The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-06 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVEINING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1861. By the Coroner-It is possible that afterwards-aseurning new, 24a. to 295. per 24 stone. The demand for teem eas AIS 1.% CHIEN? OY llf t II: : I. I.•IT TO MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. E..... wes a aitteei lied, rind lived at Oakenkle, near THE SUSPECTED MURDER AT IeESIMINeTEII. that she inflicted the wetted oa herself-the could place the heathy, at high rates- -old, 435. to Ws. ; hew, 375. to 40s per eti stone. Acton, aud it wan upon time repreveutatioma that the pro- --..-- knife on the table, as deecribed by O'Conoor. I asked Ma- MILLAIS D, OM .....11.1.,•... 'scu t, aa h e d c h eq ue ; but upon unsafe[hang it preseuted at A ver y long inceeiry was iustitittad yesterday loney what ehe had done with the knife, and he said the ! eat, SLUT. ri. -We hail again a large supply ot - Meters Mr. Whitney,l tj.C.) !lean ta.,,,,,,,,e e em i t (the euly that seine in before Mr. Luellen, deputy coroner for ',Veetnanater, act had thrown it somewhere-he did nut know. The mime wheat, for which sellers at first asked more moray ; even. Al the Kingstown police+. ear; _ ",e' ri ",,," da 's '; groeee L o.fr, a respectable.looking middle-aged man, Maactiesten it was returned, with the annouuouineut that the Star and Garter', Great Peter-street, into the circuit.' of __death wee horn a punct u re t o o l:he artery. ulemwhull "dim aline 1 11 a..stlit va. ba'r": ,""r_ m g, 'e a f sarreodered to take be trial on an indictment in which he the drawer had no ateount at that bank. Further ioquiries stances attending the death of Mary Maloney, which, it is The inquiry Wen ad) future day. tually the market closed at an advance of from 099 to two a hg, al ' s whit to Vinland . c ad es th e "e"'"".•","' was charg e d with stealing a tr ue , o f h e y, the property of showed that feudal Bowler Bennett was not to be found improve), was caused by her linstatml. The cane hoe shillings per qr., the greater part being sold. A fair thew 1118 .bil • °I Bo' Emelt list. te ^• e "le -e will le re*" ""° Cheese tienetton. at any of the aihlrenee. given. and that DO Stith person or already been fully before our readers, un the examivattuu of new rley, for which there were very few Leyte, peas continue dull isiswese.. Mt Abram proceeded ; tle • inisonet was defeeded by Mr. place oh Josiah EVROS, or leakeofels, was knowu at Actoo. of the latter at the Westminster Police cowl. THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN HORNSBY- causing a decidedly downward tendency. Oats, beau, 111.1,1 NC Theism M. Meeki ei__,. goat.- I ~o •sr tho•••• issued A km ... lOu the other side it was alleged that the cheque was a bona Mr. Bury Hutchinson, solicitor, attended for the mi l** remeeee" wi 5 . oltom willie" P i "! e r ''' e '"• ', r e N C l ' er '''''' The finer. tater is a baygrower et Marrow, and be agreed 1 fide security ad that Mr. Evans would be forthcoming at FIELDS. Honer ; Heil Inspecter Humphreys, of the B divieieu, .e.• UM:RIDGE, SEPT. 5. --The trade is active for wheat. 39 , 1 Prices have advanced 2 u. to 3s. per iir . auder of Kieredevra, wri.o • la.r.: - " , „n" * 1" """'I Ia- with the prieuer. who kept s horse and cart , to take leads a a future period to prove he genuine character, but in the intalled hew at rile- tows oa .6 !ir ,ce e• , peared . to watch the ass on behalf of the police. On Wednesday evening Mr. Brent, the deputy a k e "POT good • with brick sale. best price obtained is tele per er; i - el hay from ho tick sant. The charge was that by a trick I meantime a pewee alleged to Ise Charles Bowler B enne tt, Mr. *glary. issAasehal by Be Oe'l'e l ''' re lr er '"'• ' '''• in leading his cut the 'weeier t ea k a true of hey more i was tendered as a witless. The inquiry appeared to cause great excitement in the coroner. concluded an inquest commenced by him oa eatur- w ' a The In spring corn the prices are without variation. for Mor enniplatos-t . awl e r eat : , Manistee! ey that hit.bud f... Sir John Musgrove said he could not receive any evidence neighbouxhood, and a very large crowd aseembled round day last, at the Railway Hotel, /tomboy, to suet-Min the ri r :ol d e. for the Jet. aeleet. cause of the death of John Morley, aged fai, late a warder EDINDURGII, SEPT. 4.-We had in the market to-Jay 991 qrs. wheat, 425 barley, 721 oats, and 112 Lien}. • t tebeie Mr. }taboo oldramel the jury, and iris prieuer, we° re. , for the defence lute the ease for the prosecution was com. the home in which it was Ilea I ;Atte. It would he necessary to have some one from the Michael Willis, • labourer, maid--1 live at 4, St. John's- of the House of Detention, who was found dead in • ditch 797 re • barley, VI • oat. re -Mr. that 4"i i " ,,%tie la m ." ,...nap mel t" t ' les "" l s - t . ' f .- t it he ofea7l...int c...• . I '. " 1 1' 4 ":°11 ,, 11" 4 „., N A : a " ,,, . c 7 , 1 ':; , 7,77 , . f0 Xj 1 „'„ V ,",.,,. ( 7t. i . ~,,,,,,,, three ' bank in Manchester to , how that Josiah Evans never had building., Lambeth. The de:it:seed was my daughter. She in Horusey-fields with his throat cut. The inquiry had There were sold - Wheat , •- 4 1 • • y , •• • , 4....• and beans, 62. There were four parceled new wheat end an account then, in order te prove the fictitious character of was married to William Maloney. They lived at 2, Lege:curt, been adjourned to allow Dr. Scott, of Wakelieldlerrace, names • Irsoi..t I ears woke I aoseell. ou him on tin; ~..:.'7 , .. 0, Weer indh.ted for tilting William Sey mama TP.II Attie**. c 5 1 4 .110 Hst• i""""' h . " 4 "" 4 " 1 I ' 'ID; if, aid Jobe Fever, 'eel A, in the executiou of their the cheque, for which perpeee he would grant a remand if Toler - street . Her age wis e Zi Lea birthday. She had been I eledouiairroad, deceased's medical attendant, to examine today, prices ranging from 435. 6d. to 56a., weighing fr e es el 9 yearn last May. Saw her last alive about a month the body, and he stated that DO doubt the cause of death 59Ibs. to 6211 a. As compared with hue week-Wheat tau simenee of rstre duty Import or hint a s h a rt evie duly, to Muted the Lawful apprehension of William Jones. applied for. Magri MOW' .... King-time iu rousummica i: th e trait of lee r. &ob.. P rosec u ted; m e Hurry defended Thomas; Mr. Buchanan said he had received u communication from ago. The lad 4or 5 years she has complained to me of was exhaustion by loss of blood from the cut in the th roat. 4 °- uP on tole and ild• up on average . Barley se. lliejesee The ipplcateior inn ticaets ia admit permeate os end Mr. pater d ; jaukel Throe.. the blanker s on the sulqece but as the letter would not be her husband's ill usage. This she has done frequently. No knife or weapon with which the wound must have been Is. 3d. up ou top, and flid. up on average. Oats w et , s t o p: .4 %,...7 . i . e..,: bn itt r0 • , i4 a. ..sa i ► ii. ei it s ,...,a e eiert .„ %re t...d ee .a cte abi ded ce e r se ~,:?.., . 11617.1142,taa ..14 . 4....7.4ist:..etehhluter.eaui.31 , iddid e .. ,.. tea_.aae take n ev id ence, h e wou ld on the next occasion have a witness from 1 have seen her with black eyes four or five times ; and also made could be seen near where the decried was found. From Is. down on top, and sd. up on average. Beans were 6.1. down on top and 4s. 4d. down on average. Price. per he. row. Knights- the bank to prove the 'mouser/ facts. seen marks about her face. . the evidence given it appeared !bet the deceased had Male Par 114.0 n Itullel4D.ou hail .. o‘Uala.r 01 ticitais teeete.4 / for tor...tang e abseil-lance and committing • Sir Jobe Muserove then decided upon remanding the By the jury- -They uoderstood one ano th er very well. been in a low desponding state of mind in consequence of Pet r a qr. :-Wheat, 275. Od. to ails. lid. ; barley. 30.. I ei hi. doss .41, Ana 10. act ." 1.. :Leis distribeltloo oil sari.:. of moult., sad while be was being taken to th e prison e r un til Tee e day n e st, and refueoll the implication for By the Corouet-She used to take a deep occuieually. having bail to resign his situation, and complained bitterly to 38. • 9 d• ; °ate. 28 °. "to 11 ° , eel.; bans , 37.. pd. to By the jury -Ho would Le card playing every eaturday that he Lad been harshly and tyrannically treated by the 48a. 6d. e lKeight of top-Wheat, 6411th ; barley, 57111 e ; e.e: .__ . e le ' :.1",,,"T. the " . 7:2,' " _4:lt.,._°l"2l.`l"4Beda ter - Mellon the iiefenilauta tried to p-seue him, sal called out to bail. """."'"-, tart '''. 41 ' a , __",'""'"''', "" .."'`.._'''''.t'i and ," the wither to bee the - au the shim, They pelted the CLERK E.