The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-09 00:00:00

Melt ea Wedarday—whoa tie Lord Pearlier asked him Nit wee probable that the argereate err be esewhird N the erne of the thy. Tale wee the lest day et sittiojg, sad there wen several lane* pithier to be heard; sad miler aro was a probability of briagiag the argaarata to a ow elusion, it was urine to weepy the time that ought to be devoted to *Ow briar" After a coaritation with the ether errs' eared la re appeal, Sir F. Kelly bald he bead that they sherd wit erelade their &reanimate on that day. Oa the oespetioa of his lordship. the reties wee error to staid err till the lint day et Miraelines Term, as rep to be taken by either party Is the projediee of tie ether, end the Aril of the weary of Norfolk to held in hie hese a aelleiest satidastre to the resarerd the apart fer the property seised rider the rawatioa. En Liedrip then preseeded to hoer sad are orders Is Nary natal kalt-past twe Verdi, okra the parte &doge lenahtated, sad the court roe br the vacation. Several court! pored be the hoar* of ratter whisk the tionsidvred important. His Lordship said it was impereible. If Do narrated to leer thew, there would be no eel of the drags; bat he proposed to at in his private room la the moraine sad rake orders in any unopposed Nulls prisms that should he Drought Wire Dir. gums Ticnemscatiaa Sams lawn MVSZAT V. ROVTLADOS AND ANOTIMA. COPTDSOUT IN INA WORKS OF HAM M= MILTILLS. The argusent is this ease was sot menthed to day. it having Men arranged that the seem *mil MIA site. The °Nest of the salts to obtain as inicnolion W reelesin Mr. Roatledge, the publisher of San hum tq and pen Mint in • work sailed " Pepsine w," ain weeks called respectively " A Narration of • oar Yeah' Amides* among the Natives of the Mammas Islands," end " Omie," both written by Mr. Hennam hielviM M New York, by when stopyriglits thereof had been Minn hued to the plaintiff. The injunetha h resisted, as is the ease of " Murray T. 80b.," on the ground that the author is is alien, and cannot be entitled to a eopyright is this country. ADORNS. TO VICIPCITAIKILLLOIL . At the reclusion of thoortnag, whir (r Ma boss soar sirs his Honour has his. Hoch ores, ths duties of theorise Vicer•Ctiarellor in oddities to his ors), waa protracted to • kst hour, tto whole bar rose, and The Attersey-Geseral said—" fAr,—Bodore you retire, I as desirous to say a kw words as behalf of the bra. It is now several winks that the burros of dr snort. which is smelly distributod moss throe Tios-Chroollor's Coons, has Won berms by yosr Hears doss. That briars always prossiag at this tire of ths year, has this year boon florally heavy; and is addition to that, it has bon sour isernsed by reams 01 the claim arias g soda a new jut* dirks of toe ors. too, sir, roue, liar Minor of re whole of that briars by your owa exertions. I as desired by th. bar to take this opportunity of sorrels. *you their raper sod atlairatios firs the kaow and ability with which you have disposed of that sorb attired rue of busier% sad I hops I ray furrier, en their Wulf, too. uprose the gratitude whisk they fool Ise the *weary re sod usweoried paters, strati*, sad sourtosy with which you have bossed to every member of the bar. I maredy seed to say bow grad -IPyiag it is to as to ha rads the spina sf this sosiasai- The Viet C barelke—" Mr Attorsey-Osseni, I as deeply entitled by the words that yen have Men ploanill tfa adding so se ea the part of aa beararobio, onlileseed. mud intelli gent body, who could not have seleowil nehaasel of seaman. ussatha more agreeable to spel . is oseamon with you, upon privets equally as upon the alressetanees which have meetly inednend wee amnion desirable, I have but eadtavorwad In 40 what, firr so e Su ol l mamas, was incumbrat upon wo to de, os well me I Mackin, the bar for the valuable taIiiIMMIS that, on all a: casks*, and partiestarly during this meat prosoure of basiaires, I have rewind from then ; and tbaskies them hr their uniforms 'smuts% aid in au especial manner for the pretest proof of it, which mono wield more highly ap preciate, and which meld be by mow asseptei with more plearare t►an lapel , . I respostfully bid yen farewell, sail wioh you all a most agreeable vacatien, that is to ay, to the anion a very idle oats, sad to the jailors owe very meth the COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YESTEIDAY. Banes Ma. Cosonancorsa Goctsrax. Ice 1.1 NAsa AND NNALS —Tun DosAtxo AND RIBIOATI BANK. The was the last examination meetlag. The bankrupts Were barkers at Reigate and Dorking. Oa last Saturday an application was made to the wan to enlarge the time for the bankrupts' surrender, but owing to proper notice not barium been give*, his Honour decided that be bad no jurisdiction, and that if the bankrupts, who were stated to be very aged, did not attend at the last eximiaation meeting, they would be proclaimed in the usual form. A notice of the application appeared in oar journal of Moaday. Since then, however, courtthe accepted the surrender. Mr. Wryttlite prepred the bankrupts' belanee-sbeets, which wt re very voluminoss, and showed these results: JOINT SALM - ZOO UT /SOX JO3II. 11316, TO /CON 1630. Da. To creditors oa deposit and drawing amount. £43,429 1 6 Total proseahle on notes Missals kr bills short Mend to cuslourers' seconat as nadir : Part rewired by the ollkdal weignee lit 9 3 Part revasiadne la Ws To elalaaata for amounts paid In after the bank stopped ... Token* Beak balance to We credit To balance at wait and low amount how Jane, 1646, to June, 1131 1,244 14 4 To t36,917 13 1 By orb paid to the elide Aselenesse: At Reigate ..—...... £1,216 3 10 At Darlene' Ditto, part deleleney..— ll2 13 4 131 Bernard •03.1.636• 1,703 610 --- £4,039 3 0 By rood debts . kis ot each 15,364 17 6 Ire pert 01 in Reigate notes— ISM 0 0 --- 14,664 7 6 17 Meetly, needle of debts By balance due to Thum Neale By ttl . d tidally le the hands of tie MR nal wig nee, but Cairovel so being alert mitered to cadomers 249 17 6 By emb after the hank Mond 1,243 6 7 By loess . laeludiag—Rad debts ....... 4.630 2 2 Rad We 1,269 6 9 3,919 7 11 Deadeasy in the otatement of the slain of the bank, Jane JO, 1916 By deficiency and defalcations is taking the make-up account at fittest, .ald barking as Jape 22, MO— 4,336 6 1 by undiscovered difference is Woks. 62 II 4 Total 636,917 13 1 The separate balance sheet of Thomas Nulls wu as follows: l'aon Joon, 1646, ro Jryz, 1630. Da. To Shan. '..h and Nelda, as per joint balsam Asa 116,261 7 1 To capital, 110th of ism ISIS 6,967 16 S Total t 25,2411 $ • By mei dellta 81 Prne 77 7 by captain; /23,243 $ 9 The joint balance sheet comprised 142 folios. It appeared that the anal hoar for closing the Bank was o'clock, and that at ball-put 8 on the even's' of the 22nd 0 Jane Mears. Clones paid into the Bask through Mr. 8. Bowing a stun of 1,17 W. Ile saw Mr. Johesou, the imager of the Bank, sad paid hint the mossy ea for Mesas. Chilton. On the following Monday morning the Bank was not open. Mr. Lewin appeared for Mean. Clutted, and prayed that the amount so paid into the Busk be retained to his clients by the *facial assignee Mr. Penes% who had reddest foods is bead. An ackdowledgment had beat given by Mr. Johnson of its receipt, dated the 24th of Jame. The court having expressed a wish to am the receipt, it wee produced, and bore date the 24th hum, but appeared as having been received " to be accesated ter es demand," and was signed " For Nash and Neale, J. Johnson." Mr. Lewin having cited some cues is support of kit prayer, Ilia Honour said that be would defer giviag hie decision till counsel had been heard in opposition to the adakeibility et the proof. He would Hz the 14th of August to hew fur ther arguments upon the point. Mr. Cooke appeared for Mr. Penfold, of Dorking, carpen- ter, and tendered a proof for 28U , beiag the amount paid by hint as surety for Naas sad Neale, tremaren to the Dorking Delon. The question which arose was u to whether Mr. Peafold maid prove against the separate estate of Mr. Nub, he sow seek* to do so. His Hamm was strongly of opiairm that the proof ought to be admitted arsine, the joint estate, bat he would dolor Orin Judaism' at preent. Mr. Heatterews, se solicitor for Mr. C. Hill, sought to prove so a 'Draw for 261. odd, but His Hamm said that he did set thlak salleient facts bad bees broaskt forward to justify the court la whaittiag the poet tmday. H. would, !Lowesr. hoar farther armaatesta urea the subject at • fatale mat e d, if it was thought as asmary. Mr. Holly epplied that the swami of the ascomataat be oßewed oat of the estate. The tom, mammies would am muse it. Ths edlisial amigo's, fer, Mr. owiag Pa to the wn, said that *la was WW el great ago of Um and other aireomataacm, It was that a hied be employed is the preparatMa of beak- Measiso sisiu"L esid that the appliestioa se to the esseisateat's means ow& to have beet wade it the weeds( fee the dories of Ww• es ; but la this ems. the wipes esassietlai, veadosahle swami would be allowed. Mr. Jame peppered as separate essesals of the bankrupt Noels, sad ea that hie ezpeases be allowed set of tke tstate wee geosieL Kr. Newell sell Met the beabrapts' sesesate were very veleniesee, sad timbre ea ediesumatest of Oa beak:opts' lest exualaatien vies amsesery. The saanismits wee thea sigeornail. ROYAL INDIA AND ADMIALIA STUN NATIOA- TioN,Toasordoi a utilise et imams we. bad WI" the Moue Is elusion Blunt. he tho forther proof if thine es Ms Mom, *Molt olooset is all to bete GM = 4,ONL, ON say riots aphid whisk, soar i soma ID MI On 400 f. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME ClRCUlT.—Guicoroari. AVOMT 8. Dams Mi. Jvvrace Eau B.s. ♦ Coulees Jost. .. Ham's. This was au ratios to no: air damages for • libel. The defeadeat pleaded a Jestigessice. Mr. B. Jamie, Q.C., mad Mr. Lesba sehat en he the plead& Mr. M. Casaba" Q C., was for the Mr. Jens& ingenag the ere. add Med Mg /Waft Adria' 11111,16eahate, was a lierepa netellatit. brain em establishssint is Leedom, sad also "then at inittedem sad Alemaibia, mad h. bed rateesin Misleads trineratimes with both thanes"... The demean was else a fisseigeor, sad bat, the belayed, beat raised is amenralb Formats, sad the plalatitempleirad eta nest seems ifitz i krainal s i t ea White epee kin by the dentaleat slaterante, to Hess lease, of the nee ensesarisary merigese, sad whisk were esksalatsd sanely to ruin his eherester as a metehara sad a maa of Meier. The AMOK whit areal es ide badmen I. the City of Lradem, had • private raidame is Bt. Jaha'awsod, sad his limey .ea sited of his wile sad throe children, sad, to his seishirtera, it ewawd thee darns last year he had ialreduesd W iafitMaat ban his family es • tetra in idly his abildrea, rad he eat at his table. treated as ems of his aad tins bad em mteramaity .1 bowmen erarainted with bis slain. He wine oralsaraer to retreat es meek as possible be. mehnieg to *opiate' dreamiest= that wen bathed to the mesas Watery, bet he felt inespelled to is ben ski joy that the planar, very sem after the iatradoe tioa of tho delsadrat to hie ially, Lad too mita reason for biliniag that he bed smesselei is sedating from hist the Madras ef his wils, sad eke samtaally quitted her home, sad be believed we at the premat time living with tte de hadeat is epee adultery. Not waded, hewers, with the isilieram el es Laney of this deep sad deedly ehanater spa the mesa who had betriended him, sad who had pissed teed dean is his homier, the deleadaat bed, if possibly, eggranted that latalerramitting the sets epos which Val preseat settee wee sad after destroyiag ran for bis domestic hap piano he esaght to destroy his reputation as • unchain, and tine brash. him in irretrievable rola. The libel of which the phiatilf conesieed,wm antained in three letters akin he would tow read to the jury. The first we dated April 14, 1860, sad was add reseed to M. Mounts St. Lem, banker, at Park. It was as follows: " It ia knows to me that you are la readmit of 'reit with M. A. Re s, of Leaden; Alszaadria, and Rot terdam I t met to leen yea is ignorant, that the ereadaless disorder sad immorality of Reyseanat n, of Leedom. have had the effect of Mingles kin tato the most template insolvany, after keen, raised his family sad atteawed several tines is mypressmeste aserainate his wife. whom lire I same sad vibe La ardor to snaps ben an ill uminant ate* madame has bees obliged to take refuge ia the midst of the family of this arifik., nopeemble, sad virtuous victim. Tor the purpose of avoid isg the prank of his creditors aid of defrauding them perhaps, ibis wren has made a pretended sale to a ranee same Beery Hisao*, his stork, who is karma to be without pecuniary mum. Thera is eves ia my ramessios a document terming from this some clerk, proving that in is nothing but the dark, with a e.lary, to M. Reveraaans bit priacipal, when orders he possinly era. Cita. I NORM it to product the docueseat is a court of law, what the tine shall be found to be proper, and when I shall be regularly required to prunes the setae. You will please to make arab an of this letter as you may think proper, sad oransuaicate the same, it aramary, to the creditors of M. Raisonnaine, who are knows to you, sat accept an cordial salatation.-Bigrad J. 'intern. 27,Nertolk-etteet, Fitzroy square." P.B.—lt eppean that his brother at Alezaadria, da ytime as • Turk, is at this nonfat is Leedom, fie at Romer. dam. It is said, but I knew lot whether the statement is tan et not, that he has sold, lest, as gins to you, hie negro, who, as well as his Roble manor, has bees for PM. time on foot. If the raid Atrina is nosily with you, inter rogate kin respecting the facts mentioned by me, sad you will sot be loag is acquiring the eravictioa that these state meats are mach below the troth." The Learned Conned then iroceoled to state that on the same day the defendant gent a letter of • similar description to another of the eorrmoomdenM of the plaintiff at Antwerp, and on the 18th of April he sent a third letter to his serves poodent at Wilheleassadt, and he reed them to the jury, but is they were to precisely the same effect as the one above given it will be unnecessary to npeat them. H. mid he should satisfy the jury that the foul and malicious state ' mints contained in threletters were entirely without founda. Mo. So far from being insolvent he was carrying on an ex tensive and respectable business as a merchant of the City of London, and the statement with regard to Hinckes, his clerk, was utterly untrue, and had so other foundation than this. The plaintiff suspecting the improper nature of the intimacy that existed between the defendant and his wife thought it right during his sheenye thread upon his mercan tile affairs to give his &Ark some additional influence is his entablishment, and being ignorant of the laws of England he thought that by sub- letting him hie house and furniture during his abscises he should effect that object, and this was the only ground for the slanderous im putation that the plaintiff had assigned his property to him in order to chest his creditors. He said that unfortunately a few days back Hunches, the person referred to, had taken poison, sod he was now in the charge of his friends, and he should, therefore, not be able to produce him as • witness ; but the agreement that was made with him was in eourt, and should be proctored if his learned Mend desired to see it. The learned counsel then remarked upon the serious consequences that were likely to ensue to • gentleman in the position of the plaintiff by such an attack being made upon his character, and observed that it might have outdid is his total ruin; and be concluded by saying that he felt warred that when the whole case was before the jury they would give each an amount of damages as would show to the world the groandlesouse of the charges that bad been made, and would re-establish the reputation of the plaintiff, which had been so grievously assailed. Miss Sophia Roysennaers, a very intelligent little girl, was then examined. The original letters written by the defendant were shown to her, and she identified the handwriting. She then deposed that she accompanied her father and mother from Rotterdam to England about twelve months ago, and they resided in Elm-tree-road, St. John's-wood. Atm', nine weeks after they . came to Basked the defendant was air ' pointed tutor to herself sad her sisters, and he remained on the home until some time in the premed year. Mr. Chambers t h en proceeded to cross examine the wit ness, but upon his whine her where she was living at the present time she declined to answer, because she said her mother and Mr. Reptik wanted to got her to reside with them. _ Mr. James interposed, and said he believed an attempthad been made by the wife of the pleintiff and the defendant to obtain forcible