The Express. — London, England, 1858-07-31 00:00:00

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Ai, In ALT; JULY 110.—Arro17m1mm.—Sszecon W. melLislag. MT), Se Ow Mom Platitota. PORTSMOUTO, JOLT M. The Lori d the Admiralty, Vier-Admiral WlilMal Ns- Itaar•Adatrat atemsder Maw the Mita Um. led .ad M. a IMT Sr. m if . I: 5 1 :2 se Me &atm I lab moment It • ammo. NM Ma eelmit a. Se the cram et lam Admiral ik• Hem Memo aree mpeilearmierS. • Jolla Pekinese. ettarmatle snared Mai aril promoted es • Men tear , illeen..o tit • ertablemial a-atms tamerr, bree;ht rietra emir Om games Mem. film Mil Mae la hor rem me be I.ld up PeeaMemar Lis, 061110 Itmalleat rrors make' ed .61 memaaliter ea. martmeetal r•mreCom arise at thiek tran pimit. placid the Mae ef Me Alm], turns eMa the NhaMsamnbut, Mem meal. Mager CremrsaMe dtmdet,er- Mari from Pipanift 1....dy ads samba ot realmtema flake the Wiles beret. It trilt.NeTo74 . .l4l,T V. Her Majesty's ship Hauls', (10, C.B erld to elineelb ea the W. *Yoe Ise C e a =e riemiree. *on ' gramme et larval be lobes Oreeelei Li**. 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The flea wee a/timbal., sonfierd to the nom le which it Woke out, and watlegnished irtshotit the eld of the ~glues MURDER AT RTE.-:011 Thursday the dead= a woman was bad Is • ditch sear the harh.or Ots railway at RI.. TM haul not face exhibited lambs of pest Askew The batty I riived to Ds that of a wears mated WM,r the wits of • Ishourat aspkyod at the amp, sad bobs b Ifirbylew. It appears Am WY% sod be wife atied is Teseary, sad tau both Mt bierlitik b Minh ems Owls keg sosahtts• of seem Whim. Mawr of thew sad Whits hap alt does twee board af. As late abs is mstreee hes beta speed at the FATAL OCCI7IIII:XCLA thelfoallillo• Of a vy dblausle. atmatairmmad at Satathaaiplaa, Ii villa a Undo mod of tho ago of 17, sal kw ettik lbws tita of try bar itsp-motbir. Me timi we elk • slaw, wine the sallar-tra lstatheoL woe& wog Mime dr w• Ma, mg tlas bi tllo ke emit dolma ha I &blow m aotl ltioW Mr lba we matbarria- t law laa , M iler lam aerie of ettlak go hil to the groml mod aloa dlia . r aaplasd. TM mama Irma takes We custody sad staraioof train do =Wain, Mho romoadad do ease until brassy kr a was. • pod swim aramfmatice le bil anda. Tba.p=aro r is Multi alreamumsa. THE EXPRESB, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 31, 1858. lab intdltgnue. HOUSE OF LORDS.—JuLT SO. TIC 111W1131011 !TILOS. The home eat as • committee for privileges to ooneider the Admit at the Prime= dinstiniani of Naples to the barmy of Newburgh, ia the peeegl of Scotland. The came has been for rents dew before the hone and has been reported in the Express. The ow, la the fret instance, was of impli- e s* latursuch as it involved the gentian whether an alien coald hold en English peerage; bat that point ham been dis posed of in consequence of a hill of naturalisation of the eat having been passed last rake. Mr. Firming having, ca behalf et the petitioner, put in wee certificates of baptism required for the eotopledon of the cart, Their lordship held that the *ha hod bees established. EQUITY OOURTL—JuLT 30. Mabee tba Make at the Bons.) Ti as Tin MOSAVLIM NOMITY. The elijset et ads palace w is dada the dramatics of the wart, whither autos ewe nadir the previsions at the bast dad to bs esambitesd r \setae woad their ears by beam pas stead temporarily ca the lasissie d lb, The arms el the deed wery tarot H say trustee ahead depart the UMW Kingdom treat abstesever owes sestive, or gilder slateosver dranesismess awry area se disparate the United Coßdecl /bola iatmdf-W apes Ns dermas be, sad be ccasidered es thereby d ared sad tionoecia bees As trait. Nis Honour bad dot tbs trust wee set nested, the is. porters being only at it temps:eery esters. COURT OF PROBATE.—JuLY 30. (13stee Sir C. Creamsl) NICHOLLS AND MOHAN V. SINN& AND °raw. The endears la al the will w rewrawl this morning sod ceselodsd. It will be rams bled that the testator, Mr. W. W. Perkiest*, w an adjudged lava* is Relghain Howe Asylum, as Norwich, bat that It w nevertheless wuresdad by the plaiutiffs that the instrument had been masted daring a load interval. Mr. Collier, Q C., tin seldriased the jury for the da hadanta, areal; the meafeeld language of the instructions given by the testator se prod that he could not really have been sew when be watts thaw air C. Carmel having sassed up, The jury found for the pigtail'', Um establishing the will. via at the Telegraph on the night of the 17th April, and saw the prisoner and hta wife there, but ho Lad no conversa tion with the deceased. The prisoner went out to go to his cottage, and his wife followed him soon afterwards. This was about twelve o'clock, and he never again saw the de ceased alive. Wilber slept in the back parlour, which looked towards King's cottage, but he did not notice whether the shutters were closed or not; and be swore positively that no one came into his room until the landlord mute in the morning to inform him that the prisoner had killed his wife. Shortly after this be saw the pawner, who said to him, "I h ire dons it for her, and you may go and see her ; she won't be your any mac" Witness made no reply to the prisoner when he said this. By the Court—He remembered hearing the prisoner come back shortly miter he bad left the Telegraph, and inquire if " Pull" wee there. He went into the garden for • short time after the house had been closed, but be would sweet positively he did not go to the cottage of the prisoner. Th• primer In en sidled manner hers mikal the witness whether be did not dad him sitting on the stairs f Tb witness denied that be had dons . so. fit; i;lsonar then exclaloTed s Dotillilie Inith, may God s'lou I 17... T Tuft, the superintendent of polls of Rochester, deposed that he bad charge of the prisoner, and wavered him to Maidstone pal after his contratUaL The primmer appeared very mach &Mord to his naiad, end he addressed him and I have done the died, and 1 mom mar the law—me end my tritium' smogs the herd to go to my oottage from the Telegraph, and when I got to the garden I missed her. I west to my room thinking else would follow, and shortly ettawarde I retuned to the Telegraph, end asked If she was titer, mid the !milady told me thmslii had left with ma. I this went bask to mi room sad laid down, and about three eolith la the morning I went amour the yard sofa, and listened at the back parlour shatters of the T and I beard my wile to the room with Taylor. I tried the shutters and back door, but they ware festoted, and I retuned to my mowed about I. o clock, Sliding she did not owes hems, I wont out again, end found the shutters wire dm Ifiletssad. I then went round to the frost door, and head that wee she closed, and I returned