The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-20 00:00:00

aroSTING INTELLIGRITOB. Tim Btomsoim HANDICAP of 10 sofa web, blt sad 2 V deribred, be., web id added ; einem ease; ••••• 11 to resolve 10 sow. Osee roood and s distimas (about see mile sad tbsise-qnsrbars). (19 site.) ""love• mead , by baspien -11111arailm, I yrs, be db., 1 essolbses derpree et ladla. yrs. le db Or.= lb. Ideigtiners lbed Yrs. los Ob. Orb es. (Quell) 3 Vierwitte des rm. Ts=: sle 2 met need. 4to 1 mob mot goo at Red Eng. Wes by two Wee: a lentil b•tv••• sewed sod bird ; a bed bomb. Tao Lingua Vioroamdmie Pura of 110 mom., added to • sweepstakes of 3 sows. met ; sa l L yreds. Ilst 314 sellingtbreo, 1311 a ; tau, 10st 71 1 ); tire egenrils. llst ; ollevisams, Its. Orgy these Iw 114. lidisrVideeplegglei, by Vs/4W* - ink est 1 lin T. V. Middiste .slip et be 1114 a " 1111 :51 Mr. litsetersess's etre* *O:6 dobte The dudes ides rem letlies: 2to 1 wit Wimp Wiad, 5 to 2 eget Bleekbee, sad 5 lie 1 wit way oboe. Was by • leegtb; tour betm sassed sad bird; • bed burl& The Thad wmid to dr. Teen for 60 (Wass, sad Mr. IL Odessa ebbed demi Beer 23(1 liardon* PLATI (Elsediesp) ot 30 ems, Use demo Use at Sir ReslomisH Palmer, Y., added toe sweepolskes el 5 am imeb, 2 tt. ; wieners *Mrs; mooed to remise 10 sows. Oes mile. (15 subs.) Dawssurs Coral* Loris" by no Curis—The balms Out. 1 1 let 71b tOrsersal 1 Mr. vorward's Ibuseresies Drsgliter, in a me 115 COMM Oroy's Wlndbem 4 mow.est db 3 Betting t 6 le 4 apt Wmdbiss, 4 te 1 eget 9 to 2 sgst Ossetia Looter% 8 to 1 mob ege t ItSOl Oa yous, sad 15 to 1 scot Hantranses Dander. Was by belt keg* I bid third. ANINTIONAL Aimmam—Rsoode sad Glebe!' Illy. , . . . • • CANTIMBUIAT AUTUMN RAOUL—TOMAY. • a... A UMW num of 42 lam toe all eau t el eloWealee. epetshowtpasoe od Tbeeeopeeetss alon " • % . 7 . 61. Mohan ropes" by rommtaetar—Thsttaw ' 8 Its 1 leerobodeo Lambe*. 1 MOM Mb 1 I Mr. thimeeo MheirtU rt e lt Mt Mb (Jm i $ rm. . Meatiap : 7116 4is ropium, Bto 1 apt Lambert. ad 4 Ale 1 opaitholrod. Etbekod jwmpod Win heat, hat shoe , fiel . beat a Maidyards gave way to lie dwootwit• sad who wash as bi dame eoevary ISt doessadies the Wr " ,dorro Papeete illinv away, sad wee many by fear alsethibpine* ; Bt boired beaten bit a lea& tee mead pleb.; a bestow AL OM= NrriSliT Suns ilt•ahoon , d 5 mow sash. 2 IL th 3D added, for 3-yr.tids ; orisons, atm the pahlleselea d the weight; arks. Ones futons. (11 eala.) lie. L Portert loam Mar. by Sabo= or Uadicebsed Mu ol lodla, let 71b on t 73 1110•11 ametia Qum Mary, 84 Mb Voa. 81s. ILtidistra Viasida, 7at $ Ocermamat also rea. • &Wag :6 to 4 Ss:: Sloe, Sto 1 sash most Ost- Sedesat sad Qum , sad 100 to 30 sod Vsndob. • Goomereat nab play, by lodise Seat sad WM*, stiZlike, bled oil foe about halt the &tsar" whoa alt Nod Comoresat lave way sad Quin Mary drew up he the tumults, whoa she amtibt se the &Ohm% ebbed* the pair ma holm so exalting Web. wbish odd to Wear of lodise Star by • hod; Varela • bad third. . ... . Zia BAULK Throws Drama et 8 am. oralwit2lll waled foe all eau ; willi tor ow, with willow Moo furim ' Mr. Havel a r. sew Umber, by &Skala —o3orantorl dam. 4 Teat id O, XL W. BarUl 1 Mr. Rcoe's Bun* 3 yea, 714 weMX, (Mbbarit It Yr. loalsod's lady Warwick, 4 yea, M illb (Sot . . _ _., . (Jas. Beath 3 BRECON RAMS.—TtnaDAT. Demo sen La Plpe also Batt*: 6 to 4 es Usher, 3 to 1 apt Bush, sod 61e 1 r es :•:7 Mbar. Beach, with the &vomits is nese Wm nods play into the dip, where Usher took sp the a nsok separated the lisseing, and woo cleverly by a keels ; sassed sod third. Duensa sloes up was fifth ; La Pies Binnes off. TM wiener was bonen by Yr. Wright for 90 T am an Sur Mors Ef•mirme of 10 owe. ern, 5 ft., with 70 added. for 3-yr-olda and upwius ; winners attar tlbs naldlootios of the weights extra ; the seem' bean We Inn. One net sad MOVIII furlongs. (. subs., 15 of Whom paid 3 son. ~h.) I Mr. Itightinkan tracer. by Edon—Blackhird. t est 1110 Ilb ex.) I M' DhW I Ye. IL J. lisyer's Olivia. eps. 74 31b Hartley) 2 Captain Mee.lialr. Lock, star, 4 yra, Sat sib NI Dein) The following also ran Suspicion, Dr. Syntax, Deleon'', Jeannette. and Dwain.. Betting to 2 eph Suspicion, 7to 2 apt Dr. Eiyn T te 2 mph Sunny in first 6 to 1), 6 to 1 spl Leaky Stu, 8 to 1 eget Breda& and 10 to 1 apt Olivia. They got away in good order at the stead Mime with the excopilm of Jammu& who wan left Sam lentils in the rear. Upon passing Oho Stand Sea. *inn lay in frost, closely attended by Dr. Syntax, Lucky iliac, and Sumer, the other three laying well up ; thus tftu..._reemesdad up the bill with little change , mese* that increased his lead, but upon reaching the top &Try...l3 v ran op to her and took the command, Yr. oetWe horse going on second, Dr. Syntax third, sod Olivia fourth. Demendiog the bill Olivia headed finspiase, sad at the half nile point took a biting lead of Barney, which she held for the next quarter of • min, whoa the Luse again shot to the frost. sad tinge' Olivia eiallseged resolutely at the distance, she mad never nick Sonny, who won cleverly by a seek ; three Webs separated the wood and third. Seepicioe was fourth, Bogota* fifth, Dr. Syntax sixth, Ind Jonsson* several lenehs is his rear, next; Bulworth. beaten off, bet. Twe•Y1•11-01.n Bream of 6 ens. seek with 30 aided ; colts, Bst 101 b ; fillies, Bst 71b ; lasseltice sad allowances. Three wafters of a mil& (7 mita) Sayers's Her ladyship, by Lord Yanccaberg— Tiny, Set 411. .. (Morris) I Captain Iteente's Queen Mary, get ; lac. 7 1 b extra) IWO) 2 Mr. J. R. Dpits lapse, tat 7th (J. De7 l •7) 3 Betting : r to 4 as Her Ladyship, mid 2 to 1 apt Quote Biery. Bayles , ma lint off but after going shoat 200 PPM was jollied by the other two—the trio running In dims compluy far about half the diemsce, when Has Lady. dip took up the reining, was not afterwards headed, sod INS cleverly by a length ; Baykal a bed third. • Samar HANDICAP of 3 son. each, with 20 added, for al gee • the wisest to be sold for 30 on. Half a mile. Mr. Raises Bench, by Maecovite—Diceasdla, 2 yrs, Eht 9lb (Jo. Hittitillitall) I Mr. Sayer. British Queen. x yrs, 7st 112 b ;lion* Mr. Abbott. Little Jets, I yra, M 41b.— . _ (llphicki The followesg also na : Lady Warwick, Ni , Sunbeam& and Yellow Jack filly. Betting : 4 to 1 each apt Beekhoned sad Little Jess, 5 to 1 each apt Lady Warwick and the Yellow Jack filly, sad 6to 1 apt my other. Bunch got away co good torn with bar horses, and =skis; ell the running woe cleverly by a length ; three-quarters of a length aspirated the se. coed end third ; Lady Warwick wan fourthond Bmkhound filth. Emma' anima. PT45 01 . BeMaar, Amur& 1114Itar of hart rive tea. litzsgai STLLM. ODlllos istateir Three rex. RAILWAY SWUM ltamole lelshii W AaW rose sm. , llosowas ensas. Trap's, late at Man Two Tow imam iltaanim Wother of Paul Mattlds. Sweet Mute Piro nal. Mina Bram. Swede Liars Dear Tee sea. 1 I I s .... anwease Oar (Ve;Plaed oa the ®our ). 1 Doman Sued& I Love Latter —. $ Five na. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TtTESIDAT. CISAREWITCIL 100 to 7 amit Privateer ,t) 100 to S apt Clown (t) 100 to 7 Nuneaton (off, 100 to 4 Faroe (t oo to 1 morrtatastookon oo to 1 801011 26 to 1 Alabama t & off) 40 to 1 Bream o() 16 to 1 John Davie (orr CAMBIUD to 1 oft Ma fold Cof!