The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-19 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCIL 11138TIRN ClRCUlL—Blueros., Avoca le. (Dim Mi. Dom Cloosil orml • Spuds' Jrs7.) The ism Mist emite iiileatheighl b it yew= 11. et Mr. war. Ml* el Ilmbeeve, thipleth the member kr the mem, el Weelmeelth le meow ampemedm in dimmer kr a bardet lie ye ethe Si many kr. awl le vita the demetme hid M hear WM., tothei the Menet Imseeth iml i beton the Weal the apathy the seem the deem the G. imming!" thaleme puma, Mr. MeM b Ms. Meateiwt Smithle be , Q.C7.. ad Mr. Meath' mute tar the lithe ; eml Mr. Osehr, 4. Mr. limas (oh, am es wild maim hem the WeM thr ma), end M. Oath ler the athme. Mr. theee—.l* the wee et " Mlle v. Marpm" whia wee ipidielly gaol kali mini& I Me N o e :ey e thet yew brie* Mil literel the losethe ei ime eMr Isms ethl *AI ilm matter Mr bees immepeil ratlWW . the ellethelith el pert*. NM I Nth that 1 eima km disherge my dui, hi sithdrawtsi ii• reeseL _ _ Sees aroma rid be des very Out to dad dad web $ seam bed ben 11,. Cedier-117 letr i esliraly awn, la whet op bend kind bat eat, in Y reriemly ier lb* beet this , ae shoal be weed ea lesialliadea °Yoh amid lead le me usual rank. At dr ems tire I arnaset dew ea mailer to does 'Mimi weft ea the pm d Copia blaimts Wind 1 ma beloweled is de, that Una b ut the berfteles lie sea asses d Mho Mk m mier pub, and vielakaad I we wimps be briber peesdaed is =pew ay that bed the demand et Gerais Mesas bees lareripted. It 'mold haw boa hurl le be equally bee hem 11di lens an exceedingly glad to Ind Ad se NOW Is seeded. Ile noisd was th eiherswa. 14;.• rabwelsed la ewe ill:Li ibe bens al aettlemot we—Dobeint to pay 7.0001. sad come, ell arlabel learn bum= the plebe to be abonosel ea loth disk of ell maim et dm eumpeaboes to be diaboyed. l i fe endamelet lb, abbeesta se taikiabory le bb bob* rad tie pries bleavelea, appaerel le aeleelea se Seappobbrat to tbe Imp ma bibeeMe am . bey by vita obi out sod pada ewe oreaied. WALK= 51..-.11111,0141. IV IT. Mr. N. Q C., and Mr. PrWorar, .4 kw the isd 1 %44 Q.C., sod Mr. Calaridge, 4 the Ths deshmtles skied that ths *kW had reassand a the Cast d isslsgars aplost ola Thome ailmmil s ads el I. k. Is the daimask m a Obensipmeles sib hametisse hz levy as the psi rebd dal* a &amid Thumbs Davis within his hal rukk ; dot Ow mem pas and shawls aes mid Themes I Duna within the balkeM wide the sisal seised mil might Wm has be essigilay hos the ems. Ths smog Wks/ Pena, pleaded that ha wll him parenalles with Oa base d the un it iL =ll, ilum the aposlog @p gmeviooh dMr. lkaith, that Os was a an sal les desk: ad k earrtat h e sk s Osith% th e damdest was is add, awl a the sway gi Oithethpa.la Apk, MK a mem ma Thyme Dods was lathed to tha pidatiff, who kawbe his sulks aping blm Pellimai Mew* lir 11W. • welt et Lk. was bona ts the kWh shrtiff, with Instmslissis to Wry ea tea gear d ad it was gamed be the hash at Mr. Wiliam dm who had i s . asked sa ba 's selawr ths skim alma spins the bed lismaidakadomm simmer, and was in the as ems wry oimsmay the sem In Weiss cd lam la as lesanimess, amespt calms to Mr. 7uebr. The sum* was pat is the hark d a sheriff's same to be levied, sad Onhem, the ram IS west Pestpff, who Davis bra, ad was sr jd by the dalatiff, who wad be the pagan at Ostia' out Walker's hones, aria ha Immo yeti wdL Oa their 'Med at Psatril, the gisladff plata sa tam ths kisses, sad thaws y Raised them la the arm at dm ask lama gdluttslyagsa this, 11,. Maas* a cashisr to Mr. Basher, la • skies se the imam as Masi pothered b that gandseses, sad the ohm gale bees s oni roam Mr.y laths art basks a esavervaties with his, wkhdeser ham ths seiss le was alga, es the girt at the piing, that the dam at Mr. heaths an err ad to dame the Mimed, ad that the sass at the shsx by withdrawing, sad es Ma ems raspedbino emd la Ids 0111 a wens and AM dm dallf mak I. bid hallo to limegklatiff kr the tlema Mr. Ain the sales laths ankles epsedadm duns set staille, Mks lead Is be regarded as targets at mg mos artpima might shoot, end who had to teas thdr dram a king Irk, ma piles to pay the piper. Hs shoal pram that at the Nis a the mime the lona wen am the property d Dario, and be skald airs show that the *iota' carotid to the rethenewit tram the Shure , Out he was advised by Mr. Wthisms that Ib hvy eould not he sustamsd, end well at the same time liM Nut it be Mud be might hold posemiles sad try the asks by an laterphare kilos, bat that he mid ha woad not rue the risk and would satisfy himself by graft he the insalment Court. The real fake of the cam ware this.. Davis was a ass in humble thew abs pi Ms broad sa heullar. In lea ha married 6Y Irma nth, whew a widow with four children, who sansei bees as irks- Sias thrifty worsen had mama a now and goods. This good Toms happmed Cr Y lmenne Is a geatkman of greet rasyskahalty_ Dookoo Maw man, the pima mamba for Ilorokril, ad Mr. Itbionceo tigarAM kir the peaked= as allfs es=d 4 id ebikes by*, Ikons meerisp wisp skald Is samaseL Thk kind sad ocallemste advise ems aided apes, sod a seldesamt as draws Mr. Blakeman Ikea' esessallsg Is baser erases by aide UK as to be inked es a Isis laths briend, o be essnra by his lea, sad by whisk dm power was Pisa to the alb to ea* spa is. trustee to hthand the lea The husband did not dam is Ws elk bad dew med as dithmkies wen Wm trees a slim hie ale beams agpsal l tlar i C 11.11., mad stela the am Is Mr. Blahmesza, ale es bushes app la be payment al the loan. The isemffs Ns a bald-, was la lass, and it was amsrpil =II that his beams avail Is mined by mom aampatestprona, and they TM mined at 1101, at wadi ma Mr. Mother, Jean, mama themes MeV al his is kl e rMil by • amps, ark* at the request at Dads ha over to the lisetsa,his Mr. W. H. Booker IMO Said Is pew this statsarest at bees, which as sae bens at by the paukies et the insniege samlemesd, Davies map be the 1101., be. Cps aramaminaties Ib. looker slatted that the Amps bad name bees said, bat stated that tank had kaaa pad wpm it by Ide lam Is the wits The hems sees abwLs duly ektmetta to the annual .Wisest d the OEM B the Jedge—Bebn the sale of the hams we aced to pay Da tor their bin veetily, be Indira the fodder. Setae the Bile no peruse bad bon lead* to bun, and the horses had bete kept he theetelles et awl been led by the firm. It was a /rla . til i te fiat lremelint. mil. ether thiti edema he did net eve that be eusle to wary the ewe say further, and the trzberleg niesised diershith telly setledled with Mr. • *Meese a valid vie &ea to the &Indust an the smierlal bum sad ca the Os of Lan ma Vona& The jery woo iiiriorgul. NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Livizroot., Aro. 16. (Beim Lad Chid Own Pollock.) SOWN= MOW PEN LATIIIIOOL POST-OTTICI. Maw M. sod IS, derelbed es • bath center, we INAISSIII WI the limp of berry rein retain per Isere basesfai te ler Ifijoaf a Poilarrer-011tetel while la harieries thrash the Ltripsel PerrOte. Me Leash* la paean entraie epee the proem Nal dr Wham of shaft Iran was aw width coedit eat be raetwod saidy by re *jury Moor the whom pre- Fry wee ter, but k wee ea earn • perils bod ied of the postri hiperemei le every arse of the WNW enwrap. edam is width the rarer hal plaidei wa sodurody arrelei for the parer e er ie of maw him the delta istlem . N Ploplis • tery pea r bewl. Asy pima who had she heir assatiree is dr Piet-ellat seta trey hair whether r mei the Mire addend wassy. This saw, la Ito dray ebbed the way SWAIM SIMS of had so oterise to trarrit maw Is this way, hid wile rag from the yerd so • h the per yr ple wire tap= snow mill mama of awry thresh the Piserlite le w ere • Mid* sr is • aria of nye& albhaamir a. ohms 01redies bra wa MAW the par, but tae camas dr belle itt fpm the tom* whisk every oradir 41 the e= a loll • AIM * viper with edweer dr istrefel of bean. art be resnield diet dr et ears ea tare* ef hon ed ahl aot par. R▪ OA* to hest the tier resoly es toiebtot ere is aim relealse ere. He wa bend Is ion a sarseet ✓ale Ira erne m amity dna *et which eurbed to the are dithearly. The seelease wa prod strothile tie thrs years. Otwr ents.