The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-08 00:00:00

/, _ _ _ 4 THE EXPRESS, THITRSDA 1r EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1881 • - --- .. . ... . • SPORTING INTELLIOIIIIOII. nerotgra slums AND PIMLICO RAILWAY. they were prevented from proseentig in the Hour of The ordinary ha lf-yearly - ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. Hi bar and bargained with • a cabman to take him to • MARKETS. e --- Lords the bills truth • • the ometruction of a branch CanaLroad, Kingelead-road, for Is. 6d., and then he told him -es-- ineeting was held railway from Rochdale to wforth, and an extension of --..- to drive, first, to the Pied Bell. When there, two bundles COTTON.-Lremmoor, Aeouse 7.-Our market Liman, MB; HTON RAOEB-Wgra Esim,Y. ymterday at the Westminster Paler Hotel ; Mr. Lee in the Slackberu line from Chatburn to Settle, and they HOME CIRCUIT.-CitovnoN, A unt'sr 7. were put in the cab, and the cabman drove the prisoner but steady, with a moderate hemline. The sales are 8,000 TWO BRUGOL PLATS 01 50 eon._ (HaedieeP). e __„, 01 " rill th e their. The report, which has appeared in our columns, strongly recommend that relieved applications be made to Gime &Dz.- (E d on Mr, Justi ce wog., and Speciel and another man by whom he was joined to Canal - coed. bales-iodading 6,420 American at 6gd. to 9fd. ; 1,000 Illegtmlis Illps's Dencaster. 4 ne. TM ND , rl = li , i • woo taken as med. parliament for these measures in the emir of 1862, pro- Juries.) Suspectieg something was wrong, the cabman gave infer Surat, fiel, to ma. ; 300 Auctian, 9d. to lee ( d. ;30 p er . Ite. Badrea Mr Om& 3me ait Illb AIL w 2 The CHAIRMAX, in moving the adoption of the report, Yidad the landowners will accept reasonable prices for the mation to the and Luke James Tompkin, 315 N, ream, 91 ; 250Babia, 9d. to 91d-of which 2,M0 are for fors .....-- SWIM V. THE LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAIL police, Br. j 7 6- 6.4.... DTlenealwDallima.. c.in . 2 .1 11 ret ais ee e ete • :e e l . ad eee hate l r i b an detract of which has Arcady appear in our columns , lend. In accordance with the resolution of the share- proceeded to the place where the prisoner was put down, culation and export. The week's import is 18,698 lAlee. COMPANY. lord Cli(despe air Mann. 3 yrs. an Ift , •O. Daisy) 0 ed that it was his pleasing duty to announce that the holders, puled at the special general meeting held on the The was an action to recurs, compeneation for da mages and apprehended him. The officer took one of his boots to Br tiellethe ~ e rr.. il Yea TeL Mt - . • 4 2 . Mille 0 directors proposed on the pneent occasion to pay a dividend. 24th July last, the director" are taking the necemary stem me w le d by th e plaintiff who ti a grease e t the sere ,. t t li ik r i lrosecutor's house to compare with • boot mark in the TALLOW.-WIDNZSDAT EVENI7IO.-The market was Mr k oo d ow f a roa m 4ma 74 911, •. .. .4. Ranee olt would be seen by the balance-sheet that they looked for Mining the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Preference Stock o f th e fl ou lak e , for i njuries sus •n ; but, instead of placing the boot in the boot Mete quiet to-day, at the subjoined prices :-Spot, 45e. to de • - O Betting aaaliaellee of the serrate of the deferidan b7 ts h . im through Betting :7to 4 apt leinct. , ...r, 7to ' 2 apt Ferree 7to fur ward to having much more capital io hand than they created by that meeting. e wetted the ground beside it and made an impreeetoe Sept ., 47.. ; Oats to Dee., 475. ; Jan . to March, 47e 9d.FO 1 arc h so asi m , g....., Is.dit Lank°, and Barb Pigeon. Dow had, inasmuch as the rental to the end of June was Doncaster, with Barb Peter in attendance, mods play tuto not paval le till Michaelmas-and this money therefore, Me M. Chambers. Q.C. Mr. Prentice. and Mr. Under- there with it, and the two exactly corresponded . The pre separate months, 475. 6d. Deliveries to last evade & ~ 7.42 1 senor declared he was not the man, but the girl sad the 753earike ; arrival , 1,429 casks. the 5i5 ,, k ,,,,. Q . u sh ers lying well up , with toe exception of slthimet earned , was not yet paid. The route' commenced THE SOUTH DURHAM AND LANCASHIRE down, were counsg for the *late! • - .ffir Bovill, Q.O 105110 ' ta. ' " cabman were positive. and Mr. Pollock w for the team. At the WI drawee Barb lOpon wee beaten, and from now to 1867, starting from 18,0001. to 32,0001. UNION RAILWAY. After re or two wearies had been examined,eest. ISth A We !emu made an effect to oserh.ed the favourite, lint a )ear. and to make it nerd e the directors t b eons were put in against him by Preston, 450 N, two for market during the past month are not very important or the . The prisoner was found Guilty, and three former conk. HIDES AND LEATHER.-The changes in the leath er trace( learned counsel on both sides held a conseltatiou and e decisive, but it is satisfaceary to be able to report that, oat 1, fill d, I mecum, wining in a canter by six lengths. Sae. tbeueet it rieht to hold a certain sum in hand, The opening celebration of this line was held yes- defendant. uMrto a verdiM, with 1501. damn ' es. three months and one for six months. hallos ea. third. three length, from the wood ; :tad so that the dividend might ..cc-ue in the same terday. The company's act, obtained in 11157, authereed a u° " His lordship said he thought the conduct of the witnesses although prior remain nearly unaltered, the better feeling The shalt Stirti..l And Barb Pigeon were next. An objection to prole,. tiou as the rent. From the present time to 1867 the total length of 471 mtles, 33 of which, extending from the This can cLINENTS C. THE LONDON AND NORTH WesTERN RAILWAY, _ an action of the same description. I.Ol'`. SW ensue, w... °vomited. Avei...ao interest on the stock of the company would be junction with the Stockton and Dar li ngton and Barnard c hig urac hly c i redi n pati tab e le dar to , them stood , and i stuvhatnitefoothaeiscratbwrnianth,. that e w n li ed ich aa w th e noticed in d our a last good as hary then est exi bm stie b. g hume more Tile Nimi Itain Maui BIENNIAL Weer... of 10 soya. equal to about 61 per cent. • after lea they would 001110 Castle to Tebay on the Lam:whirs and • have been....-- ger, with 100 added, foe 3-ymold. ; cult, estilb, lilies into the tun rental of X2,01:101. a year, and if the North- completed. The first sod of th is line was cute , the Duke M r . H aw kins,cy, Mr. Cmufurd, and M r. L umley, some cabmen. As to the prisoner, it was clear he was one WO, and has numbed in a puled increase of business. m e (ease" and Mr. Pollock, repree he th e e : blin ked re com ;aad pary.. &will' 44*-'' he fib . winners g; to Bristol Mile. Western came in, as the armlets had no doubt they would, of Cleveland, at Kirby Stephen, in August, 1&.5 . of a class of persons who could not be permitted to remain best descriptions d mai leather have been roost prominently in this country, and be should therefore sentence him to in demand, but the stacks genera ll y have rather diminished Jame s r is-11.tes Maim Percy. by the F.. low neck. ter 7th their dividend would be 9 net cent. That being the ease, deetakieg would have ben' completed much earlier but for This action arose out of the same accident that was the Godes than increased throughout the month, and we may hope, three years' penal servitude. Pier we emeet- ening f'ines't eat sib .. . (Instance' I • • "MUD" the board thought it would b e advi s able to b eg i n w ith a the wet summer o f 1860, end the me . of subject of the first inquiry, and which was of a very fearful ere winter character. It will he remembered that on the 16th of No - chiefly to supply immediate wants, that, with a good 1 Mao d l en d ere of 11 per cent. fur the h a lt -year ending June, and 186061. There are throughout the whole route 174 The jury, thr oug h e the foreman, said they considered the as dealers and consumers have fora long time past bought conduct of the r Tompkin very much to his credit. Oda° Belting I. to 4on Young Viscount. who made the run-vember last the mail up-train, travelling at the rate of fort erg up to the distance, where Squire Percy jsited him, and for the next half year they would be able to pay 2 per bridges . and viaducts, and some of the largest and cent., =throe 31 per cent. for the year. If the share- most imposing structures of their clam in Europe. miles an hour, ran Mk. the cattle train at Ath tone and His lordship said he thought so too ;and with respect to ere and • 'in the valve of money, the Prese uu nt . em --.