The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-23 00:00:00

NAVAL AND mmirisir. ADMIRALTY. ATTOONT 22. APPODITIMIT. Cadet FB. H. Teske (for dierrol), th• Hats of Wialisrwa, 131, sinew even ship, of 700-heres power, Is Held& WOOLWICH, Atmore 22. SiboTe: Com i ry (tbr Delver Corp e e t ) of •1 Byodn ißmaase thiss•reimg prevas to trerepmesse fur genies la the Beal Th is twompeay Y meshed 101 ouberk sheet the Utter esd of the mum smoolle odd will' 'catmint e/ sergesate . Ant esepereb,ll eeeem4 U.S 120 Mutes, with 3 Shoeing evithe, 2 wheolerTh gplignileb./11. sad 120 beetter„ with s fall compleseme et venoms, &l. SOUTHAMPTON, Argon 12. The followisg alters will embark oo board the etas= transport Colombo, sow loadiaa with shells sad bit. it this pert, ,is., Corals Fredmek, R 8.. for Malta; Captalas Beek.ite, Skyways, aed Theme, Major Placket, Lestessals Ben, O. P. C. B. Baylis sad T. Haight, of thir Taskiali Contingent, to Coastaatieople; Staff Bargees W 60A illogisayst t Ltywyeast Mono., 23rd Mogi mow ; liewt.seatFromm Mat lierismat ; sad Lieutenant C Cbalu. 66th liegmmat, for the Crimes; sad Mn... W. Skelton, T. G. 2ifll, C. C. Litre, T. IL Nees, sad T. Bartley, sagiammit, for tho Bieck Sas Fleet. Tew IdiceiS will embark es board the Colombo, cm the 26th tart. Tb. Cybrahe basso toward already between 200 sad 300 teas of shads, all 134eak mom The Victoria has a partial also of her cargo of shells ea board. SHIEHNRISS, Avers? 22. The Hampered, 70 gsaeopereweteara ship, Captain Woodford 3. William, arrived her. this day, at 7.16 a.m., for the same 6f take ashamed a member of mortars sad guns of large salibes a eke sows:aebell, &a. aim is to be dwpstohYd lib ail mufti, to die Black Sam All liglitsos sad elm' semis here wars pat is rogaisitios sa thdirdag Wing bread yesterday diorama. The amiss WWI* nude, sad Treaty are ordered to be planed is the sloes seem rasadma at this pert. &lamb are to be easiglisibil fa sr , ry newt, to make be sadly minim whims reqsirol. Thil e rest 6141111 stew Masa ston ship, Cessamader pr i ormslag rapidly with ter rinds, sad la. Wad Stommts. A groat poet et the latter is still made, the away of ehe esstraelsam _ Theii:ginosisso, i oll.n.tanat. Her rigging is being NOW dews. DUBLIN. Almost' 22. MOM wile a grand review of all the troops in the pastarday. at is. Pause Acres, Pheria-park. The practise Sinned a bodies testate I. the der's swam His Peasellsray ths Earl of Carlisle was must, and reedited the Wats. A tareh.r having preesitill that Liest.-Coliail Wimps bad vislasol the essamesed of the iiiilutaa, Psalters. that sanest sem, wilts" ta Meal piper. makes the fillowtap earliest slatassamt:—"l as state that, kacitiag spilt le le bqp able , mad surges te serve her ilisjsaty earthen. wilb a aaplosat with which I have Imes so loop eemeseesd, swd ta will* I an so mesh 'washed. I bats erredlV massed eilappNiatisms from Calomel Tighe to re ars ; telleenplbs esemmamd la emanates with o briar bins his MeanerW Losd-Liestssamt." The heillosep ebbe 7th Drapes Guards. which has ar rived h Daft beta Kilkamay, will sot ha replanad by say inky la the latter pram. The Royal Lancashire Artillery, at mend de athbed et tbe uw Bombe Pert, sear Liverpool, sere ne- Mewed es Tuesday, by Calmat Tarr r, SA. , sessupswied by Camels Campbell, II A. Wises the es.pia bad soseleded, Calomel Terme weds • adoring spina le the as, cesgrsvalsting Maas e• the •Ssiseisaf t =arill•—• isooplimeat which we seksesledsed by olksel Sir MIMa wbe ecemeseade the rem& Bitty sleet st tail Iwo saw, ea do *et of the asked tespeetleg, estuseeseed Ws the lapel Anplq, sad • fastest assobee hese_ maid hr !ha whiz tem were asessigind* ea *dr le the reillser statiee, by the satire regiment, by the bead, plop leg spirit-earring sin, the WM end the maim loudly shesrieg es their progress through the town. ASYLUM The tweedy-first aural general meeting et the intentibere to the Beer Trade Protection Beakty sad Liu seed Bureellete Arylau Fund wee bald at the Nesireea, Petition, rate:day ; STALLI/0111D to the chir. _ _ _ A report was read of the proesedisp of the catamitthe der* the peat year, from which it appeared that they had appeisied a subcommittee to watch the proceediep is perliameat seeming the trade. This sub-committee bed held meetings of the trade is various parts of Latent., from whisk had emanated witless to parliameist, with from 30,005 to 40,000 slreaturies, pmts.; that the priaelplutof free hode sups be carried out in all the requisites of publie sesesimmidation ; that licences should be granted free hem isogidadal costsi o mil that the magistrates should have se other sistroi than dilight be required for infarcts' seder sad obediesse Mdm laws. The committee Mode( Ruud that deirstalliella mfr,deemasd victuallers to ...ben of kilts Wit of swiss that Ascot and other =see memo bens by them which were set borne by tho bthemilme • es mbildi they founded as argessast la writ of Asir seedopely, rho eassmittee bad bad prepared • compa rative sesismost et the laws as they elect the two bodies, sad yid* dist hal eirealated sating .embers af pediment MA Womb basest to show the fallacy of the staissesit of the lisereed victuallers At the lest manual meeting ad the Musty a flaareial statement wee submitted, 'bowleg that the oessmittee had liquideted all the espouse of =sad tendsbiag the asylum, bet that there was a Mk. epos it. Dada, the year 2001. of this debt bad Ws paid ed, bet is seder to earible them to do this they bedtimes compelled to all est • perste. ef the money fermalad whit the COMIIIIIIIIiOOO7I fee the Roder:ties of the lladosal Ds t he el shish ash a few pomade sow remained. Os* death mansood is the anises (lanai the year, shill bad seated a siessiey, sad sit widows bad aloe lem assist The asonithes refereed with gratification to the foot rot sat of a lady eseeedisg 700 subscribers to the moiety, ealy one isfansaties !ad been said doz i ng the year end that cis was iihmissed. The state el the did ;tot as yet allow the ossisittee to award sag is the shape of an 41141111111111 Si the (slates of Si e ma. but the einomities lemete• that, esseidesieg the Aloes of the lastitutisa, midi the gnat Numbers engaged I. the trade, feeds wadi ems be tertheeming to supply the wants of the lassas be a peeper sad Messing sunset. The resolgts see resist of the Psiesoldea Society, ini.luding • balsam Ism* kneard of 1411. M. 74., sad 2001. with. dowse his the hob. sesunted M MI. Is and the esperillass UR Ss. 74.; leaviag • balsa., to be esnied *WWI Si 31111. Mad.; the receipts as monist of the asylum had asouslad to 6341. 13.. 4d. • sad the szpesdi tare lis 4471. Is. 141.; Issas • balanOe is band of 371. 2s. 114. Tl;;repeet sad Ilnemeial etatesseat were taaanheenaly and ordered to be printed and eireniated ; •sad a was likewise weld to that the trade be 'sa vored with a view of hiereartag the wesben. The see. awed imadidatee wen deflated, and the often of the misty appointed. At the Let meeting et the Imperial and Central Hertisaltaral Society of Fracas, ea W. Booker, Dr. Forbes Beg* M. G. Bentham, sad Mr. Wentworth Dill'', the amnesties trees the Hee diehard &misty of Bashed, were sleeted mereepeadiag member& ANTIQUARIAN knit:O.