The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-26 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. I le tue meliorated the second and third. Stoic sad the Mayo- certainty in great danger for a couple of bows. I have I name 611, hooded the other*, who were pang rep, the last smelt the meat Is the pie, end it don not appear to be in • being Merry Leas. putrid state. I have kept it looked up aver s um I helm G OODW 00D RACES. —T 0909.4.9. 1 B.tim GIATVIICIL2 STAUB of 100 sort. each, h e ft for colts, Ind lie frollooiag the peat political contests which have esigsgedlolb Bat ; certain allowinsoes owner a Mlliam Clial m all e ra th lt W e ir wan Wald in to at wee, A m a i h e mue ums, Mal pares of th e (doom. it the semad . lone to naive 100 eon. Mile and a half. (19 Mud the servant, eon r toms so ot thepre b se t mis si es th a t this importaat meeting, held le ego ma& / witn as to the ms Pam , did Me. Berms at moot beautiful spot, Essissa e h os id attract b l Stockwell-HP.I4X Bono) I soother surgeon. sea., J.P. said-I as pro ber aad fashioaable company to the righbourhood. m r . see Nighwata, tot irb!.!! I lessor of chemistry, and reside at Ol d -park, Bristol. I Brightee collsidsnld its holdletrlllw of th• sang , Mt . G. Bryan's Jack oleetem. tat lab frateraily, bat the growing desire for post betties has Sortie end rredepr alas ran. received au ledWaesday a box coataising the scrapinp of a induced many of the largest bookmaker. as well ea Woken Betting :7t02 oe &e 10 to 1 apt any other. o f dish. fore of a rabbit, • wall Pi••• M no wine of the pretty quiet little villages In the A PLAIT of 50 so rt ., added to a Sweeps's/cos of 5 sort. of rabbit, and • piece of beef. There was sot vteleity a the course. At Brighton, nothing was doing ea each, for B.y e . o lBs en d upwards ; th e w i se ., t e eta loy urtat of the pope ot The the pti soot e. I , the box on Monday sad the deserted apparent. of the " Old for 1. Last mile. (7 subs.) s sot putrid then. It was Ship" wadi somewhat remarkable whim compered with ' Mr. m Ten Brooch ' s Guardsman, by vattpur-Distaina, eta toad when I left home this morales. There was • jar Its former activity on the evening preceding the 4 yrs. rot Mb ill.rordham) 1 with vomit sod some Soar. I have carefully anslysed the Goodwood meeting, The morning was cloudy, ma • thick tbsven's Cobweb, S yrs. 7st Sib (Atkisa) t vomit and the meat, and ths experiments I made conviees Me It Cotton's Trap, byre, 9.t base hang about the atmosphere, which reodered distant , The following also ran : - Sympathy, Voteless. and A. D. pie. lam morally oonvineed it was also is the vomit, but objects somewhat difficult to be seem but towards the after- , p egs , sass the air become clearer and the neagaitornt aspect , B e tti es g ee s en Guardsman. 4to 1 apt sto Cobweb,l cannot legally prove it. (Tim learned profaner at great brogue -- explained the tests be med.) I found nothing is the the table park, the A. suerouncl i m sem is a ery, and the charming • 1 aid A. Wagner. and Bto 1 apt Trap. ups laws, sholl their beauty. The Sour. Atropin is • oerebral spinal poise°. It ahem the usual feaearane tures of of the Goodwood were observable ; the Pries, LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE, senses and the muscles and elan the brain. All the symptoms GOODWOOD STALES. described by the medical moo are snob se might be pro. with their animals to assist the noble dregs up the steep 9to t apt Suspicion (0 9to 1 (Pt Lady 111/61 r) da ted by atropin. bane, being in great face. The attendance wee quite as to 2 - Claremont (t) 10 to 1 - Markdown ti Mr. Robert Cade Tucker, solicitor, prod . aced the maerleN nanseecias re usual ea the Stews:de Cup day, the Duke of 6to 1 - to 1000 to 00 - moppet, to eaiaim Itiohnewed este rt Acing a select party at the house. The loci 20 to 1 - Sprits (t leadioi settlement, which gave Mr. Sprague • life interest Parte. of the tart were to be men in the *can to 1 - Alabama (t) 10 to 1 - Manua (t, property if be survived his wife, his fathenintaw„ sod sure, and all the bookmakers of oche wen in attendance, 4 000 , _.. 1? .... W0CD CUP. mothenin.law. 8 to 1 apt General Peel(il Racing ootumenoed at 1.30 with the Craven Stakes, four r; 30 2 'ii t L io " „ to „ no owl ., ( 1, ) [The decision had not arrived at the time we went to way of the nine on the card going to the poet. Tomato gt e s iee s e ag ese (g ) proem] wee so strew!, fancied that sto 2 was freely laid en her, ST. EM while 100 to 15 wee seedy obtainable about Verdant, who MO te 100 eget Breadelbane (t) defeated Redoubt, after • good raos, by half • length. DERBY Tomato sad Verdant, it will be remembered, roe • dose 16 to 1 eget Student n d one 100 to 8 apt Augude (t) Thee at Newmarket over the same distance of ground in the Gladiateur was struck out of the Goodwood Cup at 1.15 Two Moused week, the mare vision( by a near, and the p.m., on To r w. Judy 25. fact of Verdant meeting her on 31b better terms GOODWOOD STAMM. -The following have paid forfeit :- iadueed many to beck Mr. Rodgmaa's Dolt, sod JOOO, Camksll, Friday, and Tattoo. the weight evidently told on Tomato, who tired fearfully on encoding the bill to the winnisg post, floishiog • bad thinL A sweepstakes for all ape over the T.Y.C. we. contested by seven horses, Troublesome Win freely supported at 2 to 1, and coming away imreedleMiy after the start she won easily by three-guitars of a length from ladipatioo. The Levant Stakes created great interest by its meeting of Mr. Pitt, Auguste, and Primate. The two hitter were tegerly soratleised by a large crowd of followers, whose °Marna varied as to their qualfficatioas for the Derby. The great form displayed by Ifs. Pitt made him • warm favourite, although carrying 3lb extra, the Preach representative being next in dema nd at 2to 1. The race was very exciting, although Mr. Pitt always had the best of August; who was called upon on ANN( the hill, hut Parham never movie; on Mr. Pitt won r itt aLszk,.. the Primate defeating the Frenchman by the same The Stewards' Cup was, of course, the chief at. of the d,y, the large number of thirty-six compe titors prodursiag some animated speculation, moat of the outlays bolos on Paris and the Sortie colt. the latter being at as outside mire during the mornlag. The eight, as the large number of horses swept down the hill, was very imposing, but the MAO requires little comment hero, as kid details ere cortained in the retort of the tuanieg ; snake se my that the issue wee left to the fear placed opposite the stand, the Sortie colt whining cleverly by three parts of a length, Audax defeating Paris hy the same distance, the latter being partially stopped to prevent his coming to collision with the winner. Baragah walked over for the Sweepstake; Queen's Plate Course, although some persona entimpated a race. aGenital Peal yea " coloured " on the card. The Ham Stakes, for two-yr-olds, brought out tea manes of the tweety4ight subscribers, but the anises of the colt by Stack well- Bribery, as own heather a St. Altana, and who has bees , supported for I.rgesama foe the Derby, deprived the rage of • deal of interest, Such society was evinced to back Crown Prune that be speedily became as immense favourite, odds of 5 to 4 being readily laid on him, but the winaer turned up is Valeria, who woo in a canter. Wail& is by Newcastle -. Emily, eed is the lint produce of that premisin g Voting sire who has we.. The Gratwicke Mane wee isvested with some interest by the proems of liresdaltere, me whom odds of 7 to 2 were freely bid, and be defeated his four moderate antagonists very wooly. It is • somewhat singular fact that Bireadalhar should win in precisely the same manner, mid by the same &stage; se his distinguished brother Blair Atha did in this identical race UM year. Pomo inquiries were made immediately after the rase about &yodeller's for the Goodwood Cap sad the St. Leger, 801 tis 100 being booked in or bet about the latter mot. Full details of the running, with the