The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-19 00:00:00

'4 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. I I TILS Lin MUTING AT DONCASTER, ke. Po ma =Ms OF rim muss. &L, —Weeks and months must elapse below the i fes unuea St. Leger is forgotten. Their rear victory en seem Downs crested unusual exoilemrt, as did ray Oen *kirk wos byres erratic Yule de l'Air ; but it was wartonne Wrested in Doresteir ee Wedeasday esilorkeldreana bed as opportunity of judging what • ter Ondiseser was. They went half Mad over the r wanbipped him as though he had been • Arad tyieg Wib lotoltman, Voltigeur, or West Australian — Son tee ri though pressed by stewing Ecoglish swede Ines rereleseed by the Tykes, rewind each an ernes whore the past deed use dose se the illuatairs Otrioger. The reception cortaisly bad a damper throws = l it by the application made to have Gladiator, examined ; but there was only ass opinion Sher this part of the play, that it was u gnat • Wader as It was an insult, and or that Frerhasen might brae takes serious offence at bad not the stewards used the power to rectify it by refusing to emteresia the pro test; still, it would have been just es well whoa the mistake woes committed, after what bad been mid ad mitre shoat Mee Preach hone (so matter how tramway), if Gear r. de &grease's gentlemanly letter, offering the hone lee rami arra, had be.. headed over to Mr. Genres, sod the =gives him of pewee with his objection or apple ,- As it le that goriest= bee bees poet nessro seentorly aeobind over the matter, which be re not, it right to bar bees ormaidend, the trot to rine a upoe, few when Gladiateur was the Derby r lia o ci wner of the snored bores was asked emistany whether In iateeded to object, asi great ear pose was expressed "in well informed powders" ihat there was no protest ands at the sods. If the aortae err what had bees end about his borer, en handsomely sired to sandy the OWN, of Regalia, the stewards might hue bees prior entomb to give him a little ocoriewatien, caprialty r Kr. Geshata's withdrawal of his oboos, or es woman= of the horse's mouth, would pro babl y have far ever set at rest all suspicion about the ape of Truth Una Gladiator. There or be so doubt about hie maperionty to aaything we have Turing sow, if be le Pot the beet horse of the pressed century ; and to see his. run away from such .Mile as Regalia, Antlered*, sod The Deno, and afterwards give Bresholbehe 101 b and orbs( hers before him on Friday, it cea hardly be end he 11111) is too snob weight foe him to carry in the Cam bridgeshire, or that the LOW bee gives Regalia, 341 b to The Duke, 301 b to Bresdalliese, nib to Zambesi. or 3rd to Heir st-Law, will de mere than bring them together. The Freer divisioo have patroeised this rue to • great attest, Cheat F. d. Lagrange having roapted with Le Masdarin, isermise, and Beata:, with whom are also &Rum sad Cows Darling at Jeanine', whilst V.rtugedie, Gentian, Rabbis, Tanned°, Monitor. La Valera Malobikie, Pluton, MI Denise, all hail from over the water. That the winner is most theca is very possible, the majority being well hendleapped, and lainoi (who has shown •great adapta bility to corers Mks the Cambridgeshire in Frowns) esur sully so. She ought to beat all the Eagle& three peroolda that ran at Doseester, for they are not s nay formidable body, their inferiority quite spoiling Pridity's races. for Archimedes had two of them as much at his mercy as Gladiator did the Doncaster Stakes; the fall ing lame of Klarioak• did sot cause more than • couple to ens for the Park Hill, and the scratching of Regalia left the Cup to be decided without their asaistanoe—or that of any cap " horse at all, Ely being amiss, Takes as • body the two-year-olds that wasted at the meeting were decidedly wtperior to the threes ; and it is a question whether we did sot sr a formidable rind to Student in Rustic, who ap pears tont training into the grand Derby horse he promised to make at Ascot whet train wooed to Janitor, and woo the mile sweepstakes without Fordhsm having to fairly ex tend him. He was deemed inferior to Loud Lyos whoa the pair were both in poseemion of Mr. Sutton, sod the latter elbowed himself • good horse when running a dead heat foe the Cbannegna after being so much amiss that his starting was only determined upon at the last moment ; but time will do so much more for Rustic than his lordship, that the tables may be turned if ever they meet next year. Bides ran • greatly improved bone when he made his dead beat with Lord Lyon, sod revived the storiee excited by the Huntingdon victory of Claxton over &tepid= (whose hacker received the coup de grace. as I anticipated, ley the TeMenalre committee refusing to reconsider their ease). Be proved that Lord St. Vincent has a better horse than was generally suspected, whilst Mr. Parr had Reda°, If be Is sot near enough to the top of the ii. to do him mak geed service r Lord Chides did. The remainiag two-jrearnlde that performed did eel take very bogie assn, Stirrers, Vespeane, Mons, Ling Hal, sad Split the Dofferenos dote' no better the. Grown Were, who showed himself a mar better her Has hie rasing at Goodwood did, though it has yet to be sees • whether he parrs Derby farm. The handicaps and Mbar rune were cooly of • passing intern, an they had but a ray slight inflames on the allnimorning Omarewitoh, the aseeptere list for which weed always wariest the sappritios that very pentane who declared reeplanos intentied to declare forfeit, and that thaw who did ant write to Messrs. Weatherby at all meant to lay " aye." Mistakes of this kind have come rine seW ; end hers ft is sot thew ishing that so few hares that hones sheald ima it the of r enal subsoribers, s a dthe heavy weights shrill smarty all be favorites. John Davis will ' lake • deal of besting, with all the weight, having won the Greet Yorkshire Handicap so easily as to spar his serious reaniog--apecially his defeats for the Northamptonshire Stakes by Solusandwr and the Chesterfield Cup by Endure. The Inter, however, would have bee. heavier handicapped . bad Jobs Davis woo M Darner before the Cemnientch imposts wire issued. sod among mob • lot he is worthy of every aspect, for it wart not be forgone§ be beat the Great Ebor Hendicep wiener, Verdeat, at Brighton, is sadden to the "Billy Nata "of the turf at Goodwood, and I do not behove we • have seen the best of him yet. It is sot my intention to ester into any analysis of the Ceearewiteh now, all I or observe being that the foreigners ate spin formidable, Marmara. Fithian, or Vintagers being boated to do M. Denman+ good service, whilst the Santini division will have to try which among them on beat Jobs Day with Lanidown, Jobs Davis, or anything elf.—l am, ha, METEOR, TATTERSALL'S. -MONDAY. Seldom has there bees a fit. Leger with so little money bowleg ectudly to ethane bands as that of 1855. From the I amen% the cumbers were put op for the Derby betting Gs I the St. Leger was almost at a dead lock until witkio a week or two of the rime. IJeder these circumstances there could not possibly be any very large wioeers, for though most of the gentlemee bottom "stood" Giailateur, still the short price was an temperable oblectioe to expecting my outlays with a view to a grand mop. Although the Citsdiatear ' sad Regalia 000troverty 11.1, hese well nigh discussed to lugs, there is still • lingering soreness in the minds of malty seettinsi meatus for in their hearts they could have wished Mat Count Laving* had yielded to public clamour (eves if sot to the owner of Replia), for thin all grounds of &eons teat or even suspicion had been for ever removed. The pro es:leek they say, Is bad, sad th. last display of authoritative power feuds to streogtlont a belief long gaining ground, that racing is now she sport of two aotagoeistic elemental or inte rests, in short that it b elms &gaunt elms. How the "cos. Hinted prosperity" of the turf can be guaranteed while inch • state of feeling exists it is &Haat to comeive, but it is suggested that in order to conciliate those who believe