The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-05 00:00:00

INDIA. THE BOMBAY MAII.. h►cc received by overland mail. via Marnaled, tar oorrespoudenoe from Bombay to July 6. The following le from the Bombay TitsseA of that date It deed lb We LI Lord Cattaiog's Moamar tattoo to tall ▪ tutublod lostoro to the last. We lous rideltesedady la to Cal. du, that the gewsreisest hes decreed • tree dat• cadge to all goateed et the ids essiesse who cheese te decedid tt sed (bet Ow ha Redeem reildestot Swim pore, ie is eves eastisy r estiest the aserdes. peedd oder, pablishiel elessbare, le as elsbeedediedded et the dein le reddlehml, Ni N dstaesr le %be etude. dot,. et the MB it prom& as Geese • The ge.111111~114 to watched Net the ellisside of IN Nos de hosed. is tits air of may it Nero. es es hosed oddities yam ark Oder bd. bees ereerisdied. Thefts oldies hos breit dedithesell by the sopoonloa el *Mae lluaZe i dditwilY USW/Itl. white situally b••• bed •p• ant is the of the sift. lt hes bus pm Ibmwd by lb* Ina its meet pert to • stiddr-Mhe add sr ,ar a thl serer, ars the ins escieddie Ni pried we,, yb•.••••dy epos dr man ad err usairrab-abist. Soh bed. the ernes end le beles se t dews .4 grosnmes of Isis dot oboe set l• eyes as appeases of I•jualey deed le esy @Woe. Me leaders, tb• Vismy eed SedesewOmeed et laths is easedl hes delonskied, with the hell cosser seed w the Sent Hos. the CaerdesdeederChlet, tad every sta ormededissl *Saw mil *Win la do dime reddeseles 8111110111 i bit Ur led Isis Ceeeposee bras Ask he deers tt, be Wooed se tab AN dieing, woke dr pd. sided et the ist kr Waft the Ode it dreleels the army, which dined Nat adios widerithele don be de void h~esd, • sad dot la IN weeeswtsl thee shell mattes. to be maids to dr Ks bey Mt owl is Addis et Woo." thew ime ~.liar abees e we we ponanded, eyes le the fiebeamset. Abs ths .sighs- elmlarettes sif Laid Pal aserseis thee the man. is ammo justice, womb be alibied b dash desheeme t r wee imposehis to withhold It, is tb, h are dewy who mai& booed It. We Mora male frees rile seder, tMt the feverament of Isdia losg since submitted for lie meibeslies d her Majesty's government the dlikulty whisk had arises, and that the re sys,mobility of the declaim et last .amassed fors sot net vii Lwd Caaniag. The mutiny et Ebrbarerre, where the sees it sear have pose be Loch of entreeehlag theme& me is the barreelta, sad stetting beeh oftioses, hes preeipitsted the reseibles mew saw -sexed, Is which Lod Cassias hoe .seed, es we Wiese, a wise reeporibiity. Matiny ie bbetioer, es we beet bed begged espertare. The trope we by this area deprival ti ell legillmate grand of aineplelet, sad it te:be Wei mew* dims to mutant • just tedipia -18 these yeessetbp M Berhampore, which smiting bold jullfy sr eves Odds Tree panel oases abewh..re is oar camas it will be mu that imperteat reisetions in the same.rical streegb of the wire eery we geed le take plasm The step is in the Mitt Unction. W. de set vast lopesele and artillery S. the cthatry , w 3 meat good goverreast. The loyslty of the purple rosy easily be .scared, if we set .bout cosciliatiag ahem is earnset. We asilierstand that the local governmeat, foSoiring tM mare* of Madras, hae datern, nod to fortify the approbate' he ear harbour eithoat delay. We have heard thee the Iliad's ground is to be ranei, and batterie. colastreeled thecae, and upon Caraph end Cone Island, after the en patitee of the late Colonel Jerrie and General Waddington. BOMBAY MARKETS. 8um14.4 T, JJLT 4. We have received so regular RogKoh edatore later ties the lash of May, brought by the 0 • tetra ou the 9th of JOWL 1 . 124 Malta, wits the overland mule o the &d of lose, is hourly expected, her detention bring attributed to the It. a the Alias with the homeward lawgral mail in the led Ilea The peasengara, crew, aad maim en Ward the lattir marl were all eaves. The fell cf rats nu tat hisud to the rad rf kat month amounted to about 299 lades, which le W.., the &Tering. iu the meoutteg threspeeni. Ile last coati Meaner from Caine readied as es the semilus of the, 20. t loamy,. _ _ Cur mosey seekat assliasse to be emir, the reels al the go,-tat for goversarest sad private anesslelsa being II sed 7 , pia( vest. v4V. C.,' TON FILCI OSODR.—hiperts esatisse dull, sad the is.. kat us exesdierly "M. TA aMe.—Tba wens d Ws staple are looking up, awl the Orawactious bare bets os a lows wale theta is the previous istaight. C nice* advanced, owing is a asetisued duneesel sr CUM'. Scarcely say traumatism have takes pleas as Mame= 11000•111. TtAnoon.—Tne Wu of freights in eligbtly bettor, and two ow • 150. to 17s. Id. fur Liverpool, sod 17e. Id. to 'Mo. lor bed To Chino, Re. 7 per teddy. Excio••os. rats. Imes wild littlo daring t h e fort idotht. Ws quote drodito at 2a. Oad. to 2.. lid.; and docu ments at 1. M,at Ms onostdd *obi on London. On C.l - Ks. 016‘ awl 'R OMs ita. 1123 re 100 Galore, at sixty dr.) sight. AUSTRALIA. Tho following is from the summary of the Mel low.* Renald of Jace 17 Cam more our ennithly politica bodget is onsuelly berme of pew me event. We ere slid in the middle of the deed time of the pmlutnientery yea. •• 84sto maps no• of insubordination hare been salmi by the Masse, awn, out of their haring bees called upon to Lay uptake Sot cannily instalment atlas communal poll • too 1111•1"0111 on them by recent act of ths legisature. At lira than appeared to be mate .bow of reason ca the Me of the tvateastraa t Asialiee ; bat it war =i'aseigelled by ask atoning and insolent conduct. rksthat pubis* syspa.by see sub them to sumo teat. dm= the sat of addroming the govern- Met In komp, la that km* the 'overexert, of etiones bad no sltrevemee bat co v okra* peyote' of the tax at ea bastada. Areal Jabs Cateassaa, naked the, quietly abeadesed s pogo& sad euhatieavely craved podia. The to to sow Wag le.lri web hike ce ae dithratty. Dal k le wads teat the popular tooling of her illty • this Clime be. nese meek hammed by them trircsemesnees ; end it ha. ban sW by . , an issf.ietninee «cunning et eee.asurr. rid dean A aissierouit at. It.s•• ban aide es a Bur Diem rtoakeiper asd bl• wife by • potty ef Claws, Irbil* treultel aOm &sib of th• tamer. Tap wardavirs Bare sot yet bees esprured. rho misatry are still decidely &Wag la panda Odom. • ait serious olvelastraive blunder 'se made By rasa la pastas • amine bsea to one comptay el Willa 44 • visa a load ..lrealy is tat lesid pasamiss swum party. Ton blunder might boa led los mass sal. Si a bateau lb. tarn b pereadun sad the polies Bet tar loisl wades acted vita ratreas maks sad dr jade of =nu satimearsily set aide the validity of me haw; to flat tb. threensiatt difficulty bee bees Briisebt to la seduelJa teralastioe. But air as illentrame too tangs lac tar Wet wortklemeer of tm sorauareeee sil•ing Wes hialeata; tad, earradly, flair arslipat edminietrstke. • It to pretty aerials that the tindery will but busty sump to pi ever the padlaggeawsl election, it even that. It .JI I. wadi It they ea wortriwe to neat the sow palm ists& with uselmitabttad sambets." TOW rl,.iMea geld Old. Mill eattiam somewhat teeearsiti TIN Back Clink costume+ to employ a very mamma p pulatkak, and sow maks wi , ti the 'ragbag gr.ld &Ida d the tolosy. By mignon:at, tlo hut tabk rt will be non IbM the wort retain of iimeatily neat down daring Ur mob Sr a Amherst asd onjecont tooneltip /monde that of is; mbar Mortal. Tbe digeisge is. wory tassels n, and wool nub's, erldi more o: 1... podinala