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

SPOBTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTISRSALVS. — MONDA Y . , Bran Uwe who were met isolined to form tidied aelmit -esiatileMble bfßauttyrOtt i klitligh • ugintinal eRT Mak betting, acimpatig lam liect, , as la , farm --sad • ewe," tivastensetvpsk Aereansean emir Bad to estrap the unwary, teckerse homes are biennia, 40 bra Stir gm opened Isei. he speculative Priadple, mans for the nemmt to Ile dormant, and, jiggle( from the rixistMg taeeelegi of things, it wig be • long time before matters llamas timate and liesltay Mac The " good week " Good . Ina vas followed by a very dubious time of it—for lisekers—at Brighton and Lewin, and the communing, wes this the respects of a good settling ea the local gathering were marred by the revenge of the succeed* weak. The afternoon was almost entirely devoted to thz= d at of amoure—ia =say . Matences • barium se the rely transactious to the batting way which Ma* under oar obiervaties were the following ST. LIME. Even eget Coast Y. de Levssp a i(ladhtteur ioff) 9to 1 Mr. W. lisylacris HOHISsi tloto 1) 100 to 8 Marquis of Hastings's Duke (t, DEASY. 1000 to U mat Mr. R. &Atone Lord Lyon (t) MO to 30 Mr. Merry'p Beetx•bab (t) 1000 to 86 Mr. Merry's The Private (1) 1000 to 36 Mr. Nayloin Monarch of the Glen (I) 10000 to MO Mr. Mattis btrathconsu (t) THE DISPUTED HOaDLE RACE. —The following maim wan made radio is the thitoarto 66 • 4oo63 01 T 6114 ' 1 . 11. ° as Yam* :--•' Hurdle Nese Same at Aldershot*. —The Stewards decided that Laird of the Greif did not jump all the hurdles, and awarded the race to Grist. iSidwd) " Dixon. Sea" RIPON ST. WILFRID RACES.-MONDAY. THZ COMMUMORATION PLATE (Handicap) of 50 awl. Men imam Ternlnactionn of a aid& Mr. J. Osborne, km'', lady a/ Ooverdale, by Leankingtou —A , bees at cucarbala, 3 yr*, 7d, xarrolo 1 Mr. 0. Holmes Paden, 4 yr; 7st 12.1 b ,car. ist 131 b) (003 14 ) 2 Mr. Masterssan's Honesty, 2 yrs, let 1216 ....(Cni.kiticki The following Liao lan thuiderlah. Venison, kosterick landau; West ktiortoa, Lady Sykes, Curtain Lecture, Arabia, c by Needle —Nal:thorn, anti Limber Maps. Betting : 4 to 1 apt fiandeslalt, 9 to 2 apt Lady of 00. vordale, bto 1 apt Honesty, 6to 1 apt Lady Sykes, and Bto 1 apt any other. Won by four lengths ; four lengths between second sad third. Ton SPICULATION PLATE of 25 eras. Three-quarters of a mile. Mr. T. Foreman's Cranston. by Kingston—Num aged. Sat Slb .204 Mr. Dawson's Midwife 3 yrs (SOL), 7st Slb .t.uneros, Casein &Wes The Choker. 2 pa est Sib .. owes) Mr. O. Skopion's Nally Urey, I yrs .14 b), lay Sib VW). (./. Mam) o Betting : 6to 4 agst The Oheksr, 2 to 1 apt Croustadt, 3to 1 apt Nally Gray. Woa by a head. Four lengths Wisest. wood and MOM. The winner was bought by Mr. Waters for 32 guineas. Tim GRIAT ST. WILFRID HANDICAP of 10 soya. oak 5 ft, sad 2if declared, with NM added ; winners @ma; aimed to saws his stake. this mile and three-quarters. Major &sultan'. Led Kari, by Lord lautouberg—Made hoe. 3 yes Tat 1316 )Carroll) 1 Mr. (Radius's Elopreas of India, 4 yrs, ast iMb „Martin) 2 Lord asses?, Aumula. 4 yrs, Sat Sib (kays) S I.oeitsa and Curtain Lecture also ran. Betting : 6to 4 apt Had Earl, 2 to 1 apt Empress of ladies, 3to 1 apt Curtain Lecture, sto 1 apt Auricals. Won by half a length. Two lengths between second and third, a neck hemmer' third and fourth. THE 'TwO•YZAII-ULD STAR'S of 5 MOM each, with 25 added ; colts, rot s lolb ; 716; penalties aid allow. moss, he. T.T.O. Captain (hay's Castoost, by Eataplan—lllus, Sat sib ;Citallutier) 1 4:Suble) 4Doyle) Mr. Ilasterman's Honesty. ost 11b Mr. 'oilstone's Rococo, ist lelb Mountaineer also ran. Besting : 6 to 4 on (astonet, 3 to 1 apt Honesty, sto ages Rococo. Won by • neck. Three-quarters el a length between second sad third ; the fourth claw up. Tax MoweitaY Purl (Handicap) of 30 soya.. for all ages ; wieners extra; the winner to be sold, T.Y.O. lir. Dawson's Midwife, by the Cum—ltch, I yrs, Ist pinworm) 1 Peckltt's Mrs. Ltrriper, 3 yrs, Tat tt:un7) 2 Mr. Westerman's Castle TAM., 4 yrs, est Ilb ..(eteddocin 3 The following also ran .--otrong Beer, Sleepy lye, Miss Rawson. Betting : 2to I met Strong Beer, 3 to 1 agst Mrs. Liai son., 4to 1 sot Midwife. Won by • neck ; three lengths between the mooed and third. The winner was not sold. Tai STUDIAT HANDICAP I'Lark of ao winners extra. Thee* quarters of s mils. Mr. J. Osborne, Jun.'s, Jig, by Fandango, dam by Jerend, 3 yrs, MIND (Carroll; 1 Mr. f. 3. Dawson's leatilion, 3 yrs, lot tab ....Mammal: I Mr. L reckitt's Zenobla, 3 yrs, Tat Sib (Wry) 3 The following elm ran :—Kaponda, (layout, Walcot, Pair Mel rose, Bonaparte. Irritation, and Wild Beauty. Batting : uto 4 apt Jig, 3 to I ages Kapunda, 8 to 1 sgst nay oche,. Woo by swo lengths ; a seek between second and third ; half a length between third and fourth. FIRST LONDON ASTILLERY BRIO* DE. —Lieutenant- Colonel Child,, LA., under orders f,om the commandant at Woolwich, wads she animal inspection of this porpa on firarday Iris at Waliegton Barracks. The appearance of the men sad their drills with heavy guns in battalion move morn and the manual and pistons carbine exercises were vwy good. and the imp,cting akar aspremed himself r - - well satisfied in every Pieper*: FATAL Dula ACCIDENT.—An inquest was hold on Saturday evening at the lied House Farm, Lillingtoty Warwickshire, on the body of Mr. Thomas Carpenter, the ootnpier of the farm. The deceased, who was 68 years of age, bad latterly suffered from lowness of spirit+ and die ere of the liver, for which be bad been attended by Dr. Borniblow of Leamington . He did not, however, appear to be suffe ring in a way that would warrant any restraint being put upon him, and on Saturday morale( he got up at air o'clock and had moons couversation with his arm, who is about twenty-five years of age, and resided with hits. The latter informed him a number of rooks had located themselves in a certain field on the farm, and wore com mitting great havock amongst the grain. The son pro posed to take out the gun and shoot some of them, but the deceased preferred doing that himself. and directed his sea to attend to some lambs upon the farm. Deceased then took the gun, which was a double-barrelled one, and having loaded it, he went away in the direction of the field wh ich had been pointed out to him, about 600 yards from the house. He was mean to be walking about this and the adjacent fields by • man named Smith op to nearly nine o'clock, but he bad not been heard to fire the gun off while he had been there. The hat time Smith caw Wm be was tisad ,B B On • gate, and directly he bad tensed hie back towards him, he heard the report lot a gun. Oa turning round he mi red the deceased tram the gate, and on going to the spot found him lying a short distance from it with the gun between his lege. He was quite dead, the top part of his head having been shot away. There was no evidence that the decoked had anything on his mind, except that a neighbouring farmer had stopped up s footway, the use of which he ' , maiden.' he was entitled to ; but this dr curnkance had preyed upon his mind. In the absence of any direct evidence to show that the deceased had com mitted suicide, • verdict of " Accidental death" wag re turned. a A REGIMENT STRUCK. BY LIGHTNING.