The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-14 00:00:00

). . ll ' 4 iiii. ' THE EXPREL . a WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14, 1861. _mi lli hill spoRTING INTELLMEXcE. • R AMWAY A I :I;.k.NGEMENTI3. Fiord AST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. tab) intelligence. Exmouth-street, when the prisoner came up to me and --- e - -e- Num WasTERN.- .t apecsal cheap train seal hove 1 16 stuck a knife into my head, and the blade broke off. When WOLY Waterice-bridge Statim for Boutin this morning d itticattris. .._...__ t wee coming down the stairs at his house, he made a threat KRIIIMPTON RACE/i--Ti - restiaT. to•lnorrOW Monday), at 10 :i.m., returning (lola Re 4 ir..t.,, vir.t Censwela tad Owego DAT, Peterborough. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-A rorar 13. x , a fi t ft. m e e n w m itlb t. is belmfyonrenehte stabbed b ha b d ed ble e n from his house ten or Eillt tIMILLUIGTOM Aisles Of to mew. each , with 50 at 7µa . each day. ..orthaniptimahliv, bull, en nalsooder August 23 .t 121, ailed; fur 2.ortshle, Wilms mina %Wades anewamea CIIIKAT Wlterlttli -A special train eat leave and Bept.lo at tat , Sok, Kingsford and • --- th e hie Darman, Rise -street Stored • of• wain Muse , (Before Mr . Commissioner Fano.) Mr. D'Eyncourt-What did he say to you? T.Y.C. letnighe half min. dington Station at 12 ceeloth each day, returniug from Read- hallatreek I . • • .' ' Bad2g- RE TALUS. This Smiths eertificate meeting in the matter of Lucinda Prosecutor -He wanted me to go down on my knees and Lao." ale Ni.terv's gPelbente. tii 11 ourr.6 - 0. 3 . 8 I: 11, tag at I' p.m. me. Ilb suss. . . . ..u. casuist. 1 --- 1 .11An Wilds. Alnestoke, ilunii.shlre, licensed brewer, Ancrust • boom an d hi. h e o f . • • •1 at Ili, and bat. 27 at II at Beeinghallatreet Bola . .pm is r, N o. 2, IN arwick-square, confees but he world not give me time. PriaMer-Did you not draw the knife first! ler. T. etemsestrtal,Mt iii, Ire 710, !SOW, • Earl. 2 ACtEPTAXCIb 70a TIIE GREAT Ewa .FIAND '. P. TwO epdeln. fluereourt, Temple, Clark, Bishops Waltham? City, and 12, Chadwelbstreet, Peutonville. Prosecutor-No • I had no knife in my possession. • Mr. .1. Merry's Esprve., est IZ h • me. 'is •ea i •seisocc, 3 ma.. ( 7 4 gp a whom dndare . . 10.,,; 51.05..." each. -3_ me m ; e mu . ; g mim m a g .wmt. The talsamsbeet, by Mr. Junes Hutton, extends, from Mr. IfEynoourtlllid you know both the accused and his Lord Uthetrien'il Master Vent., vat TIR Marlton` 4 11 _ , , Mr. T Pares Omit, set Ilh . .sillier, 5 . v ul li" e " meeptm, using s et i,dn , it has h em C iteLina IltlerMeT and taiantre lirsinutv, jun., Suffolk - grove , let of January, 1860, to the 26th April, 1861, and she as w if e .: snuthwark. 011 rennet., Alums' 24 wol° o l°. 57 . lA IS - at baal”..: - follows :-Dr. :To creditors, 1 , 706! . Ds. lid. ; ditto holding p e t or -y ea. Mr fica nar.E. Paroapret, ...1 *.ii. o ~,,,9,„‘ „ ,, 6 raised to Sst 121 and the otheis in proportku. Au,: at vl, Age et lb Bee hal l strict. Sol., Conran, Bucklersbnry : off. asetg., (Jamul!, m 0 .6 2 4,,, gm, I L ; moat s on % ra di um etef, g e , gd . , • errors . Netting :9to 1 apt Express -. to 2 smut laliverne, 4to i t;m: - -t • r of the prisoner know that you were in pt Master Fenton. 7tol ay t Ethel. si.d 10 to 1 let Ipe ;AY,. 2 CJlAlltrav FuvTIR Ront7ivoil, Suiscsvtreet Finale°, boarding. in Poettnih 41 - 176 . 2 d- ;Acta', 2 , 9121 : Ile. 6 d- er• : By the habit of visiting his wife 4 5 7 Intimidation 3 8 home keeper, August 22 at 10i. and Sept. 11 at 114, at Basing- debtors, good, and doubtful, Ziel. :is. 11d. ; pror= Prosecutor (hesitating)-No, he did not. Dank. After a emir!, of false starts the lid got well off, M...rowk .5 " • 5 7 Volta& gtheL Pirogue', sod Mi. - crate emetic away slightly in ad. Daces-Ha 301. 04. 9cl„ ; expenses, 163/. 3s. fkl. ; house and personal, wish , term. As dial' nrunaled the turn unto the straight Bali. l-sey leaps.. 4 a 2 , Gardrinr .... Comas Meaet. Portsea. Hampshire, edge Viol manufacturer, 1651. 9a. kl. • deficiency - , Ist of deanery, 1800, 1,581/. i ' that you accepted her invitation wine. took ni. the undone, was weer afterwards Wang 'will - Yea. leadel, ant woe cleverly by 0 ler;tli. Fthel raced in with et a „ mt ,,,„,„•" 1. Pasoan and Co.. Stapled tin, an d Edgtomb and Cole, Ports's ; Mr. D'Eyncourt -Did you know that he would not ap the &soma, • from the dome ..... and • Ilse to the chair Fier tr i r 4 71 , ' Item 3 2 Mr. el. Lawrence, for the assignees, said that he would off s wig.. ',mem, Basinchallatreet. .1,111 0.. of your accepting his wife's invitation to go into the tlnewal h..r ard Ir. play I second, lw..tiog Express by a 11~,i, . me. loofa Fenton we:. well lip fourth. husk fifth, and Prologue Paostoet lad. Deefuot Tbv. Ifoi. 1., aK a: STAKES (Hrinili,9l.), of . .x) WM. each. Itetnotaa ~5 . - Mr. D'Enscourt-And you wanted toget away before he The Commissioner Retarded a third-class certificate. got home! dale. Mile soil a half. 125 subs.) Sy dose 2 5 LAUtaltm lax EsTMRIr7 CugrANT (LAMM), August 30, at 12, at ser. W A.. ‘slefres *Miming", r. by N , •nniontir, 3 Yea, n. ........ .. . • Doyle, 1 Ftirtaten thislagitaU•steset -settle list of contributories. RE SEHRENDI AND NIcHOLLIS. Prosecutor (again hesitating - Yea, sir. This was the adjourned last examination in the matter of Mr. D'Eyneourt-lo fact, have you been carrying On • lord I ..a, 1.1114 Flitch. 5 yrs. :it tile . _ . W. Bottom 1 _____ INSOLVENT PETITION/3a John Bernhard Behrendt and William Austin Nicho ll s, clandestine correspondence with his wife? Mr Wadlow**Jlriaillos 3. , litivy, '1 yrs, sd cll, J. imiej t BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TUMIDAY. varTINO Caidart.s. Esst India and general merchants, of St. Maryaxe, Prosecutor-(atter • long pause)-Yee, sir. sir. .0 num. lindisrlii, 4 yrs. eat 123 b ear. 6st NI? r b.dloner, 4 1044 . 1.th0r..1%. . %Alta, 3 yr., 74 .1h . A Heard. ', We T. INtre• -laata ll, lw.4 p+, set 1.111, li. lastlikAUl. fi 1.L.11 t P. .• • P.•:,r - .-2..'s 1.p . .. .1, . -. ..... 74 1114 if. I arinoalinw 7 EBOR HANDICAP. 6 to 1 apt Virginias It) 12 to 1 - Stockade 14 to 1 - Monreocic (t) ambeth McMahon Ayusworth. Berroomiseyatreet, pat. ten maker-R. A. Vartmharson, Margate, late adjutant and trading under the firm of J. G. Behrends and Co. captain of the South Hertfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry Th e balance - sheet , an prepared by Messrs. C. Brown and cuto Me r, Din'tanYeyeetwedangetr? the surgeon)-la this man, the prose -E slarsi., Junc:lo....inews, Paddington , cab driver-E. S. Plum Dubois, shows the following amounts :-Dr. :To creditors , Me. Hill (the house surgeon to the Royal Free Hospital) sobo-chambers. constitoitatrect -C. Ili:artier. Caarolirlage.ternue. 21,6411. 13s. 2d.; ditto, clawniag to hold goods as security, replied that there was denger, and that gentleman was act clietwa. employ.' at creniorne.gardena_ft. Penney, North- 13,31r2/. 19s. 6d. ; creditors, for advances on goods under oordingly sworn-He said at about half-past one o'clock last 13 to 1 - Lady Trespass (t) rotten,. Turaltungreen-11. T. Tumroon , Broadway, London. co • Betting , 3 to 1 apt Fliteh, ft to 2 End Malta, 6 to 1 each Sells Hackney-T. D. Powell. Rostampton, surrey, carpenter ~, . , mtnt, ,A., 23,9341. 161. 2d. • liabilities on bills payable, night the prosecutor was brought to the Royal Free Hoe art I ildminster, Jingling Johney, ant Lyaacote, and Bto I S T. LEG IX -.3 p e „,, eartatrect. llar>lebone . h eo g er -g ge h o i L i m o , :E.... ......, ditto on bills receivable, 3,8931. 8.. 