nwskaa lave takes= to eorti.sadisg lixontea. Amongst Cann skews to • .. .ad lausat Gleogner have aeon sanded with lb. rz i &rot rsl Wee Moo boa r osesi ly wad is lbw gold Add ; one wl cßn • farina mew lo the bars lona, ben ions amid WI Bs Her ▪ ndgyrit 113 amass At 11.11. rot mil Briar alit Was ham al 1•10 irrs tar &premed. bet at Corleorior Ws &premiss hos peroaps bisa igrioratty Nordiarl is the Rot dot hie loot newt Orosacht owes a =aft gosoolty 01 rid Om hiu toot iroorati.4l bra Or* Add is wash oariaar fairy piers per. Ilia lope .Hot d Among aid Thema Crerk se sarimorest at .brat 2r,,000 tool., sod tM lama is Oil Ossify poislar. Tor roost dirtmarism at Commisikssite Alp Miss rm./ raimorityly • rimatilm bat ih a W as s massossi slo • Om Us pram ses airmisi iryesimorm of azissioias. Thu asmaileirmad Morro' Cre e k is. Mak, it my. Nos IA so pod alluvial dlgaiogr ; the quot a me i an, droolowri a sow rum MELBOURNE COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. The Anwar of the royal oral swum. coior bra with dr Mot INNS =OMNI r to mooed astr susial smoothly oar mar, ot the soarry owl orrurrar tramtvrs• winch had odds pies, is my loaf morlisim The Coisombirn. Sesser/. /led'el‘oll lir Adalsad. ru=sh/, ush•ward armlets rill word to owed, oar salimprinoo, whilst it aortal • moist., proof of the wont aJApii,sat ribtbitA by ilt• Posiawdor rid Omaha Coaroay m sooktoo a , oadris•lA• ✓o WWI= So ark art Ti. MIT is ostratim, hams lowa rogokal at aigiaift, Ss .4 NSW for lisr dosaisatiom as •l b • Mt fro Monte pohlirtimm of the mummery to whit It •ro ....rM amosol smug buries.. dose he. been homed, a ....iihroastaii do gory epportuse entrel of lir Nooses= Ilia& savior bon tho 1. silo/ Carlota to Idib ApAL Abbessb Ms laorlikowoo reiehod with Nara to moon SwF ii,twlro a t Impart woo latifiectory, rid soli chiorootare ▪ 0de , .1 holi•r• nom oollthat, it foilod to Woos soy- Oka, hir on onasoivo oporafrim. The dholowtka woo s , milk vat', marked to dike . tha sates of prior very ma- Socially, or to Amer the 'slow /Wars which has ponied THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, 1859. in our market. rf I.Y. For els is bait the donsed it. sheerly bibs 4 .ad telitee Uwe Moe wlllbr ia t s e= Alas beet beadier 31.11. 6d. and porter bleed* i ag more beery. sad • Weft us prove mast is peke in Sims plwe. The Memo with regard to gismos , . of Wass were sot pink Wady cheerios, Mt goes holders ea eppertmity of sdeancieg their rats& ma they amordisgly semeseded s die posies of asvend wade_ at In d, as this spot. It Is stolid 'bat imparter, are deesemised be wupggawet the meant, sod their reset t sutioue peomsallags out Cli• iyeeMetts. Csedles has Mee bets Is bar sews' it the snivel of the lead, sod we nay "Ws Ihissa at I& did. pm lb., at welsh pries sass Mass dribs Is ✓alise. Ham., hems, mod teem it,. embed s mew Mee Meek. and the moiled fee them Imports le =Ttly pot as Ilsw—tbe best bawds of the two bee eam Serbs bees sold et la fL to la 14d, per er. it ths seeker' be Mamma praises brim Moms very fall, owl A. specoladve trailsoatkes bars takes piece. Wee of mar base ban saes at reduced quotsticss, sad lit boss/ for nisei awls el the Viroria Seger Casput massimausa assopsatd to hors laurfsred with the r. brims sf the Importers. Foe ism tits Spain/ ban toss Wooly sslasitst is support the atarkst. and rice be se tate ettaiy Ass baps an stablest to lassass their ✓isas. As admire was sablsaly eitablished trap la the pries of dm& rid Adsislds broads sus rm. it 116 L Is as apparastly rhuag market. The el the sgrlsolterol statistic& able* Asa as 3c:ao im lir stooks of V utorisgtows eats i Mow,. hrsiasamptlss, has still further depressed the mhos of Gym supplies. Coker& an gaoled at 46. 9/. es fa pot bushel; Calaterelis.l6. 9d. ; &etch sad book, SoM. es Is. 6d. ; Cebette, ea 44., sad Danish. 4.. Mess is worth 4.. 61. per insbel, end eves is gensrally lit it 101. Wheat Is pan:based at 9s. 6d. to les per bombe, mad bees et la. led.' es la. 111. TM market br wises and *rises devoid el esimatios, Miasma say immedive prospect ef a Ismerabb Massa boor the the mail steamer timmetioss in the Mani sad ahem tsarist ham bum limited. Capi , al is freely mwtMU. Gotha security of flistmbes property, at from 16 10 pm est. The ..at of animation is the Jere sestet Yr set .sand asp reistdos is passitkes. Soak et Vidor* hem changed heeds et 371. 10.. mei colonel ditto .4 61. la to 61. 6... Natrosal Beek Amos see gaoled et 14 rp..cent dis. to par, sad are geserally bold it the Wise Poe ehares ie the assurers eemposies term Me bus on 'saved doss~; Ausirshelet hoe bens dimmed of at Ws., sad Idellearas commend s realm sale ; Mel hearse Oes Gamey en .r 60 per mut. erembis, with low Wise; sod Melbourne and Hobera's Bay Hallway me quoted at $ll. am die. Shares is the &Want (las Company ham hem =ads at 71. (11. pied). The following is from the summary of the Sydney Monmeg Herald of June 13: . . . . . wo men in the midst of • general election, end dime is no doubt the political. personal, and social intonate conflict vary sermaly the public mind. This must always be the cue ta now cemntriee, sad it is the more explicitly developed la Now South Wolfe,. where the dear* for municipal Improve 'seats is growing daily more Muses sod 'wigwam from tea toward circaneetanms, which um bAully be controlled by theereacal Moe oby candidates. oho haws secured their mats, hardly ✓ealise any wpresentation of the principles of the cenetite. eery. The eleceon of the Premier ro the head of the poll wee looted out es • stetter of room. The rears of his most leveed sad determined mown , . Mr. Jerome Iderthe, ems se the het ell the poll, he excited some asrpriee; nod the simpler Melt of yeallesies of trust mid madame, he Mr. Caper yeller by those who were his former bleeds bee nailed wargielee. . . . . . . The arer — suburbah election has also created tend doable excitement. far Daniel Cooper, BpsUs ed the late Assembly, ass the almost muted candidate; hat a few weeks ago be met en opponent hi the penes O= Mr. Wisdom, who, dthengh hot preneeely an p Ids, ha overtime' here with sone axes* at the kw. Per haps the beet claims he had to preent himmlf to the coned theory were the enomeasste lett to him by Ids greadistbse and father, both of thus leaving names very dear le the colonists. Bv a cumpantivaiy mall majority 8k Daniel Coupe was veto , although we heva no doubt that • men intended disposition in hie favour prevails threteghent the ethay. Of the net of the ministry it Is almost certain that the Coloalal Treasurer (Mr. Weeks) and the &notary of Leads sad Public Works (Mr. Robertson), will be rewired by their late • constituentiee Few other of the well-known paths _ _ . glary same are before the country, but there an many These epistler are likely to kook the proceedings of the gamin peribunitut with more than ordinary interest. SMARR MARK CT. —Sines oar lest summary dated May 18, do Awe min ket hie bees very buoyant; and, as money has bees pretty plestiful for bevestruent, an edvance he takes plea In the pekes of most sere/Wee. The enctomicee that bare taken pleas have bees as follow Bank of New South Wales have improved IL to If. 10. per slime ; Commercial Bask shares continue in great request, and have simutord 21. 