The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-14 00:00:00

r 1 1 )'' • 1 1 i li 1 I. i \ i . .., 1 . •,*? i ,i . I • I i., .1. 1 i ii. I'll, iiil. 1 : 1 1. !I. t*EXPRTSS, S MOlk DAY tVFNTNG, AUGUST 14 1865. '4 dPORTING INTELLIGENOR. THE HOLBORN AND XURDERS. - ThE NOR A6l, OXFORD, AND STOCKTON itigartma On &tuy e rd& Step hen rvirtrard Ares 'tweet genthey was reountised at Ramegebe Tews-hell. se the ere wool era= 111 TIM ISPIIII4. sherge of hubs wilfully andsred Keay Anse Jemins Bn,—lt is quirk work to follow things as they Poniard, his weft, sad Emily Fleeces Pores& hi algid. ape ts the mime mil Jest now, half • doses Ideals The asegiskatee prosiest me :—.lLr. A.Orotion (i)saineeta), wreak. and an ewes of game played at them. dolling 84 H. R. cosblaa. Las., the Rev. G. W. Bicklassere, th • to d hothus em• wit* l tatto t• d iteas m e emmie . "" y liadaa • te a m a m . n ems arawalag i mt em u s " . .. Mr. e lero . au, XL G. R. Hums, Mr. Thome WOW' Sill, it wso pretlT easy discover last week, by the pro- bead, Wr . C. H. Wilkie, oedema enduetHtingdoe. Wolverbwilltiok , end liteeding, Mr. T. H. G. Snowdee, the clerk b the torc h, that the Yea kite Goodwood Stakes was • talsolylue race, se the min i m u m . y oepw k w . T wau ., d the moirevigheo * Be. tan " la a miserable l• 6' tb• "mt. of bus - detective form, Seetland-red, wee emelt on %ben al the Rao ms, Claremont, sad Fars Wed krgto - the latter theory. The overthrow of Christmas Garde I ' d " Plies wilit a r i t ilm • following closely on to that of lospiows, , The prisoner was brought up from the prises at Bed lad Tedlebew ftbe often immediately Ole- I with, in custody of Mr. Lewis Hitt, the governor, and hei triter( ia the Derby/. et Goodwood, had in his band a roll of manuscript, from which it wee ler the lot the Frescbmas met at Sporn; aid we surmised he intended to quote copiously dories theproesd shall "" a "17 poor li thi me d ee , Liagan i r sa r saa *Pram- i At ter before 11 M. doors of taw tam were norm, melees The D oke , A or it • *Or hese w asionlak the salves by giving Oldham • dross- opesed and the public admitted, the swifts room keiag fug Attaehi, the cooquetor of Christmas Oarol, is is the speedily abed w i th as ( maid ! iodine'. The O M .. bow men, bat pomace no chance on his previous ramie& aid over, did not take any heed, bat kept on 'Stasi =tit the will be unfortunate foe his owner. should be kee the stake magistrates took their seat', dm outland Stooling of bi Der vea by, " which Wa rea r t "gi wilf t" pu: " 71b " on b liaru e def""d in all sense d ses down !" and other signs of anxiety, attracted hie Then aft may St. Leger hones used darn the .urrest atlantic= week ; but that more than w ill r••• of any The preesedisp havlog bees fornielt ei red, Forward semi= 110 f• thee doubt, al ; and the t sou th. mid h e h o p e d that might allowed odoloom. se assatry meetings. despite thek lux progrusnies. will be his opportunities for proving his inseams were greatly ren mainly mined to plating. d t Feu= the moat interest* clued by the leek of legal sinishutea, which he bad set bad agair to come off is the King John Stakes, a twoyearold say mow o f 11 , 10• 1 that is to bring out, it is said, • bw i • blibk __,, The Chairman reminded the primer that maple =tire rive/ to Student for the Derby 1811 d, mem bad bees given him, on the comics of the Ares sisal. Nelltehm BooeisieS Sib free Sulimi b e "Olt to *Moe es Thureday, that he could apply for legal if he . win, if as mod as reported • foe the letter ma beat zaood,„,,_ of _ sot it es. an the ° th en, sotinthethading th at he gives 121 b to Corm . what, nib to Katie, 31b to Gladiator, sad tille to King "'" i ir o -i;r oo ";;;I:L ood : ‘, . 1) :": 1 1°-.... a the animas°, of a Cftriethis- The mils newilowde RelidbieF i l l ba r d t• I rtkonaa who b - erbe - ea sent down by a Mead , the kit he dices el, color Geddiag's party mesa hewer wi th Ri. , tho prt.) had in the world. walk or Geoeeel Hew bat the Wel ter _ , •• &__ • _31 • __ •441. ,„„. The 0•11110•11 •••Ofed the prisoner that the bench would of 'Tunes taking lab his held to try, ••• '"* allow him all pcaslik latitude. an the best of the weights Ur the betties Stead Plate, e____ We lira d despite her 51b penalty. The Princess of Wales's Stakes, _uoluntio..tlOns o lirste Ihn tie wooed day, she looks well for Disirdoe, on the ; o N r m r d0 74 1 7. 'moo" far Zae r lolood ,lese i l e o t ht e ll: tato°, yet mina& of km week's =ening, which also tells us that bassi admitted, aid waa rely as areraiLZiek. Miss Williams or the Mama should cam the Baron'( Kea* The oto soy ohisattoa to Mg. ckag dime. The Son% sad Middlesex i ntakes, two miles sod ""=""L' `"" distance, will prove • very easy affair for aid Gibraltar, ""e,:41477t,,_aaa _ flea if he MUNI sough to get ever the journey, for JOOO SI fates Hi cks, eo__= onus takes said be aso W beet looking of the ethers, and the old horse mat tot shoota quar ter ogee on best Wm far elsoolth two leen Mei when " and found, at hones of Mr. Ellis, thrtYlert i nt serried hem about a =me more weight then is put ore him venom ood ohnd. Th e wham. repeatedSu imam. gloss sow. A Scurry Welter race is the eel y o th er evict aloud , lea the examthation cc Thursday. The cause of death is and that may be woe by The s eaoe. Oxford follows each ONO was gunshot wands. newel with • meet ettillei" bill at tare; ba t all the hatr William Geese laffeeden rid—l as pithy at the dimes before we Win subject to what traftarra at Guides Arms Wedaesday treeing, about 8 e'slook, Of . Beam, except th e N u rsery , it b•—Pretna‘U ri a few selectee after that, a patients* celled me into the discus them. As regards the Priam of walee's Stakes, • roan and asked me if I would take • asemage. fiery-yrokla, Weedy question la whether Greta( ma beat Tho rapoost. Interrupting , with great adman...4pm. Ilia Roland over ball • mile. The Nursery . , ea the me' Ufa ageicet my photograph being token through that wils tram. is • pad= the tiond 4 ookielt Beale* et 1" being the doe. lam an 1•000 Slit man, and am not to be made • =true I cos desk as having =advantage is the weight& s how of. litookton-oe-Yese mom here had everytbieg possible dome The Chairman—Gectainly ; it shall not be does if yen • Jar them or late yeses ; plenty of good 2 and 3-yr-old races °bum to it. poevided, tad strenuous sedetwelns made to Set kiimination resumed—He asked me if I would p germ marks for them, whilst to remove the draw6aok to the dyer's in Highstreet, and see if Mn. Dramatise that always existed in their following York, they lived them. I understood ham to say " Mrs. Dressmaker." are sow tied to prsoode that important alee tte t• I hack and told him she was not there, sad he mid, Thu the best bones engaged will not be ' rue through," .. mot tour that ye a and the chasm of the majority so destroyed se I „ at boa d,or,o,e=stitalmseeitial oororOffirtolift: te prevent their ewelnag the beide ; and if °wee" rm u yKingotreet I kneated at the r and salted for Mrs. salsa paironisieg the mitherlsg, it will become one of the lama. She said, p Lai Mrs p memd, .. and I taw a met haportimt is th e north, after Dopester. However, deed... • boa ems me for your .. y the O. Leger comeiderstiess es sore to keep many of the beat • sad _ I returned _ theinnyeurolds at home, sod the good slake Mhos, Christ- !,'°•; aai t at .01 ma and , Ereadelbaee , sad Breomielaw are is is sot likely "1",. ▪ "Y E TI" " . .1" k r • ba T ales saa l amisk t a "i o d a t e % to Is tempt them. These is sot a Brat aim bora Ibi in the Bias- give. Mid WWII( off •• day OPlw"ww b ) . ("mugive. Ilse Chairman of the Bemith . —Thank you • whet is It ? (get 41b ), Lana Booth ( Sit 41b), Sothis( ore (Sat 10Ib), wilhomjaho _ / .. made es She hot which the child were sod Se. Magoon (90 71b), commieleg about the best that en the remains she au murdered. may be in the field ; sad Oppressor should mu on The Chairman—The beach hardly think it need be pro viatorious our the mile sod a half at the above dem& weights, Put 41b being rather too mush for little sorgoaat /Aoki , woo then soma, sad repeated ma oot. Omar, who may ••• "se get home bilk" H. dance as given at the inquest. He said in addition— I Mavens. The Olevelsed Stakes, for two-year-olds, will be asked the ages of the woman and the child. When I told an easy affair for a darkie te come out in, as the bed acif =lithe charge I mutinied him that be was not obliged to VW =WS harem is Wit the Dillesewees his 15 54 shy scything. replied, addrelaing me by name, that if I bib. The Tradesmen's Handicap, two miles, • keen all I should not shish " him so tied," or "it se bad" - /motel' hotweee Spring Om ead Reviva l ; s ad T . D u it appeared. In addition to the matters referred to at F ass ow 's hir ste stasc hice aboald as ce It sh r o r i y ad off aso the tha To zi w t e m Pla ja te res ag IsHarz . o tti be e tt. as was .. a . tinily , . me the second day, if it can beat Bob Chalabsta, who pee removed `t;;;; ^ " o „L" : 7 B. d "zi . v o sPz:dn me thee . i if I a l :: Fell Rowe kb God beet her • wialwieet.