The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-26 00:00:00

4 .... .. . r 7 I?Djk,Y Blirl •- • . TH.t34 SI tRT E;s .SA TU. • SPORTING INI'ELLIGENOIL MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. THE PATAL'ACCIDENT AT THB PLYMOCTX • REGATTA. The --,—•--. 1 ~., paw:arra biZETlNO.—FlitleieV. (Before Mr. Cox, Deputy.Aasistent-Judge.) __..—_ Ptiatc Weer Oranietri and sunk Chatfield, hualesed and 'Wife. On nuriday afternoou au inquest was lidld at ~„ 11"..,1""trmP".1111.°41"" 60 "'a" fir all es" ladist.l lee 11°904 a sill•resrli b•• 24 In 21111 Ms" Devooport, by Kr. Allan B. Bose, ors the body of Mr. J. F,. T aii,, 1 " .6, street. la the patina of St. George, Haeower-equare. if V.! r&iatrie Adow Me, by Aleppo, thiss by Beton. 6 yrs. Cleeetham, aged 35 yeses. • conandesioned officer In the 11" ret Mb ier. A We, ley 's Antolnst4*. 4 Pe, 7111 Illb (1110 9lb eni entice, instructed by Mr. Randall ; Mr. Mitten and Mr. Military.Steme Staff, deb* duty the Dumper* Gus' I Y on the preemies day. (Cameos) 1 Bosley, Instructed by Mr. Smythe, were for the defence. wharf, Om was drowned in the Ur. Z. R. Newcosibe's Bolen., 3 yrs, fat (Murray) a The awe has excited • good deal of pitman in cones- The body bad bees brought from a Promise war vessel in Bettie': 3ti 2 on Antonette, cud 3 er, 1 again llow XL queue of the ate which the female defeudent wan ap- the Sound, where the doomed died. • ,The following eel Woo *wily by two of ; a bad third. Inate es ' embeisde 1, while aeselle-work, and Ulna through the duce was adduced. THE DIVOSPOST AND Bronimouss Peen of 25 goys, streets re open day to the polio* office like is theithout Themes seems outrun" mid ho wee a &eat sided to a sweepstakes of 5 eon. can ; 2•yr olds, 7st 71b ; any previoue intimation that a che before magir the Meal of rchant in London, and sum stop' three, 9al 71b :four, 104 lilb ; five and upwards, lOst 121 b, testes bad lieu preferred agalost elicited her husbarid in at the hues of Mr. Whippet, in Plymouth. On ' Mlle and goldiap all 31h ; 'ethos allowances, As. their abuses. This treatment has a somber of sudsy morning. in ocenpaoy with Mr. Edward One mile. lettere, which have 'peened in the public preen, for the ham, Mr. Wiippel, Kr. Ghee, and the we sr. CannonaLady Orertown, by 841.10 mo—the Ftzhinz. treatment Mee Chatfield te calved, and aho for the eery Bert, he started is a boat, the Boyd Mei' e yes. me 4th (100 L) ,Canine) 1 keg elms that the charge bee been hinging over bet hee4 the Noe. The boat measured about one tor Mr. J. Heim Roarer, 3 yrs, gat 71b (0)44.)....(9. Adams) 2 and deo of bee husband, it having been Pottlioned from cruised about inside the breakwater, end suleisqr Mr. A. Cowley's t by Ambrose—Bavaria, 2 yrs, lst 410 tow to time sines June lye side. They then returned and landed Mr. !delver . flax) (C. timaLL The faces of the case were fair, end esorodittel7 tinlP.Os and were joined by Mr. Frederick Prelim's at Batting :7to 4 as Boozer. won by a heed i a bed • sod although the teed lasted tie whole of the day, the They cruised about as before, end emcee/lei lThe wiener wee not mkt. i Ti. oentewgze. Pram (Haudieep) of 80 seta., added to evideneelgiven by the several enemies may be very brieity breakwater,as tar BS the boat mark which had shied. a appeared that these parties lived at No, 27, by the yachts competing at the regatta, and • •alre•Pstslims°l 2 °ass. sad, 2ft ts the head; for •11 1/214; arassea.atreet, Pimlico, the man being employed tie • go inside the breakwater again. In ans. wieners extra. Vine-quarters of • nine. (12 subs) joureeyman builder, and the woman as a dressmaker. Oa born the coroner the wittier stated the Captain Klag's Itam of the Sea. by Germ& dJ very Manuel, t Yrs. int 71b Prince D. Soltykod's Nip, 3 yr., tlist Sib (Hurray) 1 bad female Weenie and that they west out at night and better amount of the accident could be l, BettLeg :4to 1 on Oem of the Sea. Won cleverly by returned at rather advanced hours in the mornieg, bringing hem, who sowediogly wee thew caged.MN • length. men with them. This statement was by no means made Mr. Frederick Pridham maid he war ' En litumerrla Vasa (leediosp), value 100 Ouse, clear, and only two of the inhabitants of the strut where ear in thellilitery Store Staff, holdir t added toe uweepetakee of 15 sus. each, 7 fa, and 3 only if they lived were celled to speak to these truer:Moos, and deceased. Mr. Pridham oceroboire declared : winners extra. About 3 miles. (13 gabs., S their evidence woe not at all conclusive that if such was of the Wt witemee statement, at declared.) the eue, It was done with the knowledge or consent they win rettieeme from star 3 Mr. Y. Broilers' Pearl Diver, by Marsyas—Yearl, 5 yrs. of Mr. end Mrs. Chatfield. 'The strengeet part of „eta they were running on , 114 911 (LW. alb er.) (Oanucio) 1 the cue against there was found in the evidence of and gaff-topsail, the mina, V Pri2" D. s"lt/1".1 Nip. 2Mt 242 71b l4' Mann) 2 a girl named Beveridge, who was then in their see vies fuwpkius a lava-awl-lialt, Eyre Mt 71b (W. bows, 3 Issl side. harts' been brailed up. Laity Overtown also ran. she stated that she saw a gentleman come out of Xviirriltan: the S.W. roughly, end they . t Betting :2to 1 co Pearl Diver. Wen after a gocd race toes bedroom is • wining, that she had Ferias* lemma egilee,y, when they sew eho by a shore head. Seven-aad-a-llaff • bad third. his boots, for which ho gave her • shilling, but oe her tell- ire,. them. They agreed t The of munow pwy a 23 eon., tided to a log Mrs. Chatfield she said it belonged to ber sad took it and weed to windward e sweepstakes of 6 gem each ; 3-yeaskle, 104; four, list 41b; from bet. Os the orom-examination of the witnesses It out Bart threw • cop was shown 111 red upwards, 12st ; penalties an allowance.; pet+ ,_,,,that_2l,n.,__Cht2std worked for • number a bat ill was missed. The whaa riders; jockeys, 71b elks. One mile and • half. (5 vest) rs•O•"""' ssa'"'• who came to .her home to haws doing so the ruined' subs) their dresses triad on, and that those argues were each the eunwele, end the Mr. Steliblees Roarer, by Voltigenr —Chaim 3 yrs, home by her own young women to their houses. see ate deceased all. last 7th tine 7lb en (Y. Adams) 1 Mr. Ribtoo made • most able speech in favour of the des before the ed.! 'Jib I , Mr. It Brsyley's Antoinette, 4 yrs, }lei bib (Lngst. &obeli) 3 furies* denouseieg this prosecution as ens of the most weather side of the Mr. N. Colluis's broatiway, 0 yes, fist lib (Owner) 3 Jost dalons that had ever been brought into • court of jai- boat was bier No betdog. Won by thseequartese of s length ; • bad ties, and one that would have been gladly abandoned but who he „mist Wed. for the fear of the crowequenoes upon thou by whom it had it had been etr I THE PiltrisJimai Muer PLATS of 25 10'4. for horses that been promoted, Such a esandel, he wee happy to se public) Ywee requsted leave been finely hunted in Devoe or Cornwall the HAM of s maid not long exist, that persons, without waning, Omuta 1864 and 1865. Two miles, us the flat. so. He did Is dragged from three homes through the streets hied. eed we Mr. Brown's Be rgess,s yrs, list ielb (Owner) 1 sad looked up like felons, sad without koowieg who were with But e Mr. MenhassolCs will-O-the-Wisp, aged. list :lb their scourge. Nothing would be more grateful to the ears Captain Ilullowsy) 3 ... Mr. J. Ilex's Little Fairy, 6 yrs, llst :lb ....,11r. 3... then) 3 of the solicitor for the lousecution than to hear from the 1 Coroner , him tube r ( dm foreman of the jury the little word guilty, but he hoped, through Lisp No betting. Won in a m ran. aster by five lengths. for the sake of all tint was dew to them, and hiving f eue„,, reglad to the sanctity of home, they would by their verdict saidBETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FIUDAT. set their faces spinet such sate, and declare tbat the I Nth, ST. LEO LB. defeeduts were net guilty of the charges preferred against eed , Ito 4 sue Madleteur toil) 10 to 1 apt Breadalbeae(otf) them. No 7to 1 The nuke t; 100 to 41 Christmas CarW &revel triteness' were celled of great respectability, fre Bto 1 Regalia (oat ti who pee the defendants a very high character foe integrity e, In to 1 Illariirika ,t( 06 to 1 Broonikdaw (oft) and The hilt le to 1 Archimedns (oft) 'swots 'y. The Deputy-AesistanteTudge summed op the evidence , DEBBY. inn clear and lurid !canner, and pointing out bow the se -8 to 1 on the Field surf) dictrout was required to be supported by very sttoor • . CRICKET. *velem,. --• The jury retired, and, after some time spent in owner NoTruvettexenilsa v. Ensefet.—The play was Moo, re-entered the court, and returned a verdict of I . mowed this morning on the Brighton ground by Chatter. aiiillY, which appeared to give gnat satisfaellioae ton and Oseroft non taking poesseeson of the wickets. The (miner only scored a single, alter two mau overs THE POLICE--- —COURTS. from each bowler bed bees delivered ; the total, therefore, .. »ached 77. Chattenoe's figures ware a four, six twee, MANSIONHOUSE. asd eight singles Sine, with Ouroft, increased the total Benjamin Taylor and Henry KA,. wheeze ebe to us, when he was caught at mid-wicket-off, where Petiole having defrauded tie Ilinnineham Basking Or was also caught, the tete!, at hi., the fourth wicket, being very large sum of 4101211, by means ci forged 1 ' 176. Oscroft, amidst cheers from his Nottingham change, were again blared at the bar. friends sallealallr, bad now ruched his 100 rues, and when The eeidesee of Mr. Shaw the triia= of la had wmapasted seven more be was caught mid-wicket-on another witness who had a , leays , !It/ Dealt. We fiirllll9l were • Sr., which was • snedries from and their dependent completed, th.t they Ski bowler Knight ; be also made four fours, five Unites, 14 over and proceed to Birmiagleuu without . twos, and the remainder were singles. This rtryer wee and with the excep.ion of the pri.ducticr kindly applauded by the immense aseemblare, for scum. the cheques which were drawn against I Oohing Ibis feat. Bre was the filth wicket, and the total sod which he said had all bees peal, at amebae of MOO WOO 183. George Parr did nothing. Greedy adduced. ' I end Jackpot' made a good staid and ampreested the seam to The prisoners were again Teraaaaed EX, when jest before the dinner bell rang lie was bowled BOW-ETREE' by Young Lilly white, who is • cousin to the well-known Elizabeth Bergin, aged 34. late li publisher of cricketing works, Mr. Fred Lillywhite, and Wallis, vanish manufacturer, Loo mew coasidered one of the best bowlers in Eoglsed. Jack- Sir Thomas Henry, the chief 1 mem Gimes comprised Mies fours, two threes, two twee, arson. and single.. Tien, played his usual fast same of hitting Mr. Wallis s'ated that on fir for nine, but no one was found to remain with Grundy, and he and his sister, who keel . the Moines consequently closed for 245, Grundy playing a lesvmg the prisoner in sole r - set.ont ninny of 19 comprised of • four, four twos, and the inner was under notice to • rest of them were in singles. This left Sum" no lees they suppose that she entertain . 