10e. per share, and holders are asking for a farther advance. Ti,. new shares have like• sties improved 60.. per share. There he been • great demand foe Auetralian Joint Stock shame, in consequence of • proposal to Menses tit it capital, and their shares have hews readily bought up at as advance of IL to lf. 10s. per obare. Union Bank charm are about 10e. per sham higher. Auetralatien Steam Navigation Company's dimes are more sought after, soles have lately bees mule at CFor Newcastle Coal and Copper Company's share. there better feeling evinced, and they have improved 6 to 7i per ease. Oss-Itght Compasy's shares are firm it quota time. Sydney haunters sham are • shade higher. Government &battens are way firm, end term dad is 1860, hove been mold at 2 per cent. premium interest, and those due la 1876 at per cent. premium sad interest. laterminables are steady at 98 to 99 sad laisesse. ESCORTS.—The quantity of gold MP aired how oar leveret gold fields during the alamli of May has been 21,210 or.. Dunes the terra. apondleg mouth of 1868 tha &menet. received was 17.918 id The ).crew as the receipts of the meth is. therefore, 3.306 0z.., or 18 per coot There has Use • slight falling off in the yield from the Western gold fields, hot there is considerable increment the amount received from the Bottilurn and Northern gold field.. Durum the first Bei month. of the year 1838 the quantity of gold dam delivered wee 87,319 on. For the ram. period of the preset per the receipts have Dm-stated to 115,092 or.. Them is, therefore, as Increase of 27,773 ounce., or shout 31 per teat. in favour dike present year. Business during the past month hub.= pretty asides, and most of our markets wear an improved aspee, ka emir Terme of duo deals. that has lately takes pies ft air news to thi•colosy. The advice" received, par N have also tieded to strewth= the prices of wet articles of esesureptios, se it Is evioest, from the few ships that mind hoes London for Sydsey during the month of Much, that ear markets wili not, for terse time ti come, be overstocked. There is, however, it tolerable sonly of all dercriptons of goods both here cad at Melbourne, end this will therefore reveal say coneiderable rim trout mime place. Freight. to Lando. are without 'heretics, viz..—Wool, =reedid. pee lb. ; is full bole., 14. to 16e. per tos ; it, its. to 2.5 e. per too ; cocoanut oil, 20.. to 26.. per ton; spine oil, 31:1o. to 36e. per too; Henri gam, 17.. to 20e. pm tee ; and timber, lte. to 20s. per lord. The following is from the summary of the Boutli stestrelarni Register of Jane IS: . . . la oar teat we stated that • dell IMOD was I I aspeschiag, sad we se now to add that it ha arrived. Dail es the memos asessearily 1., it le fall of hopeful facts. The weather, which M • gnat ,wrote canal ita dulness, I. everything that the country settler scald with, and promises abouriace sorb es be. sot been 'skied here for several years. The wrier, bide fair to be one of Mae old-feshioned sereas that la earlier days reed to owesee that Inzweistes of profiles which made the fertility t f S .nth Austrelia drew. Bo there an other eirrorostamor• fad native of an eandition which do not eo °bail:m.ly write every= Tame are the ales of crows lads sod the exports of cereal ClalThe labia chow that our resources are examinee peoporsos which, murdering the depreeron of the Mass, le truly wrederfal, and which proves slalom beyond that hs eery martial quality oar material maps• a nadietarbed. mintiest secretariat. of the month parer move then sewage lateral. The chief tweet is the tempnrary ear threw of the arnbtry, followed immediately by their era- Maarten in elks with grater power awl mere armed stability. Unbar oar premnt althea] circamenneee we min ectesetly boa to eters the cesdaton °Hilarity regarded as • 11001~, 0011Miaitallt of c nwitato.s.l aid p r is mondary geweremeat. Me bare comparatively few petal MIS pa stured of mblialetretive sad legislative shiny saadent to amble Mem la line perinea of • etram mialsery; sad ly Me &alias of the few between two boars the ameba is preerksin mode rill *Mallow. It as to he Imped that the emperlsece ganef by the working of oar sesseleciemel meshimery thus tar will suable um to einem mein snore et His ant primeval Weems, and la other wen to memo welter tiring, of political action. Kr. J. Hart. 11.1' , Maeda proceeding to England by the lanes, for the tarp se of isdaciu Enclish manillas to tura Hirt entiou to our immense wawa resoarass. we It person In sun a purpose amid warmly, we think, leave lowa elected. Hos load faddism is the colony sad thorough amau Minns. with all in adore, added to his s.cial t uition aid extra/ v. swam no a ma* of besuates, mast Ova weight and Mauve eto kis representations. The PROM:Ca MA kit RTS hare caeca mere resumed their IMO of grams., and laseasee hes shown .case activity. FLOVII, attach yesterday alone at 241. 10s., after having umiergome a rhe if 30e. a tem epee the resent of the Chid= mews, Me minim wend et sheet 241. 10.. to 221 and Isle wen hen dose at 241. 6e. sad 261 10s., at which latter p me than wen tennis the meekoit at the den of Mat son. Heiden, however, refused is all nen, M. Covets temsne newly at 1101. per toe. so alteration banns hese made In the price y the burrs board also. last mink. 11411.D100 MaTINIALS lam* *lightly improved of late, in erfrequerro of • little b•dter &suedd and Ma prospect of name more Wise wasted for work. .tout to tve skadutakint by Om on. , e+uthe et and micas izdieids.le. i• /th L 11..1 o.wry arm tbe ..tack• being avaon.lly short. Pricess Nu 1 bave tarn 5.4.1 at la bid. oust 1.. 61.: st Le. id.; sad Neva vprrro at la. 50. DII•PLUT. Wil..salsktad iatuice• a !Ovules sad Annie are worth Mont athr I on invoke. Mantnelons and testy dew ors m very good &wawa, as ere alio sonata asel dens W1..1011460 al W.wt .v.,' itivertptlola at a noel os Mann nil ut rare cans would noes commeed a better peke this Ulm SPORTING. BRIGHTON RAMA-THURSDAY _ _ • Tin OWID ftrAxo Puma (Iliatissp) of 60 son. Ow NO& - fir W. leerbb lakies. by 144isaIrbirt. 6 MR 7.6 Ilk 11.. Ilba I ig asssyse..s. sor ti e lb .... .......... ... 4 - dr li. qb. .M.. MIA lb , ... .....,....., 10.111116 I Tall WINTON COP 94 1•11 MEL El RPM; oildol be a livomossio at 6 .0.1. nob fir 3.yr dim and apotopio. Op tima-mike ***bra, &a AMID Oms mi. Mr. B. Ties llirrld . otroplostgPleuißiall Ohm Jim Int UN. 1 Mr. Ilerbres 11.64 16 16666 4 ME *Af t . - 4. 1 Mr. mew. 1111tEnuE., 3no ..1 m . 4 14 V 4 I Mr. S. JRcERA Mean 0.... a 74.1110P.114 11b...1 4 PERET YEAR OP THE SIONTE MAIORTOW MENIAL STARR. of 10 WV.. rock, wits IS sided ter 2-yr olds; aka, be 7lb ; fillies Pat 41b. WYNN, aka 7 .Y.C. - .. _ - - 1/I;:limetiicZet by The Follow Bask anal Sabatifsaa let we Iterekenyl # 1 Duke of Bedford s Rob. ht 41h . ...... (I,lslames) Fiala'. Queen A.M. 4lb . (D. Beef., 3 Dacidnur Heat 6t04 on Gold .. Rule. TIN nos-favourits made neatly ell the running and woo by tworthi THE CHAMPAGNE STAKES Of 5 WTl.ach y with 100 added, kw 3.yr-olds and upwards ; allowances and penaltiss. Mae sib.) Mc. 13. IL *wetted r Mayooeir. by Teldhaeton, at .11l Foramen) 1 Mr. J. Lemei wtld Re... 7.1% ea. •L. Bowden) 2 TIM Stain' STAR= of 6 on. ..ch, with 30 added. for 2-yr•olds wad upwards ; optional Wain weight', Ice. Hall wintla - Mr. S. Iliebert Maven, by Marinelee. 4r4 140/.1, TrtLb Mr. Nanders Totter, 4 yrs 1401 I. Tent, Haar/ Mr. Winos ricoet. 