The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-30 00:00:00

iPOitiaG INTILLIUBNCE. NNTTING IN LONDON:—Tmnisamr.. - - Alaimo+ 11:e attendance at the clubs today wa. limited, • eon rid. relate en east of bmismos wa• tram...a-tad oa the IA 4r • .. p, and reve,l iosportant mores wwe avide ' . rower bed to 0 to 15 laid at aiert him many times, but the oldie were stymy. petty freely accepted by theme who are identified witlilbe Raved. re Wands. Paul JOllO4 Irmo a diteldeffty de. %home hats, as he recvded to es much as 10 to 1, and although thu , • ey.cutly Isulyd in his favour to main stomata, • faikd to imp ova one iota. th =Am. had vocals f7lOO or 41110 Lid rot et TM at ID to 1, a•sd meanwhile hi. at thle conipantsni. X o;feht Vxmad, tense into immanent notice, for after I.N/ to 16 Lad he it 104 aM a na.t. I.:to. 1.40 to 20 Sr., a v. 3441 ths,, 0: Par 1 ms• ; so 1 moimully, howeler. • trentl• min who had takes 6. " to is , laid fAti to 0, mint the )00:0.0.1.1iipt were 0.1600111.101. 0100 , 0- t. td r ftw.Ll.. tar dare Aani lissetht of the Garter m•xc both ray ebb, at Ilia I and It tot impectively,maddja• suaintiOuedhia Its ti•• in VP tot. vort : ark. ma! IDA ..rideutly a Knots petty at hie la. I. I.ady Vorentry wet. lawited for level mole, in th • tetaie OLII 0 it olaisar . wit to II sae Intl one.. and KO to 41 •a. talon en. e. kit the old.. of 1.0 to 7 rloro-eot Vv. maws* lattice suit fahly. and at this 'riot ehe was b•khol in the .. sr rut II r villfg to Sin A' oit .00.. floe of the (ninon,. et the day ism th , adrwan of Aberrellie in wh.we tryout ft I.• no e, and teas to on Wile not"! dorin, bodies reverd • ron rlrt. on the I k.• tone'. Van Am'airek al.* Mooed • t Min. et...pi/Isom. la. t in the 'bye proreedules for alter sate to IN. en.4l:c•• to lo had le n hooked about hint tarkys. forty f t;i emir warty Wort•oine tcvierLom are WI) ear:tined in the fol:oMog quotation,: I.IVIMITIiII, All l• 11N CUP. fro to 15 Erg' 'Th r .Irn..t it) In to 1 rang Atc (t) t; 10 to 1 -- trim-t' (1( 100 to 6 A 'nog lie tt 10 to 1 Nal Joni@ (t owl oTI awl of TO to 1 - Dolby 'off) F 4.... saw (t) 40 to 1 V.to Amburgb -• Kn'prist of the it) Garter 01 WO to $) tafghtactoat - • lAflyt twi Wry (t) 0 , ...,10 to ho 1000 to 20 The Spy (t) t ..a...... two to 10 Pelpemmier (o) WO to T Orion (ofn lota to 10 Priaiy (aln 10 to 5 im Kaigla Errunt Tonniis 1) T to 1 aria. Ilr. 'VFW.. Tot •,t and II) Ifo tr. 10 •-- Van AmWiroh, with a tuu ~:, 000 lo 100 oTkr want. alal.D•l. HO lc 7 11F.TTING AT MANCHESTER. —Trta TiOnAT. I.IVERPOOL ACTITIIN cur 100 to 15 apt The Palmer (t 1 , 0 to 7 &t 4 Orion (of &Moir) 1010 I Ajax ,11 10 to 1 tiromiton or too) it to 1 (1) . ' to to 1-- Paul JonOis .4) 1. to 1 MAIO4II=I -1 :14010 O-• MAO It) f to 1 Loy. lOU tOJ t) 1 140 tO Lady( °wear) 0) lUt to 7 - lirtycht of it.. IV.I. I -- to!) Chafer ,oir. IttO Wt) t` WORCFSTF.R AUTUMN ItArES.-TIMIVDIT. The !mast fail of Ism on Welnisday ngtht male the running t, hes, y holding, n"‘"Prtin'iv`vi there w vi an ev 'dem att..n.lan.,.. the mna.tgy people mustering in ervt form. 41n , 14 convoy sport in Won earg.hire evidently having m:we (lure fin the mains. t h an that"• on the Hot. On sronint of ties Wiling St,. f tont! on Woitrewlsynight. thneard oily tie T. 1,14. alt of which w a ve prisletiv,• of ic.a spelt. the 4 dard Anna.ll Sven:cella. , proving one of the hest API tist. rt on run. 4. n for n. my this,, the otti,t of sr:ash wss th-it Taw Vide terano. numpol ..ut hali a mile from home. swimming. to ini. f, ,ohl 'fora t alai, es a. men.-titariv... Phil.nos,her. sr in Privily. Na, (My. st , y I. it.. lilltlierse I'LIPA. in 41. muter. anal, wonder ful t0:m.7,1.0.e war? wss pargsl all ravht. and that ton with- Ott PP 0 , or. 1 rimaing in ..seefl.-nt inf.. 1.. a char the 'most Min* fad r ant umn A.ti hcriseg. ever known. T!iy. -., Aldo! ton rireenstakm nf it arra .as I, ea ht l u :W . .' area and mellows allow • I alb; the wit T. rlO 1. •0 ti for aO. a. , . furtono.. 6 solo.) . . —... Mr... It. 11:4 11.Mi1id..,11 "lii.wn.a.'•) - 4 I.4thil t.., 2 ),-., sft I Ilt• ea, :.4 i: ill) . ...I. (1 frit 1 If r. 1 4 4-.41- Mn4o. 4 1.4..... - . ::111 .6. Au n. 4) 2 11r. J. 11.0.r.4.4% 4 0,11,.. 2 ‘,.. 541 111.1 10 i JarviA, 3 I 11.4 Liar, IL f a n d Al 'OAT, lin.:fiel n1...1t ran. _ . 1.. ttinc : sto 4 M r . 1)1, I e't•lY 1.11 WW• 1 fatty, 75 to in strtt Val rola t to hunt to:ult.,. n •xt. My , r tit• tot • , -In•I 1".4.11•:: 101.' of th.• rHronz. ‘n itt.if) I 1•..1'1 '0 heti . til Pile, 1% 32 'AIM. • wit is UP' ?I al Of MIO4I, ..r...1 Irri:xth tu.ll .0 mint of the frvotiritr. 11.1:•41:•s .• E•i• 1.1 RA'. I. ft at th. ut.l w..'104.1 in Th.: trinn,r •ati , 1:1 to Mr. .1. 1 . 111110. ' 1.1 Wor , ,ter. for t 1:: trutt...tut, 11r W ~1 h .1.1•011 the 1a..11 Ufa. tlty. II Itof r of l -..v-..v.it, watt At ...id:A. Iln, u.ile and t,:: „co.. rPi \ hitrti:•••:. • 7 ruin) _ .. 11e. .1 % . 6 1.10:10 11..aloun. 11 %axing 11..11...ume— '110.tt t.. 1 1'.4 Ws6.vier) 1 lir. crane, , re, lIA :11 . ircd I 11. E.. bra! l. y** Col.n.tream. • Vin, Uat :Mb Waul IL ttir c Jto on 1 ri. If. *Lan. f 'o..l.4nurn went ad w.t.11 n I. ad •f $ a el. r.a becti.• to the tlabl eight of but.lle• 114 tam lrlnca. f..t In abr ince of lieldeelal...`. a Orli oldrtr. am it fter,tl; the tate r pan tf.lksved 100 t. but 1.11“61. L. It r. r it e .•,. rat tn.. !,. c blunt, retrial. i the bone firm •C• 11 I let v lee?. tat to (nein. the tliw`tt el Inor.ll, .ILafter ef a mule (loin hot... -be attain refaer-1- and ma,kviale *raja fe'l+wed omit. but I.Lii I site,r the ti.t to i ed over. 1•4!/4 . 1.-1 in a annr. rly a fle.ton..e. 1.!. uLde, after a goo.l Celd-tn un, I. r n.l L. no - m.l.y a nerk. I I If •no S' 11.1. 4 E 0(5 earh. with .114 ad.le.l; winner. The emner of the 1.4.011, fi roc 1.1 IV , VIVe 10 .or.. Tr 1 1... V.l kyle.. . _ ...... _ 1. rd Itoy4l Fusilier. I.! RoTal (IA DIT - Jungl.• Oaten. 4 11,4 41b . .. • 31c. 1.1,1q.../.lsl 1 11r. 1. It: 1 6 1 , 111 0 . 6 tr.. 11,4 . . . N'arl kr. P. 111.. Calan kilo) Is. L. , 11Pt tib .01mer) 8 I ' , A.:T*O st.: Thr hettiry nye?. fl at n to 4,1E4 I 'Oen It y. and elnae.i at 2 to 1 apt tri,h V. A to 2 lia4 Cabin Itoy, 3to I art In Pique, Watt tn I artlA.-won offend. tot Pi put w. 4 ,1124 off, it gnu kip nave way to t 'able tiny, wt. earned on the nmning to Ito. thud hues tato the court,. wh he tlublenly ani Fuvle. T. tth Ia INTO , , je.toped en to 1M now , w to ntrth4 in nth ant e, P.nyal Tri:h Is &canter 1y ta. Li) le Wit!, till.. that diatant oeptd Ont.!, ardr.c.k tlonl f-wth. . . Tat. co A • %VA. 1...• • IPI 4.111141 14 in mtw. 4.41, h. ft., with lob (~.r al wit tow n.O ui • ilAir htuaL4 ovuntry. Mri. 21 11111 , .n4wr, lq hunting ILrtn. sura.l, .. 1...1N..% Mr. F. 1,.." . .1 . ** !blue, n)r., iPe .. (Putter o d I , ul. i , *. Jul cm n Nr. h 'Mr. I. I u ouNi. , I 3 it,. ("now gm: al••• I, 1 rtrinatu, The Dortor, 4.a n:. y. Part 41401. au .1.., Goidvn I •''u u . I i. 1 • 4.1. •r,t Ike, I :001 II tr!oriau. it to 21 , 4 11.11., 11 tot ar.? '14••• Vo:v .11 Ln. time SG. 2 wow tak .n:, I•- 1 1. 01111•eue, 10. to II *24 Phi1...011'02. 10 to I 424 Jut • r :foto I t o' h• r Ti,.' 1.4 w PT •r. f:tl • N• Il• tit ..•• .;. 1 Knroc nt. •:,15••,, • , 150; i 011, fl .s.tn! I' .II rlart,ti inn in .-!••••.- year bait ; 110 .1 .I.rtr..in, and F..r 11.1rtas Itr• • •: t, ;•... It :I L.!! I T or V • .11tr • 1.1, ,re 51.•- 't ~.r..1 ••t 1.• r!1. I Ortlito.,(ll. t4Ook t 1 1 , 1 ,1 1.1. 4,1?..• .1 y .11 .rU ma. 1. - ..1114f .1-0,41 1. - 11,(11... 1 u' 1.• ou•• 117. 1 :,,el 1 . 5 w -, rfroling thr.ergh for 1 •• 1 . •O• ..•• lA 4, • • 10. :•• tr., • •!. 00 40 -• kono: in • 1.1. 0n1 . 2, Tose V. 1. o'o • a. 1.1 r.,un lino the It &w.) , ILI,: !.-!t ~..th n. ,-• •.•. • ;4,1 -1 1:114f a: •4 11 u'..arLan, ........vi,-).1 . ' •••r . .1- ro wit). 11.!:,. • •••1•1••n ,„ ~•„5 , .• ;,.. • ..1.1 r 13, f. 1..•0 4.1.111, Vi.Sll l'.•1 ! 11, pact vi r CIS*, 11110 (Le- :tr.l •3••••••• :le.. SI 11/..21.0 water .1. V.Li• It . t ! -Sr. Phil.... p!...v . rt bi• 5,55•)., I'. It . • A•, 5 !