The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-08 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1851.
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MURDER NEAR HOLKHAM, IN NORFOLK. •
nab) intelligence. him in such • Illstirle: and evaded es
that were put to s
much as attic Riven •• direct •answer, that it wail. not I lIARKETS. New 'lima. Tee..., Jere 24. 1851.
My last Header me deo 4 the eiette Meant. ease • Lae we I
Imo but two arrive& from Leer .1 -the M.'s.. on the tate In•
--- -- until the Recorder interfered, and threatened that if he • Itn dates to 7th June, and the made on the and lett.. with ate.
Scarcely has the excitement consequent upon the 110 USE OF LORDS
au did nut answer the questions in a proper manner that PRODUCB MARKET. to I Ith June. inert was let Menge in the larerpoul cotton not nt
recent disk-every of human wenn, la the iv iebbeurliewt of Paw?: Tee Lam Csisocamos. Luau tfralatt
noilisce.irou.fs he would d take measures to compel him to do , tut derma the We. toh, and pole June boleti re were
Liesuroot., Joir 7. "to pane, - I
Norwich tad:aided, when the nor' of a eoldedoodeel mar- rarer
iiaaesiasa..... moo or sus limo Jany evidence could be t enacted from Three is nothing • •
doing- in sugar, except 26 hhds. Dime- ten r sod lad nether the advantage. Time ',emotes see competed . Can
der, pe trated at mideley, near she princely beat of the Ls ... r, .n 1 . At length it was elicited from him that i
-n nos, at Ms. •'moons yan. ea...tank here, Mamma a. mhos were Out lower in Unlined, ate 61
bee beet, tanned; end meter the beaux of • fa.r demand from fc
zari ot . r, hm spa., eienateritawa %bowman% tee
Thiaaci:Dauwaitmet
ago.
amaLoakarepase.-litj.LIDITY
torofatbeltece.Tll. 1847 lie was a witness in this court against three persons Moms,.. in me
Antigua sold at M. ed. per eat, ow duty. .0, f,f, liel .......,,,,,,...... te ~en, pc......,,,..c0 .
3of who MOTO Charged with robbing a gentleman named Kerrie Rice.-20110 Mgr Arraeaa. at se. 3d. .ri
sweaty.l to I c.on the quotations gives la my bet circular, the gresteet ad- e,
The woodend elan. *amyl John Aiwa. was amplvr...--2 Escholllet Climbers revs • J 1 a the Cue" et of a large sum of money by cheating at canto, and he said Vbealev-Th tams dlisabla at W. them Wag ea New Orleans en ton of %unities atom middling. ,"'
tut of his lordetup's Queen'e Pmells •P•• • ineriat millet to en action of 3' that he had been concerned upon the occasion byeroing to There is a .are of goideuttem me only lee the. city but in all porta .."
ST. PZIRMSIO2II.O, Jetta 28. elthe united etnes. mad es a long period must some before the new d
ivy eke
re blgkLealeeendtetielehewsZinatteußdurnham Cive7a dim Plevin. The Mien waa Mulibt so lona ago Ns 1841, by the eniwne oemao with one ce the parties to "peck
op a
It plaintiff in error, against die above
-named defendant and fiat," and that he subsequently at some d the meetings Cont.-The want of ship-room has prevented business ;cop a Mewed, the value will doubtlem be inainteined at or above C
P the curds eo as to awist the others in earning out 7,00 U band rye Sour, however, bave bees Men by • German house our Preecot weeper-
laneewes 'd enhehausut ealmileusteohnmdevear;lealleeffeneerteirrithilhenlay, ISO, 'Wii.tha anA.othgu.ate,olur
raked
dnenid (since
aakan
certain
rbx.dBo.f.dhavcinft, in
hattele ' --
'd h h
their scheme of plunder, an went e c - - ___ et 14 ro. DM.. -uneouty mule es ,en n , csicn st so. ,t
trait s, The meat sales Mee 17th ion. to lastmentag have been e,300 bake,
! eh...h downy
~.hennanin3o° %••,......§..hlll' thb1i....••••i..,........i•ve• .11,%.,kich of the plaintiff's, in his dwelling-house m Gordon-street, leered tat them he turned rotted agaiut his nom Ilona All prim now kern In estimating the smo:y et not nem!.
~mutraeoogg
was to," demanded by mein dealers for redwood. leen-Vetthout traitor, tbe sanity ot which has been Oleo for dummies cootuniption. Ibe ..
expert during the• time time bag been se follows: To Liverpool, l.
.."....o.- ..,,,t,„.„,„ -..A---„stni-s----.1..,.....-..Teaklions peek in the parish of St. Pancras, in the eounty of Middles's. Diens and gave evidence for the prosecutiou. He said t lag m0,0,,0 p.a., ton..._e qty a tosanofrito dam., 2,62,5 take; closow, 7. itielit,,63S wee se t
II ~.7,.. : ; t..6.--;:r. -h.,.." 14 .n.„...-in-cic..fry.."-n--ccnes end tee The defendants pleaded that they seised and touk away the
.he believed the other partice swindled Kerrie out of bes been thy mod, strong, sad old'lair Maur and diming. The Numerous nom 7. we moo the claudication of cotton
o.- iis. i•-,,Toc-c.' -nlc;,,,f tb.,---rik-, --
on invents- the ball eke nnaer • dime. for a Pm' Tate' i'neent being me of 1,0001 , but he said de bad nothing to do with it. lie then itsmactons kam not been eamidmelde. SS wl. Si to, soh 73 10. we "nth" teed the sic
ken
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In Lithsin° gem°l certainly, from in.
ugh thecollectors of toss rates for the parish, and Patrick beieg wn-
proceeded to state that he first met the prisoner at Neath thy swot tllnnntlvnn white Mr small I wevis a dints° 'lnstil/ and tunnel,,*biebre cm. %ad', r 23 c:"..d.3', ..".a.114 thrra,i'....id.
AVM had 11" P tel t" in a street line throb- it a constable assisting him. The jum found • 'penal a._ i. .e-t ~e.a. ea- for A...,-- -Teta ~ ~- i id. •o d •
at an hotel, and that he was aware that at this fee tnneeendere e, del„.„..teete. 2lt led, Lee. coca lim ter.,Pl6,Z, ant 'duet, ute..ehe .. e.,,,ed .. ~,is gal) mat Ire,„ 4. h.
Palk Piet. the brieku""glaing a Plablatiu° wic en- d verdict, on which the Court a Queen's Bench,
'deers a eand-pit at a shoe
sor diatom from the road aide, an time he was an undergraduate of one of the un' e a. sIT rat ic me teen dote at 2V ro. to
80 ro. far Meth and omit mid 31 ro• fue m 1 .. oaf, urea, tbe'seek "Meng elk June, and mold at im
Thar argument, pee judgment for the plaintiff.
by (01• ford). When he wee at Wrath he was engaged in his etersaanse, Tith to re. dowse Tallow, intorno Leedom advices boo sld• be 414 r le. Nor is this as Isolated cue: it revue to have
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about a quarter al a mile ham tie park p e.