3 yrs NW I.YI Illblonr for 0 In. 111. beam) 3 TM fullotriag 8140 raa—Afrms, eby Footeinal—eamdal, Lady /gluts" Lady Bird, 6U7 by 81am—Pralies, eby Btom--Moodkee, Firm Meenaroni, Concert, and Plops. The Illy by Leasable oat of Raga 2 yrs (100!), 54 131 b (H. Bradley), was weighed for, bat she books sway, ran into the to me did sot pro thet . pest. THE PATILIOX PLAT! ei WM wave. (Handicap). Winarre Wm. Or Tembilies. f ris, Tit a flb any.... ........... ..... .................. Mr. Am'. Cedis-bmp..ll gm la Nib KT. Jalwa • Ofeble. g is.4ollllb ina. M lON 1 lab; *nutlignut. HOUSE OF LORDS.-AUOUBT 4. APPLuJi. SIN W. RAVELING, 38112. V. ELLISON. L lids ems, widen wa• fay sported to the Berms of yerierday, the arguments were aceelnded, aad judgment DOLPHIN V. 10111N11.—JUDOMINT. This wee the fire appeal from the Court of Probate. The err was argued in February last, and judgment postponed. By direction of their lordships it wee reheard by one cow:eel mid* in the course of last week, sad the home took tune to consider their judgment until to-day. The feats were ea lows :—The appeal was brought from ma interioeutery decree • or order made by Sir Cromwell Cresswell, the Indite of the Court of Probate, on 6th March, 1868, la a ease of "Robins and Parton v. Dolphin," instituted by the meat eat upon dents to obtain depletion to probate of eertain instruments executed by Mary Ann Dolphin, otherwise Marie Boatel° dos Pont... the deceased in the said eases, on 11th April, 1864, purporting to be her lest will, sad • codicil thereto. The questions involved are whether a tedamentary instrument executed by Marie Eustelle de Pont.., dreamed, formerly Mary Ann Dolphin, on 23rd of June, 1866, in Paris, in the empire of France, was • good and valid royals ties of all foregoing wills Made by her up to that date ; and whether the alleg ed testamentary instruments executed in liegland by the deceased on 1 lth April, 1854, purporting to be her will and codicil, made remnant to a power in • certain indenture settling on her certain property ' independent of the control of her huebend, dated lath No vember 1839, are a valid and subsisting execution, by will and codicil, of the raid power, It appeared that in the year 1822, Vernon Dolphin (the appellant), a native Englishman, sad then and still domiciled in England. married the testa trix, then Mary Ann Payne, spinster, and they afterwards lived and cohabited together as husband and wile at Eyfnrd, Gloucestershire, and elsewhere in England, until 1839, when time separated by mutual consent, and ever after lived apart. By an indenture of 15:1 November, 1839, certain freehold property was conveyed by Mr. Dolphin and hie wife, in trust, to pay the revenue thereof for her life and to her representa tives if she were the survivor; and in the event of her death rt.=his life, to be disposed of in such manner as she appoint, notwithstanding her covetture, and in default el each appointment by her to revert to hi r husband, Mr Dolphin. On 11th April 1 864, in pursuance of this power Moe. Dolphin made • will, by which she left her prepare; in trust to Thomas Francis Robins and Thomas Paxton (the reepondeete) to pay certain legacies and anenitiee, and the residue she bequeathed " unto her true and beet friend Gene-, ral;Amedeir DaVt , rt , a Pont,,, Commandant I la Rochelle in Preece, whose wrongs she declared were not withilly coned by her, and that both be and .es were the victims alarmist deoeption and injury." In the Febrnery of that yeer, Mrs. Dolphin having ascertained that Mr. Dolphin bad gar to Scotland, where he resided until 6th June follow ing, she elan went there, sod instituted a suit in the Court of Session in Scotland against him for • divorce on the ground of adultery, and, on the 20th July, 1864, • decree was made dissolving the marriege, and giving the wife liberty to marry again. On the Bth of October, 1864, Mn. Dolphin was married, in her maiden name of Payne, is the pariah church of St. Mary, Edinburgh, to General Amedie Theodore Davkla de Pontes, military commandant of Rochelle, in France, • Frenchman by birth, end then and still domiciled in France, and from that time lived and cohabited with him as his wife in France, in which muse"' she died on the 28th of September, 1856. It appeared that all the necessary steps were taken to make a marriage between a French subject and a forepaw valid by the law of France ; end in 1866 t h e tes tatrix was converted from the peoteetant to the Rem= catholic religion. On the 3rd of April, 1866, the deceased lands • will naming her husband, General de Pont.., her =legatee, and General Kees, aerator, sole executor. Zed June, 1866, she made a holograph will is the &Bowleg words —." 1 revoke all foregoing wills made by toe up to this date, the 23rd of June, 1866, Paris." This she signed in the name of Marie Eustelle Davesifie de Pontes, sad the sealed it in sn'envelope, which she endorsed and signed sebum* Lest will! have made this day, the 23rd June, 1666, Marie Neatens Davezies de Pontos." No question was mind se is the mental capacity of the testatrix to make a will • is her death. Mr. Dolphin wet tip an allegation in the Court at Probate that Ma holograph will of the 23rd of June was trrinnty pad and valid and effectual to all inmate and pu rism me thee the will and codicil of the 11th of April, lam:were invoked thereby, the result being that the dispo sition of the property in that will woe done away with, end it reverted to Mr. Dolphin. The point in dispute Is whether a Scotch divorce is good to dissolve an English marriage, the appellant insisting that at the time of her death the testatrix wee lawfully divorced from her marriage with him, and wee lawilelly married to General de or even if that wee ale held to be the our, then that she Pont .. ; iied acquired • Preach dmicila by residence and consequently that her last will ✓elektag all the othe r, was valid. The Judge of the Court et Probate refused to recognise the Scotch diseolutiou of isselefsge, and therefore held that the domicile of Mr. Dol e Mat of the testatrix, who was still his wife, and *e revoking instrument made in France was inopera tive, and did not revoke the previous will made in England. It wee against this decision that the present appeal wee fraught. Their lordships: held that the decision of the *court below was correct, and that the Scotch comets had no power to die : solve an English marriage unless the pude were bogie tide domiciled in Scotland, and that there was nothing in the fact that the wife had chosen to establish a domicile of her own in France. The decree of the court below was there ' fore affirmed and the appeal dismissed, but without cons. lice relied. He coutended that there were plenty of other perms, sad some of them of the lowest possible cha racter, who frequented the Jim and had opportunities of seeing money bass has the draweri which was robbed, and that part of the am therefore fell to the ground. A tramp or stranger, knowing tbil pleas was only protected by an old ireindia, might have seen the light *peters when the child was put to had, might have got in by means of a common latch key, sad 'aerated himself; or • man might have come to toe women with a false tale ; or some one might hers obtained possession of the key in the daytime, and watched his opportunity to use it, aM hare thus men lifted the mime. Nobody could say Mrs. Baker had no gin in her house before the murder. Where was the pretence for supposing that the prisoner put the packet of silver In Cabbage-lane P if he bad murdered the woman, and had bad the whole night to himself, he would have selected some man distant spot to doom& cola that was marked. The evidence with regard to the