The Express. — London, England, 1861-08-13 00:00:00

4 _.____ _. NAVAL AND lIILITAIT. th sc rze k Leseed the pest. Nodedaration of Milverton's being • THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1861. _.___ tab) intditruct. PORTSMOUTH RAILWAY COMPANY. THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. ' ilia..., kyit . ed aro a Illia . and boy on the t mples, • d it • was made. Lysimete, wh en going round the last ---•-- `- stated HATINiaI-HANKs.-The animal account ' - 'l' is COURT OF BANKRUPTCY a .---UGUBT 12. The last special general meeting of this cons- (From the Mark-lane Lipner) party was held yestenlay at Poet's Corner, Westminster ; The temperature throughout the past week was high, Ist o f g er ch, Dello-en iss. , T • MUM PLATE (Hatxlic.ip) of 40 sore., olded ileeed hY the War-offins .t a ,ao that the nailer of de- "t teu e• b i : • th ew de . ad priests went 13,916 es the 3 (Before Mr. Commissioner Fine.) Mr. R. D. Manua iii the chair. There was a very limited I memo si no less that 3,773 over t ie previous yea 1. Th. •• • a sweepstakes of 5 eon each, for all ages : winners as •REITAGL ihrwal• www•••4l adoring on, ye a r aioune t,,i to 163,4921., extra ;ON Maw te be sold for 80 nova. ; straight half This was a meetin for the choice of • ander the attendence of directors and shareholders. and favourable to the ripening of the later crops of cum ; but • good deal having been cut at the cotumencement, and the withdrawal. to 116,3115'. i NTM LPiTit -Sur- mile. (14 subs.) Mr. Lincoln's Duplicity, by the Flying Dutchman, 3 re, Thursday's rain has rather hindered harvest operations. II RIND*" Mr. G. W. HORN, the secretary, read the report of the - ' bankruptcy of James Armitage, of Woolwin, cheesemoDger and buttermai. directors, which was as follows : " Although the period re quired for the winding-up of the company's affairs has es. Lase new wheat hes been brought to market than expected, AmmII.ALTT, AUGUST 12.--.11 11, eat 4lb H moot) I The debts are stated at between and ems J. T. Gabriel , te de V Mtge : 1 ir. . 1 . Dash* led Mr W tiulliirees Count Bob , 3 yes , Ilet ;lb .1. Trench) I law , . ee y 7001 . 8001; "let° at ceeded, by some mouths, the time anticipated, the directors Th r. 3 . f t ,,,,.. t „. i fe , to h e deputy oo•lscsl•Liolmetur-evae- Mr. R. !toothily's Mayfield, 4 yrs eat Alb. . . Piano. 3 . (ru n t, '-", --• assure you that no exertioa on their part has been spared in the . samples exhibited being mostly of the Talavera kin& which, if it fairly represented the bulk, would confirm the Grit reports of • generally fine quality. But there is little 1 nits of hospital. aol &dem the it t itel list. . A general oilier has been reseed by the Adjutant.' Mr J It glades Lady is Let 2 yr., UN 71b...WIDtsleY/ 4 Mr. Wallets Kitty, 3 yes, Let lon. m . Henry N icholls, of Lambeth-terrace, Westmiuster- ',A m i n ' ' , th e h ee i nem e n n e men j na ja mi , and they an wit . • doubt that, u a whole , the yield will be short, and the gu ff. Taylor) 4 mad, geutleinan. was appointed aaaiglaSa r ; Hr. Mote, of fled t h at an y aj en a ran t age th a t may have arisen ' from t h e lily various. The absence of early complaints, excepting eleneml, Nw .Iwri.o Yorke :Market. dated the tith "..tent,„ Bettie; ; 6 to Sea DOPBOM`Y. 3b l art M 51601.1. and Bucklembury, is the solicitor to the proceedings. delay has been fully commented by the saving which has as to thinness, ma be attributed to • better prospect then which ant ...,.,.. t h at h er Majesty b-a leen pleased t o di rec t ato I apt any other (oE.) Duplicity, after • few stride& THE NEW BANKRUPTCY LAW AND TRU COMIOHNIONLLS. accrued from their keeping the winding-up of the compa n nls l i lt/ t ear.. weather afforded. More of the old crop te a t th e f a n,,, eie g me n ace s., vit. : 1011.1 B eg i men t Bengal wont to th e f ros t an d came th roug h , o d o ,i, g sl a y Commissioner , b y , The Commiser, widening Mr. Bagley and the other a ff a irs in their own hands, until the business, fi y hasla tely appeared than expected, its inferior quality pre- Yu-de-r. e t s w i e - wri t Madras Fiterhers, Aril Regiment length and a•half ; a neck between second and third' :lady members of the bar, rid-Mr. Bagley, I hare lately ad- handed over for settlement by the South Western ~,,,eenthhl its reedy , Bale, in eowsquesce et the6heeel and to here the lemma id bearing the Somers was a bad fourth ; Kitty was last . dressed • letter to Viscount Palmerstea as Prime Minister, Company, list been brought within very narrow limits. earl' impute unin a b r oad , w hi ch ha ve doubtless6l - f I.Blbef4. ar expressing my feelings as to the manner in which the con- The proprietors will recollect that, by the deed of =alga- ended the expectations of holders. Still priors, both la the cheep thou " r-iyal. • Tee THIRD STANFORD BIENNIAL STAMM of 11l sue minemera of this court have been treated by the Bank- !nation with the South Western Company, the perpetual each, h ft, with 10 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Pet 91b ; fillies country and London, have scarcely varid Accents from PORTSMOUTH. AIMMIT 1.2 and gelding., Not tilb ; maiden atomism ; the second to rainy and Insolvency 1101 now become law. lam &axiom rent of 18,000/. per annum was capitalised by the creation France continue unfavourable, and prises in that country Tte I /*bomb% piddle-wbrel iteium yach= i; erne - h stake. T.Y.C. Bulf-araile). PI an.) to give the utmost possible publicity to that letter, and at 144,0 ( 0 annuities of 2s. Gd . each . Of these annuities show a further advance, orders having gone out in all direc t mean riIL K Bower, arrived at opitheed this Mr. I Parra Tolemo. in iteriancalst db.. O. Fordham) I with that view I intend to read it to this court tomorrow 31,280 were retained by the South Western Company to at 12 o'clock. I shall be glad if some members of the bar meet the debenture debt of 92,0001. ; 87,500 were diatri. trews asst generelly influencing priose *plow& $O late as on Friday hut 51s. per qr. was offered 'Abend few Minnie from l'lvemetb, Luis' as board the Lords Comeditateeem o f me. T. st •rena. Elio I. set cab........ . ..... 'Perim I W Admiralty. Their lordnips will cAnsneoce their facial Mr. TlimPs ' •,, c her' , pez , nut i n ... , H. o r i ese h ew s 3 who practise in this court, and some gentlemen connected bated among the shareholders, at the rate of five annuities wheat on French account , old stocks being Y tl ex ) Meow boa to-morrow morning. Mr. W. T. Copeland Muletter, eat ..... Altalloner) 4 with the will attend. I hope to have to-morrow a for each of the 17,500 shares in the company ; and the hansted. Nothing, then, could have hap mac timely I Tie. Ea•r4l.l. 81, new frigate. Caplan Arthur can. Betting :sto 2 on Toluene., :t to 1 agst Ethel. and sto I anlicirnt num of printed copies' of the letter to supply res id ue , v i z ., 23,220, were held la trust for the liquidation of to justify the recent abolition of the ,sale. Gene wee, preumied to (ahem this a l/t rustee , t o ( am ma d against any other. Charles Fox made the running to the every Potlemaa who may wish to hare one . allclaims upon the company. By • reference to statemeut I ral ) the weather on the continent has improved, and the royal -gumboil. distanoe, when both Tolurno awl Ethel pared hiss, the Mr. Bagley mid he was sure he was only expressing his No. 2of the accounts, it will be seen that 8,222 of these harvest has been proceeding favourably ; but the rye is do nor 'Moue smashes at three .team mouth get up steam farmer winning cleverly by a neck, three lengths between own view. and those el the ether members of the bar in annuities remain on hand after all th ese claims have been hMent in quantity in Germanys end the maize in some paste Ys.. alters, ,,, . t •. pruned to th e N or th B.n. the mend asd third. Muleteer was last throughout, mad stating that they would have great pleasure in attending. satisfied. There is also a cash balance of 1,164/. L. 9d., of Italy has proved an utter failure. These accounts, to- HA Majesty the King of Sweden is i . meted to arrive Seined a had fourth. Is mum. which is subject to the payment of some snail outgoing, gather with the doubtful character of the potato croy, both OW • ev e ning or tomorrow. with a or.adees, as convey, ea a The first ace this day (Tuesday), at Wolverhampton, le Thi. was also a choice of assignees in the case of Joseph Taking the value of the annuity of 2a. Gd. at 2 1 . 