The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-02 00:00:00

rim AII:MIELE RAILWAY ArrlnEivr. ABEROELF; TUP3O)AV. The inquest upon the hoffaes of the thirty-three peseneltlled in the ace:fient of ThorNt.iy weep was this ete*si reeumed hetr•re tt-e eorcnor, Pr. Pierce, •risted bilis assessor, air. E. Fyton, of 1091 Mr. Littler appeared on behalf of the Lemlon and North Western Railway Company; Mr. thittbraith appeased ea 11r1Mdf of the relative. of Fir Nicholas and lady Ohinnery; Mr. Noddard for Lord Farnham and the Aylmer.; Mr, /tsar for Mr. Whitmore and Mi•is flcovoll ; and Mr. 'Atm& Wood, solicitor, Birmingham, for the relative,. of Captain Edwardm and his son, of Edward °Wan (Lord Farnham's '1 'Jet ), of Catherine l..:tearne (Lady Chinnery'e in aid), ofCbarlm Orkin (f.rnl Farnham's footman), and the guard of the mod. Colonel Rich, governimnt inapoctor, was also present in the names of the jury being called over, Mr. 4 irantlarn, tithe Howe Omit, said he appeared there by instruction of the ,‘wrors of the oil,_which had placid to prominent a part in the catattropho, and in eon ee.ih,nee of the erroll. , lgs which uxiated as to th, datigeroite propertie. of flint oil. It had WOO Stink) in cIIC or two 1.;:a, - that that od contains all the worse pro- T ern,. i r ,,nvow.ter. naphtha, and phoepborto. puce i.y hi g ,, oVItIGUICu that such was not the cab/. and it would Iv shown that this oil, of which ho 'A a, Ile. elplOallVe Sad could Wit Va. Littler sad lie w'-hod to state that the London .Noith %veto most aux,o.n . that the July should be tatiitied 44 to the troth or othiinrisu of tho inntement 'twit , by Urt. Dickey... 4. They would like the jury to see tor them elver ti At the tender of the mull post (cc, can. the Let of which Mr.. Dickens no poraively said .1.0 Lan lu.. ,d LeCi to help the in.-wagers, was only on the phit,•ulti the stain, anti then: Waa tone sti-tvita,y -me, on which Ntre. Dick.ne had stood. Alter some eonvertutem h..twe.)n Mr. Liteer, Mr. Wood, and the et on, it was oce.,ted that the juty cxataate tho tatilet at the adjoiu on.ent. At aef , or wolbed that ho had t , ,, 3 n u e . `.. the reporters with rctcreuce to the retnark •• e evidence of tho wane.• liaugtitou. bat .11 , 16.4 the to the otto.o of the •' , e effect. antlers toon he had made upon lie had said it was " viewing her evidence in rms..— • eut. She was, of course, speaking es ..- The examination of Alfred Lamb, driver of the train, which was procoeding when the court rose, was resumed. The previous evidence of the witness having been read over to him. he said, to answer to the Assessor - We Lave 3 hook of instructions with reference to shunt ing. It contamu a rule directing that when we arrive at • stitti in et which a passenger train is due we must shunt at le..ut ten m nuts , hofore the train is due and remain ro. hi' planate alter it hn passed , Vn the day of the aecutent. torn the tune tee toe, the ins.' raw at liandulas and the Wa , due, it was impossible for us to b.! --en ten minutes before the mail came up. Llandulas is the station at witch we are ordered to shunt. We ▪ ,sac there At G rule, but Atergele or libel. and toinetitriet do Se. It rests with the oi-cretion 41 , 1 judgment of the break/man. It was from 20 to '25 minutes past 12 when we reached Llandulas on I . hiiruela v week. 'the reason why we did not shunt up the sunn - g as soon as we arrived was, that I could see that it would iud hold the whole of the train. There are brio. of rail• at the siding, and 1 was using them get our than in, s.. as to clear the line for the t !or train was not is,, unusually long one on that day. Under ally eircumetenoes the siding at Llandulas would not hold are whole of our ordinary train on a single line. Leen it we had had nothing to leave at this aiding we must have divided the train in order to shunt. The sidnig is under the control of the station-master, but I do hot khew whether or not it is the company's property. 1 he train, evtn at stations, would be under the control of the Treakstnau. but the -tation-nmster gives orders as to any work to be done. I receive my orders from the breaksman. There is a train. No. 15, which starts from Chester at 9.45. is due at Abergele at 11.55, ten minutes before our train. I don't know what became of it on the day of the accident. It should pass us at Ithyl, but it dal not on that occasion. The line at Llandulas is on an incline. but to the best of my judgment I believe the lines sic the siding are on the level. The Assessor—l am told to ask you a question. Did yeti ev, ron any former occasion see any portion of your tram detached from the rest and running down the Maine : Wititess—l never did. By Mr. Wood—There is a train from Holyhead due at Conway at 12.38. It frequently' comes np very soon after arrval at Llandulas. It is the swift mail. There are turn-out or cross-over roads from the down to the up line at Llandulas. I have never that I am aware of availed myself of these cross-over rands to place a few of the trucks oa to the up line for a few minutes. Mr. Wood—Will you swear that •: •Witness—To the beet of my ft:collection I never did. I. never did at this time of the day. There is a goods tugs in the morning. at which it is sometimes done ; but there are no trains up or down at this tune. There was a wheel brake in the van attached to the waggons left upon the line. Ido not know of my own knowledge whether that wheel was turned on or not. There are means of locking the brake wheel whereby it cannot fly back upou a ,hduen ;elk. 1 cannot say whether this brake wheel Lad the apparatus. I have seen brake wheels inthout them. It the brake Wheel were pot locked it i.v a omen...ion. Mr. Wo44—Wa• it tom olio's gility to IM in the. van WA!. •• N. . r : ,n't think it wt,.. thot ye it- I 1,1 r time. Tl, Ikakt to (.eftlt lip to hlip t,. 0.11111 Mr. it your tint if tho company ha 1 L;ul 5 i'alkitlit -,rvalit- on this particular occaffion7— _ Mr. Littler—W.lL iL•w. I m„-t The toruntr s t , . waia •• - a.lci-c you first to state what you kir,tc 1 c., .r s. By Mr. iVo.al —I .1.1 . i,..t L, .k at my watch to be sure how long we at le. 1 .1- Ica know the exact tune we lett. The Aseessor-1 am requested to ask von whether. a. a matter of fact, you ever were enable to shunt your train On to the siding: The witness-1 do not remember any such occasion. I have always got the train in, sentehmes altogether, and sometimes by itividieg it. I did not see any person not in the service at the company assist in the shunting of tht train on Thursday week. In reply to a remark frsm the Assessor, Mr. Lint tr said the cemj any would be able to produce and identify as being found in the ruin, of the tsiun, the lock. of the carriage doors, in order to show the condition in which they were at the time of the accident. Thos. Davies, stoker of the goods train, was next ex anrined, but his evidence did not add anything to the iMormation given by the driver. In reply to a question nom the Assessor, as to whether he had ever seen any of the waggons of his train escape at this point, the witness seedily answered " Ye', sir," and in reply to the question •• How often." said Several times," and the answers were taken down. But on the Anotssor proceeding to follow up the point the witness said he had misunderstood the question. To make the matter quite sure one of the jury put the questions in Welsh, and the witness denied that he hail ever seen the waggons run away be fore, as suggested by the Assessor's inquiry. In cross-examination by Mr. Wood, witness stated that when he arrived at Llandulas, the station-master's sou was working the sigmas. The signal he was putting up was the semaphore. and he put it ut danger. If the Irish mail had got as far Lth the distance signal it would have stopped, supposing the , igiial to have been up. Ido not 'mow of my own