The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-02 00:00:00

SPORTING niVELLIGENOE. BRIGHTON BACilammTwordmi. This pleasant modal pawing, liellowin me eked* ups Goodwood, store eke rang fraternity me epperta oily to enjoy the refroddog WOW of • sea break end enables those who make Brighten their kes•qualten to follow their turf asermiatioas 'Shea ealdecher themedves to the fatigues id • deify Panay al "MO miles, *hist wee eh. op dean the Goodwood week. The weaker 11/41/- want e assplele .Me. doing Monday, the rein tallied heavily, tied the wind noise high and cold, the Ann effects of whisk were the aeon felt by the makes& with the elemest tropied beat al het week. Tia arrival' et Brighton were ISMISIOS/ daring Saturday and Monday, and the town promoted • much more animated apperaeoe, otwithatandiag the ofavourable state of the mother, thendenng the Goodwood meeting. The Heighten moo& whisk has just conroieneed, combined with the attreation • this popular sasetleg, the programme far which the Isar fatipible committee determined should axed the avenge of former aonionuarkm, indeed a lane sod fachisoble at- Oedema to assemble en the Down& no large number of berm whisk arrived wee as d pea pooh, ef good Adds, hat they WINS hardly se might have bon imagined from the appearance of mid. Theme was greedy boated by the nook heavy rains, _ s admirable "golle&" ne morning wma dull and but towards 1 worm fin *lcy heightened, and • meet pleassat Macioce wee potty sespromiated by the large isiesibee of ladies who the stand, or moaned seated is their carriage& =l M it* ladeoure was very numerously atteaded, sad , meet of the influential patios of the turf were present. The roan eannimiced at two &clock with the Bristol Plato, for which tea of the foram on theimed west be the I 47161=daset ware e Shat,kwhile.ritasaboadt' Cabwob llympithy were' tussled at 6 to 1 ; after • geed race, the favourite' wen dived, by threeouartees of a length from Viola aad Cobweb, Barbs of the Thistle, WSO looked Tory formidable till broads' the hill, flakeisig forth. The Beightoe Stakes was see fie 2.31, hat it was tweaks , inianbes after that time before the five of the eleven coo paters en the card took their perm easter, Oa the maharani of John Davis durhrg siesoleg the roe was • certainty for ,Bess 911 0 06 11 1 tioe e° 8 1 4 . 61. otb i tt his actin is the Chesteehile Cop oat Stiday. Were the lest nee so pod a thing wee it omasidered foe ihroley's hoe that elide of to 1 woo wasted k 7 the "We` keeper& On the numbers being hatted Iteashe boom so warm a immune is the ring that 7 to 4 • was freely laid ort him to large mouth, Vele ti ban exentesally beaked for mail same at 11 to 1. The roes will be found fully sheerilied below ; Baffles to may here that the favourite ley off to the diatom, where be name set, closely attended by Verdes% the pair frisking a fine nos borne, roultior is the victory of Mr. Braykry's colours by half • tenth from Verdant, who was this. bregthe in fleet of Vase& The double victory of Madatire in the Oluseterfisid Cop sad Brighton Stakes prone most saiiefeelerily that Mr. Benin com mitted so serious "nor of jodpneet io hie hone's capaleill ties for the Goodwood Stakes, for wltiolthe had backed Bed pan for • large saw For the Seethdows Selling Stokes there am bet two absentees et • the eleven subscribe's. Of the sine mom Trap nesived sabeteatial support at 9 to 1, while Bahr* wee booked freely at 4 to L Alon 4elay at the post manned harm the lit cold be got off, sad Pm were Pally despatehei to so straegling • sari ~yb a shoats of "No nee" ago mind whin the outsider, ner, 'coated • hi -me seat Omer by three =bat se objeoticia was made to Mr. Oarhs's de so the ewe is obi& • deed keel u the Merin* Pate esetribated to the 01110111/210, of the day's coda[. am in the ,Champaries Bakes, had no difllet a yt disposing of his three opponents, es be won, had held, by threequarten of a length. Subjoined are ea details of the mein : Two Sterol. Praia (Bodkin) el 30 mom las .11 mew. One mile. Mr. • Cotton's Panama by Voltigeur—DistaMna. 4 Pl. od MU gm M Daisy) 1 Mr. Mea's Cobweb. 84 ) MnW. H. Orema I Mt ( (Mmrw loateg The foilowl, g else mu . ..1,6e* of the Ball, Tailor, JOSS Orgy, Knight et the Whistle, sympathy, Medic's. and Viper. Betting : 5 to 2 ape Goodman, 5 to 1 25 8, 00 web, d to 1 Vixen and fiympalby, 6 to 1 mese to 1 sot Haight of the Whistle, aed 100 to 8 if* ea the Ball. After a Ogle delay, Jobe Gully jumped Of la fret, closely attended by Knight of the Whale. Geode man, sad Cobweb, Belle of the Ball and Viper brinks; the rear. At the turn, Jobs Golly pm way, and d- lag the LIB. Gordstato next the re& es the lower Orland took the had, but at the dietaries was joined by Tam Hill-way up, Kerala of the Whistle was pared by Cobweb, mod Osamencen, Makin off Vitae's dollop, won cleverly by threw quitters of • hag* a ante sad a half divided the sewed and third, rapt of the Whistle was fourth, Sympathy filth, Tailor sand, Belle of the who was lest thanagbont, bringing up the rear. Tan lialowroo Smug (Haediesp) of 15 am 10 11, with 200 id led , Miami after the " pataketioo at the weights extra. One mile oil threirquerters. (23 who, 9 pod forfeit.; Mr. *Ways PPP% by Iforpiliellte, dais by Inhesittre yrs. fist tab Md. Mb arty (Hibbird) 1 Mr. ileapean's Verdant, 3 ,re in pe. Mb extra) (1144644) Mr. Tbedlnemses !Mutt, 4 pei Het (Demos) Redcap➢ mil Inetterrie she raw DeVieg 7to 4 eft thetatire, 6 tax 1 ere Volelf, cad 9to 1 each mot Redcap and Verdant. Upon the flag falling Watt showed in front, but before go • hundred orb Bedoap took up the rosins, Veiciti going on mooed, NU lowed by the favourite, Verdant dose tip, Flattener': being lot. This order was inelntained till mem lag the ball-mile poet, where the lot (with I exemption of Flatterer, who had dropped further took close ceder, but as the foot of the bill Body was be and gave way, and, within the Metres Yoked also empossederi, whereupon Behnke tad Verdant dime away, the latt-r balf-way up I* to have the best of the straggle, but the Chesterfield Cap grinner, anywise% Cy when called upon, woe a good nee by half • Mg* lti. beaten three lengths from Mr. Bodginan's hoses, was third, Redcap • bad fourth, and fekatorseer bolo of. Too BOOTH DOMM STAIZI of 5 son. each, with 100 added far all ages ; weight fee age ; With selling allowance& T.Y.C. Mr. J. Dawson'. Moneyspioner. by Mareyes—Calerrella, Pg. Tat 71b (Hibbard) 1 Mr. A. tiotteef a Tirw 6 yrs. Mt Tib (SOL) M. Daley) Mr. =idn's WOW, 3Pa Hit 7 7 (40. ) —Morris) et~ The sh n : Pur e ti s, Tif/Viaber:Bpaspaliay, Mad- Bettiig Polka, SS Court Wiliam : 5 to 2 apt Trap, 7 to 2 apt Sallied, 5 to 1 I eget Mosoppinner, and 9to 1 opt Polka. After • bag delay at too poet and several break" awn, in which PI- ' Bret and Purina were mew wombed, • dangling start was effected. Court Milliner, Trap, mad Puritan were the first to show, followed by Monopolises'. mad the ashen hi tolerable order, with the exception .1 Madcap, Triumpher, sal Polka, who were left ea my lengths in the rear. In this order they descended the lull into the dip, whew Menomineer got oo even tense with the looms, sod waiting till half way up the diatom shot to the frost, and woo in *canter by three Lin da& Trap deflating Sal. Beet for mood place by two lengths. Pewits' wee fourth; Coon Millais, sod Sympathy, deo together, fifth ca d sixth. Polka, Triumpher, and Madcap, who wore never is the roe from the start, Palled in the order tamed Mt. The wiener was bought in for 136 guineas. Tam