The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-31 00:00:00

TRIG CATTLE PLLGUE. DEPUTATION TO THE HOME.OFFICE. Yesterday afternoon the Lord Mayor had an Istarview wish Mr. Waddiegtos. H on shi was seem psaied by the followieg deputation fr the Markets god °std. Plague Committees :—Mr. Gibbing, chairmen of the Made* Osaunittee ; Mr. Webber, Mt. Gower, Mr. beemesr, Mr. Haute, sad Dr. fiords, the medical abet of Math foe Botanaligreen. The Law Marcia, in °graduals, the deputation, said that their object wee to obtain the sanotion of goveruniset 110 the estabaishmeat of hospitals or ematoriums within the metropolitan districts, to which diseased cattle could be ear myed from the cow sheds, is order that they might retake mediae! treatment, Led be, if omeible, restored to health. He observed that/similar establiahments had bees feciesd at Ediebergh sad other large towns, sad that they bid been found so work moat satisfactorily, not only la espetuting the dimmed cattle from those which were ado bated, but is aff «dins facilities to the medical profeedoe to exercise their skill and knowledge under ciremastaacen ramie favourable to a fair trial of both than they could ex po* to find is crowded cow sheds, way of which were is a filthy oonditioa sad badly ventilated. He pointed out progress the plague had made and wee still making in the metropolis, sad how Its influsam upon the price of meat and milk was affecting all chasm of the oottiminity. The difficalties, he said, of adequately meeting the amen aities of the case were at presses very peat, sad some of those °omitted is the alleged fibpailty of slaughtering diseased animals without an Wm from a magistrate, aad also the illegalily removing those diseased from the raw sheds to the hos pitals, Rippe.* the latter to mist. Bet be hoped the goremment, who had no doubt well considered a subject of me vast importaaos, would speedily do sway with those difficulties, and reader the fullest aid to the Markets Can tata* and Metropolitan Cattle Magee Committee, who were noomaingly dermas( their time and Woollen to mitigate sod, it possible, put a mid to the evil. At primal, biweveif the object of the deputation was limited to that of °Waive the amotion of the german:sot to the establish ment of the hospitals or euatorituns. This wee as object whisk bad not only received the peered approval of the two committees mentioned, bat elm of the mediosl profes sion ; sod he might add—what it was by no memos unim portant to beer on mind—that the cowkeepers themselves' and the salcomee of the Cattle.market were also in favour of G. Mr. GIBBINS and the several members of the deputation onreborated what had fallen from the Lord Mayor. and *wily advocated the nemesity of having the hospitals speedily established. RUDLIN called the attention of Mr. Waddingtoe to the fact that the day before there were fourteen dimmed ewes seised at the elaughterhoine of the Oatthernarket 'which bad bees seat there from the now sheds of the me tripoli& He argued that this in itself was a proof that the order in evened as at peanut canted out was insufficient to prevent diseased mows from being mut from the cow sheds by their owners to be slaughtered for human food. WADDI2IGTOS said be would take an early (swarth. .My of commuoicitiog with Sir George Grey upon the mah jong ; sad in the meantime be wished the depatatioa to for ward to kin their views in writing for tisaamissioe to she Home Swnetarl. The deputation promised to comply with the suggestion, and thanked Mr. Waddiartin for the courtesy with which be had received and the patience with which he had treed to them. The interview lasted upwards of three-quarters of an boor. The following document has been received at lb Foreign-ales from her Majesty's meat and consul general at Bucharest :—" General Dirsatios of the Sanitary Bevies. —Frog the let to the 15th July a typhus egiscoty broke out among the large horsed cattle in the diariats of 11fov, Jae y, Bolgrad, Falai% Basso, and Ramon, which still cootiones, but is out the dearer& The dirsetiou in eoasequeoce publishes the above far the teformation of those ooncerned.—The Director-Genera, D. Gwen." At the police-court, on Tuesday, before Mr. Bruer,ley, stipendiary magistrate, Mr. J. Smith atteeded ea behalf of Mr. Curnock, comae butcher, Gloucester sheet. to make as application reepeoting the seizure by Mr. Parker (firm of Heat and Parker, veterinary surgeons, the newly-appointed inspectors for the borough) of two cows beiregiog to the applicant, said to have bees affected with the dingoes sow prevalent 11010114 cattle. Mr. Smith mid it appeared that the bouts were seen by Mr. Parker, wh appeared to have the absolute control of mils beasts an d d sending them away, without any leveed eaUm beyond that which be himself thought proper to make. Relied evidence to prove that they were not suffering from alone of any desoriptios. His application was for permis sion foe two medical men to take different portions of the besets, which ho believed had been destroyed, is order to invent them, and make such experiments that a thorough investigation might be made. The impeder of Reissues ' for the borough was so digested that he out • pier* off the WOW and ate it raw. Mr. Kyasereley did not think be hail any jurisdiction is the matter. He was of opinion that the application should he mods before the Borough lespeetion Committee. Mr. Hebbert (Magistrates' Clerk), said it would corns wader the juriedietioa of the magistrates if under the ordi nary law for exposing bad meat, but it would not come osier their jurisdiction is the present case. Ilk. Smith believed the appoistosest of inepsetore was toads at the request of the Market and Fairs Committee. Mr. liebbert—They we. appointed prelude,. Mr. Kyusereley was informed of the seizure on the pre vious day when he came tato court. Mr. Smith said that in consequesee of their irresponsible power, butchers might have 301., 401., end 601. worth seized. If he were allowed to cell Mews. Bolen, Gough, and Schofield, Alderman J. W. Cutler (who was trumpet is mart) weld not hesitate to bring the matter before the Tows Conseil. He only proposed to go into the gaieties] whether the meat was diseased or not, and to have the two Deese eternised. What the butchers wanted was that the matter should be inquired into lib first, MD that quarrel and litigation. which would otherwise occur, should be pre vested. There were several gentlemen preseot who had had won suerissee than Mr. Parker, and one—Mr. Schofield —bad sees more 'acute than Mr. Parker could same at say ported in his Life. He inked for this messe df defeat" in yaw of another aptliostion being made to the unit. Mr. Hymarelay said be had not power to compel Mr. Parker to show the carcases of the beasts. When be was informed of the seizure, he said it would be better to destroy them et once. Mr. liebbert—Have you asked Yews. Hest and Parker for them ? Mr. Smith said they had been asked, but Mr. Parker. amussieg his dogmatical opinion, would Dave it dogmatically carried out. Mr. Kyneeteley said it was clear be could not eompel them to comply with the request. Mr. Smith—lt is irresponsible power without remedy. The proceed** than terminated.