The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-25 00:00:00

arr cut 2DTG. 11011 K iIIVOUST MEETING. prIPLSDAY. PA ATICOI4IIIO. Vet Enna wt. Lassa ot 25 mite. each, for 3 yr-olds ; oak% 11,1 tht 31b. Extra Voter tee meets Tn. mead to moire bate hi Ash& this k . raal W threw quarters. C23esbe.) F. L. Pas's M Myren, by I" SR lnb ( mitre) (lartellowert 1 ,*r. Levee O. 101 rib (A. Day Setting: 6a4 on Clidetea. Whilst rummies 4to wee kid to some nion_ey 5 whit hi whin*, Unread the Deaseir MLeger. Wild Dwell waited sail they were Jai within the distance whew he west op, Molt the hid, sad Obeyed boas ea easy wise*, by two isntim 'Virg &micros &twee of 16 sots. esa, 6 ft, with 10 added. Two-yr-olds,/st ; three fist. Cortsia pinatas rod alloweacee. Use nibs (36 tribal kr. Redstone leads lbe liasisla, by Laaboist, lu:b sike Ited*rct's Priml yrs. Set HO (P.1•49 • In. ibcestoes Lars,' yrs, 7.1 lisrsoores c Plying Datelassa—Ellwdak. (Aallea l • sad the tag The following also Mai ay.., it the Gipsies. Betting: 6 to 4 sV Ibequfte, 3 to 1 apt Elletdal• eon. Wea easily ty tire hooka Dead beat between Para aad 'L he aws Ise newt plea. lillardaks ell was about toe &laided them Aim Poeswea Buses of 60 arra mesh, h War 1 olds. eelts fht 711, fillies Set 41b. Tbose by ambled eat of mares that *ever predated • ersdhat fied o i r snowsuits. ily .., T.Y.C. b ( , ‘ 11.7.7.1 Am J. usiande Allred. ardesteber,lhit 715.. (J. Oaborml $ Zatiabb's ryriin, by • Betas_i : 6 tr ' no Overrefih, Thies. The 6t04 oa _ 2to 1 opt Alhod, 6to Weslifiall • Yoga. Duel kiss fee , wisest I__yew- le es she weird of =rsassy. TMvie bong by u. sum*, irk° ia We favour. BETTING AT NIGHT. EARL DEBBY'S PLATE. 4 to 1 apt Guises 6 to 1 Engrain to 1 Morgaito 87. 4 to 1 opt Oklstoir (t aad oil) 4 to 1 Rifirmati (6 to 1 takes freely) 6 to 1 Lord ot the lal« (t) 7 to 1 Biomass Heaths, (1) 10 to 1 Closouttos Colt (s) 12 to 1 Morohlooom (0 U to 1 Oinsaloo Ewing, (toad of) 1000 to 16 Dirk Hattersick (t) THE DERBY. 10 to 1 apt Wistoortl (t) 12 to 1 Fly-brNigot (t) 12 to 1 Artillery (t) 100 16 to to 6 Dram Tolle y atist (1) Jekk (t) 20 to 1 Dusk, (t) 60 to 1 TM Ceram (t) ""IDLY. Tan Eitivzsmtan STAIL3IIO7 200 eon. sub, b ft, for Birgit& ; colts, Bit 7111; Mies, let 41b ; aortae peaUties and allowsecea. The ..coed to resign back hie stake. Oae uMo. (7 1 :4 . ) M. J. a Leed of the Wm by Taushitan Out 11lb b email ( . Prl:m e l y I Ase c t e leVA Pante; 4lb (llestbelamew I Betties : 7 to 2 ea Lord of die Wee, who ens by half • length. .Tan Gluey Yonmentith Itraimi of 10 .on. auk, oda 100 added for the nosed lone, for 3-yr-old.; sibs. flat 71b; fillies, get 21b. The ewer* of the third bane M naive 60 eon. oat of the slakes. Ems weight for metafe winaen. Oae s.lle sad three.piarten. (167 e rr.. Osbaidestean Lama; by 'fir, ast 10e (Planar 1 Laid Sethad's Set 7lb —. jam I fir. 5. Clubleflee Lelg Get lib ....... .(J. Odium 3 Kr. T. Pares Bansabss. OM 'The followlag she ram: Blousing H . Qhmr, Um floe bltq legoesse, /Pala. Benin: 6 to 4 in Fandango, 3 to 1 sal Bleeulag Weather, 4to 1 apt Sideman. A very latesesting use im *NA W favourite sod Hianue feted Is hues of tho litMe by a meek. Si: hogths between the sosemd ad lirsad a bead between third sad fourth, Mosquito , a d s Blowing Heather sloth, and Yutiek *south. Demedlately after the ran 6 to 2 was taken about Me w he the fit. Leger. The Trio &rinse of 6 son. eaeh,with 26 added, for 2 yr M. colts, 9st ; Shies Bet 10Th; the 'than to be sold for 1100 eon. ; allowances if mitered to be sold for less. T.Y.O , 6 tor. 44 yde. (8 sebi) Mr. IL l'Ampa's Tenassase, by Chanticleer (SOL), 7st 14lb (Welk.) 1 Mr. Roblesot's Womb* (NO, lit 10Ib ......... (AlOttetj I Mr. Worthington's live (3314. bulb (ilabsball) 3 The following also ran : —Bus Vista, f by Ingo, a by Ostaisboy, e by Ranier. Betting: 3to 1 apt Eve, 4to 1 apt Teepees* 4to 1 apt Blanche. Woo by a length aid a bolt; a audebetwous snood and third. The ethers beaus of. The wiener was homeht in for 41 guise's. Plies OF PLAT', value 300 son., the gift of*, Earl of Derby, added to a sweepstakes of 26 son. each, 16 ft, and 6 only if doidend, eke. Certain peaalties. Oae nails east a halt (101 subs, 73 of wefts deoland.) Mr. t Ilarrison's Binge Tramps, by Telesipsde, aged. Set3lb look Admiral Barman% Illosmire, yes, (Bar 1 (Dotes Admiral Flareonn'. Dame Judith, yrs. Get lib (Outlook II Or, J. Ilttnes Wild Hantsesen, 4 yrs, 7t Gib... . .....(Wells 4 The followiag also ran :—Punicestuir, Beeped's, Quips 'Ammoniac Bloomag Heather, eby ruthless, Inatruetnee , ,liontily, Jolly Marine, Elastic. Bat•ing : 10 to 3 opt Ellsruire, 6 to 1 each eget °niece, 'Ammonia, and Jolly Marine, Bto 1 apt King of Tramps. • dose race in with the first three wae woe by a each, the se 'cord beating the third the sane distaste. The prize is io frosted silver at an ivory stand. The sub ject is Ferry at th e Bat tle of Holoudoo " and is he q{ the well.kapre passage of Bhalupe;re's play of Henry lin which he gives the celebrated deemriptine as fop. It per deilped and modelled by Mr. Alfred Beetra, sad as aikettured by Meson. Heat and Balm& , Tas GUICALCIL &FAIL= Of 10 110•11. sub, with 100 added • by the members of the York °limerick Club, for 2 yr olds; .its, fin 7lb ; and fillies, Bst 21b; extra weight for certain • trimmers • the second to resolve 26 eon. out of the stakes, mad the third to save bie stake. One mile. (30 sow.) Illr. Hartand's Mire" by The Flying Datalumin, et tin Yr. EAsrards's Braver had Bozos, hst lib (Mims))) I .11r. lhomtoa's Wm, Mt ?lb T. OW The following also no : f by Dirdeatcher—lde)stry, Vandermslie, Kitty, Alfred, Van Gales, Dramatist. Betting : 2 to 1 on Dramatist, 6 to 1 apt Kiser, 6 to 1 opt l'endernaulin. Won by a length ; same distance between the second and third. Vandermulin was fourth, mad Dramatist fifth. Tat PLATE of 68 sow. for 3 yr-olds sad wpwards. Optional selling weigher, &a. Ow sills sad a halt Mi. Masilekro Ilia Black by Olin, S yrs (SOL),ist 21D (rordlasi 1 Kr. Knouts.% The hautboy. I pro (SOL), Sot ab.. (Creoseroll I Kr. Caktor's Hasby, 4 yrs (M.), pet 610 (Aldorolt S 10ottiog : 6t04 on Sendboy, 4to 1 eget say other. Woo * • bead ; • length a half hater's* the woad and third. Bed fourth. Tat CoNsoi.briox &amnia of 60 swea t added to • lisedicap Sweepstakes of 6 eon. eau. T.Y.C. 6 far. 44 r gte el Bedford's Pare r by Porepeo, 3 yrs. Vol 711, (Chariton) lard Derby's Proem", 3 yrs. 614 'turd Wilton% Orem, 4 re Sis OntualtiL The following aloe ran :—Cone, Yeatiek, Little wom Treachery liaritenteat, Cisorstlo, Aimee, Notre Dame , Little Tabby, Gaillard, t by Melbourne, /Pint Ply. Batting : 4 to 1 opt Gaillard, 4 to 1 opt Protester, 6 401 opt Post, 6to 1 apt say otter. Woe by WO • Imre. Three leogthe Mtwara the woad and third. Pint Fly Woe fourth. — .To COLT SAPLING STAIN of 60 soVv. each, 30 ft, tot tyr olds; tht 71b *soh. T.Y.C. (7 subs.) admiral Hareonen • by The Fly* Dotehma— net rib. Mr. Wentworth Ogden, Set 7th Betting : 6 to 4 on Bliordalo colt, who, oft., a good row, wen by a neck. • BETTING ON THE COURSE. BT. LEGER. to 2 eget Ragman sad off) 3 to 1 Oe"stoat (t sad off) Sto 1 Lord of the hies (t freely) ♦ Inn Wiliam sad important stomas was item ogle • the far hated Haavecwire. T►s rusts, woo rpm imesseiss, sad the molt of metals rims has rimed • gemplris Ammo la the 81. Levu bitting. The proceed• lege woe gowdoetal with the mast pratiewortby paatitoality ea Widow SETTING AT MANCHESTER--FittpAy. Vary Little don a oeneequenee of nearly all tits web neribers Wag at Tack. ST. LEGER. 3 to 1 opt OoWoo (t) sto 1 Edema (t) sto 1 Lord of the Islet (0 7 to 1 llarobiosov t) 10 to 1 Elm:mina Heather (elf) DERBY. 