MASON PLATO of 100 sens., added to a handicap sweepstakes of 5 son. each ; 2 ft ; Moen afar the publi cation of the weight. lobe extra. T.Y.C. ( 8 60= Mr. W. Monies Armadillo, by Ambreeir-1441 PS bat , (B. Orlowisaw) I 1 Mr. O. Angolre embutia s yrs. Ha lib (tastes) t 2 Mr. Thellumon's My Cub, 3 yrs, ad fib (Stone) 3 The following also ran I.3tham. Canino Imogene, May Queen, and Musketeer. Bettiag : 2 to 1 apt Saladie, 100 to 30 apt Lytham, sod 10 to 1 each apt Armadillo, My Cob, arid Musketeer. At the second attempt • good start was effected, but upon settling into their pleas My Cob showed slightly is frost, Lytham. Sal, din, and Musketeer lying well up to the foot of the hill, where Armadillo drew forward Red Lytham retired bemire. Risen the hill frees the &Moe Saudi. iscreased his bled, bat .t the assagasseement of the Stud enclosure Armadillo earns with a rush, sad gradually lionise up caught Paths in the 146 atridia aced flashed • deed beat, My Cob, who wee third, font lengths to the rem of the pair. Musketeer was fourth, close up May Queen, Canallue, sod Immo hashed i• the osier t amed. Lytham tat, was palled up. Deedieg heat—Betting :2 to 1 ea Bu adi& Armadillo lay ad for the Ent half mile. aid then took oboe order with the favourite, who, half way is the distance, appeared to have the roe is bead, bat Armadillo answering gamely to Grimishaw's call, aim spin in the lest few strides, and won • Illegalacest nee by • head. The THISISISITH BlUtalliON DIENVIAL STAINS of 10 save amb, with 100 added ; for 3-yrolds ; oolts, Sat 101 b ; allies, 7tb ; wieners otra. Oee mile. (11 sake.) Mr. Bpenc<rs Loogdown, by Bottle—Sabblity, let 11Th reordhasel 1 Count de Lagrange'. Le Mandarin, lot 131 h B. Orimshaw) Bemis' : 11 to 8 on Landow°, who made play, with the Frenchman at his heels, to the distance, whims Le Man darin drew ap, sad resoling Loogdowri'm girths at the oommoniniens of she embalm% doe race home resulted in favour of Lowdown by half • Meath. Tres CHAMP/GIS STASIS of 5 son mob, with 100 added for 3-yr-olds end upwards; weight for age; with penalties sod allnwao re. On mile. (16 subs.) Lord Illarntortra Archimedes. by Newminster —1 3 yrs, ist Ospteln Orsy's Ands; 3 yrs, 714 illik 11 Adams Mr. W. Morris's Onion Jerk. a re, 8410th ((lMince) Flutter colt also yea. &Wu : 5 te 4ou Archimedes, and 710 4 apt Noise , Jack. Imola& with Utica Jack in does ettendenee, arks • play, the favourite lyieg of to tbe bottom el 4kohill„ whew Carroll lot him eet, end beadle( the pair, Lend hone won, palling doable, by three quarters of • hoe*. Doan Jolt • bed Wed, and the Flatter colt bootee • log we,. _ . _, _ Wniar7o row 'is Glum BU = Yuri (Elsadiesp). 1 Ow talk , Mps 4lb Alb Gamdsmaa . 4 911 BOG al the 34.11 .... 6 im M 7 V Triumpher 4 I I Mom 1 7 4 Tray 6 8 0 Bela °argued .... I • V I Oculmenhar• ll I 0 Cobweb $ I 0 Thus Ricesems4 $ 110 Was 10 imussular .. 1 0 0 -1 . TeTT;N THE EXPRFSS, . n: . l "Wilaleta ' frog tin Ovra aunt nos (Haadiaap). Thealaquutals at A new Age at lb Lt Age st flexams , 6 • 6 7 I Bias 1461116 6II 1 . 4 e: , =M• a II 3 '7 .• -11 l Ws. Ospsied .... 6 7 3 5 lowa, K i- . ' d.. 5. . 3 3 4 Wig . ". it 6 Eel o . 6 4 5 3 6 Darissat 4 8 713 4841 164 .....,.. S 6 lows a a Ikea 3 3 7 napes* s•S S I 1 smuts Bells of tits Da .... 6 7 *_-V LIMB RACSII.••4rALDAY. Wantres 101 THI Wrung Our (Handicap). Ow mils. sad s halt. (18 robe.) Lucky 846 r Ar MI ii...a.s. :ln Bnalcloo6 =La : 11 t .. ? . " ... '. l : I: The Mover 5 n 4 -.4.—.. • 9 7 9 1 Turas I 11 1 Polka 4 11 Tr nolo& • 9, IF Trlaispier _ 419 111 t ieri ll•W•4ll I9 4 1114. rissaarvoll4.... IS 19 T Wator 1.14 4 AO • 111A29711tat. , Wnoun 105 TRU iIfLIFILY $11211127 STAUB (Mao& op). T.Y.O. (27 sobs. ••, . et ft hi lb Notrlnoi 5 12 =No 0 Ins Gordors 0 GWYN" Odds Mlilly 41. nom Wry 7 11 0 I lore iva = bi II 111 7 Lank/ 7 10 Mao l Oll • Volturno's —.....,... 7 9 1117s1nisra Doeincli con Aden 7 7 Volition Siostbandons 7 7 WM Don y " Dl All= ' 7 Clonal' Bar Indio 2 Tel Do Weimar' HANDICAP of 10 son. woks 5 ft. and 1 ally (to foto the trod) if &amok with 100 Edo d. for ail saes ; wukawre after July 27, at 10 A.m., 211) sato. T.Y.O. (about 5 fallow.) (24 sobs.) Age st Ili Ain st Ili gro in a mo lio Bo 11 611 OM' a 2 Attronliu a 110 No Non 4 6 Oolsobla 5 I 7 • 4 II Laid Drodo. . ** ', ... AnkAanto 6 8 7 211mared . $ II IlAttoror 4 5 0 Lod, Vologlias .... 3 12 Notrot-Law ll B 0 Dimon= 3 12 Wild Agog ...,.... 1 8 0 Papoose • 1 7 =ltt 4 7 7 Mary 2 10 roan 4 1 7 &Wax 2 7 Ls Mebane 11 7 6 Lunar 2 7 Tom Loom Own HOUMA, el 15 sore. ark 1 ft, and 3 caly if &gored by noon on Tuesday, Avre s ate go to the huid), wfth 200 added ; whore of way value 300 sows. after July 27, at 10 ads., 716; al too sal teak's, or of 500 sons. at any ass time, 101 b ; sad ay other view. 31b extol ; the second to save Dia stake. Two maim 126 sato. ) et p AV si IS A Inks Jac 6 ffs 513 Masolnd $ 7 .... . a S 1 Pins di 7 5 0 Solon 3 2 Mt, 1 4 4 572 Norestatti 6 11 Donna Moose • 7 10 4 7 7 Tares 5 10 JobA lla g i ns TO 5t0ne... ...... 6 7 4 S 7 Auditor ' Baum a 1 0 .Tesorot4i ' 7 • Limon= 4 510 ilidKrillita S 7 SWotdaliala ...... S 6 9 Dr. Swinton $ f Mr. law mad' Yr. J. E. Prestos are witeueft ra, but did 00% ISMS YORK AVOLIST huurriNg. WED166126T. doom 23. 1 Teo 0111.1. Zoos 11.411;01001. of 200 0006., added to a sweepetast el 20 nova each. 10 ft. sad *sly 5 It he. ; the wineeeet say headloop ram 100 wet= gueot to the ilesleiattos et tie weights, rib ; of tired Ihed sass, ee ewe of 200 soot., 1016; of three, or ow maws 600 son., 141 b *tiro; two miles over the Old Ooosmo (60 who) ' -- - , Age at lb AR• ell Ib •Csasbasaui .... ..... 4 0 The Swift Nowise" ...... 4 11 The Brewer a I T ficasasuder ~„ 6 11 oragoes4 5 6 7 la Totacque• • I V 13125 d S 0 7 Vstlwirsa ." .. ... 4 I Itirelval WV MINSIC . a 5 ewordwwes treset., a 6f by Loid larizo• 4 6 6 •Prln66ll 6 16 11 berg—Uros S e a Dolby Oldadaddr, 6 66 Me 4 4 raid& • 715 • b odsua—vea s t Cleramot 4 116 Backbaot 4 7 1 Sw lBlllo eet Jos& 8 8 Madcap ' 4 7 1 a by TiSampalar— Lady arida .. a 7 MY Bomar $ 11 •Ilnalsonsie /tasks ' a T Tbs Gable 1 0 9 8 16 1 1 s Inottorot Wakens 4 7 Yams t 11 HoUylas 6 7 •Cobweli ll • .41140440. 6 7 Mika Jabs °Barium a 7 st V Yeager 4 7 Map Maic Ardor T thin ak leak 4 7 UMW Goy lb bi ..,. f I Nemo 4 04117 , 4 7 •Baabes 7 Sinai Peor 1 7 8 paid *auditor S 7 Mawr 4 pakt Doan 11•101 3 6 0 6 1 Bran Wbar dy eagar Wins .. ... 6 paid Lics Comae 1 8 1 ewer I paid Weights published July 31, at 9 as. Forfeits to be dooland as Monday August 7, at 12 o'clock at pose. Those inarkod (• )baring beau eutersd without the know. lads* of their swum will be streak oat id the liras pre scribed sults' specially *adored to rand& in. Doooarr's COAT /LSD BAWL —This annual prize teas rowed for yesterday foe tie 1101 h flea. MIN were rls competitors, and the mos wee woa by Alba WU= Woad. d Bermondsey. NATIONAL ARTILLERY _ASSOCIAIIOII.