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

tall 0/Trial& PLAGE% This following following order of amused is published in bat aight's Gazer g—" Whereas by as ad passed la As arra el the 11th sad 12th yeareof bar rears Majaatfe • %their Aa met to revert until the bt day of ttw4er, 1830, sad to Ur thee east sessfea ef mass, Isa sprdiger of rostegbas or bleeder dleemisee rpm reap stile, s.dotber seimaia; aed i whishctielaes bees from rto time time rationed by divers rat are, it is (aresept ether things) seared that be lard for the Leeds sad cure el bee Mirjery's ?trey Coroll, s say two or oars Has, bus Meal to lbw, to maim nob orders aad verdader is to SIM may mesa aeosseary for the parrot et eel or empdsting the restart to or from such paew Sere wi they say designate is sad order or orders, of shoe% eattle, bares, seise, or other =lash ; or of meal, Mee. Mari bless, hors, ow other parts of any arm& ; all be sire any other orders or regulatioes for the pope. ef Orbs eller I. lb. provieleas el the said set, and rein to Trot rater, sr vary aay rob orders at rerialres ; mead that provhicos for say of the parpoaea afeessalA Is amy nub order or orders cos shall have tbe faros sad .feat as if re sere bed hiss beered re said set ; sad that all perm alkeiles spier thrall set shall Solt ear sad every arse frteM sad pay any ssas sat es assiiag tureety pomade. eerie ember sena as ilieseid Lads or others of her Majesty's Palvy Orrenell may is rosy awe trr wads order direr g - aegl whereas a ocrelegione ar latactioaa • disorder bee lately appeared, sad aow prevells ram sahib within Nat past of Mat United Liegidem called Orr • Meta* whir is prosally designated r the *settle rape: sad where's it was azgodiast to tabs swa ts proverbs ark diserdst has to W i to that pert of the Veiled !bear said Tried ; and whereas for sash parrs% is order was defy made ia prose et the ram* of the esid acts, by the Leeds of her Majesty's Melt tlemeenbio 7IAT2 Murk Ailed the 25th nagarst. 1886: sod whereas, by molt order, the removal to say part en plasm, la that part of the United Mirth= called basal, bon say pat - sr piste is that part of the Uoited Moron called Greek bats* of aay row, haler, bell. biller, se nil wee = fed g and whereas it is tadliwaid termed ' cattle plains,' Noy be eons missed ear was Mgr by the removal of the aboveoemed armals saw, theref*, the Lards of her Majesty's Privy els hereby, in or the exereise ad the powers gives by ass saw wiled act, sad by the several seta seatiareg the ears so aforraid, order is follows flak after the date the hinatioa of this order in the Grata it et be sr lawful for say person to remove say skies, hides, bona, boots, or other parts of toy el the above rased weird% item any part or pier within that pert of the UMW linear celled Brest Britain to say prt or *se withia that part of the United Einem called Behr& Ad the Lards of her Majesty's Trey are to give seek dberises borer as easy be aseerary to isms due retiree to We elder. "Sarum Ilan" sees uffraortam. Yesterday afternoon the Metropolitan Cattle Plague Committee bolds meeting is the Donnell Chamber. at Dail& bell, Mr. llibbias, Choi:tau of the Markets' Committee of W eJorporation of Losdoe, presiding. The net of the members of the Markets Ocemaittee were reseal. as were also the reedkel officers of health for 12 of the districts a the metropolis, Pretreat Guava, aad perms' representing the settle trade. A letter addressed to the Lund Mayor by Ma. Nilo& of Layeocit's Day Farm, Limepesixeed. was need. fihe stated that towards the bates sad of Jam the mita plague first appeared is her sheds. The little 11100 Oat the vi cleat nature of the disease allowed for medi ae' Mamma wee emessingly employed, and Preemies. =ls rendered valuable amstaus and adrift. Never. such bad lima the fad results that the greeter peat of her Meek bad either died or bees slaughtered os r es erasems. Is lam thee • fortnight 86 sows were Mai- Her stack eassistieg of 116 sharthuwa mars, bad sad 2,53 W., at M. a bead, and else bad expeedied 481. 17a la medical advise, eartage. sad .these mete. making 1.578/. 17.. Of her cows, 105, wide& she bad hem obliged te sell at a greet lora, had realised 5361. 6e., 16 had hem garbed away sad buried, sad the total lam she bad ma. tailed emareated to 2,0424 During the mho( if the °enmities saey deplorable batmen were twisted by members within their owe ex wham at the reuses of the diesels in the metropolis, mostly. it Dot maly, among ease • by some members i m . mediate slaughter of the anima ;hen WM affected was urged, and by others their removal to other please. as with the view of being eared, if isolable, as to prevent their fofectimi the rest of tie herd. deeds, it wee urged by Dr. Mier that the establabmant of sanitariums. ma seggested, mould bat carry the disease into neighbourhoods now free from it and form fresh makes for its propsgationa Sara opinions ohm contrary were veduatemed as to the origin if the plague, but they bad little or as novelty. Emetnally, an the motion of Mr. Itedkia. a seselneu was adopted to the effect that one or mare sheds or elaitagess be pre, witted in rush plum as might he approved by the medical - Weser of health for the district for the reception of animals . affected with the plague, and that no animals be received late such eheds except under a certificate from the Inspector • for the dietriet. A eoentnittes of tea was formed for the seralatioa sad manna:sad of the aseitoriame, as was also • a escupecestiou commit , es for ieveetigatag the agora of Mee impostors, and esetfieg the amounts to be paid to the soma of male beaded over to the committee. Inspectors are to be appointed by the compensatioe atennsittee to visit the premises of such persons as may give Bathe of the out. iteah of the disease, each immature to to required to report Is the committee forthwith the cimumetaiiess of sash ease. TM campinseaties committee were also empowered I. eh. 'Man the exclusive lee of se may awes or cattle veal se might be Cued messaary for the eenveyanoe of dimmed mauls to each places as may alder the eireanadanme be considered advisable. Mr. Oranws, the chairman, intimated that the Lord - Mayor, who had take. a prompt and coneplemas part is the emergency, had been pleased to set apart a sellable loom in the Mansion-house for the cosamities to meet in ban time to lime. sad flat oo.operatioa was soda from all qaartres of the metropolis to see Mat weld be dame to arrest the Mims& The siestir g then separated. At Wandsworth yealerday Mr. flammers, hitmestor of Balsam« for the parish of Lambeth, brought a van coatabs ing 'eight quarters of beef into the police-station yard. ia ardor to obtain the authority of a magisasta to hays the runt desttopad, as it was unlit for human food, The aiSoar had seised the meat at a Mehl' at the Sty lan, Waadswartleros4, sea he stated that the eight via/tors ma • evideutly tholes of cows which bad died of some distal& It appeared that they had been sonelgeed to a man named Hackett, who received a letter at the same time. in &bleb discrotiomoy power • woe glean to him to diesels of them or cot He, however, refused to dispose of the