they ame a right to feel aggrieved, the legitletors of the turf should step down a bit end meet them half-way. Settling 410 the pest Doneeeter meeting wee carried oa amid the iiiiereprrotens of a crush, the moot stilliog beat. end la isserat growls about an unhappy few who was either &west or troubled with the "shorts." This la a term is tort 606000 which will be eo readily uedirstood by sporting men of the meatiest .mody, Met soy °solemner of it. true messing would be as Moult. There was very little disposition to speculate on future events, the dissuades if the sessationel *Verdes of the Doosider meetior seeming to delight the majority more Mau say attempts at solving the Cesare witoh or Cambridgeshire density. The former, however, produoed some betting, at lewd as regards OOMo two or three cannel., Priveteer having hem supported fro warmly that he came from 100 to 6 to 19 to 1 takes freely, while Marna Dubow and Hostages had each his =" Th e Dier" wee especially force, cm . er se having laid as mueb as 7004 easiest bins, coo mewing at 23 to 1, and leasing off at 100 to 6. There sera a rumor of a eeniesissioa Wog out la favour of The Clore but the pries set Wag palatable the geotlentaa entrasted with it retired early, after aciospliag 500 to 15. Ws heard the tame of Lord L7OO mentioned several tire" for the Derby, but not a bet was laid, nor wee even splice mentioned. t.losieg prices : CI2II•I3WITCY. 11 to 1 spa Mr. Smille's Privates,. 4 yes, Fit alb (off. t 12 to 1) floe to co Lord Wiltoo . 4 NtLI/00 , 00. 4ym 121 b (t) 200 to el Mr. W. Trees'. Norris Dower, a pt. bet 121 b (t) 10 to 1 Mr. Barber's The Mown, a yrs, Tot 1101, (t) MO to 1 M. W. Z. lass's Squire Meaty, s yrs. OA llb (t) BETTING AT MAN( CLSAII, CRESTER.—MoirDAT. :WITCH, . .. . .. _ I* to 7 Apt Trlvattor s it) iiiisTh apt AUabeata It I) IN to e Nuneaton (t) 100 to S Solon (t) II to 1 Itorrlattacar(oll 100 to $ Tares (off) St to 1 Jolla Davls(ltte7) 40 to 1 (Mader (off) II to 1 ffetkoJack (t) N to 1 -- Ilsipbtotis(oll) CAIIBRII INBRIEIL 111 to 1 art Caslasda;silii34l SO to 7 -- llootalas ( t= o) 60 - 4;l — igui Lady le 11) BRECON RACER—EroarDAT. LADTICIe Pura t r l n t 1 Mani Peer ma. Tomb end Gene were elyeelted yNA en irreetigetion Truest WWI diegaeltded, and the *dm el Chew to the MAW steeds over Sill the Idemeenth VaLoroirr erAzia. Coteloa Goordiosho Asa of Maw& . at is*. Minna Slum litobbooovio Min t= Muss as. ; 'l% e r Tit - - 77 MW , TIIERair. l9, 1865. ••• ManiUz. ifusai. - - Ifbert 1 lIPPOi *I i Tyro raa, • • . ; T tr i ta,, i; ........ ...- , —.I I". falmnie de ' i % t lige Mb Miami Um 1 Loy. Lotter _ Ala 4 Two re, RICHMOND MORK) RACES. HMIS MINIVID.—The Mewled hones have arrived, ha addiswe to those already Seafood le the neighbooshead —Windham, Voltage, Risk, Brettoi, Tbree per Cent.. Marryateesdit, Q• 1116 ti Troy riddles, West Burke, Tot tiff iliferenta, Mom% Mold , " Orr, Re. Mall Bloom. Certain Liston, Brother to ToStoshom, mad Lady Vow!, Tal eritwOza Cur did sot till. Ailand.—Weealip amp. SOUTHALL RAo2B,—WzonruDAy. Tin Barnum. HANDICAP of 40 son. added to a sweep. stokes of 5 son. each. 2 ft, for 3-yr-olds sod upwards; winners extra. About °senile sad a half. (l 6 sub Ass.) 91 lb AM r A Zsloo Climwretee . . 6 9 Threadbare Toddy .0 7 Fowler 4 7 Teddy a 4 Chelmsford Qesen Bee Warwick 4 11 Ddielred I 6 1 Dabierdmit Musketeer S 4 Opentsh Joy T 23 JUTZNILI PLAID of 30 son for 2-yr•olds ; oche, Set lOtb ; ellise, ase Illt ; outran% 2 son. ; the wiener to be sold for 301. Fin feting& • HANDICAP Sauna HUIDLI Raps of 3 son. each, 1 ft. with 20 added ; the I/lean to be mold for 301. One agle sad • half, ever six hurdles. Tux If mnrs OCP (Handicap). added to a sweepstake' of 6 son. ek, 2 ft; for 3,yr4las and upwards ; centimes I:4len ;pofessioaals 31b extra. About ose ode earl a half. (15 ode.) Y Mlb 41/3 es 19 Moe 6 11 10 Confidence a 1011 Throes I U 1) Illenthal I 10 U rißilernalleS schemers 4 111 11 Deepest 4 U 5 Blderdash 4 10 1 P7rehe 4 U 6 Boawies Teddy a U Threadbare $ 10 2 4 Yl $ illeked Dedwee, $ 11 0 flpsabla Bey Tin 331.1.140 Rang of 3 son. nab, with 25 added ;33-yr olds, flat 419 ; four, Sat 1215 ; In, and upwards, list ; eslini ellowessees. Thrie-quanems of a mile. Acannarr IN THE CRICKET FILLD.—On Saturday ensuing as accident which resulted in a man aimed Wil liam Tanis, $ chocolate maim, residing in 8k lliarkwireet, being seriously injured, took place is Adderley Park. Tallis was engaged playing at cricket with Messrs. Owl. Wry! Brothers' eleven spinet the Unity. He was wleket keeping, and Mr. Richard Cadbury was bowling. Mr. OW bury had bees for some time bowling rather slow, but to baulk the batter be bowled swift. Tallia, who did set ex pect it, was not on his guard. 11, attempted to stop the b .11, but it bounded sod struck him on the sou with such force that he fell to the ground. On his being picked up, it was found that the bridge of his nose was fractured so nook that the bone protruded. Mr. Cadbury, who nsemed very moat affected. immediately procured a cab sod had the unfortunate man conveyed to the *sweet surgeon, whets he Lad the injury attended to, sod from them be was taken to his home. The injured man is now progressing favourably, but it is fared his facie will be disfigured for ABIUIILT BY A Ft.gbirs irroN Yorito LAM= • farmer mond William Fletcher appeared before the ousel y magistrates, Bath. os Saturday, charged with aessulting two young ladies, named Emily Bertha Bead and Marie LouissiPenia, pupils at lire, Parson's school. Bath. Tb a defendant pleaded guilty to both charges, but the bomb bard the widows of the oomplaiaaate and • schoolfellow, who was also stria*, and the (overuse who was with them at the time of the assault. The facts were Welly thee* :—O• Friday, the dish snit, ia the evesiag, the young ladies of the school took • walk to Weston, near Bath, and unfortunately happened to eater defendant's field; attrwdsd by the blackberries, they left the path ad went towards she hedge. They had hardly got there, when defendant made his appimranes, having a stick la his hand. He snoosted this soreness (Was Moore) with feel langoage. She told him it they were trespaseiog they would lairs; but with some oo•temptuous observation he struck at her, but she evaded the blow sad rsa sway. The other young ladies weirs sot so fortunate ; mast of them reosived blows from defeodeat's stick, and se be was io • passion it may be seedy imaglord that thry were roughly handled. The screams and fright of the gale would have moved the feel ing! of any one but a thorough brats ; butriefeadaet was sot satisfied till they had all escaped over the stile. Mr. Field, s , on examinice Miss Perrin, found unmistakeable ~Wese r of several very heavy blows os the right shoulder blade ; two marks were especially prondoeut, as if streak with • thick sank ; Were was coesiderable sweillog sad ten derness on pressure ; then was also • sort of half scratch, as from a rough stick. On Mite Reed be found the mark of a severe blow at the naps of the neck—a bruise wad regular screteh se large se • arownpiseo. Defendaat did sot attempt to deny the *Seam, but encased himself by saying that a lot of his ricks narrowly escaped belay burnt, some chiklrms having got in and lit • aro in the Said ; but the besah indigoantly repudiated the ides that be could have imagined the y•uog ladies iotended setting In to hie bay. Having consulted, Ooloeel Blathwayt told the defendant that no was with the feelings of an ioglialimas would have behaved in the nonsioly and brutal manner he had done towards these young inks. The nasal' wee sunray uoprovoked, no damage wad have ben done, sad if there had been soy he could have ob tained redrew in this regular way. For his 000 duct he meet pay a Snot 40a. and oasts is each ease, the nets to noted. a guises to the solicitor,of the complainants (Mr. Wilton); and a like sum to the surgeon (Mr. F. Field); io defeutt, a month's imprisonment is each ease. Dandsist, who paid the money with reluctance. treated the one with bad termini. While the non were consulting be expressed