•• ti, noel Joryrno• nr.t•ivot W.ll. r. r iu .. ond Inwtor n• at, t '0•• •• I. In . u•s,Al., :ay thrunith tin. rnealow., 11••• tar 1. - of re., in. ill,: IP Tim Val.., .•N • r the footpath, mar to 2 - 64, and 1 Lio•••1•11. r AL« left the eon inland, arta an he tutu , for the o , m' . f• 0110 4 1 Barbarian tell. 11541.,„ 1••••• thnenth, and. qui•kly Leading Ata! osn.l hand., ' .I...AAA the foot, .a, t.. .-aunt., 0 . in , loirtlw in thr r• of *loan .she drow up to a grout. rof II toil , fool, bost•••, Letthe old hors. having wan.- )),0,, - •1. ~,, 11.eree, urnl w-on in a Ginter by tat.. r, Juryn,4n d 01..- 1..1 a Malunta 1 • irq rli. 1 ..rto • tilt . ., 7 . 1.• I, Gat.h. After efe.fn rant.. 5 ... 1 .1•0 in, .1,11,1, wish Coolors.4 Wt. , , 1,31-.inz :golf " , !ing in G; . I .ov. who ItA* very hone, evel.r.th fv•vo., le% !.• it d..ar• vi n N-itit.-r of the Th.• 14,t , S. 114 , k Sq.* 1vt0..10.1 n•• • Ti,.. 11..0 7 1 . 1 V., ••t 4 4 * ••••-., fro hunter. i . e.; weight for ;11 weri, L5:51 :.11•••• me... lan roil., tj.• tint. '• .Nrsit•••••ory,ll - Kniahlot Kole -1). - Goortir, 4 f 110 . . rAfr. Ilalt . .rl, I Ht. T. 1.5 r. . ,..% . 1 ..1 9-4 111 1 . 'Br. T. P0i. , .) Nr. T. .t 1 .i.l of • 1,.:o I. , 31. 1 91!. 11)wn, ri 3 7 L.. I . ..3,mitat dw. ra., : (Lao t k.umit flour tLr Way, I I.ht!. v, k, f i.y Cbtrytitam-Syria, N... . . _ 1/.1 , "yr : 5 1,. N. w .• •-try, Stu I auzst Ctra, Rto t tertt I• T • , /I, Attul t•• 4,e. TI••• wiu,ur the 11, to,t,t; 11.. 14. l o y 1 ..1t a 1. II I WI tSinl, rtnd• •u,1 1 :, t,• l l,tglek lifth. Po•tota tl • 1:•.r. jet •I.li )11. : a. ; IL. 1411. n pull. 1 iir nn Ir., it • 141..1,—, and watlo I hit., Ole • ch g r 11.. N..) I• • I it,. Lint. I.:l'l.`T 111. T l'lNt: OX TIE C' Uvria (bor. (rl , prbto :O mg-t I INI'I.I.N Turr,rpAl. ht• • il• • 1.1• •• 1. it •• 11, el••• f it•ssu ;11 1t.., in•r.n.uran::••:f cr.!, • ) V. • •, 1.. , • tvi /..1' I.- y-, .ree ) -.1 /1. or • e., ~/ • ••• ',ho s -n •t i.1,-• ••,.- •-;••• t• 0 , 1 ~,,, 11.•• i•••• ol v. yor •in:f 711. 1 •- .• • • t• • ••••• •t . 4,0 t 11 - ,r,nw ,n,2 ••••••.1..1, er 1,, !••• • 1 • 1 • ..• .• ••c. ot • ••f ',1.• u,.l ,• 1 ••1•1 - a 11• f•-•-on.nl 1 1 1• , .•;• • ' • ••• n'•• •• 1 • e o-y, c.„ . •t -•- . , . ; •• • •• 11 • • lon'. 11g : I. • . • r. .• . • ,i:.!••: • I , ii• . •• - w • • •- - • y' ).•• f-, ....1 -.- 1,1 • • 1 .• -1 . I 11- Lta ••••11 on.] I Imetlglo • I. • 1 .• • 1%./. • the ..' aurl 1)., e 1•.• y 141 11. •-• r ,''. y ••• Yn.l -• " n - 1•e•- I. ••• , • ~ • • •.,, 1•.• • • .1 •• 1 . 0 .1.; ot-•• il -• J•tv•-h• • t• ••• s•a t ; ; st . 1 1,••1 0,. Mr. aft. I ie. • 1.•••, ,••• •I 111 ..oi's II to' 13 ••• •;ty ,• • t,•,,,•• 1,11 to th. Ily I ot.• f•••. • ,•:•••11%,,,11, 1••• `fNIP• r tt, .e. K . l, f, h., ‘•-• 11.• I- ••' ." •1,1 1r SI, •• I.! 'OW ; u•iti, , *ovorwl, 11 11 - 11 . I.! • r• \. `' I• , • ' N. , •••••• 14 . - Main Ito •ly aft. r viu le •i o• ,•• •• / •i• ....I .4 th. ry aro 1.a1..11 A o•y• n, ut. 1•• • J.. 1144.41.. 1 - 11• Ii• 14.•••/r6I e e ley Ir. 11 , 1 Ir., e-. 0 a 11.., I, It • I 1- I, t th-• tt. 1.10T4, E;,-, y notfew n yoin.n • - The Aut. an 1117 eall•lt,. 11,*. 1.4 i.y gayt.ll /et .jlgto. • .1 r e, the el.: Spy 111,4.• mi.l '11.14/ Mall I .1/ /.1 %am ft, 'Med lathe '4114 the- r. •tte ust of I lerir 3. elgen.iew. eve flaunt won rat-•ily. Tl,' j•Lte• !I 1/. l'osur.y Man e oho n-lere-rdg th., Widkrrr.," %lot alugo-t loving ilh• he the. I.i.evh...bio, ()maple., Net Igo-keel for tt enrrieel off the Watlougs htake, awl the haeketo had 1+•.I lark in the Ihrrtun ittak.P, for ifiri,h 141,11.1 It:ea 1.11141• 11 0 law/nit, ; 1, 1 ,1 Matt/. ee./161.1.1 . • .... lle- led! •-r, rf•INI/.1.4 1., ttrr ChafAiyea • 1..1..1, ••••e/ailm.t R e 1.., ro ut (n e m 1111 , 40 flail. esi 111. thy 'a 044.1 are wpreeerle l'nr. J. Hi 4, 1, of S new.. e,••ll,nlh n - f•I• ht ital.; / if.; notti-• :opt Allukcen• r•e. 11414 Ur. "' 70 1 , / ,, ' , Af. r.lq 11•••11s. r llis.lots Mr. rhapiih'ft girids 'int. 11r.Il.uk.'- 1..”1 1•44 3 I riu , :u Pool 1U oo.lsostr. nt-o Bitting: 3101 o 0 uvol. and 1n..10 s..c.t NI +4 , oz. r, who ) , •1 tim.tachl, IT Ilrn la Inns Au favount. ; foul I.owt ; 0, 4 ood ; awl h .11 u - ..~ . », II to I 12 to I Exrans, FRIDAY MeMM bbd sad fourth, Urania leak The solauer use solltia wa 31*thell PL " .. i t= R noes., Ala Ms • sesspitakes of Mom. each, I. ft, for 2-yrsold• ; eons, eie lib; Mlles and red imp, F 4 7th ; pmalties and showman I mend sand stakes. Ma farlomet wale.) I. Shorthouse's Atcaameed, by lb Mr. J. Woolostre Oonsad, SA Mb . Mr. Saviles Rajah. OM alb ... ..... • belts,: sto cm the OtmeiMet Vid " a ia l bp 1 Choral Najd' made ply with deer lied em limadle lowiag at an interval Of AMA a 20 i dhstiomooslien Isjsk dreppsd batit MIS Whig gni= homes glee woo home resul*: 47 he the igliss. had slightly the beet al the by a meets. The was batten three her Eti:: Joss morrow s Di-ars KO sore., ter all age; wilukarli 41Z1111. Half a mile. Mr. Jackson's Zingeky, by King Tain—flarf, Itstats ) 1 Sir F. Johnstone's Bel (Nom., yes, Set Ilb 'Lama) Mr. t haplin's Narlfratlier, 6 pa. 80 711) (in. 7t atm) (Jeffery) 3 The following also ran: -Mole, Amnia Stewart, Viniuntitan wok, Camillo, Rely 11010, and Weans than. Batting : kv. non BO thorn*. II 1 :e a Pearffeather, and to) to it ege Nslly Rose. Kinedey juts of in front, tillsered by PrarM t eather, Anal* Osadhe,bll agb in the stinailit, whim 1:11 thump, who got WWI off, MMod the losling 4.IIIIMSOU tskiug ac. end ilsee at the ()Hance, but Kingsley W 6.4 *tier serenaded, and won way by a length, which distanes divid. d the wend end third ; Caret to was fourth, ?telly Ro e *fib, Annie Stewart sixth, the tart two being the Visoraugas oolt and Needle lion. Ina 1.1110.)LN Al! Tell N n4III,ICAP of 16 WSW 'abb. 10 tt i and 5 only if deolassd, with Mb added: winners extra •; mom SA iv I make. One mile and half. (36 subs., . S of whom pay 5 *ova. carh.; prmitr, (horal, by Wad Dayroll—Chantems, 6 re. Cot 41b @lb ea ts) (Kilheli) 1 Mr. Botres'ol he Spy, 3 yes, Mt alb (R.bherd) 2 Count BattLyany Nme alms, 4 /0., 04 13Ib tau.. Ist) (11. Covey) 3 The following ado ran :—Miss Grateleke, Caristmia tined, RIWOWWI bear, and Three per Csmt. I ettinp : 9 to 1 sent The Spy, 6 to 1 sßet Clnistman Carol, 6 to 1 spot Nine Elms, too to lb fagot Caural, and 10 Y. 1 este Meo ()mei. kr. The tiny made play, closely attended by Three per tent. and Choi id, Mos ciratwie.ke suoeiseding the latter fur ol suit 1.•3 • mile. when Mi s. tilatirieke took the einumnnl, Nine Om., The Bpv, and Choral bine next till roweling the bend into the saran/lit. 1L re Misa Ito atwaske was in trouble, and 111mnil almost simultaneously took up the running •; and hosing The Spy sailed at the dietani e, Mr. In...nitre drew away and won in a eants7 by two lengths, four lengths dividing the weeond and third. Ilse tiratwirke was fourth, Christmas Corti fifth, Russian Beal sixth, and Thrve p r Cant. last, Run i pam imp him on the pee. A iirrrriat i.e.. PI.S TV of 40 me - e. • by bunter.; weillit fur Mr. with eertai, penalties and allowaleto. About Woe mike. Mr. Walker's unity Man, by Canute-- ill It). Dta i lOwt alb (Mr. R. Wallies.) 1 If r. G. Nelson's Corner None, 5 yrs, that 1701 r ...ft award) 2 Mr. Dill's Rigemon, aged. llst sib (Mr. J. I. %con) 3 The following A.N. nut:-- Beekiegliam, Pilot, Je Men, Ranl Cash (late Flint o. Mangold, Welty, and The Timm. Betting Sto semi Jessica, oto 1 asst Mari:mild. and 6to 1 art loon) )Ilan. The running was mode by 31arigobl until mulling the last ?titre. when she pave way, and the hat WAY tali u lay Funny Ilan, Bedroom and rilot following; but faun the last pimp Nmnc Man had the best of it, and won easily by a length from ranter Stone. who finished half-a-length in food et Itigenum, the hitt., being a melt only in advance of Pilot. limns was tlftta. Marigold ciath, and lks. kingtuou neat, 1101/1• of the et& repowwow the punt. Tor Wlraas PV LUSO Rriarw. of S SATs. each, with 50 ald-d ; weight for sr., a itb iertain Alb al IWAY*S. A fortimuss• 11r. Itaneroft's Caiudlo, by N. wutiurtcr bole, 3 yrs, sat alb 11r. Chaplin's. Fairfax, 2 yrs, Mt Mb . ....... Mena) 2 Sir. Cl apliu'o sieout, Y yrs, 7.t . . x 3 . Nana, and little Duke alto ran. Pitting : 7 to Wire* TMWI - totot ""t7i r;r4 iiu - ifox• owl Iwo to 15 • wt. act Nation and Little Duke. Mr. Chaplin'. poir nixie phi). Stout haring a .light kad of Fairfax and Camillo tdl r. •4 king the ileitanee, lIIWO took the lea, and was tinily y a length and a half. A head only winiat..l the ..