meat, and haritog consulted Mr. Eaton, a butcher at Vanthall, who agreed with him that it was unfit for food, planed it in his stable, when it was mind by the it weskit. It further appeared that the cows Lad cot died from the wow cattle plague but from long dimes. Mr. Daymau did Dot consider It neeassery that be should Inspect the queries of beef, as the lest sat of par liament with reference to the destruction of bad meat gave Aim power to make an order on "it appearisg to hint that IS was unfit for buena fond.' He thought the cam roved, sad made an order for the meet to be destroyed. The moat was subsequently buried fa the neighbourhood of the mart. This disease, we greatly regret to state, has brakes out at Little Park Perm. la the Parish of Hurstper. point, and Mr. Buggers, the cneurier, who has for some years past bees) • breeder and fatter of some of the 5040 i mid purest Swarm stock, has had to shoot six valuable the At th e time we write (Wediseeday evening) the disease bad not shows itself in any other pert of the parish, Der • amongst thy other part of Mr. Baggers' cattle ; hat we regret to add that some of the living yearling exhibit sires of the dimes.. How came those salmis to be affected? Yr. &awe' yearlunra, eleven is number, hays for some Man past been kept by Humanises fa the centre of • farm et nearly 500 aerie, a good dictates from the public reads ; ao new stook bee bees brought epee the farm, and so animal takes to market by Wm wreaked to Mars. — Barmy 3tandard. Each succeeding account of progress of the cattle plague at the Hartlepools fuel/hes mom came of death and illness, and s gradual extension of the disease ' from one dam to mother, although, strictly spealrleg. con. fined within comparatively marrow limits. Irrespective of • the somber of submits that have died from the pestilesos, yet there are upwards d a dozen animals which have eon • *mesh all the stages ef the epidemic and pettedly modercel. All them came have been under the treatment of Kr. Henry Peale, veterinary eargeoe, sod impeder for the district, and why has also may missals under his treatment whisk he hopes to being item& It thus proves that the opinions which have been eddadd in newsy puts of the oonstry is regards, the them gists shooting of the animal whoa attacked, ie rather a tasty course to pumas, sod one which would he ruinous to messy persons. By the plea which be less Mooted in giving . the salami every dame of recovery, he has saved seven seimals oat of twelve belosgieg to Yr. IL Speed. ot West Hartlepool ; sad the them os Mr. Darter's farm. Mr. Ourten's loss has been the greatest in this Neigh- Imerbood, be hiving lost 9D, including two calves. Our et thirty-two beasts on thin tun), there are only three , a leetimed which have get through the effects of the plague. On the adisistig farm to Mr. Carter, which is ldr. Xowbray's, oily the has died. All the deck have been ✓emoved to the extremity of the WIN end appear to be buite healthy. The disease him within the Let day or two roke out in the byre of Mr. Wm. Ampiith, at the tap of Beltio-s• rod, Liverpool, mar to the byre of Mr. Lkldell, who has had Doe caw dead and mother dybeg. Mr. Asquith's cows are all valuable meg, and are all worth 301. and the stock hikes is rather Urge, being an ends sive dairyman. There am one or two era ' ioee asses is ether farms in the neighbenthoed.—Ter • ire Oasethe. 111111111'. Yesterday afternoon a large and influential mash his of hodowsors, agrionaltorlsts. sad ethers wee held id ire Oonety-ball, Derby $. "deed& apes the bast lassos tole adopted to present the istrodoetien el the eaten `' "SOW IWO into the oseety , and to devise the most effeatael files et earopeoesting poems who sag soflos loos = o lllele sleek trete the Moose. Hie Gesso the Dote of Devesobint. Lard-Lhotesaat of the tosaty,•youdistL 4MHos. A. Verses said ha had beat ostrosted oy the seiantittot agosiated all the sesenag M leiday le* L r r e STrTPIF 2 T(' . nr)•. -7 7'71 87 71.figT , ' 3 THE EXPRFSS, SATIVaDAY SEPIAMBEU 9, 1865. end which was prandial Die by the Mayor of Derby, to draw u p mine' resolution. to the prOnples of whin the oommittee had agreed, sad bad ostruoted bier to ley 'theta before the present mestieg. He read the proposed &wen of He orsootahos, whir\ we. to be galled 1M *Mb ire Mental QOM* Preirestlea Ationniewt_the Di ke a lir romblre bong proldeist, she Roe. A. a. Venom bed Oolong Wilmot losing W vienprationts. A sem milks el *I to he attained. also sub-cousittees end linesterolleomenene openness forthwith ; the sebecrlptiou is lamer& of desk Wog 101. far sable nor three yeses of pin the tubbiest rote to be 101., wed be 111•11011111 101. Clain' eider three yens of age, the misimato rate to be 71., and the maximum rate 141. • oink seder two pears of off% b o unden= rate Oohs U., Ud the noalaten sett 71. The bet ash ono bearers would be at the rate of Id. in the posed, Ito occopossattoe to be paid until all toffs we paid en He begged to Awn that the above cooly espreeseted the principle :moo which the proposed amount scold be condoned, but the ocenmittee had sewer to make rules se the elsonsetanse dictited. Oboe was as Impot on, as it prep i osed thee I midi t un to on for oaths of i i 11 1 2 n:ono, es ; t is ought T stances arose that the fonds were broug eode ht to • low ab, wend be better to wind up the coseare. He bad, how ever, greet confidence la the s4eme, sad se each sitielps- Mom Mosel Me doubt natty emblem' proven had OM the snow ;deposed at the aleffeedshire ineellag the other deg by Lard Lis tell, ie wblsh issuren were obliged to lame for 101. or 1151., whiles their @sheet* slowed them to Were beeween 101. mil IL Re did en Mask the the leaursees compeato 'odd nun the ashes ape them, for Um North Staffordshire Society had ash a hied of 4,0001.. with a menagemest that seat 111 pre mei. The Oloirciae. Lard Z. Reward, LP., Mr. iMeadla ling Mr. EraErase.Lon DOM'S, sad others ha the meeting, the ratatalitall oafs agreed to, with the altered= that the emegisigna, instead es boles fee the &SAN% Divans, should be for the whole of the °minty. The dreaded &geese has st length apered at. rig., at Webs logo. in dogs penWty le the tmioae, whose theibeselis for the men supply el the mea as the governmeat works at Portland are brought from Penmen* to be slab. A saw being to Mrs. Mary Ward EMI ea rum* nether wee ordered to be deetroped by Mr. Rodwood, veterinary co if t oday' and a third Red ea Tuesday last. U A rethe manifested estebtoke olds enders* clthe rattle plague. The magistrates ot the Denhensr P. 117 fiemloaal Division met co Wedoesday, ad 'her Wan ay's* as to the mintier* of the Messes, ap. pasted Mr. Redwood the inspector for that Reign of t.N county. Mr. Redwood says that if the argatals affected by the dimes be properly treated within about twelve hours of the sympecias nsanifeetheg themselves they are out dia. nil lie ewe. A few days previously • 000' belongiag to Mr. Beason, of Dorchester. that had ben suffering from the foot sad mouth disease bream soddenly ill sod died in a few hears, preemenes symptoms of the typhoid eharagier eharactoistio of the cattle plague. sad booming rapidly de composed. The Mayor (Dr. Al&idge) ordered the moose, the oklu, sod the fodder sweat no least to be immediately buried, whin was does. 1e all porta of the county sieve are beim tikes to form enema insantece societies. 