%Ai.. at Weil,. That judgment was revered on writ of error business as a jeweller, and he was sure that he went by his came armee; sad 11l ro. and lit re, IV TO. dome, br August; end Ivit_ durisig May sod June. Even as CoMpared with somplea Au
Lately. a men named °engin Groom, residing the Court of EleheqUer Chamber, end this writ
which is shout two miles from llolkham ila was eta- own name. He might have passed by other names, such u 1,3 to. to lief re, eis ukr.amp. mi the epet, were moomard md ~o. of ciilleattall teat Cat from Levet pad, the very partieS . emoting Aft
ormom m tom, lees domed, valued and sold cottons et kas t two grades, or full a t o
ployed at the brickwork.; but having been discharged, of error ken been brought on the judgment of reversal. The
' "ia terror vaned fur the decisiou of the home to
upoo Squire idremember • ' lees. rumen have admixed, ar-d num is awes. entrain to ttelNemol MT lb. below 'NM, eon steederd. It moat be ebeion fo eel
u and Premott but it was only for a.. (rook " and for "la" for lootnadderable quenteln; but Mum now
we that he entertained • revengeful feeling towards eu _ _ amusement. He e not getting • phaeton at _en d,.... 4. c.. .t. 1,.. h.., sen ltd. mt. onmed. We Liverpool Woken that this endweleming lens to many denten. er,
Aytera, though be was still employed as a form 1.0 pig . the 'natty of the rate with merit to the local set. 59 Geo..
c 39 aad the ea 6& 7 a 'il IV., c. 96 (Ilebhonse a Neath, which was not paid for •; but he believed that the se. steer gutter ; tallow. 3es. to ife. pa t ; eau, b. 9.1. offered tin. both linsee la kleglette. not I only express the aeritimeata of au
the Hoak= estate. Groom was well aware of Area's 111.,a . , prisoner did get one, and he rode on it. The prisoner went par quarter. Preights to Weet Coseh-ror deals. 12•44. per sh h. ; ese.7 WW,.. Weedid eogned In the only, wen I...gen the to ettc
..fr 41,„ id. pn, to. , ~..., 2. „. tee. Esehen._l‘...,.. „.......Hety of their adopting a standard of quotauons more in conformity 0,,
MIAMI of going to the hull every alternate Friday to re- A 4. from Neath to Oxford, end he made it his business
r. Peacock and Mr. G. Denman for the plaintiff, stated t from die, three mantles, 31 15.16 to SS I.ln per a. ro. • Ilemthuw, thee, ionotos. with cornet clandleatimebalm lolly to quote•
•• Ur" rplands at Bo
Mee money, and also the direction and time of his return-. ____ o go with bim. . He did not get goods
eau se numerous objections to the rate, as that no rate a &It was hewn tradesmen in the town under mourned names, -
Ism to the works. Ayton weal o usual to Owpartie. as
ee 11-16 to 1 per a eve; Pedantic, monti;s, eel to hin per s. we. std. wben they ere mining dto 3id. ; other grade, in pm cs
?war', last, and between 12 and 1 o'clock be received from _made es the day_ of which necLe was given; that if made,
but the prisoner might have introiluced bim by dif
-It would be much better, and certainly mere just, to Mtn the quo at
Mr. Shellabear, the chief clerk to Mr. Keen
Leif:mixes mere 60 emerraation of iii
,t that the vestry was not duly ferent names, such as Squire and Prescott. He knew COTTON.-lavzithooL, JULY 7.-The market has
that the prisoner got a gold chain and an eye-glass from Orin aa•dayr and closes will. MIMES!' sic DOW MA end ion °I "d"..4",
taboos. If neemary, every week, than to noose" their present aloe re
glassing, oder to miutain • higher air
at the wale 41
@toward. the in. of 2,e,e 6. ed.,. consisting of mscre4ne, convened, and thin it was incompetent to make • rate.
ludesovereigns, some siner, and • 61. note of the beak of ..,_ , ~,,.
the defendant Mr. Prendergast and Mr. Needham (witb whom wuMr.
in error, contended that a rate one tradesman, and he parehesed the article-sof him directly ton
-iner ate d.i Per nfs dooms Alt Gibes marts UMW chenpal. time thl3. thnitnn° Wien'
ft ards •at least he said he "allowed" Dim the value e,
there is nothing ot waportasee to afket the merkeit he the Amerma .1 he idea here thrown out mlebt be inipi reed upon be the Liver. llt
arrive Gurney. After receiving them oney he proceeded mar)) ° rde . h ,_..,,, rate ,it era , ,
.indebtedi . in.c. y 0.... ie... are ...eted ei sow us.. . woist, pal istomeolon userchent•, probably to their own benefit, but nen ;et
ma maize de facto, thou not jure, was ere •• vaam zn en amount the prisoner was to kits. Ith ems for eoie at, sod ......„. io ;be..., 24 p......„0d mi.. oerta air the ademitage of the owners of the property entrusted to o
along his usual route towards the brick work',
arrive there at the usual time. goon afterwttlst ajaalad---, that the rate was du y signed at the first meeting of the'
held ursuant to notice, sad wee duly eastward at a easels one night at Oxford but he ham 6.d to 7 • 200 Eawisa. to ste their
it . led; . '64' W 714; SW *arm.' lid' --* ' The following k a statement a the movement le Cotton since tbe 1:
named Sewn, who was visiting is the neighbourhood, east 1
.übk.entPmeetiag
:oral that al the tobstaatioi mat_ recohultlemeitZedreepollatityahagt wthheettuaherd he played biniards. 'He did SO Sea Limed.. . tO,L os
an was paid for the glass Ind of ileptemeer Late as econthed with the motion three years: ig
who had oitasaloo to pan through the ean'i*Pil bet'''. r.- sites of the two acts of parliament (before mentioned) were
fined to, to the farm of Mr. Doggett, his uncle, ow, as be Lot know whet
r
d the chain, or whether the prisoner s father was not COALS.-LoxcioN, JULY 7.-CLosn or THR Man- IBM. 1850. 1849. la
Receip mat the mete
dhe incidentallv stated complied with. compelled to pay for it. He also received a watch and nie.-Buddie's Wed Hartley, lie. ; Bershoge_ Osse_ Ils. 6d.; Care.
