The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-09 00:00:00

SPORTING. INTELLIGENCE Ecru. N FA% MAIM= SECOND OCTOUR MEETING. Tr a Ciadisawma Isms. Tai air I heleap yenta , 1/0 estrestea ; ampameat to be eigaged ea ee ibre tatalm, tie 13th el ityambee, by 12 eckck at meth to Yam. Westheiby. la Left. ~w.. r . ~'~: :..-: ::::... :_ — ,riai::::::: 1. ' 611 • • • .......... tea TaNCEilts: n np ift : ...... ........ ....... ........ .. :-...:7.= !E!";::.:....:..:_ N .:: r. ..... i 1.1 1 AMMO =Wt . Mbar . Wonlia MI 7.7..7:2. 1a... . :: :: :: r .... ..... Temillt• brow R •• •-• • -- • _ 't._. ....... ........ i.; 1 ........ ......... ....... .. .. ... ... ...... -- • .. ... ..... alt 0110110 . a ...... • • W aim Cat • • • ittac::::::: ~:~~' ~: HOUGHTON MEETING. MSWMARKET T. 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Too DONCASTIA Pu yrdio oat womb. TM pobllootke d6o volgift .......... :i i r.—Lien !.. ... .. ...... 1 I i ~—. ....... sis IMININIMP Swat:nulls ef 10 sem each, lt ft, el* 00 ethlek 2-yr-eltie. • Mean after the veletas see we le envy Mb sites ew the mem of the second how te awe Me Melte. Id Hs _ :::: ::: .... ...... ... .. ...... .. , . •-•::::::::: ~L ._....... i mit awvic: ..... ..... ...- .... : m...!..:::::::::: ..... ....... WITMOOTH RACES—Tara/OAT. Hu Moasorts how. of 100 sour. Two Lbs. wed't r r . " 11 1.• "Sb . 1 "=, 1 Dayt t y iiird ° 7l kyr lengths ; MfamWors bd daird. AND CHATHAM RACES. TIItIIBPAY. Tee TAIDI STALeII (lisedesp) of 6 sow. sub, with a• added. Wilms ems. One was (It eats.) coma !emir The 0110. lI WW6 14 1 40 4 3 3 '..L ° eb iwoodkwawl • Iss F. =l " r e. .wli= i r . Min s 'jff I•II I 47IWW4.Waa ''' ' new by• neat, three hairdo between the end WM. Till TWO Yaaa OLD Suss% of 6 MIL 11•014 With 20 04661 . &el% ; Ines Ind in 41b. Wiens' el asp two (bsetthesps easepten Whlnsna Ilitwelesstwe el sells (0 Wm) Ir sz V . nwes lintr e w- s ltaod, y AM.". M Dr= s 1 : 6 to 1 as nased-orsr-Jdowl, who wan ire bi er ROCIINO WAY Piers (Seadicep) of 10 new. Whams elm. Threonsatten of s mass iftmgol w to lletweemaer. Ira DOWD IldWArd4 1 Pemba, TM al Dm Mb 'DJ. parr I W.lssiere Ma =141122 , 1171 tfr ... 61401 1 .L4__ : Ewa IS 6to 4 wet Neophyte. eve hontbs; Led this. Caine erases of 3 son. web, with 24 did, for 4164 sof oftwords. Optimal etas( weights *e. Ose (7 Sbes) N.r. [YUAN Nsogbir Soy. by Wareentel. ITO Oleg lUD s DieWda Motto [Mew 3 no 1401... Tot ...... 1 2 1 wr. bwilmir Iso. hop, 4in (40/.4 lOb Albrislas. Mut ReformvaL lin .as. ...... 4 Kay Moraine also ran. Edwards wsighod for Mir Enamor, 3f (4W.), 714 Mb, awil his soother was for tome time di red us the tale- Otbet it was subseqoestly taw we, sad the tare t start. Ibis nesement crewed mach ilisestlisties, bet it ie doe to Mr. Joseph Doses, the trainer of Mies *lessor, to eats that her same woe draws mars spina Ws vlett. _ . . Lila( Daring the tines the nrunber of Mies Eleasse wee iliegleyed 6 to 1 wee laid on her, 6 to 1 eget Hatztra, semi 11 te I eget Neughtl e t l oy. Oa the withdrawal el M ifeease's amber Ms wee 6 to 6 apt Kane" sad 41e 1 apt Naughty By. on by three len=eise die ease between the second sad third. Nay belled soca after eartag. The wan., wee bought is kw lova Tan Town Puts (flentitoso) of 40 sore. Wawa scan, Half7a,mUo. Comeghtrsiat LM Ibgrlno. br Inr•Woo. 3 3, 1423 1 Mr. Ibburt Omen. II mobil! 13.wri I 117, lirlowbeire Ism.umetflAt. y re. Ost 111 .. The following also . —13•143ng (pollutes =known), Tbs Gear, tidy by Naas oat of P•uhoe. Betting 3tol as Lady Kb:attar), wko =a m / door porters ef • lemitil ; brd between the MIMI third astliag ass ow. Terms/kW' Ocesourrrou-soox.—Tbe room will be tweed ea Senziey. ?ea It WITITO-11TAIIS ?LATS. loeola—Tbda ma has bum awarded to lierbemer-1104 who fame ia rend. NAVAL AND MILIZABY. ADIMALTT, BIPT. B.—Ar tarot H. L. Holden, to Os Edger. DIVONPOILT. San. I. Cornr-IdanTiat.—Arcart-seartial wee held yeetetday on toad II Y.B. lapregaddin h asenease, ter the trial of Mr. Nary Yalta", grata el H.M.S. Marsh ea throe dished sheep el deinkennese, she., en the 13th Dee., 1857; 19th May, 1368; and 314 Moist, the nese yew. The following elapsed the come 9. Pesky, But., presideet; Robineen. W.J. W. Williams, W. Moorsom, =ll. W. Jernisgbeim, W. B. Riewart, C. 0., Rowley . Copt. Doggies Carry, of the Alarm, prosecuted. The threes sprerod, on the whole, to he of • frivolous eggiwrin On the third &ergo, although the captain of the Teasel sad the senior Lkot. Phillips swore poritively that the Ft sense was drool. Lieut. Th. s. Hooper and &woe Welter Jae Dlewett gave eadesee that he (the prisoner) was sober. Te give addition.' weight to this cberge, it was contended, ea the past of the promeation, that the prisoner's eyes were se index t f his being Mink, whilst the rugs= deposed that the sea was subject too disease of the eye, which inflamed Virus at particulsr times. The prisoner nude a lengthened end a most Otte defence. He showed great Moroi:illy, bet Y woe or two instasoes, in hie endeavouring to show that is minor of negligence or diligent* were overlooked whilst Me :arrester chow , is queoiloe were remembereda:gal:est bit, greatly committed himself. The prisemeretated assoagatbar things ttst he had hose singled oat by Limit. Phillips, who hed Merge scud towerdi ham with groat severity, end bed ear been tyrannical to him. His de ent. was most dowdy, end although he wee stopped by the court on two or three *ow aloes, ha was determined wt to bliak scything in the .hap of r,ialiellon. The primmer has been 23 years In the serene, and had hitherto borne a most Irreproachable thiestier. The goat eiquittod the pitman of she bet charge, bat found his gouty of the two former one., sod seat-and hire to be mimed to • third else. gunner, and to be Ineligible foe pre males for Are yeas. MILITART Tonrcaa a? WOOLWICII.