quotations ea the Goodwood Stokes, its., are subjoioacl. TRI CRAVEN Wrests of 5 sows. each, with 50 added, for 3-yrokbi and upwards, weight for age, with selling snow iness. One mile sad a quarter. (9 subs.) Mr. Hodgman's Verdant, by Mamma, dam by Pyrrha the First - Palmyra, S yrs Iwo, 7st 31b (Morris) 1 Lord St. Vincent's Redoubt, 3 yrs (6e01.), Tat 111 b :car. Sat) (Fordhani) Baron Rothschild's Tomato, 4 yra (not to be sold), eat 3lb (Wells) 3 General Hem also ran. Betting 5t02 ce Tomato, 100 to 15 apt Verdes', and Bto 1 bar two. The four got off newly in a line, but after going • few hundred yards Tomato allowed slightly in front, General lieu go ing on second, sad Verdant, clear of the pair ' third. Before reaching the turn tote the areighs Verdant drew up. and took clam order with Tomato. Be fore half way in the straight Goma Hess retired, sod Re doubt drawing up to Verdant the three same on in clone order to the end of the enclosure, where Tomato wee beaten, and Redoubt being uoable to reach Verdant the latter woo cleverly by balf-adength ; Tomato was a had third, and General Hess beaten a dowse lengths from the second. The winner was claimed by Lord St. Violent. A Swegetrragre of 10 son mob ; for 2-yr olds ants up wards ; weight for age ; the winner to be sold for 300 son. T.Y.C. (10 Robs.) Mr. York's Troublesome, by Hobble Noble-Testy. 6 yrs, Imt Illb (Cnstance) Lord Westmoreland's Indigestion, S yrs, Sat ,Morgan) Mr. It. Ten Broeck's Idler, 4 2M, 11.4 81b . _ (Fordhaml 3 The following also ran :-81trapase, Dulcimer, Diadem, ad Connection. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Troublesome, 8 to 1 each apt Idler Coooectloo, and Diadem, and 8 tol apt Indigestion. Tug LAVANT STALES of 50 mom each, 30 ft, for 2-vr olds ; colts, Bst 101 b ; fillies, Bst ; winners exna ; the mecca to sine hie stake. Hallo-mile. (26 sub..) Duke of Beaufort's Mr. Pitt, by Prime Minister -Lurley. Id 111 b (Fordham 1 Mr. Merrys The Primate, Sat 10th lA. Edwards) 3 Count F. de Lapland's Auguste, Set 101 b (8. °flambee) S Salisbury and Lucifer also ran. Betting : 5 to 4 apt Mr. Pitt, 2 so 1 apt Auguste, and 6to 1 apt The Primate. Some little delay took place at the rat, sad tines failures proolded the start, Mr. Pitt skims( • disincliaation to _join Me horse; At the third attempt, WINS in a lime. The Primate dashed oat most viciously, the Duke of Beaufort's colt narrowly empire, injury. The deg fell to • very even start, Mr. Pitt next the rails beintei t lhtly in advance, Auguste doe* at his side second. Salis bury is the metre of the course third, the Primate lying next. Before going half this distance Salisbuiy gave way to The primate, who drew up to Auguste, the latter, hard held, lianas a slight lead at the Magna. Opposite theind of the niclasure Grintabair cent menced to " move " apes the Frenchmen, who was there upon challenged by Mr. Pitt and The Primate; the pile in a few strides were on even terms with Anomie, whom they beaded opposite the grand stand. where Mr. Pitt held the lied, and stalling off The Primate's challenge won a Sae nee by • sock, Auguste beaten the same distance from the second, the other two beaten a long way. Tic STIIVAIDI? Cur (Hsadicap), value 300 sort., by nib; cif 10 move. each, with 100 added ; for 3-ynolds end upward; The wines, of any handicap of 200 sort. after the pablica timid the weights, 7lb extra. T. Y.O. Mr. W. Day's c by Stockwell-Borth, 8 ii Oat 41b (car. get Ole) '3. Orlmshaw) 1 Captsln Gray's Ander. Eyes, 7st (Riordan) I Mr. Ten Broeck's Paris, 4 pelt Tat 1111 b (me. Oat) (For. hain) 3 The following also ran : The Warrior, Gownsman. Kanter Richarri Tartar, Gratitude. Balladeer, mai Mantle. Illstorlan, Gartlerleare, Martg Id. Light, The Giant, Ethelred. Wild Agnes, Molly Carew. (riots, Antl-thicamar. The anight of Elamite, Con nection,Gazza fadrs. Perfumer, Grappler, 24 Fortune. Moldavia, Scarboroush, Ferret. Purity, Lady Williams, Wedding Peel, Aitsaasa, Pilgrim, Bi;ondins. and Atuicula. Betting : 5 to 1 each aget Paris and the Sortie colt, 8 to 1 apt Cram, 100 to 7 eget Mater Richard, 15 to 1 apt Mangold, 20 to 1 each apt Gratitude sad Aatimacassar, 25 to 1 each eget Perfumer sod Light, 30 to 1 apt Oasis Lars, 100 to Beach apt Wedding Peal, Arkansas. Wild • Agnes, The Warrior, Blue Mantle, and Pilgrim, 40 to 1 each opt GOWIMInaII, Molly Carew, Gardevisor; Tarter, and Biondiaa, sad 50 to 1 each apt Peeress end Lady Wil liams. Three breaks away preceded the start, which was a Angelo( one, Tartar and several others getting bully off. Mr. Craven's bone, who whipped round, wee stopped after phig about a hundred yarde. As the competitors came streaming over the brow of the hill, Light, in the cootre of the course showed most coospicuously in front Gardevi. sure at her side, Blue Mantle running wide on the left, well op, the Sortie colt, Master Richard, " to wood positions. The others, BETTING AT lIIANORESTER.—TowiDAT. GOODWOOD BTAK/S. 7 to 2 mg Clareseat (oa, t to 1 opt Suspicion (t) 4. to 1) Bto 1 ltedothe (t) to 1 Alibema (I) 11 to 1 Muldoon (a) GOODW D CUP. to S eget 1;uloo Jack (off, I 10 to 1 opt General Peel (off, to troift) tratol) 6to 1 Combo:mot (t) his lunation to emote. Plabitiff said be was not aware, that be had soy objection? The defendant asked him "Who the be weer and having thrown open both windows compound }eerie; Led icing insulting language to the plaiatiff. He thee nsieded plaintiff of the fate of Mr. Briggs, said "I am Toes Mies, sad will make an rod of you is three IniallielS.* took of his hat, tucked up hie sleeve*, squared up to plaintiff, put on fist in hie face, and drew look the other is a fighting attitude. About this time the plaintiff, who was a men of weal' serves, fainted. At the Oakley station, having recovered from fainting, Its made • complaint to the guard. A number of mediae] witnesses called for plaintiff said that be was suffering from • severe servos, shack, accorapenird . with deafness, loss of memory, and some soften* of the brain, and that it war consistent with their medical koow- ledge and exporieem that theme symptoms might result from madman such as that dennbed by the plaintiff. The plaintiff had base put to great expense is obtainiug the *scenery mediailetteedanoe, and had lost his business. Mr. O'Malley, for the defooce, urged that this dimmest nervosa shock wss • new disorder diocovered by ingenious plaintiffs and ingeolons medical mea time the days of nil- way travelling began. There was no ma ever ettorieneed • collisicia on a railway who wee not able to find • medical witness to describe him is suffering, I. consequence, from • "nervous shock." It was as odd fog that, once let • man recover adequate damages from • railway company, and by some magic the incurable recovers. The failure of those oases was morally that which in an eminent degree had been exhibited in this cue. With 'nimbi* limbs the poor plaintiff is handed up to the whams-box and actoommo dated with a chair. At find it is difficult to make him hear, and his defective memory supplies but hesitating answers. After • while Ida counsel drupe hie voke. but the witness, now warmed to his work, forgets that he ought to be hard of hearing, and glibly gives ready answer. When the croes-exanneatiou comes, the sham is more *en— feeble witness fi - 's hie chair, ris es. stands bolt v- FBOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. DUX= OP 110UCITO11 AND Fllllllll PAITIOOLAIS TO It OBTAIN/7J AT Till orgies OP Tint COit• RIGIATA" 001711 or mr[surrcr, saralokALL-Mart.] gy O. Burton and B. Yardley, Stanley.rosd. Hackney, otl sad men —J. C. Farmer and B. lamer, Mefferd. Yobbos:re end Jo. eph Itobinens, Pearnh, Cumberland, mug! J. O. Kershaw sod W. H. 1.. Bernet*. Threadueedle-arest„ stockbrokers—C. Humble (deammed4 Y. P. Km.. .„ A Brass, Hldyssst, Southwark, bop orreboute, so Macy Zugsbie awl 1. Willenott temoston or the late C. ijM. ltoborteos sad W. B. Robertson, Dundee, grocers, 'MITCH 6DCIIKeFiATIONO. AMOMIS BMW ILIANkOiSMov normitaper pm,* August 1, M the Faculty nail. Glaimmr. JOKI MatMonelM, Dundee, wine merchant, Jul ) Royal Hotel, Dundee. 