,_ Laporte to Orme Britain 1,242,100 859,000 1,136,te4 1,11.1,009 SI
"their ot•ed•fietarnienatentettinhiathe botate'innee employ; enie wen Mr. Needham had net concluded his argument when ch 'a from the prisoner at Oxford, but he returned Rankly, 1110. i Cbeeter Malee 12e• Mt 1 Mo"etWn West Ilat"'7 Bonnets tO Frne•
thaymtsamlordshiaaps rot :Let
"4 o'clock, and the further hearing et- . Netbeetoe, les.• teagridge's West Bather lase North Perm Han- .-- -- -
them to htm, and be said he might, or he might not te s me* „a, inoeto_ee, doe,. v."; .., En tootles foreign ports 22etio leateo 295,000 2a3,04.4 ti
working in aa adieiniag field. These men Shea re- ,s . e, 12s. Ild. •
membered that they had, betweest half-ust use and was have been present when those articles were oweinally %hear,. isi:o=wMis gad ami anon so.; wen ow „. Total neon'
obtained from the trethemen he whom they belonged. Put, 12.. {d.; Mails Bad 1 Ha ad • Walls End Walker "nn on sand
• quarter to two o'clock, me near as they could judge, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-VESTERDAV. 305,1.40 471,000 211,000 .110,1•00 N
Pi
beard the report of fire-arms, and mode some remarks to www e„. wice a. ......L._„.. L ,
ons The result of these relli~ at Oxford was that the pie- 12. 3d.; Ede 4 Me* lk. 3d.; lain Prla;reia,' lb.; Walla Brid Of when during the past week, included in above ;
each other at the time upon the subject, but had thought Jayne, :NAM
Ha • (tram-Maros
goner was expelled, and lo =ea went to Cambridge with Menne, M. 3d. ; Malls Me Harm% 1e5.„14; Malls Yen Lamb. freee,pe, jete the MI. le3o. IMO ISO. P
ports - MOOD 15,1100 WM 19,0 at P
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nothing of it. The men requested the lad to go bath to Armament LOU OTHIRS V. MATWOOD.-BILLS OF the view of endeaeouring to admitted into one of the toe. les.; waits Bad Lange,. 1fe.911.; WWI. Red Easel's Munn, Ea is to Greet Britain 2" SOO Is On IEOOO 42,000 I'
Il.• Walls End ui-o, les toa ; walla end lieue&llVl, . Inn '• • o
the sual-pit, and ascertain whether the man really was Eat:HANGS. colleges. Witness leb• tic Cambridge' end 13e. 3d.; Walls End-icahlfellos, 13e. 341.; walls Ern baguets to France
Pep tete to Ma foe. ports 2,0 0 1,000 Aoki Au* V
eeleep or not, but the led, it appears, did aot do so, and on Mr. Bramwell appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Sevin one night he played at withal** of the young toile- lis.; Walls End West Hartlepool. 13. i. 3d. ; Walk End Whitworth',
their leaving work at five o'clock, one of them saw Ayton's for the defendant. glans. The prisoner entered himself for admission to one Ils. ; Walls End Adelaide Teeth ISs. 3d.; Wells Tod Seminar em,
Total 119wW
donkey and cat in the road, without a 'hirer. Thinking This was an action of detinue on two bills of exchange of of the college'', but was Obliged to withdraw his name. Ile 13e. ; Wells Led Tees, He. W.; Hartley, trn.-aelm as name; l From which it will be found that the eaten in receipts now
sold. SS. amounts to 2111,000 Wee. The neva in export. to Great Britain es
this careumetanee very strange, and remembewng what the SOM. The facto of the ease were of no public interest what. den. led Ithviatt offered to compromise the matter with the
lad had said, he went into the eand pit, and them des- ever, and we merely meation it because, after the defendant prisoner s.give DimBol., u e rat
fa lathe if he wooled •le bth ad 'tted -'eee-e• 263,000 tales: Prance, 34,00 J : other foreign ports 13,000. Total ex- n
CORN.-CMENCIeaT July 7.-We have had a very ewe in exports, 492,000.
Covered Ayton, lying on his side quite dead, and a small had called his evidence, and when Mr. Bramwell was about that he said he would do all in his power to serve the
doll market today, 'kept:Meg very flat. and rattler on the deeten ; There is began' parleularly intending to elate in relation to the
spot or tau of blood on the sand. There was a wound on to reply, that learned gentleman was suddenly called away prisoner, and that he was unwilling to prosecute. however, we may nuke the same quotations as these of this day treeing crop ;it es eonettg lorward fueourably in mon neaten%
the low ere part of the back of the head. Dr. Young, of from court, information having been sent to him that his By the Recorder.-The moment the pumbook was. exa- wees, vie. : Wheat, W. to 111. law. per toed. Barley, 24e. to 26e. per Moon in Georgia use
Muth Caroline complaints are yet made as to
Wells, whoa fterwards examined the body, found that there father was in a dying state. A verdict was afterwards taken mined by him he discovered the Loaargiry,
_andhe
_abeheeed quatat, pm, to..sch Be.. so.. sce. Mime by drutb. lee. In the eau/ere
i eaten reheat ruin have
Wm at this ound, a perfraion, into which he could in for the efeudint, leave being reserved to both parties to that he went immediately to the and gave mf emotion er improved its appmenince end troth Texas the mounts are SLettering
..ADLIIOII, July 7.-We had • very snail market to- i., N.. „ '
tronuce his finger. On taking off
bran;kuap he found move upon certain points of law in the case. of the fact. deo; fr....„. et wheet i.,..., the
„hew
„„9„4.. The trade
there mei a bullet embedded in tbe rai that it had en- Bone a Goviwml Joe?. The Recorder asked him if he was rum that he went on eras dull, et Is. to 2• per qr. lower.
tered
the the occipital bone, passed through the brain, WATSON V HODSON.-SLANDIR. the same day, and he then hesitated and said it was possible ----..- PUBLIC SALES.
struck the skull bone, and recoiled into the central lobe of Mr. Seijeant Wilkins
in
couneel for the plaintiff, and he did not go to the bank until the nest day. CATTLE, &c.-CoLcitenrot, July 5.-The supply of ---
Sheep and Leask keeps up in amount, and law week's prima were Jute 7.-By Messrs. PACIN and CAMERON, at Garra-
the brain. caueina inetantaneous death. Several shots of the defendant appeared in person. Mr. Ballantine made an earnest appeal to the jury on be-
No. 4 .ill were also totted in the brain. This waxen action brought by a secretary to several bone- half of the prisoner. After observing on the painful nature barely mainthirwd, make were gesenny alMciat to effect Was et ways-A freehold estate, in the parish of Edgeware, near
The mac who first discored that Ayton wee deed ism fit societies against the defendant, who was • member of of the case, and the misery that bad been entailed upon a Mot decline. There ass goud @how of tat Dents, bat, the de. Elatree, comprising two homesteads and 91 acres of land,
metliattly hurried to Holy,am Hall, and informed Mr. one of the societies of which the plaintiff was secretary, to the respectable family of the prisoner by his peesent position, ens strelanvertle9l,:pk, Wre nelnyccndeen eat,:cl6.42Lee per licanteelewernltne calculated to produce about 1251. per annum-knocked
mey of the Urea:estate*and that gentlemen lost no recover compensation in damages for certain slanderous he proceeded to speak of the witness Lewis as a swindler were willing to Mem of theme/ Meerut rates. Very little dose in down fur 3,4701.
