The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-09 00:00:00

4 EPORTING INTELLIGENCE• TATTERBALL'EL—MoNDAT. It would appear to be almost a matter of iedifferesee le members sow.o-days whether the sefalling•dey at Tatar' ores he we ref importance or not; whether it be over Goodwood. Brightest, or the veriest rural hmether dapping. Be much in sow done by deputy that many whose faces mere owe fusilier at " the Comer" are not by any MI"! IPe regular in their attendance. Arid the grooms ides that " it must come to post-betting " hr damped the ardour of • hoes or backers, who Loon deer-bought experience check their speculative natio' us until the saddling-bell dup. Several Goodwood seementa had • secood sines this afternoon ; sortie were dually disposed of, and others were not, while very few et the liabilities incurred over Brighton and Lewes were liqui dsted to the full. The question most prolific of argument, however, was as to the validity of the race for the Railway Nursery liasidicap at Lewes, on Saturday, Hope,the Ikavime been returned as "drawn" when the weights were pet:dished. Bat as it is to be referred to another tribunal say further diecussion here would be premature. Betting is future events was limited arid very plow indeed. Rest Lancashire wee in favour for the Great 30icr Handicap, 9 to 2 having been booked to 2001. Caller On was inquired after, bat 7 to 1 being the highest offer, not a blue ...wink in that quarter. Blair Athol still holds his proud positioo as fest favourite for the Leger, 7to 4 being the longest odds obtainable. The removal of Scottish Chief has necessarily gives • fillip to General Peel, and this afternoon, after 7 to 2 had been laid to 2001., he advanced further, sad half • point lees wee accepted. The only Derby horse we heard mentioned woe Joker, about wham 40 " teasers " were taken, but ligation 1,000 to 30 was noted. Closing pricy: WOLVERHAMPTON STAHRs. Even and M. Lupin's Dollar. 4 In. list 121 b (o OICRAT RHO& HANDICAP. 9 to 21 *gat Lord St. Vincent's Emit Lancashire, 4 yts, Sat 41b (t treelyi to 1 Mr. N . l'Anson's War Ou, 0 yrs, At alb (t) ST. MEL T to 4 aid Mr. N. l'Anson's tilair Athol (off) Ito 1 Lord Glaisow's Osmond Peel tt and off) TOO to 8 Mr. Bowes Baragah (t 4 IffatiSY. YON to 30 apt Captain John Whites Joker (t) BETTING AT lIINCEHSTED.—HOIDAIr. WOLVERHAMPTON STAKES. keen on Dollar (t) 9 10 2 aid Bloodln (t) EDO' HANDICAP. d to 1 apt lad Uncomic* It to 1 apt welcome (t) (cd. t6to 1 T, 100 to lipmatits (t and 11 to 1 Caller Oa 3 and off) 100 to 8 --Alabama (t) SORE. I 7 4 to 1 apt Knight of Snow don (5 and wanted) BT. 34 to 1 tot Doroph (1, CRICKET. ENGLAND T. THIRTEEN OF KENT. —This match sin begun yesterday at (Niatiorbuty, when Kest completed Itsfires i enigma for 57 runs. England then went is and mored 121 estehes fur 5 wickets. The match was to be lieenmed to-day. THANES NATIONAL REGATTA. This annual regatta, under the management of Yr Teams Sutecriptioe t lob, COMO di yesterday after mese is the presence of a large muster of spectators, the weather being exceedingly fine. The Venue (committee beat) was moored opposite. the Loudon Rowiag Clob boat bare, one of the iron steamboats being likewise chartered to accompany some of the races. The management of the •Mawas, as usual, confided to the care of Stephen Salter William Blake. Thoreau conunsimed et a quarter-pes: Om with the 611AIii10;1i0171 OM= Ram—First prize, 100 f.; sr and, 20t. ; third, IW. No amalgamation of north and south perraitted. 711 CST Rhar. Colleen Basra new, Manchester (Mama U. Addy, I Addy. G. Wllllaa,go , S. Botler, acid W. Davlll, ma) .. 1 Coneuence crew, Richmond (Hews. J. Califs, B. Hartle bury. W. Buyer, Glover, and G. Messum, °oz.) .... The Richmond crew got off with a good mut, but the ileweheeter me. woe overhauled them, sad woe by dans kasha. ?rids of the 1 bums cre;ioo;s7.7. Hoare. H. Holly, J. Tagg, G. Haromertun, aad W. Hammertoe. COL E Tyne crew, Nerrosaile para. J. Taylor. T. Motile. Winship, H. Taylor, and T. Herrieou, vox.' 2 The wieners led throughout, and woo rather easily. WATS/Ml:lee APPlTlfftera outrigrd bests). Open to =time from Oxford to Gravelesd. Twat prize : Oast, badge, freedom of the Thames, and 24 ; ssoosd, 61. ; third, 34 ; fourth 11. The eret two boats is sea hush to pm is the furl heat. FEIST HUT. T. Wise, Hatomereralth —• - —w-• 1 J. Men, Hatimearsatth • W. Harvey, Swiggett I W. Sadler, Putney 4 J. Sawyer, Teddragtou 5 A ntt.bag raaa fur half•a-milii, whoa Wiaa drew away, wad west la a fine winner. Thames Bank W. firwucer, Chelsea • J. OmWe. lltcbmoad 0 Directly sitar stark*" Callas got overboard, sod woe oat al tho race. Pick drew away, aad was oily. rail: =a. ww ... ~ ... r~ .... =et sway with • good lead. sad relied w r TWO with Was for 900 yards ; Speisser last. Here spi ritedeoe Apt° Pick, • rd after • good rase Was we by two lengths ; ?irk two utarn at Wise. 8031.1.1310 RACIL—(Open to the world, barring the Champion of the Thames.) Find prise, 2W.; neorod, 101.; third. X The first two boats in each hens to row in the Mal hoot. PIM EMT. J. Sadler, Fakeer ---. . -- 1 A Lori, Chelsea A. Barrie, Teddlogies d r. G. Shepherd. Melees . bore drew away soon after starting, but after •ON nos 'ileller west is the winner. IL Tel!) , T. Rowe . Minim Cola IL Cacaos, Newcastle A One race to &rumor% where Cole, who was rowieg sacoad to Kelly, fouled a private steamboat, which wae Iyin( to anchor , and the other two deiahed the race at their bison. Mem7 Kelly, ex-champion J. Sadler Thomas Hoare Z. gagers This was a very fine race. Kelly had the boat station, bet vas last. Hoare with the wont and Engels seat ware cdf fleet. Kellv soon pat oa a fine spurt, and in hie splendid *ls and fine action west to the frost, &Akar, whoa Asti= was very good, passion the two, sod going sawed la AI politics they costumed to the finish. Kelly woe by Iwo lengths • Sadler was two ahead of Hoare, who was M. dandy diaased by the severe work of the day ; and &owe wee over baster, at the finish. Pall OAmI. (Opel to the world).—Fins prise, 251. ;ss Ned do., 101. ; third do.. 51. 7. lElkby Old Barge House) and IL Cook (Word) I L Wioghip and T. ,Neweaggle G. Hammerton Kingston cud J. W. i Tegg (Hampton) J. Taylor and 31. Taylor Newcastle) They rowed from Puthey to Hammersmith, and Hammer toe and Tagg were the favourites. All got away tegether, Bifeby soon takiag the lead. Before they bad got 50 yard; Hammertoe and Winship fouled, both tieing in the wrong, tad Taylor last. Winship and Matfio got off gist after the fad, and rowed second the rest of the way, Hammertoe and ifagg third, and the Taylors last. Eileby won by two lisgtha, and Hammertoe lodged a protest which was mesh. dated. - CHAIIPIOS 700116-11:NAL VIA?. Pride of the Thames crew ow show) Colleen hewn crew (as above) Tyse crew. Newcastle 'as above) 3 Coufidence crew as above) The Pride of the Thames was made the favourite, and the Colleen Bests wee hacked at sto 4 to beat the other hem Mr. W. B. Woodgate, late of Brasaree College, Oxford, and amateur champion of the Thames, was umpire mid starter. A considerable amount of delay was occasioned by the Richmond lads making false start in spite of all the others trying to get away properly. At , length, after various threats of disquelificetioe, at., they ell got level, and Mr. Woodgate gave the word. Tbr wee the race of the day, and • Seer has not been seen for years OM the same SWIMS. From Pepe; to Chiswick Collor led the best stare, then Rally, thou Tyne, and Ricbmoed the worst. The Richmond crew made a bad start of it, end the Tyne crew got • good lead, Pride of the Thames mead. In seven or sight strokes the Manchester men were ap to the Pride, and, with Tyne still leading, they rowed a race to pest the Star and Garter. Here they ) bad logo right inside a barge which was athwart the tide, and het a good chance, the Pride getting well eseowd. At the point the Thames and Tye. representatives vire stroke and stroke, and they gilled forth general ederratios, their toe stroke sod style exciting the attention and tarred. The betting was now 2 le 1 on the Pride, and the Colleen Sawn coming op at, the ollaS Tree overlapped the Tyneside's. All did their beet to set first, and the Pride, with superior streogth, style, and werrythieg, rowed into first place as they finishe d the spurt. Bees the Tyner:Mrs' ezertious were over, for the Colleen stall egad them for second honours, and though wider in lab worst place, were half • length ahead at Idemmenrmitb. Richmond lads left off rowing woe afterwards, sod the Pride, screening their lead, won by two leegtbs ; Ty siifour estrrill was Coffers 'Par 13 min. 50 secs .in a eery bad tide. 211 re 's work heavy, apa Juries Messenger, the ea. sbarapree, reederiel effichot &mistime to the committee. The perms were presented on beard the Venus. PLTIVIT 31171Z1711, 8017111 K i ixmrox. Pam of'lawn toe Use week eadMil Aug. 8, 2,251. Total Z11vo• the opining of the Museum fees daily (12th 13). &AMA THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1864. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME OHM) CTlT.—Griu.asoaD, A vautrt 8. (84(0e. Bares Martin aad s Bproial Jary.) DOIZT V. HAMILTON AND °TRW Ms woo on action of rather a peculiar ammeter. The Plaiatitf, Louis Dire y, a Frenchman, who coodumed his own era, sued the defeedent and eve other gentlemen for having omemired together to oppress sod rain hiro t and preveas him from gaining his livelihood by his profession of teacher of languages ; sod be claimed 1,0001. damages. Thus wu also s count for Masikir. _ . . The plaintiff, as aho;ie stated, conducted his own case. The defendants wets severally represented by Mr. Bovill, QO. ; llt. Hawkins, QO. ; the Hon. G. Damao, Q.C. • Serj.auit Haldeman, Mr. J. Browne, Mr. C. W. Wuod, Si r G. Houyenan, and Mr. Cobem The case occupied the court a great many hews, Principally *slog to the mar of irrelevant matter that ' was introduced into the inquiry, and the latitude th.t was kindly accorded to the plaintiff by the learned judge, to enable him to bring what be conceived to be his grievecom before the jury. His topes leg speech occupied three hours, bet as a great many facts' of the moat disgusting character were introduced it will be impossible to do more than to gm a brief outline of the cam. According to the plaintiff's statement, he had been for twenty months endeavouring to bring the matter before a jury, sod he had applied to no lest then eigliteenexteroe?a, rod he said that six of them would not have anything to do with the case on account of its filthy character, six required more mosey than be could command, and the other mix be described as of the pettifogging clam, who promised him they would do what was necessary and °b lamed all the mosey they could from him, and at last left him In the lurch, sad he was there fore, at lest, compelled to appear in parson. It appeared that in 1867 . he established kimealf at Dulwich as a pro feasor of the French language, and obtained employment is that capacity at several respectable scholastic eatakidali meets, and also gave private lemma, principally, it ap peared, to young ladle, and for • amaiderable lame there was no doubt that the plaintiff was regarded favourably by those who were acquainted with him, and who employed him in his professional capacity. Things went on in this way for • considerable time, but at length it appeared that letters containing most filthy and obscene drawings were sent to a cumber of young ladies living at Dulwich and the thigh bout hood. and this, of comes, created very peat annoyance and excitement, and every endeavour was made to discover who was the guilty party, and after some time it seemed that ' suspicion fell upon the plaintiff, and the result was that he was dismissed from all the schools that be bad been in the habit of attending, and loth the whole of his pupils. The defendant, Mr. Hamilton, it appeared, was a gentleman of considerable property, who was ia the habit of residues oe casionally at Dulwich ; the of the others, Mr. Lamm, was a tradesman at the come place, and the Rev. Mr. Mabee; another of the defthdanta, wea the pristine' of • school at Camberwell, at which some of the boys referred to Ia the subsequent proceedi were poling ; and then appeared to np be no doubt that thy had takes an active part in the CitudipP to discover the perpetrator of the dthrast outrage that had been committed. The principal fact that appeared to be relied on by the plaintiff was, that on a certain day three of the defendants met at the Greyhound Inn, at Dulwich. and that they there examined the letters and the obscene drawings that had been received, and that they came to the conclusion that the plaintiff was the guilty party, and that they thereupon resolved to drive am away ft 7 cm the place, and, in fact, to ruin him and pre vent him from obtaining a livelihood. The case on the part of the plaintiff was, that be was entirely ieneoest, and that the charge had been made by the deleodaet Hamilton out of revenge of his having detected him in the commission of unnatural mistime with two pain lads, and is attempting to debauch his own ma. It will be wee from QS brief «a lias of the cam that it was altogether one of • very painful and disgusting character, and is the course of the inquiry a gnat number of letters were pat in evident* by the plaintiff with • view of nuking out kis cam. Gee at these letters he admitted was of such • nature that it ought not to be reed publicly, although he said be had merely called things by their right same,. or something to that effect ; and he endeavoured to make out that his only object in what he bed done was to punish the guilty, and that this was the only reams for the defendants' endeavour ing to drive him out of the neighbourhood. The plaintiff, who during his long rambling speech bad been several times requested both by the learned j udge and the jury to confine himself to the charge be wish to esti. blish against the defendants, at its conclusion called several witness', bat their evidence appeared to be almost as irre levant to the real lane in the canoe as the plaiatiff's slate meet had been. It seemed, however, when the heves tigatioethok place at the Greyhound, that it was the opinion of everybody present that the writing on the envelopes that contained the chimes prints resembled that of the plaintiff, and that it was the general impresario that it was the handwriting et a foreigner. The plaintiff, in answer to a question pot by the learned loft* es to whether he had any further evidmoi to bring hut Card, replied that he should like to examine the de feadmets. __Baron Martin said it wu not a very usual muss for a plaintiff to take to call his antagonist' as whereas, bet it he chose to do so be might. Mr. Hamilton was the first who was tellerL He was questiosed by the plaintiff, sad is answer to him he in the most positive and indignant maser denied that there was the lightest foundation for the inakonatioas that bed bees trade against him. He also rid that Um Essetimg at the Oveybousd was quite a casual one, bet they were all of course anxious to discover the guilty party. They timpani the handwriting of the plaistiff with sows of the MMus, and the impressins that was created by this was that be was the party, and the disgusting letter which be admitted be bad written tended very mush to atruirtbea that 'appo sition. The plaintiff put several very offensive questions to the intense the effect of which was to reiterate the odious accu sation he