The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-24 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. DEVON POR r, AVOUST 23. The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty are **wined m this port os dm& anal *soma official tour of haapettira toil, la the essolsa week. SOUTHAMPTON, Avoros 23. About a domino( the bets intsoded for housing the British arm, is the Crimes strived hers this wientiag. They sot wry sopotioe to the bete seat sat last wise*, is the ague of Ow awoorial used few them, lad is the taegity with which they ass be itrostod. Thelma whist' seabed Wiley mime from Latex. About 200 worm holowliew to Irish militis witiettaW, arrived her today 00 .0110 way to Plakhont butulm, is the Isle of Wight, at tad& there 4 a depot for swims togimosto of lb* 1100. TWO 'militia. nos hod • I voltatetwod tats the line. ADMIRALTY. AVOURT 23. A rpournnurre.— Bargees' J. H. Patin/son (1846), to the Prisms Royal, 91, weer drama ohm, et 400 bone power. is tke Bleak See; sad W. Itt/es (1856), M.D., to the VelltiViti. 6, peddle-wheel ateeme-sump, of 280-hone power, Mediterranean swine. Navel Instraetve Rev. 8. W. Payne, to the Alarm. 26, at Devoup:rt. Armen Serena D. Finooese (1861), M.D., to the Royal Albert, I. screw ateaaa-dtip, of 600-hone power, in Ike Black Bes. Aleastaat Clerk H. T. Searle, to the llosereh, $4, at Devaupsrt. It is stated that the four ,scant ooloneloias will bsglees to Lieut.-Omen! the Hen. Charles Gym C. 8., lately ie command of the troops la Canada, to Lieut.- Oeuerel Walton, General Simplot, and Major-General Sir W. Codriugtoo, B C.B. Two labourers left their work (haymaking) on a faro, nest Chelmsford, the other day, to see the rosier of the Rain Yeomanry, end on the eouiplaint of their employer were sestendeil to 14 days' imprimontent and had labour. Major Pointer, the commandant, asked the Home Secretary Somali their punishment, bat Sir George Grey declined. MYSTERIOUS CASE OF DROWNING. Aa inquest was bud the day Wore yesterday at Nawtoa Beata, Irma Mariam, baton Mr.W. el. Balser, aa tabs body of a weans amed aurae bebohfald, who was head drowsed is tlw Sadie& Canal wider sireaustasses whisk had led to • emplelea ef murder having lams NS =Mid. It was stated is asides., that the dammed was 36 years of age sad the wife of a dyer mused William Wale told, sad they had lived in a house aeu thdaam.road seal Monday sight, when they were obliged to leave, sad • neighbour Daniel William Spencer agreed to let them • 700 s is bit hoses at a shilling a week. About • quartet.' past tea o'clock that night deceased went out, billing her children eke was gulag M leek for their father, as ha would not knoirwhige as iewee bet abe never retuned. At fear o'clock on Tuesday mania( her husband mate is ter the fret tau, and the. appeared half drunk. Ose of the childrea asked his where hie mother was, sad Beholefiald Sid ha had been fall*: out with her sear the toll-bar, that he bad hit her oat the bead, and eke had left lima there, sayicg it would be the last time he would hit hoz. A police officer, lammed Jolla Breathing, said be had met the demand and her husband walking Moog the high road near the toll-bar at Newton-heath about °ail o'clock es Tuesday monolog, and they were quarreling. They were both in liquor, and the lemma was crying, and asked the officer to look how bar huebsad had hit her on the mouth, which was blowing. The masa accused her of taking hie children away, and she said she had been tamed out of the house. The officer resnanagadsi thaw to go home quietly, and they weal away, and he heard an more of them that night. Four hosts afterwards lbs mamaa's body was covered Outten is the easel, quite by &private weigh awa named Williams Bates, sear Kr. 'e weeks, is Albion-street, Nurtsa.beetli. Behetellskt wee appeebesded near the toll bar about lea ileeklek se Tenday morning, when he said he did not knew what had benne of hie wife after they had quarrelled. Mr. P. gge, eargeem a K Mawberbealh, made as ea• secusetUn of the body, eel heal we 'sternal injuries, eseept a few skin seratehes, sad nothing but drowning apprized to have bees the same of The jury feud a wrilist et " Need dgeweeL" Boholefield was Isesel4 Wee the weiblemesiel the New Bailey, BallorJ, sad meads semestist MUSIC. HEREFORD MUSICAL FESTIVAL. HEREFORD, TROLIDAL Last night's concert was better attended than ths !Int. Aboat 4io fashionable§ were present, inelwaing mast of the nobility whose nun were given is yesterilay's molt. The following was the scheme for last night : ?AIM I. Overture— (Fgelost) Beetbows. Dust—bleeleise sad Kr. Ws "0 du gellebto" Medd. Bede. ed Dolby, 'A Is Tiede " blereediate. Ness—blr. Sins Beeves. "Adelaide" (by desire) Beselows. Deepa—Madime OM. "Del reale " Resin. side) Duet— india sad Oassertbs—Reens. 11. awl IL Aria—liadam• Rifts. " Ikea " (Plows) .. Moart. H.stavon Cloartetto-31 same arid. Newt Mario, Ur. N . Swab, sad Mr. Weise, es oars. (I Pori teal) a n d ( M ona , Madams Cgs Novel* ona PART U. .. - Orryture-(0a11!:use Tell) -.. losdel. Scesa-kr. ) else Roma. aAk d boa RW (11 TrOV. Rerartur- tore Madeao Weide, 111. Mostra Saab eel Mr. Woes, "deal el nu". Gardlaleal. Werth and Gone-. Wbat roe, or mead" (itaateda) Arta-bledame Clan Novel* " Deb Weal" •Blob: (film) ._ loot-Yr. /Fria: "Ob l abet a brag We " (late) Duette-Modem Oriel sal Rpm made; a us B. este. Omar* eve" (Roberto Doyenne) Malted& Seraglio -Madame Clan Novelle, Nelms ead Yr. Weise, " Faso el la" 111111111-liks llare. Mew Dolby, Mr. Kamm MOM. Mr. H. Denby. lad &woe. " Reil ye liwale_ (taryeatlte) Water. The *same was ever at 11 o'clock, sad about two4blnlo of the seeps, rummies& for some bean learn, • bell lakiai Flees atter the assn.. We evening. The mad falkdreas bell, however, cones off to =MOW West, sail oriaila up the festival The estisedrel me well tilled stela this moesiag. The programme was &lengthy one, sad bad not bees got through when the last available train loft Hereford for Leaden. It consisted of Usadelmohn's " Hynsa of Prates ; " Spoles sacred cantata, " The Christian's Prayer ;" end Mozart's " Twelfth &Irvine." At the coranunounest of the sicced pert also was played as overture (St. Polyearp) not pee rally knows in the musical world. It is wines by the BAT. Sir F. A. Gore Ouseley, Bert., precentor of Hera turd Cathedral, sad sumessor to Sir H. Bishop et Orford. Before llionart's Service we had Martin Lu ther's Hymn meet devotionally sung by Clara No veil*. The istrodnetioa of the trumpet by Harper, et the words, "The trumpet sounds," produced a thrilling effect, and altogether this hymn produced the deepest sea sedan. Sims Reeves else meg (between the oratorios) the air, " Sound sa alarm," from Judas llaccatveiss. The prin cipal vocal puts were euataiaed this musing by Madame Novelle, Mrs. Weir, sad Mr. Sims Reeves. The lovely duet, " I waited fee the Lord," snag by Clare Novelle sad Mr. Weiss, wee repeated by desire. Sims Bosom delivered the dramatic perigee, " Wetchmaa, will the night soca pass ?" with admirable judgment. The Rae chorale, "Let all ass praise the Lord," produced s deep impression; sad at the suoseedieg chorus, " Glory sad praise I. God," the bishop rose, sad remained standing until its close—an ex ample