The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-24 00:00:00

IFT WINBLADON AND DOBALVG RAILWAY. The ordinary half-yearly meeting of the share- Wean Le thie rem 71 1011 7, dm dim, Or& 0 eensinekr ; Tatou/ Ouse Ku, Zeg in the ask. foleging report wanet "TB. mbareheldeee led In 11111 alitipiel revert ea esemat et the pont skin el the gala.Medi . doe suenst • MOM been mei asks the mane than me* leyeenehie imam of the past , the gambit*: vonii bee his. mach swam The diesieee ere kin their Inn to get the rail 4 pewees aria 4WD/ Ike ear enet haWyeer aninneme et the uneepselei maiden 4 the ilestb- Weals CompenT t• Ike larikaz Ael tba kr suelpsuating Anna and y whit Oho seeepeay, that messinre ern with- Areen. C. /: direst= regret they wen constrained le tabs Ilds step, an in their akin, bed lenteledve seineks beim given le that hal, it - amid, by istrodacian INIMICIP• mat, love atiapkied the working of beak limy and prentetat eassby seeseay of nompriret the costrestenal ti the public. The Book Wag- OS Railway Cespny having Warted IS a bill, which they peerneki Ode year In ;name* • time apnana the Kale el voting In ar t C . year &sebum the tem in the New Commer committee, and ensesettel in ableinks the ropeeties el the ohne% and in ether newts the amenkteent d the Ida At the medal mess whisk vill tram the ardkaay selant, alti= amtlt the lien& Weelern Bellway Company tar lie Has et 4d par mi. an th• rem eel anitukrtin elm seeennemele beeneen the will be sub mitted kr tbe swami et the Three dinekae I Oewne Cable. les. Jake thalth, Esq., sod Irma Berary Trinket' 104.--einhe ban Ake at this time, eril Wilk *eh ear tleneseiree kr re-eketion. Ti mini 1041-yany idolorat 4 isesipts and expenditure to the Ma et Jane, Ink i mmiesd." TlTiop - Oir - "lmie oso7oi to. The Ms elef woo • ogoolol, for the intrpose of oL d ig= to dr Mem so oopeomme with the London sad Waters Compmy map werkbor this li no, which woo wad Wm anti( rated. IPBON AND LIA JIALLWAY. Yesterday, the halt-yearly meeting was held at the dark 26, Great Godwin's, Restainder, Mr. T. Gars ms la the their. The kit rates mod was subto de ass*. --., The Ikeda, repel Whore sod `west Os shinelsedurs with .spud as d dentlisre at de dew what whisk the sada had bra antel sa Sass de dot Irralswittag. Asempurols ase la propels lo adore adeisat "galas 4tOrln la seal =wow sa W t equal theldies shall exist fits LoV iga dtber to die es mat d Lando*. 0 to et the South Wades Seaway d Ca= de MI eiseigmeng de Wlffibie- Ms ma Oesegide milk this augamy pour directors were le Tibias asst astaina. La de dews' et smlgnmellanos epemed M i et ewed de two ==.ol Ite lo suds lbe nry le bilk sin te @New kinds he de de Lt . ose%t , the disabled= osugsWe @hid al The se s z iesa Cseerts) sopa ilese "dad Wed to della would be delesil, bid, ; sad OM Se m Ostend to th e Jumada el& the k • has et It was ie a Ihnweed sled. • perICITZ mIso wark eke hare bele swedes' Id dr the greet eiwit M ebleinteg Ishour, whisk id sheet id dr bentasig do beg hornet, sea welt sew, larmut, be son =ssi Us whets et de wed@ would he eceesided du The @Sedans at Luilmedeed mil Asistarol sem to • Ibmed stets sad Well air be dieboi oldie de awe Tie cosh fterottot dowel a eript of capital aemenelley to 27,7341. 11a. ed., tad diebeeemete amoaritin to SIAM Us. havtag • hoboes la heed el kILSIL lee. 6d. The Citataitas, k weft the Weipthe of th= otopitioll of the eleinit el lie atilt Mee when they bid and Ma when limy led eteleir m =etal eery treettent. They bed PIA beta able to eve thisi peemeloa et the Led , me aril see they eagle is have enth awl they had thee balm yreveated hew wig the Ihr lie realer ; bat tbsy Ism* the wades weld sew seen be eingieleL Ile reenteed diet he wee metal& te temie skate he thew try ledeenteilee via Nord er the welt tbe Yee eke Masi One dark peed Wheel he mho tereipmeete wkb thew, eert hb o me ibir bed axed Arm very seetereeable tame; hat he Impel loos to be Ale w eeeseese het *gybed received a positive earner. The report Wakedehd, Ned the &beam acre re-eleehd. A Me et to the elialmes orechwitill the bomber. NO2I I OLX RAILIVA l. The following is the meet el the directors, to be adaskled lo the Isalf-pearly modal of proprietors, at the Labs Tama, ea Pride/ ' The meal statemet tithe memo mod* et the mo deled commies far the half per to the 80th Jeee is, be deem award from the Rashes Canalise Rellwsy Cumin ▪ appailed to Ws rep Th e mama try leniona Cmalies Railway Comps y, sad meard Vem as the pes of the Mid eanMp deer the eeftik Rd ri way iiery, is 42,7434. 13s. IL, Mika, Mr a...i -=Merest ea evereeterd sleds sad lam, hem • of ATM. 13.. Bd.. sod delft the divided le a didised of If. 7s. Bd. per mt. yea the ardbm prep.. the compsay for the last half-yesr. The name esseed of the sesocisted osea4 a lias hems papered by IN Beaters Comtism Railway y, tad is therefoos kind oa their view of the seremat 186t_ , tout this sad Maw dm half-yearly eteesals se tandebsd have ad ben adopted by your Mabee, Mt dein a emslarabie MOM thereto. Tsklag late IMMO be seder lain of d rail way seedph gmerally throeghsal be orouury, which Mr me did is a oessidersda time pm, your directors Welt hay esaintalm yes that the pommel dividamd b Si. per twat. lin Ma the me Mired be the eiro depardleg pedal el lam year. Tear dinekes went that BMusquelleas ia diem* Mom Ws semeay, the %id Railway Osomem, sad be &dm Com ae Rallmay 01. as le - r reepeethe rights r seresheat d Fmk mistimed ; a$ they and slides h iel the Mid hepelmes that the bpi rights ead Mabee of the adesided eseepades, leader dr arreemat of 1835, alma le nja =ty themdad r as • seminary step to the d the ammin, which the set es= ad t: =peirelid IMO Ms sat later them the media et, Is UM. la We vhw tb dream d the Bashes Labe Railway Cotpuy eiesdbey saner; the DAMN, of the two cesamM s mid the advice ef damd, have platy efesa Mies le the Lim O. Ike Ballway be weft semi dambses Mk the ell Isalle=perz ans hel i ml s her le Z igin mstoa Mod, led $ll adheibed Mashy. They bather lamed the that if they amid the load pleelples lavelved la DM delastime sad adheled, per dumb aid be BM= IThlea Railway Ossapeey were i dam with Ihde la Madge Ma a Mbemel a seaddive bike la the eihrepra aad dad espeillhas messie • war they di ▪ ths prlaclpler ocateadell hr jeer compay eed the Radom Cake Railway Compaq, sad °sty mdestad ties sesame, boa year =wpm sad the Rashes Uiw Renew empiquerevidleglimelibbytii dedelid el qualified MI • Ts ao vs* Ins Um nuked , sad Se tag dmrseheve seemmed theasemery legal immitsking dahre, sod for &Moe the = illi abeellsee et be JIM rne. The We pre mid hp be is Ike* brlmp Gamey, adverted to at be bet hilibmidp Ewa* d Ur peapelslre, were modified d the Ewa of Commas, so as to secure the =ayes' ,sad le reader disk meat sad that MAWS' Compaq adreauy fa ray hale anamemate Mk the Ras Castles Railway °sway maid sash aela." AKISRIGA 41. D ICROPE. A Makin WNW* conned a few days ago in eon. Min ellk Os Islagssphic cable, which hr been so soh bid UM= liked sad the American ocoakon 0111111 rot nonnio IrsamiNad b the sub-essahis Mb AIM die hi ionims to N , we. es Ns 4601:- 0 It is nibs km la Dales; nos slink b k vl6 goa r —Ths logy to 61a, at in akil li ttli s s i:NE =l2:. " = " 4lllVpig w eft ..m... =.l.ollssleetllmzstgot, sod no Allinnis e rlas =TTin an igen ass nonisall7 sonlind s Nov 110111 in lbs vans ponies of tho dd. All Inalgias Mod W hosandl so vkh tho follovb a g l inillp, la its nod* st wilt ll anis ho holm la sin In Deka like lawsitais Wog to tie eosin—b skown anus@ of tin ttide 14 lbseraweallsatic t 0,... Theaell.br h UM ailauhitiaa rafted so : IL hises I ld 14/ U Nis. west loag. Wen 4l dig. Dawns of kag. 111110 nos of tin Now Ton 74 dig. 3 odo. ~ Ann NI ado. Dlevons Ili bag. .. ~ Damn if On ~ Ma Odom 99 dig. II no. • DAM 6 dog. ana. „ DlSenos of log lA og 4B dog. Uan Minn of nos Wailaglis 7B dog. MI abs. Ann dig. INlnioso of keg 7 16 U dig. • ak no. a. Ellhosaso of tins WM= Inn 6NI dig. id U . te r. ~ 6g. Ellinas• of lon. DlSlnsaos of dim in llssoasso 122 dog. 27 ao. ~ 800 Dlfirsoos of nig. llB hi. IN olio. „ above of thas Il ii rt 466 sisra, Amen ikon and : Oskias Nee Yak Oda Jae' Wets. 7 boon NI ids, an bens 10 Li N an, ay. dar Trasolon ll 4 boon 6., on. ....novvoit. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, 1858. COMMISSION OF LUNACY. THS CASE OF LA WRINOZ LUCK, ESQ. (Coothatud from yestaaq's Aro.) Nary Williams said—l was server to Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Ruck's mother. She lived shoed three Mir from PanUladow. I frequently saw Mr. and Mrs. Buck. She always conducted herself in • very proper manner. I noticed that Mr. Rusk's conduct was very minder. Upon • ocearen, whoa they cam to visit KM. Matthews, be walked about nearly all night, and appeared very restless. Whoa he reversed to Pantlludow, I went then to look after him. I arrived on thi 39th et October. He me nut In at that time, but he cisme be.. ems alatrwerds. He had something In his hand which he odd was p alms, end hwas going to throw it into the Week. Agar this he dressed himself as if he was going a ran, sod he went to the stable and tried to get his - hone oat. Hs that "mat into the drawing-room and locked himself to, and Imre was a wain of bernag, sad we were all afraid that be would bun the home down. On the following shout Ave o'clock he called me up and told me re= Yr same Reuel, and he took some oatmeal or of a aerster be had la hie pookst. He remised In the Meer wide I was making the gruel. What he went awe, ha task with him two bonito full of water from W wet When I went into the drawing-roons, I found that he Yid eat up one of hie coats, and • woollen seed and a shirt were torn up and partially burned. I after. made bawl that he bad talus the taps oat of two barn& of beta eel kg all the beer flow out. While he end his wife aerellvbra tegeder he would frequently order the • and he.. la Ur of the night end drive about for or Am Mrs. emotions he would take Mn. Rack with him when hewer out in this masser. I do not think that when he soled to this stemerahrry maser it was the effect of drink, and my minim was that he was not In his right muses. The vaine d italise Go M a gseduned Yr evldietee. the remidne of the articles she had ✓ la Ibid frequent emartualties of Mn. lad Mr. Meek legelber. I knew that Mrs. Roclr i Z to live at am et Mr. leek's harm end he at another ; but I do not INN re was rue away from home for so 101152 ri 0 d IS two yews. Mr. Reek red to give orders A 64 wife's absence the same as my other master woofer= to a reasonable and rational sat seer. Mr. Rook was In the habit d going to the cellar to pt wine end spirits were mated. I did not hear Mr. Reek eemplsln that Mien Jesse bed gone to his bureau and reed rase books she ought not to have read. I cannot en wirers do moll of lb* was the sera of biasing boor. Nobody told me to taut we of the remains of the burnt articles. I put than ca one We, and Kr. Williams, the solicitor, told me to bring those don. Mr. Rock walked abort nearly the whole of the night shoat a fort eight bakes be peat arty. He told me he could sot rest in his bed, eml be wished me to sit up to watch him. I got some grad ihr Wm, bet he Md not tell me that be was ill, and this wee the seme wig he wished me to it up. His rouser was not Net ef • *Wm men. He looked so odd. I Mow that he was in the habit himof Madam and that he amid a es the bra* leek sheet with , sail wes in Mama rube-house la the Breaamiald—l hew em m Mr. = the habit of going maw fie blue. He was VIM* veoy anise 'boa be wee la that nate. Whoa he weaned Meat the hear he walked steadily, sad not like • drubs mea, tad be spoke quite plainly. By &deed Peleredarf—Mrs. Matthews is not here to give seance. Mn. Jaime was none to Mr. Rack's family for darter yeses, hot left him two year, ego. He appeared to be Mad and abretionate to hie wife dozing the greater part of the period I lived in the family. His condoot changed a good deal shortly before I left. He was very Teditler:l used to moan stout the housed uring the night. times he used to walk into my bedroom, and when I told him to p oat, he would make no sewer, but kept walking about the roam. I have spoken to him about the other servants, gig told him to leave them slosh He once oilseed me 604 to bring the amaid down to him. He efterwards awed me 1001. to bringher down. I left the service to or moms of his oceduot. Sometimes what he ease into my room he had nothing bat his night-dress on. He went Into a room where two o servants slept, and I heard thon scream and saw Mr. Ruck go down stars. Cross-examined —I did not tell my Warm what Mr. Rack had rid about the nursemaid until after Mr. Rook had been placed in COMAMIGNIIIL It was shout • fort night ago that I told her. I went to her at Abodovey, and told her all about It. He first offered 601. for the nursery girl, sad afterwards 5001. (A laugh.) Ima 13 yeas in the service, art I left Menai I was said of Mr. Ronk, his con duce vu se mange. Alter the birth of the flint child Mr. and Mrs. Rusk occupied aspirate alespleg rooms for so hag His two or these yeee. Kiss loose used to come the home tide Mrs. Bank was aim& sad when Mrs. Rdbk removed to Aberdovey Mir Jour cam to live at the ham with Mr. Rack. Mrs. Marefems, the mother-in-law, was there at the mete time se Mies lases. I will not swear I have not mid that Mr. Ruck used to play these tricks what he cams home faded by drink. I know that be used oixesiesally to drink to moms, but I cannot say whether it was while he wee la that condition that he used to go into the servants' rooms. Beeasenined—l did not tell m mistress at the time, ler ems I did not like to maks m between Mr. sad Mrs. Reek. I don't know why they occupied somata beds. I sever beard the slightest imputation smarted ageing the character of Mrs. Rack. Mite Jams was drat condo to Mrs. Buck, and aged to visit as • Maar, and no or suspected anything improper between her and Mr. Ruck. Mr. Hugh Lloyd, • medical gentlemaa practising at Mee hyalleth, isaid—l have been in the habit of attandiag the family of Mr. Ruck for fifteen years. Mr. sad Mrs. Rs* appeared very affectionate towards each other. I was met for to Prilludow on the 26th October lest, and found Mr. Rock in the kitchen. He appeared Warr and jaded, end hi. was different to his mat one. I should my that h wee not in liquor. He