tame in proceeding to the sput. Having seen the body, he words uttered by the defendant concerning the plaintiff. It and robber of the very worst description, end who, he said, !Gab epee, as none but ordin•ry Kra* were en offer. The V 4 treat A piece of meadow land, on Brocklerbill, near the pre-
sent the news to the pollee at Burnham and Wells, and appeared that in January last the defendant had stated at having first seduced the boy at the bar from the paths of ve. sern, sena is to. mcto„ .....,1,..fr, ....aw the ceiling, about 11 acres-610e
bastaar!aur• aoP 17 , °hen end, bulbs, SAO ; Seestee lIM. it Brockley-hill Farm near Eageware, about 108 e acres of
took down the names of all the persons he could meet with the bar of a public- home', called the Peacock, situated in rectitude and honour for his own base purposes, 'tow
who were likely to be able to gyre any information. As Hounsditch, that the plaintiff was • Togo and thief, and sought to destroy him entirely by the present accusation. Pisa e 0; val. M ; Horses sad Poem, 21. freehold land, with the rent charge of 311. 17s. per anuten,
goer as the intellieence reached the pollee, they .mustered had tampered with the books of the society, of which the He urged upon the jury the probability, from the nature LtvEarooL, July 7.-The supply to-day has not been so in lieu of tithe chargeable thereon-3,9*N.
at ilelkham New Ina ; and upon making inquiries they defendant was a member. This accusatiou was repeated of the connezion between them, that the prisoner g.r:st eti tr IN Sties. Monday. and tuvra Mine • nie at:cadence we
leamed that Groan had been seen near the sand-pit by Dr. in the month of elarch last, and hence the present action. might have iinagined that he had authority to use tir,e;Alust:de.d tilt.t.:lll._r,tta_trtath areatheAthe , Freehold rent charge, amounting to 271. 12. i. per annum,
fne All' chargeable in lieu of great tithes, on Slownian's Farm, St.
Y , who was pamiag in his carriage, and by some The defendant then addressed the jury, and admitted that Lewis's name, and, although it might not be poesible to tit wec „A...
sow opea7,,Tmewlels„
rat„„Pi„,e•t7:...9.ajae.
neat: Stephen's eau-4001.
Ithouriag MN, Ten sear the time that the murder had he had uttered the slander, and that a was untrue, but said diecover what was the actual nature of the intended Brine Hellen, 30 ; woad elms ditto and tat Eullonte et& to 3d. ; One undivided moiety of the Grove, at Kingsbury, Mid-
bees committed. he had been induced to do so ia a moment of irritation on operation, he contended that nothing was more eeunst Ballow s ited C.ne, 41d, to tee; Sheep. Sd. to ltd.; Lambe, dleeex, comprising residence, and 94 acres mat land, let on
Felice- table George Lembley having information of account of some harsh proceedingswhich the plaintiff had likely than that Lewis should have projected some fraudu- 6d. to 61d. terse for 2001. per annum-2,4801.
these particulan, west at 8 o'clock in the evening to the taken against him for rent, he having at one time been the lent scheme against the bank, and said that no doubt Neawice, July 5.-Our market exhibited a good show .T.
house of the prisoner, and found him at tea. lie appeared plaintiff 's lodger. if the burger cheque had been paid he would have re- of store cattle ; there was • thin attendance a levers, and telly one.tor. s HOKAS FRY at Garraway's Lease and goodwill
' when the talker entered, but no words Hie lordship then briefly
.sumand up, and the jury re- pudiated that also, and have saddled the bank with the loss. kern e( We thee remained mold, et lower pekes. Est Beasts aof the Old GibraltWe Lower Deptford-road, held for 36
rasallatiel confused
a requesturd
by leunbley, with which the pri- turned • verdict for the plaintiff.-DAmages 40e. The Rev. Ebenezer Smith, the father of the prisoner, good Mow ; trade dull, et ss. 6d. to 6.. per ewes e. ielbe. Tee item years at 461. 162.-2,7901.
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Neer crimpled, that he should accompany him to his house. . who evinced deep emotion while giving his evidence, was 're te-tVitede!„eelmso.6ll,e_e? is &owl!: I.fontsf all wish at Poo I Messrs. XPLAture and Sow at Garraway's.-tinder-
Oa atheng there, the °Meer told him the charge on which COURT OF EXCIIEQUER.-VESTERDAT. then examined. He deposed that he was perpetual curate F:ede ch,;, .47. M11,V,,V5,.." rninVeLie Ten. Pip Lsor, :all, , lease and goodwill of the Grapes, No. 109, Drury-lane, held
he was apprehended, but Groom denied all knowledge of Nun Pena-bey as NIA BANN Meaux Am Leona CAHOON of the parish of Barton St. David's, near Glastonbury. iiiendim wurui wilco. r-- ° ' fur 29 years at 701.-2,0001.
the matter, and declared that he bad not seen Dr. luting Jona The prisoner was his son. He was now a little more than -- Mr. BAILEY, at Ganaway's.-Frethold investment, pre-
twenty years old. He sent him to be educated at Oxford, HOP INTELLIGENCE. clueing an income of 861. per annum issuing out of the
*Miley. During thr enning the police searched the prisoner's The court eat for the trial of nisi Fits cues at the Sheriff's
Court, Guildhall-buildings. and before his departure his conduct had been so good MAIDSTONE, July 7.-The accounts from the plantations shop
aaNeialsoia;naapubiliL-harifuse, Holloway-road, and a house and
knew, and found • large lintel which had been recently du-. that he was a source of habitual comfort to him. are • Made Outer Dais week. She weather has certainly been in '"-.- --e----e--•-•
ckarged, together with a quautity of shots and powder This BARLEY. V. Dosissox.-Alennewszumem.
was an action brought by an advertisement-agent to Anothergentleman she spoke to thegood character of
They also found a box secreted under the bed, containing.
recover • sum of money for advertisements memo in the prisoner.
16 *Dementia and 12 half•sovereigua. The halfnovereigusouta the Imre Plnee." Win Onre lo &beaten, mole for amobse- annuity of 1001. per annum, secured upon property in the
were wrapped in a piece of paper. which turned out to be 'rend peeeret mit,%Sefetenee . t.° th,f.