• fi to 1 opt &man auk t IWO to 7) SOTJTHALL RACES—TursDAy. Tan MADmivan's PLATI (Headlamp) of 40 move Five !wimp. Xr. Stwrkey's Jury, by Yu/vats—Lady Ann, 3 71 1 7st 21b (Curtis) 1 Mr. New * * Anttbllltan, s Yrs. est 131 b tear 7st 11b) , Donsldsoa) . Waverley and Black Tully also ran. Betting : 5 to 2ea Jassy, sto 1 apt Manistee's. After three falai starts the lot got well away, but after going a few strides the favourite went to the hoot, was never after wards approached. and woe *only by four lengths. Black Tulip ran out at the bottom tura. Tan fici.cum STAMM, of 3 soar each with HI added, weight for ego. with selling and other allowances. Three quarters of a mite, Ur. I. Read's Castle Hill. by Halal/lan—NO, Hat's. fist (301.1 ,-- 1 Mr. Pearees Thals, 4 yrs, Est fib 101 W. 1111 Mr. Hart's Mainsail, yrs, he ttlb (1104) •• (J Dons dafes) The following mho ran : fidettegloo, Proctor, Warwick, anti Hsi* the Nun, late HIS Trigg. 6 to 4 eget Castle Hill, 2 to 1 eget Preetor, 4 to Iwt Theis, wed 6 to 1 eget Nay the Nun. Castle Hill am& play, followed by Proctor end Holly the Nue to the atraight, where the others were tailei off. The two leaders sae.wide. sad Nally the Nue with Thais in attendance came tin bith the had, but the two &dimmest" were soma got straiglit, sad at the Stand Castle Hill spin came to the frost, and woe by a length and a half ; three lengths 'epee sated second sad third. Nelly the Noe VIM fourth, and 1/enrich lust The winner was bought by Mr. Hand for )012111111. leo to 1 apt Gladtateur (t) 60 to 1 Catch-'em-A.Uvo (totros) EXTRAORDINARY AND FATAL ACCIDENT TO A CHILD. Mr. Black held a second inquest on Monday afternoon, at the Sorer Octal, Boepatal, on the hotly of Oka:tone Wam, • child five pan and a half old, who died safer somewhat singular ciroumeteacen, from Jejune received from a pan of winors. Luisa Wawa, the wife of • labourer. limas at 40, Washongtoeureet„ deposed (having bees cautiosed by the amour) that last Muoday. at shoat five o'clock in the afternoon, the doomed, who wee her child, was playing in the Idabel., when tritons wee cleanse up. Amami other things oil the floor wee • hog, sod this whom picked up and threw from her. She had hardly does so whoa she heard the child scream, and on looking round saw the bag sticking to the child's boor. She immediately ran to the deceased sod found that pair of scissors were atiekieg through the Into her both, and she immediately palled them oat, end' auk diseased into her inns. and ass oat into the yard. Sense aeighboare came in, end after examining the wooed demand was takes to the hospital. Witness did not know *mil after the beg was thrown that the scissors were is it. Witness was quite sober, and was to no passion at the time she threw the bag from her. The child bad dose nothing to annoy her. The scissors were closed whin they were is the dereased'e back, and the had a hard pall to get them out. The frock produced showed the play where the scissors en tered. They west in jest above the stays, whisks bang loom. Mary Asa Hill, who hod lodged at 40, Waithiegtoo-orreet, with the last witness, for three months, deposed that whilst she was living in the house, Mrs. Wass behaved meet Madly to lb* children. She was a very sober woman, end witome never saw her in a passion. Ann Sayers, of M. Washiogton-street, deposed that she saw the child about ten misers after the injury was lodine& the mother haw leg sent in for her. Witness took the clothes off the de =and • rituality of blood and wain ran from a in the tack close to the blade bone. The child ementained of its legs, and it was soon after takes to the hospitaL The wound was thee dressed, and the mother was ordered to brats the child ap main the following day. On Thursday urcraieg deceased got worse, and orbs was then token to the hospital as an in-patient, and died there on Saturday morning. The child said nothing to witness as to how the wound was indicted. Witness bad knout the mother for about twenty weeks, sad site bed always appeared very hied to her family. She was a reds woman, Mr. Ilumphry, eating boaire.aursetie et the hospital, deposed that the deceased was brought to the hospital on Monday with a roan incised wounds the hick, between the sixth and smooth dorsal vertebra. The wooed was about the third of en loch in leagth, with the lug axis is the vertical direction. It bled bat little at the time dressed was brought is, and she del not seem such affected by the injury, beyond an overstate of nervourees is the lower extremities. Witness dressed the wound, and gave inetructioes for the child to be brought to the hospita l every day. Os Tuesday there appeared so be • ht lam of power m the lower extremities, and on Wed y there was apparently very little differestoe in the symp toms. Oo Thursday she wee admitted as an inpatient, end got gradually weave, and died on Saturday. A post mortem eismioatios showed that the esteem' wound weal but a short depth beneath the surface, where there was bate small quantity of extravrated blood. On removing the bodies of the vertebra), corresponding to the situation of the external wooed, wirers found a quantity of serum and pus is the vertebral canal, but external to the spinal cord. This ceased pressure on the cord, aid on dividing it at that pnot, it wee found to be enter than the remainder. The ekiW died from spinal meeiogilis Dafiammation of the spinal cord) mimed by the wound. The jury returned a verdict of "Death from misadventure." 80 ganneu. Tag NURSERT PLATS of 40 love. (Handicap), for 2.ym olds. Five fszleop. Kr. Jones's fry by Canoble—Hopbine, 2 yrs, let 131 b il'Ansoo) 1 Mr. Starkey's Anilines, 2 yrs, Gat (Corti.) 2 Mr. J. OM er's Triumph. 2 Yrs. 3st (Came) 3 The following also ran :—Stateaman, Royal Trims, and Black Telt% Betting: Even on Aretham, 2 to 1 apt the Hopbine ally, 6to 1 eget the others. Some little time was wasted at the start, bat at length they got off. Arethitea and the Hop. tine /By .*king play at the bottom, the favourite ran out, and the Hodiee Illy WOO on by herself, winning by four lengtha, the muse dietaries separating second and third; S•steeman was fourth, bates off, and Royal Prises was Nth. Tas COUNT= emus of 15 sod., for horde the pro =ef z resideste is the counties of Berke, Backe, Herts. or ; list 71b each; gentlemen riders; winners and prolbslionels extra. One mile and a half. Kr. Church* • Freestone, Hat 71b ler. Grant) 1 Alnutt's Ostverteigh, Ilst Tub Wedeln Harford) 2 11/ My. J. New's Annington, I tat lino. 711, ea) (Owner) $ TM following also ran:—Dorninis Sampson, Nell Gwynn*, mad Bantam Betting : 5t04 on Calverleigh. 5 to 2 apt Freedom% The latter jumped off with the lead when the Bag fell, made all his own running, and won easily by a doses length% Asolagton was a bad third. beating Nell Owynse by had! a length. Several objections were lodged, one spigot the winner, on the potted of not having carried rweight, and another apical the second and third od having gone the proper enures. _ . . DRATH OF A CHILD FROM FRIGHT. —Last evening Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex corner, held an isquiry at the Wa ll ington Tavern, Cannon-ierculroad, relative to the death of a child tamed Sarah Asa Fosse. aged 4 years, who died from fright. Mrs. Emma Young, 120, St. George. ' street, said—l am the wife of a warehouseman, and the de- ' ceased wan my daughter. I was oonlined three weeks ago, and on Friday not at 12 o'clock I west to the parish church of SL Georges.in-tle Beat to be chunked. I was arum. paned by my nurse, Mrs. Inclunsed, and a girl to mind the baby. The deceased ran along by our aide is perfeot health. We arrived rather late, and the minister had to go into the vestry to put on his surplice. When he came out the de. ceased wag terrified at his appearance, and screamed out. She could not be quieted, and Mrs. Richmond had to carry her out into the churchyard. Soon afterwards,when I mine oot,l found her bleak in the face, and fuming at the Rosati. She