The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-21 00:00:00

SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—Tr27oSr. casA KR W ITCH BLUM. 1001. 6 sew Algol govoralga (1) . W• 6. 7 NI. Iftss (t) Inight of tins Tourney (I) S 3 * 26 Is Pnoreo. (t) 30 to Rams Candi. Tarsal Ma ( d (i) 5) 33 to Morooto (5) 33 to C 176.6.1.1. (t) 40 los Pr (t) 40 to 40 to Special JAM* (t) CHESTERFIELD RACES.—MOM DAT. ?Na NiTilsisi HmmicAir of 5 dm. "nob, 3 ft, with 40 066.1„ Warn extra. Ilsocad M. am his Mao. A.200$ Ikea ~sx . : :inilo. E i In c lf . rmabr Oroutanat, ths ic an z li I two 41 7•I lib. . .11midel I '4 •••••My • dbmilloi iiiii.4ii bk.::: 4.1,r6.) : amnia Liso.• 1.414 . . .10.4441111•91 411414.14101... it a. . i" "ei lAd dig : Mon en the Sari elf 2ln apt y Oesyymer. rid 4 to 1 art Lltdo Was - by halt a too boobs Wmtw do owed ad *fad. Vo . lowatzrzoto (bozos TM of 3 ion. es* with IP NNW ; 6r dl sea TM stiontio awe b to ma& Whore ems. Hat it =Ma (I IMO , 6 ~.1 . . .....14. .. ..r., „ ,tra5. 7 16 1 s tral i.... • i ill . 11 . i 1 . • •• •a grftt g.... S i : . .. :.::....::- to 4 sp. 11. opt •to 1 ✓I I.***. s t d ~ 4 to 1 obst nob ibo ears. at tall by too looglito, moo ammo Woos do ausail and third. TVs ellaiswoaTil *NUM fil noon. 5.S Ina bondman nvinetalto. of 3 sow. each, 3 It; ttoaadd to sato hi. stake. Winos.. extra. Ono. rimsed. (21 subs.) Mr beet*, • Charlott•• II Qs Ors.) ;Pk 14 M. 104147 I Mr. Itid.l•il . Wbon.maal. 3 yrs. Mt 1b lost 1•41141.... • 1 Mr. Datir.no • 11. Ways. 4 yr• IA tab .......... • ..5 Mr Hans (14.4. •4 4 . 1 . 1 ." tj• end Polly flionisi also rm. . —Uzi Lars, Quern Boss, end olly . _ _ Ise to leapt Charlotte, 4to 1 apt Last' Law, 610 1 apt Qom Bout, 6 to 1 apt The Slave, sae 6 to 1 apt Caliph. Won b y easily by a couple of lengths ; mooed Many tba Wed by to kap tbs. TSUI CATZIIII.II.It 67*AL' el 23 am. ' vtded to • rwoop dabs, of 3 te e.. 'rob. Allowances sad posaltioa. Tba oo ewi La saw by stake, About ball-oestle. sob.) Xt. lir sb. 11r Meer. be The Pelee Doeurs. yrs. On Xb I he was) 1 te l trirte ll = 6 :grlZlT . ............. awes( to 4 mil 111 e las Ile Rover, mil 6te 2 apt Nroopbyte. IN Was by a limetk; tame In boletus the swoon aad A _ _ I . lle BCtWITALIOTAILIO Of 36 elm, added ton Mom of 3 mom. melt. Wawa* extra TM winner= sold by section tur 3W. the weed to save bia slake. Abont at,.. quarters of a inns. (3 ante ) Mr. J. MIN lb. Clow. W P.M. Mlalstw. l TM M 111 a 1 'Mik 1 M. J. Oasral IMis ha. 3 7n.. fit 11Th 1 loawf I PM Dear Moo rims. Betting Erie on dug Creeper, and 6to 6 apt Lit la Poll. Won in a nets, by Iwo lengths. TM Den fell moos after este 'Lg. No *demos upca ate salmi pnce. BOILS'. MIMI , AP AT LIICEITTL—MistIite, Ledy Pe&, Freftils, Ilipppy Pi iacie, Woman I. Black, Kaakarlas Lo, Fern 14-, Thee. Zulder 7416, The Ovate, Glenlacy If*ke, Geri Twiliptit, Kato, ben Webstar, Appendix, Dews klaniadgade, Stir redelleg, Tyner, Stu* flesace. PROGRAMME OF LEICESTER RACES. TO:1101110W. , Tug easznarotox litlieSST H•NDTc‘r. s 2-mold hamillasp of 10 nom oath. 1 ft, .I , lt 100 aided CIS by ilehged Sutton, Beg., 21 by W.l3.blumCrawfuri, Es./ , sad SO by obi kt.e C.rasitte•) ; my wising altar the weinktg got &duo! (9 phunber 12 1 gl 111 on) to Carry 710 eztra. Theo-quirters of • nag ‘4l gig) alb. 4 $••••••A ....• ••‘7.t..50 . I 111 ill••=84. e In umenve•••-1•Yolue• $ 7 PZegimirs:•nh . :ol :: iit •.••• .. :7 i esliuilits•W b 7SI . . .16.‘•••••••••••••••••• I ------ .......-...- - I .. - • iII EfiE l • ► . at kw. . . t • $ ... ....... • 1•••••••••: egiii;'• Mit 1 ... Inn Ma 1 111 &WIRT MANDICAP se se MR OD fillE by If. Woo lbw rho elbow awl be by In onoultOoo), bided to 4 Somplabo of SO wet mob. 3114 bat tea. of all ker. Illi.arch/. • vim" , of ray badlrip otter the otholtood Pope. 111, ii le a") It wavy 7ib ditto. a Ea& (lo oolot.) L :::....... ar illg.thir.:::: I W li W...—....... I 111 le E: i griii . ii ilimesm i c am e a l u tric. iii,,.i viik M silil boa dr =day kW ; tlhe MIMI= 1111611 IMIII7 vile 41W. 160 OW I oolgtts aro rle am.), so mg 1110 awn; to to Adam by =ra ebb me membonui Ile Combos Pork Mk," ebb me Tr- NW *Mots tbb da ; W d an per nods sibrat4 be g w ilV aAs ib lio nom 0w nib obis gum. (li oda) a 77 7.::1 e 13 .............. ii nee Messeree Ries et IN plow ; 2.yr oliejte 7Th; *Oa; 0.11. Li Tfb; ek dunk ea Three mar. Tit elete ta the meter et the lbet wee dry, Din MINI ONION& Tat leimarruf 11•311111&P hors el II ono, 6 • ousipoillos of • few irk Is ono of seigreso. O b is Elle eel • Imes. 11411 600 ...... 1 . 11 • saf el Zti A am hi . le a eoromlakos of law fah he 6yr.dik 6i OW hew 2111) , four. be, Om lab ; end ogid, lAA 116 . wow owl 0111• gs alloond II; • elm. moo Aim pie up to OM time ofinkopw am Sib ; Puke. 1116 swim; the .Mart to to oill fir stern; isiomoa fo bo soli he 110. allowed 71b ; ho4lb; If Pot M, Mb; dos "bur f• b• nil by mina ...... Aar ob. sof la* oloploit (W ary) to go to 17 — FIllass T.Y.C., Wl. male. To in of tin ma * of the rut nos My, Won ono tido*. BEDFORD RACES. Tau lleareeeesnut bTAats. T.o mike. Forfeits le M abased b 14 Weald at vela is Tawlee, ,pt. TT. 11 tle blabea welebt esurbie be Wet Oa 014 1: Intl be Weed b bat IP Witt, ea/ Yr Wants write& le A r d 1 1 l —V.e... 4 3:::: ~ 1 ... . • I .."+'-.‘‘ :1 1 ' i --)6.. :::1 I I P r 1 i _. i • 4 1 tuit..7. •I TIM FlOll3 snow &Tin AND BetTll.ll. The tertist berets liras Ore ines ease ctf yererday et Itbdttribes, Wedhsta, near Dweihreee, Tom thyme ✓isor, la strataa alt urrt, stir *ers rounds h. 4 to. losittt. Ikea* oho hod recneel very hid, pun enamel, pig/ esteimeeets VI troughs to ocestelt, bevies or lorlay dietaseled ,heel ter to a U. The stakes wen 400 f. whet SIDK, the Imes* =Lem resins of foam: , rn the Chmedeeie We, who cutooleantly puler the 2Auf.— 1 1 16. 11tE4 1"1 6 IlrittyoN4tlthx—A susersary mode et sours rid et an eistatoot toll•gato hoe met bits morel to to the tinny* el Leogi4J, sear Collreptes. r Dever Mgr. It 0r... lb., • toll. house end Tete we seer tire Waco •r.ctd Der Lenehrd by the trraildhe trureoe. The laholt,t tato , 4 the t - relfty fob thereetve• ettteh sorrimel by the trApqat to which ter, IMO line illbliSeek alba OIVINIA lone no hare fro u t.tre te time hew sormeesd brim the imeit , trelee tAt c.ytiss is evade the sell, eteriderfas that they were sot saki... The ere ma btwebt bums the garter eerier as Er or , but woo to one .1 the Wetter ecorte, oho fa it ono ...ifs Malinke. Is coneeteenc• of the Joterhea. n thaz tore token tlzz il eto pike= orders to retch the gate, bat stroit both the ea . !' art the toil-hoer mese w days hp obeyed y lir. ISneykiohe hove, of arm% Ira feleA bid as y. t Itst police has. se else te slinidges. [Ad vertiworet.)—HOLlAMAirs OINTMENT AND • FrAte neeres.-4amele. tealee. sod Nikes bum, Ibeeeemea• el •or , ree.htere pme= r e• lie keep. ge,ee . we'd ts• t leelheyb new eke beeeslebe./ Indwell dig. oe theerfeeo ub he yr Aortae beaile *hem eaters' frellesea ... Treeli meibldte *1.06. PAM Ihve NOM* le eSiality, neger. tia4 •I•amis ate feelsearL The Nemo* he edlfeellteeseer her. of the Omelet wort Dew bee taw • Om sty 1.• rot sereelleea eV ea =ewe be New Web bor. ire rade Noe gime rare re a rm* whirr met tne aced door the Noble. nee ewe* THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1859. Rib intdltgaut. INSOLVENT DEBTORS OOURT.,-Bm. SO. (Beim Dr. Direly Consiooksor Down.) lA% osmarma waatz OVilf.