—The enr tesposaat so Wools** who daeribel the We diagresfal MEP el II writes that as Witleaday he woe a 'reined te the rtysats ramie ward is the herrial, sad ear hies salead. /ram tho shames whisk I than I red *shawls* rebate& 1 as rossiael that mg/ socoast el he showastaases et &sada trlth the huh' was oaths sada lb. ehreteted. Alen ageetedly &yowls. Chet he pasishash wsa asserited, se be *Mesa wish sorb oppetast selthlits that be bed se hawks of hardy& sad wee so twitter &dant frella the barna' thee Wwleich maw -resod, Is amply at s oar ota of Ithis s Wahiawa, oboe be was ampbassl by the petit, he sewind ar lot Oa mos loggia dwell net has Suomi as witoatias tram bit look bat that boa the tosarias pita preevottag fan the toile la Ms bob be bid sot boa able to thee eit the has setwellwg slelty; wed be bogged as le haat, that be hi set Mai hes tba seatetke of hies /gm{ bat est welt strobe al Oa sea l at it IA SS dr lellart bell% est hie awl kart things: aid the the bind *OW sat at wary aria, obi aunt setsoby hoe timbal Oa goissi mit his bit. Oa • anal naoleatias at hi. farmed Irk I Mot Oa obi of He ha abaskleallisis owner ebb as bep fa• issoll bolos oil, is tb douttribattimi maim it maw atom boo Os oboe: lir le the vela, than he hob ha hid the huh lea. The soya* he blbomal us. old* be awe thee esittrieg wool& easies Um le bit Ist hr seas O Toms " ROYAL NOITIT IMICI)LX te:nthe Ita7el Nara Vieth Raglosat at WM* etas lry tist the Ike. W. J. Mamas. PUP, too Or ..V...dejar-Oesonal Gamely% eameadies at the The sygiasa asodasi itletteal Way igtMlit late ages 111111111 M. tight h breet, sad attar Imam bras oast mist* bops= th o L e maral. dossil le 'sortie Mahe* sehass. hes od okserd ad the n t- 0 11144r, hi ahoy ehradrileiessd abuts I WOW* rtaptital ham log yaw sad bow pow* Oh be lba minor Is aistp.booro too tba lbst ostasat et yaw what Is ibis saap u l . yeassiott shalt* dlestylbo ant ago 'bleb nabs I bate btepsold Essay net saws.= Ord moo Odra tie or vi,,Yoe sr prod yams 11 ang essaystes. /Wm Imo It Imp psaal abet 1 bete bass Aim le pas through lie mho without hats, h seer sae lathe to Iliad ; es the peon* week% broom, I oat .&y have hoes ashy be hod hale, bet as =Lee Yoe of Mah er erlowal• To the anon, eh afters, prises* he greatest praise le dee tat the sialitheis of your regiment Is ieertere ads* Obi kid. Is ansaladso, I magmata's's,. ISaAr, es the fro piteous whkih the mete of thl• hays pantie ralfhttootatlieg to prove that Ile moral aeadtsit of ohs taglaeast omit Oa aoldapflihe 1•11 :ii !I 11 ti: The City seEdiebtaritt Velediont Cords Ms sew iseetvod tbe stelia• el late Mae }sty demob tM fieeretery fte Id'ev, and le to hold the 111 k ohs k die Hie osiediser faros of Greet Bekaa. The or Omit le le strist if MOO sea, brides cam% Gad Is ad divided Ude empealra, la to take popeadedoe of soy other rile ,u leer Isis that mas td railed id CM shy et idiaborak t note eat eke being Node lo Ilkliskarik to , eetat. ode et two waling ootaidekia, is dietkaa le Ilit NM Wham, Oust Yeiwatees Attitlaffy, "Me at traist laiaassa alma 110 ass. THE EXPRESS, y MEDALS= WWI% Hakim, asslabafr3•4l4 (lissiker) 4 It mom, kr 3 We iirilybines, OR di siride dad. Oes mak IgAl l . 1 gra; l : :: :: - ::::: I = .. !!::. 1X k176 . 1.. aziltsii. diehard 4fwsnes, 16, ad doweeerk its mother, were Imbed, the by it westing, and the maw for Igo eisody recoivine, two jackets sad other midair, the pro of Sarah Budelaim, • widow, Heim at 4, An-street, The jesy loud the primers Cierap, sd morel former eiseimime was' premil smile the hey. The Amieteme4edge or the bey le three rem' poet semlbele ; his maker to tweimmiseMel herd /ohm. .fogie /Me sod /are Ansa, immisted ofpliklegi • the point el okay, wham cepW the sloset, _seri asked the direstica to eons plu w ile kneed up ierjedgment. An elitter tithe Howe( Delontime Irma two farmer emolettens sgainst the wawa. Nothing woe known of the son eneept that be boil hews case gi the Home of Ommoden, bat what is, magi not be Wend out. The Meilamindge wild this system of waylaying the pails by persona wain Is concert to coomit pleader, or the pelmet of askieg the trey to mom particular lime or serest, mast to checked, for It wee much on Uwe income. Hs W so doubt, from the money in which the primers bid emmittel Misdealt—it was done so solrcitly--Met Ryes aim they ware act inexperiamed hands, end be kit tt to be bis data, geo the protection of the radio withs slew the Mem of IN. metropolis, to sentmos seek of the polomore to these yews' peal servitude. Mrs Irtehase and Edward Dowd, egairespertively26 and Pt, was convicted on Wodaming of atealimg a crest-frame milLemee, value 21., the property ef Johan& Few; a lady at normal, HaMpateiel, It her dwelling-house. lbowe weirs prowtlng about, ea leek m opportunity of istaksi alto the klethen of the pessesnkfz's buses and Mead Mg • mat frame. They elm wawa cad sirara. The hiftry of the /dome Bond was a and em When this elms was committed be had only hem Memel fors pod unite& tam days, and • long catalogue el semieltens wee proved in *widen., sgainst Mo. The elm primage bed been repeatedly warmed, and bed umiergone leer yam* pool movitaete. Bout, it was stated, had spelt tweaty yeses and etc mouths of his lit meows visfelive years of that period, or nearly, in trona in Norfolk faked. W. they ware brarist up the Ameletant-Judge saki be bad no alternative la the discharge of Me duty but to NW Male each of them to Ix rare penal Leviers. They amok bed bad four mare. Bond then rid—My lord, will that salsas take ma Wooed f 1 hops it will, for it will be dse ass my Was kept is this ormatry all that time end this be. care what chance have we, me mad him (Pram her f We lend bees the ems dig wham we are The Aambeast-ladge DWI be raid lot e =ter he wadi be art sway frees the eametry sr ar—thr reemered with thee gramment. AN he bed le de was he pre ism a esstanse es ha thought the detestable= ; pro bably they word be seat sway ; but th e weber sr entirely or el the hers of the court when the arilenee was gives. Nether—Will you kiadiy have the ipesdesee to say, my Web that pot will neemme r lobe semi abrad e fir k ie ado 1 6. 0 who get err awl agree& that sneer ; ea to ail be the Wear deli six rum on the home grareaa, gad dim Nee se their hat he de hit ems Ohs gals t RAI yes ttseerti The beraister ,Inden—Yee Othldsly wear te poem win b ow l.* u ps the but I have no poww pees • sentence ef - Tor mme will be hay cosither by the who will act ea to them %MB semen peeper. Tkle err bas performed its duty, awl the ✓aters I have parr rest berried to. The primers this bowed end were removed. Orwr Sonlf. 