The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-03 00:00:00

SPORTING. RACES—TevisDAY. The and bad a oomparstively meagre appear's/le, bet setwithatasdiog the sertaioty of small fields the " Cup " was salciestly sweeties to draw together a lugs end lair eellaseass assemblage of Widows The raised laws to the right of the enalonsrs was liasd by posse of Willi. whilst the balessy st the Grated Stead was well 111. d with • py awl vegetal Wears. The isowille was dear sad eery, but towards sees dark a b u se swims earloossly. sad es the tennisetios if the spwt rah set is, cassias • most exurbitant rise in the him of wiisW to Drayton awl Chichester. The impresarios were met intionewea. The prisilee whisk was yssiss masifeeted spinet theheas mss oneledned--albeis, with gwrisishing matlideoco in its jostioothiers to the mestent of the start for the " Cup." Doresidso was the Sea favourite, sad from the &minions. of the rose glom beim it will be sees that he wee with evident ems. Oshess, however, ran • good wand bone. The esepratively ewy style is which Baroachro won will deshdess se the ess4Mess of the raw to b. recon sidered. The wiener, a home bend is Fraser, of an English sire, received. as is the moo ef fienveses, in ISM, all the admits's. et as MIRA nolning, sad yet had all the albinos.. foe beteg • "heeigser." Whirs English horses visit Prase. they are heavily penalised, whilst in E.gla.d French bones have endue @hostages of weight. When the Met is remesabewd that mow of the best blood of oar tort celebrities is sew to Fusee, and that the two satins. are sow so closely joised by steam essisausioation, it will be at ones perceived that the diminetios b.twees Freseh and English 110111101 is now materially lessened. The cup or "saw" selected for the prise today was de signed and modelled b Mr. W. H. Armistead, arid manatee bared by Mr. Hasw, of Bratea-street. It is after the .sited manger of Habilis sad the Prowls orsawantal wheal of the same period of art. It is embossed with me dallions, es which are represented the two principal inci dents of the " Field of the Cloth of Gold," vie., the meeting et Hoary VIII. end Francis 1., and los timbal is which W Frisch King displayed his dauntless chivalry. Female agar's, representlag Victory, form the handles of the vase, owl the stem is renarkably light and elegant The Mid awasebla shows 'squish. taste, and the worlussaahip is most oduirable. The " Howe List" of Timbers comprised his Royal Meli ssa the Doke of Cambridge, the Grated Doke Meeklenburg Soolits, their Serene Highnesses the Prices and Primes Edward of Size Weimar, the Dole and Duchess et Bedford and Lady Rachel Russell, the Marquis of Anilesey, Marquis of Basta?, Rail sad Counters of Derby and La Emma Stanley, Earl of Jersey, Earl of Zit lasi, Earl of G lasgow, Earl sad Countess of Beeshowagh Earl and Countess of Chesterfield, Earl Granville, Earl of Strathmore, Lord Canterbary, Lord Beheld, Lord Bruce, Lord Clifirs, Lord G. Manners, Lord Villiers, Lord Henry Leone:, Lord Arthur Leona:, Lord William Lemnos, Lord G. G. Lennox. Lord Alexander Lessor, Lord Maidstone, Lord Lindieborough, General Peel, Admiral Row, Colonel the Hos. J. Mairdosald, Cant. P. Williams, Copt Pettit, Mr. and Mrs. John Stanley, Mr. Des Irmo: and Lady Sophia Dm Vest, Mr. C. °olivine, and Mr. Pique. And la addi ties to Wow we observed on the course the Marchioness of Ailesbory, Prince Leininpa, Berl and Conan, of Hard wick. and the Ladies York*, Marquis of Ely, the Earl of Wilton, Earl el Muth, Earl of Cardigan, Lord Clinton, Lord Edward Rowell, Lord Bateman, Count Batthyaey, Lord Alfred Paget, Lord Coventry, Sir Robert Peel, Sir William Codzington, Sir Joseph Hawley, Sir W. M. Milner, Sir George Houston, Sir Gilbert Heathen., Sir George Wombwell, Row. Leopold Ellis, Ron. G. Fitaroy, lion. Calomel Forester, (Nowa Charritie, Colored Pearson, Captain Brahma, Captain Lane, Captain Little, Captain N. Start, C_ s p uta W. Peel, Mr. Sloan. Staslay, Mr. Allllllale Liwll7llr. Bator= and the Roo. Mrs. Datives, Mr. Oslealdestsk Mr. Bewail, Mr. Webster. and many others whose senses we bad sot time to jot down. The wiedpolelliess is the executive department were es mod SIM hp Er Newmarket officials, and very ably they priliented their orepetive duties. A small body of metro crdzeiimeenatabies of the A division, trader the super s( lespease Basks, assisted by Sergeant Lesgley, of the Datessior Foram, kept the knights of fedisenyesespletaly fa clack, and • lsw rural "specials" dewed Os worse and isaistained order is • very praise worthy mnser. Great credit is also doe to Mr. Arras, the Duke of Risk sarsid's steward. Several improvemean bad bees node seder his direction, and he was isdetatigable is kis exertions to promote the comfort sad easvisionee of the public. As to the retwelnassto which ware provided is the grand eland, we seed only my they were supplied by Careless himself. [We estlisted tits reseate of the following rases fa a &wed MMtie• yesterday evade( ] enisterunts et lee sem rash, ter 1-Thohls, the et nurse 'tali base strew end view; setts. eat 71b; hat Sib. One tens. OS sees.) Lad 2dee by Telmistese„ Set 21b (iemploona) 1 Mr. Hettemre Canker_ , by Orkakr, Set/lb (WW2) 2 Bathe: eft 4 es Mel% eta was silly by a iregtt. Tea lame leasae, al le sees. seek ter &Thetis : NW. eat 71b; Abe, eat 4iby 111141111 MINIM Sirs ; the mar et the sense Wee te mein Miew.set of Iteekbw. Ow mile. (13 eds.) Duke of 11141Asterapeemr.br woombh. ea ?lb (S. lime) 1 llr Oabaidetkefe Closet. id_ Mb MaikaL lib est t) (flakera) Mr. J. 11.11kalere Okt MettsraW Id fib ..(Baftibuss) Nike s•te 4 eget eget Mkt lestemdsb. to 4We refeene4 us ago _hest. Wee by • hark same Mews amen the iteaell awl OWL Tea Sewn thure„ of 10 ism. oak, tor 2-yrobis al% lot nb ; mash& lob; entaba meths sad Wewrieses. T. C. (f subs.) of Isdinnt's Passaisa. by Bey llikteem eel 41b mo r ia ltogers) 1 Mr. J. Marrs tanddas, by Cleatisiser, Set .J. Prate) 2 Deltas : to es Illesrs, eternal* all tte wed woo by • length mad bat. ____ ata OF TMS areaus limanet limos Brans et 10 os. ari Sica rrr yr olds; edw.ll4l WI; di% Sot Ili Oratwisie dikes Cons (64 Ms) Mr. J. Doormat Owl= by MM. Sot TM (J. Mos) 1 Dais of ledirdi Piponek in 7b (4. Mosel 2 Mr. lioreurdi Cieribr, Se Mb (wells 4 Mr. TAW"' Illodsw^Sot flb.. .. Mahon 4 Mr. J. M. lisyldaarao. let 71b ..--(lenbetaiew 6 Mr. Itswisrs Set sib (a. B y 4 &May II W 4 ea 7 to 3 edit BenbeaS 0 ia 1 'PI PSl sir. Was alb by Ulla Tory bed third. A wide Sire. slosendingeesh et rie edits To bleranns Suss of Mb am ash. h ft, kw Ls olds: eolte„ Sot 7L; Mils, la 41b. Caribn Snore rms. Moe issued to ro ots book Me onts. T.T.C. 1 11 win d Mr. Onlysellarbotart W idiatWo_ 1111 -- ( 11 - VIVI 1 Ur. Moon Spodlo ar St iimr_aidesk llb (ft. la entra) (Wes 2 IardWISNWo el t W IS 46 Mr. J. LISS' ye Onto Pada. SA 7116..... 4 3 DeWo tllto I art 7t04 en lidasir, 4ls ipt WNW 4ba I opt liee 2,! i I opt Ono term. Wm dm* by baU a g lim6 Oetnue Co, sane 100 i 5,... tit net In dpele. by nib ries et IS ova sob, with 100 Wed by the Paine PIM. The aeond is mein 100 ows. oat oldie steboer end tie aid U. Two saw owl a holl (33 tuba) Ikon 14040iPs liscaelno, by TM lipwar, S it lab ( i 3 1 Rt. Pus% Othien. II Pot 7lb _ (Wens Ur.lbellemWe U 6 yrs. let lIIb (J. Prism 3 lard Clllawroradtpll pa, Get lir. J.llland Wls Inaa, 3 Mb yrs, Tot nb -....(Pietson 4 Ur. W. DMr.ani Mordie4 yre„ la Ilk (Masott) 4 WSW" 1 d 2,4 opt Uneaeboo, II to 4 opt °Seto, 10 to 1 esti r ser. leboyis owl liatillo. 4 to 1 emir apt Lard of Me lies arid Tal La. *Mb off, ell larcasimo sew* eld Ld of the Ides third, Bamba. bees, me Oldies beg tabobeY tete wake. Oa barbs the ellen, Basil y in el med limembe was left with OmMd. bat ear abw awidea meat wig_ dead. eat ahe again wad ea us beat, Ilaroadas beg wesed. Wed the kiss third. wed °ewe be Lupe sad lardeb tying learear, woe ,MOlas lengths web approaddeg web Ogles ea legs be eel pre, Lard of tbe Jakarta*** is ad WM& INembag might, bareby ieft b pesele Zareasbe sad Cable Wag semi AM Mei At be deemie =brit emeatiliamede elms awed le b• Ilte Weary bowser. bedew* pled • 1.4 awl • ball, bele begs bogb ft alms* of seasbed Meade la as lest ewe or bur snide ad bee as the pet far Skikda's*, by • amt. The der two wen gels Wes WI. bow Dims= ameatat. Eireasof 10 aws. 61/ 6.gr die; ode get Ile fee Ow /Ib. teem% Ilea Owed 61 male) Ilir. bewaste leaden, by Orkwaa, bit lb (Web Waled over. Prat Tea at the Tom bona= ansenus grans of 10 Rom iamb, hir &yr ells; eat 110; T.T.C. (31 ento.) r. Mamisli he by ad 7112 (Astinnaln I Mr. I. B. ilisleg n alliales, blab —..