The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-21 00:00:00

C TEE DUBLIN. WAX Mown A telegram from Cork, in the Irish Times, states that today a sergeant-major of the 904 h Regiment was shown by the colonel a roll-book taken from one of the Fissions who was arrested, containing a list of amass mortified as baring passed, his drill instructions. The &organist-major at owe &anew , ledgud Ms signature, and was taken ioto custody. A privute soldier of the same regiment was also arrested. This occurrence is said to have cussed great excitement, and a roa on ties Cork banks is reported. Notwithstanding that Tuesday passed off with out say additional arreate having been made in Dublin, we (Freeman's Journal) cannot say that there is so news of interest at importance to record. The metropolis con tinues free from all eacsitement, or the manifestatios of any symptoms calculated to create apprehension. The authorities are, however, fa cations parts at the ooun. try. bat mon particularly in the county Cork, sad ape aislly at Queenstown, sodas with path vigour and vigi lance. Oa Monday a man named Crowley was ar rested near Kiseale at a charge of high hewn, and having under,rotio an examinatioa he was tam mi for trial. the the mos day, as the arrival of the A tt m ed erican steamer the City et Wont* we leers from the Cork Reporter that a paean lISXIII4 Robinson MTh! erty, who was a palirsgar, and it represented as a mUitary man, was misted. Whits he was searched documents, it is slimed, of a " trassaahle oharsoisr," were found on him. Ha was Shea taken Won a mightn't' sad formally committed. an what charge oar ooetempxary does sot Inform us. The logyge of a aumber of passengers was slao examined, and we are told that • quantity of small ire arms was footed is it. II appeals that the polies have re ceived direatioas to hunk for rash matters on the arrival of,thele of the Alaskan vessels at Qthensto ern— • pricaatioa the crudities of which has bees quickly stab. batted. Yesterday evening it was genendly stated that Mr. James theephy, " the hasps of BOSUNS " who was arrested as Friday hat and charged at the Bed-office with the other righters with having hoes espied is a " tresseasble eon 'piracy, ' was yesterday discharged from custody. This; it was added, was affected through the instrumeatality of the Americas consul bent Mr. Murphy being an Americas citizen, sad, we understand, Gamed to th e War Depart ment at Washigton. How correct this statement is we are Usable to determine, bat we have heard it on moth authority that we are iodised to look on it as accurate. We perceive by the Cork papers, received last night, that the assorted disaffeetion of the soldiers fora ins the .Cask garners is strongly doubted—if not posi tively denied. The Gaxtee at last Gaming contains precis orations in reference to the disarming of the county and city of Cork. All persons bevies any description of arms are called upon to prodace them at the appointed places cm Saturday, the 23rd instant, and non-compliance with the terms of the proclamation subjeote the offenders on coneie tion to • sentence of twelve months''mprisonment Tho Gazette also publishes the prochmaon offering rewards for the apprebeoaiou of James Stephens and J oho J. Geary, of Cork. With referees to the east at Queenstown, the Clerk Reporter ef Tura, mays "Yesterday immediately after the arrival of the City of Limerick from Amerce, and Si MOM as the poeoasgers had disembarked and goes on bard the steam tender to be conveyed on shore, the tender was sud denly boarded by several of the local polies, and • search instituted. In the possession of au of the passeagers, described uan American, who gave his name as Robinson M•Rafferty, a number of dormers said to be of • trea 'evade nature were found, and which are also said to have special reference to the plane and projects of the Fenians. The party arrested yr at once brougbtlasfore the rightness, who decided upon hold ing a prjeate iavestigation into the secretion. This in vestigatilon was held, and the result was that the magistrates commir ted the defendant for trial. Is addition eo this, small firearms were taken oat of the luggage of a number of the other passengers. We give this tuformation exactly as we received it. In these days of rapid movements and excitement an amount of exaggeration often attends the communication of matters such as we are now referring to." The Cork Herald says : " Quenstown is in a state of greet excitement, owing to the arrival of a party of American officers, one of wbom, an officer in the Confederate army, has been arrested, with treasonable documents. The prisoner bronghe with him certificates screditiag him to tba Fenian organisation in Inland. The tows-ball is fell of marines. Foreleg. arrests re expected to take place daring the night" . The Cork ConAtittition save :—" An rust was made on Monday at Queenstown. Oo the arrival of the steam ship City of Limerick a party of constabulary went or as usual in the tender, under the summand of Sub-inspector Graves, for the purpose of overhauling the luggage of the passengers stopping here. Nothing attracted their attention till they came to a very fierce-looking Yankee, carrying as an append age to his luggage • large hap This seeming to he unne cessarily bulky, be was asked respectfully by Actiog-eonsta hie Curfew, who was ie attendance with another Pou rable from the city, to subject it to the common search. He replied that he had nothing in it but hie articles of clothing ; but he was requested to open the beg, and on doing so his clothes were subjected to a severe mutiny. From an inside pocket of a cost wane papers were seen protruding. These were at once seized, and on examine tioa they proved to be books and documents of various deacriptions, all relating to Fenianism. The rules of the organisation in America were clearly laid down is them. Many of those well-known speeches that are daily read r delivered at the pie-nice of the so ciety were found in the books, and of which there is no doubt entertained that he was the compiler. A further search was made, and the drill books—one re lating to infantry and the other to cavalry—were found on his person, Two very villuous looking revolvers were also got on him. When interrogated he stated that his name was Captain John M'ltafferty, sod that be was in the Coefederste service, and bad lately taken the oath of allegiance to the Federal government. He was in Ca nada for some time, bat for what purpose he could not dearly define ; but as to his sentiment. there could be no doubt, for the papers found on him showed anything but friendly feelings to the British grimmest. He was brought up before Captain Seymour, Dr. Power, and Mr. Beamish, and remanded for further examination.' ! Oa the arrival of each steamer from America at Queens town the police search the passengers' luggage for arms or treasonable dormatenta With reference to the state of the city of Cork, the Examiner of Tuesday says :—" The excitement in the city consequent on the arrests made by the polio, on Saturday morning last has not yet subsided, but no breach of the peace has Wee place, nor does it appear that anything of the kind is likely to occur. Oa Saturday night the police woes under wadi night. A large number of them were drawn up outside Tuokey-street, but, as we stated above, nothing occurred daring the night to neesseitate their interference. There was no crowd in the street except • couple of hundred purr, principally boys, who stood at both ends of Tuckcy-strest, but whose only object in doing so appeared to be mere idle cariosity. Oa