15a, • abroad and in our own country, seem to be against low Wit to the iJuees t Oebmi s sot for belf•pawt on o'clock. Fisher, late of the Metropolitan Dining.rocens, Cheapside, lowest amount at which they have been so: ri d :mi lli your diree. Primes in the coming season ; and there hat been rain Pt iIiTBMOUTH. ACOIMT 13, Exweixo. and of Lupus - street and Charlwood - street , Pimlico, cheese- tore, the value of the 8,21.12.' annuities minue t to enough in the Danubian Principalities and Southern Russia _ Her Malady the "tune. in the royal yacht, mesas. monger. 22,6101. 10s., which added to the cash balance to occasion some fears fur the safe gathering of the wheat, puled by eke Emerald, passed through Seamed to meet ALARMING RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT The bankruptcy took plate on the 22nd of July, upon the of 1,1r 3 4/. le. 9d. will give about I/. 6s. per share. with some advance of prices. the lime of *swedes, who kft his awe steamer and retuned G A TES HEAD. petition of Mr. Henry Webb, of Mincing - lane, win and Your directors propose that the annuities should be armor. The arrivals off the coast since the 2nd instant were 39 with her Majesty t o thhowne, wh.rr the m inu t e ., pity , , , . . . . .. . , .. . .. cargoe., of which 19 cargoes were wheat, 14 maize, and 6 1 • bred under a Toys' salute from the Lemma tin zsiti,nia) exerting an musket ninth m i g ht an at.ited at about 2,0001. The hula of the assets had been holdings, and the residue, if any, to be sold and rateably mWO have been a: tended with most disastrous results took place made away with under • hill of sale, which, however, it is divided. Under the deed of amalgamation , 1100OUL The hue as follows : 11 the distribution Berdianski wheat at Taganrog China at 495. 3d. ; at the Gateshead dation of the North Eastern Railway. The entitiently expected will be recovered for the benefit of the of those suet. devolves upon the South Western Company (Wats, at, 41s. ; red American, at 46e. 10)d, and 48., ; PURCHASE OP COMMISSIONS. train which was the subject of the unfortunate occurrence greens' body of creditors. who are bound, upon the share certificates being delivered Chios/Ph at 50s. ; Milwaukie, atPhiladal wee that from the South, due vt Newcastle about helf.pant The petitioning creditor was chosen assipee. The era. up to them, to make the distribution forthwith. A circular Peat whLta. __„et 601 „,)____,,_ale° for the Ce°,,,tieent. herd Tellue_, - ---- 10 o'clock. Being a mail, and it being the practice for it to minatiou meeting is fixed for the 20th of September next. will be sent without leas of time to each shareholder , e°6/ at_,cor. ;„orm. Jouwoucor.." 51 h,,,_ °°- Per quarter i.m Tear subjoined circular inemoraolum has been stop ably comasimally at Gateshead, it is supposed that ia Mr. Nicholson., of Lime-street, is the solicitor to the pro- dating the number of annuities and the amount of cash Waterford metle amm t, 1 ,,,„ 1 at fence •we. to " 6 . ; ale 'ay Lae& adibmesed to the army at home and ahead :. - the present instance it had been intended to put down some eseeliegs. coming to each. The meeting will be asked to confirm the °OW gm- oaLts, at 32a. ; and 6 _OOO qrs. Give " Morse (Nude. 8.W.. Aortal & pareenitere at that intim ; and for this purism, the steam forfeiture of ten shares. These shares will be immediately gen, at 30a 6d. per quarter ;et Rye 1 cargo Odom, at 305.; " The glues has hese pineal to approve 'bat the pm bed beep slackened at the mud distance from the point et sold, and the proceeds added to the company's assets. et barley). cargo ( heated) Galata at 194.6 d. ; and 1 li p Are of the " News' commissions in tar erne of the Yeomeu lab'htt' The engine proceeded on her resider course until ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. There will then only remain to be made by our y chairman at 21 . Wl' per qr , ;of beans 1 cargo new Berher y ibr : it --...- i f th o / haw should ammo at the oomli , ot poooildo omoo ,„ t , within shout re yards of the station , when from some cause and secretary a etetutory declaration that all your affairs 33.. ''' Pw qt. and j „, mg.,. that the m um ie . in the ..vepa should as yet unezpiaioed the fore ardetree pre way. Alarming HOME CIRCULT....CBOTDON, LI7OI7NT 12. have bean arranged, arb or w hi c h the Portsmouth Railway The muss noted last week were 65,737 gelation wheat at ale filled up by oaken of th e army, ~f :en,; c°.l goo d , and serous were the consequences wineh ensued. I, th e (Before Mr. Justice Williams and a Special Jury.) Company will CONS to exist." Ms. 3d. naiad 73,459 quarters In 1860. The London vice, to be selected from a list tint •tt Ike Come& Crmimasdiagdarbiet beam ramie to her Majesty ia each can tais of the own. t t . Ite Ikea. Guards by ...hal lie Tee, sonnet ion •• as now, by the cap heir eemmissions by fahattered state to which .he was mow mid on her way, tearing up the rails went. So matters went un until was rei MN bambini con -1 chairs as she This was an action reached the bridge Garth were for the p aerms HlU'street-a atone structure of neat strength and Mr. Joseph Browne eta considerable height from the group.. Adjoining " Any al the officers who acquired t purchase, aed are desirous et retiree; from the corps, uponof . lain I this This cause was ROMPRILET T. ISTILLWILL. slander. From the accounts it appeared that the receipts Mr. Bovill, Q.C. and Mr. 10 th August. 1881, were 51313 R 23/ . 12a tiff ; Mr. B. Chambers, 14. C., and diture 566,6301. 11a., leaving a balance were counsel for the defendant. The CHAIRMAN said he was happy to. 9d., of 1, state commenced on Saturday, and was ad- be able to distribute 275. per share instead v. Thepl ai ntiff carries on the bun- 1 arlrct u e p e to r 84/. la 9d. that they w of 26a Tho put of the line, toe. iw the station, a tot-roofed building, jail-awl until today. that was not what they ought have originally expected ~,...e i r atj a n w i t h t h e Geoi d, , w n i,.,„. Iron t h e amend with lad, and between five and , ix feet from the new of • butcher Secretary et Kate for War an animist in conipensatien the Pen wouldt - a h at );peon, and the defenders is a medical ought to be thankful for small mercies, and as a ea. share v were 535. 9d. on 2,576 qrs. The arrivals into 31stthe a ru Fes ports Pal of y, iii wheat, of Monday's u g t , home supply ( key fourths be' wheat s Great Britain for the week ending and flour, were equal to 151,691 quarters which 46,538 qrs. were colonial. market in London commenced on an improved of wheat, with plenty from abroad, three. tog from America The morning's contributions from Kent and Essex were small, and consisted of old sant. • ',veld the rails. It was Dow about • querter to eleven gentleman living at the same place, in extensive Pnrate holder in the company he satis fied . Two . WY annuities • pies, but some mere new Talavera was offered, The wee , thereof, sod a won r v e ot t will be appointed to the vacancL o 'clock, the train nine needy fifteen minutes behind her practice, and who it appeared was also medical would be givec for every five shares, and the balance, what- trier who, however. it mu.t be clearly uudimoed, wi ll net 1: , specified time. Graztag slight the wall as she passed along, officer to the Royal Medical Benevolent College at Epsom, an ever it was, would be paid to each shareholder in cash. having again become fine, business was slack, allowed to sell h. 2 conamission. rushed violently against the bridge, knocking down a institution appropriated to the reception of the children of After souse discussion the report was received and though no lower prices were quoted at the Ewer stands, those of Kent lowered rates 2s. per qr. The foreign trade ii Th e jiwit„...t in futon in l a ap ,„,„ tit.' most h are portion Of the pienplit, the falling thick and fast upon decayed members of the medical profession and others, and adopted. i beau • calmed or lieutenant -colour' is t,6 army, or Royal the street