—Dr. H. S. Plummer, surgeon of the 152nd Illinois Volunteers, sta tioned at Tullahoma. Tennessee, under date of June 19, furnishes to the Medical and Surgical Reporter the follow ing account of an attack on that regiment by lightning : " Our regiment was yesterday the some of one of the most terrible calamities which it has ever been my lot to wit ness. About two o'clock p.m., a violent thunderstorm visited us. It being the Sabbath, the ' guard mounting' wee deferred until two o'clock, on account of the morn ing being occupied in grand review. Whde the old guard was being turned out to receive the new, • blinding of lightning was seen, accompanied %steady by a terrific peal of thunder. The whole of the old guard, together with part of the new, were thrown violently to the earth. The shock was so severe and sodden that, in meet cases, the rear rank men were thrown woes the frost rank men. Oae man was batten* killed, and thirty-two eases were more or lees severely burned by the electric fluid. The tea were meetly injured in the region of the shoulders, arms, and hips, the man having been standing at shoulderwrnie, in which CAM the barrel of the musket would rest in the hollow of the right arm and shoulder, the butt of the pine resting gamiest the hip. One man, who was on guard ie front of the hospital tent bad bin musket thrown from bin hands, and the bayonet stuck into the ground. Tb• men himself was shocked pretty severely, but not throwa down. One man, who had been to the rear sad was returning, was struck done ead severely injured in the eyes. la some instances the men's boots and shoes were torn from their feet and torn to I pieces, and, strange ea it may appear, the men were injured but little in the feet. In all the cues the burnsappear . es if they bed been caused by scalding hot water, in may tasteless§ the skin bei c i i ikihrivelled and torn off. The men all NM to be doing w land • part of them will be able to resume their duties in few day."—Poo York Army and Nary Journal. July 22. LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.—WO are informed by the secretary that the directors of this com pany have resolved to recommend to the proprietors as the hall-yearly general meeting on the 17th last that the divi dend for the halt year ending 30th June, 1865. should be at the rate of 411 per cent per annum on the ordinary capital stook of the company, being the same rats as was declared for the half year ending 30th June, 1864. THE DA2IORE AND BLACK SEA RAILWAY AND .HUBTENDJIE HAMM 00NPANT (Ltwrren).—The report ci the directors, to be presented to the seveateeeth half yearly meeting this day, states that the Wilkes of the company continues steadily to extend. The receipt, for the half-year aiding May 31 ansouat to 16,9221., 14,7281. in the oonespondieg period of last year. It be observed that of the last-armed amount 1,7104 was de rived from an exotplional mourco—vis., the transport ci Circassian ernipante—wheireas the last half-year's return contains nothing of aaexesptional character. The increase ie due pertly to the natural development of the goods traffic, but chiefly to the carriage and shipment of grain grown slang the line--a growth entirely due to the formation of the harbour and rsilway, which him Wooed as indastrione population to settle on land formally useal 'limited, The therms* wider this head in the half-year has been 2,109 L, viz.. hose 3821. in the half-year sadism Nay. 1864, to 2,9811. is that ending May lest ; and this sate of regionalise bees fay enebnained daring the subsequent imam el Joao aid Jab. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1865. LIVERPOOL MIAMI:re OF COBB/SRC% 1,7 Tr AMU& FOR MUSDER Ilf MUNOZ. ' 0.8131 - Z8 INTWIGE7IO.E. . ~.., • LORD STANLEY ON THE PATENT LAWS. 1 Our Paris correspondent, writing on Sunday HOME CIRCIIIT.—CsomoII, AWOwirf 7. The half-yearly manias el the obanber was bid yes, eg.. "d eg, says! Mr. Junin Crampton was angered yesteeday* divan ell', XL P. E. RAMON , led OW dear; Lenin el 6 9 ,0 .001 The A m m e /hart a D o w wee oreep h i d m u t *. of • number of special jury, cues, bat thew hole of , for sheens were read from the Hon. A. Egertoa, lt.P ~ the ' ' with one exam*. were either referred to arbiersion, Cl with the tadal of a mariner mimed Manesee, who killed j num is .ems mummer . Th won flee scums by ,glargailaeof the Exchequer, Mr. Gnus, M.P., Ma' J. el five poems with a boast, and left • sixth for deed, in so kb@ Butane Ira. o therile and tehipliliwdingOompeay, against &wart, and other gentlemen . , laireftlely short a mem of time that. until ha made a fall different defeedair omever rails that had been nude. The minus atioduied Lord Stanley to the . meeting. i 00 th ei d ds , the public refused to believe is th e p oss ibility o f ! Mr. Bain, Q.C., . Lush. QC. and Sir G. Romanian ! Lord eretti-er, who wee received with load =plea's, is eg d , mimes of which he wee moused. About • year age, is appeared foe the p . tiftsteut although the anotioont,, seame d appeal* the resoistion ter the armies of the report of ~,a los of Bawd , Beaptaa, le was seriously argued bg the to have been resigned dowel to the very toome t I t h e LI; the colacii, said, in the oases o r his r smarks, I the •w,was so ens to represent the defendants when t he the lir re t ent of the commissica which slat upon the asesei for the defence, that no one man was ever known ' . masa were willed rex sod verdicts were comawat og the patent law question daring nearly two yearn I may ki kill AO nmay as f our persons i mmed i ate l y owe i tumi d . f or the °mimeo , m sea can. is the ow c perhaps remind you that thit_,_,_ . _earall,_iii" ... _ ___,....__/". 1 „ . __IIP' ADM the other, and that the thing was impossible. Bat Cam tolulatull Honking Camper v. Smith, Mr. Lush. Q. • , Mr. J. Brows. fte end Mr . Whim were for the plaintiffs, the workbag of theil Palest taw, _sad the ponibillty of intro- We" solely les the Wiles. se we° eaemseereeees in the Present hint ' s°. It ja beyoad a doubt that kaaelee and r. Bald .C.., and r. W. Williams for the de ducing i n t o it smes amest of gaaall. We had net the rirt, , actually felled, like oxen . no lees taut , mix people , without • *Dian • Tb; sake was brought upon • promissory note or the power, to go into the larger questioa, whether ta i s moment's pause, breaking the skulls of two of them with for 15,000/., of which the defeedant appeared to d es i re bi e th a t o d iu m s hould in any ease be ranted for is- 1 • single blow each , killing three others with puny wounds, have bow the drawer, sod which wan necl to 'entices. 