The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-04 00:00:00

1111 IXPI Y FIUDL? ' AIMITST 4, &PORTING INTELLIGHNOR. • IiaIGHTON CLUB RACICIL —THURSDAY. ins loge aitesdenes ad the quaky a the miss it the ... o n , D a y, a nus ercepered with the cohdegeheling seeder the menses d the Brightos. Club, plaid latter is s moss afecoushie light than, perhaps, w pm b a y. Welikerwise hies the ; bat artale4 the deg, dad. ad wooltroa wmay lase up by the sernages, preseeted • • ape app4olBllllo4 and tie course we.. the more sleeking as *beano* of the anted that swarmed it lanais eash rem es Wednesday. The earl 11101tilig ONO, sal gave preemies*, basalt a y l weather, beat .des after 9 o'clock a thendentorm. mocapalakeil with bleary vela, barn over the tows. asdahheugh towards sow the my had Meese somewhat dear, ewers two slimassmtil gersail thenderstorm towards the dem of the a bereemh the enieyneent of the piemeregoemalarendiesi e t rig soma ortebie sad middy. The card ieus shadow* et sport (shook of as isdifferreat oherseterk we lima time views noes heial e sit aris. tor demise, mem swift at half-pest 12 aad fl at Ulf-pest 5. The Psi sweat was match bMwess 4 yrs. gel 1" eied Musketeer. 3 yea, Bet lab; and &Montt odds of 3to 1 were eagerly laid on Paris there wore many good judges who did sot hay be meld give week a lump of weight aim to the yang 'as, sad the resat proved the extesit sees of their remising, for, after going • bemind yard., Musketeer teak the hid, and rum my dearly ley three. owners el • liegth, the MOM of the asiaavoiwite Wag received with efeostioes oboe* Manatbi item the heskmakere. The lied yew .J the S.vssth Brighton Club Mienoisi Stakes, for hyrada, brought oat four an.. a the six os the used anmeham Ada brig equal rl faros rime at 3 to 1. aad the 3sehmationed, who made may Mesh by his he anima ie the preliminary canter, ease daisy from Ms oppossats Massediately after the Mart, sod catered is • aisle by twisty leagths. The Brightest Oteb Stakes we sostiesied by three may of the six sub scribers. haulms, a the farm he diplayed ea Wednesday. we s hot Wearies, 3 to 1 beim belly laid cm him, Bolen ben ant la demand atloo to3o,widie 6 (el vas obtainable *eat Flying Hone, who, with likeness in dose *sisal = ag oras is treat throughout the ram, whit* after a lila, was won bylly* BOOM by • sink. amen treat to the post for the Bwespeaakm of 5 move. sea, air the T. Y.C., kW Harriette freely appealed at sto 2. while 3W 1 was takes kindly t Paris, who woe by a week, _atter spirited finish with Leaky Star. Paatelesn *as indulged ia • walk over for the Bisanial Stake, Debbi Mils ; and .even numbers of tin eight on the eard were Bellied for the Plate of 100 son. am the T. Y.C., for hp , di delta sad fillies. Amble ion was Walla favourite at 2to 1, Panacea beiog next in &read at 4 to 1, ad the Inter, taking a commanding lead at the distanos, woe in a canter from Katie. the latter, who bolted down the felling, and laetrile; Jemmy Orimabaw, who forte- Relay, however, mamba so tojury, bat being unable to 1 setae to weigh la, Hate we "ha 'ealtied, Hug Christina I king coasidered second, sad Miter to Amber third. Club Plate brought oat a field of mesa, I Behhid of this slumber being a hot favourite at 9 too ; Vexation at 9to to 2, sad Musketeer st 5 to 1, Wig also supporta. The favourite was out of the ram immerhately afar the siert, and Musketeer sod Vexation, who were in frost ell the way, is. • good Tea hems, Canis Maoheil's Korea winsiag by three-quarters of a length. For the Claret Stakes fire only of the twelve on the card went to Om post, Blue Katie, Lord Doegiss, and Bishoptoe brag equal favourites at 3to 1. Blue Mantle, who had all the best of the race opposite the steed, immediately he was toUsrod by Lord Douglas " cut it" le the moot cowardly Mawr, obit the latter to via by half • lag*. Maros 'defeated bee three opponents in the Plate over the T.Y. C. doing a good torn to the bookmakers, on both Height a the Whistle sod The Brigand were supported for large dare of mosey. Trap, with odds a 7 to 4 laid on him, defeated Sympathy by • seek is the Plate of 60 sous, use mils. A nee het boates hen. acesluded u Ilatenstiag do's sport, tall pertiealars of whieh an &pleaded. Ma= . 50 ern. h ft. T.Y.C. Captain Yinhalle binekolear, by Artillary—Piety, b yrh 4 . 6 Mr. Ten Beotekl Paris, yrs, sot UP( TLI 1 ; I Betting : 3 to 1 a Party, who was first off, bete few strides was heeded by tie tos4aveurthe, who the net of the running, aid was olavady by three parts of a kmith. PBS SrVISTS BIUGHTOI CLUB Brednermi. STAK2S of 10 MIL each, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Sat 1001 ; lilies, elet ne ; penaltbre sad allowasses. T.Y.O.ai m ens.) Mr. Whiteside s Stoneham, by Malboarna set fib (A. &Wards) 1 ordheac I Lord SA Vinoent's Ada, tea 7th (F Yr. J. I,loeies Wile low, Oa 7111 —Vela I(ighttagell) 3 Ike= also rem Betting : 2to 1 each apt Ada and Stmehem, and 4 to I apt Boom Stoneham jumped off with the lead, followed by Little Jen to the tun, where the four took close order ; bat deseendieg she bill Beacham drew away, and won is • treater by twenty limphs. Ads, who kicked need, pond the other two opposite the stead. Tat Bittitirroe Mrs Sum (Handicap) of 10 an.. each, 11 it, with 100 added ; Masers after the pultibsties of the weight. extra. On mile and threeciaarten. Mr. if re . , Temple's Flying Hone, by Wild Damen-Chow. S SW Mb (toe extra) tiO4gsley) I lord Vibridge's Afkanial, al pi, Ott 9lb (Inc 610 min) (Ur. Devi)) • Mr. W. Morrie's leen, 4 yrs, UM fib .... (Mr. Edwards) Bettie( : 2to 1 en Arkansas, 100 to 30 easiest Begin, sad 6 to 1 Mgt Plying Horse, They metered at a slow pee for the first half 1121141. Min Flying Home and Ann um went on close together, Begin many lengths in their tear. At the holt-mile pose Mr. Metric hone got cm better terms with the Mar tweiwbri, from the half distance. Iheined a close sad exciting race base, whin *odd is favour of Flying Hone by a neck ; Begin finiahed three Miele is the rear of Aiken'''. A Sweirenius of 5 eon. eseh, with 100 added ; for ewe-yessolds and upwards ; weight for see, with selling allowances T.Y.C. Mr. A Tea Bruck's Paz* by Mildew-Daley. 4 ere. ha sib ONO Fordhau 1 Captain Machffs Lucky Star, 4 yrs. IMb (Inc. 71b ex.) (ndwards) Mr. Wyndham's The Clyde, I mi. est 711) (carried est filbl (6001.) (3. Orimahaw) The following also ran : Whalebone, Ocildrisclui, Mies Bar- IMO. and Ey*/ Betting : sto 2 apt Mks Herrin* 3 to 1 apt Paris, to 1 apt Lucky Sear sad Whalebone. 