loneath. Checked happily is her further progress ',morally averaging about • hundred sod fifty numb. The Some dimes upon which calls had not been paid having was almost exclusively for French account, the demand for Marines, or in the lodise army. by the luggage lice of rails which intersect the passenger plaintiff, it appeared, had obtained the contract to supply been forfeited, A • still continuing , •an d t his nption le. per i " The ensign and the clerk of the cheque. a lientenant ones, theengme with equally heavy forcedediedupon the roof the college with meat, and the slander complained of A vote of thanks was uranitneuely passed to the directors, Rader dearer, but other foreign was unaltered in value. a fair demand for fl • ca at full prises. °Moll Mom colonel or mays in the army, or Royal Man or in the of the hut-class waiting-room, there stick log faminapartially canned in a statement made by the defendant to Mr. the secretary, and the so li citor. ere was Indian army. layette,' position. The shock to the entire building was ins- Gibbs, the steward of the establishment, 'edneaday there were 940 ars. per coast, and 16,310 which was to the A vote of Bunke to the chairman was proposed by Mr. ~, On /4 the captains day, though with some Indian army, according to the present reguktions of the and the weight of the rubbish penetrated to the tempo exceedingly bad meat, and that "he bought his legs s p e w t o . prospect of a change of weather, was but slew in English rte.?... forth,, ar.,,... p l c: room on the basemeut flat of the station. One of tie of mutton by the yard, and was almost hooted The ClisTrUltS having briefly returned thanks the meet- samples, at the previous rate'. All sorts of foreign were broken wheels fell into the street, and the other shortly from the market in consequence of the description og sea ted, held at fully former quotations, especially American in .t is h er aia r ee.y•4 ure ttat no officer should lx• appointed to the corps above the ..ge. 4 fifty. afterwards followed a similar course. It is some gratifies. of meat he was in the habit of purchasing." The bond. Friday's returns were 1,830 qrs. coastwise, . " Whenever u °Scar becomes, iu the opiuto ° of th'e thin to state that with all this damage to property there steward, it appeared, expressed his opinion that the meat and 27,290 qrs. foreign. More new Talavera was has been no sacrifice of hu man life. The dation-mister , supplied by the plaintiff was exceedingly good, and the MID KENT RAILWAY. exhibited on the Essex stands ; but buyers de captain, permanently incapacitated to terferm the duties of I Mr. .• • . him self call ed as a aped giving the first prime realised, though it would the a. ao tii n west, be will be required so reign it, or half Allmon, had Mat gone to call • cab fur a gentleman plaistiff hi was witness, and he swore that hi. salary will he paid to a substitute ,tented as already whom he expected by the Wm, and fortunately he escaped there was no truth in the allegation that he had supplied . 'rho ordinary half-yearl y meeting of . the . shart have re adily sol d 6. to 66e. per quarter. The French deacribed, and who will semen" to the test vacancy in the without injury. Singularly enough, also, notwitlistautliog bad meat to the college, and smarted that the whole of holders was held Amer ica n wheat was rather improved Ir.& the r 5 value. the severe coocussion which they must hare sustained, the it was according to his conned. It should be explained street , Captain WARMS in the chair. The Sure- fa Mr ibill order is ant to be retrnapective, car to apply tosupply of country flour on Moody and cars ages, of which there were about a dozen of the first and that the defendant was sot alleged to have made the state- lacy (Mr. BELLAMY) read the report, which stated that, Them was • good , class, retained their position on the line ; and, indeed, meet complained of, of his own - knowledge, but he merely notwithstanding the almost entire ceseation of the im- • large arrival from America. Norfolks were du , and these oflinve of the :.rnly now in the corp. who have been amw a tite a na the recommendation o f the General Cost , with the e exception d tioe broken portion, the engine stated thatthe fact hadbeintreportedtobirmand he therefore, portant traffic between Lewisham and the Crystal P a l ace down la. per sack. American barrels in bend were in more pleading •in• Chief. kept its place. At the most perilous moment, having regard to his position in connexion with the estab- over the Mid-Kent Railway-which has arisen from the request for France, those duty-paid being without change, "Itis to be clearly understood that aims who may be alteration of the train service, siace the co ninj i of the as wall as town-made. On Wednesday there were 110 sans the euginemari, named Thomas Brown, and the Wl:tient, felt it his duty to mention the matter, in order pewith 250 sacks .. ~,,, , appended for the future, under the above retutletiens, will fireman, also stuck to their pat; and both got off min• that it might be investigated. London, Chatham, and Dover line-there is et' an in - per b., as heretofore, entirely under the commuid of the cap • Jared. A similar good fortune extended to the peasemen, up . The defence set to the ac tion was that the statement crease in the passenger receipts as compared with the six liberal supplies from America prevented any further ad ieus of the corps. whom, apart from the temporary shake which it occasioned, coniplained of was • privileged communication, and the de mouths ending June 30th, 1880. The decrease in the goods vance, the French inquiry being more for wheat. Norfolka " Any *Meer who mey pcomess the above quid- • the accident scarcely affected. Among them was the Rector indent in his evidence stated that he was informed by • receipts, as compared with those of the same half-yew, is remained dull, and town prices were "before. Friday's re sodkw se &Croce of he* a candidate for the corm. should of Gateshead Fell, the Rev. W. Atkinson. We regret, gentleman named Steele, who was a house governor of the attributable to the completion of the London, Chatham, turns were 140 sacks from the country, with Menke 23,&9O ' ' however, to have to record of somewhat college, that he had heard that the meat supplied to the ,/ mad Dover Company's Western Extension ; much of the barrels foreign. This was a quiet dty, though very heavy a/drew hw appheatice to the Military Secretary, Hone poiaid o ! r e e ee• me °mum" character. A married women, named Margaret establishment was nut according to the contract, the cum- • material for the construction of which pissed, during 1860, rains hod fallen on Thursday, and all aorta . wen unaltered • thuds, fir the purpose of i ts being laid before him Royal 1 Higbee. the Genera Commanding - is-Chief , with a view to DOisei. and residing in W il liametteet, was returning from munication being made in the exact tetras in which he over the Mid.ltent line from Angerstein wharf. The die- in value. Peek idioms. if duly qualified, being recommended, through the market, and passing under the bridge at the disastrous afterwards dated them to the steward, and he felt it his pomade balance, at credit of revenue, amounts to 1,563/. The supply of barley, both English and foreign, was very tho cepUue of the corps, to her Majesty fur am ointnient. -- Pianos she received a rather severe blow on the back el duty to mention the subject, in order that some change 7s. 11d., and the directors recommended a dividend at the limited on Monday . There wail, however, scarcely any By or Mr J Angs y ggig &Ann% Adjutant - General ," the head by a falling stone. Removed to her house, she might be made if the complaint was well founded. He same rate as for June .10,1860, viz., 3 percent. perineum. demand for old foreign of any description. A few fine new was subsequently attecded by Mr. Brady : and last observed that be was the more induced to take this step, The bill promoted by the Loa, Chatham, and Dover samples appeared from Kent, the beat bringing 40e. per qr. sight favourable hopes were entertained of her recovery. Mr. from the fact that there had been a few mama illness among Newel by fora line from Bickley to