which, of course, was followed by the rut of the company. The same rapist was shown to the concluding part of the list chorus, et the words " Hallelujah ! Sing to the ford." Moritt's Twelfth Service was being performed when oar reporter's parcel was despatched. DRAMA. HAYkirkRKET. Lett night the Bossy Body, which continuo to hays a successful ruts, was followei by a " squib." called Olympus in a Muddle; or,Wrong People in Wrong Fleete— st' syringe to eattaet some amusement cut of this political topic of the day. Jupiter having quarrelled with the Goddess of Wisdom, miles a new set of administrative ar rangements, appoint;ng the various gods cad god desses to the posts for which they are the most unfit. Mats is made a maid-eervant of all work; Visas, commander of the forms; Mercury, as accountant; Her cules, a laundress—and so forth. The result is a" meddle," in the elegtot language of the title, till things are put to rights by the rotors of Minerva. Compton raised some laughter by his grotesque gerfQnsisnee of Jupiter, sad was mewed is a comic slag, but the piece went off very 11.aly ; and when Vat cattails fell the applause was feeble, sad naing:e4 with loud disapprobation. UNION OF CONTIGUOUS BENEFICES BILL. —As aeticipeted by u. Lord Blandford's cisme A, aria:lag a new " Parishes Commission," was struck out of this bill in the Wusse of Lcrds, and the Chard% Building COllllll/1.611 placed in charge of the duties imposed by the bill. Lord Blandford's clause B. affording live years' duration to the executive beard, was however left latest, and therefore the duration of ill, Church Building Commission, which was last year limited to 18.56, is thereby extended to 1880. BPOII2ING. YORK AUGUST MRRTINO. TIIUUDAT. T 22 7111111L1 0991214 - .liloMal. 011011, 30 ft, for 2.11- • ; cotta, 8.1 lib; tidies, Bst bib. Uminners of • silo. (3 subs.) Mr. J. Orberses Albeekby Sinkatsbar„ lit Osboral 1 Mr. r. Mahal'. Taa MOM _Manama Mettlag : 3 and 4a l oa V.. Gales, 1,000 to lb is ered apt Ma ter OM Derby. Alfrod wont away with a strove Lead; ou intartag the straight the favourite began to draw epos him, but failed to reach hie, sad was balsa by half a leapt Tal COONTT PLATE of 100 son., added to a sweep stakes of lb eon. nett, b ft ; 2 yr•lds, O.t 12Ib ; Wee, Bst 10lb ; four, list 41b; dye, air, sad egad. 9.t Sib. Various allawacon. T.Y.C. furiusigs sad 44 yarn.) (70 son) Capt lAise% liaises by Epirus, sired, 9st 61b (1. DI 1 (loppertlarsde's Nal, lard, 4 yrs, 9st 41b (MOO Mr. L Harlow's Kiss of 'trumps, algal, lit lib .. (11•422, 3 lard Derby's Demob, 4 Ire, Ist 4rb (Ilattbdidsow Bettiag : 7 to 4 slat Marty bud, 3 to 1 ands apt Kftg of Trumps sad Ilpiseeea, 4 to 1 eget Dervish. Spawns lid tarosighout„ and was easily by two leuelse. Mealy Bird is I the last stride beat Kiag of Ttaiaps for sewed pass by a Mad. Bad fourtb. iraz.ile;Litts &rens" of 60 eon. earth, 30 ft, for 3-yr-Aids, Sat Me seek. T.Y.C. (6 fur. 44 Ida.) (14 Aube.) r. W. 11.31te'Ve Msspasiss by audeeteker Osborne 1 Mr. itherlde law awl loam (84•66 o) 2 M. J. N. 11~64:111461364 ........ 5.r. Weetwenhhealphie (J. Manus 4 Mr. litowes ilae Op Brooglitom (Charttcs) 5 Mr. thsairtesent Lamella (I , l4usaa) 6 Betting : Byes es Mangsaeoe, 6 to 1 each apt lister to Brosght's, &ram sod Snows, end Oltenitaa. Won gully Og a lelistb. Isae distance between the mood sad tau", sad between third sad fourth._ _ _ Tan Ostikil3lloll HANOiaISTAXIII of 200 loch, added to a sweepstakes of 20 cove. each, lb ft, and only 6 it declared, &a. Batts weight for certain winners. The owner of the mood bone to receive 60 son. out of this stakes. Two miles, over the Old Coarse. (73 subs, 39 of when paid 6 seer ch C. Monsti's Vandal by Vac Tromp, t Yr% Sift ...(OffliAlq 1 MY. ifoourors Little Worry, 6 yrs, ret lib 61b wall I Yr. lieword's Jolly Marina Oats ealtor), $ DA ud:6 I The followfag also ran : Grand Inqsisitor, M Hosodar, Haseysackle, Wassehozi, Estop*, Burgeon-Osaeral, Dame Judith, Fenny Gray. Betting at starting 2to 1 agst Dame Judith, 7to 2 apt Vandal, 6 to 1 apt &Limbos, 8 to 1 apt Jully Marine, 12 to 1 apt Bargeon•General, 12 to 1 apt Escape, 16 to 1 earth apt lieepodar and Little Harry. 'IHE RACE. . _ Fanny Gray led off with Hoepodu setioad, Dame Judith third, Surgeon Geaeral fourth, sad Jolly Maria. seat, Little Harty beaeg ia the extreme rear. Oa taming isto the far side of the seams Hospodar want to the frost, Fanny Gray goiag on sescad, Dame Judith third, Jolly Marla' fourth, and filarseoa-Gsaoral fifth. At the wood Little Harry *tut to draw up, and Honeysuckle use sees far astern. Os makiag the Middlethorpo turn Fanny Grey died off, sad Dams Judith thou west as mooed, flatiabor being third sad Vaadal fourth At the road Hospodar pre way, sad Vaadal immediately took up the ranalag, Saneobor (Meg oa smond, and Dame Judith third. When half way up the theses Little Harry ease throusb hie horses, sad took second place, but faded is his efforts to reach Vaadal, who won very cleverly by a sock, the second boating toe third half a lesgth. Grand Inquisitor, &ace boa, std Escape, dose togetaar, fi nished about • lasth sad • half behind the third. Tim PRINCE 01 WALL STAIRS of 10 SOTO. 'nib, with 60 added fur 2-yr olds; colts, 81t 71b; tillio, Sit 21b. A wiener before starting, 2lb extra. T.Y.C. (6 fur. 44 yds.) (33 subs.) Mr. Morrie' Artillery by Tembeteee (gram 1 Mr. Ihrlaad's Wray lard &Wad's Zeta. , 41, Manna 3 The fellowlsm ales nue :—Alma, Ariel, Warlock, The Courtier, Brother to Chaos,. Betties :--6 to 4 on Artillery, 9 to 2 apt Brother to Orinoco, 6to 1 apt Warlock. Wes easily by a length. flame damns, between the second and third. Warlock a bad fourth. _ _ Tao BOOS ST. LSO= of 23 son. each, for 3-yr-olds ; ii, Se 714 ; fillies, B.t 21b. Venal& misusers ewe. The isliad to receive back his stakes. Ow auk and throe qpiensrs. (28 • %Os) (lISVLT lIT TlLloaar➢ " Wild Dayrelt, est Mb , Set 710 Oeletoo. W ii 7641 i : eto4fia (on wily by two lengths. LOTIVAY PLATIL .. . .... Walked over. POLIIIITON STAINS: Mr. T. L. Pc Mr. Elirees Mogan°l Dead haat with Pus m ud Luce for awed Owe. Orres raw. :41 AILS PRODUCE STAISII. °arra& Dad but with Alfred aced Tyne' for soooad place. The wawa was objected to. KOPIZI/L STALIN. Mernas Walked war. Duke of Bedford ' s Pagnator walked over to Tam BILAXICAY PATLX. STALIN ; and Mr. Padioy's Myrtio-Bed for Ins T 1133-711 OLD PRODIICI STAXI3. LATEST BE MING. _ BT._ LEGER. 3 to 1 apt - ostrtott 6 to 1 Ralson& Althoughtheweather lisedull and showery, the highly attractive &meter of the sport drew blether an immense attendance of sevany, and the scene woo ezesedingly animated and interesting. Mlllllllllll . Pure, NIVITAISTLI.—The disputed ease rola tine to Whiteleck and Cardsharper, was heard by air W. Wilier sad Lord Glasgow, who, however, Wailed to inter. fete with the decision already given in favour of Whit/look. All bets relative to Whiteloek sad Cardsharper most be paid. CANTERBURY RACF.B.-THURSDAY. His HAJZSTY'II PLAcc.—Two miles DAWN' 1 Piccadilly 2 Lord rocedwich 3 Only these arcs ran. Won la a mut ABINGDON RACES—Auourr 28. ACcertencse 101 MB B 171.1•11113 STALIS. TWO saes. nes st I 1 11 his IN r 3 Blued the Plough I 7 I Mayhoy 4 Meemdtily — . S 9 Jean D Wren .. 