8 to 1 apt Gold,. bike. The Clyde made play followed by Sylph and Miss Harriette, Paris lying at the head d tM eases, who were brought up by Whalebone. At the foot of the bill Paris same through hi horses, sad Os* the hill to the finish headed the Clyde, and shaking off Leaky Star's challenge, woe a good nice by a neck ; two lengths separated the se cond and third. Whelan* was fourth, Sylph fifth, and Goldylons last. The winner was sot clai Tai BUTZ Bummer MUD lIDOD , RAL oi 10 son each, with 50 added, far ler-olds ; colts, Set 10Ib nb • winners extra. Bristol mile. (14 sub..) Marquis of Beatings's Pantaloon. by fhe Can-Dolcoads. tib (inc. Kb es) (lcedhans) P.O. PLATS of 100 eon., added to a flemaistahles al 5 mon soh, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Set 711); 51110, Set 4th ; penalties , sad allowances. T.Y.C. Mr. W. O. Craven's Panacea, by the Core-lard Durham's dam, bet (H. Griaeliew) 1 Mr. Wyodhar's Clog ehrielian. sat Mb ()bedbug The following also ran :-Yatie, May Wein, Meter te Amber, Ambition, and c by Wild Dana -Postulant. Betting : 2to 1 opt Aintitioa, 4 to 1 eget Panacea, sto 1 apt King Mistime, end 100 to lb each apt Sister to Amber sad Katie. The latter was first off, slightly in ad ,.ace of Ambient' and King Christian, who ran aide by side. followed by Paeans next the rails. At the tura Ambit:km dropped hack, and Psalms took her place at the side of Xtig Christian, and the two west in panne of Katie into the dip, when Hz. Orene's ally took the lead. and cameos is advance, wising easily by three Meths, King Christian was a length in the rear of Kati% who felt after passing the post, and bolting down the hill towards the town, J. Grim slaw was usable to weigh is, sad onsequently the filly was sot placed. Sister to Amber, some tenths bolded Xing Christen, thus became Aid ; Ambitioe was The Postulant colt Mates off. May Queen whipped need upon the flag falling. and took so part is the race. tY Tot errox OLU3 PLAI of 50 sorm ; 2.yridds, Tit 71b ; Oat 31b ; maiden and telling abeam's'. List half sail% Captain Meehan's Maekener, i yrs. 74 (R. Ovimidiaw) I Mr. Saddens's VexatiouPapo s, 2meyr,s. in (501.; (Heartfi eldi :Norris) t lord Weatesoreland's II yrs, eat sib OM) The following also ran :-Llttle Jam Belafrid. Mary EDI. and Oldbury. 8. Adams weighed for Mr. Whiteekle's St. Vincent, 3 ye% tat 91b, bat, having broke' hie bridle, the hone bolted, sad did sot go to the peat. Betting 2to 4 apt Beinfrid, 9to 2 art Vexations, sto 1 opt nosketne. sad 8 to 1 each sot Little Jere and Old buy. Vexatious with Muskeeser, Papoose. sad Mine/ is close 'timeless% made play to the foot of the kill, where .oeptain Masheles hone *Add Vexation, and, heading him half way in the diatom% worm a good ran by three peril of length ; Papoose began, three lengths from the second. Oldbury was leer* Little Jess sad Mary Hill met, Bee tled Mt throughout. The Maser was boeght by Mr. Bond ter 210 plasm TES OLAUT anus (Handicap) of 5 son nob, with 100 added • wieners extra ; sondem., riders. T.Y.C. Mr. iheimacies lord Douglas. by Claret -Chevy 4 Yn. llei line. alb es. ifordlum) 1 Capialn lane's Sine Mantle, ) mu list 41b..(Capt. Utile) 2 At. Panes Dulcimer, r yre, OA 121 b (car. Set lslb) (11.r.M. BevW) leaDs sad inshoptou also ra m. - Bettis,: 3to s od oh apt Lord Douglas, Blue Mantle, , 'wed Bititoptes, too l apt Dulcimer. Blue Mantle _wee firti off, and io • few strides Mid a clear lead of the MAN% who followed is close order to the diatom% where Yard Douglas drew up to Captain Lane's horse, mad mesh' lag his head opposite the stand. the letter, though sp. yarn* being the ran In hand, immediately " cat h, 'sad Lord Douglas won by half a length ; Moline a bad thin ; sod Hampton beans off. A Puts of 100 son. foe Syr-aids ad upwards ; weight for age ; the wines, to be sold fer 120 son. T.Y.C. ' Admiral Roses Sa ff ron. by Tallow Jack , yrs. rei Mb P 7tOti I 311 s. lames 'The Mood, I yes Int Mb Moment) I • UK ememerteade 4 yea ise 111 h (Moripo) Knight tra te. Wee an. • Wain : 6ee 4 apt the Whistle, 2to 1 apt .The Beeped, 4 to 1 apt and 10 to 1 eget Okaperoe. 01 the Wlthils, la atteasturne, made to sad to the dames% as whisk t the fannies dropped , Belies waited se Brigand to the amid, mien he heeded bin, awl ins by three peen dlength °barren beaks three lengths front fie aimed. TM winner was bought by lb. for 145 guineas. ?Lyn of 00 sorn,Tor 3.7r.01ds sad upwards ; weight for age • retinues riders. One arils. fl;. Tea Broilers Trap, by e lPu. Castaba Sheba% Sympathy, $ yrs, tat leitoWf Bellb PLATI of 50 KM., for beaten hors m; the wooed to re woke 10 soya. ; reniseses tyre. T.T.O. NE ad. Boyne, by Vedelte—Cyarbe 5.715, Set elb (Mr. MeMeW I Ur. litA"rdou's Prlti. f re, nit fib (liiw elb mine lanyt w e in Mr• ettywes maw. $ rs ba r bia ts =s , %err TM toiloweir e r optoL o ran C .1. and 'atinfeliewisg endow were posted hs the sies Beigkim es Thersday looming °menus Pies of the Ball (S. Aileen) wont to the post, sad as the siert me Int behind. flohisele did not pto the post. liatanom Noway.--Sylph (Uura) did sot go to the post. d.ll the Duke of Beaufer's horns ate streak out of their Wolverhampton engapmeste. THE GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAPS. NEWYARKET MOND 001`0B101 KENTING. TIMMY, Our. 10. Tea Csamurwrrca BUM. • Le• handicap of TIS some. each, Illft, elk WM added, for 3-yr-oida sod stoma& ; win. ems estra. Ceserewtash Course (2 miles 2 fustaap 28 yards). (182 entriaa) The weigbts to be published as Thursday. September 7, Gad aseepteases to be sigateed as ar bakes Tanday, Sept. 12, at soon. Ap Age AS4 Dubiety Arkin~ m 4 Isms I Argonaut Planet Mary Wits 4 : Rlalre 8 Emblem • S a ran 6 Weis* 3 laiderestic • .'em-Alive g , Winsisit 6 Chimney &Weep .. 3 Omar* 3 hart Liver I Maestri/ II Hiskirlan 4 Minbiergb Vanquisher • gosaborough 3 Skirmish Copeampo 6 Todisben Beerdx 4 lamsdinnt 3 labs* 4 mead Baths.. 6 Mills .II Nigittwski II 6 Zenstis $ Tenon • := 3 Osm o& ium a if II Ily I gcsmisder 6 Ostreprt Brims gby Pamotetto— Wile Charley . 3 Itataiscos OsMls 4 WS. Tager- gems sad • lisif .I{ Milrf... Tema* a Pirate &Mat Carom .... a Matchbox 3 Gleraltar • Mum II Cleasedasi 6 Beaver , 4 Tamed. 3 Paws Azihnr . 4 tir Merles La Vans* a Ilse Piker .... 3 Dr. Syntex I W is Ghost .. 3 Zing Allred 3 &quire Moat; .. II 3 Gown 4 m by Mira Primes PhiuslbM.. • Yuba& 4 Mins 6 Tassaloatun .... I Heise 4 Colorant& 3 11 le Osbuitoonio 3 Lady Bolus 6 Regfaiells a loamy 8 bolos 4 Grace Lerling.... II fouls 3 Moldavia ' Mews Bread ... .31 ArilisiPm ••• • • • a auks a Chaogmbis 4 spring Gan 3 lose LP& I Pock Minds 6 Perfecter 4 Goners 3 ' lasted Iltellytoz `ms s II Puce 6 Gads Moms II 8 Media 3 4 bassi& $ Aninesra 6 Mamas • LP a swag. •• • g =so.. . ..... s Lisa 3 Friday 4 HAmubmadord.l Vireos 11 W Lao 4 liemmendais 6 auditor a Ms Duke ilma 3 WU* lag II Ifiskabms $ Cuts& Leduc . a ItreinmaMe •• .. 6 P ail) • Iset Jim 6 = Ps • 6 Nimmasn '6 TM • 3 t by Eiden of MadtsWatin 4 OM S lan -AIM* .. 8 Dr. (Wall .... 8 immosit 3 Ogle Callum .... 4 ;up= 4 Connimiliga 6 Brouwitrasw II Daft 4 Otentlmils I tantalums .... 3 Blackfoot 6 Maws II Cams lack 4 Mineette It Verdant =7. 61 1 6 1Lan .... S litaitilia Le PapUllis a 6 fonts Devise. Val Mt Dermas .... 4 BNB Ilieliend .. • Dunkeld tuctisond Bengali It will be seen by the above that Copenhagen has been adored twice. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING, TV=DAT, Oar. 24. Wmonrs rOn TUB Ommanxissams Draw of 25 eon. each, 10 ft, and 5 if declared ; rippers extra ; Cambridge shire coarse (1 mil* 240 yards.) (204 slabs.) Wilights and aeceptanoes to he declared as for the Osearewitoh. Ag Ass e BP Argonaut I Regleella 3 IIIiSOM (Lb) .... 3 Planet Kerry Wife 4 Catcb-'enidtlim.. • Avila a lichequer Taanyson $ Mail Train... 4 Mail algb 3 Mimeo Sweep .. S Cfo6s-11%) II ilandeolagh Rod Dui Alldavit (bred la Todlebm ll Blithield 5 Imam) 6 ionsdowne I Oddedsore II 4 Bayard Vanquisher 6Ka Hampton .. 3 Black Bought.— 5 Whine 3 lianobia Moeller 3 Plates Persuasion lionntise 4 Matilda 3 Betas $ Le Mamba= .... $ Biwa (brad In a air 4 &Mtn.