,Brii. Junction The Recorder, in summing up the ease, said that if the 'M. Thve,Wrlssth ht:es merle a 'wit 'Ur" lOM's en° it remain/ fund., during the life of a gentleman aged 47, with • policy
a meniuratelane in Aytort's writing, in reference to some Railway during to yyar_lom a • defend
_defendant mes..et charge rested upon the evidence of the man Lewis alone, ele_ lee
__
~___ _ .._
_,
_in._ le
wenn:e,asoq anal
on the same life for 1,0004.- sold for 1,0001.
payments made by him, during the preview' fortnight On member of the firm of k Inch and Dobenun, who were •Olts he apprehended that the jury would not think for • moment eft_ bate ere; by a• or Me,
proved Diet the of convicting any individual upon the testis:tont, of so FARLMOR AND TALDINO.-The hops do not look eo
searching the presence's person, • 51. note of Moan. Gar itren of_ the Prnmed emPane• It_ was
say's bank, and Aytores watch were found in his Lo olden
...
f the vertnements weregiven to the plaintiff by infamous a person as he had admitted mself we we een
winos. When he was asked where he obtaised the note, Mr. "CO, the defendant's partner. It was contended for to be, and he must say that in his cxpe- Loots.-We have considerable improvement in the DAILY WEATIIER TABLE.
be said that be had found it about • fortnight previoualy. the defendant, that the order was not given from leinielf fiance he had never seen such an exhibition of myth of Oise ens my Yet report, but Mrs is il! moth vermin
The clerk at the Hall believes it to be the eue that be paid and the defendant, but merely as the agent of the prow- infamy before. There were, however, other circumstances seducing the young Mons and • Hight prinkle* of fly; there is
to Alton on the same meriting. seised comraittee, and to them only the Pleiniiff ought to in the cose--particularle the statement of the prisoner naber • urge number elf ohne% add WI 6P,01616C0 at • secons EsDAT JOLT 8 1861
Te , , .
The prisoner lived with his father-in-law, who keep a look for payment. The plaintiff hail, in fact, sued several himself to the officer-which were well worthy of eOnilide- which la the
twat thet ~ only thing lemon& ; it is the opiska of emery planter The State of the Weather at each of the following places at
•m • Meat uncenala stale. Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The stations are
garden, and who used the tatolfawilteele was found &Hitt
tfor;iv no credit toeetriemenittaeL ac:'tothttiee nutaß
that
he
rdeotion, anandatait would De them to sag;
they considered
:iidcallal and
tte
taaATLESlentle-The vermin are on the decrease, and with arranged ia order of latitude.
used
Friday a rain:get:lyr'; and thent erreleal•C:- I% in its unta Ites lordthip summed u for the jury, who found a vet- charge to be made out against the prisoner or not. favourable weather. there is • proved el gnawing some hops as
misition. After Grimm had wen out the father-in diet for the plaintiff for $75. damages. the good growth
The jury deliberated ler a short time, and then returned OTHAH.-The hop grounds 111 this parish am very nn. Name ei Mat& C•;:a..°l 8'32.3 3 State of Weather.
Mr. O'Malley applied for speedy execution.wind.
mined the pistol frames place, and soothed for it all over .M._ .1 ,twat - -- --
the premien ; soon after °mum returned, however, the , Mr. ea oinlin eaTri this was • new. .
cue. No attempt prisoner to the merciful consideration of the court. The abet grouol.,of which we have have Maimed little ;w• Pea NWT..
fetter-law again sew the pistol in its proper place. We bad hitherto on made to render solicitors of companies jury also expnased their indignation at the conduct of the have still some fly ad Ilea, but nut mite.eat. at proem to cows eser-orra ...- N.W. Very due
may Yonne° bere, too, that after the primmer tome home Pe .if responsible fur work done fur the prove tonal witness Lewis, who, they said, they considered to be one uir.,,,, „now.
slam; the grape grounds are son. from the armed, Ptld are Gomon N.W. Fins
es 'Friday afternoon be took the boa (in which the moue, Coatalltttell. of the greatest villains that ever came into a court of dk.10.110.4
1 His lordship 'd he thought the case free from doubt, ULeuen The - master part of our plantatiorui continue Ithemess N.W. Cent
Breese Pertimay Coady
was subsequently funnel) to • locksmith, and had the lot
aad; be Pmu jestiee.-The Recorder postponed the judgment. . ei a very meetly Mee; toe Ike follow up the young Moots, and homy. Me. wwww
etred. stole, therefore, great execution in a tortnight. dew Isar's-dui( hum the leaves; the Sine es et • etanthstill le many GREENWICH W. Gentle Breese Partially Coady
the evening of his apprekeasio, the prisoner was
INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. Yen - ERDAT. THE POLICE COURTS. emends; them ere suan few coronae,' in the best medings upon 6 • ,'"..* • • ••••••-• N.W. 1416"4 ' 'wren°
kkele before the Rev. R. Collyer, examised, end remanded the Rock. where they en still growner. Itherroan N.W. thinned
le Welsieghem pima, and on Saturday the evidence of mama Camistmeeme Law. --- BIWOMPIELD.-We are rather improving, but hare too t...revenia .....
IN TRU MATTRa OF CM•RLIIII HYLAND. 13. W. Cloudy
U witnesses, who proved the details above narrated, ~,,,_ ~,,_„eent;
.. MANSION-HOUSE. much totarally to be Mamas ; wet.. never been so foul mooned emeeimrowi
was given before H. E. Blyth, Esq., the Rev. It. Collyer, „fr. •"'''' • OMB east. wil• reported in our paper of =
e Clrsplis was brougM before Alderman Wire ee
our orielmers. t;otetelenalit
sod the Nev. - Metbwold, at Walsingluim. The in- 7'7' •
may, again came before the court. His insolvency v:ROTIIAM (Towx DISTRICT) -The warm weather has 131"W' .... *""". 14. W. Vise
with having stabbed Paul Ryan, a cabman, in two Anted toe ctn., ..... ss,„ ...lin.. 1,....,kr....., ere . Mattagami li. by E. lino
Oast aroma respecting a dispute whether • customer had c
quiry lamed the whole day, and the result was that out arm, with • knife.TltalettPen W. Gentle Deem Ceollen
given him a onereign or half-sovereign •pa in ymeat fora .r. apparently le. vermin, bat will Mackin to Injure them, should the e„ ****** si w . •
the slightest doubt, rernained a the prisoner's pile Ati • a.. ig his h_._,_ ,_
_,__ ne prosecutor said, e I was standing in the street at mean take ea unfavourable turn' the mak nee grouses, of which 1,1,;•""-• "•""""" ' ' ' (untie breeze eat ttally Cloudy
'menet • sitop.N.H. role
was abio opened at Burnham Ovary on Saturday, half-past 12 o'clock on Saturday, in conversation with an- there an seven Om made but little moven. are loaded with bee
Some evidence was now given respecting the sae of the :40kWICII
Wilt. Donk.
se but great delay and confusion were other person, when the prisoner ran against US. 1 cried ant ad will the di le pray moth dead, leaving their prepay lo do L 5.,,,,,~,,
ineolvent'e business at Bettersea to his she C man mike. ~,,„14,1 in a the minte.. N.W. Very fine
owed by the imegists;thei elimination being held at Wale Kr. c..... Law w. wished withl
the ea lame ' Hallo, governor, take care of my tout lie '"' • Ciente!) AND SROREHAM.-The vermin have decreased le),nenT
ilt", at the liume Me' end the sees' Wit""" than, sod on the other • did not weeder that there = abusive way, and used distrusting language. We then t 00,,,,, m. too tit te WTrltitillttel W. line
eleald not all be obtained. The magistrates' inquiry standst w diee and ens.. is • chance to some of the L„,cinn W.