last night, also, everything was quiet, sad there was no crowd in the street. Mr. J. J. Geary has not yet been arrested, although the police are seerebing for him in all directiess, and it instated that a reward of 2001, has been offered for his appre hension. On yesterday proclamations were geneully pealed through the city announcing that the government had, under the Peace Preservation Act, proclaimed the city and county of Cork. It is only right for the informa tion of those who may not see the proclamation, for us to state that the words " arms, dm.," are used ; the words in the act are '• any gnu or guns, pistol or pistols, or other Arum or firearms, or any part or parts of any gun, pistol, or other firearms, or any sword or swords, ageless or cut. lasses, pike Cr pikes, bayonet or bayonets, or any bullets, gunpowder, or ammunition." The Reporter states that the sewed battalion of the let Royals arrived from the Creech by train on Monday, so that we have two regiments in our prier that. frors their names at leant, should be right loyal—namely, the Ist Boyd' and the god Queen's. Lord . Penney ham received the following reply to the memorial adopted at the meeting of comity magistrates on Thursday :—" Viceregal Lodge, Sept. 16, 1865.—My deer Lord Fermoy,—l beg leave to acknowledge your letter of the lath, transmitting the memorial adopted at the meeting of magiatrates of the county of Cork, representing that the tranquillity of the county is endangered by the Fenian coospiracy. You will have learned by this time the steps which the government has taken in Dublin and Cork to norms this seditious movement. By a proclamation jutted this day the county and city of Cork have been ' placed under the provisions of the Peace Preservation Act, sad the constabulary will be supported by such a military force as may be necessary for the maintenance of tranquil lity. r trust that these measures will re-aseure the loyal and well-disposed inhabitants, and will prove to the din affected that the government are firmly determined to up hold the law .— Believe me, my dear Lord Fermoy, faith- fully yours, (Signed) WODZHOUBI.—Lord Portnoy, de." The constabulary of Bents having reosivcd instructions from headquarters to seize all copies of the Irish People that were publicly exposed, for sale or other- wise, proceeded to the railway station on Friday evening. at which time the parcels of the Dublin "seer jemna le generally arrive ; but, singular to say, they did noteeme in the customary manner OD this particular evening. Head-countable )&'Loughlin, with Constable Alexander and another member of the fo rce, again Wooded at the rtation next morning, sad awaited the arrival of the ILIS a.m. train, but on its arrival the massager from the silent egeny appointed for the Ws of it Ina told that the parcel not come. Th e polies th ew want away. but is a short afterwards the parcel was discovered along with others ,la the guard's van, lied was met wih other sewer per parade to the agent. Mr. P. Brae, of Jan. attest The beadocastable, hearing {bat - they bed sashed in tell maser, Frotoodoel to tho agent's 1 I home. sad finding a donee of them exposed tat erile, at ore Wiens% en them mid took them away. 11 Ws Simi to the eglabliabme::oiMmgra. Johe Oceeidias aid Prome Sena, Iligli•stiest, who ' tif a very extreave swgropapar agency. sod then maw ex.:i which were forwarded to *era ialroeffk the respectable arm of Smith and Sone, aewrigeales , Dublin London. whin' the head malitabie elm eased. Thom effective mimes at Om pan of the effienset head oonstable promoted abe rebel poli&laas of our to from perusing the perairi airwaves of as organ whlok Is saw, happily. defusca—ffiore The authorities of the city of Waterford appear to be adopting very wise aad proper memeres po to e nio rem *hi Menai end foolish bead cit young sea inex • persona On Monday two lenge and piaosa were transferred from the Artillegy barracks to the Infantry barracks, when the major ratio° of the left swing oldie Ord Regiment Is statioaed. A ocuripaay al the regimeat was degatenied from ths city ca Saturday, to Harrison the Fort at Dunoramon. Await& aim ppaaaay waa under orders to proceed to Templemore our Idea day mender, bat have bees coestermandad on, we here heard, she representation of the city magistrates. It is also stated that a confidential representation bee been made by the magimistes, waking for ea additional amber of mill nay. Thwegh then is mg mama to aspen anything like a formidable demoustraties m Waterford, ft Is a step la the proper direetioe, to show that such would be ea intik as ft would be austd.—Waterford Nail. Tlll R 1 Vett:Man Seta Pt 4,211 al 10 son. Four forlway:l o4 o3 yank. - ==, Out nib DIA hadrowa, 1011) W • u. et tom WWI ao4 Welber aao Magi : 5 to 4 20 Obassenan, 3to 1 mat Wisp d Ilto Wiod, sto 1 gat Dtalt Aodreora, and 10 to 1 awl 115tak. boa. Woo by two lova* ; loom bottom% mood sad WA. Tho waor was bought la far 72 plooso lizgliaJzasx's Pun ot 100 pima% for sons only. Threw miloo Na. W. Orablia's Regalia, by Stodneali-Thi ra‘ bat lib (blaalibr) 1 Mr. W. G. Marries Club Queen, S vs, got alb (Whittgari 2 Sumaarilde raa. Ilottbig: 20 to 1 on Regalia, wbo won by forty lengths. MDROMIT Raimetr. Dart Alden:di Split the Dilianlios PaoNO l3lztoon ma. ...... $ • MONMOUTH RACES. Holm Mimosa—Trapeze. Aatoieetto, Gets of the Bea. Filbert, Nokia, Matilda. Bookhamotoo, Mahon% Mary, Crytheia,llead* Dulcimer, Gem, Masobester. Nor. m..a Allow Me, amps'll, Tho Molds, Alive, Wild Moan Gobule, other-6'4'ocl, Sweet A.eive, Slaiskroolt, Eugenio, Ajax. DaDatth Reialeld, Primers of Wee, sad Lady 'bedew. The racing socamenose at two o'clock. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CANTERBURY RACES—WgretwIDAY. Tin HITJTART Tereus of 3 love. each, with 15 added, for all yes, llst Mosel' ; Mermen arta& ; (estimate& Ades probensithals 71b mann Ose mile and a belt. Mr. Barley's BudwolU, by Barnion-Octaela , t yfiN WWillem 1 Captain Fitsgerald's 6 yrs, ISst (In. 71b. ex. 11r. Harrison's Staring Tom, aged, list Tib (Mr. Oalcsaftl e &l The following also ran : Norma, Plantagenet , and 1009ger. Bettie( : 5 to 4 on Budworth, and 3 to 1 apt The favourite took up the raining immediately after start ing, end holding a clear lead was followed by Vision, Norms, Bottleatopper, sad the o th er two is India. Ble to the top of the MR, when Bad worth and Vision drew elms away, the Wee being left to themeless, but Headword' was sever maght, and woe by three-quarters of • length ; Staring Tom, beaten nearly a hundred yards, was third. A HANDICAP of 3 eon. each, with 30 added, for 2-yr. olds and upwaeds ; whiners lairs. Three-gamier" of a , Captalp Rennie. tthelred, by ithelred-lileanorpa bat Oh th) 1 Mr. Mamas S yrs, Sat Kb ( bberd) Mr. J. Abbot's Little Jess. 2 yrs, Est 121 b (Wyatt) 3 The f o ll o wing &leo ran : Pommes. Basquine, and La Pique. Betting : 6to 4 apt Tilt, 7 to 2 each apt Papoose and Little Jess, and 10 to 1 apt any other. After • consider able delay. Ethelred jumped off in front, followed by Tilt, Little Jess, sad Papoose; the latter, however, soon gave way, sod Ethelred without being again heeded, won cleverly by a length; three lengths separated the second end third, Papoose was fourth, Beaquith fifth, La Pique bring log up the nor. THEWILTIII OUP (Handicap), value 50 son., by sub scription of 5 son each, 2 ft, with 30 added ; winners extra ; potlemes riders ; profeesithale 7lb eon. One mile and a half. (17 subs.) Mr..l. Ni g htlngall's Surney, by Plndon-Blaiektird, S yrs, 10 t 31b ,fur. bib extra) Mr. %V. E. Jones's Zeloo, 6 yrs, lOst 210 W. Berta 2 Mr. Wilkismon's