The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-28 00:00:00

SPORTING INTRIZIGENOB. - LICHFIELD RACES.—PROGRAMILE 01' THE ME?. Tosmimow. A Swarms.= of 10 'ova. seek, stt ; 2.yr.olds, 714 ; three, gat 121 b; Silas and geldings allowed 31b ; winsiera extra; allewasess. Straight half-mile. (6 webs.) Ago Age Ago The Mile ........ 2 Tooter 1 Life Onardaman 2 loasdoone ...... 3 Tottie Tel Coermum Mannar Phats(Haedicap), of 60 soya., ice 2.yr.olda ; winner of any race after August 22, at nine mar., ex ne tra. Thrse-quarters of a mils. at lb st lb life Oaardaman BlO Edgbaston 1390 19 11 18984 3 6 Orate althorn ' •11 Regro Royal Pri uped net 7 9 King of France 5 3 Cost dop 7 7 Shamrock 6 8 Imilitorth 7 8 Jolly bey 6 R Grey Noes (k b) 7 1 Wreath ti 5 6 2 Al b erta 7 0 Meuse Forego St am p eby Grosvenor—Palm 7 King of Spades paid Leaf Tee PLYING STACAS (Handicap) of 50 woe.. added to a sweepriakes of 5 awe. each, 2 ft (to go to the fund); .toner Of any rase value 50 Noes. after August 22. at 10 mm., 7lb ; twice, or 100 soya., 101 b extra. Straight helf-mile. (26 sub.) AP oil Age st lb 4 9 C .helmsford .... .. 11 6 6 Cranbury lbw amide 1 5 Rosebud ll 4 6 of the Hall .... a 5 Rustle Beauty Ra le Overture 5 8 Wicket Colgan Lord of the Manor .. a 7 nth (h b! 1 612 Turco. 6 7 ddes l ean 5 7 I lgbuton Gipsy Obi Wang* 3 7 ... by Ores. suer— Prescription Lue7 Iseg S 7 Jolly Boy 2 6 7 Humphrey 6 7 Lars Elms S 61 Tel GOLD Cur (Haadicao) of 60 soya. in specie, gi ven by the members for the city, added to a Sweepstakes 5 sem each, 2ft ; winner of any race after August , at o 9 men., 71b; twice, or the Staffordshire Stakes, 10th mini. Gas mile. (17 subs.) Age st lb Age Ft lb Dounforook 5 812 Lord Coombe's .. s 2 lrejle t r a. 6 8 4 Roesbud 8 0 Dean Swift 4 9 Rios Claming Woman .. el 8 0 Tennyson (11-b) S 6 Wynnata7 a 713 Alice Lee Overture 6 715 Queen of Tramps.... 4 2 Tippler Bradinmste 57 12 The Lizard 3 8 4 710 Alpha Cadeau TllB ANGLRIIIT PLATS of 40 revs. • 2.yr-olds, let; three ltd• Tour, Ost 13th ; fi ve and upwards, lOst 2 lb ; ruins sad allowances, km Three•quartion et • mile. 1115 MAJSSTT'd PLATE of 100 guinea.; 3-yr-olds, Bet 511 s; four. 9st 7lb ; five, six, and aged, 94121 h. 2 miles. s THU A 98021 PLATE (Handicap) of 30 aom. for all ages ; whiner or any raorkafter the weig h ts me dodo:red Tlb extra. Half a mile. Twe Wm.rmi HAIMICAP of 10 sova. sash, hit ; winner of say handimp after the weights are declared slb extra ; gentleness rider; professionals, Slb extra. Thrmegnarte of a mils. PROGRAMME OF TUNBRIDGE RACES. SI7II6DAY. TIM TUNDRIDGI HaNDICar of 10 sore eceb, 5 ft, sad 2 only (to go to the fund) it declared, with 70 added ; the isscond to save his Maks ; winner of any handioap value 103 save. after August 17, at tea 71b.; of any other race, 31b extra. About two miles. (11 rubs, 4 declared) Age at lb I Age at lb Cl ax ton 12 Triumpher 4B 0 I Dayreli J ev i ng t o u 81 1 auftolgan Tax TWO-TU.3-OLP STALK:9 of 5 sore mob, with 40 added ; oohs, Sea 101 b ; fillies, Sit 71b ; wiener of any stake value 100som., 71b ;of any other race, 3lb &etas selling and other allowances. 5 &alone. (11 sob.)--e by Bee v-Gblo. darn by Nutwith. Haaketoa Maid. Yield% Mcie RP" Hedji's Daughter, Ciairogorm, f by Cannobie—Hop. bine; lodise Star, Iby St. Albans—Lady Kingstoe, Her Ladyship, Brimsteee. Tax LADIZte PLATE (Handicap) of 40 sore, for all ages ; winners after August 23, at nine p.m., 51b extra. Half a gala. Ams st lb Aga am M Tw light • 312 Rollos 6 12 Verbena 4 712 Papoose Concordia Colleen Castle BPI 4 7 7 Win g s of tbs Wind.. 3 0 Mother Bunch 4 7 4 Oldbur y 0 Betty ('onelanl Golden Cross . . Lunt of the \Vest.... 4 7 0 Finale Musketeer THE Tli/MBIDGE 'WILLI! S 7•111.8 (Handicap) of 5 110V1. each, with 25 added, for all ages ; wiener of any handicep after August 23, at 9 p.m., Mb entre. About one mile. 18 subs.) Age at lb Ars d lb Betel Copeland Golden Cross 4 810 cby Noisy—Parch- Lay Warwick 4 810 meat Musketeer 3 8 8 Spanish Boy balsa 6 8 2 Tan 811v1240•3 8 fences of 5 sow. earls, with 30 added, for all ages ; 2-yr-olds, 7st ; three, Bst 91b ; four, 9s• 41b ; Ave sad upwards, 9st 51b ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; Bailin allowaneee. Five furlongs. TIM MEDWAY Suggs of 3 sore. sash, with 25 added ; 1 yr-olds, fist nb ; three, Bet 8/b ; four, 9st slb ; live and up wards, 9M ilb ; mares and geldings allowed 31b; selling al.:mance& About ow, mile. Tai NI:MUST PLATE iii;;CiretOi Of 50 KM.. for 2-gr. tAds ; wieners after August 23, et fl p.m., 51b astra. Three quarters ol mile. _ at 1 st lb eby Ben-y-Chlo, dam b 7 Rulteton Meld 7 0 betwith Noes Rose Chepstow Her ladyship 8 f by Cann . obte—Hopbbse 7 0 Indian Star 7 1 Pomimtation 6l! Dunkin Affection Eaylest 7 The Mi 11413311 B!A[= (ifandisaTi) of 10 son. mob, b it, sad 2 only if deallawl. with 60 added, for 3-yr-olds and up wards ; winner of say handicap value 100 so.s. after Aagint 17, at 10 a.m., 71b ; of say other raos, 31 b extra ; woad to save Milstein About loins. (17 subs, 6 &tiered.) Age sub 5 3 4 A 11l Triumpher Llangollen 4 8 8 Devotee Itra Somerville .... 5 It 3 lt.sins 6 7 6 Tie 6 3 3 Musketwar S 7 6 Illangowan li 4 7 8 77rrb TIM 801 TH PAKTUM Puri (Handicap) of 50 cove., for all ages. Three-qoarters of a mile. A HANDICAP SWIMPSTACKS of 3 sovameh, with 25 added, for all ages ; the winner to be sold for 40/., and any surplus to go to the fund. About one mile. A Set irtro Pc! AUM of 5 mom. each, with 30 added ; 2-yr olds. let ; three, Est 91b ; four, Sit 41b ; five and upwards, 94 51b; mares and gelding allowed 31b; selling allowances. Half a mile. Tax VOL U 1171311 CCP, value 40 cove. ; 12st 71b each ; winners of 50 Bove. at any one time, 71b extra ; to be ridden by volunteers, or 71b extra. Two miles. were exhibited, but these were nearly all nun or Ise oat of condition, and the males does were effected with enemy difficulty. Old a.mples were • limited show, and for taw hoiden demanded ao mines* of 2.. per gustier, whieh the ellen al amides nubsees, sad the sales were= lv i rend, with an &boom of all tresmatious el aep sharactior. The quotation* for beet old mad sew while imp 1191 to 54a. ; eseeedary, ffite. to BEa ; sad ulterior, eh 495. pr quarter ; best sew and Ad eel, 48.. to ki k ; sesowiary, 46.. to 48.. ; awl isferier, 44.. to 465. me quarter. Tbe foreign MOO wee dull, end the mistati cos wen about Is. to 2a. per quarter mere many. The floor trade was sereireliat brisker, mid th e tattoos about 6d. to Ia or seek ktgber Mr best ei t ii Barley was brought forward bet eparingt!, sod th e actions were coefised chiefly to ben grading sen, while sold at 255. to 28e. per quarter ; beet chevalier, for etc* there was namely soy deessad, 16s. to 325. Peg Oats WWI • trifle dearer, beet sorts rYguc ben Spa le Ste, mid others 17.. to 20s. per quarter. Hear. sad par both aeons sod dear. Wrengcn, Amon 26.-The farmers being mega w i th harvest we are only 'moderately supplied with in& e t eta day's market. Several samples of wheat of this seep.[ ,. leg, mealtime geeerally bad, end penes vary* from to 481. Old viola, particularly white, made M. a qr. hew Let week's rater. AB spring core as before. Priem to the grower :-Wbeat white, 485. to 60a., extra, Cu, gtie, ma:_ o bseltel ; red. 46e. to 4 75.: extra, b 2.., 63111 1 . pw ,be n p its, ls. to la. Oid. per nose. Woicemexat, 4100081 X -At this day's market them use • full supply of wheat, chiefly of the sew ere% t ee old quite as dear, N at flo. to 6s. 2d. for red ; ie. 4d. to 6.. 64. for whits; new, 6e. 4d. to be. Bd. pre Mt Seiley, 6d.; beet old ma li iip p l e n rziartor darer. Bemis sad peen scene, sad tending You[, Aconite 26.