•011 . Liverrael, Mi=eleZ i rgast 16, at S. GAMMA WATSON, Unwed, , Assiut 16, at 2. 1051 WOOD. liallabollat, Membeem Meow, Animal 16, M be. .1051111 JAMS SAIS; limaibmatm. saleemea, Await U. u M. Uas, isainatak, betelear, Awg. 10, at 13. 300 JlMMUA.Arlembead.previdendoelseasealat,ArgakatlL JAW UAW Abodars, Glageorpaddra, sad 'Modern. Drama shim Umased victualler, Avenel 10, as IL MMUS LRAM MIA" Aberdare, Olmmorgoomktre, sargeoa, Aug. 111, at IL Jaen Coast.Mr, Dawler, fibropoldre, boot drier. Aug. U. at L. Thom, negro, Worksop. Nottlaglounohare, Awed 10, at 11. Mumma Rirnar, Demean, Wiltshire, blaNmalik Aug. If, at 4. roux Amman, Broadens; Damask, whealweight,Awg.l3,Mll. /Roam Swan, Shrewsbury, Inakemer, Legvasill, at IL Emir anciAlwealagtoa.Leleseeeruk,aeboaloamesnAanlkatlL JAMBS CMNl.viata. Great Yarmouth. Agpot 16, et 1L Ewan Lamm, /harass. YaeataYsr marlist gardemr. lowan 13, at U. EMIT NATIOR, Looms. Codmor, and Wainagrom, Derbyshire, Rl:Urmatrador, August la. at It &aura, Gor* Oxon. boelneakort 16, at 1. WiLLLte AMR Old Midas. Durbam, booaW. Aug. It, MlO. GROWN HEM ItAMMII6 Porten, Morning August 16, at 11. RIMY cam. Lamina* Banta, coach gelato, Amami 16. at U. AMORY AMMO/ 1110/1113, Port•oa. okra D% Tanta* Dootjard, Lagoa Mk at 11. WILLIAM BOARDMAN, Andorton, Cheshire. farmer, Avg. 12, at 10. Joie LaMar BLacnioss. Ware-Mot. well sinker. Aug 16, at 11. Rowan bowling, Weetbromekk coal dealer, Awed al, 10. lona Comm, W WtsavM Cumberland. meow. Aug. Lk at 15. WILLIAM lima CUMEk OOtilagkam and Auk Ma. Yerkohuo plamber, August 13, at 11. SIDMIAII DA 1111, Manton, lierofordaldrs, mail cart driver, August RA st 11 Joan BALM,. Brighton. railway elpsalroan, August lf, 51 U. loan Row hairs; Newmarket, hay dialer, August 9, at 11. LAST XLASIINATIONS. August 1111. X I. Baker, Cardiff, tailor-Sept It D. Woodier, Marl Church, Devonshire, bander-Sept 11 0. Posed, Barn as4 Il kon Boldenframonlie, D= ar. sc . rtvessr-flope. 12. J. La hark, Chl, resw -1 •9 4 . 11. 1. Mower, Tanntos, Innkeeper-August 24. J. Dale, Kturston-upos- Hall, sail maker -Aartist W. H. T. Souris* Hyde, Cheshire, 1811 .righl-August Is. 1. Larthly, Ilacbdiska woes masa' en terer -August 24. J. Whittaker, Narchmier, smallware maim lecturer -August 96. X Bromley, aky„ lancadtbe, all merchant -A 19. IL Matto. Dmlims, tea dealer-Auras{ 19. J. Nilsen. &marked. provides MI!-Aermt U. T. W. Harvey, Brisaol, retailer of Iser-an 11. J. Blythe. Briolet, oesnibus conductor - Bowl 9. 8. Inset. Umber,, Tarkohlra. Mk beeneller-August 19. T. Bra•Aliers, omi SanithalL Chaddre, bukber-August W. C. Baesal, Ferresiont. Cheshire, twatmaker -August IS. G. fikese, MAeubead, furniture dealer-Be= W. S. nanny, Shrewsbury, waktusaker-August W. T. radium Lancashire, grocer -Sept. U. S. Leaks. Crair * ....ad- Mask Lancashire, journeyman blssoltsr-Se U. J. Oldham, eating home keeper-Augoet 26. T. Idwards, Dei tailor-August 26. A. Barri, Cer skip breber-Sopt. IL X. Crudes, Berupton, Devonshire, iromnosser-A22. T. Wood ward, Barton-ander Needwood. SW butdmw-Assoli Is J. IL Newton, Yorke., loamy's= 1L L Greases. Llngston-apon.liall-Bept. la G. ram epos-Hull, Sehnimager-Augsst IX W. laid, lanissate, BANICRUPTCII3 kNNITLILID. Jay ti. Oxon' Swann and WICIAIAX Coons, dialeld, timber merchants. _ _ . July BOUM, Leeds, cloth EONS 01 inliaT Amnia UPI, Brecon, idler —IA dividend ot 4 9d.. arsy Wediesday et deireman's. Mend . •. TllO/11u 810 . 16 - 12 - BA/LIZ itai=a+s-lievens aad Wawa aria Wats. Oloaasstonalm, Irakalear—tat dividend at 9a., any Wednesday, as Gra‘ols . s. " 1 ! 