The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-15 00:00:00

II SALTH OP LONDON. Tee ratans of the Metropolitan &gimbal* tre Mill al a satisfectery ebarester, sad show that if the pubis health is of se geed is Leads. ea is districts that an Jt to more favourable esadisiess. it Is is a better state Asa is strusi at this eases of de year. Is the week that seded last B.tardsy the teal mambos of deaths registered was 9113, of whisk 481 were thins of asks, sad 611 those of lieleales. Is the eerrespeadieg weeks raf 1449 sad 1864, orbits so easy lives were Waded by Aden, the deaths saes is aunt doable diet author, to 1909 la the forest year, sad to 1539 is Use latter; and is the other oevespied log weeks of the retie of plan 1846.64 the member fa four fastasese oessiderably emended 1,000. The deaths of last week °warred is as iscressed populatics, sad this re. mot rate of 'Joviality is therefore semparatively low. The rotaries auseaaes galy Bve is.. of abater& for last week. Wee of which were '• sholersis diarrhea," or 'he lm hafastama. Tore of the ease, apparently of a verse bps, weaned, ash la Streatham, the other in Spitalfields. The diarrhea so resealed is August and September, sad fatal priscipany to Infaate, was shows in last report to be iseressicg. Asseedisg le the lamest returns, 146 mess died of diarrhea, of whoa as his than 125 were under term years of age ; has wee two years old, one throe, one fear ; twelve were 60 years of age awl upwards ; sad only its of ages vials the lose intone/aim period of life sawed fatally tree the disease. The deaths tree thinks s :ass weaken wt, however, sore this the average Is sorrespoadiag weeks of the last ton years. Of the five divines' of Leaden, the greatest smasher of deaths from diarrhea casurred in the earth and east districts, sad it desavas to be nearked that of 37 registered is the mirth divides, 14 warred in the dis trict of Waimea. Oaly two incarred to Wandsworth, sad awe is Casabewell, though their united population is greater thus that et Whitton. Let week the births of 833 boys sad 780 girls, is sil l 1 4 ,4163 Andres, wore regithwed is Loados. In the tea war esepeadleg weeks of the yews 1866 64 the average Limber was 1,387. THE LATE IN HYDE,PARK. Yesterday $ Simla Nooks opos boil at the is. dams a mt. Farm Owen, Ms IM Owed& a was. 'Omar, at time amiss@ lme. kr as playpen al beasiag fie owes of posams whose pmeMi s hr Man damaged is 0 lessless 4 • distutaases, and tube from 12to Ilialoot. vain th e 7tb and Ilit On a A ili tir_ .. The msgietualse mewl were Mr. As Meelarsa, Asir. man ; Mr. I. W. Um*. aail Mr. Mika loom ; aid slices of slake bed bees slashol boa tbs ibilswiag per sons :—Mr. Meant Calks. 1111, Giromeaspstroet West ; Mr. J. T. Payne. 0, GesseilllMP4lo9l4 West; Mr. C. Lem, 6 Wilton-street; Ike. lola Tigalsa, 3, Wilms-street;M Mr. Mr. id ward Worm. 0, Ommuaer -plate • Mr. C. B. Ad doily, 64, Geommiusikes ; Mra. idwaide, 36. Una i e to•-street; Mew has Marsha. 1, Wiltoipstreet Otto. resakester, 6, Wilton street ; 31r. R. Pester& 6, Upper lgrarerstrmt; • Lord Charles Wellesley, 3, Uoper 801. grare-etreet. aid Sir Omega T. Seymour, 116, Eater square; bat in the last tine arse the nodes, hare bees • ithdrawn. Mr. Carliag's sass was the first sailed is, his akie beiag roc Mi. 75.. the vale, of • plats glom window whisk bad Mee destroyed by the mob. Cathorice Wei elle, a mensal girl, proved the damp. low saw a great crowd et rasa sad boys, who writ bollooiag sad shoutiag, mad who amid frightened the life eater km. They were pelting as bard ea they amid, sad they Woks Mr. Corlisi's wiadows. To the Chabmaa—The mob stayed about fire Wastes, sad thus west away, but she meld sot tell why they welt. TUT did sot appear to be drives away. They did alt attempt to Wars the doors of the houses, bat wily the wis dom'. The Chairman laquired how Mr. Carlisg brought hie cam withia the Let ? Mr. Carlota said his property bad bees destroyed by a tams/tames ..b, sad wok, the.. eimmatstamee the Aet said that be woe to mkt to the mogitMates, who were to my whether be was seoled tosemmisism That be thought vas Ms ammo sews Wow se the . N. _Th. Ohallemsta osibmai be tho sassed maim of as Ad, *Me Naha est asi vsmadow should bo awarded asily whom bate bass Ilimieusly demolished, galled = l" irw deolooped, wbsili bola port, by any parses dandy awl 1•111111111111N11 drombled togetber, aid la tubed wbalbet thus so soy Mon is this ease. Ma. 04111 ft moo of nioia dos where • nob like this mama mil malkiimilik be destroy soother's property, lib L a tairfoom a ilkoo SO lam trisaimealy, was used se • speak Imm lert a motels 'MM g . mid the amma less vitisibts thli nobles osaminal ay hisay. There wore meted _ooolmo epos see made. Mr. Carlin taws' that As nosislestoo would ampia, sot ossoodiag to prosodist. bet awning to the Noma moo Woe of die tow — Tb; Olisieurs—?Mw Imo go dross et mimes, sea lassies. aull AO ease Willonsinesse. awl Owe was se doubt tint lie nob simillsil se him, Mail art alibi bays eimmibil sibinesessmi. Kr. Delft/ @abseiled IMO by ise the magi*. testes meld melimelittadmillas et imassite, whibt ea th e ether head they elMeld i AM Nam U thiw bed the pee testiest et the law. Ile ame thammader a smile eat of parlismet, whiff seat. *MN Ms poem, orate damellehed, the El made's/ Audi audio sempemallem The Cheinalm-42 " Iblealmely" demellasL Mi. Ceding amp! Hos MIMI law M defame , aa4 imalifya sighed dim sd prep= sated Meatimly. Us himself am bees the slam sad hem kW.d ; mad the. It would hem bees Gamy. TM Chainma seed that thin triad el felosy had bee. &Med to sambar eat, whith laid that when say persons riotawely etemblied together should aalawfully sad with t 0... demolish, pull dem, se destroy, my dwellieg- house, shop, Rte., or begat to do se, emry sash °deader should be guilty el felony. Us. Ceche( submitted that this mob had began to demo wad pull down. Tito Chalmaa—Thy bad sly broken tle wiadowr, if they had been well Omelet it would ham d them right, bat there was as datimy. The deideitia of the WWI must be to refuse to melee the order foe empensation, sad If Hr. Cattle. we. dissatilisa be meld appeal, but he (the law Chairmea) t awl hanght It mold set be worth Ids while, f Bimdlm ee the me esalase him dedliam um ghee I. several other came, sad 'the baliammilthe mean num/sated. MIA AND LOBB OF FOUR LIVES. AT BERMONDSEY. Last night Mr. Carter, the Coroner for End Softy, hew a lengthened Wiry et the Royal George Tessera, Orriege-etreet, tesehing the death of Willie's Wood, aged 44, Meet egad 4, Alfred Fordhein i aged 14, and Mary An Senn, aged 14, who larish.4 a the Ire whisk leek plan as Monday nonfa t st, ea the peembes Oniesead by Mn. Fordbaus, pawn. broker, °eery raw, P --- -- y. William Flynn, a Steam, disposed M Snake the Wise I. the house, and gave it es lib @OWN the Sre enanenced in the hack kilobit, as tbe ever it was men extensively burned then any clhetpart of the premien. They had to wait NUS ties kw water, la new queen of the tunes* being ill wad his deputy not basing been called. TIN sonent, however, the Urania knew a the ire, he got up, ill as he was, sad tuned as the water. Mrs. Fordham was ant szaalsed, bet her widest* did gig throw any light on the origin of the fin. About half an boor atter ntising te bed she wee awoke by • masking lobe, end, ova opening her deer, emelt sairke, which ap- Crt° are ken the stain. She sera up sad alarmed freed sad the children, lad Mr. Wood end the girl want dews stairs. Bhe paten of her children out of the wisdom, but the house beteg old and full of wood, the Amu speed so rapidly that she amid sot save the Wins, She an about to throw herself out of the window, but the 11111•11/1 vi her not to do so, and she evcapeil by the seat been. ens wall sot asseent far the fire. The gee wee named if, there was as in la the kitebint after five *Weak and nese el the haft had a eandle oa Wag to