-THE QUIErB PAIL". BHOEBITRYNIBB, TUSEDAT. To-day the oompetition was the most important et the sentiag, it bag far tern Majsety the Qaews's prize oil 1001. The weather ems sot all ►hat could be dished; for sornetinise it blew strongly arca the rage, *IS shapes( the adlestioa of the shot ; end at ether Saes it blew dews the nags, which not only made a gnat differ eras in the aleratka but materiaffy interfered with the signaling. sad sesearbat delayed the promediaga No M, wlth.tssdisgl these drawbacks higher scores were made to day than yesterday. The day's ansgar was drawing to a alas, sad eaTittra— debaelamente rasalsied to carpels, whim the Arise bad to cense in eonssonenes at t►e tide running in, the sheeting being over the ands. Singular to say, the detachment which woe Lord Pahnsistoo's Prise yesterday was highest at the elan ad it IS not likely that their soon will be beaten. The following is a list of the scores : Derided for Total onetime. Lett. Oen. Pointe. Time.. Detachment Pounder. a a let &e•ea Do. lad detachment lB 18 6 36 Do. 3rd detachment 441 i detachment ll rr 6 44 Led Claque Parts 11115 Kent sB 11 6 00 401 Claque Port Led NUMwees SS 11 7 6 De. tad detachment 3l 11 7 13 314 °wham 31 6 44 lid Cinque Porta C 0 719 4th Wart York 31 U 6 56 let CtngoePorta♦ 14 Middlesex lB 16 6 19 Do. lad detachment lB 11 6 6 Do. 3rd detachment St 16 6 48 lad Tamer Do. tad detftchment 3l II 6 38 1M Claque Porte. B 3l 1r 7 SO The other two will be Jul Meenerrow (this day). 1 1 - 17 - 16 ATIIIKSTILD 111I11Dalt IT • Wommt.—At the Comity Poliereourt, Derby. yesterday, Hardet Wation, • single woman, from Shellield. wee charged with attempt *: tee murder William Eiddead, coachman to Mies Trowel', of Uttereter New-road. war Derby. It appeared that the prisoner sod !indeed formerly lived is service together at Brampton Vicarage, um Chesterfield, that an improper iellimacy bad taken pima between them. and that pri soner had beau delivered of a child, which died about two maths ago. Wieland bad paid up all sneers I thee were owing on aeorsust of the child, and had given the prisoner ten idealise au cooditios that she would inner come near him or annoy him agate. On Saturday fermi however. she came to Miss Trowel!', hoses sad told Sliriand that hie mother wished to speak to him io the lane. He aocompeated bee to the gate loading into the law, whom sot seeing his mother, sod suspecting eseeethise, he mid he would mot p say further. Wane, thee pulled a pistol oat of her pocket, pemeeted it is front of hie face, end add she would shoot him. He knocked the weeps, as cme ads, and Sinew the primer es to the ground. He thee got possesion of the pistol, which was heavily charged, sod fired it iato the air. The primer woe pomaded. KILLS!) BY LIGHIVING.—On Tuesday. Mr. Mark Wayisy hold as 'squat, at Witliegton, as the body of Richard mods, seed 61. Os the 24th :sit. the dimmed was rasping in • &lid for Mr. Palmer. In the ottoman • storm came on, bad the deoweed took sheltie wise • gee to the hedgerow adjeistug its road. Be had we temaiteed there long lefen the Neste* drools the tree, ample WP removiag the beck from tho trunk, sod kinir4l ohs doomed oa the spot. The body of the old ma was coaveyed braes The back was tojared very belly. the lop sad thighs much cut, tie left heel Wend, sod the pods cow. plstoiy sat cot of *stoat, The jury lewd a mike as erdias ho the arblews. —Beiferd rises. Lry woos. ILting i Casiorr Comwry. —The ei rm bn• at taAs spereey (lete the MerialswOreditOossaw ) base deeleree ea Utilities ' diddled id 3.. pet Awe. or at the rata a 15 par wet. pe mass% free et Weems at; km the ballyeer seems 80th Joao kat. I - .71 . 711.U8:4 WEDNISDAY - £UGtST 2, 1865. rzR nrrim7lmkolkl‘ VOAHOICK CLROUlTpreasall.—Ozomm, A.troun 1. searta ei bulimia yellorday imen&g elleek. Mr. 7usliss Oteaptaa pamddiag on the Mil OK and Wawa' Nettie the Caroni Omit. Mere an 18, mu ss muted jar wial, 50 at vbkeh ers marked tar aposiel juries. • Cabin ausa.—(Beta's Mr. Barn Pigott.) I.ITh•OILDONAki Call.-1111.1 KOMODO OVA COVVIVeII tvi Thernas J 43, lOW, who slimed to be peso °ripple. and who limped tato the dook upon crutches, wit charged with fetaireasly sad maliciously wonading William liLo" with latent to murder htm. In other counts the pri. Rose/ "Wes olarM with an latent to do the preematet grienbe Pally Pm Mr. Poised prowouted oa behalf of the Treasury. This cam created a great deal of intend on account of the err, eeppaseet aseP whets the &lisp& 'doses was essausith4 sad the extheadiaary sanative made by the prisoner as to the motives that had iodated him to commit tee mime. Mr. William Mess depend the be was Scripture reader I alba Woking seavisitpriam. The primer was one of the emeista in that prison, mad oa the 29th of June Let he was abased is use of the rehab", cells. Witness ebbed him es that day in his cell. sad asked him bow he was. He rtaie "1 um poorly—very poorly." We ans remarked that perhaps the pother had tasselling to do with i 4 aed he them remarked to the pima' that it was well maws the stains sad escrows of this life to lea =tow joys a brighter world. At Wes time was seam by _Ow Ms w primmer ca his hed, ead the prisoner shifte d towards hue, sad before be hod Pay finished the matesoe he made two stabs at him, and wounded him MU the wrist end at the back of his arm. The list woad bled a peal deal, sod wham me out of etee sell to the misty, where Dr. Campbell, this medial abler, attended kt Wm. The wounds at the meal time *eV very warty Paled. but be was still sullen:4 from the OP* to the nervous syst the em. by pr _1 have Pews you twelve years, you have always behaved respectfully sad properl y tows, tad I haw no reason for supposing that pea to raked say nailed or angry !sales inwards me. Yea have often spokes to me of the enmity with which yea sees treated li a r satiosities ot she prima. I have howl yea sow that you were rubbed to paaiduneat and placed e refractory Dell when you wow softiies beta a plea disease, but L was not acquainted with the wears Of your aileasts. Thome& Wood, the prisapal warder of the refectory ward, at Woking Prins, deposed that be was on duty os the day in geemos, ma maw the prosecutor seine out of the plimeWs cell, at the same time ea laimalag that be had lees stabbed. Witseas went late the osli, sad the prisoner several times asked what was the day of the words. sad he replied that he knew as well as be did. Ha ieerched the sod foetid the blade of • small Imife copaaled ip the lira ventilator of the cell. t Cpa.rp Uderwoad, &mother warder, deposed that he se ampailed the last witness into the primped cell, and sedated to search for the knife. The primmer said it was so use their esszadag, for an saga had brought it to him, sad a easel had taken it sway spiv. The primesr then said, "The poor fellow most have seen him when be came la, as he was sitting by ray side. If that man dies to morrow he will go to heaven for be is a Oleittiao." Whew the kali. had bees bead, the prisoner sold, " 11l Poses. pas Dr. Osapheire yet--the villain" Oroirexamised by prisoner-1 have known you for alibt years, and daring that thee you have always behaved civilly and respectfully, es a primmer should do towards an allow. I have alma/ways bard you weak relStat° ll 7,l l Mr. Moos, sed 1 do sot know thy reason why you should have 111-feeling tower& him. I hays the charge of the refractory ward, and when you have boom brought there it Ism always ben for complaints that have Pea made of your eopduet la the islimary. I as aware that you have bees under medical taberneat, sad mediae was sent for you by Dr. Campbell to the winerory ward, but you refused to sake It. When you lure removed into the penal ekes ward on this eemesioa it was under a eaten of six mesa& penal clam diet. Prisoner (to the witness)—At the time this senteum was pealed upon me was I sot is bed in great pie sad Pabie Wita up? _ .Prisester—Did I sa for a pea part of the tip that I Was ender year sharp return the principal partial of my teed, the Priddlies because L bead that It wasted one of toy oomplante. tadammatido of the Madder! Wlinees-1 know that you returned the porridge and son other patios of the food that wee supplied to you. Prisoner—Wee not all that I had to subsist upon for swo ' months a pint of milk bed 20 ounces a bread a day. with the eiweptbs of the dye whoa 'saes, was supplied! Whams—You said yea could sot est the reel of the food that was gives you, sad you retuned it. Is further crosi-examiaatice by the primmer the ilium said that he told him that the porridge was injorioue to his diem's, sad be asked for other food, bat the doctor would net let him hive any. Ile also said that he bad heed the .1 salient medical o nc e, say that the adapt was suffering . beta • amplimitios of diseases, but he did not remember ) Idea wise that be was eafferimg from an sneak.