—Bireeng/eint Pea. NORFOLK. It 1.1 stated that the disease still prevails with severity in the Burgh marshes. A committee has been funned at Domande liarkei to set in °nowt with the cgs tral meoeiatios at Norwich. A similar movement has been needs at Dies. In the Depwade district 64 mem of disease Lave been reported. The County Cattle Insurance Associa tion has made the following arrangements :—Cottagers keeping one or two cows. having but little or no land of their own, may be issured b► paying sot less than 2s. for mob cow : dairy-men, 7s. dd. ; and sows kept on oommoss, 6s. (subject to further cells if Becoroory). Au auxiliary nom. =Atm has been formed I. the Walaingbam district. Mr. J. S. Scott Chad, and Mr. H. J. Lee Warner, have each contauted 1001. towards the funds raised. SUITOLL The disease has made its appearance among beasts inning is If ilford.park, arid these hays been several fatal arm. No animal IN allowed to be takes from the park at present, sad as aeon as any symptoms of the diosthe appear, the beast attacked la at once separated from the others, sad put under veterinary treatment. The disease does not appear to be making any very great program, however, in Suffolk. DIVONSHILL A pnblio meeting was held at Plymouth on Tuesday ef terneee' the Mayor is the chair. Sir Mussy Lopes, M.P., moved that, as the cattle plague had made its appearanea, it wu studient that • mutual amtursoce wattle esseriatioa, for the borough of Plymouth sad the Plyteptoe St. Mary Hokin, be at owe formed, For himself , he way ready to insure all his rattle sad take 60 shares over tblaumber. (Applause.) Sir Mussy this alluded to the importation of cattle end their tranat oe railways, and said that if the disease had sot been rally 'caudated by the foreign vessels the filthy state of some of gum had bees wet eeeducive to it, and it would be well if more atteetioa eau given by the proper authorities to the dirty audition amass of the railway trucks. though he did sot blame their heel railways in parts:Wm as that score. An amendlatM was moved to ballade Devoeport and likeshoese is the as. sedation. end this beteg carried the 'maim aljoarsed, is woks that the iahabitaeta of those *els might be use. sehmA MEM. We regret to learn that the cattle plague has onsiskd to thin district. The anis reported, begrime', am eztreaely few, sae pricautioci see tang balsa wank it is hops& way at op 01116)0bn propose of the Sins*. Yaw. tansy (Tsaiday) a anaing of the Yarkakir• Medlin Veto 'nosy &tasty was bald at Lase, aid tM gumbos wee illeceeeed is ifl its Mama's. It wee listed the* fear ern THE EXPRESS, THURsDAY YVFNING AUGUST 31. bad atoned is Leads, and the deems bee aloe appestat ia sad woe in • seater. The remaioder of the runniog ia W WI Wrack &viola of the riding. The puma math of fleautly described below: the diammeloo wee that members of the society were mom- Tur Rot:omen thine of 5 soya. each, 2 ft., with 25 mended, white disarmed rattle were submitted. not to order added ; innate extra. Half a mile. 112 cabs) them to be killed, hat to place them in • sehatorium foe Mr. 18. Starkers Farr Dead. br Orlando-al Dorado medicinal teeattneet, the witolesile destruction of the sal- 8 yrs, cot 1818 .... Mars) 1 male befog ea • blot epos the profeesioa. If, how- Mr Capt:'l' st rays sinsoliall. • yrs riot 0 (C. Oray) 1 ray s alai. 3 in, eta sib Ono. rib ez.)( P Adams) • ever, th e • is arethinl, bt be st• PP •d• it la ye " • Betti:g ° .• 6t04 ea Blimpnall, 2to 1 eget Audis, 6 to 1 qualities& whether the more sunantarLwal is o: d • spinet Fairy Lead. The latter jumped off with a slight with thrashed tattle Is not °la °eV th• " w tbitsala lead, which she held to the disarm's, where Shrapoell dre w ma poetically be alialeed.- made Mercury. I u p, but Fairy Land quitted her ts with the pea's{ taifiaemtait ease, r i nd won is a caster by three Asia: being two Notice having been received of the appearance of freeth is the resr et lihrspeelL the cattle plague within the petty sessioaal divialoa al Smith fun M A jmiaD n um a t 15 sere m a , 5 It. with 100 Losedale, a meatiog of the Patios" of that division was held ad s & for 2.yr.pa oohs, fist 106 • Allies. Est nb ; mashies Y Lancaster on Tuesday to coesider what asps should be and dl owssose . Tb m vimi,“ a a maga . in ea 6.) tam to prev e nt the spread of the theme. Dr. de Titre Mr. 11. Dennett's Daytime, brother to Lady hobo", by presided. The Peek reported that Kr. liaslans, s fear Battle --subterfuge. Go alb (P. Adams) 1 of Barwick, had last fourteen cows from whet he Mr. Merry'. Derisebuh. at (Inc. 7113 tetra) .. (A. td d a m s) I wee the plague, but which Mr. Bromley, vs Mr. T. Fisher's Meglciaa, est fi b due. Mb ex) ....(Well") II Bating : 7 to 4 on Beelzebub, 3 to 1 apt lanikam, surgeon, co - soldered to be ac ezro-ptionamois la as Leamet .5 that 9to 2 apt Magn, 10 to 1 ages Kinpley. After three voted form. Mr. W. J Coaster, sal Bleeps, Morecombe jw h inna ad to lint tea eows from • similar L eilutes e th e quartet got off °D ev .th.. W T I, M r". h r Z complaint. The said the coodition is I'M& the colt to . chow is advance, mamma by nosy the majority et the farrow& lo North Lanoubir• were leall.husi the ThVaalit e lying off. Magician canted es the kept, ae d t h e s o ar ne glect of sanitary prsom li o se h, na l o ,_._ ioll P .., _ a v h ery , l.d elow ol Dw• magio. for hall lost a t m tu ile,where Lap. slupposs, was aa evil of the greatest magnitude. Be bad Icy "'" a •"• • pair gave way on approechtng the distance. whoa Beelsebub yea ep to so doubt that bad drains(' sad the noxious smells analog hem }llth a m pc *, h ems to ems as m t h e I — e l...ham, resuatiog the load, but Langliani at the half dis• yard, were as iojarioas to the allow e dhealt of smith as to that of 6 " --c. M ehl held • thtt dead, bet Edward. sal li e d es Reel ' the human subject. Cattle also suffered materially from mehs h he dialoged seam. *Pooh* the loolofilro sad the impe d e ., cipet tl e ti ca m s hi ppmet o w , o f t h e h em, I overhauled him at every e, bat sever quite paha up cheapest. and most effective deodorisers for shippons was I the judges ' het wee • died heed is favour of Llihiholu ; gammon sawdust. With is to the statement made I three lengths separated t he "'id ad third. Kepley • at the mating of the Royal North Lancashire Agricultural deilhetett distance in It rear * at a mile S that two cows had died of the plague set Hanby, mt. e r,=. i tem a r t r , by p o i re a g e w f -.L.baies, 3 y's, at near Lescaske, the chairman mid it wee inconsol, they tt .. ea ." 1 having died from eating something poisosods. A dims Mr. rearces Countess 8010, I yrs, TA 71b aka than weed IS to atilioltfil•l aintimotoe• s•A••••• Betting :9to 4 on Countess Bob.o Roarer 'cusped off tosll7 Mr. Browder. dAsomter, wee nominated for with a cioeunseding lead, sod never being heeded, woe is a the office ; it was agreed, however. to postpone for the outer by three lengths. present his fond appointment. It wee then resolved. Tel Ootorrr Cur, value 150 ens., by sateeriptioa of 10 upon the ufestaoa of the chairmen -"Thet the Caber on. each, 5 ft, w ith 50 added, car o m j e spec i e . ( 0 .. 3. cr . 1 trate' wmM respectfully call the attention of the board al a ja r co d upwar d s . peme itt e r au ( a ll ows:gm , I mo m a le guardians to the urgent seceesity of adopting some eßeisst end a half. (16 aim) mode of inspectios thosetiout the district ; sad would beg Lord Portsmouth's itydmonton. by Vageance-Ifidla, to suggest that possibly so more efficieut parties as be s yrs, MS blb (In. ODD (Wens) 1 hated beam ine cad report on the oonditios of tbe Mr. Braylors Pearl . 