1836. 10 to 1 apt Wentworth (0 16 IS tie to 1 1 RPlyenner, (by Night t) (t) 20 to 1 Yellow Jae& (0 26 to 1 Dumb., (I) 4u to 1 Won Langton (0 Os Friday last arta of the guards on the Water. OW rod Limerick Railway, seated Duple, bed a weaderful 411 09 8 at Om TiPitlawg lasethea. Be wee ea the top of elm sr tbeeurlafee• Ns Imola as the tine pima at meetly tan speed, wboa les was omelets by the ems wires or the Ispipeele telogriph, sad flto senseless ea the Ilea, hit char of the tseia. Some ws abet off miff attar tame Whissia be was restores to bie SMOG, whoa It was diussmsbil Met ha tad escapes eeheratea, with the 'supp lies eta ellabs braise cm as left Actable:. He le se w a t Ns doff Realm CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. Wailes Cyr/leki, 68, dmoritied as an attorney, mimeo• rimed se take his trial apes an indietmest which *Marra him with seadsne a letter to Altzaader William Radford the elder, threatesing to amass Alrirmsder William Rad ford the yeempr of Missy, with IMMO IP eater' mosey. it will he remembered that the giabsee ail the younger Radford bad bad many Miasmal= lesedhore Ina that lb* prierser maeidseed himself to be wedged to 1101. be mem nodes milk time trommeelmem Nadia& however ► 'het be Geoid wee obtain it, he wrote the lust in clematis to the MTtor, sad threseemed that salmis the money were paid would prefer a Marge of forgery aritiast his son. Mr. Heals lam, who leppomed iss the primmer, mid that he had acted la the astart magma belief that be was merely minting what kw 01111111iVed to be his jest righte, sad not nom any improper maim He new felt, however, that be wee sot Jumbled to the muse be had taken, sad ander his advice he would plead guilty. Mr. Juane, Brie said that the ease was a very different roe to the ordinary clan of dreams of this desmiption,l and be considered the purposes of justice would be fully answered by the primmer entering lobo a reaognisanos to ' appear and melee Use judges's% of the court if he ehoald be called upon to do so. James W 46,33, was indicted foe a felonious welt apes Rama Matthews. Mr. Esiryb prossatted ; the priamer was defeaded by Mr. Ballaatiar. Tbeproelesirig, who is a young girl about twisty, it ap peared, woe is the annies of • lady is the City-road, and she was is the MEM a "deg te the shop of the defesdast, who is a chemist. is the Boswell-stivet.road, for MLA, artiales for her Isialmes. Up= ass asealion. according to her station's% the peiseser wade seam inquiries res ber health, gad apesker telling Ws that she spat bleed - bad poise ia bee side, ha offered to give her seem medic's, that would reline her ; sad ca the Mlowing day be sidled at bar mistress's helm for the rerpow, as ha said, of szamislag Ms sheet. It appeared that there was so as. la the home bat the pros,cutria whims the prisoner west, and seseedieg to her evidence, after be bad behaved is a very Wiseest swan, be threw Mr apes the sofa, sad eta - MOM tM.isso imputed to bin is spite of her resistants. TM gesestialeis was severely .row-exasiined by Mr. Mal laatbak ad b sumeeded is disclaims several diecrepassies is bar ovidessr, mad after • good deal of hesitance, abs at lesgth admitted that eh* bad os a former occasios made a sharps of assault @guises a panics in whose service she wee, sad that some nosey was paid apes the condos, bat she said it was for bat wages. The jury, altar seam deliberation, Warned • verdict of Nod Gouty. NBW COURT. INN= TON 1100011111116 The evert was eseepied the when day le the pri ateere ter readying the property elan from Mean. Deane end Dray, sad ein Irma Mears. Barber, the goldsmiths, end. ben the eheneenn el the Wawa. the trial created mumb markdiy. end Oho ant an* inadM,apeeial W Mende i t the perdu ein on ed.alerly all whoaiy were of the J.O meneenen, end ben the vanity of Patient-lan end the Ilerandeatelt Males Baeltaap. The Ant sea penesided with wee and Maim William .u 1 ssnundenter Deed Bern" 30, wadi. maker. end Dahill ha" A S. dealer, Wined la Mak in mil enlideithe warehoused Mannar gni raether, and Malin Wain 37 welshes end divas erlides et jewellay, valued at 1,3001. They were else lodated fee readying the Kaputy knowing it to ban bees ask& Kr. Weilkia sad Mr. Metcalfe presented. Yr. Babson d ßen ennied Beal sad Pals*, and Mr. li'llateer defended eent It append that between Saturday, the 7th a' July, and Use Noway, the premises of Messrs. Deane and Dray were tletamely 'attired, and asamintiag in value to stolea. The pnmiese were entered from the Mese. whisk was used as otiose. The taigas got de a t i t g etilh thar bay. Information having been given to **lolls*. they, a fter days afterwards, trait out sew of - *a mashie m having hiss pawned by Barnett, r ie b ea •laz i grinf i z et arasakw ami dealer In jewellery a sad rellaitlsestlise end alone had pawed ji gust many waftem mg as IM Younday and Wei nman, is wfag the Mason and oleo a quantity of sold sad jewellery , all part of the stolen stock. tipea rate sil motags( out Barnett they 'skid him if he had ham payola, say washes. He said he had not, sad alter some tam Barnett's wits said, Why don't you say who it was that employed you, and Barnett then said that Pollack, who ha a stand in he Hatatioditch Bahange, and is • *lathier also, carrying on business at Merthyr, in Wales, had given them to him. Pollack wu then taken by the police, and, span being told the charge, said, "If Barmen says that he will say anything." Bah prisonen were then taken into custody, and folly identified as having pawned the goods apon the 30th of July. Ihe prisoner Beal was taken into custody upon a charge of being concerned in broakiag into the shop of Messrs. Barber, the goldsmiths and jeweUen of Cimayside, and when the atoms were about to look at a table is Beal's roost, Beal said, " You will net fled any drawer their." They, however, searched, sad found a drawer, in which they found 30W. worth of watches, partly the property of the prosecution of the present Waimea. Baal then said that the things had been seat to him in a parcel, and that he had hems trapped. It also appeared that when Pollack was a headed it was found that he had everything up, and wu about going into the emiatry. Mr. M'llateer and Mr. Beam having severally addressed the jay, His lordship summed up, and The jtu7 immediately ntaraed a verdict of Guilty. The prisoners, upon hearing the verdict, each mad* a most piteous appeal for mercy upon account of their fami lies, and Beal said he had been trepanned into the matter by the afters, Brett and Hayden, that they night obtain the reward. Tit* Recorder, is passing sent...., said there woo not the slightest greyed kr the imputation own *pia that:Awn, sad, referring to the high diameter which bed been given the Fingers (Bennet bed be.. before eouvisted), he should advise those who had gives them to be ekutions foe tho Man, se he believed they knew the reel ebanoten the pot. mama bore. The asses wee of itself a most serious ea*, and when men outing 1. sowers effected robberies of this magnitude sad shareeter the court would fall in its duty if it did not visit those ceavieted with the meet severe sad candies panishasest. They were sentenced mash to 14 years' transportatioa. THIRD COURT. toast IMO& OR left, 4.0. Will6ollo Desessiobass, a geetiesaaaly well-dressed ma, a &mating minister, surrendered to take his trial apes an indictment charging him with having obtained from Wil lies Desist Burton and two other pelmets small sums of money by false presume, with intent to defend. Mr. Payee appeared for the prosecutioa, which bad bon instituted by the Meadicity Society ; Mr. Robinson Wended. William Semisel Barton, an iroameager, is Oxford street, stated that some time in Penns/11 e.