could not walk, "the whole maw of her blood was tuned." We carried her to Dr. Adams's surgery, sad she we. prescribed for. BM was taker' horns and put into bed. RICHMOND (YORKSHIRE) MEETING. She remained very hada' day, and died during the night be tween 2 and 3 o'clock. I bad no reason so expect the TOZISDAY. child's death ; she was is perfect health, and nothia Tan Eater STAN= of 5 sore. each, 3 ft, with 25 added ; bet the sudden appearance of the clergyman in white 2-yrblds, Tst ; three, get 1210 ; fil li es and geldings allowed killed her. Dr. Harvey Hall Adam said that 1141 saw the Sib ; peonies and allowances • the sunted to aim his child oo Friday in a slate of prostration. Death took place Mike. Grey Stone ie. (16 subs) during the night. The post-mortem examination showed Mr. Jackson's The Cur, by Warlock—Olga, 2 yrs. Ost Mb I that the brain and Imp were ougested. The eisseen of Mr. Illiott's Hawkswell, 2 yrs, east fib (CaMartinmeron) 1 the brain were full of blood. The holy was well rourielsed. I IV. ) 2 Lord Zetiand's Credulity, s yrs., est bib' marrow g I The ianetioes ware full of fried. He should say from the , Murillo also ran. history of the cue that the child died from shock from, Betting .3to 1 on The Czar, sad 6to 1 sgst any other. fright. The jury retuned a verdict " That the duessed Won by three lengths ; four nestle between second and child died from the mortal effeete of shock from fright at third ; a bad fourth. the appearance of • minister in a surplice' while an:thing Tag RICHMOND Cur (Handicap Piste) of 50 sou., for all her mother." ages ; winos(' extra. Grey Stone ie. QUININE AND TaxINLAND RV/ENT/R.—A carious Mr. Jones's Skylark, by Brother to Bird on the (cwrou Wing— ) 1 Lady Milton, 4 yrs, fist 21b Mr: Masterroan's Inge, 3 Ts, 7st lelb ... ..(o. Nobn; 2 with references te Waters Quintse Win. Heariag bow Major stapylton's fended att. 4 yrs. eat . 'lngham* 3 I exteesively the gessumptioa of the wine bad iscreaud, a The following also ran : Risk, Totteoharn, West *idea, bright thought appeared in the mind of one of Mr. Glad- Itutsmnt a Daughter, Mud° Laclum Arabia, and Three per enne's iodefatigable understrappera, that the taxation at Oast . the country might be increased with substantial adviser, Betting :sto I nob gilt 8 8 1 1 • 11 f 6181 limeller and 6 to by subjecting this wend articLe for eve. the middle and 1 nob WI Risk, Arabia. Cert ai n 'section. and Hants- poorer classes to an impost in some form or other, and so can's Daughter. Won by two lengths- a length between anx i ous wen the officials to putt by the hint that acts of and third, end • bra biliewito third and fourth . patliameet have barn ransacked, precedents looked ulew gsd A LINO Steen of 10 sou, each, b ft, with 50 added, a remarkable coorresPoudenoll eteutd, thawing au ler Sorel& ; colas, get lab ; lilies sad geldings, Bst 71 1 ): determination upon the fallen of nee eissennent to predate einem extra : allowances ; the second to receive 15 ern. sad combat the force of another. The ounnissioners, bow. est of the stakes. Grey Stems is. (22 subs.) ever , d ec id e d o n the 31st August. that it 011131)0t b• retailed Mr..Waits's litnithoonso, by Newminster—Souvenir. 411 .„, i ,,,,,. t b i , h o ld s a British win. Nissans Some (Hts. 41h 'Mrs) (J. &lowan) I "" "'"' Mt, illeteellga eby Van Ooloo—Virona. SA 7lb .. (Doyle! I tittle mir km existed, bid this will rice be Ver Morostman's lffignsety, en hoc. dib NO. .(J. Osborne) 2 removed. A HANDICAP HOWLS Ravi of 6PM each, 2 ft, with 30 added. About a pile and half aver atx hurdles. (16 alba.) Mr. J. Read a Doubloon, lOst tlb. Lord Pothatra the of Heard, 10st Mr. landS Baud, 9d Hatay Deka and Old Windsor also ran. _ . _ (D.B.A.* 1 (8.71..71 . ; ... _ 2 .310e5) S Batting : 5 to' . 4 apt Doubloon, II to 1 apt Recede, and 4 loa 1 apt Old Windsor. The favourite wade all lb* ras ing, and won in a roster by 12 lengths ; Hecate a bad third. TEI OATTLI PLAGUE. -S Yesterday evening, at sir o'clock, a public meet im was bald at the Welsh Harp, Hoodoo, for the masideriag Me. mews to be adopted le erred Ire= germ of the 'ails marrala. Ya. Om, a sena* wee caned to the shalt. After serge convene Hs. Dale, who hr beet appealed the isecester for lies his epilog that the dr3 : wis Dishy iefsetioes M Mi tros s tegloss. sad that the frogs rattle were 111E00 as reategious aa adeal toe Me the animal. It was Mated thai Mr. Beaskier, of Harkedea. Bear the han of **Earl Greaville, of millet so amok bas lately hese asia. had bad 10U cows reeteved derive Ma best week, sad that one WOSSIII who bad 14 cows had sleet of them coodended that merging. The inspector stated that the goverment jseder mmideratios the gaieties a remonerablea to galtnrists w gelds hose wa n lost by WOW ; bet "%rile meet bad ad yet leek and satiric meld be dem until that resting. Be saptereed his spaniels that mien the dime" was killed out it most be allowed to die out, sad that would imam the deginstina of the whole et the settle of the omatry. Mr. J. Iroise Lapin, 'derisory recess (al litshateed), disputed this limey, sod mid that, with every reeved tee the madess =Siam& sad Deaggia, h• thought the disease V: " rindeetad" might be cued, and etadests be thought meld to be plead on : 4 p:r ib = smaleal etelesta, Ist everybody !mew that at pretest Week eduction was el a very inferior elisearase. Dr. Led "by, with whose be bed hod as itemise Mist isernim. bad cepresead hi °Maim Um the Messes wee aerobia if takes I. them, sad be (Mr. Le pia) bad so doubt about the 80111161111111 of that view. It was the thorn of the amiests that all infected sithasiebeuld be dearseyed, bat be thou& that with the propene of seines ia UMW days differed views should prevail. Hs thought a mastotiem should be whore costs sight be propiely hemetigated. Mr. = li r . be had a eanatorigen by Watford, where Mr. Lapin, or any °thee palisade, might try their expo& meats. After a lees sad very lateredig diecussioa as emoolation foe Heetee, Watford, Willis.., Harrow, sad adlarent &skids was famed. SUFFOLK. The disease among the cattle in Melford °ou tlaws to spread, sad prom ea fatal Y ever. Several Mel rem have orearred daring the poet week, oat at which the Shown hes peeved farca to %towards of 12. sod arises are dill eateries Bat as. &alma of all the stook lis Yelford-park sew moat= these, the met having been either removed. elaeghtema, or loot bv the plea me.—Bury Poor. THE EXPRiiiB, sworposoz. The reports on Monday concerning the cattle in this district were not quits so dieoouregleg sa pies the previous few days. i3even sew era Gemmed, two et them in byres whore the disease bad not before ap peered. Meese animals died in the city, one in the sanitarium, and three at Reesbere. Tits plague, however. we regret to say, matinees to spread throughout the eounizy, rod in some distriet• is ceiling off the cattle la large numbers. It has made its /*peerages in Dmobartoo• him—Edinburgh Coutes& CONVICTION UNDIR TAN OILDIA IN COUNCIL-A ear of esesiderable 'aperture rase an for heariag at the petty orator held at Is Sark, en Monday. Mr. W. Mohinion, of Rield, was charged with having allowed a certain heifer to hire his premises without the sanction of the inspector appointed by the magististes. The order in council provides that no shad, &all allow gal animal which has bra ia the muse or been herded or is mitre with any infected animal, to ve his premises without the unction of the inspector ; and non-aoropliaaos with the provision in punishable with a penalty not exceed ing 201. Mr. Robinson, in August, purebred thirty store bears in Norwich market, and removed them to