The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-02 00:00:00

£ SPORTING INTELLIOENOE• • WEYMOUTH P.AI OE& —FimpaY. Maw x:100 toes., h ft, len a mite. • 'misses lloagrelby Sergifee,or Yelloti-Eloora dam NIS. yni. lot 7lb ,Cannon) . 1 %falitykey's Jae_), 3 me. w ho (J. Mann) :to4 oe Moegrel, woo by baits length. Oar ed. rtwEr BEAKER (Handicap) of boom each, 1 ft, with [add for all ages ; winners extra. One mile and a quarter. 111 subs.) Mr. tWilW(s All .vr Me, Aleppo, dam by Heron, yre. tot filh, (Me Mb *1 (C. Page) 1 Mr. N. floater'. Dr. Swiahtall, 3 yrs, 75t lib (Scovey) My Ir. Baker's f by Voltigeur-Heresy, 4 yrs, 7st elb Pao. Mb ,u) pl. Animal _3 The following also ran .-01storian, A. D. Wagner, sad Mao. Batting : 7 t• 4 apt Bekaa. 3 to 1 .gat 11.11.1 oily. 4to 1 apt Allow Me. Won after • good r.°. by • heed ; a seek betimes the wooed and third. Twa NITRISCRY Harrower of 40 soca., added to a &mew Make, of 5 soya. each, Ift (to the food), fur 2-yrubb I einem extra. Ow mils and a distaeor. (11 subs.) Mr. Not eja Wild Dove, by Wild DayroU-Lugfra's dank Tot Sll (Hartley) I Yr. A. Day's Lecturer, 74 411 (Davis) 11 Ste F. Johnskoe's Lou Sugar, Tat Sadler) 3 The follow' also ran by Newailoster-Mlas Levin* Nan of Avon. depute, and AriMusa. : 7to 4 apt Lecturer. 100 to 30 apt Eloilloola sto 1 each apt Wild Dove aid Methane. Woe by a Ina, a With Woe's wooed sad third ; Elegant), was fourth. A HANDICAP 13wCIPSTALRII of 3 log each, with 20 added, for ell ape. lir. fltebbingel Roarer, by Peignoir- Chalice, 3 yrs, Nat all Adams) 1 Mr. Coition'. Lady Overton. 3 yrs, 7st /lib ;Cancun! Mr. E. Brayiey's Antoinette. gin also S. Est lll, (Murra ) ) 3 ran Beater : Even apt Lady °canoe, 3 to 1 apt Rosrer, 5 to 1 apt Antoieette. Won by a len g th ; a bad third. The wiener was bought by Mr. J. Wood for Id guineas. Tss SCURRY HANDICAP BWRIPIITAEZ3 of 5 boys. each. 2 ft, with 23 added, for ill ages; winnows extra. Hen a mile. • . 7. H. Kukla Fairy Land. by Orlando-RI Dorado. Tot 11110nel. 7th wars) Mann) 1 Mr. Wooluot's May Queen, S yrs, list 80) ; Incl DO *Ws) (F. Adams) I Blr E. Jobestorw's Rearborengb. Spa. Sat lib ie. Adam.) 3 The following also ran :--shrapoell. The Jowl& Maiden. and e by Newminster -Miss Lavinia. &Wog :610 4 apt Fairy Land, 3 to 1 apt Jewish Maiden, gad 4be 1 apt ShrspnelL Won by a leogth ; two lengths Worms second and third. TR, SELLING Brants of 3 soya. each, with W 20 added, weight for age ; allowanees. Half a ks. Mr. 12. Edwyn's PriMOINS Baggier. by wiashocum-Nina' Yra Ist Ilb (S. Adams) 1 Feline D. Soltykors Fern Loaf, yrs. at AO— (0. now I Mr. H. Roster's Retribution., yrs, fist 11l lfloevey) The following also ran - Nun of Avoa, Frisky Matron, and bi 4 l:rl ing ette-Fera. : 6 to 4 apt Frisky Matron, 2 to 1 apt Retribu tion, and sto 1 apt Princess Degruar. Won easily by two Leith, ;• the same between mood and third, The winner Was bet by Mr. Bennett for 31 guineas. Mot Medlar% PEsrE cf 100 guinea ; weight for age. Toro . ml xr T. Pees Moose, by Mountain Deer-Constance, 5 yrs. Pit 1210 Ski Rokar's fby V o lti geur -liereey,4 yrs. tainb,Ritnains) 2 Mr. Williams's Deft. 3 yrs, rat ;lb (Hartley) 3 The following also ran :-Yearl Diver. Jacqueline g, and Fairy Lod. Betting: 7t04 on Pawl Diver sto 2 apt Monne. Woo, after • good raoe, by • head ; $ bad third. Pearl Diver bolted. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAY. DONCASTER ST. LEOER. to 1 apt Glotthitour (ttolf) 10 to 1 s..st Breads Thane OM 13 to Dab, (t) 10 to 1 Corot Bto 1 (t) ttorod) 9to 1 iltrinaks (I) DERE , 1824. 8 to 1 apt Btudout (t) THE CRAM PIONSIHT Or THE THAM ft—The heavy stakes and bet depending nprit the nosiest on the Bth ult tor the championship of the Thames were on Thursday night handed over to the renowned Henr y Kelly, proprietor of the Bells Tavern, Putney, at that house, by Mr. Her bert H. Platford, on the part of the editor of Bell's Life in London, the stakeholder. itr. Play ford, in very appro. relate terms, dilated sport the long continued practice, steady perseveeance, and self denial which Kelly bad exercised to render him in a condition to contend for the championship, and upon his spleedid rowing, which en abled him, after so many years, to wrest hack the laurels which had helots departed, from Robert Chambers, and macre to the Thames the homer of a resident champion in the person of one of its own watermen. The bealths of both winner sod loser were duly toasted, and Henry Kelly returned thanks for the honour which bad been done him. A subscription has been wet oo foot by tome leadleg gentle- MOB connected with aquatic sports to present Kelly with a teetinioni.l for his gallant bearing and conrammste skill, sod theta is no doubt that from these and his invariably excellent conduct and demeanour, a very large sum will be collected. THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE THANES EMBANK. omrr.- -Last evening Mr. Longhorn, deputy coroner, held en inquiry at the Westminster Hospital touching the death of the engine-driver, Thomas Lloyd, aged 32 yams, who was killed on Wednesday last at the Thames Embankment near Westminster-bridge- Enoch Owens, • signal man employed out the works. and numerous other witusesse, stated that the deceased was employed under Mr. Femme, the oestmetcr, to work • donkey engine of five tons Mlle( power, on the tramway, where it supplied motion to • movsable crane. It moved along rails on the top of the tramway, which was 20 feet above the level of the ground. When blocks of dope were to be lifted it was the duty of the deceased to lash his engine to the tramway by means of a chain, so that it could not be overbalanced. Yr. Buchanan, one of the managers of the works, stated that be bad remonstrated with the deceased some hundreds of times about his neglecting to lash his engine as directed. Yr. James Slater, who had the arrangement of the ma chinery of the works, said that the reason why it was sot xwedered imperative for the engine-driver to make fast hie engine was, that the engine being a portable one it was ne cessary to leave him some discretionary power in the ma nagement of it. It appeared that on Wednesday morning, &hoot 7 o'clock, the deceased proceeded to lift a stone weighing 21 tons without having made his engine fast. The stone when in mid-air epee round rapidly and struck a beam under the tramway. The shock brought the nide. cured engine on to its side, and it fell bodily on to the grimed beneath. The dammed jumped from the &seise sad fell under the stone, which molted him in • dreadful manner. He was killed on the spot. The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death," and recommended that the Inking of the engines should be made imperative for the fatale. RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.—SeveraI railway accidents ere reported in yesterday's Scotch papers. On the Rdin• birlit and Glasgow Railway, near Castlecery station, two on s tram Thereby came into collision — th e secon d aving left Glasgow an hour later than the first, into which, detailed by the unusual amount of work to he done at the station, it ran—the danger-siva' duly shown being unno ticed by the sowed driver. No one was at all seriously hurt, but a good deal of damage to property was doae. Os the Edinburgh, Perth. and Dundee line, near Bridge of Fere, in SIN afternoon, &passenger train ran off the line, while on • small bridge ; bat by somewhat similar good fortune, some was injured but the fireman, who leaped from the engine. A collision, happily not attended by fatal consequences, though some persons were wounded, occurred on Wednes day on the Great Northers Railway. ACCIDENTS PROM Tag INCAUTIOUS USE or FIEF, ARM. —On Thursday Mr. Charles Leonard, of Hayes, was is the act of drawing out • gun from a place in which Amu' usually kept, with the toussle towards him ; unfortunately the piece was loaded, and something candies the trigger, it weed off, and the contents lodged in his left arm, shattering it is • dreadful manner, insomuch as to reader amputation seameary.—The second accident occurred to Mr. Strange ways, of Lee, who having fired a gun, which had bees loaded for some time, for the purpose of cleaning and ren dering fit for use, unfortunately left • piece of unextin =wadding therein, which taking fire at the second ignited, whilst Mr. Straegswaye was in the sot of sammieg, and struck his left cheek, from whiehilbe now lies in • state of great suffering- THIS SUNDAY TRAINS ON THE EDINBURGH AND GLAScOw BAILWAT.