stamps bad entirely failed ; end it was appalling to think that a man might be hanged upon such testimony se bad been produced with reference to the cheques. He concluded by expressing • hope that God would guide tbem to • right verdict. The court then adjourned until this morning, when the c. set excitement prevailed in the neighbourhood of the mowded court. His Lordship summed up with great solemnity. He eald that probably the jury would never again in their lime have to enter upon such • momentous inquiry, and no time could be wasted and no labour mthereployed to endearourhig to come to • right conclusion. He did not think it right for the intervals of the prisoner or the public that they should enter upon the lest part of the investigation. The evidence in this osse was of a eircumatentiel nature, but if they found all the circumstances tending to the n elusion of the prisoner's guilt, ft would coast' tuts • ease upon which the jury might safely act- They were to dismiss from their minds everything re-. lating to the prisoner's former life, because nothing of that had been proved, and, as far as they were concerned, there was nothing against him but this terriblecharge. His lordship then proceeded to comment upon the ,Ohlraillollll evidence, wanting the circumetthoes with great dearness, the primmer leaning his face upon his arms on the rails of the dock never once raising his head. The other clerks in doodles (said his lordship) came out of the involigation without • stain upon them, and it was panful for them to have to give evidence upon • capital charge against their former companion. The life of the pri armee was in their hands, and he thanked Ood it was not for him but them to decide. They had • solemn duty to die charge to the prisoner, not to convict him on suspicion, but they had also a solemn duty to discharge to the public not to acquit him if they believed him to be guilty. Direct evidence there was none, hat if juries always waited for direct evidence, very few crisleals would ever be convicted. He could seenothit g is reference to the notes and cheques upon which ft would be safe to rely. It depended entirely upon the credit they thought they might repose in the witnesses Seers and Thomas. He could hardly think that they had come to swear away a man's life on this occasion by sweating that which they had never seen. If they believed those witnesses, the prisoner was proved to he in posseertion, not of the stolen cheques, but of • cheque which was burnt in hie room. That was what the evidence amounted to. He ha, in the course of his re marks said all he could say in favour of the prisoner. If the jury thought he wan guilty, they must do their duty to their country and find him so. If they entertained any doubt, not a capricious, but • remiceuthie and substantial doubt, they would give the prisoner the benefit of the doubt. With the counsel as both aide., he wished that God might guide them to • right conclusion. The jury retired to consider their verdict. In about 45 minutes the bailiff came beck: and said the jury could not agree. There was no action taken upon this announcement, and the jury continued their deliberation.. At 3 o'clock his lordship sent • message to the jury, that he would retire to his lodgisge, and would return to court to reosivii their verdict. At ten minutes to 4it was announced that the jury bad agreed, and a message to that effect was sent to the jester, who immediately returned to court. The totem= then announced that they found • verdict of Not Gsii.ty. A Aortal same followed, for the prisoner, who bad been led up in a Oats of exhaustion, wee seined with • fit, and it required the utmost exertion of three strong men to reetrein his violence. This was on his recovery from • kind of feint ing fit, in which be fall when the verdiot was delivered. A glees of water was procured, part of which he drank eagerly. sad reecennemord struggling. At length be articulated, "I sm imeocest, lam innocent." He appeared not to coin the verdict, until it was notated to him by Captain Ve h enl i the (oversee of the gaol, whom he clutched by the hand, and said, "God reward you for your kindness." He wee removed from the dock with great shilli.ulty, his Lee veering as expression of terrible ghastliness, and his whole dimeasour presenting the ides of • man whose reason was suddenly lost. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—WARwicx, Matra 4. (Before Mr. Justice Williams.) //lOTA AT FOLIARILL. Jana Cooke, 22, miner, Darah Bartlett, 36, married wood, Wiliest Lawn, 22, miner, and Joasph Ward, 30, miser, were charred with having riotously assembled with others, on the 14th of April, as the pariah of Foloshill, and did then and there assault and best one Thomas Leadbitter, oontrar to t he ei waists. Mr. appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. O'Brien forte ow. The offence arose out of en atiempt on the part of a num- •be of peop le to prevent the propnetors of a colliery—the Vicmrfa C olliery—employing contain people in his colliery, and the prisoner Cooky took the part of a ringleader, sad threshed a man earned Leadbitter, and pushed him into a • ditch. The jury food Cook* Guilty of a common sessinit; the other pretests, Not Ora,. Thaw Duties, U, weaver ; Samuel Gaby, the yotthger. 30, stein; and iforyerd Gothy, 69, married roam, were charged wider header drcuaisearices. The jury, after a short deliberation, returned a verdict ci Guilty against all the primers Bete cos deferred. NORFOLK ClRCUlT.—lpswica, AUGUST 4. Caowx COORT.—(Bdure the Chief Berm) ENTRIES FOR TB* CUARRWFICH AND CAMBRIDOSSRIRR. CR11•11ZWITC11 STAMM, • t••• MadYiy d 21 tom tea, 16 ft, with 200 added by the Jockey Clab, lor 3-yr-olit and upwards; the ',humor am Doncaster St. Laser to awry 121 b ettre; the second horse in the St. Leger, et the wiser of the Dosoaver Cup. 61b extra; the winner et • lisulkop value 300 Nom after the publication of the weights to tem 711 t, any other htndiesp 316 eon ; the extra weights to be aortunultdive up to 1016; the owner of the ..aced born to motive 60 tore. out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 30 wren to the judge. Ceiarewitch Coarse. (201 istrantee.) The weights to be pabliebed in tbe " Gdandar" Aar Warwick nose, sod ossopmoras to be eigelled on or Wore Tomoday, the eattoolay, 111th of is Le lugtombor siva., by 12 chink at noon, to W miT'y. I We ikeismis I I • AWN_ , ... =•.... .... ..7 I Sake. licesbel II '334 tivegssissin 4 1 002111 : ,mow « 4 e— •Wri::::::::: i n I I ... Gunlin 3 thiZrZL:::::: 3 emasiii‘iis ...... rrs ii : fl▪ klUaacciii ! ▪ Mle ...... =l:Cigar:: 1 t Nedra 1 s nes m . 7 iska swair M ..... Mreedlelso r b ireersii ' As Hai ' Us• tlaßtre AO ri : : !Mem . luable Isis 8 Zr i eviiiiiii . : : t =11: ..... 1 ;; BI; .... - ... 1 .... ...... ... ........ . tti 5w.... ....- t t . ...... . • . .iii.::::::: I tfr Yowls— ...... :::: 1 :::::: elaiME ...... MUNI • ... Tam ins ... lam = 4 .. I M aral 'a Cr 1.41 . 14 . 11 i Mina Irma' Ands ram ''' k...:::::" ... Ma I .;.:.::: 0~. Nimbi ...... I Offmskr Tluiras liqina Ils, Mongol/ 1 =V....-. 4 MITES= PDS 1113 CAMBRIDOZIONM Buis d imes. aaoh, 10 tt., and fi& if &Amok ow of Win Two. day, the 13t1 d ispimber, with 100 added. Quitaus• coarse. CM Naha) Weights to be deshed et efe aime tine as far fate Caserwitch. Aso % l it 60. e . ::. .. :: lealma ...... • /Lame Asimin Arsenal ... Dlik low ..... ■d,r. ?IWO ... 4 4 heal. 4 a• ft ..... 