17. we indicted tar Masking • gold bier pin, ries IL, from the perms of George Pathan*, at the Cider Cellars, Maldem4the, where he wee employed me • porter by Mr. Nkberes, " The Lard Chid Beres.' He withdrew ide erl‘beal proof Not Guilty sr Mr. Y. H. Lewis appeared for the prigeser, c arbr ;MAW, W been es arra Mr sine ye•re, sad bad, to • vest az hoc bees hh as hit men resourore—mbsppily for the boy, who hal mermiamed a good character up to the pretest time se mu so, that Mr. Nicholson, notivithatanding this, had Idedly revered kireit on his behalf. He got under the induesee Webb, and whits arras spanner into scab, he drew the Ma bone hie scarf ; that wr the Wham he had committed, end, of course, there wee no alternative but to rentre him for it, bet It area hoped that a Wier rums might be taken with him--as far, of rune, se was coothunt with the ere of *deb The barrel-Judge there read the .T rid the Wawa was toe aid te be mai to a or that course might have been World with adratere. rat the eirmemetanow, he @run sentence him to three , mirth lea- Lints .... sal i al i f r hoped word do u man to teeth dated wanted. (Before Mr. Cressy.) In the brood Court, Mr. Cressy disposed of several caws of Weer at an ordinary description. Aar Yards, IS, via convicted on Wednesday afternoon of stealth', Iu the dwelling-hoer of David Morrison, a cash box and the sum of Mi., the ',wordy sad mosey of Bribes Wier. Ttio primmer, who had been twice before couvieted, was cruelly employed to do the house-work at the prosecutor'e, 4, Portlaad-place, Islington, wham the prosecute,: lodged, cad she mole • cub-boa containing the sum mentioned from • buries la her room, sad absconded. Whim she was ap prehended, she said it would take them all their time to had eat shore the looney was, though they had gat Ivir. Mr. Creasy meld it was a vay bed case Indeed, and 'en tered the risorna. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-ROLM. • man muted Robert Oar - liner wee brought bet .re the In/ Mayor, charged with harm conspired with Logan, who was committed for eel on Wednesday for hewing de fended Richard Suttee, In eerie of fin& by means of en advertisement promising employment to number of venue. The edvertieetnent had be/ the effect of erring a rest num ber of applications to be made by idlest nor/rag plane ✓une, mid the jettinenten bore testimony to the interest ceased by the eurninene of the rkged coi ner,',. Th e. Onus, Ikeesell victneller. said—Lest Tined., week a perms eased legal salted at my bone, and asked inn te men semeldloso be warm to an advertisuneet. Oa We Skit of Anger be sew with the prisoner, and told me is Ms posseettlist hobs/ pet se advortasmont in the paper for • ,marten, eel I abseil sestive some letters on the morrow. Oa ebeibinteen m asei parser called, rid one of theta abered me se t in the Advertiser, which was of s &frost dureolme to that which the peelerr told me he bad erred. Whoa the prisoner and Logan came I showed it to thee, sad Lassa said, "Oh, it's all right, my bind here will swim dim all." The prisocer we there Is Lope's abeneekeed spoke to mural spplieents who sue is. Than mem ,usual letters come, MOM of dem by post, sad oats was beeenbt by tbe w lures Jams leprsa. I saws IS lefties to Laws, amongst which was theme Isit by Mrs. Settee. When 1 beaded Mass to Logo, ho bid me to giro them to de pram. 1 said, .Ifo, roe mind me es eledVe then, sad I will only giro them to yea." Se ask tier, sod gam mew of tiara r she prisamr. Tim spoke to memo ral applicesta, bet MI admen le sadly *sm. end thee we •et of a dietnebeen be El I esmounicated aria She gone, sad eeingeitier eiellet retard to give Lyn any more leen. 1 pee oho seer letwess 60 sail 70, if ham opera sow% eel brad tom to costaia postage ✓amps. JIM Sutton maid who am dr adveniitement in the Morn isgr Alrkertieer, and told ter daughter to write, giving her ewe slows to enclose, and took the letter herself, and gave ▪ te Mr. Grove.. Sera Sclitdeld a old eke write the letter enclosing the &nap which her mother delivered. Priaeoustable Smart, 4tl, rid—Yesterday 'Remora I err oho Weeper le Thames-street, and eked him if be know L. was in cust,dy. He raid be did sot, fur he wee then asides far him. I told him I should hike him into cwtodv far esaspirlag to defisud. He sold Logan was interest. I task Nos le de astioa, sad, on seerelling him, food a letter whirls 1 bad preriou.ly marked at Mr. Grove's hew, before bk vsa delivered to Logan, and which I fmnd to elates three panne ramps. Re had on a very dirty shirt, end a piece of wise mete paper pertly fokitd to represent a frost peened ors The primmer, whet asked what be had to sly (with the used seatlea), replied I hew mat thing I wish panic:sleep to it,. If Logan is samara as dee &sue anyone who replied to the atter • Weasel Ed* he charged with the same thing, for be is Wooer. U Hers %say heed is it whatever I ea the guilty party, sad be le imo of the defrauded. There is so deceit is le eh ; It Is pielbody bled Lie, and would have benne hod it born curie/ an. Mr. %eves took no notice of it nail there wee • diereses le his hone. The L rJ llern—The owner of the pablichocee acted with the Femme propriety. The intent he suspected that thus wee something wrong he mom here and aged for ad vice, and be acted tautly se he was advised to act. It wee a erne times to put la such an advertisement a! • time when so tinny poor people wen out of employment, exciting rap,c trine whi b were owe to be disappointed, and wrialing from them the pence they seeped together. The primer was committed fur trial. GUILDHALL. Maks Writheleeed. deecrited as a betting mu, wee eimerged with entractes the highway in Poplin's-omit, Platiostrart. Kt. C. Poems, the City solicitor, appeased In support of Sepemerien, sad Mr. Sleigh for the defence. Vice saes vet brought Win Aldermen Curti a few days shb io n mem then adjourned in order net the Mintiest brae dr aristsece of coulter. enetable Luke Morley stated that about half- net inn mils id id Sept. he mar defeedeat es/ seven other =.....eintenceleg the tbereaghirs Peppreateart, sad bowleg sham all to be bstfmg are, ha smsamsoll liras is go sway They all east swept itiodest, , who sad, • Oh, weer a d. don't fear him, es are sot = bona" Weser took him ma tae stein, wham Ms seas ead bedew.. He bad um defeedast mita edam Read Popplifs-tiourt, when these as esegre .