-There was a fair show of wheat et ear market to-day, sad farmers asked higher prime. MC. manly extreme isles were gives for all good simple% Wklte wheat. 42a. to 50a. ; zed, 42a. to 46.. per 36 Mee, Noisy a moderate supply, and fully as dear a as te pee vine week, grinding qualities being quoted at 23e. to 14.. per 30 nosh Not much pining is eau, at extreme nil, seemly 11d. to 13d. per stogie. Wet :may hoes at wink and tall prices quoted, 425. per 38 nose. Not mach Miss is other eLmeriptione of pan. Rye, 28a. ; malt, fles. 130 s. per quarter. The weather has bees man freseralie far harvest work dories the past week, and • maiden% breadth of ores has been housed in this county. Rem* still weal of wheat ae • varied yield. Barley s mem favourably spoken of. Oat. on man lands are tide. The late rams have greatly benefited bot h the Vents ad ma Nage. SIZICALDY. AIIGUEIT 26.-At our mustry stsdrell ihk week we had less grain offense than for ease weeks pa, Fanners caked higher prices for ly heat, and ohlrinsil I further admit* of la. to 3s. per porter. Barley lids quarter higlaer, Oate 6d. per quarter dearer. Here th 4 we had extremely email supplies of grain. Sales ready et to la. per qr. advance on wheat, barley, and oak. Wheat, 40e, to 465. per qr. ; barley, ffils. 6d. to 31e. oats, 255. 6d. Warssronn, Aocicorr 26.-Early in the week a ma. siderelde quantity of rain fell, but the weather the lem two or three days has cleared up, sad farmers ae sow ea. skied to proceed with harvesting their grain arms. lee. lag we believe to be completed *boot this samhboarbod. Deliveries cd sew pane have somewhat increased. Temp arrivals antigen rely moderate. The demand for alls rtida of the trade continues on g pretty free sale, and in nee %names holders have boss able to obtain higher prirs. Wheat-225. to 24e. pee 20 ions readily paid fee any puss samples of In*. Foreign wain dearer by abaci 9d. par barrel. Barley-Very little at market, sod vanes shoat ae before mentioned. Othe-New blacks *layer by • fer pence per barrel. Tawseys from seareity commend kb rates. Indian ern-Prices remain as last noted, but the tendency is to advisee ; inquiry still very liberal. Flea -6d. per sack dearer. Imports this week :-ffiales, 4930; wheat, 2,090 qrs. ; tow, 244 sacks ; merd, CO meka ports this week :-Wheat, 21; oats, 926 bursa ; Goer, ISt .sake. CATTLE.—Custs, Ammer s6.—This was amid fair for lashesadm eattle. About 25.0001arabs were &Oki, but the Mow of cattle was small, doubtless in uga d the cattle elands. dealer& Trade mewed , bet beemos to= towards tom. The prime el Mai* ranged from 18e. to ZB~ •, heltbreds mold at 28e. to 38a ; sad ermine frees 16a. to xes. Butane me very dell is the eat& mask DutrA . ren or TIM 130118/T Piale.--110822. LIMON, AVOCET 27.—The Poldhitulae and OeisW Oar posy's steamship Poona", Captain Field, sailed Shan. seem with the mails for CHbralter, the Egypt, Aden, Bombay, and tipper Bowl. I fi ta b al • blan nteek eat paveagers, and as freight a pound cargo, value 8,6091., of which amount 2,300 L intlges3 604 in watches sass for Alesendtiii, and for Bombay, is bar idivar, 2161. silver coin, and 1441. in jewellery, is A Wohnitirt's Inonsmucr. FanurrnOn 111 LrYnartioi..—A isoventest is on foot for holding in Jiro pool, is Jenuary sent, an Industrial akilition, the va. tribetere te e and exhibition in whisk will be wed* Ps**. TEn iimnattrice lierrarrin OP Lanai= AID Onzsamm—The annual ineetieg of the nisei, eth scriber*, and delegates of the truing of Losable mi Cheshire Mechanize Institutes was held on Satinday at Liverpool. Mr. Thomas Barley, M.P., presided • he the other gentlemen proweat were P Dr. t a r. Ilk, Mr. Lawralie*, ha The annual report wMrsa the fallowing interesting fasts :—There are 116 inektstssi the anion, of which 35 have entered during di= rr i ti 72 of these number 19,790 oremben-17, 618 females' sad have ea inseam of 21,7021.161 sd. ?my h av e Libraries costainleg 118.200 books, and tin amber` lanes diming the year wee 247,598. The muter of mew bore attending eves* dame was 6,870 ; 23 Moneta We science clams. la ooanexCon with the Department of Were and Art, sad prise examinstions have bees held de* the year Ls al district' of the unioe. During the owe period five of the institates hitherto in the solos his eased to exist. Prises for sot year have be Mho& W the Right Ron. W. R. Gladstone and other pathos. Its Prises of Wales has seeepted the Mike of paired Ms prosesdiap posed off mast pleamantly. A LONG DAY'S WA3DZEINO.--0 11 Ssturday lrt two bays, brother*, aged seven and Ivo reepsetlvety, n eeding at Elwlek. seer Hartlepool, marls a mat adswatateri kovisey for children of such tender years. They took s (navy to visit their gmedparente at Marley, twit; oils distant, and started early to the morning to put Utak pm. poet into execution. When within about fire miles of thdr destioation th ey took a wrong tarn, and, losing timk ley, wandered to • village celled Ayton about three Elks &• Sant from fitokeeley, where they wife* kindly shateied fa the night. Their father upon missing tbem plasshil Irr Stokeeley, and not Boding there, visited Yen% Mei& too, foe., in search of the errant youogstere • gnat Menatoo, was being felt for their safety, when on Sunday they were brought to Btokeeley by the pawn :WV sheltered them for the night at Ay tan. —Sunferleall Herald. Mx. W. F. WINDILLIL—Mr. Windham to be keeping very closely to his coaching life. OaS be drove a large party down to Yartnootb n om La a from Norwich, and as be "tooled" his for•irtand from the old iffy he appeared is the highest spirits. shoedg eat the refrain el " e l Bang I" in his peoshar About 10.30 pan. th dreg re-appeared, the Edith of Hs Slap still more exuberant than ever sad they tn its "Slap Bang l" being still on every The Woo have reached its destiastion quite Wyly. —Norfolk Ate ROYAL Fans BoarrreL, RAT's-Inn-coaD. --Tb. number of patients relieved at this hospital did* tiff week wading August 116 was 3,097, of which 1.196 wet new MOM [Ad vertiasment.]--HomowAv's OR w M idth .? tit PlLlLL—sores which are d a ily extending, deers melee/ deepening, may be wrested in their torturing dared to take • healthy motion, by spplying this Milletilw and taking thee, pwffybg Ws. It soothes all d and extracts all - morbid hvishears tram the skin. Old sissilal the lens, Inflanunatlons owed by varicose veins and geWell the lower limbs, can sensibly be eased and shortly eared WI Mr; loway's never-falling ointment, which represses eusselva ses stimulates sluggish vascular sod nervous action. In isA tines breaking - down under piles, fistulas, and other painful m ere, a few a Heatless, of this coolies ammo give confers, and a in its use will edects cur. Old THE ninon attn. Oen o Manic Audi AUow Vicerc May CI Jimmy Lady ' Belle Tit cl 5 . tbsn be a n awe, 1 1 11 el illie odd. war • 1 . I I 8!! THE EXPRESS, MONPAY EVFNING, AUGVCST 28 1865. LAW INTELLIGENCE. Pitt, - Bitter Sweet, Ese , Nettles (31b), si by Promised Lad—Dodese(3lb), f byPromied Lied—Blot (Mb), Lang. ham. Simpleton, Magian's, Leal', Tina. Natritim. Centaur , The Mule (31b), The Judge, Mephistopheles (Mb), Amain aitien (Mb), Botasiit (31b), The Celt, Magmatie (Mb), Beelzebub (31b). Msurioe, Sister to Lupse WMJobe**, Surprise (311 s), Nine of Diamonds (31b). Stilton (31b), Gla diator, Naha:males, Biagiley (31b), Stockbridge, Stateli ness, 'Prumet, lea (31b), Duplicity. Psi Count Cur, • Pain Ii plate valise 150 awe, by , subscription of 10 tom. emh, ti ft, will 50 added by the Earl of Portsmouth. the surplus in specie ; 3.yr.olds, 7sli 10lb ; leer, ost ; five, ix, sad aged, 9st 71b ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; winger of my weight-for-age race of 300 sovs. value, or her Majesty's Vass at Awe. 31b extra ; maiden horses not eerryiog erns for running mooed allowed weight in the following proportioes-3-yr-olds, 41b fear, 81b ; five mud upwards, 141 b • the winner to be sold for 600 i. if demanded, mikes me: apnea be claimed at the time of nailing, and homes for which this °him is midi. 91b extra. Two miles aad • half. (16 subs.) Age AM Ailv Prince Plausible • Redmlr• . ..S Fisherman's Sohn Dads fleaploctee 3 be sold II Minstrel Onuses 3 Bydroootou (notto NOM A Pearl Diver ...... 