~VUP WT. This ere, whir& MI hem mama tame baker the mart, wee neer decided. The imbed me • e ine and fish• mor, la Larlembrillgeleremin and rampl•lat eras that bad aims* Menem/ elf Ins bens and tart to his beethar. Several emmeam lad rim place to auk, bat rrathiag intlethaemy bud resahrl, sal ens adjadiostien me now rayed. TM Coat promaneed the judgment monde by Mr. Com rabskaa. Murphy, namely, six mamba tram the veiny artier. THS TROUBLI6 OF A FRENCH 00V1811.143. At the Tunbridge-weal' County Court on Friday Iset MIN. Warns seed Ms.. lA:er, ht we Mr. Empire" kw NC IM., arrows o!sekry. Kr. elemenn - (kw the plaintiff) said that In the ere effit of lily bat, the deenithat, then limas in Wiltaa-plan, Lee dom, eagles* the *loaf, Mdlle. Lampe, as gmernms. The terms were trimewhat indefinite and gemeel. The pleatif was to ream W. in the shape of salary and U. fee the lettedesse. Oa the nth July the pp!aintiff, Ivy the dime. doe the deinamt, met the t's children at the Londse.tridp stereos, end ocelected them doe's to Break ley, where Mrs. Porter had teem lodgings at Mr. Hooldnee era eras. Mr. Pons, @Km weds joined them at that ern. The pelmet bird ea arriving at that house the liCONSlMOdstioa wee net 10 Mak SS It Might to bs, sad she tees thee to time tenelmined of this to Mee. Haddam white mesa saw hallass towards the peed'. Oa the Shed it Anger, the plaintiff ooltiped with rhos he • bath to Mrs. Hocking, who became sees& titsepyjimd tell the peed, that she should pram Ohm Mr.. Pester summed Mn. Both. fri a = t w ill= is eed so the Wei bend herself Is an position. Or day, N maw qualm if draft that Kra. Hake; bed hem nierepre raft her mar to the delsedant, the plaintiff astral, al. ea Webs Mrs. Hocking, give way to her indignation N &Wei to bar, " Too old serpent." Mr. sad Mr. Holt die wee ezetedingly angry at that, end complained of It to Ms.. Porter, sail m commutate of that plaintiff apolo- The sent day the deferent told bar she had better e il are, sad the plaintiff's mower was that the didn't wish to leave to gratify Mrs. Hocking. and the daeleed at that time to leave. Mrs. Porter did not lowa her oe that 00t66011. The plaintiff, however, rill found herself in en uncomfortable mere, Mrs. Porter and lee. Hock ng being leagued menet her, tad she therefore--talieg • very proper coures—mked Mrs. Porter's leave to ge out, sod she west to the clergy man, Mr. Starr, to °malt him as to what she had better tio. He not being at home Mts. &ore directed her to Captain. Huron (who lire is the triglthourbood), sad also saw him, dterwares returning to Mr.. Stores, where she took rapper, after which she retuned to Mr.. Hocking, socompanied by the two yo Storrs. Pb. bed some difficulty in getting into the termhosw, hire. Hocking behaving in an censor dinie7 way to the young gentlemen. The next day there wee mother row, mad d efend ant told plaintiff that if she would lame she would pay he • quarter's salary up to October 12. Tee plaintiff to accept, swag she was edited N soother quarter's wags or notice Mn. Porter then offered her 121. 10e., which she ales Mensal. Mn. Porter then consulted It,. Cripple who eared the ti6l. 10e. payment for wages. 61. de. bale bean pad c t ot se t, seam thee was offered to the plaintiff. The snit wee for the wages ttpp to time of diamissal, end for damages for wrovigfel dMsa 1. Mt. Came, kw the deendant, said his client had paid into evert 61.6 e: for sin week,' service; 121. wee tiered to the Kelatik the surplus being a prestat, which she Ward. Mr. &wpm said he was sited to go for • whole yeer's salary, end Hie Honour raid a Orem to the effect that whirs there 'is a reseal here like the present, wittiest mediae of time it MN foe the year, and the servant trues:Wed to wages to the end of the j ear, if wrongfully dieneeed. un Mr. Spson add the plaintiff baying limited her demand to a quarter's wages or notice, did sot Ire to go foe more now. He resumed his audemem, after a few more words, reentica lag that the *Win mother came down from Lorton sad saw Mrs. Potter, who offered her 121. 10a., but Melanie Lehrgue said her daughter was entitled to 151., including espouse. Mrs. Porter refuel this sum, then plaintiff was emptied to keg this action fur the 61. be. dm, and the following queer's salary in lieu of notice. Munk. Warps, • young lady of polished manner, but evidently a pander temperament, temperament, stated—Os the lot July last I wee aimed by the defendant as gore/este at the rate of W. • year, end oft the 121 of that moth I moropsaled the children front !anew bi ilea station to the farm me Dreachley. I did not dad the accommodation there at all satisfactory. I owns/sled to Mrs. Hocking about it, and alto to Mrs. Porter. On the 22nd of August I malt com petes of a bath, which Mrs. Hooking told her riervatt sot to remove foe meow I was quite good enough to de it myself. 1 had r takrviw with Mrs. Porter shout that, mid els add amgtio have applied to herabout it, sad that Mn. did not mean what she said, sad that I met set mind is She pretended to take my pet, but was all the while =tMr.. Hooking's put. On • subsequent menieg I hee flicking an old serpent," and apologised keit. Oa Tuesday the 23rd of August Mrs. Porter sand 1 had better leave at once, bat afterward. said I might stay. Os the 11th 1 vetted Mee. Store mug Captain Ruston, returning te the hem et live initiates pea' 10 at night. The next day, la is Inerefew with Mrs. Porter, 1 offered to leave at a or wises notice. She declined to give that till she = i sle . her lawyer. I again visited Captain Heaton on T , the 10110, beaus' Mr. Porter said she had bean N W. sad eel she found that I sea not entitled to nee wages te the 12th of Anger. Xis. Hocking Inked the deer se OM I *Leila not go oat, and she mad her hestend Wed N peemet me 'Gulag through the window, breams I wee s,Yr eat N watt a solicitor. Mrs. Hoek lag amid I my deem* end moue'', sod go. I led • preset In one Irma mil • Ltd* writing-desk is the other when I escaped through the window. After that, on. ray rearm, 124 10s. wets Weed me by kin. Porter, but I wield not take it. brose-waassed —The house woo dacha la setomeado. Yes se to Lod, athadeate, sad a/umlaut's. 317 non was only eleawd ease is six weeks. It it sot s she ha= sot the Wawa la the plash. Von was sot bathes ow sad the dogmatist sad am Seddas. wettY sat .5 Mrs Haase, laeoleaco. Shin wee ea met moos, 76 pea of age, who had to mad spas us. I ad art ow they were all pc_ '•ittrickits wretches dors. Whoa oast eta Is ars. dto Mrs. Porter naked me whole I woo —. sod I ail% lull bar. Madame laollsraas spate to ow ioterviow with Ure. Porta ea the dlas kap& She etrplaiNed a bar daughter es violent; $6.1 slw mod Is go thou is her zoorniag drew, sad that the wee with wry ;peso wapleeseatare bon Ms. ileashaig. the oho old ohs woad F r has to tho 12th ci Wear. which Wawa thalami. , Mr. Cripple mid be eartidely veld not feel it his duty to , emit Mb ebbs mime be bit most poeitivel aorta= that he sink. lad* his no m every peisit. the pesitima of ET-ibled each tea peed =al el sympathy, became . ne set always tented fa the way they .h* to he, if he did me thin diet the plaintiff lad led dm peen* Madame rhea be he wont watlidrawlee= the ere; bat he was s en don We be don, be able to show that pliiatdf was to blamed emu seeped and from Bret to last Mrs. Porter tried es 'mks pwc. between plaintiff sod Mee. leakiag, and acted with