The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-30 00:00:00

Dngton. ayrid . l and Sentinel miss res. extra, of mob!. BPORTING iNrazuwisoa. TUNBRIDGE RAM —Toismost. nes& the *saner attractlees of resting held at Lich field and Exeter were to 22012 extent a drawback to this still thee • ties in whisk Ma Heetith meeting r i btr i. wid eg ei by the immense attendance) whioh assisted. Kew geoid weather could not hare heightened the sacral effect of the picturesque scenery, and though the preeeediage did not altogether pass off without • wrangle or two, a satisfactory termination to the epeeist day's proosedinp may be reoorded. Full particulars axe Weeded. Tas LADIES' PLATS (Hasdkop) of 40somi. Icy all ages, viewers extra. Half a mile. Mr. Jones's Conoordik by liesenloster—Pesteh 4 TM 7st ltlb Mr. T. Hughes's Virtsons, gyre, est vlb (Moe 11 Mr. J. Nigbilnpirs Land of the West, 4 yrs, reklipidek S The following alio ten British Queen, Ada. and Colleen. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Virtuous, 4 to 1 at era 5 to 2 Vir aget Oestoordie, 4 to I met Colleen, and S to 1 any other. taws jumped off with the lead, followed by Cesaardia, the others lying well apto the dietetic*, where Oa:worth' leaded the favourite, sod Linda the West lenity/ issue a spirited race coined, bet Cowordia maintsintog her advantage wan s good nos by a head. Lead of the West only beaten • seek from the favourite ; British Queen was fourth, oily a heed from Land of the West. the other two close up. Tar flimmoses Sumas of 5 sow. each, with 30 added !sr all ages ; weight for age, with selling allowsocm. The trikirrltontague' a f by St. Albeit's—lady Hampton, 1 OA lib (ear eat lib)) ( Hose's Bunch. me, let lelb (404.) (1. Mr. Marsh's Mysterious Lady, armlet Sib feet) (Hibbard The Tailor also ran. Betting : Even oe Bunch, S to loot IlystefiOne Lab, 1 sad 4 to 1 eget the St. Albea's Illy. Byword breaks away proseded the start, in one of which Busch sod Mysteriels UV ran the worse. Upon the signal bidet gine. baulk went to the front, followed by the Eit. Allies's Oily sad Mysterious Lady. The Talker at least • dome lengths in thrift rear. Before reaching the turn into sidetrak Bomb incased her advantage, bet running at the tare let up the St. Alban's filly, who went oa with the lead to the end, winning wa ll y b y, two lengths , Mysterious lady • bad third. The wiener woe sat sold. Tits Tonsamos WILLS Staiss (11sediesp) at 9 20Y11. owl, with 25 added ; for all aim ; whiners attn. About • db. Yr. Z. J. layer's Olivia. by Teddlegtea—Oittips. Yrs. SW Ilb fa Hibbar 1 Mr. Masised's Lady Warwick, 4 yre, est Mb.... (J. WAN t Mr. L 'Dudley's Roane, 6 yrs. at alb (11. Forster) t Musketeer oleo ran. &Allot : Ewa on Olivia, 5 to 2 eget Lady Warwick, and 4 to 1 bar two. Lady Warwick was lest off, closely attended by Rosins, clear of whom, at as ioterval of • length and • ball, same the favourite, Musketeer being tailed off early. A gamier of a mile from home Olivia closed with Bogies, and joining Lady Warwick in the straight, howled her at the distance, end woe cleverly by • length ; Reties aid Lady Warwick finished • dead beat for second place, Musketeer beaten off. Tea Turman= HANDICAP of 10 nova. each, 5 ft, with 70 added ; the second to save his stake ; °attain wieners extra. About two miles. (U mita, 4of whom paid I Dom) Mr. B. Marsh ' s Confederalist by Hie, Toss—Anglia, 4 yea. let 12Ib (11, (Anson ) 1 Mr. A. W. Howes Ellangowan, S yrs, 74 Sib (Prior) 2 Yr. Wodsott's Jevir (Hibbard) It Betting : 7 to 4 cos ,feviagton, 9 to 2 apt Coafederslist, sped sto 1 apt Santini. Dayrell showed the way, with Caafederalist lyiug at hia girtte Effusion= go i ng on third, and the favourite next. Tl;ey ran at a fair pisee is this order for the first quarter of a mile, when Confide , gelid passed Dayrall, end went os with a dear lead, the others in the order before awned, is Indian file, along the far aide, to the sure into the straight, where Sentinel bolted out of the optima and oh:tress the raib threw Booth, whose leg was broken. The Stand was passed the woad time without soy &yap, except that Jeinagton heron to close with Silitugowse, who got oo better terms with Dwell. Confederalist, still with a lead of two want till within aquaria: of a mile from horn', triz on eviactou ran into second place, and got oa better terms with Coofederalist, who cams on is advance into the straight, where Jervincton was beaten, and pee way to Bllasgowao, who within the distance eliallenged Confede ralist, and the pair ran home an exciting finish. but Ellen gowan never p li t tfetting up was defeated by a bead ; half • length se the second sad third, Darrell a bad fourth. Tea MIDWAY STASIS of 3 goes. each, with 25 added, for 2-yea-olds and upwards ; weight for age, with eelling ewes. Attest a mile. Mr. T. ttruthees Physician, by Chantlolser—Sarlshtly. aged. est Sib', H) (D. Hughes) t I Mr. Snarls Star Cross, 2 yrs, Mt Mb (1104 ).. (Hese) + Yr. Harley's Sndworth, 5 yrs, est Sib *Oil.. flelbberd, The follorrtng also ran : —Corinthian Tom sad Wistbsralms. Betties : 5 to 4 aget Physician, ap t 1 each sget Co6nthian Torn and Bedworth , and sto 1 Weatherglass. The favourite was first off, but in a few strides was passed by Corinthian Tom, sad the pair, together with Badwouth. went on in clam company into the straight, where Star Cross drew up, and went on is close company with Physi cian to the distance, wheoee the pair me home a head-and head straggle, which ended in a dead hest. Bud worth waa third, two lengths from the pair ; Coriethiaa Tom • ked foarth. Deciding best.—Betting: 2 in 1 ea P 17541168, who won finery by a neck. There woe ao advaiice as the selling THE TWO-Ttilt-OLD STAMM of 5 sows. each, with 40 added; colts, fist bib ; fillies, Set 71b ; elopers extra, with penalties and allowances ; the winner to be sold for 300 Eire. Five fortes's. (11 rube.) Mr. B. K Donbads Hasketoa Maid. by Adankaa—Preis Forward. Sat 416 J aralth) 1 Mr. B. Moetagne's t by St. Albans—Lady EIoP•o .Bat MB (Inc. SID retro (Prior) E Mr. Jones's t by Cannoble—Notoblne. Sot 41b..(1t. $ [lady' Daughter also ran. Betts og : 5t04 on Hasketon Maki, 3to 1 apt the Hop bias filly, and 7to 1 east fiesiße Delights,. The Hophine Any math play, Hadjea Daughter being in attend ance, with the favourite following about two lengths in her rear, as interval separating bar from the icy Kingetos filly. After going about half the diatoms, Heaketon Maid drew forward, sod assns eateries the straight took the decd. HadjVa Daughter retiring, the Lady Riegel/se filly took close order, sod the three sine ea ia elope oetepaei to the half &- Wes, where the Lady Sivas* filly held • slight &deur tap, but the favourite, gamely coatesting the result to the some w in in the last few stride. wed gaioed the jadp's fiat by • heed ; the iloplise filly stride, the muse disiteam from tha emend ; Dadra Daughter • moderato fourth. DEVON AND EXETER MEETING.—TtrisDAT. (DT TILIGRAPH.) TH. HALDON PLATS (Hoodicap) of 50 move. ; 'rinser, \I ' , Ir_ ant's a Gy's Awls; by Voltlgeur —Amazon, S 7^,lkt (Canaan) 1 Cartbh's Allow Me. 5 yrs, Tst. nib (toe. 7113 extra) (C. Gray) 2 ..(a Wawa) Ir. Woolcot:slityley," yrs,. thieken . fisara and Jamy also rim. Betties :Rte 4es Ander, 4 to 1 apt Jassy, 5 to 1 each ' sod Allow Me mid Chicken Hazard. and 10 to 1 apt Bap- , lay. Woo by a abort bred ; a bad third. Tin TrIVONSHIBI STASI/ (Handicap) of 20 rove. nob, I With 20 added • rondo winuere retie. Two miles. Ind Portaratutles Bydmonton, by Vengeance—Midis, $ yrs. Sit 511. • (Ciento) 1 ' Yr. T. Parr's Moose, 6 yrs, 24t 101 b (W. boyce) 11r. Starky's Wastrel, 4 yrs. 7.14 61b •C Pegs) 3 Boating : 7 to 4 on Svdmootoo, 2 to 1 eget Moon, and 5 Be 1 net Micalrel. Won in a neater by tea leostits ; a vary bad third. Tin CULT DEVONSHISI MONS &r&uB of 10 son. each. with 100 added ; for 2-yr-olds ; mita, Ilat 10Ib ; fld 61b; penalties *ad allownots. Half • mile. (27 whs.) Mr. Merryo Belsebub, by Voltlgenr—flatbmtne het 71b (L. wart lord Portsmouth's Robin Hood, eat (Inc extra) (Welts 2 Betting : 4to 1 era Robin Hood. Won easily by • lengtTax BELLING Brain of 3 arra each, with 25 tabled; ws4bt for age, with milliag anemone. Throe-quarters of a mile. Mr. B. dienle'm caulks' lido, by Promised Lind— ero:ads, yrs, tot 61b (50t; • (murrayl 1 Mr. ado Ecorw. 