possession of the c►ild, and he Masted that under these circumstances his loused friend would not press the question u to her present resides's. Mr. Chambers said he mut insist upon his right to a full eree►asaminatiou is this ease. it to the discretion of the loused mussel, sad he wee rare that he would rot enter taco say imparts, that wire sot absolutely asosseary. Mr. Chambers said he should seetsialy sot do so. The isquiry was me of a very palatal charaster, sad ha should sot altar into sap matters t►at he did set °sadder absolutely essential. The witness this, in answer to quotients that were pat by the Waned weasel: said *Asko sad bar aaama were living is Rotterdam kr soma Ems before her pipe fetched them frost liagland. Hs was *mime es hie %Noises as a an cheat at that tisk anti frsquestly travelled to transact his affairs. The iliast was appekted as tator after they had boa is BROM about alas weeks, sad ho renialud until he was Wiwi sat et the loess by Mr. Mathes. Her papa sad mom wed he quarrel winethaes but she said she never saw bit mu but her saunas, s ad whoa there was a gored, her mom always bops it. iA laugh.) She had sus bar hers Prise is • Turkish dress; eau alter he had reamed Um Egypt, when he put it ea to male seise conipsay who were at their how. He NM won the diets out of the loess Meieiitiiiiiiriilll;. .I;miin—TM house is Bt. John'. mad bed bees prepared for their neeptioa whoa they as... beet liotterdem. TM quench between her papa sad mama wen mach mon in quest Woe Mr. Hayes& no. to the hem. Atilt they bad bad breakfast, he weld rep that he was plot to beak her mama English, sad they meld go Ws a/Mber seem, bat this wily maned whoa her papa was hem bum Mr. Coventry, ems seadiaat, deposed that ha had Moira the plaintiff for meal yeses ea a foreign sembent, sad he bad had Menem beemelises with him. He had establish ments at Mesterileia eel Botterelano, sad carried as ea in famies beidee.-111. IL L. Croke, gam Mailer mikes* Mr. !Haab Dart. a irk la the P proved that the Loden eistaieleg the lade bare the fled hedge post marks, end regularly paned Mass. the &threat pest dim Mr. H. Child, Sophistic' Mimi*, deposed that be was essimistM Ma as pleisllff mad his MIN as& la MI bees iambs' spas Si MON of these ialietseen dilheeases. Abet Ise &pa ego Maid Rayeename ailed et his saw wed apes Ms rift down stain he saw the delemiest waling for her, mad they west away together. Thelattere wan pat la sad rued , aid this dead the me far the yWatiff. Ms. Climbers thin pessedled to address the July in the defesdeat, bat I/ so Mims was seared la es port of the piss of jaetilleallw and is append, is point of 4et, that to wawa was* be Mlimpled N the &Wire ems, tt will be linessemy to go et my Mtge late tbe tepid urged by the beam esseseL He oseemssied with sem = apes the mimed the phial, is isalnelig his te dr alloy the of his wile, sad ha aiMeadod that them was it proei d the a: Mean at any gully mamba be. tweis las ad Ibe delliskst, sad mit Oat the mantis. was only isealesel with a view to priguillee the lagairy, end laden the jury se gim bean damps He mateaded that If then wee say peeeff Ike the abuse of asi nine *mammies, the Mies ought to lave bee& braved la that Mai, sad that tbe *Miff had so right ibus• the abeihat with ha/lag libelled his, and dm la eider M Wan the jury to she heavy dam.% b irdie. ember asemelles spiel if Mang salami his whs. He mai epee the Jars mat to phallism se& a wised ef peeinedieg, and add shat they bad ea Mem is sigerd asber "Mks Om the see adeally Mese Om, effhh tho &edge of Ebel, eel they wee* added to do was, to midair elatimisest d Wary *elided( had esideod by Mt Trs low' mead MOMINIMI b 7 ugh, via the lery, _wad* die eirmailame is was iml"h" hi Si. MIMICN Mra sobbed ova real the UM Ming Meowed la proem &read, who my hiked Ohm up NM Ink am Mahn setlee of them. see se jazdaslies was sognired he the ye/posse M Ibe Mr. 5= 4 Edo, hi Niiimbig ay, after hada. Welly as. obi& *bed die seem M the said OM die Mowed= se sits waft slim IS ohs lore bowls I go goggsasew d smut swims dossolor,bsuesels THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 9, 1850. most be appeased he swim body that, la thew of ernes neassetiag menaritile Weirs with terelia seeable% lib patties 'manly depeadwi epos hie emit sad, If owe seeitalos wee Cast Gapes MN, k sight Gauge hie sew leis. The Jury would dimwit ices their ees.idereties all Stet had bees muted with mud folio alined saiwiewlain of thew& of the plaiatilf with the tieheheat. If it wee tree, it shield beta the yowl fee • diarist &seriphs of preseed•og, wed the lea wadi merely leek at thew ad ilbal. which wee the air ist tiey sew had to sessider. RS issisidp thee odd that beeeted set leap eisidderiecthet the essiset of the delesdeitt, ha *slag s of junds• apes she reser4, owl permission he vehil this pies up Is the very bet stimieet, possibly fee the repose fed the plaintiff hem preesedkei with the mks, wee sa ow& maims diermeasse ta the Nee, sad ewe etitielithekify weed te tele Ms their esesilwatisa la estiasetiag the demon Is *limb lie *id/ woe sesitled. mews of The Jim elaie • *eft dellheseties • retained it we al* Ms die pleistilr— WESTERN CIRCUIT.- 7 Wsz . u,_Auoun 8. The seassissiaa kw holding the anise; kw 84;;;;;seishire was opened yesterday siterseos by Mr. Rowell Gurney. Q.C. Mr. Jostles Mintage arrived hen Rueter is the IMMO et the *vetting. The eehroder seatelee the nano of 61 yrlsenen. shamed with the killewing assess : Murder. 1 ; anon, 2; robbery, 4; burglary, 6; housebreaking. 3; sheep .Malin!, 2; wake, 31; siabenlement, 1; eonspitesm, 3; eosesolusest ef birth, 1 sleuth with incest, 1; ouseur, 2 ; want et SlUlls i The same list eentains 16 wee, 6 of which are set dew* far special juries. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT,—CHarru. At*. 7. Boa= Ka. Immo TAL•011/4D. Mumma. John Toiler, 64. a lebo;ier, ;ras Witted for the murder of WINO, lames Ttyler, at Tuahlaighem.rtn.Orbediey, on W 28tb May lest. Mr. Trafford and Mr. Davidson snowed kr the props elation, and Mr. Bwe.Nsbam defeadal the skew. From Weeklies, of the witnesses, it appeared that the prisoner is s labourer, lives in a very small cottage with his wife sad four children at the village of Tuahlogbam, near Mapes, in this toasty, the diseased being the eldest and shout sight years of age. Oa May 28 lest, about 4 (Mock, the prisoner befog at home with hie children, his wife having gone to the market at some miles distant* from Thalami/- ham, oho of the neighbours saw one of Ms little gide crying at the deer. Oa 'squirts; the ease*, the neighbour was is formed that the child's brother was to the home ayieg. The party endeavoured to allude admission to the Mart, but found the deer fart. The window was removed sad an estrum» effected, when the body of No deemed wee felted lyiag ea the nose is s peel of blood, his shall having been bartered la several plasm. Near the spot aa sac was hand covered with gess sad a quantity of hair attached to it. The paean was ties 'earthed for, sad he was discovered is bed with his aging on. He was saked reeptertisg the transaction, but he made so reply until he was at the lock-up, whets he remarked to the ainstabla who had him la °hue', os sada( the bloody axe," Toe need not briag that, for lam guilty. That is the thin. If I had been reed by my wife, I ahead not hats beat ben." Mr. Sweetenham addressed the jury on behalf of the pri mer at eataiderable kerb, coattails( that the act of the primmer, coupled with his coaduct at the time of the shock lag arearrar es. was ouch that proved that he was not in a state of stied as to be readered accountable for his actions. Several skirts*, were them called, sad they depend to having booms the ;wiener for many years; that he had I several WINO attempted to destroy himself; sad bad acted I in a very strange and violent manner. The leagued Judge summed up the ',ileum, truing the Jury that the defence of insanity when set up as an tame for trine ought to be very narrowly watched, for it was certeiuly sot every pa rt y who committed an outrageous set under the beanies of some extraoldieur feelinp or petr oleum who ought to be allowed to screen himself under such a defence. After going through the evidence, his lordship left it to the jury to say whether the 'entailer committed the murder, shout which then earthed to be no doubt, and what was his state of mind at the time. The jury consulted together for about a quarter of an hoer and then acquitted the prisoner on the ground of insanity ; and be was ordered to be imprisoned during her Majesty's pleasure. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YzarzaDAY. BIIPOLO ra. lIIILILUIT ADAM. Tex Asthma _ON MR. J. P. Smuts, I[ .P.—Tae m IVEsT — 124 - erett . ic-ao-LA—aa-7 Charles Bentley surrendered to take his trial upon an in dictmeot charging him with having ensalleted an small mon Mr. John Patrick Somers, member of parliament for Sligo. Mr. Bllluitine and Mr. Ribton were for the prosecution ; Mr. Clathem appeared for the defendant. It may be remembered that this assault took place at the cricket ground of the scholars of Westminster School, Vin cent square, Westminster, and that the conduct of the scholars in the transaction was impugned by the prosecutor. Oa the day of the funeral of the late Doke of Cambridge, Mr. 8361( /II proceeded to the Home of Commons shortly after six o'clock in the evening, but there being no hones in consequence of that event, he, accompanied by a friend of his, Mr. Bremen, walked slowly towards his residence in Tyne street, Vincent-square. When be got within sight of his house some parties who were there lot out a favourite dog of his, a Newfoundland one, to meet him. The deg tan towards him, but the gate of the enclosure, the cricket ground, being open, he turned in, and began to roll about oa the grans. Mr. Somers went in with the view of getting the dog Cut, when he was accosted in an insolent manner by the defendant, the son of the keeper of the ground, who was sitting with another panel smoking. The dog was about five yards from the gate, and some 150 or 200 3 ards from the players; but the defendant told him he bad no business there with his dog, sad ordered him cif. Mr. Somers said the dog wee doing no harm, when the defendant agate ordered him off, threatening to bundle him out if he did not leave the ground that moment. Mr. Somers then said, "Don't lose your temper, there's no harm dose; I came in to take the dog out." At the same moment the defendant approached menacingly, and apprehensive of being assaulted, Mr. Somers struck at him, but he avoided the blow. Mr. Somers' friend interposed, sad remonstrated with the defendant, who was very violent, and was only kept from Mr. Somers by the superior strength of Mr. Braman. The dog attacked them all, and completely tore off the skirts of Mr. Somers' emit. Mr. Somers lett the ground and the gate was locked, and ea he stood holding by the railing on the outside, explaining to acme persons, who, at the time, bad witnessed the distutbance, ret i lltat it had arisen, the defendant advanced to the railing, and from the inside dealt Mr. Somers a violent blow on the eyes and awe, so violent that he would have fallen had be net been caught by a bystander. The effects of the assault were such that Mr. Somers was unable to take kis seat in the house for some days. When the defendant struck the blow, he said, with a coarse oath, " I know him well, he's • member of parliameat, and I'll pay him off." The allegation made against the scholars by kb. Somers was, that they in stigated the detendaat very math, and that they need the same sort of language as the defendant applied to him. Oa bring arraigned the defendant pleaded Guilty. Mr. Clarissa laid he appeared in the ease at the instance of the head seater and the authorities of the school, who had takes the matter in hand, in order that it might be thoroughly investigated, and the truth elicited, la reference to the Imputation cost upon the scholars by the highly re sponsible, gentleman who prosecuted the charge, their desire beim that whilst the fullest inquiry should take plan, not tap farther with the defense when galleried that the detest dant's mance had been aajastigable, and that the impute- Um upon the enders was not to be substantiated. They were satisfied that no juatilleatioa could be offered for the course Bentley had adopted, at the same time they were per fectly satisfied that there was no blame to be attributed either to the distinguished head ander of the school, the Mud itself, or the scholars The conduct of Mr. Somers throughout had been moot kind and gentlemanly, and the Nam he had cemented to take thee was in keeping with that madam, and some regretted more than the parties for when appeared that sash an outrage had been nemaitted epee him. It was clear that no answer could be given to the thes rge manse Beasley, and Mr. Somers, wed kindly, wadi be mounted with the course he (Mr. CWksoe) had to meanie to the court. It had bees *crafted that Mr. Somers should receive the code be bad bees put to (though that woe to bin a natter et the slued ce), and the sum bed hem deed at lel. ilia him& Mr. Ballaatine would mime the aggelsaseme afar. lames to thie donne, end the defendant thee meld he is the heeded the wart. Mr. Ballantine meld est say many words, but he bit Mead to my that be bad sever met with cap indirldnal e lero ma d e riel to act fairly, candidly, and jest towards them Mr. Sneers; mg though emend had often to urge mon their diens the Media of • portitratro ems% it wag dee to Mr. Senors to stab th at it wee When Ids own with that Me leanest come timid, epee the lieggeretion of the ether dee, be punned. No hmetallen Thelma rested mot the gaolers, the headomoller, erg the oohed, but the ended al the defendant bed hem mod madden and na med with him** whole Mira of die matter ley. trti abk. mmegif object was Meow the delowlant that nab oat rages emit en be maielleed with Mmaity ; that object was emengthbed by the plead the de fend ant, and he was oaten& _ The leaned Jake wanly eesamaied the awilast of ILL Senses; It was Oat of a Wad Clbehliaa ratters. He Lad showe d that he was set to blame s did as blame snubs* le lass Obeli. sad he he* sheen great Isebeleawee. bait Nadu& eel& be iieweel as ea oxen* pi s = Valor the elresess the sesame, wee that the pay to the wows a Mao of see &Ding. 271 E POLICE COURTS. SOUTHWAYX Sturm Unlit we Citorstia.—John Jar end Mary Jaw were dried with tablas rt. David Peer Crithere. *hi la amok of linear Mee sad two The rim e. ? Mir) In Ma*" net dreg. **IBM waned Bern sad dieheigen with wires al try =rem am ins rhea Ihe resiMeals in showed Idris the darlia. In re sewn at Ss la. Ll.=ineapkgil dr lOW aid a lands with when *ON setrested alining Wear a of a large run el near at Chirestar dales tin Wlran, sad dr the Iftv esneerws whir Jere gird had bees nabbed kerned a reties al the PIONIST. Tn. mailman (W. Vidalia., gm INi_dt_gdvbed el th• run gardened, sad dadlnd awe% nntergesse to &lure Sbe pentegire at re ihrge .....ii _ A_ Apea whir be had akin SNIPS and Zairians lereirm drarged One We nen end dinned lain be be brie a w oar el the bar. laidvidang ware Gingiva he I the weer& with when he eittable. The result ef tbe presest anemias:km trillebow th• weaves by which Jaws awl lbs women alluded te were lads. seed is the dblitellaatke ma 4 bled by am le mend with the aerie epee with* tbe WOW awl lase Senn awl ?debase Into eartedy. Mr. David Par Refille stated due be $ a ladereafiat reathatea, sad rsekke ewe brdrele, la :Unwell. Teat et Wednesday the dist ablybMa le Leedom. he west awn by the Breaks Wale siblater,aed eked et we of the bate, *Ma be tealell skeet Mee e'eleek. is pen te hie privets ledies. Me had la Me left bowmen picket • Freak raw jam. esekleleg Welt 101. Beak of leaked sees, sad hid set preeteded feeler than about Ire beedred parakeet the lea what bo was yereled by the bleak primer. Be desired her to go away, but she seetlneed his bepertualas, awl at IsuVh pooled Ida dews, sad while he was is the grimed the viii. primer rem up awl wed seas eery sears. kerne, to Me, and tuy be* made el. Me (seetyleleast) isamedisely disesetred that he had bees robbed of his parse, mambas UN above amesiat. sad had ao &ale as to t• ideality subs prl seem Yr. loghsta said that ha shoshl watt en ease for tallboy liorstigalioa to Chkatootar. The prisoaers wan than reataaded for that purpose. _ THAMES. RIOTS AMONGST RIVAL GAS COMPANGSS.