\ WELL. night, and Sunday all day long. I never played with Line recently-appointed governor of the prison. Mr. Codd, who eat; 4519 w • hem°, " be " Elks Slor, a dreeetether, residing at 14, Sandwich- By the Coroner-I have heard the husband complain of had told him that he was melees, that he was receiving the l e t:iii ' il - er 'a b e. ii . :3• " e lb th a e ar tuar Y u si - e ti r .-r :e " We ' : . .:h a" be an". h. ' 7:l7,.. 4 . e ' s "r r e a el ' lll `. l h .. c " i l e ll ct "'" We 'e, a ., b e : l ue ,r4 . ,; Th '..,, e k , e 2 ' t i nceeca ' A awbeithe„gheadied for stre e t, Burtmeerement. was charged before Mr. IYEyncourt her drunken habits, which she has contradicted. county moody for nothiug, and that his, the governor's, CATTLE-NEWARK, San. 3.-We bad this day • • goal supply of ts and sheep, and a few lambs. Buyers were the. reuse . 1 has .101 - .ii. St e4•°"'s Yee 41 ' 1 " r e the .1.4-i. e Mr. Pater awl Mr. Hurry examined them at with being drunk and disorderly in Brunswick -street, Eliza Duckwell said-I live with my father in Leg.coure cook, could do all the work he did. This ao preyed upon Have known deceased about ten months. Last saw her alive his mind that be resigned, aod the court awarded him a Len l tiful, and • rather lower. Is t a 't e prices I li. noesissal to Moak that raetais Ilutchinom should, id L a kooti. Cromer-street. Police-condalle Little. 31 E, said that the previous night, about ten minutes after twelve on Monday. I met her in pension of 231. 10e. a yawn lie left home on Saturday tone • sheen 64.1. to 7d. per lb. • lambs aeout eis ..wit emer.l. e see suledie I , '.:kel. V. """ 6- " .4 hi. (He. Ilse curt retinal Turpiu and Thaw Usilf,,, with a s trong per e-cor a afract' ion igove. Oolv a very ' small part of - the ' 11, %ie.) ',en!, ; but l'aptadi Hut •himion conceived that reeeeileee e et e m 110 mervv, and .4rwriffeff Hagan. between the hours of nine and ten, hefoundtheprisoner, who Peter•street. Catherine Welsh was with us. leeceased week, not 'mowing then that the matter of he pension ' • them ' • " beasts realised tis., meet of having sold at about the hi. duly wa• to ..iive tido tai may when they were applied tie Tereeeip eta the jury . in hie opieimi , hurl taken a was the worse fur liquor. eurreunded by a large mob of per. was going towards home. We nude some fun of a young was. settled , and was not found until the fel- middle for f w the 29th ut %outlet Br. Meehan. 116.1 C.,140 IS von proper view of the eerie, and sentaeaced Teeple awl sons, and making a great disturthace. He advised her to man, and ale went away laughing. She was quite ether. lowing Thursday. He had been in the police Lee 1ea..., Mel ii, as. • y easetal mansier wheal him wl.y Th ee .. ,Locit to. .. a w e ham labour. go away, but .he would not do so, and exclaimed that She had a pot of beer in a can. After this I went into force eleven yearn, and in the service of the EDINBURGH, SEPT. 4.---Supplies of all descriptions mote h e did net „eri a l tickets for tlio ii.en'ain of his lamtlY. a The soldier was tried ow Timidly fur amault and caw- her poor' deer f r a m e, had b een tail e d on the railway, my owe house, No. 4, in the court, four county about sixteen yearn, and , • • •d moderate. Trade generally brisker : though not much on resigning, sat _, , from lot . it them te the Ceilisl • Pin, to sco tLe queen's &pop towed to 14 Jaye' isaprieonmeat. aid she was very sorry. but hoped they were in heaven. aliases from the amused 1 Lad some milk he could endure the treatment no longer. On taking away alteration atn° ewe week ' s P erces ' wit° a g°"° clearance of tare. err. m e- . 1,„. t h,.. ~.id that 4 11 th e nriiingenseels PO Rink . a Malian, a eateee .„,t ore d a d., wee i n di c t e d f or As she coutiou el to 'howl and rave about the accident, which I was in the act of putting on the his clothes lie said he should never want them again. all aorta. Best beef, Its. 3d. ; current, 7s. le to Fes.: in• e'er pier were "botehoil.' Captain IlutAinem said 'h e t fateaaudy revival, e. can. a tugs. the pn e paey a Willem an d d ec li ne d t o go away, be took her into custody, when table when my Mother ma in and said Mr. Maloney is fight- The jury found a verdict to the effect that death was 7 • tenor, 7s. Bret mutton, 41 . .current, 64d. to 7d. ; this dame-at was fans. ; whereupm Mt. Myelitis. Le./ Bowmen. rag nwrchant, 42,Detnisey-strest e S tepney which she became very abodes cad made use of language ing, anal his meek is all over blood. On this I ran out crocaisieeedby the wound in the throat and loss of blood ; inferior, fied. to tkl. Lambs, top, c afe . ; current, 184. to a leather ...Leh ha hail in Li, hand on tapteie leech, i • had 1 ..... t0te0 ea . his petadea. that was not [tit for ears polite. She bad been locked up into the court, and saw Maloney standing between the that there win not sutticieut evidence before them to thew WI. ; interior, from 9e • wee?' e r,""d',.ler• ea aed. ,_ _teld h" t e e °rei d er . h,l,rell h en, .. Ms. Metcalfe primecuted ; Mr. Ribton defended. all night. window and street dour. He was. lookin e at the sleeve of Low th e wound was in fl icted ; but they were of opinion that _ violate'. air. lumens t h e. It Mt° a tienuee "."." Tim too. tier had bee t a lealieg wi th tags whi c h were sa id The prisoner, iu answer to the chords , said that she went his smock, on which was blood. It was his right sleeve. I there wu nothing in the evidence to sweat that it was awl a.keal Captain Hutchins...li to withdraw the 'Amery.- to b . • p.. , t .d the eta... Property. to Kentish-towe, to look after her relatious, who were in the saw blood in the passage, and his little girl, about seven inflicted by any person interested in obtaining money from TRAFFIC RETURNS. ham that lav 'Mr. Meek 4, 0 Kul .with a t • a "' h " AI . had The i • Mase, Saba be bought them .1 e man in his own train that met with the emitted, and having ascertained years old, crying. She was in the court. I luokelthrough any burial society. . Mims Pa; Mee- Total. Totsl, finally :Arm* Captain Hutchins. u with his elcischi d hat il shop. anii that lie hail himself co ll ected Pert of what was that her cousin was deed, ' b e, to keep her spirits up, had a the window and saw deceased lying on the floor. restiug on The Deputy Coroner gave a certificate of the finding of ILAILWAYI open elegem etiandlas lan IMO is the eyes( C strum Iletcleteen. lam lied Joie% to pt r • kte ,,,, h , ei e, the ~ eueee. t .„ ... small drop of drink. That excited her, and what with her her elbow, and she gradually sank down. She rose up the jury to the son of the deceased, and the proceedings Week ending August 22. il R R A low on lasso: Lb.- royal yacht, we. ob!i,ral t.. e‘eiiiite tliii.i Tee se ... fewe l • the pneeua , ya cmilt. „ . grief at tbe lose of her dear cousia, and the frightful NOM again a vasty little way from the grouud. anal put terniituded. Detroit and SMwaukee .. 186 - - 1.013 2,741 'bilk two Meek ears, 11 w hi c h , of a .dr.e, he w as Ord .he had witoesaed, she peehaps might Live made a emanate. her hand to her forehead. 1 saw blood corning Tho deceased was intened on Monday in Hornsey Church- Week ending August W. is a very oupheaat remains, anal he naw cause to se-* SECS iND COI7IIT. turbance. but she really iliti not intend to do so. from her shoulder. I mid, " Oh, Mr. Maloney, yard. He was a man much esteemed by his brother officers. °mat %r ealm . ° °t Canada 345 - - 6,561 7,011 swim.. 10. tia ary liopresuee.l awavilt which had lola Mr. D'Eyncourt all that it was very shameful for the your wife is dead ; how was it done?' He said she did it Week ending August 24. (Before Mr. Payne.) courawitad .-s liii., whilat be rase de .herging his duty tAI .- .. risoner to get drank when one of her relatives had met hereelf. lie repeated this three times. I ran down the Scottish North Eastern .. 115 - - 4,437 4,e2.3 the beet ol Isis a bilk v. .e. r . - -.... N. • .11.0. it, 17, wail iudieteal for unlawfully as- with such • MOW sheath. She could have but very little court and met. my father ball way. I did not Lear Maloney ' MARKETS. Week ending AUport :, Antwerp & Rotterdam .. - 814 637 1,451 1,261 l'r. Kelly addremed the lamb etc tl.s part of the de• I eluding John Kirkumia and inflicting upon hen grievous feeling in the m Ater. call for assistance . eceate wine he said, was are pe t { young MID a ' ail bodily harm. --- Week ending August 26. a l.trridm. Ile (er. Kelly) expensed bin regret that sir. Atrain premented. TILE CORN TRADE. 