The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-18 00:00:00

r NAVAL AND MILITARY. CBATEUM, acorn 17. ' nib Terrible, 21e steamer, is orde red to take oa Wei • doredimat 4 keyed Madam of Ma dirties kg Mt aergiAltras. 114 es Demsgest. aZOLITAILT PCS WAR AT CHATIIAN.—This MMider-Osassel NAO. Iterstaryol Bute frorelffm by Gamed Mr Job. Tkagerm 0 C. 8,, 11.11. sad Ovals Wreakdse. ltli aideede-smep, e ii : si a Ols Mb emitema Se ma madeell by M. Ilme, sosseradmet el lilt swim ; Ping H. %ad tllsoter of " ... alai Vlii 4 bellaseat ; Went C.D., eal ell the bora • . sdlgersamere Er& Itaresdl• Mime be me emseld sa ssed la tbet esta- L Ilkimeatlia h0 .....a 1ke Mb M OW la it*. sed lbe tsera mWaillie emrid Usk lab We Baglasme mis• dema ap ea tht i caide-greireed liksomal Peal tir a to the Wl wil. ire ldill. Ohm Or Nerd Br 9 Im = alerivii kg eases mod slap mambas Isks_illese Goma Plei si. Ailed ist. Nagy*. , erg WM gbh isk aid emeded troops teen the coksiee. The lepadoes baled the entire Z i l s eVerill be resemil Maserreg nember. ifitooitat TO 011184/2. Sri H. B•attelD, 800 sou or Daum—A lwaBBl4lo nowowatal 'abbot la visa bib, anowlaa mow, Illeor•Oworal Sir W. W. eta slam Dail ban" fa the Da- Deleedis, Skilleage-welk. TM yid s ef while Chwee• wale% bee beta Wastitally modal by M. T. G. the teal/ter of the Qemetteat, Itawat-aboat, sad Wm dr karelei leewletha : Tide Weld walaul kr 111 *IN it *Ws se owammoraia Ow Wary wwWass, 4.11 lb. wawa sad olaalioa star- Oiled 1w liter-ioaawl dr Nary William liaraw4, LOA, law wail ben la 1799, wawa' the way la 1814, —sal nol 1a W Onawilir Okada for tbirly-tve paw. Saaawnwrlal a ia lba Wawa, ow Aid el the Mei et the flia el sad la mama" al the lad preemies yeeessial to IRAs la lairs, end bed ally, UM of driete, alma ee ;;77the well la the Woe Delhi, die helps* Main wry superior farm el the easwy &Mew the geed ewer wallay. le wee beieved sad repelled by dl who eweed vs*. Wm • 1 wawa la the Dad, I laid thou at tap The three sew monster etesaiers, building for the WI MO CeugeL y win M mad Ilianwo. Orissa% au bradia far r Atka* par amewa ill =lowlaro wM, It a l ogi V i be We to ma taw Sealmlesa to Odes without M ceeloe db. Ism d eittai 4.4111 sew sal the verge la It y▪ e. Aastwilea eards& by soak alowas, wsll ia Mb ale at a Oalaishl pi oardiri at dais ray oa lo *air datiesties. Tits Carr or LONDON NI eiterday a Mks wee tenet at tha Wailqaartara of abo above Toilawat doailtla, whisk are sitarei adjoateg the meads of the leaawehle Ariake, Oseerww. Corned, Sot dee sag Owen awe to emeeealie s fl i wn eg agia arm s the rib Segieseber ant, oa the penile la lbws ef the Aram" h was Waled that say no abwat all ley bpi jueN•ekle peewit el weer weld be Owed se • desertio. IRELAND. --4. TZII STATE VP inavarxt. Treat the Atvissi • ,TeurosaL). MONDAT.—Nows brae not arrived Ire diet mew& of 1,100 era ere In a rioter mean le Oadon. Pollee, berry, red orally are sedated ant lrmaalarly. Assess rm.( usligro his Der • perded threitib the try her rider pellee ewer, about Ulf her der, ea l e way tower& Leda, county IL Many, eld we herd ee It rear. ittarirr, MONDAY NIGIIM—Tha membligs at Celia • lemiteled witboutee )thlassedeee rbrMllb errepery. Sore of the nab soloed aim ormilse lred. Ami b issillaglers beat redlerea th drawl r et rf e loreardee e l sue loworava s pearkL Hat • ar sheer , dr lird Dorm" and about bogy lie 144 hasky, roe MI yet ear 1 eels*, Impfilme vilit • psi Ore brae, but Sok sinless ese• segured, r. elle are dersirlatioa, the =eh ewerawn* ail boa eurara cart. her eruntsi le dee Kfliney, bet the 14th Weary melt, rue se a rare of prime dna of nearty. iIITINIDATION IT bOItICCLIThAL LA 10171111 d • Inits's Coostre.--Selard Bustin. sad Bonet Amen briire aided as Wes hens to this *Nulty, sad haat kin - dend la sward heelmees emelderalbk impternmate la Vide waft se firds o roadway M Mew i Meal taztarip= t t patare al nr Wt sod Id i r ets u r Mei Wm amid be periesand 'Walt the applisases of trelisay. Te ark sa mast dose this IssiW add lag mak rusentreent iebk spirt either Imphryers or Mama via la ratting dermacrops nay use eves the myths kellmi of the o ne. eslarheek. Mr. Jae 1111 k, an Ugh& - ftig. , et seer Franke:ad, ire his residence Am ll = =at down with swans ; sad ea the @ppm& of bb Irak • few sights sift" a ip el ma ebbed the hews of la of los Ishouram reridied se Melia, althis eve ails mod a half et the was et whom try vussa sow .1 thle_ that el maim the =lama, tad Onaleata that i• ern of biomes thew 'said pry the • amend visit, ad wail then pads& Met Ma sneaky. It is tie amid dot sallaa NON, to the ism sin me peeled is the 11=f. hat does heat tamped the obsers aid Mee ile pollee he that district. Mr. Bronirm, 1.3 L, Par wisdiews, tilled the plsos, sad teek preseadone b pment say talemplice to oft. ear. spleatheng *preheat, vide It base beta so threareed ; bet le psi ems this mks of O s lotiroidatim., which Is /mad la sib led sliter COMP ti.., man active olgtheie at IN pert of the plat—whe lease le reseed thearelass Ewe es • Eatery patrallar *as age abate spade! sad pave ment duty It is le penal as mil as Is Cent the pap.- Mien of ante and easier —is wey ammo p—Serradorf 'hem Lotter. 81.01171140. BETTING AT MANCHENZR.—TuuDat, " 76 to $6 6606 Voist6sAt) 7se 1 Piggy Dry_.(l) 7 t.) 1 Omni a Tow (t) 10 to 1 Beedater (t) 12 to 1 20 to 1 Oaring!, (Y) 20 to 1 Maim (al) 30 to 1 Inibmrain (I) 40 to 1 (6) GT. Lllo=. 6to 1 apt Plea Reamed (4 11 to 9 101173111 Milt Aa=sat innotatta a in siesta shipping is sow eal by the libel Ship Cowpony, who us =Ba i r Coonector," • Nob& siteesow, in the London deal Tide vowel is Ma Is Wes diattect sections u eisgsarnsals ea the gm ealeatol by Mr. lleavessy. The essilees est sewisii tegirlase by • joist of esteems 11111111101111 1011.1111104 etikh edwita ell Jailor Wile= Osessmaess ee ray ese smiles trona the ode= when Ow make coseslos the mess sad the wow, .ewe tin) n. welsivily o seelkse, Os Ms swam atejeble see ill Ns& to an waspe, es UM the aegis wife. ere be eppMed le say Wombs of other sew dem at rusk. The esmisteal otwalsess obteksi by this navel 'yobs we elms shipplag are_ stated by to be Is iesiea hy C d ril i el the mewl awriss aegis* rtlZ dillsWks eskubloidlog ago sad repairs of tea asp. al Its ma webs swim as slow be trordenell tem me vesoil W sesster OA se the losesotive Is his obe Isla le easilisa The Were et thie pima le Wastes hag Sem mks by ilver, She, or owl, eery ream as be a, esil team Jenreed sr diesessisd and a lli e i ." 1111 shwa es USW ably se • waver Sala NM er illalaisbilL • ter similes* salmi is algellel we* few to 2,000 wee) an be orstnearl it re • it—emy lee fess—.lst their mastiess may be bead etl~perts wows& by &bellow iiew, Iska, ars awl, le• weep" Son be jointed te the ess:ne meetios, sal r Übe Oak • dims ewe as, eatiMag the apses sad . Islay et bean , The Ocosester Imo WS sok • ssiessital voyage to Her deco* sad is saw dbriesalsa • 'ergo of oos's :eon that piso In the Reass'reanel duns, NAVIOATION or TIM bllll36.