6 be gold) 3 Wsl guess Jaw ;6001.) Lord Chiertenay and Mr. W. BISON are subscribers, but did sot name. Tits NISIAZZY HANDICAP of 100 son., for 2-yr-olds, added to a sweepstakes of 5 sows. each, 2ft (to the fund); the winner of the Mamboed Stakes to be er raised to et 71b any other winner of • haadiosp after At ?A, at 10 am., Mb ; of aim two bsodicspa, 81b oars. netters of • mile. (21 subs.) MZTItOPOLITAN COUNTY COMM. Magog days appointed tor the promeat week.) Lagsgya, Camberwell-Nov.4'ost —Tuesday. August IR Gazasertcs.—eduesday, August SO. WWLWlCkl—Thuraday, August al. ANOTHER MURDER OF A SWEETHEART AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. MTh ow 10 Whalebone Latham Chink= Ctytis Nutrition 'TKina ng Christina 7 reah Chronometer 0 The Judge 7 2 1 Hitter Sweet 7 Warwick .__ 12 Beelgt 7emP246 Exeter Metherwl4eart ...• The Mule El Ole Duplty Tee Dzvox AND ElFran Cum STAL3B (Handicap) of 51 ion. each, 3 ft, with 40 added by mensicw sof tie Devonaad Exeter Club, for all ages ; wining of say hand'esp after August 24, at 10 a.m., 71b extra. Three-guarters of a mile. (16 nabs.) Age st lb 4160 el lb Com of the Sea 6 9 1 Jassy Troul4ercute 6 8 4 May Queen Tit. 8. ifs Menace Antoinette 4 T 4 Roarer 8 3 ithrapnell Mongrel 3 7 0 Nip gatvioot Tao ROCODDOUT Seen= (Handicap) of 566 T& sheik ft. with 25 added; 1611101 . of any handicap after Augost94, 66 10 srm., 'fib extra. Half a mile. (12 subs.) Aga st lb Age at lb AatatnettellndAdlag May Queen A 7 10th extra) 4 9 0 &Ole of Kan 3 7 Alan 3 II 10 Eugenie 8 7 81irapnell ... ...... 3 8 0 Mater Mary 3 7 Mooing 3 8 0 Nip Thor Lisaretion A SILLMIG RACK of 3 SOW. each, • :Ms 25 added; 2-7ear olds, 7st 1011); three, Sat 101 b; four. lOst 81b; flee, six, and aged, list ; penalties tad allowance. Threnquarters of a mile. -_ LEICESTER RACES. Roans AItIUTZD. —Ammunition. Blue Mantle, sad Overetwma Most of the horses aro trained is the neigh bourhood, sod will arrive this (![cods)) moreing. 'G. —aktIIRDAY, 3 r. N. ,EOlll. 1 to 1 aid Ilarin 100&) aka (t to - . LONDON BETTLN I ST. LI IS to 40 apt Oladiateur (t 1 100 to 15 The Duke ,off Vito') I2oto 1 100 to 12 Regalia 2 & oft. 1000 to 20 Mao*. (eit t 10 to 1 Broodelbkne ofr It to 1) 10 to 1 Arebizooooo Lou) 1000 to 10 NUMB (I) 1000 to 15 Ariel ( 5 ) .BY. Field (off) ielzebnb (08) lus ittband (OR) DEB] 8 to 1 otttho itt VI 1 apt B 33 to 1 B BETTING AT MANCHEBTER.-BArminAy. ST. MEL 6to 4 apt Madlateur (t & 10 to 1 agst tiresdelbsos (off) off) 100 to 8 Archimedes (off, 7 to 1 The Doke (t) t 100 to 7) 10 to 1 Klertnike )t) SOUTH DEVON RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting on held at Plymouth OS Thursday. TM cheer wee taken by Mr. T. Wootombs, the obeisant of the oompaoy. The report !dated that the meow rooripls during the half-year ended Jose 30 amounted to 101,5181., se com pared with 96.6251. in the seme half of 1864, showing an Immo of 4,8884 The expenses amounted to 53,0934, against 52,3701., &owing an increase ot 723/. The profit as the worlds( was 47.0154, serest 44,2541. in the WOO half of 1864.1 4 , 9704 la the same haU of 1863, and 32,5041. io the consapondiog half of 1862. The directors recommoded the molest of • dividend to the ordinary shareholders at the rate of 21.2.. 6d. per cant per annum, as compared with 14. 11h. fld. for the orrespondlng half a 1864, leaving • balance of 1,499/. The eapendiore oo capital mount doting the half year amounted to 20,8771. This outlay bed boo incurred in io doobliog the line between Newton and Teigamouth, and in payments on account of new plant. Oa the motion of the Chairman the report was adopted. and a dividend of 21.'2.. per cook declared. The Chairman then proposed • series of resolution authorising the directors to raise the sum of 250,001. Xr.,Ellis, cif Exeter, opposed the motion, and entered at length into the quokkas leasing the South Devon line to the associated companies. He wished to know at what stage the negotiation wormwood by the director bad arrived ; and peopled SO ameadmant that before the sum required was raised • committee should be appointed to negotiate for the mile or lease of the line. Ur. H. 8. Clark seconded the amendment, which woe supported by Yr. lloctimer. The Chairman thought this wee not a proper time at which to think of oiling the line, now they were beginning to prosper. He had refund offers as high me 3 per cot. for it. The amendment, on being put to the meeting, wee feet, only seven voting for it, and the originel motion declared canted. Wolverhampton has again been the scene of a very dreadful crime. The perpetrator of it is • mere lad of 18, named Charles Christopher Robision, an orphan, I whose father, a blacksmith and coal dealer , bad left h im a property wor th about 4,0001. He lived with his guardian, Mr. Josiah Fiber. He had been apprenticed a few years ago to a cabinet-maker, but he had shown no hennas for the bathing, and had not served out his time, jester, leg his conduct by saying that he should have money enough to keep him. He had latterly beams engaged to • young woman named Harriet Sugar, • sister of Mrs. Wilt Maker, wboee husband, • eon of his guardian's, kept • public-house called the Queen's Arne. She was • few mouths older than her lover. There was no objection what ever to the ousexion ; on the contrary, Mr. Josiah Fisher bad taken her into his house as • kind of esevaat, but she wee treated as one id the gently. Os Saturday Mr. sad Mrs. Josiah Fisher, with Mrs. Isaiah Fisher, left home at about three o'clock to go to pedal'. At that time Robinson was in the garden behind the house smoking, and Mir Sugar was engaged about her s----.. domestic duties. Excepting there two no one was laft at the house. At about four o'clock a girl named Emma ad- AYLESBURY AND BUCKINGHAM BAIIMAT.-The le* aged Id, sod servant at the Queen's Arms, wee neer to pelf-yearly meeting was appointed to be held ea Friday, at the back door of the residence of Mr. Josiah Fisher, when Aylesbury, bat i quorum set brans pressen, It wee ad she saw Mile Sugar crying, and Robinson was sear her. i Jammed till the ''M'd of September- The impression loft on taillsida mind was that they had leen I &Antes WORINORAY, AND WOKING Rat . r.M oo l . . quarrelling. In about an hour afterwards Robinson went I -The report id We directors states that lb' sum of ! had been received oa capital recount from the sale of i cur to the Queen's Arms, borrowed • knifeboardfor Missikagar's pine leeds, and the receipts from tilt ... um woul d be env ass, and with it took away ball • pint elan. Half an boor minted as further portions of tee remainder weredisposedoi. afterwards Silleto sent one of her manses abildran for the On the other hand, 4001. heel been paid during the half-year loud, endtbe messenger, a boy, was told by Robinson that it /re this amount for laad valuations. There wasafalli w ng off iin the reggae traffic in the half-year ending June tof wee not dos with, and that he mast opine spin. Some time i about is compared with the oonespoodlag hall of last