The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-24 00:00:00

4 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. YORK AUGUST MEETING. TtrZSDAY. The continued drought naturally interfered with the strength of the York August Maim& which baa adorn eseapied high rank t nefog men. Training &s -tints ham been so " harden ed " that it has been found shnost as difficult to train hones for their engagement' as it is during a frost in winter, thus illustrating the old adage that extreme. meet. On the gement occasion the ram gathering upon linavesmire was immeshed with mom than ordinary interest, she probable anfasoaism of General Peel and Blair Athol in the Great Y orlobLu Sikes sharpening the appetites of "the Tykes" with a key to the Great Northern event shortly to de decided on the Doncaster town moor. The report in circulation on Monday evening that Lord Glasgow had decided not to run " the General " unites rain came was premature, pod the watery element having moistened the course on Monday and during the _sport on Tuesday, General Peel will meet Blair Athol on Thursday (unless some accident occurs), and thus the excitement aroused will not be appeased until the Derby battle has been fought o'er again. The whole of the three days provide abundant sport, the first day of the meeting liatiog twelve races appointed for decision, which necessitated an early commencement. The racing began at one o'clock—the Zetlaod Stakes, converted into • handicap, being the opening Faroe. Four of the six coloured res, " the talent" picking out the winner Mari gold, about whom sto 4 was eagerly taken. The "fielders" led a turn in the subsequent ram, in which Lord Glasgow's four-year-old Clarior made all the running after going a hundred yards, and woo in a canter. The Chesterfield Handicap only brought out nine of the twenty-six coloured from the thirty-eight subscribes,, for 'dila Lord West asodand brought Echo to the post. He was barked like one I of hi lordship's " good things," and did not disappoint the followers of the green jacket. For the Selling Stakes there was a " hot" favourite in My Fancy, who won ell the way, and her sale after the nee placed • balance of 3701. to the credit of the fund. Of the half-dozen runners for the Con vivial Stakes, the public and the talent alike, stood the un beaten Will Agee", who could not, however, get nearer than third, the winner turning up in Olmar, a hone beaten off in the Exeter Stakes, at the Newmarket July Meeting, won by Puritan. The remainder of the racing will be found fully detailed below : ThIE ACTLAND STALES lldiellp) of IS lOW. each, with 50 added ; for all ape. One mile. (6 sate.) Lord Westmoreland's Marigold, by Tealdlngton—Slater to ningapore, 4 yrs, nat Mr. Osborne's Dubiety, 4 yrs, let 71b (car. Sat Mb: (Carroll; 2 Lord lit. Vtutont's Little timg. 3 yrs, Sit 215 (J. Orimthwi $ Wisdom also ree. Betting : 6 to 5 apt Marigold, 6 to 4 apt Little Stag, and 6to I apt say other. Dabiety made play, followed by Wisdom, Marigold lying third and Little Stag last, until fairly round the bend, when Marigold palling double took second place, the others at the same time closing op. At this half distance Marigold headed Dobiety, and memories her lead as she went on won cleverly by three parts of a Magill, Little Stag being baste° • head from the second ; Wisdom was dose up. Little Stag palled up so lame after the race that he could scarcely walk back into the tacloeure. Ter ECM. CROY Stasis of 100 swot owl, half forfeit, for 4-yr-olds ; colts, Rat 101 I) ; Miss, Bet Glb. Two mules over the Old Course. (7 subs ) Gard Glargow Clarior, by De Clare—Milani, sst Illtb Mr. 11. MeWines The Plover, list 101 b Captain D. Lane's Blue Mantle, Bst 101b....(0 lerdbem • Betting : 7t04 on Bine Mantle, sto 2 apt CLvioty sad sto 1 gist The Plover. Blue Mantle jumped off in front, bat in a few strides was deprived of the lead by Clarice, who serried on the running with a lead of two or three lengths of Blue Mantle, behind whom at an interval of a length ea lowed The Plover. Excepting that Clarior kept increasing his lead there was no variation in their positions till round ing the bend, a quarter of a mile from home, where the two rear horses made their effort, but neither could reach Lord Glasgow's hone, who woe easily by two lengths. The Plover, who overhauled Blue Mantle in the last 100 yards, declared the second place by a length. Tax Cuserearram HANDICAP of 5 sore. each, with 100 added, for all ages ; whines extra. One mile. (36 eats.) Lord Westmarlemrs Echo, by Revenue—Sareh Wash. metes bred In America, 3 yrs, est 71b ,Morr4l I Doke of at. Athens Brindisi, 3 yrs, 7st Limbos; I lord Zetlandb Mandarin*. 3 nil -(J Manor 3 Tbe fol owing also ran :—VM Principal, 21inrcherelk Lyra, Stirrup Cup, Obedience, and Kairmsist. Betting: 5 to 2 apt Echo, 6 to 1 apt Brindisi. 100 to 15 each apt RandarilL, Lyra, and Kaponda, and 7 to 1 act The Principal. Proceeding towards the poet, Obedience bolted towards the city, end the rest were started without her. Immediately the flag dropped, Kamm* Lyra, Neweburch, and Brindisi wait of in front, the first men tioned roak.ng play, with the other three in close attendance sad clear of the remainder, amongst whom was Echo, lying off. Excepting that the rear rank took elosn. order. Than was no variation in the running until almost within • quarter of a niiie of home, where Hamm& and New. church gave woe, and Brindisi took the lead, on either side et whom wen Echo (who bad previously exneed some slieculty in getting through his bonne), Bandanas, and Kaput:lda. At the distance Echo and Brindisi quitted Lord Lmland's illy and )(spends, the former of whom, having Us best of the shoals from it, cornmeocerneat. woe easily by a length ; two Isagths between the second and third, sad Remand* a had fourth. Newehorch was fifth. Lyra sixth, The Principal seventh, and Stirrup Cop last. Tab SELLING nraiLlis of 5 eons. each, with 50 added, for all ages. Selling and other allowances. T.Y.O. (5 furlongs 44 yards). (12 ante.) Captain Whites My Fancy, by (lemma di Versy—F4Mty. yr. , lot. tat 7lb . (J. Orlreshaw; I Lord Annesley'a Br o wn Willie, tyrs 401.'.541005(1i Shiny Mr. Crook's loafer, 3 yrs ,101. 7at X. Taylor The following also ran :—Bright. &noble, f by Knight of Avenel—Damsel, Vanessa, Arno, Measure fee ?demure, Ostenta tion. ftichmonl Las, and Clielmaford. --- i;ttioi7 7to 4pt My Fanny, 100 to 15 apt Chelms ford, 7 to 1 each apt Ostentation mad Loafer. 9to 1 apt Vanessa, and 10 to 1 apt Brown Willie. My Fancy made all the Tanning, and won easily by two lengths. A length operated the wood and third, and the Damsel filly was a bad fourth. Richmond Luz was fifth, Ostentation mirth, Bright 'smooth, sod Veneer last The winner.was bought to for 410 guineas. _ _ _ THE CoM MULL SrAims of 10 soya. 44eh, h ft, with 100 added ; for 2-yr-olds; cella, eat 101 b; Whet, Sot 61b ; certain pomades sad allowances. T.Y.O. (5 toslonp 44 yards. (76 nubs.) Yr Watt's Olmar. by Saunterer Birthday. Sot :lb :I . :Snowden 1 Baron Niviere's a tr*u_9st Ilb (Irtrind 2 Mr. J. Osborne's eat loth *winding 71b ea; ;Osborne /be following also ran : Tune Chat, St. Manna and Zambezi. Betting : 6to 4 apt Wild Agnes, 4to 1 apt Zambesi, b to 1 agst &outran% 100 to 15 apt Olmar, end 10 to 1 apt Fuzee Chat. The latter, in the centre of the muse. made play, followed closely by Wild Agues, Canteen. and Zam bezi a short distance, when Wild Agnes took up the running, but was beaten at the distance. There Olmar and Gastrin came away, and after a sne race Olmar won by a seek. Two tenths separated the mooed and third, a heed dividing the third and fourth ; the others beaten off. (er 171.1411.APH.) Tai Yoganglee OAKS