--Tor the last few days great excitement has prevailed in the neighbour hood of Bra Joesson's-bridge owing to • °Detest which has taken plane between the persona is the respective employ of uCity m and the Commercial Gas Companies, with the view of obtaining poseession of particular spots I. whisk to lay 'down their Om & threatening was the septot of affairs at a late hoar yesterday that upwards of 100 constables were despatched to tks wee of action for the preservation of the pee... Various plasm were charged on yesterday and the previous day with meashe arising out of militias* between the employe's dike rival companies. Mr. Tarifa', situ having investigated wine of theee l ehardes, said that if the supposed they could try their gao l questions by lush lop they were much mistaken, for he was Me to punish any one who committed • I breach of the maw. The worthy magistrate, however, did not pronounce say Midas spoil the oases brought before him, the anal Investigation being postponed to Monday ac at, by arrsisproset. Mr. Gloom* Jaques. seerstary to the Commercial Gas Company. woo was charged with sosaultiag two of the City Compaay's labourers named llmjamia Davesport sod Tbo• mac Lawrie, was board is his own racialism., to apposr ea that day. COTTON.—LresirooL. Atmore 8 —The sales of cotton today are eatiaestad at LOOS balm snd couplet of about 3,000 Ame ricas „ POO Peruses sad Marsaltam. a el; NO Permian, 01 N; 300 el 0; total gam Friday, 43,000 bales. Import sines Friday, The market closes tamely and steadily compared with Fri. rate* ; prior of sU kits'. are Use mate mega Amen; at and Imam lid. per la., addeb may to 1.16 tobuy. Mexceserza, AtfollaT B.—Then II net es much be ion. =.7 last week, sad Use market Way is Islam than that of . la yarns, hoarier, mar* spesiiiy. Flow are fully atiesdasi. Qualities of twist suitable is dr lien India market may be. la mem iesurev, easier to bet. thie Wog • listufsi n suit of the statiewslmg of demad, Maths to mud by the &miss trade kr the songliwat and those in desert by the bum manutacturers are galas Am la sloth. the rains essiNino to Sag, se they imee dose far mos time past, behind the poke at which they wo he. mina 111011111U110, bat enanufeeturen are tolerably determined not le ybild ira Yet quotations. Meeks continue bars, both of goods sod samana, and if manufacturers would combine, ss they ammo ttgailsda. is lawn their Mat productum, rates would no doubt soon be etseleebie commensurate with the high prices they bare to Om for *lea HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES. Norrurowam. Aurae IL —The treble tumout of the bands at New Leaks rill con tinues, all patties determined, and as is usual be the caw of loset-pearreead mlelYes t an wry teeing hes arises. As to the hosiery trade is onsial. viah lbs esseptias sea km Indio disputes with Um oath" It sew was Is a wadi better err oars peaceable state. The limiegh they ma easiarably Isayroveri. so yet low; bat as araOhf awl proeilass an generally low ado, the shethisei ef the eselomo has No& amended within these kw years. The p braoira. whither wooribt or rham-wrought, by or NO up, an is aYr condition ; the only drawback La 6haalf the eitimlith st Ike Sara NNW trade, which was the most pro. amble of alL—The Nib Ilan loss* so important to the town, was never letter at this time et the year. This eager well fir the next seamen, especially when the phlthe observes the superior excellence of the patent plated gloves.—The cotton bobbin net trade, contrary to know elperienes —August being held to be the dullest month of the year-4 In eery fair euaditioa. There wee a short demand for the new mild* called media, but it has fully revived, producing a rich harvest for the Ithatheeter grinners, who have raised the g r o te4if thread to an enormous extent, s evera l di reriptioce of yarn being doub:e the price they were some time einee. As the rester pert of the meehlin le made of extremely floe thread, the east of the material is heavily felt by the ma , line-owners. A. I. the silk trade, It 4 of several descriptions : the blonde b.tibin net trade priacipally regressed by Th. owner of the stupendous factory at Tiverton, which contains more than 3 , 0 machines, and act. w a gnat drawback upon the warp Woe. e lace, which is principally manufac tured la this vicinity; it is, however, in a fair demand , though com peting with Tiverton end Lyons. The white silk branches in general are le a fair state, but the black—more especially the pushers, ere rather dull. Conaiderable improvements ale going on both la warp and bobbin net, but the projectors keep these es far as poreible a pro- found secret. The curtain net, bath bobbin., warp, and tickler, beeps extending. WM n the value of these articles I. knows to the pubba, 'h• present machinery will not be able to supply the demand, as since 1531, the number of bobble net machines at work in Emma has de creased from about 7,300 to about 1,;00.—N0f4 Review. IRON.—OLABOOIr. August 7 —Our Iron market con tinues in • state of inactivity, but the mice fa steady, •t 44.. cash for •y number. CORN.—BAxisairt. Auxust B.—At this day's market we were well supplied witb Wheat. Prices without alterstioo. Beano, per i . .. P 7uXel. d.ar ß e e r ;ley a ll, t a o nd 2S O Z " per th e o laa e. r. " hes 3;'. t0 34. 3r. per Queue. OW, 16.. to 21.. per yr. BilllittOllAll Aroma 8. -At Gloatatter ' wake, on the 3rd, wheat realised Dearly the currency of that day re'nnight; bat at Worcester, same day, sales could only be effected by submitting to a reduction of Is. to 21. per quarter ; on barley the turn was in favour of the seller ; oats unaltered; peas less in request ; beano tally as dear. During the present week the weather has been very floe, and eitioneviendy little passing in the trade. but if holders wiola have given way in peke Is. per quarter, some quantity might have changed arias ; barley in fair request, at harmer rates; °atm , maintain their value: for beans we had lea demand; peas rather ' lower. At this day's market there was a large supply of wheat from the farmers, and no progress could be made in sales without submit. ring to a reduction of Is. per quarter ; very little doing in barley ; oats only taken in limited quantities; beans sold slowly at the rates of this day se'nnight. Peas, Is. per qr. cheaper. Present prices :- Wheat, English, white, per bushel of 621b5., Is. 6d. to 6. . Od. ; new, Ss. Gd. to 3e. 10 4.; red, 3a. 2d. to 3a. 9d.• new, 3s. 3d. to Ss. 3d. ; foreign. red, 3.. Od. to i o reig a, white, Ss. 6d. to Gs. 2d.; Polish Oder& Is. 4d. to Se. 6d.; Danube, 4a. lid. to 3s. M. Barley, per imp. qr., Ils. 64. to 26.. W.; grinding per 3921 6 a.,165. Od. to 335. Oats, English, white, per Imp. qr 17s. Od. to 225. Cd. ; Welsh, black an 4 white, per 31216 e., Ifs. Pd. to IS.. 9d. . • Irish (4011.. to 4211..),175. 6d. to IS& 6d.; (371 6 a. to 39th..), Ifs Od. to 17s. 9d.; black, Gd. to 17.. 6d. Beans, English, old, per 1961b5., I2stid. to 1311.62. ; new, I is. Gd. to Its. 6d. ; kish, toe. Od. to 10s. 64.; foreign, 9..6d. to las. 9d. Pees, boiling, per imperial qr., 275. to 315.; grinding, per 196165., 10a. 9d. to Its. 6d. lentil., per 1961b5., 9s. Gd. to leo. Od. Flour, gorilla ins, par sack of 280 its., 345. Od. to 3Sa. Gd. ; seconds, 324. 6d. to 335. 6d. Bitlirroi, AVOCET 8. —W. have had bat a Sluggish market today. The fine dry, warm weather of the last few days has been, generally seine, tat curable to the harvest, and not. • henry 11 of rain ..o.day, the late currencies were scarcely supported. English whett brought from 40s. to 41s. per imp. qr. roman white, 445. to 4. P. per 41tulbs. Forenrn dew line qua'ities. 425. to 44s per ditto. Foreign red, fine qua to 425. per ditto; and ordinary qualities of red and bard, Vs. to 30s. per imp, qr. lo bow there has been but little doing and prime must be quoted from G al. to Is. per sack below those of this day leaded. English mounds, 325. to 303 per nick. United Katie, kc., sweet, lb. to 21e. per bet. There. has not been much dens In barley, for which prism are about the lame. English malting Vs. to 245. per Imp. qr. English sad Foreign grinding, Ws. to Sta. per 400 lbs. Osts are of dull sale. Devon and Welsh bed, 13s. to Zia izer imp. qr. Irish white, 16s. 6d. to 17s. 6d. per 3301 x. Irish 13e. to 1t... per imp. qr. Beans were In somewhat better re quest, and for good qualities an advance of fully Is. per qr. wasob tainable. English must be quoted 214. to 3).. per imp. qr., and Foreign fis to tra. per 4901 be. Our immarta this week have been con. fined to 3,023 quartets of wheat, and 1,030 seeks of Sour. The corn inspector gives the following as the week's averages:—Wheat, 435. Ild.; oats, Us. 7d.; barley, 305. 10d.; beam, Nu 3d. Catcuudria, Murat 7.