his determination to summon the your g ladies for treipassing, but the 'lnk told him that he mold not do so eaten be could prove damage. The beech would probably have seat the dafeednit to prison without a fin, but did not telos that oourse as ate compleionta would have ben saddled with the a:psalm—Western Daily Prete. EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL —An extraordinary trial took place at the Perth Moult on Saturday. A farmer named Bell was accused of having writteo tbreatenise let ters to the Rev. J. P. Edger parish minister of Doan', and Mr. Ratingen, one of his supporters acid fries& The letters is ouestioo written is a &Nuked band, and full of orthographicel mistake., were io point of substance so die. gi t igl filthy as to be in part unfit for pablicatioo. It appeared that when Mr. Edgar was promoted to his I viog there was greet opporitios to his entleinset, nod Mr. Bell was oos of the most nergetio of his opponets. It wee proved that in his seal be had on various ocessions paid for the pristine of doggra verses abusing Mr. Edgar sod lb. Billinsan, sod it was sworn that the verities of the %keel ming letter in some rasped' resembled his. The chugs of being the author of them was the more autos; as may • short time previously au " karma maehioe," formed of the bash of a cartwheel filkd with gunpowder and plugged at both Inds, had been exploded close to the window of the Duane manse. The extraordinary part of the MOO war the defence, which mended in the production of a yousg woman conied FAmistone, who swore that she bad written the letters in question, and that she had does se " merely for a frolic, to give the policemen some fon sad to cause these to hunt about the emancy." Whoa she beard of the disastrous onnesquences which her frolic bed entailed upon Mr. Bell she eciolimeed whet she had dons to different persons, and although warned while in the wit eimobox, persisted io her coefession. She denied, how. ever, that she had fired the hush in • fit of frolicennenen. Upon hearing Edmietose's teetimaey the amnia for the prosecution withdrew the charge against Mr. Bell. The trial excited pen interest, sod though commend in the morsieg was not emended till sin o'clock at nigh , . Posy-OFFICE Savusa . sEaNxs.—Post-eflioeSeviogs Banks will be opened on Monday, the god October next, at the undermentioned offices :—Eoglarsd--Ardwich, Man chester, Lenesnire ; Betereve-gata, shire ; Bilstno.road. Wolverhampton, Staffordshire ,• aloe. Kim-street, York, Yorkshire ; Broxiinorne, Hertfordshire ; I Castlseact-ternea, Barnes, S.W., Surrey ; G as tia.acc a gc. Liv 1, Lascathire ; Chapel Ash, Wolverhampton. Sta ke ; Coenwall.road, Weathoures-park, W., Middle. sex ; Cwmbran, Moonioullishiru • Dale-street, Livairpon, Larnishise ; Dialerrced. Wolvnhampton, Staffordelike ; Earls Antos, Yorkshire ; Elgin-road, W., Middlesex i ' Great Bridge, Tiptoe. Staffordshire; Highotreet, Stoke- j ee-Trent, Staffordshire; Hyde•road, Manebniter, Lana shire; Kew.road, Rielnumd, S.W., Surrey - ' Leighton- Fad g sg la g b.covre„ N. W.. Middlesex; maestaghem, I Bradford, Yorkshire ; Mansfield-read. Nottingham. Nottioghamilvire • Newbiggin.by- the -Ses. Northers indeed ; New 'Braining, Chatham, Knit; North. heidne. Halite; Yorkshire • North-sad, Totter bus, N., Middlesex ; North-limn, Leeds, Yerbaddse ; 352, Oxford-skeet, W., Middlesex • Pat t, Lenemblreg Poultry, KO.. Middleeex ; F owl: ill-roe& Dabble. 1 Middlesex ; St. Jobs's, Wonsan. Worcestershire ; Sea. ,k w , Isle of Wight; linsdload, Kent ; Sonthover, Levee. • geese: ; Bloekweti place, Olaehase•reed. 8 , Barmy croft, loseashire ; Stratford.k.Bow. R., Essex; Ti Tipton, Staffordshire ; Tithing, Woreenershirs ; Victoria. grove, Stoke Newington , N.. Middlesex. &Waal .—Argyle. i street, Glasgow. Lanarkshire ; Bisekhallotbot, Cheese* Reefrevishire ; Boseedelaw, Glaegoo, Leaerladdre ; Oahe% Glaarz i Lesattihtre ; Neekersa. Eriblbwrith 14=d. Esti° h ; Wilton, Limb*. Box -gm I m an kg• Naliaat.—By corestret i l mb he Peeresteder. GeeeraL Oosenl Sept. IS, 1566. Du Barry's delicious health restoring R en a s si i l Ambles Food owes, without macho Sr loess ags fbial =gm ° Vsk ibrah liMen• sessasints, sod ISM than Its net ie skada aanner.—se and Co., MK Ti s , ll 6=M to ie. I, Ulm Mae UAW Mt. Slinda (filsouli aoat> Mt re **omit wajuffka# - - .FAr 1241113111,D0E. ith inquest Wee hog a the , Bed in the perish of Grealitheatid, Chnoleddge, view of the body of Mr. Hear Jahn Prides, Big., 611110)1/ ot-TrifilOp (MeV, 08113Wge, and fleeter Wrens* far that neirreity in 1864, who nest bee death err the sitelasehdp eiretimereoes detailed below. Fours Bs low, AN.. wow for ski thunti i Seeided, sad the her. JJ. C. ILA Frew sad Tatar el err College, to watch th e Mill Oath* part the telvenit7 m=7! and the Mends of the derma. The first entree tuned. vim Arthur Coolothott, menthes of Trinity Crop, and 8.A.. who sald—l aequaleted with the demur ; w came p, cm Friday or tlaturday eight to road for the fellowship air-Trieity. On Suedey be sad I withal cell with Mr. Gillespie towards "the Gap " (Gog-Magog Hills), and thee returned_hy Orantehesser to the bathing sheds in the Aside there. We all bathed there. The depth then it wetly est of our depth, bad not to all rms. He Dever cost pained of pun or Weer whllell wear& and sparred in puler hes/th. We readied the bathing s h eds about a parr pest re. Gillespie end I west in first, sad liemediately swam down the river towards "Para- Mee," wording to previous surgement. We lett KG Purkiss to the shed sadnewid, and I believe Hissed re splash sa be dived le. We led asked hint to err with os, and he had sot made up his mid whether be word do so sot.Cl 1 sad Mr. Watill bad swam down to the osier Mud and then got out of to the bank .• that word be 160 vote yards from the shed. Had *odor loslore that 6emeid was sot followisg, mid thought be was rules at the abed oo purpose. Were shoot two miner or the beak, rid then plunged is yar sad tostiesed a down ward rune towards " Pant tared about the middle of the wood, and again got sot at the ere plies as before. We both knew the defamed could swim, but be was Des a very good swimmer. He learned to swim about two years sp. I and Gillespie were ea the beak se the seemed or trios about four or five realm. I end Gillespie retuned to the shed, whir I reached • little the link sad Mier that deceased was not shout the plaos. It was as near as I can edriate twenty minutes from oar dopester to oar return to the shed. I end Gillespie had probably got about thirty toysds en cur atart roe I beard the elder of what I took be deceased diving in. Wltee retuned we foist dreeard's rare in the shed, and some ether godlier who bad strived alter as were in the water. We asked them if they bed seen decreed, and they mid "No." I immediately dived into she river end swam der spin, thinking ha mast have followed es. I thought Viers was something wrong then, or we mast have met him ea we come up. I got out and walked abet the beak pat of the way, thinking I mould see into the river better. I sent for Grey, the keeper of the shed, and he brought ropes deep, end Gillespie west to " Sheep.'