9d. ; pital suffering Om, an extensive incised wound on the right Hoe art t%v a 1 a oche, other' etne in . i d rg ter fo le hei t i l e r th' tol f t l ' '' l w m e i l e 10 to 1 - Lady Rime ft) 0. reeutteldaatet. Couitnembil-road East, picture frame maker- 88,8221. le. 41.. Cr.: By debtors, good, 1,361/. is. li d. ; lir. D Lyncourt- Through the bone? Ilm•ltisld. 31alte, . . • •. - •• ster. with 11 to 1 - Rouge Dragon (t) I: ' , rah, Wars Ick street. Goklettaquure-li. Abblewhite, Pro. ditto doubtful, estimated to produce, 2,000/. • propeety The *deem- Yee, through the skull. Immediately Les:welt •ocl ii owing up the real. .ts they went vtlence.villas, Hammersmith, and Mount street, Grosvenor- given up to assignees, &J/. lie. Bd. ; goods in the hands of above that wound was a smaller lacerated one. There was Moog th.• far side of the c.rave Aval m...• still held the - square, coach maker-E. Maul, Albanyatrect, Itegent's.park -J. THE CROPS IR ttilil e t.4l . infor.l- u r i o j a i d, Fulham, clerk to an army contractor- creditors, 9,0611. 11a. lid.i ds rods under consignment, a punctured wound on the right shoulder, and ow. just Wed. Malt. hiving m Into the se .onel I'. it ; hut in shi• ria wEA THEE AND position he .lab nit bag ceetinue. (04 both ',„etilillthrdet aid SCOTLANA -m i .Nsi , tik.a n rth , maaagin a hot eeinco . c 33,0651. N. ltd , ; Man, 12; .A. Cd.. ; trade expenses, beneath the collet bone , but these last were superficial. business-O. Mitchell. Gnat Rumellstreet, Bloomsbury, am- 2 , 3481 . 3 e. ld. ;J. B. Behrends' drawing!, 610/. 6s. 11d. ; The wound in the bead is a very serious one. It no doubt a lel* Johnny met him and took close otie r with Av.l. tioneer-B. T. Harrison. Corlisle.street, Lambeth, carman-4'. liabilities per contra on bills payable, 17,578/. O. 10d. ; was caused by the instrument produced. (The handle and -- a-- Irsette, ni lit,: thseecame on s id e ty •si le sling the straight Durk. the pantweek I th 1 been %s led . I. C -oper'...n•ad, Old li ent•road, salesmen to an upholsterer- ditto bills receivable, 3,893/. Bs. 9.1. ; deacienn 31st Dec., blade of the clas p knife were here handed to the worthy • where A...1m01a- rompotuadal and Flitch „ pawed her, 5nit ,.,.... .4 .II Hue, Chapeletrvet, Pictedilly-T. Powell, Triolty.street, 1860, 6,4621. 7a, &L ; total , KB4-21- is ad. rate. broken. Much rain has fallen -in some Pe : in the nort emithwark. cl...ing with nlihnioster ami Jingling .1....,nny at the ...- .-. la•v‘• - ilv th a t e te l l YEyncourt-I suppose there is danger from the tance the three tan'. very .ever race 1.....nw Ohintinster - ---"" ; the crop he - - been "mx • n Mr. C. K Lewis for Nicholls. wound? , wincing ea Ow post be a Wad ; a dead heat ' for mead neighbeurMod of Perth especially they have been beaten li . e . aL and RonTRIS. Loodhuie, City, merchants-3rd dividend pla i -e ; f1e.,.1g4,1 was a raid fourth ; the others as ph , re,L down- particularly barley and wheat-to an extent that 1 , 7 1 0 ti.. ma Thursday after Oct. 6, at Staliaield's, Dasitighall- This last adjourned in consequence of objections Witnese-Yes. He will not be out of danger for ten raised as to the correctness of the balance•sheet Mr. dye or • fortnight st the least. would almast lead one to believe that a r0110r . 11. 3 d Pawed TUC Cl.li " AND CUP of 11l em. each. with WO ' ,Mo tthen: The potato, which is already exhibit• nue, iir s ain . WlNCintints, Buckingham-street, Strand, stationer-3rd Nicholls having been • partner only from the commence - Mr. D'Eyncourt-Did the wound bleed much! .11t Mend of .... 7',.L. soy Thursday after Oct. 5, at Mansfelds, ter I', l-01 ( 111, ottl alPirslds a utsrso sat g•' ,ll °P ItHowod 30b over tn of dig, • will be taut , in 1 • Ural by th hugs min- meat of the year, and it was necessary to discriminate be- Witness-Not so very much. The knife must have gone l i I witii omit u and soling idiom:ice. ; winner. eaten ; two male mid a halt OD seta) foal. !ear it is A ir s' ell k u the Y 'DI -r - e h es . n '.' in f hall•treel. , _.., , t any excess ~, moisture • ',Ask., .iosiAll merlfitssor., tams tom street, upholste sou ~... rer-2nd tween what really applied to Mr. Behrendt and what to in obliquely. Mr. D'Eyncourt-And he is not out of danger! I Mr. 1bt1b;....• • ter.wet. by Koh-I- noun , . P.. let ;Th . 9 Aff- teas the progress of the melody in this important tuber. divid.lid of ec.f., any Thursday after Oct. 6. at Eitanafelds, ... ihli Psslas l3l 4- . Brown, the accountant, requiring further time to Witoess-No, he is not. • Oa Sa t ur d ay the barometer was ascending, and the weatba'' Peein lt h•P•t reet• Vasa. I Ronner Prri.m. Croydon • Sur r ey , grocer-2nd dividend of 3d .. piece the accounts in a proper form an adjournment was Mr D'Eynecurt he the rosecutor) -Were all the wounds Cr. Iloto.no.P. smith tanrashlre. i yea. 00 ilt, toot waned ahont to settle; bet yederday the glass WWI -- sol ThiW. ;WY after Ott .5 at -- -, Uinetvld's, Lainghaliatmet. ordered to the 9th of October next at half-past 1 o'clock. inflicted . at the o ft e s time ? P L Taylor ... droupet a nd We had heavy trios in the afternoon and even- egagLlS LIMNS, JAMels. , She Meld, bookseller-lid dividend Lon! staarfords Delelbslls. 4 yr .. estnili 0 F.dwanis 3 lug- • prelude to the grouse shuotiug, which begins of Ti. Sd., say Wednesday after tlet. 7, at Brewin's, Shellield. TRI COMMIIMIONER AND vISCOCWr PALMERSTON. Prosecutor-Yea, at the corner of Exmouth-street Mr. T. ParY, Niar, 4 yr.. Tit 71:i Nig . . ~ stitr.ziew 4 thus t.....rniu,; (Aug. 12). Liam, Marx swam . th e „k e g e gg , fr a m a p age ,_l i a di e ld en d of Yesterday, it will be remembered that the Commissioner Mr. D'Eyncourt (to prisoner)-Do you wish to ask the Mr ,: 0 Lasers Knipoir, 5 yrs, owl 41a• Ti 0..:..; J. Daley) 5 , M.T. a a1k,.. - • viosat!..a. 3 j,T,., 7,. .sc,)! .h. ma a tin Seturday the reaping -machine was busily at work in a rs.. an y Wedneidal after this 7, at Brew ' n's, a a Sheffield. (Fens) add' wed Mr. Bagley and the other gentlemen of the medical gentleman any questions ? er, a I '. %;,,;,,e,, Rook 5 ,0, 4 , t , i „ . 5 , 1 11 - 15 1"7" / " . i - field of barley in Furfanhire, near the Duleon J auction for alai; se HIT( 1 01 1 Asian'. Aieltivhl. common brewer--1d din- bar in the following terms :-" I have lately addressed • Prisoner-No, sir. But I wish to convey my best thanks ,it 'irimohaw. 0 Montruee, and other fields in the sonic Deighbourhoud were dead of 3... any Wednesday after Oct. 7, at Breen,* shettield. letter to Viscount Palmerston, a. Prime Minister, express. to him and Mr. Popham for their kindness to me after I Wauas: Cu',, larminghsin grocer-lot dividend of . 4s. Sal., oct. 8. and any sithsequ ' ent Tuesday, et whlttoore Is toe Betting :sto 4 apt Dukihella, ft to 2 apt South Linea. quite ready for cutting. Between Glands and Eerie Mg my feelings as to the manner in which the commis- wan wounded. It may throw some light on the matter if 1 shire, 6to I emb apt 'tadpole and Niger. it to 1 each Neat •eY l ht l . ll wo were o oPffed hi 'OYU'S low a field a lats, and ininghars • miners of this court have been trotted by the Bankruptcy state that I used the knife with my left hand, and I might Cororet aad Plirtetion. On settling into their places, Co. ui.ol , More haul that tinge which a day or two of sunshine 'Wray Tipersuit. Stmtfordupon.Avon, draper-lig giadend Bill now become law. lam anxious to give the utmost pos - therefore have cut my arm and hand myself. I held the Tasw . l butt the lead, his imnicdiat e ~ttentra being would transform into a sufficiently golden hue for the ot es. 7.1.. tvt. 5, aid any subsequent Tuesday, at Whitmore o, able publicity to that letter, and with that view 1 intend knife till the policeman came. Phrtateet. :swath Lancashire. and Niger, Rock Scorpion 'kids: Birmingham DIVIDENDI. to read it in this court to-morrow at 12 o'clock. I shall be Mr. Hendry Holme Popham, a chemist, said-The prose. glad if the members of the bar who practiae in this court, cuter was brought to my shop. He was bleeding profusely • Mauna .