the pelmet Menses towards her, wind tee ~ff. conduct was mod Improper throughout. Me entlei by collie' Mee. Merin Porter, wife of Col. Pater, of the Marko senile, who Mend-1a J aly last the plaintiff moo into my mine as (overuse, and that mouth I wart to reside Ike the meson with Mrs. Hoeing. I re olkct the Mk Assent, It wee oa a Saturday; that day the gorm less, wasted the bath, but as sbe was as on speakieg terms with toy servant. Memo of her (pintirs) conduct, eh" 'dud Mrs. llockteg's memo to brim it up, sad ales beteg key could sot. Mrs. Lining was ill, and when llailecoodielle Latareus ooreplaised that there was net one to briag tip the balk, Mr., Hoeing said she thought ley on. maid beteg that op Mademoiselle was dosilmenag in her conduct, sad tried to tot me perms maim eatithsr. NM Lakin made a braid compliant to me of Mademoiselle, to whin 1 Lit bond to lidea, sad afore t erehg that I walked outs to the laws, sad vas followed by atMemalle, who INS eery *lds% sad said, " mire me -y eatery .ad I will go ternienew. I don't care • hews about me of you." the sectzi It In lingLiatt, sad 1 .dal, .If you are sa lon go." She afterwards Wmowledged AM.ho vet e mom Girths male Wades byeateleg bee mdse. her miebeee. Er had my thes e Hulick, to Math. After gentle Capin Hann @hems essidanny oat all day. The lint ems aho went mg I snot bur where she was going, ami Me NM Ii me as my beim. 1 toll' no more responsibility rte what keno till bee Ow eat. I dined to take hoc to Lea den Is my eerier be get a situation there, and to pm her 121. Ns a grainy. re continually upset the whole 1t... by Mr bad temple end dominteriag way. One night the hop the whole fatly op till two o clock, expreming mace der= 611 she skald be murdered; lie said the did not MI sage la ha bedroom, though the deco leading into my ebildera's bedroom was locked, mad of thetas', ro.,re ale bad the bry. She thrsdeaed me with legal proceedinp. I tole bet what Mr. Clarke= (Mr. Crime' piste's) told cos, sad she meld she didn't believe it. At bee riamat I pve her Me ablb!!! that aka ratar tisio on,. tugag:L ' Cemoodmind—Aft - Matte had left my service I told bee I wee'd gem hate gat of 12/. 10.., that is 6/. fos. to 2.lrd ef and emeiler 61. bar a gift, haling that would Mem PnesseW r deagbiat of Noise- General Prescott, sal , aide to the dellaked, mid lie bee head with her pre el Me doe oho hod Moat DatarAkey. Oe Sedum Warier al& tog, ea the lit of degtamder, Miaow delivered to Mr lb. arena Item Kra Peater. tag As ma willies re p 124 past king fre earriere end Me rose a reality to Mk el October. Pidanfe babadder ia Me Yam tine mat Moist sad overlemeles. Mr. Claskeen mid be eaplainsd to Medan Ls/forget, ca her calling open her, that Mee. Poetry was Mines to pay het kite lit I. maims to ths , 23rd Awed hem the lila J sled that as eh* w oleo willies se glee her a per mt. op the sum of 121, and that oho was sot to ea dememi present as no adutowlogymeat of the platatif• dim it the Mob gutter. esiary to the SIM Welter. Mr. Emma Om replied to In Lind'. one Ho add, If Pim Pmert rem so muck Impressed nth the =bonded, it was the last th in d. *Milt rr o tr e ammo to bare gime bet tin gratuity. It the had behaved se belly why des We. my moldy laid fats court l' 81. bed hulled ail if oho led miomadattod irtmelt. Ho timed that if hie EIOIIOIIT did 1604 gnat lie attire claim he voald glee joltiness for the 124. Ina porafeed by the drafradmit to the plehatiff. 111. Honour mid, geoevallyspiakitg, govennesse had their 011ie Wag prams of • deacest superior to = "l : l Abeim they sue "timed, end of ezmileet NNW =itere gam meet with the good WisalllS at all well dada BMA Idscou segue hem to mdmreakt. end In ease ough* the iff wee am emitted to morwar. It appowed hem ths radmee thee she was • pasta of meat Villanbei ii temper, and wee an thet men wholly mit M Mamie ram girls. Thee pound meld have beta Idle sellialeat_ Islet ma sad to the anew mat. Hat prod Meier heelbasa mom improper, sad be thought bra gig ime Mira% the cameat . Naar we Mee implyoute4eigomet fir doiedeaL ell Mri MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Bakes Mr. Crow, Deputy Asolaw-Judie.) Arrednyest, 28, labourer was convicted on his own with whom he cohabited. cambial= of am saianh awe Frisicee Bottomlay, a woman The learned judge, having read the depositions end asked • few questions of the prcesontrLe, sentenced the priaccer to eighteen mouths' hard labour. As he was leaving the dock, the prisoner sald:to the prow marls, Good bye, young woman ; good bye." CAarlotte Mono , 31 , amanied woman, was indicted for feloniously attempting to commit suicide by diengling She pleeded guilty. It appeared that the was taken into custody kr drunken nets, and while locked up at the pollee station La Rigs - ettest, attempted to strangle herself by tMlatasehm • hand kerchief round her neck. When she was &meowed she me black in the face, and the handkerchief liming bees removed, she recovered. After that she made another &tempt with a piece of braid which she had torn from bar dress. Whin she was taken before the magistrate (Hr. D' Eynmurt), the said abs wee is liquor whoa It occurred, and did not know what eke was defog. TM learned judge, after a my kindly admoeition as to her Wore conduct, sentenced her tooth months' bard labour. The prisoner said she should do ft yet. Donor Slaw, 32, described as a baker, bat welt Molest* the police as " tint thieves' lawyer " sad TAMII4I la, a returned convict, were indicted for itoaling • and No. from the person of Charlotte Testes. They coi llnity. Lockyer, the officer of the Home of Bath Fields, put in a kng list of oonvladose spinet eater extend ' bag over a period of 11 yeses. He had served one essteace of four years' penal servitude. Lee was known by the nick name of the " rabbi.," from hi. dexterity la thieving and getting sway. Suter was scattered to six sad Lee to time yearn' penal servitude. Doak( DOI4OVON, 17, was Indicted for eteelbg two betas beatings, •viiighing twenty-six monde, the property of the Loadon Dock Company, from their premises. The case wee very complicated, and an alibi was Net up for the dehisce, _ _ The jury frond the prisoner There were fume convictions &select him. Mr. Oiffsed Fomented for the Dock Compaq ; Berry defended the prisoeer. dentin's 12 months' hard labour. (Before Mr. Payne.) Gawp lastrenee, 20, wu indicted for sessulting and in. =grievous bodily harm upon Peter Lutman, a police ,in the execution of his duty. A man named Denham wu incloded la the indictment, but be was not in custody. . . . . 11.Uesi, ft appeared, waggly/a into the charge of the pollee, when the penoner sod the other puma twesulted them, end rescued the accused from custody. The policemen were kicked, end mach beaten with sticky. The jury found the prisoner Guilty, and the learned judge neatened him to 18 month.' herd labour. Mr. Eau ;Zee — prosecuted; M. Dinkredelcoded. Andrew lleGuire, 18, war convicted of defrauding a re cruiting sergeant of the enlistment &Ming, and was eentenord to sin tomtits' bard labour. Eargarat Vaughan. 