•l4 now " maks received any communication from Sir Richard Mayes es to hat Si b mere. The Gnat Dedham 8R Leger, in the the death of three children is lodes I mid I bed set, deem) of Breadalbsee, Broomielaw, Cities= Carol, aid but should probably do so. He said he had a statemeat to BMus, is almost at the mercy of Demi* sad Wan au to make, but be was not sufficiently collected. I left him for deaths also it would become as neer • outaisty for Oltnal, about as hour, and he then applied for writing materials, who ma bag St. Mediae eadNe 4 hil as which being supplied, he wrote these two which he sough over the iwils-wild•o•oess. Y ."` W I Z wished to be transmitted to Sir Richard Mayes pipers fistloth. Th e Ileirdwiebe Stakes , ile b the Cl" • 1•• received them. I have not read them. I the said, win afford a rides oePortosity. lot_t red, t• " 1 " I also charge you with the muds of three &eddy's et Starr's wets Chillies tieier , • Peltsli_ wo 8; b , sad Bad Lioo-stireet, Holborn. He asked whether ProllerPisei end 1•••"••'• Sib each, and the beat d t h e be should be allowed his election as to which charge he was ellen aoseisting of Belmont, Tins, and the 51 ,b'e",,‘", to be kid cm. I told him I did sot know. lade. Th e two Wet tiered t• _,_et their Polies-constable William Drayeon said he was ailed to =ellgereieeSt sad th ee islreee"• • • sea e"' • Mr. house oe Thursday, sad west with other oon without hang to meet =phi% with the worst of mow ... Ho &pawl to "dim the who, as already re. the weights, Ida reputation Slag such that I must Italie- me pisie his winning either this or the saves - furlongs Legalities "itr:Adowdo Ellis toptatod hot skiseasst made at the Plate oe the Name day—sod it is quite possible for him to failietm. wry off the two, El Cid and Terror composts; the only Levi= said that was all the evidence. geed Performer' is the last "med • ite,_, 1111 ...! Mr. Gold, after some cosaultatioo with the seemed, geld third eniMgelneets being the ove - miungs n"'"" "` that he (the econsed) wished to ask for a remand, bat he base he will hue to give lib to Bias Ribeed reed 131 b to (Mr. Gold) did Dot know es what grounds. • .2011•• Y miceedel on theant d y , •• 4if " t hew The Chsirman—We must have a mesas for gisatiag • • 110111• 1 7 holm best th e forum who . is a Derby , ""'" remand. The prosecution Itave so further evi dence, Age= Coseeqsestly, I must have previous manias to A hatthot, osandtotios thoo took pica between the • eat the wiaseos of . day h 's acioneed and his 1101i0ii0f. and Mr. Gold maid the maim Um except the •• ' 6B Uar• which "1 1 has "" atoned edged far skim tor a mooed wag that be might I • ageon.-1 am, no.. FAB, be able to produce before the bench certain doeumeth bearing cm his ease. Ha (Mr. Gold) wee booed, or our= to state the Mhos of hie dent, but felt sure it was @sly wasting the time of the beach to maks such as application. He oily stated the simple fact sod the wish of the maid. The monied (in • load tanie)—The documents whisk I wish to place Wore you as not nederstood by you in • proper light. They are documents by which I charge the guilt charged upon me epee others. I any it has base eased by others, sad any Ma le maned, I say on behalf ol justice any pesos mooed ie entitled to show why he does that which oommthatioosly devolves upon others, sad I ask that I may have the °neat:ashy of proving that others have. The Chairman (stopping the primer, who was ranthilag we is an isereseadly excited reasser)—Yen suet minder s tud, Forward, that the bash here is sat try* you ; you will be sent for trial by a jury of your oustrymmis, sad I may farther say that we have nothing to do with the mur der of the three childrea is loadoci. The prisoser--Bet I claim the right here sad everywhere Is the same of truth and justice. I%* Chairma—We mut her you. We peremptorily ramie say stead, end you are committed to Sandwich Geol. end you will be tried at the next amiss at Msadaton• for the wilful murder of your wife mad child—your daseh tor. I may soy publicly that the made as =pike tics to ate as to whether he shoe be tried at Maidstone or is Leedom. W e have nothing to do with thee, that rests NI. tidy with the goverameet, sad if they wish to thy him in Lodes) they have the power to do so„ and reuse him under habeas corpus. Mr. Gold—The primmer may also akin that =der the Palmer Act. If be will be dried by ate he will my nothing. The prises'', loudly—l mutt act ow my owe Judean= My conscience will teeth me what is beet for my good, and most do as I like. The Chairman—We cannot beer you say farther. Leh him be removed. The prissier then stooped dowe to speak to hie solicitor, ad a roams was put to the hat charged with stealing a puree, end amiderable coequal= arose, ad as the prisoose was mph about to address the bench, tan of the Len= took him by the arms and led him eel, but as the Boor cif the mart he lifted up his hands ad same, shouting. "I protest io the Dame of moral truth and Nettie* lam sot dole* my duty to myself or the cause of holy jostles if Ido not protest against my committal. It is wat that words the door of the room was closed on hhn Some bids( was uttered as he left the eout aruL but the teed, width was very seat; behaved with great It Is stated that the HOMO Secretary has writtea is the chairman of the beech um* the subject of the removal el the primmer to Landoll to answer the charge of y o ke the children of Mrs. White. is Bed Lion-street, alba= that themigirkatin bad a sousultation ea the subject be fore Ulnae their sea% ead that they agreed Is Ina pd. suer Wag gives up to Mr. lospecitor Team. The novernor of Sandwich Gaol informed them, however, that he bad no power to give him up. the coroner hark, ordered his eleteatios order two separate outsets. The following is the copy of a telegram whist the mmer requenW might be forwarded os Friday weeks& hot which was not seat :—"To Gregory, Cricketers, Puthey.— Southey Prim, Ssadwich. —ln prison. My life is over. Have to justify myself from most terrible charges. See my Pulliam fried. Want his brother. I sball often thic k of your Madness with deepest gratitude.—E. N. floorurr." The prisoner's " notes for the Rammed* busk " moist of a Wrier of qui:idiom relating to social justice, self-de fence, penalties for sets induced by others' wrosgdoiag, the want of government precentiosary measures against distress ad troubles. and the like. The to/lowing : bra :scum "Is then nom who cm reed what must he formation of a mind which could. under its own strong sense of right, offer up fox theirs sad the public, Food the lives of others for whom be bad lived sod faith fully straggled thrush may years et the bitterest suffer lag—dose love sad right sad deeply-tried staff= for them bad bees the ode sweet whisk ambled Wm to endure sad bade for them!" "How easy, eft= i sl oo tio ; mama aim ad erode the ball. Weep for tie see poor dear soul must suffer, mine is put. Whet is to die? The worthiest have died as igamaiethes a death es I shell, sad have lived bowled and beloved is the hearts sad auk of mu for hoadreds of years after. if lam natant% uncientsed I shell sot be the fleet vistlia of la. j u sakse H. urges by his wads that the gewerement' should give him mesas to prove . his fumes= sad hales Mal soma sae organ of the Fables per will pail an that IGGItAld.