The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-05 00:00:00

BPOI TING DITILLIGINOir, 11,1,112P00L A 1 1311 = 0,-4,111101111114Z • gst ragb MemetaTle ft de apentas edged de adtertio th er E N Z " lmme edema " =gm% 41=1 ill thi mee l ggrg mere of therase 1611.011 , 411 the dam • *1 : $ 10 . 221 $ 1110 4 1 M i re 11001144 lined Iliaela 4= 44 4 llh ltua =Mani MINE lano, bis lerrna'n deemed to make ft, wed the m item feet OA ean=l ftemer,lbelleeepleffemernerlifeeterde rerun sad Of by eereast. Preesellhers ran mewed rah the =e Weer Weeded end Pitessehee, and babas woe lady eseegle Mi oder en the whe In Poresie's bead 2 , 216 CIF out, Maannrd eappliel tbe atanalla for MP 12 Le in Ohre, *do wes harmer maw Wawa b 7 Jam Iftre.hrepreeensair of the= 4•64 who added id got aka da of 10 te 1, sad lass Mai. theca Yom` ertree. 844 Dodd, bereggrag at hi 101 l de 41 Ma 1110.1rallsess maids Mums 11•40 1 eat an the hitter we- reeting llsilneeeed au se w• adrussare re tour dam be id eederday ed frert won le • editor. 'lle rem el the dry, fie died arepiederee die Pit out ten AMID the mod Nelable abootrea Urger sod de lamb. erre Medid Is sirs pm sage s elieed freerite, t o folleare aethe 010 dal le leery sadist to 1101110 to I abed . 1 tees tales Boat the Wan, who bed the t of Mr. flames. Weber felled to day the • edit MIN WM, sad U. Its. wee le Sweats/. Pewderh lie WMaill amid l Ism tree leg the eluded lee 4 Mae lested• entenleta sad Belmar, not Meted IN the nap obenined Wed plate, Lase of the ethane pringthe pet. Odom wee deer, sae that nth le ng taan.ad wool 17 either thildender Moe, led of et cm do Had the Pam after paining tie den cm l io T fatten Itertieep tempt eat • dears raiders, the Medoff Mabee sem Mang the fervid ia Prerrer Auden. ▪ bet be card get ao erne Yea sera 1, the the team te Chapel Royel-a fad iddsli Unarmed the sealer d Grearion's !near, and It 'debt bays bad a com b tiket ups thane of Keight el the Miler. a the terse Mel led tern or Ihn e points Iti the betting. The aglieg 9 aka Taal Mere oily for the victory of the farselle Maur, and the falba gel Ferhaider ; Mat Jeffere, hts fewhey, wrest hurt. The Urn) eel blurry was wee 1.7 ray Bharp e pe diw eho 'imamate tad fanterite for Ulll Kneesley Nursery and ran eared. -day de started wont frourite mare, sad woe ..sill. Thu feature of the be ttiag on the seem - wee, the support aemaded to Orion, whoadvaseed to 8 Sol. which was taken loud;. Mery ed lam nom.; me. /demi Mal • air. Dlr. J. Lowe% Misdeed, by Omeeder-41fteellit, Mt 71b a l / 4"b1 : 12 Mr. T. Ise tress' Area SOWN Id (Payee I betting: 6 to e ea Winger. ▪ & Hsu Fists at 60 assa., for ryr-oles; add 84 10d; Ike 111; to be old by &oaks tar 160 save. ; certain adminces. T.T.C. YMe. W. 0. Bradt*, Jane Derr. by Meffelina -43= I (do Mr. Bremerrom's Mereschino, 84 Sib 4301 ...... eJelfery, hir F. Jobastene's ;miss, as 31b (Parry) I the Wowing aro lan Oetear, Indy in Waiting, end Si,.' pris a. Neer,: 6 to 2 eoeh .gets Ohmee ead lassly i Wafffne, 4 lel 41 apt Fe Ma end Moresehise, end lo to 1 agetJain byre. Tess CalasTiltaS , Boost. of Into. 111103, wit.' add. d ; mire is natter and . allowances. Oslo mule and • laki, ova t lons eMbts of hurdler. Mr. Lie, da's Barren, by Porto Mee, dem by Ready or Throws', 6 yre ltd tad b (me. lift ex.) .... . ..(Payer) 1 Mr. C. 'Sissies Bohannon, s rev, list tlb ((Jena,) Mr. Goodies's rajah Dosed. 4TM _ (ffedmiff $ betted Ewe on Ilaillopon, 11 to lo apt bereer , wad $2 lo I opt &yob Dow:all. 2Ma Gsaps Barna , ItTaartaClUSS (1:11110dialp) at 110 NOVA. la Weir, added to • germ dues of lb eon. each, PI ft ; Menem sits; the wiser to pay 16 seed. tame* experea. About ti.ne wan", Martins st the Curl Point (el tuba 015 of tram relax mid pays tom. ft.) Mr. E. theee's The NISI, by Fly by light, aged, 114 Mb Mr; Thaw) 1 Mr. J. Walker's Persisser, aped lid Sib (de 7111 as (Met{. Walker i f Mr. Brenerr. Mid, 104 ISb... Mr. F. Laza) 8 the ft Lowing alio : -Olobule. Wog Arthur, Burl al iaa,Cokaeo, Kay ,e and Black Peat.. betties!: 6to a eget tilobule sto 1 epee. The Nag 6to 1 salt Birk Pease Me to IS eget Kia i nsihar, IQ to I awl and 100 to ant Amass . prehmiery sander i r4= en fester, sad the ten rarer. reached We poet a few minutes behted the indented time. ImmedleAdy after starting the litnvas tern op 1 17 Global , wbo we heady falloworl by i e .. ape Metter, eueeerding the trio being Cornea, 1a .k s odA tr e ey 4l. 4;l i rlutt "l4 l: a t= "a rtist= roan took wide 6 11:tbs, and Ahmed the bails • to ame Iv, of whom glat Astlaur sod The Nue wen the Lot to al. az the obstatly, romance sad Ott* eToteadim pene, the etheie al pr e - re ; ger awe ow weer .iala2 lets fret e cared by King Arita but Captain Brabeion's knee wee dandy followed by Thee led sod Mende, Dart to rtom same Pereiewer, liepater sad Otiitrde. bleak Priam sad Cs {alas next, the lest pare to get ewe Wag illar Mee sad Bor. bun" de letter of 'been, as they used send tbe Ids., drew up fele the ma, and Lag AriblyJNlP•l4olllll=i tomb gd • dear lied of The Nun and Weber. saroanatt aro iato Si..la* . plane, Lot he was pulled beet • apple ofsae heves brook, and al the same obstacle Mg 914 11 =4, and Coittlaula refueled, end or of the pair orosisap essioat Cameo, the Weer wee knocked down. Mena of the three leek any further put in the ChM% wields was devoid ▪ iandent until don clearing Reedeare Dm* was King Alder was tamed by Ole ale sad Pentiorla Tr ea M i ren 40 La In &dn an a) The N Reporter, and King AISLTIT Isat ttafes emu re% Js Black P:l7, in fte rear Wore Vakettiffe 11104 it! NNW ere tb. lal i ttrok ll , 6 7l l :llun at . tb s i a of Yr. ; W l= Ma/tense following sere datum to adulate of POWWOW., Lag Arthur, and lark Priam, nothing the bsidg tow in the lace with any ahanee of succesta t pproadades the -be Gletmle pt within a Meath 4 eitt TM Illtgedllon Pith Oar sex? MA the arid w pizza br row•Baar that no:chine the table , where 010 1 alle2hti o f rod. d Reporter, The Non following at the b the ism until dad live fanicepe from home, where she text up the tannin', sod Peneker padeall doling epteeenie • good fourth within tbe straigbt, sad TO- Will i Le of The in thud Pre, taking the M 4 imp bet ems matSuetNan and at tort two lengths in advance of seder. The ran we; now left to The Non. Wormer, and Ree star, of term the latter was beaten before taldng the lad flips of hurdles, front which The Nan predually drew sway, and woo is the (t.mioanept of ranters lq for length' from Penaioner, tem lengths betted abs. cede Reporter, whe wee the only or ef ahem wroth peened the pat, Oland walking is some die ter* in !root 4 litaek Mace and Kim Arthur, woo were Napa sued by wide interests. es Hermes Itaal,:CAP of 8 sone emit, with 103 added, for ryr-okle and Dimmer ; winner. extra. Nearly nix pants. Aft Al a'+ elisf el Royal, Ly Newndieter-Clossa P -6 ere, fet Mr. Predemor Andemen. • - eve. 1 Mr. Ar.ghl'e Keith:hold , . see, Id ilfb. (Jeffery 11 the followee- pe, 6. t rib (Wilson, ; as. ran :-Adota, thole Prate, Indion Mar, ot eementrb, radio, Tornado, Paxton, Basso Bear, and ;;.sugar. Lett g : tee l apt Professor Asdasou, 8 to 1 apt HAW- Wats., ato 1 and. apt Chapel Bop 3 and Brains. 