1 may say, for my own "art, that I went into I mid grievously injuring t h e „mewed one o f the party. Th. 1 hive been given as . aandity far aciamem _ the inquiry accepting the eyeless " P ala " law " it a lba indictment stated that oa Hearth of March last, at _,___, 'in reference to some Trish railway . The i rali ng lrf in to as being our WMlole expernas had unctemed, about was p a r z ed r id er emanlkated one, and after tbs and to which 1 saw so grave objahoe ; but se °chimes WS, NA= in the evening, • bloody drama appalled the inhabit- ; h a d som: p =th it wet arranged that it should given, god the inquiry proceeded, aad it became ante et the commune of FaireiL Six person@ fell *aortal; be turned into a caw, with a Mew to obtain the to turn over thidgebjed is all ways in ones the fur blows of an amain. Five died the seine night, withost °Piston el the cent above upon the Pointe of law involved /oral Mall atom minors gangly upon as, sal, .for aa tattaat recovering 00 • usuou er being •in the matter. More than halt of the special Puy omen ro wl e i li e l, upon others sitting with me—first, that on the whole, under the usual admioistratiou of the law, able to utter • word, and the sixth only recov ered . portion of these that remain are really almost =defended patents for inveatioes did more harm than they did good i atlas , • loot period of the utmost danger. The find victim muses, and if this tuns out to be the ems, the mane will, and ant, that no mere administrative improvaisat would was Isidore largLUlere, a farmer , of Favtil , aged 48. He 'to all probability, be concluded by the end of the week, be an gamin' remedy for the abuses which I taw. lam wee found in • stable, with his face smashed and one eye : notwithstanding the silly twaddle that appeared in one of not laying anything against the abstract justice of the prio- knocked out. The nd was hie eon, • lad et 18, ciple upon which patents are grated. I quite allow that if w's--- " s "" !tali '. exem be ie tt •WeloWeeemettlethaet the e present kno t wor ze lf at r. T er :ahem ° - a valuable, invention is made, If it is due solely sad ex . body wan found by the side of that cd his father ; hie skull - here, Q. 0., yeiner*y tried several common jury manes, and elusively to cue man (which is a very large aisumption), it was split up, and • part of the braes had seamed from it. ;them will prebithly be three warts sting for the net et the is quite fair that be should have him ' , mud ; sad it may be The third was Albin, Largilliere, sister of the hut, • yang , week, ad this will, of acne, greatly expedite the names. a very reasonable thing that be should take his remuneration girl of 19. She appears to have been struck down as she in the form of a moderate tax upon the profits of every an • ha NORTHERN ClRClllT.—MxWallgwrgn, Alto. 7. era running away from the house ; there were ei g ht NORTHERN ono _ _ ._ ~ _ Justine using his investloo. That lathe theory; but whoa you came to work it in panne, it is impossible to overlook oaten weenie en her head, two of which had fractured the skull. I we vousr.--inegore ILA. M on t ag es points. You have La pampas multiplication of patents— The re. rth was Nab, Largillisee, aged 42, th e m i t er o f i The court sat at 10 o'clock Ude morans,{and several cases miens greeted for in fi nitely =mute aad trifling inventiose Isido who lived next door to hint ; she had five woad' I called on were unable to be proceeded with on account of Well, theo, it is mid. “011unot you limit them! °lawl en the head, by two of which the skull was broken. The _ tberswie was then tnesses or i maged being absent. A petty burglary you leave with somebody a discretiocary power to a y what tidatod fifth waa Leopoldinelargilliere,sged 16,•nattualdaughter of Miatheto o ven, was indicted for hay' at Reap, on ing, inventions are worth patenting and what are not r My answer is, that would be a discretionary power so enormous Desiree ; she was wounded in the hoed in two places, and • the 14th of July , barglarioudy entered the base of John that et would leave us very much to the individual jag- from one of them th e b ra i n pro t ru d e d. p a w:, and L eo . Hawksworth emel stolen some old r receipted . b g ills. &items& meet ad discretioa of a few men. I behave parliament poldiue acre knocked down on the threshold of laidore's h Mr. Hopwood PrIeSUI.S SI '. .. t door t o would grant no such *indictee, and if it did grant it,t • primmer, who is a greagronr, agagutionn fed ex the - house, to which they hte • h th were pro bably SS Oleg WSO ey th e prosecu t or . p r i mate h a d f or a any such tribunal would be upset by the reasonstramas and aeroplane of those who were excluded. Well, _the., I heard the cries of the other victims. Madame Largifliere , • Ira of Hawksworth's stable, which adjoins the kitchen start start trout this miumption. and I believe it is one shared in aged thirty-eight, the only on of the f a mily destined to from which the meta paper was said to have been take". by the great majority of those who madder the survive the massacre, had four wounds in the heed, and • e , Seesasil , wi r t " l ",, t tna__abarantae st w :l g t ec.all and .d b: y , the defence. matter,. that you canoe to • satisfactory way fifth under the chin, which occasioned • f lure of the - " a l a " "salt" she w` • '"` °Y' was se ntenc e d discriminate between important and unimportaat inventions to WA =CUB imprisonment. tea to grant patents to th e f ormer en d m um th em kit part al the lower jaw. She was found sense l ess, lying ear= •rrnev al Tug Otegeg SticriON. to the latter. Well then, what is the evil MOS; from this as the ground, with her head against the open door of the Edward Hay oe (28) and Robinson Joni* ('43) were °S*ll"l° multiplicity of patents! In the gilt place you home from which the murderer had fled. The numerous charged with the manslaughter of Willem MAIM at Old hare a great many which are taken out merely upon space- wound. received by the victims were all evidently inflicted hea4 MI the 12 th of Jaly- The r ran nsta taws ind iateb lne ablatim".euandt to wilt no ma tbeas t ts, tabta spoa b by the e instrument , wielded with extraordinary force by murder, but the grand jury fou nd a bill far manslaughter. Mr. Higgin and Mr. Addison proserated ; Mr. Tore de the calculation that somebody some day will require to use one and the memo hand. The neighbours had heard the fended Hague • sod Mr. Edwards, Jean for the purposes of his busiams the invention which they blows and the cotes of anguish, but not one had bad the The openin g statement me, that the circumetances of have patented, aid than they can come down upon him and courage to interfere. The boldest only ventured to ap. this case were attended with considerable brutality on levy • tax upon hint That is one objection. There is pa l the .cane when the re the part of Hague, if not of Yewitt. If the deceased mime by another—that I believe it his become In some branches of e, which oecupied but • his death by ream of the violence inflicted upon hint by the busing' • system for greet employers to buy up stay few minute° , was entirely over. )l acha aa L ar g illa3l '. prisoners, that violence wen an extremely savage kids every patent they can get hold of, at any rate that they when restored to conesionsases, related that on the evening The affair took place on the polling day at she Oldham can get hold el at • reasonablerate, connected with their in question she was at Rapper with her son and d a ughter, election. The prisoner , were in the employ of Mr. Platt, breech of business. And they do this not merely w h en s h e h ear d her husband coming home with • waggon one of the candidates, but it was not intended to insinuate lor the coeveciens of using it themselves, but that this had been =electioneering fight era the part of the and six horses. She sent her son out to the stables wo — most because thereby it becomes impossible for any otherpismire. Is was an accident that they ware in r. M Plates to go into that business without here and tare in. hie lather. Her daughter shcrtly followed, taking the l amp service, and it was but intend that they should be WM rear some of their patents ; end I need not tell you how with her, and a few minutes kW she (Madame Lug!. rested in