-grass" - for An alarm wee raised. aed parties west up end r o lown the river on search. After a little, r got drew& and her looking about, and about forty misuses afterwards I saw some wads is the immediate neighbourhood of the Isbell moving about in en extracedleary manner, and threw in • dreg and polled them on one side ; th ee sew seethi ng white, called others, sad the "eoceethieg white" was idea tiled r the arm of the demur. Two or three re math tad desered was pelted eel. The place when hie um we. was oily about four feet deep,rd about a yard from the bulk. It was about fifty yuds from the shed. Drolly he was Dulled out a surer arrived. Should suppose that if decreed dived in whoa I beard the spier, sad swam after us, be must have been is the water an bar. The weeds were se thick there as to impede a mart media through the water ; there wee a peculiar deseriptioe of bangle weed there. Witness swam over them. Have kora decreed sad been inhere with him sines are wen " freshmen " in 1860. Never beard he was subject to heart dieser or apoplectic, or any saes kind of 61.. Dreamed was a strong meson re, root 23 or 24 years of ego. Have frepeetly bathed with him before. Never knew him complain of cramp. It was • shelving bask where dowsed wee ford., and pro- bably would be about des feet in the middle. A member of the jury suggested that the weeds should be more regularly out, a suggestion that met gruel approval, bet it appeared that the eernerebip of the river in the place *hare the body was ford was sot is the University Betbieg Club, of which demur and his companicas were members, be was private property—the property, in far of the &ry Klegs Crop. Mr. David Nampa B.A. of Trisity College, who accom panied deresed, sad Ceekshott, conanned the litter's eerier in eery partionier, bat differed as to tie depth of water where the body was toned, which he pee as five feet. The parties they found at the bathing shed oe their roue said that they bad been there some time, and had or sem demur while they were there. Mr. Jars Hou g h, memos, al Cambridge, deposed that be bed not pm/priory kortera dared. Wes called about • quarter pest two es Sunday. sod deceased was trot out of the water just as he arrived. Mr. Houk pveeeeded to give tarsi& evidence to the sleet that every means were tare to achieve reseitation, bet without effect, every assistance ben` freely re n d ered by th ose prat, though Dr. Marshall " reedy method" was pursued. Once there was slight encoememort to proceed, sad arti ficial inhelatiou was attempteL Grano apparatus was WA for. but could not be premed, sad at lest witness opened the windpipe and lesested a quill. Attempted by that raw t., irate the leans, with partial but to no effectual purpose, sad wirer was at lost o to give up the oar as hopeless, though every appliance except dm galore apparatus was at heed. 51r. Hough finally gave his opinion (so post-martens exuninatice burg bre made), taking into emaideraties the riders sod the appearance of the body, that death resulted from &dual drownieg and apart from say other are. The jury at once found a verdict al " Accidental death 1 whilst bathing." It Deed barfly be added that the melasoholy oceurremai lies cut • gloom over the whole nolvereity. The demand was the son of the late Mr. John Porkies, of Distaff-lane, City. In 1850, when little more than 7 years of age, be was entered at the City of Loodon School, and in his pomp through the various classes he carried off • number of prizes, Isoluding the gold modal for proficiency, and two silver medals. He wee elected a scholar on the Carpester foundetioa in 1867, sod five years afterwards succeeded in gainful a miser scholarship et Tri nity College, Oembrklge, whither be had proceeded to 1861 with the Bewley scholarship of the City of London School, being one of the nest batch of minor scholars elected at Trinity, and he was sleeted a foundation Rebnlar et the first examination after he became eligible. Be had previously ardor:Wed at the University of Leroy, where he attained tie that pin in torbernatiod borers, and pined the Usiversity exhibitioe ; bevies also pioed the exhibitioe is the first end second exenrin•- tier, for the degree of 8.A.., he was at length 'Droned a permanent scholar Ili the University of Loodon. He likewise wee the gneeses prise for prolicleney in the natural rears at the Sorb liameingtou examination. Pursuing his corer at Trinity College, be maintained his supremacy until his ear was peeled with roars of cheer ing when averred in the there floor co the 29th of January, 1884, as the Senior Wrangler of his you— th* heed of • list of wranglers fee numbers almost, if not quite, unprecedented. Such le an epitome of the brilliant career so prematurely brought to se and. Mr. Parkin's pre. sere in Cambridge at this particular janeture was win to his intention to proceed to further beriourable strife in the intellectual arena by alias; fee • fellowebip at Trinity College. Accuser AT TH2 Rims Dooz.—An accident of a serious nature oceerred yesterday marling at the bead of the Elver Dock, situate between Misdeal and lime how. For 1101110 time works have been ie progress for ,screening the extent and capacity of the dock. At about 20 minutes to 1 this morning the engiondriver, working an engine stationed on a platform adjacent within the pike driven to exclude the river, was surprised by hearing a Done resembling the rumbas( of artillmv waggoos over • wooden bridge, and on looking between the timbers he perceived • largo body of wake surging into the clock. An alarm wee immediately give., and the inmates of the houses were aroused and left their beds. A beerhouee (the Sir Jobe Franklin) snaffle( beside the dock entracte wen undermined. the proprietor, with his family, quitting the premiss. It was at lint suppond that the water bad broken is within the dock itself through • sewer. but on stramiestiou this proved Dot to be the rose. Yr. Elliott, clerk of the works, was early I. atteedaine, and at ones gave direction for ntoppiecc the treffie across the month of the dock. A crevice bad been observed along the roadway the previous afternoon, hat wee not, it teem, reported. The damage done was very great, but forte. *Maly no HIM were secrifieed. FATAL FALL OVRIA TH2 CLIFF AT FOULTSTONL-- On Saturday morning. about five o'clock, meta men es loupd in mostructior Fad Radnor'e new .es wall, between tit end Folkestone, found the body of • men bring ems diatom, down the cliff es his face, with by head oought between two sharp ;deem of rook. He waa nein) end bad evideatly bees tying there for sit: or wives Imam Information wee give to the polio% mg as they were nimoviog the body on a stretcher it wee idmatilied by a Folkeetone flahrrmes named Pbilpot, as that of his sec, aged 20, for whom he ms merehinr, m be had not been Aetna all bight, and wee lest one going is the direatlea of Seadgete. An lagoon was held an the body et the Town boll, before the borough coroner, the Name afternoon, when • unite, of "Aoridestal death ^ was returned. A trifling railway accident took place at the Winne Say gallop on Saturday. The rills were wet end el' , and a treat which was coming in at too great • is. violently sealant the yeminent buffer, in the elseloo. and dinning them budged oat a parties of the wall. The non eras gent, and in 1•011611. psemesore were hart, but lankily nose severely. PAM! 07/101 b 1178111311, 130IITIL —Number et trillion Inc the week amain September 16, 2,00 a Total number slam Om emeeleg al the Namara bee daily (12th May, 1828), 908,125. - - t Adellehlseele . ttliOLLOlFlLT'll °INTIM,. IND Trigh—Thme have hew besoeff= predated is dm part of frl a ro c rtn a hat thee Forum • household treasure : the worst eases of ?Moms. hounds, st7d iiere variety of eldo chasms ter width is asap nemedles have bees g=t seed r ae ge . 4 4 l • U %leash to thee poster . they art so non the as to to oeseldedd a eomeleto ar # phereememas tn the art. for We meson are mho. mama Ise many modem prueettimare atter she has red ommedistal. Thoe• eamplidats sheds alert sod al•duesm-elso war as mist ore lie edge sus to the a md f s e li reses of them plea Wend wounds OM 111111.14t1i Wad war Ur stafteld. .-44/M TALL OAIIIINAL COURT. 4.. . a mg Wrinr . c. r . 