The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-17 00:00:00

LiUSS, EVESING, AUCITTST rr, 1865. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EGHAM ILACINS--W BDIfIDDAT. Omitreeldsg in the mod speed& manner with tse a da. 1 , , to far se the weather was oenereed, it was only re to smileless* • large therein of company for the second day nth* Runnymede, b+ the the day the "thirty fadu ewes " were 'avowable te the spot sad the pursuits of ens, sod with the sureptin of a heavy shower Kr nr ek ief interval before the Sudsy sad Middlesex Sakes, there est Bookie( to ithedere with the enjoin:at of the The &Osmium was moth MOW then en = "el y,..and the large number of open malign and sooth gave the come its woeted appseasses el gasty. The need will be hued deseribed - below, but there wen few features for emosset, Gooiest Bees, who by some usacesuntsble oneslght eseamd • pinny for his success on TOilliah Oak • tremesdeett ethibition of his field i• the Princess of Wales's Mahn as the old horse completely ed in ten lengths hem Ids seared solipsist. The Surrey sad Middlesex Slakes was the Odd atination on the end, it produced aloe ewer% Dunkeld, after his number was displayed with Ilibberd as his rider, kin stuldisly withdraws. Jon sad Pesci Dine wen equal favourite. in the .risg. and Dr. Byars; hast having made • show cis nape with Sydmoston is the Quesule Outsets an Tuesday, was also backed. It will be sees that Peed Dime woe very eiewedy, tins crediting Mr. Bray* with the Berkshire Stakes sad ibis bandimp in the spas of • week ; Jeviogtoe s trug gled home woad. and Joao very peak int slow was The remands of the 'pod re. ro ues se enssiesh, Tilt Bosoms' &rams (Hasdicap) of 5 sm. each, with Yesterday two waggoss and • cart were 'hien 50 added, for 2.7,-.15. ; mtg. t amer. ex t ra , e. • to the doers of Worshlpetweet Poliseeonzi daring the day quartem at • sails. (28 subs.) . followed by • mat number of passe , it being nadarstrad Mr. Llnoota's Mies Williams. by Knight of Lare—candy, that • large quantity of issat, opts to public view in the • 7st Ofb (In dh es) ilfeldneeal I • eabiales, was sought to be coedsmned as unfit for humus Mr. G. Newton s Pmehheelc, IM Sib (S. Adams I Ur. J. H . C. Wirsdhun a ThetMassen. SA sib (in lib es • food. The roadway and pavements were completely disked ( inn It ar the Geed, sod meow swelsinet prevailed fa' isle the Tabor 8113104805 1300 /OW :—lnyliry, Betrithation, Vioima and neighbourhood. Mr. Cathbert Mhos, the silting thigh Ilsakeiton Maio. • lens, speedily atlesded at the private esteem% sod the Betting 6le 4 apt Mies Williams, 2to 1 opt The Mindliegthildelexamethe the alleged dimmed insiorisi was Mann. sad 10 to 1 apt any other. Violent made play es •• dissellY gems threw* A moo with a short pipe in We the extreme right, the favourite lying well up, os the ' mesa. nil boles( with bath beads • lose seas !Wee side of the coarse. The others, stretched is • nos fllus of ben, ocosalseen7 toned over • heart *MOS 16•84 SSW/ the 004110% Mn till lentils two distances from ho lieyhafi over the miss to get of app reship the pine when Violent pm way, and Pinchbeck drawing forward I:tithe 8• 2 •• • heart. withered sad sheithasid!. teak mend plan, bus was sever able to reach Miss by • moat us:lightly, loathsome olden more • Williams, who woo cleverly try two lengths ; The Mown ' pig them a calf, which lath, however , it - teeny was. Th e wee a bed third ; Ropey and Risk:otos Maid heading the teed, as it was termed, appeared to be news:shed, fresh others, who, pulliag up, finished is • dart s. from the lands of the slangbdeines, sad emitted no nun, Tan Pumas& or Whum's Braes (Handicap) of 200 • inept that of a taint odour to denote its unwholesome am, for all a rra . Osse mile. quality; indeed this may be said at the whole meg*, Mr. 0. Angelis General Won by The Nabob-1+4M0.. whether entire or quartered. Shortly after the worthy _thelkjeilatia a Di....tion 5 7.. _ . . Pug 1 magistrate had again taken his seat on the bench. Dr. ' . 2. ferl J. olai l l o nowt. o d05 . . 0 too elt 'lb • • . ( 4 l" eows sy/ I s (duels, medical °deer to the Baud of Health for the The a a "wowing also tan: Leedom, Verbena, Anti Macamar, • parish of St. Matthew, Betheallress, and Mr. Clinks , an rih tyr el Aleraoder Obrisin landa37 Iliseertor of slime" 1 Betting :2to 1 on General Hen 6to Laub ale Deer in the rime Pariahs attended by Bamach l e it. heed* • foot and Anti-Macone and 100 to 8 apt an other. Die. entered the court mid asked his yr.-cabin a ceder for the I ree v m we . duet of, followed by Filbert aad the favourite meat in find** to be WertrnYal. inasmuch el it we totally for three-quarters of • mile, when Cenral Has teak up soh for the food of man, in consequence of heist iniPreli- `gm mooing, and ' his lead at mere stride worn in natal with a complaint known only at present as " the new a me t er by ten lengths. Peth e n we , t hi r d, pe n es en a t sidle disease." I the head of the others, who wen stopped in • body on the Mr. Inison—What quathity is there? Post. Mr. Obridie—Fortyeix quarters of beef, four salves, and Thy B iota m o n o B u ms a 5 wie each. with 60 . ISO Ms" air. added ; tor 2-m-elds, 7st; 3-yr.olds, 9st; with penalties and Mr. Fllie n—And where was it taken from? maiden and sallied allowances. T. O. Mr. Chriatie—We brought it from a slaughter - hones is count Bosthyanys Mackthoni t by intagtosiirbarel • Beeszetreet, Quabridge-toad, Betissalgreen. It ease e yrs, net 411) (10 1 ) direst, and wee newly killed. Mr. B . land's As cot , 8 884. 846 sib MOIL) ( wormy) I Dr. 1341IS4—And there is es much more left halted. Mr. Nodes'', Wild Dore, 2 yrs. est sib °Cot) Mordant e The salves were taken from the cows Homadiately atter the Thejollowler also ran :—Viper =a H ally i . ovrei lades were killed ; the blood Iris drained from them, clearly Betting i6 to 4 apt Blackthorn, 3to 1 aid Wild showing that they were intended for human food. Doubt- 4to 1 agst the Iloobnie filly, 7to 1 apt Viper. mid 10 to Ism the alaositer-bouse to queen.. is • vast emporium for Mot gee. After • long Way a t the Pada caned b 1 the cattle Kith as heeded. I freellausnais of Ascot, they got away en ha terms, bat B y 80. & g oo d . rterh— Thus tem wen putty of foreign ! Blackthorn at once . west on . in anon, and making an 111 sa d partly of w it h b rea d. (Th e wor d • . woo* • wee running, won seedy by two lengths from Aeon w ho swerved ores inisetiosed daring the widens) all aeries the course at the finish. Wild Dove was beaten I three lengths from the mooed, Viper taken, at an isbervel Mr. Chien—The goverameat inspector bas seized four- . __ fourth a., the Hopkithe Shy last. The winner was ten cows io the same place. ! ""` 3 Swoops—dad between tarty and fifty have been killed . bou g ht ig I " 200 g ulag "' e l ate m ee d a y,th e oe are b o l os w e d. Three of a m o „,,„ • Tat 801632 Ill• lIIDDLIBII Broils of 15 40811. each, SOW at the mud door were lulled in my presence, sad the 10 ft, and sif declared, with 100 added ; winners after the • salve, taboo from Mena All had the disease. I have bees Paune tia° rg t he " i gi htuauga • Tw° mills ad s u dithlau° ' a butcher for years. lir. a. Brayley's Peer Diver. by luirsyse—reezi. 