the encases of the muter who employed them. a multiplicity of patents held by a single employer who is lien) being all alone, felt herself struck, but without The prosecution did ootbeyond that attribute party motives a large capitalist, and held for that purpose, must act into the prisoeers. On the polling day, which was the 12th seeing the Assassin, and she rennotheroil oiling more. practically maim • monopoly to the holder. (Hear, . . . .of July, the demand and • number of his oompenions—all bear.) Then there is the objection that of all judicial eaves- The supper table bore lase tone from tne rumen& from Plates works—had been celebrating the "footing" of tigetioos those into patent eases are perhaps the most corn. used by the murderer. and it ems probable that she in some new men ; and about boa they left the public-house plaited and the most costly, and whatever you do in the rushingeflerthe *armor must have fallen outside the door, and proceeded lido the town to see bow matters were going way el taiitating • special triateel , a otherwise WW I, " where she was found. Nothing was stoke, either tram the at the polling booths. When they get opposite the Red Leon leg the mode of peemeding, I don't believe that you can pe rso ns of the • 'mg or from either of the two houses The they found a fight going ea. Straw beta." red eibbess were When get rid a that vast expense—tor this reason, that. . throws into the sir, and two parties engaged In an the complieation lies , not in the gag e forms, but in the murderer au/piped Isidore Largilliere in the stable, wh ich affray. Deceased and his ampulla' were merely looking subject matter of the inquiries. Do what you will dale of he entered by a back door, without pea= through the on : they wore so party colours, and were there by mere patent came will always in my belief be more toikli village of FavnL The acre d'ereusorion then eaten, into accident. During the °and the prisoner Hague came up than any others—cootie to both Portia'. It fol lows, loag argumentative details, unneomeary to be repotted, to deceased, and, without the slightest provocation, coin therefore, that • wealthy and powerful employer may is- named kicking him. The poor fellow was knocked down made the patent of an memitor who in not a capitalist after the medallion, to show that no stranger to the p m- and w hen on the ground , Hague again kicked him. Mellor armed without remedy ; and on the other had, that S miles could have alumina the crime, and that nobody but at le ngth got up, and tried to get away, bat Hague pursued man of no grad imam, carrying on a business, if be is sued the prisouer had a motive for doing it. The motive assigned him, and again renewed his attack. Keller, thoroughly for the infringement of • patent, can , hardly dead himself was th at i dtmemer a email farmer, whose property wee exhausted, staggered up to a wheelbarrow sad sat down , without the risk of ruin. Then ?gain there is another ob- upon it. He vomited, and became so rapidly worse that be mortgaged, sad who was over bead and ears in debt, was ! jai= to that, of which Ido not think suffice= menet was taken to • chemist's, where he became inesnibis Her I has he made, It may very often happen that half a one of the heirs of the Largilliere family by virtue of his wee then taken home, bat died in a few hours. done men are working at the same invention about the marriage with one of Largillimes sisters, and that ho Evid ence implicating both prisoners, but especially same time, hut that on of these ma bag got a slight was "Axiom to hasten the SUOCIIISOO. Hill made various Bees. was then brought forward, and the facto detailed priority, not necessarily a pr.ority of discovery, but • coefenious,telling lies in allot them,as cm:denim murderers , b y me ' Hi gg in were clearly proved by several witalsass ' Ipriority in taking out his patent. If he has that in his _,_ _. . . • Oee witness said demised was attacked by four or five are wont to a. In one oa his nonfarm= he s ought to power—to prevent other mesas using that which they men, another by three men, and there were slight dil -1 may hero discovered independently of him—lsis patent ex- implicate as an accomphoe • brother-in•law named Promo, femme' in the evidence ae to the piece' time when the alleles them from Mug their own invention that eaves- who was a eo-heir of the Largillieres ; but at the trial he neaten took place. Hague's part in the illnatment of Idea happening to be coincident with his, unless they can w i t hd rew this accese ti es, en d a d m i t t e d that be a l one was the deceased was distinctly spoken to by three whales= prove what is exeeediegly difficult to prove, that they had who were near him at the time, and two penises said they concerned to the murder. The presiding judge sada red it in operation before the time at which his protest was to make him contra that he deliberately planned tuu saw Jewitt kicking Mellor twice. The medial testimony i takes. Then again, I think it is worth notice that, in the was emolueive that death resulted from these brutal kicks. present day, it hardly ever happens that an, invention in from the first the murder of the whole family, in order to Mr. Addison, in summing up the evidence for the prose ' mechanical matters is solely sod exclasitely the work of one get bin there of the property of all of them. But he per- cation, argued that the charge had been most clearly proved wee. You generally lied. I think, in all "'lntik watt." sided, and in this he probably spoke the truth, that he a g ainst Ix " P risoner. ' tbet there are half a dozen people upon the saxes track, and . m . . Mr. Tore, on behalf of Hmm urged that it was int. eant to k ill rh o head o f the family, Isidore, and that • - I that the priority of one le very . slight in point oftlme, and ee l possible in the affray to nearly idertify the particular acts 1 very o ften accidental. Supposing that , apeman hiespon an after nailing him down in the stable, he killed all ithe of men joining in the unfortunate assault. The aroma invention, and tape it to himself, the probability is that ahem to prevent them from (Meg evidence mans' him. stance was all the more unfortunate became it happened 1 other men will have hit upon the mine invention in the He also represented—and this seems to me, on reading the in counexicia with a general election which had been coo- Isms month. That is • circumstance of very coo- ducted throughout th e country with the greatest respect report, not tmorobable—that it was not with • view to in linable importance when you are dealing with for order and law. These riots were of coons very dim p» pe r to tier herd from Isidore Luellen. that he killed him, but the question of whether it is graceful, but they were in some measure attributable to an exclaim reward to the person who happens bemuse he had had a dispute with him about the diatribe- men of • superior an ts ho, after exiting the men, turned to be the first to take the invention to the patent office. 