-- comparing • boot mark, he had taken that which was the improved tone of the market will, at least, be maintained. For l .terse men. men • good race, by a head. and 5 holders concurred in that view he would ask them to adopt The principal were those across the Tees, 830 feet long awl the consequence was that nine of the drovers in charge of wooer course-of malting second impression without In raw goods we have again to call attention to the large nate lag a I TilE BRIoIITON FITAKts, of 15 sows. each, 10 ft, - importation and stor of South American bides . The Me oars late if &eland, with 200 added ; winners extra. New Mr. Breen seconded the motion. Beel.o the must stupendous work along the of l,oC____ ;_ 3 feet servants who were travelling io the Post-office van, elete. porting are generally firm at existing rates, but we hope koada (buns 1 saoo mile and three quarter.). to met at the win* A Searameme-Do you in future inteed to charge lung ' 1 200 high . They mostly consist line , were seriously injured. The plaintiff, who was engaged aa e SECOND COURT. that tanners will retinue to exercise the caution with which mg chair. Nab ., 10 of whom paid forfeit.' pee ea to capital ? ee• ant Lions and abutments, and ornernental latticed appeared ' other . ,tesites, amounted to nearly 1 ~ had, it us with pern (Before Mr. Pa yne.) they have hitherto acted throughout the t year, as lfr Tea Ilroeck's Starke 'bred la America , . by wagmr. The Cietethati-Not ia future. Only for the pretreat iron. In that over the Bisho there are upwards orif - COtonstheonly means of rea li sing the much desired result of • fair CIE ens. Ilst lib )lldwardsi I Mel d, received an injury by an accident of • similar s og e sum o f s. . Anne Davis was indicted for trli ) the 7 6d .. ...... .. d comparative value of hides and leather. Other descde. Ille. Mencees eke Jeer. sweJ. et 1211, . 'Perdition', • half - yeet• of cast and about 400 of malleable iron, the Wooled which charac ter er that occurred at Rugby in March, 1859 , and upon from the person John White ' She was found Guilt y , " Cons of salted hides show" moderate import, Rad rather "I I Br Hamm . hall ILlnsond. 3 yrs, Set 101 b.... mele e ,. ; After wren diseassioe, the motion was adopted una- was put up by the contractors in the short space of four ee • • former conviction was proved spend her. t e a Omult lialthyany's Penns.: yn. Tet MI. ... (Howe, 4 tlirnot-4. months and a half. Mr. Beech, C. E., of Edinhu hrg . was • . that canon the company gave him 1201. as compensation. • Mr. • • declining rates. The whole amount of oneei is rather Abram, who defended the prisoner, complained that then zegran e e s LysTecon, I yea 74 411 . ;. , Grtmahaw, 1 The flouting was then made special to confirm the agree. the designer . The gentlemen invited to take part in the At toe second accident, it appeared that he was thrown a ~__, e • below an average. At Leadenhall4esterday there wee not improper and unfair thet when a rtsoner was Bathing : Even on stereo, 3to 1 Agst I.lse Jacket. 4to meet with the Brightoe Company for working reel main. inangund to , after Mesa the whole „... _ distance of twenty-two feet, and that several of his coma. Is was ma" thea large supply of fresh leather ;• t sole leather was in Fare arraigned, count in the • • t chi:o'er a formerformer 1 opt Lestocote. B to I aid Bay Edmond. Oft the earl Leming the line as settled by the Board of Trade, arid for nod fro d fined t th g' ii • g' Head La i r r li ,in 2 13 10 II , egtom . The 1 , 1 : Mons, who were with him io the Poetoftloe van, were thrown- - e - rm limited request, but prime English art=s , aed upwards, __Wee conviction should be maul in the presence and eanng of berg given, Starke went away with the lead, Blue Jacket ionyertind theehares into stock. upon him, and it was alleged that he had received an were in demaud, and realised fully previous prices. Good se'' --. of Devonshire was expected to preside.tordee lying at his firths, are Peeps teat, on the inside , the Mt. Feetmerr., in submittiug the agreement, stated that injury to his spine, and that his eyes were affected by th e .,,_ ° 2' l 7* _, r ea l foreign butt& also found buyers at former rates. Other mute Judge said it had away" been the us ether pair pees ea all, by sale. Thus they ran up the the Brightou Company, in taking upon themselves the the shock that he had received ; and in order to make The marl s" ' goods were unaltered.-(From the Circular of Mown. T. J. church rune to the tare, when Pero.* Look second piste. and working of the line, &leo took upou themselves the reopen- W a ller Lewis, the physician to the course to read the whole charge. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OP IRELAND. out these fut te Xt. b t The prisoner was sentenced to three years' penal servitude. and T. Pcwell.) ee, eau 7u .o Jacket went into the rear, the third and fourth plat, .. .ibility of aceiclerte. Post-office , Peasson, Dr. Webb, . Guy, Dr. Mr. Hokbworth was counsel for the prosecution. -----e- --- CORN.-Bouote, AUGUST 7.-Our market was fairly beim Idled by Lysisoote and Bally Edmond. Baling the A resolution continuing the . poem t was their prepared Poland, an d Dr. Farm, all of whom are emineet ia their . awed for home, Meeks still led, but P ran very wide, by the CHAIRMAN, seconded by ' Mr. S e e n Heltita. and cured. The correspondent of Soline/erx' :lease", writing profession, wore examined, and they expressed their opinion The learned Judge, addreeeing the jury, mid, in reference replied with wheat, the market ruled dull, and to effect thus emblem Lysietre to take place, the 1...4- . A resolution for converting the ,hares into steer from Belfast , on Tuesday, says speculation is now at an end - , that the plaintiff had sustained very severe injury from the to the ere in which a prisoner had hurled a stone at the 1 a- ea is. lees money had to be submitted to. Wheat, red, FNMA rimed shortly afterwards giving wire to teeny ealmood. At also put one carried, and, after the anal vote of thank, to and the mimesis 1.,f the exhibition is almost as accomplished shock that he had received. In the course of the trial an prosecutor, while he was giving his evidence on Tuesday, 425. to 52a. ; white, 50s. to 555. Nothing doing in spring Mir ft this dram* the last-named was pure by Blue the c hairm e n an d iris ceetieetore the me w- • fact. The a enta of the show-yard have progreeed offer was made on the part of the defendants to comet to ahe had sent for the governor of the House of Detention corn. The weather very fine and forcing. tomb pr ings hirer Jacket, and the latter came on in waiting up te the Da t e d. most satisfactori y, and perhaps at no precious show has the verdict with 2501. damages, but this offer the plaintiff re- for him to explain how it wee that the stone meet the pri- BrocrrommeTems, AUGUST 7.-The farmers' supply of Maud, where Starke shook him off, end won :ii a cantor I y business been performed with more order and less bustle, fused to accept, and the cue proceeded. At the close of goner's posession. It appeared that in the airing groan ed wheat at our marked this morn ing was much larger than 0 four elate, Bally Edmond Ensiling .. bed third. Pergos 'TR EAT WESTERN AND BRENTPORD R AILIW AP . WA P. The implements and machinery are now nearly . all in their the plaintiff's case on Tuesday evening a suggestion Wee there were gravel stones under the surface, and some of it has been for many weeks past. Although there was C mace's' opposite the enclosure, and fielded -- - proper places, and in complete order for the inspection of made that the plaintiff should consent to allow his eyes to them had been washed up IT the rain. The prisoner had _ rood attendance of buyers the demand roved slow ; the rrtl i t • Tle• half-yearly electing of this company wan held the public ; and the stock-sheep, swine, Ac.