The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-16 00:00:00

I ~'' / IL WEST INDIA MAILS. The royal snail steamer La Plata, Captain Weller, arrived at tionth•unpton on Saturday, with the West India and Pacific mails. Her dates are Oreytown, July 20; Panama, ft; Jamaica, 971 Demerara, 26; Trinidad, 23 ; St. Thomas, August 1. Amongst her cargo was specie in silver worth 327,690 dollars, and is gold worth 320,238 dollars. The La Plata brought 131 pamengers. Au English and a French eqnadron were at La Gears, to demand an apology from the Venezuelan government for some insult which bad been offered to English and French subjects. The royal mail steamer Clyde is at length healthy, but the Thames and Medway have sickness on board, one having Chagres fever and the other yellow fever. The commander of one of them was ill prom fever. The Governor of Jamaica has been acting very promptly in provi4iing fur immigration. Since the silliest of the last packet he has summoned the board of immigration correspondence on two different occasion., and made very valuable suggestions as to the best means of disposing of the finds available for the purpose. 20,0001. are to be appropriated to the introduction of East Indian immigrants, and • further sum of 20,0001. foe the introduction of Chinese labourers; the sum remaining out of the immigration loan to be appropriated to the intro duetion of Africans and other labourers in as equal a proportion of the sexes as possible. The second meeting of the board was held on the 19th of July, when his excellency communicated the inetructions which he had received from the Secretary of State for the Colonies relative to the appointment of an agent in India for immigration on behalf of this colony. It was immediately agreed that, in *mord. awe with the provisions granted by the Secretory of State, his Excellency the Governor do appoint such agent. The weather is exceedingly dry and warm in Jamaica, add the state of the public health not as gratifying as we have reported on the last two or three occasions—there being a great prevalence of infinenza. A meeting was held at Kingston on the 23rd of July, which resolved on the adoption of a memorial to both Hooves of Parliament, praying that the British squadron may not be withdrawn from the most of Cuba, and that Spain be compelled to fulfil the treaties which she entered into with Great Britain for the suppression of the slave trade. The following is from the Coloxial Standard of the 26th : Opal =zany castianes to prevail with regard to the alti niMillelemlnatian of govmserst on the subject of the pm mat* Isganian eses melte ea dm sort of Cnba. The maw ant this squensset weal le IPldidtsira from these Nee is that am slather' cm ths coast of Allis lo use d • dopes et eiens eel, im estimated by She Imisulmet of the qesslion so earth* drer7 dm= nos of ~y die askew. The proposition to the biotin& d Cake beak to ths African coast is limply to insguify the WIN lime 'ABB twenty years of blocks& of ihat tossase emonslulsiL It is gnarly impossible het the Allem dm beds ora over be suppressed ea ths met et Akia ilahms the unite navy of Great Britain VIM le be os the Western Coest of Africa, it WOO he is madman seat • supervision at lb. end as penal siortesieet terirMg and elm me disk mom baud me Yee bused British and 44111110 IV BYO Ihe viols et Bestlosi amid sot sumo IL Tee in% Winds Ile lulllllol l / 2 smil is seletleet Ihrl a hip ammbir ai slam me miausily shined liemest tlsl obinol. We should amsbisr the leismilr of ohs eels pwdrm to the out of Able% somos by ism Mtge ieoaaoration agstrt Spa, so heft boolomosi ths imesolni a impunity awl limos le Pe den Imam el Oda AMERICA, 80TMAMPTON, SCIIDAT EVIXIIIO. The steamer Austria has arrived. She left Now York on the god inst. The Vanderbilt arrived out on the 31st boat, sad the Persia arrived off Cape Race on the 31st ult. THE HEAVY AIJOTRALLILN MAILS. The mid rattly iimmer Canaria, Captain lames Andrus% mini at Illendragled ea Saturday with the bevy pinks at As antleatian Us left Alexandria Amour I t Math oaths Mt. Anew. bar cargo err Arriellen Off feet le die Woo of 73,1YL, brides • quan tity al alipianif ate. sal Lis At Alexandria were lbjeares awe MANS and !dams Royal, and • ffer /Ws befs. At Naha woe bit ltaitstf • Chita 01/ 1 / 1 11. litbstvia, Coma* Yip , arl O•ridee. The listifte week Cestarhe, Carguser, mai Vigileat were off Ueda se a Thee. The mew seemer Lasses wee are of Made, The Crater peril tie Inaba mil packet 1 Wee of Tarok oft the /di leder* end the Austrians mall-Pit Tindal of II dust we the 114 relent. The HAM bay Bekaa was yam ea tb• sth issiest. The ere km& by tee Castria Y the Wpm ever known. It a reYld al US boars, whale eerldeld about 100,000 lean% era 110,I1M1 aewerepere. The while of this lame rell see mewl ea broil tb Cesirla by Mr. Paha% et the Ouresl Port ia" Ltailaa, wed ea sr Witt The main vim failltai at 6 pa, ea the lith. The Oinhete cep duel indicts westerly eras sad thee weede. She nedied the derbee 84 POO/ ea the 111114 and was obliged to welt for • Or. She be M preergew TILII MOIDTI AT ACTON.—The tragical °mintage et are SU mamba r although • goasaulataa resed ef 1001. Se be the dweeiica a thi. gi =21,1t bag bean salleialaolly gleaned that the *Am se the witandlog d ais day of ha terrible sod, hid hat •be delbp la tia pereds, and towards swabs he gee elheweell eiewease rib sem ponces outside • had thus erre orking in the e lie melts her islsagestioo. Attar t an b: 111 1 1 M eaty prereelog down tha Aotas-mad, Ss Wire be tree Meer sr be terne Ss rub imentimeir •be ' leis ellumesde berme Wes lead is the wad. ebb Se Orr ebb , re AIL lie sr her ben • fret retain *ea rue the par eserebie bed peer wee duty, lied bel fey fill` lam ire re slr of retire bon asbus the prams r se oar wbo were la the ree• et oily err roma beet nor rust hoe be. • ebener 110 elie wee arra erre Stir teiltetly bailed ellb es rie parer irtairmat. The arm' reereebr se Sure, sel sr= ralla say laaforoatWad y le bre OSONIIIII6II orb womb The illeerre reerel hive hies craved bees the Are bilarriat. dead-bore to hi. bore la Lbsoa-ros, prior le BAWOVAL Or A nill•LI PllBO,lll MOM ?HI lleanfa Basco Paron to 11 rtua 11001PITAL,•• Os Themidey Mit • post verea Omens r Miss CW torn dutddloted demi tie Glasee's Praia S. Baum la • side et tioniey. This Is de arid trap she has hew se teldir. Addy six reads ego the authorities of the Ques's Dna ewe erspilled pled lir S. larked, whets Aspired abed Stet usethe, sad wee this re. tetrad le ark as dy rued ; es kr snivel, however, dd symptom reirstaid, mg mss , ms s 10. mar ~len er the Olken (4 the fr millsalselpstobig Mars hen caspelled M edam her to 1110 /11di Ann whgat ems she bus beta sheetonly sr wills, nip p••• meter has led S. earsdy he debts up•rude at • pow; sal who gook,. the sae awe pled is eh* that she hr • soa ea kb* *lto 10 mar am* oak* jpplarili he. las rather, whereto Is the MIMI le add red bit err, day sod day. Whs. she vas lost sod adra he Whkeemerarker i the= pat tr a l l i s tdoehtlesse, add seem thedielle we maid Mee by Irises le Its Dwh ; he this Isit dr awl Mir regale* eery day. It fe • as aid bear the pew id se gees deal toying, " Ohs art wieg," "She ea red" Pill.