The Express. — London, England, 1861-07-15 00:00:00

4 - - THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING JULY 15, 1861• • • ..? • --,_ • -- - -- - - NAVAL AND MILITARY. Hearts, Febrifuge. Tuberose, Cutler, Heather, Brennand ILa , Fel l b) *tut iligtnct. THE POLICE COURTS ' MARKETS. simple. varied, and some were of indifferent qu qual ity Kerte, Welland --e- - a - Farmers succeeded in obtaining an advance OF is. per qr.. THI NOTTINHHAMOHIRR BANDS:At oi 20 soya each, h ft, for white awns rates varied from 545. to 64a. ; for red ditto. 45e. to bye. per 36 stone. The supply of Maley was Baited: A melltemn, slehy 12.-Areotamitioni.-Corn - sad sif declared, with 301) added ; the second to receive METROPOLITAN COUNTIC COURTI. GUILDHALL COTTON . -Lrnapooh, JcLY 13.-We have had a good ; .ti cotton to-day with •• steady market. The erica nu e., fi. 2.. p or b r u o odiu„ oo l , so d i . g am itie ;G. Our- 50 0011. out of the stakes and the third to save his stake ; Sitting days appointed foe the present weelL David Griffith jotter • Meeinative spare man, wi th • a pro- hei-neee ' * . and in malting sorts nothing of importance was dote are 10,000 balm, deluding 7,140 Ame ri co, 6d. to9d. ; 2,500 gliding qualities supported their value, and moved off at ha, addillinesh to the Russell ;D. lii rhea, .olditioual to wind's of any handier or a aniountiag to 200 Werfunion, at. Marta's-Ism - Mamba. JOY 13 Tues. ((Olen a beard and =instants*, described as • *cupola of 43, Woburn-place, who recently figured in • will case in 'the te 344. per 30 stone. There wee a meaty supply of W Cerawrilia Lisalonsate ths Ho a. H. BUllie Handl- mom value, with the wieder'. after July 2 (57 b: 300 , 'la/. 16. tredues•lay, 17. Surat, 41d. to 7d. ; 300 Egyptian, lid. to 104. ;60 Forum, . . oats, the inquiry for which was middling, consequen T tly, am, W. Clerk, J. I. F Paul. H. Berkeley, T. Markham's, 7lb .. 500, 101 b extra. Two nines • quarter. ads., syst Dualism. RT. Portiand.roa d.-Wednesdey, July 17 : Thursday, Probate Court, was charged before Alderman Hale with Ylll. to Okd., d which 4,000 are for speculation and export. le . Friday, IV. feloniously forging and uttering a document purporting to • To - daY's import is 75 bola the sales effected were at the full prices of last week ; tine, seri 11. L lobs", additernal to the ha . , for dispe 42 of whom declared.) MARTIAN.; Iferylebone.road.-Monday, July 15 . Wednem be the will of Sophia Belli.. - ed a Chore ; l'. F. Walker , to the Pene woke, for service Ane st Iti Age silt 30e. ; secondary, 28a. per 24 stops. The bean trade war Mr. Giffard, instructed b the solicitor to the Treasury, OOTTON GOODS .- MANCBEBTER, JULY 13.-In many in the Mead Isnaler , A Vendee.' H. Hoops, to the .IslA • 31161 a 11 ° ....... ••- • 4 812 neiluseesteady, but the show was small, and eamples sold at recent rates, namely, 48s. to 541. per 38 stone. Malt, 70s. t o L Barkley aid 11. Ream to lb. Cusherhuel ;J. C. Snell P r i• '• a 11 "" ik- • a 8 8 Brad ll . l6 4 8 6 taloa dakill" Ctinutim aD irn - u Tu Dun esda c Y ;n j .t u e l nisce y lel. .-Moudey, July 15 : Tuesday, 3 .. , 3 16; Wsdnesdsy , 17 : ErtdaY• 1 0 . who conducted the prosecutio n, at the direction of the At- respects the state o f . trade remain . , mit was ds, _at 111_ ,, e e nd , of torney•Geoeml, said he did not intend to fro into all the bat week. The inquiry fur piece ~,,, rh. "' ' c r oth * :4: e r 725. ; rye, 30e• per qr. Flour, 41a. to 435. per 20 stone. and I'. J. Didhad to the lades ;H. J. Martin t.; the Sur- ; :ij. -- •"" pen, and A. L Tinder to the Excelled. C. Catlin, inkl• Rosamond 45 2 JIM° : .."' . ROTC Ifalrashi.road.- road J sly 15: Friday. 19. to adduce su ffi cieut evidence for the purpose of a remand. demand is not so active en it was some dais tamer yarns, has certainly increased , but as depren, to the nuns ,I_ Ryas . naval cadet, to the Llgiu• ; Heir~ Waher T. Pry , proces:ted to the rank of eagineer ; Alfred lioludrions we have chilling breezes in the eveninp. Apparently, the Lawless, adios beet ,as. •••ettant engineer in the Leopard, 11 "" u. - of Sophia Bellis on the 14th of r last pmutok‘l ; 11~7 111 Sy work, acting mooed class ano.tmot THE SHERwOOD HANDICAP oF 5 soya each, with 40 added; mistlay, 17; Tininday, 18. few Fe b ruary w he n , t he unreniuneretive. Domestics of nearly a ll kinds are in very rutdritoer sought.. tirosTevid... days uitint, .4.-fdr:4; limited request . Longcloths are almost neglected, and in harved is not to be so early as at one time expected. The growing mops look well, with the exception of potatoes, 'worm, to the As., for the FireQesse • Andrew Stewart, , gentlemen Mere ; Prolemismal"; 51 b extra ; winners of 'l°7 Leann, Camberwell New.roed.-Tuesday, July 16. able to prove that Sophia Bellis was at the time totally .very many fields of which are extremely thin-indeed the acing second elms asaistant engineer, to ' the Asia, for the handicap or sweepstakes smcsating to lOD *ova. value, Wit\ " EL " I " .-Wedws " ), July 17. in- a T theclotdhsemonalsod. Pricesthe production.rojosomois eases to. jo in e taiud acces Y Walliws• ; 9 or. K. Abbott, acting second class assistant the winner ' s own stakes, after July 4,31 b ; 200, Glb extra. o W "" talea ' -raerede Y' jai ' 19. o'Atinewunn, Senthetreet.-Thureday, July 18. capable of making or signing a will, and also that the sign s- look worse_ than . they did some weeks since, and in many teems. r, to the Asia, for the Traveller ; Alexander Beattie One mils and • quarter. (9 Juba ) ture was not in the handwriting of that lady. The lad with di ffi culty. The print trade continuesgeoerally depressed, disappoint fanners very (O uch. At our country ay. Jarmo. Stirliag, acting second clue amiduit esiOncers. Age st lb i Age at lb _ give improved • • • markets this week we had, as has been the case of late, allgation he should prove by her bankers, who would though some of the better aorta of printing cloth are in P to On IliuniL)s. Minty mo rn a intorsley all 7 1 Prolesaiir - nut grain of any kind o ff ering, not sufficient for the want, PORTSMOUTH, Jet., 14. t: 4 7: • 84 510 2 Golden ripple 4 paid (Before the Lord Chumellor.) • statement as to the manner in which he had captured torn ; while for 40-inches, though the demand is greater than of local . ..., consumers.... Whet readil brought 21. to 3s. pe r y d Here the prisoner. After watching the house in Woburn-place i t was, . no farther has been made as to value , and qr. advance. oats tid. to is. per qr dearer. to 'The Indomitable, hired .ailing ship, arrived ►at The Ahlenuen - we had • moderate sup . ely of wheat. Small of barley and Portsmouth yeiterday to embark the third divisice of the Tit Cacrrir 51rionsaie PLare of 30 son , added to a SHIRE RAILWAY COMPANT. for some time, he saw • cab row d up, end soon after Dr. no considerable es ingrens take place. The prices of yani are claw. Salm ready. wheat, ls. to 2s. per qr. higher. Lod liittalim of the 11th Regiment, fa conveyance to the 8411jul Sweep takes of 5 50,.. each ; 3-yr-okbi, 7st 21b ; This suit was professedly instituted by the plaintiff on Gri ffi th Jones and anotherpntleman got into it, and his as. decidedly steadier than they were last week, and the amount Barley and oats also dearer than last week. Wheat, 345. to Cape id Good Hop e , She till take out Major w s o f t. Mrs. four, list Sib ; fives _ 94 fih ; six and aged, Set 71b ; mow b•h&li of Loosen and the other shareholders in the company ; sistant t the box i t hitery, and the • hicle of business has augmented perceptibly. The medium counts drove off upn n a grea urry, _ . e Wyatt, sad three childrea ; Captain Maunsell, Mrs. Made- rd rues. allowed 31b ; the winner to be su m for leo but it appeared from his a ffi davit that in fact the pro- ff. Witness stopped the driver , a tried to open of warps and cops for Germany and for the home trade M I L Pe t qr. ;barley, 30e• to 36 .; mt. , 254 . t° 32.. WATERFORD, JULY 13.