% (Radiate= a Zambesi Ethelred Clarity a f cy Smatemr— Adam= 3 Ostreger Tom to 6 Matchbox gby Fauelette— King Arthur .... 3 eliraltaz • Carlisle 4 Prime Arthur 4 Sir Mariam Even= 4 Constanthes 4 Dr. Syntax 7 •4 11 Yr Omni Omar .... 5 Reba 4 Tammy Jams.— • Plans 3 Lady Bohan .... 4 lint Yon a Tanen= I idiom 4 Monies, La Values* Pepper's Gboot .. II Annagme Vanderveld• . .. Cambascan 1 = S Hose Obirming . • . a Avehimedee a aeliname I ilptag Gun a The Drake Holds= W 111 .0 3/ 5 Puck 3 Mackie ... ...... I ?limb_ ....... S Aosta Hollyfea Odes 3 Perfumer a Ore/Atude 5 A/Awards 6 Lem/down a Mu Kilt Kangaroo 3 Filbert Pod.— 3 Pantaloon 3 lair Nelms .... 3 NORM ... ...... II lady kills The Date 3 Harry Bralkdead a Pam 6 Te. Grimier .... I gmanssraide Ballast a Jupiter a The Soleibla 3 Harcourt 4 CartaiaLocture .. 3 lampoon 4 Nakulieva Meda1............ 4e by Trompeter— Orme Berthed. Nuneaton 4 lbw Bowser .. lad Lasembirs .. S Iby llaidt at Desabrook 5 Utak Nag 4 Kars—Adadi .. $ The *we: • Omaha I Isabel I Madame Wallas.. 4 Claxton 4 Rose f by Vedstto— Lucky Mu 4 Gement 3 Black Swan.... a HeirdBLaw 5 Jelin Darla Custard Cults— 4 Daiby 6 Nei 5 Guile Callum .... 6 Backfoot B r ooodataw 3 Olmar 3 Mambas I Breadalbane .... 3 The Monk Union look 4 Hided= 5 dm 6 Radcliffe a Victory I Mabolastaa 4 Sapinetes Belle of Ran .... 3 Confidants Norris Daman.. a Charlatan 4 Marry Hart & Bel Demonio ..... 4 Vallart 4 Auditor 3 !revisor Bereg•h Claremont Ran BALI ON ENS &NOBLEWOMAN ESTATI.-An impormat sals of loeg-woolled shearling nom, the of, and bred by, Mr. Charles BradMk& the l b. Prince of Wales's, Basiagley.hill funk leek glees oa Wed sesdey. The fi ty shoe/lingo resi 81/M. The first 10 averaged 6/. 10s. f 6d. each ; 20, 81.95. ; 30, 81. 80. 4d. ; 40, 81. se. ; 80. 71. 12s. The following Issue the prime realised : -1. Mr. Goons. 71. 51. ; 2. Blemelleld, 61. • 3. Wharton, 61. 10a. ; Mateell, 71. 15e. ;5. .1. Freentia. 81. ;6. New. hold, 61. se. ; 7. George, 74 ; 8. Matadi, 61. ; 9. Narmy, 91. sa. ; 10. Smith. 51. 15s. ; 11. Wharton, 61. 10s. ; 19 Hoff. 91. ; 13. Burrell. 131. 10s. ; 14. Orolois, BE ss. ; 15. Savory, 1111. sa. ; 16. Berrall, 94 ; 17. Wicks, 174 ss. ; 18. Weeks, 131; 19. Bhomiushom, 101. ; 20. Haight', 91. 10s. ; 21. Carl, 111. 10a. ; 22. me. 101. Fit , 64 10s. ; 24. Marstoe, 71. Free ; 25. n Thomprou. 8L ; 26. Fitt , , 64 ; 27. Hoff, 151.55. ,• 28. William:me, 121 . ; 29 . Knights , 10e. ; 30. Croswell, 81. 15a, ; 31. Smith. 51. 10a. ; 32. Stssrrhottam, 51. 15a. ; 33. Freiman, 124 1 0 s. ; 34. lloff, 81. as. ; 36. Odom • 51. 6s. ; 36. Howlett, 61. ; 37. Thoetp me, 71. 100. 38. Platten, 41. ss. ; 39. Sm Knights, 61. • 4l. Sbarriszbam, 61 . ss. ; 42 .t Bloomfield, SI. 10a. ; 43. Coo.. 41.5 e. ; 44. Julia Mitchell. 4410.. ; 45. Blomefisld, 51. 10s. ; 46. Manton, 61. 10. ; 47. Platten, 61. ; 48. Coker, IL ; 49. E. Mitchell. 61. ; 50. Coker, 41. 10a. Them wee a large attendance of buyers. How To 5111,1 A DOG. -A correspondent says this is the way Whoa attached by a bloadhosed , or any other dog, ate your left arm and let him seise it ; then blatantly grasp his windpipe with your right bead, and squeeze it with all your might ; that will disable him in two seconds. Ho *pass his mouth to gimp. loess all power, and falls helpless. If you wish to kill him, loop your bold la a minute or two-he Is does! Yoe u• reedy for moths,. Ono at a ties is all you seed. I spook from .Maros with big doge."-New York Maine., July 19. Ramon Counrr..--At the nomination of one of the public eerainsriee to &burst of far from which came o ff on Wedensisy, the u Dr. Pritchard, a lad abed eleven years of age, he rollad upon to resole before a public useably the piles notified " The Orphan Boil."-Carimie Journal. (Advertisement.}-Homown's PILL& WBAZ =MG WIATRYIL -The sultry MIAOW days slobs the 11111111. of the feeble and decrepit. and this slits novaWitsingta ii disease unless some restorative. each as them Ma, be fatted to corset the disordaring Mildewy. ItallowWs lodides gives we to thu Dervogs avia4 alike ts the owes of sal vital issorsiteeta. aid preddss over every action wink sosietains the tcwth sad well of the body. No ass as evereettisate keepng the nerves well strung, sad SI ens with which tile PIM accomplish that sat They areas seat unfatog antidotes to indlostioss, trwahr pelpils• Ow sir* headache. and osollmossa. Met the env sad to oar omen* lime Warned Imphil NM *IONS rolatatios. LAW INTELLIGENCE. EQUITY COURTS.—ltrover words 1. &WWI ilioaly at tr oe try.l. He eras, however, imerediate oes li te gatewerd from the Httelt ee w charged with the wilful murder d. t r u ataces n and James Slavie. at itidditebro'. woe madooted by Mr. Mauls sad Mr. ht ; tart e Memo wee defended by Mr. Shopheid and Mr. .de Ma . The deemeed, Pews& M langhlin, woe s Mauer, living at Iliddleolere', sad was Xi year* of x r dua l a lee murder bolt place ia Lower Pevemhant , ere the sight of Seaday, May 2S, at s heet boll sine deka. It appeared from am wittier that the primmer had bees haled, la the Weida, sight Warn whoa leaving a publio ham caned the Oaniseburi, Agate is Lower Feverehma. sterpet, to utt a throat with regard to some people he bed mat in the public-heroes, stating that he would be the death ed this. Os the Banda, evening ha wee met ie the compiray of two moo earned Potter sod NAL& walking don Lower Feversham. Two soar aed Sla v* slash were eon* in the ep divagates ea the wee aided the *est, bd s ea appreeddni Prissisr and hie compeniene, themeless/ s tile ether sign They went followed sad eased hold of Poeta and intaiedieludy sheremede M' ' aloe awed the street. It appeared that the puttee met at that part of Lower Feversitam-ebreet whisk me aloes to the some of a new etteet, Cleveleadnireet, sad two doors froa the *sew W6O • small shop kept by a bedew. The barber's daughter was stead* at the door of the obey, sad her widgeon woo to the offset that when M'Oridds erased the street le drew a larp sharp-related kali. from hie sleeves. aid with it gabbed Wlsteghlin on the lower part of the body. The wended seas kilter the groud c.llagest that he bid bees elebbed.Biavin,l l llo eteeped tope& ll'lnagialie up was aloodebbed Ley the primer That wee the evidence, epos the preasentios add that . lt'Lasghliu rseelved ham the primmer the wowed of which he died the same night. There seemed to have been we provocation gives at the time, and than was so evidence to explale the motive that had actuated the prisoser. Nee tram of the instreaseat with which the fatal wands were Misted maid be foaskbot as the prisoner was sot taloa into custody natal the follow * day, he bad ample opporftsity for disposing of it. The only endeecie of lue oldest from the time the deed yea ecounitted until hie apprehensiee was that after stabbing the ma he west doers Oleverbeed-drest, toed striking aleeg mayoral bye elreeta, *slued the lower pest of Fevereltam street ; that he followed the crowd to the polieentation. bad was seen there watching the The jury, without beleitello ' s, "° ;: a & . the prisoner Guilty of raanalaughter, sad he was seateneed to penal servitude ter We. 1866. oak in ertiek ma had toroth ad= two or three home after the gratiesition of the =pens. Mr. Para odd that his denim was what was ementeely celled inereity, or