of 15 'ova, each, 5 ft, with 100 added, for 3-yr-old filliea. Bst MP seek ; certain allowaoces mid penalties ; the sewed to receive 50 Rots, out of the stakes. and the third to save her stake. One mils and • quarter. (54 subs.) Yr. Watt's Gondola. by Treatberbit—Galety, 3st 31b Snowden) 1 Mr. Lincoln's Light, Sat 10th Fordbam 2 Mr. Mary's Miss Pickle, Pst bib nay - ward) 3 The following also ran :—Linda, lady of Ooverham, Queen of Trumps, Toot-Toot. Revival, and Alice Tanconbert Betting : 2 to 1 apt Lady of Coeerhant, 180 to 20 apt Light, 9to 2 apt Tooi-Tool, 6to 1 spat Swivel 8 to 1 mpg Linde, and in to 1 sin Queen of Tramoa lady of Cower ham made play, closely followed by Light, RevietL and guise of Trump., to the Itiddlethorpe turn, where Revival gave place to Linda, and shortly afterwards the latter =Light., and the pair came on in front of Ludy o f ham to the distance, where Gondola joined them, Immediately upon which Linda dropped away, and Light Ira Gondola thereupon same on together, and a foe race result 4 in favour of the latter by a short head ; a length and • half between second and third, Linda vas fifth, Ludy Of Coverhara Math ; the others beaten off. Fordham objector' to the winner for hanci or. on to him at the fluids, eel thus preventing his making the best rise of his horse. The objection, however, wan overruled, and Gondola pta She stakes. Drce %was of 1,000 mom each, 300 ft, for 2.yr-olde ; colts, &it 10111; 6lliee , Bet 61b. ; allowances. Thne-puirten of a mile. (3 rube.) Lord Oloirow's f by Torophlllte—Pbyalk tbd Slb :Macron. I Lord Coventry's Connection. Sat 71b flettion : 11 to 10 op Lord Glancy's 611 y wbo, @bowing tensoer„ lost a couple of leortba' rum. which else, however, gradually regained before teaching the Imi:distance, and won by a length. Tat 01.0 Tom YEAR OLD PRODECI STARZB of 100 neve. each, h ft, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, fit 71b; fat 4111 ; certain allowances. Two miles. if subs.) Kr W. S. Carts rlgtlCa Ely, by Klngstop—Tbe Bloomer. Sit 7lb 'epitome) Mr. Lounde's Hiner, Het fib rI (leberns) I Hotting 5 to 2on Ely. Minor made play with a long had till within threo-qoarten of a mile of home, when lay drew closer, mid, after so exciting struggle from the half-ditrance, woo by a bead. Ten Jovcrics Sraitra of 100 eon. each, 30 ft, for 2-yr olds ; colts, sat 101 b ; 811 i n, Bet 81b; the mooed to save ilia stake. Three-quarters of a lac (B subs.) Watt:a Calmar, by Saanterer—Blrtbday„ Sat 10th ~I. . en lowa Zethed's $ k Slams oared hie stake, and .Bnowd recei er ved . Ono of the forfeits. 82001 D YEA/ - OF TEN EIGHT. Noes op ESOLLND BM/114UL fOfAKC.4 of 10 sows. each, h ft, with 100 added. for 3-yraide ; colts, list 1016 ; Cies, Rat bib ; metals penalties sad allbwasees wineen extra. Two miles, over the Old Cleswee. 0/2 oubt4 Nr. Booms Clammoat, by De Clare—Auld acoaslatasce, rtt 1318 'at. ea. 'Anittnalt 1 Captain Ora)'. Windham. not 10M Mr. T. Valentines Bellylot. Pot bib Fattier : sto 2 en Claremont, cod 4 to 1 eget Windham. dimeamat made all the roaming, aad,wea by a length ; Wax was a very hod third. TICE BRAIIIHAM PARK Symms of 100 90•11. each, 30 ft, for 3-/r olds ; colts, det 101 b; Bst Bob ; trippers artra evreness. One toile sad a half. p robs.) Mr. I.6unde3 Miner, by RaMptan—Manipmeso cot 10Ib Osborne , •o. A SwursrAuts of 100 sm. 000 k k ft ; far 4 yr-aids ; THE . ' =PREIS, k WEDNESDATa EVIKNG I . UMW) c ons, got Mgh ; I►lie■„ Id lib • emends nilliwaannt sod penatirs. Two miles, over the Old Gomm. (4 Babe.) Mr Hughes's The Lord la waiting, VI Alauli VrlM I shooter's dam, rat nib Sir. W. H art's lltddheoateh o 101 b (ffor 0 : 010' ) 2 Betting : 5 to 4 as Lard ia Wsitin, who roads play with e lend of Woe or four lengths far thretquartses ti a mile, when Middiewstelt tea up the renew, w►ich he carried os at s slow pace tall within half a mile of the finial when they aced. Opposite the stead Lord in Weide( mom away, end woe by s length. BETTING ON THE comma MA HANDICAP. 3to 1 apt last Lanatahlre (t) I 4 to 1 offered bar one ST. LIGZIL W 4 apt Blair Athol (d) 26 to I apt My 3 sod off) sto 2 General Peal (of 60 to 1 Miner (oil 100 to S Claremont (t) I POO to 400 —Mr.BowitiloW BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. (e Sias: aura • 3301 HANDICAP 100 to 30 apt East Lincsahlre le to 1 apt limber (t) (taken) 26 to 1 Deopab (t) 4to 1 Welcome (lace) JD to 1 goia Callon 9to 3 Raglan (off) (a) 7to 1— The Hightlyeet 10 to 1 Deep& sad dam oolt (t& of) lion leer monied 10 to 1 The Clown Op (taken) ST. 9 to t opt Blair Athol (off) i 880 1 lilt Barnph (0g) PLYMOUTH, DEVON, AND CORNWALL MACES.—Ttrowar: Tee Un17131 Bitzticz PLATE (Haadkap) of 30 son., added to • sweepstake' of fieova. eteb, 2 to to tbe fund, if declared by 8 o clock on the sassing before running ; win , oars exam ; gentlemen rider; }plum 71b extra • Pee round and distance. (About are mile and &hale) (10 subs.) Prince D. Soltykors Douche, by Wsatherblt-11.merly, 4 Tn. UM (Captain Foohell) 1 Mr. Parr's Moose, 4 ill 1017 (Owner) f Gemini Holloway's Hmetley, 3 yrs, pest 101 b Hollway) No betting. Won by • length ; (Captain dead heat for mond No. Tee Fain YEAH OF Tag PLYMOUTH BIMOYIAL STMOM of 10 sots. each, 5 ft, with 50 added ; for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 10th ; 8111. and geldinp, Bst 71b ; the second to save his stoke ; certain penalties sad allowances. Straight half mile. Mr. Lowe's Editha, by Ethelbeirt—Ortielda,34 4Th (Noblell 1 Captain King's Belie of Kan. OM 4lb (J. Mann; ,;,2 Gene`way ns End/kick 714 131 h (Clanarial -3 NoWon easily by • Wirth ; woo &laws b•tweet second and Aire. THe SALTRAM STAKES (Handicap) of 15 sovs. scab, 7 ft, and 3 ply if declared, with 100 added ; the 'spend to save d his ec mod) extra. About 2 miles. (26 subs.. 12 Mr. ettle Pella. by Felon, dam by Bay Middleton. sera &n TM 11h (Orly) Mr. Wilkes Allow Me. 4 yrs. Sit Sib (Grille) 2 Mr. J. Ward's Spithre linty, 4yr 71b .... (C. Souls) 3 Dsontless sad hart Diver sho ran.' mNooe o betting. Wee by two lengths ; • length between d and third. Tea PLYMOUTH PUTS (Handicap), of 60 sop. ; winners "sees. One mule. Sir. Porter's Mountain Doe, by Mountain Deer—Antelope, b 7n. 7st 121 b (Telly. jun.) Prince D. Foltykoffs Nebuchadnezzar, 3 yrs. Bat bib (J. Yam; Resyley's Wee Agile, 3 re, 71. The following also no Mu Treason, and Laugh...he m No ond end betting. Wen by half length ; two lengths between ; ird. Tar LADLIe PLATS of 30 sm., added to a 'waspish*. of 3 win. each • weight for mgr, with selling sad Ober al- buena' ; beta. Threerperters of • mile. Mr. Oladstone's Avoncilffe, by itirikol—Avonmore, yrs. bet Bib (0 5099) 1 wo Mr. Blesyley's Wee a. S yrs, ilst 710 'Cowie) dr Mr. T. Parr's 3 ms, Bn. 710.... Lightfoot' 3 dr First best—Woe by eight laegthe. Langbalei woollen at the post. Eismied best—Avonclifie walked over. ARRIVALS.—Burgems, Heppe!, Belle of, the Vale, and British Queen filly. We are authorised to eootzadict the statement that Mr. E. Brayley scratched his horses for all their engagements at Weymouth on Monday last. nay are only strua out of the lielcombe Stakes. GREAT YARMOUTH RACES.-TrISDAY. NOINOIJC AND 80770L1C HANDICAP. Om mile sad a balL Bnekkot Captain Crow Brown Stoat. 1 I a Ave ram. -NAVAL AND ILILITARY. THB TOLDYII OOURT& AmuAluxr, Aron", 23. APPOnfill OLIILDHALL. Lieutenant C. A. Buckle, to the Marlborough, as Mr. Water, jun., made en application to Mr. Alderman tenant to.Vioe-Admirel &mg, LH. ; LientenencE74 Wegrlow esmoerniof what Ingnalbed is • great hatekiP Hoch/art, to the Orontes. expaiiimed by • &lei of his ages tie-caw ad for eking Naval Cadet A. Haggard, to the Renege. the rebeitmentgousse between one and four is the mon ies cisme into forme. He mid—ldr. Henry Thomas James, on CHATHAM, Amor 23. whims behalf I now apply, is the keeper of a ocdree•honse ln VISIT OF TDB LORDS OF rues ADRIRALIT.