Target, I yrs, 9st 7111 (inc. Tlb .lextra) . Dakar I The bellowing also ran -Turcos, OTITIa. MM, Imo nide, Rogue, and Ferdinand. Betting : 3to 1 apt Faith, 4 to 1 each apt Target and Olivia, 9 to 2 eget Barney, Bto 1 apt Jessie, end 10 to 1 set Terms. Target was ant off, followed by Fert:i mood, Lebo, and Surrey for the Ant half mile, when Ferdiomed gave way, and the other three came on nearly abreast into the dip, where Barney came out, and in messiog hie lead to the sod woe essay by four lengths ; half a length between the second and third ; Jessie was fourth, the:others foinlieg in straggling order. Tug SEunto STAUB of 5 OM. each, with 30 added, for all ewe ; weight for age, with selling allowthose. Half a mils. (3 subs) Mr. Proon's tidier, by Cheatham' Governor's dam, 4 yrs, List lJae. Nialitlugall) I Lord Bt. % inceutisConlitislon, aged. fist Sib ',Wisteria) 2 Mr.. 7. T. Shepherd's La Pique, I yrs, Tat )Alb (SOLI ibusith) g Betting 5t02 on Usher. Upoo the Beg being lowered Usher went to the Croat, and without being again headed won in a caster by • length, La Piqua being a bed thud. The winner was bought in for 160 pumas. Toe Orr ifistathe PLATE (Handicap)of 50 eon. ;the whetter to be sold for 40 son. A mile. Frovliis Roulette, by Tomas -Sharp Practice, 9 yrs, 7,1 101 b illibberd) 1 Mr. England's Lady Warwick, II yrs, Sat Mb ..;Jas. Smith) 2 Captain Willan's Damns, S yrs, Tst 113 b Bunch and Bedworth also ran. Bettie(` : 2 to 1 eget Benet', 3 to 1 each apt Duenns and Badworth, 4 to 1 apt Lady Warwic k ,k and 6to I apt Roulette. The latter got well a nd held • clear load, followed by Lady Warwick, Budwortb, sad Deimos to the bend, where Dumas took up the running and went cm with a clear lead till within ball a mile from home, when she was heeded by Roulette, who, with Lady War wick in attendance, came oa to the distance, from whesos they ren home an ex.:Wing . theflnish And Welding by • heed. Half a length separated sad third, Bunch a bad fourth. The winner was bought by Mr. Porter for 40 genies& Tax Quires's PLATE of 100 guineu ; 3-yr-olds, Bet 71b ; four. Pet Bib ; Ave and upwards, Bet 121 b. Two miles. Lord Portsmouth's Sydmouton, by Vengeance -Midas, S yrs, 7lb (Morris) 1 lir. Berlins Snspicion. 6 yrs, lit 1) (Mr. w. Bevel) 2 Captain Within's Duenna. 3 yrs, Est 71b (Inn. Nightingsll) S Betting: 5 to 1 on Sydmeeton, who made all the running, and woo in a canter by eight lengths ; Duenna was beaten off. TIM SOUTHALL HANDICAP of 40 Man, added to • sweep- Auks, of 5 mv.. each, 2 ft, winners extra, about a mile and a-half (16 subs.), wee null and void, severed of the horses restated having other eappmente. and being sent sway only two were there and although the lessees liberally offered to add 20 son. the owners declined to run, on ac count of their harem being mitered at Hoodoo, and would thereby incur a penalty. Trig dung:rim Pun of 30 son., for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Fist IWb ; fillies, Pet 61b ; the winner to be bold fur 30 Bova. Five (twinge. Mr. Film es Catherine, Set Mr Evana's The Proctor, gat 1( lb ... Mr. Harris's Capricious, eat Mb Royal Prince and The Beau also ran. Betting : 6 to 4 each apt Catherine and Proctor, end 3to 1 eget Capricious. Catherine made play, with Proctor lying wood to the distance, where Oapricimus took emend place; this order was maintained to the end, Catherire winning by a length sod a half, a neck between second and third ; The Bean was a bed fourth. The winner was sold to Mr. Norton for 31 guioess. Tug WELTIR CUP (H•odicap) for 3-yr-olds and upwards, added to a sweepstakes of 5 lava each, 2ft ; gee t i emen riders; rotational' extra, About a mile and a half. (15 su b s .) Mr. Du ey's Rosins, 5 yrs, 10st 71b ex'.. (Potter , w.o. The lathes in the most liberal manner added the cup. THE figurine Race of 3 son.. each, with 25 added ; weight for age, with allowances ; the winner to be sold for 30 son. Three - quartile of • mile. (4 subs.) Mr. J. Read" The Prior, 4 yrs. fat Ilb (Storey) 1 Mr. Lcuritt's Teddingto ~ 4 yrs, let 1011) (Unger) I Mr. Walker's Nelly the MITI, 3 yrs, 7st 10Ib (eidMt) 3 Gipsy Boy and Thais also ran. Betties: Eves met The Prior, 7 to 4 apt Thais, 2to 1 apt Gipsy Girl, sto 1 apt thy other. The favoorite ran out st starsieg, hut was imoo got straight and won by two lengths. Half a length between the second end third. Gipsy Boy was fourth. The winner was, or ought to have hese, sold ,• but neither owner (John Read) leer trainer(T.Barteo) would afford the nececeary information ; but we heard that he was bought in for 38 guineas. HANDICAP SELLING HURDLE Rees of 3 soya. each. 1 ft, with 20 added. The wiener to be sold for 30 son. A mile sod a belt, over six hurdles. (7 mobs.) Mr. Church's Freestone. EMI% (car. )Ost 61b) .(J. land) 1 Mr. J. Bead'. Thn Prior, lOst 01b (ear. 104 1010) (21rmsler) 2 Mr. Sardis Vindictive. 10 st F. Price) 3 Warwick also ran. Bettie': 7 to 4 on Freestone, 2 to 1 apt Vindictive. Freestone made play, followed by Vthdietive, the others lying off. At the far side of the enures, the second time round, Freestone came away, end The Prior went into wood place. This order was maintained to the sod, Freestone withieg manly by six lengths. Vindictive was a bad third. The winner was bought in for 65 guineas. . (E. ►orster) 1 (W. Jackson) ! (Stomp) 3 RICHMOND (YORKSHIRE) RACES. WAIDNIJIDLT. THI ZITIAND Pure (Roodicop) of 50 moos. foe all spa; inners extra. Four furlongs WO yards. Arabia. by Ambrose—Grace, S yrs, Est (Dunbar) 1 Skylark, 4 yrs. Set alb (Cal cU) Ta r ginhEiTD 8ER ,21, 1865. the porpose of aiding my pea lawilwasi rat of arm. They refused me It, at the news Om heeled. what I wanted it for. 1.1 Ido not rearm it mei II ind. 'say abiddien Omen on sow noise) will be governed logo tato the weistbeens. Me poor mesas obalteare.) Xr. Yardley—Tine asset yon sea slain wee Awaited hy=ss_ bleeined as oath la lb* trade of this slochety? YOB, gin 1 Mr. Yardley—He was *leafy artillbst•to it before bees death. This poor WOMB bee made eel a pekes bole esse, sad I make the order epee you to pap W. Os. 4. and Ss. r ease.' Glerain of anima to mat.) • . Defeadera—Tbes IMen eppeal splash mar ilemisiso. Mr. Yardley—Under what sett Defendant—Our eels lay that a trades eno sae sad be sued. Ya p, rdley read the rule alluded ta, sal lade do you asa to say that this poor weasel' iste bei was s trustee? , Defendest—Yeo, sir. Mr, Yardley—Hut be Is had, and yes ess't we a deed I mass. You net for appeal; under lama set dolor p I Defendant—The 3rd and 4th Via., tem. 110. Mr. Yardley (after leelft at the set) sill—Yea see saber law is mating this t h ou, delesee. Yoe Led room to yois your socially, yes air h iamr r y z y thees to believe that yo u are in a perfect state of when each is ne t am Wises a akin is opso yes yen Wm se f to meet it. Z i f o ondant—We, at the pastas time, Sr. at akin essy rim Ms y . —lt appears you as seedy te realm = bediot te give. I am afraid that yours is like many Naiad beside esoisam I asks le eider dal se sour oP dase agorae, swoosh Is the society to sassatide dessawdit MICA over to tile poor masa. (Ts the wilowl—leri . set thai they render you as account. (To defendse nark you, the order I nuke you suet art Mei sera; Mealy ; although I have no parer to oaks. ashler *galas' any one individually or paimally, I tell you this awels, that if you *select or rel a obey a Isagiarshe's woke, , 'at est be indicted. %be widow left the court, Nesting Ida weeship. LAMBETH. Sechnaiel Polcheiler, .Tulias Paper, &must Bermes, eibantoes Davis. Gorshos Sibberims, sad Philip who stead abused with 171; ii l l omistreed In se m i t 