that the murder was oommitted ia an Moan el ec tr i : am ments ; sad be emenesind rim the letisenees =stead* that there wee ea litter ab. man of motives, sad conesebnent. The preeteai. tory symptoms of homiodd mean wen xselleemem, sleep letwidir meolaidelty, =dewy to widen, end eirdelea alter =doss el *Woos bong sad realms enteneen= rod all these were preens is the tees of tin i Ve, wbo beat childhood sole Icemen se "Billy Jeamay and da ch mp! persons so that they tack 1111111/11•11 ot Way, et the bones la width he lodged, wield efts VI sassed the middle d the right, or ossepishied ef ^ emetbeeisig ireesethas in the bead, end all Ale whether be so me sked. - seat or istemperats. A modisel gendswiren not fee yam =teed= ltd for brain The dist wits= w a re n tr. Stephen Iderefueu. =Moe printer, Burnley, who bad norm the penes= thirty yen. De was not bkoother children. He angina d a He wand start with a wild son of look. He haf i lZ i a nes of the born, and be talked isesbeready. The yeboaer . oust to see a daughter of the =lame who was 111, ad he prescribed bane linage lee bum B. wed Is Try that took effort ea leis MU. Die miller was • filly eor lia ttf a wawa; net of a =sad mind abeyant. Kelly left bans= yam ay Jeremiah Deed= Dawn, poreer.lcom weaver, Beasley, slain thought then was ' annerhing diets= in in the primer, who bad • wild, vacs= stare, end • sort of twitching. which gime es in skate. Whin In= wen eat ea Idm he appeared w pad ° John 141, 6 trirley, need to Iteep laths and gavial's =did Kelly cite le blia and eamplained ri pain in Raying he would eithatele le • madhouse or corn. malt Mills. Weenies er e' Xrdly temporery After be first hew= a teeren the twitetaffews Nab. !esillred to buy Wen a senserties mad a writ of don= end le 111101 e emit= af ter a = t gre =making at a Wow =nes meeting them after sad wee emostintee Pot Mhe Waled ale= for weaker so. He =old net sleep n hie ewe bone, he ear= to that rd wine= where he men d sefforation, eves with the wi=mrs Wide ors. i ls e i reLr did snip quietly. He would ask quoin= that had nee easter= s thounand time, before he fell sleep, than be would wake =Mealy. The witness never left him alone for fear he wield jump out of the window. Orme be I Axed his ease up= some c h ild's paper dyne or misdated= ead perspired. When sdriremed he toot no nod= After beteg shake, be send where he we.; and afterwards be seld be though* the dyne were devils. A year end ens neon, ego frightened a mama who was sleeping n the some tom, taws= him to have the house. WM= Whibehead, who bad gem to sweliage with Kelly. deetwileed ea attack whisk lie had at a time whoa ft in =nen he bed not bees drainer" Dr. Deosswelt, medical caeca el the Darnley Ude= said —Farr ye ego Kelly same ter me . Hs eseeplaised d siesplownem, lees of winery, low spirits. sod pen at = ge l of his bled. Dame I. the deadest= be wee de. sad I treated him for bran diem= When I wee I sent for OE Si OMNI= alluded to by the in wiener, I ordered by war to be at of He sae nasty tie= be the misery. I thought be wee getting • abode Weer widlet be damned from drink. OthOlk when plays gat my keen, I asked te play • partied= brae. Re esamensed, *topped in a seement, mid It wee as much as Ith lYe was worth to play that taw, and isamediehdy left the house. In agaves to the judge, the win= add—lt ie my deckled canna the prisoner has disease of the bra= The Jody asked Mr. Kay If it was worth while gong al t. Kay ;aid be felt the evidence that there wee wend dins= was very TM Judge thus °Tarred the jury, aid mid there seemed to be little doubt that at the time of the mud= the praetor bad disease of the bnin. His lordship brandy N. eamielated the eireurostiteete indicative of insanity, spark le( al the murder as a mesningless sae, sad The jury immediately Acquitted the wham on the ironed of imeeity. The Judge ordered that be should be cleaned dudes bee Majesty's damn% aed said it the lameelable thing that beseeures bad not bees takes to prove= the petermer dons mischief, se ample waning was given. TEI “curns PLAO M& UB" LN TEI MITBO. PQ Yesterday, at the lest weekly meeting of the fermentative vestry of St. Marylebose prior to the ed. jammed far the holidays, Mr. Ckarohwardea POLL= in D, Mar r. Wrung:mg medial on car of health. presorted a mom in which he amid that in reeememes of the elarreier spread of • sew disease moor eside il d ai r , for met of a better name, wee tennedithe 'Odle sod which was now utemelvely raging le the Loden dairies, he had felt it his let b umped all the caw-homes in Iferylebom Bis is tr were at bast mall• cast to show that the had made, wee dal mak*, sad in all human potability would sow dem to make for some time to ease geed romps sot may is Marylebene bat is other di does. le October last the liveried rewhousse is Marylebene were 70. At presses they were reduced to 60, 49 of which he had pormally inspected, sad the remsfaim eleven bad bees visited by the fespectose. Attempt theme were the lads of ell the large deirrnes, me well es them is die the dame bad made its appeardee. TIN 60 embosses matained 1,023 oows, the meal ruder beteg 1,314, show ing a dell of 286, of which about 10 had •Mally died In their respective sheds sad ease 1150 mere had bees takes away Misread le mime stages et the disease. Of the re mainder, which waft hobby, mem had been seat to the gelds sad fermamer Lodes, miasmas having beam fated mead to yield milk had been mad to batehmee. The Mail ember if oedema is which the dames bed existed ac still existed &mauled to sem, three of which bleep& to very large proprietors. In see the asunbra el ems mar kept me 90 ;et these five had died on the premises, from 30 to 40 were east away with the malady. end of them re main* omen or eight were sow labeled. Is sadism Women to the manse owner 24 cows were easily kept, bat Are °sly were Idt, the remainder having bees re. moved showing more or ass madam of the &Mat This diagram elated the; on the 19th be ruralised I.=.healthy loekieg sow as the Isliegtom Odd& Mich came from Fdreeesca. This animal showed symptom of the disorder levee days after santiselee, whim many spread maga the other cows. Oa the 12th of lad Imo be 'maimed two Dead eows ; on the WM July the diseame broke oat fa the shed, end spread with mai fearful rapidity, that up to the ;mid time the emit estimated hie lose at ad less thee 1001. Is the cm shear, of soother dairyman the number welly kept wee between 70 sad 80. That ember was now reamed to le ;eM did] as the premises, and of those reamed a huge were tafced. The owner of this plasm ma eZI opiates that Me disease had been drained ley rattle. After cider a mamba of other edam mere, Dr. Whitmore obsemod, that de at the kr= eaw i LMeltift a very lealligem mss, Weaned him cm Bey • lame • large ember of Bodo sad Hassedee dem dm sod to a m t 8 ad void at the port at whisk they NM shipped at 2jrl pie lb., sad from the infeemeekin be bid dialed be believed that meet of these salads VIM Wiese* With roma to the mature sad eradiate ei the dimes, Dr. Whitmore agrees with Mr. Ganges le tee MN be had ere there was gestral army, or dr in the times be. teeth the aka, man particularly over the region of *e l Maser, &into', daddy from eyes and web% at gall redoes teed watery, bst gradually emus* • meeeei i reeter. Nelda' in