-en 1 std third, and a like..li..t.usee the third and fourth. Little we* la.t Nitro off. The winner was autil to Mr. Re.who to fur to FWD. YE ' I HC lit area FT 41Ire (ffinalkap, of 5 WANE 11144 With 50 5t.1.1.4; w.nre r.. ltta ; woad mired ..take. O as mile. (Id .11`.-.1 Kr F. J. hn..t.sao , “ liirtotri4.a, bl )tt,,ek.,11 Alma, sg..d. 7.t Mb) . . . (Ks nr..n) 1 Mr. (I.o7lta'a Veatimr, 2 yra, Rat :ear. rot. 41k, t Mr. it. Arnett'. 111an . of 1100r..4 yr., 7.1 Alb . Prado.l) 3 CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before Mr. Jostles Lush.) lhoweriall Ihreetwy. who was convicted for feloniously raining the death of her sea, a boy of seven years, was Lt ought up to TOCIATO jaagment, Mr. Cooper proaereded; and Mr. Warner Sleigh defended. It will be semeashmed that the boy's death was eainssd by Isis mother throwg • knife ewes the table at him, wails ia a peaks. After the oommisdon of the offend rt. me idiots d vett grief for what she bad done. The brained judge seateissed her to sis months' im risen/lieut. George Agerell, • bricklayer, was brought tip on a, charge of manslaugleter, but the hide wens not sufficient to prove tie tae, and the primmer was ihrgratted. (Before the Common Serieent) Jobe Moat, 61, hutches, was indicted for being in the rote estion of a quantity o f fraudulent to: sign T. lolend end Mr. Bede; conducted the prosecutioa, and Mr. Straight defended. This was a owe of considerable importance, prosecuted by the Commirsionetsof Inland Revenue, anal it appeared ti at • very ingeirioue device lied boon resorted to. It was &level that the prisoner, having obtained a number of obliterated foleign Lill-damp', had placed on them mme pinny or two-penn y, stamps, having previously cut off the wails " one pennand "two pence," and then a stamp use reply*. rated of y • the value of *la., 35., 6e., or 2s. 6.1., as the case might be. About 12/. worth of these fraudulent 'temps was found in the prisoner's pose side, and ho woe etarged under an all of parliament which made it a fe kny to have such stamps in one's possession without lawful mead. the defence was that the • was not aware the stamps wets net genuine, t evideace was given to chow that he bad disposed of a nutanne of thiln Us a 51 net which gave rid to greet suspicion, and that ha told another man that he had upwards of 1001. worth. Eventually the jut; tetutised • verdict of Guilty, and he was sentenced to ten years' penal egreibele. Aydnry Charles Jackson, 26, sbeprean, was charged with the rainy elle nee : and it was proved that he was found di shim with fraudulent stamps on four occasions. He was likewise convicted, and the Ceminon Serjeant sentenced him to seven yeani penal servitude. A third charge of a similar nature was gone into against two min, mooed John Xhipley and Grata( Be nue It, who were found in the possession of four stamps, wo.th 10a, which they paid they hail got from a rattle-dealer. the jury retuined a verdict of Rot Vaitly, anal they were discharged. Richard William Way, 20, a respectable-looking young man, pleaded guilty to a charge of forging toe acceptance, to a Lill of exchange for 2',41. 14s. tea., with iutent to de fraud. Serjeant Sleigh, who appeared for the prisoner, ad dressed the court in mitigation of punishment, said that the prisoner bed undoubtedly committed the offence) imputed to Lim ' but he had shown his 5i11t"..14. contrition by !ilia • gto this country from a place many hundreds of miles away, and where he was probably in safety. and stare mitring Limself tea justice. ITo was 1414, very young, and his friends, who were in a highly re peeteble position, wale willing to undertake tee read hem imowsliately away to ore of the colonies if u leuicut sentence was passed upon him. Poland, who was instructed to pmseeute on behalf of the Bankers Association, said the circumstances of thiS tree were somewhat peculiar, and he thought it right to art the cow t in possevaion of all the facts connected with it. p 1 lie prisoner was in the service of alarge firm in the City, and by means of forgery he succeeded in obtainingpossevion of a sum of vs'. Ile thou it appeared married a very terpeetable young lady. without the eonsent of her parents, and took her away with him to • place coiled Grate, in Austria. Aft. r • s'oort time the peismer'm wife appiore to have beci me Toy unhappy at the course she had taken without the know(. dge of her parent., and write several letters to them. The prisoner, however, soreeenied in in tim eepi iieg the whole of these letters, and it was only through the instrumentality of the landlady of the ho cue II Leis the prisoner and his wife noideel at Clint,. that the parents of the young lady became aware where she was. With reeatil to the prisoner boUtg in safety at the p!ace referred to, this was not the ca-e, as he would have been given up by the autheritirt and an a:). plication was about to be made to them with that ohje Be also thought it right to add that the prisoner did not think of tetutning to this country until every farthing of the money was spent. The Common Serjeant said he would consiele•r what sen tence ought to be pronounced upon the prisoner. (Before Commissioner Kerr.) Peeress /Miry Sewed/ and Juts Bem.ett, brethren', wet.. charged, thee first with stealing, and 'lee second with receiving, a large number of cheques, the property of Messrs. Barber and Co.. whartingere, Brewers-quay. The cireumetenctv of the e w -e have been MO rreently rej rated that it is name...wary to repent them at any length. The prisoner Thomas wag a clerk in the employ ment of the prosecutors. and he absconded on the 29th of September. Subsequently it was ascertained that he had appropriated cheques of the value of about lsoo/.. and that a Mantes eJ them had been paid to his brother John, who was then appretendtd. The latter prisoner held • situa tion in the oThce of the Foreign Vineyard Association, and had purchased a large quantity of wines, es it had been arranged between the broth...is that they should commence) beefs.", on their own account as wine merchants. T 1 fond pleaded guilty. John. who pleeited not guilty, was convicted after a lengthened investigation. Sentence was deferred. nolla and Oren 'den M. R. ttir►• : sto 4 oa V.:moor. 4 to 1 .kg.t aubtorian, and 103 to 15 rest &tag BEITINO ON THE COURSE. Livtatilmn CUP. 101. to 15 pct 'Theluor ,t) 9to 1 tirtuoton ;t1 10 to 1 Paul Jon.' 10 to 1 !I) . . 