3 e=e hem sod the; p of forlioty lad oft forged seta of the Boobs of ils::z oseseetee of Aso dr ' b whom 500 of the f notes were found, were s o placed before Mr. Elliott for further examination. Mr. iiiiiigh,lesteueted by Yr. RAW% of tea firm of MOMS. Tatung sad Co., solicitors to the Beaman govern., M r . in this country. appeared for the prosecution ; sod Mr. Game Lewis, of Ely-place, ate ea behalf of the primmer& Additional evidence baying blab given, Mr. Lewis aid that be thought the pea had now arrived at which the Kamen might be fairly entitled to oak if saey might not be admitted to bait 11r. Elliott replied that his owe impress:toe was that it wee not a ease in whisk be should take bail, but he would Dot give any opinion until the cam was coodieded. yr. Lewis made another request, wile* be admitted war somewhat mad, and such as be had sever before made. The following day, he saki, would be the Jewish new year's day, and as mina ammonia were mammy amongst the Jewish persuasion on that day, the primes's were eamons, for devotional purpose", to be together on the ocemlos. They were desirous of Mow* if hie worship eould make anrder on the subject. Mr. Elliott replied that he had no power whatever in the matter, that authority being wholly vested is the prises officer,. THAMES. Cora/ins Murphy, a rough, adliis4oeking fellow, was brought before Mr. Paget charged with smaulting Michael Hosigae. The parties are Ilia, dwelling is Derbycheet, Rom mary-lane. The oomplainsat was seated st the earner of that street the previous night, sad merecome with the heat of the weather sod the fatigue of s lard day's work he bad Id merely fallen asleep. when it prisoner come by and tried to pull him up. The oomplaiaant to be let slam, on which the prisoner said, " I'll ve you a veneer,* and kicked him on the forehead. in "og a blow whisk I compelled him to go to the London Hospital to have his wound dosed. Adam Carr, a polimeonstable, No. 40 H, said tie cam plaioant had received a very severe mond, from whisk the blood Sowed copiously, asd that when kie took the the prisoner into custody he did not are him kicking the eaceplamot. The presager, in defence, said that the complaisant war in the practice of throwing cabbage steeps and rubbish at people is Rosemary-lane, and bad called hiss bad same', of which be gave a specimens. Car said it was very comma for the pecele in Rose wary-lane to pelt anyone passing with cabloagmtalks and refuse. The complainant denied that be bad done so. Mr. Paget—lt is a very brutal thing to kick a man in that manner. The prisoner is sentenced to one month's impel. 1 senmest sod hard labour. it ---- - TOXTRAL .0111pIildh COURT NSW 00111 IT. (Belau Me. Justice fiedth.) Matperie . Sumner was indicted for the reeduester of Minn' SLOISSI COOPS'', es the lith August Mr. paired appeared kr the prosecution, end the evidence dbedesed that the primmer and the deceased wen porters misplayed by a Ann in PabdinVir, Oity, sod MIA of the dersAqueettilthesy bad been kung togetber,..A Worry& en the Osamu Melted end Lucked loom dasiesed, ohms laud mate to waken whit the kerbstams, ceasing a X i let from the e ffect' of which be died as the iseralas. The definer wee that the let arose eel of a lark, but the Jeri foetid the prisoner Guilts. and he was sea. tamed to 12 mouths' imprlionmeat withltard laboar. (Before Thema Chambers, Bmq„ Q.C4 Common Berjesat.) Willem &sunders. 20, sine worker, was coarloted of studies from the person of Nary Ann Barrows a watch, the lieopesty el Wrnima Burrows. Mi. Defy prosecuted, and Mr. Langford defended the primmer. It appeared that as the day In sasirtion the prisoner was waiting to me • tiompution, who was is custody. awaiting his saminatios at the justioe.room in the Mansion•bonse, wbes he .weeded in mMislag the watch front Mn'. Bar rows, who lusts athes. ass witness. Warder Apr, from the Holloway Priem, cad Waxier Kemp, from the Haase el Correetion at Wasdaworth, proved so lees than tweaty previous (variations against the prisms% who eras sentenced to seven years' penal eavituds. ?hostas Bush, 36, sailor, wee convicted of a robbery witk viehmoe as Harry Jeffrey, and steelier from roles • yid. dude seal. and prov ed Warder Agar provformer convictions. and the printou t was sentenced to flu years' penal servitude. (Betas the Reoarder.) Miry &swats, 28, mashie, was bidioted for !teeing eon. coaled the birth of a child of which sbe bad bees delivered. The indistanest charged Thomas Aktridge with oomplitia, bet with respect to him the grand mo tion, had ignored the_ Mr. 'Ailey appeared for the prcescu and Yr. Osopm for the defense. From 11r. Litiey's opening it transpired that so far from weineabnent, the pinpoint bad meationed her condition to several venous. Kr. Oooper, cia this, submitted the indictment could net be sustained. The Recorder oosentred, and directed the jury to sopa the prisoner, who tits at ones dincharpd. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Richard Richardson, jon., of 12, Water-hue, Towel. sheet, appeared before Mr. Alderman Link, who was sitfUg f or the Lord Mayor, to answer the complaint of Gao. Utilise tlas driver of • hackney cab, for the OINPIGI . smut of his legal fail for the hired hie cab. The complainant anted that he was hired by the &dea dest at the Alhambra Palace to take him and • lady to Water-Lao, Tower-strut. Upon reaching then the de fendant got out and kept him amities about three-quarters du hour, whoa kis ordered him to drive him to Poplar, which indict, mod defendant got out with • lady, and he ailed for him until he returned , end thee brought him ;ask slue to Water-lane, having stopped cons on the road at a publiehouse. Upon setting him down complainut elated that he offered him a penny-piece for his fare, and told him he bad no more messy. Finally he paid his fe., and gave him 2d., and said he had no more, sad told him to call next day for the money. Ha bad wiled, hut had not bean able tone him, and defendant's father told him to summons him. Complainant said the distance was one mile out of the radios, m o od he hardly knew how to make hie fare, but he would be satisfied if the defendant paid him tie. Hs wee hired at ton minutes to eleven o'clock, and discharged at tee minutes to three, and he asked the defendant at the time 12a. 6d. The defendant said he paid the cabman at twelve o'clo and arrived back at Water-lane before two, and he denied having kept him at Water-has in the first hennas three quarten of as hour, sod said he had merely called there to say he would be late, and to ask some one to sit up for him. Hs denied having offered a penny, but said the cabman demanded 12s. 6d., which be rammed to give him, and bearing the shin:asks a polio* sergeant cams up, and in his presence he guild= fis. lid., which he considered was his proper fare. Folios-sergeant Float was called, and he said he saw the cabman and defendant in Water-lane having a dispute in respect of the cab fare. It wee then two o'clock, and he saw the defendant count into the cabman's hand 6a. 6d. Wheal said he woe positive it was des. 64., because de fendant said he bad given Bs. fed., but he thought it way not so much, and saw it counted again, and there was only 6a. 6d., and defendant then gave him finpento in copper, and mid that was all he had. Mr. Alderman Lusk said, taking into oonsidaration the fact that the cabman had gone out of the radius and the hoar is the morning, he was of opinion that the defendant had not paid suffioiant. He knew cabmen were somotimos Tat CASE OF SHOOTING AT A SINTIN. ItLit SHAH very troublesome ; bat In this instance he did not thick the rose-The young man. George Taman wee yesterday defendant had been badly used. He ordered him to pay brought up as remand, before the moo dy meittommet 2a. 6d. for the fare, 2s. fid. for the inhumes loss of time, charged with shooting at Mire Ellen Ilaurnor, hoe sister, and 2a. for the oast of the immuions. with intent to murder her. Hs sobbed bitterly dazing the The money was paid immediately. examination, and essened to feel his pentioa acutely. He GUILDHALL. was committed for trial. On being asked what hs had to Mr. George LOOta, the proprietor of the White Hone my in answer to the thugs, be said he remembered nothing public-house, in Loadoe.wall, was summoned by Policeman of what occurred between the New eft having the gab- Chula' Oliver, before Mr. Aldermen Stone, for having, oa lb-hone, when he had been Melds' hie fuss the etc the 12th Jost., unlawfully and knowingly permitted pumas r ue of a notoriously bad character to mumble and meet FATAL AFFRAY awrwilor Iwo Bola.