127 to get before they could "set" for Nettie bane They could prompt her to such could only, with ell the taut they paseswd, marmite 77, stood charged. On his r and thus Nottinghamshire woo in one isainp and 50 roes liftmen and firemen in We subjoin the score :—Sussex, 118; round Menge, 77; there were incimatinos /1 total, It: ; Nottiegbam, Best Mains, 245. burnt, and the house SCURRY T. LISMYSHIRE.—The return match be- was nowhere to be r tweea these cousins oommeoced on Thursday, at the which eintaiely d' Antelope Ground, Southampton. Surrey played ono short, explain how it e Omar being takes with the gout. Is their first innings made to break they scored 67, Matlock taking the "lager" with 23, marks OU thou' - Hampshire made their total 96, of which 43 were gained in awl size with r rod style by Mr. Lusa Yesterday Surrey, in their second drawers coots; besiege, wired 101, Jupp sod Pooly mares conspicuous in one of the' mores. Total of the innings 101. Hampshire, with 93 the nest me rune to get, sue obtaiised times through the fine retting of himself am Mr. Lucas, who took his bat out with 58. off. He r ouse, THE WEATHER AND CROPS. hi her ghest, on ' NORTH NOTTINOHAIISHIRIL—EAST REWORD, Hone' ch AUOOST 23.—The all-absorbing topic of the week has been heoart that of the harvest. It is alike the interest of all, and .0, about which much anxiety has bees unaffested. As far as I we have hitherto gone, this large and important agroul* • r • tent district has not had much to complete d for 1 although we have experienced • somewhat alatioriog Mese. we have not had the large pluvial results to which 1 , • some other parts of the kingdom have been subjectel Harveat comae:mud about the 26th of July on the ear' • 1 i forest soils. but it was not until the beginning of 1 1 presort mouth that it became general. Being rar , i forwavd, pigsty of vespers were to be bad, and ' breadths seem fall before their scythes From the • the 11th the weather was remarkably propitious, good deal of earn wee led in very good condition i the 11th to the 17th the weather was rather bat still grain was carted home, and since th" all the white corn has been safely garnered re I soils to the west of Retford : is feet, all the 1, . in that direction Dave all but finished their ' will do so darieg the mused week, should t' i , weather costume. Wish regatil to the moles considerably ; bat although benet at the lest two year., it is provieg be' one time been anticipated, and we hew of "rust," " mildew," " small corn," ar eisediam Journal. . . Hetwiee. —The harvelt begat) end of last week, and, but for the ' It' the weather, would bare been well Notwithetanding the retarding it however, cutting has been vif whenever the weather permitter eseegetie lumen were so anxior earliest opportunity of secede' day last, at the gate where at induced to give as much as figure • good many prime, however, were not put a stop to all horses, . • . again on Wedoesday, en' with fine weather, mist , The heavy raise on T' siderablv laid the he. whole, the lajory sr crops, where out, b the ear, and altogr . ; a fair average. HAWICE.—' has been gene, operations of ' emploviceali I ', breadth of I the dry on the anti), 1 I Sea, wit' . • their gr bees e• wadi' 1111 a ahi • / , 1 . . . 1i .\ 11. 1 • i . ' 1 ' 1 . • 1 1 itxtßiss, -SA TUR DAY 'E VI NINO, Arousy 26 1865. TIE PURNZPS RAILWAV. A . The forty-seiond holt-yearly meetiog of the p ;Hi etAlre wca held yesterday, at No. 9, Old Boding"... street ; Mfr. RIOARDB le the chair. The report stated that the 'rest depreesioa is the ben trade. emesouset on the strike io Staffordst ire dudes the put half-yam had oomaiMed a eqoaidsreble fain off tae reciesuu . from warm traffic, but there had been a pros 'estimate reduction I. the working charges, and the dirm tem were esabled roamomead • dividend at the rate of 10 par mot per annum, oarryieg forward about 35 0001. The gross receipts of the half-year bad been 82,0061. I.e. 9d. ; sad the expenditure had amouated to 57,961 i. 10e. 2d. Inoludiog 2.956/. le. brought forward from the previous half.ymr, the available balsam, out of which the 10 per mot would be paid, was 2700031. 13e. 7d. The report having been adopted , the meriting bosom epochal, when resolutions were passed authorial.' the direness to raise, by mortgage or bond, the sum of 40,0001., wader the powers of the Furstes Railway and Barrow Her boar Act, 186$; Ike authorising the directors to Moe, at emit time as they .hall Baltic , the sum of 75,0001., nimble end.r the Future Wilma Railway Act, IN3, sod ego the sum of 100,0001., rideable under the Furore Railway Act, 1865. The sew capital would be required for the works of the Barrow Doak and the Forams sod 'Mimed line, and the proposal was to issue it on a guarantee of 5 per mat. until the let Jely, 1871, and to participate afterwards in the ' I divides& of the ordinary stock; and, lastly, for ociallrodes the further expenditure ea steamboats vise the last 641- '1 yearly amount.— A vote of thanks to the chairman sod di 'l rectors closed the bumbler of the meeting. NORTH AND sours WESTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY. FROM LAME NIGH% GAZE2III. DUMB OP eOI.IODONS AND /QATAR TeIIIMMLAII ° T O n Malign AT MIN 07111clil 07 lel CHID abIISTIBAN COURT 07 nalgiatinCT. MOI7OIKALL 4 MBIKti BANKRUPI'S. PAUL Mimi, Dorset-place. onetequare, court Wainer, to surrender Sept. A, ei 1. JOHN HAILLS WILMS, Ilmestreet, City, colonial engager, Sept. L et I. Jon! Paint Chatham, late wins steward, Sept. 8, et It liourms, Pare-rd.. Lewistism, slaw, Sept. 0. et It tenArast Merritt. Ma Astons, stonemaaon, Sept. 8, at 1. MONA, S6TITAID, Madames, trait Maier, Sept 11, at 1. LiesaCnott YILMOWSLI, Bustoweneeent, clerk to an inegranse office, Sept 5, at 11. WILISAM Wn.traml.erletenoreed., Istingion, waiter, Sept . Lat 1. CHARM* Tinian Zroclearr , Old Kent-road, end Melee Pllentney-lane, City, 000tmlation agent. Sept. 6. at 1. Swain MARTIN Box, Ship Tavern.paseage, Leadenhallmarket Deemed victualler, Sept. 6, at 11. CaARLIM WILLIAM [Ma. Fast India-avenue, Leadenhdl.street, and Highbury New-park, East India agent, Sept. 6. at 1. Caesura 3065211, Sylvantis-row, Horomyelae, grocer, Sept. 6. at 11. GnitiMPS DI MARIA, Liele-dreet. Isicesteracmare, preserved fruit manufacturer, Sept. 0. at 12 JOHN Meriels Metro. Wood-street, Chemedde Stamford-street, Black friars ; and WiltshlrevilLs, Brixton, shirt manufacturer, s ept. 6. at IL WILLIAM intliMMß, Tunbridge-yells bricklayer, Sept. L at I. Smog lames. Mlddeses-st. Ifibitechspel, MM.', at 1. WILLIAM MOTTO! dasiornaoke, Hants, stonemason Met Satli. lima? DAVMOO, Montpelier-et Brampton, baker. Sept. 8, MIL oItATIo ILK= Li Mel, Sandwich, tent, licensed viwasUet, Sept 8. at 11. Gums Margin /info/Mg. Poland-*treet, Orfordstreet, and Wing. Middlesex bill broker. Sept. 8, at 11. JOHN KYR& Weillosborough, Northamptonshire, shoe inaaufac. hum, Sept R. at 1 Hain Brernoe, Highgate. clerk In holy orders. Sept. S. at 1. JAMS! 01101611 CLARK, Herefordstrest, 13Mhnal-greiterood, baker. Sept 8. at I. Jolt! HOURS MOSYRAN, Tottenham-c - art-road, licensed Mete. alter, Sept 8, at 11. Janis SANDierta. Southaniptoo, boot dealer. Sept. 8, at L JOOll7ll 121111.112, lower Thameastreet, and Old Kent-road, ship broker, Sept. 8, at It JON! AXELTALIMII. renchurchatreet and Caledoalan.road, ship broker, Sept. S. at It CHARLES PMAOOOZ. Wiloox.road, South lambelh, Ista poser, Sept S at It Jamie Kamera Klortratt. King Ildwardeireet. Newiratestreet. tansy Wi1th0131.011231. Sept. . at 1. Mill MID LoW, liebelond-terraes, Wandsworth. beer retailer , Sept 6, at 1. Wittleit KILWR and Geozog MILLOL Leek, Striffordshint, silk mamba:Aurora, Sept. 8, at It ALIRXD Titania. 