° of the seise and dimes a the bladder. Primmer, to the wiser —Have you sot yearn!! mad that yes thattPt Mines my panbiesest was a pest that too severe ler sp t Wisness—l aver said so, but you have said It to me jj sad I bees buoyed yes up as well as I weld. sad esooaraged yea te bear up &pint it. Primmer —Have you set also frerl i e r estly heard me say that I had so tateaties to Ware Mr. Moss, sad that my object in easesithiser the eat wee to be mot for Ilia, la eider that I might expose the cruel treatment te %bib bed been satibeted? Witness—l have bead you say am Mr. Jobs Campbell, the medical Akan of the wises, deposed that, in the aftersooad the:9th of Jose, he bead the promater at his surgery is the prison in a very weak. end hinting sandities, and epee examiniag him be found s wowed is the back part at ese of hm anse two helms extent, sad from which bleed bad flowed profusely. Thew was another wound es the sea arm, but that was almost esperibial At lido time the prosecutor was wader his care for an Waseca of this Pant, end be was fearful that the shock be received might have bees attended with embus rmalts. He bed known the prisoner as a 000viot for elms yeses. Crees.examised by the primmer wee aware that you wets &Misted. but I always weadared that yea made 'oat o& out to be worse than you really were. lam aware that you have a spinal dims" bal I have so rased to believe that et times you suffer very great pais. Your health was weakly delicate, bat I considered myself justified in mactionlog your being sentenced to six mouths' peal-elea diet is the refractory ward. I know that you were eaffertag frombhroale inflammation of the bladder, but 1 ocamiirr that you were scheming as much as yea could to get off from being piebbie. lam swam that for two morels yes bed no other food than a pint of milk sad twenty oasis of bread a day. I did not see anything la your can that woald justify meta altering your food. You were allowed ep have a bed in cell in the refractory ward. but I did socorderit, on ago sot wore that it was in cooppeose eq2r amit breag usable to sit up. —Hove you sot maid that you had so feeling for - L me Witessi—l do not recollect ever baring made um et such a expressios. Reexamined—The prisoner had She same food as the • convists. The primmer then addressed the court mad 't ry in • speech of some considerable duration, with great earnestaim. and in a manner which showed that be was, inielsotly, • man of considerable intelligence . He said that if he bad been merely charged 'with stabbing the prosecu tor he shenkl at once have needed guilty ; for, parade:Mil reltzallat appear that a consist should speak the truth, he that ha loved truth. He denied, however, that he was actuated by either of the infests charged in the indict ment, and mid that the only object be bad in committing the ad imputed to him was that he might have ea °pima'. laity of exposing theorem! and diabolical practices to which he bad his fellow-convicts were subjected, sod had driven him to do what he bad done, for the purpose of escaping from the heads al these wham be looked upon . as his intended mur derers. He wished the court sad pry to nuderstand, in the fink place, that at Wolin prison a convict had no appeal spirt cruel treatment It was tree that officials were paid to havastigase each matters, but the duty was performed cerelamly, mid from them a omelet could gat m amines. If he complained to the governor, unless his am- Asian wasoorroborated is some wry by one of the °Moses, the complaint was dierwded, sad hi ma punished far making frivolous sompWnts. It was a had sad camel system that would sot allow a poor prboner an sp porton* to obtain junks. The pitfalls were lad to believe that the convict notate was jest end merciful, and that means were afforded to the convict of a moral and religious reformation, but this was far from the feet, and the reel truth was that • convict was tee times man the child of hell when he lilt • convict prima than whoa be entered it it was • thieves' trsioing college. As them ware ladies peasant he would refrain from farther alluding to the horrible mormities that were committed, and he would manly my that the most usesteurel *Donn ass ware constaatly method without any attempt being made en the part of the ofileish to put a stop to them. He had made a repreesneatioo to toe governor of the abonalsable prinkse that were gong on, sad the result was that he was punished for making the eom plant, sad the only evened tor his being see teamed to this pncialimarat of six mouths' penal clam diet was that be bed ratified the cruel treatment to which he bad Man senketed, end be would inform the jury how this ha paced. He bad complained on • former oceasiou of the systematic pleader et the canine ratimos that was pur sued. and for ibis hi was "esteemed to aim months' nasal elms diet at MilThask. The medical Mess there, Dr. Gay, vase humane, geed mss, and sena; his sosditica, be would not ellew the 'antipasto be caeried out, sod be released Is the Wismar, the whole of the sine months, when he was "est beak to Waking. He was sent le the iefirmary, sod we of the warden removed tee ether minion who were is bed sear him to soother part of the ward, mil then told him that he should bare plenty at Inch air, sad be ordered the windows directly opposite to his bed to be opened, sad they was kept main day sad night for fourteen days, sad the sinsequesce wan that his malady was may mash tromard. all the led symptoms re need, mad be Mame eneirdi deaf with one of his ears. When be complained to Dr. Oarapiall. the tasty roily he ' male was thee be bed only jest retained hone sod ha web soda legleamg his MI pair, sod it.. bewail thattiber atm,lnk gin aim a Dail or a madame •iW (akin -did have his lee distroyed. Dr. Damp , attlietlh: Meal report him to 11110101/0/: fin Mee. eN list the gommir ymeM net sot in the ' Min the Moder el - Prisest mom sad am, wpm Mistammte wade to biro by the cash& at the Pi*, he was sestaresed to six months' -penal clap diet for iamb. ordieste Maw* best Iran ri so other sot of Meataliditaties *binMo tt he hei stated: He bed assraly r against the ormi la breetment to which he had e s eams 9.lll ls dabs hich Ist at the lime he 'debt • almos t the well hav e bees , sward to death. War ter asestbs all the toed he had was _twenty of bread and a pint of milk per dari sad amtaF an this lime he was sufficing the most isteme nosy Lim% the iffeeldon b l ed a i , ns bladder cod hit spine, and wet MAW toned' his wed MAIM. emiglainal boti. Campion. ba awl& set at lm would not make 05 any anoraks, sad when he applied toslo, Dinette of Primes. rtho same to visit him, he relso4itialetfere. tinder these oirminstames he felt that mists soieth was done in the muse of a few weeks he meet be sired man. The mato mot set believe the camel