—Theta wu a ►him atteadaces at ear market today. The SWIM of the weather eared millers to act with treat rudest ; a few sake were made at a decline of Is. per qr. from last market day. nee were a few sew Per for sale, which realised 2k. per qr. Other articles r beton. Wheat, 40s. to 436. Barley, 21s. to .144. Beams, ?U. to re. Per, kr to 30e. Osta, Va. to 20a. per qr. Flow, 31s. to 325. per sack. Davizaa, August 7.—We bad a good supply of Wheat , for which, at the curnlrig of the market, a oon•iderable advance was asked ; this checked bmlness for some time, but In the end a rood trade we. dote, at tally het week's prices. In other grain but little doing, and no alteration in price. Wheat, white. 30a. ; beet red, 44. to Ye.; middling, Us. to gie. • intake, ale. to Us. Barley, 19s. to Ns. Oats, Itts. to 24e. BM . " 211 s. to Us. Pero, 2 1 / a . to Us. per or. Flour, doe, per seek, Us. to ass. ; seeends, Ue. to Us. GODALMIII4O, August 7.—Tharo was • fair supply of Wheat at this market to .day, whits mat a steady dammed, at last week's prima. Wheat, red, 41e. to 44k; whits, 42a. to Ws.; Ins, 41s, to tee. Baxley, 20a. to Ws. Paw, 2es. to 31s. Oats, lee. to Ws. Newts. lee. to 3M. per v. - - NIMMONS, Await R.—The trade was sot brisk far any article. Wheat Mated Yet day's rates braes samples. Wan new grey Peas were aides et Sea, sad ow 1A at 30a. 111•11/71111011atI, ♦ B.—We have had a v alert ma* dem Witty. AR ear imam arl Weft ea with elk/ heseenamel proey_geserall, la ear ffertseed. nee. h sad empidat abed Oa Wheel. fa Uwe deisiaMiy ha the we. Of Web, we is mittsesonstask Mem est aped crop. The the MIL Ivory OM& d stela laity doR of sale, at late prices. NiWIIVILY, August B.—W• asatiame well supplied with Wheat. TM wallow Mos mdresosaids for tube* operations Woad theb saws Is Mn in t t h i s ib r wok's prism, but tits trade was without salotallOw. /4W• Ise malting Barley. sod coo eldseabis oseaplalats gibs quality of RIM Oats. Bows, and Peas without alteration. PLYMOOTII, August 8.--81 aft nada, .. Nis has blles, sad there appears • prows&d esoll estords ell honest operations. The Wheel Wade was brow Ode seandig, wed the sales bade were at a Me men now than last sarboldlay. 1110TSTOX Aftrast 7.—Ths WINN Of du mostkor ausid tlft Whist trigs t) rub daU lore toady. Iftpaly liberal Mask to Na. per bad. Baby, lb. to Ms. ase ft. Oats, 14s. la lea. Tighe wok lad to Ms. idoorrost-ON4IIIII, Angst 7.—Wo bad 2Z d a Inge maid of Wheat tem the lbearrs, be obi& the proved slaw at a benne of to par wait haft Ma ma's priest. labs aftt Awe lbw ads. Orb met aMr dab et WS oast's piss& I Am vlllout Wks lallsoftus id. • Wks* far d 6 . " * sal Tads. rY, sash Oa to Ms. ; 'MON 41► to aft.; lafth l aV is.. 4 SOL dea s or. as SOL MIK abs sto„ ft pp & Pas. to Oath n SOL They or of dr er Ids. MORA sr, alai& Is Dirlit. l 4b ba is. lo ; brisk, WWI.; sad Striessik, • ag Wm : sad : await. 410. to 41e. MOM sod Drilsolls. lbs. OMs, awl Meeks& b Its" bsOlaft ; Ns. UM PM. to Os. bomb dada, the pas wok I—.Wlissas saddr.dds• 1,071 ore. ; brat % 1,110. tarty. twastwiee. 137. Umsalmi. Alfras4 B.—The toad* fee Wheat Is slow at • radassion at Is. psi v. taxa the pane if bit wit The bed prise gives Is Ha; taw smogs Flee Na vie v. licks sua new van isms* at Gleam aim Wessarelos, August 7.—The weather being Ise aad metemasso man. owertset opted beat Ily. Buyers act with es. Wane leults lagenalmises the prises of Let were fully supported. Wheat. Le. ML le Iterley, Se. id. le lee. Oats, ley. to fa. lkoo. aerlimp. For oar, fa.; meow* I. 10d. Bar. Sew. b. lift 011111104. iteaas. Winitroas. Amine* 7.—1. tb• stoney ef say impels el raft .as. eritarft and Wlth aselbsed Me throughout the day, we awe eaportemed ea solve deemed ter Wheat at rather as •11$1/41. Ikea awl Oats have ben awe* inquired for. Indian Owe bee art AMU stlemelew_ ; pfekss, however, zombi uadtered, liser Is nedwele own* M hat view. EDINBUILON A..st 7.—We bad rather a dell market be all kW& a ;Isle W/ 44 7. sallttlded Wheat, which sold well. : to We. Ida. to aft. Aseley • raw. sr. W. the. ed. Oita 17e. to 1 1 M. KwDeena, 01.A6eow. Aesest 7. - Mime the :Ist 1,637 seeks Floor trove home asesprissil the s.l7 wiled el somessenos in M. Clyde. YU Clesagramatli, mostesbe i ele ips. Whisk sad 618 seeks Roar ; mid Irma missed, Mal we. Mot, kali qrs. Darin MIS we. Ogle. et sad Oth qrs. Ism emellelsd the sessplite. Ina de et. sertlem Ism bevy Massifs ea Serdsy, sed side km the tessiker seihreo the. eel Its mope st i e ll 4=ll het The semiseish widest hoe et Ile sashes kss the semi smesed trade her v elerele s eel* stets tiseeshout the wok bat Wets • littie saw ism Mil Delft at lb b. to I: 1 .r per 111414. At Ude dues nestet halm et Wheel and Flour wire ens at last week's plea. but mks wen MOW to retail buy en for peasant nes, and only • semi Mast of Imams, resulted. In Derby rer Oats them iris Ms pool% emdl se sheers to note la the val. if Maim Dressd 9ee VlM,w saMrregwt, but awry mU be .to Issteillese use Isdarter_ , eat Meta toealL Present Goohlalwass- Itagbis. pee 29111 m, Malin, sew, 20.. 6d. to 21s. 6d.; red, ls. Od. to lb. bd.; new 20s. Od. to *a. 6d. ; &Mel, midi,. mow, 16,. 6d. to Ns. id. ; Irish, red mid whlte, sew, Its. ad. to Its. Id.; Dentate, old, 21s. Gd. to 235. Id.; new, lis. fit. to lbs. ltd.; Posaeraut, old, 21s. Id. to 21.. Id.; new, Ifs. Id. to 2b. 04.; Danish, old, b • 6d. to Ile. 04.; tam 19s. 06. to 208. Od.; Odom. soft. old, 1118. Od. ko 19s. 6.1.; Canadian, old, 10.. 64. to be. Id.; Milted Mates, old, 20a. Pd. to Its. Od. Barley, per 32010 e., Berwick and botch, sew, lbs. 04. to lb. 04.; Irisb, sew 1118. Ild. to Its. id.; lorelgo, bee, Pooliesisiall, be., new, li.. Od. to lbs. ad . ; Danish, Dew, 14s. Od. to 14.. Id. Oak., per 36114., Berwick sa d aeon* sow, to lie. id. ; lrfik, Waked, Be., new, lb ad. to lbs. Od.; Limetiek, Be., old. 14..34. to lbs. Od.; new, 14s. ad. to 13s. Id.; extra prepared, new ' lbs. 9d.; foreign, Rumba, okl. 14s. Od. to 14s. Id.; Danish, lbs. ad. to 14s. Od. thees, batch, sew, lb. 64. to lb.; *Reim 12s. to 11s. Od. per 4 imperial bushels ; Irish, per 26011 m, 14.. Od. • 1 , 47 p. *lan, per 2 , 10161., old, lb. to lb. Od. ; new, lb. ad. Peos, White, per bulbs., old, 14.. Id. to lbs. ad.; grey, 14s. to 14s. ad. Flour, per bulbs., new, English, superime, 328. GI. to 334. Od. ; brisk, superlne, Illato 335. ; tine Ma. toll.; ewers stoke qualltie s ,32 s . Cd. to no. 6d.; rZet3lB. 4a. ; Canadian, sweet, per barrel, 235. ; sour, . to 3 to 318. Catania, pet 2901b5 0 Mat. CCintaton co; new, tht. id. to 26.. Indus Core, Ifs. to Its re MAW. CATrLE, &a —Bootrox Baur MART.—The annual watt, bald on Monday Lot, was ower-stoelied with Beath% and the pion obtained wore anything but *own to sellers. heat qualities fetched about Ss. Pd. per stone. At .be fat neck market on Wedsen. day the supply of ellsecp dm hunted. Buyers ware more De liberates than usual, mveral lorkibire dealers haring soma to put_ chase, and prices were ter. to Ss. a head higher. _ _ --- NayAga. August 6.—There was s pretty good attendance to-day at the fortnight fat-atoek market, bet not ma large as usual. Owing to the felt as Friday, bat little busies= was done. - ••••••.• NRWAILL. August 7.—Our market to Imes small to-day, there bein very few Sheep and Beams, but more PIP than usual. The attsndanos bas been but middling, at about the usual prime. PETERPOROVOII, Ausuct 7.—At the fat stock aaaket there was an 'soling show of Sheep, which 019 , 04 off ■t rather lees pnoes this last week. A buyer from Leicester took oft a quantity. There ware about 25 fat Beasts, with a slow Isle. • TAX.ffILL Falk was held on Tuesday. There was a large supply of Sheep, for which there was a good demand, at prices con. eiderably higher than last year and where sales were nos effect e d it was generally becatew the selle rs' 'eked too great an edvanee. Limbs sold at from e.. to 225. ; mane tots of culls, however, went as !ow a s Ss. a bead. Ewes from 20s. to 211 s. There were a pest many horses, bat the trade was wry dulL EDINIMMOIL August 7.—The supply of Cattle this morn ing was 13t, or t 3 more than last market. Sales dull, and a clear. sum not effected, particularly for int, rior kinds Prime fat Beasts brought 7e. per Dutch stone • current, Gs. Gd.; secondary and in. !odor kinds, from 3e. to fe. ilas number of sheep and Lambe was also more, there being 3,719, or 778 more than last week. Demand tor Sheep also dull, end sales wry slowly effected, prices a shade down ham those of week, and even at that reduction a clearance was not effected. Demand for Lambs brisk, and a:I sold at prices fully equal to lest week, particularly for the best Muds. Top prim of the lea Mutton, 3d. per lb.; current, Id. to 41d. Top prim of Lambs, 17s. fal.; current, from Its. to !Gs. a-bead, seomMiry kinds, from Ink to lb., and down to fo, TAGIIIILIWBANX AUOVBT FAIR.