- end Wad* their beta Osesearadeit—Dairsdeet did net strike se, or attempt le bar - Ms was obilleareg the parossort, and a disterb-- orips Wit bewseimessd day am hal atlmpiel to rm. r No. IMO ail Ms wee • metre of sad Meta mime Wedmore gab die l = a antr := ; Nte roe on whet erdtadt7 s Oleo ti ollt• 41 ! t.feteXhel= Th " r t gelloe i rst i. • eilpgallp Vim • pima We ask* DAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1859. acrid . Welt ad mitt Ida; is tba execution of Ids Mr bat istralowiamilhal ishadiat had dose midis of Asa thine. • 1:11r Nwristaffs Said he vas ',stied ed tDte wan a s to whist' bsooeM not convict, but if the Wows won coot,. assi, the pollee Teen mama the offenders to conviction. .110W4TREZT. Edward news lareeses,;l; Dad im% reminded on boil en chirps of seasylseey to older goods by Wes pretences Seen Masts. Shoolbred and Co., of Tottenham-court-road, deepre, do., and Irma Menu. Osier and Co.. of Oxford stret, chandelier makers, appeared Wire Mr. Beery in grehargeel Ids recognieares. The se on des former mascots, wee conducted by Mr. Sleight. the deledut was also represented by earell e z C. Moon Grialthe). Me. rid he would sow complete the ease u re garded the charge preferred y Mews. Oskr. Mr. Myr her Majesty's cord et Now 01141111 M deposed that in June of this year he was divorced frouslth this wife, the lady spoken of se Mee. Mare, on the g ro und of her Mahar, with the Hr. Georite Augusts, Hamilton Chichester. the etmespoadent is that matt. Mr. Griffiths objected to this evidence. Mr. Sleigh meld that Mr. Chichester was a Go-defendant In the present awe, and would be charged with dekudant if he could be taken. Mr. Henry decided on admittieg the evidence. Mr. More further deposed that he had not melded with his late wife (whoa =idea name was Lucy Virginia Ellen 011iver) throe November, 1867. Did not know defendant. and had never authorisd hint to bop goods in his name. The letters produced were In her hudwriting. Inspector Pother found the letters in titration in defen dues pockst-book. The letters were red. They were aitbseeed to the deradent, end ecandried instructions as to the rode of arereeding pre, fee white re bad Inclined order. They ohs Andel ft • perms it _of es " George," fret r reablieg with her, bi the d'Ulln, sad afterwarde, r berg erected to return from Chastiny, lie grecs being the name for • delay in writing to defendeat. Thaw Cuter, • porter at Moan. Oda's, deposed that be packed up the chandelier, do., mandeeed et the list eradiation, and booked itat a 'hipping-rye babe Regent ober Piccadilly. It err aldrard to L. V. E. on, Esq., A Rue de la Medelaira, Path Mr. neigh applied for • committal in this case, and for a emend is that in which Moore. Bchoolbred and Co. were W prosecutors. Mr. Griffiths would prefer that both eues should be corn plaid before be ef dereed the coact. Mr. Henry thought this would be the better course. Mr. nap would in that can endeavour to complete both. Inspector Whither truth= examined as to aconvereadon he Del with the denuder on the 12th Merck. He aired de rider what he had does with the geode supplied by Messrs. Shaelbred. Ea said be had sent the silks to Mn. Mme, at Pans. end heti siert up the carpets and damn& te • man newel Mergen, who called for them He did sot know win Mugu wet, or where be lived. Witness sated why be gave up the good, to a 'henget P He replied, " berms I bed • wrings authority from Mtn. Mme to do so." Mr. Mamie Newton, solicitor, deposed that he IMP se rwiTiideu_ with tie family of Mir 011iver, atone time Mr.. end bed seen her in November et Paris. He had deo Nos end Mr. Chichester at Dieppe, Mr. Were they living topthis as man and wife P WIMI diet know. Mr. 1111111-411 you aware that they are now husband and wild _ Wit7re - Se—l am 110 i aware. Th, firmer "vides°s was read over, and at the request of Mr. Griffiths the books of Mewls. 6hcwibred were produced mad examined. . . _ Sleigh ilten applied foe the committal of the primate an both charge,. Mr. Griffiths, however, requited time W il lman* Maim* tabl which he said would (e defendant to vs an abundant sneerer to every imputation against him. The Case was ultimata, adjourned, the primoner's beg being extended. WORSHIP-STREET. abrade NON a tall sad thick. set Afriaa. was charged Wks Ilk. liaolmill with brutally sessaltlog Mn. ImsB Pmts. - o•4ftlaant elated that on Wednesday resalag, while arta her husband sad sans female friends, at the bar et the Wailed' pull:Amass, In Use Kingstaad• road, the primer mama/, sag produces; soma whets of scent sod a haadhst silted them ta stuall ifs latter. Having complied aad vstru chlef. sal the made, badmouthed • missy, which was reams& sad abartly afterward' the piety loft the henna bat bad smelly rsached lie pavement when the whimsy pounced spa hr sod shaft bee with his clenched hand • terrible blow oft the hit eye, from the effects of which she fall and sarlausty Injured herself, being • potty we toad. 16r. Thaler," a somager to the complainant, combo- . rated this emeleace, mad deposed to the manifest savage sa tate of the aessult, after committing a hich the scoundrel rsa away. bat wee pursued and given iv° mutody. , 67 N, maid that the primmer was quite sober, sad that e • hawker of swats, liviag at the other and of the town. _ . . The prisoner, whore English was very indistinct, gave It court to understand that he denied the charge, but Mr. Hero mill observed that the case was proved, and a vary infamoue see it was, being clearly tho meat of q.te at being unable to extort money. Priam:er was sent for two months to the House of Cor rection. 