—...4ftatbdamlw) air J. Ilewbfe Illa rib —(3. peel bettlag spade sad 6t04 ea gawk, bat at the dose 01. bake was the bewelle at "evaes•—• to 4 apt Smack. Won by le lengths; two Meths been the mead and tbird. brareasane et in yam 11111111. Ise Lys old Iles, vet tlb bah : erten allowable T.T.C. AMMO Me J. Me.l•Aglenelieg 71b . Day) 1 Mr. I• ll . l 7. l =Tr il Mr. Pim% If by let 71b „( ems ) I beim : Sawa gab= to 4 apt Mengessma. Wes by three queue ea bleb t I ftmeariameatlesme. ark b ft, ear Syr.olds; aolts, Sit rib; Elise, est 311 s. Oga gib sad • half. (4 ado.) Me. Nerds vabbow Seabed% stake, tad Lord AM beles MIPS Ls Fay, 21b (Froasis) walked over. Lord ids bet aril Kr. Edwards divided tat. knee BATTING ON THE 001:1110E. THE DIARY. 10 to I we Wentworth (I) 40 to 1 .pt Forbidden Fruit (t) 18 be 1 = w aled (t) to 1 Vendereolts (t) re tot (t) 40 tot Ariel (t) X) to Frier Mai (t) Bt Hubert sad Virago are Arndt ant of ell the reeler their copse. leistt thleyear. . 1 eT.T7s;ii:s.;aa WT. 7 boss gusted at 7 to I. sad the - Rvits. ratil&tel. It starting : Instead of bobtails &NW hive A writer in the Invalids Rowe concludes a long review of the °puede= in the Criasea—theigist of which is, that Rueda has bees visionless Iran the begiming-- la the following "'amble" tams:—" Bat oar manias shall hew from as no single word of reproach ; the Rada* army ie not puffed ap by its stems; in its humility of spirit, it repeats on beaded kith the prophede words of the Emperor Nicholas Ws have put our trust la Thee, 0 Lord, sad we shall aot be onfoanded: " A letter in the Isedopendenee Bap mays that bet llejesty will be acempealed in hes visit Si Frame by Lord Clarendon, and perhaps by Lord. Leasslowne and (Marine, bat that it is wreath that Lord Palmate* will as leave Raphael. It is said that Nowa de Lining is about to leave Paris for Vienna, Waring to the Aestriat Emperor a reply is as autograph epistle addressed by the latter to the Ear perm of the Fronds, at the fumigation of the BeWnee Dowager of Rues. HYDE-PARK RIOTS. (Coatissed free yesterday's aqPrwo•) Mr. Mitchell concluded by entemieg • hope that if the foommiesion thought say parties's* person IMO fa fault they would not hesitate to name thus is %Mir repeet, cad pent them eat fur the assure of the goverment sad the Mary ; and that the result of the istpalry wesid Inn the miles that, &Mash the people of Region had, ha this noir of HMOs. "se lams revenues fee $ esselsble's stelt•• sad would always submit to so men of (()tale natural liberty as was numeary fir preemment. put they looked with a jealous eye apes Men seempt by lie govenusset or by the polies I. soy way to Mutt their Mseir- Um, and viewed with abborresee may unseesessay appal to phial's! fens. Mr. Ellis, es the part of the polies, said the Oat gneiss for the oommission to entesider was, what was the mature of the meeting ea the MI of July ; if it was • Mins creeds(. it was the duty If OM shagged with the pressrveti the peace of the mignmille to mapper it; If that wen se, the ant ssesties 111111.1 be ',War the mover seems for that pawn bsd boss edepted. Re Imairesil that the quo. resillissidielhelf tenni : whiners In Individual essidellse ben the eases le of i discharge of • z i _readratTWlderrbe :TW IN = was tak ohs e rs ( he era; mem dbadeastage, as he could have so MIME MinteMio of the withers* or the astute of their M -tlrrrsJ appeared is the bee. Many of the stmomes hidelellA atlsm that the miles Isdiseriesisately ores! worse, tad ehildres ; but es wen nandas lien they slmoet ineriably admitted they had sot sees my sot dna; tenthseny gives se lamely must be n ulled with pest Mahe. The umbers ofofmamp *bums hei bees gist% but the parties wen afmrwttic usable to Mistily a geed may of them, tad Moen wen Mod set to have bees is the park at all. With reseed to Ihe eaten of the runes he would only refer the essambiesers to the charge ;of Chief Justice Tinal at flosiord, when he laid down the doctrine that without any miasma of combi nation, if a number of pumas mumbled r to obtain some particular purpose, sad essdnelled ftlaelabill is a nattiest manner, it was a riet,eltbsugh the shiest itself might be just and nuosable. He tines reed NMI extracts to the sane effect from the charge of the SUM judge at Bristol. If the object of the 'seeing . on the Mt of July wee to pretest genet a bill is Ptuffrate though parliament, he thought it would at ones bring the affair withia the limits of Me doctrine of Chief Imam Tindal. That such riot me the object of the meeting weedier from the handbills that bed appeared in evident As to the ended of the parties who attended at the muting, it sodlciestly appeared frees the evidence sees of the wit tines for the eoesplakants ; from that ivielsace than could be so doubt the iseetiag was a riotou or unlawful emsnably, aed that it was the duty of those charged with the preserva tion of the pesos of the metropolis to suppress it. As to the MAW I. which that was done, the orders given by the po lies authesitiss were before the commissiosers. &monsters- deet Hahn, who wee is ward of St palNt bed ad mitted that Meshed bees seed in dispersing the assemblage, and that he einsidered it was afrassary to do es. If that were as, the My quest.. wee Mawr ladividst easstables Mil mil ea memesemsry degree of ass and violas. He this embed sad quoted the Masse of the varies witness* in referees to and eabeeitted that area ..ezekezr,rz winters for the somplainants, it shed& he MMUS there was at Met • shako in regard to that seem is addition to Mt they hod the positive atawesmt of Mr. Zees birs• self sod Ms brother es. He should regret vary sash if the Mtge of bevies else a mesa reeted eves la a awls smalls beet not oss isotopes had bees proved; it was the sus with regard to the sharp of striking children. • great missy of the Wl'lBollll= SW the complaineats, amongst otters Mr. dyke., Mang he hid set seas elei pines struck, he had only ems the polite floarishis. their Irmo ohms. No doubt some penes had bees streak ; it we adaitt e id : 2 . Buperiateudent Hughes. After commesstag ou the of the same reed by Mr. be pros to say that is referees to the quietist of bail, is his opinion Sir It. Mays had so mrar to take boil on that 'ming, bat the sissimM ware batter qualified to promos ea that quietism. With ro ped leisdividsal clam, that of Mr. Maw was a vary promi nent ma, He was ready to give Mr. Hair the IS benefit of Ns liararisles remark, that so imputaties dated cm am but it usual met be converted into a mem sa the onslelise. Ma k& Franklin, and others me Mega before *1 megielemiss sad disbarred, not Mem there was IN asp egoist them, bat Masse it we art ess• Mired Minh. to pries the charges. With reges4 is Pertipsist, he thought the 'videos was quite naiimit to show *et the seed there sight to has bees assegai; no Mk ems pens bad Sou hart, bat there was se dames le thew* who.. • sharp of perjury had bees mu against PO •• MSS es a diserepessy Stem his Mime sad hie stetiesst before the megistrato bat's reams to the asismsemisatios it wcskl he fun d belled cot SISMIId the dissespessy. With seisms to the egle, ke ail em hallos the same at VisoMest mid has Mat Mire* them they bet dens g a iambi further as isamiededia wee squired, sed if the esmaimiesers stated the last is their report, Ms so pima would object to it on that gremed. The Chief Cossimisser impileeld his opiates Mt me . . . larp • number of as was crowdeel into the keg coil im that night oeuld not be pat there without danger to life. Mr. EMI said that he Ind nothing farther to add, but to thank the COMIllillii0•11/11 for their courtesy to him daring the whole amuse of the inquiry. Mr. Miteltril Allot a to, wise hew Mr. to reply. The Chief Oesambeissee mid that as the iaquiriss sow of ss sad, it booms bis duty to mien •ad, their Ws to the gistlesass who Md bees estrestal Waist of it es bee sides. He felt Wised that all ems 111111 had Wrested etir simplaints to Ik. MiNitell oe• Whoa awls _Wife= toss kW. At the seers *S, M til e weft Weed ems this te make a oostaist. si twele nag imbue him Wilk sward to Mr. E ke best 11 Issiessay Se the good lumpy, for bemuses. ead ability be bid digisged is the dlieltew of the dilloult duty so sod. erbir Mg UM MIL This Csawdssisam wished to Wiwi Iba web Wt la owswassis of tho volume of salami wale bad boss w0e5..... das mist elapse Mks lb* Writ some be popes* mad, moviev; r, Mr. Came Muss Haaditiss lot bees obliged to low* tows So de slate other o V is zii Mr. Coauskileast Among mold also be to Maw. 