4 1 410 ' • ; retie jattllOna47 GD' ttamedby also ' potatoes e Mr. an penreled, sad Mr . Meteelfe was maned for deememe. The PrOVIPMOI I midis in S *thistles's, sad be bad been sequinned with the pawnor mid his tastily for • ersoider• able i, ead had been In the habit of leading him small ow' at del money. In_ June, 1462, tip, where asked hint to Mod end he mid he Imola do ne If he woiM give Mi some eternity. The Pinar mid he *odd plans the bare of his house is his hands, end upon this oesdition 4* Prolocutor speed to let Mm have tie money. Ohm* slaerwarde the inisonsr pro hisi a dominant whisk he represeated to be the lease he lied referred to, sad the tor gave him the moray, tad the prisoner peld duper at* isterest Om neatly two years, when tie prow odor dissorined that the keen the prisoner had given him wee an old hem of no value. When the prompter road* this dimovery be wont to the primoor end told him of the fact, and the pie . nee r laughed and ✓aid, " Ab, you have found me est ; and when he wee asked what he =seat to do, he treated the 11111641111 very lightly, and maid ha wield web. Is al *ht. He afterwards told the prosecutor that he had maiPed the reel lease to his father...in-law. It appeared that the preemiee afterwarde made several endeavours to pi the priacisin , a Moods to pay tba mosey, end that criminal were not taken until after the primmer had bettennwe.tr rapt. r. hfatealfe, it his address be the jury for the eldwase, urged that the ens aeseritleg to the ',cornier's own showing wee rather a pralisz ea* on both roar, and he rid it Ira clear test the premier? had in the first taster* nested the matter as • debt, end that be oely resorted to criminal proceedings when he fend he °add sot obtain the money by any other Paeans. The mother of the defendant was called as • vitae's, and she rated that she remembered his telling her that he was these te borrow moms money of lir. knell, and that he was ping to give the lease of the hones as seenrity, end he rind her be give it him. She sad that upon this she west to the ins sheet where the kept her papers and took eat what she believed to be the valid leer, but by inhere she teak eat the old lame end gave It to the delmsdant. la answer to a question put by Yr. Hemp, the wirer stated that she did set fled oat the mistake until a aos siderable time afterwards, and although she wu aware that crony had been advanced upon the genuine lease, she al • lowed her husband to purchase it o: bar mon without tellies him awning about it. Thr Brooder maid that by ma doing she bad lest bruit to • very great fraud. The sitars remarked, with sere 11•10ii014 that meters I wen gecerally us to do recYthisli Is their Poser to protest their soca. The Recorder, in his summing up, said there could be so doubt that a gram fraud had been oosusitted, to whisk the mother of the prisoner wee as mush a party as he was him. ..if. The only queries for the jury, however, was whether the evidence established the specific charge that was sow under inquiry. The jury, attar deliberating for come time, returned • verdict of Not Guilty. An applicatiou was made to the inert in Menses to the ors of Nadine Valeria, spinet whodi • chary et perjury had been preferred, and the Recorder said that if the pawl jury should return • true bill the ease would be placed on the list for trial on Thursday. John Dooley, 22, sailor, was Wicked for a burglary In the dwelling.bones of William Wean, and Medias therein • cigar-cam, puree, aad a variety of other article, kis pro - Peril. Yr. Bosley conducted the proseculloa ; the primmer was not detnded by enamel. It appeared that the prosecutor 'resides at Locas-ville. Loughborough-park, Brthbon, sad that daring the sight of the 10th of August bust Mn. Weal wee awoke by hearing a soles in the lower part of the home, sod she at nos de nodal to the dining room, whore the fond the primmer is the act of ramaakine the entente el the sideboard, sad the whole of the pr 7 in the nom was mattered about is the greeted coofmion. The primmer escaped wr := through the odow, but was enured on Use epee by Pelioe.constablo tuna, 218 P, who liven Is be happened at the time, sad a panics of the property stelma was= in hie poesemieu. 13n an naminstios of the premises by Impostor Molloy it was seepriained that they had bees en tered by the kitchen window. Wises at the pollee statioa the prisoner mid that this was an colony job for him. esp.. !Sally as ha had only just 'some from see, sad had lost ail his Money. The prisoner, both in his defence and his erosesmansina ties of the witnesses, aimed eoesidarable amusement by endeavouring to establish that it was mistake about has being io she house, sad tile& the coesdeble was ia arrar in takieg him into custody as a thief. The itemnier was about to rum wp, when the jury in terposed, mad mid they were quite setistied without troWing his lordship, and at onus returned a verdict of Gnifty. The poisoner was sentenced to twelve months' imprison ment with hard labour. (Before Thomas Chambers, Seq., Q.C., Common smjeant) The whole of the day'. aittiaiinthi; essirt was theureled is trylog the Xist proseautiose for pries emialerfelt coin, in which Mr. Poland. Mr. Worlds's, sad Mr. Wanes snared u°o ow w z. , : !if ( or the prosecution. The orgy notice- Eno& Webb, aged 51, and described as a bootmaker, who woo indicted for having in hie paseassioa a quantity of sem terfeit coins, and also a mould and ether materials seed in the manufacture of spurious tooth The apprelmosith of the prison r sad his detection were brought about through the activity of Mr. James Brausen, formerly en inspector of police, bat now speedily empieyed by the Mist authorities, and it appeared that the praetor, who had two establishments for coining , the at No. 51, sad the other at No. d 29, Keat,threet, Borough, sad was dis covered by Mr. Breathe, impeder irde. Impeder Ray mond, and Inspector Bresnan, jun., is bed at the kit. tamed address. The ofscers told him the object of their visit, sod on search being made as old cloaking entaitheg isounthrf sit shallop, airman, and &Mak cascaded wader the bed, and on the mantelabelf there were &moron/4 a 'aloof white metal, a file, sod bottle of acid, and at the other house occupied by the primes' were found pavanes 'eateries sad other apparatus used by cohere. The jury, without loseitatioo returned a vodka of Guilty, and it bevies bees proved that the primmer weds on old offender, The &cantos Berleant nesteoced the primer to be kept in penal servitude for the term of ten years. 151 MURDER OF MAJOI DI tent - The grand jury have not yet returned a true bill is the ease of John Carrie, who I. charged with the murder of Major De Fere at Chatham, and in all probability the trial will not come on until the end of the week. The publics are aware that the cam was removed from the Kent easing at the instance of the gmenment, _ander the provisions of recent act el parliamest, which also gives poser to the judge before whom a primmer ire triad far an otiose, of this deneription I. order the osoloonas of the law tube corned out at soy place be may think proper. It MU be remembered in Palmer's nue that the priso ner war sent back to Stafford after his conviction, and the °mita &stamen was carried out at that place. la the wont ruse it is understood that in the event of a movie tie, taking plats; arnagemons will be made to bon the sentence carried out in the rowan of the temps fa the barrack-yard at Chatham, with the object. of Dowse. of promoting an 'maniple to his comrades of the consequences that follow such • Grime. The permeation has hum taken up by the War-ofßee, sod it will be eon deetad by the Boliertor-Geemal, Mr. Gifted, Mr. Puked, sad Mr. tlanneu. The prisoner will be &deeded by hir. Sleigh and Mr. F. FL Lewis. ,E i t e 7 . l , wet sot retired to the leder, but the Alls. hlottla angel) , to the soled at the 'a brother, who voltages the basideea Ht. Holloway II Omni from tows, ao iowealigalloo wad is :abated. It did set require lath iostaitylar the pm' sten to dilater that elraotostaose, h a d Sense weed to Mr. Holloway sod NU *WOW Ind had bees robbed ft same gam but that he Mho' hod se the wrsity. The other premien wary ketwohildhed. sad mole angler edmir, teem ems formal willows usiglires, *hes the pelicans wont didooded. lAN mese diseeminsylir.Vbreeee Mid he would siellt" *if each getter. tire eselsilier etas., sal his own empiisesese for 600 k, milk* hems' sties et ilia 1 YAEYLEIWYNIS. A zortablo•looklng puns W. aimed Edictal Mps. ihst, umber, was oboid i before Mr. Yardley with follow s druokon end &sly Matt. George Hallett, 79 —At et fatly boar on Sundt. monied attectiott was *led to No. 36, Goisimiglit llama% beariss loud calk for " Police" io a yam 0a setting them the lady