Mattoon to which the warm comic& were subjected. One pert of their system at treatmant was that no prisoner was anowsd to sleep more *ea two hours. At the expiration of that period an nicer mat round the prison and knocked with hie kayo al every cell, and if the prisoner did sot answer, he west is sad palled the imbue off him aid swam him. lie would ask list whether sash sots as them were sot manlike the proceeding. of the hapintion in Span and Portugal this those that would be ezported to take place in Finned, but they were sever. Melees true. The pihoeir Mee went ea to say that he had SO malice towards the promentor, who he kitty was a good Obrinian man, but he thought it was a leas crime to malt the assault apes DM than upon one of the °Maas of the gaol, masa whom he estertained • feeling of maim bat issidectared that he wrapped a piece of rag round the blade of the knife, so that it goad sot posibly enter the arm to • greater depth than an iamb, and he amortel most eolesinly that his sole motive was that be might be aim =Mid for trial, and thus have a opportmity of letting this pub& buoy the cruel treatment he had reamed. WUt was the good, be said, of humeri and pod judg es like his for &hip inf li cting sestemas upon priamers in the hope that they might be reformed and reared good mem bers of society, when the effect of the system of treatasset to which they were subjected was to make them ten these wools then they were before? So far as he ((the primmer) was saneeesed. lie was fan urging towards lb. gram, and it mattered very little whet seatonse was passed apse blat, bat he did hope that his lordship would take some inseam" to have the matter inquired into, and iambi some motto. lion for the poor convict against wrong and injustice. Mr. Baron Pigott, is smanales up, said that Bags: was charged with the o ff ence of wounding the let with the intent to murder, and also to do him a bodily berm ; and if the jury Mould think that maim' of theme la tents was established. there would tbs. he wither alternative, that of cosarning him of unlawfully as offence which he had ondenttedly 0 had heard the statement that was made by the pincer, and although tome portions of it wire inament, still the ikon stated by him (*Malay had a hearing he . lion as to with what intest the act was so=t rpm The jury. am a short deliberation, *equated igiSpri. ester of the felocious portion of at amp, and found him guilty only of unlawfully wonedies. Mr. Poked stated, in mower to quakes pat by the loomed judge. that the prisoner was originally oon&tod of felony is 1849. and 'satiated to six moat& imprisonment. is October, 1953, he was again tried for ottani', a forged bank note, sad two provisos sonvictione were then proved against him, sad be was sentensed to Meaty years' tram poriatioa. While la custody happened that he made two sitimpia to slab the warders, but Its was moray puelthed Is the prison. He obtained a tickstotlean, and in May, 1862, he was epic °omitted of titter* a forged oats, and mutant to tea years' penal senituds, sod h• was wader. going that sesdease at the time the present offense was committed. Baron Pigott mid he would oansiakir what eller le dam with the primmer. Cm!. 31111.—(130ore Mr. Justice Crompton.) IMDZIAN r. AXIL Mr. Pewee was for the plaintiff, and Mr. EistjeUll Baas tle• far the 4sfenthet. This was an adios to morn &amps for a hawk of prom of lamina The ise pialatiff in this mhos was about 23 mare of age. Her father formerly kept a Myers at Wawa, and the &fee t, who eras as undertaker in the neighboarhood, beams acquainted with her and paid her attentions. Same tiros last year he met her a letter, in whisk he addressed her es "My diwirMise Needitamnied west on to say that be had isms a long time looking for a partner, and at length he had foued one who he thoarbt would salt MR in herself. The defendant proomded to date in this letter that as it was to be • partnersb ~i - pp for lifejperisaps she had better 1/1/0 the minter some cosideretia, end he said that if she waated any referenees respecting him she would obtain theca at a place lie sawed. The plaintiff mosped the proposal, sad a day was appointed for the wedding, and the middles sloth's was puicimed, but the defoodast suddenly broke off the inatint, slating in a letter he wrote to the pb&nff's Maw that th• reason Iwo did as was something he had heard Main Mate plaintiff and her family. Mr. Betliant Ballantine, when the ease had been opened, mid he maid not resist a verdiet, sad with regard to this Astensist °Masa in the defeadant's letter, he was last:mead to withdraw everything like an imputation epos the ihameher of the plaintiff or her funny, sod to admit that them was not the least foundation fee Was sag palm eostained in that loam. A verdict for the PAM was that sabered by earnest, with BO& damages. NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Kazionarriz, At m. 1. NI& Pann.—(Before Km Bares Bramwell.) MUMMY= O. 114.1111 L -BMWS OF POOMIDIE OP 11.4111•01. Mr. Brett, Q. 0., bed Mr. Ton, were for the plaintiff; and Mr. Man wee far the defendeat. This wee es adios for breads of promise of marriage. The *lope. bfi Mere Aso Whanelt,was the daughter of • peblicen Hefei et la.row aged 23, end the de fendant was • dealer in winless, aged 33 ; sad escorting to Aline Whetmough, who was the prinsipal Tritons and sister of the plaintiff, the defendant lived with his mother at Tiesciottege. sear the *nitre, wins. four years ego, he wee in the habit of visitlog their house, the flare Ina, and begea to pay Iriseddreesse to her. doer efterwarde the father sad mother of the }lentil, hewn( observed the conduct a the defendeat, end somewhat afraid of the coo sexiss, became he was rather ohne her is entire, spoke to him on the sabjerit. He declared his intestines to be honourable. and the courtship wee allowed to go on. fish sequeetly the father and mother of the deleadent died, sod about • year age, defendant, as urged by the roans(, Wing advastage of bet feehop valor her maltiplMd misfortnism, effected her sednetios, and she had aims given birth to • child. The defendant bed ulnae mauled swan wanes, Tire. Cron, • widow. Mr. Elgin sidled so Witiltelil for the defenoe ; end in ell dreads; the Jam admitted the plosiire of marriage, sod that the sweets of the plaintiff were respectable sad well conducted pprrpie. H. admitted there was also • one foe °M y for th i . lla p ttr a itsd io to g t i h v e jury, oe om tchfromzvo= He einetesded that th i er: bad he:: widens. to show that the detentes* was wealthy, or t hat n he had married • fortune. The Jury tanned round for a few minutes, and feud for the plaintiff—damages, 2501. . . the cheque, eod he know et so traowetioe with Mows Alblbes width wail/ kr& Wm to seespi sea • hill se lb, ose is question. _ Stnt 13pital unit he hind the two hooks peedeoed fn the gee esiter's dwit al Yr. disam's ease ea the lleth Jona Oa the Iletit of July be apprehended the =ilaa on a woman! haled to lie Measise. He sew the prhauer ati that dep ski* It 1 a brougham la Gray's.binhae, sad. leek ..hies fate , sailetly. He hid the primer lie &aria, smi be mild ha unthancell it. lie teak the paissent Bouriaar, P l:a g = bite ha morn stench the, and ha pne WM a lasi emstniadegeoeneurolps. Mr. 11Wleas mid them was another charge aphid the primmer for toggles a bill for 1001. Mr. Csolifile 1.1111 meta Gallo& awl said the prig/weer called him oa the 10th Jane ant with a DiU of euhringe fir 1001., which be asked Wes to dissount. The bin was diswa