The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-14 00:00:00

711 awls AIND LOON 007 fel BUILDING 224D3. Lee eight the adjourned meeting of delegates buss the various trades is Lesion essembkd in the SWIM. amt-W, Aideregete-smest, is retest their r•portai, Postwrerwong, • delegate ken Me Plaimmakers' rods% wee called to the chair. Mr. PonTIII addrveesd the 111111W11c. Ha rid the metre W ear rted that after Eve weeks' ' lock-oat " their ekes welt 4 be tip d the etomest they were _rimed bet they W reek turtle* eirsd. Me sersaisi Mat the masse mall well stied to mode the aseers of the sea. me is their errata they ked pureerd b Ma inroads betel mods Me kr bed as lerniew with Kr. liter Imre.. at wea r le ash dersi, Kr. Sydney OEM Mil petrol. Mr. Trams web dreg proprittann to setts the ottestion. Tie bat ems tel the weir sited be =Masted ithe sewed, WM the deemed alweld be. en; end the thar• Uwe Ow skied warktern dweld he peal 711. per bow, mil the caroled 41 0. 4. Er hoer, lad the wen to wse et may hews new the lime el worlds' to be left mud bible an pert •I the wares*, awl Mr. Seib inewhel leers a Airbag el the useetwe to sated. le he Mr. hymn Terse weird in wen a made week it ate maws • fibs user% coal WA Makin, MI aide seer bears ekes It termed oat that Mr. aw are lad tow arid the ewee keg at want re. I. tit hal pot the parr Ire hie pert, Wseid actlaing stout them. TheMenet@ free the wssi std herr is Loom. as a doestiaa he sederW, eta said Mai 1 411 °` A reectintios wee body ot rro then ear ter eel/ ed 1411 te r tel reel spirt the rasa _ an reePs l ft of the operatives in Lawieedhsnld be swooned, ler tie p.. roe of lavoklog thevaid, aril s seemsiMet war appteelei le carry the resolution bile Will. tir•rrral amte'riptkes we. err. 4, tit total s inclethas the 1, kyr the enolesir 1.131trl • vet. ri 01.004 dens bmiai kat siveg le the rairess, the pc separated. W. bare mason to believe that the mobs' df ate am I weo were ve sterdep stated to have riseard work on Mary was c , neicarably underrated. At Meese. Cabal's, Wird of ady • kw baying speed le memo on the terms at the spume* may imedewis .4usented to dose. AS ether beaters* atehlkh mots many wnrkmesealered es the ems terms ; at Maar& Piper overly lor . mid st Mason I.avnensa's betwase 40 ad 00. It is sot c arrest Mr the understanding some to by the asserts 1.4...tha• se men se MO men bad gone Is week at Memo. Traitor's the dip wield be opened ; se such sedentenlang .as ewer AIM Sr, esd Wird of 160 Messrs Trollops have seedy 300 we at work. Neither is It true that .as routed to rips. al ma her bra asked to Age liethlor, but simply to give sverimiessest los priated dorm of agreement which rsroamkr. the braless ad both moaners sed ors, who are at ye abaft le below sad subscribe to say brutal variety sad any Mae wispy, provided oei that seek society lame thew kr le usual. err kirk red harm for the Wert et therser eel ilemilieu eed dee net by its rule +acme ierrence with er eerier ever the tree actios of their lellow.screse she ay se cheese to &mute asombers a reek Mho weley. At • meeting of butane* Ihrwm, held et lqat's ha, Iltrocesele-stree, Strand. as lisedsy evening bet, con vened by special invitation, W. Nevem., ot the Ike of the lass Thomas Cubits. , prided, Mr. att at the newt of Mt. Sidierse Cabot (.rewurer et the Nees-Society s Med Slisdh infurel 'be mob, that the anti-straw el .kick Mr. Belted wee the chairman, hed et to wit. the gratlcare present to underbe the at the lead subscribed tor the eased nesusesty sea The CiesiaXaS snwpwill law the teestrag should sr solve lira be remark wed eurress maw ths erre et “Cessines id le MC= Sorry Moss idled lied." The wareire berg leered, Mr. Masse tared, "net this committee. entraies at hair' hese= seneetted with the rrtat.!:.lineents whisk bre Mee deed. rope re arch remora 'he inviiaties he Isere as areeres of re feeds • eves areelbstl he as sort id rap misty men, end pledge derivesle Abates, the aft, se basavz•bkr coalerrsd wen Ws% ft the kW WI task V, ky se hassle ad hernia sawlerreles raw sour." The rreoliere eseirid by M. Ires. red lorded tosslsammly. The Curates ads. In s heel serer, peer end he Ire as will se as allsolre el as Irk the rear ere ref kr underaing ads ray er= L er week, h• sow hi rare es hasty sese weer they retie ellety ggi our r= drew the wi lier tier err leave esi unlepety relautiorm ere les to ere der. Stem • lag derriere yen lbe rens senseres eased. it was errs* areved. ups Ike Err et Mr. WitairerA weeded by W. Dunk the he drenbellee et , the seasorM) ria's mild hied be serer te see eke I her be. kir eel his. tai impiplore, bet she her estereed to trek verb, sr me err elede se (provided e ar be sheer the er here Thursday rat. hul asellatica le ter Oar es re blowing Seer allra•stiag. t wee (unbar easei•od, sr Ile mike of Mr. mr. smiled ly Mr. Jars, Or the rem ler week bar bees treed teregesered, here of of advertise- I 11111100. Ned •• neer et the restary el this oneoritoli, elselsa the witabse. Mum entre te be veirenta of the hustle apes Iles lame gibe arneweesehiths well agreeable% the Sow" stated in the wleuellwennat. • new of theelw le the arkses aimed the berries ed he ~hog which Used steered aril Friday criminals,. I et kilt pre eereit, la this rose. (Forgrol lAsithemact NON•nUcIiTT KIWI MLitt VI.:41). The eemmettee of sogeosseet teepeahaLly request y e weer tesiteere of the seetrepas vlic•• glebe boo. lees elloord, te mad te seereleUrivD=6tllq s es' lfreeeeeteetne., fl'reed) by sees tbooes oat f employ, edam Soy euselier "DOW nelpiesfs 4 the fon., seetodess ie the terse el taw emir boa pot.ol .t the mortis; Saks ilesegy swig, and WOW le to !ft. , +tweed km: 30 .., 4 - ... iimtd;s: ..e. .1 Was% 20 10 ars 6d. IM. prr Mo. 14 Si 61174 6s. 01. 14 le dor 4s. Od. l4 Ii bye h. 6". " LUIS@ OP 00111111111 Mr. Brook's', *era Ilssas. Hallaad &MO& ; Mr. lkisby, W .. Maria dad Ids ; Mard. OW.* NM Ontioa W. ClitAu awl Co. ; Me. CsilsOMO, Ikon Ifs ; Mr. IN 1. 1 / a , from W. 4:1•6111 mil Oa • lb. Ihising, Ma 11r. J., . lb. Lava. lbw Od.d odd' Ow ; Mr. Loi. hum Maim" .1.11 Cs.; lit. Lowey, Own Wino owl 43./. ; Moms. M...11a ind IlmOsod, from Tmellege sail am ; lb. 111•1..11. hem (dio We) T. I.{. ; Mr. iloslss. ken Xi. J. , Mr. se....hos lb. ; Mr. Weloosltlty, , W CsOttt mil Ow ; Ms. Weloldr, Mom LIOPOI•00 soa o SAU BIALTI 011.0130,11. (F,- as infasse Oeseers ill.) Moth bas bets doom to improve tho health et Las& o, yet 1,111 poness find lizais la the sok Angst oa Ssisirdey. Osotsubsr 10; ties is, mbar nom atm 111 1107. Alk.s• dolma swig It bows is Lasko 87 18,14 we say by WI Da se a loss west = toy lb* Ism& 1114 Wiwbs. Tbs souls y sos r (Maven. nos obi* sodomise ilo week. q./ 1819 aid 1831. slim dialers see gilds.* wall Mn ctemsd.i 1.102 Uses 5-falotiso sod iielat.ria booms as feat, but the &sibs by G.., ..1 4anta, dTcroseei ; SO LW the Mello by 'yam io etimp.e. emAtipt4 to 331, the eine soshrt ea Lot Took. _ Of Custom 14$ of eltears two pesos Mad. A rowed soot Iv kn. mad ‘9, did of absian, maid to be 211, Prlsora-ttrrat, Mils Awl Old Tows. A men how's wife, of the gra of _3l, dial of eitolers os beard f tba Mote* shurtly attar It bad pass/ Otavtooad. Tb. Work was fatal it t walla mus, am bed adored from obstaraie Mint tr t at Rowc ~t Lift tbat piss la what a wash .tots; west cm board Ike dwarf at Hamburg on Friday sight at twain o'clock ; was attached by Actors os Ilaad.y ator...isi as shoot *loam dak, orl /lad toss after alms ot tab at welt. ?kis death, as Ansa 2s, boa sot bees ragwered. fa; eMe - ISesei.tee nt siserentine i rah awe le snidest ; bat le would be watte's•smy t tam the real smeltery AO alt he easamere ply between amber' sad Lemke. CU chattel of 24 prase by aceimais or aft rffloverf4l.a the er,el , 11 by meabeeirsl 10=186,1 by bunk 7 lry &rents. 