had made against him. bat Mr. Hamilton Wip oantly repudiated the suggestioss that were made. The jury isterposed, and said they did sot wish So hear any more, as they emosidered the plaintiff had entirely failed in nekiog out his car. Baron Martin said it would perhaps be better that they should hear the whole of the evideoce the plaintiff proposed to lay before them Wong they gave a verdict. The whole of the other defesdaste were thee examined by the plaintiff, but their evidence went entirely to dis prove the ease that he suggested. The plaintiff in the ccurse of the examisatice beams very excited, sod told os• of the eviteesees that what he rid was a lie. . . . . r. Baron antis intenedietely Warping& end told the plain. tiff that if be toed@ re of mob ea oinervatiop spun hi would commit bine. The plaiaTii,having 'hardy afterwards indanded that he had closed his oura Baron Martin said he wea of opinion there was no cam at all for the jury, and that there was not a tittle of evidence to nippers the charge d compirecy. The jar, mid they were of the same opinion. The plaintiff wished to know if they were unanimous in corning to that conclusion. The foreman of the jury mid they were. A verdict was then formally retained for the defendants NORFOLK CIRCIIIT.—Ipswzca, Arcrer 8. (Beton Mr. Bras Brune,ll) Solomon Hills, labourer. 22 years of ego. was abased with felookinsly amanita; Henry Roe" at fitek•-by•Ney- Led, thee and there patting him in fear of hie life, sad stealing 10a. to money and a sae, the property of the mid Henry Raeas, oe the 25th of November, 186 L Mr. Orridge appeared as counsel for the aown ; the prisoner or undefended. The arcamsethem of this case WWII very mates- «cheery, as will be gathered from the followieg state. meet. The proriantor, a very old man, was living with his eon in a lamely cottage ie Stoke, and about eight o'clock on the night of the Rith November, 1861, wee goon Lem his bowie across the yard to the sable, oboe be wag attacked by two wee. He waa knocked doers by one with a stick, and when oe the ground wee beaten about the heed till he was pearly "as. sensed," r be described it. They then swore at hies and demanded all hie mousy, but he declared be bed only a few shillings, and those be handed over. The roffithe threatened to murder him if be called ent,aed then went into the cottage and helped themuielves to beer mod a gun that was in the aittimproorn. They then mme to where the old man was lying, and seemed soddenly to have some pity for hint, for . they offered to carry him in-doers ; but be told them to be off, for he'd bad ,sough of them. They went off with the gun and money, and owing to the duke's' of the night the promesitor could not see well along►b to recognise , either of them The polio, failed iu all attempts i to discover the men, and this seemed likely to be another addition to the list of undetected crimes. le January, 1863, the prisoner, with two other men, wee Itried at Bury St. Funned'. county sessions for a mer &roes amealt epee a gamekeeper, aid, being convicted, all were sectemeed to eighties meths' iniprisonment. This term would have expired is July of this year, sod in April lest a matter arose that led to the prisoner being put upon his trial to-day. It was this—At the spring amines last year ' a wealthy farmer of the mane of Hempkory wee convicted • before the Chief Jostles Erie of shootieg at on, boat Reed, e with intent to made! him, and was sentenced to penal ger ' vitude for life. He remained in Bury Geol some meths before being removed, and contrived to LA with his fellow-prisoner Hills. Expleiniog to him what he had been convicted of, he eneeeeded in persuadieg him to make a impresario, taking the aime epee himself and exonerating Humphery, and for doing this the latter was to provide the prisoner with a large sum of matey aa woe as be got out from gaol. Humphery, by this, expected to receive a pardon, was to realise his properly, and get net of the country, when Hills was to avow it wee all a trick, aid get his release sod reward. Hills sent for Mr. M'lcityre, the gasifier. and to him made a very eircensetential eoefemices, and realited it to the visiting justice'. He mid be would God the gee with which Reed was shot if they would mood him to a place (a peed) be I aimed. • The comsat took Idea to the peed, eel it was dewed amid nothieg bawd, bet the primrose declared imbed thrown the gee in ; that ea the sight of the attempted monk, he was watching for Osman!' by Kin Harry's grove ; that Atlas in the ditch his run meat old by seri ! deist as Reed wee pessieg, and that he alone thee Reed. The Airy was Dewar believed fns as iethant, hat to mike : the salmis wins :Simi pod was emptied,. aad them, deeply i auk to ad. ins Souk • gas. Bat this pa was foetid to he the tee dolma from the old man on f the November, 186 L It was identified beyond all guestiou, and upon Ming told of the discovery a the dl.. belief in the statement as to Reed, the prisoner said it was De gun, that be bud bought it of some looks ; sod as to the maiteesiom Humphrey had him to make it, sad ft was all untrue. He was thee told of the ideating:a tioa of the gun, and that be would be charged with the robbery of old Rouse. He woe diseonartad at this, bat declared be knew übthing of it. Duriog his imprisonment he bed Seamed to writsta very fair band, sad one morass( in May last the cook of the pol picked up • Dote is the yard where the prisoner had heel taking exercise. It was at mice recognised u Ms haoderttiog, and was as follows "Prised James Wright, I now take the opportunity to , write thee* few lines to you, informing you that I bare got to stand trial for we robbing old Rouse, but I don't think they have any snap:Moo of you, mod you must heap dark, but if they should have say suspicion sod take 7on, you must stick hard you don't koow sothiog about it. You don't want to be afraid that I shall split. that Is all my fault. I don't think he would swear to the gnu all that long time, but I think you will be all right. Isbell haves ooussel, and if they don't collar you, you Dan help pay for a counsellor far mm for. you %melt to do that. You don't want to be afraid that I shall split, far I shan't do that, be muse that is my fault. That would have been all right if I hadn't went and shown them the gem but don't you be afraid. I will stick tree, for I think I shall get off at triaL fle so mare from your old friend. I should emit by old Cooper, but I oonldo't get to him. Tell my friends that I want to see them." This Wright was a man who with the primmer had bean origioally suspected . of the robbery, was in gaol with the • , old Cooper ins • pmermar Jon raw*. The letter to-day the primer declared had hesa written by • man by the name of Hoboes, also a prisoner, and placed ill theyard, to get him (Hills) into trouble, but this was satisfacty negatived by persoca knowing the handwriting of both. Upon these facts, provided by the prisoner, the jury feud • verdict of Guilty. sad being asked whst he bed to say, said to the judge, "I hope your bower will have mercy on me." Baron &WU well—How much mercy did you show to that old man? You were etroog enough to rob him without beating him. You are a bed fellow, mad I seeteoos you to Ire yaws' penal servitude. Another action of slander is being tried before Baron Channel, and will lout all day. h•Primo' ma& a Mum, visaed, and mid, Wa s llsr I am. (A laugh.) Mr. Pagee—Wkee are you? The pawner —I sell lucifer matches. Mr. Paget said the interference of Sergeant Dunne ea behalf of a female, who wax insulted in the public street, was most proper end Judi/was. The police amid net do boiler .tbas protest (sneaks who wee* molested by al die posed sad dworderly fears in the street.. A Molest smolt had been