6 re, 7st Ott floc. 71M 1 4.4 0, (Cannon) 1 Dr. &aye—Every facility WU given tom by the premed I Mr. tr oc h e e., r Sea Meth (Bearteeld) I occupier .A the place to effect oar object. Ur. W. Day's Jam, 6 yrs. 7.1 Mb (.1 Adana) $ Mr. Eilisoe-1 have sees the satire of the meat brosgbt I The following also ran : —Dr. Spites, Gibraltar, The Swift, , lure, sad whisk is asked to be ondessed. I order is to , Flenemtran, Rinaldo, and Threadbare. Ds destmyed, fully coevineed that, as alleged by Dr. Sirvis, Bettiory 4to 1 each apt Pearl Diver and JOOO, sto it is totally abet fee tames food. •Clere mast be takes to II apt Dr. Bruer, 8 be 1 art The Beif . and being all the °Toadied parties before me. 10 to 1 seek apt Jedageos, Threadbare, aid Ellen ' Dr. Sarris—Certalsly, air ; and sow permit me to ask ' Men. I TPen the flog bead lowered Threadbare advice with moots t o ano ther k ora / e at newer.. at nos rat to the front, followed by Elleagewan and /oat night my ettoofon was c alled t o a now teat h a d Jcoo, Dr. Syntax at the head of the others lying wide cis fallen down is the street from this sad disease ; the aging the rilat the rear division being brought uP ref Maier. ' hid. and was stuck—in this isseense also movie( that it The Swift wbippiog in. They preceeded octal the strefilit. • IPSO intended for use. New, I wish to underrated whether and little sltarstioa moored. except that Threadbare • IS may not be temosably supposed that the police have I housed hit lied. sad others became warded by wider duty to perform under such chearantenose, namely, to take interval' till about a mile from home. when Pearl Diver ran maisathe of the matter, and amestain to whom the bait into second plain sad, upon mitering the straight, Joao, ' Weep, and where it is to be conveyed. ! Dr. Syntex, ad Ellaogowan exhibited symptoms of dis- Mr. Elbemi—l think the duty Ilse with the laspecter IA tress, sad pvc way, whereupon Jeviegton toiled Thread- Ivo/manes rather than with the police. I bare sad Pearl Diver. The latter took up the ramming two dim- Dr. Sarvis—l noire you, sir, that for two hours there 1 teen from home, and not being Was heeded, was cleverly ens • complete male in the neighbourhood where this ,by threequarters of • length i oce (who passed Threadbare • cent upon being eased within the distance) was bsaten four The red. parties then left the court. 1 lengths for the mond money ; Threadbare was fourth, Dr. - _ Syntax fifth, The Swift sixth, Gibraltar next, Blasi& being last. TES Rama' fle•xits of 3 40n. each, with 50 added for 2-yr olds fed upwards ; weight for age, with sallies and other allowances. Three-quo:Mrs of • rine. Ur. Alobeey's Little Mai, by Caere% dam by Sir Her. rules, 2 yr., sat 71h lsoLl (Howl 1 Mr. ii. Lames Lord d the Manor, mod , est 71b MA Lim Xiditiegall 3 Mr. I. Bead's Oldie Bill, 4 yrs. gut 111 b MI.), .. (Jordan) 3 deter limy also rm. Betting : 5 to 4 apt Castle Hill, 2 to 1 apt Lord of the Manor, mid 3to 1 sgst Little Ellett. Little Ellen made all the mein& and won wilt by a tenth aid a bad ; (ladle Hill • bad third. The wineer was bought by Mt. T. Hughes fee MO guineas. A. &MIMI Halfinfiar SWIRPSTSEIB of 10 son each, 3 ft, with 50 added ; winners extra ; gentlemen riders ; pre teadtnals Sib extra. Three-quarters of atone. lit Psyne's The Beadle. 4 yrs. last nib (Ur. Bwrill) I Mr. W. yarns The Warrior, let rib (Inc. 61b extra) (Ur. Dam) 3 Mr. Pylath TM Ganser, 5 yrs, net 12Ib Dir. Wood) 3 Betting: Eves es the Beadle, and 5 to 4 seat The Warrior, After going • short dirt:loos the Beadle took the lead, and making the remainder of the running, won oleverly by a tenth. The Gauzier a bad third. The goods menaaer of the Great Eastern Railway I lima set apart 150 teaib exprossly for the conveyance of a cast* awl the r in foe the home trade is strictly 'MOLL A meeting of veterinary surgeons bag been held at Norwich, at which some satereedeg fade wars econsu ideated.. lir. Smith stated that the 'most se:lamely infested districts of Norfolk were Trumb, Elwafield, North Wal tham, and BradfiekL About North Waltham there were Mx infected occupations. Is some eases every heed of cattle had boot lost or dedroyed. In one rase four were hedge Masts sad the carcases were bought by Norwich , beteliers sad forwarded to that city. either to be sold there or to be meet to Landers. On the some farm h• and Pro- I Serra Simonds found several heed of young stock 'dimmed , and la ady log state. There were also some carcases buried is a pit and covered with a few broken sticks and leaves, the 'teac► from the pit being something impoe gable to describe. Professor Simonds requested that mould should be Owed over the carcase, to the depsh'et Mt. or taft., or the whale neighbourhood would be infected. The rofessor suggested that the dry portions of the litter made by these besets Mould be collected and burnt, and the litter containing laical matter should be treated with chlo ride of lime, sad left so for some weeks. He also recom mended that in the event of them being any other cases, • and the animals Amid die, the slum should be rootlet* a • Potation of lime before being sent off the premises. Scone Irish beasts bought oa Norwich Cattle-hill, sad which had Isom exhibited in l/opsehagen•fields,aappppesesrvd to hallloinua the disease into the district. The rioderpest wee supposed te bare appeared mama romp opera at Isliagtou about Jam 22, sad it was towed is Norfolk July 2, at ReePbald, sad about the same time at North Welshein. Mr. Smith Mated that instances of the disease bail also bees met with at Wood Dollies, Fonleham, Guist, Thimblethorpe, kr. Mr. Smith added that a sufficient staff of geveruniest *motors would probably be appointed, and that Professor dimonde would only recommend for sppointesent those veterinary Pommes who held the diploma of the Royal Veterinary College. The treatment Professor Siwoods advisee is the used diff amble stimulants in the early stages, to be shortly followed by doses of sulphate of axle. DlgerrNa AT WANOITESTER.—WIDNIIIIDAY. MR HANDICAP. 6to I sat Claremont toll) 110 r to 7WS WY NOV 7 to 1 Bab fox (1 ) 160 to 6 Verdant ( dto 1 Nemo (t, - - ST. LBOX/t. 5 t, 4 apt Madlatour (off, t I to to 1 apt Chris od; tmas Carol 604, ( 10 to 1 The Duke (t& off) STOCKTON RACES.—WEDNZSDAY. Tan Taut arena of 5 sera. each, with 30 added. One Jackson's auaimerddc,by Li :beton, dam hy Olenooe (bred In America), a yre, (Ist Illb (I. Doyle) 1 Mr. G. Holmes's Poetess, 4 yra, Set Illb ....(J. biowden) 1 Mr. 11113ott's Loogweist, 2 yr., fat ...... (J. Bell) S Betting : 9 to 4 on Summer:lda, who woe by eta lengths ; a bad third. The wima was bought in for 205 guium. TIN Tower PLATT (Handicap) of 50 sots.; winner extra. 11•11-a-mile. Mr. Jones's Beyond*, by fiteckerell—Adelekle, 4 Tat 41b ( = l.ll 2 1 Mr. Gregory's Garotter, yrs, ist (Cre 1w Maor Mayyltas'a Sundial:di, yrs, Sat Ih e following Mr ran :—Auseinerside. Whip of the )rind, Roderick Hyades's. Strong Beer. Jupiter, Arab* IrJak. an d Maori& Avis. Betting : 3 to 1 apt Wings of tie Wiad, 9 to 2 apt Garotter, 5 to 1 eiret Sarmasiside, 7 to 1 sash •P Amble and Kapunda. Won by two lengths; half • length be tween second and third. Elk wee fourth. Tan STOCKTON TRADIS2II2II HANDICAP 02 100 NOM, added to a eireeptakee of 15 sows. each, 10 ft. end 3 if declared ; wieners ellen ; seemed to move 20 sem (43 subs., 31 declared-) Mr. Mackearies Brown Bread, by Weatlmble—Brown yra, let 61b (Cameron) I lolriltandord*s Spring Gan. yrs, Set 6lb (Carroll ) Mr. Cl. N. Copley nd &noble, 1 yrs, Set 71b....