bed. •me whe soled the easeeink stated that he wee at the its half as beer begin be wee seat for his. George Teaser, the peel& Ineasepe eanduster, said that he traded at the doe se sees as ke wee aelled. He swede eve rot snoop* Is get isle the seem ukase he wee tad the chi area were, but he use 1111.111•44• assent of the unekii. After some farther 'Mann the massy sismined up, and the jury returned • wallet " Andaman' ilseeh," neon neswinig, also, that leek be•e•gbeakeiall he supplied with keys, sad the limas lesenieted when the nine were @Rinsed, se that tiny mold turn ea the water if they arrived at a fire babies the tuniesek. Tug ANTI- IigATZ-CISCICH PARTY AND TEM, emernittee of the " Society for the Libor*. tine( from Buts Patztwage and Control " bare' missed the flellMerin violation on the subject of rhumb mess —"Thu flit sesamittee deeply rein to the withdrawal One Charisma Abolition Bill, necnitated by the oh straights esredients rescried to by its oppeneste. That the emesittee nevertheless rejelese at the peewees made N. weeds to satisfactory settimmest ef eM tturlira s Mimed by the ohmmeter of the enmities M the bill, me nil es by the bolded nyarfty in fewer of the mend reading; and is Nig gespeed Ise mend exertion in its support at the eseammeement of As ant semeim. That la the meestime Ingenuity arms the oppemefinf Marsh meet theengliest the Linden Si eating, with hawed itel!, the power =ruby law, of abolishing the in their ells t ss)nially to be prepared, in the event of • gementelessies, te lament the number of represestatives to the satire removal of this Lori gaieties source 11 4 4 27g d ieus sed metal evil" They have also passed a mo ieties eapessein "eatialeetles at the withdrawal of the Bill fee the Selma ef . gmehetede U•iversity, iaassauch e. the mneure,leselem . one tennis* op ea to grave objelo de., res pired weasegglago es to religious beli e s a l most no otreetin of the pees ct the vale/nil, dr., sung ie the NM v e ins selesirell farmed re ins Meeminedeg." ASSIZI INIELLIGENCIL HOME CIRCUIT.—C*OTDOS, Auourr 14. 11170111 Mi. JOerlt7 CIINOWELL AID a COMIKOI OODTMST IP. lIILN/1. This wu as action to recover donates for a breach of OrMlilll of marriage. Mr. Montagu Charnben, QC.; Mr. Edwin Jana. CIC.; ssd Mr. T. Chitty sere cosmos! for the plaiauf Mr. lierjeaat Ethos sad Mr. Jacobs appeared for the de filmiest Mr. Channels is nouns the nee to the j ory, said that the plaintiff was • young woman of some pommel attraction, end at the time Me transactions tech plan which were lb, subject of tawdry, ehe resided at Torquay, is Downhill% when she ociesOed herself es • daily govern's, sad WM ill the habit of giving kerns to the females of some of the meet respeetabie ishabitasts of the tows sad ssi te: heurbood. The defendant had haw is the sisal sad .t this Sate held es appoistmest is the Nast Guard. It appeared that be Saga is the mile house with the plaintiff, and at the ensmonestent of the year 1864 they were on the mast intimate and diestissate terms, mid the defendant wee is the habit et .owning the plaintiff to onions pines of amok meat, was baked apes Is every one as her intended husband, and then was no desht that be eventually made her a formal offer of manige. Things west as for some time is this sassier, but at it appeared that the plaintiff amentasisted Slabs a pentium, wanted Stark, she baying, it apposed, sly dm parent alive, a mother, who was very advanced in life, and Mr. Stark, in cenarquitaos of what the plaintiff had told Idea, applied to the defendant, and requested to know the Mt. why he bad not fulfilled hie engagement with the plaintiff. The defendant, upon this reemicnr, admitted the ingsgemeat be lied entered into, sod misers& his regret at what bad oentrred, sad through the it etesmostality of Mr. Stark a reconciliation was olisled Wyss the plaintiff and the defendant, sad Sok intimacy continued as Lido's. Shortly stloseasile, Weser, it appeared that the plaiatiff made awititer sandeatis to Mr. Stark, is esseqeenoe of whisk he sew the defendant sad sensed him of baying made Or hisenrable proposals to the plaintiff, and of having ends& sand to inane, her to tionsent to his wishes W seWng Set she wee already his wife is the eye of OM. 'ffbedellisibmit dilate appear to desy that this was tree, hot M espeemed des ter his easeset. and • sawed resmilistles war sad the parlieseentissed es the mast Maw* tam sad lbe she of the year, laws it was asiertaked tbat the dolodemi bed beta_ gaging ble *Menses *the ileo of a lime fop.d Dials, is tbe be seiepbenlM4 IMO make sad Me was end to be salad to madam Mk property, sad it at Mph monied OM the lide of Tannery was the day Iced far tie matiege. It',- pared that ea the eves's/ of the DIM In defesion west tithe lIISMOSM of Min Godfrey mad wished to ben a pante kiwwiew with bar. What ehe pease oldest ef thb isleniew was did set very eiesrly appear, bat hem the tosibeeny of a servant whose sorkeity was mated sad who bedilateasd outside the door he some time, it appeared that the delleadeat was (a • very eselted she_ ; that la cried bit sly , ate was heard to say that he shosii sewer love say ether wenn than the plaintiff ; sal tbet was sere he nimbi sever be happy with the moms be was *eat to gamy. Alter the defendant had left, the pitfall te the beats of the Dee. Mr Gee, the ry e rbt a thesommeny was to be perienamiles the day, sods* imbrued him what the dedisint had , Lai CM sallies his amain Mthe let, that be that as was sere he mead set be happy with the woman he was gift to marry ; sad spa Pis, Mr. Gee seat for the defendant, and had some esavessaties with bin tam the shiest, when he did set dew the aesras of MI.. Godfrey's statement, but said it emit set be helped thee, and he amid act marry her. Mr. Gus subsequently emesaainted with the yang I's *aim bet be did not appear to have takes say seeps is the maim sod the marriage tea plan es the day &painted. TM above facts were nerdy pia is widows% eel It ap posed this the plead, mad Minden wen *hest the same apes eb and thirty, The imam of the defindest was admitted as be Moat MIL a year. esejsast Shoe is the MOM of his address to the Pa be the deloadest mid be *dad it to be misonsed 1W Om was Ea thedisifte mead kr awe; say soponlia spa Ike ebesestie w Isom at the plaintiff, who wee moilabo odlg a meet respeseable sad Mamas so young bat the mem be was balsa* to mho * the nee he pen al wee that is plat of feet premise of mole had bass mode, sad if it had that the pi call[ herself Mid eon sessad the delniest hem peellemies it. The isms* toilsome said imam* net his dehese spa • lease written by the Polar bassii to the debadest shady bean the marries% sod 'boa she was swan that it WM la masa plass, and he amid soll spa the Pa to pa that inn rrepos b. Is the and a wry bag latter, walls e la plaintlf, is *Mb the mode NM fell'lMlalltitall of an monearable einemine with regard to the family MGM yang lady I. whom delhadeet was about to be minted, and lagged the dellosiest to peen before he carried eat the stspbe bed is sestonalseisa. The letter did sot make Ne wt /l *best all to a yeembe of marriage, bat it was I. met allibetiomee swim sod spoke of the de /minas having *thee his males, bat added that what wee seell set be sited. Tbe learned monad Mp id that Mane and some ease espreselose of a similar Mil that wen emaelsed is the letter amount* to as emessailies hem hie rase-, sad apes that posed he embed the Pm /re _a vivant fix the *lndus. Is the awns of his Neonelitas be esined to au prase of the cam by which the deilmedast wee sheered with having made diebsessoalie ',enmesh Os the ph MI% sad he sad be was hoilmehdtbst *b INS rosily me 'Mika TM lamed Jade h avian summed up, the jury almost W ietely retuned a verdist foe the pealed& Damages MIDDLESEX SESSION& THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1855. T; width ■oet sales have bees effected. The weed trade is LW ibrliker. Than was ea average &timeless. of bay's. CORN.