—The late Mr. Wallace, of Kelly, has beq_eesthed to toe Gnomonic llosecon, is meatto• ties with the Watt Institution is that tows, First—to quote the wades( the will—The various freedoms of the filial mad Mammas mate - red upon um for my public services, and espeeiffilly for my sueeseatul lateen in reforming the mie maaagemeat I found @aiming is the General Peet Mike department of the kiegdom, and which results/ la lag penny portage. Suendiy, Two curio.. maid *Mrs ; the me is eke Chair of State mid of louds of the het Load Chaaerllee of Scotland. It was loos ta_peemeiew of F the Zoete of Olemaira, and was purchased at ialayethe, at the ogle et the egrets of the last of them nobles, top Mr. Ethan Pates, writer, is Peet Glasgow. It Is emend with leather, has • drawer is float ad the mat, with esmdketasit. Mk, sad penholders is the erns, sad admit at the leek and also two sockets of brass at the Wes of the asst, sad 'Ti ded* MOO MAO to 1100 by sitting cm it la the usual way, or by siting aside lege en it with the Moe of the meapier to the both, se might omit necessity or COOVORiONIO i• • crowded OWL The other armed chair is made of sweet ehealsitt weed, tad has a piece of bead leather for its seat. It wheal, ma chair area umlaut Spanish Admire), who had it ie • Myer round the world, and dying at th e , it MO old there mad brought these, •it Port Glasgow. This their. Ortgether with the former, I also acquired from Mr. Behest Paton. Thirdly, the picture I posers, of Sir Wm. Weller sloe, • eeriest. long /hest of some kied of herd weed, with etssege looking figures carved ea the sides and lid se tsP edit; and also, a large rotted pewter plate with motels eagnoialls LUNG*. 0111111111110 OF THI DUNDALK AND ENNIBRILLIGN IIaILFIAT TO NewiLias.—The hat from Ballybay to New- Wm Was hem reported as fit tor *TOL: by the govern. meat feigeettoe, the first Unice started for Newt:Oise en Tama, bat, the 14th target. This logreapeemd teed whheillbe great bombs together a somber of the iababl. gate eregsd /tomb:lee end Closes. The statics at Newbliss, Lida is • rely Imadacme edifice, is the Tudor style, less wooded i. nom, tad presented son the applause) of a . pn•di dad et • fathomable regeontree this • railway Ma its. At tire o'clock the teals arrived, bearing along with owned of the directors of the gommay. The else was beefitemely decorated with evergreens and asp, mad was eetelloot with • salute or twenty-roe gums. dexterous'y alemtgad from as artaelogiest of tog sigma& After mem = the loathe, platform, Sc., she party, sunbathe op ef fifty, &disarmed to 011eoh-boom, the residesee of IlLighged ayr, K. sq., whe re ea elegemWi !!Wiser awaked skim— Noma. lo Aga Sessadard. TAB CONIGIMATIVZ LAND SOCIETY.—BorIam Hill Moo" 11 •4.. of Idwielsea•lee, has bees unanimmisly ahead • membsr el the eametim emagaittee of the Coo. tenstive Lead Ileeletp. MUSIC. HEREFORD MU S ICAL FESTIVAL. (11011 OVA ORS IIIIIPOZTRI.) HEREFORD. WZDNIIIIDAY! The collection Dade yreterdai et the doors of the eatitsdral far tho Weeds of the eluB7 widows' &magnolias' charity, mounted to 1731.171. 84. The first cement lest Bight was ittesied b aserly 400 penow. The foliowiag Is she premiss ke the evening : saps t. Weber. menu, Wake• Mak ireasoad) .. eiraett. ties Do solo. "Ocoee thou DeWseereer.• (aria Weber. Metbsese sad Itr. Wi(l lo ed." (I dee Tarel) Vega Iteas—leedrao W, "Oleo Dim (Na...) Artr—riper Nab. "11 obe teeere." (Doe • Oleowet) Deate—Madahe Clem Novelle sad NW Dolby, "Deb Mrs" (Le Prophile) Moyalam. Mr—Madam Weir. "Oh I le is act a plasma it=Mersa.) . Name Odd. New Merle. end Mr Na. 89 I , Borei t ) Mabel% 911111..- . elm is.,. eed Laing, "Cease r yea dame." (liar Arthur.) Dame the yens: loateeke—Weaokete, MoabAram Nagoires, Odor) Shalom loaf it. Overlare—(" Weed Nymphs ) .6. W. Bane% Di. e—Mr. It. trek, "Deed aireethea• . Basica. Bewera--Madere Clara "Ma ewe Nast Watt • ("11 tharemeate") Bellia—Mr. ass leseeee, god Tr the boar • r ier ixsam_ t e a l l inie Grei sod agate Ma*. Mks am" la Was tele• Bade& Sea& Mir Dolby, "Over the see ". Orem. Ser these. -11 e—llee . "The taw Woebeatth - W. L Weir. liparelme elm a; Wee Dolby, Re. are Uwe^ sad Mr. Weis, "Us di. es bee 11WW1W101111 * (" Itlesistie ") Cherea—"lle tyr emeeke • Br IL /L. Bebop. Tb ears from Mersa, Oman, thou mighty moasear." istiodamd Clara Novelle, who was warmly revolved (as wale elm sateagaeatly Mario sad Grist. Miss Dolby sad Boo's+) mad outdid hewed( is this Airless rime. 1a lie apples Mite a the sena her magailletat 'Mee rasa Ilbseagll the ',seism MU with its pesaliar eisesuses, sad allegother this pins was to ear opiates the gem el the evealag. Nor ma :4 Jo— Jubilee) ONEIB-411144118 ars Betsaes the puts Master Arthur Napoleon played one of Tailbones pianoforte fantasias. A good deal of interest was elated by the apparels*, of this youthful easautant. Ti. attesdanse at the sathedral this awaits' was very nisch better than yesterday. This months, was devoted eatirely to Meadaheaha's oratorio of " Klijah." To Mr. Weiss was allotted the part of the Prophet, owl Okra Novella, Mies Dolby, Kn. Weiss, Mies May elms lays% and Mr. M. smith. all assisted in the prima* soli. A great treat was autaipated in the rendorag of the at, "y with all your hearts," will& wee gives to Bigsor Mario, and heavy was the diappoiatamat esperisseed by all who listened to his handling of this beautiful air, sung with out any of the pales x fading widish we have bees MOP teemed to bear thrown late the priege. Clan Novelle tal we i tbo opts ;is to tlto woad port, "Eau ye. Wool,' sod, May, did fall judos to it. Aneag lb. sanipaay pruned Imre an lead Bishop, with Kn. Rumpus sad Min RampMs, Ma Conatmi Lana, Lard William Graham, Oa Lass Bingham, Lay Mu nn. Mentgosaery, LadyKindi May, La4g Lang_leY. Kos. sad Rev. Gems Herbert sail Lady Buries lierlirre, Archdeacon Lam Fran Ankihaton Thorp, the Boa. Cattain liasbasy, Kr. krai r iu m , MX., Kr. Booker, M.P., Si, K. Prim sad Lady nee, as FRACAS AT A THEATRE. NORWICH. WitnitheDOT. &coo extraordinary proceedings alentrod Wore the Nortek* magistrates yesterday. Mr. Odeon., the tem porary Immo of the theatre, eggeorieg Mhos flie booth to prefer a charge of meek maims eapbea Amis. 1111111 Cl the ectors of the Meal pulse; end Sir W. taster, a geode ma. of great isihroses is the tows, to made • motor draw W assault oldest Mr. Oelenorn. It fowl Mr. OelelnedVe eledement that he had he doors to Norwieb Mr. elesdas Mathews god an espenefee company foe Moo WOO Oily, sad that in hie ansegement with the roomier manager so rogation was made of any privileged prows hales the entree to the theatre. On the previous 'vetting nearly all the profs is the deem circle, which wen numbered sad emerged, hod ben token by parties who bed paid far their tickets, but a souther of proms presented theureelwe as the doors with silver tickets, which they aid sodded them to edroission. lie (Mr. Colognes) told Assn politely end oseportfally that all tb. places Is the dress rode were taken by mews who had paid their mousy, bet he would see what he could do for thous fa the upper chile. One of the parties, Sir W. Foster, insisted oe his right as a proprietor in the theatre, possosias • silver ticket, to enter every part of the boast, ups which he (Mr. Coleman) told his that his slain out be argued before a legal ribusal. The puha