(1owerisy) The I/110.ft also ran :—Reeleal, Helen, sad Armorer. Betting Eve, apt apetag Gnu, 4to 1 apt Biome Bread, sto 1 apt Helen. 6to 1 eget Zinobie, 7 1 gest Revival. Won by tbreoinerters al a length ; four With. loiterers second and third ; a length between third and fourth. TWO CLovevetro ammo of 3 soya orb, with 100 added, for 2-yr-olds ; ache, flat 10th ; Mies and gelding, it nb ; penalties and allowaaces ; mooed to receive 20 ewes. T.V.O. (47 sable) Mr. T. Mastemsn's Honesty, by Yining Datahassa—All's Well, gel 101 b (J. Noble) 1 Mx. MackeeMs Mesons e. Set 101 b (J. Doyle) 2 Mr. Blogliston's Pitsroy, Sat IMb (Canna) S The foDewing also ran :—Lordod the Tale, Castalogs, Vulture, c by NarlDe - harttiora. Lavin* Dimmer, • lbaktead, sad (Mort. Betting:—Free apt Miasmata, 6 to l agek Deism, 13 to 2 'get Ootteloge. 7to 1 age* Hoormty. la to 1 apt Lord of the Vale. 16 to 1 eget say otter. Wia by ball a limpb; Muse lwegthe betimes awned bad thlud; two With; Wilma third and fourth. Tan )Manes Formes firm's, (Handicap) of 70 grip., added to awareepstalnis or 5 moos. mirk far all ages; mimes 'Me; mesh to mitre 16 ewe. T.T.41 Mambo.) • Mn C. Peak, Jaw's 1. by tfewaaaaaw— tit ar,ll yes at Mb Capella Onsfs Castanet. ljnathit 7112 •• ( Mr. T..T. Margaa'a CalareMad. /yrs, 601 ollplilelo The fallowing deo ma :—Buntanup's DangliSsa, =tie .y, I.lglit Heart, Pelt Manse, and Poodle. '• 1244 1 8ag : opt Eziordar, 4 to 1 seat Castanet. 6is 1 ATLINBUILY. • Yeaterchty aftermani the committee of the newly • formed Asociatiou for Mutual Asaurauce hold a wenn, eibieh lowed nearly four hours, at the Chows Hotel, Ayleabuvy, to draw up a code of rules. The chair was on. carded he Mr. Wm. Ross, of Eithtope, and these was a sitsedeacs. On Tuesday nights special general meeting of the western district of Mid•Lothian Agiicultural Anywise ties was held at Mid Calder. The "hair was oompied by Biz A. C. Cibsost Maitland ; and there was a large atteed mos at members. After • long end anxious diseassioe. it was agreed to adopt a petition to the Privy Council similar to that moistly 'greed to by thoughters of Ayies. Baty. Mr. !Mew, M.P., they should • ad eoperate without gietag se espresaieo •of mol lies as to the &graceful manner in which the Iruaks were kept is which cattle were transmitted, and of the treatment to which settle were 'objected in steamboats. Be thought they might take that subject up at iwiotber meeting, and direct their inspector, sad perhaps their chair are, who was • railway director, to do something in the way of ptting companies to take pester oars in cleanly( • limit tracks sad lesemnitting stock, aid also to 001110100-- eats with steamboat owners, sod reunion them to be an eareful is the management of dock. Mr. Low thought something should be done to enforce what Mr. M'Lsgaa bad ' recommended. The meeting then broke up. Meatier here abs ham held is Berwiekshire sad at &whin. !DEL AND. • The cattle quarantine established by public selliwitioa some days ego, sad partially golomed by the detaitiog of a ship called the De Bros, es fileday last, is dowdy at aa gad, Mx. Andrew the owser of the motto we beard, having withered the owing letter to abs emmiseimets of the Dahlia pollee :—"Gaitkoass.— ) I beg to igloos yea that 1 bait gives imbroglios' to ray eglititon tom aisles se to tbe promptest Maps to Worm &Wm, of ay cattle detailed by yoo oo bawd the Aar Ail De Brae, lyise is the Oast- bum dock, wok &Motion bile wholly illegal. haesameh sp. so disease of say lurid affected said catde or as: of Simi4 god foram inform yea that lepl mats ea my . Aidelse bees obviated only bi year debveriejap of mid dna And I 120 1, hog toe l Ut = mined • sepetitios or wok oreduat, sad laterferiey with soy d my cattle whisk may hereafter ii. 1 tak perk sod menet which no dhow nay be t ; sod while ast not disposed to hold you liable r i tre attendee width has greedy weaned, so I belie • ve yea aided isaoreses year pourers and 41 sod is peat sesseue under the indiums of s general peace.l rte. =yea to Wks iodise that for say farther like later er deleedee I shall bold yea and wok of you pm• assay aanwerahlk sad shall ume this nodes as say be seemeary to charge yea with all loose and damages incident to each illegal seethed on year pork" aita4Stoatiaial B , Bto 1 Mit 10400 W. Wsol y• lull* ; • ••• *M g t= erocaos finazo STAUB at 5 Km. Gosh. with 30 edam' ; to all ape ; rolling allowances, Ire. T. r. Tolirr, by Waalbartal—Athres o 4 yn ROL) Cal ib ( Ma Calder's Crousladt. sou puo ), 21b Montano. 2 2fin. Mainernsan's Wong Mafia $ ynqnl.), Mb (Dunbar) S MINN : 5 to 4 &gat artali to 4 NO Joador, 5 to I opt Skoog Bear. Wi. by • soak; a lonia Mtwara fe esnOl4l •• dad. The "donor mu bought bylls. Paten i liguisom. Boooiro Yitat or Tin Mons Zurtaira Bizingut. 9ikono of 10 Novo. ash. h It, with 50 aided, tor yr-oids pomades and allowoosoo ; snood to osvo hi. stoke. One mils sod • bat {4O sato.) liz a tio Kowtrowar • lons ants. D! Goma a - V —Volk at alb (Mallon's) 1 Xa. T. 'mots Curtain Liam*, Bat (J. Doyle) I Yr. 0. 'a Nothing More, Bat 101 b ..(Dtmon) 1 NOW. : 2to on Lona Itookh, who woo is a astir by two kostho. 011101 IT. SIIRREY v. Yoaxamaa.—This metal), at the Barn) Ground Keertiegboa-ovel, was regained 7e 'may from Monday, so play budging pion ea °slag to sala. Yorkshire, with fear wickets dowa T le a r a lit nom, west os with their innings, sad oosoluded it with • logal of 96. Matlock aad Street started hornier:, end the chasm warp Sowell sad Humphrey. The fifth wicket fall for 45, sixth for 46, sirrooth for 69, eighth for 71, Distia for 76, god teeth for 95. This loft &army 77 to get to wie • Ws number they °Malawi with the loss of I. wickets: Hasophrsy played • skilful inalage of 20, is which Ems two foals, three threes, and • two. Jupp added comprisbar two fours, • three, sad two twos. Griffith scored 17 very quickly, I. whisk. visa fine lag-lit for figs, also • three and • two. Cattle. Hodges, Ma Smith nton, sod Sou bowled. The result wog as fellows i—Yorkahlra, first hieing, 79 ; seised innings, 96. Barret, Ink ineisp, 98 ; wood inniep, 78. IdglirksooSB Milo V. ROYAL ALITILLIEY. —This return match will be emeneeeed at W.elwish to-morrow. NAVAL AND 1171,11. ANY. Amaizahrf Ammer 16.—AFroarmamarra.—Lan amnia F. do V:E3eattas, to the IMU, is las Ileatemata Bear.lleabal Hymowle. Ariataat raymauter T. 0. Jormion, auporeumenuy the Fara d He Maar J. B. Johaeoe, to the Linnet. Amartaat Sergeose R. J. lir Morris, to the Himalaya ; C. F. Wiliam, to the ft Theist. Commander E. L. Glynn, RN., has been sp pasted a naval mail aput oe the Southampton station. THI AOTWODUILT.--This armour-plated frigate is still at Holyhead. walling for calmer and more settled weather. COOIEMY IN TH2 AHMY.—The Caloutta Znghah mass mentions that "the authorities in England bare seat out a number of mess called t cooks, who bare bees trained at Aldershott in the ou art, to istradom the improved system of cookery is the regimente earring is ladle. The late imearaesder-is-ahisf has. so desist, nom• polled the attentlos of the Harm Hoards to this Worm, for there was nothing he had so much at heed es the aoss. fort and well-being of the soldier. Sir Hugh Roses meal &ration of all the atiautwe which make up that sanket was inezhautibls." lerquear.