Imespyisg tha hoof stag wee lo the plied goiog to rob it. I west to etialtllar„ where her sbud was keeping guard. I Intthe aillar.door, and saw the primmer ha • the plat belonged to him, sac be most sot be Wired with, as he was the Prises of Wales. Medias be was drunk I looked him up. Mr. Yurtlloy—Do you know mythic% of the primmer Constable—l Imes emoirteined that he Is • rap you's OM, sod works sett do to the house 'M i l e s • was found. The parties at No. 36 do not now wish to prosecute. Priamer—l am sorry, but I wee the worm for liquor. Mr. Yardley—l began to think you wan foolish. I nitoll dierharge you this time. Dotaid RaIIICION aged 13, was charged with drumbeat:m.l Morgan, 130 D stated he saw the prisoner reeling shosti the street os El:Sudsy night. He tack hiss to tics Malice, hoot, when, in onseqnenes of his helpless state, • docare was sent for, who had to nes the stamordi pump. He bet drinking to excess of Merest liquors, as well es smaidas. Prisoner was schemed of himself. Yr. Yardley discharged him. MOM. Elizabeth Muirhead. • yal Jatemperato sad violist woman. ow brought Wore lir. Ng* &urged with steal. tag a was sad several &Moles. al /..ale wearing apparel, lite property of Mr. Teague. _ . The proem tor and his wife are living at No. 1, Nightie. gale-Lae, Limobouse. The priscom warn their mat-door neighbour. Oa Thursday afternoon loot Mrs. Torque left horse sad securely looked the frost doer, hat the back door was open, no robbery being contemplated by any one from that quarter. Os her return Mrs. Teague discovered that her dwelling had been entered is her abeinno, and her hasheaffs met, • shawl, two stuff petticoats, two pair of drawers, • red scarf, and • few chemises had been stolen. The kw sad his wife axe poor bard-working people, and the lard their p pr o = w ir t s a s to them a heavy one. Michael Melba, a Me, No. 26 K, was called upon to innetsgate the affair and he came to the coaeludon th a t an entrance b ad been made from the beck of the dwelling. harm The garden sr and at the beak et cue house could be many reached from the yard el the next. The primmer took advantage of this facility of amen to rob her neigh boars, and raised money on the pooperty she bad stone which she expended in strong drinks. She pawned the proseoutor's coat at Mr. Ma tth ew's shop, sad pre the ticket to • man named Pileher, who gave it op to Holton. The prisoner said she had pawned rtes remainder of the Mona reports, with the exemption of s reos d moves, which she sold to • rag Malec. The duates relating to the stolen articles were not foriboooliog. The coat was Merida : The prisoner pleaded Mr. Print said the prisoner had committed a very cruel robbery on her neighbours, who were poor sad could M efferd the ices. It woo very wielord and anneighboarly sat, which deserved severe pueiehment. He acerbated the prisoner of nanny, and esatemeil her to be imprioesiland kept to hard labour for six Weeder months. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Frederick Robinson, a rather respectable looking man, was brought before the Lord Mayor, Ginned ea Ids own confossios, with having, sic mouths ago, seabaahed Umlauts of 81. the moneys of his employers, XIIIINI. Hoops and Oa, advertiausg agents, of Clomp street, Mannocelsoues. The. Hawkios, %City police constable, staled thstins Sant. day among, about half-met 7 o'neek, the prisoner came up to him aid said that he wined to give blownt up es the sharp of bans( embersled, six usoottre ago, 81., wbkh he bad remind cei neatest of Messrs. Hooper sad Co., to where he was clerk, sad which he bad appropriated to his owe use He said that hie comal•nee had gime him so net noes he had committed the aeon, sad he therefore resolved to deliver himself up. Tbe Lord Mayor lequired if the prosecutors win in at- The inestable replied that they were not. He had bees to them sad Informed them what bed taken place, bat they declined to 00100 forward sad give endwise. The premier had been in their manias as clerk, but loft them about the time he bad mainlined. The Lord Mayor Umpired whether the grinner was drunk at sober when be gave himself up. The constable replied that be was quite sober. The Lord Mayor told the ninon he might snider him- - self fortunate that the prosecutors had sot, &needed to sup. port the chugs and be hoped be would he easeful is future. TES SIISTIBOTID POISONI3IO Of • 1 . 017N0 La' At premet, as there was no evidence iss import of the at Swaim r.—Mr. William Join Stew. • MOM chair, be must be set at liberty. meetly ri gged ill awdetaat to Mr. Thames Jain Rieke, a Ho wee thee discharged. engem ivi extensive poetise in Seltsbary. woe yesterday BOW-STREET brought up in this Sews as rammed. hiders the sayer. Mr. Robert Spooner, Charles Uttees, ai d Moan Salsa, wen Richard Henry Widen, Mr. Jenne Homy, led Mx. J. CL brought up ma musaad. charged with robbing their eon Wheeler, eitarairith having mused tin desk of Mine ployer, Mr. Holloway, of the Sewed, the panne, of Hal. Redly flopbta Blabs, the devalsese el Ms lote employer ~ Jong pilla and ointment. Whoa the magistrates Seek their seen cis the bee* I Mr. Sleigh , in o p t the ease, stated that Spernerk dark reed the hers Setbil e rima Neolik 2 S duty was to keep CU mahhook and ledger. sad to mein . line of the wilful murder ef leis Sophia Bloke. I sod pay en from time to time large snow of many. The i The prieseer said be had understood that tin pawn otter Prisoorn were employed ender Sposmer. It I menienicse was merely Limn, assi Mr. 11. Riney. who would appear that cheques, instead el bong I was espied for him, wee net prescratOe bating bona ' paid to the permits who were instilled so thew ' given to uoderstoed that the Awe Mow he be dew ham bad bees Omega at a onghbouriag publiehomws, rod , Mr. liaperiatendest Wien raid thin he bad text 1.- enverted by the mimosa to their own nee. Is this war i a rinsed ea they wee net I= 1 .___,,_ 09 ../..... two cheques for sight pions. and ens for Si. 17m hod dog._ Xi. Wetness. wire we ta w'm".• t he "60 loin *JOAO is Meads end from that month to behalf ef Mr. Slam woe on pens% nor nee lie. ~---- inid l •- leclusira, upwards at 1001. It bad also bon a = . Retway, who had to defend the pfseaer. The priseser j=ig that large gems had bens spnepriand by socither Mid be ind understood the were lie be emir Sera. ft Vernon sums at mousy were entered b e tommal. but acreerthelees C la w eli s hi e ll :piltoll to de "mid sag meo w by "m u m nee liAsm. ogre: E ni a: = r ent payments fot platannemesm ang 'ea will MIII wow 0 la. ale= l4 , 4 l ' Loaalses•oleset, is the aey et Iran" rdr id ai a jose. Past wir• *ooraimood so the. W.* ; so. TM Irma otoolod " tho OS *Zig:. eilk AI 1411010 , 1 0 4.. i r i e ""baka ll *us pormat bag sodamt No Ti. 104 ia Um coolk-book. woe bait 1 T. snit, inrirmisamm W. A CLERGYMAN CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT. At the usual weekly sitting of the Magistrates for the Hundred of Taves-ham, in the county of Norfolk, es Saturday bat, the Bev. flamed Hayward, vicar of Whom* end WrAhans, was alassged with areenltteg Saida Webster, a young girl about 20 yearn of age, at Salbouse, on Sunday, September 3. The magistrates who adjodisted upon the ease wore Jobe Lows, &q., and Colood Steamy Clitherce. Mr. (*Meek append no beheM of the comp lainant, and Mr. tinny for the defendant. The complainant deposed that As walked from Norwich to [Whoa'. on Sunday. the ard instant, to see defendant, with whom abe had been earreepombea. Aunt mans mousy which he had promised to pay for her. She met defends* se be was comma from Amok after waning Irvine, and re. quested to speak to bite. He said he would have noting to do with each a worthless sod went to his resideasn whither complideant followed him. 04mi:hied the house she rang the belt, sad defendant sisewered the summons. She again told him what she waated,whas hepeAed bar foam the step along the gravelled walk, throw her into a bash, end kicked her leg. She afterwards *at into defendant's kitchen, being very faint, and had a giant of water a fled