6by saimerhen. One murder sur stair el.yb.•r earl cee wad lst Irma mearded. L he wtek the 4:tt. of 11711 by. and 020sieln In ell 1.701 re 14rest, wen reee•treel ta Louden. 1. the We ear nepswalag weals of tbi 4care 1849 68 the an me ameba was 1,631. Cbleilbieb CLUB —A cabeisn's mistier tree held Mot eight le Si. Mary'. PatochLai flelasiroote, N=s• hem. Tio• ellioir ca. 11:1-d by Lord livery Ch o i The Rev. Mr. Pa:tb, ow of tb• ckirpvieen of the er a: Mr. Ambrose JIPI•we, 1 P., Mc J. torderoy , other entlrepre wire cc lb. *eau. The cheirtnan itemised that rise etrct of de Main WIN le establish • CAbialle• Scoot the snob wit. 4 the river, sad by ant wen. to *my, for c entt!ott of de oboes. He &meet the MOM sof boa dhows to the petters dub in 11•11-ewer, swe mid , .rd there they wall see what . wh itish were. They would no tam a suitor of wady wah. They wee able et the club to pro tein ni'reehmt a., and /key hod then awe excellent liteary, loon yam" the sembera might tab, Motu to rood se their olawk. Mere wee Ado tl D, (ee• there lied of sebum out of sopiorwoopt, tad ottoor 'downs, a the bled won to to oloWirof thaw Thar who were wis no to lista to willefwas iwirwo Woo se the Lood'o 4y received it, but ihoetch woo sot Mod to ahead the reheats anise int dyed lig were Wills( he do or. The dub is thie leselity wesid mete the (e.t.a established in lite cuetropolia, end he hoped Woe, the eta.. was owe they would ow the mato( dotoblod. A (* . Amities was ambled to euptriatend the lenetwea of • <stews's dab en the Barmy ride of the Over. SW TR K tNeuecTos Muswx.--During the week whWhit Soy In, the oi•Ooro how tees a. follewet—Os Mcarlay, Tne.ley, an I Scuttle), be. dels• 4 231; as Ws d 7 aba ben erotism 4,266. Oa the three otwitooo* dos • ' tfatiwtos to the public St), 681; ter eladent: •vc,:ne, W.-lartday. 138. Total, 9,120. Prole Me opiates of th. ulufteza, 1,0i7,797. THE EXPRESS. WEDNESDAV EVENING., SEPTEMBER 14, 1859. NAVAL SAND MILITARY. CHATHAM, S,r,. 13. La order from the lloree Guards has been received ei Mk swum directs's( the leilembi oaken sad rein- Isermossm is addition to Ikon already announced, to em bark at Gemmed for Kurrachen Wm :—Comet E. Gold smith sod 48 ima of th• 7tk (Memo impala) Dragoon Ousrar Orprila R. Holahan, fa pridmeat , .Livat.-Ce. R. J. boor ant 27th InakkElloe; Bann W. 0. Wens, P. Priober, IWO B. Dr loate, and 182 Inen a el tho ffili rookrot; 4 ma odrilia Wi ntry; Lorca 0. Revs end IS men it the Mk ,• Captain O. M. Hashes, Lionoms4 R. I. A. Lieutenant T. IL =lnedin O. W. Gernomg, R. H. Berth- HO ma ci as 29th Hlleadme ; Captain H. L. Cate sad 7 M of ths 94th Reilmeat ; and Amiatant•tkr goon W. Cattle and 71 men of the 96th Regiment; total 14 idioms aadil44 =en. Covar-lt•snd..—The hi t of dasertice from the may, weed by tile unusually ty giros to resents, W tartrasted tea attention of ariNisrltiss. leery a =zoos at Oda pulsars without the swalsnote of warts prowl ce ma for elffertiaa Wog read tut Wan the Isitslobled Mum Tie m_olag Its whole of the oaken and ass of Stielloyell logisime mom draws bp bur cud the peossdhep esd Illail•01111 pond by embaurtid oa toe ma 'Me Royal Lew" Ibr inothe seder Tory tr. - She teell philter, Sapper AIMS =lt NM kr breaking ens of whim esalbod thuds, demitlai. sad sell* the whole his kit. He bed too triad Wee thou prodsuly for of dosertims *tide a ante et Id seauttba, sad le sow only jut eft of prim. The rout oantemord him tabs imprisonod for 112 days, the AM sad but fauns of whisk to be solitary. The rand rimer, lbws Jahn .1117 two, Is a mu of most inc.oulgible skanstsr, he been tried as he than floe times witbia two yaws, tbe period +Web he he Nun la the service. He amid a bry mottles slum M asMas4 two the 2rd Dragon Owls, sod an w ed N th ar elf as a deader hem tits loyal Labors. most is e 2ad Oruro°. Chards lee deurted gad rode &wiry with the whole of his kit, f or w by& by was mimed to six muds' had labour. Is 1867 d iew he but the !Loyal laitasin eel rreelisted law the 4th Dimoei tillerdet rosivisi the %boast'? usually paid to revelry recruits. not rout Waldum Canty. sad outsacad Wm to rerun 60 lake, 20 impYerd - for 112 dem sad to be placed nadir giegisies usiti Ire be meth good We sum of St. 10s. fresdardy received fres the go. verautot. Os Os swum baisg hrovrad to Major- Oared lyre, the commassleat, He corporal ppossislusent was columned to 42 day's hard Mow, ask* a total of 164 days' inspriftweast WOOLWICH, Seer. IL One hnadred and eighty affinity', non-cotamissioasd altars, sod wen of the Royal Artillery, sersesibted to parade Ws monde", aed prooseded in nimbler order to the redo. station, and theme by special train to Gravesend for era to India. Tiro batteries of the fourth ere wade orders to leave for Iseirodi; twee battery k = statioaed at the Wellieirtoe Berreelta, PORTSMOUTH, MOT. 13. We hew that it le the intrados 01 her Majesty's goverameat it owe to remforce th e to the Chtleie Infirm TM Pearl, 21, screw, Subs Hotfoot, C.a.; an liearerk, 4, 'teem voted, si. Patrick C. C. Ill'Doe; awl die Ragout, mien two ehip, Cowaseder IL W. Rim ere, we unaaraterwl, eeSteellie be got reedy he he the Ohba eintirs. Tie Itersto 4, ware 'teeth, waned le be get sitak Sr erweetreton for that thillea, wed as whir Me mire ben reselvell to brtng tonna the @wow thepateh mob es ma se passible. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANdRESTKR.—TCESDAY. ONNAT TORKBHIRI HANDICAP. to opt luMo (t) 1 M Moiloser (t) NI to to Pool (t) 111 &On (t) I 1 Cor pipit oos Ws t (t) to (t) ) ST. [.lOll. 7t. Prookod Ind (t) opt Itmontooldo(1) 110 to say otbst (4) THE DONCMITIR 141111INO. The lowit1• its Nab/ which en MMoed neap windows al Wino te let w derbeine be werried, sad landiere will Wk Moab he Ann anpleg sesenemeallea. Abbingh stidesspreed belief erns he the swum at Pe deed d, • It le evident that tbe Bt. Leger hat het woe hi pepelerfes. lad that it still nense, albeit la • Ldime. the seen Merest we =inky that have ever ben esessined with the nee. The Wenn perhaps deepens with the isressed tango bestowed es Pranged lead sad essay wean who snelleci the dleappelsteeentl' oceseenied by the overthrow of Bitak linty,linkman, sad others which held the one potation be ne betting that the tavourite tow °tenpin, nil glees a tradition.] 65th is the geld, sad It el nip loots the glorious uncertainty et the turf." Deatiehr—ever clean and trim—ia ea gay and el ben se terstiel sheen basher lid-sellers, sad Wadi et Emit on mho it. The inhabitant. ban •jra d t a lis l ir renal nee ebbe' • tight merry woken» ; but a erten seethe of nen hen ealseed • lame rotate seise this sonivenery et IL Lem end have nand • rebuke to profess plasm enblea. Wade of private houses are draws down nosier le sin eell the nett of the revellers, and on the windows dinteref is large lettere scriptural quotsticas. These llemensellsen however, do 1104 seem to discourage the neat, which use is Jon prior to the sport, were elleseweily 4wsd the etteedance on the course sad per waled =g e r gang to the newt. Hain bad fallen beeterly the nay sinnieg, bet It nand soot after ihe letehast awl berm at • gee hey revived, but they v 606480101 ear stew we ealteit. The the dark cloves 'NM hod boa illdhleg wit the sky gathered in deeper mem mei itesthe ok tlinAL our, , however, of abort ilenein. end shonesta bvisktesed. The nswhlfits kakis, elan It am reverted, with • slight I nedleted us of its enditints.b lb senleal friar, has Nome ' gas imeng This yesr it etniteat 17 aosisation, sad at ewe these were withdraws. The was with the dew two t , the formente, Wild H oes, cutting °sly • amp Igen Z cyder Zr wade all his own rinsing, 'ad we. by • rah. Theo...nee of Caderbsed, however, chirped the nee ere the pond that Z order Z.. should hays carried rib save he whetting the Chesterfield Cup at Goodwood. The awe wee bend nor the second race, and the fol!owttg 416. 