'rimy weld law la ow der the witMe aid moot together le dismiss Ito *sport, so that mem time suit of asosseity dopes. wished to make on. observe** is sdditioa, io referees. lo • point as whisk suss mknosceptiou mused to wine They had waived a lOW kat a Mr. Cooper, Matt= V Ito had Woes the. *Ol. Maya* would have bees to make way seslisiest es to what °scarred as the 1111 h of Saw he weld haw shows that he had Lama • pool iti a uvular ~Jog is the park for that day, disk M m eer prenated by Ws pass. H. (Mr. Wortley) sesigeed Its Masse tense es melon of Mr. MIME, that the page hod a MOM to dims thole glievamess, aid mot la mg paid, pines hr that purr. realist' they % i t, mated, or mot Is seek • way se owlets ow of bet • salesta. It was. how?, • miesassiglies to sumps*, u h i n lasowe the parks were . the Wieser* a risks ft We a la tt= le The perks wire lis property , se doubt. tar parfait. wit se reeesti oa Daly; sad while ttr . wr e re public Imlay ta one seam, they ressaiaid the of the ow% though dedleated to the public enjoys's& were user the metro' of • feasts oppointod by the WM. who mils ill staulatiass as to bows of opening sod sus. tbspy ere. Ali eon dossMolsoses showed, shot Maw thei dair wore dollemed WI wpm of publia issreadea, se Gould be snowed lo take Moos whisk would Mar tin w th the nerettille. Of provost the esjoymist of the park by a large amber of penoas, whisk would ho the bold socassery sosesquate of allowing public meting. to be thin. -- T it he pr;esediass thou Unabated, havisi oceepisd MN. clays. DEATH OF THE LATE BREVET•MAJOR HARRISON. The death of the late Brevet-Major Gustavo. Haulm, which was reported the other day in General Simpsor's despatch so Lord Paean, has osossimed the greeted degree of grief to his numerous friends and mlso tires. This valuable as well as most amiable ofilesr was tho youngest see or the lac Rev. Wm. Hiram, Cason of Wizahrttey, and Vicar ee Forams, Hasa ; he was also nephew to the late Sir Jasper Nicole, some years ago ma sander in-aisle( the army in India, sad to whom he was aide-de-eusp as well as sou-in-law, having married ea of Sir Jasper'. daughters, sow the bereaved widow of this most szaaliont oSere, and thus prematurely left with two inhaling sitildna to mourn has Inoperable Lou. Maier Harrison, after levies peered unesethed through all his Indian eampaigas, la the 63rd Regiment of Infantry, was fortunate oragh to go through Me battles*, Alma, Balaklam, era lakermeam, with equal good fortune, though his regiment, the 63rd, suffered with dm green severity in loss, both as to alms and is... Bowomr, la the 7th of July, being the held Aker is ousassmd. when about la enter the tremble. he was struck by a amen ball, Midi husked him of his Mess, and killed Mu instanta neously, leaving behind him a moat hanombla name, aid indicting a severe lose an his country. Ha was buried with all due fumal honours os Oatlssart hill, mat to the gram of his nosh valued friend and emulated, who fell by hie sib at the battle of lakermann. LONDON SOCIETY FOR TE4CEING THE BLIND TO RTAD....LATIXT TIE FOINDATION dross.—Tau DAL—. This meals Visaged libeieglea, M.P., laid the lessfs• ties elm Mao sew slag et or valuate testiest% while is *Me Is Ike Mis=?lleereisek, hi the meson et senseess sad oesqmo7. • lady les Wads the whale of the au foe Oa sew stag. elm I I Ire. Mein sad nubs rush bat do emillso maliet s t e tlis pales he the inee e! 2M IL, the el the sterling sad she Mew Mlle& slei% thee* le Neve lk asses& busies sot they eles wish le swathes Mud velem, of the DIM', eee M prise has the Iz ie se i d ally =dowidedf.- Is war to the istra.iee to the West Bee as asseipt has bees made le fortify the ester Needle, seek, et the south meshes seise of the Ale wssm, ht it be, bes• found larsithabis. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE HOME CIRCUIT.—MAIDIrroNE, Atraurr 2. 11/01R Ml. MIMS WIOSTIIIAJI YID a SPECIAL JUT. ROWD Y. EALLWIT. This was ma action to recover damages for a litel. Mr. =ti . rl; 8 11 ". Edwin a a a " , enl 7t re r. "ma , sadf the Meapp appeared r g for the defendant. Q.C., Mr. flerjeast abbe, In his Wier to the jail far the plegotit geld this he was by preiession • , end he had for for yeses bald the position ot gml dug, of the Ckessismadistrictef the Bridge Oakes, near Canterbury. The &deadest wee a elergyetha of the established Alvah, he was the view of Pother& is the same neighbourhood. He regretted to have to lay; much a Bess before tio jury, and eves sow be was histructed to state that ifthedefeathat would make as *pokey far the injury which he had sideubtedly initiated upon the plaintiff, he would be whole satisfied, sad he had so desire to ask for damages at the herds of the jury. As there esessed, however, no dolts oa toe part of the defendant to secept this reposition ha bad so aurae ties but to lay before thus t i e cdrounstancas wader which the plaintiff felt himself oempelled to brieg thU smith is cedar to vindicate his as:setae from the sajustiffible attack that bad been made upon it by the defendun. The leaned setjesat then proceeded to state that it appeared for some tine previous to the month of March last there had bosh same ill-feeling on the part of the defeedint towards the plaintiff; and be said it would appear that he took advantage of some circumstances nut occurred In the parish of Pelisse about that period to gratify his rematmeat, and inn at serious injury upon the palatal. It appethed that it was the of the duties of the plaintiff; as misihel hither of the anion, to vaccinate the children of the peer peep* sad ea the 18th of March he perfumed that = l ______Me the °landed of trar e tl r i s e ° Wft s o i l P e °etre named was egewinainge, sad it was not denied that the Infant in qthelloo was scrofulous from its birth, and was sill 'flitted with that milady. The plaintiff, however, took every pre castles; he sever entertained the least iateationof making us of the valetas matter from o this i Z and he was very m atio nt a Ties4 epos bh galas hie issue a few days le the villages of , Pathan and Waltham, for the purpose of vsesimating the children, that the whole of the neighbourhood was In • state of uproar, and that as impression had got abroad that he intended to make as of the vaccine matter from the in fected child. lie deemed it prudent not to emptiest* any children at Petbsa or Chatham, but at Waltham he did vaccinate one child, but he said it would be shown that the operation wee performed with perfectly heathy matter. Oa the 19th of Marsh, the defendant published the libel which was the subject of the present settee. It consisted of two letter, the of which was addressed to he Board of Guirdians of lie Bridge Union, and the other to the Poor-, law Commissioners in Lando', and they both centained the same statement, which was to the effect that the plaintiff had vaccinated • child that had been agitated with maul& from Its birth, and that be had afterwards need the vaccine matter from this child to a healthy child at Waltham. The defendant is the letter stated that he was induced to act is this matter solely by • desire to do his deity as a clergyman in rot/citing his poor &gib bous" from such a proceeding, and expressed an opisica that a medical man who could act in each a MUM was salt to be entrusted with the charge of the health and the lives of the poor, and that he ought to be dismissed from his °Mee. The learned aerjeaat having read the Mel pro ceeded to state, that upon the receipt of the sommuniostion the Poor Law Comesissiosen immediately instituted en ie. quiry, and the defendant was appealed to, and called upon to prove the assertions he had reeds. Ile was, hominy, unable to do so, end as he had positively refused to make say apology, or to offer any reparation to the plaintiff, be had no alternative but to institute the pretest proceedings. Mr. Forth, the clerk to the Board of Cluardisas, produced the letter which they received from the &fondest. In answer to a queen= put by Mr. James, the witness said that the defendant had bees vicar of Pekes for twenty years. He was formerly a member of the Board of Guardians, and ha lied always taken very great interest not only in the spiritual but the temporal welfare of his poorer parishioner*. Hr. Garrett