The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-28 00:00:00

ARRANGEMENTS FOR TILE WEEK

That this will be the grand week at Lonl's, a reference
to the following hut of arrangements will show :

Thin 13sv.
At Lord's.—Young v. 011, under 30 against orer 39, gentlemen and
players c ,mbined, tooter the patronage of the Mary Phone, Cluh ; for
the benefit of the veteran John it .yley, one of the no. ..Bee bowlers to
to the W. C.C. for the last 30 years. Young.—Earl of Stamford, A.
Ilayrirth. Eq., W. Nicholson, esq., C. Kidding, .q., H. VI room,
Each 0. Yonne. Esq., Lhatterton, Grundy, Parr, Royston, T. Sewell.
[jun. Old.—Lord Charles Rowell. E. Hartopp, Esq., (I. Rogers, Joq.,
C. Walewm, Esq.,Clarke, Dean, Ouy, lldlyer, Nixon, Pilch, W rowan.
At Brighton.—County ~f 814,07 v. County of Sasses.
At fOtedield.—Eleven of Yorkshire v. LancaWdre with four players.
At Tanntoe.—Thunton v. tly more.
At SouthwelL Notti nah'icashtre v. Leicestershire.
At Peekham—Peokham Albion v. West Wickham.
At Lewisham—Lewisham v. *dews.
At wandavrorthwommon.—Wandsworth v. Battersea. (It is now
60 years sine this match was lest played.)
At Northampton irma —lay Club v. Epsom.
At boutttgate.—Houthirste Alb?.?: e: Islington United Amateurs.

At 3lOiti.oolllfisno.—titoke v. Labridge.
At Lyton.—Eton v. birmilgham.
Old lieut-rced.-6t. (Jerome • ('army) .. Ittetstham.

To. 110 MOW.

At Ined's.—The above mat;lie;Tums;i:
At Brineten. -Tee above match resumed.
At sikellield.—The above match resumed.
At Taunton. —The air sve maxh eons' ad. d.
At nnutewell. —The above msteh re-mmed.
At Eytm.—The sib.sve Match sioncludid.
At Cimbeentley.—Worcesterstaire, intn Arend sod Roby v. Burton,
rite Tinley and Dyclie.
At Wsedstworth-r.iad (Benne.t's-s
issmes Dit(1111.
At Clapham—Mph:Lin v. %Value.
At Hlssekbeatb.—Lee Mere Club v. Poplar.
At Kleptcin—Klusgston v. Mallon Albert.

l'i.—West Surrey Club v.

WIrDNISDAY.

At cad's.—Tbe Puble C hoots Matchos.—Thew intensities m Itches
will eammeage this gawping by HAIROW and Winchoster enterin the
and U rumour be truthfal each of the great public ecadeinise
will, upon thtsoeemion, contribute a imwerlul eleven. We *nut x the
tivvep. which It is expected will be 0-ought into the BUM:—Harrow :
lion. It C. Leigh ; Iron. D. Campbell; H. Butler, East. ; A. Curtele,
E.g.; G. Crawley, PM.; J. iiibson, req.; it Manley, Esq.; P.
kuolltolly rowl.; C. Leigh, req. •J. rem, Erg.; W. Marillier, Esq.
Bios: W. Brown. L' q. ; 4. CLOM Wife. En; D. Halter, ;
Hoare, Bp.: D. Nod oey, E.q.,• T. Vary. keg ; J. Store), Est C.
EN.; 1. Triculett, Eng.; A. %livens. KN. ; 11. Younger,
lag. W%ch•oter : Mon. W. Ileums; G. Bennett, Es;
P. Brodie,
Eq.; A. Fisher, Eq.: E. Grant, Bei. • Gillett,
Req.; E. Llpmerislat, IN.; J. Pale, Fen.; J. dvaihouse, Ea 4. ; E.
Esq.
A Brightow—The above match amen led.
Bt Shcfßeld. —The abore match concluded.
At Gmberslry.— the above nut= concluded.
At Northampt.a Arno.--Claydunian Amicable v. Holloway
etglale.
At CUlt Comm n.—Cliffo v. Tome.

-TUUS.P.DtIy.
At Lord's. —Harrow v. Vitnatmetet COISUCINaI.
At Troworido.—Kest isgriey.
At (Wm'buret CaMelburst v. West Heat.
At btorManaptes Arms —Ualtad damsons T. Islington Albion.
Al Twfabridge.--liggetwidge v. Proem
At-ttegin.—ltugny v. botting..aamblrb
T.
At T 4. —Eaton T. liTitwors.
'At Toateid„w.—The otiose matt& ranerd.
Albrt:Ra—Hie above mask oemliklis4.
Al Rugby'. —Mho above =tab ambolidid.
114TVIPAM
At Lears.—Hams v. Wiagbestse.
At usbose.—Vio art saaA 000110 d.
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THE EXPRESS, MONDAY ETENING JULY, 28, 1851.
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challenge was rene y mod.
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Plaintiff'
who
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tailbone° dad
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' wows notation. ' locality shiallaturday last; tbe weetherhoweverlisserthmed chilly,
kr today, sad every mar Maoris roalsed fully last q
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'LAW fittentgence. a bank, skipped therefrom bito the road. At the witnesses were nd over to prosecuea,
' b b !ding by • black thoru which The mametrate nighly compliMeotcd the young men,
time be did this e was o end the crops in consequence have made searmay any sample magma
FOND July 26.--nete was a fair' attendance at mar- 1 WATERFORD, July 26.-Little rain ham fallen in thus"
Bill/MR, July 26.-Wo had • fair show of samples for
transacted has been to • fair extent, at about
ftenby and Mo. le rOr their bme Our market during the week hu exbibite•J no new feature ; the
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broke in his band. At this moment the defendant sprung , y, and humane interfer- re_ elmematatetardlltrtmratuast, rho Winesimokse w•naet th7i.• tiel'oay 'Lot wwwtro.ti.2,l amount of buffeter
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EQUITY COURTS.-SeVohDAT. b.wd it not been for their timely aid her life .2 °'',„! ‘,.... se, , t,„,
ld 0 ' - ' W ''''' ''''''''" - - --. illeirn Se& fe lee' be"' m° Pw' emoramord • reed, mks at the full .4urtency of this day se'nnight, 1
et him and struck him a violent blow, *Lich caused him femme, for,
...WM have been sacraficed. They were deserving an. to ees. termer peke; For best rune of foreis'.. and It e.' h W heat, we have
Massa Tsa IdaraD Comae:amps.
but secondary and Inferior cian'itte-a could cmy be &speed of by sub-
to reel. Defendant struck him a second 'mime. and he sunk wou no
presented each of them with ten u
Ix as Mai. Else's. • Lenevic.
otaNDFORD, July 26.-At war market to-day there was .itting to very low rates- warty as lilt quoted. Oate e f which we
on his knee, (kraal at the time sesame, " that he would of a rawardt and he
off " upon which iaaintiff said, " Oh, don't, shillings.
• small seladdeldee WO • linned 1111 WW a MM. i WOW WWW have bad a scanty suWet are fully as dear sa at the dere of tut week.
The nature of this case was Mated in Our eiladet In the knock his head . , .. • .
MARYLEBONE.
of July 26. you've bunted my eye ; ' and '.:efendant said, " If I have I
nen Wade slid' *NW NNW. Int a dans WA SMIIIIWOUY We have had • liberal derivel ollnitse corn; the demand has not
E447llemind followed Mr. J• rather, end read lateen" had nothing in my hand." At the time the blow was A men man, named Richard Richards, was brought up osemereemodall Ilif Imo d ibis mien, tad Wes wee la wet bap masa, stin • aciamdmahn aatfy Am grad its way into the
petition to appoint a relative elf h plaintiff held the thorn bush with the branches als- in eintoily of Impactor Jackpots, of the D division, charged Instsmeseffisted et kr WWII IMW• h MOO WWI known dam& Interior, at a !radar of areal& per barrel. Flour In alow Teresa 1
Ilitia. kilt:resin ameoPP°mmirt tote% th.of bar pereon, in co .noctis with B,,,,,htruc in hi. bend. TO's w' m fear feet in leth• A Min with haw= stake immense quanta, of birds of Para la Pl= /miff et Illimlo IMMINIeIea. • renntrir Issinlni ON without env raceme in value. The following are 11.0 prime :-
Irish min, Der 30 sterna 21s. to 225. 6d.;
her hyena& on the grounds that the hushan____nj d is" too °ld si---ed.P- -nny-sai- d taat'in---the--mon-th of Pei-emery last he dire, ostrich-, osprey", wary, mare. bo-ut, and other ;Ida-. ittnaltsee as a=letall‘Praillirprile• Illeatirolawainamr* ielliawaa. Whsalsawa Par etoleintaled sbDriedippinsant,l r)...,::11,104.; p ;Odessa, les. Id. to Sle. 6d.; French.