—This Showlans. Some abort tme door he left a house near the the Lords of the Admiralty p.M as odnial rift to WWI spot and gave 2001* come into the heses be now of the Standard ass the printing.offioes the d for the porpees of impacting the values naval bolds, which n M d eelablishresela The members of the board comprised the I ra ' o a l l w r i ` s ir; o 9 poss "'"X s T oo ;l s -- 7 4 — • - oompoeiton oso at Diked Sowing, KG., Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir F. W. ^'"" employed, who are his regular customers. Those men not Grey, K.O.B. h ilear-Admiral the Hos. J. 8.. Drummed, their work until about 3 o'clock in the morning, leaving C Atiral aDd S,7 R o binson, ‘' Cd Oo e n ni tro ll er" Eig• Of li tim P ila .6 4 ll ; Major lads; liner toes Tha-- • uired ' helium " , and m y client's ' Kama wall of named f or supplying every dam of provision@ not of as Director W orks : ineering ( * stab Hell ' " tenth es excisable character. Sash house was considered secomarr, oratory to the Me of Somerset; and other officials. After many of the custom ers & had some moats to walk so t h e impeding the Achilles and the works is progress far the suburbs , as an d much needed amp of coffee after they had "tenths° of the dockyard. their ketlthiPs landed at the finished their work . Sinai the new act has come into form Quesaisatairs, and were , solved by the various omelet . my client bilged to shut his shop up at 1 o . olook, They thee oommeneed a tour of the tebnrda visitim the thereby dos i" g asrso idol the priosipd p 0 itt t p of tsolo. Ballaraejaa• Lord Walden, Cadama * vAanuaar, and o th er and as this would fis his utter ruin if followed out, I have iron and wood.. gips, building end repOring ; after which to ask you, to grant h. ► special license as the act they thenected th e Melal male ' scPec k. Y mith ' sad other evidently never oontemplalll shutting up soda houses se a _ k atamiakma _ a ., c . al t.,.. Thair nnAi kadald „,22, ,„ s ~ e , 7l r el _l 2- tem, bat intended to pat to certain disgraceful s "'"'" ` el '"'"'""" t r os 'w•"*""' '*"" s"" 9 "'""' sesues on th s, enacted in the Haymarket sod some few other sad spent some time at establhhnsent, ham which low they walked the Royal Maria. Barracks, and inspected Mr. Martin—The act does not give the magistrate power the works in pr= for the enlargement and external of to grant the Bosom f I my . the local authorities my do that bandit'. daanwda "al aboard the Eater ' so, and the definiti on of "local authorities ' with respect to pules, where they dined and slept, sad will continue this th e City is the C ommissioner of Police, subject to the ap inspection to-morrow (Wernaday) morning. probation of the Lord Mayor. Mr. Alderman Waterlow--I understand the act so. In the case of yam client, although it would enlist m sympa thy, I am not prepared to say that, even though Thad the power, I world enemas it in granting any nth licensee, as from my own knowledge of the large printing houses. I think that whatever may be requisite in the shape of tea or coffee oan be made and supplied in the printing establish ments, which waild obviate the neoserity . of such houses, which are more often the means of keeping the men from their homes and inducing them to spend their money, when they would be bettor making their way home. I cannot be of assistance toyon, Mr. Wonteer, in this mai% you must apply elsewhere. Henry Hammertoe, aged 14, and Hairy Wyatt, 15, two respectably-dressed boys, were brought up on remand, charged by City poticirometabloGeorge Hill, 315,with being illegally in of of a gold chain and some other arti cles of o w . It appeared the evidence that the prisoner Wyatt was Mopped by the Moms. Atteoberough when attempting to pawn the them in question. On being questioned, he was unable to Unsatisfactory replies, so the pollee were sent for, and he was given into custody. The chain was a valuable me, and bad a gold nose attached, set round with pearls ; a watch was also found upon him. The other *- weer, Hammertoe, who was in company with him, wee also taken, and searched, and some gold earrings and ' bracelets wen found upon him. It transpired that both of the boys had left they homes at Winchester, on of them havingAz viously robbed Ids father, and the other his master. came to London and took lodgings, and after travelling about for some short time they Demme abort of many, and attempted to pawn the chain. The polies at Winchester are communicated with, and Mr. Alderman Waterlow not the boys in charge of a °n otable to that city, to be dealt with by the magistmtes there. Charles Nash was brought before Mr. Ingham for the third time on a charge of obtaining 901. from Mr. F. Clark, the secretary of the South Western Railway Company, by falsely representing that he was injured in the fatal acci dent at Egham station on the evening of the first day of Aseot nose. _ . Several additional witnesses having been called in the pri moven behalf, Mr. Ingham repeated what be had said before, that it was a ease of °amniotic; livid/woe. Is consequence of the strong evidence on the Bide of the prosecution, he had determined to mend the case fee trial, He should have been happy to have admitted the prisoner to bail but for theesiler's ease. The Primate was then fully ooramited for trial at the next amnion of the Central Criminal Court. THE ALLEGED ROBBERY OP GOVERNMENT STORES AT WOOLWICH, At the Woolwich Police-court yesterday, Jolts Clark, of 3, Elgin-terrace, Woolwich, a pessimist from the Royal iilllllo6, was pissed at the bat before Yr. Mande, on a remanded charge of the anlawfal possession of a large quantity of cloth, calico, silk, and other articles supposed to hays bore stolen frogs the clothing stores of the Royal Marine barracks, where the primmer was foe many employed as a tailor. Mr. Lewis, of Ely-place, Holborn, appeared on behalf of the prisoner. At the previous examination, Lieutenant Anther, who is in charge of the clothing stores, stated that the property produced had no doubt been removed from the storm, but there was no proof that it had been stolen, inasmuch that a teertain quantity of cloth, Au, wit served out to the master tailor, to produce a certain number of garments, sad if this wee dose any material remaining might be 0313 - dared the property of the master tailor, who is reply: to , the magistrate said that it was very probable he had given • somber of the articles to the prisoner. Colour-Sergeant Mahoo. Kit., now attended, and ides tilled two brushes and • broom produced as being 'furore , meat property, bat it was stated that they had been lent to Corporal Davis, who lent them to the prisoner. Mr. Meade said at the previous examination he had ex- ! pressed as opinion that, considering the large amount of property produced, and which had evidently some from the I clothing stores, it was highly desirable that other officers should attend sod give evidence, so that the case might be fully investigated. He wished to know if any ollicen from the Royal Marines or the Admiralty wars present. A reply having bees given is the negative, Mr. Maude ssa d, after what had taken place, he bad no alternative but to give the prisoner his liberty, but he most observe that the ',bole proceedings throughout this case exhibited • Woman's' of sdadaistration with regard to this (members, establishment such as be had sever beard of. Ile was surprised to Sod that his request for the stasodance of same °Stier who meld give tome explanation of the affair hid Dot been complied with. it we not for him to say bow