his farm at Wattinfield, where the disease very soon made its sp. sr, and spread with fearful rapidity, the result that 28 of the 30 brine either died or were destroyed by inspector. Rept by itself in as enclosed shed, the door of which was almost constantly closed, Mr. Robiosoa had • heifer fettle`, mid this animal he showed to the inspector, bat it was sospectel that some of the in. footed animals bad bra driven rat the shad where the heifer was, and it was proved that the heifer herself, wbes leaving the premises, wan driven par a shed where there were some diseased rests. The defence to the *barge was that there bad been no eentaat within the meaning of the order in °ousel, but the magistrate@ held that its provi sions had bra isfrbiged, and lased Mr. flohinsee 101. and express. The only two &simile of the 30 new livial were condemned by the inspector, bat as they happened at the time to he is • port of the meadow attested in a perish be yond that official's jurisdiction Mr. Rohrer refused to have them destroyed; they have sot fallen victims to the disease, hat up to the present time they remain la paler health. THE HEALTH OP LONDON. It appears from the return issued by authority of the &mate( Gemmel that in the week that embed as Saturday, September 16, the births registered In Loadoa and tee other large towns of the Dated Kingdom were 4,007 ; the deaths registered 2,526. The annual rate of mortality was 23 per 1,000 persons living. In London the baths al 1,064 boys and 1,035 '414 in all 2,089 eladdree were registered in the week. la the 001110. spondiss weeks of ten years, 1855414, the avenge amber, eerrected for lacreese of populates, was 1,881. The deaths registered in Leaden, daring the week were 1,201. It was the thirtyaseeettt week of the year, and the average number fur that week was, with • cornetist' for Mamas. of popnlation, 1,200. The actual result agrees almost exactly with the computed amount. Diarrhum begin to decline towards the sad of July, sad decreased remarkably at the and of Amass ; end Moot that lime, sawithsteeding the extreordieery heat of the weather, it line happily not shown a dimmings to snorer.. la the last three weeks the mortality from diarrhea has hove sin isterly tree from flurnastion ; the deaths having been in them periods 89, 89, end 85. In the thirty-seventh week of 1861, with s mesa teeepereture of the sir that did nos eureal the average, the deaths were 137 ; and the avenge for that week I. tee years, with s earrectioa for increase of population, is 97. The mortality from xymotis diseases I. the aggregate was last week 307 deaths, and the connoted • . 4 . 1: for the np ow paned is 374. The oveipensoa as this class of dines.., speaks not unfavourably for the presenthet time. Brides B5 deaths from diorama, 4 were referred to cholera in the week, of which the three following happened to adults : In Southwark, at 21, Barnett-street, on the 14th iostant, a journeymen Amiens, aged 66 yews, died of "cholera (3 days), fever." At 3, lark-plum tliapham-roed, on the 9th Mama, the daughter of a emoinnea, 19 years, of "cholas." At 3, Ann-alines, Bromley ' on the 11th natant, a groom, 63 you., " Emboli cholera (5 days)." A wows., aged 42 years, died on the 24th alt., of expo sure and dean:aim). She had been taken beton death to the Shorediteh workhouse. A journeyman painter died us the lush tut of coup-dsnoietL The rate of mortality last week was 21 per 1,000 is Loadoa, 25 in Edinburgh, and 23 in Dublin ; 32 in Liverpool, 27 in lileodneter, 22 is Salford, 20 is Bireareghem, 32 in Leeds, 19 is Bristol, 30 in Hull, end 24 in Gamow. The rate is VlllllO6 was 25 per 1,000 daring the week ending 26th ult., when the tem perature was 3.6 deg. Fahrenheit higher than in the move week in Loaders, when the rate was 20 per 1,000. In Liverpool the births were 334 the deaths 296 ; in Menehester the births 241, the deaths 102 ; m Belford the births 76, the deaths 46; in Birmingham the births 241, the deaths 128 ; in Leeds the births 180 1 the deaths 137 ; In Bristol the births 113, the deaths 60 ; m Hull Hui births 91, the deaths 80 ; in &debunk the births 134, the deaths 83 ; in Glasgow the birdie 313, the deaths 194 ; and in Dublin the births 189, the deaths 137. There were 264 deaths in Vienna during the week ending the 26th ult. COLLISION BRINVIIIN A GOODS AND A COAL TRAIN —On Sunday morning a oollision occurred oa the Leiden and North-Western Railway at Bolton, which was attended with groat danger. sad did considerable damage. A train of empty coal waggoos from Roohdala had arrived, and were being chanted off the male line at a place known as Bullfield Sidings. Whilst this operatics was being cooduoted a lorded goods train from Pieston, dos at five a.m., Game on at a good speed. The coal waggons were being transferred from oaf aide of the line to the other, when the mitre of the Preston train dashed into the middle of them. The violence of the oonousaian was so great that six of the waggoss were cut away tcom the train. and the body parts of two of the waggons were thrown off their whose. Fartimetely no live* were led. The fireman of the Preston train jumped off, and beyond being badly shaken, wee not hurt. The enginedriver remained at his post, 1811 faced the danger unhurt. It appears the signal wee put up &genet him, but he mays the atmosphere was foggy then, and he did sot see it until it was too late to atop. A number of men Buccrion EXPRNBRA The official return of the were sot to work to remove the damaged w_aggoos , and alter an interruption of three boars, during which several "P e " . incurred by the four candidate* at the recent other trains were delayed, the line was Neared. geeend election for Nettleton* bee bees published. The A lisw Cacaos on Mattawan LICRNSIL—The election of the two liberal candidates. MONO& W. Lee and wading of a ac e wee d i n the last sw i m of parliament J. Mittman, cost them maniotly 5811. 132. lld. , and the candidature of the mermative candidates Nome John for the repeal el sundry charges for stamps, has been taken er -- aw and L. B e tts, cost them respect * le 3801. 1 advantage of by the Board of Inland Revenue to Jim T v : 444; Se. Pd. The fee paid tbe elY electice new charge upon the deolaratioas attached to 80140811 Of we ' - sum was marriage by license. The 20th section of 28 and 29 Vic. t — fOr the liberal candidates 501. A like 1 to the spat of lir. John W w e a r a dlew , while Nr . R. L. 98 mos thus :—" No declaration required to be mad* pun. a f lAN * I Mot to any act relating to marriages. in order to a mar-... Betts ' s agen t' s tee • rings l etbeee B oss es, shall b e c h atea u e w i t h an . swan I DiRgAirAST DlWlRAoll.— Homoeopathic Pncti. duty." Before this ac e peaeed one a ream — o a goners. and the Medical Proired . on morally, recommend cocoa lof requ i r i ng a stamp for piety of these liaosse ; but as b:v i th o lLn o o p t u t i rit u hf al:aft Introduced into When country the I the hoard now memo that the special ersuptaos mar. there were to be obtain, no re et come either scree segue without limas* infers the liability ca, Shoes with I eve to the tale or son to the stomach: the not was lessee, and they therefore arbitrarily impose a ball-erowu either supplied In the erode state, or mi unstilluUr =OOIIifOO. stamp, which they required to be henceforth impreead tared as to obtain little notice. J. Epp'. of London. how:co up= t h a t ec h a u at Le t th e gu t h asc .o. torof boo joist Clc WY Induced In the year 1810 to tura his Wan to select. and at length succeeded, with the assistance lastreetei the superuitsedeot resuirers to see that this a elaborate neaddnery, m being the Snit to produce an article, order is complied with. The coat of the marriage lifter 18 go In tie omareattlon, and so segued by the perfect triteration already aufficiarely high, and th e waormity of obteining en It :olives Is the Prom , it PoOatboutint as to be =net amid impressed stamp will entail mush additloaal trouble and Into to the delicate s to mach. Poe p m "' T a i a= e c "" Is isseersaisece.