10 to WAD Star, and MO to 7 apt Nide. les taws, lessee a 6 lOW es with 40 for Peide awl upwards; weight for it s; paidtise *ad snow atom Tlu inmatr to 1611 eta. LI sodas for 110 ere Biz fu/Veep_ • J.Waterterreek's Monte, by Harsyso-liarquie Wu), tot 104 line Y eril l 1 lle. LinedeS Tunaver, yes Man, an (tinned) Mr. Mannie's Boverigg yes (no., 6.e. . (Mler) 3 water oho Tan. &Mar 6 1 0 4 0 a Untie, 6 W s apt Timmer, sad 6 to 1 ap_t Pecteater. • I.ArearootNeeeety Ire me ad 100 Km., for 2 ig to i. monism 3 tom. ; panatela and allowances. Needy az Tor sobs.) Mr. 0. Aspire f by Terrence or Athmetone-Ile. ear pe, cutttlb (Flotler k l 1 Mr. J. Loren Winifred, ht Mb. (Montan I Mr. It. Parr's F-merald, eat llb (Rowell 3 the following also ran Lord Yuma, Aprd ors. Tester, and Pompeii. betting : 2 to mint April Morn, 6 to 1 each met Rini, V( atssor, and Winifred, and 6to 1 apt Becky filtarpe 1. Amer. PLATS Illassetioaa), of 60 soya T.T.C. Mr. 0. Payee's learhalNey, by Arthur Wedriey-Ban Meek, 6 pa, retlb Mr. OmenwoodS liars, 11 yes, 74 61b (Milne I heed Aareley's Memento, I yam, set the followmg also ran :- Suwon, Madame Bodo, Shine Wine, Tragaine, Puritan, /lye Jib, and Proldent. Petting : 5 to 1 bpi Merril Ney, 3 to 1 apt 3teermto, 5 to 1 art reran, and 6 to 1 apt Mars. brew tacos.. liAls'a Of 50 rote. earl. b ft, off by coneent. 'Aram BETTING ON THE COMM. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP _ . _ - - - I to I eget The!'apser(ti7lo to 1 sgs — t Abeneldie (of) and of) 10 to I Van/niburgbit) 11 to 1 Grinning' (t, 10 to 1 Paul Jews (t) after Chap! 10 to 1 Lady ifeariette Royal's rarej (t) Is to 1 Onto (t f) 01 to 1 Ajax (off) gto 1 Knight of the 9000 to 10 Aggravator (t) (tarter (off) lOW to 5 Vauban (t) It to I —'Ste Saw ,t) 10 to I seat. Inal Pore, with a inert (t) 11F.T1 1101 AT MIDNIOHT. Althergh thin, was a numinous mugs' at the Washington 1r -rii/Lt, rill little spreolatioa teak ptjee on the Liverpool Cup. lerkeis vett riag (overt tall nosier theday before inverting for %Lir. At the lost ir uncut Orion was backed at Tto 1. BETTING IN LONDON.—WcommAT. Among the limited number pn got at the dubs to-day there w. a spirited amount of Lettinst on the Liverpool Antonin e;op, The I alto e n .mined inn, Lot 6 to 1 wasprocurable without .I,f -fruity. Grintaton bad a enneiderable mon invested in his favour at It to 1, bat he afterwards receded to ato I. offered. Kiittht of the Gaiter did nut atj car to Le in nigh dasumd, as offeni of Sto t wee t herniae, and the only attempt at befriendi was an wearier el proposed to no ept Hto 1. See Saw found bag-km to a baited.riot at Kr to 9; bet the hawse in whose favour the most bigatio wee done was Oftif,D, wLo, at prim/ :grit/ hogW to O to 10 to I, bad came U l m L a id out on b ig. shwa tame into ipronsincat notice in the mune of the nacernlnff, backers tonwoeneine by Inkier 90 to 1, and allallNlientl, sa little as let to 8 found tale's, but at the finish Me friend. were act quite to fond, end ho lett off at 100 to 7 offered. Ajax tied Vets Anita rvb wend both in request, and at saythieir over 90 to I coma in fur substantial support; and of the estnune out siders 711 e Spy and the bun wire each entreated with a Wide. Cloalre prier*: LIVIMPOOL AUTITI474 CUT. fi to 1 aget Tbe Palmer it 100 to wed Abergettietko and MO so to Lady tbaratta 4to 1 Grimace (off, It end o ff altar fl 4 • Y AS to Van Atabargh had been t) i k and w) to Knight of the hi ax f) (lager (eff, 1 26 to e Nage co) to 1! ad . 1 to to Orton it) 60 to The y ) (t) 100 to haw It) to New WA (0) goo M, v - Hu,l Some. !of, 50 to Vixen g (of) after 100 to(4 tots to 15 Tarlton off) had Lora t) 1400 to 10 The Dean it) toI or A Kaielgt el the with *dart (0/1/ - Pad Jaws, with a ge e ( 600 to Von Arol.ureb, with a kart 20 to I Maio Hama., with a start (t and aff) 60 e 211..ke lbeie serous Van Mahwah, with a stmt (') fi 6to age Grineenn ,2, (t) to I elie it I, 2, 11 (t) 6to I Nene Itiet •I. 3, with of I. start, 4to on 01i011 Verhglll Hal Jaws bat 3 (uiln Ito doo Peol.7.ll4,4osetinp as (NM UMW 64 040111 (a) t to I LAwrt orron*B sAirfirs.—Curets Fevers, 111•11 m Afralusa.thedyiety% &a or Bqi Ilickatra-Bold by *ma* slid the fixt,llS, itelbont44/1.0,404 .• 4. . - S !et, yak%) , Mingra 114. I tali 'debt lehelan wee 801 l Se. am latlaiskatis shwa, mad a } Mr. sweat. Mr. Natiapaa as aadeat alwo. — file Hoe. addiew the rep ati d *" 11111C10111. league diwippii be thought it meetly at the at tie dictation plain ad unenietalweble qteetkin of *ebbe e' ede of years ) Wants could congener*. wideb ne tN nem sublti beheld tic (Omni.) injustice; to them I be walled lately been ev edieg _ Isms, a newrptglitikliVb be aura adabed esilwees seed. He libed its b awn it was good—(abeers)—be liked it beanie it was cheap. (Hear, bear.) It was • thereigth sad able exponent of sound liberal Thee, end Le liked it for that. It was a fast friend NO en meth a ▪ admirer of his hon. solleague. (Mow voices ieter einitkg—" And we hie it forest." lend t .) Ile did more, be reopened it far that. ( Re newed sheers.) Wall. in Tusidey's eddy Awry there wee an article that startled hist. Thee was • little harmless chaff. in the bet pcinithe tads. ewe the position be esompled es the senior member fur Westminster, but as he hoped to obtain the mirages of the ethane. So fnig Nesse was quite welcome to its little joke. But whet *NOM biro wee is end that the Deity Aire thought that them woo some pound forsuppoeiegthattheartisensof Westininaterwoukl prefer a tort' hi • - lamina eandidate no)—emd • liberal candidate who bore ammo not 1110111601,11 in Westminster, end be hoped be piglet goy not earompeoted. ((sent) Bet the natural solution was that some of Mr. W. H. implopfe bed sold the heap New. (Liteghter.) He hoped that the day after the Dolling every ablator of Wes tmin st er would buy the Nose, and he vontural to predict diet tiny would end an *Theis in it begienieg imisewhot in this styl•—" The greet aoestitatiney of West minster, true to its old traditions, have returned two liberal members." (Loud and long oontinuel cheering.) Mr. 8. Mat neat addressed the meeting. and repeated the views be had previously exposed upon pa ty revere sent, and which have been already fully reported ia the Leib Jim. He said that the simple question was whether the country was to be governed, under • no famed yealiament. by • tory or a liberal administration (cries of `• Py the libeials")— and in remorse to the ballot tepee which question he was timidly eallsd am to es pies his views', that be dumperd with secret voting. be. carve the people were emerging from slavery to freedom. and the constatiesenes ware becalming so ealerged, and world hereafter be sendocateil. that intimidation would become imposeibk. Thaw such cireueedeoteM as stele resconsibility attached 4.• Or= the, to MITA ..shat, be referred it. (The bac psedenean's explippetie• appeared very satisfactory, and be was badly obeerea.) The meeting was afterwards addressed by Mr. FAWCaTT and Mr. Cum LEA" who 'poke en tirely in praise of the liberal tellididites% sod A vote of caddanc• was posed, pleasing the slielkiri prefect to support them. 714 ptoo!ed.odethrouibout were of the .enfbosi attk cDatacter. immature - owillanatisi, edir lapis% wan raviewea - n at iz e tiliTaikTZ6 - 1* reed's vim gay* with. - " e rj=l: l l omit by of Ipplison no si Asa to by Mr. Waldo& WA Lab, wee lOW and was amid by seslaniallaw. Lowsirry.-I.ast tight Mr. R. Meer. theldril ltheval sondidate for thsi topeosantalise of this addioilad a wiry large isasaing at tie Cerise-West. Nvoilluelly Ile. Plwasasor (Lases sosamied • vote in favour of Ur. Millar. Ts tbio an anioagment Woo mired •by Mr. Onfwmfdll,* lei in am ly Mr. Alder. After indicted tsvetal others to address the nesibig, pa sinfarrion /squint, of the booting, yelling, theorise, &a., the saes put the taspoetivo quastona, dealaring this rewhition to I e (weird, while it was declared by the ether skla Mot the medallist wail carried, and certainly, looking from the latfoiam, this appeared to be the 0111111, wad with a ;sty largo majority. MARYLEBOXZ.—Laat night Mr. Thos. Cham ber', (IC.. M.P., addressed a messing of the aleeteni at Albeit-hall, Malden-road, tartish-town, whom be was eatLuinistkally received. R.. ~.....4 . .. _.. ...