8t Morn's, Shropshire, buil der.Septltat It Written ittratiere, Blrodnellam. lam p mane(., Sept. S. at It Devitt BIEL Bath. curlier, Sept S. la. JOAN Priam Dant. Haverfordweet, istuleiso l w. Sept Ming Barn USD, UMW, and Aldersgetwitreet, City, leather dressy. Sept. 4. st It RICHARD MAJOR, Mame.. auctioneer. Sept. 4, at 1. CIRMOIWIIt Siff ALLICE, St Austell, Cornwall, cattle doctor, Sept. I. at 1. JOIATIIMI LACK P2IIIDIA3OII, Kingpdon-epos. amok Sept. 6, at le. COMatirS Weems, Birkenhead. brewer. Sept. 6, at 11. Afro liveronol, general merchaot= 7, at 11. lew.teD Urn, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lane , commission alent. Sept 6, at 11. Janis SWIM Stoeirport, groom Sept.?. al 12. Xlmain Ainntatir LIT, Chelford, Cheehire, late cheese factor, Sept. 11, at 11. LIMO BVITS. Aston, Warwicksh., jeweller, Sept IS, at 10. WILLIAM DAViS, Astonroad, Warwickshire, braidounder, Rept 18, at 10. Hei LOVATT, Salford, Lancashire, grocees assistant, n Sept. 9, st Se. CILUmn. Ranieri, Wonersb. aurrey, beerheuse steeper, Sept 16, at 121. Jana LAIOII2, Tipton, Staffordshire, grocer, Sept.?, at 11. ALUM? WIIIMAR, Havant, HAMA water mariner. Swat 12, MIL JAMMISM ARP, Torquay, 12:24inses keeper. Sept. 2, at 10. JOSItIni limusem, New upou-Tyne. cowkeeper Sept.9.atlo. Linea M same, llamhester. metal broker. Sept 26, at fte. SAMUEL trims, Salford, jeweller. Sept. 28. at fle. Joffe Tureen, Bennington Moor, near Chesterfield, carter, Sept. 12, at 11. WILLIAn MORTON, Carlisle, plumber, Sept. 8, stn. JointLtvulkT, l'enworthant Lancashire, market gardener, Sept. 9. at 10. ROBERT KIN Yon, Hanley, Staffordslt. orriting clerk, Sept. e, at 11. ALRXANDIR ANUS SALM. Norton-in-the-Moors, Sta ff ordshire, eadetent surgeon Sept 9. at 11. Joint Cotetocon, TautyL Staffordshire. potter. Sept. 9, at 11. WILLIAM Wiirrl. Met Dean, Glemestendi.. labourer. Sept.6.att. Commie lioiribate, YezelL &afforded, labourer, Sept.l, at 10. JOHN DRAM, Brighton. seller of omits* Sept. 4, at 11. DAVID Davila, Mold, Plintehire, shoemaker, Sept. 8, at 12. LAST ILAMINATIONS. Nov. ln, W. Matt lishem, Surrey, journeyman carpenter- Nor. VI J. Y. Clipme, Barnes, Sawn, bershop keeper-Nov. 16. G. Rogers, Teddieston. Middlesel. builder-Nor. 16. It G. Dean, Arundel-4feet Maud. law statioser-Nov. 16. T. TWO, Upper Charon-street, Chelsea, tailor-Nov. 17. Y. Jung. Char lotreitt, Fitzroy square. and Newman-pongee, Oxford.street, chair maker-Nov. 17. T. liant Britain', Surrey, watchmaker - Nov. IX U. Bowman, New Suffolk-street and 8 Idneyrutreet, Commental.road Last, leather seller-Nov. 24. J. J. Regrew, Haymarket, amestant veterinary surgeon-Nov. 14. J. Freeman, London-street, Tottortharneeur‘md, dairyman-Nov. 24. W. H. Pearce, Neheasteeet, Bermondsey, teethe, seller-Nor 14 G. Mason, Grange-road, 801131 , 111•111 Cy. boot Mocker-Nov. Si. G. Parker. Wardoor.street, Soho, late licensed victualler-Nev. 2t. F. Stephemon, leapre-street, Millbaak. iesemerneer -Nee. 24. Elizabeth 'AVIS, Vittoria-read, Pimlico, ssleswoman to • Mame -Nov. 24. J. Leavey, Lower Gmelesstreet, Vauxhall-bridge road, gretagrooW-Nos, 14. W. Ward, Spencer.place. Brixton• road, aud South-terrace. Camberwell, npM.lsterer-Nov. It. 0. Swift, Tunbridge Wells, late firmer-Nov. 14. J. lt.olds. Mary's. termer, Bermondsey. late Ibrendraper-Nor. It Z. Lock. New Malden. Surrey, butcher -Noy. 16. H Darting, Prederickstrest and Doughty-rarest 11 ddlesex, and Mold, Fliseldre. manatee turer of cnsl oil-Nov. 16. J. leedield, Tboratoeheath, Surrey. builder -Nov. 16. A. Pettit, Percival-street. Doswell-road, and Xagliastreet, Red Lion-square, cowkeeper- Nov. 16. J. Storey, lissom constable in the metropolitan police-NMT. It F. Cham blee, Woodcbnrcb, Kent. builder-Nov. 16. G. Crook. Grosve nor road, St. Jobn'ewoud, baker-Nov. 16. I. Wingrove, Upper Queen.street, Islington, milkman-Nov. la. Xibabeth Wirdlek, Mouutstrent, Gromwerempum lace dialer-Nov. 16. J. W. Baker. Allan-terrace, Kensington-Nov. 16. J. W. Randall, Stratford, Imes, late oU merchant -Nov. 16. W. Toy, Hood oos*, Walbroolt surveyor-Nov. It T. White. jun., 114. John's. terrece, atlas-MB, marble mmon-Nov. 16. W. N. Crestorick, Wiatersiow-place, Oantherwell. suressoo-Nov. la. R. Jordan. Southamptem and Malbrook, Hampshire. attorney-Nov. 17. T. Stapelton. Loaner's; Casunercial.road last journeyman mill stone builder-Nov. 17. W. H. Day, Dulwich, jeerer-Nov. 21. G. R. Frushard, Great Tower-street, City, shipbroker-Now. 21. G. Warren and H. atook , m, Putney and Barnes, carpenters - Nov. 21. C.. 7 Nammili. Great St. Helen's, City. merehant-Nov. 21. L. C. Holmes. Yine.house. Cittswick. late adjutant in the Leaden Ritle Brigade Volunteers-Nov. 21. IL Iceleston. Laug her's-street, ro, flsod-phire house painter -Nov. R. Fraley, Oxford, upholsterer- Nov. al. H. Wilson, Hunteeemews. Bruns wick-square, cabri , let driver-Nov. 21. B. Was din, Brighton, oheaternrenter-Nor. it B. Kay, Ramegh-street, Pimlico, grocer-Nov. ti. J. Bowden. Harrow, Mettle's:. clwrk in holy orlen-Nov. U. X 12. Gouldinnith, Ilaroshuryalreet. Islington. late licensed victualler - Nov. 23. J. North, Nichols-street. Mile end. porter-Nov. 14. Louts. If °Magus, Otomburgstreet, gent's-park, late todstorbouse keeper -Nov. 24. J. W. Paster, Waltham-ernes. flatfordshlre, *tattooer -Nov. 24. H F. Wens. fitniad.onans.Greee. Chiswick. engineer-Nov. It W. EL Cha rles. Walthameroes. Hertfordshire, beer reedler-Nov 24. J• W. Proctor. Wo..lmore-strost, Now-common fruit sake:sap -Nov. 24. J. H. Mort Cambridge, hair dresser-Nov. It. W. Thrift St Oeorge's-place, Hack-road. St. Georgeein.theTlast. sad High. street, Poplar, umber-Nov. 24. LJ. Barn. 'demists/v. Hol loway. hair dresser-Now. 24. IL Beatles, admeterrace tensing toa, painter-Nov. M. J. W. 8. Downer, Surrey-place, Wands worthroad, bookseller-Nov. It B. E. 7. Craufard. Dover. captain and brevet-major of the loyal Artillery-Noy. Si G. Kendrick and B. D. Modem. Gresham-street. City. warehousemen -Sept 6. W. Tnnier, Al rinc' am. Cheshire. builder-Met it I. Aguisy, Manchester, merchant-dept. S. B Lamb, Manchester, draper-Oct & L. Hassan, West Mailing, teat. pork butchsr- Got. 11. A. B. Lomat, Northampton. bosraelier-Sept. it J. Henning, Ctuistchureh, Hampshire, baker-Sept. 21. W. Roger Davyhulme. Lancashire, farm labourer-Angust In. J. Stool% Canterbury. butcher-Sept. lit N. Murphy, Dudley, ash sales man-Rept 19. J. Westwood, Coseley, ateffordshire, sawyer- Sept. 27. J. James. Worcester, dentist-Oet. U. C. Hopt,pkinson, cheater, Walsall, S heis. sellertaffordshi-Ge W. W re. cheese factorake filtipton-Se-SeptKelly, Man. t V. J. Mountford, Darliogton. Darien; iron shearer-Oct. M. W. SO. Maid. spent. Y. °AL Sornersetshire. cabipet maker-Oct. 14. R. Lay cock, Newark-upon-Trent, teolor-Oct. 6. T. Nohbs, Cinderford, Glonceatershire, bootmaker-Sept. 27. B. Cowles, Modes. Suf folk, brewer's foreman-Oct. 26 J. lagers. 71yolout iosid l i tr u. o i dg vendor-Oct It J. Smith, Newton Leesville, butcher. The half-yearly meeting was held yesterday, at the Baotou Smarm ; Yr. Mum Tomtit. in the chair. The CHAIIULtIf, in moving the adoption of the repot and ' aceouste, which were takes u red, said 11'• •At had been no falling off in quantity, but rather a patifying Increase in the traffic of the half-year, showing that the diverted traffics I was returning, sod they were now in a position to declare a 5 par out. dividend, with a good prospect of paying • hit:rata at no very distant period. (Bees , bear.) motion having been monad, was umaimouly greed to ; and 1 The Cluituutt thee moved that • dividend of be. per ; , share being at the este of 5 per an t per annum, be de clared, parable on and after the 31st lastest, carrying over • 2341. sa. 10d. ; to which an amendment ern moved by Mr. Brown that the dividend should be 51. 6d. or 5} par cent., • carrying over about 101. Kr. Donato, seconded the amendment, and asked if the workieg of the saves weeks which have elapsed • 'Mau the accounts were made up "mkt not justify the proposed addition ? - The egAlasiAel repeated that both the passenger and goods andianieral trail° cautioned to improve, bet still be • laid not think it would be prudent to divide se close up, and hoped the ameedment would not be premed. I A vote wee, however, taken on the amendment, which was . u,rativad, aad the recommendation of the board edoptedr A vote of Musks to the ehsirmso sad dim:tore to:Wasted tato proceedings DUBLIN AliD DROGHEDA RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of this company wee bold on Thursday at the ter/liens, Amiensutreet ; Mr. JAMRB MVIRLAND ta the chair. The CHAIRMAN, is moving the adoption of the report (which bas already been pabliii.ed), said the first topic is it wee the increase in the revenue for the past half year of , 2 6731. That increase bad enabled the directors to teem. mead an lacrosse of otie•lself per MA. in the dividend, . which wait now to per oink At the last half-yearly meet- Mg he did not venture to bold out any prospect of an McNees is the dividend of 4 per met., and it wee therefore the more satisfactory to the board to be able to recommend the iccresse. But not only was the board able 'to add sae-ball per cent. ; it had also carried to the reproduction fund the sure of 2,2721.. which wee about 1,0001. more then the amount canted forward at the tor responding period last year. Whim they considered the state of the country sad the position of their liee, subject to a airtaio ailment of Imposition at Karen, those results ought to be regarded as highly satisfaci tory. The increase in the traffic, during the pest half-year, though sot large, was satisfactory is this respect, that it hod been diffused over almost every station oe the lies, which gave some promise, be believed, of ea improvement in the condition of the country. After some discussion the report was neanimouslyadepted, es also the formal reeolutiose declaring the dividends. The proceedings laminated with a vete of thanks to the I chairman. -Hull, oommtaalon BANKRUPTCY ANNULLID. August 24. Cleitor RICHARD Wuxi. Aldershot; major In the !nth Regiment of Foot. DICLAJLATIONS OF comzeirm. AtiRRD Annette all IBARMY PownLL. Rt. Mary Are, ship pin; agents Ist dividend of is. 24d., any , Tamday, at Stens- Old s Poetuesd-grest, Liscelies4ma. EDWARD BOURG, any . Minas, Nova Scotia, sierehtnt —Tod dividead 60., any Tuesday, at Btarisfaid'a. Portageletree; Lineolreston. B amut, any Creasing, near ltrel ,, tree. miller—lst dividend cd M. yd ., any Taesday, at tilansfelds, Portagal-etreet, Lincoln's tna. JOHN Oterxt.l.. Thornhaugla Northamptonshire. tarmer—let clividead of la. 41d., any Tuesday, at etensfeld's, Portugal. erect. Uncobie-inn. I jeans Wicutito Piuturs, Nortbam 4 nrited.place, Westbourne wave. tutiour - Ist dividend of It d., any Tuesday, at Stamp. feint. Portugal-street, Liscoin's4nn. Globe Jung, woman, Bedford-hire. draper-1g of pc 74., any Tuesday. at Stansfehls, Portugaletree; Ltnoolles. in- n. THOMAS BredaLlMN (separate ado* 31.neerter. slate todecbant —lst dividend of 7a sd., say Wednesday, M Sonoma's, aria& MART AWN WOARD, Motel, cabinet maker-Ist dtridand a fa, any Wednesdaz, at Acrannue e, Bristol. EDWARD Loan, -horobory, Wouorstershire. sarroon—Lod disk dead of ltd , any Wednesday. at Acramsda, Bristol. RoilltßT PHILIP BILL Kinssinidsie. Devocaltire. cordwatorr -Ist dividend of Ss., any day after B oPt 6 , at &AM% MAP bridge. nawirsmirns \1 , 1 1' .1 1, SPORTING INTELI:NENOIL PLIIMOUTH biZETING.