err me to take some bitter beer, sad I consented ; ha pound a small quantity In the sirs, and this struck me as being somewhat unusual. He got up suddenly and took out the bottle of ale, and I hard a mad as though he was peering out the liquor. I met him two days after this ; he appeared very sullen, and presented altogether an odd appearance. He was going to wards the river ; his appearance excited alarm, and I communicated with another medical gentleman, and • weiebor was seat after him. It was after this that his bed- Mee at the Regis was seerebed, and the gun and pistol were teal. I have never had any Improper connection with Jones or with Mrs. Ruck. I certainly never went to bar dose end asked her to let me In. There la not the abgblest fredistion for either of those s Oreareasmited—l have known Mr. Ru t ck e s: t it l teen . or eights= yews. I did not sign the certificate of his insanity. I was net embed to do so. I was the medical man to the badly, he lie hat time I attended upon any of the family was la INS. It was opted that Mr. Ruck wee fiddlier to linking to face. Delirium tremolo Is trequently the result, but I do sot, of course, consider that • permanent insinfty. Wain the erne is moored the patient will re cover. The effect of Making effects darer cesertatiose in different ways, sad I am unable to asp what elect liqsar had upon Mr. ark. Re-essenined--I sever heard the slightest imputation spa the reputed:a of Mrs. Ruck. Delirium tremens is seldom eccompaaled by unfeemded dislike, and surpicions, such as alert in are of seer manta. So far as I could judge be wee net t boa delirium tremens when I saw him on the 36th et Oeobr _By the Cemmidener—l formed the conclusion that Mr. Beck was sot of mad mind from what I considered an them& hareenstlen given me by other parties, coupled with stet had acre to my ewe knowledge. Mr. Ruck looks my hirer loamy to what he did at the time I refer to. He looks mime better, but there is something about his eye that does not meetly plasm me. (A laugh.) Lewis Williams, a groom in the serv ice of Mr. Resit, proved that he was emp loy ed to drive him to different phew. He was told that the reed wee very bad to or of the bat Mr. Reek Mimed upon hie proceeding. He t a te cross • river, end the water came tato the amine, and it was very daagmonu They arrived at the place oboes one o'clock In the Morning. Mt. Ruck ordered him to return, and to drive out of the way to moss another river. At en placiewbenthey Mopped Mr. Rock weat into the public-bonen and be pee the hodleed two herrings and told him to cook than kit dicer. Mr. Rock did not appear to have en Wirer that snared him to make these journeys, end be dim eel out in the middle of the night. Upon one masks be mw him take down all the pleura in the dealer, room, sad has w told that he undressed himself dh R About the rase time he parsed two of his After be left Mr. Rock's be went into service et Wyman Arms, sad he eaw Mr. Rock there, and he told him that he had been robbed of • bottle of wine, and somewalentr, sad that he had 1601, and be bed lost some of ft. He took him into the bedroom to tell him this, and lacked the door, and be kept him there for an hour or MOM. He was afraid to go out of the room because Mr. Rook had • gat and • pistol in the room, and be was meddling with these, sad he thought he might use them. Crow method—He was discharged by Mr. Ruck. Did not know what he was discharged for. He was formerly in the service of Sir John Edwards, and was discharged by him. The rum for his being discharged was that le get retried. (A land) Mr. Rook gave him Use poison to pease his own doge. One of the dogs that was parer was • Mere There was nothing the matter with this dog. Or deg was petered scaldentally by eating some poisoned meat that was set for • lox. It was the girls who told him that Mr. Rock undressed himself naked before the pictures In the hawing 794= 1 'Ed he did nut see him In that state him sat (A Legit.) Reentahad—The dog that we poliemed was a very oar hl deesaid m thm epeetkag ec shot him. The email would net kill the deg, Kr. At this stags of the case the court was adjoarned. Mr. Jame opened for Mr. Ruck to be spared the rale meat of betzf el t o sli s ea backward and forward to U =thy the Inquiry, and said %ash matt! aat he Id be allowed to remain at some hotel or other place la Laio, whom he mak' hare an oppottemit y of conewriag with sh hie legal advisers. Mr. Chamber, said he was not learned to offer any op position to the application, if the court thought fit to SON& Carsadakant meld he %might the application woo a D. newaslble owe. Dr hillwen rmallaaad the covt that be bad ao power to elm my pima who wee ooatapasi t• his oriel, as • leer* le amain ewe of the eetelehherwit for Se been, whew* eldehtles ma authority he AM perms hum the Censeielesere ef Lasser Altar nem watawwwi , a it was tualarotoal that acme arraagowasat we. d s made for lir. Rack to maga fa Lo &a doing the tawdry. RaW COURT OF BANIERUPTCY.--Avoun 23. (Bien Yr. Canonical, Fan.) IN za 71L1X CALVIN? AND 00. A trader debtor swam= Mk= (Ili against the above firm by a Yr. Kentish, for I,OOW. dm as a promimory note, was returnable to-day. It appeared that a krmar gammons for the arm mot had been previously ilea* and &mimed on teahnind grounds. It was now objected that the summons won Mal deficient In formal particulars, but which it was 21.1 were essential, and not merely technically nocasery requisite, under rule 70. The Commissioner said, for anything that appeared the proadmory note might have been given 100 years ago. At oMe It might certainly have bean In wdsteme more than yam. It was stated in reply to this observation that interest had hem duly paid upon the 1,00 W., which it was urged would bar thafilatnte of Limitations. TletCcinuTistOnsrthoW it was imp:made for him to ad upon all mamma in Its resent form. The best lawyer' is the weld were apt to take a wrong turning when travel my:new' road. He would adjourn the healing until o'clock to-morrow; and !suggested that in the mean time it would be as well if the solicitor for Mr. Hentiah con sulted some practitioner better acquainted:than he appeared to be with the rules and mottos et this court. Adjourned accordingly. This was an application for oertilioate by Richard Angturtns Hollis, of 24 Judd-street, New-mad; 96, Chapel-street, Somers Tom; and 34, Sadmuuth-strat, Gray's-inn-rced, groom end Sea dealer. Mr. end Lewis Poet appeared for the ; Mr. Lewis (Hamlets ) tor The aroannte She oho= 2,1761., mete 3201. Mr. Tomb mind he a emend as.. esetideete. The bank rupt bad been In beam br 10 years end wow laded before. Re bmd_tbree Item el beim. The Oeennee—That would be enough to nob soy um bankrupt Mr. Lewis said the neighbourhood of Judd-street, where the bankrupt had been for so mazy years had been gradually " going down, end the business had been " worn out Mr. Pook mid he was instructed to comet to the applies doe, d elms. and the court granted en immediate minuet* of the sexe IN It . AND The benkrepte ware timber broker., of Old Bread-street, end dab wen en examination meeting. It onpured then Korn. Clarke and p re et 31 etruklmi dasently