-We have had a good deal of sell, and one child ; Gaptain Gabb, Lieutenant. elitard. sows., Ac. T.Y.C. To does this day (Monday). iseedinp were taken by the direction of a oompany having th e . cab door , upon which the assistant ' struck at him, and have been sold at tolerably full rates. India and China de um 1 down to preventhis active, bassi - temperatureadTHE ( Handicap) e uplood e he n fook the prisoner into nee would be much larger if spun ore could accept lower late. Our arrivals of foreign grain show a very consale am Boyce, Weetruppe. and Gibbons ; Paymaster Rubin- „ippon of say b oo dk op di m . J u l y 4, gihristro. T.Y.C. - The Master of the Rolls dismissed the bill, and the plaiutiff cable falling off, and of out own growth scarcely anythim see, 379 rank and file, 21 women, and 32 children. Age st lb Age st lb aPeeled- y. Witness eustod told him'the charge was for forging • prices than are at present asked. the document purporting to b ee will of Sophia Bellis, and be has appeared at market. The trade has been firm for all Neophyte ral and Mr. Fischer for the respondent . haP"l ; laid ' " It Is an nonsense have ;you ve no right to take me into HARDWAR E,-BIRIIIROBAII, JULY 13.-The closing %pima., Munn= OF AN ARTILLRRY HIRGEANT AT WOOL- ~,,,,,,~i5 er - taken more freely at about previous rates ; interior Kris WICK - Metreet Martin Murphy. of the Royal Artillery, nen 4 7 0 Squire Petrie 3 5 8 fide suit hy the plaintiff in his character of shareholder, but and no man can keep me from it." He then wished witness was held at Dudley this afternoon. There was a .null . expired at the Ordosore llmpital, Woolwich, at an early lava _ iostitoted at the direction cd a hostile . idd to send for his attorney, and said. "Cannot this matter be attendance , sod • moderate amount of bow on Saturday morning last from the effects of injuries !Lstt...._, l sa n y settled? You know there are such things done and if you chiefly consisting of transactions in pig-iron at balfa-crown dearerfor fine samp es. lndian corn in 2d. per barrel iathctsl apes bin by o gunner of the regiment, named Peter "••••••," - • too below the price of lest quarterday. As to manu. demand, and 3d. per barrel higher for American and • ; costs. Mestersoa, ie the military guard mom , a t th e g o y a Lt resea t, Tint Smoirt (ffmtutio) STARER of 5 eon. each, with 30 - session of the carpet bag and parcel that the prisoner had factored iron, it is now understood that the price of second other sorts unaltered in velum Flour more readily mold at a few argbts saes. It smear. th a t Masterson was b roug ht added, for all age& Half • idle. To Moos this evening with him, end conveyed him to Fleet-street station. qualities will be 10s. per ton below the list price. The former rates. imports this week :-Wheat, 3,000 qrs.: le the goennoes by the m i l i t ar y poli ce , b e i ng found absent (Moodily). COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Mr. Humphreys, the solicitor for the prosecution, said he trade ef this town continues perfectly quiet • so com- Indian corn, 1 4 00 t flour, 7 0 barrels, 137 maw. Export without a per. The docnied was on duty at the guard- Tot *TA= PLAYS (Handicap) of 50 sows, for all ages ; JULY 13.1606 • flour, 381 had exhibited the allepd will to live persons in the bank- pletely has this been its character fur many weeks that it yi ; Qatar ; ' ' this week :-Barle 600 barrels • rose, sad it wee his duty to enter the charge against the winners of any inedimp after July 4, bib extra. Half a (Before the Judge Ordinary.) eali Mg establishment where Sophia &tills banked, and he affords little room for remark. Orders come in as slowly Bache i catfit 20 each& presser who refired to rive his name, laying to the mile straight. should be able to show that the signature was not in her as possible ; in some instances manufacturers report , " Yon knew my name when you gave me three Age st lb Age at lb CLARISON V. CLARLDON AND JOHNSON. handwriting. that they are doing rather more than they were inenths." The prwooer alterwuda gave his name to another ,IL___Mrols - M r . °Hurd then as k e d f or a reman d, a week ago •, others speak lees favourably ;so WEATHER REPORT. 6 8 3 Doctor Nicbog a 6 7 port, who died in his 87th year, on the 15th December last, sergust, let watched has opportunity and took from the F uri es/ Mr. Sleigh, who appeared for the prisoner, opposed an that upon the whole the change has been as 3 8 0 Isis and adjournment, for though he was desirous that every Monti • slight as possible. On all hands it is agreed that business RATURDAT, JULY 13, 820 9 &IL sod boa a bar el Woo three feet loag, which had been wed Di c k - noes of this cue, has seldom been so dull, and there are few persons who rap oker, sad with this weapon he struck the . leas...A ori Prelusion . 3 ~° , 0 her co-executor, was the 4th Jal,!* 21359* and,._ still he felt that them was at present no evidence at all remember , the continuance of that coodition over SO D. I. M. D. P. O. I. B. the heck of his head, inflicting a frightful fracture of the Above 6 7 9 Rawdiffe roll The deceased was taken to the hospital and placed Nada nE 3 it 12 eby Hesperus-onm- w w w alter ailing Mn. Clarkson • lite int./884 2 " d ivided ___. l. " pertinent to the serious charges at issue. It was therefore lengthened a period. It is impossible to ascertain to what wader the are d Dr. Make, hut gradually sank until his Ae• l : :12 Pa= a 5 y ••`•t• b.t.... • girl D ewed N • ••• eau • man named • grow hardship on his Mint to deprive him of his extent manufacturers are making addition to stocks ; but ----- - - -- ffseeth. 14 is mid that Madersoo had been punished for santele t n ,„.,, s dr Moor Mandwa, who had Bendy,. =ma tjno in the testa• libertz i n i d it was quite se easy for WiSMORK• to have it is believed there is much doing in that line whilst the 4 6 7 tor 's house, for the purpose of taking care of him. The b oos ht forward at tea to what was alleged. prospects of trade are so discouraging. At present there is L A = 19.82 46 II Z. 3 c maelideg Ind:mann es • former 00Minti. The event has - aced mash easitement in military circles at Woolwich. Th. attesting witnesses to the will were Dow present, who so inquiry for autumn goods, though the manufacturers of Aggigagg.„ gikra ge u 24.1, 3 c she demon being en of the soomenmisaioned officers CRICKS?. document was the will of his uncle, or that it had been pro- would prove the handwriting of the testatrix. He hoped, those articles should now be getting busy. The continental Lenyw 29.09 66 63 L 6 0 mind es aseenna ef kis good character by the CPR. --4.