14 Mkt' 11 , m , m.p f insoa, Glasgow, restaunuit keeper, Aojskl mai licalspha. BANCSUPTS. Matte WRAY Lewis, Hanunersolth. barrister, to surrender August 14, at 11. Jag Came. Bast Rabat Norfolk, baker, August 14, at IL Thous' Mum, Dover, ter, August 14, id 11. WOMAN =Mk Word, dealer to antacid manures, August 14. at 11. DAVID gnaw, Woolerkik August 14. at IL CRAM.= Dakotan tn, boot Maker, Aug. It, at IL 0109.01 Mess. Abbey-rd., Kilburn. namesake. Aug. 9,n 11. JORS BOSWORTH. Richard-street, Commercial-road. gun meter, August 9, at 11. PHILIP RoATCIIIIa, Ovattonad.. illaryiesese,putAken.OHßOAS 11. CHARMS ANDERSDS Elngiall, thrice Meek Berkeley-equare, dealer to articles of vertu. August 1 at it. THOMAS Coot= Hrok Martstplace, Upper Holloway, smith, August 9, at 1L Baer HoMMAD, Delamerestreet, Westbourneterrare, Iner &rant August 9, at 11. Hamel 1011, Downbeat-rd., Islington, merchant, Aug. 9, st 11. Jae Jollseral Umr Stareford-st., Bladdriark Aug. 11. .10a MAWS, I[lcl.rearl, stens amok Anoint 9, at 12. THOMAS MONA Chines-skeet Middlesex Hospital, corandadon agent, August R at It 010002 M' 21110!, Arendel.street, Strand, law student, Au. gust 9, at It MART WI:ARNIM Great St. Andrew's-street, Seven Dials, coffee house keeper, August 9, at 12. JOSS MILL. Oray's-lanroad, dealer in estates. Aug. 1 'tit. RICHARD Rnmea, Berk-street, Bethosi-green, blacksmith, Austen 9, et I. Annual' SILAMI, WerwickeL, Pimlico, painter, Aug 9, st 1. Jesse Stern, Marriebone-lane, fishmooger. August 9, at 1. Huai Turtou, Central-street Bt. Lake's, tenor. Amen 9, at 1. WILLIAM TILLIR, Blenheim-terrace, 84, John's-wood. grocer, August 9. at 1. FRANCIS THOM; Bryanstometreet, Portman-square, lodging house k' epee, August 9, at I. Ronal Wf.sls, Crown-at., Finsbury, botcher, August 9, at I. MMIA JASOIL, Otamberet., Goodman's-Gelds. baker, Aug.9,atl2. .14003Corrixtronn. Camden-road, Upper Holloway, wine mer cha August 14. at IL JOire B nt, URRY LIMMITOR, Victoria-tame, Kennington, boar rig l i - teller, August 9, at 2. Joni IdADJUSIAR, Creamer-road, Br.gtoo-rowl, Minot 9, at EDWAeo Nil?!. run street, Bishomate, whitesmith,Aug.9, Mt JOMI P4Ol. Mile-end-road, printer, August 9, at L. Boats Mune, Bishop-ter., Newington-green, widow, Aug 9, at L. RORRa? Myron" New North-road, IMMigion, Au gust 14, et IL Ma Mart, Tenitysquare, Borough, dark to • cattle gatemen, August it, at 12. 11.13 Hurons, Liquorpondeireet, Grey'sdankoad, lithographic printer, Aosta 14, Pore lIIRORRIcR ItainfAS, micist., Essex, plumber, Aug. 14, at It Jamie ramp, Merto , Surrey farmer, August 7, at 2. THOMAS Wunoll, Beckenham, Kent, beershop keeper, Aug. 7, sit Boater PRIDKRICK WILLIS, Ruseell-street Coventipeden, assistant to an Italian warehouseman, August 7. at 02010.Lineesa, Robinson's-road, Bethal-green, Journey Men printer, August 7, at 2. HEIM Ball/R, Bedford, builder, August 7, at 2. RICHARD SPOLLIS, Crucifix-lane, Bermondsey, operative chard* August 7. at L Comm Tacoma COLLINS, Sydenham, hotel keeper, Ang..7„ at 1. 00Dritair P4llll, Bicluaansworth, Hertfordshire, bncaksys. August 7. at I. Joint TAYLOR 1.11143, Bow, ship owner, August 7. at 1. litseeDoll.3s Odense. Upper BolOmanotreet, Oatmeal. ee. Mint at a beerhome. August 7, at 1. Tames Calla, Upper Norwood, chemist, Miami 7, at I. JAMB PAeSINe, Minerva-terrace, Neworcet Soler us woollen cloths, August It, at IL Casette Boats, Mayfield-pl., Daliton, late groom Aug 11,01 U. JOMM Levi, illonnsbury-equare and Brighton, dealer in jewel lery, August 11, IL Witimm Cowin", Chspelstreek Edgware-road, chaessimerepw, August 11, at IL WSW Jong Avernus Wemen, Oxford.temass, Dingten, merchant. August 4. at 11. RICHARD Deese, Ettingshall New Village, Steffordebire, ens- tractor, Sept 8, at it , WiLidas WARItIM, Cheltenham. carpenter, August L, at 11. WILLIAM Lmie, [Hamden, Oloucestersh , carpenter, Aug./,Olt ' RAM Corals& Bristol, leaned victualler, Amok 4, at 11. Raga Moak Woolvertoo. Somersetah., matador, Aug. 7. at 11. 10611.11 JsoQuirs, Cardiff. ststioner, August 4, at 11. JOHN Mee, ristnyock Devorigh., tamer. August 4, at 11. JAMB 21'D0i1141.3, York, Wyman, August 7, M 11. Jams Muer, H Yorkshire, brewer, August 7, at 11. ARTHUR BASToIr. Bradford .' worsted manufacturer, Aug.?. MU. BOMA? Ia:H=I%OIUL Wilkirby, Portals., farmer, Aug.!, MIS. Atrgelo Puicy 'soon, Liverpool. auctioneer, August 1, at U. ROW, ROMMEL Flint 'rover, August 7, at 12. SW atm CoProg, Monks Coppeoltall, Cheabize, Innkeeper, August 4, at It 010101 Homo*, Middletee, Lancashire, grocer. keg 7, atll. WALT= MICHoLLICHAIIIIMM Manchester, dryealter, Ang.7.etll. THOMAS Maleillitt. inaltbrOge.' besh.,bricklayer, Aug..ll, at Ps= BIM 111.1111101, Meacbaster, oil and colour merchant, August 7, at 11. WILLI AD BROOKS, Wane-baster, general merchant. Aug. 15, at 11. WILLIAM esteem. PRRISON, Willa. Lancashire, diasenting minister, August 11,, at 11. :Ares Smfornom, Rochdale, reachbe maser. August 11, 64 U. THOMAS 111 as. Liverpool. journeyman Joloor. Aegust 4. it I. WILLIAM Bootie, Lancashire, bookkeeper, Aug. 8.2411. Hoer Sernage, Ponies, Hampshire, boot maker, Aug.lo, Mll. THOMAS Ursine, Portaes, baker, August 10. at 11. SODOM LARD. Letc. sue, plumber, Aaiun & n 11 Mons MOmmaLlendu.ino,Carnarronsb.,stousumeon.JtdySlMlL WILLIAN Timm Dam Wlsbech, Cambridgeshire, baker, Au gust 10, at it Jona Elsner, Abergavenny, Innkeeper, August 9, at IL ALIXADDIR WOOD. Rugeley. Staffordsh., victualer, Aug. a, at 10. HURRY Hera& Llanidloes, Montromerysh., baker, Aug 8, et 12. AISIANDIS Bur, Minaborongh, bookkeeper, August 7, at 10. PATRICK billtArs.Whitehmeti.Cumberiand, grocer, Aug. 4, Ram! WILLIAM Swett, Ash, Kent, late victualer. Aug.!, st Ile. Rowse HOMY, High Wycombe, Bucks, corn dealer. Aug. 8, at 11 iticuaan HODSON, Wahilleet All Nate, Lincolaahlre, butcher, August 1, at 11. EDWARD CHOROIII.I.. Stroud, fish dealer, August 9, at 10. Rolll9 WILLIAMS BARRON, Bristol, carpenter. August 10. at 12. Jens SLAM) Seslok Oeddlagton. Northamptonshire, Mier, August 28. at It JOHN HARDY, Manchester. draper, August 6. at 94. BAird,BARRI ON, Stretford, LaewNre, journeyman saddler, August 6, at St TROIKAS Nuens.Cinderford,o4oecestersh.,boonmsker,Atig. 9 ,a l 10. WILLIAM YRIIMUICIL HILL, Itingston-upon.Hall. baker, August 6. at 11. Groom Deviant North Shields, contractor, August 8, at 11. Witmer Courcoarli, Stowupland, Suffolk. poulterer, Aug. k at H. ROD= COWLIIII, Beoctes, Suffolk, brewer's foreniakAug. 7. at 10. NlllllOll FARMS, Boding& dalterton, Devomblre, baker, Anima 6, at 11. THOMAS ARTHUR Mffterrr, Nottingham, boiler, August 10. at U, LAST EXAMINATIONS. Oct 6. T. Cradduck, Dover, late Marabou keeper-Oct Bomb Craddock, Dover, late beerseller-Oct. It R. eterman. Wiek low.street, Pentonville, traveller to a stalloser--OM. & N. Marks, Compton street, Ball's-pond-road, late cap manufacturer-Oct. 2. O. Motion, Walbrook, wine merchant--Oct. 2. A. lifsessiDan, Eingsroad. Ball's-Pond-road, tailor -Ceti 1. W. Smith, Glebe tweet Botherhithe, late licensed nenuiller - Oct. 2- R. W. Carruthers, Bottom !litho-street, itotherhithe, grooer Oet. 2. Catherine Josephine Staunton. Chaim fieldetreet, Kineserala widow-Oct 1. N. J. Cobb, Brighton, soda water samenecturer -Oct. 2. Mary Ann Nash, West Smithfield and St. Jobnetreee road, late coffeehouse keeper-Oct 2. W. 1. Heath. Great WiedmM.street. clerk le the Admiralty-Oct. 6, A. Raer=h u .. street, Kensingtrn, licensed victueller-Ca B. t 6. Hon. Stannsom, Middlesex, bender-Oct & N. Matthews, Frenithig hain, Norfolk, late fanner -Oct. 6. G. Poliard, Peas Cray. lent paper maker-Oct 6. ft. H. Retorts, i t i sej whi esasre, Osiedes ki Town, commion agent -Oct. 6. G. B ack-bill, Hanes garden, bookbinder Oct. 6. W, H. arbors. to Hortensia. Newiste.dreet. meat salesman-Oct. 6 Mary Ann Baker, Mack heath, ladies' outfitter-Oct S. W. Tell, Won, Bedfordshire, repeater -Oct. & H. Newsom. Cow Demeaned, and Walcoe place, Hackney, oilmaa-On. IL T. Knight, ficaithemptonstreet, Camberwell, grocer-Oct... H. Desiree, Great St. Helena City, merchant-Sept.Law, Wolverhampton, commisdon agora -Sept. U. J. Cartwright, Dudley, engine broker-August 20 H. Haines. Higher Tranmere, Cheshire, Pim-Sept. S. J. Her mon, Liverpool, seristant provision dealer--Aught 29 T. Spurr, Liverpool, boot and shoe dealer -Sept. 6. J. J. Breen, Wantertnes, Lancashire, book-keeper-August 9. W. Whalley, Bleektsseu waste dealer-August 14. W. B. Robins" ad Corn Raceengs, Manchester -August 16. D. W. Sherwood,_l3tocktor.on.Teen, Has monger-August 10. W. Young and M. Proud, Sundries& drapers - August 8. T. Broader, Old Aceringtoit teem him block printer-August 8. Sarah Dixon, Accrington, lencaddrie, THE FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE ,STRAND.