10J to 7 4./4 Lvly Uovuitai tt) IM to R -- 100 to 6 Onou tt) 12 to 1 knight 4' the I nu to 6 AA& It) . tiort.:l ,t) 15 to 1 Dolby Oa) 23 to I 'Tribune &o) Woirgitert YEN'S Ct.rn AND INATITVTE UNION. —The monthly meeting of members of the institute was bald yesterday evening at the mama, MO, Strand, and a discussion was sustained as to whether " it would not be advantageous in rases of strikes and trade depreesion to devote a large portion of the fund. and surplus labour of trades union societies to the production of the actual necessariee of life rather than waste them in a total ab atinence from labour." The argument of Mr. Halm, who had introduced the subject on a previnus evening, was that by the combined action of =smirk 'tunes by over - production, awl of landowners by monopolising the land, the industrial market bud been &preened, and he PUZgrlt/11 the application of the funds of trade. unionn to the purposes of co-operative farming. By this plan he contended that the workm. u who were thrown out of employment by strikes would be utilized, whilst the con dition of the agricultural lalmurers would be greatly ameliorated. The discussion was resumed yeeterday owning under the presidency of Mr. Hales. Mr. Stone ton read a paper, in which the Temperal. of Mr. Hake were recapitulated awl criticised, and a general contluntin wan &rile+ el at with respect to their practicability. Mr. Fr es DM'S suggestions for the imps ovement of the condition e f the working elm...en were more minim] relations between Capital and labour, awl the removal of all laws that favoured the arciimulation of land and wealth in the Lands of a few of the community. With respect to the .ncumulated hinds of the trades unions, which am muted to about twenty millions sterling, and wadi' lir-reinvested at inter. st ranging from 21 to 3 per c•-iit., he th rigid that uo ful employni. et might be found for the income iu the mitten of comfortable dwellings for workbag men. Mr. Panting wan of opinion that the most rofitable apple:a tom of manual industry would be the cultivation of hued A farm of (.4) acres, capable of pio what awl p a dre. teems, would, after payment of all expense+, realist 41 tri. a year, and theref ore he appoived of co-operative f a rming a s en applierition of the neseimulated fonds of the nothing classes. lie would nicornin-wl in the tied insimiet the forwation of co-operative stores the pronto of which he contended would soon aumerd to turnout to buy up all the land that might lON 110C110.1ry fur their purpose*. Mr. bruiting mipported his views by copious quotation,' from Mill's Political Eiononiy. Mr. Scott favoured the re-operative cultivation of waste lands, for which he submitted a scheme, atm which one or two other paper& were read, and the diseensi..o weer., further adjourned. THE VOLT7CTF.EII3.—Within the 'met few cl , tyq the volunteer movement his lost ease of the oldest and best corps in the metropolis by the reed tuation of the Poplar cotupsnise of the. Tower Hamlets Ride ilrigadii. Them CAmpanzroi were among the lilt .A.ll join the 11111Ve• went, and for eight years were act/elided e ith the: ?rd and 11th Tower Hamlet.' Mine Volunteers. Tao eemesion of the 11th, for the yin:pose of joining the " ('..,trains" tar dumti the ranks very considerably, and the oaken, with. out communing the men, arranged end carried out au amalgamation with the Tower gimlets Brigade ' under Colonel Thompson . The alliances would upper to have been en unfortunate one, inasmuch as the it l a t e captain, un the coalition of the twoi corm, was promoted to the rank of major. and the Poplar companies were then left with only one commiseioned °blue. A memorial to the colonel new nigned by all the men, wish but four or live exceptiens, suggesting that the rasa.-i.• s'lOUld lie rillod up; but the only effect was to bring forth much a rebuke that the munerialists emiselecul they had net alternative but to resign.... A RIFLE MAltlthit. Snot- .Yi.,Oonlay afternuOtt 11r. Wybnwte, owe of the commons for Steoevoatathiret, halal inatuaat at the bovautide Inn. near Slacitton Mallet, on the body of a pensioner and bta-k-anil Is. of Wldls, ai toted Hale who wee slot whilst marking et the title beats dur ing the annual competition fur the :Ird Sestaernulaitire fiat talion ptizea. Tho unfortunate MM. I:III .t. thitimt Might pause in the firing, have looked out am the left ,hle of the muntlet to uncertain the ramie, and so met with ILe tint fr ru l'rivate lteur,itil4 ritita in Ills ;err Ada% imaratlct wa, two feet from the Lt...t.t. and there wan a *light wt at wind ut the time, ,ai Heat the fatal *hot was a very inuent etc .me, The 11 , 4V*4 a wife cod W IN y g children. The j.ary net yerali‘t of :mei dental ahath, nod all ego ‘I that 111 ti •It,;tateit. Isla.ate t •arlatal Ira I arta itiri. rIIANCI,ItY A YtNterd:ty, 011 thn rit ci emeg of the Chancery otti.“, it ap i s,tnill tea the apixal, before the Loids Just,.. it.••••ber i•, of 31 to.. 11f apticul ur,ti .uv th• n, an• 21, and 13 ate nripinal THE Mt ROI it IN LIVE:U.OOI.. - Y 4 -4forflay tan Liven:col coroner held au lupine:A on the too ly of the matt, kilasid Immerse, a striker in the foundry, who was fitfully nlaLlord in Tharlew-street enTote-thy night by Janie, l'n.dshaw, a tuner. The jury n.teniell a y , •nliet •,1 %Mel tr.tails r against Tlrsol.lutw, who an:, committer! for bird ender the al•roner's warrant. • ..... • Y3l(it:t It, (*IN 29.—The Pru‘Nian serow OW TON 11•41111411, Cuptuin Struhrn, from Kid f ,r arriv.ll E.io. screw vutte K intim ling, troutal to 11 urLausalt, Ku% pot bat k Ire frota ntrows of walttlit r. - - - - /tI , I I .IIItAI.TY, OCT. 29. -- A Prt)INTMENTS. -- I.icottnants (lades' Q. P. Pitrzo•tald. . 1 0 1 1 u htgka, Jania 3 A. T. Bruees }:.lward 11. Hulton, tual ltolftrt T. B. Itroce, 4. OM 71mreules; Jatuta L Iltemun, I;.ing doirr ; Eftb-Lierlositnt (latrl.4 G. Stexilet.., Eku I:tilatoa. CRYSTAL PALACE. -- ONE BEILLLINO (kv. 29. Admission', by sonata tjv,kotA, 1,067; ditto on payment,6ll6; total viiitori. 1.611.1. Ailvertir.rtnilit.}-lli>i.tow.tY. )INT/I1 r .4 th.• rnollt form b101.1...5...1 rh n.ni•.•iyr..o.n.• big It Mr.-4 lir 11.41....ity . . t• f t..•r am ttornal .6ns I in. 41 Mg I tr. MAO t.t bill,141(1.11) tloo au • "h.« in. labltl.l.• 1 y sAli• rl. n.• 11 .1.4 hat.- I in• part/3 ins olsol nno• of Lid% rsi! , .nt Fur nt..f J. •I nt., ••• •,, • ...• t, .1 nm . Candutar 1..• moot ..4".•• I ...be ato. :41 , nt holt hi. h •1., ,•.. „-, a . ;11 . 1111i.tInllr1 h••I1 /14 rof 1••• .1..•..1.3 .11 1.r.• m1y11,4, do ncy ;lied. no Ha tl fir ; both . • ..• 1.4.14 n0.r.....1 tf.i.:-tlooniitt in their stator... WWI.. tin .. oho. ',h,. &urn 1.. tbat healthy entiolition pr..p.initory pill. hoifir.orr U«• , ti.e 1.1•61, ,p 4 THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. A youth of about 17, tamed Joarp4 Betotal, and awNne whut younger boy, named George Cuntalaode. were charge ' With bn eking and cot. ring the liu-e of Monts. Wigg and anbitetts. 7, Bedford-tow, and at. ailing 5 1. Loin a de►k in the office. The torieoncre are bath oterke, Conetable in tho office of 3ieure. Wigg and tliwer, and ltinnettin that of arolicitor in FurnivaFs-ion. Mr. George NVyatt, chief clerk to Messrs. Wig and Oliver, stilted that at about half-lust t &clerk on Tuesday attunoon he left the office, having turned off the ;rite, leaked the office door, awl placed the key under the mat. (In aniving at the °Aire on VVrilnesday nicniing he fount Cowtoble them 1 do. e him. Conbtalie culled witneo's att. Mien to a knife and pair of einiipa.le4 lying on h (Constable's) deck. The Oimun•an. were bent. and loikol as though they had brie 11,111 in toning a balk. Witness went to his own boa, exaniimsl it, and found all riKht. Constable went to his deck and proceeded to eilen it, but it would only open a little way. Countable then said that his drawer hail lava, cut. Witneme examini d the drawer, and found that a portion of the bottom hail bcon cut out, so that a per on could lad his ha-ed through it. A sum of 41. Ina had been take u from the drawer. Some papers in the drawer were undilitui bed. Ile had seen Bennett ciedinually with Constable, rind one clay found him in the oftko in b unie-ss Louts, sitting on the desk, talking to Con.stable. The 61. 