—Yeeterday together in his house. Dr. Lohman returned an adjourned ioquity at the Pitney Mr. St. Autry°, who defended, said it will perhaps save Arms, Grows-attest, Camdoetovro ton-thing the death of the time of the wart if lat ones object to the summons. _ . y bo mod William Clarke whom i tt ins alleged Instilled It says, persons of • notoriously bad character, whereas I _4,_.,_____„.„:_A,..,,_ , ___.. netimeiree be p reyed against the Partiee complained of. L o . dcos, icolTo;r7y.l ' ap " ps ' ad ... f " rriCate “ srid " Tesith s7.7l4.- Mr. A lderman Stone-I will hoar the evidence. thelsth het. sdisprris arose between the deceased, who Th e policeooestable said-On Tuesday, the 12th Instant , dis ___ 15 tome of age, and a ll ", boy 12 Item adage, of th e about half-past tea at night. I was near th e defendant's ''''' name of Felix San dert, when the latter (maidtally as house when I heard a great DOWD , and saw • man run ou t , wane allege) received a blow in the eye. Heo Ho immediately and offer to fight anyone who would come ont. He west in maim before I could get up. The fighting continued up went and complained to his elder brothe r, Henr y Saunders, .„ ~ who upon Clarke offal's an explanation drink him in the to 11 o'clock The defecdant tried to pat a *ter - mout h . Deceased railhead the blow by throwing • book at it, but only said, "Now than, now then," two or three - amanitas, who immediately repseted the sasult. A stragg l e Chart times. I went off a abort distance, an when I camence, hack sesusd, during which the boys twice fell togetbse the men were outside fighting. n Mr. Alderman Stone-What clam of people d id the y be mob time being undermort ; they were then separated by a man amed Wait. The above took plea at 2 o'clock to long to? the al ternoon, sad at tea time d ecceplainad of feeling Witness-I know the greeted portion of them to be Irish sick and at 8 o'clock went home, where he complained of his tailors. head, mad retired to rest. Next day it was discovered that Mr. Alderman bloom -Do you know anything *Ph" he had been insenable during the whole of the sight, asd at their characters! "o'clock on Saturday afternoon expired. Mr.CAsremout, sue Witness- I do not. roe deposed that death bad malted from a fracture of the Mr. Alderman Stoso-Then the objection taken 4o the skull, caused by • fell upon ono' hard substance. The fall Mamma is fatal, and I dismiss it ; but at the same time I must caution the defendant that his house is banning a had evidently been occasioned by • blow on the o pp osite side to the fracture, which was at the bath of the head. nuisance. It has been complained of several times, and U Tho skull of deceased was very thin, amid easily fractured. he continues to *widest it in such • manner it will be the Deemed, it appeared, resided in Gieveameet, cemdee auto of his laming his licence. , Town, and Henry Saunders, who is 17 years of age. at 18, Ws. Quiidan, a conductor in tbe employ of the General Sootch•strest, Whitachapel. The jury, after a lengtheeed Ocasibes Company, was summoned before Mr. Alderm en deliberation, remained& verdict of '•Misadvsoture," coupled Rose at the instance of Policecoustable John Poo, ror with • censure in the elder boy Saunders, the coroner re improperly delaying his omnibus. marking that the jury had inclined to the side of mercy on Ths complainant maid-On the 9th of September I saw account of the youth of Saunders, and because they did not the defendant &shy his omnibus five minutes in New wish to destroy his chance of earning an honest livelihood Bridge-street, just at the entrance. No au got up or by ending him to prison. As the coroner was ativenly down during that time. I wept and spoke to him. He admonishing Saunders. the father of drioseaed cried, or said he bad beaten me before aed could do so main. rather shrieked out, " Gentlemen, before God Almighty I In reply to defsodant, with the verdict." The Gunner : " Mass twelve `entlemen are most of them father." The Fathar a (inter. Witness sa id-1 summoned you before, and you wins discharged with a natio°. Yon wars standing still the motet) : " But th e y h ave mot lost an on l y moo. The whole time. It was at half-past 5. I went by • clod' at Coroner : "They . have does their duty Won God." the corner of Fleet-strut. Father (wildly): ' I shall meet you at another bar." The Conner : " 1 em cony to bear an old man wbo believes in a Polios-ooestabls David Ha w k ing, 316-On the same day at half-pest 5 o'clock I saw the defendant's omnibus in New s a y of judgment apes for terigvues." Tlio father con- Bridge-street. It started from the foot of I.64llltr"hill to tinned frantically protesting, until Mr. Murray, the coroner's Unionetreet, in New Bridge-street. I saw it stand but • °mom removed him. vary abort time, because the 'bus was in motion when my CHURCH-RATS DNYEATB. —The town of 'Ringwood, attention was called to it. by an attempt to levy church-rate. It appears that the Mr. Alderman Roes-Did you me the omnibus standing in Heals, has hem thrown Into considerable excitement ' still ? ps_r.is,hnifononnersedwetharstcall th eadraoo7l:ithtehre n alxi ch t a are fortai me g e h d t od sinoe : Witness-I did not see it stand-my attention was called to it about half • minute past the half hour, and I"' ' isidsrable repair. It was agreed that a churclerats would then the 'hue was in motion. by anurenmen and dinenters to effect repaint which I The ilefendsat, who totally dallied the charge called Irtindt° great . "'Tidal. and forthwith *erne 2004 WI. nub- Mr. Hoary Backland, vicar choral of St. Paul's Cathedral, wen estimated at 1501. Th ths astosishmant and indigos who said-I was on the north side of St. Pud's when A I Moo of the parkiblosers generally the money win no scour . chimed half-past 5. I walked does Ludgate hill thrones papa)l subscribed than the chinch dens summoned a vestry ththesee,PanlaPana thfeargoarnetkrltOinldtoßt il Newey'BridPutchtgesadst,abyth ,..,,„_mee t rin a°4l tr' im ir bpo o• rnth.led.forThtFordina eayinW Isto chor w el expenses. Londoc, Chatham, and Dover Railway shrike). I stood Au' New out by the largo majority of 81 A sirens, result has 'bus tai convey me to my maidens.. and saw •at the vestry, sad befog carried to the poll was throws Ludgnwhill into I attended the sodeavour to make • °bomb-rate la the pariah lßrithldaleadtstrrie tors t that t w m as ll 2s nd min frota utes to six. I hailed it and the defendant spoke to me and saki the pole:menu was lost by 38 to 10, and lit she sukesquest poll. which took got up, end had only time to tare mv newspaper whin of Stoney Stratford. At the vestry meeting the rats was gobs' to summon him, I was exceedingly surprised, cad ' Plan ou Tuladal, the luntinlow were :-For the rater 36 i st, 23. at the conductor's request pee him my name and address. again ORKING MIN% CLI73 CONTICRINCH AT BZIORTON. Mr. Alderman Raman after the evidence of Os last wit- W gems, dismimsd the su mmons. -On Friday evening last, the 15th lest, a cosferearis was MARYLEBONE. bold at the Town-ball, Brighton, to amidst. the means al een . I promoting the greeter success sod efficismay at the several 41 -f eed _.. Rerier .a.._" k nr•ri: . 