•,. the r. Jar. NO change • ....meted -.mid they end During the pest week rain fell heavily every dey up to Pe 20. G. Ablit . t. Birmingham , s a past th.• .t red sod made,.. the Lick stretch. where leulei• haturti.iy at Creiff, and all the fields of grain, potatoes, end 1. 54 . P t e Li e , 'wh it ril tz llsT ee j e .r. C. ffinar, 11 . It Dal' and some gentlemen connected with the press, will attend. from the wound in the heal There was the blade of the I hope to have to-morrow • sufficient number of printed knife (produced) stuck firmly in his head. Is was more beLla took third Ids , . sod in !hi' triter the,' entered the turnip., especially in low-lying situations, are completely Li efol,arail shaumhal. chineanerctimits-aept. s. J. Hrettargh. I straight. aria.. ie I•linetion beat a retreat. At the dist a nce satursted. The Lars and other streams for the last eight re v ntl ton, near Mariard.er, timber dealer-Sept. 6. L Cogitate copies of the letter to supply every gentleman who wishes than an inch and a half in his head. Dukairella wads her effort, but foiled to get up to CoromA, days have been flooded, and large quantities of soil and T. Swindells, Mancherater, bookers - Sept .:.. A. Oalcovoresal, to have one." These ambiguous remarks of the commis- Mr. D'Eynooart-Could the knife go in so far without who arm Mr ii 'snob sad 6 half ; a 'wok iwtweea th e se - ha . v. Weil embed away from the braes by the heavy Marichester, merchant- a dept. 3. J. M•Clure, Jun., Manchester, stoner pve rise to much speculation, it being known that touching the brain? mod end third. Niger wan a bad fourth ; Itedtwle and and almost continuous showers. The grain crops have lismbesterearehomenten - seld. ::. w. Paster. Manchester, cloth the sommissioners are retained at their present salaries of Witness-It went up from the side to the top of the I turer-Sept. 4. K. Greenhalgh, Bury, Lancaahin, 2,0001. • year. The result was that at 12 o'clock the court skull. leaving the brain underneath. Flirtation ties'. Kock Scorpion did not pus the post. filled well within the last three weeks, but the 41424 confeMb an o u te ze r-Sept. 4. O. Reiland. Jun., Lancaster, grocer. cruse b . sou . was dimly crowded by an auditory anxious to hear the Mr. D'Enicenrt-Then the blow must have been given grated. ne wim""r a " . `Wand for Mr, R."lmr, and V es int o d eanshiPe ' combined with a low win t ,P eretme, him ' etude° CIATIFICALIA to be unless ralrewes 'table at If eduesfonL their neitnriug Oats, except in • ew cages, have a pro- contrary on or before the day of rassang. letter read• with muck tome! Na NricoND Sr .11aritli HODINIAL STAKE. of 10 save Iniejel f oce, and with favourable weather will Sept 5, ,1, Cl,,pmoo • e o „,to.f d u ,. b oo m o k or _B.o . &R . R . The Commimiener laid-After what I mid yesterday, I 0/item-Yee, sir. I had to use three pairs of foroeps cad, with 70 .14*A. for .1-yr.oithi ; colts, 10st 7lb ; tinier.• nerally s t e ru l lky both in straw and grain. A few fields of ahem% kictunond.rdlas, Westbourne.grove Sank builder- had • long none situation with a gentleman in whose judg • while the policeman held him to draw the blade of the it 4a, . wnwen .0, .. .. m id.. an d ot h er n u onnin . m ; barley in the neighbourhood will be ready for the sickle in Sept. 3 W. 11.. 'layer, De‘oushireterrace, Camdemroad, meet I have very great confidence, and the result wee, he knife from his skull, and in doing so one of the forceps was I et., the *sine of a week, but h arvest wall not be general before apothecary-Apt. 5. W. It. Wagstaff, Yeneburchstreet, (lty, recom men d e d tn. to postpone the of the letter broken. Great sensation in court.) lbe owned to lave his sm. Owe mile and a WU. s a. b yr r ~ 9. ,ii II 6, igi i 9 6 , 2 • reedin g . i min.) tir. T. Pares Redeem b 7 :Celeste/Ater. 1 Jr% at Illi tholes' week of August or beginning of September. The c w . . s n e er- ' °••• *. a° cya cw oil . groc er-Nov. 7 . until the reassembling of the legal world after the holidays. Mr. D' oncourt-Then you had to nee all your force to varies according .to the soil, and all the early sown barleys 3- h- hiurd ' BPPlLeghera• °seer ' la esemiem I irregular, and out no luxuriant as the late sown ; but, taking PABINKR4III7B DISSOLVED , Janies Godwin and J Godwin, Bristol, 1 bents- Mr. E. fluelens Wyesestay. II De wt elb I. Offreshew! I the crdp altogether, the yield will be heavy. The hay C. Driolan.le and C. Eaorent, Grotto.passage, Maryiebone, bar ter. MM.* Knot if. rat. 3 yes, 214 HA - fordhato 3 crop ia nearly all secured, hut is many indiums uioniton makers-H. M. Whitehead, J. H. Whitehead, and J. D. (Ironical laughter,) 'Those gentlemen who have come here, get the knife out? therefore, in anticipation of hearing this letter read, Witness-Yes. will I ain sorry to say be disappointed. (Renewed laughter.) could get the knife l ou hed t oftehisPelhieadheit. -admen times before I However, the disappointment will only be for a short time, Elijah Pembroke-I live at 3, Baker's-row, Clerkenwell. Setting :oto 1 on Kildense, 4to I apt Wynostajr. in bad condition, and owing to the excem of men- Whitehead, Hanoverstreet, Long-acre, and gadilleworth, York- se I shall certainly read the letter at the time stated. I was standing at the corner of Exmouth-street about 12 linntderd nide play for the fret mile, when he cow- lure and the want of sunshine, the second or after mump shire... Ben manufacturers, so far as regards J. D. Whitehead (Laughter.) In conclusion I repeat lam sorry, very sorry, o'clock last night, when I saw the prosecutor stagger, and Eu0....1 Awl rive way to b O Wb Wee•st•Y and Kihtman• will be far deficient. Turuips are bulking rapidly where -T. Yoder and S itinnington, Drifneld, Yorkshire, ' , metiers- to have caused all this disappointment. then I saw a woman throw the prisoner against some ti m w eidobis Oilik. 00 with the lead to opposite the endoicre. " fingeread.toe " hes not appeared, but the ravages of the B. Arming, and w. 00 :Larson Manchester, cotton manufac- Mr. C. E. Lewis- .Unfortunatel ' at this time of leer. The prosecutor and prisoner were all over blood; the Y, sir, vv..- -A. motth. Mary irymoni (sole executrix of R. Dymond, imp • I micro Klldowos wee alined mum sod woo *wily bY half • nislady are so extensive on ninny farms that the crop a deco -rs awd ,c. Bartholomew, and P. Smith, Rotherham% York- ear there is very little doing, and a hiatus occurs between latter was bleeding from hie hand. I saw no other man there. humph. Newham,' was heat... off, AN, this Thee a rush those eases will be a coal lets failure. In regard to pen- shire , gar -ninner,, a, far as regards Mary Dymond-H. E. Kin- ess and partridge shooting. et laugh.) I did not go near them as I was frightened. Some men came ens male to leek gildeeen for the "I, Lem, and twelve tom, the (e erie is ' fast in miens. lo tief& the cold and it. T. A. Turndoe, Taroham.gross, Middlesex, school The Co he assure you I yielded very unveil- from the railway works and rendered assistance. fifties be ea.. were takes about Lim eeverel times slaws are feet the tu lave not melted masters-B. Ntersland and J. B. Edge, Bolton.le.Moors and tingly to the arguments of the gentleman I have alluded to, It having been shown that prisoner was taken into cm- Wincliester, stmeneys-J. Stevens sad J. Sykteagmßtrming- The assemblage then diapersed, laughing heartily, and body by Murphy, 226 G, Ter 1141RoULD XlolllElts . PLA7IOI GO move., given by the their usual sins at mason, but few symptoms of the mmibers ef tke boreeA added to a sweepstakim ef 7 ems. dimes have bees seen among the roots yet , ham, timber merehaets-J. Howlett and 0. li 141.3 " many were the jokes cracked at the expense of Mr. Commie. Mr. Alexander (the second clerk) asked if the accused aremeseasy, kaotte, bricklayers-D. D. Poole, H. Johnson, a m ong a "orb, for all ape Wine.. *lira. htraight balf milln. On Friday the halved in the neighbourhood at Hunk mile. X. K incard, New.square, Lincoln's-Inm, attorneys, so far ( axle. wished to may anything. t • (30 sate.) Loon de If ivltre's liallease. by Wenweeley. 