4 gown ..... Moe. ..... I . , ...::::::: ttu..........,.::: ..... , r „,,.,„,....."., m Mast ...... I o d r ▪ a t S Z • a kiiiit •• ••• • •• • Po" • •• • ....... • Min Palm ban MY. Bob ...... dela . 4 C•barl4. • ii. ..... • Swaim iamb . *" • i Easa. rallmini.,.., •••••• 4 Avalsalliva 3 ins . KW( • Nesale Zooms mak. •: i The Omsk . ...... 7= ... I mt. Oambsol_ . b 3131.1811••• • p.m.? Mawr . .... . , :: we Aga11e........ 3 L.d,L Abed ........ 4 irer — "cbas .7:7.: ; we To La.ttr..f E°loll' of Tooor I NEMOIII Arson ?whir I I •z , i •~:..... n... ............. L.7,71;ei ' :::: .... s Yid .... Fasiper,,, • i Now Issysk S Pompon ...... 4 131, II ...... .. ...... TI. t .,..... 3 !!d.i.i . 7 6.711. - ROYAL TAUNT SQUADRON REGATTA. COWEN ac.. 4. The amoral dinner of the menthere oftiresi;eficrn wee bald lett night, end was attended by about ellgentleenen. The chew team unto by the commodore. the Earl of Wilton, end the vice-chair by the Morgan of Conyogbere. The usual invitations were sent le the racers of the ',lel yachts, sad entoept the tailors were the Prom of Leiningen, Ertl - rhaeoi;test for bar ide f eety*seap commenced this welting, sal there were eve swim It was a tune race, the allowance hew hair Arker's soak, and it wee open to cutters and yawls et the Itoyal Ysekt /IMAM odor b 0 toss. nis following were at their Nations of the Castle, when preparatiena were node Isr the wart. they were ail cutter tinged Beneetio, 79 tows, Caswell Illwranns Smith, owner; He rten, 63 Wan Sir A. Basseesaa, Bert., owner; Osprey, 69 emu OoteoW IL W. Homy, owner; L.djbt,d , 3.5 tons, J. P. Lethbridge, Bag., owner; eyelets, 63 t 0.., C.ptain R. H. Smith-Ban), owner. _ _ A y @tort woe effected, the Osprey obtOnlag a lead, V the bald for soma time. The Bratlett. followed doe la bee wake, wad ant her was the Marini The Lady bird did not awed herself other position at the kart, se she was soon passed by some el the other reseal.; bat before thy were lint eight of an their way to the Weraer ' the resabed acmes the brunette end Lace.. .mead. The start, It should b. stat.d, rack piww at 11, and on a abort time the yacht. were oat of *light. The boat result of rbe match was eat knows whew the boat left for Suitt beuipt.ia nt bait plea 4. Than ie to be • htodi, op rag e oo Saturdoy, Non to yachts of any elan. SOW. tor the dna ireeeel, end fiir the woad. Flee to start, or no ram. The wonders of the handicap will not be Gannon. ed till 9 o'cluca on the aloralorr of the MOB. There well be no nos ter-tmtrusr, re the two matchee will be waged lot° eye. - --- • CLECTIIIe TELEOkAPM ) Brwaette arrived at nU ...woe yew 6, beating Osprey by two aiau•e. r wad woa by taw. Noma third. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—Lzwu.s, AUGUST 4. (Bekaa Mr. Justice Crowder.) Jams ifittAsli, 29, • young man of gentlemanly anae mia, Mesita as • land surveyor, pleaded guilty to a charge et I L nglag end uttering a cheque for 401., with intent to de ft enteral that the phasic had taken up his abode at the Mess Mead. et fimehrp, in company with • female, and *Mae supeassated himself to be Lord Charlville, and wee amsaniatly treated with all the respect becoming the posi tion he bed Millaßild• He and his companion hoed on the her of every thing the hotel could produce until the bill sateanted to 361., and he then borrowed 61. of the lendlord, M gave him • cheque for 401., signed t' Clariville," which tamed out to be of no value. The prisoner put in a written statement, which represented that hie friends were highly respectable, end be had himself been educated at Canibodee, and had followed the occupation of an estate agent, but from unavoidable caner he hod be come rides d, and deltas had driven him to commit the offence to which he had pleaded guilty. Upon these facts be entreated his lordship to pass • lenient soutanes upon him. The learned Judge said the prisoner had pleaded guilty to a very grave offence and it wee painful to see a man appa rently of good edu cation, and who seemed to have formerly Ailed a respectable petition, in such • situation es be stood at present. With regard to the condition in which be repre sented himself to be at the time he committed the offence, be could not help expreesing his opinion that no ono could be reduced to such • condition unless be bad been guilty of some great misconduct, and be should have felt it his duty to pas. • much mono severe sentence than the one he was about to pronounce if he did net oonsider that the punishment of im prisonment to a man in his condition wee much mere severe and irksome then it would be to a person in a lower condi tion of life. He then rentaced the prisoner to be kept to bard labour for 12 mooths. James Goble surrendered to take his trial for the man- Mahar of Charlie Hammond. Ms. Wyatt prosecuted ; the prisoner was defended by Mr. The prisoner, It appeared, was the landlord of the Wheat sheet public-hour at Athedel, and as the night mentioned he the indictment, the deoeimod, who wee his brother-in law, and several other parsons, were at the home, and the wish et them were more or lea the worse for liquor. In the emu at the evening a gunnel took place between the Mleeeand the deceased, and the former struck his brother n sieveral violent bl ions, and he died tan afterwards of of the brain, the death being apparently pertly , = l lr elcs atable to the condition of drunkenness of the deceased me doubt accelerated by the injuries he bad received. Mr. Itoueell, in his wares' to the jury for the defence, endeavoured to shove that the death of the deceased wore for the drunkewand excited condition he was in at the time, end that the peo.oncr therefore ought not to be convicted upon the pree-ent charge. Mr. Justice Crowder having summed up, the jury retired, sod were locked op till nearly ten o'clock at night, when they agreed, and were conducted to the judge's lodging and gave • verdict of guilty. The prisoner wee this naming sentenced to be imprisoned end kept to bard labour for three months. John Berate surrendered to take his trial for wilful and earrept perjury. Mr. Rohm/ton end Mr. Merrifield conducted the prosecn tio• ; Mr. Dighy Seymour, of the Northern Circuit, wee specially retained, with Mr. Pearce, for the defence. The defendant is • men of some position and property at Brighton, and it was stated that at the last election for the western division of Soren he let off la • carriage, drawn by four greys, to Ufa himself es a candidate. The offence ice !' puled to him was, that upon the bearing of a summons before the Brighton megistrame, which charged Mr. Cheat, the landlord of the Bun Hotel, at Brighton, with en offence under the Vicereine,' Act, he swore that on the 12th of May, which wee • Sunday, persons had been served with spirits and wine alter twelve o'clock on Baur : My and before one o'clock, p.m., on the day named. It ape pared to be very clearly made out that the defendant had made a 'eaten:tent to this effect, and that it wee not true; but at the tame time it • that there wee a goof deal of party feeling involved in the inquiry, and that the defendant bad been imbibing pretty plentifully and wee • good dial excited, and it was very probable that at the time be made the statement he really believed be wee speaking the truth, but wee wieteken in the boor. Mr. Sey incur made • very able address he the jury for the defeedeut, end he contended that there wee no evidence to show that the etatement io ewe ion was oat, willully and corruptly, and ..id aka thot wee eet thlithed he ought not to be convicted. Mr. Juvrios Crowder having summed cep, the jury returned • verdict cf not OXFORD CIRCUIT.