after five o'clock Salo Wesel erect for the board. Mica ! year. In the Ascot rue traffic then was • falling off of &agar stood win it in the bask kitchen. She wee "ill • about mot. as compared with 1864. During the week prior erytsg, and Robinson was standing at the entrance to the to Amami* twoserioas railway accidentehappeoed, which, kitchen. Mils Seeger threw out the board, sad Robineu be doubt , induced many . parsons to go by the old turnpike iraffio of 764, sh w obble kicked or threw it to Billet; who went away with "IL Tim" was aa 1241.18 e is the tag that the anuses° of traffic on the line during the :al it. At • little before mix &lista heard • pa fired in oear was 441. Th. aaaw i p a s for goods vale =an t e d t o Mr. Josiah Fisher's house, and in • few minutes one of Mr. a,9174, and for paosegsrs to 8,6934-total, 11,6101. Credit Isaiah Fisher's Winn* ran is taxa the pude. which anstakanfor2.sW. is reepectof Unbind in g Junction tolldic. separates the two boners, and cied oat that Charles had no t yen m a m a. hot that was muc h l ess th ou the amount shot Harriet. agaoto ran acmes the rodeo and man aetually to be received. The line from Chertsey to Virginia Robinson come down stairs and eater the back kitchen. On Water station would be open for traffic in the latter part looking through the window of the beak bitches she saw o f the year. The line f rom sommedao to Bk o k oro t os him standing without his coat, al boat of • aw ' minor Ai d" was likosmo being made, and wou ld, It was that was hanging against the wall. Whilst looking into She hoped, be opened daring next spring. Oat of the available mirror he held a razor in his right band and out, Sinn° Wer sum of 3,7381., the directors recommended the following three gashes in his threat. She vaned ii slam• dividends for the half-year sadist; the 30th Jane last and when neighbours came In they found him stand- A s ., 54, per cant. per annum on the preference shares, lea in( in a leaning posture °Wald. the back bitches, booms-tax, and ea per share, or at the rate of 21. per hie eyes glaring, sad his clothes stained with blood that „ mom , l est ineone.tax, on the ordinary shares of the had bees and was still flowing from wends in his Jim" company, leaving a blame of 171. for next half year. As attempt wee made to secure him, but he beams very The tal account showed that 393,5184 had been ex violent and tried hard to tear open the wounds described. mo d l oos i ng a w ows of 9174 Th e ems, receipts for With some difficulty he was overpowered, and his bands the ha flier amounted to 12,0584, aid the expenditure fastened behind him. Whilst this was going 00, neigh. t o 6,3251 ., leaving a w ows of 5.735 1. boors had entered th e baekikitchen, end found Miss Sugar ~., r , lifeless on the floor. Death had been occasioned by &hideous 4111 urRLAT EASTERN RAILWAY. -The appeal out in the throat, which, peeing through the windpipe and tummy they ro of the °herniae and directors to the ti right to th e sp i ne . sh e woo wenn; egainst the motion for a committee of inquiry into r'l the arteries, extended surrounded with blood, and upon her head being raised, the mode to which the affairs of the company ere aoadnetai the last breath of life teemed to depart. appears likely to be responded to favourably for their tenure Robinson's woun d. win tomporos ily h oo d ode d with rho of Ulna. The task of taking a vote of the whole body of apron o f a wawa , w h o mass i s ,, so d h o woo l o d Im o an shit_ reholden is_ no light matter. _The withreception_ and watia scrat g in a y , inner room. Here hie injuries ewe attended to by Mr. of the proxies b• 0 been Pooctodod stoma* Summers and Mr. Vincent Jackson, surgeoria After which the eotillwae, date teed on, without a preened of to w hich having ti k es mi ss i n to life , R o bi nson wou ld seta to the ac t ua l resu l t PAIR known much before the day have gone up stairs into his borcom, his hands wet with that meeting was adjourned. Up to Saturday night, how the young womaia's blood, and then to have attempted the proxies for and against the motion stood ia such to shoot himself ; for sot only was blood found apes the re la tion ser tochother as to leave no doubt that the derision ,_. ba, but the berrel 'and butt of On gan likewhe Ind of the general meeting will, be,. feverrad. and that i r ome l= .. blood upon them, and a charge of shot bad pseud isle the um" lin/nrilT w i ll yo" ag ai n st the appo intment coiling and brought down some of the plaster. The gus, mitt,* of inquiry.-Obscreer. which bore marks of having been reoeatly discharged, be LEEDS, BRADFORD AND HALIFAX JUNCTION would then seam to have reloaded. The child of Mr. Ran.war.-The half - yea rly meeting of this company w nd- as Isaiah Fisher who first gave the alarm appears to have bees held on Friday at Bradford ; Mr. E. Ayroyd, M. attracted into the home by the report of the gun, and seeing i n s, The &Mem= congratulated the a haashniasee a nd the Nils Seeger lying surrounded with blood, wound the I public on ths arrangemeat which had been made for the notion that she had been shot. The alarm i s thought to 1 truster of ths undertaking to the Great Westboro Com ities brought the murderer down stairs before he had, by • pany, the interests of both bang subsera i d i l this arrange. the second discharge of the gun-one barrel of which was meat. A dividend of 6 per cent. was deala r d, found loarkd -completed the purpose with which be is um, RAILWAYS. -The ordinary half-yearly supposed to have first exploded it ' but m ° g amil y 'lt ly meeting of the North-Western Railway Company was held meant being at ha " " a " be a ct do's' be 'to "" Friday at Dublin. The chair am. ... a wl by tee Hon. adopted it, and so it hie throat with the run was that w I.3 l aseedfeb Bell . Th e even stated that the Bros.already dripping with the blood of his dying victim. revenue for the Cif year ended 30th of June last amounted Robinson's habits had latterly been very irregular.. As re- to 42,5311.55. 2d., leaving • balance 0f,5,1541. Us. to be manly asWedoesday last he came home at midnight drank. , Gamed to the unit account ; that the • traffic of the half Mrs. Fisher Whist in, and alike to her and to Mr. Fisher he I ear ba d been conducted with regularity, and that the conducted himself very violestly. On Thursday Mr. Fisher I 4.1 receipts from all sources 'bowed an Menem told him that he must leave end go into lodging; and that of 1.r46/. 11'. 11d. The report, after • lesgtheced es be had lately become accustomed to use harsh Isagusp dimmer* on the subject of amalgamation, was adopted. towanla Miss Nagar, she also bad better leave ' lest after e he had left the peon of th e family might still be subject T he mailin g was then made special and • resolution was agreed to rallying the agreement entered into between i° dfiffuts&e. " °he million a hi° as" When °Tea " the Irak North Frasier° Company and the Finn Valley came Robinson Graved the pa r don of his executor, aid, company, for lb . um. ... Eng , management. and main. making promises of amendment, was allowed to remain. and tense.. el the Finn Valley Railway, and the oollectioa, Kim &aim wed to °llia° him gently for hi° e xce "“ delivery , and gmeraleleallat of the tra ffi c thereof. The m a d '''''"*", which followed upon mod a hi° drinking hallearly meetr of the Waterford and Limerick Cue boats, gay was also hel d on Friday, Mr. Malcomson presided. There an two wounds upon the murderer's throat, one e repo r t, which showed • slight increase in the receipts of them so superficial as to seemly more than cat through for the half-year, having