6 yrs, ere, 41b (Osamu) a :r e alms farmyards and sawbones' is Ike respective diarists liattisi ;sto I es firthsoutos. who made Pllij_at • rood of the union thee the are themselves, and to /afore% pace for two mike sad a quarterwhere Pearl Diver closed as far as they are the necessity of cleanliness, vets with him e the Pk mini ow aide b . / side In aha diatame. Malice, and purilioatiou, in the said co Mr. Brayley's horse talcum a slight lead from this point to the oommencement of the • , acumse, when Sydmoaton IDENIIIII4II. It is gratifying to state that since Monday the thanthded and was, after a n th eth " th . h, a held. THII NOIIIIIIIT IiaIIDICLP of 100 , for 2.yrolda ; disease has somewhet abated. Professor Disk sad hia „hwww, extra . Theew<iamtem at a mils . (21 miim) assistants went through several of the byres is the Mt, Captain Orsy's Chronometer by Stockwell-Jost In Time, yesterday, and only discovered three fresh eases, OS (Edwards , 1 and these in a byre where the diemee had pre. Lord Portsmouth's Whalebone, let Mb (Camera) I viously existed. Yesterday (Tuesday) evening there were Mr. &Molt gocallamPion. let Sib ,Curtis) 8 sins cows in the sanatorium, all of which were is a very w _ The followiog also ran :-UI 01s. Masa ll ama Matilda, and bed condition. We have aosrained that the number ol ' - ',RS, _ __, „bra...my. 2 saws( : CAGGO arm v., Z SO . I angst Wlsaleboae, byres is the oily in which the postulate has appeared to a __ ,. 7 to . 1 tp ,_ t .___ Matilda_ ..__ , 10 1%1 apt t "ay other . ." Chronometer greater or lea =teat is not leas than 23 or 24, exclusive of the byres at Boughton sad Courstorphioe. Seven animals 7:2 1 7 ar , rx ..... ::d i l , :v o i , t1ig ....,—„.7,rda w ns bri t iong th e were taken to the rd it yesterday, from two per. ''''''" up the rear. Os rouodinglie tura Whaleboue Ol e dnts up to sons who considered it better to have than killed when is the . favouri te , . but at the distance Chronometer quitted him, good health thee to let them run the risk of Wog attacked by the dames All the animals at preset under Profaner twa ,._, .... was -a l - a ss a - ,•-•- eatter .b_ y _ t .... wo . b at s BltbnalawithlPirthwm; El a Dick's treatment are progressing , favourably, sad a few or e 7 1 7. te , :r .i ...= u s ; l r e 1 .7 : them are acevaleacest. A public Datimation of the appoints " 11 . 1 - i - ori AND Rinse CLus Svelte el 5 aovs. each. moot of the impactors under the order in counell, cad the 3 ft, with 40 added, for all egos ; winners extra. Three duties devolving upon them, WY been circulated throu g h quarrels' d a mile. 116 subs. W conety.-Mdinfourtch Courant. Air. York's Trout:teem% by obble Bobby-Tertr, • riP. Set filb (lac 7lb est) (A. Ildwarl 1 --- Mr. Bxsyliars blougrel, 8 yrs, 74 (11. ylpsy I Mi. J. Wooleat's May Queen. I yrs, est Mb ( Whitehou s e 6 Ntp, Jassy. and Gem of Unties also ran. Betties : 6 to 4 apt Nip, 10 to 1 apt " any other ' offered. Troublesome jumped off with the lead, followed by ?gospel mad Gem of the Sea. Nip briegiag ap the rear. On fairly anterlog the straight Troublesome was eased, and May Queen, with Nip sad Mongrel In came atteadeace, made play to the distance, where Troublesome awe sunned the lead, Meagre' beading May Qoese at the half distance. Opposite the stand Mongrel node as .Fort, but Troublesome woe very cleverly by three-quarters of a length. May Quasi who mime with a rush, was a head oily is the rear of M ongrel; Nip was fourth, dose up. DERBY SUMMER MEETING. WZDIIIBDAY. TIM Mirror &ram of 25 mom stab, for 2.7 r-olds col* Bsi 10ib ; fillies, 13at 7lb ; admen extra. Half a mile. (5 M Babe.) r. Craves's Panacea, by the Coro—Booby Bolt y, 84101 b (Inc Mb ex) (1. French) w.o. THE VAT BOCK BT4IIB (Hautboy) ef 5 eova. sash, with 40 added ; winners, &c., extra. One mile sad • quarter. (9 subs.) Mr. Barber's Lady Mahon, by 114414--BobliMomi. 4 ye; _lO4 (tr lir. G. Angers General Heir, aged, 1 Ist rr. Frisch . 4 Black &oak, 4 •—a.10.1 alb (10.11dwardal Puked lies - utorts Biwa yrs, Bettis, : Even apt Geoeral Hesse, 2 to 1 and Lady Bobun, 3to 1 apt Black Reck. A dead beat betwese Lady Bohan and Geoeral Helen Black Rook two leogths behind the pair. Deciding Hest-6 to 4OH General Hesse. Lady Bobun woe by half a length. Xt. Irdwards rode General Hens is tin deciding heat, and the hone only carried H 81k. Tin thumb Brass PLLSZ (Handioap) of 50 eon. added to a sweepstakes of 5 son, each ; wincing extra. Half.a. mile. (15 mate). Mr. T. Warlow's Gipsy OM, by 'Pumas—Maid at Corinth, &MOM. 31b J. Orissehaw) 1 Mr. 0. Anielrs Lady Valentine, 3 yrs, 7st 7lb Mr. J. Barber's Cutaway. 4 yrs. 7st 7lb (Inc. 7th sz)( ward; S Cedric and Viola also ran. Betting : 5 to 4 apt Lady Valentina,7 to 2 apt Capri Girl, 4 to 1 apt Cutaway, 7to 1 apt Cedric, and 10 to 1 spinet Viola. Won by a bead ; Urn leogtbs between ssoood end third ; half a length between tlunt and fourth. Tes CIURTIMPIILD Berm= of 50 son.. added to a sweepstakes of 10 son. each, for 2-yrolds ; colts, Bit 10 1 b ; fillies and pldinee, (341 71b ; penalties and &Bowsaws. Three-quarters of a win (15 subs., Mr. Craven's Panacea, Bst nib (lac. 61b ex.) .. (r. French) 1 Mr. lichen's 811aaus, let Lb (Clement) I Beiting : 5 to 1 on Panacea, who won by • length. Tea TZADNIIIICIeB PL•I2 (Handicap) of 100 Boys., added to a sweepstakes of lb eon. seek ; 10 ft and 5 if di:aimed ; , winces extra. 0•• mile mad • half. (44 subs, 22 declared., lwrd latearas Maskey, by Tiagfig4.—labi Lsha 4 "*. 94 IL 0 w)J 1 Mr. Oravooto Traynor. IS 7ra.1114 (Kenyon) S Mr. J. B. Morrles Botha.. asel. ?atria . Warder) I Floret sad 6:17:. Sint.‘ also rim. Betting : 5 to 2 apt Balbam. 3 to I;ar Preview, 7 to 2 apt Dr. Syntax and Monhey. Won by a neck ; • bad third. Dr. Syntax did not pee the pet. Tea Difslelar dr.4338 of 40 sore., added to • sweep* 'takes of 5 sore. each, for all ages ; selling allowances. Half • mile. Bella, by Leamington—TM Dangeroaa Woman. 3 yea, vet 61b (J. Otimahaw) I Umber, 4 ps, est tilb (Owner) Kernel alt,e, g Fm. I l l crosoliaaoo) nacres and Viekabarg also ran. Betting : 6to 4 apt Bella, 2 to 1 apt Usher, 4 to 1 emit Kernel 511 y, 10 to 1 yet any ether. Won by two lengths ; a bad *W. The winner was not .014. THE NEWRY PLATE (Handicap) of 50 sows., added to a sweepstakes of 5 sows. each ; for Zypolds ; winners extra. Thres-quarten of a mile. (12 subs.) Yr. Barber's locket Lacy, by Tomboy, or Commotion — Polly Pacham, 7st (Inc. 41b Mr. Craven's Canal; 7at 6lb (Loam) II Betting : 7 to 4 on Locket Lucy, who won by half • 111 4 411 - Tam Taut &ram of 5 sons. each, with 40 added; weight for age, millet allowances, km One mile. Wu Williams, Knight of Lau—Gandy. yr 0)(814os) 1 Crisis Life Guardsman (Covey) II CT. French) $ SprightUnom oolt also ran. Betting : 6to 5 apt Miss Williams, 2to 1 ant and 7to 2 apt Guardsman. Won by • length ; iT 4 6, third. The Sprightliness candid not pus the pod. LATEST BETTING ON THE 00111181. ST. LA MM SOO to 400 apt Medi/Seer (1) ADDMONAL Auirrim—Kapuada, My Mary, Helen, Careierste. aad Hies Harriette. CRICKET. THTETEEN Or ENGLAND V. TWENTY-FOUR OF THE DMZ or THANEL—This match amunmatioed yesterday at Margate. At the close of the day's Os, the score stood : Busload, Ist innings, 23; 2nd, 130. Isle of Thane; 34, with tee 'Wren' down. Play will be resumed at 11 o'clock to-day (Thassday). UNITED SOUTH Or EIrOLAND V. TWENTY-TWO Or SOOTHING AND DiETEICT.