8. Aust. & Lombardo-New his client had allowed hineell to die sottiethiag whi-h The prw•vat.r steed nett on the •23rd of Au t muie be was I Primate-Well. lam very berry, but I could not help it, . Bridget Casey said-I live at No. 7, Leg-court. My as I wee oblige) to have something when 1 beard of my outer aid myself were going down the court, and Mrs. Ma coue'res death. honey was standing at the top of the court. ale eater BIRMINGHAM, Mary. A-Tee fine weather of the past (Lombardo Line) (Lomb Aunt. Line; 1004 16,297 Mete 46,579 31, , ,ti. 166 3.266 1,861 6,126 4,5127 it was not items dbe hal dose!. but lie alto regretted a werunager by oar of the hon host.. to lattersea pier, and Mel eEyncourt remarked that the excuse for getting drunk specks to her, And he said @he seas eery welL AbOut ten mouth has enabled the Grillers in this district to secure Centel Italy Branch - eft, an • that 4:lo.ahr Ilutchin-en had Omagh: fit ta brifir on the deseter being mole fast, the captain ordered the 921 2,259 2,.....".; W.. a vet: , strange one, lint as she had been locked up all minutaft e r twelve w e were com ing b a ck, and m e t the nearly the whole of their corn in finest enter, and Makatea to Bolognee. 91 1.1:36 each a 'sitter awe liefory the beech. Ile wiatawkd that gaerway hchind the lauldie box to I.e cleared for the pas- night lie would now diseherge her with a caution. penamlived lain Mr Maloney's,and• I one quality awl condition are almost perfect, but the yield We who ups ars et sa. owe i, she sap , k endlogettimut 2.5, tie c-aatia:t of Captain Hutchinson was net dove huger. to land. He was 'beeline fore of the peddle-box, - 443 371 814 far wive beaut ; it ee, newt inii roper aid unjwitleatle aud as. the beat waa close to the pier, lie tried to laud from MARLBOROPOH-STREET.!Iast A an " I think MnMts. Mammy is dead." I met this person in on the heavy lands is much complained of. The demand nee se lii- pet. he end, to hen- mei the wont " fates" to tam tune. Thedefendant, who was oneof the cempeoyeararvante, t. My sinter and myself ran up the court and for France continuea, and hasprevente d the fall in the Two weeks ending August 30. Mi. Edward Lewis, of Marlborough-street, applied to Mr. Peter ',tree • 25 212 , 42 254 31A deli-Wed, when ememeuting on the mean...meat of teas told bin, he could not go nn to the pier that way, but Mr. Maloney the door. He said nothi n g to me value of English wheat from exceeding 3e. per quarter - the Cork and I.:Weal Beadon, on behalf ef M n. Mr. Fry, pawnbroker, of No. 2, saw - • ou t side • what being ber...ur commissioner, of whom he (Mr. Kelly) lial lie amid he would The defendant then pushed him Crown-street, Soho, who eccompatuied him. after,only for ' Week ending August 31 We went iu te see her, and she was quite dead. 1 saw new wneat ming flinch sought nut bore use, North Eastern • 780 21.078 21.509 43.187 45.855 kiiiise,f 6010 re..son W....106in. If ('captain Hntebnpaimea lace, but I.e jumped on to the pier and gave up hie ticket Mr. 1.41913 941.1 that some short time back two women blood in the eteeage, also blood coming from her shoulder, but also for export. The pnte of foreign, arrived on the Stockton and Darihndon MAI 1,108 6.592 7.782 8.325 1 hauls Were clean in the tnuisaction, be should have taken to the collector. The defendant followed him up tLe landing complained to 31r. Tyrwhitt, at this court, that some anti. -Y 1 • • - M ieter tool - deceased's baud from her forehead and called coast, has risen nearly as much as that of home-grown has declined. The import,. of wheat arid flour for June amounted Week ending Sept 1. ein rase led.,re another tribunal. The Case which 119 stage, 119 , 1 said 'something impertinent to him. Waimea (Me hell.) armed ' , rove we. this-that UP to • cur- tar.beel him away and went on, and when lie had got elm cies laid been pledged at the house of Mr. Fry, and that oo application to redeem the wo r e a moat exorbitant charge as her bv name three times. She tuade no answer. Nt e sent for a * doctor. 1 cannot nay whether Mahoney sent for one. t0925,745qr5. areearly 50 percent. more than in the precoliag E i n gv hlgs E : ,"er d De , nt i m o - 4 997 2 .705 7,702 7,197 801 2 55.1 734 The knife we. found behind the to • rd. 'Flue knife month 1 whilst those of the twelve mouth , . were equal to ten Midland . an er met 18 . 054 Memo teem 43,654 tam polio, • hat i 'meats Ilutchinama bad dated Was 30 or 40 yard. on the defendant ma up to him mid etnick interest had been ovule. As the statement was persisted in . . . . . , halfmillions, bon thrdsof the • teal ' 203 3.944 6.2fai 7.242 6.813 kW , , aid m refine this 'lee shoal.' observe that ai y- him several times on the Mail with worms crockery ware the . applicuits were told that they could have a SUMMOria &Mire slop which teeptaiii Ilutchimion, fur whorl, be tu- which he Was caerying in a handkerchief, like a sliiig, and foe illegally detioning, which was all that could be done ex. _ standing upright with the point eackme in the floor, as if it an d a or • t tete i had been thrown in. Doctor Payne asked her husband to consumption of the country for a year ; showing that only Scottish central - 2, lee 1,670 3.465 3,610 Illi 340 676 818 890 64‘1. 1 2 0 .1 tee highest ressart. ball !all II" he was ewe, his temple Was rut open. He struck in return as well as be cePt by prosecution on the pert of the Board of Inland Re- He _ lift her on the be) and he refused. He said he could note about one-third of the iumatity required for the rapport of ehmeettee Idea aided hv lido under a inisapprob ,nsitio. As he was in. could He bled • great deal, and, with the assistance of venue. Upon this offer of assistance the women left without app eared excited . tee It' had to be supplied from I Th ie popu a ion - - - Mirnet. a, he would prove that Captain Hun:blues home gentlemen who wituereed the transaction , was taken to availing themselves of it, and this. would show how little des 2.2 and By "the u •-it was the husband's knife. (A clasp knife exports to the end of July were only 26,131 quarten. The WEATHER REPORT. elem..l his hull awl safe Hr. Meekies a blow its tee I a surgeon's, where the wound Was dressed, or he must have pendency was b. be placed on their uneupportealrepresenta • was d identified ea the one found). It was one - f what in the if led States and Camels said to crops o wouth 1,04 kilo-kid his het e lf. and tl.at it was meteor bled to oleith. Thus priemer ran away.dinner. That was the only knife ticia. His preeentapplicationonthe panel/dr. Fry waatogini that P 7l: l ' a t his ' be large (but the French de tad has caused an advance of THURSDAY tirmnitana 5. 13 To 9 LX, Wes yeomen.° that Mr. Meekiue contmitted the as- The pi isini..r sAiil he :old the prieecutor to go back as he a positive dental tothe statement, to state that he was ready • I saw in the room. I did not see any one coming in or nearly 6s. tier quarter in the quotations at the American 1111 sh vine plaint of. Ilan the 17th of tugust Mr. Meeker trie,l to get aehore at the Wrung end of the padalle-box, to . , . flaked hinted( and that he w an a liceneed rawe b re e er goiag out of the court. As near as I can ems about tell it • - ). Thine of Eestern Euro e a ar, on the whole, to ppe , B. L IL D. F. C. I. S. rein seee e letter to the lierlour I einimeiourre, aslusg lot whereupon he threet. sod to push him into the water. He taking only the oedinary rate of interest. Mr. Fr y having, V - ten • tee after twelve . The knife behind i be good ; though many districts s ave suffered seriously from mum was a "are drought andothers from The deficiency in the F •h wet. rent. tickets for his father They kept tee 1,-tier be three days, mated barn what would he do? and he then took him by the in consequence of the publicity given to the women's state- torth"rd• i By the u -Have seen them fight together twice. ' heaver is confirmed, but we think it probable the purchasea - - - - - - - --s end thee referred him to I 'eee,' il u t c h me n e Th e m was throat, sad ehovelhani tinder the pedille-liox, nearly dialog meut, suffered considerably in Lo business, sought the only . timei re four ' ' h le . th rta of the Baltic, America, the Danube, and ma nig in epo [ iwiananagewnt euewbere, fir 2101 se it+ on the pier were bias lie then , truck Lim on the head with a boodle con. The last was about months since \ ever mean+ ill his power of eettine himself right, by puleic up's-• • the Black anal Azotf Sean, added toshipmeLt. from England, etserupseil on the cloy of the Queen's :Mier!: 3101 It was Mining his slimier plates, nation and denial of the original statement. It was, he what they quarrelled about. and tliatiug cargoes ordered from ports of call, will soon VI" l9 •89 62 61 W.N.W. 3 8 r 3 M this Mr. Sleek ea alluded wheu he we. met by the