home and saw m wife sitting on the top of the Oaks. I 'tensed her of Wig oat, sad unlocked the door of my room, and she went in. She then begged for mercy, and begged me to pardon her, sad said she would never de so again. My feelings wire so hurt, I took up the poker and Moot hello'se times ea the head, and she fell against the table, and I eased her down at the floor, and then cot her throat with a MOT. I would radar me her lying died thin that she shout& live to S Kr . T. P. Bevan, • surgeon, of Rochester, deposed that he examined the body of the deceased, sad found a wound is the throat which out complied/ Mame& to the windpipe. There were also several cadged moods on. the head, such ea would be oseeekaid by blown with • Fier. The prisoner'. etaioneat whoa before the magistrate was that pat in. It was se follows :—" I have nothing to say, only I know that I dose the deed," This was the case for the prosecution. The witness Taylor wee then re-called by the horsed judge, who addressed him in en impressive manner, and ad jured hire to state upon his molest& oath whether the de , ceased wee in the beck parlour with him on the night in gaieties or not, end whether anything improper took place between them. soi sz i lor replied that she did not come to his room, and that impro or to ok place between him and the prisoner's wife ea that t, at any other time. Kr. Boron well reminded the viten' how important it was to the prisoner that he should spook the troth if any thing of the sort had occurred, but he persisted in the rower he hid given. The prissaer, to an excited roamer, asked the witness whether ha did net go to his room oa the Sunday before the 18th of April, sad stop with his wife while be was absent ? Taylor, in reply, admitted that he did go to the yelsonsea cottage, let he maid that two or three other mot wereprestat all the thee he was there. _ _ _ _ Mr. &ft tiisTs sead; a mat feeling edam to the jury a beak tho prisoner ; and ha mai at the at bad been eatandled whils he was to • Ma of imam mats meat at the Is l ay which be basal ha hd naelmised at the ands of We mac Taylor, end OM. vast all the *MD staaor, the beta of the am mad be seaglig Nada by =Snag kin pay of thei kat fees of man e*. Bran Banwell, r sammkg sal that Mt ea was lile=• very palial ase, beam k nes doer that bed al as salad by mew sr soy olla wicked theft when be lea Oa al Mk liblify wane, bat that ha walla the eat meder an alma esimpowang h.y,(h feeling has ai Wary whia k• so Mat, be. lhas Wad won ha by Or laiskty of hie partner. Whatever kaap, however, limy might entertain upon tho salsa Ms law arqual them to die their duty according to tbek oaths, sad if they should think that this person was guilty of the oda of wilful murder they would have no altermithe a to say ao by their verdict. His lordship this masa that every sot of homicide was murex to the opt of the law, =km fine were oiromaskam mainsoted with the act that weal mina it to • Isar east, and he said that no doubt • kashead would be baba is killing any man whom he detected In the act of oommitting satisfy with hie wife. It was • very different as., however ' ware • ma only en tertained a suspicion, however strong the panda of the ewidan might be, that his wife was Itufaithla end ba sold hs was band to expra hie opinion that, oven sup ppoosilnng the suggestion, made by the wham to have bean fiLundedact he fact, thly i would not be my legal alkalis for The jury re Cii.;s7ocoidder their renUot. They were in deliberation newly three howl, end upon their return into court they found the primmer guilty of sueLwghter• He wee eintesced to penal servitude fix Wla NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Dermux, JULY 29. Caoww Stna.—(Balore Lard Chid Bans Pollock.) CNAPAII OF MORD= AT ZAX3VIO. Crory. listriass 39, maser wariser, end ZJviw Fox, 83, muter uterus', wen charged with the wilful murder of William Berns, at Hamburg, ea the fled diens. Mr. Ormond, Q.C., sal the Hen. A. Liddell were for the Kirltion. Mr. Derhon defended Msaltam ; end Mr. and Mr. Campbell Forster appeared for Fon. Mr. Ormond stated the lacta. tie amid it would appear that on the 22nd hoe two rends, named the Belianoe sad the Schiedam, sad trading from this district, wars lying in the Elbe, and they were so fastened to some piling as not to be quite tight up. Oa the day named at about sir o'clock in the evening the veer& were lying along side each other, and *totals( than woe a vessel called the Mary Watkins. At the time the accetratee ',whit* be was Omni to cell tisk attention tea& plats, the atm of sae of the ramie was einatetd teem the adtar by a &Woe of dr or MIS het, awl at the lowed paint dews the elm of cos cam in carted with sir boa of the other. At the time _ consider that the o3nreedpromeding which had been adopted • ith regard to these two men, who occupied inch responsible position, In putting them on their trial on a charge of wilful mupter. as extremely harsh. There wan no pretence for doing so, and It was only calculated to prejudice toe she- rooters of the men. He contended that the prisoner Fox bad not been engaged in the performance of a lawful ad in • gross and onlpahly negligent maneer, end as was meat!. muted by the law to be ogghter . A drunken man comes on board his dip, becomes Ootiy and disorderly, easistanoe from the man's own deed has to be called—the prisoner en dam:tetra to place the man in such a position that he may read his own Alp, the man resists, and struggles violently, sad, when Fox turns his back, felle overboard. He was sure his lordship would tell them there was not a tittle of evi dence an which they could find an adverse verdict. Mr. Davison, on behalf of Menharn, argued that the pi eced wee in the perfor=noe of a lawful act when he came on tossed the Bchidamto take Barron to his own ship, but that having had • little drink himself, and Barron sti sad nsiatirg violently, the man had accidentallyz g ta over the mI4 sad was drowned before any mistime could be ghat. His lordship summed cop enoWy in favorer of the pri soners, sad said they mast be rt deid that there was gross sad en/gable negligence before they could bring in a verdict of 'pithy. The jury then retired, sad, after an absence of about five minutes, returned with • verdict of Not Guilty, which was received with some applause. him if the young woman would be ate, but did not say any thing about taking her to the station-house. Waterman, No. 96, said he wu on duty on the night in question on the Broad-street rank, when prbioner drove up and eked witness to mind his osb while he went to gat a ling fora female. He went eking towerda George-street, sodafter a while returned, and eaybig he had " got a lodging for her all eight," took the young women