10s. was money belonging to the Arm, of which the driton. r Constable had eluage, and which it would be his uty to pry over. On several 00121,4011,4 prop tty had b oron missed. Amongst other &dirks a pair of compasses, a spirit level, and a boa of instruments, all of which haul WOO! been found at three dilTerwit pawnbrokers, and were now produced in court. He identified them as thy pro perty of the firm. 101ioeman Chamberlain, F. 163, &most that on search ing Constable's de,k he ftiouil :•oine needs rs of a weekly publication entitled," Tahm of Ilighwaymenoir Life ou UM 'toed," with coloured and other illustrations. Constable. told the policeman that he " had Auto tempted to do this I.y reading Uro Inks, and by a young man, clerk to a soli citor." Carkr, 117 F.. arm 4.1 Deimos t, who Vorew the hbosse on Constable. I:essueLt also wild 111.1 •• 11411 kll into this by trading lovl h00k,,," assol ist p0+,4411111 was u black cloth meek, which lee grid he lcsol mash, for the pongees' of seeraution at home. Nis 11asusasi Ileory this:S.l.A to ,sod tho• t, Vs, 11,11‘. tILEItS W Me. Ahe Wittiom Jt0„,....:y, of Ph, W. -0 ,, 0e1e•-;.rove. if e 3 mut. r, A+ 1111111 l °tied tor having. itoiLtwfoOy tolteco, on the Pith of U•nnii In t, in ri $ •.' II • Meilol , 44itan Rail% ay Iw 'mealy, at Q.n K 4114 . P4•Ur41121 Nation et the wid company. Mr. W. F. Tthley, (rims the °Mee of llure!t°ll, erdieitor. to the company. attended for the enlilli4.illia/14 Aided that the protient inuovedintr. w°41,1 ti it have het ti tate Jgalnr t the defehdlint And ho not perxiste 1 in imoking after Au luta been requi,ted :t a..-• 11i r, and after the gourd liwl Idea to hate elf. thcdcfcnCunt raid In, had pluadod guilty, mu•l rego-tt...1 that ll,ne von ernlitign had In, taken. Ile intt iuul tl.al r. bill bud come into oinnath as, ur he nlna Id not Intim ;Juni ted its stauking. It n 44 ii,tijtj MiMilltPl.l;ol. ou lie pat. lir. I 'woke naid that, as he under: tart it. Ur. S'n listen hill exempt. d the hlutropo itau 11.01 w ty it 4 el et at ill. Mr. '1 raid that wen no. An Mi. w•a- the ft rnt MIS) slum the au-sitig of the act he .lioald only tcsk for a nominal petaalty on thin ~,,, that that. would act ea au example. Illr. Cooke mitered the defendant to lay u lino of :is. and ca tn, whith were laid, atul the partio4 kft lino cum t. 'ENING, OCTOBER . 30 • esnesse's mesest bad be held ea t h e body of the deemed, and • jury bad returned • verdict " flea slaughter" manit the prisoaer. It appeared that the dammed was • man advanced in yeon, valet to Itr.C h of 18, Baton-plum West ; the pi *mar had feeswei, been coachman to Ur. Chorloy, and 'toy musk against Me win of Hawke had mantel his daughter, • mare girl of 10. This, however, doss not to have mend any enmity between the puttee, and risemer Laving left Use West* entered that of • gee tleman at East Moulesy. On the 10th of October he went on • visit to his father-ur-law's, where was the wife of the latter, to wham he Wok some fish. his wife, the oraoh man, and others. The deceased told primmer that Ur. CLorley had requested him not to mum into the house again, and added, "What do you intend to do for my daughter f" To this prisoner made a mmt co:Na tive answer, and the dammed retorted, ceiling Lim • vagabond, and telling him he Herds bad maintained his daughter. The prisoner immediately Fh t elt him in the eye, caught b m by the c. swat, awl threw him en his beck, failing on him with violence; the wife of the deceased then threw herself on the prisoner, at .d held ha hands; the ambition were separated and taken to separate ramie. After prisoner no ninittad tho remelt. under the influence of liquor, be said be would le Berg for the deceased, and would kill the little - the nest day the deceased complained of pin in Ids ilia% piadoally pot worse, and after ling.:rug tom days die I on the Iltutedity. After the &wank the prisoner Ire qvt ugly esprepoed his regret for what had happeuod, and m 01%4 ed to the 4101.X . 11. rd's wife. When apptottoulud it bleulsty by Bei grant Rendall, 9 B, the prisoner exprawal the omelet% sorrow at what had happened, unit said he loved Lis wife, and they kept her from it Mr. Arnold committed the prisoner for trial for man ' slaughter, and offered to accept two sureties in 40/. for his appearance at the Old Bailey. MARM.IoIt4II;t 111-8 iRF:ET. Mre. Mellor Athow applied to Mr. l'yre . hitt, through her rolicitur, for a proteettoo iuder aguita,t her !medium!. hhe rtand that she we. married in DM to ltieharil Allow ; that her huAbaiol•ileuerteil her shout 11 yrunt ego, mud went to the Crimea ; that Prerieaq te , Mitialif her. her bu. , haud ill-need her ro ha•lly that was o ldi t o l i to go into the b, pitel. IIM bun bawl 'due , his diM ells n bud utoreroommunicatol with her, nor had mho tltut rreekeil euyticing tmnt bite, ttexaol hoc Tusinteettutto. Was loot tor mune tittle tenet ett . oltrei W ow Midatiaet Iltnleilel t ee. Astro 1•111.1314. bad on ti p.o 4.rly, Hepl wi• tl to y:ot• et d. Mr. Tyt Whitt You t•tot take putr.tol,r u. a:11.. (tin tuoley. W F.B 101Nsfilt. Chi.ha H 1 . 1%. 1 4 . 111•1... ttttt 'Mk n d to 1 . 1.11.04,111.401.4 x r to authi.or ti•to agool Aaying is 0w1..., hi, tot het- Mr. rimy IlidelMo.•mi mm 0,40.41 for Mr. of I. Futon-Owe Wetit, ma m i • of th o Mr. fgt..)th, solicitor, .4 11 , 0u...ter-row. defend LAMBETH. Armes Amt. 21. an appreutake to Mosses. D-iulton, of High-street, Lambeth, potters, was brought up 0:1 a war not in curtmly of Edwin Smith n - ; L. on a ch tr.; + or she+ ending from Ina employment before the a:pilau in of the tom of apprenticisdiip and without lawful excuse. nem the evidence It appeared that prisoner in the month of July last, when ho had some few month+ to Enish his term of apprenticeship, abientided. In conse quence of such wee having frequently taken plat' in Messrs. bonbon's establishment and the bad Platapie Rhfolfil to OthOIS, it was resolved, if possible, to take kiss Eto custody. Accordingly • warrant was obtained. and dwin Smith, one of the officers of the court, pra , taalfat in company with Mr. Jewell, clerk to Messrs. INigilton, to Olargow, where he succeeded in binding the prisoner in full work at the pottery of Messrs. Kennedy, and bro.ight him tack to London. ---- The prisoner in answer to the ehorge wild he had gone awry because he cool,' not nuru sulli , lent money here to pros ide for himself properly. Mr. Elliott ordered prisoner to pay GI, the amount of lo,s sustained by Ileseta. IMulton for nri..ner's semi be., and 101. costa of the proceuding, or be impriomed for one month. _ _ . - ... The provoner was removed to the cells, enable to pay the amount. WORBIIIP-STRMET. NWholaa Bradshaw, 5.3, describing him-elf as a wit maker, maker, was charged before Mr. - Newton with having stokn from the pas-age of a dwelling-house in the Ilac!c ney-road a door mat. value Ss., the property of Mr. J 4111113 Xelby. Mr. B. J. Abbott appeared for the prosecution. Mr. Edwin Staines stated that &boat half-pa.t. 'men butt evening, whilst sitting in his shop, he fancied he heard a noi*e in the passage. and on go.itg out he :44W the pn soner just emerging from the peonage, and ciarryinx the teat in question under his arm. He might hold of hen, and a constable having been fetched, wave hiat late custody. Mr. Charles Verdville deposed that he saw the priannor loitering about the house, and, suspecting his intentions to be rut of the hest, he watched him, soon seeing him go into the passage of the house mentioned. and take up the door mat, which ho looked as, then rolled up, and placed under his arm. Witness called • polceman. Mr. Newton &skid what prisoner had to say to the charge of szealing the mat. I I goner-16cl e's the difference, your worship; I was only going to *hake it. Mr. Newton did not think that likely, and sent him to }risen for two months with hard lahour. TRE L4TEATTEMPTED MURDER .Ir.viirri.vq- BILL. reaterday afternoon Mr. I)ayntan, the preakiing niagiettate at the Ilanurersmith pdice-court, was tette I epee to hear the charge sealant Charles Seiler, aged l'J }tars, for the rubbery tool attempted murder at Notting hill. Mrs. l'riscilla Buseeil, the injured lady, wes led into the court and allowed to sit at the solicitors bible. Off baug swan ahe raid-lama widow, and made at tit , Theist-let - crescent, Weatbourne-park. On Sunday night, the 2eth of September, 1 renumber hearing u nee,. My ',veered and myself were aittiug up . in the dining-room about half-past ten o'clock. The no ise appeared down stairs, in a cupboard underneath the stairs. 