—This Sanday trains on the Edinburgh and Glasgow section of the North British Railway com mence tomorrow, and the public official announcements of Ogee trains show that the morning and seeping rollmop tary trains from each terminus, leaving Edinburgh at 8 s.m. sad 6 p.m,. and Glasgow at 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., will stop at all the stations. The morning express mail train from Edinburgh, which is • continuation of the sash coast snail train from London, will leave at 9 a.m., twenty-five minutes after the London train is due, carrying first and second clam passengers say, and stopping ouly at Poimont Junction and Cowiairs. swing in Glasgow at 10.20 a.m. The evening express Ida from Glasgow, which in intended to carry pawners by the east coast route to London, leaves Glasgow at 8.30 eau., stopping only at Falkirk, Polmont Junction, and Linlithgow, reaching Edinburgh at 10 p.m., fifteen minutes before the departure of the end soot ; . r ra tt s nail train for London. These Sunday ewer will enable the North British Ratios, to compete on more equal terms with the Caledoeiso Railway r the London passenger testae, because up to the present time all pairsegese leaving London for °largo. on &tut , day evades were dampened to take the west coast route, by which two trains reach Glasgow on the Caledonian line every Sunday mondeg. In the tame way all paneugere navies Glow, for London on a Sunday evening have up to the present Um. bees compelled to travel by the welt cool rents, over the Gondolier Railway, which regularly nee two Sunday trains to Loath, one having Glasgow at 5.53 Ns.,aad the Oho at 9.10 pm. Advertisement.] —HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND —Effectual Aid.—la the sad time of sickness it is cheering **know that seemed, does edst, and that it can be procured at a Mlle COIL Holloway's Ointment end Pills are always aortal la telleving pain, In reducing intlanareatton, and raglitgAmff db. reefK &Violin They asses can be misapplied. nor eaa they maim say climansetenoes cause mischief. They are a blessing to the del when tormented by Indigestion. sock akin dimness, &e., Mid a precious boon to the poor when strueltdows hy alma Illelleway's medicines stockily, in the poesemice of all wham. 'Mem sad emigrants. Wise will then be in a position te are =tad cure Maser when ineilied ariaL1111:0 amias4 be on. 5 - 1 k Tag, ExrAvss, , t &TI;JRDAY EVENING sgr_TEraglt, 2 1865. ALLEGED OBSTRUCTION' IX CHEAPEIDS. Mr. Charlet, Pllaber, • wentlernas imanstherl with t h e Manchester lornmes Ocoee. 96, Chnetelde. waited en the Lord Mayor it the Mamion-house. yenta day, to ask the advice of his lordship as to the best means of removing • serious obstruction which took plass daily, at el times of the day, on the foot pavem ent (ippon.** premier of the ltrehester henires Once ▪ the earner og Lawnosalese. by SO Innenibbiti ed per emu, who were coegrepted there for the parr of view in gems figures whin had been pined by . Bennett, meat wee, he sai d, very morrow, and the obstruction the watchmaker in Ch e apstde, °staid* his house. The pave ' esitioes, and re sometimes so greet that prom Ninth not sa dobi lapels or egress to the office without great difil. fealty, d his applieetioa was for advise as to the beet means of rasenes the obstruction. The lord Mayor rid he had sees the report of en appli elation of • similar snare ore Mr. Ald Pin Gandhi% belies who said he had no julediabon, erman lt sad that was in the district of the Mansicanhosee, sad he bed expected that an application would be mine to him. He bad had several cases of pocket picking front that spot, but whether there was • remedy sr not he did not know but would leave that to Mr. Oke, the legal adviser of the'cionn Boonett, who wee in athendenee, mid he too had sees the statement in the papers of the application of the senretery of the Mencheeter Insureno•Offlee before Mr. Aldermen Finnia He had so intimation that such an application wee about to be made, and he felt very much some cd the observations that had been made, width he oataidered affected his personal aorl rephe utaticoo on. Hersh terms were need as to his obareestr, Mired that the merit of his horological display was a natter of which he and others were se good judges as Mr. Aldermen Floats, who, he end, gave judgment in the matter, he being the chairman of the very Insturee °am enity whose neerthery was making the application maktos self judge in • matter in whbb he was the chief plain tiff, which he considered was • most Indelicate proceeding en the pan of the alderman. He was • well-known man In the Ci , and did not come from Seer-dials or say such neigh and the public had riddled their opine" as to the display in front of his shop by their arrears to view It. Be had by the full consent of the municipal authorities erected an illuminated cloak over the pavement opposite 1.4 shop, and he had thought it worth he while to make that don strike the hours sad quarters after the mode which was adopted for two or three hundred year at St. Dun stan's, Fleitatreet. Upon its decay, however, the figures were removed to the house of the Marquis of Hertford at Regent's-park. He thought the City ought to have the benefit of the restoration of snob au borologioth display, and he found brief complimented everywhere for the manner in which he bed shown the public whrt could be effected in the science of horology, and they testified their approbation by waiting opposite his premises to view it, sod - he wished to know whether the public should, from the mere whim of • private office, be deprived of that which wis a decided benefit. If the alderman had found him settles up any. thing against good taste he should have been ready to remove it, or to alter and make it more plessins, but he had only done what had been done in Strasbourg. and which had made that city oelebrated for many years, and he wanted to know the real offence and injury for which he bad been soared. Mr. Ebbw said the complaint he made was about the congregation of persons impair the premises preventing inure and egress to the offire. Besides that their per mire were damaged by the boys climbing up and jumping on the skylights. Mr. Bennett said he was Dot the father of the boys by whom the damage was dons. The Lord Mayor said the question was whether the causing such a large congregation was an offers to the law, sod that question he should leave to Mr. Oka, the chief ANOTHER ATTEMPT AT MILITARY ASSASS/NA- clerk, to decide. noo.—Sergeant Sherlock. • non-commissioned officer in Mr. Bennett said he did not bodily or personally present the let company of the 28th Rae., quartered at Raglan any obtrootion. Barracks. Dropper:, was shot at six o'clock on Friday Mr. Toward, from Canon's-hotel, Crane-court, said the morning by Michael Foy, a private in the same company crowd was tether more obstructive at his premises than in and regiment. Sherlock was In • barren room dressing for Cheeped°. drill, when he was fired at ; the ball took effect is his side, his. Bennett said that wee not to view the Bourse, but passed through his chest, out of • window in the bairns, to see the clocks and watches below. and was flattened against an opposite wall. The sergeant Mr. Towner said pru stop ne peed continually to mo nis teen to the military hospital at Stoke, where he lies late their watches. io • very dangerous condition. Foy wee brought before the The Lord Mayor said Mr. Bennett displayed so much Devooport magistrates yesterday afternoon, aid remanded science in his wonders as to make his shop very at for a week to await the result of the sergeant's injury. Foy tractive. le 31 years of age, and has bees several years in the Mr. Bennett thanked his lordship for hie good opinion, regiment, where be bon the character of being a quiet and said his display had another use. His lordship had was, and held two good wader stripes. Sherlock is • said he had several cases of picking pockets in the crowd married man, ads and to have been • rigid discipli- easembded at that spot. That showed the advantage of name, and had meetly given thefprisoner two .days' extra bringing the pickpocket' to a spot where the detectives drill for overaleepiog himself. Tle latest news last night arid get a chance of catching them, which Its wondered was that Sergeant Sherlock was rallying from the effects of was a decided benefit. (Laughter.) the wound, and hopes were entertained of hie recovery. The Lord Mayor could not see the benefit to those who THE MURDER NEAR LISBURN.