The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-21 00:00:00

4 0 4 ' ' ,Tllll CATTLE PLAGUE. 1 • . rowitto letter, oontaining certain further thsgelitioes, bee teas otheerearthle the Clerk et the Conseil by Professor Simonds : " Royal VothriuM7 College, Assert 18. " a m sorry to have eitteletin y ou that, up to the preset time, there la to dkeinwtiod is the spread of the tattle plague, and that, under them nafortunate einem. olances, 1 would suggest to Individual settle owneve--in addition to the regulations of the other in sotheil of he art 11,1866 —the absolute nemmity of adopting the fol. kyles preesutioes foe the purpose ot arreettor the promo the disease: "1. That all precis should abstain as much ea pos si ble bees the purchase of 'store stock' in fairs and markets, and thicald pot purchase from cattle dealers without a warranty agaivet the dimes° ; and that all Lowly-purchased cattle, of overy,kind, be kept apart from others, tot a period of not ens thee twelve to fourteen days. 2. That cattle, the sub ject', Ot this disease, should not be allowed to tussle in any meadow et pasture umbra they oat be Methatly imitated from all other wheals, am well as kept at u distance of notes than a huadred yards peat. all roads sloes cattle may be driven. 3, gist in districts where there are unotoloesd commons, os which cattle, the property of different mimes, are pas tured, no nuleh cows, or other animals of the oz tribe, should be alltmed to travel, day by day, to and from the oommoa,„ daring the mistimes of the cattle plague in the neighbour. booed ; end that in the event of the disease prevailing on 'inmost farms, or plasma contiguous to the common, the I tattle pasturing thereon should be removed, ea soon se pm- I sable, to the uremia's et their respective owners. 4. That timely animal which is violently attacked with the disease, bj,Wlled and buried without delay,* end that the akin be plaiiid'in acme disinfecting acid before being sent off the premises. 5. That no eateeek he allowed to so near to the burial plum until several weeks have elapsed. 6. That no pram who has the charge of the sick cattle be allowed to go our the healthy cues, and that all indirect conuouaketioa by Pop , or other animals, between Ike !elected and the healthy cattle, be strictly prevented. 7. That all healthy cattle, after removal from the diseased, be well washed and clewed. 8. That no fodder or straw, which has been mad about infected cattle, be taken to other animals, or even thrown into the fold yard, or upon the miners heap, until it be first ineorporated with ether ride of lime, or some other dlelefectiog powder. When practicable it is desirable that all mob fodder and straw should be boat. 9. That all manure in the sheds or stables occupied by diseased cattle be daily sprinkled with some disinfectant. and that DO evacuations of the diseased be removed without being that thoroughly disiofected. 10. That ie all oases in which it is determined to slaughter thumb which have bees on a farm or premises where the disease has broken out, but which animals are believed at the time to be healthy, end fit for beema food, they be emit, with all due care and caution, direct to the Dearest slaughter-house, if sot killed on the premises, end as • farther precaution thole skies be placed en some disinfecting fluid. 11. That although experience has shows all animals of the ox tribe, whatever may be their age, sex, or midi boo, to be susceptible of the action of the infection, still it is very desirable that every cause which tends to weaken the conatitutios should be carefully avoided. Proteetiou from inclement weather, sopplyiag animals with nutritious food, such as cake or core, aid especially with pare water, me imperatively demanded at a jumbo, like the basest. Several of the foregoing aunt Miens, as you are aware, are embodied in my former letter oa this subject ; others of them, however, are Dew, and some are modified to meet the provisions of the sew Order in 000nril.—I am, Sir, your obedient mama, "Jas. B. SIMODDO." • "Is tows dairies, the salmis to be mot to the backer. or manure inaoufactarer, if time be no owevemiesce for belying them. The country papers teem with notices of the anseliage which are daily held to establish insurance so cieties, to enforce the law or to disseminate informatioa. It eettainly eaanot be raid that the humus show either apathy or want of intelligesee. On h e mootra every effort seems to be making to preveat the spread of the pestilence ; but we have not space at oar command to oaks snore into detail. A meeting, conveued by Mr. W . M. Foster-Mel- I Her; the high sheriff, was held ea Saturday, at the Carty. hall, Oxford, to raider the propriety of pressed* a loyal and &tidal adds,' to her Majeety, breeching her to give orders for all possible amasser to be rhea to check, as tar as may be, the cattle dress' sow prevailing in several i parts of the ocustry. sad also praying her Majesty, if the present laws aro insuerient, to take such immediate steps as may be orded to remedy the defeat. Amorpt the influentiel guillemot present were Mr. J. W. Heeler, M.P., Colonel Fans, M.P., Sir H. Dorbwwd, J. i Ogilvy, Captain Owen, Mr. Hugh Hantereley, Mr. Haphis (the Mayor), Mr. Sawyer , the Rev. H. O. • ey, de. • Is accordance with the object of the meeting, a suitable address to the Qaer was adopted. An adjourned meeting of the members of the Oxford Cattle Plague A saeciatra wen afterwards held at hie Golden Crews Hotel, when varicrea suggestirs with regard to the improverneut of the ruled ware taken into consideration. Lrrffitaoola Our correspondent writes :—" Notwithstanding • that gnarly all sat the English ports to whin foreige cattle 1 are imported have been more or leas ' infected' with the • rinderpest,' Liverpool eo far has bees perfectly free from any symptoms of the disease. There is no doubt that, owls to a proper and timely precaution, a great deal has been effected is securing the cowkeopms from say lees. Not only has the corporatioo been active in the matter by the appointment of notified officials, but private isdivi. duals, who import large numbers of foreign besets. tape. day front the Spanish poets, have also their owe vete& nary surgeons to inspect the tuck so it comes whore. Thera measures have bees Wooded with great sums% sod cattle which have been forted ashabled by dosses have Imo at ouee disposed of, and so I allowed to cconmosioato 1 with the more healthy , stock. n regard to the was import.'l into Liverpool from Ireland a most remarkable sod satisfactory forint* is enterable. le Ireland the stock this year is the healthiest ever karma. All kinds of pleura pneemonia have disappeared ; and this, with the rigid surveillance exercised by the Irish cattle dealers is the selection of their marketable stock, shows that the ' rinder. pest ' can be, if proper measures are takes, confined within the place in which it first makes ita apprentice. It haviag been stated that the Spanish bans—the ' Irma horse'—are troubled with the plague, we can assert upon the best authority that the setpoints from Oporto and o th er places an the finest and healthiest that an be procured, sod that no sign whatever of any fatal inseam has, up to the last advice, from Span sad Portapl, lama dissovared is either 000stry." r A CATTLE PLAOIII lit AMMitICA.