___ tails. 1161 wow oppoolod. Tlao orgemodo of wood lhoosort onSal itO lirlialf• • Mr R.. Q.C.,. Mr. Gloom QC., Mr. Q.., Mr. J. N. Wagon. sad Mr. Wbetaboras op= ler . Ow pram • • COURT OP-4417111043 BKNOH.—Noy. 4. sll4lseps to Ileaser-Odere imams Usk' Mama, sad Haym.) mows r. sorrow ' • '' Kr. O'PhAvy_ aid uds was ea meat Med before the Laid Misr duties at Camblid to nearer Ifthi. 11 a. ed. der goedsittEed Millie the was mdse. a ge. Thug Mac a el ittfamty, EMI Ibi o rdis Was wtttherlber• sea • nevi/slim the debt by the defamiewt after be came of age,. by Ili aertitylse fa writtac that the ammat war' correct sad eatidsotory, as wads bias liable ia kw for the amount. The verdict was maned for the defeadaat. with leave to the *fatal to mos. to eater the verdict for him . . . 1 a Lad Chief i:slieiTiit;•hnd ban shunt the rally part of the day tram indispouitan) mid thaw should no rule. The statute required a reouguition of • debt M arried b • person e nd er we in wrdinfr, and therefore a written I oecessery we the foundation of an action against sadder oiler his majority, was for the court, end sot for • jury to decide es to whether it wan • eutkeient latilkatios el the debt. He thought this document was not a mkictent rwelgo i of the debt. An accost woe submitted to the t as en escountof the items that bad bees suppik4 to him, and he wee asked to sign it. Be did so, but it eat, amounted to this, viz., that the items wets prepsrly set out, end that the sums charged for then', had it not bees for the infancy, wets satis factory and due. This doesimeat did sot go beyond that. The court sieght net 10 strain the language in such • case, the law intending that infancy should be • protection in such cam, seism efter the party had attained that age what the low amnised they lied attained the sweaty disereties, there was • distinct recognition of the debt binding on them. Rule refused. ran autcniare MID MI DAL Yr. Mihrood, Q.C., baked to have • ease became mi the day appointed for its beeringle st rA bebility he would be engaged elsewhere. lbe Lord Chief Justine said the laudable amidtion of the bar was to be commended, but be was afraid he could get went to tim application, as it would be setting a bad precalmt. Ike enfilade.' was refused. COURT OP BANKRUPTCY.—Nov. 4. (Before Kr. Coosinioset &Leon.) 111 O J. IL This was an appleMlOn for releTrs;: - The bankrupt was denctibed es a commission agent and scrivener, of Water less, Themewergest o inpannership with r. 3111/11bal. The debts are 3,435 L He attributes lus failure to losses in badness and ether amnia 11x. _goddess fo r the detaining creditor. This a le Mrwts in the nature of an appeal from a - Jed/ion of Mr. Heron Werth's, who had reeled to great the bankrupt's release so recently as Monday last. Hie Hotoe••• 4 4imated that he meat Meat this man iadts , • • • • pebtletl Mr. mid there was another ground of apiri. tics, the hankrapt bad °Wined from his alma ' a no for 601. to patellas, scene wines over which be prof to haws control, fact the winos were delivered. The bankrupt doled that he received two cheques for 1011. and MIL • the former was stopped, and thereupon Mr. Brown, die owner se the wise, Mead to execute the order. He sued Yr. Brown for breech of contract. A portico 0: 2.1 0 0 4 ffieSue bad been applied in payment rogamiados. limn+ said thii wee not a !rand. The edenem if NW, 13414 be urged against the bankrupt on his applica tion for enter of discharge. 144 •A1e granted. 111, 11111 lift WATILMIL wAtae, is t. The bankrupt was described ea late of Orange-steet, Rai Lion-square, sines a prisoner for debt. He petition 1 the cmut ws fires, paresrsr. His balenoe-shast amstaini only ore debt of SW.. and that the bankrupt &mute,. On the other side of e amount appears the amormoas item of 10,e19L —representing property in menus parte of the country to which the liankrupe donna t bo entitled. Mr. Aldridge, repreaentins the official assignee, stated that one of hie eterks had spent a great deal of time in in. 'mitigative the bankrupt's slalom. but no sexisfeetory re sult tied been arrived at. One of the properties/3 clamed consisted of a house in Ifontsgmequaro, valued et up wards of 6,01101. The bankrupt had tried the experiment of datraining on those premises, and had been along with the two brokers, with wilfully breaking entering the premises. The bankrupt had , issued proc!a mations and notion@ to the tenants of the various estates, but the claims were not such as the °Mad assignee could be advised to attempt to adores. Besides, the bankrupt had been insolvent in 1369, and the provisional assignee of the Insolvent Cotut would have • previous claim to tbe T t e =lar at . ,_ Then it all cosecs to nothing. Kr. Aldridge said the bankrupt returned his debts at SOL only, but a proof was now tendered for 6931. on behalf of a penes who bad lent hire money to prosecute his The awe was ridjonnied for the examination of this proof. pritown. si got tin, Mu sad be ropbod Ihat be bad bought it fres a loss in Widleaspii about tiros swaths ago for 10n On W dams than is a frost ruproossibrir • coronet sot , sweated by a miming% sad sadtraastb tba iaitisls " Th. Lsrl blaywommaibid the plasmas for a weak. Jan WI WA', •• beieuerff'sleTbe ow, woo with a Instal amen% en hie dad, named limy= Geld. aged 11 years. Mr. H. J. Newman, of the Menials Institute for Improving and Enforcing the Laws for the Protection of Woman and Children, watched the sees. The girl's body and arms presented s shooting appear ance, being covered with nag sr and bruises. The evidence slowed that raided at 9, Barre-eowt. shop end a wenn rased Ag=y, raiding in the , was, between II at nigh awoke by liming minion, and thesad It dial eau* t. begging of prisoner to desist from boding her. dbe Treat to room-dox an found it lucked. She tad prinner If he d;d not Wave o/ his brutality she weal Mei the ram He then stoppxl. The follow!og inameng she saw the child, and from the shocking ooaditionmMfasd it in she ooramunicated with the police, and eentimat Harris. 24 D. went and headed him him at his work. 'What be beat her with am the handle of a earter's heavy whip. He had on many pre- TiOUS occes:ons brutally beaten her. Gray said prisoner bed cruelly assaulted his deceased wife by kicking her in the ribs shortly before her death. Dr. Clicks, divishmal surgeon, raid the blows must ham been given with great force. It was elicited during the inquiry nat c :s ci tisoun was in th e habit of beating, not only thiinow c an *neat, but oho a blind child, stilt younger. The • said she did not wish to go home again. Mr. d'Eyncourt sentenesd the prisoner to two menthe' hard Mbour, and directed the dad and her blind eistm to be taken to the workhouse. Yr. Hey, baker, of Cadogaa ---- -terreee, (Ashes, appeared to remise the judgment of the evert on • sumonat, starling him wit b selling bread, the same not being fancy treed exempt by statute, otherwise then by weight, nailer the kid George IV., cap. 1011, ree. 4. The propeoution was elueted by Nr. W. D. Smyth, of Rochester-row; Mr. Oppealssim, barrister, isitrurtel by fdr. Harrow.