11111NBURGH. We regret to ray that riodorpeet is still spread hag throughout the city. New area were reported to the impactors co Thursday I. five am byres which were not =ly affected. Than wow ass is each of these M ead me is a byre when the dimes had previously elided. Three deaths had craw red is the city, sad ono ►t Rossburs, but so other oases have been reported Irma the aosaty.--Seounaii. tuner% Our Londonderry oorreepondent writes to us that the dhows moil the cattle at Latterlieosy, coat, Damp], of which be teemed as by telegraph oo Tuesday, is sot the Itinderpeek It is quite cornet, however. that • disease bee bees brought to that neighbourhood by sheep hnsosted from goothisd, and it is a grave question. sad ow which &muds Immediate attention, whether importatiors of sheep should be permitted from say tart of the United recent Order in Oesseil was coansed to 22adorbd Th. it is a matter for oossideratioo whether sheep sot be placed nadir a similar has. —Northern Whig. 7 to 8 to It to IBORTIItG INTIdId,I9BNO% • LSIOBSTBR RAOUL —4frun••• TSB WELTX• RaNDWAL • swaspobakes of 10 sow. 'sob. 3 with 40 adde ex tra. ers extra. Oestleasea Man 41b Ouse agle and • (parted. (9 subs.) Ms. W. Morris'a Dylan, by The Bero—tady esastrase. 6 yrs, 114.(88. Dixon) 1 We W. Copeland% Queen of Trays, 6 yea ton ma (14. lAwardsy I Mt. L Dedleys Lois" • yrs, lest Mb (Las. 61b sous etr) ) (Pol BettiN Tl 4 l to 10 t Raglan. Raabe est oat the work, I followed Queen of Trumps, Bogie. iyieg about a maple of Meeks her roar to the three-ciaartore of a mile post wham Qom of Tramps rae &torpid* of Bosun. and the pair west on side by We to the bottom tam, when Braden pro way, sad Boiler', heeding Queen of Tramp, was fol lowed by her to the distance, whams the pair tee home a pod nee, whioh sided is faroor of Regis& by • head ; Balsa beaten off. TB6 CASTLE DOPIIINOTOW NUSIIMIT 11ANDWAP of 100 soya., added to • sweepstakes of 10 sore. each, 3 ft ; for 2. ittol2_l vinare extra; the 'woad to sue his Ask& waders of • mile. (20 mkt) I "in BMWs Mai of Isaacs. by Wag of Trumps—Poo. packer, let 101 b Mr. J. Leafs 8641444 mm 14 4111, (81bberd) I My. losses Illy. by Ommease—ffoptass, Sat 71b (Z. PAsece) Alberta .ad Andrew Marvel also ram. Betting 6to 4 apt Kies of rawer& 2to 1 apt Andrew ](sari, &odd to 1, bar two. Alberta was (het off, followed by Andrew Marvel. the fareerite, and tho Sophie, Illy, Slntialeldsaye lying off to the bead, where the lot but OD *striae the straighfi r. farourit• (mat the dQ rsi me lt showed slightly is frost, ee l nd:deg the load to tim din. Mese, there drew dear, and wee eerily by two k•gthe ;the Hophiso iffy finished • lasgth sad • lan le the rear al Yr. Keats soh ; Alberta was • moderate fourth, and Andrew Mwel last. Tao Lrommen Vim/airing' nem (Bandlosp) of 30 sow., added to a sweepstakes of 3 son. each ; wimars extra; the ) trimmer to be sold fee 50 Nom One ogle. (5 sate. la. Name% Msereato, by TM Omit Daloossra—Prlncesde desa, I yrs, est 71b kl (Button) w.o. Tnt Boatman airatoar of 5 sore. each, 2 ft, with 50 allfor all ages extra.Half a stile. (18 subs.) Po: days w 7114 Thyme, by lortaago—Moualata flower. yrs. 74 inb (Parry) 1 COP I6III Mr l Met Prorrels lo6 . p., Si Mb (toe nb ex) (Clemost) Mr. Gay's Gaulle, I yrs, st ud 7lb aim ran. (Keeton) 3 Cat: Bettiog : 3 to 1 on Pre s seripties, 4 to 1 apt Wild Thyme. Wee by • length; • bad third. Has if sawn's Pura of 100 vista s; weight for age. Thymiles. Joaers Dr. Syntax, by Newodaster-1114 la= irs.lo•l (Imam I Mr. Msoors Maftoodk I yrs, ast I Bettis, : 8 to 1 on Dr. Syntax, who was !pi two lengths. TIM ALL AGED 81ILLIZO MLR= did sot au. Them was ao bsitiag oe any femurs sweets. era -roost will b. epee fbi• day (Saterday) for "coo as lie Bs. Leger sad bad• nese aa usual. BETTING AT DLLNCREETER:•-Fauar. ORILAT YORKSHIRI RANDICAP. 1 apt Aeltemeth(tacß) 1100 to I apt Roulm7 (I) 1 Clareeteat (I) In to 1 Nemo off) 1 111p9olyis (t) 26 to 1 0311 DT. LRAM art o fl l9dlstear (S 1 9tol WA rho Doke (e/4 oi 10) 1 Rapti' (t) 109 to I Cfrleisme Osrel (t mad cel) MAR wine. sto 1 apt Belptectee freely) cßicrar. THE UNITED SOUTH ALL-ENGLAND MEVID v. TWENTY 07 61789 EX. The above match was resumed on the Dripping Pawgroaud yesterday, Jape and Humphrey ping to the wickets to repressed the Blend to the bawliog of Mr. Pelham sad Heath. The meted otionesaced at 11.55, the weather, se as the day previous. Wog =trees* hot. Humphrey was caught at past. Jon sod Podgy brought on Wale at Mr. Pellaam's mid, and Desk, a fast bowler, at Heath's. Pooley took • liberty with she fast, and was der espently bowled. The list wicket fell for 11 ens, sad the mooed (Pooley'e) for 49. whose figures oomprimed • three, saves twos, and regime. Japes was the third wicket, who fell at • total of 61, his figures Mine a three, two twos, sod singles. Griffith did net stop with SIM% attempting to lift owe of WelleM out of the posed. Thee Mar wickets fell for 63. Illertlook readdeed with Hearse, add both inhibited a finedisplay of the pane. which could, owing to the smallases of the poem& be for better refed by the public thus at mishit modeler pnereby. e s lham bowled it maidee acme la wanks be sear memos with ; • arils was thew obtaieed from hue, sad be thee delivered eight mere M sameseloe. Heath alas howled equally as well, coarequestlysome of the most easomplished players ie Iceland ware emeewhat pat to their Met. mole mpecial b 4l with the aseittedee of alas *alas seed la the field ; ease Maddock was caught at peat, making 18 by • three, oar twos, be. The total had aow reached 96 for the lose of five wickets. The lath wicket was Sdea A r' °a N aught at Ont. YOll 9 l Lilly, ha hie 12 rmee, made a owdrive from Mr. Pelham, oat of timers's:id—dm o;.;e71 " out hit ^ during the day ; his figure, were • fair, • this. • two, and sink.. Soma bad therefore hew disposed of for 115 runs. Heave., who had gone in the second wiskel (lowa, was thee speadidly caught by Mo ; lar ig r o zaa at mid. wicket oe ; he displayed some exalleat adrift so ass Chas thirty-two evilest ant-rats fi e sod bowling. sot then to be witnessed on the side of twenties or twenty. twos. Ilia kneed comprised wen twos and deem—show. le his wale/ play. Hi was the eighth wicket. sail the Mkgnpl anaoanowl 121 ram. Lookyer wee also biauti. fully aught by the ISMS gentleman at mid-am, and Will. ober, the last man, joined John Lilly white. and was well caught at am extra pout . The Wiley eland at five o'clock for 123, or three lOW thaa their opprr need, which anaoanainiest or the telegraph was received with immense applaud by the numerous speed tors on the ground. Altogether this Malaga was the eau. of Modudog • seised& display of the shoe as both sides. It 'wee mach regretted that the amideat which 'marred to Ellis, by the cutting his head, should have ted Mao from participtiog is the gams, where his cable aid as a wicket-keeper would have beam of gnat married The mooed innings of the twenty was began by seeding is Mews Smith sad Kies (the latter gentleman well kuown id the county of Sussex es an excelleat player in days gone). Hie *sporran was shoat by his fieely.played 20, mile by three (a See ran out leg hit). five twee, and singles. The first wicket fell for 39 rues. Mr. liarmaill thee hew* emaciated with Mr. Smith. Tha latter was playing to hie usual masted maser, although the howling of Englead was sot so good es it might have hese. 