3 yrs, Sit lib (Cannon) 2 Oox weighed for the Banda wbo, taro* restive, lialleated her jockey, and did not go to the pool. Battle : 6 to 5 on Rower. - Wes wally by • length. Th• wooer was not sold. Toe DAWLI3II Aram (Handicap) of 5 son. each, with 30 added ; winners extra. One mile. Mr. York's Troublesome, by Hobble Noble - eary, I yrs, Wit 110 (X. Bdwarti Dir. B. Breyley's Moogrel, 3 yrs, 7st llb • Thomas's The Brigand, yrs, lit ) sib (earrtati M erta (C. Paga) g . Betting : 5t02 on Troublesome , who won by b ait • birth ; a had third. LICHFIELD RACE& -TUNIDAY. TM2 AIMS PLATI or E3O (Handicap) for all ogee; piastre extra. Half • milt. Cohan OM D. LlZell glßitsMantle. by Klngskon—PersgiMa Date l. I • yrs, Mb (J. r) g Lord Batsman's Gippeaf7 OM, 5 7n. rat 11th ..(J. Orlizabaw) • I Mr. H. Sorties 4 ms, MS ltlb (1. Taylor) 2 Tbs following also ma :- Itlinbargb, aparatun, Carvinstta, Mina, and f by /night of Kars—Petra. Batting : 6 to 4 apt Gipsy Girl, 4 to 1 apt Carniaette, 6 to 1 opt Blue Mantle, 100 tri 15 age; Idiaborgh, tad 10 to bar four. After three hilly*, Bias Mande, with Gipsy Girl awl Oarelsette, got swat is frost, sad coast into dye dip clear of Bdortock, fourth, Speranza beading the seek te this top of the hill, when she /all away, and ilortoek jolted Oarnisette. Inside the disburse Gipsy Girl looked like visaing easily, bat Blot Mantis being ia the vein to try to-day, challenged her appetite the lower wad of the irWostire, and woe, of • rod Pot, by • isegils, the saint between seeped bad third. Oarnismitt wan Mirth. two lengths frees Balorweek; *weep warn • bad Wt, IRdiaburgh sixth. 'Meg sett, with tht Petra ally last. • 11111 GOLD Our et 50 neva is tresio, added be • Maass, weeeret.kee of 5 revs. auk 2 It, tee alleges ; ukases tetra Otte stile. • (1 . saltdi) • . Mr. J. N. Astisy's Orates. 6 yrs, fit LID (Clamant) Lei Coventry's Tenamoo b). s ma. amil....(Janie) 2 Wparsay, Cadesu, and Alba IMO also its. THE guitEss, WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST 30 1865. Hitting Ato fi sot Tennyson, 7 to 2 eget Overture and sis 1 bar tow INintiyaoa got away with a clear lead: sod made play for the drat half mile, when Alice Lee rushed peat him and lad into the dip, but dying away oe semeding the bill Overtime palmed Alice and took op pod- Mee bless to Tenoyeou, whom he joined inside the distanos, and beading him opposite the enclosure, woo after a good ewe by half a length •, Mies Lee was third, a Meath is weer of the favourite, and half a 'seek in front of Wynaday. Wean, last throughout, was beaten off. A SWlSPirrAlla of 10 eon. each, 5 ft, for two and three year olds ; woight far age ; peseltim sad allowasma Half a mile. (6 mho) Hr. E. Buckley's Success, by Tomos—Boom* de Terre, Sim oat SD ilno Mb az) 4. ortiostaw) w.o. TRS FLYING SRAM (Handicap) of 50 *ors., added to swespetakes of 5 son. each ; whiners extra. Half a mile. (96 mho) Mr. W6(114)1,11 Proicaiption, by The Care—lady Tattoo, Bra, 7st Mb . (J. Grkuhawl 1 Opals D. Lewis Bas Mantle, 6 yrs. US glb ..13. Daisy) I Mr.W. Saunderta Belle of the Belt ma istillb (J. Adams) II lidgboace also Bettis; : 6 to 4 ea Prmoription, 7 to 4 apt Blue Wasik, 10 to 1 apt Belle of the Ball, and 20 to 1 apt Edsbaston. The latter was left at the pat sod took se part is the nee. The two favourite, got away nearly abreast (dear of Belle of the Ball) and came through head and head, a severs ram for a quarter of a mile miming, Blue Mantle failing to get fairly up wee blab s• short head. two lengths 'operating dm emend and third. ?RR OoriLAND NIISSM4T PLATS (Handicap) of 5 0 wow. for 2.ye.olds ; 'Seem extra. Tbree-quarters of a mile. Mr. J. BMWs Locket* th ey, by Tomboy or liommollou— Pol Blacheinl. 754 (Inc. 7lb alt.) (Ward) 1 Mr. Wallace's Shamrock eat Mb (I. Orlinshan) 11 ooetrers UMW Cams, eat (3. Kenyon) 3 ffeetiworth also pen. : 8 to 4 as Lockett Lacy, lk to 2 opt Shoe:nook, an1 .46 7t 1 0 e1 l apt Little Cam The favourite had the ram to hand hem the distance, sod son madly by a leeph. Little Car a bid third ; liaslloarth beaten off. fill MAJESTY'S PUTS of 100 galena; weight for age. Two mike. Mr. &welders Baena, by Tomo—pores' de Twee. it Sat alb (J. Orimahaw) 1 Mr. Cliffs The Userd. S yrs, let gib lienyo nl I Mr. Bilhanis Bakenoek. 4 yrs. 71b ..... (S. T 117106) $ Charming Woman also TIM Betting : 6 to 4 on Booms, 4 to 1 apt Mum* Wemeo, sto 1 apt Warnock, and Bto 1 apt lament. Wes by three lengths ; a bad third. • Dr. Linkester —Well, gentlemen, ; erhaos you woad adjourn until porlieeseat meets, but probably the man will be banged before that time. Mr. Smith suggested that the opinion of the law officers of the crows should be taken as to whether Southey scald not be brought op to Loodon. He wee &axiom to mom A Juror—Will you uadertaketo brieg him I Mr. Smith—l asanot. (Leughter.) Dr. Lankester—He is really as swum on the sewed amp as he would be here on the first, sad he would set be allowed a moment's freedom if be were amaltied on the first °harp. Be would be instantly into endody and eommitted epos your verdact. The sole question IN whether you have sufficient evidence to mod the ism for trial for the murder of the three children. You do sot tor deem him, you do not punish him, you °sly mad him te be tried by a jar,. lir. Smith expressed a wish to address the jury. Dr. Lankestee—it is see moat thatemineelehoold dares the jury in this smut. Mr. Smith—What I want to my is this — Dr. Lankester—You want to maks • speeds. (Laughter). Mr. Smith—He denies the Merge. Dr. lentunter—We know how he denies it. He MOW that he hem murdeeed the children is one seam, but hae sot murdered them is emitter sense. Dr. Hardwick then briefly addressed the jury, who re tired, and after hell en hour's deliberation returned. sad handed to the deputy-comer a verdict of " Wilful der" against against Ernest Walter Southey slim Blighis For ward. The foremen said he was directed by the jury to express their admiration of the manner Is which the medical eri demo bad been Lid before them. ; The prosodies' then terminated. THE HOLBORN MURDERS. The &Mourned inquiry into the cause of the deaths of Henry White, Thomas White, and Andrew White, the three children who were murdered at Stan's coffee house, Red Lionetrest, Holborn, on the 9th indent, was held yesterday in the board-room of the workhouse, Little Gray's-lumlana, beton Dr. Hardwick, deputy coroner for central Middlesex, sad the jury empannelled on the former day. Mr. E. T. Smith. Instructed by Mesas. Gold and Son, appeared to watch the proceedings on behalf of Ernest Southey alias Stephen Forward. Mr. Superintendent Swale *beaded on behalf of the pollee authorities. Dr. Hardwick, addressing the jury, said that Dr. Lan. luster had had an brave, with the Under Secretary of State for the Home Department ea the subject of the re moval of the roused panes. He (Dr. Hardwick) was sot aware of the result of that interview, but Dr. Laakester would be its &benders iii • short time, and state what had occurred. Dr. Lankester having arrived and taken hie seat betide the deputy-wrier, Dr. Hardwick said the jury expected to have had the accused before them, but there were difficulties in point of law which prevented his removal. Dr. Leaksetee would s tate the resat of the interview to which be had alluded. Dr. Unhorse mid that, believing the jury would like, If poesible, to have Southey present, he called at the Hoene office and had an interview with the Usder•Srenetery, is the absence of Sir George Grey. His reply to the application was, that it would be uttrrly impossible to have Southey brought up, ha having been committed for trial by another court. Had the emcee at Itemiser adjourned his baggiest, which he (Dr. Lanketter) thought would have bra the better innuse, the prisoner oonld have been brought up to London to attend this Donn. Net having done so, sod Southey having bees committed for trial foe