-- party ezerand according to the form of the statute. therefore, that this gentleman would not be any longer trade is also slack ; a few orders have been given out on BEM= 10.0 30 6 7 N.E. 2 t menet le cony out the system of military polio. An HARROW v. ETON. Dr. Phillinsore, Q.C., and Mr. Searle amazed for the detained in custody. account of Portugal. A 110106961 33.71 66 It LIM 1 • • defendants • Dr. Deana, Q.C. and Dr. Tristram for) the inert will be held this evening baton Mr. Goiter. corner This match wax drawn in co hence of MD. p l a i nt iff , t i ro ' nep h ew , ' Alderman Hale mkt Mr. Sleigh's menus bad failed -- toetatrna... i tea it 46 XL& 4 imam 20.70 68 47 LILL. 3 is r fee Wen Ken The following ie the scan : The testator appeared to be fond of will making, and had to convince him that he ought to li rate the primer. C08.N.--Comsnme, JULY 13.-We had •a very dull - anwar 21n fat At N. 4 0 market again to-day, with very little own offering, and no g csannio a l pmee 38 67 Kyr" g m SVDIOII34 Dorm OF THE BANE/WART= OF 1111 ITON. It was his determination to emend him. executed five tenementary papers, to the no small iodig- Mr. Sleigh urged the magistrate to accept bail, but alteration is price. Heron, Mo. to 565. Barley, 25.. to LIVERPOOL 129.61 el fie N.R. 2 r . Dm Reamert rim Barratios).--The h eel ; ear ters of FUMY MINOR SECOND MINOS. nation of hi wife, who objected to his spending so much this was refund, and the prisoner was remanded until 308. Beaus, 36e. to 40e. Oats, 22e. to 30s. Tatiana the fad hieslime al the llth Regiment sailed from Porta. Hew. T. Be Ord. c Walker, bwe 29.63 09 NI N. 2 b I .mutts cm litimsla ss eek for the Cape et Good Hope in the "lan "' - There was • fair supply of r.......,„,„,. ....... 33 33 LL 3 35 has nephew and Moose ; but having in the summer of 1859 wheat and barley and rather small of sate at our market u m ,,Th'''''''', • 3 8e......50 1 has keen reem.ed at I „, ,runws , 1.. (Israel, Esq.. bAleuusder .... 0 b Walker c - '''' R. A. H. Mlielwit ie. b Abu- had a dispute with the plaintiff, he declared that he would this morning. Wheat met a ready sale at an advance of Doyza • 129.68 64 SO 8.3. 2 2161 64 II LILL 2 0 1 while the ship arrived off Torquay, the latalnisater, atukr - . It b Acheson who wee siring epos the poop, cooverung with 0. H. Tuck, Lat. b eater 9 rwe eat 0 ductunest was accordingly drawn by an accountant named CANADA. • decline. Barley fair sale at late rates. Wheat, white, P0RTLAND.....,29.51 00 fib E.S.E. 1 o 1 SM =, soddlskr fell forward and expired, death re. IL tv. Hoare, Law, b Alessadsr 6 b Cater Was hem disease es th e b ee n. Hs e thetwased wit. was F. F. eleasby, Icy., b Walker .... 40 c 0 Massie. b Walker 6:16 Mann, who had Dees an attoruey ' s clerk, and was attested --c,_ new, 225. ato 24e. Od. • red, new, 20s. at to v... Od. MIMI= - 2646 It 81 R. 1 e 3 18 y two labourers mined Fisher and Clark, ' inthe presence-. 129.54 61 (a N.E. 2 0 3 The following is the report of the London direc- , 13 a, 'ey, new , 13 m o _to o , 14 " 8 - , o _oa o ,tei WM°. 10 °. 5,1 - to J PMAPCII iiegy =2Ril MAIM, i• a fishing boat, sad returned to Porte- t :• . k e.. "4l‘ . .,...W•l b t ra C r k t: •• • . 2 ? . t Walker to ni :- "I as desired by the Lone° directors ol the (bend ILL 3 d• * 661661.141, ... u°4 t° ".. ''''' 00regibten...19.91 OS - &Z. 1 0 1 11. It Suthertaaa Lg., e Bailor, had signed the will in the presentee of the attesting wit tore BANE.-We understand that the mill- h wsn,r ' " ' 01. waiter 0 Desna, and that they had then written their name. upon fi a t' Trelah. Railway Company of Cansda to forward you hers. COLCHTSTER, JULY 13.-A good supply of wheat and very ROA= j 19.67 70 - 11.&E. 2 129.46 68 -11. N .R. 2 c 2 o 6 limy shapiine acid conenimanat an to have I. Ywalerlrk. Hwy , eat out .... 16 b Cater l l but Fisher and Clark th emse l ves d oc i oro d t h at t h ey hd wah the aocounta for the half-year eliding 31st of Deoember, small of other IFrain. Wheat dull at tate rates, and the BAT = ,mBs 64 - w.21.w. 2 c 5 tile renew fano from them, in same war LS is U. 8 ` ala " , "I." atter •-• 8 "4 out • signed it first. A number ei relatives war, also called by 156 0 . l am also desired to date at the elms thee , that the same may be and of hark ) . * P ee r and beau * The g ro w in g Lou • i , um es - N.N.W. 4 c 2 Ihe ere el the essay mind °Mmes. This is perhaps so • • l ' • 1.• 5, 3 ' 3 1 toe pla i nt iff to spume w hi c h t h e h 3,1 delay in their receipt here is attributable to the clerical ems Foams favourably. 1 la b our of the Montreal office having bees exclusively men- GUILDFORD, JULY 13.-The supply of wheat continues _ math the litaeroto the assaimista epiaet the injustice of T o t a l Me hi* cicala, will he more aumenes and influential.- penned as a ultimo. pied for many . weeks in the preps:ratios ol ne to be rather han g.-d. There was a •lively demand, and even Vasitti &wrist Oarat. HARROW. 1.-11seemeter correeted and reduced to II deg. at mean se turns for the information of the not DOECIREL MOM MOM The Court took time to consider. 11.... t wt ww : the rough samples were iilbetter request, pries jwinL f ullY level : _each 10 feet, of verthal rios i nuengobont oniebendreaut ... ... Nn Uttttf &L RCMIPITAL AT WOOLWICH. —We wwkeelmil tbsi it bee bees decided to sidablieb • row Mimplig in sekhtios to the garrison now lbws. sod whisk is stelosively devoted to tks . Oilseed Willmar= is to be the governor, red eili the modem ingweesweole is conetniotios and ventilation ore Is be serried est is tie building. —United Smite &MI& SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. nue MEWL MOND maw I. v. Melamine, Dam, e De 0 rey, b Mlteliell C. A. Calor, Eft., be. &Smith . Ci • lkillednial, bO. B Swift A. G. Week. Esq., Attu T b Mika . • I. Y. Buller, G s , b 1114sbdI T. W. Paln3er. W., 0 I'm& b O. & falai 2. W. Y. Mailbral, Dim, • Oulbse DM b o. & Wallin 11. W. Oilleapls, Deri.„ • ami b O. & IMMO AI J. D. Walker, Wm, • Tedr„ b 0. S. nenith Boa. I. Acheson. NOM& 1 C. 2'. 11•14, Are., 24440 W IL W. barest', laii.„blimawielia a le 4, 11)11, w &&42 a 1024w 1 To 41 III idol PAPAL accuaztr ON TEN NORTH %BHT RAILWAY. ROCHERTER, SUNDAY. An alarming accident occurred on the North lasi Railway. near the ritrood Station, in this city, last rwhereby one person, a young man, named Charles ldtilisad. in the service o f the South Eastern Compeny, bud lb Ide, the accident fortunately being attended with so saw fat 4 coalleqUilleill. being confined principally to the destruction of the company's property. The train to which the accident occurred was • beavilv.laden weds train, made up • lly of coal-trucks and containing merchandise, in all about thirty drawn by a powerful engine, which was on the eve atarting from Weed station to Maidetotie with its load whoa the occurrence took place. The goods station at *rood is built at the foot of a steep incline, where the lima for some distance, ban • rise of one in about eighty-four. la order to ascend the gradient it is usual for the goods Maim isomeling from Strood to Maidstone to back a sheet distance up the down line, in order to enable the engine to gain en impetus to draw the train up the incline. About K o'clock last evening, the line having