were soot fora eaow both sides, and Sir W. Poeta, womaanded Antis to fares an estrum for him. lie (Mr. Coleman) was thea pushed violoody oa we side, aae Sir W. Peeler ow corded in going ia. He sow felt it his duty, upon public grounds, to protest spina the unwathattable conduit of the °Meer. isi7spli to quietism, Mr. CsWm= mid be would have admitted Sir W. Foster to any vaceat but not us seats which had bees paid for and re Be seesidered that the came had used isanseeseuy Wshaw towards his. even it he wee jwillSed in removing Arnie sea he bad .sly stepped between Sir W. Foster as& Mr. Coleus% is order to peeves, a breash of the peace, sad denied thee ha had acted with violence. H. should have tabus Mr. Oolsmen into natedy.ll Sir W. Fester had given his la lie Sl b ..CAse wid, m a proprietor in the Maitre, be bad 'Wined edmilasece of Mr. Collins ; sad ou kis application ..iced, he had sent for Anis, who he thought had t with temper and moderation. He had bees =glumly sesaulted by Mr. Coleman, his waive met ham hinu. and his shboat disarrange wa lk in fact, he was Is wash hart Mat he was not able to home after thefiwou. Unless Mr. Coleman roads an apology, be should prefer • charged arault against his. Mr. Coleman said be wee eerry:Bir William should hove been injured. but =that he should make no apology. The big to eater upon the questiou • whether ,t hee in the theatre had a right to free admission, diambeed the complaint agaiast Amis. Rir W. Foster, without proceeding with his minter charge, said he should again proceed to the theatre ia the evesteg, fee the nurpese of enforcing his right to few sdeeision, sod requested the Mayor to allow his the assistance and protection of a sulkiest body of police. The Mayor seceded to the application, end the patties leg the court. 61; evening the hon. baronet, attended by ten policeman, proceeded to the theatre, and amended in obtaining tree admission, without ommeition. RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WEBTEEN RAILWAY.— An snidest, fortunately laaattesded with ices of life, m ewed es Teeeday, mar to the Prieethelde Junction, to the neldrday through train from Chaster, ite. needy helm the train (is which there was a large number of pemengen) reached the Priestfields station, the engine, Mader, guard's van, and a first-class tentage jumped 'lithe railway, inflicting some change to the es gin the carriages, bat happily without hurting any*, tbe lA=lt is not customary for a vela to pass the Junction at a grtahr speed than eight miles an hour, and cm the present occasion, when the mediae oe caned, the steam had been Mat of It is supposed that the rise of the accident wee the breaking of &lin en a self acting switeb, situate about fifty yards on the Wolverhamp ton side of the Priesidelds station. The engine after leaving the rails, was Impelled over the sleepers and ballast of the line fir about thirty-five yards, when it becalm partly em bedded in the embankment ander the bridge which earried • trammel to the Pneetlleld fanureee, the principal batten of which it tom down before stopping.—Wokerhempais CArowiele. RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT OLDHAM.—On Toads, night ea accident ocennad as the Lancashire tad York slurs Railway, close to the Mumps station. Although one carriage was overtaraed, sad soother thrown ofi the rails, it was most fortunately attended with no minis results. The accident occurred to the tubs from Meneheeter, due at Nampo at twenty minutes past sues. There were seven carriages ia the train, the lest three . carr iag e clue, tad the remaiader being fint and mead e s. About 160 yards trout the statioa there is a pair of palate as the , line leading into • goods yard, sad it appears that dues were properly placed for the approaching train, fee the earths* and the first two (third glass) carriages west ma the right line, bat from some cause, as yet uneaplelood, the' third carriage gave • sudden jerk, the ooaplieg dais mapped, and it tell over ea the goods liae. Being am a • station the steam had boss that off, sad the train wall MAW ing so slowly that the masualon was as slight as Gadd well be; and IbeUb there wee • great essay people in the carriage no as. sustained any injury more seriaas than a slight shakiag. They all got oat safely, and walked cep to the stories. aid the only farther inconsoolatee agarkinad was the arteewary delay of the following return train to Manitheeler, and the care required during the night to N~~trains arriving as ebetreetion es the line.— thumniime. RAILWAY COLLISION AT TODMORDILN.--tht Sun day morning last, slant 1 o'clock, especial train, assisting of fifty or more carriages, drawn by only one engine, which lett Blackpool. at 6 o'clock on Saturday sassing. an its way towards Todraordes, do., catered Summit TanneL It was there, however, brought to • stead by want of water, and whilst the ursine war getting a supply, a goods train us into ft and broke two carriages to pines and injured others Several of the *stank), pagosaism were wish braked. Few escaped witboet • serious shock; some were thieve wan the line. and a men residing at ilepionsta/1 bad his thigh fraenued.—Jlenedester Examiner. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY. EVENING, , AUGUST. .ABSIZE INTELLIGBNCIL HOME CIRCUIT.—CaoTnos, Auourr 22. Kr. Julies Wiens.* has disposal of tno following spinal jar, soya : ULM P. 1111 OIIIIII,AL 111111 A 1•TIO•TIOA 0011. PANT. The plaintiff in this action is merrier in Newsettastveet, mil the sense was keeled to mover damsel' to whet was elleged to be umesessery delay ea the put of the defied- Sall he hew= parcel mastoid to them by the plam Of be ite doe Mr. Z. Jesus, &C., wad Mr. Hawkins. were he the plaint/ ; Kr. H. Chambers, Q C., sad Mr. Leek were ler the delhadeses. The gaseira kvelved is this came was that whieb has bees-Mew beton the subjeet of litigatioe, measly, the Ha bib" of oompiesies to seamy what are termad a peeked mule in their deetiaatimi. It was alleged by the plait tiff, that dam Me mew Melaka, is the marts of law, am pellleg angssiss to carry a large panel soatalaieg several aeries ears sa she ewe rate as single paresis, the cosa wise had bewelieselq delayed the delivery Meech paresis Os the esielgame, Ihr the pupae of eapprmaiss the pm- Um The deleadeate bad paid 101. Mtn omit, allegieg that this smut would sever all the Ice that had beta sueleised. Vedoad polars pilaw won raked, sad. wreatually, s ver dirt Well =MIMI tor th e pkintiff toe W. beyond the nu paid isle pout, saw potato of kw befog rewreod for farther poaddisatioa, pad the dekadaato having liberty to move the wart are thee. MANN O. 1111 0/NAT Ws.TIIJ RAILWAY COMPANY. Mr. B. Jews Q.C., sad Mr. Hawidas were for the plaintiff ; and Mr. Bramwell, Q.C., sad Mr. Bovill, Q.C., for the &indents. This was en NOM by the same plalatiff masa. the rail way "mossy, Ned the eirtmemumass were pretty mash of the sense Weis es ha the lase with the 'adoption that it appeared thatelase tidalisssM, referred to the eon pasty charged pm seat. apes all packed panels, sad mann • dedwnlima to he biped by the seeder damn. ing thenalealsof emit panel. Oa dm pact of no Pond( it was enteaded that this needle um Milk gaff MOW s Meal deal of twinges sad dismission it war imangsd that a 'pedal ease should be stated Ise the "pinta et the saperior 'dart. Mr. Branatedi has twiny lest his valuable meisteses la disponi af the mast by inns same w het cameo ht thigh/arse Man The Munson during two is three days bee beta earried on in a state of slime Unwritten' mansion. Nebo is given that ally special jury same will be takes on a pennant day, sad whoa the pent of spend Parma an In atindentle it is fond that stamen jades an to be Mei mad the 'pedal Jaren en denied the when dap Iteellisrly. The women J were are this mak nig is atendemse while epeeist Jury sasses an disposed ef t mad the parties and vitamin are in atter igaersaat d In time when tisk ceases are really to soma ea.