—(ll4bie xr. Bane Mart* ) LIASILITT OP TIII LITZIPOOL TOWN ores TO PAT PASO. Cilt•L NATIS.—Ties COAPONATION OP LITIAPOOL r. MST AND TIMIS& r tin;/•;ii rsioitci ropey* no dohnente on OVIIF sr evs at Runcorn, and hod seri a horse up= the popsty tf tie e wpontios of Liverpool, to sanity es us rats Tus sely question et kers ire winker the toys aid ssehorags doss—the osly property yonneed by the corpora tios within the lavishly et Resters rue Nab to be med. no t. The Tows Clork eft LI Mr. Ihehhinen, ne relled, on rend the pen IL to the anew elos et Lades, the ocaveyeses the eeneeelhe Minas to Lard lit i o i l y sibe her by Moine= le en eeo ratios et end die sserniss of dal hue hen • onnyinee la Ho einiteel,, le anenmenheish, ant she noperailea bed evened the peed* of &hall Is the per 111:13, sad WI Inn On ins the nen bed hen raw as hely nit They mend le be phi be 1111111 el • de sisue the Orr et Outseolt be Me nnit ern The Mond Moe said the kw yes dear, est diner, the te dal a war kr the prise& ; bat ire the drew . nests hen leneee. Coned he the Mr. Atherton, Q.C., tad Mr. Mrs% fir the Wi t , Yr. Her, Q.C. LOB IP. NICIRILL.-1111DCCTIO1. 111 c. dale stated the pielsdits ease. Mrs. Leo le a wiry, liaise is Biackwood-hottse, near Halite:, sod cam py*. a ett hne. The &cholera Is a farmer eta cattle haler, redileA s t ir th e tame seighbourbood. He pal& at ea. Ike" Is OW • halftime by her Ant husband, • THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 19, 1858. )ontTs ,teemedßtwrleet Whiteley, whom, after some dme be ledeeed. • dal vas born ta the summer of the patient year w Lick lived but • .ingt. day, and five daps elterwardn the yang women herself died. The cue bad woe pretended far whom the counsel oessulted, end the deice dist submittal to • verdict being found for the plaintiff— amps 100 C CENTRAL CRIMINAL COUR2'. OLD COURT. Awry Tharsies, 6tatshttryk, U. • proposishis• key am, woo ebargel with uttering a 'siva 101. Doty Immet a doissi. _ _ dr. 0111 a °wide prostested. Kr. Sleigh ashoded the mleaser. It appairea dad the primer bad ressubd to a very In to tomath the dime impeded to bier. Lar i Z In the et lb. Maio% • baskr, is add out hie Mewed amp ma Obit ~ta, tira R TM rse, appmaft Ow the mess ming aw the goods, b u t appearedu thaly Is Is thei he hod mit got meaty mouth, sad be dm andel the shogimper to pesit ap the Wiv e sod be sail be maid omi Is them the coarse of the tiag hi NOM to a deka perm, in Itheabei-insothilti Wipat bin a lawar, eadreand to Yr. Bleachers, whisk esaltheal a hard tae-pmad ado, and Its remesid birs to take the amoust et the blll out d the Bele ma wad him the change la the prod. It happiest maw aidemly that me el the 'bike to the Laths mar Baia te be la the preesether's shop whoa el= 4111.1111411. MI the imea Ai r .shows to ma he et mos ill dad was ae A quantl7 of rags were dm prithilm sail tamale the porter, sad he treat arm ; od ne be wee preessilied elan Bow string the reborn ems imp to him mil admit lha to give his TM the meth Feder who was aware at hat bad takes pieta at the da , m, had the Omer that that Kr. Blackburn wished so see bin Meth the sharp, sad he at AM coosedoil to bim ens night, he evidently became wren that wee awl awitaveand to ran • , bat the poem bell athirs, ma added him teed I lams ap sad look bin lib melody. Whew the ewe had proemial to stem ealast, the priumr, by the Mids el bin karma wimeth withdrew Ids pin of not lathy, ma lards/ gailty to the therm Mr. thelo a&reserl the lamed jade in mitigation et peaddmeat, awl odd he was Mamma that the room evie wry wometalay amaseteit. amt was to the service of K.-.. Yea - awl leadowea dews to the pried or their thihre,when he was dissimgol, bed is that pried he had valesameedy besswe amasseed wi th pe aw we l e whosoner were Imam by the aelgastlea bellise rum the pri's strameat to him was that ha bad readval the sots in ques tion *ow sae d thew parems, r Ulna get aware that it was tatgal. • whales was earl who gave the primmer a very good &mom _ _ _ Thatunti• we Mtred. Barry Isaiwy, IS, • = 4 =nr ulg an ' pleaded gouty to Am to bun with Wiga a n easeplesoes to Wt of whinge with intent l• frand. li=gl, wbe wsmi he the pias= mid that this yes • way e•airelsl7 ass. The Omar WU the sea el a Isom= general alter, Omura' litmlan7, net r was • very piled thin Weed to MO W is hie pre ant &pa= pashas. It pepand the there had hew saw lisper between the prietessesel his idetiesempas the ash's= et , st lime when he we le Me- Ism the sem et liesellsiler te Ids risilsos greet se the seare thses bib d r i s e hs er th lb rei thet he i :O h a t dirta r iFt i e l * ld ealy b eeleltsl =Ned e s: V a ssa, bat t ht advocate tdt WsuY eseplhil es lehen him VW We wee brattiarllhet !sham bpi mew lass doer, eater the tbsetslosss, he Meld the art would tisi that the lodise of Os ass void be selidet by the lethal= et slimiest poeithusee epee the partiralerly whim II wee nseMaseel tYt lo MS sew= am • hies, and that ble petopia is Mb were kr war al - ea, rho offered for do parrs/r. rid doe the prosecutor red es reeememed dr peireter red reerey to the melded oreddrodis of dr awe. In this ease the mimes we Admit Edward H aped ark sometimal end pleaded guilty to at Mr. /Sleigh, mho appime4 Ike the redid wee lammed that me deesplaa had braa w r epos the mooed wits, and that dm mu pmemily arm, he wee a married ame at the ties the arememy et merit. mat per fumed lama thaw _ _ — Mr. f. - 11 - 418r, wbiwas bobuid pusais, soM lb awl be celled bused Mei bee tubs imbiebd thin sakbet, d pres r soub ri vpllll b, lopubab sod viry goo& betbd 7o essra, who doled TN set Ins OM obi we arm Ms Wasp, was wild birembia dr ma ded bin ; aa the salsry,bo isparaisi In answer to ressiliskput by Xi. MO. the prosecutes said that a ars used Taylor aa sussibing to her about the palesser Wes, a wila sad ~ ih6rat, hat he only said that be led bawd of' sane IWO dos, and when she tamed the wide IS has Niel& Mr. Yrs toad two yeses sea sirs/ Taylor sad Broker es wilawsw. as/ they Naiad SW Itey both fatrssd the prosecutes bakes bar toarriege that the phew we a married case, and essikesel her is y ewe& One the who Waist t hat the posisostrht laid bin ups tee istailie that she had ens the prirraw's wigs, and that those led bass a ...heady" teems thew (A lars) The prosecutes Amid dui tide ahriond was hue ; and her weather was calla, who aisle/ that the