el hied quarter is • merited *melon ell Meese In an aimed sage, ad the prostration w seremense speedily terminates (a death. From ell ad he bad been enabled to gather he (Dr. Whitmire) wee dam* at minim that this Lame bed been brought to lesteedibr foreign male, far is so el le inseam had be lead lie disuse beret is theme sowhouess the proprietors of e had eardell eyelid septemishieg their stook from Ibm Leaden A very imported milled for deriabee pretested itself, and one in which he, as imedled (doer of health to Mat lame pariah, felt vie., the *steel b which this dis= d 2lo4 .l.ll = Write the emeditlon or amply el me of the most h raj inapretent of all Daman diem* milk. He had mill careful hiquirise whether any of theme poem who M. fended mom the dimmed cows had bees is any warded* bat no eagle Mime of the kid hid eS mead some to bile knowledge. With meal to the araitery esedlibee el alit eowbeiree. whin entertableg the mesas that rod plasm in the nada of • crowded pepelstioa wore pate dad Mims, ad ought to be rearmed has ensemest the Moir liege d sea, he seedily admitted that the met majoriey were washed eat two or three times • der sad thee MO elm sad well.malleted to the felled adent of the is. garments of the est. In may, however, be regreeted to say he famed • great wad of eadtmry regulatimm, ad the ems baked per sad oat of health. Thierowiled sedie some al Mem, ad their dose prezimity to demesirperie. Ltd mute el/eys, would mama him when the mow time mired, to mom the remind of their bosom The Bev. at: J. T. Eras, comer of ht. lierylebem, sed it wha they reed have • more impeded arl a iart ear :GlS S :lttbr esd toe abinaime disoloesres made by the very valuable repose of their seeded dem el bulls ought net cely to plees load antheritime bat the govereseeet cm the pus sir, to peeved, me for es remible, the sealed el the dreadful dimes mooed Mlle, whit debt ellimadele affect the whole corm city. Be molded by mein the temples el the report—" That copy of the report be for to tie fiesgebagy at Blatm and that be be is formed of the Wong feeling whisk passaged that some immediate and atatopest amasses should be ezereised by tb , Memo's' with regard to the importation of 611111411 catcher." (Bear, firer.) Dr. BACIIIINTM reseeded the pmestetion, sad it was eared easeimely. (8.k.. tie LouisJudiemi 1/1 112 ifiammuld, 001iPenT (tiurlo3). This ires its upset from s desielse of the Moshe of tti• Roils, by which he hod bad that the Ineopers mid Amseicsa Fiume Oompuy use areiltses the Based Ooropuy for two mem elf MOM sled 0.7 001 . sportively. The foots were thinly Mass s The Baud Mole ball Company was incorpoested in 12112, sad by the measles of smosisties the dirosters of it is/. sate gaits sada of. , sad calling arta' extreordisery epeeist ineelings of the shareholders, power to borrow mossy to • Ised sameol, string to the Widen bonds, to hs paid y te Mhos medlars oat el the um* sod • dugs in priority os the property el the Slued lamprey. Is April, 1264,the Credit Mobilise OempEd r vueed to the Bawd Comps .? • mom of on emeriti= of the theormanissied mama Reforo 1854, sll the interest of the Oredit Mobilise Oompray t o the loss of 6,0001. wee trusforred to sod reseed is the Europese_ sad American lbsess Oempsey. Thee esameny 'Limed to be specialty ridden sat ape Arend Nsido-boll Oompany, is priority to their other *reams, la Idhe assaser, for the lose el 2,701:4; bet es to thee am IlisMostwr el the Relished add them to be rely simple ressmet meditess. Ifs Gioia liquidator el the Rased Nesiohell Ossusey 1011 hag this decides of the Muter of thellelle se tea/ 17 1 0 g debt, end the Errope's sad LIMN Inman A b p is to the 2,7001. the tenser Miami that the ameba of th e Blesed. Musishell Oompeny had not power to bled the tr,OOW., mid to shops the properly of the 400, P 1 •7 es they had dose ; mid the atter, that they ought eit bete also held to be sperislty creditors at tho Rased Mr. Oompay. _ Siggalay, Q.C., end Mr. Lawson spressed for the Maid liquidator of the Stand Mesioluill Company ; Mr. Jewel, illy he the &women sod A maces Flume Occom ßem ey ; sad Mr. Melee for other I salm. Their lordships, after wet* euthisrlag the &Altos of memistion of the Saud Mado.bell Compaq, end referring to the somespoedosse which pre. soda the Um of the 2,7001., decided ihet the directors of tite Eased Mesiotell Company had power to rum the 5,0001., sad to give lite leaden • eproielsy chaps priority for it co the property of that company ; sad that so to the 2,7001., the oterespondeue relater thereto showed that it um isleedal to he grafted os the *haloes ; sad it *erotism steel the elm pest , tioe. The saute of both appeals were direelei to he paid ant of the oasts of the Saud Ilmiohell Ocesurey. NORTH:IIILN CllROUlT.—Manarthemt, AIM 3. darns Count—(Befere Mr. derides Mostegue Smith) KOMI AT IOTTEMOZTE, ILI 10CMCDALS. Jamas Kelly, 32, was charged with havieg, at BOW. worth, at the fi lth of Jane, murdered Ids wife, Si.. KaUy. Mr. Kay and Yr. Hopwood prosecuted, end Mr. Pope defended the primmer. Mr. Kneaded the hots. He said the primer bad been married about two yean se Ms time al the murder. He was a factory operative, and he and hi. wife lived at Three Lae Bads, about two Wise from Itoohdele. Latterly the prisoser had made ellithigteldelly by playing • market lastre. met at Kolbthwoeth Lake. The primate bed been a tee totaller, but be broke the pledge eight cm tea mouths be fore the murder, sad from the 31st of Ma ap to the 6th of June he was Makin. Oe Thaseday, the Bth, scream were heard necessities from the passer ' s home. Mrs. Butterworth, a neighbour, unit is. She found the prison at the foot of the stain, sad the deceased apdaira. The deceased came down stabs, and Mrs. Bederwartit saw a mark round her seek. whielt ining =t that there had been ea attempt at s TM pawnor said he had bees trying to strangle his wile, and they had aimed to be hatted tide ther. The demised said that that was so, sae she cer tainly looked very exhausts& On the same eight the pri mer was in the hone of a neighbour main Emil (Steen, and be then wild hie wife sh oul d an alone her eyes in deep again trail she closed them in eternity. About three o'clock on the linaday mans* the seise seat doer neighbour, Mrs. Whitehead, heard • sem in the eked, looked oaf of the window, sad saw the primmer rands" up and doers the streekhavas es ankh( bat hie skirt, sad sheathes "Hallo, hello." Soca aftermath the deceased went to the door of Emir Gibe" told him that bar husband was dybig, and asked him to p is. He did so. Kelly was found in bed, and his wife's only fear seemed to be that ha was dying. Gibees took Ike primmer'e bead, sad fined that It was s exemeively cold, clammy, sad sticking. Gibers stayed short time, aid asked the deceased if she would liketo have say me in the home. She math la the negative, sad he then left them. About fear o'slook Mn. Whitehead was awoke by screams and grams. the went to the window and saw Kelly at a well wash* kb beads, which were stained with blood. Having _washed them he walked spps rattly towards Rochdale. rs. Whitehead went oat. saw that the door of the primer's ham was wide epee, that the deceased was lying open her back epee the Cue. and then deemed a man named Hill seed his daughter. They