-must, sod be examined by Dr. 7 Walton, the surgeon attached picked Pp one, and secreted it about him, and it wasextra • sheeei---treeh th ras h ed ..., . pi ol maintained last week's ea o y caw yesterday et the offices, 27, Great George-street, West- of course will, be all placed by 6 o'clock this evening. It is to the Ophthalmic Hoe tal, by an instrument called an ordinary how many devices were resorted to l s z Tier 1301-fOrrowti "trance of 5 soy.. each. with 30 added,Prt eewete prices ; other descriptions ls. per quarter lower Fo ' as saaat Ica, all spa, selling and other allowances. T. Y.C. Throe. neuter ; Mr. P. DAvEv in the chair. expected that about 900 will attend the society's banqueton ophthelmoscope, but though the learned judge expressed to secrete things about their persons, thou the way unaltered. Oats in steady require Beans rather dearer. *eared Mr. C. Eere, Jun. (the Secretary) read the report. It Thursday evening. Sir Robert Peel, the new Chief Seers. • strong opinion that he ought to allow this to be done, he hi which they were searched was mosestrice and diligent. Gruling bar l ey wit hout cha in with fair ihru l Inariere al • mile.ege value, a eon. gim e dr. Wm. Day's Ica roses. by l'adm.r. 2 yes, Mt 112, 60f stated that the rural depression in trade lately ex perienoed tary for Ireland, is spoken of as likely to he present, but some refused, and the trial was then adjourned. The matter would be laid before the visiting Justices by the 'empties demand. Imports during the past week :-Wheat, 'e, Adm.. 1 bY other , hadaffeeted th is company, and would account for dead& exist 4to this point. However , it is not too much to Mr. Swill, at the sitting of the court yesterday morning, governor, with the view of steps being taken to prevent any . M esa a r rhe qn. ' wr . A. STOW e l . I.ll.craity, 2 yrs, .o.t 121 b ;SOLI (Midgl e y, 2 the tonnage during the past haleyear not shoeing such an state that the attendance at the annuatdinoer of the society addressed the jury for the defendants, and he said that the prisoner haying the charm of arming himself with such a Me rulers in. Bonsai- I yrs, tat telb ,fiele (J. Dale) 1 increase as eidetic have been expected. The cup on this year will be the largest ever yet assembled at any of its answer to the action was that the plaintiff had greatly ex. missile, and he (the learned Judge) should recommend that CATTLIC.-Botemelk, AllollB7 7.-We had a fair trade M il Betting :sto 4 ape fir. Pussy, 7to 4 aid fte B ernard . which the specified rates of toll hail been charged for annual meetings ; and it is eepected that the ball, which is welded the injuries he had received, and he called as wit. • proper railing be placed between the dock and the witem to.dat , , Led „ mythic , wee add. Beef made fieet ea. od. to All p sod 3to 1 ape Liber a lity, Aft er : sing a fe w stride., Dr. the half-yeer ending 30th of June, 1861. 66,218 was, ons, to follow on FridaY night. will be quite a brilliant amen- runes Dr. Haynes Walton, Dr. Arnott, Hr. Partridge, Dr. box, so that nothing of the kind could happen again. fie. 2J.• mutton, 4a. ad. to Bs. 6d.; lamb, 6s. Od. to Cs. Od.; In the ?any cut out the work and came down the hill at a good as a,ediet 57,145 in the corresponding period of mem S a t es - blage. The show-yard will to-morrow ( Wednesday ) morn- Bernard Holt, and Dr. Skeldine, all of whom stated that The foreman of the jury said that both Ire and hie brother ~,,,e i e gd. tege. pork , 3° 4d. to ge; ee . ate me per no Mes i poem having St. turned arid Liberality close at hi hee l .. factory results Ware expected to arise from the connection log be open to the public, and, taking inteeecount the num- they made a careful examination of the plaintiff, and jurors were grateful to his lordship for hie having paid so er• gm ; einhiej the ef i aL ae"*" Tee At uss distance the three Wen 4014 Y dweest, and they of the Brentford Dock with the narrow gaug e r a il wa y s o f leer of stock entered for the North-East Agricultural So. cold not discover the slightest indication of his having sus- much attention to the matter , and they thought his suggem Ila r e mime on to the enclosure seek aid neck. Willie a few the kingdom ; the additional rails for effecting this object, ciety's prism, and the numerous competitors for the prises tined any injury to the spine; and with regard to the lion ought to be carried into effect. COALS.-Lomeni, AUGUST 7.-Cmghead Steam, 15s. *dal Wide' of the chair little Adams gave the 1 meter a finishing w ere now b e i ng kid by th e Greet Water a nyway. •ee e o f M e ft o y s i s oc i e ty, a b e tt er dept., h as ne e pr o b a bly, condition of his eyes they stated that he was suffering from A number of CMG of robbery in brothels were disposed of. H a ga r , H jib. N. ; Roswell Gas, Us. 9d. ,__. Holy were the beck and sent him in a clev e r winner by •• Deck ; the were expected to be rawly for use in the course of the en- bra witnessed except at the shows of the Royal Agreed- • malady called asthiooput to which all persons who were well, 3s. 6d. ; 's West Hartley, 16e. 6d. ; Walker bribe Mae distance sepal-drag the second teen the third. suing month. By an arrangement between the Gnat tural Society of England. engaged in examining minute objects by strong artificial Primrose, 12s. 9eL : Wall End Acorn Close, 17s. 3d.; Walla For I Toe Measure Is URSISRY lil'Aite (11saliPip) of 10 sews. Western and the West Midlaud Companies the traffic of a A trial of implements took place this morning at Mr. light were subject, and that it was not at all of a permanent THE POLICE COURTS. Bed Eden, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Heclley, 16s. 6d. ; Elea itenra each, with 100 added, fur e.yrelds ; winners extra. T. Y.C. large mineral district would be restored to the Great Western Clements', of Ball -cloughan before a numerous assembly of character or in any way to be ascribed to the accident. Main, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Haswe ll , 19s ; Walls End •-•-- - e -_-- (threequarters of a mile). (40 neat insten., arid must have • beneficial effect on the tr a d e o f th e spectators. Mr. Wood; Mr. Samuelsoo, Mr. Keenan, of Several of these gentlemen stated in answer to questions Tumid], 17s. ,• Walls End Camp, 18.. 6d. ; Walls End ea Mr. J. Sadth's 4,1u...en of Mpallas, by Kin TOM. lot Steadied line. During the past half-year the directors Dublin, and Mr. Gay, of Belfast, contributed the principal put by Mr. Hawkins, that they were paid five guineas for CLERKENWELL. Haugh Hall, 17s. 3d. • Wlls End Keller 18s. ; airway and IL/ 1 clow,__em I bad pied off 12,81)01. of debeneures, mostly at 5j per implements for the triel. Mr. Keenan brought into the makings report upon the can to the railway company, arid Emma likteement, •a p . owerfully e built warn, wee is well Nif r i n Atothmito: 2 1 s.l gd . ; eeseeny and Duirrys Captain Lanes Newts Ilvad, nt 71b 12: F0r...."', , cent., and had renewed bonds to the amount of field one of and Key's machine., which are so well twenty-five guineas per da t r ws f y or attending to give evidence, a. knoen to the police, _mitt at No. 3, pi-thanes-builde, Katie". 24e. := Barr Nisi. rs'a Minim, tat lab ( Orenshaw 3 Bu z. . Luke ' s, was placed before Mr. , Lord Itamtossre noun, del Law, Net (A. Edwards) e 5,000 C at 41 per cent., leaving Teed/. to be recognised as actin reapers and mowers. Mr. Woods ex- but they stated also that expected the same fee from Barker, lord Sadden 's Gold., Fleece , 701 1111 .... . . 1.141 lea) lo reissued when required• The directors had an hibited two, ooe of which was a combined reaper and mower. their private patients, and that it was their usual charge. clamed with being in possession of counterfeit coin with WEATHER REPORT. ea a I, B oa Opted. Caplan Woe's Breech Deter, Tet ...... . W. bottom) o available balance of 2,7091 ., with which they proposed to Much interest was manifested, as is generally thecae' under Mr. Justice Williams, in summing op the cue to tb• tae intent to utter them, and also with manufacturing the Mr. Penees Ml Innisard, 7st Hltchell) I' pay dividends al 5 per cent. on the preference sharer of such circumstances, and the various machines did their work jury, said that in itself it was one of a very simple eh". amln°- WIEMINMAY, Aeon.! 7,3 To 9 AM. ......- Mr. Oestwiche's Deceptive, 7st J. Daley ) 0 1859 and DMA sad of 2 per cent. on the ordinary shares of in a creditable manner. rather, but from the peculiar course of the evidence it had, The prisoner has been for some time under the surveillance Mn. Polars Him Livingstone. Tot 1315 Hldgley) 0 the compn y. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant is expected to arrive in his opinion, become one of very considerable public in. of M r. Bream°. the Mint ad 66 as she 1 W been known not B. E. M. D. P. C. LB. AL Mr. It Ten brosek's Annette, 6-i INb (G. Persona 0 only to be engspd in the manufacture of counterfeit coin, Mr. It Rayner's fhy King Toss-GuaracM. Get 10lb On the ru n Mkt of the Cnentumi the report was adopts d. at Brownlee House, Lurgan, this evening, whence he will penance. It was, no doubt, very necessary that anyone Prior! o proceed to Buffed to-morrow morning for the purpoee of who received injury in ocromeueoce of the negligence of • but in the sale of the mete. la consequence of inform- - - _ -- Ms. G. ritywintame sagitessius, eft 715 U. Adams 0 BELFAST AND NORTHERN COUNTIES visiting the chow, returning in the evening, when lady railway company should receive compensation for that in- lion rec e iv ed, 11 s• Baena" , in company with Inspector B A Belt* : 9 to 4 apt Beachy Heel, sto 1 apt Queen of RAILWAY. Bryant, G division, aod Sergeant Seather, 6 0 went to Langan will give a greed ball. There will also be • grand jury ; buten the other baud, it was not to be tolerated that . . . . - _ MO IP 50 &E. r Miele Els* 6to 1 each apt Amine sod Miss Livingstone, 100 flowerehow duriog the week, at which his excellency will the occasion of a railway accident should render the cone the prisoner ' s residence , and w h en they had gained admmon rientlf AVOIDS= he IS apt aegivariaa,B to 1 apt Deceptive, and 10 to 1 each The half-yearly general meeting of this company aft red. The town generally presents a very stirriog &mar. prey liable to pay large amount" of money foe ah, e ey,gaw th_ r ePr_ e _ismam drl ) wameahia be 1 1 t h rm aith,a an , l a-d r 2, Lim lam es ix S.W. 0 2 1= f apt Ooktin Fleece and Deana del Lego. After two false was held on Monday, at Belfast ; the Hon. 01501103 i'D- since, and the hotel-keepers fled it difficult to Fon& ise- false and exaggerated claims in order to pat ‘.... Wee ...'........ fou nd to - thre- - C°Un • on P! . BERWICK M.7B 62 co y. W . 0 1 am cc Maim in one of which Beechy Head, Deceptive, Annette, COCK, chairniaa cif the board of directors, presiding , commodation for their visitors , money into the pockets of persona who were not entitled In the room was • ferocious bull-dote whic h th e o ffi- ARDUOUS- 29.74 so 68 &W. r e A sadlermittarium ran half the distaste, the bag was dropped, Tim CHAIRILUI called upon Mr. Stewart to read the to it and those professional advisers who attempted to ea- oers had great difficulty in keeping off of them. There Ppigopos Meg - - S. r I B Italiwenie *spin off at least six length, in advance., notice calling the meeting, which being done, the report of force claims of such a description. If such • coursed pro- were several charges of Uterine, not only against the into camas 15.87 ge 68 &W. o 2 Mom wield Ameba was eery nearly left at the post. The ine the director , as has abeely been published in our columns, SUSSEX AGAIOULTURAL REPORT. ceeding were to be sanctioned it would not only be ex- loner, but against bee children. When ca k e was taken into GALWAY mediate followers of Balinese were Golden Fleece and was read. -- tremely unfair and unjust to railway companies, but even- but acammaoiii 19. e mi t 87 &W. custody, she said that she knew who had put her away, r __ _ eve , et 87 8.8.1. b 2 0 2 B A Beachy Head,aud in their wake were Sagittarius , Queen of The cif AntwArr, in moving its adoption, said he trusted it During the latter part of the peat month, the tually the public must suffer by it, for the heavy „ ate an d rho would be revenged when she came out, whether she had r a aals• . ' s• '' itil Open. and Men Livioptone. On amemicleog the distance would be considered of a satisfactory eatery. It was grate weather was very unfavourable for beinpeg forward the damages consequent upon it would compel railway elaapv three years or not. As the prisoner seemed to have had Q uimmuu Ti . mei re eo elem. et I A Allude disappeared arid Queen of Spin took third place. tying to the directors, as he was sure it must be to the harvest. We had some heavy plea of wed, at times am niee to nem their fares, in order to cover those additional timely notice of the approach of the officers, she had been YARMOUTH- rhea M 60 W. b 1 Boon afterwards Seinerte dropped back ; and Queen of I shareholders, to see that, notwithstanding the depression ormanied with heavy rains, and some of the crops were expenses, and the public would dins suffer very materialtlik; enabled to get the moulds out of the way. Douce 90.07 62 63 &W. e - arlfilm Spain went tip to Beach Head opposite the stand, and iu trade that had taken place in the north of behind much laid in consequence ; then was @Loan absence of sun- His lordship then called the attention of the jury to The prisoner said the officers were telling a lot of lies, but Doe= l/0.07 70 66 - - b 1 c 1 • she did not care if they would give her something to eat. 1,1 67661 ,1 1 7.• 10 . 0 ' 63 61 6 •W• a BA ..n cleverly by a neck ; ' two lengths between the mood duriog the past six months, the line had been padaally shine, and the early wheat was not fit to eat so seen me we facts that bad been brought forward, and expressed his and third. Sagittarius was clam up with Manure Dear improving. He thought they had every reason to expect anticipated in our last report. The lide MIMI 01 game opinion that the plaintiff had acted wrongly, after Mr. Barker remanded the prisoner for a week. PLYMOOEM • gel Lego was fifth, aod Mies Liviaptime sixth . The Gam a still more progressive increase. Since the last were also much injured by the wet, and • good what took place, in refusing to allow his eyes to be SOUTHWARK. Panama._ 30.07 61 00 W.&W. 1 o 3 BAAL Bes th Inaba illy. Si. Bernard, sad Annette were tee last three. meeting arrangements had been made for the purchase of deal of hay niust be all but spoiled. Harvest has examined, and he also said he thought it was wrong for Mr. Two young fellows, well known to the Pelted'. named 318613 Orono 001 , 10111411 L 119.97 62 - W.B.W. 4 a 4 Tea MAR OS PLATI at 100 KM. (Handicap) far all ages ; the line from Ballymena to Portnish, and also through to now begun in earnest, and in • few days the greater Hawkins to have introduced the fact of the o ff er of the Donovan and Wi ll iams, were brought before Mr. M s = EMMA 30.06 ell - W. - e 3 insien extra. T. Y. C. (three quarters of a matt.) Loodo ,so that they would have an uninterrupted part of the wheat along the south onset will be cut ; but 2501. having been made on the previous evening, but he was charged with steeling three pairs of trousers and BUST 110.10 T 63 - N. 1 o 1 C ° Lewd Anoraley'snwortsauce, by issetaleat, 4 yrs. 7st 71b line from sat to Derry. This he thought mod de- the weald district is not quite so forward. The wheat will satisfied that he had done Do under • misapprehension of the waistcoats from the shop of a tailor in Bermondirey-street, Barmen - W.N.W. 2 0 6 Mn, J. Umbers* a (Clwinten) 1 sizable. Nothing could be better than to have a consecutive require to remain some time in the field, as it was rather circumstance" under which the offer was made. in a singular manner. Lemon lO.lB 70 - N.N.W. 6 c I PRICI Lopcatcber, 3 yrs, 7st ;cam 7st 11b) line under one management, and not under the management green when it was cut It is now the custom to cut wheat The jury returned • verdict for the plaintiff-damages, Mr. McDonnell said he kept a tailor's shop in &mood. le 24e., 011a 119007 1 .1 of three bawds as hail heretofore been the case. before it is quite ripe, as it rather increases the weight per PILL; sad they at theatre time stated that tbey were note ry.street, and on Friday evening, at nine o'clock, be INPLANAITON. Me: 5 Br. J. Min's Wienhat. 3reweMb • • • • (M lwatler 3 Mr. J. TIMINSON seconded the motioo, which was 'reshot, bat the chief object is to avoid rho 1 that would all isthmoid in coming to this decision by the offer of the fastened all up, leaving his stock safe. There was an ore Br. Thonstes's Curlew, 4 yrs. Ist tee .... Mame u 77 1 - T. 11 1 14Infl , 'manes. seed, 7st Mb.. . IMltebela 0 Weed to. be sustained by heavy winds, if it was allowed to get too 250/. space . over the door protected by a cross bar, and he left level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise , causing about one-hundredth mv.._.") Mr. Mentaisare Overton. 