—Last evening a protracted inquiry was held by Mr. William Carter, the Surrey ooroeer, the death of Mrs, A. W. Lever, aged 22 years. T he was the wife of a Berearder masularour, residing at No. 11, York-road, Old Keithreed. Last moth she was attired with fever. but recovered completely ender the treatment of Dr. Dry. A week ego that potterer was called in to Irrigate. and four her in • dying state, and her arms, lop, rid body covered with bruins. She stated to him that she led bre ill-treated by bra husband, who, when drunk, bad lurked her about and beaten her. She bad left her husband I. toneritenos of his wanton sad bad gate to live with her mother, but she had to him spathis parish% to alter his reduer. Her death sopervened shortly afterwards. The husband had been arrested oa the 'harp of assaulting bar Jost before her death. De. Dry dread that he bad made • post sorMm eumination of the body of the desired, and foond that though there were marked recant violence, she had died from eatural errs. The jury retuned • verdict accordingly. The mother of the decried asked the wooer whether he could not take notice of the fact that threes had bre in flated upon the deceased ? The Corner mid that the court could not if the death had nadir from a different tare, se the medical evidence showed had been the ales. SUICIDI BY • MAGISTRATZ.-040 of the most determined suicides that have ocestral in Dublin for some time past bas bees committed by Mr. Herbert Frauds Hoare, a magistrate for the county of Wexford. The deceased patterns:l who was about 40 years of age, lied been aloe* at Tues day morning In his breakfut-room ' but the report of a pistol shot baying bre heard parsair . : 4 s3 from that apartment. Mrs. Hoare ran down sta found bee husband lying as the floor la the ag i ers a ise of death. He bad takes advantage of his wife's abeenee, and deliberately shot himself with a pistol. The bill entered the forehead, and completely carried away the upper por Lion of the skull. The deemed had been for some time past complaining of a violist pain in the bead, and bad bees attended by Dr. Ellis, of Stephen's-green. He a said to have been to rather embarrassed drum/deur which may have induced him to commit the rub act—Dublen Express. Tug Pier Sversat.—At the Worcester county petty senior on Tuesday. Mr. Charles Jones, farmer, was charged with having been guilty of violist and a dorer behaviour in the parish church of Kemper, of the 6th hat. Mies Mary Ann Barr rid that oo ;tondo. the 6th haat., she went to church, end sat in • pew is the nave, where they bad been used to sit. Soon after Mr. Jose, our in, and walking up to the pew demanded admittance. Her brother said he could not come in ; and he thee got over the frost of the pew. Two of his Nona did the same. He refined, on beteg requested by the vier, to leave the pew, and abas ed and threatened witness and her friends. Mr. Boum*, merchant, of Birmingham, gave similar t es timony. Mr. Jones sat au witne ss's left knee, and in gettith over the boys trod on his loot. Mr. Gabriel said he was the vicar's churchwarden. About last May the church was regard, and be aid the other ehuraliwarGeoe allotted the pews, No. 90 bang allotted to ten. Bourne and family. Defendant was occupier of Brook Sod Farm, in the pariah, and they allotted to him a pew in the nave. He was present on the 6th, and the aoudad of the defendant was violent and hide out ; be sever saw anything more gram Mr. Knott, for the defers, said there wen a bond fide claim of right to the pew by the defendant and his landlord, and Mr. Jones only toured to rent his claim. If in doing so be bad said or done anything improper be epologieed for it, but the ooart had no power to try the question of right, which wee or for another court. The bench inflicted • fi••• of 21. and cost., or one mouth's imprisonment, believing that the deferent bad used language which wee impropee and indecent. A second case, in whisk Mr. Holland. of Kilniewy. was the defendant, thee came on. Mr. Bentley said this was • case which occurred on the Sunday before that in the Let car. Thera was as abrade of the lan image ; sod as Mr. Holland bad applied to the bishop on the subject, and taken the proper rum, the car would be withdrawn. Tun Hasyser in Mar Awoua.—The weather ea Tuesday wee extremely wet in the eastern district, and yesterday the skies again looked threateniog. I. the neighbourhood of Sudbury the farmers are at press,' no. able to get in their cot eare, much of whirl, from the alternations of wet and warmth, hen begun to sprout. The standing corn apron to bare not taken much harm at pre. seat, exert beteg laid in Dome plane by the wind and wet. A Newmarket letter says ` The fickle state of the weather has ormaiderahly retarde d the progress of the harvest, which otherwise would have been almost finished to many parte. Most of the wheat is still is the field., and le beginning to sprout and show signs of diaodoratioe. During the past week a quantity of wheat was carted in al most every period the neighbourhood even in heavy showers; and as it has hese stacked in a damp ordition, its value will be much affected thereby." La:tumulus laws Fars.—This extensive market for the saki of lambs exclusively was held on Tuesday ea the Quirrwoolien-Will, near Lockerbie. The show of Meek was made up of Cheviot lambs, lull-heeds, crosser, and • few black-fart. Altogether there would be about 25,000 bead against 28,000 last year. The condition of the stook was excellent, but its appearance was cioneiderably dreaded from by the severe weather experienced. The &radars of buyers was large from the Boarder and inland counties of England, but it was generally believed that the stseartry sad Wigtoweithire seat the largest numbers. Prior for all kinds were extremely high i indeed they have no precedent in Lockerbie. The great price of 42.. was paid the 100 half-bode from Wintenizeugh ; brig is. 6d. above the price which the the from the ma farm fetched last year. All the other good iota relined a similar advance, or nearly so, rd in fact, in several thoraces 4s. of se increase was arise& One very fir lot of Cheviot wether lambs from Tread's Park sold at 26e. ear. Though these high prices were going the dealers declared the market to be in a =ream an unprofitable or for them ; and one or two, indeed, amend us that they were Wly Et making their own money out of some of the MM. alted lambs would be up from 95.. ed. to 4s. each ; Chariots from la, 6d. to 2s. 6d. ; earns. 9s. 6d. to Is 6d., and bier faced iambi from Is. to 9s. Half breds sold at from 29e. to 42r. Cheviot verbs: lambs .from 11., to 26a., ww•hunbe hanks. 6d. dews to 18s.„ and rear from ile. to Zia. 6d. In the afternoon a fair damns kid lain 'Emma, sad any lots remaining unsold did not arise from the Wait 01 OfiliOrellfi r bah berme of the. high pekes eaked.—Sdiebeirph COINWIg. OITIOT•g 02111 NULLING DAY.— WiDlaND•lr, ATHign 11.