% of Epsom, defending. Mr, ?los Wily 'S Nis seat • lad for a balf•quartern cottage loaf to the skog Of the defesedast, and the boy returned with one weighisc 7g osieess short; complaisant requested defendant to weigh it, bat the Warr refused to de so, and stood cm the law, terming it " fussy bread." the act of George IV. azemPtiag seek bred from weight. The rest of the cam far the proescatien depended ea the evidence of a baker's fereama in Pie wise 'Mewl that cottage, although hasty tread, was el the lame material se baumbell, sad wee wdihed beim big sold, bean* the evidence et the eemplainant and ethers, who stated that they bed bought cottage bread by weight. Far the defame, ass old baker is Denson at the time of the gaming ad the set, was called, and stated that cottage bread was then fumy bread, of beetarmetesitilthaa knee. bold lawn;, mere enrePal um& am m o to make, , spiWM bssltpa 1 "" Mae IlWargatin• and /IL . I ! claihaa. rim y a t4e, prZ' . " 4 t hat bread. was _Menge_ leaf w ere of a superior Soar te the hemiebsid lifr. Arnold, ia dolmans judgment, agreed that the reel vim*. wee lbe hilerpretatina of the term assay sold" • whether that refined to the time of the ralof the aid, er any Mare period. At the time of bgidaticia the eats. loaf was, by the evidence, knows mink' as fancy bread, sad it was in his opinion the gramel practise to make it of • superior elms of issiirial, taking mere time and labour. asil mistier mere is the process of baking than the household loaf; pad be was of opinion that it Game within the meaning a Grp geaslly sold wader the demominatiois " f • bind ;" after carefully gel tb rou o... the Le = pre and on , and anntnat i n g :La wills one another, he salvia ? "' aa "M le .aney bead, which & biker sea. tot Win d weigh, and read sell at a wuperior price, in an same a.naer that a butcher sold prima and interior joints. Anuther trauma, on the mass evidence, might Woe decoded differently, and be was glad the question was sow awaiting argument in the Court of Queen's Bench. He dismissed the summons, with nominal cots. Edwin Henry George Bnrarder, residing at Copley- Lyndharit-road, Peekhase, appeared to answer • summons taken out against him at the instance of the London and Ikriglikei Railway Company, for unlawfully attempting to enter a carriage at Peokham-rye station while the train was in mot:on. . I;p7t 7 tor7Farp wee pi to prosecute, and stated that several ones had recently occurred of persons en deavouring to get into garrison while in motion. and serious accideate resulted. Two persons had been killed. and it was determined, with • view of checking this ogerelapractice, to Famed spinet all offende r . Bare Truett, paree at Peckham-rye station, said, on the 17th ult., on the arrival of the 2.30 dawn train. he taw the defendant, before the train bad stopped, akin one et the carriage doom and attempt to get in. In doing so beelipped antler between the train and the platform. It wee a meet extraordiaary thing that defendant was not crushed, bat el Ms train did not move very far. Be wee picked up, andlde tame and edema taken. Thome Eldredge, also • porter, gave similar evidence. The datresdant egindlied opening the carriage doer, bet denied ktassarting be gat in. Yr. Mott considered the evidence quite clear, and dna defendant 10e. sad ante, which was paid. • TIM likiniss, THURSD A Y ISTIONG 110 '. •e 4. ,e .f1. . 4 1 s : . ".., f,. 1 " 15 vas IR, _. piessallWe Dr. !' , : 'I . ____ -- bats • -Mr, "Mr -. /612 % - r ISTS A - t.k . f. t Cik "d i lam k"hs v ••• 1• * * la= I" 77141"" Wafillial TKITAA • . ~. . 4 :1 • — 1 ... / .., ;bat it el tha most was bald rettordly elketbsea h em e b e = da et ststrim Woe the UM • =kali= . iege; it b • . ~, ~. ,„ ; The Perair ~. COKAS lc :_ , - bet at So warm '''' . I e riii; wai t ing, ter the el boolled tbe state Sill 1.. 6 ' IIoOKIL HO SlVOSSlSS effigia lha - 21bi• /Mil •• ' • "•••1-edils el S l i a t i lle 9ll9 345 t"."11.4 V --rillil liti2blibrlldr ilibledlebillMMOS o e n ellidi , . 16. 11111 ME . ..t ~ • „m i . , w Mme.. • 116S` [ SKA. • • pas 1 I ll' • • 7 3 : - it h„,,i ~ ~,,, i.i. .g 3 1 , : , : , f m - 4:: , ..TY"'r ~. ..., l bv i s 1 amidetlat .., n!).11 ..,! ' r . ~ i : :4411 . ' .. : ,44 ." .. ""e r: ' Xii . -16 , 4^,tr• ~ '. :, . lini tr a bdt: Qt. ' iL li t *At • drOwasa , z. , Me . .., . . , , ee ere , . , . 4.... ~ _ IS I ' Itedt: foe be" 06 6111 • 6 ° ' MIUMMIMINSbiII Is . 40 1 • ~ , e ik , ,lb Abbott c Mir Mib ' IS . aiesolists. wen press% seg. best MO 7 : tbe emaeatattiesMoltsb at •' - " ' ' Abe- Mks ' S . . toad Is Ada resepeloo. Me. Jog. JP. rbare ~, , , IL e ja as thciaiNgen hidlibliiii •lb..= '1 lid IPM•• • ..mss th• vottoshal to MO _ lum•l7-•o.l•lrigiacialgaVg= '. • tilt, MS.. Os Ilse. L. Illistiey‘ .J. yza r ~.. ... .. . . t • , • i ' . _no mak • . ••- . . •s, 1 "W ald Mad fbe it s Maud IMF baisillerr e r W ; r ll6lll6l* , eon, ea& MOSSIVAIS lONSIONIC wog kAoKIAISK, • ••• • . --• • - !MM.* " I e m i t obi... Mr. Wilbert sildeattill Me mid mid it swami Roy bare ahrsys gins .0 lIA 'Wel ..... • • likiilliall i alfigetriefaigett 10 014 es*. MIMI ise,l,b ' buret Ono" WNW' Se • ,starrobletsblta Me ' • ' MOWN* ';, it e . Ilk m .,.... , 4 g e k air = bee. lie edleib . MIR Wel DA . Canna Ososessee was the led ceadiedie le u s a ge I kia b , aritsod by Mr. Jolsto • ,ea t sy V; VII • • 1. t . Re arbtalha f• sad i s • -_____,, ,bb " !r e * , kneed* Mr Reed SI Me to fes Wt . ' . -ifMe Oa lier • . ,,,i'! • ' 11.,:„.4 0 .707 1 the no earl'? Oche Mb 01111411•114 .741014 OW a" ' 6 " .. b• b•• Eermfe° l° 11. ‘ 16 nen' item lbt Stet ensiles. He bawd moot Lb. , WOO ' . Milo C= l„. He aa l lamai a 16611611 ble' h 4 66; bbl'' sal honer sambas ea On Lasdee - Fields is a Int- Oat - past • happoond et the ballot, floosies 'tot• hos poet' 04 it tar better that • w oher strol a iito a t z", tr rje t orMotTwarad or . 1 4 . ..: itat . . Rio , I/M a jilatell , r <se aativa te boa litis • os buil va ilseees ., amille stalleand "l"a by L li ta= "11 0,•••1 111*. ad tdal "dab. ' • °I Ida amladalmal=a ° A ' ir Were is tae Wed OS seleotreodeo 'ece 60 7 .' lim flu -loo ist at ~ /sem Esimblet seen 41111c:1111401 1 1AISKIKAalloi. 1.4614 %/Na j o s e k, Ce a ble till Imainiird ' kt e lid e i e l4ll) , e , t a P da6114 0 ,......, 66 .. diesum-tt rh Laded bin el Me. Pewees libete : fe Idlest lbsi kat • I d - .--- - — Ate - la "R ,1 1p0 let the lye sr Is OM bed ions forward i i *MA' soil Aid Me -', ' • , . -- - **blab einwala' ' dadalt 7-1..... r ee d retired. Mr, Real. dose wept logo Mt riam wood as no tint Met alms best THE POLICE COURT& rd. beeped apse Philiad every vows. er wooly ' e•t e„ w e " t i,. a baU T .• O. evil clonal iti Eir val l: =. 44. = ,. iit s esetrest 1,..: ale be •Iliele• spas • eoftsre• • 0 •4 0 14r6 1 16 • Rehab 911 thstaiisst Se =4. Thor 105 66 Uses • rum TIL We bad I = l al m • l a aa ,.... 1 ._ tenekeld mirage ins sad to *fib all' in nueallei •• to define es Agnes Moors, not _,..._,_ 1 •A 26 _ , 111 __ON•H 01316 a , ___ dia•L:ittate .. s ' path. " aid • white We umr " . " . •'" esfennids " released, for the tom tint the ponse Wire ' ea ita eoloinal, tee Ann from tie. line at the _ira pit vraz. Th . L w 7r o layirvisb ao IS pit bsit to. Land wbedi had only ben behmibletti is ' " " bused . n e a m eye" of th e see e t e isa king at tbe llooliiicle4 See The pbeadll bad we' hogs its then inspeoity •to naist viaimw ent ; po. by 1,11.4 . • li, bed ee m esee th e rm was see mi t y t• e e "• ea th e •••••••• t o mim e s e vi m t ismai kk a , tortvi_ , peiessoks . of s god *set nisi, supposed to have 1 Its Bharat party were diabase 10 ~„ Illofeet the poet assa is Ms iiiM to yobs esfettsred is bib sad was amble= the seb-perehassre ecesplete tin r-u;•ipernewaa ago r ob at a saga at tita atm at yr. ; lb. will ' %l ewd t bm, ..______,‘" 1 b 5...... b .•• " ""` Mid et that yeti tbee,sod soonestedwith that blieoNtk benfeilli a t s bash Onstese, Mr dabbed a- t m •,), Altos, peasbeebse, 104, Risheyeennstreet, in sense , airy to deride. BOSON ma nmanorm ag. reat i rsiii i l lefp m e „m em , i n e d eee ti m e ti _p ee ptitis i etiacias. w e d to . . po•••••••, met ,I• beme te et by emotion boar eta passaaamagaa Gawp au,* dto tste ti. 