The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-27 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING,JULY 27, lB6l. WOJETING INTELLIGENCE. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. late lEntelligenct. ix xx R. 6. BRAWL goner) made a contradictory remark to his mother, the The bankrupt mu described u a merc h an t ; .n e G ris t word " not," or somethiug. My mother did not believe ZANKRUPTS. WALTER STANT ir 7 tiara :::., Alpha Work.. Isle of Does. Mid. —O--- Wiaohesteratreet, and of Rangoon and Moulmein. trading s he was wounded till she felt the blood trickling down. Or SIMITTING AT M ANC RESTER.-Fstorr. melee. enemies", ti surrender August :At 1!, and Sept. 6at EQUITY COURTS. -J t•LY 2t. under the tiro of Borba and Co., in partnership with m mother finding it out he begged me to go for a doctor. 111. at Besiagballatreet. Sol., Liaklaters and tMckwood, Macrae and other . The case has been before the Th ey had been reproaching each other. (Bean the Master of the Rolls.) GOODWOOD STARES. Walbrook ,et mak, Cannan, Beangtialteireet court upwards of months. The liabilities are very Cabala Bryant7l . was_present at the time. There 7 a 2 opt Yitlss (t) Jdn. Trertnialffit, Royston. Cambridgeshire, miller, August 6 ROUND V. BELL. was a difference of opinion. The deceased and the prisoner 3to 1 - auks ( t) and 3ept. uat 11, at tiodualisilatrect. Sots.. Doyle, Verulam- The only, but very importent question , and on which his huge, upwards of 90,0001., of which 22,0721. are debts owing to unsecured creditors. The available asset' are were angry at supper. We were just going to bed. The •be 1 - Casey (11) budding., Greradim ; Thuruall and Nash, Royston . and Honour reserved hie judgment in this a foreclosure suit, was steted at 1,8701. There are further debts of 27.0121., w- prisoner was standing opposite the deceased, and I sew the 10 le 1 - The Browsie V) Foster, Itammed . o ff. sepia . tiAnnan, liusinghallstreet. knife pass from him. He threw • knife from the table 12 le 1 - Whipurrerk ( 5 ) Jon. Lewin. (' ft..,, Berkshire. cattle salesman. August sat 1, whether in taking the acconsts the mortgages was to be ear secured by unsnarl. to the extent of 19,188/. e and sget. r, at It . at sa,,tioiau.streo.t. s ob., 1,,,,,,,,1 and to.. allowed arrears of interest for six or fur twenty years. The prob. ( in f ur r i e ra r are ' s t ate d et 18 , 7621 . , l ows; 35 ; 856f . ; across towards Mrs. Cathie'', the deceased. He did not 12 to 1 - Beam It) lirlY 4 Ina, and It mieran. Beading, Berkshire ; the. assig., mortgage deed contained the usual covenants for payment trade expenses • drawn out by theton6ftru.strike the table with it. The table was about five or six GOODWOOD Cl 'P. Whit:woe. lia.slugh.distreyt. of principal and interest. f t te e t fi a o c o r:ss. The deceased after the knife fell wit. to I apt 'thorsiesby (t) Kto I - Minitel ill Aini.rr Arert•T. I u•lorstreet. 111aekIriare, drysalter, August 5 His Honour in giving judgment said that he adopted the waft u r e , 4 . 144 1 . at Ili, I'l a: ,et Bashictiallaireet. SoL, Abraham, distinction pointed out in the authorities, and followed by Mr. yg„nnsd; for the ign i pt i .i nte d les umise t and, onedisco ofuntt,h.4,llndi.32/.12; walked across the room. The last .... o ff ere d ao oppe c itioc. ness struck Mr. Westbrook (the prisoner), and de. 4to I - 41 8 40 " Wt (4 " Greshanodreet . off. noila.. Whitmore. B odrighailaireet. him in a ....., case, o f o L ew i s e.Du tt eombes (reported ,a Li a m!. --- A:ii... I'd.r.litu, Stanley - raw Hackney, builder. August S and Mr. Mr supported. ceased going to her son, told him, in a whisper, 9to 2 - Nos atolls It) dept ,;„ at 2, 4 Basloghsllstreet Nola, Pearpoint, Leicester. our columns some months ago), the distinction being n e , b m e rup , p.m ed . that she had been struck. She explained to me afterwards ou a het Laid on either the SG:wards' Cup, Ch esterfield smarc , .of. &seg., Whitmore. Basinglillstrett. between simple mortgage deeds and trust deeds to secure what she had said, and added she did not want her sou to Heels Po •lenes. Peaky Newtown. Kent, shopkeeper, August monies, and as this case fell within the former know. She said she thought she had given him (the prisoner) Low ass N unery *takes- INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. -JuLY 20. eat 13, and dept. 13 at 11, at liseashall street. kola, Lotty class, t e account must be confined to six years of interest greet provocation, and told me to nerve myself ; that she felt and i. 0., King•strevt, Cheap.ble . off. aesig., Whitmore, Vs previous to the Ming of the bell . (Before Mr. Commissioner Nichols.) no pain stall, and did not feel the knife strike her, and that she K NUTSFORD RACES-nava/mai% elnrhail- tern. envor Mr. Follett, Mr. Selwyn, Mr. Little, and Mr. Morris ap- IN RN war BUSTARD TIIR G Us ti N . thouDemi' ght she had herself pulled it out. Afterwards she com- _ IMMO. Arnner.Patentoaterrow, bookseller, August MIS Tsever I'AIM HANDIcAP el 3 sows. each, with 2 0 sat IL and eept 6atlft. at Basinnliall.street. Sob., Tyrrell Peered tu the case. This insolvent, who stated herself to be the wife of plaioed of great pain, but not in the wound. She said she seat ame mile mad a distance. ard ' , lambert im. Basitsahall.street : off. milli. . Whitmore, kW Honour will not it after to-morrow (Saturday). Colonel Ferguson, M.P., was before the court on Friday Gorey her last night thought she should die, and was very Wm. Owerre lieeerter, by l'Arlmor. 3rs at elb.._.. Noble) 1 Bsainahall-str •et. last. should have been at the opera. She was about forty-one Mr \sailors Philomela. 4 yr.. vat s i b Ito Milts. homaird, ;1 yr., hat 121 h .. ...... Auckland 3 I at 1M and sept. flat .2. at hasinghall street. Sots.. Mews. (Before Vice-Chancellor Sir It. T. Kindersley.) Mr. Sargood opposed for Mr. Gilbert Bolden, an actor. You , a ase. ney, and the insolvent was to consider whether she would 9roes-examined-I did not observe the knife slip from the prisoner's head. Ms n rigid'. I winkle. 3 yes nt Mb .. ....... . '1 Aylor, 4 Gds, item, Areal, struad . )41. *mkt, Whitmore, liminghall- TICBLEN r. METCALFE. lir 04, ne . • :hthl..us . 3 yrs, alt This suit was instituted to obtain a decree for the specific permit her daughter, Miss Mustard , to whom she had pre. Bitting •2to 1 'gat Deserter, 3to 1 each aget Dubious WILLIAN Tlnatt-- Iltles at, Brigetek, Northamptonshire, s ee r. . Netted • freehold house, worth 324/., and • sum of money, Mr. Thomas Young, 8, Seckville•street, surgeon-I was and Twit kiss, sod Ito I oral owe of the other.. Won easily min. August ri at 12%. and *pt. 13 at 11. sod W performance of a contract to sell • farm at Cleaton in Lin. 350/., is Kirkalrly Bank, to sign a consent, by which 300/. called by the deoraiW's son, who said she had been wounded el a length ; half a length between the second and third. raining 278 acres Pleintiff occupied ' the farm Sok. Tarrant. Floodeaorrt, Walbrook, and Whitehead coloshire, n . Could be appropriated out of the money to pay the Cr.. by an accident. I found her on the bed with an incised rtiT t Yreoch. Canibrl,LN ; df. malt. Cannon, Basinthall- as tenant of the defendant, and in ltiffJ he made overtures • lii X 141 - TsronD HANDICAP of :i soya. each, with 40 street. to purcbase it. After some negotiatioas defendant agreed drama. The insolvent, on the present overlay, as well as wound, about three inches below her left rib-a transverse through the walls of whist One mil* and a quarter. CHAltus LowELL, Great Barlboroughatrect, Regent-street, to sell the farm for 13,2C0 and a n t ~ agreemen was drawn on the lest, declared that her daughter should do nothing cut ; some instrument had to part with the property. The young woman had, bow er stills , ell histapLui- Mies Melbourne, 3 yr., n•t 711, alma inenhabt. tevist iat I , and Sept. 13 lAA, at Rearm. yarned set :Mb, - ever, offered to sign the document required tothe abdomen. I looked at treives on the table and g‘t her could see no blood, but two or three, it was said, had been Mr n right's Noviffit. 