21, was indicted for stealing one so.. reign and one abiling, the monies of Samuel Fitsjobn, the landlord of the King Annul. Lissom ...rove, bees maater. She was convicted, and the kernad Judie onstemcwd her to three months' hard labour. Ms bail cu will be taken on Friday. THE POLICE COURTS MANSION-HOUSE, lame dlesmederlieile,Ol 27,ifal;ioo-pleoe, Commer cial-road, stelae:oar, was charged with feloniously receiving 80 dozen pocket and sccount books, 80 dozen memorandum books, 70 parade of note paper, and 6 reams of other paper, of the value together of BW., well knowing them to here been stolen from Messrs. Rock and Co., stationers, Walbrook. Hr. Rock said—From information I received I oommoal cated with the polio., and on Monday I went with two al ters to the prisoner's shop, which tea second-hand bookshop. I saw him outside and I asked him if his name was Noble. Hesaid it was. I than gevo him my card, and the alone told him who they were. I then @eked him if he minded my looking over his stock, sit I @lmpacted be bad some pro perty belonging to me there. He said he had DO objection. I examined a glue one in the shop and found a great many account boas bearing my mark. The prisoner add, "I know they have your mark on." I afterwards examked en inner rcom, end found all the pro mtrapactitce.d.e. The .. grater foundalso t b about eventeen ut of note paper, all bearing my mark. I asked him how he rams in pareseion of them. He said be had bought them of a woman. I asked bim what length of time he had been baying books in that manner. He said about twelve moothe. I asked him her name, but that he could not tell me, but he gave Ise am address. I salted him if he had received an In voice from the woman. He said be bad not, end be did not receive invoices foe job goods. I matil they were not job, but new goods. I found goads to the value of nearly 1001., my property. Many of the foods which were exposed for sale were marked under trade price, and some even half. . Lord ism —Any person ought to have known where thy come from, ought he not ? tor—Yer, my lord, and the prisoner most have guemed where the woman got them from. The printer's solicitor requested a remand, as he had only jest her inetructad by his client ; and also asked that the primmer might be admitted to bail. Lord Mayor—A magirtrate can admit a prisoner to ball if be has any doubt ss to a felony having bees committed. I have so doubt that a filmy e.f s very serious cheroots has been committed, sad therefore I shall sot take bail. The prisoner was then taken below. Charge cud, cellar porter in the service of Mr. George Mills Hill, proprietor of Lake's Tavern and Diniurrooms, 13, Gracechurch-street, and 49, Ceaspelde ' was charged with stooling varlets sums of money Stinging to his employer. Youlger, police-constable 668, said that in °ones quese of information received ty him, he, on the previous night, marked a quantity of silver and copper colts at Lakes Dielarroome, Gracechurob-street, where the prisoner was employed, and on going then again that morning he saw the prisoner, told him be was a police. officer, and th at some money had best taken from the till, and asked him if he bad any objection to show what money be hod in his poo- kith Ta s prisoner tined oat his pockets, which were t end oa his boas. balm searched tome money was bat nose that was marked. Witness then raid he swab the oilier, mbar* the prisoner worked, upon which the prisoner ran down Saks before hint, and taking a walatost out of a box, meld, "Oh, hare's emus mossy hen," at the same time giving la. 4d. to witness and ea meth( It was his own money. Wiliest, how ever found it to be • part of the matey Es had previously marked. He than took the primer Into custody, and on their way to the station he said, I admit taking the mosey this morning, and Is on =other otosims, sad that's all I took. Alines also found on the prieesse a moseareadarn book, which contained nanterour entries of '• mosey lost,' whom supported by belting, and dos a key which the prisoner sold loth nged to his box, bat which exactly fitted the till. Sllin Pascua, barmaid to Mr. Hill. dsosed that she put the marked money into the till on Mon&y night after the boas wee cloud, locked the till, and took the key up stairs with bee. The coin produced by the oEcer was part of that athlete she had pot into the till. The pdeoser,when asked what he bed !obey to the charge, peat ed guilty, sad wee remanded order to be dealt with summarily ha potty eoseloss. CLERKENWELL --- Robert Co:hall, a milk .wrier, in the employ of Mr. John Jordan, fucker sad coy/teepee, of the Green-has, Stoke Newingtou, wag charged with embizzllng divers seine of money belonging to his employer. The prisoner has been in the employ of the prosecutor about fear years, end about two years ago era& ailed nearly 61., but on account of the prisoner's wife end family the pro secutor kindly forgave bun and again took him back into his ' meek*. A few weeks since the peeseentnes suspicious were aroused in consequence of a number of Me moorages allow ing their accounts to run, their practice being to 'eV% every week. The prisoner wag spoken to about the tamer, when he said his returns Were perfectly ccreet, and there the matter rested. The prosecutor, however, not feel fag sedisded, inquired of his customers, and having ascer tained that several some bad been pad to the prisoner for which ha had nut Pocono/A to him, the prisoner wag given into the custody of Polovconstable Clark, 346 N. The pramentor wished the prisoner to be dealt leniently arias, and wished the cues to be settled at once. The primer sild ha was very worry for what he had dons. Tae peorgentee having been informed that the magistrate could ask dear with the ease, but must send it to the SediiiOne for trial, geld that on account of the prisoner's wife and family, end not wishing to inconvenience his mailmen, he would withdraw from the peneirutton. Ile hoped it would be • warning to the prisoner not to do the like main. The magistrate told the prisoner he ought to be very thank ful to the prosecutor, and then discharged hint. WESTMINSTER. Berry Roblwon wamoit;;;i;ictlTs bllowlsg robbery : Mr. Sutton, louder of St. lab's Workhows, Molar, said tart law priarwar, Mena okay years al age, was asks, mate of the home, and had kom lately employed doing some painting, having P.M MI &MIN among other things, a of white sl. That aserning wham wet Informed rtlia gi rweler, Oast bed sleisa= of Woe pomade of elmwhi B. mid net the l i nt wtad as the property gusdlime, k i d the have got while-had tem snywhina the. Timothy Well,, parlor at eke workhouse., said that at about tan o'clock that morning, the prisoner west outside the house to paint the manes. and witness, observing that he looked rather balky, askell him what ha bad got there, and he replied, , sselabg," but upon being more timely premed mid he had • little ewe of putty. Wit ness thought all was not right, end on essrobing the primer band that he had opwerda el Bide, of white lead cenosakel under his jacket. Witness Wormed Mr. Button, and the prisoner we given Into custody. Defendant, in reply to the chars said that he was wry sorry, but the day before a man in "the trade" had silted him to get him a piece of white-lead, and be would treat Ida to some beer. He did not know that he had taken erl meek ea it looked a very little piece. Mr. Arnold inquired how long he bad been to the work house? _ . . . — Mr. Button said he had been there a twelvemonth the last time, but he bad been in before. Mr. Arnold mid be had been guilty of a very dishonest set in stealing what had been entreated to him by the guardians. The prisoner was committed for a month. IX XX IZASCIS 110XWIXIII LOCIXI COWPER. This gm' it, — ; who it;l CZ: la tlisWy, r prison. Mr. el= tom apposa kr a °hi. 175., as a ttsLaco of aceonnt. Ls arsew — ar to lir. dargoi, be odd be hod boas old • Nab away by ths sot hiss in Noonday sad he seat MB to his attorney, sad he lost a day is Sada( , and thus got nothing. Jobber maid ho thought that as the insoloal had roofed JIM licenses; the octavos, that he should get his messy. Mr. logos& said that Ins the sears& el the creditor or posing, to get sows Warr goons to pay. The arour said ft was a bread aue—his debt vas for brood mad Gm., — She Conadseionee obstrved that ft wee a pest pity that the hieeivent had not paid malt call eecoeste, end per be meld see what he weld de teethe patio. • wee discharged. 