found the doomed eat Os ihe right side of the head, her cheek bruised, and her theist eat from side to side ;_ and there wee a large pool of blood m the floor. One of the deesseed's arms was beat, the UM was Wog epee bee body, and near it was a knife, which had bees bloody bat had been wiped, sad which had apparestly been pleek Mere by some one who wished people to believe that it had beds placed them by the damems& the wra i u t i e te deed. About a quarter to 7 o'clock, at Shaw Lam sear Rands* • mile Iran where the primmer lived, asked a man seined Hill for tobacco, followed him home for IC and proposed to change bate with him, snit" that say Had of one would do for himself. At thee time the prisemer's trousers wen stained with blood, gent as inch sad • half from the bottom. About half-past one o'clock a botcher named Stott, living near Raokdals. found the primer con• coded in his pig-eide. The primmer said, " Hash, hush I dou't so and split." He stated that he had some from Liverpool, sad give Stott te dulling to seed for ems beer. Stott had Mud el the sear der, sad he sad mother man secured the e ; mar . Gee of them rid, "Al i Kelly shauldet not have dose this ; and the misoser midi, " I have does it, and I shall have to steed drop for it. am me of the devil's slakes, sad I shall have to be tacked up foe it." They thee took him to Beediriale, sad ea the way the primer asked far the With( be bed gives for the ale. Wien Merged at the policenaths, the 'demur said. It was net me ; it was the devil ; I had MU as heals sleep ; I awoke Mies something game over me ; I seised my poor wife by the bead, Mocked it mishit the flags spin sad again ; I mat ad ; she was not dead ; I could me nobody to whom I could report it. When I returned she wee sot dead, I could not beer to ass her suffering so. I took the carving Mite. I was praying beautifully before this to Jena. I spoke to my wife shoat Jeans. I bad bear dosing about half an hour, wbes something case. ova sea " The really grave question was whether at the time el the mar. der the edema was is each a state of Mod as to 'sable him to understand the mann of the sot be committed. Whammies were thee celled. Mn. Butterworth said that when the deemed came dews stairs site the attempt at shangulatiom, she said that she would have ben dose for in two reinatem The= eve her a paper, and asked her to read it ; and the said she could sot, she was too faint. The prisoner looked at the paper, sad twin said that it was as maimest they had watered ism to hang together. He added that be had ruined his wife. sad that she would be better if she would give over crying. He asked the deoeesecl if it was not trim they bad speed to be harmed together and die add " Yea" The primed. afterwards said 'lur should have MIDLAND CIROUIT.—Yost' Atrorgr 2 AND 3. hanged his wife on Thursday if the withal. bad bot soma in. He them bsgsa singing a hymn. Afterwards he said, (Before Mr. Justice Bhicall ' im) " I sea a devil ; the devil has me ; ad the devil I. mmiss " 11111 11131Dlin AT IaDDLISBZW . . One al the jury asked for the penman which the " apes- Henry Hughes, 31, was chanted with the wilful minder mast" w as w ritten. that it bad suer of Frsnais Coats% at tiiddisthio ion the 254 11 of May last. The aimed for the pomades staled The prenestloa was Goodspeed by Mr. Mania and Mr. bees found. Hassey, sad the primmer was defended by Mr. Campbell Up to this time the prissier bad exhibited the Mason Poetic indifferences in the dock. At the commemeem the est o dea f the Fiasco Oristes was •a meadow at Middleetwo', his trial he was socaraniodated with • their by di of age was 23, and hie death was sensed by wounds received en the judge, sad he eat coolly looking round the nen, int the memos early ce late on the night which passed on one auk aid then 06 the other. The Prit'mew Mtwara the 27th and 28th of May lad Late m the townie' hie lies nerroody, sad be sites cast quick eme l t:tit evening at the 27th, Francis Coates sad • youngma named differest dianthus. Whoa Mr. Gib es spoke of Ca rl a ; him Linden west to a pinky-home is M ' celled Me in bed sad feding his band gold, the primmer became greatly King's Head bat It being nearly 12 o'clock, they were re• excited, sad shouted at the top of his voice, twice ac tr ic e , i mid edinisison. They thin craned to the oppents ride of " Tlise's• thumper." the sheet, where they met with wassoompanione, and where Mr. Ginn said the deemed waked what was best to be they observed the primer sad a mime camel nimble& does ; be reernameded • sap of dint. She said she had tried °midis' passim long . Cosies and his compsaions , who it the day before, sad it smith the prisoner calm - but the wen rather tipsy, followed the primer mad the woman to prisoner objected to drink, and said he had promised Jesus the Albert-bridge, tad saw them men usage the arab. never to let • drop of *tab Peas hie lips, and ha "aid They appeared to have bandied sad ghosted after the keep his word. He also obimi•d to having • dolor mut swimmer, arid to ban given him sems kid of provocation, for. maflog it was twit* sad ha was aTh 6 d• Miami.' It would be impossible to melon the ended The polio* produaed the caning knife, and also • poker which subsequently was pursued. The made was nat. and candlestick stained with blood, which were found I. of ter a sheet while, the primer, while under the arab si they w°° ll4 home. the Albert-bridge, turned on Coates and plunged • knife rm. B. Voter, Iturtion. saw the •Primmer at the Maiim twice into his body. Death maid Mont three boars Maths ea the day he was apprehended. On wising h im, the afterwards. ?Amer got up sad appeared meek excited. He said, Evklesee of the Lode was gives at greed length. • Oh, it's comi ng , . the sulphur, I base got it ;it is carte Mr. Foster urged that all the eiremshmeses of the pro- bihOisfid ; I had. wo Idea it was PO JP100. 1 " ; .Ithiffl I vendee received by the primmer had not bees detailed. , "Iwo ria some a t it, I" .. Xi% lid•tar, felt the _. tatr_a__•_•:a pule. and suggested that be had we doubt bees serreasded and '1 mud It was 6°4 i s we least ex cited, d " the jeered at by these who followed him . MAP thane chum 1 time the axoittomat was sillataiiK • follow's( day. st dame, sad with a woman Magni to Ida for protection, 1 the 00 306 ,,station. the Pliwomiti_, said,„ .. his had bad as leap aid the provocation be 1110It.011 was its very setions character ; 1 =law Bia•••°,. la d was IP TIM . _"'' to . I ' l*k , . bill 61411 and thealled em the jury, in consimies, to ratan a verdict ' they *O Ol4 BM , •••• • Clonal 01 Banda; toter which would be is accordance with the evidence sad is so. his bsaia was rotting' he meld smell it is cordanes with jostim--• mime of imeselanghter. nostrils, and it was like "Lan ha be (snuff). la His lordship ilea summed up, sad the jury fogad the , Mir to whisk he the Primo , mid wa• kali at prism.. gull qid Wilful Yards. 1 Skeleton. hub he left as childhood ; that the ability to His Lardalp In passim matime said z .