1 lion of a relation's property, which hail been so managed them loose in the st. Eveatoally, however, such per. think there are fair penes facie reasons for an inquiry en to give L arg illi ere two horses more than he eons as the prisoners would exercise their own rights on before a committee of the Homo eif Commove into the such great national occasions, mid, having recorded their was entitled to. He alleged that he had been drasking own votes qu i et l y, wou ld m u m t o th e i r h omes or ase eh, policy of granting patents. (Cheers.) Ism quits aware that the principle of protecting iIIVOIitiODS in thin wa y is • great deal, and admitted, in answer to the leading qua- If, having a right to vote, they fought and quarrelled, they recognised throughout Europe and io the United States, and tion of the judge, that he was also drunk with blood, and ought to be flaged ; but when they were spoken of in high that it has in We country very prominent defeedsra I that one mur der l e d hi m on t o soo th er , it i s a most quarters as men who "swilled up to the throat with hoer," don't mom simply amongst thaw whoa in timate an to' extraordinary thing that this unparalleled series of mord they were likely to be somewhat disorderly. valved, but defenders amain acintific thinkers. For sea • me Judge—But not to kick each other to death, Mr. instance, I recollect • panage in Mr. John Stuart should have been perpetrated at an early hour ii the T orr . Mill's "Political Economy," in which he speaks of evening, in a hamlet where there were several houses, and Mr. Torr then wen on to argue that this I,lo6'lol°ly the doing sway with patents es being " not free yet that the murderer should have got clear away, walked death of the deceased had resulted from a disorderly ela tes*, but the free right of steshog." I quote that to •• distant village with •• view to establish an alibi • timaaela g law ' only to show how wide a divergence of opinion comer tack to his wife and daughter at his house on the Mn. Edwards argued, in an able defence for Jewltt, that there is upon this subject by mess whom we must respect, the evidence as to that man's identification wu very un and how ~,,, it i a t h at i t s h ou ld b e f a i r l y an d f u ll y sane of his crimes, attended the Nona' of his Mc. ' agiagnotoey. emaidered. (Cheers.) Nor is it to be forgotten that there time, and not been arrested till several days alter . The Jags, ia gumming up, said it win fortunate for th e is • very large portion of the bar intended ; patent the deed. It WAS only at past public suspicion that pointed prisoners that this affair hemmed during an election row ; spats are interested, and • large number of persons who at him on amount of his violent character. Everybody mid and although the jury had nothing to do with electiomer hue been making gaits and advantages to themselves out there was nobody in Favril but Manama who could ha hog matters th ey could not overlook the circumstances under of this patent system, as I think at the expense of the pub- w which the fatal seagull occurred. It was not necessary, in lie. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) It seems to me, therefore, done it. At length the police collected • number of email order to substantiate the charge of manslaughter, to prove that the question is not ripe for any such decisive measure proofs which they thought justified his arrest, and his con- that any Particular Viewer p er the fatal kWh Sif they . as • proposal to sholish the law of patents, and that the nest (onion soon supplied the links wanting. were &Mimi in concert it was enough. It was a circuits. atop is to submit it to the judgment, either (which I should • stenos in Jewltt's favour that the chief winner had not think best) of a committee of the House of Commons, or Menem is 52 years of ago, a man of Herculean strength, 1,144,011 yd him, and one of the witnesses had sworn that else of • commission pertly practical end partly ociestific, and with an impediment in his speech. He stuttered so Hague had kicked the deceased on the belly, and the me& men who will look thoroughly into the wilful matter. That much daring his examination as to he often unintelligible, cal indium was that death resulted from kicks a that is theirecomigandatiougiven in the report Id your chamber' The telegraph which brings the result of the trial says that part of the body. The deemed when be was dying also and it is a recommendation which I °ordain endorse. . 8 . raid. " Hague has killed me." (Loud cheers.) n seemed totally unmoved when sentenced to death. The jury retired, taking with them a plan of that part el the town where Mellor was killed. Alter being sheent nearly an hour they Acquitted Jewett, but toned Hague • Guilty. The Judge, In sentencing Hague, said—There can be se doubt that by your savage violence you have caused the death of • fellow townsman. Great allowance Is made for the excitement of an election. but there can be no booms given for such brutal Seta as those of which you have been guilty. You were net satisfied with kicking and beat- ing this man in the affray, but after be had been injured by you and others in the most cowardly way, you followed him by yourself, being evidently a very string man, and then, when be was utterly unable to defend himself, you again most cruelly kicked end best him. It is manslaughter of a very bad kind, and the menage. is that you be kept m penal servitude for ten years. ADOPTION OP • SON BY THE MAHARAJAH OF lIT6OIII.—On the 18th June the Maharajah of Mysore, with much ceremony and amid general rejoiaing,'adopteda ma, " agreeably to the uses of his religion, to the plods- Illation of her Majesty the Queeo, and in accordance with the treaty of 1799." The Friend of Indio nye that the maluirsjah has done thia " is spite of the warninp of the governmeot of India, and be must abide the consequences. Had he waited, there was the possibility theta few mem. bets of parliament on an Indian eight might have bias deluded into permitting such a step, but his baste is the Mum of repeated warnings will prejudice those who might otherwise have favoured him. Azim Jab's agitate 66d their forgeries took away from the maharajah's cam much of the little chance it had of uccess ; this imprudent act completes its hopelesspem."— The Tines of /pais, however, states that it is smarted that when the step was taken it was in defer's°, to a suggestion otroveyed in a telegram from the agent of the rearejah Pow in Beglaad. The same of the youth adopted is Chamrsjyaadm iiVudayar Bahadar, a grandson of the brother of the ranee who signed the treaty of 1799. — Homeward Mail, Augusts. . . Aso-zl.-KADER.