—We laid beton our venders, tome thee demo" sheet olsearipties of two Ann trans which have lone he& by K...,.. Vinton sad Sae, et thts tows, for the sevigetioa of the river lades in Iselin Tame steats-trene. no alined, an seri of itesAss keel L evia thaa. They an the property of the Wend Wend Steam may, el Lesko, vho, via tap am at a g e m * has the Kea. Zoe IMlMOssegemy,jime asase ham to amt.& womb of Mt Mal weft mea the elvers of teas. We see meet baymM stmstsses that asps me ask Ai* we bullepm an *Wm* le met ea Imyerirta laissits=latsmss et as &Ahem bola Visa to aete Intim beta ... ter ands i c e . powskesplai Me eel itir i = las alma sa bawl el OMNI emir 1 1 2171eirebry, Istkaelei to Mem Toast% elLsa m eel this mud hes atm mai Me Karma's Ida bee toeseeselas law. • Lap smalms of melba= lase bees seat le the AIM le inlet ta the trend= albs Imps ta leas. Edam ths sessrl saga . Mow as. tames to thus Imams by the dassion. The seat me ast-ohm mem all sod* esisels4 sad they lam le Islasimieil walk alma ast bea/M—Liess L e 55P est the hemeissa melt saleasid to Gra 4Thwo. Tnz 00IW.U1D WEFT INDIA MAIM—The steam ship he Ceptela Bevia, left easthaloptos yeetanttY. wlth the above meth, 66 negation, 1,6201.1 s of ode, 4,2001. in Jewellery, awls tall nano. . TEE - Si boar, vbth tr omm v an, eut array. About Wee o'clock , .as the. moth 112.. Zell is. is the Son* our the Adothid Tbetreoribery win do primmer wades awl. Immileied. lei axe saw = 1 saner urfalithee esdr i C = sed fli t iy wog es kr as the ' elm the gehresiVeir vesi br a ( = 7 gist th , XL Bell thou Toth the eel th ere ears bathe nue beer. Hr. lial then retuned I. ths must, ea kers Godfrey still waiting age* wamtbia ara kW orra Was oriel the barmaid to show him wire useaubeirr MI Ow bar, *mid It to be a bad obilithr t 7[r. Hub Os filmed Butler, and Nib( him join Godfrey mill wok ip Into Exeter- street, returned into the Strand, sad melba a thia min directed hlm to go one way, whilst ha (Yr. Hall) went the Other, and both prisoners were adroitly 'soured, attar some resistance, in Exeter-street. They INTO both oonvicted, and sentenced to aim months' imprisonment. price for a math la MYaIL WollBliflp-STRBBT. Auu The Lord Mayor eapessed bat opinion that defendant was liable notwithetanding. Ddindans—lllut your lordahip or anybody else might have 10 into the cab on that day. Tye Lord Mayor—Thin I should have been liable. I who was is the cab wee liable. The album you Meese the alms were strangers to Ma; but, d 0002111, yea bey. a data ou than, if you choose to aehresit. _ . Dehdeae— I dreet know them. Ta. Lad Mayor—Then how came you to get into the cob t Dedendast—Why I knew the captain they were after. Be belongs to the Satsitite, a vessel that we had some bother about a little wham ay. The Lord)dayce—lt's quite clear you were ail dodging the captain ; but he wss too sharp for you, ince he seems to have got away after all. (Laughter.) You mart pay Be. to the comphinant for his tare, and Is for Defendant paid the mossy, but X i glh i wu a wry dear ride, sines he ally wtat a dew yards. GUILDHALL. Ellen Carroll and Ostheins Tatham+. sites Kennedy, were °barged en& having illicitly distilled spirits in their pa nellise. _ . . It 7 ,lisi lh e st they we sto p ped in Fore-street, and urn gmestiesed by the °Mom they threw down $ couple el fall ettibishey, which they attempted to get rid ally *weft as the bladders to bunt them. They =howeweir, neured, red the bladders of whiskey pro • gualismes tram the land EMMY attended, and stated that Innisly wee an eld elirwise, and bad been several thus. otavieted. The primer Z as4f alib wen trus that she and he husband did case is a Wks in the etE maw "en the qFlat, but that she is& given it up sow ow thin UMW WY . _ Aldermen tassent Aldermen Chas said there was n lord difficulty in his dolling win the prieom except under the Mee lees, and My mit *Mn to dienterged. Janos Xiiiiiker mei Markt up in custody for taking qtytte into Widternmeneet Prim, contrary to the rags. lakes. The allow said M sited the plum as ha vu going into the rim if be Indere girds abase Idra, and ha assured 01 dai s bid upon it lira he toned a pint Aldermen Cops deed him 10e., sad he me committed to . band and children, he himself being a mania ma d ca d be use she repsuted her improper arum of and chose to go back to the home of her husband and ren, he, from a feeling et jealousy and vh ulictlumus, thought groper to trump up the present charge against bar and her soband. In addition to these foots, he (Mr. Solomon) would all betas his worship • witness who would weer that the goods sworn to by the actually belonged to the prisoner, and after this prosecute his clients would be discharged. The witness called did not go the full length stated by Mr. Solomon ; and Mr. Elliott, having denounced the conduct of the parties u being of the most profligate character, remanded tho fe male to a future day, and discharged the male prisoners. AM Mama% — a — a athletic Irish labanver, was charged before Mr. 171 with vielintly eemeither M. Daniel Jcoeph a Mired calor of Zoom% now reeding at Prierheada, andinmeth. Mr. T. Bard, of Dediaghall-Mest, attended in support of the complabk mad Meted that his Most, who had been an racer la the French army, and interpreter to Marshal Pet tish, Ms whole of the Crimean ompaign, was, on his arrival to at the coaclusion of the war, Waco' to household property at the seat end of Landon Among this were "Myra smell dweillage in a locality bows as Marlborough-court, Christ Church, chiefly inhabited by Irish Wearers. Some of those were ideated ta bed tek jut prmiowely to M. Baihoalial entering on coerseioa of lie " her "gala, mad asocept them was the defedeat Mace that time the Muse had bent b 4 proper repair, sad the defendant Mitoquire exclude , ' from the Moseley" 'Ming therefrom, had been excited to meek his vengeance upon the gentleman to whom the Mum holanged. M. Bathouliel was to the praotko of oinking Modhorough-court every Monday—a fact Mown to 66adnt, who had repaired them for the express purpose of attaching hM, and 1.4 this woe not the oni me g gy ocasiozza which this famigs madame hod been by peruse who had formerly reeled upon the manias, he (Mr. Beard) hit it his duty to area for a severe paniehment against the Meader, that it might eerie as se maniple to deter others from a repetition of emit eurlinglish sad die gmosful conduct. The complainant, a noble looking Afrben, gorgeously attired in Oriental costume, was then sworn, and stated that on the previous day, se, soon ea he entered the court, he was met by dm defeadaet, apparently in lignar, who mooted him la the moat and scurrilous language, charged him with having dsprlved him (defendant) of hie horns, then en At him m, heavily in the Meet with his Bat es to have roe dieted a continual 'pitting of blood ever sines, and finally seder vowed to thrust the point of • walking Mick into hill eye. From them Marie' and the excitement comequent upon defendant threatening his lifs witness fettled, insi had atone berm under medial treatrosat. The pallee-Milow who apprehended the &Want said that whin at the mation-home he heard him threaten to have the Ilk of M. Boshoelial, sad dealers that on the next osamien he