$ deadest sailed epos him, sad said... I have called forgoer ashacrip. tion." Witness had bees • mbeeriber to the Leads. Sedan' Minion, and gave defendant, whom he believed to be the aecredited collector, the eam of 10. , hat witless bobs WWI away, he did not give him a receipt. He sailed aids to Kay, when vita... recalled it to his memory, aad deleadaat said I. bad, Oat gave another. Other evideam wee gives to show that de/NAM hod obtained ethos saw from damns perso n s for the Luba Wets' Minim ' Henry Maas, es ahem of the Meadhity Sedety, said that, haviagressivsd isfermatioa Mist that, defendsat woe going tenni colimaing suboeriptiese he $ misty that bad Domed to exist, be west, apes the dee of June, to No. 4, Emily. pleat, Loplasteureed,ltima. He told defendant he took him is easeedy be shaking mosey la old of the Lootdon Sailors' Mitelea, whisk bad eased to suit. Defendant said there had besot seek seastatg. Witness said, "1 am aware of that, bet It bas awl Mes lot saistenee for two pears. I have was Mr. Raptor, who woe originally the tresintrm. There is no sank hi ealstenes." Whea the defoadant was before the die Int dim he pressed for a summary esavisala& elletiMlag the sharp. Mr. Robinson—We skit see about that. What did he say t Witness—Hs premed for a summary 'notation, and so did kis *disbar, Mr. Lewis, who is sitting there. Mr. Lewis, of Minikes, said he did sot do anything of the kind. The ;Meer again persisted that it was so, stating that at the ilist itemisation he was undefended, but that upon the meow' time of hearing discharge, Mr. Lewis, who appeared, said that the cue would give the bench stub trouble, sad pressed for it to be seWed by the magistrate. Mr. Lewis agsia desied that be bad does so. The wham. still pinisted that defendant pressed for the magistrate to decide the sharp summarily. Mr. Garitey—Wbat did he say t Witness—Re said that If he had done anything wrong ho was willing to abide the decision of the law. Mr. Ourney—That is quite • different thing from an admission of guilt by the defendant. It was druid that defendant had said the London Sailors' Mission was held at Messrs. Sharp and Rickets, Regsat'e. desk, Liseabowss, and a dark from that firm we called to show that mom* minim woe held then, neither had an, louses Is pei,sir boss Olin la Om. Cress-aim essaiwr Weiseleas 'beet two years eso preeeleles to sailers le elte The reeripte given by tie laluillmat were fa behalf if the Uncles Sailors' llieeks. Several i; free the titterer societies for the Mosier (dredgers isereeties arrest smarm were sailed to prove that se sash wasisw r the Liaise tare Missies was booms se ta r, bet *eat tee years ego there was a Loeflem dellare letp. Ms. William B p i uer, lberiel minter to the Loudon bikes' fieciety, said that de had been etroaily Sersasated to that soeiry to pen* kg It. Wirer was set sow smarted with it, bet beard it had awned its we. Mr Robinette—T. the Loadas Sailors' Minim ? Witsese—Tes. Themes Yard wee seretary to the Leeds. Senses' meaty whir he believed still to be la esteem mars tbs. sage date Leaden Bailers' Million. It bas • vise- president, • Mr. Aram, the srehltest, mod several acre patsies. The Viee-Preettlest bee said that deferral was newer as ass seem se she misty. THE. EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 25, 1855. Mr. said altar that state sest it wadi be useless' to ea. as tires was ao Shute solos% the defeadeat. Mr. Robiasos said Me sliest wee a 'unlearn a the highest respeslability, sad possuslag some little tortoise, whisk he exploded is religious works for 11111141111114 There wee a samba of gestleessie of high staudiag to speak to de• feudist's respeotability. Mr. Pays. /spewed his doubts shoat the existease of the widely. Mr. Glarsey—No &ohm ought to be expressed attar the breaking dowa of the owe by the witnesses foe t►e prose . Robiasoe—lt is the jealousy of one soeisty &taut siaotint. lire ousey—Before • powerful society like t►e Menilisity take sulk step •e them, • proper inquiry geoid hap bps =ado. Peyse—No *videos* of this 'stare wee brought before I. magistrate. Mr. Robiarrow—We had then pretest. Mr. Pa u—No. The dehadaet, who seemed seas derably bewildered at Me patties, said he amid amaze the jury he had ao die• hottest lateatioe. Tha foiran;iiisid he bad no occasion to tall than that. Mr. Gamy said the menus of the prossoutioa would Rot be allowed. _ _ Pine, With some warmth—The went, do sot take their expense. Mr. Gunny—They an not allowed. Let the defendant leave the desk. — Hs dY so: sod wpm sett's, midis the pout was milted wits oosalitorable Miming, apparently from s amino of Noma. THE POLICE COURTS. miserable room, wee one chair sad a mattress. The poor sea had been laid up with inap t.. for dm last twelve swaths, sad it he Ind but the memis us pato some (demist& the coma try, a orcatortable home, though bumble, would be afforded his. while his wife (meld other/rim lad the swans of sub sistesee. The character of the persons was irreproachable. Mr. Arnold kindly gave them 11. Mom the poor-bar, to which Mr. Taylor. prosecutor ia the last case, g ly added 6s. ' — iiiiMMatims was remised of ik. Matthew's shush, Pour-Wm, Westminster, hay* bass books. omit in the night. The pm, boa and a amber of other things were stolen. LAMBETH. GOWAN NIX" and Josmut Lary, the two men in waste dy for alumptiss to pawn watobee whisk were recently stolen frees Ceeilstreet, Bused, were brought up and remanded again, upon the application of Imposter Maskeesis. The importer from the polies-statlem is Fleet-street begged to draw the attention a the magi grate to a state ment aide by the reporter, atmllegiag aegleet to the City pollee ia not eeethatiniestJag Menu tele Ithe inepeekom of the 1 0 division, instead of senate Pam* With a OM, alderman. Be wished to say that be did act dint that the ease was la the heads of the llow.street oases, or that a man was aim* fa eastody and ander remand apse the same thew. As le net watching the movements of Charthem.he howl be my that the City polies did look for hint the mat merning. Mt. Meary—Tes, whoa it was tee lats. It was of the althea I Impertsae that thibentation should have bees given to Beestakesi the prelims night, immediately after the f the either. m the = Wh a t may be By year not doing defeated. Irayerarn Mailurasie said the neglect to do this had bees fatal to the thee. 'annuities of the first prisoner's appro bation wee given to every pollee mart in Loudon. Mr. Hoary—lt is very extraordinary if the City pollee did set knew the fast. The ease had been Urns reported very fall y La the newspapers. The City Lespeetor also begged to repudiate the impute den that Uwe was any feeling of lealwasy or rivalry between the City and metropolitan police. As far as he was eon 'freed, he was always happy to assist the latter by every mass is his power. Mr. Henry—l do net wish to hear any more about ft. The faspeeter thanked his worship sad withdrew. Messrs. Lawless and Miskia, rdfaal gentlemen residing at the Westminster-road end of the York road, Lambeth, mixempanied hy mental gentlemen in the atighbourbrodi waited oa Mr. Sitio% to semplain of the very great risks to whisk tke7 were isbierradaboth as regarded their lives and property, by the dmegmeas practise which prevailed at the Intensive establiebmeat of Mr. George Myers, the builder, Belvedere-road s of isessaming sew-dust and wood as fuel in the femme, wafta diacharge Tram the abaft of the obtain of bleak* red hot tikes of wood which were strewed all about lb, he...., Ito., in the vicinity. 