The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-06 00:00:00

4 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. WARWICK RACRS..--TVISDAY. The September iesenag has lost much el its former is- OS effeethag the comsat fee the great St. Leger at , and but little spealatisa ea that event was an- Ye. M bee, however used at sterile* to sate the od his pihering. and thzza• Femme issued was an exoesdiutly good one. The whisk was beautifuDy See, the sue skisiag brilleatly threethout the day, attracted • barge attendance, the number of carnaess ow the far side being much poster thaw last year. The ring wss well patronised by hook. makes and beakers, the former w e including all the principal operates,. The speed and ordioary tram were well filled, and • large crowd swanned tha mune Warms oath rms. The nein came of as fellows : Toe TRIAL Stamm of 5 ems. meth with 50 width, for =olds and upwards ; weight fee age ; winners extra. Oise (8 sobs.) Mr. 0. aegeira Oeoeral Bees by Nabob —Lady Alice, aged, v.t 71b ;lb es) ;WOO (T trench) 1 Mr. earbea's Locket Lucy, yrs ISt Mb (ls& 41b ex) (6001.) (Heartileld) 1.• &Mier's TrePse, I yrs. Mt gib (axt.).. ;cameo.) I Tie following also ran: Leashing, Wynnstay, Byelphus, sad tear. Bettis' : 5 to 2 apt Locket Lacy, 4 to 1 mai General Hess (at first 6 to 2), 4 to 1 apt, Trapeze, 5 to 1 apt Sisyphus, and 8 to 1 apt say o th er. Idler was first • closely attesdad by Greased Nees. the others Worm up. After gang about • hundred yerds. Sisyphus took cep the reuse& Wyenstay, 'Depose, Others' Hos, and Idler following is the ceder named to the bead WSJ Nits straight, where Sisyphus gave way, sad °mend Hess came mood his herrn re the outside sa d headed Wyesstay, but the latter before reaching the distaste semis deprived " the General" of the load, sad Malting of his challenge, miss in first by a length and • ball ; half a length separated the mooed and third ; Trapeze was fourth, close up, Law host at • wide interval salt, Idler and Sisyphus pullet up oath* post last As objects:la wee lodged against Wynnetay oaths ground of his havieg pas the wring side of • poet, red the stewards, after beareg the edence of the jockey, dithealified Mr. Buckley's horse, and s writhed the stakes to General Has.. Tan RACING firm= of 5 nova. etch, with 25 added, for Io and upwards, weight for age, with penalties and al'o wsnoss . Three-quarters al a mile. (5 subs.) Westmorland's lady Sophie, by King Tom—Bridle, tyre, 6st (301 1 (thatable) 1 Marquis of.liastlnges c by Prime 311eister—(citetro, lyre, Ent in. Mb es.) ) 101 ) (lisiutlekl) Mr. W. G. Bennett's Trap. 6 yrs, Mt lib (SOL • (Hibbard) The folios Mg Mao CarW•te and Al onntain Deer. Betties : 5 to 4 apt Trap. 4to 1 melt apt tidy Sophie and the Oosytto colt, sto 1 apt Canaan,. Lady Sophie made play, followed by Ouellette sad the others in good order into the straight, whirls Capella Mathell'a filly gave way, sad Lady Sophie was challenged by the Cotytto colt, but the latter could sever reach the leader, who won • good nee by a length ; Trap abad third, the other two beetling ekes together. The wiener was bought for 150 guineas. Tan LIAMINCTON SPAM of 25sovs. each, 15 It, sad 5 only if declared, with 100 added ; winners extra ; the mooed to save his stake. Two mike. (46 subs.) Mr. W. L Jones's Dr. Syntax, by Newminster—team) vinla. 6 yrs, Bet Mt 1 Mt W. G. Bensett's Buckfoot, 7st 121 b Mr. W. ow ing Gn nonce, a 11 t MID ... (A. Edwards) 3 The follow also ran ;—Nakeld, Alabama, Helen, True Beer % and The Mate. Betting: 9 W 4 sgst Alabama, 4 tot apt Stmatoo, 6 to I apt Buckfoot (finished et 20 to 1), 100 to 15 apt Dr. Syntax, and 10 to 1 apt say other. They we despatched Is good order at the mooed attempt, Helen showing the way for a that distance, when True Rein west to the tare, end was followed past the stand by Sales, Alabama, Duokeld, the Pirate, sod Dr. Syntax, in the ether named, with Mentos whipping in. They tun la this ceder moth the bottom turn, but then the hill Danksid rasa alp to Helm, who was is close attoodasto epos True Heart nom the lot disappearing behead the hill. Is the wart quarter of a mile True Heart gave way, and Hideo die ampoule, from the front lk. Syntax ran op to Alabama, whim he headed, and carried as the running along the far aide, followed by Mr. Ten Bresek's bone, with whom were the Pirate, Stanton, Buckfoot, the latter gone well is the centre of the course. Before neekieg the top tarn Both foot drew forwsrd. and nem eateries the straight showed • bold frost, Dr. Syntax pin oe in pursuit to the dis tance, where he a Mr. Bennett's hone, sad reschieg hie head is a few stride., took a slight' lead, whereupon so exciting straggle commemed between the pair with whom the Moe was left Dr. Syntax, always having slightly the best of it, wee a good fisish by a seek ; Stanton finished third, three leagths tree Beekfoot ; Helen woe fourth, close up ; Alabama filth, the Pirate sixth, and Dunkeld last Tax SHORTS HANDICAP of 5 sore. oath. 3 ft, with 25 added, for all ages ; winners extra. Five furlthp. (21 subs.) Mr. limier, Blackbird, ay n Black Doctor or Neasham— Mre's Beauty. 3 Yro, 7st 7lb Cannon, , tit's Cutler, 6 yrs. 7st 7th (Ward) Mr. Saxon'. bbthopton.3 yrs, est 12lb (IL Sharp; 3 Tbs f o ll o wing a l s o ran:—Seamen e, Pinchbeck. Mooed, and apeman. Betting : Even on Blackbird, 6 to 1 opt Bishopton, 7 to 1 each apt Caller and the Senorita colt. and 10 to 1 apt any other. The lot got away On good terms, bat after going • short distance Bishoptoci took • strong lead, Cutler going ea second, and Blackbird third, the Senorita colt bringing up the rear. Entering the straight the rear divides closed • and approaching the distance. Blackbird, next the rails. with Cutler at his girths, quitted the others, sad ran home a good race, Blackbird winning bye length ; Bishoptoo was third, three lengths in the rear of Cutler • Pinchbeck was berth, hlostrol fifth, the other two pulling up on the post. Ton CANTU PARR Seacil of 5 sows. such. with 50 added, for 2-yreids ; colts, Bst 1011 i ; fillies, Bst 71b ; penal ties sad allowances. Three-quarters of a mile. (10 stile.) Mr. 0. Angers Mazurka, by Fandango—OsepariTs dam, Hot 21b (Terry) 1 Yr. J. Wookett's Itopley. 84 Mb (Dowling) 2 Betting : 3 to 1 on Mazurka, who mode all the running, mad wan molly by half a 'moth. Tits QOKIN'S PLATS of 100 prisms : 3-yrolds, est 71Ia ; bar, fit 71b ; five, rx , and aged. 9st 121 b. Two mike. Marque of llastium' Ackwurth. by itazzoletto—Conster- DUI°D. 4TM rat 71b (Fordheas) 1 Mr. N. Breyley's Pearl Diver, a yrs, Set IMb (Cannon) Mr. Z. Buckley's Samosas, tyre, Mt 71b ....(J. amoebae) S Betting: 6 to 4 apt Ackworth. and 2 to 1 her one. ' lekworth cut out the work, followed by Pearl Diver, Seems' lying vino the hill, where Ashworth increased his lead, and in the next quarter of a mile Seems headed Pearl Dine, end gradually drew up to Ackworth ; but the latter came on with a lot is baud to the staad, when Pardkam rouging him be came clear away, and won in a canter by six lengths ; Swam a bad third. Tae Avox Brow of 5 sous. each, ) ft, with 30 sdded, for 2-yr olds and upwards ; weight for age ; certain ellowances ; the winner to be sold for 50 sous. Five fur -11 (9 subs.) 7.. B. Ten Barnet's Stole, by St. Albana—Contr Mice. 2 yrs, let 71b fl Orbushew) 1 Mr. Hodzinsit's Viper. 2 yrs, est 41b (lleallineld) Mr. 0. Bather's colt by Odo—benca, 1 yrs, Tat 61b (Murray) $ Betting : 7 to 4 co Stoic, 3to 1 spit Viper, and 4to 1 apt the Bianca oolt. The favourite made the running till within a distance of home, when Viper momeoterlly beaded lie. but *pie giving way was uleaverly defeated by a neck, Bianca colt beaten two lengths from the second. The winner was bought in for 61 guineas. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. IST. Ltriet. Even apt Oladiateur (1 t) 100 to 8 apt The Duke Wit Ito 1 Retrain (off) 100 so 6) 11 to 1 Breadalbone(t 20 to 1 Archimedes (off) off) 100 to 1 brwoodelaw (t) ADIRTIONAL A altlVALll.—Sydmonton, Exchequer, and Catlike. MARGATE RACES.—ThEspAy. A HANDICAP PLAT. of 40 son. for nil ages ; winners 1 Mks. frillfruiraga. Mr. J. Darts sd Little Osotlenian, by Ling Tom —Maier to 1.103•11,43 Y. 4 Yrs. 7s. alb Wittman) 1 Mr. J. Laud's lialornock, 4 yrs, bat 1211 Taylor) g Mr. Ouistelcrs Betsy Copeland. 6 yr.. Yst . ..01.Jaelmon) it Cblquot-the.Teeter, Brown Dachess, an d also ran. Bettiog : 6 to 4on Little Gentleman, 6 to 4 sgst Balm- seek, end sto 1 bar two. After a number of Wee Marts the lot were got away, with the favourite leading, Saim aa* going on secood. The yak had the rise to themselves, Little Gentlemen winnisg by a length ; Betsy Copeland • hod third • Finale wee fourth. Brows Duchess jumped road ea the flag fell, sad was left at the post. Tat LoNDON, CHATHAM AND Dovia BrAtta of 3 sore, each, with 25 added by the company ; weight ter age, with selhog allowances. Three-quarters of a mile. Mr. Wrighta Bunch, by Muscovite—Dioniedia, 11 yrs, Tat (201.) (VADmat) 1 Mr. Marais Mysterious lady, 4 yrk 911) (201.) (Nlithtlnsall) 2 Mr. Almon*, Proctor, 2 yrs, rot 1111 (201) (Wyatt) 3 Finale also ran. Bettis' : 2to 1 on Bunch, 3 to 1 eget Mysterious lady, sad sto 1 sof Pieale. The favourite, attended by Prost; ride play to the turn, where the latter mu out, and Myst*. Mew Lady took seems; pima. This order was maintained t• ow lair, Bunch trinities by a length and a half. Proctor vs. a bed third. The winner was bought is for 20 guineas. Tar MARGATE HANDICAP Of 5 lan. OiCh, with 60 added ; Iriadmirs extra. A nolo aid • half. Mr. 0. B. Dyke's Drava. by Wild Dairen—lady Evelyn. 3 yrs, net tie (H. Jackson) 1 Captain Shaw's Trinmpiar, 4 yrs. Tet 10th Mr. Parkes Sentinel. 3 yrs, est Sib Balornork also ran. Betting : Er.. am Daymll:3 to isfot &ay other. The favourite made .11 1 1 . runalag. sad wow is a easter by teal ].oaths., the other two bang as widely separated. Tag L41111125' &raw of 3 soma oaoh, With 20 added ; with milieu 000 mils. Mr. Breary's Btar 0.. a, by Gamma& dl Versy—Equlty, 2 yra, Out 1.11) (20/) lll. Jactseo) 1 Mr. Oland's:. s Bunch, ym. ilb (20L) d'Assos) Ka Harsh's Confederalist, 4 Ire. Set 11Th Wt.) (J. NWalsgslo s Tile following Mao ten : Mysterious Ludy, Harrah, sad tome.- Was. Beata, : 6 to 4 net Star Cross. 5 to 2 apt Bus* 4 to 1 ° eta Oootederalist. Tb. facsuita Meg epos Mysterious Lady to the tors, when became oe satssdal by lamb and Ossfedsralist. At lb. stead Bomb made his ilea, b hails& Ile get up was detested by • Loath ; throe lemiths T raled wooed and third. The wiasea was hasght is far TIM IllimrsAY Stasis of 3 son. oak, with 25 Wed ; THE EXPIRESS, WEDNESDAY kVENING; SEPTEMBER 6, 1865. 12at each ; 'Wears mils. Olatleraeo riders. A mile and • half. Mr. Harky's Bedworth, by Bunton-oday* I yrs, ad iotir dui lSib sat) (Mr. J. Marl 1 Mr. Marra% Confeder a l lst, 1201011) (M 0 10 13 •xt (Mr.ositsre Mr. Mattoe's Staring Tom, aged. ISt par. Hatton 3 Bettis': 2 to lon Budworth, say odds apt the others. The favourite made all the russieg, and Ton many. Staring Tom boatel& off. BITTING AT MANCELESTRIL—TORADAY. ORLAT YORKBI4IIIZ 11ANDICAP 7 to 1 apt etareasoot (4) ( dl O OO to 4 opt Moaleay (t) Brindel I) 100 to 6 Verlin B ( 4 ) 14 to 1 BT. ILL 6to 4 apt Olodlabear (0) 1 100 to 8 apt The Doke ( 01 ) 6to 1 Poplio it; 100 to 7 nevodaluane(t) 8 to 1 No to 6 B(t 10 to 1 Arohloolll (t) j fla w LAW INTELLIGB2IOB. OOLTILT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Sirr. 5. Wore Mr. Oommissionor Hsiroyd.) IN ST OKOSOZ HUNS JAMISON. This wag an application for release from custody. The basket/0 was a till broker and anctioteer, ativOng ou businme at 13, Oopilealloourt. The debts are about 4,000 L, and there are no assets, the bankrupt having di vested himself of his property by means of a bill of sale Alertly before hie bankruptcy. Mr. J. T. Shaplead opposed the application on behalf of Mr. Marsha, a creditor ; Mr. lthehaasa su Mr. Shapland asked that the appbestioe Tot e tuot be entertained—at all events tot until after the meeting for duties of assignees. There were several matters which re quired investigation, particularly the eiretimstaacce under which the bankrupt had given a bill of sale to a Mr. Abrs. Imam. 1$ was Was believed that the baakrapt had Demme entitled to property in the right of his wife, which it was desirable should be ioquired into. after hearing Mr. Buchanan for the bankrupt, who also emu/Med the opposing creditor em to the way in which the bankrupt had blooms indebted to him, His Honour said that upon the prossediap there appeared tie be aufithiset pound for diersiosiag the application. The debts were lug*, mid the bankrupt bad executed a hill of sale shortly before be presented his petition. The applica tion would be refused, with liberty to the bankrupt to apply again af tor the meeting fur choke had been held. IN SC JANIS POOL Upon the application of Mr. Denney, and noicreditor appearing to oppose, as order of relearn from custody wig granted to this bankrupt, who was a discount and commis sion agent, of No. 2, Sena& and Elysium-rod, Fathom. The bankrupt had remained is custody for three mouths, the application for release having been opposed ea several occasions. Order accordingly. (Before Mr. Itegistrar Pepys.) IP RS CILLILZB wILLIAX IrITO. The bankrupt was an East India agent and ebipbroluir of East India , Leadealtall-strocit, and of Wilton Haase, Highbary New park. Ho applied to the court on his owe petition attributing hie failure to losses in business. The nobilities nay be placed at about 30,0001. ' • with meets not yet mosrtaised. The creditors appear to be chiefly Eng lish and foes*, merchants, and several banking booms are elm imerted in the schedule. A first meeting was now held at which prooff debt the estate of 10,0001. were adnattted, and Mr. S s o offe to ry, of Old Jewry-chambers, accountant, was appointed creditors' assignee ; Mr. Stookoa being the solicitor to the estate. IN RI JOBS CILIUM inuioN. The baakrupt was en onOticer trading at Llme.streeli, City, under the style of John C. Wilson and Co. A state- ment of affairs disclaim debts and liabilities to the extent of about 13,0001., with meets valued at 8,0001. This WWI a Ana sittiog. Mr. E. Carr, of Little Tower street, marcheat. Mr. J. G. Pools, of Gresham-house, scoountant, and Mr. H. D. Marshall. of Gainsboroogb, en gineer, Were skated trade satigems. KIM% Heed and Phelps an the solicitors ander the proceedings. IN RI J. L 11:11DALL. Assignees were also chosen under the bankruptcy of Janie Kitson Kendall, who was a fancy warehouseman end agent, of Kiog Edward-street, NewgatiretreeL The bankrupt ascribes his difficulties to the sadden enforcement .1 'guaranteed bonds of the British Nation Life Ainurance Society. The debts are stated at 1,3001., with assets ex pected to produce 15e. in the pound, if successfully alid Memos. Ley and Brocklesby are the solicit= to the wiper. polies saeseant 15 P. wko saw the time prisoners *Piller et the top et Greet Turnstile, is Holbon. about an boar after the robbery was oommlited at the laNa Om, end be sew them go up to s podsmaa and make • match at hie wash, bus tkey iid sot seamed is ptting it, mad the ssetlemen went sway. He, !mew'', sot