Beckenham, running On Wednesday there were 120 gm. per coast, and 2,430 qrs. Miller. hatter, and another gentleman named Mr. Seed, the boys, which he could not account for, otherwise with the Crays Une and pert af t their own system, foreign. The trade was but retail in its oharaoter, zed SPORTING LVTELLIGENCE. who were m ,ain- near the sweat the time, had very narrow than the meet that had been supplied to th e m not being been passed by parliament, in spite of the strenuous limited to the purchase of grinding aorta of foreign, at 24a. =numeThe crowd surrounding the inn of the accident so Al it ought to hare been, but he at the same time opposition of the Crays and Routh Pastern Companies and the to 25a• per qr. The returns on Friday were still only 250 rous s ; acid during the night numeus men and cute that he did not suggest that the meat was in principal landowners. The directors did not think it prudent qrs. per coast and 2,430 qrs. foreign. The same calmness I TATTENSALLE-Monear. YAWS implored in carrying away the &brie. The gap in the itself bed or unwholesome, but that it was rough and eneree, to incur the heavy expense al opposing the preamble of the obtained as on the prsviousday, there being no apprehension Although the room was opened cm flaturday, he carder te parapet wall has in the me tntime be supplied by wood • and these boys, being delicate, were unable to eat it. Mr. bill on the part of this company, but protective clauses have of damage from one dart' Yarn. I afford as opportunity for collecting the outdandhig Geed- sad, thou g h there is no impediment to the traffic, steps wil l Steels , the gentleman referred to, con fi rmed the ststeasat been inserted, which the directors trust will afford this The malt trade was altogether brought to a state of staff. 1 weed amounts, and for the Brighton settling , vet frau the , no doubt be forthwith taken to restore mutters to their made by the defendant. company the means of securing their full share of all traffic. nation, offers of old being in vain made at lower prices, in i missy " toned sheets" which were still disith.yed, it wee lamer coalition. it is somewhat strange that in the eta- Mr. Chambers submitted to the court at the does of the The Brighton Company have completed the Norwood Spur, the expectation of runner quality from the new barley. evident that the basins of pay ins soil receiving was far Bon en a single pane of glass has been broken ; and beyond ease for the plaintiff that there was no evidence to go to the which may hereafter prove serviceable u a communication Friday was still dull. frees onladsd. Canata of the tardiness with which what bas been put down, no dim : . app e ar s to have e a • jury, soil that the ilefendent, in his position as medical between stations on the North Kent and Croydon Lines, rid There wasalazge supply of forlgoate, one-half of which the Goodwood and ot her &commits have beeu •• speared " tinned. The unfortunate eagles consisted of three cylinder., 0 06 0 W Of the establishment in question, was perfectly Judi. Lewisham and Beckenham, and thus bring additional traffic were from Archangel. The arri from the United Kier'. were almost geesral, and it Wto be hoped that omit year the and wan built by the late George litephenson. The engine. fled is bringing such e matter before the proper authorities over this company's line. After paying the dividend as dem were small. Full-bodied heavy fresh cons being origin' Goodwood settliagday - the Monday after the races man of whom she was in charge lies been several years in of the institution. above, the sum of 321/. would be carried to the next account. scarce, was not cheaper, but Russian and the li ghter MU - -will be restored. The maccavecience which has been ax- the employment of the company, and has never , we under - Mr. Justice Williams mre id be wan of opinion that the oh. The port, after a brief discerner', was adopted, as was were down 6d., and low and badly-conditioned wpm Is, primed by " appropriating" it to Lewes races has et- stand. met with an accident been. The affair will, doubt- intim was a good one ; but, in order to obviate further ex- also a resolution declaring a dividend in conformity with the Per qr., with but a slow sale. A few samples of English cited mach well-founded dissatisfaction. To-day, several less, furnish sufficient cause for investigstion.-Nelrreurk pease, he would take the opinion of the jury upon the recommendation of the directors. A vote of thanks to the new spooned, one weighing 47 to 48 l ie, per bushel. On d the priscipal bookmakers were absent, havise de- Chronicle. quests:ea of malice, and he would also, if he should turn chairman concluded the ProcoodialP. Wednesday there were 80 qr per oust ; 490 qrs. Irish, parted for Wolverhampton, whilst many " gemlike:ten out to be wrong upon the point of privileged communion. and 4 690 qrs. foreign. Though the supply was redeem', anseulaben " were off to the mode Business , therefore, TEE PAUL ACCIDENT AT TEE Punrywzrz tios, ask them what amount of damages they considered the effect of the previous week's imports still was felt, as made little prigreu. Indeed. the leading topic of mover. . coLuzar, the plaintiff, under the circumstances, was entitled to. GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN RAILWAY well u the prospect of further arrivals from the Baltic on • satins throughout the afternoon was the unsatisfactory --e-t- The jury, in the result, expressed their opinion that no OP IRELAND. change of wind ; so that prices were rather in favour of later, of the Goodwood settling. The fellemeg snotty lid 011 Saturday afternoon, Mr. J. B. Orintion malice had been established on the part of the defendant, - buyers. Friday's quantities were 80 qrs. per nut 490 of etiolation conmakes all the business tnturacted : and they usessed the damages to the plaintiff at 40a. The report of directors, to be submitted to the qrs. Irish, and 3 12,: 20 qrs. foreign. The market was alto- EBOR(earner) held as iaquest at the Cornish Mount Inn, Penny- her in calm, and Russian descriptions fully 6d. per qr. MJ di Williamsthen said tha t h should • t h e proprietors at the thirt -fifth half-nod general meeting, t rer Mr uor / 6to 1 apt Mr. Williamemis Virgiliva (tad off) at 19T. LEGER. 5 to 2 eget Colonel Toweeier's Kettledrum (t) 10 to 1 - Mr. llembee's Lady !:i raw (t) AS colliery as the p yesterday's impression. „„, defendant leave to move to enter a verdict in his favour, if toat i n terminus at me o deck on tur reviwni evenin g Wall reported is '''''' the court above should think that he was right • The coroner , ia openi n g the in ui said that at q ry. about six o'clock on Filday evening an unfortunate •accident hap. the statement complained of SA a privileged communication. , (Before Mr. Justice Bleekbarn.) to regarding day, states that t e total traffic receipts for the half-year There was but • moderate arrival of beans on Monday, ending 30th June, 1861, amounted to 202,6091. 3a. 11d., chiefly foreign. Very little inquiry obtained, but pricer E bang en increase over the corresponding period of last year were unaltered, the palish crop not being well reported. of 9,5471. 19s, Id. The abstract of accounts shows the net No change subsequently took place. II to 1 - X 2. T. liber's Kildoniu it/ pened, by which a man was killed, in the colliery close by. CROFT r. STSYRNis. surplus revenue for the half-year to be 91,8681. Ns. 11d., With very few English peas on Monday, there were 15 le 1 - Mr. lama's Nig Ben (t) The deceased and another man were at work at the bottom The letter of the solicitors to the plaintiff in this muse out of which the directors recommend that • dividend, at plenty from abroad. New grey were exhibited from Kest et one of the coalpits. The bailiff aboveground was in Map has been referred to the reporter, who states in reply that the nisi of 5 per cent. per annum, be paid to the proprietors worth from 3.55. to 38s, per quarter. Old feeding aorta, as WOLVERHAMPTON RAMS. -Monn•r act of drawing up • quantity of coal by means of a wire the report was correct in every particular, and that mummy, w ic - tops. This rope unhapptly broke, and with the nothing whatever warn emitted that in any way had re- a wawa , of Nom. ge. to he „ iw f to the credit of of the consolidated stack of the c li . ti will leave well as boilers, were without change of value. There was no difference in the velum on Friday. Tun Mama McNamar sift sou. each, with 50 added, carnage of coal, fell toavily upon the two mien femme to the question at issue between the parties. the next bailie's?. account. The e gross increase in the The linseed supply wiu but moderate, the exports being far 117y.shis i Meads shse Jaly 30 extea. Straight half who were at work blow, and Beery 'Thompson was killed - true of the line for the past six months is 9, 5471 . 