'The stamps were drawn at 6.15, with the score sad &rebid' as follows : LIWIS. MST MUM& SzOOTD 11=09 C. S. Beslib, Esq.. b IlortSock .. 6 sot oat ls Capt. Taylor, blevrieket, b W Mater 11 itsveohill, Bay., e Cour, b 19 sot 096 Lieut.-Colonel Unice, it Pooiey, b Moeilock Charlwood, e Verse, b lee. 4irt;ll - ; --- - -- - . - 6 H. Hmadsan, laq , a Jun, b Gritith Hoe. F. Pelham, nu out l4 8. Bcobell, fag., b Hearne 0 O. Waite, c Wilhbalc. b ammo IL Y. Pitzgerald, Jfaq., a Pooley, b Jas. LW/white 8. Bcobell, hag , b Hearne 0 Dunk, nut out 4 Neeltae, req., a ?Imlay, b ass ... to g ---- --• I lowa, Y.Q., b Jos. I.lllyoatto 2 Boa. D. Koko,* b .124. Lilly white 0 G. W. Mag. Lit., a Willabor, b Jos. Illlywhito 0 b itaaebroy 2O Hoe. C. VIIMIOII. MI out it T. Meek. Lg.. ► Odra 2 Molyibeux, WA.. b Jo& I.lDpilatto 9 Tamar, La.. not out 0 1 1b2,w1 4 ToNA IND UNITED ENOLLED. Total T. Hastpbrry. e li;eililli.bPilbent J. Jocid. b *ens T!coley, b Desk WI Marne. e iiraa, b Pelham IS G. °Meth, at Noakes. b Well+ 0 W. Wedlock, c Baventl emi b o relbein lB I. Clam e IlavenbK b Im Lo es ft IMlyerldte. Joe., e b lireimen b him Jobe lillterbite, not out T. ndoss ilasm Peibist 2. Win., e el elbt b kg; lbw.l:ab 4 •• INN ANALTBI2 OF 7112 DOWLING. Ours. Runs. Nadia& Wieks64 WIN. Mum 47 is a 7 Rosa Wells 22 U $ $ Bala Dusk $ 9 6 1 ~ ,W DR,IIII3EX 8E88107& Oahe§ Ki:Kittleilk Deana& Deputpaistelemore,„.._. Ni l lir laseldesedes Kr. Ifedemat TWAIN heel Mb Iff la ha KIN Me *Me eseteaese ef pan* imbi& opal mend penmen senviend of robbery wtth vhdanaa and to 41111 Om be peered • sealisee of &ire yaws, lent yea haring sheer chosed that the primmer bud bees pro w:nutty convicts& • bed the laner he pri st, aad esid he Mai attar Ow 111 S. to penal p servfteals for wee rs. . Abeam thle day said doe the question of whether a lake well hand I. per a awl** at wren yeas when tfte previeve seavielien dfd a* swear apes the ameerd bed been dimmed by the learned Pars el thhe court, sad they were of opinfea that they were not bound to pas a wen. tease of wen Kr. deriseatirwilea, holds, easseleed the lowa set of parliament. said be was at opines that ft wee rarseepeory, sad that he mon pan a peeteas• el used yea* Mr. Abrams meg tbat vas him *eh*. beii to fsvou of e he bad maned anion* to the feet that every L irt r i rrinnere previously esaviedod ha h ar ta sealuseed to Ave mean, mad the t er a wee whe there wee sewer M eentemee a maient pe a soavisted to Ave yams "IL. See** Dealing dad bo inn any nub he Mr. Abram. and thwaseOr esnalely wee ma t=s id one, well worthy af the atandien et the emperime The latior Asa Impol.' •Amistmi44.l NAVAL AND MILITARY. AmiThat.iv, Bart. 8. Arromvoirra. Lieu. toosot H. R. K. Croy. to tho Bendetible, vies Orowdy. Bargees O. B. Newton to tire Aeons. &wood Metre A. B. Otter. K V. Carlyos. I. F. At. Basso, J. Browse. J. Prosaic, J. Millar , oddllitooal, to the Primers Royal. Heaton? Assiciaato F. T. Lake, W. H. P. &rimer. A. D. G. Whoa, C. T. Needham. W. T. Thorn a, to the /*risers Boyd ; A. Doody. additienel,_to tho . Atriatast Clerk J. P. Paws to ik. Victoria. ltklabilmoo B. A B. Brum. 0. H. P. Jose's, O. K. Wood, W. R. °Away. F. H. floodwoo, R. Kiarlor, to the Prisons Royal. far Moral. Naval Owlets F. H. Davis. W. A. L. Hotriques, H. Y.A. Oatlickl. Ttn FIINIAN CRITES TN LIVERPOOL.—The central polities of Liverpool (writes • correspondent) Ma coop mended the town to the leaders of the Fenian Brotherhood. sod for some time pest it ham hew pretty well known that from their organisatioe there, they directed the roommate of the " brothers" in all parts et the kingdom. A hist of this might have been gathered from the asnonocement made the other day by a joorsel in the Sorth of Ireland that supplies both of money and sans were expected, salt was pretty plainly implied, from across the Channel. The crew nisatiou is thought to be by no means contemptible. and it is emend that many of the leaden who operate from this mates are men of education and Jasmine. In a port so large, with • dosing populatioe which Is probably sot equalled einewhere, there are manifest facilities for enlisting rolling Moss as well as for awaiting the brothers alseedy enlisted. The Feelansare not all Irishmen. The central arm satin, it is alleged by those who should know, have alms who are coestantly employed os sank* at a Mr Mem, stimulating the momasst, propyptiog its pried. pies, and rallying its adherents They have • keen eye to the advantage of enlisting wee who have been is on. or ether of the regular swim ; sod as much alive are they to the necessity of drill and discipline. that delegates have less sent out to America, there "posted up," sad thew I brought back loan se inetemaors in various &Mine. Con. sambas sums of money have been expended anon than operatics'. They ban to keep clear of the priests, who everywbere frown upon the movement. Some of the beliefs of the !rearms are peculiar; they prefer' to regard the sweet visit of the ?leach fleet as • mission of observation, Intended to prelude the union of French and Amason forest for the demolition of the Saxon and she reetoralion of Inland. MORE CHILD MIIIIDZILE.—Yesterday afternoon Dr. Laskester bold ea Inquest at the Elephant and Camden-town, on the body of a female child found exposed estate the wall Drill- Peaces Workhouse. Owes, Cooper. polimiconsbable 4208. said on the previous morning, about • quarter to 6 o'clock, bin attention was called to • paced nun coder oar of the buttresses of the workhouse wall, sad oa oposiag it he found it detained the dead body of a female child. He had Tamed the dm spot an brew previously, wed the parcel was not there then. Had it been his sites tioa must bad been drawn to it. Polioasergeast 47 S, is answer to the coroner, said steps were being taken by the police to endeavour to tram out the parties who bad placed the child where it was toned. Dr. Lenkeeter did he bad to complain that the police, as • rule took next to no notice of deb a ff airs. He hold anlnquest that morning in Merylebone on the body of • murdered child, and the police had actually done nothing more than record the fact that • dead child bed been found. Mr. Butt, one of the surgeons to St. Pesetas Infirmary, said be saw the child on the previous merging. It had sot bees dead more than eight or nine hours. It was a fine full grown child, sod measured 19 iodise The umbilical and was 4i inches long, jag ged , and much torn. The lungs were inflated sad ware and the beast floated. The child bad bees born shoe, and cases of death was suffocation. The coroner said the evidence showed that the child had been wilfully neglected at its birth, which was tantamount to murder. He was sorry to MIT that the crime of child murder ems looked upon very lightly, not only by the police and local authorities, but by the prem. The authorities of St. Aocraa not only refused to take steps for the discovery of child murderers, but had passed a reso lution declining to answer communications from the cora sees court on the subject. The press also failed is its duty in no; properly awakening the public midi to the esormities of the crime of infanticide. Thu jury Maned • verdict of " Wilful murder against some penes or pea wee unknown," with • rarest to the authorities to offer a reward for their apprebeemos. DANGEROUS STATE OP TUE ORNAIIEIPTAL WATER IS TEE REGIMTIe-PASE.