was anything to remandP°tTe insolvent. lie was therefore • few words, and he put himself m • fighting ettitudes mecletf -el two begs par Me. Pieedy
et present &dimmed for Dr. Young's madmen ; when that attataged. and tithed me what I could do. I strack him in my own e'lmarianal.li
gr‘
:ON of some instar.ces we note an improve, 1.,., •••• •-• W.
ne
sae' sw. Fine
1 boa been gives the prisoner will be fully committed fur
via.efence, and he partly took off his coat. He then looked at anon Voce lest week, in others the contrary. MUT we or two hazy ROLVItIeAD
me, put it on agatn, and slid' I'll give you something before moraings that we here experienced fresh fly was Mine on the end satjusta W.
N.R. Virus
Cluny
CENTRAL CRLifINAL COCOURT. I have done with you, Ile then went into the road, and Wool& Lavearom. N.H. Heads Beene Om
retuned immediately, and as 1 sou speaking to a person he SwAxecounx.--Since the nun we have less fly, and some stneimine- W. Rain
IREI.AND. The July session of the Central Criminal Court corn- gave me •*severe blow with something very heavy on the grounds certainly are mush dinner, and comenue growing, monis. lime N. Cloudy
mental yesterday, before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor head, which stunned me and cut my. hat. lic then leg a maaarata 'l"' °them nne senthLthlr with he ow
nan &twin, nen. Boanalfton
-.-..-.. the Recorder, Aldermen Sir C. Marshal, Lawrence, end nut off, and I followed and struck tem. I saw that with a very lad ape:aroma for any hops. Lem N.H. Cloudy
Denim, JOLT 7. i' STA:LEIII: EST.-We have received fresh swarms of fly in Tom N.W. Cloudy
The bye laws framed by the Corporation for reign- satomow, the Sheriffs, Under Sheriffs, de., lc. be had • knife in his hand, and he instantly struck at me ... iunno. ~,,cd, to. tut tee, woe stoat.. remite meet rs. scenes:eon
T lIE ECHI TriILOWISIO ON TOE DAYS DAT. with it, and it pierced my erns, which I held uP to defend yews, honey dew •se Me spread mach he the grounds. Tbe grand. Senewren
' ' ' - -
_ --le •ri...........4 ;o my .rem sot 6.11 inch in length." appear to be in •• ecry.preelerime state. Ot.sraow .........
__ ...__ _..-1................• el.. e.e11,... his eon- IlOwnninn

THE POLICE COURTS.
MANSION-HOUSE.
char with
Chaplin was brought before Alderman Wire
with having stabbed Paul Ryan, a cabman, in the
arm, with a knife.
The prosecutor said, " I was standing in the street at
halfll34 12 o'clock on Saturday, in conversation with an-
other person, when the prisoner ran against ta. 1 cried out
" Hallo, governor, take care of my foot.' lie replied in a
very abusive way, and used disgusting language. We then
had a few words, and he put himself in a fighting attitude,
and asked me what 1 could do. I attack him in my own
defence, and he partly took off his coat. He then leaked at I
me, put it on again, and said' give you something before
have done with you.' He then went into the road, and I
returued immediately, and as I was speaking to a person he
gave me a severe blow with something very heavy_ on the
head, which stunned me and cut my. hat. lie then
ran off, and I followed and struck also. I saw that
he had a knife in his hand, and he instantly struck at me
with it, and it pierced my arm, which I held up to defend
myself. The wound in my arm was an inch in length."
Henry Savage aid—\l bile I was talking to the prosecu-
tor, I saw the prisoner, and I heard the observations which
have been stated made. I then saw the prisoner delibe-
rately strike at the prosecutor with the knife, and if the lat-
ter had not put up his arm it is likely that the knife would
have reached his heart. The prisoner immediately after-
wards ran away, and was apprehended by a policeman.
The policeman said the prisoner when apprehended had
a knife in his hand, and stated, on being accused of having
used such a desperate weapon, that a man had struck him
drat, and then he had stabbed his assailant.
The Prisoner—The prosecutor knocked me down first,
and I went away, and he struck at me again. I had a
knife in my ha told him if he struck me again I
would strike him with the knife, and he did so.
Savage—l should have knocked the finerpwn with a
stick at once, if I bad seen a knife in but I saw
nothing of the kind.
Alderman Wire—lt is quite impossible that the magis-
trates of the City of London can allow the use of the knife.
This I consider to be a case which must at once go to the
Central Criminal Court for trial.
BOW-STREET.
Dosis &dike's. and George Alder, alias Burke, were
charged with stealing a watch, value 61., from the person of
Mr. John Lindley, Hampstead-road.
Prosecutor stated that about five o'clock on Monday
morning last, he was passing down Drury-lane, when
he observed at the corner of the Coal-yard, five
men, among whom were the two prisoners. As he
approached, they surrounded and jostled him, Sullivan
being the foremost and passing his hand down witness's
waistcoat. When complainant had forced his way from
them, he felt for his watch, but found that it had, however,
been taken from him and the chain cut. On turning
round he observed Sullivan running up into Holborn. Wit-
ness immediatery chased him, shouting "stop thief," which
had the effect. of &muting a police constable, who captured
the prisoner shortly after.
Police constable, 66 F, stated that on the morning in
question he saw prosecutor passing down Drury. lane, and
Use saw the prisoner Sullivan pick up a large stone and put
it in his pocket. Hearing aayof " stop thief," he followed
Sullivan into Barley-court, Smart's-buildings, end there
found him in company with Burke, who was preparing for
bed. The primers were searched, but the watch was not
found.
Burks said he was innocent. Sullivan said it was all a
lie, and he never saw the prosecutor.
Committed.
WORSHIP-STREET.
Wm. Gage, a portly, weather-beaten man, described as
• mariner, was charged with a criminal assault upon a
young girl named Charlotte Williams, residing with her
mother in 11Lartha.street, Hsggerstone.
Having heard the evidence ofeomplainant and her mother.
Mr. Arnold said that, after attentively considering the
the evidence, he wee clearly of opinion that it was
haralloisat to sopped the charge. Although the
hog Amigo& greet lomat turpitude in taking sue a base
misuralpe of a ring girl, to whose society be had gained
name mike the= of a suitor to her aster, it was per-
=l.4 masillint. her own admission, that she had not
that throes of reluctance and resistance which
woe toesseary to sods an indictment for such a serious
oilassel sad be regretted, therefore, that be had no sites`
native but to order the prisoner to be discharged.