govenmeet poperty should best be protected, bat he wouldsay that this owe fully proved that • very loose state of things now prevailed. The prieoeer vas then discharged, and Yr. Lewis, orb his behalf, applied that the property amid be returned to him. PoliCe-Oirgeant Crawly Of tie diviaioa, specially Nl *yell by the Admiralty at Woolwich sad Deptford, here stated that he should feel justified is &Wein the perty if secemary until he communicated with the Adu inity authorities. Mr. Mande:stated that the property roast at preempt remain in the hands of the police. The repeal of the court of inquiry held et Woolwich Garrison, to investigate the system of peculation carried on at the Royal Military Clothing Stores by soldiers of the Artillery employed in cutters, having bees submitted to the anthoritioast the War Department, the tea prisoners in custody on the chugs were ordered to be brought for trial before a district or garrison court martial, composed of officers of the Royal Artillery. The wart aasembled for the first time vesterday merinos in a spacious room near the Brigade Major's dice, and seasoned of sight officers, Colonel H. G. Teesdale, of the staff of the Royal Horse Artillery, officiating as president. The court having beat formally opened Is accordance with the provisions of the Motley Act, the prisoners, Corporal Pinkeogham. tuners Marsha* Hill, Gibbons, Cameron, Pearce, Harrington, Lock. Lindsay, and Hooper, were charged under a clause of the act named with • disgrainful conduct in having stolen or embezzled govern ! ment , stores, or in haviug received the same knowing ft to have bees stolen." The names of the officers comprising the court were then read over in the hearing of the lin emen, who made no objection to the coestitutioa of the court. The charge against each prisoner was tried separately, the evidence effecting Corporal Pinkeogham and guano?' Marahata and Pearce being takes this day. The witnesses examined were chiefly sergeant' of the military police, who, in consequeoce of a oommuoication made by Ling, • detec tive constable of the R division, stationed at Woolwich, accompanied that officer to houses occupied by the prisoners, where a coosiderable amouat of property was foend which had evidently formed • portion of government stook at the clothing stores. At four o'clock the court was adjourned imtil to-day, when the charges against ether prisoners will be proceeded with. In the report of the cue of " Bristow v. Bate man," in our yesterdiy's impression, the word " apology" was need in oonsexion with Mr. Betemaa's letter to the complaisant We are requested, on Mr. Batesnao's behalf, to state that the phrase really need by the emusl for the prosecution st. WM. 'the statement et Mr. Batemsa in his FRAUD ON A BrIZION DlALl2.—Yetterday morn ing two men. who said they were gold craws just arrived from Au/anal% presented themselves at Mi. Sehmaladder's. bullion dealer, Clerkeawell, 'dicier/ • quantity of gold nuggets for sale. The gold was subjected to the usual tests which it stood, and Mr. flohnialoolder pee the men • ream for 70f. Os the geld Wag pet into the melting pot it was disoriented that • fraud had been effected the nuggets being manufactured of inferior metal coated with gold sufficiently thick to dead the USA Tics LICENSING STISTIK AT BIRKENEINAD. —The Birkenhead comicusioners held a special urre4hee y manioc, to consider a resolution submitted at tbe a t r at committee in favocr of • memerial to the magistrates. pray. lug that no additional licenses might be granted is Birkea bead for publio-beases at the mama session, to be held at Birkembeed ou Thursday neat. A diennesisa essued, and ultimately it woe agreed, with only one dimes. tient, to adopt a memorial. 'The dissentient was the chair man, Mr. W. Hind, who remarked that although they adopted • dialer saresarial lest year, it bad been Ulm notice of. They bad been treated with disrespect. sad be thought that if they adapted the seam mums Usk year they would pima &omelets - in • Was paltion. TRADvmurs Emma. - - — has. Com mile. Brown Stout Omsk, Is Brunicsual HANDICAP PLATE. T.Y.C. C by Yellow Jack, dam by lob The Talkie i Sax na. TWO-TIALOLD STAKES. T.Y.C. athieeu C by 61 ntle Kitty Tee no. Vasrrond RAXDICLP Pun. T.T.C. 111:"war. 4 Clemeadl Vamp Zona. Para• Use Four zsa BETTEcG AT MANI ZHOA HANDICAP. 4to 1 apt Hot Lance 4to 1 opt Wiliam Cll (ti Ito 1 Bo It frosty) 4to 1 Illehlydes dam 12 to 1 Any other (off; eon (t) .—Tozetur. THE CHACE CORETRUCTOR'S PioDtcrioffs. —The Lords of the Admiralty are now going through the farce of inspecting the dockyards—in other words of ening every. thiug with the smooth side opyermost. They have "done" Chatham and ;Shearson', Pembroke, Devoepert, aod Ports mouth, bat not Woolwich, we believe, se perhaps they will " do" that port next, and make a few inquiries into the probable cost of re • some of their proripi, the Chief Coestructoes binederL It will be pleasant for hi, Grace who appointed, and for the Controller who palmed off, Mr. Reed open his Gran as a preemie& miraele, to go on board the Favorite, and secortaim if he can, the coat of pulling that ship to pieces In order to get the engines into her. Lookers-on calculate the east 'roughly at some thou rods : for solid strong work done at Deptford has had to he cut, hacked, and pulled to pianos, in order to allow the engineers to get the userhisery into her. The simple mistake of placing the funnel end steering wheel isidde the Wittig boxes of the Research and Enterprise snag with the guns and crew was sufficient, one would have suppreed, to convince the Controller and the Admiralty that some body did not naderstand matters very well ; but we calm- late that memo hundreds of thounode mere will have to he thrown away before the noble head of the Admiralty will own to his coevietioa of the fact that ow ships raider Admiral Robinson, sod his intuitive Constructor, are being Cri=aad destroyed. —United Service Gazette. MURDER IX BEIIIIINONAK.—An adjourned inquiry wee held before Dr. B. Davies, coroner for the borough of Birmingham, on Monday, tomato; the death of • child five months old, named Edward John Thompoo, the illegitimate offspring of Lucy Thonapsou, • girl of 20, by whom, r alleged, th e deceased bad been poisoned by a compound known as "Hunters \retrain Killer." The mother of the child, a wretched looking object, was pre sent, in the custody of Inspector Percy. Some evidence taken on the tint inquiry having bees read, Dr. Altred Hill, public &mays' for the borough of Birmingham, was called, and deposed to having made an analysis of the contents of the stomach and portion of intestine of the deceased, which were banded to him in two sealed jets by the coroner's officer. He tested the contents of the jars for mineral poisons, bat failed to detect any traces of their propene*. He then searched for organic poisons, and di/covered strychnia in cousiderable quaotities. He then procured a reaction by the usual prom, which also showed the presence of the same poison. Winne stated that be had analytically tested a packet of the poison called "Vermin Killer," and found it composed of anrchnia, the extent of cos-half of the balk of the powder, mixed with starch. and ultramarine as a colouring matter. The powder in the packet be examined was one ordinarily sold for threepence, and weighed eleven grains; and the fraction of • grain of this powder would be fatal if administered to a child of five mouths old. The arieused, after being cautioned by the coneer, made a statement on oath, to the effect that she had suf fered great privation from want of employment, having been tensed out of her lodgings with her child because abe had no money, and