wilful murder, there were now no mesas of removing him to Loados. The , ace known as Palmer's Are did not apply to a coroner's teeth It would be for the jury to arsider whether they had sufficient *riders to criminate the man Southey. The voluntary confession be had mode ought to diminish their difficulty on that bead, Of course, if the prisoner were found guilty of the Ramseur murder, he would not be bought up upon the verdict with reference to the murder of the children in Red Li:seeker. The following evidence was then given : Inspector James Lothar, of the Remagate polite, was swore. In reply to Dr. Hardwick be said—l ant head constable of the polies force at Ramegate. Os the morning of the 10th of this month 1 apprehended a person who thou gave his name as Stephen Forward, who said be had lately gone by the name of Walter Southey. Be did not cell himself Ernest Southey then. He was brought to the police station on • charge of murdering his wife add daughter at Hamner. While there, immediately after his arrival, he asked me had I bad • oenimunicatioe from Sir R. Moyne respecting the death of three children. I said no, but that I might have. Hs said then he wished to make a statement, but was not sufficiently collected. That was his expression. I left him then for about an boar, and in passing down the High-street I saw • placard relative to the death of three children in • news shop. I went in and bought the paper, sod there I saw that a man named Southey was suspected of murdering those three THE SUPPOSED MURDER OP A Wsrcumstr.—Yee. children. I returned to the police-office, and bad Forward terday Mr. J. Payne resumed at St. Bartholonew's.bespital alias Southey brought to the justice-room. His real name the a djourned inquest en the body of Jobs Dean. ea tth. is Stephan Fo_rward. He was bons within half a mile of man, who it was supposed had died from the effects of ../3arali n t. sa la d the jus . en tlearoo m m pl b ied e ari ta ked hins to7 pa l per shi , a pe ug us i violence committed by some person noknoen. After a Q : peeteaded g am ergsone, however , th e J ur y f oeti d a verdict ch bil that, Ii alas aleparlditroLgtowthehpimmurdwietrh of the hle wife m and a el " Accidental death." it three children at Stan's co ff eehouse, Id licia- Tim MURDERER K "W. — Lau ren " Kill will , street. Holborn. He said it was upon that subject appears, be hung un the 6111 of September for the murder of b e w ith,/ to write a oommue g ea ti ou , an d th a t b e wished Lieutenant Olutterbuok, of the sth Fusiliers. The the w the applications Attorney- General has refused to anction for rit it to be sent by telegraph to Sir Richard Mayne. 1 left him writing for more than an hour. What be wrote of error, on the ironed of the challenge to the array of I no w produce. He was then b r ought Wire the justices, jaws. —Sender? News Letter. add remanded ori the Ramsgate charge. After some era- ALLEGED MURDER AT WOOLWICH. —An inquest mioation, he applied to the justices for leave to read this was held yesterday at Woolrch, before Mr. Canter, ea the paper in open court. He was duly warned not to read it, body of William Coarderoy, aged 41, captain of a riling but he did so. I now put in the statemeet. Het nt WTOte vowel, and living at 21, Palish-street, Southwark. It sp. • rough draft, and made ait oopy of it. Both pro pared that on Friday morning • boy Named James Evans, ducied.) The entire writing iii his. I received the papers of 5, Rodeeyetresa, Woolwich, seeing a fish in the Thames from biol. This is the paper be wrote. It is dated (a common corners sire tee London sewage has been August 10.1885, and was as follows:—" Os Mooday, the diverted), was in the act of wading to get at it, when he 7th het., I took three children, whom I claim as mine by stumbled over the body of the deceased, who was last the highest, stngest, holiest ties, to the Star Cl alive near the spot at one o'clock the same morning, bora Red Lion- ra street, I fee feel l for * I bed or ch tter ildren exh all the in company with two girls and a man, alleged to be George affection a parent should . uly • austed Dickenson, of Quesn'moourt, Horselydor, the mate, who and wore out every effort of mind and body in my effects bad been employed by the decreased for three weeks. sad to secure a house sod trsiniog and a future for those chit who, it seems, thought the deceased had 84 or 91. on him: dren, as well as for the persons who also 1 feel were entirely but according to his wife's statement he could not have bed and hopelessly dependent upon me. I coul bee d struggle sad more than 30s. When the body seas feuod the derseed's bear up so longer. Envy support had n w Inl and gamey were gone. The watch, it was foetid, had from tile. My sufferlop were ao looser bearable. Ersey bees pledged by the mate , who had made contradictory last hops bad perished. By my latterly painful experience statements r4o where he and the deceased were during the of our present iniquitously defrays social system, I fore. four or five boars preceding one o'clock. The deceased% see I shall be charged with their murder. I am also bat was ford dry on shore, and marks of a blow were said charged with other creel murders as well. In the truest, to be discernible on his temples. The comae adjourned strictest sense of the charge, I deny arid repairer it. 'ad the inquiry for s pratenortem examination Sc be made. bread thereof, I charge back the guilt and crime THE MURDER IN • Po3l.lff-aolnia AT Ellthorrr. on the many who have by their pose sad red neglect brought about thee: Pad and fearful occurreacea." (He —On Monday an impost was held at Sheffield on the body thee .........A." throw the g uilt of the ... et pa, .. a of an elderly man third Aaron Allmon, who had bet dep .,, si l";; -- th ; s a a system, s7d upon Earl D L e l e th, Lor d murdered by two Irshmee, named Peter Device and Palmerston , ms Gee c,„. G... Mr . o wl" E. l h, s e e, r tea James Doyle. The fa cts disclosed during a protracted in- beery , sad • .-"" • h - Sa . other debugs*. personages.) quirt' were as follow :—About eleven o'clock on Balerday -17 : 1 - 7 Loohetwo _Th o men the not signed. Be thelleitiothamYthdythge,ilamhthroththwe were s hthth ee lt"w ee wi the k umemame th t ' handed them to me is his cell about an hour alter he wrote them. I have received a letter from him front Sandwich amoopt their number was Allison, who had very recently Gaol, It refers to Isotope 12 and other things which h retuned from Amerire. About half-rat eleven the two le , t retaine d , p ond omene p fear that Or Irishmen came io, and began to challenge the company to " 1 "P dm ' - • •• w•• 11 be taken of the photograph. fight. The challenge was declined, wberenpoe Doyle struck Dr. Hardwick—ls it • photograph of himself! a man named Thompson. The father of she latter called his wisseee_Ne sir, et a lad y. earlant • fool, and was himself knocked down by • fearful blow over the right eye. The dreamed, who was sittine The toiletries is a copy of the letter alluded to : behind, gut up and a dd. r• D u et let u . y aw , a roa .ts " Sandwich Priem, August 14, 1885. Sir,—From the The two Irishmen tweed upon him like wild ruts anxiety which was evinced to pt possession a my photo knocked him dor, and kicked him in the meet brutal PaPh an Seturdser arid the dishonest means employed, I manner all over the body as be lay oa the fiat . Doyle then have bees led to fear that such measures may be employed ran out of the hoar to his lodgings, and retuned with • to get possession of the photograph of • lady which was in heavy poker, but when he got back to toe door be wee told my pocketabook when left with you, and which besot been that the old man was dead. He made off sad changed hie restored to me. Please to inform me writhe, this ham been clothes. but was captured directly. It was ford by the retained in your power= the whole term, so that if not. other persons in the house that AMOOD had died almost and that eerie, of it have been taro, T may give rosseary immediately from the effects of the kicks eat blows. A informers to my solicitor to have • stop put to any such poet morns= examination showed that death bad boo. illegal re being made of the seine.