The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-04 00:00:00

ILab) intritigtnce. DiSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Avo. 3. (Bohn the Mel Comeaboioser.) n. leaned Cessraisehroor cleared his paper, wad the court a4aorsed. He sat co Monday sight till atorly sine o'clocir, rod disposed of several matters. is the case of William Henry Parker, before reported, a *resat of silt moths was port outer W clisareticoary dose. He bad been • mask- mkt is Marlraq-aisset, City, mad ince tree acquitted at Hie Gard Crlndasi Coen ea • &urge at . (Bt I. Mr. Coussimiseir Rl 1 ISIS ASSOTT.-A 0011.2011 FOS IDIOTS. " • Thts lamas; a " deeerlbed ea. ereassa who bad attempted te ankle\ s askew hr ions of the bigber claw, wee eggeeed by Mr., Deasy bre addle-egod wars, mad N The b ad lan aka of St. Berthokkew's Hospital. Mr. sepperleil. It appeared that the kaftan had awaked kr a sepsr- Intaideat el his easy et Livestock, near fallebary, which was kr ask of the Idglwar class, sad also a ahem watt was to rival Head ea Clatabridis. He had is Ids proat, sad hems the beekeney. Ma Hears eseeekdroil tat she bad been lamed to ednaes 1101., whisk sin led saved ep, and also to ales rasp on bre IN way ihr sada 1401. Kr. Cannaleser need - sane of the kerma can al to tad op the sea of Mama ; Mr. Damp etnanted err ha Mks Nears Mika the knew In wine site bed ad vensid bow le the lesehmen, and the apeseader be bald ad se f eels. the astablkhaent Meanly which woe le rival tbe greet sayseekke. Kr. Dam alas on sergetts speak complalaing thst rite bed bees deltended maw. Kr. G..ia.fa.erPloiipse sepresesd his obligations to the Mad coma far leasteflog the case. The poor wawa lied len the peg, ea it as a ore 1r tha fall aka el the dbmorothery e Aker ecamisattag on the osednet of the Wawa be gars a jodgreont of sk meals. Bar, Mr. Coma is RI 010101 71A' It upby. 01171 , 01. Kr. Dowse woad hr two creditors. ea the mend ef • vszeiroos denim, and tits horsed Oeodrdo•or sew • judgment of she months. The iavolreat bed bees about her yam b prbss. His debla were upwards of 30,0004, which wee swirly all seemed, sod b. pare up property. Mr. Sargood appeared for two creditors, to obtads as aosaidePet to the 'chide* which was oat right, sad a me ant obtainad. She issolvsit was discharged. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME ClRCUlT.—Ocaproan, Arcurr 3. The cocarniasion for Use county of Berm was opened ea Monday, and both worts were opened for Ea ness this morn tni, Mr. Judos Wines pearling on the civil aide end Mr. Baron Bounwell ia the Crown Court. Thera are 94 cause entered for trial, 26 of which are to be tried by special juries. Oa the Crown aide there are 16 prisoners for trial, bat none of the ores are of a serious character. Civic ezDa. (Baton Mr. Justice WNm wad u Common Jury.) This wee ea action to mover 621. Kr, being dye quarters of arras of sa saanity or 601. grated by the &horst to er i ii= theratil. i Pataredorff sad Kr. Manse were menial for illt's liir ; Kr. Leak Q.C., and Mr. Toropeon Chitty rhe dehodant. op Nat Es aoseity ia question had bean grated by the bible esd enseted by him to 1862, upon the eesdlitss Obit the phletW sheet& Idalli. and brrg up two llsglikeste chileset shish be wis /ether. 'The dr ameinese we sellar_geseller. It egsweed that in 1841, ehe iii limper liiiindelt was la Chuoray, wham she wee se gestruse Is • high Ibusily, and the dais =Welib Beaks ratio wee BMW to be ea Irish meek: mrsas, sad vithestair mate km of reerrtege, wide It ewsed est is be of se hog valise, wee gese *west by e pewee she lie tielesimi sepreseseed le be • abriones, sot Air this W is eel . neber es asa ad idle meth MK *Ws th e the deselha et pews= is Oseseem bst Wl= b ided eat is amid news end Ise wilt bin. dries lot abe was he wee. They the emilesel le flee legelawr midi the par 1361, sten the thdesdwit mewled. wed Mai thee he net • letter te s gesdewies mod 111.0eml, fa wlielb le nwaseted him to break tile " ludic Wisp le dear New pee." a s well as be weld, to kr faellage, sad at the aim Yoe slated that he weeY ohms Fords for her, and that be might at ma advises her swear to the amount of at net sea wee sonediagly gives to the pleiaU the leinine vest to testis is blind; sal la 1662, she emit set obtain sow were lama, drew u., the west Is Ling mei ewe thedelisdest, sod be than essested the agelemse erhhit we die sableet el tile pews' maim. It amid be shied that her thildres Wire the reek of the assisies be the parties, bat at this tire =by tee ware Mee, led the was to the Art that upea aseeider- Ohs et the egaratisi awl yeseltherg he the two Mies dm aim he atherthelt le ley Moan per sems, War belimuls. One el then ek it bee arm did. it the math thethei ben by dellaint hr itermlllthe, w h i n coed czzimilmeludysernor, end the Insist meths we le setheurthe era Ilethwel Esithr. the yhislik a ledy-ilke issidag was, eggaerethy thew lee ea/ thirty yew et egg, wee Oiled ea a Vim% NA is pm/ the hots sieve sainted, sal eme net seithetheil le any INiFiateisliss. The Mame Set up wth web $ ledmird we, it Ming eathatied bat es legal weeen' MI boa proved ler thimielth, sod ease that, es ese of the 'bible bed Mei, it moth met be mired, she MON' eelreimailetbdeit Set the nosey yes to be phi 6w the eiggert eel alseades ef two childne. Th. iary mutually refereed a mast hr the printiff be the toll amount ettilmsd, the queries, of law being reserved fee farther consideration. ( Rolm Cor at—Mem lir. Ham linwiesil.) Edward Nessifirilla Mort" • sma earson, vas istheled IN moan by= _ _ _ Mr Keen ecollasied the presselea. The pleceer, who appears to have boa earrytag es • yeast extensive and ba ttiest =I swindling all over the weeny, oradacted Anise are isle was that et eleteidng a setewelge *OM Ms. thneerly • very aides supoleindeat el the Raney bet who at moat hope the Seas at Most,, peeleawo Om the ems to tie lea as the Mb et M ar e:d d Mom' to be the lot. 116. Nam" tad he Oiled that he was the Whole Mod et Mr. Menlastaa Xi, • =dna who wee woll heti? rho* to ve leed=is: Ins sebei s targ %t ir ed • now es he Merl 'Wag le Mr. 11111 a, um hie men he said tint he bad metkleseppobstsmal. sad Ilse he vows te geese It the hilafflikag amig_ Be thee slated OM he wee sheet ark ad oho& Biddeloomb to lend hi. • whlhh he did, sod It bused oat that the Wleeeai ha la nab woes entirely Wee. Mr. Illeitheoli was 1110as-ersgaised at eassikeable length by thil_ pileente t ted la sower to the_ weeptio is that wen pat le MO. sell that the prism, Witted bin vary politely to suers sad leer We led soma, bat be endiseci. He eke said that the Wears wrote l = la t Y • kiat, h width ha stated that if It should rein he shed/ twat • eireandly to taw him to the chapel to mes► added ratthis hair wee meat to Ida eller le_hed glom theplearr Os seoralgi, sod It wow Dildelatireb, Ho., ai It baps " My bar beat"Mr" oil the vaisrat he taw taw be haw that he had doe." (A begglh.) The Rae. Mr. Laleekt, the mtnl.ter of the c aappedl rained to, proved that the /*maw had newt been appoted as the analettr, and that he had no Intention of reidgalag his office, and that onteequeldly there wee so vacancy. He stated that all he knew of the Oasonn was, that he called open him end told blot that he bad Lees • Roman cello& priori, hat that ho had WA the wrote of that religion, and that he lad alter wards bees • church of Reflood elergoaalei sad that Aar that he had bees • " congregstioaise," and be wished willows to allow him to perform one of ids ' hat he deollaed to do so without knottier; move shoat Ids. • subsequestly made souse laminas about the prwoner, which were set et all satlehicany, betas rethr, sa we b gnaw them rid that he .