—This metals leaded yesterday an • draw from want of time to play it out. Lousy defended his wickets four hours sad • half, sad maid out his bat for • total of N. ELEVEN WITH ONE LEG ONLY V. ELEVEN WITH ONE MUL —This annual match, played by the tiremtwich pensioners, wee commenoed yesterday cis the Surrey Ground, the Oval, Konmagton. There were close on 3,000 visitors ea the ground. The children of the Linseed Victuallers' School. with their dram and Me band, and the band of the L Division of Polies, also at tended, and what with lassie all the afternoon, the fns of the one limb cricket, bias is the ring by the ids and lasses, ho., it was quite • gala day on the Oval, the manifest en- Vof the visitors Wog materially inhumed by the ey: of the weather. As to the cricket, it was lumpy ;to be sum but hardly so Jolly ea last year. The ooe-hg men drat handled the timber. Browshill score 24, making • brace of 4's, bat Beasley WY the highest scorer os his side ; his let was made vp by two 2's, mad the rest similes. Their betel was 123, against which number the ome-em men sanameneed their Melee with their areas, Holden sad Then. The latter was selooky, but Beldam played cricket ; he bit to leg like • Briton, and scored 43 by three 4'a, four 3's, six he. ; a good insinp this fir • man with ens arm Daly. It was late when the Mumps were draws far the day. The 'Whims of the Unwed Visteal leas' School, tisk bead, end tie Palos Bend, will also at j Send this day. 01111111TAL PALM •••• 013 WIDSICSDAY, Amu err 30. Adadmies• as psyllium, 9,380; att. by moos *MO, SATO ; twig 11,900. 1865. NAVAL AND NELITABL CHATHAM, AUGUST 30. The finding and pennon of the district court martiel whin esemihisd st this pollees se Monday bat for the trial of Print* Aleminder it'Clualury, Roy Marius, were at • fall-drese =le el the bat talion or Marion this rooming. sirsigood wM or strildeg Ambulant-burgeon Fr i r r oneol. ma y , MD., at Melville Hospital during the thin be was under moiled naisionion ; sod at his trial it was prong that be hod previously been ienvieted of bring stabbed • ono dining a quarrel, for which he was national to twelve mooths' imprisonment, subisquently to which he wended soother of hb tenunise by simian him on the forehead with his bayooet. The prisoner Us hese bstwesa four sad Eve yens in the ,eoips at Royal Marine, during the whole of whin period his induct he. been ex eseilegly bed, and be has been Mini time puninsd by eourtsmartial for various offences. The mini *melon einteaced him to mein if ty lashes, the highist number they weld What, and afterwards to he Emanated for tirAve meths with hard lamer. After lin sesteses bad bias said, the ;sinew MY manned to the reef of the bemires, when he was fastened up to the triangle, sad the primeribed number of lashes Winn' in the presses of the whole of the allows and ont. Oa the prisoner being takes does he was oneveyed to Melville hospital for treatment ; sad as woe as he is able to leave that establiakeirat he will be removed to the military mina, Fort Careen, Rochester, to undergo his term of ireprisonoteat. TEO CAM' AT OoLoslisTig.—fkaff - Husgeon Tooth is to proceed to Databank's to treatise th• seeittral charge of the ate Depot Battalion, vies SIMI &wpm Hollo way, who has beet ordered to passed to Matey for duty M the Royal Victoria Hospital Amish's, Oaratrissuldienotsl Wham" bas reported his antral at Calebuster, sod Iwo reamed the Osage of the ookusainstrist depsstakent Osatrio Well, of lin 44th Begiseet, is molar anises to Mit%depot at Oolahaslar. Stiff Ardstast•flarpsoo having, beta soseload sorsoos to the Mb rept. meat, en presuotioN &mg Assitaat•liaspiews Hating to bean ordered to pooped to Leodosard Harwich, to ammo the toolical charge of tie troops at that station, THE POLIOE COURT& GUILDHALL. Mr. Ratan applied to Mr. Adams. Fiords, on the part el Mr. Hall, for s s ummons against Auguste CodaDe, o f f No. 69, Demeaned. POTtIESII-KUMII, an interpreter, mower • charge of perjury. Mr. Ribton said that this application for a summons, a lthough beefing reference to, was entirely separate from that aI Madame Velma% ; he trusted that ea Maxim the information the summons would be gloated. The follow iee wee this deposed to : Mr. FrederiM Thomas Hall said—l am an attorney carry. lag ou linsioese at No. 15, Gray's.losequare. I keow Auguste Carlene. Oe the 24th of November lest, whilst returning from Bow•street polieenourt, amompanied by Opaline, he said to me, referring to aa applioalloa that I had just been making to the seigistrate at Borrowed, that it was very unfortunate that a search warrant meld not be obtained easiest Valentin. se she was ally *wading the reale% of Dome property from Branco sad the realisation of ante% memos in her possession to leave this country sad go to Amenoe. I thereupon questioned Catalans very closely as to Valentio's statecciwate about leaving the country, and he told me that eh* had repeatedly told kis; and also Mr. and lire. Women* la his presence, that she intended m soon as possible to go to America. mime is a very good English 'choler, audits has told me that he has taught English. Obarfm Simnel Stokes said—l rad& at No. 8, North. terrain, Almaden-square, Brampton, in the county of Middlesex, sod son a gestlernao. I was present oa thelsth of August at the °antral Criminal Court, when Joan Lefourcade was tried fora misdemeanour. On that man= Awuete Coulson, having been swore to give evideose on the niaL deposed, among other things, that " he never said Madame Valentin was going to Armories," and that " he sever mid anything to Mr Hall about each an imitation." Frederick Baker mid —I am • clerk in the employ of Wenn. Dentosand Hell, attorneys for Monsienrend Madame Bouillon is two &otiose brought by them against Mr dame Valenti*, the' proseeatrlx in a ease of mind*. tomato spinet an JIM Wounds, who was triad at the August seems at the Old Bailey and feud guilty. I know Amalie Coulees well, sod I well reeollect the 15th of December lest, on which day Auguste Coulano told me that Madame Valentin had told him Moslem) that she ino timid to go to Americo, sad be added at the same time that Vanilla had eves proposed to him (Cocked that he should %mob% wife and go to America with her (Valentin). Proriossly to thst date frequently WM fur the purpose el wising Mr. Hall. sad whilst waiting to see Mr. Hall he i frequently conversed with me on the subject of Valeothes 1 intention to go to America. On the 15th of last December I questioned Coulees on the subject of as affidavit he wee going to mike, and he replied that lee wee intiag to make another affidavit. Menai/ Valeintin's Wank* to leave the enustry, sod it was quite right, es she wanted lea a go &Wag with her so America. Osorn Spencer said—l sin a dark in the employ of Messrs. Denton and Ball. I keow Coulees well. I have frequently beard him converse with Frederick Baker, my fellow clerk, on the subject of Valentia's Meg to Armen& I have on several amnion' heard Oaths' state that Valentin wished him to leave hie wife sod go with her to