—FILIDAT. WI !Marra Ptats 11114iiiikap)ot *ow., f V. B !triars Ado" It l S, by Aleppo, Me by Hum. 6 yes. 7•1 lib Xr. 1 Btu ley's Antelostts, 4 yak Tat 111 b (tee blb oil (Camas) I - - - - Mr. J. Newcombe's Rosette, S yrs. fat iiiairar) a Bettion: 3 t, 2 on Antoinette, and 3 to 1 apt Allow Me. Woo *wily by ma Isestbe ; • tad 'bird. e a* ay THE DEVOSPOST Ann EirOVIMOUSI PLATE of 23 soya, added to a sweepstakes of 5 eon. mob ; 2.yr olds, 7st 71b ; *Mee, 7lb ; four, lOst 51b ; flee anii upward lOst 121 b mum and geldiap allowed 31b; &Do ., minoes, tea Oeo CannntisLady Orertown, by Suss' pltun—The Rzhinx, 3M. gat 41b (100 L) ,Cannou) I Mr. J. Hex's Roarer. 3 yrs, 9st 71b (100 t). Adittrw) Mr. A. Cowley's f by Ambrose—Bavaria. 2 yrs, lot 410 ( 1 • 31 . (C. limit 3_ Batting :7to 4 oa Hower. Woo by • • heed ; a bad g ir d 21te mom wee not sold. Ti. Oonirriald. Aram (Handicap) of 80 move., added to • aweepetakes of 6 soya. web, 2 It to the food ; for all ages ; missals eaten. Three-quarters of • mile. (12 subs.) . Captain Yin's Own of the Sea. by Omani di Verny Havel, 6 yes. ISt 71b J. Goster) I Prince Soltykoirs Nip, 3 yr., eat 610 (Murray) Hotting 4tol on Gem of the Sea.. Won cleverly by IMH • Month. En MAJESTY'S VASE (fleadioap), value 100 loess, added to • sweepstakes of 15 son. each, 7 fa, end 3 only if declared winners extra. About 3 guiles. (13 subs., 5 declared.) Mr. It. Brayley's Plod Diver, by Marsyas—Pearl, 5 yrs. 111$ 911 (loc. giber.) (Cannon) 1 Prince it Solt/201's Nip, S yrs. 9st 71b (J. Mann) 2 fompkius a zievitu-sod.a-lialf, yrs, 94 :lb (W. Bores , S Lady Overtoern also ran. Betting :2 to 100 Pearl Diver. Woo after • good race bye shun head. flevers-and-a-Ifelf • bed third. 'rum Ocrwrrr ItE3l3llllll' PLATE of 23 eon., added to • sweepstakes of I set's. such ; 3-yr.oide, lOst ; four, list 41b; in sad upwards, 12st ; penalties and allowance.; (witle ss= riders ; jockeys, 71b cites. Owe mile and • half. (5 Nobel Mr. Stebblaes Bearer. by Voltigenr —Chalice, S yrs. list 71b (Inc 710 511 (Y. Adams) 1 Mr. IL Bawler* Antoinette, 4 yrs, list bib Scribe!) 2 Mr. N. Wroadway, 6 yrs, list 110 (Owner) 3 No betting. Won by thsairquartess of sheath ; • bed faisd. Tail IVY/AMOS RUST PLATE of 25 sons., for horses that leave been fairly bunted in Devoe or Coinwall the sown of 1864 and Did& Two miles, tea the flat. Mr. Brown's Bersesso yes, list 131 b (Owes.) 1 Mr. llenhessoles Wid-ci-tbe-wisp. aged. Het :Ib (Casein Holloway) Mr. J. Ilex's Little Fairy. 6 yrs, list ilb ....,llr. 3..xibell) $ Lisp oleo ran. No hotting. Won la • caster by five lengths. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FIUDAT. ST. LSO LS. Ito L laliO Otadisteur ioti) - 10 to 1 apt Broodelboof(off) 7to 1 The Duke tj 100 to d Christmas Carw Sto 1 Regalia (off) t) 10 to 1 Ylario.ka 06 to 1 Broomtalair(ett) 15 to 1 Arehimsdcs loft BY. MI Field soft) 8 to 1 on CRICKET. Norrtynatursuras v. Sustax.—The play was rammed this moraiog on the Brighton ground l.y Chatter. ton and Ooroft win taking possession of the wickets. The former only scored • single, after two ni,iden oven from rash bowler bad been delivered ; the total, therefore, reached 77. Chattertoe's figures ware a four, six twos, and eight singles. Shim, with Oscroft, increased the total to 138, when he was caught at mid-wicket-off, where Paling was also caught, the tete!, at hi., the fourth wicket, being 176. Osman, amidst cheers from hie Nottingham friends espoeiallv, bad now reached his 100 rues, and when be had completed seven more be was naught mid.wicket.on by Dean. His figures were • five, which was a finedrive from Ike bowler Knight ; be also made four fours, five threes, 14 twos, and the remainder were single'. This ptiyer was loudly applauded by the immense asesmblage, for accom plishing this feat. His wee the fifth wicket, and the total number of MOO was 183. George Parr did nothing. Grundy sad Jackpot' made a good staid and angssested the soon to 224, when jest before the dinner bell rang he was bowled by Young Lillysrhite, who is • cousin to the well-known publisher of cricketlng works, Mr. Fred Lillywhite, sod wow considered one of the best howlers in England. Jack. sues figures comprised tines fonts, two threes, two twee, and singles. Tinley played his usual fast game of bitting for Moe, but no one was found to remain with Grady, sod the tooings consequently closed for 245, Grundy playing a not•out linings of 19 complied of • four, four twos, and the rest of them wen is singles. This left Sussex no lees they 127 to get before they could "set" for Nottio ham. They could only, with ell the talent they manage 77, and thus Nottinghamshire won is one isainp and 50 ins. We subjoin the score :—Susses, 118; amend toning., 77; total, 19: ; Nottingham, first linings, 245. SunaKv v. liamrtataa.—The return match be twee, these moieties cow:mooed on Thursday, at the Antelope Ground, Southampton. Surrey played one short, Omar being takes with the gout. Is their first innings they scored 87, Matlock taking the "legit" with 2.1. Hampshire made their total 96, of which 4j were gained to rod style by Mr. Lutes. Yesterday Surrey, is their second innings. scored 101, Jupp and Pooly making conspicuous scores. Total of the innings 101. Hampshire, with 93 rune to get, soon obtained them through the fine betting of Ur. Lucas, who took his bat out with 58. THE WEATHER AND CROPS. NORTH NOTTING HAMEIHIRR.--•-EAST RFTYORD, A 111178; 23. —The ell-absorbing topic of the week has been that of tin harvest. It is alike the interest of all, and about which much anxiety bas bees unaffeeted. As far as we have hitherto goes, this large and important agricul *sal district has not had mach to complain of for although we have experienced a somewhat alatimiog Mac we have not had the large pluvial results to which some other parts of the kingdom have been enbjecte I. Harvest comuseneed about the 26th of July cc the early forest soils, hut it we. not until the beginning of the present month that it became gereeral. Beiog rather forward, pigsty of rayon were to be had, gad large breadths won fall before their Berthas. From the 4th to the 11th the weather we remarkably propitious, and a good deal of oars was led in very good conditioa. From the Ilth to the 17th the weather was rather ticklish ; bat still grain wee carted horns, and since then neatly all the white corn Ism be= safely garnered on the light soils to the west of R.:tepid ie fact, all the large farmers in that direction have all but finished their harvest, and will do ea daring the provost week, should the present hoe weather costume. Wish regard to the yield here, it varies coasiderably ; hot although beneath the avenge of the List two year., it is proving better than bad at ore time been eaticioated, and we beer of few complaints el "rust," " mildew," " small corn," and the like.—lfot. fisiGhent Journal. BE6WICR. —The harvest began here in thq latter sad of last weak, and, but for the unfavourable suite of the weather, would have been well advanced by this time. .Notwithatanding the retarding lufluecim of the weather, however, cutting has been vigorously proceeded with wherever the weather permitted ; and some of the more emerge tie farnien were so anxious to avail themselves of the earliest opportunity of securing their crops, that on Setae. day last, at the gate where shearers were hired, they were induced to give am much as five shillings s-day, at which figure • good many hands were engaged. These prime, however, were sot maintained. On Tuesday the rain pot a stop to all harvest work. The weather cleerieg up again on Wednesday, rutting was once more resumed, and, with fine weather, might now be continued noiotereuptedly, The heavy rains on Tuesday had in several instances con siderably laid the heavier portions of the grain ; hut, on the whole, the injury sustained from this rause ie small. The crops, where cut, bulk well in the stock, are well filled in the ear, and altogether appear to be little if anything under a fair average. HAIVIPIC.—The weather during the last fortnight has been generally moat =favourable for the important operations of harvest. Still, by dint of perseverance, and by emploviec all the strength available, some who have a large breadth of lend in white crop have =ado such good use of the dry sunshiny ititervels, that they have nearly completed the Gutting, sad should the weather continue as it now is, lies, with a healthful drying breeze, this week will see all their gru:n is the stook. Os the corn in stock, which has been exposed to the miss, it is satisfactory to report that its condition generally is not seriously affected.— Scotsman. AYRIIIIIIIII.—The season is still proving favour. I able. The (request showers we Kayo bad of late no doubt were rather tantalising to the haymaker, and caught un pleasantly many people midway with their stacking. Orals also, were weighty, has bees laid • little, and will conse quently he more difficult to out. Making allowance for these drawbacks, h , the rains bays done immense good. Pustures that were browniog and withering have ' bees quite renovated, and now look fresh and green, and the root crops are rejoicing in their good fortune. —Ayr Advertiser. PLIML- I KO have had another week of wet heck= weather, and harvest work has been very mash retarded. Friday and Saturday were good days ; but the Gun has hardly looked out since Monday, and rain has fallen men or less every day. Some fields in the neigebourhood, which were cut three weeks ago, have been carted ; but mat of the cut min is still out, and most so remain till the weather changes. After all, the wet is not an uotnixed =U. Pastures and turnips have much improved ; but, on the other heed, some potato fields look rather suspiciously. : sr s=ve bear but little of the dimmer ; but it is is some and dry weather le dadvalde on amount both of the potato and grain crops. —Perthshire Advertiser. Bitrasr.—The past week has been showery, but set without frequent gleams of sunshine, and for the most part coudtutive to the growth and ripening of both weals semi greets mops in plans where they have not yet arrived et sesterity. But dry weather would now be more ad vantageous, so as to permit of harvesting operatioes being mewl with doe vigour. The cutting of grain is pressedieg as well as the weather will allow, and • gnat alai of oats and wheat bee* come neder the settle sot avoids( melds*. The reports at to the quantity and = er tf cereals are very alter to those a last week. . , MIDDLESEX SESSION& , Wafer CAolfield and Annie Chatfield, huatiaud and were ledietell ler temples • disorderly house Is Swam street, le the parish of Bt. Gear's, Mesmer-square. Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Pol.nd appeared for the peeve- MUGS, instructed by Mr. Raudall ; Mr. Ribton and Mr. &dee, instruoted by Mr, Smythe, were for the defence. Tall MO has excited • good deal of interest in come quesce of the way io which the female defeudant was ap orebeade f, while at aeadle-work, and takett through the streets is open day to the police °Moe like a felon, without any previous intimation that a charge before the megis. testes bad been preferred sealed her and her husband is their these's. This treatment hes elicited • somber of letters, which have appeared in the public preen, for the treatment Me. Chatfield r. calved, and also for the very bog time that the charge hes teen bagging over bet bead, and that of her hasten', it having been postponed from time to time sines June last. The feats of the outs wen few, and ezoesdiagly slmp'o, sad although the trial lasted the whole of the day, the evi.leuoe given by the several witomese may be very briefly stated. It appeared that these parties lived at No, 27, Sawn-street, Pimlico, the man being employed se • joureeyman builder, and the woman as • dressmaker. Os the pert of the prosecution it was shown that these memo bad female Wray, and that they west out at sight end retuned at rather advanced hours in the mornieg, bringing men with them. This statement was by so means made clear, and only two of the inhabitants of the street where they lived were celled to speak to these trenuoi ions, and thou evidence was not at all conclasive that if such was the cage, It was does with the knowledge or consent of Mr. end Mrs. Chatfield. The et/envoi part of the cam whist them was found in the evidence of a girl named Beveridge, who was then in their service, sad she stated that she saw a gentleman tame out of Mime Stan ton's bedroom in • mooning, that she bad previoesly teemed his boots, for which ho gave her • ghillie', but os her tell log Mts. Chatfield she said it belonged to her and took it from her. Oa the cross-examination of the witticism It WM shown that Mrs. Chatfield worked for • number of very respectable lathes, who came to her hottest to have them drowses triad oa, and that those themes were sent home by her own young women to their booms. Mr. Moto' made • most able speech in favour of the de fancies* denounrieg this prosecution as one of the most eta, &loos that bad ever been brought into • court of jet ties, and one that would have been gladly abaodooed but for the fear of the consequences upon those by whom it had been promoted. Such a seendel, he was happy to my, could not lon suet , that persons, without warateg, should I. dragged from titer homes through the pubbo streets red looked up like felons, and without koowieg who were their samisen. Nothing would be more grateful to the an of the solicitor for the ptusecution than to hear from the foreman of the Jury the little word guilty, but he hoped, for the sake of all that was dear to them, and having regard to she saacititv of home, they would by their verdict set their faces spinet such sac end declare that the defeadsate were net guilty of the charges preferred against them. Several witnesses were celled of great respectability, who gave the defendants • very high character foe integrity said reeptotabill , y. The Deputy-Aggistant.Judge slimmed op the evidence in a clear and lurid warmer, and pointiog not bow the in. diatmeat was required to be supported by very strong Th. jury retired, and, after some time spent in amanita lion, reentered the court, and returned • verdi:t of Noe which appeared to give great satisfactioo. (Ba!ote Mr. 0?x, Depa,tj•ATs!a.l%.otJudi 1 THE FoLlak — citiaars. MANSION-HOUSE. Benjamin Taylor and Henry , Rehr, who are 'Urged with having defrauded tie Ilitruinghatu Booking Company of a very large sum of money by meths of forged bills of az thaege, were again Oared at the bor. The evidence of Me. Shaer, the meager of the bank, and another witness who bad to leave Loo, was read over, sod their depositions completed, that they might be hound over and proceed to Birmingham without any further delay; and wi th the excel -Pion of the productioe by Mr. Shaw of the cheque. which were drawn spinet the bills by Taylor, and which he said had all bees paid, no fresh evidence was adduced. The prisoners were again remanded. BOW-STItEET. Elizabeth Burgin, aged 34. late domestic servant to Mr. Wales, varnish manufacturer, Long-acre, was brought before Sir Thomas Hooey, the chief magistrate, on • charge of arson. Mr. Wallis sated that on the evening of the 12th instant he and his sister, who keeps house for hint, went out, 'Giving the prisoner in sole cortege et the house. The pri soner was under notice to gait, but they bed no reason to suppose that she entertaimil any feeling of malice which could prompt her to such an act as that with which she now stood charged. On his return home be foetid several po licemen and firemen in the house. In several of the rooms there were imboations that the furniture. ha, bed been burnt, and the house was still full of smoke The prisoner was nowlime to he seen. In ono room was found a hatchet, which certaiuly did not belong' to him, nor could be explain how it came there. An attempt had been made to break open two chests of drawers, and the marks out thee arueles of furniture corresponded in form and miss with the blade of the hatchet. Both chests of drawers onotaieed wearing apparel end other property, and is one of them was a large sum of money. He imoartained the next morning that a goeintity of falothieg belonging to birseelf and his sister, to the value of 7f., bad been carried off. He gave informat on of these facts to the police. lospoctor Beeman, of the F diebioe, stated that he was instructed to take steps to trout the prisoner, and found her on Thursday night at her lodgings in Greeville-street, Holborn. He told her he came to apprehend her en the charge of setting tire to Mr. Willis's house. She said, " I know I did do it." He said, " Stop a minute. Whatever you sey 1 muss repeat to the magistrate." film said. • • Oh, I did not knew that," Wilma motioned, "Yon are also charged with Waling about 71. werth of clothes." He then took her io custody. He found on the primmer five pawnbrokers' duplicates for articles of clothing. Mrs. Smith, the female searcher at the Bow-street Police station, stated that on the prisoner being brought to the station she was desired to search her. She did so, and foiled on bet a comb rod hairbrush. The prisoner said, "The tomb is my own, but I took the brush from the home." She also said, "I own I set fire to the house. It was very wicked, and I cannot tell why I did it." It was stated that is addition to the rooms already mentioned, fire had beep set to • quantity of lines in a mahogany wardrobe in another room. The linen had bu.-nt itself out, but the wardrobe was uninjured, except that the wood wee charred iseide. The prisoner was committed for trial, LAMBETH. On the Hoe. G. C. Norton taking his met on the bench • number of respectable tradesmen is the Wedworth road and its vicinity presented themselves before him to take hie advice read semi,. his assistance to bring to justice partite envied, as they alleged, in a regular system of fraud, and motitnisieg not only all three preset, bat • vast number of others. Mr. Morgan, an irouroooger in the Walworth.read, was made thespokethan, and said that some weeks ago • per son who gave the name of Well., occupying • respectable house in Sutherland square, %Valivorth, called at his shop and gave • liberal order for various articles of ironmongery, which he desired might be mut to his residence, promising to pay the amount due on delivery. He (Mr. Morgan) gave particular drections to his porter not to leave the goods without the money ; but, unfortunately, be disobeyed his orders. The fact was, that the house bore so respect able an appearance, that the porter be bad seat was thrown off his guard, and having been told to go back to hie master's fur some small additional article he left the pods, and on his return he was told that Mr. Wells would call on his master and pay the hill. This, however, Mr. Well, had forgotten, and, in fact. never in tended doing; and from inquiries he (the applicant) made, he discovered that he was not the cnly tradesman by many whom Mr. Wells bad victimised. He called frequently at the house in Sutherlandirquare in the hope of seeing Mr. Wells, but bed not bees able. Two other persona ware in the house, aid the last perms, and who was there sow, bad threatened to give him (Mr. Mor gan) into custody if be even rang the bell. Sergeant Rant, 45 I', a detective officer, bare mid, that from inquiries he had made, Wells had been most suocesaful in his system of fraud, but at presest be had been tumble to Sad him out. A few Jays ago • sots wee received by the superintendent of police from • tradesmen at Houn slow, requesting to know the character of Wells, as be had been "J.,. as a security by a pinion who had ordered goods amounting to 1,0001. Mr. Norton told the applicants that they could not do better at present thau leave the matter in the bands of - —.eat Ham. THE LOSS or THE GENERAL Eicasw STEAMER DEadincT.