-Yea- publican-August 4. C. Tolson, Dewsbury, Yorke/dye, beenseller to day afternoon Mr. Langharn, the deputy coroner for - vi tug idngt ust . l . 6. B. 7 ... . nh u l hi ta r. , Al . com sershot-- .l.lo A n ugust wa_ ll A . ug. o t .Y. . 1 8 0. reek w. Westminster, held au inquest ia the board-room of tea Evans Pont4pidd, Clemorganshire. Journeyman blacksmith- August it. W. Redfern.otighbormigh, Leicestershire, druggist Charing-cross Hospital, into the eircunis tances attendin g the death of George Henry Feudal', aged 21, who was _ dodo " 2s. 1. Osrdld, lasso . „ swum. wssusoos, killed by the falling of the ornamental work on the woke N o ,..tk-upon.Tyne, gab has ker--Augast It L Jame, Usaner.i of the Exeter-hall Hotel. Stroud, the particulars of which chalet Itontgomeryslure, coal dealer-August M. 1. Nelms, we have already published. Mr. Winn, of No. 4, New. Middlesbrough, Yoduhire, tobacconist--Augnst it. T. O. Deg ion, Go,Porra,ujnodurneportynr.cposrhkirecu,tt em. - eb A urner- ugust IS ilagnat Cathigii. lB. a. iza,moth.rBtranandefnapepeued.d. to th ira d to .....d. h the red Yee. lo os . beh h. df .. of the w oI Withers. Poises, dealer in marine too August le. C. Gaunt. Mr. Herat Mr. Jam.. Thome Saow said he lived le s t p ort .. labourer in Portsmouth D oo tparst.-esuree at 146, Jena's-street, St. James's. The deceased's Yates. Bury, Lancashire, grocer-August 4. W. Harekatey, name was George Henry Feudal'. He had known Ids Kinpton-upon-HulL auctioneer-August 10. J. Bust. Given from his lenity. He was a compositor on a awe tar. street, Kings-crow, late licensed victualler -Se SS. J. Osborn, o f H e nn in g . litandeston, Suffolk , bruckla)er -August 16. J. Members, Gates bred Durham, stationer-August 10. Z. Irenwick, Goiter tooKr.-erees,RiniTmidPivabrat oti amb F i rdly sn lu d t su re e"r ws; going from m a . puthain, Oharing-crces up the Strand towards the City, whets, at a shoprnan-August H D. MAl4,4r • licensed vinealler-August 7. F. Cantle, &Wel, plumber door or two from Ereter.hall, he saw the redectioo or -august 7. W. Crocker, Bristol. beer retallir-August immesh's( falling, as if dropped out of the wladow. At the 8. T. Galley, Bristol. irvutnonger-August, It Y. C. Ward, time there was a young man on the pavement coming to. Girton, Cambridgeshire, gardener-August IT. A. Williamson. wares him. and it foil on his head. He stoned to collapse Ashton-under-Lyne, journeyman le•terpress printer-august 2. Croother, Moseley, Lancruhire. licensed viotsaller-tept It. J. Howard, Hahne. Womble.. corombaion agent-dopli.2L S. and fell down. IS - linen then th ou g ht that the p ara p et canting down, sod ran into the " id * He looked up Phillips, Chee ham. Lancashire, crinoline ma ke r -August P i -dUre. P. J. White. Femur lie Dock, witchataker -August S. W. and saw two men on the roof over the frame glop. One of the men had the lower part Glover, Stanley, Ntefford.hirs, farmer-August 2. S. klitchell, of a cement vase in his arms. A crowd collected , Hanley, Staffordshire, bookseller. about the fallen mat, and witness called to the man on the I BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. parapet to pat the vase down. After a short time he did July l& Joan Bar, Wakefield, Yorkshire, builder. so. The cup that he had in his emus had a large one. I DIVIDIINDS. mental pineapple on it, which he should say would weigh August 14 A. 0. Potter, Wanoley. Oloucestenhire, pig 1011 e. or more. It was that that tell, and it bounded across butcher - du/set 4. J. Parkin (separate estate), bisegleld, Iron immune urer-Autust & J. H. Wood and G. Tweeds)°, Sher the street. The height from which it fell was about 50 Id, coal me August 4. J. H. Wood (animate estate), rigeflield. coal merchant -Allgttlit 4. 0. Teesdale (separate feet. Daniel O'Connell, 15, Blandford.mews, a laboaree . , said be was employed at the top of Exeter-hall Hotel estate), ithelleli, coal merchant -August 4 T. !tam. Bother when the accident occurred. He was engaged In repair- ham, Yorkshire, cons antler--August 4. IL. C. Coombs, Bristol, Mg the roof of the hotel. He did not koow how lon licensed Tic tulles-August 4. J. Geyer, Whllehaven, Comber the ornaments had been up, but part of the bees 14ad r had worn away. He had to pas round the vase, and PARTNERSHIP% DISSOLVID. W. D. Williams (dereasiaO and & Tatter, Manchester. anal doing Ito caught hold of it. It gave way, when one part ware warehousemen--0111eb andJ.ltawkas,Pentberton and Adge. fell oe his cheat end the other PIS into the Strand If he hill, lauxteahlre. contractcre-J. Eastwood and J. D. Redwood, had not toughed it the vamp would have stood. He had " nand, Y.orkshire. machine makers-EL On sad W. Da gen tatlround it Intone-Janie. Modem corroborated the ple, Neweastle-upon.Tyne manalsontrees et gint-E. Poster aad ritnees's evidenon, sad added that although he went w• Blifewolth. Nociatilmw. Mom ditintit up to repair the chimneys of Harall's Hotel the vases were ig1,,,'"5"1 J. T. lanS' 131"1110"4 eon il m ' a4 " -e • aka"' sad Fleming-ro , d, Kenningtos.park family elleare by no mesas in a &memoir stall.-Mr . Views , the reel. Petcbstt sod I. dos .. Homo; wom .a dent bongo surgeon of the Cheriureffnee HooliMal. said the Marla Clayton and Mary Jose' Limeys* dlning.foolll pre deceased was brought to the hospital as Friday evening prteeees-1. Herring sad 1. leeway, Waling street My. with a fractured skull. He was insensible. He never wholes), stationers -J. I yd. B. Eseame. mid P. 0 . revises, rallied, bat died about 7 o'clock. The jury returned a Ter. lesebureleetrest. and alargow • oemmiadon nor dist of " Aceiditstal death." said Me, chants-T. Godfrey sod 0. Dunn, Itresinghant factors-T. Wilts and W Dunbar London-houseyird, Pararsostersow, thrxt e"1 13 eg the em in ent ' ig v ln__,"'tkmu bootseuen -Jane . Conseil. and John Cenral', [lngetoret, &sow. LAurea - useemerso.4--mOLLOWAY ' S stLll.- semen- hill, locitsudtbs-W. Pratt and 0. Pont floalbemptes. ly mo tes Weather.-Tbe saxerner days strain the ogress of the Princes-W. Pa , eel.. and W. Blirgsto*. 1.0144180 u114 feeble and decrepld, and thee state eventuates In Meese. soda water A. Reeider and W. IwsL Weede/b. eater acme restorative mph as the.. purifying Pale be land te cool sairebante--1. Mop& sad EB. Tenses. Y Upper correct the disordering tinedeacy. Holloway% isedidne Oven street. linertkia. Printers -11 . iskikkrth, was to the nerves' whith la the sauce W vital worsted eqpieser, and II Wright. sear _book. m ovements, end over every action which mebstalne the keeper-F. IL Hereeford. A. . and IC Male mewtb and w el the body. No oat , therefore, can over - Herne. Upperwleirf, met Harnere-wheel, Seuthweeit sateen* the secondly of keepliag the serves well strung. and the lagers, se far as meanie W. Lbadiell-W. Wanes sat J. Der ewe with irbtob these pile asonsplidi the and. They are the nun, NMmsld, nierchante-J. Douglas. J. P. Lateran, sod IL men unfailing antidotes to indheatket. levegdar eirealation, Joint Woolly CatinarthlMMlMe, ooatrodess-1 . Mousse's{ 1 PrtiMel and TabOdasil by Wrillts 1031 . '*eis Me ate d Lindsa.„. palpitations, sick headaches, ad sontesicess. that ever ware ia. 0. it Cartwright. Beads & Dereshlm. seer feekee - J. IP& - Age FgedolitT vested, and la ocesegneoce have attains{ Me largest ale sad cliffs and Y. Radcliffe, Enifloweed sa4= w eettea - *beet restatlos. assaufostorere.