` Amid be off " to Clartary. In saner to gentians pat by the Moor, Mr. Haight rid that he told Wm he might whops he permitted to make an adieus to the Sunday school children. He said that be took so interest In him la eonseiroance of his speciosa ma ser, end would have doe, all in his power to saddle him if hi. character had turned out to be good, and that he mail In frosted. ~Yr. Peter IllTarlane, a wine merchant at Gitildtord, yea them saansioad. It appeared that this gentleman is of the SODAS catholic perstuislaa, and that he accidentally nee the primmer cis the 14th of July at Farnborough, and that Ite drove him for some distance in hie chaise. 'The primmer upon this ometrion represented himself to be a and an author, and to be rather desirous to enter the church, and ha gained so much ars Yr. ll'Yerieears seed opinion art be Invited him to •W him in ease Y amid comb Guildford. Oa tie bid at laiy, which sae ems day, ha vetelvall sods reavestf bow the ptissera, dated *uw the the Hart heed, og to me Ids, owl wen his pie. Owe be laid him - ties he bed hese Frewahbto W lowa lwyd ihr do Saw. Ur. Hweberd, sad that be C vow pier iwooldhot with him as Ore talleVies voondoe. Ni. Ifferime opera Ibis invited him to hie hawk oboe be moped ell atilt, sod the imandgf i t has prioalor laid be Vim , el mom, rod rid li. I. Ind lin sod whew he ‘" *hod lw dlot Ida *at nu be soil be Walt ea will he lira horsetwo, a r m j a r Ni. Wriaine gave bin two waived War boo the 111: wWI 11111.10 W hinuellehe hie " dew friend •" deed are be_ wee Ind m I. g out de meremerp n erve. (41 Wo :d o e swam le I,l ol 2wase_ op W the prialoor, the viler§ ag e T_fot he oratiesee the arse et Chi j ... I aft &lig dile lior. li 11 Maw ' The pr.emer exclaimed, la ea impudent tons, that he was not eurprised that a Pada should not tell the truth. The v. uness said that the prisms, told him that be had mot the Rev. Mr. Reichard in the Holy Land, at the Holy Sepulchre, and described the rheas be wore on that occesion, and that be had a velveteen cost ca. (Laughter.) The Bev. Mr. Hatched was then mamined, and be stated that the a prisoner waa en entire stranger to him, sad he km, nothing bout him. The prisoner, upon being called on for his &ham, ems about to read a long written statement, the commestolog oh servatione of which appeared to be t h at it wsa owing to Ms education he had rammed, sod to his having beta brought up • Boman /dhoti°, that be had been Induced to endeavor to gala a livelihood by do:option and lying. Baron Bramwell interposed, sad told the prisoner that thin comae of proceeding was unite irrelevant. The court had nothing to do with the religions petariples in which he had been brought up, end the only question was, whether be was guilty of the offmce imputed to him. The mieonm the addressed the jury wiz in • theatrical rosnusr, sad at some length, the effect of what he said siva rially Wag that he had been brought up to literary pur suits, sad had endeavoured to gala • livelihood as an anllice, but the bookadirs would not publish any of his works be cause he bed so mum, and, or le could not starve, he w mamas' to resort to Um proomilisps be had done, in order tooain • subsidises. The jury without hodist-.--,stored a verdict of Grath , . The harmed judge, Is pram sontmos, said that if a bed education was the cease of Ms pyre's committing sari offences sa these, be must ardeavour to correct it ; and the mode in which he should endeavour to do Imo on the premed occasion was to order him to be kept to hard lam ' twelve months. OXFORD CIRCUIT.— HEREFORD, AuousT 2. Cil,o%i X COURT.—(Before Itr. Justice MIL) 11113•XT. John Rowlands, a respectable-looking old man, aged 60, described as a shoemaker, wee charged with unlawfully mar rying Elizabeth Foed, at Whitbourne, near Warmer, ca the 25th Man11,1856, lie wife, Martha Rowlands, Wag Um alive. Mr. Cleave prosecuted; Mr. Powell Weeded the grimmer. From the evidence It apes d that the primer married Ids first eih at Old Eedier,is 1824 , but bad been asperated inns her fee more than twelve years. It was proved. how ever, that be had brew is bar eompsaso lace as MO sad 1861, whirs year she hi y m before the magie tmtes at Riageton for aa assault. In 1866, he courted sad married Elizabeth Ford. of the sober age of 43, and who was cook to the Rev. Robert Shoos, rector of Whitbourne. This gentleman officiated at the second 'marriage, and wee dm virtual prosecutor in the case. Mr. Powell, for the daimon contended that there was na evidence that the prisoner knew his first wife war alive ex apt that of hie ma, who was now burdened with the mein. tensace of Ids noebra, and who had endeavoured to peer= himself of Ids graadfather's peoparty by stating that hie father was mot Yea alive. The null purses injured was the woman with whom the ascond =triage was coatraeted, sad she not only would not prosecute, bat had retard to aims sad give evidence. _ . 117 e ridge pointed oat that en diem had beeneassmdited against public morals, and the jury found a verdict of Gritty —two months' imprisonment, without hard Mow. Ntil Paits Courrr.—(Baton Mr. Judos Bylas.) Three name only were added tor trial. COLLINS 11. Llllll.-AN ACTION TOR NANDI*, DANA• 0111 LAID AT 40004 The *kalif's a former, living et Black Beek, la the whit of Abboydare ; sad the 6shiMmt occupies en afffeindag farm. On several ocomloss, sztentling so far book as two years ego, and down to a recast period, the defendant had celled the plaintiff a d—d rogue, • thief, • shesp-staskr, &o. ; and the evidence also showed that they had been living on very aufriend/y terms. Mr. Haddieslos (with whom wee Mr. Henry Jams) did not call any witnesses for the dimes, bat contended that the plaintiff had mamba no injury from the intmopmate =of the defendant, which he could sot just if y, as the plainly showed Am the witnesses and his neigh bours thought no.. the worse of him, and did not believe the ststansesta of the ilistwedant. The jao7 gars 64. Mr. Wahl. hod ll e ir s =e were for the plaintiff. IL/WORT/IT AND OTNISI (AIISIONIBB) O. TATA& Ia this woke, brought by the sasigame of Mr. Smith, a bankrupt wooldeshr, of Bermondaey, A verdict for the plaiatiffs, damages 2,8001. (subject to teems), was him by comsat. TEE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, 1858. CMIIIIII V. BRYAN AND WNAVIR. This was an sodas Iraq* by Mr. Arthur Cheese, an at. Med Mises% sod s wrimpr of the Inagua Hub- Peek of Pealizerts, Ihrderetbsi • hound ; damages st Mk The dsiniest WIWI, WI • labourer in the sunk* of Uss slaw admirt, vile is • farmer at Lyonshail, when the Mamie in kept, end he admitted having shot the imeing, ink, aught it worrying his otasicr's skimp. Tb. *Miff enierroured to show that the shoodsg - hy Weaver err by the direction of the master ; but the jury leek a dilinent view, and grave • verdict for Bryan, and messed the dosages agemst Weaver at 206. Mr. Haddlestou for the *Win ; Skinner for Bryan; anti Mr. H. James for Weaver. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—NEWCASTLE, Auo. 2. CIVIL Stos--(Betont Lord Chief BMW Pollock.) Tits wart at this morning at alas o'clock, and proceeded with the following special jury camas HUNTLEY V. THE IT. 0110101 . 11 INBLEANCI COMPANT. Mr. Hogging, Q.C., wtth Mr. Maids sad Mr. Week sp ice the plaiatiff; sad Mr. hthertaa, Q C., with Mr. James, Q.C., sad Mr. Hopwood appeared for the delioduito. &rah Hannah Huntley. as adadalstratrix of °sorra Hamel her late husband, wee the plaintiff, and the Bt. s lantana Conspeay, whose hied olio, is la were Wdefendants. 77se sober wag one policy of Meerstais for 2,0001., effected an the Ids of (1 Haggai Htuatisy, who dial on the 17tk of Jaae,7 . 