—A Noma AND Two CICILDZIX I,l;mm—A Ike tea pier drat 10 Oda& on dater ail „ m a w . a t iho r , Wolfs( , lookkoiler, Miry Ass-arsta, rosharreasebet. Mr. aid lin. Nerd hal yes dews ighlb. to bodied, her the Me *Mos S. the hiborea. The dm= al the ehildtadaidemid hear.', serseelea, end on Swear nedlect.le thaw ohs head di lag trulture ireae. Deliu m et esuld ream lssreihsZ -IOS the woman rep as atm* b IM, 14a Nein loft* whale et .said of kar N pod a held had this dr alleStbut it we del get sae 111 the 'bele of ward trete emarsd. It elighaled nt Mein pleyleg WNW arm& Tin NW GALWAY liatiriffint Lwr bas_per n hr %O imed stakre Pk" Wks AA Gm& Wota We M. drib nimbiMr Wilma kinaks, Wird et lbs bibloappbe. ( Alit ertionsatl—GOLLoWAY ' ll PIUS A NOR rim mos *arcs Omis is* LIS limeapnerat =11 . 3X/i4 of wit* •• . • tolt of .11 = owl usa ing •= i tslir laftfte le sr and la Is• youl• islibil i ng:t twe pr. le be. aft fit ibeln i nv e of ••• • allietsmi iftir•ii is ems allid • ems lib Slim le • THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING; tab) inttlitgrnct. 1119910POLITAN Ot/CNTT 0001791. 'Ming dim apr. load dosing the welt. 1110anany. Patlead.reeo.-96eduals9. Agra 111 , 101 'W 9 / 442 . - vvens. —Moody. itageetl9. BeaseseuTemlec soot D. &ILLamson, Clinberwil •Turosd—Tooday. Aosail : W44:10. l& weseoreare.—Tbasday, Avast 19; May : I& (\!' _i ) Male. Addthis Consent, the plaintiff, we ten frausised— the stated the she Brat became sequsialed with the de fendant in the latter part of 1866. He was at that time ballet-meet, at the I With opera. He we aware that she bed a desire Is go upon the stare, and he advised her to study " 1,11.1er trAINIVIL" At the end of theorem seem Unde fended left London far Italy, sad she mthened to study. Ise after this she esesived • letter ken the dellonthat, re bar to seedy the pert of Vidor& in an epees celled Trl i ravo," sad she did so. Is Hoverer she received the offer of 2,000 his. hr the lees matilhe nests at Tarr, and she went there aessespolled by be mast end MOM, end arrived at Turin on the 9th it December, and the de ferent The d play geovidedthr withaperteets at dr National There. reedeat wised Ile the par el Virtu», and else told has Mile emir not. de es, and he knew at, bat he erred, and ohs wet to etheassek and the dthadant shortly allsrthele ter be hid tereged seethe sores to rithe pet, as he hand it wall se her velem st l ie her drat seethe» la dewy, Ilef, `Me part of Troths, la the epee et "Ithteses." Her make the Whoa sal had, end the delinhe heisted en ler porderelm on the ay rho was boded, although the soled Ida - far the el brag abase ea Mea nies . She re. = ee l ether from r the dont Mi., and when the thrum dosed dos rad Idea far the .welder of be mosey, bat be add he weld art give ft hr the, as be bed se esry elegy She left Turin on the Ist of April, sedans to iigied the sequently with her Aker; end the delietheothe had Immo the maser of tin St. Jamse's There, weed be is red thee at • eels» of a a week. All the ethir Oen dome ilud erteamined was "Lar ti Mr. James—He haw and the thr heist wen en very intimate terms, rid the latter Seger* visited at their home. She amid net play the pre of Th iele at all. It did sot suit be voice. It we. tee Itigia. Wire she wee at Tara she signed sees paper at the meet of the dehndeat, bat tee did not knew the nature of it. It wry likely we the nee sew predated. Mir. Jaen bon pea la a written paper to white was Blood by the SeeM, sad which B eapurporte le slob dri she bad WlK•iilld the we of 260 lire as a final ltherel ed her drain upon the tr Ores- seadeelea aseeed—Her ingegement at the fit. Jeers Three rely iota about oft weeks, end Mr. He ber meth up a portion of the 'retro that wen des to the dares. She wa sot aware whether say implicates far the bathe due to he was seeds to the dshationt all, he re twsed to this weeny. Her serer wss tram ill at flee, about two boom' journey by railway from Tart and the delliedaat adverted some mossy for bar use, mud also to redeem their luggage. She had arm performed anywhere bat at Turin. The atrium at that plebe wee very cities'. (A They generally hissed all the time ef the Performance. Performance. laugh.) Mr. lama—That must have ben a Mos beat for the motors. (Laughter.) The witness then said she believed the reams they hired was that Roussel was not a very great krauts with the public of Turin, and that they were dismatithetl with the eeg~ements he made. She added that the andiesee did not hiss was sa enethies. (A laugh.) In re-examination the plaintiff rid that the reams the dehrhat was net rind for the money was that they woe en woo friendly tones with him, and they thought he ward pay it without. gibe also mid that if she had been wen that the parr she the aged to sign Turin was • reeds, she oestraly shard not have I. The ds hadsat always pro/tweed great elhadon fo ie Ceram Cesarini, the seer of the plain/, peed that she eeeethenied he to Tars, sod that she played three or four mouths. She orriorart4 that dr ',orrery well relived by the public is the .besets of Teethe. By Mr. Jamse—the ad net play sny othe cheerer. . . 'nom ha Ms taw that ohs irai la ;WWI i 0 do No. XI. JUIN, asked the witness w►ether Mace was •ot a peeks of Nebaohedneraar t (A hogh.) The witness said it wu. liTfiariaaat Shea-The opera of "II Bravo" did Dot ne ed at all. James here said that the only mower he was in structed to make to the action wee the receipt that had been pat is, and the only qtnation was whether hie lordship thought inch en instrument was Mufti upon the plaintiff. Mr. Justice Wilke said that, muter the alrownetanom, he thought it was not. Mr. Jamas then said that he could not tell the defendant to give hie explanation of the matter browses he was not in tide country, end he most there.= onsmat to the verdict The buy cower/wady found for the plaintiff. The hue&ses of the maims was bsought to a conclusion about ix o'clock. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Ocorourna, Avover 14. now mime wars brought to • dose at ix &dock tide mob.. ADOMINAILS CASS OP PUJOIT. pt Gorr Blalock, farmer, via charged with *OW wad cor ru pigmy. Ur. Crlppe mad Kr. Sawyer plowwited ; Jaime &- Amai the Omar. . This emit very psis - cue. Th:Ster was • hese eel boar-ewner, living at Leigh, • between Oloseeetter and Tewltaihery. Al Michaelmas, 1 he hired a sweat boy named Samuel Nash, but so essay beat him that the lad s uncle, andleg he had received some *juries about the head, brought as action against Bullock, w bM h was to have been tried at the last Okmoester sneer awls" mad the boy of course would have boos brought forward u • whams. A week before the We l, however, the boy disappeared, and was stunt kw some time. Buhl scut:wetly Bullock obtained a wantmoss against the boy for absconding from his service, and cm the hearing of the informatics he swore that the boy ran army from hie ser vice is July, 1867, that his (Bullock's) eon Robert was ad hi living with mat the time, mid that he did not sleep in his Loose on the night before the boy left him. It was now roved that all these sweetmeats