the father of the child had refused to assist her, although she had acquainted him with her desti tute state. She added, "I sprat the whole of that night in St. Paul's churchyard, and at firs o'clock in the moronic I wandered down the Bull Rice. Here a feeling came over me, and my senses left me, and I recollect nothing morn until the evening, when I came to myself and found I was in Moot street iodine." The jury, after some deliberation, returned a verdict of " Wilful murder," swan Lacy Thompson ; and the wretched woman, who fainted several times daring the inquiry, was committed for trial at the sett Warwick Assizes. DISOILACEPCL AFFRAY' smoNn Yowler/am—On Friday the Moutgoineryshirs and Cardiganshire Volunteers assembled at Aberystwith for battalion drill. A spirit of rivalry has for some time existed between the 2nd and 3rd (Welahpool) companies, and as the Montgomeryshire men were mambing to the railway station on their return home, certain members of those companies threw down their Mlles and commenced a fight. With soros difficulty they wen separated, and Captain JOIII2S, of the 3rd amipany, suc ceeded in getting his moo into line. Having does so, wit► a sword in his hand he approached ths *Seeders and ad miaistered s sharp rebuke, which was very badly received, • number of pawns from both companies rushing out of the ranks and beginning arscalier struggle, in the mum of which Cats Min Johns was struck ore. the eye, drawing blood. Major Drew interposed, and cootrived to quell the disturbance. The utmost exeitement prevailed in the lowa, and it was with • feeling of relief that the ishaidnuals saw the volnateers take their departure. "Rom Lear NTOMPB GAZJI7TX Durso or soucrrose Arm moos raracurris TO 311 oarranzo AT TM 012102 OP 2E3 caw 11163T1A3, 00012 or ratisorivr, Wasearrawnalarj lAWIZUPii Maria. Imorzr, Pordso, neer Statlngbottene, fruiterer, So surrender Sept it, at 12. G 10531 Bran 1.1010, Phaleteml. Kent &Masers deck ltei Sept I, at IL 080 MAMA l , Upper Clarltonareet, near Portlandroad, ID Sept 4, a 11. Davin Swami, Norwich, Sept e, et 11. Moan Pimp, Broad court. Clerkemerell, general dealer, Sept. d, et 11 111:10o Acorn Von SimenTi, St. Daod'a-street, Dome mad% _and Cfronxielo_stiSpirp agent Sept. Ey at 12 . /Iron aunt llnJan, Bastian Newtown and St. llari-M-11111, Clty, cmonsladon agent, Sept 6, at 11. AMID MONIS likrernon, olooostrookhos, Walwortb-com• mon, metal saner, Sept. 0. M 11. ROWE GautsomaLann, Cfloosurrost Wilt. civil cogios.r. eept.lll, si IL . AIfIR . TUBMT, Bunsbory-road, Islington, to mom Sept. A a IL tauten. Red uo•-•tilet, clericeDwell, ratratildurind joindler, Sopa 6, at IL RI CKARD Putman Minas,Malone, late lieutenant In the Lila Dragoons. de I. ult MONA. WIMMTOM, MagewidL Ends, tamer, Sept. IS, at 11. Wn.uatt Puns, Nntlyn-wnart. DeWitt ; Now.clasawoed ; and Nakla4llS, M eet intrabint, eept. a at I. Joan( Irtruia Oman, Rawagato. plumber Sept 6, 84 I. WILLIAM Uzi; Croydon. lats poet oboe derk k llopt. S. at 1. Cuanza inswing, IlarUxwongb-road„ Old aot-rowl. clerk la the Cutest, Sept. 5, at I. Glows I.l.llwaanr„ New Much-street, TAnnon.Pore. corn - - Si IIiDWAAD Milks (otherwise Blair MULLS), DeleMithromi. Vietorlaimric, builder, Bq4 at it. Olesos ALM= BOCK, Albertthirath, Pimlico, late commlaslon _ . agent, Sept. 1!, d 11. WILLII.X BOVOSZIBRPI6II and ARMS'S 81/1161, Esstinm, house decorators. Sept 9, at 11. WILL/All IItADOCZY, Marwick, Staffordshire, innkeeper, Sept. It at 12. Wilume lone, Llandllo, Csrmathenshire, victualler, AlatAliAlt Sept ______t, Bast Dean, Glouoestenhire, draper, Sept; et IL Wootacorh Barnstaple thsw, Sept.!. WI:WM BRACII, Berne Abs ., Doesebß, Sept P. stn. Osman Widisran NAYLOR end cameo! CLsoorros, Leeds, and Crown-court, Cttp, woollen manufactures. MM. a. at IL Casuals HOWELL, Liverpool, slate dealer. Sept. 9. at 11. Batiks KARIM, Latimer Gramm. Meagre. agricultural law' platonic maker, Sept, 6, at 11. Witutu PirtMi9art &erica, near Liverpool, builder, Sept. M 11: Jon!MIT, Mamas, lancaehire, lettorpreMpriater, Sept.% at IL Nam& Muumuu and Vinnaklien lfasOaat , y .lan. caelgre, paper manufactory, Sept, 13., at 11. Wahl/at Ivens, Birmingham. puma wood turner,Sept.2l3,atlo* TIMM! Jrminiemi, Northfield, Worcestarahift, agricultural la- boater, Sept Itt, it 10. _ Joan DOUTRWAITE ATKINSON, Kendal, Westmoreland, husband. 8 '=r. 11 . TRoMa3 6 Aldershot, grocer, August SO, at 12. Joffe Parma, St. Helen, Worceetershire, wheelwright, Sept 6, at IL Wayas =moor), Mlloth, Cumberland, botcher, Sept. 5, at 11. JAatis Larniwarn, Old Radford, Nottinghamshire. lace Sept. 241, at IL Gamma Lirmain. Hanley, Staffordshire, railway porter, Sept. 24, at 11. JAW MIL, Sornereetshire, Sept. 9, at IL sow Magni, Manchester, embroiderer, Sept. 2, at 9e. JOIDI SCROPOLD, Berne, Lancashire, time keeper. Sept. 2, at ig 011F(1 ... _4X11 11:1811011, Ardwic It, Manchester, inspector otscasesgers, Bart t. at 94. . . . . _ MARLIN Wn.samt Nunious, Manchester, ale and porter brewer, ALL 1414. Illoe Vows, Earl Milton, Leicestershire. grocer, Sept. 27, at IL maims Fox. Salford, cabinet maker, Sept S. at De. WlLLtam_AaDostm. Cheatham. and ILanchestes. renimirkinn -- fit. B * - 0Z Triohar 310aaari. Cara/. Journeyman sawyer. Sept. 10, 18 IL Hasa! MANSFIELD AININS. Norwich. tailor, lhoph 4 at 1 1. Joan Blowy. Cackle Park, Nerthumberiaad, Owls amok Sept. 6 at 6. JAW Wilma's, CUT Nome Colliery, Yorkshire, mew tester, '—" - Oscan ASTON, igulnaapos•Trent, butcher. fier 10. at IL JORIPH ALLati , Kidderminster, Wiser, Sopa at 11 Jowl AICHAZDB HAPIDSCOILII, Reigate. plumber, August le. at S. Osumi Ggall, Brigbress, carpenter. Sept. 7, It IL Jostes I.IIIOFIKLP Picaaam, LiSibidusnaptcq bean; wheel- wright, Sept. q at W. Jima 10/ZILTS, Ltsafacttretb, Iterionethablre, land survoyer, larva 2, st 10. _ AISLID 'Mirk Guildford. leather teller, Sept. S. at 11. JAMlSKSAlT,Thausaton.Waraitkah.,ribbeavroaver.faspll7,atlo. LAST EXAMINATIONS._ Nov 7. T. 'MIS, Swansea, contractor-Nov. 7. L Davies, Blackwood. Moomoutbahlre, spotherary-Sept. ss. 2 Treleaven, Lister, schoolmaster-Sept. 23. & Rowing, Donewstar, tailor- Sept. 21. J. Williams. Bridlington Quay, Yorkshire, builder - Sept. 19. H. Johncook, Wickham Market, Suffolk Plumber - Sept. la. W. Barry, Bradford, book canvasser-Sept. It T. Swain, Shrewsbury, Innkeeper -Sept. W. H. Thompson, Man chester, general smith-Sept IS. J. Wood. Manchester, beer house keeper-Sept. 22 J. J. Marks, Winchester, sideman- Sept. 28. B. Hea Maoeheater, µbiker -Sept. M. T. Glovaindi, Maacheater, eat -house keeper-Sept 16. T. Austen, Work. sop, Notting re-Sept. 9. G. Chambers, Milton-nest- Gravesend, journeyman blacksmith-Sept. 21. D. Morgan. Eiltehia. Hertfordshire, grocer-Sept. 22 J. Dakhla. BrOtan, 1 railway signalman-September 30. 0. Baler, Portcbester oommlision agent -Sept. 80. H. A. Norris, Perigee, MolotabirtA clerk la Portsea Dockyard-Sept. 22. W. B. Dear, Daniel:l, Hampshire, Iste hmkeeper-Sept. It. W. Hamby, Downton. Wlltahlre, blacksmith-Sept. 24. R. Phillips, Chelten ham, baker-ilept. 2L J. L. Blackmon. Worcester, well sinker -Sept. 21. B. Seragg, Hanley, Staffordshire, modeller-Sept. 22. T Darlington, Borges, ntaiTordsh.re, elockataker-Sept. 21. C. H. Hamilton. Hanky, Sta ff ordahlre, anctloneet-Sept. 7. P. Andrew, Cambocue, Cornwall, farmer. DANICIIJPTCY AN!!-ULL*D. August 8. Tgogi'B 11oWi9isigig7tiii•WCssim pallemas. DUBLIN AND BELFAST JUNCTION RAILWAY. The report of the directors for the half-year =Whig 30th June data that the asiouat received for pan. meager sod goods sod mail services, doing that period. was 33,3381. % k id. (bag 861 f. 10 id. Laze than , the receipts from the same emcee dere( th e. e I half of the veer 1863) ; and the watt* =parr, raring nseirals,racented to 1]33,,66614a. 3d. The total income of We ocespany for the was 34,6241. 