5 yr. 7st 131, .Willianmei .2 Whitmore. Basiortialloitmet. mess was •signed defendant saw a paragraph in th• mother out of prison, but she wee not permitted to do so by mss tssiton's stemnsond. 4 yrs. yet alb chai%oner 3 Premiers 2 KVYKIIOI Nesedit.L. salisbury. Wiltshire, Unendraper, Tines, stating . that ironstone had beet found at the i lvent. put away. The wound was evidently made by some sharp - instrument. A table.knife would have caused IL The whole Ila PhlCipas Harriet , 3 yrs, eat sib N.,l•le 4 Angled sat 12, and Sept. 13 at 3, at Bioangbalistreet. Sole., Kirton, a neighbouring pariah, and also on the hi Co mmissioner Nichols r sect her back to rime saying Mr Itseit• cutitherland, aged, Tat 10th Mc 3M retro Vennitisrand Co , Toke3honse.saol. and Cobb and Smith, estate of Mr. Metcalfe, at Ole 'too, and be re- that el • could be discharged when she would o jusiic . e and breadth of one of the knives was the width of the Smethurst) 6 kalishury .on amia., Whitmore, Haalnglialtstreet. fused to fulfil his contract. Plaintiff therefore filed wound. I introduced my finzer and found it go through the walls of the abdomen. Not more then Vetting . II to Bon Rommoed, 7to 2 art Harriet, 4to JOIN Wahine, R•ol•liteh, Worcestershire, grocer, August 9 and pay her debta. By her conduct all the property might be his • a theharing it wee submitted on the bill, and t - 1 full of blood had e ff used. I have not 1 rat Nosegay, and 6to 1 mast the Miss Melbourne calk Mept a, at 11, at Hirruirahain emir. 1 , Soh. Richards, Reitwine-g ass Whit- the defendant that plaintiff at the time that the negotiation, • Wasted* ditch. and Jame, end Knight, Bleating taro ; off. amig., t- performed any post-mortem examination. She was Ws by ex leng th s ; a head between the second and third. more, liirtninrh.or were being carried on, had concealed from the defendant the very stout. Inflammation of the peritonial membrane Ens LAM& PIJIIIM (selling stake) et :1 POW each, with Hrour ASMI A Loughbomegh, Leicestershire, ale and porter fact that ironstone had been found on the estate, and that ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. had set in. I made out a certificate that the death aoudad ; for 3•yr-oka and upwards. Heats.. I ice niik, merceaut. guru ii and amt. 3, at 111, at Birmingham Court this b o w," warn o f cons id era bl e „i nn; its a pp eue d f rom resulted from an incised wound, sod Mr. Westbrook (the Hr. Walkers Phibauele 4 yr. net 211% . Harrison 13 1 held at Nottingham. Sol., 11168, Loughborough ' oil. mal e . , the fact that plaintiff had entered into an agreement with --....— prisoner) took it to the registrar. She died yesterday Lass. oneorne's Zechariah Taft, 3 yrs "et Gib Barris, Nottingham . certain parties to allow them to get the mitieval, they pay- HOME CIRCUIT. -MAIDSTONE, JOLT 26. morning. She had said in prisoner's hearing that it warn ' ' 2 • JANLI CAVDTMLL, 3,eithwell, Nottinghamshire. coal merchant, challontrl - Mr ( lark" If-dd of Lyric. 1 yre, ut In). .. I% w 33 de Mang • and :opt. 3. at 11. at Dim - Ingham Court held at Not- Ing him 301. an acre, and double the agricultural value for (Before Mr. Justice Blackburn.) entirely an accident, and that the knife had slipped out rent Heat. -Ilettin • • i.; to 4on Philomela, and 0 to I . Benham. Sot, /Miaow. Birmingham , uff. wag.. Harris. Not- the @Mime disturbed. Henry Sherry, 22, labourer, was charged with the capital ~....,,. of has hand. This she repeated several times before she not Zacharka Taft. %Pon by half a length ; two lengths Ja r rnem The Vice-Chancellor now gave judgment. He said the ff ce of feloniousl sonic fro d • John "'"'"- to a welling-house, is enema. Derby, jeweller, August 8 and Sept. 3, rat 111, • at principle upon which tha court acted with regard to specific aea 1 . g lnspector Hubbard, who apprehended the prisoner, pro -I.4ween wood and third. Blnningliani Court heti at Nottingham. Sobs, Gamble and perforutanoes was that if the plaintiff, whether ven do r or Sherry, his father, end Eliza Sherry, his sister, being therein dated the apparel worn by deceased et the time, with cute Second Hest. -2 to lon Ph il omela. Won by three lengths ; leech. Derby .saw auk.. Harris, Nottingham. ea, ed u n two other at the time. The prisoner was charg po si end third. TW111.13 GoCELAT, Bradford, Yorkshire, drap!r. August 13 and Purchaser, had acquired information of which the other through three articles of dress. Primmer a much hbird Heat. -No betting. Won by four lengths. 'Sept. to. at 11, at Leeds Court. Sob.. Terry and Watson, party was ignorant and did not disclose that information, indictments with the offence of ants. Mr. G. Francis conduct e d the prosecution. The pr i soneragitated and very sorry. He said he ex such • result, Bra Vora, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds : a. suer.. Young, this court would not assist him. Although in this case defended by M Rib - and explained that be was in the habit of throwing his arms fax ALTnINCIIAII HANDICAP Of 17, WM., for all nes. b ee d a there was no actual misrepresmitation the defen- was r. ton. m ett l e , about. The knife was takes possession of by the beadle is furling& connected with these ch DAVID APPLETARD, TIIOII/3 Wesotssworrn, Joni corms, d na was i n ? w ens i v ... o f ti., ex ist ence The c i rcums t ances argesage from the coroner's officer, who had it still, but was not Inr rest ' s Curnherlaod, by Jericho, aged, Sat 4lb sod FALMIZER I 'Lao.). Leeds, Vortahlre. machine makers. or supposed existence of ironstone on the estate, trimmer appeared to be of • very eatrwediner7 enaraeter. ceat, mameerst, I sumo: Is and Sept. 20, at 11, at Leads Court. Soh., Ferns T he rosecutor, the prisoner's fath er, is an infirm IMO on- P re whereas h lei iff not I k f but had te p ins on y new o a rumour, • P ' The accused saidany other person standing where deceased Mr. Millis Kinnard, 3 yrs. fist 41b - cu r. tee of the house being himself and his daughter did would have received the wound. He could have had no arc.Tittvasen• Lady evolvanav• era 741 WE Johnson , 5 Sept. 11, at lA, at Leeds Court held at Sheffield. Sol., Unwin, Meal indications for the sale of the ironstone for no less • on mi nima er's sister); but the nso' is the habit of motive, for she was his best, oldest, and most esteemed kr Joltaimaa Mandy. 2 pea, bat 1•M ilerlowl 5 Sheffield ; off. :mkt. Melvin. Sheffield. sum than 30/. per acre and double the agricultural value for ( the ... inn ' P ser ass hired. The fact was the knife slipped as he said, "It's too Mr Jones's Garibaldi, 2 yr*. _.Sit 71b • . .... M'Cormick% 6 Jose RHODIJI, Birkeuhesd. Cheshire, dealer In coal, August 8 the surface of the bled disturbed. Before the plaintiff coming to the house to take his meals, and he and the old a _. of ou to my thot. . Betting :6to 4 apt Cumberbed. 