reply The evidence of the imoneentor wag corrolimated by that would remark, very well known that Mr. F had on Jobeph Saunders, late of 16, Brunswick-amen, Euston ... eo _ .83 64 52 W.N.W. 2 a u 1 exceed the demand, and that, as in former instances, a t ee m • that what be lasi ,iil was false ; amp when :tidied to retract of Mr. George I ten , ers a clerk i n t h e w ar _ e m a . , a l : , wee a Several oreaSIMS rendered aesiotance in crises to as police, mad, wid-1 am a labourer. I now live in Castle-lane, 29..3 60 56 W. 2 7 o I this observatruo. Captain Hutehm-ou ref tee' to du so. Ile , ante brat, soil he said the flow of blood and could only come to the opinion that the attack on him Westminster. On Monday tut, a little past 12, I was look- portion of the later arrivals will have to be re-shipped to m i nc e 29.80 69 56 W. 4 6 e 1 pre ,. iii/e s r e ty the: t e this country, thoueh it mint be admitted that up to the ARDROWIIII 2695 58 66 Si. 2 2 b 2 was use of malice, arising 'submitted teat the aeartilt, wh,cli iu it-elf was of • very f U. ttem pl e dire_ ctly or indirectly out of • big for lodgings, and walked down Leg-court. As I was going rd. be was like the flow of water from H 196 66 66 W. 2 2 b 2 the imports have barely kept pace with the PORTRASH... Orating character, Ism by no Merits so utipreVoki.3l um e a filter tap. He stopped it aa well as he could with his charge at this court which he had prosecuted. n up some party told me there was a place in Bennett's-yard„_ t tame d. Notwithstaniing the many foreign shipmate UMW T 0.93 67 63 N.W. 3 1 b 2 n' ' ...fence was then given for the defence , thumb, and took him to a sac sno r e Mr. Heerlen said be was our* the press would give pub- Matehmonestreet, and I went to a door in Leg-court, "7 • 27.99 41 61 S.S.E. 2 5 us 1 France, the number of grain-laden vessels on pas- g e •L w AT.. 3 • • If :.Ir. It Ward examined . I. remember the 29th of Aarist The defence was that the prosecutor had violated the pub- licity to the statement now made. on the left hand side, and looked in and saw • d i rect t° OR 29.94 69 65 N. W. a I b 2 bat. 1 was pr.sent at the latter plait of the occurrenceliehol 1i:1/U1:Alcoa of the coinpany in attempting to get on MARYLEBONE . man strike a woman with a knife. I afterwards saw hint "Ile to the United Kingdom from ports within the Str a its ',mum " 30.02 61 57 W. 3 8 c 2 of Gibraltar coolants' to increase, particularly of wheat ; Vaimmea 29.98 tee 69 &R.& 3 9 es 2 v of the police. He struck her on the left side of the is question. 1 hunt sem- Mud , peaking, and , en the pier in the way he del, and that be first arsasulted the The court was erowded with volunteers of the 29th and in eade l i t eve turuine nem!. I heard Captain Hub-hieing R a y defendant. and threatened to shove Lim into the river. A 29th Middle s ex Rifles , who were in expectation that tbe neck. no doubt William M a l o n ey Ml the same man. Euglish real red wheat, 4s. ed. to 6a . ad. ; white, ss. 4d. to aarrer u lent 30.01 61 68 N.N.W. 4 1 I. 3 mousclasiug to. Mr. Meekine. I sew Yr. Meetins advance notice in the following terms was pot in :-"Caution.- summonses applied for by_Sergeant Truelove, I,f the 29th, I saw the blood flow on his right hand. She screamed out 7e 441. • new red • 6s. 10d. to 7s. 2d. ; white, 7s. 4d. to Lon" 30.04 IR 60 W. 2 4 b - with a leather in his head, with which Ise touched Several persons having keen injured by getting out of the anal Private Jobe de Mandield Atealon of I , tie 20th ,-. a little. He did not say a word. I came away, and wed •. • Fie. Bd. _ ; Russian, • Sc.d. ee N ivea ~,,, _lee oe nes W. 5 4 c 5 ice. 6d. ; American red, ta. Bd. to Is. - boats Felore they have been made secure to the pier, and elialilleux Rifle., and which were granted against Mr. JeAn to some women "there's murder," toil went away. I did _.''' PoIcreMOITIR T 30.19 IN 61 N. W, 5 6 o 2 sell bores/hipped." Otntain I I utehitwou then striwn 3.. r. by gettlig into the bests after they have moved o ff , pue Laurie RifiT Irfb. of Rovaidswood-park, Willesden, and of not point out where. I said " There is murder in oar of the "••,,. __ 7d. per 621te. at Birmingham. The potato pognisig 20 . 09 a eg W. 2 9 0 2 9111/06116 hall not extended 90 much as Wits psgis .. 7, wll es es &W. 1 7 o 3 11. thin.b e t fell oh p c t swearptein Hut- I warned and earn es tly et a ree t e d no t to attempt Parliament-street, civil engineer, fur violent assaults u houses." I saw three policemen take Maloney out of the f red • but still the rod will be deficient. Pllens3l3l 30.12 63 02 W. 1 9 0 3 p uce cheres ' haod was closed. I ae't say where he atin.•ir to ;nil lately the boats are Well .scored to the pier, nor th em , w ou ld b e b eer e, P w° court directly after, and I pointed him out aa the same nein es • The new crop of barley being reported large and fine, COPIMMAOM/1 Mr. Meet ins. I emit say whether Mr. Mealtime hat fell eff to attempt to get of boatel after the boats have begun to At the appointed time the complainants, accompanied by at the pollee court. buyers only supply their immediate want s, and prices have 11,34101 . My the Wort ad the blow. move oft from the pier. They • are further cautioned not to their milli:lton, Mr. Cameron and Mr. Herbert Wood, By the jury-The woman was at the table when she wail continued stationary, With a comparatively wa s imports- : es " Crow exeraised by Mr. Sidueye I could tot say whether eat upon the raits of the bouts, nor to place their arms made their appearance, and there were also present :- struck. The man was standing. One wasas neartonieat the teen of foreign. With limited arrivals oats have not much Arotirili M was with the 'atm of his habd oi the back of it that :he uatsiar." LeUtenant-0010nel Bigge of the 20th, with ze e , R e .. other. I should not know the venue', to whom 1 spoke, caned ie ea .. aud geed sweet old cent, particularly grey, Slew was gives by Umtata Hutchineon. The jury fantod the defeteLant On iltn of a common and Lieutenant Bauer, o f 29th Middlesex. whether they were young or obi, or how the were dresseL fiuds read li t tati Th lock at y uyers • our quo ons. e s • Master !here Purees. Oliinink3l-1 Was present at the melt . mod he w as ~,,uteur ed t o t wo emote s ' imprisonment . After some easy, Mr. Wood addressed the magistrate, It did not strike me that I ought to have g one to the eta. Gloucester lave lessened one half, and we do not hear of EXPLANATION. banowetios of the eetth August. 1 sal/ Mn. Menhir satke Mark. awrts, •loy 13 years of age, was indicted for observing that be was ready on the port of his client to pro- Mon. I spoke to my wits about it at night, and a (noel of corrected and reduced' to 22 deg. at mean sea , many cargoes on the way. Grain of the new crop, which is ,__BFltart" . 9_et.er abo h dred hto feet, of vertical eke, causing ut one. un t Cat UM Ilutehinein l.llb . feather, raying, "oarri- unlawfully suisaultiug nod et a hlang smother buy, n a m e d reed with then case, and he believed an applic a ti on mine insulted on my going to the court . heavy and uf goodquality, sellsat comparatively low carve . We '`" . of an inch nution • and each to deg.. above 32 der, tensing are piliorself horeewhippra." I then saw Captain Mutant. thaties Ileiltls, I. years .4 awe, with a knife. would be made for a warrant in the event, of the defendant Cornelius O'Connor, 2, Artillery-square, Strutton-ffrimOd s have experieu t ud a slow demand fur leas, and stocks at mealy e t i & Roomed thermometer y three-hundredt a increase . a i Ile push him away. lum red sure that I saw Mr. Mr. Hoary prosecuted. dr. teepee appeared for the sot making his appeamwe. lebourer, laid-I Was With Miaow and Me wik on Sumlay. Gloucesterhisvemateriallyitiertuusail; but theyare finnlyheld in shade. M.-Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew . 1 Alosilits. het tell elf. That is all I can swear to Joeitive!e. d e f em k e t, Mr. Lewis, jun., who was engaged for eke defendant , Isere Me win. in and Out during the day. They appeared on good for shuts as much money, say 14a. to 14s. 6d per Mite. at point). D.-Direction of wind (true-two point, left of mar. Awns reeeerolkes then raced Mtwara the meal. 1 Charles Heath. the prosecutor, stated that he lived at came into court, and said that in er that the come terms. They had no quarreL I was at work with Maloney Gloucester. Our arrivals ' of Las have been very small, melte. F.-Force ( I to 12--estenated ) . C.-Cloud (I to 9). 1.