1!! 010110 l Ain) IWSOLYIIfOT• b"; Yr Mamas for Messrs. sad Naglisk befolowskaro. This case teas bakes the mart an • law, day, sad it ap pared that the tamirtat led bats wale s bealaupt, and had not warreadared, on whdak his ems was edjourned to apply to the Court al eakr aplied • tow dim since for Wye ß war uploy. tgadar, sad the esceedingly sows p da shed his application. Mr. Memo said by sot surtvaditisg the Wairted wee liable to be tried for felony. It did sun straw that this court should take up the ems of • pima who was ansenside to criminal procesdMp ; hut sooordhei to the prudes fifths court, if • bankrupt could not get old of Ids bealtraptey lhs cost would entertain lits owe. The baseasd MOM! mid the court had intimated that if his as. wee ennestard • arte Wanes-sheet would be requited. Mr. Commissioner Dowse add time wen waters to be serval sad an account filed. Tits arse would ge over le tits Ifortnabar sittings, sad the iwashant Wert swam at kW, though be (tits Conondssionsr) doable" wham its so& to peat hlm the Adjourned accordingly. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Deem the Itworder.) dlfred Chops trurrunkeed le take hie Mel epos several imtiouneals which oherpd him with embezzling variesesams of money, the property of the oburotterardene and weermere of SL Giles's, Cm:AmineLl. The prieoner plaided sot guilty to the whole of the charm. Mr. Robin/ton sod Mr. Poland oesdeetad the promotion. Mr. Metcalf. wee oouoael for the defame . ii.icii;..•tiitwas --- iii;;;l;a7 g ;i the primmer with 11011)111lilig end stealing the awn of 78U., the peopmg of the above parish. It appeared from the opening of the leaned anumel for the prosecutioa that the prisoner canted on the business of • tailor to the Kent-road, and he had far mural years also beta engaged am collector of the government and pa rookie! taxes of Camberwell pall* and It was his duty to keep • book in which he entered all the sums be received ou account of the parish, and then to pay over the mesas to the Londoe Joint Stock frank_ It that a isle was made in July, 1867. which was aadllud by the auditor is May, 1858, sad in ocasequaDoe of whet wee tbaa oreartaleed inquiries were mode, and it was discovered emu the prbaser led weeived a awn of 1,7004. nett a lab out isle wade is Janary,ll6l, and he did not ap pear to have mosented for woe then UM that amount ; and le wee sow doomed with subsolieg the &Krems between I them two mom The primate was weaned on the war jaw by the what mums, ad he did act appear to Lay 1 that Uwe was delletwory, bat made • otatesoest eo the Whet that he bed boa robbed el three handled soar and that he MI ales beat deleitat in the mom& ' L i resolved kr the prowaiwat tam, sad wee cospehed le cake it god; sad he also and that he had purchased the base of some propwty, sad had Mat wary to different =end tie - whele of the loans turned oat to be bed aid la this way he so:ousted for the defaienay. Mr. Thaws Polls, an. of the overseers of the perish of Oil., Camberwell, was examined, and he red a great may et the feats above wurrated. l i d stated, bows,., that la the dent betaaca an endeavour waa made to get the mosey from the prlscesr, sad a deed wee drawn up, under which the book debts to the pariah to the amount of ICl a nd= d ther arrangemeats to pay back the money that le had misappropriated. Mr. Waal% asked for the production of this deed, sad it wee headed to the court. TM Reessier, atierinieleg it, sold that the male hid abed, hese treated as a debt In the tint hams by the CILThe deed commenced by reciting that a Add Wee the primer to the parish. Xr. wid that the pada bed ewer treated the tremeetion is any wine way, end they hid eliteieet dR eadire the deed that hal heist prothwedow got et the hot Mee ot the prisoner. They heal aim onewswert eta yew emeiless, and WA ainel a t i he k =er with a writ kr the, emeseett cf eigpmed Oat ',two Wee wbesme we embed, bat tier ed. dear idled to thaw Wire Or met meat that tbe get. met bell neekei r libe mein am be vue alleged to hew eakesiel Thee mei ebe as doer el say ewbbees abow'wbsebee the warty Awl to be,. has iniramted wet T goveneweet or pariah maw. PArowles. at the elan et the ease for the preesentloa, azgoewed hie %inks that the evidence was tee wacertsin to Judi, the jury In carrietisg the prisoner. Mr. Rob, upon this withdrew from the posecutiou, ad the Jury returned • verdict of Not guilty. Ms primmer was then tried up is another imillstainat which wed hint with eadmmling Sal. its. 2d., the psperty of ireeine waned wore enpged for the presecation and ~' wr the defence. - la this OW It appeared that in November, 1567, the gel. sone' applied to Mr. Jackson, one of the prrigthesee, be payment of taxes that were due from Wm, and that gateho use& sent him • cheque for the 'merit spedied, and this cheque wee paid in by tee Owen to the Lowden end Weak Wastes Bank, where be lied • private newt, sad he omitted to nuke anwhy of the receipt of the wary la the pail& books, sad i t,. Jeettews, es the enemy, appeared to be in arrears to the ruble be the whets serf et - rates. The wee 'widener, van glean with thri le the aidgemeat of the peisoneee book debts as in the Meth saes Med It else appeared that the perish bad seed the pwlether's gereike be 4001. each, and that the prisoner himself INA bees ssned with a writ for 901x1., and judgment bed hien signed against him for that amount. Kr. Metcalfe eke eland le dear examination from lir. lbeedee, the vestry clerk, that del. bed been °teethed ham ere of the ate se, andlOt. bon thother, scut se medertsking le pup mom aad that 9001. or 3001. were 4.5 to the primmer be pouadego. It wee stated, however, tbet &leg the primer reedit for this MR there would still be a dedcleney in the pelereees emanate to the extent of over 1,0001. Kr. Metcalf,, at the aloft of the evidence, submitted to the court that there was not balkiest evidence to support the chirp ,• and, after a good deal of theistical argument, The Roothder said he coed not take up ix himself to &old* that there wag an wideness to go to the jury, which shoe weld lewdly _him In stopping the oath. Mr. Meteallethen tiosd the jury foe the prisoner, end in th e wane of • very able epoch ha urged that, alth ough the potemier might hale reed irregularty end improperly, the we. lo • great defeat owing to the negligence of the peakh authorities end that they bad evilently In the int lastonee treated the matter OA a debt, and that they never had an idea of instituting criminal procesdlap until they found that they could not squeeze the supposed dellelency out of the viewer or hie sureties. , rest