The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-05 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1859.

SPORTING.

THE WARWICK SEPTEMBER MEETING.

TO TNT 101701 Of TNT CIFILITIL

St a,—We are drawing so Clam to the di. Lagar day
that say opportunity afforded the " talleatir tor
together erol he eagerly takes 'dramas' of, seaVs:Arg
cer sin t.• r..eico Me toll share cf pat It Val be re•
inflected tlest last year tbe emit* proved hislirritalholend,
while eau r too fresh candidates were istombeeted le a mew
mimed position In the meths ; sad it =lppea asthma
manias thaw li sw. take plat T Weimar
seat ; ter, not withstandiag that Sumne Ins
slier her tt knocking out," • more has recently beta mats in
Lamm ii bar stable oompenion, Cerutorter, who bids fth to
play anything but an eahaportant part in the market, and
the Oka winner cathot but maw in communion The
Danbury per have nyetollal the public to petit:meat—the
remora being spread peaty hidastriously that Trumpeter's
leg hes again given way ; tat he still holds his place
well, sad few seem inclined to take • liberty with him.
Area, mow that Comforter Is "tooling," must follow suit,
as there was no separating them at Liverpool; and as J.
Sece.t's Simon Pare has yet to spies:, Warwick may this
year meanie that importer:o wtich wee ohm its wont, as
allatier the Great St. Leger. ladependAttly of this, the
pest mum of sport is ea attractive so 7001. public money ma
nth* it, end the utestiag should recover la some part the
Merle, it has undoubtedly lost during the past two or three
yeare,as afghan items per dim are not eapplied by every two
MOM' earring. and the minor treats do not eons in for a
rahem of support elsewhere. The Snorts Handicap,
hit eleags, Ws se entry of twenty-throe, Theodora, 6 re,
la. Ilia, bang meat le of operating • great many, with all
the weight; bat The Rover, 3 y TA, bat 61b, showed • greet
lees of epad at Derby, when aerating his oppenests for
the Sudbury Plate, Ardour, who was anima them, having to
meet him he on I lib. worse terms, and be looks deeirkelty
the most tempting. As Independence Is MC Illoacito be
showed a Mart for the Owy Produce Stokes, me this erim
thee has • very easy task set him ; and the 410. piethy
stherbrag to Cheesecake can hardly keep the frees=
▪ Castle Park Stakes, f w two•yeer•olds, in the
shsaere of Beatisek. The Leamington Stakes, two miles
Las as sampleoce of twenty, half of which ars ripens&
liseiterw, seleoted from Tournament. Charier the Set or
Commit, Laagrarage, The dors. sayard, Julia, I
derma, Cytherea Pers. Aaeurin, and Commodore- ease
sensses alarm from Vermouth Moire ominous, End
sheet/ he be sapported for tt the money" at the hat iso-
mer* them will -be be pest datum% looking at the form he
the displayed thee memo, having beaten Lifeboat at maim
weights Ia the mese, and acre recently cat down Wild
lose aitheat ea eget. Through Latimer' defeat of Gas-
pard (who received 12lb over rodeo weights) la the Good-
toted Stethee, Teeterasent should bold hem safe while giv-
hog but 1011, over the weight for the two yeses, if he will only
TIM as kindly as at lowa. Dosepreethe or Charles the
Snead sill do good meth far do ?Add stale but la-
fteadeac• le readving mom than min weight from the
pair, and as he mode Tournament gallop to get out of hie
nay In the Qiesa'sPl de at Chelmsford. belooka • superior
ohms missal to either, sad Tournament giving bias 19th wore
*ea eating weights here, he ought to turn the
labile, if Forth= did net gammon too much on
that occasion. Lagrange can scarcely give so
ion* weight to the youngsters at this time cf
ibe year and if I heodora *timid win it wiR be contrary to
as she appears to stop at anything berth eta
sod toe has does Ent littler good at that dreams el
We. peed was gremly "salad by the heavy pen/ at
Wolverhateptca, and as the lot he teat (with the onesplies
of Newcastle, who could not act In the and) hes obssienned
• oat so very moderate It is only fair, eves la dr We of the •
market." to give Independence the mehosass, while In re-
osipt of 9th. caislly as the lire through Teethement and
Lifeboat give. him so much the hem of It an paper. Julia is
and to have moovered key form • little, sad if to the ill-luck
that has followed the stable a!I this senses may take a turn,
she having ma up la the beet of company shoot this time
last soma, sad the weight is literally • feather, It appeared
le me that Cydwus was supported for really good mossy
when be tea kr the Metropolltaa Steam at Epsom, and his
C= a there was very hid, while weigheda gone easier
Sine, that tuna he has not hem out, althoogh
there was a stir cencerning him fur the Goodwood Stakes,
where he wastuadicapped at 44101 h; Les eitherbis party were
forreatedied, or this. Won Obslcc:e4 to hie etertkor, end be wse
Merck out email et the Ws moment. Never having shown
the most hooderese hem, altar running about for two yearn,
Isbell not follow loins_as a moderate three-year. old ought to
math hie ;rehashes. Petra is one of !bow animals the public
will follow kip, ea SOWN Loa they perform, and the idea
is held by them that W. Day has one of his "good
In her, although the bee participated in Bre amount=
Weirs, and sew shows a bit of fain. Last year she meld
of
only win etre cat lea those, with an mate hatter
are her Irak, and a m,,; legate lot tabled, that was
itestedicg from SW to 601 h, and 1: will take stow
&WI to Plumb ma there Is a " good tniZe here
oil As brute a more gartering certificate. Anemia le •
mows and these being grave doubts aboat the Conmoiere
(Idl. atea's) staying two mike. it spews to me that
Teataawat, Gaspard, Jabs, sad Independence hold every
Wag ems sad Indepeadence appease most entitled to the
femaratle c eaderatioa cf you readers. There brie' cloth-
ier ard.riate to the Avon Slake., sad the Queen's Plate,
Sorry li•atlicep, sad Itmleg (selling) Stales party" yen CO
them, I can deeferith nothing farther In the trot dey's pre.
ersione. The Warwick Cap, three adios red at
together mom at the weeks of the day, gad we
pth as tutorials, snuggle ea Wednesday sexy atifltareet,
Weseceele. Tenreamaat, and on. of the Americans are an.
pmersd w show. It wee INN this Maitre* that Tournament
hers Liaboat to the yang, ad thore will est
he listen dilthecte Detests them on this amass.
while Newcastle mow but be Wady with lbw, for be wee
decidedly seem/ best la the Osodwood Cup, and be is insole
• wino it min flat now that L rd Stemford'e colours sire
worth following. In both the Town Plate, one mile, sea
Members' Plate, sin furlongs the Rover, liolts tempting, and
Roman Candle has little to coruptasi of is the County Stakes
sea mil- gad • half, those amt w te fated being Jolla end
teepee am, if either shoats meow in • good patios (sat
the first place) la the Lmeallegtoa Stokes. In the With(
Cup, sae mile, Lead Berkaily. I ITS, km a psselty, which
, thew btu weight to lam 346,, bat he won very essay at Items,
mid (Puma air south bonne lass all form he bas odd
hair me teat elate wilighte.—l ems, to. NISTIIIOII.