been read, the chairman, in movie; the akin. The other doge not include any of the principal tta adoption, referred to some difficultieshrith which the di arteries ; and whilst it erne& to each side of the wind. _.,,,,„. bad i o _,.....,,, ____,." ae____,..k. new a _ _ pipe, has not injured it. In a few days, therefore, it is __tors bad tits; P oet-once, in ewe -Zaddeeshierruntoeste. expected that he will be suffineatly recovered to appear in the dock charged with the wilful murder of Harriet to them, without any corresponding hermit to the public. He expressed as opioio in favour et government manage ugar. mast of railways and teller-spas. When examined before S The deeemed's father lives at Compton, near Willem t h. , coeneiedoe be bad med.:need the proposal, but on hamptoo, red is • blacksmith. consideration since then he bad changed has mind, and now The coroner's inquest will be opened to-day (Monday). believed that, with the facilities for raising money at • cheap rate which Government posses sed, they could afford to carry at reduced fares. The report was inanimately adopted, end the meeting then became special for the pur pose of authorising the issue of 700 shares of 601 each, at 5 per cent., redeemable at par in eve years, which was agreed to without opposition. -Dublin Express. COUNTY DOWN RAILWAY.-The report of the directors of the Belfast and County Down Company, to be submitted to the meeting in Thursday neat, states that the receipts amount to 21,5224 9s.a. 9c1., aed the last cons spooning half-year to 18.969 17 4 10d., showing an Mamas for the past six months of 2,5521.11 e. lid. The accounts, duly audited, show • bassos of 4.7864 154. sd. available for dividend on the prafersoos shares ; and the directors re commend that • dividend at the rate of bl. par eta. per anis= be paid on the A, B, C, and D preference shares, leaving • balance of 5861. 15e. 5d., which we wander ad. viable to carry forward pending the settlement of aromas I for working the Bangor traffic. SUNDAY TRAM IN SCOTLAND.-As might have been expected, there is to be so attempt made to rain something of outcry end opposition against the proposed Suaday opening of the Edinburgh and Glasgow line of rail way. The eatery will doubtless be loud enough, for all an familiar with the fact which is executed in tbe old proverb about shallow brook, and empty barrels. But as for effective opposition, there will be none. Mr. Richard Hodgson is sot the man to quail before legions of deputations, mut tered by tack of the drum clerical. He may be relied on to eat his face as • flint against their imponanities. They might as well bops to demolish Gibraltar by au amault of ;pros as to make an impression oa bin.-.Nordi British EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AND CAPTURE OF THE TRIXoES.- & robbery of • most extensive character from the establishment of Messrs. Snow, Chennel, and Or., wholesale dealers in jewellery, in., Biabopapteastreet, Leeds, was discovered on Wednesday last, sad on Friday Detective Sergeant Shirai who had charge of the case, sacoseded in apprehending the thieves. Mr. Clseaul, one of the partners of the firm, has been from home for Isome time and on looking over the stook on his return on Weace;dal hut. be found property missing to the extent of about 3004, including, anionpt other things, one hundred and thirty watches and several pieces of silk. Information was at ones gine to the PO4lOO, and Detective Stile at once coodaded that the crime must have bees committed by some of the employee of the establishment. On inquiring into their habits he discovered that one of the saisemen. named Jobe Graves, sqeet much of his time in the society et men of loose oh►recter sad having ascertained that ore of these parties hid reosived • watch from Graves, ha yesterday morons charged the salesman with the theft of the property. After • little amdtatioe, Graves aufrend Tax ROTHERHAM ELECTION RIOTS.-The nigh. tha t . trob: us guilty. guieltypj.,l::: stated that won I I armed minw6sldg trite. at Rotherham eat ia special petty session cm Satyr Hatsbiotoo l ate l y a " mis t withmaim Snow god day, to mans the damages caused by the rioterson the mica- cheeoe4 but now residingnm anc h og ier, Wailst ths don of the sleeeion for the southern divisioa. Mr. Whit- officer was in conversation with Graves, a letter arrived field end Mr. Fretson appeared for the claimauts, and Mr. b t for the latter from Hutchioun, corroborating to Marsden "I""medthhd."..d.d..B4tdievldelmh.. eee . b " l 2 l ; th e i d lest exteatthe statement be had made. In this letter be" -oivraoithati the se Pro perty osr t oms.s."" des troy ed 0 , " -„....: 1 Hutchinson threatened that unless Graves sent him by ea tress damages. hl"'“ the wart F.,,k e _ .-- - '------- „,,- the n ,„:". e u '....L .--- early trahcsixty yards of elk, he would tepees his character ti ai n ish oi .sisset. s l o h ns d - dag, -- oo d we. owner a war d - ,; ( 1 - 274 ffs - ''. 801 .- -- : 1 .o.2insdatantedniaytens sa rom d s t B, bas T o us brai .mb • hif itmi. dissaimaL ssieu Th ord e . I: o4 tter der. jeweller, 214 de. dd.. and was "'lda 261.8 e. 6d.; Kr ' I Manchester -" and without load tiers Mr. Web wasiet Jobs Legatt, of the Three Cranes, asked 234.10 e., bat cos- ; the .p.i . Ma ep g a w k i ness while he wee qs isaly seated to 224 2..6d.; James Crowther, Black lime 161. 1 sitting i. ( o d g i ngm. A soss is oso hlo w ow s s e ta w 15s. 6d., and received 141. 18s. 10d. ; Mr. Rogers, of the I stowes property w foetid at the lodgings both of Graves Red Lioo, Wath. asked and reesind 41. To avoid ex ' and Hatchinson , was the fanner arm &axiom to do all Mr. Maiden asked that the High Ocontehle mig ht • his power to assist t o „ loom i ng th e gem a im i st .....beeds allowed to eater an appearance sad suffer judgment at I rmrg. another tribsnal in the (Mown( eases. The bench eon' I seated, and virtua ll y awarded Mr. Ckatham, bof adlord A Clolrransr.-In the Canthridge . Chroniclelof the Crown , who claimed 951. 16a 4d., 891. 24. 9d.; Mr. February 5, 1770, apostle the fo ll owing :- • Olaturfay, two who claimed 232415 e., the wpm of 2291. ge. 2n-1 fins cuounibers wen sold to a patlemasie housekeeper is L i lt. Rising, whom claim was for 804, received 72410 a. Oovent-gardes market far Mine gnaw sad a crows." were sold On As in the amass decided by the beech woes allowed. ' Saturday bet, is Cambridge market, cucumbers lizraorourni Fan Hamm, Dworman.- eye and mix a penny. Indeed, so plentiful an cescam. WAIN. Oar,-The siggregete umber et patients sellevcd bets is the seedy country thia year, that they are east off tiring the weak ironies Asian 26 wso-Yetbsal. 816 ; by mil b 7 i re too. and urtioed after eartioad may be aeon gongleal.l7l; Utak 1,487 ;et whist 687 wen new mo m by the t 1464-- Omobrtrbio iblbreswitag. MAIIKETAS. , , —.-- II ARDWARE. -IMMINGHAM. Ail CiaT 26. —The trade of this town is not brisk, but neither is its condition vary ussatisfactory. Is the fancy trades there is more doing, OT- 1 ders for that alms of oods having been given out in the course of the week ; a good portion of thane have been on ' account of the continental markets. The edge-tool makers report that the trade in that breech has teen affected by the war at the Elm Plate, bet, notwithstanding this, they have most of thew sufficient orders in to keep them golag. The tie plate workers ass in much the same 000dition ; the iiipanners and papier-mache manufacturers are moderately supplied with orders, and for brass wire sad rolled metal generally there is an inarsesiog demand ; the hollow-were maeufactursrs report business steady in that department. The foreign trade is not mach below the average ; there is • good amount doing to the foreign West Indies, sad the own tangoes' trade has rallied of late. The hoe trade of this dis trict is reported quiet, bat there is a fair swami of business doing mast of the wincipal firms having their works in full oparatioa ; some of ths second-olass inn have this week , taken orders for hoops and bars, but buyers have not been ! able to place them so favourably by sa. par ton as they could 1 ' have dons a few weeks ago. For good hot-blast pig-iron ; 1 there is a steady demand, and for various descriptions of • ; manufactured iron kw America there is a little more inquiry. COTTON. 