7. It tees alleged that the policy wag void, cm the grand el its haviag bees frsodelantly obtained, the mate of health of the dsomasd having bean misrepre sented. Oa this questioa Issue waa joined. The defeadanto stated that st the time of making hie proposal Huntley I woe anflariag hoes disease of the heart, as he than well knew • ofd br aid that he was than suffering from discs of twish* be well knew. Mr. Etsatley was • the Apotheosise c0., r2; He was 34peon in radios se a sa in wn at Howdoa. wee samba of eollierile the asighbenrhood. He wassail'sa to some of these, readving Ids appoints's' from the otooritaw and had to take rare of the health of large Saes sof ma employ ed at coillisise aad other works. For 34 yaws he had dischar them amerces duties. la 1833 Mr. Hoatity married, and st the thee el his death ha had a family of six children, who were all healthy, sad the eldest of whom was 18 years of age. The follow lag witassms wee (Mail : i.e. Hodson, spat of the oxspeay at Tyssmouth ; Jaar Folks, referee of sisameal as to his proposal; Hobert Hilly, brother of the decessed ; Mr. William Freetnn, wpm, of Neweastis ; Jame MUM ; Agnes Hades; David Ksaitedy ; Robert Turnbull, inakeepcm, at Bowdon; Nola Robles:a ; sad Blr Jobs Fib. ' The evidence of times winsome' went generally to show that deceased was a mats of motive habits, healthy, accestomed to a good deal of walking and shooting. It also appeared that ha was s vegetarian. Obtrlßobins danced a Scotch raid with deceased at o s as, 18.56. He danced pretty actively. Hie Lordship /sere remarked that the insurance was weed la the month of April, and be Mad in June following. That might very wall account for • groat deal of inquiry on the put of the hisarsace David Kensed y, J.ll. sad builder, had known damned 18 gems. Wiftess's erib was confined in March, 1867. It was 11 o'clock st night when deceased came to the hone an the (masks ci the eatfinemest of witnest's wife, There woe iney heavy sled sad wind. Kr. Humility walked with vitae's, and est till 3 o'clock in the morning, then want home. 136:Joha em a mowers to Newlinle. I knew Mr. Huntley Mysore. Never knew of Mr. Huntley, Ist that then having any usual medical attendant. I attended him in hie lan illness, after his return from Croft. Had not been fa attemileace upon him before. I attended him till his death. I have as minutes, but heves distinct recollection of them*, Wig deeply interested in It. Wham I catered the rem be was MA? tittle err poi is appereate, sad I was struck with this. HO eye was height, sheet ruddy, seek evesseler, bat his breathing_was emonal, sal his pulse frequent with out beteg lira. Be had grew swelling at the lower astir seines ; sere mar, samsikably deep crowed, awl Isarrely add, kr I anted it at the doe with lithass= I earialed It was net alhariasse. trader Main • hopeful opinion. He ereprised of pain moor the loins, mad I considered him Wonting under inflammatory aspen= of the kidneys. I Tr aortal, because I have esseettere seen such aymptoms vanish by development at geed. The stethoscope discovered no organic Meer deny pert of the content, of the ober I subeequasly tried his arias. I superintended end two or three of my papa =ebawith nitric acid end hat. There were as produced ; there was as albumen deposited. I Sear ecoordingly. Bra a Webster I would net he her rotund noon if he W bests laboring ender etherea Iris. gave taaressy, digitalis, sad the &astir mita Made a porters ea the book of art leg. fru whisk lowed a p quality of ester Said. la err three weeks be had improved a mar that we an eatertered helm of resswisy. la two andlliea art satires donna Mena ; sod la two sr der days he died loadesoly. My Ws aid OA per the arena es emus of Amer el the Weep, reser them sysepros may Wet =ghost Mire et the kidneys. Ble drew was kidasys BM roplwri were mar asse = ue ; the ribs rein I etsishred he bed net allsed se Yr p was veneered then& bog. I de is w wet deer eensa. bed hie Meer that seated the rertice. I did not= l l id le was a vegeterfes. illi_islaresene with him had bet peen me which led re le herr n his ropiest sr Bream These wee nothing la hismies nMi le o es piest h a d hest ef rig slateding. I arid easel as rooms of Bright's direr dam Itidersi The lob Wed the ateas el thas Meer et the time ; and the Mr me the mod certain that am be. From what I saw, I firs far he might or might not la April have had Mortised sides of the kidneys, bat not direst. It was functional set agent e transient action. bay sum tatting in wet arks right have It. In Bright's die ewe of the kidneys the patient becomes emaciated and the countenance anxious. In my judgment the deceased had not dimes of the heart In January. I cannot declare that in hammy he might not have mamas or bronchitis.. If I had found albumen in the urine, I should have concluded his as was hopeless. His symptoms were not chronic, they were sub-acute. He was altogether one of the most robust, healthy middle-aged men I ever sew. If he had Bright's disease of the kidneys, I never saw a man look so unlike it. Mr. Atherton, in addressing the jury fur the defenoe, said die circumstances of the case amply justified the insurance company in inetitating dna investigation whatever might be He result. He commented on the fact that the deceased had not, in his proposals, made referenc e to medical men whom be had not very long previously consulted, Dr. Charltoo end Dr. Embleton. On the 9th of April, deceased, in point of fact, was labouring under disease of the heart, or the kidneys, or both; and he knew that he was so labouring. Yet in documents which he had signed previous to the policy of insurance being completed he had dented the fact. Dr. Charlton—l have been nineteen years in practice as physician in Newcastle. Saw dammed twice in the winter of 1856 or 1867. I had also seen him cm the 26th April, 1866. I wee the sent for by a blend of Ids to see him pro fessiomilly. I sesordingly saw him at his own house. I understood from him that be had some [Palpitation of the boors and some difficulty of breathing. He said, I with you to me whether all is right with me." I examined him most earthily with the stethoscope ; but did net examine the urine. I keeled the opinion that there was disease of the kart, end dhows of Oolongs, probably cosirtpiest on disease ot the heart. I told !dm my opinion, added his to be very earth' se to to cold, unk late hours. I laid dime appeared to be dilated and enlarged heart, and am the lower pert of the right lung. In the winter olphlillr of or 1867 he ailed upon me with Mrs. Huntley. He said he canoe to see what I thought of him at that time. He alluded to my liereservisit. I examined himagain moat carefully with the aladhareeps. I found the organs of the chest in the seine oondftion as on the former occasion, and ennead that opinion to Mr. Huntley. He was neither worn nor better —memo, in the ease state. There amend. to be short ness , of WeMldm end a quick action of the heart. It wee not a marbeil, ise eti Ar ges Zpitation. The Withp were rapid and week as the case la a dilated heart. That venial be the of the heart II he ware subject to Never hued al him soft VS his death. In g l or d atinate It would not be diffisah for him to atteo6 his pellesto. I should not moceseased to ware a patient five or tie haunt sooting, or • Boatel reel, or iss=it s ny pastimes seieloualy avoid exercise umdor awe • Dr. limbiston--I am • physician, at warty 20 es' pnlhe in this town. I was cowshed by deeeawd twice in 1867 ; first, on the 14th Jeamiry, I wee &eked eall upon him at Hordes. I saw his at hie own how. He complained prpally of difficulty of breathing, and also el palpitation ad the butt. I indeed him, sad looted