—Buii, Ava. 14.—We had • small supply of wheat from turners to-day, whica net tree sale at fully the prices of last week. Only • slew sale for foreign; holders very lira, sad • very healthy feeling. A good assay cola plaints of the crops; a few early patches may be cat this week, bat it will be (=risen days before harvest is general. Barley sorts fair retail sale. All other kinds of grata De. pleeted. Very little doing in linseed; takes ann. Rape esker dearer, and in &mead. Bowes sold at 1275. 6d. per tom. Imports : Wheat, 4,060 qrs. ; barley, 476; oats. 2,222 ; beans, 699; peas, 416, tares, 24 ; Hamad, 1,493 ; oil cakes, 134 toes; bowie, 3. Limn, deowsr H.—The weather sines Friday has been of a more settled eltuseter ; the supply of wboot moderato, sad osly limitad business dose at y rano. I Barisy, beaus, oats, sad other anionwi thou tattendee. Average priors :—Wheat, 922 n.,q 795. 6d. • barley, 66 . qn. 375. 9d. ; oats, 260 qrs., 325. 6d.; basin, 63 qrs., 461.9 d . Arrivals 2,264 qrs. • oats, 200 qn. ; beans, 90 qrs. ; rapeseed, 637 qrs.; linseed, 924 qrs._ - - LYNN ' AUG. 14.--Since Tuesday last we have bad the weathersksogsable. Wednesday very heavy rail and ball, Thursday also rain, bat Mime lapwing, though without seasonable solar heat, now derivable. A few fields of tally hubby sad oats an cut ; sample of the former shown today at market, quality not Ise. A good 'apply of wheat again today, and geserally last week's prises gives—via., 701. to 711. hest red. Scarcely anything else at market. NZITIQUITLII, AUG. 14.—The weather sines Saturday has been very favourable, but today there is an appearance of a champ for the worse, the wind having eared to the north- east, with drialing rain. At our market this morning we had • moderate show of wheat from the growers, which sold • ash upon the same terms as Saturday, bat to maks progress with South Country sad foreign, it was reqsiets to submit toe redsadon of la. per qr. but them was no inclina tion evinced to Moo Waimea, the della' being only seceded when rush regnimed elearhsg. Is flour little stirring, sad fa saus INNS INN rat.. were soamded. Grinding brig mere intrust hr. geed Danish Wag wrath at Me. to lie, per qr., wetbd 661 b. pa busheL Malt firm. la other artier as relerial sitaraties. tuassuar, Aut. 14.—At our market to-day we had • plentstal supply of old wheat; the attead•aa of buyers was rather limited, as was she farseen, wile are buy is field operations, atria. ecasseased yewpfai to almost *very gutter is this locality, amidst prespeele of • 1004 yield are wall spokes of, sad t h e same 'sports of all other grain are very favourable, but we se• wry te add tbet the potato blight has wade its appraises, fa Dense sad Wilts, add is i sons Bald' with gro►t "trainee. The budiesee truss:KM to wheat was wry trilling, whitest elteraden from bite rates. The ewe remarks apply to ell ether Wads of grain. Wheat, 72e. to 765. Barley, Us. to Ns. Oats, 295. to 32, . Betas, 48s. te 62e. Per, 40.. to 60a. pa qr. Flour, 60s. to 665. per sack. Malt, 9s. te 9s. fld. per bushel. CATTLE.-SALIIIIIIRY, Atm. 14.—At oar fortaiglitly cattle market, held this day, we were abundantly supplied with boosts of an elms's, sad the attendance of both towa and cosatry belabors la quest of stook was 111111211t0111. There was as settee inquiry for the best descriptions, which sold at the astreme quotations of last market, sad the iaferior sorts made is some !asthma 64. per score more amity, sad the trade was ales g..od ; a very few beasts of say kind remained on hand at the close of bodases. There was also ea abundant supply of sheep, sad the qualite was of the fined= iseaiptiou ; the de emed be rather laadeqaste. Prime were the tuts la tamer of the beyer by about 2d. per Mose of Ms. Lambe were sot la math sea supply as of late, and the trade on the destine. Calves were is meditate sepply, and good in quality, which met reedy purcha se rs. sal zasiataised late rates. Aa average sepply of pigs, sad the trade, both ia sales sad pries, resoles unaltered. Best on beef, 12s. 6d. to 13s. me more; cow sad heifer, 10s. to lls. Best Dowu mutton, 7ed. tend. per lb.; inferior sad other breeds, did. to 74. Lamb, H. Veal, retail, 7d. to 744. Pork, fmh and salt, 714. to Bd. per lb., sad 10s. 6d. to 105.94. per score. Bacon, greets, Elesi. to 9d. per lb. ; dry, 104., and 10s. to 10s. 9d. per soon. Quarter old store pigs, 18e. to 21s. meth ; sad cows with calves, W. to 161. SIMONI OHL MOM AIM 6 WPCS Or BMA Awed, 26, "as hodiatod for !saris( dolga 36 yard. et gibbon iron i th si • is Var Kt. Koadria, fauiaatroil ahe guilty, sad direotly west off is sa bysterisal sseeised same kW* elta is that state. Whoa obi bad oomairlial minver#, _ . . Ms. Payee, who _egpaesed after eaakiegg= to li adesion • lase eishestsd awe ell We saws kind. se wee that she night bay . e yielded to • swifts emits ties es medals the nbbse Wen her after she had nada her He sailed several witnesses vibe had Wows C ei tul ". ; all her life. They stated that she wso • widow, eel had been the mother of six Wickes, We of wheel wore =lsat upon her fee support at the waist Wee. Elba ays bores • very good astute,. It append that so ow was with her la she ship. Mr. Betide said shot on aseowit of her pea deriester, awl es she led se wesagiies, be was lushest te Wept the if the lemma weasel that she bed yielded be • = ilia lrmpeades. A• We had hew h wiles a fortnight, be abseil per • easy lilt eestweer bet if she wee brought Ow he any OW inn, • now waisluemt would wessedly await bee. Ms the. =Mewed her to one day's leper with Wed labo ur. Deg, 30, sad Daniel Hatherill, 21, were W afted tar leiewfolly assaultseg Louisa Womaek, with i s • to stud Mei bee penes. Mr. Platt pnessatel ; Mr. lorry was foe the wieners. The kresseelds elated that she resided Si 18, James- West' Wlddhilhwegsere, aed au the serelag of the Slat sltius sheet we o'clock, she was presoaking down L.gwepseihakeet, Gray's4aa.law, ea her way Woe, whoa she was asewied by the prisoners, mad Hetberia emaaadel bee away. dhe said she had new. He said she bed ;is whieb she replied that eves if she had she haw begat what le do with it thaa give it to his. Tbsp 'hoe wined her dew, mad ten her pocket oat, butt ferl Whits be it het • key, sad Hatherill streak her es the Wed sad baked her doe.. While down. she was kieked by boa of Ana, sad she we still suffering frees the 'Ekes K the Mew on her bead. aakrHoebier(P.C. 211 13) epprehended the primers. He heard arise of " Polies." and on naaiag is the &no tion the oriel emu tree, ha met the prisoner*. He asked them, who called " Police," and Hatherill said it was a mom down the street. The actable thought it advisable t►at they amid aseerapany him to the spot, when on being senfrosted with the prosseutria see charged then with at tempting to rob her mid with striking and kicking her. /Lehrer then celled another constable, mad the prisoners were taken to the station. Kr. Bodkia seotemed Hattori!' (who was known) to this. years' had labour mid postposed J•dgeseat ow the other, to allow of isquiries heists made miseersisg OM. Awry Douglt, 21, described as • lapidary, • hardesed kakis; rues., wee Mimed for uslawleilty assavilting Mishits' Coughe„ with tonna to rob kiwi. Kr. Metcalfe prosecuted ; Mr. Harry wee for the primer. Tbe prosem tor -1 live at 98, Goldewlailit, Bt. Luke's. About a quarter pest 12, so the sight of the 29th of July, I met the prisoner is Holborn, and asked him the nearest way to Bt. Luke's—to toll ate the way to 13sow.hill and Smithfield. He said be wee going to Bt. Lake's, and would take as • seam way by • quarter of aw boar's walk than by Smithfield .He wok me tea pies* of waste ground up Via coda-street, sod Ms to sa alley leadiag up to Cow-erase— I ilharp's-alley, is the same of it, ire fomd—aled I happened to see him aiming a blow at my