—The Memphis BuUdist of July 25 has the following :—We leers from a gentleman who has just returned from Philips and Critten den Couoties, Annulate. that the planters in the Mississippi bottoms have berm, and are still, suffering severe lose by the death of their horses, males, cattle, and hogs, by a I singuier dinue, which is carrying them off in gran num- 1 bars. la the early part of the summer an incredible sum- Wel black gaits mule their appearance is the bottems, end attacked not only cattle and honor, but also birds, mild turkeys, deer and other game, with such ferocity as to kill, is a short time. quite a number of them. After the distopearaDos of the goats, a disease broke out among the cattle, horses, and bogs, and has been mem for some time, and is still prevailing, though the is &cinema now are that the epidemic —for each it appears to In—is abating. This disease resembles very . closely erysi- . pelts, the attacked swelling up, sometimes, under the Invest, et other timer on the side, but more frequently under the throat, and dying generally in from twenty-four to forty sight Louis after being attacked. Oar informant conversed with sotoral intelligent planters who have bees great suf ferers I y this streago disease among them a physician emi nent in Ms profession, and all of them concurred in the opinion that it eau closely allied to erysipelas, and also that the visitation of the gnats is the early part of the summer had some naltnnOS in gnodociog the disease. It is thought that the great amount of ponce which was necessarily absorbed into the system by the Mk of the • gust—which is a most poisonous insect—is developing itself on the disease which is non ravaging the whole animal race in that region. SODA cases, when taken in time, are eared by precisely the same treatment practised in cams of erysipelas, painting with iodise the effected parts been' • fine effect. The loss of stock, itspesisity of hogs, has bees very great. One plaster in Walnut Bead has lost ever I two husdrel hogs sad seven honn and mules, beside ores . and milk cows. Another, linos a abort distance above the ON sawed, has last thirteea males and bones, and hop I and cattle in proportion. Thie is only two of many similar isamaces of losses sustained. Os Saturday morning it was repbrted that two moo, who had been treating their cattle for the prevailing disease, bad been rmilarly attacked, th • , •••o.‘ R.ellinv np in an alallnine Monier. (A.dvertisement.] —l/07.113WAY'll Pu are the I talia, 111.-1, gcli.le, pin in....fictive apnienti, end thergx . better ealdulateit bn a bandy medicine than en other They always set the nonatt if ght, ranee the allmalet• the kldheya and thoroughly Omens the wham . isiirveve pills an most useful in chronic welfare et by resuming Using. sedentary Min* or edhlr somellt , V have restored the ernes sled to health al l ot io r Maur mans lint Wad. IV bile they are nit OW SarOlillObli while reoubning thin are imi esasenlar noires% These pada do not excite. dm aan Mb. bases they ere epsenaly alle ys the yang . Mellik lanes ennisoations, may be trretrfiststirr saisitint NI, JPetudel ardidass. .~ LAIKANTELLIGII2IOB. SPORTING INTELLIG4NOIL 511001113 Ylki OF TIM HOTS NORIO Or ENGLAND BMX MAL FIFANa3 of 10 seva. sash, h ft, with 100 added, for 3-yr•olds ; sofa, BA 1011) ; allies, Bat bib ; wins., of say stake value 500 ems. lot bar* lean than eighth subseribera la 1886, 81b extra ; harem barbel Marled la 1886, sad Dever s h: 4 l2 was in that or the pmelows year, allowed bib ; to maim 10 pee met. ou the whole Make, sad the third I. Him lie stake. Two mike. over the Wye,Omura (68 suba.)-4 by Mountala Deer—Hose, Whip, Pan, Mara. Romig, Oheveretto. farewell. Rlarlasks, ii - by Leambigtoa—Oatherias Parr, el by Yam =deal by l'errhus the Pint, the Prisms of Wales, '; 'haeregar, * sister to Lady awraets, _Rom Lee, Quill, , Hallr-O-Lair. Harry Brallsford, Dun, Roderick Random, I the Dabs, Pantaloon, tha Gelman . , Dickey Weaver, Snag Gab First.ratar, Baragee, Lady Combarmere, Jupiter, Rataiadiatiai Persia*, Lightheart, Grenadiao, tHaducteur, adipstion, Tit far Tat, Liddiustoo, Dilly Dally, =1 11,.Pilgi, Lord of Eltham, this Gay Demean, Sir Charles, Brows Bland, &caller. WsaiberCsmi, Irritation Virerey, Berm Bing, Raiford, Haarlem, wide-awalui, thi Prior, the Brigand, Bela% Laos, MOM. Geenilimimo. Osierrime, Reglad* the Imes, the Approvor, Roam, Weatherboard, Beware (paid), Lady Biome, (paid), Marls (dead). Ttm CassnmarimM HANDICAP of 5 KM. each with 100 added, for-all ages ; veinier of any hainlimp of 100 ewes. value, alter August 14 at 5 p.m., 71b; of any Mbar huadicap, Bib extra 7 semadto repairs 10 sees. Om mile. 12 : 9 . subs.) Age at lb alt TM Clown 4 310 Wen Mae or Utopia 6 3 7 Osua Indra 4 1 Claremont 4 8 3 Fewer I 1 The monk a 710 Bed Earl 3 Glendesk Num 6 7 9 Zanobla Aadoz 3 7 8 Mediate )19 Nary Farewell - 3 7 4 Moldavia Ibieublower lz b dl g a gb. 4 7 0 Fly e ng Hater 3 7 0 $ 1 Intardonan Bandarilla 6 613 Tennyson (b-b) ll pal Glare= 1 (I 11 MR Sci.uso 'man of 5 env. each, with SO added; yr•olds. Cat 10lb; three. 8.4 71b ; four, 9.1 71b ; five mid upwards, Psi 121 b i mares sad geldiap allowed 31b; lolling aßowances. T.Y.C. THE YORK AUGUST MEETING. TO TUZ =TOR Or TVS StiTOOL Bra,—With riot • solitary " St. Leger horse, * In the real acceptation of the term, at Stockton, the past week's riming would badly have come above the leveled plating, but foe the twoyearoid castes* that showed as .bat pretension' Magician, Mriesmat% Split the Difference, and Smtliconan have for the Derby of 1866. TM Ant named managed to get through kb tees at Woes. but 'sly by a hod tram Katie, who at Stockton meld sot get near ßoosety when m eeting kun on bettor terms than she did the south ammo haw. ; and se lbownsto ran Homely very close is the serth, afar 'HON badly ott, his was the boiler performsom of the two. however, Memmate will not mere such a good thres-yeszold ea Magician, whom emorybody muld see was sot kalf presaged ;and hie "form" woo fairly bosom at Markt= by that of Strathconsa and Split the Difference, who look Derby horses all over the foraer beating a good-looking lot for the Labial FUN without any trouble. W• shall have a further 'podium of the capabilities of all the quar tet above-named at York, where some intmestiog two-yea/- old cosiest. have to take Owe, lied ea the threryear.old races ea the Keareamire will probably be assisted to by ono or two of the lit Leger Dogs the oseeting bound to prove an mating one, with its t ititty event' to gat through in lie On ▪ Tuesday we have no fewer than eleven to to decided somehow • but foor et these may the pro. deoe moss, ly 'haveng the Burguody to walk over for, whilst the Branham Park end Junked' Stakes likewies meths to fall to the around ; sad if Ems is brought out for the Black Dusk Stakes be may be allowed to receive forfeit, supposing he is the Derby hone they snake out at Newmarket . He is likewise engaged in the Convi vial, • T.Y.C. (S furlongs 44 yards) race , with some juthailime aaoog the both espied, Rosana of the Okla. Bards, and Lad Lyon having been basked se heavily that the appearaece of me of them at the pest will create • senuation. But Ido not 'believe their bask.p will get a peep as them yet, Webs Lord Lyon (Ned 10Ib) u bold mooeh to throw down the eanatlet to Rohn (Net 11121), Duke of York (Ses ne), Vespastin (90 11b), Augusta Vet 71b), Olubisa (get Valeria (Not 101 h). add Strath *oath ibet lib), or as malty of them as their owners may see Et to ron. Lord Stunted has both Chinos and Valerie, and shooed eked bbe reprimand by the Illy, who best the French Bereago se very easily , whoa he root , out with • loud flourish et trumpets as Brighloo, that she may he • real " dipper, deepen leohia's overthrow of bar at Goodwood. The liana uncles work, sieverthelese, A ustei has done sines be made his unsatisfactory Mai, win so improve him that be may credit the Frenchman with the shakes, Sibs. Wog s lot of weight to Stassbootha to give him, and the latter looks like beating