1 said to Mary, "1 ' hear a poise; what is it; is it the dog t" I had the do 4 with me, and I said, " Thei e must be some one there ; have you fastened the door t" Stir he.sitated, awl them said are had nut. 1 rushed down stairs, with Mary after uric She waited and brought the supper tray down with her. 'lle dining-room is over the Lase nent goer. 1 went into the kitchen and Milked under the table; from acute into the besiikfast-room, which is uu the same tlour. I saw tio one. Mary pueLed by me, and went to the cupboard under the ttmir, aid looked in, mid saw no one them. She went to the let end cupboard, wail saw no one was there. I then 'att end I must be under some mistake. I found that the be...A gue:. n door wae unfaitetexl and open It wait taste:to nib t aids, but I don't remember who fastened it.. We went to led aftervratds, but I don't remember bearing any other none! radii between nun and two tiehoek. when my deg. w Itirh was at the font of the lied, growled and welt. me up. As the dog, woke me I saw a light Plumping through the gla-s doir. It if a larlf glass door in the yaesage leading t o my liedneen. I called out. " 31ni v, is that you 'r" 'I Lei e was no answer, and the light way lost out instantly. I sae up in the bed to censider what I should du, and then I befell a bustle mit , ide. I went to the witeitiw, pulled up the venetian blind, and was itt the net of Jumping out when mine one pulled rue back. It was on the same door a 4 the dining-room. All I reinemb •r aftetwarils was feeling myself ntruggling with pour per eon. I caught hold of the Winds of who it w es, and aft sr n time mime fled in getting the knife. At the time they attempted to cut my throa t. n Mr. Da3 man- Yea say th. y. N't fanned their were more than one. Directly I get the keit.. the 'wren', tented round an I treed to run nut of the ram'. .'then got out of the window in saute way. jumped out or fell out. Atidrew (the clerk --Orel. you receive any blows Yea. 1 had cuts before I scarred the knife. I reeeived enter on the tieek, a severe one through the nom, my head was very bail, and I had several little place. aboort the shoulders and anus. They were like small stabs. One of my wrist' and one Sneer were cut very much. 1 had a stab appalled ly un the right leg. My leg was also very much hided. 1 remember beteg at the bottom of the garden, but I don't know how I get there. Mr. lerynetu- Does your bedroom look out into tle• garden Yea. Mr. Smith Wu.. the find person who came to me. A policeman came next., and I believe after Mr. Smith had pme to fetch a medical man the servant came to pie, Mr. letymnii-- Wee there any light in your bedroom —No: tie re was a light when the doff growl.sl. Mr. Andrew--Led you notice the tame of any one ?-Nci. Did 3(.11 lei , . any 'impiety -Yee; two 4/. mere from my writing ii. sk iu the dining-room. It was broken °rim. In a day Or two afterwards un opera-glass was irons the dating-room 11r. I:.:3 wen ,to the pis uner) IS. you w:eli to a-k Ilie tiny .11:t•-tit I 041 1 Hem. r, inn low voice- 1 never trinehed ber. 31r. Tvly, a surgeno, of 4, l'avisteek-roel, .11, I Il' tall. 41 to the lady, whom f found in the gaud. u. See ass iwunitile, bat partially taint, awl 1 ease tl.l lir into the house'. She hail au extensive com pound 'rectum of the a large ineisurt WO:via up in the nark, ear, tied face, eevin inelies long, and a eat inset the cheek. She had several cute about the halals awl wr.et, a slight superficial wound on the sealli, a ve t e. hating wound GU the rii.:l4t lug on the out, r a id an extensive brute.. l &need the weasel.. awl hay • shier atti tiesel b r. Mr. Layman-By what sort of instiiiiiient weir they like:). to Le prude...4l V 1 Awes- I was shown a hatelii•t I n lire:O1 which teem.rd to use to be likely to have caused them. Le s. all. wetted 1 sun net sure us to whether it we, done w;th the knife. 1 think the compound fracture was tio.Pi 41 by the hatch. t. She was in a dangerous state. M Ottani Men itt, imperratentlent of p Wee at tint ham, said that on the l'eth of this inuntli the rrimuer was COM milled for trial en the isharge of having te.aumitted two be re 'arise iu tout luealitiy. Milne+. read oVor tot hoprisoiwr the dee-1.1).f ion of the burgle: at Notting-hill. Witness told him Mot the deectiption repivaiiiitial him. Ile we. aloe deevile d as having the name of Swab Print band in on • u:in awl an anchor at the other. Wituowaskol hit .if lie wax thi• permat. Ile " Yea I admit doing Iho Notting-hill one, but I del not do thole two toe whit It 1 Amid ceimuittel" Mil in•te shout hint if he had "iwu hie ortor• Ito .osid. "No." not situ... he left the house. Witt.ese a lied hint low he get in. lle lurid by the garden door, wl.i.Ja liras lett open. Wititem asked him how eau rot swim. Ile said 110 levied them musing dew...mire, sod lie L-it le foie they went to bed. Itoleit reeler (the hivither of the pi ieinec) was eallod. NIA ;E. d ihs. ,is. loot IxsA , losnluoy , l as thoNt, h ,- long. to the pi broiler. l i do pi emir (to vv:i we) It I. flutes •h yo tth it live got I his I i made. 1'0144.4 , 4.40.1e Mosel 10 tied' ee 1.41.-u ell. r the as cult at tie• end of the gaud. it. : 4 .e. AA. lirpuivitib in a di iiie ,t e te . Moly le.•'.ler. ei , ler 4.f the pri , otscr, :1;.I I us... •in 11..- uelvi... ef Mre ltuw ell , oud tof I% in WI. 4 ioa 1 a rad 11111 •118.1111 :Mt to set ow, :011 it 4 not to rlmrl Is. I I U{llllllll 011.11111 thtrr /IA 1. . ti•lit*, win. n holy and goutleman with Mrw Itn.oll. M.* 'Wynn hi ma in. I &Monsanto went umiak% and aluanxn4 ay. thing*. Mrs. Ihuatill lot My lady and ratiesnati ont o • 1868 • and we dierwsids eat down to supper. While we were at Puppy we bead a creaking noise. We got ap end looked - over the Louse, and into every cupboard. but ere. lag an one we r tamed to the dining-room, sad SWAM oor isipy cr. We went to bed at ten Wastes poet clever. I fastened all the doors before doing so. I slept at the top of the house. About half-past me I heard aiy misfires calling for help. I opened my door sod vent • little way down the stairs, bat retinae I again to my _bed-room, and then got oat on a little slab o delis my window end adled for help. I remained there till a ()Am man alai up. lly.the Court—Did you see your brother n vat day? Witness—No. Aril sever nor him but once since helms beta in the army. he bread-knits wee kept in nu:dining loom, and the hatchet was kept in the klt:hen. John Appleton , a hay dealer, said that on tho morning of as 2lst - of ffeptember the trimmer asked him if ha a cap and an old Lair shoes to sell. Witness asked him him La came to loco his cap and booty and he /colic I that thil ware Maim from him while be wan &slop. Winton rave him a y air of old boots, but before putting them on he pultill off his tricks and threw Meet down, saying taey ti • re of no use to him. The prlfener was then remanded tM Tuesday nest. lefose h eying the dock he said," I was in the !loin; bat I Lever touched the lady." ~~~.___. MARKET& TALLOW.—Twirrissav Erapows.—The mullet wen *.d bot. 63..:d.; Deems,. r, ells. *l. ; January to X tray 6M.; ]lame Ms. Cd ; Aptil te Jose, efi. Id. ; O.enbr to II t, IMP, 61*. Delimits to LA awning, 1,0715 maul; arrsviU. 66,11 t sat. f,Af ft AWD lIORIERT.—Niern II MI, OM. rt.—Tete": Wur hen,..M sic not v. ty tarry, but the dam of gemett that is selling best jua now M cotton Meta The tie/ was and A•aericani am ex titled to arcrebe directly ; end it is etatod tart t!,ii I ars 'adding built until after titepree'dential elm : It t.i. et•P in the home bade continuse to be pretty brit. The ..Wprung wellies. quiet ; • taw aerting up ordmi have, how he : pis for the Aushalinn market. The quota :0 , 14 Inc yarn are An ne wt. at linitter, and ea opine's, is prevalent that betw., , n now an I irlatatmas en advance will be made cm touilis.—" N.W..wgitant Juww.l." carrox.