out of the *kb. Hr. Mazy—You did not mention that she was in the cab beam --- Th;witassa continued—She was very drank. He took her away towards Owargratreot, sod prostatly Manta with the boy who treated witaest to some cold rum and water fad a bieowit. Henry asked if he did not know what sort of bows they wars ht George-street P Witness—l knew there were some brothela. Mr. Henry—You shall know more about this. Did you think a cabman ought to take a rung woman to such a place P Was it your duty as a waterman to permit it Don't you know he ought to have taken her to the station P Witness—l told him so, but be said she was a friend of his, and had begged him not to take her to the station. Mr. Henry—Did you believe that P Witness--I saw no reason to disbelieve it. Mr. Henry—lt is very easy to ley that. For aught you know she might have had say quantity of money about her, and she was helplessly drank ; yet you not only allowed him to take a lodging for bar at that brothel, but actually took charge of the cab while he did so. lam by no mans sure that yon ought not to be placed at the bar for =Wes Upestor Mackenzie observed that the watausn's data meat was very d,fferent from that which be bad made on the preview night. Mr. Henry sell the cue was one requiring a thorough lavestigados. Inspector Mackenzie said the prisoner brought the purse, sovereign, end studs to the station on W ed nesday night, and said they were left to his cab at two o'clock that morn*. He said he was bailed in Holborn by two young women, one of whom hired him to drive her to London bridge. He drove has to the railway statics, and then found alms was so drunk be could act understand when the wanted to go. He then brought her back, end took a lodging for her at 4, George-street. Ha admitted that he knew the house to be a brothel. He said he called about three in the morn ing, sad Sound she wu gone, coed es he could not find out her address he brought the purse to the stake, that be might not get into trouble. The purse castabled a sovereign end two pair of studs, which he said be took from the young woman', sleeves " for safety." He said the Waterman ad vised him to take them to the station. The watermen said he did so .dries the prisoner on Wednesday night. Ks did nut know prisoner had the parse till then. . . . Mr. Henry remarked that the mailman had admitted that on Tuesday night the primmer nomad him of taking Es. out of the puree; yet now he said the first he hard of the purse was on Wednesday night. He should not venture to say that the evidence would justify &charge of complicity against the letterman, but the case must be sifted to the bottom. M Inspector ackenzie was astonished at the conduct of the waterman, who had been four years in the service, and who was a pollee pensioner. The piaster eaid he went to the house on Wednesday morning, awl flatting that the girl was gone, be told the watermen he had her money, and proposed to leave it with him. The waterman advised him to try to find out her madras, and if he could net to leave it at the station. He amid bring witnesses to prove that he was hired in Holborn. He was "so pleased" when he found a lodgi for the girl where he thought th e would be safe. Hie wife knew nothing about it. (a. laugh.) He told the inspector that be found U. 4a. 6d. In the purse. Mr.lisakeesie said the prisoner told him he found IL Is. ea. and paid Is. ed. for the bed. Mr. Henry said the prisoner would have an opportunity of making hie statements to • jury, for he (Mr Henry) would send hint for trial. But ha should nut close the cams that day, as much further inquiry would be necessary. Per the present the prisoner meat be remanded. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. nonspon was charged with platting flowers to the The prisoner said the was not aware she was prohibited. She saw no board up. Nolan, park-constable No. 19, maid there were three beagle up cautioning the public against doing so. Mr. Beath» said there would be no flowers left if it was not put a stop to. She must pay the amount of damage, and enter into her own recognisance In the *am of 2W. Join Harry Newcomb, of 20, Brownlow-street, Holborn, wen charged on a surantose with assaulting M. Adolphe Wolfe, a - Frenchman, residing in Tykes-court, Carnaby street, on the 12th instant. Mr. Lewis, jun., attended for the defendant. The brief facts of a very long case me these : The corn lainent, who frequents the French and Spanish Clubs, Iwiosatsr-square, had offered to give instructions in the latter language on stated terms to the defendant. Nothing definite was arranged upon bat subsequently the defendant agreed, ' and the complainant came to him accordingly. Some perm ware pulled oat by the complainant at the defendant's red !=ogand the following day the latter received a letter him of stealing a 100-frane note, which be had inadvertently pulled out of his pocket with his papers. The letter, which, bidden being accusatory, was most abortive, advised him instantly to return the seine. In consequence of this letter, for the accusa tion In which no ground whatever wee shown to exist. the defendant went to the complainant's to onto an indig nant denial. Some other letters were sent equally scurrilous, and making use of moat unwarrantable epithets towards the defendant, telling him if he had not stolen the note, Lis wife bad, and that the better way was for him to restore it to him quietly, otberwiae the pollee would be set to work. The let ter, which was read in court, was vituperate not alone on the person to whom addressed, but upon the English generally, , efting London ens not like Party for that the latter, with all it. Mini, was far preferable, and a pattern to it. Falling the restoration of the note, It invited the defending to a rendezvous, and to oome prepared with seconds. The defendant then proceeded to the clan In Leloester-egoa» end called the complainant down. On bla appearance mach sag» language and recrimination took place between the two and their respective friends, for the defendant was ac companied by beefing, and the complainant hand his op the spot—the defendant calling the other a hypocrite, and the cocatata inant calling the defendant a scoundrel. After Dingier had been banded from one to the other some short ra t ts the defendant pulled out of his pocket a whip, and used it on the person of the complaining, who, in the general monition consequent upon the quarrel, was thrown down, trampled on by some who were present, and went away home with his face bleeding, his body bruised, and his clothes torn. Mr. Broughton said it was clear an mem& bad bean com mitted by the defendant; that assault was contrary to Eng- Illeh law, which could only make allowance for a blow struck en grea t provocation at the moment. and in the heat of 'smiles. In the premed our the defendant had gone for the express purpose of aseaulting the oomplainent. On both Wee the affair was most censurable. The defendant must lad ball himself In 1301., and two annetiee in 401. each • few three month,. _ _ _ ASSIZE INTALLIGIENCB. HOME ClRCUlt—liAmenna, lULY 30. CROWN Bml.