The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-05 00:00:00

MG INTELLIGENCE. iiTTERSALL'S. —MON DA. 711•Warwhik September omits. sow-a-days it as saddle swithered io what it was. Sves °My • fow years mime. • =wombat el mini 12.11 Irmo romlos was am et the meets whaoh rto,der.d this once popular swath faimees. It ie g zy toe recterkable on woosot of its Medi. lith as o tie taming pilot is the Gad mares of orsthistkw as **St. laser. Hers it was that bolstered-up Impestoth or, is other words, " dead 'ass,. mat with their deem, sad '. instruments of prolog " were brought to Of ig res tereeeetrawlio the limbo of obliv ion u the oassmiglit in Bat in those days tber• was invariably • mad pfbew keg M the members at the old "Owner* Wore "the Yore' or Bodes Swim held oat with woaderful and sllsaisd attractions. Now it is tar otherwise, and the Imenistions 'Watt come wider our sink, this eftersoon era warooly be diethoguithed by as. feature beyond doe deubt still ennwaedies the Fres& borer, nothritbathadiai lithebrat prim for the Leger. It nosy be added, believer. Oat TM woe o ff ered far the "sill" of BOK ea the 'lay of lie rem. The following will be froind • wrest Mum of the dodos vim : St MEL I toe agit Count 7. cie IA (Satiation. (t) • to 1 C. Pooth (off, 100 to 16 taken) 10 to 1 Mr. Bowies (t) 20 to 1 Lard Stamford s Archimedes (off ) IN to Moroni of lisatives The Dull. tot) 100 to 7 Mr. ChapUo's tallmor k MS to 1 Xr. Cltsplit Brvo er PfOatailaW (t) at) DIHUY. 100 to 7 ust Mr. R. glutton's Lord Lyon (off) MO to MI Duke of lioatdon's Rustle 4) i.e. to IS Yr. Merry's Prt i.(t) lOW to AO Lard Coventry's Soca (t) BETTING AT lIANCEUSSTER.—MOeiDAT. LII.IIINGTON STAKES. Sto 1 apt Sideriod (11 I 7to 1 apt Nosootos (I) Sto 1 Alabama te— TOILYSILISZ fIANDICA.P. 7to 1 opt Clizeutoot (t t) to 1 opt Verdant (on) IN to 7 Ben tot (II 26 to 1 leY plans (t) II tom Monists 40ST to 40 opt Amin) sad Scomoader. coupled (1) . LbalUt. it to 4 eget Gladtateur (t) I 11 to 1 opt Archimedes (offi to Seplis (4: 10 to 1 The Duke (off) SO to 1 161aoloaSa ,t) MARGATE RAOES—MoNDAT. Thee, nen wire command ito Monday, over tie Name •0•1•4 as lad you, but ruder different errsopoisate, sad WI was apparent to the great cheap far the better. The weather was beautifully Is.. the erinpiey most numinous, Rea fields for bored large, the sport good. sod there was pied, of speeidatios ; is fees the gatheriag woe • pad swam Below will be found fell details of the roaming : Tv V26170113' STA4B4 of 3 eon. nob, with 26 edged ; weight for soh with miliog allowances. One mile. Mr. March's Confederalist, by [Jog Tom—Anglin, a yr., BO Illb (ia) (Jas. tsightlegall 1 Mr. Manh's Mysterious Lady. 4 yrs, 84 nlb 101) (J.Smith 2 Mr. J. liteireieas thistle WU, 4 yrs, 94 MD Ai; ..( D.. 00. • TheTruro, followtng also ran —Proctor, toseentauon, Truth, and Tathandw. Betties : 6 te 4 apt Cattle Hill, 2 to 1 art Osafederelist. ea& 3to 1 any other. Mysteries' Lady made play, fol lowed by Cocisderaliet to the distaste, when the latter took up the romping, sat sever afterwards taught, and woe tally by two lengths, • length bedlam snood end third, mad • head between third and fourth. Fomentation was Iftit, and Paddioder last. The wised was bought is for 55 guises'. BHIMPULD CLIP, vales 40 guise's; weight for age ; with selling allowing". On mile. Mr. Marsh's Rapture. by StookweLl—gotacy, aged. 8491 b, (201 (Jas. Nighltniall) 1 Mr. Chandler's Bunch, tyre, 74 710 (Casson) Mr. B. Monta.oe's lAttW Mary, I yre, list lab Ma ), (Milne) s The following oleo ran : Proctor, Blown Soder. Devo4 4l . Ider Cross, Castle Hill, and Hurrah. Betting: 2 to 1 against Devotee, 4 to 1 leek against Rapture and Sttr Cross, sto 1 egaiostOattle Hill, 6 to 1 Nernst Proctor, sod Bto 1 sealant Bench. Rapture out out the work, followed by Bused and Devotee to the torn, where the leaden run wide, and I'Aasoo brought Ranh to the front, and carried on the rearing to the stead, when Rapture challenged, and after • desperate ran the latter woe by • head, three lengths separating snood and third. Star Cross was fourth, Proctor filth, Devotee sixth. Brown Dockers, whoa the dug fell, bolted. The winner was bought by Mr. Cook for 81 guineas. Tat 11•80•TII STAZZB of 40 son., added to • sweep. nknites of 5 eon. nob ; 2-yr-olds, 7st ; three, 90, with penalties and ottomans. Three-quarters of • mde. Sr. Hartley's Alberta. by Bing - Tam -Princess. 2M. 74 BO (liorl 1 Yr. lagiand'e Duchess of Bt. Maas, yrs, M (J. heath) Mr. Porter's Indian aar, yrs, T ale aro Tel alibterd) I Fin ran. Bettis( : 5 to 4 apt Anode, 8 to 4 apt Indian Star, 3 to 1 apt arty other. Some delay at the start wee caused by the fillAillai•44ll of Freak, who, when the flag fell, jumped Toned. tedium Star made play for a short distance, when be was pared by the Duchess of St. Alban, who led to the diatom*, where Mordan brought Alberta to the fore, and sever being *gain caught, woo by two lengths ; Indian Star a bad third. Tat EAMBOATII PLATE (Handicap) of 40 son. Throe quartets of • mile. Re 0. Darts'. Little Oeutleossa, by Ling Tom--flitt•r to Little Lady. 4 yrs. 744 (l'asson) 1 Mr. J. Land's Baleroock, 4 'Ts, gat slb (K. Taylor) 2 Mr. J. highthipMen Land of the West, 4 yrs. 7st (Fashion) The following also ran :—Chicquot the Jester, Pegasus, and Betsy Copeland. Bedieg: 7 to 4 apt Little Gentleman, 3 to 1 eget Baler. sock, 4 to 1 apt Land alibi West, and 6 to legit Pegasus. The flag fell to rather • stranliog start, Pegasus losing several lengths. Land of the West made play, followed by Behemoth, Little Geptlecoas, and Chicquot The Jester; the latter on readies the torn ran out, and took no further pat is the race. Laud of the West held the lead to the if distanoe, where he was passed by Little Gentleman end italarsock, and after • fine race home with the pa i r, Little Gentleman won by a seek; two lengths separated the mood sad third ; Betsy Copeland was fourth, and Pegasus fifth. TIM SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY IttACZI, • swespetakes of 3 sone. each. with 25 added by the South Eastern Railway Compaq ; weight for age, with selling allowenen. A mile and a half. sr. Porter's :Mediae', 3 yrs let 1111 (ra) (Hibbard) 1 Mr. Harley's liudworth. byte, 94 elb;601.) (J. Nightingale) Mr. Boglands . poutentation,6 yrs, tot . 211, 'At; iElphlck) Freestone saiiiiish also Ma.' Betting : 5 to 4 on Budwortit, 3to 1 eget Sentinel, and 4 to 1 apt soy other. Fomentation, attended by Budworth end Sentinel, =de play to the hill at the turn, when Bud worth end Sentinel came sway by themselves, end after • sloshing race the latter wee by• heed ; Fomentation was • bed third, and Hurrah wee fourth. The wanner was bought by Mr. Vslentinefor 50 guineas. WARWICK SEPTEMBER MEETING. How' Awe o. —( By Telegraph.) —General Hem.Bleck bird, Mantel, Pearl Diver, Bed.leigh, Chicken Huard; Traps" Grey Stocking, Leoville, Dr. Syntax, Winks, Sienna, No, Ambito., Priocipal, Dunked, Mazurka, Spereaus, Longboat, Lady Sophie, Senorita colt, Dulcimer, Overture, Boss filly, Fogleman, Duekfoot, Trap, Czariee, Sidewiad, Ellingtoo filly, Alabama, Idler. Sane, &Biplane, Ackworth, Cantata colt, Catalogue, Pirate, Merry Lass, Bishoptowo, The Swift, The Gem, Viper, Bilious cult, True Heart, Cutler, Lady &thus, Helen, Locket Lacy, Wymistay, sod Success. for tbe Tsui. STARES of 5 trove mob, with 50 added. One mils Idler General Hen Trapeze 3 ENTRIES for the QITIFIN's PLATS of 100 sows. Two mike. Success Pearl Diver 5 No 3 Lizard Stennis a Trapeze .... 2 alsnarus .... ► Overture .. BA DEN-B ADEN RACES. BADEN, Etsrestrnis 4. The following is the result of the third day' Boosting :—Fria do Carlsrnbo, Bald ; Prix d'Eborawdo, Tonriato ; Grand Prix do Baden, Veriaxardio, ido Man darin second ; Prix deb ]lung, Batas Duna ; Prix do la Consolation, Tambour do Basque. The cowpony was eery auseroas, sad the weather splendid. LIICRAL DICKONOTILATIOIN AT 821.111111.