Bead, the plaintiff, was neat examined. He stated that be had been five years employed as studied °Meer of this union, sod he described the astute of his duties. He admitted that he was aware that the child in gnostion and all the family were scrofulous ; bet he said he had no infertile& of making any me of tos vaccine matter from this child, sail be said that, in peist of feet, the operation never came to anything, and ou the eighth day after, which was the proper period for the formation of the pustules, there wm amain bat a slight redness. Upon finding the state of thing* at Pelham, he thought it prudent, be ssid, motto thedeste say of the thildren on the 18th of March, but at Waltham lbe did perform the operation epos as chi d, bat he insieled that he did so with perfeetty healthy matter. He said that he bed had sons altercation with the defendant apes several Calallians is amount of i his inter fering with his palest% mai es the kb of Marsh he told him Sot be weld set pop say Mllmelea to any messages he left at his waggery at Petiole. as he had occasioned his hay. lag tide a great =ay mike tmotommerily. Mr. lame orass-eammthed the *ha at esesiderable langtk mai it appeared fsem the thesteas given by► hien that the alioseation be rammed to some from the defend ant tomplethieg of his kadadog that the pamper pa- , dents shield p to his own esokreace, five mile, off, when they wooled be see his, sad remesocrsuel epos the hard ship of pate people, some of wheat had only half a crown a week. anialimmtlefi to go mush • distance. Hs admitted that I [ r. Hanel ea seam etemithe inquired for proper eases where wimp @Mho& might be mat by Unto the poor palthts. It also append thee, with Waist.* to the child Coacher, he had algold a smdbate to the effect that the vaccination was a weessidul ems, sad he endeavoured to aocouat for this by saying that it was a mistake, but, altgoigh he wee premed by the learned judge, as well as by the counsel, upon the plat, he did mot give say very clear explanation of the nature of the mistake, or how he came te represent that the vaccination was a successful one, when, according to his evidence, the operation hed not bees attended by any mutt. This clamed the cam for the plaintiff. Mr. James addressed the jury for the defeadaat Ina most able and eloquent speech. Hs said that it appeared to him that there had bees much more involved in this inquiry Ikea the mere private rights of the parties, aad that the public were also deeply interested in that inquiry. He smoldered it was the good fortune of this country that there amid be is every village a kind pastor who was ready to step is sad retest the poor, not only from many other evils to which dogteeth subjected, but also from the unkindness and want of attention of the pariah doctor, and he was pre pared to coetamd that no more had been done by the defend sat as the present ocossioa, sad that be was perfectly jail , Mei In all the promedings that he had takes in this ram , Mg, mod that he had dose no more than a Christian pastor , ought to have does. It had been said that all the plaintiff required was as apology ; if the defendant had felt that he bed done anytbieg wrong he would have readily &polo , mimed. bet as he felt that he had not, and that he ha d merely = d forward to protect the poor people of his neigh front the shameful treatment whirb, even so , Mew to the evident. of the plaintiff, they had been sub tested to, he could not apologise, tool he would leave it to the jury to decide between them. The learned home/ then pro ceded to comment upon the facts, and said It was ad mitted that the operation had first been performed upon the diseased child on the Bth of March, and on the 16th, eight days afterwards, which was the usual period for the forma tin of the vaccine matter, the plaintiff again same to the wilier, with the intention ofperforming the operation upon ethic Andrea. It was admitted that the whole asighbour- Weil was in an uproar, and the withal, of the children ware magegany alarmed and indigent, sad the plain tiff, ehesedhei to his own admission, did not consider it prothaq keen the state of feeling of the parish, to perform the sometime upon any of the children at Pelham, but it sound that he west into the neighbouring villa ge of Waltham, and did there perform the operation apes one child, elm as be asserted, healthy matter. /Zs would mot go so for mto mewl that this was not a true statement on the part of thepisiatiff, although **Joey might probably have their own opinion epos the matter. It was not na eetsery, however. on the port of the &loathe; to prove that the occurrence took pleas as repreesated. All that was required was to show that there was reasonable ground tee Idea to believe that it had taken place, and that whoa the defendant +Meths letter to the Poor-law Commissioners he did so bona fide. sad was not actuated by any malicious Intention. He submitted that: the evident* sbeadsatly made out that there had been greet misconduct fa the treat ment of the poor people, and that the defeadsat had °sly dose his duty In making each an important matter known In the only quarter whose by law redress could be obtained. At this stage of the Gass the trial, which oommeneed on Wednesday evening, was adjourned to this morning, when tt was resamed. _ _ Mr. llostanad,the registrar of the Cheatham di. let. predeisset the wirdisate referred to by the learned enamel, while repreeenesd that the vaseinattra of Gusher's dead was a esecessfal ass, .ad said that he received it la the et- Mealy emu's et buds's', he amid not whether fay lbws ohs Wad se plainti bat ff or not, and he ask ea emery is Ids beds is assordesse with it. Ti. Rev. IrliSi;7Zadmat. woe ant essatised. Heald that be kens the plaintiff u the medical case, of the dhlekt, but he declared that he had never entertained =reit ill-feeling towards his, sad h e was sly l, ass in this matter in conseqsses of the informs- Ca No wee gives to his by poor women who ware his peridasses. He said that on the 16th et Mash he was in the Silage of Pettus, when a wens eased Beam case ap te him sad asked his if she was misspelled to has her Slid segued Tres $ bed "abject, and he told her cer tainly ass. /he then told him that she had p ee t o M r . Boors with her child, to have it vassisted, and that Ms. CwMar sass is with her child sad said that Yr. Seed lied lid bee to Sim it in seder that vaccine setter sight be taken doses tz atad d she said this she had broaght Ist that acny cps lash this, sa at an like to has it vosieeted bins ends whist Teo Sher wens sada a skills elelnemat M htss. sM deerft etleeverds Ms. Pub s ems to his and SU Ma SS M. Bed had divested her to bring the child, that he take cassis natls bass it. Mrs. Coeds, subsegnee told Ms that the WNW bad takes matter from the and nadir than he fait it his duty to esklisinieste with the bead of and the Poor-lay thstinhelosen, in ads to passel the as perzeilbseenZ w eela risks. Casistmleadi—,Me hem the , atioe he resolved ben these doses, and ly was %get tit Ibistif disainsd beet rapplelmat. /1* THE EXPRESS. FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1855. irtatevw with tin plidmiff, sot did wlOO. Mwk for ay bowels I lean. The women = S r brriletemlent were also ea seined, and they animal Ide elateutent as to what eccarred, and the representations made by them to him upon the eabjeet. Mr. Locke haring seamed up the ease toe the defendant, Mr. Serjeaat Ibis mode a forcible reply on the whole case, contitading that the defendant was not justified in the mime he had taken, and that before be wrote a letter of snob a 'hamster, which stu calculated to utterly ruin sad destroy tM pisdnUfidse ought to bare taken some step to saaertala whether there was any foundation for making so 'Mow ea ettemation spinet him. The learned Jades having lontmed up, the jury after deli- berating a short time in the box, said they should like to be informed how the pleal. tiff was remunerated for his estrieee ? Ir. isstioe Wightmen said be did not see that this had anything to do with the case, bat he suppoeed there was no objection to the inquiry being answered. The plaintiff said he received 10e. per annum for every adult patient, and half-a•orown per annum fer attending upon the old and infirm. The jury then retired, and after being absent about a quarter of an hour, they gave a verdict for the plaintiff— Damages 601. WESTERN CIRCUIT.