3 yrs. 751 21b (ar ea 0 The CaLtall Cr moved that a dividend of 41 per cent. be ripe. The next most important point is, what is the pros- CROWN 8111&-(Before Mr. Justice Blackburn .) hanging near that part several trousers and waistcoat'. o f an I nc h di m in u ti on ; and each 10 deg., above SI deg., caning ...... Mann usee's Rosalind, 4 yrs, Mt 191 s k m:T. del 131 b• declared, .)seal. on the 12th of August. port of a crop of amts a matter which concerns every per- THE KINGWOOD MURDER. When he went to open the shop on the following mommy nearly tbreohnodredthe Increases K. -F.spoted thermometer = k W. Hotbox, 0 Mr. Ganistiew wooded the motion, and it wan adopted. eon in the kin dom. Ha • fll examined great mhe tried o f Joh an n Carl Frau 24, the German who he was surprised on missing three pairs of trousers and in shade. IL-Molstened bulb (for evaporation and Mc poloth D.-Dlrectlon ot wind erne-two points eft of Map - W. Hed.cortb's Limellower, 3 yrs. rat Illb (D. Grimehaw. 0 The three • ,in 'rectors were then re.elieted, and many pieces, we are of opinion that we may fairly calculate waa charged with the wilful murder • of m attha Hall i day, several watitcoats, and on looking on the floor he picked up wee. 1.-force (1 to 11-estintatede C.-Cloud (1 to 9). I.- Mr S. windlisin's Lisboa, 3 yrs, csl sib • .5. Page: 0 Mrnews. c ance l a rough bit of stick, to the end of which was attached it In , speroer's memo, 4 yrs, Pit (W. Wusalhoues. 0 and John Pim were elected as upon anetvee crop, and that (should we have favourable was resumed at 9 o'clock yesterday men* Initials :b, blue sky • c clouds (detached •f, fog -b, hall , e Mr. klubet's ILa Klneston-Hreecrits. a yrs. ant auditors. harvest therl the ouantitv will he very aunaviov ay. ci-L--• 12.11..41.. --T_n_ -.....:-..., me u_. hook. with which the thieves had abetracted the rod& He ee..e.--. - -.....:,e-e.., . - ----. e..r.; . - -i- . -..- . 11 _ ?111 RAZOR PLATI 100 sore. (Haildio3l ) far all VIM ; weevers extra. T. Y. C. (three quarters of a mile.) Long Aulueley's Sweetssuce, by 4scatab•4l, 4 yrs. Tat 711. Kludges) Kr. J. Osborne Lopratcher, 3 yri, 74 lcarr. 74 ker] Mr. keltlis Wombat, 3 yrs, 04 Mb . ( (Chal Wheatley) t 3 Mr. Thongtos's Curlew. 4 yrs, 74 11.1 b .... Klegarat, 0 Ur. T. lischeke Fractious. sue, Tat Mb.. . Mr. Merrtaekre Overton. 3 yrs. 74 4b (Drew o taptals uses Imallad, 4 yrs, est 141. kuirr. dot 131 b• IM. Dodoes, 0 Ur. Iled..wortlie Lieleflower, 3 yrs. est 113 b (D. Grlushaw) 0 Mr J. N lellisais Whoa, 3 yrs, cat 4lb ,J. Peke, 0 Mr. .4penoer's Serino, 4 yrs, ut (W. Woodburn 0 Mr. Itugger's 1 by ILlekston—Hypocrite, 3 yrs. kg (W. Jeffery. 0 Mr. Vases elseassithss, 3 yrs, est 101 b (our. let 1113. !J. Bali), 0 Mr. liamforTs Long or the Tees, 3 yrs, Mt 10Ih !earn. Sst 121 Ix Worms 0 Bolting : 7 to 4 eget Sweetruce. 6 to 1 got Wombat. 100 to 13 spa. Fractious, 8 to I apt Lopeateher, 10 to I sorb apt Curlew, Itershael. and Overton. Clemeetus• for • big time was very turwilliog to go sear her horses, and thus caused several tales starts. sweetasuoe led through. eat sod woe by two lengths ; bad third ; Serino was /earth, mid Overton fifth. Rosaliad and Clementine wer,. Let t. The ragas will commute at two o'clock this day seseley). LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. BRIGHTON CLUB RACER —lrwin Ir. Tit Thuarrow Owe Swim New Coarse. Ape et lb Ape at 111 4 13 It Loiterer 4 10 7 Shipwreck S The Mean STA.wLs. T. Y.C. A r ibll Greenkil.h IcirAr 3 11 1 Barb Pismo 4 II S Crownad4 4 111 7 tooth) 3 19 0 Vantlerbasmil. .11derrhan Saw ■. law utter THE WRATIIRR AND CROPS IN SCOTLAND. The rain which had been threatening all day on Friday at Perth is.. down very heavily about six o'clock hi the @ennui. and isereseed is volume until the morning. Al live o'clock it litmally poured down, rattling a roof sad windows like • hail-storm. Towards six it abated some what, but only for an how or two, sad it seemed to fall beans, than ever as we dashed along the Scottish Nonh uman' uy the lint train monkeyed'. The Tay sod its tn. interim wen very mach smiles, especially the latter, which la semen' Mimeses hedoverilowed their haulm, end encrosehed apes the laid, Hayaisks, sate enough even is as millinery the of the river, wen being swept away, and low- Meg tamp sad potato Aside must have 'offered mock. As we drew towards Aberdeen matters became both to the fell of vela sad its effects. Drainr r a /access rivulets, sad rivulets almost rivers. The corn was laid is many parte, sod sow that the can are se heavy ft is doubtful whether it will Me amis. At Aberdeen Here lOW no sppppeeaa Of the day taking up, but there me every i that NM rain had bees much to the full as heavy sod continuous as at Penh. After a stay of two boon and • half in the granite city we started by the Great Northers. .A few miles showed us the Don raging from "hank to Me," fiercer sod dirtier than his brothels the Tay and the Dee. As we advanced by that slowest of all slow trans professing to lie mail the revokes committed by the ran ' became imi,uful to Mame. Small streams which usually just glide on in their coons like • salver snake, forming an essdy stepped over boundary between bolds or Senn, now &abed OD with • velocity that nothing scold withstood. Whole fields of turnips sod po tatoes were entirely submerged, and the haycocks were nesting away in presence of the owners, who could do nothing to preserve their property. As with the boo, en with the Develop, the Isle, and the Spey, and the tributaries. and the damage done to the naps is the areadrainvi by them riven met be very great. About El & the nos began to abets, sad from this run west it was evident that comparatively little rain had fallen. Prose Perth to Aberdeen, the trips, so far as one mid judge by a glamor from the peening train, we with some line exceptiooa rather light both fa wheat and cats, acid the turnips and potetoes men very pnehe, some parte of th e t i ld e b e i ng mite ben. From Aberdeen to Keith the mine might be said with more or leas easliikatica as to parti , ider The quality of the pais, hose,.,, seemed gnendly good, Ist Sim was • deAsioney n Mew. From Keith to laver. am the cep were beeelm sad uf wheat and barley sae. tividerly there winsome apisadid kids , many of them juet sheet ready few the cache. Os the whole, however, we should think that the straw even here is not above the imam. if it is even that. Potatoes were is many parte of than district • capital crop, but there wen manifest appear ances of the meanie of the disease tense commenced.— Alcottewin. The report of the directors, to be submitted at the fiftieth half-yearly posed meeting .1 proprietors, oar the 14th inst., has been used. The capital account shows that the amount of share sad mortgage capital chargeable nu revenue to June 30, 1861, exclusive of the leased linen, is an follows :—Cousolidatedstock, 1.2.093,5441. ; jewel:deed and preference stook, 2,321,4031. ; loess, 4,625,78 e /. ; total, 19,040,7841. The expenditure on capital account for the half-year amounts to 267,4571. The following constitute the items : —Kalargement of stations, 50,061/. ; rolling stock, 66,0161. ; eemption of Blackburn shares, 142,1731. ; Oldham, Rochdale, and Royton line, 1051771. ' • total, 267,4571. The review account sh ows th a t the receipt. daring the last half-year have been a. follows : =silasz and mails, 361,6:18/. ; goods sad live stack, 584, and Wyre Railway, 211,890/. ; Manchester, Bolton, sad Bury Canal, 3,052/. ; total, 1166,r311. The disburse. insatiate safollows : Wcairingexpeases, 372,2631. ; Preston sod Wyni Railway, 12,4761. ; rates, taxa', and duty, 18.e20/. ; Maeltanter,Mallon, and Bury Canal, 1,139/. ; total, 404,688/. The bares of net revenue applila to the payment of divides& ea the coseolidated ordinary Mock of the company ill 366,0 W. 10s. ld, and out of this amount the directors reviewed the proprietors to declare • dividend at the rate of 111 per oat per saes, lees imam tax, and to awry for ward the balsam, 211,0101. Us. 4d., to nest b•lf-year's sis coast. In the earlier part of the half-yen there was • es tiefactory increase in the earnings of the Rae. Later ea t the unfortunate occurrences in the Malted States of A IMITiOII have injuriously affected the traffic ci the eons pony ; yet. notwithstanding this drawback, the receipts show an addition of 28,448/., or an increase of about 3 per Best. over the corresponding half-year. The working expense. are greater than was anticipated. The severe weather at the commencement of the year added materially to the working charges ; at all the large stations of the employ the cost of porterage in January and February wee greatly increased ; the intense frost also affected the work lag stock, and the permanent way required extra attention and outlay. The working expenses are receiving the serious attention of the directors, with the view of reducing