been reported all clear, the goods train was on the act of backing up the down lies of rails, and had proceeded about one hundred yank into the Strood tunnel, when the break van, which was at the end, from some arum which entoot now be satisfactorily accounted for, gave • start sad jumped off the line, falling over on its left side ea to the up lie of area a . T he heavy waggons fol. lowlag tie &mak vas isolantly fellover treobstruction, and before the satire Wain amid be stopped the trucks and waives at the extreme end were pilot on each ether in one imosgrooso mom and reaching as bleb as the arch of the tunnel. The only occupants of the break ma at the moment of the accident were Fowler, the quard of that part of the train, and the deceased, Charles R bite. head, who was employed by the company as an engine cleaner. Contrary to the express regulations of the corn. pany,WLitehead, who was proceeding to his home' at Maid. stelae, vim ruling in the break van with the guard, a practice which the company positively forbids. It would seem that en the train loving the metals, the deceased opeaed the left-band door of t h e break in order to get out, and was in the act of leaving the van when it turned over and fell on him, ernahing him in a most horrible manner, and of cause causing instantaneous death. Fowler, the gnarl, who retained his place in the van, escaped with only a few slight oont brea us k. iocaand effected his escape through the window of the Shortly After this accident information arrived that a goods train bad got off the line at the Cuiton shame, bet fortunately no accident to life or limb occurred. AU the workmen that could he spared were at noes despatched to reader assistance, and alter several hours' work aarcesded l clearing the lino. The following is the report of the London dire:- tots : ass desired by the London directors of the Orand Trunk Railway Company of Cans& to forward you here with the accounts for the half-year ending 31st of Deoember, 1860. lam also desired to state at the same time, that the delay in their receipt here is attributable to the denied labour of the blontrpal office having been exclusively wen. pied for many weeks in the preparation of re turns for the information of the government corn. MiSSIOn4II appointed to report upon the present system and management of the railway. Those gentle men have completed their labours, and • few copies el their report arrived in England by the last mail ; bet as it bad only just been issued in Canada, time hal not been afforded to the executive of the company in the province to reply to it, or rather such portions of it as require replies, as the Locidoo directors learn it is their intentioo to do ; and there fore it in considered advisable, until these answers be re coned, to leave that document in abeyance for the present. It will be observed that in the accounts for the half-year meant modifications have been made in the forms previ ously adopted with reference to the statement, of capital sad revenue accounts, and also as regards the general balances. These amendments have been awned out chiefly Is conformity with recommendations from the company's auditors in Montreal, and the accounts as now published wee, so rendered to the government commissioners. The total receipts for the half-year amounted to 367,8471.. and the working expenses to 311,1631. ; being about 841 per cent, of the earnings. The rents payable by the company, es provided for by the acts, are charged against the balance . The amount of working expenses is much in exam of what the directors had been led to expect ; but a reference to the half-yeerly report of the assistant-engineer, which is appended, will show that revenue has, during the past six months,been charged wi th several heavy items fonnerly carried to capital, amounting to about 40,0. ; and expenditure which should rather have come out of a special renewal fund—had the company ever been in the position to have opened such an account—than out of the current working expenses of any one half-year. Had revenue been relieved of this charge, the expenditure would have then been about 73i per cent. of the receipts ; and this per oentage would. there appears to be no doubt, have been again reduced had the company had during the last autumn the means of carrying the freight which was offered, and which, award ing to Mr. Shanty's reports, would have increased the receipts of the line by 4,0001. a week for several weeks. The incomplete and insufficient station accommodation and rolling stock alone prevented this increase of about 25 per cent. to the weekly receipts during the months of October and November ; and ere the busy season is again fast ap proaching, the same lose, unless the line is more fully equipped, must again recur. It will be in the recollection of the proprietor, that at their last meeting in January, at which the traffic reports for the larger portion of the period embraced by the accounts now published were submitted, a select committee, retrlini.- mg each class of bondholders as well as the share was appointed to confer with the directors as regards the a ffai rs of the company, sad that the result of the pre limithry deliberations of that committee was the prepara don and presentation of a petitioe to the Canadian parlia ment in the month of March last To that petition, a copy of which was sent to each rietor, the reply was given bY the government that no relief could be afforded to the com pany that session. Further deliberations on the part of the select committee then became necessary, and interviews be tween its members and the directors accordingly took place as to the next steps to be taken. In the course of these conferences a communication was addressed to the directors by the committee, forwarding copies of memoriele which had been signed in Liverpool, aid other places, on the subject of the re-organisation of the executive in Canada, and recommending the removal of the domicile of the com pany to London. Copies of these documents, but without any remarks from the directors here, were sect to Canada forth., information of the board at Montreal, and almost immediately on their reoeipt, the whole of the directors, with the exception of Mr. Blackwell, who was absent on sick leave, resigned their state, so as to afford, as is ex pressed in their resolution, every facility to the London based in effecting such a re-organisation in the management of the °emptily as the bond and share holders may dean best calculated to promote the interests of time undertaking. This intelligence wee without loot of time conunusicated to the select committee, and at a further interview recently had it was screed, both by the directors and by the committee, that the time had now arrived for the appointment of a special commissioner to proceed to Canada to investigate the whole position of the tompooy, sad without making any other than necessary Amos, to conduct anrnegotiations which may be required to be carried on with the govern. ment in the adjustment al any plan tole agreed upon, until ' the permanent reorputhatice cantle effected. The director have accordingly arme with Mr. Fdward Watkia, genera manager of the Manthentee, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway, for