—WELLe, JULY 31. ClOl3l COVIIITe-WOlll 1113. .11J111101 WILLIMS. ATTIMPT TO 11011111/i. Charles Crieldle waa ludicted for attempting to murder his wife, Susannah Criddle, at Cheddar, in this county, on the 26th of June last. Mr. Leigh prosecuted ; the prisoner was undefended, but Mr. Hodges (at the request et the learned judge) watched the miss for the defence. It appeared that for some time put the prisoner and his wife had lived very unhappily, end on the day in ques tion they were living separate and apart from each o th er. The wife supported herself and two children as best she could by her own exertion. the prisoner not contributing anything towards their ma intenance. On the 26th of June, the prisoner's wife was at work in • field at Chedder with some other women gathering peas, and between 3 and 4 o'clock in the afternoon et that day, as they were sitting down to rest, the prisoner came into the field. He bad pre viously borrowed • gun, and had bean to a shop at Ax. bridge, where he purchased some powder, shot, and cape, and was particular) enxiona that the ceps should be good. Having pur e those articles, he went to the field where his wife was at work, and on coming to the spot when she was sitting with the other women, be told her with en oath that he intended to do for her, recommended her to say her prayers, and prepare to die; and for that purpose ha said be would give her Ave minutes. The wife got up end ran away, screaming out, when the rinser mewed the gun at her and snapped it, but it aid not go off. He presented it • second time, end snepped it egaic, but it did not then go off. He then said, If I can't do it one way, I will another," and pursued his wife and beat her with the butt end of the goo, so much as to break the stack in pieoes. Leaving his wife insensible on the ground, the prisoner came back, end with the barrel of the gun he beat Ann Wolfe, whom he met, and left her also insensible. The screams of the other women attracted the attention of a man who was working in • neighbouring field, end he came up, pursued the prisoner, and appre hended him. The stook and barrel of the gun were deli vered to the A:bridge constable, by whom the charge was extracted, and the shots were found to eorrespond with those purchased by the prisoner shortly before the attack wee made on his wife. Tliepriso•Wcrose- examined his wife and some of the witnesses, with a view to show that the women who were working with his wife had been aggravating him, but they positively denied having done so. The prisoner declined saying anything in his defence, and his lordship having summed up, the jury d a verdict of Guilty. His lordship, in parsing sentence, said that what the real history of this dark transaction was he did not know, but this he did know, that tr.' conduct of the prisoner was more like that of a brute than • man, much lass a Christian. It was impossible to consider the case as any other than one of the meet aggravated character, and the sentence of the court was that the prisoner be transported for the term of his natural life. J. Wasters, the 'wagger, was convicted of as attempt to Murder. Mr. Bedard, of Tolland, having :mired a quantity of wheat from his barn,esttwo of his men, named George Ward and William Connibur, to watch. Oa the night of the 7th of Kay, while so engaged, the prisoner's father wu caught In Kuban, and was being taken to Mr. Endures house, when Ws son attempted a fINCLI4. Connibur warned him off, and struck at him with the butt end of a gun ; but Western at tacked Centaur with a billhook, and inflicted several wounds about his head, from the effects of which, in the opinion of Dr. Edwards, he would suffer for the rest of his life. The prisoner was found Guilty and 'esteem of death re• corded 'gaunt him. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-NEWCASTLE, Am. 1. CASON AT 111011.111 SHIIILDS. David AWDovsell (22), chemist and druggist, described in the calendar as of superior education, was charged with unlawfully setting Sr* to a certain dwelling house, the propert of Wm. Linskill, En., at North Shields, on the 21.1 of July. Mr. Davison and Mr. Fowler prosecuted, and the prisoner was defended by the Hon. A. Liddell. The prisoner carried on business at a 'hop in Bell-street, North Shields, where • fire broke out about 2 o'clock on the morning named in the indictment. Just before the fire broke oat, two policemen, who were on duty near the pre- Ofi/00, heard a noise in the shop as of breaking glass, and by the fanlight observed a moving light in the shop, and the shadow of a male person moving with it. The pri soner, who did not then reside on the premises, wee seen to put his head out of • passage adjoining the premises, and then go back again and run away. The fire broke out directly afterwards. Evidence was giving showing that a cart load of goods bad left the premises on the Monday pre ceding the tire; that the shop was found to be empty of , stock, with crates and wicker baskets piled one upon cash other, seized up with loose straw; and that, when the policemen entered the premises, • keg of naptha, open at the top, was blazing furiously near the end of the counter. Prisoner, when arrested, stated that he had not been in his shop, or in Bell street, since be closed the premises between 11 and 12 o'clock the previous evening. The jury, after an absence of two hours, found the pri sonar Ow' y on the second count, which charged him with having set fire to the premise. with intent to defraud the Norwich Laminae Company; and his lordship sentenced his. to fifteen years' transportation. NORTH WALES CIRCUIT.—RIrraug, JULY 31. CHILD 111111D111,. Margaret Davies was charged with the wilful murder of her illegitimate child by drowning it in a canal at Llan gollen, on the 10th of March last. It appeared from the evidence that the prisoner had, about six weeks previously, been confined in Corwen work. house, which place she left under the plea of going into service, stating that she should leave her infant at the house cf her half brother, whose wife had promised to take charge of it. Prisoner, on arriving at her brother's house, was questioned as to where her child was, when she stated that it had died in the workhouse some weeks previously, and had been buried by the authorities there. She also gave • detailed account of its funeral. Several witness, deposed to seeing prisoner on her way from the workhouse with the child alive and well, to the prisoner being seen lurking near the canal, and to the body of the child being ultimately taken therefrom. The judge carefully summed up; and the jury, after half an boar's absence, retuned with a verdict of Guilty, with a strong recommendation to mercy. His lordship, having most feelingly addressed the accused, passed seatisse of death upon her in the usual form. The prisoner alone, a good-looking young woman, re ceived it with apathetic indifference. The recommendation to mercy, the prisoner havieg evinced much sorrow for the child, will be forwarded to the proper quarter. We are apprised of the arrival in London of Colonel Bi'vino Olivieri, who, in the last war of Monte Video against General Utquiss, oonmunded the Italian Legion named " Valente " (Valarous). We pub lished a letter of his on the state of the republic in t h e Ds* News of the Bth November, 1863. Colossi Olineri, while travelling in Italy, was arrested and esidesesed to eighteen years at the galleys by the Inquisitind Tdbinti et the Sacra Console at Rome, on the pretext of pendia gams& He ham lately been released at the instance of its risen purnment. The colonel distinguished hissed[ War, measly in the service of the Argentine Republik but previesdy in the Italian War of Independence. THE ZOOLOGICAL &MIT LONDON.—At the iiisthly general meeting, held yesterday, at the society's week in Hanover-square, the Right Hon. BM George Qs*, Bart., in the &sir, the Bart Vane, Lord Reveng ing*, BM M. W. Ridley, Bart., bln. Richardson, Miss peep, and Main. B. C. Taylor, F. S. Gosling, W. H. mann, J. Gray, F. Carry, J. Reeve, C. Blisset, W. Wil liams, J. Browning, and Major Hepburn, were awn Fellows, and M. Le Preetre as • corresponding .ember ot the society and Mies G. A. Richardson and Kam J. Dunes and Louis Huth were proposed as sem tans for the fellowship. The report of the council con- Misfile In of venous births in the muainrie. Among the nano, bv prebase are the first pair of the 1 1 1 115.100•9 of Northers(aiseerweee woissolossee) which have ever been beewebt to Berope. Tun Caws At Woacurnannus—Th, appearana o f th e e ms he ihip part of the ennery Is melt ii to excite polo et a deadest harvest. The thousan ds= w " M h es ui ste ll ed deny; the nisht of Monday week laid the palas•My, and the heavy rains which have fallen every day slam have uuderod its usages still more de. passable. Keep el the wheat fields leek as Ifs hard of wild settle bed pm* onino Om, ond tromplod down navy gnaw.