• Ma Justin Tilghman labour hard to get through the list of eases", but it is the general opinion that sun • Um ought aot to have best left to tito newtons of a di& Joe*. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. Avarua Pays*, 28, iishatoagar, was Whited for No aktenly %tier's, • 61. forged Bask of Ragland rote. Mr. Cimino sad Kr. Bayley prosesated. The primer was doindol by Ik. Draws. nervation went to show that the prisoner bad pro. ended Om Me la quetior at two ipabliaboress la the WeeliairolsPreed, rod at are of theta be (Maimed cheap. It apperood. borwrier, that the prisoner was at work is tie ticruktosti. and was well kaowa to both the parties, and whoa firrprytko wee discovered be offered to repay the stmount by iarlabnents of tea shillings per week, sad these was ea abssoie of th. usual evidiatto to show guilty knoviodge IS the pot of the primer. ah Lordship 'wod as opiate that the 'rialtos was irsalkideaL mad glooriod ea Acquittal. Detail Walk SS; imposer, and Joh,. Williams, were is dieted tar Orisnioasly sawing forged Beak notes, with M eat Or the Governor and Company of the Bask of &had Mr. a Wells end Ms. Ba il ey proserated ; sad ILL Parry . It -- avoa•nd frees the widows that the two prisoners had for some fast serried so a most seceessfal career of pealing forged 64 soles pupeeting to be those of the Bank of Bs~lead. There were no fewer than tin indictments against Willis..sad thus sgaisat Wells, the charge against him being not for the smog uttering, bat for aiding sad assist. tag Williams is the 001111111•1•110111 of the offence; sad their mode of operatics wail aa extremely artfully planned and skilfully earths' out es*. The primmer Williams, who I. a weather-beaten seafaring liaising Eau, had, in the garb of • sailer glassed, just mum ea shot% goo la slow evesy Imbue to MOW mid despots' shoat the seam& st the nsemegull% de* pase4as sa bistese se as • tailor j:st it nd se, yershased 'maim if OW, sad things ter a rasa in his seseles, esassiatisi ID vale* to abseil ball • sovereign, Isaliering la psyment a forged 61. sew. Rh peers' masers gad sposesose served to lull Sled the more effestuelly to draw oldie attention e s = l" sbepliespor wilt ho er he wee &OW, Well% jut se he (Williams) had Wheel Os forged nom, same into the shop, sad as as satin stssager to the other nude some truing purchase, nista' at tbe We some Mummies sad objection to the quality sad peke M tbe smith be asked for. I. this way Willis.. metrived to pate off a rd. we epos the 2d or Joe, upon the 7th, ago the 9to, spas the gbh, sad th e 20th, and epos Os 4th of rely Wells, sating is motet as above stated ; bat Nuking a sewed attempt upon the latter named day, they were spore bonded under these eircomatancee. William went into the shop of • weer at Cambridge-heath, Hack ney, to purchase some articles of grocery, stating that be win sa Auttralisa geld digger, and (ivies in pay mail aWe for 44 whisk the show.. detected as being dhi V ed Tbe tidal's' Williams to be what he = wag, beloi loused, got weession of the sale, sad woe to We. shot it whoa the other pall sew emu I. sad some *sic Woo, med. bearing what wee taking pleas about the* note, said that the note was oil right enough and he would change it for the sailor,' sad put down In sourelgue, tale; the We and his hi.. code, and laving the slop_ apparestly whims* Muria( Williams, who, having paeltsCup his maws% ic e * elm The last part ot the pasesetion auft swisli 6 the mind of Mr. Duals, the grocer, be tent eat nu of his serums to ;wan*, aad seeing the prisoners Job sea other they were followed loath a podiums was a c es, sad ar m = in rusted y. When am the rood le the statics, tried to throw away • pooltet.b -ok, having brat swaged to swallow what it had "Attained. He then sold, "Ten wffl lied so forged notes upon me." At the statics the lambs bought by Wells were found to he in Williams' weal otgreetry. The jury found both Guilty. Williams wee then proved to have bees %reimported for 16 yam for burg. Hr. Jostles B raid that be oeseidend that Wells wee the chief MNr mod moat guilty is the teensecties, end be should therefore pees upon bin • sentence as severe as upon the other primer, who had been before convicted. ' They were matsaud to 20 years' transportation. NEW COURT. lIIPDai TIM 1.11011•1111. Jana Thyier,lll. - TalW - far;;;was adisled he Mimi with visisesperssOWsePowsa, meg melba 11.4/.. Wawa& cutedKr. Lift ishaded Os primer; Ys. Meath prose- The prosecutor, a labouring men, living at Vauxhall, said that upon Saturday night, the 29th of June, as he woe main down Albert-street, Loadon-rood, a woman of the town same up to him. Ha told her be bad a wife, and did not want to ham anythiog to say to her. B. had no swam said this that she sersamed, sad primmer and another man same up and knocked him down and Waked him until be bosuns almost insensible. Th e other man, then Ma him by the thank and put his hand ever his eoldbt the pdsonar and t women rifled his pockets. Tbe ems np at the time, bit only sammded la taking tim Tg lisiw. bey hl Owl . TM mm t ver sralai seatlnosa biasto 14 pan' transportation. THIRD COURT. lIIMPOSs RUMS OVAPIXT Ml6a 13. JllO.ll interstests, SO, traveller, war i;dietad for wilful andesevene perjury, sommittiel by hiss before Russell Gur ney, Seq., is an NOM tried before his at the Sheriff's Court, is the City of London. Mr. Basarse , and Mr. Streston defended. The amp a the prisoner arose oat of a matter several tinsel BNGII6B under public intim in various pro misesp geld& have taboo place both in London sad the ProviSess, when anises have been brought by a com p any hawse* the Ifetrayolitan Paper Rag Company, for goods sold gni delivered by then, and of whit* eampany the primmer was a traveling agent. The case le the present imbrue was this. The prisoner, is March, 1864, called apes a amen pear sensed Platten, at Sillingford, sear Nerving, and, repreeentiog himself as agent for Sandi and Company, station's, Strand, soliaitest an eider for begs and groan' papa% est to order, and ready ter use. Primmer use. Sid peereenter that he had moire.. orders from his fellow. Isedieenes. Inning out to him the immense advantage sea use ig be would effect by dyeing with the aboveirmaff company. Prosecutor told him that I. lie small way of Insists it was hardly worth while, bat ultimately gave him an seder for tea papers to the valise of fourteen earner. Prison: prima his to bay* his same printed apes the papers, 'gybe that the pries would be the same, sad he should not all for the mosey until he same roved *gain