would give it him a better." Errant observed that it was perfectly monstrous that • gentleman parchaelag property in the very heart of London shoedeatdeoted to mach abantsishis onedort. Agate sad stela the complainint had sought protection at this court against Pis oo a w it er a liii emsdisate, and he (the ma gistrate) would to the solicitor's request to make an simple= ass. The defendant, vie eteitted all that was alleged 'plait him to be trim ma bop& Jar a heist sentence em amoant of Me Mb exert , we _ordered to ger_ • Ise of N. or enter two woodif imprimmens, mid Ind tese poems to be his bell Is beep the poem dor the petal el ale months. JUUSLBOROUGH-STREET. Wittiest Theesteett, alias Themes, a all-fretted peens, was trough* before Mr. Becton, charged with attempting to obtain messy by fraudulent preences. Ye* Dew" of Lane's Hotel, St. Alban's-place, said about ten debate that morning his arrant came to him and said • Mr. Thompson wished to speak to him. The prisoner was shown into the reception-room, and then he introduced himself as a person taking great interest in education for India, and that he proposed to go out to India and set up schools there. The pruner mentioned that he had recently come from India, and was desirous of getting back again as soon as possible in order to carry eat his plans. Suspecting that the prisoner's object am a subscription, he told him he could not reader him any assistance, as be had • good many claims upon him, and was not is a position to do es be could wish. The prisoner mid the smallest donation would do, but, on receiving • refuel, he west away. He was called down stairs almost immediately, and then found the prisoner in custody. Maud Webb, Itiendielty Society constable, said he caw the primmer mar the Doke of York's moentinent that morn ing. Knowing that he lived by impolMg on the benevolent be watched him Into Line's Rota, and when the prisoner tams out be wait cep him, sad said " Thome, I want you for attempting to obtain netmey from • gentleman at the betel" The prisoner denied the charge, and said he vas willing to return to the hotel, at the same time attempting to get rid of two papers which proved is be begging petitions. He had previously taken the primmer Into custody for a similar offence, end he knew that he had been convicted and sentenced to 12 months' isepriumessat. He had not yet made inquiry, but he was weeds if the prisoner wee re mended to be able to bring farther evidence. Mr. Hawke camented to remand the Omar ice • week. William Roles and Imam Burks were charged with com mitting • violent assault on Guile Lewis, an upholsterer, residing in Angel-court, Soho. The prosecutor said that on the previous night he went with life wife to the King of knurls, is John-street, and after being there a short time • proposition was made to eon tribute 04. each to a poor halls, tor whom benefit it ap peared the neeettag get up. A qurral than took place in the room, b 1e , 1 . 2 . ~ the only Englishman present, when Burke seined • one and struck him a violent blow an the head t the one. He was thin knocked down, and wee Waked, Nolan said, " Kill the —; kill the —." Airman also beat him on the heed with • pint pot. Mr. William Tatou, of the Him of Prussia, John-street, said, having been applied to to grant the use of his room for the benefit of a poor female, he consented, the parties pro mising to behave themselves properly. After they had bean there • short time the prisoners commencedaemulting an old end afterwards a general quarrel enswed; three or tour cue were blokes, and he felt rustled that had not the potion promptly arrived, murder would have been committal. Pre vious to the arrival of the officers he straggled with the t till he wes quite caseated. Pr= the way pawns present prisoners conduoted themselves he had no doubt they came for the purpose of creating a distortional, end they had left his place like • stinghter-house. A female named White, sister-in-law to the fret witness, coiroborated his testimony, and said that Burke tore the bonnet off bet had, and then all the men and woman oommenoed fighting, the women as well es the men using the ones, Other evidence hav'ng been given, Nolen mid the smug was commenced by the prosecutor. Mr. Bolden mid it was one af thews rows in which the pelniners *mkt they bad • right to use whatever came in their way. It wee • very brutal assault. ef The Omura some duel 61. each, or two months. rowW:wbo b71;;;;;;;Imia; waotody by Hatarty, 1 As a woo On Ted at rook tagothor g ar! too owl to, Oh loin boi it lawir powooloo 'bawls owl altar potty a Iwo Imo ado Dols 147 Woo a wawa to the coo O Wow latartay twat ; bot ca Ise ol tbut coort Wry attacked Doblo is a moot maw, TO afro. locolval a ran cat ca the bot/, rl4 its was bk.. Is lb. COO mwsors, Oar 'WO b alma as wool ow inoisi. Van Os MOW Saar sod lasscoo, ID 6, who oat to O oak- Wawa air Odor aloe. no ma of molt orll bo go Ott with Ow also Ova too tito out %Tory. - - LAMBETH. Gams Carney, deeteitcd cot the theme sheet se a dah meeger, Mary Oramy, hie with Led Thomas Oswaiy, a boy et 11 yore et age, Itis sea t elee plead at the hiaa bar, before Mr. MB^ ebergeti with 10Am • oaatebbrg 21.13.. Id. ht only mad mimeo adieu of goods, the ?arty of Jams fitetween. Tie ant ea esteem retallegia the Tanzhail-roed, that Vfor the tamalepri=i s ol lied with Ida M lie two yews, sad hie abeam da *ow the y padre the demi the piece ell reds, end see earried away • pothet-bird eerardelerr 41.11. M. He eatss traced her le the miaow el the male pt:etmeraV ii be, ford to be bas hasbeed, red whet es well es the bey, emulated kg in the removal claim ipreper4. The triter here ideratEld east et the an d d lei faraiture re d other r e . geterd yi l a the s zomitabie, eed i rek were bred at 11 • 111=elem s est who epprered es part et the daseusesd.the ardellt d the peeestater *b i t I :1:M hurtle& Tate fritieireatirt UM he let wiled the uatertomie mem et the her facet the home et her kw 4SS.ZB INTBLLIGENCB. - NORTHERN CIRCUTT.—Lnuirom., Atm 17. (Mum Bow Pollock.) CZAZOI OP 111APALLOOSTill AT ILAMCJIBITTA. siword Wel* betre7Mll,ll.,l tg i 20 7 .wa• tbdicta far bavlsg, It blasaboolar, mosistemy Emma Wei* lis Wee. 14. Firaky prooecuted , Mr. Whaithir deirded the pi- WOW. The dimmed, who was ad rem et ap, vas a wens at Kmalwater, and the missam the wM hie sea by a Ikons • ma working atitoitot whoa the Msg.' Warta me belied. Deny cm ths soften et the ISM allay, Male tar _mead's vii, wu emit SS Modem the amnia, =Mum is the Mee, MisatVr lands the effects of Hatold be that he hod hem la a row, mad had Me bg hut The reseal" mat lalo tho loam Moss he corn- MEW to drink with his dabs; and sitorwards the primmer ad hie arpsothar ?WM a mtbroloam wham they bad mare desk The dompors wee the mat Is h work, mil is Iraw mast bead that the deer of the loam was impend. Alter welting a mikisrabla time, lie door was opened by deemed, who cow Wthat three of his bad bus broils*. rests'? ma lying la the hems= in a her hos slate of intoxication. The decreed reeked to bed, end Mad is the let of Jaly. • peemeseeme meriestles Mowed