(80 years) and in delicate health, and that the lunatic ace! ft
eared thee defendent.M with reference to Ball, "Aye, b.-t able sorts of featheei,eamto an. amount exceeding 2001. worth, mese, Beet
, Ma. to Ns. Oam, fn. to 24a. Woe, 868. to 36e. white, Sei.,od. to 24a. &I.; red, 2M. 6d. te 245. Od. Barley, grind-
him, One eye au gone. and if he doesn't mind the other the property of Mr. William Adcock, plummier, of FaTa‘tita to Ash, es. toga ed. per busbeL Fier, Ns. to Ma. inea ~_,er IS A., 14,„ to igg 6d, then white, per 14 stone,
ber -neares't relatives ate anxious that oue of them roam
pet seek. Ira. lid. to Ils. ilda black, Ils. al to 124.0 d. Flour, superfine. per
be appointed. This remark referred to the fact that the Prinees-strect, Cavendish-square..
plaioaiff had at the time lost the tight of one aif his eyes ; Three boxes containing • portion of the stolen propeetT, CALNTERBURY, July 26.-We had • dull sale, and prices each, MILO& to SO; Ild.; aserds. 23w to 20•4 thirds, 2••• tO lila:
Mr. Iwke R 11, for Mr. Elwes, on behalf of the bus- shall Ir."
alo:a from the evidence of another wane's! erwmed Tabberer, were produced' in court.
band, argued and read affidaviU against any interference t05e5ee474.26e.,• eroteenanetasieao .16;..".
A.l.lloorthe,l77.us.bsole..dOd.red.lndianDsLOomt.
02ankitlbarmithper Met.,whilieta.t.dd.torul/;.
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with the husband, who was the proper person to be lip- ;.t eppeated thet something had been sa'..a on the night pre- Iffr. Adcock depored to hia house having been broken abeußmirt the,
245..at726, s.'"Oeastli, 2011.itio 2"2a. ,
ed to take care of his wife, and was competent to do
Ks. 3d.• damaged, be cattle, 12s. to 14s. Egyptian" Wheat, Ife. to
point eious to this occurrence by the dee.endant about " taking open, and to the property in question having been stolen to 27e.
CAIILISLE, July 2.5.-We had an averne supply of tar, ad: baps cora meaj. per ewt., 7s. 6d. to 6s. Oatmeal. par
In M. to lat. Id. ; Spacial. 15e. 6d. to Ds. 9d.; Egyptian, 15a. to
all that wss necessary. the plaintiff's other eye. ' In consequence of this, it was therefrom.
Mr. Bethel' was heard on the same side up to the rirlhg
contended, on the part Of the plaintiff, that the affi had Mr. Francis Gosling Elting, who described himself al Wheal this atorninffs which was "d " rice! afralikir to me "-
bar ta • - cwt., Ils. 6a. to Its. 6d. Bran, peel stones, 4s. to 41. 6d. Imports
Mined UM weet. ley sad Oats dere Om . supply end prices as thy week • wigs 120 ' Corn 5,570. kzpoeta this
of the court, when the further hearing was adjourged to
been perpetrated by Gerard with malice aforethought, and a commercial agent, residing at No. 9, Duke-street,
__automata.. tabuttortitta at.
atta
~,..dole;
ee itte ;
mow. :
w.
70.t.j,_ ; , cm.; Wi,n.
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seed,
PM • Oals, 62, /Mart ISZ MOM t ALIA;
this day. with some sharp instrument, which he held in his hand for Grosvenor-equate, stated that, in consequence of a gen- ?"-
soo old, Os. tor lb. Berle/. new ant /ALIN. Wt. to 12; Osta PD. 433 Is.
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tleman named Scott speaking to him about some fee- wog. to len ; temossen, us. to iv,. Rye. 735_,,,,,,eie Jeethei.
the purpose.
COLCH2STER, July -,2°-.-The weather during the past IiIItiCALDY, July 26.-We have had chilly, Mani&
Bona YiesCastwiaMilt Kamm !rem The answer to this on the part of the defendant was that then, he on Wednesday went to the prisoner's lodgings
Ha GIMP •ND FLAK COWPANY.-WINDINO-r. ACT..
thc blow was accidental, and that the fatal result was No. 3, Weir's-passage, Somen-town, There were some area has bam „er, srm, etheekthelly „they „ether.; be; awe „... weather divine the we& the barometer is low, but as yet little rain
This ease was again placed in the paper, haeing,brn
caused by the thorn which the plaintiff held in his hand. boxes in the room, and a mmirtity of feathers of various wank, not ashen:se:4 tor the growing crops, though lbw weathlre markets, the. week, we have to report very little grain Many kind
ordered to stand over, in order that.. the solicitor to th • Bi- Two surgeons were called to prove the nature of the kinds strewed about the Roar. In reply to the prirenee I le now Mensal*. At tete market rday the supply of Wheat is rod, offariap . the
has fallen. Our crops make very little progrile. At our country
a few panels of Wheat and Oats shown were readily
cial manager might produce the company's deed and. explain
The first described it as a ragged, jeggeel wound, told him I thought the manor was about 3al. He said that end._ is buyer, :id cautiously, the mle is slew at last week's ran taken off tor lose! coneumption, at fully last week's rates. Barley,
Beans, and Pea; eshaueted. Ilere, today, we bad a fair supply of
certain circumstances reepecting it, which Mr. M hamar, wound.
which must have been the result of • heavy blow given with was ridiculous, as he had. been offered 861. for them by • All Meth, lievn is quite as good to eell; Me seemly is now mall.
the registrar of joint-stoek companies, brought under the
something held in the hand; he had never known an in. Jew. yesterday morn Mg I met a gentleman to whom I OLot•cwirmit, July 26.-There WAS a better supply of Wheat, and being mostly of goad quality, m'Ae.reediely at ra.ther;ram
attention of the court.
stance of the recovery of sight under such circumstances. told the circumstance, wfien he immediately expressed a English Wheat at our market this day, and the sale Was dull at barely foamy than last week ; onla• few metres I melt: . okts, eln7ez
paces brought full prier Wheat, 425. to 434. per qr. rley, Matte
Mr. Bacon and Mr. Metcalfe, for the solicitor, said thM
Mr. Thomas Webb, the second surgeon. said that the belief that the feathers were Mr. Adcock's, of whose myste- last week's mew. la
wally lima ' fewlstaley is iecenquired forr.deled, -move Oats, 2M. to 26e. Oatmeal, per bag of Melba, 346. to 35e.
the deed could not be found, and that they could not opmer
. wound on the eye was three-quarters of an inch in length. rious and extensiva, robbery he had heard. I called on off slinly at barely previous quolati The stork of Oats Is in see-
the prayer of the petition seeking to discharge the o
The dui& of the eye bad escaped, the wound having ex- Mr. Adcock. li a I, and Inspector Jackson went to row esenems, sad former prices are well maintained. Tee weather Sr SwITION's) FAIR
for winding up the company at the costa of the solicitor.
tended to the interior chamber of the eye, injuring the edge pridner's laigirat yesterday evemag. I told prisoner I changeable, but growing crops ars weA aped. of, Imports of the CATTLE,
Mr. Cooper and Mr. Swift, for the official manager, asked
of the pupil. It was im 'We for a picce of hard or jagged had brought Customers. He produced the articles, and weekending July 26 : *beat, amp arc ; way; 4m; OE4 am; was held en Friday last, and as so ta. y .
t.
le.-51IERraNE (I 11. atte as usual, nei-
ther were tamers so numerous ; ceneequently, tem business hen an
fur payment of hie costs. wood of any demription to have indicted such a wound. named 601. '..24 the price, saying he would take no less. PeslA NO.
. some former -occaeions was trusteed. The number of Sheep penned
Ihe N'ice-Chancellor inquired if the petitioner was will-
of the plaintiff ever Mr. Adcoca„, after minutely examinina the feathers, mid, GUILDFORD, July 26.-There wu a good supply Os was rather small, and prices receded about 2s. per head below those
Theorveerivengas nhisotetbigehtsiightest prubability
ina to pay them and add them to his own, to be recovered
" These ere all my property, they have been stolen from Wheat, and generally of fiae quality ; upon which a red
- -uc".3 or Is- elate fairs. Ewes fetched from re to 32e.• Wetbers, 214. to 32a.;
from the solicitor. Mrs .1 ustice Erie said that the ease was one of the milt rne• an d I shall give you (addressing the prisoner) in MT et% had ta he =de. Midaliall deleriPtions • more ready este at tan* 111. to aca. per head; fat mutton, of' the best quality, 51d.;
Mr. Malins and Mr. Gilmour, for the petitioner, said that .
k bl 1 had ever heard of in a nisi prints court. If chary,e." 'The prisoner, quite astonished, cried out, " Then wine? Meg. Wheat, eta to 43es i led, ffis. to Os. Barley, 265• Pecondary, Md. per lb. Poor Besets were a camplete drug, and oaly
mire a e te
to NA Peas, 29e. a few of the best dertrlptlons were disposed of ; but Beef of the best
they could not ardent to this, and that the official man er,
rl a: it, such • thing were poseible as one human being deliberately I'm in for itaaind must put up with it, there is no use in
HEREFOItD, July 26.-There was about) the usual show quality was In demand at Is 64., and the inferior Berta at from ss. to
who had employed the 'alkali', could not prope y
- Planning to deprive a fellow-creature of sight for the re- br•anging any one else into the mess."
eis. per reore. A few floe North Devon Men sold at 191. rub. The
as the circumstances of the cane would show.
minder of his days, no penalty could sufficiently Primmer declared " Owes all a mistakea' of samples by the farmers of Wheat ; Barley not much offered. OM,
Pie trade wm dull, and had a downward tendency. Tbe Hones were
Mr. Cooper said that the official manager had no reason
coropemate or punish for so dreadful a deed. The lie stands remanded till next Saturday. Per, and Bear la regret at late rates. The few millers and dealers - -.. _ . ,_ _ fo.
of too.
ch.
wed ums.
on tbe market were enabled to supply themselves on terms equal to et • 7.sammo Mertatemn, ano no,
for doubting the tcolicitor'e respectability, but that, instead of
lb
from 12a. to 13d. par .