committed oc the police sergeant, for which he seatemed the prisoner to be imprisoned for two mouths, and kept to hard labour in the Home of Correction. John M0V441 Blackwban sod George Braidasore, labourers, mre charged with assanltiog Mee. Bath Ash, of No. 4, Prcepect-tensoe, St. Leonerd'nroad, Bromley. It appeared from the evidenos of the complainant that on the night of Monday, the Ist of the present month, she was musing along the towing-path of the Lea river at Bromley, zed saw the prisoners and two other men. Th ey . exchanged signals, and cue of them mid to the other, • When I all out you whistie." She suspected there was same design to annoy sod insult her, and hurried acmes a brick field on her way. The lame men aoxered her. They came in one direotioo, the others in an opposite direction. They got round her and pushed her hack, and by their words and actions noon made known what their istentims were. Tee prisoner Blackman, io the moat vulgar language, said if the prosecutrix did not comply with his wishes, be would cut her -- throat. The ruffians then hustled her, raised her clothes, and moulted her in a very grass manner. She seesawed, mod called out •• murder," r aod fell on her face. The four men beset her, and were proceeding to ill•use her, when two men from a bone factory, and two other men from the opposite side of the Les river, made their appearance, and celled oat to them. They left her, and she went on the towing-path again. The yawners and their companions were about to molest 1 lin in. w k :se a little boy made his appearance end sa id, " Is Is that you, Mrs. r The four men thee took up • stories, sad other mluidee within reach and threw. The shrieks of the woman brought two met out ,of a cottage dose by, and her sisailante ran away. No ' attempt our made to catch them. On the following night the permeate' took the same road on her way to chapel, and made an appointment with her husband to meet her. It , was fortunate be did so, for the prisoners end their tionferde. rates met her again and insulted her. Blackman milked round her and used very bad lotion& Me knocked her down sod said, " Take that." At that moment bee husband was men approsobiag. Two men looked over a wall, and the primaries& away. The police bad be.. oe , the look oat far the pneopers ever sirs, and arrested them on the previous day. In answer to questions by Mr. Paget, the prosecutrix mid she was the mother of Dim children. dbe beard Blackman my on the first occasion, " put my fist down • your thrust if you hullo." She was then screaming ma of as she could. Yr. Paget remanded the priaoaers till Thursday next IiAMBIEPAMFTH. Susannah Hunter, a vary reepctabl►lookiog woman, appeared :Wore Mr. Ingham, to answer a eurnmons charging her with haring threatened to shoot Mr Jeseeph Aire', a medical practitioner, raiding in St. James's-square, Notting hilL The complainant aid—l have known the defeodast for many ran She formerly lived with me, and we have • daughter, whom I have placed at • first-elm school, sod have provided for her after my death. On the 30th ult., the defendant met me in St. Jansas'sequare, and said she would be the death of me. She also mid, "I'll murder you, I'll shoot you." Mr. Ingham—Do you go in fear of any bodily iajury 1 Complainant—l do. Two years ego I brought her to the court, and she was released on her promising never to annoy me again, or to use threat.. The defendant-1 am living In the neighbourhood of his home es • penal servant. and he wishes me to leave. He has refused to allow my daughter to me me. If he will give me the little girl I'll support her. Mr. Ingham—lf you penist in obtaining the poemodoa of the girl you will have to apply to one of the superior worn. I am hound to tell you that it is the preetios of the court to consult the wishes of the child. However, that is not the pretest question. What have you to say for using this extremely violent language ! Defendant-1 did not my I would murder him or that I would shoot him. I wished to speak to him about the girl, but be s►ut the door in my fen. I felt iodiguset. as I mot allow the girl's affection foe me to be I have sew left my situation. Mr. Ingham—You were ht ce km time, and cow you must and one surety in 101. for your good behaviour, with the alternative of 14 days' imprisonment. The defendant—Very well ; I'll go far the 14 daya. Her friends, however, tame forward and offered two misuse, who were accepted, for bar good behaviour for the next six months, and she left the eosin with them. AGRICULTURAL PROSPECT& (From the Ysr!•ls.sr Erpress. ) The week opened with a very breezy day ; but the night was think and threaten*, blowing a heavy gale from the mouth-weak which amens to have been acute in many part of the earth of England and Ireland, where it was accompanied by some rain. Holiday wee a fine warm day, sad harvest work proceeded span in all the early dis tricts. Thermometer, 70 deg.; barometer, 30 inches ; wind, S. W. to W. Tuesday was a dry hot day, sad reaping went on extensively. Our advice, from Suffolk state : "r he weather has been very forcing sioce our last, and wheat reaping is now generaL The accounts of the quality are uniformly unfavourable, sad about three-fourths of the growers cots , plain of a deficient quantity ; from the most careful estimate we Gan form of the rerun, wheat will be at least ' four bushels per acre below an avenge crop, or 12 bushels per ace below that of last year. whilst the natural weight will also be omaiderably leu, and thus make the amount of food still mon deficient. The barley crop promises to be unuarllv abundant, the fields are full of ears, many of them laid with the weight of earn ; the quality, however, will be poor and coarse, lulus we have mellowing 'floweret* improve at. &aware very deficient, and although the breadth of lead nectar them is larger than anal, we look fcr oily half a crop, from the effects of blight and vermin. Pees are better, and some Adds yield well; we estimate • full average quantity." Agate, ham another part of the memo coeaty "Wheat emitting will commence an a week or tea days. The i" far a good crop is not sovery anoaregbag." Freat Tr fordahire the same day it was remarked:—" In refereacie to the growing crops, wheat is generally thought, we heavy soils, to be quite, or rather over as avenge atop, bet on light soils, such as mad or gravel, it is %ght sad below as aver age ; quality will be fur if harvested well. Barley is geese rally a good crop as to quantity, bat 1 thick the quality will be canna. Oats are mot above threafearthe of a crop. Bean I. many fields an ideated with fly, and will not be more thaa three-fourths of a crop. Peas aa avenge amp. All kinds of too* rim and cloven an suffering very much for weal of rain." From Norfolk on the same day it was written :—" I find harvest is oomroeocing in this neighbourhood, and the mope an variously spoken of; they see ripening unevenly, and in some mess prematurely, so that we shall have a varied guilty ; still lam lachoed to th ink a fair avenge yield wall be the result." From Onneentenhire, on Wed. nesday, it wee dated, "The weather is fins, sad wheal cutting is general in thin district." From Nottiaglism thin, co the same day, it was remarked: "The weather then hat week has been favourable for the crops. A smell quantity of rain has but a good downfall would be highly beneficial foe kinds of vegetation. Cutting of wheat has communed, and an average yield as looked forward to.