—On Saturday evening a deputa tion from the Aborigines Protection Society had an inter view with Abdol-Kader at the Brunswick Hotel. Jermya street. The deputation consisted of the following pude men :—Dr. Thomas Hodgkin, Professor Amenney, of King's College; Mr. G. L. Neighbour. Mr. John Mayfield, Mr. P. Sinanides, Mr. Thome. Choosy, Mr. F. W. Cbessori, and Messrs. Michael Nasal', and Nicholas Sae-tong, Egyptian merchants. The Emir was promoted with the following addrese, which was translated into Arabic) by Professor Ameuney :—•• Illustrious Sir,—lts with feelings of unal loyed pleasure, and of sincere respect for your person and character that we, the committee of the Aborigines Pro tection Society, welcome you to this country. From the very nature of the object for which we are aro ciatel together, we have always taken a deep interest in the Eastern and kindred races; and that interest is in your case strengthened by the high-minded qualities which you have displayed on so many memorable occasions, but on noes more so than when yon—e, profeasor of another fsitb— received under your protection many thousands of the persecuted Christians of Lebanon, and gave food and shelter to the naked sad faulishisg. On behalf of the Christians of England we thank you for this deed of mercy. It wee permitted to us to thank the Emperor in person for the mesons which be ban adopted to establish equality of race in Algeria, and to elevate the natives in tart haatioe ; and we now rejoice in having an op portunity of coagratulatiog you, the most illus trious and enlightened of him Arab subjects, upon the progress which has been made in carrying out his Majesty's beneficent ideated end upon the good hope which we entertain that your countrymen will heartily co operate with him in completing the edifice of which be has already done more than lay the foundation stone, and that peace and prosperity will hereafter reign throughout the fertile hills ace valleys of your native country." In con clusion, the address expressed • sateen hope that God would give the Emir length of days, end crown them with all happiness. Abded.Kader, who received the deputation in • highly dirnified and affable manner. thanked them for their good words, and expressed the pismire which their visit bad afforded hint. He said that previously he bad only seen the people in the 'tree* and if he had met them before he should probably have prolonged his visit. He espremed • desire to be deMed a member of the society. After • lengthened cueverestioe the depetstioe withdrew. EXTRAORDINARY ATTIIITT TO COMM SUICID3.— A determined attempt to commit suicide MI MS& on Sunday by Mr. J. Richardson, • lithographic printer, in the parlour of the Prince of Wales tavern, Vietorispask, kept by his brother, Mr. W. Richardson. He bed a seven : chambered revolver in his possession ; nod be discharged the earteeta of one chamber into the right side of his heed. His relatives immediately sent for medical aid, and Dr. R. Moore, and bin eon, Dr. Howard Moore, se well as the police surgeon, Mr. James Ralph, were speedily on the spot. They famed that, thew\ apparently lifeless, he wee not dead, but that the bullet wu lodged in the frost cf the brain. and that Its ratinctioe would be attended with im mediately fatal ooneequeme. The polio. were called in, and he wee removed in their custody to the hospital, where he sow lies without thy bops ot reemery. TWO SWIMS ENT or SINGAPORE.—The intel lipase received concerning the probable future of this set. dame* ie, to say the least, satisfactory, in so far that we see led to expect the completion of our transfer within the neat few mouths. This measure has more than once bees upon the point of completion, sod, owing to some union seen impedimeot, then todefioitely postponed the result Wog great disappointment to three interested io the settle ment, sod no small detriment to its material progress. The primeat condition of the question, however, appears to be more advanced than on any previous occasion, and there also seems to be more unanimity amongst the heeds of the various departmental interested at home teen ban masted before. The imperial government is 1 eking over the nettle. I meat will find in it not only a peaceful, industrMay, end prosperous oommercisl emporium, but will possess them- I selves of the only eligible point at which a military force can be stationed so as to be evadable for both China sad Jspaa, and at the same time be within elegy access of Isdis. Is oddities, too, towards the force so maintained, it will receive the emefertable subsidy of about 50,4001. from the settlement, on seconst of its militap defence.— Straits Timer, Jane 22. Tian BALMS or JEFFIMSON DAVIS.—The For tree Monroe correerodent of the New York Amu, writing lee July 29, says : • I have the best authority for ssgisg ' thstJeffersee Davis is In good health, even better than whet be arrived at this piece. His eyesight is not impaired, and his sppetite is remarkably good. Tome ars many ragman silos; regarding Jeff., bat so alteration bas takes pled* is his health or condition. No am is allowed to see hiss ex cept Bargees Craves and the guard." Du Barry's delicious health restoring Residents Ambles Food cores, w ithout medicine se twooaventancs, Dye. = ‘, / .4. 1=11= 6,.. 005gb. Asthma. Oossossgaios.. Nisei% Nervous. fftlioes, User, sad &mast sad moms fifty those Um On Ls other romans,. SlVrons. swwway.- 11 % Wary sad Os, No. n, Loudon. W. In dna. its. Pd .; Ms.. ik..../U a rgriroon. lle t ladverdessase. TEE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. James Mae, clerk, wee brought op cm remand, charged with stealing the sums ci 40i. and 301., the monies of his employers, Mesas. Prescott and Or., bankers. Mr. Bees, from the offloe of Mr. Mullen; proesented ; and Mr. Morgan (Humphreys and Morgan) was present to watch the case for the prisoner. The partionisre of the cue have appeared is full. Yeaterdsy the only evicts 's°, adduced was to trees the bank onus to the possession of the primmer, end he was ' committed for trial. Alfred Joseph Martin, deersibed as a chemist. residing at Ingham-cottage. Gurney-road, Stratford, was brought up is I custody of Detective Sergeant Pitchman, having been ap prehended by that officer upon warrant charging him with having committed perjury. ; Mr. Cbipperfield, of Trinity-aka* Soathwerk , pea wonted. The alleged perjury wu contained in an affidavit morn Ito by the prisoner in respeot of two bill of exchange upon ; which he had been sued. In as Indio, ot the kind a de ' fondant cannot defend • writ until be has made an afff davit showing the defence he bas. The two bills in ' question were for 251. and 101. reapectively,and ware drawn by Mr. William Martin, the defendant's nod and by the defendant.. They were disnounted e, fee a il= Martin by Mr. Suffolk, who seed the defendant ton the amount upon their being dishonoured. In the affidavit the defendant stated that be had never received any consideration for the bills, and that an agree- ment bad Lean made between the plaintiff, Mr. Suffolk, and William Martin to ens the defendant for the amount of the bills, 'edit he paid them they were to divide the premeds between them. and that in the event of the bills not being paid Mr. Mande was to pay the mete esti of pocket, sad that he had seen Mr. Martin within a month from the date et the affidavit, and that he showed him the bilk% and offered to gin them up to him far Mr. Sarah proved amountaeg the MI6 for the primmest's used% William Marti; and produced the Amines which . he pre him, and whisk had thee sines retnneed to Mot through _Ms bankers. He swore positively that no arnspi• mat had b n id Oat dr bilk Poi Nees bus oat d his Undo Womb ha hod dirorntotr.l deem, we bl.rl be mos Mr. Mania ince. Ho bad not son tiao dofradast for son.