Omar ischared himself to he a single ma dewit le the Wit issmast, and It was oat use/ ahe wade pospaselless le we is Gravesend sad laquir• tapes the sallist Sri bs sitar/ be was a married wan what ha isaniad bar dasolilar. The sad hard labour primer IPSO aura le alz asses, Imprisonment NEW COURT. (Beam lb. ;mike Wines.) idectmi Wallisytos Dab was Indicted for feloniously applying to his own nes arida sem of money which had Lien entrusted to hito u tLthime of his employment in the publbc service of her After same owve rsetiaa Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Stn Robieson, Lordakip agreed to aDow the ease to stand until neat somiss, the sawed entering into his own reoegnisseess la lON. _ — R - alum Bowyer Donnell surrendered to the his Mal upon the cocueses inquisition for the =makeshift at Caroline Bridges. Mr. W. Pierce sad Mr. Merlin prosecuted ; and Mr. [aid defended. The learned onset having briefly stated the circumstances of the can to the jary, nailed Hannah Wake, who and that tip to the 14th July lan she was invest to thivpriseeer end W wits, who - was known as Madams Cohn. They wen artists is asswerlus and hoed In the Westionster-rood. They also bed a pins at Peckham, where the &warn were made gad the priester, who kept a bone and tart, need 'venally to be same' in ening the empty cane ; which were made is the Winnings-reed, to the factory at Peeklions. Red are used to be kept to ewes le the had of the bens In the Weetanseer-ronL we in the house this the Am took place ; It wee a Mangy, the itch of Jo bast at about hall-pan 61n the wenn. IBM was la the ban non apon the lint-door at the dun, sad hearing on of the boys call oat that *ha place was cn gee, she looked down stain and saw snake and light comiog eat of the kitchen. vita e dot soupedinto the balcony and some era the wee. Three Wye owe emptiest' et the hems he the Weetenstwroad. They and to MI own and meth thme. The sass wed to be filled with ealsesel Ls. Wake the ea wells* pee to the boys. Other owe seed to to tabus enrol to Peckham. Those oases nod to be made In the Wonninster-road. She did set them kw essay men were Mirk Tucker said he wee tames he the wiener, sod bed bees so for eighteen means Mama 0111111• lamed hint, but the_prieenor used to ger his. They ewe mms and wife. Hs was at the bone eked thee. pare= of en hour before the explodes, s wed bed bad sot hen thme helms that thy Red so d lo te be - kept be the bliebee. . It woe $s MI inn no tolled the conned eon The Wiens then mtplelsoil the iwateriala east le the oposeisetere at the fre. sad whisk ewieleed a whin thew the stemmas a esabeellow The whored ire wed Y be made treat miry day, It we. ask is the lint Indigo. Madams amid to make it. About Ohs or OW wee used mob day , it was for tang the ; small ens of atteenst am let nat Vauxhall sod C 0..... All the ems wed be he mode la the hook lthabek No Immeethe wee wade Is the hews. Feiner tied to tabs th e :2= to Peahen. where he wed to keep hisses*. The wee ceded Perth em, all the nth mask, oak The allowed be wed to be Col Ye the cow by beys. ad gummed with • wall mom sad mend; If streak too herd it would explode. He had SOW sees it hied. The hilts( d s wee might war the whiseml Les le explode. Whales bed meme men lth edema %he areworks fees the hews k the Irestothellowed ; he wed to bring then ben ne foslowy d Pith lass, and put them balk et the deer bathe they wen taken to Vauxhall sr *worse. About doe cr sin dons of rockets used to In sleds daily, sod they weld le sometimes lett three o r hoe been to the how k the Ves► minter. reed. Brae atlas war ekes of recline ern to be made in Cdsrlononeolt, at Mr. iftrea. Boas Was sew pinta wed to be made i neWeetoshaelor-rted. Boys fen 10 to 18 yens etana them. The wwweltion of white they are e eeI VIIIT but esplede. 'The rocket woe peak, end to he to thellems, and brewed by the . int see. Madams Oohs seed io eke aU C Weem Ce7les. Pk Them sewer woe ay pewter at the bows • browesed. Cron asswieed by Mr. Gifford—The Mower had bias wanted le MM Coba shoot two yam She had carded ea bedews goat II yews. Witk Foyer ewe there weft =ma those betesebe. Prbeiw to vay metal wow. Cabs was lathe *out Miss whom this osarsed. She law War Means tbe Webs whisk she rw Avid. Two little bays who bed beta wowed la webs the arse sad Slung thew WM edema bee wore wr, but EY sot add myth's* =Wire to what the porker whams stead. The rumbaing evldeaoe proved that about tan zolau'as after the the broke out the house blew up, and a mist Spa( into the hoilre of • Mr. Gibson, mother arewurk maker at the opposite 0011111 f of the street, set that house elan on flre, and another a:plosion followed. The deceased cLild wee paring at the tam, and ut so Mimed that she died a abort time afterwards ht Guy's Hospital. The ease barring been closed, Mr. Gibed submitted that there wee no Mimes epos Ike jerk return a oath.* To as max the orlon d os , t mast be shows that the parson so al whist smendtted an ad, or emitted to set, the result bet emenddeslh. The homes& waist pooled a cow sheer lo Ms tied in Ms Best lo UM, when the late Boma Mks* slopped the NM. so*. thet as so poems/ et 4 of tits essoesd emend the high, and he was not present, he mold ad lo held sespcmdldo. Ilk. Judos Wiles rid the is.. differed ; it was there own dal the lie hod been caused by the servant of the ma amid, end the poor fellow having lost his wife sad ell Ids dillies by lie seddiat, be could vaderdend the fee n whidepoomplid MaldehoadberatodepMeme. Aloe some ifsewidos, his Lordship sold It we. a ars for the jury. The fact could not be bidden that this was • =s wheeler trades of such • character, imperilling sa id the lives et the public, could be carried on in such pine. at midi be said to be properly carried on when it wan Mad UM mesh boys se those who had been examined ware swor n i aw o work at them. It made him 'budder to think of the which existed to those who passed along. Me. in a very able speech, contended that there wee Wear eel nor omission upon the part of the prisons to maw him liable to conviction. The jury Asta4iliapriiener, who was admitted to ball until this amen g, when IN will be again tried upon the wand mesmor's terday the prisoner offered 66 brushes for sale too wholesale warehouse in Piccadilly, heaths partite haviSg a saspicion that all wee not correct, took the prisoner to the Vine street police-station. lagairier were 'mitigated, end it was then esoartained that the braabes were the property of the prose cutor and had been mimed within the last few days. A re mend was asked f , to enable the polio, to make impdrise, and to trace the m i lts( property. In defence, the prisoner said ne was not aware the brushes ware Mot that they were his master's property. They had been ma him by a man to sell, and he had only done as he had ordered. The prosecutor 7,t.i.a that he had not yet asotatained the fall Wept of his lon. 1671yrwhltt remanded the primer for • few daye. _WOBARIP-BTRBET. Elks lylatd, 2S yttaiTof s e,tieartbed ass dressmaker, was brought up on a warred pentad by L. T. If Eynemort, Esq., charging her with having unlawfully assaulted and ill-treated Jane Harrist Johnson, the daughter of a man with whom she was living, at No. 4, Gloater-street, Curtain