—l am, sir, yours. m oored by the effusion of a large quentity of blood upos the aPiwiftill.j. X W. SOUTHrr (formerly ellisd Stephen For-' brie. The evidence showed that the prisoners had goers ward). To Inspector Lorick, Rainsgate." into the publio-house with the determination to create • Examination retread—Another letter !equine me to disturbance. They were not drunk, and the unfortuoste band over • copper card plate. These things were retained deceased was quite sober. The coroner said that, in his at the Ramsgate station. I produce them, as I thought opinion, considering the wanton nature of the attack, there they might be of importance in this inquiry. He rigos the war no element of manalaughter in the case. The jury letter, "Southey, formerly ealled*Torward." The eant plate returned • ordiatof " Wilful murder" agains t Do e' s and ' is marked, Ernest W. Southey. Devine, sad they were committed to take their trial at the To a juror—The photograph is net the likeness of the Leeds 011iZOL—Leeds Mercury. woman that was murdered. GLASGOW POLICEMEN CHARGED WITH DitOwletho To Mr. E. T. Smith—Southey was apprehended on the _...... 10th. He has not made any further commualcatioo to me A MOT.—A strange story, which wears a very ugly lap.. ere t those I speak of, nor did he make say other star as regards two night anistables at Glasgow, who are now _ens me th is that at to ethies I have glees evid ence. in custody, has bre divulged. It may involve en rouse- "''' lion of murder against one or both of the men. On Friday is Dr. Hardwick—The letter produced by Inmector Levi& ' ed " E. W. Southey, formerly call morning Stephen morning they had bonded out some wretched lads from • si g a rd e Forws . place of shelter at Port Doodle, when they were passing the night outside—es it is the rot of many wearable Dr. Lankester—l think there •sufficient evident* as Mt creatures to do. The boys left the spot, ben t t the identity of Southey sad For w a rd. purred by the policeman. It would seem that Mr. Smith aspersed his surprise that the letter spokes of on the former day by inspector Thompson, found by him something et a jar a r i l sou had ensued batwaaa a t the h of the w oman who has charge of th e Mlle one of the lads who hired behind his comrades and the constable who overtook him ; and the latter g irl, had a" been Frada°"l. visa ation tinued—l foetid letter ia , is charged with bring pushed the youth into the u _ ll _, c ,:_ B " l . I ° . rpocket se directed to Mr . fewer , saperiLiedent el canal. At all events, the statements of the remaining ?""'7 • - .• . follows ' : three boys and of the second policeman agree to saylog that the Worcester P•••••, which •••• •• the two were on the bank together, and that Broadl "June 11, 1864.--Sir.—Yatt are at liberty to eiomrnuti. soh was the boy's name—was immediately after seen 'bug. ate to Earl Dudley that he has been indebted to me for ging in the water ; his dead body has bees for very near the preservation of his life hem an unser danger, and that the place, his companions having spent two days is search- the power to retinue such protection is sow taken from Mg tor it ; aid no report as to the reverence was made at ma—Yours respectfallY. " E. W. Bonito." the oohing-00es by the men-one of whom now says that Dr. Hardwick said that the letter referred to by Mr. he insisted epos making known what had taken place, but Smith was that in which Southey stets& to Mrs. White was overborne by the waned and menace of the other. that if she did not retnra to him, something more terrible The authorities are directing their beet attestioe to the would happen than she had ever heard of. singular and mysterious Mimosa. —North British Maas. Mr. Arthur A Bioxall exansited—l live at No. 309, High Holborn, and aim a chemist. Oe the monies of deginS 8, FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT S he en the Saturday Mr. Whyley held an inquest en the body of h"‘""" q u "'" put sight " d nine o'clock, • In" called and asked me to make him up a bottle of chalk mixture . stating It was for a child &pout ten years of age. She bad Philip Gold, veteriaary sumac, whom death occurred • . under circumstances detailed below. Wm. Charles Ford brother I. h i e bubo.. as been neglected while stopping with some friends, and was stated-1 am acting with my verrinery surgeon. I know the deceased. He bad put , m u t cl 2. l _ from d l scch ","; ./Ed""kidZ""„!? pat Is "me Pa abased my brother's business, and mine to Ifiggleswade atr,....'`'="" e r tr.- se. Whilst. I "pi, mixing the., about a week ego. On Thursday evening be west with me i',""S` "" i ... r. AA . " '7 1 7 /o 'll h r: . l' i r re., l "r__.".. _ 'I , Stunt a to the reilway statics. I was going up to London by the _.7, '2,7_,_ ° ''''''', a° 'MU Doe Day soy, Dor 7.50 trate. I was in the carriage, standing up, when the ask f ar Searle , is , train moved on. The deceased was standing on the step . Mr . . made o rieraoae n onaos ore, M raly s tn ,s a juror, said that talking with um, but bearing the guard's whistle I asked 1 Lod mg"' 7 had t: e t e he *v e e r c i t establishment in h iss ta et mama * He made a jump , sad I mm trace I T tild as been found. peace by Southey, and no hill skoidd ha int "r bas u es tr is es tat ig r o l a csn a t gee eh t : esid eleaM ir" seet him ! Mr. Dioxin (to the Cornea ) —l took the man to be • medical man. He paid Sd. for the mixture. TM train was stopped. Samuel Wanes said—l reside at pis „ 1 To Mr. Smith— I had never seen the min before. He f ßiall orm iel as oadsi sii nt s r eta" Li o n w the toad is l eth wa. } . °D ir th . °I saw answers the description of the man arrested at Romp* the tre esstart. The deceased was rtaadiog on the stop ' dmy bottle was found in the bedroom at Mister% °Wee aim it be , house. I have not had an opportunity of identifying the , talking to Mr. Ford. I reared to Mr. Jiegins I wasnot accostomed to get off troths in motes there must Dia l . . s . w n t sort of roan was be ?—I bre sot the slighter re be both seas forward, bat before we collection. I cou ld t sawhether he had m h be an accident. I had barely sa id the words whom he fell 1 cou so y ad mob ' from the carriage. I Dr. Lank ter—Was he puss er old I—l reall did not whiskers could get to him be was pulled I. by the train. Mr. Jigging , prefeesional ericiOter; roadie( at Siggleswado, confirmed .. k . n t _._ 0/ him se . y the seldom* of the last wittier. Mr. Stevens, surgeon, . ''' • ••••• °"'''" deacriptios. He was only in " mrplees:::abo . e u t u e t7t;a bo Setea ws. " was seat for, and ea arriving at the statism he food the i. beli e ve him to , the sun dammed quite dead. The iajories were murk as to cause i 1."" —• jeeiess death . easy „ earth & a ...di e t 4re keet a este l , feu a d m_ the room _witii . th e murdered children. um., The eree 27 . yews et eire. _ asiferci rues. , svideeas Dr. thakester—t utak, geatienten. you have waffloisat ere you to eatable yea to corns to melodist. O R TITAL PALAOI. ONE EIHULLING DAY.— Y ou h are this tothontoo now the tow's o Tosermr, AUGUST 119.-- Aaminfitall en Pa)lal.•• 28,710; ' Mr. Smith—So far from sonfaming, heintt i 7el l y dries end dater' he mare stoker / 3,761: total viviterr. 32,472. repudiates the charge, awl le soother leiter he rains his DaWal delicious health restoring Bwealentei desire to be brought go L e pa g e to m a ke a ...taw.% Mies AratSee cures, without medicine er g em the coroner here. I submit be eight to be bausght hem """"""). Co . "C asthmia. `" ek "" "alaaa Me give his Yentas et the matter. Ceastipettea. errelle. Wipe% UMW. sad= erst*WoM, ead saves My times Its soda *thee Dr. Laniester--Be bas given his own evoke of it 10,0e0 cepa annaslo.—tet Ding sad Co., No. 77, ' already, sad you how as well se I dotted nothing shoat el Lea W. r air 110.. In Yd.; UM.. Tes....At i ,f2gr . a ,an act of parliament cad being him up. the I- I • Jam—Tim there reit to he one passed. BRTITATO AT MANOHESTIOL—Turnar. ST. LIG= tto 1 opt Olodtatear (t f) 100 to 8 apt Aral:oda (off 7 to 1 TM Duke (t and t 100 to T) off) 10 to 1 Chrt.tosso Carol Bto 1 Regalia (tend w) ( 0 g) 100 to 12 ICloffooko (t) CRICKET. SURELY v. &Inane/R.