1° . 1 . - - • WILLIAM ELLIS, Pontypoo. grocer—let dividend of 13. 94.. any Wednesday, at Acranases, Nista fop& 14. 0. L forshmt, BliMoa ohata Issaalactitror —Amish 11. T. H. Flassaslng, Presliford, flomonotshire, doctor of mod cbm—August fa J. Mortlasora, Ismer. Mash manta/ octane— Armagh IS. Xargaret Brotherdm, InphmaW Isabella Brother" toe, sad Octavio Brothentoo, Ummpook toschors August ISt J. Roberta, Holywell, Yllaorkho, drugglall—Augma it J. Walker, Miumbester. butcher—August 21. P. Parker. Burnley, hire. tailor—August 25. W. lloadorsca. Ardakm . York shim, blacksmith—August TA J. Wlldatalth, W Dais, Yorkshire, innkeeper—August IL W. Pollard, handcich, IC nt, =or—A—AugustA ugust 10. D. Illatyrs, MG. Holder, Poole, Dorsotahlre, pork aaehoslor, maholsekarksg chemist. PARTNIMILIPS DEISOLVID. C. Dowsed J. Minded and G Lilvlagtod York, stammers= —T. Clark and J. Ramsay, Rignetreet. Southwark. lap man ebahla—J. Itawlinami and L ir7 Illadynol, laneaddre. ship builders—J. ghlaimin and J. A. Collard Liverpool. coopr,.— B. MinvolanL A. Mavrolant and A. T. .Hl, Jegreysoquaro, eaerehoatn so far as ?wards &T. Balli—W C. Lela, L ballay, and W. Mantes, Dirmiughans. sad ventry, asp* wurenwasen men, so mak e r s— egar M a r ti n, sestesT. B. Jamaica sad W. gag. laud, O.IV A. Robertaos, and W. T. MA 0 rneeehureh .1 treat. and Berubsyjast ladled gamed sanduats„ ao far an regards A. Rotarians—P. T. Aldridge and M. J. Josh. sod Queenntrost. City. and Dovor•road, IParey, hat wasnatair tares—C. IL Broach and W. Beeteek, le., livesond, easamlialan saerehauta—W. L lialtatt dad H. 0. Meath, Misagsrainne, City, tea beakers—W. Idwards sad J. I asides. Liverpool, clothing oransisetarees—J. liewat and A. Diction, Leer. pool. corn brokers—W. Honing and J. lianthag. Ladlow, shire, grocers—W. Child and 0. 'Lauda, Booth-dm% Wal t= road, tea warehousemen—C. Manny and Z. Dodson, Jan.. abet. field mervhasts—Charlotie Asa Trasporley aad Mary Jane Temparley, Harley-street, aohoehmistras. Daleermar and P. Mehra's, Woodbridge-anat. Llseteawal manufacturing jewel. lens—T. Saga: and J. C. Plaided Biaelbsra, power Ices Meth ranaufacturyrs—LLM.Tesfrend sadJ . Tamer, Nevringtoneauen way. sad Altrad.plsee, FewWigton causeway . , sarps — ra — a—W. jr. Hawkins aad J. Ossedey, Datper, Derbystans, can useciside— P. Martin, T. 'season, and GI G. Joule, Mica, ostraa spasms% aa far as nprda G. Ct. Joule—H. Billiagbasa sad J. dasarbridge t Woroseterddre, grocers—W. Childs, e r r i .,tl W. Childs, tua, Brighton, fancy warehousemen—D. Sprat" Lad C. Nowell, carpool, pawnbrokers. lour Wilma; dimmed. Glaagow. UM", Aligns , . 5 . at the Faculty Ball. Ellaagovr. lona BOWITILIA Alirdase, /kiwi 12, at the IC Nleltolas Ilatat. Aberdare. .. a wiwar !mos Kum Portobello. war Ilatabwits, may M. Auger I. Ro at o Neal moir • low. ifiLabargh. Le wn Ardsallive. MOW" know, ANNA 11. N oolsa Otra. OILVIILL PALMS. ..- 011111 SKILLING Drf. -- TtageDAT. AUGUST Y. Muslims ea Tamest, 21,7117; &hie by seism tisic" 1,6e9 ; toliel. 23.486. MARKBTB. oorrolc—Lrvisroot. AtIOUg? 2.—Market eery quiet with prices is favour of the buyer. The lake to-dey gy. 4.000 belee, faded*: WOO far sysetiolatioa sad 400 killiftela, NIL •• SM. •40 Parma, g °l t t. o ; so Jima, u.a Bah* iod. to SW- 440 1 079. 6 4 290 to 36d1 . 0 , 8m0 18. 23d. to 260. ; 2,910 Surat. 150. to 270 ; he., 17d. to 170. ; Ching, to z d. ; Japan, 22d. to Zhi. ; 60 Peru, kc, 32d. OVISON GOODS.—lturczowni, Ammer 2.