road, St. Leonard's, The magistrate's attention had been drawn to the can by IMO respectable lodgers in the acme house occupied by the primmer, and Hayward, warrant officer of the t 3 division, was at ones intracted to prayed to the place and make in quiries. Hs yenned with the child is a very deplorable Mate of dirt, and with her left eye much Manned, several excoriation about the face and arms, and a broken braise on the Sorehead. When questioned she attributed the injuries appumet to her " mother," and the officer returned to the hone with a warrant, forced the door, and apprehended the Finer. A hagthend exeminnion tweed, in the cams of which the little girl stated that ha nun was Jane Hamlet John eon ; that she wu twelve years of age, sad resided with her father, who cut wood to make bone, and the prisonseat the bar ; that her own mother died whim she wee vary ; and that this who lad not an cannot, was in the oonstant preelin of her—ba diet, daring the bat en or nun pin, anion a day paned but she ern struck; and food wee net amid her, yet sh e wee in • email whin wee to He, and she wee aen. to up in the and get what sleep she midi Oa f larei ant ha t this wee the we, base she bed isyell her " mother's " • and left the ham a few ninniee ta her abeam Barb she WIN naked up, bee " nether " inn* her with her hat, Ind ensieusi like Nark eye new apparent. sone umbel her " mother " beaks • bads over LW head, and the plean eat Ur an me Ike elee mind the to protect imusif, and the whole ot the kegler shut her were indicted by her " mother." The ad, entire the bad were • frock and ragged side, which media sten she had to Ha upon since the wnter es themenmerd beat. hors Terirrita - ' — iTociel, lodge, ht the hour, hors tar rery to tbs cretruel til-reetrat cd clad by the pfleurr, red dr herr of the poet Mr lift, who was sew la Ide parser la tirrg t tbey bed al =Z &Zra cupboard batwing sad alig hat ht prefebaerte as obreurat kw repeated their The dibl, 11 re* to tab, admitted OM dr had coo mired aeariad rib. robs thst the oderser War bar to reed eel wide a bar bat aerobia* with abbr. me rcer of bar beteg kept from say or syerleordp with other &Mae, cod ad berg allowed to rove re room except at D'iymemmt, adman the Arent of ths dtfd, ma— n to me that yes, as ma as the prisoner e . deserve oomedvber at this Itealmend m= the p ri soner, t whoa Ms led the alle Oho seas w life ; however, there is se awe s mist yen, sad it does not sppear you have beam bar. e psn (te the primer), the only Sting in your amour is having. is somne s =ta= the child to read sad write; bet Met I you most severely. The permiammt I mow sear is for the moult on Thursday last. - Tea ea pity a ens d 61., or in default suffer two months' imaissarat. This poor little neglected thing will for the pima be tam beck to Shore ditch workhouse. brlGeo lay, a toll 3;iiiiiirVgis Chelsea litisprusion emeind to ea adjourned names, charged with la smeellog thera . stbmisl unvilimra * m g/ - W, Phan Du b , fr om the Board 01;7r= h etln Yr. Gillum sail his dint had a poet-chafes by the direction of the rallwny metherities of the West-sod or Pimlico %mime,* Ys esavenisnc• of a 'avarice class at travellers, The MdipeAst gentile/ " that all post-chairs, @bed& an thdr niers not kern from toll," notwithnend bg whisk dm dellimint hod In lab saoity of collector mend the inn gni. ham Mr. Pads driver. It would be mid i be hod as hold tad the .~n questkm was not a pcot-cadst," krancribeM dtfttaisrnesMahlon of what Ina a " post-dmilk" It weld set b. M maw the man ia charge et k wen lesseew sod top UW4 and rode the horse." Although Yr. Pattie men 111 net is this, there WU no doubt bat that the maids he whisk a 101 l was sherpd was a " post-chalm." It ens so onsitheed by the Hides who took pee -b duty for ft. aelmlk Brion, the driver, having proved that the de emoted the Mr. Pools said he bad stables clots to the Pimlico-station, and paid post horse duty. H. did not take fans as was dew cabt Hs was told by the Hides that his wee a —Had no number on his carriage. Done was noshed. He was privileged to run fr om the railway. He pail duty co the litk of July to enable him to keep a " part-obano." There was no Masan fa appsarence be tween his and a private carriage. Does not ply es a cab without paying he a osbuten's Bowe. Does not stand on the rank for lire like a cub._ - _ _ _ ne. 6d. per gamic duty to the 1111. T. 7. Ca T alb ot , pa la. day. t of the West-end Rai -1 way, mid that brag most anxious to get a superior class of earriges for wee Mend travellers, the complainant was privileged to come to the . Bach .w we re afforded the public tithe Crystal Palma, Boot Croydon, Brighton, mad other parts on the line. Com pirate' oree did not go to the platform. If wanted it was at Med. Wfterhad node inquiries at the Brim and found camplerent reglad another ticket or plate to in =I wader the post-lass regniations. He witnessed a soh spat compleieenre man for toil by the de rider. He (the draw) prodnoed his Harm bat the toll wee ME demanded on the ground that the maim he was drivieg was not a post-elesiss," as be was not riftg an the berses bask. • Maar: megietrate bed ecened of toll rig taken for Ids pest-theles, and when the tell collector found be wee a imegirate it gave the smear bark. Dedeedant, tit nply le the room ear that every geode man's servant gang over Os tulip • Worriir disth = say ft was a kr than wee nethieg to nom a crerriege. plbet at the station se a end the urn= mey =Kit of his conduct. Mr. Payette reteirbel imarlainant must mind he did not take up &Job on hi ram& Mr. Gillum observed that he did take are, or he would be liable to a penalty of 201. Mr. Davis said that the Commissioners of Works, as trustees for the public, were desirous of doing their duty as tar as they mold, and they bad no right to forego tolls which by law ought to be taken. He van infanta complainant was not entitled to exemption, and he cominded this could not be called a post-chalet within the meaning of the net There was no mark to distingnih It frail • private =ea% cerrisge. genW- Mr. Gilman oontended that his client was exempt, ea he started with Jobs from his stables to the station, and re amed empty. The hiring wee made with oomplerant ;saster, sal there wee so probability of the toll oolitic hapeeed upon, as, wen the driver clamed macapium, he ways Forced his post-oe Besse. Mr. Poynter observed that the guars was, whether thin wee a post-ohase, for if so, end acrid to certaia privileges, the semipisimat was Justified in alarming than. Mr. Papaw retard to several acts of parliament, and, after some imegthemed remarks upon them, he pa it is his °pinks that it ems a post-arm Defendant wee bosdlo. ma ones. Notice of . •;y7mil was Swell by Xi. Davit. SOUTHWARK. Mary Adam, a fellow ati;s7tedS;lth the " swell mob," was armed lath arlietoesly stabbies Margaret Hams. The ampisimat, who had bar la arm in a sling, and ap peared la hove eared gmenly.sated that about ten o'clock em the algid el the Pahang As was sitting on the step at the doer elate boa the lard et in ent-sties!, wire the prima game braids hr. sad sitting himself by bar aide, Aid her by the wait sell attampted to take liberties with her. ilbe paid hies of, riling