--011 I Saturday &Morocco • grand liberal dentoostratim took place at Selkirk, in basest of the Hoe. William Napier. I the gentleman who unsuroessfully contested the county in the liberal interest at the late amoral eleatioa. Kr. Nspier Is exceedingly popular in the comity, sad but for the lugs number of " faggot" voters who wee, brought forward I. rapport of Lord Henry Scott, the coossmative 4:radicle* he would have been returned by • large majority. A nume rous party of the electors and ooamlectors assembled is frost of the Town-hall, and, having organised themselves into a procesaim, accompanied by two bands of music, they left tows about half-pest three, sad proceeded is the clima tic* of the hoe. goodematt's estate at Brcadmeadows. Baying met Mr. Napier, they returoed with lint M triumph to Selkirk, sod reassembled in frost of the Town-halt Here as address from the working man of Selkirk was pre muted to Mr. Napier. IA Napier acknowledged the address, end befogs separating throe hearty therm were given for Mrs. Napier sod family, who were present is their centsge. The afterooos was observed as • holiday in the lowa, all the mills and places of business being closed after two o'clock. DILITH BY Flea —Yeeterday Dr. Lankeater, the Central Middlesex c goner, held an ingweet at the Moyle. hose Workhouse, on the body of Ana Lanett, aged 81. who sit bar clothing on fire through smoking. or by a loafer in trying to I , ght her pipe , which was found in Ue smith altar ber laxly had been partly eeleieed. She did sot appear to have soy ma to rte &Mood to her diarists the eay time, and was in receipt of pa relief for upwards of 20 years pest, bat thoagh from her great age leelfsrs were kept from her for fear of danger, she manned to poems haself of acme, as was proved. The jury retuned a seethes aearrelaaeo with the biota CZYPTA L PALACI.--QUCOn IMMO of the Sand e/WI Weeds, with Lady Praaklie and party, visited the gases yesterday. A late aftoreooe nth and great display of lirewerte sad illareleated fountains will take place to marrow. The palm* will be lighted up for an moiler getwereeado otter the fireworks, whieh will tesseleate about Wee 'Pink. Übe besmears Weise will be res. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 5, 1865. THE CATTLE PL4Gp*. • • OTRATIOID.. • We (Essex Herald) regret to state that the cattle plague hen at length reached Shotford, sad within sem. poratlvely speaking • few days. One oewkeeper has lost 17 Tallith!' cows. It hie sue NNW its sppearano• in two ether sheds, bat the kW at prising is not of the magnitude of the first OW wader notioe. Thee is • he m eon the part of the ciowkespere not to g m, publiaty to the dhows, state it more or less affects their busiest, mid operates injuriously is another way. It ie more than probable iM ravages nay prove is ealamitees in the West Hain district es it has in the adjacent n eighbourhood ; is short the malady appears to show itself so raddesaly and extend DO rapidly es to defy to mtny lesteaces all human efforts is stay*/ its mess's. Some plus sinse a Isms oowkeeper in the district of &Stratford lost nearly 1,0001. by the dWaite then pmvailing end several others were also more sr less cuff tram from the aims muse. HIOHOATI AID suirerasis. Yesterday, at the Highgate petty maims, Mr. Farmer, the suites, inspeotor, stated that two owe bed died near the Eipaiard's-lawi, sad b• foiled that the bides had bees asst to Losdoe for sal* without being disiohnited. If. had written to Mr. Helps, of the Privy Commit *Moe, and he (Mr. Farmer) thought that additional ins should be appoletsd. In waver to the beach, Mr. rim= ' said he belitved the disease was spreading io the neighbour hood. Th• heath Dowelled with Mr. Bead% the clerk, aad Mr. Farmer was reoceuseaded to submit the matter to the local authorities, ad they could apply far additional inspectors. omo•w_ A strange fatality appears to hare affected the cattle is this neighbourhood. A fortnight ago we inserted a paragraph stating that • valuable bonnet. the proporty stateOffeeMWST. bad been allot whilst in a of frenzy, supposed to be mused by a bite from a dog. Jost at the name time • farmer at Otimptos, named :beimlas Gnat, bad • ballad( din, it is supposed, from • like canoe. Apie, on Wednesday night, another of Mr. Grant's bullocks cited, whilst some cows belonging to Mr. Harvey are showing sign' of going off in a similar audition. The question arises, what is the malady that Wens them Oirtaialy, it is not the " murrain," for the symptoms are quite opposite, the unfortunate 'Minsk betraying stroog indications of madame. Hydrophobia is suggested. It is hoped ibis matter will be properly tested, for sow whilst the " Cattle Plague WI 'gamut( public attention any addl. tiorl salseally to stook Is most serials. —Wafers Moraine Nears. 11.1.1).DLESSX 4ESSIOIib. (Before Mr. Be ' rjeant Dowling, Daputy.Assistent-Judge.) Is the course of the marring, Mr. F. H. Lewis (in 'treated by Mews. Lewis mil Lewis) addressed the mart in rdereme to the eras of James and Emma Bird. knebeed end wife. who were shamed at the instance of the authoritier of the parish of Bt. Martia'sin.the-Fields. an Fridaz last, before Mr. Mansdelt Marlrough. street, with keeping a disorderly hou d. a se ie Ores bo ic-strmit, Bobo. The liaised ocionael complained of the hardship to whirls the defendants wen subjected, insomuch ea so depositions were takes, sad this matter bad bees com mented upon with great severity by the Assistaiit-Jufte in • former session. The only imformatioe that the def end ants mould obtain Waa the names of the wittiness, and his sii plicetios was that hie lordship would order the proofs of the withers, to be furnished to the defendants' solicitor, so that they might be prepared to meet the charge preferred ageism% them. The DeputrAmistant•Judge expressed his opinion that such • course wee only fair to the defendants, made the order as applied for, and dimes& that the rem should stand adjourned to the seat enders. Joke Cave Bishop, 27, a member of a volunteer Sr. hriesd% was isdloted for malielously and wilfully &enmit ies-WWl= Have, with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. There was a second roost, charging him with ems stoning sated bodily harm, and a third meant charging • common assault. Mr. Bosley prosecuted, os behalf of the authorities of the parish of Bt. Paeoras ; Mr. Taylor defended the primmer. The prosecutor said ha lived at Keetish-tows, sad was rate-broker to the parish of St. Panama He held • warrant to distress the deferidant for 11. 18e. sneers of poor rates. That distress was pot is forge is the defeedent's goods on the 16th of Jose, but en that day the defendant entered into as agrimmest to pay these sneers at 51. per week. He did net go to the defendant again or trouble him until the 21st of August, when be proceeded to pot the warrent in faros. Amordiegly an that day he went to the defendant's house at about half -pest eleven o'clock in the morning, end put a man named amain pOWNISIiOO. The &feudist WY not then at home, and in the evening of the same slay he went again to the defendant's beam with bey and Boyce, two appraisers. That was the nmeosid cell he had made, and he saw the defendant es the stein. Witness told hies that he must go upstairs, but the defier cleat said that he abeold not. Oa his (witness) stating that be must go up, the defendant said that se me should Bo up, bat if they did something should Were be waiting fee them. The &deadest went upstairs first. and whams arid cue of she men followed him. When they entered the room upstairs there wag • pendia lamp horsing. While the defendant was going upstairs he observed him carrying what appeared to him to be • walkiatatick, sad with this the &Gaut smashed the lamp, sod the plies was put Into darkness. By the light from the window, however, he saw a blade of deal glistes, which the ddendist bad draw% est of the stink, and be maw it in ble head The defendaat mid, "Now you shall have nem which he be (wit:es:el dosed with him, and in doing se he was out in t and face. At that moment • policeman mitered and took the sword from him. Mr. Berjeant Dowling summed up, sad the jury found the prisoner Guilty of a common assault. Sentence, three months' hard labour. PRIZES FOB ART-WORKMEN. - - The council of the Architectural Museum at South Kensiegton have throws the felknring oompetitioos open to all book fide art-worketee, whether members of the Architectural Museum at sot Panne ma 070111 CAIVIIIO.