—This match wee re amed at Southgate yesterday, and ended in a defeat of the Surrey Clab by 126 num. Their total score wee 91 for their drat and 70 for their mooed innings, making a total of 164 ; whereu Southgate made 170 sad 130 ; toW, 290. UNIT= BOOTH or ENGLAND V. TWZNYV.TWO Or 80012. IND.—This match wee played yesterday at 11.30 ;and bobs the ern appearenoe of the eleven ►t Southend. it wee the mew of bringing together a large and fashionable at tendon*. The twenty-two batted in careful style spinet some very good bowling from James lAlywhite, jun., Mertleek, Humphrey, sod Sewell, and ie their first innings they scored 143. The eleven scored 101 in then fine sad 69 for one wicket in their wood innings. MIDDLESEX SESSION& Wore Mr. Om DeputpAisisbratJap.) John Prow: Walkor, formerly • ceritioatedattereiri, we ticketed as follows. Amelia Poise, of No. 30, Parkaeld4treet, lal wife of Lewis James Palo*, said. at the beginalog h oni year, the prisouer introduced her to Mr. Grayson. who wee to do busiosee for ber, and to sot as her solicitor. Is April last she gave Mr. Grayson instrestiese to wipers a deed foe her, and she saw the prisoner at Mr. Grayson's several times. On the 29th of Jnoe ohs saw the is Osford street, s o m e r. Harding was with her. W said they would require s mosey for stamping sad enspossiag the deed, SI Mr. Grapes would sot do it nukes ke bad the matey Furiously. She told him she bad not the money thee, but that Mr. Harding would supply him with the money I on her behalf. He was to meet Mr. Harding an the Thurs. day following to receive some moesiy. _He said that if the money wee paid the deed would be ilniahed in three or four days. She honored that the prisoner had bees sent by Mr. Grayson, and that the money was far Grayson. George Harding, of No. 16, Ecimand•terraco, Netting hill, said he was to become trustee noder the deed of Mrs. Paine. In June last, while Mm. Paine was with him, he saw the prisoner, and he said, "They will want 31. to stamp and engross Mrs. Paloe's deed." He told the prisoner that he could not have the mosey thee, upon which he asked for 10s. for parchment, and that sum was paid Ot t, On the 4th of July he as the prisoner by appo and he said in a few days the affair would be completed. He then 'gave him 21. 10a. more, and charged Mts. Pains with 31. James Grayson, of No. 13, Great Ormond-street, solicitor, said the prisoner had been in his employ as clerk, having en terd is November, 1864, and left about the 10th of Julie, 1865. Early in the year be introduced Mn. Paine to him (laniar), and she retained biro to do her Fullness, and to prepare a deed appointing some new trustees. Whoa, drew the deed, and mot it to Mama. Drake and Sea, the solicitors on the other side, for approval. He did not authorise the prisoner to get the draft deed beak from them nor did be at any time authorise him to apply to Mrs. Paine for 31. for stamps and parchment, and he had not paid that sum to hies at any time. The jury returned a verdict of Guilty. The Deputy-Assistaa4Judge said that be bad been found guilty upon very satisfactory 'vitiates, and it had bees clearly proved that be never paid the money. The punish meet which we shall indict will be oothieg la compari son with that which he would moire hereafter, for, as a eonvicited feloo, be would be struck to the rolls. The oar was then sauteeing to be kept to hard labour for moths. THE POLWE COURT& GiI7ILDHALL. Mine. Louise Pierrdte Valentin appeared to • summons taken at the instance of M. Rages* niers, before Mr. Aldermen Pinnia, charging her with perjury. Mr. Bibton, instructed by Mr. Ball, appeared to prom cute, and Mr. Leverson conducted the defence. Mr. Ribtou said—l appear before ou is copped al • summons which was granted last Mond ay by Mr. Aldernms Salomoes, sgainst Mete. Valentin, for perjury which was committed by ber at the last manias bald at the Old Bailey. On that trial she was the promentrix in a emerge of perjury against Jean Lefoureade, and on that occasion he was found guilty. I may as well state that the application is ally made preliminary tu that of • summons which will be applied for against • M. ooullan and • Madame Wray and others for the same off eeee during that triel. The charge of perks, to which lam to cell your attention to-day is • very simple one. I will only give the substuies of what the defendant stated nu oath. She then pee evideocethati she first arrived in Loodoa on the 27th of September. and was never there be fore, whereas she bad been there is the early part of Sep tember, which she expressly deeded. I think I shall be able to show that between the dates ie which as muse to Lou don the first time, which was in reality the Bth of Septem ber, and that of fo the second time, which b ad, e averred, on the 27th the lame month, that she through M . Lefousieds, been disposing of abates of the Orleans Rail way, the Paris and Lyons Railway, and the Omnibus Compaq. Evidence at some length was then gone into, after which, at the request of Mr. ltihton, Mr. Alderman Finish. de cided os remanding the defendant, and released her oa her own reeognithattes. LONDON, TILB RAILWAY URY, ANDSOUTHEND The ordinary general half yearly meeting of the above company wee held yeeterdsy, at the London Tavern ; Yr. C. J. &mv (chairman of the company) in the chair. The SSCRIUST (Kr. Keaset) hams read the advertine• meat convents; the =maim The report wee taken as read, sod The Csaimult proceeded to move its adoplio. He sad that the shareholders being already ba possosisa of its coo -1 Mute, he had very few observations to„mahat alter* was as McNees for the balf.year of 4501. in the grime receipts, but on the other heed there was an mouse in the expenses which eountabalaneed it. However, the proses was as exceptional rate of expoditurs, end did not wean them. Jf they bore is mind that the previous Malty's: @bowed an increase of 1,0001. oa Its predecessor, the increase now an. nonoeed could not be deemed unimportant, otetaidering the small grove amount of their capital. The ferry tolls also showed aa increase of 1.0001, which might all be looked upon as net profit, seeing that it bad not arisen from an Menem is the number of possesers, but from an advance in the Celle. Mr. Ciosegrr saw muck to satisfy the shareholders a the present state of the company's affairs, but eon:mislead that one of the directons. Mr. Co" persisted in retaining hie seat at the board in spite of the formal vote of the meeting. Sir M. WILLS also objected to the retention by Mr. Cope of his mat, and complained of the heavy tolls paid by their ormayeny to other lime. The CnAnutss, in reply, said that the question of tells occupied the melons attention of the directors, after which, The report and sooonote ware unenimouely adopted. The business terminated with • vote of thanks to the directors. STAINES, WOKINGBAM.WAY AND WOKING RAIL. The twenty-fifth half-yearly meeting was hold yesterday at No, 7, Broad Sanctuary, Westminster Mr. .1. GAZDAID in the chair. The Onsraxne, ie moving the adoption of the report and acomote—an abstract of which has already bete lima —observed that the falling off is the Ascot traffic was easily socrounted for by the accidents that had occurred the week preceding the nixie. Hardly any ladies bad pa. trosised the railway this Tear and there could be no douot that those disasters had fright:mad them away. On the other hand, the general traffic, which was of • more whole some and useful description, had exhibited a large im provement. This was the mere gratifyisg, because liplike the Ascot returns, the receipts from general trait, • were sot dependent upon the state ef the weather, or the fears excited by accidenta, sad the improvement was there fore likely to be oontinuous. On the whole, tbes, he felt , that they bad every reams to congratulate themselves upon Ow malts of the half-year's operations. They bad two IDIOS in warm of isoestractioa, and both of them were making setisfastory progress. The one from Chertsey to Virginia Water would be opened this sutures, and the other from Suoningdale to Blaekwater by this time Rut year, so that he was fully justified in urging the proprietors to go on, hoping for increased returns and better dividends. Mr. KzriLIRD. 