—TanwAY. TIM MORAY Brnsmn of 5 sm sash, with 50 added ;1 3-yr•oklr, 7st ; fora, Bst lib • ere sad opwarh, Bst 71b ; mares mid geld* allowed 31b ; meals penalties ; selling mid color itralsewa. Use wile. TES RtllllllllllDl Sracmi a lHandicep) of 10 soya. each, 3ft if declared, /with 50 add ed, for all ages; winner or say Issediaap value 100 mom. after August 3at 10 a.m., 416 ; of two seals rases, or of 200 som. dear, 71% ; any other whiner, Sib extra ; mooed to says his stake. One mils. (24 sae, 9 declared.) The lea/at weight moeptiag heist Bst 4th, It has been raised to Bst 1216, and the others in proportion. Age st IA st lb premised 4 812 Holism Hawbillaw 6 8 7 Ifenremne lady Valeatlne (lee. /trial& 3 6 =.l l. 1 84 Arai a 8 3 andinstils II e Culls filbert Then 3 712 Tog Krim Joan STACKS of 10 sem emelt, eft, with 100 eddied, for 2-yr•olds ; colts. Bst 11:111. ; fillies, eet 71b ; eer taia penalties sad &Havana/a T.Y.C. (42 subs.) —F by Leamington—Splitvote, Bitter Sweet, Exeter, Osprielaus, Cesarewitoh (316), Tormentor (31b), Haskotco Maid, f_ by Tan Dieman—Attraction (flbl, lifildiekt. Simpleton, add ?se, Tim, Cretaar„ Buddlestone, Venturous (31b), Vas ter*, (Sib), The Judge. I br Amsterdam —Bea (51b), Katie (Slb), Merlborough (31b), Mildred (31b), The Victim (31b), &Um, The Osit, Mother at Pori, lesuriee. Esther, Pioeh• book (516), Ambition (Mb), Usbnisa (31b), Steghoned, Emma (31b). Surprise (31b), Hurnaul, Mart Asuz i lls , lll Gladiator, Grerfook Ins Needle, Einplaloe, B (Sib), los (31b), nig olwlettaa. Tat ANIOMMITiII Series of 3 sore. sada, with 50 added ; Zyr.oide, list 10th ; three, Bst 91h ; four. Set 61b ; Eve and upwards. got 10th ; selling and other allowanoss. Three•quartors at a mile. Has 1111arflre Pun of 100 guineas ; 3-yr-olds, Bet • 151 b ; four, est HD ; five, six. and aged, 908 12Th ; two miles and • distance. Tan Barmen 87AND PLATE (Handicap) of 100 erna for all yes; winners after August 11, at 10 a.m., 31b extra. Three-quarters al • mile. Are et IA Ate 14 11 , Lobes! 3 312 Cesar MM 4 711 Tabalatbas Bornblower, Tunes 5 7 7 pstm—Mie= Mongrel (b 14 ena nib ex) BI 10 Confederalist 47 4 1 //M II a e 2 9 Vigil Meladeer 3 9 Reda& 5 7 5 Tbe Hewn @ 4 S 5 Dells et Um a 7 2 f bacrinatatiiiiri.:: Thole 4 8 1 Medlde 8 alt Juliet Antoinette 4 8 0 Basket*" Maid .... I 5 7 Norma 5 S 0 Too WMAIM HANDion 13wwsrewns of 10 more Me. aft, with 50 added from the fund ; gentlemen riders ; win ner of any handicap of the value or 105 som. after Animist 11, at 10 a.m., 51b extra; profesakmels,slb anke. Oa mile. (12 maim) Affs Wl9 ' 5v Pt 11) 'TM Warrior Oleerdark 4 12 Moans 5. MI 0 rellos Tonna TM Oasts., 5 10 4 Nerroaert Ira sound 1e.... 6 10 4 UMW& 8 9 7 'Melon a le 3 Csicitsr ON Tice CoiurimT.—A series of matches ' si as inhereatiosal *Manater well be played at Homboarg lerßaiss delis& the comiag week. The admintstratine lave isvitad Wee " elevens," consisting of sestlomes who mimmit minket is England, Frames. and Germany, to seed os the lovely grounds of the Ouressi. A large attend- sue of spectators of all nations is expelled.—Goligwasi. Bs. PaNcaos.—The aigiant oars moat' of peramtm bating the beesdaries of this puke wee performed test , week. tit Poems powwow us sow el seedy three Moored sores, -ad is jest tessty-two miles is oirsumfeasser, Ile extreme *Ns sulk ssil ass* hetes abe oestees sad I of Ozfonlatreet. at the esesseeneswest et Tottenham seart•nwi, the Getwhosee at Melva* sad Lady Deffsris's sad Ltd Mosofielers park, aluettiag as tho parish of Berssep ; sod west sad wet boesded by the parish at lfaryle4mie, at the summit of Primenw-ha ge sna the macs of the Rouse of Cortestiee. Warn' 11114 sod she sestissoss Ilse et aleskestesa I. le MOO& be fools emeeleativuely to be for the eleptatlee et Ms damages. sad, as it append to him, the rely question for gem, which he mays the 1101111piptri biers Pentad; /VP. them was what meant of damages elm wee entitled to, las dilates musk on the power of the prep fog or supposing the jury should h a of ° pap that the M. paid for evil, sad Make that grievous wrong was doss lin to lam:w was Dot suffi brl cie imesnitatioe, bead • read foe nt. thersport of the well Wawa ewe in which Mrs. White was jury, after • vf cantered wills a metals' soble earl, whom pewee, with an the plebtiff, damapes Kt, is addition lie the 101. paid let° booms of 300,0901. &year, nose could oppose whit sweep court. Ql. trill by tiny be eabmits that m• man should be tried (Before Br. Boma Pigott.) by his aquae they abessid be his equals in mind, tbeeghll. YALIONTLII IL DODOIIL Wile,. and love it Muth sad justice, mad should have bees 1 m a .as es .3U" brought by ma w , e w o w o (Ib, de. te"" hi t h . "at school ad bittern.', isim". " ' fondant is on well knows mesa it Bonilla' a Valintla). WOOS. Ahoy Istalfind to mai POO. 'ma, ha Ws that against Kr. Dubai, to mover two kans di mar in the pie (whom to names) 'has done good envies • be Is the /t aw. Liam far woo i mam. o& v. maa I knew who eoeld really andersined 'and drily 1 Mr. ma x i* mia ammat to aba plaintiff. The &des, my soodnet, who could, by helpin me to antra t he a..4 did . 4 ...., by ....., . ° a.m... hut do • service to society that would render his name 1 It saawas eaV a a i a Dama b aa ink were arra d a g aa g meted, insesertaL* held to bail. the plaintiff en trestel dime eseerities, inoludieg these alluded to, to • Dr. Ledimki, but that the defendant prevailed ea hoe Is authorise him to pt them securities from Lodinaki, be promislag to bold them at her disposal, and rtere Sees when requested. Whoa Madame Valentin was reiseesd dm applied, Ps the defeat/ma for the return of them preerilies. sad he evaded her sestessla mad, ea being premed. Igaumstiy add he had even them for safe keeping to Messrs. Phfillps sad C, 39, Iling.street, Loudon. On spading to King-skeet re snob preps were toned to be there. and this efidoo was then brawl'''. The jury pre • verdict for the plaintiff for 8001., the value of the shares, to be redased to nominal damps If they were gives up to the plaintiff. LONDON AND SOUZIE: u •, Thr, report to be submitted to tho meetimg on Thurrial min sates that the half-yeses aserms to the 30th Jose, 1866. show the Wares of the ssysens enemata for the six mos*ti, imisiliag the lialsou from lest dividend of 2,9764 in 5d., sod after do&Mag_isterest oa loans sod all *Om' Ethasolia 411 •611 0, toles 184.7514 160 . 10d. The disinters we deemed it *neediest to follow the muse adopted is last ball-!ear's aeresals in debiting the traveaus with • further sum ed 10.0001. on mama of sompossatioe. Das Mame mailable for dividend then reesimi 174.76 11 . 15a. 10d., cat of shah it is proposed to drishare • &Mead payable an the Ist September out, at the pele 441 seat. msr seam, smoontieg ore 7,736,6684 ld. of pael- Pee as espial to 174,0064 Si. 3., Luria( to be amid our to ties sanest 7461. 9 10s. led. prom senior for the put Mlf-year hew bens le exams of Os eentseposillag sof 1854 by 30,3801. Thusiliage warlorthy thieummay however, bun hemmed by the opsaisgol the Andover Redbridge Railway on tbeikhliatek lart. This, with the mileage el the &Whore* mai Momen t / 9 = /doss, NI repealed to the proprietors la lanimy Irk faros aa harem of 30 miles 17 Males our the mileage et Mk. The average rate of interest so the eompepes met, gip debt bee bees slightly increased darns is. poet 10- year, it blear sow 4.26 per GM. for the balf-you suing 32M December, 1861. There has bees as balsam of 126,044 tray miles worked dung the last lialf-,mar. The imp per mils was 10.4 d. as simpered with 10.12 d. for Ms wiefolle: 1118 m6 hall-reer of 1864. 'Ms promiest way sad works have been mintalwed . is poiorder. Portions of the man line be,. hem Maid. The mood Ilse of rails Menu Whine* sad Breed DIM has bees sod the dashing of the remaining parties of the 7:7 1. 