kitowledge that the distance signal was put up on this day. On tilt proposal to make the usual mid-day adjourn ment of the etairt, Mr. Wood said he would like to ask the railway tolupwiy to give the number of tickets which were taken out at Chester for passengers by the mail. This would assist in arriving at the absolute number who were iu the fore-part of the train. He should also like to know whether Mesas. Raines, the lessees or owners of the sidings at Lltusdulas, were coming forward to give information respecting it. Mr. Littler said thelproduction of the numberof tickets Aimed at Cheater wouMbe of no use, as any passenger, each as the l'arkinsons from Blackhuni, and the Askoina from Kidderminster, would book right through. They would, however, do what they ovoid towards tuteertaining the number. The Assessor mid the coroner had that morning received a letter from lieutenant-Colonel Wickham, of the 33rd Regiment, with reference to an American gentleman named Bayard Clarke, who, it was feared, had been a r a r ge asi b r a by the mail. He had with him a revolver a scarf ring, and a bl oo d s t one r i ng , with his crest engraved. It would be most desirable that the cozener or the police should produce in court oo the follow ing morning all the relics which had been saved from the wreak, and were yet unidentified. There had, he believed, been found among the debris the remains of aptstd. It was agreed that the srtiales should be prodemt mud the court adjourned. BiuTlmi Mainz litrrEAL LIFE Aoaratateca DoHnuor.—lin extraordinary general meetiag of Oda company was held yesterday afternoon at Redisys Hetet. for the parpese of electing a director is the place of the late Hr. B.W . Oardiner. The notice convesurg the acting having been read, ILL D. Pratt, who. *tie Assam of the chairman of the company, occupied the chair, haviag ex pressed his regret and that of the board at the lose the =ay had sustained in the (Seth of Yr. Gardiner, that the only candidate for the vacant office war Mr: P. Willa, a member of the eminent firm of W. D. and H. 0, Wills, of Bristol. Mr. (Meta moved the nomina tion, stating that Yr. P. Wills had rendered the eompany the most valuable services in yrogepn its interests at Bristol. lie. Barge seconded the nomination. The hon. =theter was unerihnoudy elected. and having returned the ebainnea. peomerdiage concluded with a vote of thanks to EiLtirlusT.—EPP/411 Coooh. —ln vi 'manta!, and mantuttlan hownwiratme etwesiew,booo P r."o,l. / .l44, o ll Mart mi a, or milk Mid I mindiadandidtd.-tdAhddlidendat 1 SPORTING INTIILLIOENOE. i Er IT‘Ntl IN TAM DON.--TozonsT. The attsottonh it the (lair to-dsy of cstrainely IfinApl The Far! stilt erempial an nosetisfactory position. II to 4 being i(eta wit His godinpt thaws. Nothing eiso of morrisrit lob nt.4 ltorlt, with th e aseeption of flowlWor Wing oldi foUrViliet oohed aftt r, aad basked at the isigroved priors of I O to 6 and CO Is 7. Quotable@ 7• follows : NT. L The IMA. 11 to 4 a.* Carl (of) 410 1 -- hroborrlolll lo I Visooortt e or min !Am Kind a) tT er) 311 to 1 Clip-a- • • iagn 1 , 1 to t Owes !Reeve (off) BEITINO AT MAWCIIESTEK—Tusepay. ST, LAS to 4 sot The Lit ER. It sad oft) 4to 1 King Alfred (t) sto 1 Tarawa (t) 13 to, 1 Vforemst to to 1 lady Slitabeth Of) 13 to, NereMlSat (off) IA to 1 Ht. Roses It) 39 to 1 Ourogss ft and off) 023AREWITCJI STAKES. 40 to 1 Go 7T.Oeld oft) DKRIfT. Sto 1 yeti lieflotnes (w) 11 to 1 Rhprwarth it &Adolf) WARWICK RIRETIIOI.—TURIDAY. With fasemeobie "rather fuel a good atteadaneti Mr. Mervy's tROKNID at Ware n.* woe • euraplete inneerw, which the sow te peter* west provided eshainiert. The Trial Rude* 10.11 to e Duke of H a m ilton 'aanger Lavoie, who defsatml the old IMO lord Ronald at 71 6 .. giving him quite that heating. The 'oed . rorte Murray brought oat a fait felt, but littk Batler redo If c w nner,whn "tatted It the liberal odd. of 7 to I, the Wean* Chervil again decei vino his party as to his real merit" Pot the Leamington Stakes, Tribune on aroma. of his light w ( Oliglit sof hie foim in the Visitors' Plate at Ayrot was maie favourite, and he ran eempireounly in treat to a sheet distance from bonus, but being out-eleeed by Clemente, who had tauten some geed hones ever a nide, bat was supposed not capable of staying. aad who a. 0 easily by a length. The favourite Autism married of the Castle stalee, and old Milian Star bein,g favoured by the naming out of Pcarthather in the Rhode handicap, anhieved a sheer m. tory for lord Wratmorelsud. The turned loose Yuen* rest mm the Handicap Plate on the peat by a head, 'and Mr. Payoe'a regular 'doom were soeswerfal at the Bating Blokes eat lie newly maeriestd Mather Sell. wl.llO old f4sereas brought of the geed thiror it looked for him in the Q•cell'• Plato. Tor TWA!. Hors of P.O seers.. for 8-ymelds and .gpmuda ; weight for age. Their-quartets of a mile. Duke of 11*mi/totem Lavoie. hy Newsiest • (Lim, .. re, grit 7lb 'hie 1011, eel . ... (T. Cli er."4" S a l 1 Mr. T. Mingesis Lind Ronald, I yrs. 114 Monson 2 Duke i f Neweantle's Head Centre. 3 pm, r'.4 -, 111bhert 3 '' ..:ne :-6 to 4 on Lerinte, and 7 to 4 Sfirt lord Ronnie. .-R NDRPRZY HANDICAP of 5 move sack With SO Cli - Woritn,.... • winner to be sold for 100 son. Fare added; annum enter, .. furlongs. (7ti subs.) ;- * . 'Butler) 1 Mr. J. Days e by yt tua ea dee-ttlacht.. ug. %-• "e. lai.desni 2 Mr. Dover's fby neer-Treveation, .... . Mr. F.. Orirn's 17eBow Rose, are 7lb _ . . ;Jeffery) The following also ran :-Chruon, Benetton*, Adolphus, sod Vag ' 3to 1 apt ('haven, 4 tot eget %molar*, 5 to I art tlic llatiekbted colt, 6to 1 eget Bird's fir, sod s to 1 each art the recreatiou filly and Yellow Raw. Tea LIANINGTON Bras* of 16 erns. each, 111 ft and A=l declared, with 100 adder ; Menem e x tra; second saved - mime. — • • - 4 wt"" ". ' . -- r olds) WS; 4 Tirrol . lt 7 n7i t :ZiegnettrZ VicZlnlbalet - Mal 3 yrs. 7st TM Mr. J. Taylor's Tribune, 5 Yrs . , 7st 311 i ; tar. v....,.„... ____74 411 I Mr. 0. Afttell'e Python. 4 y'rri, 7414 Th .. . 'XlBitable The following also ran : Tertulbui, King o f the Fameß, Distaff, Whalebone, Papillon. Lfflutall• Bettie*: b to 2 eget Tribune, 4 to 1 amt rapillon,fltO I alts( Clemency, yon to 111 alert Python, 7 to I eget King of the Palsies, A to 1 oath met Whaieheet sod Ligurian. Tarr vain PARR lime?. of 5 so*. e.wh, with 55 added; colts Art 101 b, and allies Int 71b ; penalties soil anowaotoi• Ftw furlongs. (1 0 rubs.) Mr. I. T. Morgan'. Antics, by Prime Minister-Alva, tat 101 b (inc. 31b es iCannoril 1 Captain Maebell'a Champagne Charlie, Sat 1011. "(Jeffery) I Mr. J. AAiler. f by Atheretono-lonr, fat Sib ,T. Challoner) 9 . - Tsourbowitirti al. ran. Betting sto ( an. Antiaa, f tot apt the lone filly, and sto 1 airst Chamrarrne Charlie. Tun Sworr's Ha7IDICAP, of Sams * 3 ft, with fa added; winners extra. Fire furlong.. 116 subs.) Lord Westmoreland's Indian Star, by flabrenr or railer hand—Star of India, S yrs. fist 21b ...... . ...!Cannon) 1 Mx. J. ioy's Musa, 4 yrs. 7st rm Mr. fisaplin's Pealifeather, 11 yrs, Ist 1311, (Jeffery) 3 The following also ran ; Weather We, Marshal Ney, and Goodfellow. Betting 2to 1 agst Pearlfsather, 3to 1 vet Marshal Ney, 100 to 30 *psi Indian Star, and le to I ag.t Mora. A ILANDicAe of 5 sows. soak 2 ft, With, 50 added; winners extra. One mile and a quarter. Nuke of Hamilton's Muemis, by Newalastor- , lnfidelity, atred..ert ki. W,hb) ]fr. Buckley's Wynnstay, awnl, Illb Mr. J. Casey's Distal. 4 yrs, int 31b... . Citron and Mine Wine also . ran. Betting : 3to 2 each apt Muisoin and Wynastay, and 3 to 1 apt Tar RA, tin STA Itth of 5 w wr. eaeli, with 2S added; penalties and &Rowans.. Five itUiOOlP. (5 subs.) 31. 0. Payne's Heather NU, by Dundee--Mountain Maid, 'CVO, 3 yrs, Tst 7lb (incl. 711, . (Butler) 1 Mr. Bromairroye's Queen of Darkness tf.3u„ 3 yrs, 71b 311, ea. 