111 POIIAIINUITY-TAX IX EDINBURGH. RIOT AND MECO& (From yetteilley'a droteterts., Yesterday, Duncan Falconer, the sheriff-officer elected by thti established clergy, bailan resolved warrants to execute *genet certain of the cities*, proceeded to pot them In force The ant rialto vat Mr. Fairbdns, of the Bt. Andrew', notes St. Andrew-area, noels they it once cone witted to the Dillon gaol. The officer and hie usistants then proceeded to the shop of Mr. Brown, fruiterer, South Hanover-street. They found. him behind his coma*, and trtwdthe clergy's to about 141. of argent. ea r t e atrd dabs' that he had tho strops* commisatious objections to the tax, and wee prepared to go to gaol mhos than pay. They than made him thelr_prieener, sad proceeding on foot along Princes-street and Waterloo niece, they committed him into the custody of the gaoler. Mr. Brown is an elder of the United Presbyterian Church that sasembles in Lithian-road under the ministry of the Rev. William Reid.. He is in very delicate health, and has bees under the extensity, on stoma of a pulmonary sffec , tion, and from Mree bode hellos broken out on his back, to I weer heavy mufflere round his throat even when in business. The seat visit of the Akers was to Mr. Hunter, Hun- ter and Glover, confection* North St. Andrew-street. It wee between three and four o'clock afternoon. Mr. Hunter wee ales between his counter, sagged in serving his cue- ' Maas. They demanded the meant of the Impost. He told them he owed then so Wog, and would pay them nothing. Mr. Falconer th en claimed him as his pruner, and ordered bier to cm* *my with him. He re-' plied that he wend offer no settee resistance, but neither would he willingly move • step. If they *abed to take him to gaol they must awry him there. Mr. Falconer then or dered two of his a.sistente to go round the counter end drag him out. This they could not do, and Mr. Falconer and another *natant melted him by the neck, while the others canted him by the feet. In this way be was dragged boar be hind hie coaster, down the Awry said lanes the pavement to comb into which they attune*" to force him. He was thrown back on the floor of the cab. Mr. Falconer and an stilsont went into it, and endeavoured to drag bite as to the seat. They got a wrong leather belt, with which they endeavoured to fasten him. Mr. Fal , comer pulled out his muted* flied them upon one of his wrists, and endeavoured to force the other hand into the die. greenlet machine. The passive attitude of Mr. Healer lying I fa the bottom of the coach, however, rendered We diMont. While this effort to handcuff their printer was mending, two of the assistants and a policeman were trying to farce his Into the coach, and as went round to then)* gide, the door, and endenortred to draw Mr. Heater further beta the moth. By this time a large concourse otpop4 bed anseebled, and beerier that it was an arrest for sanity tau, I Vve vest to their feelings by airs of esecratioe. They saw the primmer lying pale and leaggerd, his t yes stating, his hair dblevalted, his neckerchief and shirt toes, and his eked* all in Murray. Amy of deep hatred area "Dews with the Annuity Tat.' " Whet a dames to Cbriedenfly "To with the ministers 1" and a reek ' was mob to the cab. The conning* who was the *pelts door to deaf Mr. Hunter , was font mined mid *need away. Mr. Falconer mad his men were end their hats knocked of and thrown into the air. OM; of them, a short stout man, droned in • grey tweed colt, unclasped • knife sad rushed Saintly upon the crowd. One lad narrowly escaped having his cheek ripped epee. Again the crowd dozed upon the officers, but again did the fear of the open knife mike them stead back. The strongest determiostion was, how ever, thews that the prisoner should not be token. While this riot was proceeding Mr. Hunter bed been allowed to rise, and was sow standing at the side of the cab. Mr. Palmer then declared that ho was hindered from executing 11* warns% and withdrew his nee. Me. Heater we** = aro hie shop, amidst the cheers of the papia the from his wrist. The alleges peeeseied ncmg St.tMequare. panted by a crowd s himalag sad groan* at them. It Is add that th e knife was *an brought into requisition to keep off the crowd ; sad when they reached South St. Andrew-street they wen I compelled to break into roe. While lying in the Mr. Hunter was told by one of the amiatatte, to the air pa ds { 6 ' • volley of oaths, that •if he led hits In a quiet course he would snake him roe this." Mr. Hunter is also • lasember of the Lothian-road congregation. While the riot wee at its height, Dr. Grant, ene of the =ten, pastel by the crowd, and tanned hardly of the proceeding, althoueh in 1851 he, by hi eel deuce is the Hones of Common, did everything la bin power to defied the 'Leis of the anted citizens to remove the my ths ori true the city. The Bev. Dr. Andrew Thomson also happened to be present. ILARXETS. COTTON.—Lrtnirooz., Sm. B.—The ales of cotton to-day on oothmiest at 8,000 beim. ♦ quiet martin at the prices at yesterday. WOOL AND WORSTED.—Bnanrono, Ben. B.—The businees doing In wool still centimes very limited. There is • strong disposition to realise, but that can enly be done by e concession in price. Nolls and shorts continue in fair request but pries, rule law. Is worsted yarns the demand for home consumption keeps etesdy. There is more demand for the Russian mortar, but the prio a offering are remunerative. Thum le no improvement in the demand for the Garman trade. The recant advance on the raw material has ewe been reskised by the spinners, and in most oases there is little or no margin of profit for the spinner. There is • steady demand for most kinds of goods offered l r. site. ldsny manufectwers are still employed to order. The stock on the market is meaty. BRISTOL SEPTEMBER WOOL FAlR.—Bentrou, SEPT. 9.—Our annual great wool fair was held yesterday sod to-day at the Wool-hall, Thostas.straet, and was well at tended by stub re end by maanheaurvre Irons the various clothing dietticis of the kingdom. There wee • ra'her lager quantity pitched than was brought forward at last year's fair, sad, in compliance with the more modern eon-se of trade, large qsamides woes of red by 'emote. The depression wWoh has be belt, in the clothing trade for the last fortnight or three weeks rendered manufaoturers somewhat Indisposed to oat at tiro blgb prices which, owing to the tonne they have bought at of the farmers, the staplers were compelled to lA. Bat for this clecutostince • large am :tint of loo.inees would have bus truistc'ed ; as it was the fair woe a tolerably grad ome, and as much wool chsnged bonds so, under ell the eircemetancest, could have teen expected. Togs were snuck sought after, end brought from 17d. to 20d. per lb. There was not so tattoo dukg In ewes., as the otaplere' prices did not meet those which manufacturers were disposed to give. Those were held fur from 141. to 194. per lb. Al to cordiog the sorts. Combing skins were very FMCS, end high pekes bring asked the business done was not large. They mat be quoted from 164. to 181. per lb. ; combing skin wools brought, broad hard, from 91. to 100. per lb. ; fine head, from 14d. to 164. per lb. ;• superior, from 16d. to Ind. per lb. Skin lambs ware in tepee', and must be (looted from 134. to 17d. per lb. CORN.