1ril sod Lamar lime betweea Motion Blaghare and Crew kens is new I. om which, elm hashed, will no plots the double I te ms of railway to the west of Yew& The Salisbury and Yeovil Compeer haes rewholl dmia~ Sits put six meths the mood Hoe Wyse" Timken sad Seaday, sad the doubling of the renuilang none= of their line beams Salisbury and Turd I sow main good program The *aeon reports that the osseirastina of tho tooth. =Moe and Netley Railway. sod of the Obertary Bolen des, is programs, utiefutorily, sad that both Hoes will be completed by the stipulated times. the Ressiaglica sad Richmond Ilse has been "tad omit, and sonsiderabie progress has bum made in obtaiaing paean isle of the bad required for its ocestruction. The aster* af these Ms entailed • ausidenbis mosat of argetistisa= request delay. It had ale bon screwy to matt tie »- salt of as applicatios to whom/M. _fer doviatilsg sad im proving tke works rian 1864. sad far ttlieg their szentiou mono ne sesorrisisoe with the 4eetgs ori ginally submitted to, bat sot folly appoint y po mut, in that maim The applicaties of 1065 bas been suosssful, sod the locressed emenditan, reported to the proprietors in 'Pelmary List es coatingestly necessary, has boss avoided. There is, therefore, so reason why the works should ate lm proseadsd with. The direction regret that they are amble to assocarie the welting of the Weymouth and Portland has in euresquime of fresh difficulties basing Mears betwoutlesproisolers and the Groat Weems Company as to Illes Weymouth station Resolutiou will be etibmitted to the _muting for aunorisimg working inangeounts with the Yid Hants Rail way Company. in respect of Moir eximelos railway from Rooky (per Alreaford) to Bisbop's Wellborn, smaliessi by mailmen in 1864, and • lease ol their railway heel Alton (by hirodord) to Winchester, sustiomed is DWI oho a similar negation for antkerisiag working manes: meets with the Sidmooth sad Badleigh Saltortos Railway Cowpony. is respect of their railway, as mactiosed by par limiest in 1863 and 1865. A resolutice will she be sub mitted to the meridiem tow sublieg the &restore to man and Mar, as by opportunity say serve, the share capital au thorised to be crested the eompaay. ruder We "Dour asd Smith Wasters Compeales Act, 1865," by the "Soot. Wolters Railway (Geseral) • AO. 1865," and by the comb* Railway Ask 1885." MA laßra. HARDWAB.E.—Bfinnfronan, Aunt= 12.—The see. of trade in this tows is not spot the whole tomatielsolory ; much of the honor cumplector of • ..oath ego bits dis appeared ; sad if there is no approach to nimatios, as is sot expected at this particular ensoe, there area ea • tale, sufficint orders la to provide full employment in all the prisciFel braarbes. Ic the metal Ueda the iocreseed - ae delty refen•l to • week ago appears to be suidenecd, sod meet of the rolling mills ere well ~aid. 'The ewers rec. iced through the rectors have bin Veen during the log forbeight thee at soy time since the semmensenesut of the quarter, the only exeeptioa to thin bens es to the rainy trades, in which IMO or IN. of slackers le still felt. The edge-lost n hollow-ware ranufacturen, and tie-plate workers iti a r ea7s them doing a good average amottat of bodices. The gas trade is quest, bat his rallied, us envepand with • few weeks ego. sad the light Merl bey makers are tolerably well es pied. The wiredrawer. generally are indiffereetly sup plied with orders, sod te the button trade oemperstively Mile banger is bang does. Is the ion trade et this dis trict there is mon sanitation ; ensumers ere bay* more freely, and at most of the works they ere bettor supplied with orders this they were at querissr-dey. oarroN GOODS.—ltasouogron, Ammer It—We have had • very inactive market all the milk. For the feat few days prisms smothuied to give way both is yarn and cloth, but as improvement is the dswd ler sotto§ at Liverpool, with a moswary to smote sated is prisms, hem must sailors of goods ire to show a little more steadi ness yestorday sad this menemg. A little more Walser has been doee to yarns for shipment, hat home trade nos- Mime sell bat sleety. In sloths Ms market matisass vary &pressed. Boysss AMU' from ream or cast may wry low prime. Thom has hem nothing is India advises to mown* business Bare Modems cm be dose is printers, domestics, T cloths, kc., at low pipes, bat die mast to sluggish is all deparismots Buyers of Moth sod yams believe that prism are too high, sad are not disposed to foil low the example set them in the Gatos mocksi. 0071.021.—Lirsasoo4 Avoca/ 12.—A steady assekst at previous prism Beteg 3,000 bales, inetaltes 2.060 for. ="sad expert. 'TOO asierisee. 160. 1944. i_4oo 1, in& to 184.; 150 IlEarsabsta, 171 d. to 13e. • 230 Amigo see Bak* 1644. to lad.; GOO Applies. Md. to 214. ; 200 Samos, 13d. to UK ; 5,703 k.as, 4A. 150. ; Madras, 13d. to 13M.; Bawl, ashade. k., 544. to 9fd. ; China, 11d. be 1.31. ; Jaya; 13d. to 14d. ; 150 Peru, he, 174 d. to 181 d. CORN.-CAYBILIDGII, AUGUST 12.-A tow unpin el sew wheat we and, bet millers denied to ern the gloss asked. Market altogether dell. shush do weenir vory easettlod. When eld, 425. to 43a. ; stew. 40s. is es. Beau, 40s. to 425. Oafs, 241. le 28t. Onimati, Almon It-Thaw sun a large supply el whoa at our market this mends% sad 6d. per banal ed. vanes upon last uses qestetures von readily Altana& Throe war a fair 'apply al oats earl snail cd bark", le neither of whisk was than bar ohmage la pries to Lon. Ose sample of oats is prior eudatios was unbind. Prins may be quid :-Whist, whin. ULU. to 18s. 3d. ; ditto rod. 14s. Id. to 161. Id. Barley, 10s. 6d. to 1%. Outs, potato 91. to 10s. 3d.; ditto. socenan, law 9a. per Orb& Floor ls. 84. to la. 10d.; oatmeal, la. 104. to 2a.; unload ss:d barleynad, la. 3d. per nine. TM harvest is proposals. rapidly is this cowarr. OomMierka, AUGtIT 12.-A vary shut supply el when wbioh sold slowly at an odour* of Sa. to 3a. pee qr. A low wimples of sew geed reds caw*, which realised 40.. per qr. Guanroem, AOOl/8T 12.-716 s quaatity of wheat fresh la, with • poetised lest week's supply left our, nude a lure rosikot. Several sample, of new item olefin of kir quality and ourtltme. Thou us a brisk 6sui,. aad a Monson was affected at an edemas of front 3s. to Is. per qr. epos the rasa last week. Wheat. cid. 44a. to 58s. ; sew, 48.. to 64.. Bann, 28s. to 31s. Peas. 37a. to 395. AUutoor 12.-A vary nun supply of whin ; prices at la. to Is. 6d. per load higher, bet Mayors woo • eat hie perchance et the The, sad foram would sot nil entre st the anus, and so Tay WU* baslases was tk au Scarcely any trunnions is eats, bases, or barley. The few enapies of new wheat showing see at wry Werke quality, and the yield is spokse of as hoax very deloiset. '9/boat, 26N. to 28e. per led: Is% 295. 6d.; whin. 275. to 30s. ; Ono, 32e. Tinny. Oafs& 245. to Va. per qr. Oats, loans, les. to ltc ; ised, Bane, Ma. to 28s. per load. Per. 235. to 265. _ _ Lsomerga, AUGUirf li—ln this emerfry the crepe we ripeoieg steaddy, sad Is the forward plasm a tolerable lweadeb ot.eore bee bees est, There wee • magi eserzci wheat at ear e not market today, sad oaks sees e Weedily at In to 3s. per qr. more =easy. Wbito sold at Ma. tons.; red, 40. to 445. per 38 Woe% Barley same to hand sparingly, sad the amouot of bailor dose was small : at late "rev maiti eg doss. z,.312a ware as. to 34. per qr. ; griedies, Beall . am 28a. sserd off roils* rather over labs rata ; old, 28.. he 325.; sew, 24e. to per 24 stew. Beam were in meaty sof,le. mod quite as will mold ; old, 40e. to 44. per SO stooo. rim doer, 34.. to 313 a. ; mom* 31e. te no. pro 20 stew. Nswotarts•nroir•Tris, dowse U.—W. hal • geed Napoli of wheat from the «matey tile ismeing, obi& sold freely at Is. per qr. edranoe. South ernatry and ferrogn wore finely held for • similar adverse, both the weather beim lee, it was sot oli•iosble, wed geserally bold twsr. Flew Ors. In bosky, beano, and peas se shame. Oats The arrives tide week am t—Wbeet. eamtwise, , E 0 4 1 41 ; foreign, 5,917 ; barley, eoestwiee. ; foren,ig • Gate. emetwiss, 1.880 ; bears, 13 ; Soar, eseetwite, 2,908 seeks ; ladies earn. Mead& Nowerms. Ammer 12.