'Jeffery , 2 Anxiety mho ran. Mr. Goadinx'a Waxwork i3O yrs, 3.. t Mb 'Wdron` 3 Petting 4to 4 awe Heather Bell, and 5 to t eaioh agat Wax work and Queen of lAwiinew , - . - TllljlarEEN . . PI ATE ; for age. Two ITInPa. Mr. E. Bucklers Success, by Turnus—lUmme de Tern, . tttrittain) 1 Mr. Beeeeoi !thine Wine, 3 yra, FA4 .... Mr. Naxoci's Vortun.rn. 3 Tss, tat 711.. . . ;Vinyl') 3 Milton and Tai coin Won mo lt-Meg : 5 to 2on lawavao., 3 to I ag.4 Ithinc Wine, and 20 to I ..p.t Vortigern. LATEST BETTING ON THE COrRSE. I.}:,.:En. in I apst The Earl 't and mt. after r. 1.. I and 7to I Lot h. n talc. 11, it In I Tosesoint 't to lOW sto 1 Fnrnww oH. II t o 2 w 100 to G - King .Ufi.d otf, idtei to to bal tako n. 2 0 In I S.. Sao tto 2(t to 1 Tvplueus '..fl 23 to I Menfary 44, XI to I a 51. to 1 Green j awl Of' 1.00 to 10 Itestitution t, 100. to to The flt.y ...fr 1.00 to b -- Paul .lone,. falba- Nur. to 10 and Pin. to lu talc.-n• % . pactoUllt and PoTlTlnki e0111•1•11't L'EtAIIEWITt 12. e.. 1 aa , t t I o. to I a2st Warrin2oo to. to 1 Iteone I Ico to Maltby 't' to. to I - Kumla llrrant 100 to 1 —15.10110 m 1 Taut Jones t Ito . to i -• Moleskin .t tO. to 1 Baodmiuddet (t. 100 to 1 Ilium It 60 to 1 Julius t, CAMMEIDGF.SIMME. 2..1. lOD DO to 1 art Itatttlegt ( t 66 to 1 set Paul t 11:t to 1 Waurington 't, d 6 to 1 twe Paw t, 6o to 1 Abetg.•ldi.- 't NU to 1 Rotroungit t! 66 to I Corporal A, , ?Ott to 1 -- Satyr 'l' 'F.RBY. 'vlladrotrt A /Iced Broutort (off utyrdoin (off 5 to 1 art He, to 1 ao to l Ma I'LE OF THANET (MARGATE) MEETING. TULDDAY. Altlinegh the weather wasTii;iiii7.7eltne yedi relay, the atten dant* to-day war harilly so gad. The racing rails for vary little mem nt. Red Ribbon, where number war heeded for the HA by-the -re* MI lame in her ranter, and was withdrawn, but not baton. odds of i to I had been freely laid on Ing. Peemy, who was looked upon as a "dead 'nn " In the ring, started at an outride pries., and won the Innkeeper.' Plate early. The Margate Stakes produced two runners only out of the eleven entered, and war won by Simla. Arehimediss, her only opponent, showed his old temper, and eat it vti7 early in the raix. Another enrprire in l'olease a inning the Visitor.' Maki. with idsnort any prim up to go to I laid against het, concluded the meeting. Appiatelled sin realign : THE LAD,.,' PLATE of 40 4ov*., fen 2-)1 .4.14 ; winning pruri tic. after Anguet 91. Half a ruile untight. Mr. C. Bemire Bonnie Kate, by King of Trutapv —Rue %nine, twt 711, Mr. H: Mande s Kilda, Bet lotb FAnion, 2 Mr. F. E. James', Mere et Belle, 7,4 71b Betting : 2 to I on Bonnie Katie, 7 to 2 lout Chest et Belk, 4 to 1 apt Pimp. Pinar made the running for half the distance when the favourite went to the front and won roily by a length ; a nee k between would and third. TMIt IN.SEEYKRW PI. ATE (liAlidgap) 01 00 now. for all ages; winning prelates.; winner to Le sold for 38 sons. Haifa mile. Ur. H. Ithy's Yoemy, by Dregbeda —Bay Mirk", 4 yrs, sat (Barker) I Mr. 0. nandell's Rilkenny, aged, rfat 41D . .f.Wystt) 2 Mr. Bolton's Veto, yn., ret .(Marsh) Indy Fly also ran. Betting : 6 to 4 age Lady Fly, 2 to I nest Veto, 3 to ' t and Kil kenny, said Nto I agst Ireemy. The lot were despatched to a level start, Fey and Xilkoony after the first 300 yard* taldng the lead, the former ultimately winning by a length • ten kagtha between snood and third. The winner was sold for '44 soya. Tea-listt-amens BRA ('lw, added to a sweepetakee of 3 Does. each : adila lot age; certain snowmen ; winner to be sold for 80 erne. Three-quarters of a mile. Mr. W. Potter's Pol.wee, by Lambtos--Lady Larnbton's dam, yrs, Int MIN F i r) I Mr. W. Johnson's Lady Ward, I yrs, Li (116) 50 2 Mr. B. Marsh's Fasiyania, 3 yrs, Le 7lb (160) . .( Anson) 3 Betties : 2 to I on Ind Ribbon, who, however, fen lams in her canter, and her number ma withdrawn before the starter arrived at the port, when 6 to 4 wan laid on Poleaxe. !Wised Ftari7alaa, and 10 De 1 'got Lady Ward. The three ran as *meet throes:beet, and Pok.= won by a length; a bad third. Tun Manuel Brien of Sens. soak, with 16 added; weight for eget certain paialtlaa Three.onarters of a mile. Mr. Z. Illeen's BM* by Prime 11 yn fat 4lb (Le. 71b extra) Kr. WI &Idea's Arians/den 6 yrs, lOt s ( extra) , lse. Pitmen) 2 Betties : to a rt Sheds. who aims in aims, Arshissilles 0.1012 after the s defying his lackey's sedemsur's I. get hen ces,_ fifit — rierroaa' *razes of 1 eon. each. with 10 adds I; w aria for ege; the 'rinser to be sold tee 40 nova ; ye:mitts' mad allow. sass. rive ler. W. rottetreleate, 3 re, Ilet 1111) Mesa) t We 0. Ware Oasts, I yrs, 04 Mb. (1‘) Mr. Rhea reeemy. 4 yrs, fiet 41b ..(C ( islet 3 Nubia aloe rua peels, : tot ea Caceia,' sto 4 yet Proem 100 to 6. mit oar other. 0.44. jumped of with the t ee d, emit kept it Relit withal a husdred yards trees hour, wheel release pared her. sad won cleverly by • Myr& ,• • lead Wefts .read sad that. Wieser bought Is for it mallow OL Ownm . emntrit.-430m seam da lada Ora* out a its Leve The Tes Duty being reduced, Roraima'. Pure T te is sold Id. ple pool disapor. Ms tataimil ar ,....... SW will. orbs.% tally Imams. *Tab ta m a l Tr i th• aiv ic re loesl MIA rPAZ. ".4aelliliMMllll.l CIIICYNT. TWYNTT GENTLFAIEN v. RI.EVRN PLATF.RB. I?Tbig aretek, width wee payed ter the besetl rsi t cr t y the ' ,... irsod es, ' at the Oval, es Mooday sad is s ,Iraw." The Shims get the kite total of 08, at 'which Por t/mai ll . ig r e s l m llert&Lattl e hreti Itaerwer, hi e l a sa botio risol . 'at the irwatieweas ilir7dire• IMO iillik I/00n/t with 40 is the sad Mr. M sls.z witb'the wk same bated is te tt i. eossid b using*. ll' VT. the = FA ielliells sal . Aa te bowihr eg s tilt% Mkeeh gee, Nett wleffehl he the IMM thither% sad Ili wees 4 Nl* nitilinfel Ili theort, I; • sod , Mesita, 1. Of the profeetiosal whkels.4 Mr. Noble lea II ;. Mt. Mayo, 8; sod 7. - Bretwe, 8. The follarriog 41 the full owe: • i Pint hasher/. M. Nays, I Mantle ' u."11.2°M• 0 I b . b Rini r. C. NalJe b Niko& _. 18 III:vflul Innings. r. r. B. Clifoid, et tisanes , Mouth- rotas r. Orewarte.b Ihkerh. ...Lac . 0 b Mantle . . ... 1‘... R. Brooke, a *bites, b South , otos ;fr. O. M. Joni, a fklesck, b South • itrer. raves., b Illikerb.._ ...... . . r. Marlyn, b Mem* . . as. C. North, b &kirk r. Pearby, rue ate I r. W. Martin, set out .... . .. . 2 r. I. Horse b b Roothertoo . . r. P. N. Cartle, b bleork .... r. R. W. Owen, b Sneak _ft I r.. 1 . Ellis. c Stmt, b riouth.Tton 0 r. W. Reflood, resent 1 r. M. flourote, b Nikork . , .. . Bowiek, e sad b Bouthertou 0 I. N. turtridtre, e eilaorir,l44stli erten Mr. Ig. C. Wither., a Bileoek, b Noutherton.. ..... .. . T 12, I-b 6 . 0 e Bw Mr, h Mc( lO 0 12 0 14, 1-0 2, •.-L2 VI 6 $ 11 >ll 60 1? Total . 176 To:41. PT., V Inning l / 4 Ilramew, 1 L w b ,Noldr S. Manila, o July, b A. Taylor, nua oat . .... . . . Burble, 'Mayo P. Kluft, e and b Horne R. Huai, b Mayo N. Payer., at Clifford, b WM. J. Ntreet, not out Hearne, e. tiffoyd , b Horne Koottetton, b Borne b 17, 1-bB, w 2 X C.C. AND OROUND v. COUNTY OF NUFFt)IX (Krvesv). Thin match wan concluded yesterday at Suryft. Edmunds. As will be seen hy the subjoined wont, the County „ ' stool no sittainet the bowling ; indeed it wee altogether a wry rotten affair. The MOM when our mutt loft, was as under, lonian.. Mr. M. T. Rider, b Rev. 0. Hammond 87 Urundy, Preston, b Harriman .. . . 34 Captain Brand, c b 17 Price. run out . r .. .. . . clqdain Parnell, r Naldwtti, b 'Ti, it Mr. Myndsnan, b 3 Mfr. IL MaMLitidia. b W it ila ra l t rdwr ,••• at inona*. '" .test.. Mr. airdaannuter,• •• Marr Thn e ms) b Franca . . .. 1 Mr. B. W m : tl t ni Francis 3, w 1.4, 11-b 1 • St: ---• 4VI VOL K. IWO Innintre Armful Inning, 317 . ; renteee,l) Oresey . . ... oltioVof..yai 3 !:. J. Collins, e Nina% blitutaa .. 0 a Rider, b ThibluPead A Baldwin, not uut.. .. 20 b noniron Mr. P. Bowdon, r Martcm.b (trendy 13 b Price . ..