them to the lowest point compatible with the proper working of the line ; but their efforts in this direction are impeded by the want of cordiality, well known to exist, among railway companies. The estimate of capital expenditure for the past half-year, as stated in the lad report, was 132,0001. • of this amount 115,107/. has been expended. The estinsdi ci the requirements on capital account (exclusive of new lives), for the current half-year, is—for rolling stock, 26,000/. • enbirrinent of stations, doubling Southport line, an d additional land, 813,000/. Total, 106,0001. The permanent way is reported by the 'seises, to be in good condition ; and the heads of departments repeat that the rolling stock under their charge is likewise in good orderaad condition. Claims for compensation, consequent upon acci dents to passengers, are becoming exceedingly onerous to this company, as well aa to the railway interest generally the present state of the law upon this subject is so extremely nasatniactory, that the directors have decided upon coops rating with those companies who think that the time has arrived whet, some effort should be made to limit the liabi lity of railway companies with rest to claims of this nature. ' pec The parliamentary proceedings of the company in the present session have been upon the whole satisfactory ; the only in noon in which th e decision of parliament maybe considered adverse to the interests is in the passing of the Loudon and North Western Company's Ecclev, T,ldesley, and Wigan line, in preference to the proposed railway from Clifton to Wipe. The shareholders arc aware that act. have been obtained to authorise the construction of the following branches in connexion with the railway:-1. A short line froru Aintree to Bootle, near LiverpooL 2. A line to coo. sect the Salford and Victoria nations In Manchester. 3. Breaches to Dewsbury, Hecimandwike, and Meltham, in the West Riding of Yorkist**. Aa wit to. also tom passed for increasing the capital of the anapany, and extending the time for the sale of supailtions Lade. The opposition which the company offered to the renewed appikatke al the Great Northern Railway Company for the olied Dosouter and Wakefield Use has spin bees isMended with success. The company shoo of an eztensice of the South Yorkshire Railway pi from iiley to near Wakefield ; this Ilue ran to the inassiley branch, and was altogether anise -01111017. The committee of the Hoses of Commons to whom the bill was referred decided against it, with the szeeptioa of a palate of the lise near to Barnsley, which they considered necemary for load purposes. A successful opposition was also given to • proposed line from Dews bury, through Comer's! to Bradford. This line would have bee . n in dope proximity to the Cleckhenon branch, and would have established another and rival railway to Brad ford. Some other measures, more or lee affecting the com =ere opposed, sad either thrown out, or such clauses as, it is believed, will fairly protect the company. The directors regret the decision of the shareholders at the Wharacliffe meeting, held on the 24th April last, by which During the latter part of the pad month, the weather was very unfavourable for bringing forward the harvest. We had some heavy gales of wind, at times ac companied with heavy rains, and some of the crops were much laid in consequence ; there wan @Loan absence of sun shine, and the early wheat wee not fit to cut so sour as we anticipated in our last report. The We crops of paw were also much injured by the wet, and • good deal of hay must be all but spoiled. Harvest has now begun in earnest, and in • few days the greater part of the wheat along the south coast will be cut ; but the weald district is not quite so forward. The wheat will require to remain some time in the field, as it was rather green when it was cut. It is DOW the custom to cut wheat before it is quite ripe, as it rather increases the weight per bushel, but the chief object is to avoid the loos that would be sustained by heavy winds, if it was allowed to get too ripe. The next most important point is, what is the pros pect of a crop of wheat? • matter which concerns every per son in the kingdom. Having carefully examined a great many pieces, we are of opinion that we may fairly calculate upon an ave ng e crop, and that (should we have favourable harvest wea th er) the quantity will be very superior, and we expect to hear of very great weight per bushel. There is no doubt • great deal of thin wheat to be found. and where this is the case the sheaves do not stand very thick ; but to compensate for this there are many pieces that bid fair to yield very large crops, and we quite expect that there will be many instances of an unusually large yield. Barley is mostly looking well, but is not so forward as the wheat. The untoward weather in the spring prevented it being sown in good time, _and consequently the crop is backward. Oata are niineuinibly good, we never saw them better and there is every= of • large crop both stra w and or Soon YOB/SHIRR Ratnrar.—The report of the directors states that the 22,5651. added to capital during the half-year lead been chiefly expended on account of plant and of extensions connected with the undertaking. The revenue account for the bailie*: ending the 30th June exhibited a gross income from all mums of 89,6811., earned at • total expense of 38,1971., leaving • balm* of 51 4841 which, after paying the interest and preferential dividenie, would yield • dividend at the rate et 41 1 per nest. per annum on the ordinary capital, and the direoton rocasuesod that such dividend be declared accordingly. Aa areement fora lease and • working agreement for 21 years with the Manchester, Sheffield, and Luicoloshirs Oma• posy had been sealed and exchanged by the two companies, sad wee now in operation. The Headby Extension, the Trent, Ancholnse, and Grimsby, and the Barnsley Coal Railway Bills, had received the ;oyal &rent, and would be p ed with without delay. The capital account to the 30th June last showed that 2,377,2071. had been received and 2,297,063/. upended, leaving a balance in hand of 80,1541. Rantesy RLILWAT.—A special general meeting of the Mareholders was held, yesterday, at the Gray'sdnn Hotel ; Mr. John Boyle in the chair. The chairman said this was especial meeting convened for the purpose of agree ing to • recommendation from the directors to mate new shares. The works of the company had been too peat for its capital, and they had an amount of floating debt which it was highly desirable to capitalise. The capital bill of the late session would enable them to increase their capitaltoany amount they thought proper, but they did not wish tocreate creater number of new shares than was absolutely necomary. The direction then proposed to raise 75,0001. by the issue of 7,500 preference shares of 101. each, to bear interest at 6 per sent. per annum, and a share in the balance of the rubs after the ordinary shareholders had been paid 6 per cent. He considered this fair and equitable, and toms upon which the money could be easily got. Tea intermit paid on these new shares would be lees than those now paid on the floating debt. He should Musette. move • resolu. time that the directors be empowered to issue 7 500 prefer ence shares at 101. each, bearing interest at d per cent., with all the anal privileges, and a further share in the pro fits of the company after the original shareholders lied re ceived 6 per mat. liajor Papillae seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. In mower to a shareholder, the chairman said 75,0001. would not include a sufficient sum to amble the company to smite the Bergoed branch. The meeting concluded with • vole of thanks to the chair man. The trial of :fauna Car! has, 24, the German who was charged with the wilful mortise of Martha Halliday, was resumed at 9 o'clock yesterday morning. Mr. Bedard Ballantine, specially retained, with Mr. Robinson, spin appeared for the prosecution ; the Hos. G. Damian, Q.C., with Ms. W. Best, wen counsel for the prisoner. Mr. Denman proceeded to address the jury for the de fame in a most powerful and eloquent speech. which occin pied rather more than four hours in the delivery. Ho mid that it had been truly stated by his learned friend, &leant Ballantine, that the case against the prisoner rested en tirely upon what was called circumstantial evidence ; and while he should not attempt to deny that in many oases evidence of