this miSlllOll, sad his appointment meets with the entire concurrence of the select committee. Ho will embark for Canada as soon as practicable. The great delay which has unavoidably takes place in the publication of the mounts to 31st December of 1860, renders—especially in the presence of the more recent information contained is the report jut issued by the select committee— any detailed observation' on them unnecessary. It will be seen, however, that the balance I. favour of revenue was applied towards the partmaymeet of the Atlantic and St. Lawrence rent, as prescribed by the acts. From the last monthly reports of the different departments the directors learn that the line is now in good running order, but the effects of last winter's unusual severity had told not only heavily as regards maintenance and repairs, both on the way and on the rolling stock, bet also as rapids the receipts of the line, the traffic during January and February having been several times interrupted for four or five days in suc cession. Is respect to the future, the directors have con. vened a meeting of the hood sad share holders for Friday, the 19th instant, to take place at the London Tavern in this city, for the purpass of receiving and considering the second report, and the proposals contained therein, of the select committee appointed at the meeting held on the 2nd January last, when such arrangements will no doubt be adopted as shall be deemed the best iu the general interests cif the nadertaking." GUILDFORD ? JULY 13.—Ths supply of wheat continues to be either limit.-d. There was is lively demand, and even the rough samples were in better request, prices being fully se good as last week. Wheat, 32e. to 70s. Barley, 26e. to 30s. Oats, Me. to 295. Beans, 425. to 465. THE. CHILD NUNS= At Comsdnitt.—Nod- WICH, SATURDAL—With reforesee to the eu• of child murder at Colchester, it may be stated that the hopes entertained that the guilty party had hew cep tarsal at Azle, Norfolk, have proved fallacious. The child was drowned in the CoMe, and found within • few hours, so that the parson who terminated its existence--gemerally the mother in these unfortunately very common cases—had only a short time in which to get away from the tows. She i supposed to bare gone north. wards into Suffolk or Norfolk, and from the descriptions circulated of her appearance. Superintendent Bluefield, of the Norfolk police, apprehended • female on Thursday at Ade, in that county. A telegram was immediately forwarded to Superintendent Downer, heed constable of the Colchester police, who came here yesterday, bring ing with him a person who, he believed, would be able to identify the female is custody. When the parties, how ever. were confronted, it was found impossible to establish the identity. The young woman apprehended was accord- Ugly at once est at liberty. ALAIOII or FIRS AT THZ Houma or LORDS.—At about half•past 7 last evening comdilemble alarm was eeni• doped by tl:c discovery by the policeman on duty in the courtyard at the House of Lords of volumes of smoke lauds . , from one of the shaft. near the Victoria Tower. An alarm was at once raised, and it was soon ascertained that the due in Air Augustus Clifford's kitchen leading into the shaft over the Black Had bad taken Ire. No time was lost hi getting the hose reedy, and the assistance of the police forming the night watch was at once called into requisition, under the superintendence of Sergeant Francis. The shaft was entered by police-constables Parish and Mayer, of the A divisino, and a good supply of water being at hand they succeeded in putting a stop to the further progress of the In. JULY 13.—There was a by no means abundant supply of wheat at oar core market to-day ; the quality was triable, and some of the samples were out of mothtion. With a fair demand prices were la. per quarter h*ber. Old white samples realised 665. to 745. ; old red, 6M. to 68e. ; new white, 50s. to 68s. ; stew red,4Bs. to 62e. per 36 sto•e. Barley came to head manly, and the tone of the trade was quiet at prices the tura in favour of the buyer ; in malting harey anything doing ; grinding, 28e. to 32. e. per 30 atom. The inquiry for oats was moderate, and there being only • short supply, very little difficulty wee experienced in obtain ing previous rates, which varied from 28s. to 32e. per 24 stone. Beans were in small supply, and although the de mand was slow late prices were well sustained ; old, Ma. to 58e. ; new, 40a. to 503. per 38 stone. Flour (fine), 48s.'; seconds, 445. ; thin* 38s. to 40a. per sack. Newc, JULY la—At oar market this imernieg there was a very moderate show of wheat from the growers. and our millers, finding difficulty, in getting a gafficiency of choice qualities, a clearance was early effected at an advance of ls. per qr. ; south country at the earn. time meeting more inquiry, at prices that were not pre- 1 Timely obtainable. For some mixed Suffolk, not extra, MN. was paid, whilst for a very superior parcel of Norfolk yellow 601. per 5041 be. was realised. In foreign, of suit- able quality, a fair business was done, chiefly in fine mixed Beattie, at about 585., fine old Konigsberg at the same Mine touching 60a all per 405165. ; Danish varieties were not generally offered, but anything very select and in prime condition might have commanded 565. Flour was rather in better request, but prices cannot be written higher. Our millers were talking of putting up their price today, but until the advance is fairly established wo shall keep our quotations unchanged. In barley scarcely anything done. Malt unaltered. Beans and peas without inquiry. Oats rather more inquired for, without, however, leading to any transactions of moment, our dealers being for the moment pretty well supplied. The wet weather we , are now experiencing is calculated to do injury to the hay crop, and if we do not get a speedy change for the better, there will naturally be more disposition to purchase oats. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, coastwise, 1,745 qra; foreign, 3,698. Barley, coastwise, 727 ; foreign, 300. Malt, coastwise, 255. Oats, coastwise, 506 ; foreign, 650. Beans, foreign, 3 106. Flour, coastwise, 1,001 sacks ; foreign, 300 Indian corn flour, 100 moka. NORWICH, Jocr 13.—There was a fair supply of wheat hare to-day, and the sales effected were made at a reduction of about ls. per quarter; at this abatement, however, there was rather more disposition to purchase. Little or nothing doles in barley, oats, beans and peas. The weatherhas been very variable during the week ; on Sunday and Monday there were heavy storms of rain, and last night there was • further coosiderable fall. To-day is n fine, and few complaints are male with respect to damages sustained. White wheat is quoted to-day dia. to 60s. • red ditto, 525. to Ma. • damp and inferior ditto, 465. to per quarter ; dour, dia. 6d. to 395. per sack from the miller. The crops still promise well in Norf.ilk, and if the weather is favourable during the ensuing critical five or six weeks, a pretty abundant harvest will without doubt be secured. RAILWAY Comarrnowl.