7to 2 yet Twinkle, mei Sept. 3 ' " ll ' at l'i•lrP'•l Court. Sol ' , Q ataaa • UV " . cou ld obtain the assistance of the court he must show that man frequently quarre ll ed, on account of his getting """ lb. iyrwhitt said it would be his duty to remand the sal sto I apt any other (o ff ). Wen in • center by two Pool . o ff . soft . Bird- literPoot he had fairly communicated to the defendant that which he drunk and not doing any work upon the farm. On the . er till after the ' camera builder. August 7 and Sept, 3, at It at Liverpool himself knew. Keeping back such • fact imie*t sot lava after diaper the latter complained to his son of his so et 4'44, for hie a ss --- Court. cola, Ansdell, 84. Helens „ sad anus and Co., Liver- liaise the contract, but plaintiff could not pt the eanistanos MARLBOROUGH RACES. -Fs/ DAY. pool ; off. agent, Noma, Liverpool. of this court under such circumstances. The fact that it much to the public.hotne, end the prisoner become excited, sod as he left the hoses he exclaimed .11M NT MUCK COMPANIES ACTS. had turned out that the ironstone would not pay far the ve r y mu ch WS 11121fRiti • PLATS 01 150 MM. ; wiener' ONUS. OM DIMICTRAVINOit BANE (L 1311113/;, August 10, at 11, at Basing- working sou immaterial. It was sufficient to ea that wit e an ea that would burn down . Th e man th be it old and METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS , y a has da u ghter went to bed oboes nine o'clock at algid, and --o Maw hallatmet-petltion for windless up. materia circumstance which might have affected the selling We rittingll . a thawhard•th try NM**. !yes ., ret us 3ne. DRCLARATIONIS IR DIVIDEND& very soon afterwards the latter was alarmed by hear* a The weekly meeting of the board wan held yes -111) NOW Powwow CIXEVII WoonWAIM HoOPEM animate estate,. Seething lane, value was supprseeed. The bill must therefore be dis nolo, ad upon bar wetting up she disoovered that •• barn terday • Mr. JOHN TilwArrYs in the chair. ler. Peeiteste Heart-delimitative. lyre. BM 711/ . 'Drew: City. leather factor-let dividend et 9e. Sid., any Weinesday, mimed, but without costs ; and if the plaintiff thought Water Cnirm's Chiliads, aged, Mt Mb M•tchtsel except between Awing gad Oct. IS, at intoner's. Basing- he could succeed at law, be might get such damages as a l edeleVne te • nellh ar := aimed Harrison, souio Rama. The inancial statement showed the total cash balances Mr Jam lawese's Ill•ty Men, 6yn let Hodgkins hall. street. jury might award. She immediately her father, and they proceeded i n th e h an d s o f the treasurer to be 122,977/. 18e. 7d. ; go fer. K Bayley, Onatist, 3 yrs, 7st Sl b ;lairehouno Onewts Mimi. Madam .t. City, wsrabouseman-Tud dirt la Mr. Gsse and Mr. Freemen appeared for the plaintiff ; down stairs, and she then saw that their own house was on vernm en t neuritic.; 32,9691 . ge. 4,1, Mr. Welsh's Jessie Brown. 3 yrs. M car. 74 TIM 'Evans demi of Id.. soy Wedneed sy, except hereto August 5 and Er. Bailand M Faber for the defendant . G a il y r. fire, and that part of the thatched roof was burning. She THE MIBANIMIENT OF TEI THANKS, Mr. V. lorregres's Niared. 6 yrs, 7st I. Adams; Oct. 3, at Whitmore's. Basi•Vuilistreet.procured some water and succeeded in extingmaking the Illa. Le Tortur e s Peter the Hermit. 3 yrs, est 7lb 'trader; WILLIAM URNS! W:Luano. Nottingham-street, Portland-place, dames. At this time she heard the voice of the pnomer call. Mr. Ls BorroN moved the following resolution . . •-" That Mr. K Mrsyley's Toolo. 3 yrs, ad 71h 'Griffin' gentleman-lat (Let tend of Si. est. any Wednesday, except the bill for continuing the coal and wine dudes having re- Ilv J. flonts Dotterel*. II re. Ist 7lb __, _, the __, ~,, ,_ __ _ „, . house was extinguished she west in-doors again, but in • aMIVW w e al aleeet s m Demme° `•• duty of this board, Me This rem was run during a very heavy fall Amt. earn v. RUTSOZNAZIIB AND OTHERS. spin on without delay, to take all neesenary measures for carryieg 1 et win. A delay at the pet emitted, Uwe aa the Intes.meerr PLAT". Reston, Mom merchant-let ' livid. " M This was a motion to restrain the publication of certain July Si.t Edwards's, Bastoghallatrest very few minutes it was found that the house was fin, and in lees two bet it burped entirely to the out the Thames Embankment in oonnexice with the lair. Isellera elesePeelli Draw imagined the oak* wee &le thew frit - si ld- it•Mierio nod Son at Haters, Abergavenny. drapers correspondence between the plaintiff, a director of the Sub- re '• ars was level sewer north of the Thames ; and that the oaken be Fund, together with • born, stable, cart-lodge and pig ** Mark aid away they went at • good pees along the _be dividend 'f 2a., my Wedoesday, at Milberg, Bristol. marine Telegraph Company, and the defendant Power, the that attached to it. It was proved that about instructed to prepare the requisite plain sad notion for ob. liselos. Osuatlet tang a strong lead up to the dilate% lowa Dawsos , 3hetnyld, municaeller- Lt dividend of Md., any secretary of the Mediterranean Company, with reference to -one s clockthe of the 8 the . w h o COL- legislative Powers. " miles emu ow from the steward wee mat to stop thins, and Wedaesday , at lirewin's She Meld. projects in submarine electric telegraphy. The correspood. ox o on tight re prisoner, wee intoxicated • went to the shop of • shoemaker it the village, Mr. Savior seconded the motion. W ei rnalel_Tmild hod to foes the saner • mooed Moe, Jo:: die lend and oL. J'Ln i n 11114t tl an o Zei t n i fCnt. b 7• 4 l ,fte i v e r d epee in question consisted of • • series of letters written by named An d re _ we, and told him that he had had some words Mr. Deputy HAIMIIION urged the postponement of this sa g . •ar *ln ' sad ids lag dropped to " ".. 'Thomas minicar , Shetle a l l. rset, melebaet-ist dividend of the plaintiff to Mr. Power in ex= p on and discussion of with his father, and made um of threats towards him. This resolution, for if it was carried it would involve the board OA Strylordess, quickly plug to th• root, node all • ' ' ,ell's, swum. 21<1., any tt ednewlsy, at Br various plans for the extension of hit communiration. witness saw the prisoner again when the dorm of fi re in •• war with the government, as the royal commissioners kr Gera Mang, and won by • length ; Grilled@ was • led (Wage CRAVEN, Liverpool. suerchaat -let dividend of 3e. as, The letters were written ea p . =to correspondence, in their report recommeeded that the work should be exo- Sid ; Teens asid Obtantlet were the two last. July 19. and any subsequent Monday, at Birds. Liverpool. ➢ and in them the plaintiff lomat in his bill " that was given, and at this time it appeared that two barns be i° under the control of •a special commission • ad longing to farmers adjoining th e prosecutor's premises were Dated Taw Tows Sumas of 5 sore. esels, with 25 added • for Je emm e Seerentee, Lieerewl. printer-let div idend of many groom were spoken of ins style der respectful than in imme, and the p rosecu tor's house b armier . caier fy e n for the purpose. He moved as an amendment the postpone. mff ism , the wiser t o be sold for it) sou, if d eime Mbm . Sa. ,n i i id., Jsly ft, and any asbennent Monday, at Bird's, Liver. t h e ~....s would use ins peums dm, ; hi; ems ___,.._ -tan ' a P2l -- ,_ -t-" ,_„...._ The over. Tbe ' tier led him spin, and - said, 'Be merit at the question. ibllsag ellowenese Mole ad palings allowed 31bs. Once 0t. r :,,,,i Folsom Sonthport, Inneashlre. shipowner-2nd dirt dele•daea t Rureecaere• obtained r` aaaaa '" a ta t h e ' att... was going to give the other place • touch." Andrews that Mr. Lino seconded the amendment. mei end • disarm Oro sale end • quarter. (3 slabs.) c i ao ,* of ofo.. July a and say subsequent Wednesday , es in tbe . coorse cs proceedings instituted in Prance against the isid to him, " You don't mean to_ yea that yes ad The OLOISLia, as one of the royal commissioners, in • WIWI& Was be by felleace. 