GREAT EIOFITAOhIED RACE OF TAR LONDON
Rowlst. CLth.—Os lararday • 'sliest =Moat trek place
at Palmy between Aces 'Om massed by membere of the
*Dote gm .t club. Tr ream lulu 'Asst.:L:l:e die-
team, Foamy •4•Pinet he Cts.wlek Ct. the hawing
daiNablealety rear 4 by thret-quertere al lengths
=Messrs Holtman, Drake, Seattc, PAin t, Roe, Stahl-
, sehmi4t, Citify, Panes, sad Ireland (c_osewein).
DITEESINSD SCICIDII ST PSZIPLIC ACID.—On
Saturday tutrream Mr. Sterjast Payne, No rammer hr the
City of L e4oa, held an legeset a' Pt. beettakissies
Ha-
pitJ, os th• truly of Mr. Ilse ry lib hard Noniden. aged 42
years. who teeided at No. 296, resits Crow-s•net, Ss. Lake's,
who l42•Lett.4 deettuction and r tLs following cireenta.
at .ncea. appeared it an tbe evidear. of mewed rearm
that the deraesed wee • hair Ammer. sad that diaaniales of a
perasiary kted own spot hits, sad he got tats White Cron-
@tract Pria.m, sad hat Mar bees very 1.0/ arum/. Oa
Freaky tight h. COOS boor about 11 o'clock, and teld his
wife lue wrier bed bees Olive to dlielwrgo Mm, la wow
quest* of the eheitnees of the bush:ave. The deceased bed
this ttese4 U arm hire, If on sereeral occasimrs; sad, r
b. did see come up stain to ted. h s wire went down Matra,
rot load Ida 171ei ow the yard rssreeiLl., with es empty
bottle cif prussic said by hi. side. Mr. Timothy, enrgeoa,
sr newt f, and he was cocreyed into the hospital, where
Mr. T. wand, the resiGeet house p.y.kir, attended, but
hie wee a viaot. Tb. jury rstaratl a verdict "That the
deemed destroyed himself with Gil 41 ramie whaler a dais
el temary lesudtT."
Daporrzamitiaa Setclat.-0a Satarday !darning at
as eel boor a armored act of stil.deatroclaa was OOP
tabled Thomas °clang, meal 69 }ems, et N 0.21,
wrest %Oat. Perry-to•A, naplar, un'er the follow:wr
' Newsome : —lt appears that de dacrearel wee • ropereder,
end w••• a good worries, in the *trek* cf • lap free et
Poplar, bit kw the last week he ha 1 iglT*ll way to ...sire
drinking of modest spiri:s whereby he had die his
bona, wtirle was entirely bakes up, and nearly everything
A. peacoat taken away. One of the ledger., haring °manioc
to go into the kitchen, diatomite:l the doomed suspended by
• reps to a team. He was cot dose, bet life was quite es-
' riand, eltLough medical aerietauce ease rendered. The de-
: aural was cosaideesbly N anaara with his landlord hr rent
whisk feet limed Wavily co his mind, worm*. b.:
I, bra forwarded to the coroner.
SEVERE ACCIDENT FRO][ EXPLOSION Op GUN-
..