eaelsteem, maths prisoners war* taken into custody. Mr. Hostage Williams aging addressed*. tory oe behalf o f Williams. The jury found all Has primmer, Qua* The u nt ilasiatentJudp maid he should defer pa* lag matenai to-morrow. after they had triad the third I Wiotmset. The prisoners wire then removal. SECOND COURT. (Bofors Mr. Payee.) Willies Johnson, a determined looking fellow, was placed at the bar, indicted for stealing 16 Mime @poops, 10 diver forks, mid other artlelea, value NC, the property of Jobe Biagio. la his dwelling hams. Mr. Jobe Simla, 14, Marlborough-hill, St. Johe's•wood, ideotilled the property as belonging to himself. Mary Ann Humphrey maid she was housemaid is the meesoutoem house. Oe Tuesday hist tho primmer opened W mite sod muse to th e plasm window. Be had a basket with him. Witness weal down, and asked him what he wanted, and be said he came for some old bottles. Half an hour after she heard tbe ay of "Stop thief." ThiMebr." the wok, said she board w a rm sise la the peaky, wed whim she looked the plate basket goes, She ma out sod saw the prisoner ranting sway. Fib* called after hint. He thee " What's the mutter!" sod she told him. Ho tlisa ride had semi a man running away with it. The premier, it appeared, had Wades ths beaked of plate in the next garden. When be was takes into embody he denied all kaowledge of the robbery. The jury found him Guilty. Several previous oonriotione were proved splint him. Mr. Payee mobsoood him to be kept in penal united* for five mats Owner came raging out of the Michas sad said he .sca ms bate wimp ea am hashaad for twain hie Saturday last. He posited past me, aed I saw him strike at my !maimed, and my flathead said the primula' had hart lam My huebsad lest a good deal of blood. Mr. James Thomas Peat, IL D., said—l sat emus to the E divisku of police, mad raids at 28, Burtoweremeat. I chested the aom pls wised. It is a alma eat womad, and made with some sharp ississaasat. The cat is the back ai the load. sad the Madras sad the sett parttwerieg the boas see eat through. LottiOaw might sapermaa, or he might loss the me of two of hr flap& He hie last s pest deal of Mead. Kr. litty_ scowl remeadad the primmer for a week, sod relused WOBSIUMTREST. lwe Crass, • WI. thinkmit fellow, wearing • smosk frock, was :Marled with the followlog brutal mieociadost : Ann Hall, the wit. .1 •dge shoemaker in ltidb7 red. I)e4.et. stop, said—Deloodest lod with as, sad yesterday mini ms for his lima, whisk I have been is the lath sessidag for him. I said, " When you pay ms what you ewe fee I will give it to os." No need drimitill leaguer, dock nee on the side of the Mad with his 611, °miaow. see • great deal of pain, end that ran sway. Defsedime—You're a Um ; you're • liar, I say. Mr. Ellisou--Understaad that you am sot doing say service to yourself by this cause 'aortae'. Beejemis Fox-1 us • labourer, sad whew to lon whams. After he had struck der sad rte MI I followed sad taught him ,• ha struck ms vinlostly, knadied awe does, sod 'Ragbag himself os ms, got • portion of my ohm& is his mouth, sad kept it there until some oonstsblas mass and took him oil. Defoodaat—You're • liar. Mr. Ellison—l bare cautimed you before respostiog this gross omdset—it goes miry fez to cionvithe me of the rankles, Wow you are. Now what do you my to the charge of thesulting them, two pawns Delsadoist—Wlist I told them before. They Sr. liars. Yr. Ellmos—l behove their :skimps. You am • brutal, songs fellow. Perhaps I ought to amid you to prism without Nes opportunity of paying a fine. Yor the End. aumult I order you to pay • dos of lOs.. or wee days' im prisonment in default; fee striking and biting this sass, ss described, I order you to pay 40e., or in default as impei woman of three weeks. Defendant shrui up his shoulder., ovoid at the . eompLeinasts is a Mrsatouing 'swum, stepped out of the dock, ond was looked up. CRICZZT. Tun Covirrixe or Sniumx. AND Keiser.—The play wee reseasod yesterday, the weather being again extremely hot. The two bate took their positioes at the wicket, and the umpires called play exactly at 11.45. Pales was easily missed at the wicket, from Boonett's slows, but was humediately afterwards bowled by the left-handed bowler, Wllimber—thus the fourth wicket fell for 35 rubs. ilyndmita juiced Pillory, &Ed the two iscreassd the score to 72, sad canoed Sewell (who had gone cm bowling at Bennett's sad) and Willeher to @bangs end.. The former bowler soon disposed of Pillory, he having contributed a four , three throes, four twos, god singles. ilyndman soon followed. from the ants of a bell from therm* bowler, the total then beteg 73. Eh Agoras wag a three, three twos, and sissies. Ellis's was the seventh wicket that fell, after he had rapidly scored 20 by a four, four threes, a two, and elegies. The total had now reached 98 runs, aid when 114 had boa moored. Wells wee disposed of for • quickly played 15, made by • four, four twos, he. Afterluncheon, which lasted one hour, the game proceeded steadily, the "idiots being defended by John Lillywhite sad the Hoe. C. Pelham, until the total reached 139, whet Pelham attempted a short rue. sad he had thew fore to retire, playing an exeellent innlop—leareed Eton—of 11, composed of two threes, a two, sad singles. Lillywhite, after ooatribiaing 19, woo caught ou the slip; his figures were a three, eve twos, mad singles. The laptop terminated at 3.40 for 142, or 14 In majority of their opposeals. Kant, for their i s Innings. soot in Captain Taylor and Oarroll. The bat two wiokete, Fryer and Carroll. went for a total of 5 rues, but the third, Ca tali Taylor's, van not to be sot rid of instil 41 had been dXly registered by the scorers. He played a lucky hulloes of 20, composed of • four, two threes, two twos, and singles. When tte stumps were draws, at 8 o'clock last evening, the following was the wore : SICOND INNINGS. XABYLEBONE. John Banks, a stmecoasos, woe charged with wilfully damaging and destroying six pair at stem trams& mimed at 15e., the property of Mr. George Rogers, Gmehatimierest, Kentish.town, builder. RWiam Rdenoods, watchman at some 'harness la street, Canadso.town, said be knew the prisoner, who ma engaged epos the works. He saw him enter the premier and break six stone trusses, which are axed to support the mantelpieces Having done this be left the phis. Mr. Rogers deposed that the prisoner had boss in his employ, and the property destroyed lieloaged to him. One wee a pattern he bad purchased for him to work by. He was paid his wages between coo aid two oa Saturday , when them was • dispute about the amount. lie hail mode his bill out for 31., and be had set earned 10a. Hs was, however, paid 10a. The prisoner said he worked the whole of last week, with the exception of a few hours on Friday alewives, whirs he left to have some beer with a mate. On Friday niAt he mat is his bill for 31., thinking to receive it. He, however, did sot receive • quarter of the amount, and that wee no um for him to hike hams to his eight children. Seeing the trusses upon which his eon bad been at work he broke them. Mr. Yardley observed that the prisoner bad shown the character of • spiteful and malicioas mac, and it would serve him right if he wee mat to hard labour. As there appeared , to have been some dispute about wages, he would sot do that upon this occasion. He would order him to pay 154., the amount of damage, in addition to 20s. use, or be int. phased 14 days. Joseph York. seed 23, and George Hoplivasoa lad, were charged with cruelty to • cat. . The evidence showed that the primmer Hoplehm held the eat up