4 re. tist filb (6111.) Birds. Liverpool. plaintiff with refereece to the affairs of the Mediterranean father's horse on firer and he replied. ‘' Yes I did, sods) long address odd as parliament had provided the funds by , Perseus) 1 J arse Joussos "separate est ite, Llverl. ship budder-Id Compeny. In films romediap, which were of a criminal I did Mr. Harrison's, and no I did Mr. Dewier's" continuing _the coal duties, and as the fi rst charge twos Mr Panel Mos Cella, Pa 60711) 1. (Intashaw; I dividend of 3a, July SA, and say suequent Monday, at oat IWr K baler's Tow* 3 vs. lintlfb • set ..... Liuntourn) 3 gird G. uemponi. um, ••• g°11.1". sou aimed by the French p olio,. The nacre it ao p eere d. b e d p om b eee d a b ox them would be for the Thames embankment, it wee the The correspondence, or a photomsphic copy of it, was now of 'twain, shortly be the are br o k e ou t , ae d w h en duty of this board • at owe to proceed with the work which Pe betting. Vesper and lase Gotta ran • • good race is, Jong Satt•as. Newtosi Heath and Manchester, manufacturing in the heads of the defendant*, Ruyaseneers and Sir C. the se • t ea d ee t it was their duty to perform, and as • greet deal would Toper enemas cleverly at the Gala by • seck. Tonio wee commit-Ist dividend of Is. Si, t any Tuesday, at Putt ' s, Man- . Bright, and some parts of it already b een printest leeks off, and did sot pose the posh Mr. Saxon claimed she eea olLulloe of the &wick sad wa lk :: 'he war c h arge d w ith have to be done in making up the book of reference anti Joss awn Danner 'separate estate . Manchester and Mac. circulated amongst the shareholders of the Submarine Coin. serving notices before they could deposit their plans in Ile wines,. ere to his father's house and abso to the premises of _ deellefti, bather-further dividend of I id_ July 30. August 8, paay. The plaintiff allowed that it was now the intention November, there was not • day to be lost. M=ierrisou and Mr. Dowker he mid. " I did set them TER 545,7020 A11i 1, 40 101 17 Brims 4 1 1 10 ewe rich. 6m. sod say salamouent Tuead .. y after Oct. 5, at Putt* um. doll, defendant' to publish the real of the r oc rev ea. 'won't 11 with Mr. SANCDA strongly urged that there should be no de vil 80 added • Masers 711 s odes. Om mils and • half. obsister. cm flr•--at best I helped ; lout I .11 sta., 17 of . whoa pay 1 ass. ash.) DITIDLWD. demo, and hence the present ~.,.s _ In•tim , • ~ The aaaa , I shall tell at some future time." There was no doubt that lay, and that the construction of the embankment war a August It lt. Thomas and J. lance, Maochester, oil ad wee opined yesterday U eev ' en yi , en " a P m ' at the tune the acts wee committed the prisoner wet very work which the board ought to execute independently at la. J. Oates acant. by lelneVemid. 5 yes, 7 . 4 Mb portico of that day and this was oonsumed in reed. miser was. h • kited, and when he was before the • Crates any royal commission. ,J. Adams, 1 mac ustox magistrates E r e . iteebeet.. pewee re. 7 ,4 c h p......, 2 01112T11101.1101 to be panted, 111110111 rand be shown to the tag _the endows, which was voluminous, and con. w ahe volunteered the folio row s t a t emen t : - • "I can After some further discussion the motion was put, when Ile herrail Don Joh.. 3 Yr. Ilea Mb ,carriel bgt 111 b) contrary on or before the day of meeting. Mined 'may cross clones by the one side and the other. ray the reason that I did it. Yesterday about ten there for the amendment 8, against it 27. RMINB4I7- W. T. Ifessisdag, Old Brood -street, tity, scrivener The enamel for the defendant Ruyseensiers was addressing ' efir. a rtrur d sox then moved another amendment, that — "Mem " Awed 19 D. Coupon. Color I' Hatch d Hornet , Mid !laser As.- .• minutes Ist 1, I went home to my father's to ass. W. 0 Janis K Inneriley, 11 an, 7st 121 b semownese •- - • - - " ./... , -.---., wises his Honour made s marabou, which, after d. 6y don't d o w or k a t the board should communicate with her Majesty's goveru 1111r. Mentikelds overt... 3 to 4lb 'Drew; • bultder-eugust 19 J. Charcidll and J. Mina Cannon. E ili Clty, Umber brokers - August 27. J. H. Ooodere , Merthyr I r v " 4 1•••••ke s ended la the —DB omki of an order to the loner. • Says, On any all, year oyes, yen 0,4 come t o go t y ow . f oo d , me. cad end ask them to appoint their engineer to oust in ft'. T. Heirs e by 121 3 yrs. SD IIN Okasommoshire. scrivrier-sept. 2. C. Collier, Swiodoe. fol l owin g purport : that is all you core about.' He said, 'You shall never corm out the work. fwhinikn) • . „ cabinet maker-Aurnat 27. J. Clarke, B. Clarks, and Tbe defendant Ruyseenmers not to make use of the cor• In this ~,..._ any sore, end I'll lock the door.' Then he e M ag amendment was negatived, and the original motion lisMisig: ste4 en Dos John. 3to 1 eget beet, 4tolJ. I. i lathe, Worsley and Clayton, Lancashire, cotton gansrs respondence is question otherwise than book fide for the a id , , ""'"' y -if •.. • it was agreed to. , mesa opt Overton sad Lianessiev. Sank the Oloom colt, -Nov. 16. 5. Steam, Mrstal, l'erkahlre, currier. purpose of the prosecution in Frame, and the defendant, You ass go to you hke. The prnoner, sag lbellemsorite lay a hint up to the disarm where PARTNIIIIII6IIII DIBROLVID. Sir C. Bright, undertaking not to Wish the correspond- had served in the Crimea and had been wounded, The routine business was then ono through, and the and fee in oonsequeoce drink was rid to excite him in • most board adjourned. ib eei m mo b t pme d ow Gu m a da NA De J o b e, b et W T. Lay and W. Brown, Liverpool • ship store disalas-T. Kay, itc. this = w oo to stand unt il t h e • . , and 1. Hopton. hilitorke, City, ship store dialer, so ' • fearful manner. --- - ..._.... Mkt WIMP wash MN* she wow. wwil ea l • a_ . I w ek- Des tes as regards T. Key-H. Dyer and I. Field, Plaistow, asex, Mr. Rolt, Sir H. Caine Mr. Giffard . Martin Kr. Martin, Mr. Ribbon, at the close of the case for the prosecution, San we Waft law semad ee pisaa my a ; trveston was waahere....e_ H. Astir and L, Warloseciat, Begeutetreet, ell mgr. Hinipani, and Mr. Hobbouse, were for the puttee.WEATHER REPORT. laid it would be idle for him to attempt to struggle against flineih; Ws ethers beaten . chasei-J. Hull an O. Adcock. Lsadanhallet , eet. city, Men "are • Isseismainief 10 sem each, 5 ft, with 25 added, for eilkeee-R. Levy end IL LAM eV•ffield. clothing meneeseturers --• the bats that had been put in evidence, and there could be 19114 T, JOLT 26, 8 TO II &X ials mei 3yr side ; allies and geldings allowed :lib •xtra, r -A. Bence Beittesnie an 7 d and 0 1 O . D 0 ". union. Mee r 4. Y provides orkiiire, wisretena- COURT OF P RO BATE AND DIVORCE. no reasonable doubt that it was the band of the prisoner . . . that had ca used all the mischief. H • could not • t the with mid= allowances • ; analligll extra. S.Y.C. now r. . Mitchell. T NH • t...he11. Wa k. Wiliam% aed J. Mese* "I = JoL y IPS. same time, howe•er , , ref . ram from . expressing his opinion B. X. IL D. 1. C. L L spades ef • mils. HS su b rs lasessaire, cotton emuseteries. se tar m J Maakell- (Bef ore the J udge Oratory ./ that the • prisoner could not have been In a 11\0e state of ._..._ _ _.._ Ilk .J. amemms Whet llllhelbert. 2 yr. OA 1111 r W. MMus end W. Batas. Tar hike. e ars aNALLWOOD e. SMALLWOOD. mind when he committed the at roci ous outrage of eaea- ..-.-- —— ,Pearesil I J. g, elarVia and H. ye s, N il i a geleitet. sle •. nod J rO. destre=s- W Wks. Dr • Tense, fit a sad Dr. • Tristram apparel! or the Pei{ • oungg to destroy the •Id• of has Ether , and also that of his . la . Wes a =s lisheisillen. I yrs, set 1110.. il. •daaeg) 2 w . J. W . . , , • as .J. assaisemil. ! you a ,isc. sib extra tea and W. w amide. Iletrypoth eamillea Won - Meow ; Ile. Smiley for the respooden t. siater. the latt e r of whom did not appear to have given him i 121111 (Drewi * 0. Ilesittes end I. • lashwam, at& lea Man. Tide erg a M aas oB i . Mica eePa rat • ion peomoted by the the ■ slighted Huse of off Ince• ABBRIMIIII 10.60 64 et N.N.L 2 xis No lift% Mei we the Seat to show in treat, awl leetarers-J. lemiey ana h ria ssisi genweloses- wife cl •• tleman at nt attached to the legation at The jury without , any hesitation returned • •e ' rdict of LIM 20.48 se ss X. 2 r 31111110 the Ise the Heat ef • main quesmr =Ow when he W • Cox and I Cleo t. iacl ill = Danatsbirs -when e he held • s i tuation at the silt y upon the cm sal charge. sanwax se a a N. 4 0 waw= e. bash. led Blesdhenad amiss' aa the maks to belear•-1. En t • iffi ll arli t tcele, smil Moe ykm ' Paddils. Turn. rt n he yea loon directed that j ent of AZINIONAN se es 57 56 NX X 4 0 es where Nail 'pia get We head la bat. sod Rochdale. I Lear re ' hard waste 'photon, ea ter at nor& J. Brake Mueum , he zoomed the petitioner clandestinely at- Po Mai sea 57 56 W&W 2 b . . dea t h should retorted aili mnst the primer, but t C at the , es a se w 3 0 d D. W. Lofthouse, llinAlfrod. Yaehthins. SL Pancras church, and lie afters 'ards cohabited with her colas a . W. wen by slues& lishehellien mud lloodhemed WPM** Xn t-8. eartri ka by Ho ark water-w. an Fisher and J. Maher, seddiete is tri about thirteen Years, duri 'lig which . Interval she bore him same time lia•e instruCiTOO . II That the Asa of • mind his G•twAT ! lease a W. 4 • . asellea, end dabbed mewl aim, w. 0. Barritt, J. Credmkt sod Y. she children. The P• titioner had become reconciled with should he inquired into, sad that a should he made Re . thirosoitio .a.a a so N. 2 r uammrr Lk7sel. diyealters , so far as Mardi W. 0. Bantit-J. semie4 ler family, and her steed ether left her a fortune of 3,0001 , to the Home-office upon th • subject = tho fate al the livillgeOL .29A11S se x .N.W . 