• Mr. J. Francis, c Marten, b (bendy e and b ileaupwoi Ma H. S. W ilkin.m, b Marten . 0 e Bader, b Tbompeon 13 Rey 0. Ilarainued, b Marten .. . . 2 . . It P. L7nm. r Marten, b Orandy Y not out . . . tti T. Gardner, b Marten. Captain Parker, bMarten . 4 not oat . B. 0. Barriron, b Marten . . o D 3,144 7 b 2,1-b 4 6 Total .. . Tntal 66 TEE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVE/URI. SEPTEMBER 2, 1868. FROM iART MONTT GAZXTTE. _ Owns as smarm ura MIN= PASTICIVLAIII TO 818 IP WAIN= AT Tilt corms or TIM CIA 001.111 OP r. lIAMEIGI • lIANIKIPTS. Tosaa, arseavat.ntavat, nespiaboormid, lath render, toanten6er *pt. 111 at It. rat Weatirre, Matharhiths, teanuaa, Sept. 411, at Inman Wanes Illastiton, ernteemennene, 1 4 . pt. IN, la I. I s eotaa, 111...stitiats Katmai torah ..-pre, 4t iNattel .bepleeper t Sept 16, N 1. Joan H MOLL lturell.eteest,Zensowlesy, ituelaetedr,S•pt.lll,44l. fteura Not rillartok Do ltearll-read, Perkinon, builder, Sept. tt, ttareerr awn Y, /tazaasdNl-Inn, Holborn, barite:l.er, Sept.l7, at 11. Pumas, Ittitraata.staret, tatty-maul, blaukemitn, Sept. tf N 11. Cu ;hone MIRO, Stenebrldge-place, Daletun, ocaunbnion f bept. 17, at 11. A mangier's, Ik, Basevoir-road, 11a-kney, cooper, Ropt. 11• 1, at 11. a. tilla Waal Ttkalikk, Oakley-road, lahngtea, 001111airaliOD watt, Saone,7, et 11. Timm. Arthur-at., Oxford-4., buteher, Wye.. 17, at 11. ALP Waitaki! MI 'me • SO, inn:twitter, Sept ,66. Wit.. lAN brows, Claverton- , dzect„ Pimlico, auperaa wasted elerk 1a U.e halm-wax, Nt-pt. Itt, at 11. iti ma Suman latrik, tatfOal, neat, ptetwo dealt?, Sept. • n, N It. it • at Alm A Hammy Canubn-road, Ounden-town, Iftpt.l7, at 1. llamas 'baioneas, Claioun. , playe, !krone, ha hear pie maker, Sept. 1111, at 11. Lew so 1110111111, amptnn.park-road, South Ilackncy, COrnlll/1- • 4141 nail, Sept. 17, ea I. WILLIAM NUJ), Wynteed-rend, bilington, dram's clerk, Sept. 17, at 1. W Imo*. _Pout, as, nom,: P.t. Geartte'aqat,l, C.ileden dtb er, Nt yt. 11,11 a It. I.I.WARD Wattle*, PAenirove, Holloway, foreman to, • seat ndennan, 14.4 a. 11, at la. a, Neetup.m-butt., paamlnilator manufaeturet, Sept. 11, at 11. • I Loa All Lana, Watford, ' Berta, bailder, Kept - 11, at I. thou.' As.atta Wood-street, uty, and Oakfield-load, Lge, enhar au.afaetueer, b •pt. Id, at 12. lltil Ail MA gmeal, a, .141,12. ,1.• mu Voisin', 'I ymbrulge .mulem,,, Sept. 16, at IN. .I.•ee V• Sept. 16, at IS. tlrtlea Lao, Inat-lane, Andianthury, and Plorenee-etrtet, li hagtoo, eaaanusuon tau Limit, tept. IS, at 1. TM ,-JoIte":, Pedil•um, gt.,rngrou.l, bept.l6, at I. • A 1.9;;i;;;Jilt R. 11.1•1, F..xt Memlooy, cif rk to the Li radon and ightton Hallway (*Agnpuisr, bept. US, ut I. Ei. ,r• PII II 1111 LI. rod A1...1.11 Ild • 11.01 A LL, Dtvenhhire pleat-intim, llvylebour, )on aut..ten., In, at I . lh.•roa J • 1111. r Fc a.,.. Po , , 1.1.11.0n-4,4•1, NVIVILIg V], *apt. 17, at 11. Alta 7 samosa and EIJI* TRG/1/01, HOKllrmet-,greet, l'trtmae- Mel/We, dttutosakets, NW. 17, at 12. Mows rn 00, Wl.storhnprl, W.ll. 17, at 12. RllllO1 - Z, Jun., YOt Kept:mks-town. t.tt Krpt. 17, at 12. CIS MILKS CL • ...NA W, 1tc,N,V,1110.111-1,11,1 ,t IT nli..r,ft. rt.170/112. Ktetl•1111 /1120111 W ALCM, K. llnstou-m - 141, liept. 17, at 12. rattle }:zak I at. Rt. Autru.tin.road, I 'Belden tetra, turauner,:al traveller, Hoyt. 17. at 12. Irattan E., Albert-t..rtarr, 1 ..11AT Nerrit. 4 . R.-lat. 17, at 12. Oroaar Leaalt, littedl-rd..r.cichanybak.r,S-pt.l7,st I. • • -..age ttp,rto wire; incr. ...0,111, NIA. 17, 01 I. TH.... 1.0,1:ITT, (treat 0.1.1er•-•dreet, Carnai.a Tomo ? barn dealer, Sept. 17, at 1. Nam al, New nond-etreet. rinalaker. &Pt. 1.1, at 11. JOllll Ma, aaa, Vtdlaam-mad. builder. Kept. W. at 11. WILLI/JO WALISIt, binouviiirm.lirtaviono dealer, r‘apt. Id, at 12. W•1.11:11 and WILLI Ak, Si I'TVII ILcaLI r, 111116441 . 114113, I.IINIdOIIIVCIPZ*. k.pt. 16, at 12. ?Sear LtiotrtyPktris, latß, (war, s,t. PI, at it 1.SON!" Leioester. Ayes, Sept. 12, at 11. 01111 11,tatlara, Olouerseter, lipt-taatuto.r, Wirt. 11. at 11. Jona (Aava atilt**, Mant heet,r, $.1 ,1 • 12, at 11114,11.4.0: /kn. a ler.:a...a.a,klulton,inedicalprsetitionesdiept.l7,atti. T11,!IL411 ALL., aurr, Timpurley, Claerhire, market gardener, Sept. 14, at In. . _ rounnaaAnAn..nw, lliabnp Au. kland, Ihurbain,lwrlvanoe keeper, Sl,l. 10. at 10. . . JOHN OLOVI,II. 11014.11 T, Iforlokirt A . wontonetPr, .'pt. 1?, at It. BIPIJAIIIII BOIIOIFIELD ti vi cw, .BJtoft.., Yosimbar, bricklayer, ..... . .... • Sept. 12, at 11. _ _ . (hoses Titatiesa, Leeds, joiner, amt. 15, at It. Thomas klaitsv, Hunakt.liorkah.,bwerboure ke.per.S. 24,at 12. Jimitea HATToN, I"dx, ale and porter dealer, 14rpt. 24, at 12. WILLIA• Imeroaa BAITER, &until!lder, %ue,... , /ttrahire, inn keeperi.Sept. la, at 10. AIRIER }SMARR'S WPAlutwoßrit, Halihs, COMIIIiAIIiOD agent, Sept. 11, at 10. Ass fit'oess,Hone Hoylake,Clotak., pieriaian dealer,Sept.9, atlo. Nitta ()too, lliaioy, Olonedawskne, earptsder. Piept. 14, at 11. lance rItIVIIAJI, MOON Town, Dcvnashue, tent:aid al =nut . . teethe, iiept. IS, at 11. ;Aloes AL aorr, Nuwates,Wareriaahs t rietualler,Sept.l4, at 10. Wituita Isier, Birmingham, yeuvides dealer, Sept. ti, at 10. u•kU lisrmthicluan, Or... Otter, Sept. la, at 10. Junk btu arrr, BoitiPo, bOlitt saakar, wept. Is, at 10. sheffiekt, beseiwww, keeper. Hata. 11, at I. that ILL WittillT, iterviunl, dyer, let. 2, at 10. Tu WiLLI4I/1 Yates, Wedwaskary, Staffordshire, late soo.for- . , honer, Pcpt. It. at 12: Pa 4%0s Wien, Beigham,Nurfallr, menlant'a fa•pt.l4,at 11. WILLI WILLIXO, chapeau, lu-vuo.hip., tititt. at 11. Tanuaa Wn.uara, Brecon, rearm &pt. 12, at 3. ell *MAN RI'MILL, titalfard, hemmed viutualle . p a /apt. 12, at 41. JONI•THAN KAII.III. Bat 114 Eperurth, I...kno.traauck*, bac tantux, bent. to j at IT. Toottoo . pot! . sto 011.121 AN, Darlington. Durham, tato boomed vat , dept la, at 12. Ca *IMF. Noatr, }Stamina'', VortAlle. ma'am, *la. 11. at In. I. A A.• Ropy.ai M , Yyntty Ifaa,Caraara..aah.. butch.•r,srpt.l3,at NAM J Aar liau r, Kral Ilwllaagb, Lkyonalare, suuk,las, Stia. BANKRUPTCY ANNUTLED. dnavn 2P. WILLIAM BULKY, Addle-etreet, Uity, and . ..... --..--- . 11D1AR4TIONS OF DIVIDE.TN. Si. , NI Si ai.;,4lllSna - ilalternare, Cumin. muil-n lad F.a4, irnn mutymr-I.t dividend of 1r. , :i1., Sept. 2, and antiacqua tit I Via 1- utaalay. at Pal Ityme, DA% ni. t 1., -v. I a•ptLml. ia.ra mrn•hant id. n I , if . t-ept 2, and • uh.....its,ut Wedittt4ty, at P.uk)lJ-', AiA In, %Omni, 15' u% 11l bid lici•lcuJ of 1•. 3 . 1.1 , :oh) 411 y, .o! rttte., 1:4-4131tb. DIVIDMDa. I.t 1 W It. TT.. , 1.14rik., Twynlng, r of 1.. r IN id H. I , I'. litilt• or j 1. le. • -' grurvr J. F:uttivld, Trur Ibt I . 1 In turd Lis rI I, mru uwn.ltuut. LIRB4)I.VED. T. si t.• ‘1 • !.. lictunfot t u..a--It. flat - C. Laves, I I. tel tur, .tr.tpers - 11. NO-on and it. f..1.,11111. Ittettriek, Ymkoltin•. givrlign , ...vr- -T. Walmaley, J. !Lakin..., :mit F. tension. 'footmen. ithrophin., colliery proprietor.... far :LP regard. F. tointon -It. knight, U. limit, and S. Diana, ilnitliord, etainneoion sigenta —T. Pollan! and J. 11.1.1. jun., .%ugle and H. W. Weld.,. Bay-mvater, hatters—F. J. Temple anal .1. Biotin, Aldemitott. immune:nos—U. I iibla, . and 1,. told., pm., salialodymourt, Viett.irect - J. Ham. a m T. lat.K7lol--3. Colemses and T. . pawnitrokins—J. Bautti•tcr and I.ney Ann. 