I 't f r the jury to consider was whetle,r MARLBOROUGII-STREET. last market day. After eeveral days of falling weather. It bas today Wen'
the cam he en Y Von 0
going at length into all the circumstancm of ,
the occurrence Was the result of an accident. or A letter was received by the magistrate signed "J. 8.," cleared up, and the prospect ie now qinte ebstring kg potatoes lad WEYHILL LAMMAS Faux-At this fair, held on the
would not prom fur costs. whether the defendant really intended to d aMiTe incloaing 351. 10s., collected amongst the members of the C0TE.,,.. t Winf• Per hustiel, nit ftl. to 3.. ed.. Barley, lialiti. to 31. 7„2.., 25th Met, the number ef Sheep and Lambe offeled tor wile woe
l'he Vies -Cliancalor said that the erde r mu* be made,
-4°' '''' l'aa' t° 314' Bean; 3°' lid' Wt."' lid' ' Whet le: 2d• l° 'l.'s* about the usual average, and the rale of lambs was very brisk, at
h 1 • 'ff fh. • • • e • and his lordship °Jew the Stock E h f A IP ks
te p aanti o le remaining ey , tic ange, or nn ic .
as 'aught by the petition, and without prejudice to any Peas, Is. to 4s. M. Id. ; white Inlet; 51.4 d. WM. . satisfactory prime. WMlsers, ewe; kr., were in goal regret. Ewes
attention of the jury to the very remarkable e ,aervation SOUTHWARK. lIHReFoRD, Jtdy 26.-The supply of Wheat, rather fetched from Ms. to SM.; others, 265. to Ks. Lambs met ready
prectallinto which it might be thought fit to take against
made by the defendant, after the plaintiff said. aOh don't
• ' a .Sarah Bryant and Emma Bryant, mother and daughter, large at this arson, armed tbe trade to rule MIR, at barely last week's purchesers at from Is. to 2s. per bead above Overton (Wei the greeter
the %elicitor.
au've bunted my eye," when he rejoined, '. ir I K i
* - - -a" - were charged with working an illicit still. prime. Barley •dd at full prices, but little doing in Cate. Pees and Part were dis Posed Mat boa Ns. to 235. Per head.
Mr. Newinenn, far the patentee of tho invention intended y. , . . . , d.,,
tio. twin t anything in my nan Frederick Payister an officer of the Inland Revenue, Heins quite as good trade. Wheat, from De. to aes. preload. Bar-
ra be reed by the company, asked that the specifica ,
Ihe jury, after a brief deliberation., returned • verdict e 'I d h ' to No. 8, Ann's- ler 226 to 265. per qr.
tated that he proem( e tat morning Oats, 181. to Vas. Peas, 18s. tli ale. per load. ...mars mom a m
rut" as in. x , MC.-aftWOATII •ND LEADENIIALL, JeLY
might he returned by the oflicial Manager. It had been de- fee _ e , ,
.„„ a _
- . egas, Ms. to 23e.
th plamtin-turnage., nue. plate, Kent-street. Finding that he could not gain an en-
FL -Duda, lit. Dd. to 21. 2d. ; trie rabbits, Is. M. to la 9.1.; pigeons,
potited under seal.
Mr. J ustice Erie afterward. pre ceeded to try prisoners, b the front door he passed through the next house KENDAL, July 26.-At our market this morning we had tia. to 9d • 8 f I Gs. ra! to 9, • :imp 541 6.1 to 7a. 6d.;
~ urrey ow A, . ~
.11,011 , . .
Mr. Cooper said there wes mime lira upon it, but, after ~ _ _ . , „,
f ditf t trail" y
and in UM Miro id the flay en ale were our eren con-
. and got over the wall, forted the haele door °Pen of No. 12, • now supply of both Wheat and Oats ; each rod at issr weekh liarnMoor fowls, ss. to ss. per couple • knell& ere, sa. 641 to la.;
Men discussion,
tartars for aggravated
- Mats al amault with intent to ao •ved a still at full work res. Wheat, 2Am. Md. to ii 4. per Mid of 21/ stone. Oetes lotid• sto Erten, 46.6 d. to 5a sa. ; leads, &A 9el'. to 3s. 6d. per 120.
The Vice-Chancellor ordered the specification to be re- ~, , „. , ~. ,•„ , . and on entering tbe house he percei ....
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grievous musty aarna Da lOrtranip deserted sentence in in the back parlour. The elder prisoner was in the room ''' -
%wood.
each cue. and in the act of breaking some coke for the p uj. LANCAKIER, July 26.-The weather during thc week o
e ISH.-Battstosoaen, JULY 26.-Turbots, ss. Od. to
- Ms been on the whole famurable for the wie cro Our market Oa • baddockei4d. to 10d.; rod nob, 3s. &I. to fe. 6d.; lobsters, 4d.
LNSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT-SATURDAT. WESTERN CIIICUIT.-Ext:TER, JULT 26. feeding the fire when he secured her, and admit'rer :ler ._ a_ f
on,. . . . geo g In-
officers, who took charge of the place. On searching the """a fairly supplied watt SS hest, which lam cleared off at the ' .
hal quotations of last week. Oatmeal not lower, but neglected Wheat, vl. per pelr•
to 21.0 d. , cra 4el. to 21. Id. each ; pole. 6d. to Is. lt , ,
' flounder; 9d. to li. 6d.; melte, Is. 6d. to 2a. per doyen; wlutmge,6e.
hamar Ma. Coamisonsoui Pent'''. The mese for the county of Devon and city of Exeter house they found the younger prisoner in the front parlour, lil. to Ms. ed. par 280 lbs. Oatmeal, Ps. to Sbn. 9el. per 240 in to Ma per 15 ; CICIN 41.1. to led.; salmon, 9d. to Ild. per lb. Oysters,
IN THE meymEn sir (it ~,,, la HATeIIKLOIL-SUISETY
will commence on aloaday. The learned judem, Lord • - f h 'tit h crud with mo- ae
In a Corner 0 t e rOOM, ari Cr arnill CSIV
rot A LOAN MOULT Y. oaANCIIESTER, JULY 26.- Our market this morning ocomon 4s. to 51. per bush.* and mackerel, 4.1. to bd. each.
Chief Justice Campbell anal Mr. Justice Coleridge, arrived lasses wadi. There was no furniture in the house, and was mead I uiet, but in the val of h t
nix inroleent, an engineer on the South Western Rail-
here this evening, at eight o'clock, their lordships laving • fi a 1* till t • • lal 'tt tie '" n° change
everything was ttc up as a is cry on an ex enure was olio ramie. Mour met • very slow esle, mil barely supported tee
Way, was topporad Ity Mr. Lueas for a creditor, anal by thee: dined en route at Ottery, at Heath's Court, the residence of la. previous currency. Oats • ere newire rather cheaper; but oatmeal, AMERICAN MARKETS.
edfirri le lwwww• Mr' I)°w°° "PPer"l' Ill' insolt" ' Mr. Justice Coleridge. They proceeded immediately to the Mr. Henry said that, from the evidence, he had no alter. cootinuing in very short supply, realised fully late notes. NEW YORK, JULY 15.
who mily owed Kit,
,aglied %fader the pretection act, and
, castle, where the commission was opened for the county of native bat to fine them 301., or in default commit them to M.sithuomuom, July 26.-A short attendance of buyers Since the sailing of the Hermann, the stock market bas
his "'rid'. rantl'ial that it wa'a win a ease to Pa" 'lna" Devon in the Witial furm, and thence to the Guildhall, • today, and the few merges which changed hands re at about the been quiet end without material variation. This is the dull reason
son for three inonths,
the act. *l' he invilvent, heaieles being an engineer, was
where they were met by the \Worshipful the Mayor, W. W. "William Langley a cab-driver (badge 1,864), was sum- noun terms aw on Saturday Ica. Tbe supply was limited, but nen in the stock market, and in view of BM fact pekes are well main-
s tobacconist and WASS agent at Meath Lantheth, and had
Homier, E... I•• ' I f the magistaites, and opened d- - ' Mal - f k' . • f
1,,, ano M. rt.ra 0 monNl by Al erman i ,on or ta tng anemone are. then e cleat to the demand. The transactions in way were very vaned, say, 0.8. Sloes, '56, 1061 to 1065; Ditto, '62, 11l to 11111
a stana at the Vauxhall statina, limited, and prom remain the male a• lest week. In all oilier ant. Ditto, '67, Ilk; to 116 j.
the eUMMisslOll air the city. The alderman stated that on the afternoon of the 14th cies of grain the business done vr4 unimportant, without variation The money market continues well supplied, preeenting the anomaly
Mr. Dow.e propseta•d to act aside lat. a year out of the in- -
inst. he eent his servant to the cab rank near St, Johreit- from former prices. Wheat, 3fe. to 44.. Barley, alie to 2Gs. trate of abundance in the streee while the bunks are rather p.oor. Theee
solvent'. income fur los creditors. It appear.' that as en-
gines r oti thc• South Welders he had lein. a week, and at NORTHERN CIItCLIT.-Y066, his 26. wood Church to hire a cab to take up a lady at the North 22e. to 24... Beane, Hs. to 36e. Peas, 28s, to 3011. per Eir. Malt, institotions an doing (be ir offering.. pretty ripely, but do not want
more neer. On call Icons am made with utility at sto 6 per cent.