—Adislidowtea ps= 7,099; ditto by series tibleMs.ll.l44 ; totalvisitors. i Du a delidaam health restoring lievalisn_ g t 7 ormel. Assala d Zose=passa. lail = l 7, ma saran ems no most flether r a= I ; Ca, No. Tr i eri44lo.4l. M. LA ir nrrsimithiros. . • • JUDGES' OHAMHlCHHeerktUdrir 1 1 . (Before lb. Bum Martka) xoixt axe 0511tH e. Wadi Colonel Waugh obtained his order exforMli from r the Omen of Bankrupt.? ea (W es arder, in oa parr, He wee. sad it was supposed , that he ha boss however, detained an severed With of miles u abed le leave the reentry, end the Curt if Beslawpfey bed dr rimed t. Woofers is be milks. %me aummenees bed hem Imam oat for hi relsecm sod la Mu belseete the gir ths appeared before lb lardship. Mr. Oddity now applied for his rearm* es the thus actions. Mr. Ashwin opposed for • delebteg grabber eased Mode, sad Mr. T. Nixon for • orelifte aimed Staub,. The other auditor did set mdse. On the purl of Word Waugh be 1610 sad 162nd see. Nona of the Bankruptcy Ace, nil, woes mad nn. The order of discharge had been °Meisel, and the doUs were provable under th• adjudication. On the ether side it wee urged that the discharge from the Conti of Itankreptey would not isms until be espinatioe of thirty days, and it was submitted that It wee not • eau for the interference of his lordship. Mr. Baron Martin. refined to wish' words in the sot. Mr. Obklley said he bad to show his lordship the* this order of Moberge took effect hem the time sounded. Lord Chancellor Weather? held, in the ease of " parte Bell re 'Would," reported in I Weekly Ileperter, that the order of died:arm shboueb not brad be thirty daya, took ailed whoa prestoineed by the com missioner. Hie lordship a:mead himself of opinion that, es the debt was provable and wu goes by the order of discharge, the right of detention was clearly gene. Mr. Nixes, on the part of Beaky, said the application ousht to have been made to the Court of Bankru4 Mr. Chiller refereed to the mu of Colonel W seder a Mum bankrupkty, is which Lord Cheapener retbory held that he could sot interfere with the Court of Beak me aty, but only the oust oat of which the writ of espies had Wind Mr. Nixon wished to ley the sere of the poor men Btu* before him lordship ; he had brie valet to Wesel Weigh, and em a creditor for money adverted, and foe wages, end all he got was a kill. He was now in Dearly a Marvin ectsdltioa. Mr. Berm Marlin ruled that he wu boned to ceder the rebel. in the neural softens Wore him. Mr. dandy asked far mete. u did Mr. Nixes • eel the latter mid Calomel Weigh had means, and had lived is peace ceder sad drinking like a prisms. (A. laugh.) His lordship held that he had se power to give cede. Order accordingly. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. WESTER' ClROUlT.—Bziatoi, Acucar 18. (Baas Mr. Judie* Keating.) soars 0. THZ OSLO' WISTIZZ RAILWAY 00111.1.1 T. Mr. Ellis and Mr. Be for tho plaintiff Kanlslas Q. 0., Mr . Kiselos, end Mr. Tomer for the ; etstoadasts. This was an adios by Mr. Therms Jesse, *draper, car rying a% an enteosive busbies is Morisse% Bristol, to recover the value of a trees of geode, vise M. 10e., which had been seat by the ocutpany r s Bela, bat had not boa delivered. The lidesoe was that the goods being at a greater raloo than 101., ought to have bar dolma, as provided by the statute. Me. !Olio issistscl that the articles were set at ilk sr trinkets, as Indeed by the statute relied on, and The jury, after a patient hearing of the cause, returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 431. Ws., in addition to 20f. paid iato court. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—LrfiarOO% Ave 16. GROWN Conn.—(aden Mr. Justice BramwelL) Will NUIDN2 BY A LUNATIC AT unarm. A mas named Harriman Barns was clanged with the murder of his wife in July last. The primmer, who had shown symptoms of ineamity at various periods of his life, had el late taken to drinking, and bean several times sob. jest to delirium transom. On the 16th of July, after one of these fits, whilst sitting le his house with his wife. his moo, sod a friend, be grew very wild, suddenly attacked his wife stabbed her twine in the limp with a pocket knife, sod killed her. The inanity was clearly proved, especially by the singular oosduct d the prisoaer immediately before the attack upon his wife ; and the jury acquitted the *. goner upon that roiled. The judge (Bares Brans wW) directed that the prisoner should be confined during her Majesty's pleasure. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before the Recorder.) THE ILETRAOILDHIERT CRAWS OF PEILTCHT. The trial of the Frenchmen, Jean irgfouraile, °couplet the whole of yesterday's sites:. After the exarniestios as reported la the Express, Mr. F. T. Hall, his brother, Kr. C. K. Hall, and throe daughters of the defendant sad several other palms weft exagaised as witnesses for the defence. Mr. Rib= them proceeded to sum up the evidence width bad been edam= is the part . of the prisoner, coalmen& In the first pleas, that in the important arida= given by Yr. Hall that gentleman had afforded a perfect, complete, sad gatisfeetorc explanation of the triumetion of the der poet of the 4801. in the bank. He submitted that there wee no harm in off erieg • reward to recover stolen property. It was de= every day, god therefore so blame attached to Mr. Hall acting in behalf and tieder the authority of his client, N. Bottillos„ sad yet that gentleman had been eran-eziunined as though be had bee* oa his Vie. though there was not the slightest pretense for saying that be bad dome anything that was wrong. The whole of that matter bad nothing whatever to do with the question into which the jury had to irmalre, which was of the simplest kind, namely, whether Madame Valentin bade= extreme& lb tateatioa of going to America. This, be =tended, bad been amply proved by the three datiobters of tba primmer. If the jury believed their testimony.there wse an and to the ease slimiest their father. With respect to the testimony of Madame Racy . he felt satis fi ed the jury would climbs it from their oonsieratioe. after hearing the evidence given before them by the two French gaolers. The jury could sot fail to remember the examination of the primer is read from the shorthand-writer's notes, in the course of which the primmer on hi oath distinctly negatived the statement of Madame Valentin that the bed sever been in Loam until the sad of September, whereas the had seen him early in the tuanth, sad bad Maned to Paris with the premier, because they had failed to effect a sale of the shares in this country. On this point the pri se= was folly corroborated by the two witnesses be had called it the aloes of the ease for the defence, tad who had travelled with them from Dieppe to Landau, arriving here mitted the 12th that or 14thadame of September. On Valeetin was not entitle this groped be sub- Md to be be. On the whole he maintained that the cans was enveloped in go much mystery and doubt as to entitle him to en =Gifted. Mr. Sleigh then replied on behalf of the prolecation. The Recorder, in summing up to the jury, expressed him regret that a member of the legal profession like Mr. Hall should have lest himself to the fraud under which the arrest of Madame Valentin was effected. Sham writs and other demise= hod been used in a manner which could not reesive any wantons= from the bench. It like totassr be (the Recorder) eould not but 000demt the manner in which poseessioa had berm illegally =rived of the prose outrix's bag from the landlord of the hotel ; and farther, the manner is which that beg was forcibly opened. and the valuable contests, belonging to the promentria, *hefts.