1.11"w004., AUGUST 26.—A good demand at rather higher prima ease 12,000 balm, peculation and export 4,00 bales. 1.000 Lanaicaa, 160. to 91dd~.. 500 Persam, am, 164 d. to 194 d. ; 150 Illumbam. NI to 17fd. ; 200 )Isesio sad Bahia, 15dd. to 174 d.; 1,500 18gyptisa. 14d. to VA. ; 150 l'ors, Ix., 174 d. ;8, Soma, &a., Bd. to 1514. OOTTON GOODS.—KiNciammin.Faun 28.—Under the %flues= of as improved sad riMng *Mt= market des yara sad cloth recovered • good deal on Tonday from tbe prima= of lest week. Seller, of export yarn demanded ea advance of ed. to Id. per lb., sod • good deal of business was do= at these and =pro:Mastic./ prime, buyers for Germany taking • kettles patios among purchasera. Other Mods of yarns, and also cloth nominally advanced la • oorrespoodieg stio. During Wedasedvy and Thursday, however, it began to be perceived that the advance wee not firmly established, and buyers found themselves able so operate on rather easier terms. Yesterday• and to-day there has been rather more fi rmnees, but still, on **whole, the market doses rather weaker then on Tuesday. The market is not Tate so depressed es is has been. The demand mewing up from time to time , though fit ful and irregular, is found to have prevented the accumulation of much stock either in the hands of =lasers or manufacturers ; and the Impressioo is forced upon us that over • period of some mouths past the busiest. actually done easuot have fallen much short of the production. Just now, India shirtiiip and moat other of the regular goods made for that market are flat; so are India mule yarns, and prices tether weaker than no Tuesday. In cloths them have bees some good orders placed for fine goods. The better class of painters are in request, so are good qualities of domestics sad T cloths ; bet purchasers operate with much caution and the market appears very sensitive to any incise= of price. WOOLLEN.—Lizoe, AUGURY 26.—There has been as average attendeses both of manufacturers and =Preheats at the Coloured Hall this morale', end a fair amount of Wei bel, has been transacted. The goods is moat demand have been tweeds sod heavy coatings , several paroels of which here been transferred. The White market hr elm shows more signs of animation ; the isquirise for hair lists have been more numerous than late, sod witneys and other autumn fabrics t han als o met with • moderate demand. Kates remain fine. OORN.-Curelunos, docion 26.-A dull market, with prism is favour of the buyer. CASLUMS, AUGUST 26.-Then was • small supply of all kinds of grain. Wheat sold readily at dd. per bushel over bet week's prises. No change in eats. Bar was rather dearer. Pries' :-Wheat, white, 17e. to 19a. lid.; ditto red,l6e. to 17e. 6d. Betray, 12s. to 13a. 6d. Oats, potato, 95.; ditto, common, ki. 3d. to 10a. Gd. per Carlisle bosbel ; flour. la. 10d. to 2a. ; oatmeal la. 10d. to 2s. ; rysinsal and barleys:seal, la. 3d. per stone. Cowmen's', AUGUST 26.-A small supply of old wheat. which realised le. to 9s. per qr. more 'has last week. A fair show of sew, which were sold at various prices. GUILD/01D, AUGUST 26.-There was an exosedragly short supply of wheat at our market today, which was to good request at an advance of from 13. to 2s. pee qr. non the rates of last week. Bye more inquired for, sad irre gular in prim. Wheat, old, 48s. to 68s. ; new, 40s. to 545. Barley, 275. to 33a. Oats, =a. to 275. Peas, 36e. to 39• Himrroan, AUGUST 28.-An extremely email market. New wheat maintaiDed it. value, sod old wheat was is. per load dearer. A few samples of new barley offering much diaooloured, and condition very bed. Nothing doing in oats acid beams. Wheat, old, dd, 255. to 27.. per load, runs ; white, 28e. ; Dow, 23a. to 265. Barley, old, 245. to 32e. Dew, 26a. to 275. per qr. Oats, coarse, 16s. to 225. ; feed, 30s. Beans, We. to Se. per load. Lracarran, A Doom. Z.-Daring die part week the weather has boon much more favourable for harvest operations, sod farmers have been actively engaged in the coca Beide. A large breadth of all deseriptiou al ono has been dewed, in a better condition than could be expected oaseideeing the great amount of rain which fell previously. On some forward beds wheat is yielding • - fair crop, but in many other prams Um yield will be slightly deficleat. Barley is a good crop, bat there is partial disooloration. Oats yield badly. At to-day's oorn market there was a tolerable show of wheat, which gold at prima la. higher thin la= week, white sorts being quoted 475. to 51s. ; red, 44e. to 48a. par qauter. There was not mu& change in barley, prices ranging, for malting, 335. to 33a. ; for grioding, 28s. to 31s. per 30 stogie. A seasonable supply of oats, and prices fully as high as last week, namely, 25e. to 29a. foe new ; and 295. to 38.. for old qualities. Beam full rates. The pastures and mastoids have boterefresbed by the rain NrWcASTLI,UPON•TTIZ, Ammon 26.-We had • mall supply of wheat from the conatry thia morning, which sold slowly, at aa advance of la per qr. is south country and foreign only • limited bathers was done, at • similes advance. Flour him sold slowly. Beans and peas Ara Grinding barley fid. per qr. lower. Oats quiet, without change in prim. The arrivals this week are :-Wksat, erastwae, 1,461 ; foreign, 4,190 ; barley, foreign. 1,213 oats, coastwise, 2.316 ; ramp. 523 ; beam, foreign. 6 qrs.; flour, coastwise, 2,430 sacks ; ladies ears, 250 weeks. Noiwial, AUGUST 26.-There wee • very fair supply of wheat at this merit'', aad the trade far all good qualities must he considered is. per qr. dearer than last week. A few samples of the cow crop were offered rather soft in condition, but the bat deamiption realised 48s. per qr. other sorts doge to 40e. per qr. The weather motioned B ar in many parts of Norfolk until Wednesday evening, and some amount of both wheat and barley waa secured in fair «redid° , ; sines that time but little progress has bees made, as early oa Thursday morning aDd throughout that day exoessively heavy rains again fell. To-dsy hes bon fine, and th• weather now looks room settled. White wheat (weighing 631 be. to 6411 a.), 48e. to 52e. ; rod ditto (weighing 621 b• to 641b5.), 425. to 48s. ; best malting bar ley ((weight 6511 a. to 5610.), 30a. to 33". ; rum ditto (weighing Wig. to 66Th..), 28.. to 30• ; oats, 24a. to 26a. ; beans, 375. to 39a. ; peas (maple). 365. lo 38a. per qr. Flour, 325. 6d. pee sack. Averages : Wheat, 1,085 qra., 445. ; barley, 22 vs., 275. Norrrannsit, Arnou 26.-There was a moderato show of wheat at our market to-day, and the trade ruled firm at an advance of la. to 2s. on all good qualities. Whit* wheat, old, made 475. to 555. ; red, old, 445. to 495. ; new, white, 46e. to fits. ; new, red, 43e. to 495. per 36 stone. Barley mass tolerably to head, and with a fair demand, Tats cur rencies were fully maintained ; malting, 30s. to 335. ; grinding, 28.. to Va. Oats were a small show and the tura dearer ; es* 22,. to 30e. per 24 'tope. There were not many beans at market, sad prior reseed pate as high as ou the previous week, namely CU. to 47a. per 38 stow. A good breadth of eons has bean cleared during the past week, the weather having bees, on the whole, more favour able for harvest work. Wheat is • variable orop sad will hardly resoh an sump as far as say judgment can at m utat be farmed. Barley Is a goad yield. Oats thin and short in the straw. The pastures are very much improved. 