-13listuto,new, Barr. B.—At Gloucester market on the 3(4 wheat wee la. per quarter lower : at Worceater, the same day, no reduction was submitted to on say d. scrip tire. Barley unsbeted. ()ate 61. per quieter cheaper. Beene and Pass both tending duwnwatda. During the pretknt week the traumetims in wheat have Men limited, at about province currency. !hale, to f.tr retail demand, at milts as much money. Oat., haw, snit pew, 6d. to Is. per quarter lower. At Wolverhampton, yestetday, there was • lam supply of wheat, but to progress could he made to suks slant et a &eine of le. par quatter. At this day's market thee* was • lees eupply of wheat, and the turn is pries was is favour of the seller ; but we make no alteration is our quotations. Batley quits as dear. Oats 6i. pee quarter lower. New beaus declined Is. to 2e. per quarter. More inquiry for peas. . . . . . . . . Dtvrzys, Strr. 8.-We had a better supply of wheat : fine old was in improved demand, sod sold lithely at last week's peas; for one lot of my superior quality 23.. 64. per neck was refused new we. • shade liver, thouph elightly Improved In condition. Barley was In Increased supply. Am was cot mach demand, sad prim avenged from 30e. to 404. per qr. ltye, from 16a. is IBa per sack ; and tans ftom la, to 8.. 6.1 per bushel. Wheat, beet, 42a to 465. per gr.; mlddilng, Me. to 42. Beans, 36e. to 38e. Barley, Ma to 40a. Oro, 23e. t o 335. .4as, 46e. to 60e. Pe se, 42e. to 46.. Flour, One, 34.. to 38e. p.r sack; sec ad., 32.. to 345. )I•Ncussess, Sur. 8.-The weather during the week be. oosticoed wet and broken throaghont, bat the great balk of the crops being rartady housed this almettestence exercises no la duet ce on lb. trade, which, since our lath re. port, has reroainol as Medics an possible, with a further tendency 41..wnwards in the value of moat macho. The im ports from abroad Into Liverpool era orgy on a moderate scale, amongst which may be nt ticed about 8,000 barrels of flour from the United Stat.. and Canada. From Ireland the arrive!. of oats are liberil for the period of the year, and fair Most/oath Our market this morning was 'gaits el a languid clammier. French sheet was offeral at • decline of 3d. to 4d. ter 701te., and to ,fleet Mate of new English it would have bean secenary to submit to • redaction of le. per or. ; while fresh samples of old brought previous vices. Indoor Om was very little pa , e'ng, buyer* tiering the turn of priced in their favour. Oets receded 14. per 41110. , and oat meal was also rather cheaper. Beans and Indian corn are without material change. NZW A ix, SHPT. 7.-Here, to-day, the supply of wheat was telstably good, lacindieg a fair portion of the new crop. the quality was various. There was rather more doing, sod the tete two. were fully rastained. White made 44a. to 60e; red, 42.. to 465. per 36 stoop. blishlng ball y scam gad la. dearer, samples s-Iling at Is. to 425. per qr.; grindlag, 28s. to 30.. par 30 may In dthw descnpUons of grain there wee act much doing. Oats teethed bile quotations, with a dull inquiry. 24a. to 33.. per 24 atone. Baths • heavy sale at lost week's eurrauthea-46e. to 62e. per 31 meas. N ZWIVRT, Bm. 8.-We had • very large 'apply of wheat, greatly in excess of the dipasd, which sold at a reduetke of from Is. to 2s. per qr. ou all deser . pdoes. Beth new barley on offer, good malting qualities making from Us. to 43e. per qr., with a better derma& Oct., Deese, and per dull, end Om turn clatterer. Usual:4s, Sen. 8.-The supply of pals at to-day's no/kat le moderate, sad sells slowly at fleet week's prim. Wheal, 424. to 48e.' bulgy. 30s. to 36e.; oath 225, is ; pea% -36 e. to ela. ; Damn, 40e. 48e.; rye, 32a. 8. 30e. 1'44, 86e. to fl3o.per qr. WAT/Ul/01W, thrt. 7.-8 nos Satz:dog our owns' of home grows rain luso bosh moderato, sal tin arrivals from abroad have considerably fallen off. No changed eon etcpance can be noted in the value of any article, and the ammust of bailor perdu, is to a talc extent. Itingsggels, Sort. 9.—W• had in the market to-day 797 qrs. wheat, 2,101 barley, 291 oats, and 83 beam There were sold—Wbeet, 621 qrs. ; MOW, 1,968; oats, 899; sad law, 49 qrs. Ur reedy. As compered with lea week— Wheat was 6d. down on top, eud 6d. down an avenge. Bar ley wee la. op an top, sad 9d. up on avenge. Wu were Is. down on top, and Id. up on swamp. Nail were 2a. up ea sad 7d.upOn average. New wheat 144 45e. 63. ; 2ad, 425. ; 3rd, 39e.; weight, 66}lbs. Priem pee imperial qr. :—Wheat, old, 40e. 10 475. Barley, 261. to 38e. 61. Osa, 225. 6d. to 295. Been., 46.. to 48e. Weight of top—Wbeat 66i 1 bs. ; barley, 6711 be.; oats. *Tbs. ; and beau, 66111te. CATTLE.—Entxsonoo Sept. 7.—Tbere were 13,033 .lizep and lambs this morning, 10,617 of which were Noes lamb.. Demand good far best sheep end lambs, but lest week's prices barely maintained. interim emu of both kin& were ezosiderably cheaper, and a greet qtuottity was unsold. Top price of the best mottos, &id.; cermet, 60. Ewes and inferior from 4gd. to 6d. per lb. Lambe, top price, 28s. ; current top, from 18r. to 22e. ammo pries from 12e. to 16a., sad down to 6a. 6d. • head. 6a. top prime, 16e, 125., lls , current, 10s. Od. and down to 6e. 6d. • head. The supply of cattle was oleo large, there being 688. &lea dull, and prime down from to id. per Imperial stone. A deeming not .dead. Extreme top, Be. ; current top, 7s. 6d. ; current prloe. Ts. 3d. ; mid dling and inferior, from Oa. 41. to 6s. 6d. Fed pigs, from ss. 3d. to se. 91. per imperial state ; six to eight weeks old. from 9s. to 12s. • head. Numbem to merrtet—fiheep, 13,033 ; fit cattle, 668; mtich cows, 77 ; pigs, 386. CHEESS.--BALIBMIZT, SEPT. B.—At ow monthly market held this day them was the largest and best of cheese since the establishment of the umbel Is thia ." 