—Yesterday an inquiry, directed by the Board of Trade, was resumed and concluded at Greenwich before M. Tarn, the magietrate, and Cattalos Sortie and Baker, nautical 112110.4110ri, respecting the loos at the Derwent iron screw steamship, oo a small island between Beneventa and South Sices.Elebridee. The court foetid that the thief officer was to blame for costisuiog t. run the steamer at her u,ual i speed in thick weather, in not basing $ proper look-out. and ' in °nothing to call the csettio, mid suspended hiscortificat• 1 for three mouths. Cuictiorre. —A writer in the Queens/and Guardian says that the aiocbona pt uit is genous in that colony. It grows plentifully at Gondah, and very thosdastly in the Burnett diatrict. I have seen it on the j basks of the Mary River, as well sa in the Mistier of th• Wide Bay conotry. Visitors to Sanded' can either eat the leaves, plink the berries. or drink the juice of the bark, which they as obit from the tress oveshoegiss the tea. I have some, aid have now ia my possession, a vary sooellent tincture. • bouvropaithic preparation, prepared by a pirofesdonal putleinan in this city, which if I hese any occasion to oss, I should be willing to try it as illness re quirleg quinine. Du arms delicious Lealtli restoring Beveleata . Armlike Food without h mediator or Dioosysobaneo. Dys. AirKrr • ..3..,-.04.,.. Bilious, Limr, and somas; coo . maw Shy those Its coil in other ramordles. Do, mai, ansaally.—tis Berry aid Co., Wo. 77, Samistimmet. 1 Smarm. w. to tine, Um: tit ed.; Mo.. Ite.assial a pe , THE FATAL'AOCID EGATTA ENT AT THB PLYMOC:2II R. On nuriday of ternoou au inquest was h#ld at' Devoopore, by Mr. Allan B. Baas, on the body of Mr. J. E. Cbeetham, aged 35 years, • aommissioned officer in ,he Militery.Stere Staff, dong duty at the Devoorni Oen wharf, 'rho was drowned I. the Second on the preview day. The body had bees brought from • truths, war vessel in the &mod, where the doomed died. • Xim following evi dence was adduced. Thomas William Courtenay said ho was • clerk in the (ace of a merchant in London, and was stn p ing at the hum of Mr. Whippet. in Plymouth. On Wed. seedily ninnies. in compass y with Mr. Edward Paid ham, Mr. Whippet, Mr. and the waterman Hem he started in a boat, the Roysl Bail, front the gee. The boat measured about nine tone. They cruised about inside the breakwater. end subsequently side. They then returned sad landed Mr. Edward Peadham, and were jollied by Mr. Frederick Preheat sad deceased. They cruised about as before, and proceeded outside the breakwater, as tar all the boat mark which had tekbe rounded by the yachts competing at the regatta, and thtb tamed to go inside the breakwater again. In answer to • question from the coroner the witness stated that be was not are quainted to soy extent with nautical matters, and a I better exeunt of the accident could be given by Mr. Pride ham, who acecedlogly was than called. Mr. Frederick Pridham said he was • onomissioued oe oar in the Military Store Staff, holding the same rank as the deceased. Mr. Pridham oorrobonted the former potion of the lest witeese's statement, sad added that at the tine they wan returnee from their cruise outside the break. water they were running on a wised under mainsail, jib, and gall-topsail, the mites, which had been up while out side. having bean Wailed up. The wiled was blowiog from the S.W. roughly, and they WON going in the direction 01 Milties, when they maw • boat in distress about fifty rude from them. They agreed to bear down and give suntan" and pared to windward of the boat nose to her, and in pealing Bart threw • rope to the men that were in the boat, but it was missed. They attempted to weer round. and in doing so the mainsail "jibed," the ester rushed in over the gunwale, and the boat sunk like • stone. He did not see the deceased alive afterwards. The last he saw of him before the sail "jibed" was when he was etenduig on the weather side of the boat, holding on by the gunwale. The boat was being steered by Burt, the intermit'', 1 who be considered was an experienced seams. It had been stated in one of the newepapees that Bart wee requested to take in the topsail, and refueled to 49 so. He did not bear Burt asked to do anything of the kieJ, and was sure that he Dever refused. He had sailed with Burt ea various occanoes, and had always considered him to be a most prudent and competent man. By the Coroner : There was a " half hitch" attached to the boat, throught which the mainsheet rope was run. The Corner : I suppose if you had had more time you could have pre vented the saddest by loosing the mainsail? Witness: Perhaps so. The Cormier : In your opinion was there more sail than she could fairly carry in such weather? Witness : No. I think not ; she had been carrying more sail than that four miles outside the breakwater. The Coroner : Did it appear to you that there was waited cantles on the panel mayoue in tbe boat ? Witness: I should not like to passant' opinion on that subject, as the whole affair was so sudden. A Jura: What ballast had you in the boat ? Witham : About • toe and 'half. By the Coroner: He did not know whether Ban heal bad time to looeeo the riniesbuit while the boat was waterlog round. nor could he say whether Burt had the sheet repent his band at the time. He swam to • revenue cutter, and some afterwards the cutter also picked up Bart, who was partially under water. Mr. Courtaaay was recalled, and said that when the boat was capsized be was thrown iota the water close to the de cased, who was dinging to an oar, and had not appareoely enough strength to keep the water from his mouth. Oa being taken into a boat be was perfectly insensible. Mr. Conseil Whippet, a soreson practising iu Plymouth, said the party were about ten minutes in the water after the boat aspen& The deceased on being talon out of the water was perfectly insensible, and in hie option he was than deed. He endeavoured to restore animation, but without effect. After the body had been taken on board the Prudhoe ship io the Snead various processes Were resorted to for the Parson of restoring animation, teat all efforts were futile. The Coroner: Do you tb,ek then was any negligence on she put of snyose in the boat? Witness: I think not. Did you bear that Burt bad been requested to shorten sail?? Witness : I have heard so. Mr. Gins, C.E., who was present, said that three qua:tars of an hour before the boat was upset be laid to Burt, " That topsail is not doing us say good now, we may as well take it down." He did not bear Burt make any reply. He did not make the remark from say impression of danger. When the boat was heaving around he mid, "Let pi the foresail," bathe did not bear Burt make any reply. This being the whole of the endows, the Owner briefly summed up. Novice recapitulated the principal points, he commented upon the apparent accidental snore of the occurrence. If the jury thought there had beim say milli. pace on the part of the DIM Burt the inquest should be adjourned for his attendance, although be would not be compelled to make any statement that would criminate himself. The jury, without hesitation, returned • verdict of " accidental death." at the same time expleaming their warm approval of the conduct of Mr. Pridhsm sod his com • pinion, for their athenaeum exertions to reader assistance to a dinreseed boat. The gentlemen who wen endangered by the accident are anxious publicly, and in the most cordial manner, to acknowledge the assiduous attention and great kindness received by all of them from the sHeen of his Prussia. Majesty's ships in the Bound, on board which they were conveyed. Everything which externem could suggest or dine...anted kindness could dictate was door for those who survived, and for the unfortunate deceased. The water. man, Burt. is still very ill. although danger to life his passed.— Water* Moreno Nears. LONDON, TILBURY, AND SOUTHEND RAILWAY.— The report of the directon to the eighteenth half-yearly meeting on Tuesday mixt states that the revenue account, furnished by the lame* shows that the receipts amounted 25.4351. 2s. 10d., and the expenses to 17,6711. 12.8 d., leaving a balance of 7,7631. 10e. Id. The receipts ea capital account have been redoeed daring** past hell-year by the payment of 1,0001. debentures, which have sot been re issued. The expenditure remains am in the previous account. The returns of passenger tolls and proportions of goods receipts derived by *a Great &steno, the Loader end Bleekwall, acd North London Railway Companies, from the traffic of the line during the ball-year, have bees furnished to the directors by those companies. They are as follow', viz. :—Greet Eastern Beltway Company, 4,7111. 45. 6d. ; London end Blackwell Railway COM. prey, 5,8381. Its. 4d. ; North Loudon Reit way rnpany, 1,0331. 16e. 7d. ; total, 11,5834 13s. sd. The gross receipt" for Tilbury traffics for the half-year will therefore *37,0181. 16s. 3d. The directors have to eon• grates* the shareholders that, niece the last half-yearly meeting, the Dapple= Docks Company has bees seeress fully established; the necessary result of which will be that eventually a large increase of both pareoger aid goods traffic will be brought upon the lies. The director. meetly instructed Mr. Bidder, the ',ether of the eons peen, to make an inspection of the railway, and he 'epode GROAT FLOOD IN EAaT SUFFOLIL —lt rained very the otoadttiou of the Perseaselit way, viaduct, hedges. heavily on Thursday mon i og in the "i r be oar b oo d o f and . stations . to be satisfactory. Mr. Deniell, Halesworth and Bowles, sad pm , gum **, of fl ood „a m . who his acne as chairman o f this imosipaoy f ro m accumulated. The traffic was impeded la the East Suffolk its commencement, have( relived his se* at the division of the Great Easters Railway, the line bang in b° s rd t the directors 6 " to ""a"s that th:/. have ttea some pees undermined, sad in others completely Waked oimously eleesed Mr. Ely to all the ciao' chairman, with **accumulated soil. Near the Halseworth station the vacated ._ !b Mr. the Ml. board Frede so rio su l e rtam m il r. sig Du6sa h hr flood rushed down the hoe se down • watercouree. The 'we chos en b y too DI liungay road, leading to the elation, having a coesiderable as &director of this eocopthey. nein°, and being deluged with water from the adjoining VALE OF II WU RAILWAY.