found that her dress had been much torn. To show *eh she believed she Ad a right to go to defeadent'a Wipe en the Sunday, Mr. Chittock elicited • statement fro& the complainant that she went into his seiVies when wady )<5 years of age, as a general serviset. About IA seethe after she had bees is hia house he seduced her, Ad baring that DA was pregnant stseteld hit and hesupplied harts= tient to time with a mistime of gilt Istrisannt andsones derk stuff which he gat hewn a chemise's. Be sommeeseded bee to leave his sem and pionnald get Is saiethir boa. Complaisant subsequently found that she Walrant pregnant, sad in 1862 she west at his *vim** with WOO friends to his honea when he mods en s to meet her the following day at the Whits Hirt lan Nor wich. They met and intersperse+ took gees between them, the birth of a child in July, 1853. being the resat A medical man in Marina inteeded eiresplaieent. aid de. [Admit paid one of his bills, and promised psy asisalser„ bat did not keep his word; sod it woe to iodine him to do so that sin called upon him on the day el tbe result. It was deo addend that en NW 'scission, at the Whits Hart, dideadast remised to veiny her when Mrs. Hay ward wbo was is must daring the bearing of the And died. Oaseplaieme alio mid tnat sha maki At emirs lading defendant et hems during the week, and that wee why As called en Sunday, She went to • house in Norwich whisk be brequested, and while was seoupied by • MA Child, alias Hadosedi formerly mistier of Salhease whoa. but the "lady " and daft refesed to admit her. Is a orcesnserniestioa eomplailenal domed` be inj td. familiar with two pinWne at &limn* wan said that I sat, when be kicked her, was wearing the boots* which he walked home from church. The Rev. J. S. G. Dreamer, the Ars* of the whim el Ssihesee and Wreck.* &And to Meeting the 011111iiillim AMA es he w ping to Adonis his Abram» dunes, and he observed that she was lAA Ahansted„ and *et her and was nisch torn. When he saw her seals on the folk:swing Wedaanday she had a bop bruise epee her arm. Yes. Dement Is, with whew ceimpLunot midst onvelts. sated the last witness a to the aseditioa of oamplainend after the assault. She also AAA that the defends* on ass man= left a *aversive with her for soutpideset. Mr. Lisay, on behalf of defendant, sailed &rah Alex. soder, • servant, who stated that her master did not kink the aomplaioaat that he had as his carpet slippers. Ad that As fell down upon the p.lk. to eromeesessioation she admitted not • defeedaet peak the eamplaiesot off the slops, and that meter was between handl sad oomoloinent. This was all the 'video , " and the court was dewed during the deliberation of the magistrates. Oa the re isimileioe of the public, The Chairman and to the defendant—We have given thin Tay disagreeable case every attention, and we come te the conclusion, without the slightest isseitetioth that we must ooeviat you It is certainly on. of the grossest awanlis that ever came before this or say other court. I do not mean to say that the reseall in Medi is se aegis. vated one, bat still it Is en aggravated Assail, it being upon a woman. Your is a distinct else, sad comes nods a ,Luse in which the penalty is heavy. Owe could hardly believe that a gentleman—l ought ant to lay that--a le year position, • datums% hadag performed ab' duty A a &lady, sod going ta pedal m a mood time, should in the interval assault a young woman, if it bad sot hem stated upop oath. We have beard other sad very disagree. able sad most painful and disgmesful silences to what I may almost All fans, which certainly do not come bales us, sad it is not our daty an any way to dwell upon them ; but the assault is proved. and we Sae you 101., Melodies ABM, is default three meth.' imprisonment Herd labour is sot mentioned is the &nee, we cannot therefore give it. The defendant had sot the money in lib posecerise, and two boon were greeted him to abeam it. , alicparaslikhZib The approacbt ItArii Wares be RID. b A aim/ 'War AA to- WA if nod r Wok t asespi, * t b• 1101011 'TOM Aar pable asp Alfg issimoor cos r' •' los IN.. war mut the 7 bilitisif but ' aghtbp' 0 . 12,:i ........... „in do. sr. - choicest Ihses h , • •11' 11 . 1 ; i '' I ILI - I_-.1.• • " 111 , WNW aostov.sstpra& 11108PECT8. 'he week opened with a tine breezy day, d m saw t•- • .. ~•• •osobies to erne. from the B.S.W. Nada, -,,..---', li mit - ;co oda wares Mtn set ve moth me, when • wen g m ir rtrit rt: i .•car e. . low memo is the oath is the lost emelitto i a On UMW/ the 001 ••*••• Ills 01 •••• WO ..tata a •• 1 1 11 1., {bee err 72 deg., berlosto 30.10 is, g o l a o . ed. is LOW o Airbag el Yonne' the imovest Le ma d, ..- . ''" .. _--. .trees seised sheet lot LAO re is smy a o , o - ' pror, although wish • ••••••V 114 q•RHS7 a abeam: pi woonrind the sioosste ea ant dap ..• .10! . 4 ; 1 6 C ' Vick the aunties if acme foie which fell se i . I_ , an% it. ilie moths. has been deems& headsmen . o Wit rerstieses eri et woes. ills LIVIA le thTeM 1 . 6.„ ° !': 0 1 .-0 lbe ..sited 1 t sheet to dam Th e * a d aiiis --. Il lii llas Veep N. W. to S.W.' We old sse % or do omin g WAlt Noe wield be required to esiselen nor h tli . . r ea mer. olgta i lt thr=we . ll: le °sobering.% I .. im iag oo , gin t- Zonsphems opressively wad moony lot "Ill io ilO• 11111111 ilgro. g , iteselays, allo Ines the amines amen l e t e .h 0.7 4 ~..e asd/Ze a adie u ea Lao this is the oaths= mod oidlimilessog o • ,fiegsw/Wolle s • ' • , woe hot sod sivegy day, with sus" it mod erwooder WO very of as loosliale don. Ireen w i r'‘... I,l ' Lik aat ar adair mi of Ileeliend it ens remarked 3 " Assiket erin, - 71 R i.....________. d assmosable weather has ioshisd the Linn g o 4 6 ih. 4 lia. oemplets -kerma is an* ceder.* Mall, ho o % spas of whist exhibited at lidiebergli thin *Rh g .....' di 1311 re. itildttimit ... „ st diffseace in . rilitl.._ se Wet raga fran V& a apr a nbo .... ' fl air 6 pommulerg trotw • Wes LOWY el martreg o o o to •' '' =d hoe hem Ofeeted is wiser by In p ol g u ; o mpargart le ellamsbellisestely woman pod voltam hi n 4001 I & wadenage hoe also. frets Us. to 33e. gorges% . et tor sestrlO N trill .• sigh the weight will be swollen, with some so g o ogg s. Nos 5711.. per imperial bridal, sad our matinee will o• gm study boas. Soo 01l the Wadi eats nil be On W: ---- srit,:q fee oothrion, aid el a=y grog saw o fc t • era the west west of it MG 1161186....% av er. on 0.; roristor . wird soother wok el doe seethes Poo Inn Jmdla ✓ sallow no :-" The weather the pot wedris ho i l erh= a e ... esedissly hot, with light winds hoe the 11. W. s e *Sr OW dimmer has shown atoll alibis Wettish aid thomr„ mum 1 g , , op is reparled to is adoring Lay hem imilde.• AT,' sod w was soother bet day, sassy mod brow with. Ls o , th • easier 75 deg., barometer 30.20 ashes. Ost liefidglim • • tee mar Leant state :.-'• We bum bedisweigalk.g.. . operas" batit hes sot improved tie aeons irai 0 sag= lOW , ltla samples shows here tieries wen ths en*, za b il:: ' and condition ever renneibered, sod but oon d m aim A 111 nom r 4at for our routers, who were the rely none h o , mo m ; loans fa the ie interior of Suffolk it wee written- ' j The veils vand. WO •••• r O . " Miasma bright and unusually hot for the soon % • sagolars . g ha has vend bar • _ Man el thesseeed orop of gram pones wen latign ot . 1 10 •..... on o .• • • roan as Pest Biding of Yorkshire. _•-" Th e mane no er ''''-'.- mr lot has bees exesedinely hot, sad most of nom i o a nd id • Its district is sow wieueld; that portico rens* plot j J of !ACM Sit • isst bits be modistee, owns to the extreme bssJ og s reapers of Iter ß y he northers harvest oire et is likely mash smote, boa the beautiful sew s regards qoality sad (*edition, to both the asides el we toss. W. I. tidied washes." Friday proved smart ha d g; Iseis Docks. Tide 051 Sore is sot sunk beast work loft to figt th... 61 •••• 1 • 110 ". 4 .., ... mo :L io , p seywitsre. Saturday was oleo sed het, Oath o . ll %7o,Trisigi bOrmetwitee up to 75; domes. barometer 30.12 hie sags moo le lir. • lightly falling. wind porthaat ; whist a amp don oi. ri• sm• ' gem far distant to the *other. 