all the others. In the Thres•yeavold Biennial there is but ass good bone, the Lim, likely th wiz, as the Duke is beteg cerslaUy prepared for the St. Leger ; and then are oaly three fair Allies in the Yorkshire I Oaks, Siberia, White Duck, and balls Rookie, who may • bear the brunt of the epaulet between them, Siberia's beteg the beat form, although she kas yet to win over a mils and a quarter. The Old Produce Stakes is redeced to • match between Broomislaw (dos Breadalbam) sod 01mar, the latter being so well that his &lbs. admits.' in the weights may get him through, over the two miles. Tee Chesterfield /thadimp, one link, has plenty of "good things* in it, doubtless; bat I do not know where to look fur the winner, unless they oath out in went with Moldavia, who receives 361 th. from Clown. Wedoesday's list °Detains many two-yethold eveate ; ad in one of them, the Tenth Bleneial, Student is se ethed, with only • 31b pesalty, which has also been in curred by Chiba, Mr. Pitt, Leckie : i Blue Needed, Magesith, and the Flying Jib esetips"rt% bib allowances ma be claimed up to the proses% within by lieseniate, Repulse, and Auguste ; but Student eau give all the weighs sway, if Mr. Merry will only run him ; sod in his themes Regimen or the bet performer in the Coo-, vivid will look most like the wither. The Filly Sapling Sakes promises to result the am* way as the tam at Goodwood, when Ischia and Valeria were flat sod wood for s rich suite ; but the Prince of Wale's' Stakes, also for juveniles, looks rsther epee, Obilthes ability is beat Split the Differeace or give the weight I. the Brother to Bird-on-the -Wing cols and others la the last baying yet to be shown. The Glasgow at the mom of knodosald, Vespeslan has Bien moth to leer than the coming our of Be. Battle for the Reath& Stakes, end the Moor Ste nowt will see nothing better than Andes in the bald, Losing having broken down some tints ago. Bat for the Sher kJ andscap, two miles, the founts. left in will • nearly all start, the Tatar having a very fair chance with the top-weight of Oat 121 b (whieh was ally Sth slb origb 1 pally), and Ciaremoat at Sat 31b also looting "likely" after ids second at Orford, when he peva 351 b to • three. year old, Endatsigh, that would have to S. in here at the lowest weight to beat him agate. Lady Hylda at Sat Slb is soother animal handicapped more leadenly than she was when defeated of late, header/ether onlyinking her to give Breathiest' 11b. Whe th er Hollyfoz is "all right" there are ramose to doubt, as with 7th 12lb on his back we should bath to look co further for the winner, his regret form entitling him to quite as much respect as Nemo, let 7111, allowing that the Lines giving Boogie! a stone and a beating at Reeding sow looks well. Revival has turned out so badly that eh* seems out of it, even with the feather-weight of the foer-year.olds ; sod after Brown Breed's defeat of her giving 51b, at Stockton, a three-peer-old is minis to tog up good moues to bean her a... Of the seven her lO°1 O° engaged, nevertheless, Grapeshot, who gives her 111 s, ran bully at I:Soothes ; sad The Guide is " weeded," the whole body will be but poorly !motional's'. Nornblower being a doubtful stayer, and Sweet Jessie having run out of all form this mason. le fact, Claremont pommies every chains of recompfewing Whitewall for its many never, reverses of late, Nemo being oae of the beet of those that oppose him, suppothag liallyfox and The Guide to be kept at home. Friday's programme I must Ma a discussion of until reeking York. for with Student in two roan (opposed by Split the niftiest's, Busman, sod many others that will run previously, in oasioStallft, and by Mr. Pitt sod Blue Ribaud is another), it is impossible to deal fairly with them now. The Gteat Yoskshire States, too, ia dependent no whether Oldliateur. Breeden:am, or Broo agony, sad Wild Charley, or any the of them, will stark sad Ima rely notice that Haphazard, Castanet, and Bo som mesas to bays the Nursery between them, sad Ely is • ..c•thaisthy," berries accidents, for the Cup.—l am, be . ., METEOR HASTINGS AND ST. LIONAB.DS RACES. Toupee. Too WALT= Cur (Handicap) vales 50 son. (the surplus (a spiNdel, by subscription of 5 aovs. each, 2 ft (to go to the micound), with 90 added ; wimion aftierAugust 17, at tea a.m., 'rib extra • patience° riders ; profeeslomis, 71b extra; shoat one mile . aad a half. (12 sub..) Age st lb Ap at lb Torsos 6 11 2 Bedworth 4 10 0 Triumpher ...... ... 4 11 0 o by Noisy—Parch ltecioubt 8 10 12 meet Mother Busch a 10 7 Bahaism 4 919 l i ramo eu ttraent .... 6 10 4 Bilverloolis 3 9 7 2 10 2 Sister to Lavender .. 1 9 4 Ephemera Tam Two Taut OLD S?AK of 5 ems moh, with 90 added : oohs, Bst 101 b ; ales, Bet 71b ; wionsre of 100 Dorn at any one time, 71b; spy edam almost. Sib extra 1 heroes that have tut three times without winning allowe d Mb. Half a mile. (8 sulo.)—C by Ban•y•Ohloby Hutwith. Killarney, Fiaslo, Duchess of St. Albans, Cairn gorm, Maid of Usk. Her Ladyship, Chepstow. TIM HASTLIHIS AND Sr. LSONASDS HANDICAP PLATS of 10 goes ; winners after August 17, at Was a.m., 71b of Threnqtarters of a mlis. Age et lb A r I it : Contusion Ltaagollaa 4 8 9 Magic Tomfoolery Bile II 712 Spanish Boy _ 2 7 0 Pyrrha 4 7to Bounding Brick —. 2 T 0 Pamenos Devotee The Star 3 7 9 Laecsahlre Witch .. 3 612 Ithsirtid 3 7 t Ilthailese 8 6 7 Toselier THE 130S00011 PLATS ef 40 sow. ; 2-yr-olds, Tst ; U Bst 71b ; four, fist 21b ; five and upwards, OA 41b ; marseM geldiop allowed Sib ; mlliag allowances, So. Half a mile. A &mimeo &aims of 3 nova. 'sob, with 30 added ; olds, 7st 71b ; fear, fist 10th ; five. 9st ; six and aged, Set 21b ; mares sad geldings allowed 31b ;pilling allowanme, So. About one mile. WiDDZSDAT. Tao Kafir BOP= HANDiCAP PLATS of 100 morn; winner of say handicap after August 17, at tea a.m., 7lb extra. About ace mile and a half. Ms stlb Age at lb Cl ax t on Llangollen Mrs Somerville .... 4 710 aby Inisy—Parch- Boleno 3 7 7 ment 3 12 3 10 Divappolutmoui .... 6 7 6 Barkaway O u nuthian Tom .... 4 7 4 Ly d ia anish Somerath. Musketeer Tug Nicaossr PLATS (Hatidicap) of 40 DOM, far 2. ir . all ; wieners after August 17, at 10 a.m., 71 b sates. Three quarora 01 a mil,. st lb at lb metier Bl2 BOMA Tar 7 10 Chepstow 8 9 Alortioa Brimstone Be. Ladyship 3 4 Finale 7 0 Duchess et M. Albans .... 7 1! TR. billlBl2ll2o' Pero (Handicap) of BO DOM ; wildiers after the pablicatios at the weights 71b extra Three quarters of a roll. A SILLiIIG 13AND1cAP PLATS of 40 soya. ; tho winter to b. sold for 401., and any surplus to go to the fund. About cue mile. Tao Coining= Brawl of 0 sowa mob, with 30 added 2-yr-olda, 7st ; three, dat 101 b ; four it 7lb ; Stefie and upwards, Set 101 b ; mares and geldisp Mb slling allowances. Theo quarters of a mils. VICTORIA CLIIB.-BATuaDAT, S rat. ORZAT /DOR HANDICAP. to 2 MPS Claremont (t t 7to 1 apt Horablower t) dr) Bto 1 Guide it sad eel) 100 to 15 HoUyfra (t) 10 to 1 Little John ;t) 100 to 16 Nemo (1) RT. ER. S to 6 opt atadiateaCtaoll 1100 to 12 apt /Was ( 0 ) lIETTLNO AT MANCHESTER.—SATuADAL OBJLAT IHOR HANDICAP. 4to 1 apt Claremont (t) 17 to 1 apt Nemo (t aad off) 11 to 2 Hollytox (1) 11 to 1 Dradamante (1) T to 1 llornblower (t) Br. JUL II to 1 apt Archimedes (of)L 10 to 1 apt The Emirs (off, t I Bto 1 Regalia (oft) 100 to 5) 100 to ChriatamaCarokt) DERBY. 1000 to 20 apt Bribe* colt (t) CBIOXET. • YORK AUGUST MERTING.—TVanuaT. I Ti.. ZErLaso 2/TAKEN of 5 sews. call, with 100 added ; „ —.—_ 2-yi-old., bat • three, Set 41b :fear, 9st 211 e ; five sad up. ' mifitHEY V. MlDltheflia.