-Livtartwm, O. gl.—fiteody market, withont &m .•. Salem, Ir,tro Baia, inflecting 3,000 egeeulatias and taloa. I,lbl Amerman, ltd. to lefd. ; Mrt Peeoant, tr., 100. to lld. ; Hantou, 101.1 to I Id. ; Sloado rod Bahia, I d. to lid.; b 0 Ilaiantlem, itqd. to 110.; WO Etryptuto. KO. to Ito t0m,.., that. to 911.; Ital Hero, 1001 to 11:d ; 7../ 744. to Old.; Marline, bid.; anagal, Sciadv. te 644. 7a. COTTON Gooro.-- lfaxemasnm, Orr. 119.-7110 market cone Huta , rot and &vete. d. We btas now and &gum of a good let r 1 ritu ;lurid at km price., but there to ni4 a uentral turinem, sod an comm. rt rat mtbietu .re to band ma. uLded to tldsulate attit,ity. WOOL AND WORSTV.D.--Thisoroso, 0. r 2'l. -There was a lather better 'rude pervading the wool market this twinging, sod mote imiairy for some sorts of wool whirl& have 1.. n long rtith d. Ihe dimmed, houever, still nor, ehi fly no the clusie sotto of ludic wool, what are extraantly firm in price. hak‘d, flare is mu quotable change in prices generally. St inlen hold their atm k. with gnat vonlidenee, aml show u, deviation to yield a cenetesion to Root sides. The tanclosuy i., if "im)thing. ratio, r swaintt the buyer, and thew estpeeially the vase with ',steel to tLe cal most in favour. The full mites of last w me Lindy teutaintd. There is no elnutge in soros , ' pains. In tingle weft yains, ea well m is twnofold, the business is vet y natnetv.d. If anything, the , e seller firw in low nunil. rs of the latter. A steady demand for r:o's and 4 - es is els, k.d ty the low Foie's' There a Will y amytive demand on home account, partieularly in Matte yarns sad colostral sort... Priem are arm, tirsigh p. w more disomaivn to runt the Impe. in r.e.si I Lei., is little I Lang, The home meoluisita ennrintie to I Is.c .seals in fowl goods of good stylea, suitable for the ~ ' lc n seen. rolltlnontal m. reluada are r a wmail bo 4.- fn in fan. y st 4 refl.., more is figuredtid.aum Thor , is a Wgrlilly ia.ursd businese doing ow Amen - an amount. 1 he re is, on the whle, a betbx feeling and • small at o {Add, Rims arc limn. ( ()mg.- )J A I.I.IIELP, OCT. A moderate chow of ri'aot.iiral ‘. l l d.: 11 , at rah-. without mah-rial alt,ration. N..w w i.t Gl*. In* :mw d d, Mr. to h 74. per 3rl Anne. w - in errn di wand, and with • middling aupply prwa.. army, rather harl..a. Oats ame tnl. tidily to hand, and moved of steadily at late mu..., tar., ire. to li. p r quarter. Ili rum fully main tainol tlair rah.. Aa.e. to t.&. p r quarter being the ruling Das t t et, U r. To-dal wheat was in fair aupply. and add N. stilly at 1 , rmerpriow ; a w .old Maw. Al. t 07.. ; Oda. i;.l. p. r 1 ual.el. /lath y in moderate simply, and oomph. w•oe at at a att. me quotations., 314. to ma. per qr.. lasing the roliag ratio. (Nita Vila' shunt the usual supply. and tin-hanstol in amine, yri.. • rariting frem 20.. to MKS. per VI at/1410. 11. AEA ••• r. in Att. , / di Naiad at last week's pried., Me. to Ilde. per }lotLitlaara d. tle IaTte4.4,II4kIEJIT, aT. 2n. -A fair quantity of wheat On net. r. and node rteady at lolly tart 111'..-10. quotation.: whit, ramrod from Bah to 6144.; red. fag. to Sda. per qr. Barley an average supply and the &roved beady at the full pit , . of the reek.' week, being Mr. to taw. per qr. for malting, sal t s. to Its. for grinuing orwta. Oats were eataltered in priw. heing 160. to 3.50. pi r qr. Brans .old at top poi. a, new, W.. to iki. ; ul.l, • to per 3N , trine. NAM ilf.Tta, tlrr. 29.-At our mullet this mnening Englioh wt. at breapht the canonry of this day oe'nnight, sal, only a moderate demand, writ. foreign mot a olow oale, but wa. not quirally lower. Flour, ezeept of thaw* quality sad opprovel agar, nut Bel. to le per seek lower. luta went id. to rd. per 461 b., and oatmeal ed. per load dram r. In bowls ur In lion runt GU .Lange w. °foals able. ti.- At tido day's market there woo a fair supply Of wheat, and the turn in pr.• woo is fas our of the nth r. Hark? la. per qr. higher. Oats Arm, but only t tien in limited quantdio. Beano maintained their value. P... wautod. Ilsootou. (6 T. 29.-At our mallet to-day there Ira, a wean sui4.l, of Ehglirh wheat, which odd olewly at about Ina week's pro ,e; foreign very quiet. and I.'. per ;r. lower. Makin! barley t.ndirg up, aril.; grinding in good Tequila, and 6.1. per qr, oh, ape. Oats otearly in mire. but demand legs active. Indian own eale per ikr. dearer. Beam quiet. Its 14% L14111'16. 01T. tn. -Tbe , farmer. brought a mini • of *beat to th in inark,4 to-day, and the trade WA, dein, at 11. e in ev of bat week. Malting barloy war in good relueat, and quite ao dear ao loot Wolueoday ; in woo.. • 1.. per qr. More nsos ey wag given. Average.: -Wheat. too. Yu. ; barley, 1,361 qrs., Mi.. ante ; 04to. S. yre., 31 , • te a, tr.- We were rather y.annsly ou...plied with al.. at tholay. and a brisk trade was dons' it WA Wyk'. 11.0-1, n•iy forty Int 1,712/ elearod at the elwe hortmew. Il..rhy was 4114,1 In ,mall supply. with a good demand. at pro," in fav,,ae of the.oeller. toiler in 6• in 'hod .apply, at the ti•nnin,sl et las t w.. k. Wit white wheat., flo. G 1 tw. ; b,-t new ditto. 27.. to red. trio. to 2;5.; new dot.,. 27... to 2 , .. y..;: •• to ; I. rr. 34.4. to 2.0 h : oath to ; pros • so new 441, to Tye, se, 41, to 44e.; I. ,t aoa. cd.. n, soo. bur to, KM, 0. 4 - . et:. • Tb. wheat Hale continue. , quiet : mire y are &boot eqied to ,it the tr.. I I • ,vii into: in oupey their daily n.quiretitento at atout 1 .4 sa ; h n ign • 11. in retail at lately lite rate,. It ir:ey. 1 oth noittuar end er:n. • irg. i• Mop• in p.irwl ml:. r, a', I .; I. p r r,r. d i.r.r. Nottir.P., hunting oentinued Lowe arTi4 0. of 111411. 1.:, , 11":1•11• 141.444 1121. i Prl. , ^l va • a up ~r. 6.1: et. I't go. And ann. It die 4;1. pqr. jos. NIA, .1 rt. ii. 7 . . V. We had a rood paten lan r• ac ari olio' this dny. V. heat in good impidy ; trade ; do- p n..- Ii• .d late ode., 0000 0 0 vior kiwi. lA. to innn. y. ("oil ut shisof barley odd nobly at extreme prin.,. grinding wire no td heats* were h. hi fur more money. Yo.. T here welt' in tuari...t dB lot. wheat. 1,176 .po. barley. 1,377 oat., and 2l 4r, ts %Ea, T nett. told-- Wbe,.t. Slinged. ; 1,16.1,05. ; wis e 1.. 74 qrs. ; I 4 us*, Y qn. IN ow , per imperial quoz:, r :-Wneat. Wk. to :6 4. barley. 37.. to 416. ed. ; oats, It.. to Sir. ; bean., 47.. 6.1. to ,2.. ( Al TLC. • rota 1144.11.111. flat. VA.—A dirge wipe) of int I.l.linir quality of beasts on etre, this day ; the demand 4w. The smply shtep wan rrod s number. hut very &Argent m quality: late d. oar ly reales d. Calves • fair time of )...ir supply ; no alt. tat ion in quotations. Fat pigs a tali supply. Beef. bid. to 7d. per lb.: mutton, bd. to (ltd.: real.dd. to Tad. , bacon pigs 10s. r4l. to Its. per were; porker pws, Its. to Ito. dd. rkISTOII :P. —We hod an the whole a very dull market t ,- day. tlf tss f there was a pretty good supply, naludin4 1:0 beasts from Inland; but bminew, generally spooking wxr net hook. The beat qualities told w. 11, 6i.s. to all. per ewt. In. obtained; but wry little are done in middling slesseriptious. the pd.... rang ing from :444. Alm, rye ewt ; inferew qualities could n. 4 be told at all, and a good many annuals remained OD band at the , Mse of the miuket. A great many sheep were on offer, but Ole demand wan 0.4 trey Lug..., and trade was quiet. tioud wet Is rs realised Wel. to Kid. per lb.; middlisse quala Ma were to be had at au, prte and • we+ 11,111. 1111-.11, aldr. .t Lirgr .tore c:attie ant witch rows were in the market, but born.. were not numerons. and only a few animal. as le disposed of, at a alight lido teen °a Lot we. k's wives. The supply .4 pags was steirt. et . o. 1.411 to rrla•lt in the pri..-. •bitn Pie feti4Otta . 3.1. to ItO'. PAL 14 f ',Oro, and porkers counuarshirg 10.4. 