—The following new com mittees of the Home of Lords hare been appointed : Earl of Chichester, chairman, and Lords Nelson, Harrowby, Hamilton awl halloos, oo the London, Ch a tham, and Dover Railway, and Margate Railways; Earl Fortescae, and Lords Taunton, Crofton. sad Dann. on the Cork an d Maroon and other Railways; sod Loris Helper, Lifford, htewart. Elgin, and Dusearall , ., on the We s t Midland and Severn 1 .411ey Railways, Great Wrderti Roiliest-, Mon mouthshire Railway new lines, and Bristol Channel Pilotage. A select committee has also been appointed to inquire into the manner in srhizh companies shall be authorises' to sub scribe or guarantee any monies to he employed on ths under taking of any other company, consisting of Earle Lunn mid Lonedids, sod Lords Wycombe, Ralesdals, Colchester, Portman, Oventone, and Chantal. CITY or LONISiN HOSPITAL FOR DISRAARII OF TR CRT" VICTORIA•PAIM. —The number patients re lined at this institution during last week wen I,lBd, of wbiab WI wars new our. Norrninflan, JULY 13. At our corn market this morning the 'how of wheat from the growers was about an average for the time of the year, and samples were in moderate condition. The trade ruled tolerably firm, at as advance of Is. per quarter ; old white sorts sold at 68.. to 78e. ; new, 48e. to 57e. ; old red, 635. to 70a. ; new, 40e. to 625. per 36 stone. There was a meagre show of barley, for which the inquiry was about on per with the supply, and rates underwent no important changes ; grinding made 29a. to 31e. per 30 atone ; nothing doing in malting. Of Gate the supply was small, and with a steady feeling in the trade holders were generally enabled to realise the currencies of the week previous ;old made, 325. to 365. ; new, 2Gs. to 34a.; foreign, 28.1. to 32a. per 24 stone. The supply of beans was short, and the demand was quiet at prices fully as high as those of Wt week ; old, 56e. to 130 e. ; new, 40e. to 50e. per 38 stone. Super flour, 46e. to 52a. ; fine, 355. to 41a. per nick. The Court of Assistants of the Worshipful Com pany of Grocers have just awarded a grant of 25g. to the London Society for the Prot/mks of Young Females, in whose school, at Tottenham. there are now 65 children un der 15 years of age saved from ruin, and prepared for future usefulneos. Meow), TeLT 13.—The attendance at market to-day was very meagre, and u the demand was by no means gi cat, very little business was done ; holders would not give way in the least, and factors and millers declined purchasing nutmeg at reduced rates. Wheat may be quoted at,frorn 445. to 60s. per quarter • barley, for grinding par poem, sold from Vs. to 32e; in o ats and beans scarcely any thing doing. Flour from 40s. to 425. per sack. 1.-11sranster corrected sad niTtliioTorto SS dig. at 110 1111.111 each 10 fest, et vertical risk cassias about oseeh)„edredu cd an loch ithainugoa: sad essh dapt, shove I I log. Gaming Yid. three hundredths larmiess. I.—Zaposed erruioniir In shade. 11.—MoisioesdDiD par rispecatisa aM dee point). D.—Direstion of tread (4r—lsio total! WI of last antic). 7. —Fora (1 to 1 . C.—Chaud (1 to 9).1. • : blue sky. e. clouds ( ; tog; It, Mil: Hit= misty filmy) o, overcast ( ; rata ; 'pew I, . NOL-dliftrtaa4o (1 to 10. PrrEseoßocau, JULY 13.—At our market to-day we had a small supply of wheat, which met a dull sale at some thing under the prices of this day week. Barley nose. Oats scarcely a sample, and no alteration. Beans as last week. Prices:—Best red wheat, 565. to 118 s. per qr. of 5011b5.; common ditto, Ms. to 40. per qr. of 480th.. ; oats, 1.. Id. to Is. 4d. per atone ; beans, 425. to 445. per gr. of 5321b5. RIADDICL JULY 13.—There was a small attendance at our market this morning, and a abort supply of wheat. Trade was languid, and what sales were effected were at last week's rates. In other articles the trade was nominal. ItocnzerrEß, JULY 13.—The market was fairly supplied with grain, and the attendance good. Superior samples of both home and foreign wheat were taken off at an ad vance of Is. to 2s. on former quotations, but inferior, although offered at previous rates, met with but little at. tention, and was almost unsalable. The inquiry for flour was limited to the best fresh runs. which commanded the full prices of last market, in some instances millers obtain. ing au advance of 6.1 to Is. per sack. The inquiry for barley was very dell, and there was but little doing iu that description of grain at nominal rates, although grinding kinds are rather more inquired after. For oats the market appeared to rule heavy, and prices are about the tame. Beans and peas dull at late rake. WISBLCIL JULY 13.—The suppl of wheat is fair for the time of year, of spring corn suud t Wed fresh miller's wheat readily made last week's prices, whilst the inferior qualities are bad to sell at Is. to 2s. decline. Oats, beans, and barley realise former prices. The weather during the week has been cloudy with occasional showers ; it retanls haymaking, otherwise no harm to the growing crops. Prices to the grower:—Wheat, white, new, 44e. to 55a.. falba. per bushel ; red, new, 40s. to Ws., 631bs. per bushel ; oats, new, Is. Oid. to le. 1 Ad. per stone. WORCESTER, JULY 13.—At this day's market there was again *moderate supply of wbeat,but the trade ruled dul‘at barely the currency of this day seennight. Barley nominally unaltered. Oats realised quite as much money. Peas unaltered. Beans Ia pee qr. higher. Yoaa, JULY 13.—At to-day's corn market the show of wheat from the Jarman was of a limited character, and the attendance was about an average. The °audition of the [Advertisement}-4iOLLOWAT'II OlNTigilfg AID FlLM—Meows of Advanced Team—When man has pared to the borders of old age the nervous system becomes languid, the circulation becomes slow, and the physical powers weakened. Hence arise the congestions of liver, lungs, and head, followed by dropsy, asthma. or apoplexy, which so frequently afflict the aged. The liver usually first gets torpid but its activity may speedily be revived by rubbing Holloway's Ointment thoroughly over the pit of the stomach and right aide at least twice a day, and taking the Pills at the same time. The same treatment cures all other congested omens by varying the part. rubbed according to the Waal= of the congestion. It always proves a speedy. sate, sod slteetual remedy. TIM NOTTINGHAM JULY AND STAMFORD AUTLNOL TO to IMO. or to WOW. fra, —The trearne of what were intended to bar bra the " pan reale " at Idirerpool, roost of which ww doemeight tandem, was the " feature" of the July whin& al that it did ivermair Goodwood being to M. teems Dealmet sad leashed beta tie market for the Cap. The hem firm a wit exciting ram for this peat Hand ~ 'eap, and MD i nallest shteined the ledge's Gat she appears safe at ossidwood by Imuilsiff, who, besides being at a meet critical part of the struggle, sassing ?Le chief iscidest of the past soma age les hese re elver committed by the leading turf =what it anneared the retirement of Mr. l. Ti. 148.3 wart new inteeded taking such a step, pir re =fineauded • very pithy letter to one of your wilmapineedm mairestiatimg the assertions made. Stele batter sport thee that we hail at Umnprel„ MC N iimi arilleem barks bet fifties soceptaamm, of ebb\ flagamead.laristrivir, sad The Pitman appear all rah worry of Ina amens the older animals, while Calm and Are re the tisk of the threeyear olds, and I shall Lee