11. P.„ seconded the motion. Mow some discussion, The report and amounts were unanimously peeled. wad the dividends were declared ea follows, viz. :-51. pee met per annum on the preference shares, amounting. less imam ten, to 1,2231. 19a. 2 d. ; 4s. pee: share, or at the We , of V. per met. per mama, amountio& lees lama tax, to 2,4971. 17s. Id., on the ordinary amen of the mummy, leaving • bsismoir of 161. Ills. Bd. le be earned ferweed to sent balf•yeez. 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Bresepthe Oth .rgeatreet, Manrion• house and Highwick, Dermal ». stockbroker, Sept. 8, at WARINIL Hero. Hampshire, corn desist. Sept. 13, dot Nnonatallaa I.lloX.Chinsfortiesex. cattle dealer. Septlisatt. Samuel , W 1181 JUNIN; Onesdedieseere, taboo** eserchant, Sept 16, al IL /Ante ARM% Upper Lewisham, Kent, Sept 16, at 11. WILLIAM BourrnoiLl'addington-green,honee seent,Sept.ls,44, fenouth BionaND, Nithord.plaes, Belfrathetthare , halm. Sept. it, at IL TROIA' CHAPMAN, Finibury-inarket, second-band bookseller, Septa& at 11. liammint MILPen nut Hanover-elm* South Belgravia. author, Sept 16, 'tit Tacque lAthoW, Polendstreet, oordwainer, Sept. 16, at 12. IN Joss, Canthridgeetrest, Hacionyene hoot Curer, Sept. 16, at 11. Jona aeriaAU., Muswellbill baker, Sept,. 111. at IL M lauluaa NNW. Islington.ter., Bernsbery,baker,Septli Alinaaw 111726/, Shoredltch, boca d Sept 16. at 12. TB en, Patna SIMI. Upper Norwood, Storey, and Hetton‘ don, ironmonger, Sept. 16, at 1. ARTHUR FIRDIMAND "lIVISAMIL Celestial-Street, lalonaquar and Yenchnrchetron. Sept. Li, at IL 101111011 TILLEY, Globeetairs, Rotherhithe, licensed victualler , Sept 16, at 1. Curates , Sept. 16 Mthallo, Unionthreet, Boasers4own, asennfactthieg hemist, at 1. Omani HOWARD, Grenville-piece, 110411sey-road, bootmaker, Sept IS, at 1. Aeartnth Woodville-tenses, Stoke Neologies, ' merchan t Sept at 1. Joann( 01oRD, Oro -reed, Brines, main, 8* la !south lam, New-rod, Itothediths, learneysisth Sow printer. Sept. It, at 11. 1001 Stallion". bridge-ter., Harrow-road, _builder, Sept.ll AICHisaLD HortelSbnag, Ifieloae7. dirk Admiralty-calm flomerethhothe..ll l . 14 et 11. Jose's Srolf7th, Alined-terQesen'oreed. Bayswater, porter of Franck paperhas&P. EthLA ag lamas Joeua HANN, YietorkethethWemedusinr , pad iamen• tarp agent, Sept. 8. at IL ALFA= Jaaltrm MARTIN, Stratford, Ire; agent for the 4 - beer. Sept S. as It MARL= PIERO!, Greet Toweratreet.Clty, sitorner,Heztitter. Bitsiuthu fgatorrot Charterhowarban, Doeneed Sepal,. at I. CRAIG.= PRAM HenlyenThansee, Oxfordshire, cordwakm, Sept. I!, at 11. JOHN CALM, Beckley-row, lotherhithe, tailor. Sept 12, atoms WANLY Naar, Tileharet, Berkshire, Spin . • 1101 RD VW/IL= 110 0 eurr, EN-terra" Hac, 1 clerk. Sept. 12, at IL Eictuali Feiss PateoLar, Southampton. and Millbrook. Mitre, auctioneer. Sept 12, at IL Joni Oturnra, Gravesend, commercial clerk. SePt TROIA. MUM, Woodford. Itesex. late 'Nether, Sept. 11 Moue Moe l s,Wermwoodst, lsl thopegatabn ilder,S th t, ULU WILAIIRRZ sad I.IIOINDA WRAY, Manor Rise, 7 boot manufacturers, Sept. 13, at 11. JOHN RICHARD 11111st01. broastitonaquare, Bromides, atonal bettor on the turf, Sept. 12, at IL CILIUM WILLIAM riTo, feat India Avenue, T eadenhall end Wilton-house, Highbury New.park, Zest India 8* 6, at 1. WIU•IiW Hanoi. 13,thigatokk Hints, stonemason, Sept.' Joartha GROOM?, fitoke.tipoe•Trent, tailor. Sept. 21, at lf JOHN Silirsoa and JOHN RASiIIoWOoD, Rugeley, Meth printers, Sept. 8, at 12. 11011A11AM IDWAIne, Newport, Monmouthshire, innkeeper, Sept 8, at 11. Brae STLVAIN lone, Newport, lionmouthsh— Sept 8, at 11. WILLIAM Magi, Redraft, Cornwall, starter, Sept 8, at loam CATFOIN, BeNtpton. Devonshire, eaddks, rept. L r WILLIAM CLIMILS. Bradford, woolataider, Sept. 11, at U. Enthuse' WHIATLIT, last Belford, Nettauglittinaire , Begot 16. at 12. HEIST WILL= Eccles/UM, Yorkshire, Sept 15, at 12. Jona ROMS 0110A11. Liverpool, J Ants, SWL 8. at 11. WHLII.M klitallY,Wategloo,Lanc re, centrector,Sept BONN MOOS UvespooL and Edge-lase, Laacashire, wwwoltbot, ktpf. Joel Moog, Liverpool. grocer, Sept. IT, at it. JOHN FRANCIS lialthelithD, Manchester, Nona Sept 21. at 11. Janke Ltheau, AndosteinderLyse, camathelos Sept 11, at 11. BliaJakmi 1 OCTIDDOZ and Jllm 1001LIM411, Cathie, makers. Sept 111, at If. Hole louring, men., Birmingham. gilt jeweler. Park lasve Willrrl3, °Myelin, York tire, tailor, Sept. 8,1 Mrs fiummimmuis,Failsworth.Luiessh., be cher,Sept.', IRMO Moe. Pemberton. Lancashire, horse tenter, Oct Games Carreszar, Cheltenham. working smith, BeN .Tnoitu KAM, Kanieford, Gloncestenh.. _baker, &at ll 8 IDWARD WILLiAna, Cirmburla, Gamorgenthirs, Bell keeper, Sept 18, at 'I. WiLLus Psairrica, Wellington, Unceinshire, ltheiceraith. 11, at 1L Wawa? WoOLthr, Handle" WHIM bark carter. Sept. Joenru Ontroirr, Manchester, beg' nierobant. Sept. WILLIAM HAIBLYST, Jan., Lewis% Lancalhire. blacksmith, Sept. 14. at 2. IJCluan SnAkrunt, Tyklealey, Leacath., shoemaker. Sept: WiLitan JONA Nextb.Glamotriasb., blacksmith, Sept ' AMIN CANNON, Capernwray. Linea., corn miller. Sept Witting OuvaLthath Shields, forams shipwrlght,Bepti lose Ofthow, South Shields, grocer, rept. 8, at Ili. Jona WILLIAM; Liverpool. joiner. Sept 19, at it THOMAS JIMMY. LiverpooL boardingbthse keeper, Sept.l J ANTI £ILLIY. Liverpool, butcher. Sept. 11, at S. WILLIAM CICOR, Liverpool. Lie tobscoothet, Sept. 110, at 3 Monte WiNDlA,Uverpool, late fringe isanufacturer.SepLi ROWS Han, Bertoa.uponMumber, Lincolnshire, rept 9, at 11. Jona MULL= fitarroa, Syston,Leicestert.bther, HURT JainieJll2llsoll. Stafford, baker. Sept. It, at • JOHN WATCRAM, Waithbrook, Suffolk, painter, Sept. 9, • Rosier lisiser, Qacescion, Lekasessthdre, henhouse Sept. it. at 11. Joni Marna, Creethwalte, Cumberland, jolner, 84 pt. 'Liman) lams, Weethouree,Seuea. miller, Sept 14, 3061,141 MIMS, Mother, Warwickshire, marine store Sept 18, at 10. Jona Dame, Lehearld, Lardispanehlre, Sept. 9, at 11. WOMAN BOTLZ, Hulas% lancsAldre, provision dealer, lb, at It Miran= MOone. Heatoe lonia, lancashlre, manager pub loNnes. Rept. 16, at It WILLIAM RALILL, Bleaster, Orthrdeh., °Doper. Sept. Gaul* Sarni, Incester, beteber, Sent 14, salt LAST ELAKINATIONS. Oct. IL J. L. Roberta, WednesSekl-heath, near Wo ton, grocer—Oct. 6. J. Bird, Weathr Staffordshir thartersuther—Oat. 8. O. Pridney. Worcester, builder—Oct. S. Proctor, Chesterton. Staffordshire, builds —dept. 26. Glover. Latoester, grocer—Sept. 11. I.T. Grieves, Cardiff, oh mist -Get 6. T. Smith and J. -mith. liamley, Yorkshire, do manufacturers—Oct 6. It C. Cass. Sautorosgh, grocer—Oth J. kllla. Omen Yorkshire. cloth manufacturer—Sr repperdine, Lincoln, timber merchant—Oct 1. Buthtn, Denbighshire, grocer—Oct 2. J. H. Dillow, breed sod flour dealer—Oct. S. J. (knell. Uverpoth —Oct. 3. W. liamphens and lt ZBY. UthrPoel fantwa — um J. M. Humphreys, WeletlpooL W. Revell, - Liverpool, late gement 717 i: Ste. Manchester, watchinaker—Sept. li. J. Shaw, Acjgrat. caddre. cotton spinner—Oct. 4 lonstain, Sh . —Oct. 4. T. Marshall, Shefleld, Nether —Sept 19. " loam, Brendoe. theaLirt lenner—ilept. lit J. WU ham, Cheshire. ftuakreper—Oct. 17. W. Derthoed. Yorkshire. sewer's assistant— IspL DI 41 Arnold. I lab of Wight. baker —kept. St J. Wilkins and 91 2 Hyde, Isle of Wight, boot and shoe dealers—Sept. at. Hulme, Lancashire. medical student—a -pt V. P. /14 ford, leneardere, coal dealer —Sept. 11. T. Dela, f irraver—Sept. 21. T. Linger', Salford, railway porter—Oat. W. Whitfield, Bunion, Denbighshire. grocer—Sept 21. W. pea, Ipswich, engineer-oot t C. lintehhoga, Enter, acetic —Oct 3. J. Way, Brislum, Devonshire. tailor—Oct T. Wilson, Martin-by-Timberlend, Lincolnshire, Oct. 17. J. PaLcbi ld. New Sleaford. Lincolnshire, • 18. 