has to go away, and not insult bar, whys he jempoi op, end taking a knife from Ide the lad spin it, he dealt her a blow I ce left itztes-tr !kolas. Bi rees Pat at blow just Wow the shear. eb beastly mated into the has* sad Megmered that age bed boa slabled, and them as was Aga to a surgeon's, Aare the wooed was thased r aad shot* darned; she saw the Oar to cus tody. kiss. lima eke led be.. mar the attgairet of a gli at St. Thomas and maga gala. C il agglasts shad sham site law smthft d the Omar t Mr maid that she did net. Ike tarot it was the Ora Moe as mar law big; sad bare be err es 4 ad shag - Ms d ler she Dever spoke a wad to 'dn. What le shad Ism he emisheal, " Take that pea sad Um be is may." Polloomerabie w M rid that on Meads; aught, Se Mk he saw last Aare bleat( frogs the ana la Kat ant, Am she tad Ns Mat Se pacer (Omar( hia W Abbed hr with a MA. Whom ham* tare Aar to Mr. Erma the Madera ways, ate dread the wound, and than be otamysi bar S. kt loisloge After that wit assstelsad s w Mthe No ;whom M a with seirgliteA UM-gra Aga be egos dolmaiiing • lie did set any the ha as be vas tam Me lathe ploitem. home be '• Ulm amigos wind Ns ru eat err — !band." Tbrisionsi. sargois. liftbriosiakalkwark, add OM MS Maikfilielkaile Or borat e ibe was bras& is Ids miry by id IMMO., pro body boa dr now put at Se as Re ail heal a owl possional wawa, Joni sad' a Ina as roil be raker by 4 drip bib. II sr aviissey a dab, but brtriatsly Ali plows NT at amp aria arbeiss. In brim ib bad users arm la lay tam rat lawn sway wee did sr babe bre. Mr. Gobi assnallial Was b Ihrfplos for trial. Oa bore massed by Or pars Wudy Gs posionabk sal adelass4 "ri ad de Ms mo arlda re for you, bdp ray God." Mary .dna ItTotesist, a your, woman, living with • man named Driscon, a lalslas-bers keeper in Kent-street, was charged with stabbing Mary Ann Leonard on the band and arm. 1.11.11. Mdwia appeared for the prosioution. The prosecute; whose right hand wee bound up, as soon se she was sworn, and before she could give her evidermo, newly swooted from the sudden rffuzion of blood from the wounds ow her wrist and hand. She was lifted out of court, and by order of Mr. Combo sent immediately to Bt. Thomas's Hospital, where she was detained and bad the wounds dreamed. No evidence could be offered, but Mr. Combs ordered the prisoner to be remanded on bald. THAMES. A very diminutive boy, named Monk, was brought before Mr. Sella, charged wino stealing is. 6d. from a poor woman named Rebeoca Wyatt, who mated that she was along the Cannon-street-road yesterday evening, wgertre prisoner pet his hand in her pocket and took from it is. 6c1., which was all the money she possessed in the world. The prosecutrix added that the primmer, on being pursued, flung the money into the strait, and some women picked it up, and refused to restore it to her. Mr. Belfe—They ought to have been given Into custody swell as this boy. The prosecutrix said that her husband had been out of work some time, and that her children had been without a breakfast in consequence of the robbery. The primmer, in defence, said he lived in Baker's-row, WbituUpel, and committed the robbery Weans' he was lu Melfe—Let night, when you were given into custody, you said you lived In Queen Anne-street. Roche, thermic., of the court, said Queen Anne-street was close to Bakes's-row. The mother of the prisoner said her eon was fourteen years of age last April, and ahe had a daughter n i ne as big as him. She fed him well, and he fa Bethnal-green for Z. 2d. per week. Mr. Belfe—The boy is a liar as well as a thief. He said he committed the robbery because he was hungry. He is • very bed boy indeed. He has robbed a poor woman, whose children have gone without food this morning in conse quence. I sentence the prisoner to three weeks' imprison ment and hard labour. TheMitgiantetits; ordered 2e. to be given to the prose out& from the poor-box fund. GREENWICH. Gorge Palatial, a seaman, appeared to a summons beton Yr. Trail!, at the instance of the Board of Trade, charging him with having roads a tales representation, for the purpose of obtaining for himself a certificate of service. contrary to the 140th motion of the Merchant Bhipplng Act, whereby be bad been raft of a misdemeanour. Mr. Cumberland, who attended on the part of the Board of Trade to prosecute, said the offence with which the prisoner wee charged was of a very serious character, the section of the act, tender which the proceedings were takes, and which it was desirable should be generally known, declaring, " That every person who makes, or ="to be made, or assists in making, any false - for the purpose of obtaining for himself, or f r any other person, a certificate either of competency or servkas, or who forges, assists in forging, or procures to be forged, or fraudulently alters, assists in fraudulently altering, or pro cures to be fraudulently altered, any such certificate, or any official copy of such certificate, or who fraudulently makes mad any such certificate, or any copy of such certificate which I. forged, altered, cancelled, or suspended, or to which be Is not justly entitled, or who fraudulently lends his oer elkabe to, or allows the same to be used by, any other person, shay for each offence be deemed raft of a rale- Yr. Trid - ll—There la no doubt tt is • vary merlons offemos, and one which the legislature views se snob in fixing the punishment, en acs on, by • fine of 1001., or Imprison ment for al: months without line. 11; - tleFaidn7t- 7 4 plead guilty to having done so. Mr. Cumberland said that as the defendant had pleaded guilty it would not be requisite to call witness , . to prove the ease • but it was necessary, perhaps, that he should state the fad; which would have been proved in evidence, for his worship to arrive at • proper decision. Previ ew to the passing of the Merchant Shipping Act a seaman who could show service prior to the year 1861 might obtain a certificate without undergoing an examination, but which for services to any sudaeosent period was absolutely necessary. The defendant had made application fora mate'. comics* and had sent in that which purported to be • &what" but which was in fact a forded document, from the schooner Littlejohn, of Sunder land, for services on board that ship from the 10th February, 1860, to the 19th of October following, thus escaping the exandwilon to which he would have been subjected for any lane period. Mr. Twill inquired if the certificate had been obtained ? Mr. Cumberland replied that it bad not. The defendant had since been engaged in the coasting trade, for which no certificate was required, sad under these circonlsbnoes the Board of Trade did not wish to pre= too harshly against the defendant, who was • man of vary limited means. Mr. Trill said there woe no knowing what use the de- Indent might have made of the certificate had he obtained it. It was a very important provision which required seamen to undergo • proper examination before certificates wene granted, and the defendant bad been guilty of a SEAM dhow for which it was neemany to impose a some what severe punishment. Tq m tto consideration him cir cumstances, however, he (the )should not Impose go heavy • fine se if his means o paying had been dt. He would therefore pay a fi ne of 101. and costs , or be fro pinned mix weeks. Tbs defendant paid the money, observing that he bad served on board the Littlejohn, and that the then roaster being since dead he bad written the discharge snot to the Board of Trade mistaking the date. Mr. Cumberland (to delandent).