2 Int Ith vu commeseed, Mr. Brace, of Ashkirk Mill, in the valley as regards C. H. Kincaid-J , Armitage and W. Bowman, Kot a( the Ale, having cut a fine crop of Canadian cats. Others singham_ _ , woolstsplers-E. T. Gardner and T. Naylor, Preston, • Prisoser -Yee, I can throw . a light on the whole matter. Mr. D'Eyncourt told the prisoner he need not say any ant le et. ie. CI 1 ~I he the Watergate am prepred to begin to.day illoadaea Lesceshire, cotton spliiiiers-R. W. NlehOkieli, J. E. Robinson, ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. thing unless he liked-at all events until he had some cm ravage Ilkeliales tiaras , t we. let sib Mr Husheas Joliet, S ren nse A • yr. w s.arivws Mars. 6 yea, me Cab . I.s.mewell! 4 harveet quite general in the vale of the Teviot below the g oLc . o g e g . D e m on. c ar d p a ger s , 20 t ar as re g urds Jamas pax, NORTHERN CIRCUIT.-LIVERPOOL, CO. 13 . anyone to defend me. I think it better that I should ex- B. 112.../I's Duplicity. 1 yrs, sit lab •iire. rib es.) two dell-8. Webb, 8. Thornton, and W. Shaw, Holifor, Yorkshire, (Before Mr. Baron Martin.) plain the case, but I don't wish to take up the time of the • R. nylon a brick makers • so tar Li regards W. Shaw-W. Burn and S. Burn, ilettior :sto 2 eget Baliverne, 3to 1 apt Tara, 6be I THE MOORS AND FORESTS. Whitby, Yorkshire, cabinet makers - B. Murray and R. Stork, LOAN 80CIRTT ► FRAUDs. court. I should wish to state that I did not disgrace the 1 met oaulle, sad 10 to 1 each apt Juliet and Duplicity. SbeMekl, Yorkehire, pen aLd pocketknife mannfacturers-S. Great Interest was excited to-day by the trill of William volunteer cause by drawing my bayonet. It seems to be Ward and F. Ockerbv, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, woollen nianufac- Seabrook Chalkely, who for many years held a high Imai- the idea, from the way it has been flourished about here. Alter • •I '" 11 d ' h 'Y at the r at ' elV•••11 Ice I " inu.t6••••••• A correspondent of the Scotsman, writing from toren-W. E. ans an aJ. Thomas, Birkenhead• Cheshire. tailors Mon in Liverpool, not only by his business talents• but by that I used it. I had been to drill, but I did not ' el I supheity and the, unwillingness of inf.et to go near leer A m t it , mia t er; mm ..._.. The shooting season opened es- -T. Parkinson and .1. May sou Blackburn • 1;ocual in, Joiners reputed piety altdibilanthropy. He was considered as bayonet at all, use my berms, the flag wl• lewered, and inetsetl7 14.11..ra. wired terday (Minstar); but owing to the ey unfavount hie wen. -John Whittaker, James Vbfitaker, and • Job Whlttaker, Low- of to We hest, made all the naming. awl .m e '. ail by a,_ no .- ....Deed t° po u r, was en joyed. n On S un da y night . rain . con, m ,„,.. Y or k s hi r e , ~,gto n. ' ,l ime r 4. ..., far as regards John whit - 000 the great length, the wt.' e separating tte .i. .aml ft e.i the third ;taker-J. J. Speatt and J. 11. Holmes Klomgoompon•Hull, ship as the manager of the Tradesman's Loan Society he en- SOUTHWARK. 1 torrent., and continued without Tiara tinishmt e good fourth, only be..ten fens the third by - }toyed the unlimited confidemceof the numerous slutreholden, Walter Martin, • costemonger , was brought before Mr. ' • neck. Duplicity was pulled upend ...altered in last. intermission until the afternoon of yesterday, when the lone. ilty..lne and spirit merchants-C. B. Marshall end W. About twelve months ago, he suddenly decamped, . weather cleared up. In consequence. mortamen meld net w Miami, colliery proprietors-E. clayton and H. Whitele7, leaving e deficiency of several thousands of pounds Combe, charged with cutting eld wounding Catherine Ni ENVILLE Wallin Cup of WO wav, illanctienp), DY venture out. The keepers report that the moan are well Huddersfield. Yorkshire, printers-S. Austen and W. Austen% in his accounts. He went to the United States , Berry, with intent to do her some grievous bodily harm. who exhibited a long cut on the side of gaucriptioa ef 13 soya. each. 5 ft. with 50 ° 001 • 61 by the Earl stocked. eel that the birds will be found wilder at this sea- liannuerenilth, and Aces•lnoe. Britton, grocers-1. Standen but returned in disguise to Southampton, ef Stemford ; geetlemeriden ; jockeys allawed to ride by son than t h ey me i n th e i e u m , 5 , 55 4 m w o w.. 05 m e R. Hunter, Preston, Lancashire. plosterers-J. Williams and F. t ooce identally _ ' in the drool byhe the n lef e t Presee me, u sa teiz id ' that between eight and nine o'clock on carrying 611 i saint. One mile and a half. moon of cozioi and . b . o . bas, use ta kw she swam maker. Williams, Cheltenham, Worcester, Gloucester, and Bristol, brush WM 4 - • the previous night she was conversing with a young man Liverpool lady, one of the victims of his frauds. 11 r rift. earbees cermet. be Iteletam. 4 jerk l'.t IV. inea, here seldom been better, and had weather been dry. oe The prisoner, who is stated in the calendar to be 49 outside • public.house in Gravel-lane, and the risouer Palmeri 1 SCOTCH BMQUESTRATION/1 , was there assisting another in opening some mum es at • i Led Coventry's 111n;i: .. yea flea 41‘..„,5•„ 5 ,t e fe wal e , 2 Monday the guns of the sportsmen would no doubt have WALTSit IM:WILL, Netter Meadow, Ayrshire, farmer, August yeass of age, is a fine tall etas of prepoinessing appearance , stall. He was rather under the influence of liquor and i Mr. a. Jserds. • Aere, 37re , tot at , in. Men T Janne 3 done great executio n. Blacili-psee Ude year are more tomer- iti, at the Black Bull Inn, Kilmarnock. He was defended by Mr. Pe, Mr. Deighton •11 eh ' all at once he turned round and abused her in • di;gust- Mr eyrees ilsvensiesulab, eyes, Mat 121 b. Mr. Wen, 0 ous than usual, and all ether seen areabeadaat." Joon coccaran end Davin Cantatas, Eyeinouth and Puna- ppm' for the prosecution. There were four indictments • manner . She remonstrated with him, and moved 1 laming :2to I on Flitch, 7to 2 apt Coronet, and 6to 1 A rreill correspoudent mites :-." The season mouth. Berwickshire, merchants, August 23, at the White :cry oat him, all having reference to frauds upou the Swan Hotel • Dunee. • I little anne y r. off, when the prisoner rushed towards her with agst Acre. Conaset slipped the tot shortly after startiag, opened under most safavearable cintunseaseee. sheethe 4 l he wee- ~ ..„..,),„;•. m; ~„.„ mg, August 2, at the holders d the Tradesman's DAM Gompanz. was sever caught, and wen may by two lengths ; Acre was mar for' the Let far weeks has bees showery, and not • 'l or d. L u ' a • H ote l , EL,l7'"'`" e"" " " tint i Th.