Cw.,411 Ornar.-Beroan W•. Juno% Wlrraes. Lodge, itegentaepark, and convey her and her " luggage " ea to Cs. ad. per basket.
prevent made shout lie. a Saadi 7 his shop.
on first class stock.. The beet paper nee at 6 to 7 for ehort and 7 to
Joseph Clip, Was charged with havina committed PerjarY to the Brighton Railway Sadler. The prisoner's fare Waft NEWCASTLE-UN-TYNE, July 26.-The weather this week
Mr. I•Uras offered tn talee 2: . a year fur the creditor'. e far long dates, and is not plena-. There is a small burner,
at the Leads Distlict Court of BankruptcT; 3. ad Instead of asking for 3s. 4d., he demanded aud re- has been uneettled, but we have not had so much rain a. appears to diner in Merlin and the nuo tioniare nut rim kime good bile.
The other creilitnrs who a reared in oppcition asked for a , .
ha •111 - th h•th te t manna, tetwi lo " . I •te • '
k .•
. k h •
'llie premeditate out of which this c arge arose too waved 4s. 6.1. lie (the worthy alderman) too t use step, ve Aen m e mut , e morn. ure, ne - -wo wild at 101 to 10 although leadmg names are heel at Ittl. Produce
larger •irtn, and declared that the insolvent coual pay 501. . , ,
W h I I 11 ' • h h b ad O trail
ll a place before Mr. Commissioner cm at t e goo e menet on public grounds because c kuew tat ea men m ei a have made but slow pregrem The trade dialog the week hal bill. sold at 9 to, ei; franca, 5.10 to 5.e1, a slight decline. Amster-
• year out of his return, , which were at the rate of lal .
led steady, Int the amount of nen,* panne Ms been more
Court of Bankruptcy. A perein named Thomas Dixon wies •..
pract as e to extort more than their fare when they thought ra dam, all to 411 ; Hamburg, 39 to 37; Bremen, 79 to 791. The
year. The *Mier beim; rejerted .
the 'several parties were limited than of late ; Ma- was especially tbe ease on Tuesday, but ea bU ply of bills Is limited, but the demand is abo moderate.
' an iron merchant itt Bradford, and the defendant was an I • were about leaving the metropolis by railway.
peop e the week advanced the trade gradually assumed mote tone. and price@
hosed, and in the course of the inquiry st trarpirosi that the .
I'. freights there hut been a further decline and the tramactions
irmfounder carrying on businem in partnership with the In answer to the charge, the etiliMan aaid he only took were r, war,' Mach previously would have been accepted. Theee
redeem bad been tautly to a loan society, anal the balance . , _. . . , are moderate. To Liverpool, engagements of 64'.40 or 700 biles cotton,
Clrf II 111 had hall Th lad • •
widow of has brother, Jame, ,e, e an. mon his right fare, and that was four s I nos. e y gave remarks apply with most force to Hour, Muds is Um earlier part st id. to 3-32 d; 1,000 or 3,000 bbls. flour, at 15d. to 130. • dead.
Of the deist appeared in the mhedule.
„ar dealings together, and the latter ia April lut got into him a five-shilling piece„and he returned her a shilling. of the week bad been unduly ',cued upon the market. The advice§ weight, 154.; 500 bbls. renn, at 15a.; gear 4td. To Glasgow,
Mr• I:"""wa.,....weiew'r Phfillfw,ilud ll du" thief ehei could --- in...lout circumstances. A meetiag of the creditors was Aide Wilson said that the distance was under five from the Baltic represent the weather to beve been exceeding.y cold 4,000 or 3,000 this. flour, at 2e.; !tome wheat, at 7e1.; MO tee. lard, 1
pam, a rase wnicw Was oppose., where a man oao aCCOrne se- man and wet, and In amicipationvf a late herrn hoiden bad eletermairi at We. To Ireland the rate for grain feed. to Iled. To London, 1,0. 01
Mid, certain resolutions were come to, and among them •
mile..
runty for another person a hen he could not pay his oWit In face harvest with tht i r stacks, Mach were stated to be more enockaate bels. flour at 2a. • 5042 bble. turpentine at 2s 6d • 100 bales eelm '
,„ e one MSS that Duane Omuta make an usianment of his The magistrate said that if such was the case he would than usu a rattier then wake eh i ts at s mann low to this country ' ' • • : ' ' • -
'kW ll'. was Pr".111"1 in aut. h a eaa° fr." mantin^ - estate and effects. Ile did make an assignment, and order the dbe 41 ddj th VI '
groun to . measure ,an a ourn cease un 1 Mould this be generally acted upon, tbe ores
leani _
thin,.
meet ethee„
.a. leaf on private terms; dead-weight, 254. 1 o the continent there is
day for the Mal "Mee, but it was in his power to give pro- . . ewt but little doing. To California tbere is a moderate Menem at 50 to
circular. were sent round to ask the crialiton to assent Tuesday next. by tending to promote more confidence amongst holdes on this side. too. per Not. .
term if all rune . were Adler&
mot come in. They did not all of them do so, and LAMBETH. At our minket this otoraittg we ball rather a better show of Wheat Bameserrra-(From Mr. Belle' Circular of the 151114-There has
I hie intimation had its effect. l'he insolvent offered to
tan. the defendant titioned the Court of Bankruptcy Afr .A La he 'III eil d al le f • I from the growers,
S. 1114 M rt, amu e Lang ecen oo ing emu e, althouga much "bon of what we arr aormariaird been quite an unsettled and fluctuating market fur Hour once my
mit aide iSOI. ,t year, and the creditors wisely cemented to • , , Pa
to have at this season, and from the coast as well ma from abroad the r.oorr of tha Ist Met. Influenced by the favourable accounts from
to make Ihion • bankrupt. An adjudication of bank- appeared before the lion. G. C. Norton to answer a charge
ateept the proputed. snivel% are to a fair extent. The trade with muffs firmness, j.- -- ---
inland, per Niagara and Baltic, an advance of fully 12,16 per Md.
fah of June hut Dixon dis uted • i • th Inde ndent
Mr. I 'ammindotier Phillips wee glad the matter was set- raPtcy took place on the
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,P of dater 'mg the congregation at the Lambe Pe the farame• supply being early cleared off at tally the rates of this was obtained, and much Maine. Mona by the holders, with cond.
ho bankruptcy and Lliffe was called as a witness. Champ in the a ork.road minim or ream few terra - •
Co 4. 11, could new give protection, awl the insolvent , . . il.ty reennlght, but
tin eolith cout:tiZe q , .. &ruble inquary far export ; but the subuquent rep•rts, per the
le then matte certate statemeet., an o . t occasion i
d n tha "t ' • • f h h I
might rely on it that if lie did not keep hie promise to pay, r Mr. William Swanson, one of the deacons o t e c ape , tart occurred.
ea 445. for the t egtle cauetry ma mincirost.igZ Canada an Franklin eteamere, of fine weather and • decline in bread
was alleged h' earamdted Penury. lie ti"a stawd that said that the congregation had been much annoyed of late fii paled to epee te. but, such maim being genera, y held el& generally, have churl the tone, and the Nitrations
a prima would be lies portion.
Dixon owed him 34411. 241. I Id. for goods sold. and 3121.75. ML by the conduct of the defendant, who evidently laboured burnt. waa in emsequenoe ceecke I. Flour Headily =intents its eines have been on a limited. male (prebably to fill former ow
I lie protection lata renewed fur six months.
il we look fur an im roved i uh next week as the most
P nq 7 . dere), closing heavy. Our farmers are busily engaged in harvest-
for a dishonoored bill, making together 6921. 101 3il. lie under a strange religious enthusiasm. On Monday even- Price,"
Mein sellers are now out of the market. Rye without e • ing the crop of wheat, and at least three-fourth.. of it is now safely
was 'tithed if he had nny eecurity for these amounts, and he ing, as the congregation was about to leave the chapel, they Gana., Boalay id o.teoafao demanil, and a good clearance has Ow gathered, in good oonditioa Rod mantity. The stack of old wheat Is
said he hail not, and the commisesoner confirmed his previous were much startled by tbe loud tone of the prisoner, who made er the artyptten remetly offering at lie ed. to 21e. per gr., quite diminished, and it is e eeel4iingly difficult to fill orders with a
ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. decision making Dixon a bankrupt. On the part of the 1.-.1
am. commenced &damming the officiating clergyman, the weighed 501 n, Danish at the rime time reeking 25.. to 27; per qr., prime article. Inman awn :la tight aupply, and principally wanted
r reeccution it was said that tn. deread,at had committed Hey. Mr. Italica. lie (Mr. Swinton) obaerving the defen- weighed 51410 e. per bodul. micording to out(
. t . Malt without change, for home sm.