—Resep Hughes, i use ` s left hand hid been his ruin, that he caned the day yes ban been found guilty of the dim of 'Wall murder i be toothed his isehrumeet, and that it get him Ist. mem es miasma whin aerlaisly left the jury so altereative but nal sad led him to tato drink On tics 27th rd July, at to died you guilty of the crime. Thomann' that must the pal, whew told that Mrs. Roden had said his wife was , have been produced from the thoughtless conduct of the • under his antra, sad swim to his conduct was eddied to I demand mid his companions was sot son es irritation as die in say way. he Mame mash excited, sad said, " I could jinn' the nab of seek a mama as tier kW* which . s hould like Mrs. BMWs to eases sad Java see with that }m ward. A dangerous weapon like that add net have ' abatement." The diosesed had aMN whisk died, and the team g mcipt without che jaimstima a min it et some time i wham attended bar la how comdamest. He balleted ben or Wm i amid I only trust thaw who sae es 'sash gives to what he had sees. that the llatataw , hum what ha was miss knives will draw this mail hose year ease, Man such ' about. and knew Ike oessequetwe et his endue. Three bikes ought eel to be carried. and earimaely 'alike teem rare ego. at ea oPirsti•se •••fietail•lNA Is a nal at to be am& Hi lordship thee swatemed the swam to Litthboioadk 66 whisk the Pismo' was Idlifbal his lm death is the usual roamer. 1 meths, be ramie • mead apes lademperases. He dated ago , gr = hg . whey ohos i ti wi dow, ' th e mum mita, that mat after be bad bass bislang in was templed to Or••••118.P•11•4,1•631•11004.11ndanaliddek &Am Mama ( ~ i • Kolliegleurek Lake ; soma* wido w:lark duith ths 'ethos of the egmagges eo mg. pored to him, Kelly, pink Myself ha ; there is we me %V alPcaikke W whiell ha teed, the. fad, "'Doak about' •jape w ihre ill be a jedge •M nee pme pea, The wham ins eresemembeell by Xr. Pope mto the Om as * m e D iz ig lest t om symptom ad hemiiibil amok ; and be said thessiel loss ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME OIHOMT.-01.0n04311 ' ACM= S. Osows Bas.—(Beim arcs Pigott.) Stephen Winter, 33, a man dressed is a sake* frock, sad haviog the appearance of • labourer, sunward to take hie trial upon • oharp of felosiouly shooting at William layered, with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. gr. Thrum° prosecuted, sod the primer was Mudd by Mr. Lilley. The circumstances of) this air were rather penes!, sad resembled ia some particulars that of Mr. Debsabam, who, it will be remembered. was tried at • recent aesioc of the Oentesi Criminal Houk for the orealaughter of a man who was upon his premises, and whom he sword to be • Weir. The prosecutor la • lebourteg mom and it appeared that as easday, the 2nd of April, he aad earlier mu awned Musday, who lived st AlderhUll. weal from that plus to Teener" a vetoes abut 12 miles of, for the of pee* watercress, sad about 2 o'cl ock M irm morning they west urea @Oar land beleagiag to the primmer, wlr binomial fumes lame was • watercress bed in the stream, and while the prosseutor sad his ooar pubs were sageged is look's( for the arum, the primmer mark his a armed with a doubleherreled gun. Asearding the reicher of the prosecutor, when the prisoner oases width' eight or else yards of bite, he celled ea; "If you do sot stop, I will shoot you," sad at the muse brut fired the gun, *ad the pessecutor wee worraded la the arm sod hack and ribs, sad • girl mewl shots aid slugs mitered his person, some to the extent of sa inch and • quarter, and there appeared to le so doubt that lie was severely injured. as prow entire also stated that while he was a sway, after receiviag the wounds, the priacusestid= sot skip he would pre him the o th erberrel. The prose. miter and away were arceresamined at some length, but they denied that they bed ever been charged with 'keeling waterereare or any other are of filmy, sad the latter said that the prisoner had frequestly seta him gathering WSW. evensfrom the bed io question, and had Made DO Objefttioll to his doing so. The prisoner appeared to have been ash segues* apprehended on a warrant, end upon the con stable telliag him that he was charged with shooting at the proseeutersed wounding him, he admitted that he bartered the gum, bat rid there were am shots in it, sad he called l est le the men wend times Were he shot him. Mr. Lilley, in the Mine of the easy walla prosecutor ehreeleee he had sue ben easviated of porta, Tho pressure said that he had sever been °Deviated of that seesaw The same who apprebeedsd the primmer said that he was the wan of the land in question. and here • very good ehatester for humanity sad kindness of disposition. He she stated that the place was very lonely, and there was so pelieeertioa within two or three miles. After an esergetic speech from Mr. James "rioter, the brother of the parer, was ex amined, an proved that they ocespied • cottage sad small *es of lead, and that co several sessidcus they had been robbed of the produce of their genies and other pro perty. Oe the sight in question they heard • sole. when the prisoner got up and dressed Idnuelf, and wait down into the =raw, taking the gus with him. It was se old siaglinterrel gun with • flat lock, sad was and by • boy to frightes birds, and he always told him to pat nothing but powder is it, and the boy bad pat in the shot without the knowledge of either himself or the primmer. Baron Pigott having summed up, the ism after • abort deliberation, returned a verdict of Not Guilty. The learned judge told the prisoner to be very careful how be need a gun in future. The criminal busleses was ornialuad is the aftereoon, acd It was then arranged that the whole of the reiates com mas-joy awns should be sent before BUM Pigott to be disposed of. la several 0111141 the partite were sot ready, aid they were oossequently struck out of the list. TRIDIIOI{II e. urrwastL. This was as action for medullar Mr. Boast= was for the plaintiff. and Mr. Daly far the defeadaet. The parties were in us humble °Duda°. of life. The *Anal was • yowls we're about 23 years of ego, and lived with ber mother at Battersea, and °raised her live lihood by dram-making. The defendant was • carpenter in the some locality, bat he had also, takes • small ins at Weybridge ; and it appeared that the peas became err sainted thrush the plaintiff being employed to do some dray maetag walk at the boor of a relative of the defend. sat. They seed to walk out together, sad upon see of these occasions the deaden% succeeded in seducing the plaintiff, sad the mieseqoame bed beta the birth of • child. Mr. Daly did not attempt to dispute the feats, but merely addressed the jury ie mitigation of damages. Is the result • verdict was returned fee the plaintiff with 75& damages. Tb. corrom.—unarool, ' Amon 3.—A iftika 3 without ohosigu—illios today moo b i & N . 1.500 7 .6 :1 export. NO ...w ail 20d 400 &a, 16d. to 104.; limuk m . to zia l‘ 31:0 oad Bobio. IW. l o 'MI. be 21L ; 913n i r M N marl 5 fo ; Bawl, 1.6 61 8 ; Chios, to ; 20p in . 1 WOOL AND WOINTID.