be bed bronchi* end rather the appearemee of asthma, indicated by &Moak breading at night. I told him my view deb ere, which seemed to ociocide with his own. =lagfor his, and directed his whet wee best to be April following, I received a note or message to see him at his house at Bowdon. With the romosse In aive& • bottle containing his urine. I Wed Ma urine with nitric eddied beat separately end together. The urine W 24 sold, end decidedly albuminous. There was • considerable quan tity of albumen. Those were the proper tats. Saw I damned cm the 7th of April. He asked if there was any albumen to his urine. I said I was wiry to say then wee a good deal. I also examined him se to his Mate of body. I saw he yes dropsical In his legs ; he wee swollen up to blip trunk. His hands were deo somewhat swollen ho the same way. I thought also there was !Win the abdominal cavity. His breathing was short and sadly malted. I came to the conclusion that there was and dila tation of the heart. There seemed sir to field in the them of the lungs themselves. The urine Indicated Bright's dimes of the kidneys. I think the lime shoo we congealed. I thought him In • dangerous state, and thht it would do him harm if I told MK poldeity ell that I thought ; but I opened my irstml same to Mrs. Huntley. I told Men the vi ins 71issaaltighlreclembenntoue, sa ee j e th e t the &est ems not eso lg o : . t il l inenreace mammy applied to me to give @Mime, I think in the smarm 41867. It was not Wore the 17th June, 1887. It woo, as far as I recollect, Minty or Alt. A men winsfeede wholly pa vegetables, so se to pro thimmen of blood, Ed& have albumen in the urine without having Bright's diems. Probably that albumen will return from lime to time, at periods oortespoeding with the vigour of hie health. The fog returned • verdict for plaintiff for the fall amount al 2,006., minus 631. 6 a Bd., befog the amount o certain allowance or motounimion to be deducted according to the terns of the policy , on payment of the claim, the net sum than being 1,1444 135.48. His lordship—Yom find that there was no fraud on the part of Mr. Huntley ? •se_. - Feiressea—Not shy. His Lardehip—You hod there wee no dhow of the heart or kidneys? Foressin—We believe there wu no diem, of the hart, and no Maws al the kidneys. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS ("dare Mr. Cry.) . . Robert Arthur hirhomboryrr, 30,' wee indicted for having stoke a quantity of priated books, mane Mi. and upwards, the property of Mr. Davida d tthe kedge bookseller, of the Strand, his master. He p Mr. Orridge appeared on the prr i t a lbe pmesontka ; Mr. Metoslie hr the primmer. The promecutor stated, in answer to the mart, that the primate bad been in his service *boat tlx months, at a Nary et el. 10• par mo w akw o r sr ob would ham been Metered horn thee to time. The came ham Vienna to take the situation, mad wee recommeaded kers there. About 1201. worth of the stoke hooks tome head stowed away in a house be et is Charkes•-•treet, Fiteroy-equars, by Holmes, the M•Wve, el the F Melaka, and in his desk was found a •ue, marked in his haadwriting, by which it wee molehi coed what works, sad the number of copies, be had taken away from the stook. Sentence was postponed. Aim Waled, 29, wee Indkted for unlawfully meaulting Amelia Fame's, with intent to commit a felony. Mr. Palmer was for the prosecution; Mr. Gent for the primmer. The widows in this assay entirely unfit to be given la de tail, showed conduct on the part of the prisoner of a revolt fag character, and what greatly agpsvahri It wee the hat that the proasoutris woe oily 1$ years of age, sal was his own elem. He was bead Beaty, and was sentenced to 1$ months' bard labour. Tb. Denham wee applauded la court. Amu Merck, a ishaerer to the meek* et Mr. Dinghy, a contractor at Ham, wee babied for freadaketly obtain- Mg corn la his master's same from Mr. Weal, a corn-dealer at than He woe found Brity , and wee mentsuced to one math's hard labour. He bad borne • good character for may MTS. Mr. Allem prosecuted ; Mr. W. Cooper was for the prisoner. Prarrick lows vas convictel of an indecent amok ' upon a child named Mary Ana /mese the daeghter of the , begs. of • heir-shop caned the Royal Oat, at Hester. He ' was eistinted to 111 seethe' hard Wm!. Mr. Mos, beeentetsil by Mr. Vaingbre, prosecuted. Thomas Joan, $6, and John Williams, 20; were convicted al cominftthsg a larceny in the dwelling-bow of Georg, Opsnote, the pro p stolen Wag ran than 64 itt Jaw, an old oArder, ropooloally convictod, woe: aostootod to sevabotr.en yours' pensi orvltodo, tad wallonas to fear heaths'heaths'hard ea Merin; Assn, a tall, strange-looking woman, wag in. &Mad fee barley snags a pair of gloves °lib, mike of Is. 3d., Mazer? of Tremby. . wtligra prosecuted; Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Orridp were for the prisoner. The prosecutor was a haberdasher, in Cha Vann bridge-road, and the prisoner' want to kr:LIM purchased • packet at needles. Noise a outman baying Poole at la. 7d. per pair, she examined theta old ssigeted • wk., sod Its asked to be shown some at L. 6d. per pair. Willie the amistaat was reaching the latter, she pitied the Ice Id. pale is her beg, end thin, having selected a pair at Lce IL, gibe pissed a shilling, • sixpence, and a fourpenny- Ogee ea the gaunter to pay for them. When told she had maim pair in her bag she said they mast hare got there by Malebo if they won Agra, and when site was moused of etesisig them she newt ea be lows and implored them not to hurt a pow sou em's wits beta India. Mi. Sleigh, far the delmaeo, did net deny that the pH emer had eteunitted the sat imgal.d tor b, but urged upon the jury the exams poiebWty that it was due without pelmathought, by imetsbn and without tokuleas Westing. The was the Cam of a moldier, with whom ohs had gone fheayi es perm of deithaorvioe laels, including ths INMenmpaigkand as Meats boil albeed her mind f o gosh a Mures feet p sdltaattre hues mimeos to lade, par eiwightar et woman end chil which tied nhsptub= plum there Wily, she was so excitable am la a gnu meat net to be stensishis for her actions. She bad buss Mom, sod was now Is the family-way, a ese In whisk mem hares aced ander ono some ideas sal illifinteas, tad though he mold sot ink the jury le may that the poor wears Tam not pal, at the roes" at barfly (the Meet of Coke waste be to iscerawals he fa ma asylum for itte), be hipped that spas the elbow, which be wale not attempt ta 03111Wa r iboy until be able Is our to the emedmake OM ohs lam pat Me gloves hem kr beg without the idea of lbessing fa her mead at the team It was a um mess iireameases, bedeg, he thought, lo show • primeser's Amos of wise, Mat mho pot lows Is. 10d. to pa far tho glom whisk lo Is. woe saled. They gave the pressor a miry good ehimmer, and bipmed to a meta Wegner and es oftshMty reseasr about be, pertlealarly whoa =sten to IBMs wan breaded is her pesesee. She was • Ws Me, mod beil v E ame ay yeses to India. M. Cheesy eel dr that the queen they bed le amide was miza i ra sj the pressor huseld le seal tho cad die mad had any desk upon it they timid gin her the bora ft. The*,.degreed her. (Barre Mr. Pare) - - - - - - Maas detatiford, 66, diseriked es a eseasea, was indided he b abashed, by Mee eel frembilewt prelawess, bow Ftwiseleit es }.r, the ems allow iblinews. Mr. P.W appeared far the preeemetiew ea behalf at the Massikity emit, ; Kr. Chat we mewed lee the priewm The prestetee, Ceplehinelsrke Mem emseW to l b . Wee et Ur Hem GOO" Maid ad Mewley, she 19111 of July, the prfamme oral at Se ILA due& sad solotd to we bin. Be was shows Ws his *Mee. Be this_ dosed pspw awl esil be see a aegis atabley M and