19a. lad . , about half the quantity ; crushing seed, therefore, advanoai JAE fffilenhE) upon the soot The other rasa received severe injuries, OXFORD CIRCUIT.-Gtoecswria AUGUST 12. which, onnodari the inoronond mussy on nn Killame L. to 28. per qr and cakes sold very readily. Y , '' i fan niiintrafe Dismaddanga. by Led of the lake M IMI Kr. Semers Pareeler_ . tet Ilb A. WJ. M 1 WN W el fliele. Mt Mb ,W Mr a DIMISVS'S Int lb MA II Ibiteare ab Mc leafs Oesemsndsr, Ine. T. Pew's ese, _fat 1116 Goble ainWs sreseent, WS Illb est 7st Ur. It C._Nulees Worse, M Mb Mx IL AMR*. Dwelle, liellb Tiallleg :Gbe I opt 4to 1 Ildwards) 1 (Barbed 2 W. Beseess) SI o _ _'Cliertmen • mmemers, • • 'aft . 0 • ,_ _ )ILutelis 0 ,Claßseer) • ref Erika, II le 1 end sgst Pumps& . A 1., sleet from L wh ic h these Mort to co t i l l , 8 I, ledie The shed the Waft ore 11 be nt , SA jury ma t collier r the breaking i r le t y • was hoped, midi& Secretary MI to it was of State, n tied sus inspect* u n ro r t s tuezttill e p view however ; he emissary who r mouth of the pit, sad of which had caused man. The rope (wire) fielbems in length, and wan used the pit. The men were at work ne to x the also the m a rah tTh would that t. ttend e body, if hbe e . B ursday fI'COVW . should (Before Mr. Justice Besting.) IMAGER Tali", not !h bet Catherine Erase was indicted for the wilful murder al as Be shd, Matilda Oliver, at Bristol, in May last. or Friday. The prisoner, on being pre., &trained, pleaded guilty to the mi d which lay in • a charge. She was to examine the rope, to withdraw the plea and to plead h os not guilty, but she refused, saying, " Ism guilty of murder death of the =for. before God undo ught to suffer death. I hope 1 shell suffer was about sixty-three the H tesal u l' hip ' as • wheel at the sided so ney isereaoe hornet and large • F an IMO as mig 7 • Id team circumstances, do goods been There is the of divide directed that this case should stand over Ra n t . within twelve feet of the until next day, and that the ga oler at Bristol, in which e lP i Q .ela bottom of the pit, and when the brok the mout h hadbe f rope • near in the the two which • amo • decrease hers fASKANI great but from bly have been there has sources of tints to 13,9601. of 4,245/., but inc loss from this source conside January until May , been WI lu v On 0 d rab also a loss of 9001. this half Wend on the investment in the y, and also • sum of 334/ expected en ly ea saris me- tisfac f' is under tory pamengers military the ing .c our quarter. In seeds generally but little was doing. New trefoil was worthoeds about 20s. per cwt. Rapeseed declined to 565. per uarter. Caneryseed remaieed gait* a drug, from Be want of quality. For middling new white cloveneed (from re Hanthum) 56, . per cwt. was asked. Red clovensed was and unaltered in value, as well as other seeds. 000 f. Sevesal of the country markets were better supplied than •year from want for acme time past ; but harvest ortions generally pro . from diminh and on the whole rather in favour of buyers. portal service. In trade and agriculture Liverpool , Irish South Eastern domed but a thin attendance. Ha were very uniform, t are there kw been es on Tuesday, wee again 31. per until mean groat depression, caused by the unusually bad harvest dearer, with a consumptive ad export demand for id the shaft the weight of it, together with the coal, de. time. He also directed that tides shield be takes ea sot woe see, me they ell, with the at two. IMO e of 1880 ; and by the last report of the Register -Getiend it wheat. Flour also improved gad. per barrel. Bens and ninnoon n ,........„ with 0n ,..„. nn ,, t ., n ,,, a ,,,.. 1 ,.. needed upon the men. The underground bailiff, who was in gives in the mean time. like ' thershes be brought up appears there has been an aztual diminution in the numbers peas were 6d., and maize la. per qr. higher ; but oats were ma Dwsa it Inge, toon lW n , f aa ,'"l7. A . d - coma atlesianee, Mated that it was customary to examine the tomorrow, of cattle, notwithstanding the stimulus to production in the dull. On Friday the only difference in the market was • la tem& Oppeelle the maddiks secimure they war joked T•ln. sun week, sad that the rope in question, which had - h4b prices of animal food, which mast have seriously rise in beans of Is., and of 6d. per qr. in poss. CIRCUIT -LrYsitroot., Auo . 12 by and tbe few ma •a good race in. Ind hew w e d t h e d a o f • N ORTHERN • affected the receipts from the mme source. When all No quotable change cam be made in the average value of Blemlerd's Wlening by Ulf • tenth : • length dividing ••,t was ell% _ell . T the eee , deet• The jury Then swims commenced yesterday before Mr. Baron these matters are taken into consideration, the directors ebee 'Print/ own. OW MOM SW, and think and fourth. Pleeleatbeen be use about three mouths (about the time a rope the ropes is use, and foetid that several Mastic sad Ilr. Justice Wilds. no pounds for being dissatisfied with the results of the lad Wheat at Edinburgh was Alameda but at Glasgow there of the wires were broken. The ealseder is numerically heavy het criminally light. s i x immthr particularly as the whole expenditure of cam- was an improvement of la per qr. on American samples. Priests Aram ef 5 sown each, with 100 added 1 The Corner ( after the return of the jury to the Cornish The principal came are those of Captain Wilson, for mart tal cornea ' under dividend, and the entire expenses for Barley was dull, but oats and beans were 6d per boll higher, 1111: 1 ?1:211 mw and ele2P ei rn,l.7 o 4 Alk The irtnnur Mount) said be should adjourn the *east until Friday, der on the high NM; Chalkely, for loan society treads i reeewelof permanent way have charged against and maize Gd. to lc mwellwits limn fib WI .It estered be be old when be expected the inquiry would be a very close one. It and Williamson, kw dsfraudi insurance T " • I the harvest has commenced favourably, and r. am& sibeimillTh One mils. pi whs.) ag an oorolum7- I. revenue. The bills fur power to raise additional capital, In Tenn y, aPpeened to him, at first sight, that the rope must have the Pa Ws Oseedeete Emblem. W UMW'S'''. 5 two Wear "Ma It is expected that the Prisoner , will and for the construction of the branch from &acres to very little change of value in cereals has to be reported ; been is • very dangerous state, aod he wanted to ascertain plead guilty. NZ= , : I Newish and Biraill, have received the royal assent. Re- but repute of 'steady' injury to the potato crop increase _. I _ - and the Mee would sot allow the matter to pass over The tames tried to d ay were uninteresting, Emblem !yam Mt Illb MOO 111. =pet I k .ht i I, 1, t h e •solutions will be brought before the meeting giving power and give firmness to the price of maize. it Meson Oder WWI es be emit. 4 pm, est lat. - y-w et er wire rope was to be preferred to a ,le m om 3 good stout hempen rope, such as he had been accustomed to - to raise the capital authorised by those seta. Since the last Ma T. Puts Derge. Iwo. "AM H. Com 4 see ; and if it was sot as sound, he should desire to know THE POLICE COURTS. report the meeting have to lament the loss of Sir Matthew Barrington who had been connected with the company WEATHER REPORT. Az. Woofs Cahn. 5w lost Hee mit • ,C. MOM 6 wily it was used, He requested the undergroand bailiff to ----...--- from its foimetion. 1282= L BSISI SO alliklg e sto 2 awl pink. a d 4to 1 tat hie mestere that he should expect them to be in the CLERKENWELL. MosmAy, AVMs? 11, BTO 9 A.N. W e a n shoed in hest h e a few e f e ed ee . way, wad that he should expect everything to be fully ex- Henry Casas sad Willieme Wadworth, the former a.