4" 10ur e 1. "' . . . . As otioaSs Irvin bees es& to Zarin ZINN os the pool that fro Xll sot corry 7lb errs os amount of Sevin loos tho Goodwood Cop, TIM olowasts deckle that sot Irvin woo 50 movoratiss Ms malty woo prosody 'sly secoldiss to rho Um of 'be PostrilLoor filskos rrawa3.l,us. '&y. 13, 1869:' Zirmtitzt (kw Lord Cistesteriird." coadttioas ow irkkb this dosiolsa is kmattal ars r Wows —" A wisher of 200 sow. Y 1369 (swathes oz. atik%o w eeny 41* of 500 aors., Tibs SOUL" The vales d dis was Mt isksa tato essoideratisa owl, tin surplus warty ( ) ilia owsor of Zspiss Zoo 'mired with o• ftst diediose. Tr, aro m as Sake., for which the soma of Madame Isimedme was homed • (wallop, loot much of Its interest by the erlhdr•wal of the Wnerel sad Thormanhy. The malt was • surprlee, fco Sir Joseph Hawley'e pretty (airtime illy was bratee, sat Kiop of Deinvede gained the stakes for bane Rothschild. For the neat ereat the Baron'. colours were arida triumphant, for !Ganser* carried theta Gat pea the poet for the Revival Plate. The della' Rue was remarkable for the dead be.t which It peod.erne. Tweaty-t we Marian were assousced for the Greet Tat. Aire Handicap. but the weldor* which occurred to Chain sad enabled Mr. Hibbard toilsomer only tweaty-one at the putt. Julie was made flostGroarlte at the I me, but she rantartusats la the rate, ssd Paul justified the ionadiaos ot lis lockers, who hod adhetal to lam through good and throng► sail report. Tints will .ot allow no to preface our rears Ili the rselog with turbos remarks. DONCASTER MEETING.-TCESDAT. iTAZIA of f wows, each, with 100 nldd for 3.• yr wade and upwards. Oa Wis. i Mr. ardepti layder L.. by 004+0°,6 m. 9.t /13 eau Ii ,era 1 I yr.o. for,tres taderbar4,3 Sts, tic Mb we eat.) .I.l.ldratU Mr. Martersirs %nerdy.: rn. lot ...... 1 (Hewn) II L. 64 1 1:2[Ini v : , al- Mee, ftceibbler, Mixtare, 6117 by Barham oat of Bisortta., Clemaathe. Groats, sad Matta Beget. Dada; 3to 1 apt Wild Retatr a legot Lord Nelson, 6to 1 achy* UWakud and Zee, 10 to 1 apt llatteedy. Yeah daisy occurred hofteo the deg wet dripped. Zoyder Zee west away with tho Nod, with Underkend la at- tendance, and these two wore left to Isiah the rare together eoca oft., enfant( the torah& ; Underhand failed to head Zoyder Zoe, who we by a arelt Zoo lengths separates the mond trout the tided, sad two loagthe the third flora the korth; Ciessathe, Pea, read liorfthise were next; the lost two ewe Lord Nitwit sad the SUMAS Illy. The ot,j rotted which wee node to Zlyder Zoo le =planted la oar introdeo tori remarks. CHAYPACIaII gear so of 60 lOW. feel, h It, for 2.yr olds; cola, Ilet 7th; Whet, B,t 611 n Winners extra. The at?ar d tootentde stake. Red Roaso.ta. (32 tabs ) bares Itel:kb W's Iles of Dime* b. to xlw iwn. e.e seer ifonibral 1 !ar J il tnawkiebre , laisse 74 tAlderelb tlo.lyieg6Use. Int Mere Lent Zeslasit's mooltbo t. 44 711 i Ueleneei 4 Mr. J. lesSorsa Predictor. we 74 IL. Estrada. 6 Mt. J. Messrs Ik4bsr evappea, be 716 I Pewee Mr. T. Paws tvipinus. 44 Into Ina —.(J Mfoliowlog horse oho :—Tha Dentin Bads' 6 to 4 eget (a. 81st 610 4 oa) Madam Eaton- Hat. 9 to 2 agile Laktllus, T to 1 eget Iltionasaam, 8 to I each net Vag at Dimicoda sad Vanquisher. Atom a link hootionansais en tho part of the favourite got off on good terse; Madame Eglantine in! with Bwae6iaoa, Prellk.U4, SW XIV el Dhamone• rat is pursuit. Modame Idglautioe waa Mateo hall way up the distance, nod Kim of Diamonds wawl OS with the rooting, an 4 woo by threeiqsarters of a Worth; half a Pawl L. twern Wm sewed and dyed. good ' Ms* Predictor we, • bad Ofth Lupines, who we. helves Wan ~. lys 9usbwm, maim; tha &seance, arm 'emend leagths betted I Brother to Tha (»alio did not pus tha poet. !Pm* Pun id BA 12.1. la spade_ i Aor o = olds sod apressai Mieweaties esd pmehtles. hed Mires PAilmaift lawitimis. by Nasysyys. 4 1 144. stair PfrA 74 ------ • - ••••+. 47 tAolab Chriftlis Mr. 4 irgtri g?=t l.l ., f etting: lo6ca(stlest 7 tpe) 1/1 6 ealwro, 60,1 seek opt Orchehill aad Twflight, 6to 1 opt Lord Nelsen, to 1 apt Ledieel. Mesh/wee male needy all tin m adam sad won two leophs; • howl Mtwara the acrid sad third; bad Two llminra Oman et 6 sew, saeh. with 60 &tided, he top-yr rids sad upwards. T.T.C. (8 subs.) l y li:=irueorps. G.l44 o f jell i n b ib •TY mom pry"... r., Mr. Ary=trn (WWI Mr. Dawns% o mit ure ..... Mr. llmat's . 4 1 Dstttag: 644 as Lady Gawp, 6 lie 1 apt The Ds" I tot apt Magpie. • deed hest with Lady heap sad Umpire; bad tied. Dlotans HILT.-4 ts 4ea Lady hemp who yea by belts hag*. Tra OZZAT 'foilsman HANDICAP et 96 sows. sub, 16 ft; sad 6 only If declared, k.., whh 100 added. Whirrs .as. TM stand Is reedy' 60 sm. eat of the stoke. ft. Lager Coma (91 eats, Uat whim pay 6 res. each). ....... L em.n 1 2 laradt 1 The hillewbg alsos :—lris Inspect, Nowertio, Wag at Aiwa Menial, Gored" nth Gan ow, Tb. Omni elowet, Caesar, Jae, lime* Gteochee, New dead, The Unitas, Timmer% KWlewra Saida, et ftalleg: 6to I eat apt Jane lfittisser, 7a 1 egal Ileeheves, 9to apt Pawl; 12 le 1 malt apt The Spike sad GIVIIMIff, 100 to 8 apt Nader, into apt Dallaulak ISO to 6 opt Noweleek sod 10 to 1 eat opt Gabs, Parmial, awl int Lanews. Cleahred was "skirl he, mad mewled, het be mad wd areated palsy, alai did net alert. At Is herds saley. 06 70 away hie bring dead ea le bar heel esea slier the ise wie illepp=l, Wag yids is the wilida lihe wet, bewever, reeettereL Greed= thwrall thew., a pcd Nevriaal. DrAlhars, F. Feel, Aube% 060 diraleabg well TM to le their webs, and Sig el Aar beep Is tier. They seed the yawls without .Irate, whew .in el lie /tart honor At i reen a tt i terelewt lite ga rega t ted il itl i ti rat, ealltatimor, who hal last ead, bora le erica ay pea& Oa wittrieg the eledgle Neearwa tool ap mak. owl Clateehee dreopd basic At the dblaeco Paal came wat, aleady lialletrel loathe a, Nuellsee, and De- Indio, timber being bit M Gelb the tem Peal, how ever, bald his emu to the 11100 ad wa by tot only begtha, the semi the did lag" dividing the third awl here. The looketed won nett, ade br dide. Tile elms by stmeling la shreCluadtasd we molded by Metier,ha, Dimple, eat Noserik. Ti. Ciumativ 11.wra eadi. IS ft, for 2-yr -014; Ot 7b MA. /La Mow fa. ma• 'Nam be Maw. . 1 _ W wed I DoWog: I to fan High Truman, who led trots Kart to 'dim. von by mlnht Ti. FILLY buxom dito, 20 ft, kr 2.yr-oldo; elm Ilmt 711 amia. Bad aeon U. Kr. 'n. seem,. Ulm Know% W 200/0100u - AM M. Wistipseift, 4 Iviiiiiiiitliiiiiiii: ..... '' _ _ Tux DOICABIZS rim I r. Os* sill!. Wel . 