'retina into Ide±elliboleser as Mad IL , a a int pair. .0* *so i5,. 3 . 1 . 6 . 4 midmis , ~.....,, ..,,,,t , i L lid l ass . dk A .2 11. 4. 1 A .1 t 111 02 1 44. 1 iMA 1P1 L. 111. wee' WWI is. no pelsesionsies irked where he th el ' ll le.l4.ilet. t h e . 169 1 1, si n . etrril ir ,.. - ... - . - Mg editors sod beselleek do .•• 16 7" •••••r—•- • "U." r:7.7_rr_._ .... '-- - - _.. ...._ -- e: --- - ,r7;: toe tee rise. end be rolled-1W be bed bouelat it tree a TOWER RARLETS. Yesterday morning a meeting of the cheiremn, vice-theinsen. and secretaries of the cestaittees for ma ducting the election of Mr. William Newton, was held at the Central Committee-room, Royal Bold, lide-ent reed. for the pupae of seeking the Anal amass meats for a new canvass of . the electors Attar volunteer ammeters wmw appointed for the different parishes and hamlets, Mr. Newton read a letter of which tls following a a copy :--•• Aintree Board alma, White . E., Landes, 3rd ef November, 18118. Tower hamlets election. RIF 6 44 fed obliged if you wUI meet the other eaerglates a , 'Um above Wrest ea F 4 torda nest, nt 12 at mos, to soaks arrangeniesis for Ow I election. I mete as .frflrable of tits expenses, which amount te MOM, and assaadag all flee Candiftbis iatend to go to the eon, Tour awe wOl oe AM. ea, iw Width *mount I shalf he OA to have Tear chars at the maidso.—l am, dent dr, year obedieut sereint, Theme. rake, Batcl Returning Oloet. If inconvenient for you to attend per be good enough to imbed your duly-appointed spat to be yementoes ao time mut be lost in preview for the electionof the polling places—To Wm. Newton, Erg., Stepney-peen." Mr. Newton observed that he in tended to go to the poll. and he believed the ether can didates Glee intended to do the same thing, but oa his own Tart he must protest against the estimate of the returning efflcie. In snort to a gayeties, Mr. Newton said he should be rowed with his cheque for 9321. Bs. m Pater day neat, if the charge was insisted upon. Mr. Famude, M.P., addressed a large and en thstimtie meeting last eight at the Beaumont Institution, Mile.end. Mr. Aytton. M.P., lest might addressed the elr:li-e in lin Park-mart ilespe;, Mr% Dow. Tbo „..h Oll - ori nth m en's speech ent:nty referred to the relabels o lds state with religion. The Trtsh duvet and general politles wet site dealt with, and a vote pledging :he meeting tit 'invert Mr. Aries wsa pawed. Mr. Beale; spoke t o a crowded meeting at the Baptist Chapel ashool-rooreilligh street, row. Mr. Oeteabis E. Coops addressed a large and enthusiastic meeting at the King's Arai Assembly-rooms, Beatmout-street, Mile-sad-road. MIDDLEBES. Last night Mr. Labonehere, M.P., addressed • meeting of his oonstiteents at the Roebuck Tavern, Ilsespidead—Rr. Le Breton in the chair. The room, con sidering the short notice given of the meeting, was well filled. Questions having been asked on the subject of Irish tenant right, ritualism, the ballot, sod eduestios. Mr. Lsoceouness mid he was in favour of giving fixity of tenure to tenant. as tenant—that if ritualistic mum mery could not be pot rid of in any other way he shoal be prepared to vote for a nurser* to prevent it ; he had voted for the ballot, and would vote for it again; and on the subject of education he would make it onnipnlsory, believing that what they lost for the purpose of ed the people would be saved in prisons and other= establisbmente. A resolution was then put, and unanimously adopted, approving of the boo. cand date'a conduct in the past, and pledging the meeting to support his return to parlianiont. A meeting of " constitutionalista" was held on Tuerday at the Westminster Palace Hotel, at which • requwitn n to Lord Choir) Hamilton, salting him to came forwam d in the conservative inbreed, was adopted. BEI? 8111 RE.—Leat night, at 7 o'clock, a crowded seal infliebtial meeting of the liberal electors of the lit indult d.vision of the county of Berke was held at the Wellington Music-hall, Peascodedreet, Windsor, in sup rod of the i audielatuie of Mr. John Walter and the H in. Attest n Herbert, who intend contesting the erupt r t the foitlieming election. Among those upon the atform were Yr. John Walter, the lion. Anberon He , Mr. E3kin. M.P., Mr. H. Hermit, Rev. Mr. Wayte (Eton College), Rev. Yr. Marriott (Eton Co legs). Mr. Motivate, Mr. Mason, Bc. The chair was taken by Mr. Hibbert. BRIGIVION.—Two resident o.mservative dates have breed their addrevace to the electers—naviely, Mr. Jams A, hbury. of Eastern-terrace, and Mr. W. C. L. Bashford, of lirtuswickeiquare. Both protest strongly seared th e direstabliehmeirt of the I r i s h c h urc h , and pros fees to be PUI patens generally of the present government. CA NTIBLURY.-011 Tuesday evening Mr. Butler- Jol.neturie addrened his constitaenti at Canterbury. Hs announced himself as an independent candidate for their euffispers at the ensuing ele-Ainn. He said he voted for Mr. Gladden, with regard to the Irish church, bosun it was r Cwittid on all sides that something must be done for Ireland. He had been asked why be did not change sides end become • liberal, but he said he could not do that, because, having represented them in the conservative interest for eight years, he would not change aides on the eve of a great liberal victory. He Lad been forced into an ethane* with Copt ainlirinekman, the liberal candidate, an alliance alike Lonousehle to them both. Hie old friends, who suppurtel himself and Mr. Huddleston, bad brought forward a second Imp candidate in Mr. TAwsWarner, end the alliance he Lad formed with the liberal candidate was so formed lei inure an attempt had been made to act the three. catAd:- dere egainat hmaelt. Under all these eircumatetne.s. he Lad no errs s Masking them to return Captain Brinckman and himself. A resoluCon, adopting Mr. Johnstone's can didature was carried by an oven/Wining majority. A vote of thanks to the mayor for presiding, concluded the proordings. CinteY.A.— The two liberals in the field humeri but eve Mee the following address:—" Bentlensee,--The thud lode rid (*Wilhite having in the most henourable earl thaighttorstard manlier accepted the daci.iion of the erbi tillildP, 14.- e-ent oureelvoi to you as the repromat fiver. of the united liberal moan. One respective Mewl will reatrefally aid in the tri pl. of liberalism, will hip to render hopelme a weed pearly contest in the bee suet, and will confer a peroonal favour upon ourselves, if th•ry will divide their seri iet between, yours faithfully, esAin as W>eteyworrrß brute, Rarer A, Dorms." UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Univpirrt or Lowbow.—The following ore lists 0 caudidota who pawed the exandostaoss Whetted : /BOMB ILK. 31/111111/ITlolll.—Plel 1111•11311141TION. Lifted Waliaa belaatt. theherdip Cease ; Jabs aigeips. Trts. Cell. Cs.., amid Owes's; Thee deo briwoU. Us*. Lrod. said limes Cush. ; pee k Mika, Lair. Colleg e. Lit r tasirm at Owese ColkvaL CM= OW. dts, Aviirtas 'Me % private slLdy ; 17aavanity CALCIUM. 11•1111P•THIPO.-.11011t11/0111 Of CANADA.- arms INATIUCIJLAIIOII,-PAIS Ilowocis Drawn. - Kepi= Masa fOikhrist &Wart. taturvily l' e, Twat.' ; WSW= Npley. UAW.. slay ad Nay breswiligk. - - - - - - - - *ISPT DIVMSOP.—Jaass E. ltooksms; llama WoCrelools Clurtse. Col. Belau. ; Tranarick A. Clarkson. Ilyter C lnarnia__; Ifbrarbor, Opp* Canada Tolga lalhal4 W. Wabon. IMOD S.A. 112411111111,11011..—Pi1l ICIAIMIAT9OIII. Plan Dimaion.