—Dr. Leaked/Ir, the *donee for Central Middlesex, held an inquest, yesterday, at the Maryiebooe workhouse, es the body of Minnie Meer, aged three yea= and • half, who wee foiled in the ornamental water at the Itspet'e-rark, on Tuesday morning. Frain the testimony of the witness°, it appeared that the child west isle the park early is the wonting in charge of an elder sister, aged 12, who, however, added her about noon, and waded to the parkkeepen to help herd lied the child, but they could not do so. The mother was also net for, aid searched, but unavailingly. On Tuesday • pored, while rowing, tuned up the body of the child, about 16 or 20 feet from the bank, and ott the body being rakes to the work house and exarnised, the beads were found to be clenched and filled with mod aid said. The Coroner *eddied his supra* that when so many children sad paned wen about. • child should tall had the water and eatbisi he ob served of it. Something ought to be dose to donee She public. The jury bevies returned a verdict of "lisfloasties from accidental drowsing" in the ease before them. aitteed to a todeorial calling "the attsellos of the Mid Omen& sipper of Works to the anddatted state of the evestoesesl said is the Regent'apark, sad the jury basing bad= before them several oases In while saddest* had from this &nee, wadi urge epee the Fbst Oemuriedeeer the assassin of some steps Wog immediately taken to pre vent gook solidest* i• Islam" NUILDNJI ON !MANN d NONNAOII VESSEL. • Abend half-pad deka m Thbreikei morning the. If iamb. of Kauko% wee takes btu etemelemes ka ki" hmkg ta l ly :admandeed body 4 lie espial.% who bed bees br by the semis el the wag— Andrew inewn—listeress eve sad ix efeteek es the peeving eve:kg, wham of the Bed Head, sear Arbroath. Be far as the wheelers scold he leaned from the ease, is Me soe fused stem late 'Alin it may well be supposed they were throws by the hopeful wady imp bad erileemed, it swam timet the mood Wt Meatease ger Lanka about I dawn as Wedeseday ahem" s crew al fear roes es booed, esainisg of the eapieheand mate and toe miteary wises. sum& wisposeively Jobs NA eel Alexander Bashers. Peet sad lasbers wen belt shipped se lbeiesee fee Me voyage, but they lay awe Brows, the ailed IMIIMIEfit, has bees Meat ewes smells with the vasel. Be tar es key meld ma, eery = ar lirfuorod to go es smoothly up to the time beg 1M sod there appeared to be so qusnel alliad.lag bot;esu the meets sod mite. At the time the easeder we eemesitted, the veseel, sew hem mid, was of the Red Head, and Vie isfesimate Agin Imo iriog tag% near the stem rd the vowel, who. Brows wept stealthily towards him, and fammitted the Mel Mikes tie. Psi at the thus el the wee beading over the Wier of the vessel sad= bar, while Bashers was formed mewed_ si mese rday. The murderer came la belied Peet,..ent an am, sheet fear foot losg, made , se fier. i reales' es the menses load More his heed semi/ ho itemeted, Min Noe isetaineesemly. Part we for a nee. meat Mama by the appalls' emit, bak es resomelog WIN, be wreseing the as from the mertierees bask Mg threw it emeheard. The sessierees Lopreellizt plise sereseed, II would e= se by b l ot mai, wine wm sed Pest el bet Weed the ask sipper to hem bine se wades and usemseeled the it 2: ham bus without any slitlifif -11:24 deed, a Brown raved mid swore that si r= kill them eB. and as Rain= top Wok to 'toil the Dabs of Restresisoetbdi' my Wee sot fir sway hoes these, Brows threatemed to idea 11 he did sot des. Os germs( quieter, be said he them Viet it was • good thing time ma bad bees bike bum ISM sad throws away, otherwise he might bees samegmeg es board. The mos say that he alas mss to get them to agree with bin to throw the body tote the ma, and say that the minis had falba emebefird. This they objected bavimg bed to de with, however, sod In then ered thee to edam swap the blood about the deck, as be did sot like to see N. I He elm spoke of throwing khanif overboard, but that be whined to ose his mother. They tried to steer the easel kit Restrose, but Brows woald sot let them, and they lbw bore to the wetly sad, wine of Stosehmee, riled for a pilot—la which Homo somiewed, se es be would go is to sin his mother. Oa Vie mewl gating into the buboes:, Brown immediately set off for home, where lie wee &only after Minded by the polies, and lodged in the lo= fkgulasiT moues. the pilot who went of to the vessel was an nook of to murderer. and the Bret words he beard were from hie Nephew, who Wormed him that he had killed the ambito. TM caplabee name, we ism, was Jim Orvieg (the son of the *Wolff a the vend), sad be belonged to lieetron. He was es the me of bias married. He was • slightly-mode man, apparently be. twirl twenty and thirty years of age. There are Mies fearful pikes about his fees sad bead, several Maas in length. Om of them extents the whole ken* of his fame as tha right skis, another erases his farina well up es the soup, while the third omen dews ea a abating direction from the left ear. His has. hands, sad vest were sensed with blood. Brows is sheet the man ap as hie vietiai, sad unasseried, moiler residlog in frionehaves. Ines arrested be a m NW lir ao residasoe, sad, we ushiestead, simply sad anew snowily remarked. "It wee me that did the deed ; Ise I have men my mother, and hope I will see her His mother Is a widow. It appease he is of a violent mad quarrelsome dispel*" and, ekes vender the Inflames of disk, mots hie a psis* medusa. Os Thurs day forenom se exersiestine of the body wee made by Drs. Hattie and Thom, is promos at BlierW Dove Wilma sad the Proeurator-linal, in preemie of the sheriff. The prim Der made a full eonfeeice. we learn, doosibing the neseen sad motive of the deed. He lies been onessitted to keno haves pekes until the opinion of sown tossed is aliabeed as to the enthorities having *bail= is the matter. Ire hear it stated, but ease say with what Meth, that the captain took the mate oat of the gaol at iloatiois bikes Leann that port.-3enereara BllG&R.—Bsuerre, BQL &—lbsno hr boa i Est b domm vet siodm" as gala 16. igha ul : =i la, dap Bam—Tb=s are Bgb6 611 1666 Wee. do% TALLOw. 7 4PIusaT mtiobt _est alutly trebly. Spit, 4k. N. am • 461„ ; Ookboib Ih. IMIL WM.; 40s. ; Amon 4110. AL to 4fm. ; Nash. 475. SL to Id. Tow s %SOW and is quotol Mo. U., sot orb; Amtrak, ye, 445. ; Bost I; AsoMoas. 410. to 460. It, I N M oo l l is Tozo k r7 am o d ikeP• 40 : oil boo too. thollo, Ca 64,1 Owls% 4k. 4.3.4: id. Ws tor ad i Ilptoo, Imo, 430. M. to 43: 4. ; la r teum. olid:isig, 400. t. 414.; 1.., Sk. to see. Rim . us. ; lAtas, sra, ; Loom s Poise sd 381. 