-- a knife in his hand, end he exclaimed, " I'll run this into -edicts ' s. " char g ed him with em the °am you in • minute." Witness told him he had better not do ' . a had thud ; Meneemble was beaten off •l am way. MO dae has peeled without rain. Sunday was fair up to of 10/. and 100/. ; the mond and third with having that 5 °clack is the afternoon , when rain Wpm to fall in tor- forged an d uttered two pronsimory soles for the payment h again rushed at her, and stabbed her on !he l l when e UTERI' BETTING ON THE COURSE , re ale, aid ceetinued without intenannou up to mid-day NORTH LONDON RAILWA Y. side of the left eye. He made aniither plunge at her, but d 2°ol. and I.4l ' l = n eel y ` and ah• faurth w ith " m g her landlady , who was close to her, put her band up and ST. LEGER. yeetesday, when it born to abate • little. Owing to the obtained bv false two orders, each for 1851. tis., ste I eplillbetelednins (off) demehing rains, which swelled the mall hill burns into The half-yearly general meeting of this company an d a third ' f or t h e paymen t o f gggf . m i. Wi t h impact to . warded o ff - the blow , receiving a cut herself, and then the Uto 1 - lab Ripon (t) row* news, and the wet stated the moors, sportsmen Wan held yesterday, at the offices, Eaton Station; Mr. the Marges of forgery and embesdement, the prisoner P • y. She went to a surgeon's and had her wound dressed, and afterwards proceeded to the MO be 8 - ones (t) could sot vestme out till the day wee well advanced, and Josh SCOTT Presidiail• not guilty , but he pleaded guilty to obtaining •' , w here e gave In orma , . I ore lice- M 0 be 7 - Reese Dragon (t) consequently we ars nimble to pat perdsulnes of the sport ; The report and statement of accounts, whick have already en false pretences. Some conversation then took S ended g m s t a ti on , Sh e • f tion but it was &tett „ the prisoner was apprehended. IN to 1 - Jenne (t) an manta , however, agree that the are plentiful been published, were taken ea read. Phase wee° the learned judge and Mr . heighten , and " lir Corobe asked whether her landlady was in court ? en all the shooting pomade la this bourbood. ° The CBAIRmAIf, in moving tho adoption of the report, was ultimately arranged that th e primer should take his sm . , p li e d to then - I .-.......-- said he had only are t7 few observatious to MALI. gIllia:11; (mint oat one o f th e f orgery i n di c o me t a. memo "' who caw whet occurred were Willing to attend, as egative. Neither she nor other wit -1 - PROGRA.IOIZ 07 READING RACES. M-notutew, THE SCOTCH HERRING FISHING. liminary expense • of the City branch from Bread-street would be owried to a would be repaid from the first fruit. of that under- f Mr. Deighton then stated the case for the pecaccutioe. stiPsisto seams". and 'Pb. prisoner wee charged with forging • prommory note Police-constable 167 M said that he saw the female about they were afraid of the prisoner's companions. or 2001. He was in 1850, and before e, that rim the se- . TKII ?RAKI , % aurreicAr of 5 soya. each, 2 ft, with 50 Reek. al in g the number of boata now prosecuting taking. The ierliamentary deposit of 81,11001. had l o o block . Her left eve was cut, but it was very slight in , edlimited liability company, known and registered UMW_ : got 3- 'i r -01 ‘ 1 . and •P w ir'n ; wiPwr• d ant hmai * the herring fishing at Wick and its vicinit at 1,100 men- been received back from the aceountaut - generaL cretarY • a , stop after August 8, nb =Do. Case mile and thrwrivarten. D m h six , , ~of _ d m a . With . . tram. „ a ~ , , as the Liverpool Treateman s Loan Company. This con y raen awn, we naves may sa, mildly regard te tbe coal so ea:actors naa naaa h e t search of the prisoner, and at 110 'clock he found him in • deed. From information be received from her he went in I 551 oda) employed in their precarious calling. Allowing that the adopted a system which would, ao doubt, he satisfactory to "---' ---- money °° promissory "teiverTed by lb. r.- °elvers and other partite, jointly sad se y, as securities. - a. an" m AIM st lb age at lb 4 6 2 wages of the hired men average about a pound per week, the shareholders, namely, that of giving the net amount re- pressentrix. oubli h Suffolk-street. He denied stabbing the ltakeder .. . . . 3 It tonna .When the forms were duly filled up, they were presented Mr. Combs remanded him fora week, and ordered the Terkabbeflery .. • • Atsulota •• • .4 I T Don icalf - a tnesam.wi . = e at M 6 IA Dorking ..... ....... 35 10 p a y th e swee o f th ose primarily engaged in the bust- 15,4011., being a little mare than Woes ef the correspeeding plkation forme were originally filled up by the parties -eeceasrY • Isicknow 1 1 = ati .. ... 5 4 Daily lishmend - of the WEATHER REPORT. 4 4 e by lita ti aba- 5 t 7 keeling of the fish will cost 46,2001. Allow three time the directors would call the sherebeklen together prisoner, by c1;61 IT the office. The particular Spawn! , TIIIIODAT, Accost IL II TO 9 L.X. Tie Den Poisteee Cllsesetis .... .. 3 7 Clotlble , ...,... 3 S 7 which brings up the expeaditure in wages to 49,50 W. connected with the canal with which they bad been threat- to • loan for 200/ , contracted by Anne Didion- 11. E. IL D. 7. C. L S. 2Z ak 3 7c by sorplks-New 3 4 Purest Deer Then there are the coopers, Ac . , • very low estimate of coed for the Wit two years. It would be grat if ying to the b en. Thi s l en wee re mid, and the eiei r , deed s returned to whose earnings will bring the figure up to 60,0001., shareholders to know that this matter had now ben entirely his , Dickenson. In June of the seine year a form of --- ---- - - - ---- TIIII Wamtd3 HANDICAP 01 10 S.". each., h.ft... and The cost af a new boat, with net. and fitting" complete, is set at rest. application for a loan of 2001. for Mrs. A. J. Dickenson Me 2if &dared. with 50 added ; wiacien of asp h an dicap not under 1201., but taking them all, new and old together, Mr. It. D. Mmeitra emonded the MUM we presented to the directors. The first security was „„ KIS 56 14 W.N.W. 8 • 3 Bier the weights Waft declared 710 extra. One mile. at an average of 70/.. we have 77,0001. aa the amount of After some discussion, the report wee and in se- Mrs. A. Dickenson, and the second was stated to be ' at " 131 wan) lb literally 'floating ^ capital embarked in the business . This COftIADO• with the recommendation of the re • diet- o 5 0 1 Mate a r 62 P it I Beano'. Amsterdam - 6 7 Conqueror alsertesiso IMO Masa Orley : 111= 1147 Me at is without makin gLstt 6 s aoy allowance for the rent of cunm' fiend at the rate of W. per cent. per annum Was 'declared granted in a cheque, • record of which the Filmier had ifigmer/cg 29.77 OD 58 F. 8.1 . stations. storage, and barrels. Thus we have an outlay of for the six moaths ending the 30th June. g ▪ e o 14,001 N. to bring the fish on shore and put them into bar. g G o rel. for the market. Of if we take the sweenge derstion of 3 512 a boat rind fittings for tee_.yeass-a keg law for them-ere MIDLAND RAILWAY. to keep in • book. When the amounts had to be ARM:OMM.. lass Mt 67 B.W. audited in Jan , 1860, the promissory note would be Ponausg..... eit 511 67 B.W. required se but though the andiron „ „_.,_ ,.,,,.„ „„ ..., W. •tora could n o t Munn M.M ta 66 W.N.W. 9 r 2 4 c 11 2 b 2 3 c I 5 c - positively swear that they saw the promissory note for this W o 'N m T not imi IgIT: ; il N.W. 6 c 1 Asheestme 3 4 WM* Xima 4 1 anille 3 612 hay, 3 yearly outlay al ; 74:°}1 ' , whis k " kid k ' alai / aarl T The directors of tbet . company, in their 3 510 6 c 2 Yekilk mime their regret that, owing to the great depression of Pawed , report, last loan, they could swear that the account would not be u gm „ . 1 20.0 g 62 " W without its production. The prisoner left the smarm . .!tssig 69 67 N . 2 b 1 . Mica Cramer a U MlZZnad 4 610 o-, • • o d • i l m • will trade, the trail& receipts DO longer exhibit the remarkable country in Mitt 186 W and it was then discovered that the 0 .9.03 69 68 W. 1 b 1 6 r 3 1 Diathtlasula Increase or . past half-year% the net increase &wine the P r e mhwec7 net. kr 2(Kg " Pa: P artin g te b° lign n ed bY AL -“ T .-AILM'IUTB.... !OS -29 :53 50 63 °8 59 62 W. 8 c - Mammy ....... .... 5 is Valetas 36 7 .°l3. ida.th 34i11.1.d at the me". ems d the Wok half-veer hew only 1,156/. The balance available fordivilend Dorn 29.85 70 07 W. 4 c 2 3 5 7 fishing, John • o'Greet's Auras& Precise Mephsedess a a Odkasidere 3 • Sena 3 6 7 is 37 1 J,393/., a which 3,726/. is brought from the previous title deeds alleged to have been left as security were Dot _ lac ... kenson and A. Dickenson, was a forgery, a d the tan.aoa 1 reitnitomit.'te.9o eas 63 W. 6 0 1 _ swift 3 IC by Chentieler-- calf year. The directors recommend tho declaration of EORTLUID..... 