4. the quantity pitched exceeding 300 tons, and there wee elea a oorrespooding attendance of boyar and dealers. The beel ness altogether wee not very brink, though nearly eve= ou o&c was sold. The vary best dairies of cheese the prices of lest market ; but from the large quantity on offer at wee necessary to sonde to • redaction ot Is. to 2e. per owe, on middling and Inferior qualities. The le an average of the Flees : —Skiers, 245. to 23e. fu ttlf onwards, 465. to lila. ; best Somereem, 60e. to 68e.; and Cheddar', fleo to 20e. par ewe. IRE CRAMMING SYSTAX. At the Bloomsbury County Court, yesterday, an action wee brought by Mr.'W. B. Foy, • dergymen of the *Much of Boglastd, sad proprietor of Bokine Academy, St. ' lakaatetivets, Remecetead, 'gated Kr. Alfred Mayhem, Wormy, of Cony-street, Lincolepins, tvelding at Kew, to theoves the sum of 101. 10a, for a month's tuition to see of his soma ' Mr. Atolett, solicitor, wee for the plaintiff; and Mr. Pearce, barrister, for defendant. From plaintiff's evidenm it appeared that his eatabllsh cent, which was limited to ten pupils, was for the traintog of young gentlemen intended fur the clerical, military, sad other professions pre paratoryto t heir passing ID lllMilittiCS as to their qualification. His tonne were 101. 10s. • month. and on those, on the 28th of July last, ddindent's son, Alfred Mayhew, became one of his *chola», with an agreement with defendant that he should visit home every Satur day afternooo, sod return on the Sunday night. He was tweeted by three different nesters to teach what be professed, which was Euclid, arithmetic, Zrarand decimal fractious, Virgil, Cesar, French. history fpography. On she Monday (following he received a letter from clefendeat, saying that not having acted as be promised in in , tructlng his son, he bad told hem to lease ea the following day far home, which the young gentleman did, mad it was for the non-fulfilment of the agreement for the menth's pay be now sued. By Mr. Pasrue—W hen defendant's son came to him there ware only two pupils staying at the house, the °there being absent on vacation ; but the relaters IMO in attendance till the following Ft idly, when they were away till the following Monday afternoon, he (Ottani!) during that time being ill in bed. He had tumorous testimonials from noblemen and gentlemen wolfing his system of training, std was given to understand that defendsni's eon was to be a cadet in the Bengal service. He did not smoke much him 'elf, bat never thwarted his pupils in doing so if they liked, because if be did so indoors they would be out more, his hours of study ceasing at two o'clock p.m. after which they could go wbere they pleased, and were noi restricted to hours. He would swear that ha never told die hectsat that be would devote eight or ten boors daily to his 1014'11 instruction, but ml 5 lot have said that he had come at en environs time to have errs Mention paid to him, Would also swear that while ddendent's eon was with him he sever examined • pupil it hie studies while the letter was mooking a meerschaum pipe. Too defeadan', in reply, said that having had the eh of ea spOntmest fur hie sea se cadet In the Bengal service, fa islia he was to pale an elesaination in November ant, fa consequence of en advertimaieut of plain tiff's in the morning papers he had an interview with him, and 'entered into the arremat ore deecnbed, the plait ff himself preceding that to Memo- perfectly qualified hie roc meat labour at instruction at least between sight aid ten hours • day. It was an that Meld undemanding that he placed his son with him reatoviog him thither trim the Rev Dr. Thompraie, lecumbeet of Old Brentford, where he had been doom Veb. Itts7, because that gentleman only being able to instruct kiln about three hours • day woe doubtful if be could yr(eet him. It was In consequence of what hie ma told km en the first Sunday he came home, be took him away, paying, however, into court for the days he had been there 21.12 e. Bi. foe *Wire use. Alfred Mayhew, jun., • youth aged 18 years, said that the whole Warn he was at plaintiff's be only received 17 hours fastructkin, which hemmed instead cif increasing the learn ' lag he did possess. His Honour considered the mossy paid late mart sufficient, ' sad gam judgmeat foe daleadant—pl eintiff being ordered to 1 pay the coma, ansonatiag to 31. 13e. Sd. A MAN SVFIROCATND IN A WELL.—Yesterday afternoon Mr. W. Plummer, of Albany-road, Cmatierwea, who woo employed in setting op a steam chaff cutting losable In the premien of Mr. Woods, omnibus proprietor, Walworth-common, being informed that than was • ge to the yard pump, demanded into the well ia °riar to dis cover wre the Nola wag, He was told them was foul air in the well, but he said be thought he might go down safely. He went down to the ant plaidorm, sad hls hat felling from his bead he descended a tow feet lower to the second platform to recover it. As he did not return as scan as was et pooled, his brother, John Plummer wont down after him. Ha fount him coming up the kids. but when within two rounds of the top be gam a loud MOM end fell backwards to the bottom gibs well. John Plummer sod three other men andosvoureal to rescue him, but each of therm In torn become lasenellthe, end fa that nese were brought to the sorfooo. Yr. Woods aired SI. to my one who 'Amid bring W. Plum mier to the nefbmk and • tekkisysr named Pray, after two wines, molosisi In doing so, but the unfortunate men was (end Hit brother John, It le MOW, le in a serious caddlion, bet th• other three men recuresod. DOOOlllB4 has bib • widow sod fee children. iniftWelditiOnnito.,:a4W, IWO AND OVITO, Pert, la magma 111, la *spew& We se l g. 4 . 2•• 16 45:: wow tow aglow *Wks • alg ae imor dies cot for 11•4 aidoess Molar treed. 111. , lal= i ff al or panto. • zoosul a tro• Olga we. wpm am c is% "as u l e riTieb vosige.speo.b" TRAFFIC RETURNS. MON Pa. Mr. Total, Total. WIWATIL Ica. •I.IU. 4114 2 4144. 17/0. 1814. Wok mdlosixont IL Mime fool 14441eniun - 472 34 ei 1.131 Mid sat 1172aWs .........- - MIS ;461 5.616 Len IlialLaans - 474 3411 6,3 97T Larsen ing 01g 1. 11:1; .. 4.73/ LB7B 8,445 UK 11a1141774114 1 1 1 0rem0d 8.118 11l USG 8.610 i gras Wadl ltirs agiale ...-.. IN 114 131 22 2131 W.4,41.15 e rz Wad 4•4 iler I. .....