8. Sabbury, Brisham. Devonshire, eaartner —L Rather, liedieish. Saffolic, M eier -04. IL la Yeses, Glamorganehire, collier—Get. 4. J. Winder. Nig, bear retailer—Sept. 29. O. Ramadan, Nita Y om_ founder -Oct. 3. R. Horne, Boteedele. Suffolk. baker—Oct. W. Aplin, Wakefield, Yorkshire, police chok—Oet. J.l tihurdington, Gloucestershire, gardener—Get. 24. W. Sc Shleldßeld, attorney's clerk—Sept. IL J. Naftali. Padfield, shire, spinning ieuther—Oet. IL A. 0. Bray, Tavistoth. Wm, mason. BANIBAPTCII I I ANNULLED. August 2. ettliths JAMBS IMAROOD, Birchmcraplar stead-road, attorneys clerk. Nand et MORN JAMES St :Me 115a111010, dumber', leadenballetniet, rip broker. Amgen St ARTHUR BASTOW, Medford, Yorkshire, 131•111111CTAIR. DICLANATIOIS 01 DITIDENDEL THOMAS LOWDEN, Goidamttbatrest and Gutter-) warehouseman -1g dividend of Ng., August ' subsequent Wednesdays, st Edwards's, riassiughell THOM As NORMAN, Stamford BUNG, Neethamptorm viotualler-Ist dividend onL, Avenel IL end i gee" Wednesdays, at EdweAlre. Buhighal•lll*llt PITII VINCLAr TIMOTHY, Markrateetrest, near surgeon -Ist dividend of 3s. 10d., August 30, and l "lent Wednesdays, .A Fctirards'a Basinghalletrees. JoSIPH Haney Jr.. 1111, Soitbanrpton. media,/ practitioner, Btallaridge, Dorseashlre, draper-id dividend August is. and thous arabesque" Wednesdays. Baidnithall-surest HURT lirreacock, Few"crenroad lot dividend August :40. and three subsequent Wedneeday., I limingbalietreet Rion lILINILBORN, Southampton, groosr-lat 21 Rd., August S O, and th ree subsequent Wt ikirardis. Basingbaltaimist. BONRIT &WIC= and &ISM Brinell. Jun.. Barbican, bookbinders-2nd dividend of t r t i nto new proofs). August $O, end Wes . Wednesdays, at Mamas's, Barringbaildweel flung sad Cissis, Liverpool bookaellers-lag Eddied any Wednesday. at Tamer's. Liverpool EDMUND ELLWOOD. Buller. Cheshire, hinner-lat Be. U., any Wednesday, at Turusta,lAverpoo/ Wii.usa Romanis gacparate estate). ItUtiain• 1 ` dend of Se 9 I , any Wednesday. at Turn" ZIMIUND PUGH. Rainhill, merchant's sleek-lot 15.64., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Limps" DMUILNUL Sept. &J. Hanby, Liverpo "itch nesuatiegger G. Thomson Liverpool Doo bdier IL Birkenhead, Cheshire, cement dealer-gept. 111. Taunton Soutersetabtre, tneduesser-Orpr. 9. 0. - ter, balder-Sept. tt T. Gonsisi. UnsdoSio, In.._ blacksmith - Sep& 14. 0. Work lotbasnana. Tornados, Saul a K Debase, SONO OPOSISSIMW-04. S. Mt. fildwallatre" UAW, bilidsr-asea AL Easter, oosfectioner-Sept 11l I. X Taunton. shim chemist-Sept. W. S. W. Itaoh ms. St Mars Odra. grooms-Sept IL J. &sem somr-..5& is s. H. 1. sue% Masse. jewallor-dant Cabana/ Wasklerd Mllls sad Wallas RHO, Soosrss I=l . oillor-490. M. J. Deft', Alsvesalaz•. WWI Sept ss. J. F. Laos szylk_Ad eseNtsPrineefe. l'Alit.r alilln J. Radon and J. T. PrOCUir,_ agelnkarel manulactarers -I. G. !taboo I. Doman, sod Z. Ii Walliossotroot. COL end ant hems, so tar se . .. Doo-P. 4. Bobrsinor sad C. A. iawnosoalanose. Ada, hedge oarctonno-J. lONA D. ides . W/ Itstiolass ourabanto-L W. itoods wets O. Wood sod d. eceised, -rogrdre, mmekeserre-3. Wigan sag 0. IL W-.• : ..... roads person- W. Woo mad J. Swabia, a. willion..W. I. Wisp. til. H. ....._ =roes Woo. Intututtke. wal ....... b ft. W W. JolornaL Robots and J. sitssit&W. 11111107 nod 1 W. CZII7 . lo- / 1- ` - ' - ' G . ' c - ,...---...-4.-... A. Ainsworth, W. H. Dannstt, sod S J. Beale. Hiatt 1ien.....- Forest-MU, Kent : sod Dolharn end tit. Osyth, E... . - --r.: . yo pi so far as regards A. Ainsworth-4. M. Pike awl H. O. - 1 - .04, a ,„ Esstwtreet, Bethnsi-greelt, la -J. M il ler A 5i,.... - ." - • MAI ' ton, end P. M. Miller. Li, merchants -J . ' -- " 1 . . Dreamed asa W. Popplowell, Mottoes% erasure, wacklne wool ae -- tv. S. - °Maned and J. Seaward, Chlopside-J. A. w.-..._ ---- Woe. (deceased), J. R. L. Waisablu, us .0. J. g a d., ,7 - -v0n,..,_, •.. • street, Weshaloster, periledestary agente-W. 1i•140.7"' Acrd. G. kiL Idlean. Cfigs h io= yrik sal Mike.: AISIACH COLT= sod 1112,011211 On VlaTiftitWiek,arryaws, Sept, ' NM 6. (at le- 1, at Cat and hacks lacwa, Idiaboro. it it Joon PISMO. Miloselsert, bolsi keeper, dept. S, At t h e rchaats es4ll. Jo H arllkaleNd. liamaL Idhalmegh, Cabinet maker, aso 6. a s &mei ,-, lAOILWA2 Rooms KIKVIZT 1, 1 ", WriAun = 6. lWashert oll . ta il or. Sena Lat Its Meow Call- Hotel Ilumbertos. Ma W ahl Dm° lIT' bilker, gauss humus =inhume, autputtos agent, &as • SINI9 0 " -aP911 9' -•••••s- LC. Liao sod Turnbull's ZOOMS, HAlnbergh, -- e- -. ot aw--_______------ Bair, Lunge Dagger, Mei, Csithwessokirs, 'addle?, Aro 4, id fringlierlast Colest= Rote Wick. agoLlff I- N Kro/lar ISHIS HieKneettoll sod Omani CHISHOLM, Leith, wool hot. ReO' • Kept. 4, at Smith and Rout looms, Iginburo. -- --s givallaerelewss. IL snafu Els Me MA MEM. =.l nosey A. 110 gurab i CIaW N . b, d e a n ., °mos. - LinasOOL. Aoany 29.-We have lo g s Orr mho bed a m i good dearseel, with rather dearer peke.. hi s i i *:osohloihr • tossar• 116,000 lashed* 6,000 speralatios sod 1 440 1 sereeima, 1501. to 19d . ; god MO Feemat, ha, Fte goL, v eries 7- essom owde s a : s ik, s uala. i rad. i r 1° 26.1. 814 • 80 13.". 81NoyeSs ied iter ; 1 11850 ; 2 hiree. lie r' eas ag lilt" ' 151 ; Madras l o g s i re esr ^ , : Bowltal, Mao*, les, 71. go ga le . seaming Chi* 10w. tott.; Jaw. nia. ; 20 0 Pews Its., gee ' to Iftid. to JAW Smokes 1 MeWoll MI L u ne , COTTON GOODff.--MANONEWITR, At** 21.-4 wee* Lashes cm wine al4ping woo a good deal of bashers has been dose *doh Wuxi no I sed is meaty boatmen an advance of gd. per lb. Ms lee 31 • 1k._,,_111- '•, freely paid by emolument as eceaumed with the prim et r " 3r 4. .. n Friday last. At the elms pekes me shoat, with a dmilsi jr " , „.. : .ig A gn. l upward Modica. Stocks of this ekes of meg, eat di hfa the luada, an so w ver y li g ht in the morked, and 4.1 1 11".1416.1 . 1 for any new orders gives oat very full rates hav e rrt g o ls ." ant • Mae, ha• For boom trade yams there has boss a very general hoed • Ills , 1 today, anabliog sellers to command as advance of she 'TA. 1 dpa Ub oo the recent lowest prima To cloths thee he wela W " ss a s s d *so aa improved demand Over the last three or fom gee .. . - The *laity has been of a more general chamois, eel ills • . ' tti l ia. people have bees disposed to operate more freely, she* le . . • sot os a large seals The quotattons of last Tuohy ko, else • _„___ 1 bees well enaintalood. T_oday there has been litas fie. I. '"'"'"'' . tie *proemial In the boyars sod, os the whole, a i ali tg• ~ - my k i d IL j fair bus hes been dose. The business buboes of e Mel . •••• ,at tt. 1 pretty genera character, inoludlog goods suitable for lads, builders Ohm, and other markets. Prices have undergone acme Ir ill! ' WIW I. i tieular change ; millers recourse the quotatioaa of last I.m 991018-I.lt. W• HAM' 'day, bat these quotatioos ere well maintained. 99101 8-1 . ' • '• 412. is. WOOLLEN.-Lana, -Lana, AUGUST 29.-The coloured Id . *m a ul this looming has presented a more animated amens% Britton, , The attionhoce, both of mareheate and manufacture's, is. re • ; been up to the average, sod • moderate ssamst of be. ..- 100, WM' 1 has bun transacted, coldly I. low awshoes and tuck, ...... _, I several wools having cheesed heeds. The white cadet L ll ML ee n t bow presented nothing worthy of special echos ; a few tnis- -I ' ll actions have talus place in the hart* dePartnmet, sad las pt. 2, at 11. transfer of o n f n h o u th vy ing goods ixtraor o dinary f the . wi pa tasy ta and retais hea tha ver r. , 00 ....imtddisers, 11S durdshire, ; arm WOW the . *sheen*. 11ANITFACTITBM 1 3. - Hunoesselsin, AnotTor 111.-. • Boyars au the whole have boss mare numerous te.day, hi TM , s . r, clo thier, business transactions not v ery heavy, the uncertainty des WVI WIWI ''" at 1. weather peemootieg ezteesive operations. Sass l= S. at t have bean reads for As diffused deserldioes a ' • 11. goods anitalie for the autism sad winter borne *do, hi ii Cs tick in , tailor. unions sod low-pasted hseys are still neglected. A* n *Moos business to ceder omegas and some heavy &lime/mho Odd aim been made during the week. • ller Isi • opt. 4, at 11. ~ proywou WOOLS. -RIMDZILIFIELD, dormice 29.