11 272. nti r k r,.., H io.s oxtnn 'ha Aia was .,l% - = . working m's clubs in that town, and of discussing the 16 °° ee l eo l er ' " e "" r ---- th e ' ';,..-- - 0 - " f 32 . -- 4701- ,doe- . various ma; questio ns connected with th e managensut of • ' - was taken by Mr. Douglas Rlilain,.llSt ills T p. f0 u,,,, alas Tan ; H un tsman'. Danehter,Durbam ( Tbres ; Livia POO L t:.o RFD 11ATIONE7YRNDITURE ON ARBI- r fulll INC - an d " few— W pay • s.: o f — ---- -- -." such inetituticies The chair was taken o, 4 per Cent., Lady Vane, Duchess of Wellingtot, Polly, Mlsa Ha. ! TRATIOns. —ln Town °Meld y eeteeda y , Ilr. Clia•s °°• of frail° him as "' wets" S° the t.sms°. Asss"Sia4 For, and the meeting, rebirthextremel y . w all attenied, worth, El Cld, and Full Bloom. Betting : 5 to 2 mat Skylark, 5 to 1 eat Fall Bloom, 6 . the members . points foods is cosneetion with recent arbitrations to ZOnaesZnire. to the ma P ial " iii " ali° being Si " widow a of the mil of th Working Kees Glob end complained of the lavish expenditure of form. b lot 295, held at the Exmouth Arma, Exmouth istreec,, wto oddimood b., Mr. was adaas Pratt. a manta, to 1 agst Hantinlan i a Daughter. Woe by • bead ; four doom. the value of procoroy requitedby to improve - ,a d member," contrary to the statute, &a Institute Union, 150. MLA. and tie Rev. Hoary Selly, lengths between " mud sad third ; half a len g th hetemee moots. The town clerk gave some statistics on the:ubjest I third end fourth. The winner was objected to for forcing , IL L Yardley (to the defeedant)—What do you say in the moots " of obe sake. sow& yarrow woo r i my. which showe d that, ce der the Im p rovement Aet ot 1861, answer to this summons? Skylark ou the rails. but the objection was overruled.. men, and other took is the rlossediage, seii a very Tel WRIGHT STAR= of 6 ems each, with 50 added, for bt d4 jog alai° 4 644l °f . ° , lF " tb 7 t we 34 " n tbibuo ne l W of •no ost •T. p. the aulountl page ' valuable and dissuasion was the result. At the 2.yr-olds ; eon's 84 10lb ; fillies and pidisp, Est ilb. Four ree y nd ud an ie t— W e com b, o n ot at ?ay her at present. settled by treity, anionstiag te 6,6231. • lilt 6 ems Defendant —Bemuse there are sine or tea sppliestioes d ose it Ir ooti nt oot v e d , bo is cho ot t oy • nototirrootoottmlannaongb•lago the tartans 100 yards. Mr. Jackson's Repulse, by Stockwell—Sortle, P•t 10Tb I were settled by juries, sad 3by arbitration . Unger , Iltion her, sod we have not lawalli money in baud to Ply adopte d f °° o0.4 „, 000t i ool fa mo b —...... es th e mo p. M or k) 1 the act of 1864, whisk wee not yet ample . ted. 17 . *no dl o¢' — lf it sisr aw awat amah te De ba r tarn . be ia will haa be pe ta ar m . eat omob , foe " the ammo boo m at F;a7,l" sai d b e g ewe „ Mr. Johnson's Disuse:, art V.b (Challoncr) a deices of owners were Wiled by treaty ; two promising I 14.. Y y J.. , nowden, 3 were purchased by motion ; 4 sae were settled by ' slums claim . " Da /Mr farad clase4eathers, musical entartehusents, and the oubscription lasi rat lasd's Osten set bibndendant--11. 12s to circulating Steurtie, ha. The hear" tensest wisest is no renew= also ras“—Bontstr. cby Van Otlell—Vtuum im and 2by atbitratim ; and wide as act of 1865 Twit an in sews onswa , uptiT. a s que sskes diamesad at the eneeM,Lbstred bow= • Lady of the Tee s . yet fully gone into), they had already settled 12 claims Hs. Yndl•l You al tie "17 " I 4 1 1 :t e tT i' ir 6to 5 net Repulse, sto 2 eat Harem. Won ' " 1 , rainste lenity. Thil sorporalice did not (the tows shirk Defendant —Not exactly so, for we shall be oostielfed to Iffilmitt of somest *Mesas th•,,,o_reu ••• "„„ by arts lloSioo.i two 'moth° between 'nand sod third /• , explejaed) velsetarily go into wMims. they were summon them who are is ammo! their loam. There an OITOVAL PALMS. .... UNA 5111L12310 DAT. —, length beewees laird sad fourth. I forme into them , sod onto ex hinsseue were w ee t ogi n T l a peat many on-,t- and _we aball . _have to summon the hor. : W =...... misseD b, Nam ur, Elsrr makata. . 90.— mot Axlmh= r w r ln twiM. On l Tits Boleros HANDICAP of 7 sows isle t _with 60 laded ; 1 Emily the wvnit y m kid no eeflsie winners extra. One rails sad a Mu. peid momo than the e at e n, , rowers before you, and oleo is me county court, I °°°. i asst . is arch wag. y r. J . A. Bac, rued a l i d of on . I jgre, Welsh cm full mourning attire) said-1 have frr Da s delicious breath restoring =sate ir ri.t r io r ci r e :e .n ratend u e,tr. , ) by liataplan—Ellermlre to. , 3 yri I 1 ammiwkip b b ed 4, abooweadaiw b wene .i n i s d isupos.au mimeo) iibithimishativiammthtt: qbacirat,,,,,grinfrboillsomie money which my a desemed ! tai kashasd om maties ß autree. wflaizi .... gesd ich : ob... ar um, sa Mr °mdse. laaprama of UAW apt, Tat Kb .. Mertln i _ • t bat without Main I 011010 00 0. °•• Lam e d perms u le reply to I Aeration by Mr. G lint, the town 102 Isinf •° ".7 "' wan wa " h• wu alive the dotter • nag we Uses UM sea la Mier remedias. Mr. Janie& id/E= . 4 Kir " ) 110 lad Goadala alp ram • / VA ex *4.4 OA *an wan Do legal hi n d rance t e a eaM if he coast but have irone Wm th e country his life ee sad roa d 'rasa 17. Beeiwkilweek Betting : 2 to 1 sip* need, 6 to 1 eget Iteepreeed Istia. 1 smeeeber of the tows soused acting ea arbitrator la a Noe would bars been ia shi rred. Having so other money than ' iiir scam ~...; ..... u..-At o pome,.. 7to 1 eget 'Capsule. Wee by it sseit ; s bed third. Tim tbs vales el tarpons property was sesoented , that in iltckt7 I apPliod to them for it. for Les 1. NAVAL . AND MILITARY. A DMIMALTY, Sim 20. -..APPOINSIKENTII-- 00M mender W. A. eambiat, to the Formidable, for serdoe h. lats Beata Lieutenants Y. WNeite, to the Greyhound ;W. B. =the Helloes ; P. R. Loud, to be commander of to oak gunboat, eke Barkley, promoted. Ambit Ant Permute'. C. W. Kiag, to the Narcissus. Misters' Assistente F. Rowlett, to the lieli0011; R. F. Yong; to the Terrible. Acting Booted Bader A. 0. Deasy,auperonmerary, to the Victory. Chief Bogieest 0. F. Boothe, to the Ormhonod. Ragtime's B. W. Topp, to the Greyhound ; W. Gilson, to the Beedisk. Assistant Engineer W. Brow., to the Basilisk. Adios Assistant Engineer H. G. Johnston, to the Grey hound. Firstolase Assistant Engineers J. Cooper, to the Princess Soya ; J. leGarahan and W. B. Taylor, to the Basilisk. CHATHAM, Sum 20. This afternoon the finding and aentenoe of the diatrat emit martial, which recently assembled at this pinion for the trial of Private John Coow, 77th regi ment, on a charge of threatening to shoot War-Sergeant Wilma, of the same Corp, wee promulgated to the whole tenced of the troops. The amused was found guilty, ase to TA days imprisonment. WOOLWICH, Sm. 20. In anoordance with the decision of the War Department to adopt breech loading rifles generally in the serrice, a series of competitive trias, which will be @maid to by mayoral of the twat endoeet vat-makers in the kingdom, will shortly take plum at the Royal Arsenal =range, rider the direction of the Ordnance Select e lm*, with a view to the selootion of the meet efficient weapon of the deecrlption embed. HEALTH OP THE NAVY. The statistical report of the health of the navy for the year 1862 has been published. Dr. Mackay, the oompiler of the report, institutes a comps/doe between the death-rate is the navy aced among certain demise of lauds mai. In the 24th table of the supplement to the 25th an nual report of the Residual Gerard for England, the ratio of mortality In different trades and occupations at certain ages Is given ; and it will be observed that between the ages of 15 and 45, which may be looked upon as the fair boundaries of a 6611111•11 . 