61. of Wow is 100 14316 ; orskolo,, 1,143 osola 001T0/4.—Lrounyoot., tart. g. —The extroka bias= rem* aseileated la the aurufaeturiag disk* the requireskoto el es onk% sad loonsead opersorn e opoorabitio• have rued a very gram' sad active 41oraf for sorsa throragbest tko week; but though the whi r from Marks eliethar New rluotadooot es oLd a DO lifts &SW of large supplier, 12,•11 to l amem the hake earadolorao, brim have corker k the orebit hooky. lad rim bore poly si o thp. ogroorl ed ha id. pa lb. Rea lid las bmiin word derail, ad full Irks •• remedy Pold. ohm ortiesor .1 mot. bor awkoly high. eak. l. Had tie arras. of borisor ham bra kod i anobilod by Oloa asoolhrer of sag Ur esbad. Thigh .hood r• ft. her for Vl' dourol far llgyptioa hoe hem freely set hy bidin g the ally odours creed it jd. fief lb. to fair orhko kool seder. la Biome a nordorsto burner boa h a timasiod at prooloso warm lag LW boa role bre a past emu* but hoiden having osslisuld te moor g ia holy.gnaw bate oily ador gd er . per 'b Et i rseed R. le bel. ger lb.. the MAW oral . r drerigaiou fro •• relutivelo ream voltam i al p Urge d sueorkao troarrieue have bra ropey throughout the rook. eel H. lekut qeolsileas worm Wedsooday : fair am , " lb.; Marsha; fair. at as.. ; .poll tali mg us **rd. 17jd. 170. — ;" • ;74 sew is quay. 13gd. ; Ooswouktke, fair ass, rote, ship muted. ; end es Tbsoday—yro nik dirt quality. dray MIL ; Wastuult Abdo" fair am oar shut., ship named. 111& sad 12 i d e r ib l i k ie Tho oho d to the week amount 113,880 bake. 11,330 cro ga roa tor salatioe. sad 28,380 declared export, ring " bake to the trod& The ales to-day will probably NOM to shoat 10,000 Wei. 00110 N 000134.--Xsumuss. fixer. Mg. ei pt i ii igabkh erse the mussin of bonnie today hes epia bur sad it is reported that Dens fair males his bees ends for Mar, a market whin bee set talus en far ems weal pen. Tull pion ban Ma paid far reg buboes des today is eseeemesse of the sanity rims eel the deep Ilypiewurnto soder whinnies's sky* nod eimealves. • Megrim received Is the more*, id posted es then:Amp, parporties tobe f rocs the rumens sperfest at New Wass, Mich staled that the puny d onus se head then wee $700,000 bales. and that 740,0 hair per week MRS emin to baud, bad a bad effett ea the swine for a time, bet it ma afterwards danovered tied the Toisemb Oniguay bad gives the Iguree ieurreig h sad lila the sleek es toad wu only 270,000. and the ft ▪ 40,000 per week. lid for thieselnake it i. Itahweills bushiest ha alining yarn meld have bees larger ninths' ea say union day for maths peek but bares mined walnut is ems men for further - MM.!, Iran Anent she miss this elatenest. la hawse trade yens the stunt its bees *tree& but then has sines be nits so mak beim se se ressity. The fun prim of thin day are d ea mil for the Menem offerieg, la sleek time hoe liea al a *Nay lensedMee Tweedu, and a fair brims hoe dose at well mistaieed pion and is may MIN at n ' mem Today war siorkee is very Maar, arid the Mpg fa peen bit* ; but the remiremeste of bayou Mises. tea peat attest sirusdy supplied, the smut of beim he. bees rather swan the ea the preeedbg days of Se ' week. Prices are my km, bet Um are no 'mein d • hon Messes. There ban Me sawn nquirW Mei; suited so Obis'. and the Greeks bars she bees opal* petty freely. India goods ere sot .o mash la wen 0011N.—Cannewoun, Werr. 6.—The wenther bee in some enaradisgly het, but tso late to be et swim se at erepa, Wag all hared he pose aonitidera. There us 6 good show al wheat today. at thee eendillon al nest d it reentered it alined useeleablo. Prises is. eseasely quoted, they were so various; old held for late seta. Ws potato disease has beeoete very gemeral, aid is may ines the mops ars sot worth the =pew it digs*, sad Own they ware tabs. ups pod many bane pens to deny. Lamour. Harr. 6.—We have led a fair espply4 sad priest vary kregaten bat decidedly lows. is thepeeseat state of the market would oily Wad It wyiMlf. Prise is la. lower, 22e. to 35e. Wsiarfar.p, Barr. 6.—Whent trees den, sad WA* • la. to 2s. ;ewer ; sew sell. at Weida *Ns up to 42a. far dry rad. New treley, Ns. to Wt. re to quality. Average far the week adios Eleptualowit Wheat, 1,726 quarters, at 46a. 60. per quarter. Ltrturoot., Sam 11.—At oar uarket today then es has dispealtioe to prams sales of old wheat, sad a ads sale bagasse was ellemeted at Tan day's fall pier. The dull, but usehaeged ia print ladies aura healed it favour of buyers. New eatantel. kid. pee lead Wm Barley, beaus, and peas all brought full rates. ZPUSAL OP A MOBTSJI xr SURGEAmmON TO arro MAK zr. E A POST- Yesterday afternoon Dr. Leicester bell s in quest at tbe Tams. ltetitedislideset, Wine tss, i s the Italy et Elisabeth lliallstt, wed Tl who died suddenly at also sin 'desk es Wedesday to sada the totiorriaa paisfalsireanksteassf: —Tb•A••••••d was a widow lady, residing W Is lisfelk, sad she bad bees in lowa ter oboist a lass* has sbildran, sad was tastesytei ter •tew days at the et Ist see, Dr. Jo nathan Mai" 17, ebegesstse•esteessei Isiteates. li b* wade ber slot bug* and her dangitter, Nary Kellett slept is bar suss 0111 Wednesday last sbe was about to have tar hose by en stall tads, sad able got sp al live o'eleek sad bar &AWN'' , helped teem her. Sire was Intl's, suited, and teased site should lose the ends. • Gab was at the deer wailias t or bar. About belt-peat five the seentlarsed leis ad.t. s a id was bellied es te the bed, sod mess brandy siva to bar, bet is loss than is ensnare o ho robed. Ds. althea, Ctione-streal, its, who bad attended the lasaily, was called in. bat abs bed died • few misates before Y 8 arrived. dits bed sawed hem those of tits hart, bat Dr. Mass bed net sliostisd 00AL8.—L03880; Mtn. 8. BMW/ Babel& Wad Madly, 18a. 3d. ; Bolywell la* 111 a. ; WO's. ldat Walla Gostaeth, 18a. Id. IIaL, 19a. ; Wells Id Ma id. ; Wells l; Edon ad Hatlaa, 90a. 6d ; Wri Zed Mottos Lyme, 18a. ; Walk lad WA* , GIOIA DL ; Walla EMI Beath Hatton, 20s. ed. ; Walla lid Tea stall, 18a. 6d. ; Walls Bad Haat Hutlepaal. 30a. 3d ; RaOI Lod South Harespeal. 19a. 6d. ; Walla Wad Tao, 20a W.; Prosy art Dairya /11s.—Ships at matd.St sad. 31. Dr. Kiwile, 18. S. Pure-road, lisraPromd. member d the O.Uepd Surgesee, wee SIMS. MA erid-1. knew sedge, about We, sad, sir, permit see te explain bow 1 Use bees brought isle tide ear. Dr. Oliftos tide MM. tee seM ere s sobs to mute • post-meetem esenziesties of tbe body, bitt erben I mw it, the slate it wee is deterred 211111. as I MI tint I amid Mee esdessered W Us bad I ism se. has there bess no pal.asensa Tan IgV9DAY TRAIN QIIIIStion Dr FOOTLAND... A Faiths seat* el "titian§ d Idintargh *must to he meta, et Insist tbe Billaborett end Gimps Baas! oa the Lowl'ortiL i wee held en Thursday glph eisiaksk —theVo lirid aser the eity Sdi h Mr. jab. ed *stab, sti reseletisee in sontonnity with ilea of the issila wows adopted, though easinstpposition sob maths, tareenoadmots. DOD'. Psailsweirrattw ConTAlrrolr.