The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-26 00:00:00

COLONIAL 00VIZNYENT

No.

Pd I CL pekes. I Sales.

D.. .6 p.c.
pr i.,16774
Do.llpereent..lll66-4 100
Do. 6 pve et. Feb. &Aug ,100
Do. 6 per et. Mar.dBop 100
Ds. per cent. llOO
of G Hopedp.et. 1 toSOIIOO
do. 1600 100
Do. do 1601 100
Nor Bentuw.Ooy.O p et. 100
S. 6.WalssOv.sp. C. 180.i.100
Do. 6 p. c., 1171 to 1674100
Do. 6 p. 0., 1608
Nova Scolds 6 per cont.
1876 lOO
Aust.Gov. 6p.e. Bonds 100
Vie. Or. 6 p. e. Jan.a.July 100
Do. do. 6 p. e. Aprll & O. 100

107 111

2.iii,i

106 106
106 111
otlo7 100
107 109
107 109
106 107
99 100

r.t :I

106 107

107 107 k

ger

1071 7

SUICIDE THROUGH EXCESSIVE DRIBEING.

An inquest was held on Saturday afternoon before
Mr. G. B. Brent, the deputpcoroner for West Middlesex,
at the Silver Cup, Cromer-street, Gray's Inn-road, on the
body of Mr. William James Andrew Fleming, aged 39, an
engineer, late of 8, Palmer's-terrace, Holloway•med, who
committed suicide by throwing himself out of window while
in a state of temporary insanity. Fhe evidence set forth that
on Monday evening last, about five o'clock, an intimate
friend in the neighbourhood, named Mr. Crowdace, called
upon the deceased, and, on being admitted by the servant of
the house, he proceeded to his friend's room, and found
him agitated and talking incoherently. While he was
there two medical gentlemen attended, who preseribed
for him and ordered him to bed. Mr. Crowder!, remained
in the house for a considerable time, when, shoat two
hours afterwards, the servant entered the mom in which be
was sitting, and said, " Oh, sir, make haste ; master may
throw himself out of the window." He accordingly hurried
up stairs to his friend's bed-room, and just as he got the deer
open he perceived his friend leap from the window into the
street. He ran down stairs red carried him into the dining-
room in a perfectly insensible condition. He was then removed
to the Royal Free Hospital. Mr. Hill, the house surgeon,
examined the deceased, and found a wound on the right
temple, numerous cute and marks en his bead, which was
bald; also compound fractures of both his legs. The
wound 00 the temple, as also those upon the head, were
stated to have been indicted previous to the fatal leap, by
the deemed dashing his head spinet a marble mantelpiece,
and by Meries from corkscrew. Deceased had never
expressed his intention of committing self-destruction, but
the family kept a constant watch over him, owing to his
being addicted to intemperance. A gentleman relative ex-
premed his regret, and also that of the other relatives, that
notwithstanding their endeavours to obtain restraint
means of a lunatic asylum for the unfortunate d
sad thus have preserved his life, they were unable so to do
in cousequence of being unable to produce a medical
eartilicate.

The Deputy Coroner said it wu to be Twitted that
there were no means in this country, otherwise than by a
medical certificate, for placing persons suffering from the
effects of exosseive intemperance under restraint. He be-
lieved that if ready applianca and consent were given in
many caw of delirium tremens, life would be saved.
The jury concurred in the remarks of the coroner, and
without further comment returned a verdict of "Suicide
under temporary insanity."

THE MINISTRY.—Lord Granville is the cabinet
=Miter in attendance ea the Queen during her stay in
Ireland. The Homo Secretary, Sir G. Grey, re-
mains in the north. The Duke of Neweaatle continues at
ha seat, Clumbsr Park. Mr. Milner Gibson has arrived In
the north of Sontimad. Mr. Gladstone and the other MOM-
ben of the cabinet are absent from town.

Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston arrived at
their residence in Piccadilly on Saturday, from Warner
nutls. The noble lord and her ladyship will return to
Wollner to-day or to-morrow.

His Excellency Count Gertz, Envoy Extraordi-
nexy and Minister Plenipotentiary of His ;loyal Highness
the Grand Duke of Hesse, has left the Clesendon Hotel for
the Continent.