America. These conversations were always is English, and Coulane generally referred to the shove feats whilst he waited in the office when we net. The summate was granted. BOI6.BrREET. I ow Kennedy. who said be was • paper stainer. and lived at Hatfieldoatmet, St. Luke's was charged with endeavouriog to obteis money from differoat permits by aeries spurious cigars for sale, and representing them to be genuine. Edward Gray, waiter at the Crown Tams, Rupert-street, Haymarket, said he was paring along New Oefordotrost, at about 20 minutes past one o'clock that morning, when the prisoner spoke to him sod offered for sale what appeared to be several beadles of cigars. He asked 6d. for a handle of a dozen. Wittier knowing that it was impossible for him to sell genuine cigars M that prim, If he bad honestly some by them, gave him la far throe bundles, intending to sift the matter, and, if neeeseary, la give him he custody. Upon looking at the supposed cigars he found that they imeinsted wholly of "damrsies," menufectured, not for emokieg, but for exhibition is the windows of agar-shops. Be then said to the prima.", " You oust% to be ashamed of yourself to sell them things for cigars." The prisoner thee pm him back his Adios, and be returned to the prisoner 6o three handles, with the exception el me "cigar,' which he had broken up to me what it contsiand. He thee Mlle limed the matter to • poliosmaa. Mr. Vsugbasi—But you did not give your mosey on the faith of the (also pretence Witmee—No. I knew very well they could not be genuine cigars (unless be had stolen them). I only bought them to see what they were. Mr. Varighen--Tbeo, in your sass, I *moot my that he obtained the money by mesas of the fate* pretence. Be nda, you have condoned the dream, if any, by %kin back your money. It would eely be • misdemeanour. Polieecooetable Moororcitt, 163 E, who wore the French, and Turkish Crimean medals, and the English Chimes medal, wee then *Lammed. He said that after the last witness had spoken to him he watched the prisoner for some time, and saw him offer some cl the pretended cigars for sale to two or throe persons. In me %steam winless was standing sloes by and heard him my that they were vary good cigars, bettor than could be got at a shop for and found throe times the money. Witness took the primmer iato custody, several more bundles of dummies upon him. Mr. Vaughan said be bad some doubt whether he ought not to commit the prisoom for trial, not for obtaining the shilling from Mr. Gray, as that charge could not be mein. s tained for the reasons he had stated, but for the subsequent attempt. The prisoner said be did not know he was doing =Shim wrong in offering them things for sale. Mr. Vaughan did not believe him. Ho must know very well that it was • very_dislionost act, end if he had not actually brought bimaelf within tb• pale of the law this time, he had goes so oar it that be had better abstain from snob traosactioos in future, or he might find himself within that pale. As there was some doubt whether a jury would comet in the presenteaso, to should discharge the priarmer, but should order the things to be destroyed. New TAXING Mist= IN CHANCIAT. —Mr. Home the chief clerk of the Muter of the Rolls, has been appointol tiring master of the Court of Chimes:7, Yuma by the death of Mr. Parker. 13•YAGE Alle•IILT ON A MOTH= —An affair of • shocking nature has just happened at Dustoo-green, three miles from fameocake. Au aged widow, named Susannah Mills, bas resided in that place for tow years, and two grown-up eons lived with her, both of whom are greatly addicted to drinking. Oo Saturday eight, slue the woman had gone to bed, her son Charles, a wheelwright, entered her room ia a state of totoxica tiers, dragged her out of bed, and took her into the bed room of her other who was them absent, where he treated her in abrutal manor. About sight o'clock at night Mills took up a navvy to see his mother, sad as he was stoopiug down to look at her Mills gave him a severe blow across the beck of the head with a large kegs, indicting a serious wound. The savvy, not thioking much of his own itsjony, seeing the 'tide Mille was in, and not thinking that Mrs. Mills was seriously injured (is being dark he could not see the blood), took no sot ice of the matter, and the poor old woman was left alone all night. On Sunday morning the neighbours, not seeing Mrs. Mills about, and Charles Mills refacing to answer any questions or to allow say one to enter the house, suspicion was aroused, hiformation was given to the police, and Mr. Worship, surgeon, was sent for. Be at °ore attended, and was of opiates that the injured woman wee not likely to mover. Superintendent Colman oommusiosted with C. B. C. Petley, Esq., who attended with him that afternoon, and the deposition of Mrs. Mills was tskea. The son Charles was apprehended. His state rosut woe that his mother had tumbled down ia a St.— South Easters Ga:ene. SHOCKING ACCIDENT ON THE MIDLAND EXTEN SION SaLwAT WORK& —Yesterday AA inuest was held Dr. Lanlissme touchiog the death o f John E•wyer, •mi s labourer, aged 19, who was killed by the falling of • beam on Saturday last,at the works le progress for the Midlsod Ev en . Mon Railway, in Conduit-fields, Raropecad. It appeared that the deceased was engaged at the bottom of the tunnel, at shaft No. 5, ohoppig a hit of board, when • *es of timber fell from the mouth of the shaft--a distance of 90 fest, arid struck him on the heed. He exclaimed while the timber was falling, "Oh, what is at " and fell down dead. The men for about a weak past had been accustomed to sit upon the piece of Umber in question, but on Saturday it had be shifted sad it was supposed was struck by a passing waggon ou the tramway and dislodged. Mr. F. R Dalton, earamm, was maid to the deceased, whom he found quite dead. His skull was frac tured and the brain protruded from • wound in the head. Verdict " Aocidental death." THE Pam BYNUM —The magistrates at Torquay were engaged for several hour cm Moodily investigating a charge of use beought by John Heck modest Edwin Freer, such assault having takes piece in the lavish church of Meriden, nu the 20th of August, sad originated out of opposing claims which each party made to a certain seat in the church. Freer, it apposes, ixcupies an aucciatt ant tags In the parish, belonging to Mr. Bishop, and • seat la the church was claimed, Inasmuch as a seat had always mornpied by the tenant of that settee from time im ial. And further, in the faculty obtained for rema in the church thirty years ago, Mr. Bishop's father's same appeared as having a claim to a seat or sitting Com. elaisent, it was stated, claimed the same seat bemuse it Lad been allotted to him by the churchwardens about twelve mouths ago. Several querrels about this seat bad takea One at various times, bat oir the 9Dth of August matters came to • crisis. As woe as the church doors wer e opened, Neck walked up to his seat; he was fol lowed up the aisle by Prem. sad, as the pew-door was being closed, Freer bunt it open violently, mot Nears hat spinniag down the aisle, and broke this umbrella. !Jima this Neck retired sad went hams. Mr. Bishop sow raised the Melmioal point, that, as the whole queetka wee sas of right to property, the magistrate had so jurbdisilsm. After some time the heath same to that mechrilo r a, aid dismissed the mess.