town:R.—Os Saturday naming • trightful *oldest
oteerred to a yew* wow*, E1:4111kFaltell by arse, re-
aldier at Pitt'rplace, Battersea-B.:Mk It appears that two
rat yeas; leses bat been kr, and pre the na-
foretaste sufferer the powder flask sod gun to take does-
slain. WWI' the powder Buk was el id is bee hand she
rue so the an to tura GB /9111.9 wrer, when • chance ape*
Isedeed the powder. The riplosioa threw bee down violently,
era/ set 6.0 to bee drew. Her weenie btonght ardeance,
wise the Barnes wen extinguished, sod she was ectsve)ed to
Ony's lio.piteJ, when she now remains in a very plesarlose
site.
ATTEST? TO ROB • MAIL.—Os F. sturday morn-
ing Ire se the sail cart vas rowdies hoot Cowbridge
le aiding wiSh the sail bag?, to meet the tree* ”essil
*la, sad whoa as the 6 Men Met the driver observed three
wee cosies towards W. Beier okapicions of their Weather
he thought it beet to be prepared. On • wenr appease they
dirt led, cue oat his kb Ws amid two on lea right, the or os
kis lett be* • Hale to edemas ; is wee about sprigs* it
**driver, robe bed • heavy beadle whip, the thong of
which he bed twigged mend hie lett law (he li,tegl,dt-liesded)
ekes ibe driver slosh bha with all Ws farce with the bea-
dle of tt • whip weer the eye; the blow was so well digeoted
sad ghee with each lone that it attack Ow sea des
jest at the time the whet too nun it mired to lay hold of
Ike nig, bat blew they could effect their porton the driver
hrd mosteelod is pet* the Loris into a gallop, cos lathes
bolas *rack with we newt by tea colas to. He drove se
Soldped es Lot so pus Ur, and Mr. Sadd'er, be* it ex-
perhmina of getting gorse tat,r.a.pas firm the wear, was
his arrival. Oa being *formed what hod hikes
Sr. Seidler got t.o peewee.,
a.d Stated illllOO.
y Y papier, oa IvrA tack, end t..t for frogs viers the
suss pt a the m.ll ract was made, Hr. Saddler
and Ids easetedist ceaskt the the.. eon Is the ad el robbing
lir. Eves Jesse, hatcher, GI Lowersty. Tile wee of mares
prenatal, and Ito Huse rata were takes tad etaMotty.—
Aerate theritin,

Lab Intttltgtnu.

POLITAJ 000ifTi 1701ATIL
ippMnlnd for the prromot IrroL
Bmaimins. —Weds...W. &pi. : Tl.andrer. 8 ;
Newried.—Magyky. Rep. 8; Naa. 6;
Ouennew—Webia. eel* 7.
W•111111111112= S.
Oen fp tra-clisp.—Widairday, 807. 7 Thom
dm. r: Map,

THE POLICE COURT& •

MLNSION-H01751.
P7illiam Edwards, a chimney-mere, is Love-base, gad
lanes Robinson and Richard Limo AIIOOPS vus 11111111111M4
for haring ellowsd a boy, named ilerhew Miss, lea yeses
of age, to gaoled and descend a ohhaney, fat the serpent et
swooping and clams= the same,
of
Ist
_therewith=
of the astute commonly known me the.' OlediegSwysthet."
The ere was brought forward by the Leaks esti
=aghast' Climbing 13or Association, one el WWII Muss,
Peter Hell, had laid the information.
Edwards pleaded not guilty, bat the other dehediele
pleaded gnik,.Edwards was " clean," bat dry ere is
their soot.
Hell raid he wished the boy blared to be =raised, bathe
wr sot is mart, eithough_hte =her vet.
The Lard Meyer deiced the Mawr to be aided, lad he
is., emend, bleak sad griray, awl toad agyrraseas red-
drab= advanced is istoxieatios. The Lord Mayor asked
hbe whet bed berme of his too.
Tether—Well, Imagoes I most tell yea the bath. I got
Wm reedy to are with me, a= its did ear • good part of
the way, but as eels r we got tar the 01=1 missed him,
sinkliava:s seas kbo since. 1 =ppm the thoights of coca-

frightened him away. ""
Lard Mayor—Urn rim afraid I shall hare to Medea

yes.
regeor—No you will not bight's me. (Laregfeter.)
He was the; swarm, and dammed that Ids ma was ender
11 more d sad that he (whom) kerw sot/ft about
Ideje±f... as a climbing bey.
eti
coestable 114, aad EA the moiety's
elielor. to the fact of their Wolof ma he hey
Hatt mv Mos demead the chimney at the seamileoplessee
of Illaems. PeNeef, lineman and Sulphas, with a elleik emit
ifs eyes and mesth, sad without ammo, Meeldsga NW-
' ems sad Ahem Wag peessat at the time; Womb admethey
mild, had bees present dories a put of the thee, while the
boy was 11111644 pd le sweepleg the chimney.
Edweede, setwiiketaing thin positive Medway, psr-
eisted la emerVag that he had not been near the phos, kw,
saki( Ant Ur boy, and was not area at Mae et the
.._ _

time. .
The Lord Mayor, however, held that the me wee tally
prowl. Under the *et the defendaste wee all liable to a
penalty notszcostling 102, tied the met was a wry salutary
or ; Isr, until it wampum', the sofkaings inflicted tapes the
peer elitabieg boys wars indeurthable. The defesdare Ed-
wardson principal, rust pay a flee of 61., and the other de-
hesdants mum pay 11, each with mete.
Edwards said be should pay the money, although he ma-
sidered be woe very hardly dealt by. and ha shield like to
have the address of the society's officer, as he latitude" to
eetli said he lived at Sake, is the Potterits, eel was caly
is London " prombeenens," whoa he happened to most the
defendants sad the bey, sad saw them go into the counting-
hoses without hubs • macehis with them, whisk suited
' rem= as well @sib imegiolon, as he had been given to
that Wok*: boys wore now quite unknown in
LeetAsa.
Edwards paid the meldss and casts, amounting to
V. its, and the Lord Mayor ordered one half the amount of
the hew to be given to HA who claimed it on behalf of
the assodatioe.
WORSHIP-STREET.
Mr. Thews, Bawd, notioner, of Haeinghall-strest, was
charged with fariouly driving to the 1..,a Bridge-road.
George Sawyer, polio. censtable, 221 It division, embed—
Beluga the home of 9 and 10 o'clock on Friday night I wa.
Ce da7 is the Lea Bridge-road, in the county of Rea;
when saw the defendant, la company with another gentle-
man, driving at *Wiese rate over the bridge in • one-horse
...hay."
Mr. Rentralll --At whet pees woe Mr. Beard driving?
Witneu—At the rate et 16 WIN an hour, trotting and
uqr galin ' . I first heard their horse galloping as they ap-
the bridge, but wbea I firstt saw them the horse wee
. That erases they peeped through the taiga... He
s eta tremendous per, and could not be st ,ousd.
There was imam, seehone carriage behind that stopped at
the pls. Dehadent drove through the gate without stop-
pies, end I we. obliged to pat spurs to my horse. which is
or of the best in the force, to overtake them. I hard two
hones gslloping. Defendant's horse exceeded 16 miles en
learyiztrce. I gallops' u fait ea I could, and stopped at
100 • off, and took him In charge for furiously drier eg to
do G.,..,-sr 91 the peeeenus on the road..
By Mr. Hommlles other gentleman in the chaise was,
I mow beam, • reporter it this court. Defendant made no
tritlY whist I I him ; the other laid that he would
prefer • Merge t me, but did not say for what.
Crone by Mr. Beard-1 did not hear either of
You roll out the pus teem of the tett. Toe meted me what
I 'topped you for, and I ensured " For furtonely driving."
I had • sword with me, end I drew It, and held it in feat of
yours sad your friend'. face.
Mr. Hammitt—Did you draw your sword sad plow It In
front of their throat. ?