11 life, agricultural labourers, shepherds, navvies, ha, those in feet who are principally engaged in out-door vocations, constitute the most healthy class, and that amongst them the ratio of modality 111 9'l per MOO. Now if the 9* of ratio of mortality amongst the admen is placed in juxtaposition with the Pt death rate of the very healthiest class of operatives io hagland, the difference is certainly not great. Dr. Mackay. how ever, pond out that the Mini*, is able to redoes its death rate by dischargieg dimmed wee before the fatal event but, on the other hand, he remarks upon the hardship a seaman's life ; and the fact that the men in the navy often remain in distlicte where the climate is most inimical to the European constitution :—" But for the nociessing oars with which every circumstance opposed to his health is watched and as far as possible provided for. it Is impossible but that great sickness and mortality should result from such services as he is called upon to engage in in the various rivets oa the coed of Africa, in the Mosambique Channel, and on the oast of China ; and it era* speaks well for the service that la the face of these prolific sources of didase and death, the ratio of modality should only be fractionally greater than amongst the healthiest class of operatives in England. For it is especially to be remarked that in accepting 9'6 as the death-rate per 1,000 of mean force, the only casualties that have been deluded from the retard are won't& and in- jades, and yellow fever and cholera ; had erotica been taken of the other death', which are clearly due to the special nature of the service upon which the men were employed. it would be easy to show that the death rate is the said faros was wider 7* per 1,000. On the Pacific, Ceps of Good Hope, and Australian stations, by excluding deaths by vio lence alone, the ratio of mortality per 1,000 of mean force was in the former only s'B, and on each of the two latter, 41." Dr. Mackay, in conclusion, remarks that "It is painful to reflect that on the very threshold of his entry into the envie'', and in the seaport awes of his owe coun try, the seaman should have hitherto been left exposed to such a mad of festering disease as readers these tonalities more distractive to heath this the meet pestilential rivers of Africa ; partial marines have happily at length been de vised to mitigate this evil ; but it is to be hoped the day is not far distant when effectual tape shall be taken to re move to the utmost this foul scandal from the patios." The statistics those that is the home stations there has been an Monad in the ratio of all oases of disease of this description. "The ratio per 1,000 of mesa face of owes of syphilis, in 1861, was 1001, which was not only a great increase over the year that preceded it, hut over any of the five preceding years. Is the present year the ratio is 108*. The total number of oases under treatmeat was 2,285, and the total number of days' sick ness in hospital and oa board ship shows that upwards of 212 men were daily Ineffective from this disease alone, either in it. primary or more procenumed secondary forma. When it is considered how many of the other &seance that reader men inefficient were more or lees dependent upon a sypkilitiq diet, some estimate may be formed of the less Maned upon the public wades by this loathsome disease. As heretofore, venereal dieted abounded most is Ports mouth and Plyzeou'h. It is, perhaps, no exaggeratios to lay, that from these two centres alma more syphilitic disease has bees mown broadcast over the globe than from any other cities on the face of the earth." --- DRITNICENNSMI ON BOARD BRlT.—Yesterday the Local Marine Board at Liverpool suspended for six months the certificate of James Smith, chief engineer of the screw steamer Saladin, for drunkensees at Bap Janeiro, St. Thomas. and New York. METROPOLITAN IMPROVEMENT/I.—Tail REMOVeL OP WTOll•tTaghT. —An important local act of parliament hes jest been printed, entitled "The St. Clement Danes Improvement Act," under which some extensive alterations will be made in the Strand, and • itemiser of houses is Wyehatraet removed. It recites that portions ie the Strand and Wyob. street are iseouvesimatly narrow, whereby the traffic along those streets is 'rattly impeded, and it would be to the public advantage that the seine should be widened sad removed, tied that other improvements should be carried out upon said in coons:ion with the property lying bstween the streets ; and that to effect snob widemog and improvemeete, the betties now standing on the north side of the Strand ►nd the smith side of Wych-street should be pulled down, so well as three in Bolywellotreet, and other and more couveaient buildiege erected tberecto. The act was therefore passed, end •• company incorporated to carry out the improvensesta, which are to be completed within four years ; the compulsory purchase of property is limited to two years. The plan. and sections of pro perty required have been deposited with the clerk of the peace of Middle's& end there la a special stipul►tion that the property and buildinp Worming t• the Strand Hotel Company are not to be interfered with by the company. The removal of Holywell-etreet, although may partially effected by this act of ruffianism., will be • public beoefit, and other improvements in the neighbourhood may be carried out, which, with the contemplated removal of numerous old house, is the locality for the new law courts, will add to the metropolitan improvements by the Themes embank meat ore the other side of the Strand. M4BKBTb. •.-.•/0 , 1 , •-• TALLOW.—Wiatronter Enzwo.—Tho mast woe i on, 46. ; 455. U. to Ka 04 Woor t tosott 465. 04.; Doombor. 4La941. ;Jr wary to Kate, 47.. Maris. 47.. bd. to 47.. 941. Da livery to last eras*. 609 arks; wink, 2,088 ask, . COTlON.—lamteos , 101.7. 30.—W• begs b i d , essisi sorb* with a point Nhasee 7•851 , 0 11 7'• Priem 111 " 10 411 7 31.1.000 d id,ba,Pr--1-12-6116 15000 sperakties asi arAL MOO Aaisokso, - 5Z IN& ; 700 PIIIIIII4 61 UM to 190 i. ; 100 atlas 210 . . ; SOO Mum* mil Bs * 1701.10 11 1111 ,ra Ifil. 1• lii. ; 00 I_l!myrsa. MA ; suis 7 Is 1.1 ; Satine t _la& te 141, ; B ar k dlshilb, ka, IL to 1041. ; alio, 1204. be 141. C7ORN.—Boonvw, arr. 13.—Ther• was km Oast a Whir at sew Narks* *ley ; the trade wee it., ow is eints.eames le. saw [*saw was redo at Mar bees es, am All klub sera Wale Mk= Si II hik MAL *beak ad, Ns. * •, whim, 44e. ; old 44e. to 48a. Swam sew. 40a. to 4!a; eld, as, Pees, 365. to 30a. Oats, as. to 225. GLOXIOW, SQr. 20.—Tken was a poor attealease su thin day's market, sad little d4osidos to do hashma The quotation of this day se t may be repaid fa wheat, but mak Ow was eras at 6d. Maim Bunts, bass scar*, ssabatakeed their value, last seat % slow oak foray 3d. to 13d. pre Mika ; ear esa, L.pit 2641b5. • add sew oatmeal, le. ad. per MOM. &we. Sew ald peas Arts. Lida/ oars, 3d. lows. cATpia—Sourasit, 20.