—TAU annual fair for the r'e of lambs was held on the Ith inst. The gathering was under an average, both in quantity and quality. There was quite a rear ion In the Lamb trade; all kiwis advsnoed from la. to Is. bd. per head on the rates of the corresponding fair of lest year, and all sold. A great portico of them were driven iota the tart hiding of I" I ash'''. The top price of the Cheviots was es, rid the highest pc.ee of half-bred Leicester and Cheviots was 19s. per head. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. FRID/LT, AVOUST 9, 1850. The State of the Weather at each of the following plates at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The statioas arrange/ is order of latitude. Noma Mat& °m W i. " le hUm g th °I State of weathar. ise. Was& Ptemot-rs Cameros F.W. Genie Breeze Rain SoribultriON ... S.W. Gentle Breese Rain ?outwear ...... S.W. Strong Brest Scud SAPIMATOCS. S.W. Gentle Breese Omar Burro!. B.W. Gentle Breve Partially Cloudy lunar . S.W. Strong Breese Scud—Rain ..... ORIRMWICH „..«.. &W. Gentle Brame Overcast UZIOSaI Otorceerza ............ &W. Gentle Blert Partially Cloudy Miramar= &W. Gentle Breese Overcast C.ANSSIDGS . &W. Gentle Breeze Cloudier Sisaisoliall ..... W. Gentle Breeze Overcast Parzasoisouan .... S. Gentle Berme Overcast ragwoarn ».... B.W. Strong Brae,. Partially Cloudy Y AMMON • CRZWII llotvaris Barnum &W. Gentle Breeze Cloudier !Avarua& S.W. Gentle Breese Overcast zilaaciserns........ S.W. Gentle Breese Overcast Toax ...... —.... B. Calm Partially Cloud, S. Strong Breeze Principally Clear Saar ..... B. Gentle Breeze Rain tenweaerzn ........... &W. Gentle Breeze Clear Rearms ... 8.5. Gentle Breese Rain UNA= .. B.W. Gentle Breese Overcast Ousoon Rotenone's W. Gentle Breeze Rain THIS DAY. Noox. Coarse of Wind. Strength of Wind. State of Weather. Gentle Staene. Partially Coudy. The returns from the following places did not reach this calm is time for publication yesterday ; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Wednesday moraiag at alas o'clock. Pout.'. Y*amorra H tartspooi DUNDIII ZNW.:I7. Gents Breese Gentle Breese Calm Partway clout, Overeut Cloud;e4a Partially Cloady Gentle Breeze DECREASE OF PAUPERISM. —A parliamentary paper was delivered yesterday, containing, 1. A return of the aumber of paupers of all claws, including children, in receipt of in-door or out-door relict, on the Ist July, 1849, and the Ist July, 1850, in 605 unions in England and Wales. 2. A return of the number of adult able-bodied paupers in receipt of in-door or out-door relief in the MUDS unions at the same periods. The first-mentioned return shows that 829,708 persons of all elutes were in receipt of relief, in-door or out door, in 605 unions on the Ist July last, being • degrease, ea compared with the number in receipt of relief on the corresponding day in 1849, of 66,029, or 6 3 per cent. The second return shows th at 14,227 adult able-bodied paupers were in receipt of in-door relief on the Ist of July last; and that 124,348 paupers of the same clue were in receipt of out-door relief on the ease day; of this latter number 61,000 were widows. The total number of adult able-bodied paupers in receipt of relief both in-door and out-door on the Ist of July last was 138,675, being a decrease of 26,934, or 16.8 per cent. as compared with the number in receipt of relief on the corresponding day in 1849. A MAN KILLED.—On Tuesday morning, throe young men, respectively named Barr, Cairns, and Morrison, were brought up at the Western District Police -court, Glas gow, under the following very distressing circumstances : On Monday evening a yearly society, with which the pri soners were connected, having closed ita operations for the year, a few individuals, among whom were the parties at the bar, and another of their fellow-workmen, since deceased, named Badger, met after the disposal of the business, in a ' public-house, at Main-street, where some liquor wu con sumed. It is stated that while here words panted, and an ia dicatioa of ill-feeling was exhibited between two of the party, namely, Cairns and the deceased, but ft proceeded no further than mere badinage. On leaving the house shortly after 12 o'clock, nothing would satisfy the men already mentioned but the settliag of the quarrel by a fight, and the liquor they bad received in the house hooted rendered them blind to the consequences, both men exchanged a few blows, their companions looking on. Badger had the worst of it, sad having acknowledged that he was no match for his opponent, the quarrel seemed at an end, and good feeling appeared to have been completely re-established, when, just be for e parting, Rodger unexpectedly and without warning kit Cairns a severe blow on the cheat; and, as if duettist/ retaliation, raa of as fast as he was able. One of the party, Barr, provoked at this °endues, ran after and made up to Rodger, who Ice the struggle was thrown to the ground, Barr falling over him. Both men were immediately raised, bet their sompanions discovered, to their horror, that Badger was quite dead. One of them instantly ran for a surgeon, while the others endeavoured to remove the body to the n earest how. Tairitre thee engaged when the palace arrived, sad cm apprised of she sarevostanos, took the three men into y.—Nort.4 British Mail. (AdeirtteoDloll9 . -1.83 TIME AND GRXERAL Iltatts.--It may fairly veld, the Age at the Teeth &pee& (ready epos the date or the bodily health, ead the stated the bodily elt.h "e! tl! Nate or the Teeth. The Hoe eit Minoinol doom Is .11 awe at weiltasse= i t nem% is se elseht a. Mott as mum le eat them owor. Curbet eNietirl. the WWI Teeth Powder carries e: OW ohm& Wink as WM et th• moot amide le the Ilmliels liedia easerliel lt, sti e l art eul leaut WOE gelibany alieseld war r day sat wily etreegtheee ssaw. bet MS ilbeie imam It thoroughly demos OM teeth. .castes the tartar, partake the break =ple moom eeettes enditorreate aerie le both mouth sad Itteee. Ile art 110, hiehopretwOJei t . Loam [Advertisonsat.)—Ax AMMON or TUB LIVIA All. Imam imp it Beasoweet MY AT SOM. NSW Sorra Wesak—Xxteset els Mee Itame_l4/. I. X. OW" *LW Med Sept. 11. :—" Pads= Ramo: Ing. —mai. Yr *Ma%tw that Mud A. Demalame, ea asialat sainhast ad allleallallel t do a argle~_ll6 laws. mellasel et en 141=11 year melliame ez ‘Wheep Maas la Wm aurepease at the mere aelblusig h ,.....m days ea easel hie eamase• el aa et the twee aid eba Or bat atedbal Wadi lite bed tatied......71 a. I. Roracet."—aeld tbagalie, ma at elowirimah buo MS% Imam SHIPPING INTELLIGENCs. perouspiedals. " wrMr Cluftte." r "14,74 S flooil withiet apptou Desks „stems,. Softea:ltB UAoaLTthll3. Express, for Battle, widish was cia shore °solid, IVA,. damage.—Liverpoolug. 8. Cisisseel von Then, hr Nana, put back pool, Ala pieterd ay. &why ler timers (U.S.), has put bath, with 1,,,,, ~ sprit, having bees iit contact the precious mo t, ~f heed, with tea Berlin, from Liverpool for Phi wbich proceeded —Liverpool. Aug. 7. Hansbarg .................... Holland ..................... Lisbon ...................... Nettie ..................... lndia oil flontltaaptas ......... 6 Indio via Mat sehlos ............ Bolton and ............ Mexico . • ............... West Indio ...... Brasil ARRIVED. • Al ;::•• I Ai Amennon-off Liverpool, August IL am,. Aerameora-at Liverpool, August 8 , free ... Assow--st Liverpool, AUMMAI 6, fr0m.. . ... .. .......... ATII3IO-4/ Gnseorod, August 7. ADA -66 Falmouth, August 7, from ............. ALsan -at Queernown, August 7, Aurntoss-et Shields August 7, from ............. Aussie -oe Deal, Aujrust 7, frees ....... Ik jon• ANNA YAIT-0= OMAN MIMS 3, hu m ... Aosrn-at a rse August 8, ....... Acsers-atOranseod, August 8, from ..................... --- Aossoars-st Gravesend,' 'Auguste, from .... ............. Ass bIITAST-Mt Gravesend, August 7, astir. .................... BILITANNIA-Mt GTATTOeIId, August 7, Asia .... ••• ••• Ilssongsr-off Deal, August I, froui ................ ........... Donau:x-0g Deal, August?, from- ........ ........ Ilaornuom-or Dal, August 7 from .......................... !inert at Shields, August 8 , from ........................... Buosmortrro -off Deal, August 7, Item ............. • Cssouns -at Falmouth, August 7 , from . .... ............... Commas or AMMAN-at Fleetwood, August G, fr0m ....... Caro-at Hull August 7, from ....... . ............. Cosesus-at :Baryons t, August G, from... ........ ...... CaLsnosts-at Sunderland, August 6, from .... CARNATION-at Shields, August 7, from ........... Downier Avust 7, from ..... .. . . EL GOMADO-at Cardiff Hoe August 7, fro m ..... Essanno-off Deal, August 7, from ......... Bruin-4f Deist, August 7, from ...... .• ........ gins-off Deal, August 7, ...... . ENGLAND-off Llverpool L August 8, from - ... ELNIANSTM-at Livarpno August 9, from , YNANCNIAM-st Liverpool. August 8, fr0m...... .. Foarrruoa-ogDeal. August 7, from .......... VANN -et Queenstown, August 6, fr0m......... . . Gsauserts-off Deal, August 7 Goosow -ad Gravesend, August 8, from HINDSIN lirnsos-at Gravesend, August 4 . frpm Hear GAMINNet -Off }GNU* August 1, frost Rums Ass Eery-of Deal, August 7, km IsAMILLA WILLSON-off Deal, August 7, I at Gravesend, August 8, from leas-at Graves August 7, from . . . . ISIS Dunes-off Deal, August?, from lusts AyOril-St QUOINAtOWML, Augustfr. . . N 15iires -at Shields, August 7 from .........• Jams Ilooaxecsa- at Gravesead, August 8, Joss AND Itssessis-at Shields, August 6, from Joins Bett-at Liverpool, Augud 8, from Kara-st Liverpool, August 8 tr , trt .............. Harz-air Deal. Angst 7, from ... .......... Lirrav-at Queenstown, August 6, from ..... Locatow -of Kinsale, August 3, from ........ Lucy -at Bristol, August 8, from Low (otter -at Bristol, August 6. from ..... Van-at Liverpool, August 8, from Lomb astplaos-43 Liverpool, Au: wit 8, from. . Moan EMUS Liverpool, August 5 , from . Man-etLiverpool August 8, from .. MILTIADIe -off Liverpool, August 9 , from Nommen-of Deal, August 7, from • ••. ..... . Maas Carrem-off Des', August 7, from MADAN-at Gravesend, August 8, from MAST ApPNCII-at Gravesend, August s . Mossaen -at Grans d, Augur s, from . Maims -at Gravesend, August 5, from__ MAST CANSOs-Mt Onvesend, A. 4.1419, from .. Nstso-set Hull, August 6, from .. .... ..• ..... , .. Osicsmar.-at Gravesend, August 6, from . ONTAILIO-at Liverpool, August 6, from PIOPTSMDALI-Mt Liverpool, August 6 , from PATILANCII-at Liverpool, August A, from Ptoro-at Liverpool, - August 9, from Fautu.n-off Deal. A ugust Prunes ZOWARO -Off Deal, August 7, from PLIMCILLA-at Sunder...sod, August 6, from . Possnasses-off Deal, Aunst 7, from Pomona-at Penzance, August 6, from ...... o:tax-at Gravesend, August 6, from . .. . RIPCBUrAIf-at Bristol. August 6, from ... itscoan-at Gravesend, August 6, tr m . Rsassa-at G amend, August 8, from KOVAL Vieroata-off the Wight, Anent 3, Roos's-oil' Deal, August 7, fr n. . RODNIT -at Portsmouth, August 7, fr RICIVIOND-Off Liverpool, August 6 Raman -at anader!and, Avows 6, fr • Rosa GMAT-off Deal, Augu-t 7, 5 ,, ,n Soave-at Cowes, August 7, :fro, 6•3I7,IIAMPTON-Mt Faysaouth, 60/Mt• MAZOT.-off G.pe Clear, I. • • Ss:moat-at Gravesend, August '- Sas Qesirs -at Gravesend, s, *7 or Svomeos-at Gravesend, August 9, fr asuse -at Bristol, August 6, from SwITTIMAND -at Liverpool, August 5, from Tana-at Gnovesend, August 8 from TS ALIA -At Shields, August 7, fr0m......... . Tumor -off that, August T, from . . Cs Tiro-at Gravesend, August 8, from Vaunts-at Gravesend, August 8, from SAILND. Alone—from Gravesend, Augtaq 7, t 0..... .. Aussarorte —from Gravesend, August S, W. 1111111• T —from Onmeorod. August 6, to Eratirntme —from Liverpool, August 6, to Comma—from Sunderlaad, August 6. to Cumin - from Welds, August 6, to COMET—from Graneesd, August 6, to CAROLINE—from Gravesend, August it, to .... Gnomes—from Liverpool, August 6, to .. Couvrrrrnmr—from Liverpool, August 6, to C011111•EARE —from Liverpool, August 3, to Dantria—from Liverpool, August 6, to Etyma—from Liverpool, Augv4 6, to Eaters—from Liverpool, August 3, to ELIZA STEWART—from Liverpool. August 5. :4 FT= otos —hum Gravesend, August 8, . Tana. PRTElllll—from Gravesend, August S, °Loam Den—from Liverpool August 8, to ... oEololo—from Liverpool , August 6, to . . . Gataremis—from Liverpool, August 6, to limns —from Liverpool. August 6, to IDA—from Liverpool, August 6. to . . . . . Is ... . ICIER -Rom Gravesend. August 8, to Lss Nitta—from Shields, August 6, to .1051 aim Emma—from Nrdief. August Jan A.ED MART —from Falmouth, August v, Jurrma—from Liverpool, August 8, to .... Joan 1111•1111.—from Liverpool, August 5, KIRIN*/ FINLAT —from Gravesend, August s, Lrvaty—from Cardiff, August 6. to Logreu.—front Cowes, August 7, t 0. ........ Lino—froni Queenstown, August 6, IO . . MINNA - from Swansea, August 7. to ltaaosarr—from Liverpool, August 6. to . MAST Arair orr —tram Liverpool, August S. raeomos —from Liverpool, AtigustA to ... Psoolass—from Liverpool, August 6, Psinor—from Liverpool, August 8, to . . Qesatr —trots Hull, August 7, to R. C. WIIITRIO? —from Liverpo ol, Aug ..,t SALOME —frOM Liverpool, August Snabota—from Limtpoot, August S, to Sermon—from IlartlAmoot, Ru.rost 6, t , TVOII4I HAN .pond--from t.lummtown, A_: Tanta—from Gramma& Auirtut S. to . friiov—VomE:erpoo Augurt S i to . WAIDiLII from Liverpool, Ativiiit 1, to WM. DAILICT --(tom Ilull, August Wad i RIAD from Shiekb. Aurvet 8, to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ciirreitat, for London, July 11, L. 3!, kn. 41. Cricitros. tram Coloatba fur Loodoa. April 21, ..~~ •~ let. 7.30 G , days oat . Pat from Load= for Callao, luso 25, Lit. 7.47 N., Paraav S.boton _Nor Y.*: r.. I -oh,' :at. 10.13 S., ton. N W, 41 days out. Honounm,barnr). from Sydney, lln dam for London. June :A 7.30 "1.. loa. ta.o W. Loan 81N0V.14111. train Loam, oat sin mantis ;too opera whAlea'. Mitre 2 S, Tn" the Pinion Sri. ROTA!. SoViIIEIG , , for 80111trA7o 717.011.7141. N., 23 W. !wham. from Colombo ix May 7. W. ILO S., loa. 31.33 L. 36 Jars out. ricroau., from Whim for Hobart Town, lat. 6 N., !on. 23 W. • u . t. . f ir"lho b t 4 PPire fit of of 1 44cp4,.' 7 _ 0 AI L I; nt 1 AP„r.2:// 4 1'R 11 An, 22 Au 3, t 4 Atevy,,, t win N ..... ..... - 11 1oluft ... 0.141 • • A•az A. 4 MI • (I . ktui it/64, m N.N. r Vcrc i . F. 1. ••••• rlm;c:u tr.;:a app • • • M..- 'I ..4 New . _ 71 C, • . Nr. , 1 .t BIRTHS, MARRIAOBB, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. LEIGIL -*Aug. 3, the wife of Mr. L Leigh, WaltArt.street. of • daughter, the fire•il94,••••••la lichg child u which she two given birth. They have CI bin born at single birtha. MERRICK.—Aus. 4, al Bradford, the wife of Mr. Nark* of a sum ffrt)KlLS—lug. 3, at to,stlaume, Sums, ths wile of the Ber. • - • Stokes, of • d•ughter. WALLltt.—Aug. 4, the wife of A. A. Wallis, EN.. of the Wei note. Dealing, uncol.hire, of • daughter, stlll.lms. WERE.—.Aug. 6, at Ilivemstreet, Bath. the wilco( I.IL Were, tit . of a son. MARRIAORS. BRIFITLE—WOOPRLITE.— Mot.; 3ttat. Lawrence. Isle of Thole , by the Kee. Charles Jolt's,* Rector of Little Munden. Grits. George 11. Drente, Esq., of 77 Weetbournesterracr. 11 part, to Helen, thiuntiter of the Lute Jo hn Woodruffe, Eat., barrat.los, of l'orchester u =liayswarr, and of Burton Uteri, anti burl. le) Lodge, DIINFORD —LOT ELACE.—Ang. 6, at St. Jane's Chetah. Hr. S. Guilford. to Mos Susan Lovelace, loth of Road, near Mow rog 1 Q —TORTIL—Aug.,6, at Fish.street Chapel, by the Rev. St J. Stuart. the Rev. C. Vertl, Hu& Ante" Maldleton.lo:lbeidale, to Elizabeth, mond daughter of the late Mr. J. Forth, 'Whet place, Hull. JAMES —SMITIng. 7, at Kingston Church, Mr. J. B. James, Queesatreet, to Rebecca. eldest daughter of Mr. V. South, for merly a yeornius of (lour, Fort WEAVER—BAUMGARTEN. —Ang. 6, at St. George's. Blocessboy, Lieut. B. WIMITtf. of 106.'1016th Royal ltegt., to Lanai inte , s, only daughter of G. 5. RentOgarten, req. DKATHEI. cursotru.-Aug. 5, at Al toed toed P. Churchill, Istvan. s of the Marquis of Namllmd. mood S. aootieutin.—Aeg. 3, at Montaroaplaco, Ruses Cluir:MCN widow of the Ms 3. Gold !Sri late of Mum Otnie.o. dowersombiros 6 L MAIAXMAL - 4 1 1. 4 at Mmillarlas Masud, °WW I, . L 1 "" atm. list. et nalakaila.plawWm, Ow Oa ' la/TWO, late Reetce of loatua, Mootetate, awl am arum' obeli' trate br Wat °math rod 78. PAPE—Avg. ; MOM; Wr. W. Pape, aged :IL a, J. L. Prlteltard, law., We __ d Taattrea York, sad Leeds, aged SI. IM ?Tilted sad rabllebed Ru.t.taA llaus, et No 0. 1 . 41 , emit, In the City of ?flaw, as the 091010 9 lAmt" .4 amt. la the predastat —lsm; MOM 9, 1940.