-2. new mei Pater. tho- Wasimmen. ours the forgets hie e. r, , up right in the box, answers readily, and, what is more, me mietently, and out of the resources of his defective memory finds no difficulty in detaillog in order all the places in which hie eanitary improvements have been adopted. The evidence for the defendant was to the effect that the defendant and his hired had been drinking freely; that they went up to the carriage in which plaintiff was aloe% at the time both smoking cigars ; that Roberts asked plaintiff if he objected to smoking. He mid he did, as he wee arithmetical. Roberta said, " Let us put them out. Bill, end not have a row." At this time both windows were shut. Rite.= pat am down ; plaintiff put it up. This was repeated three times. On this plaultiff said we were two blackguards. Roberts made some insulting re marks about plaiatiff'e clothes. Witmer said plaintiff was s disagreeable old fellow, sod ought to be served like Briggs. Reber* during rest of journey to Elluunbrcok.kept up bunting cries to annoy the old gentlemm. At Sbambrook we got out. The defendant put his legs no the seat as we passed by. It le not true thst either I or Roberts turned up our sleeves, shook our lists in him fees, or in any way put ourselves in a threatening atti tude towards the plaintiff. At Shembrook we got into a third-elms carriage sod lighted our cigars. Oar tickets were taken by a inihrray senora st Oakley, sad our somas and eddies's. by the station-master at Ritchie. It will be seen that there were material diaorepancies between the evidence of the plaintiff and the defendant. After a summing up by his lordship, The jury found a verdict for the plaiatiff-41amages 40s. 0,0 lib.. THE • EXPRESS, WEDNISDAY EVENING, JULY 26. 1965. CIUCIST. MairLinoNn CLUB AND GROUND V. THE COUNTY or Noarot.x.—This match was resumed yesterday morning at 12.30 at Lord's Ground. Norfolk, first lump, 46 • second linings, 147. M. 0. 0. and Ground, first tunings; 338. Unawares. Wootton and FeeselL GENTLEMEN OF THE SOUTH V. FREE FORESTERS. —This match, at the Surrey Gronsd, Keenioeton-oval. was resumed yesterday morning. The Free Foresters, with seven wickets down for 85 runs, continued their innings, and finished it for a total of 90. They then followed their Innings, being 91 is a minority. Messrs. thiniel, Tannest, Ramsey. Buchanan, and Hams (sot out, 13) batted well, but the total only realised 110, which left the Gentlemen of the South 20 to get to win. This number they obtained with the low of two wicket'. MIDDLESEX CLUB AND GROUND V. THE SOUTH WALES CLUB.—Yesterday this match was resumed on the Middlesex County Ground, Caledonian-road, Islington. Middlesex, with three wickets down for 32 ruse, tryst on w,th their iernogs, nod finished it for 108. Being 158 in a minority of their opponents they were put in spin against the runs, which they did not succeed is rubbing off-153 being their total ; consequently, South Wales wow in am innings, with five runs over. AQUATICS. LZAITIMIL ilta WRIMIINsTISR EIGHT-OAR MATCH. —W. are authorised to state that the above match will take plains on Friday nee, and not Saturday sa swanned, starting from Putoey at 6 o'clock p.m. precisely. SERIOUS CHARGE OP POISONING AGAINST A SURGEON. —. ASHBURTON, TIIII3DAT. This morning, Charles Gordon Sprague, a medical practitioner in this tows, was brought up on :emend before the magistrates sitting in patty sessions at the London-ion, charged with feloniously and wilfully administer's' certain poise°, with intent to kill and murder James Chalker, o f Ashburton, ironmonger ; Sarah Chalker, his wife ; Sarah. the wife of the said Charles Gordon Sprague; and Mary Jane Pigeon, a servant. The magistrates present were Messrs. J. S. Amery and H. B. T. Wry. Mr. Tacker. of the firm of Tooker said Seas, solicitors, of Ashburton, appeared for the preseawilee, Mr. Carter, solicitor, of Torquay, defeaded the prisoner, who was brought up in charge of Mr. James Claimed Moore, superintendent, and Sergeant Wes, of the aunty consta bulary. He is a young man, of about 24 years ei age, and seemed thoroughly self-possessed throughout the examinatioo. Greet excitement prevailed in the tows, sad the magistrates' room wee densely crowded. Mr. Gunter, the clink to the magistrates, Teed over the 'videos, taken on the previous °million, but as it has sot been published we give a portico of the evidence. Mary Jane Pigeon said—l live at Ashbortoo, and am in service at Mr. Chalkeea I have been Reiss there three months and a fortnight on Sunday. The members of the family we Mr. and Mrs. Chalker, Mr. and Mrs. Sprague, and myself. There was no other servant. On Sunday morning last Mr. Sprague left Ashburton by the omnibus. I don't know when he returned. There was a pie made on Saturday, for Sunday's dinner. There was a crust an the top. The pie coesisted of a rabbit and some beef. The flour was kept in a small barrel on the table in the kitchen, and is open to all. Mr. Sprague has his surgery up stain, where be keeps hie drugs. Mr. Sprague was at home last Monday. We dined off the pie on Sunday, about half-past one. We all ate of it. I felt ill after eating it. About two o'clock I felt sick, and vomited. I bream* worse. Mrs. Sprague became ill about the same time. She came into the kitchen and told me so. Mrs. Sprague sent me to Mr. Becks, the chemist, for two asidlita powders, one for myself arid one for her, which we took. I got worse. I went for Dr. Garet. to attend Mrs. Sprague. That was about four o'clock. He dame and saw her. Mrs. Chalker gave me some mustard and water, and I vomited a little. I got worse by the musing. I don't recollect what took place after four o'clock. I don't recollect being taken home. Dr. Crispin attended me. I have been in bed aver sines, and got op to-day for the first time. I easnot recollect whether I walked home or not. I ate partof the rabbit arid some crust, and tasted the best I did not like the beef. I felt sick, and had giddy symptoms. I could not see any thing to distinguish it at first. I could sea well on Saturday. Walter Soper Gerrie, a surgeon at Ashburton, said—On Sunday last I met the last witness as I wee armies out of church. She said, " Please come over and see Mrs. Sprague directly; she is very unwell." I went a few minutes after, sad saw Mrs. Sprague. She said the had bees vomiting a great deal, sod pointed to the wath-hand basin, saying that was the result. I found the had an erup tion about her face like nettle rash, and remarked that she had been taking something that did net wee with her. She said she bad eaten rabbit-pie. and at must be that. I went home, and shortly after the last witness came to my house for medicine, which I gave ber. She cams half an hem after, and asked for the Lancet for Mr. Sprague. I wee surprised, and sad, "What do you mean? Mr. Sprague is at Dartmouth:* She replied, " Ob, I forgot, you most come down sod see Mrs. Chalker ; she is takes ill." I found Mrs. Chalker in the drawing-room, her face swollen, her eyes promineat, and Mr. Chalker supporting her. She was incoherent in her speech. I ordered ber to go to bed, and it was difficult to get her then. I think she was not able to stand. We pot her to bed by main fora, sod I helped. Mr. Chalker then appeared quite well. That was about sax, or a quarter before. Mrs. Chalker was is that critical state that I remained until two is the morning. Mr. Chalker was token ill about half-past sever, in the SUM manner as the others. After I gave him an emi-tio he walked lot, the garden. As be returned I saw him fa the court yard, and advised him to go upstairs. He fell slows and Wild AgneM: in good nein of __, 1 , . _, the ___ headed by PHIS and AndaX, COMO on in •at the bottom at more 8 aPon"d Peral7eed, cad The mama f or the pmeeu ti ot , h et i" noma d ee _ body to the distance, where Gardevisure deprived Light of , lost the used his legs. He appeared to be unoessioes. I Th e Land y e d ife di rec t e d the jury t o win"; the the lead. and Ander gave way to the Sortie colt at the I took him by the collar and draped biro upstairs tate the o wner. ossomeacemeet of the laws Gardevisure wee in diffieelties, ! drawing-room. I attempted to place hint oa the sofa, sad WI Paris made his effort to get through hie Donn, bat he tuned his head and became very sick. He wed per. Nun Paine COUlT.