—Ton will undentand you must an examination Wine any certificate can be gramma yon Mr. Traill—And It will be necessary, after this conviction, before coming before the local manna board for examinatioe, that you obtain the written permission of the Board of Trade to do so. The defendant then left the court. SURREY SESSIONS. (Bofors J. G. Johnson, Esq.) BRUTAL ASSAULT ON A POLICE CONSTABLE, for riots se multing William WArthur, police constable 146 P, "We in the execution of him duty. The mossentar, who appeared to be from the Ininrite inflicted on him, said that an 16 111 % .8 : 41 (1 4 4 last he was on ditty in King-street, Waver* trim he saw a mob collected la the street near the Navigate Arse piddle house. There was a great disturbance et iiMs, sin imp of the neighbours were roused from their slumbers. Wilms went to the spot, and perceiving that the primmer is the aggressor, took hold of him and told him to go home. Indeed o he seized hold of witness nd called out to the mob to serve him out He also rid, "Hem quiet; I'll throw him." Witness was then pitched over by the prisoner, who kicked him on the ribs and body until he became in sensible. The prisoner was eventually apprehended, but witness was not able to attend and prosecute his until the 12th inst. Thu Chairman sakad him what state of health ha was to at the pressat time? The constable replied that be warn unable to return to his duty. In &deuce the prisoner said he we. tipsy at the time, and he did not kaow what he was about. He however regretted having injured the officer. The Chairman told him that such brutal attacks an pollee austables while in the execution of their duty must be put a stop to ; end as for the *s of drunkieness, that was no eases. Ho should there seatenes him to twelve months' hard labour to Wandsworth House el Corrado& The primer we Mee removed tram the dock. THE POLICE COURTS. KANSION-HotlB4._ A raspsotably dammarl, amacross-loolkz adikrapd trams, Rand Bodos. algid to do Lod Mew ire hie • advise aid asmielmrst mkt mid AM/swim owl pitiable dr- aurims. ilbs staid Ihmt ski bad kr maw yesto boss mardsi to sums, by wkom ads MI had Arse dabs, of whom ambit la ye ken 17 to livisg. R loisoiled it emaysies hold a 'Martial' as disk k somobrmes 'Mem mad ewe key w happy ostragh logskso, bd somody Ilk kindest had dossawd tomemisair, awl abed a added ass ha quitted ism sad hm chiles% lambi lima sods* doMiturs. She had sat bawd sass Id= dam, MO • Mori d less mit him cma dap st Yr is Palms, assompsoisiby swam with whom bad hued aa Wick commodes, sod with whom Ds vas sow, doebeisee, %leg, Adter red a letter hem Me, erblek be Wilber teeZ i jPet B as as well as mho °odd for a time. as he bspol M ass meals soma day, mad be emodartallie wlklser sok. Oates to his disortiom, ohs was io ths demist didsms, TONS the lamas rd rotting a Mask marl kw km cidats, add whom ' maW, sad ke Ism ordoimmoo ea abbe take the yor might be ebb to glop kw sibe wood he truly Melo rd Mayor mid her Inelemd met lased be a villain it her etatement app were treepa, endili tie beet Wag lie mold do wadi he le ly to the r entheellhe,_wlier meta make morel etas aad had - himif pcmdblia Wilithipmd km lameilidessemmity r7th.sld to wade, and she dash! be mikes' lost the boa ittheresult enbematlated bar Mats. meat. His kathwith despatched Ms. Ilser= s4 the darks at the mart, to 16, Sugar-belteme-peed, Aldtate, when the lives, to make the swift thvislip dos •• and that geatiessa, aim hie .Mora, vegerted that he had ikand Ike etetemaat et Moe. Soden Is helm all reepec'e bat Ise Om Her hasten& had tussehas her and left her wady imiltato ; and althea* k was tpapmaila kw any lime St be mere mat and then, et fir diadem la be kept mere 111 y, Hare wee not aa same d ied be Ae hems when he watt; ens poor child, about 14 yams sid, was seriously ill end raises& to a 'Wilke, swims* hiss elmostioo, while dm War Mc were was ad ellemeatedi tam the mutt of toed. Boom bread and cheese whisk wee amt fa wee aalrse M iri geaa relleved, sad it Val r . that emi ekes r that 11 meek Magee. To meet prig esionstes be (Its Sewell) had gins Mrs. ihnien a amereigs.ed had alimi communi maid with the gaardithe et the Otly et London Ualon, who had met the cam in the kindest mesmsr, sad had peealsed to tabs steps is remove the chal who wee se ill into the cony, that she might have disbar& dpatniar, quietude, and Misalka, sad also to lose se time be Wiftg after Mrs. liodes'a ballasd. The Lord Mayor laid the case was, Weeks pitiable one, as Mrs. Soden appeared to be a most reile women, and was coffering, with her seven children, solely from the mis conduct of a brutal husband. It was to be hoped that her bad condition would shortly improve, sad that heir !Instead would soon be hunted rip by the pariah authorities. Thossas navy, a tall, powerfully built, brutal-looking slow was charged with being drunk and disorderly. Robinson, police-constable 636, deposed that on Tuesday evening he saw the prisoner in Harrow-alley, drunk, and creating • disturbance, upon which he went up to endeavour to inlet him, when the prisoner struck at him with • knife which be was Surfeiting in his hand, and witness had great difficulty In escaping the blow. He did, however at ccesd in doing so, and, with the assistance of some wrested the knife away from the prisoner, whom be co=elvey to the station-house. The prisoner was a most determined ruffian. He had once been sentenced to seven years' trans ported= for breaking • man's jaw-bone, and since that time had been oonricted of assaulting • policeman. He was • complete terror to the neighbourhood in which he lived. A witness who twisted the policeman deposed that before the law witness same up he saw the prisoner nourtahing a knife in his hand, and heard him say he would stick the fire policeman that come in his way. The Lord Meyor—Weli, prisoner, what have you got to say to this P Prisoner—Well, I had had • little drink, and kicked up • little row ; but I didn't mean any ham, and I hope you won't give ate much this time. The Lord Mayor—l am sorry to say I cannot give you asongit, for you are en unmitigated ruffian, and if you bed net been prevented I dare my you would have stabbed the policeman. Prisoner—No, God forbid. I'm sore I didn't mem that. The Lord Mayor—Why, you have been tranaporied is seven years far brsaldng • man's Jaw. Priscmer—Yee, but that was a long while ago. The Lord Mayor—Long enough, I'm talcl, for you to have forgotten the garnishment you received. Yea most go to prhon for 21days on breed and water for being drunk end dt. i. d r i liawthy • labourer, wee then charged with being drank and diseedarly, and also with stabbing John Chubb, • Otty pshasma, in Rostrallri, Bleliciegate-strost. The Miter went up to the Meow vibe woe Mating a distort:one% kir the pwree ss zt h Leista gal tisa, vim nn priamser dew* Ili Ida& with be amid net tell what. Tim Mew was skald at Me lam and es he drew back to