logged in the pregsratkin a tro taineos-nhot, to which farther Unto err rapitrod. On the appllonionll s rehepleard, of Moorpne-strent, en adjonnireng mu adored to the 3rd of November, the ques tion of allemenes am reamed. Several prods IWO ad mitted, babaelni am on Wolf of Stuoksys Banking Com pany for I,SIU. - LI I COLLINS. A. were ebesta mar tbe Male et B. B. Cafes, of Peolt sad Chortles. brick/Deka. The statism& el Messrs. Hut &ow debts 3,0741,--eusePg= 488IZB INTELLIGENCE. WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Thuaroi, AUGUST 23. (Bakes Kr. Baron ClamsD.) GARTON AND MIRTH= V. TIN 1111 AT VATIRN RAILWAY. Upon the ceiling oa of the came hie icedmhip called Ole attention of the parties to eons points which had struck bba at look* through the pleadings, and ea owing to the death of hie Ism Saturday, one of the optical jurors did sot • cantialtatka took place, and it was agreed to take a st wad a t for the *heti& on the money picas, mai to disakesge the*, on to the other. Defendants to have have to mom prevent • creditor applying for money could not be dekn did for en instant. ift:. - Wont;er ;old tho fahodast we'd bar no money. Alderman Wire ma tberewere Me for about 4001. which the °parkland bid la &MN %of looney wee owing to bor. 16.Wcaboor add tkat bats wore drawn mad easpad by Ur d doltadoat's koalas bit maw tart to than, sot to ths okadaat. Yea Thurgata said ebe lad the to the drin, which oonsteted of the dadondeat, Ids two bes hea, sad their sister and swam She had remised Kara swat et two bills for W. bat nothing (lithe 11001 hal wildelt was overdue. The defendant said there bed beam Arm. The banner did bskeig to his nett, smd et he death it cause to his sis ter la whams spite beam wee. Aldrems WIN Inelthe Went 20s. and costs, and re commended lbw family to weds Ws. Thurgate's claim, as It was evidently a family affair. Jain Adding, son.. John Redding, inn., and Domani Bod ily, were charged with being drunk and violently smolt tag Sergeant Chown, 58. police-constable Bass, 154 B, Ilmosis, 69 B, and Yrs. Bedding, the aunt of the younger primes. On Saturday night, between eleven and twelve, Sergeant Chown, 6 Id, was posing along Little Corm-street, when, hearing a great disturbance in Rowell-place, he went to quell ft. He took a female into custody, but had no sooner done so than the three prisoners fell upon him, knocked him about, and kicked him very violently. The other constables ooming up they were also insulted and knocked about, and the female rescued from their custody. Dennis Red ding deo got away for a short time, and because his aunt would not let the female who made her escape In her hones he struck her, blackened her eyes, very much ill•used her, and bit her two fingers. She got under the bed to amps his violent* when he kicked her in the most shameful manner, and out cholla broke a valuable looking-glass and some other articles. Serigesed Chown said that Roma place was a very bad neighbourhood, sad the polios were surrounded with the word of alatikohirs. The primer Dennis Bedding said he was the worse for liquor, sad was sorry for what he had done. The other promos said they were sober, and denied having assaulted the police. Mr. Tyrwhitt Rod the elder prisoner 20e. or a month ; John Redding, junior, 6e., or a weak; and Dennis 20s. or a month, for the assault on the ; 10s. or a week for the wilful damage; and one without the option of a fine, for the annuli on the koala ims DIABLBOIIOIIGH-13THRET. M Mangy Treaty • respotable elderly man, a ester, raiding at 77 Wartiour-e= g Boho, was charged ai trnant strais. Draper, 'l3 0, with en detraction la Beeped Draper mid that, at about half-peat three the creme (Sunday) Airmen, in coneemience of Mementoes owe( to load oompleate of the labditenta, he went to where he kind the defendant on • chair berme( on teetotalism, ertl i ti a tz crowd oL s = many of them sot of • wry dais, round him. He told him that, onsequenee of several =dieting to the meeting I. the etre*, be must at be would have to loch him up. The deeded laid be should do it am keg se he Shed. The crowd amended wee very noky, some Imam fn favour of testotehme, lad tome spinet it. The dreat moved off the deer, sad west and stood In the doorway of a chapel in the same skeet, when he again commenced lecturing to • liege Growl. As inhabited of the skeet there complained of the mots, sad be them took Ms into contody. The ke ens Mks ended la Is mew to the =ant, the wiped mid be did not eiq levee delesdned to pat dews the teetotal cent. Mr. Themes Trayke Ileysesur, a respeotabe inhabitant of the skeet, mid for ems most: ed put , of • Sunday after nom he , hod beet very lame =mord the defendant and a meted of prase who round him ; there greet coded= and frequently fights. On the P r revlsse ) afisrsoce he maw • great confusion and weal to to complain. He saw the de hafted on • chair with • tarp crowd around him. Ha had en = tweedy time at lout of the nuisance. and people hit lost their temente in mosequesce of the annoy =newidolt sometimes hated the whole afternoon aid &mirk inhabitante of the street were in attendance to make complaint.. The defendant addressed the megktrate at some length, contending that instead of being • nuisance he was doing • peat deal of good, sad that when they held that meetings in the hall they were not properly protected. Mr. Medea eel if he would promise t desist he would ' him. He must not dente the streets in the way be had thus brisket the public peace. The defendant having given the protein., left the court. Beijamin Jaw, a match dealer fa the Minis', was charged with atte mpting to send by the South Worm Rail way a dm* of !moiler matches, without making the offices of the oely aware of the contents of such package, for which he had incurred a penalty not exceeding 201. Oa the 11th inst. a chest was brought from the shop at the delhalint to the railway station at Nine Elms, which was deserlbed r ocastatning toys, but the company's Okra die erred the contents to be lathe matches. — The 1 assist r its con Tided and ante. Mut ?fader, • tall, imallentedy-looidng men, about 60 years of age, was charged with assaulting and beating Mary Planter, lils wife, a woman who is well known in this court, and whose repeated quarrel, with one of her husband; and the repeated summonses spinet them by sailor boarders, have bees often the subject of discarion. Mrs. Planter, who is about the male age as the was fashionably attired. She stated that her heat s :rem formerly • marina., sad that she was now the landlady of the Blacksmiths' Arnie, Brook-street, Ratclill. She married the defendant three years ago, sad she woe then a widow, and permed of 4601. The prisoner soon expended the greater part of it in dissipation. He at last perimmad her to take a public-house, and promised to be eareM sad not spend her money. When they took the Blacksmith's Arno he began to ill-eas her and beat her. He pawned her plats, raised 161. upon it, and remained away for a fortnight. He beat her end kicked her In a met brutal manner on Friday week last, and would have murdered her bat for the interference of her maraud. She found him a fur days ago, in