the ensuing quarter. Presenter, however, refused to haw his ease end bet of stook printed apes the paper. Primmer then produced a loos slip sipper, sad asked presenter to write him his name sad histress, which he did, and prisoser then west away, and mey shortly afterwards proseenter remind • parcel ermined tea papers. not as he bad metered, either fa quality or imatity, and about throe weeks a ft er that ease as invades frees Burrell and Company, statists% thread, charging him 7R Its. 9J. la conseimeace of this, prosecutor, who is bat awe rasa, , spoke to some of the gentlefolks in the district aline it, and they advised bin not to pay, and ore—a ealleitor—took the matter up. A lawyer's letter end wet of trial fa W Sheriff's Cent, Landon, followed, and the trial cane en upea the 21st 6r tame; before the Mused Jodie atm Peertamg, ideas primmer, la venom et she It ~..neters obis, reamed se order attached to the paper which be bad persuaded proseenter to sign,aad swore it had been given hin by the preeenter. The she prouceser dotted havieg written, sad aloe that he had ever gavial the maw, sad au tad I. his evicting* elrialy establishing the falsity of prim/men stateraat. - It nee hardier shown that the goods seat to presseutor were not worth above oae-third the pries erased he the bran. The of the action wee, then defeadant obtained a verdict, and the Memnon was oilseed so beraporaded ; and epee it prisoner was ta inted he diem at the Norwin aurae, Ist the Jades Mid that the era did sat sera within the Waits of the stains Ise fore , end directed these proceedings. which 1 wen instituted boa,. Sir Onauel ti tineld, the Mayor of Nraileb, wimp rat the ease ben The jeep Mai M for s Chitabs. TM Israel Craniotomy said it wee the worst ems be had over bend, sod erasosed the primer to the longest period ot inpelonnent the Ira allowed—namely, sae moan is Newton. sad dem yens' penal servitude. THE POLICE COURT& Amos Hammy sad Bliss Ilesmoug, his wife, war placed at the bar before the Lord Mayer, ludo, the follow. ausetable : ll3 stated that, in emeltasas of iafor ssodss le Mashed, be mat to • room is the hosts No. 1, M0m0dy!.46• 31 . Baheinfisie. Me saw the male prisms and a lime akild yaws old, with scarcely mythimg to cover it, mad not a bit of bed is the Muse. Its fate was covered with seste l asd bleggesred to be in a very mak modi stes yes west It Med.' He 'asked the aisle prisms, why the &M-MM bees allowed to go se leg without lead, and he salami that *w seilmted ifsisktl grata Me mosey M sassed is dna.' The people is the seighbostbeed eon plaisied to hint that they both to dusk together, ad that the poor child was left day after day is the reas by Welt, sad it was I. the elestesi Mat *I essaiske visiestly. Witates took the AM te a astrises, ids odd it wee la a very bad Ma i med adored it to ho Mhos to the week house, is order, that it sushi moire tramedials dalsoNll. Mr. Edward lieedoitaid, a lodger in the same heir, Sated that wiles Meanie home from work au Timidig after me. tie eoursites Marated by the assns of Obi ibM. NM Veit to thegeheser's room, and writhe shill less 11111 • hasdiul of straw, crying, sad betting Ili hasile hem lb hes. Than was no furniture or food is theism TM Mali primmer was a tailor, sad could sirs Tay geed wages. 1111111M11 perms had • child who died is seempieses a sdeasedast swap tinte ago, sad ukases Magesestmitly Wood te hoop ea eye peenfiers. The Lord Mayor said be should roma& the primers Oar a wish. Meanwhile be would eceeidor whether ha Weld not billet some white would render It bla me tar ndres them to Me muftis they had Infilotal en their. _ - BOW-STREIT. A well thawed mas waned Georges Purser, aged 35, was ohargod with 404 £ possoosioa two of the gold *sham mangy Nola from 31i. 111111ont's, 1, Cooil-otroot, Elwood. --- Heart Dodd, assistaat to Mr. Avant, pawnbroker, of 14, !PAC-street, deposed that the prisoner on Tuesday evening offered to pledge the gold watch prothead for 41. 10e. Wit. seas opened it, sad Assisi that the same en the dial-plate had been altered, made a farther inmetigathe of the works, upon whisk he discovered the name of Mr. Milleret a• graved upon the interior, and found that the umber of the watch oorrtspanded with one of thaw Walsh bed hem lately stolen from Mr. Miller's's now in Catilibeet. Be seat round to the polka-caos and gave the pebble, bile custody. The prise.., mid be had resolved the yeah teem • person outside, and if he had known what witness was piss to do, would have panted the lamest to him is the street ; bat it was sow too late, as the stranger was pee. Thomas Cox, assistant to Mr. Tomlinson, pawnbroker, 264, Strand, Identified the prisoner as the roan who bad pledged soother of Mr. Milleret's watettes at his employer's obey, on Thursday last, for 81. 10e, stadag that it was for a party is Ibeezcseet. Strand. 1. this ease the Base of Mr. Minna had been completely obliterated, and another as.. inbred, but the prosecutor was able to identify It. A City mutable, Hills, 331, stated, that when he took the prisoner lets custody, be told witness that the watch was gem to him to pktdp by a man wham he Mt at Chai m% Is Holywellmeeet. The prisoner made the following statement, after the anal caution had been put to him by Mr. Hoary :—On Thursday leek I was la the shop of Mr. Charlton, watt:h asher, of Holywall.etreet. I deal a little to watches myself , and ealled there on betimes. After I bad been in his shop some Si.., • gentleasu—a stranger to me—came in, end said to Mr. Charlton, "Is that reedy ?" He did not state what. He bad tow acevanation with Mn. Chari ton, sad Climbs himself west oat. I remained is the shop, sod then the strenpr asked me if I would buy a double case gold natal. He asked 11. for it, bet I said I had not the money to bay it. He then asked me if I would pledge it for it., as be had • ease to attead to at Westminster, and wasted some money ; adding that ifl would do so he 'mid Rive me 29. Bd. for my trouble. We went to the Spotted Deg, in the Strand, and he treated me to acme porter, after which I went to Tomliseon's, and pledged the weak for W. 10e. Oa my return we went to the Cheshire Cheese, and he got change for the half-soverelge. and paid me my half. mown, besides staneing some gin. Last evening I went to Mr. Charlton's spin. There was stall ram in the ehop—a big man, with ready whilkare—wham I had seen before, and believed to be is the hadagbay. He was talking to Charlton, end presently the men who gave me the watch to pledge came in sad spoke to the tell men and to Charlton. The latter said he would sand It (sot stating what) rood to the Spotted Dog, and then the mesa asked me to go and drink with him again. I west with him to the Spotted Dog, sad alter we bad been there a short time, Charlton bought rood a watch, which he gave to the gentleman, who asked as S. go and pledge it toe him on the ease terms as before. I then took the watch to Avant's, in ffleet.areet. I sever knew the gentleman's name who gm me the watches. When 1 fret saw him, he had some papas, end said be was in the same bagasse as Mr. White, —Yeeinand • eoUaltee, in imez-etreet, when same bad been seatissmod. Mr. Henry—What an you? Prisoner—l sat a waiter, at mast oat of employ. I wee three years at the Temple ilisees, sad before that at the Nas'• Head. laspestee Meakeasis add the plasma described himself as • dealer I. vaults', sad weed imashes wee !Mad la hispetesmisa, bat so.. other etthe Mika pasperty. Primmer stated that he bought • few watches of Mr. Charles. mad of Mr. Kemp, with t h emeaty: that he had saved ha his situatise, with the view of desli•s with Aim The pia:lsar'. foram Walrus save bbs • pod cha rade/. Kr. Hairy nmismded the primmer, to be brought up with 1 the other rasa in custody es the some chimp. COTTON.