4 7 11 1 I Haulm S 4 9 iem 4 EOHA,M RACER—Auourr 30. ACCZPIAIICIS FOR ?MI 13171411 T AID MIDDLIIIII STAIRS. Tw., mile. and a distance. The highest weight accepting being Bst 61b, it hu been raised to Bst 71b, and the rest in proportion. 464 et lb Ag. Winkhdd ..... 4 3 7 Serabend.... a s 6 Inland'. lys I e 1 ralbeek Mr. erkee ...—....... a 711 MA Oyene II alo The Crafecr S fIS ACCIPTAICII6 101 TEI lIIINYX3I7I 811114. mile. The highest weight accepting being 7st 121 k, it has been raised to Bst 71b, and the rut in proportion. Ag. et lb I Age et lb Lady Bird New Brighton 3 Icahn. 37 11 Bordeaux a Woks of Lawler 4 71. Postalant 3 11 Matilda 3 e. To WARWICK ___ _ ACCIPTANCLI 701 TIM sad • half. AP Ile 1 b r a.......... 6........ 4 r 2 . 1 12 et Trumps ....„.. 6 11 Rinke ......... 6 I Iftalso .—........... 4 II WU linatemon ..... 4 12 I 6.4 119 PIM* Ons• 2211.6314 .........„.... 6 6 3 I Mom One 4 4 MY et Una Volley a 4 3 ACCIPTAIICIIII 701 ran WILMS COP.-016 mile and s-half. Age et 19 Ade et lb /pod Ihe Plonk (In. Poodle ...„ —............. s 10 6 Ilbels. Mb aura) 311 0 I Hurognfin Oak Mama .....«. 3 10 13 leap\ ..... ......... ....„ 4 10 4 lawn 00 ) 3 10 11 i ()asked' Lido lin 3 10 11 !hirer Horton Ton NM= 4 10 10 Vandyke The 'aims Ow 4 10 6 Waits 4 9 7 EMBER MEETING. COUNTY Etraims—One stile p at llylsteee •...•.• a lb 3 Flatterer else pa 11011 ........«« 4 3 Jenny Wr Makin «..«...3 111 St. Clare .•.....«......•.• 4 13 Batts 5 12 LadY 8139 ....... 4 10 Busily ........ 3 9 Palmerston ... ... 3 S Balks Earl 3 II The 3 11 3 10 DONCASTER RA( Accarrugcss Pox Tax Gi AL Leger Coarse. S.---13zrnonER 11. LT Yoaraniza MAXDICLP. Mnecovite TP" ttle Ilart7 Little Devil ...... $ Lai Warrior Ivan Mimes 4 Clearklequiltor . 4 Wlillianimma 4 Mil attars Valley a I Jot Lanniag.. ......... la IMAM -- Oundompar 4 Kier ..... 4 Itawbeil -.—.. 4 Thum Judith Amalgamation 4 Age at 1 Iditlaumnier....— 4 51r. 83 tee. 3 Bolton Little Tont Veteran St. Clae• —.... 4 1 Nord 4 I 3 1 Bedell& Bero. • b Pintaloca—Pny galas 4 The Cropper ....... Little Brownie Vandal 3 Brinklow Fanny Gray Johnny Tett. 3 1 Nary 3 1 Bin Piper ...... 3 1 —.....AIVILAND HANDICAP. UN 140.1 Al. at lb Al. 11:11 °rhea's_ 701 711 kin of Tramps G 813 I We.lust . 4 111.113011 ...., .. 4 8 7 Llttlerom Masprist _. 4 8 4 Ilkily 3 is aim__ ».....-- ... 4 8 1 Culcary ........ -..--.. $ • Cu ».....-- ........»». 4 710 Fanny Gray-- ......... 3 8 miidi ... ......, „ 1 7 7 Lam Ilellaa 81•88383.......--... $ 7 8 /buy s • Am 4 7 8 Tbe Cropper ....., s o -...« 3 7 1 ifiai sai ..-.--....-1 CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. SIMI MU. JVIRIO2 RIM THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, 1855. Sir John Ilimarrove mid he hardly kaew how to deal with this same. The law gave him the power to order defendant to pay the girl a sum of money, but it would he useless to do so, as neitber the boy nor his mother could pay ow shilling. Nothing could compensate the girl for the lose of her aye, indite commiserated her mislortune sincerely. At' poseeit there did not appear to be any malice on the part of lb. boy,and he hoped there was none ; but he would adjourn the Ramona for a week, and in the watatstana make in quiries Into the airmunetaamis of the traamotion, cad if he Assad there was any, or that there had been say quarrel previously between the parties, he would rend the de hadant to prima for IL Ha the. pee the unfortunate complainant IL from the poor-hoz, and ordered both parties to appear again that day week. THE DAVIDSON AND GORDON FRAUDS. [Continued from yesterday :8 Express ] A variety of schisms was the. aides:ad. Mr. Chambers thou took several other technical objee r Volta, but his lordship overruled than observing at to same limo that if, upon further mmaidiratioo, he should think any et the poWla worthy of belag eassidend, he should reserve them, with those whisk mast undoubtedly be submitted to the Court of Appeal. , Mr. Chambers this said he should only address the jury apes as. pier, which it appeared to him would j Gatti, than in saying that the prisoner was not guilty upon the present chug*. The Wages imputed to the primmer was that, after being sanintoned to attend before the oonisoiseloaer oa a parialar day, he had neglected to do so ; but he should ask the jury to say in truth and justice, not oily that the odium had in reality a been summoned, bat that la hiint of fact he could not have received the summons which wee amused of disobeyiog. All the evidence upon the subject was that after the primmer had gone array the swift was left at his wanting home, and there was wads, whatever to show that he was sot only i t of his having been made a bankrupt, but tri l ir ss li l e also had not the slightest knowledge that he had beta summoud to attend at the Bankruptcy Court. With regard to the prisoner having goae abroad, he re minded the jury that it had been proved that the distillery had bate producing 30,0001. or 40,0001. a year, and he said that nothing was more likely than that he had gone abroad in the hope of retrieving his affair, and twit he had no idea he should be made a bankrupt du ring his absence. Mr. Justice Erie, in summing up, said the precut owe was on* of a peculiar character and undoubtedly of some tionaiderable Importance . Having called the attendee of the jury to the nature of the charge, he said there were three points that mut be made oat to their satisfaction before they acid And the prisoner guilty. The first was whether the prisoner was made Oct to be a bankrupt; &h i wood, whether the papsn required by the act of par limiest had his. duly served; and thirdly, whether be had esieted le seised the Bankruptcy Court out the slay appellees! ter him to do so, with the intent to defraud hie eredleses? It appeared to him that is sobjese to tur. as to other natters thet would be law, Kbefeall for. osuideratioa, all those roquirenseits hod less aside est i lad el* regent to the ereseest AO lei bees Riede use of by IM learned eelaaal tat W primmer, as to the en vies of the settee to appear, it eumned to him that the ob ject of as I= r ture wee etre* to meet the ease of an upt, by Mue that the servios of the =Tit l as L lass plus of abeam et slis pins of business should be all that was required. Urea the subject of the Malts... he said it was perfectly clear that the pri erMi WS' ladabtad tO a very large amount at the time he left this country, sad he referred. to what took plus as the very day he departed with his partner, and Gated whether it was not a very tuneable inference to be drawn that the object of the prisoner was to get what he weld out of the wreck, and then bid adieu to this country. GwUry. The jury almost immediately returned a verdict of Kr. Ballantise thee said there was a charge 'plait the prieosses partner Davidson, on which the evidence would be precisely the same, and the same objections would, no doubt, be asks. as thois that were reserved for consideration in the present osee. It therefore appeared to biro that it would be a aseleas waste of time to go into that indictment, and that it would Ist bettor that It should stand over until the le al ;sedate were decided. Be sant Byles said that, ea the part of his client, he saw no objestioa to