* years. Mr. Martin, the drawer of the bills. was eine& sad he mimed that he was a tailor, sett the Faleatteat eared him money at the time the bills were drawn—more than would cover them, hash. said that the allegatiess in the afildevit that an agreeneat bad bees mole bet weeil him and Mr. =WA throe be bad thews the Owner the bills sad eves them up for It., were totally umbras. The prisoner was reamoded for some formal evidence to complete the are. SOUTHWARK. Frederick Tribe, • young man is the mules al the London, Chatham. sad Dover Railway Conmuy as cameo, was placed at the bar for farther aummation, charged with farloudy driving ono ef the esaapasy's Aqsra Johanos Moakley, as sod hissi and eseshisg iga = her lege. She now lee is (hay's Hospital is a may pre carious state. Mr. Trull, _oos of the esetpae=zetota, watched the wee" se behalf of the reams It eppeand from the endeared Mr. Wianaeley, ea b- Zdarin the employ el the Brighten Railway Oampasy shout a quener put sight as sheer et NW; week be wu eresslag Migtostreet, ards Scoulhassek street, whoa he saw the daleettast driving • waggon Wes with themes doves the Jodie" Gem the brides at a toxins rate, and jest as it was taming the earner lino Southwark street the bones knocked dotal an old lady, and the whoa prod over bar legs. The defeadaat appeared to be care j fay driving, but witness was of opinion that the impseus given by coming down the Incline was so great that be could not pull up in time to save the poor old ledy. She was picked up and conveyed is a elate of iseenalbility to Gay's HospitaL The defesdaat pulled op immediately sad ea• pressed his regret at what bad oscor ad. The Magistrate asked what stele the female was the. is. The cousteble here handed in a medical sertilleate from Dr. Duke. of Gay's Hsepltei, eettieg forth that Jobseas Moakley was still in the hospital from fractured limbs, sad that she was in a Reserious state. Inspector Ty reR informed his warship that be had made inquiries into the matter, tied kis belief wee that it era pure socideirt. The driver did not see the old lady until the horses mays on her, sad them be did all he could to pull up. • The magistrate sated If the skid was is the wheel Mr. Wiestanky replied that he did see thing it was, but be would not be positive an to that. He redly did not think there was any blame attached to the &- tendon. • His worship farther mutated the deiced:tat _yatll Sr •turday next, accepting the "arena of Mr. Tyree for his appearance, the iospeotor informing the megtetrees that be was • very study young man. LAMBETH. Mary Awn Bentley, 18, • servant in a gentleman's family at Brixteu, was brought up ow mead is • atop 01 at- tempting to destroy her We by paha". From the evidence of the muter it appeared that the prisoner was very math liked as • servant, moduatiag bee self is as upright :unser. A short time ago, however. some Wein articles belonging to him were knoid is her hex. He, however, forgave her oft the promise of her set committing herself spin. Shortly afterwards be found her is a back room suffering severe 'Mimeos, when she confessed she bad taken poison, and handed him • liter* of paper labelled " Precipitate powder—poison? Medical aid was called in, and she was a ft erwards removed to St. Thomas's Hospieal. The prisoner had expressed great sorrow for the act, bat said the discovery of her dishousty and her former lit. (Add an untottnnate) so preyed spas her mind that she purchased . the precipitate powder at the shop of Mr. Williams, chemist, and swallowed it. Mr. Williams said he slued the girl with the poises, which was very much used to destroy vermin. the did sal tell him what she wanted it for, but be told her it was a pow poise°. He wished fur th er to ay for tat rotor nos of d the public the poises was greatly reduced in power before sold. The Magistrate considered water care by ftw should be exercised by chemist' is selling poison. Outdo passes were particularly mentioned in the act of parliamest, but sot the one which he theaght should be from the very fact af ha being so oommoaly aced. Is the sale of eressic. the act distinctly Mates that name shell be soil unless the purchaser sigma his mime, cad the ehrosist also makes a not* of such sale ; and neither that se should be allowed to bare it anion be brings a parst i s ‘ = him knows to the chemist. The neamoraphume with this last rendered the chemist liable to • penalty of they. Mr. Williams said be always used the Oman Care is such matters, but certainly did sot think of harm in the presest case, as the yahoo was so commody sold. The Magistrate—And the very rowan why a greater amount of cantles should be used, sad be hoped been long some further proviaiea would be made la the ace meet such cases. The prisoner, is answer to the charge, expressed deep sorrow, when, after a severe admonition from the magi strate, she was allowed be se with her bleeds. Tag CORN ?RADS. goottors fore:gn. Notoittannen is. a ... 7" of good saffilos, intro found no diflkoll y . 4 ,-„ zt forms rine. and for Avon forted. rein in t vs. ilainonalod. a, Friday's retain won NI loota i , 6 min no Inkllo quarlors foont N. no n* a n pm InaleNeduest o Is n u, Koalas rots limp so piootlfol w, sootoshoo boyoto, Sod los Bodo sad Dow woo 0b50144, &we. Thop r ol ga losoo so Milatitis nib l eg m bib ' ma held ; prison van inn. owl le Moo* but lour Leal per woo to tbero woo fa_ W supply of MOW. 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Mme an rather dispose t wept ewe salsa ism& • bailors. E it,: (From the Mori4aste lecprem.) After such favourable reverts week alter week on the weather we ham mesa into a period of chugs very much against the anemesful pawky a the corn. Bat, amain to the dogmas of astro.ineteorology, tarmacs were to hare taken advantage of the fine opporteeity afforded at the commenceinast of August to get on with harvest work ; but surely there must be some =Wake fa the rocketing. Thu change has not oily stopped the &wa ren' Macon of prices, bat gesisrally gives them a tune to the full extent of Is. per quarter ; sad yams the weather takes up matters will assume a merlons aspect. There are symptoms, however, that we have seas the worst ; sad if so, sot mash harm will bane Mee dens la Frame the upward siommaat hu contianad, the estimate of the yield in some Ineattise being very dacha, and In Belgium end parts of Benmay there are ao Ogee of a pro- duce equal to last year. If, therefore, the weather should prove bed much mischief mast amnia aid with the emits plague before us, on the back al high prime fee seat. ft would bemuse, based it wheat Auld eat lamb its seta tire value. Boma these doubts as to the can mops, the pototo disease is reported to be daily spreading ea Ger many, and cosh a change as we bees moistly had may pro bably bare the same effect here ea the Ina arta set yet raised. At New York, too, priess of wheat have takes an upward course. with a fair export alma& ea the miserable state of Wags ii the South, with re failures la the Wert, will ell help so keep prime I wail , rrt f iet wi apin receding to a pant a great depression. We • -e-.....,..." .• ---•-- a s so. are therefore not quite clear that before ali t harvest we rosy Dot see a marked Mange ia prior ; sad ahead this -- to In d imprearioa be setartained by the moseyed lamest, at the mewed; low rate of diameat apecelathm may nein sesame some unporteace, and farmers be better paid for their long waiting and inossmat auntie& 'shied. anythiata ine hm would be calculated to prevail waste, with a mast as • prospective probability, must be wandered a se- ~,' o Kurt BalsmAir. _Tb s bau. „ 33 1 7 ad d ic timid benefit. The arrivals off the meet tense the 28th : •‘"- Jay were 25 cargoes, of which 14 cargoes were wheat, 8 err bald reesakel at the easee 7, Weallesel eedailli mthaai d 3 wi n ,. E mi i miss ins /mam ba m mo m. N , totornetrest ; Mr. L. gimps= is the Afar. lis. t oo l • & aim' wpm sad far al mos t, v i a . ;j s d the ca seatemy ssia iiiia reaf * d e m err=witt i:::•11 04. 1110 Me cargoes hitt& wheat, at 365. 