NORFOLK CIRCUI.f.-Nonwlett, .1 i' ix 20. perjury ; firg, in his petition ; secondly, when he came be- dant enter the chapel, and having no doubt of her eaten- :Ittnd tt:de..same earars will appit to
.Ber k Pem.; Oats werebrn currew-yrom Mr. Wrighes clrculara-since my circular of fith
4m...r. sm.. Beene Ma. Mama Vanaratr.. fore the commissioner ; and, thirdly, at the time he stated bon, sent for a constable, and directed him to remove her aat:r Iv' 7° • ' helee °wit rw. m raw. " Te;;' ml,'; y' n Mee, we have received Liverpool termed per Canada to 28th June,
one, lite change Is week t and per Franklin to lst July, each showing a further plight deprecia.
The principal Madness which came before the court con- be had no security whatever for the debts owing to him bY in the event of her committing any dieturbance, and he did wise* mmemse 1,330 ql.s. ; foreign. 3,61 c • Rye, 37; warm ara.
tion of cotton in that ark a nab ore oderate sales ha for the
Meted of two caws 4.1 arena, in one itf which there was a Dixon. The case, however, broke down, his lordship Ma so. Mr. Swinton added that it was not his wish, nor the Barley, 1,0111. Matt, coastwise, 375. Oats, coastwise, MS. peas, foreign. preview two mootham Thee MLitt mot the: ' u
former accounts was • des
eramictem and in the other an acquittal. A teen waned serving-" There is nut the slightest ground in the world wish of any member of the congregation, to injure the de- IL nese" foreign, MO. bluer, 2,445 men Illal VW barrel; dos amt week of fully 4e. per lb., chatty on the better grades of
lekpleca Doerr, • resident of Yarmouth. wax chanted with for the promaution." fentlant ; all they wanted was to be protected from her Noaw Ica, July 26.-At our market this day the farmers Gulf cotton, and yeeterdey and to-day, alter reoeipts of the accounts
hawing ,tableel and waunderl hi. wife with intent to i munler it was elicited that the bankrupt was the prosecutor in annoyance, which, if not checked, would become into- offered freely, but extreme caution os tbe . . the
miners
eltheeed per Franklin, • further reduction of W. per lb. The operations have
Part at Uen very limited, and confined to the leemmliate mate of the do.
lea but was faunal guilty of a common assault mily, and Mx cam, and that he had borrowed thc mouey to conduct krable. 'lea, "'""' " • leduclim (4 Is. Per 'lra It'd mud' rehnuned unsitle• memic mummer, • few continental order; and an occutiored ship-
sentenced ta three menthe' impreeninsent. the prowcution. Police.constable Edward Lynch said that upon seeing the farmer. preferring to wait the mutt to selling at present prim*. meat to Liverpool. There has been more dispositioo Mown on the
Ft, ittame. After the expression of his lordship, the defendant was defeodant address the minister in a loud voice, he at once During the past week a treat deal of rash. Gdlen, and some of the p,,,, of home,. to otoat me anoahat tOOO I h„a „„t,„..d for ...,
Milliner Hall, aged '.....1, wan indicted on the charge of at once acquitted, it being remarked that there waA not:the remover! her from the chapel. Wheat. hue gone down ; but we do me apprehend any disiltrou tot, 'rt.( h 11, ' f f 1,1. , •
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1i5.0.c...ii th.. :kith May bet, at Attklmntuah, stolen from slightest main upon the good character that he had hitherto The defendant, who evidently laboured under a religious 2:72,vm "17-Ceter"ll a' aaa. .• a.•••• ..a." aofaa.ama . meth for the growing :nap, than to poeiuon of the wide in remad to
y week a ratea. Barley, for grinding purposes, stock on hand, and the entente demand unta the Defied wh n w
• pat letter a post•othre ordcr for I/. 3s. &1., the property borne. frenzy, when asked what she had to say, replied that she was only in retail defame! ; offer . mall ; prices smiler to lan week. rums e • I ene
omes to market. The total sal a since the 7t b inst. to int
of Ephraim Brown, and formal the signature. of the mid Ins lordship refused to allow the costs. had only acted in compliance with a memage she had from Many were in fair supply; rather higher terra. nquired foe the info
Ephraim Drown thereto. with intent to defraud the Post-
the Lord, and thereby wished to have it imparted to the rim description; but we dont alter Our quetatums. Pew am 11 In evening amount to 9,500 bale; the market timing quietly at the
annexed quotations. The mod during tame time km been-to
nimiterahmeral. Another count charged the prisoner a ith nappy and demand ;no chenee in value.
congregatton. Liverpool, 765 hales; Spain, 369 ; Rotterdam, 1687; Antwerp, Mil ;
utterer the forth,' receipt, mid a third with having dour THE POLIO'S COURTS. It wati mated that the defendant had some time since PeXerantiot cot , July 20. -We had a fair quantity of total, 2,202 halm. Tbe accounts from the south, in relation to the
so with intent to defraud Ephraim Drawee. --- been held to bail at this court for a similar offence, and Mr. Wlseat beau tusday, anti price. rtilid in favour of the buyer. No new crop, aro upon the average favourable, and the prospect coati-
The prisoner wax found littelly, and, a previous convic- DOW-WTREBT. Norton ordered her to Mal sureties fur three months. limn, 0g,,,,gg. li.A., re„o. ,i, A iA,, rat... 0.,f,,. sa„ to IL p, nate fair for a large yield. Fr= • soorou•OO with former years, it
lisms basing been Paiai a aaailed him. in, 'nal sentenced 40 William Amen, • banister, was charged with commit- qr. lower. is seeertained tbat thr excess in receipts now amounts to tile=
10 year.' transportation. ting an assault upon sae of the check-taken, at the concert bales. The memo in exports to Great Britain la ;la 5 000 bales•
FETWORTIA July 26.-The supply of Wheat at our mar- Frame, 24,000 , other ime• - "
ign port; .70.0); total eater in exports,
emu. Inn- harem ma Lon Cain Nam Aul, • literal. lege. of the Sacred Harmer Society, in Exeter Hall. ket to.day was good; holders are, nevenhele.4, firm in their demand, aKoeo 13,1 m.
(le !MN r. Ilaassosio.-Quo W . . Mr. Ohadiah Bellamy, the complainant, etated that the MARKETS. sed Weis made are at telly as mask massy. Wes in tar demand at acnin_or raneei is bettm a. pea tad ram for 0e,,,,„. sAer,
This wes an action brought to try the validity of the late rates. Daley, Pm% sad BMW a better sale at rather mere of leo hew et 5 awe. foe oht
defendant came to the office and ed If th
present to am e - pole and 6leto 5 25 tor new ditto.
acetate of the defendant to the rice of town councillor of
Peerisquist et 1 M.
ticket rod al f admission'by the orchestra gate •
p Me , Or , which PRODUCE MARKET.
the honour', of Yarmouth, at an election which took place PRESToN, July 26.-The li
ettleitoproduce that appears from Paovostione-Tbe market for new pork ts again rather better, with
be examined, and after telling him that he could not admit Livearoot, Jere 26.
on the Ist November, 1100. Mr. Worledge asid Mr. rower Oar seighbouringemere meets • Wpm esteem. rem, with. mere clang for the teade and to fill entracte ene July ; melee of 4ao
hint well knovriog that ho was t a member M 'red h The sal to-da ' f.-
appeunal for the phointilf, and Mr. O. Malley and Mr. wha't means he cam r • ' 1 'IRI y e'
y cenult o _ out aup UM, .p.p... ta .." Mai posed!), we eeetiewe We ee. bbili. st 14 124 to 14 25 tor mem, and 12 50 to 12 62, for prime, and
Vouch (or th. defendant. e possessed o it, and his reply was, that fuo.a.-Ito hholA Triaidad, 33a. 9IL to 345. ed.; 33 Alper. 3
.4.• gd• medico, a fie mail away ise amp arsima so aone.,s, am we IS PS to 16 dole. for Ohio men Old Is dull, but am at 13 15 for
it bed been given to him by his friend, Mr. Jenkin • mem- tom, fel; lit hilde• hea•lost..32o- at to 22a i lall/2 bare uwelime. ham no chasm of importmas is nase in yomeee nen; mom of loot ramps. Beetle bran aad rather irregular in prim; ales of ILI MM.