'AU.. ...... NW isa. LATIST BITTING ON TEN T. MBA. 75 to 40 ea Tia• Prowled Lead 5 to 1 opt Soleateralle (eK) 100 to 7 Olediohee 90 to 1 Gamester 20 to 1 lispohon 25 to 1 Aston 60 to 1 Loved - • I OF TEI RLORS TO-MORROW. • Swairrrsale of 10 mom oak ellh 60 NNW, yr-ohle ; 0014u,,8et 71b• sad Una, 41b; the winner of • Melo to 600 arra, 01 l net We them tea sub. miter% to carry 71b ; • stale vales 900 tors., bib extra UN owner of the wooed horse to receive XI sore. oat of the stain T.Y.C. (29saba.) Sweetmeat*, Horror, Bent/aek, Irelmaire Okay, Pram., Dirk, &Mods, Plumlike Hoak Lady Travers, Predictor (61b ez. , „ ilyriatra, High Trauma bt:l 4 br to Ralabow, Thormsa (61b Si.), Grenadier, Lopallas (71b ex.), The tophst, Thirst, Rada gam, Whims/rah f by Auger-31W Goayashear, Paw gabber (81b ta.), PasUier, Wildman (Feld), BrealleT ri b Too i•LUITOR STAUB of 10 30T11. MOO, ft, with 1 Wad, for two-yr-olds, to tarry 7st ; and three, Sot Mb; GUM and Ile allowed 31b. The winner of • 2,0001. stabs fa 1868 or 1869 to carry 71b; of • 1,0001. stoke la 1868 or 1869 to bib; of 6001. snit la 1863 at 1869 to carry 811) extra; maids. harass at fl they hove nut twbv, allowed Sib , fl thrios, 61b ; If fear 711 i; the °was, of Ur second horse to receive 25 sora ant et the stakes, aad the winner to pay 16 sort. oat at r Mad. T.Y.O. (37 sae.) marest ...... 3 Darrooto . . . I ltaloaslae a) 3 ty Somber-Oa. _ AP litakot Oordwar Adam gib ell— AP . 8 (AM, Arabs . . 3 sessese ewe. tiisiii : 1111) Magid iniaT Madan : I Wan alar m ci...... .. IMit a .'" L. i :: ... r ., •.••• • • • • • i I W. 4 (is •z ) i Tee CLivitree ... all saw sesh, 10 ft. sal flaVilt p ltshoml at Ihe .sepses se the OM Yo with 00 saw. Mild ; the seem el lbe Leonia/- tea /Wow er the OwetTeebblesSmalaw,ta carry 7lb, or best dews stokes. lOW muse; Ihe Mar al tbe wad bens le ewe W Attica Ow wia. PS lab" 16 et when MY U. NNW we le th ... ..... ...1 1 1 • 11 I 1 py mrsaa _ aim i • i ...-- ....... .... • E a • t ........ ...... I ts ..... 1 I i .......:.. ..... ... . at 4 • • Wray............ ..... .... ... , ins &Mann &TAXIS of 60 rove. each, h ft, for 3-yr• olds ; oohs, let nb; and Mee, Bat 31b; the winner of the Derby or M. Lim So only 6lb extra. One mile and a half. 4411114 1—Lwadds Duals, Phantom, Bastion, QUI Five. Tea Nentsozovon thanes of 20 sore. each, 10 ft, for thres-p-oldo; mks, 114 71b; and Mikis, flat 31b, that never via •nwasplabw who 800 soya. including the winner's owe Nabs, iodise the day of naming ; the winner of the Derby es 111. User to carry 10th; of the Two Thousand Giro the °Miriam Swim, at Use Guest York shire Makes, dawn ; the second horse ht the Darby or St. Leger, 4th extra; maiden horses at starting, never having recolvid 100 soya for running second, allowed Mb. One mac (8 watie.)—Coniaror, Gaspard, Bit HIRCIIISS, tirallaa, Ceehmette, &savenlr, Dutchman's Donesisr, Eel exiadmil BONI/ICAO OWIZTOTAILIS of 10 NOVO OWL, h ft, with 60 Web, for 2- yr-ottla • wawa,. attar the weights are oat to awry 61b utra; the owner of the recoed hone to save Ur akar. Red Hoare fa. ." . " . ...wiii ...... ::: i lll ........ .......... et tb bt lb Waal, 7 7 7 7 . ... ... Vi*Oa I I tip Jwynortis llow.two &taxis of 5 sore. each, with 60 alibi, for 2-yr olds ; who, 9et; fillies and geldings, est IN, The winner to t o sold for 501 ; If entered to b Slid ifft 701., allowed 4lb; if for 601., 91b; if for 401, 141 b. Bala mile. To clods and manse by six o'clock the eveakig before tnonlag. F RUIOIOI9I RINIVALe .IN WALE3.—The /Corfu Wain Chrewirle says:—" Them is mach ezdtessest ?the legless eeriest movemect is this pert of the= ty, more peeticulsrly in the moustabsese districtsel eselitwr, Listens', Llanheris, and Lienddsintolos, ea ales is the Bimitlle, eilgwyn, do. On Thuredsy lest than, we. • grayeemesting on to moust•in, behind the quarries of the hie Mr. T. A. Smith. There could sot have been less Ras Olt The way castled change for the better. ate he se dettalisauss sod rioting see am. eroed, the polio@ returns mat estiellactorfly prove."—The WeliONS Preto *aye that the Rev. Thomas Item, of Beaufort, on. of the most Jansen 1W sad isecearful mil ions of the Independest body is Wales, thus desenbee the religions awakeuing that bas taken plea la South Wales .—" Tbe church.. at Aberdare bare been blessed with • morn powerful revival this year. From 1,000 to 1,200 members have been edded to the church of our denomination is the perish of Aberdare aloha wi , hin the his au months. The churches throughout the whole mann banning district, from Swansea to Pontypool ass to earns smut Unwe d by it. Our mar clatios here in Jape wee Its • Pestecoet. I none saw or felt sack things is my lifer I saw sad felt on the 291 and 20th .f June Irk It was s belowly sight to ses 10,000 perilous Lathed Is tsars Nader the peesehmg of the gospel of Christ. Fite* that Messed medics above sixty have bees added to our church, end • Lags number to the other churches in this and seighlxturing diet:iota. The blessed work I. still pro gmeelsg." Din WllB2 RIDING RZYl3lol6.—This revision, which promisee to be almest an Herculean work, commences at Bentham oil the 16. h Mat., end closes at Pontefract on the 16th of October. The court will he held at Leeds on the 26th September, though bow the revising barristers will get through the work in one day Li more than we as tell. In addittas to the saw chime, there are, on both older, about 19,040 objectiose, newt of which are so doubt formal, but the vast majwity of which will be warmly ountetted.—leeds iterstary. . Ilato rittiltunaz COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-Barr. 18. (lake, Mr. Cosumbeirmer Goalburn.) fl U s BANTON AND TILIMPLANCK. The billkiMpikWOltaa Bean" ofNo. 26, th. Maybes- ImOrand, and Salmi Villebbnehe, of No. 63, Baldwin's- Yinbided en Maims. . Mew, of Qame-street, with Moms. Bigler sad cs te sepported bantam; Mr. Read, with Mmes. Bart, attended for the creditors and adipose =der s sedate. hammered Banton had abo a place of booboo at No. 91, Long-Mee. The Joint balancrabeet shows—Crediturs unesanrad, 2,1304 4e. 44.; ditto holding security 291. ; ptodta on biding born 16th November, Is6B to 4th June, 1169 694 6s. Id.; °spite' brought into the Inn by damsel Valeielosebe t l6th November, 1968, 1321. Ils. 64.; liabilities, Mb i. . 14. Mal, 2,3811. 14a. Id. Cr. By debtors good, 81. fie. Td.; doubtful, 2361. tts. Bd. (bad 191.9.. 44. *mild le kosse); property, 6211. Ms. id. ; ditto bald by emblem Mi. 14a. 9d. • 2714 4a. 2d. ; grinbital.6994ll64 TM. 16e.; las;,., 9671. 4 .. 44. . saw. of W Deniters, November 16, 1648, 1111. 11d.; lia 356. la. ld. Total, 2,8811. 14a. 14. asilars Villoblaathe w 191.6 d. Ths implifee legal advocates having ben beard, The Teasel tommissioner, with a view et lameaing the eapsnese bri, directed that the two espenes prtl- Um dwell to tab one, and that the ezaasination of the beakrupts be adjourned, with protsetkes, until the 4th of Nemeskr. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-13m. 13. Df n 1 TIOILIII UJTALL 141111 , 01.-.