-. -Petriet. distinguished as an invigorating. MUM beverage. I with a delicious aroma Dr. Rama, In his w wk. "riod sod I am Barao a delicious health restoring iteralenta its adulteration," says :—" Cocos gestates s snit variety ed Araks ir oared 'Mime medicine or inemereelemoe. Dr* Pete" lthtri ti " Prthettath ; ev!ft_ip. Puttee , weeserr to th e =dadisseition), Ocmgh.„ Asthma, Comiummtoe, Debility, growth sad austonance of the Bogy. Aerdo, •• As a soiriirea ethic, Conatipation. Nervous, &Roes, liver, and Ittccamne 000011 damn very much higher than either imam or tea.' Dine =m, and sane fifty times Its mid in other remedies, flea:—Two teaspoonfuls of the powder in breakfast cup. a rmee aannally.—De Barry end Co., No. Tv, sngestessesa mod up wfrb horns_water er teML Secured la thraied Lends% Ws*. In Ana Vb., la lasee.lt ad poem.— and 1-Itt MOOING looklitB sad mid at la. M. per Ik., by [Atessesementy. wenn echtectisama mid ationdsla—failmellmenenta • IvRIl i t gEPrinfeit 20, 1865. ORNTRAL ORIIIINAL COURT. (Bakes lirriteender) 01111 w. lei • giniesi Wide, led, was placed at atm to Train j was ot* . mien if a imasigtl7 sate of MU error Amy he teld wee garotted and TM. Mon was sot belimesde judgmeat was respite* to Wald an egretrieMe el gMbsg.lattrmatics .4 what bad hiss le streeted to redid% {shamed ibil tent tbet illes UM maim the wither of ale prieerser had bola is Ma, aid lid aged him to seat, wires bad been dime with the danwf , og th era = bed also mensunisated with Ma upon the same bet persisted is Ms cel7l am, sod &shied that he bed he be m garettsd sed rob l Under these winstasore all be iould do wee to we the prism , ha the hands of the tenet The iteectder told the primmer It Ind Wept:dab to be lime his *ay el Mit robber% wed he was may lee bad lot dodo reparation by giving some iifeemation este whet had become of the remeey. The seetenep epos him weeldbe that of impeisonneset with hard haves [fort twain mesas. Asa fleireitr„ a soldier waft the asthma of the Gmeadier Guards, was intlioted for 1 Mikan with violence es Bridget Barris, aid Mel* hens her a watch and *lbw ankles, her preewie. Mr. Daly appears* for lb. peoseentios ; seems' or peered far the primmer. The opening statement of the learned maned enuneistml that the prossootrix was a dosaddis lomat empkryed at the 'Trafalgar Hotel, we, and that bees allowed a holiday oe T" Ba ar ylee 17th Angel* leek she west out to visit her skier aid neether. She was rebus- Mg bases about 11 o'clock we the isms eight, Red while peels( 'lasi the Hors* Oaards.pseede. in Bt. Jaas wile .be was aseceMd by tise miaow who eased, h throat, made a watch at bar wat ch, ebb* wes at lashed to • guard chain round hsr nook, amithe Ads break ing the primmer obtained possession of the voids sod isersediately kindred her dews wed then me away, penned by an intelligent lad named Collies, who bad whammed lb. robbery. The screams of the prosecute': Warted a police «instable named Wood, who lowed bar leing en the mead. Be raised her up, and then went in rye emit of bar swallant, who in the sessatinse however had imem lain into oestody bir Ocastabie Bartholomew, 545 A, astir* as the informa tics of the lad Collis& The primmer, whew brought to the spot when the robbery had taree plass, wee at mese ideeti lied and charged by the proaaaddx wide this robbery. He beams very wicket, bit see or the aositables sommle in the arm, sad it required the mid al three palms brides the two oaken to many him to the police stalks. The watch was sot feted. The defence set up by the prisoner was that the prom °atria had been in his company treating him all ths after. coos, and for that purpose he sailed two of hie mineradou The jury, after a short oonfereass, retuned a verdict cd In 'sewer to the mart, the sergeset of the primaries company said the primmer bete a very had character in the ri t sp i t iecorder meld the primmer was very erufwill en witeed of a 'fuel and =mealy robbery, and had aggravated his serious offices by the Memos he lad attempted. The sentence of the court was that Le be kept in penal servitude for the term of sever years. Mr. Cooper applied to the coast to postpone the trial of Amelia Sutherland, for molder, to the seat maim The prisoner was at present very ill sod is the infirmary of the workhouse, and by a medical owieficiate he said it appeared to be impossible that she meld take her trial at the presset Seddon. The Recorder granted the applicetios, sad the rersegsi mines of the vitamins for the promoutioe were reepited to as Dauber seseirs. The grand jury have retuned true bills against Jobs Carrie, for the Chatham murder, and also spurt Edward sad Bowes Steck, for the murder it their child. True biLisha g ve also been retuned egged the partiesszpod chargeded with dial fo the Bosnian rouble noise. It that the of the soldier John Canis will take plains this (Wed swim) inordog. TER CHAIM Or Idle AnAlaler YL allikool. It will be remembered that the &ardor, M his aerie to ths grand jury, expressed an oplakm that there was no evidence to support Ode charge, sod the mad jury, whim the cue came Were them, Spend the bill without a niomoot's hesitation. An appliances was at ease made to the Resorder far the disebarge al the prisoner, and he he mediately °Mona hint to be BA at liberty. eAzA7. Virus or murmur ow norms run or THE 011111 TES ornos !ROM TO PI coons or lannagent& aaaimiumassift4 - SABILI=III. GROWN MAROS IfnItaII.IIIIIIITWAYPOMINSPAIMM Poona dealer, to surniader 114 JUNIAND MUSK IllnanAlmapoinnisno# Tosirlin.m4 Arold. bald- m.., New, atieesay, Ott 11, nett IDNUND MOI_OK pp4amoliiimuitsetr., Oa In I. wriwx 37=4 Laitan, , teWie dialer, Oct. 6. at 1. Jona nom Yon. QMoononnol, 001.441 beet, and Ozgardntlest, proviat.n goatee Oct. 6, at 1. Jonas Baum inaansa ammo& plclore denier, Oct. S. et It. OMAN 8001 WIT laanyolt-road, common:lW travollor. Ntlaar li. 41. illskealiAllet, Newington, batter, Oct. It. at IL Minn HAMM. 0110•440..91. ant &mom& sad Fatcharoh wlnonortinat. Oot & at IL Warsatreallivisd, j*lni sidalasi isla m a k -ra d toilt. NOV/1/1 Romig On ANUS, Ifonnosbo-droo& llolarovoonamo. Inagfassa vaniosomon, Oak& en IL ZIORARD CAVINDZI. awaose-road.stok• Nowiagns. but‘er Oct. t. at, 1. 'IRONY canna Won& Sum toW. Oct. & JAMB PIIASOT, WaVIEW4eK Mation.oos& osnaopaa lock onlik On, & at L &moor Marrow Iliaasion, Lowonnen& Inabolk, °bow =eager. OeL ea L Gooses IlemeeLL. Annihilable* area& elak la her Kr *lre OeMeeke. Oa. f, M Boom BAWL ebe/aist. Emit BOLueogl2 4 -teeisee, eiteir,taY Year eabee cdlee. Oat. e at ell e i a . Waxes Tamilet, erdiet, Iseeelel see* Oct 3, se IL JAEN lineese, Oesemene. let di vs Oa 1, MU. Nous UM; sea WO*** .lemeee , leddelPhouse keeper. Oct. If, it IL' Jou /Innen, Oeseereiplam. end Desioreteed. Beneondsey, Maker dream, ct. et 31. Wituez Iteameeir. essObeieeks, Si.= ed. I. AM Dip !tar/am OR ilearge's4a4risal. asp immdeetaree, Oct wai 110a1a IL 011, Dinakenead. toodelooled Oct 18. at It. losasAl BAIT= DUI!, lieddairl, pint —. east. firkt Shwa Hansa. Doesstillre, draper. pelt. so, 11. Joss UssaaMM. Broade/ML Dasamskim, it IL Witt.l49 Igllellt4ll Mum Sametam, Netts. pass; maps. 114. at It Jams alialr Wing. Ustrpost, martair, Dept. IM. at IL PiousMu JOll9ll, Ignip Umber staMmtM. Oct. Mal U. !WS. jam., Banos, kammer, Oat S. at lIDWAID CRAM.