this souses; and all the other charges were consequently poetpoud. NEW COURT. seem 11100111)0. Antonio Zap. 13. ; Thomas° Drnainiari, 32, labourer, Borigo, 62, oath ; end Francisco Carlo Rossi, 90, aoWer, west Wised, the first three with Baia 60 yards of silk, valued at 161., theiproperty of Edward Rogers and Co., wad Rossi with bating feloniously rewind the same, kawiag fa Ow have been stolen. Mr. Biel& dlidamial The teats wen lady these. The first three prisoners had goo' to the warehouse of proseouton, under the pre test of making paralsots, and had stolen the property, and Rai, who was awaited with theta, bat did not appear to have bees is tha shy at the time of the robbery, had ~rely pawl fte The jury migrated Real, ladies the others Guilty. It appeared las the statement of the police that the prawn ware tat known niassis eats, having been before gavial bete sad at boa. iii, emit sealis;estititesseaol; to four years' peaal nr vitud•. dames, 30, sailor, Africk, 28, cook, Apri, 22, sailor, and Among ,22, sailor, were indicted for cutting and wounding Jack Quy, with intent to murder him. Mr. Payne prosecuted. The facts of the case have been very recently before the public. The prosecutor is the chief of the Chinese jugglers, who some time hack created such a sensation at Drary-lane by doing the trick of surrounding another of the party with sharp knives, which he threw at him. The prosecutor, having amassed a sum of money, was about to sail for his own country, and, in the meantime, was staying at a lodging house for the Chinese in Iterle's-place, Whiuichspel, and, upon the night of the god of July, Amara and Apri had been sitting is the room where prosecutor was, when they said they wanted him to give them 2001. which he had. He said he would give them 101. or 201. to relieve their wants. Assam thereupon knocked him down, and Apri going oat brought in several other Chinese milers, who tell upon the prosecutor with their knives, and cat him most dreadfully about the body, and would doubtless have murdered him but for his cries, as well se thine of his wife and son, which brought the police, who managed to capture the four pri soners at the bar. Mr. W. Cooper, who through the kindness of the shoriMi defended the men, mooed most ably that the facts did not Gisela* anything more than an unlawful wound ing- The jury found them all Civilly. The Recorder said he shoald pass upon them the sew. tense el four years' penal servitude in order that the govern ment alipkt have the power of dealing with them as they deem* lest. THIRD COURT. sea■ 1I LL OMNI; Sq., O.C. litcpA Joseird &sea, 33, sleek, wee indicted for stealing ten esmeitise we half shares of 101. cash in 'alas of the eta* dam Gust Idezembourg Railway Company, the pee port, elf Umlaut hemp. kis master. Mr. CAW posempated and Mr. Metcalfe defended. The proneenese„ • Asekbroker, in Tokenhouseyourd, stated that the pelisser had been his clerk, sad that in March, 1854, he gale I. him 100 shared in the above-named mammy, whisk bad been bought by procreator fora Mr. Mossop. Presersater steerwards learnt that they had not been delivered la Me, Mossop, and spoke to prisoner about them, when pelmet mid they had been loft with some other securitia at a pemen's at Southampton. Prosecutor then went down thee, and found the story to be untrue. Upon his return be Mind that prisoner bad absconded. John Mossop,cre Pleaer's•ball, stockbro .sr, proved that he gave the order for 100 shares in the Lazem- W Company. Shortly afterwards, the stock not lli latriag hen given to him, he spoke to prisoner who maned: Mr. Juno's business, about them, and prisoner said he bad cot received them, and kept putting him off with all manner of *ceases, seta at last he spoke to the prosecutor about there, and then he received the 100 shares which he bad ordered from Mr. Jessup. The witness, in crose.ezamination, said it was upon the 16th of March, 1864, that he spoke to prisoner about the shares. Prisoner said they had not been delivered, and were with sons others of Mr. Jessup's. Witness received the dividend upon the Bth of April from the prisoner. He first knew prisoner in 1863, and always thought that the business he did with him was through Mr. hump. There was not any running account between prisoner and witness. Wit ness had bought s Cornell or two with the prisoner, and shared the profit, without the matter being known to Jessup. It was entirely through the incases made by the priso ner that witness let the stock lay as long in kis heads haters he spoke to Mr. Jessup about them. Frederick Walter Carden, of the firm of Carden and Whitehead, Itaishange.baildings, proved that upon the 20th of March, 1864, prisoner sold some stock through their arm to the amount of 2091. 7a. 6d., and amongst that stock was some of the shares glean to the prisoner for delivery to Mr. Moseop. It appeared that prisoner previon , ly to his absconding had obtained some money from his landlord, out of w hi c h h e defrauded him. Some abort time since the landlord met him by chance, and detained him in custody. He was fou nd There was another charge against prisoner for embezzling 2101., but it being necessary for the defence that some books should be produced, the other trial was by mutual ascent postponed until nom session. TSB POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL Albert Cox, • lad, about 14 years of apte, was summoned ham Sir John Musgrove for assaulting Margaret Grant, a girl about 15 years old. The complainant stated that about 9 o'clock on the mew log of the 19th of July, she was playing with soma more girls in While Rose place, White Rose-c3nrt, Whitacre's street, when the defendant passed by and throw • handful of lime is her fans; some of it went into her right eye, and she had last the sight of it. Sir John Musgrove said this was a most painful cam. He held in his band • certificate from the surgeon of Guy's Hospital, stating that Margaret Grant bad been admitted there. suffering from a total dm/swim of the right eye, from lime having been throws into it, and there was not the slightest chance of her ever having the use a it again. It was lameatable to see a nice young girl like the cow plainest disfigured and injured for life by the suckle.s ma dam of • bey. In mistier to the megistrate the boy said he worked in • I peinting oMise, sad earned tos. a week, sad.his mother wee s lobar wow. WESTMINSTER. Isabella Nosy Jolly, 42 years of age, who stands charged with the wilful murder of her =ahem, underwent • very lengthened examination. The principal additional evident, was that of Mr. W. Bird, greengrocer, of 13, Arthur-street, who said—The prisoner, whom I lied known as a neighbour for 18 months, same to my shop on the 9th inst. in a very dejected state. She mid th e had • deal of trouble on her mind, and that if she had had a rams in the house the would have cut her throat. She told me she wee involved in debt, owing to not being able to get any lodgers, and that everybody, now she owed • trifle, seemed to be upon her. She said she owed one quarter's rent. I told he, if I could get 101. ei anything the should have it, and I should be most happy to assist her any way I could. I told her when she complained