-11 ILL DOOOl7/171a0. The ineolvent, who had been an frwsompar mad pond dealer to the Harrow-toad, and e bear MON M Merves4, was cord poen by bill &mounter, armed Desibes. Mr. The Hied that the creditor had edvesced on two bills, taking 24. in the :pound so discount. ar e a Wed two executions en the insolvent's puniest, and on the shop of Me daughter, who was in the Berlin wool trade at Mceweed. All be got woe 131. The beaus e account was that he met the attorney et Xt. Mr. et • " agooks part/' End he introduced W Manahan, who adrenoed the mow le Ids &neater. About 601. worth of &On nettle were etillendee the ascetics of the oredltor, and the eaten who ewe la hle hawse bask newly all the beer an the preinn. Me iteked thst Berth wet *hick hadcoet Woe, odd ire L. It 7,71W4111;;e711; tie:A.7mila erica - i; pTacei pew/ at Norwood to baled a public-hese& •Be bad en epeenent, which be bad left in the prima where be bad bum eswinsel does Nay. The Court requlred the egreswent to be produced, and the are was adjourned to the lind I. IN 111 AtIOVIITVII pi y:11) IINLAISON. This insane was opposed by Mr._l3 od for the detain- Mg auditor, a Mr. Woodgats. Hr. Emil sapportal. The apposiag creditor is a bewails, Itellpf, sad the le mimmt sad a halals beams eared= for s Ho. Davie. A awe ef wee advanced. oat of which • know lout wee deduNd sad some Wrest The issetmat called is Woodier sad offered to mist him to serve Mrs. Davie with a writ. Woodpile was amobiag his pipe, tor whica.he apo logised, sal wee may frandip. Es mods sa appolleameat to mess is the Nimbi memies Walirloabridge, aa Woodgate prembisyg that be wain wet " mime him. He was pulsated to lie appointment, end Wesdgete hod ea dhow wide him, wise swasted Nut It appeared that the laselvent hod bust • media which he was described es • " Mmrshaimiss sad Ageteoltaral Chemist," sad la his schedule be wee WWI a desks is amours He had ahem be we at ca bail received abet Ws. from the Westminster Comity Croat, is ea seeks for pada alike be bed geld, sad et which be bed ands no maths SS theeiedale. The gawks ca ea edkursaseat wee whether the Mb abane on bell should be conteard. Te• Court required the audeeduhl to be oseaded ma to the musty court proceeding, end ordered the isiolveat to mead Ids deowlatioa aa to hie card. The dlscharp at bail would be elkartd, The ore vas adjourned to the 30th inst. IN 11 AITNUR FIRDINAND DI NIWNAN. This wss an application for Woman sego:trued bearing. Mr. Nichols opposed, and Mr. supported;B= Mr. Greening, a printer, objected to the a Some tams ago the insolvent was heard. He was a tank rue, and his case was adjourned to get rid of the bankmptoy. He lod changed his attorney. Mr. Nichols objected to the appliestka. No order fee bad bean taken oat. Mr. egad urged that the day of bearing mold be filled is the order. Mr. Tber;ke lei:mord the court that he had applied to the cams, and Mr. Commissioner Murphy had decided that the bankruptcy mud be got rid of or all the former creditors in serted._ The Commissioner laid be wee clearly of opinion that there was no order for hesrieg before him on wheat he could enter tain the matter. Application refused. In In HENRY At:GI:WM/I PRINCE, SUED HAKIM PRINCE." This insolvent, a young man, we. opposed by Mr. Way for a creditor named Word. Three other creditors appeared in person. Mr. Served (with Mr. Reed) supported. An application wee seeds re the part of the Insolvent for as adjountraset, end a hope woo orpreseed that nothing farther would be lewd of the ease. The Insolvent had been twelve maths is prime, and had broken kis thigh. Mr. Way said It wee the ineolvent's own fault that he stayed so bag in prima before be petitioned. He wished to examine lama, to his deottrirdes ho the schedule. It wee &kited from the lamina, that be had resided at Liverpool, sad le IPM came to London. For the loot three years he had bore fa no bads..., end had bolted on the turf. Mr. Way oyeestionod the impolvent, with the view of show ier that he had bees ccenected with a lodgier-house et el, Umr-strest, end that a Wee Joule °Below, who bad taken the hoer, bad pared es hie wife. The issolvent denied that he had anthodeed any one to per ao his wife. He wan not a married men. He knew a perm aimed Jessie Oaalow, sad lodged with her wham oho hook the house Is Baker-street. _ . Mr. Way named some amusement by prodacing a likeness of the lady is eineetion with same Time. Mr. flergood objected to the introducdon of mob a subject. After some farther examination, the owe was adjourned to the Zed November, the ball being enlarged. It was ex pended that a settlement would be made with the coeditors. The lesesed gentleman (Mr. Dowse) gave general satisfac tion by 'Wei that he did not intend to sit later than half pad 4 Volga es& day. TER POLICB COURT& mmun9N-RouBB. Giles Mateo! t, 17, one leoeght ttp on remand, charged with having in his possession 6 counterfeit half sovereigns, 7 000nterfett crown rimer, 124 counterfeit half-crown pieces, and 73 counterfeit The Hint Solicitor attended for the prosecution. The former evidence having been reed over, Mr. &Ailey further said—After the officer had gone out to maks inquiries, I told the prisoner I thought that was his esp. He said he would take his oath It was not, and he knew meibing of it. I told him it was a very serious tMsg for Wm, and if knew anythiag about it, it would be better ff be would give me the information. He then stated that In a home where he lodged he saw a Min named Burns or Burney place It In a mesa on the first floor, and knowing it did not belong to him, and thinking he (the prisoner) had as much right to it as the other man be stole it under the Im pression that It was good, but soon found out it wee not so, sad hid it away in the water-closet , he had not pawed any, nor aid not intend to do to. . . Thomas Hancock, plumber, said be wee milled to Mr. Oehler's warehouse to repair the water-closet. Whom ha re moved tbstop of the seat he err hanging to the crook a mete of lather, onnteiniug 21. 186., which he at first thought wee good ; jut after be bad found It the prisoner our down, and teeing him, asked whet ha was doing. Witmer replied "repairing the water-oloast." The prisoner said It did not want it, ea then wee nothing the matter with it. lie did not ten his he had found the motley, but from his anxiety he Ulmer be (the geroner) had placed It thin. When the prisoner 44 gone be found another lot in a velvet Cep. He l'At them in his pocket and soon after heard some one, who 14 thought was the prisoner, at the hack of the doer, where by removing some itottes, he would have atom to the beck of the rat, which was open. Ile then took eli the coins to Mr. Weary, told him where be had found them, sad his sasplaion of the prisoner. The prisoner, who said nothing in answer to the thugs, was tiny committed for trial. WESTMINSTER . - .. • IkAird 111, Nary/nu Palkx,l7, Korgaret Lyall, 24, and Ass Dowsett,l7, were charge d with the following robbery. Sergeant Brett, 29 B, mid at 2 o'clock that morning, acoompanied by Button, 169 B, be was peeling near Her mald'aeyard, Chelsea, and saw a light In the rear of Id, Taries..rew. He looked through the window of the bark room is the lower floor and saw the prisoners sitting down diecuseing en agreeable supper, composed of dameca pie and • joint et lamb. He heard Lyall say it was very nice, and Fallon sold to Irwin in strong language, " Where did you Wier t" to which he immediately replied, "Just above, in Lower Bloempetnet." Witness knocked at the door, end was thereupon admitted. They bad then covered over the goonsions, and witness asked them what they had for mapper. Irwin replied nothing. Sutton then lifted up the cloth and =emend the pie and lamb. Fallon immediately said she made the pie on the previous Sunday, and had It baked at Mr. Richardson's, round the comer. Wit. sem said hi did not consider they had given • satisfactory account of how they brume pomemsd