—western Morning New. 1108PITAL POl DIAZABI3 OP THE RELIT, 67 MAIGANZT•ATAINT, CATENDIII-1102A1K —The camber of patiesai relieved .datiag the pest weak was 130. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TI7NBRIDGE RAOES.—WIDIIurDAY. The weather re Wednesday we. spa blautifelly fine, and the attendemse more numerous even than oe the pre vitas day. The adds were numeriotlly drug, and the sport exerlient. The 'promoters, Mears. Chadwick sad llimoett, had done ail that lay in their phew to bring the meeting to • suceeratul Una sod those potlsruse, with Mr. Venal, have ample grounds to aospatulate Lamle= upon the inueasag importance of the gatheriag. Details of the ream, will be found below. Ton NUE/WRY PLATS (fulaedicap) of 50 sou., for 2-yr olds ; wieners extra. Three-quarters or a mile. Mr. C. R. Floyd's Domino, by Colstardals, dam by An dover, 2 yrs. Stit alb (Name) 1 Mr. B. IL binbir's Haskaton Maid, yrs, Mt Mb ;Mo. Mb a. Norden) 147. 2 . - k Mootagues cb f by St Albans—Lay Kingston. Pk Set Mb Inc. Mb extra) (D. Hughes) 3 The following slao ran :—llayleaf, Midair, I by Cannotde, sod loreentatme. Betting :sto 2 apt filly by Cancobie, 7 to 2au Bay kal, 5 to 1 apt St. Alben's filly, 6 to 1 each apt Domino and Haeloston Maid. After some delay • start was effected, but iladji's Daughter was left at the poet. klseketou Maid cut out the running, followed by Domino and Baykal, she others well up, natal reaching the turn for boom, when Domino took the lead, rad the filly by St. Albee's peened Belled and took third plus. Dino, however, main. taped hie lead to the sod, and woe cleverly by • length, two lengths separating the second and third. The filly by Cautuoble wee fourth, Bayles! fifth, and !omelettes het. A &Lunn liras= of 5 eons. each, with 30 added ; weight for we, with sallies allowances. Half • mile. 10. J. Reads CaMM-hill. by itataplan—Nelly 11111, 4 yrs, Pt Mb ,361) (Jim Night!. gall) 1 Mr. Sc..'. Bunch. 3 yrs. 74 nth (101) (bliabord) 2 Mr. B. Drewitt's Dolleen, 4 yrs. Set alb (SOLI .... (Deacon) $ The following also ran : lamentattos, Mpterloas lady. Bounding Brick. and Katherine. Betting : 2to 1 apt Bunch, 5 to 2 apt Collage, and 5 to 1 agst Oastie-hilL After ineumerable false starts, in which Oastle-hill played a prominent put, • pretty even start was effected. The three placed got off in treat, but after going a short distuce had the race to thecuslue. When they reached the straight, Nightingall began Tidies his horse, and a tie rue home with Bunch resulted in favour of Caatlabill by hall a length ; tour lengths between wood mad third ; Mysterious Lady we. fourth, and Build ing Brick fifth. Fomentation ran out among the people at the oorantrooentent of the straight The winos, we. bought by Mr. Blphiek for 50 guineas. TIM MID KIM &ram (Haediesp) of 10 sou. each, 5 ft, with 50 skied, for 3-yr-eta and upwards; winners extra. About one mile. Mr. R. Porters Devotee, by Mountain Deer—SOpermition, 5 1re Ist alb (llubberl 1 Mr. T. Hughes' Vigil, 6 yrs, Pet Sib (D. Hughes 2 Mr. N. soe's Fonder, II yrs, let (Urs a 3 The to also ran :—Rapture, Meaketeer. Betting Even on Vigil, 3to 1 apt Devotee. Vigil, at tended by Devotee, Musketeer, and Fonder, made play for about • mile, when Racier wait into the wood plus, Devotee paw on third. Approaching the straight Rapture drew up, but sever reached the leaders, who came on by themselves, sad half way up the distance Hibbard brought Devote, with • rusk, and, after a floe race home, won by • sack, three lengths separating the second andthird, Rap tore • had fourth. TH2 SOUTH Fatirrean PLATS (laadkap) of 50 sue. Threwquuters of • mile. Mr. ffammerton's oby Frog:more, dam's pod. 1113k11 101 . 11 . 3 , est (R. ,Amos),Amos) 1 Mr. F yra ilmer's balderdash, 4 yrs, 7st 71h (2 Foster) Mr. Jones's Concordia. 4 yre, Sst Sib (Hibbard L S The fallowlnst also ran:—Juliet Lady Warwick, Master Sykes, Puritan, Hatton Maid, and Finale. Betting Sto 2 agst Puritan, 3to 1 apt Balderdash. 6to 1 each apt Cosoredia and Lady Warwick, Bto 1 apt Far mers filly, 10 to 1 others. Nurly as hoer was cut to waste in false starts, sad when at length the flag fell, Puritan jumped off with the lead, Lady Warwick mooed ; but, after going a abort distance, the latter west to the front esd led round the tore late the itraight. where the lot were in a cluster; but the Programa oolt and Balderdash soon angled themselves out and running • fins race to the finish young Fineon won, after some goon riding, by bait • leogth ; a length between wooed sad third; Lady Warwick was fourth, Juliet filth, and Puritan sixth. adderAßAP BWIZISTAKIS of 3 nom each, with 25 for all egia ; the winner to be sold for 401. About one mile. Mr. Marsh's Rapture, by Stockwell—Restsay, stied, 1 74, 71b (Deacon) Mr. Harley's Bedworth. yrs, Sat 12Ib (8. Mordius) 2 Mr. Montagoa's f by St. Albans—Lady Simplon, 2 yrs. Tat Ilb (Slealck) 3 Tbe following also ran : Weatherglass, Villeglitturs. Star Cro s, and The Weaver. Rapture jumped off with the lead, was never caught, and woe by four lengths ; thew lengths Dawes., mooed and third. The winner was bought in for 41 guineas. TUB VoLuttraue Cur, value 401., 12et 7lb each ; win ners arks ; to be ridden by volunteers, jockeys extra. Two mites. Mr. T. Price's Tome, by Voltlgeur—Pergularia. 5 Pre, Is.t (ins 71b extra) (Owner) 1 Mr. 6. Dudley's Rosins, 6 yrs, Ilet Ono 71b extra) (Patter) 2 Mr. Hariey's budworth, I yrs, IJ4 711, extra, (Mr. Barlinik 11 The following also ran :--Staring Tom. Warnford (late Vine- Sept). end Sequence. Betting: Ewen on Tacos, 2 to 1 apt Wareford, and sto 1 each apt Ruins and Staring Tote. Sequence was the first ta elms in edvance, and held the lead for the first time rouad. Bedlam* thee west to the boot, and made the running until within the belt distance, where Mr. Pries, on Turco., came on with • wet sail and woo easily by two lengths; air lengths between seoood and third. Ob}setioaa ware lodged against both first and second, but afterwards withdrawn. DEVON AND EXETER RACES.—WEDNZSDAY. The weather wee brilliant. sod mushiest] with gm entree. %lea of " the Cop Day," a much larger compiey aseenbled ea the Heath than as Tueeday. The atmosphere was so i clear that the most distant objects is the beautiful Lad. swipe were clear mad distinct. The taiga of onmestion was the projected removal of the meeting next year to a more oonyenieut spot ix the yicieity of the Axminster Rail. way static*, sad within three miles of Exeter. The lista. bead Stakes brought out four runners, and predated a splendid roes between Beelzebub and Lambent, ties latter weenies by the shortage of binds after es Guinea Web. is whim! Beelzebub eanwered primly to Edinadie call, tat wall never guile get up. A match for 200 sow. betimes the Eager sad °mutter 8010, crested same excitement ; the affsir woe breast% about Oncost some Manikins te. mg. being node es to Chanoe's ability is " asiehies“ is • selling race ow Tuesday between the Moe asistals, bet the magma bens at • higher ratio, sad the Ewer media; " the Ceaalewr es 411 a batter tams. wade all the riming LINZ AND DIAIN IN DATIINAL-GREEN. last eventing Mr. Humphreys resumed the adjoiumed ua 42asat on the body of a child roamed Welter Ceanell, six satinthe. It was alleged that the doomeed's death been cowed by eboakim ernamitioss