—Ltviaroot., AVOUST 22.—The 'whet Woad steadily, but with • bear, supply offering, sad all deweip tiOns are without change. Toe sales were 8,000 bales ; I,ON ow speculations and for export. 670 Perms sad Idaranbaza, ey. to 714.; 20 Bahia, 614. ; 100 Egyptian, 61d. to 614.; sad BCO Bursts, at 44. to 41d. per lb. Import ease Thursday 20,000 bales. CORN.—Bosivoir, Ago. 24.—W• have had but little huntress dose in wheat again to-day ; prises about the same as last week; red, 72e. to 73e. ; white, 78e. The weather is now very favourable for harvest operations, and enttiag has become quite general. Svocavotverote-Toza, Aro. 22.—We had a short asp* of= at this days make. Wheat set a slow sale at a d of la. par qr. Bayley in good demand, at 101 l prises. Oats unaltered. Ems le. per qr. dearer. Imports daring the past week: Wheat, coastwise, 1,572. _ . °tritium, Aso. 22.—1 n the pest seven deys the mynah from foreign ports are only_ 660 qn. wheat and 29 qrs. peas. From Ireland we hare qn. wheat, 843 qn. oats, sad 1,868 loads oatmeal. Sines Sunday beery shows of rain have fags is this neighbourhood, and this strengthened the market, &se* i• failed to lead to an increase of dui. new. At to•ilay's ssarkot the business in wheat was India at former prism. One large well of Wolgest le reported sold at 38e. moth Flour dell, and rather cheaper. Barley is finely held foe fall prism Gen are unaltered, bat feed ing deettrigabas sea Isms salsable than es this day week. Clamed is dross* sad sosbeagel Issas'. No setelrish on the markst. Muftis. beam, from ahem sanity, are fetching 211 e. M Ills. - 411. per Nibs., in retell. CATTLE --BorruLts, Alto. 21.—Oar trade was out brisk taday, nevertheless, Dearly 'myth*" wee sold ; rates o little tower. Mot wade from 2e. 6d. to 6. 10d. Mottos, 44. to 6e. 2d. Lamb, 6s. to 64. 10d. Veal, de. to 44. Bd. Perk, 3e. 641. to de. 6d. per atone of Mu., slaking I the aid. Rostrozro, ADO. 22.—Today our market sna • AM supply. witb • heavy sale, at tidbit leis mosey than last wooli.—Beat,7l.. Bd. to M. 104. Matto., 3.. Bd. to 4. Bd. Lomb, 6s. to 6e. 10d. Veal, 3. 104. to 4.. 104. Pork, 3a. Id. to 4a. Bd. COALEL—Avaaer 22.-3tealey Mehl, 17.. 6d. ; Taa- Bald Meer. 16..; Welker Prioress. 16 e.; Wept Bartley, 198. ; Wall* Rod MI, 191. ed. ; Walls Bad Fralawellgete, Ms. 3d. ; Wall. Bad liossid's Mottos, 20.. 9d.; Wslls Ead Cando', 90.. Id.; Walls Bad Camp, 294 6d.; Sqsborwita yr Merth. 234. MR. Lon, TEA POLTPHONIBT.—Ltat ambit Mr. Lora gave his two hundredth cossecatim entertainment, at the Regent's Gallery, graftage, before a numerous and respectable meioses. Mr. Lore is outalaly one of the neon aosamplished testrikoquiere sad minim that ems en. bibited his pewees for the saassevaest of the phbllo, and th e MO US wtialt has attended his will not be surriadng to those whir ham hem present at or. of his signals. pyrite wanes lest sight wide the two thousand three hun dred and siztpleth time that he has appeased ha the lOW trepan.. STAN! DOTIIII ON Dwain AT Oxvon).—An act of parliament was pseud in the late mei**, by whisk the stamp dudgeon matriculation sad deuress at Oahe& were repealed It.. and after the 71st el May bet. 8P OBTING. YORK AUGUST MEETING—WEDNESDAY. Tua Donate Bra=ss of 60 eon., added to a handicap sweepstake. of 6 mom. each. Oae .11, sad • quarter. (9 tubs.) Mr. Yanden'a The Rajah by Ina, yraO . st :Lb (Quinton I Yr. G. 8. lhompoon'a °rano Warman. 4 In, 7et7lb (Owen Yr. J. Oatoree's Pant fl yrs, Ma (Gballener Yr. A. Madam% Haddon. Pea s dtb (haw 4 The followiag oh. ram : Middlasborough, UM, om, Teeth*, Perham, sad The Medal Bating 3to 1 asst Parities, 6 to 1 each Met Rajah, Oraage Blossom, sod Fint Ply. Very little betuag. Woe *why by • length; the mama beatiag the third two Mambo; bad fourth. Testi* Middlesborough, and Puri tan were the ..it this.. Tus Yoznanias Ow of 15 sou. each, 6 ft, for 3-yr old fillies, 8.171 b mob, with 100 added. Certain pinatas and allernassa The second to receive 50 sera. out of the scalies t T i th e third to save her stake. One mile arid quar ter. eabs.) Mr. .V. Tom's Owed= by Cowl. tat 71b (J. Waal 1 Mr. ands UM% mn Its Mosquito. Sat 7lb ...(Bartbsionew I Mr. H. UMW' Panay Gray (lan Emma Beaant).. (Ciasosat 3 The Melvin also ran Bertha, Treachery, Backe. meat, Iwtrwetfew, Bole Btu, and Lady Tattoo. Betties : 6t04 cm Mosquito, 6to 1 apt Captains. Woe very easily by two lengths; same distance between the woad and third. liutrustrese a very bed fourth. Bulks and Butternut were the nest two. Tea BILLING HULLS of 6 soya each, with 25 added; for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Optional selling weights Ose mile. (6 subs.) Mr. Alike. Hanby by Pongee, 4 yrs 0101.), Mt 41b (Aklarott 1 Mr. laowlas's Ghanaian a yrs Int.), dot 1010 Molokai I Kr. Sbedbard'a Mn., II Ps ROL), 10111 Bu r e : Mr. Z. Walker's ;t by laaiti.a.Balladi—Maiado, 4ra SOL 4 Burin : Even ett Haaby, to 2 apt Chemise. A good rue la with the first two was won by • bead, a length betwees the sewed sod third ; the fourth a long way behind. Tan CouvrvlAL arsine of 10 sova. each, h ft, with 100 added, for 2-yr olds • colts, Bet bib; Allies, 21b ; those SVaras m oat of mares which never produced a winser, gib if Maimed at chetah, of sawing, gad WINNOW Were starting to carry 21b sutra; the sworn to maim 10 per emit out of the stake', sad the third to man his slaw T.Y.C. (141 subs.) Er. Dowse, Ply.by-Bight by The HAM Hotelman. hit Mb (Bartbcdosel 1 Kr. W. H. Brook's Mamma% Sat 41b (J. Osborn I Mr. Harland's Mbar, 7st 181 b (J. Mama 3 The following also ran :—Merlin, Little Tibby, Leaming ton, Blanche, Alfred, Adam, Prairie Bird colt, fby Bird catcher. Aleppo went to the post, but did not get off. ' Betting-7 to 4 Nut Ply-by Night, 9to 4 apt Aleppo, to 1 eget Mirage, 7to 1 apt Merlin, 12 to 1 apt Manga nese, 100 to 8 apt Prairie Bird eolt. Won by a length ; half a length between second and third. Merlin, at a wide interval, wee fourth ; Leamington and Prairie Bird colt, close together, were fifth and sixth; Little Tibby and Alfred the next two. ii.;;MiielismA2 Nos= AND Sorra or lbeinawn BIZMNILL STAMM of 10 sore. wieh, h ft, with 200 added, for S-2r•olde ; cold, Set 71. h ; Alike, B.t 21b. Certain palml ike and snowmen. Two mils,. (141 nbs.) Mr. OibalimieMb ltlikama, by Tom►story im7lll(Malmaa) 1 Admiral Mmesort's Ithermire, Om Ilb «» .... ....Alderat) 2 TD 011Mm'ailmally, Mt 1 lib .. r tts) 3 The lollowiew also raa : Noisy, His Pion, he Csopper, Paletot, The Karl Elm* The Rajah, Lady Tattoo, aad Chad'. _ by • 'sorb. BasagoMa of 100 KM. sub, It ft. for 4-yr- olds. 'Agnate Ostaimirma HANDICAP. - %• .., Bole Bar i iiiiiii ii iiiiiiii i Qualities PLAIN: Neville -- - ----- Little groin& .. .......... ...... ... &. o 7 .. Won by foot kerb: Buzau= Brom. . . . LATEST BETTING. EBOR HANDICAP. 