avoid % Me boternaise dm* hie flaw aid trot it. The primmer wet base Seem the weep= WM, helm be IVY net hunk upon bit bring asereited. Thegaisswer, wise aiwieted that be vas Erma, but said he twawr imid =deng the ammilt, was eantswied to 21 day.' with howl Meer. DOW STREIT. Mr. Jolla Cools, sellaiar;;liiiasilaiareet, applied os basil el Mr. Gawp Welair, tb• prone luso d as Lyons Thee% Ike • asarina • Ms Maremstos, • medal sesprar, of ai. far phial and agree kind • sae= Med rrestig Ms dhst • appreed Seat Mr. lialumlis MilSesi • •PIPAP• am 11 1 0 th• undo atoms budesee sieli • immure Mall el p. f Ism• 11 Mr. Websiar bra tin empaney imessmie at That Slate% The olio Mai dhpairl. and Ids dim W 4 wined the elehmid le the gasay esestoles biter bad adepeed ear_pe•- ▪ ••••••••••y sheds of bliel•M••4• l 7•JPs• Kl• Sees medal. • pip cad, as slope ma aim et as IN valop.mas iseist•Mke wislelm• sad Ile.Oevis MOW' Mike iseser at bid las Wyly dia•slad pat. asligood • Oast Is aspen Mr. War is lie own pa dar Ms abed delbuil ) L ikass e. Mr. Moo abl be bid se Is •• milks It mu set • fel •Sr to b• Gadd deel ✓id bead. sit asimeed• Ile ••••• gri MI 4 " I Uples sam•bopil leek IWOrliali 24 YON la., tie • Pesb•Ms• air is Mow of KW Kato Mier *bleb be lid boa b get cashed. seei jiha au* awl SS, of a, Dmulla-plau Ciarinawall, a umbra s Irr ie Sii: bar bakes Mr. Tyrwidtt, aberipd wllb IS elantag laulan t at an "alas of al., Or of Mr. litsaMt. bails arsakilswor, of ft T:S all IMO. 66 =0" aes ponsestor for INIES sad lad bra Insual as • enaadeatial servant. 1 Oa comions property bad been missed, but no sus picion was entartabsed that tbsi prisons, vu tin tidef. Yea- 1 LLINEE 011.dlICIND WITH roacHara ON KM 0117 FARM. At Rotherham on Monday the cam of Mt. Richard cool proprietor and bran% suramoned for " bog :s i n of the Earl of Zffingliarit in search of coneys," cams on for further Wrist and decision before a bench of magis trates, of which the Hon. and Rev. W. Howard (brother of the Bari of Effingham) was chairman. The ow rested on the =supported evidence of John WU SOO, his lordship's keeper, who stated that a little after seven o'clock on the evening of the 6th of July he saw the air Want and a labourer of his, named William Benin, walk fag through a field of clouding corn adjoining one of the earl's rabbit covers, named Hudson Rough. They walked with the cover, the defendant, who carried a gun, re l e ra pit ei g about 16 yarda from the fence, and the other man about 30 yards off. Witness told defendant it would not do to be shooting there, and alleged that defendant replied, " The rabbits are making bad work with the corn, and I thought there would be no harm in Mlling_a few of them." In cross-examination witness said the Earl of Effingham did not allow any of his tenants to .boot at all, either in seed time or harvest; not even to frighten pigeons or other birds, however much damage they might bo doing to the seed or crops. Witness admitted that the defendant bad no dog and did not ll= and that neither he nor the other man =Nitrating with stick., but simply walking through the ow at a &tense from each other . He added that they were la a likely place to find rabbits, and that defendant did not say ha was there for any other pews. My. Joseph Badger said that the defendant, for whom he appeared, was tenant of the land under true, end complained that so summery a muse should hays been adopted against a gentleman ow ispy's; a considsrable of land under his lordship, even If he had bee as Whaled. Mr. Badger, however, sakedits the defendant bad a right to kill the aonsys, the Sari et Effingham having only la his kw reserved' all royalties, and the free liberties of hunting, hawking, fishing, and fowl ing ;" whereas oonsgs were not game under the 7th section of the Owe Aot, and were, therefore, not included in the tutu " ties;"royal and farmers had a right, without certifi cate, to kill coneys when devouring their •crops, unless that right was =weed by their landlords. Mr. Badger further denied that Mr. &Rare wee in search of exam, though he had a right to be; and sneered that be was merely there to frighten away the birds, which, along with the rabbits, were greatly damaging his mope, and that he did not say what war Imputed to him by the keeper, but merely " lem here to protect my corn, and ff you came oftener to keep away the rabbits, yon would be bettor em ployed than you sometimes are. ' On these facts the magistrates found at their first hearing of the Web that the defendant was in search of coneys. It was admitted that coneys were not game under the 7th section of the GM. Act, and the hearing was adjourned for inquiry se to whe ther the tenn esii :' i Fities" used in the leue included coneys. Yesterday that was fully argued, and the 7pea id ed zimitagspon. that coneys was not included rn a r l tet . . asked isr the case to be dismissed. Mr. en bleat al the Earl of Effingham, urged that the bosh miaow the defendant thus to =she the powers of /WWII Act, should alter the infer. isaiiii iinhe ill. illi megli;sC ims" uld u be al l i;yleg LE , yes nabs sash an slawadon, " for they expressly desisted at hot allitac that they were Witted he was in await el sone" Thm 'odd coneys but gems be wash swat alsot now say It was wet The Rev. W. Horned mil what the beach decided wee that the deinalsat was awl In smolt of game as anything she that sows in his way. Mr. Badger, with some waleelk, greenest against the pro posed :a lt as appealing to Ow Inginnee' clerk and the repteters as is he magistrates bath' diehard, UAW that he defeadaut was to esareb of maim. In ihe hos et hot deabion It west be most =sca=ly sow to slaw Ow kiwis& eke as The =im. barb* sonsalted together, derided not to el* the hionmatica, sad W[ fates the ow. •• ilwase amp seldom Witham Sellars, the menet, was also dimilmsd.—Yearieshr Guardian Four steamers, which arrived here from the north of Irefead daring lame weak, ware crowded with reapers. lb ram ere getting three abilHage a day in the Lothians, balks bed and board.—Oreenock ddwrtiser, MIDLAND lAILWAY. The half-yearly tneetiog of this company um bold yesterday at the Railway Station, at Derby; Mr. BAUITEL BEALE, M.P., In the chair. The motion fur the adoption of the report was carried una nimously. B 7 subsequent resolutions, the dividends on the original Mook,und on the various preferential stocks, were declared as A resolution was also pot declaring that the 161. 13a. 4d., se had been tally pald-up, should be *smarted into a conso lidated 4} per cant. stook ; and that the 61. preference shares of 1863 should also be consolid►ted stock. The retiring auditors were re-elected. Oa the motion of Mr. BARROW, M.P., a resolution wog passed signifying the approbation of the shareholders se the terms of a resolution agreed to at a meeting M runway director, on the 10th of August, to the effect that In future all disputes to railway matters should be rebind to arbitration. In the course of him remarks, Mr. Berm said that these matters must no longer be permitted to be gs. pendent on the will of the Emperor of the Great Nottheml that the policy of railway companies should rather be to work harmoniously than to persist In the competition wit nessed during the last six months. In place of that, the pursued was one of annexation end aggrarke ; sad If this sort of thing was persisted in, railway complain would soon suffer as much from annexation as bad resulted from that course of policy in a distant land. (Hoar, hem) The CHAIRMAN, in acknowledgment of this vote, rid—lf your directors do not manage your line well, change Give them your confidence, or turn them off ale By a subsequent vote the directors were empowered to rifangs for the construction of the Worcester and aretrd line, to an extant not exceeding 37,0001. The meeting terminated with a vote of thanks to the thatrmen. TRAFFIC RRTURNI3. Ulla Par Ka , TO, Tel 4 ainarals. Vat iniftg Angola. elm ars aerie. 