by the tail, whilst York poured same tarps or vitriol upon it. A man who saw this dome destroyed the oat and gave the prisoners into custody. York was deed 304, or 14 days, and Hopkins as., or soma days. TO Till EDITOI OF VIZ 11/112116. - - 13nr.,—Having seen in your police intelligence that an application was made at the Guildhall police court by a Mrs. Riley, I beg leave to refute it. In the first place a Mr. Prim, of Juddetreet, bad taken legal proosedimp before the death of Mrs. Riley's daughter, who was in a situation at the time it occurred ; and her corpse was sot at the lames in Groat Montague-court, Little Britain. In stead of harsh measures being used, it was quite the reverse, ea she was offered the amen of ram, which two quarters last Midsummer, and her goods, if she would give up postessioL, which she most oketinately refused to do. At the same time she was re. miring 9s. per week rent from lodgers in the home, in ad dition to which I paid the tams, Asti with regard to her " large Family," there is but one little boy dependent ow her, the others am grown up, and provide for themselves. ' The truth of this statement may be ascertained from any of the tempts, them being live houses adjoining which belong to me. The insertion of the above will oblige, as otherwise the statement published is maculated Ito do me great injury, being well known in the trade tor upwards of forte JOHN "sera,— I am, to., BULLER. 4, Arthur terrace, Caledoebiu-road. TEE NATIONAL SUNDAY LEAGUE. A public meeting of trades' delegates and others in favour of the °Foam of the British Museum, the Na. tional Gallery, and the various publie fine art relitrioes, as well as of the Crystal Palace, on Soar" was held last night at the Canibridge•hall, Newmasonset, Wad street. The meeting was well uttered, but the room was by no means crowded. Mr. WRIORS occupied the emir. Mr. BRODIE moved the following resolution :—" That this meeting having ecruudered the streamer laid before it, pledges itself to active exertior datiag the ensuing water to roomplir the opera( of the national ratitutions r well se the Crystal Palace ou Sunday affirms. That the committee of the trade delegates be requested to memorialise the governorat ou the subject, to acreage great °pride demotonstior, and for a towel mine agitation of the questios. The resolution was seconded by Mr. RICHARDSON aid supported by Dr. Punrirr, who pointed out that rammer as the law already admitted of Uni opening of innumerable 'ardor and places of public resort where drink was sold, is was a morrow suoincly that the very beet of our publie institutions when no drink was sold should be closed on Sunday afternoons. (Cheers.) lie oensidend that the ob jects of the league were thoroughly nettle, aid deserved the support of every intellectual mac, end he offend :o u t: twenty free lectures during the erring rater, on subjects raring on the questions advocated by the Sun. day League. (Cheers.) Mr. Wilson, a Fratchman, as as rsprowntativs of snow roes foreigners is Loodoa, moved the opportunist of • committee of forst/nem to act in unison with the Sinner Suudel Lassos on this misstate. The resolution was brooded and canted, with one t. die- The CLIMAX remarking that there was so desire ou the part of Mr. Simeon, or the foreigners he represented, to procure the open* of theatres oa Sunday. A cordial vote et Drake to the chairman terminated the proceedings. MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Before Mr. Sellout Dowling, Deputy-Assistant-Judge, Thomas Seals, 19, John !Carrick, IS, Henry William, 15, and John Witham, 19, were Indicted tor sealing a add watch, value 2.51., the property of George Blake Hiok son, frees his person. Than was a wood indictment eildele Seale, 'Carrick, and Henry Williams, for attempting to steal a watch from the prom of a man whole name is unknown. There was a third indictment against John Williams, for stealing a gold watch, value 106, the property of Elijah Docll, from his person. Mr. Cooper preexisted ; Mr. Pater appeared for Seale ; Mr. Weep for Kee* ; Mr. 'footage Williams for Hoary Williams • sad Mr. E. T. Smith for John Williams. Cooper having opened the case, Mr. George Blake Hickson was celled, sad mid-I lies at Summerhill, Dublin, sad I am a banister and Queen's rousseL Oo Sunday, the 6th of August last, I was going to the pier at the bottom of Beex-street, a few minutia after four in the af bosom. Whes 1 cams to the top of the atop going down to the pier I mew two young men well &seed, one standing on the second step and the other at the top, apparently playing with canes in their hands. The one on tee second step I identify as John Williams. Jobe Williams stepped aside and im mediately in front of me. I said, "I beg your pardon, I want to go down." At that moment 1 got a blow from behind on the left temple, and et the same time I fall both my arum premed close sod tightly by my side an if I was held by several porticos. Ooe of them laid hold of my watch, which was in my left fob, sad tore the watch aod chains way. The man who sexed my watch ran down the steps and called oat " Booty." The men who were holding my arms disengaged me, sad I at moo ran after the roan who had Galled out, asd as I was gaining upon him I lifted up my stick (produced), inteeding to strike him, when I was tripped up from behind, and thrown forwarl down the steps. As soot so I recovered I followed him. He moved short to the right at the foot of the steps into a lane, and I lost him. The chain was dropped Piot as he turned. I got up the steps spin, but the preemies weirs all gone. The we'd we worth 254 George Franks, a little boy, said be was an errand bey, working for Mr. Lambert, oilman, of No. 4, Gray's-ion•lane. On Suuday, the 6th of August, at four o'clock in the siker- noon, be saw the four women there sad two or three more young men surround the prosecutor. He noticed them sttalog on the steps knocking up against perms' cede( from the boats. The old gent snian went towsrds the stem, and two of the pressers got in front of him. MANSION-HOUSE. Ho went round and endeavoured to pee thorn, when the The Lord Mayor begs to acknowledge the receipt of fifty others got round him. They west up to the gentleman sod guineas from John Lows, Esq., of elope°, in aid of the held hit arms down and then pulled his watch and chain Cattle Dieesae Fund• from his pocket, and afterwards threw the chain down on CLERKEN WELL. to the pavement. A little boy picked up the chain and John Itforrice and Ellen Quinlan, both about 18 years of gave it to the gentleman. One of the prisoners ran down age, sad residing in the low courts that abet on the spot the steps, and the mossoutor wanted to run after him. One where the Islington toll-gate formerly stood, Wire charged of the pressers, runes' down the stem celled oat, with violently assaulting Mr. Charles Wilkinson, of 33, " Booty, booty," and when the old gentleman got near to Oclebroke-row, Islington, under the fallowing chem. him, one of the other prisoners tripped him up from behind, stances : sod he fell down. Hs did not know which of the prises,' It would appear that just beyond the Philharmonic took the watch, or who held his arms. He was quite sure Musk-hall are a nemberof worts which are tenanted by that the premiers ware the men. He thought it Ms Jahn a very low ohm of penous, who make it their berates to Williams who tailed out, "Booty, booty." emegresste at the ends shutting on the High-street, sad This wastes was croetexamined at considerable length there to insult and assault respectable eellaaran• In some by