= and withheld from her when she was actually in custody under the writ which Mr. Hall had issued. After rue pitulaldeg the whole of the evidence with his usual minute ness and clone ass, the learned Reese= told the jury that the inquiry before them Ma both anxious sad important, but he felt soured they would oonerientiosly dithers* their duty to themselves and their country. The jury retired precisely at eight o'cilook. and, after an shame of a quarter of an hour, returned into court with a verdict of Grainy, the jury at the game time ex their unanimous opinion that Mr. Hall wee deser: aadu iegoi , bigh censure. The Reorder, without comment. =Mooed the prisoner to 18 months' Imprisonaleat with hard labour. The court adjourned at half-past eight o'clock. IBefore the Common !Wristlet.) Hoary Cornice, 19, Frederick Barmy, 23, Geonf ab Porter. 25, sod Dominick Carroll, 92, all risearibed as were indicted for falcrairotely breaking sad catering the Church of St. Jude's, Chelsea, aid stealing therefrom two bottles of wise, a table cloth, two orate, an umbrella, and , two =easy boxes and their contents, the property of Mr. Robert Kraig and another, the obnrchwardere. Mr. Cooper aoaductel the promotion. The prisoners were sot defended by coulee!. The feats of the cage, though the trial ocespiel a consi derable time, lay in a very narrow compass. It appeared that St. Jade's Church bed been forcibly entered, sad the pro peaty set out in the indictment was abstracted. To cavil the - four prisoners of the offence it was proved that they were seen together loitering about the church at 10 delsek, and agate at 12 o'clock on the night of the robberi, b l / 4 nd again et as early hour in the morning after the ro . The ichetlty of the prime= wits distinctly established the testimony of a amber of the polletteemetthfte el the B dirigioe, sad il area shown that the three feet round pet moors lodged together in the name lodging-boom is Chelsea. and that they were ebseet hem their beds on the night of the robbery. The polies searched the lades., eat =Aar the bed at the primer Ogreish was found the We= um brella, under the bed of Pewter two bottles of wise. mei es Harvey the two coats abstracted from the =try ef the =rah. Tbereemplisfty of the iris= Carroll wee esta. Wilted by the feat that about 2 °Week en the manning of the robbery be was mot by a polies esentable with a wine beetle, the top ef whisk bad bees broken off. The prim= invited the emendable le drink, whisk be refused, bet smelt at the bottle, =I dissevered it to =leis wise, but sot then Meowing of the robbery the ethers pmesitled Cumuli to wowed me hi way. The petamur, who mode Lag ranffiliz oo defenees t herald prodt any milteiheu. feted and •th' Orme, it was peeved that be was ;rove mat on • ticket of leave, after • motes& of three year s' petal servi• ink The raties priniters were knows as ths eonstent ana pialeas of thieves The Camosa Banjoist mentemed aura to seven years' penal servitude, sad Clondele, Harvey. sad Porter to twelve menthe' impriecianisat with heed labium Ellis Skigk Jona, 23, ehipbroker who hid pleaded nedity to an indistaisat derembei burn with forams as amenlames to a bill of embassy fee 1731. 10s, wee broMPIS gP for juddmeat, sad sealeased I. lye yam' pawl earvilmith. .Frexisriek Osborm, 90. daubed so • masdelem, bop mho wee will known to the pollee is s deepen& Wet, yrs cheeped with Medias twenty moon el Odd, the of James &Anna. sod he was also dinged mealy &sad* Thomas Zvi& sad Ambrose &dim, two liarsosetables, with intent to primal hie Weed &Plop' Mr. F. H. Lewis prosecuted ; the wiener was defended by Yr. Harris. The robbery impaled to the *men was committed as far beak as Jemmy is* sad the widen* was quite 010. elusive as to the primmer's sellt. Au attentO was no& to appoilissid him at the time by Eve.. sod BeMem bat It• made • mat desperate residences and womided them boa severily with knife, sad they were sei_ te Mt him no. The rimer attanwels west te nisei be was takes into custody fee minim alias% awl tin *Sem west dews then sad broup_iial bask te Lead's to Mks his iri wp the mom! The jury laud the prisinerTX sad it appeared than be had been before eiravistad ei teisay sad Issued to penal servitude. The °names Berjesok sentemeed the prisserie to 14 years' pearl esnrina& and he at the same thee soil aid le COIF stables Erman sad Buttes appormed to have behaved way wail, sad be should cedar Wen a reward of 31. ma. THE BRISTOL BENEDICTINES. The Western Daily Press reports a disgraceful riot which marred es the esessise of • Wildest service performed at the Chapel of the Third Order of Benedictines, in Trenchardetreat, Briedol, ce _Teeedag E 7M the Festival of the Asessepties. At •gesie see in the meratus A the btetbren started la preemies towards SS Michaeyrblll degas e ylitim . The few hesgeseen that darted free TrenelmedaMA nye one Oaldelliv!ssen seta insreasel into • sonddersble wow& at up of yeas' 'parka, sexless for • " opree," skeet up the perdu. " Bap, bang, here we are son,* and ham the jeesd amp with which they shouted out the well-known snug, it le ss quite reasonable le infer that they were the " Jolly they prolemed to be. As say member of the "third order" was recogand by one of the maiden, he immediately Mere the reelpieat of • goodly amount of ehaff. " app Dundee" and " the great ffeettish Reformer" eared to be the meet popular in this respect, and they ewe in he an aaseest d aftentice pow Riley mom flattering Um egreeshlc St. Michael's Olourebyard tie proceed= halted Is the epee epee treating the primeval doer of the okurek. As • matter ot nurse the seed halted se wail. Prier Oyerise, Washed perehom by the erne Whew el his rougher followers, edisemed an inspandoned ream stream to them whe hod laterompled the =many. Be told than it win veep MAO= the 3sne mid not be allowed to vresdrap Gel lo their own way. By laintling prams whe were ha • teeth of prayer be imbelmarill that they were Maims the Hod who made these ; med holden a pra wsw of etend perdition to all who thus dared to . eieee et Mir Haber. Sem treated these remarks with Mina, setae with sestempt, and some with respect. 069 helloed wanted to know what business any body of panne, usliglentele en not, bad to disturb peaomS t iffhpeesd dams at such an unseemly of the . hour The M the Mar told inquirer %bathe might ge her pto bed Hbe was di defied, and out short the • dismal= by anneemehts that the brethren were then. he =gees neyer. Kneeling down on the pavement, the Bess commanmad a low chant. The sane war assuredly ens ci the elninged Mee has ever bees witnessed in Bridal. The antral group, attired in • garb that at =eh • time sad in snob a Moe looked pe culiarly paintings', were prostrated in at attitude of humble devotion, while aroma theta than Mood • motley gimp =mooed ;sierra/4y of anstarnal revellers, fast y masa, esd the lowest elms of altanimasd Tema, all el this wen awed by the Main schotain of tba ems Me a temporary show of Mem= When the monks had chanted the lan's Prayer, they rese sad proceeded ea their return journey. .In few momenta the setae me again one of roystesiag =dimity el the crowd be gan to express themeless it • anew that loft little doubt as to their intentions towards the diem* of Father Ignatius. Cyprien gam remomthated, but this time with out =nab avail • for being oat off hem his form be was esespaled to h est • nen= in twin tot overtake them. One of the more daring spirits amingelithe hmeitemon proposed • charge, and • daMment wee speedily famed for the of carnieg the idea Into Inssalicsa