His Excellency the Ambassador of France and
the C,onnteas de Mahanlt are entertaining a select party at
their seat, Tullisllan, N.B.
The Marc:lioness of Breadalbane still lies in a
dangerous state at her residence in Park•lane.

The Karl and Countess of Shaftesbury and
family leave toms to-day for Torquay. __ _

Frances Counties Waldegra we and Mr. Harcourt,
111. P., have left town on a tour in Switzerland.

A marriage is arranged to take place between
Viscount Sandon and Lady Nary Cecil, daughter of the
Mentuia and /fa/chimer of Exeter.

The Hight Hon. W. F. Cowper and Mrs. Cowper
arrived in town on Saturday from Weimer Castle.

The Lord Bishop of London confirmed a large
number of young persona at Boon on Friday morning bud,
and was to leave on Saturday far Switzerland.

The more detailed programme for the festivities
of the coronation of the King of Prussia fixes the different
items thus : Solemn entrance of their Majesties in Konip-
berg on the 14th of October ; 11th, day of met and mourn-
ing, it being the birthday of his late Majesty ; fertinties
gives to and by his Majesty, 18th and 17th ; coronation on
the 18th, anniversary of the battle of Leipsic and birthday
of the Crown Prince, sod great banquet in the Hall of
Koscowiteis ; 19th, representation day ; entrance into Hud-
ak and festivities of the town on the 20th ; the whole to be
concluded by a public entry into Berlin on the 22nd or 23rd
of October.

AWAIT/a OP THI 73/tD RYA:I3II4NT FRAM INDIA.
(TIM DAT).—PLTNOUTH, MONDAY MORNING.—The head-
Touters arid staff of the Tdrd Regiment, from India,
which landed from the Algiers at Gravesend on Saturday,
and which embarked in the afternoon on board the
steamship Duke of Cornwall, arrived at Millbay Pier
this morning. Just after they commenced marching two
hones in a stable, the door of which bad been negligently
left open by the ostler, rushed out, and twice broke through
the mks of the 73rd. Colonel Smith, who was walking
is the rear, was knocked down and injured in the bead
and shoulder. Private Thomas Howell received a violent
and &morons blow on the temple, and Drummer MaeNally
was prestrated. Howell and MacNally were conveyed to
the Raglan Barracks, Devonport. Two hours afterwards
Colonel Smith was sufficiently recovered to do duty on
parade with his erns in a sling.

TH2 CoCotaYAl AT CORK. —I t is reported that
Rear•Adminl Lord Edward Bennell, C. 8., will succeed
Rear• Admiral Talbot at Queenstown at the expiration of the
latter odleer's period of service in December.—United See-
rice Gazette.

Ma. Bazon Wuna.—Mr. Baron Wilde has
beea compelled to leave Liverpool in oonsequence of illness.
and on Saturday Mr. Biros Martin announced that he would
himself take charge of the remainder of the civil cases, the
criminal list being already Mewled of.

1861.

MONEY MARKET.-Milli DAY.)

two o'CLoca.

The American news caused a decline of i per
cent. in the funds at the commencement of business
this morning, but a recovery has since taken place
to Saturday's closing quotations. Businem gene-
rally is quiet, and the tone of the stock markets
is less buoyant than last week.
At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele-
gram, the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at
68fr. 62c., for the account, being about the same
as at the close on Saturday.

The India Five per Cents. continue to be re-
markably well supported. The Stock is now
quoted 1021 to 1, for the account, and the scrip
1031 to 1.

Consols were first marked 92 for the account
(Sept. 10), and are now quoted 921 to 4.
For money the present price is 92 to 4.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Three per Cent.
Consols, for money, 911, 924 ; ditto for account,
924, 92 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 924, 911; New
Three per Cent., 911, 924 ; Bank stook,
235 ; India Stock, 220 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock,
for money, 1021, ; ditto, for account, 1024, 4,
; ditto, Scrip, 1031, 103 ; ditto, Five
per Cent. onfaced rupee paper, 96, ; ditto Five-
and-a-Half per Cent., 1021; ditto Four per Cent.
Debentures, 1859, 98, 974 ; Exchequer Bills,
March, 3s. dia. ; ditto dune, as. prem.
The foreign stock market is inactive. A decline
of to 1 per cent. has taken place in Turkish
Bonds, the Loan of 1854 being now quoted 784 to
79,and that of 1858 69 to 4. Other foreign stocks are
dull.