—The sew edition of this teasaal. adapted to the now periiinnek hst jerna beta isms& This la ths thlrty.tbird year el "Dde appousernee. That It shows peat thews will be when b dated that 198 persons who had so Moue et Chenaess al the period of its dissoistioe hie Aeon orsereed Se the sew peallanelat. DI muss s goodies .caber have been elated, or have Mind toss petite Me. Is addition to lbws, 12 ol these members lb wise returned daring the session previous to the 49 et July, bees eneseeial la retelaisa their slats Ile the 938 sew stembors tamer is the who hod as visa I. the nobs Pa anntr a =: lPl S With tow* to the polls, lie eifid desisratios d lb nainbsrs tae hese °bastard bees auk plass by spell at applimeilsa„ sa list wag eserettneos hes Ma as dais The don basset et parties M :seders& mob ninerary In seenniing hs PAO of lath umber. Is all possible awe' the mot void the nieenber blown have bate preferred it say OW lei stoat al his politiesi tautens, white have boss tosaist. save»resportiaa—ltotorss in ths We, , Yr l 6. 167 1.17 8a11r0. the Abolition el the Ible ß V: eltureh.rate Oassbies. ha. Thus the work sprees Wilk ell the resollo shish have so ling stoweills motion at all ? Dr. bsele—No ; no w t may. I mid. met man incision, god the gases which escaped ould have emy Ns Dr. Leicester—Yon should have pt ems* ose te do ft. I have MS the body, and think it might have bees mho. I have hems premiss sad seem post.mortem szscidasttess made upon subieme much worse than that. Yon undertook it, and should have got some me to do it. You should have soot to the haspitaL ded (aiLiceseig the jury). seethes's, there ht have bees there fined plenty et young fellows with harts for their profession who would leave made the exambiation without giving • thought of the dagger to their lives. Dr. Keels, le • samelag tees of vein, said—l think that if you bad Pres them eiders te °pasts span a body bks that, red they bed died, yes wadi ham hem guilty el reassianghtur. Tits era hest that body was pine. Dr. Lankeeter, coolly-11 asthma, differ from you. There might have bees danger just sitar death, sad after • , m• flea this ledylied hems deed some chmetial sad a disinfectant IMO PH that you required there wee as poison from a body like that, sad you well teem it. This of the *sky crested coneiderabis eseitemest Ike jury. ntesweit, thesmasteslog idles', said be left the 00110. ma's ceder for the peetinortein acamisalion at Dr.Clificm's, at balf.ped 12 co Monday. Ur. Mallet*, the dimmed lady's sea, said that his sister west last sight to Dr. Clines's, to know wises the pet. modem atomisation wee to be snide, but there was so ass . at the house to answer her bat the savant. He bad ithemeif base that morning sad meld sot learn. Dr. Laskesier Wady told the jury that be thought then was so doubt that the lady died rem dismiss of the heart, sad they would set be wrong in Gain a 'radio* to that Weal sot wlthstiediag they bed no 'Mews. He should certainly sot give Dr. Keels kis fee. With respect to Dr. Oldies's andsot upon this omealem, be wield foel for him as a brother practitioner. bat it was his painful duty to my that his °aidedt towards the accuser's court in this ere mould not be Pleaded or ezessed. The jmry thee returned a media* ad "Death from natural 0‘111011," append* to it a some masers upon Dr. Clifton, which Dr. Lenkester miffs' would mad. Dr. Heels applied for his fee. The earoset—For whit? For my attendee**. I was miressosed. The coroner—Yea were seminsesed to give phloem of • post-mortem maisinatios. You did not melts it, sad could not give evidence, aid I shell sot allow exposes to your Potiskrit7. BIRTHS, NARDIAGNS, AND Dian. 11111111111. tY iirDsmvs.-111splointer h ft Wend* eel* skisthe Bev. Andrews. of • a...um v.a•pwawr 7, as M i r inu, - Imaa. Div" thoOl of C. tnerby, of a son. BERT.—tlentenfter at Broxboorne, the wife of O. L I Pfewnere, Zen et s QUlClLL — Oseeteeher 4 all Aftbellite Itectory, dosed* WI C. Pewrone Wits. a • de. TATICM.--eftendsw 7.. t MIN% berra, the wife d the ISA Z. R. Tabor. of desibter. WlLDON.—lleptembir Oxfordfttukre, Hyde-rah We 1 111 wee et flr A. C. Webs, Bart, at desiAter. [ ' to Adoiskto MAPALLOII. MT—CLAMON.—lliptamber 7. ?Mei L. iM ig h oon. 7 am oid. "••• W. IL IsassieirpAs, liarAmia•B, Delman. to = O. l . T. Claitoo% Xft., 01 ATZETTloll!llll.l,—Septastior 7. et ItiddierKelh , 111 1 11kI ess Sm. 1r • NOY. bbl. els et T. A. lemiestdrilresk lawica, b Lelia Miss y de II IS I " Tbamll4 Esq.. el ItklAlsorodi Hau 26ortea. kiyAAD-11ABNOOD.—Ileptipelier 7, at 34.:160 11 = bl th e Lev. J. W awl', A. IA ot Poomer. daughter of ths late C. Harm& AtTztirms Dooms Kuzma Inuit GODAL 11110.—Ou Tkunday evening a very palatal emsatise wee created to the quiet little village el Resoombe, widek is about four miles from Gridehang, by the report %bat • murderous areault bad boss commitied epos Yr. sad Yrs. Underwood, general sitopkespers of Hescoutlw. b . / • ma wire it is poseessod must be al aossaad egad. It that the sea, whom name is Oliver, mimed the = L. Usdesweed, sad &minded ewes beer. sod Wm WWI I salami be Itomodistoty attached W. trader woad, sad is- MUTH& .111easi epee his cerise+ Warier white tails. Yr. Older. DOW flAfteasTint.—fkosofoboo 5. tA 011 11 1 39 -0, 0 41 1 0 yeas cries for blip quickly brought Urn triolorwood to puma' Aootas.cottor, oldie& dangtem of the We i s e ia as rescue, bat a like his was Ii store for ber..fog doe vIIW o isas immarsofb,a .ma el Aims Moto. 100 widol h• • o, as Itoostookr& roalmed goo bar sod of her several them is *Met end bead. gamin worm& of oo doogotout a diene.s. 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Lootborthirook to flof at, a Le•io.. meT iscsib m t ow thik. W. la oar. Ilb. Ils. ed. ; Wm. VONIIiir 011101. la Laahard4leset. la Os Mersa et I Olvortssonsoot luossur. antimmai 9.111/ ma radios coma OMURA= Ms. !War Potter was Repassed baste Hr. Aldermen tam • abuse of seoldieg City des Bap is the emiratles of ha dattes.Treallabbiefie des father masked for Ida The °seeable stated that os the Met el Asa* these wen several patios coldinPand Olitapsik, aped* Mr. Bessetes cloak, for the purpose It nuke the flgureparibe the hear. This canoed as ob steestioe, which ma each eempleised of by the inha. liana and alio the isserel pneessipses. Whilst rintoglng the crowd, he repeatedly masted the Isfsedent, who was with two Wise in the nar rowed part of the way, to move Os. He (defile dent) said he ovoid sot, sad at the same time pot • bud es such et the young ladies to wrevest them moving Is. Hew told aid be would be mossoosel if he del not move, sad be rid he should sot ewe esti' the cloak bad Nana. It wasted &boat two minutes to the quarter, sad he was this asked for his name snd &dames ; be et first reload to give the repaired inirmsetion, sad collected a arowd, but he tdierwards gave it ; bst the ciao, thisking from his maser that it was issorreet, took him to the eta Nos, where he gas the name seise sod addrem. Wan was aka to the adios he added very much. For the dales" Mr. Robert Wheeler roaltoiN a Mea dor* miirolust, at 84, Calemaawtreet, said—Os the day in question I stooped to look at Mr. Beasea's cloak with the Brune. It wasted • few Weida to the quarter, sod I stopped inside the Illsaehater novae, to whales thee striking. I bonne the defeadent and two lease ware op ! paha