The Oa...rotation stated that the defendant exercised the ber, • • - ' 43.. ad. to 4 te. 9d.
who informed him he would be admitted by tweet:mime marbly. We memewlilts Warm Whom, se. 6d.; Deltic, Ga. ed. at 8 75 to I I dots. for meek sad 5 dola. to 6 data fur prime. Beef
Mike of councillor, without legal warrant. Defendant it. evitot • h., • •• . ..• Jorra-270 balm, 131. Me. to 141. lee for pod.
II mud t • t Mr. Jetilan kuew better et being to 6s. 8W • and Mama, es. IL m 111. M. per 7010 e. !leasehold Moue, hams are dull at IS dots. to 14 dots. Cut meats are heavy; sales of
pleaded that the hurgeme elected him ra toe office he - 23.. to ri; pirr mom yam reelp km, iii. les. to on, 34. „„ oita, 126 hhds. and tierees at 61e. to 64e. for shoulder. and 716 to 70.
perfectly manifest on the face of the ticket that it t
exo•reewel ; Ito whieh plaintiff replied, first, that the bur. ~., • .... , wea ua COTTON.-Ltvearciox, JULY 26.-There has been Oatmeal Wig Mena Illd in few Inn eaminseds in pupal in. for hams. lard is very heavy; sales of 200 bble. ind tierces st 80.
grams did not so I het him ; and sciondly, that the voting t-ferable. w anew. reread to give the ticket back to smeral buying in the market today, and prices of Amen= may be manses, a hump mom mow ; good pasrai ou Althea gee. al. to lo flic. Butter sad cheese are steady with a good demand.
he defendant, who became excited. and ultimately wee haa
OC-- quoted full 4 per lb. dearer 011 yeaterday'• quotatioue. elthoogh 275. • chonelle. ite, me 2Mss. Beams *aired Etr, but there arc Latralta-la la better ilesmad than a bee been tor the Mat few
wrsdeliven il at the • s
pal tlt lion did nut contain het place of the ticket from witness's hand. Defendant then ran down msay partner have been made at no advaace; all other worts are ems: on toing, - weeks, tot the receipts yet allow ot sera. accumulatiun of stock. The
elude Defend:tut 'o• • 's •
• j int ol i sut NJ to the first replication; stairs followed by witness and beanie 't nped by police- tbe alas in price. The alai me cetimsted et 12,000 bales, mostly to RE demand Is hem the south as well as Me east. Priem ans not
anal a. to the secouil, that the voting papers did contain his ' ' .1 - ' e aes o"
a - tbe trade. AMNO, July 26.-We had a nen better supply of very
Owe of abode. man, he Was conduCted into toe Mike to the committee, and, ,„ have a mom firmer *heat torlay din for Fame weekend. Ike Wade was tolerabty soh &moat,
arm. Tbs wry best light weights of Hemlock realtee Kee. on time,
as he refused to apologise for his misconduct, he was given MANCHESTER, JULT 26.- ^ 0 _. _ ,_ , brisk, bat we mail alter oar guiltier INne lest searkeAdny, game
Tin. moult of thv trial, which extended over a Mal Lean.-Thentortet is man 50 tuns soft Engli.h, to arrive at
market to-day in ooneequence of the Mtmed tined w tee °wee' to. nil nos of Wheat making hum 424 to 48". pee qr Oate awe ~:
period of time, was • verdict for the defendant. ia charge.
the raw material. be Me extensive operations of yesterday.. We owe fid. am rally majedeieed leee cum.'', . egi ;am ink eme, 4 6,lt..andirmilP soft Megrim; at 4 75, cash.
Mr. Jenkin appeared for the defendant and mid that he
~ some hale of this hardening alio to an Mewled business in several te3o,othj. sontinnes dna. None can be bought under lie. In
Batlike e. ELLIe.-Itist a. told him tlwre weie twn ticket. enclosed in an envelope at descriptions oblittods- particularly Ina-cloths and T cloths ; and the cans an Me. In WM, Ileedish sod American. Sales are moderate.
This was - .
an ems from the superior courts to try the his house in Lothbury which he might open, and take One ConseilMot nand emPloyment ftnenhed to the "Pinner m well Strraox WALDEN, July 26.-Wheat brisker, 41s. to we nodes Me tambels of dread MIIM to 2 65.
validity of a marriage contracted by a man named Bailey for his private' li.e. wh'ich he did, hat it happened to be one ss the weaver. There is also a fair !mina in printing cloths, and 42; per qr.; Talavera, Mc ; Baney mom, 25a. to 2941. ; Beans, Ms.; Georellele-flierre eira Inlet bat steady. For the last does days
Bird, whose son hail left property to a considerable Which was not transferable. 36 inch shirting.. Foe yarns the demand is priseipally in low num- pod, 325.; Peas, 375. to Ska; Oata, dull rale, 19s. to 21a. 600 blots. ham bem add st il Ise Perla liso, and sto fte. for Cubs
amount to the presentliai tiff I
--n---• -t wall alleged that Bird, Mr. Hall said that fact did not alter the nature of the bera suitable to the home manufacturer ; Lett the Germans are alao Sgarrasav Hy July 26.-The weather duri the t 31°.°°"1°. /48° bum. arm 88".... Si t° 6ic' 11°1""1 are
who was a man of we mind, was not competent to cun- charge. Ilt• considered it h '4l • d tal°4 "tr.° feww' lew2l. uf ww ei'wee" efki weeufeeterefe we week boo been dult ' 'th esessiousl 'bowers, =a the twang Pas dull bef Pis". arra' 115.11". alks bay° tnalePtred width' the
very repro ens' eto tin- a per- doing • remunerative bunter, and though there are Mance _ .on vy rains and Int three days. Toe tranwelons are all ta small lots. 200 khda
tract marriage and that hi. ton was therefore illegitimate • •
, son moving in s respectable station acting in such an un- subject to depriloon, yet, ma whole, the demand le very coas. man winds witich ere mmeleased Merieeel, heffee 1111.6b1MWidligra Cabs Iheireado sold et 24 Wald WO Porto 1ti00,.."6 to 28e, and 300
awl could not *bequeath the property claimed by Ile
lie-i- Y• warrantable manner towards the complainant, who had a able, and sufficient to seep the mills running full time in all diree. the %heat crops. Today beghso poises were demended; Gall= Cl=Oides, tol to 11a, mil SOW ar lef to 19c.
The present came was simply to try the competency, Or CC . d f th b " bad um'.
rtain uty to per orm, cre y setting a very ex• • Makes and qualities of cloth suitable to India, and amnia of _bat link, Wheel olla•Pd briolortass WOW hod en ant very plat, and tie market has • clear downward tem
otherwise •
,of Bird to enter into the marriage contract. yarn foe the nue market, are sun very depremed-the foram being ie.,_neeacy. hat th._n gas .. nbanos" 2• baby len lithe dewy. Thefts& le legm awl accumulating. The sales limited
ample to others on such a publi occasion
Mrs. Martha Hall-1 ant the wife of James Hall, of he R. • - e • ' . kl. to4td. per piece tinier the town prices of last montb, but menu- e.mg• Om° • ol'lnM nod WM. Wm torn rowan soarers. la to me primb Man Imporimes. "°
r. ieardo, a relative of the witness Jenkin, came for- facture, by turning their attention to the prodaction of other Mode, Beans end Peas ant genfmgaies. Wheat, N Hs. Barley, les. benr,_flere, m mere diem and the market is steady for pigs ,•
Norwich, collector of rents. I knew Bailey Bird and his ward to interpate on the part fth •
o e prisoner. arc lemming the mpply, and we may expect to see prices at least on to VW OM; Illa am na. DIM% We. tO Sas. Ihes, Ms. to 32a per erica an tens flereards al9 dr. to 19 dole. 50 and 150 -
wife and son. Knew them Pint in 1803. Froin that ti c.,
Mr. Hall refused to recognise the plea of respectability a remunerative scale again, with a very slight Jaipur from the qr. Mows 221 a 10 Ma. IsemelL Whim 'll9 dor tas., flms.
up to the years D 4014 and 1/409. I saw them very fee- set up on the part of the defendant and tined If 5/. - market.
ftRREWSTIURT, July 26.-At our market this day there Name firOalle.-1111 MOM Is Issoyant for spirit@ of turpentine '
quently. I married and left Norwich in MI, and re- The fine was immediatel 'd ' dth d f dr
y pat ,an e een t was . - et Mt. her Is fres ;Wm of 800 barrels white at 3 dole. to I
turned in 182 a. On my return I lived with Mrs. Ann diachamed IN 00L.-Pazneas FAIL-At this fair, on Tuesday last, ••• • ifar•l •°a_a_lir of Whc". 'ma " willis bit Ws. W /44 week's 3 doh. 50c.
Bird till her death. After her death continued to know ----'
• pekes. The some of Barley and Oats mad- alld MIMI relics& Mah
the pmeasets Were 1111111alltelliteala tar tussah TM farmers made the be• the uer - - • --. ' omm-100,000 Om= mid at 10 dols. to 124 doh., and about
CLERKENWELL. turn am In favour of se .