— ( Before the Lord Chief Justice &Is.) befog shut out Poi-dhows wee obliged to ens bins, and the fatly helpless. I got amietance, sad carried him to bed. I There were three causes, use before a oommoa jury, two Sortie colt came oo with the lead. Audis gamely stack to I wetland my attendance till the monies. IWm before special juries. him but was never able to get up, and was boatels, after a Mrs. Chalker emetics. She remain(' to a state I In the common jury cane, which was taken first, " Gado ei.race. by threc-quarters of a length, Paris the same of stupor for two hour'. I have t a ker, poesessioe , den v. Holroes," c th e e ti gainti ff , mortgagee, sought to eject • co behind Captain Gray's hone ; Gardevisun was of the vomit of Mn. Sprague , sod • Portion of • defendant from premises on which plaintiff had ad !earth, only a heat ie the rear of Peri' ; Molly Carew Mrs. Chalker's vomit. I hive the ramming of the noosed money. 'Gratitude Master Richard, mid Peeress ware at th e heal pie in fay poessesioa. I consider, from the symptoms, that Defence set up was that at the time of etecuthag the et th e caters, in the rear of whom were Aram:aria, Anti- they were all aufferieg from some narcotio paasoc. They mortgage the defendant was insane. wracrosar, and Gownarnan, the latter cf whom palled up had all dilated pupils, sad were sufferiog from delirium, in. His Lordship said that this was no defense, unless such very lame. i rieisseeee of speech, sad inability to walk. They suffered s t a te of d e r ee d ee to e Ti n e d wee w i t hi n t h e k now l e d ge of t h e A Sextrentre of 100 son. each. Is ft, for 4-ye-olds ; colts, ', fres more Una inability to walk : it was as if their limbs ' plaintiff. Set 71b ; allies, Set 2lb ; the sewed so save his stake. 1 were lientlYeed• Mr. Chalker alter that bloom more net- Verdict for plaiatiff. Slues miles and • ball. (8 oohs') less, and the delirium more active, and it was with Mr. Knee, Q. 0., and Yr. Stephenson, frr plaintiff ; Mr. Mr. Bowes's Seraph, list 7113 (ialunall) w.o. I great difficulty I kept him in bed. Mrs. Chalker, Abdy for &deaden. UR HAM ennui of 100 ens. eseh, h fi a for 21r-olds ;ea the contrary, was still all the time. Mrs. Sprague (Bern a Special Jury.) eelis. Sat 10its fillies, Sit 7lb ; emeeks snowman. • tho also appeared to be ia a state of delirium, sad ea even of the snood ; to receive 2 00 win. T.Y.C. (28 ittbet.) biterouttent state. Site became nesible at Uwe. If ifi• !Mr= It. HOWL lard Stamford's Valeria. by Newcastle—away, ass lib moot had ben putrid it might have prole lid reek bet an Mr. Beane, Q.C., and Mr. Stephenson, for the plaintiff ; (Car l 1 the active bead symptoms red &Hoorn. I Mr. O'Malley, Q.C., and Mr. Metcalf* for the defilade nt Lard Bradford ad May Qom. eft lib Lied wsitmord ...".. (vow,. Prince . ad nb 4 3 ..4,1: : Cross-examined by the prisoner—Flaccidity of the limbs 1 This was an anise fee au same& in p railway carrion on Thu roseate', s u e van : .—y & M u te. Th o M a ry y e i g be. wag has produced by the action of the emetic. In Mr. Chalker 's the Midland Railway, on the Snaday next before Mullah like. Chivalry. mom La, :by Kilts Tom—Yayonalse, sag ease it was about belt as bear after the emetic wee taken. I exseutice. Plaintiff was a dealer in cricket balls, in Mils. mid six or ones Innen before the emetic took effect. In ' Arundel-etre* Seemed, and also .sanatory of wean Milittne : ti le 4ea Crown Prior" 7to 1 apt Valeria, and Mn. Chalker's case I attempted to apply the stermsolopassp, erosieties for the improvement ot the cottages of the pear. IS to 1 offered "bar tee," Valeria jumped off is front but is omisequenc• of the swollen state of the neck! could eat It appeared tbat &Neatest was a traveller frem Leicssesr 1 And with Crows Prises sad May Queen ends Play to the do so. All the pupils were dilated. The putresont state of to Loadon on the day in questioa. At %heeler the deo essameocraset of the laws, when Valerie increased bar the meat would not have produced all the symptoms. fondant cad • Mr. Roberta get into the carriage, •I advantage sad woe wily by 'Wee lesolks, the mas die- • itireseallsed—Mrs. Chalks wee the MA Lli. She was eseoad•elees carriage, and tramedialeiy gild it Wee LAW INTELLIGENCE. LORD MAYOR'S COURT.—JuLy 25. (Before the Recorder and a Special Jury.) MLA AND Wain= V. 1211 ORMAN NAME= RAILWAY COMPANY. This was the Brat case snider the Groat Eastern Railway (Metropolitan Station and Railways) Act, 1864, sod eau ted the court until a late hour. The claim was for about u6OOl. r. Lloyd (with whom was Mr. Garth) appeared in sup port of the claim ; and Mr. Bovill, Q.O. (Mr. Bidder with him) for the oompany The claimants, builders In Bishopigate-street, had carried on business for some time, and the profits for the prompt year were expected to exceed 10,0004 In previous years there had been a loos. The evidence addnoed in this cam was voluminoua Nearly twenty witnesses were celled for the claimants, and several for the company. As usual In compensation IMAM the surveyors and valuers gave walla ing evidence, and the dill...seas as to the leasehold pro perty was upwards of 5.0001. The claimants asked 10,000 k, and the witnesses for the company estimated the property at a sum under 5,0001. Only part of the property was re quired by the company, sod ow of the questions was as to whether the business road be continued in the premises. largeA sum was asked for the removal, and several emi sent bu ilders were called in support a the claim. Oa the part of the claimants Mr. Lloyd asked for a full compensation for the loss resulted, and insisted that lo such cams there should be a liberal allowance. On the other side the claim was alleged to be too line. The learned Recorder phased the ewe before the court at past seven °Walk with his iblesekfted skarn els. The jury assessed the isoospeonatlem at 12,0004 ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCIIIT.-31AioaroNs, JULY 25. Both courts proceeded to bushman this zoning. Joshes Crompton presiding on the cavil side, sad Baron Pigott in the crown court. There are Si moms sneered for trial, 10 of which an marked to be tried bv special juries. The pot calendar eontMes the names of 55 primmer' ; awl there are no lees than three charges of murder, sad several other very serious •••• • • • Ames Smith, 24, a man who, although he gave this same, was reoogaised as the brother of the boy Bartow who was heard at Maidstone a few years ago for the murder, under very aggravated circumstances, of a young lad upon Chatham BeAry Tltompaow, alias Joke Palsforii, 22, and John thititk, 38. were charged with wilfully and maliciously setting are to a stack of straw, at Folkestone, on the 12th of June last. Biron promoted. Mu prosecutor was a fanner named Klepper*, who occupies a large farm near Folk•stous, and it appeared that on the smiles in question a stack of straw upon his pre mises was diseovered to be on fire, and the whole wu destroyed. The evidence went to show that the primmer. were seen coming in ► direction from the steak at the time the fire took place, sod when they were apprehended they admitted that they had wilfully set fire to the stack. There did sot sum to be any wig/able motive for the commission of the wither! act. The prisoners ware found Ouiky, and sentenced to gnu years' penal servitude. THZ BTAFT/HITIST AOCIDIMIT. Upon the application of Ilerjeant BeHooting who Is retaieed to prosecute ea - behalf of the Booth Eastern ltallway coinFooy, this ease was Axed to be Jakob tossorrew ivT•ai;ii:ij.r