* Fran Suffolk, on Thursday, it was stated : " The weather continues bat and dry no rain. Wheat-settle( is gang on around as, sod wall be general throughout Ude district on Holiday next." From ',other part of the awe county it was stated :—" The weather continues fine aad forcing, without rain. On the forward lands harvest has commenced, and in a few days will be general throughout this district." Friday peeved the hottest day of the mason ; wind W. ; thermometer at mid-day iv the shade 78 deg. ; hexameter 30.10 in. From the West 'tidies of Yorkshire at that day it was observed, " 1 bad a rand amospt the crops last night, and mw some very good wheat upon the low lead, sad we farmer told me be never had batter than this year. But this good news is only very partial. Harvest will be pretty gaunt betwixt hen and Desionter in the coons of out week." From Lisecleabire on the same day it wee remarked—" Harvest will be general during next week ia this district. Crops must cot up very light. Barley looks better than it did a short time ego, being more uniform in its colour tow. Turnip promise very indifferently ;on all , strong soils they are a complete fallen. Pastures so bad 1 that main people bare pin their beast into the fold gotta" Saturday was hot ad tonna. Thus the week has been scorching, aid a great want of rain is now felt.—August 6. THE BRITISH AND POREION CORN TRADE. (ltosatise Mark Lane Express.) The past wroth hes brought us loth the midst of harvest, with the wedber as lies se could be desired. A Wow has almost ensiled to bestows in oonescpanos, as the quarisity of rein now du*, and freqsectly threat...cid, wee expected to fall; and though urgently needed for the root crops and gnus, there might have bees some damage to the core. The Monday's reports from Loudon were dueourapeg enough, but heather wee sot so heavy or demised in the couotry, though, as • whole, there has been about • decline d is. per qr. on the previous vies of wheat. Accounts continue so ocisfliding that we must bear more of the delivery, to form • reliable estimate. One thing, however_ , is ea r thin—that in ooadition the samples will never have been surpassed, so there will be no impediment to their ready eels when sent up to market, though • few of the early gatherings of Televers were got up rather damp. The forcing character of the weather will rake a =idea sad large demand for laboer, sad the sew ineelkiee for gathering the core quickly will he bigblj sereiresbie to the agricultural interest, as well its besadraid to the KIN* by securing the quality of the produce. Is *outliers Europe the what herveet is over, sad this bee proved very &Meet in Portugal. lo the mirth of Frame, Belgium, sad Reiland rapid progress is hung made, without pod imputations es to the result ; and is Gsrreasy the rye is felling elder lite sickle, with favourable repone as to the yield. American err counts are decidedly mailed the yield. In Canada, not only bee We bees termed by drought, but the midge, is eertais localities, has proved very destructive. The Federal Bides have also seriously suffered es regards the amount grows, but the quality turn oat unusually nos, which will be some comp....U*4s, by the improved yield end class of dour. Priors et New York have gives way, through the reduction hi the price of gold and the emeatiou of the late panic. .. - - Tbsarrivalsoff the can area the 29th nit. were 13 eerier, of which eine eargoes were wheat, two mine, sad two Wire. The following badmen was reported ✓oad as 424 . MmliwooPah. 41s. 10.; Chicago, 39.. 6d. ; 38.. 941. to 40a. ; °take, 40s. to 41.. 6.1. ; maize, 275. 3d. to l;Ps. ; barley, 225. to 23.. Id. per qr. The sales noted last week were 96,052 qrs. wheat, at 44a., &pint 57,9x.3 qrs. is 1863. The London avenges were 465. 2d. on 2,541 qrs. The imparts into the kingdom, for the week roadies 30th Ju wen 210,476 qty. wheat. 148,848 owls. floor. Mnday in Mark-tsar commenced on small Eaglia sad good foreign supplies of wheat. The indicant rumples from Kent and Essex were but few daring the moraos, but as most of the previous week's were unsold, more was exhibited on the sonde then of late, and • very heavy trade netted ; the weather canine* as floe as posuble fur harvest, nearly every miller held back from purchasing. Some oew Talavera appeared, of better quality thee expected. !mean were seminally making afore at la. to 2s. leas mosey, but without effect, no busmen could only be reported es is sansees. The ionise trade was equally at • andstill, aid lower rates must have been takes to make • sale. (lingoes afloat, how ever, were unaltered is value. Os Wednesday there were 940 qrs. par comet, 11,170 qra foreign. With the weather ▪ usioterruptedly tim, warmly anything was ; but the Fenno rates wen about mantamed for samples, aid it wee inch the mine with foreign quanta, with very bale passing. Friday's returns were 1,150 qrs. coastwise, 19,460 qn. foreign. With the weather name Maly hot, this was the dullest day of the week ; sod to have made any progress, either in English or forage samples, some reduction roust have been solimitted to. Though the supply of country flour us Monday was below the average, it was more than made up by foreign snivels. woody from A make. Norfolks were yen heavy sale, and is some iostanose offered at lees mosey. The heavy arrival of Americas barrels in snob floe seethe, merle buyers very cautions, aid sailing was dose, expepaing the merest retell. The sop pries, however, of towanale stood at 405., as Were. On Wedsesday than were 460 alias per coat, 890 sacks 9,5401:mm1s foreign. Trade was then almost at • staadadl, while prase id canary sorts were semiaally the sane. Barrels, with the rased arrivals, were quite seg. land, as well 0111 all ether forage. Friday's fauns wen 510 seeks ecesteise, 890 sacks 14,720 barrel@ kings. Asia wheat, so this day was the heaviest of the week, buyers of both country sorts and foreign bolding back ia reneequeser of the briniest weather and large supplies. Thais was scarce) y Any Emilia barley reported os Monday, and bit linkkEmilia from abroad. Very lines boelseee was dons, but I. the sales made full priors were radioed, both for grading foreign sad the heavier sone. Oo Wed nesday thee. were 30 qrs. per coast, 3,370 qn. forage. Trade was on • small scan sad absurd hauled to grioding qualities of forego, which, however from the amnions of the rank, fully neatened die previous currency. Friday's qmatitiee were 30 qrs. pot nerd, 3,370 gee. faressu. With no locreen in the supplies, either English or toms; holders were firm for all qualities on show, but have as were not eager, and on &sage of value weld be The supply eI English sod Beet& ads ea Mayday was small, but fair from Ward, and *staid tram Russia and the Baltic. The late retinae irs Engin sorts bevies di rected man att•ration to these rinalitia some imparrement is prima was realised, aad ether sorts were arm, the crops on the ironed sot hear well reported. is emenesece of the beg drought. Oa Wednesday Men wen so snivels per nest, I,IW qrs. lash, 10,870 qrs. fivesige. The vane. both of English, deraeli, lain, and fangs, was thee mars- Mined, the yield sot berg expected to be bar in carer queries of the loareoeuesed dry weather. BArraan sorts wen quite or deer. Friday's returns were 100 qrs. meet. wise, 1,670 qrs. Irish. and ULAN qrs. ifeedge. With liberal arrivals, there was less segensees as the _pert d dealers to Wiesen Mocks, bin the seise made ef •raise and other qualities were as the menses teems. The supply of hems, both motive sad fanaga, yea mat, es Monday. Oren Inman, agaia obtained as all samples, but there wee no further rise in prams The week mild with prices rather Wang up. licarcely English per were reported, but there was • fair arrival of foreign. With bot bale desaad, rates re mised as previously. Friday's market was very firm for white boilers. _ _ The IbTeairl supply was Will modenstr. The drought NUR menstarieg, an wive inquiry far sake; and the linseed sapphire and rooks berg very sheet, both were rather clearer. Friday's