had bun a lieutenant in the navy. He represented that ha bad and • vessel called the Hope, which foundered off the must in April last, b which unfortunate occurrence he lost 8601., end was broug ht to ruin. He mentioned the names of sew& posses, resident in the neighbourhood of Bibton and also skirled to cdrounistanoss connected with his, Captaizi fleyee's IwAy, yid& marred 80 years ago, by erl he was induced to believe that his representaticats wwe true, sad be gave him 10s., thinking him a deserving person. The pipes be bad with him tantalized ths names of several per sona, opposite to which were entries of sums which he sold those so had given to relieve his (Wiwi, and appended to it wu a °godliest' purporting to be dined by a Mr. Pear son, of Mark-lane, and getting forth that the petitioner's statenesets about the loss of the Hops ware true, and that he was worthy of charity, Boca after ha had gone away, it occorred to witness that Feebly the man was en imposter, as he bad hew unable to mention the name of the clergyman of Sibton, which was well known thereabouts, but in a very sheet time he kernel that he was is custody, having been jut outside the office. The prisoner told him the reason he left the navy was, that he was in fear of a court wertbd. gdward Webb, an °Moir of the Mendicity Society, stated that on the any in question he sew the prisoner in company with a women, is St. James's-street, and, knotting them, he watched their_proneedings. They went along Pall•mall, to the Duke of York's column, thence to the Horse Guards, and, on the primer coming out of Captain Bayer's office, he weed • paper to the woman, who went off with It. He took hold elite plena, who ust another paper into bin mouth, and tried to chew it, but part of it was recovered. He Waggled violently. Thee was no Mr. Pearson known ta Mu r k -leas, and the prisoner bad been convicted of obtain tag meg by similar representations several times. When before themagtstnq, the prisoner wished the caae to be dealt with ennumW, and metaled to Captain Sayer's leniency, but he was °merited ior trial. Mr. Gent urged • variety of grounds, roost of them of a toohnkal nature, far an equilial. Mr. Payne summed very carefully ; and The Jury found the easily. It was them that the prisoner had for the let twenty yeses lived by imposing on the public. He had been four ear combed and was woe sentenced to PReen months. He was a leading member of the begging-letter fraternity. Mr. Payne having consulted the magistrates present, mid he bad thought himself that a memos of penal servitude ought to be pried upon the Wham by way of exam ple, end tarota an t a the :alattrosa eel ;ketone i f i r o a w n which he • very light am view c 4714 ease, the sentence on L'el' taking premait occasion was eighteen calendar months' hard labour, but if ever be wee convicted again, he might net enured he would pan the ?spender of his days in peal servitude. THE POLICE COURTS. lIIGH-STREET. lakte Beats, 17ndTorTaiiii - Vicitefie;;TiCe . al, Meanly ; Markt Thorp, Barnes Lodge, King'. Langley, Hertford shire; Henry Beeves, 8, Wilton-pace • AM Reed, 18, Bear street- Xieholaa Bodier,l2, at. Jeasei'e-piace ; Joseph 800, 31, Hiag-street; Charles law, 20, Carlton-hill ; Thome Bskaoreels,3o, Moscow-mad; Jaws lieraders, 25, Hester sheet; John Banes, 49, Orem Queen-.treat; wiUiaa .dsleurst, 1, Stanley-street ; Christop her Brown, 20. Pen ton-street; Wißwa, Oelienan, 68, Milbank-street; =3l, Old Osapeowleest ; Howson 3, green ; and /Ma Peel, High-street, Pulhlm, were brought bider* Mr. Ikeda% charged with having been found is • boom used for betting purposes. The dalmolasts, who had evidently been just taken into by Impsoka Webb, Sergeant llilverton, and other were all placed before the bar. Mr. heyosintentlest Bannsst said—l produce my authority from Me B.itajse, far imbuing the home, 221, Piccadilly, known as the Whits Bar Hoed. At 2 o'clock, I found all the delimients is the bora. loots end Thorpe. I believe, mar from the bar, the others ism is the eadele.roam. I told them I had a warrant to aster the home, sad to take them into custody. Some mil they cooly sum them far a gins of ale I found several Wen beds sad a radng mescessdam in the home, sad os the dehniesta. After the delleadeste were removed to the stadan-lose., except Thorpe sad mother, I searched a desk is the I found &Meg books, and a telegraphic despatchrelating to home room. The books proems., Meet than a dole be, another a idea, etelnin the mass el sane of the dehedants. • Mr. Bodes asked the defendasta if they wished to ask the pasalcom mi t a rehelssts replied ta the negative. laaparaar Webb, C division, emsteed—l corroborate Mr. Haenent's staimment. The delendests were searched, and the bettbg-books spoken of an their prem. After deashats wets essayed to the stapes I seerobed the coffee roan, where there was a desk, end I food several handicap books, ruing aerie, and beast books. Some of the betting books appeared to bays been thrown under the sofa by the dehadints when the police entered. Law in Tharpe's hand a card. I told him to put it down; be threw it on the door. I picked it up and found that it was a card with the odds marked spinet several hones. Before I saw Mr. Thorpe with the amid, I had searched him, end I cannot tell bow be become pcoseesed al the cad. In the bar, on • shelf, I hound • aimeorandson.book, with entries of mossy, signed by Reeves, sad one signed b l ihi llo i ott. I found semeal had's% beds an a shelf, same *U p% la the bar. Ina drawer I head a notice peps, on which was priated—"No beide, or lids ere allowed at this establishment, by order of the popeistor." I found • regis ter in the bar. Boated the defended" mom are thee., some who all themselves labourers an there Wend is a and gestimass. I know that the &um ems of Y . = was refused to Thorpe at the snout licensing day lad October, sod in July last it was granted to Thorpe. 81nce that time I have sees Thorpe Nod Boon there, and Scott in sy premiss said to-day that he ems the landlord of the boom The &Indent Thorpe asked if this witaese saw him in the colowroom at the time? Boiden—iiiievirlanoe to that you were not In the roost. Thorpe I had been swelled and nothing found span Inc Mr. Bandon—The evidence is that the card was men in your Wad. Thorpe—The card was on the how. I picked It lip and kept it until told to put it down by the inspector. If,. Beadon—The time hes now cans to weed the de /indents. As there Is no evidence ageing Several beyond their bag found in the house, they may be discharged. Mr. HThorenniat—We" eeves, pores to rased spinet kat ally— Beat, R and Blrd. The other delbeisa wan then dieeherged. The boar named dedeadante was retained at_ the bar. Kr. liissoloss—ii;;;; sows tothssstious pad at Ills sass, and, tt It bs the whit al the fishadasts, I sin gaits waling to resod this me mill le-sorrow, is ads that they say bar ths bosh olcousstrosiviss. . . . TLe sidiedaat goat said it was siseidedly his wish that Use ease amid In adjourns& Kr. Swims coosented to adjoins the owe until the neat day. Bea was wgui►ed for Bird sad &ewes. and Booti and Thorpe wore allowed to go on their own bell. LAMBETH. dlesomior N'Ocicon Zi7lossp 7471rooskito, pirates la the Royal Antrim Rifle at present stationed at Wool, kb, wen charged with the 00:311:11illgi011 of the following disgraceful outrage Mr. William Cousins, • harness maker, carrying an bad ness In Westminster, said that on the day before he went to the Crystal Palace with some friends for a day's plesmu sad while walking in the girders be beard the several at their oompasicss making come term= sal the badges, or orders, of the members of the Odd Fellows' So