number of Willy reeptetstote wheelies, among whom were several ..sere d the ',shy of the patrols of Camberwell, and the inennebeat of Pt. Georgs'a district church in tut parish, were examined on Labatt of the pri thaw, and they all concerted in describing him asap honour. ship, upright may, who, until this irtheaction, had liner had the slightest imputation upon hie character. Otto of the wharves volunteered hie opinhm that, notwithstanding what bad occurred, the prisoner wee as honest • men se any one is the court. This othervation, as may well be imagined, caned a good deal of laughter, in which the learned recorder meld sot help joining. The Recorder, in summing up, mid It appeared to him OM a great deal of irrelevant matter had teen introduced hie the ease, and that the real question the jury had to beide upon was in a very narrow compass. Ile then re lined to the fres end said that it the evuleace @seeded them that the prisoner intended to defraud the parish of the nom la question, which there could be so doubt had come late hie preseathe, It would be their duty to dad him guilty of the mead charge, but if they had any fair and itheonable death apes that subject he was entitled to sa acquittal, par. the good character he bad received. =east, of deliberating • short time la the box, retired tier verdict. They left the court et • qtterter to Oar debased returned at twenty minutes pest lee, Sel ig • millet of Net Guilty. Mr. Poland said that it was the Intention of the prosthe tics to proceed with the other indictments. NEW COURT. (Before Mr. Commissioner Kw.) Jana Holton, 26, married, vas imikted la having In tar possession ooeutstit Mr. Ellis and Mr. Beet prasenisi ; mod Mr. Modal Atkisma defended. . It appa;ti from; the svldooos of Impactors Brawl and Bryaat that upon the Ansa= of Batley, the 4th of this month, they west to the hoses bye by the prisoner, the White Horse, Beldwises-gazdsts, Orey's-ina4ana. Having obtained admittance they saw the priew and yen telling bet what they came goat the said she Bid er, not knew,' then being any In the how*, and went part of the way uptake after the eon/tables, but suddenly roe back tato the bet, sad teak op a beg ' which the esestabke otter a got poseeselos of, NM la that aed a drawer whisk iri t prisoner tried to desk they loud sight ceentselbiturverelgas red 92 come, hableeowee &dee mil Y M regesentieg the w e el !IL The tn. eeneeellise watt to the 110UNI of S el ae g r e ßerna they would led what they had come der, sad that she !Id not know where they were made until the Pe. aloes &woad that they had bees seek at a street be Cam bwerell. The kushead of the‘eleessr wee, it appeared, now Lad der eandcdoe for fu Ni. T. Adduce briefly, bat ;est ably, contended that then wee se *Adam to IMAM a felonious intent upon the pert et the primmer In poseesethe the coin. The juey .degrittat the plotter. - - - - - Oda; Adorn war indicted for =torridly poarerohm corm' Tb. jury 40eWita bim. TIC GAMBLING TBADB. With regard to the gambling in the tallow market, Mews. Smith and Charles have issued the following circular. It is good that the ques tions at issue should be discussed freely from the various points of view, in order that the public may be enabled to form an accurate idea of the position of the tallow trade. Assuming that 25,000 or 90,000 casks of tallow are held over in Russia by the capi talists—speculators, the question remains, what will be the course of the market when they attempt to sell (u they must do at some time), especially bear ing in mind the check to the consumption of Russian tallow resulting from the present high price P Upon this point the statistics cited by us yesterday are instructive. Two more letters to-day in thepublio journala attesithe fm of the present position of 'hap in in the tallow market. Ve=er sot before noticed the various letters which have =ton the subject of this tallow speculation, nor es now, but really there is so much ridiculous mei imatality about these documents that we cannot forbear one or two roman on the subject. It cannot have the notice of our Mende that everyone of these ham has emanated from parties who are angry with inr preen sad speculators ix keeping prices beyond that valise, which, In their wisdom, thee. writers think is the true value of the article. We suppose we most set say that these writers have an interest in so writhe. But we may say that they and their productions have in a great meatus con tributed to the results that they are now deprecatiag. It seems that a large number of persons had sold In Petersburg very large quantities of tallow for delivery in August which they hut not got to deliver and similarly for deli in October and December hers. Others, thinking better the article, have bought both In Peeersburg and here, they present their money in payment of the article; the peeks who have sold what they have not got have to buy It at a greatly advanced price, and bus money weetudiagly in August In Petersburg, and then write to the noes end other joornsle, and complain of these "shameless" proceed ing.. Then, again, they ay—well, now that the August account in Petersburg Is over, surely prices hire moat decline, for there e a peat deal too much tallow, and these "gambler." meat sell. The holders, on the other hand, say—you have been saying this same thing for these three mouths, and we think there may be a good dint in what you say. You hays been showing us, Rout= holders, how much too much of the article there 1., sad we are therefore deter mined not to allow each a Good of tallow to break in on the London market, sad to meet your own ideas we shall keep over in Petersburg for better times 26,000 or 30,000 maks. Now, that Is simply the upshot of all this letter writing. The CCOMOIST will have to pay a high price this year. 1. &CCM the capitalists have fir some months thought that the prim of the article ie below its I value, and have therefore bought and held firmly ; and secondly, became thee Mews have been of late rather shaken try the alums limed (particularly in public journals) by those who, fres Unthaws the most philanthropic motives, have been warningtheat sot to overstock the market, and they therefore lama to hold back part of their rake through the winter. To-day the market has been steady. The demand from the trade very good ; speculatively not much doing. We clue: spot, 675. 3d. new, 68s. Al. old; October and I/a mebae, 67a. 3d. to 675. 89; Odessa. sheep, 575.; ditto, beef, 68a. ed.; South American, 681. to 664. 61 Deliveries ) et terday, 284 make. No arrivals. ANOTHER COBDEN AND BitiGHT AGITATION.— The new reform setating will be inaugurated at Liverpool in November next, when Masers. Cobden and Bright will ad dress a " monster meeting" apes reform in general, and deaseial reform in 'malleable. Meeting. on the same ante jerk will afterwards be held throughout the kingdom. THREE MEN KILLED AT A STONE QUARRY.