'loads Whines la n • pattern basoimiliere. There an some mfavessaliono M i.--- 117 - Mlll If • lout the Loup arop, saillew being very visible h on PAM! EDP. imam ;se t h at the Weems hest el this moth how illee We. . Iv , slll4 that plat. Farmers eon saiouely aunt og. We . which would sates the hard !gonad and mist Ls It diestizt ul l i s e s autumn seed time. Tit oiristied mg fil o ` err sr MU • in cos pot ar other of the Usitellin -------.___ lot ; bet tie southern maples will not Oise, sag in ra n good 111 r Ito north we mod look fit more miaow thee mann et POW 1311 Is this way. Orders should sow be Woo to mews th vanish thogeobl: mr theiesat qualities pounds, and allow of time fat posts ••1. 515.01, 1 thos from a distion-iferk Laos ern. hi the Wm = llll • . tor chat. MARKETS. alliolielW. die edam Neat LONDON WiIiELY DOCK 11121111 Ni-509.11. liseate. . • • .la eases-W. LWe & Ins 84363 1,187 41.114 tin Do. a begs 1,711 &ND 11.711 71$ • N a g bags 16,511 6,137 WI 4Oa VII C ---- pl i to ran s k i r ! . A . Nag alb begs 4,801 6,744 trL754 am WOW kV a glans . - ...... baskets gi lliiiiNgLaN D.- Ne ale Nana boas 8,012 415 0 61,01 19,4 " hi " '• i Great Cubs laza .... • Golden • = - i pdgvesevado al 1,111 met 1481 Var7brgb 8101•11• L. moorl4oWen 0.0 Coess-W.L lOll la 611/ 7$ Zit .11=a2 a u L ag Do.. it bags - Oarlos ads f,054 9;4 le.TOl g .... -. be. Win* ;la 4,144 6017 f l WOrlfill and Maas ai l ' an sia law: ort T. N. Other & India LIU 8,161 47,611 liseden AO. do. -ars - Ddi Comte haa bop 48$ LIU 11. gM COCOA bap 1,119 906 *la igas CheRZNELLAND. Pangs • - - - vog Gilt LINK- hew WO s= Line fml ANT ha Orrentsllll6. MAW* • 00, 3 p a gelasos. gni& &L... . hos 9,215 1 75 15.111 SW NE, Manton looms -: . ll . ife or DRIAT T1C101.15, ai roans tams 516 111 6011 1$ tali. 'ma arab . a saia• • TALLOW.-loaroar Itvionsh-The toles oil t o kr mli almac=r 111 r remaise MI6 Voariadanding the emeoptiosst hest db won semoon .. 116istlisr ass mere as taring ever ma ammo qmiWhe oases. The aroma the time of jest, arid the spread if the earth disols Owe scartro Wen detioe. drain the sneaks of speolaters mem aid woe la 01 CITY, 2. • probable future a tinter nen Pros lit.Peterabm the phi lc 00011114 liftpose silver roubles, and oolongs Mi. I. IL Innen Our dosing prices are-Spot, sew, 465. 6d. ; eld, D e a• sell9rtal Nall ch October to December, 46e. 3d. to 46.. W., _• WOOL poshistly Cs. 3d. to 475. fd.; January to Yarn, 475. 94.; Air e tr iaa. .Wiat It lbe Dail Lane ; Os. ; tows tallow, Vs. 3d., met cash. Amidst 40 Mask &C. 47e. 9&_; beef, 45. 611. • South Amerie_se,.4o. IL Rs pipes. Ocoee net oil : The advise from k ol a by WWI OngrkSt t o „,. report a very eassidsrable ferdier adman to this MIA OVs rplendld • pertioulerly is Cochin, sad we have to report a awl 1.540 star, 1,000 1, • market here. 130WO, 466 ad. to 475. ; Ceylon, 43,. N. . BIIE. Gate ot the 445. Hardly say Sydney here. N goo, WA. Lilts Beaks 15th N. to 44. ; inferior, 41. 66. to Ws. N o 'AIM& 1 ••• This X n Lege. Palm set nowhere.-(From the Breda of Soh sued wee ' e Smith and Oberies.) Ws ariti6 ~ ' OOTPON.-Lmsotorn. Sam 18.-Astlve mad* Prio moo to nom.. , Id. id. dower. Lies *posy 25,000 lois. MOO* aria. lfanabester, sposeisham sod export. 2,500 Americas, 1516. to ; de% H.O. 800 Perms>, he., 1746. to 19d. ; 300 idastaban, I le 104 d. ,• 300 Neon sod Bahia, O. to 170. ; 3,011 tiEl. MO huh 15d. le 2011. ; 100 femurs. 1316. to M. ; H i rickwell- • Surat. Md. to 15d. ; Mares, 120. 10 144 ; ILA to MATRA U leave the Docks , &Ode, kr., fli OWL; Oldos, llfd. to 13111. . the 1 WOOL AND WORSTE.D.-BiIDIO2D, NM N- Rif 1 ' There is still e good demand for wool, sad a fair quantal m e ‘'s: I obseging headset arm pries. Bright haired sorts soma meow a' • .Atil'we !in request, and the quashes' an hardsaing. Is void m iser lONS, I pars spinier. in. well under cootroct for the hoes eel elliAlt "low • expert trade, though the latter is lembeisk thee the too . a a Merchants &omit the result of Leipaie fair. AO : s : 1 .. O 41111111311110 , 3•11 to day. before determining the tuella d T .-., . 4 : 1 " Wong fresh orders. The salvia a Priem 01 • 11 • 11 _, • • • . , .1 . • The scomity of goodebeetwess every day more appoult.l ol measelisturen see obliged te refuse large ordeals( ast il AN ' ' 'lOll i time to deliver. Posy sone§ sr* sooty filled ep fer lk .01TY OP LO -OP '' oaths to was. Liao+, hares are me generally baled TY On • •, • for that the pries is agate edveseed. Is feet, wed, IT • Lore do sot het et sere with gosh navy aim aWA , '-...... e „ gad ask palliator, prams to keep off buyers. Trade 10 gs, il..k.n .-, • not fee rosy years beam brisk sit is at pretest. add I. to i• be hoped tall lb. Aisestean mattress soy gee sot 111.110 • 0 . overstedsed before the large orders sow on land ars * • 4 wet - ONTTLI.--L/MPOOL, &M. 16-ne an/lids° mil it."1: 41- . 1 % . I. wee less, et sheep larger, thea oe id Woodsy. Tie • le 1 mod slow ter wire et lowa priesti except for ahi onfrg o pros' • *beep, whin were sold at full prima. 1 • 0 b la i CIAW a hi/ So to 1 ! . of some. Beef. Bp. to 71d. per 11.. ; moth" Is•.• Imil balsomin VV. " At sorket-2,600 wens, sod 10,910 Men. ad 111 lesitte lead COALS.-Lognos, fism.:l&-Byam's Bribrib itiv ii 1 • 442 4, . esi ef i si e r ,.. el Hartley, 181. 3d. ; Wylere. las. •; Walls Sol . ..1, for re- Rata, 20s. ; Walls End EfaswelL 20a. 9.1. ; WAY 0., . i A. for - for • se V ir et a toe w Ead Lysioa, ami l th ile. a 9d. wes. ; Wel 2o la L Ead 9d. 14 ; ar wak liolmou ged t. l9 , BMW , : Barti."4 lfis. AL ; Waln ut,. 6d . hod ; Iralloolvilm,Badl9.T9d.oo4; 20.. Wd15 6 2 1-101-1 ; chi ae w g::. 6 akos i st r. est and Dairy. Mahon W.-Ships at market. 31 i • 111 . mazow ittos esb er t. A. --. Is• BIRTHS, MARRIAORS, AND DRAM i• IL 00•17.1". gg s th s • as. Ler W 1 0 11 Qu M m i• Se. J ; or , 117 h er 15, at Prestoo, Ruilandaha. oAirletiat,l4BAudeesam„, of • so. lea .._ evixTy.-990salbarle, at Claremont, Bradford. TAMP' C9P2OfRa e _,,,L•7 lbe wile dJ. Oarim, Ira= a= , J0N121.-gepteabee le, a Masi. t 0•010. 0 0 elYeatiartnc i. I afoot Xs. J. P. Jena of • PIM fe ab WI I.lll6ClLSopiesblw 15, at lbot a lt i litt Ha, Settah.l lo 10 asoommenesso 00 , din em r. B. Leach of a ea. Iran. a ZOSTOTTDO/T.-brptember 15, at fit . Petersburg, the 0 • 111. Inigligen . ala „ I Kerr lostalsolf, of a sou and a daughter. . i WIDITON.-lispbsember 15, at Wake* the wife of I I.ll'olo. ~71 , 21 Naq., of • moo. p rit ai i NARRLIOI2. ..asolo ll Ire 11,6111110N-011510&505-limpeanbse la at 115 J--- ....„.,me to , (9 4:::k , I Plecedilb, Captain A. Raipsoa„ so labs Ceiberine....- le d at Mr. C. err. V. 0i15... Otaniamass. cwii. e t ala nk k• ',, THIOBALD-ORNBL-deptinaber is, at 14. rase= ow • J. °I3. id '."berl-tarrims. Tasty ellia/r the late Ur. & A. Owen. and -DONCE.--leptashir 4,l oo. 7l . B7 we e m egt °ll4 lo It '., imp my .... 1 geethwert. Yr. T Wellerwood, a : •• et 7 - SOW dmegliter a 11111mge la. alma Illlagel 4 . art • i V I DRAT'S& 1:1186 41 • 16 lave k • .„. 7 !aervwstak-empraralror lt 8I lie •••••••••• h ow& as emelmal et tie s•s• ', gam eta • 'hat blame. rialleMs Welmder tames : • C. aged if. • S *us din tug,--ber4asmaru e d. labo" lb " . Fen ~..--„ 4t. • , -•=liL Ws. rdli•d tli th e , 76111 T. ber al Cistaabltbe, Ur" We W. IL .11mq. L p voll T:. _tie NAium.-..,...... a. a mararaftwal ,44l " Am Oe's. •••• • llastbs, 104. aged ere. „on Taluerleusks, peat SA LL-Osplessim lb, a Crossasmii."l9Vl f•Pahl L a ' a•-• Abs Mild, . Nile a••••16111114a. lam Afrirs:_Jely le, 11111, et the e*leV,•_ l 7 si g the Italie/ a ion) 0 0 . i Wales Inflame dole after _ _i tijoet . weft •B .. • • fi n , VW Wille a WOO L WOW. no. a or ,-......,.... 0,.. asirsour ii 1:0101.10.7:::.7........ miimaroseindavitliWriter.demellireica, aili pitri=sobikaist el We bo.oanswireet.legm...7ol7o:4:o, Lik... 444,4 11 '": . :. . ... L .,__ ll. Yana and Puldisbed VT Wri&I•11 Eve ""---........ ei lbs fee is ""• Ltabangobsea, is the Cliir ot 14.24e5. z lig" . . pear. eitkett 4 ift ra t' Xi" "Nl Plie,