—The supple of whist was vary limitod at this me/bet today, there Wen beg fry formai in Um ball. Th. trwle may be meddiered is. per quarter dearer than lea were, bet was dell at the ed. wines. Deriantise past week the weather to. bees rather bruise, • oiseneweassi which Wm semewlist interfered with harvest operaties• .• large qesnisty d whist he. been oat is Norfolk, wed wane bee her eseered ; is feared, I ' that it will sot be to poem toodlito sMil the frosty seems bee bad seem iadesese ea it. Todloy it is very bog, and sales, athletics is paid to sore lving en as mails orrailieg willsees earmasee. White wiweigir leg 68th. to inte.),4l. to 49e. ; red ditto w..d 4ig 412 lbs. -to 6411m1, 40s. to Os. boos otottlos buts, Moto bitto.). NU to ; ittlo(woist. S4lb. to OPAL yes, tote. ; dank( dies eo ea. Ns. ; eats, to be• as ttems% Ws be 311. ; pa* Wools). SM. to 38s. pot quotes. raw, 211 s. OL tolk. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—CROYDON, Accuses It Orion Mr. Chamber, Q.C., sod • Common YorM OILLEAN AID IMF w. lITNOLDS The plaintiffs sought to recover damages from the de. t.ndsnt, who Is the proprietor of • weekly newspaper called Reynolds'. Nreo a foe a libel published ia that paper on the god Aptillas Thei ilefendeat pleaded rat he had apologized, and he paid la into courts crepreation for any damage that might have been austaised by the plaintiffs from the publication of the libel fa pieties. Mr. Rookies, Q. 0., and Mr. Joyce were for the plaintiffs, sad Airier appeared for the defendant. Mr. Hawkir in opeelog ease, said that the plaintiff was • your lady well known Ii tbe theatrical world as Miss Clara St. Cease, sod she bed to complain of a mat greet sad marred libel that had been published upon her is the defertede . After her murky with the pleintiff, Mr. Grelsam, St. Oar did what woe very commonly dos by ladies in that position, tamely, retinue to carry on her prolmolosal engagements is her maiden name ; sad the libel that wee complabsed of claret her, in the most distinct terse, with bevies bees unfaithful to her busbaed ; and it was quite unneceseary, he wee sore, for him to my that this was • charge of the meet errs ad palatal character that could pribly top made spied say ram. Be should show them that' there was not one tittle of true, or shadow of feasdatios for this Margit tad the defeedast, reed. seemed to have admitted that fact, and the only question the jury would ham to raider wee the amount of damages ter whir the plaistiff war entitled for the griever wrong that had been done to her. Tbe leeroed resat then proceeded to state that the libel in question was published on Sunday, the god of April, but the plaintiff did not hear of it until the 25th, at which time Min St. Came wet about to appear at the Britanoie Theatre la • starrier/ engagement. The printiff, Mr. Graham, west to the theatre au the day he had wreaked, sad the manager thee banded him the libellous report oomplaised of, which he would Pow reed to them. It purported to be • report cd preceedisp that bad taken p on the previous &yrs the Wester- Mar County Ord, and wee redid "Mir St. Ore is • sew character,* end to be the mewl el • trial in rich • ledgimphousekespee aimed Steer red • Mr. Petherideo to rover the sum of 90i. for board and seetesaries replied to Mies Julia St. Cease, a lady of some celebrity ie theatri cal circles, of whom the deferent had rear enernoured, sod had married her, and she had retired from the day. It went on to my that • eerie Greed aa eques trian artist, had been admitted tab his house as • rigor, sad that suspecting an improper 'afire', rated betwese this peter sad hie wife, he feigned to he obliged to go to Liverpool on important berm. and lell hie hoer, but returned at 12 o'clock at bier aid discovered Deena ie bed with his wife. The report eon eluded by elating that corroborative rider r to the adultery was gives. and the court consequently pee • ver dict for the defendant. Mr. Hawkins went es to r z i er aj t i h s at the plainti ff was, of sours*, greatly shocked et such a statement, for whir be baser there wee net least foundries. He made reties at the court where the pretended Sake was tried. and has not only essiertabsed that no such core se Stoner and Petheridge had bees teied, but that in point of feat, the court did not even sit ea the day mentioned, tad is point of feet there was se store ground for making each • Imre chap spiest this yore lady than there would he for sears; any or of the parr of the jury of Wag bar striated of braglary the night before. Kr. Green had se altereatim but to apply to his attorneys. and they wrote a letter to the &harlot, end the only seplanaties he appeared to give was that he had received the report tram • reporter who had been ia the habit of supplying him with reports. sad that he wee sot erred by err, but be offered to rat as apolorir. Au apology, or what wee intended to be 1100 b. Ma subse quently ruled ; but Wird of this beim placed among the law ad pollee meats, when everybody would re it, it was printed in ern type, and rug the acres to cor respondent.. The terms of this apology were, however, not of • nature that would bare been ex pacited ceder snob airstreams. aid it merely gave the eseindiatioe in inverted craw and la the terms stated by the attorneys, although the defendant certainly expired his der regret at having published the report in queers. The solleitoes of the plaintiff were not metalled with this apology, and they applied to the defender, and be then corseted to insert soother apology in terms which might be dictated by the plaintiff's attorneys. This was clearly not what ought to have bees dor in such • ear, sod it was the duty of the Merest to have inserted • mini mbar= spouteseenely, any the terms of which should have bra dictated by his own fealty, ad t h e plaintiffs, tbersiove, felt themselves compelled to bring the present err. The defendant did not deny that he wee liable, but he had paid lOC into court as atlicient compensatioe for the injury that had been Inflicted on the plaistiffs be this meet sordsions charge ; sad the jury would have to ee l by their verdict whether tide sum was • relater commutation. Mr. Graham, the plaintiff, was time examined. He said— The Mbar plaintiff is my wife. At the time this libel was Publiabed she had sa t to perform at the Britannia Theatre. A copy the report was seat to me. I made inquiries at the Wereirer County Court, sad ford that no awls ease bed her beard at that arr. There is not the slightest foundation foe any of the statersta roads ie the rem. My wife was set really reformist at the &rasa when the report appeared, bee she rd as eagageseset for three weeks, tad eke failed that somber. Mr. protruded to address the jury for the def=t l, , d :ind he said that wire they heard the few rearationa be larded to trouble them with, they would he of orlon that be we. 