........ .—.. —.— .
Witteos—l did, sir, to cheek them.
Mr. liaromM—ls it n part of your duty, and In your
ardor*, to draw a naked sword nod stop pawns in a 01160
Us this P
Witurrs—l did It, Imam I know how to do 13 without

wosabg wig deniegi
arms yes lir, the weapon woo close to our
thereto, too are se be pleriat.
Fobs Winks--I ar eals'ent toll.oollector at the Los
Bodgeitee. Saw Moist pus. The bone was trotting
at the rote of Stew IS sad 14 miles en hour. I heard the
patrol gallop by the gate shot them.
ConMehle—Prey cons through the guts without stopping
re the real ticker.
Kr. Beard (prothseing a coloured ors)—That la not so.
Osnettbis—That is not the ticket; nor that; neither of
San will pore the gate.
Juba Wicks recalled, and shown the ticket in question—
That is the thin,.
Mr. Manicotti (to oonstable)—What do you mein by taking
upon yourself to urn that that ticket was not the right one
without knowing aaything about it?
Coestarl Serpi that It woo a white one.
Mr. Hamm—Tboaght i you have no right to seek
1110111/1 ups haiewlettge. I recoil:seed you to be cautious.
Three Starer were called for the Mears Mr.
Roberts, Mr. Dakar, end Mr. Cuthbert. The two Mime
swore to Mr. Bead having followed them on the road et a
per et brew eight and aloe miles an hour, end that
riauai the whole alas* there was not any gelloplog. Mr.
Cuthbert barred the roe not to have *lorded eight tulles,
sod, harry gives • daeoription of the intokront condoct of
the policemen, alto made so charge until within the loon
of the station, celled the ettentlen of the magistrate to the
.rifest danger attendant upon allowing the force" to
carry swords In steel robber* calculated at all time to
alarm bones end thereby endanger life.
Mr. Beard here intimated that he had sive& other wit-
ness r to " pas:* end
With., the toll.taker, having rain been questioned sr
spanking it, said be would not swear to more then tea riles
e hear se the rue et which the hone ens going. Be bed
bola there three years, and we. s good judge of pace.
Mr. Moss all hereupon observed—Farther .videos Is
rtite unnecessary. Then he. been a wide discripaney rle
the Ms at which it la •I:eged Mr. Been was driving. The
average to here been about nine mike. The pollee-
urea act has been very bed I. more than one lasters.
Inn in this court he made se unwarrastable isprehr ;
&par the proceeding la moot unjastifiable esd seeress.
It rest be reported to his superior. With roper Indira
paths's who have atteoded to refute the charge, I ass*
rpm to tier my Inset at the isoonnremes lee wills It
they have bra subjected. The eon is, of commie, ilia

W ESTMINSTER.
Samuel Lariltams wu Sadly examined cm the charge of
shouting two b bye. The putimilan of the ems have alteady
tees given. Some fmtlur evidence was taken, which Mr.
Daymen said completely exonerated the trimmer. He wee
discharged with a caution.
LAhIBETH.
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Me. Easton, a bailder7; ietreet, Clapham, ap- ;
bakers Mr. Elliott to answer the oompletut of Mr.
pseud bakers
the enperiatentent of the P division of police, acting
ander the dileation col tae cammieeionere of the force, of per-
mitting en illegal fair to be held on a piece of ground In
Cornwall-etreet, Briztonihill, of which ha is the owner.
Mr. Payne, addreasing the magistrate, said that cm the
18th ult. a number of penes; the owners of various ethibl-
, theta, @Mop, a spurbeg-beetb, gloperbesad-calla, and, to
feet, a the paraphernalia bethightg to a regular feir, with-
out the slightest previous soda mitered on a pima of ground
is Carawallettteo, Brtztamhth, sad there erected their dif-
knot booth, so I commuumf • fair. The piece of ground in
casetton had been disposed of • short time before to different
pawns for inoldiag purposes, sad the others of some of the
allotments strongly ot4ithd to dots being mod for melt •
LTand did *bat they meld to prevent it, whits others
I objec, ion ; sad thaw it was les (Mr. P.m) hid
smenionad. TM consequence of molt permisates was, that
the fair had been cordoned for four dap, and Wow&
together a number of thieve*, rcrigha, and pickpockets al the
worst description, end the neperAabLe Inhabitants of the
neighbourhood were kept in estate of twee end
Three desperate fellows, am of whom bad • kw gra
broken oat of Wass, sod another hod less oommitted bon
this court for • cluing highway robbery as • lady, sod some
pickpockets. were also takes there, so that the fair wee •
perfect Releases.
ts=Molloy gave evidence confirmatory of his mar-
etatemest ; bat Mr. Elliott, on referring to the
sot of thrthesast as the =bigot, found the words when •
far has boss smelly holden." sad It keving been admitted
Mat the mem* netts the first thwe a fats had hots held
es the piss, M good in sneetios he felt • talcalty is octh
Ms. isatem tho dethethat, dialed that he had gram asy
pormition to the Ming of the fair, es receiring any
Mg% Omsk he reed mos, seed sell the 'sly
" Pull "he hod kg the mother the the themuthsu d wag
600 bricks
The sammoes, es well ea the Olsen, ma dismissed.
Briery itoo.(....dlezender Oates, and Jams IsMs, who had
bees in custody for some days on a charge d enerdlig •