—/canna, Av ow t, The *add samise la dr eras kroigare * 'week. The adverse I. the irk ore dissear, to arse extent disoriented. Ms tended is ism bows the Warr ei tr i o d. is e =ttle drew * o .; sad, atererhe ere hewto aibuT_ low pima This bait ii dr stethesrs, 00d,4 wait Iso ea rat anted al sew her Andes, Mt Mid dram el aeltea re Moly to he brag* • Will smash be sold MS at a rodislisa is Woo, , m .Clinstate that wed la the assatry bonen A da k uesket. Ia yin% her hasiars h way Warns an bag boadbiaain *Am Wry sso — o r g i err tioao is.. Toed masa an "Aka erne el* day, esd ardor hero ass sestreatel asenrels es* pass& I , mos * wooer. ate odd la rad so lo oat • SOO* are as &dr Mier maim is ra, eio, cad" it rersiest to gram err wed led ko. Ur sums el Oar hhais ma i & b et se ceder wars to They ere tit k. seer/ its w* Isar salsa TM a=rar Tin dry mall Weed. la_ Ores, saraheleren elll ra ft D s 111.11111,1 0 1 In old aders, tad tide Nei k assarkresee 111 rises The hese trade is deadly Tei The rebus el bray Pr %. Irgabilbri , his4isk aid mark reps, have al Me retard hos s roads et roe la adorns IA re send pried et Alio* *doss ors &Oa oat, reedrate bore( solsesatly big% fess dr It it the older wen delayed ID the and si s 4 ntrodesteres woad be as Way r to be reds tsars doer ; lodges d Osiasp sad Orkessoso sh o tray, ody naive my eseeti sa T ir dsla, damn drift leap writhe el pods to . deserd home mob is quieter. The Arnim bores lase elm foss I** gods. Prises we erisr, sirs* :saarelly harp cadre b hind, rerdestasus are all - 3 <dad to when to my seaddirsido reitsadaa. go* heti yetas sad goods is the entreat ese las , say s seeks el wed Is this motet re not sash, es is meo w the are al tids Faded. es le he et Farr ts The wilds Whom it OM, Walk Is lerldel alas esesedildly hadlip seadides. The basher fa With sad these Is ea mitre theme d speadalisa. LAOS AND 11061ERY.—Nsersionalt, Mow 1.. Lass—Bodsosi los boss rather gsbatbio welkin losig n Iwo boos w m imp a lissom los• roma YANA silk bum is isignibis asd foe arabliss Aro is% los& AAR& Th. ggot, miens* bigh ploo of Min labs to as %man of Inds Bookoy.—ls not of >ti ig e , harm don it • fair &wad izporissood. Assn s good isgsky far tombs sad of other obsess of paw s Ow sister trade. Orlon he lb. timblid %Ss era 10 4 sosatt e . Oaks is a Inds lower vsk—oiss ro limo in a pest somosty loviaa—Notaispass Jeanie. of bboositios 0011N.—Bruimmsas, Anne L—AI thisiminsmi those woo • his supply of whole width odd slaufgem on host qualhiss, ass la. m whom over as aornny d this dy - sessight. Beer= 55 dam. Me ler t : 64 lhoss sad psee AOOl/111! 2.—Osr sesabst today las two* it hob week's rats* Bast whitos, OP. tole. ; to 41a. Oats sad bees ins. Now whits pas, fk,eq kids as odor. Baum, Ammer 3.-11 our morksir khday wheat was he soak supply, ami the matissil mei weather eaablad farmers to Nakao an release of k qr. withast difficulty. Vora doted is faraip at piss* obtainable lan woe. Pot barleys only • ledhd anis st former prises NW mane sad realised rte s am mossy. flues sow bleb Sway sold at 2k. per 1111 Maim to fair esquest. without alteration is sew bwrismi, Almon 3.—Tho supply of wheat at is sel today ors shout the arse es last woe, with akm br• at le. *sr qr. admmoo, at which a good clams me se Borer corn mimes in west. Ow sample of as q, was pealed, for which lea. pot soak was Wool Ness sorry to beer that whirls the last woe blight be alhhl the wheat atop. It seems, however, to Um bus rm partial : for virile mom ilrep*Xe Won Wooed tombs , hit. strs is the is lomMty bars altereer amed Bast w wheat, 21a. to 12• Gel. ,• best oil eh, Ea. to 23a. ; other mots. 17e. to 19s. ; bray, fhb 345.; ma* 21s. to 255. ; boss% Ms. to O. ; pus, lb to 21s. * • whiter voiebas, 3d• to 445. ; Ino gee, to 31s. .d. ; other Sour. As. to 28s. Nasommirsa, AUGUST 3.—At our zombi els mail theme was a fair Wisdoms English what self us freely sod must be quoted la. per qr. higher •ffe ds t 2d. per motel man moway. Tar dee ir sae daseradod aa avows of le. per ask, hat bedew doss it was difficult to °beim over dd. leash ed at • similar amosdamst. Oats and oatmeal wore 1* dam Bums sad Ladle corm supported previous pie Nuwass, Ammer t —Than was sot me duds odor. lislion asked for ea advasoo, but Usess les it at extrema prices. Of barley there was a mall price as before. Other articles lies. Nmeturns, AUGUST 3.—W. bad an abuneal east wheat this day, which noddy farad mass= et vases rd Is. per quarter upon last woe's poem This ass parcel of sww wheat in .idlest meddle Ad Mead 45e. ef0011•0111-011411 1 1, ADOCIIT 2.—The brood wheat at market this moramg was sane larger elite bee tar many weeks pad. TM demand, hawses, Ero slow, at a &dim of IL For qr. on hot erodes lllO4 in good mare, sod the tars dearer. Oats, Da u m,od to saidtsral. Zonagnim ABOCIIT 2.—es isomparoi with lasi vim* wee am* cm top, ad sd. doss as acesme Wif was bd. down as tap, as* la. ld. up .s swop OW wen memo as top, sad dd. cop oa ammo. on Dam as Ms. 3d. dowa asd l& up amass. lea. 6d. Basisy, 111. t• ass. et air. Ba lm 41s. to 455. 6d. OLlTLE—Bratmanct, AUGUST 3.-4blll me slat an enrage males of boasts on offer this day. for did then was • steady deawad at fell pikes. Rasp minis wen • fair moray amply ; a decease ask it 619 tetkess. Oahu • fair malownie neaber ; 4111i1 Igkair d lete goativikeas. rat Was • modern* supply wade. Bad, dd. to &I. pra ; wettee, U. to BN, to 90. ; yak 441. 84. ; beers pigs 10s. ts LU per wont ; wing ditto. Ns. 9d. to l ii per swa Itorrassact, AUGUST I.—At to day's eatdowerhst supply of fat beasts was blamably good and the allashm was fair. The trade were a Imlay sawn sad teshol was dose at the extreme of lig west. Tba of sheep was larger Mae *s ows,sad the demad err deiYd at bendy the rates of the woe previews. Of ohs do new was limited, awl • steady diessed was aptrisoad It fully femme tones. Leans were is mall amply, sod lid Wes were obtaieed. The show al pip ma sho WM. dna g wasanoratin ana ani 1 : 4 - 4 -=, per sit.. ; Ing/r 1 ; MIL W 247.71114 71. to sa. per lb. ; lambs, 254. to tlia all ; pork 6s. 9d. to Ti. Od. per 141 b. lioomossa. Isaac I—Ths maim d oak tit monism was set oe large as ea Wedeaday last, thin all 509. or • imam of 148 boa The desseM ess id end tho honer newt el folds ad AMOY Or Mien* higher tem s Int =MISR I, ti earwig far the hest, 9s. 9d. to 9s. IL Wester, 7.. M. le es. N am . put skew The note d sad lambs was ins Om Mb day wank Owe MOOS er 1,097 fewer, 290 of whisk were stare lawn ses tale The siewead was geed, sad prises of both Wow adios wore above thow obtained lest .ems odes Orn tad mamba, 80., sail down la• 7N. per lb. Limn y top prioskre;tl Ilak Mk; eiscoat. likt• 20s. ; 21s. to 2/a; iirs faced, 12s. M• heel PM pigs lase. k I 9d. per stows ; te sight wens ohl de.. DI , 11 ._ ° Ma. dd. • heed. Newton fa octet : tat odds ail lo• de., 81T; wan seer., 40 ; sheas, 4,82 5 ; plas, rife BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DW BIRTH& Bottakit4.oll3l--Atert 1, at Giotesitat4settet 1111 P _part,tlit wile U. 14116011PCOrtref, of a ICC. VlMLl"—k•lllei Let Witidosts-botte, Mos Mrs. WWI .I. Cellist et KM. GILMIALYIL—AegeoI 1. si Muckiest' DAM 111 : 111 "" Writ. W. & Orai.l. et • eseitctoc. 111FAIL—Aumest 2, al Weetboursmewectsk 117 40 1 1.1 6.. 111 i• Bs*. of sow RAWLIIIBOB.—Augese 1. si Elmadom4llll. fM Id" 11. llawilescem el mom. ...Am IWARLI.—Aurs4I, at Zotetpli4ott, bin ' am Thulaw•—•*feetedaremiswifts, wstirtatila 0 wilm el A. IL Mimi', FN.. el • Mesekluct NAERLAII I9I BUCKISTIX/ jaa 0.0 av 6. M i—IMIRJJKL isisi jog...••isilweLe. sca llos a M l4 o ._ hde l l ii 1117 lorah, dassliter ag &MUM 11= de tat k ol tie Lour Temp* lings& 111C111—wAy 3=. =l/1104•16. 161 tb. Il t J. IL It 0. 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