—To some snot, it appears, the pallier ream* premise& ia this mast ho bees caused by sa unpremego that the reported pease aegolations is America were not only wail treaded bat might Led to owe settlesseat. The advises to bead this mooksi by the Peruvian have salliciently negatived sock imprimis, sad 'earn breathe wee freely spia. The market for shipping yams bas armed • mu& mere cheer. fal aspen seder these oirmaostannes, sad some ooesiderable alders have been gives oat is yarn for Homes, sad for the better dam el yams in Mad* at the highest peat of the morket And as an indiesties of more coofideaos among buyers it may be mistimed that merchants have sot hem ea williwg to give ectisiderabie time for the completion of snob orders. Far (know also a fair amount of boars has bees dab& sad edema prior have been paid for all the batter 4easged yarns. Here sad them, when spinners hoe been pressing is the lower qualities a slight ogossioa of price bee had to be made for the purpose of escorinf esters. For home trade yarns we have Dad • mash quota market, and them bee sot bees muck done in yams by Inaegahire saaaafactarers ; bat these has been very little giving way in this deseription of ruse:although so little demand mists. The cloth market da is. the peat week bas boa quiet. There has boa rather more inqairy today, leading is some ones to boars. Bayer; is this market, as is the yarn market, have begs more or lam affected by the pose re. moan from egress the Atlantic, bat massfactoren have not firm way owing to the smallness of dodo Pries oohing, steady to all the better classes of goods, though bayou lied a little advantage in some of the resamoaer qualities.. WOOLLEN.—Lurs, Ammer 2.—The coloured socket has presented a dull appeareace. foe inanimate being in asteadame, and tranemanoos on a very limited male Irvin taken place. Almost the only clam of goods whisk We changed beads has bees plait does, with the exseptise el a few mixture niellons, which be,s in isolated alms fend parehmsra. TM same want of spirit km pervaded tbe oldie market, the dsinand for bairlista Whig nommly seminal. The treader of witasys and hairy goods a Batley and Omen amaidaetere has fanned tam chief bulk of the beiges' transeded is Ibis ball for Vas last few market dap. Batas are without alteratioa. OORN.-Hum, Action 2.-At to-dsy's market a good supply of Esglish wheat, which sells slowly at • reduction of la. pee qr. ken lost Tuesday's tummy. Fewiss segleoted, although sellers would accept Is. redactios. Barley ter pladiag sells slowly at prime is favour of buyers. Beam sad peas steady at fully late rates. Oats snaltered. lamp arrivals for the week:-Wheat, 4,173; barley, 18,446 ; este, 1.265 ; beams, 775 ; pew, 3,492 ; lams, 94 qis. luswica. Ammar 2.-Then was Dot much whoa, offering truly. lansers were muck disinclined to submit to sey redo/Aim, but when mks were me* they wen at redustka of la per qr. Lima, Acucar 2.-We have my little prang is wheat today ; holders show co dispositios to sales, elmosiag rather to wait the risks sad roaalte of the barred, which with Ilse wrathe, will to peers' in the souls mat week. Dimas sod oats ready oak at improving mks. Other artistes as Mere Liviraroot, Amon 2. -With oily a small Weed saes of marls sad dealers at teday's Omni F.:chasm sod so speculative &mad, whist boa proved difficult of mil, sod moat be quoted tl. sad is some tasteless ld. per sestal shearer theta es Friday krt. Flom very dull, bat hem the Naked sheet of maple; it sweet ho bought lower. India eon is still =glided, sad @gala the km sheaper. Oats sad oatmeal steady is pries, bet dad few buyers. Egyptian beas scarce, sad fully Id. per quarter dram. ism ap ls. per quarter. The lowest classes of feedbag stuffs, sea as rice meal. ha, are is stroag &maid to.day, bat all other *Midas amain very quiet. LTIIIIII, AMOS? 2.