—At a late hour lost their watches.op W e dnesday ev ening tee rece i ve d i n f orma ti on f rom a Mr. Be nnett rid England expected every man to do hie c orreependent e t min e boronigh o f th e swee t o f t h e ear , peee d duty. II be caused the pickpockets assemb ,„ le there; and perpetrator of the murder of Thomas Graham, at Bellymac- detectives secured. and his lordship "'th aw " "` bran on th e filth h is t o ur rea d ies w in remem b er end the public from their future depredations. that at the adjourned bother, UK on Monday last, evidence Mr. Oke said, as regarded the question of laws. if Mr. C imbed to know he would tell him, and he then of such • character wr given by the several winners Benne tt Roma on Cri mes ' • w hich a had w oe produced as to prove the identity of the murderer beyond • 9woted • °the from" doubt. Since the committal of the foul crime, now nearly held inicteble for tto exhibit at the windows of three weeks ago, th e constabulary of the district have hie 'bop in • public a stree Par t y effigies, sad thereby attract • b ee n on th e a ka. and nee d th e i r u t mos t en d eavour . to crowd to luck at them, which caused the footway to be arrest the murderer. A near relative of the murdered boy o bstructed , so that the public could not par se they ought to was arrested in Glasgow • few days ego ; but having proved d ... !, , tlcl „ that it was ,, o h. ot et all essential that the effigie s should it also appeared that an to the satisfaction of the authorities that he was at 'w 'e Lice sam e case his work in Glasgow on the morning ia question he was obstruction to a p u blic highway would not be excused en immediately discharged. Another man seined Jobe the plea of its being "'wag to the carrying meewesofiocathe. Leatbam, who in some respects oorrespondid with the de. Perty's business, though such obstructions beady minion given of the supposed murderer in the Iftioaad- n° Lord Id l er said th e complaint wee that P elee " a " - Cry, was also taken into custody at Etallioderry, on Sena- geared aroun d these premises. r Bennett, interposio said they might is well tom day last ; but on being produced at the inquest, riders . reinabout hie heist kr ditme, tad the ladies stopping to was given which warranted the coroner and megistrates —k •▪ him—(laughter)--sad Aryad asked h ew it was w h en t h e preesot in discharging him. At the inquiry at Monday it . Doestou ., wee stated that the parson 'lmputed of the murder —Logn thwth thth d wall at °S. The Lon Mayor said the population of London was then the returned convict—bad remained in the neiebbourhoed for four days after the deed wee perpetrated, and had been on l ya about oee whereas now it was almost three. r. ern within two miles of the scene of the murder on the Bennett WAWA, tiro, that it was now entitled to ter objects of attraction. It had bees said that he had previous Saturday erring by • little girl, daughter of Mr. PM his friood fora rood advertisement. Yvon, flaye d Bali nither iless° the °. n i le Wh". of "rill ie Sha lAlf/ w. n res rp e ti f : whose unceasing efforts for the last three weeks marital p ier. Pitcher thought it would be • rather costly one for be me Lord May or th ought it best to adjourn the considers ma.Bennett. su Logu mega, e. have Oor cart " *to t nd i e ms nt Wd informi a Psnimi ns thasni"i d te t the mat ter for the present, ra in the mean time stable lit'Gavern and two of the Hillsborough police have M °6 Beret could corals with his legal adviser. Mr • Filcher and Mr. Bennett then withdrew, both thank. taken into custody a man who in almost eve particular ,__ l o rdship for hie courtesy. answers the description given at the coroner ' s invest too "NI h is - -- • - rorla di nk J Th .P. e , P w T*misr bo renirded wia takbenimb4to°retliM• Mr. S. " Tag Qt.lnere e. Cffithun.."—AB stated in this Saturday, the 9th p Petty Sessions, to be held on proximo *rued of renterday, Mr- Justin Montague Smith made an The man admits his name Is Logue, out says th a t Phili p , erre for the removal of the soldier Currie from Maidstone not John, is hie Christian same.-2l orthere Whig. gaol to Neiman. The indictment for the murder of Major preferred at the next THE WHOLESALE ROBBERY OP JEWELLERY AND De Vera will be session of the Central Criminal Court to be held during the preterit mouth. STUN AT Liar —At the Leeds Town Hall on Thursday, There is generally • winter aerie, sod toiler Maidstone bed Raynor Graves and Edward Hutchinson, until reently bees included in the commission Currie could not bays been as employed warehousemen in the service of Meier ts Soo and Crone', Manchester warebouseuee, Bishopegat ► tried until Minh. The act is not geoerally knows under which Earl de Grey applied for the removal of the teepees street, were charged with stealing numerous valuable The question as to the parties being subject to the Mutiny articles, the proporty of the firm. Mr. Francis Sew, Aot canuot be raised en the trial. I n the event of • con ose of the simper:ire at the corer, stated that vicar the sentence can, by order of the judge, be carried oa Wednesday week he discovered that 130 plated watches, about 200 yr& of block silk, and other articles, ! pitted. out either in the county in whic h the offer ' wee ar or where the prisoner was tried. were mien. Sergeant Shiels said that in 0011110* ream of Information received be rot on the 24th ult. SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST • SOL ICITOR. —On Thursday last, at Ibintiogdoe. Mr. John King Watts, to the warehouse of the prosecutors, and there saw Ray nor al St. Ives, Huringdoushire, solicitor , wee brought np to Graves, whom be charged with steeling 130 watches from cus tody under • warrant, before Mr. George Rust, a maps• the stock of his employers. Graves at roe replied, " I taste for the county, charged with hulas on or about the will tell you all about it ; I have been led into it by another month of J , 1863, franduleetlo caused and ninon man named Hutchinson, who had on been in the prawn- s u a si on:Harris, of Ramsey, Hunts, widow , to execute tors' employ." While speaking together, a letter arrived see mortgage for 435 1 on an es ~ estate, her property, at Ramsey, for Graves from Hutchieson, of witch the following is • :oder the false meters of the said mortgage being her any :—" 58, Tamwortb-rtrest, Manchester , Thursday wilt. The c h arge was heard is private, but we understand Morning.—Mr. Graves,—Dear Sir,—When to the mortgage deed, • gentleman thoroughly lo op you came to mia did a n I cou ld r er h rem ea y e l Z w w i efe woo la id id that sedate* wee adduced to the effect that the attestiog have done more, hut, being , what could I do? I de n d en t bosh parties was celled in on the samisen told Miss Cawsdale that I had written to you about •• reason small parcel I left in the ' hosiery.' Elbe " 1 " i oo no occasion has he witnessed any other deed. This that he wee to witness Mrs. Harris's will, and that nothing about your tianaivitior, bat I am desperate mast . Watts subsequently transferred to a gentleman now, because lam hungry ; and lem sorry to say what I • ra - aj ea, who h av i ng t a ken the assignment foes-aloe, end am going to say , but unless I have something by one of the erfe h ea t - t h es bghtest notion of fraud on his part, relies upon Saturday trains, you will not be in your situation next week his „ au nties against Mrs. Harris, who is • widow lady 72 at this time. If you do it for me this oat I will not ask sets of age Some formal and further evidence havin g yon again. Jan ' 131k' (black) will do me right. Write I l ien givea, ;remand was granted for Thursday next, when me by return, and Bay what train you will send it by, and the w h o l e ore will be gone into. The prisoner was admitted I will meet it. If you can send en Friday, all the bathes to bail, tarred in 1.0001. end two sorties of 5001. sack. Direct to be left et the ratios, Victoria, for me, and oblige F re d er i c k Coot", of St. Ina, appeared as attorney lour respectfully,respectfully,Honsneens. ES. I had a letter for the pr me ntion, and Mr. °column, of the Norfolk M- horn Kies Camden. She said she would send me • change. i suit, buns r etained by him to 000duot the proceedings I am solidly hard up.