The list of the day's sales is annexed :—Brazilian
Five per Cents., 991 ; Chilian Four-and-a-
Half per Cents., 81/ ; Dutch Two-and-a-
Half per Cents., 64, (exchange 129.) ; Mexi-
can Three per Cents., for account (August 30),
211 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 791 ;
Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., for account,
42 ; ditto Passive, 161 ; Turkish Six per Cents.,
1854, for account, 791, 78/, 79, 781 ; ditto, 1858,
for account, 69/, 69.

About 40,0001. in gold was carried to the Bank
on Saturday.

Little specie is being sent to the East. The
Euxine will take to-morrow 38,4001. in silver and
10,1131. in gold for Bombay, and 1,500/. in gold
for Alexandria, making a total of 50,0131.
The Liverpool cattalo market on Saturday showed
an upward tendency. The sales reached 20,000
bales.

The report of the Eastern Counties Railway
directors, given in the Daily News of this morning,
affords the particulars of the project already re-
ferred to in these columns, whereby it is proposed
by an outlay of one million of capital by an inde-
pendent company to construct a branch which shall
turn a large portion of the Great Northern Rail-
way Company is coal traffic on to the Eastern Counties
system. It ID stated that the capital required has
already been subscribed privately by persons of in-
fluence, chiefly connected with the coal interest in
the north.

An extraordinary meeting of the London, Chat-
ham, and Dover Railway Company in called for the
oth September, to authorise the borrowing of two
several sums of 106,0001. and 56,6001.
A letter was received yesterday from the agent
and traffic manager of the Great Soithern of India
Railway Compauy, stating that the line from
Negapatam to Trivalore (14f miles) was opened for
traffic on Monday the 15th July.
A second dividend of 6s. in the pound is announced
by the official managers of the Loudon and Eastern
Banking Corporation, as payable on the 28th inst.
The directors of Bray's Traction Engine Company
(Limited) invite applications for 5,000 shares, of 51.
each. This will increase the capital from 25,0001.
to 50,0001., the company pommeling power to raise
it to 100,0001. The present capital (25,0001.) has
already been subscribed for and expended in expe-
rimental works, from which important results are
stated to have been derived, as well as in the pur-
chase of the patents, rolling stock, plant, drc.
Attached to the prospectus is a list of testimonials
from highly respectable persons, vouching for the
generally satisfactory results which have attended
the use of these engines. Amongst them are some
from the authorities at Woolwich Dockyard,
Messrs. John Penn and Son, and Mr. Thomas
Page.
It is intimated that the letters of allotment of
the Oriental and General Marine Insurance Com-
pany will be issued on the 17th inst.

a A-call of H. is to be paid on the new shares of
1860 in the London and Blackwall Railway Com-
pany, by the 20th Sept.
The eighth call of 21. 10s. is to be paid on the
shares in the Dublin and Meath Railway Com-
pany by the 17th Sept., and a call of 101. on the
shares in the Danube and Black Sea Railway and
Kustendjie Harbour Company by the Ist Oct.
Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's
Weekly List) of tho railway calls falling due in the
month of September. The total is considerably
below the average :
Amount per Share.

Due. Already Number
Due In Sept., MI. Date Paid. Call. *Mares. Amount
Lancashire and York-

eklro 101. 4per ;in7,
1861
Lo lon and Blackwall

14w it;ares ------
20 4* 1 0 0 40,106 44156
llancbester, NheMeld,

and Llne.knatdre,
'ton and L. Extension. 10 2 10 0 22,600 66,250
Riga and Unnatturg 3O 184107. 112 0 81,800 130,580
l'xbildge and 11.1ckmans-
worth lO dept. 20 0 7,000 14,000

Total la Sept

Total called In ulna mouths of 1801 .... ta.797.478
The Kitunaird has arrived from China with
842,0001 be. of tea. _

With reference to the American duties on pro-
duce Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons remark as
follows :