CIVIL SnDs—(Bstore Mr. J ustios Croenptoe.) AUSTIN THE TOUNOZZ V. BOOMS. This was an action to recover damages for injuries re ceived by the bite of • ferocious dog - beloogieg to the de fendant, the Rev. Mr. Hooper, the near of Cooling Hoo, near Strood. Mr. Hawkins, Q C., and Mr. F. J. Smith were for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Moessgu Chambers, Q 0., and Mr. Phil brick were for the defendant. The plaintiff in this action was a lad about 15 years of age, and he had been 'tamed with his father, who is a painter by trade, upon the peemises of the defendant. Alter they had left work in the evening the father seemed to have remembered that be had left • paint pot behind, and sent his sou back to fetch it, and be west into a barn belonging to the defendant for that and it was alleged that nom his doing so the dog nee* o, • Scotch bound bitch, flew et him and bit him in the leg, and, no doubt, injured him very severely. The case on the part of the plaintiff was, that the animal in stagnant' was known to be • Ticino' one, and that it had previously bitten other persona. This allegation, however, was de. nied by the reverend defendaat, on whose behalf it war also contended that the plaintiff had no business to go into the barn where the dog was, and that, notwithstand ing this, the dog would not have bitten him if she bad not had puppies, and the plaintiff had not attempted to in terfere with them. After the oats bad proceeded some length the learned lodge obeeteed that there were some very nice points of law is the question, and whatever the malt might be here, if further proceedings were adopted in • superior court, very considerable elperree would be incurred by the parties. He suggested, therefore, that some arrangement should be come to between the parties. The learned counsel on both sides upon this conferred together, and shortly afterwards it was announced that the defendant had contented to give the boy 251., and to pay SW. foe costa. Mr. Hawkins. on the part of the plaintiff, expressed him self perfectly satisfied with this arrauseineet, and at the same time expressed his opinion that, under the circum stances, the defendant had sated most properly and considerately in the matter. A number of other mums were disposed of during the day, but none of them wen of the slightest public import ance. NORFOLK CIRCIIIT.-BEDFORD, JULY 25. The Lord Chief Justice Erie asd the Lord Chief Baca came from Aylesbury yesterd.y, and attended Civil's ser vice in the afternoon. The Chief Baron opened the am miseics. There are three muses for trial, and eleven pri posers. With the exception of one ease of arson the offences charged are of a most trivial character. Mows COONL—(Before the Lord Chief Bares Pollock.) Joseph Hale, a respectable looking man, was charged with bigamy. Me. Bullock for the prosecution ; Mr. Orrldge defended the prisoner. Is the year 1839 the priscser was married to his fret wife, They lived unhappily together, and at the sou l the first twelvemoeth she left aim. Far some years she lived with a man named Wright as housekeeper, sad two years since le't him to live with another man. In the year 1867 the prisoner married another woman, with whom he lived happily, bad one child, and was in ell respects s good hus band. From some canes which did not appear dating the teal this prosecution was put in motion, and it appeared that a statement made bT the prisoner was true, to the effect that he had not man htsfirst wife for ►wenty-four years. 4 , THE POIJOR COURT& GUILDHALL. John Welsh, an active, desperate.looking vagebeed, wee charged before Sir John Musgrove with stealing from the person of Susan Stubbs a watch, value 51. The complainant said-0° the 20th bet, shout three o'clock in the afternoon, I wee in St. Paid's-churchyard, where there was a great crowd. My brother was with me, and the prisoner came and placed himself between us. I saw him put his hand into my pocket, and I felt a "click." The primer moved away, and I mimed my watch. An appliostioo was made to the alderman to hays the cams disposed of summarily, cis the ground that the prose outfit WAS going to be married on the following day, and world then leave London . This the court felt inclined to accede to, bat Edward Hancock, a City detective, in formed the court that he bad known the prisoner for the last fifteen years, end that he (Hancock) was present at the Clerken well Sweets is January, 1857, where the prisoner wee convicted of felony end sentenced to six years Neal servitude. Mr. Davey (the second clerk) having baud other saideore, found that the lady's presence at the trial of the prisoner could be dispensed with, end the court theetdore excused her attendsoos. The prisoner was committed foe trial. Selina Seater, a young girl 19 years of age, respectably connected, was charged before Sir Jobs Musgrove with dis turbing the inmates of the West Londe. Union, by ringing the door bell. Jame Hall, the porter at the West London Union, said that the prisoner applied for a night's lodging. and he gave her an order for one at the lodging-hew of the union in Holborn. She did not go there, but returned to the work hoses and demanded to be lodged these. He refused to grant her a lodging sinless she entered the house. This she declined to do, and then commenced her annoyance by ringing the bell. She had been in the habit of con ducting herself in that manner for the lest two years. Springate, the gaoler, handed in to the court the fol lowing account of the prisoner, which Sir John Musgrove reed out. It appears, Selina Salter, that you hare been here twelve times since February, 1864. On the 26th of February, for begging, when you were discharged ; on the Zed of April, fur the same offence, on which occasion you were sentenced to 14 days' Imprisonment ; on the 15th of August for ringing bell; for which you received 14 days, sad on which ocessies, in consequence of your violence, the officers were obliged to have you conveyed to prison in a cab ; on the 29th of September, the mane sentence for the same offence ; on the 15th of December you wore charged with being drunk, and filed fie., or 21 days' imprisonment, and your violent behaviour compelled tbe officer to handcuff you in your cell. Oa the 6th of January, 1865, you were agaia charged with being disorderly at the union, when, ea pro miss@ of amendment, and that you were going to a situation, you were discharged. (hi the 18iii January you were charged with the same offence, and received 14 days, and I cheery. that your violence seta compelled the Aker to handcuff you in your cell. You were again charged on the 2nd February with senoyaoes, and punished with 21 days, your violence being so great that it was useessary to hasdoulf you to the cell bar. On the 23rd of May you were &gaits charged and discharged. Oct the 26th and 28th Jose you were here. On the 30th June you were sesessed to 21 days, and now here you are again. It is really • most distreelog, indeed a most pninful sight to see such a young girl so continually and wilfully misbehaving yourself. It would eve me Use most unfeigned pleasure if I could do or may aaethingwhich would lead to your good ; but I leer that you are put that. Can nothing be done for her by getting her admitted into some institutioe Sir J. Musgrove wee informed that some of the inatita- Moos bad tried her, but found her quite intractable. She had also bean tient home to Bath, but would not stop there. She always tramped back to London. The prisoner, who at last seemed to feel her position, and cried, was mail sentenced to 21 days' hard labour. The prisoner does not use bed language, and is dean and respectable looking. tm 7 I MARKETh. TALLOW.—TCLIDAY EVILIFING.—The murk to•day. with prior r follows :—Spot, 41, ' r cwi Dr, 425. 3d. to 425. &L ; Deo., 425. ad. ; Jao 1.74 435. 3d. to 430 6d. ; Yank 435. 6d. ooTrolc—LinarooL, JULY 10.—A doll root is buyers' favour. Wes to day, 4,000 ta1 uN 111441 , 644 1 hil 1,000 far spostattiout aid aspen. 