Oho rase to ea pamageters, although Rosamond will Imbe we Whig mar the diatance, which she is very par tials. The Iherweed Hamlicap bee timberline literally Immeed Mae, end for the Castle Pkte. half • tail Thre and risclueson am equally well treated, while Lord finerdord .Mold be quite at home in lbe Castes Phi. with Hawk's Eye r lava, who am bb de the N. turas et a ram peen The Robin lifer ashes may she be tree to Newmarket by his lard. dliP, the Was singers (er Febrilop) having mothies better Ire Pardet Queen of Bmin. sad The entree to beat ; sad roarer dierme al ill reit despite the penalty. This Chnsterilnid will mot ladostrious better than the IPSO WPM as the darer, and perhaps Juno also, Sib pair, aided to Mm, beers the greatest charms for ma at this wars. la re Dummy Park Stakes Egyp tian bee a ns elleimmee, while ought to bring It to iilll treat re ekes mai she ran for lbw Illeatme Salim at Cheater in fret class company afterni a lime which must be followed, an there to mathig be apal it in the performances of her The revery Plate Handicap has ass =Vl, weights WI ba, the first five baring bra dna sat at Marl Urea sad moon the moderate let hie 1•14 The Omar. rabiegart, and Atho ought to die- Maggie thereire, may ides berg that they will hirer re wirer berm them, The Cutler being, perhaps, the lewd wary of maillikace. The Forest Plate might be *hid my by the beiLtempend Shillelagh, wod the Mbar sear you yet te der The alielrealis nesting at Stamford has sot been able to imme=tmlturogramtne, the principal item brag The p, which will be worth NKr ems. aim if only half-a-dozen go to the post, and areeinary there e a doubt whether Anthem, 3 yr at Sr who looks so mach like the wiener will rua the risk of • 71b penalty for the Good ;mad by taming me of the starters. Nevertheless, Via rho I welt a risk see that it is my opinion Lis owner we he rerouted to have a " cut in,", for it appears almost at Ziaemmyifbeusebatstaythetwomilesand•quarter. He ▪ wierlag Weatherbouoil, who herself looks worth backlog eA air MIK al brier termi than when he beat her for the Sidi Harry; sod the uoly formidable oppeneuta he het esimpere Weereat Mears, and Carbioeer, the latter of lIIIMIS MS grim* improved since his defeat by Janus and MAW' at Newmarket Craves, and is coming all the way Itlehmemi to try his foetuses under the stair af Ist 131 b. la the Welded Stakes Germ Phase and Ilaperieh bath her allowance.. Red ought .1.11407 the Mill • sad the WI I. the Welter Cop is Aray whir ardimiter, however, has eta of his owe baler Warted she engaged. A5O ens. sweeritirio jar whir the eampies of Alchemist, who has ooly a 31b. pantile. while Di enlies has nb., rid it rainy sea t attract ahem, to erre te the poet. The Stamford St. Leger Heartens he bream • walk over for Malta, in the probable rens* el The Lawyer, who will also leave the Kelton Illairererad day) to Castrucci, 'useful hone io sew& sad Jost about good eeoegh to but every• Wog beret the Ineh llama's Hate, over the mile and • bill. whist is a little save his doter.. The Wothorpe lsmwail for 2.yrolds is • "gift" to the King of Beers ; bet le the one for Syr-"ids B ussley will brim maliop to get out of the way of las~ with all his Mb advantage, it king hardly fair to asiyetn Lifilemem's ensaming its the encouuter, as his last ambietens in pebbe were 111111 t. have completely gnat off. Tbri Oldie Cap Hoodiesp is • pnxe well worthy of being embiaged for, an the wiener will clear tree hundred game hair tageree, net sorting Life, wnu attempts a pd se wog mew smart thee." is retitle to try her bead ow, haireayer mem; taken the most leoient Am of a» syshilitiso of this useful daughter of Prime jpkekhor, who her • geed 1,1.1 over a mile at Epsom, sad nested ee Aver by the three ilefeots at Arcot and Hamp to, haiiiibowe areorierly out of her iludare.e. Next tr kwems Witch and Fractious, two old turned loose. alamen.i iNp is ant likely to Isimr out the t;,, 0 d 50 ,,,i haw. oat sit red Thormeaby ; stdl we shall have aa torigemalas ems between Dolciliella and Bivouac. who both him tie Aldan" the mare's farm Wog the best, however, der she as wily well ter the Ca at A wiet.—l are, he., METEOR. NOTTINGHAM JULY MEETING. Talloitaow, JOLT Tint Ttaat. Snaps e( 5 &ma each. with 40 added ; fat Z an Oas Mk. ( 6 subs.) —To some this sight - 'Tee - Bees Om Bream of 10 Pam each. with 50 Gelid; eaha, olet 71b ; Mee. Sat 311.. Tito enwesi ram hi. skim Wiesen af 100 OUT., 41b ;.1 Mom, lib =tn. T. T. e. .o...)—Opbelia. Weal. Med Thew. • lep MIA wall —.lN:quells*. All Wm's, Kam, Dathilwn. Tommy Joao. c by Al.eiso—fitarse. laradoz. illsaio= 4 , Pew" lethal,. q ui* . Spain. Kis( of ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT.—HarsoaD, JCLY 13. CROWN SlDE—(Before Yr. Justice Blackburn.) Janes 3ssids, 25, • gipsy, was indicted for feloniously assaulting and ravishing Anne Heron. Mr. Bushby conducted the prosecution ; the prisoner was defended by Mr. Lysley It appeared from the statement of the learned counsel for the prosecution, and the evidence adduced to support it, that the offence of which the prisoner was accused was can. mated under the most aggravated circumstances. The prosecutrix, who gave her evidence in • very simple and artless manner, is • respectable young woman, the &ashter of a labourer living near the village of Rickmansworth, and it appeared that about 6 o'clock on the evening of the 13th of May she went out for the purpose of purchasing some articles of grocery for the family, and she had to go through • der lil where there was &public footpath. As she was proceeding on her way she saw the prisoner and two other men sitting on a gate, and as abe approached them the pri soner jumped off the gate and went up to her, and addressed her by saying, " Well, girl, where are you going to? She replied that that was no business of his, and was about to proceed, when the prisoner laid hold of her in an indecent manner and attempted to throw her down. She recited, and a desperate struggle took place between them, daring which her clothes were literally torn from her back, and she, at length, had nothing on but bar chemise, and she became im weak and exhausted, that the prisoner succeeded in forcing her upon the ground and accom plishing his object. It appeared that while this was going on, the prisoner's companions remained sitting on the EON and did not attempt to render her the least assistance, and when she had an opportunity the trig got np and attempted to go away. When shed id so the prisoner mid he had lot done with her yet, and ran after her, and threw • shawl round her face, and again endeavoured to throw her upon the ground. She struggled with him as well as her strength would permit, and, one of the other men, upon seeing this, ran up, seized the proaecutrtx, and assisted to force her clown, and the prisoner then again ro =lls offence. It may be imagined that the proem:n -4s at this time in • most pitiable condition, but she endeavoured to get away r well as she cuuld, and as she was leaving the prisoner galled out to her, and said that if she told anything about him he would murder her the next time be saw her. The poorgirl reached home with a great deal of difficulty, and im mediately told her father what had happened, and after she had sufficiently