'allot, Kolutall, Yorkshire, genera tailltuvrt —J. .314c1u; ruin J. Kolar. Litt:vont, timber merthant- —J. Nusiey, J. Barran, W. Fiehthowto, and H. fhooke, Bader . Yurkshise, wodli n manufacture's, no far aa ret,*rda W. Viehlhowai—lt. BOX. udale, J. Heald, and J. Shierpka, Corley, iron founder.. •to tar a, monis J. ShArpleo—D. itledhil and W. NlXtla, Mind. York.hire, woollen !annum -tun r T. Colealey and H. lieldfotti, painthrokew—W. (I,ste. and J. Zwituzion, Nae Wharf-mad, ',.l,lnsiima-nail. simmers F. limn, W. Low... J. Ahrtitntl, Machin, and J. Sheldon. jun.. Fenton and Molteomon-'frent, engineers—W. Vernon and It. Venton, jun., Ihuolard Castle, Durham felt manufaeturers—R. Mad and A. K. Distl, &Mock, Hertfuriim, eurgeons—E. .tmold and W. H. Hurdon, King Falwarti.mtriet and Poulin*, City, imeountanta— J. Powell, C. N. Oatint, and R. W. Wilde, Bradford, lines drapers -P. Wardle and J. Manwood, Asliton-under-T.yne, tin plate limiters—J. Aster and H. Tapmsitt, Meter, whultsule tea dealers—J. Mgt and J. W. t'litt, Weston-wiper-Hare, per- InuitTs--It. B. liatlield and T. S. liturwn. llevelautd-einvt, Fitrroy-aciwite —J. Hoyle and I.). Taylor, Freetown within-Bury, l ' aiteus , rottou ww-te ',Fanner.- - 7 E. 11. Rata and ti. E. Long, Norfolk-news, Weatbouriaogrote, and Newton house, henswton, johnuoters—J. Robinson and U. Okell,Liver pool, tailors—C. sparrow, It. Hardwick, R. Thornissm, H. !bla tant', E. Bandit', Manebt-Ocr, cloth merchants, en far an reward* E. Randks— It. Powell and R. 'homy. lancsahin., chemical manufacturer, J. Austin and F. C. Fisher, Mmirgute street, 4ationers—C C. Imekombe and C. T. King, Snow-bill, ('it y, thug merchant--P. Baneroft and 0. Cilium:loft, Liverpool, oil meteluents. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Haoaor Hnotghty I,try, tobiuti maker, sept 7, at the 14ntuds H,AaI, Dude, 34.0 J,.a5,q..,E. and Tu.., Irt printer•,l4.l4. 4, at the ltoyal Hotel, Thor.. WILLIAM WVI'Ll_Olll, 61111ditAk, A)tAire, tanner, &pt.!l, ut Hank's Hotel, biIIMIL WILLIAM Tt %NAAT. 01,14011, spirit talchilaillt, &It. 4, at thy H' Ulataguw. INDIA-OFFIcE, Atlit*:•ri '2N.--Addresses of COll.. tOtho Queeu from the inhabitants of Calcutta, Ninthly, Lahore, Lucknow, Dacca, and of the Province of (Jude, on the escape of hi.. itulnil nighties , the Duke of Edinburgh from aionmanution in Australia, have beau laid before her Majy.ty, suit lyre beou graciously re ceived. WHITEHALL, ArnHai 29.—The Queen has hers pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under thi treat Seal granting the dignity of a Knight of t h e United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto the follow iLge Entlesnen : —Andrew Fairbairn. of Woodsley House, in the West Riding of the county of York, Esci., Mayor of Leeds; Frederick Arrow, of Pilgrim's Hail, the county of Erma. Esq., deputy-master of the Trinity House, London ; Edward William; Wistkin, of Northen den, in the county palatine of Chester, K.+ WHIT Ell ALL, AttOUNT 29.—The Queen hue been by letters patent cinder the Groat 936.1 of the tinted Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, to consti tute and appoint the Bight Hon. Henry Thomas Lowry Corry, Vice-Admiral air Alexander Milos, K.C.8., Vice- Admiral Sir Sydney Colpoys Dares, K.C.8., Bear-Ad miral Henry Seymour, C. 8., Sir John Cbnrtea Dalrymple Hay. Bart., and the Hon. Frederick Arthur Stanley, to be her Mat i rks Commissioners for office executing the of Lord Admiral of the said United Ring-den of Great Britain and Ireland. and the dominions, islands, and territories thereunto belonging. witaknau., Avotwr 29.—The Queen has been pleated to pretest the Hey. Frederick Henry Law M.A.. to the ieetory of ()oft, in the county of York, autediooele of Ripon, void by the death of the guy. Chart,* I todgeon. • 0 0 4 , 1 nF .% Tit:Ares Tocrrrt.--M the Dudley col ntv Court. the day hefure ye.tentar. n Mrs. Barnett sued a Mrs. Baker for an &result, tt'daj her damages at til. The action aroto out or au ususult oi 'remitted within the ore cinch. of the court-house , •omc that. APO. The two ladies had Levu before his honour in a cum. and Mn.. Baker. Who" to me tlO Motive of the issue. ►elieved her fueling* by kluxiing out a tooth of Mrs. Bsmt•tt, who wna laid up for three wee►s in romequenou. His hunour, in giving judgment for the plaiutifl for the full amount, said persons coming to the court on bu•inem agave be prnte•ted. THE ENGLISH ELEV E N FOR AMERICA. The team pelerted by Mr. V. E. Walker. under the eertteluee of &Igor Willober, to playa Perim of niatehro in Amer e*, left town fo,rday afternoon for Liverpool, from which port they mall We dal in thy lnmaa packet City of tlogimore. Exerruca Rio CPU/M.—The D'von and Somerset Stag Hounds, with the master, Mr. Fenwick Bialett, accompanied by Mr. Fronde Bellew, met on Fri. day, at Trisciatibe Stone. A more numerous field has rarely been seen, there being between 700 and 000 persons present, and of these upwards of 400 were on horseback. The pack were kennelled at Quantocks Farm. The tatter', having been sent into Lord Taunton's cover at Cooker. oonmbe, soon roused two fine stags. One, a noble fellow of fire years, with a truly royal bead, made for the open, and beaded off towards Bagborough covers„well followed by the totters. Ho then doubled back to Cockeroombe, but was soon again roused from his lair, and made off straw the hills. The pack. bring now laid on, followed the stag from OHO to another of the comber in which the Quantocks abound. Then away between Sir Alexander Boi.d's deer-parks at St. Audrie a, and turning sharp to the left he kept on his course along the sea sbore for about a mile, when he deliberately took to the water. After swimming about a mile into the Channel—there being a good swell on at the time—the stag was drowned. and his carcase, lashed to the stern of a smack, was towed into Ratchet. FRACAS TN A Owl:ult.—The Son lli Etat, re Gazrite, in its Rochester and C'hathain column'', tells the following story ;—•' Just before the cenuneneement of divine seniee at St. Margaret's church nil Sunday morn ing, some surprise was caused among the congregation who witnesed the 0.'11170U:0 at a tracab between the clerk and sexton of the pari•h and the pew-opener at the Lurch. It would appear that a lengthened coney of legal pmeenlinga have been for some time past in pr. gresa between Kingsford. who now holds the offices of clerk and sexton of the parish, against P. Weller. the former clerk and sext , ii, to deprive him of those offices, which ho had held for a great number of years. Th u • result of the proceedings has terminated in Kingsford taking the clerkship and seetonship of the parish. while Weller, the former holder, has been deprived not only of his means of livelihood, but has been actually drivels to baukrnptcy. A considerable amount of symputhy and indignation against Kingsford is unsettlingly ielt in the parish. the clmreh c„nonitter still employing the late clerk and sexton as pew-opener and for other purposes connected with the church, and refusing to recognise his successor. Ou Sunday Willer was in the act of escorting the officiating clergyman to the reading desk, when Kingsfordattempted to prevent his doing so, on which Weller either struck or pushed him down the steps leading to the reading-desk. The occurrence. just before the commencement of divine service, has given much pain to those who witnessed it. One of the congregation has, we are informed, since laid the circumstances before the bishop of the diocese, in order that he might interfere to prevent such an unseemly occurrence again." FATAL Ext.r.oslnx.