29.94 la 59 W. 8 c 1 Teepee 4 2 Mends 16 7 ULSTER RAILWAY.- Th e report of the directors the following dividends (less Mconte.tax), payable out of their posetesion a ll that time. 7 o 11 Paisibres 4 • Awe 3 6 7 states that the trifle reeeipie for the six months ending on the god of September next :-Of 31. N. &I. Ina witnesses being the clerks and directors of the society. pesteses.... la is m W.N.W. Evidence was then adduced to substantiate the charge, puu o2 . 2 a .. . Ai a el W. 1 b 3 Tint Rateati hector, of 15 seseraeach, 3 ft, with 50 the With id Jam asamit te 45,817/. against 43,996/. for the upon each toot. consolidated stuck, of 21. Bs. 9d. upon The Dickenson. were also sailed, and repudiated the form Comtism/sm. SST Se -8.8. W. 9 o 1 aich had 1 ted the directors for their alleged anon lan 47 - &W. *en preeen to 7 c 3 310.01 40 - N.W. 0 o 1 wag , ro g 3-yerids : cults, est 101 i. ; fillies, get Mb : 31b ecereepoodieg period of 1840, showing an increase of 1,821/. each 100/. consolidated Birmingham and Derby stock, w . For the defence it was urged that the prisooer Wan 31182 i BATOPIi - -law n - sm. 9 o 6 slinging 1 Views extra, ke. Half a mile. (33 sob-)-T by The working expenses, including rates and taxes, amount to of 31. 2s. 6d. upon each 1001. consolidated preferential and I I i Veltigewr-Wild Nardi'. dam, Merte.er eilid, feemeJens. 111,492'., being lettel. more than i n th e correspon di ng Erevrash Valley stock, 21. ss. per cent on the . 41_ per cent. a mere instrument in the hands of one of the company's L ow! " W. ye N.N.W. tie s laadaff, apneebok, Patriot OW), General KOOK, period of 10,60. After payment of the working expenses, rfereotial stoat. 2 !. 0 0 the Leicester and lidnin stock, m i. Os in Manchester, a person named Goodall, who, since - Ig b 2 Anommose, Be- P.:‘,.... Cllbi. f by Bernttls-Isils. Terraces, interest no debenture stock, and loans, and op quarter- Li Per cent. on the 41 per cent. redeemable steak, le. 7d. h ad absconded. EXPLANATION. inn found the prisoner Guilty, and be was sentenced ( The Arab (31b). Isaias tAllo, fby Loegbow- Isehysyge share., there remedies • balance of 21,3111., to which most On the W. pesfereemshares, and of 9d. on the 6/. b. shires, The - nai , 8.-Barometer terrerted Ned reduced to 32 deg. at mean sea . RIM). Maury lard Durham rilb • ), Grinde • ff Slab), Coke la added &la from the preceding account, making together te 15 yaw' leavieg a balance of 1,985/. for the eurrenthalf-year. The - -Pe servitude. level ; each 10 feet. et worded rise, causing about one.hundravlth The directors of this company, in their report, express their regret that, owing to the great depression of trade, the traffic receipts no longer exhibit the remarkable increase of past half-years the net increase during the half ven r being only 1,156/. The balance available for iv idend is 379,3'..r3/., of which 3,7261. is brought from the previous half-year. The director. recommend the declaration of the following dividends (less nmotne.tax), payable on the 2nd of September next:—Of 31. N. 6d. upon each 1001. consolidated stock, of 21. Be. 9d. upon each 100/. consolidated Birmingham and Derby stock, of M. 2.. 53. upon each 1001 . consolidated preferential and Erewasb Valley stock, V. sa. per cent. on the 4i per cent. preferential stock, 2!. on the Leicester acid Machin stock, n per cent. on the 41 per cent. redeemable stock, ls. 7d. on the 01. pretences shires, and of 9d. on the 6/. 4.. shares, leaving a balance of 1,98.5/. for the current half-year. The working expenses nave been 40/. 13.. 7d. per cent., as against 41/. Os. 11d. per cent. during the correspued nag half of MO. Mr. Kirtley reports that 7 engines, 13 carriages, 20 break vans, 1 carriage truck, 3 horse boxes, and 131 waggons have been renewed during the half-year, the entire cost of which has been charg e d t o re . Yr Crossley reports that duneg the half-year upwards of 19 miles of single way have been inlaid. Mr. Barlow reports that he expects the line between Rowsley and Flakewell will be finished by July, 1862, and from the latter place to Buxton by June, 1863. The capital account to the 30th of June shows that 21,401,5041. bed been received, and 21,449,152/. expended, leaving a balance against the company of 47,6481. The revenue account for the half-year ending 30th of June showed that 1,021,885/. had been received, and 436,009!. expended, leaving a balance of 585,876/. To this is added 3.7261. brought from the preceding account, making 589,6021. From this is deducted 189.91 W. for interest on lease end prefer ence shares, 1,4891. Matlock deficiency, 18,0361. North. Western rental, 215/. leirsley rental, and 5001. for redemp tion of mortgage debentures—laving a disposable balance of 379,Mr.V. The total mileage worked by the company is 688 mile*, and the average cast of the working stock per mils 3,5301. MATER RatornY.—The report of the directors states that the traffic receipts for the six months ending the agli of June amount to 45,8171. egainat 43,296/. for the corresponding period of Dlik, showing an increase of 1,821/. The working expenses, including rates and taxes, amount to 18,4 tee., being LIMA/. more than in the co rresponding period of 1+44;0. After payment of the working expenses, interest on debenture stock, and Icons, end on quarter. shares, there remains a balance of 21,3111., to which must be added C.C.f. from the preceding amount, making together 21,2431. Out of this stun the directors meonameed a divi deed of Zs. per 601. share, and lls. ad. per 251. share (211.• L. tip), will absorb 176481., leerier; 4.0001. to be d rrie to the reserved fend, which will then amount to 12,586/., and 295/. to the next half.year's account. The extension line from Dungannon to Omagh was examined by the government inspector lint month, bull the opening has been postponed for a short time. The bill promoted by the Portailown, Dungannon, and Omagh Railway Company, for an extension from Istutganooo to Aughnacloy, with powers to lease to the Oaks Company, has pined into law. A 101 l for making a railway from the company's line near Lisburn to the town of Antrim has received the royal Walt. The directors bare deemed it right to reward the audit clerk, who ban been in the company's service since the opening of the line, 22 rears ago, by an annual gratuity of BJI. for the remainder of his life upon certain conditions Tbe capital acc..unt to the 30th of Jam show, that 1,00'2,5111f. had been received, and 1,001, 8061. expended, leaving a taloao• of 44,V. 'hut RICADIWtOTAILIA, of 15 sows. each, 3 ft, with 50 added • for _-nom : cults, Nat 10lb fillies, Bet Mb 31b allowed grinners extra, ke. Huff • mug. (33 sabs.)-1 by Voltizeur Peyton dam, Mortimer (31b), &rest Jam woe, Lenflaff, spnnebok, Patriot (31W, General Nook, A rm..men., Dr. P..,-o (3IW, Iby Barotee— Isis, Toreigoole, The Arill 'medals 131 W, I by Loozhow— leallpyge 1:1114. ILArkery, Lord Durham (31b), thindotf (31b), Colo etst I.IW, Berkeley, Dervia„ f by lovalia (31b) or Wit. bun 1.• Drae— Uwe Vivian, Aveterruer, Turk et Lock, 131,ek.mell, King of Hearts (31W, Igeo:or Wreseer, e by Berdc.deber —Sinowdr,p, I.oolittitaf. l'eleesoir, Summer Breeze, Marcella, COW, Burlntou (paid), Stream of Gold _ _ B corrected and reduced to St deg. at mean sea level ; each 10 feet. of venial rise, causing about one.hundrmith of an itch diminution : and each 10 deg., above 32 deg.. (Auden nearly three-hundredths Increase. E.—Exposed thermometer In shade. 11.—Moistened bulb (tor evaporation and dew D.—Direction of wind (true—two points Leff of mag netic). F.—Yorce Ito Ir—estimated). C.