300 Atissmi n o. is 214. • 10 Pomp" ha, 1901. ; 00 llttoolhhot 1814, te as. 300 lig m pti t s i o. ) , 17d. to 1901 ; 100 Sams, 14*c1 s e as. 3.230 od. l5O. ; Madras. 130. ; m; kos, U. to id ; Chino , 100. to 13td. ; Jopm, COTTON 0001)8. IdAncibrirsa. JOLT a amount of beaben done to-day in abip nen h a been large, bat there have bean a ausen h i small orders given out by brims class ..haynk Auk sum-up to a fair total. There has been sone Gtii. huh, ' is yarns for India. and very full prices have seeneally km paid. We should doubler have had a more active sky but for the antenna extracted from Americas p o i. p • to be from o&ial rennet that there sic and a halt million bales of canna b the Soothes byte embeive of the growing crop. Adrian from Oa i iir kt Byte that there will ad be more than • online ..4 4 quarter bake, and that very little of it csa nen gi a market in the preset year. Such coallickag sw um , actually perplex spanners a good And, bat they te nt , stronger effect upon buyers of Tabs and have today had the effect of causing maal lsj to he withheld, buyers preferring to wait sous sad see the effeet of melt stiteenots oe the ga s °oboe and for further light ou the rabbet b in ma orders gives oat today, °molding of • Womb, c oo k probably ham reached • thousand beadles bat far In I , certainty thus mooed. The main for bold thde boa hem very quiet today. There has bees little bene f on the pan of asenufaehrwrs, and prices are easier tbiii Friday lan. I. cloths there has been esesediegly w i th delft sines Yriday. India buyers have been very nit and India goods of all demo have Mee non aegis i ii Today there his bees a very general dirierlinbe operate at my prim. Slums to India was iorknale possible, and are making no bide, and the ben w in 4, nimble it is believed—for the market is too Imo° hi* to test the fact—would fall below the cost at which noi, feetarers could supply the goods at the present cost dm and cotton. Manufacturers are quite unable to Inks Ma under such eireurnateaces. Even the bolder. of Me* ta i are quite willing to take lower prices, are enable is pt to any sliest in ladia fabrics. There b still toss int for printing enths, and bonbon in these goods hari few the staple operations lately, though even Miss Wads day have bees bat in limited request. WOOLLEN.—Lamm, JoLv 26.—Tbere hes act hie I Legs atteedaese at the ooloared market this mmaile the amount of buskers Ineented has ben bdsei average. A few weenie of tweeds sod ociatiap has with runnings, along with a sprinting of plsia psk The white bell Yea sot shown man alteratioe ; the &me , has Andy bees fee the heavier enema of goods ; htifa ' have not bees mach inquired after. Rates rule km - lIINITPACTURES. HODDZIBMILD, JULY 11,.. Then have bees mon buyers is the market nth! lig for may wake ban, sod business transonic.= has m talaly ben cm a more extensive scale. fieweeabla ese have moved off more freely, besides which some webs salsa have ben effected in the heavier description eine for autumn mad winter. There has also 61•11 as hapme merit for low-priced goods for shipping, and no. ths 41. time bong over, should the harvest prospects he rain, a good trwie during the autumn months is looked spa ■ almost a nanny. WOOLS.—HUDDCRIPTILD. JUL, 25.—w001., man 4► wittily the ImMer °Lane, continue to esove windily, sad these sone imoderste saes have taken place dream t. week. Disko bold Ors to present prices. 001424.—Hath, Jinx 25.—At belay's market aad supply of Wish wheat, which sells slowly ii cadre below last wen's rotas—best runs of red maths th 42.. per 5041 b. to the grower. In forsin, cent to oath done, sod prima almost andsaL theley-41sa1 ei 265. Id. par 32 Mons ; good serest smell Batik Ns, Ig per 30 stoma Beam sad per seams, and batlng Oats 'toady—beet bleak Swedes, 225. 3d. la 225. ; Scotch at Hartlepool, 24.. Id . pre 94 stoma Pala arrivals for the week :—Wheat, Z 045 ; hub% 3*; oats, 767 ; bona, 425 ; per, 445 ; tan 30 qrs. Lan, JULY 25.—Tbss notate is this mak cm thaws brillkat sad sonrehiag. bat the Massed oh I last Friday sod &Mayday is the south. followed by awl tropical heat, has, we are Wormed, done swim aim II the mop of wheat ; sad sa the present h nab aMY time, holden are sot at all disposal to maks say NONE. is prim today. No altswatios I. Misr snake. LiwarooL, JULY 25.—Our Corn Hichicap law Is. pretty well attended to-day, bat we have to mon mks very poor sale for wheat, the bode.. pawns Meg salt is the react animas of amber, at a deans of N. pa metal so compared with this day week ; fies Vann I soma, sad tel to be imagist soy cheaper. Floes Mill late rates, boyars looking for a radastioa. The few kith of Iselin eon an able to maks their owe nom sad di a fair osawomptive inquiry we quote aa themes of la Mt quarter all rand. Oda and oatmeal Tory steady. DS = ss aad barley on all the torn dearer; ries and sla the boon all for fading staffs, wheat auk Bak LYIP JULY 2&—At our market this day the atheism wee moderato, sad may a limited show of wheat; Ike WI ruled slow, sad he some instamen 6d. per qr. less moseibl ton takes. Bons, cats, and barley, the pricer of ma* saalataind. For qr. imperial toils. grower ; —Whist, nth new 63Iba. to 44ft. per imp. boa, 45e. to 475.; Os rad, , ditto, 49a to 43e. Own 3611 n. to 421 65. , 225. b Bons, old, 6311 m. to 651 M., 4th. to 435. ; ditto, an Nth to 6611 m.. 39a. to 425. Nstecastimow-Tres, JULY 25.—At car man monis( we had a moderate show of wheat km is growers. and thetas nothieg fresh is sins Saner ik trade ruled firfll, which bad the effect of Omni tia rand, but at Is. Isos the were buyers. Forage MS wm tom ; some Bee red Wolgast made 435. par 504 Th.., snot latitElba. per boa Flour is *wry modwats sena lesiag afraid to parthass snore time what will Rio from one week to soother. Is other articlas hale MeV osa be sots& TRAFFIC RETURNS. srnwan Mks Yee Ner. TON Tia Nem moors. doodles. NW la We* codas Spell 19. a Booby, Itereda, sad CA. NI 4,144 MN kW V . Wilk seems Jay 8 IL Ana IkLantierele•Veo W u tet ion lael 1196 14,1 N 81,481" UNION, 40.4 8,206 8.511 11.577 Lao of tho Piedmont ON 10,0 N 10,841 91,910 - Week sada" Je7 15 . SOON alienoe = ely l h eactloto Oil 199 !Is 111 Week Cork sal demise dk node Weaere 181 Week oodles 101 l N. Clasehrlea gnat laxamboarg L 41,112 4.1 12 Lades sod 1.9 55 MO Ileteoolleta Weak p Iran 9 tue 1. 199 U* 28 15 .. ittn 0 4:4 10 111 us us is IA Du Barry's &Maus health rota* Radii Malden toed owls. unborn amedkder or rard."to""°ado 3titalottorutleo."Arod,°°"..."ll:7l.lll6,,lsi u, and win dft tinnin tts oat fri_ene 310, 0111 rh ilkn enrs. Ism sad Co., Won 71, I!n! de, W. In Wm. 11116, f. ed.; Ifla. th...167;1-181." BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DIOS ARLWRIGHT.-0011, ChSTßTßlLookreporo, LW., tho 60d Arkomild, Zoo., od • sea 01112 L M. at Iles Mum, St. MAMMA M eat. the wtto of O. Orton. Lg., of • eon. •••Ad lAING.—TuIy es. at Manor-home, Heageestath w•-• - J. lahog. ot • •ott. PRICK —Jaly 0, at Sathoriand.torrsee, wits dMr. D. B. Prim of • BAriaL—fall) 24, at Boutb.bank.lotlye. IT a l. 0 T. Catchall, lag., 0 a goo. JIM TAYLOR. July 24, at G105T111201,1411117e. the WY a a daughter. IIARRIAOP 3 . BLACICALL-00171D.—Juty V, at tiproneste• Clo ldh IP•te4 by the Bey. B. J. Basteel, the Bev. & MIA mete of Int ilk, in the county it dulikle F iumi nsigbares, the daughter of the lege Arr. B. Cinlikli• — raly ft. at St. Oswald% Charts. Bev. J. Roman, H. H. Cage, , a leirtnehil.. 1044, *fitabta it the eta Dr. Blew el Milt rirrltZY—WlLLlL—July It, at EL —.....1rd° 0 ' W Bev. A. A. Trimmer. J. retry, el Brdrom.^ — Jame Vag wise eg W. g, veva, Ls., ,at the cars. DF.ATEN. AZD,,,,.101.--July tt, at Hat A. O. Arden. De . Bit C- 1640 ``"L'Aliv--July is, near Brentwood, Eases, Eaplail . 110X - Oir.ikly leg gu, at aggim.m.place, 0. Hi aged IL • al. RILIZIr•-11117 V. at eastallta, Hydt-tork - - get .. Tll'6" -Jay It, a Hawk Caroline ftM OW -- A.Tarterd, 111.0 , sod Hawn. --.A I / 1 1. UHQHHAIX.-hig* A Ilielii SeVagton, r VW.- Vied Th. __.... ilftm.