—(Beix• Baron BrusweU.) 1111 1001.13Thlt IMILDIIIt, Win., Husker 211 mm., 44, was charged with the wilful murder el Mary A. Timm Ms. F. J. Balkh sad the Hob Q. Drama seadueled the cesematiea. no primmer vas net in a position to obtain the aristmes el counsel, bee, at the request of the court, Mr. Bridge meths' the ease ea La belie. The bens& Mina he the proaeation in opening the oar to th=deserthed it as coeds thry melancholy chamber, I the haw dinged with the 'dreadful offence at wilful sender t ead that minder eemenitted upon the perm of his emu wi le He NM he was afraid there could be no doubt that the set wee committed by the prisoner under the inflasace of Jaileasy, and that the only questions they would ultimately hove to dee, wader the direction of his lordahip, would be, whe th er the primer was patty of the crime of wilful warder sr whether wader the circumstances that would be deity to them, ibray wadi be justified In oon viotingitwettelless dtha of measlaughter only. The mamma wee then examined : firth ANN dipseed that she was the wife of Wil lits Jess& LW, sad lived with him in • cottage at the bath of the Telegraph pribile-houes, at Rochester. The W arn sad his wile easepled • room over them. Them wen the may two roams he the cottage. The Telegraph wee Meth twenty yards from their cottage. remembered lately inadag, April 18. She wee to hid with her beard as thee aeseniag, about 8 o'clock, tad head a eget% la the pallemee room, and • sowed Wm a fell, sad the. • Slat oaths la • emma's voles. ilh= up, end thin re se bleed trim the over leer, aiming hem tbp inassYe teem She meat to the deer, sad taw tbe Belmar/ as the asps Waft to the prdee, and she sit*, his. " Oh, Tyner, deal bank year wile about at ; yes will 10 her." He " I brrehlasd beat." Hie hods Wall Wed,. Ho aid that whom could go and me has wile, and he *Admired her hus band, and raid that Ire=clee Was in charge. Ho then exclaimed, " This is Meer, is it 1" The were down the garden ear he Wsaidthat he lastiw ids wife. He wont in the dined= et the T pa haw He hail ao shoat ea. Aker fhb dee beZ the rimer make ale el ea Taft, bed ben bitinele a ws l m ers i t i ride " 7 l6 4llars dreeeed herself sad vest late the plemasee ems, sal sew the deceased lyba ea the mead. Ho Street wee sat eel • pleas al area= wee Vag by her lerik sad an open raw wee thas.)76o7 her. abDut o .larni f imic !!!! = "r f n o :111r ib. hose u r, s tett "i h ne = 4 esy nim aC c Lt a p. `"7 sea went to. Oa the perdees evearag ° weans was to the Telegraph, and the derma tease la *heat ha Vela* end bet about twelve, end tie law se wee et her until else saw her dead ea the followfag earelag. Ilia was fully dreamed ea the amiss of the llde, with the ereeptica of her shoes -- "Zbeemenantned—Tbe prisoner al me appeared to be wry fend sells wife, sad he seemed a html iN abotionate bee- Mud. Wham had dews the deemed to get drank wend the.,. Os the day before the seethe the primmer scrubbed sat hr tom to sem her the trouble of dam so. Wiliam /semi Wag the kashead of the last witness, de. reel that ma lie reentisw i t the ISA April ha was awoke sheet six ads*. be a mine la the gelemme's mom wad awoke hie oft. He leml • semi is though eme, sue MI doers la the prheser'ssema twine, mils heard seam& Whams west sea el hie Teem sad new the rhyme standing thumb the dear. The Omer went eat aad returned to hie rem and pal hie SUS OIL Ible err all over blood at this time. Wilma sell to lass. " Whet have you dose t This le • bad job.' Tim Omar them mid, "She won't he Boulder Tsylsee mee." TM prisoner that told his. to go mid Mei • pd.ssssassßeim this he end the primate wens up Mho tomethm, mid tie ;Mimes took user 8.4 1011141 sad ad he d would halo a plat of bab l=e, It." He *ea mated to take ems may wit of Ms wife's pocket, hat Maass told him he should nee de that. After he and the pram, wt to the Telepaph, mid new Taylor then. Witham end the lead lard weal Ihr s polbmm, but could ad Sad am, sad they ravened be the Telegraph, when the prisoner had been left. The ipefeteser the. minsopenkd him to the polionstatisa, sad as they were gang them witness said it wee • had job, sad M r*led, " Yes, h is • bed job." While ha woe la vitaem's charge the primmer gave him • senor. Cromesamined—TM primmer wen in a very excited state when be want with Ms dale the roan when Ida wife was lytag deed. He liesed mbar though there wee querraling hawses them halm he heard the 611 and the scream. He hod sew, near the primer ems M his wife before, except spa see senseles ahem she get _Mak. Thomas Chalk* the Imilted of the T Hat at tan admit Ikairsday sight, th l e i Mpl a irb e ! • m a sod bk 11111 mow al hew, ad in named = ir e and maker menu sassed Pater were elao there. The prism, mad ble oat mot sway whoa the home we. shut up, sad T deep aylor sad Pear mewed in the house, aad they were le fa the imam mad tap room. After the primmer sad his oat led left, th e ;Flamer !Mantel sad asked If Poll, memitig >i with was than, and he told him she was sot, sod he thew wash away." The mat Tomato( be head that the prism" bed killed kb wife, sad ROM afterward" the primmer ems is end .aid I have dime for her ;" and he thew addressed Taylor, awl said, " file won't he mew emy aces." Rs thee asked Mimes to p dr GO ew lam some freer, mg he ref to d uogis es. nig slier MM/ the prlsteor if weed 4 elk Idea, Beal he add he seell, end th he ey both oreM awa y y ageism oMallo itilatiar viten" bolted the huh Isse al Miltsar. idgeariosi the shutters. After the =rhod dares, m 1 went kilo his ream end saw the ag sf the AmemeL The bed apposed as though owle re a s. wo .imamd -pareas had MOM dt. —Witemetimild sat egg wiesther the Boner's Mb was pre ad glee Tap* sated Ike • bed. Be did not balms that the thstmed led ben is bed on the Saturday night from the eggedrrale et her es. By the Jodge—Tayier Odd love gond the back-door sad Waked ea a we te the here It h• led kiosk wpm to do m. The ,he believed, ve i s a ppmemeld. Re-esualael—H. found Taylor la the asleep es the Sunday worming, when he went la owes. loan Story, • polio, wadable, of dipmed that he ins on ditty at the police maim whim Am Wrest was beaeght in by the Mame King. oa Sweftw terstrig, the likk of April. It was about half-put 7.'dmit. Whim the primmer me brought in h. yid, "1 hareemelseleftrer my self op to jou far murdering my wife." Irlipeereeid "Yoe deet