-Tlis weeder shies this day week has I besa het. Ranee week has psrtislly amassed, sad will be genera Dud week. At to-thy'. market the atteadiace isms but this. sad but little Wised showing ; the Inds was slow, at Is. per qr. decline. Spriag cors-firiese bra Wheat, white, amr„ 1411110. to 641 be, 464. to 48a. • ditto, red, 42s to 44e. Derisy, best Chevalier malliag, Albs. to Illbs., 36e. to 375.; dike ram Clamalis ditto, 531bs. to 6411 k, 395. to 348. Owls, 'albs. to 4211 e, Us. is Baum, ald, 6 631bs. to 461ba, a. 38s. to 395. ; sow, 631ba. to 411 m. Ws. to 37 fiswounisoLTnn, AVOW? 2.-05 Saturday sight ws W's violist pie of what from the west, whisk - la OE. posed sitsatiess, lies dens seam injury to the whist mop. At or market teaks! set mesh bummer wooden is WWI* whom a &elks of t i Er. was sabssitted Is. Thera were bares, bat the of holders destined sectordifog men then Is. per qr. is limited dosed. Barky, berm, sad peas mem and maw tioarse. Oak is musk at es advesso of 6d. per qr. fkusaciar, Ammar 2.-Our morkst to-day was shortly suppled with psi geserally, sad the attiediso• of buyers sod sakes eakerssly limited, owing, Is a grog sasseare, to harvest opsealkes having very gmersily commeseed is this , i sla it sad reports with regard to quality sad yield sae vvarryy g layounilde Them was a slow trade ia Whlng, whisk dedisd bum la. to ia per qr. Ileac sad Mali semsla sits stationary, whilst k esker pais trod, was of a limited a>mester. gad press a tole cheaper. Wheat, 355. to 465. Fluky, Ete to 335. We, 21s. to 365. lassos. 31k. to 445. Psis, 118 s. to 365. Bye2Bs. to 38s. per qr. Flour, 30a to Ms. per sack. Ns* 60a. to 645. per qr. Aocon 2-114._day's debt Ina largely supplied witlibeesta, but offered, sesseueffedy, very few really iced nimbi • the &Undue, of lame wee sot lame ; sad %Goo • p od atacmat at badmen us does node was estramely sp4rish Lo ald prices wen • little earder. Sheep wens well au la quality sod qua lity ; late quotations were all realised. sad, with • slow ask, • dessease was efesid. Lambe were uuseelly seem. There was • decrease is the number of ulna which sold freely at folly Jim quotation. A. larp rapply of all description of ; badness needy sad late gene tical' supported. Bon am beef, Us. 6 d. to no. 6d. per soon ; cow sad heifer ditto, 10s. to Ils. 6d. ; suttee d inferior quality, 611. per lb. ; but for the but down, 71 to Bd. per lb. ; veal, 7d. to 714. ; fresh pork, 7d. to 7 ; sad 8.. 9d. to 9a. per aeon; per bacon. T. to per lb. ; dry din% Bd. to 9d. ; sweet 9d. to 10d. ; quarter old store Op, YU to pickled 7M. wows with wires. 121. to 14L TRANTIO RETURN& Nin Pr. Mar- T 0443. Teisi, 11,631WAT1. at =y epee sewn dansilas. 1884. MS. wank T. A A A 171 --9,136 8,776 Week 481 Mr le Gimpy a WOWS IN .. 10,067 8,60 Weakartles 18/8 4lri6t 14888•89•8 la 1.1911 1,80 4.544 439/ Lades sad 111mskwita — 1.961 MO 4.211 0.181 1 lletropoiltaa — IMO 1,879 Nara Landau FM IN TRH Crwr.