—Our trade nal . meek as het week.; Beg suede from 3e. 44, to de, mutton, ha. to 7a. Walk As. 6d. to Sa. ; Teal, es, 84. de. 6d. ; pork. 3s. 44.1 e 55.4 d. pus stow el Mk, alma, tho QOALL—LoirDOir, SVT. 23.-1101rwell )1 2 1,06.. Walls Sad Hitsas, 20s. 63. ; Was !ad Paels" M N : ross, 10s. ; Tans Mad 8,054 1 fie11. AL ed. ; 1116 lest Hirdspeol, 201. 3d. ;:w ane Esd 80651 t 110.6 d.; Walls Fad Moth 19.. ; Chu s t al TA Ds Monism 24. 7 Walls Esd &assegai:l, Ulm_ 11b1ps s 5 smut* 15; 13. TRAFNIC RSTURNII. Moo Pos- Yew Total. DN. 18/187r79. open. sere. than,ll4e. al Walt 1111111 17. t g /9. mad C.L 908 3463 761 gtio tot Nook 101.1•17 21. kaami.—tw. lbw Do, N.W. Welk elfilni s 1117 !1 .699 4,491 Isms 10464 7849 Gnat radon 6 . 4 “ SMI - NS Week endke6.1116900 70 . Northern 0 Canada B4 371 1,439 1,410 1,411 Week ending flept. 2. 16. AML & Lombeirde42ol djm Una) 1190 16,718 87 4 847 01,835 trallbely46.3 8,061 4.939 13 004 Mai 0 the Piedmont 60 11,443 10,6,30 21,873 Week men 20 0. Ottoman 681 411 700 1,111 Ng Week as 6 1q 6 Sept. 7. Odeon end=waakee 44 Week sweng eept. 8. Begat Western onside 80 4. /l Week maim wept. 9. 860110 Meth Limn IN 44 Week flopt. IS Llmecick sal Dints llO St 04 I ti Limerick and Poems.— h 96 66 161 In Waterford and Lgkeseig. 101 263 bl 6 St Waterford sod Limed& 77 700 031 1,10 meg Week 'oiling MA 16 Cork sad Bandon Meiates lisetorn Junction 01 149 246 30 4 81 0 Pembroke end Dishy Week ending 860. 17 Calmat! ll6i 1496 618 1,0 , 3 101 Greet X 606 2106 1076 T 41,863 London aal 1,890 163 kl4B 1,10 R. and Doom & Wet lis. & Branches 1114 11,628 1.7;7 13,410 11,611 Nitro. L. of D. 2.340 1110 2,603 •Len, Co . 27 3.100 IV 1,01 11.111 London & NorthWessom.l273l 04,340 60.136 110,04 USA London& Myth Weetnew —. 11.212 BEN 19,10 Wandleseder. Intedleikand Daoslisiblre 166 9,30 13.473 2106 11.111 Weneaseter. amith JUDO 1.111 - UM Allinathala •• • • 01 Lei 1381 100 sad lanosehfre & Yorkshbe .. 606 0,08 *672 4.110 North Staffordahlre .... 258 8.00 kW both Ultteff Of the remtpts for both weeks the London, Chatham sal Donn Beltway C.enpany are entitled to retain 60 per cent. lit . working the traffic. - 8,676 MN 16,N8 Ilke 6,1t4 LS Sour iswrroit, &WT. 20.—The North German Lloyd's steamer Hansa, from New York on the 9th hat, bee memo! off COWS, sad proceeded for Bootees. Os brings the meal compliment of peonage!' and 47 teed malls. Her news hi' bees antleiratid. THE CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND Aorriumtir HAM. --goornArcrrog, Barr. 20, U. 30 r.x. —The renew* and Oriental Company's steamer Ceylon, with the hew portion a( the above mails, bee arrived off the Medlin. DESPATCH OP AHERICAN MAIM-80 fisrr. 20.—The Ramberg Animism Comma= steamahip Allemannia, Captain Trantosaa, sailed bests this day on bee 61st voyage foe Now York. with Me Gomnea and Foglish mails, a full complement of cabin sal steerage passengers, and a large cargo of emerel saw &eddies, including French jewellery value 36,600 foam The company's steamer &zoo* Cereals Mier. with tier Yerir abuse et the 16th, is dee erg Cowes on the NM. I)mq:row or THI AugraALIAN BiAna.-4300711P Amor. SEPT. 20.—The Neiman and °Ariel Ow may's new steamship Mongolia, Certala Biel= , hems to-day with the mails for Gibraltar, NM WNW Egypt, Adeo, Osylm. India (except Bombay), Mr§ Mauritius, Anageelia, sod New Halm& Bhe took eel Me first and 56 wood alum pagesegers, sad se freight a cog eerie, leshadifig 86 hoses spade, value WWI., for lowing ports, vii.:—Alexandria, in sovereign , 10,014 Madras, gold coin, 11W. ; silver sea tea 6 10111 4 Mi. ie. Calcutta, watches, Mwelltive. 8 ,4 ” 0784, Keel, bar silver, 5,00 W. ; dollars. 109 i. ; geld tbrard,U Yokohama, dollen, 2,10 W. Simaglise, bar geld. Via; dollars, 1,2401.. ; jewellery. 2421. 15s. Hobeoe's 'retches sod jewellery. 1.2464 Bydisey, jewellery, MA MI Foochow ditto, UAL Nxer MAgoirio HALL ion HYS.NuroliAri.gg • Wray Ildiellbooo Lord Leigh, Provinsial °rend Master ei Warwickshim, hid the Minds** stone of a DOW sirs boll and dub buildings in New-dm* Birmingham The • mireneocy was perfumed with waste booms. 'ahem were upwards of 1,100 ladies and brothree present , Holmes is the architect of the Mahar, which, in sees with bin instructions, will be strictly dead& selief and when completed will constitute ao edditimell siO2 east to the town. Amongst those who took pert i ll v " Mrs were Bro. C. W. Elkingtos, D.P.0.11. Oka g. t i Firegger, Bro. the Saw. F. fidosehouse, EGA. Booi J. , P.P.0.0„. Bro. W. Mtge, P.G.t3., end Bria. Collins P.O.T. The Moos baying_ bees Mid. the edam ens delivered by Bro. W. Bramwell Efinitb, E.G. Mirk ' A Meteor was afterwards served in the town ball. LONDON CIENERAT. Chong= COMPANY (Luirrlgoi —Tradic receipts foe the week esidieg Sept. 17. 12 , 16e. 6d. so lddvertisement.l HOLLOWAY'S PIUS. —The P daen , ..d iT ur t on th a e d a iso y ye Buirark.—Ninc-tenths of the maladies afflictiu edit" ®ofm r p d to ere ita irdiguMon of the st.m by ac a lif h. riEbt liad"r ° : the gastric juice, and wholgeomeo exciting due ver. dispel Satulency to incipient indigestioo, and overcome &Amnion, and pains &needle( mere advanced or negl cam. These phis Invigorate sod soon restore the dyspeptie from the great and sudden depurades of strength always air companying stomach disordsge sap er, deraneemeet. HIV beget cheerfulness, vigour, endness. In reetifried dis• orders of the digestive ►armour, hug 'M e pills prove t balsrat hemseless the promptest preveotives of disease. y raise a against all approaching maladies, and preserve freshness, Mei% " BIRTHS, MABRIAGZS, AND DEATHS. BTH& nrna.-B•lpteleber la, at H IR oßend Bank, near Amend" lAneashlr4 . ll7 wife of Wi ll iam Wyike . eiru., of a delight& 888 ES. Umber 19. ac Ontbam•placo Lk mt. Iledoef the wile of .W. Y. Battier, of a daughter. BIDW Ell. -deptember 14 atOnalowuquare, South Enkindle.. the Lady Selina Bidwell. of aeon. Dretwozni.-septamber is, at Y a ttanham Rectory. S ena. i Wm. W. A. Deakwoeth. of a daughter. BOARS Soptarsor 18. at Wartow-bonse, littiptenooMminer. the wife of Mr. T. B. Haw. of • ma LYTTON- September 19. at Benland-gata, the wife of Mr. B . B. Lytton. of a son. BODZWALD.-September IP. at Mammal, Morley.htllowif Liesepool, the wife of Dlr. C. Y. Bademild, of • dweller. Peas Depflord lIARBIAOIII. at St. =VII - DITN I. CAN.-Beptember , . ythe Rev. IL Tamer, Wt. E B. ladner, to Peony, &MOM of Ste. Demean, eleemht, Bandwtch. I 120111110N-TALLY.-eeptember H. at St. Owes. Ihmoser lid W e f t IL Esatmere. C. W. Monde" II , S., 11 ! = ra. wood Wei, Volgravirroad, to Liar., daughter ee"` That. BK., _of St. Dimmaa's Week lAufloB - - BALL. - llopiamber 18, at the Independent MO 4Tlesbery, by tbe ger. W. Osten W. felted's. son of . ads, leo, Brooklyn Home, funetion-road. Highgate, Is Sarah lis bows, daughter of Y. Ball. ENT., heekingliam-eas Aylesbury. DEATHS. BABY Ege "Umber le, et Barthireheilldflede , Rabe's. 1/1 " Ann, se let of She lane 8.. di. Ilem, upd SE WBO.-fleptember lk at Watford, Herta, Catherble, wide" ' Ow Ida T. I. ra pt. Oiled IL GRABHAW.- September es, se Dodders, beet L Onlolo ll , leg., YD., 1.1.C.8., Need* BOWL/W.-September isor Nog, sperYoWsWeSt k i Dior 3410 " -aspoutrt " widow late I. Woolard. bah A at ek. Asses Lodge, PeoWINI 9 WIP sollmon,.the of A. Marsdr. Ilbq. eged2 l . MM.- floritomber 14 at Oakheid lodge, Mb; Mks, wth d , 1 dr. It: Bold, egrA• .1 Printsdbatitrgellia. **Mutat Los d 11 " OS L d Loam. Fir m ' a ito t oo . !Zros. Ss Lombard it Os ressfackol TOCSIDIA II& A <, tft• WI: • a rt raw memo d CC: 10, As ail, sift lel Mat ßjin i Bain ic ii,7.211F.., i I gal tba CAP _41.44 Or am 000 Nag .awl Asd Cab = ..iidi Ona Uri Yi a di. dm mai INN. bsia lame N sr Seal 4 ars Goo Job Gec