of what they were eating, and took them all to the station. After they had been token to the stance, 'rimer. and Button examined the homes in Lower Sloane.strart, and found the outer oafs of No. 3, belonging to Mr. Baker, had been Woken open, a piece of the door having been cut oat. Witness took one of Irwhe's shoes off, and found that it corresponded precleely with footprints , on the flower beds In the front garden, where the robbery had been committed. Irwin and Fallon had both been convicted, Lyall was a Imedeworking married women, and Hewlett end Fallon were constant aseocralse of the worst of thieve.. . . . . ..Tied7 - pamTutees U - 1 - re rummaded, bail being ti k es for Lye,U. l®Mirbi.M dee viewer " at the Anny Clothing Stem, Pfinlion, was elmsgtd with stealing some of string value two pence. (ease Colesorieboaret at the stone, said he untied some bales of cloth between eix and eight that morning, and tbrow the string down. Primmer ems behind him, and taking soma of it up put it Into his pocket, a whew thought for a joke. Prisoner sad he went out to breekfast, when the accused wu stopped by the polio', and the suing found In hia lletstiel *aired what assally boom of the string talc, tram bolos of cloth, . Wt Z= replierlisTihe "cloth viewers" came to him something ter 11, et pitied it op, to put in when damages were dad la eke; the remainder was generally swept away hie the &Ash as wreath eargeast Ona, Sd B, mid he was on duty at the military Mores when themes loft for breakfast. °Mervin/ something bulky be primear's pocket he stopped him, and inquired what he had got there. Prisoner pulled out his handkerchief, and Is doing leo wham saw a portico of theetrlng in kb pocket. Witness then asked the ammeed to go into the ledge and show him whet be hod gee, when he produced the 'trim from hie pecker, misdealt he led got it off some babe deem, end wee Ong be fake le hem be his own private am, an d aMid thht the thing was sot gethiventeat property . Prisoner we. this hepemedi Vs 'Week kr the wird ofldr. Elliott efereheeper, gellampestly dabbed ter the snivel of Wesel Eethen, arralir MSW sloth deperfsset, who I them dried •gtiingn et the eelakidimest to mom end elm Wm. Mr . Arseld implied the length of the glees of string P The eer ds geent replied that some of the pieces were three at her pa Meg. Aber some farther evidence Mr. Arnold observed that dell the trampery mem that had ever tem brought before him, within his experience es amegieerste, this wee the moat no. U there was my soden of being able to earth the ow emy baker ag•inat the ammo& he would direct him to mom lab Ms an roccsnancee to appear again, but if not he sisosid dimearge him. The police replied there wee not. Mr. Arnold Men discharged the prisoner, observing that it was not • erefitible thing to take him into custody at all. LAMBETH. &NM 0.0114, • youngwo;;;;, daughter of a boot and shoe maker. la Westmineter, was pieced at the bar before Mr. barged by 273 P with haring attempted to commit Wide arming herself Into the Themes. The policemen undisil that he was on duty about four o'clock yeeneity imilog, on Weetroloster-ixidge, end bearing an ebeniallee between the riloller at the bet sod • Bit" he went towards them, and as be approached near, V Mord bar asp, " She would throw herself into the Tinmee." She them said bar Mbar and mother hod bees banisher bet aberat, sad then retied wildly down the twidge Moist sell hog knelt Into the water. - Witness Mr, erighe b lis a thr the bee, eel saeceeded dra= d eir eat. Sim Med at be shooed be go my, bat boom ing that she attempted le comb suicide about six menthe ego, by !skin plumb sold, he refused to let her go, end look her to the police shalom Her father, be might state to his worship, was Indicted on that ocossfon ape the &am ofhaving encouraged her to take prnamM add, =was Gaud sot goal, and discharged. The accused, who mid she woe ray sorry, sad mould not spin attempt to destroy her own life, was remanded for • SOUTHWARK. lebori Challis*, a man who for miry years was time keeper to the opposition annileare et the sad Cartis, wr brought before Mr. Burnham, Elephant m, charged with meeting a disturbance on the iodine of the South-Eastern qttla. at Landes-bridge and refusing to quit when re by the arrnate of the compan Xt. George Chars, an ropeoter in the company's em ploy, aid that about tight es the ravine evening be was me dry cm the ladles of the railway, when be saw the pri ers, irarliwrg with persons at the Ore where the °ma rine are cad , telling passengers sot get into a Citizen emirss r it was not going that way (to Paddington). Witness west rap to his sad told W sot to larder% as be had no briars with the elealhassa, but hr carlased his aaneyeace. Herr told him be was bespesdag, end liable to a parity of 61. The Wirer, however, arced to go away, when wi th er went for a co;stable. On his return ha saw the prisoner as an omnibus, but be got down sad stood 00 the Pawl, end aid he should not gs fee his et any re. a. mob Ono collared, and he was compelled to give him biter ovetady. He would not have done to had be this gone away quietly. Mr. Maw, as asofbne proprietor, sold the primer got as his osmaibee, but he estand to take him, as he ansidered that he wen osier the Indrees of liquor. Police-constable 341 M, said he wee called to take the pri mmer into melody. He adsoceducted lumen very much, and had be then left Mr. Orates would not have peened the &arc TM deluder denied attars any obstruction. Mr. Bonham mouldered it had been clearly roved, red he must pay • flee of 6e., or go to prison for ewes days. THE LEEDS MULD.EB. On Saturday afternoon Normington was removed from Leeds to York by the 4.16 train, slow with Walter Falbws, Charles Mitchell, and Anthony Hopkins, who stand committed for cutting and wounding kin. Kilburn. Nor mioglon wee haddeoffed to Falkner. A crowd of persons assembled to see him go, and the platform at the Wellington station wuthronged by people anxious to mocha glimpse of the culprit. Themcitmnoat,inatead of unnervingNormington peered to hem an exhilarating effect upon him, and throwing off the derived= he mentioned during the examination in the morning, he gave tall scope to his natural mahatmas ' and ocadnoted himself rather as the he of some noble deed, than ea the criminal under commitment for a terberous murder. On reaching the station be wee placed in one of the welting-rooms, but even here he could not restrain him self, and ever and anon, he kept tapping the window to attract attention. He continued doing this , end to laugh end joke with his companion,, until the train wee reedy; end ' even after he had been viand in the carriage, he parented in pushing himself forward for observation by monopolising the window overlooking the platform and talking to those below. His coarse jokes arid diagusoing levity of meaner were kept mould the train reached Church Fenton, when he reeled head upon his handy, end was led for a few remnants in apparent nought. Soddenly lifting up his head, end turning to his companion, he said, " Shall we w the place where they hang them at York t" Receiving a reply in the affirraative4be again asked, "Do they hang them oponly—l have never been to a hsleg ng match at York?' " Yee," re• his companion, it's open enough, and I'm afraid Weed And it ma" • peseeegsr la the carriage told Dim that be hoped hewoold be hong, end made some remark as tattle