the different counsel for the prisoners, but nothing min casee they he screw tho pavement for the purpose of trip led"' was elicited. ping up possengen, sad then when they have them on the Edward Collins, pier meter at the Temple Steamboat ground grossly Woe them, rob them, and run down pier, Fessattne, said the prisoner. Jolts Williams and the close ill-lighted courts, and into the house from which Thomas Seale, with four others, on the 6th of August toms they con quickly pass from on. to the other, end thus on to the pier at about 4 o'clock is the af Weems, and eked avoid identification or appreeension. In the ease of Mr. what time there would be a boat ho Graveled. He said it Wilkie/in he was passim shag there on his way home, at was no use asking him about a Gravesend boat at tbst time about 11 o'clock cc Saturday night, and have.' Wore bea of day. John 'Williams then asked if they could go to assaulted there, sad beteg kat s now hat, he was more Woolwich, and he told them that they could. There were than usually area He had just passed one of these ix persons together at the time. They said they would go courts when a tin kettle, tied to a pion of string, was to Kew, and he directed where they could get a ticket, but thrown et him, and Weak him violently on the top of him having his suspicious of them, he said that the Kew beat hat end crushed it. He turned round, and saw the male would be too full for them. In about three minutes after prisoner in the ant of drawing the kettle towards him. and he had spoken to them he heard that the prolocutor had whilst he (Mr. Wilkinson) was taking off his hat, the been robbed of his watch. female prisoner came up, sad triad to eke his William Ackrell, police-sergeant 15 F, was called, sad in bat from him. He ran for the sweeties of reply to questions by Mr. Montagu Williams, he mid he the police, and finding two rehired with them, sod Tin INDUSTILIAL EX 11 DIMON AT RIADENG. had only known the boy Franks since these persons had gave the prisoners is charge. Be could sweartively ...., bees taken into custody. He cams to the station and gave to the identity of the prisoners, es he took particular notice There is every prospect that this exhibitios, which is under' a description of the men who he said had stolen the move- of them, and there was something singular-Looking shout sa w patronage of bee Majesty the Queen, who takes mash eatoi's watch the pair of them. Both prisoners when t h e y were tad the Wiest is the movement, will be seeded with a great Mr. Pater having addressed the jury on behalf of the charm deed being on the spot at the time of the saran, amount of oncosts. Yesterday the mayor (Mr. C. J. Butler) prisoner Seale, he was followed by slthough not more than two minutes had elapsed from the received a letter from Major-Geesral Sir T. IL Biddulph. Mr. Wartime on the part of Karriedc, who In the time of its eommittsl to then appreheesion. dated from "The Rosenau," stating that Um Queen wee Gonne of hie obeervateons said that the polios The prisoners said they were Innocent of the charge int- graciously pleased to permit the committee of the aedisarta were exercising a most uoconstitutional p owe r-a peed to them, and that they ware hard•worhinr, Milne' exhibition to visit Windsor Oast's, cad melee article" of ie. power which was rapidly growing up, end this moue persona. as their beds would prove they war e, tenet for th• ices exhibition. Amordiogly the mayor, with country was threatened with becoming one of the most stained with walnut lake, several members of the committee, proceeded to the (:,ails polichridden oountrice in the world. He commented on Polionesegennt Seminars, of the N divides, mid these interest, awn..., sad se l ecte d „ Arai , objects 1:4 greet the fact that Sargent Ackrell was not called on the pact mass were of froqueat ineurreses, and were got tip tel the laaaypst, which will be immediately forwarded to of the prosecution, and said signifkantly that they might purpose of robbery. The male prisoner bad only just come as ...amtsle pm". hasskssdy been insasE= see MOO in that court with stripes upon their arms out of the House of Correction, where he had been t on work of arrangement at the Tows-hall sad temporary who only • few years ago wore in the lowest class of mooed for twelve months on a charge of picking pocket', hem p_ errat a ha the rear _ use utter ~...., I peliosme. But (said the learned counsel) how did they and the woman was known as • desperats and troublesome used '7' s the *tau gallery. Ta'ra valuable paintings. obtain those stripes? Why, by getting a number of con- woman. statuary . sad other choke works of art, lest by the Provost victions, and those convictions were obtained by empl y Mr. D'Eyncourt said he should do all he could tenets stop sad Fellows of Etat College, Lord Oversee*, Colonel Lard ling little boys to get up rases, and to give evidence in to these disgraceful scenes in the streets, and if the prisoners their favour. Lisdsay, ILP., Sir Charles Russell. M.P.. Mr. had been charged with the attempted robbery instead of ~ „ , um. metrics, um. wale., and ether emm a = 1 The Deputy-AssistantJudge interposed, and said, indir wi th the gestalt he should have committed them for trial, ''"••• the oat . ty aristoersey, will form a splendid elleetice, sad neatly -I must say, sir, that you have no right to make where they no doubt would have been moot severely dealt ~_ ,_2!._„, __,,,.,„_ will tau rase _ Ace ___,___ thee wholesale charges, or to hurl your anathemas I ndi a . with. He should now send each of them to the Housed 7 w 7„,z-z.,17 . ,--........„ — z.„, he., ;„,, it „,.. epee , oriminately on a most respectable body of men. You have • Correction, with hard labour, for two calendar mouths. that all crawls .. s the district will he "waded to the ha& no right whatever to say that they are in the habit of em- I Mr. Ricketts, elicitor, afterwards applied that • flee The siaihatice (citi he opened es Wedeeedsy meek urah ploying persons to get up ',video". or to infer that they might be inflicted, but the application was refused. Instant. hy this Bishop of Oxford, who, with the she mtad suborn th em to commit palmy, for if they did so they Joiner Snooty, of 13, Tooloridgeereat, Esstes-road, a . thootiss a itiiidi ... Newb ury Wisdom. , seal easy opme would be the greatest miscreants that ever disgraced millwright, was charged before Mr. D'Eymourt with , „... ___,_, will .1....,.,71./. ......, ew e s ... d n.._ end society. You have no right, I say, to hurl your anathemas . cutting and wounding Richard Can . The primmer was '`',x - i .... p :,,z,, , ,,.z w — t -- b i zz - p 6, -- g down the et 7T' aas e d in thh way, for if they were true this country would further cheesed with being drank. the roam to the crass , which will be performed ir ri t s s e ld then be the most degraded the world has ever sees. Richard Car said-I am a kaioklayer, and raids at 13, there will also be vocal musk by 60 (Suppressed applause is court.) i Tonbridge-strest, Euston-road, and the prisoner lives in At the coseinsion of the esremosy, whi c h will be Mr. Warton-It is well known. , the muse home. Lest sight, between the hours of nine , ,__ ,„_ ____,_ a „,„ the ....k. aa d Bra hm a The Doputy-Asaistant-Judge-I say it Is not trim, and it ' and ten , the miaow came down stairs, and entered my i _hood e d ,___,. 'L:7l,_'''"="a"saZ eel diet - r act u a ,"' a m a d ams is not well knows. I room, bet as I was is had he did not am me, sad them I w e'r u l a r i 7_7"2_7:Z e e" b a nd t h. mai. courts. The Mr. Winton said a owe occurred tidy a short time ago, be went downstairs and beige to abuse my wife. I west ' raute..