911. to 40e. ; 1 bard Taganrog, at 395. ; 5 ifarianopoli, ai 375. ea. to 398. ; the Amish Easters Beltway OealMei so m as 2 Berdianab at 375. 9d. to 40. ; 2 Polh Odessa. at quastlea. ha d hed„, „lea 100 fro l . . . t a". ma_ _ 114 .• bared. to ne. ; 2 canoes maim. at 25.. to 31e. ;3 1 Pear was te gems Imes big M aar barley at 15e. to 20a 6d. The Wes of Feglish wheat Parakeets. • fresseess7 Predsalleal tr , ale noted last west wens 63.828 qrs. at 425. 10d., betimes the two orrogralsa. 64,823 qrs. in 1864. The Loadoe averages ware rot ; 17 : C i r lita egree awl deal , a the aleateme of die 2,101 qrs. The imports into tic kin far the week ' Mr. V. A. Wnlameee. "" til. 1681 M AI . ceding the 29th July were 429,313 cwt.. wheat, 645,308 ern ' de sat lased aelle Praia oheeele t eee te e le flour. 1 the vacamy. The rename semanst arm of a Moan, in Markle:is, opened on moderate English sup. 1 Wag Pad at the rate a al pa cast. Per 90 11111 ._ wire of wheat, but tin formes arrival wee mod. There I charm*. la 'weal the elelaas of ea. la e li k di. ware very few fresh samples seat up to the &NZ and Kentish 1 wee bffig_le OM • isuMea_ . the the._ . lesttooe th fastes t' datil i e stands, farmers being busy win harvest ; but a few panels ' Wale taw searealr. eD° we ''''' sealed etetati mere the diem a the . ernes hag. of amappeared, varying in value froia42a. to ha., wita emu • 3 3 m o m Talavera worth about 534. to :,4a.. the quality on ki141,110111 . Tim 10 . 0004 eke alleallee Fee Mt. being below expectance, sad not equal to last year's. Trade wheat fell ass ea the Well et ' le" is * a " b 1.1 1 .111 10118 was moderately active, at a theliaegenerally of la., aid in Pea eer a reeelee_.__Aa, the ame e Eeelees him some Witmer more. Foreign not being offmed at any re. assis algest we nweieme. the adiridesd declared, .... 3400 , denim, and also not bang in derma, numbed nominally 1 , vote of Ursa, Si me 50 tbei same Floating cargoes west dal, and cheaper to ! - lassdarreatea Li - Haedawae 'e ( " ni l be sell. Os Wedesedsy there was 430 qrs. per east, 5,610 ' Pnl4-Ostwerd 1aa15,4440.-114,r, the 4 hirrl2-raw qrs. foreign. A good dos' of ran having fallsa since the I uopskeso e re is , m3im e elm . ee tomm eere a Gl egr k lapp inamoi *C . Wale r ill previ ous Mau d" ric wets somewhat improved . e a proem to ana rumerate sae it was Whim" some business was one at la. per qr. edema Arnica 1 “,.. ve e 0 n..." rue ems tnei, seed ebehriears o rrfi, holders were lees disposed to sell. eves with this lasprowetebeelfle mere or slesoillbeel rforeneas Ur ?_'..= meant, the weather bakeries a further heavy tall of mita. d es sad merees. mid Nemehe esene/ratima sipser_h!= Friday's Mum ware 890 gra maybe, 12,810 qr. foreige. w hen Gm mot GNAW "Nora GGNea ls • 1.4 :1' Nip. of are. Mb Otalmset and rib A great quantity of rain having fallen aura every day sad j `j= . wad s i w ow s , / at o rag bee 13 night through Gm week, up to thea a firths , rise was de - 1 ma mien ilia me Mal to may earrin wrier mended as the small quantity of wheat o ff ered, sad quo- oiri o o .. tatioas over Monday's rates were aertaialy la. to h. per qr., I._____ while some sass were made in foreign at 211. per qr. men ..,,,,,,,,, Bußz usza , A im ---'-. nag money. There was about the usual queenly of mashy goer "••• • • 11 •91 on Monday, the foreign mid bang limited to a few sacks. - • . MTV/ The mushy trade was • heavy, though Norfolk, Dem-A spa 4. 44 elm ", ' ,f o p pf o p, the ale were not premed at lower ratty. Hanel, did net emninand c ....f. I. D m * s wa g ii • ••• VW d the late high prices. Fiona soaks were bas link is.. Dinfrogir -7r n, as . Ceowb , `• G. gaited for. fin W ed pekes of town qualities reassised i Melte S. Deesem el a sem aft , t i„ e ye d SG 40s, par sick. Oneenday there ware 1,820 sacks per , 11U1T011.-Aeurase 4, el Upper T markist, mlak 3, a 6 elfa b l n to . r il s generally lisid Thi N raj orf a olle av al hit e er t ilen t s h. s, '7-.oll.imaabiLejembs lapel 3. 15 1411 , 3. 9.:`-'37imovi,'A Oak We. . ' napisss 6. s o ld bat Americas Wei relstively dear were are further ad- l i O O,L _A mus e 6 4 . ,eake.eseuer1, Haverenekal , neared. French Mr* bald at more mosey, but SWIM T•••• o f sr. ra. A i m g it s e & li. were each. gaged. Friday's qualities were 2,130 maks ill'asCL-Aeput 4. mil Obleeseol. FM:NM as ela a eamtwies, 210 make 11,120 'weeks foreign. onlya sympathy : Velma an. a &am Tram igsaft d with the wheat trade, holders la add of la. per sae as 'wary qualities, aid all Image 1 T. B°ll Y' E.G " us.. Lim a were held at improving Mils, bat time was so Mange DoLums _ List ,_, us ," 3. id ii. N e w & pig* in the top price a town goer. There wee seemly any , 8 au5 „ 74 , •6 4 , I. jpeamesse. j 4.. d iiiiiinir, le British barley at market ea Monday, and the forage err& 'el fuencedessi m e m, e Igt, vale ware limited. The lamb was te calm, but wieldy , 11LASZI-161031CAY.-Aispet 5. el 14 . • Gli l akt i r; net hurtle: either the finer or iefenor qualities of isnaim I mad. Man W the arm I I. IL MZ1e; .. _ . ... Oa Wedaesday there were 10 quarters . per ere" 4,035 Lateeetlesa isaii w Flefeellh a te leo gutters I With bat peer sapphes and the weather • "IN. GK. , ag i :" -- r - fo sob or so osiskoo. were tbs. very firm far all qrnalithe a elaill owsk rila w the -Auesa a ., 4 . l„„ m ikil, Le li.A..a Dap famign. there bing so lieglisk sr Ileande as am Feign% &nem Se Anse. arserre et the en 5a..7- Menai ware 40 grams seehrha, 4,000 quereare fersign. Oman rem sea (Maass if all marts were them bad at more saaney, though DIMS. gam MI r 0 has littie beams. was pawing. The mall trade was quilt AndiFF.-Alliast 4at Waltham eltegt_ 3 . 3 44i • Flu qualities wen beld at mike sa sneak mammy altAllY.-ArePet 8 , at letehteed• mow. - . i i . Gnat gramees wee mimed at the dare a the seek .. 11111 " 1 e , la Teak . 11. S*7 ' l ' l " Thin was salabar vary large asvivsl of Isoriga . Min k ,,= . 40 Z a .,....... 406 1 z = 5 • d so is w a a la mils este, needy half being been Bela, and the oat ' IriPML-Asensit4.Z frees a peat Tarr* of pet% Way in the Bahia Pine 1 mie (1 .,,.,__. 1 . 1...... ,..............,....,.. . g i0g1n New" apse all • freak Lana sod Swedes ogee very little simper, hit is. 1 feeler vanes, as well se Imam MU end einem eat ef mow - 2 . 3 - 7•366 . 4 - -- I T; ---- - i ce s - aksaa artier. were aka ed. per quieter elsorw. alb. Oa u m b ir d 4 l,,, s s. ge air Lannek in a fah tale, eamblenea the aretimed levy sapplas. Oa paw Is pp ebe to a Wideman there woe MO "mama par ement, me hfa, • lifeern, I, CATTLlL—Lonoroot., Aoauor 7.—Tbo ow* dors mos Mos time win Noisy Tb domond tom mi odd*, doom. mod lambs, et full mem for mob. M. to Md. p.r lb. ; lllllttoe. 7s. W 1101. c Wok 7s. toll. 0011/I.—LourDeu. Amon 7.-11.. t Wyis% 13: Was Zed Dins, Ws. 3d.: Walla lad Onienll. Walla &Di lad 3d. ; WAD Sad RAM, 19a ; lad lea. ; id 14 ow, Via ; Walls Zed Oisse% 198. ; Coradea. 19a. 6.1. • Wai• lad assllipaid. 1119. Walla gad Hough Ital. 19.. ; Will. lad 161909 Walk' Sad ilaetb Kolb% 194. ; Walls 3d Tit% is IL. Canny sad Darya Malting. 91d. —Mips la mai^ add. C. Uo n , I r i t las '~ TBAN7IO RITURNII. 1111104 Pa& Ile. Telt tdi 'UMW ATI. ogea. groom. Arty. MI 111 Week amiss July L 1 a g £ 1 o.4omaa asi gw. kg MI 0 wed[ swami Jul ?t Pembroke awl Tent/ . Weak P s i b lades,l oo L Cowl In 11..10 lON 11.111 PM , balk lisle — WW 4.1111 3101 Lill •0 0111. II I firriz tb?: ~~ '~~ 1 I m MI6 Ildi I i i