—Lilt evening • fire broke eat is the yenetiets is the aroma in ol lb. While" tm water wail bs eels, shwa, is lbeeieehowaromert, Oureoe-rOook OW. Owing to the ialswisable adder* the steak the dams owed with tbegreanwt rapidity, sad althe the anew . wars aimed himedigely es Mei Vat Mr. Miibea's promisee ware entirely dieregrod with their esetrate, and the he attested the adjoining boner, idiot tag esweiderabbi damage, wotwitheitedieg the exertions al the dreary. sided by • plenidal supply el water. The ire was got ender about Ina 'Weak. The origia el the maw ratios is taker's. [Milwertimotwent. ]z ionds HiaihnertVa Put •••••• Bed Health Kane Geod.— bar iboi daring Ihe last two ranee la SWIM of Si. arrow rears they had nailsetod to pee , UN blood areas foit• lawx visitor. trey Wand should be assmintal with fiss Arras el Holloway's usastirabls Fir : strasigsbriag, and aperient quilt tieliths=ttsdria4lipereetwie • &tilde er recarions gate al bei Thew sepal MI serer hirers bar the ers i•m.ellewoorthorepellbs, after theressolsr promoter...ere- Non el rainy INK rod molarrte. beweln Holloway. Pills rt ellatableas aerie to tram whose weaker been shaken by Pinollsown 1 11 01 11 0mMou. or whose brains bar Ora over. rowed by shiny, or ilepersad by szorive indulgers. BIRTHS, X ABBIAGES, AND DRAM. lIISTRIL 1111ADY 11. the witeikti. Indy, Ihq., d ledea Lodge. Pl=tlowa. at • OILL se July tk a. at CO4iiiiios. Surrey, the wife of J. PleitetestlA lba.. et • am. SABLZI R II.—Je eq ty 11, at nottant.aquire, the wife al W. A. See- TL ~ et • ea& AY N1.—.1 al: 81, at Naton.aquare, the Has. Rts.Trielarte. et • risear. WCODALL —Awed 1. at M. J. 7. Woodall. ii S sou. 1111111Alr.—Jely E. ss a . SOIL , the wile el Major Wter. - - MARRIAGE& BOYD-BIALCIMUL -a 1. et M. Pere. Labetebele. by es Hew and Le. 1.0. H.dtap, the Rev. Predsrick. ea of Ihe late Mal. Dorf, MAO° Lateens Mae. geld of H. W. Li;l7-7itT.-Je4 30, at ?Hale Paddington. by Shelley. L. W. Lewin O.rnaaader T. L Law* H.Y. We LX.. So Ilise= i danleter of the ele ledereserel Dense MOLL- T.-Jaly IS at ba Marra, lenses. by Ur Re R. W. lksasikal& T. Y. Paola. Nes.. of Pees William. Hat ileY OM. to Ovalle, tkosekisit al the Re C. Barry. WA al4 IlaMelf4ltimAk Lass. DIMS. CArrWISIGILT. -- ine US. as vtaibusw., swab elites, tbe 1 wife of J. H. Cartwright. le., aged In. 001.29.-July 50, at Beath-taws. id. J. GAss. ; :t . ed 01.1131.-Jely 1111. Paellsad-enee. M. ieha'on Hwaiot Ilseask the wife of XL IL Ones, feeder. ERTTUSWILL-Jere. Cgainale. Moe Am, wife of W. Lfalkonall. tab.. soil GA SOLTLIJ.--.leil se, lMsspsstk. W. P. sod M. WRITL-Ags n 4. C. RR, essus•w-plast. Pod' Milo! agil i - Alas. et rw B. the .016 al Lai" Matto. M the rd- 4 0. 4 . b MD Weir* d WhAtetelaree.. -^fina7lll - W - idalp . A . 17 — APO - c8737 1l miix:g OW iia bay eso Le tem P 6. OD TOD DO MIRY ippo Cl jUI XLI stip n Alvoi mo Sod 1 aizz n e j tram Pada 7. IMUN 'MAO A./ JUL alw go. -sow GNI 1`74.0, l'lll, pwii, sh ....0.4 au C Awl Cale pw a gni m a r 2811 WACO B REM Deve wiew.—Oas w OCHWAI =3l ;Miry; Iliftersel 01 IFIMAU'Per IWr ablO m az all mai lis. GO. •ram rr 41 - 711 — fa; SZtl as ir.. 4 U. Iseillia rice /Int Ina Donn I labasqvass fltrso /it?. Alio! -- ii Ow Lthas J. ]MI INC 11 9, Bi 11194 . a1el fLM i I 1f9919 1. Omer, 1 :V. . Ler As 11 ,d 4 s — Th! law Long Natal—Land. !emu Al. Msm Maw limn. Tlal Maim I:bliFee;; Sir &wallops DIM fru inslusist sad — shasp —. lhas/vallas4 lamas ... Dania hose Pinata Mike has the z cow s z Ihe cam ft ebt rjel CleinriT 1z the Dir I hew = arid ir Ras km 4 4= be so duo/ tAt Tail] swami nava SMOVI M ia lt i Mom.. Wad. Oro s r= Mer rii : o le 1 04. ehierg *ha: 1":1161ft ~:; 2 . . ,- . Jams ' Wargo lillimem.