—A brut prise of 201., • 'mood prise of 61., tied • third prize of 21. (the latter gime anoeymocaly through the Endeet fat the most eneamsful earrinp ie atom of a sub from Plaines% illustrations of Dente, entitled "The Triumph of Christ." The carving to be in low relief, and on • peed 1 feet 3 Moho high by 1 foot 10 Mahan wi d e. Bosh eompstitor may treat the rub jeet AS be may thiek best, provided that the oaths* el the figures, he., e adhered to, and the spirit of the gamma composition carried out. The employment of a hartC clam gresed thous, if sot of marble, is strongly noommemied, soft stone beim inapplisable for low nine Patna ma WOOD CAITIIO.—A first prize of Di. ter the best, and • emceed pries of 51. for the nest hem tenderise in wood of • poppyhead sot lees than ten income high a id, and co boto Bides. The carving to be eueuted la oak and finished from the tool, without sead-pmer, the tea it which will disqualify any spseintes far • prise. Paws 701 SILVIS Wows. —A feet pens el fift es pouoda for the beet, sod • sewed pros of five pounds see the mot best reproduction of the head of the stets if Germanizes in reposed or bossed up silver. The bead to be take. from the reduction of the slate, sold by Mr. Brea Mai ( o), s in the Editeationel Museum at Smith KM siestos), sad to be of the same Me. The head may be made in two or more parte soldered together. If so, par ticular notice will be taken of the solder joints. The attire head, " is the round," or is full relief, is lynched ; and the west is to be ,mooted entirely by Mod, no portion be*, mob PSI= 105 TlLlllsLooro ENAWSUL — A prize of Me matador:, given onjointly by the Ecelesiologioal Society of and its presidest, Mr. Berseford na tze is offered for Me reproduottoo tranalocid e namels, on • fiat " plaque" or plate of silver, of the figure of S. Barbera, ascribed to Nino rillloo, and marked 7,451 in the Status or Seelpture Collection at the dontli ilensingtos Moment The height of the figure to be 2j Mehra, sad the style of the .canals to memoble those on the &Mee is the Art Colleadao. smthered 106 (65) and 107 (65), and the triptyak nembered 7,148. The ground to be me mailed sa well an the figure It is to be observed that although the origiaal example is is high mild, the reproduction desired is to be in the reel style of the ancient treselecid setateke, so that the diver chiming which reerives the mama will be la ex tremely low relief, the object of the oommittee being to induce • facility of translating from Co. style of work to another. The silver plate itself may be of any shape, but it is not to exceed 21 niches in its greeted diameter. Pain lOU 07/(111 IJIAMILIL — A prise of 101., given by Bomkia, is offered for the reproduction el the some agars in opaque macula co copper, similar to Mom of the cheese No. 2,231, the altar moss No. 2,332, and the two plaques Nos. 2,191 and 2,192, at South ffensiogton. The background of the figure is to be gilt, sod the metal may be either plain or chased, or &grayed m • diaper pattern. The height of the figure to be six lathes. The adjudica tion of both the priers for seminude will be conducted by the Committee of the Foclesiologioal Society conjointly with Mr. Ruskin, Mr. J. 0. Robison% and Mr. W. Bargee The pattern enamels it. exhibited is the first cue in the Noted Gallery of the South Court of the South Keminglen Muesum. Palms vol MAWS Mosaic.—The Council of the Archi tectural Museum offer • first prize of 101. for the best and a wood prize of N. for the next best panel lilted with marble mosaic work, without figures or animal Ism to arribitectural delectation. Any foliage introduced must be treated conventionally. The works mast be derrimed by the competitors, and must not be burger than 1 foot 6 inches by 2 feat, ace ism than 1 foot by 1 foot 6 niches in size. In addition to the shove prizes, eartificatee of merit will be given is deserving 0111101 and the enamel of the Architec tural Mamma may, at their discretion, award the sum of U. la. or upwards, or • book, for objects Morns merit, although not 'Oldest to secure • prize, and this they reserve power of doing whether or sot they adjudge a prize in the class. Nose of the prizes will be awsrdsd miens there appear me:lciest merit in any of the specimens to entitle then to such disticiotioa. The judges reserve to themselves the power of oombinisg, inductee, or dividing any of the prizes, according to their discretion. The objects will remain the property of the art -workmen or their employers, and will be exhibited in the South Beesiegtoa Museum satil after the day of the distribution of the prizes, sod also in such other places se the council of the Architectural Museum may see fit. Although gnat oars will be takes, the council will not be resposeible for any &coldest or damage of soy kind occurring at as; time to the specimens met in. The President of the Coeoril I. Mr. A. J. B. Beredord Hope; the Treasurer, Mr. Geo. Gilbert Scott; and the 800. Sec., Mr. Joseph Clarke, 13, Stratford-pima, Loucks, co W., of whom pies of a leper giving further haformatiou may be had by a letter enclosing • stamped eavelope bearing the addreet of the applicant. BEDIORD3II=I. This county, which has been hitherto free from disease, is at last visited by the Infection. A statement was made on Bettudey, at the Shim Ball, Bedford, during the proceedings of the 44i:inroad metier for establishing a asttli assurance samistioa. which is mkulated to arouse the femme of the district from their lethargy. Mr. Ben nett, the Duke of Bedford's steward. stated that two (M -OM mow bad happened in the county. Two calves were at Leighton market by two hams, one of =bo a t and the other of Lidlingten, which were put to ems ; both calves were seised end died, and the ems took the isfsetioe, sad were either dead or dying. One caroms bad been seat away, and, is all probability, said for food. The skin had been likewise disposed of, very likely et Bedford. The Lidlington people were so excited that they went to Leighton to, let it be known from whom the disease proceeded. Those who bought the calm had previously declined joiniag the cattle assurance emulation, sod now the emaciation refused to admit them as members. The Mayor of Bedford (sr. James Howald) said t he it wester, Mr. Rogerson. had found me cm of plenropufiu mods among the cattle of the borough. The disease among cattle, which does not abate to the Edinburgh dais= (=ye the Scotnitun) is extending into the country, aid has appeared, mot osly at Biggar, = mestioeed of Saturday, but also at Livingstone, in West•Lothian. In Edinburgh ten cons have died eines oar Setarday's report, sad three new cases, one °I awn in • hitherto untouched byre, ha= bees di/covered. PREVRNTION OF CHILD MURDER. Yesterday evening a meeting of ladies and gentle men intimated la this 'object was held in the large hall of the Gray's-ins Hotel, Balboni, for the purpose of °ponder lag what steps could be adopted to srrest the progress of infanticide, sow so fearfully premises throughout the cooetry. The