6.1. bolds. bd. r ore. TL, for ono a got 4 blow of burns., prim-ip dl) 1 ut Monona sew. dull. _ _ . to T. `2 ,4 . - 'llan . was n lame aupply of rat gt ',Alt I t0...114%, but lb.) awn• elou Iy of the lIAN.IIII tth re.] ro uort al.riggk dtasket, at (non 6m. to 7d. pr lb. Tue qt.. 1.1) go. ig .1 oif ...Ig.wl) wt lower mteg. A guol ....I, • 1....1.0i0t.; woo tlyi. to tort - lb. S'..l. pr lb. lb . :.a; 'lh loij: 1..• 11111 4.dt go.grlo irt• I.lhlat'r v. I I:. kilo, It :00 Vt 0,,:_.1. t. , Ta/. Itg. ; p 1... 5 . I. (0 id. Vt.% tlt:1111.111CF, Il t. Yr. r40f..11:11 4 1... en an in Lit I im h• al an %A iota, markets in the ilistri,i, anti tr.' *lnk mi.) In -ant to have h o l t (,4,,,,h1 3 . ::• (lode Spro ay.. to, I) 1:11••IN.S.,..ltI I C. 1,1•1. 1.3, to 4 (Air .iiinnint 01 1. • a ..! he. 'I 1..- it. to not (..r been at ml the As ts . , 1• I •• “ • niim At C.. , \,vi , .01 sim-1.1 •!. e • .1 Lot nimnim 1 , 11 , i11. I.illy I. I • g. 1,4 al••• iu mioil am! 1. - ti • n 1.1.0., 1,1., ..• .0-.410) en • It ,I. t I ...14 I 1 1 , ... .1 ti. • 141. tO i• •• .1; I. 102 I . i ••••;I'. • .• • • ‘.• n$ $., 11. 1. to.- • M ukrt the 1., 41. ••f I••• vino y tit, tot tit.• nitiolov of ecti.• a $. r then tu oar Pavia.. quali , ha . 1 11111111adf 41 11,1 a • I.'• N . • -1. 11114 - lk lt. r ioo tower.. wow rmulily iiought aii.•r 't 1.,.• 1. p pal .h. - 111' 4.i • 110 - p, a 'oat. met we.ll a 1110.11 . 1.11- It; 5.5.1 It 0114 //Ill.' 111414 . *IV all 011 - .1.111 . 11111.11'••5 1:1 ' I; I:: • latl,t t sills a y al,. • uvill tlt ••• nothing .Jr pa. I .la. •*"- high Numh.v. at ; : Fit 6:.1....•• • ,40.1.,: 010 ; Icon rattle, tat. pip^ lan. The halo. tv; a. 1114..:II r 1%41, 7.. 11.1. to bc.t olUiliLy. 44 . al -t of I ; lOll, ea...N:4 ;. to ; 1. t..; . 1. li,, Icoo la r. V. l'itt wao thc htroc.t ati•or of I. v.i. at.,, f . n floc a avow, 41:11 lo•it‘r •ot 1/11 r. 't hr rib 1,. nal4ol tnon do. tti 4. a .t00....i; a It , h • ft lla . Ml l l. 11... .Mow of Eltgli.ll kelt. 1. - ...1a 111.41. a, velliagly large; in fitet, the numbcr at Iva.. /11 . 14 Mot 1.11 n r. 41 WI at taw oes. rat y cam * llto tnale in them ty I. 011111...V14111 lola wetv 111 141 amt.!. 111 the 1.1 • 04 Ill:4111a 4 fool) au. lb. IV any activity. WO o-4 , 144 . 4 - ially in 1. , Peat 144111, 1 0 v.. 111411 a. oat lohtof • - •tirk 'alt.,. in the utarket,alti• - lt I ihoot ft. ni tin., to f. 51. rh. MI. 1114 . 14 . "Ms a 1 144- +11.14111. 4 which rtaliocil front PAI to It:a 11,0!. no. nn vailortinaly souall how of trial. bru.to, aal 0...• a•.. nui tar highnver act.. Fat alas, act , a. II iepo - .41414 . 41, owl I ft.*. Nal. La 1.4.1. per lb. was spiv..(, at w to “ity oU al a mail tip. A laity show at aut01. 1 4. , 1 1/011. 4 , owl a n Item 1... to a 11.'ait, n numb." I. in,, on. 4.1. Dolt a 1. - a 1111,1a4 4111 tuft, 113141 a• 11.../1' W.ll an fnon 1.. to fa. a aniaa3l4% . r Mi.'s!. A 4re• • hoow .• 4•14. w to out tho 4 04 44 s mot hill. 4 ...•ry -!.•% • a'.. at to 1C1.% 111 am le. 4. a 114,1411.vva thin tlic 1.4 Ist ir. I. So s, hula of vivo Pont rabi I . .5. I t , IS. a?, ...h. . . ...•. . • .•• I Ink 11 . 3% e l .utl a a Life 1g" . •111.1.1V I Ili i‘e wad d.:. . l ad nunkrt 'lln...sh • tall both 14.. W, 3, •1 1 tll4 . .11.4 .iiiotit) of 1..4N leach ....1.11,11.10. at high pi"... A ~..n0.1.10 ikaadiaaa.‘a ad Nikes, Vied w elle fad. rand aisdalit) .4 1.. f. r aaltana• 0( I My.; .1.1. to th.. inf. 'for, ti. 74.14. ; hot tautton, 044. 1,74. r lh.: *.. ,01 ‘ 1 1 ,1 7. 61. to et! . .l ; nifrrinr, DL 0i30LT.29.-art wale wad • Wet ee Moo 44%4 2. Beet loef, oto ; twit wetbomotles. N. to ; s toot veal. 7d. MO hew; 244 *tap atm.., el Teel last week. Tottl, 2,92 1 kolloto, 2414 *hem 74 ethtt TRAFFIC RETURNS. - - - Itrumnes. Wan Pu. yr,. Wee 0 9 4 9. worm eknadiee. eat*/ July 11/.. that Voneligro Ists Me 433 Week mean kept 9. • Worthy's( bums Ayres 19 Feld. Ito Sept Ilk Creserkt Cent me ral el OBetelednm sTa igts 13, 29,im 4.4.!„ Md., . LostagberrAlkosehend i,ona 68 1 11 leek asthma OA. st. Belt. t end County Dern% 44 412 2C4 &Met & Cuuntien - 1,418 1.111 Lresuorsdem Cabal:inn 984 V 2 02 4. Werk mining /let. 4, Knob Enders' Medal and Week enExding Oet. 26. am, ter West Waters Unto. 11.7 4 1 2,3 g, 7 . 17 ' 84,Xiq 4tit,3 1 ,1 04 I ,U 1 :'l7; AcculEsT To rite Wt.Lnlt accident betel • portion of the pus... Kt „ . ' the R elsh mail on TUf.day , rea.l lea tr :l ' bury at 3.30 a.m., and tuna Rur.dday morning the call baring u r 6.,1 il'u.. tint station outof Shrewsbury. got rut., it idoceteled till within a few mrl4,, or I pruengers in the rear of the Lai n . eerier motion and a gradually 0 4 , 4 triceently resulted in a .1.114 atem t mined that one of the eoapi'er and that the rear of the train, none- , ir , ;1 . • . yin. pmt,lhest van, :Ind a c. g r a p o It • ,rr len behind. The night sea, h prat danger of the semain:eg vete •.: •I .. • into colliaion when returning with ti..: search for them, and the ftil...lq. r. i . , carriages, and scranibling ~pen the awa i te d th e return of the ../igilt.• .k:t••r ri an hour—which, spent utr n a ra . o'clock on a cold misty mornii, to the passengers-- the etv.i:sl,, au•l = remained attached reterned. 41 , 4 without further arei.lent. It 41.!...0.. !:, • does not stop till it reaches Wel , hp, • • there betray) the rnialrap was Lad to return at a very .low , u I, what point the VlVOlani . ..• h ,41 •r: i I whit moment he might ..,,, . 1 . triage& DET.AT or rur. : Mt•.• • day morning a trolly nal. , .1 ,•, along the up line on the London and North We-tern Rtatian and Shugborouxh T •. ' of pr. ter , dimallue.r. a • .. • • foreeolriviun one of th.: ra I. .• - . • blocking up the line. 8.,,r.,,, ;• at hand at the new ..tati..a . ai:.l they were set ti. work was dee ut the tine, let 1... time to be stopp. d. Tie. I. • about half an hour. A TUNNEL UNPEI: M: .• of the Mersey Docks an , l se a+ read from Meow , . 11'W. of Liam 11.0e1, in:conning tie 1.. • y oar ese,l to draw up a 1,1.1 n. of i arliam , to e-, enurse of formation. t i .. western end of the Bit keahe Liv, n (oh and conecr,iiii. point. It was agreci that the : nand a d , .110 ltion fio:u the UIIrINT TO MR. I: kPIA day night Mr. Barry Suibt• :• audierce at the Liverpool Aor.l. •.. . Baran. An accident n:cori..4 • Don Cue ar enter* the &parte., ni :,. • c,• ftcm the unwelcome att. hi. . • tells 3faritana that her ent , is abruptly, erelaimine„e• ~.• sire." While Mr. Siillivan Tut- day night, his ritht foot • :•.• Flip which careless • .• • • war, badly sprained. Th0.,:11 •i... he al proaehed the front we.. •. : hou , r , suspected a seriou• , IC , A - 1 , 1% r. the play proceeded with..ut Mr. •1 , •, • signs p ain . m sof ..dial c Agenume tth e ee:l2 „.h elu,, i i-1 •i•lr , m volunteered their a'nstan-e, ar..l Mr. i called in. As soon at the latter ge idl• liven', foot, which was ftwollen to a , :r •.• his rippearance on the 'tare for this ar.• there i- now moon to fear that serf rat w• • , before he is again able to appearon the qr..- MUEDES AND SPICIPE.—A shot:: and suicide were discovered yesterday mormi.:, Staffordshire. On Wednesday night a lain .I named Thomas Worthingten. went to bed a-. . nine. leaving his wife up to finish some boo:. Be went to sleep, and woke at four o'cl,. c morning, and found she had net been to b..• I stairs he came upon the dead bodies of . youngest child, a girl 13 months old. •• , • cut. and lying in a punt of bled in the I,:t • bad left them the night before. The •••'. - nearly severed from the body, and ri. bleed . was found on the floor. A v...r a: • child eau,. d great grief to the poor since been in a very low state. u• . •i •31.• mental infirmity , he n.. •• • •• crime. She live 4 on te:n. :. • left with four children. DB. PE .lo\olt's I.PiIIT i —l , r. FAwanl M • .: • Reur.t, in Of.. work •• On r • • . • • • • gnat lahantaker that th. r• •-• • • • admitt. it to t..• c • ..• by Pr A. 3.•norli. It ha. ' -• th..rril. o r‘•••••mmonat I. upr rtainty. wr hoe r : • • ■(, .LA Inirrtial Ihef.rn all,-h. Soli•Congrev..•••. t••• . . L.uden.—,Advertwei, , eut . 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