proved, =:z. nosocessary ; tar ler • aare sei t slew ems by jest et that mom rant, and gm the ceders to dishe, and gel thee* =l= me," premising at the same time be lobe lo th Meek the fir= amain them who reeenneesed amities 41 making any dieturtoses The Prior tried to argue the matter, bat the stentorian wise of the immovable drowsed the feeble remontrame el the genem/1= Mod Clyprien ; and, ant-fallea and wounded Is =kit. the toy-priests began to slink ewer. Than was Is the crowd • tell seas--ore Israelite appareall —who had bug been boiling over with • desire te woe oat Pairing the first opportunity, directly the serpent had retired, he amide • name rush at a pale. slim ma, who was carrying a beam; sad viohntly Lt from his heeds dashed it as the gent. The psi/. eddiese of the irate Jew were amusing to the extreme. The fait slim young =am, however, amend quite nnterrilled by the energetic behaviour of his de moostrative antagosist. Moving towards the ma for the =rpm appareetly of wiping oat the Malt offend to his cloth, the pals, sirs yoga( nes was inter cepted by *me hinds, amongst whom wee a miner of the order. " Hemet go," they exasimed ; but the pale, s li m young ma, desirous of 'howls( the power d the ehnreh militant, was resolved. "Dear Brother Joss* * said hA " our good St. Benedict sever ran away ; dear sister, de sin be alarmed." Slowly dives ti ng himself of his reamidelt vestments, mad assuring hie dear brother," with • risk and mild humility, very rehashing to hem, that he was bat doing his duty, the psis, slim young man exhibited an veep of character end as amount of pluck " too thoroughly Hagfish to be samithed with amok silly menatebankinn as that for which ft was called into piay. Ac soon as his arms were free, he made a dash through the crowd, and before the affrisloted Israelite had time to place himself is " fighting salted.," sent him spinning to the ground. Then, of ammo. Om police Interfered ; sad the Israelite grew more dirosalita tiv• than ever, but did not amities upon any sere seatchisg. Having retuned is dienonseeted meg= chapel, the brethren again relnniOnoad sons loorilos of wt. vice. The " rabbis," however, succeededobtainingre mission, and many minutes eat elapse before • ' row" ensued. High words were used. thresh offered, defame bellowed forth, forms throws ohm, sad enfusion promelled oo every hand. Cyprian, steadies aloof, looked on thanes, with s smile of contempt. Presently the Israelite pat in an appearanos, and being gifted with great volubility, held forth ilk no measured terms ea the sesedelous character of the Trenchardetreet establishment. The am increased, fisticuffs were indulged la, and the landlord of the loft, goaded oe by the Infuriated sod efisimpless neighbours . , " announced his Wendel of turning out all the " trapi the next morning. To odd to the °echelon, some an turned the gas off, sad amidst a perfect Babel of wrangling. brethren and dine et:waled down the nearly per pendicular steps at -pest two ie the morning. to sake the pleasant discovery that they had to walk home in a drenobing shower of rain. Some of the brethren talked bouncingly of =paling to the magistrates with esh Is the interference of the pollee. We thigh great *NM is tine to the sergeant for so promptly suppressing what to like inhabitants of the neighbourhood must have proved a seises mailmen. The ambers of the Meld take weenies is time, sad let this be " positively their last " TBAYMO lilloo Pio Kw. Todel. Tota ZALLW47I. ow. seepr a. drodisli. MI 18114 1. . Week oodles Noy 14. a a a a Bombay, lioreeko and C.L W 4 4b1161 1.743 CM L 4711 %loos Goatee= 17. Kedne—S.W. SE LOW 1.479 Do. 11. W. Iloe 7O 47$ • WO Week ending lore 11. • West Indian Peoininds 4.414 14.7)7 4.110 Week ending July 1. lea Indian 11U AM 14.474 UAW MOM Week ending Angst G Steak& lima Lena Ug Legg Lll We* ending August IL Unmet& .04 ink' Limerick sad Penne Watufaed sad Yilkee U IN 144 430 Waterford sad IJeeelek T 7 711 gag 1.1/1 1:111 Wadi dc Ai 12. Cart sad Peados - Week ending August 12. Canibrhul erawBll MN MI 1.0 US Swat lasteni Ores* lfarelmrs Ms 11.913 11.488 8 8 . 28 1 MOO Us., art, sal Dower At Wet. Lc .11148881188 134 11.081. 1,11111 1011 WTI /Lies la of LC. 11 D. 11 2530 V III 2750 1111 *Kist COll4 Masa It kW 10 ;Me SAW laud= WwlkWawin2l/111 75,115 llll.llO M. 1174 Lash, a Mu& Wilburn /1.111 6.784 30,1141 Karim Mr. ibedilKOMl SW U WU ISMS IBMS lbac ib riss i rar imilb. Jur tfas. •••• uss .K 1.6315 lettlawl Nadi atillordelttre •-• Vat %SOS Pnahnkit sad Tuft.... 11. uS loath Arra& . • • go MN 4666 4174, ma •of the reeripts tor bs webs Yta LaMee. Arthisa, mid Dever Railway C”ograir sus 4•1111.1 r WNW Se per mkt Ise welkin tie trail& Tux Ism ROYAL AGiMvisrintei. %CMS The sawed show ogees t des (Weihsesky). melee tareerehie agates% be Vleseed. It Is glipsolei he le me of the but whieh the easieW hi. Mt toad. - His Huai- Wes the Lord-Lieuteesot Yr lett tun ter tke stovele el being pelesei.—Dtsblin Swam at_ rim Ctarrza Pialeill. - . The following imoimunintion are to the the el Wee thorn We been addrreed to the various Bail. may Companies by the Bonn el Trade : Board of Trade (Wilsey Department), Whitehall, August 14. Stir,—l am dinned by the Lords of the Orweittos of Privy Conon for Trode to request you to refer to my letter of the 7th Whet, addressed to the winary of your aps ". bowleg a espy of a GOIDERIUILAMOS ere to this Want W 'Wein of the Laid Handset of the Oessell, nigh, with • Mew to prevent the extessita of the WWII smile ghee, urged as the directors of railway eceeeeaiaa, ppeltho ditty, that they should We immediate steps few shut °Akers to me that striageot regaining be Mil an =forced to gummy elearlisege ie all metisse gain nth the cenveyanee of entia. Inn mesa twat Wain the Lens of the Council have esminungated to this I =nt that it is imperatively arememy that their should be sanded that all pent& gewares of • a t ars being adopted to minple the enmity, an the spend, d d.His fearful disease ; ad have is. Eilstlist this based will wertain and Wane their whet steps have Mee lan n e by th railway to comply with the moommeedatioes made to them IN the above.reentorod letter of 7th August. The Leeds ; of this 000111110011 see anion b prows fee the Leeds of the Omni at He earliest /11.1•114 the isformatioa nth respect to gatherer far which they have applied. lan thefonto that you will immedia . neardines to t eth Weed °troths full perticulare of wales Wish ea* helms Wee by your oceepany, and of easy theta which they lathed to take in aooorWeos with the new • menatioas conveyed to them is my letter of 7th August ; an I ant to add that my lords will esteem it a favour it you will gin to this gainer your sunset pregible attentiwn—l sirgr ag r:tiedint servant, W. D. FANS. ' The of the Railway Company. M DLA.VD.I ILWA7. The half-yearly meeting of thhi comma ) =esidasday at Derby ; Ns W. $ liorriesoa Ton report and erieweer of roma* ea do s* , whisk has appeared in this Rated, were takes as not, The Onatadar, la mewled that the heat and be adapted, said the feet that the sew WNW d uc ti n to the premat thee word reser i, gi t - Q outioa is their diddled ; bat the e.t.d r um solely attributable to that wares,. far they world gig . 