mese kat r. and he replied, " Yea I de, fed ler throat" Witham thew marched him, and took from lla em .Id knife sad • tobacco box, Gad he said to lab a, " You do not mean le say that you cut hr throat with this old knife?" The phonic smarm d, "No, I did It welt a razor and I hare seemed ler whoring." He afterwards said to wittiest. " Wad woad you du? I be ird another man with my wtlm in the kik ream of the Telegraph et 4 rioleek thb moralag, sad If I could have got DA them I would not hove gold or sore than the atty." He afterwards accompanied the gelemer to the poi at Madame, and on the wy them the primmer rid that what Mac. KW seld about hearing hie will Idles as dear was wean, whoa O t t her with the prier she tallegaketihe hada rued he ego te bee and reseed ememberrisdeetherkreet. theamilthat flt he led led hbehmere• ee the doe he sheald haw Mika her ell le glom The peheasr Mat shed Ma, leek plow sheet • gewgaw pert de la the to and kraal k wad dog her via le bred kis fa the bee parker of re Tekpeph. The primer Amami Mid him ad he had gam eat sheet Weeds* ed le eke • walk ea the GM aka beea r rood he Mad the deem sieges adz& esereeseeebred—The paireser 4111 sot M him that his era idled kid she had mutter, Malaerp, wee terry ire it sad world sem do so again. and d said she ileatimasea, • palm con etabl• depend that what hat i a l = the mil with the pri.maer he ma, "Ism very wary kr *het I hive dew, but I would rather see her lying there thret that she eheiM pealed* leasel." Wtllism Teykr;the alleged we. thus eaarateed. Ile mare • yew mod new geed Iseldeg mm—lle add THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Catherine Morris andilietrio•eC, the latter having a baby in her arms, were charged with stealing • purse, con taining some give; from a lady, while standing on the Penny Steamboat-pier, London-bridge. The fad of the robbery was clearly established, and it appeared to have been acoomplished with all the ingenuity of of maned hands, Roach very cleverly tudng her child as • cover to her companion, while in the act of easing the lady of her puree. Both prisoners asserted their innocence, although the the purse was found at their test, having been dropped as soon se they found thsmadves detected ; and they asserted that they were complete surengers to each other. Police-constable 96however, coat • little additional light en the transaction. Rs deposed that both prisoners gore fate addresees when first Ulna into custody, in order to put him upon • wrong scent, but upon making inquiries in a certain quarter, ha succeeded in discovering when Morris lodged, and upon going to the house found that both the prisoners had lived together there for some time past, that they had been in the constant habit of leaving home in can- piny about ll o'clock in the morning, returning about mid night, and that they had no ostensible means of Deng. Upon searching the plasm he discovered 48 duplicator, 28 of ap ta which were for articles sued In the name of Morris, end 20 for things by Roach. Most of these were for westing but among Morria's dudiostes ware two for go which had moat likely been obtained by robbery. He also found • con taining several coke, mostly foreign, and all with The Lord Mayor—This purse, with the foreign coins was probably stolen from 110041 foreign gentleman, and most likely • Frenchman, as there is among them, I Know which seems to be a medal of the Order of Bt. Louis, and which will,_ops, lead to some disoovery. And you had better lock the gold chains at the pawnbrokers, which may lath to mother dimmer,. Whams—Yea, my lord, I also found a letter from Morris's leather, who is, she says, a soldier, now In Bootland. Lord Mayor—Well, there is nothing connected with this OW in it, I =moss P Witmer—NOY my lord, but there is • passage in which he should get shoedd like es hear from you oftener ; for if you get wicked, I shall not know where you are. (Laughter Lead M ayor--Than be sense to know all about her oba recidr, at any rate. Are you married, prisoners ? Both the wawa mild In the affirmative, adding that their '.-beds were an of town ; bat the officer gave a more complete and radii vision of the story, by inform ing the wart that thrid both in prison. The pietnire ware A cabman, nefsel.lkhe Mei" himself the proprietor of two cabs, wm pieced at lite ber, before Mr. Henry, on a &ergs of = 6.4 neri oss. Nary Barry, a surrant at Covent-garden, rim the faleer4 dromMemses The preessolett eland lima ea Tnewlay last ohs went to vbit • bag st who bed ibaniedy nerd at her assaises. She bit at about eight ifiesl4 when the servant aceesegenied her es far as High-Week lelleglat. As she could sot me the omnibus, and as it was a vary wet night, site Wed • oh, t in, and told the men le dries her to Ashley's Hotel, ce to Cberbresiess, from which ipiste she email know bar way hems. About belt way home thinks= mil be should Ms to Iwo • gnus of snots it we very wet, sad asked If she would have a glass too. Ins agreed, and be Mapped at • pnbVe-honws, whore he get ammo an, of whim sly Ink ;n a me After that alks amid recollect the next starmkg. when oho found bi li mel b i iir la lel in a brothel in Clemprenset, St. Gine& She thou mimed her pares oweastning If. 17a. td., bar aisel• Wads, boots, men*, and parasol. woman whom ale supposed to be the land lad told her she was brought Imre in a cab ovninight. The woman agreed to lend bar • pen dime& to go hook It was • Hansom cab, bat I should sat bow the nets son. The prisoner in orces-examinteg the vitalise, suggestsd that it was in Holborn that lts was hired, which wittier denied. Prisoner—This young were paid my tare when she had the Ms. I delivered her et the Mghwhonse with all her things sale. Mr. there ? Essary—This you us the man who " delivered" her Prisemer—l am, sir. vi=Pinner, servant to the lady whoa prenatal: had at Maga% raiding at Speneer-vMas, cw tOange-roed, said that prosecutra came to see her mistress Tuesday, and left at about half-past eight, when nines went with herb ape her into an omnibus, as it was a very wet night. As the omnibus was fall they went on towards the Angel, when they bargained with a cabman to take Miss Berry to Covet-garden for Is. In rapty to Mr. Henry, Witness added that before calling the an they had walked sane distance in the hope of finding an manna. They went into the rielsbmant room at the Highball , stades, when they had ass ghee of brandy and water between then This was Olney bad to drink, and they only spent Id. than. Penner—Did you not have two glasses of gin with met' Winas—Certeinly not. Prise—Was it not in Holborn you hired pss ? Wltheso—No •' ft ree to Illgt- dirt, Tampon. I arid not have walked s* far, as I was at home bathes 10 Aka. I paid year fare with a shining