01701 D, Amor= 26.-The fine weather had great iseu epee on the mast to-day ; purchasers would sot =bunt to • further increase is pries, and although but a small lilted erase at market, there was • very fair business dews wheat made from 44a to 50e. per qr. ..% new wheat from Ma to 48s. ; new barley, 32 5. to 365. ; beam (very mare& 465. to 48e.: new winter bens. offense at 39a. ; old =la, 23e. to 32.. ; sow este, 23.. to 275. ; flour ("moods), 36.. per sack. The wheat harvest, in the upper part of the meaty, as well se in the immediate asighbourbood of Orford, is Pretty well finished ; us poor and light ads the yield will by no mesas be an aberadaat am • butoe the rich sons the crop has been full an average ose. Barley, for malting pur- to poses, is souse, while that for grisdiag purposes, owing so much being damaged by the rams, is plentiful. The root crops, clover, and second Get of grass are looking malt luso drawly. The potatoo . disease has made its reappearance. sod in missy Ooses with great usaligaity, cine-thhd of the crop being drawly offend Pirrlanotonoit, AUGUST 21.--A pod =apply of old wheat, and gram 11. par qr. higher thes last won. Some samples of the ow stop thewing were of fine quality, mid the 'codifies wee with Weer than anything offering pre viously, said sash mods Pk. par qr. el 36 nose. New barley came wasee, and was allies from 32.. to 34a. par 32 stoma New eats mode 11d. tolled. per Mon. Weather very floe. Ithanois, Ammer 26.-The Enhatige to-day woe bet shortly supplied with wheat, and holden sib= ashram prices, which they smell nee om3les then being • primped of law weather. The miss which took plan wen at lea =nee rates. The now swiss were of a rather indifferent dessripties. Barb was is bilk dessaml, at latoqueratious. No camp is other cont. Rorlnna, Amu= 16.-Notwitheissimg the miss which have Wes through this week, Aeneas hmem hese ambled te ferment their hens= egentimem ths istervale aff tem weather, sal Pm* the what= agethis Metric. has base ably gmessred. Who* It cted, will be barely anew bet baby. el is thought, will turn eat well ; eels we belisms te , b• sped Our city ales work= wee fairly steemese. Ohs Isms =country trade Wog bee weU =prunes.. while the "tends showed a tolerably good show of wheat sod th e other deneripliese of pais. lama sew singlet of when CRICKET. WINDSOR GARRISON V. ALolltaltOST CAMP.—OD Saturday these two military clubs played an exceedingly interesting game at the Cavalry.barracks, Spited, war Windsor. Th n e t tayers were snows and soldiers of the Household B sad Camp at Aldershot*. There was a large sad hell • nt company oa the ground, while the fine band of the let Life Guards was in attendance. The wloketa were pitched at half-past 11 o'clock, the Windsor Garrison eleven gaining the tone and commencing the batting with spirit, and finally, at the close of the play, defeating their antagonists. The scores wen:—Windsor Garrison, first innings, 106 ; Aldershott Camp, first innings, 49 ; second lacings, 39. CRIOILT ON Slia CONTINENT. —A series of matotes have just been concluded at Homburg. The first match took place on Tuesday, the 15th mat., between eleven gentlemen representing the Paris Club and an equal number ' composed of members of the Frankfort arid Homburg Club. The snatc was concluded in one day, and the Paris Club proved vi h ctorsons Th e great event of the week followed —Mersa Gentlemen of England V. Seventeen of the rest of Europe. The match was commenced on Wednesday the 16th, and that and the return match occupied three days. The English Eleven was very strong all round, being coup posed of gentlemen whose reputation as first-rate players is well Insown,while the Seventeen comprised names oelebrated in the cricketing worli. It will be seen that England was victorious in both matches, and well sustained the ticket ing reputation of the old country. The smallness of the scores is mainly attributable to the state of the wickets, which was very difficult at first, but improved as the play proceeded. The grounds of the Hazard were thronged each day with a brilliant assemblage, and the strains of the Austrian land enlivened the general enjoyment. The worm were : PRANCE (PARIS CLUB) T. GERlMlT.—Germany, first innings, 71 ; wooed innings, 48. France, first innings, 84 ; @snood innings, 36. France won by six wickets. Played August 15. ELKS= OINTLZION Or ENOLAND V. Eftrgrrinf Or TIM REST or EUBOrZ.—AuGotre 16, 17, AND 18.—England, first innings, 57 ; second innings, 76. Europe. first innings, 47 ; second innings, 5L England won by 35 runs. Is the return match the acme showed :—England, first luniop. 191. Europe, firs innings, 56 ; second innings, 84. England proved victorious in one innings by 51 rang. The bowling of Mr. Infelix was very effective. NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATHAM, dimmer 27 TROOPS FOR CiFTADA.-6;ders bave been re ceived at this 'anima directing the detachments for the Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment, oonsistiog of drilla selected from the lat and 2nd battalions of the 4th Ring's Own, Ist end god battalions of the 15th Regiment, let and 2od bat talions of the 20th Regiment, and the 35th Regiment, to proceed from Chatham banacks to Portsmouth to-morrow (Moeday) morning, to embark on board the screw steam transport G, 3,453 tons, 700-Lorca power, Capt. T. R. Lethbridge, for oonveyanoe to Canada, to join the headquarters of that regiment. The drafts hare been in spected by klajor-General Sir Robert Walpole, K.C.B. The iron-clad frigate. Bellerophoo, 18, 1.000-bores power, (nominal), Captain Tatham, is ordered to be ready for un docking on the 18th September, immediately after which she wilt proceed on her official trials of speed at the unto enrol mile, itaplin.eantle. The whole of the hands employed I on her are now working extra hours nightly. PROGRAMME OF DEVON AND EXETER MEETING. —TUPSDAY. Ten DEVONsHIRZ 9rAZ3.3 (Handicap) of 20 son. each, 10ft, and only 5 if declared, with 50 added If three start ; wiener of env handicap after Azimut 17, at 10 a.m., of 20 sem. vile., 71b; of my smaller handicap, Mb' of any two handicap', 10lb extra. Two miles. (17 mule, 12 declared.) The highest weight accepting beteg Bst 81b, it has been mind to Mt 1010. Age and at the others in proportion. lb Age st lb Moose Stazionton The Swift Tee Gan? DirOtrallitlit PHODUCI STAKZ6 of 10 wee. each, b ft, with 100 added, for 2.yr-olds • colts. Set 101 b : finite, Bst 61b ; allowances ; winners e xtra. T.Y.C. (27 suits.)