8 111 the week* asperse bed bre erdderably los tio r mine war ame Although the directors had to toped la f t agues . ja 0 , 1 th e line, adder all its redoes bet " borer was vor&f .rw er from loul es o nn otameasernte . *ICI 130101/0 whisk had the s y of 1864, sod whirnimi=e sty at. bermes of dividend. It was satgost•ln regard to the mineral traffic, the reo lt h it whisk were only 6011. ia exam of those of do lag hail-year in 1864, whilst dor d the peeviser= showed an release d 59,0001., or 26 per cats. ow t b sg nreposdieg half-year is 1863. The directors waiedirnetr i i weak the small trierree, bat dm attributed t••sae over whir they bed little or no eontroi—vis., the tot" the oral sad iron hair whisk bed Greta &deg a pa& of the baiter. The diodes*. in the edema ts 4;;; so dir ardy ad of ale, to that Gad to Mega* woad le, sad also is the seeded mum don. Bee was ghat to sty that, the Mks, = he sy . cud, their Laird traffic exhibited a very Ir and the director trusted that by the end dgimp, Nat Tees they would be sir • vie, ow semear et it. (Ardara wor ) di :* Oft•od WM th 10110111•111 entry in the of the railways . mad it Ihaear al leo end the repairs to dram si teadered aeseesery by the growth d MI L b let no door that the ereeholdies Imm o weld ogres with the directors that whatever ammed to regutrafto keep the lie end wain la ea easier Me l d repair was wen =redid. add that revel vh, Orr Nposodtruly is the aid. (Hear,he Glees hear.) The edged eaare wee is" direetors, with theereapyrng t view ci eseeemistag se tu t ■ I car. It was always dilleralt to redoes fait mai they would de so ia all ears were they theeptem. ruld do so I. the 'deadeye of the awry. hair.) It woald sol o bee exotedhgly , therlf lad ealleagres to hoe bra e•as W I Z them the as ea former 'Gorham, prepaid to ?MOW Who/as iseraseed Who/ of * dhainired abided, bid tom esidearared show them tie MONS th 4 Although slightl le y disappointed in the yremety d ett li a the Wheel' OIM/M/1/0 the Mon of this moo, b wee serilasal that the expeditors on the New Darn dig was easeatial toe the tormansat stehility of the Nom wield eventually be yrobsetive. He aim believed Safi Mlin their dividends would oily lam be edit 6 im at whoa the limas wen completed sad thetngelik peel, the dividends would nee nearly, if sat efiLb the level of those which were &dared ia UM" Mio briefly lading to re or two editors walker it% = o llie chairmen erineluded by farmelly Baby et of the report. M.F. W. P. Paws, M.P. (deputy.ehtirmaa), sepreilit, sod after • few reworks from Mr. Amato* casing W report, it wee carded neashaemay. The "rims dividends was the dadared so reerreht In seeradenoe with the entice. the wedge re mewed medal, and the Cliention premed • resoltraim tug, =of art* and im A lega im stein ender the ea of the follow* mete of t t—" The Mir Railway (New Lire sad Pores) AN, 1111;' I "The Midland Railway (Mansfield. he-. Iris ) A n "The Bristol Joint Statir Act, 1865; ^ "xte Rye Lame Transfer Act , 11146 ;' " 84116•1100111 sad ale weer Railway Ask 1866 • , The Tottenham sad Bon. stead Jaasties ItailVST Act, 1865." The Der ovr-Claraited seconded this radars. Mr. num, et Sheffield, moved use arneadatud, e st it is the °Mara of this meeting that Do sew erre add berated or freed by the Midler Railway Omar lie Ow shareholders al the Sheffield sad Rernatema Ant pleated Oompany be allowed to partielpste i the rest an h shares." mr, maim, of Sheirld, eameaded the sineethent ' The Omura said he wee advised by the solielterler company the he could not put soca sa mmeaderet r ft sae me w ed. Attar a lengthy red somewhat Garry &Kook lit original remoladon was canted, end raw other arm burrs lariat bar dimmed el, the nesting wes lased to • close by • air of thaahs belay gives to the ram MARKETS. OOTTON.—LuzarooL. Avalon 16.—'11* * oaly a modem* hula*, witkost olutoxi l n a. toiseittia togas/. 8 41 • 5 to-ILIZ MOO Wal t !ri. l 000 wait aad ozport. asiorkaa, Lite. 110 ; falvo* Massie 170. to 11 1 / 4 1.; 900 17 to lfa ; a Massie aad ka. 16d. to 1711 ; 800 Imam II to 224 ; 201) limpaa. 12d. to lid. ; Isa, IL b 1214. ; Nodes% 12d. t• 14d. ; Bowl. Blab. ka, 511. to 2i 4 L ; alba. 1 03 d• 131 1 . ; JaP l4 , Md. is ; ko., 17 IL to _ _ TALLOW.—Woompor Znottio.—Tbe amid to bat took,. Book 430. 3d.; October to Deosslow, 411.; Jasuary to /tarok Mo. 9d. Mara. 468. 9i Delivery last maim SOO arks ; AM's* 2.301 mkt. • LIAISE& —Ths &mead be Wart dir4 Vie Pi weak has bona oaly mederais to midst. Os Tusks d Lastashall ths sapply se bah issihst ass ass% sal teserstioss Wise limited. Qsid ars, bilks 466 lOW. imam Sight liagtisa sad Asilzsiles MIK Issli Italia ply salt skims, tilbs sad ander, sad SW b silk hays Was, wars the articles most is mast Flu wars saaltsrsd. 00EN.--Guaeow, Luaus? 16.—M this ages matt advance ou but week's gnotMiosta of la fld. ger hal American and la. ea Bata and ether kind' d what general reguiredjbed very Lids Moines mishit meta rsiag,hagms being ihm, and buyers unwilling Mow* h four to per mak and b. pm barred mar the rims wet last week am asked, at which Isla were limited. bat eats, beam, and Indian cora were sash 6d pa imps* bell dearer. Oatmeal held for folly review rant CATTLL--Somws, Ammer 14.—The kit ..ilk was mot quits is so pod dad twdey, bat tbs suer , to d coed. t [Wolfed 1116 ti wiry e bbs. 6o 6s. ed.all rates. Butt suds from to. ; ell. ; lamb, 64 Wk. "Isl. 6a 51 -€ 4 ; Polk 3s. 6d. to Qa For stood sinking the offaL f COALB.—Loimon. AmoreLti Wykaa, 169. ; Walls Ead Hasnall. ; Walla Rados Lyons. Mc • Walls End Kellen 185. 9L ;Culg sad Darya Yaltiy, asarkst, 16; 84 a Tax Ou. IlLemr.—Naw Brprous Hum; JOU 9t—Thera market is smiled on acemst d tbi awl al the depredaticose of the pirate Sheowidoek. 11 # el whale oil will probably same a PAIL ban bees made al 125 bids. at 894 deis per phi. 1 SBS bYa et ea advises Stook 26,000 bbin lawoo_ 570 bib. MAIN= Mime bees sold at 1 dot 10r. ; 0 # II # advise*. sod 160 bids at 1 del 15e. per Oka Bt r shed 24000 bblno—New Tort Paper. LONDON GImAT. Oxitaus CoXPAYT —Trak receipts far the week Wing AIWA 131 :11 4 19a. ll& [Advertisement.) —HOLLOWAY ' S HOLLOWAT'S Paa.—Thio PO are better for streugtbening a de bili ta t e d constitiffeeil/ any other mediate* to the world. Persons of a Der mas Mild body, and ail wise are suffering from week digestive didok.2 whose heat& has Memos deraeged by Pincus affeettret. owed etsomacit, or Ryer complaints, should loss no a time newt these nem of adnirs b lidreeath, m eals. PM • fair ttriaL Cottons oats, roma aboet within the rugs of this reeralie Medicine. The cares effeetel by these Pills are not MOS nor temporary. bat °complete and permanent The? am as they am elleadoss, sad may be given with confidence et sir eats females and young children.. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND MATES m kWh= —at 14. et 701,441 a5a 111, Byrienham, 3 . 1 . 00 I . et H. Aalt, d a ma. LLA D. IL—Maset 4. at Mathews. IM . W0d1" W. C. lallar, et daastaimr. 14, at C 0 . 5W0 1441.111. gliK o WMel k H. W. mamma. gay., of •I GODBOLD.—Augad ,at Roberta m-atfee: =. db /1. Z. OedeK of a daughter. WOODEoll6l.—Aareet lt. at Menne, lbeldisra. wiled the Her. C. W. Wmdhowe, of a ma. M Christ Mardi TWamellk o . ld. W effea of the Bev. G MARRI . W. Maim. of • ili Vas. AGES AcELLTD—mvintuor.—Avass U. d 84-148 " a tV idedosice, tbe Rev. Ix IP. Hera. UT. c la eitreteat lff la. Hamehe% to Maim estalam c 4 1110 Barm. t the put* dank oft bf Her. IL lathy J. Haftlef. 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