qamtity of led from Vanahall Gardens, were brought up
for float eusninatilm.
The paisoissen it appears, had been for many yearn em-
ployed on the " itoyel property," and while engsgei in re.
moving the Ants after the sals, they helped themselves to a
quantity of shwa had.
limy all pleaded " Guilty" but having received amellant
obseacters, =ion dealt with the cam etimmarily, and
committed them for a month to Wandsworth Henn of Cor-
rection.

friaisse bench , aged 49 (but who real name le Chris-
irpAsr Aluta); Altio Newels. aged 25, a woman with whom
km cohabits ; sad Predsrick Prireek, aged 20, =phew of the
rater-named prisoner, were brought up on remand, beton
Kr. Truth, charged with stealing • sum of 191. 10.. and a
brim whittle from the person of William Wardell, captain
the ship Waterford, of thadeflaztd.
The particulars of the previous examination of the prisoner
hare already been reported.
30.. *Noah, of 98, Foley-street, blarylebons, now
attended the court, and said the loaner prieoner was her
ace, end the elder prisoner was her brother, his name being
Christopher Lusts., and he was a married man' with a
family of fin ddidrec, whom be had deserted, as shoo his
wife, who was the daughter of a person of respectability,
itring Tickflald-etrate. Witnerara name by m
thee been warned
by her brother, sad the fensaisarri;retearbad,
with whom he cohabited. Om Wide/May morning week (the
day following the robbery) her brother,whose death had been
reported two years since, suddenly made Ma rippessenceimbrar
whams's) shop, and, on resnarktes to him that ft was
t he woe dead, he replied, " Oh, indeed; hen I arc"
He exhibited mousy, end gave to emelt of two
daughters a sowerstgo, and bought them new sham. Wit-
, sees had likewise been informed that the prisoner had left a
watch end four sovereign. with his lother•in-law to take
Imre of: . .

-meelable 42 replied that no watches had bees
Soles ben thememintar.
The lamb perm lead nothing to sty is her defence.
ABMs wool UM le made his escape from the home
thrash kr, Yang the house bad Ma broken tats, sad
the preseimlnr Mild; and that on returning to the gime
mamma* be gathered up his Wage and mede two parcels
of them. vide WM takes poseemion of by the polio. wires
himself NM nephew ware apprehended. lie penieted kdr
atmleg be bed committed no robbery, and that the yeast*,
primer wee entirely inatment.
Mr. TraM seiti b. Mimed that Ute primer Preberiek
Ifresch was not guilty of emaitting the re. bet be
bms pelitty of an arm ia claiming the as hie pro-
=is Mich the ebbe@ stolen tram the prosecutor ma
. He (Mr.Tralli) shoeld, therefore, further remand them
tmtil Monday, the lbh instant, when they would be am-
, mated to Nawpte for hid.

01,02 AL PUNISHMENT AT THE NINO'S
SCHOOL, CANTERBURY.

A ease of considerable interest to the friends of
children at public schools otearred at the Kines
School, at Canterbury, in rehrosee to the introduction, by
the moontly-appotated heed-meats, the Rev. J. Mitchinma,
of a system of caporal pastisheasst to be publicly Indicted
cm eh. bor.
The otremestiams appear to he as followa .—Lleutanant
Tweedis, ,Q.M. of the 4th depot battallos, now stationed
to the Cinnabar, lie tacks, some 18 months slam
pieced his oaly son in the King's School, wader
the saperistradenos of the Rev. George Wallace,
the them heed-arts of the institution. Mr. Wallace
lee Amos meigaed the s/polutamst, and the present head.
zlBOlll bee her to alone of the school miller over a
meath. Oa Thanday, the 26th ult. Lieutenant Vousden
seal a bole to the Rev. J. Mitohbarin, mut suns that hie
sea might leave the oohed at 11.30 tor the day. No answer
wee reamed; hat the bead-mester told the youth that, as
he so nasallykid have, be coal,act allow him to go then,
and the boy hmegialag OM he meant during the morning's
duties, he Wt school at the anal hour, and on reaching
hoses, fouled a mop that he was to follow his father who
!It=Canterbury tram This request be accordingly
with. Per so dda& the next mama; blaster
Vomits was called before the hand mama, and, In the pre-
mium °lithe whole sethaddlit Moth was toll that he lied
11/411642 a a direct sot of dieelowlieaos, tear which he most
be at half-past her. This was communicated to
Lieut. media by lus son, and the following correeposdaDoe
has ensued :

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From Llentenaat Vouadea to the Rev. J. Mitchinson.
" Mr. Vousden proems his compliments to the Rev. J.
Mitchinson, sad begs to state that his son was absent from
school yesterday afternoon with his leave and approbation,
and therefore requesta that no punishment may be inflicted
on amount of such absence.
" Barracks, Cantarbary, August 26."
FM= the Rev. J. Mitoldomm to Lieutenant Voseden.
"?ha Lines &boot, August 26.
" My dear 134,—Tour note has ceased ma considerable
embarrassment. I was sled to And, as I before imagined,
that your ma ices sot alone respossible fur his deliberate die-
obedience to my coders, otherwise I should have declined to
receive him any mere as a pupil. 1 write these few lines new
to state to you most diedowly that your son must either
submit to the punishment I have "allay prescrlbed for lim.
or if you objeat to that, bet ho most to be • pettd
of this King's !boot tress this ahersoms. I must beg
favour of an bansediate maws; and if I do not bear from
you I have no mums open to me bat to inflict the pualah-
ment.—l am, dear lir, faithfully morel
J. llnorissox."