--On Saturday morning Im m o . o a t gib" ; o no. ao oro and p ooo toog ; the woo d to this match was resumed at the Kidd/ems County Groat save Si. stake. Ow mile. Caledonian-road. blingtoe. The weather proved dee, and Tan CONVIVIAL Scums of 10 nowt each. k ft, with 100 the spectators were very numerta• At th e sod of the day added. for 2-rr-ulds ; cella, Sat 10ib ; filliee, Set tub ; tkoth the match, which was well played on both sides, eta drawn. got by stallithe or out ol mania which have never produced The wore showed Surrey, first innings, 141 ; seeped • winner allowed 31b ; winner's ONO% bib ; twice, 7th extra ; losing', 265. Middlesex, first lacings, 185 ; emoted innings. the second so receive tan per mat. out of the stakes, lied with four wicket down, 112. the third to save hie stake. T.Y.C. (63 salis.)-13 by Wild KENT V. YORKEDIRIL — At the County Ground, Dayre/I—Pantathlbhiathia,Westwick,Klaritet,Cleros,Duke Gravesend, on Saturday morning, the above match was of York (Sib), Ls Mute (Sib), Girth», Diminish, Marshal resumed haat Friday evening, when the more etood at Can(3 b), Gibside Lady, Queen Bee, Vespeatut, Bertie, 259, with three wickets to go down. Cahill and Dawes I.:mayn't., Full Bloom (Sib), fby Voltigeur—Bereziaa(3 l b), being left ' • not cal' again want to the wickets, Willeher The Desist Bose, Marengo ('3lh). Auguste (311.). Amount- and Bennett being the bowlers. °anal made kis move up Moe (31b), e by Wild Dayral—Phemy, Lady Yeast (Sib), to 56, Soaking added 11, a223.0d Dawes batting an took bis at out with t of eby Yea thtlea--Vacuth (Sib), Wild Briar (31b), death 28. Total of the inning', The o ut t Beauty thlo), aby kammuili•fti—Bilti4N (31O), I by Taunts Yorkshire was good throughout. In the "soma Wasp of —Tobolski (31b), cby Wild Dayrsll—Sylphine, Parma (31b), Kent, Peyne marked 30, Hasty 21, an Walther (oot oat) Prince of N ales, Clothe, Bolton (31b), Lark Agnes, Black 59. Tbe inothp closed for 194. It wanting bat • few Jacket, Fair Agnes (Sib), Lord Lyon. Iron Clad (Jlb), Ones minutes of " time," the match wee left draws, the Nome (Sib), Harlequins (30i), Loa (3114, Valeria (alb), Lee (3114, ' standing :—Kent, first instep, 217 ; second billings, 194. Whitby, Bonitoo, Feud% e Puetwell. Fairy Footstep, Yorkshire, first innings, 283. Stcatheonan, Applacross, Jollity (Jib), tree, Ythila. Strath. field's,' Atone», Podargus (Jib), Quick. Yana (31b), lisaawal:al the Glen (Jib) (paid), W neaten (late Dread- DEeTRUCTIV3 TIRE AT eArritBURY. —On Friday nought) (31b) (pud), Son of • Gun (dead), Brown Jacket nient• fire Mons oat In an estenajw• range be worfreboPt (31b) (dead), o by Load of the lase—Berbaa (dead), e by : and wasebouses belaying to Mx. Joke Poet, upholsterer, N iscai ta r _pr u yibm (311) o w l) , E . ,p e ,io. o m o. ' High-street, Canterbury. Beam time elapsed before the TEE YOLEADISI Oates of 15 soth ea ch ,ch 5 is. with igo ' Are elees remelted the spot and gat into play, sad when added, for 3-yr-old Wirth Sat 101 b each ; the wither of the they th ey d uds o, owing to the difficulty of ragtag at the seat of othera Epsom 71b; the second 311, extra; wiener al any the fire, the efforts to check its ravages were unavailing till 31 ear-old stake value 600 son., 41b sates; maiden peat midnight. From Mr. Poet's works/ceps the fire pa fillies a l so 71b; fillies except ed) received 60 son. for no. dewily extended to the shops fronting Highareet, those of nisi mooed thuidicape excepted) cu t to be erisoidey.4 Mr. Abrahams, glass and th ine dealer, Means. Oolooek, moo k osi lab woo d t o r eceive 5 0 wart ; so d t h e thi r d to onfeetiothra, Mr. Pont, Mr. Easter, made seller and save hi . swim o no mile sad a aama ,,,.. ( 65 aa b a .)_ls the South Eastern telegraph Mace being etheesiively by Mountain Doer—Boaa, Fes, kimonos, Siberia, Yoe.. destroyed- The millinery and show rooms of cow, Klamath', Full Booed, The kimono of Wales, &Jim . ; 111.SUL Higham and Hunt wen also destroyed, and to Lady Augusta, Thmunis, Tocsin, Both Lee, Quill, The ,it wee oily by breakiag down the etheectiou Whim Duca. Liaboi. sweet m anor ,. Sweet ki.e. Cu. ta d the moat energetic efforts of the firemen that th e dames Donade, Irritattoo, Akin. (late Commie it Feat), Lady were prevented from extending to their extensive premiere Edia. Jkaalatio. x i . }to o* ale , L a d y 0,,, 0 b aa . in Minvery-Lose. Between stereo and twelve oelock • users, Boado.etis, Light heart, Faradic» Orono:doe, Flow number of soldiers began to pall does the Nast Herald des Champs, La Palmate, Tit for Tat, edoetee Amy. bites , ME° l4 the mil 7 Frammliod which 'Pleased to offer to pew to soaimia chid, i.Niaaoi y asoiam i aa. La u. H,,,,,,, a , s kis _ vest th e fire exteedieg to the Guildhall-hotel. the theatre, dins, siciraar, w Lai Agnes , Lady e t 0 0 04 D u bi.ty, : sod the Canterbury Museum. This gave the Bremen • • ii .,,,. oaatiiiayamod,o, 'Li l y o m. wid o , oara b o . z a , , better command of the flames, which were thee raging in um; Ca l Girl; iisaia Less. Lao. 310 a b. , th e rear of the shops of M r. Easter, and Mr. Harvey, Ankuioest, A rno. go Larleviauve, Jesehel. A chemist, and the both of several enginse were brought to Boginella, A Isub:l ( fate Governess), Lay Ramon . Deer • it was not, however, till three o'clock that the fire (p.id), Eleanore (paid), Athroltionsos (paid), ttaakeird (paw, could be said to be effectually °beaked. Of six shops and Schaphouse (dead). 1 workshops (maim Higharset only a solitary stack of for . chimneys remain standing. Of Mr. Harvey's premien only Toe Beres Loci STALE cf 1,000 thew each, 300 ft, 21‘ ,.. 3a . ; ...t.; oat hab ; g in . , sat c, i b ; duo , go , b y as, a skeleton remaies, and the Neat Herald cam. though it mud stallions or oat ii urtsiciel mares allowed :kb, both gib. • escaped the fir% is • rale, the upper slam hawing been Thaasquanaga ai a sale. 13 cab ). F by i sor b aaoo ,_ pulled down, as above stead. Nothing is karma of the Brown Bess, Est& (Sib), La Muth (31b). i cause of the fire. The damage dose is estimated at from 14,0001. to 16,0001. Most al the sufferers are either wholly Iles 3 manta Siam of 13U sees. sack, 30 7 1 , for 2 '7 7.1 olds; colts, gat 10itt ; fillim, Bet 81b. Three-quarters ed •or dall y imuzlia. mac (I iiaba) y iyin mid. Th e H owe. a tom , Jacket 1 lc Daum& Tritairtris. —The motto on the Vir (dee), O¢llOOE. &is cost al arms has been changed. " ale Bumper Tan OLD THNEE-11•11-OLD Mum &um of 100 sever I Trestle" boo bees •xistuat; and the wants, " Liberty each, h ft, for 3.yr-olds ; colts, Set Nib ; &Wm, Set 71b ; and Haim." now appear • the Goddess a Liberty those got by Latimer or oat of mares which never P104.01/4 i trampliag open the proetrate form o 4 Tyranny. A thane a wiener sussed Sth ; each t o t he to name two wee, emphatically for Om better. The MIMI= 01 Also ' and brills the produce of ase to the post. Two miler.—Jaen words of the old motto by the Booth hoe nada o' Lantoes, tremens of WeLady Teedeger (Sib), Wee. them odious to American eanuo-Evening Armee/. Lase; Beeadelbsee ( lb), (S i Te Prior, Olmar (31b), Pampa ROTAL Fuzz HOSPITAL, GZAT'IPUtbr-ZOAD.—The (paid). l by Vedetio—tlery (Sb) (dad) • number al ;athlete relieved at this hospital during the Tits lisanzare YAIIII bream of 100 son. each , 30 ft, week mediae August 19 was 3,562, a obi& MAU were ' for 3-yt-old., the predate of mares which never preelooni • now thew winos' ; oohs, fist 10lbi allies, art bib. Oee utile sod a Du Berry's delicious health restating Bivalents half. (4 enbe.)—Ledy Treassar, Zeman Jailor. Oesdrea, Amara Food earth lenient mediedate it beenwealee= and Weathercock. We* _liedlites o oni. Oath. Athksaa. Othemptioe, Ins BUnilunDT Susie of 100 soya wok. h ft. for 41r. , Peleabuco.caersinellon. nemoth Moos. Ilver h aed Monads aide - colts, fiat WM ; muse. Set filb. Two math over the °° mnbsln e Sad sera° efl i w i tr ° it° °°4° 10 maw sewoMan Old &um& (5 sub zytund. Coop mat, Caster- , I p a irt.y wry.er,.. A7.