bead with • life preserver. I Mandy dropped my head, sod the blow fell heavily on my beck. I feel it new. He hit me three times, but I get overtime rails sad bawled est "'Polies." Imo dressed dna as I em now (rather well), sad 1 had • watch end eliain. George Crisp, 28, City police, said be beard the cries for police, and seeing die prisoner Mil be rinsed bin. Be pet es far as Ferritgdoe attest, mime be was stopped by weetber constable. William (Modems, 52 City polies, mid be beard the my of " atop thief" is West street. and saw the whetter ateypeffby anethereonstable. The prosecutor cams up and said that was the man. Prisoner said "Das% you make say mistake, lam sot. ' Wimps* asked hiss why be ran away if he was sot the perms, to whisk he said that ►e was reusing boas. At the station ►e sold be bred is limb.. wall, but when takes. he wee ninnies towards Bl.cklrisrs, la as opposite ffireetios. Witness west to the spot share the smash was eommitttd, and there he picked up the hoed er Waded sad of a life preserve►, sad at a short distance of be found the ►ands, so that it had bees MMus with the Melees* of the Mews. --7 1*1O jury fetal hist Godly. It was stated flat he vas so wander to the prisms -Akers. Kt. Solids said this we a net noises casco; a aw, semi Mil a daft wawa ping Ones Wstssels:and Gatlin( mosso into a esoluded spot to plaudit them, Ant attashiss then 1$ • murderess maser. He regretted that the fora of the preens% indignant did not citable bin to seateues his to that severe puwiebisent which he deserted. bat as it was he should go to the fall octant he woad, sag thongs?* lbw seutesee was that he be waprisoaed aad kept to bard labour for throe years. mesa I. WITEAV. Maws Davie, 11, was indicted for having aalitafelly sad imamate* sessaleel Heat-ices Black. Oa lis sank, al the 10th instant the prossaatriroi girl 13 yews et bet laws way is the Caledosisa-road, and she asked thepelleMs Mt tell her what direction to take for Cleveland•reeera. Weald be would show her the way, sad took her to a radii home, and gave her some beer. His eowdset to the girl attracted the soda of a female, who at Wt laterfered, get a policeman, sad had him locked up. The evidence clearly proved the charge. The jury felled him Guilty. Kr. Witham mutinied him to me year's bard labour. THE POLICE COURT& GIJILDRALL. MO Joseph BswifA, a man o very respectable eppear asst. was charged with stealing one basdred 101 dieresis the Great Lazembesrg Railway, the property of his muter. Mr. William Jr. sop, a stockbroker, of No. 6, Tokenhosse yard. told—The priromer wee in m employ about • year mad a balf ago se clerk. Os the 16t y hof March, 1864, I gave him ass busdreil 101. shares in the Great Luaentbourg Railway to deliver to Mr. Munro, for whom I had pur chased them. Piadisg a deficiency is my amounts, I made isquilMsea and thee MEM the prisoner with not baring de livered the *MO to Mr. Moosup. He stated that Moosup had left them with him to eschew for beads, and that the skates were at that time Is the hands of a person whose sues I forget at Southampton. I west down to Southeasp tom, and Gould sot Sad any penes of the same the prisoner gave. Os retuning to tows, I broad the prisoner had abscosded, sad bare sot ma him Mau until ho was takes tato custody. I did not take the numbers of the abates. That weed), tierk's duty. I paid 4601. for thous. Mr. Jahn limesp, a stockbroker, of Pinser's.hall, Old Breadoesest, said—l gave the last witness isstrustioss to palms WA 101 alarm is the Great Lezeishourg Railway rehewary or Marsh, 1864. I did sot naive than nor say pereles of them sor the produce of them. I sever antliesied tike prierein to keep those shares to ezebeage for beside, sir tie I kaser say person at Southampton with whims I have had _ _ Meer ease ether evtalaes Aldermen Mania, es the re gent et the premeatles. erreatod a reaaaad, refeekkg to take bail. DOW lITILEBT., _ _ Ti..... Clarke, a la the Post-ofam, was charged with stooling blew eoetaisieg • sovereign. Kr. Pesach. tha Past -. M. soUsitor, promoted. Hr. R. Partridge, &spiny comptroller, sad Kum. Gordosor sad Dixon asks in the General Post-ol e os, proved that a letter, iimisedy suds up, and containing • sovereign privately morbid, was delivered to the primmer at about six Alma la the mooning, to be conveyed, with others, to Us alb John loamy a insinssim, sad William fftses, • touts blo stead Nibs ass, wood that they were appointed to was* tht pooftiimps of Um primmer, after W testof letters orstafthig Ito am is naiad* bad boon diftesnd to Ma in the usual is of Weiser. amoritsd then. salves la en* a massar as to soaps obeervstiss. asp sow tho mimes wig Om lemon throusb his hand, pi but. log them so if to smoselsio if they esmoinsil smilbiag. Pre sently be WNW *Plotter whM ossisinsa semolgs, mad whisk they scald Medan** hms the rot is maw quoits, of its having a black birder screw part of tho envolim. Hs Mid it op to the light. mimed Its contests, knoiltel tke.awisgo spinal • table, mad mutually shook oat wiftsabins lira Os corm, whisk he placed la hi. issidt. Ho bad liftd movoral of Means letters fa • similar way provisody, mid Mitten pissed ant all legother again afterwards, won prosodies with tbsm aims die buildiag, whim witsmis dimmed timmilvos, sad daft took the prim* la s t i o i itesto mom bsites aputy-oomptrollor owl Ohm who, as mismisisig Waft whist they hmd pew* this vim of Mew his basely, bond OM then mom of to. envelops had boss sift open sad tho so=rtakes oat of It. Pak, the PasSoMos constable, amiss* to havbig soughed the primmer, and broad is ids miss*oa three gold I. frame Omsk sic soversigss, .as half move/sips, sad 7s. in am. it.... afterwards wont to the primer% midi:a, 29, Gervard.strost, Idiotism ' whom ho found alas 61. Baal el Ragland notes, two 11. n otes of the Bank of 'reload, eight someigut, and 21. 71. in silm, whit* tho prisoner slams/ its Me own. Mr. Hoary—What was ths phiset's salary ? Witness—Hs was pad His. • week. Crooressminsd I.y the pristesr—On finding the above the prisms stated, with Mimeo to the five from pious, that they were seat to Na three years ago bys brother is the West ladies Hs also stmod that tha 61. bank not.. won given to hiss by •Ms Dealwas mime dre4o eeversiges, sad that he reosivid las two Id* aMmArma Mr. Nolaa, of the Custom. _ _ _ 11r. Heap—The ststsmest as to the five frame pieces Y manifestly untrue. he *2 only ere oat last year. Tim NW. Fus were added to the ee by the Frew& Emperor la 11164. ItSriodated that the Preach @Wine In the Crimea were ia tho WM et sending the new gold Ave franc phew home to tbokediee, and a great many were received ia this way, la bittorsonirtag to their being so well adapted for transom sips *mg! the post. Peek observed that the primmer was frequently e on the (Mimosa sail.Re had ao doubt .wallowed sovereign mkt& formed the snidest ash' present inquiry. The prisoner was ressainled foe a week. MARLB ORO 17 0 11-1 , 3 T ILE T Nary Marrs, a remarkably fine well-drseed pang wen= was /sad= =spa with attempting to drown beteall is tbe 6r Ilea the veleatary otafemies of the defeatist It ap pealed that bar porous lived is Woke. About two rare she sodased, and she wen on the town. If=dss, was taken Area the meets byseinaysis esdi pissed is s poaltentiary asylum. After resolaing see Use is that estop she wee Oakes into this ellseasiesh hstdly, es/ Need ewe is a demo& ospeeity M amid seestla The Mather of the (dowses sae to May at the been, sad he Wend bee to hetes to his overtures. Pb. woe obliged to Maw the temily, and use up is tows to reek anetker =- Mem Abe west is Chemeeseprdeas the paselows night, sad having passed the night in - drinking, ebilisimine tri r neli at bar candid.. in the montleg, sad at length delisindeld to drown herself by throwing herself into the Elespalis. Kr. Bingham asked her if abe bad say friends iallendeit The defendant replied in the *epodes. • perms bore stepped forward and agreed to tabs done of his for the present. After a nimble admonition from the magistrate the ito fondant was allowed to leave the esurt la the company If her seqsalateam. COTTON.