— An inquest we. held on Saturday, et Adlingtoe, Cheshire, before W. Latham, Req., on the bodies of Thome. Mammy, Thomas Wilkinama, and Charles Aloe, who were killed on the previous day, by falling from a scaffoldi n g used for hoist ing stones, at the Stypenton Sense Quarry, Adlington. Over the quarry are erected two seta of upright beams, each having bearam extending crosswise, sad running parallel to each other. The harks:eta beam. support an iron tram way, slang which moves a "crab," consisting of a four wheeled waggon, on which stones are raised by mean. of a windlaes. At the time of the reddest, the deceased men and three rebate, named George Spencer (the foreman), limos Ratcliffe, and Peter Wilde, were engaged hoisting a Large block of stone, eight or nine tons weight, when, sud denly, one of the horizontal beams snapped wader, and the ponderous " crab," together with four of the men, were precipitated to the bottom of the carry. The three 'lnfer tenets men who bete lost their lives all appear to have fallen on their beads on the sharp•anglrd stones, which were bespattered with blood and potties, of human flesh. They were killed on the spot, their bodice being frightfully mutilated. The foreman appears to have fallen on the body of one of the other men, a circumstance to which he probably owes hi. survivieg the LB. He te, however, dangerously wounded, and little hopes are entertained of his being able to tom amputation of the right ann, an operation which in considered inevitable—A verdict of " Accidental death" wee retained. THE FATAL COLLISION ON ITIE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAT.—YfIineTdO7 the investigation Into the recent fatal collision on the Greet Western Railway, by which Thomas Tacker, the guard of a goods train, wee killed. end • large smoont of property destroyed on the morning of the 14th last., was resumed before Yr. George A. Cleerslay. A great desl of evidence having been given, Gene Tibbe, the driver of the " special," having been cautioned in the usual way, mid he had twee an engine-driver twenty-two years, and bed never previously caused an accident with any engine be had had charge of. Recollected the morning of this nafortu ewe occurrence. Went to work the trate from Didcot to Orford on the previous afternoon, and afterwards took the imolai train from Birmingham up to London. Before leaving Reading the porter told him there was a goods train forty-seven minutes in advance, which by that time ought to hove been at Si. ugh station. Wham kept • look out on the off side, and his fireman on the near side. Never saw any red lights at either of the stations till reaching Slough, sad those were the tail lights of the goods train. The moment be saw them ha teversed his engine and blew the break whietle, and did all he could to pill up, and bat for the night being wet believed be should have dose so without touching the goods train. Was not travelling at therm spud, which was about a mile a minu.e, but at about 35 mile* an hour, before the accident. The goods troth was about three.quartera of • coils in ad vance when be saw the tell light*. Would swear there were only white-lights on at Teplow station, and that no lamp was waved to his face there or at any other statics. Red the danger signals been up he must have teen them. Still con tinual to drive for the company. The jury, alter being lot ked up about two boar, returned the fulloaing medic, : • That In ooesequeace of the conflicting evidence respeeting the signal lights, we are unable M record any other verdict then that of homicide by mlsadvenlure, end we think the guard to blame for Carting the train three minutes before hie time without the authority of a proper person at Reeding." SUICIDE AT DOTE,. STATlON.—Yesterday a shock ing suicide was perpetrated by a gentleman, nacos unknown, at the Dover elation of the Bonth-Beaters Railway, Shortly miter the arrival of the 2 p.m. teak the discharge of a pistol wee heard in one of the spartreeets appropritted to the we of gentlemen, and on one of the railway porters hasten tog to the spot be found the deceased still breathing, but mortally wounded; the ha let, ot Mob hied entered his left side, to the region of the heart, having paned out of the shoulder and struck the wall opposite. Mr. Coleman, the Dearest surgeon who could be found, arrivals slew minute', but life we. extinct before be could get to the spot. The deceased had been seen wandering aboat the railway state s about an hoar before he cemruitted the fetal act. He was a spore man, about 6 bat 8 inches in height, quite bald, end a dark •em rzir3enn,talyjrnia4bsl.ll6o./eare °f or age. He w reli a nt the 'idea, Living the chin, which in Tattletale:ly round and well formed, bare. He was dremsd in a suit of Hack (Newaierket coat), and wore a black satin scarf with blue mots, fastened with a gold pin. In one of his pockets a little money was found, sad he had also in hie posersion a couple of leaves of en old sporting calendar, with the word "Minster," written in • close perpendicular bend, on the margin of one tha pages. A MAN ARRESTED POI MURDER ELEVEN TEAMS AO o.—Afew days :nos, William Edward., of Raymond, was sweated for the glinted courtier of a female Dented &rah J. Verrill, about 11 years ago. The accused et that time raided in Portland. The girl, who is said to have been slow charmer, Wm resided in that town, end Edwards is mid to have been familiar with her, One morning both of them were minting. Rehm& WS/ sees with the girl on the previous °Teeing. He returned to hie family in shoat four week., bat denied all knowledge of the girl, sad she has never been heard of aims. The other week, Joshua Edwards, made a confession, stat ing that be sad William murdered the girl by lying or chaining her on to • pile of brush, then setting lire to it, sad Musing her Elise. Upon this confession William was ar reated.—thrilanti Aryan MARKE7B. COTTON.—Livlbroot, Barr. 20.—Tbe We of cote* to-day me estimated at 6,000 bales. A very quirt market at prior rather is favour of ski buyer. COTTON 00000.—M•wozzirruz, enter. 20.—A batter foaling has pervaded the market generally. There are better mounts from Hong Hoag end - Shanghai, where at hat dales a large business had been done. The Bamhsy 'deices also speak of activity, and the swamis from Calcutta are more mmoureging Una those by the last mail. The result has bra la induce buyers to make oilers more freely, but, se they hive beta unwilling to go beyond the mimed rates of It. yea, thefr proporals have not led to much business. It is apsoted, however, that when the letters arrive by the mails, of white tidy telegraphic summaries we to hand, we shall have a more active mast. The baskets done has beam &they ellsoted at fall Flom and NAM are arm, with • &reposition to higher rates than have been mmeged during the last foe night. The India wad China news has had a good gemmed died on the araket, and buyers for the home trade and other foreign markets have been &Toted to operate with mom freedom. In yarns then has been more inquiry are g for Bombe and China. Several of war large shipping bowies are g for Calcutta. A little more business is re for the Mediteerannan, and some burlap's has been by the home trade. WOOLLEN.—Lizne, Barr. 20.—The market has berm steady this MOVlLitlff, and without any noticeable change, about en avenge Tuesday's business having been transacted in seasonable goods. WOOLS.—HODDIIOI7IILD, SEPT. 20.—The demand for woo's contbsuss, and stocks sse mowing off steadily at hill prim. MANUIPACTURKS. SI2DDEBSFIELD, firrr. Them has boss a good anglicisms of buyers, but stocks to the market are so low that they aced but little choice, and mere beaten would haws bens tit sweated had it bees other wise. TM warehowess hays bees busy during the week. CORN.—Bum, Barr. 20.