° Shies went to Manchester and at the adierd hearing. apprehended Hutchinson, who sow tarns out to have ban . mSSIOLT ON A LIVZRPOOL CO/TON BROKER.— , Mr. mapre Gl ed V ual ga nyD r a : W EN viedne T t.de.aa lN i S ny ljßAN adm. CllS — A TlW ND Y mag i s i m ist.ids te with having idiehm MR dealer, re charged before the Liverpool stipendiary following additional postoMose Au England and Wake will be open on and after the 4th September for the receipt of as Haa ti l ed on. Mr dswri . John bsa ßridion as 6 , °° of it :e firm of Messrs. Thomson, Brklioo. and Co., cotton proposals for the Assurance of lives or the purchase of goo pare d for the complainant ; Mr. Tidiest'. barrister, for the broken. on the 24th August. Mr. Cully, barrister, sp. yernmeot annuities, midst the act 27 and 28 Viet cap. Cts defendant. On the day named there was • corm eels at** and for the receipt of the premiums becoming doe to the defendant's rooms, and the complainant bought so cotton. Postmaster-Gement, from time to time, under contracts for , There was afterwards • dispute as to whether lie should pay the insurers of lives or the panther of government annul- MX. or 1201. before the de liver y order was given to him ; ties, sad for the payment of any sumo whioh shall become and whim the complainant, in his office, insisted upon 1201., Payable by the Fostmester-Geeerel, under the said eon- the defendant suddenly, without further provoestios, trots A—Amersbeco, Hawkhuret seised the complainant by the throat and beard, struck him (Steplebersth Hawortb ß lk i tiii ck hleM s (Mancheater), several times with his fist, tore out part of his beard, and Kirkham (Prestoo), Warta' (jermuthols), Leigh (Chelan" kicked him repeatedly and violently about the thighs, try. ford), Melbourne (Derby), Milnthorpe, Mirbinkeippton dreg to main him in a most dangerous part of the body. (Stroud), Reptoa (Bartoo-os-Trent), Rbepton IMMO, Th e offence w folly proved, and the only defers net up .Slough, Swedlincote (Burtoo-aa- Treat ), Threpstiona WO' was that the complainut had once been employed by • stall (Stoke-on-Trent), Waltoe-on-Tbaraes, Weybridge g m by whose stoppage the defendant had Wet some mosey. stenos, Whit:horn (Salop). Wirionoeth. These offices Th e magistrate said hie war doubt was whether be ought will be open foe such purposes during the hear rationed ore to send the defender to gaol. He imposed the highest for the termer of matey ceder reinter. A band-bill e as i s his power, 51. with costa, and ordered the defendant containing the principal rules of the Government Insurers .te be imprisosed for two mouth' ix default. The Ise and Annuity-office and of the Poet-office Savings Banks bee was pad. been printed for gratuitous distribution, and copies may bel LOCI-017T IT A COTTON Kim—At the Travis obtained at the above-named offices. The measure wlB. Brook Mill. Stockport. the power-loom weaver, numbering from Ulan to time, be extended to other post-offices then & b ea t 700, have been thrown out of employment through those named &bora and due nab* will ee gives of Minh es t th e enesh, owing to an h os tile act on their part com extensions " fife." ' he ale" to anypalmastr for Friday relative to the quality of th e material gives out to the extension of the masers to his nice, bo will at once them to wean. On the day named, without any previous report the oirountetere to the asoretery. rein the whole of the operatives refused to motions Boos& —Barsroi, SzPr. I.—There has been • their looms, sod the arm resolved up onn • loek-ont ume eitsas demand foe sugar this wen. end prices have ad- • work was voluntarily resumed vesice o e leaden d alhe 6d. per rt. Being' produce sells more readily mutiny gave estishetoey uplan•tione respeetieg their Rum in fair demand et late rates. readily Departioos front the weavers kayo waited upon THE Now Acr Ox Loocearrivas. Yesterday . their employers doting the week, eakiog to be permitted (Itt September) the sew of to regulate lonmeetives on to ratura_t work, hut Mask wishes will sot be ren o red sermon roads came into operation. The experiment is to with nnsw Maw s ` "en e" Peem ell°ll the be tried fee two years. The regulations to be eaftweed en aim". every PI Ms who has taken an active pert be the to Mel • striageot shereeter. imposable. The oomplainaat maid that as Bats cday afternoon, on returning to his ship, he had maasica to complain of the manner is which • rope bad been spliced by the defen dant, who tier woo on desk from below, and asked him "if bo wasted to have a row!" Ele told &lewdest that the splicing of the rope was dose La an nassantanlike manner, and was proceeding to show him how to do it, I whets the defendant seised him by the hair of the head. got him down oo the deck, wed beached his head until ha became insensible. James Percivel, foreman at a timber-yard adjoining the wharf, said he saw the defendant go towards the complain set, and beard him say. " If you do not pay me my wages, I will kaiak your daylights into you." The defendeet then rasped the oomplsioast by the collar, and knocked I him down on the deck, where he kept him several minutes. and when complaisant got up has face was severed with blood. The defendant called two of the crew as wilasems, but their ',Welles west to confirm that of the captain. In answer to the magistrate, The complainant rid the defendant had bum two voy ages in the @hip, and was very short-tempered. Mr. Traill said he had never before beard of posh tale-' sesame pa the part of a mats towards the captain in au thority over bun, sad had the assault base committal at sea the captain would have been justified in ordering the defendant to be placed sad kept la kola until the snivel of the ship in post, end then to be punished. He (ifr. Trill) was in doubt whether he ought not to make the ease • commitment to the Hones of Oorrection without doe ; bat • heavy fine must be imposed, and in denult of paying 31, and entering into rszognieanose of 101. for his good behaviour, be would haimpmaolted and kept to hard labour for ono month. • NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATHAM, Sum L RZINFORCEDIVVIS roe IsmA.—The following reinforeementa embarked from Government Quay, Ors w• sod, this mornieg, on board the chartered troop ship Besumarie Castle, taken up by the Hon. Omani of India, for Hs pawpaw of auvuenting the cavalry sod infantry forces at Rumba', no.:—Captain H. J. Lane and wife, 82nd Regiment ; Lieutenant W. B. Jervis sad wife, Ensign 0. D. Randall, Ensign R. A. Free, and 34 nen eemmienooed °ninon and men of the 101st Royal Bengal Fusiliers ; Ensign B. Lawman and 153 men of all ranks of the 90th Light Infantry; ewe mas of the 21st Humor , two men of the 3rd battalion Rifle Brigade; ap t lain W. Green, Ensign A. W. Warmed, Essig"' B. G. Hulsey, and 80 sonooinmiseloaed onion I and UM Of the 42nd Royal Highlanders (the Bleak Weigh) ; 51 non-commlesioned °Moen and men of the 79th Cameros Highlanders ' • one map of the 93rd fintheriand Highlaodere ; and Listitessat J. °Abbott and 26 men of the 96th Regiment—giving a total of 10 officers, 3 aflame wives, and 349 nonoemmimioaed officers and me, together with 39 women and 56 ehiklren, the whole under the medi cal charge of Assistant-Surgeon T. A. Thornhill, 11. R, 711 t Human rojeneral order from the Hone Guards has been prornul at this garrison, directing that every precaution is to et taken to prevent the spread of contagious diseases among the troops, and that the requisite sanitary mamma are to be adopted to promote the health of the officers and men. A permanent sanitary committee is to be appointed, and the utmost care is to be taken that the barracks are sot overcrowded, and that they are kept clean and thoroughly ventilated, the committee placing themselves in csoopeni ' tion with the town authorities. FROM LAST Nranrs GAZETTE. DIMINO OF 1101la10114 AND TIMMS PARTICULARS TO 111 OBTAINED AT THI 071703 OF TIM CRII7 130111211•11., COMM OF E 11LIFILISTTOT. auIIiasALLAITIMA BANILIIne. MMUS BULL, Maidesthied, leekslalre. fremaaffille. to SWllla der elope 12, at 11. Ipaoltnß 3055 BAUR. Wilabloffee.ldmilleet El" 214 lll. EMMY COI , Welt Rant Lees, cognmsmiontimmt. 1. &t IL CD RIMY CIARTHRAITIAIRthaMbairdnu e r . 11 . 