Rev. Dr. Kleestir, who was called to the Moir, said he had pared many years in Ceylon, where child murder prevailed, but on rimming home be found the state of things much worse is England. Looking a y t the question in its social upsets he bad become painfull impressed with the necessity of taking immediate steps to arrest the pro- gress of the evil. Dr. W. H. Cueue. Recorder of Ransom, said he had spent nearly 25 years ass magistrate and judge, and had sew a vest deal of crime of the nature they were about to consider. When he came back to this country is April last, his attention was directed to the OHM of infanticide which appeared is the parrs, mud he determined to do. vote the mowed& of hie leave" to • mitigation of the evil. In Bengal, Ceylon, and Burnish, be had seen chil dren thrown to the pigs, and those pigs afterwards used for human food. but things more intolerable even than that bad come so his keowlidge since be had been in London. Sipco he isserted as advertiseiumt a week since 00 thie subject is the public paper. he had received upwards of a Bloomed letters from English ladies sad gentlemen cos taining many valuable suggestions, and convincing him that the mauls of large numbers had bent painfully impremed with the importance . of the subject. His first impression was that revolving boxes should be established as in France for the reception of Wants, but after fully considering the matter in all its bearings be had been compelled very reluctantly to 'Minden his faith in that scheme, inasmuch as it would lead to an Mariam of immo rality and lively° as 0I1100•11 which so society would be able tli maintain. What he had in view mainly was the welfare of the children, although he could not exclude from view the welfare of the mothers, or the punishment of the wicked fathers. As the law at present stood, they hod a compulsory registration of births, end if a woman ena meled the Lath of a child she was liable to severe punish meet. He would suggest that them should bee registration of pregnancy, and that every woman should he bound to register herself three or four mouths before the anticipated birth of her child. It would bee bold step to take, but it would prove an effectual mesas towards getting at the fathers of illegitimate children, sad rendering them liable for their support. to the next place, he would alter the law of aftiluitico, for it was a diegracefal thing that a man who had sinned in this way should only be liable to the payment of half.e.-erown a week. Further, be would lowest that them should be in Loudon a hospital to be open night end day for young women wham peril was near upon them. He threw out these hints for oonaideration, but he would willingly give his cordial service towards the promotion of any scheme that might be devised for lessening the tempts- tins on the part of mothers to murder their children, and to give unfortunate children a thence of growing up to be a credit to their country. The Rev. J. W. BUCKLEY, LA., incumbent of St. Mary's, Paddiogtoo, thought that it would be used visible to adopt sa mum that would rue counter to the prejudices of thepublic, and he was of opinion that a proposition for registering pregnancy would be a very startliog thing indeed. At the same time be considered it to be very necaniry that some meats should be adopted for Dor suiog the fathers of illegitimate children, and compelling them to bear their Mare of the expense. Mr. Charles Hole (Head Master of the Brixton Collegiate School), Mr. Stamp, Mr. Thomas Mr. J. Irving Scott, and several other peak men made suggestioes, and it was agreed that it would not be well at that time to pant any resolutions, but to wait to asoertain more fully the views of the public on the matter, so that it might be pressed upon the attention of the go. ~, vermiteet. The easellog a = r amordingly adjourned until I Wedaeeday, the 4th of . BROTHZ6 IGNATIDIL—The 000dttion of Brother Ignatius, who is Ivior at the moreetery at Norwich, 'son. lidera critics/. His Slams is much more serious titan is gsaerelly 'unposed, sad at one time be bee been delirious. Hie weakness is cow so great that his medical attendant has pmbibited the slightest physical or mental exertioc. It I. intended to remove him from the monastery as soots as possible. Nee titles Brower, wife of one of the Norwich magistrates, and a lady from Mattcherter, have been kindly attending to the comforts of the poor young man, who is tot yet thirty yearn of age. There can be no doubt that Brother Ignatius has pawed of late through every trying and exhausting patina in coosequecos of the dere:dim of Brother Stanielaus. Brother Nauru' the Rev. G. J. One ley, tic., and this has told upon his ► fragile frame. The worked spew chapel, commenced nest the old building. hitherto used for the purposes of the monastery, bare teen stopped, and the few monks remitting at Norwich have been sent home of • " holiday." Altogether, the pro thediugs of the English order of St. Benedict are practically of aid at Norwich for the present. UNITED KINGDOM BAND OF Hope UNION. Yesterday evening a grand musical deanonshntiams of the North London auxiliary to the United Kingdom Heed of Hope Union is cosnextou with the North.Eut London Inhibition of Arts and Meaufaetures, took place at the Agricultural-hall, Isliogtou. The choir consisted of 1,0001 dre r under the direction of their able instructors, and the whole of the musical arrangements were conducted by, Mr. W. H. Hosier, M.R.O.P. The concert °assisted of two pro, which wsee well arranged, and the pieces sung by the abildrea were exthedingly well rendered, and weeded reedit both on themselves aid their lotus:tors. The soap , wire chiefly of • temperance character. amid elicited great applause from • crowded audiisoa. Judge Payee wielded, sad sawn these ow the platfews wars Judge Bodkin, Mr. Wiliseglahr, Yr. Marge, Kr. Lever, Mr. Riddell, Mr. Pastry Mr. J Wis. Mr. Adams. Mr. B. Lanett, sea., Mr. 'faced, Mr. Marshall, Hr. Ansell, aid Mr. Hackett. together with several other pathos's who take au is the toevesset. I B o om Karosurosoir Musiont.—Dnriog the week ending September I the visitors have hoes as follows : Cle Monday. Tuesday . sad Saturday , free den epos h en 10 Lc ,. t„,10 12,069: of Wednesday, Thursday, sail Friday. students' days (admission to the public, bit, open hem 10 s is. till 6 p.m., 1,675. Total, 14,634. Frost the 1 owning of the memo., 5,591,067. THE ALLSGED RA UDS ON THE BIRMINGHAM BANHING COMPANY. The prisoners Benda/net Taylor and Beery Kelly, the fanner &eerier as a borupper soaker, 67 Osethme. seer, Birmingham, sad the letter as • builder at 18, Groyerrer, Oundes.town whose charged w ith harm, by mesas of forged reepteaces, defrauder the Birmingham Banking Company of Birmingham of larp sums of money, amorreg to about 2,0001., were yesterday brought up before the Lord Mayor at the Mario. Hems to oedema • final transination upset that rus. Mr. Lewis, lan., appeared to promoter ; and Mr. M. Wil liams, garnered by _Yr. Proudloot, was counsel for the Taylor; Kelly had no preformed assistance ; L r r. " 11.7 IL Loader, of the Nether' Tr& Protection 011ioe, 07, Newsaleetrest, who was interested in the ore, was present to watch on behalf of that smaceistioa. Yesterday Me. Lewis adduced evidence to show the con. =ay Wares the parties. Two of the witnesses proved the proem took allow in their horse, Is the names el Satchel and Poster and Alfred Davies sad Oa, and it appeared that soon of the bills gives by Tayior to the mingham Basking Company hors accoptanese la these two amass. Mr. Smith, 33, Aldennenbary, eugerer sad printer, rid in Georg last two perms took as oak* as his third floor at • rental of 235. a mouth. They ramined until Jur. They paid him not up to March, aged called them selves Barbel, Foster. and