— Woresse Obroodsk. Tin LATE KAlLltuctuAis—The greatest etz dose by the late shock of earthquake wu at Valais) in Bwitasrland, whne an hotel wu thrown down the paean wbo wore hi it osoapsd with didindey. MARKETS SUGAR. —The apposhessios, groundleee as we believe, this*, tnimelice of the Exchequer intended to propeee the raising of doe ewe= alai ten per coat. hue again given rime to vere large papooses," dodos es smear still lylog la the worehosow, which has mos wee lidestsiod confusion Into the statistic' of the trade. In the PM Mi soots, the esoionspuon. 'mocha, wised. is tae UasMl Zigisse, wes sowdlog 10 the Board of 2111111 lekke. I WAS Was speak l ess irf the Mt half of l hod et urbane 22.10 age aping lessa drug agares. he Irdaae same mew set dulloomol; mil sib r • weld eiWsi of local rewaset • owe nest dally we arrive at the ousekales that the wad delimits el tae west twerlowe wilds he home eon. oftwales basolostpais his base set eseeided thaw of last leer ; Wigs lanerdienws bon Ws a geed ow and the labour. Uleyu iwi/ geed yam es say Wily look for a ready, lf was boweoW demand throughout the year. Tanana to the geosolon seeply, the peahen of mar appears se Si. esedisidy aeon see; the stock In the principal Europese estregoota as WWI aflame Wu orily MAI two 14•140 last year; aid the sessi reliable savants of the el lbe danced cieuttries lead to the oaseinsios that the aeYsaq la the siQgata will not be Ws than 90,000 le luo,ooo sodwded kW— : Louisiana 30,0 Frieda eelealw UAW% WSW West Indies 33,315 01a4 from widelt we snot lege a geisha is. ass* he of 10,01 tem Isortei st ili s talal Wising Is sigh The RISC& tees par ben been et heat the (hes. Ws Tina% sad Weswithes; sal by the assuages treat the West helm We Airdisse gin bap= M s sir w seyyly if their miler—la esslaisis they bed esagestei hr lOtoog WE.. whisk woe la seams et sidasenat. Ogler there realise sirens. swam. the ashy weaready Walesa ream•father alias ' in Meee h e IsOlisise la wstwwptfea, wising taw a bed beresst, es& ewe ibis lest eriatiegisay. it wage isalahas asses the dowendo of ordinary essuraws, at the sem Was, from he on. bawd value of psis, lead to as lwesslng me of wow ler haulm and dlstillizat.—(from Mears. imam sad Rows's Cinalar of begun.) COTTON.—Lxviareten, drover 2.—(By Magnetle Telegreph.)— Estimated sales to-day 6,000 bale' —ine.uoiag 1,000 on speculation and for export. imported this day kelt balm ; ditto previously this week. 93 .02 hales. Salta : 4,1100 Maranhame, at sin. to 74d. ; also 500 for speculation and export ; 40 Personas, at 7d. to 70. ; 20 Bahia, at 03 , d. ; 900 Egyptian, at Sid. to 7d. ; 1.000 Surat, at na. to 41d.; also 500 on specalation and for export. The demand is limited. the taste continues to buy only to meet their present wants. Prices without change. COTTON GOODS. Pdsmosursa, Arorsr 2.—llitre has been rather mere *dry for India sloths to-day in ootteeposewe of the news Irons Caleuua that large guandties of our fabrics bad been moved. mid iron a hope that. large the great slut which has so long depressed the ladle marliets.there is a of a better trade to that quarter. The news kora the eontineat end from the United States of geed baronet Is deo producing a favourable effect. and together with the limitation of produatiow, are inducing people to look for Mather sad more profitable prices at no distant day: both There hes bue kr Fernna lamer and in al deemed, but prices are rather steadier THE WOOL MAREET.—(Fran the Circular of W. °rearm and Co., dated Liverpool, Maud I).—We have had an active demand for meet deseriptkas of wool duns, the past month, tend although the imports have been conelderable, amounting 16,09 bales foreign and colookl, • great portion having been sold ex ship and" to arrive " the market still ea:Manes barely sup plied with wool. The late arrivals of Australian are stain chiefly oa London amount and part of than are ordered on for the public sales there. From Peru a large proportion of the imports cana s t a o f Alpaca, the greater part was sold "to arrive" and the remainder taken op at fall prices leaving the market quite bare of this ankle In deeps' wool considemble bordnas has oho been done and stooks are now very ihnlied. The arrivals during the month from the Mediterranean are safety Mohair, a large portion of which has been sold from the quay at full rates; sales have also bees made of FgypUan and Smyrna sheens' wools as landed and our quota. lions for these sorts are fully supported. The imports of East ladle are held for the next public sales, which wig probably take place towards the middle of the month ; these wools continue in mod request, and the Late advance Is well maintained. Of Mint* and gpaish frontier we have no stocks, a kw sales of Oporto have been made at the extreme quotations. Donsked gene haa been sore inquired for, and some asks were made in the earner part of the month at the then current rates, but present reeks are now held for our improved quotations. s.eff wool*, English and Irish. there has been • steed d emand, and the opening prices of the clip Andy 'maintained. At the geoids fairs w hich have bees held during Use past month. th e expeetatioes of the farmer, being above what th e trade are prepared to pay, but little badness comparatively hos yet been Mae, Cheviot raft/ about 4s. to Is., sod' laid wools shout 2a. per stone of 241b5., above the opening rates of last year. The public ides in Leaden ere promising steadily, and the advisees establiebed at the commentement I. still supported. They terminate on the 10th instant, and the remit cannot f e ll t o b e very satisfsetory to importers. Bamirono, Amon f ; There is no material change in wool ; former prices are maintalred, and fresh arrivals afford an improved choke for manufacturers. The yarn trade presents no new feature, this branch beteg rather unsatisfactory, from the high price of raw material. In edema. rather more doing for home trade. THE CORN TRADE.—Btantscmn, Arum R.—During the early part d hot math the weather was very favourable for the growls' mem yet ere pleas &hand previous to the 19th ultimo about per get*. aim dm me hov e had an Isoremed supply from ewe Yrmarq brew heporle n. The heavy ram anger le Mee hem Wiry emorel the Mot Weight. lad have dens meridermile Weer te the wheat mad barley mem as the late wheats wore blooms. ang the Why, as well mat coed terward wheat, ma mash laid, mel le castelmmure se dot even under the meat favourable eireemmeemem toes the Isomeat. date io probably troMang emelibeht WE our have mamady given wai r .llome Mir* mast MeV be ant in oar early diaries next wee but we do not tat rem/a ma be gavel bolero Sep tember. The Wears* repine es team mulls of the keenest in the south of Europe sad the Dated Ihstee—the arched% whisk MB now occurp*y skean daily from the IhmehlMe. ihrt MO , added le est ether l* leerese ot au, will, we endelesie._ I prime fame furtherfurther Marmite& yawl's' es ha w es prima sempelittee hem Frames; bat our mast resift et the sap to thee meetry ere net go favourable as they ham !dames hem. inlets saw permits the export of corn from Bemaralia. the es ti pert at her demiehme est blockaded; sad the high rump of prism added the aortae= of work, caused by the war, boa eheadly dinth risked the consumption of the bear Made of kod. The potato crop, with few 03 le e• to, promising. Our gusset prices of wheat are, red, 9e. ed. to fla. led.; white, 9a. 10d. to 10a M.; Spanish, Ma. le Ma. M.; Baltic red. 10a to 10s. ed.; Moose. In M. to 10a., per MM. at Birmingham. Stock at Gloucester, 19,900 quarters. Barley has hem steady in price for some weeks; the mammoths appears to be small for the season of the year. The hulk of straw on the ground le very large, sad the breadth of land under this grain greater than for some years, but the quantity mum he reduced by the weather, and the q Ity much de- 1 teriorated. Wee are making of English and Danish, at Us. to sss. ; Irish, 31a. to ate ; Turkish, Ma to Be., all per 3911 be. at Bin Stack at Glooesatec, 0,700 quarters. No change In the value of oats has taken place during the moth, and our stipples have about kept gee with the demand. The crop la promising. Our present prices ere, Dutch, Ills. to 325.; Elecheb, 30s. to 31e.; Irish white, 265. to Soo.; grey, 275. to 29x; black, 29a 6d. to 275. 