Bailey Bird and his wife Frances also. Knew James Zoblr, otherwise l'Ao N ' a slang stead for I .st web miens tew sales we, la stamemines. 10e,000 Prtnapear ibeawall at 13 dna to ll dots. for the farmer
fie,
about
two
ri.
anr., her . ..ig .. , . mar . Eimer, • ruffianly- seamed wil Wee diesor. Mina washir of nips nose disponi at Waantorerre., July 26.-We had a fair attendance to- aad 20 tatea ton Meta tar SS Warr
en e. 'anew looking fellow, dressed in black, was c with assault- et trum Is. to Is. is:exiting Ism than tho prise sheiMmt lest per. day sad • 'apply ot WPM. thise wen very dull, end prime
the sou perfectly well. Hal many opportunities of ia- ea
g Os Sarah Klixabeth Brown, orrAnnett's-plare, Itisokkled mod Wad wow aim" "rat lbw lbw Cis• rol'alll the gamer hat 1.11111; hat, at the elms Othe mar.
seeing Bailey Bird the second. Lived in the Sante house ole d ____-. _ ,
a s-pon . visa Ineenseemrs of rimer at pew* we bwielseil PM& km, awl& The eery ed Orr eacet,aad for therm
ith him P.
w ax or *emu years. Never knew him under con- Ta.. _...a_ _ _ ,_,_ ____, ,o, _____„, ,_____, lap sad IM,lmas. The plead Chribt Wed seam bo Wed to hem salea PIMP to pbbeg ameba bat wades Wom were made. In DAILY WEATHER TABLE.
famine Ile was left to take Care of himself, and took his stricZert7rand.'n'er'arly‘earnM .'"saral .."On'''ber'n ms'" ''''''ls rani" trtlm 21°,4." I°l. 14. as °UM a HAL-41"1"." =l:ll....sirg ft.. 17661.""; sal gab'. 'lir acged
rob, with the family. Ile tames conducted hinwelf as • &pond that shc.- was on a y,t
fe
her
ea
„warn! 0 being mane frequently ea ammo of mimagement Ws Mewl" gm& Wheat, wits. Meta 245. to oars.
gentleman. Ile always dressed hinuelf. Ile used to go to at , and on of Tulin. Tbe minstrel harem awe Meow.
the previous afternoon took a walk in Ho y-wood, Abe' tellk Melo" limirtellhen • WU%
of IfewNloli I lb. to lease, 341. MM. Pam, Kb to IMa per qr. Flour, MONDAY, JOLT 28, 1861.
Peelles; and Mr. Oso. W. to Ms pm mak.
church ye •
ry re gularly ; almoet every day when he was in where she. observed the prisoner with another man lark' Eider. ‘181...,.._611 /Oft MI entlealee'Perehrer of Parbobirs Wed fer * Tka State of the Weather at each of the following places at
the eit 1
. . y. Isd often been to church with him. Ile used
„ She lost sight of them for Male Strife, when suddenly the' the I" '''''Y 7.11' vingcminia,
July 26._our
market this zuwwing
wu Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. The stations are
to pat in the responses. laul heard him repeat the Lore's reined emerged from a thicket behind her and h --- moderately supplied with all ankles of grata. Tie selmiewee of 07041,14 iw eater of latitude.
Prayer with the congregation. lie used to hold the book, • • . gave cr a WOOLLEN CLOTH.-LOOOO, JULY 26.-Most of the 1,2•110......,,,b1weeme,..„,,„,,,* wee,ece nu 1'e.„.'""•1°64_,..5ee,„ althe'l,„.„,_eseledmer.,,,_s_ee
violent blow under the right ear which caused her to - -Orris of -
bat he could not read. I used to ride out with him. I was g o • dtt ' clothiers aft Ws home atesdier am weal sales; tb• iamb cloth "'"'•aaa"..'""'s ---arraThra- - -7_,,--sgasa=emem Maw of Plasm - ' alma of
a good deo! in his company. Have often heard his father stagger. an n truing roma e gave her another blow on wwwki wwa widow wow me maeremerm ame mer waged, ggg t01dwd1e_iht..._10w,.......0001 ....ed ......."11.,, eie................a mar MODB_,_
recommend hien to
, marry, and express a hope be would be the left eye, which struck her down. The ruffian then the poorsibentwo etthe =ibis kie whim plow acti.v as fue ....=- --ir-----; --- -----Ar-- _...._ ________
threw himself upon her, with his knees on her stomach, ftwellillealWparlellet were 0000_
Two otti. to 040. t rod. wo. b, . ....,.. PLT1M1wri............... N.M. Girths Bret ge Omer
married aad comfortably ended before he (the father) went and, holding her ticattly by the th tby h d tru k maim ma. a moo.-asia, white, 24saablac 11,710 e. to 12s. Weii;, P 1"... _
_. .• ••••• • - ..... -. d•Wr- Iblnt Parthilly
out of the world. I would have married him myself. His her a • 'a " ma - one "'.- -e LINEN.-Burasr, JULY 25.-The revival in trade 16a w 311°' Pm% lb' 1°331* new. 'we. m Ma• Per Sick. .."7".........00.0.• k. Omen Brine Oetiment °mai
father meal ' •
to invite young ladies to hie house to give him revered violent lows. She screamed, and called out
murder, the priaoner all the time endeavourin ' h w/WeW we "geed .. Ydd" he. b"......11.. millia'd dming tho: ..„Ws°l2224,leelidieer I Rouerme
.- n consequotte of tke heavy fall of Mamma N. Calms farlielly Cloady
an opportunity of ch • a wife. He If to raise -er mst eight deiM. • Ira amount of brim Ins been dem N. Omtis lbw* Oseemet
h I f 000llt aPPenzed to know drew, and conducting himself otherwise in a manner not yam am' web, me la bea stabs er hoso hamalaal ly .1... - ./d.rai.- raw.-- 4":.rwille=intreaL6.l.ll a gbiakhruu.da..l6Bl...22._ p.„,..""AmP". *-- NW'
teme ue u money. Ile recollected persons whom be had at aw mimic. • sh fr • • - te vy WM OMR ennially Cindy
non. e e ectually resisted his base design, elsomil it et Om rates, and is the deft inwbels same sem sold memideTh -a - a--- - ---' -- - e------ - '''-' -
once eau, and remembered their mum. Owns Brew Ommam
mere priseseadd net he mosolledr halms for say-
,_ a-am... ......
B
y Mr. Prendergast. -Went into the house as • notwithstanding he pulled out a knife, and attempted to tatormatelealliara_mm•_adandeedasld_Plalas_a_ %rah. sow lea this -marea:re
. Niendy "ay saw 'nen to he 1111114 aad former ...laillnars• ...
tv. wow
rood eat her throat, soy ' k uld have her head off unl aa__, ~,a_ammw____a____"..."""sueldianamm am
ano ewo ess she Oneele Shaw WOW Cloudy
friend, not as* servant. Did not go for the peApose of aad ae pima bay mabbinaL Wheat, whits, Ms. to Mai mos, 45g we OREENWI -
consented to his desires. Her cries at length brought a"was r"'"'''''w an Sh7si: llod WSWIMS by leln." wt.: Md. Ms. to *a; Wm, 42a OW, Ild. to 11 '- - 'CH
Ora Otellingt
being intralaced to the young roan. The young man often eemmemee, end th • fte an fan Wank Ilmistask Usk kirk% Me Danish mid kerm tr. gn. pey gene. Crows, ............ W. Outdo Breese Pardelly Om*
e prisoner, • r a most desperate resist- 3 to Ms. per qe.
used to walk out with me, sometimes arm•in•arm. Do not brithb Weft Wan. eed by a ream of me North iturnmin N.W.
anee, was eventually captured. Obeally
know what his age was. I liked him as a gentleman. Often wri • Wertiess friends was hem mode Si Mills Is **Omit Zakilltion WOZCZIITZIt, July 26.-There WY a !Illyy faro mpg f ,_________°""inia ••••••••• LW. Plan
Reesby, a butcher, said he was attracted to the sulnemlint to trade, • sull Whew y 0 ...,e • 6.W.
went to church with him. He held the prayeabook, bat Whew h gehmilly whipated. Wbmt bem Me mad the trade nisi lob at dm fassegey of Pim
prisoner and proeceutrix by the call of " Murder" Bow, el riam
and - Ilde day fally m amr, mad k pod Canons N.M. Gentle Breese Perlialiy Mem
sot amide down. He knew which was the right anal wrong screams of the latter. lie found them st 1' -
side of the book. Ile often turned over the leave,. His rugg mg on the need amayaVaahibmped .at maw MOW A owe..
d Th used ' •
groan . e ace ,on seeing him, endeavound to RARDWARE.-BusatuionAm, Jute 26.-The trading blz retell dewed tor Wm, Pees nerghaded„ PIM. Tit" a• 11".3°P_. -•-• S'W• Plise
mother never rut up his meat for him, nor did I. He ate escape, eat wm laid hold aby wita h WOMOnso.ototaatooot.oW Inn innno„wwWnwntoottootonr Malang, 011 l reageets healthy ;Me Magnums.' N.M. PM
, w en a Most ter- ul 26.-We have
with • knife and fork. Remember many young ladies who table s le ensued between them, the - hang &17-sed----•-• ----a
--•---- - gaamil away
;it lu un- Taall'j y Dal'
a "Ila
show
of
Wheat
alum."'"