—Waitar rpoilevisk natery, private *Fay aritlaelthnins Ideate —. Seam ......,=, beenietitehiry, Welders , Plymouth ; Creeks% Ph 4l.Nublost's OsUrge Her• Willis. Davulson,' tlmats liWidy ; the Baron giWeativills, Unhan d . mit's-surt - Colleges : Idusid Dam Voirelsk eUrt Noe._ _ gnome tuition: Waage dm i.a wwo ag r al lihr Said ; Cash MIMI, New Zhigsmund ; Jets i", , 11 ". W. E. ham% ILL ; Illeglarn iderards, Ovate wart; Ham Toe, at, et Werke Iktlmal at 7s vat. Jabs Oilliott equipeth private stelyi a L ia lmon Usimzt . r ema eilig; o l4wmari Cam Jam (Mop lar= a tel 4 Jan Hoover, Univ. osll. 7 =idiusi hide yaivabir study; 011 brat WWI Jez ei r t r i srung Osk; ga itassom Priegate Ludlam* • ' NAFSUA• pbTatf OtOd7 : . 4221:11 W ail V ia " "la " Lotus ; Edward Mabry, lognst's-park Oallsw; oklarJanses tat Cargo Sat.. Taunton : Thalleal_Wza- Wr gnus- ate; Iltiehast Walesa PO W& Weds, canoe. ; Chemin Prederis Priv& Neu: Omega Sarre% Ca menity College; 2.m . _ Willir aw = iffiBSCOOPM, ibmillielid ; Ideryied ti l q . l s tr;:r. l areel&O Ylirlilliti i±4i3 __., WaINI ..,.evens..prmara 'may ; beat aria minus, min Gewpi % arty, rivals MAP 11 %,... /MI V IN g sea Hot and tialvensty , alleges ; Thomas r - hye ; Dsvia Tame. In w College. E+Mova 113y11119,.--Alexaselar BCD, L.as. Wept. 40 Orme Calm lobnrt Imeise, prints study ; Orme Biwa Tholes, prim e st udy ; James Cliatter,grtmte study; Ryes VaisMine I Whitt, litur Ce ll s.; Jelm - Moan Clain..,llsw Odle.; Whom Coates, priva r tl i =• Alla thonnor Hymns Osaka. Ere study ; Homy willow Cowaer• Caiverett_y_ Cal e ; Arthur Esmad Croak_ , Mr. A. C. Harrints Tun*. Wells ; .1 Harley, it. Cuthbert's Oralkege, Crean; Bark. Damen, private study . Bea* Alleade ttS bark,; W Man Patrick Braden, N. Patri l trittbll=, 011110 W ; Rolm Hodgson, private study • Hash W 4 amp colic se, kielnui nil ; Thomas Let hs lArromtert r. seem sad Owens Conker ; John Amin =sandy ; IL4 m as Wes, Owens and New Church Oellyes ; Pay plotete, private atlity 1 7:4641441 "elmee' I, Eilli's 0:1:r. Mama Psdratrid, private stud ; WAG= Wawa Rowlecid, Uaiversity College ; when . weft" thil l v _.. Ritl ' sr - ai d : Panmel pydney Vaderhamotrste study; Julia relle.i. ;Mats study ; Winisa Wet. o aw. may. ..r 471 E IlLiCßElliti RIO7B.—DEATH OP 0111 OF 1111111tIOTtafg—Corridenth consternation was caused in Blackbuin yesterday by the announeement that Olad of the nen engaged in the fluting at the Blackburn municipal elections nes dead, and the death of another was hourly t sided. Ile name of the deceased is Patrick Gallagher , ale icklayer's labourer, living in Ilaudsley-street,liv. Be was s ',gaged on Monday afternoon amongst the rioters in the locality of the Derwen-sti set polling-booth. Altar tki soiliuuy had left his part of the town to quell • die taiLance in another portion of it, Moue throwing was remetsd to, and • general riot ensued. The deomeal wee seen to throw • stone, which struck police s-mutable Critehley en the heed, and felled him to the ground. Pekoe-eonttable:Rainabottom, seeing this. jam! of over the barriers of the polßm-laselb, and at uck the &ceased • blow on the bead with a truncheon. and felled him to the ground. Baniabottom was himself then knocked down, and was taken to the police station in • weak eonditiLn. What became of Chill•gber is not known, but at eight o'clock on Tuesday night - he was so ill that &surgeon was mike, and at one o'clock be died of the *junta sustained on Monday. An Mimed on the body will be held. The name of the other man wbo is dangerous!y injured is Patrick Lavelle, and he lies at the infirmary in a critical condition. Another =a wail yes. today sent to prises fur a month for personation, and 'molter for a brutal outrage on_ayolitical opponent, was sentenced to two moot& hard lauf. A FATHER AND SoN DISOWNED AT LEEDS.— Tette day forenoon, as Mr. Thomas Hanby, grocer and provision dealer, Hunalet, waa returning from a vent he bad been paying to his mother, who resides at the Bank Hoses, canal side, near Thwaite Mills, and just beyond the boundary of L eads , be and his son met with their death under the following circumstances. The deceased, in comiany with &youth named Calverley, wore driving along Ike meal sine us a spring car t, when the horse, from some nexpisinedcaure,became restive, and, do spite Mr. Ilairby's endeavours to retain and direct its muse, plunged into the canal with its living freight. The youth Calverley almost imusediattly sprang out and succeeded in scram bling to the bank, when he at once gave an alarm. Mean while Mr. Hanby and hie sou, a tine boy of abort eight years of age, appear to have been thrown into the middle of tl e canal, where he was seen holding his eon in his arms abuse the water, but, unhavpily. Sofro assistance could be rendered they bo th san g, and about an hour e!apsed before the bodies were recovered, when, of courts, lile was quite extinct. The Leidy of the boy was re covered in the presence of his grandmother and three of his sisters. end their grief was to poignant that • most he at t-rrnding scene ensued on the banks of the canal. TEE ESCAPED CRIMINA I. LOMAT/It FROM BROAD moon.—lt appears that the criminal lunatic, Ueorge Tutor', who recently made his escape from the Broad mum Asy km, near 'Wokingbaso, while roaming at large nude an outrageous attack upon a young woman named Emily Potion, who is servant to Mr. Thomas, clerk of the works now in mums of progrem at the Prince Consort's mausoleum at Frogmore. Valle this young woman was walling on the King's-road, Windror, somewhere near the Windsor Castle Ina, Turner suddenly jumped from a cart, attacked her, and nearly tore the clothes from of bee Lock. Ileteon, who was greatly alarmed, defended her self as well as she could, arid severely aceatdied her oppo nent, who made off. THE SQU'III roar EII DP77r iIIiZETIL —On Turgidity, at the MAW. Quarter Sessions of the P the grand jury found a true bill against Hodgkiuson, the Lite chest clerk to the corporation of Southport, ou six oounte of the indictment for embezzlement. The tote amount of the defalcation ix 10 1 000/. Poteognco thin kennels of Mr. J. liowe's barrio . . Wing opened at blown-home, Hart land, as Satniday—it meet having been appointe.‘ at 14ko-three—three of the hounds woie foluid - lying &ad, and two others in a dylag state. A toward Li to be offered for the discovery of the oulipsit. BEACTIPUI, Hata.--Mrs. B. A. Allan% World'. Noir Restorer orThiesinft toner MU to codoltly rubor, irrof Or tuft 4 hair to it. pouthfol opiate, and trrotty. It stops the nOe ert itditolt of, It ew wet. toJdotto: tit ponsintott Itionrinnt mak. annals to (lOW think sod street. enn ua n . I b r .1 nnr .I,n. in lure 1,041., prim. Ay 0hn.4141• • non-fermi.. Invert. 54. totTirvu.La and Co., Belfart, are the largest hoiden of Whtrkt In the world. Their Their Old Itiek Whisk le nom. 4 .eutied to do ateAleal profeeden in preferential. Tenotte. iteritkoa ht reekroatl okego toe hemp nos or emportatlon. Qnnto. I:l 4 l l ng=lleation to Menem. Onn , Ve wet Os. PIMA' 01 1. BMus. Peesed, tendon. WA.