of lowness, that if the truted in Providence she would get the better of it, and recommended her when she felt deject, It o come to our how. She did not summed in getting any lodgers, and cam again on the Saturday following in a very dejected state. She told me she could not hear up against her trouble, and that what few pounds her mother had, had been spent to keep them upon. There woe nothing more coming in, and nothing but poverty stared her in the Gee. I said, "If you make away with your self, you will leave your poor mother to the mercy of the world," when she replied that she could not see her want, nor leave her behind to want. I have always heard the prisoner speak to the highest terms of her mother. She appeared to he very affectionate to her. The prisoner was then reminded till *day. THE SUNDAY BEER BILL. A resolution of thanks to Mr. Berkeley having b As esz t =sed by the Bristol Lionised VistasLen' Protection on, for hie exertions in promoting the repeal of the Sunday Be er Bill of 1854, the following correspondent* bee passed: At a unities of the committee of the Bristol Licensed Victuallers' Protection Association, held oa Thursday, 18th Anon, 1866, It was resolved uaanknonsly : " That the beet thinks of this association be presented to our excellent representative in parliament the Honourable F. Henry F. Berkeley, for his conduct is opposing the Sunday Beer Bill of 1854 during that smoke, and for his consistency in moving for, and obtaining, • emainittee during the session of 1856, for impaling into the operation of the said obnoxious act. We thank him for his able speech in moving for that committee, and the indefatigable manner in which he discharged the duties of chairmaa. We thank him for bringing ins bill, founded on the report of that committee. and we believe that the industrial (dames will join with the Association of Licensed Victuallers in viewing the honourable member's sot as a remedial measure tending to their comfort and convenience, while it removes from our trade the persecution of being subject to a law containing a phrase cepahle of being twisted into any meaning, and which has proved • Mattel somas of misconstruction and injustice." . Hinny Minas, Vice President, Chairman. Viaterie-equare, 18th August, 1866. Dear Bir,—With mush Jammu* I acknowledge your letter enclosed with a me at drake inn the Bristol Association of Licensed Vietnam, to whisk they are kind enouch to consider that I have rendered the pablie in general, and their class is particular, some service by having obtained a committee to inquire into the !Sunday Beer Act of last sm• sion, and pared a bill to alter that measure. I certainly, with reference to that committee, may congratulate your association on the marked testimony given by some of the highest authorities as to the excellent conduct and respect ability of the licensed victuallers as a body, and they have the more rumen to be proud of such testimony, inasmuch as it was gives by witnesses not called on behalf of the trade, and whose opinions were previously unknown to the com mittee. kitsch has bees said of no evidence having been called on behalf of thou who inculcate total abstiaence. Such com plaints are unfounded. The committee took evidence declining the ingestions of uy party. They had a list submitted to theta of upwards of one hundred witnesses sugguted by the solicitor to aa asrociatioa of licensed via Wailers, but not au was heard; had your witnesses bun heard, the committee were prepared to hue beard those suggested by the total abstinence people. rho committee rewired to report OA the evidence before them, because they felt that it was wrong to entail upon your trade another twelve months of perstention ender the loose wording of the Beer Act of 1861, and that twelve months ought not to pass over without the comforts and convenience of the industrial classes having du considera tion from that class which make the laws, but which were perfectly exempt from the discomfort en d inconvenience of the law they had made in 1854, and which anted the in. Mistrial classes alone. Bo far the evidence was complete sad anaaswerable. I think this legislature showed ezcellent feeling in adopt tag the reeenussiadation of the eocarnittee, and in passing the ramsdial iseenars founded on its report, which I had thellteresex le prepeoe.—l am, dux sir, yours vary faithfully, F. EBNAT F. BBILILILEY. Kr. Allem, Hon. Secretary. BRISTOL AND EXETER BAnwAr. The half-yearly general meeting of shareholder, in this company was held yesterday, at the White Lion Hotel, Bristol; the CalataXAN (J. W. Haller, Esq.) pre. siding. There was not a large attendance. The notice flosvening the meeting having been read, the tieoarrane (J. B. Dedham, Esq.) reed the report, which stated that the gross traffic receipts for the half. year fading the 30th of Jane last amounted to 162,4371. (including '2 6461. from the Easter and Crediton Railway), being an increase of 8,1671. over those of the corresponding haityear 011854. The meshing ezpotate charged to revenue mount, including those of the Exeter and Creditor and Somerset Central Railways, amounted to 81,6451, sr 63.49 per cent., or 8841. per mile on 122! miles of railway. The in the number of parcels conveyed was 38,879, and in the receipts for parcels 1,0511. The balers remaining disposable for dividend 1448,47 N., which will provide for the usual dividend of 4i per Dent. per annum on the 2,000,0001. of consolidated stock, and leave a surplus of 1,4771. To emir the Cornwall Company to construct their hoe as far r Truro, the directors have agreed, in coojunction with the Great Western and the South Devon Companies, to guru tee the interest upon 876,0001. is debentures now in coarse of issue by the Cornwall Company. The lease of the Easter and Crediton We expired on the let of August, together with the agreement to supply engine power and rolling stock for working the North Devon line, and no arrange meat has yet been entered into for a renewal of the lease • bat, in order to prevent inconvenience to the public, the; ecompeny continue to work the Raster and Crediton line. peat Dr. Gaamt having briefly 'sanded the adoption of the re Mr. EAOLIariILD condemned the policy of not paying over the 6,0001. to the suspense Masai ea ordered, and which he contended ought to have been paid over the very hour after it was ordered. He considet ed that they ought still to make the payment and carry over a larger balance, and he moved an amendment that the dividend should be only 4 par went., and that the 5,0001. should be paid. Mr. BARTAOII having seconded the amendment pro forma, a conversation ensued which drew forth explanations Irom the chairman and others. Ultimately the amendment was withdrawn and the original resolution adopted, and the several resolutions adopting the report, Ao., were also poised ems. ten. SOUTH Esirmx RAILWAT.—The directon of this company have resolved to recommend to the proprietors, at the half yearly meeting on the 30th last., the payment of • dividend of Its. 6d. per 301. stock, being at the rata of 2/ 16s. Bd. per mat. per 'ammo. THE HARVEST IN THE NORTH.