snores
SWANSCOMBE.—Since the rain we have less fly, and nor
green& certainly are musk eltuner, and continue growing, promis-
ing a moderate crop; ofhere ate swarming with die and hoary dew,
with a very hid aperarance for any hops
STAYLEUVUST.—We have received fresh swarms of fly in
our grounds 'mina the last few days, which are comnittung great ra.
sages; honey dew a s i has spread much io Use grounds. The gems&
• appear to be is &eery meadow state.
CanNuaoox.—Since our last report the weather has con-
tinued favourable to the growth of the Moe
RoLVANDP.N.—Many of our plantations are very foul,
and utoutesbla honey dew at the same terse p
arer is a greet
stones of of the nigger, end some of our grounds eicsnag.—ifinfl-
stone Jew out! ol this duy.
NETTLESTE•D.—The vermin and honey-dew continue to
Increase. liter* sue some grounds with rimy of bout, but the whole
at them appear to want rain, without whist we atoll have a chart
cro'LTllll2lolltlllT.—The vermin increase rapidly, and, as
a matter of 031.11 W, the honeydew killous. Tee drought also germs
to math sleet the weak grounds, and the whole of the plantations
show Maness. The blue become yellow, the leave. e.-r 1 to the pole%
and there la no prospector a lair crop without great alteration.
Ht-NTON.—We can say nothing in favour of the hops
this week, as the ay, lice, be., continue in &LWOW,¢" without any
abatement; If they continue with us aunt longer there will be no
doubt so to the tos.equesces.
1111111.1WOUTIL.—The hops are said to be improving in
some eroun.si, but there are a few teeth nes, and where they are
backward the rennin continue as MCI as ever. These are plenty et
Diggers, but the vermin seems to conquer th: plant. The opinion is
that It is almost impossible that the produce this year will be half a
crop, even with the meet propitious weather.
MALLINO.—We have abundance of vermin, but we have
ngger priportlue, Leo hooey dee. The hops seem to have arrived
et a very doubtful orris; but with the nigger, and favourable wee-
thee, we may hope fair a few.
lium.rsonovax.—We are still full of vermin, and pro-
modal very slowly.
HADLoW.—The hops in this pariah are very foul, with
heney.dew. They grow slowly.
HOISSMONDXN. A slight improvement is observed in
somegleieladeni, but the sookeity are in as Mel a state es ever. The
Mem el. beep greetteg, bat the young shoots ate followed cep by the
lass Tbe peeper eta step is diminishing every d
BttsxotttT —W bays no real improvement in our
..Ipr,ea tie Mliaemermo rests an thickly beset with fly, and hooey_
deer 1s rdwasfeigislay. at Mb «Wool time it is imporstele to tell
110 rink; es mama me think them very doubtful as to going
I Ira.
lORTRAY MID SEAL.—The bop still maintain a doubt-
ful aspect; the glutinous Md.( esessitaely toted hooey-dew and the
MMUS are dreidtdly setae Winage, Ms we yet may bops that they
will not utterly devastate the pen&
TinTlitanll4.—Tlte bops ass saytkini but satisfactory ;
the Sy is pelsopslly pee, bat ewe Is aped deal of venal ; in some
places the hi .e is shore, mid ta Game the Mauve are cony, sad some
turning black.
liunatones.v.—We have moss slight improvement in
the bogie, watch have grown and breathed cut to some extent, but
they are still infested with stars* quantity of Tarots.
F•RIINASI, ALTON, AND CODNTaT DISTRICTS, July T.—
Mute war last ieport the hops have grown very rapidly, but there kas
been a try:Wettest of gy and veretin.—Maidetetee Csiett• of this day.

The July session of the Central Criminal Court e 5,....
namteed yesterday, before the Right Ron. the Lord Mayor,
MN Recorder, Aldermen Sir C. Marshall, Lawrence, and
gelesnons, the Sheriffs, Under Sheriffs, de., Le.
TIIE EGO THROWING ON THE OARS DAT.
Henry Dinsmiak was called upon to surrender and take
Ms trial for an assault.
The defendant, it will be remembered, had a true bill
Interned against him and other parties at the hut session
for a series of assaults, by pelting persons with eggs upon
the return hem the Wks rem.
Mr. Bantildbe, whoawami for the defendant, said that
he was at root enamel k die thassa's Bench prison
upon civil 18110111% sod Ile poasusalar bad ant taken the
ordinary oiles of Wool, b hers by habeas to take his
trial. Its reamequently. wen set in attendance, and as
there woe ether WU'S bolded in the indictment, it
~.yPediolb, be fastens thst the whole of the cases should
bs afeoei ef loam ,
Tlekviii was essofilagly ordered to stand over.
szn.wwwsrt ne AM ORNIBUS CONDUCTOR.
Illiewai Potaifez,lllll.omded guilty to a charge of em-
ending three sewn! sons of 6d., the property of Philip
?wand and another, his masters.
Mr. Ballantine, who was for the prosecution, informed
the court that the prosecutors were omnibus proprietors,
and in consequence of the absence of the regular conductor
the had been employed to net in his place with an
e
plying to the Exhibition. He only went one
journey, during which be received fourteen shillings, and
upon arriving at the termination of the journey, he very
coolly appropriated the whole amount to himself and re-
fused to gise up a single farthing.
The Recorder said it was a wry impudent robbery, and
it was fortunate for the prisoner that nothing was known
esislis4rejudiee before, or he would have been much more
punished. He then sentenced him to be impel-
Mei and kept to hard labour for three months.
FOROZRY. I
James Smith, 21, was indicted for feloniously forging and
'littering a cheque for 781. with intent to defraud the Lou-
don and Westminster Bank.
The circumstances of this ems were of rather an estrum-
character. It appeared that the prisoner who is the
IV a clergyman at Barton St. David's, ilesiereatakire,
wto the ht. Jaines'e-equare breach of the Landon and
garners Bank es the 14th of May, sod resented a
says glerportun to be sigted by. WMim Lewis, ems of
es egoism of the bank, for7SL, and received the amount.
IS Wowed that be lead subsequently preseeted another
=of the same destiptioe, fee 161., which was also
118 ad it model seen that he hod on a third occasion
presented a obigne, sgramody drawn by the same person,
for 2801., betas Owes was net godliest finds to meet it,
the cheque was not paid, mad a communication which was
therefore made to the drawer of the cheque, led to
the discovery of the . From subsequent in-
that were , Trees, one of the City
of London detective psis' Been went to the resi-
dence of the priories him sessopenist by Lewis, and
theerednsoner, on belogiebilerliat be We IMMIMMI, with at Bret
es
that be was folits, bat lire* showorde ke soda a
statrook to the efeor; is disk be slits* that be bad
kogsd the dieis liesst owl said Hasbo bad spent
the soneey in theta dot onolsed of it
' was aerated Th at=
cellar, when the eater, upon
' making a wank, distevered a Geopeori woe, five love-
' reigns and some 'fiver in a bag. Fro_ goestioos that were
ctwtizthe hank desks Weeir. Bahama% it appeared at t'
the manse WM repreeented to
hove Wen = Ma kept at mewl with the
bask he these raft lot be had sit originally been intro-
wa W aff, ear Oil le bad now bad a -larger balance
II M SIMI *NA ill• se Woo hods! pounds. It also sp-
elt eherlitebegosewbiakosse dinged to be forged
Wisell Mad Ow II bias mat lb paw book, two or
One day* dosed
abible be saboard Ilea with the on.