by the psiesemo, gad proportel to be sompted by C. J, Whitehead sod Co., of Tore=strsel. Limelsome. He dies m w asted the bill, sad atve the priecoar a Algae for the O. J g. Whitehead, of forectisek Limaboase, nisetualtar, t d a t i kneer the petioaer whoa be was alert to Mum. sad Whitehead. Mr. Whitehead, of that firm, was wlteme's brother. Tke prisoner used to go to his oft* after his owe Wastrel hours to make set kis books, and be bad ao other immuastions either with the primmer or Masers. Addison. The acceptance to the bill for 1004 piadmad was not his, sot. did he authoring sop perms to sign it. The primers wee econmitied far trial epos both clisrges. Mr. Weigh asked that the Weimer might be admitted to hen Mr. Mathias mid fate gayeties of bail were raised he should be prepared to go tato weed ether charges et it similar kind. The Lord Mayor dotard to aossis to the application. CHARGE OP FORGERY AGAINST A SHIP. BROKER. At the Measion-house polite-wart yesterday a well.dresaid you era, named Ellie Hugh Jones, described sa • ship.bthicer, wee broueht ap ois remand before the Lard Mayor charged with feloathaly forging and utterieg a bill of exchange for 1731 . 10 e., with the What to defraud Messrs. Cualiffe sad Co., bankers. Beeklenbery. Mr. Mulles' promeeted, and Mr. Bleigh, jun., appeared fer the prisoner. Henry Clark said he was a matter at the Alliance Beak, Lothbury. News Addisos and Whitehead. of 146. Lead enhall.etreet, kept es seconet at that bank, and their ae eeptarioes were sometimes paid without seeded instructions. Os the 23rd Jew the bill produced, parpothieg to be dews by A. Bidouis and scented by Addison and Whitehead, was presented to the Alliance Beek thrtmgh the clearing house by the London sad Westminster Bank, aid was paid, epos the belief that it was geerithe. Themes Ethel Whitehead said he was a ship-broker et 146, Leadenhall.street. The bill of ezethanee produced for 1731. 10s., purporting to be meepted by his Ann, wee not so sweated. The signature of the theoremic* rumbled the digesters of his partner, but it was sot signed by either of them. The primmer was is their minim ea clerk for wheat nine years, up to December, 1864. Be was well atiqoaleted with the pi:tweet's hasdirritieg, and he believed the writing is the body of the bill was his. The endorsement to the bill, “ C. L. W Menthe and C 0.," was, be believed, aim the pri sm:ids writing. Edward Shrubsole Olaf*, of the firm of Boger Cu.- We end Co., Booklersbery, huskers and bill-brokers mid the firm of C. L. Wilderman sad Co. had a disimeat amount with them. The bill et exitheage for 1731. 10s. produced was takes to him by the prisoner for &meet for bN firm shout the 23rd March last. He knew the onseeer es a member of the Arm of Wildstman and Co. The bin wee endeared " Wikleesith sad Co." •111111 M it was taken to him, and was paid on beaming de in the regular way, through the eithrierlonse, in Jima Cart Loots Wadermse slated he was • alp-broker, ear ryieg.ea business is Mark.leme. The prisoner was in put earth* with him, haring jdsed him is December (sat seer, end left him on the 27th Seth last. During theilme the pri. ether wee with him the Ana badmouth dealings with Mama Addises and Whitehead, whom the 27th Jane owed them a few shillings for athunimies. Be ham salting ot the bill prodeeed for 1731. 10e., sad ether sew ft until shirr this = het the Ina The drawer weeded to be a Mr. Thy bedermanewt, C. L. Wiliam's and 06., was la the thiponer's writing. The Arm Mgt an seareet with the ant Lowden Beak, sad the primmer bed the satire me_p. We* et the ash Was. Two Teed we I paned lie Wm doh at Yin • h e ° m om They were both fa the name of the rat, bat had never ' non bat oak of them, *lda urea a Illailtisat 4111111. The other he had NOW IMO to Mt kaowledga. seta the allow Spited . loot it la the pritaases disk. TM primmest and to dam FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. [Mamas or Mammas AID rum= rriticuLAlSPO ma SWAIM AT VII OMB OF MI CHIIF 210111170 Z, mitre or wramOrrer, itaarmamulAriasr.] 811212217178. MOB lull, Moldledml. Plenruyequare, sad Newitam Ozturdetreet. shad 'Esker, to surrender Aug. 17, ail? dm e il e rnoeume CtogOn, Bommesmon, Burro. bomber. keeper, Amos' lf, d 11 .- Wiumollaullobeimiroverecrnonimearpeete,Amltallt ROM QOM 11ma1,114zost, lor Melor,l An. u*l7, 111. Timm Matey. Sem WaSchruMea=l7, at it Jon 820822 _Yi pollee 011-17, 029802 T Atka, Maitastaa. Wider. August 17, at I. nammataCausams, Woodchuck, KM, budder, Aug. 17. at I. ' inva WneenoO. Haemaciteet, lassmed, Isiboton, Edam Mao 111..5 I. sun Roma, Norwich. englamr, August 16, at I. JAM' Woon HAW, Allamtoraos, Mslotter. late marchaat, An. udl7, *A L MOM CumillOroneser-rd.. 111.741Mismood, beirra h li Mimi PER Perchaieteern 00.1 seowa , and Holborn, cowtespier. Amara It at 11 Wizadut HMI DAY, , joiner Mot 17, at • limente, Polnet, Ortavettarot.. , hem& Aug. li, u IL ▪ BANIMILD, Thorotoubeasb, Surrey, builder, Aug 17, MIL 2.11/J1l) Lo Naw NAM Surrey, butcher, Am 17, at U. .JOB 2 HOU* Mary'A urae{ aterraos a, t Blue Ancborma& Bermondsey, Frederick-street IV U. EMI DAME& Frederick-street and Doughty-street, ▪ r and Nadi heat. manufaeturer el coat M. 7, at it. Timm frtemaron, Luaretrest, Commdatorn Sad lour - cayman millstone builder, August 17, at IL Omoman awl" Tunbridge Wells,LMfarmer, 4.s Loge. landellowoud, teas Mond. dker, August 11, at 1. 34101 WOunearrn, Atisersiorn Wandelcadve, tellnimort, Ao pMId,MIL Jos .WILLIAM MAD: OCZ. NJIDOII, Plymouth. printer, Augud 4 Oa harm =ihmalet,Yerbh., paper Inarchalk M.l4,at NMI OM linidtard. Mob /Mr, Ammet 11 all 11. IL Min et atm, OM HUMOR DOOM. 6IMMAIMPI4. da *MEW Urn, lAverpool, ma& broker, Mai 11. OIL MOONY JOlltecnt. Mancheatar. Outher desks/ Ast 14. at IL Jim MMus Wears, ilandirster, emmeraal traveller, Am oust 14, at U. cum Nom tot nom. NeweedlnsPOT7 2 l ship bra. Mud 11, st 11 JA/Me Bon.M. iJase. Hampshire, hairdresser. Mut 11 at 1, WismaY Assay Welrediald, Yorkshire, penes dirk. Mot 16, at 11. Mon Anitoln,l7rashwatar, Isle of Wight, Data, Aug. 12, ' JAq and IFIUJAN TaNDIMICI WILLOW, Zola, leis t, 0$ boot and shoe dealers, Anvil 11 at IL leaborow, ISometak. Aug. 7, at U. MOM' leinni Exmoor. leacieber aid Ncreamde„ Uses . dim grow, Must 26, all IL :01111410rnet COO. Yorkehirs. rar, Aelatiet 1. it 12. 001rItIlD lialenbestaa, beerselW August TI, at at. MMUS Baum% jam. aandattaad-rOad. sear Durham, grocer, Anvil 12. at kon Sfeerram LAC botcher, August M San% OLtatAn. MIMI& Obeddo, / o r. a U. mi Id It LIMY" DUBDOIL WINIOSH, Iblopereennedh.Daelrsl pool tar, Ault 36, st S. • Irmum Lane, inn.. south Shields, greeol a Ues t , ta m - 1,. IDWAID 110171018 T and Sartmd Notnnor, Ommencs, August $l, ae IL TfrtY MMA UsMaa, pabiknis, Asood It. al 11. • • 1110218 itegrom Goma. likolimbant, Mid M a own yam, August 1111. OIL IMAM no Bora. XemedimptenTons. immou dark, 34= t, liennitxt. eed seed Soler. Muse Mani. lass Aasnom TATUM, Ledo, pedMeer, MEM 14. ed swaW 000 M ilieeklemartiem riser A I, MS. MARIAM Illtuntrit, Simonet em brd es. d. i.var g i llt:L Wmtedi Demo, Orees W peed agree, Mime 17, al Lte. ran awanwrioxi. Beg/ 10. J. Wattle, Powick, W . S. JONA Meet Malvern. WaeesM oaret-Mee =lO .N. Colebourn. Wolverbaagsten, No. . , strich, Steffordsh Umber merehent-876. to AmMani. Nottinghamshire, 11. . Waiter, Wgibme, Nottlaglmoshim, farmarSt i er l7 B . Proar t. ,. j:l4 mouth. farmer—Asp& H. C. . Falmouth, brewer—Sept. Si. A. Weida sod J. alght. Roden, rest shire, worsted spinners—Sept. 11. G. W Clifton Hsi =se, Yorkshire, wire drawer—Opt J. re. woollen reandacturer—Sept. 2L J. I ZA LisareaborOu b. Yeetalthm mason—fied. O. T. B. Wi ' Morro( .te, Yorkshire. temperanos bolsi Warrie—dept ik r i t andth. Leeds, elect apnentaateme—Dept. 11. W. likotley„ Dm: bury. York s hire. printer-Be. 21. J. Made, Locoweed add Huddersfield, shodo manufacturer—August V.P. Wrauksalle Great Grimsby, groom —Sept. 6. W. Talk Imirtan, imesaeadrs, bailder—Seed 6. J. D. Williams, Cltatitr, tallaar—tkart. S. A., ll'Lean, Bootle, Lacesshlre, oil reflosr—August It 1. Witift, Hanchestsr. bolter Otter Augnetl2, J. Jewitt. Prudhoe. NM unbitten& WO, dealer —Auras* U. J. listrellemb, MO M& trodataber—Umet 19. J. S. Lamb, Darlington, confeceemer -Asgard 17. D. ?bum Liangeleke. Glaanorgraaehtn, tnsr— lips U. C. Imo Orstal, Yorkshire, grocer and rag ilseleuc• Amet 11. J. TOM& Replan. Derbyshire, Labourer—Awed 1 J. Goligildly, Ferry-OIL Durham, boot masker-1 nost IS. Hope. Wsks4eld, Yorkshire. master bricklayer-00A 12. b. 