—At to-day's merit a (sir supply of English wheat, which is taken of et an advance of le. per von both old and new, beat runs of red making 44a. to 46e. per 6041 be. Foreign held for more money, to which buyers demur. Barley for malting fully u dear, bat small platting is rather easier. Beans sad peas neglected, although offend at la, per qr. redaction. Oats slow male, bat sot quotably lower. The image imports last wash are:— Wheat, 6,447 qrs. Barley, 8,910. Oats, 2,824. Beans, 2,377. Peas, 708. Tires, 84. Linseed sad rapeseed, 37,162. Oil cakes, 348 tome. Bones, SU tens. LEEDS, Barr. 20.—We oonthate to be only moderately supplied with wheat. Prices on the coed have made a oon sfds obis during the past week. Has to-day more money was demanded, teat we can cal, report the trade steady with a fair demand at the extreme rates of Friday last. Good barley reedy sale et late prim. Bars so d other articles unaltered. - LTI4; 20.—At aer Cara Exchange this day we had only a limited supply of wheat, for which a good sale was experienced, at an advance of is. pm qr. on last Tuts day's rates. Barley in good supply ; good malting rune commanded fully so much money as last week ; for common descriptioes, prices the turn lower. Beans and peva each 6d. to is. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, white, old, 611bs. to 631 k.., 42e. to 48s. ; ditto, new, 60th.. to 6611. , 40u to red, old, &lbs. to Mlabu, 40s. to 435.; ditto, new, 6011 w. to 611 k., 365. to tbs. Barley, Chevalier, new, 6211 u. to 6416.. , 37e. to 435.; 06131131011, 61Iba. to 621 k.., 29e. to 33a. 8e..., old, 661 k.. to 66ilbe., 48e. to 62a.; ditto, new, 641 k., to Mks., 43a. to 46e. per qr. to the growers. Nawcams, Sam 20.—Tha weather amused a more broken eppearanos. We bad a good deal of rain on Satur day, as also yesterday, with some showers this morning, whilst this afternoon is doll sad like more wet. At our market this moraliser we had a moderele show of wheat from the growers, with rely moderate snivels coastwise, but owing to the disappointing th siort from Mark- law aer millers were more reserved in ma the bed. nee done was of a very cirennisorC i r s' hareeter, at skeet Saturday's !Mau For mixed old and new yellow Neck& 46r. 6d. pm 604th. . was obtained she natura l weight 604 ha, pee bushel; whilst for new red, weighing 60th.., 465. per 6041 be. had to be taken. In new foreign a few sales Irene- Ovid, choice red Holstein making 465. with difliculty. With the exception of extra old Daataic, in which a few retail transactions occurred at 49e. per froths., nothing was done • good runs of Wolgast red being offered in vain at 43e. Flo r wee held very firmly, yet 31.. was not given with freedom ' owing to the retail still being kept down. Malting barb; inquired for, as well es grinding desorption. Melt and other articles without any material change. • • • SALISBURY, Barr. 20.—At this morning's market thee was a good supply of all descriptions of grain, and a very full attendanoe. There was a better business done in wheat than of late, bet samples realising Is. per qr. more mosey. The flour trade was firm. There was more inquiry for het samples of malting barley, which well supported late rates; bet for other tete then was not so iamb doing. Malt re. maize steady, without siltation of prices. Oats, beans, and peas root a his demand, at generally improved rate. Vette, were also is remit; at a bindig advance. Old wheat, 375. to 485.; new, 39e. to 43e. Barley, 27... to 42a. Oats, 245. 011 27e. Batt 40a. to 60.. Pews, 40e. to Oa. Rye, 30e. to Ms. per qr. Tens, Be. to 9a. par bushel. Ploor, 30e. to 38e. par sack. Malt, 7s. 9d. to Bs. per buabaL CATTLE.—SALttetraT, SIM 29.—kt our market to. day them waa an unusually loge supply of beans; bat prime oxen were somewhat same, the majority being of a most went elem. There was all) a very full abidance of buyers and dealers; but notwitbstanling, from the increased supply, the trade raled extremely dull, and a cleanere of the Inferior and middling animals was tot effected; late prices were in all instances supported. With regard to sheep, there was one of the largest supplies we aver retro'• beet at Ibis moon of the year numbering about 3,000, which wee in excels of the demand, the halo ruling slow at a decline on an average of 2d. per Sibs. Good downs were scarce sad sold at full prime. Vie/ few alms on offer* those sold at fkmer rates. In the pig market thsiti wee • very large supply, end a good deal of boldness was tranaaoted ; former prices were intiporttd. hist ox beef, Ila. to 12.. per seem; cow and heifer ditto, 10.9. to lbs.; beet down tnutmo, nd. per lb. • other breeds, 44. to 74.; lamb, 93. to 104.; veal, 7d. to ltd.; fresh Pork, 64. to 7d.; salted ditto, 74. to 84., and s. to 9e. 3d. per won; soma bacon, B}4, pee lb.;_ dry ditto 9ed. to 104.; sweat yielded hams, 914. to 104.; quarts; old stove pigs, 10s. to 90s. each; suckling calves, 12a. to 24..; cowl with Woo, 14i. to 181. each. TRAFFIC ItRTURNS. ZEILIraTs. min ter Mgr T. . Tow. w.d.a., soma. m om. moor abas a A it Jia& 1e22. 1222- Om." . ...... . . ..... ~. Minh 31202rd5212211L & CU' — I ! " lle an a 3 Weil mast Iliptamber l& ileisilLaambme. 123 1.239 1.410 &11l 1.141 Loudon sad llsokwa — 1.481 he 1.67 UM • The abate h nolo** of trace due weer hiilhetheht with hi Leah= ..4 North Waists Rahway Cowpony. BHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. liepastba (toltila. WA Capt.la Went, frogs Galata, With maize Ins oa shore near Gallipoli )surds).—CLMaatlfait4 'sou IV. Tiztarovirk Oh Ogplaia litadme. 4 otreads4 ta Dare.—gml, Sept I% VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Atbalk, 44) m Boodor for LberpcM, August 14. off Cape 11.tbru Amy Li., from Womb) tar Loudon, July M. Ise 941 Wu 17 E. ammata (,lalp), from London foe liabomws. May 11, lat 41 A lon, 97 W. Cromwell (truquo). of London. July 19,1 at 29.20 8. km 79.14 W. FootakeAle quo). far loin m 4 tumid le, la 1110:9, km 41.11 W. (Moreno, Amon 7, ff $t Belem). fateue'la. from Cosine) 107 dug. kr 1. dos. abort of proraicoo, ana analog muds water, August ill, tat N, k 0 41 W. TAM bid...111(k.M.). for Queerer. August tI. off Gaspe. (Nast (MT) from Lon too for *Caddo, al will, august 1, cm tell K4tl star, too la JO W. Roder at lAto (barque), August 3.lat 19 4 leg 29.44 W. Braloaerld tbarque), of Londoe. for Qui)" amt. I, off St. Celet'e. Typbooo, from Loodan 'or 'Magoon, Anal* 18, lat IS N, 1(5,76 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. _ _ _ CIARLISLL—SeM, 0, M Illihbnrl lorraoo. the wife of W. T. C 3611114 oi • me. notilaY.-4..4. 34, at tba W= road Don, Brighton, the wve L Bloody . Ewa. of a dambim. KIN TO ILL—dept. 16. at Ldlubargh, tha Comtem of ungaid a dambtar. , 13.-.6opt. at the Rte, Bowdon, Cbrtdre, tho wifC of L. J. Mestabore, of a .oa. 11401111L—MpL IL at Lemwereeteat, Brighton. 1110 wife of W. NEM* Md., of a um IlLllol6.—emt. Id. at Tborabridge, mat Bakinnat, Dark. *a Cre of J. Elgab. . a • diwilbw• MARRIAGES. BILTATNALL—HIRRINO.—Kept. 17. M Pt Mary. No.tattoo, RIMY. OF Ye I. J. T. tot I. M.A. U. 0. lOvotoolo. Nottba optoe, to Louisa. doubter of Mr. b . Herrin. of Waloodb. OOWLMT—ROARDMAN.—Fept. I7 ,st Hung Chapel, ado& oadoe.Lyao. by Or. Soo. J. TURA. Mr. N. M CoLoT. to rolhor• 1,100. of Mr. R Boardman, of Athtoo Alnico RX,VrI r M—P URI GU.—pep. IT, of Mort.. Brittort. Mt Hr. M.Foltlaatn. of Ilaklport. 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