that death had 'Mime tellemmeke ot Ile Imp produced by Ireaviss ha led eemielL The Celm taken We week* Ihet Meisel set he i fjai, dicing talk de ham ftelmelent Ib dim ad fa tie it be seeleleel Ms Nubs. Mr. ?we▪ ll me Moat to enembe semen vbe ellmied the deemed es Me mesteeemehe IMO lasi pgids banana dim as le how be eaeeeed lee iyulsy lethieleeddelp se* deemed had bed emele eggeMemides of gluing hie depeettlose beim •wmpiteete be Meld eel elAme the me mesas le te repeated. left edema et ti l e realm. end Midas as tio et Mika bed batman tartime of dr Fa d the injuitio dWe Or So Memel, elm • at the Me thee the deemed bed mkt me maglie et the Ms _ conduct, hodkracted asks, to lad the resem Net (Maly. MANALAIWITIR AT LIVERPOOL Ada VNsill a cetOa dalm, B6,,whotohadsdlprthee Matad Michael Sattcm Ireit wIR metemed to throe maths' The Wades which caaird arrasit= . milt ww biked deeleg a dramatis horn Mims the twe 111=fl WADE& *OLIVET A SAILOR IV LiTwiPOOL. mgtelWm, emetm aged 19, was bared ke barker, sedate_ a Date munss, amyl Disirall and Mr. Plawlek sprout? for the poorest irOgrlie:eraeaelinell it wpm' DM about half pel else in a lisk um :S id aW *Slat el Masi lees the pelmer, topaite issisma sod • somber ot other NIAVAI, wee et o= 6 •Ami casowt room Is LI by mem eel gemilletes. DOM them/gag %WC, Is la AE*- 111 E4 49=2:1111**mesed sa to IbirmeDeneity. A AMU MOM, *NW MASI reatalr, who Mbe mi tas eedl e edoes o le !orb Wit g h ESSE sttoe It • =MarathisA taid il eat mil Am • IQ — rinse the =kW rimy • rne Dew Al the fon. The at Ilta him, how Ihabille oat of Ids pwisi,vp *mpg ft into the Inslet a lr= Wimid ; wee • eme l e e d , bat is the Mimi et Dr. Themede t ile &=:: as beer enbeeqemeg, orb wasquMs deli Dr. led made • poet merlin mmtestiora, end feeed DM the mead lgreetraild the right auricle of the beet, coming de Siwafir igusk er i n izeral mow ireamsea , sad who r wr ovel i that the ar. hd Chid a hogs ar d aa m . b . el pm . who wen la the in The la ! the pit.e Order of manslaughter, and he wee mmenoed to da months' Imprisonment, with hard labour. CIIAROE OF PRAVD A0•1111111T A 11111,4111110121. JoAis Deuusham, aged 33, • sharebrolter. at Best, OM Masoliestor, wee indicted on the charge of hemdeleatly ap arsertots railway Meek, the property of Thomas :urdbileisatsVfhtteld' roar Bury.tvas under the fert ilise ea ant at pultasas e eTp " ae r ewi last year, which ors. metes defalcadeas al Wien nadir the category of Mabel Gawks. Mr. lenity rend Mr. appeared for the protwoatiest; tae prleaser wee idtaid by Mr. Bowler, Q.C., sad Mr. Wheeler. Mr. Kay, the prosseater, laving 2501. of original stock in the Greet Northern Rellway Company, which he wished to =of, Instructed the primmer, who carried on the of stock and share broke; sad auctioneer, at to sellthem. For tbia parpor, la January of de year, the scrip was mint to the ptisoner, sod was sold him is the usual way of businees. Mr. Downbeat for some time that he had not received the money for the stook. Cr s hlg l &wessed by Mr. Kay for payment he el gas that he had received the mow, but rat he been obliged to apply it to his ova wpm, 61 the redaction of • balance doe to Mr. Cook, s shareoroker Xsanheabg which he had net 'moon was outset him mkt* st aid Mak the scrip free Mr. Kay. The r isme. god :a= ea lOC for the aosant of the clam, and then n aeitil a ta l a t t er et the selespeepeety tea eaddy. Ms. law (Usk, el was but could not say that the treaders in garden lt e ad ialli A through his books. Ills lordship being of opinion that there was no aldose* that the money had ever been in the ptimerw's heads, he directed the jury to return a verdict of Not Guilty. Mr. Berko said he had • crowd of most respectable wit sseem who would give the prisoner an excellent character. There was a second count against the prisoner, charging Mm with a similar Once, bet ft was arranged that the prt ewer should be discharged on his owe recognmames to take his trial at the next wises ea the second charge. James Smith, charged with killing his wife at Manchester, whose ems was not concluded when our Liverpool memo ir:educe of Monday wen despatched, was found Not Guilty, but by direction elide lordship he as h detained on a et assealt, the pries. Mein kick wins moon lt k e & wheat she wee Fermat. CENTRAL CRIJf 7 ?fAL COURT. OLD COURT. (Before the Common fierjesat.) Adis Mire, 32, was charged with steak* eight cover re, the property of George James Peers. Ks. eh* scerseted the preecutiaa. The prisoner was ironic' by Mr. Pura It moor that the prosecute( was in the service of Mr. Lyre, • tailor, la nest-strut, sad that the prisoner had bra la the service el • keret of Mr. Lyra, who also Car ried on the basinsee of a taller, sail that they bad been segesinted with each other for several years. On the swain ou whir the robbery in queerest was alleged to have been committed it appeared that the prieonerwaspaseing Mr. Lyons's shop is Fleet-street, what the prosecutor sent boy to fetch hint in, and after some conversation they went to a palate-house together sad had sour ale, sad they then west to the rope ad shortly afterward' went to barber public-house, wham they had mace ale, and also sere gin end bitters, and they made an arrangement to dine ingerer at the Bell publiceliocee, In Fleet -street, and the loner wee ordered to be ready at 2 o'clock. They then, it MPrleft the public-house to retina to the shop, and as w . efri aromas( the street the wanner asked the procr eator to hove a pinch of ruff, and he offered him some in a pew. sad the prisoner then accompanied him to the door of the shop and aft him. Acooediag to the evidence of the preentor, the moment he got into the shop ha be roe losensible, and telt r though some powerful narcotic had bra edariaiatared to him, and he remained in that on-' alias for some time. The prisoser, it appeared, went to the I they be inquire fur the prosecutor while be wee insearre, 1110111111 Wet into the wanting-hoer, where the promoter had tees placed, end it was alleged on the part of the presentien that he took this opportunity of riding the =Of the proarstor ol the mosey motioned in the Bo The prisoner west away, and upon the prone Orr etrieg to roma, he discovered that his waistcoat had bra vabuttoned, sad his cash packet turned beide eat, sail ell the money be bad upon him rapt ghee-be reran , had been stolen. It appeared in the erne of the harrity - that the prisoner bad been In the genre sir the brother of Mr Lyra nearly to the time of the trauma d as , or that he had brought ea rarer "Kohut h;s renter he wrongfully dismissinf him Cora his service, and that he Ind reeler a verdict with damage* arrest him In July last. It are appeared that the prosecutor did not "its say Informs- Ike lispectiag the robbery leer the followlog morning, and = did not then trot star to have the prironer apple bat it awned that the prisoner wee given into cve tody a day or owe after the transat'ica by the prosecutor's eds. Mr. Paiute, to hie address to the jury for the prisoner, re marked upon the elegalar chersetar ad the cam, and be relied a number of respectable witnesses, who