—Between eleven and twelve o'clock on Monday night a fatal explosion occurred at the works of the Foxhill Bank Printing Company. near Accrington. A kier—an iron vessel lOft. or 12ft. high, and Sgt. or Oft. in diameter—in which between 700 and Beo pieces of bleach cloth were in process of steaming, ex ploded with a loud report, killing a bleacher named James Eddlestone, and causing great deatruction of property. At the time of the explosion there wore but two men in the bleaching-room, deceased and a fireman. Deceased, who had been employed on or near the top of the kier when the explosion occurred, was blown upwards through the roof and hurled into a field sense twenty or thirty yards away. Death appears to have been instantaneous. The firunan, who was minding about three yards from the kier, escaped miraculously. - - s.liotas fire happened last night about 8 o'clock at Bet moutbey-wall, and ut mid night the flames were far from being entirely extin guished. The premi-es were the well-known granary and corn stores belonging to Messrs. Darnell. The ware houses stretched beck to the waternitle, and at one time the numerous vessels lying at the side of the wall of the Thames were exposed to imminent danger. Tho river floating engines', by Shand, Mason, and Co., were at own' dratted alongside the burning property, as well as numerous engines of the metropolitan brigade and an other powerful land steamer from Hewett's brewery. The grnnary and contents have been destroyed, and the damage is roughly estimated at 50.000/. ACCIDENT ON TEE GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY. Yesterday morning an alarming accident MA plane on the Great Eastern Railway, within three Mika of the Brentwood station. An express train which leaver there at about 10.16 bad proceeded on its way some distance toward' Rosahrd when the arletret of the luggage van broke down. The result was a series of most violent con emanate and bumps, the peal/engem in the train being further alarmed by the quantities of gravel and Maass cast up against the windows of the carnage,' by the wheels ploughing their way through the ballast of the line. Just at the spot where the breakdown occurred the line runs on the fop of a steep embankment, and the danger of the train going bodily over was tto all. Numbers of the passengers opened the of the carriages and jumped out. A happy accident prevented a for junt as the most dangerous point was catastrophe a coupling chile of the luggage van became, by a violent bump, entangled ta the buffer, and thus the van was sus tained in an upright position until the train had been brought to a stied-eM The officials of the train and the passengers stood appalled as they contemplated the nar rowness of the meapa. Immediate steps were taken he preventing the breakdown resulting In any collision with another train. A down train took the passengers back to Brentwood, whence they were forwarded as soon as poe alble to their destinations. Tug Poo& FARKEM—The Wilt, and Glasseeater Bteadard :warts that • gestlessas farmer purchaeod 2,000 lamb. at Se. 6d. a head about tour troika ass, owing to the owners sot baring teed for theta, the grass beiss burat tar z t Aftar he had bad theat hie about a la was ottared 11. a head for 2.000-4 good prat the tortaught'a keep. Duncium and Co., Belfast, are bass largest hoiden al Whisit la th• world. ?bale Old Irish ea Mis MOM sionded Who •••Okal preitot s h e trah • r e 104 Drsatig. Mitt r=t na te Ws= sal &West: 61 4 Beastert ulhtinr. Roma, W.o.—taerornosesnti LAW INTELLIGENCE. 1 J17D6118" CHA 'OHBA - -fizrtimazx 1. (Before Mr. Justice Wines.) tianatin &VIM AIM PM lATL. -1112 41.1r.itg C. PALLE RACRET TllllPtiolk. nil wow another spike:thou for bail on the part of aflame Bethel. The names of three persons had been 'vets to Meows. Lewis] and Lewis by Kr. W. H. Roberta, e utterer y far the dcfrodant. The !sour of 12 o'clock Wee appointed, and Mr. Hader Rigby, the barrister, attended in tad of the application, and Mr. Lewis, Ain. is) to Oppose it. Ilngli l l r etof the proposed bail was its attendance, and the meter was pet off till 1 o'clork, when the other III:did not idsow. i lrrlawla, atter emir:Werth 4 delay, oath an appli- Attain to kW lordship. He profaned the notice ho had it ccivitl, and said it was the "sixth" &pp:nation. Bad Bed only attended on one oerwaion, and were refused. lie Waked, in order to stop the applications which were always attended with expense and trouble, for coda. The soli alter on the ether side was present, and it was evident the Miff did not mean to appear. Mr. Justice W, tiles *aid he bad no power to order comet. Se install et whether the bail s °aid attend. The Cork of Mr. Noborts said one had attended, and he had waited for the other parties. His Lordship said bail was to be put in by two. The ainovnt bad been reduced. Although he should have beard the application had the parties appearod, he coo d not help saying that Mr. Ju tice Blackburn was quite tight (it he might be pe•witted to make the remark of his lowness btother) in stating that -the application ehoald have been made before a magistrate ; and Mr. Tyrwhitt Was also tight in not hearing the attpication when ma le ib him at Mai thorough Poliee-court. All that wai 11e.T.4- tat y was to obtain a certificate from the Central Criminal Court that bail wee to be taken in the amo Int 'neatened, and then the magistrate would have had full authority to . lwve heard the application. ' . Mr. ItnLert.,'s clerk ntibarked that Mr. Justice Block. *ln said ke had no jurisdiction in the matter of bail. Mr. Just ea Willett had no doubt that a ju to at citanibms had jurisdiction. and so had a magi.trste. Mr. Lewis observed that the general practice was to apply toe magistrate. His Lordship said in the country the common practice undoabteoly was to apply to a inualstrate, and the gene ral practice was to do so in town. Ile mentioned the practice, as a judge now only attended at chambers tw.oe in each we k. Mr. Lewis referred to a sire umeance in the history of the defendant which the learned ;mire thoutcht needed not to have been meta:med. Mr. Lew.e added that it wee necewry in such a case to refer to all matters in which the defendant yea concerned. He i t j orm ,,j his lot dabip that one of the proposed bail on the present urea_ Sion, Mr. Stack, had liven refused by the learned Ree Order at the Central Criminal Court. Mr. Justice Willes said he saw by the newspapers that the jury had differed, and he should have heard the ap plication had the bail appeared before him. Mr. Lewieaaked for protection fries, such applieations. His Lordship had no lower, he sail, to order code. An application could be made at any ti me , an d wou ld b e %cud._ .41ns stud 48 houra' notice wax required. The learne .4 Judge . mid a magistrate mit every day. and a judge now only tWiet! a week at hatub,:rx. The next ooraxion wax Friday. The partic• then retimil. THE 11'7'1 LLD )70 . HT ... F0R THE Ci.4Y• I'IO.Y:SHIP. In reference to the cam of the Henry Mien, who was on Monday bound over in his own recog *ince* of SOW. and two sureties of 400/. each, to keep th e p eace , or in other words not to engage in the contemplated prise light with Joe 004 P, originally ap pointed to come off yesterday, Mr. Abrams, of Bow street, made an application to the chief magistrate, Sir Thomas Henry, before whom the case had been bean!. Mr. Abrams said that from an iutimation which had fallen from the learned chief magistrate lie thought him self justified in asking him (Sir Thomas Henry) to con sider whether, under the circumstance!, he might not reduce the amount of ban. Sir Thomas Henry mid he could not do that. Mr. Abrams said he had to propov as one of the hail )Jr. Tanahael, neva jig Nat Ltnglarn, the landlord of the Mitre Tavern. St. Martin's-lane, Inspector Silverton said he knew Langham, and had no objection to him as one of the boil. Mr. Abramethen propoeed Mr. William Brown, landlord of the Railwa7 lan, Salford, Manchester. Inspector Silventon said he did not know Brown, but he understood that Mr. Langham did. Sir Thomas Henry raid that we , hardly satisfactory. He should certainly require (either investigation before he took upon himself to aeeept Mr. Brown as one of the sureties. It apicared to him that the steps which had been taken to prevent the contemplated tight betwe Mare and filtuldwin had not been eifficient to deter others from attempting to commit a similar breach of the peace. which it was quite evident that the prisoner intended to do. liovennuent was determined to suppress them proceeding.. and he should certainly not aerDit Brown es one of the hail until satisfied that he was sole3tit to the amount of the surety. Mr. Abrams üb.erved that the tight kid b..cu app hated to take place that taunting. Thu time being now pa .td the fight could not take place. Sir Thomas Ileum wa. not .are of tit tt. Perii!). tlet regulations alight be altered in a ea- , .f cm 4. 