example which had been eat him by bin mother, upon which Nominees became very indignant, and replied warmly to Use imputation of tuatemil no glierence. Nothing further oc curred until the train stopped at the ticket pis! form at York, when Normington asked, "What kind of • rope do they hang them with ; is it as thick as a pit rope r On reed/int the station he end his companions were placed lag ekb, and In a few minutes more they were lodged In tlnCaide. Lents Noretiry. THE PAROCHIAL DEFAULTERS IN ST. PANCRAS. —At the weekly meeting of the directors of the poor of M. Pmerras yesterday, Mr. Flaw, the clerk to the board, at re portedFn that on Friday morning he was waited upon by an aareof police the desire of the Police Commistioners, tti r lnspector Informed him that a ktter had been re ceived from the superintendent of police at Ottawa, Canada Wee, in which he slated that Charles Hibbard, late a clerk in the employ of the ea*, sad who absconded with up wards of 8001 , of the parish mosey was living io that place, and requesting that the neesmary documents to authorise his apprehension should be forwarded. The Police Com madames, fir. Flaw stated, wished to know what answer VFW to be seat. Boma discussion ensued, in the course of which it was Natal that the enema of bringing Hibbard over to this emery and prosecuting him would be about 3001., and it seemed to be the genera opinion that it would not be well to put the pariah to that expiate. Bventually a resolution W118(.011111 to " that the clerk write to the Police Commissioner+ stating that the board do not feel dimmed to prosecute Hibbard so loaf as he renal= beyond the shores of Ragland." Tits O'CONNOR STATOR IN NOTTINGIIAM.—The 'talus of the late Feargur O'Connor, which was placed a few weeks sae in the public Arboretum, Nottiaglism, was found early on Saturday morning beenmand with tar, andotherwise defaced. The oorporationhave offend a reward of 64, and the Chartist committee a further reward of 501., for the die merry of the offender,. Up to the prevent time the peeps triton of this paltry spite ere nedhonvered. PLATING WITH A LOADED GVE.—The Notion/lista de Rotten relates the foliowieg es haring recently occurred at Br. Gilles, near Rouen :—"ForieLvonog men hod assembled at the hones of • friend for the openiog of the shooting season and for three days they enjoyed txeellent swat On the morning on which they were to separate they were break fasting together, talking of their respective guns end other epootlog matters. Just as the repeat was at en end, one of them rose, end taking up what he coneidered to bible goo, be gan Smearing it about, bosetlsg of its Settee.' and other quelitiev. His friend. r:quested him to put It down, remind ing him of the frequent sodden's which occurred. To this he paid but little heed, affirming that the gun was not loaded, ea he bad &charged it. He presented the Nan suocessiy.ly at his three conipenkeo, raying to one. ' I shall take you between the two eyes; to the other, Have you any weer sage to leave for your family P . and to the third, who had his glass in hie hand, ' That is the lout glue of wise you will ever drink, and other remarks of the woe kind. At length he turned away ftom the table, and presented his gust at • large looking-slam in the room, when his Boger touching the trigger the gun went off, and the glass flew into s thousand *ma The alarm of the young men on thinking of the dan ger which they had escaped may be conceived, but that of the author of the frolic wee eo great that he fell back Into a chair almost aeaseless, and it waanot without oonsiderable difficulty that he wee brought to himaelf. On examining the guns it was found that he bad by mistake taken up ins that wee looked, Instead of his owe, which was not." [Advertisement.) HoitowAT's Pima. ▪ von Itmeanwa to eaa ltate.-14. Neertosoneerslit. Ron. auto. he •leuer to Kr Bottowes, that Mn :ohs Worn Woetetree4 14 isd hen sflietel will. in Shebat& Wand es. for the net lung/ ram. ?Men be wow ...payed reesSise &tried that 1006 pertokb• food Mitle or no gone( nthou At tan h ere Wooed to try Floheeere Pala ten bear , Immo many ehemoleme tweeet on their efelsee; and the coneesomeo that trio now perfeetlf cured. and slop tt tor hes/thaw err boded before. They one nmot no barn. P .in dfm.Uoes foe the use of these I saillsoalopine see oinsed to mob boo. MARKEZAS , COTTON.—Lrvaaroo!,_SEPT. 13.—The salts of cott on to datratimatel at 6,000 bale. The dentra continues vse7 ; prior alma Friday last are la favour of the bum. COTTON 000DS.—MANCIL1817.14, SIPT. 13 —Welfare W a very doll market. The untoward DOW of fifth boon lilies la Mae, with unfavourable examercial advice* from Calcutta, barn had the effeet of almost ompeadlog operations for those markets here, end sellers ham bead it almost In possible to make sales of either yarn or cloth. la prime there fa ao altaratke, the extensive contract' plated within the but few week. haying provided for nearly all the g:oods likely to be rudiment' for as lesson wrath, and far into the nest. The nem above referred to, besides having thrown a gloom CF/Sr the Eastman trod*, has had the effect of discouraging badness for the continental and other export markets. Ad vies from Celostia sato that cloths are I d. to 4d. per piece, end yarns newly d. per lb. lower than at melon/Wks, There is acme boo Mses doing for the home trade in both yarn and cloth, sad prime me well maintained. Offers have bem. =dentr mite foe India at a oensiderabie ',doable in prim, bat with their present engagements an hand spinners were of course disinclined to listen to them. WOOLLEN CLOTS.—Lune, SEPT. 13.—There ti to Ware of asy importance in the market that requires notes. The attendsace des been about as usual, and the tnneactione have been of an average extant, principally to goods adapted kr Um winter triad WOOLL—HODDIIII7III,LD, ElErr. IL—Many manntse tunes leaving supplied themselves, at Lest foe a time, 014Wle the demand to be siackse, bat dashes are Arm In maintaining the meet advance. MANUFACTURES. HODDINITIALD, Bart, 13r Than le so spikiest:lle change to report in the market, a goal idgigly balsam ocatlaning in moat &sulphas' of steseseble geode, a great portion Wag made to ceder, which keep the milli hi the mighbourbood codes beep, some c which an working overtime. CORN.—Licsx, Birt. 13.—At to-day's market a very smell supply of English Idlest, which to cleared off losal WW2. at 10. to 2a. per qr. over last week's Mos. Farelam bailor similar advisee, which checks bushes's. Batley err making supports late pesos, (Wading is rather lower. Bens sod per dali„ at he favour of bares. Oats wesheMS, bat act quota lower. A Imp bushier dome is toreros wheat to-day. The forelem imports toot week ars : Wheat, 2474 wra. Barley, 4,664. Owe, 466. Poems, SM. Per. MO. Tans, W. Linseed and rapeseed, 12,640. Bowes, 347 team. ' • - • Dart aboz i oLnerr i. SitOkl leg j u billi , 11 and zit lugs t ;rims of Friday ars rosai obtained ow ell datapticas. Bat Darla quits r deer. Baba lower rata bays to be aka to pt at ls the eels of bras. Behar utilise an aka. Arrivals : wbeat, 421 qrs. ; bar, 22 . 1reitspessal, 100 qtr. Annie prase/ gala far dr week Sept. 10 : wbeat, 2,149 qrs., 43e. 714. ; oats, 122 qrs.. lltd.; bang, 140 qrs., 36e. 4fil.; bees% 60 qrs., 4311. Oid.• pear, 6 qrs., 104. — {Pram taa eiroaler el Donal a nd Co.) .••• • • - Lnrw, SEPT. 13.