1 r . Arkworth. Bradford Moir, Yorksibe, estr ood t= ow that sum 2.0001. was embarked b y the respondent in • • • r prisms is Snell y decided upou. V ALWEA CANTERBURY RACES.-FaiD •T. w. end J. Sanatisea. larielgit. Skyey, II7IIOTOIIII 67 69 is N .W. 3 b 0 sad . I li M mis B. T • ylor. Halifax. Yorkshire, brace megatacterere ellwanifition sailed the Alexandria lade 'taboo, in Bond-street. ge .47 84 62 &W. 5 • Talc law Lore Ilartac•P el 5 son. wok 3 a. with ffil - 8.. Graham. I. N. Tobias, ant J. L. Montalto% Great fit. w high felled, sad ha Nouns • bankrupt. T big locoed • 67 61 57 W S.W. 3 * - added. About two miles. Mean S fail. 11111/fidinta led to the brisking.up of his ' home, and the NORFOLK CIRCUIT .--ii °ZWICK, JIILY 23. DOVER AI 67 82 . W. 8 c Wr. 0. lerableth illOoke 4 yrs. Tit (IlenhoeM 1 SCOTCH 6118117MITRATIONS. west to her mother' a ; but after • time her The comaihnion wait pined yesinrdayland to.dayth•judges POOMWOO2II.. 10.67 13 se &W. 1 0 Ile O. Males. Narellaws. 4 yet TM Mb.... (Orinsta w) I ABRARAM 11050610. FRIEND, Malmo, wine samehenk July it, = sir PORMAND..... 111.80 61 30 LW. 4 is omalgad her to commence • school at Northend, at to dispose of the trainees. There were eve common wad Medlin ad awning. 8 Ws. On lb. . _... , Midrib') ll at the Pasuity Hall. CI w. PINMOODI 29.59 88 a W. 6 e Wheat' Mr. • lawn Teraddre BMX wed. 801 WI IgTe walla wirers. King=e, Perthshire, quarter, August 1, at Hama. Yr. Semawood, bring as azosilent linguist, taught juri bs ead throe special f may amass far trial. '' lass se 57 N.W. t r Fordhaa • l th e War hotel. Perthshire. fa it, sad the undertak i ng . proved a very prosperous oppe. Lord Chief Judos Erie took his seat at tau rlinalatia- •• Jaw fir Mellette tentsp, 4 yes. bleb 'Ma 0 Jon' MUMCIIOII 0 w auctioneer, A 1, at the Ilniforemettily however ni 1849 he took some exception to o'clak and b• soots after twelve the common mama . lasso , , wadC•ow . ~ -., jury Cornonsoar.. 2955 Ha - & 2 o Isaias :2to 1 web Apst Tabbies Grey sad Matas, Rotel, Glasgow.of. They were all of a most uninterestin Magma 129.67 so - SAW. 6 the sidle ol Mr. Williams, • medical gentleman who at. were disposed g r Sae 1 eget Nowliess. wee in • caster by fifty Isaias ; Rearm MornioNgle er Manor, Logie Tees, of Lochee, Forfar. tended the flintily ; and, eccordingto the evidence of the peti. character. lama 16.71 50 .... SW. 2 r LIN • length hennas sewed awl third. shin, quarries% Anna 2, at the British Hotel, Dundee. laser. hemensed ber of infidelity. She indignantly repo- Mr. Justin Wightman went into the city at half-past 38 Y 40111 , -•••• 15.91 el - N. I r James Gumov a. Glasgow. grain merchant. June 90 at the .... 36.10 79 - N.N.W. I o To ammo Ham beams is 10 arm each, 5 fa, with n e a t , " h. g laae , . distad the charge, ad alleged that in the course of the die- nine o'clock, when there were four prisoner for trial, and " mei "' • •• i Illadid. T.Y.C. (11 webs.) Jars WiLain, Lefili. builder, August 1, at the New Ship paw which mass he mos threw her violently on the floor. having tried one ;miaow. adjourned the court to the Claplia Oaks's Seeps. 3 me, at cob .. ilorillsauo 1 Hotel, Leith. Me went again to her mother's, but ultimately a reconcilia- county courts, where all the criminal business remain* excess NATION. lied at Vbeenne• Dnatheead. 2 yrs, ila 1/1b . .• Illy) 2 tips we Welted up. It was agreed that the should return will be tried. 11.-Wawastss sanded and reamed to Mt Mg. all MGM MI Ws. J. Wanes ll:dpiieg, e yrs, tel lab .. _ . , •nriesaws 3 Tnr BUILDERS' STRIKE. -A negotiation is now home, sec that the ellePoudeet should continue to occupy The common jury causes haring been disposed of, the lard .. by t t eeekl•Met t M " Wag ••• 4- ••••1•8 aliema••• " •dradM utionan i cl w ete s tr isLit=llt r e = ailliag ,Ito.• es Harm We swill hl • herb / • Uhl lace ➢ f h tle ftr d' &pertinent& in the house, but that they should otherwise Chief Justice Erie returned to court at two *Week and .- - areeltundred so p or t e set merit o t igi write with erne of la rim. Its GRAND &um) PUTS (HaarSoap) of 100 nom About OM ads asks MIL _ _ _ _ MT 1704•33066 11 yrs. 11/ 16 f i r= 1 Mr. J. a 636 r. 3 yr% 64116 L. I 3 yrs. 61 Mb Prose/ 3 1111 . a **vier Its. aft ....( c;ones.. , 4 / Lad Tiftsike Orr/ (13e 16 an) mod. Yet Slb — Ferdbite7 0 111 r. esaati • Leatirm I, I in. NI (gatwistis: Mr. Pumberlisa frs ibt Mb .. (Cirbasbbw) 0 NIL Ifeteisp. 7w,l C flair* 0 Wafts : 2to 1 opt Tho Dos, 4to 1 mit Esther, sto 1 apt Omoiroa, 7to 1 apt Yorkshire Gray. Woo by a ai koffelb kitty lengtha between tbe sicced and third, sag a the third end fourth. Ten liewerAzos' Puss of 5 ewes, week with 40 added ; Sysebio, 754101 b ; throe. 944 9lb ; four, 10st 10Ib ; Iwo awl upwards. 1 ; taw mimosa to be sold by auatke, aft gesso furlong. J. Bb. 'Men. 4 yrs, eit nib 504. 1 'sll4.4eriel 1 No. O 11 .& Lady foamy, I yrs. Owl 711) 1001.) ; Woodhoufte. no D. Limn W4 4 l . yrs. Ist 11W (1. French) Ur. J. Watts I yrs, OM alb . ... Nark)) 4 Tories 111 y of M . . alley, 3 .74 Marlow) 5 Beelibel : 7t04 co Elea, wbo woe by a length sad a adli; throe heels between the second sod third. The I AIM wee bought is for 12r. guineas. • MAJNIITT . II PLATE of 100 guineas ; 0 4 3 1 b; Ihsr.lllol 71b ; five, 9st 121 b ; six and aged, 941131 b. Two mita Tees Butgsstue %mtgs.—A negotiation is now Oak* plass for the settlement of this dispute with some of the mast influential employers, who, desiring an amicable and speedy settlement, have opened communications with the moose comin,rtee. A deputation from this committee yesterday waited upon some of these employers, and di mmed the whole question in a very friendly way ' and e. *sir mien made a very favourable report o f the views. In the present state of the negotiations it would be moisture to mention the names of the firms thus taking the initiative in conciliation, but they are of high standing in the trade, and any decision they come to will materially in. donne the rest of the employers. At a delegate meeting the building trade held last evening. a petition was proposed few protestation to parliament, complaining of the authori ties of the War-office furnishing a supply of military arti ficers to the contractor for the Chelsea barracks, to fill up the places of the men who had declined to work under the hear system. While, however, there is some prospect of • settlement of the dispute in London, it has unfortunately extended itself in the provinces. During last week a large number of the employers in Liverpool placarded the town with a notice, that on end after September 2, they intended to enforce the system of paying and hiring by the hoer. on this anonym-client the operatives met sad de. terrnioed on immediate resistance. On Monday last the whole of the plasterer+, '214 in number, and the bricklayers employed by those firma who had signed the ab ove no ti ce , to resume work until the notice was withdrawn. Should this not be done, the strike, it is expected, will become general. SAMS OF . WKOXULLL Awns EBTATZ.