from • blood purveyor's/aril at the back al the maim' where the Oaseetl family lived, at Na 72, Gemett-street. Elisabeth Clannell said that her hashesd was • *shiest maker. She bad lost four children in eaves years. All were attacked in the same way—with eleireeek leer of appetite, sad diarrhoea. She could not remove because she was so poor. She believed that the torrid stank arising from Um blood yard at the bark of the premiss had caused the deaths in her family. Hoary Stacy, 82, Gineetaatreet, mid that he bad lived lo that house for 18 years. For the hat six the stanch was so great that be maid barely endure it. His wife and family suffered from it, ad he was recommended to remove, but be weld sot se he bad his house es • Lima. The witness produced • medical certificate swig that hie children was suffering from ishaliag the fool effluvia arising from animal matter. Other tektites of the same kind bath( bees glees, Charles Getter mid he bed Wake two lettere toffir George Grey, sad bad reosived a reply stating that both lenses had been forwarded to the Bethnal-peso vestry for immediate attention. The only she:mime that resulted from that was that the manufactory wee tarried es ba the early morning instead of dent% the day. Protestor Harley, of the traivmsityoollage M Hospitel, de. posed that be bad ex aminedd the promisee el r. Hempel man is Gosent.strest, Bethnal-peen. stored blood wee stored and packed. &a, for the use of auger reamers. Evan if that care was used which, from whet he weld Aaron wee act said, the premium would be atadssl2.l.e.alo the poses la question. The task where the was broken up had blood adberiag to it, = - b l ood is • state al decompositiou was splashed shoat the Th e drainage from the stable on the premises wes t the yard to • filthy dueginap. With reopen to the AM, he found by a pest 'aortae azarakiatiest that death mum from neseeateric dismal from amoral sauna. The effluvia and bed air would, of course, Mistier' with the child's re. 00Very. Dr. Barrie, medical officer of health le Bethnal-green said that Xr. Hempelmam had itlermed him to July lase that the blood tiaderwest so proem whatever ca the pre seism. A notice was this served es him to pave aad denim his sheds, he. Bat last weak it was feted that the statemest of Mr. Herepelosan was not correct, ad notice was served on him to discontinue hie busies.. es them premier. A juror mid that it was mod of • maanfecturar who could himself live is the country to destroy the health and lives of poor people by carrying cis such a factory in the midst of a crowded locality, where the general po 'arty prorated three affected from rearoviag. The Cormier having maimed ap,the jury returned a verdict that the death of thedecemed woes frona mesenteric disease, from natural causes ; and the jury ooasider that the said death was accelerated by the eteneh arisiag from Mr. Ham pelmaa's blood-mixing preiniess ; and the jury recommend that the coroner should writs to the proper authorities, urgbag that the um of the premises in question for the par poses to which they firs at presort applied, should be Air continued. SEE WOLVERHAMPTON MURDER. The Wolverhampton Chronicle of saherday states that the awful mime still oontinses Wad la mystery, MO far m any aides°, of motive in onsieeesed. It le oat. daily stated. however, that widows is ancomulating which will throwtlight upon this important point. It is asserted that quarrels between the pU and his victim ware of frequent cocurrence, sad titai although ossisionsMy repos. oiled to him by the influence aof others, to whom is imputed a theirs to promote her soterstaDoe of his addressee os account of the hale property he would label/ on sodas at age, the girl Saar contently muttered her per sonal disinolinatios to the desired aloe. sod retaatodly declared that she would never have him. That she bed evinced or formed a decided preference for any other young man is sot believed by their frauds. Cossequently, it is difßoult to form an opinion as to whether the jealousy supposed to have led to her death was founded simply upon her oeossioasl snideness of aversion to the prisoner's Weals% or up= his our Orion of rivally. That ha did, with or without foursdn ties, cionsioally quarrel with her wader the impremioo that rivalry existed, is, it is said, admissible of proof ; and it is farther alleged that she left cam of her focuser sitar lose mainly on account of the macron occasioned to the router sod mistress of the home la which she was domes tically employed. by the kind Tiaras of the prisoner with a wood young titan, who, it is mid. osealsoally vatted the hoses to see her, or awaited her appearanee Tbs murdered girl, it appear, bad before coming to Mr. Fisher's filled several situations an • domestio, having coin unsaid at the early age of 12 or 13 ; and her modest bey the • (with the exception at the dissatidastre excited by the seediest of the prisoner in the insane, jut mentessed) bad endeared her to her seccessive employers. She Ara lived. for more than a year, with a respectable testily eon nation at Peon-Inds. Alter that she aimed hewed! and had her abode, for nearly two years, with Kr. sad Mrs. Jells Fiber, in the house where she eventually met her melancholy end. sod with their son sad daughter-in-law (hot sister), in the adjacent dwelling. Here her pleats' manner and obliging disposition were such as to induce offers of • reoommendatioa to Mr. and Mrs. Trigger, the respected host and hostess of the Seas Hotel, and than lessee of the Low Level Itefrohment Room. in wham employment, and wider their judicious coated, it wee thought that her capecity for situations of a bettor lams might be developed to advantage. This wee prevented by the gurs own diffidence as to her qualificatiose ; sad she entered the merlin of Mrs. CUM,. Commercial-road, the wife of a respectable cowl , * of Merge. Ilsorneyeroft and Co. She resided with and Mrs. Outer eases debase months, and ressiwed the highest character from than on her desiring the novelty ef • change of situation. From their service she proceeded to that of Mr. &yds, druggist, Willeoball, where he remakes,' nearly a year, sad where the primmer ixessioally visited her. On guitar( Mr. sod stas Mrs. Sa t„ die salsa, she seared that of Mr. Gaunt. Th or to i otree where she remained about • year mid • From Mr. & se, a re7, and lift with as tion she g e m xis o llent chara herself tc,:srii, sad Mrs. p roo l o s lo n, ; sad here it wee that' the alleged tins and quarrels of the primmer and owe al hie companions are said to have manned annoyance to Mr. sad Mrs. Proodmsn, sod to haws ceased the poor girl to exhibit iastaisme of deviation from her otherwise uniform cheerful pan and good temper. She oily retained this situation a few weeks, and let it for the dales and abode is while she has fallen a victim. The condition of the prisoner in the liospitel u is se srliel to be progreesg faecal/7. Os b en s ti armed some a n xiety to bear what bad beasts Ms sum of 18e. 6d. which had been removed from hie trisames poet when he wee undressed for the purpose of pedalos him to bed ea Saturday evening Oa heariag that le mas We, he whispered to the polies akar atkediag him at the leeepied (who, haing partly out of uniform, he appeared to • eared as merely owe of the usual allendants), " As ens es I get strearr, aid get my mosey. I elesti bask it." Yesterday afteracos the murdered wawa was !stirred near her mother in the churchyard of Totteehell. The beans, with the body and the mourners, left Mr. Josiah Fiber's house I. Aloe-street at shout 2 dela*. At that boar, upwards of 2,000 POPPOSI. chiefly yowl At mad women, most of them miusilln Ole isotor of the win boarbood. had eassedha - 21te Wharfage ei mas ex tremely becomiag. LONDON' (Drag. Charms 001IPANT (IMMO)). —Teak tempts for the week lading Aso* 27, Mini. lde. 7d. Dst Bangs dolitiosis best* roslicosiag Rovalects A r ms. F. 4 sem looms wedWite et Critegeo. " =ettertert a sMth °".l".4l.ll.77 :7 22l wad Siva ass d o r Or sod is wow eteelOtte. ;MS sweep'.