whet noted re tareass of I. per quarter in the value of linseed, and the deemed ter Wow was very active. The hide passing in eloverred was at rather better prior, the. berg het little prereet of a crop. Gary Anie quality was also hem. Rapeseed Led all other seeds were held at (ally r snuck weer. With.the weather ea lee aed dry es pear fee harest operatics, the Laren advice" bed tier weal rearm to the ceantry wheat markets. • taw still 'wintered Amor prises, bet the general rerrese was dews, in sine eases is. per qr., sod ether L te 9e, Bell, 'pawl* Bury St. lidnieed'a. bears, Beres, Spaleog. NOWOIII4IB. ors• Ty es, Newmarket, sad Stooktoe were all 1.. =T .; cheaper. Birmiaglaam, Frame, Lyres, Market Newark, Braked, and Worksop were le. to 75.. per qr. cheaper. Liverpool was down IA per Genital cm Tuesday, sad fell mother Id. on Friday. Spring eons reerally martared its value, betas and per beteg rather dearer, or Sr.,. Wheat at Fdieburgla was le. to 2e. per qr. reduced, and middling and low ore 6d. per qr. The Marisa at Glainow was only en wheat sad flow, to the greet of 3d. per boll mid bane/ Trade at Dahlia was aridly retail ter everythiag ; sad though millets complared at the want of water, and dour was scarce, it was ao dearer. The Paris Soar eserkat has bees extremely dull through the sere week, though prior have ruled nominally the erne _.. FmgA.: 9 )ft ,.. :h. frasce par . 167 Irilas Scat gaaliWs. i ( ) !Is. Bd. t t or . s ciT par 28010 s. erir than hen be. lees deemed, and rates have been nitre arise. For the six marks during After eel, 631. per 157 kilos. (343. 3d. per 2801te) was offered, sod for the last hear =oaths of the year 56f. ray 35e. 7d. per 2801 be.) was obtainable. Type- Paris was hill. altered in value, berg MIL per 100 kilos. bey 33a. per 2201 be.) ICIT the current mouth, Led for the last four mouths 341. 25c. per 100 kilos. (ay 34a. 3d. per 28010 s.) Oecuratioe with berverbwark produced a poor attendance of farmers bat it was observed that dealer. nosh withstanding the s mall supply, were mote ready to sell their wheat. Millen ladies but a poor ale ter Boer, war sot at all desirous to bey, sad oily took small torte meet their waste at about preview rates, say from 111. 50e. to 30. per 120 kilos. (43e. to 475. 3d. per qr.) Rye berg mere freely offered could sot be sold at more then 161. Me. ;sr 116 Wks. (Ms. 6d. per garter.) barley err weltered r rise, 161. 50e. per 100 kilos. (28► per quarter.) berg still dernaeded for the best. Oslo more hardy offered were decidedly ebeapair-eay 25 centres per mu kilos. (4d. per qr.), shore Ds Brie set Urn earth more then 16 freer per 100 kilts. (lir per qr.) Rapeseed broiler 47,t0 48 feasts per 160 kilos. Trifolium iseareatem had talkie to 63 frame per bale for the heat sew quality. The wheat bide be the ruatry still varied, several "markets brag slightly dearer ; bet Bordeaux was calm, and Mansilles cheaer. The p Bakke markets hew been somewhat 5i.,.,, berg In several iDetellollB but sassily supplied. This was the oar at Antwerp, where the week's wirer were ady 200 lan of wheat. Baltic red brought 45.. 6d. • Anearius, 43e. 6d. ; Beadomirka, 44e. Bd. ; white Airtime mad Danzig, 45e. 6d. ; Stettin barley, 27e. 3d. ; Danube. 265. 9d. At Liege there was a slight admen is wheat, the best berg worth Mk., and is cats there was an improverneet of la. 'per r. The scarcity of ample at bimetrislit enhanced the value at wheat la pee qr., sod rye ma also 6d. per qr. dames. W heat to Ma per qr. Ham bar' bad hem my deli. Hoiden bed somewhat abated *bra coraldeme, sad were disposed to mks seem maccesions ; hot boyars held off. The chief name of the crags we is the 'morally immoral* imports of the bar mot limn the interior. Good white Polira was pooled 445. 6d. ; Saab, Yorks, sad Nedra about the mow Sample se Saab balky were samara/ by the 14th feat. The settrag of rya Ms commoacad as Beeemo;emeeets of the knelt being for the am* frameable, heeler was at * sesad.still, mere _y se Drain k alialra IMO eeidemly maim' into Mee. Nahok advises also hod a female" frilmeco. The only vela 4 emeest MS hems, which mom mraid• fat same'. lies berms. Wisiller Med la Seelemehod, end the Bra mop Me bolas pirated bra, erase., Imlay, rad eats beim ' ll speedily tehelhoie. Creppeleo el wheat at Poseeatamy ens 46. N.; Mow 335. sir 111•1010 a. T Sakai wilt 1411 Nem imeemehip at Stemble4. is Gees; nese era Noise mot • to twostoll. mel Waal were sliglitly yielding—wheat to 43.3 d., rye 25e. Cal. per quarter. Settled thee rustier waa verwied ae Cologav ; but Prices were nevertheless firm, with a Farr business for auto's. do. liveries. Native wheat to 421., forego 38s. Gd., for \,,. somber 4fla _ With only small supplies at Baths, weals were decli sing, wheat excepted, which remained firm. Breadatuffs were rather dearer at Magical, in comequeoce of a load ososumptive demand on abort supplies. The &creme in barrel flour from January 1 to July 22 INA 247.068 brie.. fancy superfine 19a.94., extra 20s. 50., superior extra Zia. per brl. Michigan red winter eh,. st 355. 2d. par 4801ba., Upper Canada spring 3461. 4d., Chicago and Kawasaki 345. 2J., white peas 235. 11d. Wheat to Liverpool, freight fa. per qr. ; Sour 3.. per brl. At Toronto sambas flour was 3 d. 70c. (15s. 3d.) per brl.; erased. 30c. (17a. 644.) ; double 4d. 80c. (19s. 904 ; whiter wheat 930. per bush. (31s. per qr.) ; spring 8 . 2 C. als. 4d. me qr. of 4801b5.) The speculative feeling lately manifest in New York h a d astirely subsided, owing to the unoertainty of monetary affairs. Flour bad even way 40 to 50 mats per brL, and Wheat 5 to 10 meta per bush., extra State 10 dole. (17s. 3d. at 282 exchal, Ohio to 12 dots. (20s. 5d.), Mia wart to 14 dole. 75c. (Zs.). Canada to 11 d01t. 75e (21e.), Chime wheat to 2 dole. 49c. per bash. (34 pa 9r.), red winter 2 dole. 67c. (38x. 3d. per 480165.) Sales in throe days 475,000 bosh. Exporta of Soar, from July Ito 114,304 brie. ; wheat, 971,504 bulb. ; maize, 101,161 bush. Freights to Loudon 2a. 6(1. per brl., ss. 6d. per qr. MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—Lazne, Auotrwr 8. Mr. Justice Blackburn sad Mr. Justice Beads, arrived here on Saturday, and opened the Ent commiesioe for the West Biding division amidst great esthusisam. All the thoroughfares leading from the railway station to the Town- Mer* the courts an were crowded, and the Victoria. through which the judges weak sad the Nish Prim' Cowl, where the commiesios was opened, wore crowded with ea elepa t sad (Waked& useably. Yesterday their lordships attended Divine service at the pariah church, aocompanied by the High Sheriff (Colonel Ompooyne), the borough member; Mr. Belau sad Mr. Besercit, the Mayor sod Car te. At noon to-day the learned judges took their slate, Mr. Justice Blackburn presidiog is the cavil and Mr. Justice Kimble in the arimioal court The beim., both civil and is very heavy. There are fifty mums mitered for trial, of wbich five are special juries, and at prosiest the eakodar contains the names a( 120 weeps. There are four charges of wilful murder, levee el 'manslaughter, four of attempts to murder, six d wourgliog .with serious intents, three of areas, five of mil eight of forgery, including three far forgery of iaskument, thirteen al robbery with violence, ex of buri glary, the renkieder of relesdar embracing charges of inu- Dbeeeel.mwt, false preteems, horse Menthe', and various other I *Seams brown to the kw. In charging the greed jury Mr. Justice Baiting expressed the gratification of both the , judges at the enter, the peace, sad the regularity that pre vailed or Saturday, 'Owe a vast multitude collected from a feelieg of loyalty to the Queee, and anxious, therefore, to meet her judges, who brought _far the first time her coin minks to the tows. They had witaemed with the ppaeaatest grutikation the perfect pesos, ceder, and deooram with Irked the proomodiuge were marked, and he trusted that it sugared well fee the tutors respect for to law fad the law's adminietratime, which had secured the peace sad the prosperity of this lead. ova ems —( Wage Mr. 