—LmnrooL, Ammer 14.—Th• market closed with IN. oboist, of ASOillia, wad as upward tendsney. Priest of Americus are id. par lb. and aerate per lb. dearer than Friday ; all other kind+ ass little changed. The sales are 12,000 balsa—eoraprisiog 10,000 Lawless (1,000 of whisk was taken for .:port and 4,000 on specu lation); 700 Perna= and Manahan& (chiefly ilawgistwid), at Rd. par lb. ; 200 Egyptian and 1,000 Baran t. COTTON 000DS.-111 amasser's, AttOUST 14.—Tito improvement we noticed as having bun felt on Thursday last la the deound for the lower qualities of abittiop and sada prllemis, smiled M the India markets, he. sot been tone so modeed Ibleouniegoellen having tried to net • further Use= of poise Imposed the 1 id. per plus which buyers had osseeded i mmideratioa of the mon limited prod... duel SW. geode. This improvement bee been sought der Se unipmenete ler the rather firmer Me of the Liver peel Neu market, when a speculative Nunn has begun M modest itself today. The &mead matinues as active, and many Min have been seeds fir sloths of nearly all kinds, has hams have very rim any retased to give an @dunes, mad ausqueatly thus bee been much less busi ness than was unwed. Is woe, eke, buyers both for home demo& and export hue been dhpseed to do busbies., and mine impeuesunt ban been felt. Nether bettor prices hue bun omiesded in some butanes% but rates are cot oafishly higher. Ice this department (tithe market, as in that kr sloths, that, would have bun more business bat far the rise in settee, whisk bas led spinners end ineauhie tams to seek a suruponding latIMIII• get /Mk 11•11 this buyers seem disposed to resist, fooling that these Is attain sow in the conditiou of the markets they have to *apply that would warrant then in eonsediag higher Men WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lean, AIIOIIIIT 14.—We have had • nth., quieter market this morning. la the Coloured them be. sot bees much minutiae, sad the de- Casa( les bees racially coulised to tweeds and min aret s other geode have been only a very moderate request. In the white Market there hes beta 'Rodent* badness, about au anal Teesdey's average. We are sorry to learn that Mesas. James Walker sad Co, of Ude town, asaufastarers sad merchants, who have during several years carried oa • considerable, sad no outi doubted • noessafel, business, lad themselves embarrassed, sad usable at isessat to meet their engagements. This swat was quite itaimpeetod, and will cease coasiderable surprise, as the Ina was is stood ezedit, eta its Wai ner was andesad with cossiderable ability. Asythiag like • statemeat of their suet peados at present would be premature, bat we have ban informal that their balsa.... sheet at Christmas shaved a considerable surplus, sad it will probably be feted that they have tippled anemias by sawing • • elmerbst 'emissive masafaaturiag coo. an with an espial. The followS.l is a copy ef • deader just kiwi by this house to its creditors $4 Beding. s t r ess ie Aug. 13.—Iiir,— Finding, by • eetelal seamiest!. e ar al that in, we are at promos with t capital to meet our engsgemests L e =no, we see seder toe seeessity of reqesetiag • mutat of our eredieme es cashier the &Acuities is whhh we are Sawa. We lave. therefore. to request the favour of year attending • seating of creditors at I , eislnsan's flail, ea Friday, at 12 *'dock.—We are, &a, WALVIS sad Co." VDDRUNILD, Avant 14.—Th• aarket today his thews algae etiaprewneat. Blast der Ala. dark Neel sad brews Nare, Ned Wasted trowseriase, are the Wade fa il BRITFORD SHIM? FAIR. This 141(0 andi‘or tort fair took il;;;iee Monday, and was very fully attended by dealers from all parts of the country. The number of sheep penal was much larger than tonal, and the quality et abs sank exhibited was generally very superior. The gains meationed below were offend for compotitlia. The gibe Moshe exhibited le particular were of the host bulk asill their various usallent points elicited muck afielhalha ea the part of the judges, as well as of abs pliblh_ giaseally. Those sold early realised the highest pass, which were about 2e. a head in advance of late faint The trade throughout the day wu very quick, and seedy all pease& "huffed hands at good rises. Webers sod lama. Valor , weft much in request. Lambe sold free oo ; 0W1 4 9 tram 28s. to 40e. Withers, from Ms. tons. The show of rams was large, and very superior le breed, and a first-rats busi ness was done in letting and selling. There was about the usual amber of cattle, bat the trade, chiefly ea amuse of the very high prices asked, was vary slack, and but few sales were effected nue was a good supply of useful haat, forest peaks, to.. but year con eons were short la number ; the trade in all sorts was tolerably good, sad prime ranged high, according ta the value of the reepeedve animals. TM prises wore awarded at the used diner, whisk toll place at the Three Swans Hotel, Salisbury, is Tuesday &hereon ; ' John P.ohbeek, 80., was la the 'hair, aid shout forty pedeseen eat dews. Mr. Bilbao, of Harney, Mr. &nig', of rankest, and Kr. Sunders, of Dorset, were the judges. Pine I.—A phis of plat* of the value of seven guineas, , for the best 100 unbar lambs Wed by the competitor, sad sot having boos fed ea artificial food—To Mr. Fetcher, ' jay., of Tonal. P 4114 2.—A plus of plate of the vales of flu guineas, gives by the Bight Hoe. 8. Herbert, M.P., for the mooed but ditto—Kr. H. Dear, of Daubed. Pans 3.—A piees of plate of the value of five guineas, glue by A. Morrison, Faq of Foothill, for the best lou w.tbrlambi—Mr. Wa s.., Saallerd. Pius 4.—A plus of phis of the value of :five guises., gives by Major Gamed ftilMy fee the best 100 nether Lamle, not having bum led ist artificial food, end from a flock net exoudiss 40 owes, bred by the eempetiter-31r. Ge_ryer, of Dowates. Pets, 6.—A piece of plate of the value of seven subsets, for the best 100 breeding ewes on teeth, hulas bus la the =on of the competitor as least ,in month—Mr. J. a i r, Foust. Penn B.—A piece of plate of the value of five sebum gives by Vise:nut Fdkestoce, for the beet Hampshire Down nes of any ago—Kr. Pals. Pens 7.—A pleas of plate of the wale* of five guineas. Oven by I. F. J. S. bruise, Esq., fee the bast pea of 10 Hampshire Dews ram lambs—Kr. J. Fetcher, Forget. Pans B.—A pied of plate of no value of five guineas, given by T. Banat, Req., M. P., for the beet pure Southdown ram, of au ego—Kr. J. Moots, Littleton. Pena 9.—A plies of plata, of the value of flee guineas, gives by Messes. Anteater sad Tabor, to the person who shall pin the lemon somber of sheep for ale—Mr. 3. Struge, Huelbery, Dorset. THE CROPS. Is Beet, the heavy raw of the past week have bees very unfavourable to the harvesting of the cora which has bees already eat, bat daring the lest two or three dam a toseklereMe quantity of pees Mee bun carried, the weather having bees drier. Beeee large breadths of oats have been eat, and should the present week prove One the reaping of wheat will be 'stoutest We regret te Isere I that the blight in the potatoes has Inoreased, and that la digging up forward pieces many of the roots are found to be mesh affated.—Soutt Bastin' Gawitte. There is at this sanest a large crop on the mead, bat how far the promise may be carried out, mast entirely depend epos the shimmer el tha weather daring the nest few weeks If we are Lammed with a dry sesey Owl, the untoward effect of the late meld and changeable period will be is *great meessre einfeeed ; while is essay instances, indeed, tie wet will lam hed • positively beneficial tend ency, compensating fee the drought whieb had so long pre viously matinned. Darius the Last four days there has been a palpable isepsommeet la the weather, sad the wheats are everywhere feat shoaling collar.