- =be... pawed by Imam : Dusk lying third. Wise Plana' to his elm and the jury s sarrfectioo. scribing himself as a woodcarver, residing at 9, North- o wnn „ „,,,..„ AND Wziatupooe RAILWAY.-TDB B. LM.D.F.C. I. 8. nom end the eneenrme Ws* op the rove, Ma The Puy wen then bOS ever, and the inquiry was dam, Dej...emoine.ross, and the latter a helm, of 17, FL --'"'''''''"' " • NM WS IMO thadinght Arakleni bed • stem &armed to Friday next, sa VI efelelt, at the Lamb Ins, Peeme.equese, Old ma peneu e .read, were br oug ht u p on helf•Yearl• routhogrd_this company was held on Friday, at tea •• she min i• go efts" where Coder olds Ills weetutrlet• The decimal km IA • wife and four remand before Mr. D'Eyecourt, charged with violent 7 Shrewsbury ; the Earl of Powis in the chair. Mr. IL 8. --- - - - Wet. bet within{ mil, se Emblem ems es and wee children. assaulting George Birman, a warehouseman toddler at Frusta, the secretary ' read the report of the directors, and ball • Oiled«. beetle' the favour. ... - --,.- --- - _ No. & Bacehia Cottage, Upper Claptoe , is Cli lona, also that ef the ° T ater ' • which gave a satisfactory account 1 1 18 1 i s ii i intend MI knatls ; th e same hateresa tuvourrotrw AND LiANCANTER ItAILWAT.-The H , w i t h i ntent to mob bean , t h o n i g h t o of the progress ow the line towards completion. The se- NAIRN third sad was last, butes of. The . lialf.yearly met* of the proprietors was held annum. week. 29.0 64 L ' counts showed that 43,4301. had been paid for land, and Altunitnn •• •• fikefi 66 U 111.1. r r 103,1311. for the construction of line and materiels. A l-nr.l,._ r 042 a e wise wee chimed by Kr. T. Cliff, immediately after the 1 stone oe Saturday, when the report of the directors was Mr. Wakeling appeared for the •A 28.4T le 413 &W. o gees I end Wake by Mr. J. Wookott. I adopts& It showed • steady lacrosse in the tame receipts, It will be remembered shed on t e night of Sunday week balance of 54,109/. remained at the bankers'. On the Ait h We itew me , a ee W.& W, o Ton WearreaLcr (dude) *TAKES of 7, SOWS ea* with I the total increase for the kW ball-peer over the correePoncl- the prosecutor was passing along Gipsy-lane, which is • tm°tlmt of the Ch air the and • was adopted. The inset Pousou 49.0 63 $e N. b a resolution was • s a k i hi , t .. 1 "... 0 66. , salts, p ut tzh . gm., 0,, gib , car period of 1880 being 1,8821. Ile. ltd. The sopped'. very lonesome part of the read leading from the Hunan 'eg wea the n ---- s p eci a l, share so eam . -,000/. et ALMAT .. et doubling the branch line to Mensterley, and 6 0 1 MMOMOMMII MU 414 et /W. b eiweaesea elenigtit halt-mile. If sale.) as compared with the corresponding half of last year. There found two persons following him. He asked the prisoner „_ •k• I m P °B6 „„, Ai ... farsasoot. Mr. lespereers Palermo by itinuton, sat 12Ib ESL wee also a satisfactory increase of to n nage for the addition' Cotton which was the '.way to Stoke Newington, sad, "*"' os e ---- "'' larrn ,.___ inat t i : BAUM* .5. Tay I kommotive mileage. The pennanent way and works and the pant* he said, " You had better go that way." tux= AND - s - rits RAILWAY .- The report of t he QD aww to 011 fa W. c Mr. Übe Daws.e. Grant, KO Mb 3. , ... Whim* 2 follies stock have all been maintained is a perfect stabs of He tamed round to follow the prisoner's di. directors states that the gross revenue for the past hatless. ~,althourl.• 1,2 092 osi &W. b Ille. Thema. wadi... Bee .cue. i4t Mb Ib - effiercneY. and the work* K the list has b e en co nd u ct e d relies, when be received a heavy blow woos has been 44,866/., and the expenditure 30,6421., leaving* ~..„,"°lnn i t !Mat * 0 5 - 8 -W. H. ri 8 I TAPI nes W. • satiefactoeily. Then Is ea imams, ia capital account of the aces and eye .. Wadsworth struck the blow with balance of 14 7141 applicable to dividend . Out of this "`" Ilt adds/ :sto 4 arm Palerne, 7to 4 apt Grant, sls tel knit . 3 a • 3a.. w id e ', b e . m e ws f ront &owing the line some . ' • . . Poaremootn • rest as 67 ILL in sem Mies Swift, who made the i inning far a few blunt instrument. The blood flowed over the unfortunate balance the directors recommend the payment of dividends PurtAnD MU 0 114 - - o mime the favourite pawed bee sea node the retuairle between the Leven Aided sad Cork. This is sow men- man, and although he remained sensible long enough to at the mime rate se the precious haS-yeer--aamely 10 per mamma the MMUS and woo cleverly by o k • Arai /Wed, sod has been imputed sad approved by the govern. give as alarm, yet he soon became faint from loss of blood, cent. per annum on the original preference shares, IN per Mamma lke. et er 8. o S. • seek • Bee law a Meat engineer. There is a diminution in the charges for i n- and he w as - conveyed to surgeon ' s bl . h el t. the ti and te ' shares, and Corninsonn- 29. 1 et - W. o lad third The wisest was afterwards bought in for convey a seta is meet dose at en per annum on or MIT 141 DOOR Wont, • lugs portion of the debentu ma now being at the bead, where the prisoner. were shortly afterwards brought 5 per cent. per annum on the A and B pretenses shares. ~,,_frocron i 2 M67 us - am. b GI risme- &W. f . _ rate eI 4) per cent, ER samun. The South Durham sad ia and at once identified by the prosecutor. Since the last half-Tearly meeting the Tynemouth branch DAYosim . 29 19 Ay al " &W. n ?II WOLf FAILIMPTON HATIOWAP of 20 mu. me& n re. Lsomehire Usk, EsE period bat month for raw. A eertfloate from the surgeon wu handed which has been opened reenal send pusenger traffic and ', aw e - •- • ---- T e - aid ° Bl ,ly 5 if dia_larad., 'Wt.. 2°0_,.._ miles .i.nuner" "Ito : the dandies, sad for peeral wa lr:2l 4 e ,c ti 'th week, aed showed that the * * full - nand the - expectation • urine • pest wound was three inches long across the the receipts hays y of the 10.06 n - us - re SNOWS 10 save MIS the . TWO MUM 01 iota. 42 Of whom the ft i s pewit that, when genera l commercial foeshisad. directors. mid 6 es.. emli.l - - _ seer A 1.•••1111, 11011= a ren en CUM, 5 to 2 apt IMmlb end 4 W 1 theism hawed in frost far a few Maids. =it be ems pima by Emblem ; Dusk lying third, Calms mat. semi the frmearMe ty lb. 144 r• Os= the tern inte Am Weight had &dress smi • ebe semi le tits abloom% whore Ostia ands ki WM. IN* whitest eenil i as &ibdeft as.,. as anal .we 17:11by UM • lent ss ailedec beating the favour. 101 wss i t i ts• • Licith ; mom betimes Mid end was last. boats' el. The minim wee shifted by Mr. T. Cliff, immediately after the rem ; NMI Weise by Mk. J. Woolei4t. Wnowitimmi 41122•00 firm= of soya melt. with 411 maid ler Miwyeirmils ; sib, thit Lib ; Mime, /441 1011) ; Ilan winnow I. be wild Isr WA mesa, with miling mul maiden sliewumms. lllllWO3batiolio. (7 wilw) r.ttr.Merweeirs Manse ghipton, • I2ll tot U 7144, I Mr. labs 04441• Es 0111 414 . ..,Wbtalley 2 Mr. Timms Ribs s Min Swift, • Ms 304 If. nrianshawr‘ 3 ThAting : 3 to 4 Milt 726emnit i 7 to 4 ass 0 mat, 5 to ism Mims swift, who gads tho reaping far a few strides, wino the favourite mend bar and made the remainder of the nieniss. said won cleverly by a seek : Mira Swift was a N third The winner Imo afterwards besistit in for i iiima Wotrimmidirmin WialnICAP of 20 as. melt, b ft. sed web 5 if &din& with 200 added ; wiamm witis ; th s uwsd I. save his take. Two maim (71 subs. 42 of whom paid II seam such.) 1f. 2 2. Unesbis The La.rifi. by The . LIM Mb MP 111. J. 1/141Ve Mr W 101441. 4 mu TM iM illamiario Ours issinusa lysissom i 17A TM lab AT. ,wow's /621Miwai Ms. 4 1115 - i - 11 ( 4 4 4 $ . A 0 Railmin•• fiellism. Sr' at /16 . • fwd Ommerra Ten 11t e., 4 ms. TM ti • • ow. iboom • a t. Tw a .b rt . DN../ b). 3 yrs. TM Sib Ilsossiss) • 114 P. 1522 TriThslnwMs, S ma. set Sib (T. Prin• • NW/ft 6 le 5 vid The Lawyer, ti M! apt Dalbsaim 6 te 1 Ir e teellook II to 1 sort Yliristios. end 50 le 1 east Vas see One as little as 4 to 1 was taken bint. DMk TM Lawyer sod Beam bed a bust Telisi the ovine before *raw When t hey wore pit of with Sir William and Flirtation rbehisi to the frost. merted as the sinning for about a quarter of a mils, Neheelbe Lawyer .bat ahead. and hied. all the remainder or the ~nubs, spinals, eleverly by a week. Sir W iUsu bonities Lyeieeete for mooed ploy by two lovelwa. Oft wens bed fwarth„ Bahama Mth ; ratio, of the other lILTINNTON3 AND LANGAN= RAILWAY.