—Harvest opera tions will be pretty generally commenced In the northern sennties at the latter and of the present or at the beginnirg of next week. In the southern parts of Yorkshire the farmers are already busy reaping their spring corn, and in some instances wheat. The accounts from all parts of the north speak of a considerable fall of rain daring the last three or four weeks, which has laid the heavier crops of grain in all directions. Sines the middle of last week, however, a favoerable change of weather has taken place, and, though partial showers have been experienced, there has been sufacient heat is the atmosphere to Area th e cereal crops. The agricultural reports throughout the north of England, and, indeed, Scotland, uniformly represent the wheat crop as very promising in appearance. With the ex. caption of the crops which are too much broken down to recover themselves, the sample will be particularly good, and the bulk, though sot equal to that of last year, will be at least up to the de ylsid. Bath.; is a fair crop. It has suffered more than wheat from the late heavy Faint, but a great portion of it has not been down long enough to have sustained any material injury. Oats are variously spoken of, but, taking the reports g lly, it would seem to be a fair crop. Beans will in all probability prove more prolific this year than they have done for some time past. Complaints of fly are very rare, and the crops are, almost without exception, looking as healthy as could be desired. Fusers an abundant crop. Potatoes, which this year cover an immense area, are as yet almost entirely free from die ease.— Yorlsahiresion. _ QUARANTINE NOTICL.-.-LISBON, AUGUST 18.-1 By an order of this Board of Health, of the 16th instant, the Archipelago of the Caps do Yards is declared infected, but wtik what disease is all aleatiosad . MARICETs. COTTON.—LivaarooL,Aronev23.—The market closed heavily, and with much °eerie& Compared with the prices of Friday, buyers of Bowed. have an advantage of 1 16d. per lb., but all other kinds are without material change. The sales were 7,060 bales, 6,000 of which were American, 600 for ozport, sad 1,000 on speenlatiori ; 250 Penmen earl litarealram, at 665. and Md. ; 263 Egyptian, et Rd. to 745.; and 500 Surat, at 5.d. to 65. per lb. ; imports for the week, 20,000 bales. COTTON GOODS.—NLNCEBITIR, Avoca' 2.3.—The market is very quiet, there being less business passing, both in sloth and yarns, than last week, but prices are without Mention. Of the business doing it may be remarked that several descriptions of printing cloths and fine T cloths are in rather better demand, being bought chiefly by houses in the Levant trade. India shirting. and jeceoneta are also in request, but ►uyers hesitate to give the full prime asked by manufacturers. In yarns more business could be done if sellers were willing to accept slightly easier prime. There is great firmness, however, both for twist suitable for the home trade and for export. India numbers of male are ex ceedingly scarce and dear. WOOL—Bruhroku,Ac OUST 23.—W00l fully maintains its former prices, and in this article, as well as in yarns, there is a steady business doing. There appears no new feature to notice in prises, the manufsetunn being em ployed in working oat orders. CORN.—Binstmoiam, AUGUST 23. —At Gloucester market on the 18th wheat was about 3e. per qr. lower. At Worcester the same day a reductioa of 4s. per qr. was sub mitted to. Barley folly as dear. Oats rather cheaper. Beans and peas unaltered. During the present week the weather has continued very favourable for securing crops. and few transactions in the trade ate reported. Wheat and barley held for previous rates. Oats Bd. per qr. lower. Beans only saleable in retail. Peas more inquired for. At Wolverhampton yesterday all articles of the trade were nominally unaltered in value. At this day's market there was a less supply of wheat, and an advance of Is. to 2e. per qr. was Teethed on most descriptions of both Beglish and toreign. Barley unaltered. Oats more la demand. Beans a slow sale, bat no cheaper. Dunes., Auo. 23.—We had a very small supply of wheat which met a very quick sale at tally 2s. a qr. above the prices of last week. There was no new wheat aor new barley in the market. In othergrain there was nothing doing. Wheat, best red, 775. to 80s. ; middling, 661. to 775.; inf.. rior, 66e. to 665. Barley, 345. to 365. Oats, 28s. to 345. Beaus, 465. to 635. Peas, 435. to 48e. Flour, floe per sack, 66e. to 61s ; mopeds, 635. to 661. MILNCHSBI2I. AVG WIT 23.—The weather wee showery this morning, and haying a fair attendance at our market, the trade opened with more Argonne. An improved de mand wu experienced for both wheat 'and flour at fully the currency of this day ies'nnight. Other articles were only in moderate request without chugs is value. Birsvmeh, Ana. 21..—At our market to-day we had • thin attendanos, &men being engaged in harvest opera tions, and buyers were indisposed to purchase beyond im mediate wants. The day's business in all kinds of grain was but nominaL Wheat remained Bren at last week's prices, but little was done. Barley and other kinds of aping corn scarcely inquired for. Averages:—Wheat, white, from 781. to 80e.; red, 745. to 76. . Barley, grind ing, 365. to 375. Oats, 335. to 365. Beans, 48.. to 491 per quarter. Nawiluati Aim. 23.—We have not allarge supp yof wheat this day for which them was • steady demand, at fall prices. There were several samples of new which made from 765. to 825., although the quality was not fine. Every day affords additional evidence of the deficiency of the new crop both is quantity and quality. Only a retail business in spring corn. tlinamols,:Avo. 23.—The weather continues favourable for harvest work, and bat little grain Gomm to market. The trade is slow, and rather cheaper than last week. WOODNAIDOZ, AVG. 23.—The weather is now line, and harvest is general in this district. Wheat cuts up well upon the sound staple soils, but very indifferently upon the light and mixed lands; until the crop be fairly tested by thrash ing, no accurate opinion can be given as to the yield. A nominal market to-day, bat the few samples offering readily brought the extreme prime of last week. With an* wea ther, we shall have a small sprinkling of new wheat at i market next week. Currency to the turners : —Wheat, white, new, 732. to 76a.; red, 70s. Beans, tick, 4131. Peas, white, 471.; grey, 42e. Oats, 286. to 31s. - - WATIIIOID, Atm. 22.—We have had a limited import of wheat from abroad, with a moderate arrival of maim from Liverpool Ante the data of oar last. Oar market has been is a most inanimate state ; the trifling amount of bosunw passing is at about late rates. A few minpla of new wheat and tawney oats have coma to market ; 40a. per bushel has been paid for the former, and 13t. fld. to 14a. per bushel for the latter article. EII2IBIIIOX, At/G.22.—We had in the market to-day 472 qn. wheat, 389 qn. barley, 627 qrs. oats, and 46 qrs. beans. There were sold—Wheat, 466 qn. ; barley, 317 ; oats, 405 ; ant. beans, 18. 'l he supply of grain was much smaller. Balm were ready for all aorta. With the excep tion of beam, prices rose on last week's quotations. There were several parcels of new barley and oats in the market. New barley, top lot, sold at 375. 