—fadvertlonosat. MIDDLESEX SESSION& (refers the Assistant Judge.) narks reirikisl, 26, was indicted for stealing divers gold and silver onus, medals, badges, and orders, value and upwards, the property of the United Service In stitution, in • dwalling-Usiee_._ Mr. reload prosecuted; Mr. Metcalfe (instructed by Mr. Woollier) Uoftlided the primmer. The case was postponed from List sessions to give the medical men of the proms an opportunity of ascertiining the state of mind of the prisoner, as De. Turbos Window and mime other medial men had some doubts as to his genii y. The prisoner was pat into the dock, and he pleaded guilty to three repaiate indiatmente, all charging bun with stealing coins and medals to • largo amount. The planner, who was a member of the Royal United Hes vice institution, had taken advantage of hid poiitaon t ) abets aat • large number of valuable coins, some of whioh be disposed of, and other% numbering about 600, wore found at his lodgings when be wise arrested. It wee pleaded in defence that the pawner was of weak Intel ct, and Dr. Forbes Winslow had given a ()eras:ate that le was not in a sound state of mind. iir7i.B7thise,7:sedit;ii;fioWi,;tiTiiim• of Detention and the Heins of Correction, Coldbath-fields, said he had repeatedly seen the prisoner, and be bad no reams to ddubt the soundness of his mind. Ho looked upon this as a very artful robbesy. In answer to Mr. Metcalfe, le said be had not aeon the menthols of Dr. Forbes Winslow as to the prisoner's in sanity, but be judged for himself. Mr. Poland sad when the was taken into cus teLlt wai plying for office of secretary to the i ' Mr. a tare Home. v. Dough, chaplain of the House of Dotes tion, laid that when the pnaonar was brought there he Wes vary reticent, and be could get nothing out of him, but lately Le had greatly improved in kis state of mind. The doss udge said be should treat this ease the same as that of any other person, for the prisoner had taken the twortunity of stealing these coins in as artful manner. The sentence upon the prisomer was that be be kept in penal servitude for live peen (TleforeNr.Payne.) Naryaret Zittho, 65, end JaMs .with, 38, went indicted for Lis:eking into the house of Mr. Maxwell. draper, 14, Calb4t-place. Commercial-rowi East, on the thot opt, and • stwilitog therein a vast amount of property, eousoboting of arfeles of drapery of considerable value. The priioners 'deeded not guilty. ltr.Taler premeonted. Mr. M. Williams aropowed for the female; i). othar_pri.ontor wea utotoboudod. James Cowley, 29 11. mid, on the 23ud of October he obeeritd the female prboner carrying n bundle in Osborn sheet, Whitechapol. and bn followed her, and saw a men break to bra. lie went up to her, and toned upon her the erty pro oduord (a biros imnutity of wearing apparel). F. via taken before the police maggot:ask and 4 targu a wilt the unlawful pow es .ion of the proporty, but ou con sequence n 4 an owner ant being found the was dblebarged. SOUTRWLRL Sidney Powell Markaa,3l, vie red ma, described as a clerk, end Bard freak/Gs, l 9 were et the bar before Mr. Psr,ridge, charged with forging and uttering to Robert 'awards two cheques for 94/. 17s. and 26g. fe. ?lie one for 101. to David Wilson Lengton, a 51. etieque to Oearge Phillips, and having in his possession other forged cheques on Messrs. Ransoms's bank with in tent to utter the fame. Mr. Langton said he was a timber merchant, (*.Trying on business in the Belvedere-road. On the aftenrons of the 17th of last month the poisoner came to his yard, and said that be wanted some shaft planks for Mr. Wil liam Jackson, builder, South Kensington. Wawa' took him to the foremen, and they went to select the wood. On their return to the counting-house, the prisoner mid be would tend their rant tee the goods on the nest day. On the Monday a carman came from him with • note, in which was celielmed the *Myles produced for 101., p ir orting to be drawn by William Jackson on Yeas. Bemoan. Knowing Mr. Jackson to be • reopectable man, he accepted the cheque for the invoice of It. 3,. CIL end gave the SUMO ft. Ms. od., when he Wit with the we od which the prisoner Marshall had selects I. Witneu paid the cheque into Mews. Barelay's beak. but it war 'stunted the following day, marked, "Signature Moo n plete." lie then proceeded to Mr. Jecluton'e, and &mud the cheque was • forgery. Evidence in support of the other awe mentioned in the chines was then taken, and the primmer*, who reversed their defence, were committed for trial at the Central iminal Court. Thema* Walton, of No. II, Woodetore-rond. Shepherd's Rush, appeared before Mr. Selfe_, to further answer the charm of indemnity assaulting Jane Oentry, aged twelve Mr. Martin defended. It appeared that en Saturday afternoon last the ooze plairient wee sent by her father, who is • on, usiness near the Prisceresuad, fr g ting-111 " 11, to K.eall'Cosl-ssface, t3hepherd's-beish, where the soner is employed as aka, to order half a tan d maw She bowled Mr hoop to the ogle* door, white she found looked, but on knocking it was elmend by the prisoner, who asked Mr to sit down. He then shut the door, wiled down sad ecommitted the offence with whi sk be was charged. On the girt going away be gave her a peony, which lee took and thanked him. Directly sbe rem home she told bar parents what had and gave her father the penny. She accost ether le the primer's house, end point bias out am the wan who had areaultod her. TM father told the pnroaer it was herd he mold sot seed his child to order ends without Wog somultad. He then asked for an explanation, but the father olused to ghee one, and retorted home with hie daughter. On the same evening the prknier, who was rieonipsuied by his wife, went to the Notting-hill eta tiou. and said he had been aininied of assaulting the little girl, an.l expreued hie intention of going to tho hither for an espianstion. Re went away, and returned with the father, who then charged him. ][e. fteatlra WI le bed a maim et witauesl te glee the wettest a thietaelet r e t i =laity, bat 4 , he ta ti attUrgr"str kit Walt tee ee. • fee serenest et the «tteoas. YIIt~TA 1/07TAI"W arehAl i e u r i trIsItir una ll e al l...4.1 1 4 ... "6101 le. ila 111. 0ve•bhg. 17 = 1 : 111 :446.. 44.11 40 4 e5dr. 41". " b' DAitakk k , ion ORITGIL— Immo. Nev. 4.-111trusw usiebik. N ow _ .olsslaass ili. pa lb. deem. Syn., ;44..... soh % . sposvilodess ail 0 0 1111 LAtinoset. t. i ii tit Pawn. .08.0114. is tilt ; eve ll;mau. ; KIK s e I , . ). 1n.,. old weim•. WM. ID MK ; r id. I. Ita• Sop*Vl MI. ; 1.. llesycva, rid. c o 1,... ... t it op e l i ce s : 7141. So eV.; a 1.,... a • ..----, i die t , . • OSP SW 114110•16. INK ; hor 06,74: ht,tpi.; ear ,IA • fair Illoorsa. 114. ; la WA. • Mr Pold" WI. ; . wialase Km.** silt ;it Ork•;18.111,& COrroll 00001L—Keltooirest 4 Wry. 4.-71 w auto* ex. tiwbee aad demoted. Boyars ere ue .a..4a a kw UM rue mate ate:LIFFICIN. 1 lo• 0.,.7 -ale• re yt.] „, for mall quantatare, sad •4 • Mail $.ll re:ter. Thy and Co. is their 408400 , 1, IP t- , 4 mow. me lkili,taiai4 • is at secot of lin lieu r.. they neel4 1, II at archrftp to 'song telterea• .16:e- C 1.0 ReAtte Late bees sod imeroehol eh al , a•nn .arnl wt o tot .1 ea& mot the Raise at odd* they - 0 14, ta Mit w Met. They thy. 'Ameba aanere y k• tuet rothe of elated ne tarp, 'hat thee* 4 o. mall, and, for Ow wwittest, 4tlattairteht.r. I;nd r the, ebaoa: Posies the meet •Prortpreeeliters w 464 le. et ••• to tLe •tereaspliew et eaten. and by U.& 1.1. n,. to eri44, Talmo et the raw materiol and there IL•i• its in." Age • tome of t 'my .1 path a Or n ,tl/10.• : -•. riott4n u. per lb. tor New OrIFINSI einn., the eraser,. to. rt. of the tecati. bit inkhorn hesethhot oroda-4, /4111: c, with few • seeptkett. at 0 . ."" Isn'''• h. the Mg,. sing a the: zaustio." •Illaswo. lillieost re U tyro ot of pleb ebow that the immediate pro•pert. ef the Ain* ale eery azdtwreuriede tat valmarr4, sal they eon( s y le't9 th: Mork of Meow hefhprethoed et the end of the t.. 4; v, talcs, epainet 447,Cat bake at the etre of ta•t yew. CORN.-01.etees. =slid yr roue 4 7 . sto at, at As denim of 6d. per toll quo • I tor, for Arg.a. f and YAM. sad otter tiLda frt •it alranit , t ,. tea goat HIM @Mignon. Poe sere ts l ave rutty It pet . 1 7; am the sett. liseley iselterel indsoAnt le, on 0 ,, tho toga direr. °Ward el. per Med nigner. bang, WWII ONO t s, at fret grook's eater. CATTLE.- Norrixonme, Nur. 4.—There wag a t;led rattle Lae to-day, and many of a. sena w go. .d qoality. The teat descriptions add airslily at abw. 