—The half- pee* aunt* d the peuggielsee was held at Ulcer. dear as SAudirl. when tie tepid of the dhectore was aieweei. It Eland a deftly knew In the teak receipts, the Wig Inman fur lie Ind balf-year over the correspond ing pate* el UN Ming MM. 13s lid. The expend'. twee ea this seireent is lesreseed in the extent of 516/.los. 6d. we easepeeel with the enneepeeding belt of last year. There wee also a eaniefactoey Maud d neseewe for the additional lassmelimi mien m. The pereeenewt way and works and the roam doe have all bees asisideal he • perfect state of sideway. and the working d lie line boa be en conducted satiesetorily. There is as imeresee is capital acoount of 5,8211. 3e. which he arisen from doubling the line between the Leven viaduct and Park. This is sow tom. piled, end has bees inspected and approved be the govern ment agiseer. There is a diminution is the charges for M s a begs portion of the debentures now being at the rated di per met per annum. The South Durham and Lancashire Union Railway was opened last month for OM chao.l.6e, and for general trafSe daring the past week, and there is every prospect that, when general coraromeial affairs are improved, there will be a large increase of traffic between this district and that opened op by the new line of railway. It is recommended that a dividend at the rats of Spur cent. per annum be paid. leaving a balance of HI. to be carried over to the tient account. CiTaff.ll. Pardsea. Oren SIIII.LINO MONDAY. Atom 12—Admissions on payment, 21,0f3; ditto by season trai{s, MST ; total, 2'2,613. Advertisement}-130Ltommen 012MMY AND —Disease Prevented or Coed.—heortiatie humour* so Wien appear daring Childhood that It behoves every mother sad NNW to know bow to eradicate them without dsager or delay. Is whatever way these mieweltatlemal Wets display themedirm they insi be moldy met sad taccamtally traded by using Hot. beware mobile remedies according to the instnictions folded mad east packet. Their employment is attended by no risk. by their Means this is/voidable climate may be arrested and eTtitriatoi la its early progress Wore It has reached the vital organs. When once the acortmtle polrm Is overcome the scandal health any be attained awl preserved by nersitionay ring ihe same asUdotes sad paying proper attention to diet and ventilation. --- Several witnesses having corroborated the tar's etatetneut 4 aud others having proved lowing arias of " murder, •••• - • - SMYTH YORLIKIRI itartmae. —The half-yearly meeting of this company was hid on Saturday at Doe. otter ; the Right Hon. 3. Parker ha the chair. The report, as &intact of which hu appeared in our columns, was Ulm as read, and adopted nnaninsonsly. The usual divi• deed upon the guaranteed stock of the company was de. clued ; an • dividend at the rata of 41 per cent. per n iny, len income tar, was declared on the ordinary stock. Three hundred and twelve ordinary shares of the company were converted loth a like amount of consolidated stock. The meeting was then made special for the pumas, of au thorising the directors to subscribe to the undertaking of, and enter into tnifilc arrangement' with, the Banally Coal Railway Company ; also to mini into traffic arrangements with the Treat, Aneholme, and Grimsby Railway Company, and to apply neat amnion to parliament for power to sub scribe 33,0001. towards the uadettakieg. The chairman then submitted formal resolutions to the foregoing effect, whiok wan agreed to uniaimously, and Use proceeding, ter minated. EXPLANATION. B.—Barometer corroded and reduced to 32 deg. at mean yea level each 10 t ee s, of vertical des, causing about one-hundredth of an inch diminution and each 10 deg., above Si deg.. causing newly three-husdredths increase. Z.—Exposed thermometer in Made. It —M. utimed bulb (for evaporation and dew pates'. D.—Dtreaties of wind (true--two palate left of mag netic). T.—Toros (1 to Is—estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to W. I.— Initials I; blue sky c. clouds (detached) :f, fog ; h , hall : I. lightning mist, (buy) : o, overcast (dull) ; r, rain ; a, snow ; t, thunder. 3. gee disterbance (1 to 9). The prisoners in defence said there must be some mei eeke, as they hastened to the spot on hearing tie eau for asmistance. D'Erocotirt, however, fully oommittad both primmoro to tam their trial at the Old TEE POLWI AND THE ORANGIXIOf AT Livia- POOL.—M the Liverpool Police Court yesterday laspeakir Rids, of the Liverpool Police Foroe, was charged with sr raids; Sassley Homan, muter of the Northers Mirka Omar) Lodges, to Thurloeatreet, ati the tied of Jam Ws. The iaetor, it appeared.. by order of the =tra r az stopped an Orange mow= °a the day in q 4la• alleged assault emulated in hie patting hie hood ea the collar of the prosecutor's coat, and ankh,' his if ha had say thin; to do with the Prooslaiva• lie vale, attar • WOO beans& woe disteired. WRATH'S 1111107WD 1114 10.110111011 OR RIX? DAT. North Britaln—Northerly—litangtablo—oqually. Tait Coast—Woolorty—rnalb—miettiod. South Corat.—North-Wootmiy—Frab—aquatly. /ras.4—NortJt•Westerty to NlL—Cloudy, squally. Mrszra or PArsara, Soya Szasncorow.— Number of Tisiton for the weekending August 10, 2,638. Total Dumber since the opening of the museum free dany (Kay 12, 1858), 325,981. MARKETS. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK 2 Importd. 80008--W. L..bh4o. &too 4,454 Mauritius bags 7,931 East India bags 9,863 Bisin andllantHa. bas . Ltal 66 Do. 6,11 7 111 Havana bolral PIO ForedoMuscovado casks 4,600 Cuba. Do boxes' ..- Brazil package* 1,160 tags , Collll— Walt India. pkgsl 41 Co Do..brls. &Up Cep Ws. dt e fitt 2,811 Mocha packages 38 Other E. bulk packages 0,116 Do. do. .. Bradt & Cools Ms Coon Amiga 660 .... BIM ......... Do.. — Wm—LA India . 815 Has=—m firriiit o Pomo 1 tETURNI IDeliverd Ll3l 10,293 1,944 SP 2,292 1,224 1,794 1,211) 1.751 111 MIS 1,713 SU 1,072 1,115 :Pr. Stack 87,613 1.6,165 fe,704 - i.iii 121.215 KW' MIN 41,888 2,888 7,113 28,397 2,338 14,886 111.474 so.tri IST 10. 1960. 5 4 ,814 117,188 80.633 I 11,754 815,499 70,194 1'1,109 66,10 LO7O Ban 19,616 1,912 4.840 317266 ST,e9B le.tall 17,11211 3‘.8i1 - 46,404 ten •,616 coTroN.—LivicarooL, Auouvr 12.—There is no new [eaters in the accounts from America this week, and our market remains quiet but Arm The sales are T,OOO bales —including 6,190 American, 64d. to 90. 6OO Beret, sd. to ; 100 Egyptian, to led. ;6 0 Pernam, Sid. ; 00 liarruiharo, 80.—of which 1,000 are for speculation and export. The week's import le 160 bales. TALLOW.—The demand for tallow last week was active, both for home and foreign amount, influenced in some measure by the large quantity offeredfor auction. On Friday prices had rather • declining tendency. To-day however, the market is rather firmer, and our dosing prima are : Spot, new, 465. , 6d. ; 1860 him, 466.3 d. to 45e. 6d. ;1869 b, 44a. to 44e. 6 . ; October to December, 460., and =Oy, 465. 961. to 475. ; January to March, 475. No ffering. South American, 465., : lat pipes, yellow, 445. 6d. ; Australian beef, 435. to 435. 9d. Town tallow, 465. 9d. net esah ; Oxoanut oil elosedy, 44e. 10d. ; Cochin, 435. to 43a. 6d. ; Sydawy, 425. 6d., less 2i to 3 per cent. Palm oil quiet, at 42a 6d. to 42a. 9d. fine Lagos ; palm nut GO, Me. to 36a Horse grease, 38a. Rough fat. 2s. 610 d (Prom the Circular of Mews. Smith and Charles, dated Monday evening.) CATTLE.— Liv carom, AUGUST 12.—The supply of cattle was unusually large, of sheep about the same aa last market. The demand slow foe each at lower prices. BRITFORD GREAT SHEEP FAlR.