---
N.W.t7W.
Else
prisoner catc the pod Ihrelp We ewe ta, especially from at this day s market, whish his ar til "WM bet wisek's prices. IrAalms" """'-- N' tram Blues Partially Mad,
wen introduced to the• house. Have seen him read Inotwy• hold of his neckerchief and einem ting to strangle him, Amszferfrem noness=inje lin essommai Ms year; sad Me In other "des no dialedem'a-
-- --mid.% grr qr. 44. to Loonatoor
Be has often gone and bought biscuits for me. Me knew which no doubt h. ould p - -
s w have done, as witnese became AMNIINN____,___WINNIII Oho swoomer.____Md SOW= In_ _ pee be of i 455.; red, 4la• to 44e. Mak en. In m.
... 0• 1 eaLpseh rce s a 141 r., lig"le.
silver from copper. tart gun eahathed, when, luckily, • young man named '"dwwwrn, ~a lb. ,12. muk,aawl Illemma wed al:d 14°' t° lid' i'l°ur, Perim" MIL' ''''' ta "...rgi
N.W.
Omelette Very -My husband is a broker in this city. wwaia, erre to his rescue, and they kept him down ntil -ajar" - --a"' ---a aa meat Damn= S.W. Cloudy
I kart Mr. Beiley Hird the second, and his wife. Have db.-nit-4,a q li u .
usumusi mum wu
weic Th. itulleauu au DUBLIN, Jett' 25.-We antinue to have favourable ?Mt_ N.M.
°Visa men them walkiai arm in arm in Norwich. he load- , a po CC constable, the prisocer struggling am anal a animate me ninny akin as
ely, and wounding them with a knife. Willaera weather, sad a doh what be PI bads et ands. Maw Sheralias -a"
Mie MOWN= moose the main liiiiis nisain el= i* yr"' wbm wheat' SU "t° 231.44. l Pal Ma SL to Ulm" N.
B.W. Vitlrliaar
Mos
lalt the hey aid Use servant carrying the girl. Whoa he derteeley and the aka. haejeig give. corroborating smareem. yr.p. rime swum. sot mew wur be 245. ed. Osta Ms. te lia AL par bd. Nagerang. lan is. ftWilltaariaLa .... ••• ILE. Gaudy
lived witk Mr. Bobby Ise was never mat under restraint. "ahem., Moles mese Miaow M.Th. Wash of the Mr=
air' te lb. mons flour, 12s. to Hs. pm wt. Naas eon, Va. is MN. Maim' E. WIIII
Wars
His am used In ewe backwards and forward' st Yr. The me 4so item liftwaaur
poisecutrix wam recalled, and, in answer tO th. hem 4",.."1",......1•1016., ......o•P‘r, : P^igeac Is ri.
Baldry-a. I
itormna Naar.
en. no• eo - Pnarsamy_., ~a_ the son dlialt. J connukketed Vanity magistrate, she said that before the constable ewe =eree7am-me-mer-erme, cry-MP. mil II VOW, law Com, July 26.-In sem localities, Ike kat Cloudy
--- ''• a." 600.11 to kis WAIT, TA° won mina n she the_ pew' ner thr .w the knife into the l --•
- - --"-- - -
olisetad by it. p saw wood. -t Mashed mows for wwcwity, a goad deal of area has bee=
-WIN place ea =lipetapi.) Ills an- ratline wind tore it up, it will Mt vy grounds Insones. w.lin
;Ns cee beet, pith a MAPCSIMITML.....
ana
leversa other vitamins ha ' bees who ve was a white-handled one, silver mounted. She was certain WOW ad lbs drum et any awned a sea IhM - WM to aszematerlal LICIA
lower° rater Potatoes embalm to to imam tommonne4 N.W. Cioady
somewhat
___,._ _ rind eremmed, p ebe mutt ben bin murdered had It em bleb eee the breve are imMI PAW ;me dmi Was in thletown-that at Maws. Mot- h ths they have Mon sand by I"
au" NWWWWWW
t
do re et am.
ineV same Laos LW.
y r to Mr Bird's general osa-
deo aad bzz,:,-- . . and couresenessenduct of the mitscamse. Jki Man and We" Seldbased Oix-bohl peer to ni mann a tiou,ooo. &mom market la eateiMat imillee. imi la waft Coady
Tow N.E.
WU adjourned to hinny. beat bee ka • awn awful lIIIINIIIe. Moles was uties. Prime also ham so kr amino a a ohm Mare an
---_. nub. art wader man tosainsat. milloild mY CORN.-Annovia, July 26.-J inan attendance to- rank of flie_pme .
_mem Mae Nawaaan4
eaeremlae led e 1 le mum Wynn
Wag
OxgoßD CIRCUIT.-mroRD, has 26. day ami a BMW
A emulate blow
taw
denim
of, a
anus
was kaa , sissepitiadria. Ile merfairr ham been rather is a readmelmerael dommil be WWI Olen, wefts wow de. Nammarma tt.W.
B.w. goody
Cott ina.-arirmes Ila. Jena-. Rasa. rwnded 20 SW 111411811111% her m having loam mut ani nen rnerbil alemlesalni=r
WWII in Wiest was rather dull. scripting Mbar/ supple& Ibe bide We emnalm la &linden
• kw days ot warm stets. end mew ned einem MisPd awe to ewe la ______________________________L______linty
BALL IL GRAL/SIL-YIOLIaT ftIIIIIAULT. fliftevollaly anksoststl, mad ameereriligt it would be a kite maks Wadi leaf paw bask kr the saes. ta navy we meszsa=liat say limeMais reastice.„
__W
This was an action is resone damns far ea ...eh se& tine before oho add mover, mbar erten had received a win IMP al. IF lilellall.simaligl.L.l..a.".. amd P". egiv° leP"' 11. I=l. et immitrib_.. wiligmer• °°"" sr Wiad.
lanseth WWI"' TEM
DATILNo",
notere, which readME la the complete toes of the sight of severe Ana resist worn *or weer who. but ihe dewed I very are 'my_ Os amply kr Ms balm of wmina it terries •, LW. Outdo Mesas. Was of Weather. i
one *ibis oyes by the planar ni, mamma mom, isiend ihip __.____ _ aid. that when mei. Reer mai Malt the masa Wm Pram' prim. :-I, Qua, MIL The Mims pawn la Masi aes as miest retail The overcast.
q
In in mmonth of May the stand, rad defeadm, with ho MEd ait that kinky manna 1.7:.°• °thin of no uw he 711.4' Si& W 414.1Cernitarb"." la SU Oda 21"
245.
us*,
lut
1"6.1.2.416.
le
"in
I.
"...
....ankaltamall lam'.
saw iitithifts erfti
the
614 wing
liar' did
act
reach
this
sew ether persona, wore defacing at a
_publie-house, at Alan mill no Ito had ant lka to allow If ' Usu.
aaa.
t°
Ma'
la
118 L
Mau.
4.4
8°
& PIT
Mk.
alti.l_,.haes haill.___...ii_7_l7_,°ll..,_ a°
hi°
hhl.
lih°
winlim. Latham tine too publication on urday; they therefore I
im to Mat, M. to es. Pd. per Mabel
Peashres ill thmenserairload of oinks. la this I ass" =plena they ostand, bo called them vile AIfII3IIICRY, July 26.-Whist in =dental en ply, and II 1,••••1° I°
'' P'l.l"."'" la
lIIINFI 1611. INI al si"---____.____.'ellhake' nata
of
tUd
"ath.r
on
Friday
°Wiling
at
I
=iht 22 la this place from shortly after hamen.
6in 111111111111ndor There was in tke muse thews. be in'sla nal ea, Sr ilbel be the death af mostly oold at fully last wars prim Au etre kink lan at ass 691.16180=1161.1 is lisme O. alai elk tief Lamm ........ ----------
rates. 11.7sest, 91. to 111. I Is. pm leart at 5 mw mrm itimble to lbe eel* of Ode mine motif nealsollim C.wow
anka tint aiding =la between the plaintiff sad de- The ' .on being called on for him def 11
ence, coo y per qr. Oats, MO 1111
__ _
rm.
3.04
se.
le
_v.. sailer, We deme le dew es seer se weak bee, es *I, - y '
am. Per aes. ba 546. OMS, liMoirrOS . y
maiing.
am die ebigkerd ;be Weer and his amid I y having had or thrown away a knife, and I shall Ms oininsyladmuniank Lan Onnowin a gle Minna ea._ .....
LAN •le Iskt. Oa noir lianas thm Mon the ny name. Barn, July 24.-We kid Int a null supply of grain at plyMpad pads% Is In=itteillghlndried wo mimi--"- liaarul°4 •••••••••••-- Ntft. Orisgeore ovation 1
ow 'whet this eley. TM odor an nosh the wee se hot wash. Wlde• very ea meat inn Made Wes" Overcast
Inman

N.. =waren.
N. 6. Gistle Bread.
E. Giatle
N.E. (kale ague
Sew.
IV. OnUe Emma

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