company with • youag pros titute, near the Surrey Theatre. She asked him for her wahh, which he refused to give her, and kicked her ort the back, for which she took out • wsiment, His inhumanity had been very great, and he was once soesadtted for one month by Mr. Tiling for • savage swank upon her. is ormeitsanduation by the dehadant, Mrs. Planter said she had been married to her husbands, end did not know what had become of two of them. One of them, named lack Harris, was in Australia. She had indicted him for bigamy at the Central Criminal Court, sad be wee acquitted. She might have lived with one only a fortnight. Would not swear ohs had not lived with other men. She gave the pri soner lab custody at Bow-street Mr. eah—What for f _ Ti. eamplat tweed with the suction • lon time, saftlmsttdinftted that It vie irm sea"( bee watch. • • with Mr. 13aIlle— f Don't yea know your hatband can't be charged robbing pot Yrs. Planter—Well, I don't Imow. Mr. Planter said be bad been inveigled into an unfortu nate marriage with en Infamous woman, and on convicted, ea pnjured evidsmee, of en assault. Thin was an attempt on dm part of the women and her arrest to get him beck to the bowie. fialfe—One would meter Oda the woman would be glad to sit rid of you. I onset dose ire& reliance on what asye dine the mum In which die het ems her eeldemn _ _ — Ansa &Mesa warmed the emblem of bee =fibres* as to the beating end kicking. Raba, the gar& el the send, Inow that hire. audi— ble as Pleelem.-hed stns beriberells, but amid not say abe was memled is ail et them. lbe bad been at that court he deisedleg sellers, eel been= he (Roche) related her tree elessestrm is bed tkemltard bkm end was held to hate by NIL Torlsy. Hr. Beth knew the meepidenni lee well in that emit. No good meld remit in the delbsimet few living with his wile. He hid him to Mg to beep the pesos in his ow. =tree, and Meted idea le go to sea again as soca as Poilmomegeeint 1.10/111. Ne. 24 /1., who had ham dimmed to mass legato aka demi Spam • eventide( ter ✓ank who leseried • reepseleide memen, the maw Mt Pa bisk Baldly, m kith moldier, ent the de bd., and aban doned her the Mowing day, ewes him Kr. and abersd that Ipaiteg came to the Immemebest denim and gave Mmes, .• het so than IPOS be dirge el mike he could tte u zeiglimm, or keep him tmeistly, he advised hint to the mem and leek en sighmatien. Sper ling led been deprived el his Wined= es • inernithee ear, gent, end isier tle l = 4 :7trip.r k=l sergeant eddied that to attach WWI* all the 1 .he bed ametred with his newly- an d which had been paid to her by the Wien isf Feed Comedbe bed been ri t.B4ll6—Then liperlieg will not be employe' as a re. arching sergeant any kept. Hearten—No. air. 892110 d Bps:ling, who bed" efien apposed la this Gout with recruits in the Velars of • sergeant, and demoted with ribbces, them pi into the witness-box, attired ha an old ephnd Mgr MI .1 • doilies. Be looked =el ehyliem le stab* in sawyer to qesiguis put to bit by Hr. Seth. as MOM :—I to a pmeelaned pr iva te, sad lave served I. the eneap. I was • r•arelilag seserted cm the OM thb see& —abbe ma bleb an &aft, the widow et Peibick . wee in the t that id • par i t g i b. dd. perms*. Of merge she lea that when she me. iihe bed 101. shin Mr en the day of bet mar view mg& ma I drew that myself on the days/des marriage. I did net wed logo away ham her, bat she did net mop le bir ledginge till I same beck. I have bees in diarist ports of the town since HA b ran the dep eller our meniage, because I had wiled • Mon*. Two women west away with ma, but they were not bees WOMMS as re ported M the newspapers, but two soldiers' wives. I bid the two warm to wait at the Tower until I returned ham West misater. I notepad to the Tower, mid the two women were gone. Mr. Balls—Thin, why nit return to year wile P Spading said the magistrate WIN tee quick for him. He did not retum to Beckohtu ch-lane where his wis wa staying. certainly. Mr. Belfe—Tke eubetanoe of your story is this. Yon marry on the Monday. You get 101. from the Indian Mu tiny Relief Committee. You abandon your wile on the following day, and go away with two women. You expend the 101. for your own seminal gratifications, and you now come here to excuse yourself. Bparling—l maintained that woman for a month before I married her. Mr. Sella—What if you did ? What has that :to do with it ? Mn. Sperling —I maintained myself. I nad 7s. 6d. pat week pension up to the day of toy marriage. Mr. Belie asked if Sperling had any other statement to make ' or any arrangement to suggest for the benefit of his wife? Sperling mid he did not want to make any statement. If his wife was willing to oome back, he would take her. Mr. Belfe—Yon left her. What has become of the IW. P Sperling evaded this question by saying he lelt his wife 18e. to pay two or three little debts with, and that in con sequence of the untrue statements made about him, the staff officer had taken away his regimentals, and dased him from the recrtthing staff. Mr. &lfe—l think you are very properly dinnimed. I don't sae that anything untrue has been said about you. Mrs. Sperling said she had been to a relieving oMow, who said be would prosecute her husband as a rogue and vaga bond if he did not maintain her. Sperling mid that since he had left hls wife he had fre quently seen her, though she had not seen him. Mr. Belfie—What do you mean by that P Them are maniket fiJaahoods. Shire Mrs. Sperling was here last I have made inquiries, and have now seen you, end you have confirmed all that has been said about you, and I believe you to De a very worthless fellow. Bparling than tumid round to his wife and, in an authori tative manner, mid, do you mean to come and live with me I' Mn. Sparling—No, 1 do not. Mr. Selfe—lf you don't bring evidenoe to alter her state ment I will grant a warrant against you on the application of .. tltarish officers. lag then turned round and marched out of court m ra:Xl ‘ ; as possible. iouph Taylor, a little boy only nine we of age, whew only drew caudated of trousers and a dirty shirt, was oluirZ with stealing a 'billing. Alexander, a washerwoman, living at No. 6, LOIN. dale-terrace, Notting-hill, stated that on Sunday morning she west oat for some Wogs, when she saw the prisoner it te da home about the the chaste . Frt e y eri zo thet re, sr. took bite ed away with her and gave him 1100111 dinner. While she watt down for some water to treat him with before she took him home, he stole a shilling from her mautebehttlf end ran off with it. As soon as she dlisoovered what had happened, ohs went attar him and found him with four other boys. Directly he am her he handed her the money he had left, consisting of did. In coppers, and said he had spent the rest. Mr. Ingham—Has he a father sad mother ? Witness—Yea, sir ; the mother is in court. A vary respectable looking women here stepped forward, and cried bitterly while schisg her evidence. Mr. Ingham—ls the primmer your son The witness—Yes, eft, I am sorry to say. Mr. Ingham— Wh at is the reason of his being in this skate ? _ _ TM mother—He has been away from home since Friday. We cannot keep him at hems to two days together. He is always