- 1 pee Mel the learned g e ntl e men ceeeerawl f,w the Ne. 1, . thumb-street, Chelsea, with his Jane t te, and his pLinantsehouldootbeputtoary amour • I had 'n en on Monday morning at the Duke of Ruccleuch's house , butequal to the demand. Few of emetics, ie wn are Initials. b, blue city: c. clouds (detached): f, fog: b, ball : I. I phiiutiti and the d e f e nd :m e The megiatrete, hieing of father .. ei kelt on a sand har4e. OD the night of the Mind to their soliciton to intimate that the caae would nut coin Whitebell. At 12 o'clock I walked part o f th e way home yet appeared at market. E g y p tian are held at 14.. 9al. ; ii hitting; re. misty (hazy) : o, overcast (dull; : r, rata; 41, anew . t, g thunder. 8 -Ike, dlsturbanos (1 to 9). E.-Cabn. . 1 sislliOß t!IXt the oceurr e ur e sac th e result mor e or lea, a A ~,,u.t his mother mull hi, auut were talking in the dreet, on at the precise time appointed, a s two medical gentlemen to dinner with Ibiloney. It was within a minute or two of Barbary , 13s. to 15s. ed. ; English, his. to 17s. CA per .4 aen ..inilerstantling, Snag-steel 111, ainioaae an 04.31 , 3 t. and 1.,• was with then:. The Defendant went up to them to would have a consultation oath. propriety of thedefrodant's the quarter when I left him. We lead been in to have a 1961ba at Gloucester. Indian corn and millet only find re- WRATIRMR EXPICTRD TILL TO-MORROW OR WERT DAY. Mr. l;atoot, .1.1... who ....pied • wet use the beaell with listen 1s their omversation, when be (witness) told him to attemlance, lie bent; in rather a debut° slate of health. He r e t u i: t . beer • and an be left me he said, • ' Don't leave your t a il buyers, the former at 13e. to 145., the latter 10a. lid . to North Critelli-Wet to North-Moderate. pm ries.:istra le. offered to .l'a all an dow ' s'e. r an ... The de. v. swat., tonnn whi,i i h e became very saucy. Th e witness's was waiting for their repot. till I call for you, and th en we l on have another Ds. per 19611.5. at Gloucester.-(From Meads. J. and C. Ireland-Southerly to North-West-Moderate. Pea/ant's &mum' enomuted th a t, i o , e h oo ld a et as soda ; hot mother weld away, and im he WWI turning mend by a The solicitors on each side subsequently conferred WIC" He sad he hail the pen of it. Maloney, and Stone's Circular.) east Coast-South to West-Nioderate-Fioe. Routh Poolan,l-99,1119. Weathar Mr. Miami*. ult the part of the plai n tiff! was of ePintoo that baker's shop, the defendant ran up to him mid struck him together, and at the close of the meelme they wain came myself_ sod another bail thee. bora...sere.... ~/ ....... Cross exeraieml by Mr. Sidaey- I could not say whotler R with the palm of his hehd the lack of it that the Stew was gives by eephiln Hutchinson. Mader :eitrgo Parsons emmiaml—l wen_ present et the temenetios of the August. I saw Mr. Menhir shrike Cartnia Hutchinson 'nth s feather, saying, "minis • yourself howeewhipped." I then saw Captain Hutchins NO posh him away. I um not ems that I sew Mr. heelars. list fell off. Thut is all lam swear to prmitive!y. Rom rusversdion then co sued Mtwara the magas. letVe nail the harped gentlemen concerned for the phial& cmd the defend:mt. The magistrate, being of "Seim that the occurrence aus the result more or hies g.. 41 111 , 1•4 , 4+141i.g. sugg,thl all runicsble UR tagrn.mbt. Yr. P.. who issupied a het no the lamb with miszistrute, offered to urt as an 0r5; , ... . The de• Ifeatent's counsel emigrated that he should act as sort ; hot Mr. Niamey, on the part of the plaistiff, was of opinam that am such orbit/Mimi could do no good unless the party ins itelering had the power to make a Judi...ill decision. In the mune of Ow diecureira, Mr. Meek 11. said that in a short time ..(ter the occurrence ▪ wee sonar home for the purpose of writing a letter to Caplan Hotchimom saying th Ise was sorry fur bor:lig struck a man so much older than himself ; that ou hie Wray he tassel 'Aptais Hutchieson, his eon. cal 11.• Of three others, awl fist it then JOCCURTtaI to hiss that it would he a graceful thing in bin' to re. tarn awl sp Anise on the niomeat ; that be did return. hied hie hat to Ceptein Hutchinson, and mill— " I beg your parsba. I am sorry for having struck you, and I spolo,;tie ;* and that Captain Hutchinson did not receive the spiloiy very well. Is reply to the mightn't*, t'optain Hutchinson .and the rirdemlarit did Cu,... to make so lop. Caption mammon elm sant that if Mr. Meeksus hasl not acme k hies he nook! hare scmmted the .p to ; lout sf:er eneeiriug a blow he could uut, •• a comninhional awl* it. Mr. ltleskia , in the course of the discussion, &shell to be alemel to Lae .cut a ens. sui tttttt ors, awl said that he wss Eltl7to saes: that when lie laid the feather on C o pt 1111 4 ...a's shoulder. the Litter struck him with his Blenched lead in the face, drew blood from his hp, nod hawked L. hat •of. Alter moue tar: her coeverratiou, the magistrate maid that, ender the eirrue,.l 114,14 be would wad the awe forward h. AU "eat ...o.uti•Ooe, the &readout *Wading out ea uo•n:oal bag. Charles Heath. the prosecutor, stated that he lived at No. I. l hurch.,treet, Chelsea, with his permit*, and his father %so kc.! '4l a sand harae. On the night of the Mod of .‘ogust his ittother and his aunt were talking in the street, and Le was with them. The defendant went up to them to listen to their c.mversation, wino be (witness) told bins to go away, upon shie:t he became very saucy. The wituess's mother went away, and sw he was turning round by a baker's strop, the defendant ran up to him and struck him with a knife under the arm. He then ran into a shop, and threw down the knife. Witness weld to a doctor's and had bin trona I dressed, and afterwards had to go to the hospital. lie did not know the defendant. Ile never touched hint, Ire simply toad hint to go away. :Several other witneeses were examined, and it appeared flow the evidence of the surgeon that the wound was half au inch in width and 30 inch deep. It was not dan,,vrous as it was, but would have teen esceediugly so had the point of the knife penetrated au artery close to which it p isse d. Mr. Cooper addressed the jury, urging all ho could on behalf of the &fondant, who, ho said, would be well taken cars of m future. The jiir) found the defendant tai/t•,. The tweed Jut Lie, after a very Lind and suitable admoni tion, sentenced him to imprisonment for one week, mid di rected that he should be under the especial attention of the chaplain during that period. The ease of Ahmed itleneieser, charged with an Rama in Hangerforil-market, was by consent of counsel—Mr. Dem, for the proaneutioe, mid Mr. Cowper for the defence— postponed until neat session. Jo#in Mine/oars., surrendered to take his trial on several charges of emla xyleinent. Mr. Tindal Atkin-on pro.eciiterl ; the prisoner wan de fended by Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. F. li. Lewis. The winner, it appeared, was a traveller and collector in the employment of Winehorses Patent Metal Foil and Sheet Mend Company, who carry on homes.. at Bow, and it was ha duty to receive moneys, and pay tkain over, and amount ae be reoeival then,. Several defaleatioue were alleval against his, bat after a long investigation, the jury, having retired farms. time to consider their verdict., found the prisoner Noe guilty. At appointed time the complainants, accompanied by their solicitors, Mr. Carnerou and Mr. Herbert Wood, made their appearance, and there were also present : Lieutenant-Colonel Bigge, of the 20th, with M a j o r Ross sod Lieutenant Bauer, o f 29th Middlesex. After some delay. Mr. Wood addressed the magistrate, observing that be was ready on the pert of his client to pro ceed with the. case, and he believed an application would be made for a warrant in the event of the dattuditot pot making his appearance. Mr. Lewis, jun., who was engaged fortip defendant, here came into court, and said that in orßer that the cont. pia Monts should pot be put to Key incon wen ivies, lie had written to their solicitors to intimate that the case would not coine on at the precise time appointed, as two m&ical gentlemen would have a consultation on the propriety of the defendant's attendance, Le being in rather a deficits state of health. He wee waiting for their report. The solicitors on each side subsequently conferred tosether, and at the close of the meeting they again came late mut, when Mr. observed that in this case the solicitors had OCIOO to a settlenwut, and that Mr. Lewis, on the part of the defendant, had consented to make an apology for the violent assault his client had committed, and he had also consented to ray all legal expenses on the part of the complainants. It was likewise promised that defendant would oot repeat the offence, though it was not likely, he believed, lie would have an opportunity of doing so, as he is about to leave the