recovered they proceeded in search of the prisoner, and came up with him at no very great distance from the spot where the outrage had been committed, and the preeecutrix immediately pointed him out to her father, who asked him what be had been doing with his daughter. The reply was that he knew nothing about her, but upon the father saying that he was the man he wanted, and he should mum him, the pri cner exclaimed, " Ob, if you MOM that, you I give you leg bail," and he that ran off, and soloseded in getting away. A police onutablii, awned Parker, was then applied to, and on the following day be accompanied the prosecutrix and her father to • place on the borders of the counties of Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire, where there was a pogof gipsiea, and the prisoner, who was among them, was again identified by the prosecutrix, and given into cue. tody. Upon the constable telling him what he was charged with, he at first declared he was entirely innocent, and had no knowledge whatever of the prosecutes, but when the emetable was conveying him to gaol he asked him whether he thought be should get twelve months for what he had done ; and, upon his replying that it was impossible for him =what the malt would be, the prisoner said that be consider himself very Incky if be " got off " for three months. The prisoner, when before the magistrates, de dared that he was not the man who had assaulted the pro seestrix, and the only defence that was attempted to be set up for him by his learned counsel was that the prosecutrix might possibly be under a mistake as to his identity. jury atonee returned a venlict of Guilty, and the pri• moor was esetenced to penal servitude for fifteen years. OXFORD ClRCUlT.—Woseceres, JOLT 13. The comminion was opened for Worcester city and county here thin evening. the Judges being Mr. Justice Hill and Mr. Justice Keating. The calendar is rather heavy fur summer sagas, there being 36 prisoners for trial in the county and four to the city. MIDLAND CIRCIIIT.—Luezenz, JULY 13. The commissions for the county and the borough were opened to-day at the Castle cod at the Town-ball by Mr. Justice Wilke. who arrived et 2.10 from Northampton. The trials of the prisoners will commence on Mooday morning at the Castle. There ate four cases in the Bor o u g h Calendar ; two fur perjury and two for housebreaking. The cause list is light both to number and interest. NORTHAMPTON, JOLT 12. Sittiags at Nisi Prima.—(Before Mr. Justice Wines and a Common Jury.) DAWHON V. JOHNSOII.-lILL GMAT /LEDO IN THE LEATHER This was an action for breaking and entering a dwelling house, and for illegal detention of the plaintiff's furniture. Mr. Field and Mr. Manley Smith appeared for the idaintilf ; Mr. Mellor, Q.C., and Serrault Ha es for the defendant. The plaintiff in this action is lie. Roger Dawson, a soli citor of Northampton, who was in December last charged by Mr. Van Soudan, of King-street, Cheapside, with having conspired with a bankrupt shoo manufacturer named Poole, and other persons, to defraud the creditors of the bankrupt, a are which created considerable public interest at the time, and on account of which the principal parties were sentenced to penal servitude on taking their trial at the Old Bailey sessions in January. The plaintiff was examined several times before Sir 8.. W. Carden, at the Guildhall Police-court, where he was discharged. He announced in this court that Le had commenced proceedings against Mr. Van Bandon, on account of this trensaction. The declaration bad been delivered, and the action was now pending. While the plaintiff was air emit in London concerning Poole's trial, the defendant John son broke open his haunt, and put a man in possession. Under hie Lordship's direction, the jury retuned a verdict spinet the defendant Johnson on the coast of illegal de tention, but only granted nominal damages if the furni ture was given up. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Beer',worth, from New Tort, July 1, let. 41 N., lon. el W. Bombay, from Sunderland for Bombay, Nay 11, let. It S. lon. SO W. Capri*Lao (ship, for Shanahan, lone 6, Mt 8 N., ion. 16 W. Coeelpore, from Portland for Bombay, tray 10, lat. 148., yon. 84W. 11frinarotKk, from New Orleans for Liverpool. JUDO 13, let. 22 lon. 79.66. ReVtlee - 1701 Boston, 60 days frcm Liverpool for Calcutta, May 17, lat. 26.38 8., lon. 29.61. RIOIABNABLZ ACCIDINT ON THI Sou WiIITINOT R•awaY.—An inquiet was held at the Portsmouth H.* pital on Friday evening last to inquire into the circum. stances attending the death of a young man named George Tibbles, who had for the last two months ofileisted as s clerk at rareham Railway station. It appears that en the previous night, or rather early on the same morale& the' deceased got upon the engine of the mail train which Ism Portsmouth for London at 12.45 a.m. The eel's yes is motion at the time, and from this circumstance, couplet with the fact that the engine driver knew the deceased to be one of the employes of the company 'tattooed at Fare. ham, he (the engine driver) did not rases to permit the deceased to remain there, although it was coo. to i to regulations, which it seems are se often disreprded as obeyed. The train had, however, pro. needed only about a mile from the station, and was rounding the sharp curve, near Fmtton-bridge, when the deceased only fell over the side of the engine. The driver in. 'tinily perceived him falling, and caught hold of his leg, but was compelled to release his grasp, and the young man fell to the ground, the tender teasing over one of his legs, crushing it in a frightful manner. The train was Mime • diately stopped, and the driver sod guard discovered the deceased lying on the six - foot space. They bound up his bleeding wound, end returned with him to the station, whence he was removed to the hospital. The limb was amputated, but the young man died soon afterwards Iron, exhaustion, caused by excessive hemorrhage. The jury re turned a verdict of accidental death. _ ... ... . • --- THI KITIGSWOOD MURDER.—The public will be gratified to lean, whatever may be their opinions as to the 1130008DM or otherwise of Johann Karl Franz—at present under remand on suspicion of being concerned in the murder of Mrs. Halliday, at Kingswoccl Rectory, on the 10th ult.— that he will not be left on his trial without legal assist ance. It excited considerable surprise, and was a good dad commented on, that the Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of Saxony had not previously instructed councel on his behalf, bicaume had be enjoyed the benefit of legal advice it is impossible that be would have been per mitted to make the long and extraordinary statement which he addressed to the bench at Reigate on Monday last. Pro- fessor Meatier, of Guildford, addressed a letter on Thursday ' to his Excellency Count de Vitztbum on the subject, to which he on Saturday received a reply to the effect that his de fence would be properly uodertaken. Franz will be again brought op before the magistrates at Reigate to-day, when it is expected that the communications from Dresden re. @peeling him will be brought forward. He will then in all probability ba committed for trial. 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