On. That name was put on the doorpost. He never saw say besieges, but they our very ohne for their letter, whkk was the principal part of their busier& The atone was en the door et the ti um he was speaking. lie dld not movie' the prisoners at the bar as other ofthose persona Mary Bogen said she nodded at 2, Menehesterhadings, and was a widow. In September, 1884, pence named Davies took one of her officio cm the third &or at a rental of 141. a-year and 51. for oleasiog. Thename of Alfred Davie was painted oa the board, suns name was on the door of the oar. He left before June last He paid the &et quarto's rent partly in mosey sad portly is soap. He called himself an agent fee hay goods. He bad weer paid her aaythieg more. She gave him soros is March to leave ia June. A great miry puler used to call at the office, rearm* to tie briar. Edrio Champion, of No. 2, Paserea-ler, who bad been examined before, and who thus said the person named Bower took se °aloe at hie house, was yesterday ear, and mid at the time BINII/10f took that rase Kelly was with him. Browse never matured after he took the se. Charles Burg* who was sloe ermined on the last oar roe, said be kiss a pence named Farnham. Mr. Montague Williams wanted to know what Farnham bed to do with it. Mr. Lewis said he wished to show that Frahm, who had been twice ornated, wee the person who hod takes the adios is the same of Brewer, and accepted bills in that Witmer said be bad sees Farnham frequently in the compsay of she premiers. The two bells rented in the news of W. F. Brewer he behevedorers is the handwriting of Farram. The body of one of the bills was in the har mers( of Taylor. He remembered Mr. Kelly, and Nichols hie brother, spoke to him about a party rated Brewer having tree an aloe, he believed in Prewar& He did oot kaow Brewer then. That was in the presser of Kelly, sad Mr. Nichol irked bim to say that Barr was • most respeceable sal good young man. and quite eget worthy. Both the priaren told bun Brewer had given a reference to their firm, B. Nichol sad 00. They told him be was a respectable m an in their employ at another ahoy in Deanehert. He believed the ref moos was given, bet not by him. He bad since herd that Brewer was Farnham. George William Werra said be was a traveller in the boot aced shoe Dinh He knew Kelly. He was =peed about the 23rd December last by Kelly to enrage a shop for him is the boot sad shoe briars is Camden-town. For the Ant two moot& sad s half he was with him there wee no asme put up. It had been occupied by • potato edam" and "potato salesmen " was left over the shop until about a week before witness left, when the ounce of Rues end Co. was put up. Before that letters arrived Mirror to Ross sod Co., and tree letters were given to Mr. Kelly or his wile. He aerie saw any Mr. Ross. Mr. Kelly car ried on badness there. Cron-examined by Mr. Williams—The wgegemest with Kelly lasted until the latter and of Mere& Hs had never seen Taylor until he saw him is custody. F. G. Cope, of Lady Wood-grove, Lady Wood-lane, Bir measlier, said on the 26th of 7uae, 1865, be was out of a @Relation. end saw an advertise/wet is the Biemenqhme Daily Pool for • traveller or agent, and communicated with the Arm whose earns umpired in the paper, and in omesquence of the answer be went to 36 sad 37. Lang- Doerr Chambers, Feeseiturcharreet. The as painted up was F. Reeves and Co. He saw the primer Kelly there, who introduced himself as Reeves, sad saw • tall man who was milled the English clerk, who was introduced as Mr. Hamilton. (Witness described the man he her as Hamilton.) Mr. Lewis—Me name as Farnham and Brewer. Wirer continued — Kelly engaged him as traveller to parehre for the firm hardware and other goods in the vicinity of Birmingham. Wirer had • tarp oorectioa, and told him so. lie asked Kelly for referrer and he re ferred him to Benjamin Taylor and Co., of Orrearreet, with whom he said he bad had very extensive dealing*. Kelly said Taylor and Co. were in the hadiantbber trade. Witness' insertions were to purchase goods to the amount of 1501., ebb:hire to he a preliminary trasseetioa. Witness west to Birmingham and oommered with an order for 2001. worth of iron bedsteads. He communicated with Mr. Beeves es to what he bad done. He, however, had errs suspicion, and stopped the order fur the bed steads before it was executed. He called at Mr. Taylor's premises. Kelly said that Taylor was the oily Werra he could give in Birmingham, but that Mr. Taylor would give him others. Wiese be called at Taylor's warehouse, he was told that he was in Loadoo. On the 12th July witness received a letter, signed W. Hamilton, and dated from Langbournehambere, 12th July. The letter was Dot seat hen by poet, but gives him in London by Hamilton himself. He had two other letters from Hamilton; or bore his elevator, the other did not. They were on paper beaded " F. Reeves." Cross-examined—He had not seen Mr. Taylor before ; he knew the firm in Birmingham, and knew he employed a great number of workmen. Edward W. I'. Taunton said he carried on the basher of sierra-plater in Birmingham. He received en order, which he produced, dated 30th June, '65, purportieg to be from Frederick Reeves end Co., for eleetro-platod goods, to the amount of 701. to 801. (se entry of the order was in the letter book found at the cake.) Witness auctioned—Upon the ceder there was the same of B. Taylor, Conclenotret, as a reform Wirer wrote to Mr. Taylor, his clerk having called but could sot see Dim. Hs did not receive en answer to that letter, end be sent an invoice to Ranee and Co., offering to deliver the goods throngh his agents for cash. The cash did Dot arrive end he beard no more about it. Thomas Smith said he carried ea business in Worcester, in partnership with Mr. M-Nortoo, as carriage and harness maker. On the 22nd June he received a letter, signed "Frederick Reeves." The letter was dated from Dan boro-chambers. and stated that • freed had spokes highly to the writer of Mr. Smith's carriers, and said he was in want of a mail phaeton, or dog-cart, sad asked for the prime. He mot him a book oonteinior a list, sod afterwards forayed another letter from Mr. Reeves, stating that be bad seen Mr. Smith's dogcart at the Crystal Palace, and asked him to forward him • similar or with • set of silver-plated hareem suit able for it, if his terms (four months' bill) suited. The letter mentioned Mr. B. Taylor, of Birmingham, and Mr. G. Winkwortb, of Northampton, as referrals. Upon that be wrote to Mr. Taylor. He did cot writ*, however, for two or three days, having in the meanwhile made inquire' as to the references. He did cot receive any answer from Tay lor. H. did not, however, seed the cart and set of hover He was I. London, and took the trouble to call several times to MO what Reeves and Co. were, but could never find any one there. Frederick Hughes said be was in the employment of his father, who carried on barrio at Kiddermiester as a carpet manufacturer. Oa the 29th June he received a letter wiped "F. R. Reeves," asking them to allow their agent to give them a call, as they were in want of some goods to ship to Canada. The letter was dated from Daemon chsrobesa. Witness called at Longhorn-chambers sad raw Kelly, who acted as principal. He showed him some samples, sod Kelly showed them to some or who was is the office, and apparently ceosulMd with kine. Witness called again, and took an order for 601. or 704 He told Kelly that before sending the goods he must have& reference, and he ere him B. Taylor, of Camden-street, Birmingham. He wrote to Mr. Taylor, asking as to the respectability of Reeves and Co.. bus refereed no answer. The witness Bargees was again recalled, and said the letter alluded to by the wither Cops, rimed Hamilton, was in Fershare's writing. (Witness