—The half-yearly fields, was terribly broken op, a large gulf having been meeting was held yeeterdae at Neath . Mr. Gilbert. ma de, in the hard road in some places Dearly two feet en, the chairman, belay moved the adoption of the deep add three feet or four feet wide. l the rain report, which has already been published, sod which was came dowu in torrents, Wade' the Ate**resembl of one COD. unanimously adopted. The chairman next moved a nee- Simons sheet of water. A great many houses were ieun. lotion declaring the dividend as follows :-58 per cent. dated, and the traffic on railway was completely stopped, on the consolidated stock and shares ; 5 per coat. on the pre. the Fineness from the early express treats from Yarmouth limn* stook crested 1889 ; pr y g'_ Cent. oil the guaranteed and Lowestoft being obliged to premed by the Wavetey preference stock created is 1855 lB6l, and 48 per oat Valley line. On Thursday night the flood subsided, and on the preferential shares crested is 18N- mid 1862. Mr. yesterday the railway company bad cleared and repaired the Gibson wooded the resolution, which was carried nee. lies and resumed the traffic. eon. A resolution capitalises( the mdleary 201. shares SINGULAR ACCIDiNT.—A singular mischance um i___ orsated is 1863, the whole of which way paid up, having occurred at Boutbaat, one agricalttual township in Warwick. ben pond, the chai runs m ved a reeolutioe autborisieg the creation and issue of 75 ,0004. a portion of the addl. shire. A number of persons were out gleaning, who a Hoeg capital autht.ried by the " Vale of Neath Railway thunderstorm came on, and they went into a elapsed to seek for shelter. Some sat %iodic a hedge, whilst others Act, 1865, end In reply to Mr. Parson, said the directors anticipated that they would meet all their liabiltige, and took refuge beneath a rick need sufficiently high on its g that they as did mot anticipate any further sum would he re supportin frame to allow twenty or thirty to sit down quired ; but, stated in** report, mini their amen were comfortably under it. All at once the tee storm pills,, all realised, sod their liabilities adjusted. they Gould not my uPso which the wood= frame was supported gave way, and what their minimum permanent dividend wank' be. the rick came down bodily with a crush. Every effort wee This was agreed t o , an d th ia m in t o the c hairman and &m -inede to rescue the buried pesos, and all were at last got tore dosed the unglues, out. A boy named Robinson was, however, foetid to be deed, and some time elapeed before others could be brought toe 12th ordinary meeting REFOHD, HAY, rs AND Minces Rirmse. — The . of the shertholde was held Tester. round day, at the oompeny's offices, Back-buildiep ; Mr. Stake COMMERCIAL Bess or LONDON.—A meeting i n th e c h air. The report stated that the wit Authorising was held yesterday at the London Tavern, Mr. W. Jettison. as agreement for an inualgametiou with the Brecon and IL k'. who occupied the chair, said the directors had foetid ' Merthyr Junction Company has now received the royal ' great ' difficulties in administering the Kensington estate awe. Clauses were Mooned in the ant °Patents; running I not the least of them being the somewhat hostile sttitede pewees upon the Mid-Wales ticiameoy. Pursuant to the assumed by the trustees of Lord Harrington and by the rail- , ast se agreement for amalgamation (the principle of which way company. According to the terms of the lease the I had already been approved in special meetin g has bees bank was compelled to meat sees-aim number of houses; the 1 mee pleted, whereby the company's shareholder', according lean had only two years to run, and to perform their cove - to their priorities, will enjoy a tined dividend of 51. per eget. tone they must erect twenty more houses. For that put- , The separate company will henceforth exist mile for the rose it was oecemary to borrow money on the security of the i purpose of winding up its affairs, and most of the directoes bent. If that were done he had not the shadow of a , already coney seats upon the amalgamated board; end the doubt that the whole of the capital would be returned' service" of the solicitors and secretary have also bees re. to the shareholders. He concluded by moving " That de.' need. The Chains*, in movie( the adoption of the »- tele haring loon laid before this meeting, clearly showing port catered into a history of the line, and said an aet had it to be the interest of the shareholders that has obtained from parliament for the a n s aid of so the necessary somber of houses should be agreement for an amalgamation with the Breve and Mer erected on the back's Kensington estate, the directors be thyr Junction Railway. Clauses were inserted in the sot and are hereby authorised to assist in the erectioc, by loan for running powers upon the hild•Wales Company. Mr. or otherwise, of a sufficient number of houses to comply ' Gartbside seconded the motion, which was unanimously with the covenant. of tb building agreement with Lord , carried. Mr. °enfolds** proposed votes of thanks to Harringtos, and to raise the Deossesly fonds for such par the chairmen and to Mr. Benin, the contractor, which were pose on the security of the existing sleets of the bank." unanimously agreed to. Mr. Robinson seconded the motion. Mr. Johnson wished' BRECoN AND MERTHYR TYDra. JUNCITON RAIL to know how long It would be before the shareholders re- WAY.—The ordinary half-yearly general meetly' of share. sieved back the remainder of their capital. The Chairman holders was held yesterday at the offices, No. 7, Bank replied that it would be about two years. The houses b u ildings, Loather; ; Mr. W. L. Beaks in the chair. The must be built by the summer of 1867, and ground-rents would then be created which would be *old for the benefit report stated the traffic returns would permit of the pay ment of a dividend at the rate of U. per mot. The bill of **shareholders. After a slight diacusslr the resole- nn ta ior i n i nn the amalgamation of the Hereford, Hay, and tiou was adopted nee. dia. The usual compliment to the Li mn , Ra ma , Company bad received the noel accent, chairman and directors concluded the business. After mining powers over the Vale of Meath hoe to Swan- KENT COANT RAILWAY. —Thesixteentb half-yearly sea bad been given 03 the petition of the company, the bill geese& meeting was held yesterday at the Victoria Station, for the transfer of the Vale of Meath Railway to the Greet Weetmiuster, 84 Cure* - Roney in the chair. The directors Western Company was withdrawn by the promoters. Per reported that the revenue of the company continued missive powers to subscribe to the Alexandra • Docks at to improve is a meet satisfactory meaner. After Newport bad been nested is the bill for that midweek's', payment of &beaten intend and general charges, mad powers to use the dock's railways with the erosion of the eat balance of the review account to the the Merthyr Tydfil had bees granted. The Chairman moved the adoption of the report, width was agreed 30th June last, including 2,5881. Os. ld. brought from briefly the previous half-year, amounted to 11,2771. 12s, 7d., which to, as also a motion for the claidaration of a dividend of 5/. enabled the directors to pay dividend at the rate of 6 per per cent. A proporatice to ax the remuneration of the di. met per annum on the Weems., B stook, and to carry motors at 1,0001. else received adoption. forward a balance of 2,2021. 12a. 7d. to the anent balf.l GMAT SALE OF LAMBS AT HAWICIL The third year. The traffic returns for the ant nen weeks of the peat sale of lambs for the semen took pleas is the auction current half-yew exhibited ae nevem of 10 per met. over all of Messrs. A. Oliver mid Sou on Thursday, when newly those for the correstroedhe ;oriel el 3884. The line and 10.000 head were exposed. The atteadases was age% very works were maintained by the Loathes, Obstinate, and Dover large. The demand for Cheviot wether lambs wee vine Company to the satire smisfastion of Use dirsetcsa. After great ; prises ranged from 17s. 3d. te Da 6d. Than was the solopties of the report, the meeting was made spatial, a large show of Cheviot ewe lamb ; press me from 16e. to teed resolutions were posed for Seethrtieg the 30,230 A 275. Bd. ; the better Idea is great netheet. Half-bred storm and the 12,900 mow abuse et 1864 Into 429,5119. wether lambs wren eagerly semen after, and prises retched oldiwar7 gosh- Tbe "Mal onnitalmst to the chairman from ls. 6d. to 6s. Id. higher than were obtained for the and di:eaten consdadsd the feeesedis.. . . . , ' mma dale ed desk debts mls bet year. • • ' 1M1MM.0.........MEME1M I El Banco! and W. Mote, Dudley port, SLlferthldrs—,-..?..."•..,,_ C. A. Moab, J. Tucker,,and C. A. W. S. itb, sera se far ss nem& J. Tacker -W alk, - .7, 4 • 174, Pntserrostreet. ILuur.r Wm,. J . km Barlmoombe, Dereoshirs, Mick sassugac.77 . .._ ...J . . a Pettiness, Nomesetirepoo-lyne, card c. g. Lemehey, Wise 011es.coart, bootaellers-J. 'rse awl R. TIMM 11 teen lAD tai dealers-W. heist= and Jr, Ea.. West Smithfield, tie plate workers-W manalartarm of er' 70easfref desslthsoo. Brigham, " Heaven, F. Dears". and C. Bt merchants-S. Russell end City, lightermes-..1. Noth..a and L J. .noaa.t. clotblers-D. Larocca, & t Dean , Bradford, totsmolids, war ai L l ll . 7 -N. Cohen and H. Proem's, . wholesale clothiers. SOOTCR PRIII:7111211,1101. JAWS* LITYLIM, Perth, grocer, Algid X), Peeth. MARKETS. BMUS —BIIISTOL, A.EIGUST 25.—The provid, sod fliers is • fair business doing proved prim. &fund sells more middy. dems•d. TALLOW.—Firtar Ersoliro.—Tbo tallow steady today. Quotation, ore as follows • 1664, Y.C., 44a. 3d. ; October to Deer 44.. 9d. ; Decorabee, 450. 6d. ; Joao*, to a..., March, 460. to 460. 