which Her Bray handed to me ear she fr i I: = lss the cab. Primer tie 2 avian, tightknit!' sair. nor In villa ho the oriessarte rarer Pressetrth had ii•ai 10 1 1= 1 1111 at the tithldoa statheth In raw areas lit 11/211111 MI/We le 60 MIMS In Chergloothant to make larpthir. Ito themdets err boon& to alm - bsem by. carom. Tie Wier MI ben einem* Mir with r=t tuts, who mkt she Where rear ohms ciallkir Hs Qom losiniat A. wee is lirbillbaufk_•••4o 1104 4 sad es pdiesies is and his salloar Withomfarierms, Kay-street, On Thursday be ford the Firmer at a la Mari-street, and charged him with the m eabb emam_ lnd hYr said, " All right ; I have left era tbe Mb at the etationthou• an hour at parr, the arm Use pesiriag • gossip from Inspector Ikt i =ii:re err spat the F division Stadia tr emit of Esrey, however, was only IL Nagar INK " I don't want to get the waterman Into fishy The yams was toad at the bottom of the cab, end 1R ee la it. I gave the watery= h., paid le. 6d. for the think MI Rant 2a. 6d. with the tratermen. That accounts *lf th e Os. Don't say anything to hart the vateromn." ahel i s ergrostreot , Warn Smi, a boy of about 16 of age, a servant liotith, the proesentrix was there by tio po&oeff at about tadf.pest 12 o'olock on night. Pthea hod called about an hoar before sad 1001 "anippd a nom far a young women for all night." rrie wee iqz drank, sad the prisoner not my semi. to take her operetta, un dress Mr, psi_ heft as she could do nothing for henna At Obi their et Witness, the prisoner showed him the oxalate elk, priestk " that be (whines) might not be liasme it anyttlag i. the morning " She had only a SaYphien.• ImNpssay, • mill German ones like • ead spar aigkrees. The prisoner, notwithstanding a remoontrar, kept the hat penny place, garb& *1 wm are Is the tr ig, and eat her op wi th all I lave get of Ws," adding, that he did not oars whet they charged he the bed—he would not mind paying eve shiStags r keg as he law she was all right." Ile okra manor wither to ge away aad leave him with the yoteg warn, bat whams mbar. observing " that he would ass Dr all oigke, it he card es she was respectable." He also told the "ft wee a pity to sr her in each place ;be aagbt to ' know totter." Prisoner said he did not thew where to rho her. Witness said,! Toy 'd take her " =nflamed I e doer= anneed Imen dr desk et ine Ittekleice to that of the ficitiedass, i pagitraak, comernesd "sky larking " and playiag terta be age sear to the wisaver Fox, who was septets oldie most, be begun to above Min about. Fox wheel him Mp an beard his own vessel. The deceased refuted to do se, behaved disrespect fy, sad, a scuffle orralas belk II than WI o the deck, Fox bring appinases. rheum bleb t on the mazes belly aid laid bid ed his heir, and baring called to the dorm as bad the Basics to come and take Barron away. a area amid Biegam, the mate of the Schiedam, will led beta ea board the liar, Watkins, came on board. I he east =den in which Fox sad Barron Tyre at the be lea to get up, and this was et ease compbed • Berm regained his feat he become ameediagly vioisak mad mil fiat Fox had icon his co gmbes in the seallk and that les wished to tight blaa nedeavoared topmeatbiat *ma commildag atg sioalail, and doh hie ems with • ton ; the deaseasi, baweva. broke awash me Ramsay called to the mow et the Sawn to some ad lee We to his own vessel. The primes lisahem, who ie the uptain of the Reliance, heard the art, and owns le herd the became very espy et Marla ht 01111111111611.1 1111 W beta( conduct. Mambas struck the 11110110111111 Wen o: s = him a shove, for It was Mem* dendbei ley the winner ; howevce that aright hq illanaa Maid renal ea his own captain, and Maid bin by in. ablet, which, Ina short ozone that ensued, was bas. Koalas low booms violent, and made am of the expraedea—" Let as heave the b— overboard." !Moen el both the plessin laid bail of the deceased, Fox taking hold of his kap, sad Menhir ot hie shonldeire sad arr. be waa lifted sa to the mil, at • spat whirs the vase& sift Sea or six reds spire, sad at this memaat Fox loused Me boa. Alsa haatediately after Jimmie was seta la the water, at a deide d about 16 lea, having tither bon droned or bony WM. Ramsay cried to e Mistams, " Are you /pig le ander time nos r an d so so Mend will vane by non to an lbe deceased be Wow est rep. Woneer, all their efforts wine unavailing ; no demon wet ass to the PM , Lam, nothing was seta bottle legal lie bak and his right bead, and ha sank. bleabom starless and sorrow at whet be had deo% ton bisimolf with being a atardirer, bat he (W. 0.) an to take those expeasedeas sr say oribilige r r udi S mis lifest b 7 mem of Wane no dun y renneed Winn Ilbsos Vet non he hod 61 1 11111‘,12 ealeilliklit ha Bright tel Sem that the Iser woe Jahn noes naia causing the death of anther, sad prime bodu Sur . words It for the iv"- oi au. _ A WWI murder. It WM _ jury to ktywaithm, aboallL. —to year owe place, sa you say y a ere a rs, the evidence, they was jimmied la maim to manned mm. Prisaasr repkie " She is sa mach a arranger that oomt echo to tee se you an. I sewer saw Mr till to-night." (He had The stareareat of the learned commi was them combo- .prosheaK7 sitid abs was a MI") Wilt""' behead alw, rated by Juba Ranier, James Forager, cook on board the the lucked Ks teem with hise, and locked the door, Schiedam ; Thomas Yon:, sweeties as board the sera ih• key. TM alit 11 6 11 . =7 41 7) rand; lames Nesbit:, mother appreatice ; William Row- mats 'pia. sad sheaths hire se ' (he V a n: 10K, sad Walla Minims. hair), mired Ma to sad thisk with him. He west with hr reply to a quietism from Kr. Prior, bk mkt primmer to the hotter, whom they had mss ale. ireakir woe Take eat of' the qamedoe, even lithe, took Item- P,coos essreee that "LM sight's affair was • ram =drlitsmily, hat Ramsay% ',Worm Wm Matra. job," Mg meatiteed that be had the yeas( women's money am witsseem sad he wieldy appeared to km at Mar, harlot plated it ta his wites heads. and that, if Wad maim amedarrabis pmjallee, to say theTeset et it. three was "so mare wise " about it, he amid keep it for . • Mr. C. Peter Molt eameral tocankal **mime to the hem aim we. • Lrpf. -et lailletassat, wirki wan, however, over-ruled by lie The pekoes, harawitit some tagetame al 101211014 timbre' awl the efkameet !tithe KAM* wore thee eI, that he sely Mak theta:say kr eafatp. F, a awsaerksad lava asaaeliter; Mr. _ Mr. Krary observed that be might &peed as ta mi lt b i: Jidlik sear, ems. sad Mr. James limpecer, harbeer- fall appattaity of making say meteassat, which sad Mr. Jobs Ray, Mritesty melds annoyer, was ils likla &wain writing. anditrd Pm Heithdelmi miesilmt Kattoter far imosadty La mayor to Mr. Hairy, the boy &Ober stated that ea ad-bsertedasm. Tmaityli4ht, while