—This property, comprising the interesting old abbey, with the mansion and nearly 2,000 acres of land, was submitted to public competition, on Thursday last, by Messrs. Chionock and Galsworthy, and as is usual with estates of this magni tude, the sale excited considerable interest, and attracted a large attendance of gentlemen from the midland counties and elsewhere. The first offer made was 80,000/., the bid- dings soon reached 90,0001., and finally 93,0001., at which price the hammer fell, and the property was declared sold. We understand the of the estate is now Mr. James Dugdale, of ifsrtdsi Manchester. The new owner is of an old Warwickshire family, whose name has been long IMO cizted with the Abbey of Wroxhall thrargh the celebrated work on Warwickshire, be., known as " e's Moses tioon," which gives • minute historical description of this venerable abbey, from which it appears that the priory of Wroxball was (outdid by Hugh de Hattori. in the reign of Seep Stephen, about 1141. Henry VIII., in 1544. granted the s and lauds to Robert Burgoyne, in whose family it re mained until 1713, when it passed to Sir Christopher Wren, whose time.descendants have been in possession up to the present Dr. ?vies, Q.C., and Dr. Tristram, appeared for the peti tioner ; Dr. Swabey for the reepoodent This was a cease of judicial separation promoted by the wife of • gentleman at present attached to the legation at Turin. In the year ISki, when he held a situation at the British Museum, he married the petitioner clandestinely at St. Pancras church, and be aftersards cohabited with her about thirteen years, during which interval she bore him six children. The petitioner bad become reconciled with her family, and her stepfather left her a fortune of 3,0001. Of that sum 2,0001. wee embarked by the respondent in • sr sedation called the Ale:smirklaMit.tion, ia Solid atreet, which tailed, sod he became • beat:rapt. This led to the breaking-Pp of his home, and the =airmeat to her mother's ; but after • time her enabled her to commence • school at North-end, Heats. Yr. Smallwood, being an eminent linguist, taught in it, and the undertaking . proved a very prosperous one. however, in 1849 he took some exception to the visite of Mr. Williams, • medical gentleman who at tended the family ; aad.arcordingto the evidence of the pal timer. he accused herd latidelity. She indignantly repo. dieted the charge, mad alleged that in the course of the die. pates whisk areas be mm threw her violently on the floor. She weer grin in her nether's, but ultimately • reconcilia tion wee polished op. It was agreed that she should rerun home, and est the respondent should continue to apartments la the Wawa, but that they should otkmwtm live apart ; the object of the samoreanent hang to noble the school to be serried en. Tb petitioner mend her husband of having eitampied to kook this esearset, and dr posed to smother senile helloes' diem hut she led sot Merge him with timing en AM seam w6hyy knit her. Tie Immo berdrent s emend time = ; the school was la jd ulli thnes • woo / *mire The petitioner was again .whaled t. omen seam! ; and it was in ceder to guard aping Oho prolbllifp d interference an the part of the reepordert AM else mem hrer the present mil In sup port of bar moo nenalserel Mem war* to her by the important. *ging her fern firmer sod coached in the most fond tums, wee, pot The eviler of the bubo& Masa before Dr. Buford. the realaker, jun helm Yr. aridtwood left for Italy, Ins read. la it be dented bay* mod any force to his wife ; but carreol her with timing ken guilty of violence to him, sad wiliest lamellas any criminality to her he alleged that her wariest with mini to Yr. Wi ll iams had been cabin- Wed to irritate him The court reserved its decision. - 11ieci.aimon jury causes having been disposed of, the Lord Chief Justice Erie returned to court at two o'clock and Wed OsorpeWilding, aged 13, and hose Powell, aged 11, were indicted for placing a piece of iron and a piece of onke on the nibs of the Esitern Counties Railway, at Seaton, with intent to obstruct and upset the enfinee and carriages, sod endanger the lives of persona travelling thereon. Mr. Bufwer was for the promotion ; the prisoners were undefended. _ _ Ilk. 111...... r's Blue Jack.... bard . . .. (Tart lham , I Ile. UsOates 04,144. 4 )n 'Orloutta.rl 111.11111•4 . 4 Coward:l.ln, 3to 141.tolry 3 Nt. Y. i110p.0.. I Lnelmolr 4 p . Nighttwil, 4 Bab( : 4tol on Blue Jacket. Woo mealy by • neck ; &Ind between wood and third. TIM BARMAN Dows ftrans of S ion. etch, with 25 Mild rive furious* MR A. Moots Misaire. yrs. rat . . Manatees") I f. A. 1,0.12 . 0 Mbereiltr. I ere. ilb . 1114aeley Bk. 11• Noes Mu Mar* 3 yrs, Tot Mb . g u t,,,ku., 3 1133. abbe Lady Miran, t yrs. est ob i vi etter cb ; g , ler. 1 Lehr s W 0.144. lalb T Mb. Tigre IC., 3TM let 9in ..... . .. A. Marlow• o Bk. Blilvia's Mercury. yra let 7lb (throw lantriag : t to 1 egg Liberality, Ste 1 wt Miseare, 4 to 3 sot Lab Fatty. Woo by leff Ingth ; two lengths Ins ean; lie emend and thini Tim Oct PLAT, w.s won by Gaylad, 4 yrs, Wt 71b, bins Ellie, 4 yrs, At, sod tour others. Arelaitivoieth.}..liolWWAT'S 0111=1/7 AND Illereitev—Cholere.-11, visage et throe dleetae, are epee ameneed is the weekly bab et avetallty. with the leth amp weather. deficit., drehrek eva haw* exhalations, ewer et deaths horn these tee dbeesee vat eleedity la ewr Nam 1101er tellitll'mit be limeed elpYed venterestifig aid vivreeleing thew WWI arithee, sod beillepeelleb des{ rw tot th• Itelleurafe Oielmene depail riedlehteatv nelphsliver the Mem" while Yell& Ni Mos Thies reweliee set lamacelouake awl I.semi aloft= et abase, lamer ate d leir et the Airmen ler tarred. tbe vellth.., sad f arl. renewed ; the mermen woo le ...I beelebeeleseed. The evidence established the case spinet the elder pri• loner beyond all doubt, and it ►ppeared that before any accident could happen, the driver of an aegise on the other rails saw the obstruction and removed it. The boy alt. sconded, and was subsequently apprehended at Livermore, and on the policeman taking bin,, said he didn't think they would have come for him after such a long time ; he was sorry he had done it, but would not do so again." The jury Acquitted the youoger primmer, but found the other Guilty, recommendum him to mercy on account of his youth. His Lordship said lie really hardly knew bow to deal with these ones. He had had two mese of • like kind at Aylesbury and two at Huntiogdon these maims. He would take time to consider the sentence he should pan. 001 JIM OF BINIERIIPTCY.-.lun 26. (Before Mr. Commissioned. Nis.) IN RE SNIIN AND nu:sr.—Ml LUTHER TAILOII2I. IL—Dsassitar semested sad raMeifto >lt Mg. el a._ Niel : eask 10 flask d victim* rim, osi s lag 'boat amingsdrev.._ of se bad famisrMsa; sad sack 10 d., above lld deg., esiados seedy throe Ituadsultbs lacrosse. li.—Expoesd braeaseler In Mods IL—Moistmed bulb (for svapondloa sad My goad). D.—Etroodes of Mad (true—two polepWt of mg. aide). I.