neighbourhood. Mr. Lewis remarked that hie client was in such a state of ill health that it would lie dangerous for him to attend the court that day. He (Mr. Rickards) was extremely sorry for all that occurred, and was willing to make a satisfactory spology. At the time of the assault it was well known that the defeudent was suffering from ill health, and lie hoped it would he considered that it was from this cause the moults complained of anise. The complainanta were willing to withdraw the summons, and upon that being dune his (Mr. L.uvis's! client gave an assurance that they should be at no expense. He promised that there should be no repetition of the offence. He hoped that as the affair had been thus arranged, neither to would consider that a victory had been olitainetl. Mr. Cameron remarked that, while be concurred in the arrangement that had been entered into, he thought that the volunteers ought to have some security that they thould not be moleated in future. They had boss at a great ex. pen./ in the purchase of the ground, which had cost about SIM, while the erection of the butts had in addition cost a large sum of money. Mr. Mansfield observed that, in Lis opinion, the friend' of the defendant had acted with much discretion is advising him to purste• the course he had taken, and that the volun teers had acted with moderation, such as was to be ex pected from gentlemen pl ace d i u the position they held. The parties then left the court. Cornelius O'Connor, 2,Artillery.squtre, Struttomground, labourer, said—l was with Maloney and his wife on Sunday. She was in and out during the day. They appeared on good terms. They had no quarreL I was at work with Maloney on Monday morning at the Duke of Duccleuch's house, Whitehall. At 12 o'clock I walked part of the way home to dinner with Maloney. It was within a minute or two of the quarter when I left him. We had l e in to have a house beer, and as be left me he said, "Don't leave your till I call for you. and then we still have another pot." lie said he had the price of it. Maloney, and myself, and another had three half-quarterna of rum between the three. This wax about eight in the morning. Before we bad the rum we bad two pots of beer between four. Maloney had some of it. At 10 o'clock we had a pint of beer each. I was having my dinner when my boy came in and said Mrs. Maloney was dead, and that Maloney came to the. door and told him to come roiltell me that Mary had killed herself. I went to his house and opened the dun, and at the right band corner of the table was a knife and his dinner. 1 touched the knife, and cannot say whether it fell on the floor or not. Mrs. Maloney was lying on her left aide, with her legs to the door. Maloney was against the fireplace, crying. As soon as be saw me he said • Mery has killed herself at last." She appeared quite dead. I think Maloney had some blood on his smock. I did not notice the tee-tray. There were one or two women in the room. By the jury -1 have known them nine or ten years I heard him about three weeks aim complain of her 'ending the money Never heard her threaten her life. Neither have I hoard him threaten her. We always spent ti.e Sundays together. He was sot root of temper so this day. Ho looked as jolly and at sell as ever. by the Coroner—We had a game at cards on Sunday. The wife made no remark about our drinking on Sunday. She was not the worse for drink on Sunday. 1 left at eight. and there was no quarrelling. We bad five gallons of beer. I cannot say how many drank of it. By Mr. Hutchinson—She was • little hasty in temper. By the jury-1 only saw her with a black eye once. I saw blood on the knife. I have seen the knife in Maloney's possession. Sergeant Mason, 15 B, said—l went to No. 2, Leg-court. In the mobile of the room I saw • pool of blood, and Maloney sitting with his Lack to the wall. and deceased lying on the lied with a wound in the left side of her neck, near the shoul der. Her clothes and Loth hands were covered with blond. I asked how it was done, and Maloney mid, "She done it herself, I know nothing about it." I then cautioned hint in the usual form. He then said, "I was having a few words with my wife, end I sent my child out for some oats for the rabbit, as I was eating my breed, potatoes, and bacon, and when I had done I laid my knife on the table. She took it up and done it herself, and threw the knife away." I asked him who lifted her on the bed, and he said, " I don't know." Ho said he did not assist. I looked at his hands and clothes; both hands had blotsl on them —most on the right one, and blood on the sleeve of his elnp. On the cuff of the right oleos° id the shirt there are spots of Mood. and some on the frost of the troimeni,:on the right leg. ['these things were produced and shown to the jury.J There are also spots of blood on his shoes. I told him I should take him for the murder of his wife. At the station the sergeant said, "He has got some blood on the inside of the leg of his trousers;" to which ho replied, " If either of ye had been there ye I meld have hail the some." He also said that his wife had said she would commit suicide. . _ TALLOW.—THURSDAY EVICIING.—The market was quiet to-day ; prices closed s follows :—Spot, new Y.C., 48s. ed. to tat. 94. ; 1860 bract, 465. ti L ; Oct. to Doe., Oh. 6d. ; Jan. to March, 495. Ikl. " sellers ;" March, 495. 6d. "buyers." Deliveries to last evening, 2,698 casks ; arrivals, 1,574 casks. OOTTON.—Linneoot, s.—Our market continues very steady, with a fair business doing. The sales are 800 balsa, including-6,900 American, 64d. to 94d. ; 1.000 0. ducat , sto 7d .; Kv .500 ptisn, rgd. to 10d.; of which 1,500 are formulation nod export. The week's import is 27,413 WOOL AND WORSTED. —Bitsui . ohn, Stir. s.—There is little wool changing hands today, though prices remain exceedingly firm. The hue harvest weather and the low price of money has a tendency to produce a very hopeful tone in every department, and the home trade, as well as the continental, has a tendency to buoyancy. There is a very fine I,th.iro.ss doing for both yarns and pieces for home and the continent. Spinners complain that they cannot realise any advance in the price of yarn, notwithstanding wool is continually getting dearer; and manufacturers also find it difficult to obtain any advance on late rates. By the Jurv—He said they had Leen quarrelling about her s having been drunk nu the Sinnhtv. The witnmis Saunders was recalled and ldentllleill the clothes produced as those worn by Maloney when he sew him on Monday. Sergeant Mason and Police-constable t.'oit said they were almost sure that they maw the luau Saunders at the end of the court. level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing a ,out one.hundredt h of an inch diminution : and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., causing nearly three-hundredths Increase. Le-Expooted thermometer In shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for etaporatton and dew point;. D.—Directioe of wind (true—two points WI of mag netic). F.—Force (1 to Ig—estimated,. C.—Cloud (1 tog). L.— Initials. b, blue shy: a. clouds (detached) • f. fag; h , tali ; 1. lightning; m, misty (hazy) o, overcast .dull; r, rain ; s, anew . t, thunder. 8.--ties disturbance a to Z.—Calm. WRATIFIRR EXPICTRD TM& TO-MORROW OR PZXT DAT. North Ent/An—West to North—Moderate. I retund —Southerly to North-Wet—Moderate. Eamt Court.—,outb to West—Moderate—Flue. South England—Shaer Weather. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ilyenr.f, from London for Bombay. July n, lat. 10 N., lon• 21\I. British queen, from Bombay, June 23. Int. 35 R., lon. M E. Conqueror. from London for Ceylon U days, August 1, ►at. 11.10 N., lon. M. 30 W. Murder,. Arc., from Algal Day fur London, August 10, lat. M N., BRISTOL SEPTEMBER WOOL FAlR.—Beietox, Sen. s.