3 to I apt Dane Judith 4 to 1 Vandal 6 to 1 Saw/dm 10 to 1 Escape Bekaa is scratched. BT. LEGER. 6 to 4 sgst Colston 9 to 2 Lord of the Isles 7 to 1 Rieman W. O. 10 to 1 Captain, The weather was dull and showery, the attendance of eonspany very good, and the sport ample and interesting. Immediately after the race for the Convivial Stakes, 7 to 1 was taken to 1601. about Fly-by Moist for the Derby. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTIES. The Naomi, Wilms, hones to Constantioopls, was totally lost, August 3, cat the Island;ot Falaouera. Crow mod. —Liverpool, Aug. 22. The Royal Mail Ship Ben Nevis, Heron, heat* to Mel. bonnie, was spoken on the 16th of July. lat. 9.30 N., Lou. 26.60 W., by the North Wales, from Valparaiso.—Liver pool, Aug. 22. lavnarGot, Sam AT Foams Penn.—Wm Penn. Sarah, Queen Thmaatia, Oneida (es.), and Florist, at Brant; Minoan, at Alwyn; Madders, at Gibraltar; Bess end Victory, at Seville; Gabriel, at Rosen • Alba nian (cc), at Genoa; Antje Jantje, at P a len; J. H. Meyer, Frishandel, and Drie Gebronien, at Travernande ; Sosvenir, at Hamburg ; W. Henry, and Spring, at Zievicksie. _ - _ _ - SAUL= 1 , 011, LIVIRPOOL.—Nyesph, from Beinit. July 24; Vigilant, from liordoaux, Aug. 18. ARRIVBD. Aorao-at Ilverpool, Aura ft, tros @than% N.D. Amass UNION-el Livarok _ At= 211, tr05......N0w Tort Aties -at Liverpool. Mira SI. Girgentl Arouses-at fill. !I for ". -......Quebee Allgil•-at Pill. Aorot a r teem Aser-at Dal, Aura 11. trak. -.. .-.—.......".....A1gai Bay ALTIVA-st rams A. 1.4 i t MIL. ....... .... Bilbao s As-at Qoometes‘ 111, twee-...." .. Der Ara Bronsui-at Nal , Parr SI. trrai.........- -- —.Saila `LIDS -at PIIVIOOLti,.... 411=11. tram maga p u y A _.., ry - 11. trao.....ocastaistissla ANNA b.__ iiiiiita. Ataise—off rumour, Aura 21, soot Reg ACA—of Falmouth, Anger 21, ter—. ....... .. ...... Mai itee—at Queenstown, Avert M. fr0r............... Amen kb Aerivs—at Queenstown, tweet 20, from.. ...Osten aetenue WlLUsUri—stanenestowa, Await 12, has APP FALCON—It arevessml. Await 21, tmen............ Acreve—r Oravesest, Almestfi. from ANN Wirer—at ammerni. Awed 12, tots.ll= &mem. —at Gramma. Mena 10, has ... tomeoeve—at Memos. regent M. trae............ Bum JAT —at Pill, Area IL fr0m..„.... ne. Berner Gozo—at armrest. Imre 20. her Ifewberteri IlgltlallMf Howaaa—at !!wrest, Amur If, from Sweden Sonssuse Graz.-41 Prennee. Await Ilk tram A TIC: Burro Pentemse—et larreelews4 Aiwa ham 20, Basses--at Qiimeleus. kaput 11, twa....... ..ocaitaati Btoiga Bacrog.—atesiarlows. Awe% ha s _ Bararsas-at Ormond, /Mut Rotterdam Boarra-at Ileortoti, ARIDA 22, fr0m...... lib Janeiro I °cameras - oft Liool, Avast 22 /Wpm U, frea. u t= a° Coarmutca- at Liesrpook August 22, ....0 tar Clozzazoo-at Gravesend, AugDA 12, from-- .. ... Cochin Orr or BADITSIDAM -at Gravesend. August 23, tram: Rsoltbitl Caaouent ARIZIJA-et Falmouth, August 21, Wats CARL Goner -at Oloomoter, duvet 20, Mutate Crean-at Plymouth, August 11, hay-- Woke CARDIFF Lam-at Gloreastown, August 20, timm Marseilles COST dotoo-at Augom 10 , hum— ,.. Galata IF, tram. ... karsellyw CAtrz-alguserstoirs, - 9191919 . . CasoLora-stßuraria, August 11, tram ......... Naha Cars (9)-19 Lh0rp001, v. 4 , 79 11, trcra.... Guam Maw. 8•001 WAN-st Lt August!; Boa R. Jobe.. N.B. Mamba-at Dial. August tram ..- ....... -... ..... hanks Disawnr-st Newport, Augar4 9, frora....- Hamburg Dsua-st Portsmouth, --.., 11, from-- ....... Quebec - ' A NI, tram .... Baylor* traa aujr6r. August . Euusa-at Li Await 22, EinaliTN Bangs-at carpool, August 22, from Bt. Jolla'N.B. Esasaurra-41 Quesastown, August 19, trots Callao lizrasurra-st Pill, August SI, Maw Ertztarru-at Cowes, August 21, tram Callas Zussasua-otr Falmouth, /most 21, tram- atedhiermassa Isms rus-at Piguistult. August 2t ires tross. Comas ltuss *a -st Dual, Asps 11, Itaarous-st D eed. Si, bornimamate Imu-st Liusapsi, iprit if. rams-ellti Aiwa tram 22, from Faustse-at Mort 1 t rout Triers Fansior-st Asputi4 trout —..... . Mauritius Pus: Framu-st Cloisamistre, 20, tram 'Xenolith& Fouguats-ot Clsorrisog. Asyut 11, . tuarigo-at ©Alas Fs Dual, August t 4 from • FOOD Ors -atvom 01101111 . Ming. •111. August 24 tl ireeL trosa.—.... Calsolla ol 11Id1g Ossisuo-off Filassik gigot 21, truss . - Osalogas-olt essmegson. August 19, tram -..-.llstioloss Worm Osovu-st Ihviems. August 11. tram. Dasaais Gnaw, -at Ormolu& Awed 111, bon,- .... Num Gazumps-at Limped. Augur' tt. from. Comma& Hue as not trurat 01111111111i4 August 2, Iron Cithutla Hilly SLIM- at CiravossalL AWN trous......ometaaduop4 Havana -st Oravasead. Anna n a tram ..... BoiLuni--at Grassland, August 112, . . ..oslaut Itsuovarat Deal, August 22. from -..=.2- .. .kusardis Hisosasos at Swansea, Most 21, Qualms Isca-at Orsuasek. August trout 1w MWad . Acitiit 21, loss-or Liverpool. August 22 Issoo 8.-et lAviamool. August 21, Juts.-at Ucarpool. August Us Rom - Jams faarAar-at Ussrpool. August VI, facsa...-...= Jason Wm-atasavaseud. August a. has Gana Joan Parma -at Ormond, August 22, hoe —.. autalse Jams Ossauross-at MOMMMOVI, eaglet 20, Arms Joust Mount -at Qui masa, August 12 J. Bactacw-saChmsestomt, August 29, truPL“ ..... Kna at Qemninyins, August 113, tram. dllai ILsust -at Cow. *MUM 21, Irma ....JIM Aran cumicau-st Plymouth. August a. a5im............11 1 a0111111 LIVIA $llOl,--Oi Cowes. August 31, tram ....- Nem Tat LADY 1101.-M Plymouth. August limumg -at Lloal. Anus' 2s, eau Mts.-at Uverpsok August 21. fram.......—.--PcsWs Ilmnas-sa Dug, August 12, Maio or ma latu.-at Baca % • Aupu Isl, 9rm.—.....-.1116121 MaJnitto-aa IMMM L August as aufc•-•- V/a 2 m2 Many Minn 34. MILOYMMi Maata-•l2llPriosel. Await 24 Owe amust..-stelougair. August ID, emu MaCtooll4ol-41 Newport. 11.. August 20. &Ms. ...Alba Mos WAzaa-41 Cleemiows. Awn& 110, . Maar sub Cruossus-at Quemstom, Aupet SO, has Waal Mmersaita-at Ormond. Augam 21, Iwo * • ..................... ilwersass-id lloorpoot. await 22. um• ....... ........ No. (..)-at Liverpool. August 14, from ....... dm Noani WaLiii-at Liverpool, Anent 22, tram ......... ...vegan* I NolutAiD- alt Falmouth. August 21. true„ ................ , . Sows Noroctcos-off Falmouth, August 21, from-- ........... Irfoloamo Mower-at Newport M., August 10, hoes Mumma-at Queenstown, Auged sus front....-...._.,Ab art i..7; - •X Norm t Queenstown, August 19. tram Bt. jaiiirg Nsysatito t Deal. August 92, Item Noarstomsimaint-at GraTIONIKI L At= 24 hom.ll(ss ea tt i omm-a °rammed. Mem* TO. .. Chao 01101-et GISTOMICA AWN* 21. .................... OIATOIL-at DeaL August 21 front Ocasa Brea--at Liverposi. August 22 , kom•--sucemik Poroon-al Bristol, August 21 . from Pam-from Quesuotom., August SO, earn ........ „ .... QueseMvm. AVM* SO. fteei. ........ . Pareton or Wwws-at Gramma, August ni Irma ..... ... EU° Pwatar-olf Fmizamtk, August 91, from .. . Item* to Oanosnonat-et Liverpool, August 23. ROA NA it&PID—Cd Plymouth, avow K. tram- ...... -•••• Romo-n Queoutoins. engem 111. Eros linwom-at Oravented, August 11, from ........ .. Sromsr-at Gravemed. August 22, from .......... Swan-at Gravesend, August 31, from him* -at Oraverimd, Aqua 21. arm Scion- M Deal, August 22, trod Oaks Ort.im-at Deal. MMust M. gums •••- • • •-•• 111 11ellie Smarr-at Deal. August 11, from- em.scw-at Quemestowa, Augum 20, from earems- at Deal, AMMO U. troal tilde ggemou-at Dal e August 21, from .... . ....... lame* Sam Faexame -at Liverpool. August 22, Rep...