13e. 11d., and the Waal expenditure A 1221. Os. Bd., leaviag, r profit, 146021. 13e. 3d., which, with 1.039/. 3s. 7d. credit, balance from the primed* accouut, and 8,0361. 13s. M., the smart et calls received and divided, declared on forfeited shares (smear by Dublin and Belfast Junatios Henry Act, t&34), lira at the divert of the directors 20,3771. 12e. 3d., which they recommend to 110 applied as under, viz : rust, 14,1941. 7s. dd. to pay divided at the rate of 31 per out, per =nom, lea income tax (at the rate of fild. per 11.) on the company's share capitaL 2nd. 5491. 17a. 7d., to write off sundry amounts many years dna, but which there now apFaus to be no hope that the company will be able to realize. 3rd. 6,833/. 7s. 2d., to be elloestd so far ma may be roeseary, to meet any deficiency there may been re of the canary's government stock, which in the sceounts is rated at par, sod any balance which may then remain to be carried to credit of the revenue account JOINTSTOCIC COMPANIES ACM DOTIR IED011;i1 . 716-1/711V11 7 VTIZZ"liW rialiiillD). 604.14, at Dover Coonty Cout—petttion for winding up. DBCLULA.TIONS OF DIVIDENDS. JOStril HiNLET. .10111 FRANCI3 THCRO.OD, JOUPII EMIT, jm., and RICH• 11) HULET. Highstreet. Borough, and gall on]. Kent. hop factors-2nd dividend of 51d. lead ha 62d. to new prods). August 17. and three subsequent Wednesdays, at idesrdis, Baainghalletreet. TINNY JACKSON, Carron-street, contractor-Ist dividend of 21. rd.. August 17, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at lisivnualga bashighalletreet. DIVIDZIFRL Sept. IS W. Smith an — d J —. Bslih, Barelent IMMlcedildre, earthenware manufacturers—Sept 23. J. C. Itollinson, Chester &el& licenaed victualler—Sept. 16. ft. Thorp, Liverpool, seed crusher—lept. 7. T. W. Pyre, Brighton. laundry loseper—Sept. 7. W. Laahford. Brlghtoe, tallow chandler—Sept. 5 1 Grime, Little Bolton. Laneuhire, waste dealer—Sept IS W. Phillips, Condon, Warwickshire. surveyor—. Sept. 13. J. Carver, Coma try, watchmaker—Sept. 13. J. Bray. Covectry, grocer—Sept 15 & Beesley, Coventry, licensed victualler—Sept. 'l3. J. Cole, Coventry. carpenter—Sept. 13. J. Gibbs, Coventry, emickbulider —Sept. It J. Hubbard, Voleshill. Warwickshire, briclunaker— Sept. 13. H. & Anse& Coventry. clothier—Sept. S. W. Matthews, Prating, Imes, malltster—Sept It. B. Ewen, Colchester, plumber—Sept. & W Alszmder, BrightUngses, Law; sawyer. PARTNIRSH IPS DIM:IMM L. Wagener and T. tThlhorn, Skinner's-place, Mae-lane, cees. mission merchant-T. Carr, H. Carr, and Z. N. Carr. Lek, sad Manchester, silk manufacturers, so far se regards H. Carr-11. Thomas and 0. Roberts, Aston-Nita- Ilinshouharn. builders-4. Chesterton and 1.. Livings, Reading, ekdhlere-J. H. Crow mid W. Ok , rer, Fenchurch-sheet, merchants-S. Shepherd and 3. Shepherd, Dorking. Harm glove maken-H. Smith and J. Neercaatle-upon-Tyne,tobacconista-B. Millard and P. F. sMiard, Alehreosts-sure, ostrich feather manufacturers-J. T. Smith and H. S. Howell, Crest Issninow, Ever, surgeon-T. T. RAMS/la, J. Mllson, and W. Fawcett, Skipton, Yorkshire, mill err (btu so tar as regards T. T. Raistrick-L Sewn and C. Wet toe, Dotson-mad,Holloway, plataben -J. Alleopp and A. Beck. Oldbury, Worcestershire, elbeinistit-1. Avery sad J. Reardon, Crlpplegate City porlimintean manutactorees-W. R. R. TIM. and R. HIS, IlMkwearmou timber merchant.- R. Smith and J. Smith, High-Meet, NI and Tottenham court-road, pawnbrokers-W. R. Brims. F. mod N. Briggs, Prliaram *met. City, seed crusbere, so far aa regards F. Gareard -O. Ii and N. Bonfellow, Woodstiset, fancy drape warehousemen-C. Preece, T. Hoare, and J. John son. Oreseeser-wart, Pimlico. carpenters, so tar as regards J. Johnston-11. Kelly and W. T. Dixon. ion -road, Southwark, and Runway-street, Wont-street, auctioneers-R. Crawley and 0. Westwood, Highroad Well, near Halifax, boiler makers-O. J. Hall and F. C. hall. Camberwell New-road, pawnbrokers-T. Thorns and T. Alien, Shrewsbury, Green and F. Orem, Moorgate-street, paper arm s-Raniett Nicholls and Jones, Chester. tobacco manufacturers-S. Potts and T. Monts, Pall-mall, St. James's.streek tailors. SCOTCH SIQUISTRATIONS. JAMMpOrten, Dunbar, trews:, August W. at the George Inn, liaddlogioa. N 1 ILLTLLror, Peterealter, Aberdeenshire, fanner, August 30, at the Lemon Tree foul, Abatises. TRAFFIC 11 is Pan- Yeti Total, Total, LJIWATIL epee aryten. eitndlah lee< U. Week tutting htly IS. A A 4 Bahissed gun resaelsso 741 218 420 •-• Week eliding August 7. Ottoteuu _ 4dg 712 119 431 $66 Week aiding August !O. Blaney* South Wester" 193 tan 5.617 Week ending Magnet !I. Weal Lexembeekt Ileteepolltaa North Leaden TEREIBLI CATANTROMIL ON TWO VISTULA...4B is usual each year, the " indulgescas" attached to the seism nity of the locum ptioa of the Virgin recently attracted numbers of pilgrims inwards the senetwery of Kalwarya Zehrzydowska, 'Kuala ere miles from Crams. A peat portion of the pilgrims, instead of returning by way of Ora cow, took the most direet route across the Viand& at Caeraictiow; bet as the river was much swollen by nowt rains, the pimp was Dot me& in the ordinary ferry-boat. but la a large grain-barge, into which 300 country people of both mere listened, accompanied by a Jew who bed hired the vessel, aid who was well provided with brand, which be exported to retail as the vowel crowd. The who ware mesh the worse for their potations, weld no; manage the vessel against the powerful (arrest, and in stead of making the ordinary landiag-plere, they rem %rime a vessel anchored co the right beak, and with web VlOlOllOll that the barge was *ekes up and • great eismber of the peaseasers seek with her. while others were serried away by the stream. Assistaeas was promptly reedited by the vessel which was at asolior, and numbers of werved, bet 125 were drlwned. They tett of vill e ea ages le the ermines of Cracow. uric "Well, Jimmy," said a new-comer to a labourer M New Yark who worked hr the day, " what do yen sal mow 1" "Ilti dollars • den" was the reply. "Aid Iry /wag do yen have toes wt ?" " Pour Isaac" "Aad delis that my's?" "Well," mid Jimmy, "Ws tolerable; bat 1 Mbar If we strike sacs mere we'll ham al we Inst."— New Teri "per. THE FORESTERS' PETE YESTERDAY AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. The committee had made most extensive preparations for the amusement of the large mess of people expected to m umble, and amoopt the special attractions announced were the exhibition of the sew lifeboat, built for ad presented to the National Lifeboat Institution by the order of Forestay ; a grand proonsion of the odious sad brethren of the order, in full regalia, through the exteasith Sunda• • display of the whole eerie. of fountains; and a balloon 'anent by Mr. CoxwelL The lifeboat was there, end proved a great scarce of attraction. The Umatilla won played twice daring the day, but owing to the saturated sad sloppy state of the grounds, consequent upon the 0001iiIII101/ rains, the pro otanon wth abandoned, and an apology was also made for the nonoscent of the balloon, owing to the bad state of the weather. This disepointmeat was borne with the utmost pod humour. Out-door dewing. " Ice. in the ring," picnic partite, Sc., which usually form • prominent feature in the amusements of • "Forester.' day,' had also to be abandoned ; but to make up for theft cheappointroents the committee arranged for a large addition to the musical pre. pimme within the building, and an amateur theatrical per fermium in the tarp ooneert-room ; also for extra perform ' snoes by the company of equestrians espied at the Hip podrome, now stationed in the grenade, and in addition stationed