running away, stealing something from somebody. It was only a short time ego that he took his brother, a child three years of age, to steal things from a shop. Mr. Ingham (to the primoner)—Are you willing that I shall tryaor would you prefer being tried by a jury P Ths (knowingly)—By ajury. Mr. (lughing)—WsH, I Mull remand you for a week. The prisoner we. than locked up. MARKS'S TER CORN TILADB. (From the Mark-!mu ispress.) The put week, like ita predecessor, was not without rain, but not in sufficient quantities to oogasion any serious hind rsnos to the prosecution of harvest work. Should the next be Ana, the bulk of the crops in the southern and midland counties will have been gathered. The markets generally have ben poorly supplied and thinly attended ; the new mop being less in favour, and samples of old rather more in with but but little difference from former quotatioas. t With , ' our own yield as yet doubtful, and foreign whine on the whole unfavourable, it does not seen probable that those holders who have had the course to keep in stook with fine qualities of old up to the present time, will now force them off when good foreign is not very plen tiful in granary, and our prices are relatively cheaper than the places of growth. The new barley does not at present realise the moderate expectation formed of its quality. a large proportion being thin, daily, and unfit for malt for went of sufficient mediae* in the time of growth. We are not yet prepared to give a particular estimate of the several crops, but hope to present ft when mom to matu rity. Should whest turn out an average, afar what we have heard from large growers in different &blots, It will be quite ea much as we expect, and nun then will make a larger importation neosssery than seems probable at present rates. With good weather abroad, there has been a °man ned decline in the near continental markets, with slow he the Baltic. Firmer advice* come from America, ma the yield in the southern states has been so much overstated, that a scarcity of samples already appeals at Baltimore and other places. This must diminish supplies at New York ; the northern state., however are more favourably spoken of. The new submarine telegraph, when brought into use, we think will be more likely to keep up prices in America than inns more liberal shipments, as car trennatlantio kinaneen will not be slack to turn seri, ininestatket to their own account. _ . Since the 13th Wet. there ham been sixteen arrivals of the coat. The Waimea in floating cargoes has been se follows: —Nine cargoes wheat, :—I Bardiesudd at 455., 1 Rau melts at 355., 2 Ibraoa at 36e., 3 Bathe at Ns. and 305., 1 Seidl at 29e., and 1 Behan: at 28e. 6d. ; of maim 6 osrgoss from 30s. 74d. to 324.' of barley, 2oa of Odases at 23a. 6d. to 23a. 9d., and 1 'brans at 2'38. 7 . per qr. The males noted last week were 95, 664 gra. wheat, at 455. 2d., egainst 78,060 qrs. In the previous lemon. The London sewage' were 48e. Id. an 2,822 qrs. The import' into the pnompal porta of Great Britain for the week ending August Ilth, lambast and flour, were 92,841 qrs. The wheat trade in London on Monday commenced eftes , • week's moderate supplier. From Bent and Beers the samples in the course of the mooning were not nume rous, conalating mostly of the new cep. The weather having been very flay with the emeepalea of some rather sharp theaderseeme ; seUlrr were emirs buyers, sad only • few of the beet lots were taken at previa= rates, the bulk, though only • moderate quanaity, Wag left of. The business in foreign was vwy bet imam ware ha ' disposed to lower prices. Oa We Erse wise 1,0130 qrs. par coast, with 12,300 qua foreign. The helium of this day was quiet, dm sampler lell ever beteg apes& el ea the previa= terms, both se saspests asul threlga wheat. On Friday the farther WWI= more 9101u . 0r mart, and 3,260 qrs. foreign. Sift bogy country. appearing, and old English wheel king somas, tthhAOrr lion was turned to fine foreign, wirdimimaaa fay Mos , day's peter, though the kiss deer llllll rifted. Of conufm Boer the sag*as Meaday via limited, the foreign =misting of a istrarbs quantity of American. Norfolks, notwithstanding the mordl quantity arrived, could nay be dimmed of by taking Is. per sack lees money. Preach and American samples were dull; town-made unal tered. Oa Wednesday there were 1240 sacks par cane, wka 1,010 tem le foreign. Orders being In town for the sae of the Nerflelks that were not quitted on the previous day k.i t i Vil ei ab: done by aceepting 308.8 d. per sack. On vowelised of 210 more auks coaehrise, eel edy seeks of foreign. This scarcity mode 1111111111 of Nadas Am, and dos bodies was recovered. In bodge thew ors!_se alterolon._ _ _ _ _ _ air Mask et Nesbrix barley bhug -.-Ad, sad cas7 Mb mower fwd.' appearing, Maallets market brought mower eilliains le tite grain. The hw mospies of new sot Wig ha Montt to attract the scab uwitslars, assawd nets wad orbeavlli ; but low Inft thely line se coinpued with g er quite se dam. Oa Welasedey thin eaylO s e a = wilt MAO qrs. Omdtte. The MMa sem seadOy pisesk i V at awilag awes yak; at My parerisas raft. The SO spa 40111 4 mil %ON qms. haw ahroed, ali the= tiara Ma. The lueimse die kt eta wait on *owl, ass at full rhea wed ateliewal Weedy through the week. Amstar Image wanly et Malign oats TM morbid as M at day. Freya lams esseurcas the arrivals were limited. The I expert deurad lad rosily abated; but with a fah afflatry ash it MS hardly stacks& t hasp up the pies, mrecially of Remiss qualities, which won la nem Oa Weduseday the , * ewe 000 gm. with Ad* foreign. The had a= the wee Stir, at sasitarei prim. Os Friday there were 635 qrs. per seed, WI MOD qrs. more from the cotilmet. Yet the dimwit vas that se well easedasd, that lame Lalitiss tesseisaally redised ram maw, ell sera Ireeiga bsi ge =bre ak : Itoiday eowdelei et ir t LI Ned he Ma brisk, bathe preview retie were mehhated, sad Vas the week rural. _ . _ With sialr apply al white forties peas ow Yeaday, the arrival el liaglair. raft sew, was seamy. The previous Wel WlMPSZ es beth for boilers sad her had, seareely say farther seaseriag. Ihdossepeatiy the marbet rreadeed Mrs anima = e illls_Wila dstesded lb. wee This siresawleass, bowermr, did art sliwalete tai warms, it Wag gist; at thadawswil Oar tabs vassisal w ' ere, W st *By *war rates. Cf•Iblill were asked es ?Ma, the I maw set Warp tatideatery. Mast Kan faaekw= still mated for Food red elovenerri as.e were few emspise ce oar to asset it. The mead artas la Me& sad Mai woe aftsrwards sore Isserwehly waselad. Wham issit. is well as Deka, vas quiet. White arsehirdseed dY sit =str Samar high pies, sans flee babe said at 17s. sad Data et He. par barbel. Bat wilder Isms, Cs their great sairsity, laws quits as deer. as reas, boa the abeam at asw sweples. RePletadr v smarmy, sad cariewlar, raid alowly, without Arne ei le& Bo past • Indemnity appears is the several regatta of the errantry wheat marketa that pantomime isma smeareesszy Vary geserally re that lisidl eitsapallsa thleasti maikets both bo port yars sad eau; esteY deal was larm freely exhibited, and new more plentiful, and that the latter unless fine, sold