--Jack.in.tbe.Oreen (31h), Ischia. The Proctor, eby B,breur or Underhand — En e my (311 ' ), Beelzebub (31b), Ammunition (31b), Mildred (31b), Lady Violet (311'), f by Orlando or Comma di Vergy—Fair Agnes, Sir Lydeton, f by Gemma di Vergv—Petticcat, Lady Wilde, Lady Light. The Adjutant-General, Lord W. Paulet, has heart, Medallion (31b), War; Cross, eby Gamma di Vera— addressed the fallowing circular memorandum to the army Prior (31h)„Amarauth (31)h, Ezeler,Dnplicity, tby Wind. at home and abroad :—" In consequence of it having hound titis". Roble Hood by Wild Dayrell—Tbe Chase bow ted to the Field-Marshal Comenatading-in (3110, Lady Atidley, The Monk of Avon. Statesman, cby Cliefrette:tivoommirioned officers sad soldiers attending Veogeenew—llidis (31b) (paid), fby Batts:den—Mies Gold. army schools are very imperfectly instnieted in the entire nchmidt (31b) (dead), cby Trumpeter—Douse Maria ( Sib) sietem of paying a oompan7, keeping savings hank accounts (deed). km, his royal highness deans that commsedbag °Seers of l ac Da nce, Swaxas (Handkap) of 5 nova sash In can reentcots, end others concerned, will require all army ot acceptas with 30 added, for all nee ; winner o f an y eehoolmuters to make themselves thoroughly acquainted handicap a f t erirr August 2Clat 10 a.m., 71b extra. Oue mile, , with these subjects, and to instruct the adults attend'ag Ago it lb Age it lb ; their schools who are sufficiently advanced to writ* sad (WA, of the See 6 9 0 risherineresDarighter 4 7 0 arithmetic. Bis royal highness farther desires that, when Troubleeeme Antoinette pas 7th The Brigand 3 0 4 : regulation', come under conaideration, the result of their , 3 „ . e ztra i Leda: s 7 9 sister Mary Pellru Nnagrel Tar lULDON Pte.'s (Handicap) of 50 goes., for all ern ; have just taken the government contract for 59,000 gams lunar of any handicap after August 24, at 10 a.m., 711). of TOM. ,fiegr ... Three-quarters of mils llnt GRIAT SCULLI.B.IS' SWIMMITAXIIB. Are st • lb Age at lb At • meeting of the King's Lynn Royal Regatta CommiMee, . 5 9 9 Nip I 69 . bold at the Towe.ball, on Saturday mowing, the Seam . 4 8 3 Waked 4 63 : Marwick .3 8 3 - 4 7 4 Empress (bred hi I umnirstion he had received teepee:Ain the protest of 00091. 1 5 7 7 France; .. I 113 Chronometer 4 614 boat race co the Eau Brick Cox It wee unanimously 8 612 Ckick en Huard • ••• .1 6 2 . ' solved that Cooper's protest should be disallowed, sadl i Millman 41 of Kara 3 6 9 ,_ SOL to be forwarded to Robert Chambers. THE LADIIe PLAT! GI 25 sow.. added toe sweepsta kes 1 5 ems. seek for 2.yrelds ; colts, liet 10lb ; fillies, Bet 71b ; THZ HAIITIWOMI REGATTA.—The youth who ill id primer to tes sold for 001.., and Ley surplus over that pries Ported an briyiM was the ssuoud Viso ill the 'sedum A s to the nos feed. I match, is it uSeW Blind , eon of Earl Blind, the German A Baum° Brawl of 3 son. eaeb, with 25 added :S aid 1 loader, who is at presset staying with his family at - 4, 7st 10111 ; three, Iht Sib ; form lOst ; five six, i Cr iiit lAcuud ia....... , l6 I, lOrt 411 ; gelling and other allowamee. ThrWcisertara IDu s delicious health restoring Revalssata A rile • Arobiairria WI" without etedlittaii or Yew 1 W3OIIIIDAT. I perils (Indwell's), Oset, Asthma. CosseaerZer s a Tait MAMORU) Brazen of 15 PM stab, 5 ft, with 100 r "P neliaa • plaim , °°" "d r t". .,. nftl a"ul 'u re ss 111W tte egol l% t er efge s ersemeala added if three horses start, for 2-yrelds ; colts, 80 10Ib ; wpm ma . a useellg.—Dß Bat, End On, So. TT, Mies, Set nb ; certain pesalties and Alpinism Thtee- Loon W. In Rea l'» quarters la IRL i 11be. ,21 e.... ittensts.- quartets of a mile. (37 subs.)—ifasspya. Cayloa. Mr. I Ataarussessol .4 of the am— Woos mist .w Me • rsoy Queen BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. FIRTHS. ANDl3lBoN.—ingast It, at Germlns, last LAW. ad wife ot koost Anderson. 2bid Beginitot, of daughW 81711112,420 42 24, al Waal" klaeilltoa, the wU ol J. C. hur•sea • dissibtor. BAWKOL—ANgset ?A, at MonettOn-bouse, el J. 1. Bashes, Tact, of • daughter. tY DTKOWIIIIrett 11, at Certton-bM, st. Joberwood , AIM of W. P. Dyrnored, Set, of arm re HAIIIIOID.—Asaust le, at lia•wortb Personage. Norg" wake( the Hee. and Item J. Harbord, or a too. JAClLol.—assost U. , West Higbiteld, Ottoo, the of T. IL J ar b•no Seq., of • daughter. ILARRIAGEL COX—II.AITZL —Aortal 21, at Chrht Clack lasoul e4lll 11240-I•th. J. 1.41.74., a Hereford-Omsk Part=:: Frames lidos, of the Her. Y. "arts; 01 PURCHAIWALIFINO6—AIguat U, at ht. JatteXt Garrey. A. J. W. Pozehm, goci. of Rom, ger Ilasoalt Iltdith,dauoAer d the lam T. Jeanine, al4- ve, to the ammo misty. "2.Lattr—CHlLltltY.Avisit 24, at Itt. Stamina% Lab glik by the Bev. Z. D. Hibbs. Wr. W. idiom, Osfordaimik Oatherlite Am; damebler of Kr. Cherry, Chios. Ortfogl ib ' DEATHS. ALIMILIT.—AamaII at Caoolabuff-rosa , 10114 01 . 014 ea doglike al J. AUberry. r ADTARD—Aorkst at illoskirsikaanooa. gIIML - • I• ME "L BUM —Mayest U, at Boilawballoit. Minas LAM; iambi* di the law J. Badislla t, Gl a ro B7 .LAlmait la 1.06606, nab, the mile di L tal_L_. Pm. LlLK.—Avent la. at Irawbairl, 3110E112131. Alava fa. 118orlarlio. f Bev. IL 'Admit.; aged 70. lerbiall -I PeIOW ZDICI blllalle#4l l l 4 . 11l ill al/ 1011 4 QM. la Laialsrdiaest. Preciseo llosear. AMOR ANIL B. ROOD; la. ses.nare/ las, Pri ni i im mv• DOS Og SHOCKING PARRICIDE. EVESHAM , BAIREDAT. A man named Charles Vale has been to-day committed for trial on the warrant of Mr. Best, the coroner for Evesham, on the charge of killing his father. The in. quest was held today before Mr. Best, when it traniaired Mist the prisoner lived with his father (the deceased and his brother sad sister, at Bridgesorth ; that on urs day night he came home late and was makiag a noise, whes his father told him to desist, on which ese of the daughters pushed bar father out of the beck door. He then got in at the front, when the prisoner seized him by the shoulders and with sn oath pushed him into the street end knocked him down, fracturing his skull and causiog M eant death. The following witnesses were examined Gorge Tombs, cooper, beard a quarrelling at the Vales between tea sod eleven o'clock on Thursday sight, and saw the deceased and the prisoner struggling together in the passage. Told the prisoser not to strike his father, aid he said he would not, but that he would turn him out side. When they got outside the passage the prirsem struck his father, and the latter fell on the pavement on the back of his head. Two other witnesses, a printer named Gestingliam and a gardener named Baylis, who saw part of the affray, cor roborated Tomb's evidence. The prisoner, when thrusting his father out of the house, had his hands at his throat, a nd threatened to " kill the —." Deceased fell with great force on the pavement, and no signs of life were visible in him after. Baylis beard the prisoner nay to his father as he pulled him out of the passage—" your old eyes, come out end I'll give you somethinf." Ann White proved that the deceased, on being turned out of the house at the back door, went round to the front, when be was ejected by the prisoser. Mr. Wagner, surgeon, was called in to see the deceased immediately after the affray, but found him dead. Oa a post-mortem examination of the body he found a large bruise on the scalp, end a quantity of blood effused at the back of the bead ; underneath was a fracture of the skull extending about three inches. The body was otherwise is a healthy 000dition. Death arose from a blow at the back of the heed, causing fracture of the skull and concussion of the brain. John Vale brother of the prisoner, proved that when the prisooer lame into the house that night aingiog the father attempted to remove him, but the sister pushed him out, and the Littler thee went to the front door, when the prisoner atteeked him as already described. The jury found a verdict of " Mansl►ughter* spinal Charles Vale, who was committed for trial. r a. pt.A.O Uzi OM" 114 ". ova 2rai val lase /ebb se? Swam 113 131 011 DIA to tor NM CONS Ci Flo "WWI CUM 0 0 411:01b 1 DI BOCI ea= Slabk WO*" 1 i, ~ , N 1 1 se 11l 11 ill SO SI el A • i s a 7. Tai 2:0 ~• and cabl 311. It , = Frio SIC B R ~.ft, Is& (I :Tr ICI 14 law , E 1 .1 „I- ILI map iiii II as MB. 4 Mier 1 9 .4 isi W Or IL Bs