6d., per 11210 a. at Gloucester. Stock at Gloucester, 13,400 quarters. Beans have given way a trifle in price. The crop is very favourably reported of, and sale limited. English Ando buyers slowly. at 178.6 d. to Ina. 6d.; French, kl. to 178. Id. ; Egyptian, 16e. to 16a 6d., all per 196th.. at Birmingham. Stock at Gloucester, 6,900 quarter,. Pose begin to be more inquired for, and sell at 17s. to Ise. per 19 lbs. at Birmieg. ham. —The crop, with floe weather, will be good.—(Prom Molars. Sturm'. Moosikly Candor,. Murree, Auo. 2.—We had a fair time ot yew supply of wheat, for which the farmers asked the hall prices of last week, and In come instances obtained them, bur, generally, in order to effect sales, a decline of Is. a qr. had to be submitted to, and In some instances more—s good deal remaining unsold. Barley quite nominal. No alteration In at,, beam, aM peas. Wheat, best red, 91a to 545. ; middling, 70s. ,to Ms.; laleviorA 311 s. toßerley, 34a. to 3th. Owe, 224. to Ms. Baum, 445. to 32a. Peas, 43e. to Os. Flour. Ana, per sack, 60s. to 035.; seconds, 375, to GO& ACIOVIT 2.—There was only a moderate attendance at our market this aiming, and a very lifeless feeling prevailed. Wheat met a slow side at a decline of 2d. per 701bs. Flour was ineffectually offered at a reduction of Is. per sock. Oats, barley, and beans were the turn cheaper. °atm& was taken mare freely at 6d. per 2401 b s. under the rates of this day seonnight. NIWAILK. Aro. I.—Bat little !miner dew again at oar market to.day, and only a small quantity of grata showing. Wheat declined in rim le. per qr. on last week. Barley maintained its price, with a steady sale. Oats and beam dull, without any alteration hom last week. 'n• resent avenges: —White wheat from 804. to 825.; red, Me. to 19a; barley, malting, 39a. to 40s. ; oats, 31a. to s3e.; beam, 41a. to Oa. per qr. NIWOUST. Auo. 2.—We have this day a large supply of wheat, the demand for which wee extremely slow. Determined sellers were compered to submit to a reduction of from 2s. to 3s. per qr., but the greater proportion remains unsold. No alteration in spring corn. We have had a week of unfavourable weather. Clawson, Aro. 2.—With a small pitch of corn at to.dars market the trade Is dull, and rather lower in value. Wheat, 746. to 925. ; barley, 345. to 345.; oats, 211 s. is 34‘.; beau, 46e. to Ws.; peu, 425. to 4bs. per gr. - - Rootstown. Aro. I.—We had in the market today 986 qrs. wheat, 388 qrs. barley. 201 qrr. oats, and 124 qrs. beans. There were sold—Wheat, 827 ; barley, $47 ; oats, 480; and beans, 71 qrs. For the seaman there was a good supply of pain In the market. Sales were ready for all sorts. Wheat firmly maintained last week's prices, with a slight advance on some panels. Barley receded a little. Oats as lost week, while buns wean better. As compared with last week, wheat op Is. on top, and id. up on the avenge. Barley same as last on the dop, and ad. down on average. Oata up Is. Ild. on top, and Id. dawn ma the average. Buns same as bat on the top, and N. upon the average. Wbeak 665. to 84a. Barley. to 40e. Osta, 30s. to Bd. Buns, 445. to 31s. Weight of top wheat, 64C lbs. ; barley, 674 lbs.; oats, 46 lbe.; and beano, 671 lbs. per bushel. Wavaaroan, Are. I.—Our imports since Saturday last are very limited, being congaed to ten cargoes of wheat and maize from abroad, and a small supply of the latter article from Liverpool. There lute been no change of any cotangents to note in our market, prices of all article* being fully ruotaiaed; but buyers do not purchase more than they uire for immediate use. • good deal of rain has fallen about hers during the last day or two, and the grain mime are re ported to be mock laid in many lowilities. CATTLE.—Nawaits, Ara. I.—At market to-day we had only a mall show of stook, in coneentietice of the fair being held to-morrow. Prime were about the dune as last week. There were 51 sheep, 14 beads, sod 140 pigs pinned to the market. Enth Boson, auger of made this morning wee lees, the number 1.64. beteg MI Yes than last week. Bales were slowly effected, and but week's rims barely maintained. Extreme price, leo ; current, 9.. to es. ed. for hut sorts ; middling and in ferior from Sa. to Ss. AL per Dutch stone. At ins close a aka:snot, wan not effected. There were in the market—sheep, GAO ; fat cattle, *62; ken cattle, ; milk cows, 76; and pigs, 184. TM supply of sheep and lamb was also,kwer there being 6,550, or ill lees than lest week. Demand being geed, sake were more easily effected, and last week's priors supported. Beet bluefacied mutton, 7yd. per lb.; current t u :ipprice, 7d. • current, eyd.• middling and inferior, from m yo. to go, les. to ' 36e. for top ; ofirtent, from les. to 22a.; sthondary. trom es. to He. a heed. At the elate a cool clear. wee effected. TRAFFIC RETURNS. RUN Pas- M. Total, Total RLIIMATIL open. Nam& than**. 1856. 1864. Welk Rabic July 15. A A A . . 44 1 461 914 859 wad ... — 4,486 2,157 6,623 IA" A O:r im gami eseas ...... Ali 12 .. Via ernes ittli 28. timbre aid lam . * 139 1,219 1.358 091 Watufard sod 11111rway 3l 273 86 330 197 Tart, lawawd• & Berwick— Task $ Jar* Midland—sad Ueda Northam Rail July ways Illaskaiglag Itr vi tatuabire ..... .. 20 . 93 3,043 3,053 6. 0 61 5.877 8 Omit* ......... Rona, British . . . 1* 3,106 2,700 6.813 6.604 Kssisis CosaU cs , iioifiii. iia Nadirs Union ... ....... Chia, Jamaica ....... Shropatra ig ralan. ' Ihrewsbuy sad Blitaii BB4 640 1,626 965 Iltsowabiz w. a tal anew — 1.142 1,326 2447 01101 • 6,649 4114 SHIPPING INTSLLIGENCB., LIVIRPOOL Slurs AT Fonuow Poile..—a (84 days), and Magna Ch arts ( h 9 days), at Bembi R a 4. nagore. and Rajah, at Calcutta ; Patn a , and &floe y; * , Hong Hong ; Carib, at Sha ng h a i ; Taw , (re) and procity, at Menlo' ; Hebdor, , at Marseilles; Lt Gat i ne — " . .. Nantes; Antiqu ar y, a t Swinewunde; Teneriffe c g ; tractor (s.), and British Queen (as.), at Constaatieopy. BAILS° YOR. LiV3RTOOL.—Coreamade4 Jay L.egton, and Robert Putstord, 8, (rum Calcutta; J Ita7g: ton, June 9, J. M'Henry, 11, J ea n ne, and lAtus, 12, Dime BrShan ghown, ai, May 18 18, and Tartar, 26, Irina Calcutta; Cuarak.fri; ARRIVED. Anthers -at Liverpool, August 2, fr0e5....„.„,, , Arias-at Gravesend. August I, from ............. """* .j a n,„ _l444l Astasta-at Gravesend, August 2, from ............ ........"" ---. N . _ LOCI 111 • Lass -at Qyde, July 31, from ,I Q AIIRINA-Gt Bristol, August 1, from .. ...... .................. .... Barnum-at Falmouth, August 1, rem ...................... I Boassa-at Deal, August 2, from. .. . . ...... .... " "li t Burma Isuas-at Gramsead, August i, from .„: .... --'" BARTIIORIP-at Gravesend, August 1, from ... .......... .lis G..... BAIRN OST-at Graysmosd, Augu s t 2, 1r0n5.,,„,,,. A Clown-at Liverpool, August 2, Irons -' l9..___ Csaysouwa-at Liverpool, August 2, from :11 " * ".. .. 1 11,... Mat JOriall-It Liverpool, August 2, from n'7" CONCORDIA-at Gravesend, August I, fr0m....,.... „ ........ 91 Casteurs-at Lyra, August I, from . - ...... . ........... Caress-at Queenstown, July 31, from ...... ...... ii; j i. .lll CAROI.IIII Miout.gron-at Deal, August 2, frop . a.. Dmasoasse-at Falmouth, August I, fr0gn.....,„„14 - Cd i Duos- at Gravesend, August 2. from _. ...... . Emu, Aucurssiso-at Gravesend, August 2, item ....... &emirates-at Gravesend, August 2, from EALING 011071-at Gravesend, August I, nem .. EBIDINZIR-at Gravesend, August I, hoot .......... . ................. Euss-at Liverpool. August 2, from ........................ Us Emus Po: - at Plymouth, August 1, from- ... ..... ELls4-at ()smock, August 2, from_ „,,,„ ......... .. Eames-at Liverpool, August 2, from ............................ Iqt Farina -off Liverpool, August 2 Fstoos-at Liverpool, August 2 _ „toi, August 1. from -Rio Gun% I Gal, August I, from ................ August 2, from ... ................. lation. „- _.....-at Gravesend, August 2, rrom , Ilarbm -.AJLANDIA-St Falmouth, Augur 1, from •„Moon Viiii Hats-at Bristol, August 1, from .................... ,.. (hem I IssaILLI-at GreellaCk, August 1, from .................... Vein,* Joss Iluser -at Deal, August 2, from..., Mt Damlope Joss LAIRD-at Gravesend, August 2, maul . 