'sties Blackburn.) caner IP. WA= --lIIDUCTION. The plaintiff, a belabor at kloylaad, brought this iiatioss against the defendant, the swinger of a grocery and dopey establinbmaet at tho sem pleas, for the seduction of his daughter. Kr. Macaulay, Q. 13.. sad Mr. Bennett were foe the plaintiff ; and Mr. Mania for the defeedant. The defeedant bad paid bin addressee to the plaietiff's &ague, for about two )ern. Is February Isat •child was hors, of which the defeedant was the father. ♦edict for the 013st:1—damages M. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Pieter Browyhans;;;;;6«;;ll,ifasadba as a cattle minder es board ships, was brought before the Lord Mayor yesterday, charted with having committed an indsewat swank upon Mary Anus Eliza Williams, a little igiri nine pima age, residing with her father at 15, Love-lane, City. Mr. Pollaky was present to watch the cue on behalf of the Society for the Protection at Young Faccalea, 28, Old Broad-street 11te — ;vide --- noe left no doubt that the prisoner bad nom naiad the offence imputed to him, and further that he attempted to allure the child oo board the boat by telliag her that her father um on board and wanted her. . . ibijortb:i it was sot Ow attimpt of s imihr ebaiveter thit had bow mad* about Tower-bill. The Lord Mayor asked the °Meer if he bad heard of my eoespialat of mythiag of them:. Wise occurred before. TM °Seer semi he Md. The Lad ilayors;id it was a very bad man The primmer had not only iadeceolly samaltad a child of Menhir pam but had attempted to pt the child cm board the boat, sad M mold sot do lam thee seed him foe six moaths with hard labour. ILLRYLICBONE. Three brewers' servanti, gioneaJsin Sleet, Eftepken Cnialpky, and Jag Sain g rora, were charged before Mr. Yardley with being totted is No. 2, Libany•tensoe, Regeot'e• park, supposed for an unlawful warpage. It appeared that about four o'clock on Sunday more*, Mr. t Hairy Foster, reading at the abase eddies, left his bedroom in order to call up use d the maid servants to attend emu his wife. who was ill. To his surprise be met one on the emirs fully dressed. To his qualities she replied that she had been forced to get up sod Ater, as she was not well. He then desired her to cell for • mooed female servant. Still more surprised ems he when she almost immediately came up dressed. Her armee was that she had got up to twist the lint servant. He then pve directions far the third tersest to be called, and she as instantly alma walked upstairs folly attired. This seemed to &Mathis him much. Prosecutor was perplexed whet to de Or how to set until he beard a rustling some about the house. He west to ascertain the muse of this, sad discovered the lird primmer behind a curtain, the seemed wider a table in the library, sod the third in an upstairs ;room The polies MOO aalled m , and they were gives bet° custody. They b to bs allowed to go. lre d primmers now mid that they bad been admitted by the servants. Yardley—Yon were then omitting them at a most improper boor. What business had you to invade this gentleman's boom at such an hour You were t►en impro• perly and immorally. I order each of you to enter iato re oittaisanoes to be of rod behaviour for the futon. The prosecutor said that he had emit his three sensate away. LAMBETH. James Hunt was charged before the Hos. G. C. Norton with violently samulting his wife. Hrs. Host, • deuet-looking wornaa, who appeared in the witaeetbox with a el•escifelly black eye, said that oa Sunday rooming, about 10 delimit, the prisoner came home mad drunk, and ooeunemeed Analog her in the most fear ful and abominable language, and insisted on turning bar out of the boons, but the refused to leave the hones tad her four children. He than commenced to we force to torn her out, and as her resisting be struck her • despotic' blow oe the right eye, and tuned her out of the boon. She called in • policeman, and oa his seeing the Mate ia which she wee, be took her husband into custody. In reply to the questions of the m ag istrate, The complainant said that she had been married to the prisoner for nearly 20 years, and daring the whole of that time sbe had bees subjected to lb* greatest illoonage. When drunk, and that wan frequiettly, be yam perfectly maddened, and while in that state Ina in th e habit of Si tuating bet and turning her out. When sober he was • kind husband sod father, sad while be remained sober for six mouths in winter they lived qeite happily together. She sow hoped th at his worship would hold him to good bail to protect her from his violence. Mr. Norton said she certainly should be protected for use month, for be should sand him to prison sod hard labour for that time. Hsiang? PIOSPLCTS llf IRILAND.—It is grafi fyiog to find that the scooonte of the harvest free all parts ef the country still cootioae to be mod favourable. A change io the weather has taken plea, which has tended to remove the appiebsosioos that were eatortaised in some places, in ommeglierim of the lest prireekace of drought. TH AXES. An early sad Rhoades% berme is now aatieipated. Groat f interest is felt as to the fie: crop, and it I. satisfactory to Michael Connor, • Sin M e ' rou l b " kais g l that on to the present the return has beep sock as to refused his MAO and address at the Mateo, was kought Tom" the enterprise of than who tried the mop th. before Mr. Paget , theripd with violently assaulting Pos. and to stim ulate others to follow their s Wirnt Dame, No. 3 H P min M, fienday night, at balf-pist nine Dunne was pada( Al• P re sloes Lemenetiest, WhitecMps/, when a young enema I wand:MON AT TEL BOLTON Gan WONI3--TNZEII appealed to him for perfection, and said the pisoose had lEalen.—Terteeday morning, a little after Ilk o'clock, been busting bar, and bad grossly h ealted her. The a burette implooion occurred at the Bathe Gen Weir* by primer came up directly, sad made an attempt to seise the which three rasa were buret mid killed and several ers female, who WWI etceedingly terrified at the " rude, asolvil severely injured. Th e distraction of property is reported tooth,' of the premier. Duane told him to go away, en to be very groat Some worionea were wegagedi which the prisoner abased her and made a kith at li es. Mika; gas ter is a large eggeoded boiler, which contained Deane interfered, seized the premier and allowed th e 2,800 pities of that liquid, sod th e worm, which should meg women to proceed. the primer, befog thus have cosemedl the spirit foredo naphthol to the got kited of his per, attacked Dame amoioy, and choked with aaptlialuie. Th e possmino of the boiler, which struck several dais over the bead' and Duos ought never to have been mere tint Him to the square straggled with the prisoner well be obtained meistsime, and knew, rspNly nee all the Wet berth Three workless% thee he lodged him is the states-house. Dula% who is lamed t3olwpis, Walsh, and Groishalgh, were killed en ewe of the most s at and best tiondeoted odours is the kens, the spot, sad throe ahem were injured. The busies the wild the aide of his heed was very mean frith the effete of tar was throws over the yard, which Prociithil • loscribl• the blows he ree ised. seems el rain. ifs. Pagel—VW ate yes! -BoursAN's TIA La Axiom said stooge, moderate presiour—Vittoeld sot like to tail +base It's a prof( las. sad a lasted ask Mr. Pegoi—Wlia *your preholis ! faN" S Wes, sal stiassimae ...Miro eilmillegbas impel j SorUus sea • pony pesbrerm. Wail la paskslo.4l.l sgsmia—tAirsrliment. MARKET& LONDON WEEKLY DOCK /I !savored.' . - 110666—W. I. esbs 6,411 Mauritius East lads bia = 2,683 Slam koala' Havana bo 2,1463 Cuba boxes Do. Musoando diats 2,213 Brun us Do emus—w.f. Wl< 48 bota.4= Cake Do.. 1,688 be. brio. & togs 3.121 Moab& Other Do. Z. India do packages 6,001 .. Brasil Combs ilea 1,668 i):10oa bop lAN larelp Ebrr al b = SP lla Mule /OM. II boos 1 . 