—HEILITORD, Aroust 4. THE LEDEURY MURDER. Yeetewlay, after the deswatee of tow preuel, Mr. Huddle- Moo ..rouatwd the doleree of ter pn•umr. be otereeded et mew Ides* to mays, the evidate• upon which the petweer YARROW V. BLOOMPIELD.--41DUCTION AT TILAYLINOHAM. Mr. Coach and Mr. Brown appeared for the plaintiff ; Mr. H. Mills appeared as counsel for the defendant. The action was brought to recover chimeras from the de fondant fur having 'edited the daughter of the plaintiff, whereby he had loot the use of her rervices in his business. The defendant pleaded not guilty ; esoondly, that the daughter was not acting in the capacity of servant to the plaintiff. The plaintiff, who formerly carried on the business of an outfitter at Fremluisharn, brought this action to recover damages from the deficient, a farmer residing at Pram liegbam, in this county, for having seduced his daughter, Jane Ellen Farrow ' which led to the birth of a child In June, 1858. The daughter of the plaintiff was confined unexpectediy, and the child was found concealed in • drawer in her bed room. She had no moistener, rendered her at the birth of the child ; and, afar her delivery she was found in an unoonrcione state, and remained so in the plain tire house for *metal weeks afterwarde, during which time a eau tier'. inquest was held over the body of the infant found. The result of the Inquest wee a verdict of the jury eg unat the plaintire daughter of " wilful murder." The mother of the child, in consequence of her extreme illness, wits not at once removed to gaol, but remained at the home of the plaintiff in the custody of two policemen, until • abort time before the holding of the seems, at Iperreh in 1868. At the trial the grand jury ignored the bill charging her with wilful murder, but she was put upon her trial on a charge of concealing the birth, of which charge she was acquitted. This circum stance combined with • libel which had appeared in one of the tont paper., charging the plaintiff with inhuman con duct towards his daughter (and which libel wit the subject of an action at the present sasiz-s) was alleged as being the mum of the ulaintirs bmiseee as an outfitter and man milliner, at Frambegbam, for upwards of thirty years being totally deatroyed. It was alleged that the pleb:airs beginner, until the unfortunate occurrence referred to occurred,brought him in • sufficient income to maintain end bring einem-et ably • family 01 23 children. The plaintiff end has daughter, Jane Ellen, were entrained, and proved the above foots. nue ares the plamtaff's awe. Mr. Malls eddremed the jury for the defence, and the de fendant hirmall was examined. . _ The jury. rater a short deliberation, returned a verdict the phunutt, (Lammers 501. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mgr Par Ma , Tani, Total, RAILWAY& °~'OTIS oilman. 1666. We. W.* Maar Jab , IS 11.11116 pee* 4.9 LIM Woe edam July U. Gees. 1116.9, leirke Y Ameba ...... - 596 477 1.074 935 lOW gel Muer - 4434 1.137 7.271 7.114 lasalner sad earllde eel& 1•6 Riede aid Redeem - 4.763 3.190 1,1153 7.132 Wei mete Jail 3 • Ledaesee gee Needles l6 470 Pa TTO 719 Reeled mad Unmet . 77 TV eM 1.19) 1.163 aerated sod Weems ..- 3l 1•3 el 335 Mem sad elliema 335 441 Me 144 414* leen 744 17443 19.9.3 11.11 3 * 33.19 • ewe 1444 . - - 7.119 T.:00 dedreaarl 2461653tas wait team Jly &NUM 003•110.31021011. Noun llama IN 10.991 9.312 NM 26 . 816 tir4W k; 3 4 kr,l I:2 till Shisplire Ilsr io NTS Ireemale. swelso Wee 1.411 3.306 3.333 llorport. £10400337. 103 1 ammo OW 104 901 1.411 UM lUtta.4 4101 .;111 . 116;1\ in 0 1 1 ‘ mr• u 1.991 6M 1.117 • Mb bids Um nealpta et the bplab isi Lobos Lavin ter MY peen On Wednesday last, at Wolverhampton, Ana Smith, the wife of slostmen from Worcester, administered lib int half a rot .f rum, zest, to Imo child, s boy about five year. i.f. me. TM tact oomiog to the knowledge of the po. be., the 3 nod the child taken to a surgeon, Who administend an ...be, whirls had he effect of obviating the dangerous °cumquats' that would otherwise Moo followed. 1 MARKETS. BUGAM.—Tbe imports in July have been has than those during the previous month, and the total for the seven month. t e 239,600 against 257,300 tons in the same period of 1868, while the Gunmetal deliveries for the seven montha have been 286,930 against 242,200 tons last year, not incind tog the extra quantity on which duty has been paid in expect tenon of an advanced scale, which is supposed to be about 40,000 tons. The actual bonus connmptioa still continues to show bat the very trifling comparative dadlidency of about 8,000 tons, notwithstanding that the last wee a much more abundant fruit gluon than the present, sad the stock duty paid and in bred is 90,700 tons against 97,800 on the let August, 1868. As regards the prospects for the reminder of dos year, there appears no grand to aaddpsts any great change in the wane of the market; sad the mewl mode rate scale of prices may be imputed to be nalntained. la the demand will melt probability Wally equate the 'apply. The Wt ad vices from the West Indies are has dliceuraging es to the injury to the canes from drought, and there is DO DOD feature in the reports from other tropical conatrion The establishment of pesos may be expected to give ea impetne in continental rusticate, which view I. confirmed by the report of the result of the Dutch ask on the 29th alt.— (From the Monthly Circular of Mews. Truman and Roam.) COTTON.—LIVIRPOOL, Avocet 4.—The sales of cotton to-day are estimated at 8,000 bales. A quiet market at yastarday's Esioes. WOOL AND WORST ED.—Bnanvonn, Atrocity 4. The wool warehousesare all well stocked with deem and only crocoptiativaly supplied with very fine-sorted woo/a. The business) doing m languid. Prices are too high for spinners to lay in stocks. At present ratan therefore, they only bay to meet immediate and pressing wanta. In node sad shorts there is no change worthy of notice. In worsted yarns, the demand for home coneumption keeps uniformly steady, sad spinners are for the most part under contract for distant delivery. In the export trade there is less buoy ancy than there wan, the enhanced prices having daring the week checked operations with the contioest. In pieces the manufacturers are generally well employed to order. The late advance in pricer, however, makes it exceedingly diffi cult to realise the cost of prediction. They seek higher rates, in self defence, but they are very reluctantly con- CORN.—Btaxterozaw, An (MIT 4.—At 01040041er mar ket on the 30th, wheat was firmly held for former rates ; at Worcester the mime day, a reduction of la. per quarter was reluctantly submitted to. Barley unaltered. Oats held kir previous rates Beans rather cheaper. Peas difficult to sell. Daring the present week, on the limited transactions reported in wheat, the turn waa in favour of the buyer. Barley tending downwards. Oats, brans, sad pm, only found buyers in retail. At Wolverlunipton, yesterday, wheat was again le. per grimier lower. At this day's market there was a less mipply wheat, which could only be told at a decline of Is. per quarter. Barley, oats, and beans, all held for previous rates. More doing In peas. Devizes, AUOVBT 4—Harvest is now in full operation, and many farmers were chant, nevertheless there was a liberal supply of wheat for the time of year ; several lota of new were rhown ; the quality was very lice, red weighing up to 13 souse 3 net, and some whits Talavera, 12 amore if, which sold at 26e. a sack tha best new red selling for 235. Generally there was a good business done, the prime of last week being fully main tained, with the turn slightly is favour of the teller. The new crop amorally is not well spoken of, blight and mildew being said to have done much injury both to quantity and quality. Wheat, best, 42r. to 46e.; ditto, middling, 37r. to Olt. • ditto, inferior, 34e. to 375. Barley, 26a. to 30s. °sterna to 335. Boom. 465. to 60s. Peas, 425. to 46a. Flour, Co., 345. to 38e. per neck; ditto, asecoods, 325. to ills. _ . MANCHESTER, AVOCA'S 4.