1 Loo o' Cartza-al Gravesend, August 2, from„ ................ adli lmvv raPD-at Plymouth, August 1, from .. R, Gnais MMUS LERMAN-at Liverpool, Augurs 2, from lIIMIGAIirr ANN-at Liverpool, August 2, from pai li tta lasts -at Liverpool, August 2, nom ...... , ..... ... . - Kamm Atszasusa -at Cardiff, July 91, from .............. Teds Brun-off Queenstown, July 31, trunk ........... ... ........... ... C,,11a NICTAVI-at Liverpool. August 2 Ormanum -at Liverpool, August 2, from ....... . ........... None Germs (a,)-at Liverpool, August 2, from. ...... . ........... ...Bane Oman-at Gravesend, August 2, from. ....................... _BMW Paz--at Gravesend, August 1, from .................. . ..... . a nnuli FILLY-at Shields, August I, from Oonsiganropis Palmas - Ilt Bristol, August I, from .. .. ...... .._ ...... . ... LAM Pea AND LAllalta-at Liverpool, August 2, from. ylussis. s ues -Ilt Liverpool, August 2, OM_ _. ....... Caisistsgi QM.. ierstaa -at Liverpool, August 2, fr0m............A15m0dng itavonsaa-at Liverpool, August 2, from ................... „ ...... Bona Baxeca-st Liverpool, August 2, from Mantles Stomas -at Llvespool, August 2, from.asatoads Loma Can -at Falmouth, August I, from ..................... kaarsa-off Portland, August I. from BONlbig flansa-off Queenstown, July 31, from ... . "Lb* Om I. L. Gounam-at Swansea, August I, fr0u........,,,..0* flonna-at Gravesend, August I, from .... .......,..j h ad &a GROW/ PAORT-at Gravesend, August I from Bees-at Gravesend, August 2, from Ilmouno-iit Liverpool, August 2, from ... ...... „......- Limning ha FasraLu-at Liverpool, August 2, from Genes Wasaan Nwou-at Gravesend, August 2, from Boutk Ism Warr Fatausso-st Gravesend, August 2, from ..... Gard. Ways-at Deal, August 2, from llsorldm Eaa/Zacti-at Plymouth, August 1, frog Rio Bnafill Raman -olf Liverpool, August 2 BAILED. AI:MICR-I'MB Liverpool, Amust 2, to Mucks* Arrronserra—from sunderlsod, July 31, to 0 2 0121 &tutors—from Plymouth, August 1, to (lies Collins's —from Portsmouth, August 1, to Cape at Gooileys Casa—from Gravesend, August 2. t, Grim COLVIMINS—from GraTiee.ll4, August 1, to. 11 , 311116 ft CINTIA. (WO —trona Liverpool, August 2, to DEVONIAN—MaII Baoderland, Jule 31, to DUNCAN —tram iwoesos, August 1, to J lm4 Examaarts—hum ardiff, July 31 to co lILIZAISZT II Bronsaw-Itat Cardiff, July 31, to .Bun Pismins Eatim—Qua Illarmk Aft 31, to lorooloo E. C. ficaonnt—boia Muirel, August 2, to MN Yidi -3„ to &Wan 15;77.W—ireit litiliii, July al, — to Doman Ass—lrcet Liverpool, Augurt 2, to Usasroursaiss—Qom Llvarysol, August 2, to Bor.— liasoras—trems Grareuemd, August 2, to Ann laws—frost Cardiff, July 31, to Yalta rumax—tram Cardiff, July 31, to Bander Jsmurrra —Ram Portsmouth. August 1, to Lads 1.4.1411—tr0a Cowes, August I J to halm* Latium& —from Sunderland. ] J 31, to Claus IMPSIC—from Gravesend, August 2, to Mao MAsia—fromCowes, August I, to Antsrp Bllll.o—from Cardiff, July 31, to Oporto MONANCE —from Portsmouth, August 1, to. Calcutta ONWAktl—from Plymouth, August I, to Mats 04/D ALI/LAS—tram Deal, August 2, to --- • trom Crtiff, July s' i 21; . to Pans—from Shields, August), to Coostandart.... Rsvasseotura—from Gravesend, August t to .Antweip Itaotnarasca—from Cardiff, July SI, w Was Roast. Gana —from Gramm& August 1, to ... ..... Melba= ROYAL Araur—from Orman& August 2, to P. rtPliilltp Br. Viscose—from Bwaness, July 31, to Cops of Go:d ph t as Bsi—from Gravesend, August 2, to Port SIDNIT Guru.—from Gravesend, August 2, to—Portland by 1 SUIMITIT—from Emir uth, July 31, to Quilt Tsarina—from Gravesend, August 2, to.. Taisi—from Swansea, July3l, to Castantirep VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Adelaide Hell, for Calcutta, June 15, let. 10 N., ion. 29 W. Contest, for New York. June 29, lat.: 9.3 S., lan. 44.11 E. Kent, from Plymouth for Port Phillip, June 6,lst. 1 N., 100. 21 W. Thomas Arbuthnot (English ebip), Martin, from Plymouth, 19 &Ts out, for Port Adelaide, all well, June 26, lat. 0.30 N., lon. 15.30 DEATH OF THE EARL OF SEFTON.—LIVERPOOI, Aura. 2.—The intelligence of the death of the Right Hon. the Earl of Sefton reached Liverpool this forenoon, and has cast quite a gloom over the town, the noble earl being bold in the highest estimation by all classes. The flags tinted half mast high over the public institutions and over several of the ships in the docks and in the river. The late BIM is succeeded in his title and estates by his eldest son, Lord Molyneuz. The deceased nobleman was Lord Lieutenant of Lancashire, which office is now vacant. ALLEGED SUICIDE FROM CRUEL TREATMENT:. Yesterday Mr. Baker opened an investigation at the 1106. ford Arms, Old Ford-road, Bethnal-green, respecting the death of Victoria Hawn. aged 14 years, who was loud dead in the ornamental water of Victoria-park, and who, it was alleged, had committed suicide from the ill•treatment which she had long received at the bands of her !minuets, a Mrs. Clewett, of No. 14, Wellington street, Bethnal-grees. Mrs. Clewett was brought into the room daring the proceed ings, and the assistance of several constables had been found necessary on account of a mob of about 300 persons who surrounded the house, and followed her to the inquest room. John Cartes, a rope maker, who worked in a shed at the back of Mr. Clewett'a house, said he had teen deceased ill-treated daily by the mistress, who beat her with a rope, and seised her by the hair of the head, when she knocked the deceased violently against the wainecoating. It bad seen the mistress turn the deceased out in the back yard almost naked. The girl was crying loudly and called for help. The neighbours interfered with the mistress, who ris turned into the house. The persons who had heard the deceased crying, said the mistress was not lit to have the are of an orphan child. They added they would not even trust her with a cat.—Mrs. Clewett here declared that deceased was a sullen and ill-tempered girl, and would not work. The inquest was ultimately adjourned till Monday next. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIB,*HA. DEARE.—JuIy 31, at Appleton, the wife of Commander T. 0. Draft 1i.1e., of a eon. HARDING.—JuIy 29. at Weymouth, the wife of I. 0. Harding, bin of a eon. HOOK.—August 1, at Dartmouth.park, Highgate, the wife of A. C. Hoak, Esq., of • eon. LiscuLLEB.—lnly 31, at Harley, Cheshire, the Hon. Moo. A. LAP cellos, of a son. LEGOAIT.—JuIy 29, at at. George's-square, Pimlico, the wife O. Leggett, Esq., 38th Reit. M.N.1., of a daughter. LEIGH.—JuIy :0, at Stoneleigh Abbey, Lady Leigh, of a eon. SAUNDERB.—JuIy 25, at Harewood-aquare, the wife of J. F. Sam. dere. Esq., of awe. BPROULE.—JuIy 29, at Wide Rev. J. W. Sproule, of a mai. WALKER. -JOl7 31, at ' Km., of a daughter. Bath, the wire of the the wife o 3. E. WaAeh FITZROY —lll.llGRA9ll.—Augu;l7;tiFßlichsel's, Chester-square. by the Res. A. Clive, P. C. Pitsroy, son of the late Lord H. Dis , roy, to Harriet Lou., daughter of the late C. Musgrave, Esq. JACKSON—MACKELLAR.—JuIy 25, at the British Embassy. by the Rev. Dr. Hale, John FeiWe, son of O. J. JUILOOII, d Woodford, Ere:, to Isabella Julia Matilda, daughter of the late I. Maekellar, Esq., Admiral of the Blue. LESLIE—PECK.—JuIy 31. at the church in Gordon.aquare, J. Lai' Ile, Esq., ion of the late lard Bishop of !Dimon., to Eliza Rani daughter of the late Rev. J. Peak, of Taritonstreet, Gerdoe-mtiare. RIXON—WILLIAMS.—Augnat I, at St. Pancrae Church, by the Bee. 8. F. Williams, M.A., A. H. Bison. Fag., of Pennabury. told* daughter of the late T. Williams, Esq., of Clapham. WILEIAMSON—KEY.—Arognat 1 , at St. Pancras Church, by the Rev. Edmund Wood, Alexander W. William" F.R.8., Profesax of Chemistry at University College, Loadon, to Emma Catharines third daughter of Professor T. Hewitt Key. DEATH& CATTERTON.—JuIy 29, at Plousge•taraos, Stratford, _Dom r. Catterton, Em., aged H. HOWLER.. July w, at Mkidleton.place, Men Newington. P.M' . tar, Eat, aged 85. EVAZ4ll.—Auguat I, at Liverpool, William Arthur, second wrist( eon of Mr. Jeremiah Rem. of Clogarim.rise, Surer. , Dd." Londenirigie, to the Plat year of his age. FOUNBREAU.—JuIy 30, at pawl* W. C. Founereau, EMI! Christ Chureb.park, In that town, a Janice of the Naas, ".• Deputy Lieutenant toe gid aged 50. I GAIBPORD.—JuIy SI, at goa ispiaiaftwet, Bath, Elisabeth, ' ff ---e a W. Gaiaford, H.q., of WNW. 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