-As ihs Ws I7f 4) 4 program buyers seem to bay, more confidence in poem,* purchase more freely than last week, but are still dolma iii . m . im. ma dealer, purchasing far ts. Beet grown wools are mostly isgeol alter ' and is those dashes hold out for full pins * on Weak 9* s • I lam es uses w ad,. 031t3f. -HULL, ALIOUST 29.-At today's meshes bard dull supply of Enlists wheat, which sells readily at fib edsil• pt. 18 at 10. lent Tuesday's currency, Met rues of fresh•threshed OM • il. as 16 red making 465. to 48., per 5041b5. Foreip held fee sits 0 Zlt at ) 2- money, but isles may to a moderate 'stmt. B , Mn K it e* "' " - off at fully late rates. Beans and pros are irey is T. . • e t it. at IL e s, &ra 10, sellers' favour. Oats seam aid folly as dear. foorrret , boerboess arrivals for the week :-Wheat, 11,466 ; barley, 7,316 1 ; g : -.-- 386 ; beaus, 304 ; pea, 806 cps. re H R 111 mil* . 8154 • lowiag, Alialnse 21.- The supply of wheat was villy .I. MIXT ri t 13, as ill limited to-day ; for fine old high prices were made, es Be ts, at 94. sew meets inoremed disfavour. 60s per qr. woe Push Tlie • tgactounith. a ilos weal of 1863 white wheat Lana, AUGUST 29.-The heavy rain d *irk he sc Sept. it, at L • - t+ ' w e rt„ 6'n at • IL L crop ."6"dfd in ardy harvest; °Per ot acorns the Yeradecaltirs7 sad is utfiesnesi Pi t he ll" I, . 2 .4 4 : : : Bept.tud 1L fact, th*o our millers do not buy so freely as May wee have dose had to-day proved wet ; still they dare sot less their stook of old wheat, and a good male tad pins at k - Se h li k " It per qr. over Friday's Tates. Nothing yet doing ia bad* *1 'l , 0. at 2. Dallas sod osts fully as &sr. ..: ire. lawrarsoL. Ammer 29 .- Then has bola a psi I* - . ' 4.,, Poem'. dams at market to-day, but the ase harvest westhorms . • awg permilies cameo at *wet to hold off; we ma mig ta • MU- sobs it steady at th e advisees established gime this lig s at. 9 .9,st it assight Flour but little inquired for, but ars at Ms k i I i ;ECT Gus keeper, retie. Mixed Amortise cost was forced off at seoldsts mese*** market at 3* ex quay, but Moses Id. doom HEN 5•Pt 4. at 11 . Ambles some slowly at 325. to 33.. Oats lds *IS after dWa. it, at 111. sad oatmeal la. ea Ocoosiat its sooreity. Other Ohs HEN st°re dealer, whanged. Market acme steady but lasoliva to he il. LITIM, AMOR 29.-At this day's market the ellesi. dealer, Kept awes of growers was dull, the quantity Ili old dui BS „, shoots( wee assa il , esseequently neatly realising sa Ames °Jahr. "` a of la. per qr. upon ides earreat rates of led week ; see and offemag and quality eatious, poises varying ha scan WHEN t st e . . ff l ll : hir.. 4 4 T. p. l 4 l ,ltig : h di er gr i .: 6 2' led, or to q o 63l r l4 . it ci pe . :L L B :: tl e t i e:pe.7o 47 7 l. ....,_Theiliaboapty. wolverhamp- Wheat, whits, old, 1114lbu to 6Mbe. per impertal ender - Z t. l 484; 4.440 ..4, new, Ohba * 621t5., 425. to 44. Ode a s Seive 7e. r dry,',,h,,, - 116 lbs. to 42.165, 22.. to 24.. Beane, old, OM to Os se simian, cloth nos to eiet - • inoor-DoL 6. NItwCASTLX.OII-Till, Avoca 29.-We had • pd . Ur rete hie *me -11'21..., Rober ts.). ! atteedeacs of buyers at market today , 29.-lied *vies • Rallitesad sis 7 . 4- "' servo s . favourable Image in the weather traaretions were ilsiod. Dom i i A, bookbinder but in the ohmage done lad Batardate she wow tally MI Om procsa-at -" , ... , 1 glaln gAmontydr t46l4. . 334 A ?Lyn' beans . and Pasm eopply ef eel pab ileir lashfi li.. ''''' was short, sad the attendance of farmers erne email. hes gads, iZ aG eoilet lAn se; I nk irs& l. W Cheu‘ ast• se- vis s m ero miL p c"Nra l wai m ofti*mitiorngciiit:podywethisetoodibet4i"lion,rbmmposglrutimer and wilffi rel wom --- ' 1111. `• W wW e ssuns. ~.71. rd. Yeeniank prices supported. Flour unaltered. Little et WIWI he Osamu rm . „ h „„." ter ,...„. doing in barley and malt a trifle higher. Is ether It *ems d, #, N. " ' ""'"'" no c h Wisest, 36e. to 46e. Berlu, 26e. te SO& H. H. Gornto, • fs e" Howarth, gal. 22a. to Bess, 40e. to 48.. Pau, EU te a. pro. admits a &Word. as. Tams Bs, to lls. per botheL Malt, 60i. to 62e. Per ff. Oder-Oat IL Flour, Wia. to 365. Per mask. pt. 21. W. Leg- MTHI ut Le ' , " °4l° "" OATTLIL-Sautentsr, Anent 29.-One zombi Wit m Olor-Oct. 17. „,„ mad., was mry shortly taped with beasts gertisellatiLik w tai ll 0 ,6 0.1 1 ° , joines-eopg. besaquality, and the atteedesse ef berm was ems& = ltni -hp• lA. A. for all sorts was sleek, but mashie* vea fon Ptoti • ivi.. l...adm .Latow.. and . e iari clgarn ed g s r ppu was es ol a tim s e h ini ee g p eftforectadmi:wbe• bila i r; ar o, ~,tr aawa_ .,,,,, I ra a ",, there appeared to be a good attendance of barge. " Al la. Va. h k, ti j emensk. g'lLX . fr y col t p t i e cis szseesi of visionumemberketon o ffer trade snaitaima rsisd la te NW. I/ ..,J I illtaikki, Deity- all sorts, aid nothing rem** unsold at the does el E d . risteek, Devoe- nem A via few calm were on offer, and were el c • Id. per lb. dearer. la th e pig market the suppll w ..,. stets was short, sod although th ere was a pies* loos setae -plac. ' Ham " - daub of buyers bosiwessentsaleek, small lion pigs eslhefi' mr , o, Haat India. 15iimper11k5ar1itua........13."...,...1..,,e0wta Pr ima__,. . 103 " ...57. ,_22 rho .7. arta) [shire, wonted ditto, lle. to 12e. ; mutest, TOL to lid. per lb. ; ewes . = it to 9d. ; fresh pork. Bd. to IiOS, and 11a. to 12a. pt i r d .:r! 4 .,., c i ty. grecs hems 9d. to 10d. perditto, 11 A did = wgs: A 3,k and oh m swestgkied hams, 10d. to la- Pee ill- ; IIL e' abativet. P 4 P. =hire, Mused d three subso. tro 30o._ ._._...__ _ . _ea__eh ; cows with oslves, q l3 l . le IM. D't - 1 . 77:1„...Dwa.t .. ,bie , is ? , Igniro.rvLOwrowAlKDONpHA3l.ollP-ISTbeAL ro am s ber Thatai l d ■ olio . ' 4of • a-I heMA w freer. - ---- relieved at this Modesties during lost moil " ractlcloner. end when 189 were mow mar. Wind. . ad of la fliel., W i nd . i, se Jklwartirs. dividend of 44., =r d . at Edwards's. BIRTHS, bIARRIA , GES, AND DEATH' woo* BIRTHS Id chigabg at ILTINT.-Anost 27, A Ivraunise, Bun" the wil e di ' lir. illt 1. 9 1 . 01 ; WednesaiTh " MtlikailkOlt-fgngus4Vli. Aberdeuterram , /ba h " it.. Bri wife of J. IL Hargrove, Irst., of a daughter. kni t Of la led. Illwfie ens, o f 27 s , am st . Cambridge-house_ . 3 : 4•Dstms, oo . I L° %: ta ill kl r nr i ths ! , MAAIIIIIIII9.-Angast 211, the wife of Z. K. ed . , , Widen& el dos "O W * la . 1 :, F/208-aesoset t 7, se Sweekingtoo Redo:Y , losnms 43ll6 eat us eddied of ths We al she Roo. J. I. Pryor, ILA , ril r zo l o sa . mum 10 WAT KUM-August ST, at Deemerk-villse, • - i 4- Id gm. tay, Yea; lirs. W. Watkins of a daughter . ~g as l l d JverewL l Let of MARRIAGE& . 4. POWIII-47MAYL-Agrest It at Si. hays. Phone s i . by the Rev. W. Walsh. Ikeard 11/ 011 sh. sea el l __lt 6044 haserer - lict it rower, Row cie Ndwarn. Arionsuo. to snot 11 '"' la . 1 1. lissmik a olvararvineL law. WA , . • ir• ii , Mower, as 1 sous - suml=-Asseet so. ot IL - s si s es • . Rums. Gioneer ig,ggsges tg the Der. J. ugs ____ g. 1,. a, Denbighshire, or 8 d mew to Violate). 010 077,7,80. „ L es tallow- .wiser, At. el Lintrrari.oo S 0 ... Z. L Gring. WINGROVIL- HOWL - M tge n Ild ° Isl. .....,,- /L IL So./tacjitt by the lee. O. A. liegdoes, C. 1. W Uprose, of muss sk. K ". bells, dowsktor of*, DU A. Hedge, of bum --...._. w, Dawes tocuddro Odor MATHS. A. r..1,,...y.111.-I::::fmayjmzi:Dara:mgeb..": ,fi±r ULl: uweirrTitor Cltli me.a tTli ziAvd lt iu:vidsvg .- 17 .1 b... 7 1724::::: ! baLusibic atf:b - dto ot . saaabbaTainiptonitamnsd....yiniac: Bt lam.. l 7 B l: =zap.: r Oio w ' A. I. Met- lied me. • aW. Hoge, aged W. g a gg, Wor " 44 4 .. 1 hot, dupla'," el the hie Mr. J. Salm __,,, It J. 1. irr.l.4 ',. -ingthblit. eie ieeemeberJeal, Wandsden a . Tu . L eara sbeili. , ( i•• or au a r.-S Waters. licanl , . "1"'11111=..,,,.......,...........-.41:-------.-Nst Ned 111 - LW ▪ Iflooshook • - --, - - •• - • - - -- i - n i, l ulak g WI; L ram. irt:Cresslaftit tir wnazar 4 i s es asp ot WO" rea l gr oggo, Tootibe Wasioisse.... Main 4s. 4et imililiseiloolli mposir a u5i ,..0.f100 ratios a . , w