'stilled to • verdict. He said that it wee admitted by the Prior that the de fendant we. not actuated by any error feeling, sod it was cot neoesary far him to rental the jury that toe editor of a newspaper depended upon those who supplied him with reports, and the one is question war furnished by II reporter wbo had been emineeted with the press for ten years, and in whets be road oonfidenoe, sad had no tern whatever to doubt the troth of the report in question. With regard to Miss St. Ore, instead of his having any maroon or unkind feeling towards her, be had oa many ardor spoken most favourably of her in the theatrical critiques that were published in his joureal. He thee called the at. ration of the jury to the site that the report referred to persona named Swam sad Prberidge, end tea Mies Julia St. rase, whirrs the name of the lady am Clam, sad her husband ' s name wee Grimm, tad he argued that there really might have been to doubt writer the alleged libel referred to the plaintiffs at all. He wee or. LlVE:ter!, Aries& —The GoMmiesiou was opened however, retreated to weird that it did sot, but he sSaturday by Mr. Monk, Q.C., Mr. Berea Bramwell and submitted that the defendant had made all the repantiou Mr . J ust i or , Smith Nom engaged i s ',a s hl ar th e R aw b oo . he could eneld by hteeethil the apology labia elleePtPee. end that tar burr The trials of cavil and areal are will hesot do more than offer to insert as apo logy Jo any 041110311109 at Liver pool this (Moray) marelag. Mr. Bar terms that might be suggested by the plaintiffs' attorneys. Bramwell pro adi on in th e woos' s ad m r . Jostles Smith in With regard to the complaint that the defendant had sot th e add war t, Then are on ly fifty prisoners to to t r i e d, himself instituted as inquiry whether the report wan false Ind it is understood rat the civil list is also Heir or true, all he would say was that no time was given him ENTILAOADLIARY Treserfre OF AN OLD MAL finthe pterpoM cad th a.), .° l2 " tic° . a wu k _ brou g,... ht „ bei , ccehe An impala was concluded on Moray Let at Whit:Aar "" " IU"." tha t , on the body of Thomas • labourer working for Mr. under all the demonstrate, the sum that had been paid id oberd Deochbeld, a i sm , I, t ut /w i s h . The dressed into oourt wee a =Mort compensation the plainti ff s thee described the mime whisk led te her death is a aw e , tor any injury they might have SiIitIODNI through the pals. ma w s ma d e to t h e m it e * L e w y o d aia t oye lication of the libel is pestles. July 28, was the last day I wee at work for Mr. B. Dear- Mr. Rereads. the defendant. was then examined an gam, and at night he made me rusk. It was about Bor 9 he proved that be received the report is quentioe from a 0,0/wri, at sighs lielzen, beer, and ydo sot k now what else. re porter aimed Hamilton, sad be inserted it, bruise that Wm Wm. James and where were it was tr. When it was ecomplainedcomplainedof, be wrote to Mr. them :g o ; he had wede nee drun k wit we biro a Homilies. and he called apoo bias. He wrote to him • wheel b arrow and whee led me law red ew w Reg hate." wood time but the letter was returned to Mom through He eiteremb, said, "Richard D wo hit s id — A tee t e d in , he She Dead ' h'ttas ' adine . and be bad not lees an y thing of tad the other men saw btu Ide mot know how long I wee Hamilton sines. is the hole, bet I scrambled to get eat se roe as Leonid. Crorramised—The copy of the report was seat to the Jim George pulled me out or I should bare bass Mr about eve o'clock in the evening, and he selected it • &wee d . wen t i n over heed sa d h arm did„ for publication be he thought it would gait the public I remit I was going to the drowsed. They them marred me up with wet straw, sad I ley there all sight. 4Psw' Japes, his reply. b wwnSisinsd that the lean" At 4 o'clock the nest musing I vast home, and ha ve counsel foe the defendant had endeavoured to insinuate I hew ever sieve. I too very w a ll bo ats th e y rued that the libel did not apply to the plaintiffs, but it he Min this WIT. lam needy 70 year. old." Oa the pert bad dared to male that the sotusl posed of defence, he I of Mr . D erer idi e id w id ows was given to t ha w that the should have bees able to show most conclusively that the i barrow bed been overturned b y as ad s at. Tb on =stta t lady who was charged with brief committed adultery by me w ° , t h e La s . o ddod, "wha t suc h h a this report was Miss B. Car, and that it could sot bare imin the jury ow na m e to satisfy bdrainani,thissos" peers. It s h ; wi t s o , lawa k . hat(' G ra h am ae ea _ hie ' s . themselves, hot they wish to =preen is the droner — s' ree """ ""' men their opinion that the eireanateasen which wifialet he ma it to the jury whether then could be say- oeeu manner as t h e ...has a t the add Wound Drab. thing by arability more painful than for • shame of adal- o a t oe n i g h t — ieth e ra w 11th d a y a t J u ly, when try to be made against a respectable young lady, error ig ewewees t oo so d samara t s ar pu t e, were Of WWI oatof praetor's' that were repreaeoted to lave tare plea* d ,, a . ai d a b arm a w . a re & New by a th e in • court of justice, and under the series of an oath. 0 .7 e - er T an d " arc hai c . o f the h a y, t ad= He oraidered that tie libel in question wee one of the the gr teat discredit es th e e gg most serious character, and he called upon the jesy to g ive - .. The fellowir," ease the Ruch Advertiser, " loss best such an amount of damages as would be likely to prover y orwer d o d w hewing b oar w ho'd by the , bat it the esearrenee of tech a parodies is future I wee sot entered onthe tutee coif the pnereay by the Mr. T. Chambers, In summing up, said then was no coroner t h e j ur y ma d am . ab e conduct the Rev. , doubt that Use " Ps " q wwW " was asawdekeed, false is Ald Trer, for his want of Olurien Ia having every particle and that sot oeiy was there as truth is mewed to w ry l b, d ogwoo d, or " Roo s n ow the grove t o b e anythieg eerier ha it relating to the plaintiffs, bat prepared until his fee was first paid, isetwitheleadiag tin Sba awast did . °b °Yea sit as that da y. aad i c' ares . ;deemed stele et demeeposities of the bedy, wbieb Derr there was neer care for trial. So far as the libel, Itself, wowed rte spee d y i wei . wan s g eww p es i ww. be therefor, ersf°m'ailya wen t, it wwi d i te t war def at tlien wi t t4 t: u sty iustifiali tbat, when tas.b hatt I [ldeleatellege nt- ] ifogagowAT's OngTxxliT AITD It was PlLlA—Ostrind taleadtke—adese the &Weever, of thew reared each a capon hen a mew whom be bed me wl" arm res. rep Le, were proseenose te to be known is the habit of supplying him wi th bal. b e ewers th e Inalawne waned Waded litre, the very eireamstudielit of the report and to goar iwiPd = tt was NlONlftilllin to err e, sad dr Ur the bed his pre ward the simpler S was laciapets to mire. Zolle r • paYk soon of Perm sad that all the uppeard tore way • Pills exert the met wirier ref mi were represented to lave bbeengiven roe oar, were, of Ord' or gda 'lib" gametal the from fresh el N e ll2l ewer arid Ire Me Apar is Mel= writ owns.ealonleted h throw the drama* off hie awed. the mat m i rto m Ammo, eat ids ere M Thie wee a eirenmeloses ter their aosalieratiou, sad they proom a m p. B o a so d pa s m e m the bum Dhow wield also beer is miad reit the defender had mode so a nd parer, Leeteed cd permitileg it to tan re asst pew sprig; that it we admitted by Ihe tramp rat he rd and wrier state so LW t. ureasiehimour whir dual/ sot red mallirkly. The plodatlff wee dee* donate eleeladula NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—MANvEzersa, Ava. 12. (Wars Mr. Bares Bramwell and a Special Jury.) OUT e. TSB " LIIIMPOOL 11111109111T. * This was an motion by the Bev. James Kelly, far Ado orateined in oconatmes be the /avower Mercury indite dmftar eircurostanoss to thom desuribed m the adias Kay e. Sherlock. The plaintiff eisednoted his own sass. The jury found for the pleased—dam _ Kelly v. the Liverpool Courier was sail proceeded yids, , bat the jury toned for the cletondsat. Thom two caw ocaspied Barra Bramwell the whole the day. firthbeg._ OXFORD OIRCIIIT.--GLouclism, Atraver 12. Crowe ClOURT.—(Before Mr. Suede* Ryles.) cation ot MAW AGM= • SKY. whom. Kr. Sawyer stated to the court that Mr. Woolliest*. a Leedom .elicitor, wog the pastor of the Bev. SW W. Lionel Dane before the magistrates at [Wood. in a Amp of psOary arislog out el the LL eat Egmont will eves. The Steed inagistraiss, however. ohm hearing the ovidwnee refused to eommit, thinking the matter was one et mistalos. The peorestor thee *eased into lemegnissaoss to prow eat* Sir Local Dared at them easier. but shim this Imbed made fordo', Moonrise, and badmen's to the oneelosime that the magistrates ware Tight, sad that the NM was we of mietake ; he therefore wished te withdraw from the pro. swaths. Notice hew lowa email to Si rL. Dwell. SIB cenositrissi A true bill having h.. 11 hand sst Jobs TIM. Maas, shamed with ths nada d Wm. Lyn. a tits eltritsehlam studios, the trial was fixed for Monday (this day), at hiss chiesk. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. GIJU.DRALL Ciao le Austin, are., and Charial Austin, jun., sow. keepers, of Peckham-rye, Barmy appeared bases Mr.lAideri ass ()Ithaca, on • summa teased oa the information of Mr. James Newman, inspector of meat at the themes of the Corntnioskrome of Sowen, for that they, befog the *wane of • oath icy of keel, did, on the 7th of August, seed the mese to Nesgatenarket, it being at ths time dimmed sad unlit for the food of man. Mr. Baylis, the solicitor for the COelnilllllollll.l d alltellit laid he wee lastrooted to prosecute by the Commissions' of Bowers is all eases where dimmed mat had been know ingly mot to the Leedom markets, sad although this was sot as surseased man yet &anthers was one bed feature is it, which was, that helot* committing the slime they had reosived the usual Privy Council notice, cautioeiog them against it ; yet sotwithetaodiog that, they had had the oow killed sett dewed br • butcher sod sent to a meat salesinas it Newmarmarket. Mr. Clarke—l sat • sanitary inspector mkt the corpora- Moo of the City of Linda', and fondest Peckham-rye, where the deleadasits are coakeepers. la emesqueoes of information I received I watched the defendants' premise. They keep almost 16 or 20 awe. Oa the 7th of August I saw the two defendinte darn( a owe to • slaughter-boon M iming to Mr. LsoLford. It was fa a very feeble stain Both defendants were sasuitiog to piths clew aloe& one before sad one behind. It did cos walk Lite • oow ia health ; is Lot it could scarcely walk at 'IL SOW little time afterwards I saw the elder defendant sod the butshor L a m slitaghteri house dressing the caroms I was gives to is that it would be taken to Newratiossarket, sad I watched the premises till baltpast 3 is the wrath,. whoa I saw the 0171:11110 still hanging up, sod I afterwards saw ord, the butcher. put it joie s cart, which I followed to How son-market. I thee called the Intaglios of Mr. Naomi' to ft Mr. J. Newman—l am inspector of meat far the City marketh Oa Monday, August 7, at about half-pest 6 in the monies, my at was soiled byClarke tow body of beef la s tort. It me takm oat at the tart to the shop of • Mr. Pecans, a meet salesman I. the market. I ex amined it and found • portion with the resales of lung dissent oa the fore-quarters, where park bad sleek to the ribs. There could be no doubt but that the cow bad long diatoms; it was non for human food; it looked emaci ated, but act so bad as I have sem ; the meat was wet, showing that the cow bad got weak from the dimes.. On the Bth August I wont sod maw the ether defoodent. hold him my object is cloodeg, and said him if the sow be longed to him. He said it did. I Wed him If he had sold it to the botcher ; and be mid act. Its had only employed him to kill sad dress it—it was • math at.. He further said, that be bed bought it is the Nownat, about One weeks ego, sad bad peon 181. for it, sad that it had dropped off milk lately, tad had been ill a few days. Be could sot say whether it lad bad my medi ans, as his ma attended to the men when he was shiest. Thomas Longford said - I am a banker earryies at bath nem at Nushesd. The younger deteadaat asked me to kills eow for his father. I agreed to do so, sad when I killed it the elder defendant was pretest and assisted me. He aged me to take it to Newg•to market for him. He did at Ilret ask me to take it is my mem I said I sheald not take it in my same. He thee matherissil se to take it I. his name. I should sot have sell it in my shop. I did not know it was diseend. I was told it wee sot ill for me. The hap were grown to the side. I did not know that was disease until I was told. The eider dthsodaet told me to go into the market, and I saw the salessms, and asked him to eye if the moth was lit to sell, sad, if not, to mil in the meet isspecitore. Mr. Merlin Tiber, clerk sad lospeeber Newpte• market, folly eertoboreted Mr. Newsom's evidesee se So the stele of the meat Mr. Alderman Gibbose Aged soak of the defendaste 101. sad wets, or Muse menthe' imptisoiusent. The Aare were paid. Avowals : Wheat, 2,947 q 94944148, 406. cpuurime. M. id. ; a :. 4614, 15 quartos 245. NOTTINGHAM, AUGUMT 12.—The weather favourable fur harvest work doho the past promo boo boa oak. Oa the whele what about aa aversoe. 8010 &hooka& At *relay the show of wheat was limited, Area at sa whams of 2a. M L. par qi made tha. I. Sk. ; old owl, 42b. to 4. 466 be 42& ; yew sod. 4 / a . MOk per wes vary lOW bart► shovels. mad &ion ea hob week; mak'. V& 1. Sla pas to MOW >k pa dom. The aim of eats the deoload Meg healthy, as hilly late pet ; sew, 21a. to Sk, ; lentge, Ilk As' Brae oamoaded the fall rake of het 4k. ; sew 4 40e. 1 43e. per II stem to Sea ; Imo 3k. to Ms per sok. Olives,' Sonar 13.---le essenesses being is penal is this Isnediate leelf" stnedames of farmers wee smell Thin =a; et assiples et wheat, wide sold tee this day week The w of ell =tins of grain amd flan also. Prill•31011OUG; Axiom 11 —The 1 showing here to-4g made la. to 91. per c priers. Several simples of the sew not quality butter this scud ban bese s. safanerable reports of last melt. FM yellow, 46e. ; sad brews maples, 44.. p. per hand. The mew barley eons seine Bennis, Amon 12.—The trade .1 market te.4W was quiet, with oily • 1. Oedema erabe, late rem oily VIM Wan. Ferman rind la. to 21. pr snarler whisk le one few nen were itoomiserem, Anon 12.—The meaner week to. ben ape masselled, OM • great =.6y. whin honed upsides ban ' assibemble breed* el wheat n The show of wheat at this sera swinge avenge cm, while shy sad esestey trade resresesied. Bernal Belea l d wheal ila=e sonitios. Wits. et beet wheats ea to' Si., ..d is nosy ere Ss. pee gr. ~it wen, wink had the desk el a l ng the Melons den vas fig* al • neler. TM gaelatkes ler puede are 47a. to 50., and red 44.. I. 46e. r mid Wirier white, 43.. to 47a, 44e. per qr. TM Melts toads we be quoin at nosh 2.. per qr dearer. ensperatively enellbssimesailese is /eat, lag le. to 9s. per ese owe rimay, whin alteekieg melee. Then we osly a United eon, but priests wen dm We deem. only is limited vented at shoot M. per t_ tins being nfissal, for Os non pen, bins. 72e quonda o m fattest drevalier and plaftg seen Us. I. Us. pee ...- higher, aid ben feeds baleen W. Besse sad pass had IWO, WWI priers et. Winn", Accost 12.—A imp ends here premised with Mahon Is the are writs the sass of wheat le. to le. *bar Oa seek, sad quite se teen Bony made of aL We brim greet deal of ens bare es Thiamine, • maple of seer wheat sold ha— - 61161 n, monist Lis Asa. Prins to tt sine, 412. to 465, asks. 50e. ; red, per bushel One : a to Is. Old. par Pie Ws. per 19 Wesessem, Us= It—At was a dent imply of wheat, sad the , wet it odd readily at as adman of 2s. ley sot meek isq sired for, sad so done.lnnen, with wmtr Myers would not en pees eines, Is greet nqsest, and tending Tom. Ausuit 12.—The harvest is r pen ha this easny. Is any plans Sus wt well, bet es annals the yield , sere nerket today we esederaidy The tome of the demand was health; 'deans White sold at 46e. to 50. , 26 noes Is whin barley soothing het at 17e. to 295. per SO dims There suppb d eats, for whisk seek rates wen dem - Oes /made We. to 965. per 24 stns. sad the dessand Ruled Arm as late nine— , Malt, 512. Ueda rya per sea, sad add ; at Sta. Me 34e per Xlmmasian. /OMR 13—At ear wok we WI • geed dell of wheat eh wiling eke. Latterly, farmers asked for wheat, sad anion them is sissy mad eels ea lad week. Her. today we I wheal, bst Groan of bulgy sad es. 0 barley, 5111 w., retuned wand. When Barley sad oate cosh end. When 2° barley, 255. to 29e. 6d.; ono, Ws. to WATICIIIOID, Anwar ii The showery sod rather snavesrable r. barren. Non d the eon in this this be ben on, and some gnat* a. toe ens to fens in idea of *be Itble Meng been dinned. !nags Whit& - eine. Libor as istreased badmen den this day Wanted. pattlesisrly ee nand= el mate all ankles cossmen Wleat—Forelv i. mesh better derused. sad . 