he was with the primmer to the = Mr. Pries area akkamid the jry ea Mei, tif Poz. Be bees% *try were joked by the walegima from. the said be was perked, eerie& that all who had lead this masa may who had No. otravenatka with the IeMMIt ease, who had beard KM Oa messed had When° hems at shoat the rmaiwcmaa. Primmer seemed the weesessa of irreproachable eissramer,emi that threagiaa wafettaasetema- !tabs he. from Oho puma, which he denied. Primmer paid binariaa of circumstances M had boa pieced to hazard of hie 1 Miami is, 6d. lim the rocs. Ho did sot say he was a cab- Ile, would feel the deepest wywp._ erith hlot, sad tint tam sr weplais why be brought the young mama. there. tile they would ell regret if the o rry aeu. Itateg that the oddest* wee oaptiag wet. kreistibly led to • eaglet pay. bad he maid art but berme to the mimes la admitled that the letter asks' SOUTHWARK. The Rev. Mr. Jones, the Incumbent of ISt. Mary, R•ther kith°, drove to the court in a cab, to complain of the conduct of the driver. William Hams, badge No. 10,402. The complainant stated that he hired the defendant in Thainee-street, near Fresh Wharf, to drive him and his daughters to Rotherhithe church, two of the children wised the reopen,* ages dela and eight. He bad besides two packages, which wore put on the sop of the cab. The distance was under three mina, and when he diaehartted him he rave him 2e. 64. hie Sem being sod foarpenos Sac the two packages, ocaserreatly he a speeted twopence change. The defendant, however, was not con tented with the half crown bat demanded idxpeace morn Witness refused to give him that, and asked biro for his ticket. H. at first maid he should not give him am, and afterwards that be had not got one. Witness thee asked him to drive him to the polies court. When be put himself in • defiant position, and caused a mob to collect, but afterwards ha brought him to this court. He considered his conduct very bad, and ori wa) from rlitihnestio ma ke üblicgrounds this o. hi hel i come all the t. Mr. Combs *eked the driver what hettul ti to say for blne• self _ _ . _ H. admitted that he was only cedilla to 2a. 6d. Mr. Comb, imbed him why he wanted 3. , then ? He replied that be forgot hinmall, but ae for thitioket he was not mowed with one. Mr. Crumbs told him he had a right to here one, and he meat have known the law on that point. He should °Wer him to refund the 2d. sad pay 10a toe, or go to prison for 14 day.. The reverend gentlemen hero observed that he did not wish hls worehip to lathed any penalty or punish the driver. All he required was that he shmld be reprimanded us a cau tion to alms. Mr. Combs said that he had half made np,kla Wad to send Lira to prison without a doe. It was a very bad awe. Helmut pay the penalty or go to Mew. GREENWICH. Anthony Hall, muter of the barque Emily, of North Shields, now lying in the Commercial Docks, appeared to a summons, before Mr. Traill, for refusing to pay to Juno Smith, a lad towel on board that reseal, the sum of 9h duLr.ea w ages . Cockle attendant for the complainant, and Mr. Downey far the defendant. From the evidence of the oomplelnant, a sharp intelligent lad, it .P9eated that the defendant took him on beard the Emily, at Shield,, on Sunday, the 3rd of January lad, at wages, as tuiderstsod, of 30a. per month. The vessel sub. arquently put to sea fora voyage to Vallee without Ms signing articles, bat on arriving at Vedas the defended took him before the British consul, red report& brlmilear him out. lie then returned on booed opts, wallerefeed the port of London a few days eines, having Imes atop' six months sad twenty-bur days. In oreameitsishiation by Mr. Downey, the slated that daring the voyage eat he deed as e =4,l earaterd, era eartansaa the duties of ea erileary seense at thesay holm. He beds* reeillet•1011 dligaleir We same to Whir "bus betas the Jidda casesl. offettaly bee matbl es bleed I wed ewer to The dellasdz= M e as Ike wind, leek Mmhem ;read 14e. Asa Wbeep. So bat else neelwal s sea of iseely 600 th e 41.11111111 a. Mr. Deereey, he the Mises ail the eieelphiseiel lei been taken on trial, end had there bean twAisstthae the deheine weal have patisted the ship's ankle% elesed by the lad at VIIIIIOI. Mr. Treat addagrees infringement el the Mercheett _ _ wWasea deal taki'g paw Act led beta comthe oledite ddbeto by defenshipping Rote; dant in patting to sr n thee the articles, after being reed end explained, ought to have been signed. For thie tbe defendtuit bad e t o liable to a peualty of 61., and which he should have had o enforce had the srtieles been prednoed. The defendant said he would rather pay a penalty of U. than Fey the lad wages. Mr. Trail said ft we. clear the lad was entitled to the wages claimed, and made= order accordingly. Mr. Downey rid the defendant we. anxious to be examined u to money he her: paid the laid. Mr. Train said he could be sworn. The defendant was then sworn, and said he had paid the complainant much more than the sums nsmed. He did not know the exact amount. When he took the complainant before the liritiah consul at Venice he signed articles for wages at M. per month. Mr. Train—What A lad like the complainant sip articles for la. a mouth. Did the British consul allow him to do so without minting it to hint f The Defcndant—The British consul did not say anything. It is done in hundreds of canes where boys are taken en trial, sod I have acted es a father to the kid. father, indeerfl It is.lea 10012/170111 prooeld tag on your part, and one which the Board of Trade ought to look into. It is so flagrant s case that I think I ought to adjourn it for the production of the articles, for the purpose of putting the penalty in force; and I can only say that I don't believe the British consul would have allowed the lad to sign &ritual) wages. The defendant paid the money, Mr. Cockle observing that it was satiefootory to know that lads sot possessing the protection of parents could at least obtain protsodon at the polioe courts. MA1111325 81:0•11.—Tha average pithe of brown er Mueeovdo euW, the Pro duce of the Minh powerioneln AONTICa. for the week enMg July 27. le 235. gi it. per cwt., exclusive of the duller of custom paid or payable thareon.—The average price of brown ac Muscovado sugar th e produce of the 'fawn or. Is 2U.71a.—N0 return bee been route of the ale of brown or fennonda eugar,the produce of the lint Indles.—The average price of the two foregoing descriptrone of sayer. Jointly. oceoputed oe above. and nelsons of duty. b Pie fild. Bustin. JOLT 30.—The market hat been very deem elsoll OW but. gad for wed qualities of sugar, both for pen and Kale parsons. there Is • good demawl. at about lo par nib advsnoe oar the rates rang here lag week. Ilellagre produce sells freely, sod for come deestiptlons of goods Wight &dunce has Beenben estabilthed. Um methane very dull, end pion show no Was of very. COTTON GOODlL—Ntscuarrxt, Jute 30.