—Pores (1 le u—estisasted). C. (1 to 9). IaIWIM: b, blue bip, a. clouds (debarked t, fog: b, ball: 1, ddlt=m. IMAM Nadi o. memos k ited) F. rola ;I, MOW: . B. Sesdldmivaos (1 to 91. The bankrupts, Wm. Smith and Win. Francis Patient, were tanners and leather.merchanta of Bermondsey New road. This was the adjourned examination meeting. The rase has been before the court near a twelve. smith, and the accounts have been frequently publi s h e d i n &MI The joint liabilities are about 200,000 E., on which a dividend of 2s. has been paid. Mr. Linklater appeared for the bankrupt Smith, and Mr. 0. Z. Lewis fur Patient. Mr. Malley, for the assiones, aid the examination meeting had been adjourned from time to time by reason of the unsatisfactory nature of the accounts. On the Ist of March last they were adjourned sine die ; amended accounts had since been filed. sad am of the tookrupla ' (Patient), now sought to pan en those aesennts. Patient was a bachelor, hi ing is • moderate shod house of 461. a year ; it was lot knows that hie habil@ were expensive ; and hence the necessity of aesemstiag for a large amount of his drawings, which were ao Ism than 1,900/. in the last six months of the trading. Amongst the losses was an item of 1,1001. stated to be as advisees mad* to one Joshua Mobile, the eklawat to • large maths at Heaths ; ad Mr. D. T. Mures. merchant, of Iforlhemptoa-park, having hers ex. 11 61a rilewear said he was quite satisfied that the bsakrapt bed Mid the truth as some points which were disesased,aad be would be allowed to piss. Mr. Bagfigy_isid the bankrupt omit take bottom that these matters wadi be urged against him at th e certificate mast. laigi =et essiast. oa behalf of the other bankrupt, Soak. data lim6 he had flied an amended halaaceeheet, as n aafi now asked that • day should be appointed far Pis Ise/ essasisatioo. A Mai we. appointed for the zch of October, and the taralllaala alai la readmits ass for the 24th October. --- " We find Du Berry's Delicious Health tyrants Ambles Toed the West remedy De bablirl e & Pam. Dareerrhehle hrelesattee . (rie • din Z, sthma, hreerhishr, ar • bghemem, almley. allaisi, dataleser. Meer, W aver, dehUlty. acre dr. 4, 411.6 7 11114 .1 g. —Astrrew re D. FAD: Dr. Hervey, Dr. Intorlarte, Di , Dr. worm. treed is Use ill.. :a es : Vb., ea it : . Ita.. Itb., eta. awry De Barry and ro . 77. larrant.atrest, Leedoe : Parttime 4011 Mason . Cron, nod Madmen . ahn at ee, Ormeacharalt Ides's. 4. Cb4491C14. el sad lie, Osiord.rrreat—{herdumat.) THE POLICE COURTS. lUGH : TREET._ RiCkard It;;;;T WCW; ; ;;k:ZiiCaO;7,l, NOW 04•1111• dish-street, was charged with causing the death of Jane Janette Oathrey, on the 24th instant, at 3, New Cavendleh street, Portland-place, by wounding her in the abdomen** a table knife. The medical gentleman and other witnesses had been kept waiting a mast unreasonable time from some unexplained cause on the pert of the police, but said to be because the beadle bad gone away with the knife. On the accused, a gentlemanly-looking man of about 46, Wag placed at the bar, it was observable that he had a Neel e. Thos. ey Maclean Cathrey, eon of the deceased, and who seemed much effected, said— We had all been to the opera, and on our return there was some diassanks. It was on Tuesday night, a little before 12. We retuned in a cab. There ma an angry altercation after supper. It ma ho tness my mother (the deceased) and the fwismer. It lasted some time, and I saw some Woes thrown won the table. I think ft wee by sondeat. The knife same from Mr. Westbrook. About live coasts after I discovered that my =Elm was wounded. She and at first that she was not wounded. She then west upstairs, and it turned out that she wee wounded. The knife fell upon the Mids. I went for a surgeon dim*. When lam the knife pees I rushed forward, and I be I struck him and marked him. M mother told the prisoner afterwards that s h e no and prisoner was mush agitated, and mid. "Go fora surgeon," and I did so. pursuer — Yam ham even your evident* very fairly, but I wish to elate wisel you did see the knife come from my hand. Witner—l New yes snake a movement, and the knife par ; in fed. I mold lewdly my ft was a kWh. He (pi- MARKET& SUGAR—The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the British possessions in America for the week ending July 23, is Zis. 9jd. per cwt., exclusive of the customs duty.—The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the Mauritius for the week ending u above is 245. 51d.—The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the East Indies for the week ending as above is 28s. 7Vl.—The average prim of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar, jointly, for the week ending as above, is 245. sd. per cwt. BRISTOL, JULY 26.—We have had a reaction in our sugar market this week, and the late ♦er/ active demand hes given way to the greatest &hum. The sales effected hays hew very small, and price. in most cases are 6d. lower, with so inclination oa the part of the trade to buy, except at still lower rata,. Refined sells slowly, at easier prices ; rum, unsaleable ; rice in good demand, at Bd. advaaus. TALLOW. -Maur Evrarfo.-Ilie market is quiet. At public salsa 2,800 casks were offered, of which 1,200 sold-1860 Y.C., bought in at 46e. 6d. ; 1858 Y.C., very firm, sold at 455. 6d. to 455. 9d. South American.-A few pipes sold at 475. Australia. beef, 43a. to 44a. Odessa fins sheep, 465. 3d.; middling, 455. to 455. &I. ; beef, 445. to 44a. 3d. ; new Ukraine scarce at 48a. ; Petersburg melted, 48e. ; town tallow, 4fie 6d. net cash ; October to Deoember, 47e. ; separate motels, 47a. &L; December ooly, 475. ti,l. ; January to March, 48s. Cams nut oil firm-Cochin at 455.; Ceylon, 445. to 43e. 6d. ; Sydney, fair, at auction, 435., down to 41s. for low and week. Palm oil fiat at 42a. 10d., Lagos ; Palm nut oil. 35e. to 378. Home greem, 38a. Deliveries to last evening, 1,010 casks ; arrivals, 515 casks. oonoN.—Linaroot., Juts 26.—Then has bun again • very extensive demand front the trade, as well as hug speindaton and exporters. which has resulted in a further adverse isf ed. to Id. per lb. for the more current qualities of American. Barton has been much inquired for, and is ed. per pound dearer. Bruit is in better demand, at id. advance. The business in Surat has been very large, both CS the spot and to arrive ;" prices of the current gush. ties must be quoted id., and the sawginned Dharwar are id. P6rPouod dearer. Speculators have taken 24,710 American, I s 3oo Egyptian, 660 Pernam, 100 Peruvian, and 10.920 Burst; and there are reported for export-6,110 American. 60 , 10 Bahia, and 12,9 0 0 Surat. The market opsns Intarole g with a good demand ; probable Asia 15,000 bales, of which 6,000 may be on speculation for export. carrow GOODS.--MAircalans, Jam lEL—Tbe ac tivity at the mutat sem to have bees lamosed shoe Tuesday, and in some departments to day it is decidedly checked by the extreme prices that ere *eked for goods and yarns. Sellers are extremely stiff at their quotations. The cloth market is almost exactly in the same state as on Tuesday, only rather quieter. In yarns there has not been much doing for India or the Fist, though the inquiry for Chins was considerable. A good deal of business has been done, however, by the home trade houses, and also by the Germans. The sales made have been at the highest rates, which have advanced again by , id. to id. per lb. since Tues. day. In 32s twist cops the rise is especially decided. CORN.--Citausafonn, Jucv 2G--There was a good sup ply of wheat at market to-day, and all best runs were taken freely at fully the ratio of last week. Wheat, white, 56a to 6N. ; red, 445. to 5Us. There is more complaint of blight and mildew in the wheat than we like to hear, also of potato disease. Weather unsettled and showery. LINCOLN, JOLT 26. —Our market was ls. dearer for wheat, but the demand was not brisk. Scarcely anything passing in apnog corn. Several complaints of MA and mildew today. Wheat, red, 48s. to 575. ; white, Ns. to 655. LIEItPOOL, JULY 26.—This morning's market has exhi bited an improved tone for wheat, and a good consumptive business has been done at last Friday's rates for new, and Id. per rental advance on fine old. Flour is held firmly at former prices, but does not move freely. Indian con has had a fair retail sale at last week's prices. Oats and oat meal steady. Beans and peas each In good demand at late rates. Barley little dealt in. The market closes with a healthy feeling. WAKEFIELD, JULY 26.—The wet weather has rendered holders firmer, but has had no other effect on the trade. Fine fresh parcels meet a fair male at last week's rates, but other sorts are almost unsaleable. Barley nominal. Beans, oats, and shelling dull, at late rates. Average of week ending July 22 :—Wheat, 1,632 quarters at 52a. Bld. ; barley, 50, 3 1 s. 4IAL ; oats, 20, 295.f6d. ; bean; 9, 435. 6d. ; peas; 10, 48a. COALS.