were fair, and that the boy had actually been kidnapped by Bullock and hie as Robert, and kept in • boat for • fortnight by Robot TM boy swore that on the night it the 26th of Jaly he oiopt Saltotit's home, In the mom tom is labors Hallo* (who to a tickat-a-leart mesh that at MN_ qui brows drink the ,right ha nand out a/ bog by igasrt, put gm banabadr, sad wish the milmoo et motbor brothiw labia to Warmer,. There they met the psisesssr, sad be was Limed as board a boat, and takes up the Warner and awit Canal to • Ow marl Cakamoo, Ohs South , ordskfro Wain Marks, whom he was kept sailor surmileam Ow • loolodsh• Aa was mat whim he woo Mord to Whom the youth t o et as • asiditr. The primmer wee Mad Ord Ay, Arad Ms lordship (Kr. NIKO Imam BM) a esalseelet his narked ca the import of keeping the 'ewe of wake pare. awed himto twelve smathe He sia- PT NITSADVINTIALL Edward Kam was elmorged with the rosnalaughter of same Coombe, et Tewkesbury, ea Teesley kest. Mr. Bubb prosectiled; Kr. Powell dialled. This was an u °fortunate ease. Os this secedes of the in tended opening of the Severs lisperwsmat Berke at Teekeebury last Tuesday (whiel IMO itself *fillers) &booth wee erected, and is the evening the phew. was smpioysd in removing the broth, when a pole h ea the demised, sad killed him. Wh;nthe cams for the prasecutloe bad ben Weed, Ills lordship pat ft to the jury whether the pabssat bed sot wad all dillgestoe, end whether the death w set the Ake of pure &Meet. Major, thought so, and aoptilled the primmer. stwooLis oust OP lIANSLAUOIIIIII. Jamlek was ohne& with the reembieseblar of Robert Vilma at Beritelsy, La this county. The ill Moil dseemed was carter's boy to the service of Mr. Ones Halibrow, who combs some saw test near Berkeley, end the prisms, is • carter la th e same employ. Oa Holiday sad on e 19th July be wee am behle tamer be the lan sad Wirineedar maim the 21M, Doable reported he had Mind the y ie deed la the MUM, or hayloft. Haney Candy, to whom this feet was cathenni wed by the primmer, went at once to the stable, and &mad the body of the boy oa the hay k, with some hay over sad natter it. It appeared to him es doagb the body bad brae thrown into the reek from the hayloft and the My throw* over Weaseled It. He bad Weerky ease or twice alept is the hayloft when hie work bed !stoical Ma late at his mash's, instead if pia( home M his lither's to sleep. lady ea Wreeisy mealag, berms mad 6 o'clock, tM bar te Desistie beam, est whit Idee whore lie eta as M MI ewe era bin deer *aft martag. that ea Mask, night le bed eald Mal to phew" sod that he bed Bet seem him mem The arm hid eemplained be NM& • lbw aye beam et his u lbeeqtka try hi violist so sear,to leave braes or hie , eat dr whore bed replied that he would tle risk be lemereill k oh which the father threstmed to appal to the Newt at Dew ley. The body, when Mad, showed that a Grum at Wed had lowed from it into the manger. The heje sap oath! ast M found, bat the,, was • inmstock sad a Urge Mirk like a spadvhandle near the rack. Mr. Hicks, wpm., of Berkeley, deposed le the mime of th=whieh be hod Mind sa Rakish, a peetoesertem at the body, by dinetios of the escort, at the Myra. Death had been mead by • severe cleatosioa ea the heel, whisk he thought could sot lave bass anted by the 'nem Wig late the hay reek from The peat plat sophist th primmertbe tad. woe the etalradloery stetereat le bad Leads ea t o o th Jar tire when he law the tbeemd. Moja", kraut Igo Fa Guilty. Izat Paws COORT.—(Befor• Mr. Judas Byles.) WILLIAM P. OZZAT WINTIRN RAILWAY COMPANY. Mr. Ihr}eutt Pigott and mother were for the plaintiff, mai Mr. Ildoser, Q.C., sad Mr. Phipson for the defendants. The anis • speorlistry ore. The action arse brought by • moor living id the Orange, about six miles from Olen erliszer,orsit the tethesy company, kr damages for the at • bull bstaeglai to hum ebb& had strayed froat ors el Mobilo alkohthog the Whig is to the 1 , 80 rid lima Wald by $ pada kola. It amas • aeighbonee MU as the ober Nth of the km hut oballsoal the *tsars to oombat, sad Sled It had got over tbo kat% sad a mak, Mertes muds t bed taboo Om on So Um Ski *Wire bolt IMO kk Ike mottairor, bat s trek =we by woos Our, and abiloomlawomkg bum alt thalkabe was Mkt Tbo lewd tbs issobad bra bop la wool nip* by aho wow m r bet k oogatool Int tito dirboaref • tnia ta lbs what led ows theta aatkollooklb= mike at ( tan ablik Osara ems to kw FA bee Wow ftr l ett i nimelkwat the lacy fowl kr kw ykiaar—Dentwoo. Ilbe imam bet km HOME CIRCUIT.--Civiumozp, Ammer 14. (Bidon Mr. Jastke Wakened a Como. Jury.) QUALM V. lIONZAXL don Galata Thai was ea at to recover aof 4W. L. 4d. ender as agvereteat made by the dekeeleat to pay des= air • certain rum of mosey tor at Royal at Tuna, of which theatre he was the praelps/ diretias Mr. thrjrat Shen sad Mr. Jape mowed teethe taw pieta ;delhadeat. Mr. Urdu Jame, Q C., ad litarldae woe kis thrieust see, es the owe to the jury, slid that the plehelc AthWe we the daughter des Imam peelems who bed MOM mew thee i• sirs, W hept • pivots bemileg-hers aed oho wee summed el eseldurebio_talmat "l ee= sod traber al J. The delhodent, DA.m Wawa, we oleo ea MI MI et Tut* hit is the peer MI • was appd at the Thais Opera es twig methr, dad he teethe eureetitted with the faker of tiLejlelelthehl the pleleult hweif, eel weehim* tree Melted the imam, The pleaseif at this time theitir het W es! epietheMage ae • elm Ned she ermatual *ego who advised her sot le make a dad Is Larks, but le go to Italy, end *Wu she had acquired mew reptheties um • simper le dmit emestry to were to Beelsail maw kat eppeenere at au BROM theelew The delbsdest et the seams time emmeated thetas sheath go mud leg at else et the theetree at Turin. The delthleth left seol eked this time, awl west to Truth, awl mme eenemesiesee mend haven Ma mid the Mier of the yew, Way Imes th e antlieet et bar berth, am esommemt leg at MO et the Teals theerne, awl t. Nthesther, lthd, the wetted eared le give the platatth WPM berm it Wm wail them to Tads end Ass during the erns, free Do ambw Is liar& Tim milleampeat VBBa ide 2 dellesdest thee wrote te the platen& nod weld obey the pert et Viehtte, he as rit the ewe wespethegi math Draws" ale did ~beat.dbmweed that her mthe wee MI NNW to the peat, awl wrote le the debeilest ed ltheneed idea at the hot b , aw erbeher l th e de hudeet Mil lipremd hi deal* to cony est the wogs meel, mud the pieletta ecomthegly preemie. to Tarts, ow companied leer nether mid ler Neter, and = them le the Ithilesieg el Dumber. The at Oh time bed the t at two theatres Is LIZ am celled the Reggio ex al , mid the other the 2f Th~mkit wee thaenestel that the t =g le ar s bitteedeattiu nlmi i sii % The delthelest, eller Ile medoeset el et heal embed Turfs, rods her to rMi the pert et !ibises, est I the menusled Wweal abut bled Y wee dem that bee ides AI set wail the NM, mid the delaulest ad I With admitted himself that this was the eme mad be mi -1 'egad the owelem et nether lady to perform klist although Wasiimt wee me may senhose le bevel& mewed "Ilthwro," e t a he n go sou & magoawd that I was set ese eleild wee eigh =Vibe plaintiff this piped the poet et Trisha lueselber epee ollei " Names r mad the melleuell gig Ode theraster timing the whole mews, end be wee bekielei ime ibethasiest doted her the le deigesee d ban theme es the dip her maim vim had bees lobos 01 ea Med be kely, wee burled. Drift the at lair pirkisslas ea the mem she received wee OM, Awe at., mid Os peewit sales wee brought to re emu Ilholehass dm le Se pleirtth emir the egeemeest fs petit. TN heed semi mweethed by well that be did set emicipeas • cep hie drier be est me, =I he third the as stlempt would peed* be meads le thew thet the htlf e perismesee tree set sethty be the gebile, r 2fla m as wee set weepelest letiethaellopeilles taf i tt= bed V We WII• den he diseld dew that Nadi, le me et hie heath kwfl gals hi •• wt., admit' Ti oseaser Wg pithememe of the t ea et Trial's. mil gba i t id iek Oven pet entlethelles to the matte ; sad mm le le eluvial the deirdent emeteged her le isig at the al Jestada Thetis at a salary W 41. pm week, rifer she bed reamed tram the legagemeet is Italy. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. J_ Spasm, Bpital6sids, leas '--oast forais WPM= Fitreerald, a oredaolor is amass. MIMI that as Thursday week the defendant rerrnt ini" enndbee keen Cambia to Union-etereet, When keg* dews be aimed a threquenryleee and asked for a mem gm" the Awe = m ter i ree. Complainant m imed le she the thin he wee 'willed to ea posy der tlee cl i el large ample bag med boa, whisk the delhadeat bed endue net. Upon di the delentl inn mad kin a thief end a mphsed,ead ellempted to pall askhim herd. In fig ~eimphinest's met wee very tn. Dmihrist maid lto eamliamel mat tiara fay/ ao right to Man the pew, mad thimbles ammdbas tram eaag os he soak bold of his oast ki mat Lim amber, sal le id to itm al ga dmisdaat woo toed m ordarai ly dm. for th• a amapimiaaara time, to 3. r a n i WESTKIIIff=. Edward Clarke, II .--- cofaclyiletweed Ira, was charged With °natant( countb * several perorate by fain " Tr ip lirf W iati tint on the poring day the pitman was do- Wend, la be P e Ity.halioith two surrassos, „. l . • 7 oositabb .u., as s: alm :gir i r 7 rapre awd other p swa t prorating a memorial, maths dash that be was ow of en persons who were wrard has the wreck of a skip bound far AostraHa, sad in when, sio Intl se 1111014 bs was colloids( enhotelphas. Litton wen prodsoed Which had bola eddreind to the Nati at to be written by Kr. 8. Wines, rowsberr i t il = l 2 tiwaCiecoge Crownsil Legb, end M.P. hr North Chiabire, to Leyland abort, F ree the case of ths mooned to their zones. The anelpes Is Ore ontrasaiss tires hors the signet d the Hesse of Oenstens, whin' pve hen • boar .psi a nt hinester of polka at lho lease me it se lie hay nest have bass allelowhon the esessdltserseens of thr beam Major Leek LP amid Mt the Bele %MINT to be milks by k m to **Meld Imola me a , sad that be haw arab*: el tie petunia, wbo, wawa I tato ale tidy, wee &t tempted to bo maid by ate al Ms ocispeakas lama Orelowd. _ _ Tbe ilsYriatieie committed thopriscoar kr thew months to tbe Hoses of Correction, wad Maul Orobud 10.., or soya days' immiecament. WOURIP-STRIIIIT. Jerstaißee, io;r; li;51 16 years of me, bat *deg ressre le be early 17, wee *ma before gar. Hamaill with isle* sermaless Syseade. The empieraisi, who h • pew wears, wee so week from Les dived OM the argleisals men lied bet evidence la brisk eel while de wee ented, the bo*tai sa beau agr bar heed were ebeaseled with *A sa4 • "hie egemeate deamted e.e she bed boasehheled lo ..resew .Mires, lbs lse atesal th : Les s, 14 =Zege l ltitle Ifilleirrel the senesi hrasi they alit** lit the phee lesiber. The seat reeelleellea d ite ~errri ef is dremetemee was hiss last sew with lb when ins wee a bed, sad Ms setlialyerMeas her ► ens esee • sa oa the bead, wire Mew lesthei lowa i ; the be that dsit her two .are lames the had as she las. Her se... brought • pollse-efleer sad .ties Is anistesa, sad eli tism/4*w* Shea be the hewed. Police-coasieble 142 11 aid, the while is ley, *at 11 be herd repels& spies wed swam free a kw ant Bast e-reer, sad yessallai ewe, head the be M d th e lei by the *Ur est the awam ?a a , covered la pests with bleed. wee oa traister. The peasseakia IND the i lea pert of herbed, gad bore he *fly to the Vilshe ask ease* to the peed. yebease lid as dey the erek, bat co the restrw, treeled it tee Nei tpl6sp error. ~mg that be saly streak be toss, bat se oorioa for The gbt semi w.. to her Wad eel amble W demi all the lee She wee speedily neat beck to the beeped, sad her esethent resesaded. • weather-beersa yews wars, amid Zook Brwerrom liege' with being idea a bares ead eheise art "tag Si Mr. Thews Aitklasts; a Ward ideate sia7X rawat. at Torabeet-gessa. Feat the SWIM. fli hake* Mil, a hem Moore, It appal that wages bed se* PAID•If Si • public-hone at Caah.e•aa, when be we viatiag lie see elects:en to s *tag pa* reties. The Isis*, them asked wh ams whiter be tans of am who weld had him • hear sad tee Si lefties/ ble InoVrtimint° /a. Weeks Reit* iltatlea. pipes to 116. Atkisson, whs. at Ms trostesatedefisa. let Was bee • bons sad out. Wiese aceospodell Si. a pet of the way, bat be scat made ea mew sad got Ad dKi Mr. Atklases, the ft, dewed le the please ha bleed Ms lan saleort ea* its ebeerastmasse hir. Theme (Jambe, es orseematal ed ammisatror, teridfag al the Triangle, Backsey, Mailed that es the is qualm the Mittiers deem se he hie thrk sad= wain b maid mat ea b trap is soh mearbme, lie mid be bad joi gives la On Me MINIM eat, WI V ow = tied 4 le,sad maid air W. Aar mum warm magestel thee thembeeter hal ast emee by the merely. tans dam hiss late easialy. Up li r l a ties the plasm moo amm eidlk beak with the words * Semi Albert* la misi kaiak which le tore of Wes diffbt td tab . d.or• • mead las tha primmer at the lease Mr. reti - k - i ri: l y li maa from wheel be bed a bereseboXma weeks ago, 'and which had aim Tihe petmer i nteml MIN Mimeo with • broad Os, gad appeered Is thlek li• whole edidr • good joke. Ile wee fully emadtted es the int charge, ha attend to be brought up agda for the completion of the other. MtRYLIBONII. ♦ follow to tb. prb of 7;sreap, —". sainad 271oeurs, was - AUGUST 16, 185 g. I f _ . *sad at the bar before Mr. Long, cherged with atediag lead from the roof of Ne. 1116, Portman-aquae. It appeared from the erigentos of pebbrometabin Martin, 267 D, that he saw the primmer aft be came met of the shove house, and suspecting from his manner and from the appearance of his bag that all it oontained was not soot, be west up to him, and Air patting a few questions, he looked into the beg, and found the lead peodoced. He at omit looked him up, and upon having ft weighed at a plumber's, there wee found to be 461 M., of the tales of about 7e. 6d. After looking the prisoner up he made some inquiries, end sow produced the following two witnesses: fs XIS. EOM Pluckrcee stated that she resided la the bourne qemben, and deposed to the emetabbe bringing the lead, mid apes her lifting ft to.the mite from where it had been me in the ratter it wee found to match exactly. Mrs. Milked stated that she occupied the house No. if seat door to wham the robbery was mentifted. Mae sai d *stem the