1 /in— tie third whisk hod secured at Mr. Myers' premises dam he otioupied them—!woks eat on Tuesday, and had tended greatly to inllllll9 the tsars of the inhabitants. The deputa tion having entered into various other statements respecting the nuisaaos complalaed of, Mr. LIMO observed that there were three geodes of redress epos to those aggrieved—the fret was by action against Mr. Myers for the injury they contained ; the second was to preened by as indictment at the session, and the third by reportMg to the Secretary of State the continued viola tket of the Smoke Aiet. FROM the LONDON GAZETTE, irielig, Astintot 24. ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 17. Carpeof Royal Martem—Gtlemaa Cadet Alfred Poo nqueen to be mond lieutenant; Gentleman Cadet Mackey Andrew Harbert James Helot to be secood lieu tenant; Llr. James Graham Rdwardes to be second 'nu tmeat ; Mr. Joseph Robert Leeds to hemmed lieutenant ; Mr. Basilian Dutton Kensisett to be isemod lieutenant; ' Mr. George Clement Bowie to be emend Nesteneat ; Mr. Williaza Monis Pritchett to be =NM liestensat ; Mr. William Vincent B,wen Hewett to be mead lieutenant; Mr. George Mauston Showell to be esseed lieutenant ; Mr. Jobe Miller Hamilton to be ems& lieutenant ; Gen tleman Cunt Jobs Sims Rostels to be omeod lieummust (hotlines Cadet James Woodwind Seen to In secon d lieutenant; Onitlemas Geist Hanzliton Wants, to be second lieutenant ; Mr. flemsel Trams Collins to be Imola lieutenant. MILITIA. Commission signed by Ms Cams: rifosbire Minds Ardnay—Jobs Woodhouse liessltino, Esq., to bs paymaster from 16M hum ILZUPTS. Hawn Inert ?mimic BAN mad Marx Zan._ Inisamtabntrest, am Iresans biotin,N to IL. Willie. onionleilnatk er ur Oat 1M 12., at - 110.121.4ne0t. 911ingini.lkalsokalieseat. any Daismits. Wilamm. Ssoi 511. a Tt: amt. $ at It. ma Off. 12 at 13, at TiMM. OlitiSesurt. ammido; of. rig. Algaiman bury. lINXIT WAILS 11107/If, at. Album Ilintendidis. franbloper, Dept. 2it 4. iml Om 2at2, at 11~allmett n. _ Wt. Y O9 sad B°l4 inage =i. Issm ai leils=drap„ Aidli llsnrittcand Oat . "" r ff lainglaffmnam. W In 2at, at Sok. eery and Co, New. ; of. mtg.. Wlllmess.laffsglioNntrees. 03106118 11114 01110/1/41M/O. MilldSr. Sept. 4 at 11, sad Oct. 12 at 1, at liilserManniatt. M. 019415 y, Orialuushotreet; ciff. mg.. Mime% 10/o•Adrasil. has Jeer _B omar iseffsmam Sept. e. nd Oct. 9, at I atMIL, Lost us-banguaro; of. song, NATIIAIN Law. detain INC 2 NM Oat. 4, at 11, at 111r iNglim Omit elk 11161011046. Larka. and Hodgson. Bk. sils=l , 4 . llasim. NlNlnlan. I SM hour Bristol d Oot 111, at 11, 1 = 6 = 111dir tsmalik. lil l as ad i g er tkag, off. rag., Astrass,_Beitioi. Dm DAT Dewsbary. Toilaidreonipalmannlistumr, Sept lo at it sad Oa t. lam 11, at Lank Court. Umbria); Dewsbury, and Bond awl lissinak. Unit; ad'. .sto l es fop, Loeb. I litunns Nissen. Mattui knee, ini Salaam:it Nam% Notable', Tortilla* migliss mem. pt IS aid 00. IS, at Not at 1.. eds Omit Me g Wirdribmul ird Ben Lab. sad Bond and Bent*. Ineno; 012. 4 = 4 le a ds Dm Ilnan. Ilalffm, Y wary. /qt II and Oct 5, at 11, at lasi Oonrt. Solt. Blitia sod Co., and Bond and Bar- Met, Undo; al. rim. IligLsoda. ANTIOUT o•Doesswas, lAvotpod. Mair Mier, %pt. 6 and 27, at li ,at Liverpool Comm ild.. Pamboates, Liverpool; of. aerag., Bird, La mina. Lowe= Btxrwiona, Nary, Immoddre, Innkeeper, Sept. 4 and 27, at It at Namembir Court. 9.21., 91 biteboad, Bury ; off. sang., Putt. Nanteeismr. TUNAS Wal.loll, Havartas.l6ll % Durban, lass manutseturer, August 20 at 14, sad Om. /at 111 , 11 1 / 4 17466 / 27 • 71 0 09 •Y/ 9. 4 Oman- 1 10 1 6. Hartley. iselimplimmeol, Bloomsbury, aid Brimal, Durham; ad. mad& Bray Neweside.upoe-Tyno. INSOLVINT 1121111109111111. Iseiella Joily was re-examined on a charge of atatrioids. Berra Floyd said she bed visited the prisoner as ern reasioas rossatly, end found her very meek depressed to spirits, is rasequesos of not having let her ledgiap. Pri soner Galled os witness last Thursday week, sad said she had had ea interview with her brother, who she stated wished her to give up her house, and seU o srties of her termites*. Witness said that was the advice had herself gives her. (The witness then detailed some Meoheresey in the epee* sad Goldner Ia the manner of the prisoner, who sail bet mother would not want, as she was deed.) When the Omar made that statement, she did not appear oared, which earprieed witness, who kaew how much she was selmilbed to the deceased. Jane Jetsam, miner to the preceding witness, deposed that she was present at the last interview between prisoner and her sister. She heard her say that she expected her brother to Rake some arrangements about her slain, but that he weld de nothing for her. My sister said, "Oh, be will tie something far your mother." Prisoner said that der nether did not want anything, and subseinestly that she was dead. Witness pai d no attention to this state. meat, considering that the prisoner's mind was wandering. Prisoner stated, in referents, to the deemed, that the blow was too muck ; sad she added, that she wished she could destroy herself, but that she had not power or resolution. Witness went down stain with the prisoner, and saw her go into a cutler's shop. By the &deka of her sister she went and looked after the prisoner, whom she saw In the shop, and the cutler sharpening a moor. She gave orders to the cutler not to gin the prisoner the ras it. Prisoner then returned to her place, and she (witness) asked her what she was going to do with the razor. Prisoner made no answer, and witness desired her to make haste home, as her brother would be waiting for her. Prisoner then left, and witness shortly after went to her hones. She spoke to the servant at the door, and the prisoner asked from upstairs who it was, and on being informed desired her to walk up. Wines, then asked the prisoner if she should go for her brother; to which the liner replied that it was no nee, as she was ex• peeling him to arrive there every minute. She then asked If eke amid go for any body else, and the some of Mn. Toyier was mentiOned ,• bat the prisoner said that Mrs. Tales was so nervosa that abs would net ems U she knew her mother was dead. Witness west to Mn. Taylor, do prembeil that she would eall en Mrs. Jolly. Whams esmannisated that to prisoner, sad then left the house. _ _ O. But, LookwoulAutes% tlitt to a bookteller-I. Cowen, Wm Oistrinet, Wattelattstr,l•ll . liaoknerroad, ARMIN' at drest-41. De plast. Ilisee.eran, Ithismosegar—J. A Dumbti awriartolme, eft. Omit vlstoollior -1.. Itoott -4 el. Simiglia, isperar et hags P. LW7 O I. law eatfaiser-4. Wiliam, Now tawirork boa orb brewer -J. Itsio= "imes tl Castle : Knot, Ilbstelluk Joustmas tarritt-J. William. 1711wia itiositnamma-.1. C. Mall. Illmelipportet, veliebisries malsansa-l. limy. Gellob4m. W. tstalltrol liser-11. W. Mph. II Iditixtbaftwo. Peru 17eltilte-4. itsibled, kw, striare et the i lintmed vistomtlet-J. H. Matt wok, stew War mattc-i. 0.1. Pawls* . Artalleryitase Ws*, Draldn4OW missibtr.lass PoWNW, ,WwW. aliw - J. Davis, Iltattiiim. ommition asset - A. J. Hero% 11)lidaalmet, atudrour, sleek It a stitism-.11. Crlbb, Onrs ilmeresk. age; William. — George - Leslie Bogen , assistant to Mr. Weeds, surgeon, of 21, Brosaptoa-row, staled that he wee sailed is to see the deceased last Thursday week and boa bet quitseelearlase and dead. Thought that rho issimeM night have bass dead about them hours. Ho Baked the primmer sane questime. sad she stated that she wee with the dessend mhos the event temened. She said she found that bee make, was amend with blood, sad deceased nada no mower to hes questions. He asked the prisoner how the lets of deceased became plated on the chair, and she said that it was she that placed then there. This witness de tailed sone (nether conversation with the prisoner, in the mane of which the latter said that she had been eat to the sutler's is the morning to get the razor sharpened, is 'eke to out Meows throat, which she had attempted to dal bus themes wee too blunt. He examined her throat, end parishad sense scratches. Tic prisoner seemed an aorta at the nsor having been taken fros her, assorting I that norms had a right to keep her property. She Uke leles stated that she would Profit nothing by her mother's death. and that as she (the diseased) was dead, she had no busies= Is remain behind. DIVIDEND& ks.l4. W. P. Iminvej4 WoholllK TAW% dismit.