'MU* Wakefield, Yorkshire, master Joiner-0d IL 1 . It" fibelleld, bed maker—Auguat 7 DartiorooL Durham, Wells ficenamen., ildm—Oet It. S. Feetar,ship broker— OM IL I. Drum Tend" Yodahlre, clethmslor—liert. 12. J. Booth, MWdiaWn. Locardes, Meier ie Maim' Sept St• F. &Mtn , . Wes. Laneashlre— Si= ham, StoOnpon-Treat, working potter. Aegues 14. D2MARATIONS Of DIMINO% Malan 30011103, lrnstes. Staltirdahlre, iron raffshint—S drridasd of 21. 2.1.. my Thursday, at Kluneers, BinsisoMs. CHAR= 00170111 e, CoanMy, pawnbroker—let dividod Int Id., any Thursday . at ROMs, Dirmiegbani. H ZDWAID ALLOO& Lees. ss Oldham, ambler al yam% igeO gaddlaworth. Men =j r ist 10,14.54 of le. 7d., sir Tuesday. at Norma% Moues Won. sea , and Mom Oiste, Jen., Lancaster. coed baliders—lat dividend of WI., say Tuesday, at Morgan's, Kau chsder. Um Meatier, Levensbuinse, Lanceshire, d dealar-Id divi dend at 10d on new prods, any Today, at Nergen's. Nam ebeater. 17. stlL A Wild St. W. W. Batas libealleld sod tegalleeloso,Pressiroot. maker—Asyut IKO G. Pumas. Wostbrelowleb, SoUor—Aur e. t. J. A Wood, BPrewebor7, Hammed vitioalle ew r—Amosl ilasstawick, - Sept t. ILtollor—Attur Jose*, S . l b L 4 —Nov. S. J. Manning, tirmlogitess, r 7.1 U. C r yth and G. N. Craig. Liverpool, bookeelloro—Alsgusi 14. J. Geissler, lionebester, mercbast. sod lioddeisibld, rem espoS—AogsaS 17. W. ton(. Stocktoo-cos:reee, osrrier—SoB B • B 10. J. HirsasiL Bristol. oso baddor—Argl BB 18 . lr ,B Assad 11. H. Mean► ioderook, lloesereetablro, August 16. 8. Hodder sad J. Hodder. home, lourriverealm Wilde's—Aurae 21.. W. Knowles. Lytham, Isoessilbs, Indies —August IS. J. Willem Hamm Colllllllln. Do PAZTNIMIIIIIII DISSOLTID. B. ra , ebeur, 8 Meanders, and T. Waller's& TignatiL place Sonth, agents-G. Wald, wid & Lard . Park Bottom It seer Bacnp. Lemma/dm, Maas gianutaaowers-3. A. Imam. Newport, Monearstheldro. Ntwalitirs-A. =ma A. Lie. Dekinitond, thesialse, Woes teundon-r. Lesttng and C B. Clark, Water-lane, IL:oversaw* printers-T. Balky and IL Cbeetbani. Nottlnitharn, boot manutuatinww-W. Wailer* and B. Weetbrook. Geary-Week Marylebone, Brill* vine mannfactwera-J. Medics and B. Corner. Warw. Isamenobtru, bliss-W. J. Mien, I. Pews, and P. Wilson, Aabborse. Derby- think hivlren. an tar as rewards W. J. Mters-J. lirtelser emit B. Oarrimitoa. Zanies mod Harlem* lememealro, medical I titlonars-7. J. Braliam and J Brahma, Bristol. Merriman and A. Brewin, Anatinfrian, City. attn,neys-.T. I Bumble and B. H. Tsyntar, Breadstreet-bedldlnep, Cltl Bierman and M. T. Monad, flotsam*, Oreseran, surgoona. Wardale and 43. Armstrong. Ilnistonspom-Hall. blarkeadtts- L Wlldermaree and IL M. Jew* Mdli Wanda - G. W. Andrews. J. 0. Andrews, and H. J. Andrews, llandieseer. tar as mends G. W. Andrews-J. Belt& W. LeriVag so mlth, and a Smith. leighley. Yorksbiseonseldne makers-J. Swift and S. liteuktzoop. Great Oeorgestroet, Wad minster. rolleitoes-W. Moon, M. C. Lawton, and R. Hub.. islet, Menebestar, 1 can/Wanton merchants, so tar as re gards W. 01 . Mom and B. Hart, Kanto dread, iamb bullders-J. 11.111dewlek, J. Ilikpriek, and R. M. Mayrwisk. Wrenn. Torkelstrs. and Mantheatw. cotton ginner. eo far regards J. Magerlolt. 800T131 lINITISSTRATIONS. MAIM CAIIIIIOII (deoreed), Beta tpheie. haidtittlre, family hugest 9. es the Gordan Anus Hotel, Keith. Laxettptenovat l es. Itellechaties. seer . 115?kttl. tenser, lisnily hill sad Cell Novae lOC TeemMl, is. rid Sow. Aural 9, et the w, niels" Raft. X•Doirata, Gloo r wisechint. Jingollk Toralif Hall, Olimpw. Wow sum, Forfar, grew. AIWA 1 1 . a Modasiell 00€14 Osanaredsl Was. [Advertimemeat,]-13ossowAT's Onrricom Tits—uered Itoorriy—Tbo gaggreol trograd d t., post girt al el tog Is aM so wog • meglagy =r M O: sup. par prey . MIKA rears So err and aboggSgos arra wie bermalaamly ger rye 'imager year Ms sirs. ger grimlograle aM Dory milloriamla /elf be lograrel sir by es Mi l o Mork goer wires rye grarmig n azig oi r e = rigarabiy gal Isysiosto meg rawer sasoteog to Ilbs *nerd land 111016 ar Dom. ilisarmamrsol reser ere all esordigo Wars and bower sad • eel ela Akar arymmed So an gear far isklyaliar the mmilbeset et Wu saketanitay treemYerrYdta a g = S W Is taiiarriliMl, th• WIONIIIMI. AWN! MARKIIM ' ..---- . --c --.--- GOTTON.-Lrrwoot. Atonal. -ire la . Lilt_ ,fr insoksi at yeeterday's fall mks. " . SOO for a lio dstec • sad craft Ilk MCllell 101 7 = a hn,l7o. 1 . g a. lltd. to lad. ; 60 aka tad 11. .. Bahia, ta Ils. . IrLtd. to IX ; 200 lays ig 171 - .s. v.. 4.1100 01. aBA Lklarkse. 1314, ; B bp r . lilt .. . km, li to id. ; Mk. 19 f& 00 1 214. ; J . Per% ho., BM. 0 11 k, 1344 , '.. A . COTTON GOOD& - kasosamlia, Amon ‘, ' W & vary pia Inaba ter aporil yam aim snake sales mimes, ham had to Mks awe la b st:= at thealloolko wary kW boles Ira has berm trade kris the has bees a mere li gu i sh i mbik k r4O. sad aro diopeoldas to brop ika as ifrilog ha roles of their*. OsaUeg assoug s sb th II . gami=l it mtkill ail doporhneste llbill""" of the p roarkot t"di to be 11111 . "I " ""14 I 8 a. ' I lle N TIM* ill mesh the name iskopedlies a tho ' 0 600 1......„ A ' Sea to.doyi sod hes boss this walk to take say or A..-- • walk moollabig se prevailed lot wink. : Statiodeek heavy, asd Gorda. Gore la .t •••••' r="lalt tha part et messimassse h i d en a l l 3 ...* bee so edam oblakshir aa, saakaosato It km iroot es te Oa m i li b - I dam see esom to bo as „ ji • I*l T I VOLSI delaiat ihallaNtitat S a . .M 7,, a d t i lb s - ' • kat 0 goods as attract their alastios-ollea the • f whisk said bo skint Massa to the *dim . ' 0/TT 0 aro refired la dame ell fastossa, sand tk • ortrT dose today has boas way t arkerldpiroogr at 4 CITT_ 4 India Airlines sad other . thet mew - ' aormill.." 4 ahmarator • bag las is sad km laq b i It h rs 1 41 CA ab y other. hat the daisies ter bodkin applies na l ' Dv ropy to beam sad for all Ideals of &brim aim , Pk dead kik emeisliass to sass mast la areagm b tel the abaci*os, which is oadosiehlo, al the 117 Amy =7 , i Th 1.... prior, if they oaddrt - A my, however, bee has es mall as rogh • clue to tho - ao - a valved cloths. This marks { elm • . att. CITICE . 'Miff WOOLLIN.-Lark, Amen 1.