1111. Gnome Nsume, Riclanond.read, Bayswater, boas' Sept. 12, at , 11. .10111 TeoaLAan. Parksiace. Higheury-vale, commercial travel ler. Sept 12, at 1. WILLIAM !BUM Lambeth-road. butcher, Sept. IL nt 1. flacoma 011141111, New Berad, Herta, balkier, Sept. 12, at 1. Itraft&VlLLiale. Frith-d, Boho.wholieelejews,Sept. l2 . lBl . TlMltal GROOM, Morters.&i.Pl=Leab=rizz.l2,at L Puss. IRMO Macaw Vie clerk. Sept. l t 1. 012011 Luta !Mink St. Martemead, Notting-DM late tanker's cleat, Sept. it, at 1. Jews SALEM, °nutrias, firbonsuger. Sept. 13 at 11. ROOM laavill Beaumont-at. Sorylebone,cup , uter.SeptlifLat WWI PiMagit, Leighton Hamad, Bede phunber, &MASA 11. WILLIAM TIMMAS AMMO, WardouretreM, 031ordetrest, abl est maker, Sept. 13, at 12. TIONAI WILLIAM IM MILL, HanlgT.Teed, Hollowal, Jewel coil maker. Sept. 13, et 12. RICHARD MOHR Yalley, lICRIbIrIOIIARITO, DESept. 11. at 12. WILLIAM PAWLIT, Bromley, lent. farmer. 11, es 11. WHAMS CULTISM Treldbmton. 'giddiness. , 11. at 12. aftntne OMURA Zieteg- piece, Fulhaas-road, chic worker, Sept. 13, at 1. Vrtemer CATreirw, Ringetred, Coventgarde4 oommindou agent. Sept. 13, at 1. WILLIAM VglitMalOg 3033018, NeWlTeritemetred, Bermondsey. wholesale oilman, Sept 11, at 1. CHIUsrMAS 1111 u 11,011111101, Orewford.strese, furniture dealer, Sept 13, at 1. WILLIAM MARE; Breadetreethill, Qtybos melon - , Sept 111,at 1. Thomas Bauwej en., H oug hton.Hants,borse trainer,Sept.l s , at 12. 010afin 1113111 T JAMMU'S, Richmond-road, Hackney, anatomises clerk. Sept. 12, at 1. low BAWVT &WKLY. Ipswich, Innkeeper. IL at 12. Joint Genatastecti.Darfingi on, litaffordsh., stamper, EleptlLat 12. 14. TgenTlM,. St. (Morse's. Salop. builder, Sept. 22, at KAIMIL SAMOS, MANOMCIII3, Birminghain, jewelier, Sept. rs, at it Jean CMOS' BIADTORD. Birmingham, baker, Oct 6, at 12. WlLLtem MACH= IBOLr Belper,Derbrah., attorney,Serpt Kat 11. PRIMP HIDIRT Cimarron, Wesion.super-Mare, Somerselahlre, late chief wadable, Sept. ILat 11. Elmer WILLIAM IMAM, Tiverton. butcher. Sept It at :ems JAM% Liskeard, Cornwall, accountant, Sept. 12, at 11. WILLIAMCALL and THOUSCALL, Bradlord,engineers,fleptl LatlL Trioum BASUTO'S APPLIMT, Leeds, grocer, s ept. 18, at 11. mow Owu, Liverpool. cart owner, Sept. at 11. JOIN TONLingoit, Liverpool, providers deal/m.IW- 12, at 11 . POOL& 'Morn Llanddendoleo,Carnervonsh..grocer.ffilise.ll.ll6l2, JOHN SVANS, Rbyl, Flintahlre, balkier, Sept. 12., at 12. 010108 WlLenteos Ronimeort, Liverpool, late Beeneedvichuiller, Sept 12, at 11. 011111L111 HOLM, Manchester, Erosive Sept. ft, at 11. ileifter. Coo !mitt, Blackburn, builder, end Blackpool, innkeeper, Sept, to. at 11. amid= Tomos, Birmingham, tailor's cutter-out, Sept. (MOMS Tenons°, Alton, Hampshire, Sept. it, at 1. 111. at 10. WILLIAM TINDALL. Hulloes, milkman. Sept Mid 11- Rule UENDSLI., Soutlisea, cofferehouse keeper, Sept.l2,4 11. JOSH QUIC K, Ridgway, Devonshire, baker, Sept. 11, at U. Malaita GILL, Rotherham, beerhouse keeper, Sept. 14, at 12. DUD Walling, Peterborough, corn dealer. Sept. 16, at 10. Devil , Saint New Fletton, Hunts. tunkery r. Peg: L ila* 11. 1011111 T TAYLOR, (hibthorpe,Yorkshire. stationer, 14, at 12. WlLLlASATlwAstu.liocking,Fustmarket gardener, SAUL EDWARD Oguitog STOCK Wm, Shetheld, photographer, Oct. 6, at 1. Parra Wars. Bulkington, Ware icksh., carrier, Sept. 21, M 10. JOHN COOPIm, Nuneaton. Warwickshire, late Warhol's° keeper, Sept. 21, at 11. St= tirmuone. Rath, boarding-house keeper, Sept 12, at 11. JAuss Sgoog , Bath, chair maker, Sept. 12, at 11. Jams ALMOID, Hallaton, Lelosidershire, saddler, Sept. 7, at S. Jong WILDS Birkenhead, hatter, Sept LI, at 11. Joss Vei. Brighton, bootmaker, Sept. 13, at 11. WILLIAM Buena. Bingham. NAM, late innkeeper, Octal), at 12. Len REARUNATIONIti Nov. ft. W. C. Pechey, Isleworth, Middlesex. surgeon - Nov. SO. T. D. Sullivan, Ridgway, Plympton sad Plymouth. Bella, hadc • lieutenant In her ay sty's nav y-Nov. house, Bristen.hlll d , foreman to en omnibus proprietor-Nov. Si. IL. Walken, Nelson-terrace, Wernington - lane. Harkner. bear home keeper-Nov. 13. C. Wymark, Cumming-street _ Penton villa, lever escapement maker-Nov. 10. G. Franca, Charlotte. street, Caledocian-road, builder-Nov. 30. S. Fred, Franey. common, Surrey. cab driver-Nov. 11. F.J. Fontein. Fumigate, egg merchant-Nov. 21. W. H. Smith, Badleunere, Kent draper -Nov. 21. R. 0. filierJot Gloncesteeread. Regent's-park. artist -Nov. 21. R. Hogarth. Southampluottreet, Camberwell, clerk to • 'elicitor-Nov. 21. N. R. Chapman, telhigton.gmen. tanner -Nov. 21. J. Sprlngett, Foster''-bulldimm, Upper Whitacre's street, licensed victimizer-Nov. 21. W. D. Withams, Shoe-lane, FloUstreet, clerk to the proprietors of newmayers-Nov. D. H. Mayeeld. toilet. speculator in Lod -Nov. W. A. Fordham, Feschorchutreet, and Barford-terrace. Liverpool-road, cigar merchant-Nov. IL J. W. Leigh. Isleworth. Middlesex, licensed victualler -Nov 11. J. C. Pain, Reading. solicitoe-Noe. A 0. Wimer aad J. Marshall, Tullerieetreet, sackney-road, chenille manufacturer-Nov. 22. B. Beholds. Weldburyeeed, Harrow road, private tutor-Noe. Mt T. HAM Crosviield, Northamptonshire. Tay dealer -Nov. Dutton, Poplar. o trees, Upper Holloway, plantar --Nov EL C. Hart, Berbitoo- MU, Surrey, private tutor-Nov. ft. N. Ward, Randall-market, Poplar New-town. corn Meier-Nov. T Lepel y, Greenwich, media' conductor-Nov. 23 .1. T. Ashanhord, Henteestreet. Brungerickamare, cabinet maker-N,,v. 23. Y. Tindall, Wool wich. carpenter-Nov. ft W. Boreham, Londonroad. Bromley, saddler-Nov. ft A. C. Carter, south-street. New Northroad, grocer's assistant-Nov. U. E. Wright, 'Twi g cam , plumber - Nov. 21. P . H. Nathan. Prinw's-road. Bermondsey. smith - Nov. W. Shrimpton, Twyford, Hampshire, dealer in hay-Nov. 28 8. Steward, Strohm's-place, Ball's Bookylace. oil and colounnan -Nov. 18. J. Ford, Florence-street. liliagton. commercial traveller-Nov.Maidenhead, Seamarks, center-Nov. 28. G. R. Robson. Great, Marlow, surgeon-Nov. W. P. Scrivener, St. liarn= "gre. Tottleg kill, traveller to a commisgion agent-Nov. Mt. P. Becker end H. Sack, Philpotlane, City, importers of foreign provisions- Noe. EL W. Hemmings, King's won-road. chememonger-Nov. IL P. Aide?, Whitecroseetreet, builder-Nov. 18. J. W. Mor riss, fiprtng.street, Paddington, watchmaker - Nov. ft W. Han. Regentutreet, and Boleover street, Beiton-road, 24. R. G. Kent. Old Compton.strest, Soho, matter -Nov. 28. R. Rare Yorlx.treet, Weatmiruiter, picture dealer-Nov. F. Truemen, St. Pattrieroad Camden Town, commhiden agent- Nov. 28. W. Fisher, chariest-street Wed and lb ookasews North, Paddington, cowkeeper . -Nov. W. C. leer, HatuPstmd - roa d . greengrocer-Nor. 30. T. J. Chesty, Strand, refreehmeathome keeper -Nov SO C. H. Hotter, aundea cottages, Deataark road, Camberwell, commercial clerk-Nov. 30. Bar tholomew. Culford-road, Kingsland, warehouseman - Nor. 311. C. B. Watts , Durham-place, North Peckham, carpenter -Nov. 30. W. Bobby. X incerton-street, Belgraveequ an, tailor-Nov. 30. J. Klichendds, Draftee-mad. Kentish-town, carman-Nov. ft W. bamerweetbsr. Earbiton Surrey, fore man of works-Nov. 3n H. B. Lumley, Mile-end road, el torney's clerk-Nov. an T. Aldred, Jim- Oxfordetreet, Assistant to • fishing tackle manufacturer-Dee 6. M. Bjornstrom, bore, Finland, master mariner-OM 26. J. Ontram. Pentrich, Derbyshire. farmer-Sept. 11. A. J. Pedesin, Chochoormon - Medlock. Manchester. linireat-Oct. 4. IL E. Jones, Bethesda. Caniarvonshlre, watch maker-Oct 4. E. Fry. Tynemouth, boat bufider-oci. 4. R. Linable, Coembianteignhead, Devonshire, cabinet maker-Oct. 6. 0. A. Baynes, Torgasy. Devonshire, cabinet maker -Oet. 23. J. Bland, sen., Oaddington, Northan l 3 - tomtit:re, dealer-Sept. 14. J. Davies, Lhasambe, Glamorgan. shire. gromr-Oct. 13. lacy Feeler. Heeds, ToMakire. school ndstress-Oct 13. T. Barlow, Bradford, Yorkshire, tankers broker-Oct. 24. J. Beinsetein, Poutlottyn. Gismorpanhlre, pawnbroker-Oct. 25. D. Mdmonds. Mer th yr Tyd6l. MAMA pashlre. grocer-Oct 27. 3. E. Thep. Truro, Cornwall, printer -Oct 16. J. Hemmings, Stamford, Lincolnshire, bootmaker's maistant-Oct a. J. Menem, She Meld, merchant -Oct. 17. W. Bercrott Potnton, Uncolnshire, carpenter -Sept M. J. Rennie, Kidderminster, be beeper-88M ft 3. fieefteld, As ton, Warwickshire, butcher--Sept. 261 . E. Glover, Birniingbam. assistant to a greengrocer-Sept. til R. Martindale, Erdingtnn and Birmingham, commission agent-Sept it W. H. Day, BO tababam,journeyman machluist--eept. 26. J. Johns, Birmits. bent late -Oct. 14. It. Hodson. Weinfiert Linoolnddre, butcher t. 18 C. E. Brewer, Gainsboreueb. Linoolnahlre. le beccoulat-Oct. 18. J. T. Holmes, tfaxey, anWlmbire, farmer- Oct 12. 