-- —2 0 , N ' s * 77, Za g mt ' aimi• pert. 110, Yd °by Yams Alabooreeo-Ftetter.Lb, la W. : Mk. Ver.. tad Zis eawmaan AUL prewar Tint' IMO US% ; ) MONDAY - MEMO, AUGUST IL = 180. campsy PICT; N tird for U the ir p C rlnt week.) Dm Bow-r Old.- August II ; rug, es. W _ Limon, lesmpeeed.—Tiumehew. Awed IS ; ea. neeewy, ill; Tbszeder. We. carr OP LoRDOS, Guildhall -buildup. -Toads', ingest 11 ; Wedsewlsy, 23: Thatewlei. IP ; May, a CENTRAL CRIMINAL' COURT. (Before Mr. Jostles lOW William Perris, 09, whe bad pleaded guilty to an in diounime 'hang* him with wadies n threats.* letter to one of the pert* ahem of Latinhceh, wee brought up. It wowed tbat the prisoner bad been in • lunatic asy lum, and there was so doubt that he was under the Wpm- Moe that he had been ill-need by the parish ofilootto, and he said he wrote the letter solely that lie ems Lille be fully Ler:joked into. TIN learned Judge said he would allow time far wine further inquiry, postponed the 'adamant to the next seseicre. /antes Clark, the cabdriver who was convicted of ma.- slaughter, was seeteneed to nitre months' imprisoranteet sad hard labour. /awe Everett, who had Usti convicted of nalawfully arousal & was sentmeed to three moat& imprisoament and hard labour. (Before the &warden) Henry Hampton, 22, barman, was indicted for felcrniously stealing a belf-crown, the =ice of William Henry Tria l's, his master and employer. Mr. Will prosecuted, and Mr. Conniegliam defended the prisoner. The prosecutor is the landlord of the Eight Bella Tavern, at Greenwich. sod the prisoner bad been in his eseries se barman Waft the month of Key last, at which time the prisoner was to an almost destitute coaditko, and obliged to obtain an advance of money to porches° clothing. In a short time afterwards, Mr. Jobe Taplln, the brother ad manager of the prosecutor, suspected that the till was being robbed, and, celiac under the advice of a pollee constable, Robert Albin. 148 If., he marked three belf-1 crowns, two of which the officer gave to a lad Named Beyer, with instructions to go to the Right Belle to maim sr purchase of a pint of pale broody. The lad was served by the primmer, to whom two at she marked half.orowas were paid, tbe lad ready* la. Bd. is flange. The same evening only ose of the vomited halforowes was farad in the till • the other was freed on the parses of the prhoserl when taken ince custody. In his box wire Miaowed three packets of silver coin, amounting is the whoa* to abort C. re. When apprehended the prisoner adored no defame in ezplanatise. The jury returned a verdict of Guilty, sad The Recorder metenced the prisoner to be kept to lea labour the else caleedwr semiths. On the application of Mr. Will the Recorder directed the mosey found in the possession of the prisoner to be gives up to the prosecutor. George Grey and John Taylor (two drovers) ware in dicted for felootously sterling four bollocks. doe 901., the y of Alfred Bleak. Grey surrendered in diseherge =bail") answer the indictinece. Mr. Begley conducted the prosecution ; Mr. Montague Williams defended Grey (instructed by Mr. T. Beard) ; and Mr. Harris appeared foe Taylor. The circumstances of this ems sod its result we,. some what singular. It appeared that the four bollocks in gnos tic.. were refs on the evearog of the 31st July, in a field halogen ho the prosecutor, is the neighbourhood of Botherbithe, and about midnight a persos named Donkec, residing in a cottage overlooking the field, whim retiring to reel, heard the gate of the prosecutor's field spewed, end he looked out of his window and, being • asset night. saw two moo driving the bulimic@ out of the Sad. FTOCI the observation he made, he believed the two prisoners to be the men. Two other whams's, one a oofferstall keeper, in tbsi York-iced. King's-cress, and another mon sear the Ogee Market, also spoke to the identity of the prisoners, who were still driving the four bullocks, with which they were toned dealing in the market on the follow da legy- For the defence, Thomas Smith, orm of the warders of the Milibeek prison, was sailed, and proved that be lived in the same house with Grey, and that he was at home on the night of the alleged robbery by eleven o'clock. and never left until the following morning ; in truth a distinct alibi was proved. On the part of the prisoner Taylor his mussel, Mr. Barris, submitted to the jury that as it bad been shows that the witnewes had been mistaken an to the identity of Grey, they might equally be mistaken as to the other prisoner. Taylor. The jury after a start emisultation Acquitted both the rimers. `soii - rami.ifie. NARICBTB. TALLOW.—AvoIas 19 .—The ottest 4 gad/. SO" I Yaw is iprobsi 444 9d. D•i cash ; Potorsbarg D Y . = 4b-, 465. ; Oatobor to D o osmbor. 44.9 d. ; • 494 ; Jura Iv 11,1 • Is, 454 6d. corroX,—layisrooz., AUGUR II.—W. hays Ira • Wks Mimi floprior sad • cstior ateadlor mast ; prima •ashaagid. MD WM us 14000 bale% which 7,000 an 001 TON 0100D11.--Marml•Mm t Auauer 19. —Thar - bas boss as sitionitoly v• sad languid market yarn sad i f tein treat, and prises bare ham from int to laid. It will be gathered from the rePrrts sl 2 this market ter some weeks past that it bad hem gradually growieg Satter. The beginaing of the dapromsion was ia some 'Utilities boa Amalie" SINOWing Mutt option was likely to be mom *sinful WS wen expeoted. 'As meal, a aloud of trade circular writers have beeresp_u, espial: proving that there was we motto& in ths Soutiora except what Anterior* consumers require, and tbs.. were some indications last weak that pro* hare were lnt tn= to be courbased. This week, however, a post of oottou hos mute to hand, with 117,000 bass the raw material. The arrivals oleo inoludo 4,000 halm Alwariale, 9,000 Brasilia., end 7,000 11429tirn ; altogether 142,283 bales. The stook of coffee at Livrrpool stands at 470 690. This alone is suMatent to amount for a dull and inggiaga b rket hem The floods, bow erer, seems to have t whim yesterday from New Orleans aesli Mobilo, w point to ea early as well as • man plentiful 'apply from Arteries, and wider those &d -riest prime as Liverpool gave way yesterday id. to 14. per lb. Amy of the of basses here would bs • wearisome repeti tion of the phrases aped into use over some weeks part, winding to dulness and obstriotio• to bodies, along with lower prime. Tees of nearly all deseriptiom are more dif6colt to sell at gd. told. per lb. lower. Cloths an mush the Name, only that they are &Moult to sell at all ; whet are sold are mostly parted with at prises vr diemoraglog to manufacturers, who have stopped • pod deal of their ma chisery, and are making up their abide as well as they am to accept • lees as the stooks they have to sell. The only new feature worth soestiesiog Is some rather hem' eostreeta for wide and very light fabric" for lain Iff /Airship. madepollants, sad the ordinary cloths for Oak market there is next to aothing doing. WOOLLEN.—Lum• Avon? It.—Thera has been only • Illeclasests attersdaaes at the Coloured Ball this m o nist. sad • limited amount of hansom has been trasesctwed.slat few parcels of twenis and oostiap have hem Manderred t I 1 with a wielding of plain coeds. nothing foram, of importaaoe having transpired. The While Market has also =axial ; heavy goods fonniag the chief attraction. smell wools of these elms, of goads lave ehaapd hands, but the transfer of hairlista W been sinalL limes HARDWAB.E.—BIIIY/NOILUIC, AUGUST 19.