--h7,. Invited the Right Has. the E ar l ~/ C um ,. sad after a few other obeeevatioes bo said th ere way out into the pas s age, and then he stabbed um in the hand, ' too, Mr. /A .... A LT., Professor Kawa d ay, kaid z ai d e s car a growing despotism, which we headed by Sir Releard saying be would serve me all. I felt the cot across the short eddie rar;"' sra sw i ms „ swede at - & - t a ra m s t h e Mayne, who of his own will sot aside sets of perllausest, beck of mY blind, end told him my sod he thaw said be i exhibition. w had, will mosaic apes for weal melee. and as thee sets bad bonneted by the county nemnbere, he had not does it. The cot is a severe one, sad lam very i __,„_ „___ a___ heated f ag 20 . 00 a. sad the hoped It would be seen sad made known by the whole weak from the lose of blood. I hod not _ _given the primmer , t=".....,!_•"_:: 1 7 1 1 ...wades to _ &ea a ra. of the legal profession. ' ehe hoe provocanos. I did sok etc a taffeta the promer's 1 F;J eet le"e u g ece ""hV iii i; g lWii;eqp pgapp - Igges Mr. Montagu Williams and Mr. E. T. Smith also addressed heed". end I can ' t say with what he Inflicted ore wouelL vs the jury.sad the building will be immeed day aed skid II f ade when I we amok by the primmer, bat I did sot injure • ere e r "a".l",___, ~,,. tram p aw s aa d .6 4 ,„,,, i4 ,.. Tim Deputy -Assletant-Jedge rammed up the evidence Imy hand in else fall, sad there was sea* sharp that I by • ""y "` ""' The jury returned a verdict of Guilty "Oast Seals, maid have fallen oa In the perm. Dtt Berry's &tickles health restoring Rewslenbsl, Karrick, seed John Williams :Henry Williams Not guilty. i The prisoner- Did you not stoke me before I punished Aredes , ,,..Foot sores., raaa.sa_ withwit Ana •ettal ra Z oomerapera . , e'r IDeterallalcrate pe i rau T Kr. Cooper rid he then propoesd to proceed with the you" gr dwawa mes„, --- riereons, Maw, Uweir, imi Itesstrit mooed ladistmest. I Witte" -I never touched yes. mod saes Me times tte eist In other rirmilis. Mr. Mostage Williams •appeared fae Henry Williams ; The litimar-I am "meet er eataull rut f or Ihad 2 .. as i Vrre. wsnaigh.-Ile lorry sad Co., No TY, Sellaelenee• Bleb sad He were in the =as =defended. knife. I LAndorn; w. he 1112•01 b.. ta. 114. ; TOL. 1180.41100.100111 i.... The pdomipal witness in this ease wee Will Aokroll, Mrs. Charlotte Carr said tbst on the previoes sight the (Adeettesesotl- LINT. PIM 11111141/1. W. Goodha c Ythary, b Jae. 1.111)ablia W. B. Pryer, b Jae. Ulbmblte 0 c Payne b 11117erbIte.. b Jas. 121 y -white o Walls 8 not out 0. Bennett. e John LWywhlta b Walla U not oat 0. Y. Kalaoo, Bay.. I. Jas. 11111- ablar c b I,lllyerblta Welk.. 4 11. A. too, Esq., Dot out . 110 b Una larrLito .. I P. Hilton, , I b ar, b °apt. Taylor, o Gibbs. b Jas Lillywhlta T. Sewell, b Walls 1 L Hem). b Jas. Lllly•htto J. Carron, et 11111 s, b Jas. LW /- white . LyaLltiLubl Total .n 17 olsiaLSDswlltsbWine 1 7 1 b S Total as 126 RUMEX. HUY MONA C. H. ltralth, los, b WtUshse Pap" b Williams Junes LlOywhlte, c Kolsua, b Bennett 1 Chariwood, b Sennett 4 Finery, b Sowell . H. Y. Hyodmsa, Esq.. b Sewell Wells, e Wlllsber, b Kellam lf Hills, c Ooodhsw, b W 'Usher ID John Illlyslate, c Bennett, b WHlsior l9 Hsu. F. ?elitist run out ll W. Gibbs, isq.„ not out Byes, 6; I b, 6 9 Total liS THE HEALTH OP LONDON. It appears front the weekly return issued by authority of the Registrar-Genera, that in the week that ended on Saturday. September 2. the births registered in London sad ten other large towns of the United Kingdom, were 3.773 ; the deaths registered, 2,477. The average rate of mortality was ZI per 1,000 persoas Is London the births of 1,002 boys sad 1,017 girls, in all 2,019 children, were registered is the week. In the °erre. speadieg weeks of ten years 1835-64 the average number, minuted for increase of population, WIG 1,899. The deaths registered in London during the week were 1,13 L It was the thirty-fifth week of the year, sad the average number for that week was, with a oorrectioa for Isamu' of population, 1,248. le the week eighty-Moe deaths by diarrhoea, sod four by cholera were registered. Two sues died of cholera ; one • chairroakor, sged twenty-four pan, is said to have died of "English cholera; another a punter, aged twenty-Mu years, of "choleraic diarrlicea," after twenty•four hours' Ohm. Cholera le not • sew disease. It is deeoribed in the ear Best untlical writings ; and cues occur sporadically every week is summer in every country of Europe and Asia. During the last tea weeks 127 deaths from cholera have been registered in Loudon ; and the deaths from the disease in proportion to populatioe have undoubtedly been still more 'amorous is the other eines of Europe, where the canoes of death are either unrecorded or uorennled. Tb is form of cholera, called here English, or on correctly summer cholera, when fatal, differs little in appearauce from epidemic cholera ; which is, however, well atmic tuned by the short duration of fatal eases ; by he attack ing and de/dogleg great numbers is its rogree. The matter of cholera, therefese, emits is nearly . every 111-conditioned population, sad under unfavourable cacao statues, it lIASUleee periodically the active form ; which is diffusive, end travels far from the metre of its origin. An epidemic of cholera broke out in England in the years 1831.2 ; another epidemic prevailed 17 yews after wude, cc is 1848.9 ; sad paring °Tit 1853-4, we are at the mid of soother cycle of 17 years in 1865-6, threatened with en epidemic which hes already mugged some of the unclean cities on the shores of the Mediterreama. The epidemic his generally begun in the autumn of nee year, and raged is the autumn of the year following; but up to the protein date there have hew no traces of the epidemic m England, which may serape with • slight visitation. But against such an enemy no precaution should be Reelected • and the defense should be commenced, sad completed ' without any delay. The conditions on which this disuse is fatal Sr. now well known ; audits causes end its program in the diarrhosel stage are more completely under °patrol than those of any other epidemic. A supply of pure water to every house; drainage; the abolition of osespools and of all accumulations cd dirt ; the chemical destruction of choleraic matter (oho. bribe) house to home medical treatment—de not cuts& the entrance of the Fame into distrists, but deprive it of nearly all it. dangers. The death of a man, aged 30 years, wee caused by "bron chitis, accelerated by exposure and destitution." He died is the Retold Workhouse. The rate of mortality lan week was 20 per 1.000 in Lon don, 27 in Ediabargh, and 2i is Dublin ; 29 in Manchester, 30 is Salford, 21 in Birmingham, 26 is Leeds, 17 in Bristol. 33 in Hull, tied 27 in Glasgow. The rate in Views& was 27 per 1,000 daring the weak ending the 19th ult., when the temperature wee 4.4 deg. Fahrenheit higher tlisa in the sum week in London, where the rate was 20 per 1,000. Is Manchester the births 232, the deaths 195 ; is Saiford the births 86. the deaths 63 ; iu Birmingham the births 219, the deaths 132; in Leeds the births 162, the deaths 111; in Bristol the births 116 the deaths 52 ; in Hull the births 50, the deaths 65 ; in Edinburgh the births 112. the deaths 89 ;in Glasgow the bir th s 3 06 , the deaths 216 ; sad in Dublin the births 173, the deaths 130. There were 289 deaths in Vienna darta. the week ending the 19th ult. The reAtturn from Liverpool hos not been received. the Royal 0 merutery, Gnieowitsh, the mean height of the barometer in the week wee 29.956 in. The mean tem perature of the air was 61.4 deg., which is 2 deg. above the average of the same week in 30 years (as determined by Mr. Glaisherl. The mean degree of humidity of the air was 78, complete saturation being represented by 100. Only the sets lest amount of rain fell. Bat on. Monday there was much in the north of Botha& Tab RHPOETED Loma OF Tau REG ENT.