- I 4 414 411 1.2111 1.351 NertA 11b41444 Waisrford sag Um** ll 1 61 44 1.141 1.1111 sr nag WWI ... - LAI - Stockton 40 bailie: Walk Iligbarabert Kock 4011 aitosi Mel 1.118 Lan WI -.....-.- 4lll 17..10 47 , 3 U. 701 26.11 8 .......... .-:..: I T N 1.11: I.T I T 3.111 3.471 Met ........ ..... - 1.473 T 43 al2 SHIPPING IN2'7ILLIGEIi'CIL VESSELS SPOIL( WITH. ( 1517 0 0 4. trim (10551 a. 41 WA WWI I. too La W. WING Val (torque). tome Sawa Letas. II Sem Awn 12, lot 31 , 105.0.11 W. Caul . (Womb 4 sad Loados, 35 days how limits, Aaron a. Ist IS lea 42.0. Doettryk Vddp). staadlas to ale Westward. July 26. 14 12 X. los Leo alp« Mi). el Liverpool, from Bt. Lea is Loads; SIVA VI. Ist 46.5, lam SI 411 W. B. a. Otpodtmeas (bonsae). from Judas for London, 16 &name' a, tot 5447, Ica 111.41., Jesse (tames). Pest Ilscrltino. for Leaden 64 doss, Aso t 4. Yt ILO 11, weak' w. Jatatra, tram Clyde Ste Wasspore. July 21, Ist 10 N. 100 :7 117. Leodloash, has I.lveryoolo.r tiogapore, Jul. let 25 o.lsa 42 W. artists Loyd (dap), tram Vissousth 36 class. Sept 1, lat V 3.21. EFL ._ Wong (bowie). of Brlelpfstor. from London br Uaselamo, 411,414 Atlrad In MLA, los 15.20. SeatlrlardL firm £4olMaka Lleirpool. Aurae 11, lat 41 31. N IV; Solo I butom). tram Limrpool for Slasichw, 19 rIL ley u . 104 L 43 N. me ILI, W. Waren Empire. from Colombr, far Iced= 39 dor, Joto 13,1 at amt a ion 47.13 L MAIL TO ST. VINCENT AND SOUTH AMERICA...-. The Pacific Straw N migatioa Company's steamer Bogota will sell from Liverpool to-morrow fur Boath Amerlaa, carrying en extra mail to St. Vincent, Cape de Vad, Rio Janeiro, and Valparaiso.. Letters and newspapers will be teceived at the Liverpool poet ethos on the 10th op to 9 a.m., and with a lets fee of Id. up to 9.16 am. PERMANENT STEAM BERTHS IN THE LIVERPOOL Daces.—The application of Mews. Janus Nom and Co., toe a permanent berth, 300 feet long, for their Mediterranean steamers, in the Wellington Dock, led to a long discussion at the meeting of the Merles, Docks end Harbour Board pester. day. Reny members condemned the system of epproprlating permanent berths, as Injurious to trade, and creating a monopoly. The Docks and Qosys Committee Mai that they bed emeriti', considered the matter to all its bearings, eta they were of opinion that the application of Miens. Nose should be granted, which was glummer, done. BITER CRIMPS ON THE MERSEY.—At the meet ofiest the Money Dock and Barbour Board, yesterday (Thursday), a disousslon took place upon the bast method of putting a stop to crimps and others boarding veeeels In the river, and Inducing the Nikon, by gifts of liquor, to stay at boarding Imams ft which they tout. By the advice of the /elicitor to the board It was remind to take the necessary steps for the registration of all boats, not terry boats, plying on the river for tire, under the 339 etc. of the Consolidated Dock Acts. Several members of the board thought the captains of vessels could easily put a stop to the e vil s com eted of; and the chat, man said that at an events it would disfactory for carains to know that the board were eadetirm them no far as they could by pulling the law In form. Ica ate course of the discussion the adrOabilltycif setablithing a river p01i0.% recently mooted at a meeting of the bnough malistrates, Was warmly approved of, and the mirine committee were requested to report on the subject. ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY.-. Oa Wednearisy night, "hoot half-pest sine o'clock, an eel debt omorred near Sr.Hargsts is station of the North British Railway, of a somewhat aterrniog character, tattooer brim. safely it was attended with no more serious consequences than injury to one or two outlays, and delay to the possenyres It appears that while some empty carriages a ere being shunted at fk. Margaret's one or two of them went off the sails—it is reappmed from the points going wrong— end went on to the opposite rails. Before they could be removed the expres train for London came up, and a collisiin took blow, by • hich the engine of the ewer train was thrown oil the line, and the empty carriages much damaged. Hannay t h e p,seogers all compel unhurt, al ' though the tirem.n ewordoed some slight mimic'. Con siderable inconvenience, however, was occasioned in cones of the line bong doe d. The evening train for a t e irelbargh was dries od heart, the poisoners ulti mately haring to tram their carriages at the wen* of the *cadent and walk along the bee to other carriages provided for them. One of the apetiel trios from liserick was also demised by the accident, several of the peeseneme leaving their cosi-nage@ and walking to Edinburgh. Up to an early hour yesterday morning the line was attil bloilttd up, work men icing badly engaged In replotting the express engine on the rails. MAN KILLED BY A FALL FROM A TREE...a Thin day (Wednesday) as Inquest was held at BAII7/. new Notary, colony Carlow ' by Edward Garman, Eag cam, e- es view of the body of • poor elderly mrs, PatrickKlosella, wbo wet his death the previous day under Ike F bowing elecurnsteaore . —About twelve o'cluck dr awed, who was la his rust health, cltascd a tree close to where Le Tsar rkleg, for the purpose of pulLuir crab= bat as. of the breaches glviog way, ho was preclpflat • height of about twelve feet. His skull, coming • large roar, was canytately fractured, out he dirfifew hoard afterwards. A weed ct of " Atvidental death" wM returned.-Bsionfers. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. MMADTORD.—fta. g Fs. Georgeh Dmlreton Mg tad of land •Coloael Hrriford.(hcaadtte .road. Guar4o. of a p lan. MOIRA NIL —Vent. 5. an 1441..raa.qtare, Lod. Oochr toe. of a am. lICHIRAri i — L -yt. .44 M.L. .terraco. Pimlico. the wife of OaraMel W. Ilat host. IL of a daughter. NACU° ALW —Pape. 4. at tiarr..rd'ocrom. Macke. the •Ile of W. Macdonald. Mak or a ..n. lAA lea ItTM—Sept. d. at 111obO.W. grunt, Tuatedge- well, the wired Mr. J. D. C. Zobarta. of a .no. Int AUNTOX.—Inag. / at ifoltuo.tAaco. row Cturchattect. the ado at ldr. W. de 4haastoo..4 rod. TMUMHUN.—aIit 4.a lallaborgb. the oho of J. A. Thomson. Mad.. a too. WIII TK—Setod. T J Athol-ca.% Dalton. the age of the Re.. 11) to, of a Montan,. 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