9d. to Is. per barrel le sew required. Barley -Supplies still limited to a few smell Inns eon damper by Id. pee barrel, se iseressed questity mono; off. dearer. Isparta this week :—Wales, kite ; leer, 2115 eadat. Urns Ale bends; wheat, 960; ode, 636; doer, • xsiouao isegrz l eisesillbagieL I. l. "l:6l :l ease : r r 1 . 64• .36.1.1" : r 1 " : "14.11"1 : 7 i hu 7 4: 11 :24. 461 ; 4 I 14 : 16 : 1414 -4 17 911 : 1 : 100.14Assi L isal : W . 1 : LI.; :: , : . 111611: 11131 : -.15 ...... 1 0 : e 1 ir ' i l l : 2 i '' e tt e "le . imaiwisio°l".V. sa IS Se ti th r B.l7 ___,.....6,001114,.. P 74 ' Waal 17 1164.... , i , wee Arid% th , , '"Ill -r ........ky. , lizPasksd bra e s alr_. -, i , 7 "090 ; A L Pet v.. a n n it • . lane sad LA 'W . 1 " 1 4 It the 4 as 1 1094 . 1111 I ! "I." • aria •A 4 gage - ' ..ascii ism g tek . 0 VIVNIA , quarter ass are% • jp eek lislir l 1 1l - --r. Uwe dedmi 0,", . 'ic o'" drl= l pm* doel el Ma; ".r.- . - 7 Sid °I-. I hens he . erer.es, , t • • Mai • .. - . ilsaP - ers — Tame . I rhlah*".wrall4l4:Blllll"l"tgasiscisbusihs :ml..l:inathetherillighld"l7:lld4lll:::d 1111:rt- 1:: ...- ~„.... T ose W Ore q :Bat ainme. lTll im efi, Fos mar • • ~ . k tor (F. l me* COB - !ma aid ptiree em. re. Them em sell W ig .1 .. - 4.. kit,, Wes kr* - 1 r " 1 1, - * sited el gig ralier Plit. ere 15k 10 1.41.1- es: • -.., y i • . jo a qr. Ornie INN Ili* fat qr. mem Idle 04 ° : s Nil" NM, ii ,. am tiO estate fait bell - the ser• Irak. elm than ea die um lir r itliii i it s ed arlev e t y e s epts a llidal Id twee tonity el ds, a b ui l* the mower red. :-11l 445. to 45a, _n'' Pr 'Wolk ism. i B jam ; Wed maw els day amid des X amo ted oes t i t the weather balm tail 12a. to 3s. F r . re, ___, ... Lemur. PM hattlme Iffil lA r 2 not comply. liewsi ,EL I sodis "wank -.-.--" 1 " -- '" -- tis mak* pal pe, ettarillifaarelt. ..._..._..... "es .Met 4 VA* It Vthe *as *44am rleidudnededdashde DOM i tftr it y supplied Ma Ale Ties i f - i ii ty, at fully k "''' ' p:A „,... Rums e la. ; red, ti to ea Wee par*. ▪ nem we a , r 4 Rio sank moo ns w . arL is latbar .as eariam iew ur- - ipirdvalaionomin i g ai, „ mime-42a per XI km emu; ••um ._ . i t Flour dna* Is WIN 11 "'"I err Potts. 16 ;saUE S P war waatty swift di Baked = hoo Nom ad 1111141 Waal hi kW vs d s , , . away Ly we bed a op inimme. al fr IFS a lin 144 . OW Pied dNI .11. Asa nos fa Wheat la per gable% Tb•relabildtmer Is. ' 186. 41"1 94 k annum I S a o 2ds. to re ?be weather Isar e for the maw* d Ilal it'll I and magi 1- 1 - 4 ics 4 . 8 2ablstooksd 11'1' = .-rs — re OA V• l 7 111 - ---- 108 imam are oar • morellimi ma leo bus timmall ;17 3ra hay la wield; dill . 0 ' - ... milkmaid edam" dem am , i jlE d lr e t !alumna, aid as mamistel will 1 trod. Barley-NI Ota .—..."...--. mall plumb d = wimp= NG owel, st widit Mtge off. M el di pupa A 11 ' 411 "sAmil dabs, lON few elaA 0•0 - Mel WM 1 lei. weak :-Y ale, Id dram, ?St wen Whig Asa Rosa, AND Mild 1111 dilillig=ll l L et swim now' 1 s fair, remand foe ile . 0 1111 LF:siS del today, whet the Ida !It '•' lb. 0.080 d thatmefop iiraitttlisb:o3.ll. orreed Ida Was Illmilutlebe asp, to the fah !le Mel ebeetma i rl lir( alta 0 nie• mad mil a .ao, at em door nE, W eirl am of Me kW., ad bask rweialaediour.s6.stbeat:fierwitb,seintit.seuhrbis oler usalwa. arissl 4. tt il • e. am tealled NA wed% rr hea dam paissimb .... A RI 91 01 r Vemor re I = um. 411 6 1 . ite rdalalbelmmam dewier add at bib 0.,.. =a ft ~.. Immerm • Mork entr.Cmha t at Ilim * is it Ortersl rn ward& Tha ii Ka. Ills dim of pond 1 wady red. bat met oh do . iii higb prises ; fee the Wad Waal br or t aMs whale owe ism TS FZter4tte ad vary little badamalli nem norn.: , d mviestilaral famtleig Mmareivr ot aii • mon* ens am bit am helm I woatiatted ler haws a tolas tithe mimed, e awards few swim 10 44 3.. : ~.. 2 . ,„ ms „in.., fat the bait >! es austo wraith:me; pr. Weeds* L Mao, of this. maw to ladtpurn, - "realm lambs ; /IL lit , e ar s_ ine T io e, vitae Ave Own. 11l oa mod. ecaliken N 4511. °to pe k. A pine . _,_4( It i t i a 100 *dim 10 ° ° ' 1 '"" Arm Ammialla ta plate, woke dee OM 1.0 , e; lfaker Headada, 1., ~.b q dye guinea, for the ... gr. a iiiit leet wood, OtANIIIM ag aid 0%, e tbe beet Ifamell Weita- Pittlowtek. A ti 6 1 aseth litiewildee tero ri play Wee Iva pilot aro Douro ma Wits; IS , Dunniroi CS, AND MOM 111 I TM 4 2 ia i ~..,, th e wile of I IL N 34. le umeil""Nedimeb Vilha t.r. KiedeteD "l4.4"4-4.Thi114 1.1112--- D .:1"1.1111141 *sew lel daty-pisk, lirt. D. lOMA r e ilitt. bola eTE(nrsh .,. . fon T er. lb* ISS io. " 4 16 111.441 1. 2 4, 4 Wilt*. HY401444 I. *p i a Ned UM het, i t i • km, at Chemehmitalk tam. T. W. _ __dadlmad.Chlitt Mrlaibtio 4T. Lib. ef Diworsa. M'eltatt ;nal rII. itt St Jokes Chatql. - 6 acist. tr Iga al te • au:s. r?„„,,,,valsr .k.b. -....... 0 g. maim a Ddill" .. " . SIN ilimj Z '.. .-.7.... Si ;itrameinaiossig it a l iri..o6o.7l lll 7: BL .s.. ; 7 4llol . leurvkarasikagua. 7 77l..:„.4., 1 7 ..... ~...7.1.,.....it:, Ist Ilea Otestly_T im L• Rev. Ir. Ostilts. =i s m it 6. ibi li e w l. II N. Oottio. new 41 S. WI f P AUFI . omarreasd. Wdollem il i lk u nd a l lre4 hadmedds. Sk oot : 1.115011 mg ITFORD GBILATIERSP. BI _ FAIR. flanainum Awn, IL—This large "apply of deem, to. vas bald b. ber oreasel fell abort by sorofy 10.000 saklbutable in moo nroseino to amoral witbout aeon bolos ireetrit to thy ateradaneo If dialers Ines tin thief ties both for and wide. vas wore thaw of stook goaarally met with of shoat eager Leedom*" pear WO. per bad mare Aim are Atoka said lots allield bands so Rook r the else& shwa Imo sera Weight up. as to 444 primed: eerie, 0h floornd lease( tero with egos andsone fallensathed orresdOs.por from the stook of Mr. Water% of 8U warreold by satike, or d sea. anotbor 11 guineas, aad tits roosieder Mather flesh of lonia from the oboe allanhar. aold from 7 ohms damn. lethal; alias% au tolerably god boron sod feral psalm woe tolerably ewe ears limitrd, sad reallord higb to. trade WY brisk, bat prier ea to. mpg, el lean cattle or suall, mad r et bie r priees ; boa lb, shoo of woe The early wird the after eielsek rola set be lead lareara. Tbe followleg are lb. A piece of else talus seven guineas. loather lamb", ea Israel@ rooditlooo Fogglantonw near flelobary. A r guissook, for the sesood best 100 Zeds, Mere. A pleat of Plate, tbe beat 100 wailer heals. Yr. S. Pieekaer, Bawl& rano five plow, far lb" boot Yinerer, Carentea. • 0f... of foe the bet 1011 breedlog skew A Sees at piste, vales !vs ro bot 1011 bwordlog ewes ; Mr. neetwool, of platw valor live Ones". forth. bort rasa fof say ego ; Kr. Berarolg, value fire Filmes, he UN bawl two ran ; Mr. Sesaolt. A pion el p' far the best pea el tea [lmpair" Derr, Dun/ord. BIRTHS, MAMMIES, 31111T—•••=131. at Itahiaty NI Part. Tau at • ersitstar. CIPSZANI.—AamstIO. at Oise ths wife .10.1. (10114•14•1 I anwtter CHILD —Mort 10. at Opals the wits of 0.1. ChM, d I ma. wopuoz.—Augnit 10. at Midway- THOZOTOW.-Avirut 11, at EL Tbarotas, Isq.. c 4 • d= d446. 1111LBY.-Aagsta n, at /An. Wino, of • ow MARRIAGI 111111.1)1.AWD-WILLY.-Aamt 10, tb• Rw. W. Asta, Stapyttaa. MP. t. rarity, Owego'd r irk 101-111013 T.--August 1... t the M. Jabs louts.. el rippr-bat Yam leksobaik ambler at B. IL POl- WlNsist.ausam W **Waiter. 11/111D-RAWTYOIIIOI.-Aspiat 1 tbZza bei ßs• Ibusib i r e At Oskoa ll iittstarss. at I WILLINLWIr-COTT-Assest 11. Nark% Oswalt. S. M OW ao% Ifiresi. father et lq u ellt s t B' eirtsla Ist Leatis, spoood Smarr ad tb• P OSSIOW, •0 Os • Bac Sarerappiaislabe. x. DEATHS. 1110WIL-Asesel 10, al trosisareawl. Mow Iss spa A. 011111116,..Assaaal 111 at 12. Oannp••••••1, Cantss. Dais, ts 1 1 :=6 .0.00 , JAn`GWwm -ANIMA W. et Osadise-pkw" ea, Ma S. Lwow% W. -bum' 10, W. D. ftss, las., at Ilisaboldaigi,, sauce—Ampeoll, O. W. TOPS. ONO, et 1 . 041.44 wed a rola Pg a rhlT-= it iimitsmi„ dL th rdear. tio , so lig W bgrai. sod 0 - 116 o usiinn lailised by WILMS 114 21 b,_ Ibe CU, of row l r e igoo mos, ta •••bwit-atrast, Is the MOM II 111011 MT. 14. / sAtri,pdb,