where I stood whoa the poliesema came up wed told aim to mon cm. The defaietsat thee lead his beak spies/ the wall of the liaoliester Finales and the of salted him for his mese mid adagios, ad afterwards took him to the pollee-sedan. I was very much setoeishad at this pasedisg, the geetleuda baring complied with the polio,- mail" !egoist. Mr. Alderman Phillips—ls this case Ido sot think the palisade has used that demotion which ha ought to liars dime. I do 1104 think his conduct was what it ought to have bees, more specialty after the defadest had gives Ws same lad address. Ho must have haws that be was a respectable man by his simodatloss, ad I shall therefore dismiss this 111101112011, and I hope that in future the constable will enemies more fabouesse sad greeter discretion in similar CSMIL BOW.RFRIBT. Albert John Beeves, s faabiousblrdressed yoong_ mos, was brought born Mr. Vaegbaa, ea remand, charge d with !abler his 'wryer, George Heritise. • civil esereer, residing at 8. lloatliamprevbeildiage, Obancery-lana. From the in oir the prosecutor it appeared that OM had until very lately bra is Isis employ as Ili& gr:ole s time he (prosecutor, bed had • member of ear able gold and silver medals sad • rarity of rid sod sliver coin is his porbeagles, whir he had sow discovered had been t o l i eo. Th from a i s p e tsom. bed lately a s ultted h it um' uoed t i° le i rvi that be had committed the robbery " : Bs bad, daring the time he was be his employ. reels to the little sate-roma adjoislag his (iproesietoes) office. where the pro perty was kept. Amongst the erns taken away was • gold tes-dellar pros. another fir five ddiers, another for three dollars, and a large quaatity of Americas and Reran flint mosey. A patent dem? for 51., a gold medal, valued at it., a pair of mathematical dividers, • nreshicio, two keys, and some other mbeellassons property, boars arrested. ' Be did sot know "bee the silver siooey bad bees takes, bat out of 64 os., which was origisally in the beg in which it was kept, only 30 cs. remained. A Meer directed to Bury, contaisisg • draft for a sum of mosey, had air bees takes sway, as well r a simple of scrapbooks. At the prisoner's lodgings he found • hos which belonged to the primmer, is whicb was the Pecusbise, the dividers, sad the keys prodoced, which be iderilled as beleg part of the property of which hi had bees robbed. Be paid the primer Is. 6& • day wages, but lately be had been working by the piece. Polies-rentable Robert Weary took the prisoner tato custody. When at the statiowhouse he gave ltie addles 174, Ploolosteset. and ales at the Saran Hotel, 8441,4611. street, Illerstreet, which was minsolt. The prosecutor en a former oesesion asked fora remand, in order that orter infermetion gives by the prisoner with Z7:to the medals might be larked into ,• and, in o Mr. Vaughan, the . merit/ate. he said he bad not made say promise of harmer to the primer, although he bad cold bin It would be bettor for him be tell the troth err the matter, as is that ors he raid deal Iseisetly with him. The constable Informed the maglelaste that he had sol yet succesdel in tracing say part of the steles with the exertion of the oresehlos, dividers. Vkeys produced. Be, however, felt that if another remand was greeted Arid be able to get some informatioe relatieg to the robin property. The rinser was rameded for • week. Wars Henry _Sledge late • Tatman is the employ et Mr. Vass, radioed o f Goat Tavern, Chser-strest, Tottembam-seurPtoed. was "hoed before Mr. Vaughan eterged with absociedieg with the room& of a cheque for 25i, the propertrof bit employer. It will be recollected that the prisoner wee sent out to obtain crop for the cheque. which id at Mr. Hasle wood's, in Totteeham-eourt-road, bet he d sever returned with it to Mr. Ver. He stated that be had bed •At in the rest, and that he bed lest the wry. The riders was occopleted by the production of the cheque, and the prisoner was fully committed for trial. THAMJA Joseph Charles Picking, yd Sts , of No. 14, Hardwick. place, Commercial-toed East, who wee described as • fora mu and rent collector, was brought up os remand before Mr. Paget, charged with foloniosely ambushes various saw of mosey, sweetie( in the whole to 8,5001., be had received for and es acorns* at Mr. George Daniell, of Grist Prosoottstrest, Whitechapel, and Hansteeri, is Surrey. Mr. Bloomfield Baneii, solkitor, reduced the prose. (PAW ; Mr. Charles Young. solicitor. drionded the prisoner. The prisoner bed boss is the service at the prosecutor as rent collector and foreman of mos eastionally Gerard In repairing end n-ocarirsoting hews. shops, end Pre miens in the Tower Hamlets, and part of his duty was to collect re of the wren:aloes Wants, asd arcionat ; rte same to his principal directly afterwards. From the ui ries made by the prosecutor. it was assernised that the prisoner had bees twins( rests frees historian for several years, and sot accounting to Mr. George Bersell as he ought to have dose, but expended the same in keeping up a very expensive wriabliehment and administering to his owe gratitiastion. 80010 awn were then gone into, and Mr. Paget thought it was quite ewe& for the purposes a the provesetion that six suns bad bees yenned aid sot a n d for. The prisoner would, be committed for triA and I/ ball was token it must be fat at least 3,0001., and wriest° be given. Mr. Charles Young—Wyk will sot be able to and bail for that amount, aid ost go to prism. John 13enneel. an agricultural labourer sod waggoner, is the employ of Mr. Hay, • farmer at Sheolisid, - Bew, 18 mike from London, was brought before Mr. Part, charged with being drunk, sad driving • waggon and two bones in the How.road /naval reins or any means of raiding the animals. Policie-ooesteble Nicholls, No. 450 X, said the prisoner was " totally drunk" and fast asleep es a ladder in his waggon. The ides ware not in the prisoner's heed, but thrown over a ditch or hook. and the hones were going slow the road without sinew to aside them. The peso- Ws of Essex waggooars Owing on their carts and leaving their bones without 'widow or direstion, bad become very wow and dangerous. The bones and waggon belonging to the prisoner's master were takin to the Gress. yard, and redeemed by a man in the employ of Mr. Bay a few hours afterwards. The prisoner mid be was swivelled to work sight after night without rest. He had so rest on the two sights previous to his approboosioo aid be was completidy ex hausted, and fell asleep os the toed. Mr. Paget—When was the primmer takes into custody ? Nicholle—Yescerdsy afternoon. st ball-past o'clook, sad I reported him tee drusk to appear yesterday. I beinve be had so sleep for two nights. Yr. Paget said it was quite Wee the prisoner was not tit to be trusted with • awns and horns. It might be that the primmer did set efficient wt. but it was quite retain be was istozirsted yesterday. He should Ane the primeber 100., sad is default wee days' isnomest. He now gave sons. thaths should essliew to became the Laos as men who went be nasidiet with Mom sod sorts. sad who did not take pew 110111 al hbeht. 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