in buyers' favour. A good deal of rain hs: fallen in certain localities, am Norwich and Bristol; but, more generally, plentiful showers would be welcome, th e only fur in such case being for the late potatoes, si toe sudden change might bring on disease, as on former o p cadent , . The Liverpool report of Tuesday was but a report tb a previous market as to the wheat trade, prices being tak . changed ; all spring corn found a slow sale, and amiss wis quite Id. neglected. Friday's account stated wheat in goo d de 'sand at per 701b5., advance, barley and beans as previ ously quoted ; oats and meal were deli, and maize 6d. to Od. per qr. lower, Oasts being offered at 33e., and white A. dust at Us. 6d. Saturday's markets after the rain were generally rather higher. Spring corn has generally been firm. In Sootland the weather has mostly been favourable. Wheat and flour were in moderate demand at Glasgow, especially choice American ; barley and oats were dad Peas firm, and beans 6d. to le. per qr. higher. At Edin burgh, with a plentiful supply, wheat was unaltered ; Barley firm. New tawny oat', per steamer, had been selling at 25e. to 265. 6d. per qr. The good crop of potatoes in Ireland had much diminished the demand for maize and the favourable harvest weather made markets very quiet. Dublin wu without change, except ing here and rapeseed, which were 6d. per barrel lower. The only change at 'Waterford was a alight improvement in oats . Cork advice' were dull for all grain. WIDOW 11111KLY DOCK KITIIILNa..AVOCIT 2L 16 11768666 DeOwed I.r. Mock WV. sous—watiars OD 61.(97 KOK 81170 IlawOlva tap MOO 9.9'6 104,207 MSS Dos& sig Kokes bop 6,49.1 0,748 130,673 WAS ....... " Din saiTT &J'6 mars mot; 0.4 .L... auk. 16 156 15371 ...... • .:**.. .. ' 1,15 352 ILIA 6,650 190 11.860 1.. :::::: LSI 1,011 6 8 1 :210 &KO DAV— 560 an 55 1,803 458 0,48 S 1.141 KU 50,819 KAI COTTON.—LrraarooL, Atrourr 23.—There bee beat more tone In the market today, and Friday's quotations are in/stained. Bala 10,000 bales, spesalation 3,600. 700 Surat, eld. to 61d.• 300 Egyptian, 81d. to 914. 600 Pertain, 80. to 9d. • '260 Maranhao, 81d. to 9d. ; 66 Bahia, 71d.; 8,100 Amalaia. TALLOW.—The tallow market was quiet throughod List week, and for forward delivery we have to report a de aline of id. per owt. On the spot the trade demand was good is the early pert of the week, and prime in this position were feirly supported. The supply of town tallow has been but moderate, and although it is quoted 47e. 6d. net cash, it is not to be bought under 48e. To-day the market has been steady, without activity. The market is quoted from St. Petersburg, by telegraph, other firmer, 166 re. for August; and doting prioes were :—Spot, new, 46e. ; old, Ms. to 48s. 3d. ; September, 484. 3d . ; October end December. 465. 3d. to 48e. 6tl ; January and March, 48e. 4d. ; 0810111 rasp, 495.; bed, 48a. :to 48s. 6d; and South Amebas, 495. 9d. to 50a. Palm off, 37e. ed. Comet nut oil, Ills.,• Cochin, 366.—(From the Circular of Messrs. Smith and Chutes, dated Monday evening.) CATTLE.—Lrrintroot, Arouar 23.—The sug m l a y i l L bed end mutton less than last Monday ; the very good for beef, at higher prime for the best goa -1 ity and fall price for middling and inferior. Sheep sad Webs without change. Beef, 4}d. to 7d. ; mutton, 6d. to 70. Numbers at market : cattle, 2,098 ; sheep, 10,409. 1 5 4 COALS. - LONDON, AUGUST 21. - B s &beide Wag Hartley, las. 6d. ; Davison's West ,16s. 6d.; Barden H, 16e.; Hartlepool West , 154.; s sy, 16s. 3d.; Haswell Gas, 18..; 7 oward's Prim Wait Netherthon, 16e. 3d.; Tatifiald Moor, 13s. _ ,3d.• Walker ers, 12a. 9d. Wylain, Wells BM Acorn Close, 15s. 9d ; Walls End Bowan, lile.ed. ; Wells End Ufa, 16e. 9d.; Walls End Harlon, 16e. Ikl.; Was BM Riddell, 165.; Eden Main, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Bells, 14e. 9d.; Wahl lad Belmont, 14e. 9d. Will, End Braddylla Hatton, Hie. ; Walls End Driburn Orange, 16a.; Walls End Frau wellgsts, 16n 9d.; Walls Bud Haswell, 3d.; Walla Ea Baws,l7B. ad. ; Wills End 16s. 3d.; Walls End Rossel's Hatton, 165.; Wall= Steweree, 17e.; Walls Bad Shinehfis, 16.. 3d.; Walls lad Hough na, 16a. 941.; Walls End South Hallos , 16s. 3d.; Walla Bad Teem, 17s. ; Walls Bed Adidsids Tw, 16s. 3d.; Brown Moor High Main, 14. 6.1. ; Nizon's ,yr, 215.; Nines Baileys, 21a.-Ships at ramket, 106 ; sold, 92. TILE POLICE COUB7St MANBI . ON-R01:151. Jfary formats, tabrired midigtheath woman, was &erred with swallo a quotaty se am& with intent to commit sal ; sad sold, her husband, wee chased with aft ma elatiles lie la that attempt. Polim-tonstabis 414 said—On mei& Maras 7 and 8 o'clock, I was Wand Sete mem lad ahem poison, at a house to Labour cad Vida-peed. /tale-anit-hel, and upon procsedin4 thembethemlibe hash pima &tag on a bed, and vomiting. The meth plasm sad his an cams upstairs immediately afterwards, sod the knew mid, " 1 giM my with into your ore* err lehigemeNe add." I asked where the got it but win Ile ma MI hie aother fan him came money sad be weat_litthth pasithessil it at Mr. Weirs, a assmi is Old Th• Is rethar rem is the re leer, t had the Seabla allot I mew m 411" rid fa villa a awl paha of the pats we etel Mt IMa Mel the mama to a docks% who with bar eassithiag ft imam bar smith& sad said me le ism be, to I Guy's Hospital. I took bar there in a oab,st —E Lft. used the stoma pump to bor. I. gent ea boas bar away tam there, and to* berls the Make,wb w said bar husband gave her the messy to prime th e peons, knowbg that she Jakarta to take it, sad the busker' was takes tete ea Cody also. Lrapee4or Newnham said be was at the station at the time, mad heard S im husk" pekoes make the statement, but the hothead denied it. Lard Mayor—Wee, where is the KC who .14 he pox tamed the poison ? Il be is in WOO, let him be examined. Santa Farman than Mead up and said—The primes see say punts. I bought the prism My mothm:gaee rat some mow an Saturday evenag and told me to gat two psnawarth, bat I did not know what she wanted it for. I got it at Mr. Wright's, but I don't know now what it was. Lord Mayer—Was it milk acid ? Witnem—l think it was. Lord Mayor—Did the climatal eat you what you wanted It Sir? TVlMost—Yat, ha did, and I told him I did not know. Lord Mayor—And when you told him that, ha gave it to you ? Witness—Yoa, Sr. Lord Wayor—Woll, what did yon do with it when you got Dame ? -- liVhew—l gave It to my mother. Lord Mayor—Ha:Er father sad her been quarrelling P Whams—No, sir, had not. Mr. Goodman ( clerk)—Was your father prated when you gave it to hr f Wham—Yes, he wee. Mr. Cioodman—What took iolsos then ? Witness—l don't know. I did lot me her take it, bat soon after I went Into the other roam, and I saw the yew in which it bed been wrapped lying as the flew deity. I sad, " Tether, hares the paper on the Seer la "Mob I bought the pelsoa," end he sent me after • polkaed& dkedly. Lord Mayer—Welt, that MGM right ms the male .) You did not know saythimgteut (T o the poison you son told you P: Male prWser—Yes, I did, and I will tell pa di abed it. On Saturday I wad boot to dilater, bat I hand dad was none ready, mad that soy wife Ina the word hr Ma. I laid her it would not do, end that she was the was, ht Spar. She said she we not, sad I told beets ..be Mete sal get de al p ., some dinner, and before I instates, I tell her to idiom hiss afternoom, m se to get eradatabis Jahn I Indians to the sad she aides°. 