MARXE7a

COTTON.--LiviarooL, 82.1. 3.—'ree sales of cotton
to-day arc estimated at 10,000 balls. There has been mote
inquiry to-day, but without champ in wioss.

COTTON 000D8,-Manotrasesn, 8.0 v. mar.
kit alone this week with a decidedly better feeling, in eon-
*mem of advice' from Bombay fully confirming the
mesa% of improvement to hand by telegraph. It aware
that previous to them bet advice' almost all kinds of cloth
and yarn rose under • kirk demand, and though at the date
of these accounts there had been loos reaction, it did not
redeem prises to the minions lsysl. The mean:nation of
three dykes has led to more activity both yesterday and
this morning in the Manchester market, and has strength•
need the price of most Ida& of India 40-inch shirting' (pa-
-1 Muter the lighter makes), long cloths, T clothe, demonise,
and *canna. Forprir.ters,ahtrtloge,domeedoe,
and other clothe suited to the home trade, the demand ma-
dam good, sad ea impression prevails that eves with a
quieter for India, there is life enough In the weskits
mitten to prevent for a time much change in the value at
goods. There have been lame orders given out for yams
since the advises referred to suited to Bombay, Including Ws
mule twist. The COUOS spinners of Preston have given their
operatives ea advent" of 7f per curt„ showing a strong con-
viction that the present Improved position of the trade Is
stet: continue. sad some drawn has Wren place Is the
towns nadir the natural law of supply and demand,
by minters having to bid against each other to secure the
services tithe operatives.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lrans, Airy. 3.—Tble menet
bee been well attracted We eraning, and a fair business
treaseadel la wearable goods. The tone of the make& is
very dl's.

HARDWARE.—Branuteeten, Bin. 3.—The trade of
this town is in • state of greater animation thank was • weak
ego, end relit. lly so when compered with what it was a
fortaight or three weeks /ilk*. The country orders are much
beau; altopkeepers are making up articles for the mum,
ia saticipatf an of a brisk autumn trade, of which there I.
every prospect that it will be realised. Every branch of trade
has participated in the improvement. The manufsearate
have many more orders on their books than they had tee
days since, and the bulk of them are turning out en seeress
quantity of goods. The great majority of the artisans ace
making fall time, and the amount of unemployed labour is
iihninishing. In the foreign bade more activity Is ob-
servable, and, upon the whole, the trade of the
town wears • more healthy aspect than it tau done
fee many weeks. The tt screens" in the gun trade
of this town bee not yet terminated ; but the climate
Yee been veined to arbitration, and the award will
meet lOtely
_lse mode in the curse of next week. There Is In
feet bat little dilemma upon *Wok to arbitrate. The em-
ployer* having a lugs contract on land from the Wer-office
um unions that the deliveries should not be interroped,
they therefore conceded nearly _everything sited for by the
as ; bat the latter have relined to make any oonoesdon,
end lave preferred remaining as strike for ales weeke the
Mai CI which has heft to stop all the machinery of the
hub. Such bat been the folly_ and obstinacy of these men,
who by their conduce are furuishbg the best peedble mason
toe the maintenenos and extension of the establishaseet st
Endeld. The chain makers of Creaky elm continue on
strike, but overtures have been made by the nesters which
may possibly lead to a settlement of the dispute. At a meet-
in of them held at Dudley a few days since they resolved to
draw up a new lint of prices, inches will contain much of
that which the men demand ; but It is stipulated that they
shall work for fourteen days at the old sub, the employers
considering that they are entitled to that notice. The men
are already aufferies many privations, en that it is scarcely
probable that they will refuse to aecpt the new terms. The
iron trade of this district is tolerably active, and in the
ifteral manufacturing trades of the &Mot there is more
business stirring.