—AuGusr 12. This large and important fair was held to-day. List year the number penned was variously estimated at from 100,000 to 120,000 ; but this year it was the general opinion that that number was barely reached ; but the condition of the sheep was very much better. There was a very full attendance of the most influential breeders and dealers from this and adjoining counties. The business of the day was commenced at an early hour, by sellers asking from is. to 2s. per head over the prices of late fairs, which in some instances for prime pens was obtained, but more generally bad the effect of checking sales ; bat later in the day a con- cession of prices was submitted to, and a good selling trade commenced, and the majority of the supply found buyers, many lots having changed hands two or three times; and the following may be quoted as average prices :—Wethers, 365. to 48s. ; ewes, 335. to 465. ; be, 24e. to 40s. ; many prime lots selling at higher rates. The prize stock (to which several prizes were awarded) were of the choicest breeds, and elicited much admiration and commendation, and a good business was done both in selling and lotting of rams, at high figures. The horse fair was very full, there being some fine cart colts, and other moat useful animals, and ak.o droves of forest ponies, all descriptions meeting with a good sale, at high prime. There was also a capital supply of lean stock, which met with numerous customers, at good selling terms ; and the supply of agricultural implements, on the latest improved p rinciples, was very large, including Messrs. Tinker and Son s (Andover) patent steam windlass cad improved cultivator, which was worked with much racoon and satisfaction in a Held a short distance from the fair ground. 00ALS.-Loimote, Atmust 12-Bates' West Hartley, Ma. 9d.; Ryan's Bekaa& Weed Hartley,l6s. 9d.; Carr's Origi nal Hartley, 16m. 3d. ; Lambert's West Hartley, 16s. Gd. ; South Peareth , 12s. 6d. ; Tanfield Moor, 12a. 9d . ; Tantield Moor Bates, 12s. 9d. ; Walker Primrose, 12a. Gd. ; Walls End Acorn Cosa, 17s. 6d. ;Walls End Eden, 17a. 6d. ; Walls End Harlon, 16.. 9d. ; Walls End Riddell, 16a. 9d. ; Walla End Sheriff Hill, 16a 6d. ; Walls End Belmont, 16a. 6d. Walls End Framwellgate, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, ; 18s. 9d. ; Walls End Rapier Omega, 17a. 6d. ; Walls End Soath Hatton, 18s. 9d ; Walls End Stewart's 18a. 9d. ; Walls Bed Tunstall, 17s. ; Walls End Cassop, 18a. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 18e. 3d. ; Walla Enkl Haugh Hall, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Hello% 17s. 9d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 17a. 3d. ; Walls End South Rao. 17s. 9d.; Walla End Thorpe, 16a. 6d. ; Walls End Whitworth, Oa. 6d. ; Carwa and Darya Anthracite, 21s. 6d. Carway and Da fryn Malting, 24a.-Ships at market, 144 ; mold, 108. si;0 1 tolling sl sent-sty Leadenh adon C. Ln I I/ PLANT tee, an ect o Deep CITY Dl. her ca BHITII and an all ride • •ts ot Muir. IiaLDA Eoe • nade c for • Goya the - • 0 I I .1 SNOW CII OL CII Cabin ion ugh ; E3 ap I' RI! • MA • OIL[ D Is an • re th ARAI 'A FR • Takidi ▪ New Y 1 age Wi Pa tho ss ut 111, ; seem aablu Lld ton, and Broadatre Monroe, Pi . and C Water-Art GREj The from Live !area: llon ; etre fo tertilL—Yi *O5llOl. charch.str 00, Cannot PHIL will tenors: ▪ Poe Am •▪ waat•wh i at 6., • : laorti th • t e e m 4,... Hon , at, ror AtLgtist 17, a : a 'o e r .i feel 11 * Itood•L JOZE, ""' are d t elwasive • ~1 4,1 cued, %a w , let le Ws -"*. has !lore th.. . o *Pitat t . th. l ancet,' Pretty • iii atte ttc Q,4 TRAFFIC RETURNS. Milos Par llter- Total, Total ILII.W•711 open wore chinas, 10131 1080 Week ending July 26 C E E Buffalo and Lake Hurou lei I 1,121 020 Week ending August 10 London, Brighton, and 8 Coast WO 111.810 4 009 27,610 22,3:4 South Eastern — 12,482 8.424 27,%0 241,621 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTIES. Delphin 'brig), of Tonsberg, Capitaln Walks, from Richibucto to Grimsby, with timber, wee abandoned 31st July, in tat 49 N, lon 10 W. ; crew saved.—Antwerp, August 10. Maggie Currie (ship;, Captain Craig, from Liverpool to this port, went ashore on the Seth July, ou the Middle Ground, outside Cape Charles, and is a total loos, with her cargo : crew saved. —Baltimore, July 30. Testimonial (barque, * of South Shields, Captain itephens, from Shields to this port, with coals, struck near Ras liafood ou the 10th July ; she was got off, but was so leaky that she had to be run ashore between that place and Cape Ouardaful, and was abandoned nett morning: it is feared that she has become a total wreck and been plundered by the lathes: master and five men picked up in the toughest ; two boats with the rest of the crew missing.—Aden, July SS. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Friar Tuck. from Liverpool for Calcutta. Jane 17, Mt 22 a, ion w . Henry Curwen, Taggart, from London for Bahia 22 days. August 4, IM 44.36 X, lon 9.64 W. Prince of the fleas (ship:, for Melbourne, all well, August 2, lot 44.20 N, lon 1216 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BAILLIL—August 9, at Grosvenor-place, the wife of J. W. Bernie, Esq., of a daughter. BARCRARD.—Augnat 9, at Brighton, the wife of E. Rental% Req., of a son, stillborn. BARNlL—Aiagnst 9, at the Hall, Havering, Essex, Mrs. P. Barnes, of a son. BATILSON.—August 8, the wife of the Rev. Dr. Bateson, Maat,r of St. John's College, Cambridge. of a son. COl.—August 9, at Crofton Rectory, Lincolnshire, the wife of the Rev. C. W. Cox, of a son. IBBETSON.—August 8. at Heath House, Chadwell Heath, Essex, Mrs. Ibbeteon. of a daughter. JONES.—August 9, at Basuchamp.villat, Buckingham.road, Kingsland, the wife of I. W. Jones, Esq., of a daughter. LNlGHT.—August 10, at Oak Lodge Newbury. Berke, the wife of John Knight. Eq.. of a daughter. NEWTON.—August 9, at North-end, Croydon, the wife of Mr. C. Newton, of a son. PINCHES.—August 10, at the Terrace, Kennington-perk, the wife of W. R' Pinches, Em.. of a son. RASIIDALL—August 9, at St. John's Parsonage, Bury St. Ed. munda, the wife of the Rev. R. Raehdall, of a daughter. SASS.—August 10. at Gloucester-place, Portumnequsre, the wife of F. A. Sam, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. DUDLEY—POWELL—August 8, at Stoke Newington. Middle sex, by the Rev. S. G. Dudley J. C. Dudley, Esq., of Offdrd. to Selena Ives, daughter of dI m asi. Powell, Esq., of Eastborpe. Essex. HARDY-000L.—August 8, at St. Peter's, Cheltenham, by the Rev. H. Hardy, M.A., J. B. Hardy, Fag., Captain Royal limn hay Artillery, to Fanny Deabrosses, daughter of F. Cook, Eat.. of Suffolk lawn, Cheltenham. IIAZELL—TOSTZIL—August 8, at All Saints', Evesham, Wen cestershire, by the Rev. J. H. Ilazell. S. liazeil. Fry., of Rich mond, Surrey, to Mien, daughter of T. Foster, Esq.. of Evesham. NABH—BUDGETY.—August 8. at Wesiburyon•Trym, Glouces tershire, by the Rev. F. G. Nash, M.A., W. Nash, tai_. of Ipswich, to Annie, daughter of J. P. Budgett, Fiq., of ifo.• leare.park. NEWALL—BESCHINO.—August 8, at Trinity Church, Too. bndge.wells, by the Rev. W. Michell, M.A., M. C. New all. Rm., of H.M.'s Bombay Artillery, to Rose Eliza. daughter of B. Besetting, Fan., of Tunbridge.wells. ILILYNOIJM—ROSS.—August 8, at the Church of St. Geom.. Bbmassintry, by the Rev. J. W. Laughlin, M.A., T. C. Iteya.dd , . /fp , to Martha, daughter of the late A. Ross, Req. urros—ums.—August 8, at Mutton Church. the Rev- . 5 . Dpteo, M.A., Incumbent of Coundon, Bishop Auckland, to daughter of the. Rev. R. O. Lewis, Incumbent of at. John's, Blackheath. DEATH& BATCHILOR.—August V, J. Batchelor, Seq., of Norfolk-rod. Bel too. COMBL — August ft, at Cobham-park, Surrey, Miss (oink% 74. aged 7t. 7, at Ilmtoster, Romerset, Jane, widow of the late Mr. J. Cottrell. aged DAll.Blf.—Airwat 9, at ]tartly, Sussex, Letitia Lovett. daughter of G. Darby. RN., aged 22. TRANCILLON.—Aagast 9, Beheeea, wife of W. Francal leo., of Upper Norwood. ITCHING.—Angnet ft, at Devonature-e,....... Lig NatsoN.—Avattet 9, at raceme-green, Fulham. G. Nelson Eel • seed IR. PACKZIL—Aegnit 7, at at. Leonard'son..Soa, Anne Coyne. wile et C. Packer, Esq., of Boientetrect. J. ILitchin& nimm w 1 PaW4lted by AIILIFJt Llltn attys.4 No Lerahardatreet. to the Qty al Loudon, Printer, at the Ma, la Lombard-stmt. fa the Pripcbsee whitatriarg — Tllllllloat ACM! It MY IDE,' khe Dui iouncdl VILLE, oder moan Ofht met. E' of der, Etter oder luw or Ifni or the As..etor PP I Y 17. 11100 ALE El of trader, I (Late d, register Loudon sad has ur furl A. St. t. OE wi SOUTH, der, noo !nth gel Grarese, preraly 1 Srsdratr perlence The se 1 fast44lll I TE quick( kDO - tux W 11 rag flue vel o.rnino surgeol term ( wnen p, BIM r ri l ln goal, L Nal. LOTUS I At. Hell Jason .. Golden 1 Calcutta lact7 ll7ds ra For he I /