ciety, a number of whom were is LIM gardens at the lime. Be (witness), however, did sot htheribre fa say way, nor did he offer the slightest insult to the prisoners or their comps- Dims, though immediately after bar received a most violent Noe train budded from the prisoner Ill'Oeves. The instru ment used for striking him wee the belt which the prisoners wore round their body, and the bookie pot harts( amok him on the bridge of the saes amend the most tetanus pets and injury. The instate the blow wee streak the prisoner gave the Irish cry, and inatestly be was surrounded by mx or Myna of do wty, an strfkiog at him with an thth might with the, bele ; and bed it not been that be bed • ores( bat cm at the time, the injury to he head must bays been if the most serious deseriptios. As itwas, as his worship Wight per ceive, be ressived several wounds at he bead, which be lied bees &Aged to have dressed by a destor. Mr. Ncetes—Did ohs primer Hriskin strike you at all P Witsem—He did, sir ; he gets me a desperate blow on the head with the buckle of his bet, and was ate of the moo violent et the lot; but a mare cowardly est of scoundrels I erne wheeled. In hat, they are a whoa degrees to the lieverel lwi Zneesse weft called to corroborate this evidence. Mr. Supertstandest Laud said that they had managed to C as trato the viler sad drink a quantity of ram, which made med. Mr. e rcerre-I wonder how they could get into the Crystal Peirce la snob a state. Mr. Lend—Tbry would not have bees admitted if it bad bra died they were at all the VIM for drink. Tbe moment I spoke to Masses. Sawyer and Strange of the state them thither, were is, three gentles= at race directed that they shield net have • drop of mato drink. 'PMpriecearo, ked ha reply to the mid that the in the prime some es their ws (loth*. and ens of them, M'Octenn, sided that the blows hem kis bell would not do once lin. Mr. Norton rest aced seek in pay a penalty of U., or in haselt to two menthe impriecomme. The primer Heeskin wee yak elerged with throwing two table knives at two ladies. sad vielently Smith while la the =entice of Ids del la r ilh a 1 5 : 1 1=Moi anon he wee mitlesced to two ratif herd labour inWeedireerth Ream if Corvettes. TKAWRS. ;gm Clow, a sot - fi ttsd;yosij k yams, IN• ol n ag as a. Cation-hem Ape, _ by ebbe die =i g i l a bi pesetliy Train *aid genii 00 dee iafone bad rthet, bec a em of nd do "ir Irate st ease meatemel bar to ye, a foe of 10111, le the =mills 'WIWI of /ammo le be fisprimed oh Kr. Clembetrot tide af miens, latiolusibe solos ot the aeghltstotree. hop peeler* Nisi with elves, ad M the ol•apemmeer Was &mei Stow ffsvigedea • ilw the Masai* amdi IR alif neetval at es. • we drat le tier es raw wbukk leer Isoure inn ambit MI suspicions, and he asked her If she had anything about her liable to duty. She declared she had not, and explained that her blown appearance arose from crino line, which she and every lady in the land considered as very becoming, whatever the gentlemen might say on the subject. He hinted to her that her crinoline petticoat was of extra dimensions and handed her over to a female searcher, who stripped he r in a private cabin, took the three petticoats lined with cigars from her person, and brought her out again with her size diminished to reasonable proportions, as she now appeared. . . . . . Mr. r Yardley—The prisoner is not wearing crinoline now. The Officer—No, sir. Mr. Yardley—l thought not. She appears to be dremed in a very proper manner. The Offioer—Yes, air. Mr. Yardley—You will have no faith in crinoline again. The Officer—Never, sir. I shall always suspect every woman who wean crinoline. Lacy Calais, a married woman, aged 31, was brought beford Mr. Yardley, charged with attempting to commit suicide in the waters of the London-dock. On Monday night, at a late hour, the prisoner was seen to leap from the New Oravel-lane-bridge, Bhadwell, into the entrance lock of the Sheiwell basin. A waterman, named William Driscoll, climbed over the bridge, held fast by his hands to the railings, and called to the prisoner to to his legs. She immediately availed herself of the mesas of sseapq and seized hie legs, to which she clung until deep and boathooks were procured, and she was taken out of the water. Driaooll, in answer to quesdons by the magistrate, said the enter in the entrance look was 26 feet deep, and it was run ning like • &lobos, owing to the powerful engines of the dock company pumping in water from the Thames. It wee a most dangerous position for him to be in, and he was almost exhausted end about to let go the rails when a rope wee brought. The woman grasped his legs tightly to save her self from drowning. Simpson, a police sergeant, No. 21 IC, confirmed the evi dence of lisooll, who, he said, displayed great courage, and certainly saved the pronee's life. The woman was very ill when taken out of the water. The prisoner, in defence, end she had been robbed of a little money, which preyed on her mind, and she ocninsenced drinking to excuse, and then jumped into the water, with the determination of terminating her existence. She was now very sorry for what she had done, and would not repeat the offence. The prisoner'. husband said he borrowed a loan of 81. last Thursday, and he gave his wife 11. to go a-shopping with. They both bad a little more to drink than they ought to have done, and his wife went to the house of a friend, opposite to the public-house where they had been drinking, and lay down on a bed. When the awoke she missed her money. His wife had since been much depreemed about it, although he repeatedly told her not to " worrit " herself about it, and oonsoled hm. in every pliable way. Mr. Yardley said that both men and women would seize every opportunity of getting drunk. The ma borrowed a loan and then went out drinking with his wife, who became intoxicated and was robbed of her money. The prier:ear had jeopardised her own life and the happiness of her children by her fondness for drink. The meaner, however very soon repented her rash and wicked act, for she clung with great tenacity to the legs of the water man. If he had let go, most probably the two would have been drowned. He would recommend the pi- Kerr to lead a new life, abstain from drink, and attend to her family. The universal via, which produced so much crime, mis ery , and bleedehed, wee dratkenneen. The hus band had behaved very well in the matter, and acted a kindly Mard he was not the awe of the woman attempting He should discharge the prisoner, and she ought not to forget the man who saved her life. He should not forget him, but award him 10e. from the poor-box for the courage and preemie of mind he had displayed. The prisoner said she would reward the waterman Mame future time. ey—Yen ought, indeed, for his life was seriously jeopardised in saving yours. Now go about your basineme end keep sober in future. FROM LAST NlOurs 6141ZIITTE. BAILZUPTB. WILLIAM ILISLAT WIALST sad WILLIAM JOB! HILISTIAM. Wsod• i waraboamesa. to synodic August U at 2, sad dratA b rst is. Bola, Mad mad Os, Yriessarast. aleaOr . t aa se. ma h Oulldbali•comatan. froorn I O paw Tbamarinet. sad Padthau, August 16 at 11. sad lapt. 13 at IL at Md., hi . 6 l'ishatramald3. Ormosolawell drat : atr bilig =aimig., Allalmrs. Jona Demme Arm sad Davis lecllarna Wawa. Nottingham. mad Ilea York Ammadcaotaanksala dept. 1 at 11, sad Sept. 16 at 12. at Dastaabandlin4. Nay Adant sad Oa. Old Jess: at Lotha l". Aidim l=l:deast. Chompicle, maxinat. avant 11 a 2, sad Napa 21 at at /11= 0 ,L. Undo. ILWiI AXIMA. JAMMI : SAIM 1.19.841 4= 1 Angst 13 sad Ilsal. 