melons afternoon the prima called up= her to eile to weep her chimney. After she had acceded to bin reemet, end be had got the machine out at the top, he mid be mould go cm to the roof to see if it was all right. After be bad been up there some time he came down, undid his and west away. He had not been gone long before the was disoomey. Prisoner, upon being rebid whether he would plead guilty se be slat to the missicee, mid be would do the former. He said that when he went span the roof he found the lead already cut and rolled tip. Mr. Long, who said this was not at all likely, meat him fee three months with hard labour. MARLBOROUGH-STILE/ET. Mena dllon, describing herself ss a charm:wee, and who refused her addrese. and Mary Barak who pc. au address vitiate am found to be frees , wire charged, the former with uttering a counterfeit half-crown, and the latter with utter ing a counterfeit half-crown and a shilling, to Mr. John Tel tobacconist, of 287, Boston-road. Prom t h e evidence it appeared that Allen want into the shop of the preectitor, and, having asked for a cigar and sere tobsece, tendered in payment a counterfeit half-crown. The prosemeor at once detested it to be bad, and gave her into °nerdy, at which the prisoner pretended to be vary much 1 % 1.4 Allen, in answer to Mr. Bingham, said she bad no She did anything. In the Olds theprieuner Smith, a bloated-looking woman, ft appeared she bad gone into the shop • few minutes pm alone to the Met prisoner end sucesesfully peered • counter feit hail-crown (evidently from its besting the ante date, and tram its general a made in the same mould) in mutest for • cigar and some snuff, and while the prose ester was going to the station Jo charge Allen, she (Smith) bad the audacity to return and attempt a similar fraud, but this time tendering a counterfeit shilling, and treat the feet that the prisoner had asked for nearly the same kind of articles end that the coins were exactly similar, there Is little doubt they ere acting in emereart. Tricker, the oilier who took Smith into cuetody, raid, on arida/ bee where she got the shilling from, she replied, "Thee* ray tisiber." The were remanded for the attendance of the Mint mots, there is very little change in values ethos this day week. There b a tandsasy is ashamed prices, sad in some kinds of yerrad sloth a hulas has boss added to the quo tations, whilst Is "surly all dastoiptioas them is great firm area. The 'misses to yarns beliefs§ orders for India and China, for thermaity, the Ileftrawasea, with some moderato trammaras for Brim The home trade ate she Mill opseallag to a moderato by e a r : In Mils there has am ea imprmiliment l bulk is baud mid pries, tsr light platen and domattios ; keg alai sad T shahs madam Is go 'alf steadily. The aftead far 40ash aka. at bib qualities U aetso soave as It was sows days beak, MA all than is some assanad, and Winch altatings are in good mesa and rather seam. The favourable weather for harvest sod the progfesa made in securing amps are ciomasimoes telling is Mmar of the home trade, and the home la this branch am to show more =Mama la {hair pmapacita. Taws Is lam dis position to limit their sapplissm imisdista snail@ The eery moderate primal kart jai ether ase@warita al his am no doubt rapsdly lasteads* its arm id the working domes of this country to plarehme oladelag, and if the mills satins in foil steam, as they have rem* be., during the autumn and winter, the limas Ueda meet asessranly be one of great expansion and insportmem The isdkotions, though slow to manifest themeless, appear to be unmistakeable, and am looked to with unmixed satideotioa, COTTON.—Lwartroot, Atrouirr 14.—The market re maim =ohm_ god, both issad tome. Sake, 6,000 to the trade ; 600 Sera; at 6 d. to Std. ;20 Egymism at ; 110 Proms, at Rd.; 40 liansham, at B}d. to Rd.; 20 Bahia, at Md.; 6,210 Amurkaa. WOOL.—Livaaroot, AUGUST 14.—Foreign wool has beau la Isis dowsed, sad aka td a esoclerate extent have been aside, la all cases at fall rates. 800tch has met with more inquiry, and late quotations are well supported. Imports for the week radian August 14 .—Foreign, 2,299; previously, 70,8f6; total, 78,166 bales. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Liens, Annual' 14.—The mar ket bee been Mandy this morning, and without any noticeable alteradon. The him castianse firm. There has been about the usual attentisace of buyers, sad a fair quantity of cloth has ehaspd owners. THE CORN TRADE. Cranium; Agony: 14.—We hod a =ell market, and not much wheat oliwileg. Than were a few samples of new barley ; quality very varied. Wheat, red, new and old, 40s. to Cis. , • white, 48; to Re. Barley, new, 884. to 42a. CLICTIADITILT, AMIDST 14.-The supply very good for the time of year. Trails dull ; prime about the same as last week. Old brown wheat, 40a. to 47e.; new, 42a. to 46e. ; old white, 47e. to 600. • stow, 460. 1500. Oata, 2as. to Rh. Beau, 435. Peas, 43i. CAILLIBLZ, AVOWIT 14.-There was a good isipply of wheat at oar market this morning, which met with a dull sale at Si. to Is. deans on the week. Barley and oats in lair supply, with a slow solo at about last week's mks. Wheat, white, new and old, 18s. to 195.; red, new and old, 16e. B. to 18e. Barley, new, 13e. to 14e. • old, 12s. to 13a. 6d. Oats, potato, 10s. to 11s.; com mon, 9s. 6d, to 10s. 6d. Bye, 12a. to las. Mar, per stone, la. 7d. to la. Ild. Oatmeal, 2a. to 2a. 2d. Itylmeal, la. 4d. Barley meal, la. 4d.-Chrlisle Journal. Cot caasraa, AVOTIST 1 Amy limited supply of new and old wheat, end of all other grain. Wheat a dull sale at barely lest week's pekes. The few samples of new barley shown, the ownere—Undging from the exorbitant prime asked)—wen only desirous of ascertaining the vela* of, rather than effecting melee. OLOIICIBIIII, AUGUST lt.—The supply of new wheat at our market to-day was more than ample for millers' end betimes closed extremely dull, far both KNOW= foreign. Several samples of new wheat are guaranteed to weigh fidlbs. per beam& Orinding one quiet, bat net lower. No demand for new malting barley. The oat beds ecuoffy so good. The great, of the few now tawny, in the market wee estifeetery. Impels Is, the week ending August 14 :—Whent. fatal; 0 00 €kni• barley , 180; oats, Ireland, 1,900; sundrien lemma, 1,460; foreign, 2,000. GUILDFORD, Arena? 14.—Than was an increase in the supply of sono wheat, the quality and condition of which were . poetic& was disposed of, the prices ranging from good to 635.• bat offers generally being too low to induoe sellers to reillse, some quantity was left unsold. Old whea t numb so Won. Wheat, 445. to 545. ; oats, 25e. to 30; per, 440. to Ho.; beans, 445. to 490. 111111701,D, AttOOST 14.-The supply of both old awl new wheat good. Trade ruled dull, at barely eo good prices. The no wheat 1. good tiendition. Barley sold at loot week's Oar ran and beans, airport former prime 265. to 31s. pew load. Barley, 265. to 30s. per qr. Oata, 22e. to 30s. per qr. Peas, 28s. to 30s. re load. Beans, 235. to 31s. per load. Liuossum, Autrey 14.