—Essex Herald - Hoe litruAtonarcz.—Taa present seaeon bids fair to present to us on. of the rest remarkable ever known in the history of the hop growth. Therehes been no fly, no honey due, no Ur, aadenenid rely in sees or two realities. W. do not mean to say that fly and Nun have net been ern, but they have appeared r isthmoid Individually, rather than in swans, and have done se bans, Just u the mould hitherto has been so trilling as Mealy to be worthy of notice Although we have Indium raise sad °humble weather, nothing sear to have thine theta bans. Since the Mullett made its tardy app above ground, it has grown rapidly and ingenuity, until the poles were clothed with • Rost nassual quantity of bine ; and now the gardens exhibit a profusion of bur, each as, perhaps, bee bees seen, unless is 1808, whelk there wee • larger quantity to the sere than scar was pews before or sines. The won. der is, that the report errs alike for aU districts. Whether 'it ion the bib en in take wage, In Weald, or in Cast, ithear eir in limsoz-rwaywhere the answer in quiries etheinia—"ezeolleat ; they could not be better; " awl with cradle th ree weeks of favourable weather, the re will be ore bathos than takers et a 300.0001 duty. Beerythisg, berme. empeads upon the weather, for there are instances on reseed in whisk 60,0001. bee been blown off the duty r • arAie night by a high wind; and an extensive ' attack of rear right turn the proesising banshee of blossom Into fruitless patches. Notwithetandiag the pre sent favourable appearare, an opiates generally prevails that fine sunny weather is indispensable to the flowering o. the hops, and without it there will not be so large a quan tity grown as anticipated. Mould has Is• ea spoken of, but from all quarters we learn there was lees. Hoopla, will sot be a late es wee at one Use expected. Weigh it will sot be early. Eatirated duty 270,0001.—Kentisli Owietts. THE BOILER EXPLOSION AT SIMI= -.lobo Muriett aid w Mil fres Wades assuired Ig tbe explosion at Istasem orsabi et the bellie oft Toms K i n s . ibellsK whim IMAM &Atm IMAM. o f t his sad thoriliset. FROM tho LONDON GAZETTE, Teaarkty,Aursai 14: AT THE COURT AT OSBORNE-HOUSE, ISLE OF WIGHT, Allover IS. ! _ . . _ Present, the Queen's Most EsseLlint Majesty in Council. —This cloy the Right lion. William Francis Cowper, the Right lion. Sir Umiak.° Frederick Fitzhardinge Berkeley, H. 0.8., the Right Hon. Robert Lowe, and the Rigb: Hoe. William Mouell ' were, by her Majesty's command, sworn el her Majesty's moat honourable Privy Council, and took their respective places at the board according l y. Her Majesty In co•neil was this day pliieied to appoint the Hight Hon. Robert Lows Prerident of the Committee of Cmiseil appointed for the eosaideration of all matters rolatiog to Trade sad Foreign Plantations, la the absence of the president of the said commitses for the time being. WHITEHALL, Acucar 13. The Qtmen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed tinder the great seal, for nominating, constituting, and appointing the Eight Hon. Edward Plardell &ravens to be a Poor Law Conuaimioaer far England. The Qum has also been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the greet seal, grey dng the °Moe or plaos of Lieutenant-Governor of her Majesty's Hospital at Green wich auto Roar-Admiral Sir W 11114813 Fairbrothor Carroll, The Queen has bees pleased to appoint the Hon. Williams Prude Cowper to be Presides% of the General Board of Health. WAR OFFICE, Arourr 14. MEDICAL STAFF CORPS. Captain Richard 8. Cole, from the 3rti Food, to be abstain( staff captain. ' MILITIA. Commission signed by the Queen : lit or Royal But Middlesex Regiment of Militia—Thomas Ranelegh John Oeorge Thomson, pat, to be adjutant, vice Philips, rieignsd. NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Admiralty, Avast 13. Noting is given to the °Seen and crew of her Majesty's I ship Tribune, end to ell mber persona interested therein, that in the advertbentent publiebed in the " London Os setia" of the 20th and 24th July, 1865, giving notice of pm parttime making for the intended distribution of mortal* &masa vessels, an is number, captured by her Majesty's ship Tribune, one of such vessels, the Fortin, or Phenix, was wrongly described as having been captured on the 13th, instead of the 12th April, 1864, whit* last•meationed is the correct date of capture. BMA= HAM and ciana.iiiiaim4, Upper Whitarose.strat, sad Aklassigatearect, city, commuters, to earraida August 24 at 12" aid Nat le, at Balsamllama. Bois, )I(b7, Mass. =Ewa awtrat. wid 507 1170 . Bedaorsatrentl • 17 - omit, Ammon Commas aid Ham Mamonsam, London-wall. City, soap anisiiis. Alwyn a and lama. 29, at 1, st Madrighallarcet. MOO. 011111811111ralratreet ; off. seap, Orman, Aldenassbary. Rumen mmum il or i r a r war a=r, August 23 at 11, Sept. sit B . •otrooL Sok, oust tr., Ballad. row ; cia simmia.. await. Allsow Joni Funsm, Denim WooIwroONMISS, trapar, August IS at I y, and Sept 27 aB. at limislmmoL Boa, 804 and Co., Alder. masbury; at ails. WNW" Dialmittallairest. CW1.1.11111 Nucor Vara. Voror ilmaladarest, Ban friars, apothe cary, Inagua Nat lj, aid Bat. N at 121, at Dangballareet. Insan i = ana llit. Wlllimarest, Strad ; of. sang., Whitman. Jam Gams. mologo tookor m = 23 ad Bept. 23 14' at Lama& ; • mike i rik = eiL lShilW4 WnAmmi 00111118. werebonsicsan. it= l : at 12, and apt. at 11. al 11111111110111140FINIt. ikam, NA Co . Sime-Dwr. Cousa% AlMarabory. Numoz.% Mpg Si at 2. and Sept. 1111 12a, ma lW 1j Cladigd and Sm. iat ; st. „ C alid a Wassan YAIIIT. BMWS at 2, and Oa. at 12, at ai llital= ll. ol, Abgarsamm. bury, sad Haalry, ; aL ssrlg,r Sloboboo, anat. hags Fracas. Weak Stallordsbire, inalsmedor, August LS sad Sept. 31, at it, at ansamaam Court. Ms. Dann ad Dent, Woiverhamptos, ad Jamas, Birmingham; of. Mg., Whitmore, Sorv il t ia =rl Irmo l'aw, Illnoroboa, Mom AV . 4I sod Wag sa . 111. 14 Elminangla Omni. n Wm w* . Wham^ Illosaghwa. Jaw Myra sal Twassas slant, True. Sollordar% biro MOO% Amor 211 Opt 31, at 14 at llrallobor Orenß Mu., ma owl Wrak, and Mom. Wright.; rasa/. Chirlals. lasass Cosioacsa pear, Sept. 4 and 23, at 10, at tho Morrelma OMI at Nottingham. 801., Cake, Not. taglwal el. sag. Hate Ilittrogbar. Cassia lora ro, romoropowlim, and Boroluot. Somerset- Bo alls. na sad W rotor, ang, Bristol; di ea Amok IS owl Mt. lb, olg, at I Ma l, ier, Brian. at Bristol Court. Bohr., Wnwat rum and Wissum Pus, jun., Bristol, manors, Angora 211 and Sept. 23, at ii, at Brad Mar Bole, Wells., Pounder's ball„ Bt. liwithui Isaias, and Abbott and Luna Brian; dr. mfg., Acrensam, BristoL 100111 Assassas, Larva. bey dials., Amnia 27 awl Bea. 17, at 11, mat LlarwastOina. Ilea, Neal and lartiml. LirerPool I os. arrlo. laulloPoL ru.itto 11.triram% Woo, Imadok% Camber drier, Anglin 27 sod apt V, at 11, &tit — Wiwi Coda: ark, semi , off. issid., Hag" Limped. Java Hanao, Carla* pireine, Avtl y ffij i rl Oct. 2, at 11, at Beadle sad Tr., swil Hoyt*, teewerielthapea-T a p P a l e s ; off: m Baba. Jou d a, awns Flak Ma* 111110 Niiinbest. Amman sad Oa 6, at 12, at Iliaramille. TyasCast. Mla, 111thaa and Har wood, Clenteat'a-Yea, eel Rae" Newcaltia apan-Tyna ; aff. liewouffoapvie-Tpia Diewuniosts OF DIVIDEND& Wax= GaarAsy Besalweat lanaeadro, deepar—lat dead Cum i n' d, say IWataia alba Oat 11, at Peas. Mambeatar. Oman ovum and lisom Oaalltik• UMW. taaysheatar„ leareaua—la dividend at b. M.. n 1 Teaday alter Oa 2, at Path, lianabastem Gamut Howaaan, AMEN WWI. and TllOll//1 AUNIWORM Ova Darn; peva Ism sloth maaufsetuzen —let divideed a le, August 7, ad any maasquent Tuesday altar Oat. I, at Manama% Maerkestar. Human Cueverav Madvater, pabliaaa—let diadem! a id., Aare 7, and any isiaqueat Tuesday afar Oet. 1, at lionaman'e, Maaffertar. Joan Omar, Biralaphiat, owl dealer —lst divkked et lc lid, say Tianda atter OK I, at animas% Hissinlibiw- DIFIDFiIIi% - Sept 4. E. Csitodieek, il - u;s447ISW City, ship sger—eept 11. V. dam; Ulypot-lass, City, ..g -Oct 4. L. Utley, Ire, lAn assldrq extra splaser—Sept h. T. C. II strews, Kartra.spost. rewer—lepl. 111. W Eft& Limolserre, —rm. 3. W. Moak Aber, drsper LI tramper. CWiTIMICATOM le Me m:. be shows lethal sostroup 11111 as eurstias. Most b. T. Illowesrd , Mastro Noriolay , bop wwebtat—ltegt. S. D. °WOW& lewtsew. , bier—llept. S. It. Mar. Os St D. W. ow, thew et. aim% at.r. 0110000000-4 0 /1. 