= leCaale, Urargoal, leavolllag agent to an Isearsace comimt.y. Out 4, at IL Wu.iu lls.ooaaa, atm! Bereft. , " letacialeles, calks mussufactater, Oct. a. at IL 614A9r1 Aida,. Maddest r, dirdiatit, OIL WM iL Saxon Comma, &Mk Maids, gum Oat 4. at tt ISAAC 101110 t trattoria's)" lineesslire, labasnmeeptlit at U. i 4111.43.43111008a11. Oldham odds aiwara, Ost 4. at It Snow Dmisismos, etoka.parTramt. inter. Or r : at 11. 3001 LIMY Yon. Illo tv = a longraver, )0, at 11. WruatsDovrt.Wlit , 10,allt Roans Num DeamMaolt , Utah Bollim. cal =thire. hewer. Oct 4, at 10. Joss Haim, I.lforpool, grooer. Oct. 3, at 3. 111011Aa C 171213 11.4191411., Dridgerster, ship painter. Oct.4,at 10. Tgoalail lons, marry t Brocooshlro, War, Oct. 11, at IL Celan= WARD,. St. Wilma% Xeres. greolgiocer, &en 0, at 11. /WWII POOLa. Darllagtoo, Todd manager, Sept. 2s, at I. W 01319 1441112. Btoallaisb, Deacamb , farmer, sot. 24. at IL JOHN OaglagoOD as 4 Wlurtlt 9133.91119, Ihiptoa-upose.laall, Turkish bath % s tork Sept. SO, at IL 100 10.100011. y, DomaMM., blacksmith, Oct. 4, at IL Osossa lithallaml, Cambriagmlure, shopkeeper, Oct. lt, se LAST LIZAUILIATIOML . . . Oat. 16. O. Prtehard, Upper Rentri. Gioneeetentdre, labs brush meaufaelarar-Oot. 21 J. Hanna; IPlt, Nosommath. shire, late master inertner-Nov. 1 C. Ratal N. Madill, Cornwall, mane doeter-Oet. 26 D. Jeffer.oe, jun.. Itvool, aserelmat-Sept. N. J. Bassasermalea. tatbirortls. Lanmatre. butcher-Orb 11. W. Woolley. Hatightes, Laaembire, muter- OeL W. G. Crttebley, Cheltenham, genral world's' maNh- Oet. 1.7.1. Bally Millie, Olomesitantitro. radar -last W. 1. IP•Oon, Cheltenham, tallor-Oet. 11. H J. Jankimon, Stafford, babe -Oct 4. IL Wood Rowley, Staffordehire. lam vi insllle -Sept. 36 W. Hatablett.JUL. Lowton, lanasshiro. bleekmdth- Sept. SO. B. Sharp , Laneadit shoe inskar-Ctet. 1 6 W. StewaN, Stachign Zasexonarket It. Duckeotleld. fforthantihoa. tad risiger- Oct. 16. G. loam Bower Salami. Somersetalre, clerk to • contraMor-Oot. it B. Pass, Bristol, dd..* dealer-Sept. 211. W. Dookarty, Omaha, Imiesablre, saddler-hap& St .Y. G. White, jun., Liverpool, seer. cheat's derk-hopt. N. J. Radford, Liverpool, late park butcher -Sept. N. Ana Pierce, Bootle. Istscashire. pubikaa-fleg ow t J. Had Liverpool. Saar dealer- Sept. N. W. Bootle, Laashbv, cookkesper-Sept. N. H. Woodhouse, Lb verpool, "rmer-flept. N. J. Wadley, Livmpool. late taker- Sept. 29. IL lr Vey, Eirkdals, Limesahlre, boot makar-ON. 11 Mary Jones, Kmffir.ldil. elamoinseshhe. bitmraurrer LNIFITLLZD. August 2t ANDIUMY SYMINGTON, Liverpool. voter. DICLULATION 01 DIVpFXD. ALIX&IIIAR 11•Cria.aidi treparste estate). Limped, ship stars dealer-Id dividend at Ilis., soy Winiseedsy, at Tornio% Liverpool DIVIDZIMIL Nov. 0. A. Moo, Ilawleproad. brakes.- Nov. 0. 0. F. Biotsai. Waisoloo-phien sad at Jsaier's.square, Middlesex. wine merchant-Nov. l Sylesburynireet, Clarkenwsil, and Now-road, Wandswor l t i h,= manufacturer-Noes. 6 R. Nowise, Cliaton-strest, Solana , links, builder-Nov. O.E (lovelier, Cable-strset. Whiteoispel, baker-Nov. 6 at P. Mph. Salisbury, batter-Nov. 6 W. Sea ward, Queenntreek as•astsimith, commander is ifs royal navy-Nov. IS. 7. W. Dickens, WWlsni, dent and erto bourn.ootirt. Inlosslernquare, late ant in the Woe-case-Noe it J. Wardrop, Little TOWIIII.6IIOIIt CO, wide rasishani-Oco. 6 J. Wilkinson. Leeds licensed victualler-Oct A W. White ley, Calverley, Yorkshire, teener-Oct 6 S. tl. Barstow, wash erby, Yorkshire, Ironmonger Oct S. B. anoirdsa, Astern, Yorkshire, late stud merehant-Sept. IL O. Jackson. Playa- Cwm, YUntahlre, is 9. T. Leese, Warikine. Sane& ironmonser-Oet 4. I. Da Lisassw.let, illassormorlike. grocer-Oct 4 P. Period, Cardiff, ship reandier-Oct. 4. T. Mattliews, Cardiff. wharanier - Oct 0. A. 10, 7. Cardiff, draper. D. C. itlmpso,7ne vi Br own, D Llverpoo lBB°LVlD l. coo . mission mos. chants-A. Vesper and C. F. Atkinson, How-common, =mdse. torero of oil of vitriol-Mardis Beddow and Helena Beddow now the wife of H. Jonas), Hanley, Staffordshire, millinors-i. F. Trembles and J Jodin, Assombledsouse-yard, Kentish Torn, livery stable keepers-J. Holt sod 1. Jess*, Jun., Dewsbury, Yorkshire, woollen manntectarers-lesitaa Ileowdes sod James Snowden, thisett, Yorkshire. plumbers-F. King pleemsed ' and J. Coiner. ralford. Lancashire, wholesale she, nmanfaeturers - S. Mortimer and J. H. Mortimer, Bradford, Yorkshire, machine makes-G. F. Martin and E. B Tripp, Liverpool, brokers-P, J. 11^Cabe and J. C. Kershaw, Anton. rintaldre, fire brisk mann. beware -R. Birley. T. H. Barley. Hugh Bider, Herbert Bb ley, A. Birley. and M. Keanedy, Manchester, cotton spinners- Tatham'. A. Tatum", and S. P. Hodgson, Nottingham, sad llkes ttoooo,, Derbyshire, reanufaetrums of loos, so far as repots R. P. Hodgson-J. 11 Intyre and C. Elliott, Liverpool, shipwrights-- Triads Britton, W. Britton, John Brittos 4. l i :e t d i erl soa. cli Britton, and James Britton, Aahbourns, Derbleh hardware rocs chants, so far as regards Francis Britton. W. sad John Britton-Francis Britton, W. Britton. John Brtitca, Frederick Britton, and James Britten. Nottlagrass, hardware sues chants -C. Jackson and J. Rhodes, Cork-street. Bemlobeet, tailors-T. Dineen, Jonas Lund, and Joseph Land, Work. higtophn, Cumberland, rivet manufacturers, wfar u regards Jose Lund-D. Morrison and W. Dickinson, Birkenhead, obip. wrights-J. Peel. D. Peet sod 0. Peel, Bellies, Yorkshire. wool len manufacturers-T. D. Keighley and V. Bull, Itaidegball. street, attorneys-C. Hilditch end .W T. daned, Wohlaiden. Staffordshire. provision merchants -J. Cooper and B. J. Buck, Cromer, Norfolk, -James Whithain and Joseph Whit- ham, Leeds. Iron T. Woollier and IL Psndtebw7. Blue Pita, near Rochdale, cotton spinners-E. Taylor sad H. A. Tay lor, Headley Court, Surrey, fanners -J °Mader sad J. K. GlaGi. )err, Huddersileld, tea desists-C. E. Tilby and H. C. Coupland, Lirerpout, shipbrokore-J. Threlfall and W. Wood, Menthe/der, engine smiths-IL Tier sad J. Tem, Salford, lancsahire, Jaime -A. Hall, H. J. Smart, and W. Allen Pate. nester-row, boat sellers-J. Ward and T. Q. Conch, Dedmia Cornwall, slogliano- J. Smith and s . W. Smith. Beath Andley iNek 4Week_dlearrsgers square, draper-A. J. tloddo sae I. H. Bkinepos. merhante-W. Spearmaa, W. T Spearsesa, sad N. Plymouth, drawee, so far as regards H. flpasonosw-F I VIra man and H. J. Leer Norwich and Manebtater. boot goseadairs turers-bi. Priest and O. Harems. Ncewioh, tee dealers-D. Dees (deceased)and H. Daritegton, Edinburgh. and Oldutreet, City-road, cabinet makers. SOOTCH SIQUINTEATIONS. 70811 SHERRYEdin, Edinburgh, watchmaker, Sept Et, at Doweire Zoomburgh. Roster RESILDIS, ueehmont, Liellthrowebire, blacksmith, Set& V, at the Commercial Hotel, liathirate. lONIAN FLOCIBAIT, Glasgow, warehouseman, Sept. 25, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. PET= BRIT& Falkirk, groom firit. IS, at the Zed lion Hotel, FalldriL A xxx ViRSION 01P " JAcx ix Tal Box." —A retuned most, Thomas Williams, alias Broad. boot, was charged before Mr. Bain yesterday, at the Liverpool police wart, with she robbery of W. Yorke 's jeweller's shop, OAP'.