—Our annual September wool fair was held yes terday and to-day, at the Wool Hall, Thomas-street, and wu attended, as usual, by manufacturers from Soinenet shire, Gloucestershire, Wiltehire, Yorke Lire, and other cloth-producing counties. The quantity of wool pitched wan email, only about twenty-five sheeta being pitched ; but tbia now afford. no indication of toe quantities offering or the extent of the trade, inasmuch am the custom of selling bylaample is becoming every year more and more generally adopted The trade was rather quiet, and no advance could be obtained on %able. The following prices may bo quoted --nether' matching,., 18.1. to 11d. per lb. ; diamond teg matching*, 1911. to 190. per lb. ; fleece mixed, laid. to 16ld. per lb. ; picklock down broken, 191. ; prime, 1131. ; choke, 171 d.; aupor, lid per lb.; lambswool, Hid to 17d. per lb. 11r. Sartori Payne, surgeon, said—l live at 18, Denbigh street, Pimlico. About a quarter pest twelve I was called to a woman at No. 2. Leg-court, who was stated to have stabbed herself. I found tho woman Maloney lying on the floor, in • large pool of blood. I saw a wound on the left side of the neck, from which blood was still flowing. With assistance I got her on to the bed. I asked Maloney to assist, and he mid, "No, I ain't." I asked him if he was her husband. and he said be was. I said, " How did this happen, have you been quarrelling?' He said, " No, I bad just come in to my dinner, and had placed my pocks,. knife by the side of my plate, when she suddenly seised it and stabled herself, saying, " I have done it at Wt." At this moment the police-constable arrived. I told bim the woman WAS deed, and requested him t o ta k e & atee of the case. The next morning I made • superficial poitmortem examination, and found it was • clean punctured wound, measuring throe-quarters of an inch iu breadth and one and • quarter in depth. I laid open the wound and found it bad separated • large artery, which would occasion death in thves or four seconds. Yesterday morning I made a very careful postmortem examination, and fouod the wound bad penetrated the cavity of the chest, an d a l arge quantity of Wood bad passed Into it. Such • wound could be made by such • knife as that produced. Hy the Jury—lt is such a wound as would require great impetus. It is possible she might have inflicted such • wound as heznalf. Inn. 36 llentletta W B . retris (barque:, for Mauritius, August 7, lat. 12.39 N., lota. 51.30 W. James rilkington, from Liverpool for Ilmnbay, Juno W, lat. 20 3., lou. 63 E. Jureata (barque), from Algos Bay for London, June PJ, lat. 3 - 1 P., lon. 13 E. Lincluden Castle. for Calcutta, August 2, lat. 16 N.. lon. 3: W. Me.:41 . 6a, from Vizagapatata for London, July 2, lat. 308., Qiiecluil.erry 'ship', from Liverpool for Hong song, Sept. 1, IM. 49.19. lon. 9.19. Timburn for Kennington, barque,, from Slauritius for Liverpool, August 15, Lat. 25.42 N., lon. •..3.20 W. [Advertisemeut.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. The Liver and lie Ailments.—Alterations of temperature and muggy weather evert the moat deleterious Influciice over the liver and its secretion. Against occasional bilious attacks no precaution two always guard, hut Holloway's Pills place their immediate cure within the reach of all. Fermented liquors should be refrained from, and all emirs of diet scrupulously avoided while these purifying Pills are being taken according to the printed directions which envelop them. They will soon dispel uneasi• ness, and discipline all disordered action without Interfering with business, pleasure, or study. Pains in the hack. ftatuients. con stipation,' ahul abdominal fulness are likewise reniedlable by the same means ; which, without irritating or annoying, regulate, restore, and Ntrengthen every organ. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS., BOWER.—August 31. at I.lVii7lll:ll7Yorksliire, the wife of R. if. Bower, Req., of twin daughters. CRAPM AN.—September 2, at Cannomplace, Brighton, the wife of E. Chapman, Eon.. of a son. CIibiESMAN.—Se teuiber 1, at Clayton House, Tunbridge.wells, the wife of L Cla esman, Esq.. of a son. DICK [Mt.—September e, at Mtn Bon Rectory, Warwickshire, the wife of W. P. Uhl:bins. Rat , of a dnaghter. ELLIOIT.— S:pterolae 2, at Winkneld Vicarage, Bergs, the wife of the Rev. C. J Elliott, of a daughter. MOO/RE 7 September 2, at Dunehurch liall, near Rugby. the wife CORN. - BIRMINGHAM. Rem 5. —At Gloucester and Wor cester on the list new English wheat realised an advance of fully Is. per quarter; old dull, also foreign, except American, which was rather dearer. Barley, oats, bean., and peas, unaltered. During the present week the transac tions reported in wheat are limited. As the mice of flour is not remunerative. millers submit to any advance, even on Dew wheat, with entrain. reluctance. Barley rather more inquired for, but no dearer. Old oats in improved demand ; new selling low. Beans and peas only taken in retail. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, the supply of wheat was short, and prices were Is. to 6. per quarter higher. At this day's market there was a short supply of wheat., for which ranch higher prices were asked, and an advance of Is. to 2a. per quarter was generally submitted to. Bailey and oats, both Bad. per quarter dearer. Beaus end peas .lull, hut net lower. 1./Enzn, SEPT. 5.--We had a fair supply of wheat, the greater proportion of which was of this year's growth. At the commencement of the market the trade was briak, and the best qualities of new sold freely at an advance of 2a. to 3s. a qr. ' • but towards the close there was less disposition to bay. . The top price may be quoted at from 26.. to *Pls. a sack, but two or three very choice lota, weighing reached as high as Da. There were a few samples of now 'Turley, the quality was very various, and the sale was dull; Da per I ir. was the top price. Wheat, best, 49.. to 565. ; mabliing, Ms. to 495. ; inferior, 30s. to 36.1. Barley, .16. to Ms. Oats, Ds. to Ms. Beans, 465. to 50s. Mess, 42.. to 465. per Ar. Flour, fine, 41s. to 46a. per sack ; seconds, 375. to 40s. of W. 'Stook Esq.. of arm. PA!t3rALL T Septtintr 3, at Clifton View. histrninster, the wife of Mr. T. P.truall.uf • .ou. SCIIENLEY.-14tptembur •, at rrisicus it.. Mn. Suheale7. Megaigarra, Srpr. b. Our market this morning was well attended. New English wheat was firmly held for an advance of 2s. per quarter, and foreign 4d. to 6.1. per rental, but the densind was checked thereby, and the sales made were not extensiVe. New English flour must be quoted le. per seek higher since this day stionight, but there was less animation in the trade than during the week. American was in limited request, at late rates. Oats and oatmeal sold slowly without change in value. Hamm ruled tirm, and Indiar; oore was le per quarter dearer. of a eon. Si EN N I NG.—Septeruher 3, at lonsdowne %Vas, Stockwell, Mrs. E. Stewing, of a daughter. NEWARK, Ram 4.—There was a tolerable show of wheat on otter ut to-day's market, the new wimples being of ex cellent quality. The tone of the trade was firm, at an advance of 2s. to 34 per qr. Old white realised 575. to 505.; old red, 45a. to 50s. ; new white, 584. to 60s. ; new red, 555. to 575. per 36 stone. Barley was in moderate supply, and new malting aorta made 345. to 40a par qr. ; grinding, old. 27n. to 21n. per 30 atone. The supply of oats was not abundant, awl prices raned very tau. Old, 31. h. to 34a. ; THE atlsil HERRING ?INJURY. (Tres the /rag Tiara.) A great euweeee and Mari:star, a quoin', elite tat • Marini over a flatieneweia yews, and amok wine to Lie batik diecs. of llierrulet, who died 403 years Anew was Y. besetactor who imigla the Hollander. '• pose User, alik to layers in barrels wetted of salting them in meg% heaps.' His ample teaching mixed the value of the berriog trade el Hofstad to two million. • year, and the see. preened by the Snide ..shied the Hollinders to throw off the yoke of last ebarlers V. who had honoured the lido man'. wiemery. We west a Besiielinga sorospt as. Wirverslidso ward &shoaled harriagaappeir off oar asset withal war ill portion of which our fishermen are esdravouring to est t 0,,. l'nfortusetely. they have em.. 11 busts and weak I arty, awl COM "!lather is ple ntifully the harvest Pr o vi• dome has seat them. l'he I owth fishermen bare in sou e ear wit their seta adrift lest the mese of IA should sink thew ta• vessel west down, with four d her ens, from OrelliMaille. :gill is vast qesniity of fish haa beau brunclit la', het set is the newt condition. The Soutrh ark Dubai fidierinen shake the ML from their nets gently, and neck then. torridly in the.rei iny holds of their ships. 1 nit throw them in hasps hruisedasiler sehed, and think of tivolf them out daintily. Under the seeks the ti.so e a lirokrn, and the oil micapiog raise the fish. It is for other resauns, that Scotelesaved fer riage ...te i.ifr Tref evin is the lh:bhn markets. With an •Istoolsoce i 4 fish otT or, own crsista, We import • prod por tion of our •upply from Scotland. We took 94,111110 barrels isf Scotch herrings last seer. We pay nearly fur them, for LogLiuil I.