-At oar can market to-ity there was a small show of wheat, and a this &Undersea of form The trade raid dull, at the quotation's of the pre vious week. Good sorts of old whit* sold at 405., sad red at 48a. ; new red made 475. per g aarler. Then was • Emir sup ply of bosky, which eeoaivad grin at guts ratan. Very few oats at wicket, and sold fully 1/ dear es list wick, roan 30a. to 34., per 24 skim Bars ware • soil raw and doer, sailing at 625. pr qr. Menlo be.. melba weak of lovely weather far tbs harvest, and most of the whist la now safely gamed. Reports vary concernlag thu yield ;to mom places the mops enact so vary heavy ; bat, Madeira' gerrally, it may be presiouner an roiliest Poch s. Bar lay is plentiful is airs pro in others err an thin, Oats vary more theta barisy. B ias in moo pasts are very lads the crop garndly will be a failure. Rain is mach wanted for the pastures ; turnips air lank ashlars. tISISCAITL4-111.04-TTNI, AINIOST 14.-At mar market, this morning, we hod • odors Ova of wheal *or the growers, acoopt whisk re aber• tor sorra of sew, :14=ality, bat meads la pe rmsudielon, as the press dor, the Om rea ruing from 345. as 60s. par qr. Peash-thrashad t he pork this district, s ot i mid ss oil es ha weak, wiener old youth minstry steentio the ilmarsul haling calmly Iron new, for mike rare was • pod sale Ike rad at 60e. per qr. 63Ibs. la Amiga lbw tramensekres mienswil, th e only rho of moment brag el • ergo Net settled of red from Nara& at 485., and a remnant of Basra at 60a, Si. mixed Dudek making In retail 48A-all emighei 30th.. Flour wes in slow request, bat in its vat : 6 z gm* little ve lbw Grinding barley mink r Fins old malt is word, and word readily eammod or extra= quota tion,. Bras very scarce. Boills‘ peas berg held beyond the views of burrs, has floe Air of rsserieing the sale. Oats neat darer with a eklibtly improved lorry. The snivels Ms week are .-Wbeat, restyle*, sAge qn forst" 810. Baby, anerriae, 47 qrs.; holm 7;ff 3144 cretwim, 33 qrs. Oats, orstwiss, 200 qrs. Mei, 1,0113 mks. Motors, Atom' 14.-The weather in thin asighbomr• hood we up to last evening, rsateriorly dare moi amour- MA* for harvest operations, and mks pea* perVen of the wheat mop in Norfolk has bran sowed in first do con dition. Last night a slight growth: of rain fell, and this rotas is exceedingly wet. Rome quaatig of barley has been carted in One rodlike, bet the ty is reported to be unions. Many furors hue turd u spell" of line rather with which they haws bus favored to the best ad ratags by employing Myr, ISsisblass, which do not ap rar in this district to here oohed the antrath o ur c hisk ps rails against them In woe parts of u Phis is probably dna to the feet that them is not, on the whole, that, relsadanay of rough Meter ban which was to be food • taw years since. Its ofroostancee oder which tit harvest has be.. paseesdad whit meet have to important bearing span Mar applies, ribs whist arop, *Brush not estimated above En = has Ilesgelenred lin ex Mimi condition. The local her lei ea trimly qwec during the week, the her Imiag a=bl their Wads . Boarcely any vartatina Ira, =deflates stows, been sort in prima. At this orsage to-day tree was a this stivadare of faros, sad farmer* Mlle when emialierbg. The principal part of the supply wee drier her the new mop, sad the mats sou slow at a Mao tisa of la. per qr., the mWrs trying ossittously. There wu bet Bats Frahm in barley, oats, bore, and per ; dour, ed. to le. per era cheaper • white wheat (weighing 82Ibs. to 8412 .a,.. m . bere1) is quoted this Owning 445, to 475. ; red ditto 0011.. to 831ba.), 40s. to 46a. per qr. ; flour, to 30s. per mck horn the miller. Latest avenges- Whr qn. , 44. 7d. • braten 10 qrs., 335. Oor prod last year-Wiser, LB2Bl qrs., 675. 4d. ; b7sit g cra., Stk. _ . NOTTINOWAX, AUGUST 14.—At our MS market to-day than was a moderate show of Thai. New tralides. however, ware nut fru* ; rsurem of raw id weds Mc to 48§. Old wheat rany r aaT Ur tat wady food sown of whit* sada 60.., and red 4fs. par quarter. Barley wan mailawad In esfa, Ma p.r i 0 Woes Wog era tor grindieg aeeegir. Oats ware it meaty sandy and sold quite as ism as hat week marker awn sensing 345. pr Illatme. Hem Mae wales, end the Wm dim, milli at Me. to 45. . pa IS Mow Mader In bra west kmarabis this week kw llama work, and the greeter what km Men W this Wend to nna* mad- Craardtli at tisa, to may sews the grain haw bees so *a as to b• read trot daubing visa lad. The Add of Mewl is an abeedast. Resit sell tr im arans about toamigo amp g but dr late soar Is this ° to the imams hest and hulk et amilikaw bus dedeleat any The. was i ustat sedialara ms ditate US Thursday, wig& venom , Wald the math and revived the paelm i" st e Viet haUssmill-dra met areadons. Acouer 14.—The Mindimai el femurs at Duelist was man, owing to thin mai* to dash the helmet, The emir of wheat was by so MOM Imp, bat gre ibilsmPlal °Mil" me a d Tablet of Tr " ail of remilleat ty. ▪ elate, end rime Id WM Very kw maples el bee*, sad •Air:e . heads. ON. ware $ good greyly Mar or_ amain readdeg bin dfia. to yer no awaits • Iv_ aLark ii = 3 wen* (45 —r 1 :141 w ‘W i sies as Ms. pet ' quote. " Ma. tall.. Frio* nil 41. yer km; Itlitler, Itts. The miaow boa Ow awsketemlly area short srapis_d a ll ail o, Imam of t i t in wham p lfarist -a ims Mee tam the weak wiring intanwrilia emir to-day, Mika las bees as wet. 71w mai rids MIL ha =di sad falmvshion for aboat sight lama Itra e l l great terriers to the root CMS se well es Mseitteirlf sad ratan lids. ' Pzenassomuott, Avower 14.—Both the pl MI quantity of the sew wheat see batter them IRIS aqpnlei bias the berms& Oar manly r ask Wee is. WOOLWICH.. A man named Henry Draper was placed at the bar ender the following circumstances. Police-constable Larkfng, about two o'clock on that morning, was on duty near the old parish church of Woolwich, when he saw the prisoner in the act of tooling the iron railings from the churchyard. Knowing the prisoner to be a bad character he detifted him. The church had not been entered. The stated to witness that he entered the graveyard to as he knew the " dead would not hurt him, sad if he lay a in the street the Hying might rob him." In reply to Mr. Truth, the prisoner now meted that he entered the church yard out of bravado, as a ilmeele who was ha his commay bad dared him to do so. He bed Men air, on a grave, where he lay about two hours before be wee eudod. Mr. Troth said the expleasMon was sot . lie ordered the prisoner to And bell La 10L for three months. TSB MURDER BY 4 N.ANZAO IN BUITOLE In the Express of Saturday was reported the dreadful astir at Waybread, be eaMk, where Mr. Patuick, the pariah clerk, died, en Tuesday last, in consegnsaes of the injuries he had received from being beaten about the heed by a madman, Mr. T. P. Armee, who met him in the fields at midnight. At the okra of the lepton on Friday' tiucry returned a most at " wilful murder" against the Dram, ea obese behalf the prom:dings were vandal by Mr. Hsned, of Mariano& Tram Is no Mahe that Mr. Deem, who is In comfortable drennsiniten, Mtn the proprietor of two Innis in Weybreed, has been Iv/some time pat a dangerous lunatic ; and It seems rather =trams Many that step should not have been taken to plane him in atedrasesera. At the