—Much anxiety wee felt is Liverpool& few &yew) by the announce. meet that the ship Repot, belonging to Mews. Adam Gibbon sod Co., of Liverpool. while on her homeward voy. age from Bt. Jobs's. New Brunswick, was totally lost an the Seal blood, on the 11th of August last. We are now happy to be fn a position to contradict the rumour of the loss of the Regent. Two days after her alleged loss she was epokeo,all well, in lat. 43, lon, 64. GREAT NOZTHIRE HOSPITAL, CALZDONIAN-LOAD, Isuaartnt, N.—Number of patients for the wish ending 6ps tuber 2, 708 ; of whioh 2d7 winnow omen DRZAIPABT BEVERAGE. —Horowopatbio Practi tioners, sad the Medical Profession generally, recommend cocoa as being the most healthful of ail beveragai. When the doe homeopathy, was first introdomd Into this coantry, there to be obtain. dno pre Was of cocoa either stint. trim ay.° tine to the taste or a ceptable to the StollllCh : the nut was ' either supplied to the made stale, or so unskilfully snanufac tured se to obtain little notice. J. Rms. of London. Imenreo pathlc chemist. was induced in the year IMO to taro his atten tion to this subject. and at length awarded, with the ambiance of elaborate mechlnery, in being the first to m'se. e se article pay lo Its oomrosittoo, and so maned by the perfect trituration it receives In the morose It paws through, se to be most swept ! able to the delicate stoomeh. For gemeal Ewes eons kik dtetisgatalted as arm gratefal breakfast beverage. o whit a delicious aroma. Dr. Hama% In his wart, Food so d I Id *diakonal"' aye:—' • Cocos sustains a great variety of nos portant ingeltive yeineiples may Ingredient nesessary to the growth and sustaisance of the body.' Aran; "As • nutritive. woos stands very much higher than either coffee or tea.' Dime. ties*: —Two r o setuk of the powder in • breakfast ow. fined op with water or milk. Powered In tin-lined Ob., fib., sad 1-lit. kb. packets. and said at Is. id. per lb., by Pomo soadoctioodeo sod ohansists.-ladvertimment.l SURREY SESSIONS. OLD COURT. (Beam Hr. Tame, the Deputy C hairman.) as Charles ddssoadaoste, 20, described • tailor, of fashionable appearance, was belated for bein found by night having is his possession without lawful excuse cer tain implement. of housebreaking. James Norton, 298 11. se motive officer, mid that about half-put one o'clock on the morning of the 9th ultimo he aw the primer loitering about the Blackfriste-road. He watched him, and maw him try several doors. At last he turned round, and seeing witness west beide • ooffuetall. Witness went after him end brought him out. At that time there were two Dotoriois thieves with him, but they got away. Witness asked the premier what be had shout bun, while he replied, " Nothing ; what should I bevel' Wit ness told him he sueptoted hex and his oompaniess to be housebreakers, and that he should march him. He thee felt his pockets, and found in one of the trousers panes I the screwdriver produced. At the states house be further marched him, and found in his side pocket • box of silent matches and • piece of wax candle, which he mid he had for his owe use se • tailor. Oa further searching him he found the jemmy produced. All of them were such as were used by experienced burglar,. The praecox, who was a very intelligent young man, nee an ingenious defeoce, saying that he picked up the screwdriver and jemmy, and that the matches and candle were for his own use. He denied being with soy bad character, and assured tb• jury that he had no idea of housebreaking. The Dopey Chairman summed up ; end The jury, without hesitation, found him Guilty. Sergeant Elena ' proved that the prisoner had been several times con yete. Kemp, • warder at Wirdsworth Howie of Ocereetier, informed the court that be had been four times tried and convicted at these sermons for housebreaking and other offenses. He had been in custody at least twenty times. The Deputy Chairman sentenced him to eight years' penal servitude, remarking that it would he useless to deal more ]..featly with such an ineorrigible offender. lady Vieltrs, in, married, sad damned as a laundress, was indicted for unlawfully neglecting to provide sufficient food sad other mecerario, for her two children, infants of tender years, unable to provide for and take core of them mime, so as thereby to injure their health, at Lambeth, It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Barker, one of the relieving aeon of Lambeth, that os the 28th of July he received such information es iodated him to go to No. 2, Oledstou-place, Wandsworth-road, end in the fiat floor back roam he saw two male children sitting in their own excre ment. The room was filthy in the extreme, and there were so signs of food or • vestige of furniture is the place. The odour arising from the place was so bad the he seed not remain there many minutes. He took charge of the children, and removed them to Lambeth workhouse, where they were washed and attended to by the none Their bodies pressure • wretched appearance, being very much emaciated and covered with vermin. The eldest child was mauled Thomas, and was six years old. The other was eighteen months old. Not finding the mother of the children then, be retuned to the house on the following day, and found the prisoner in a state of ioebritty, and gave her tato custody. 'When told e ta `of the children were in, she said she took all the am she could of them. She also said that her husband had left her three years ago sod gone to Australia. Witless, however, had ascertained that through her drunken and dissipated propensities be was compelled to leave her and the elder child, sad that the younger was illegitimate. Jane Short, one of the nurses at Lambeth workhouse, said she received the two children and, found then in • filthy state and in • starving condition. They were abused and now properly taken care of. Dr. Bullen, one of the medical officers of the pariah, proved that the children had bees grossly neglected. The premier. in defence, mid she paid a woman 9,1. • week to take care of the children, and she neer negketed them. The jury, after a short consultation, found her Guilty, and Mr. Tiles (the deputy chairmen) sentenced bee to twelve months' hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. MARKETS. TALLOW. TrIZDAT Evisma.—lllo Mott woo doit Itodty. at a todostoos of ad. to IL pa mt. sOOO 411 s. pd. to oes. ; 450. SO 460. 3d. ; totoo to N o w , obs. td. ; Deostubor, 468. 9d. to 47g. ; January to m as h , co. to 476. 341.; Mush, 475. 9d. OOTTOI4.—LawnwOOL. diu me a lisp boss lamp, aid pram tae very Inn, with • beam. MBar to*ley__2o,ooo WI% hitiudite 10,000 rya ad earn. %Wu "Mieea 16 1 6 2 L ha t 200. ; 160 ko., aid. to 19d.; 50 1W • 110 I Masao and B. 164. _to ; 2,000 linyoWaft, 20dd. • 100 Bmyms. US& lafd. ; 15,000 Bum. gi . 11141. ; Banat 1 244. tw 13 _0- ; B.odai. Bajada ha, it to 901. ; Olga% 10141. to 1311. °MON GOODS.