—Sloce the »Mot et letters from Oal mNa sad Bombay there has been rather sears bedews to yaros for thaw markets. sod ladle cloths b.ve also been to a rather better mitten. The aureate bode( ea, however, to them as la other goods. during seem days pert, has mot two considerable. PACm bave bees astalarately meetly to moat Wads of yes, etdeaers Wog yet em• Med to ardor, and set pap beenWu or nto Ns warm eo4 ace, tor export, the deposed Ma very limited, nod these hum hero some adenine. Clotho *or the borne t rade ere mostly Oozed, In prim OOTTON.—Livrareee. Joie 30.—Notwithatending the added from the United Matee cont/eue to be favours/do to banter., the trade do not buy freely and m the market is very folly suplied. coneordon of 1-lit Pm genmnally. end id. la We y. Waned ordinary qualities of Moeda= be. beim imendttod to. limed to without change, and In too derma reeved. but the supply on the market of Egyptian Wing mod durable, rather inegolaz and cadre pylons have beau eeeepted. Burst bee et= la be. regness and bendy maintains forme rata. Spree lawn bare teem 1.720 Amsrteen end 180 tweet ; sad there are repotted for .sport AGM American, 201 Pernam, td itahla. 570 Egyptian, 1,1317 Burst, sad 30 Madras. To-flegh haloes, iten been fah the evident. of Wee b LON hike, of which 2.500 are for export and on speouLattoo. the market eteelng stosedy. Owlet to a large quantity outporta of Yee India cotton baring been sent he from Leaden the clam Ist Jain Let, awn "Add& hat not re appeared in our and Melee, they have now has. °emoted Is eneopdance with the actual .Io of Mast India In the port, ag eedartut today. 00ftlf.—Casuisroim, JVLT 80.—The wekther. dote 'weds,. hy been floe for berenet enerstiene. end today motet earthir to to or. The storm d Sodas did cooninernhio domiwo to the siwitillow tank: Wetly whir It wee elpo—two to four bushels per sere will be kat Rom whipping ase. Todore market wee thinly &Wilde& wad eainiir of eihtot mai; red milked Is. &dna.» : iWift white twit.* &ere% led. 445. to eta ; shim ifin. White, Inn to 6,1 w • few eisopko doe, *own, quality melon& limas mewl hod rather duper. • Joss 30.—Oar market nu slow to-day for wheat, at Wt wars rats. 8413,17 MAIL Reds. 41s. and 4a: W 12143 435. 1. Ets. M o tirs aim samples of Ds. oa oder. of tar quality. Nothing ta spetie awn. flatting has 111011 bscosna god In thin DOA. WAMIILD. Jail X.-Bslkee war sating la pit quarter highsf. but the advance rautrieted badness. Is barley no slags. Beans Wady. ia cats and sheifitad ao ;WNW altantion. Amigos of tad sank mil ting Jals :—lftststa, lON quarks; at /F. 114.; seta IC at Es.; beans, 13,.144.. Id.: pm. 64 at 6'a ODALL—Sadams. Jot/ 111—Bates' Walt RaftLE, 14 Brains Derma Want Hartley, Ifs. 3d.; Ores's Wet Earned, Hs. 6E; Bfadads Hanky, 11a F.; H ol/srao. 14a. ; Mound's Wad Haftlay llathertaa. Us. ; Tao .1 4 M00r.14. Id.._•Walkar Pesaro" Med ; Wilas. Walls had a**. C 1..., ; Walls End Benson, 14s. Id.; Wal's End 1d.., 16a ; Walls lad Gosforth. 144._ _FL • Walla lad Riddell, 16. N.; Mae Yale. 16a: Walls Ead EMMA/ 1 1441 0 % ar. Walls d Heaton, 111 a ; Walls End Isnatitcsa 17s. Walls End Ededi Fa El.; Wails End Hastispool. 111.34.; Walls End Heath Halt 164 ; Walls lad finawleft, 14a.; Want End Esese, 17. ; Walls Bad death Hartlepool. 16 . 3d. ; Wall Had Booth Edina boo Si Mak Ka*, Darn 14s. ; d.: Walla Ind Tim ; en Walls Mod Har W tley Nix hitsreells. 14s. ; Brown twatar , 14s. ; on' Itarthfr, Ea.; 261011 . 11Daftn. 111.-313 En at market. 1/3; sold. 46. TRAFFIO RETURNS. 1324413. MU. Par X. Talal. Tolal sm. times dor Iles 2363. IW. al, irks awl liar 71E 4.43., Juls Si le° 1 .1 12 1.231 1.c44 62.66. 111 624 241 LOC SI Wank mew 2 3 3 3 36. 143 112 liai Oalededa... NOM. sad liiiiir - 1341 7133 IA" 16314 ".134 WO 34 623 n SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CAdV ALTT. Coked Cook, brow to Detroit, Let tomcod. *A. end woe obliged to pat Into Qtweastowi to repair.—tirotwool, July SO. NOTICE. Idearfna. July 24. Vowels are soy admitted to too waiter is arrsvlos from Its ta. Carta. sad Illaseeitiss, bat quassatfoo of II days Lt safasad on all antral' Isom ILW.raltat. Opsla, ts. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. 84k144 (44), frcw Loodos for Abet Wad, Jaw 23, lit. 49 S., I. SS W. Akitud4r. from Lporpool for Ow trolals, lase 94 Ileteerrl& from footey for I lverp 01, la y 13, lot 87 /1•,, Ica 43 W. Womb% trees Itosroo foe Falmouth. lloy I, lot 14 N.. lee. $7 W. Cedsons, non li,oplo %tuella 100 Moos* mew la Iron, sop. posed to be Isms, 4.411 14, 144. 94 N., 1 4 14. " w. do (Amman .Lip), from Llvarpool for Bombay, Joss 70, lat. los. 1 7 /. .141v4 Snow, /17 trolls Llyarpool. kit Calcutta, July 7, 14.1. 41 N., los. 3 44. Sttottnoore bon Lasko for 6baogbao, Imo 24, lit. 8.0 N., 14s. 5a.93 W. REGISTRATION OF LETTERS FOE ALEXANDRIA awn Buts.—Oa the let August next, and thenceforward , letters address& to Alexandria or to nes, in Egypt, whe ther Weeded to be forwarded by British packet by way al /darsaißie or by way of Southampton, may be registered on The application of the person posting them, provided the together with regiatratien fee of sixpence. be paid postage, comma of the Postmaster Gemini, Row xatret AILL Seerwary.—Osnersl Poet-office, July 28, 1868. A BOY FOUND DEAD IN A STABLE.—An inquest was concluded on Thursday, at Wick, near Berkeley, on the body of Robert Visaed. • boy about 15 years old. The boy had berm in the service of Mr. Holborrow • timber dealer, at Wick Moils . duty was to assist a driver named Daniels. The man, It appears, had frequently beaten him with some severity, sad had bees remonstrated with by theboy's father. A few days ago the boy was found dead In • rack in the stable in which he and Daniels were employed, and under circumstances whithmut • strong susp OS the latter. The boy's bead and face ware severely bruised, as were his shoulders and there was a good deal of blood on him and m the manger. Be had been mimed for a day or two, and the prisoner had not reported him as being absent. The man Daniels declared hie immerses., but the jury returned a rep. (lice of " Manslaughter," and ha was committed for trial m that charge. [Advertisament.)—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND P,ua a claws •50 LTUCTIJAL unser sea UM seem, leurcer=eseztr. aGM wee mat lastetteste dd. armee hes imemit leisied *NI • was satill b C Mot OM n Otllleat is OaCtL ibeili.""bl:bal. 7oo , l "ltelab MlNZratil i."..ll2 4 7.4l:6 41S Wen.. la Alt frotoov BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ita t gl. 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