—LoaDos, JOLT 26. Holywen, its. 6d. • Straker's West Hartley, 16s. 3d. ; Thalisid Moor Bates, 13e. 3d. ; Wylara, 15s. 6d. ; Ede' Main, 18s. 3d. ; Walls Zed Haswell, 20e. • Walls End Rossel's Hetton, Is. 3d. ; Walls End Haugh 195.; Walls End South Bello., 19s. 6d. ; Walls End orpe, 18s. ; Walls End Trinulon treril9e. 9d. ; airway and Waffryn Anthracite, . barway and Duffryn Halting, 26.--Ships at market 22 ; sold, 21. TRAIT IO RETURNS. Woe Pas- Ider- Total. Tend 9.41811,626 open eery aunties 1881 1884 Week ending Itey 19 S S ke4 Indian Railway Bengal Dis 248 1,119 5,200 7,328 4,654 2 Distil= 14 .7 •• • 2,215 4,70 4,975 4,856 Weer ending July 6. ITTrwikeit 676 6,966 010 11,495 10,654 ending July 14. T 1184422, & !loath. =Mai Joty M. 1,229 800 2,339 2,510 Odsislin ll9l 6,655 16,606 17,163 16,365 SHIPPING IN2 B LLIGENCH. CASUALTY. Fanny, of Carillon, from Cardiff to Lisbon, with coal,. foundered 40 miles N.W. of We Own ; crew sired.—Vigo, July 25. VIIIIIIILS SPOKIN WITH. Amelia, from Paraiba for Liverpool, July 13, lat 44 N, [on 39 W. Bosphorus 'barque), from Cochin 14 days for London, April 16, lat 10.483, lon 79.43 Coro (American ship . from Calcutta tin days for London, ILty 8, lat 30.11 A. 41.86 E. . . . . . r, tram 1:1;;;t1T's for Llv,rpool, July 15, tat 45 N, ton n w. leanor from Jlonlmetu for Queenstown, June 10, let 4 N, ton 19 W. )eorge Kendall ship'. from Tato:oda 14 days for London, April 12. lat 6.628, lon 62.33 K lane Daggett, from London for New York, July 8, lat 40 N, lon 37 W . . roiin ititaon, from Buenos Aires tor Liverpool, June V, lat 12 N, lon 33 W. iford6orosi7 train Bombay 20 days for Liverpool, April 16, lab 10.46 fi, lon 19.431 Richard Cobden. from Arracm 110 days for Liverpool, June 19, Lai 10.28 N, lon 23.4 W. Wallace, from Liverpool fro Calautia, June 16, lab 0 N, lon W. WoodcoN (ship), from London for Barbedoes, lab 28 N, lon 23 W. Tin GERMAN Fmrwr.—A letter from Hamburg, dated July 20, states, with reference to what is celled the " German fleet," that it is a project for putting afloat 120 gunboats-70 for the Baltic and 40 outside the Sound— all of them to be under Prussian management, which of course ignores the existence of an Austrian flag in these waters ! that being fully employed in holding its own in the Adriatic. Prussia proposes that Hamburg and Bremen shall each of them launch ten apiece of these craft at their own cost, besides building the others for German account. What proposal has been made to the Senate of Lubeck is not known, but the two other Hanseatic seaports above mentioned, decline to take so large an allot ment of the maritime defences on their shoulders, unless they ere altogether exonerated from the laud form contin gent, in horse and foot, they now contribute to the 10th federal division. They also complain of Hanover having burdened them beyond their fair proportion with the indemnity payable for Stade dues of Elbe. Hanover blocks up the way at every attempt to go a-head either in Germany orelsewhere. This petty court haerefusedPrussiaaslipef lead for railwayaccess to a naval animal at Jande, on the German Oman, purchased in 1856 from the Grand Ducby el Olden burg by Berlin ; and, with respect to the King of Prussia's rumoured visit to the camp at Chalons, to-day's report is that Vienna clogs that visit with the obbligato attendance of an Austrian archduke, for the sake of appeassoess. BANK or EOYIPT.—The following is the report to be presented to an extraordinary general meeting of share holders on Monday, sth of August :—" In submitting to the shareholders the accounts for the half-year ending 3C.11 June, 1861, the directors report that the debt due from the estate of the late Prince El Hami Pacha has been reduced to 30,0001., inclusive of interest, and this balance is amply secured. Of the other dependencies mentioned in the last repent, a considerable sum bas been realised, although with the sacrifice anticipated, which, however, the directors have been able to meet without infringing on the reserve fund. They hare nevertheless thought it, prudent, out of the pre sent half /ear's profits, to set aside a further sum to pro. vide for my km which may be experienced in the settle ment of the remainder. The amount standing to the credit of profit sad Is.. is 12,4791. lih. 4d., which enables the directors to reemanmed the naval dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum for the half-year, free of income tax, having 3,7291. 10a. 4d. to be carried forward to the next account. The directors cannot close this report without acknowledging the highly honourable conduct and friendly support which has characterised the proceedings of his Highness the Viceroy in all matters connected with the settlemeat of the late Prince's debts." TRZATT OF CONUIRRCE AND NAVIGATION BETWEEN teak NAJENTY AND TR! r NULTAN.—Yesto:dais Gazette bushes the text of sTreaty of Commerce Navigation her Majesty and the Sultan, which was signed at rs;h6 77 ;, Apri l, the ratifications being exchanged at Coo. sbatiaople an the 9th inst. MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& _ CANDLER—Job , 23, at Oxford 1111;, Queen's-road, St. John's. wood, the wife of E. Candler. EN., of a son. CERIVINS.—JuIy 23. at Bridge-road, St. John's-wood, the wife of C. fL CheMns, req., of a son. CUDIBERLAND. —July 25, at Chilsey.green Cottage, near Chertsey, the wife of R. K Cumberland. Esq., of • daughter. DAW.—July Y 5, at Camden.park, near Bromley, Kent, th e wife Da of G. H. w, Req., of • dauglter. GUTHRIE—JuIy 25, at Portland place, the wife of J. A. Guthrie, Req., of a son. JOBSON.—JuIy 22, at Eaton-place South. Eatonequare, the wife of G. C. Ammon, Req.. of a son. JORDAN.—JuIy V, at Colmore-row, Birmingham, the wife of F. Jordan. of • daughter. LEVY.—JuIy U. at Bristol. the wife of Mr. A. Levy, of a son. LIITTRZLL—JuIy 22, at Woodlands, Somerset, the wife of Mr. 0. 7. Luttrell, of a daughter. PAYTON.—JuIy 23, at Clifton, Bristol, the wife of Mr. S. E. Payton. of • eon. WfIRELRY.—JuIy 21, at Yarmouth, the wife of C. S. Wheeley, Req., of • daughter. MARRIAGES. STANS-MALLARD.-duly b, at St. lode's, Soothers, by the Rer. D. Williams, if. L Evans, Eq., Captain R.M.L.1.. to Frances Henrietta, danghter of C. Mallard, Req., of Kensing ton Villa. Swithaen RAM PSON-A NcOCK. - July b, at Holy Trinity Church. Cowie'', near sealth, Yorkshire, Mr. T. Hampwm, of Manchester, to Sarah Ann, daughter of the late Mr. W. Ancock. MAIAOLM-IRBY.-July 25, at St. George's. Ranoverequale, by the Rev. K Napes'', Canon of Westminster, J. W. Mal colm, Eq., M.P., to the Hon. Alice Frederica, daughter of the Right lion. lord Boston. MOLKSWORTH-STEWART.-July 24, et the Oraerenorequare Church. Manchester. bJ the Rev. A. Munro, D.D., R. Moles warlb. Captala Ears' Dragoon., to Mary Louisa, daughter of C. A. Stewart Sag., of Whalleyeange, near Manchester. RAMSAY-KRIM-July U. at 84. Andrew's. Kelm, by the Rev. P. Reads, If A., James Henry. son of Sir 0. Ramsay, Hart., of Bang, Perthshire, to Elizabeth Mary Charlotte, daughter of W. S. Kerr. Eq., of Chatto and Sunlaws, Rozburghshire. SALT-A NDKRDON.--J uly 24. at Chlslehursk Kent, by the Rey. 7. M. Murray. T. Salt. sun.. Eel., M.P., to Helen, daughter of J. Anderdon, Eq.. of Chisleharst. DEATHS. CILYLEY —July 22, at Norihfleei,M7. J. Cayley, aged 56.* CLARK.—JuIy 22, W. Clark, 2.q., of Ackworth, Pontefract. Yorksklre, aged 66. MGM — JuI/ILO. Crom..,nk., of Northampton park, Ming. ton, aged M. FRERMAN.—Jaky'2I,, at Prlncesosquare, Plymouth, R. Free- man, lax., axed II& GRANT. -July !!, Mr. T. Grant, of Stratfordeoad, Manchester' axed 2& LUDLOW.—JuIy 12, at Compton Oreealkid Rectory, near Bristol. Jabs, widow of the late Mr. Serjeant Ludlow, aged 77. nacaVAL—July 27 at Solihull, Warwidillitm P. J. Pareeral. Fag., aged hinted sad Published by WILLIAZ XMAS LIM, at No. 8. Lonsberdetreet. In the City of Less*" Muter, et the Olhos, In Lambent-street. in the Prestos{ of Whitidders..-. netuitneY, JOLT Or. OM / r /