3. W. G. Asquith. Great Grimsby, Lisooloshlre, sawyer Sept 18. W. Barton. Hollesley, Suffolk, plumber-Oct. S. T. B. Malden Newton. Dorsetahlre, shoemaker - Fept. 19. J. C. Finkel', Cargo Fleet, Yorkshire, custom house ogioer 15. F. Do d ewoeth , Ormsby, Y.ekddre, millwright-OA. 11. W. Poole. Northampton, carpenter-Oct. 6J. Saunders, Brightork plumber-Oct S. J. BANKRU Read. PTCIES ANN Dorchester, journeymanULLßD. butcher. August JRATIRIAJI W WII S, Norwich. wbadinger. August 11. RICHARD JAIIR. Piccadilly, tailor. duvet 26 Jowl Jotas, DM Shrewsbury, provides dealer. R•pt. Ift. R. Stone. Liverpool, j DlNDS.oiner-Sept 12. J. B. Denried, Denbighshire, licensed victualler-Sept 14. 1. O. White, jun.. Claughton. Cheshire, ship broker It. W. Batho and D. Jones, Wrexham. Denbighshire, brewers-Sept 14. Ann Bainbridge, Itvertoo, Lancashire, lioness , ' victualler-Sept. 12. W. Idansertuo, Brampton, Derbyshire, slater-Sept. l& E. led fern, Stockport, innkeeper-Sept 11. G. Quartorman, Bleeder, Oxfordshire, watchmaker-Sept. W. Muslin, Bleeder, Ox fordshire, pitusbPAß TNer--meet Z. IL 11. /Marto, teeter, jeweller. lUISHIPR DISROLVED. W. Hemingway and IL Lacey. Dewsbury, Yorkshire, shoddy dealers W. R. SoperFountains, Southampton, naval and milker, boot makers-3. Demon, A. Chisholm, and W. Plowman (executors of B. De Carte, decea•ed), Bury St. Edmunds, atone masons-Sarah Marta Sbaw and Harriet Ma Shaw, Mer thyr Tydfil, Olamotranshire, shines-A. J. Woodyatt and R.. D. I:emendate. Birmingham, tobacconists-J. Wetherspoon and H. Gaudin, Brook-street, Holborn, thermometer makers-G. W. Meyerson and R. Utley. Halifax. Yorkshire. and Parliament . street, Westminster, civil engineers-A. B. Bremner and W. T. TM, Billiterequare, City. tobacco brokers-Mary Robinson and Helen Robinson, Ettrtemon-Trest, BriOrg and A. Kaye, Bey Hall, Yorkshire, nag inercimag -G. Rogers and W. H. Peace. Shetheld. carriage beilders-W. Strafford and I. G. Brame. (Requester, tallow chandlers-G. Min and W. 0. Wat ford, Hertford. depeoes-T. Lewis sod T. B. Oink& Chelten ham, auctioneen-W. Bottom, R. Kirk, and 3. Moody, Hudders field, engineers-W. Cooper, H. Boardman, ant J. Mat= fitafford.hlre, esrthenwaie vesnuffetureru so for a y H. Boardman-8. A Roberta and W. C. thee, Swineshead. Lin colnshire, surgeoes -S. P. liood and J. A. C. Hosegood, Newington causeway. hosiers-e• Leper& and C. Gammon, Cloak - lane, City. attorneys - W. M'laroy and H. W. Cralk, LiverpooL merchants-Predates Weber Lea and Evelio& Downey. Exeter, achoolmietremee-G. Yellin and W. Marshall, deceased, Tichborne-street, Haymarket, Berg -J. Binne and A. Hint Lindley, Yorkshire. rope manufacturers-T. Headland and It. Hardwkk, Leeds, Won SCOTCH 811(1171FISATIONS. DUNCAN Ii'DOCGML. Olmgow, tobacco pipe manufacturer, Sept. 5, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. at Smith and Pr TEtna pt Amalie and PRIM MAIMIAM Edinburgh. Ironmongers , Se 6. Pones' Rooms, Edinburgh. Mental Oakum, Kirkcaldy, painter, Sept. 41, at the Oeorp A SHOAL OF WHAM. —Oll the enelltillg Of Tom. day last the Ilse bay of Plerewell prieested as mit* opeetsols. The tiding flew like wilder* that there was • large shoal of whales is the bay, sad there was as isms& eke nude of all hands to boats and skiffs. The whales were eliserved swimming slowly aloe( in • mespest and Emma. sest Use, abort three-qoartere of • sails is length. It wee eselmesd that they amid see masher Imo ass 700. By need revrieg sad eirdtal Mean 70 skies and beats sew waded le peeing iste the 110 r of the twendierg sew el whales. sad the denting and noises of the mimes see m deem them well inshore. Mee panthiss wen hughining he eangratslate themselves es the pelliPpelli the ride booty whisk almost mewl 'Mlle thole math. when smeldeely. awl Vest', et the amain ol the mews. the whales wheeled. mead is • isms altarge, dashed mime and Wyss. the crowd of beats. mod rushed amp est seawards with trams. dews speed. blower( is a aros, ma amiss the setae of the hey Me hal& —Orissi THE POLICE COURT& MA RLBOROUG -STREET. Alogsmitia Prentene Barrel /*may, and Andrew /G AO/4% Awned with *then ad in meted, with Ming caw versed in the fsbrieetiog forged Russian rouble cote', and with bevies in their possession • number of Ogee wed ter the fabrication of forged notes , were brought before Id.r. iiiaalleidfor final eza - mmation. 1 Mr. Sleigh, instructed by Mason. Vennin Naylor. sod Robles, appeared for the prusention so d Mr. E. D. Lewis for Nicholas. The evidence having bean read over by Mr. Noakes, the ebief clerk, and ieterpreted Sy Mr. Albert, Polies-sergeant Mulesoy, of the detective polies, said all the cuss and proms found by the pollee were labelled Kr. S Aisconay,London." Os the Tuesday after I Thompson left Stomeleigli Lodge. he foiled a stone e scullery with a lithograph on it of a 50 volatile Rushee note, and in the fireplace in the front parlour be found • portion of an envelope, addrusesd to • Mr. Mammies, in the same Issulwriting ma that ea the owes and presses. Mr. Sleigh said as Aseeney stood self-ecoeieted he should est the magistrate to seed him for trial. The ease Is=Nicholas was that some lithographie, stones left in by Anceosy had been found in Es possession, and be should respectfully leave the &MMus of that case in the bands of the magistrate. Mr. R. D. Lewis said Nicholas had been reled on bail by Mr. Roo: at the last examioatice, sod tW magistrate had @Wald no farther seldom°, was brought 'forward he should discharge him. As them war no additioul evidence, and as is wee clear Nicholas knew nothing about the eon. heels of the came left with him by Anoeaay, beloved the magistrate would order him to be climbs:gad. i Mr. Mansfield said it was sever contemplated thet a per eon who merely acted as warehouseman should be oyes to • charge of being coacerned is a conspiracy, end he mod therefore order Nicholas to be discharged. Inspector Tboenpeon wished to state that Amway, having complained of hie treatment in the House of Dams. tie., the charge had been investigated, and ascertained to be without foundation. MARYLEBONE. Yesterday . afternoon two summates; were set down for hearth, guest James Jennings and William Jennings— the first defendant residing at No. 3, Wellingtoo Cottages, Harrow-road, The offence alleged against him was—" That oe the 28th day of August last, be did, in the pariah of Padditsgton, unlawfully neglect to have slaughtered and buried a cermin cow labouring under the cattle plague." It. second defendant resided at 14, Goplaad•treet, St, Marylebeee, end the offence alleged against him was— " That he did in the parish of Paddington unlawfully drive sloe; a certain highway—to wit, the Harrow-road--• certain cow labouring uoderthe tattle plague." Mr. Wilda& solicitor, of 17 Titchbournrstrest, Edg ware-road, appeared for the theientlants. There were several of the most influential isowkeepers and dairyroth of the district in court to bear the oases. Mr. Wilding. addressing his worship, said be appeared is the oases on behalf of the partite who were summoned for not complying with orders as regards the cattle plague. The application for the summons was only made two daps ago, and the summonses served on his edits. So short were the latices, that they had not been able to get their witnesses together for the defence, and be wished for his worship to adjourn the me fur a few days. One of the saws had beau killed. Mr. Yardley said that beteg so, he could see no reason 7 , 1 i eLtlere should not be an adjournment. He then said he them to notice that there were three courses open, sod by each one they might be dealt with. The first was that by summary proceeding they were liable, if the case was proved, to be mulcted in the penalty of 204 The second thing that they rendered themselves liable of was by indictment. In the third instance, be might as well state what advice he gam to an applicant who requested to know what he should do in the case of a neighbour who had brought diseased cattle near or very nearly adjoining the promises where he had his cows. He (Mr. Yardley) then told him, and he believed now he was right in what he thee advised, that if through his neighbour bringing diseased cattle near his, and from that he suffered a lam be would be able to recover that lugs by so action at law. So they must see what they were liable to incur if they west in opposition to the law. In the first