-11444. 14. E. Aar. Ilz fti. milem—fluot. If. J. loillegtos. Illasestair, oak EL P. Oremlude. bb" Dower Mir Onos. ft. J. S. Roidre, a ll dit HElrgrßarswortby, Sideratr =olm, biker— M& Jose Ws. Deneallim‘alitialet-010-20. s NW Z. M. Ns^ War" Dowarblefk dosimi—Ent. Au E. W. Et. Ur* Dowasalsa. In mitisar—Oss. WA I. A. LA* 11 demisellink isaaingsr-4400. N. SE. Itolsy, Time" groser—Esr. 20. 0.14. IA Thertaa. Dimon. shan. pi rjr-WEL 17. D. Oluses, East Ilisesksess. Dayamilike, asb M M graaled. unless ease be thew' totheseatrary es the day el valeare. Sept. 17. T. L. Oxelbe. lembetb.walk. Oder-1 $. 17. T. &Week. Ilarrebeetee, pariar—Nov. I. T. Wade. Newlay, Torkeure, atone saanbant. rainnissain DIWPOLVID. A. dowthus. B. Lsailsed. and 1. ti Man% Illaallmater, Ilswebsa sad A. aselkasa. Maiwassiss. admidwas—J= Mil J. Cam% Ashy aulkesers Slid A. Haniags. adept" Llesselldre, stissurp—T. Omen and G. Pata. past JIMPOSiIIa drew Issimas—J. Dadtweith awl Ids• Wi re: 4 . ital kagus . Tank sad P. W. Massa. disest !Ws. Inners - Malmo !Mier, Wdesdrogisw. Sta~ake. bards ssawsialussa—B.Clas. be awl (1. Osubsl6 lissabfrese Irak sad tit d, roe isseadriesess Made Java Dam sod Lusk Urr7, Ordradatrast. laeawswasaws, diwimass. L Fidler, awl J. Cm. ltrwawfs.rs —L WWI" jos. sad C. Wawa ilswaras.sr wwwwiwisa J.sl*. Lwai add OD.. Alidaswy. My. eWsisi• imarrri. Maras. P. Law lashas —a. Dada* sad J. Dim isstawaisike. Janis and IL Rom Tam whiJsa W OwmaalraL Login iwwilweis —O. learesTss. W. Tambora. awl W. liarreases. ObwiLL Clam. awlesass—L Liasdar me J. Maio. Gralkwoptaa. vsae—T. LaMar and M. Watfore, Law Moor, Toenails, sale massfseturses —J. Month IL an., lddliabro', Math Riding of Yortsike, book stalls-I'. sod H. Itivibse, Ilaskbars. Laassaldra drama wirre—J. sad IL Isawd, Wawa, sad Now Talk— & Clasposa sad W. lamb Ilawspagdwilwai ady. wins assaiwass lisa7 Wildens and W. a Inkww. Ihselsosawsa.nellesk. Lam aist's% trvissaal—T. M Mrs splma—J a% J. Owillia lid . liessay. . G. Tbsopsaa sod B. Ilissepw. Bross = law* Datealdre. Limn —C. J. lads awl A. iamb W1 00411 =i . 01 7. swilassof tool artswo-11. bob red J. IMENIIIII blllllllls - 0. Irma sad J. Appidarl, Pkgs.. !shins—O. Dale sad C. Dokal ar ria. slasiar. last T. 11.111msos sad 11 0. . Wads, lutes aedmas. The mitosis, to reoly to Mr. Lewis, who appeared for the primmer, said be only saw marks of blood oo the Moor, bat the bleed on the bed was emended. The chair is whisk the legs reeled was about two feet from the side eels bd. William Harty', serval, 14, Brampton-row, dsprel that about ono o'clock loot Thonday week ho woo summeasill to the residence of the deceased. He considered that the descried Lad been for some time dead. A imp Ironed in Ibs locust was appareat, but there was no mark of injury WIN in way other part The wound woo about fear bribe is mad gaped about ea inch. It seised to haw Ws with a sharp instrument, and dose as if witless sweep, being nearly straight. Teo internal jugular veto was difd.d through, sad he considered that the wound tree des mom of death, the dimmed having, in his opiates. AIM Mrs amiss et blood which it produced. There wan moo swim el Wed as both hands of the demand. The inner pert sties wristband of lb. dons of deceased was marked with bind. Thus was no mark of blood ine the curtains or any ether parts of the room that he meld din. Weer. Lewia—Thought that the deceased had bra dead foe some hour, ea the body was acid sad rieid. He scald not see say positive iadications of struggling about the roan. What he saw was perfeatly consistent with the de moted hers( faltea bank after haying cut her threat. Thought that after such • gash as that is the dereer's throat the baud rater be reed to the bead. Imposts, Heekeresis deposed, that about 2 o'clock on last Thursday weak he went to Mir Jolly's, in consequence of inhrstation which he had received. He said to Miss Jolly, who as sitting with another female in the parlour, " Thu is a very unpleasant business. I suppose you know whet I mean." She said " Yes, about lay poor mother." She stated further that them were only herself, her mother, sad • servant in the house the night befog,. The servant wes annunoesd to the parlour where the prisoner was, and having cautioned both Miss Jolly and the servant not to say sayers; that might be aced against Ors, she said that Miss Jolly went to bed about 11 o'clock the night before, as she heard her take away has bed-room candle. The melt morning about daybreak she was awoke by Miss Jolly taking her by the band, and saying that she wasted to give her some directions about breskfest. She added that she need not rise till 7 o'clock, as the loodgers had gone. (The wither then proceeded to detail the further conversa tion that had taken plasm with the servant, the surlier of which his already appeared.) The wirer underwent a keg cross examination by Mr. Lewis • in which, however, there was nothing material Jim= Tows, Unman. t;;;;;;;,11 - 0.7,71,11; Mika Hotel, Is- Jamas Gorr, Glasgow, builder, Sept. 3, at the Crow Hotel, Wassow. rAcaltrems, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMO- Tileeleesd the evkleate, and the prison*: was reseeded fora week. Lsuse 3asifA , a dirty-looking woman, wu charged with uttering tionaterhit coin at the house of Mr. Taylor, Prince's Bud, Prinsos-strset, Westminster. The prisoner went to the bones on Wodaesday, and paid fbr half a plat of beer with a bad aapenee. On Thurs day suniag, emboldened by her former succeu, she seals seine to the house, and, having called for half a plat of beer as Wore, uttered a shilling in payment. The coin war so well mannfastared that the barmaid gave the prisoner the change: bat, pat lin the ellthile apart frog othara. Hot for Mr. Taylor, who, diammising that It was counterfeit, pave the prisoner into strieseig. The lifiliMfit was remaaded till Monday. Mr. Bisisseds. an inspector ofd B division, applied to lowi M aselpha Chumnistamasa t• hw relief from poor-boa ander the fel. ng His MUM Mat at, sonple, who bad been many year. In servleL, but An bed nafertnaately lost all their sselms by menu ablignain, VIM at present in is a =re, TIONS IN TES CIVIL SIIIIVICA. Poet-offlor.—Mr. Matthew Austin has bean ap pointed Postmaster of Damianit, is the room of Mr. Stewart, Ordnaa r e ls elrp d artment.—Mr. John J. Lardoer, of the London District, TOWS,, has been promoted from a junior clerkship to be Third impostor of Storm, vies lir. J. DaMes, resigned. Belhant Dockyard.—Mr. George Turner, Assistant- Master Shipwright at Davenport Yard, has been appointed to 'Cepheus Yard. Mr. Churchward, Clerk of the Works for the Mayhew Tassel, has been appointed Superintendent of Works at Malta. Mr. James bliodonnell has been ap pointed Superiatendent Engineer, vies Mr. Charchward, promoted. Castoais.