this character was the most satisfactory that could be laid before • jury, still be could sot subscribe to the observation of his learned friend, that it was sufficient to show that all the facts that were . brought forward were consistent with the guilt of the posoner but that it was also necessary to show that they were in consistent with his innocence ; and he believed he should be able to satisfy them that this was not the ors in reference to the present charge. He then observed that it appeared that the pri mmer had endeavoured to pie a livelihood by his labour that he was not a man at bed character, area he did not,; therefore, appear to be the sort of man who was likely to commit a crime el this dreadful description. The principal evidence spinet him appeared to be that be wssseen in the neighbourhood of the place where the crime was committed in company with another person; bat there was aotliing whatever to show that he was ever in the house or near it, except front the pocket-bock and the papers that were contained in it, and he submitted that there was soaking in the case to show that the statement of the prisoner that he had been robbed of this pocketbook was not true, and it appeared to him that there were many fare in the ease which tended to show that it was so. The learned counsel then proceeded with great feeling and earnestness to call the attention of the jury to the destitute and belpleis condition of the prisoner, who, he said, was not only deeply steeped in poverty, but entirely ignorant of our language, and coosequenUy unable to give the necessary instructions for his defence, and who, but fur the humanity of the Saxon embassy, would have been alto gether without legal assistance to answer the dreadful charge that was made against him. He then went on to comment upon the evidence that bad been adduced in sup port of they twos , sod concluded by stating that although o ceanic ion might be created by that evidence, still it was not 'ently cogent to justify the jury in saying upon their oaths that the rimer was guilty of a crime for which his life must undoubtedly be forfeited. Mr. Justice Blackburn them proceeded to sum up the car, and the jury retired at 5 o'clock to wonder their verdict. They were about about an hour, and upon their return into court they found the prisoner Not Ousity. There was some applause when the verdict was pronounced. It was said that when the jury retired ten of them had made up their minds to return a verdict of guilty. The primer was immediately discharged from custody, and it was stated that means were affonled him by the Saxon embassy to proceed at once to his native country. Ciresiso or ema ALTTN RanwaT.—The final inspection of the Alyth Railwiky, by Colonel Yana& the government inspector, took Ogee Oa Monday. A train, consisting of two heavy engines, far the purpose of testing the braces, with a carriage attashed, containing the chair man, Mr. Kinloch ; Mr. Willett, the engineer of the Scottish North Pastern Railway; Mr. Ralkett, the en gineer of the Myth line ; Mr. Pattullo, and others, went along the line from Meigle to and from Myth. Everything was found in satisfactory order, the bridges being tested by the weight and by the running of the heavy engines across them. The line has been open during the last week for goods traffic, and it will be open for passenger traffic so soon as the Board of Trade certificate is issued, which will be this week.—Thoseke Advertiser. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. SINCIULAS RAILWAY ACCIDINT IN IBILAND.-A very strange accident lately occurred at the sew station of the Newry and Warrenpoint line, at present being erected at the Dublin-bridge. About ten o'clock at night —as hour, fortunately, when very few pemous or railway officials were engaged in or about the large iron roof, which had, with a great deal of trouble, bora placed in its position a few days before, tumbled down in ow mess. In falling it tore down several of the large stones, andbroke a wooden shed which had been ternpovarily erected. It is supposed that the cause of the accident was the loosening of some of the " guys," and 0000 one hat its power, con siderably more stress was placed on the others, and, one by one, they continued to shift, until the crisis came, and the immense piece of ironwork fell, ca rry ing with it destruction. Several of the arches fell in widely deferent directions, two falling im the direction of the road over the gate, and the broken guys, blown about by the wind, became en tangled as the oppssite aide of the road. r (Before Mr. Whatley, Q.C.) The oorporation of Lyme Reps have resolved to borrow a comadernble sum of monoy of the government for the improvement of their harbour. CZYPRAL ONE SHILLINII DAT.- 11VaitlIADAT, Ammo! T.—Admissions (0 perms* 1 11 ,554 alto I.v season ticket.. 1,9541 ; tots/. 20.550. _ Lompox GENER U. OH3fiiQR Com ?Ai' Mourn)). —ortAke receipts fa week eselkeg Anse 4,12,511111. Loa GIL Thomas Richardson, 27. described es a clerk, was in dicted for stealing • cab, value 121., the property of George Merrell. He was further indicted for fraudulently obtain ing by fah, pretenoss from Edward Carroll two carriages, vtie 501., the property of Wm. Stoneham, and for heaths. lently obtaining by false pretences, from George Robins, the sums of 12/., 131. 10s., and 30e., with intent to defraud. The prisoner ple l id e e e l , Tilty to the charge of felony. Mr. Abram • for the prosecution, and stated to the nowt that prisoner went to the prosecutor Mr. Myren, hackney carriage or and maker, Wells street, Oxford-street, and hir propriet eds cab, which he afterwards sold ; and obtained from Mr. Robins, of Matilda-street, Caledonian.road, an advanoe of 131. 10s. on soother cab, which he had fraudulently obtained. He represented him self to be Thomas Clark, a cab-owner, and the third case was, that in January last, he obtained two carriages from Mr. Stoneham, of Hampsteed.road, coach-builder, by similar means. In that cats he said his name was Miller. The cabs were sold, and had not bees leased. Ilia lordship ,aid it was a very bad case, and sentenced the prisoser to 18 months' hard labour. Willions Thrupoon, 20, was indicted for stealing, in the dwelling.houet of Thomas Barr, Gresham-villa, Blanketed'. lane, Highbory-vale, two mantles sad other articles, value 15/., his property. It appeared that en the 18th of July the prisoner and another MU were seen larking about the prosecutor's house in a manner which excited suspicion in the mind of the arr. vent, Suzan Darby, and she watched them. The prisoner, seeing a firet-door window epee, get over the railings, and climbed up a tree, he win& he got through the window, and cams out with a bundle, with which he gut away before ihe could stop him. The prisoner next ma& his oppearenes at the cab rook, near the Cock, at SOUTH W ARK . Two young fellows, well known to the polies, named Donovan and William., were brought before Mr. /I= charged with stealing three pairs of trousers and waistcoat& from the shop of a tailor in Itermondeey-street, in a singular manner. Mr. McDonnell said he kept a tailor's shop iv Helmond sey-etreet, and on Friday evening, at nine o'clock, he fastened all up, leaving his stock safe. There was an open space over the door protected by a cross bar, and he left hanging near that part several trousers and waistcoats. When he went to open the shop on the following morning he was surprised on missing three pairs of trousers and several waistcoats, and on looking on the floor he picked up a rough bit of stick, to the end of which was attached a hook, with which the thieves had abstracted the goods. He immediately communicated with the police, which led to the apprehension of the thieves. James Woodley, potman at the Horseshoe and Wheat ' sheaf, Amelia-street, Bermondsey, said that on Friday even ing last, about nine o'clock, the prisoners and another man oune into the taproom and asked for a piece of stick. He found a piece for them, when the third man tied in his pre sence a hook to the end of it, and they all left the house together. The piece of stick produced was the same he gave to them on the night in question. Henry Hurst, 34 M. asked for a remand, as he thought he should be able to produce further evidence against them. Williams had undergone four years and Donovan two years' penal maraud, for housebreaking. Mr. Maude accordingly remanded them for a week. _ THAILMS. .roAn Marti*, a very small boy, aged