gave the pri sonar en excellent character. One of the witnesses are stated that about the time the charge of robbery WO err et the prisoner he wee Jost earring is peer= web o a porn named Brett, to carry on the b ...11 in Fleet-street, near the e h of Mr. Lyons, = was =we rated that this bad to do with the reset! drip. The Common Barkreat ha snored up the whole al the *videos very carrally, the wry at OK* returned a Yee , diet of Net Guilty. Than was an arena at enes . when the verdict was pronounced, which wee e :11 sedated to be truesdisholy lierorged. NEW COURT. (B. ,s Y. INtaihrgest, Q.C.) Jets JEAN! Thaler, Id, plasterer, and J Godfrey, 27, =IA. were laded for pawky asmaierhlt coin. Kr. Bodkin sal Kr. Poled pressenied, and Mr. Phillips delisted. Tie dreasastancim of this ore were somewhat uncommon, es:ng Moths manner to Which the prisoners were detected. It mare& that about half pest 12 upon the morsing of the litle et lam mouth, the prim:ere was seen together loitering 'data near the shop of a groom named Hall, wry- Ong on business in Werdour•street , and ha, not liking their appearance, watched them for shout a quarter of MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before Mr. Ashley, Q.C., Ardstaat-Judge.) Was. Wasik, 21, was indicted for thlosiottsly em various sus of sows received by hiss est socooottf la ig Rue Meal*, his wrier. He &lied guilty and eras sus• loosed to sight seethi bard labour. "/se," • Chasse ship's cook, was Jollied for haring ids a cost sod whilst, the prosody of Fronds Beim. He vs cowiled sad orateaced to kw months' hard %Shows, 17, well educated, was Wield for baring sliest peeirost sad other shim 15e., tit property of Willies Theses Mathews, bar father. Ms pleaded guilty. The preswator voided et Bollord, sad the prisms left Masses ow the 10th of ma, sad ho widths maw sat Mid atrtaieg Mbar until the 7th of Angst, what she leeks mesimity to get into the haws, sad stole a ver=lis beisogiag to a younger *Mr. Whin she cab adoswiedged haring got rid of ems of the is sad sill OS • sloth Gus hed hem Molls fear biz is atidhel be Wataikaks. TM peo masks was • Kbaslosslar. It was der Ikal ems wan suss wzy skid insmobsese is asassha with lbe sue, whoa we ast Tb• Court ssuissei it le dm isostbd hard labour. Moo Aram 14 esiteled of streft lead hors a butZl i w i ss ei rsod Illill ies =le a liont Stem butter frana ea la 9 Sio w it i ora. Hs weil • kia drllei n sat of nt thief, and hod Imes suriesed to 12 zeostp a llrd labour slier • prestos. ceerriedes TM Oast seedused Wm to fire years' penal servitude. (Before Mr. Cress.) - - - Rawl Arthur &isrudorpr, convicted at the last erica at Clerkenwell, of stealing 160 i. worth of books, thi b proprty of his etoplom, Mr. Nutt of the Strand, wee bro tup for judgment. The had not made such disc wares es bebeen with reference to a portion of the stolen property. leaned Judge sentenced him to three years' penal minks& llarporn ATVS, 23, and Morin Dons, 23, were 'i diots& for steellag, and also for Isioniously readying, a writ ing desk, two madleeticks, and other snicks, the property of EI irsaWt Imam. Mr. Way promented ; Mr. Daher app ea red for Rogers. Oa the swig of the 4th Want, • robbery yea com mitted at the rei imia of the pressman. No. I, Hsiang ton-paide -pedal's Ern, end on the afternoon of the mess day the property wee recovered, and the two prim:mars tit the bar tam Into outedy, under circuoistanoes which n eeded credit upon two polio, constables, 212 and 196. of the H diviska. The me prisoner Rogers lived at Ni. 17, Thrall-sheet,and from circumstances which came to their oirisdp the two oonstables went to her been but she, Nang than approaching (keying evidently been on the watch), ran in doors to give the abunt. T followed quickly, and in • back bedroom they found D= examg • bundle of lefties end doormats, which were In • desk stolen from the prementrn. The desk itself end the other stolen articles were found in the room. Davis said they had been bronght by • men named Jones, who had shortly before arrived in • cab; bet on being &eked if be had not been in the osh himself, he mid he had, end explained that his friend Jones had invited him to ride with him, se he was in quest of a new lodging. But the Bale prisoner mid be, Davis, wee the person who had brought the things. It wee urged on behalf of Rogers that she did know that the articles had been improperly 001 W by, bat the evidence left no doubt of her having • Frailty knowledge. The jury found both prisoners Guilty, and previous coa slalom were proved against than. Davis did not deny that be commiqed the robbery, bat hoed Rogers would not he punished, as she wee innocent. Ms wee itentmaed to four and Rogers to three years' penal servitude. - - - - • - -- Three yeatbs, mesa liessenary Lowly, and Smith, were Indicted to arobinry ams~ at the mama of Mr. Augustus Thema. wins merchant, 4, thishant-pleos,Chelees. One, It appeased, threw his cep down the seas and got ever the redline as If to recover it ; another handed bim a bag down the area, and the third kept watch. 'lke one in the area crept Into the pantry and stole a silver creel-stand. Their procereithp were watched, and urn informed= given to the polies they wen apprehended. Smith wee the prin cipal la the tramection. May were band Guilty, and sentenced, Smith to ten and seek of the ethers to eight months' hard labour. Bridget Shea, who wee described by the police es " a confirmed drunkard and iprintitate," although bat 18 years of age, pleaded guilty to having assaulted a pollorosaMable, by severely biting his hand, ea wee sentenced to 10 months' hard labour. John Molloy was indicted for Waling 18 per& of allk fringe, and a piece of linen, the property of Edward Bridg land, his master. Mr. Lawrence was counsel for the promotion ; Mr. Meal for the prisoner. The heti of this case, which lasted till a late hoar en Monday, were simply these. The preescater was a linen draper of 67 and 68, Okliodanst, Bt. Lake's, and the po isoner wee en assistant in lie sespieyeesse. The axle seentlimed to the inaleimella arse morkiehlelly found is his poesession, bat it amend that time bed boa a custom in the eatehilskiesee, by whisk the snit eate mob purchases oa their ova aocest, sad It was lir the cosaael for the phew, trito yea aam et cha racter, =mink sad the hear of • family ( thee be bad not acted with any hkeisee le EM% but hail meat le pay far them. It aleo p =di Ibel-tha aerie we it preferred until a ft er the had hale at Ilmal gips Ask sad mho " modem" le the sereent •1111. ele asesset Wis e r for ha lad idea, of old.beltioard well= ta =Zeit kee foi as the breed ea the hate," ; o res t im allepeller Tbe adh = l. 3ea at the bet me hut, and Is agreed a teeeeleitseanettag to eraser fa Wake to hi leader . It rule Is ths yeeettellefa Amp alYeie b re es 1 Ida I, 4l ll F tu rtitere wad so preei r dhat Ible her b' beat of the pdateer sq =. Whoa yak 1 2 3 8=e the rimer bet odd beer welt the Mop semearod a . art Mg be meat to eel pay hr It dim „,:1„ Nit olives this * • Gam his service. CVE rehire • II MOM was marched, the plies of thew which a ever a