deecribed Farnham's appearres, and it aorropoodad with the description given by Mr. Cops.) Witness continued, sad said the letters alluded to by the witnesses Taunton and Smith, signed Reaves sad Co., were ia Fanshun's handwriting. Mr. Lewis produced a letter aopy.book which was found in the office at ',reborn-chamber, which he said was the only book kept at the offloasod contained 'athlete but orders and referrer This book oontsioed the froindles of the letters which had been produced, and the witness Burgess sa id, as far as he could see, the letters wire all in the hand writing of Farnbsm. Sergeant Webb was them repelled, sad he proved having found the letter book at the Aloe of Beeves sad Co. in langbourse chambers. He also said be found some other h o rs, cresting of ledgers, a oesh-book, Be.. all of which were blank. Hs also found a " Directory" and several rusty directories. Sergeant Webb also said that while in was searching for the primers be sew Parham, whom be knew, go backwards and forwards to Eteeves's ogee, sad bad seen him go to the bore of Kelly. He found at the office • quantity of circular beading. with " F.lteeves sad Co., Leagboarneltushors," sad he farad on Taylor the letters written by two of the witnesses, Grit for references for Reeves end Co. He fogad several otbet letters asking for references for the same firm, sad aloe erteral rear= of a company, for the parolee of purchas ing B. Taylor's Durres, at Birmiegbant. (The aircrew was alladr to on the first examination.) Mr. Lewis rid that was all the orders he wished to adduce ; bat the prisoners were fat-molly remelted • week for the purpose of completieg the &vertices, who they will be committed for trial. The Ler Mayas refused bail THE POLICE 00IIRTIL MANSION-HOUSE. Thomas Shea, a clerk, wee placed at the bar before the Lord Mayor to undergo a preliminary examination apes a charge of having appropriated to his own nee about 1,9001. the moneys of his employers, **directors of the Bank of Loudon. The prieoner was remanded fee a week. WESTMINSTER. Mr. Self' was occupied until long after the nasal hoer of closing the court in the levestigation of a charge against Mr. Thomas Johnsoe, hom,a@pathio chemist, 134, Sloane rtrest, Chelsea, for violating the personof Ellen Butt. TM defendant is as 60 years of ego, the complainant a pretty looking girl of 15. Mr. Self*, emaciating upon the ease at peat length, said that it wee melees to adjourn it, an no froth evident* could be procured. He would not said this am before a jury, beam* It was impossible, after the contradiction of the complainant by the cook upon collateral mitten. that a conviction could be obtainei. But for the cook's evidence he felt be should have had no alternative but to seed the case toe trial He could not determine what the real troth was • be could not go so far se to my that the charge wee poildlem, but he &aniseed the charge. TES MURDER AT BERMONDSEY. Yesterday afternoon, Henry Rickman 31, a labourer employed at Harve y' s Wharf, was chivied beim Hr. Woolrych, at the Southwark police-court, with the wilful murder of Sarah Scott, a widow with whom be re sided at No. 3, Whites-grounds, Bermondsey. The pii soar. who seemed to feel his ()allow position very, acutely, was allowed to be seated during the 1111/1111illiliiO4. Y. Philip Raymond, an inepeotorof theNdivisionot podia. said —oe Saturday night, about six o'clock, I was on duty lin the Bermondsey station-heave, when the primmer was brought in by 306 X, charged with ramie( the death ad I Sarah Scott. After I bad entered the charge on the charge' sheet, the prisoner commenced making a statement. I cautioned him sot to my anything miler he liked, sad told him that whatever he said I should take down in writing, and it might be used against him at smother plait. The prisoner said he wished to make a statement, and I wrote down as follows : " The &erased, Sarah Seat, as lived with me at 3, White's-grounds, four years. Her husband died four van ego. On Saturday evening we had no dispute. When I came in I saw she was the worse for liquor, and that there wen no fire. I said, ' Why don't you get my tea? She muttered something which I could not hear, and I could not tall what she said. I said to her, • Any way, you will suffer for this ; 'tie sot the first or mooed time you served me so.' While she was trying to light the ere. I got out of temper and struck her, when she fell, and I kicked her with my foot, and I think the heel of my boot must have made a gash on her bead and caused her death. I then went into the yard, sad when I mom spin into the house I foiled the had not ' moved. I lifted her up and found she was immoveable, sad that life was goo*. I laid her head an a small block of ' wood, and sat for a doctor by my next door reighbour." The deceased bad two children by her husband.' Mr. Woolrych (to the prisoner)—Do you wish to ask the impactor any quotas@ ? Primmer—No, sir. It is Just what I told biro. After some evidence confirmatory of the prisoner's state ment, and medial testimony as to the mss e a death bad ban received. the prisoner was remanded to await the ninth of the inquest. SHOCKING DEATH 01 A CHILD. Last evening Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex coroner, resumed and ooscleda at she Commercial Tavern, Commerciel.street, Spitalfields, es ingstigation into the circumstance , of the alleged murder of a child named Joseph Stack, eged 19 days. The parasite of the damaged were Edward Stack, • shoemaker ' and his wife, Ann Stack, who resided in • room in a wr etched and filthy tenement, at No. 6, Little Pearl-street, Christ Church, Spitalfielde. The child was neglected from its birth ; one witness said that he used to Duties its cry becoming weaker and mere pitiful day by day ; but no one dared interfere with the pares* who were drunken and abusive chanicters. On the previous Monday morning early they west out, telling the other lodgers that the child was dead. They went about the neighbourhood drinking. Ia • few hours the father returned to the room. His eldest son, a miserable looking boy, deposed that the child cried while his father was present, but that before he gain left he covered up the child completely with the bed clothes, and told the boy that if be took them off, or let any one else do so, be would mode, him. Towards evening the poor boy ventured to call • little girl oat of the street, and she let down the bed clothes end foiled the child still alive beneath them. She told her father, Patrick Raleigh, who, with great prompti• tude, called in the police and a surgeon. The door had in the meantime been locked by the boy, is obedience to his mother, and the polio§ had to fore* it open. nuttyd wea (media articulo mortis, and it died in • few m. Wbeo men by the jury it was literally lathing but skin and boos Sergeant Gee, H 14, said that he apprehended both permits oThursday sight. Sleek said; •' It is all through my wife that lam is this position." He bad a child three years old in his arms at the time. It was sadly emaciated. Whoa the pollee were taking it to send it to the workhouse, the father said, " Let It die if it likes. What is it to as? What do we care?" They weighed that child, and toned that Its weight was only 161 b. It can hardly live. Mr. Allauson, surgeon, said that since the adjournment be had examined the breasts of the mother. She bad milk, sod there was nothing to have prevented her suckling the child. The child may weighed Site.