—Mr. Griffith Griffiths has been appointed Searcher in London. Mr. Sharrock Vincent has been appointed Thlewaiter in London. Mr. George Wilcox has been appointed Tidewaiter in Landon. Mr. James Morison, Ent Class Tidewaiter, has been promoted to be Tide surveyor. Inland Banana. Departs/oat, Bache Braneb.—Mr. John liuria, Binning', has been appointed Supervisor of Ballymoney. Mr. William Jobn Townsend, officer of Chipping Barton Ride, has been promoted to be o ffi cer of Yaws* First Distil:a Gtwl Service Sessile.. PROPOSED RECTOR'S RATE IN ST. CLEMENT Dattite.—Lut night, a* a vestry meeting of the pariah of SL Closest Dann, held in the vestry-room Picket -street. Strand, Mr. Churchwarden Child to toe chair, Mr. Twia leg (banks') moved, sad Mr. iiamoodi seconded, a resole ties, to the effect that it was desirable to make provision for the SIMMS of the rector of that pari.k by means of a rate. Mr. Watkins moved, se as amendment, that it was inexpe dient to go to parliament for powers to make a rector's rate, and that the next boldness ou the paper should be proceeded with. Mr. Lewis, Mr. Marrough, M.P. and ver4 other geatlemeneepported the amendment, an d se titer a few words tivea the mover of the reeolutioa in reply, the original tr.and amendment were pat to the meeting, and ater was sanded with only two dimestiente, amidst /riggings,. NAVAL AND MILITARY. AUGMENTATION OF HORSE AND FOOT ARTILLERY. WOOLWICH, At/Guar 24. The War Minister has approved of the following sagiawitalloa to the Horse Arti lle ry sad to the Foot Artil lery, viz.: Owe dicer, 6 gannen, aced 6 drivers, to the half-troop of Horse Artillery at present in the Crimes under the ma mood of Second Captain W. B. 13aundirs. Sixteen sergeants, 4 corporals, 24 drivers, 4 shoeing smiths, and 4 ooliansakers, to be distributod in equal pro portiona to A, C, sad I, troops of Horse Artillery, in the Crimes, and D troop at Woolwich, which is first for active service._ oa;shettlag smith and one eollarmarker to joie the de tainment of Hone Artillery at Woolwich, to form • reserve. Tonle the under-saratioaed 9-wander field batteries in the Crimea—A, B, B, F, 0, H, P, Q, W, X., Y-2 ser geants each. The promotions of corporals to sergeants and the other ranks are to tate place in the companies serving in the Crimea, not men promoted andehea lent out, but from emu already out there. Two enveants aseh an to be added to the C, D, 8, and T, 9 pounder field benefits, at present at home in Great Britain. Then promotions are to be given to the seniors in each battalion. 26 shoeing smi th s, 25 eollarataluen ' and 5 wheeler, are also to be added to the batteries oat in the Crimea. The General Comsaaading-in-Chief, by plural regi mental order, has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant A. W. A. Ogilvie to the Royal Hone Artillery, by Ramon- Lieutenant Ogilvie to be attached to the half troop of Royal Hone Amatory sorting in the army in the Beet. Captain 8: •H. Inglefield's Company, No. 3of the 13th Battalion, at present stationed at Chmtar ' is to proceed to Simmer lest week. On its arrival then it will be joined by 60 volunteers from the Leneashire Militia Artillery, who arrived from Liverpoll on Wednesday last. Two bombardiars sad 16 gunmen, invalids, arrived prefer day (Thanday) from the. Crimea, having some home in the steam transport Clyde. IZWAIDI 702 DIIITINGUISBRD 11111V1471111f THZ MILD- The following general regimental order has been Wised for the iaformation of the Royal Artillery, via: "In cionsalteenee of her Majesty's warrant of the 4th of December, 1854, extending previous royal warrants for the 'pedal purpose of granting rewards for distinguished and meritorious service and gallant conduct in the field, the undermentioned non-commtesioned oMeers and men recom mended by the °Mom oenrineading the Royal Artillery la the Crimea, with the sanction of the late Lord Raglan, have by authority dated Horse-Guards, August 20, 1866, been awarded silver medals (or distinguished service in the field, with annuities sad gratuities, as stated below : "To resolve annuities of 201. each :—Serreaats John Radcliffe, James Alexander, and Joseph Mitchell; Sta ff Sergeant George Marvin. "To receive gratuities of 161. each :—Serpauts John Donnelly,. John Wilson, and James Gilbert; Company Bement Joseph Hamilton. ' To receive gratuities of 101. each :—Corporals William' Johnston and Henry Organ ; Bontbadier Abraham Bishop ; Corporals John Curry, Alexander Fraser Robert banker- Pon, James Hayes, William Ross, and 'Acmes Mitchell; Bombediev ()serge Herr • Corporals William Broatok, John Harris, Edmund We ston, John Wallace, and Joseph Basks; Bombed's? Robert Glasgow. To receive gratuities of 61 each:—Gunners Alexander Henry, Thomas Bitch, Joseph Goddard, JamesWelsby,Wil , liens Taylor, Wm. Palmer, John Stevenson, James Moore, Robert Turner, Joseph Hall. Trumpeter, Daniel Pratt: Gunners, Joseph Sergeant, Richard Crompton, Samuel Eaton. Driver, James Smith. Gunners, John C. Cavanagh, Joseph Glass, Robert Hunter, John Gianni* Michael Bruen, James Anderson, William Todd, John Fi rth, James Morley, William Campbell, Roger Doodiken, William Hendry, Hugh Wheatley, George Williamson, Jamie Scott, Robert Arise, Daniel Wanes, John Mitchell, Arthur Damning, John Hargraves, Frederick Guard, William New mobs, Frede ri ck Barnard, and Hugh Davis. Trompeter, William Tait. the - r — oy - SI warrant above referred to, it is ordered that the annuity granted under its provisions is to be at the dis posal of such sergeant, although he may be still in the service, and it is further ordered that the gratuities be con sidered the perseaal property of the men, and placed in the regimental savings bank, at interest, in conformity with the terms of the royal warrant of the 13th April, 1864. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST 24. Four hundred of the Foreign Legion have arrived Iron Halifax, North America, at Spithead, this evening, en board the sailing transport William M. Rogers. They won Woad in various parts of North Amain, and are / spooned to go to Stiontoliffe. MARKETS. BUGAR.—The average price of sugar, the produce of the British poseeedons in America, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 21st day of August, 1866, is 235. lid. per owl. The average prim of sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, in the week ending as above, exclusive of duty, is 23s sd. The p pries of sugar, the produces of the Best Indies, in the week ending es above, and exclusive of duty, is 275. 3d. The average price of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar, jointly, Is 235. did. SUGAR.-13atsdroL, Aconite 24 —With the esiseption of a small carpi of Porto Rico slaws, which has ben taken by the grocers at from 395. to 4 0e . Bd., we have scarcely a transaction to report this week. The market is quite bare of samples, holders of the few sugars here not being dis posed to sell at present rates. Enna.' produce has been sold to a onsideraole estsnt at improved rates, which, how ever, are still susceptible of ruling much higher than they do at present. —Rum is in better demand, at steady prices. COTTON.—LivaaeooL, AUGUST 24.