nine year, who did not appear so 1, was charged with stealing a shilling and two pieces of crochet work, value 55., the property of his parents. Edward Martin, a dock labourer, of No. 38, Grovestreet, St. George.in-the-East, said that the boy was his son, and he was very sorry to state that, young as he was, he wee a most incorrigible thief, and that some time ago he stole a shilling and expended it among his companions. For that theft he was forgiven on his promise to behave better. On Tuesday week the boy stole another shilling and his mother's crochet work entreated to her, and disposed of it at one of those infamous nuisances called "leaving shops" for a shilling. The value of the work was sa. He did not know what to do with the boy, who had been away from his home • week, and he was afraid he had been in very bud company. Mr. Woclrych rid the prisoner made a promise to be • good boy when he was before him some time ago, but lie had gone from bad to worse, and there was no hope of his amendment unless he was sent to • place where he would receive good advice and a vigorous training. He sentenced the prisoner to be detained for three years in the Industrial School at Feltham, and that his father should pay Is. 6d. per week towards his maintenance there. The prisoner's father said he had been out of work four work.. Mr. Woolrych—l eant't help it ; lc 61 per week is a very small emu. You mast pay it. WANDSWORTH. Mr. Samuel scat, the landlord of the Spread Eagle Tap, High-street, Wandsworth, appeared before Mr. Ingham to answer the summons for °palling his house for the sale al wince, spirits, Ito., before one eokok on Sunday mornings, the list and the 28{h — Thedefiiial;iitplrad;inot guilty to both summonses. The first case was proved by Police-constable Chapman, of the V division, who stated that be watched the d t's side•cloor in the Spread Eagle yard from half-pest 10 o'clock in the morning until half-past 12 o'clock. The constable then reed an account of the number of persons and the time they were admitted. The total number was 41 persons ad mitted during the two hours. He also stated that they only remained a few minutes at a time, and when cane of them came out they were wiping their mouths with their bands. Others were putting money into their purses, and some had clean pipes. The defendant denied that he served any of them, or that they were admitted into his house. He said the ya rd was a public place, and he kept his portion open for the conve nience of the stablemen. WLASA•TIOI. B.—Reecreener corrected and reduced to II deg. at . lota eae► 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one-ht of an inch diminution . and each 10 deg , above 32 deg., nearly Illireabundredths ineresaa. Z.—Fawned thermomen. in shads. IL—Moistened balb (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of wind (true—two points left of mug• neUc). I. —force (1 to 13--estiniated). C.—Cloud (1 to 9). I Initials : b, blue sky : c. clouds (detached) . f, fog ; h, hall . lightning; m, misty thazy); o, overcast (dull) . r, rain ; s, snow t, thunder. 8, Bes distarba. (1 to 9). WRATH'S RXPICTID TO-MORROW OR //XXV DAT. North Britain—Westerly—Modorato—eloady. showery. Nast Cast—North Westerly—Moderato—cloudy, Ans. South Coast—Similar weather—South-Westerly. Ireland—South-West—cloudy, showers. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. It was ascertained that the Spread Eagle Hotel-yard was let to a flymen, and the defendant's premises were boarded et!, and be bad a door opening into the main yard. Chapman said he was posted in the main yard, and could see the side door leading into the defe miant's premises. The door was unbolted every time any person was admitted. The second ass was proved by Sergeant Harris, and he watched the premises in the same way from 40 minutest past lO o'clock until 20 minutes paid 12 o'clock, and he saw 15 persons admitted. The defendant also denied this case, sod said he *Vowed the fiymen in the main yard free access to his premises, and that be never closed the door. Mr. Ingham said thie was a case of wholesale dealing, bat he should only impose one penalty. He should convict on the first summons, sod the defendant would have to pay the full penalty of 51., and in default one month's imprison ment. The fine and costa were, however, paid. Colleen Hawn, from Sunderland to Quebec, sprung a leak : end was abandoned in let SO N, lon 19 W : crew saved: master and twelve of the crew arrived here in the hoyne.—Liverpool. August 7. WSISSZLS SPOKEN WITH. Bittern, from Cardiff for Mauritius, July tr, lat 49 N. lon 9 W. Christina, from London fur Now York July V, lit 48 N, lon . P 1 I nre 7 Ev liat, from Liverpool for Calcutta, June 11, lot 24 9, lon . . . . _ Maraeilles, from Liverpool for Melbourne, June 24, let 9 N, lon 26 W. Volant, from Liverpool for Calcutta, June 23, lat 9 N, lon 25 W. William Mitchell, for China, June 211, lea 9 N. lon 2 5 W. Tice WACO:MILD BRIBLRY CARES. —We are in formed that Mr. W. H. Loathe= and Mr. J. C. D. Charles worth will be Windup to receive sentence during the next term. With respect to the release of Mr. Fernandez from York Castle, we believe no unnecessary delay took place after the judge's recommendation had been received at the Home-office, and that the few days which elapsed between the " purgation from contempt " and the discharge, was • delay rendered necessary by the changes at the Home officia—Maischetkr Guardian. G' ilithl Main Tot To( a 17pc lbs go 'ion • most ll A No. Nabs 441 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BOVlLL—Ansurt 4. at Pond...place, Dorking, the wife of J E. Bora Req., of a daughter. BROWNING —August 6. at Bona-pirdens. Hyde-park. the wife of H. B. Browning, Esq., of a son. CAROM—August 6, at Cranbury-place, Southampton, the wife of J. Cardin, Eaq., of a daughter. CLOUGH.—Auguat 5, at Combe Hurst, Ringston.on.flames, the wife of A. H. Clough, Esq., of a daughter. DAWER.—Austust 4, at Asheidam Vicarage, Essex, the wife of the Rev. H. P. Dawes, of • daughter. DRUMMOND.—Auffust 6, at Montagu-square, the Hon. Mrs. E. Drummond. of a daughter. HALLETT.—Auguot 6, at Bt. George's-road, Ecelcaton square, the wife of H. W. Hallett, Eat., of a daughter. ILlFF.—August ft. at Field House, Bishop Weanuouth, the wife of the Bev. O. Ind, of a son. OLLIVER. - August 4, at Oakfleld, Ashton-on-Mersey, Cheshire, the wife of 0. Oliver, Vag . of a son. WlNTER.—August 3, at Brighton, the wife of 7. N. Wlnttr. leo., of a daughter. WOOD.—August 5, at Fernald House, Armlet', assr Leids, wife of H. Wood, Bob, of • son. I[ARWAGES. BEDFORD—BROUGHTON.—August 13, at Christ Churek. 4. Msrllebone by the Rev. 11. V. Broughton, C. St. C. Bedford. Esq.. of Dean's-yard, Westminster. to Harriet Emma, dauglatr of the late R. R. Broughton. Reg., of Dorset-square. CUNNINGHAM—BARN WELL—August 2, at the Scot( Clirch, Mary's Abbey, Dublin, by the Rev. W. F. Stevenson, Mr J ‘I. Cannhighars, of Lainster.road, Ratlimines, to Sarah, daughltr of Mr. T. Barnwell. of Dublin. FULLER—DOUGLAS.—AuguMa at Trinity Church, Paddlort ,, . by the Rev. F. Cook, P. G. A. Fuller, Esq., Royal nom Gnarls (Blue:, to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Sir E. A. Bouglaa, Bart, of Glenbervie. Scotland. LICRORD‘H—BARTLX —August 2, at the Old Church. Islington, by Ike Rev. 1.. Stanluim, Mr. J. Licitorish, to Henrtettf. daughter of the late H. Bartle, Esq., of Poole, Dorsetshire. SENIOR—PARR INSON.—August 5, at St. John's. Manehe.trr , by the Rev. W. Huntington, M.A., A. Senior, Esq., of with, to Elisabeth, daughter of J. Parkinson, ER., of ".todc. Arse; Cheatham. 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C.E., aged 68. /I=.—Aaguat Herbert, 1C.C.8., ag ed 4. 68. at Cadogan.place, Vice-Admiral sir T. RlLlA.—Augut 6. at Southaea, Hants, W. H. HUI, Esq ., TA MV—rt 6, at Ellison.place, Newcastle-on-Tyne, W. Loth. OZER —Await 4, at Church-row, hiewington.butu, T Osborne, Rap., aged 76. PARR.—Aturtmt 4, at Rougemont House , Eseter, Parr, 1.44 . &red le. PARRILX.—August 4, at 111litary.road, Canterbury, Mr. J. Pane% aged 84. PANlCL—August 1, Matilda, wife of Mr. K. T. Carte. of Mtn, mod 87. tz - tu; tor 81. and •1 loan% Etta, Sc thr. Iddicy and di IF Mated aad Meshed b WILUAIII KING HALMS, of No. d. Leatbardatreet, to the City of London, Priuter, at tbe Mee, In Lombardstreet, in the Precinct of Whitetriars. -- 111111IDAT, AOODIR 8, 1851. iiaTa lat wur !OM m treed tented We, end II and e Bold I entre Cheen Vaal Q' Haw WAT Jo beta Ike SINN