—leser then half the weight of • new-born child There was no trice of milk or food in the child ' s system. Death resulted from want of food. but was sooderated by the manner in which It bad been covered up and deprived of air on the Mooday. It should be stated that the food given to the deceased by his mother was cake steeped in water, sad • very little milk, left after the family tea and breakfast The jar', after long deliberation ' returned a verdict of " Wilful murder ns agait Edward Steak and his wife, Ann Steck, for filo measly, wilfully, and of maliee alorethooght, killing awl mnrderiog Joseph Stack, their haul son, the woman, Aws Steck, by wilful neglect end by depriving the said idast child of n food ; and the man, Edward Stack, by depriving the child of neesmary air." The jury added that they had viewed the state of the premises at No. 6, Little Pearl.etreet, with disgust. sad they requested that the °ironer should aammonatate with the perish authorities, and urge that they should put the house end neighbouring honer in a state 6t for hawse habitation. Sergeant Gee said that the inspector of Delmore bed takes steps in the mat ter. The premises belonged to Mr. Henry 'Waring. BarOTHis VACANCY IN CILANCERY.—In addition to tbo vaeseey mom lb* chief dens to the Benet of tie Bells, es the appolateoset of Mr. Home as thes e roaster, {b is esiselertiebip Is tba same diyiefan by thy dean of Mr. Fox. the howl alert. The work is lb* I &mimes of the Master of the Bolls has foe soar tine bon easy heavy. AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS. The week opened with • bright day, sunny and sake, very warm. Monday merlin was thick and foggy; at men • m. skirling rain set is, sad it was • close muggy day. No harvest work could be proceeded wish. Tuesday proved • fine dry day, and much work was secompltsbe& Our advice, received with that day's data weer-from the West Riding of Yorkshire : "Oa Saturday we bad a very fine harvest day, and • good deal of men was got together in fine order. Sunday wit a very brilliant day, but there came on some heavy rain ea Monday morning, which Mopped all sorts of harvest work. Today is •re day ; and if It continue Soo to-sight and tomorrow, • great dial of corn will be got together in fine order." Another account from the same district, speaking of the root crops, rye :—" Not. withstanding the heavy raise, the fly is still ankle( sad work among the ruder; turnips and mangobia are likely to suffer from it. The same day, from the East Ridiog, it was remarked :—" The bulk of the corn in this district still rsm let aohourd. Yesterday heavy rain fell most of to day, and the weather hasstill en uosettled appearance. A deal of damage has already been does, and besides the est being procrastinated, the wheat crop is likely to turn out deficient, both as reprds quantity and quality." Wednesday proved • See breezy day. and everywhere the farmers were on the alert to cart and secure every drscriptiou el oorn still remainleg in the fields through the as:kw* coun ties. FrOCllLiooolosbire, it was stated, "The weatherises this day einnieht has been of • variable character, and a good deal of wheat is this district has bees hoard in very poor condition." On the west onset of Scotland the saviors state : —" We have had mush rain from Sunday to yesterday, are when it bit been dry." On the east cwt it wee remarked —"Although we have cansiceally had heavy rains during she par week. os the whole there has been improvement Is the Lothiens • large octopi is cut, but only a small portion as yet is secured. Thursday was a flee d 0, ,, thresteateg, how. ever, towards night, but no Me fell. Our advisee from Warwickshire oe that day stated :—" Weather hem has been fine aioceThursday last, with the exception al Sunday sight sod Monday,trbse we bad heavy ear fora few hours. The it ' methods; of the harvest has made very oonsbierable proper but (rioter differ widely as to the damage eastained by the mops. Our own is, that the wheat haver is fully au avenge in quantity. The quality we believe to be very inferior, to the extent of about medial( ; Drearier the bulk is them, sad will only require • liberal admixture of foreign or old English to make it usable by miller" From Hertfordshire on that day it was stated :—" Most I of the corn in this district is now ingathered, but mach, we fear, in • terries unfit foe market." From the beerier of Suffolk, it was st•ted :—" Bros last week we have bad more favourable weather, sod good progress lies been made towards completion of her. vest, although some quantity of barley has been hastily carted, sod has gone to stack is poor coadition." From the same county, sear the coast, it was remarked : " Sire my last wehave had no rein, save alight misty shower on Monday, which hung about the con like glue. The wheat crop undoubtedly is in ' Queer-Greet' Our urbane mil lers ernes at preset natio the general orditioe Bed quality of our sew wheat ; but the total ossestion of ship meet for some few weeks wi Ilpractically revises them." From Berkshire our advises state :—" The wheat is nearly all anted is our neighbourhood ; but more barley aid oats bare yet to be got together, and we expect to see • great deal of core of all dencripsioes come to market In bad err ditioa." Friday was • fir sad favoarable de , sad harvest work programed favourably be the northern • • From the West Riding of Yorkshire it wee said :—" Sines I wrote you os Tarry the weather has been everything that could be desired for the Mothering of the oorn, and great pewees has been made, and some very good dry maniples of both Yorkshire wheat and barley have been shows to-cley. A few days moss ci fine weather. sod nearly all will be cleaned is very good order, and, from what I can leant, is much better essiditioa thee in the south." Another account from the same quarter states :—" Bros Tuesday we have bad flee working weather, and the car. vying of grain has proceeded rapidly, and we have today had several lute of new wheat offering from this locality, the quality and condition fair." From Surrey, neighbour hood of Godalmitig, our correspondent says :—" Oar har vest is all bat completed I. this locality, and sire Monday it has bees well does • bat last week very badly." From Devoushire :—" Hanes; is well nigh over; although we have not gone fax into the new crop, yet we fear it is very inferior to last year in quantity and quality." Wan day was a very hot day—thermometer up to 74 alla the shade at midday, rad N.W., b a rometer 30.15 sad much work would be oresplemei, sod as the farmers have had five good working days they bre pushed ea fast, perhaps too much eo iv the early part of the weak torero condition, but from the middle to the esd the work bas bra well does, and the errs required to he polled is plans to prevent beating have bees arrant, and this proems will probably have the desired effect, whilst nosy most Imelda astonished till sect sad the feu is that rhea musk __ sow burst wheat be tto searkeL—lteriArs asking I lespress. Foathogi Peraromi.—There has been a imp inereaeo this you is the tharearptios at foreign potatoes. I. the Ent ewes months the imp:dodos asionst44 6o 64062 mots. winos 363,617 in the posos4is year. Crrr or Los Pon HorerraL role DIMAS= or TN. Clan, VIC:TOW Para.—Tho smith al thalweg relieved et this theitaitha du* lath weak woe 9911 r if whisk 943 weer raw rare. MARKETh. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK paporia., ..,Pl7 kf49 4= I. l s l id Ilt6 1,7711 3,813 3 83 I.SOI Lilt 411, saus—w. L blido* Do bob &I ltaltritt, r f - st I mamma Ramos Cuba =a11‘.."164" (tIMID-W.L ids.* Ueda Other I. Imps Do. do. . Brasil Coda Bios I tanks 1 Sax a 1,614, 1,770 sios. ILI k swarms izesill 11.514 Tritium I TALLOW.—NouIta3 EVIIIOI4.—Tbe Mow Wes Mowed ease Arm cd mamma ea Saturday, and Wes ma ; made at a moottos of 3d. par cwt. from Friday's quotations, To-day Moro We bass • better tom la t h e work* mg mires wore amia smote& rather Meter, aloanq : Soot, Dew, 464. ; old. 45a. 3d. ; °Maw to Deemaber, 46 4 to 341.; Deomaboa, 47e. 3d. to 6d. ; Jaaaary to Mi n k 475. 6d. ; Nan*. 