-11•scnnern, Sc.rt 1 4-15 git. plea yams we Mae bad • very stroll msrkst today, m' • somidembie mama of Wears doing for mime masa Tbe doomed cantiones .teaoes, but *Posen, who as de* *D a t e rated. here been te em prime wash 1. essay m e lave quite prevented' operstices. The bad ge ,. okay I deas las beers at &boot id. pa lb. above the Wes of bat 'Pridsy, and fire prime Mee beat freely pad* surly d I domes of buyers. Vide breach Cl the yea assket so. tiara along to the claim sad with • decidedly spew tereamey in pram Ia bome lade yens thin irs Mss • swag =AA, with a zoodeist• bosiawn My & Prior al those Ism are about ed. per lb. in man el nags a Friday. la cloths we hem bed • steady Moa n tivb week. Prism Ma been way well naistah4 aid •ifs amosof of bedpan his been d 0,.. The MN stamen of or** in Liverpool, coupled with • heavy k i d, sea Mere tide mamas, hove forced quoteticaa sp bash KIDS eze.st, and beyond the point to Mitch, a way csas, buyers us to fellow. Bat we have had • ami t=4today, sad in essay classes of goods, espeekk bi tionsisfoo• Isms °baba sad ia goods Depiebi yr swats of yams, white hare amideesbly yaw bettor prboss errs somaaoded. Amok Mr was footman al these makes of cloth or. well waged, s o d ham • decidedly improved IK•111 of palms to-day, with • far gasonil Wiser. WOOLLlLlt—lahos, Ohm s.—The showed h.O tip minim bee not peseta ea animated appeomansa, mk s Mesoderm al oserehrets being below the t hemp, t y little business boyish bees trammed bepied the Iran& of • few mall weals od tweeds, mating, sad him bap mates. The white machos has shows • somewhat ie. proved apporresce ; the inquiries to bahlists ham bat more extensive, and • moderate amount of behest his bees dose is the heavier alarm el voltam owl OWL Bates ramie without alterstioo. KAN UFACTUBBS. —ll unimaamirm, But 5.—A2 aw my number al boyma have been is the market Maar, asi dice=Wainer appeared to have been dose more la beater•shies oostiap sad fancy trosmissi wen made more freely, sad black &maim al M r efit il e clothe met with an improved drama& Walla and Bedford °orde ominous is moderate deemed, bet be. priced and inferior goods of sil desaiptioas are math WOOLS.—fluermaimmmis, Sm. 5.—A waists &des is afforded from present sales, sad the rephirity mbiett pries Sr. maistaised f. Loodea noses boyars M operate mom freely, sod Misuser tramestioss ham ha more exteasive, at poses established by presses Islas. CORN.—Hose., Bar. s.—At today', market we hil mall supply of old wheat, which sold slowly as about lee week's press ; a goad supply of sew, which sold at a Wm the of 2s. to 3s. per qr. according to quality. in Amp uo Mange. Berle, flrin at folly last week's prima. Beam mid pees unaltered. Oats 6& per qr. dearer. Farelp animals for she seek: Wltest, 12,444 ; barley, 4,504 vale. 2,28; berms, 1,049 ; peas, 473 qrs. Irinnce, Sur. s.—There was not a large supply dew wheat bees today, bet the °audition was ea poor that buyers meld only be friend at very low figures. Old ins heM at the memo prime of lest week. Spring ema filly as deer. Late, Sur. s.—We have at last very favearatk weather for the earthen harvest, sad netwithesedng Me most wretched quality of the sew wheal thew. ng (for which Than is seemly • saleable value), oar teller sot for the smateet as if a few floe days could sea to dimness, Mate of the southern crop. Holden of whet, however, are very Sr., sad resist Molise, common* very little busiest@ take. place. Prices of new grate as hardly yet settled. Unworn, Sur. s.—We have bad only a smell Wed. saes of buyers et this moning's market. tad we hare to report as equally small badger, at a decline as the with of about 3d. per metal ie wheat, and 6d. per sack sod hand 4fa tour. ledea core has gives way 6d. per mine, red meets a Sr. emensoptive Umiak', New oats end mime as gradually minim down in puce, but old are seem sad rather dearer. Beams sad pem bay= le. per quarter. Barley steady at full pies. lane deem dna at the redaction. Doe, Eitrt. s.—The weather dace this day week he has highly favoeurable for finishing the harvest. At IN CISM Beehmage this day the Mindanao of powers we Mega than imuaL There was a fair show of new Most, kr wheat the lensed wee slow, at 2s. to Is. per qr. Mew lion epee lest week's rates. Om or two samples of old mil at Is. to 21. per qr. lees money. according to Wen freelmem Spring ems pekes of last week was fully misksised. Per qr. imperial to the power :—Whist, white, old, &Übe. to 65lbs. per imperial bushel, at. to • ; ditto red, old, 631 be. to tithe.. 465. to 4,t.; ditto red, sew, 60 to lbe. 621 be., 40e. to 425. On, NM. 421te., 225. to 245. Beams, old, 1331b5. to 651 e be. 421. to 445. Nrwcsarteme•Trie, Sem s.—Haviag a oontimmes of Ilse weather, oar wheat market was mash depressed le day ; our millers bong gay is stook bald aloof, cad oely • small reed/ bursas was practicable as • deities it 6d. to la. per qr. on old wheat. We haver yet had as arrivals of sew from the meth, bat there was some per leg oilers for arrival. Floor incising lower, sad sae difficult to effeet. No drip in the vides of barley, WM pees, and oats, deemed being limited. TB.AIYIO RITURNB. RAILWAYS. Mai Pam Mar- T.W. 24 1 4 open, risigsan. chandue. MA OR Weak aiding Jidy 12. A A A A addsand Ben Inaction. 761 177 ha SO in Week man Masa K. Velma d ing =wae 23.1 N Week Aut area Waders cd Ora. 346 West ending August It Bream And menhir OA 470 760 1. 210 el vinAs aiding 4 4 34.. 2 i (ark and Bandon winegow a Saab Western 244 —.— 10,786 1 0 3 1 Week ending tot. 3. Ounbrion = s Lassolicarg Id um 4123 6.616 Oa sad alnikwell llarippotlan Meta Ideas IP RUM 1.574 8.662 0,80 - 7,344 MN - 13,316 11.1 k WIVINIIOI AND BItIOWILIIifiTA t woy el &holies is exposing rf~htimer id te throegb shout a fortnight. The ether limb a the Ilse hare alio mato sathafeeteer pregmea Fames is emspietisg the line is the ream it Ik. Mange to whim the contract was erigiselly_let. iiideertisament.)— HoistiwAY's OniTiallis LID Mut —Rheumatism mid Goat —No Meioses affecting mimlded banes more thms these : none excite bat pity, nom Mesa them be erreetty awl ends** In the blood list th e mimeos mai* ot both didempas. which icataameis may to eeedtha• &many and locally expelled by Nollowal 4 eoothloa 0111 " 1 andparifying Pith: the former speedily relieves tnejeo shooting pain and acute inflammadon of the afire these Ma east mat from the whole system all nodose se: stances with which peek rhemmetham, and Meow ateeppem mid foe a lons Sims woman abseat. Nolloway's pre= petrify and cleanse by altering oat the elements of all whereby present comfort is ensured. happiness and chearbdos• are wicomd. and bating benefit as conferred. BIRTHS, IiARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BARlze.—septasber 4, at Cherstow-egies. Dayrimiez* , 'diva W. 'feriae . , Up., of a ion. 00XIIL-15eptaaber g, the 'Woof C. Coombe, lip.. Cohhateele 46 garrey, of a daughter. 18.—fieptemoor lu w at ti Worfolk-road, itaporater. the et* 4 W. James, of a UtNAN.--gagtetabor at 4.lheretetsenht Wow WeadsverW. the wife al KATHEWS.— . C. LOW. Ilue, of a daughter. fleptataber i . Carpentergoad, Walt" O. wife of Mr. W. Matter" Jan., of a eon. ,ioaswiais.-4.o.faba at cbampion-elli. Bunn, is I wife of Jr. C. lohrweger, Req., of a daughter. MARDlftiar.D. DAKICZ—HARTOPP.—Septetaber 2, at the Mirth of Bt. Pad. the Boa. ead Bev. L Liddell. haoy Brumley, aoo of 7. Dakar, laq of Ilsototou Court, to Marti Hall edr . gi ltd loa da ir r wbray. of L D. Daetopp, IL?, a Dal CHAMPAIN—CUDRIIL—September 2, at Crayford, by the Iter. N. L Card % Major J. U. usaaipsio, ILL, to Hanifot= iasiDtfir al DF r . MIT* Bart., of Manor Douse. _ _ sMlTlfirt6-16011SICIL—leptosabar t, at Milt Church, Les. Irak by the Res. S. W. Books, Jobe, sou or W. g Badtbsr u. a Bp.. 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