- °t, Liverpool, under drum- Manus of peculiar dung and inponity. On Friday leat a person respectabl attired, and numentiog himself as to having a business America, called on Kr. Yorks, and said be welded to buy a quantity of waled.r and jewellery, having boon recommended then by Oiritain Haden. After looking at some things he amassed to tell again cm the following Monday, when after a good doelof careful Wadies be bought goods to the Talcs of 1001., and asked Mr. Yorks to have them all ready foe him by the following day. Ho also asked Mr. Torte if be could be allowed to leave • box io the shop containing some electro-plabed pods from EDW. field, and about which be would lake to have Mr. Yorke's (claim. Mr. Yorke readily consented , and is the evening the customer brought the box, a largo pick* cams between throe and four feet Iwg. sad proportion* duo. It was thought too labs to =main the plated gas& that night, and a meeting was arranged next clay for Mn purpose. Mr. Yorks remind his shop until late. midi *hes locked the place up and retired, leaving the prunes In charge of eernets, who slept overhead. As soon ae the oust wee clear, Williams, who was eioneealed in the packisg ease, emerged, and made a clearance of the shop window sad all the available seceptedes for jewellery, filing a imp carpet-hog with the contents, which included 21 gold and 9$ silver wakeles, insides rings, brooches, &c, almost ad Weans. Ileifoetematelv, however, for him, the ateentioa of the servants no aroused. T mumnined the and Williams was captured in she hey set of climbing a yard wall. All the property seined by the thief was reeovensd, amounting to about MC is velum Williams was remanded. It is a singular eohreidene that be 1880 the primmer WY seattneed to In yam? penal servitadis for a robbery at the same shop His term would have expired mut month. The pacildoccue bad three hasps inside, so that the " lads is the box" could either prevent the Orsoiala of the MN ar liberate himself, as be dunk (Adwertisunont.]—HOLUMAT'll 01.1111tiri AXD MLIA have over and ever span rued then* Woods to per sons an/4W lota alrerall e =rilt m = sa. cbsetoica , flattlloa ead other panful end PitaMd von non dint:tame for She opedleines ad tht nalmest use =mend rood each pet llisiewWs allaralhe nibs dull be takes tbreanhost the preens el the emu. •• neabOan Mei Wed in tunas of purity. and to }mutt theNOM et as whole bed, beim Isrpordied by tazglit old errs non tenneam me thee tong the pallet So bed, er diet and igeserous ewer% ot Imlnittledy anheolledr MM . trombone dimness amen ailanusei airs et mandliallina seising premseen dserspituits. WCAMI9. --.- 001•TON.--Ieolao0I. Sm. 1. .t th,... mimes= Balm today 211,00 U r and toport. 2,109 . itdolo s 91. to I9d. • opo "it t'o le a 909 r. ale lL Bak, 197. *l2 "lie t t gro,, mid. to 27di WO = o r:. le i s li, lisiel.=t IL to 10d.; Olik, 15411. 10 nit ! oorros 0001r—Kasoirsor rn M..% kayo higi A. seer eateleiv• beessen 'a &II m a i l 4 0 pe n yam. we 'spy 14. per posed error bra * ma d b ig us buyer fee r rebels bre *N ei avian . eel re rears bes bre fray uir , reeeyeros sorbet eleesebeerg. wir • deat u a rs i; Wihea F s a a r estrabr d :drs: r etess ." 86 7. * * a mew. A pad berms bee bees do.. l a re. bee bees ready arerieg roe Yet r ft i l tbough they bar redly le ear yr li t nese of err is ro AdroPool mirk g m d am e deaderr i. bee bees rider. sad Sr bold edsidY erniml lisl tarries bd7e= redly dr riper r it Way s rietad . are ad wires Soria erste empty , es re ases ef Let Terry, sed e ft th. Z . 717171;1 1 1 der to orrery. We bees le mak i , - 4 w e ro v eg me i/ a Akrip der ear bat mat trey been sew resead ter armlet the boiler sere 4i tap, sob ire 11111811 eland Ma WSW baffling blim d L.; very pearly herd, they see vaT on aeifil y the brier nett' so th at prier ere Wpm. fair ers bee bre today roar 16 teumwt bre b bor ra brew irsi dose adgbl bar bees esp.. d bl o t She allestallid errs* goods whir soy sera* • of delivery. woomat.—Lass, elm 19.—Ths csissasi bas =a sonsorlat mars asassotss. both at manholes* le lasklrata bas to tbs avows's, sad a Lit badman Ira boon tramosalat Ii Woods, low ma.. kw" *sakes. elsesed tat alala aka, T N ' boa kegs. 'h. dlomad for bahilsts la ths stly WI Improved We our kto reports. Whoop similar ad= lave also Ikea tamastorrocl o a =boat Bitass soh fru. MANIIPACTIMMIL—Hunnonartmo, aim 12..-Th i , asthma dos maim row to Imo Pin mot we, dams no Ind; fors pboodabalogs hoes Dot be., nod ono. perawno see Endo lass rolastsoce, sal of slams mod winter pods sell soon esodily. ro a d, on Mad. toe, ant tonoldaraldo, and sassy of amt nionnhottninn am filly anployed la this bcsotls oompq =adapted for export see also mots in da rn & nd boson ors sluing in the Impeoversot, WOOL& —BUDDIMIITZLD. Bar. ID. —Ueda kern( mow readeed no Let week, prises see we aped, So be lower ' and persimmon oossr f enly bay web en eosidene,4ol bon Sean on no wee lin ben ea boopeond &mond for y ell &WOW d orionels. 0011 N.—H ear. 19.—At latlay's amid a aerate supply of wheat, which is Wise dhp a.aervesey. remologs sarlestad. sad bat littls Barley nests steady sale for griadies, 27a ps a stows. Baas dun sad rather lower. Per gm al tit 2a. per qr. derdhte, new Bel* white, 38e. per 36 stems; Jewish blue See, 395. to 40s. par 38 mew Ode we* self so well, bat sot quotably lower. Winter tam. 40L 414. per qr. bap. Forties arrivals far the week :—Wise, 9,796; barley. 9,790; Mb* 4,384 ; beam, 2,00 i ; pos, 1,443 ; tarsi, 70 qrs. flerr. 19.—The supply of wheal woo ail e Legs to-day es heat week ; all dry supple, of sow sad all sold at late rat" but damp lots coatis= way dank b quit. Then was sere barley offoria& but Iks essallow prevaeb maltaters acting freely, and sem tree lew sad disappoiating to poem )ter pees gather Istras. LIM, 19.—The trade is yes, Am ter eld abet. sad prior re tally se blob as kit week. kin ilia lit& more favour ; dry samplaa sell fairly at Wm • out.. Other articles without materis/ sliatatice. lawmarooL, Spy. 19.—With rely s all stiewhast d bums et our Oars F.:change this rimy, w her W • quite a retail business is wheat, sad the prism of 4thhy week are with rliffkulty supported Flom doll of oh, wd 64. lower both for seeks sad barrel.. Islam am beg rather premed ex gray seersely mistakes Friday's ageism Bed we moot quote It mom 6110 3d. demur this hi Tuesday to sell. New oats are doers N. ter bail, eel sew oatmeal le. Bd. per Iced. No ehasge is bemesuret Asset old Megliah, which from 811110110401 cemaiwf bag Wm pa C b lase T our .teak U bore is shwas% slimed eit d. pm m lower. Modest rises se vomitus al isierovemest et bel its dote. Lm. 811 V. 19.—We haws hatl soother week of sib terrupted fee weather. with light winds from l i e s iM seat. The stasediese at market today was set et i of late ; there wee only • moder a te show of old ere wheat, the sosatiee of the latter was rank imposed ;he trade ruled dim at last week's prises. Barley, NM MI melt* suaphs, mkt at Mk. be 84.. par qr., 53 le SML per bushel ; griedieg samples fully es dom. Bum lel paw, Flom wiliest shandies. Per qr. basil le the power :—Wheat, white, old, 64Th.. to MIL r e imperial bushel, his. to 625. ' • ditto red, old, 63114 1141b5.. 465. to 475. • &No sed, sew, dills. It IMIL. 38.. to 40.. Barley. hid elewelier malting, 5311 a. ts 33e. to 345. ; ditto rues aerate ditto, Ude. to 30L to 32a Oats, allks. to 421ba, 22.. to 24.. Bs 131 b.. to OWL, 4b. to 445. Nsweserri-oir-Trwr., Sum 19.—The weather da IN. Sew very sulky. At our market this manisgeoe Ids moderate show el wheat from the growers, etediliss sal quality sot extra; barbs, however, meanly mg* offering from the meet, a elesreass was effected at site Saturday's Mss. Fine old bate; held firmly, W tbe offset of restrietieg sake. Flour usaltsrod, iminny Balled Malting baby seldom asked for, the temperature bull high for essitleg ; are malt wasted. Is WIN rYdr We hays mere* say radatios to note. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION•IIOtIit A labouring maTt,.:;;;l • s;;•;elkertin, reedits' is Amos-street, Miseries, was sonunesed by a neighbour, named Thomas Mania, but no neaten of the defendant, for unlawfully permitting end suffering • ferocious dog to be at large, unmerited, to the danger of the pails. It appeared from the statement of the complaleent that the animal in queetlos was ...very mischievous one, sod bad snapped at and bitten several persona, and among them his own child, who was about 2 yeses old. The child was bitten on the wrist, and it was found necessary to send him so Bt. Bartholomew's Hospital, when the wooed was cauterised. The complainant said that all he desired was that the dog should be either destroyed, or at el *nuts prevented from doing any further mischief. The Lord Mayor aske d the defendant what he bad to say in answer to the oompleint. He replied that he did not know that the deg wan in any way =leakiness', sod besides the dog weenie his dog, but belonged to some use else. The eamplaient said that the dog bad been in the de fondant's hone for eights,. moraly and upon one occasion he sallied out and bit • gentlernae who was paring, who struck him with his cane far doing so, and the defendant end his wife rushed oat and bleekparded the gentleman for striking the dog. The Lord Mayor said LI wee clear that the defendant was answerable for the presseedings of he th e dog but ma Ikons ins nine additiosie evidence te s forward, the ore was adjourned for a sent time, and very soon after wards an announcement was made that the pasties had settled the affair amongst themselves. The Lord Mayor, however, said that the publio wen comarned In such • pee as thin, sod he should sot allow it to be settled, and he directed the complaisant and the de (meant to be sent for, and in • few ennetes they made their appearance, and the ioqulry wee resumed. The wife of the complainant wee examined, and she proved that she sew the dog bite the child, and the the wound was afterwards cauterised et the beepitaL The Lord Mayor the. fined the defendant 90s, and at the same time made as order that the dog should be de stroyed. The public, be said, were sot to rue the risk of being bitten and attacked by hydrophobia, because men like the defendant chased to keep • mischievous dog, and if he did not comply with the order, and was brought there again, he would be punished much more severely. Mr. Henry Casey, genre manager of the Commercial Clothing Company, Obseedde, stepped Into the witness box, and begged respectfully to ask what was intended to be done reepeotifig the removal of the nuisance of Bee nett's clock from Cheeped*. He wished to know whether the Lord Mayor would interfere end want the inhabi tants from bone further annoyed by the crowds of idle persons who semembled every hour and quarter of se boor in the day to see the figures Cog and Magog strike upon the bells, or whether his Lordship would advise the inhabi tants living oite, and in the neighbourhood right and left of the ous, to take the opinion of counsel as to bow they could best and most speedily remove it out of view. The Lord Mayor—The oely %WM I can give to your question. sir, is this—that the action in the matter must net entirely with the neighbours. In other words it nets with the public. Mr. Ore (the chief clerk) - You had better consult with your neighbours. The Lord Mayor—Where Is your place of business Mr. Casey—At No. 99, Cheered*, nearly opposite the clock. I assure your lordship I often prefer going round to our establishment by the roadway rather than by the footway to avoid the crowds of teens and roughs who are contently assembling there, The neighbours doe% really know what to do. The mob is sometimes so great as almost to resemble the sages to be witnessed at an execu tion at the Old Bailey. Again, I beg to ask what sive you advise us to take? Mr. Oke—We cannot Aden. When • case comes before us in the proper way we shall deal with it. You bad better take counsel among your neighbours as to what course you should pursue. The applicant thanked the caret for the courtesy with which he bad been listened to, and withdrew. TRAITIO RETURNS. / t Ilan Pea- Kw- ToNi. MA 111•11wairL open. sawn. elands& US 11.1. Wade mew emit U. 4 £ L A pm= sad Ilink7T . 6 ‘ NI Via 1,254 1i =OW Mill 11488m2 —10.42 1 fir 124•222 West men Sept 17. Cambria& Ones Limmboeig l.l 1,426 4,4tS COD $. 1142.2111•2 144.812122624 -- Tao 1 111 " 11' ?, II 0 9 g% • 9 V . • • • I i 41,.. RAILWAY COLLISION AT Woutuo. —Rally yester day owning • collision took place at the Woklsg Stake of the Eau* Easters Railway. Between 4 sad 5 °Ask the special taxis which storeys cattle to Aldershot owp while Wagoing as Woking Blades, was ran into by las i 45 am: &hist Portsmouth goods train. The effect of Gs 'Wham was to swertara the engine of the latter, iajart tte &ems (win, when be retained to weeekcieness, fowl himself on the top of the tender), smash to atoms tito break van of the milk Weis, the &Mamie escaping with a owes shakiog. The wino driver jumped from his anew jut it woo upeattieg. and fortunately unstained so Injury'. 1 111 down lice was blocked for about fire hours alter the mil dont, &Wig Thick time all trains had to work oa thug hoe of tails batmen Weybridie and Woidag. aid Ws eosins fallen another foot farther, both linos youths. hem blooked. The molded attributed to a dams wkiok prevails& FOILBIDDING THZ BANN& —This somewhat • usual proomding took plain is fltdmouth Church en IWO/ mooning kali A. &herniae, sawed George Oardwi wow known his intseties is the parish shun*, is sac ' with the usual esetara. of Wag mated is weirler m las , lady of kis choice. Bat mot ea anal did the sanousemmt ' pea sechalleaged, for as the weeinsioa • yams holy slid up prosonanes the ominous but whim velum was, forbid tie bonne." This oontallizot lumber of ti.'"` en, 'loan time we behave is Chesell, apposite to essay that oho km • prior claim to the Wilting swell. er therefore took this opportunity of eadearouries to edam kart Aglaia. The weal mused wasiderable delimmt amass% the oompegation. —Tiverton Gezetis. E4 g , .ea, 01104 OWN *46 '.... Yi •l•••-• ism ,usi V M Mr ISM imi A lb sift q as BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& ALLARDICL—Soptember 117, at Leedom-rood, Keedattw' amok. (rise wife of D. ALMON, Lg.. of s sou- wrier. lllLTON.—Septeabor 111, at Prlaoerstallare. RaYs or, of J. A. IMMO" Rot., of a see. XARIELIAGEL ooxatonr—Amlr.—a.sombir re, s o caw comb, oar Ilblebis. by lb. Ur. R. Rada, Yoko Braised Fssiaa. mos ° I Ile late Dr. Comma, of Nerearle upoo-1 Toe. to Ran to" = of 6. Avert, of Not] Shields. Itortbumbo ait lood. -INLADLl.—Setemboir It, at Doormat, WO Rev. W. R. Chriatrees, R. Show Jae, Rol- to Rae sintiot 0.1. Ledo, Boa, of thoorm. Kest l—tray—ispiember to, so SO. Johns. e t= loololoie,by the Rev.*. 4. Mn, William. soil or W. of nerdroosreeL to Ugly Rebecca', daughter of P. Gladiator, Lie at lbromod, lawhhoo. MUM. w. AlTWOOD.—September 17. at Dulwich-hill, Surrey, 11. LiiWOOCl: 44 ard er R. MDR& Is. at Sandhurst, Kent, Sarnia. daughter of lir. T. , yd intacarrialL—apptisiber 11. H. J. Kbag.Caurch. It*. a lat. Warm sod 71. ZOKM.K—GWMilaber 15, at Croom'rhW, Greenwich. MOO 1111aellwas. idlest Yr. W. Norfolk, aged W. PUIICKLL. Geptember 17, at Barnet. Kr. 14. KA Turcellai 0 . ,CIIKT.--ilwicaseee 17. klr. "J. Pear) of St Canni, aged yt, eirmiaresetem....assombrkerillte. ! G t ab lineeng, SW. WIS" . " sia waLLlNL—espeeetbst 17,Genh, e i relksw. 10 6. w/ Uwe Nlinfer-Wrolln. Ws&wwroglow , - Meted mai Tablbled by WiLISAII iINII LI" Lasobrlkirent. le tie Cis of Lariat, Pris w ta i r o ; Mks la lambird+lrsire. la Or liedasket Wimnslux, ammo= 14 IS .