The New York letters this week have brought accounts of
the definite rates adopted by Congress for the variom arti-
cles of consumption which are to be subjected either to an
increase of duty or to the imposition of entirely new duties.
The rate on sugar is to range between Id. and 3d. per lb.
on coffee it is to be 2d. (not lid., as erroneously stated in
some amounts) ; on tea, 74d. ; cocoa, l id. ; erode chicory,
Id., and ground ditto, 2d. per lb. ; and on molasses, 2id.
per gallon ; brandy is to pay ss. per gallon ; and other
spirits, 2e. ; wines, 50 per cent. ad inform In addition to
these duties on produce, a heavy advance is made on the
rate for silk goods, which is to be 40 per cent ad adores.
The 3 per cent. income tax, which was proposed by the
House of Representatives to be on all incomes above 1201.,
and by the tents on all above 200!., has been fixed at the
medium point of 1601.

SATIIILDAT EVINING.

Consols, which closed yesteW;il7C9lltOlior
the 10th September, opened this morning at 924,
rose to 921 to 1, and closed at 921 " buyers." Foe
money the last price was 92 to 4. After the close
of the Stock Exchange the market was rather
flatter, stock being offered at 924 for the account.
The official business report is as follows :—Three
per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 911, 924 ;
ditto for account (Sept. 10), 92, 4, 92, 4 ' • Three
per Centa.ilteduced, 92, 1 • New Three per Cents.,
911, 924 ; Bank Stock, 234 ; India Five per Cent.
Stock, 103, 1021, 3 ; ditto for account,
1021, 103, 1021, 3 ; ditto Scrip, 1031,
4, 1 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper,
96 • ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1024.
The scrip of the India Loan rose this morning to
1031 to 1, and closed at 1034 tot, being 1 higher
than yesterday. The stock left oat 1021 to 103.
The inquiries for the rupee paper have increased,
and the market shows an upward tendency. The
Five per Cent was marked to-day 96, and the Five-
and-a-Half per Cent., 1024.
Exchequer Bills continue in demand as a medium
of investment for the surplus balances of bankers
and others, and have experienced a further rise of
Is. to 2s. The March issue closed at 9s. to 3s. dis.,
and the June at Is. to 4a. preen.
The foreign stock market was quiet. Turkish
Bonds were steady. The Loau of 1864 closed at

-

78, to 79} and that of 1853 at 69!, to 70, after
being marked 70.1. Mexican BoluLs were slightly
firmer at 211 to 22&.
Bank shares remain steady. Madras Irrigation
were rather flatter. There were inquiries fee
Netherlands Land Preference, which were marked
1 and 1 (51. shares). Peninsula and Oriental Steam
were rather flat. Great Ship were quoted fle. 6d.
to 7e.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings today were as follows :—Ocean Marina
Insurance
/, to 5i prem.; Thames and Mersey
Marine, to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine limn,
Anse, to : London and Provincial Ma-
xine, par.

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Ciwcic..

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Wheal Seton shares are in demand to-day st
to 75 ; South Frances at 125 to 127+ ; Providence
at 35 to 36 ; and Cara Camborne, at to ; Prat
Caradon are steady, at 25 to 11, and Stray Park
quiet at 291 to 301. Marke Valley are quoted 10
to ; West Polmear, 15s. to 17s. 6d. ; and North
Downs, 4/ to 1.
St. John del- Rey Mining shares are in demand,
and are marked 36/, 35k, and 36. United Mexican
are quiet, but fairly supported ; they have been
dealt in at 51 and 5.
A meeting of bondholders of the Wildberg Consolidated
iningComptay is called for the 9th September.
At Wheal Anne (St. Austell) meeting, on the 20th inst.,
the accounts showed • debit balance of SOL 13s. Id. A call
of se. per share was made.
The Wheal Moyle accounts, presented at the meeting on
the :and inst., showed • debit balance of 1,1251. le. sd. A
call of 4a per share was made.
At Wheel Clifford and Consols mee on the 21st inst.,
• dividend of 3f. 10• per share was declared, leaving 401,
7s. 4d. to the neat account.