—Cloud it to S. : b, blue airy c. clouds )detached) : t, tog: h. Ball lightning : m, misty !hazy); o, overcast ( dull ) : r, rain : s, snow t, thunder. 8, Baadistarbanas (1 to V). . . Mr. Vanilla HANDICAP of 3 WI.. rub, with 25 adtlnd • Inow•rs daily inadmip allow ilk* weights are &dared 71/; ex in+. Moot 7 turiogs. Aix I ACe I DIP 4 I Lady nuabsia .. 4 I Defined 3 I W•mtebeille . A I easels .; Lattle Dick Qut•no..r 14.0phyte Smatter TRATTIRR MUTED TILL TO-VORROW OR JUT DAT. North Britain—North-West to North-East—Moderate. East Coast—Northerly—Settled—lino fkonth Coast—North to west—nettled. toe. treland—Northerly—Moderato—douty. THE 9E,t2ED PLATE (flaadkapl of 100 say hasdsesp altar the weights tas Hail • Ind& tit Little r,reed .. • , Ve!lrew Cm 4, j Penalty kW II llAril-, Whitney. 4I WM Wools*: f. 21 , neeeses. $ Me s , Pisswena ... . 4 j Nroneene .41.du...p . 3 : truly Hinton .... V lasiiintrep s I t Et.• •.- ~ 1 ! ~ .rsee 111. inli-liy . 3 Lilselliius Rastas'. is. 2 , Vlore* . De N:e:Jel .: • nvepion . Pesisittyte •• TArricnits Blau. st Alva . 4 1 Orniellyau 4 )tevert.* .. Tat CAVYWnS 1 , 4 HawatcAP of 3 sows. sash, with 211 added ; whiners of any handiest, after the weights ere de sl.real ilb rates. %might rus ni (thee , joartoro of a wile). To elm.. a nd Dame a t he' o'clock Ibis afteruouu (iVetlaendsy). Tile Slim , : 4r taro of 3 SOK each. with 25 itilifod. Half a mile. To case sad YAM at 24/1 OtIOCk UM evenia.; (Wednesday). son, ; wieseri of nb .: tr - - KEW Gattnr24B.—A fine, healthy, and timorous plant of the Victoria Regis, or Royal Lily, is now producing • succession of its blo-soms of marvellous and gorgeous beauty in the water garden of the original tropical aqua rium, or stove No. 6. The leaves of this giant novelty are three feet in diameter. In the parterre of the Dutch or geometrical garden, in front of the old museum, the outer bed or open bolder, has been planted with variegated sod mixed flowers, as a design and pattern for a Coventry rib. boo. It is a fine illustration and remarkable example of the talent and ingenuity of the artist and the harmonious blend ing of colour, and by far the loading and most prominent feature and attraction of the season. The trees, shrubs, and flowers are now in their most glorious summer beauty and splendour, and the whole noble domain (including the plea sure grounds and new arboretum) by far more beautiful and in a higher state of cultivation than at any former period of its history. A drinking fountain of • very novel and elegant design has been erected near a venerable walnut tree (said to be the oldest in England), which will shortly be at the service of the public. ANDOVIR •YD RIEDBIIIDOI RAILWAY.—A meet it of the sharshokkre of this company took place at southamplon yesterday. The Lord Mayor of London, chairman of the company, presided. The meeting was c■lld for the purpose of considering a report from a select committee of shareholders, on the present state and pro spects of the company. It having been moved that the report should be received and adopted by the shareholder', an amendment was moved that the report should Le re ceived but n.,t at present adopted. The resolution baying bees carried by the meeting, the supporters of the amend meet demanded 3 poll. Tile meeting lasted three hours, UN! Was the most stormy railway meeting ever known in Inethanspeon. Tam WESTERN Mamma—The drift boats at St. Tres (Cornwall), when the weather permitted of their going to ma, have during the past few days taken from 400 to 5,000 pilchards per beet. At Porthieven, swirly the same quantities have been taken, as well es a number of bake. At %meson , the drift boats bare taken from 1,000 to 3,000 pilchards per boat, but the seines have done but little; oar only took about &lobos:gas& THE POLICE COURTS. A respectable-looking young man named Cliartes Wm . Jas, 30 years of age, residing at No. 40, Actonetreet, Gray's Inn-road, was charged with cutting and wounding Francio Cossum with intent to do him grievous bodily hum, at Exmouth-street, elerken7ell.. The accused was partially droned in a volunteer's uniform, and his belt and bayonet were produced in court. His left hand was bandaged, and his right arm was in splints. The prosecutor had his head entirely wrapped in hospital bandages, and there were marks of other injuries on his body. The prosecutor, who was accommodated with a seat, having been sworn, said—My name is Frsocio Comma, and I live at No. 3, Guildford-place, Beguine Wells•road. I am a mathematical instrument maker. I know the prisoner, but be is no relation of mine. Yesterday evening I was paring his house, and his wife, who was standing at the door, and whom I have known for someyears, invited me in. Mr. D'Eyncourt —What did she say to you ? Prosecutor (after some hesitation)—£4he said, "Frank, will you come upstairs?' I did so, and went into the first floor. Mr. D'Eynconrt- What happened when you got there? Speak up. Prosecutor—He was not at Lome when I got up-stain, and I was jtud going when he came home, and se I was rowing mita Lis room he tried to stab me. He wanted to know my name, and I told him. He went into his Lack room, and I went away sod proceeded to the earner of MARKET& TALLOW. —TVERDAY EVINING. —The market was quiet today. The subpdoed were the last prices :—Spot, 45.. to 46a., old mid new ; September, 465. ; October to December, 465. 6d. ; separate months, 465. 9d. ; January to March, Ca Deliveries ymterday, 268 owes ; arrivals, 939 casks. COTTON GOOD& —Maiming; Acorn 13.—The tone of t►e market is more inanimate than at the elute of last week. in yarns there is great firmness on the part of spinners, and no reduction appears to have been made iu quotations, but there is scarcely any demand from any source. Purchases are limited to the supply of pressing wants. The market for pieoe goods is, u before, quieter even than yarns. Prices are nominally maintained in most mace, and some manufacturers are pretty well engaged, so as not to be anxious sellers, but cloth ma only be deposed of at some concession from the rake of last week. The amount of business done is inconsiderable. Telegrams from Calcutta to the 15th and 16th July repo r t rather diversely of the state of trade therd which is not considered favourable enough, at all events, to warrant fresh operations here. All clamors of buyers show great caution. COTTON.—LrnkPuoi., AUGUST 13.—The market con. times very quiet. The sales are 4,000 bales — includin g 3,460 Amami", 611 to ; 500 Surat, 54d. to 41. ; and 40 Ficuptian, 9id. to 9 , 1141. —of which 1,000 are for spa. culation and export. The week's import is 160 bales. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Luna, AuGuar 13.—The market presented no feature of importance this meriting. There was a moderate attendance of buyers, and a fair business was transacted. The tone of the market was nrm, and a better feeling prevailed, but hitherto it bad not led to any decided increase of business. MANITFACI'IIRES. HUDDERSFIF.I.D, AUGUST 13. The buyers attending to-day are more numerous, and the businerm done axoesda that of the last two or three weeks. Tide little improvement may be attributed to the favourable change in the weather, which seems to give more contidetue to trade. WOOLS.—HVDDEKSFILLD, AUGUST 13.—Prices at sales in London having become more settled, has had some little effect on bit)ers, who are now coming into the market more freely, and, though heavy sales =not be nude, a moderate amount has changed hands at current rates. CORN. Hutt, Auoufrr 13. —At to-day's market a fair supply of English wheat, which sells slowly at la. to 31. below bat week's currency. Foreign ls. lower to sell, but holders do not offer freely at this reduction. Barley slow lisle at barely late rates. Beans and peas unaltered in value. Oats steady, and fine qualities scarce. The foreign imports last week are as under :—Wheat, 7,283 qrs. • bar ley, 795 ; oats. 703; beans ' 154 ; peat, 1,159 ; linseed and rapeseed, 16,162. Oil cakes, 291 tons. Luton, AUGUST 13.