the various bands which had been en gaged for dancing in various paste of the building, where they played for several hours costinsously. There was therefore so leek of amusement, and all appeareddetennined to make the best they could of the dnappointniset resulting from the bad weather. Several impromptu dancing sad Ringing parties were also got up is the corridors and lower pacts of the building. The Palms itself wee of counts most thoenveniently full, and free locomotion was almost neat namable anti' after the departure of the sumeroos visitors who had cense up in thoursices Iroise from the country. The Palsos was lighted up at dusk sad large numbers of people lingered in it until a late hour, it beta' near midnight beb • the last trains of visiting left for Loadori.... FO;sZniTigti;rtaMo of the weather, thejets may be takes as a sumem,although the Widow and Orphan Fnadof the London Districton aid al which the Ma was beld,will not basalt to the same menet as bet year, when the net profit was MOW. The directors of the Palace informed the committee that they would admit all mimed Forester', tickets free on Moodey next. The members preempt were—by paymeat, 44,742 ; by season tickets, 1,916; total, 46,727. THE HEALTH or LortoON.—lt appears from the return issued by authority of the Registrar-Geomal that the incetahty I. London kisa been muse lower is the last two weeks than it was towards the sod of July, and in the early pert of the present month. The Meal number of deaths in the week that ended last Saturday was 1,45 L The deaths of young persona (vlr., trader SO years) have declined from 981 in the first week of August, to 824 last I week. The fall of the temperature has checked the high I rate of mortality ; the moue temperature of the last three weeks having been 659 dep., 642 dap, and 591 dep., successively. The average number of deaths in the thirty third week of the ten years 154-63 is, with • correction for increase of population, 1,364. There is en poem of 87 in the actual return over the number estimated for the third week of August. In the two previous weeks the deaths Mil diarrhoea were 286 and 238 ; and last week they were fa Of them last 211 were amongst children. There were shelf eras returned in the week u *bolero ; allor mast of them probably the common ssinmer cholera. But two ems were registered as follows:--A man, aged 76 years, In the workhouse, Mount-street, on the 10th August, " diar rleces (2 days). Asiatic cholera (1 day) ;" sad at 8, Robert street, Rageoffe-park, on the 14th August, • pianoforte maker, aged 37 years, " cholera Asiatics (78 hours)." At 11, Wimbours-street, New North-rod, a boy, aged 10 week', died of "exhaustion from destitution." And at 15, Half Nichol-street, Bethealgreeo, a boy, egad 8 years, of " convolsioes for want of aoarishmsnt." A child, aged two months, died of diarrhoea from the administration of a very small deem of opium ; and Pother child, aged five weeks, from as overdose of morphia. A woman died at the great T ar c i d 96 years. Then were 17 deaths from dientices in is 12 Islington, 14 to Hackney , 15 in Mom ditc, dite , and 20 in Bethnal-green. Last week the births of 1,048 beyy.s and 903 gels, s •111,951 obUdeen, were registered in l.osdoo. In the is corresponding weeks of the years 1854-5 the average number (oorrersied) wee 1,849, At the Royal Observatory ' Greenwich, the mean height of the barometer the week was 29928 in. The MOM daily reading was above 30 in, on the first three days. The read ing roes to 30'29 in. on Sunday, and it fell to 2910 to ea Friday. The mean temperature of the air in the week was 591 deg., which is 11 bedew the average of the same week is 43 years (as determioed by Mr. °Weber). The highest day temperature in the week was 78'1 deg., which was observed on Monday. The lowest night temperature wss 421 dot, and occurred on Thursday. The range of tempo. nen» is the week was amordiegly 331 deg. The AMA daily raw was 251 deg. The differpoe between the mesa ' dew-point temperature and air temperate» was 111 deg. The mess degree of humidity of the sir yea 67, ample% motivation being represent by 100. Oa three days the humidity was under or not above 60. The wind was gene rally in the north and north-mat. There was no rain in the week. The mean of the highest temperatures of the water of the Theme was 63"2 deegg. ; that of the lowest was 631 deg. The births registred to Dublin duties the week ending 20th August were 143, and the deaths were 100, in a populates of 254,808 (is 1861), spread over an are of 3,808 statute acre& The webers are kindly furnished by the Borderer Osereal of Ireland. NOILTHIJAN RAILWAY or BV 7308 directors, in submitting to the shareholders the second annual statement of samonts, have mush pleasure in cellist their attention to the fact that the lice was opened for traffic throughout the entire length on the 6th of February last, being five mootbs earlier than the period bred by thecontract. It will be observed that up to the 31st March a profit has bees made, the earnings of the railway having considerably exceeded the working exprowis, Seeing that up to February last the line was in course of construction, and had at the above date bees open for traffic only two mooths, this result must be taken se satisfactory and prowling for the future. By the keen which are received from the resident agent, it appears that be is confident that so soon as the railway shall have been more folly supplied with carriages and engines the traffic will be very large, and be has coliaequently made urgent application that the quantity of rollingetock *ritually estimated to be sufficient be increased. In compliaoce with this request, the directors have mot out additional carriages, and have ordered further locomotives, which are now in the hands of the maaufacturers. It is imposAible at this early stage of the opening of the line for the directors to speak with cer tainty of the results ebich may be realised. It will be more satisfacto» to the shareholders to know that the opinion of the company's officers on the spot is very favour- able—an opinion which is fully shared by our gnawers ia this country, whose report is ed. The line being now all opts foe the conveyance of puseagers and goods, the agent is taking steps to secure the payment of the guaran teed interest from the government ; sad from the advioss just received, it apposes that a committee has been appointed by the government, and the agent ex pected that the qte.,tioo would shortly be settled. The engineer's report states that the agent of the com pany has also applied to the government for • guarantee of 7 per cent upon such a sum as would be eofficient to effect • most important prolongation of the Ilse. The directors will lose no tine in bringing this matter under the consideration of the shareholders, sa woe as they shall be in • position to do so. The directors refer with much gratibcaticia to the increasing prosperity of the State of Buenos Ayres, and to the attention shows by the goretareeet so We development of its respites, eeporially in connexion with railway »teepee*. The directors who retire by rotation are Andrew Lawrie, Req., sad Freewill' , Flarrison, a- Esq., who, being eligible, offer themselves for rell!etic SHEFFIELD AND LINCOLNSHIRE RAILWAY WWII:DOM TEN SODTH YOZEBIDAZ RAILWAY AND RIVEN Dcis COMPANY). —The total expenses of this emnpany's inrlnding recta, tolls, duty, he., from July Ist to August 14th, 1964, amounted to 47,7231. magainot m 51.sa for Um oorrespooding period of 1863. no pro. palace of the South Junction recapts soeruing be this company from July Ist to August 14th amounted to 4,5481. as aphid 4,8411. for this correspoading period of 180, gad the expenses to 2,046/ as opium 1,7961. BOYER AUSTRALIAN STATINTICIL—The population of South Australia is now 140,416. It ^OOB Donee, 226,166 horsed cattle, sad 3. 