yard, sad wee marked, was Zoned Is • nibs was thee The jury ahl, Oft some 22d ed enidon, agreed toe verdict of Nod The prisoner; waned in a state of great nervous excitement, warmly expremal his gratitude , and was halm- Widely liberated. THE POLICE COURTS. I[LMSION-HOUB3, B. Alta Hare, 19, Uppm Ikrt eithiadru, war ram ameasd hy limy Coin, s cams, be seladme to pulp his lambi hue. that ea Saturday, the 7th tastant, lielli g V i r a w t o o l = i b• wee takes off It'e maul by three pmesew who told hiss be blow soother ce l ib wilt* us:= toads Cnedrii4dme a to Mop wherever that sok g s sad beep lie eye yea the captain," who wee ta it, es the paths who took Me (tmeigidnast's) cab, had a web who theespitY, who was metAmerlosa,whioh tbey we weletdai es egyetutily to serve yea bias se mesa es be elteeld pr the sisals of the City, es is to be welds the Mbldhetajewle dieliea, wad to Wye ostayieleast le c :117 iseb-eat, they aided tbat.tf they weseseded " the eepeits," irsahl be a pettish heti fables ( ) sad them. !Ma they reams ileebrbae, cas oft these pews ia eamyhdameee sib aged m delkadast, who was sleadiag thy% tepee 'White pes tato the oh oho, end the dierwefter the aiyida vie smamed. The bet sib mopped 4EOO or Paw eel the mak i ts . n .t. wens istto A t eat mph Imaire *Mae olt oath& At bit he demi ham es shop, lah the enatsep eateeell, awl whys be swiss*. The eaeepsaet of cam =Ls ash thy est sat she sad tell sees wait b tbey retyped, sad hap his eye ea the yytate. ▪ arerhadly did we. sad ems aftertrusk raw the eilehtia quit the shop, Mired it a Me &J -IM, by hie perwars, test sogieimat ▪ ishaelleas welted they he gamelytear hourr e M baps* sip tiolech. Ait thee thee deleadeat wont book to Yowl esai, " Tide lona bad job. I bare been looking after Sim men de three days, sad 1 shis'lpt a hrthisis. 1 mast ezzb. suds awl of my own yeebee." Cmaylebesat, teld Nm lbat that wallet do ; his tame week& di, bet etyptilliihe to.; sad as deleadeat mewed to give wee 4‘. he sememaid lake, ad lamming who the I ether woo thet Meta bis tab. NM be ad sot him tanylabtenee ebb, but oily Wei Pee to reseborchatreet upon Om invitation of ran ymeeks.fers iris Memory-kw, whom ocesplenset was Meg. Ms did actcoadder that be vas IlebeMr the lute, at ell evade lisped the shot &Maas he rade; bat he awed NV:. oat of Ids yea pocket beam m bs !be sap tem about It 1, yea know, If you caught the • • male to be a soot thing for him and you Ise. eat I hid him attythlag of the sort, ad a lila= blade blows that I may catered the " Me g Mare raas slia MOP. 'no. Wink* met, was es emitted . sati s a rrd ilisii rte het that stiemmat with to the meaner is which he first missed lie cab was correct; hat THAMES. Mary Smith, a diesipated-ToWiiig woman, who gave her address, No. 16, Backchurch-lane, which is • fictitious one, was brought before Mr. Belle, char ged with feloniously cut t and wounding Mary M'Carthy, with intent to murder or do grievous bodily harm. She was also charged with as molting Margaret Driscoll. It appeared from the evidence of police•eergeant Egerton, No. 24 K, that • woman named M'Carthy had been com milted to prison for *even days for assaulting and biting a woman on the breast, The away took place at an Irish wedding of an honest and industrious couple. M'Carthy, • passionate ill-conditioned woman, took offence at the marriage, made a disturbance and easankel the bride. Yes terday M'Carthy came out of prima, and immediately proceeded to the dwelling of the people she had formerly affronted, and made a disturbance. In the evening aloe repsired to the Brown Bear public-house, and there fas tened • quarrel upon the prisoner, who was formerly a preelitute, sad has been for some time married to • pon ied*. Bens offensive Larissa was unchanged between the two women, until the prisoner exasperated at something whir& had ben mid by M'Certhy, took up • heavy glees tumbler sad stench boo a tremendous blow on the top of her heed with It, laying bare her akull, and then followed it up by soother blow on the arm, inflicting another and serious monad, dividing some of the leaders. The woman lost a imp quantity of blood, and, after being visited by Mr. Com divlaional of police, was sent to the London where she at present romaine. A certificate from Mr. house surgeon of the London Hospital, inapt in, and It stated that the patient, Mary Weathy, wee being treated for a lacerated scalp and arm, and that she could not lam the hospital at meat. Margaret Damon pre evidence of the savage conduct of the ipriaanar, sadist& she was also sesaulted by her. Mr. Belle seld that be most amemarily remand the pri sumer until the person she hed wounded was able to appear spinet her. He remitted the prisoner to the House of De- Swam for a week. THE HOP DISTRICTS. KZNT.—The reports received from the several hop-growing districts speak of the beneficial effects produced by the rains of the lest few days, end of the marked progress Mace made by the burr in developing Into hope. Previously, it was a subject of general remark that the advance was dower than usual, and that every day was diminishing the prospect entertained some weeks ego of a large crop. As it than is in many grounds an eziessive appearance of &e-blast, and, u the bine is generally slack throughout Mid Kent, end in a great part of East Kent, there is little doubt that early anticipations will not be realised, but that the duty has been set much tqo high. A continuance of warm nights will greatly improve the appearance of all the plantations; bat it is too late to expect scything like the crops of the last two years. In East Kent we are informed that hop-picking is likely to commence in about a fortnight's time; but in West Kent, where the grounds this year ere later, hopping will hardly be general under three weeks.--80KA lessen Gazette. Buss= AND Beazer.—The grounds in theee counties are generally looking healthy, but they have not made so much programs as could have been desired by the planters ; and though the weather is now fine and " timing," the crop, which is mainly a lop one, is tmlikely to be .o large es was expected when the high duty wee est. Many of the pomade appear b parched, end the bins extdhlts a great deal of fire In some few of the gardens it 1s said that the pros pect continues of se lar ge yield as helper. WOILCYATEN.—The Worcester Sirens stye :—" There is no change of importance to report of our plantation. ; they madam, to progress favourably, sad some of the most for ward grounds are now coming foto hop. Duty for the die bid called 16,0001. Market heavy, end prices so irregular that correct quotation' =sot be give." I'BAYFIO ItITUBNB. unman. Mu Par 1440 Told. 'hell GM. Mem *mar 1138. Mt Week mate J&7 U. ss eked Trout of On• 14 SO 4.071 8.889 14 LW We seam July 30 Dilrolt sad 3111.40kes West NO= July 30. Doak sad Lai Harm lBl fa 401 108 130 014•4 Mount el Quads west masa August 3. Scab emallardir• IL • W 2BB 8.179 9,704 WWI twang Jamirc 14. 0144,a. 4•4134•111%44.4w. • Et tun 17=61 , ag b. tven44 II 158 908 1.688 MU 114810 Luisa ...... UM 915 8.649 2.591 • The tisala au slue Mamalngtes SAMMY I. Included I. both Han. f Isciarled ?Malay lam, v,ase this 'var. THE REOENT'a-PARK SUNDAY BAND.