'rifts. For inferior aorta the dernand we, dull , wt an maw alteistias in vales to* plate. The supply iii . 4 , 4 , 4 ,. tad, aod the trade was thaw, Nara WWII 14,411 et mt taints. Lambs were she inward aapplr. ru I to, d. satire at laic ratio. The trade in calves t.r.a, an l f. 411 WI , mode, piss were • well thew, and a t -al: at V.,1,11 piker. Quelatinsw : —Beef. U. 94. to 4 , .; lank, 74. to 7, s!, 111UnC41, 60, to 7d. ; Tea, ed. to Id. per IL ; ~,, tub. orTeAti. Nov. 4.-611Vpiii. Ilefe heavy tn-lay, th, meetly it ft dor ; ate bast aold tamely at tree rue., oat it. ate mfarcr wart famed. Bad made trim 34. 41 to 30. id. to As. M. 6d. to lo p. A. 3 1! . 44. Ed. .er dose of &be., Waking the offs:. TlEll.—lttussosoars, Nov. 4. —L,Ist.T.B. is. to t.. r, t . torS; nabs, le. to U. each ; turbot, 7n. ed. to 114. ; re.; Is t) tr. ler Talc; herein"►. rt.. to p r lor:1 e, 1„ • , ti. per boa ; hoddoek, 41. to pro box ; x , . to la. twit; bask, Ss. to Pea. per beelvt ; ports ; 1 Irta. r., 3. to L. Cd. per pod _ ; native ocular., CI pi ; ren.snotas, 10.. to So. per Wthkl; other dotTiptwor, 3 .., st.d etc per boatel. MAUL- I4uDs Nov. t. —Wont 114.r11 r 114, .1.1 774. rad Norioe ' Ulm Nam, 176. ; Wlll4 lir! Die*, ; Walk NM srattins Lyme, ie.. . Ho. ttoinv, I. Si; . Wails kid lauubt.m, es I. , I • tole, 165. • Walla !id Hartlepool. 1»..• W.. En 111 A Ball, 14a. Si.; Walls Mad Kelke, 174. •, Wo. 1 . 4; Ralf 'lad Tritium Grange, lie. dd.; soosiot, Id ; NM, TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mn. Itazawalf.. Ora mosers. shobve. 18.4. 1."7. Well mtles Awegt so. £ s I i (Nat Lan ~as.. WO kist) 14,148 1t , ,f6'5 11.. i I L% :I.llept w 1 t yfations as 6,yr In VA I 41.41 Nartk-WastLini 18 Week saw Sept 19. 80ia.4b 9 9,4 3 10 11 1& 1113 . 4 4 • 9911 9.313 1,1 :4 4,107 3,95 Peek aptbig Oct. 30. Ilsilast line. Omar lons I,lfr , LISS Limerick sad FilOia Limerick mad 1r 1,7 44 PC. 161 Lcadoadsn, 191 10.r.1 oz Wstsefoed sod Likens, 81 169 3m S4r 4 „ Watestad sad Liamick. 17 Id 1,162 j . „ 1. „ 4 Werekis 'Mad e 04. 81. Peabokrokif ....„,„ Week maim Nov. 1 Corswal Cheat 1;418411 Omit Ilartb44- • West W . . emni 1944 64.14.4 49.613 14.0111 Yarkthare 144 9 C3444144, sad Lover 166 9,441 20111 Mad .11,115 lletsap.Eztes.LCAt D. 131 81 &Si 1.161 'A) =BFarthWastas 1372 8003 71,749 124,4 e 15:,11 hb.:::7Faskob 904 1 4 0 16 sole 13%9 31,4.6 Las.. fla. hocass. ssid Aftriaebial mes.diallsid, *Llamas Ws &Ali 111.18 d $9lll 111.1.3 Imbibed • OB4 18,448 4044 81.118 fart Natol 44iW tak.litsisididat(3l.44C ) 1:5 8,601 emelk Dram. lloi VW 1,659 e. 241 tate lo6e 1,14 1,817 8,04; 16374 CO 3d • Wanks fa bins " Dritnco s residence of twenty-three year, Lt India I bad frequent opportunities of witueesin,i th t Scary of rour Pain sillar in curing diseitsis prev ut :u tropical climates. I have given it in many Um? for diartlitea, dysentery, and cholera, and never hew it fail to give relief. It is the most popular mvdieine with all in bui mob, and a great blessing to the native'. -11. ( - timing, 21, blontagu-st., March it. Iscrll.—To Perry Davis k Son. 17. Southampton-row, Holborn."—(Advt I No 11110H1 PILL Olt ANT OTH MIDIU1:11.-• Dierlllolll, 0011/VMPTION. NI MIND DT Cis Lionel RP•i• Lesiva AJWIDCA Pone to Ono Or mms. wwww, Wog ant Omer of old amid young, owing. sultan sorthon• ox• =th..dynopois floOlgovtloal. opioNgotko, elfarthoo. arall7. seurolois. looter* 101.61•602. Ogoolosoo r m OP 6 d+72 Tadao,. moody satiums. Mow omopoipOo4. low rtno. Skol eons obit* Ma roist4l•ll nolielook lososoog that ef Dan %h. Pere. It woo Ifty VANS Os am In ether 'sorbs. - Tl l oo, Mr ; 111. lib wd . ; Ma, await i pre owl Wes Of than arwa• tasted a .-I Cih triorrY 'dom. 17. Sr i et Forticess and ease: sad et Onme.ftnrorwl=s 6. pup ids! , ea 111.0Olowto tr uit BIRTHS, ILIBELIGES, AND DEATHP. Br FNET.-- November 4, at Vl.:ions - -mad. Cltirlton, the wife q tt. Bum y, Eon, Iliramster of H S. F.,r ud, of aWC BT. SCARLLT.-November 2, at Shirley. 13.i.itlim2ton, the •..,! of the Rev. A. F. Burearlet, of one. BYRNE.- Not ember 2, at Mifoed Vicarage. near Lvnungt. , -. Bente, the wife of the Rev. IF. B. Byrne. of • daughter OARRARD.-Normber 2, at Ovington-equate. the wife of U. W. Damara, Eaq., of edam/hue. PAINE -November 2, at Farr Mile, CobS..im. loamy, the wile al J. Paine. be.. of aeon. ROBINSON.-November 3, at Lansilowne-home, Sprim (OM\ the lac of R. A. Ranneom by., of • eon SEWELL: November 3, at Rothbury- , n :as the wet. of C. J. Patten, of • too. STEAD.-November 3, at ryper Holloway, the wife et IL Strad, bp, a • daughter. WArleßUSSNoerenher 2. at Kerel-etreet.,7l , ll6:- KOlge•tV' t %of 4. W,u2s-itwaseAl, st A Lt. a • dam, ter. MARRIAGES. BrETON-HAT.-Novembee 3, at w . yopylon•e, Snots lfee custom, by the Rte. O. bat: rue: of Imaged" Nts s "l'' dam Can. of trutha . m, immted by the ge, .1 -4. Ai 4 Ce. W. U. ratios, Captain Royal Eagmem. to flat S• (vain., second daughter of Lieut.-tirury , 4 c. e. thy DI NET- LINGEREE.-Norenther 3, it st John's. 1. 41 .• .- la at h, l y the Rev. R. D. Baker, vicar of Fulham. imLot , i • w• J. H. Clarke and the Rev. J. 1,. Itanloned.t. 0. 1. Yoh H. Di any. Menu:bent of St. James' t, w of the late It. It. E rar, kiy U1;1 Ft I'l W h.I 1 *MANN - °etas. g • t:•-._•n'-• t " 4'l us Eaethotuu,, by the 14. v. W. ti.-41:11, A. V. it •• 4 Lilt, 1.1. It., to AMA Auguste Litt Ili sr F. Weidenotnn, of Berlin. t's H Nit HULLS AISI ORD.- November 3, at St It ‘ht.n I Weetmineter. 1-y the Ike. W. S. Pro,. rke • t: / .414 . 4 I it. r, ertond mu of J. Nubia., bp.. Of e.e L -.net t Weitudneter, awl Cr szted-osia. Pita •• Batika : oar Catighter of J. tiaroord, Lae O let,..c4l,Ctip..quagiv, but now of Poomta. In lie unit -ea itgLEIT. -October 31. at the Nlgn W.:r. • u. • 1 7 , the lICV. Onalow, 11. W. tiouth..l( leismtult. Eliot ilium Oskli y, daughter 4 hit. J.. .oak)'- Wunl rm. Donert. ST. A N JOll NSTON. - Minter •:9. ist S estate, ty the Iti v. M. Warned, _the w b. 7.7.7: tuba a Stoke Flimieir. to 1 4113 03 ,0 1.'" "4 Sem req., of Foeternstenem. Brighton. HI S- MUSIII4.-Noteader as at St. . 1 - 0 °"" t h e Fitt M illy. I y the lion. and Ile,. 11. W. 31e tyo. h 1 ride, N We. lice. .f., Gaillard.. Oat, Sams, t Meet) 0, met ad Lug DEATHS. of Lord Warn. DEATH& RA ex WaltunsonsTbantee. Elindoe.`i midi w m od 33. OTSRAVE.-Detober St, in Bath. R. 3. Oolgnivc, It .N, 'Meet toe of the late eaptain I. Cagrave, eget re. FAI ()N.-November I, at Fromeasiesvillm t'ltaterthaln. wife of T. IL Eaten. HAY.- Not-toter 2, at Belmontshill„ Lee , C. II ty. by. w'l,4 1111..f.T3R.- NOtt 'DINT?, at Itrunamon, Ned, IL *gym tol • for loony pan ebtk in her Mnjestre Dockyard at 0r...., sod It Bl i taHES. - November t, at Guildford, very og limty. Ife J. peoprietor a the " Wed Surrey Timm," age . ts Illitr 2N 7foremher 2, at bluVr Ruee:l- .tun'' /limbs th Jan., the ehild of E. Boy. aped LCCAS.-Nosember I, at Metes ' W. forty Lempreterseenend of NnpfWa and Priaisimil (latter lb. Hiles Bide end Pith Roginient o . met tI 21.41eInsNALD.- Novi usher 4, at Fart-etniet. tfro-yenor - e4 us ‘' . Lady llaktmet Sophia Mamimakl, wile a Sir A. IL. Ro douill. Ilart„egedlWL /MALE.- November I, at Bath. M. Neale, INT.ef tctorlitywral Hoepitale, kW of the lab Hammy the Military Cake*. Headhunt. SOCTINIATIC.-November 3, at Deyntonsatreet, T Southpute. Fop, aged 34. SWAIS.- Nowndxr 1, at hi. madman St. LmatanTe , I%a. E W. E. Swear, M.D.. F.R.C.P.. aged M. 20017.1.1..-Noventher 3. at Edgware. N.W. , H z. W. r t. room. wog le. Wan.- mweata , 3, at Brixton, A. Wod, E.l ore I - ?fisted nod rubbiliett by Wil.u,N u o f No. iv. Bouverie-etteet, in tit* City of London. hinter, et IN , 011 at r Bentretie-otreet, h t Maud 99999 hot b, usi, lINI E._ - I - r. ,~;