1 passentadan tha *y swig Sup&
1- William Loris ,t *55 salami tn. was calla ta
pan sbot=sislbs Morn as a
Xs
WA. bra aaildibill
imaes•alZb7aibibllbilipmetsiwdirit.
Ile imam Pm 7111. vene est and Wait
Ma warn with Ms asiestax NA mil *a MS slur
saint glib
to Mr .11t: witeliPi a=l his
Wed that Cra th• aquae Wife in IS. el the
Ititithoore one neatied to a oat seven orsosneseeint-
ibel, Ilas Ibilaslos. la be Snood wish ail tin tombs,

Dosuw, Jour 4.
The bye laws framed by the Corporution for regu-
lating the coal trade of Dublin, were dbaillowed on
Saturday by the Lord Lieutenant presiding at Privy
Couheil. The ground of objection set forth against
the corporation was want of jurisdiction.
Comp Louts are beginning to be heard of the inef-
ficiency with which the mail contract between Holy-
head and Kingstown is in sumo instances carried
out by the City of Dublin Steam Packet Company.
The /iceman has the following reference to the
natter :
Many complaint, have reached us of the lessesesetwidelt
the mad from London, due in Dublin st tan
o'clock, arrive*. It appear. from the statelasebm=dre-
ties that at the time when the contract was
government hosts the mail arrived frequently at half pal
ten, but Italt past eleven was the latest hoar. Now that
the contract is performed by the City of Dublin Steam
Packet Company boats, the mail does out arrive until half-
past twelve o'clock, one o'clock, and on this day vat till
past one o'clock,
The Herald, a now steamer, just placed upon the
line between Scotland and this port, has performed
the voyage from Greenock to Dublin in the singu-
larly short time of Li hours 25 minutes.

THIS DAT, Noox.
Coarse of WM. Stzwaitlt of Wild. btats at Um Westikm.
N.W. Calm. Rain.

The returns from the following places did not reach this
office in time for publicatMn yesterday; they therefore
naiad' the state of the weather on Saturday morning at
Rine o'clock.

Lomat= E. OMB
CAILOir S.W. Giallo Breeze
11111.1.1164 .....
80nn...—. E. Gentle Brew..
Azar/ ........
rarannosomm &W. Calm
Came. —. W. Gentle Breeze
I IsCAIITIM
Warr0v............
i .1.11.01V11
i. 141.
Waivniavan
Baarracm ... N.W. I

Llorediess
Cloudy
Oreecast
lardsUT (body
Ciorsies
Medlar
Cloudy
Pears y Mud,
Cloudier.

Kr-ti;ll7 Cloudy

iientle land, bemuse
Gentle Breese I Partially

MEETING OF METROPOLITAN CENSUS ENUMERA.
Tons.—Last night, an aggregate meeting of enumerator•
was held at Walter's Diseur,ion Hall, Shoe-lane, to receive
the report of the Census Enumerators' Committee, relative
to the presentation of the memorials, and to take into con-
sideration the reply of the Secretary of State thereto, Mrs
Ilehenna in the chair. The report of the committee stated
that an interview had been obtained with the Registrar.
General, and a memorial had been presented to Sir George
Orty onthe subject, to which an answer hail been received,
which stated that the remuneration had been founded upon
that of 1841, and that the enumerators might have ascer-
tained the nature of their duties by inquiry of the regis-
trars. The committee called attention to the fact, that their
statement had not been denied that their duties were
heavier than in VW ; and stated that the registrars had not
received their further instructions, containing the full par-
ticulars of their duties, till fourteen days alter the contacts
had been signed. The answer to a memorial from the enu-
merators of Brighton in April last, by the Registrar-
General, stated that no further sum could be awarded be-
cause the Chancellor of the Exchequer had made his finan-
cial statement, whereas 20,0001. had since been asked fur
towards the expenses of the census beyond the sum stated
in the financial statement. And the report concluded with
recommending the presentation of a petition to the House
of Commons fur additional remuneration. The report was
adopted unanimously, and a petition in accordance with its
recommendation agreed to.
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT AT ABERDARE.—A meet-
ing of the workmen in the employment of the Aberdare
Iron and Coal Company, was held at Ilirwain Common, in
the afternoon of Monday last, for the purpose of " declar-
ing their indignation at the late shameful attacks on their
employer, Richard TothergiU, Esq., and of considering the
propriety of presenting him with an address, expressive of
their attachment and respect." Soon after two o clock, the
hour appointed for holding the meeting, the body of work-
men walked to the spot in procession, preceded by parties
bearing flags, banners, Re., and accompanied by a band of
muse. The number in attendance was said to be about
1,800. /laving agreed to an address to Mr. Fothcrgill,
they proceeded in a body to present it ; but during the pro-
gress of the procession to Mr. Fother .'s residents, Aber-
dare, a tram, laden with iron, which had been placed cog
one of the pits belonging to the Gadlys Company, by memo
MOMS became detached from the chain or other fesilasi
by which itwu secured. The result was that the whew
was precipitated down the declivity, and dashed into the
midst of the procession at • portion of the road where it is,
very narrow, and the people consequently closely wedged
together. Owing to the confusion naturally arising from so
serious an occurrence, llama impossible to ascertain full par-
ticulars, but three or more persons were killed on the spot,
whilst others sustained injuries so serious as to render their
recovery extremely doubtfuL Some of the sufferers were
dreadfully mutilated, many of them having their bones, ste.
completely crushed. The majority of the injured parties
were young person,. The man in charge of the trucks was
taken Into enstody.—Konwowela

INTRAMURAL L\VERMENTS.—From inquiries lately
instituted by Mr. Cleorp, churchwarden of St. Ann'',
Westminster, go the subject, it wean that the *amber of
interment' in the vaults of the pule simmak babe the
last 160 yams bays bean 1.920. of whisk then residue sow
way 490 ore" and it is suppeseg Mee the remaining 1,130
Ihave been aletracted for the peke ef a:AM of which the
alias were mespered. 1a the eget three
1 ivertcrs of es awe ln =lnk Mem ham beengWA hater-
isents dnebit_the let It ram esd 110,240 der*/ the bat
160 ears. The gesmuseeM ellerlstion of In to
the acre 11 110, but it appears thee there have been in this
grimed upwards of 1,1100 to the we. When will the
Board of Healgoat the new kw spina burying the
6114 animist I,