••rielf impels berrig,,.. She bought 541,010 her. nag of Nor saw herrings last year. Now, adding these two amounts tarthrr, we have • total of 148,0011 barrels, which tee woad base supplied, if noir •beve were a Beukeliogs arnout,sit us. Even at flowth, the resort of so massy fishing host., there is an oaring station. The her. riots are th-own roughly hut.. creels and eirted away with • "prickling id salt tiiruvrn cirrr them, or, am now, the heats soaks their way to the I.le of Man, where there is a ', w k.', and in reel. wives° lass two day.' fishing oat of the brief sewn in which the eari :ion. barrio( visit.. us. The fishermeo ai ed lor,;er kiosks and better sate, het more than all, they energetic practical man to teach thorn Low to pack their fish without braising them sod Bailing them for the market. Letterer, perambulate the sentry instrueting • wooe.ering peasantry is the seereta of ableincitr awl the :oraterim of p.Ulieal economy. la then MO society of pmetirol weir Is, teach the neftlo:ted tshermen el ear .mesa 11.. w to saws food which Providence so bounti fully sands them": Tit n R`t KNH Xt.?) Doe jut —At the meeting of lbw Wrier Dock Hoard, yeotonloy, it woo resoled to adopt UM OULMAKVII to the )lerpeth Dock, at iMrhenhetel, •• • •••• 10 $ &eh bet tie proposal of Yr. Bold ood N,. J. Laird. to Palate, the entrance to the Great Float a /own ICA tn 41n !O) fnet , .nttl rn mike it anilabit et • gooyma dock, wee rojoetod lo to.. THE POLICE COURTS. M.tNSION•HOti9L A gentlernauly.looking man, named Mantua, having no occupation, ea. brought before tbo Lord Mayor, i n the a•ustaaly of tkorge Scutt, one of the detectives of the (:ity Police foie.. charged with uttering r forged a:rept-me for 02/. rri, with intent to defraud. Mr. Mullins attended on behalf of the plorecution ; the prisoner bad no solicitor. The girisiouer said he should reserve his defence, and was continittod for trial. 6 , 0r.1e Alfred Torte** was brought before the Lord Mayor charged with stooling abut a pound and a half of raw silk, valets about 4th., the property of the Bt. Katherino !lock eempsny. It epos-areal that the prisoner was employed in the s ilk wsrchou... in the Mt. Katherine Lucks, and on Monday Mr. Wit...illy. the Isenhour keeper, saw him at an open bale of silk. Shortly afterwarde i.e asked him if he leul may silk shout Lim, and after mini. li-eitatien he pulled three skeins (moats pocket, and put them in the bale. Mr. Wbeatly then told him Le WWI certain he had sonic more .omewhen•, “13.11ritcr solo, pftVatiantioll be said he Lad tome in his desk. if. went to the desk and produced 15 skeins, weighing shoat a pound ant a half. Mr. Wheatly runn•miastel with his superiors, who mitered the prisoner to Is appicheudeil. 31r. %%lastly said the dock authorities wished it to be settled summarily, and The Lord 11a)er sentenced the prisoner to two mouths' imprisonment. GUILDHALL. Chrielophor Marriott, of .10, Bouverie-street, who was described as of uu occu p ation , but who it was st a t e d h a d he as officer in the Pateutha Company's service, was charged before sir J.3lunruve,with obtaining 6/. by meaty of false pretences, with intent to cheat sod defraud Mr. Charles Ffetterliy, of the Welsh Harp, in Whitefriars. Mr. Buchanan conducted the prosecutioe, Mr. Wood ap peared for the defence, and Mr. Waren attended to watch the case on behalf of Stubbs's Trade Protection So- The prosecutor stated that the twisooer wee in the habit el using on boom., rod knowing him therefore.. a customer he advanced him the 61. meationed in the charge, being hither induced to do so under the following circumstances: The priacmer brought • cheque to him purporting to be drawn by one •• Josiah Evans" upon the banking flrn. of Sir BeaPunie If eywood, Bart.. and Co.. of Manchester for 6/., and *mimed by a person of the oarne of Charles Bowler Bennett, whose address appeared to hare been given at different times me of L. 4, and G, Hateham4erruce, Hatcham New T..wa. a- I n'an at 31. St. I :-..rw:,*.•rnad, Peckham. The 'clamor: reprseisted that the drawer of the cheque, Josiah THAMat. Chart,* PAlllips, the steward of the ship Aaron Aus tralia, which arrived in the Loodou Docks yesterday, from Hobart Town, wee brought before Mr lielfe, charged with aminzling Sibs. of foreign manufactured tobacco. Edwin Savoy, as examining officer of Customs, distal that he west on board the Aurora Australia oc her arrival from Hobart Town, and asked the prisoner if he hal any tohncoo and ciimm. The prisoner answered that ho bad neither, but the captain had some tobacco. He began to rummoge the vowel very closely, sod the prisoner became shinned, sod mid, " I have one pound of to bacco, and that is all." He observed to the primeer, "Why you Mot now mid you had roue." Th e prisoner ;nada no reply to this. He then marched the prisoner's hod.place, and found another pound of tobacco, and in his chest 311 m. more. It wan canowlinh tobacco, and subject to a prohi bitory duty of 9a. sd. per Ih. The value and duty amounted to ran. teL The prisoner, in defence, mid he bad charge of all the to. bacco oa the voyage out and borne. He b,agnt Use tobacco produced on board. It was for his own use. Mr. fielle—Why did you deny having the tobacco when queetiored by the officer l'rilioner-1 rue bewildered ; two officers were speaking to me at one titer. Mr. Sidle-1 must inflict a penalty for this. You are fined 3f., and will lose your tobacco. FALL op A WARRROCAZ FLOOR A? Alf AVCIION• —A serious accident happened on Wednesday at an auction sole which was going on at Halifax. About 41) persons were assembled on the second door of a warehouse, lately occu pied by Messrs. J. and G Earushaw, dyers Rod stud finishers, Beth Parade, when the floor gave way, and gra dually sank into tho mom below, taking about ".a) people with it. Mr. John Crossley (of Memos. T. and Crossley), Bailey Hall llyeworks, had his ankle shockingly fractured, and the other leg injured. Mr. Watson Nicholson, wool stapler, had his arm hurt, and he left in a cab. A man named Howarth, from Skiruoat-green, was cut on the heed, but not dangerously. The reminder escaped with slight bruises. THR nu/maim or BOILER ExriosioNm.—From the frequeney with which these dreadful aceidente now occur. It obvious that. despite our boast of helot able to subdue the element. to our service, we hare yet to learn proper caution In the mousamment of our invention& If people ernuld only value, as they sitoul. the ingenloua machinery that !retrace ham from time to time Invented, danger would be averted. nu thee , memeter would regulate the heat necemary to generate steam. and the rhroenmeter the enact period foe timing its operation. We would strongly advise all workmen to accustom themselves to the use of • good watch, for they will thus attain precision In performing their duties.. If they have any doubt as to where they may be sure of obtaining such an invaluable friend, they should send to the Moto ate.l Denson, of Ludgate-h.ll sod Corn hill. front shoot they may be certain to ohtaln shot they reguire.—(Advertsismaent.l YeasL~ars. BLYNT—ROPER.—Reptemlwr S. d Nt. Marys, Richmond, York shire. by the Rev. B. Gilpin. Captain A. Blunt, II M... Bombay Aitilicry. to Brancel J, ndina daughter of R. S. D. taps, Esq.. of the Grove. gichnsond, Yorkshire. Burrinv—HoAßE.—repteniber S. atChrigehurch, Hampstead, by the Rev. K Hoare. Samuel Gurney, son of the late sir E. Button, to Caroline balsa, daughter of J. G. Haire. Esq., of Hampstead. GLEIMILL—IIRATON.—Iteptember 3, at Leeds, by the Rev. Dr. Attley, eon of L. Gledhill, Esq.. of Huddersfield, to Louisa, daughter of the late 0. Heaton, Fag., of Leeds. NA NNING—Tia EED.--ileptember 3, at Little Beddow, Esser, by the Rev. F. J. Manning, D.D., 0. r. Manning, Eel., Fanny Maria, daughter of the late (Uptain Tweed, R.N., of Little Beddow Hall. ROGERS-1i ERRlNG.—Plepteniher 3, at Cromer. Norfolk. U. B. Rogers. Fag.. of Ilneolles-inn, to Ellen Susanna, daughter .d R. Herring, Req.. of Cromer. DEATHS. ALLlX.—iientember T., at iiiiroug tiby Hall, Lincolnshire, Mary Elizabeth. write of C. Allis, hag . aged 74. AIikWATER.--Reptember 4, at Didaton-nse, Hackney, T. Are. water. K eq., agoil 83. CABTER.-Beptember 3. at Bezley-place, • Greenwich, 5 0 1 4113, wife of B. Carter, Esq.. aged 78. DICK lithON.—September 2, at CArcnilish-ariume, Catherine. relict of the late C. Dickinson, Rog.. aged 75. GRANT.—September 4, at Peckliam-ryr, Surrey. Mary, w hlow of H. R. Grant, Req.. aged 96. ORIFYITH.—August 31, at the Palace-green, Ely, the Bei. J. Grialth, 8.D.. sent 90. MARSON.—.4epteraher 3, J. O. 31asson, Rol., of Cloucester• r e Lcijits, HySe park, aged 51. p K.—Augu.t 31, at Ringwood, Hants, G. Pocock, F.M. aged 46. SALL —Beptember,l, O. Bale, Req., of Athorstoue, Warwickshire. aged 86. TA RR.—.September 3, at George-street, Bromley, aliddleset. Mr. George Taber. aged 40. Printed and Published by WILLIAM KING 'Less, of No. 8. Lauthi rd-eteeet. In the City of !piion, Printer, at the flees. In lounhoird-street. In the Precinct of Whiti•friurs.-- PittliAl. BstPILYYIz tt. Mt.