—We have been regnested by the committee to publish the following statement :— Ace some mbappreheaska appears to ealat, in reference to the stoppage of the Sundayband in the Rammer perk, we bag most respectfully to eats that such stoppage does not at all result from any bang off to the att end ance, nor yet from a diminution in the eels of programmes. The amount received from that source in the Drat season (1868) was 1781. 18s: 2d. ; in 1867, it was 2261. lea. lid., whets, during the present samon,the avenge receipts have Increased to the extent of 11. each Sunday, thus showing a growing appregiatiou of the committee's efforts to make the Sunday band entirely self-supporting by the sale of programmes. In the Victoria-park (which is under the management ot a dis trict committee) the result has been still more satisfactory. In the first season the deficiency amounted to 1001. • second season,4Bl. 195., while in the present serum ( un finished) after tea Sundays performances, the deficiency This shows clearly the Femmes mad e in establishinglsonly 14s. the bands upon a permanent and self-supporting basis, and can. not certainly be called a failure. The Regent's- park com mittee, finding that their present arrangements could not be continued with safety, have brought the season toe close one week earlier than usual, with a view to make such -arrange ments for future 110111101111 as they trust will entitle them to a se beret share of public approval and support. A CLERGYMAN DROWNED AT ABERDEEN.—. Another loss of life while bathing hu just occurred at the Aberdeen beech. The if..,. William Smith, of the united preebyterien arra, Bannockburn, who had gone on a visit to Aberdeen on Saturday forenoon, engaged a bathing-coach, but before starting was warned by ll'Farlana, the profes sional diver, who is now employed by the authorities tote constantly on the beach to be ready in case of accidents, not to go far out, and to be wary cf a cross current then running, the strength of which had almost proved fatal to a man some hours pr-viously. Alter being a short time in the water Mr. Smith was observed showing signs of distress. A gentleman instantly gave the alarm ; the lifeboat was quickly launched, manned by the diver and other two men, and encouragement by shouting given to the straggling swimmer, who was still seen kr= afloat; but unfortunately the current proved too powerful foe his strength; for when the boat was not more area ten yards from him he sank, and though every exertion me made to recover his body, it had not been Wen up to 'uter i day morning. The unfortunate gentlemen has left a widow . and numerous family. Mr. Smith was about forty-fit e years , of sp. . ALTAR DENUNCIATION AGAINST FREE EMlCilta tion.—At the Homes catholic Ma* at Parsonetown, on best' lost, :f :, me of the degymm. officiating in kome le a number el young women about fiffe ihr Avant* to posweance of applies domande as ilse bided/ to the gowwwwwwt for free pu ssies to that calm. He sail efaiest aimrlein result of their Umbel Ireland would be their ' forgetting their old religion g m lumming protestant, • and that on pin in this world 07Mtpeasate them protestant,; the coneereet .I ..-H'- of Mids. This rather entanieled male than a few of the =thea.gresene• . Atra kehl, peekusly paid hie mu other Orb for mulialine As to their age and =twomaineont sustain their appall*. to the aerationEmig Co itionra. In consequence of this ll ea et the 'venters. on have become alarmed = se lV = vs their applieetlefte, many of them with sad mach • but the epiritusl threats preverbal, them to abandon Om Mak that they hal gone to much ex. 1111= Mins ma MeMmaissfor the voyage. Or A PHI LITMAN r—A strange affair has earesiell at ceasteatinonie :—A resident playsiolan, Dr. =tla ves ein Ateeiriosi al. ruit r odiu censa rr...im ia to press for quitkehig for the fa ts, r il i g h= the Ilimied that i aim was y tolt salri' .4 c trlat a ..... ..:, .; es ista whieb, be a was eemnek hat erlt dmc o was attelbeum, the act, tubed on him, lriorked 5 the saes, hurried to, and be ing Maw=l , gmet o n w bbed the physidea i • wee so vist, that the weeps twohol li S wartied physician, bathed in blood, =tad es d oes end left to pt hems as wie a. he r. Zaliont few days after died of the injek:es v= ii PIM elk as ;us Boonvia COA6T.—VirhAlee are at bat begbuing As make their appearance off oar oust. Dubs& brief clearing of the f ocmadsrable numbers of tbeat•nwe ems at a eareeklem off Nom Hied. We elle Minthat theyhave arrive bie d in Orkney in great lIMIIIIIII, eatillsella eie ael egwar4s of one hustised lee Wanted. at so hiredis tog the week.—NertAarts liksirs. Vilemedelesent.}—HOLLOWAT's OINTIUDIT AND as taitiF ir a aw anscar= w Merat Zbers •erest same tee mu Ma fee wan bs waseltel :meal mime laM ealme. set MA a Mil bat without MM. ikatiaa bosom. et vac s be was tudeecd teen wmewlel vaeikseseils far meat Wee brims elf irony este• The Waimea &MI be rabid labela ale aelllkeelUlt lhowle be WM me:: Otte Mabee Greetioaa 111 Goias ea so bane as arhe, Mil MM. .11411LILBTS COTTON.—LivE L, AIIIMIST 17.—The assehe has been v "dot, prices slightly in taro s: o f the buyers. ,000 bass, 1,000 for "smash= and export. 600 Borst, 6d. to 6id.; 100 80. to 9d.; 40 Panama, aid.; 20 Bala, Tid. 4,340 irtosa COTTON GOODB.—Ma ?mantas, Attourt 17.—We have had a rather more active market than at the time of last work, and several breaches of the Weds, hitherto flat, have shown symptoms of improvement. India goods, though fn fair request, imitating 40-inch shirting', jamonets, and are not dearer; but there has been • good b mad nigsse i tilomestles, long cloths, and T cloths, and manu factures have been able to realise a small advance on last weeks prices. The demand has been of a rather general character, for both home and foreign consnmptthn. Yarns have improved rather more then cloths. With a fair demand for shipment to India, the Continent, and in fact nearly all foreign markets, spinners (being well supplied with contracts previously), have been able to get id. per lb. advance; and this has bem done in face of a rather quiet and weaker cot ton market, giving a man healthy indication of the improve ment which the liemlmter trade is undergoing than any thing that has reamtly cactumi. The home trade in yarns has also shown more activity in most of its branches to-day. Not only are the teannhicturers of the locality among the buyers to a fair extant, but there has been more business in the finer counts of twist suited to the Bradford and Notting ham markets, at rather fuller prime. Fine yarns suited to the Glasgow buds have been in mart, and all ambers of doubled yarns are fa more d em and than for a long time past. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Luna, droller 17.—We have had a ream fiat market this morning. There hen not been the urinal attendanos of buyers in the cloth halls, and the business has consequently been confined within a moderato compass. The tone of the market continues firm. WOOLS. - 11 , Avocet 17.