—We have scarcely any &heretics to notice in the prices of cotton. If there be a wedeln, ia either direction, it is that under the influence of the gloomy and rainy weather, some of the common qua lities of Uplands have been more freely offered for sale. Speculators also, from the some eases, have ceased from their previous activity, and have been lookers on. The ensequnce has been, that in some instances, Dunn have obtained 1 16d. advantage on the middling and lower qua lity of Uplands. AU other descriptions and qualities of American remain at our former quotations. The same may be said of Barite, Brazils, Egyptian, and I=g-stapled kinds generally ; end there has been a fair amount of business transacted every day. Middling Uplands, 641. ; Mobile, 814.; Orleans, 811. The Committee of Broken place fair Uplands at 641.; Mobile, €41.; and Orleans, 741. We an led to bonen that the unfavourable harvest weather prevailing in this district, and which at the moment is mainly governing our proceedings, is very much confined to this locality. Upon this very important point much unionist will nations to be felt. From other quarters, whether it relate to the consumption of cotton at home, or the supply from abroad, there is nothing of novelty; and we close the week in a quiet, though not dispirited tone. 3,190 Amnion, 680 Bunt, 170 Egyptian, and 770 Bahia, are reported to have been take on speculation; 2,080 American, 2,160 Bunt, 30 Egyptian, and 340 Per na., for export; so that the deliTefiOS to the trade for the week have been about 35.800 bales. Bales to-day, 7,000 bales. Bales of the week, 44,940 bales. TALLOW. Influenced by the absents, of arrivals. and the large de mand on the spot, both for home use end for exportation, the tallow market has advanced this week in all positions, and closes today—on the spot. new, 665. ; all this month, 665. ; October and December, 66s ; December and January, 66,. ad to 66; 64 ; separate monthly deliveries, 68s. 3d. to 660. 1141. The public sales consisted of 900 casks, of which 632 casks were sold. The deliveries to last evening were 1,832 casks; the arrivals 66 oasks.—(Fron MOMS. Smith and Charles's Circular, of Friday evening.) COEN.—Caximesom Aug. 44.—Then waa a small attendance at !market to-day ; a arm feeling existed for old shoat, which eommauded (tom le. to 2s. more money than on this day week. Wheat, white, 775. to 80s.; extra 8 ls. ; red, 71s. to 7so. • extra, 765. A few lots of new ofiiring ; quality and condition very various. We had a very severe storm and heavy fall of rain lest night, which will impede cutting. - • • • • Larrcouw, Aro. 24.—Oar market was only moderately suppbed with wheat to day; this, marled with the %mete tied weather, has caused farmers to raise their pretauskus 3.. to 4s. per qr., at which advance a (air business wu done. Whist, white, 775. to 80e. ; red, 741. to 765. . . - WAINFISLD, AUGUST 24.—Rspor4 of the wheat crop lead to • fear that it will hardly reach an average. The sepply this weak has beets very short, and a better inquiry oa &Impart of millers, especially for fresh qualities, has led to an advanos of fully 2s. per qr. on lest Friday's rats*. Barley, firs; beaus, oats, and Atoning unaltored. Ave rages, week ending August 20 —Wbeat, 2,893, 72.. Bid.; barley, 331, 38s. llid.; Gate, 84, 31s. 31d.; beans, 72, 47a. 2d. COALS.-Anonar 24.-Boddle's West Hutley, 195.; Chester Maio, 18s.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 195.; Loagrtrige's West Hartley, 19s. • Stanley Main, 181.3 d. ; Stobarts Hartley, 16..64. ; Taefleld Moor, 155.9 d.; Tanfleld Moor Bates, 181.; West Riding Hartle 17s. 64., West Hartley, 191. ; Walls Bed Acorn C 1..., 2 0..; Walls End Eden, 196 ; Walla Bad Golfo, th, 188.9 d. ; Walls Bad Hatton, 19c; Walls Had liedlay, 195.; Walls Bad Hilda, 1131 ; Walls Bad Lawson, 18s. 3d. ; Walls Bad Riddell, 186. 94. • Walls End Belmont, 20e.; Walls Bad Framwellgate, 20s. ; Walls Bad Hawed, 21s. 64.; Walla Bad Hatton, 21s. 64.; Walls End Napier Grange, 20s. ; Walls Bad L‘mbton, 211.; Walls End &alum, 20s. 6d. ; Walls Bad Dioateßne, 195.; Walls Bed Pensher, 20s. 3.1.; Walls Bad Itossal's Hatton, 21a.; Walls Bad South Hatton, 21s. 31. ; Walls Bad Stewart, 21s. 61. ; Walls Bad Waitwell, 19s. • Wale Bad Camp, 80e. 3d. ; Walls Bad Hartlepool, 21s. 3d. ; Walla End Hrugh Hall, 11M 9d.; Walls Bud Renee, 20c 9d ; Walls Bed Swath Hartlepool, 20e. 9d.; Walls Bad South Hellos, 191.9 d. ; Walls Had Toes, 21a. 6d.; Bkohgrom Graigols. 225. ed.; Denreatwater Hartley, M. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL SHIPS AT FOREIGN POETS.— Mermaid lid Clangregor, at Mailimurne; Eb,. (.1), at Cadiz; How ls . CO, for Havana, at Vigo; Lena, Ohio, Karmen and Minh* (N.), at Lisbon ; Melia and Ernst, at Dantzic; Pelican (se.) and Hereford Snipe, at Heiroet. ARIIIVID. A m , ihmi-at Deal, August 23, from. ........ ...... Penang ALABAMA-OA DOA Angust 24, front .............».......... •.• Callao Als-et Deal, August 34. tremitsetwsrd Anovie-at Graveseod, August H. from .......... Aoms at ...... Box Geseesend, August 32, from .................... , usulde ALICTIC-OR livsepool, August 24, from New Trek B.,wsa-at pill, August 23, from ...... Pu. .sk Bsagists-at Orenaock, August It from ..... ...... Ctsr or GLaseow-at Gravesend, August 23, Crrir es Logeow-at Oraveseud, August 24, from Dunkirk CALIDOOIA-ii °Tomcod, August 31, from limbers CLTDA-41 Graveled, August 24, iron Grins COLAITIAL Bas te-at Greenock, August , 114 JAW S CUM. (16.)-o1 Liverpool, August 24. from ... ... Opor. rs or liouut-off Liverpool. August 24, from .....New . 'fork CALsoon- at Liverpool. Au 24, from New York Dagter.-al Bridgewater, Aug ad 23, fr0m.......,. Bt. Jolts's, N.B. Dianna-at Deal. August '43, from Vinesat Daewoo's-at ()meads. August 4 2 . fro. R un .. clowi-so Liverpool, August 24, from ...Charlastre asnasonr-at Gravesend, August 23, from fp m= 8.c0.z.a-at Deal, August 74, frcat RAOTOIIII ' lisiassas -at Oremook, August 22, tram RIZZO Mummy-at OrTesoek, August 22. fr0m....,„,,,,,, %rad Hume -ogQueenctown, August 3/, from licolurre Hamar Quaws-og LAverpool. August ham ........ Nei Tort J. L. 1100AST-at Liverpool, August it, from . It. inepbeit's, NB. hear -at Liverpool. August 24, from Qt.* Josses Hoers-et Pill, August 23, Bum Lissom-at Oravoored, August 23, from. tanker: Wausau? (9.)-at LiverpooL August 24, fran............• Rake IRAIOAIST-AT Liverpool, August 21 . from Kaki Haar RAN Donuts,-off QOTATOMOWa, August 22, from eateuguasisa Ksaasastra-et Plt, August It, trout.. HART 4,u-at Fleseard. August 21, frac ...... Qu i eb eg klaueasx-at Harwich, August 23, Allege Possum-at Greenock, August 23, from Th a w. Nauseam-at Oraumend, August 23, Dukkk PsnAgs-at Gravesend, August 23, tr0m......... .... . • Beak Pcsouns-at Liverpool, August 24, from...-. Lyn Jolts, N.S. Pursue Toe-et Liverpool, August 24, Wail Qom. or sag Lance-of Liverpool, August 24, ha. . .... Wetted Itocxgas-at Gravesend, August 24, Wa Bt %noun% Hmengna-at Ormond, August 24, from ALAN Borst. WILLIAM-AT Oraaoet, August 22, kom ........ .Alnasdria Or. Ilwesaes-at Deal, Amok 24, ban Et. Bitt's ileasencis esoor-st Liverpool. August 24, troco...„•New Grime Tamura (m.)-off Liverpool. August 14, from Gookantisople URA-at Wavered, August 23, from Dental, Kam DIII7II-.t Gravesend, August 24, _Warta Vossomina-at Greenock, Augast 22 , ....... BAILSD. Am orrrs Han-Hato Liverpool. August 34, t 0.......„ /ed a m Mau-from Livorpon; August 24, to Dordt Aura-tresa Lwverrppooooll,, August 24, to ,,,,,,... Mat Aso-tram August 34, to sburr-trom Pallineath. August 21, to.. .- ....... ....- = Maw-strum lansommrs, August 3; to . Bergs IlManu--dismi Polmmatia, August 23, to Oinstantinople NIMIIMMO-daten Pornimowth, August 23, to.. ... .... Onmamannn-fism lAwsrprel. August 24, to Kamilla I Oro or NatiMmdro-trusa Liverpool, August 14, to , New Twi t Oims Lit krona-tram Liverpool, August 24, to Dantsia Oslo-from Liverpool, August 24, to Cmass-ttan Greenock, August 23, to Newfoundland Omar Amu-from Quesostowa, Animal; t 0...... ........ gum Crrr or ltorrniumn -from Gramme, August 34, Wu-from Piwtentowth, August 23, to *e t a . l an= Dunn-from Liverpool, August 24, to Namur-tram Gravesend, August 24, to ... Konipterg Zussamw-lrors Liverpool, August 24, to ILT-trosu Liverpool, August 24, to lian s Ens ns tut.woop-from Liverpool, August 24, to Callao FLOSANCS-from Liverpool, August 21, to .lto Grande Puns N.Dorrstm-from Liverpool, August 24, to Baltimore Osmium. Palms:Lb-from Liverpool. August 24, to .... Charitsto 01,3110 Dso-front Liverpool, August 24, to Ofpeultmeg Hstrunnaa-from Plymouth. August 23, to Adsialds HluliAlts LlosT-from Pill, August 23, to . Quotes I. 0.-from Liverpool. August 21, to Culls Israsmoo-trom Liverpool, August 24, to. Coasts= Dosax-from Queenstown, August 22, to tom Liverpool, August 24, to Gooks 'e Liverpool. August 24, to . Nada Nom Liverpool. August 24, to Naha Liverpool, August 24, to. ....... --Phil li ps& a Liverpool, August 24, to.....Newfoundhad -- -- . --- Joint norm- 1 lvir Essuirt-1 Ism Itamitosa ilT•Oltramiii, luinsTiii. to Agarg—from Ormond, August 2i, to Leghorn JULIANA Lomas—from Liverpool. August 24, to Hamburg 3.3(oos—from Livinaol, Surma 24 . to Coquimbo Julien ELIZA —fmmaleerpcol, August 24, to Nano LOLZMl—from LITIrpOOI, August 24, to Hozhana Locomorm—ilem FA A ugust 23, to Moutrul LADY Juan—from moo August 22, to Liverpool LoIIDMIDIMAT—from Lire!iAugust SI, to Qualm Noacuattoro—from Liverpool, August 24, to It. Thom Mao or Karnog—hum Gravesend, Augur* 24, to Mediu Narrusa —lrma Liverpool, August 94, to Buenos Apra POLlCT—from Liverl, August 24, to ........ ..........Ronadma flogram Eiskasit—from Gravesend, August 24, to Valparolio Ater—from Gravesend, August 21. to Bamberg Booms—from Fleetwood. August 23, to Qua* Hamm' (m.)—from Liverpool, Aaiun 24, to Liabm &MIT Oorms—from Gravesend, August 34, to Cristo fitourawirrog - from Oraveemo, August le. to New Trek /31n J. Ran Ram—from Gravesend. August 24. to. It. Ittes Bursae—from Torrey, August 23, to Labrada Scut— from Torbay, August 23, to . .. .. Napa Simons° ersa—from Greenock, August 21, to Halifax, N.S. Sot lIAMIT (harm—flaw Liverpool. August 24, to Quotes BOUTEMIPMAI—from Liverpool. August 24, to Atherg T. AND 3.—from Liverpool, August 44, to Haling TAT—from Grasso*, August 22, to Quebot 'fleas—from Greenock, August 23, to Monte Vino Moog—from Portamooth. August 22, to Liverpool Usoramos—tram Liverpool, August 24, to lisailla Vicrosoto—nom Liverpool, August 24, to Malta Wa s Liverpool, August 2i, to Charleston Wm. Hsu.—from Liverpool, August 24, to ......... .............Cloota ♦seelLB ISPOILIM WITH. A as Bow (.hip), from Liverpool for Calcutta, Avg. 4 lot, 40 N, igs. 12.40• out 16 days. Adelslik (steam transport), Avg. 20, let 42.37 N., len. 11.47 W. Bostonian, free' Liverpool for Hong Kong, Way 44, to Gavot Waits. Czar (brig), of Dundee. frost London for Quebec, Aug. 13, lat. 42.22 N., lon. 13.88 ; all we 1. Euphrates (s. a.), tram lAverpool for Triage, Aug. 17, of Cam It. Vino. tat. Monterey (ship), from Limped for Quebec, Aug. 17, lat. 31.46 N, ion. 11.25 W. lisgistrate (barque), from Liverpool for New Orisons, Aug. 21, of Tuakar. New York (British ship), from London for Sydney, Jaly 13,15 t 12.24 8., log. 31.20 W. Palmyra (ship), Boni the Cape of Good hope for London, Aug. 5, Ist. 11.40 N., los. 34.16 W. A Naw SHELL FROM .It is not very generally known that shells have been east in %holism% weekly, at the Vauxhall Foundry, and nipped for Wool wich, where they are tested. At Fawcett's foundry, mortars of large sin are being cast, end the shells and the mortar are superior to those supplied from other places. The mot tan are all proved by hydraulic pressure before they leave the foundry. One of the engineers at Fawcett's has made as impartial discovery in the construction of a shell, and the Admiralty and War-o ffi ce are delighted with the im provement. The shell is cast very thin, and lined inside in a way, which is a secret, to resist the influence of molten iron. With molten iron the shell is to be filled, and, while in a fluid state, fired. Each shell will contain 60Ibs. of iron in a state of fusion, and where the shell fdlis destruction ex tends around, if on damp ground, no man can lie within 60 yards of it. The fillirg of each shell will take 25 minutes, and there will be no difficulty, in ship or trenches, preparing the molten metal. In ancient times forts were defended by pouring molten lend on the besiegers ; now, we will project the molten metal upon the besieged.—Lfonpool paper. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ROMMIER..—August 22, at the Vicarage, Tarring, Mokpo& Thames, the wits of the Rev. P. H. &Wider, of a sou. CALROW.— August 23, at Peckham-rye, the wile of Mr. L F. a& row, of a daughter. Owlow-square, llrs. COBBETT.—A•guat 23. at Stomper-w...—, John M. Cobtott, of a son. COLBY.- August 20, at Wear Giffard, Deronatilre, the wife of the Rev. B. Colby, of a son. DAY.— August 10, at the Lower elope, Norwich, the wife of J. E. Day, Ran, Capt. lot Norfolk Militia, of a son. DOWN. —Anew 20, at Mere Hall. Bolton-le-Moors, Martebeem the wife of W. Dobson, Rel., of a son. Wugust Si, at Manniaglvon Hall, Radford, Yorkshing, the wife of C. Lirter, Eag., of a daughter. MANSPIELD.—Anfroat 21. at Shoterhain-park, Brigadier-General Mansfield, of a eon. MORGAN.—August 21. at King-street, Norwich, the wife of J. R. Morgan. Esq., of a son. MAMBO RTON.—Atrnst 21, at St. Mary's Priory, nest Reading, the Ron. Mrs. W. Warburtco. of a son. Norfolk, the wife at YARRIAO2IS. ALLEN—PARKER. —August 23, at St. George-the-Martyr, Queen square, Bloomsbury, by the it,,. Dr. Wilson, Dean of the College of Preceptors, C. J. Allen, 2eq., of the Sock Earbangt, and Northumberland-perk, Tottenham. to Annette Victorior, daughter of J. Parker, Esq., Aeorttary of the Ool.ege of Preceptors. BARRON—IIUNTEB.—AuguRt 2S, at St. Pancras Church, by the Rev. C. IL Andrews, M.A. E. J. Barron, Esq., of Guilford•at Russell-square, to Eliza, only child of the late T. Bunter, En., OZ Cooper's-row, Tower-MIL BLYTH—KING.—August 2S, at St James's Buseez-garden, by the Rev. J. Griffith, rind. of Aberdare. P. T. Blyth, Esq., eon of W. P. Myth, Esq., of Wimpole-atreet, to Isabella Mary, daughter of W. King, Esq., of Su-sez-equare. OWEN—GOLE.—August 22, st Llsnderrfan Church, Anglesey, by the Bev. W. J.Poole, M.A., Rector of &beaker, Thomas Owen, Egg. Undersheriff of Anglesey, and eldest eon of Thomas Owen, V.e Pisa Peumgnytkl, to AWN Eliza, only surviving daughter of Tho nuts 0g1ej1.14., of Outh-y-Toucan, Eteanmaria. DEATHS. 22, at Lansdowne-4 Bath, B. Lava" Em., P. 8.8. MARSH.—August 19, H. Marsh, Esq., late of Hatlerton House, Heats. 11ILLII.—August 16, at Pouthees, of illness contracted in the CAM% tram whence he returned on the Bth inst.. Lieut:Colouel Eroded* MB* of the 7th Knyal Fusiliers. seed 39 , 70Unged Were of the UM Andrew Moffatt Mlle, Seq., of Bosom, Busses. IiONIELIOUSIE.—August 20. at Cedar House, Chlssriterealar SOP wife of J. P. Monithouse, Eati.,atted 45. RlVERS.—August 90, at Bournemouth, Granville Bakke ?Ku , of Lord RITIM seed ii. ISTROUD.—August 21, at Bondleigh, Devon. the Bee. J. airdatt M.A.., Rectu of that parish, seed 60. TARIM mei pt .4 by W =inll Zoe BAtaa. of No. 8. Looted Owes, la Vie Ow Si Leaden. Printer. et the Ofbee. in wed OMNI. ia Uhl Pillinet el Wltibittlent.—SesolnaT. Alison a Ma - 2 184 , l o ca m i nor Ow !I It I; years and em Weds scat si In ILIUDee WY p.m. AL7 T)4 101 wad N, D' =EVN B A cx Th 4 week iral; Water Water Nest I We%t I TB deg (S 2) able Cola of Nees Ho ifs—aril sits d Tel Thq SC are p ands Pm, rtvall pearl eipiel anal: sweet N' r..d, wom -A. ?net.. T' _l!e et:u i Lt law n Ike a la aow Ait7 wall with 11 TO! the of