—There was about en avenge attendance at our Corn Barham this morning, and the weather being fine, the market wee devoid of activity. Fresh wheat and flour sold to a moderate extent, at the currency of this day re naight, other sorts being without inquiry. Oats end oatmeal met a limited demand at barely late rates. Beans and Indian oorn ruled steady. - • ERWALK, AUGUST 3.-Toe Ripply front the fanners was moderate, but the demand was alnetab, at unaltered en mons. White oomph. realised 48... to 625. ; red, 44e. to 49.. per 36 stone. Not much laver, for barley, qualities selling et 28s. to 30a. per qr. In one3oa. grinding ruled firm at last week's prima ; oI 1,30 s. to Me.; now, 28e. to 30e. per 24 atone. The show of osher sorts of grain was small. Beans made extreme rates-namely, 60e. to 52a. per 38 stone ; peas, 40s. to 44a. per 36 atone. ESWBURT, AUGUST 4.-We bad a larva supply of wheat, • small portion being sew, which realised from 48e. to 52r. per qr. ; old and slowly at a reduction of la. per qr. No maotable alteration is the prices of either oats, barley, or pees. Bess. were rather cheaper. trIBRIDGE, Acorn 4.-The supply of grain is good, several simples of new wheat now is very good coodition, sad sold for 445. to 60e. per qr. New winter oats, 25e. to 265. par. qr. Pees, 40a. per qr. Old wheat is 2a. pa qr. lower, and barley sad oats Is. per qr. lower in value. WATIIRPORD, AUCIUNT 3.-With • continuance of most favourable harvest weather, and dull accounts from London and Liverpool, we have to report a drooping market for all ankles, sad may • limited buena. puling. EDINBURGH, Acorn' 3.-In the market to-day supplies were larger, and sales hien. New barley (I qr.), grown by Mr. Taylor, Beans Mains, war Tranent, sold at 40s. Wheat, 1,214 qrs., being 174 more than last week -138 q n q unsold. - Barley, 281 qrs., being 2 lan than het week-168rs. uneold. Ore, 946 ape., being 160 mon then lost week-225 qrs. unsold. Beans, 93 qrs., being 24 more than last week-12 me. unsold. As compared with last week -Wheat wee la. up on top, sad 3d. up on avenge. Barley was 4s. 81 up on top, and 3d. dorm on avenge. Oats were same as last on top, and 2d. up on average. Beene nme as last on top, and Id. down on average. Prices per imperial qr.:-Wheat, 41s. to 61s. Barley. 27e to 40s. Oats, 245. to 30e. Bean, 42e. to 495. Weight of top- Wheat, 861ba. ; barley, 67i1bs. ; oats, 45ilbs. ; and beans, aegis. CATTLE.—EDMIURON, AUOIIST 3.—There wia again • large supply of sbeep and lambs this morning, the number, 8,630, being 12 lees than lest week. Demand good, and both sheep end lambs brought about the some prime as those obtained last week, and at the close a good clearance was effected. A few aged bhickfaord wedded brought 7d. per lb., bet the top current was Bid., and down to 6d.; ewes and inferior, from Id. to 61. per lb. Lambe, top prices. 245. 64.. 245., Me., 22e. 6d.; current, from 16s. to 18e., end down to 11.. • heed; blackhead, top, lls. 64., current, 9s. to 10.. 6d., and downwards. The number of cattle was 484, being 76 lea than on this day week. At the commenc'ment of the market sales were easily effected to the better sorts, st full prices, bat towards the does sales were with difficulty effected. A considerable quantity unsold. Top price, 84.; current, 3d . ; mid dling and inferior, from 6.. to 6s. 61. per imperial stone. Fed pigs, from se. to be. 6d. per imperial atone ,• eta to eight weeks' old ditto, from 10s. to 14e. • heed. Num bers in market—Sheep, 8,660; fst cattle, 484; lean ditto, 142 ; mulch cows, 74; pigs, 219. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Itliattaho, Ooptala Maley. hos altyab, wit% rico, Ins balimai at Cabeatta to bags Cameo...lot aaa.—Olasaati via, —, VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. 11121.11_Arelerellg, from Liverpool for Aden, Jaw 30, Ist 3 II , km. Weenta, o'landee, teem Hartlepool tar Aden, 30 day; ell well, lat. ee.so. toe 34. Cloderella, tram Um lee for Caleetta. June la, lat. 20 %Joe. SI W. Newness ,Aryl!• hum t.t•etlwi for Monte Moo, 39 dap, all w.O lat. 7.14 N., :on. 12 SO W. Oman Spray. from Landon for New Zeeland, Jane ft, let 13.43 N. ton. $0 le W. Toweponcle, tram London far Celetta, let. 11 N., lam SS W. [AdTerthement]—PMEClNll MID GOTTO, Papa end - fes2 . blakers. 011erd.reprot is rubs of Ss in the potash. ls Aerie for swaying. sed earrwe t• au newsy ogee. iw held on over Is.—Orret dl,. out for K ; addren dire for 3s, weft envelopre, ear Os or sashay st • re wets wo o lleos Op. Wry, trewobsid pews. Pooh< sato. agleam ezombi& Price list pest fns—Psneiss .4 Gooro. II mod 34 Oxforl.stron. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BONTROOD.—kanst 7. at ETillstA piece, Kent. the Islle of Sir C. Hooproed. Berl. o a duorbur. IL I Loollll.—lay 31. at Captletown, Isle of Man. the wife of J. S. [Wow. D . a Sought, LOW ELL—Aaiun I. at ibalcohterrsee, Regent'spook, the ure A. U. WWI. bal. at a eon. LOYD.—Lepet I at Prestwich Lo e, Manchester. the wife of E. Lori, Jaz. et a daughter WORSE.—Aanot E. at Fern Lodge. Claphain.park, the wife of E. H. Moen. 64..0 a dacithkr. TED.—Jalo 31, at Harwich. Voivs. the idled Lieut. Wood, R.N. of a goo. _bikRRIAGEB 111OLLItIt —ORENYELCLIZ;Z 3:Zt linty Church. Dr the her. J. 6' Auotoo Leigh, /AAA II Wier. L.q . Fell of All Souls College. Oxford' to Otortloo odOoldo, oldest daughter of Itlvorsdale Groofoll. Boy Lodge. Molde haul. PALORAVV.—BRIORTIVSN.—JuIy at listros Waldia, hf the Re. R. Riatno. Robert Ham IWO. PolitOto. Lq., WM too of fNr Prardt Palnsre to damn Mattti fourth ftageter of lise — lSt;fikr•rge Welts.. 804 ROBINP-80CT W ELL.—Aoroet 4,st Slar7kbefte am& Edward 0.4... th, hose, A...Atteet, yogoeg.t 1,4 Jobs Robis. of rostattebStensce, 11,doPfhl.. to Elles.shh, dakhybtoe of Nr. Whilsro Skohlh , lL of Bolter arget. Portfrkso square. BURT—IIJILIORP.—August 9.. t Pt. Jobs's Chorea. Alletait by the Rev Ch.rieg I. Le host, Incumbent of IL Matthias. Stoke NW 1. 0 , 0 „ cbfo, Prtd., k %‘,111.1 B.N. 0111r0St.t. of Loper/amok g^.l Ambler. rood. Soh Neology. awl eideot eoo of the late C. F. W. lvs of Zinon, Neolkleshikvatr•Pebts. to 'Met Promos. kottolts* • ...thug of Jobs Peon Ilsitord, Log., Bigehhh.wmos. h A i s h, iie . frafeol• DEATHS. • • • —Juy 31:111, 117•Mclovah. of oth,, Torkhfre• aged 30. BOULTON.—Augu4 1, m Cower mad, Etoke Bening' os. M. W. O . annoy, ased tn. MASK 11.—July 31. at t h e Tows, Keswick, Cumberland. A. B. liewbe, seq. IBBBCL-►w3M 3. Ttarriet. wife of Br. A. Fem. of BJdsroed. liavaceatir. and N. Moil sae PUNNtied eteLitre ktoli eifie. I.. Lot. b. bo d d I, dm at, co . Prism. et the °Mk Is Yr Proems •WlWt.—Pusat. Amer 14 ISM 2 a Pldl the DOI TM .o ~. .~ ,~ § isse —Ft PHI GO Vg . ) deo DA Me kr