CORN.-Caterinnoz, Barr. 3.-Wheat, barley, and
oats in good supply sad cheaper. Wheat, red, 40e. to 425.;
white, 4L. to 48a. Barley, A.. to 40s. Oats, new, 20s. to
24.., old, 28s. Tsres, Bs. to 10e. per boatel.
C0LC11137114. Barr. 3.-A much better supply of wheat
than for some time past, chiefly new, the quality of which
varied from very bed to very floe • old declined la., and new
Is. to 24. Barley, of malting quality, unaltered, end grind-
log drecriptions 2s. lower. Beans and peas as last market
day.
°tot:rearm, [lire. 3.-We had a fair supply of sow
legbdt wheat at market, and prices gave way about Is. per
=Old English and foreign eery Bet, but unchanged.
g corn in fair demand. Very little malting bulgy
was shown. Lower prices would be taken for oats If buyer.
would come forward. Imports for the week:-Where,
foreign, 4,080 epto.• barley, keels's, 870; cats, Ireland,
4,880; 'nucleic*, forilln, 1,910.
OUILDIPOID, 133143. 3.-The strly of wheat to-day was
larger, with a few panel& of new good quality, which sold
from 47e. to 50s. Inferior samples were a shade lower.
Old were in request, sad former rates maintained. Wheat,
old, 425. to 525. Oat., 22e. to 27e. Beane, 40s. to 484. Pen,
Ms. to 28a. Bye, 29e. to 344.
lINZTIOLD' Beer. 3.-The market fairly supplied with
wheat; trade for the finest parcels Ann at net week's prices.
Barley but buds olefin ; last weeks prices supported. Oats
reads Is. per qr. less money. Per end beans made rather
lower prices. Wheat, 22a. te 30s. per load. Barley 255. to
335. per qr. Oats, 20s. to 28s. per qr. Pees, 244. to ne. per
load. Beane, 245, so 294. per teed.
Liimestrin, Barr. 3.-Thee wee about ea average
supply of wheat offering at our con market to-day ; inferior
aerie were Is. perNwarier lower; good samples made the rates
of Let week; white emoples moved off at 44e. to 48e. ; red,
40e. to 455. per 36 elope. The new samples of barley shorn
were sold at prior varying from 34‘ to 40/1 per quarter, the
demand being dull. Of oats there was • pretty tolerable
show, and flue samples remised shoot lam week's prices; new
and inferior *mealy moistened their value, old making 30s.
to 34.., sow Us. to 21a. for 24 stone. The sass effected in
bras ism only to a moderate extent, sad recent quondam,
may be quoted, namely, 48e. to 525, for old, sad 41e. to 455.
per 38 atone for new deraiptions.
NEWCABTLD-11.011-TTNI, Barr. 3.-The weather during
the were bee been as favourable as possible for harvest work,
end we should satinets about three. fourths of the wheat
will have been secured in ectoelluit order. Oar arrivals of
wheat and Sour from the ocest have been moderate, and
demand upon both limited, at gradually declining priors.
We had a lair supply of wheat from the country this morn-
ing, the main balk of which ormaisted of the new swop, the
quality generally, was fine, though soots steely, the weights
running from 60 to Otte. per bushel, and the prices °beamed
from 40e. to 461. per imperial qr. Old wheat was le. per
qr. lower, 45e. per 6041b5. befog en extreme quotation for
the best sseeples of Norfolk and Suffolk red, end 44a. for
good quality. Dante* wheat 60ilbs., partially sprouted,
has been sold at 404. per 604th.., the beet at 48s. Flour le.
per sack lower. Barley, beans, and pe s unchanged. Malt
in better demand. Oats firm. The arrivals this week ere:-
Wheat, coastwise, 2,204 qrs.; malt, coastwise, 84; Lir,
coa,ts Le, 720; foreign, 720; pear, COSIlWilt, 10. Flour,
1,369 sacks.
Nominee. Burr. 3.-At to-days market theta was
rather • full attendance of farmers. The supply of
wheat wee prindpally of the sew crop, and most of it was
inferior in quality. It wee taken off at a reduction of Is. per
qr ; while old supported former rates. The supply of barley
°genre TAII onthe increase, but the fittalitiE various;
for the best malting eons the farmers inked h priors-a
proceeding which checked business. The made of
these mender puede were effected at 40e. to 43a. per qr.
Little passing in other grain. White wheat is quoted t4L
evening 45.. to 481, and red ditto 38a. to 42e. par qr.
Flour, 295. to 294. 03. per sack from the miller. The local
market. coronas decreased. The opinion formed with re-
gard to the yield of wheat and barley aro now matured. It
is considered that in the ewe= &ruin wheat to slightly
below the average, and barley very bad indeed. Latest
avenges :-Wheat, 1,7491 qrs., 41a. 81.; barley, 43 qrs.,
33e. 3d.
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Norrixox•o, Bsev. 3. - Our corn exchange this
morning was tolerably well supplied with old
wheat; there woe also Newel samples of the
now crop at market. 014 sold at last week's prices;
in new there was a decline of la. per qr. Old white made
60r. to 634; mw,:4Bs. to 60a.; °bind, 44e. to 48s. ; new, 42g.
to 435. per 36 rose. The show of barley was small, but a
far share of busters was tremesoted at the extreme rates of
last week for fine malting samples, which sold at 36a. to 435.
per qr. ; grinding, 28s. to 30.. per 30 stone. Lot* prices
could not be realised for eats, end new sorts mode from 26,
to 28a.; old, 27e. M 33a.; beriga, 28e. to 29.. per 21 some.
There was not reach cheap in baeas ; old. 48s. to 52a.; sew,
475. to 49, per 33 eke, superior flour, 335. to 39a.; fine,
31s. to 34.. ter 20 sone.
011011 D. Ihrr. 3 -This market was well supplied with
wbast, both add and new. Le web* there were plenty of
supposing holders would submit to • reduction;
=e"" ygearrally refused to do, and consequently but few
Woos treneactione took place. Old wheat body main.
Was, paving prior.; new, cerium to its indifferent quality,
was somewhat 'cheaper. N inebarley, for: which the demand
wee ia, as compered with last year's prAnce, very In-
ferior to weight , sidsough mom very good samples as to
qaslity were produced. Fut oats end beans the Inds was
dell. Terms may be quoted as follows :-Old wheat. 43e. to
48s. per qr. ; new what, 88.. to 445. ; barley, 28a. t0t371. ;
not, 20e. to 30e.; beans, 46a. to 60e. ; peas, 40e. to 42..;
flour, 32e. pr sock; winter votehr, 8.. to 9s. per bushel ;
good breed, 40.; best bread, id. the kat
PILT2II3OIiOE W, SEPT. 3.-We had • good deal of wheat
here to day, fins spoliate, both old an new, mode leot
week's priers; Metier sew, weighing 665. to 681 b.. per bus.,
made 32.. to 345. pr qr. Very little barley showing at
plamt. Owe plentiful, end make about lid. per stone.
l'iew boons 42.. per qr. for 38 'tote.
Rs.sotwo, Barr. 3.-The supply of wheat to this market
to-day wee moderately good, but the chief part was sew,
which come to last is dry condition. The quality of •
good deal was Wirier. There was a dowser is the trade.
The beat both of old end sew ward the woe prises as last
week. The Inferior was not so easily disposed el, well pious
were from la. to 2e. cheaper. Bally a abut seir, gel
trade dull. Oats a quiet trade. Beane ma pas eieY itre
elms as regards Oa as list weak.
ROCS inrini, gum 3.--Tierppid*bee erre eousemewli
is this loosigy. no usewimese trews ell ilw asp-
gewwiag districts of the esurstp Ist lie yield will be
reahorguits, bet ea thesarserps wear owitiosilew he., km a
v of camese, been mot reisesd, itse apply will wet
ha as es brines ihe awe is may Iseross yora no
quality, however, is very rod, sad superior to any