6d. per qr., 6311 be. Oats, new, 30a. 84., weight 3911 n. As compared with last week— Wheat, 4s. up on top, and Is. up on the average. Barley, down 61. on the top. and 4d. up on the average. Oats, down Is. on the top, and 6d. up en the average. Beans, down 6d. on the tovand 9d. down on the avenge. Wheat, 71e. to 84s. Barley, 31e. to 40e. 61. Oate,.3os. Bd. to 365. Beans, 48e. to 61e. Weight of top wheat, &albs.; barley, 681bt.; oat., !Sibs.; and beau, 6711 be per Nobel. CATTLE.—NzweIm, Ana. 22—At market to day we had only a small show of stook, and not much business done. Then were 320 sheep, 65 beasts, and 108 pigs penned in the market. EDINBURGH, AUG. 22.—The number of sheep and lambs this morning was 7,914, being 99 less than lest week. Demand for good sheep end lambs brisk; consequently, sales were *sally effected at fall prim. The middling and inferior sorts were dull, and last week's prices were barely maintained, and at the close • goodly number of the latter sorts unsold. Bat mutton, 7d. per lb. ; current, 6d.; mid dling and inferior, 6d. to 6d. Lambs, top, 24e.; current, for the best sorts, from 18a. to 22e. ; middling, from 10s. to 16.. Black-faced, top. 12a., current, for the but, from 9s. to 10s. ; and down to 6s. head. The supply of cattle was less, there being 369, or 61 less than last week. Demand also good, sad prices up 6d. per Dutch stone. Top price, 10,. 6d.; current, 9s. 6d. to 10s.; middling and inferior, from Be. to 9s. At the close a good clearance effected. DUBLIN, AUOUBT 23.—(8y Magnetic Telegraph.)—We hod a large supply of cattle and sheep; prime, brisk demand at l•te quotations ; middling and inferior, dull of sale, with a downward tendency. Store pigs in great de mand at higher prices. In wool not much doing ; holders Arm ; prices steady. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Lakitroot. Sarre AT FORZIOS POZT4l.—Penian (se.), St. Crispin, Elgin, and Lady Eglinton, at Coostantinciple ; Willem, Blue Jacket, ana Meridian°, at Trieste; Angelina, at Palermo; Borland, at Leghurn ; Marie, sad Memel, at Memel; Stolpe, at Swinemunda ; Bolgen, at Copenhagen; Hylke Tromp, at Helmet ; Marie Louise. at Antwerp; Char*, at &erica:ea ; Star of the West, at Venice. ARRIVBD. ANSICNINA--St Falmouth, August 23, from Ibrall Auna-at Deal, August 231. from .. ... . .... - ... ..... Marcum Aarsou-at Qusenstowa, August 31. fr o m. .- P. Z. Island Anus Dosurrarm -at Stockton, August 22, Am 5..... liiramicbi Asgst. (s.)-cd Cowes, August 13, from New York Aim Benromo-at Gravesend. August 22, from Serge afirsits-at Gravesend. August 22, from.. Caen Aimmeoss -at Gravesend, August 13. toyer Dunkirk Aims MARIA CATSAILVA-IliGramend. August 23, from Bogen!' Mem innarx-to Gravesend. August 38, from Oporto allasai-at Gravessed. August 22, fr0m...... . ...... ...Antem =liUstroo-st Liverpool. August 12. from New York r ' -st (hammed. August 23, tram. Antwerp Retch-at Gravesrud, August 83. from .... Ilsntander Rasessee-at °memo& August 22, from. Bt. Vincent inens-at Holyhead, August 22, from. -- ...... Dalhousie Ragroca-at Mehl% August 22, from .. . ... ..... ..... Dalhousie Mums- offr U.srpool, August 11, from.. .... New Test Cansama-at Deal. August 22, fr0m............ Rata Ounce-at Jersey, A 20, from Gasps Cora Riou-at Granaesd, August 13, from Punta Arenas Dosoass-at Gravesend. August 22 1 5. ft= Ilan Sebastian Dr ascroa- at Gravusecid. August front St. Vincent Litascrea-et Gravesend, Angola 83, from ... „Jamaica lazza-off PAL August 22, from ........ ... Trieste Isaias-at Greenock, August 31. from ............. .. . .... Demerara I. Boma -at Graveaeod. August 13. from Gram Island Isentax Glosast-off Liympoo4 August 22, from Charleston Ranarnsn-at Ilverpool, August 38, from-- ..... ...HMOs Ram. 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Qusbes Jams—at Deal, August 23, Boni. Callao JAMIT—at Poole. august 22, from —...Newksandlaad Lasoroms—ea Quiematowis, August 21, fran.......... New York Lavu—at Oravesod. August 23, fr0m....„ Bassos Ayres Loos—at Ommormd. August 23, from Gramtines Lassa—lt Gravesend, August 22, fr0m......- Grave ls's Maui Ass Gass—at Gretnoen, August 12, frosa..-- Humidors 1 glausasis—at Harwich, August 22. tram.--..... ...... ....Alicante 21.a.rato—off Sunderland, August 12, 1mer.....—.... ..... . Quobse Mostu.i—et Gravesmd, August 23, tram .... .--.---ZoLloraim Mame Paco--at Gravesend, August 2S, from ...... Onmosm Mena—at Gravesend, August 13, from Porto Rico lITETWIT —at Gravesend, August 11, from. Banta Cros Mamma—at Gravesend. August 13, *Ms Cubs IlAasanua Wagest—st Gravesend. August 23, from Oporto MAST liortom—at Livorpcd. Augint IS. fross...Wladom. N.S. fromvam-or lAvorpool. 110110 1 11 13. frau.- ...... 2 ...•-•toramena. AOMM 23___froa•-•••••-•!ntiMmuska. 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A BM tl., from..-........._ lawaon-at Oork, Anna 21, from .............1111m 13m um-at Imal, Mesa 23, from .....- EL.._ lIIININ SWAN-at Bull, Mama fS. from. . . ... .... . .........mromilMl Sims (s.)--at flostanplots. Amps' 12, ............. Mums,' -at Orminmelu g truet t ogi lkom •••••••••••-Osik Ihrum-at Omani. A groan -at -- - ........ Tomo 1111211edem Unimak A. 23, fam., —Aismii i moc -at Oromml. flood 116 Wm ............. .... _ . Oft Two Ilan= -at Oesimell t _22,22 a1t___ 20 m......14.21..... To COIDADO-Gi Willallal e AWNS 1 1 16 milla .-......311bis u„,,,.,,, a t U amok SS. ken.......... .. .....t . e. Tea v.cris (o.)-ot Aoll=2l. from ........ -name* Vos-ot Or: Amino. ti. Vanua-as Gravon n 2=t 12 1 bas s ch um Watt famomems-at roll. is Ilmoosimd. • August 23. from ......... -Wm Wazisism-a1 AIWA 13 , Ima ...AWN 0•1 LID. ASMA-from Groomed, August 23, »:»: ........... .Balakkoa_ fast. -trom Cardiff, Rogue 21, to -..........-....esslus Nertua-trem Cardiff, Aggest 12, to Chmisseu Amoussm-Barn Plynsonik Mimi 29, t 0. . .... Menem gamma-mom Quserseleire s Ingest 11, to.........Ctrisam e m deity-from Liverpool, Mope SO, to ......... Bowoo - Assooktoo-from Limiesel. Rigout 13, t 0......... ......... go. T it Itwojtaa-trora Limped. Moot 21, to Bordeng amerdleM= 4 AMOK 112, t 0.... ... „„... s ind 111011710-4mMA 23. t o -Haft Rourecar-frem Ora 23 . t 0.... ............... Monad. OoNOOILDio-Islill Ora August 23, to Otia Con OF Now Tear-tro• Limrpool, August 23, to-Menet Crri or Itmen-tram Liverpool, August .3, to USN. Constwarma-tram Liverpool, August 93, to .. .. gisago i e Dower or Laxonma- ham _ Liverpool , August 21; to __Ada Duniamx-froso Liverpool, August 23, to ...AL _Minas Docrou-from Newport. M August 21, to - .......... -• ...mom gammon Lou Anna-fro; Gramesed„ August et; to. ..22 es Fauten-frcat Cardiff, August 22, to nana-from Falmouth, August 21, to ..........,_ ........... yok e Fourse-trans Liverpool, August 93, to Ammon Fuoili-trout Greenock, August 22, to New Veit FLTiso Pun-from Jersey, August 19, to IMO Przrooso-from Orlireartid, August 23, to Roladee Mormon-from Cardiff, August 22, to %Me Oman Pon,raa-from Liverpool, August 23, to Mlllls GovanouLariona-from Liverpool, August 13, to-- Hoorsiiss-from Liverpool, August 23, to Anteing Hammen - -tram Gravesend, August 93, t 0... ....... flameng bone-from Queenstown, August 21, to Jags Euxs-tram Plymouth, August 22, to Ulm Janos-from Liverpool, August Is, to Watdu Joan Bann-tram Liverpool, August 23, to . New York Joann TAkaarr-trout Liverpool, August 13, to...fit. John's, N.B. Jogs Dostor-from Liverpool, August 23, to hotbed Kota-tram Queenstown, August 21, to Lan tots-from Plymouth, August 21, to., mi as= Maau-trom Liverpool, August 23, to Maar Roausox-from Liverpool, August 23, to Calcutta Illioass -front Liverpool. August 23, to ... - ....... .....