—Ai preterit sales lir London see dravringTolrardsa close, 'and pit«. yet fully maintained, it is becoming evident to manufacturers that goods are not likely to be easier, and they are conse quently amain more freely Into the market, and on the whole a good average business is doing. KANUFACTURI3B.—BUDDIESTIELD, AVOUST The buyers attending this market still operate with the =cud caution, but u the number inanities it of oourse oases more buidness to be dons, and gives a more healthy tone to the trade generally. There 4 also some little doing in goods for the winter, which justifies the belief that a good businem will be continued throughout the autumn. CORN.—Hcm, Arouse 17.—Arrivals of grain, with the exception of barley, are very trifling, which may be accounted for by the high rates still existing at the principal continental shipping ports affording no margin for shipments to this country. Since Tuesday last we have had some slight showers of rain, but on the whole harvesting proceeds satis factorily. The bulk of the white mops in the south may be considered to be gathered in good order, sad a few days of fine weather will enable fanners in this district to be in a similar position, moat of the corn being cut end some portion already in stack. The wheat trade during the week has re mained unaltered, and without my fresh arrival' from abroad worth notice but few transactions have taken place. Holders of landed parcels continue firm, and are not diepoeed to accept present currency, under the Impression that no decline of moment is at all probable, and that fine old wheats being in narrow cam pus, opportunities may occur later on of realising on more favourable terms than at present. Oar quotations for wheat must be considered nominal rather than otherwise, being above the ideas of buyers and below those of sellers. Con aumptive requirements at present appear to be met almost solely by homegrown, and it remake to be seen whether our farmers will continua to furnish supplied at any further reduction in value in the shams of any material compe tition in the shape of foreign iceportatkas. To-day we have a small supply of old wheat, width sells at fully last week's rates, and a better show of new, which is taken o ff at 465, to 46e. per qr. for red, 48e. to leis. for white, per Webs. Barley for feeding in good request at late currency, 275. 6d. per 30 aces for Odessa. Berms end pass extremely scene and creep up in value. Oats slow sale end Russians rather easier to buy. The foreign imports lest week are as under : Wheat, 258 qrs. ; barley, 5,186; oats, 413; beans, 26; peas, 292; rapeseed, 9,278 ; cakes, 11 tons ; bones, 120. —(From Thomas Blaney and Co.'s Circular.) LiEDS, AUOVIST 17.—(Froin the Circular of Nears. Dunne and Co.)—Ws have had a good deal of wet since ya terday sitemoca, bat it has not had much effect on the trade, and the sale is slow for old wheat, without alteration in value. New is sot offering too plentifully as last week, and sells at late quotations. Barley se before. Beans and oats held for full prices. No variation in other articles. Aversgge price of grain Wheat, 4,216 qrs., 465, ilid.; oats, 30 qrs., 30e. ; beans, 37 qrs., 46x. 9d. Arrivals th is week : Wheat, 2,276 qrs. ,• beans, 716 qn. LYNN, AVOUB2 17.—Ths weather continues highly fa vourable for harvesting. At to-day's market we had a thin attendance of growers, and a scanty Mot wheat. The trade was very firm at last week's for both old and new. Spring oom fully m dear. white, lila'. to 4.t0 48a; ditto red, Ms. to 631b5., 445. to 466.; ditto, 6Rbs. to 641te., 425. to 465. ; ditto, ditto, to 611ba, 41a. to 421. Barley , Cheralisr new, to frilbs., 89s. to 435. ,• ditto, commas, 6111 a to Ns. to 36e. Beans, old 651bs. to 66;1b5., as. to !fa ; ditto, new, 641hs. to 6611 a, 41s. to 435. per qr. to the growers. NIWCASTL.N. ACIOVIIT 17.—The weaker has assumed rather an unsettled appearance, and, although no great gum tijkosfusrain has fallen, the gradual sinking of the barometer as unfavourable change. At our market this =lasi we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, whisk we observed a few samples of the new mop, of ecadilien, and they sold at Ms. to 60a per rg. respectively. In old there was rather more paieft , et , the torn In favour of the seller, 48e. 66. having bin restiesa far extra Norfolk yellow. New, on the contrary, wee flaw easier bid the decline was not sufficiently marked to jellify so/ to in our currency. Flour sold rather hve setto define quotations with sodomy. moderate request. Fine tender sesoon-atdo — al for. Is other articles we have no variation tots*. ditto,' 60Iba. 621ba. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CIAINII•LTIES. mos OWN); Ceptidn limray. beadle the thated Einedowt Mt up la the rieve.—ldonhneis. Jam 140 Dometwlte• WM. Omplals Olus. lett tble plate oe the Meet Jane too Palma& with rim hoe been towel on share by tho Mei teit hihree4 proeedbs down tho rtrer, Mita Mired. OM wet trowd Womb • ptoblbCtl &met whlah woo sot lanyeS.--Yeal. noels, Jim 11. Pyrenle (eh I:nptaht Poaplets, trow limbo& etre* mon the rake eft Point Tilles ihr,la, nor Si. Wallin. Is the OW se the ISM oi hugest, end rentainsd dreaded ca Uk• ma; cam mad. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. aldasat, from Llverpool for hew Tart, Augut 10, lat. 50 N., La. la w. Andromache (el for CaMutts, all wail, July 0, lat. 11.00 N., lea. MU W. nafy St. EMMA' (Jai), from Landon fer Mattrithis, July 9, lat. 11. K hr. 117.19 W. Cheviot (rhipl. from Laden far Bombay, 3: dap, July 11,1 at. 10.39; lon. 21.30 W. Chieftain (barque), fawn London far Now Zealand, 40 dam, Jolt 11, lat &W. lon. 15 et. data Irons Oyes Illenentram Kama 14, lot. 30, km. 24. Danube from Liverpool foe Basco Lyra, July 111, lat. 9 NOM are/. Hoogalev (Britlrh Alp), April 6, lat 11.21 N., lea. 90.11 113. Lady 1110 too. tram Laden for Melbourne, July 17, ht. 5 11., IoM IS . Lady W Ootavla (Alp). Mora Porabay for Landow, 63 days, Jilien, 2ll . SI.II fl., Mo. 0.40 E. lamiston (.141, hay 11, lat. 6 4.56 26.11. Weans (torque), from Varauado Po, ter tirlaten, July IL Hebert Ratan (WO, from Loudon for New Zealand, i& days, July 1 . lat. 13.34 N, 10..1616 W. Rata & (EMILIA barque), from Plyinotch for Quebec, an van. OW. 9, tat. 41.81 1., km. ILA W. Tiwww fh l9ll Wam 021 P), from liontlerland far Now Tort, It dna Oat, 47.41 law. ILII W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& ctramnt.—Amegt IL at Vapor breaks Ores; Dabney We lee it S. A. Cusack. ea. 7.1.0.5... of a era. Drejlkalk—tera IL at *saline Led" Dore* the wife cg W. liWtrin. i llegoetll, at Reigate, the wife of IL N. Reepet, Rae, et a era AGNAl.—Angeet f i: la h Routh KeadagtOn. Ina MY et Mg W. Massa. Vara, of a ter. MICRAL'IL —August at Toreetntart. N. Wing, TedeLdra at vitae( J. lekbelL Rea, or a nre. STI.FAL—Aagna 14, at Warman-grant% near Darnall" Re la GI Rea, el a Ica. TIOWIRIDGE.—Angart 11, at Arlington Herela. Lady Rrowtetelse, or a Osertar. ' ler trot M crOrri pM etVare.l l eskaa l d er mt Ur diagram auzansysyymo. 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