elm they were liable, under summary jurisdiction, to pay a penalty of 201. ; for the second, to have the vexatious p•oceeding by iodictet; sod, thirdly, liable to an action at law for damages. Themes stood adjourned. LAMBETH. Jules Berper, Nathaniel Holehester, Samuel Berms, Abraham Davis, Goshen Sititierman, sad Philip Braun, were aids brought before Mr. Elliott for farther extunins *ion. Mr. Sleigh, inetraisted by Mr. T. P. Robins, of the first of Yeasting. Naylor, and Robins, of Tokenboomyard, soli citors for the Russian Embers), attended for the prosecu tion ; Mr. Neale for the premier Braun ; sad Mr. Lewis, jos., for the other prisoners. Mr. Sleigh called Joseph Liebaha, a sative of Gelid., to Poland, who, through Mr. Albert who interpreted the German language, deposed no oath—About two or three years ago I became acquainted with the prisoner Beyer baviog met him in Paris last year. but I cannot recollect the month. The last time I met him me, I think, in the storing, and I had then some conversation with him about Russian money. The first thing he told me was that he knew the tourers where the forged Reasiaa paper was manufactured, and that I think was is May last. I came with him to London, and amongst other things he told me that Landis:4kt had brought the plates to r. .. 1. 4 7 d that )(Mynas and Beyer were to do the business sod that Kimyene had for that purpose several thousand francs, but that Kiekruo• sad Beyer were nearly betrayed by a prima, and that, therefore, the business with them bad fallen to the ground, and that Loodioski bad takes the plates back to Loudon. Beyer and I atom to London together in the beginning of June, I think it was, and stopped at the Terminus Hotel, London-bridge. I just maw Loodinski on the day after my arrival, aod he brought Her rens to me. I cannot say whether that was on the first or the ascend day after my arrival. Berms was introduced to me by Londiniki as the maker of the forged paper, and Bermes did not deny it. Then we began to discuss the matter, and Loodinaki and Bermes asked me to boy Wen of the forged paper. They brought moment samples of it, but I cannot say bow many. They said they were forged Beene, or five-rouble notes, but I did not buy any of theta thee. I next saw Braun, but cannot say how long after, ti it might be tea or fourteen days. Loodieski and brought Alm to me to Spsaeds Hotel, Leadocrbridge. I Misted upon seeing the manufacturer, sad Berrelil is Brace's preemie said, " That is be." Braun bad already manufactured faired notate io ROW& as well all here. He was to manufacture some 25 rouble DOUG to London, and he, Beaus, said he would make some. I saw Dim again a few days after with Beyer, and I then saw him engraving the Russian eagle on an iron plate, at the boom 75, Camber well-road. It was at Fleyer's lodgings there. Loodinaki and. Barrens were in the house at the time, and saw it. At that time I bad given information to the police. I had done so tee or fifteen days after my arrival in London, and from time to time I gave the police Information of everything. In cruse-examination by Mr. Lewis, the wither admitted that several mouths ago he was in Dresden with some Russian forged notes, and wee mated there, but having Dose of the forged notes on him at the time, and nothing else appearing against him, he was disehsrged. That was the only tame he was in custody, except in Poland for poli tical offeecsa He had not received any money from the lice, nor was be promised any, and what he did was for humanity's sake, bearing that half Europe had been ruined by these notes. He west first to Inspector Thompson, and not the inspector to Dim, and the address of that 061011 T he got in Paris. lie had not gone to the inspector for fourteen days, because he wanted to see and hear something. He had money of his own, but the Russian embassy paid him 2,000 f. Mr. Lewis here pressed the witness vary hard as to who actually paid . him the money, but the witness refuted to say. He was in custody in Galicia, but it was for a political offence. Mr. Elliott refused to accept bail. and the prisoners were removed from the court. It was stated that between two and three millions of them forged notes had been manufactured in this country and Prance. SOUTHWARK. Edward Johnson, a bricklayer's labourer, employed with a numerous body of his class en the recoostruotien of the Royal Surrey Theatre, was brought up on a warrant ob. Mined agaiast him at the instance of Mr. William BR borough (the foreman of the works under Mr. Forster, the contractor). for ming abusive and tlireeteniag language. Mr. W. Edwin appeared for the complaisant, and Mr. Dillon for the &fondant. The evidence adduced supported the opening statemont of Mr. Edwin to the effect that, for some time past, the defendant had been suspected of making false representa• tions se to the works to the contractor, Mr. F rat ,and thus conaiderable isjary was does to the different work men employed. Ic coat/quanta of the discovery that the suspicions were well founded the complainant, with the sanction and under the authority of Mr. Forster, damaged the defendant from his employment. Os his discharge the defendant, with severs' others, paraded the front of the boarding erected before the works in program. Om declared that they would lay wait and do /or the oomolairant, This was contiaued for several days, and the complainant bad been compelled to seek protection by instituting these proceedings against the defendant, who was the vary leader Hi the movemeat. These facts were further corroborated by Mr. Keene, the timekeeper, who proved the threats used * the defendant when he (Keats) handed him his ticket cf discharge. The cross-examination of the witnesses by Mr. Dillon was directed to show that the complainant had himself M do elted the data:tame, and that the expreasioe, " will for you," merely meant that "he would punch the complain , ant's head." The Magistrate observed that the evidence in support of the ass was wholly uneontradieted. It was monstrous that men like the complainant should be threatened whoa la the house dithers* of their duties. Them iatimidatioas emanated to a tyranny, and he should require the delta , dant to ester into his own moogoaanos in sioz.. with one surety_ of 101., to keep the peace towards the complaithat : end aal her Majesty's subjects for the next three nosethe - _ GREEN W ICS. Joseph Heighs, mate of the schooner Pis" lying is the Twos. al Trinity WU/J. Rotherkithe. sppeered to • sawnscs. bears dr. Trail. chug* with eonsuitling stalest asenslt moos Thomism Loads, captain of she aid sshosmom. MARKETS. TALLOW.-FRIDAY Erinuro.-Tbs market woo dna today saw, 455. 9d. to 465. ; old 1864 brisk, 46a, to 4/4. 3d.: Owto9or to Dinwabsr, 465. 94. In 46.. ; D e . ..mbar, 46.. dd. to 465. 9d. ; January and Mari*, 475. ; ]larch, 475. 6d. Tow. tallow *downed ls. 6d. par swt to 46a. 34., ass sub. Delivery to last riveting 1,087 asks. Arrivals, 1.354 casks. At auction 700 costa sold at fall prima. Taganrog Aso. Boa at 465. Id. 455. 6d. Inferior. Australias bast, 44.. 6d. to 455. Bas, to 43s 6d. wary low and draggy. Booth Astoria's', 465. 6d. Inn puns. „ T 4 oil quiet witboat &nags. Clooltia. 445. 6d. to gis. Osylon, 425. W. to 435. ; Wary. good pals,4la. 8. 41s. 6d. ; intddlisg, ratiaw mis.d q aalitisu 40n 6d. ; low and draggy, se.. Falco oil trio ; 6•0 Lagos. 384. to 381 . Arai, Ns. to 375. Urn but ail. 335. COTTO/1.--lairwarcon, Si??. L—The deemed for cal. tea bee beam geed throagboat the week, sad os Tem day sad Wednesday homme salaamed, putimilarly from the trade, end theffigh holders mistime to offs their stoats freely, the market Mooed yesterday Italy, with some at vase, in prises es road descriptions. flea dead coutiasse Is fair request, bat le freely offere4 at ;wires rata AlMeiCe• has 'ben is . gerieral deemed, mod lies advised partially /d. per lb. dune. the week. Bnuil has 6aa ia geed request, establishing a ries of gd. to gd. per lb., pug. 