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grown during the last three or four years. Fine weather it
cow much required to stable the crop hepot in. The
duty is still art high, as much se being again
quoted, but the general opinion is I. will be
nearer the figure. There Las been great nesa in the
wheat trade since our last report, the d foe all kinds
of grain Wag piths merest retell character, with nothing is
the ships of specaledienea the pert of milkers. The 'apply,
for the season of the year, was libetal, including some
parcels
of new wheat; but the trade, in all its
was exceedingly dull: Samples of old English
wheat soperimood a decline of le. to '2.. pee quarter, prime
of white not making higher than 465. to 48.., while
parcels
Inferior kinds maid be porelhamd at 42a. to 46e. Thera was
little red on offer, and the prim of that description was 395.
to 445. Foreign held rather firm, but bulimia could only
be done at a reduction of about le. There was scarcely any
berley placed en the stands, and what was exhibits I wet
chiefly old; only a few parcels changed hands at full prices,
malting samples making 385., and those for grinding purposes
Ms. The Importations of sub being very large, prima are
consequently on the decline, the quotations at this market
being about ed. per quarter =kw those of last week, prime
lota selling at 22a. There were several samples of new bean
in the market, but there're not much inquired after; prime
old lota sold as high as 180, bat the Puri' elm was from
42a. to 4 es. Peas were scerady inquired after, and prior ere
nominally the ram The pries of flour I. enthused Is. per
sack.
WIBBECH, Sam 3.-The supply of wheat, both new and
old, has not been large to-day, and last week's price* given
for all descriptions with rather more for old. Oats and all
artg oxen in short supply, end about the rata of last week
van. Prices to the growers:-Wheat, white, Dew, 40s. to
; mire, 475.;• old, 445. to 465.; extra, lea.; red, new, 345.
to 40a.; extre, ; old, 40s. to 42a.; extra, 438.--e3lbs. per
bushel. Oats, 101 d. to 11d. per stone. Beane, 40a. to 42a.
per quarter.
WORCIIII73, SEPT. 3.-At this day's market there was
km supply of wheat, and lower prime ware not submitted to
on say desoription. Barley unaltered. Oats ed. per qr.
cheaper. Mere doing In peas.
Yost, Barr. 3.-The show of wheat was fair, aid the
trade told heavy at a decline ef le. on last week's rata.
White samples lodised from 44•. to Odes red 40s. to 425.
per quarter. The supply of barley was by no means large,
and there was a moderate trade dose at the extreme quota-
tions of last week, samples of soden aortas off at 345. to
38s. per quarter. Other scoria of spring men came slowly to
band ; oats were not quite so dear as last market day, and
rates varied from 22.. to 245. par 24 atone. In beans no im-
portant change took place; malt mild at el. to Ms. ptr
qualm ; flour, 31s. per 20 stone.
HULICALDT, Sam 3.-At our country markets this week
win to farmers being busily engaged in harvesting, vary
Bak of either old wheat or eats was offering, and then
seemed to be as little inquiry for them on the part of bums.
Akw samples of new barley shown ' • the Chevalier sort
=klibought up at improving prima ; common a slow sale.
es-dey we had very small supplies of grain at mar-
ket. Some new wheat, oats, and barley • the new Chevalier
bark, and new oats sold quickly ; all 'other male slowly.
Wheel, old, 40a. to 43.. per qr. • new 38a. to 42a. Barley,
saw, to Ma. ed. Oak, 'old. 235. to 271. ed. ; new,
19s. W. to 275.
WATICRIVILD, SEPT. 3.-Supplies of grain from farmers
have considerably incensed this week, sod from abroad we
ham had asother liberal snivel of Indian corn. The hells
has bees ere*, without any material slierattan is pekes.
Farmers' wheat has met a free sale at a trifle below our last
geolaticas, but the empire have net been In such good con-
[Mon es our previous delivarkm The qua*, of barley on
ear has ham mail, and sedan have readily obtened
rates. Oats-a large proportion of the pimply has be In
very bed order, sad though priers generally ere rather lower
than on thisday es'aulght, it le more difficult to make a male-
fic:ray selection. We ham again had large
_inquiries fee
Indian corn, consequent ca the continued bad soconats of
the potato crop, and an extensive Maims@ would have re-
sulted but for the extreme Hammes of beldam In akw
histamines, rather leas money was taken for ex-ship parcels.
Scarcely any foreign wheat on eels and prices unaltered.
Flour a shade easier. Imports thin week :-Indian corn,
13,924 qrs. Exports this week ;-Wbut, 209 barrels; cats,
8,116 bowls ; flour, 989 souks; catrosal, 160 sacks.