1 %r Y. Mr. Ablaut. Alien Ito.l Ismti in eum.oly flay, and after three days' incareeraf lo• e. add 11.4 a to eu , nuut rm 4 prize tight :ti timer who was in goal Sir Thotivu , 11.11ry was 0.4 -ore of that cif h.q.. Mr. Abranu , ..ke;t !t* h... • 11.4 , ur,•ty rel.nnsible 11.• n.. in 1.-ild. h.• tllgllt renew the auptiuttivn beivre the ti,ing .r any time tu ntotrt•w. ...... Sir Thomas IT. • , 17 d h.• 11/Ipc attend to aoy it i• he ha•l in, ,1 r ktVl.lll4` lle hour longer than w.! -- >ary for th.• wl• of ju+t•.ce• At the reitne tint• h.• in t•t -iv that he hoped t in•s would a 1.., le a;.prelieuded. v. that they might IN 411 be Is itlllllllVvr. Impector Sileetion mint that he and liopeetli• Tann..r (of the detective force) had been out the smater part of the previont , night in Peareh of mot had every reas.m to I rlieve that in a few I rhe would '• ein en-to iv. The putties then withdrew. MARKETS. I%V.- ' I. ..-11%, VSIs... -The in..iket wo. .00,1 10- Amy. 1 1 1.4, . 450. tow ; Sept.nolor. 11.. 9.1. t.i wtolow to lhortolor, Co, 1 0 3.1 ; 1 11 . 4 v10'. T. et , 13.1. ; tivrtia to 44 otentow, 300maalui. Arriv:ll4, 1.026. COTTON. ILIVIMPOOLZ %Err% I.—theaely market at nal prievo. Foritantiiel "doe to-day, 12,000 including 1.000 on vernlation and enport. 4.000 Aniertoin, •ti 4. to 1114.; remain, kr., Old. to Ill.; Santo., to t.; 514,•i0 and Bads, 1.•,d. to lid.; ira Mannheim, ltd. ; WO klryieLnin. lid to teed. ; 30 Sneynier, 7M. ; Nee. r.ni, 10;e1. to 11M.; 3,6:0 Smut old. to hid. ; Bengal, &link, kr., 61,1. to 7e.1. I OTTl):%; ,S.'lll:.Ti It. 01.11. nuirket for Amping )10110 ha. been quiet t lbl amount of Ineun.w alone haa Levu ...natl. owing to thc high rtiee..lentawl4-41 by .1 1 thneni. At lather loner rat, a eon.iilea-able bu+ina-.+ ha offer ing. *bleb .pinnem refu-e to amtertaitt at pre.ent, in orn.arittenee of the deara..+ of the now 'maenad. For home-trade V. 11.04 /1 • 'lO have 1•01111.1 nouhet. at Friihy' s rat.... • Any att..11114 at turtln to Cheek 61101.010. 111.• tran.ae tionsof the day have muounted to about an average. In the eloth tm.le the portion of ituitalifacturer. has not improsed thiu the .11aotationa for !oth monttri.4l. 8101.01 11/11A• 0110011 no 111/11011 inn during the peliot w.. k to mater the market.; and the isniavoinuble tole law to luand 1040 I•l6lruttal vviiterilay tentloil iurther to tla to in their atetermhuation not to oper.ate at the 1111011tt jell , 1100 11111,111. The. only Etnik. 1134 been 111111111141 tlll4llOll 110. but nianorn.llUNT., a, a nib, rerg kttlr dialaration to Aali-4, and arc thirefore oblig4.l to auntent thtin.elyes with inactivity. them lei. Neu. if anything. a mote mauled al,euee 01 akmatul, and it ei doellotUt tf earn a willingur. to 'nal.. .. 44 .4.4.4.4 011 world tuJetiv ..x.ipt 01 the 101‘11100 of the ahoy in cloth ha. lulu eery limited. '1V001.1.1:N. ~err. 1. Then• tolerably geed VOUIIinCIP. trllittiltl4,l iu the Cloth llaU. thim morning. A few Huddrn4M•l.l end Itra,Until Aiming how.•. have l a ,a w pm. malted, in oddit lOU to the appeemtwo of the temial drum in eon neetion with the home trade. In the .4.1.1 red hall th• in oiri.•n for tirmbi have from well onataimol. Several Write parroh. have changed hand., ematially in the onlimary usioton• cloth, which at inement i. isimOng a tame ahan• of attention. The dhe•r Moth% of greoa have oleo been in niodermlely good demand. AN have ohm. orange aeons though the tranofer of fame lnov. ham not Iran ...itemise. Y.•lbu. have not been hi general requeot, and the panvla which have left tln• market base not Nov lame. Milled matinee and cloth. hair not had a vet y lame sale, although in a few ifentneea diwn.aixed panels hove changed hand.. 'Chow good. am, how e•ver, frequently made• to cooler, and delivered direct to the wart - hoiewo, eoneequeutlr a comet opinion a. to the• 'dale of trade done in throw wawa cannot he formed from the howitb". tram met.il in the hall. liraVer, and nitm•y. hove boon in fair request in the white:hall. In the former make Miami and plain odour., have been meetly in demand. Mixture.. both in light and dark ohadm have ellautted hand' in the witioey elma.., hut the panxile hive not as a ride been huge. The hair-lid trade haa been qukit. In a fru inotoneem motor tolerably good mhe bare taken glean, but the aggregate amount ci Madura* done• ha. dot been Luxe. CORN. --Nil TO, 111...1‘11111V. RIOT. 1.-111etV was a 'uplinks low tot wheat at utarktA to-day, and sampan lowed karat nine over late tante. New white, Mr. to tat.; new rel fit.. to Per :A atone. Barley wee Tall et very Aar mink het there WWI not much door. There one a fair demand for oat., the rare et which waot higher than boa week-win", 47.. to eln ; 1100. SM. to MM. pct . 74 stone. Beene wens niter to sill, and a tohnnido taw& was dome new, 4Ma. to Ma. ; Ma. per Ai 'dose. For PAW pricer were mote erw. Oto, Rr rT. 1- Th.• trade to -d.) %.Ikl o.f ).oaten', Nit the leptineen doing in red wheat le at la. owe the 'Mee of last Two day, end *hitt• tidily aupporte the winner &WA MI Writer. IS.W. ley and other Jlttelee as Wow. I.t Barr. I.- Al 1.0-. h 'a non nutlet the ..how of wheat was 'shout an avenge. Tie paptiona are looking nankin** Letter in 'hi. neighbourhood. Three win a healthy Itrptiry, at nearly no. Tao. op . advanor. White (new , . itUo. bata ; mt new), Plc to na. ; ditto Pia. 1, ,lett, per M done. Harley was not flouting. rood %toy high noter wen. aikod. tltevallw miltamg 44". , to 481.. p e r op. The abow of mote root whiling, wt.! a Mindy dentar.d I tolt Nate at watuartat ire 'wave: new, We. to t k. .21 •lone. .11, re woo a limited .haw of beau*, whi.J, w •re talon tog at ontte newer trim. lA.. to :46.. per !IA 4011 X. Pew., 471. 10 OH. per yr. MARX KT II A11144:11011.11. Neer. I. Oar own market terday WWI 11,11 .UlPplis d with wheat. and then. wow a tamierette doinand. at la. per yr. corer wont twin. Whit, 1f111 , 14. GO& IP NM • red s &lot 1,, pre U 1 .tar. per lark.' the rename mt.* of Plot waek Irmo stratalKl ; irapply oborThho Ks t ra d e s ippret, r. end bolder' nod A ditlimte y in obtaie,i,,,,TZ Witeaf. Old, Me. to Ms. • new, MM. to Ivo. pee 21 .tnee. were in demand, and ti ros being a immll 'drag an adr.,,, about 10. per gr. wart made. New, Pla. to :dr. , ••id, pm 34 ttnee. RTPT. 1. lan.. to .1.) the grimly ..f v.' • war . able. Meitner. erre improved, and rnt, wr. .urn it; &mphe nslw d Ch.. to Mr.. per hag or. f Urn.. 1 ..1 tte. Wart• , mall .bow, and made full foot:Aim- li.. u 414, ier • 1 1 Gate were readily dinpmed of, and said at ro. Ivor Above re, ma now Mr. to MA • old, 4 1 1 r. per 24 rtone supply or l e , Ice led , and previous mien were well fUottanan.l—Ma. 311 stow. Ire mood pcp• OK, at a littlt 4 4 ' 4,04 % timornito. hey. wan a fan wheel' ir‘ ems market to-day, am lea being madly of the new Cfnp ?h,. demand war Am, at frill let. nit... N.. white oirde * 1,0 %1. u. Mr.; neweed, lilt. MI. to 21a rat per heui of th ree birth. if, of bark y the show was limited, and the fall rot • of 14.4 w. _ obtaiscd. Maltitor, K. to K.; minding, N.. to K. T.of Oad were in tokrable request, and prim' lutil rn upwerd Macy. White, 30.4. to NM.; block, 31... to p^ 2t eter.. f ig,w of beam wow mall, and high were -unwed- ni N. to MlNa. per :18 etkin, . l'eam eery than Floor, 24. !. Ye. 4d. per Fame of 1411. • /1,101., ISILIT. I.Ur 'ITU mnriint wa. in.