642 altesP• It produced last year 4,691,918 bnahols of wheat, and 006,366 of wins. Its export' amounted to 2,738.27e1.. sad p tri w i leo t r o te to 2.061144,41. 6i 3, 0001 . n . eatle al th• *okay ia ex. MARKET& COTTON.—Ltvrarooi, Auarel X3.—We ban had • may quiet market without amigo. Bair to-day 4,000 Wee, Winding 1,500 speculation and export. 300 American, Mid. to 31d. ; 50 Parma, ke., 294. to 324. ; 20 Macau. ham, 31d. to 314 ; 400 Egyptian, 270. to 36d. ; 3,210 Smut, 134. to 254 ; llsogsl, Sande, km, 12d. to 170 Chia., 1844. to 214 d. ; 213 Peru, ko., 3214. corrow GOODS.—MaffMnwrffh, Aaiun' 23.—Appre heinous that the American civil war was near its close have been revived to-day by the letter hens Niagara Pals. It is quite true that many leading commercial men have no faith whatever in say settlement resulting from three pear* nego tiations, and the fact is only worth meationiug u shoving how extremely sensitive the market is when it can be inNu mood by such uscortain statements as are at present before the public. The India advice. were enawdered rather favour. abblle. and It was thought might have led to some fair tray. redoes, but these speculaticen about pesos have quite unsettled the feelings of merchants and shaken confidence too severely to justify • hope that any hasizete of come. quest* cea be negotiated for some days tome» at least. A complete cheek his been put upon the market for goods of all descrignissa, whether is yarn or cloth. Is the cloth market buyers are entirely out of the market, sad are making no offers at all. For we have hid nothing doing to-day, and the feeling which has lad to it naturally affects goods fee other markets as well. There is a little weakness to prices in some quarters, but it is sot general. Maanfaciturers as a rule still bold tosockasaly to the high press secemitated by dear cottee ; but is heads where stocks have accumulated there is some anxiety manifested to realise. There is nothing like prewar, to sell, but the holders of goods in each ores would be easier to deal with if offers were evadable. L shipping woe basin's has been almost paralysed. To have effected sales, it is believed that spinners today would have had to exteede id. per lb. on the prier of last week, but the inquiries have been on too limited • sods to best the market. In home trade yarns also prices ere rather weaker. There has bees a general astern in this branch of the market, extending to all counts and qualities. WOOLLEN.—ingns, Aoucirr 23.—The coloured market this morning hes been thinly attended, and little buainem Mutated. A few plain cloths and fancy coatings, together with • sprinkling of tweeds, have been transferred, although not in large parcels. The White Hall has been equally quiet, few parcels having changed bands. Ha rtists and witnerys have bees BUM inquired for, and as those constitute the chief things at present 10 demand in this market, it Ins presented a very quiet aspect. Rates remain firm. ILLSUFACTI7 RES. —FT ODDIZMITLD, co us! n —AD avenge number of buyers have been in the market, and a niodeuste boohoo dose lo blink doeskins, and good qualities of fancies for whiter °cottage. Bedford cords still continue fair request, sod a far quantity of the lower descriptions of bathes adapted both for the ►om• and foreign markets have changed hands, and probably mere might have been dose bad make offered Blare selooks. WOOLS.—Hurioniteestr, Arouse 23.—PrIese are now considered to be establiehed. aM weaulacttiowe come into the market with were maritime. A fair demand 'lista for nearly all desorlistioan anal a few rather heavy trams. tions hays takes place dein the mimic 0011,N.—Hou,,Auccar 23.—M to-day's market a small supply of &glib wheat, which is taken off freely, at fully last Two&y's mummy. Foreign meets rather more in quiry, but no int t in value, 48s. demanded tar really choice old Daetaie. Barley moves off freely at our qaotatioes. Beans sad peas firm at late ratas. Oats steady at fall prima. Fowles arrivals for the week.— Wheat. 9,840 qrs. ; barley, 6,669 ; esti, 3,263 ; beau, 206; per, 2,978: terve, 31 ; rye, 2,075 qrs. Irsince, Aucrerr 23.—There was a very short supply of all grain hers to-day. The faw samples of now wheat offering ware disposed of at tally last weak's rates. Spring ores made entreats priew‘ LEE" Aconar 23. —We have a fair rcesurop• Uwe &snuff for wheat today, and prices are ne worse than on Friday. A fawns. maples of barlley offering, but prices hardly yet fluid. Beams and oats as bider% as also other itrticire. LivEaroot., AUGUST ?A—With • very (sir attend. saes of both local and country buyers at to-day'. market wheat has found rather • bettor inquiry than of lets, sod some deseriptioes. such as amber mat spring, may be quoted Id. dearer than on Friday lest. Flour exhibits no improve ment either is demand or vales. lodise Gore is held pretty Grady, bat the dammed is quite in retail at about previous rates. Oak cad oatmeal steady. Bean were. and fully as deer. Perna Led bark, is good cousamptive ropiest at former prior. The works dome with some degree of 6e-®a LTITS, AUGUST 23. —The weather since Tuesday lost has Oleo (with the exception of Bandy, when we had a amidst storm) favourable for harvest work ; to-day we have light showers, whirl will prove very acceptable to the root drops. At this day's market we have • small attendance of farm" and but little wheat offering ; last week's rates were fully supported for both old and new. Barley, several new maples were shown ; quality good and heavy, mid realising from 32.. 6d. to 3k. per qr. Beans sad oats, prime firm. Per quarter imperial to the grower Wheat, white, now, 6316 e. to Wk., 465. to 48s. ; ditto. red, 42. to 44a. Barley, heat Chevalier malting, Wm. to 661ba., 36e. to 375. ; ditto, nos Chevalier ditto, 531ba. to 541b5., 33a. to 34.. Oats, 361bs. to 4216 e., 225. to 265. Beam, old, 63165. to Mk., 38s. to 39. ; ditto, sew, ffilbs. to 641ba. 365. to 375. NZWCAIITIA, Accuses 23. —The weather still *Minn.. dry. cloudy, end cold ; wind N.& Having DO arrivals of Norfolk wheat this week. that from Germany being still betel rather above the views of buyers, oily a maul buena" resulted, at, however, fully bet fistarday's mass. Flour is more Ludy held, the stooks is warelemee being small. Barley, beans, sad peas steady. HaMag further supplies of cats from Scotland, in additloa to Q. Mary arrivals Let week. we had a panes to the demand to-day. 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Glyn, rector, Charles James, only sou of Jame liesnett, Seq., of Dematt.hlll, henry, to Mom AWA only Ohms dueleor d ßichard Donna, Esq., of Upper Caastee. . awda. JORNBON-11.111JC Peeklean.—No IAILIC.—Aueut 110, at Itisboo's \Tatham. Hamm by the Nev. T. Johnson, J. J. Johnson, Esq.. ot Chester. place, Ileda-parkequme. to Noss Ilatilda, widow of Lasor Desuolerk, of A/regions Castle, county Down, Ireland. NEWMAN—PENNT.—Anenst tO, at ht. Mary's Church. Chel tenham by the Rev. A. Divine, P. Newman, lan., M.A.. M ined, to Mama, iaselater of J. Penny, Nes., of Ashley Moor. lieftfordellse. DEATHS. • CHIDLEY.—Aagast 21, at Wadsworth, Borah, tba wile of 31r. 13. Chtda. BIATIMILN.—Augnst 11 at Brighton, Franco*, the wit* of J. L He ttles% Seq., aged 67. WOLVES. Mogan U. at Wood-cud-boom., Waltbamatow, J. G. Solves, Nag., ogee CC IWWZY.--Astuat 11. at llawlawboust, /orbited, Surrey. 1. C. 'ULM. Mad WWI .— Mpg Mare street Harbor). Mr. W. am. WITATAXI.—ktootWg. W. W. Wllliaroa, of Albion-KW,. 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