1. W. liaO owl eagoaltiesoOSMOSSlll. 4. . Mem Polidaley . cath ismosi -!!alp.V il t I. r. Spew, New Otsieliteet. walmepreshr-41,4 4. A. M. Am% 110wport. lisissoWltekko. deswwww—alopt. 4. T. labs" Iratimbs. aw milloidlin‘ me Newport. Wessawelfwblee.Wilar--Ist. It. W. ' Jesse. Musse. kaber—dept. & M. Delaiss. Towsy. Desoweblre, Wsiseser—lest. G. L A. Leak any lbw" Milelnelobbe. limo. damor.-stWm 0. N. Duly Therloo, Dawirlift = d opt H. Taw Nl•eed and Wok Uldswoo6.lloBol.loNN. vie. tenser-lest. W. J. maoley, MeMbeettr, swain .. i , , , i si d. J. S. Bert. Liverpool, taller —llegL S. J. Ns deakst—Not, U. I. L. Owes. Tetleeholl.tear= it tli iseembilm edema serest—lest. is. J. Melleess awl J. S. 111• tag, mai* lowa weft sew nom SWilbrilidre. Iressawaters. L Wal IL a. ?mast. sell S. & Illsaissisa. Preslatys. Ma w" iisainag sbardoes-111.1111 awl Z. Jamb, Grantham, Umninhlhaa lilosaairs—J. W. losall. Z. bossil. sad IL = . swim Polpas. Noose so far es rst= Wigla. LWI om. W. ls Mahoo d woll. IL memo* fro as es W. Wwq-13. I. lallsna, C ria2 i lum., sad Mt ohs Marla .is. Uswasol. usedrais—T. sad IL A. !sass. 'fantasias,. ausliwasw—W. IL Mash sail T. II taasiall.arois, best -i. !Wawa sod W. Wawa, Bosubottoas. lessislio, soule rn.oal,lusoso—T...Clsont and J. Joao. Nan. wriealwrights-0. L£n 0, maw. J. (Socha t, sad F.wYh r Wsked. Ilesseuteraim and Chwilleasser. City, Seamiest" se kw words 0. Illeme, IL Allies, O. Om H. BtoioKt, sad J. Ilartlegt—W. Wright. Haw Wright, eel Week An Wrogl air tdaadierAw ClessWea. pleAsaes—T. M. ams aed P. Ha Add risberAw—W. Oedishell sod Arabella Csigokett. Greesiestes. set Sti d TOSalial. grewes—E. Oat. wood sad W. Triseisli, lefedel. i wocIMINONOOMI2-0. Hades sod S. Hayes. Illesisess. Isswal wassisses—W. 111. Crewe% h. S. dowdy. as/ J. C.Teetwesi.llwleSes.WHlslita. sear. eepe—T. F. Osiers ewe M. IL H. William Ileeepsel. as the Torldi ors wilts —J .Wy • tillassehse Owegrag—J. bresits sal Marsden sad C. 0. Jeariew. nt, es MM. ileimeelddre, swrgssee-0. Smith. A te . rs i ll i rr Dom. Oleassiaridse. Ind Spero— O. Roberta, W. Stott. awl J. IL W Lida. Isisblerees. so Isr as muds W. Stott —Mary assent% T. 0. B. Sneer" J. 0. sad A. IL Butler, Leell. booariSts. so tar me regards Harr Seseroft sod 0. B. liesseett—W. K. Persewe. O.K. 'Juneau. sad U. Aims% Wilms- NOD. Warwletrailie. easimiwlsrs. SO Or o• Molds H. BIBMISB—W. sad W. H.Tapsim. Si. Oellsaa's, Cornwall, gaieral assismls grelth sad T. P. Durk Lightollt, Cloosesseshare, wool doses—R. Ooodall and J. Wubbsree. Leeds, gewerell sad IL WAY, Ratgeelres4. City, werdiewssise—D. Moore sad A. Moore. Uuttoo, gewrawortAre. taressee—J. Fleseher end W. VII rear.a Radiation. Lemmatise, Jelears-0. F. Bose sod J. Lose. Ilegbewdos. Beeldsighlwrains. ideal. SCOTCH SEQUISSILATION. Join, Knooce , Auehtertool, Plteshin, baker, August SS, at the Too. Sae Hotel, Caper. LANDED PROPERTY IN CARNARVONSHIRE.—Some detsehedostlying property bekaging to Sir Richard Watteau Balkeley, Bart, camas la the several parishes of Conway, GyMo, Caerhan, Llinheir, and Llanfairfecilian, was sold by public suction on the 7th and Bth instant. The sale was most brGk, and the price at which the different lots were sold mineklerably easeeded the animated vales, sad amounted to fifty•four years' purchase upon the amnia! natal The high prioes obtained indicate the great demand that aside is many parts throughost North Wales; end such sales, beyond introducing Irish capital mid directly causing • great Moreau in the local circulation of nosey, tend also by subdividing property naturally to elevate the position, moral sad politically. of the peassatry and isdostrial Glasses of tlis metatry.—Carservois Herald. A DISAPPOINTED CONOREGATION.—The Rev. H. J. Toone, curate of Paybembury, disappointed his eoogre• patio, of their accustomed afternoon's sermon, on Sunday week. Whoa the reverend gentleman ascended the pulpit he searched his pockets, bet could not find his terms book. What was to be doss P Ha rushed down stain, and willing tee of his beaten MMus, requested him to look sharp home far hie serum. The man did not seem to nadentand the rev. gentleman, and resumed his mat. Upon this Mr. Tons.' Waned home, a distance of nearly tali • mile, to feta the missing book. Meanwhile the choir had sang the ippropriste anthem of " I waited patiently." &o. The puma did sot case, and a psalm wit sung. Jut after this the to.. g. stlemas appeared, steaming with perspire*" sad eat of breath. He amended the pulpit; but wee say elle to eulaiss, "I really wet preach Wiley; yea must tiSe sues se. Now ft Ged Me Fetter," sagsgetiew them/ft SR Ile ehareh. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. UTIRPOOL SNITS AT iO/111141N PORTS.—Irks, at Santa Manba ; Fe, at Havannah ; Be r th a Hendrik', at !Constantinople; Atom (se), and British Queen (s.), at I gaayrna ; New England, at Trieste; Arabia (e), Gordan Eagle, Fassillage, Awaits, Henry it,lintan. City of Aber. dun (as.), and Arcadia (...), at Malta; Earl of Carrick (et), and Zebu's.. at Gears ; Barak Ellen, Ferris, Eft,,, t, and Balboa (is.), at Gibraltar; Jean Baptista Marie, at S t . Huai".; Crimea, Crows, and Barthr, at Memel; Catoh its Henrietta, and Fells, at Pillan ; Mobile, at Stralatind; Sabiae, at the Schelde ; Edward, at Ohent. ARRIVED. Aron-Lit Grovesond. August 14, trout Thad Aosoaa-at Gravessod, August 14, from «Abam AIIuISITA--lit Oramored, August 14, truss ....... Gam Annan-at Liverpool, August 14, from Labs APIUCA-at Liverpool, August 14, from New Oasi s Ausasus-at Cardiff, August 11, from Hansa* Auoa-ot Queenstown, August 11. from . ..... ...... --Porto Itiss Asmara (s.a.)-ot Dual, August 14. Mae ...... .Wfaseram Bousgm-at :awes, August 13, from -.-. .Akym Barerr-at Carats, August 13, from Isignom Ban a -at Liverpool, August 14, from New Orlan Bruasta-ut Liverpool. August 14, from "" • Lases naITANIMA-at lAVOrpOOI. August 14, 31.0a1 ..,. Jo Cnussoasso-at Liverpool, August 14, from St. J o h n n y N.B. Cams -off Liverpool, August 14 Carr or Calculus-off Usurp:tot, August 14 OMB CAMPBELL-at Greenock, August IS, from.ilew &nag* CATTOM--at Plymouth, August 13, Ma Lae Cmma-st Gramma. Assert 14, tram Bt u Cums-.t Gravesend. August It. from Archangel CORDOVA-at Gramm& August 14, from Hantned Caerrosa-at Crammed, August 14, frogs. gin DIABIL-at Ormegoad, Angus: 14, from Data Bate= -at Gramm d, August 14 1. fr05t......... worm' Dacumassa-at Ibrassos, August 12, Gaga MisPila Brans-off Liverpool, August 14 Esioasamt-at Gramma, August 14, from Bernard Etna -at Oravesend, August 14, from .Nylobirg Lerma or nut Baa-ut Ormosad. August 14, frum..... Haul Egutvalasr-st Csraff, August 12, from Olbnlter Psurntow-et Queenstown, August 11, Isom Wades Gairvinis -at Gravesend, August 14, from Came Gamstrzer-st Gravesend, August 14, from legeoleit O. A. Honer-at Liverpool, August 14, from Harre Hunts la Gravesend, August 14, from Hadand 31A/AMA.MAA Maximums -St Gravesend, August 14, from. orgeig m amass -st Ormesend, August 14, feet-- ....... -... Harnossad Houma-at Pill, August 11, from Thies HcLoolik-at Cowes. August 14, nuns . ...... sg 7 gb Haamas-at Rochester, August 13, Has Duda Harams-off Liverpool, August 14 buitairaza-of Liverpool, August 14 lasso Wainer-at Liverpool, August 14, from-. ...... New Yak las Butane-at Deal, August 14, trues Canute Jana -at Hull. August 12, from Quests loses arrza-at amnesia, August 14, frost S orems Janes luaus-at Gravesend, August 14, from Anne J. P. lisou-s1 Liverpool, August 14 Jame arrosasou-st livergua, August 14, from...