inquest, Mr. J. Candler, surgeon, of Haziestaa, Mated, Meer alien—l have known Mr. Thos. Diane =alias years, and daring that time I have fragrantly him for disordered health. Ido sot believe him to have been of perfectly sound mind at say thee since I have known him. 1 race attended him far suicidal mania, ea be had attempted to cut his throat ; and I know that be bed also attempted to droen himself. I saw him en Thursday and Friday last (the 6th), and he was then decidedly a saa nisc —a dangerous lunatic, in fact. I ordered the denamed Pattriok, with other., to watch him. Oa Sanaday the 7th, I also saw Mr. Draw and he wee then a deranges lunatic. On the Sunday I saw him siting is an arm chair, handcuitsi, and depressed. Os having a little liberty be became very violent. Ha wee decidedly mad, and I have no doubt that be wee in a state of dangerous lunacy from Friday lad until Saturday, the 7th. I have not for the last 12 months seen enough of him to be able to speak positively as to whether he wan orantions of the difference batons right or wrong, bat ley epigram is that be wee not. He has orassionally psid my Ms oartosaly, bat I don't think he Gould calculate correotly. His arraaary was defective, bat not absolutely gram. Ha has said to us thee be used to be right before he had • bad fever, but ha rover Mt St far eompany. At intervals during alas years I have =l:lthe propriety of piecing Ms raise penneramt a lunatic. On asking - ordinary rawaticas, be would understand them, except wises furiously mad ; but be was ordinarily of a defective undastantUng—ten tact rases was a tendency to idiocy. Mr. B. J. Crisp, another erasion gave similar teelimeay, and stated that during his 000asional Its of mania Drain was absolutely meemenions of any at heism between right and Tbb wltastaaillma—" I oa Thursday ; he wan shent, and struck at nee with a towel. It is my opiates Its wadi ban boa so nos bodily bens if be could: 1 bail an geemired hiss la say way. Ho wrakeiderat to saystannty eta g a m, end Ma malt pat ma in such fear that I ilkoutdo ft Ids al C al aillurtasala Esu sad Pattattek, same to have been 1 mob paaposid b the ia whirl Mt =thusly ad las asamell a 'PA. yj andist his b soma to s Ovals Muds sislum si lissykh. • Assdast dried/4 asserreso• biggsasil a day or two shoos Ltessfspset, sear Holt, Nieddk, abraiman maned Myer, ids Yrs bass for was ISM ties to an euesosad state shia, Itanh alissselsi Is wrist Ms stirs sod thss es soma siis. Ho Isettsi mos INNS& blik as bit Otra sod Ids safe em s% bat happlly as Is razor em ploed was sil red Mod, tits result wa sot fatal. Hs ss- Mau =be 111.9iliirm MARKEIS RABDWARB. Blautureamt, AUGUST 14. Thus hes hem a slight improvement this week fa du tads el tide tows. Reports to that afoot have tau uselsecl la the Nurse of the last few del. frosa all weft of the cousery, mud although the orders Mill email ligW, they ue uodosbesdly bitter whilst the argots MUNI are et a mon suceeragbg clieratear as the the detsett. Stools of goods ars surywhere se law that the bums are oosapalled to order, If It ltu hi mir e = "'Whir; bat ass et the wet ivseeaW alumeatesese isesitly Mdeed k saanies with as essalry hark the .re MI lIMIONC4OI7 MOW ill whiek astratests Wog Ilgal ailed. Per ray so allis all pm dr ham repselemed I the aired alreliy Is gabs k sessmte; Was Iss. rem hi hrge same& eakshJbaiteyo wiled kips Is pmelift It s 11 k ; is hig ss this seircily et maw maimed as sirgkelps wiled ad toy grass an, lib said dMaddeg iall" L o rdlit= appgstrMe swam le ham gonad; Ilweier . 1 man whisk hare keg kale Om aid la Lk awns of the walla"' be Miami .stay It sous of this lamas he width dr bie bah le p t=ts . sadism smailli talmess h 1 the de =the *Was eigtete id l u rral that a re-a c t ias Ms taw pros The the pehialyal sasideereet. hoe by raise ric e/ this week, sad they. !s bans thet es webers see mon fully • dm thsp mew 1110 lif that I arks ego. The go u ge Ask ot tale It as 1 dletriet are Dot : es the sheik tblep es* shad. batter. Is thee Ma there bee his sew I dela; thus tha fall at SU w biome isasul, aSII at 1 Arse ar four of the prow seAhoy as predly wail ed 1 for ran, bat se a rta i ngw at re ra j. . freely as well r 2 10s. yid yet etas 61 =1 el es alba k iks Wed wick sad Mau ,dlettiet eisamss, rue if as have err is amt the itsdes, sad the Mae win %mg Mallow a to ssa ear tt big leepsiddle Ow the 1 • miage le side el mese la ilts 1 ✓at depeikel the risk Ikea of a asterisms Oa ihe pert el as Me 11•111 aired ; bat, so far, Maki et •the kbed ham taloa plow The Lord Llestamot est • tow of the toasty regisretes st Wolverkesploa a Lw day. oda aid immitel win Mt carted for the pear rasa of the per% awed say war gamy idea The pest sale et the Lenin Wake, kerb ae, el tire ilr of the ler Ana et Pes. Headers", sad Oa, osamessed het Moody. Ths bias, era ad sal. the Walser pries eared mot bag* th de merge ; raw two perks ere, lswever, It May kr a pdater.. The kle etas mallsksay aid bosh stirestri a kg. =1 ma tit it kerb* theassaMe geed b Wird tar ale, Mgt p t ware redheL COTTON GOOD&—Nseeinerree, Atmore 14.—fless is bee ,e wise mirk* this asen The teeaseellose of the week hoe et heat bra aoaidr.hty sad s hob* Mese et ea neap lON§ *set a Neely sad esilairee, war Asa eletimpatelp eekteseperszy deeese4. Nem date esNea - maid leads *pout layers arl 2 l2lri °ogee mos 'ad sessallasteres ; sad notalihstassallag the alearsace el stocks sad the Orin oat at cassiskeeNe at s. day. Old wbeit is Is. per p., sold new 2.1. to 3s. per qr. lower than Luit week. Little or nothing doing in spring corn. READING, AUGUST 14.—The market today we, suppHed wish wheat ow s very moderate scale, but In the depressed state of trade la wee fond to be even more than sollioient, and though pekes bad a downward tendency, we do not think purrion quotations ntenrially altered. Several iota of new barley on offer, some realised 40e. per qr. No change in other gram. ROCHESTER, AUOVIIT 14.—The recent brilliant weather has been taken advantage of by the farmers, and the greater wt of the harvest is already garnered in excellent condition. With hare and there an exception the wheat harvest is already completed in this distriot, sad throughout the Weald of Kent generally. It is many years sines there has been su c h an early harvest. There haa been an abundant yield of wheat in this locality, the quantity being fully up to the average of former years, although the crop is not so large as that of bet year, which was, perhaps , the most bountiful on record. Barley, generally, will not be a large crop, the late-sown giving a comparatively poor yield; the quality however, is very good. Oats are a pretty good crop, and oome down before theacythe well. The dry weather in the early p ar t of the summer very mach injured the beans, siblch is this neighbourhood are an entire failure. Peas, too, are a poor crop, and will not yield one fourth the average supply. Turhipe have proved a failure in many places. Reports continue to come in from the eurroundinc hop plantations of the promising appear. ante of the hops, which still appear vary healthy. Th e burr stands out strong, and looks of a good colour; unless any