„-. Quebec Omit Bums-tram Liverpool, August 21, to Miramichl Occur Roma-from Liverpool, August 23, to.„.........Philadelphia Potomac-from Lnertool, August 23, to Philadelphia pump maw-Ram Queenstown, Augu s t 21, to Hull Form nouns-from Plymouth, August 21, t 0........ Rotterdam PATiuctor -from ChteenSlOWl2. August 21, to . BoizaT Isamu( (s.)- from Shields, August 22, to... Comma An t = Rokw-from Mel August 29, to Canner Rasuw-from Plymouth, August IL to Tongue Atria Ravastswomes-from Gravesend, August 23, to Anti,'" Resocortox -from Liverpool, August 23, to Rio Maim Sr. Anne-from Liverpool, August 13, to Malmo Sono-from Gravesend, August 23, to Jim Brame racism-from Lynn, August 22, to .... -Quin Bassi Mosso-from Cardiff, August 22, to ... Mats lianeow-from Fisrtlepool, August 23, t0........-................05ea TilluLer -from Liverpool, August 23, to Tartow- from Liverpool, August 13, to ..10.1 ToabsrS norm-trans Cardiff, August 22, to Conelse= Tom-from genhass, August 22, to Vox lnoce-trom Hartlepool, August 21, to Jkate Vidor Rowan-tram Liverpool. August 23, to. WaitsLitu-tram Salsoran, August 12, to. Wow on-trom Tedgamouth, August 23, Zamax-from Liverpool, August 23, p• Coge VEBBBLB SPOKEN WITH. Canada, from Calcutta for London, July 15, lot. 18, lab. R. M Cilmeow, from Cecina for London, June 91, lat. 35 3.,103. 30 R. Jaanetle, Lupcke, from Cardiff far Australia, July 13, lat. 10 8, lob. 14 W. Priam of Woks, from Calcutta for London, Aug. 10, lam 14 W. Robert Moan, from Calcutta for .I.lverpool, June 31, lat. 35 &Ova. 33 E. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. 111stacioatre.—Arrived: Nay 17. alma, front Leith. 18. M. maid, Liverpool; Launceston, London. 20. (Metroida, Dieppe; AnWove, Gothenburg ; Wallace, Clyde. U. fl ows Fielding, Hong Koss. 28. Blisateth, Hong Kong. 30. Amer, Hong Kong; Clais• [Mar, LiTerPooL ilatled.—Jane 3. Eaten, for London. 5. Northunatcrland, tonics. London 6. Boomerang, Liverpool; Blue Jacket, Oiled. 10. PranCLl Heath WRECY OP A GOVERNMENT EMIGRANT SHIP.- Later Australian advice. mentioned that the ship Nub wank, while on her voyage from Liverpool to Adelaide, S.A., with government emigrants, was wrecked on the coast near the letter port. THE STEAMER BIIRLINGTON.-Last week we bad to report the loss of Meseta. Gee and Co.'s splendid screw steam transport on F.rlood Reef, In the Baltic. We hive now to report • very serious casualty to the new steamer Burlington, Captain Gleadow, belonging to the same firm. She lett Hamburg for Hull yesterday wsek, and on getting out of the Bibs experienced • heavy gals of wind from the N.W., upon which she returned, and anchored off Newark. However, the weather continued exceedingly boisterous, and on the following night she parted from her •nckots, end drove en shore off Newark. While in the storm she received serious damage, and pat of her cargo bad to be thrown overboard. When she drove on shore she had four feet water in her hold. Efforts were at once made to save the remainder of her cargo from destruction, and the aunt &nos of two or three steamers having been o►tained without delay, it was soon secured from further damage. It was not, however, until Monday that the exertions to prevent the steamer becoming • wreck were successful.—bull Herald. TRAFFIC RETURNS. RAILWAY& MIN Par Met- Total. Told week ... ding Amuit ~, oven. waxen abaedlee. 1865. UK Rast A A A A New#lll=4,:ji ii;,..=;;; 7 644 377 9 1. 1 212 Week ending Aug. 12. Metal and tastes ...... - & G7l 2 . 456 8.127 Week ending And. 18. North Eastern lvi 18,413 19,124 17.537 35.391 timbre and Ware....... Dublin and llkklirr Waterford and Limerick 77 701 330 1,031 70 Cork, Blaeltreek. and Penedo 257 714 Great Bouillon and Western Killarney JorMisa — (26 251 Irish dos* isileat ....... str.bu Noc ry k= A w ls:c a l 1,1 . 11. . ••• 1,069 679 1,640 1,04 9br4nsbury and 1.405 1.630 3.035 2.113 South Wallin . . Bhrundiaa Union. ''''' I 3 4 793 444 9 6,6 ? 3 lOrkonbisd i Isla= • • a. 11s6 1 041 9,639 2,730 2J.976 25,017 ficottasit Ounlad • • • ****** •• • 1.641 1.661 3.207 1.933 North DM* * 149 605 2.6139 6, 174 6, 657 Eastars * 3 • Instant Odom . 417 14.914 9,101 94.015 13.056 Dublin and 63 Dublin and 1 / 1 17att a lttnetiOn . ; I.ni 410 f.. 3 7, 113 111,11 and urnat Western 1,667 1,101 3,071 3,856 Woek ending August 31. Dublin and NWSltown ........ 1,261 1,241 1,13) BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. APPLETARD.—August 21, at Dalkey (Ireland), the wife of R. 11. Applepard. Itsq.. of • eon. BEAUCHAMP. August It, at IR. Margaret's, Ipswich, the Hon. Mrs. P. Beauchamp, of a son. BROWELL.—August le, at Moulaked, Barks, the wife of Capt. Browell, R.N., cu a datuthter. BRUCE.—August 20. at Norrele.street, Parinlane, the wife of Mat, Cot. Bruce, Urenadter Guards, of a son. BULL—August le, at Holly Bank,,Lindfleld, Busse Bull, Esq of a daughter. CRANE.— August 20, at Holden Clough, Bolton „ , Catheter, the wile of the Rev. W. Crane, 8.A., of a son. HUlSE.—sagest 91, at Acacia-road, Bt. John'sarood, the wife of L. W. Rome, Jan.. Esq., of a sow. the wife of J. H. CHAPLIN—WLEAN.—August le, at St. Stephen's, Shepherd's. busk, by the Bev. J. Halward, Frederick William, son of the late F. Chaplin, Keg., of Auteuil and Paris. to Marik, daughter of Mr. T. &Mean, of the Grove, Hammersmith, and the Haymarket. London. COUD—KICIEWOOD.—August IS, at St. Mary Magdalene% South. week, by the Rev. C. Howes, Mr. F.Codd. son of the Rev. C. Cold, formerly Rector of Letheringeett, Norfolk, to Sarah, daughter of , late Mr. Rickwood, of the Terrace, Old Kent-rosd. FOLEY -THISTLETHWAY lE.—August 2.3, at St. J.lmea's Church, Piccadilly, by the Rev. Stephen lower. M.A., Captain Weller Foley, Barth son of the late George Weller Poky, EN. of Hosted Hall, Suffolk, to Caroline Augusta, only daughter of Henry F. Thiatiethwayte, Egg., of Cabman-place. WHITE—BELT.—Auguet Sr, at Ot. Panerss, by the Rev. F. J. Stain. forth, M.A., Lindsell Fletcher. sou of T. White. Fag., of Bedford. row, and of Benham Court, Glotwestershire, to Augusta Francs. daughtor of W. Belt, Eeg., of Brunswick-square. DKATEIB. ALEXAN DER.—Auguet 20, Mr. 2. Alexander, of the Liwer.roacle lebngton, aged 31. DRIVER.—Augmt 22, at Bellevue-terrace, Mull, Sarah, relict of the late Capt. Driver, aged 92. NIXON. -August 20, at Upper Belgrave-plaoe, Eaton-Ware, Elsa. bath Alia, wile of C. Nixon, Eau., aged 34. STEPHENS. —August 20, T. Stephens, Esq., of Cakfldes - hil l f EIG* einem, aged e 2. TR' PHOOK.—Aufruet 20, at Stevenage, Beets, Marriott, the wife a T. 'Triphook, Esq. WODEROU 4 L—August 11. at Thcepe.next•lpswleb. V lo da" g• Esq., Ws M.P. for Norfolk, aged 11. Motel had Plethehol by WILLILX ins U"—. of NO threat. la the City of Loud Pnater. et the °tem &net. la the glethaot et NIDLY. /MIX ht. UM g// I 1 ati I