—At our market to-day we bad a tolerable show of new wheat, to which millers confined their purchases. Prices ranged from 60s. to 62.3. for reds, while whites made from 635. to 665. per qr., ; the demand for old, for the moment, had entirely subsidd. Barley nominal ; and there was very little done in beans, or other articles. LwamPooh, Ayrwar 13.—A good attendance of mil lers and dealers at this morning's market, but with a floe bright sunny day they showed little disposition for business, and in the small amount passing holders had to make a concession of about 2d. per cents] from Friday'e prices. Flour was slow of sale, but not quotably lower. Indian corn met only a moderate consumptive inquiry, and if any change at all occurred it was in favour of the buyer. Oats and oatmeal are without alteration. Beans and peas steadily maintain the late advance. Barley firm. The market closed quiet. Atiotiorr 13.—At to-day's market there wan only a small attendance of growers; best samples of wheat were only saleable, at late rates, inferior qualities but little doing, and prices in favour of buyers. Several parcels of new white were sold from GM to 645., averaging 641bs. ko 631bs. per bushel imperial. Spring oorn prices nominal. Prices to the grower:—What, white, 61/bs. to 631 b0• per im perial quarter, 5035. to 625. ' • ditto, red, 581bs. to 6211 e., 40s. to 5 35. Barley , best Chevalier malting, 52411:e. to 531b5., 435. to 455. ; ditto, rims Chevalier ditto, 611bs. to 521 be., 395. to 41e. ; ditto, distilling, 501hs. to Mho., 31s. to 355. Oats, 3611 m. to 421 M., 245. to 275. Beans, old, 6311 n. to 651b5., 50a. to 545. ; new, 601bs. to Whs.. 42a. to 465. NEWCANTLI, AUGUST 13.—The weather still oontinues of • most favourable character—bright sunshine with drying breezes—beam the crop are maturing rapidly, and quite beyond all former pre ced ent. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, but having several large lots offering es ship, which had to be sold, where sake occurred der such cittumstaticts a redliction of fully le. to 2s. par qr. had to be concocted, but from the warehouse holders refused to make a similar con cession. Flour must spin be written.the turn cheaper. TRAFYIO RETURNS. No ItALLWAYB Miles Pa& Mar- Total, Total open a thane 's 1861 1860 Week ending August 8 r n At L Belgian Eastern Junction 911 109 1W 239 204 Week ending August 10. Glasgow & South Western -..-. 8,638 9.0:11 Week ending August 11. Groat Luxembourg London and Blackwell North London VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Andreas, from St. Croix for London, July 20,14. 33 N., lon. 53 W. Bombay Merchant lat. 7, low 87 W. Bombay, from Sunderland for Bombay, Mayll, lat. 28., lon. M W. E. C. Scranton ship', from New York for Liverpool, July :B, oil Nantucket. Geraldine, from Cochin for London, July 15, lat. 20 N., lon, 33 W. North America (ship), from New York for Liverpool, July 17, Ist. 10.10, lon. 09.20. Saranaka ;ship), from Philadelphia for Liverpool, July 17, lat. 39.08, lon. 74.10. Tomogonopi, from Bombay for Liverpool, Juno 10, 14. 29 &, lon. 12 E. Wave, from London for Melbourne, July 9, lat. 11 N., lon. 2.5 W. Moss OUT/LAOIS IN D ERRY .—A correspondent of the Freemen's Journal, writing from Londonderry, Mon day night, says:—" This being the 12th of August, the "prentice boys' Bred cannon and hoisted nags, the arty Emblems Act notwithstanding. They also marched in P pro cession through the streets, and were headed by a band of music, they dragging after them several pieces of cannon. The procearioniste all wore crimson sashes, and many of them displayed orange handkerchiefs. No attempt was made to prevent them by the authorities." (Advertisement.]-11OLLOWATII OINTMENT AND PlLLl.—Cbildren's Fatal Aliments.—llow happens It so many children at this season sink under dysentery, diarrhcca and cholera! Because of the extreme difficulty of administering internal medicines to some children. Holloway's Ointment, rubbed externally, cures these complaints, which are commonly produced by the many vegetables and fruits now in season. Thu Ointment should be very well rubbed over the whole belly talc. a day at least. It will penetrate to the bowels and remove there from all source of irritation without griping or annoying the little patient. The Ointment will prove the last corrective and sedative; fur the flatulency, acidity, and griping will render many otherwise healthy children wretched, any many nureis anxious and discontented. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& ARCHER.—Augut 8, at Bath, ille wife of Mr. 11. Archer, of a daughter. CRAWFORD.—Auguat 11, u York-place, Leeds, the wife of W. Crawford, Esq., of a daughter. CRFABB.—August 12. at Twickenham, Middiewes, the wife of 0. L Caner, Hu., of a daughter. CROSBY.—Augustll. at lquabury-place, KC., the wife of T. B. Crosby, 1(.11.C. ,of a so& DAVUL—August 11. at Bruton-street, Berkeley-square, Mr 3. 11. Dart, of a daughter. OAMMON.—August 10, at Warwick House, Ventoor, Isle of Wight, the wife of Mr. C. Gammon, of a daughter. RAYNE/L.—august 10, at Clarendon Mount, Leeds, the wt(` of Mr. 0. Rayner, of • daughter. • TROUGHTOS.—August 9. at Shaw-street, Liverpool, the wife of Mr. B. Troughton. of adaughter. WEBSTER.—Augtist 9, at rallion Hall, Bishop Weanuouth, the wile of C. M. Webster, Esq., of a daughter. MAIUIAGEE_4, BROWNE—RERVOL—rugust 8, at Monkstown Church, Dub lin, by the Rev. T. Elias, C. 0. 11/011 , 14C. Keg . Royal Horse Artillery, to Wilhelmlna Frances, daughter of R. Reeves, Req.. of Dublin. FORRPST-000TH.—Angust 8, at the Cathedral, Manchester, by the Bev. a. Huntington. Mr. X Forrest, to Mary Ann, daughter of Mr. W. Booth, both of Manchester. HELLICAR—MALTHER.—August 8. at the parish church, Clif ton. Bristol, by the Rev. licadon. the Rev. A. G. Hallam, of Bromley, Kent, to Mary Anne Isabella, daughter of S. Malthus, 'tag., of Clifton. JOLLIYFE—LUCK MAN.—August 10, at St. Mark's, Bath, by the Rev. W. 0. Dickman, M.A., Captain W. Jolliffe, Fanny, daughter of X Luckman, Esq., of Devonshire House, Bath. KRAY—MORICIL—Augost 8, at St. Andrew's Scotch Church, Rodney.street, Liverpool, by the Rev, J. Orr, the Rev, IL M. Keay, of Wootlidde, Aberdeenshire, to Roselle, daughter of A. Mork°, Esq., of Lemont. KOHN.SPEYKR—WEILLER.—August 11. at Frankfort.owthe. Maine, by the Rev. Dr. Stein, Mr. J. L. Kahn Speyer, of Liver pool, to Johanna, daughter of H. J . Weiner, Foy.. of Frankfort. SILBY—SEI.I3Y.—August 10, at Hornsey Church, bthe Rev. Lewi sham, to Moorhouse, Mr. F. Selby, of Raveusbourne-park, to Maria Borkett, daughter of lir. E. Selby, of Sisters Cot tage, Stoke Newington. DEATHS. ATTWOOD.—August 11. at Torquay, Algernon, son of the Lite T. Attwood, Esq.. of Birmingham. are,l 4'2 BURY.—August e, at St. Ives, liuntingdoushire, J. Bury. Esq., aged S cm ima t m—August 8, at Deal, the Rev. C. C. Christie. Incum bent of Bldcup, Kent, aced it COOK.—Augtht 10, at Charlotte.place, Kennington lane, W. Cook. IN., mod 41. HALLKTT.—A P., at Surbiton, Charles Frederick, soa of LN.. axed 15. J2BB2l7.—August 10, at Clifton-terrace, Brighton, Susses, Mr. Thomas Jewett, labs of thwarts, New South Wales. aged 50. YElLAN.—August 8, at ltyde, hie of Wight, Elizabeth, slaugh ter of the late Nev. Y. A. Meilen. aged aD. ISTITECES.—August 9, it Beerlifield House, Doncaster, J. W. Sturges, Esq., J.Y. for the West Itiallog. Planted and Published by WILUAII Bien HALM o NO. 8 . Losuberdetreet, to the City of London, Printer, At the Mice, In Icanhitrd -street. In the Precinct of Wititefriars.— WiDNICiDAT, AVOCBT 14, 1881.