2. at 11L at ili talr= msd Atka, Blialagbata ; o. ?morn Otani sal HEM WILIWWW ritisa 11=1:= Ooart "ad 13 a ribiltigg i Wat rim Main , Joni Mum: WlLWlNWAspor.Aviost li sad lispa 61, at 111. at alevaladm Oda, Ltelald. siassasaa ladat , :p . mad Swift andmilen ; ott. rig.. Itmassr, Wrog cam W e ertp u n. at asst mi m'="4. 6. ...r. 1..... 1 ,22....A - - -.! with, sad Floldl itu Jas. (Imams. , last WifinW. ~W. kifila II eall en u ll: it I. at Easter al. Yew, WNW: ; ce. wig.. Buller. ... BANEZUIPTOT ANNULLED. August 1 SIKORA Tsooscs, Nreitot anotaledo. snot. DBOLANATIONS 01 Ruse Jona CRUST, Yaraisosk BEng. linatirsger -14 dividend of &e.,say Wer= a , ettent between Acne 7 so Oct. 10, at Mat mann, Is HAIRY W &has Pleendlity, woollen wsreboweinsa-let dividend of le. 46, W awaaWtwteeE ban& Amp& 7 used Oct 16. at Whitmore s, Jew. Altera Horn Seettswert, sad Hatchem, &any, melba derow-fteldniend of )41..Augua Sow my Thursday eta OR 4. at Ntemedelet Wintas Barn Parnst aid. o ll. Din lms‘ bera, Norfolk. build:-find divi dend of St. Amen 6, or en ?barna, after Oct 4, at fitsadeldt Jaau inr eL la ewasstleapoo-Tute„ timber tanclast-3/4 dividead of 104. On &Mks to ft 44. pelt &clued), any tin before Aaiun 0, yr say Siturdey after Oct 6, at Baker., B enauleupou I Tint Woman Witinhis W Non, Newport. taken-eth &Man of N., Anon ee Wnsiesday au. Ost 4. at Aarsalaat 'RUM Zoning rut flenteljeweVar-14Writind of ft. Assad 4, or any Wenesday sitar OR.. at Amass% &not Tamen A. & isocasios. Meet es& sainhaat-Ind &nand et /lawn), or say Waken& slaw OR 4. &Amason., Bristol. W. J. W sad 0. Nesse. Kra. sees mere dividend of ▪ ame,A . 4, ee say Wedeesdat attar oat 0, at Amman, &not Tsui.. roans, Front wortaalit dividend of is., At y& 4, eier say Wonsan after 0.4. 6. at A immale. BAUR WILLIAM Ens, Warwick, eomroLice heset-ist dividend of lid., August 4, or say subeectsuat Tawdry W Elam?'., B Tan as TAYLOR. llemisdisu piper Ist & vid l a r erfre August 3, or any imbeepiteat Timed s, at Kinds, Wreduchato. JAW, Waits? sad Joss ettusour, allnell-111V0-Trela. &Weed. net iroofondses-14 dividend et 24. 074., Aeon 3 sad Oot 11, ce say euteeneat Tun .y, st Whitmore., lifresinabsm. flicsueo Ceti& Tosussoft jut. illusinnses, stationer-let divt don el 1.. &with 3 sod Oct. 11, or say eateentisat Tuesday, at With. non* Bireebasima. Twins Tonneau Inky, Wolnistoptes, wise me not-hat tint. deed of 4.101.. Amps& 3 end Oct. ta, or Say YIRAAAR,Rt TUC•4IIy, Wiataturia BMmla m• HICRA AD 0 anon, Wallin, trocer-let dirinud of It 46. soy day. s 4 Toon% Lath. Ti.... incsiont Leeds. pantie-1A Weldon ot ICd., ea: day, 46 Yount Leeds TERRA& li'lwersa, Leeds, tailor-1K dividend of ft, any day, at Yong* Les*, Owns Inuit WA; Irownida -Ist dividend of 104.. say day, al Towles. Lards O. A, sad W. W. Wince. Lee& ma& einan-lA dividend of W., arty day, at Tene . t Ludt Jaen Rumor Bildsx. peen-let dlvidead of 64., say day, at Toms's. Leeds. Joss Pounsit esinao*. dryer -let thiclmad of It 06, say esi. Yount Le 4. Jour* fleAin, Weigtiley, ohm dindeod of 24., any day, at Tones, Lent Joe. Neuir, Tiablell, Tonne*. inakeep.r-ht divided of &d.. we Tunny before Avian 7, co after net 4. at lirewles. &Malt Jona Panes sad tow Is Alain HOUMA inedeld, wooers-he 410- ra fft. say TWAIN Won Amen 1. or sftsr OR 4. st WILLIAM HIAIG MSsM, otl aserebsce-lat dividend cif aft, say Ten day bane AEONS T, ce after Oat 4 at &twin. Obefield. Jona Snow (ewes.. east& Obeleid. tailor- 1K dividend of lb. DU say Teensy before Autwiet w after Oca. 4. at Menet 111.411.11. Ju rne B latt LM., geacw-Ist dints)! of w 447. at Busra i kawsstair -lit dividend ea inkenutat proofs of la. fid, say I in, at Yam* Loafs. DIVIDINFDL Amid N. H. Odom Wledirteriliest. CUL IRRIIIRRI".. lAviRMAn4III. 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W. thasurs =o, aad a J. 6.4l4,2krimmt. ilsaggy, WE w • lit ...... awe Owl • inkiest lei me tar se mres the =let J. D. O. Bee sad l. 4•10.1 a MANN I.W. ergi e et h e ms eeteted , to Oar ee lairds Omar elemihoh, *Oh u lirmeda. 'Slum o = F el• We 0.811111.—■ Wary. Y J. How. d , DYOO4/ffiet, ille, mg 000101 111001010114110111. CAris. AVOC/101 0011110011. NM. ArilialheMAool4 at dr Mali Hotel. ull. Joss OoLvii.t. Gleagow. amort saanabaturor. MIII4 4M Yea gasta Ht. 0 au a Oaaaa, lirrtht7 /NTT. Row. AWNS U. M the 116166 Mugs sad Wu,uAr . • C11=..e21106. Aullat 19. at Os NY el Os Prat of Joan Orman*. lillopier, of isso l" = " larast 14st tie Y Yea. ara: °Wpm flas. 00E Platsa. /0101m#000. 11■1•4 Agent 1 1 . it•• wow% Dimas, IMLaburili. Jon Ihmem Glawar, amaisatma. Algot I, as IM Yaw* Bal. Swim ALIBILUTV. OOTTON.—Lrvgatoor., Amour! 3.—We havo had • dandy whet to-day. The eats are SAO biker; speolation. 2,000. LOU Surat at gd. to 6d. : 150 kfeTilthut. MtVernon at Sid. :o fl gd. • Maranhao. at fd. io ; %Teo amain," at tia. to sitt. • OOTTON GOODll—Miacnarria, •votply 3.—There Is a much more olive barns doing today,aud the wistket has assumcd • much more cheerful moot. The rata askcd for cotton at Liverpool thou tut few den haring shown buyers of yarn that but little, If any, ado:, tan Is to be soured by welting, they have come into the market with south grater treed= than they did bat week, and • radio molder able Union has re. tilted Pol. some Made of twist r phone have been 011ie, to take list week's Woo but in mot came O. par lb. advance has bees obtained. Most kinds of eop• have bees folly td. per lb. demo, and mole for India la la some cow gd- dearer. The lettere from Bombay woe to hod hat night, and. bang moldered favourable boo led to &coed deal of Madam in lame, eh to mot of the tocsin aesthete, heekitha Germany sad ths thdilertheen,thithialr. have Wm Saki* porolimen. For Turke7. Xgrpt, sad the let w arding to the Mlles of Mote. Molten Freeland and Br o. User) 40 pm mat., and for Germany and other X stein ST pot COOL of the whole no szported wat= in n, and the boor In theft trades are nil tree pun:haws. • good feature in the cloth market list month as., that the scores of dimmed were neft general. acoordlng to Meer. Du Fay and Co., then gmeneo " amtwated • treettw variety of articles end denims Maas than be say of the preview menthe of the year ; and much of the was assaiter ignore se Wong to tbe deemed of to day. in addi tion le • Ins dierand hen the home Made there it • good business for unit. The DmabAk a ammis have led to • fair inquiry for *SOO elebi lap sad std a good banes wield have been done at lid. per pion mannthetwere anima • OW further to provemen co bat sea Donotdes. keg cloths aadMoths. generally o. are la mete nigagg,iad thiase and wider *draw r an mato et c pendloth higloblen inedeplithos and jacceeets nenetted. oily Wag OM &sob Manes la elabs, gootalig Olathe& however,The le that noodeettion are lift so math highs, rues. WOOLLEN.—A covet 3.—Tteete hen been only • nee limited attend. mg et boars In the cloth We thi• reargae. Theta te ot the market lee Ma le. awl the thwarting maimed withla • earner scams. 0011.—Hair. Lea. L—Aerials teem abroad cantlasia mesinite of ell pea. ?be u.M bar &labs the week bee ben favourable. sag bos vie week ` be la Me attleiteadated; lie samants et the WINII4I/11. WO OD 11.101.00/4 that k amid be presuature No bawd eau *l gen ham the meall quantity tot submitted to • easseared with get year Mere to undoubtedly 11 11 . beli sad quusilty. but to abet extent can may be IRV to wi=nd. Seethe cot nis likely to be in ....g..,,,, peas—the latter amost a failure. The wheat i. and a fah consumptive demand ex perlemed for iseasitilles al te r/prior. I e instance. L. per qr. wham bee beat eliiimed foe choice sitroplea ; the latest cont inen tal advise sank el riniewed wavily and p•loas 'gain rigng; this canes badge. ker• te be eider about whine, and went taxe.ls are allitimara beta lie market in axisequinon The stemma te Ole beinviol an aaytblaa bat satisfactory, met It would ulthill . at th e prleclial thlpylog MO . and 1L ftr r q=crbe t igg i tt . ~..., r t.. . 