11011111111 I wiled beam a hale WIS. Mail that mho wee net meek later, sad I ell, "Yea see oat quite mita yet." She said the wet, and aka soother wed sr an I wed dd est against Ste abiletr, Whigs eink old while I we dare she mid, "11l know whet would Osett me, I would teini S. I termed round laughingly and told bar that If she task SO= =ells add that would do for her soon enough. She the pm the boy twopeace, sad told him to get some . • bat I told his .at to go. She, however, insisted that he 'Maid go, and se I thought they would not ere his, I lel Ma go. When he MN beak, Is save it is her. I we mailed to W that be hid beta able to get It le sadly ; bat I thought she would aver take It, sad I said to ler, . The best thing m sea de with it is to pat it on the Ire at once." to do and treat hits the back W iden =oh she s weat is a shale er two, sad mid she lad tales It, bat I ad mat him is bed dims ate die ssy sea ems Is with lid pew, width held dread up Scat the leer, sad thee, es the lest thing 'dila scald do, 1 amt at ONO fee a policetema. Load Ma Well mow, that explandisa is quits satis fied.", it you had she it to the albedo lam no, they wadi not hays taken you tato omolody. Leave the bar et Pram, yyam ales, for of emus y duct is Mg* ou must be ills= ha for you, Md. de Priscaer—l did not know pilet I was doing, for Iha beta wastilld all Saturday. chLord Metree—Y f ea, with, drik, I grew Row tow ildren hale nee, who has beta a whams hare. LerilMar— ell, he sense a reopedelis and hildligent yea thisk he go o d adi liviog for? bo Ptlsomar—Y be k a boy based. Lad Idsyerfeei yd yea slat his hr prima to (heavy kis medals Ids. PlTatese--I ad set flank It wee poiwa. I lam they were ally bevies erne Its with me. The Lewd , Ireweeer, relland to serept this apathe tic." wed the primmer hr a yea, to glee bar t he abeam ___ GUILDHALL. Yr. Biwa akspAord, of 176, Fleetstrest, Isesett maw sod esidedkinr. appeared h NNW'r to a sasses shrew Ma slut amelthsr Hants= Mr. Wender appoint kw the Mra. Tbergree mai* thst &emote ta ha plain bit hat air said all ars Abs tor also ada y d Zog a t bor, Ind astsell ma wt es Wakeeeday hat es the me. strhatery Orarmatert, rest-sreit ; ast. *shag ma err think eV wt W 176, Pleaistreet, sued hydra hr the dehembest. !be ahem= meld ha sea sot is, but as sheemild see bin Is 11* barhaven, ale hid *a derma ser end re. Mt de ea bin aut. At spud NM neeased mired eat, sad pre bar ia beakeemile width hew bid shim* la *a A. beak ea brookbi Ms posed. Ho tL eall4 rehested *a stemilig , hes" nal hied khrdf V ; IDA falai lie amid sot gut at Abs, she leh the shop. Creetreasetheed —Mr bad net recalved Bathe from the do hs.** to ntrala tom Om I • 176, IPloo4oiroot. Aldine= Wino rid it dr II would Sot jutify the resah. He hat that wok • see by a debtor* TRAFFIC ILICTURNB. BAILVILTIL spee. Me Per Mir. T 0144, Told urn. aturAln, ISSi. ISM West eadlagivirsit2l. A A Sea. *team. sad MO Gags . 15,476 2,1192 16.1117 17.661 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Amulet, Captain Torwrasa from Boaderland to Lisboa. ..et on Midday Ito* to the moist of the 214 Asyut, and to likely to Meows a total wreak; crew saved. Cherub (brig), Captain CUM. of Arbroath, from alga to Baths% with Su. was wreaked near Wangs materdey.—BmnUto, Ass. 21. Upland (Brom ship), tire New Orleans to User% wu spokes Sta July, In Ist. 24 N., lon. 13 W.. with lose of two of bee mew by low bur, mad dm °them dl with It, by llamado,. arrived at New Orleans. lbws. Value, CepWn Lehman, shard at New Orimme for Loaded and Ilsimea, 14ea Jay.-I.lrerpool, Aug. It. ♦ESSELB SPOKEN WITH. an Mama, from Glasgow for Bombay. July 16, lat. 11.40 N., 100. 24.60 M. Admiral Peter Torderajold (Norway barque), from Bombay le Lauda 93 dsys. all well, Aug. 6 at 24.13 N., lon. 37.86 W. Aso( (settossatr), of and tor Looks from Megadore, July 19, lat 111.31 loa. 11.14 W. Alla (British barque). from Arran for Falmouth, 94 days, all wall, July 11 lat. 11.1, lea. 11.24 W. Al tea ILea 90. as), from flares kw Londtu, 72 days, a vol. July 1, I, a a W. ahem from leas llama kw Oardiff, km 31, lat. 32.57 6., kn. MASS la Bearser,tra Liar kr South Australia, all well, July 11, lot. 1111 N., Ma. 55.26 W. Clzisr * from Livarporl for ',Calcutta, 30 days, lat. 9.20, N., is.. Oshalas (alp), hoe Melbourae. Aug. 16, lat. 41.46 N., by. 11.1111 W. Dafrom Mara July I. off the Caps of Good Has. iI.IA, frCal London for Bombay, 40 days. July 9, at. 6.44 11.0 ea 13.40 R. Mama Mfg). Arr Madras, July 13, lat. 11.60 N., km. 24 W. am Meads Moods for Qoaanstown, May 24, Ist. 2.44 N.. °a :m. 4 %M M. Mika Okra, larate), from Arran for Falmouth, 71 days, all wall, Jar SS. a 114.20 8., 100. 14 IL Koala, team llotabay for Ilverdool, July 2, at. 111.34 9., Ism 6.96 Z. Messata, trout Callao for OD...Allay 21, at 9 14 , lon. le W. Johallreiter, tram Borabay for Liverpool, Jana 26, at. 35.1 L. los. SUM 11. Jolla Gab (Amorist' haps). booed oat, Alga 11, at. 44.43 N., km 10.13 W. Jabs raw, for Calcutta. July 2/. nears (barque). from Liverpool, August IS, at. 41 N., Ma. 10 W. Mir 4 Alma ha Calla July M., at. 1131 N., ion. MI W. Ltd (alp). outward brad, July 11. at. II N., 100. IS W. Lady Bram Co.. Omega for Imlay, July 13, lat. 1121 Ism 91 W. Moat Mewl Mahatmas, of Lauda haul Boma Jay 4, a 11.16 N., tom 27 14 W. Meltranse , (brass), fr l2 om Moulmein for Falmou th , 94 dam, July Us Mt 9.20 m MSS Karma la (arra), Marypairt, from Jamas% for Lake, SO dia Maas sad tem mass Mfr, so bops of saptalm's ragoveryh Jaya, Mt. all N., km. 61.16 W. Prate of kaki (ell. from Liverpxd to Madeira, Aura 1, Ist. SAM N.. km. ILLS W. lased nom. kw Calcutta. July 27,15 t. I, lon. 20. Mr 11. floor (stab), outward bound, July 19.0.6 IS N., km.9l W. Mr W.F. Wawa July 17. lat. 11.64 L. Fora 23 W. Mara rues Baba fer iirtrpooL Lay St. 14 I IL. 1.17 Oa:dam kaim Goma far Port U dui lob 111.10,11.2. MU W. Ulrt . trla Lad= Om Mamma, July 23, lat. N., IoMM W. Warkasasward (with troops), Jam ft, Lt. U./ 11., St IS BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 017 M111111,11011.-Aind VT. - s - t - W — ohatty - tisk the Witt the UM IL P. Onosbunsge.st D00K5 1 9..-Annott M Westbsonte.tonserread. tr wt/G Dot9oc. . et • IsttsMot. ILLROLIATI&-Amast 10. M Johnston. 11.11 110.1(mddim. 199 Gdr• GC 4 7 , 011 Ms 1.4 Bram/bin d dmestsSw. 11011P&AY.-Ausnet IT, M Aston Ismathamp lato.f. Waal* thlot.ths Mind Ms Wm. K. Mointray. of • ma. LONOLASD..-Aismot 19. at tlontlol49 Home. naeldrialumft the wile st Me Bar. O. P. Louise& of • damthtsc. YOIOAN~A N 4 M Oimphius. the Mfg of T. them 1114 1144.. al • mom 11M0111M Moss., -Lognst 21 s. t s 11. Kamington P•lame•Mom. the 1 os NIITTLIMPOLD.-Aesnit 19. M Stoke Itartnetto, Yn. & J. J td/..f • num 1111 A 1 =_. TicteMpirk. Ilsodtattir. Mx T. S. '" • WARRIAGXS. ADAVS—NAILMINO.—Legest 19, Bthpletho. H. Tthlle,, the Lev. T. D. Afton. of Aldthise gh" eglnlT Eh% to Meth bee Preesea, drip*, at the Emil. 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