19. In sad Mallow --- la .- - 6.606 7,61 S =aft Itailors. lie -, - 4.41: 0 4 .0 ..... lirso sifts 42.114 & =Ea ...... Nag* ...... 3119 KM 3,413 0.798 33,07 03 7 - - - 6/9 47e Waskallie ArZ a... 2 =as Ms .......... tf? 139 143 Sal 219 Wadmillir Amiga 1L Buda sal Mom .- - - IS NJ 993 1.133 1.l Nishis_ Wl tAr4 lB . lll4 . ..-- IS 929 432 I.°Bl L 391 19416=365. l9l Sit 38 317 76 719 34,4 1,023 913 Wa . lt wig Algol S. Moir awl 1141919.1 - ilall 2.336 8.990 7971 firess Wow= ..„.. ill - 35.448 33663 Wafts sod lee Willies -m INR WM 97;73 66.418 70.691 li E r. s6lW a rlos..- NT 11,196 AV 19,986 - mg 193. 1736 4,911 Mk 10,636 10X17 61 sM9, Wag 3Q9111a 829 79 907 1.336 11191119 ft NY ............. 69 623 789 1.106 11,4 .. awl UMW ll9l 13.194 ILI3I 28,338 29,298 tomodwx I N of Viniskiiii LW ■IIIIIIIOMI ilOM 6 - - 9.338 BM MABKETB CORN.—Bovrow, Avoct; 18.—We have had bat a moderate mapNy of wheat at market to-day. Bed, 465. to Ms.; white, aL In old nothing doing. itrocaven-ox-Tzsa, AUGUST 18.—The supply of to this day's market from the growers was moderate. met a good demand at last week's prices. In other articles no ohmage to note. Impeeta daring the past week .—Wheat, coastwise, 320 gra. ; bar, ocestwise, 602. CATTLB.-801711ALL, AVGUST 18.—Trade WI very heavy to-day. Beef made from 2s to 4s. 10d.; mutton, 3e. 106. to 4.. 10d.; lamb, tic to Bd. ; vial, 3s. Bd. ca to es. Bd.; pork, 3a. to 4a. per stone of sinking the d. COALB.—LowDow, Anoner Mt.—Bylines Beheld' West Hartley, 166. 6d.; Haswell ass, 12s. dd. ; lAmbert's We Hartley, 16s. Tardeld Moor, Ms. Id.; Tentleid Moor Bates, Us. k ; Wyla Ms.; Walls Ind Beeson, lie. id.; Walls End Unoat, 15s. ,• Walls End Bred. dials Bottom, 16s. ; Wells End Haswell, 17.. M.; Will. li 17.. ; Walls End Kepler Otirm 16s. 34. ; WalleZ Borers HoMm, 15e. 9d. , Will. Eid Booth Rath" 17L ; Welk End &aware's, 17e.; Wells End 156. IM.; Walls End Camp, 161. ,• Will. End Hart alls lepool Han Hatton, 10s. ; Walls End Kw& Hall, lds. 9d.; W End wiek, 14s. M. Widls Tees, e. Walls End West Hellos, 156. dd. ; ; Walls End lnd Whitworl7th,; 14.. id.; Brown Moor High Main, 14s. ad.; Nizois Mear s Ma. —Ships it rnarket, 92 ; sold, 74. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Bowater et Dmitsaa.l.7o6; to Liverpool, which was stranded am Nan do P otts , Ilk wee sold Anson AMU+ Woos hest Vim Aug.l6. Drab* W Norway. Nem Boehm to Waterfced, Irma spokes Aug. 11. inlet. gi N., Ica, 1$ W., Ina watarlogged condition (arrived at Claworertra, Aug. 16.1—Waterford, Aug. 16. =arm (u). arrived this day from Olaigow, with bowsprit, lap. mull. sal Isolitheed bat —Qoaeoatown, Aug. Die thwart sad other apart, apparently ri a aehaawa, sat la dm fathom at low water, and in the tract I row at. Beta' Need Is Formby lightably (Pell Lighthom• Wert** B. by aosagem„ BMW mike. add Meek Omaha t 4 B. by N. 6 N., Magma about la mash were Nee by steams@ arrived at Whitabsvea. The span am tame feet above water, at tow water.—Llverpeot Aug. 16. About W ail et wads. bared meat, IMO piped Wren Oap do Oats ad Beek et Gibraltar. Ape. 11, by the Tbeeralia, arreverbesp arrived bere.—lberproL An. IL VEBBELB SPOKEN WITH. ArabiaW. (do), Item le talon for aleiteamm, Aug. IS, 10.0111, ba le lawirreh. ban Leaden for Ilanatine, Jane 10, 104.16.60 IL, lam. 01.50 W. Ii Ire (able), from New Callan' for London, July SS, again sket Bak Chleateram, Mons, from Llvapool for rhilerlalpbta, July 66,10.11 len. 70 W. Mariam Harlem. el end br Cardiff from Cuter, Aug. 16,1/4.0.85 N, be. 6.60 W. Challengor wthersast). of Waterford, from Llarpool for Maislia, IS, lat. 45 N., la. i W. Earl W of Weaned. hem Cork for Bombay, July 17, Mt. 13 It ., kn. Edward Oyer, tram Liverpool for Balthiterm July 30, lat. 40 N.,10, 6/ W. George Hallett. Chandler, froallt. Jelin. N. 8., for Penarllt lona July 116 , Lat. 41 N., lon. 63 W. J. Baba (ship), Ilerrlß, from Bt. Iltoples, N. 8., for ?worth. lama July 17, lat. 41.111, 10u. 61.03. Lamdewne KS , from Sydney for London, 70 dam, Jane 16, lat. 13.60 5., lon. W. toma Callao for Valemia, July IS, lat. 17.10 N., lel IhmetaiL ism Liverpool fa /long Hong, July 410. 1.17 5., lam 10.67 W. Iblwera (Britidt berg'), for Bahia, Aug. 14, lat. 4%40 MOM. _ _ . St rusts, of Thausasteva, tram' Liverpool tat Quoins. July 47 N., Ica. 34 w. [Adtartioniest.] HoLLOwrei PILLS UN. 0... Dwart.—Tba dhow at Jo . May set glib maik ikil =t3 air Ws 17 =1 p a restr ag ticea ?atm op_ ilia= • I,== . 2l4ll N atz Im itrag s vgar 5 =••••47 11 : atosedi. Thir ea • 4 . 41 sin Worn. •1168•4 8 a whaLlt at au *Waco watetaaaa. ar• ads ea Ow •Leamions. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ABILL.— 14.11 Branham, Kn. a. Aber, GI I SOL ALUM—Anna 14 at /Mom Vicarage, Cumberland, the wits or ila in. Z. BLABea,4I a sou. 00.11111,—Anaal 14, M Banbury, Wilts, the MU et P. P. NOM O.V 11,4.. el • ms. 14111111Prrgi lit, at a Oinfdanordatste r. tren Ineellsamare. th e wil• the lac Desist, at I.llol.— re Asar eg aat neenaada. SWIM, th e wife et P. fl Ws. at o a 11•110 D.—Legra DS, al ilbastar VON, H. B. Ulna& BA.. et a lea. . kbe 'that snintias.—Avesa 14. at Warotood, Ifs of the Sec T. 6 !totes. et ••8848488*. lITIIIITTO Strettoo. N.—A et • So•Ot giut ater. Orommor BoaShaasptos. w Mrs. Hr WHlTYOlti..—Aiguot 1I at Itutlaadsate. tits wife al C. 11. Ifr loom lig.. of • sos. MARRIAGES. AUTJT 10 IN—.llllll4—Atervet Id - at — Witeter ' Wo the lee. W. Logue. Dlr. O. Auetb. t bitey, da eg v hb er er bi r: Rarpir. bete et Weareebraaptee. RI,LIOTT-01IJUIRW.—Asert IT. Is dee Oetteenti, at Obithoilia by tie tllteop ot the deem. Maier the licsoarabie WWI'S Mak yonspoil mos et We Rail at late. to Zathertee Amu aka allOgn.. et the ot Oldebeiter mad Kn. Gilbert PRAZOIS—DAVIDIIO2I.—Avese IT, at lidetteet, al I. ,.. Pmeas. P. Imola Roa, et the Made Of thll i/AII O. M. Davide," lip. el lionalaMil is ROlPltall—WilLlTLETOS.—iterod IT, at It. Jatael tw i g*. Is W sm. gba Rey. P. INsidetea. Rot. Sardis IMMI Res ad Rim T . Hakim. to Azoo WIN 411811.14 01 late Rea sad Ur. M. MUTES. BIWOLWI.—AsimsI 11, s& Drdoswick.placo. MAW YT. Parakri. sod W. OLLol6.—Angsst 16. al Itosismn-scassoss. Baer. H. 0 . 10 . sod TO. HATI Ism O =OIL—AMA 11. Y lrougale.evinass, will at I.S . Ilds. HAsnaviesod r.—Legm* H. at Aldoosid. IdlsWos. 12 / 1 " 1 lissalmst. W. XOLLIWOZTIL—Asdast 14. si Brislitas. Owl J. 1141Woollb R.N., awl IL 110011W—Auduk 16. id Albarisquirs. Clisphdats4 H. Wed IL BANDOW—AssusT 16. $1 Bicumlston now% N. WwWw. lll . ll. Lambs/ Pa M lma awl Pubadotty Wnat = Ras. et It& Llag _, at tha Odlat. le la la irrt= etbis = ,—TERTMLY. ASWAN ■