—Tie trade of this towa is again rather quiet, the bad state of the wea ther of kW bevieg had the effect of checking the country orders ; but, setwitbstasding this, most of the mandee timers have Just sufficient orders to keep thorn going. The metal trades ere moderately good ; the edge-tool makers have a resewal of orders siouthig is from Uteri*, sad the taw of the latest advises received here as to the prospects of trade with that qsarter are more favourable. The electro-platers report • slight improvement is the dimmed for that clam of gotds, arid is most of the smaller branches • fair amount is bon done. Is papier-mache wares there is not mach doing; the same as to buttons of *my deserip tios, and the wire trade continneedull. The gilt toy makers and Jarrell's' are most of them indifferently 'applied with orders ; for hollow wane there IA • stalely demand, those emerged in that branch being at work fall time. The foreign trade Is about up to the avenge ; orders for Mill and the Brazils have Just bees givee oat. The West India trade is good; to the Emit India, Chia", and the Caps, sot mach doisg. _ CORN.-Causurixt. Amon 19.-A sup ply wheat, heti aew sad old. sad the weather Mgood g Sae tower prices had to be submitted to to effect eels.. Whea t. now, 41a. to 43e. ; aid, 44. Bean. Os. Oats, 24. to Zie. Tens. 56 1 1. • Casuat.a, AUGUST 19.-Then was $ small supply of grain at our market ibis moonier, farmers taking aim sage of the See weather to make progress with their harvesting operations, which hem been greatly reterded by the continued raise is the early port el the week. Wheat sold giddily at as edemas al 8L pee be eats sold at se edema, of 13d.; sad barley was Is. a bushel dearer. Wheat, whits. 17e. to 19s. 6d.; ditto red, 15s. 6d. to 17.. Barley, lls. 6d. to 13e. 6d. data, Pattiz, 31- 3 d. to 10a. 6d.; ditto, common, 8. 6d. to 9.. 6d. per Carlisle bushel. °moonstone, Aurmorr 19.-A short amply of wheat, end sales were limited at the Adams of 2a. par qr. from last week for old. A few samples at mew awing, reds realised 48e., and white 48s. he 50e. per qr., someding to the *our Gunroom drover 19.-These wee may • moderate quantity of wheat at market to day Trade was fain, sod @ellen were enabled to realise Mat le. per chi. .qr mare mosey. Sprits ears at late quotation. Wheat, 4. to 57a. ; oew, 47a. to 50s. Oats, 235. to 27a. Pees, 37. to 39a. DUCIeTZS, AUGUST 19.-A fair supply of wheat, and • small attendance of farmers. the trade was sot say active at sn advance of quite 1.. per quarter. Barley moved off heavily at about last week's prices • malting, 33e. to Xs. per quarter ; gristlier, 29e. to 31a. per'3o stone. Oats were oot plestdul, sad sold at prime is favour of the seller ; sew. 255. to 295. ; old, 295. to 33. per 24 stens. Besse limited to 'apply, sod the trade brisk at upward pekoes ; old, 41.. to 45e. per 38 stone. Accounts vary respecting the wheat crop; as the heavy lands some very floe amps will be secured. Barley ie also well spokes of, oats are • very de. Solent yield. FM weather is very meet Deeded to some the crops. The sew gram at market cm to band, an • whole, is bad condition. NrwCASTLS-UPON-Tres, AUGUST 19.-At oar market His recesiag we had • large supply of wheat from the errantry, which sold readily at an same of 3a per qr. ; Norfolk and Suffolk red from 2. to 2a. 6d. per qr. higher, prices reermag from 47a. to 48. pee qr. foe red, sad up to 112 s. for white per 50411,. Flour, Lt. to 2. per molt blither. Barley, Um, sad per Is. per qr. higher, bot having gads a large arrival of oats no savages opal last week's rates Gould be established today. The arrivals tide week are :- Wheat, easstwies, 2,917 ; foreign, 469 ; barley, foreign, 635; malt. cosetwise, 25 ; eats, ~twos, 2,390 foroMm 4 ; beans, forego. 5 ; flour, cosateries, 2,070 .sak i; lediso sere, 200 sacks. Noserioa; Ammer 19.-The supply of who/ was only moderate at this market to-day, sad the farmer, asking much higher ppriricceas than buyers were disposed to follow, business was cheotsd, bat en advances of 3s. per qr. was realised on the transermlom which took place. The weather daring the past week has bees unsettled, sad heady rains have fallen at intervals so as to prevent much main being earted ; the little second will, it is feared. be I. eassewhat pameeedltios. To.day the was appears more eattied, with • riling hareeneter sad a dryieg leis& WM." wheat (weigh lag 63lbs. to 6411 a.), 48a. to 52a. ; red ditto Oreielfiag 62 lba to 6411 w.), 42. to 48a. ; best malting barley (weighing 551bato 5611 a 1, 30. to 331. • laws ditto (weigh ing 54th.. to 551 6 e.), Ms. to 30. ; dialling ditto, 24 to 365. ; eats. 24a to 265. • boom, 375. to 39. ; Pere. (maple), 365. to Me. pee gamier. Flora, 31.. 6d. per sack. Aransas t Wheat, 2,067 quarters, 42. 2d. ; barley, 25 quarters, 265. 11d. Norrutoosrm, &muse 19. -The imply of oboist today wee about an *Waite for the seams, and priors menet be quoted le. to 2. per qr. higher. O jai wblte, 47e. to 530.; old red, 445. to 49.; new white, 47. to 53.; Dew red, 435. to 49a. per 36 stone. No materiel Magi in the pries of barley. halting, 275. to 36e.; grinding. 265. to 29e. per 30 atom. Oats came slowly to head, and sold at rather more money; old, 26e. to 31e.; sew, 201, 22e. per 24 storm Besse were limited, ra j mid at admoolog pines; aid, 43e. to 46e.; me, 41s. t 0440. per 38 stone. Very little pro gress has bees made in the harvest, and seal Saturday the weather has bees showery every day. A large quaatity of whistle in Mai, and with line weather some good crepe would be aimed. OM'S, AUGUST 19. -The Mimes tramotiesa is wheat were limited, tad alUsoagh buyers would not submit to the high sad extravagant prices asked they bad to give quite 2s. per qr. more slum ibis day se•asight. Old wheat made from 440. to 50.. per qr.; now , 40s. to 48..; barley, English, I ease on offer ; cots, old, to 30a Ma ss very sews. 48. to 48e.; Sour, woods, 34a. sad 35 .. per sack. Pirrimamoocur, AUGUST 19.-We had a largersply of wheat here to-day, both old sad sew, sad prima shoat the same as -last week, my 46e. per qr. for Jim yellow , 631bs. per bushel Some new oats is good omsditlan mad: 11d. par storm. Weather fine, and both wheat and bailey serried terms, to mellest order. Ream% Almon 19.-Our Inselort this rooralag was thinly attesded, owing to the farmers being espeed to harvest opsratloes, with • short sandy of ell sorts of grain. I In wheat the to ado done we. is semi few wee. at • al4koly lammed price, but bays sally bought vseiey slowly. Is barley, cats. sad per, late Mee *see ussiaMed. ltomma, AUGUST 19.-Owlag to the cuseedingly wet and embattled elisrastee of the Mather the Madame of the errantry sad City trade at this sere embsege was Mate small, white there was barely an average show of wheat sad other kinds of grain. Tits unfavourable character of the reports respec . ting the probe& yield, coupled with the late protracted rants, base oared mime to rpm advance, sad the quotation's at this markers were filly 2 a per quarter I over those et last week. Fee the berm week of white what the terms are 47e. to 801., sad red. 43.. to 46e. per i quitter ; serseedary and labeler Veit. Hs. to 475. sod red, 425. to 44e. per quarter. la tbs Map trade &re was may • moan alma of Minim dm at Wee shoot Is, pee ometer Wilm. There was • steady Mead for Sour MA mid abou t la. per sack mare mosey. Of barley' there mahout as average meek sod harm sorts ter ri= mot be armed as being very firm. Oats =l7l. per quarter roam mosey, best soots fetching 20. be 24a. sad othim Us. to 20s. paw quarter. Betas and peas both firm. WieDICIL. AUGUST 19.