13 7 ways= NEU= os POW/ Kai In LETUILNIL—Ararn 6. :Davie& tr. Bleak he& •'- 1 ---___ VW KM . 63,6,9 12,962 1130,420 2.50,636 964 77,739 19.1.74 617 941 1416,766 411.476 34,021 41.479 31961 24.814 WWI US U' 1,184 14 1711 I,IIS Sal MTh MU 2. 07 98 11.STf 23,1i1l 1,,tvl 11,792 N6Oll 29,711{ 41,,171 31,w7 9,019 ti,44 10,K. u.zr. 27.647 $10,749 - 14,613 UM *744 TALLOW.—Then bow bes• so in the tallow merluit to -day; nevertbeless prime WO fall; =bilabial to the cicalas prises of lest week. From Petersburg the market is quoted quiet, aS 46 a. r. August ; stases. nyd. Our quotations ere New Claw" 42.. 6d. to ; 1963, Y.C., 41e. 9d. ; October to Derember, 43e. 9d. ; December, 445. to 3d. ; January to Nazi* 44e. 3d. to 61. Tows tallow, 40s. 6d., set sub ; North Amseinia, 41e. 6d. fins ; 40a. 6d. to 41s. good ; 375. low and impure. South Amssiona, 425. 6d. 1.1 pipes ; Australian 'beep 42.. to 425. fit fine; beef, 40s. fine ; 39.. 6d. to 36e. 64. fsir and middling. Tavares amp, 424. to 435. fair to fins ; beef, 41s. 6d. Oimeanut oil quiet. Casino, 40e. ; Gybe, 38.. 6d. ; Sydney, 38e. to 36a. floe to middling Mind. Palm oil-fine Lager, 35e. 6d. Palm nut oil, 3.1 a to 34e.- (Frost the earsoler of Ms u. Smith end Clarks, dated llouday sewing.? 00TrON.—Lrnaroot. Ammer B.—llarket quid sad sandy. Tb ado toils! are 5,010 Woe, iaelodiag 1,000 for and meta. 500 Azaorioas, 285 d. to 424. ; E ala PPaZit . ga.ko., 311 d. to NO. • 100 Moraakam. TM. to Md. ; 50 Mao.° sad Bolt* 29id. to 30d.1 500 Eaptsta, OL to 33d. ; 100 Soma, 19d. to 27d. ; IMO boat, 1 14 d. to 2744. ; Baawal. &lade, ko.. 17d. • Caine, 10d. to slid. ; Japes, 241 to 24d. ; 20 Porn, id, 31d. WOOL AND WONSTED.—Bummonn, Arco, & Oar market generally has boom dali antinactive. Wool. though unchanged in pin in the mantry, may be bought a trifle lower here. Noile and shorts are unaltered, and meet with* ready tale. In the market for wonted yarns there is WA the lams anise demand far home suite as woe eaperiemed seam weeks nest, and the beldame doing for the reetieset is only ea a smell male. Prime of angle yarn are somewhat SWIM With reopen to Meese, manufactures of Mace, eob, merinos, and heavy lentos an well em. played toeSmr. As • whole, however, the pine market hoe • del, sad priom are slightly in favour of **buyer . CATTLE—Lnentrorm, AUorme B.—The wiggly el stock was mush larger thee on last Xceday. A oiler We for rattle, without . change in pries for geed ; slabs( and inferior deseriptioes rather lower. No Sheer fa the value of shay ; knab sold dearer. GOALS. Looms, Anson' 8. Oompan Barely/. 17s. 941.; Hut Rertley. 17a. 94. ; Bonn Penes Gss 14e. Taisis Neer, 13a. ; W alb End Horton, 16s. 94.; Eden Nab, 17a. dd. ; Walls End Haswell, 19w ; Wstlr Lad Bestow 19s. ; Walls Mai Paean Primrose, 17s. 31. ; Walls Hod Booth Hansa. 19s. ; Wane End Toenail, ITs. ; Walls Did Goodie, 18a. 3d. ; Walls gad Banknon, 18s. 9d. ; Will. Hod Baugh Hall, 185. ; Walls End Enloe, 172. 9d. ; Walls End East Elaselsosal, 19a. 94. ; Walls End Beath B 17a. 94. ; Walla Bed %WA Kann. 18a. ; Walls Had Whitwaetb, 154.---81.9. at =Au* 65; 56. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mler N. Total, 'lttal RAILIVAIL 111.11 M mom ebeedise. Me. ISA Week ending July Wt. A 4 It Maio sad lake Beres— Mk —. 1.417 1,331 Week endiageme 4. Cork 'Apt 7 and Ms NM % 077 4 reek ustwa estled August IL Leedok Iserdaten. ands Omit Mir 44017 SAS Mall UAW Sew* liras — MATS 1,1140 Atli Ant FOUST OF DIAN RAILWAY .—Tbe half-yearly moat* of this company rep held yesterday at the aloe, 6, Vieterbaelreet, Weetenheler ; Barlow la the chair. There est being a sullelenh es ter of shareheldws prelest, the lIIISthe was only speed atroionnd by the &shwa; and adjoarned. BOY TON AND Hrzaus RAILWAY. —MS thirty sevestli codirary penal seeetias •t We compawy mat bold veslmday at the dies. 81, Graceeharactrait, Cdy, Main Annan ia the ehair, when a dividend s$ the tale at 8 per ant. per weeen, lose amm►tas, sod Id. per 61. It. stook for einem of ereecented, was declared ea the en enatand nook, to be paid forthwith. BitlL W. Oudot sod Yr. J. C. Ooldnid, ALP., the reitisriai direction, win re elected, sad the ptoosedioss oasoloditd nth s vote of thanks to the animas. Mtn-Harr RarswaT.—The 1916 ordinary half yearly sordas of the shanholdsre of this company was held yeeteeday at the Mee 19, Duke-etre* Weettnieettr ; Mr. W. A. Wilkins* is the chair. The mentary reed the report, which hes already bees pahlined. The etteirmaa, In movies the adoption of the report, said the bill for the amalgamation of their company with the South Easters Railway Company bevies paned parliament, the latter company would is (store have mars morel over the law, and also that of the Adilisemahs nosed for Isms is Apra lent. He thought the terms at mammal hetwella the two impair could sot f.D ia mats• ally advantageous; earteis it was this company 6tl 9 0 eine for sompleist. Mr. L. Buenos mesesded the reina• ties, which was uamonisenely agreed te. • dividend of 31 per eowl for the helf.yeer was the. doelemed, payable as the 10th int., and a vete of Shooks to the chainses cesoined db. neatiag. [A.dvartmaenaot.)—HotzowaY's Orornzar AND Fria& —lnstant itelle.--emse which saw dal erteedits. akin wide' are haer 47 . Omrsini me/ be their tortariss =sad mama to tens as healthy action by ambles fhb Zia:meet sad tables them purhyleg dila lt soothes all dieteispers of, sad extract. all morbid humours from, the akin. Old severs of the lids ladaseasatioqa causal by mew* mina sad amp of the lower Mahe, ma sonelbly be eased sad shortly eared by Ilellemars nemestalbas cadatess which revenge m ammies sail admideles slassida Taismiar sad servo= maim In ciseiltatime bristles dews emir piles, fistulas, and other Sau ltarty palest somsdies, a lee appilestioes of this cooling Mat. meet will dna comfort. sac a penitence In its Übe will effect a cam BLD.TOB, ULELDIAUNB, AND DEATH& 31111116. CASTl.l.—alguat 4, at Canterbury, the site of Captain Castle. East East Knit* of a son. MANSEIS.- Sagest 6, at Cumberland-terrace, Regent's-park lady J. lessooro. of a ma Lll.—Augeoft 4, at Si. Breward Vicarage, Badman. the wile ot Ur lee. G. Matta. AA, et a sea. QUlNC.lY.—angast 4, at Adelaide-road, lira IL de Q Quieter. of a ma WASitlf.—Augnet S. at Canaan Parse Vicarage, near Newbury, Barka elle ad tiro liar. J. S. Wray, at a sou. MIARAIIGEB. HAWKINS —PATTRICI.—Agrag t, it Woodford Mora. by the lee. Jaa. Wm, Jetta, am of J. Hawkins, Fret.. of High: street. Whlteekepet. to Jute, daughter of J. Paired, o , lighatroet. WbfWehapeL HAGOARD—DEA24I.—aareet 4, at et. Jame& Church, red =kr the Err. H. Deane, C.aptala G. Itedeard, Boa to !Dieu Marisa, daughter J. P. Deans. Iraq.. sae of bee Wateutra osaasel. wirr—nuci et ategbeob, Oullueban. h 7 th e Ear. J. IL Ward, sea of IL Wig, EN. of Pakrooelo, Suffolk, to lama, daughter of tbe late E. , Prior, , Loud.. DALTRII. VAlTH.—Angust at Lomb= Cork Barri* the wife of Ads*al H. If Asa. In tbe are par of bar ar. APlllAW.—Aualigt 111 Cbatabm• lag i • 8 .,1 1 . 7 . 6. OTICITON.—Ausost 6, at Kesathites-ovel, trades. AN.. at the th year abk VAILTY.— Se Atmost 6, et Ileavaaread, Ele•in Slatini-roakt, Su , OW, wiliamel Mr. T. Vert/. aged he. WIGHTMAN.—hogast R eta, Camden-square, N.A., after • few hours' OM" Arthur Wlghtmaa, Zoo., ha tl• 66th you se Ls imp. *mpg fogrelteL MAW id. 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