3d. Towo t•lkor, 44.. itt., At tbe amebae 496 casks were offered, WI of irk Twang sheep, 44e. 94. to 45a. 3d. for fiat,* 41 8 . rior sad *Ploy. Australia bog, 42a 601. to 43a 114. ; alio; to daelow greasy, 40a. 9d. to 41s. 6d. ; Biel flow 440. dd. Ant piper ; el ow, 4.1.6 6d . ; Ono* ant all steady. Oeoloa, 44a 6d.; Or ; Brassy, Ono, Oa. IL to 44e. 6d. ; 400. to 41e. ; low to drew. 37.. to 36a 6d. 3fi. 6d. to Ma. Orl. P est elk 33a. oorroN. Lamson, Acorn 26. improved &mad to the early part of the • &Outlay asst Monday a large bantams was des 'kissable advance worn the lowest sales of week hat deco luesday the market has closed yesterday with little Osage from lot does. See Wand has bees to good 6111011 C rates. Americas ccedinties io requtst, bat is, Maness a &dies has been submitted to of jd. Bread rather a large business has base doss, bat till has fallen off shoo Tuesday and no change use 1 from last week's rates. Egyptian hu best in mei sod early is the week wan 'lightly dozer, aims been freely amid sad closed it laa quotations. Though the stock of Bmyras is sr ( rai d, offered, sad prima are jet. to week. In East India the opre.tioes have boo dderable exteut, sad full rates were carrostet meneemeot of the week ; the late snivels have r buyers greater choice, and they have bear' . themselves at a decline of Oxon id. per "' the better qualities. The business is has been limited, le onisequsees of the , °Eerier, sad the comparatively high prices Speculators have taken (lanai the week 12,4404. porte 25,620 balms ; sad ths trade, 49.110 laps have ba d a fair deemed to-day. prices as - sales are 10,000 bales, of which 4,000 are speculation. The followiug are the ofileir' Fair °dom, Mobile, ()pleads, easiest ; . I.Bjd. ; ditto Mobile, IS jet ; ditto Uploads, OOTI'ON 000D8.--NANCHINTSIX ties ben some business doing to-day for all kt.— The amount of Waives, has not bees he* t ru; n en sad *ellen us waitiog Wens. by the outemee edemas', saw doe, sad expected tonight Is Moen yams we ban very steady market, bet thel Teesday being required only a moderate buena Us le dose. Onles bong firmer again today , flea inalee ensure Is sot enacisraghig , lo cloth thin h iny change sine Tumidity. There has bees • little imbue for the finer fabrics, but shirtless sod other psi lid foe India an much scented. There is no claim it • Sellers of all deicrlp :mu of goods hold yule their quotations In the facie of a Amer cottos aayb Mayen an cautious and purchase with reluoleanneall rates an required. Great numbers of looms an slit ban sow bees swed aide, modally neighbourhood, sod the beads of endows are by the esuseeptest lemming of prodostios. Toe es manufacturers have failed, bat they sn pegis h Assped before. CORN.--Cnithinthenn. AUGUST 25.-Ibe mime leg she week has been very theettled, sad thug nib fallen. All own sow abroad has withhold pertltht There was a fair show of sew leftist at market thlthal vary various Is coudition sod quality, some good mut 50e. to 52a. ; white, 445. to 48s. ; extra, 4 1 / 4 ; wise& quality whit*. 44e. to ths. ; old was nest in west pews, red, 51s. ; white, 551. Linool.l, Ammer 25.—W0 her bad a lair Er old wheat at atartet to-day, sod Let melee pima fully supporta& A 000sideroble ember of sumploolo wine showing. the quality sad 000dition very walla $ old, 45e. to 47a. ; ditto Dew. 425. to den ; wbN., ey a to 545. ; ditto new, 46e. to 555. WAILIFIZLA Loaner 25.—0n1y a manor Womb dowsed for old whoa bring chocked by as adman par quarter asked. Some new offered, bat weed m sad forbad irregular poor. Swine oar dour. ANI for week endieg August 21:—Wheat 4,001 cloth 43.. Ma. ; barley, 100 quarters, at 32. 6d. ; eeth3lea ten, at 264. fth 00ALS.—LonDois. Amon 25.—Oswpta Elk 17.. 9& ; Hartinp 'lvey, 17.. 9d.: Tanisld *KA Walls ETA Biddall, 18a. 6]; Elea Main, lb. ;va End Hai:wall, 20a. ; Walla End listion. 2Clo ; Id Batton Lyons. 18.. 3d. ; Walls Zed Ben! &dm& Walls Ead Stewart's. 20s. ; Wills Rod Taa.M9,lko; Walls Eod Swath Hartleaeol, Ds 9d. ; 19s. 9d.: °army and Darya Mat*, 24..-4 9 P 11 market. 37 ; sold. 35. ligeseiart, uteri, mincing-me, tttr awl J. Mts. latiolosso,,,,, nisos—W. B. AVIV" ag4 T of Nola Toter os, Yseltakire, Buttkletaptostak Untl• sad L frOtIOIL lo so far as re W. lot to k d • vla 1114/1:7111TIATION. toter, Avert 30, at the ILK ETS. .DE .ocusr 25.—The dorsi hat g 11- fair Meiners doing at 1.6. alit more Ready. fleet. • be say as are m follows October to Deormlecrt. 6d. ; January to lbael, Ike ..' 4 "• Town t.lbw , 444. 414., s were offered, all of etadink • to 455. 3d. for for, at ffii sa beef, 42a 6d. to 431. 40s. 9d. to 41s. 6d. ; am& 1; yellow, 43.- 64. ; so 11s ' fid-t Caul:I h la A A 6d. to 424.64.: 1104 L.ll Iva to 384. 6d- int ant 33a. AL, AVOW" 25.-04111 g the early part ef tho emir. ay. large bemoans was dam Mk t% the lowest salsa of the pm. y the market has but MANI little thane from lest wok's% bete In good domed • pm. nasty i o mutat, bet is, ten t sty submitted to of Id. pot th. Bose has been done, bot tit* roads, sod DO dings cu 4.t, "option has ben 111 goof toi, • - 6 re k was 'lightly dam, le led and closed as Iml the stock of Smyrna is smith or FAA an id, to W. low. 024 tb. oper.tioos nays bast los. all rates were cturestat On a ; the late arrivals have saw is and they have beta ails le ei ns of aliciat id. pa lbmmalk, • Tbs ommi blA sia t. d u th albs e mi ab ii • kparaff ottl/ high pries . _6O4 ► &AI the weak WM ems; soda leads, 49,110 ad today, 0 041 "AS*, % , of which 4,000 an f . sati owing are the official plands, Itortiott ; taiareit Bid. ; ditto Uplaods, 1814. —mascasirrsa. AVM' SAO I s doing to-day for all f Waiver has not base mitt TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mien Pas- Mee. Teta IA eALLWATI. egos. *engem dandles. 1164 Week ending June 10. g I. great ...mature of 79 VA 357 92$ Week ending Jun* 24. lladesa—S.W. Line Da N. W. Ur 79 -Me ill - - 818 ill ;reek eid — ii4JOl 7 a 214bIt6ad BI 11 1 854r1•04. 74 418 410 *5•14 44421 as Sava L 041011111/1 do 367 151 SS Week 4041360 August L Orimil Truk 080114608 ..1177 10,960 15,151 111 ' 0 0 . 1 perk 140411,6 August 10. Bristol aad Zu4s 1%4 km 2,704 1/ 71 Cidedastaa Minton= 118•84 Jesters Grog Waders 100 71111 40,171 116.9 113 1 " 6 MOIL° 01111IYAL PALICZ.•-••01111 MULLIS. Da Fiala; AMMON 25. Admmigns w PIM.% 3 1 11, into by mama dishes., 1,133 total ,Noma. [Advertiamsestd—HounwAy's 011111110rI Yuan.— gems nib* are daily ezteading 'ken tiMile handy deepening. may be wrested in their torterintrd il ,„. and ladaord to take a Imago action. by gellingrodawilia Ointment. and taking these perifylim Mlle. It tomes , * ne And militia all ennetod bantams from Melb a a Moen eg the lege, indmmatfono canard by raritoni mamas ad the %ewer limhs, can sensibly be maid cured by Holloway' neyer-fading Otetment, Oda . 0P" . ... exoseeme and ettniulatee sluggish wenlez and agnitria In constitutions breaktag down u, der pills. lelanikr similarly palatal maladies, a lee applicatiom a all 1 Olatment will glee comfort, and a peraisience Weed a curs. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DIOS BIRTH& _,...d SI DEANE—August 23 at Tanteido Welk fd• ... • Elamlea. of aeon. FLOWE —AV: St. at Plnehnime, Oamberwif oo wale of J. S. wee. Esq.. of ama IMOIMILT.—AumaIt tt, at Gloacesteridase. Pali. he wife of J. L hoped, Ike ,of • dsuliw/ 0 .06 80/TANCL —Anent 2t, at Denmark Cottage. the wife of Mr. F. S. dentseat, of asou. WAhltilf.—Augun Itt. at Lash-IGIL Sane , . O. ' lb li WI , ......... 0 J. 8. Warren. of • ma YOCELL. —Augastßrundeibury Villas, ... wale el Mr. Jr. S. Yens& of a &nein" . MARRIAGE& 110W1M—W1190W.—Aosust SS, at M. Genes Mara_ _.., 11 . man E. Bearer, Eng.. M.D . of Windom. to Meets Maw' laughter of CispOwn IL Whew. late of the 19th 61M10.00. COCII.MANE-11161.4—inguat th at 9t. "ries pose. b) Ey B. . G Macileata, Mader , . ".,,,Lid iell° N Y.C.. 7th UMW', to Any, daaiLIL T 0 of tuabpool It, Yorkshire. ....ale 111290N—WILIVE. - August 18, at the Eroteetsat tw..—.., dyes.. Mesebetel, by the Nev. 1.. fielleamble. Wm liL ;•••• lemon, of hillemlon, to Men, daughter of Os MW Maim Eng , of Northemetoa JACYSON—SANDILIIMIN. -.August 26 at M. 1 • 10910 Enluinhead, hy the Rev. W. A. Tatters.lL W... .....ii Mt RaTIOUt'S Parch, Osten. Edward PAUL ht:W. DOS of WM am Jactioa. Wl' . the liw w. to blaming Anna, eldest Oseghter et OZ .I 6.11 ODOM lank, Birkenhead Wet 1106111.11- WELFORD.Audast fdi_tiLliwill ami t i z i . NW% by the Ayr. J. C. Browne, W. N. B. tedwri, law, to Ilwirleite, daughter of N. CL Waked. at near Coventry, Esq. DEATH& ELETE.—Atigwit !i. at radassma. mmiku. *O w t a aged 111. AuCt El. at MittEeld•foal. Elar-Lw all • Mik siiii c , lian, &ugh d the Me &M. Chet, Da, of bli Chatomg, amide& ' 71111C1.—Averagi 96, iii lasderhowee. truckb***o6. r i the wag of Y. C. Mai Esq.. add et the adWi i 4 EWILET.--dnwle St. at Mim. bear, amiss T. w. Tarry. in, of that eltj.tflour slip 90017.--Aegut 26 at Northland*, Bata, MO., Spelt 1req.,1131, not TO- WEMOMDIL -*nowt st, Mr. Z. liymende, of $ 0111 1 .4 , ; teetirlieelt. MP. EL • & .1. " Opp sat si , iiaupti..bni, wwbor, Sept 13. Rosily Werra. Tewfoa, Sothwenehloo, itraiger-. Sept la. T. 0. Belt, taster. travelling donor is drapery -foot. IS. J. Little, Ratter, hotel keeper -Bept. 11 L W. Comfy Trlgnmouth, Devoiehire. dairyman-amt. 15. J. 0. .tenkings Rioter, cattle dealer Sept J. lemby, ifilverton. Berner stehire, farmer - Sept 7. J. Will. and W. M. Wilk (separate Liverpool, inerchanto-Sept. 7. J. IMMO& Liver pool, planeter -Sept 7. Sony Over, Cheshire. atiller-ilept IL W. Coalmine Ilverpool, Maher merchant -Sept. It G. Speiser, Liverpool, hotel keeper-Sept & W. Marathon. Whitby, Yorkshire. tailor-Sept 11 L Johnson. Rainy, near York. corn dealer-Sept. tt. F. C. Feed, last &tenths:me, Devonshire, en gineer In the royal navy Sept 0. I. R. H. &carte. Plyageath, chemist-By. & J. N. tokenism. Piyamith, onennegnal travel. ler -Sept 10. T. Dinky Tuings. Ilmennahing, brewer- Sept. 19. Z. C. Ropekirk, Rudy perfume. PARTNIRSEIPA DISSOLVED. C. Tally and J. A. Barr, &Media& Prober aurchante-J. F. Eke and T. Nee. Manch e ter. cotton eplanere-C. W. Outliner sad A. W. Challiner. Rochdale, tea doalm-T. Parkinson and T. Rearm Bradford. rag tiadere-J. Bolthardno end Macy Deborah linlingdele. aimed, Katie, Ma Iv tore-T. Chapman and T.J. itoblasas. Idemelsegtor, ontom deske.-J. (hoe m& I, Croy Paravortn. tonsighlre. Mien meth deabge-A. Wilds sad C. Portions. Liverpool. con Milas-A. Welti a ta Loyd; Mater. johns--R. J. T. Itarbottle, J. T R.& E. Drove, Jon- Iddermenhor k. City Row Wiles : and Melbourne, A genera go fee se regards R. GPM. jaw-W. Brobba.Jom.. led R. 11 • Bombe.. Yonutily lame marelegging-vl.. Magni= gad C. Jaelsea. - • icise lAverpotth coed inerehmate.gt . Tr asb and Printed sad Pahlithod by Wat t If uoss : k. Geforge-stwat. Old Bramel - YM O. &adme '. &adorers, and J. Milsid6;mtarataist.the Teo Irs!dast IrcadArforsaled vidsain, se St Ms tilpfi A" :4 4 7: Assissisia-4. anualux.. POW IR Olt re