-The .Mimes el' sormers at ear marmet tads? wow very umfl, wed commiwatly but gad. efferiag. Wheat welt held firmly far further ad. ream of Is. to 9a ea the week. which was obtabeal. A Irmweampare of sew white said red whet sold, coaalltqf ) eurfame, whisk ma4as ealstively_blok priese-wbits. Ms. to red, 47. t 0416., 113 lb. We have had bumf dap THE POLICE COM& WORSHEP.STRZET. C7tarks Geary, ocounier of • slaughter-loses is Isaac street, Cambridgebesth.road, was summoned by Mb* pe rish authorities for having is his possession at the slaughtsr.houss sloven diseased ammo of cows and four of calves, istsodad for ►uman food. The ow had been perviously Wore Mr. Ellison, and moms further evidsoos having been gives. Mr. Cooks said [ that he should comae, his decision. LIBRARY COMPANY (Iglirrnro).—On Saturday an extraordinary pears' meeting of the shareholders was held at the company's otiose. Pali-mall, to matador the course to be pursued to raise such additional capital ea might be oecessiry to carry on elleiently tM inereeeed and iseressing busbies el the company. Mr. Read* who myopia the chair, said the subscriptions fore the put half-year, lass spots' oomtubsion, had amoasted to 6,7041., sad correct expense* foe the same period, to 3,1801, so that with the amount brought forward, namely, NMI, there was an avail able balance of 4,4221. They had, however. to slow ter the depreciatioa in the value of their stock. Allowing 501. par coot. for that oa the new books, it would amount on the half year to 1,881/. which, with 1,0001, the sum half yearly written off on account of the depreciation in the old stock, would make in all 2,8811.„ reducing the balance to 1,5104 Their experience, however, is the management el the eon , pent' had been to prove to them that with Mastoid mesas they would be able to afford iooreased facilities to the reed ing public, and so far to increase their own prate. A mottos in favour of raising additional capital was, after some dimension, uneohnously adopted. It was also unani mously agreed that the directors should be empowered to treat with other parties for the trawler of their Weiner to them. Os the =ogee of Mr. A. LIMON thanks were voted to the obeirmaa and directors, and the proosediap termiaated. SEYNNOAILB MAIDOTONIL AND TONBILIDOS Ran. wax.—The repast to the hallyearly meeting. es Friday, the 25th August, 1865, states that the belle eu the hoe mations, to improve, sad that the replete for the bet half-yeg were 18 per nest. is exam of those of the con.. spending period of 1864, sod 30 per cent. in exam of the eseshige of the June half-year et 1863. Pommel= has hem obtained of about a mile of the land required for the Ilse between Orford and Nettleton*, sad the oostraetors are Naively engaged throughout its leogtb. THE GREAT WHITMAN or CANADA RAILWAY CONPANY.—The board of this oompaay have just pre seated the secretary, Mr. Braokatone Baker with a gratuity of 2001., and also made a permanent a:Midas el l 1001. a year to his salary , is consideration of his great me. AIM to the compaey sod the skill with whisk he has reeestly conducted ao Important appeal ease ma d e to the Privy Commit, and decided in favour of the company. Dincif-Rakslise RAILWAY. The receipts for the fortnight eliding July 31, 1865, amousted to 33,9101. 12s. 5d., and for the corresponding period of last year eo 14,8401. 17a. 41d.mitowing increase of 1,0691. 15s. Op. in favour of the present year. The receipts gem the com- 1 menannent of the precast book year, cu the let May. M elodies the above, amounted to 78,7971.65. Id., showind sa increase, as compared with the sorrespooding period id lag year, of 8,5741. Its. sd. The working expeoses for the I fortnight amounted to 4,8921. 3s. Bd., or 30.74 per cent. of the receipts, and for the corresponding period of last year to' 4,5311. 14s. 7d., or 3L04 per *sot., showiag an iooresse or ' expanse 'm ounting to 30 0 1. i d. easiest the Meant year. The workisg express from the let May, 1846, to the 31st July, 1865, amounted to 28,2161. 13e. Bd., or 35.80 per omit. of the roesipla. The working expenses for the year 1864-1863 were 34.82 per coot. of the receipts. Dna= Vane 01fLososose.—Lant week fall public feeling was most pain ed excited throughout the neigh bourhood of Anstrtither, by ths atanosnoesest that Xrs. theory, the wife of the Rev. Alexander Gregory, the much.rosPeoted pastor of the him church there, had been found dead in bed, ender eiromnstances of a peculiarly distressing nature. Thounfortunate lady wall subject to as scuts o hm malady, alleviate the p ain of which go was, unhappily, accustomed to make use of chloroform. She had sent her servant for, and probated from the laboratory, is the ogee of Friday, a osseklisrabis quantity of that invaluable but damp .rws for the purpose, it is said, of rubbing therielt some member of the family who woo salfseisg from toothache. After partaking of supper she felt moms whet indisposed, sad retired to her bed room about eight o'clock that owning. The fink intilligean that anything unusual bad happened was given about six o'clock next morning by the cries of her little dough ter, who slept in the same room, sad who naturally had b eco me greatly alarmed at the continued silage of her mother. The fastenings of the door, which were in the inside, laying boss removed by the affrighted all, as entreats was obtained by the inmates of the Manse, is eluding Mr. Gregory himself, when the poor lady was fouled as we have stated, life apparently been* led for some hours. Dr. )I.4ollrihlff wall promptly wee for, and lost so time in obeing the Credal sumolollB • bat the souse el death less y pelfomislant, as • hmallionehiel chloroform wee found lying over the swag ot Gen= lady. That the sad swot was altogether accidental genie sot the ragtag TOMS to doubt, 660111 f 111 whisk hang' over the gee being the manner in which oteurred. It is easieetered, withers., degree of probability, that the rot lady, feeding herself Rowell, bad takes chloroform W snags sleep, and, bowleg dose so tossationsly, aha had bosoms the vigils el the powerful and imagism ooralio. —Dupes Ooorior owl Ann& dwriwei the wok, terdsz ewe. Priem to w gpow ir: _ Wheat, wbite, 411 a. toifte pw bow ; red, 410. to 46e., 631 be. per both.l t.,1.. to per atone. Beau, 40e. to 42e. per 10 slam •WOSONIVII3. AIM= 19.—Al We day's market lim b •as a fair suppiv d 'bear , Ibick mid weatli M ai; ammo@ of fully 1r par qr. OW red &OM rids 81. ; wig* 6.. 4d. per 11.11 m ; sow, 6s. to 04. ; boigy, ; dies sorb dower. Ws, beans, ead pu s a n a vows ' L . per a. ilreadeer wery.l4,._ Anattlir li—insert mime tams* to ilia, N A moved ed slowly at la„ to 24. per quarter Mani TRAelly; ,616. , go ; to llk ; red. dte. to 47e. per SI atone. bri m berry , at 28r. to /Sr per 30 state. Ole mes sessty s u ppl y, and root with so saliva istpdry teilmerroar of the roller, 23.. to 275 . pa 211 1 aa Ye atm. Besse fully maintained their value, e s. Or to pc 38 slaw ledit will be on brown had M tbe more favoured lands. Mao mo d ems w iTh Barley lea fair yield, and will tars eat bos s = ... wrteei. Thupleutifal mute have baboital Os pp tams. -- • • MizciaLDT, hoard! 19.—At oar dastry saheb th week, we bad madded eappitee of wheat, ad dey d hardy arid oda. Deeded good at 24 per qr. sin us cm wheat. Famed asked 3e. to 4a pat qr. ever lad weeks =which oheeked sales. Rem to-clay, we hed a fa of wheat, bat mall of barley sad oata. Both gy Weer sold Mod lad week. priors, while whet wu la so • per g q r . higher. Wheat, 38e. to 45.. 6d. yer i 4 i berley. Ze. to 28e. ; oda, 24a. WAWCSD, hoover 19.—The weathrr essay a. week bee bees salayourable fee the kiyathisty, y. hardet, • owteideedde oddity of rad Idite4 Isl o , Zi sew el the adds bras otddraY• Thh 01 MING Maid deliveries of sew pod so ear amid. Pe* added are oily co a moderate lode. The trade hes al . died • tOO% born bay* Polahlood bully, sod for •I 1 artield we dad added at ow by quelatione. Wboat.