„ Geste Jursaisa-at Liverpool, August 14. fro West Oran Lacuna-at Liverpool, Al4llllll, from.- AL John% N.B. Lrrants--at Liverpool, Augustl4, from Loa Hasamos-st Liverpool, August 14, from Beam Lrvgazoon-st Liverpool, August 14. Hoe Queen War Bu sr-at Liverpool, August 14, from. UMW Igazza-st Onenook, August 12, from Cana Naar lirswarr-at Plymouth, August 13, from AMU MART 14V110.11TEA-St Sweater. August IS, ass ...... .. Natal 110EATAII-at Dual, August 14, from Itsaconono-st Liverpool, August 14irfram est ............... 11 2 Noarsi-st Liverpool, August 14, Narouve-st Gramma, August 14, from.. .............11krw5g Navraus-st Gravesend, August lii, from...-. ...........Isass hosannimunt-at Gramma. Auguskli, hear...........- Oassaa-at Bristol, August 13, Ma 11= Osur-at Gravesend, August 14, fr 055...... ............. .. Herumead Pauara-at Liverpool, August 14, from ............ ........... AEI* PANDORA-at Ormond, August 14, from Boter daa Pat -at Gramma. August 14, from ........... .... Insama Pasmose-at Hull. August 12, frost ........ O Pausva-st Queenstown, August 19, from .. L E Paulus-st Swansea, August IS, from .. .. ... QUAIL ragratg-at Olusgow, August 13, from- Akessern. B. Imater-at Welds, Augu.t. 12, nun Banisr-et Came August It, from Buss fra.Gnonoa-st Hull, August 19, from Gressel Suarnma-ot Liverpool, August 14, from . Patina TAMEN (LO-at Liverpuol, August 14, true Constsathime TOMMT-114 Liverpool. August 14, from Gam Uremia. August 1 from Oases -114 Quorreelawa. August 12 4, , frost. New P. E. Dad Vinsenir-ot Orsenand, August 14, from Gothenburg Venus-at Gram/. August id, from Warns= efsamome-ot assuaged, Augu.t 13, fres Mg. taasua--at Gargiff, August 11, from . kII, IB SAILED. Assam—from Cardlk August 10, to Constantin*. Angus—kcal OiLtdigr. August 11, to Ourstantimple Aguas—frogs Cliwitli, August 13, to Gallipoli AAVlCl—from G, August 19, to Queen" Aso—from Newp reenock ort, N., Aug me 11, to Barcelona AprourErrs Mims—from Queenstown, August la, to Constantinople BOSOMS—tram Pill, August 12, to (Timm Boo—from Cardiff; August 12, to Bray= AMMO VlSlTAS—telen Newport, M.. August 11, t 0.... Baresksa 03aurrium—trcas Shields, August 12. to Carthagma Dog lloassrar —from Cardiff, August 11, t 0............ Vesta lierma—from Shields, August i 2, to Malts Amos—from Shields. August 12, to earthmen& ENKA AND Bonus—from Newport, k., August 11. to Lisboa Puostass—frun Cardiff, August 19, to Malta Pam—from Swansea, August 11, to. Gibraltar roszr—from Gnvesend, August 14, to Gravalised Osumas—from Cardiff, August 11, to Gibraltar Gaossa Capunto—from Sunderland, August 12, to earthmen& Hsoarr—from Cardiff, August 11, to ...... Menials Hors—from Iltemogabs, August 13, to ......... Lisbon Hussy Purr—from Shields, August 12, to New York host TarliZa—from Gravesend, August 14, t 0.... St. Helena Joie—from Swansea, August 13, to Gibraltar I—from Cardiff, August 10, t 0....... Constantisoplo •orstan—from Cardiff, August 13, to San Frame** ....—from Cardi ff , August 13, to Yalu _....maa—frosi Cardiff, August il, to Coostantinopla Iscer—ftwe Oravemnd, August 14, to ..................Onmelloes Limps—from Gramemsd, August 14, to Oravehms 1111111M—froul Cardiff August 11, to .... ...... Barcelona Msasm—team Cardiff, August 13, to ..... .............. ....... Palma /Imo—from Shields, August 12, to .., ..... ................... Otto Vornis—from Portaaouth, Amman 10...........Nrs Cras °swam—hum Jersey, August fl, t 0............................. MOW Onto—Mm CarOlS, August It to .- August 11 --- Gibraltar Jam Dea Jima VI Cornetistlnoili nue—Boni evasive, 1, to. ressess—frcea Grimsby. — August q PZlLlA—tram Cardiff, August 19, to.. Panu.—fray Cardiff, August 12. t 0.., rassrer—ova Qudiff, August IS, to luwsAsagar—from Groomed, August 14. to igiassa—troy Cardiff. August 13, to Bassra—tona Osrdiff, Angst IS, t 0.......... Genoa Bovaaa—trons mow. await IL to Noose itooonrio—aolo Strom. Aims l i. to Mendes' Itsmos—Noge It, to &nut sus—fray Isom &wet 14 to Bessessroos—irem Cardiff. August 116 to BANTA CAllemamitell COAX, August 13, Servs —tram Irgilossath. August IL to .......... 81.1sposa—from llosiogesys, August IS, to SAMNA—from rIW. Aogrt 11, to Buse loa—train Sonora. August 11, to Ike WK. Frowutas—tron Gravesend, August 14, to.. Wan ltivst Trues Bacon—tram Gravesend, August 14, t 0........ Coptobsiem Tor AND Musa—hay Cardiff, August 13, to Comas Taos Burs - hot' Newport, August 11, to Toon se—tre, Quseastowa, M., Augurt It, to Reassata—tron, Hartlepool. August 12, to "•—vs—troy Cardiff, August 11. to 13, ... „O W Wien —kora Carliff, Miguel& to Hartlepool, August 11, ..... ...Ceylon assemvare—from thriusiso, August 11, to Gibraltar VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Advocate. fres Shamtbas for Loodou, July 23, lat. 33 N., lon. 41 W. Deco bl 31 4 Kay, Qom Liverpool for Melbourne, July 0, lat. 7 8., ism 34 W. Despatch (Eohlish barque), from London for Madras, laL 11.34 N., lort. 211.0 W. Harriet (ship), from Chins for tondo', 131) days out, Start Point bearing N., three Imam, August 12. James onnamong, trom Uverpool to Calcutta, July 11,1 at. 66 N., lcs. 23.17 W. ; 27 days out. Ottawa. from Calcutta for Loudon, July 31,15 t. 39 N., ton. 33 W. COLLISION WITH AN ICEBERG. The Gaulle (brig). Cu:, from London to Newfoundland, struck upon an iceberg 14th June, in lat. 47 N. lon. 42 W., and was aban dound on the 17th in a sinking state ; mew saved by the Sovereign, or North Shields, arrayed at Dalhousie. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 12. at larerneee.tead, Bayswater, the wife of B. BIZ ti r. Eq., of a soli. CHB.lB7ll!..—Augest 19, at Hodder:lon, the wife of C. P. Christie, Pp., of a daughter. PALCKll.—Auguat 12, at New Bond-greet, the WE, of Kr. D. &Me, of a eoo. ---.— - --- ORAZD,—August 9, at Reetteoles, Lanarkahlre, the Wtfe of A. Gerard, req., of &daughter. atgargEmll9. -August 9, at Bernet Barton, Soutgh,, Devon, the wife of Mr. 8. P. Newberry, of • daughter. 11.0HRWEGSR.—August 13, at Denmark hill, the wile of I. C. Rohrweger, Req., of a daughter. STONL—August la, at Yeovil, the wife of Mr. Btoae, of a daughter. WADHAIL—August 11. at Asaley.pleee, Chita', the wife of J.D. Wadham, ER, of a Boa. ItABAIAGES. DLERIDGE—BARTO29.—Aogoot 9, at St. Andrew's, Plymouth. W. &Coleridge, ER., ma of the Ice Bishop Coleridge, of Balaton. Devon, to Katherine Frances, daughter of the late Capt. R. C. Barton, of Cumuli/I, Devon. - - - - - LORNBY—DANVERB —August 9, at Weybridge, Surrey, by the Bev. Mr. Jelhooe, P. H. N. Hornbr, Viq., of the Board of Trade, to Elie% daughter of P. 9. Hansen, Esq., of V. ("bridge. LOW - 11088.—August 9, at St. Mary Magdalene's, Bermoodeer. WWI= James, son of W. Mars, Esq.. of Bermondsey, to Mary Use, daughter of *slats A. O. Boss, Req., of Biadiord, Yorkshire. ROCTIIII—ADAMBON.—Augost 9, at the pariah church et By., bj We Iles. IL Cooper, 8.D., Vicar, J. C. (totter Baq., of War. Beet. to Katherina Dawes Saunders, daughter of J. Adamson, EN.. of By% dame& DEATH& AWDiEWlL—Aagast 9, at Rathbun, near Sittingbounts, the Bet. T. Andrews, aged 78. CAMILKON.—Ausuat 9. E. H. Cunerws, Esq., of Chester.terrsce. liatins.square, aged 39. °MAKINGS. Awing, at Uwe.. Mary, wife of Mr. H. °orange. 01 RIO-street, Lyres. aged 43. HAMILTON.—August 11. at handna-terraoe, Mandiestex, Elizabeth. rellet of R. Thunlltest, Seq., of Fenton, Staffordshire. HAMILTON.—Lognet 9, at Well-street, Es.alusei, LW. Sas& tom. Seq. 1.11 _ 10, at amremeat.place, Pentontiltis. Lia.n. rig aged H. 'ATNll.—Motast 10, at Walllartoo.equare, Hastings, J. 1.. Par" laq.. son of tee late Rem. Mir C. Payita, Bart., aired SI. Iz al W Wriaus HAI" 01116 11. Lestard a the OW of Larks. Mato. si Oilloo. la Leotard die rteneciee IFlNedaise-Wmossmir. Mown 14 Ma