4 aka mail at rather nine st i liaa. tel 1". to V= • = . l asaamintive Wag ohm Os tee. of red wi d avTglia=li Pr oath= tow ai We cerreacy. Oats stleatit, sad lam acre imam The total= boom bat week are as male :—Wbavt.A4l l 3 vv.; bartiv A lAS ; •4% lot • brass, 707 pita Mk ; testa 8* limee 2 451 i •• 01,1 4 lu Ma' bag" MI taaa. . . Lisa At Gar 3.—Aller miveral days of One Inaba . ye tar are !al thea. of nen thls menthe. Arrival. moderate eels l good tab wheat Is bed atom Mame of la per garter 81 88 d i h t. B6BBB . wadi cheetahs ma SI KWh raw went a hand, It le it to YeNa emee it. ma. Bear sed eels fay 0111111•111 their Woe. Other sr se Wort. Lama Pali Of ma.-11bset. A MM. ad. bar kr. 66 . Tia ft a l ta. eaeh__lt, Q,• beam. 142. ta Arri tile week.— 4.mis amain ; 1811187 819 tatter , am 100 quartmm—i. From Casa or a" a Dl:Massa Co / Liam, Arc 3.—Darini&rthe week the weather has been Maly favourable for are tolerably ,poker of, several saw of new offerZ, peaty madame& Barley. are far below an avenge. The market to-day is gen. and last week'. prime In some thes Salta& 'arias corn thaw, Rhea 'Mitn ilia to Slits, 4gAges.; lid. baba to Ma, to 4Ce. ; ditto new, etlba gli. y et • Ala 11112 1.. e11te. to 61Iba, Ca to 41..: beta. =W. Me..to Alga. to 43.. ; ditto ocamon, (Alba to Ma. le Ma I. gra. gr o we r ., 43.. to 46.. 18881. ens. is ins. Us. b ra pat qr. to the Newnan; Ave. the inception et a few boar.' rain early fhb maths. the water Is bath exmoWngly tamable ram Pamir. thin atl.ow sI Omen Wee mennameed what cutting. This arta otho Y theeo At ea natal the morning we had a moderate thew it *host tr en . do grows, sad Teeing only a few ramier flesh up gale adosidsir. Usk spewwe a rsad s tair banal malted s& ma eager Ma. than south ry, e sker yellow oorninanded tiitles g sairsd a sod dada Wis. whit s stance gnat. 46 5. la th e lima am dial ethane to the dame de. irc .. ;m Ewa...m. la Pa and ether a proportl 33... ahem Ile. Rye eggiept ib e bemire Via for... and well M ekimi athereedli ewe. the WWI to NA per gr. Baas rod pea Maly. oar wilikos4 &we. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Who Par M. TOY. Taal Liman rms. mars. elai.ll•4. LW. IW. We* imam J•l7 IL A A A A Salk 11441Waddroli. • 0.1 MS .. 7.417 3.133 Week 'WIN J IL eim mad Soo* Waists ..... 7,18$ 7.787 iZei soft. August 1. Wookkolie, iNIOI dkutaWs mod Alletadom Wiwi =9lllll.- ...... - 7 ll 7ll 703 784 1.360 973 Note A* 1.846 943 2,781 LOsl 171811444410314 W Dews .. 17 828 43 281 388 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCA VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. damn from Orono& Pm Inadam July Is. W. 40 K., lam 49 W. *boom (bisque), lot Calm. July th lat. 46 11 , km. 11 W. amber, from Landau bar Port ridty, lola 8, lat. 41 W.. lob. 18. IN Waddington (Danish brig). tram algal, a Falmouth, Jana 23, lat. , lam 24 W. Yalsamacto from Catalano am Limps* July 16,1 M. 32.16, lm 74.46. Mandate. tot Hoag Kota, late 10, lat. 9N.. lan. 63 W. IMalltm Pitman. ham Ltunpool tor Calmat; Aril 6, lat. 10 16,1 cm, 38 W. Osman ham 11vormol for Matoasaa lam 17,1 M. 86, lam IL Putter, ham Barbodass far Ilvorpotal. lot. 3% lam M. 111 1. 1711 . ??! (Una), frosz Ttlaidad for Udutol, July S, lat. 81.11, . . he. ". T. D. Marshall. how Colombo for Lando& lg. 47 N., loom N W. Violas DON). al Olsegow. from Liverpool a {lms, ell well. 'My PO, lei. NM 14..k00. NA W. ME PENINSULAR MAILS.—Thu Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam packet Alhambes Captain J . D. Stewart, Admiralty agent Lieut. &riven, R.N., arrived at Southampton yesterday with the malls. Her dates were: Gibraltar, July 24th; Credit, 25th; Lisbon, 29th; ad Oporto, 30th. Amongst her passengers were Sir Siestas Pato, Hart.. and Mr. Oliveira. THESE PERSONS BAYONET-STABBED BYA SOLDIKP. —On Monday Let • private soldier, named Livingstone, be e longing to a denichment of the 27th Regiment of Foot,whiolt strived in Reading on Saturday evening lad, as nob to Gravesend, wee brought up at the Reading polios-court on • charge of unlawful and wilful stabbing under circumnenon which are briefly as follows :—On the previous (Sunday) night, about 11 o'clock, Livingstone went to the Bullpublic hones (where some of his comrades were quartered), and requested of the landlord to allow him to remain there the night, but as Livingston was intoxicated the landlord re fused to allow him to do so, and he left the hone. Ina few minutes', however he returned, end being again earnest in his = tr eaties to stay during the night at the Ball, the landlord oonsmted, provided he went to bed in a quiet manner. He was shown up stairs by one of !is comrades, bat had not been then more than a low minutes when he seised his comrade's bayonet, became very violist, and repeatedly struck it against the partition on the leading. Be was seised by his comrade, whoen ia ll .le ow: ever, he severely and deeply stabbed In the leg. A named Penton, who was in an adjoining bedroom, bearing the dieturbaaca, opened the dcor, and Livingstone thereupon ran at her ; but she endeavoured to close the door upon biro. In this she partially succeeded, but not without being stabbed by the bayonet In her right arm. In the meanwhile the Menotti Inert upstairs, hearing arks of " Murder," to Li •110 wed* • plunge at Wei with the bayonet, aad (aldhou the landlord parried off the blow in some measure) f a3i oted a alight =mad upon his face near Me left ear. The lasilionTs interiereeme, =Amer, no doubt we the means of preventing the oosomittal of • more serious =boo— th= it meirdse. The aid of the poll= was called in, sad the men Wail =WWI, secured. The bench, after hearing the evidence, ally amendeted hire for trial. [Adveitiessemt.]-11 ou.owAi's OINTYINT tend Plug emit= isesense to stromen—Hz. Tar.. above( s dug Maim Rnelitrot. divalm ii n=s del of Y awn Lon of Dia ll *: s rlt as .. t h a d banntbz . foomeion s irist litin a is l 4"" " ss sar = ha Obtoorb i . 6 3 o 42 lo .7:l ll =en . . 4r Stis j 4: 9 gZe mkt ant MUNN'S. at IMMO= 01 1 011.11 difOrla test ==wobble BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS._ R FANTWOOD.—Je . ly a SI. at elVaiell;711:1-terraoe, the ertfe of J. T. eetepold. Req. Si x. GOODLIVTI —Jett 11 1 . at Weettattutopark elliee, the Choi W. 0. Oesitilk Nag, of a son. HALLlBT.—Avyat2.at Ifarlarotrast. Cavandnionvaro, tie wife of • Haney. of • naothns• JACOMB.—Aaniat 1. at Upper Clayton. the wite of C. Juannsb, 164 d • daaglatar. I , ooool.—Joly H. at Clara loft. Boraerartalilre, tbe ink of DMA hem Morro* Porsak. Eon, yronsatunaly. of • NO, ono any oar wired Ms bleak • Ikea now ItADCLIFFIL—Aonast 1, at Oak ha. Datorotald. Dm wit. of J. P. Rarafilia Oat., of • you and hoar. b), Lb* wife of ILL Itivara, Loa, of arouswidt Hoe. • of • aoa. WARIIIAOlt& • bet elmsehria NOP r I n te . W. e n erea smu k k re s E p er tii liAt ir We J. Ilratisburf. ttrV.. et 12111111—.DIre1.—Julr 11. at eL Jobe Neale by Os Bar. J. P. OilL WA.. P. Pew* el Mier ow 2= . : tailierzeiss r=lloll4 neat Iree leis A. el Lisaft. GOLDRDIT.—Anwt I k = 4. 1% .5 i to ldelrenim. G. te : of tO at ef aidno.pripk moresieimem. A. o. Ask MATHS. AMIIIIOIITII_.-rAapit 1, M OIL Oseries•tiese. LlsolAs. fgr T. /Awe wart el &ILI MI6 et reps, yid TS, 9 1 11 0 11 7.a1 g . 64 ablealle Imam leftist", the 19. 111.11011.—J • elf 74 et Yr. J. Matey rt.. et allosisteuxtDav MASTIW.—Amart 1. Yr. J. W. 11mVs. or Obakreara.aawl PlUlN.—Aumat 1. M Bedford-row. Bmbarralmer. ~ow. IRV sabalb.drwatobard Mwo kW W. D. haw. ha. 11.01111111.—Jaly 11. 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