„. .,. ...... flay Sasso Holum-at Livorpool. AoSool 22 . frOM . v:••• . Attfq Ono or Harms -at Liverpool, August 22, twos • Bt* . . ma's, Towx or Lmarom-at Liverpool, August n, from „ _ma* ?ma eieraur, at Deal, August 21, Eros itionewl Talisman-at Dad, August 11, from TuAtessr--at Faison* August 21, Ram. ... Tomas Csammtu-at Queemetown, August le, from I C VISTAL-14 Otavurod, Auellig 2 2, nun %op Waseca-at Lirrpao4 Atlareet 33. SAILIIIO. Aoustoosr-from Ommosoo, Aspic 4 to.-....... n......a ....... Ad/MM Asom-trom Ormssmad. &mat *2, to - tumor-from Ormond. Aura 22, to ---- = Cm or IMMON—from OISTOMIId, Mirlili A to ....„ „ gown Oassossum-tom Oramsmad. s r 92, to - Bottatss 'oolmm-tom Swum, • SO, to Dumom - from ftemallt. mpot 11. to __„„ Hym n Dsvarroter- tram Swum. August 2U, to —•..-•• Quasi Ea-ham QUICIIMMIM.N. August 20, to Louisa FUMY Psum-Itan COM. 411111,111 K 21. ,to • .. Oak lassoms iisam-from AWN% Zo, to Dmima Jams-tram to . ... CMlllaadin JAMS MOT—ham 29, to Joss 9171.1.4,111. al l i reltili 13, ta ..... ...."" HIRAM JIMIT 10X111-4= 01111111111111.1. August. 21, to Laikai Lass-from Orommul. Await 22. to ltstamdm Lsoromme-Imm emisouo4 August 22, to August 2to - LIM Loost-trom ClestemM. 1, - limn Larst.-fross Qmmitsts. August 19, to 119mu.s-tram ODWIII. August 21, t 0........... -. -Lain Pauumcs-hum Psimigh. Auguit 21, to IlmAlmg &mow-2mm Ormussmd. Annan, to.. • BetenaM Somar-trom Oomm Myatt 11, to Amsted's Tammo-from flymoutg. August 11, to .............. .............11011 19181111L8 SPOKEN WITH. Owasso, Item duodorised to Bombay, July I, lat. 9.39 N., los 12.38 W. Graham, tram London for Madre', July 14, lat. It IV., 100. 23 W. linos de Como (a.s.), Aug. It lat. 41.30 H., lois 9.30 W. Norwood (*lv), Aug. 7, lit. 41.1 N., 1.41. .0.87 W. N rr r a tze . , from 11r. rpool for New York, Ault. 3. los 67 W. Appel, Itsolorted, from Plymouth be Quebec, Aug. 17, lit. 49.6, km. 10.40. Bee!, of Plymouth he Quebec, Aug. 16, lel. 49.11 14 4 ke. 11.39 W. Typhoon (brithh ehlp), Aug. 6, lat. 47, too. 12. WRECIIII. THISTED, AuG. 16. The Menke (brig), ranter, of and from Newcastle, for ftwinemunde, with noels, was stranded on the coast neer /UMW'r this morning ; WOW saved, and materials slowed to be reto. vered.—Byre, Aug. 7.—The Naomi (British vessel), of and from Liverpool for Constantinople, struck upon the rocks off the island of Falconers, on the 3rd of August, and foes. tiered ; master and crew saved and landed at this port by the Bliss Bowen (brig), Jones, from Liverpool to Salmis& The Jane (barque), Findlay, of Montrosr, from Coastaati• nople to this port, to load grain for England, wee streusels& on Lighthouse Island, off the entrance to this harbour, on the 4th of August, and there are no hopes of saving her. The rigging, sails, masts, &c., will be recovered. TRAFFIC RETUILNS. WoLILWAYL Mlles PM. Total, Teel Open. einem dandles. 1866. 11114. Week melts. Anent 1L 8 A Aberdeen . 73 3,921 Loa ma tad Great Nortb of Scotland 4O N 6 Ha 1,001 E4inenneh and Sleeve _ 141 6.580 4115 Week lading Atli. it Great Northern 384 11,541 11.248 72.769 W. 731 Caledonian . . 1894 4,440 6,626 12,965 13.443 Week Cain . , itirt. 16. Belfast sad listlysneas . 607 308 905 509 Week soda( &t ft 'l3 . Meet lanosiblre 93 3.650 3.137 6.787 MI Learsahlre sad Teri:l4lW 2704 23.u76 21 8 47 Chester sad Hol,lbesd 4,667 1,945 6,613 6.511 luminous:. outsold, sod Lln eotaehke ... 1711 4.513 5,060 9,574 8,46? Newport. ifteriaVeiitii, and Hereford — 301 303 '96 61,1 London sad South .......... 14,415 3,692 18,297 London and Werth Western . 6334 36.643 26,4.) 83,008 137 — ,513 Haarlteuter. South ..notion , end ahrtneksm Belfast sal Costar * Down. 161 4 ) 301 3U Groat Laierabourg WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. —.1.-- (Me dim OPTION OP rim disarm° wiLiazara COMPANY.) Wanieusaar, Amon 2. Seatkaa. Home d NU& State of Wisest. Greenwich W. ......... Partially Sooty. Lothian &W. Dada* Mesehestir Glade Lantana N.W.Cloudy—Windy. Marypert Waukee= N.W. Pow—Cloudy. Stolmos-Tre5t....... Sheikh% ..___.»...... W. Derh• * ..... ..... &W.....« Cloudy. NOUrathaa • . LW. Leamington N.N.W.... Hoo—Hoody. Caresser Holyhead WA/M. ... RIM Liverp00l w. lama* „................... ii.W. N.W. Floe. Eider — Gloucester Watt ........... W. Swoons Hsesrlordeesit«......... B.W. BMus .................... S.W. &I4bt . N.W. Me. Soottesuptes »....«.... W. Pirtesseetk W. Me. ........... Cowes Greet Orbusby. &&W. Baton Gana Wows* ...... Cambridge Yerssootti... W. Lowestoft w. Aberdeen N.N.W Cloudy. W. Cloudy. Fel — ... ....... .7 ".: E.N.L ... Cloudj. Dunk; Edinburgh .......„...... W. .... ... RAW. Ito= Ytae. Bender ........ LW. Whitby ... N.W. Bearborough ... W.8.W.... Cloudy. Tuabridp W. Dom W.' Cloudy. &rood BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS._ ARNOLD.—Auguet IV, at " ;;;;111, — Devoa, the wife of Lieut. W. U. Amnia. 26th Rect. of • sou. KLWRY.—August 19, at the Cloisters, Windsor, the wile of Dr.O. Ilway, of a daughter. LEWlR—August 20, at Cohn House, Coboorg.roed, the wile of C. 7. Lewis. PA, of baniard'oliin, ot • 'Ob. PRIM/IL—August 17, at Hamp►tead, the wife of B. Pryor, Fp., of • wis. 1109E1;8. —August 11, at Weettrourse-terreco.road, Yrs. J.J. Rogers, et a soa. SAW YSlt.—Auguat 19, at Chaloot.terreoe, Queen's-road, Itesenea lock, the wile of 0. 11. baw) er, laq , of a ct..uithter. MAlL—August 17, at Croydon, Surrey, toe wife of the Rae. 0. !Hall, of a sou. WOOD.—August 19, at Littleton, Middlesex, the wife el C. A. Wood. it, of a daughter. MAIL 111•018. ALSTON —WITTEN.—Augast 111. at Bt. John's, Holloway, by the • Bee. A. Alston, M.A., T. R. Alston, Esq., or Croeby.equare, to Jane Elisabeth, daughter of J. Wittes, fike , of Argyll Beam. Upper Holloway. H bsae at Christ Char* Bull& the Rev. A. Hewitt, to Lento, daaghter of E. Wilkinson. Seq., of Dereet-poem, Mirylebone. BUSMWORTH—SMITH.—Aogust t 9, at the Wesleyan kamodatien Chapel, Lever.street, Manchester. Mr. I'. Ituabworth, lurke Catherine Smith, both of Manchester. IAUNUEII4--TOUl.—Angtud 18, at Bt. Mary's. La:Kited+. Kr. Cz Saunders, of Lawson% to Ellen, daughter of Mr. T. foot, of Stork- TTLEit—THOILNZ.— August 18, at St. James's, Sueser.gardewk C. W. Tyler, Esq., of Orord.terrace . Hyde-park, to Mary, daughter of the late J. '1 borne, Esq., of Town.house, near douth Melton. Devon, and Booth Andlepatteet, London. DRAT HR. IHRLET.—Augnst 16. at 1)&11,14 Hall, Preston, F. B. !Arley, Doi COPE- —Await 16, Mary Dorothy. wile of A. Cope, late 01 Canton, agtd way House, Holywell, North Wake. 18. Im., of 11•110. niax.—August 11, at Western-villas, Bloenfleld.road, l W. MA. He. ilea 60. lIARZOW.—Am 19, at Bedford-West South, Umrpool, Nu. "7.2 IVA 70. rl*--Anewst t 7, at Rummell-6quart, Bkomsbary, J. P.Maw NMAlL iesd Zit 17, at onstow.quari. C' therle Neweembe, widow oi the late Rev. A. Newcombe. 011111 ANN KY.—Attenet 17, at Warblington Hones, Havant, Pratnak widow of the late Admiral eir J. A. Ommanney, C.8.1L. Niittby blzwann Rue feud. of Ns. 11. Insbbird pabliebed al e = w London. Printer. at Oft% ID L ** W . ' an& d Wbitateirs.—Tagamea. Atone SI, M. .4.;' I /,