'Maly m the alma decoriptioes, whirls have became vie, scarce. la Baptism • large barium has been dem, bp the 'apply offering is *beeriest, sad the oaly adman quoted is of gd. per lb. in fair owls. Is Bayne the cabs have baba to osly a moderate extent, but at fall prim Zan ladle has bees in good masealre4. d entmethese, still offered very freely, the issmoved deal the value during the last tow days gd. to id. per 14 its improvement is chiefly observable ia good stapled Gotta, the t spoilt, of whir& this memos has ieduced a lases gem somamptim. Clues, with a fair demand, may is quoted 14. per 16. dearer. "To arrive" the traumatism have bees numerous. and the last quotations were yat ~ day, kw Now Odessa, sample gusraoteed, ship bumf. l6jd. per lb. ; Partais, flint quality, ship masa, 1714. fair opso, at ea, 17gd. ; shipments, dank Iler, October, 176. ; Waters Madras, fair, mi ll et, Jay, , , and August, Mb, ship gamed. 110. per lb. n o sales of the week amount to 109,330 bales, laeledies lkgig os speculation, sad 26,320 declared for export, hang ' 67,490 ballet° the trade. The market opted this nosing with s fair isgairy, sad the Isles will probably amount It about 10,000 bales, without cheap is prima COTTON GOODS.—II•BoIunn, I.—The raid* has bees quiet today, but balsas bas sot bees kiwi* ole the whola, sad prices have bean steadily maintained. Is shipping yarns the market his bass very firm to-day, but the amount of business doing has not been large, apis. nets being sesatly deeply under enetraet and stocks cleared out. flpianers are now ooesiderably move Independent tlr they were, and the foil prices they now ask has soetstkiaq to do with the quietness which has prevailed in the Intik* to-day. In bane trade yarns we bare had a quiet, stsady market. sad the business dose has bees et tbe fell pries el Tuesday. As regards cloth. the ellatallWat4 sad * some extent improvement, manifested on Tuesday has rather subsided, and we have a quieter, though skill a needy whet et priors well maintained. The *Mr, t► day has been pretty gemrsi. The bulimia has sot Isee large; and though we may describe prima as elmoet as. changed slam Tuesday, the Modeory to advance lug te a greet extent disappeared. &oh deemed as we haws expe rimed has been et a rather genital character. There ars large orders in the market for execution, cad if people could get on about prices a good deal of business would ha dose ; but the limits of buyers are somewhat below tins average rates demanded by sellers, and the former dads difficulty in the okra:item of their orders. CORN.--Carmsrosn, Barr. L —The weather ham his fine during the week, sod harvest is sow nearly Arai it mu district. There was a good show of wheat at oar to-day, sod the boat dry samples realised about lar week prime. frooodary qualities were difficult to sell et sails of la. to 2a. per qr. New red, 38s. to rla.; old, 48s. to 50s; white, sew, 44.. to 50s. ; old, 54m. to 565. A few ma' of sew barley shown, quality poor. Lnrootr. arr. I.—We have bad a fa suWy of both old and sew wheats ; old found buyer at barely last Wide/ prima. whist new Naples were very irregular in pc ios is cossequeues of differonos io quality asd modifies. What, red, new, 40m. to 45a.; old, 455. to 475. • white, sew, 4 to 525. ; old, 50s. to 5 2 a per qr. Barlev;26s. to 36a. Oar, 19s. to 235. Livismor., BUT. L—W • had a moderate 'traduce at our market to-day, sad the demand for wheat was bona at • reductios of ld. per yenta Mar equally slow, the Wee showing • reduction of 6d. per sack iou the week. Indian cons natty% at Tuesday's dada of le. per quaff. Oatmeal dull, at • reduction of la. per load. Boss or chased. WAKEFIELD, Barr. I.—Wheat rode quiet. Old rid firmly at late rates. Now varies moat is quality sad cosh roe, and sells up to 47e. for bast red. New barley alai for. Besse still arum and spin dearer. Avenge pas August 28—Wheat, 4.498 qn. at 47a. tidd. ; Way, 43 qn. at 29a. 00A1.8.—Losroms, Sim I.—Bats.' West Hartloy, 18s. 9d. ; Holywall Maio, Ms.; Walls Bad Byroa, 18s. 9d.; Walls Bud Horton. 18 s. 6 d. ; Walls Ed Como, 19s. 3d. Wills Bad North ilartlopocd,9d. ; Walls Bid Bosth Rart/spsol, 19s. ; Camay sad Darya Matsui, Hs.— Ships it ararkat, 28 ; sold, 27. Tait H•Aviorr fit Liscoisiouns. —Harvest ope ratic:me were chucked is the besieging of the week hf the Insisters of Moaday. On Timed* , with a rakes Worse, tbs weather Warns more fa and a Br brew fees the nortb-west traded to dry the entstrucding ea' gnat deal of wheat remake in Os golds cut, sad the Ws In scum pule of the country are desidedly good. Is Wis. trick we'd Burgh a great deal maws cut in the fields, but the crops ars good, and a full average yield is end& (rated. In the district mound Wainfleet there is a good dial yet to be led, and the crepe are spoken of satishictarily. Is ether parte of the county wheat is not, however, taming out se well ekbrir is Quality or quantity, so that as • wbsis an average yield mast not be expected. Barleys see yield. iag famim.ably. There is a geed deal discoloured, bat stale. isg samples will not be ewes. The yield varies ia differed districts, but as a whale it is well spoke. of. Oats are ISA sad wet be below tie swage. A good many bons see cat, and the crop u variable. The pastures are looting or workably well, and turnips sad marigold have very Hal improved. THE I.IIDIA-11JBBSR, GIITTA AHD NW. °sant Wow COMPLIT.—Attar this coompany's sealing ire Thursday a party of (sty magnates sad geathress twiarasted in telegraph cablesoposoesded to visit and WO the worts at Silverman, whisk haw at sa additional sell of 50,0001. been coesiderably sawed, and aow ors II else of warty 15 wes. They see thea capable of wag ref aareast of wort, and Weisg oat telorraph Wks of the largest sir sad of any Writ The visitors had an owe. *unity of lesiva a sichmariaetxraph sable in the proems of ma n ufacture by • arm rrb patented by Mr. W. P. Piggott. The party whisk mucaust ethers ladoded the Lord Mayor. Mr. Samuel Marley. M.P., Sir Charles , M.P., Mr. J. Gisisher, LILA, Dr, Parr. F.H.8., Brij MF. Walker, F.H.8.. Rev. B. B. flavor, Bev. H. Allow, Bar. Br. Wise (of Bernie* Mr. C Field, Mr. C. F.= Mr. Alderman Carter, Wilma. °MAW 8.N., Mr. Wm. ll'Clare ( of Manchester). Xr. G. Heeeeed, Mr. George lisedersoe. Mr. J. H. Macksozie. Mr. Iff. Sewell. Mr. C. Whits. he. afterwards eat down to s enmptimas banquet, to which they were invited by Mew Stephen acid Hugh Silver aad Mr. Williams. in one of ket large sew moms just co mpleted. The band of the battalion at Eases Volunteers, commaedsd by Colonel Hugh Setter. wee la attwodoose. BIRTHS, MILBNIAGIS, AND DICATKB. __.-- BIRTHS. ETIMSTOW.—Aathat to, at Mayon, Salop, the wife of P. Stbehtea, ltaq., of a daughter. PISELst >b, at Sanctum Howe, llsoluessroad , Co ollo —Aege bury. the wile el 8.. Wax, Am.. of a daughter. HAAPIA.—Mstaa to, at thford-ternme. Hyde-park, Xri. Gen. Harper. of a sou. lIISSZLL.—AvaM SO. st Undoes-road. Notting-IA tkd of A. J. Monk Nap., el • daughter. ['SUN DNB& Si. at Bigb-Street. L• 11•12001. AO Sensders, of a doosktor. TUlLL—Atiernst SO. at the Mmorhosse. Chiswick. the wife et B. Tube, M.D., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. 00111-IAUTENVILLII—Msaes at St. Georges CU" . Dahlia. by the Rev, Alward Let, Sir. W. U. Cope, of Bele • bill, Heats. Bart., to Seartette. daughter of Ranteavills Em., of Visereiscs, count 7 HENDRY —II.III/SWOlTH.—August Se, at St Poets Mask Armee-reed. ltegearreark. by the Rev. T. W. Pols T. 11, Hendry. gm., of Abinalloostrest, Westminster. to Sena Aims ad the Isle linnneworth. Seq., of St. JohlismoeL. SCdo=oAlLlY.—Augast at SA Mozo's. Reattitosier• raos, by the Nev. Henn William Maddock. RA., and Mel" Sidney Wlddringtou. Alfred. won i of O. Sews', Esq., of ST. Part-road, legenrepark, and Piccadilly, to Fortnum, youngest disigger of the late John Oakley, lierbi Ooktee'mtiess. Seater. and Piceadilly. WILLIAMS —.I ENool.—August SO. et the parish char* et South libitum by the Visa. the Archdeacou of Surrey, the SM. S. F. Williams, o f Ch to Carollse Sydney, &MO O of the Rev. A. Jesour, rector of Blackpool, Moesthlre. EATHS. APPOLD.—Argot $l . at D tbe Cliftos Down HOW. CSR.._, I ; Olostio AomM. LILL. A.C.L. g o ., of No. O. Wthoowm . TiwOhtt-tatitara, aged Oa 111DDLIODUBL—Migast.M at the Royal Docky srd . Emma Louisa. the wile of teramander o. Biddisoong*, Ng" lath year at Mr ERIDOSLI.N. Anym ego. t SI. at Coney We ston Hall, antat,ltitata NMI!! the late =word 'strips. /an. Nod TS. ClllM,ls.—August Se at Mattel' lectory, Norfolk. Um Cuts's. Is biz AM var. 11•1111101L1E1.—Ausoot 10, at Relmest Villas, Cleplumerelde ry. RW. ntWte. 04 4 0 68 - 11ItlCesaaha A t 10, i at Dioftssno, gr. lboosloo. PHILLIS2O.—MogooI SO, 0. Mans. Aug.. el Strostls oo4 liswM. seed NI wassAtrum—sugost so, as Ate. s= Illods•11010* fabloard par. 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