•lty in• 11 with whtat for the IPIIN4I of tit.. pear. F.n. • wt.. 1.14X0 10. )1..r ' 11./14 othor w.rt4 uculn trnl , l I •••• rtt. • white rancid In m CW4. to iite.; n , .w rwl, 54, t., n 7. per .0. ry In barb y very tittle: pit-grim/. and Im." • •••,•' , Ira. a tam %how of oat., f. ra hi , It the dim.,. ti. , 7 t pen., wive about prr. bight ; ra•M 1.. ; •. , 1. to Sfe. yer 24 Wane. Enr henna ii. tern in pnt.i, lA, In Pnn, r•.f t'... N • , •-r.. of • 4tone. IS an were .I.nni. : 1... u, Ben. 1 '1) •uutay 01 000 u: A .04 Ar r.• tn..day, and torn. Wal• a •'...:stly it 11..1 , 1 fill KIN. of Nat 1r0..k. y 000. 1.0.' • • • I , lat. tater. 14-annum! pram 000. , NI,CAMTLt, tlevr. I. raq arri% al. 01 1, ts. dot ...011t-ite on th, , h as dircrt et.; n• Won, a •,.0 ral . itturul 1 t•r :or 111/11 , 11 to toy tt..41.) ; and ..It'ooo,t, 1101 I r, 0tf..r.. , laht Matta - day'. 1/110,4, 11.0 1.1/ 4j1 ,. .1 W. 111141 . oyfy uno,ld. I lour 4.41. 8ur1.., f.uttut, sod ~; Our. wo-r0 in limitrd demand. HI rl., liurr. I At toolay'u It fr.. 1 .1 wfAut, IN only all 01 the ruArt • I,IJ. W),j. ;I. TUerday'n mn.n, y, te 4,4 PI 1 :• 1 /1.... 1,1 I/1 t • • rod. P.Or• H. :44,1114 111,1 1.1".10,14I.,, all t••• t • li• favottrlaty.u.„ rug. now it& red . .Re'es • 5.. 1 Q 1.0 ., • Nett in at : 0 1 ,1 ••• per 4 1 .e1l rl•-y f. 114 .1. :. Kriodiog rt. dud ; ~ f .a , . - t 111 4 . -.0 101.1. e t. per 32 .too--.. 14 nu- and tea, • 1•6'• ate. f oil.y •,. raw. d. flat...(tln.r yuuluy Inlll to .1.0 r: !.* y /.. 1/1101,/• off nloitly tot 1.0.‘ r. F.u• a trrlva'.. , ~, k : Wl,.at, ; I.urli ,t . 12'.; Italrut 113 ": Al 11.1:. • ft). 1. -The qoz.,,v. of w. 14 al, ly . me, the nerd e 1 .11 11 11 ,..• fl . l 1 .i.L1 1 1• ~lnii-ru' Ur h.( lame, at tilw,o t t 4tt., 1,0.1 , 1,1'4 i v nuroi, , r abd bazar au*, •trtoos,, I i,. trout , lain l• alu.r.olon .•, .ah , . twat. rat, •opply. Prz.,, u •,t;,- httiv ; F • rani r liitat.it 'A. to 7 joi• ; At o n, I • r ; boob, •• id. veal, I ; bae , 9,1. to ad. hmr..; ; 1.• . tit ; . trote. TIIE 'for Cnoi' OF The riltorts ro• hop di•trirta are varied in eharaetkr, whole, they point petty mueb in the sedan: regard to the general reoult. The growth is moot unequal both in point of quality and qimut.!i. only in different diAricts, but even in the Bose [ _ and in not u few eases i n the same garden... Th. h., i „ are in two growths, a portion of the fruit hav:ng on the tame bine more rapidly than th e 1utuar16.16,6.. hops in exposed situation:6 are describ,l a, Lay:, fered severely front the effect of the storm, of wml 22nd and 23rd ult., whilst in the same par.thi.t, well sheltered, the crop has remained w.thrtut In many izudanceN mould and red spider bar,: done, deal of mischief, and these adtl.6l to the being battered and blown away by the wind. have e.,6.•:- detibly diminished the intimate formed as to likely to be picks;'. and ,heel. PALACE. ONE tirrzu.mo DAY.- TritiDAT, SEPT. 1. Admissions by season ticket:, 6,658; ditto on payment, 36,219; total visitors, 42,h77. [AdrPrtiarment.]-11oLLOW.kY's Pr LT.S.—Thoug;• these pricelmei treasures have many competitors for fam e tie - have n.. equals for supplying the runt 'nth a simple. iedie , erefietl6.-nine. und purl() ins aperient. Holloway's amrlaiim c o mio.. e d, o f the pur,et hahains, untaint,t by A trace of any el.. sent which could by poonhility he 'Jul.-mem. to the overt ten.l, the d c 'na onitral 'i n i te ty pecul:r to th i e reinn. ll :4: wr. and turd.: all circumstance, 11011ovray's preparation both the...obits and fluids whir.h inns the human body, m've. from , 7 .17 organ the very 4.4.1,1 - 4. w h ic h . in the eirrulatlon of foul or the hare, or paucity of pure : •.. th e ca Won. corporml ttructure. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, BIRTHS. BARKWORTIL—Ausmat :a., at &Mina, the wait of 1L I:. .. H. M. Barkwarth, ILL., of a daught•-z. ..t2, at Itagn. , r,. Bigorrr, Met C. liridtrt., If A., of A BtXTON.—Att.to-t :it, at Hanover-ton-v., •4. wit.. Oil. E. Buxton, Fin., '.l 111.4t1. Antrus.t e 1-tniolosue-en h F.:.- • •• the *if.- of J F. 41.4t0*. ot a :0, at ritottl..l,.tro,t, U. A. llama 11, 44 a .lat4:111. r. MOM.- Auglott !!..• 11!ft...ft'r • • liol. S4.llth 1i , 11.ir”..t , .11 of a .10. MAI: L. tl:. f. .•f V t r I t. , FIJ:4.• I. 'futon, th., *.: 11.11 DN/1/,•nt.l'. .1.1 - ...:1....r. FE.sTINe: I M0ti.t.....y • t. I' tMin. tti• wit*, of 11. pie, onalsr—Ary•teener,l 1,-ttne. at a 11:t1:4111, r. - .\.14 , 1-t 11. at 1. e•tkAT t • M klaloy. 4.f .. Et .1:14 s r- 1., th, a f 'Nl.ijor L. t' 1,0,1 4 14 I:. Litt. • t . • • a LA'.V. 1 1• 1.. 01 '1•0 I. e'...1: 0 :: . 0.th Kol.rt 1 .0.... ot -.11 MAYII: - . 1 4 ,, L 1 -I ,M • I r 114 .I .N • M !* . •' • svi: 11. I!. • J 1. V. 1113 r! .in t.. ~••• • 1 •:_•.• ••.%1 NH. H•• 44 !, -.t , •1 • 1- •,• t 1 • •• - ' th I!, c. I •••• • • . t . I wiN 1111:4 ~ • I". At ••' • • '.•• .. •2•2 u.! It• Ftk •..tL'►`, tit* ' •.. at • V.: • .."N1.1: •••• pt• .1 1. II ' .It t'. 31 1... ! . :::. N. I. !).. ..tti• r. ...t 1t..11. II I. Is 11111.::. .110 'IL M la. t. Aut. :I I Il• :R it y •t ..; h.ht. . 11 .• t ... 1.11 .11.1 DAN i , sllrl . r.t :T.. at M 5 . .. I.• .V INN," kl Lu. , s' I • A II ~ 1 111, I.e. M. I • • ••t ti, 1. • h.atl:, t•. • • ••.! • t th. 1L)/C1 , ..T.I.NE -1.1...\. \e ...-* T 1)). thr Ea - . I \ \\ , m• e, J.• .ti•••• (1%1,1 .I.oighter )Ir. ... . tl 111t1.17 27, at 11‘.1, %A,. Ow ...A. Month... )t Ulan tl.. . Tnur FIN DK AIiMSTII...N. I . - l: r.at -hair, And 1... Mnrsar. I. .1.0.510.1 At th, L.‘NE 311TYS ,1.1.1..t.4 1. • Its. W t‘..l 4. Nort. . nun ••••.. ' ...t l'htt 41. ,at.11,..1,1 , 11111. 1, , - lOt till'l.gte 11. f . 1 , . 31.)1:P.11• ' v. . .• D 1 It t. S. 31..t , 11, ...t is. 17v..1• .4 thr I..te W. t'Lark.F.m.. ot I • • -MI 0111•111. W. .• • • tlk r (.1 r , .• -• ‘‘' -, to . II htorylt. a. T.... of 11.1.1.... t t. TAItIUM KAIN I s e the 1:.4 Deane. IA oho., mate. Jauglo.r of 11. K.L11,,.. -..1...1.',. • . N• as . ham. rrtrNim %X t.W.)1:151:11. Kuhl, t•s the 11.. Mt. La. 11'n .et 5.• TMnnn+Ss. ark , 1, W.)1:111 ItT5 I 11.. .tuan•-t lam It. a. 11 11... It, •-• .. I: M Ito% ol thelett, • ... Arettlrry. to MA.) A0n...1.1..t ... • ot lb.gal NAtt.mr-hilt. IT RI N 5.411. NTEvr.xs. •• li'!' 1100.1.11.1. Ih the Rev 'I. I bitgAnt. Era. late F. Wni..t.A. 1.. 5 ' dull/M.lr .4 ete. I 0..1., 1111.'. 'I w /.14/13' 1111141.1-1.1.1 .1 ~. ~ . It . 1 DEATHS. AUtil .%‘.41,4 2: _;et St. Ain H. (mint kr )I.*ft 71. , t `..", • . 11. Aug.-a. ot Shaltord. ANAL IiENIII - 11V.- •Ausu4 :10. at 114adoeue-anr.ller. 1' ul'ur). failvild pen of the late L. llra.taab•.u). Seittloon. weed ob. CALL IYlT.—Augtot W. at 81. lohn'a House. 111tekhoch. B. enloott, a t l; 7 l CLAItKE.— August V. •1. Clarke. of fauerte.4l'43. H+Y• a 4s. --41.1ttwt Itr. at Mom Wet -temteo, ••• • • --- Mr. J. Otoalo...tged Mt. ITO -Atmint tat, at P 4. George , -tos.l. S.W., Mar: - the wife of 114 w Fuitism, must 4.1. MAHE.- August 30. at his rtsidesior, Tine Cottage, VAR, Korot slut*, the Ref. Or. Hare. INtiERSOLL. - Austad 16, at Brtsdtlamie. Augusta. the wife .1 H. T. lammuil, and only datorlitet.s late M. T. Italics. of Wobtamepime, LAPORYetT.--August SI, In Lambeth. ILsrriet, the Tutored. ltm., fted Y. Aturt SP, at Hollaml-p1...e, Pristou-ros.'. - be*. the late d Mr. It. J. Millar. I'EAISMAN.-A monist SP, in (Uvostry, E. W. Yearmaa. RIM.- Amulet AL at Malcolm • Loam . . Hoops/I-park, .1 Ve.l.. sited T KTAItE. August It, at tltmlaiJ t tetn,r. Hyde-park. Louis* Stade, aged It. TIMOTHY. Auitaq 31. It. Thooth. Em., nuaden.......1. HolhAnt), aged C.Y. TYHW HITT.- Andu.t It, at the tl.ll. Maitre, Puuntub, two the Oftet ,nuttuite, Lieutenant T. E. I'. Trwhot, R(144111 M. sett of the Nev. T. Tytertidt, M.A., vicar of Wuu. • h.w lie. Whit ,hun li. I Mmet, Ned It. W H ITY..-- August N), at his isnets o. Morn', White, Yeti., lest my-siting atm of the I. K.l. ti. Whit....l Allhallows. Its:titer. W !let IN.- Aralvd SIN at Hodmord-watisse, Ittittblwa, W Wile. a. rod.. R.D.. aged TD. it.ted sod rolbohed by lifsw tit KIS° It *La.. a ~*)• • IN greet terheet, is the City of Lon.ton. 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