—Foreiga fall, le. to Is sa, pet Saudi dearer, sal is pretty fair &mad at this sallow teed. Barley.—Ose or two mode of sew 'proud Yid sereleg, sod howight the rata abeee-useatioooL Pay — Sardine limited to a few loads of Dew, which WON redly bought at aboat 3d. par barrel sae mousy. load ass is la nook boiler &woad, sad bee folly recovered Idea ado lad noted. Blow dearer by 2a. per us b. Lams this week r•--Make, 3,400 ; shed, 2,860 vs. ; sy s . odd ;_ 66 ewes. Hapset. this week :—Wltsat, oats, 436 ban& ; door, 292 ; oatmeal, 4 Siam CATTLL—Ooeimw, Atlowerl9.—Throewsea show of stook at the Swede this secede es is assail= the week beton Gib& bk. The mottle were all of the hal breed. Hoiden were asking front di. to 101.. seek for seek sad from tEls. to 355. for lambs. bet lower figure bed tubs tares whoa beeieses wee tramosiod. HORTH•IASTERZ( RAILWAY. The ken-yearly meeting was hell at York on Friday last ; Mr. H. B. THOMPSON le the chair. The Csanugair, in =Tin Um lidoPliol of the Mich congratulated the shareholders on the MONIS of *sir parlientestery memores. The West Hartlepool Analgt maim pm the North Emmen the control of the sem mosieeWs with all the mirth eastern ports, and per vented Hartlepool from being made the nucleus of op eampeake desirous of (*Wag Into the district. Thep had also bad unexampled mess' in opposing the sier nuts promoted by other mummies Some others d hems importssee, such as the proposed smsigssatin between the North British sad the Kelinborgh sad Qs pew, and betimes the Caledonia) sad the &otbdi Omani, which might hese had the effect of dimities sta traffic to Scotland from the east to the west oast rods. He NHS celled sttentios to the rest lsoreses Is ihs emus. The iseresse in 1864 over 1863 was WM dm 300,0001., end in the past half-year than had been min creme over that of 65,0001. It would be nmessmy, ever, to reduce their fares end rates if they he/4W h mesas la paseessios of the district. The report was adopted. A resolutios was then passed &climb* dlvldmde st Ils rate of be pa oat per mom ea Berwick adieu: nigk ; 5 yen mot. on York leak Foo satoo Look ofoli i per cell. os Carlisle sleek; 8g per ems. es Didighs stock ; and 4 pm eget. os Tbhsk sad Iteltoe Mitt. • resolution was peened to estiscribe 25,0001. Muds the Teas Valley line, and the meeting this dosed. A special mortis; wee them sosititated for ohs perms of smetiosing SUlMOripUoms by lids essepany to the Hem sad Xelsearby sad Hezhem and Allende* Ballways. the foresee 175,00/. wom b scribed, sed to fla b 10,0001., sad the meet* persted. —Nesmith aro. sick. Cdrwar. Pntarn AND &WTI Loireon Juiced report to the half-yearly &rift as Wel ardasi urieg est eters that the lime wee opened fas WM le the h Level Station, at the laysial Palace, es the Id last. the short time {halms elapsed slece Maids number of passengers wing the railwsy bee been Wyss ir Mcrae% and the dinettes lief' seamy mason as arm their belief teat when the intentaliste Mathes me um, sad the eseariee of the Usk Nee ad the Leedom, mid Dower Bailing Grammy with tbe Mr eepoli= sear railways ea the myth side of the Thames is &dr the traffic will exhibit the results they have always m• &lured KENS. Cover Barimar.—Tbe report to the half. yearly meethig ea Friday next states that the mar the company continues to improve in a most m manlier. After payment of debenture lateral L I P changes, the set balers of the serene escort to 316 Jim. task iedridiug 2,51181. Os. Id. bear& from the poo vimd bra lea, mounts to 11,2 m. mu., whir maW the directors to pay divided the rated Bpm meteput banns at the pretense, IS eterik and to min form a bares of 2,2021. 122. 7d. to the surreal yew. Its Manic returns for the drat( ems weeks of the serrest tel year exhibit an loonier 10 per rot. err those f me or ths eorrerpooding period of IM4. The and works ler aselataised by the London, Chatham, and Dour Comma' to the satire maidaatioe et the directors. LYNN AND HUNSTANTOW TharmaY.—The ball yearly meeting was bell at Lynn, oe Saturday; Lightly Simpson in the oar. In moving the report to congretrated the shareholders oa the steady merest ai the prosperity of the Ran The limited roommodatiss for Triton at Hanataotoe prevented mast from 'ram It sad tarsi the lion What was required was a bags heart with a great ember of Paetrooaas, a cooffenroun • LOW agree-room, mid a billiard-room. Saab en esteldisionsel would no doubt be remneeratlve, sad word essehthati wR largely to the largesta of the Lyne sad Haerauton m yr as of the Great Eastern Railway. He had, la with the engineer and contractor, inspired the W e :st m o folk line, and found everything satisfactory, aad the Bei would no doubt be ready for opereg to Sundaes alb autumn, and it had dor bees toned that it could be mar to Rolkham in November, and to Wells in the sprig. Ix Chad wick, a sisarehobler did sot see Say reams why try should not declare a dividend of 0; indeed of 5 per mat is reeommeaded, and be should propose that tijahould be pa. , As there was a balance of 001., and oily Ina toiso• for the extra dividend propmed, be would mows the nib hair. Mr. Valmitise seconded the psenotition , dirl was carried uarimocely. and the report SS smear all *grad to. Mr. Chadwick proposed that the directors Is required to form a company for the ereetioe of an Mid at Hunatentoo. Mr. J. S. Simpson seconded the per silica. The chairmen, In putting the resolution betel the tows of Lyon would sympathise with the question la the thaw, of traffic tad the advsnosussot of tbs tweeze of Beastaotou would be found bearelil to as Mtn:sets of the tows of Lynn The Area of Use to was progresslog. and would form part d what Ovoid la some day a church worthy, in an arcbinteterd ti view, of the nation. The resolution was <tarried tem col A vote of Omaha to the chairman brought the Meet* t• a roes. Wsr NORFOLK JUNCTION RAILWAY. — The mg half:yearly meet* of this simapang was held at . lo l as Saturday. Mr. Simpson briefly moved the adopts the report, which was seconded by Colossi Nur carried without &curios. BIRTHS, BILBRIA.OOO3, AND DUTRA • ' TERTM BOXTS.-August IT, at Croplos. Wr S. e. O. W. Beau• e JIL MUNSON. -August IT, the of A. O. Jamb/" '"" seeebwelhpark.cd • daterliter. LOB=-6:6ndlterai 17. at lenvighem, to. wit* og H r. 1 014 BOTH ot ILL• goa. W L-magust IP, at Spriggs Oak. Typing, the etli d liethadt.'et • daghter. liTikh SAW -august lb, u at Oit•oo-solutre. Wait" the Obi the Sm. L. Staithaen, el • sea. TIJIAT.-A•gugg 17. at Petegbarough-boar, it W. Terry, Zed., it • daughter. • MARRIAGE& JOWLS-11011C1111.-hegagt It at the parish chuck. Cbe p r e i the iltev. W. W. Kitty, the Nev. W. T. IMO. _M. A.. dSydenbeas College. to I.ltariotte Aar*. deuem . late Kr. . Noakes, et Ifighgete. XZWYaItW-WALTOIS.-August 17. at the pariah lebuick La' WM* by the Zee. J. Minoan, Thames JiishM, Bareekry. Y Sag- ta mad.. dauShger ."" mats, L. Walt" ILL. is ot Moles,. la the sues ro wd y_ TOWIPSIND-ItIILTIIIL.-Augest IL at bt. Andrew's. Iv woe* by the hem A J. Eyre, O. IL Trammed. 1 0 1 teedteety. the Clow Ibillsbary, to Awls me. T. N. BMW, lbs., et Mae Demerol. 1 0,• ERATO& • DOOSZT.-August IT, ei Bediortioreree. Lamle`okWl miguee:Hooese, aged 1111. SU -dogma 17, at Weelas•oper4lare.Jullede mot sla or T. sad Sumas .lit Bullock. ROI. CRMITT.-itsigot It Mtn ltagsbeth .Ym , et rwr , Th 0 1111 1Wiow, San aged . e as sorwM•loirM, sway . " llialgli WWriedgea, ewe Te. 111.-.Aatiestll. al 11111110100, 440 1= Melte 141 = all= el "maid . mite. Id* Y llaaaatbnd w 11/1111.-Auffeet It et Demmerk.meel. AmaemmB4oll.6 wt4u* or Ow Ys G. TWA. Tea.. 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