-We he., sph ' ~_,,,ligiati oomph& al a pia name& is Ilio shed ball aka% iii,="" - • big, the arimismor both of inasarialmsee sal T, , Is ~ bps bars sasll, and the ammt ell Meas Somorg "-- • bees Islas' to Ye Manske • a law wall yessibril hi" gEr; MA L mettebe sad ladaala. Ilio wale ball Ikea parmi l ' , att . impamesso ; Bak attoollos hos boa pw ii .. ' • , 1 W mdse ilk sad seam deportamets, sad the Weida .. : . ir inew • ' II t goodoise eke bean ea thesisebtait Rata selatab . . • , . . • • it CKANGFACTURES. - Hoeillsisenia. Aosestai . I ellin L moderato amber of bora lawn awed togry ia t 4 i • I, mode ` fans the ormatry, sad not heavy plaboars. . ► assrathos kook= aisles* walkway odabworsag s ib . „, t, prided bask sod Mal deaddm. In which afa quail 405 4 . mall puma ham Deem mode sp. Tam is dm sib • 1. beggar distasd for goods of low quality, soitsha kr al: t, The warehouse busman has imposed a little, ailin1:11 parade dwingiess eat off darks the wog. .A . Mso ail h . WOOLE.-111osnatmoza, Annum .1.- la • tdaer as. wool trade ocatianas pretty steady, sad all 'ma y, tars room off at fill Pram, *MI shear pea ito foully wools do not sell so redly, bat hoiden 1 11..... 0- a i i i -4,n 4 ----- i " r " CORN .- Lima, Anoint 1.-We bam as lkosoghb ..-- AL 1 meow , la the alai trade to-day, sad alas era walk aftilg •• one &Ming advaaoo oar rat ?sashes Om 11 116 amines passim a scrag oars hat mallard rata 8 . - I. Avoca Licher theatha tire whole if y fair of Ms 4 400"1410SerwItlat.e barley fil MB, pasoral is thlr G. bat tho heavy alas rd lasi it and this siorsig h ~.. .Id Wens with lama work. The crop are . h ' a 11. win Tary /WA ea tho high soils. Toda y's h ' •;• .' show al whist was small ;is arammeass • ths * • .1 ,',., oppooresso of the weather, freak sample folly . . - last wook's pram' No alteration is my other h 0 ps g t R, qr.hopodal aka power :-Whaall. white, mow, • gleam Me. PM lap. boa., 45e. to 475. ; ditto t u f t . 1 ,. St . , ~41a. to 42 1 . Oats, 36Ihs. to albs, g; • a It. Md. 4131b5. to 6511 m, 40a. to 435. ; OM TIME 44 ,C 1 8.1 to 42a. .dg t 4 .. Newloaariams-Tria. Amcor 1.-Tho orattherli s • Us Mem ~ besomo stewed sad showery. Hawing Its Masi ,17, whoa ma ease today mos the toeless dim day's mai were shoat sesialnasd. IA *sip. lime .. 5 ... aid oissess, it was mammy to mask to a dada, elk qr. kiosks Flom slow sok, ad N. fill a, &soar. hairy. hones, sad pies is psi Ihe semi Mai. wit tally wdear. • kir lapary for ash sr ao /2. modwagN. i , 4-... Id- Lamm, Ammer 1.-Thero was a fah supply if 11.... today for this osems, for wbkh there was a Mit ......s. .. alma ammo al ii. to to. par qr., the weak: • ea 1 '''' resettled, sad mash rain having folks, which . . fa the crops. Spring corn dim. • Sic a- Baskomart. Akan L-Tbo supply of pda .. was short, ad the astoodserse of both boyars t `• wins limtasd. Yaws boat Mktg* tics our ' .la. ea eilhOhotWoo Than wan a few .d era whist offend fin whiob Ida. per quarter was sal& sea was dull, sad lest week's prase were .', • oar floor melloasi Is mks la latter sasoily ~t , ma . doiag. Malt analtorod is talus, aid paw of "T„. 4 1 wen Italy makaised. Whist from ids. to Ilk Ss to 110 a. Oak 225. to 300. Bass, irk al% Us. to 46. per qr. Tara, AA to Us. pee Wilk pea to MIL pr qr. Flour, 24a. to 32a. per eadr. , 4 a J. CATILL-SALrearav, Ammer 1.-At ale 14er, day the aap gc r t e beasts:As aso i telle a s t ly its" „:1 - , "1." t"s" db . % the means of . •It gu tedtsm y _ was good, and, ankithats g r L. "••• ends oar ale, roost km elated off st higher robs eel d -1 . d. quoted. T he sup pl y of sheep was, 1 w the m g. tau, aammally large, and tho panty . • . ~,, Th . ses sok Oosseqedat as Me somber crifored, and . 2 1 ,.: L. 1. prime asked, busker was somewhat slow, bet , "r" a psod olsorame was offeeted. lambi was - 0 1 . 3 ..... e4 la Sale rermost. Calve wars she in shorter b ."'""• ate pan wore firmly maistaised. I. the be t: 4a. there was on a 4 supply, badoass a little • e....a its ay, prises semisoft toorod. Bat ea boil raked Mr - 7* -- .. , s 4 I , - per arm ;am sad bailor data, Um. to is. ; . I. 04i oat geld. pa Et ;veal, 7d. W 70. ; hod; pork 7d. to 7 ; we - sad Bk. dd. to Urs. 9d. per sock • meal= '7l: i abs lid- qr lb. • dry ditto. Si. to 10. ; nail _... A• liorsi i a 23.. Is. per ; Twills old store pip, 20s. to 114 i .7. arra with aloe% LEL to 161. t - o tt i l i i. h d L - s , . ee ash l. TRAFFIC RETURNS ' w i 'lnitr I ar- Midi Par Man Tde. . "Cal J. IatIMATIL Oh opeA seer ebsaine. 11/14 pm ,. Week melee Apra N. • A 2 A _Thr o. ll; iambs,. Dared; sad 4,1. Sell SAT 1 3 65 hill .Mook oaks mar W. 3 rKOII4 ZIA LIONS 11014 10.170 16.11.1 10 A 4011 lot ' -US wed Juno 4 - UMW 1/01 WM ""---- EA sel Jo* lh. 1 R I I) . ft 11.12441.414 n Olouth Asst. _lhrol WO IVO 2100 gel aid moorgoemenostlisk arsi Imo 6,03 1 4 ; 11.0 ' : C lag Lam of No Pladat ail 9,410 1040 S It - ..: ISM seeteg_ants. IL v 0 WA alsagew &BIM Wanton 1111 ... WI • ;lo am b i taw Work oaarrilaty le. Eno Luerbours ti Ha- Lamas sai alsdrtra llan- kotropolltia North Imam -2 12;1 1,;10 toot 40 - Tan DIMAS N 01,1111313 itallWAT.-Tb• ila... iv. * of the s h ove ocmps ; y clotersneral yesterday IND Nov.i n , . the poopiadons at the peers' seat* 00 the 20114 main. to derfarea dividend for the half you to Ow sp. i g asi last at the sate of fil. 10s. per eater aeolin ro Of !@2 11 4 PQS Pool stook th e oceepany, OM( e half D.. t. . ' o ° - per ant to the original Noah, M. per oat to Ishar hirtime-: 611" B i4 171 1 11 d 11 2 t "L ED/ Pe tni r Ta t AB S° 6. 0 Tian " A IIIIIL ID ....- -1 "1 4 lb° 111s T e l -The diseceere have maimed Massa. B. Sharp 0401 Haw 01 W iloBllo i ol.4 7 ll awA sr °le " " Is atrootios ol tits works. Maas. Sharpe will 6 4 . 4 W tbey thi smoknak ext." of e to .B. pe taird y iaterert ls s t r :l d _elpia the o wer r 7 wllrrla%ll C I :exc. i rr es, ta ol sad sper to osa gousa t. pee ise m e nu ni % d is un ium ag tire d, 411_ di: p r0qu.,,,1 wok Mosta fortis last twolvemonthe after the to.. t wins gist km rit BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DU Mae ata ll i key ... rt. . BIRTHS. or rad asTI F. W. itylirr.-.Taly to, at Asseetapiaos, W 04 01 214 aaliala_ F-X. , A. Itasaasn, el • reihrw,_ _. ...., , ,tif i•oin nom t e-T. CAT G.-Jatr 30. as Chahar. nor% ...*". ' . 1111.- Sec, Soo„ of • daaldger. allllll O4 • A taro- CaIIPOILL-JlO3. 13. a$ Haraptest. Abe wit - a orlsr. La., ad asa. LIP ' 1 2a.1 I. W. HALIJIT.-JoW St, at liorky-thart. =OO° agar tatoßak,. 14.17,744.8., eta war' d i ' Wig war. whISON.- lull sl. s 1 wanw-awa gsb ' grIL I. """ lath- daughter. ere- MARRIAGE& _.„....0tag 1. 440006 DATYMT-WATIME.- tall es, at Alt USW, 1....- -- ,, Lt. the Mr. A. Joao. Game& 61011 • 014 w wi d er g ,iF de 1 RN .... al Hopay, of ltrabarbitio. to Caillorbe at m% hie J. 'Wawa, at lassweasy. dio lk Z . DOLTON-WRAISION..-Jaly la ra w th a =ll 6 J 1110 0 ... n 3 img . atolardehtra. he' Ile Rev. I. C. ' . far' the Hp* throw. to lima Sara anew r, tied WhStsolll, 11l A. near of [Jays. we Nip. TATUM-CUM -Juhr 114, at T i llldairt. ' let the tor. P. Ow* the Ein. L Tylor.44.ooaChig:lo DM . 11 at Taylor at Samford Shim Nom to 1128 et the Mr Hos. sad Nam N. C. Cut. .4.1 Lel . MA . Oaaty DEATH& QLOIIII.-Jaki 11 al Oseery4msess. _Totes. . 11 . 1 ub , arm mkt of .r. J. Mown Sm. eera ft____ ppro • '-' Reereak-lely I. at Oidal4.llaa. /al.+. ii i Zambia Z.N. aped rill 01 4" NEWMAIL-Jai, 16. ot Choltoahow. IL W. " 11116 Ili I 1 No wis e yy. i g ii • at ; rirmsg„.l.,.._, I% al Ids rosidesa. Dlsaiod•i o . sod .. s o fear dors. es rareraos the ha11.......i, 0 =Wm.. sa OW Braraddrort. 1 ..".r - Tram& wlll Waits mega Ms Inelsaeless. _ __,, lg. I 2 18 111. WIILIAMS.-.100/ Sr. at Alargar7. 1 2 . 44 .7,- i , _ r i .,... Womaseed • I d Po al vi ices leak! art Tablibei by WMALI ins ..- ...a. ---• f a 0 I ease Leakaridta" Jor the aty of Loamy, Pl i tiliegor ••• aeretp Moe la Leralarl4beit, la Ibt MOW 41 Wlll3llati. AWN* 2. LSI Mee Ni ate 46.- 1 I