48e. Tows tallow, 46e. 3d., mt. of " sorb' oar oats small. and Mist is ea oiler mine a oomparstimay • grim Toasts( Wimp. 46a. to 46e. 6g, ; Australia boa, to 454. 6d. ; South Americas, 45e, fg, to 46a. Cocoa not sit is ',about Maar. Coat* 445, It to 454. ; Goyim, ea dd. to 435. ; Sydney, good pa* 414 to 6d. ; middies, 40a. 6d. ; low and draggy, 334. l'ago oil Ina ; Sae Lagoa, 36a to 36a 6d. ; Acura, 36a. to Pals oat oil. 33e.—(From the Camila of Malaa filaik md Media.) oarroN.—LEvawooL, 88e2. 4.—Tbere his bees e below et the extreme One d 156,6248 , forigolo;* mod id. to id. advises tee Berets. Wee bake, beeledieg 8,000 spooedie• sod arpori:l, Ans. rkoa, 15d. to 206. ; 600 reeseat, Am, Md. to ; 150 Marookane. 18ed. ; I,ooolleesio sod %Ms, 16y. i s 1841. ; 1,600 Navaho, 9d. to 20 id. ; 150 &Byres , 14& to 14141. ; 15,200 florae, net to 15d. _• !laden, 1.0 le 12Id. ; ikaaget. 0d0, 6. ka., to fit ; Mee, A L to 13d. ; 200 rees„ 171 to 196. WOOL AND WOBATlCD.—Bsuososrt, S. 4.—Tbs quantity of wool danagbi heals today is only mail, soh. sere *via( within dm past Ms days or t fort** loos freely cover orders ream* resolved. Still, .mill lob us isonht is moat demo et week sad the prkes of Thins* are ve r p firmly sasketained. Th ere is hat a ramps kiss doing is wonted yugs. The export mos:haste lure * stocks is brad, sad are esabled to supply main mind from Amid at rake lower rake, so that at promet tle opium deco not receive say advmatags Iran the maim I* mired. The home bosses are dolscibe chief new Imam The pima trade roatisses .Alm The Armories' mi.bslb still operate yis both plais sad *my goods. Thai cosoiderable .shoso dcbsg also is fancy fabrics at Ye part of the home aserchosim Os the whole there Is pod end Maltby trade doles at very firm prioes. ficrr. 4—The supply of able wu las than on legit Moods, ; Atop aod Labs lug % The demand •very good for eaoh at higher prior. Bed, 61 to Sid. per lb. ; =Um, Md. to 9d. lamb. 7ed. to IA At gaarkot—Cattio, 2,525 ; am* Ltd lamb; 9,770. 006.111.—LONDOI. Bar. 4.—Cowees BMW , Mottos" Hartley. 17s. 9d. ; Halywo ll 116; Wail Red hews. 18a Bd. ; Mow Maas. ide 6d. ; Writ Rod Irmo/4119M0. 18s. 98. Wino Rod Hamra. We; Wells Zed lisegboll fisttoe: 19s . 6d. ; Walls Sod New Belmont, 19s. ; Wolk lad iterers Hakim. No. 98. ; Web Zed South Rotten, 28s. ; Walla End Stewart* 20a ; WJY Red Toasts% 18a. 6d. ; Walla End East Hartlepool, VW. IL; Walla Rod South Hartlepool. ; Wells Hod Two, 191. W.• Walla Rod Whitworth. 16e. dd. Dams sod 1341 1; I Natio& 94.--Skips al nerd/ SI; sold. co. TRAFFIC B.ZTI7RNS. _ Miss Pr. Me& Tad. WA RAILWAYS. opus. maws. doodle. 1866. UK Week ending Jaly 16. a a a a 11646 iMILVID 11 N MOS UAL. WM VA Wesi owling 660.1 Loudon, Befeht6o, sad B Omit l7l SLIM 4.016 26. 1 6 4 14,16 toga 1641 rs — 16.761 6,676 63,667 131 N Tan OUTWARD INDIA AID CIWA MAns. Soternanwroe, Sari. 4.—The Peninsular mod Carl Company's otatraship Ripon, Captain Regan, add dig aflame= with the moils for Gibraltar, Bo Reddening's. Egypt, Aden, Orlin, Iris (resit Beettay). and Ctiss. Elbe took out 85 hest and 30 mood elm premeogen. sad a freight specie valve 48,4051. 165., for the feliewiag ple% viz.: Galls, watches, ha, 1431. Madros, gold coin, 1.71*.; Never coin, 6s. ; watches and jeweller, gold thread, ft 5421. Culotta, precious rows, ha., 1,3301. lase dollars, 11,5001. Singapore, dollen. 25,0001. Bong K wirrea, jewellery, ho., 2631. Yokohama, dodoes, SR Shaaghaa, dollars, 1,5261.: bar silver, 1,4001.: and it Alramelds, meraiges, 15001. hibmatincm, Snimittro, AND Lurcoutenute R•tew•v.—The total express di this compare 's railway , and earls, including rests, tolls, duty, ace. from Julyl to August 27, 1865, amounted to 71,8691., as spinet 66,702/. for the oorrespoodion period of 1864. Thom portion of the South Junction receipts morning to di emery from July 1 to Augur 27 snorted to 6,703 k, w 6,5421. for this coneroodir period of 1864, and Zi : e xp mos to 2,7364, ma 'pleat 2,7351. QUIRDSLAND ENIGRATION.—The ship Queen Of the South. 3,00 0 toss burden, belensir to Mmes. T. IL Mackay mad Co., sailed on Augnst 31 from Gramesed fic Qamioslasi, Captain John Parser, commander, smariateeclest, Dr. G. J. Wood. The Queen of tl= is the sixte-feartb vessel that has sailed no the Lai Order System of Emigration, wader the immediate dm We of the Queeadend govenimmit. She contains 618 ✓ule, divided into paying, mired, sad free pergers, sod consisting of 304 merabere el families, and 224 'see men. ILLEGAL DRILLING EN IRCLAND.—We learn EKG • keel paper that the Fenian acespirmey is astoodiag Limerick, and that drilling is being diligentle carried is. A few nights ego more than 300 your Ira ware gems' pmetisisi military evolutions in • retired corm of the city. It is estimated that there are 2,000 enrolled Friss is the city. Amt. from the bead-quarters of the one "piracy of the Milted States are reported to be Miami is &Resat towns is Ireland, and their is little attempt at con cealment r regards their object. The milkier/at d retrain is accempried by the administration of • secret WI. The five men, named Joseph QuiCkYy_ Jabs r 01. 1% Thomas Michael Toile, and Patrick Ocartmb, who were arrested oa Moseley last is Dundalk, on • she" of taking part in ss alleged Fenian demonstretwo Pier• reek, county Louth, es the preceding seeming, were Wore the Dundalk Petty Savior Court on Evidence was given by several enostables to the Shot tbs . . co the mission in question the prisonersbad used inlitslf 'energies' to, and were obeyed by, diffsnat pastime! mere, varying is number from 40 to 70. The mimeos wore committed for trial at nest raise, the ergineski refining to swept bail for the appearange.—Dsblie ga TITILIGIS use IZZLAND. —A 001111SrDdeot porta a series of outlive ia the empty of math. l the adatemoe of a lawless sad mafiosi spirit, traw= that flas comity was until reamtly earmayik What ream this wore remarkable is, that they bare beim fierpshaa pewees who had dose within to erase perils odium. Lout, ao the costram, mesh to deserve watitmils‘ fat they sweet be tamed to political excitement. Mashies el isaiddratife howl bete bald, aid rewards awed er rs apprebeasma of the guilty parties, bat am yet witheet WM C.M. The outages consist of acts of iaomadiatiew, swats destruction of farm wales mid impleweets of Pada fad the lauttaion of mettle. The lose ce the it to be hoped that the miaow whleb the =skies to detest the ameba will prove ispossibi— ubiss Zones. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BTRTIOL ALISON --September 1, at Cistrooe-Wrirse, Balthus, Ur 1 111 of Liaideasat-Coloost Allem C of a elsashtsr. ty OBILI/I.sptimaher 1, as basswood Rows . Sarbtl" wife of If. N. Demon, Nob, el sob. eisuurrows.—Septesibar 1, at tbs Ladn i tt stow Park, Shropshire, the wife of the Rev. 1. P. G std wpm. GTUlo.—Septeseber 1, st Trevor Nom, Norwood. *i v* C. T. Seithet. Esq., of sou. 1111.111111.- 0 . - “eaber 1 se Deet.---.. o of J. Ono-- Ike , ol • deollbtor ember 2, at Antwsrp Boom pernroseno , o.— , lb , Rev. J. C. Rose. of a dasetiter. KARIUMIIt& DIIBOIOI6-8/16.11.—Awast EL at St. Wary's, Lewisham hf floc W. J. &Mil. X SUMO. of vidworth. so muT N=ll Bl a-4211I11018"8'.—AvgtLatbr WepOsil • '11C 1014 6% tie Dors. J. Dick S. L Torbay, to Kens, dawrilsim of lbs J. If snima j loss. of Ha. 1"111".-44egabet 1, at Claremont Chapel, ?atom wills, by Dm Rev. 011101111). J. D. Lewis, of C londes_ " Islington, to Annie, daughter of 12. Owen. lob, of bow l Lomb. • DEATHS. DIINC.AIL—Asemst it, at ArandeLgardons. NottloOdll.C. 24 Duman. losp., sled ft IDW I.llll.—Anut SI, at LcepightlianMesim.Jello rrlace4 Ms wits*/ W. ldw arda. WEIL-id :est n. at Medea, s L Led& ,Je+, Mod W. WAT.— ID, at iismaireek o mt ow ,. at IF.. J. n Wftr i litto. - Issidxlo lo ' Si.. r BOBIL-11 wife of so otter 1.11 id M. 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