—W• ban sow rale, which is Wl/1617d In ohs root crops. At to-day's market we had but a limited show of wheat ; a good deemed was experienced for the beet rens of old and mew, ead le. per qr. &draws upon last week's trßarley to large eapply, _qaaltty vrry various, the . wilte maintained tut Tuesday's rates, oth dmoriptioas Is. to 2.. par qr. draper. Beams end oats as Ism week. Wheat, white, old, 611 b. to allbs., 42c to 485.; ditto, new, 601 be. to 6211 m ,400. to 46e. ; red, old, Elba to 63114., 40e, to 43e.; ditto, new, 691 b. to 611b5., 36.. to 41s. Barley, Chevalier, new, 62165. to 641 b ., 37e. to 43e. ; oom moo, 61111 a. to 4211.., 29e. to 33e. Beans, old, 6.51b5. to 66111 ha., 48s. to 62e.; ditto, new, 641te. to 681 be., 43e. to 464. pm qr. to the growers. - - - • Nawcanna, Farr. 13.—The weather since Saturday has been favourable for !served operations until this morning, which b wet and likely to continue, the barometer having fallen considerably during the night. At our market we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and hav ing nothing fresh in from the rout since Saturday, the fanners* bust new sold quickly at en advance of ie. per qr., the Snot red making 44a., whereas the better descriptions of Danish met with more enquiry, 48a. being willingly paid for high mixed old, weighing naturally 621bs. per bushel, but weighed 60tIbe.; Heligenbefen making 44a, same weight, with tolerable freedom. Flour experienced a more steady demand, essuadary _French commanding 27.1. 6d. and 28e , and prises new Notfolk households, 30s. 6J. to Ms ; and whites, 112 s. to SU, per each respeetivel. Rye nominally unchanged. Malting barley enquired for; grinding sorts firm. Other articles =oh as before. HOP INTELLIGENCE. KINT.—Hop pinking I. now general in all districts, the weather of the past week having been favourable, it is snaktog salishctoe7 proems. The quantity in bushels, in eiristl3lams, Is fully equal to what was estimated while the poke were standing, though they weigh very light. The quality in every direction is represented as unusually Sae. Many splendid samples have already been produced, and the number of such this year will be far greeter than at former periods. The goldinge, however, are fast turning red, and should wet or windy weather set in, there is to doubt that a large quantity will not be picked. Should the weather, on the other hand, prove fine, the picking will last fur a month or fire weeks longs. Sussex AND !DIME . T.—The picking Is general in the several hop districts of the counties"; and the crop generally is said fully to equal the expectations of the planters. The quantity le large, and the quality, In all instances, Bret rate. Woacsammt—Pickiag became general among the planters in this district at the end of tut, and will be universal this week. The accounts from those districts where it has begun (says the Worcester Berea) all spree That the quantity Is folly up to expectation, sad the quality r 2 ral to any grown for some yams pest. Duty estimated at 0001. On Friday last 22 pockets of new hope were brought to the Worceeter market by Mr.l. P. Smith ; end from the sample thus ob. tallied it is now expected that has average growth will be tea 25 cwt.. to the acre. . DRYING AND MANAGEMENT OF HOPII.—A magnificent !ample of hops waa exhibited in the Borough market os Friday last, grown by Joseph Kitchhi, Esq., of Dunsdee House, Westerbeni, Knit, and the whole crop sold at 81. Bs. per cwt. to a gentleman in the north of England. These hope were dried at Collins's celebrated patent kilns, by which the active principles are retained, and an immense quantity dried in a given time with great econiiiby of fuel and labour. The appiarsnes of these hops is the nearest ap proach to the growth and management of the celebrated Ba varian hops.-sostth do:stern atatts. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABIIALTJEB. Sysststlow Portal; Well;w w troenii;eb; ford" Warred to Qtsetes l esby. beefs, Wort in the Traverse—Levers:l, Sept. IL totem ilassece.—Ths ball et this vemel. which was bunt hereon the led et Jose has tees feud to.day with the meterre of et, owesasest limp% sad has Left for dontliusplon.—Patestaidb Not. Earl of Mt" te this we, from ealtetta, has been destroyed by die at Ilasgeoe.—Livarpsel, Sept. 11. Lactlee, from Ceonstadt to the pot, la 1111101 . • off Nerve is tta Pa tie, and b Stilly to to • wreak.—Liverpool, Sept. IL Oman vane), town tea Clyde to the Siete Plots west on share during • Web fog (with two other vessels) now the Weed of Poles, it the estreoe of the 'tem and became • tot. I wed. St. tits, weld be and, as the had sunk In deep watee.—Mori Video, Angst I. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ISOILM heat I.lmioal for Tabla Boy. July 30, lat 4 N, :on 21 W Constitution, train Galveston for Lavarpayl, august 2i, ,12 ea:e aroma (bargee), of Tait:and, from Mariam Lt ifelrocer.b, Ailraq 10, Is. V, Is TIM. Join Beery, from London r T Meurivf :Cy 2s. lot P, ten 11l W. lames. diem Liveroool for Pollees (lee ). raly 11, lot 11, 102 11. R 2 i o 00. f,. Loreloa for alto Boy. 504000 W•lief 10 084 from Jamie... for Liverpool, 5040.1 If, Mt 25 if, Ti lsa plion. " tra . s:Ca 7 rat la for Lembo, Avost 15. lot 11 O, lop 93 W. Woodlark from t slOctrte for Lou on, July 9, I.t 8, too 81 W. Ufa Over.s. ben litorpoot tor West Coma of Attica. Attiestt 11. of SIX N. be ILI M. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BUTLI:II.—Sept. 1!„ Use roller. of Pt. bitralle:e Grand. of • a n. 01108LNY.—dept. 11. at Bosomed Ledo. Ertston read. the site of E. Crud% the.. of • mee. HAIR 14 se Overseathea. Ctemberlani, the wt's of J. U Ites..ef soon and Wk. LOrallt.—Sept. 11. at Ellesmere limas Beretta!, Me wife of Yr. Issison. of a danihter. MILLIL—Papt. 11.00 Klagewood Lodge. /isteleaell.peas tht oJf J. T. MI L. Esq.. of a daughter. IMITEL—Sept. 11,M Maims aldlleam. the mite of W. P.oth. Fro.. B el a ma t. 11. st Kemal Cottage. Prated* lbw wife of T. M. Petilloe. Les. of a eon. TYLliti.—dept. 11. the wife of 11. Woe, Ifts. of CalahfVfo - Ar+. Wandchesson, of a mos MARRIAGES. ATKINSON —llol.l,lB:—Fet4. 10. at Somata; (t.or . b fbf Ear. J. Me :madly. 8.A., Otok lileroge. Fon of the fate B. Atto.' sok of Laaedo.raerreareat, noU4ogbW. to bigia,,lawilarr of N. f. Bohla, of &anal,. Berta. BA RIIIII—BA le MY.— Bro. mt.a e. ur a. Fklto.' 111 tbe Rm. J. Teague. 8.A.. Ta xnas. No a J. Bart.... Eaa. of ". betd.to Hannah. dauatua of J. tlamp.on, alp., of floirani to.a. B Olesrpi De . bkehlre. BNB IDOk.— CBUMAIL—Bert. 10. at BR MOO. Friffoo 4 l3.l !I..Adage, Esq., to Ulm. dattabter of B. Thortaam, 01 DEATHS. D AT.-Sen. 11. et Weeeklll. ileddereeste. T. C. DM. El • 5 . 1 i 5 " : 4 11.0 D.-daa Y r. 1.11. near Soimera. C@. el", a. .Lm . 4 - 1 Paatbowne. Umiak wife of C. Gnat. and SI. Demos Ann. ItwNk Elhabeth. amebic of E. 1 1" Sec, of (rhea:ere-Yak keel 4 years end o mouth-. lIACHORIN.-Bepk ld, eher le months' liovrine Mere.. honr , 11 .1 ralgestine. Jack the beloved wife of Wine. Meer rte. t;•4 letwas reek et. , her 41et year. Omaha "*. . of rhe tu . tender. Milford. Kest. • DIAYNK.-Sept. lk at anthem» pat elllse. 0. SYSer. ern 0. 111411LSeet. Ilk et netableadspeek, BMW. sad Gidi dt°.4 Odasal H. Samar. Prated sag Pablithed by Rum." Km I tun.. of No. f, LottS o &ewe. la the My et Loeb.. Photo,, et the thh.e. la L,,clhtt , Stmt. to the Rad.et of efletetriers.—Rsavef Doi. 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