sudden change should take place to affect the plant th e crop is expected to be a very fair one. There has bee scarcely any fluctuation In the amount of duty, which Is still quoted at 260,0001. The corn exchange was only thi n ly attended in consequence of farmers being so bogy in har vest operations, and the samples of wheat placed on the stands were not_otinieroim. Some parcels -"--• of new wheat were exhibited in excellent - cm- Mod The trade ruled - very heavy, and there was but little indinatica on the part of millers sod buyers to operate to any appreciable extent. The demand for both Eoglish and foreign wheat was very languid, sad, where melee were done, a reduction of about Is. per quarter bad to be conceded, with a dull trade. In barley there wit nothing doing, and quotations are nominally the urns. Bens and peas exporienoed only a limited sale, but oats were M ildred after, and fully supported the rates of iut week; some new samples were shown, end the quality of the yen was the and heavy. The following are the quotations:— White wheat, 42a. to 485.; extra, 48a.; old red, 40r. to 44a.; extra, 48s. ; barley, Ha. to 845.; oats, 245. to 283.; buss, 40s. to 48s. ; peas, 445. to 48s. Wieuxcit, Axiotriv 14.—We have a very small market ben to day as might be expected, the farmers being ao much st4with their harvest. Old wheat of beet quality leat week's prices ; a few samples of new showing, y various—then will be some fine, but nothing tits the quality of last year, 445. to 451. given for red and 455. to 471. for white, 63 lbs. A sample of new oats here, value 14d. per slaw Other pain nominally as bake*. WORCESTER., A001:78T 14.—At this day's market there was much bas wheat offering, and owing to the cheap la the weather all qualities were held firmly for fully last week's currency. Barley dull, and rather (deeper. Oats unaltered in value with len doing. Beane and peas maintained the: value. Tons., Acucar I4.—With a tolerable show of wheat at our market to-day, old wheat was To. cheaper; new was slightly on the decline, with a fair demand; good white samples mold at 465. to 605., and red 475. per quarter. No raaterial change in the price of barley. Oats fully main tained the prices of bat week, selling at Is. 3d. to le. 4d. same. Beans were scarce, and dearer, good simples 47a. per quarter. The farmers have been fsvotned - 7al another week of Ike weather, which has enabled them to stack a considerable quantity of wheat, in good condition. Reports vary about other kinds of grain, but, generally speaking, indifferent crops ere =pasted. KINICALDT, An OUST Vt.—Tie weather continued brilliant up till Thursday, when we had eowelight thunder showers, which have been succeeded by warm 'allay weather. In the earlier districts harvest is now eneral, end daring the week a considerable breadth has been_ cut. At oar country markets this week there were fewer farmers present , and less grabt offering, which was readily taken off at rices similar to those of week. Hers, to-day, there wee a good supply of wheat, and fair of oats. Wheat met a ready sale, while oats sold slowly—the former at 6d. to Is. and the latter at Is. ' under the rates of last Saturday. There was one wad of old barley, and two of new. The new was in rather tear condition, weighing 62}lbs. and 601 be. respectively, and wee sold at 261. 6d. and 235. 6d. per. qr. Whs..; 355. to 475. par qr.; barley, old, 28s. ; new 23e. 6d. to 265. 6d. ; oats, 24e. to 26e. WATISTOWS, AUGUST 14.—We have kad another week of most propitious weather, sad ootudderable progrees has been made with the harvest in this neighbourhood dna fialanday last From abroad we have again to report liberal has kin very snivels, bat them; of home. The trade -grown grain to our market has ruled dull for all articles, without mu change in prices. Irish wheat has barely realised former rate., but foreign is held firmly, and in the few riles effected lest week's quotations have been fully maintained. Barley little inquired for but there has been • demand for arts, at the currency of this day se'unlght. We have had a moderate sale for Indian oorn, and !eat week's prim have been generally . obtained ; one or two stutions sellers of cargoes just arrived are now offering at lem teem than they can be imported for. Flour firm, and the coarser kinds in good request. Importe this week :—Wheat, 130 qrs.; Indian corn, 7.470. Exports this week :—W hest, 181 bell. ; oats, 2,631; Lev, 276 sacks. BRITYORD FAIL—The following is the list of prises awarded at this fair on Thursday last :—Prize 1. • pima of plate of the value of seven guineas, given by F. J. Jambs, Beg.. for the beet 100 Inaba: knobs. bred by J. onnwetitor, end not having been fed on any artificial food; to Kr. Jams Reariesse, of Bulbridge, Wilts. Prize 2. A Dina d of the the et ire primes, gives by the him ILP., her the mond-beet 100 lambs, on the suns oneditka as the former prize; to Mr. Taunton, of &Med, Mts. Prins 11. A pion of plats at the value ot Ise gninsien given by A. Morrison, Reg., of Fenthill, for the beet 100 wither babe, without restyled= as to feeding; to Mr . Jahn Arkinsoo, of Charlton, Wilt/. Prize 4. A pimp at_plato et the value of five guineas, giros by Maitt4iishersl mousy, IILP., for the beet 100 seem lambs Irma a leek not szoosdhig 400 ewes, hied by the mar , retor, sod sot having been fed on any Mandist Thom we. only am exhibitor in this char, Mr. Richard Pile, of Woodtotd, but his lambs won ot amb superior guilty that the judges unanimously awarded him the prize, notwithstanding there Was no tom petitios. Pam 5. A piece of plate of the value of flm guineas, given by Lord R. Thyme, for the best 100 breeding ewes, good la tooth, having been in the possession et the competitor at least six months; to Mr. R. Waists. of Strattord-ento-Castle. Prize 0. A pleas of plate of the vales ot 5 elossa,given by Lord hoonnt Polkestoso, for the beet Ilemigabfte Down rem of any age; to Mr. Rama Ming, of Raids , Amesbury. Prbs 7. A pleas of plate at the value of 5 guineas, given by Lord Rivers, for the best pen of ten Hasopshhe Down ram lambs; to Mr. Wm. Ben sett, of Chilmark. Prize 8. A piece of plate of the valise of 5 guineas given by Mews. Attwater and Tabor, to the largest peoners ; to Mr. John Strange, of liazelbury Brim, Dorset. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. ►ay La trier, at Now Irk Captain Hall, from Myth to Aetrrh I 1.1"“ I. 011444440 Bay, Woe ta a very d■aiwor 'friths. Thor ha SWIM et Mr webs of. This carrot the hea Stal 4 biro el mar la Mr beta —Yarmouth LW., Awes IL alleM4h, Ceptala Itathel. hem Kraal to etoektoo, eared am We abet ea the POtb et My. me Mr Moore meek; irvi .d part of setrials eard.—Pwahrort, Oar. Mart I. VENUS SPOKEN WITH. atelbara tram CaWatts for Undue, Jul L lat. 22 I. hr IU ad Z. Orranuadal, tram Ilambry bar Jane 22, lat. & flat r a w l igel la rlire l os a t b f in " iirtl :". 14. 1 / 4 a7 -. 11. W„ Lamp Pip (4, km Boobs, be Uturpool„ Jam St, 1tt.1164 ler 14.4. R. aar 1 -•-" , (a), tan Malay is Latdot, July 2, lat. 21,23 B, l*l Nedra (Mae laratioe). for btaArma, July I, lat 7 N., ton. 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