—pa wed Os, We. 77, fte.4lftsg. Landis. M. is lhas lit. ; Ohs, IlltrWM•0 greeessow LAAwelimmon, MARKETN TALLOW. —WEDWILIDAT umi a k „ pm arm tads . spot. 465. ; 61 4 44 ‘ 34 . W 44. Ortilof to D , 465. ; Decolobot, 4k. 4. ; Jimmy { 2 err. M. Mk. ; Mardi. 465. 6d. Delivery to lut ovaileg, 601 rik7 ; 1,0e2 asks. OOTTON.—lavraraoi. Ammar 10.—.. a.„ h is isa aIE ammo! to-day . yptiaas sad Alltrise met to •• drauw, and Surat& ma alas ate 'WII' 46 20, UM% of whit* ,000 an fat otiiskii, obi Wrath .......—... LELTHEII.—Throe bat ban a fair knead kr sod dimearipalass d Lather daring lb* peat week. At Lesko balls Tuesday time was a small supply of fish aith ask elm traasastkos were rally moderate in 'ghat siab o i Isis prices. Tbe articles most in ropiast vire pot hid" atto. to tabs., liobt En‘bsh bake, lot 4 bidos t bzlrss bass, both Enbab and stout Om* ad 0011.N.—Lnrous, Avatar 30.—There was a filmy* of wheat at an market today. A part was of this ail s of poor quaity awl anditioa Old what me* mabtalasatste rates; white, old, No. to 53e.; red.47e. t 48.. ; new, 40a to 47.. Ogroaoer, Amour 30. At this day's narks*, whith eall bide ssodlorates e itendsd, the dooms& for what am H sod without change. Hanel fair ay ed. dearer. oats ia fair masa at 3(1, psis ha &kw" while Irish were earoa4 in walla, se oleo il l ma Barley was in modorato lefliteek may gift Id. up. Beans meta fair sale at AS =trims aft et kd weak. Winn cora 3d. lower. cArrue.—OzsOw; Amor 30.—Tbere war resew of formers et eater market to-day, mg good amour el bamboo treareted. Prima beef made IL r ade rr=ltli abort wry. Nil& taws far th. Lo t h 20 germs ; young Mores were amts ml door, Mater, the beet gritty, was worth ea 4d. is 000 ; rove awes Win pleaufal, bak dam% Pr ism s ' bidprier bat nearly all ranged hands. Hanes ism purebred st pekes varying from 12e. 6d. to 41. a leg At • brisk rade. 1100 warm, Arum 30.—Trade wasa lied* slow tat prim weep sot lower. Bed mod. from 3e. to rat muter, fe. to es. 1301. ; lamb. 6a. r akin g veal, OIL pork, 4e. to se. re ar o se of 131 be. , re real. ocoma—Loinew Amon 30.—Byess's Beaids a mt m : il li son's Si m, lie. ; Ns*. Nal , 3d. ; Holy yell Nano, , Wslls zed S TAN 1 17 s. 6d._; Wells End Haswell, 110 e. ; Walls End 20s. ; Walls End Bitten. 19.. 6d. ; Wart Bettye Lyme. 18.. 3d. • Wells Eed New Mao* 12§, : Walls Ind Pomba , Pti;nress, 18.. 9d. ; Walls Zed 8u Hatton. 90s ,• Walls Zed Stewart's, 20 s. ; Walls Bailie. stall, 18s. Id. ,• Walls Bed Casson, 19s. 3d.; WWI Condos, 19.. 6d. ; Walls Ind Hartl,ool, 19.. 9d. ; w a r Zed B oug h BA SAL 3d, ; Walls End Belles, 19s. ; w a y Bed Bast Hartlepool, 19.. 9d. ; Walls Nod Soak End,. noel, 19s. ; Walls Red South Kelloe, 194. 3d. ; Walls Id Nes, 19s. 9d. ; Camay sad Dadrys Malta& Sis.-16. nark* 71; sold, 6L TRAFFIC RXTURNIL _ Its 11•613. Yids Pse Ye- Trid, DK pre. setwids. desals. 1186. 1111. Week s= si llay I& a A 6 s Bombay, sod C.L IPS 4,466 1,166 6603 l a Week wading lily L ll•dess-B.W. Uss 416 - - 8877 84 Do. N.W. Um 79 - - OS a Week aiddsluly 1. Odd !Miss Pisdri lOO 6,470 11.162 KM 816 Week wain July 9. Zed loam 1126 9,338 14,416 11,756 or Wide adder August IT. ustrait sad Ktlersakes lBll Week main August 18. add Widens at teases 348 Wedc webs. Awed 19. lisedlob North Dowd 131 - -. 8611 du Week fal Awed 66. lAairick oid bids.- Wir Ifit 108 9:4 • Lieronok sal lodes.. .di 80 69 111 Is Wseertord sard 14/ 81 2W 194 id a Waterbed did *ld. c 27 lid Egg LA Id Wait .slug Angus* le. Uses= Juadlos Al 151 WI 411 II nod lea d doe Pembroke so a p Tenby.. - 114 - - Id IN Work sodas Aided ITT. Cepso4 1,666 614 7.116 !17 end lean mi 2 0 ,780 11,734 81,469 1,611 fired Northam 404 17.601 10,681 *lll SA Owed Waded 1199 30,164 37,106 Op or Liaorldre a Yorkohire Ma 13.600 11 910 a* 44 16 Wads sad llsoiresi .. - 1,9 61 Sif 1601 1,111 Low. Clad., sad Doter • Wok Ix. & Besescres ISt 11.414 1,077 It.rel MI Weise. Le. of LC. 1 A 12 2,490 VW UM US Kest Card Branch - V 1,700 NO ON 1•1 Teske • Northithrowstaft 64.156 NOM WU MIN Leedom I Seed Woolen - 21,136 T.lll WM - 11sswassess. ShdasklAutl Liacelashirs id ten 13.438 /060/ 18111 Wersisder, loath Jame dew a hilsdrirdr„... -- 1,221 418 IST IS Vidlaset MI 21,066 30,861 61.916 Ad North Mdtortisbfro l/4 1111 9,321 lAN Goad Discs N . 4,191 4,01 MINOT 1116 1,416 1,107 e t* US • Cei Ys receipts 6w both weeks ths Laded Cleded el Dow laws,' oampay an entitled to reeds 10 prod* working dm tread. - 1.111 1.111 .- MIS AM DISPATCH or ANIMAS ILUIS.--80CTIAX/1 011 , ALIOCIPT 30.—The North 011.10S11 Lloyd's Womb* Am Moe, Caen* H. WesseJa ipre ste , 4 tills derma for Yr York with the h. and Germs mils, 111 cabin Ismsemers,W i e b i. all cargo of Bastsl nalbsein inelsing 21 paokeps of jewellery from 265.000* The steamship &am*, beloopse se tie GO cergliggli °Vier Kfnet, which left Southampso nes Tied alt., arrived at New York oa Mondry sisnath* 14111 lest. all well, sod is mooted off Cowes es WM" day east os her return wrap, with New Yak Mit it the Mb. The dinners MI thit North Omega in just oastrseted with Keens. Oiled sad Co., stipWaggi! Gressoek. fee the reetreetios of two more stesenr g 3,000 tons eash, to m Sostitamptoe ~ to New ble theto Wm a wanly Mum York,fro WM* cd as st presoak. TM steamer Hermits, sew Otesere, will be Pend ww os the lis• is November eat 1301PHLAYPIO1, Agoura°. —The Hamburg AM rase Company's Alaner Omissia, Oaptals Branit bg, arrived. no brings 234 paisoopre for tics, Hans also 48 bap TM* 27.7 02 gain for sBr dollars for hum, and 4,000 dollars for Geemseca kit Now York on the 19 th; Ism day 3147 Hook spoke British steamer Britannia; 21st, stewanshisk Mb, British** Mary Ann, in Ist. BO N. Meg. 310 %kb. Beitish ship Mere, end Hamburg ship Gals* sgi • the 30th, off Poetieed, Oldeebnlg brig lists. INCILIASI Or LdCIII4BZD V ICTUALLIII rt Ltrit POOL.—Daring the mei* for hearin e szdiasiinns ill hi If lioness for public Muses (what yosterga a 11 151 "1"4 . The asigistrabis applicatiaes g ra nted rees l2s war e d w linuolg ike"" "d uo kil l yesterday, Our WHITISH DIVIDIND,--The ad/ will reaomesed to the proprietors the folio for the six mouths eadiag the 31st July, late l lt Western coigne' Meek at the lute of 2/. per Mg Iff imam Great We tees (West Midland—W( 4 4 o SW stook at His ran of IL 2s. lid. per oink. Mg Western (West Ilidl se d—Newport) a dios:y . l lM al go rate of Us. 6d . per mt. per annum. Oreat worm (V al 311dIsed—flere(old) ordinary stook st the Me of hi. pr Ng, per emus. Great Western (South Wales) edam Mg at the rate of 3/ per rat. per annum. Carryieg bregl a beams of about 12.0001. 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