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added. 3- THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 26, 1861.
' I • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Tag Y
fogOLUDIM3 OAK; 03 15 sows. melt, 5 ft, with 10t) ILab) Intelligent& paid secretary. It appeared from the statement of Mr. MARKETS. , new parcels underwent no reduction. Beans ratter dearer.
yrcld fillies, Bat 711 ts each ; winner extra, km Edwin, for the prosecetios, that about four months ago the Pees dull, and no alteration in price.
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The second to receive 50 eon out of the Makin, and the pieuer waa secretary to the Pride of the Nile lodge of • WieBool, Auonerr 24.-The weather during the week has
Ting YORK AL'Orler MEETING. third to save his stake. One mile and a quarter. co maw/ MITILOPOLITAN COUNT! 001711T5.
Sitting dap •appointed teethe meesitt week. Forester, and it wee his deity to write out cheques for TALLOW. -SATURDAY Arnie/room-The market was been vary fine, and doing all that can be desired. A few
NTR Mate 09 218 rt ream. --'4014e1,11100. Crusade, Chifforiere, fby Wild Dirndl- ittooreray, pornsed.roatt -Wednesday, August 18 : Them mosey ordered to be paid ; &there signed by him sod the firm today. At the close the following prices were current :
Ekoth des, Forum Lathe West, Flotilla, Itedpole, Annie day. al ;_lrelder. W. sam-- oleo of new wheat and oats were offering today, the
chief ranger they thee
July,
to the treasurer far pay. -New, none ; spot, 1860, brook, 445. 6d. ; Oct. to Dec., quefiey of both fin,,, and fetching from 50.. to gt„ for
k•iti,--•Thel introduction Ifs "cup race into the de ohara. Tweßek.--gtfose Stocking,
mat. On the 9th of July. 1860, a cheque was made out 472. ,
_• separate months, 475. to 475. 6d. ; Jan. to March, wheat, oolba, and 22e. to RI.. go, mt.. 40 to 421 he.
pregessione of the York August Meatier. snit other impor• in Time. Elk, Any Authoress, Stitch Bow. latrfield-roed.-Thunday, Aug 29: Pride,. 3G
The Little Queen, Veracity, Lamont, Camberwell New.rosit-Montlay, Aug. 20 : Tues. for M. is. to Mr. Batton, the surgeon to the court. The 475. 6d.
Woacisrait, A uoMIT 24.-At this day's market there was
1 se at asentiene. show that the race committee have not I laetY Clwatevol3ll. feraZinsy Teddington-Doubt's dam, dat " . 7774"7•49*,ne5day, A.ll/. stuitc shut lath eon to the suggentoos of those who wish Lamella fby Tleddiuten-Doubt's dam, Calcutta, Sweet woonwken_lb,eieeneg. Ansel eit primmer received that sum, and breed of paying it to the
doctor converted it to Disown use. a small attendance and a moderate supply of old and new
the undertaking every mime' ; tut oht the experiment has 1 Hawthorn, lady el the Lake, fby Loth of the Idee- lir.
comba_i
me
the
obeque
is
made
ma, "
pay
mr. a
aSligUhOtAi.R.p-ratalaror., Aucuer 24.-We have experienced
meat in the demand this week for meet Eliglish wheat. which was generally held for lest week's
a"t or, brie node of adding moth. r day to the three it at ' Miss Abu, Prudence, Violet, The Nymph, Tattoo, Trap-
Mta-iii 'erupt. n • wallow for w,4610T, as 3 0 tuiPosible cage, limey Girl, Abbess of Coverhem, &oda, Impetuous
to imagine how it amid fail so prove profitable, sad Ur see ]lolly Blanche, Revere, Birmth
gnat lady of those to be found on the Kilmartin, Duch oneethallets,/wwwtgadieyiditaederadd, wombat, pretty
every sear heartily wish for the change. Three Parye...tieradeee, Juno, Louth Leclereq, Ricochet, fby
dms do not suffice to Mier off comfortably orpodo- rthe Lynn, Royal Prisms, Sweetbrier, BOote. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
____ _
OLD COURT.
(Brion the COMMOII Sedeant.)
Way so, h mem as those is this year's programme, for, Mater to for William (hob) (wrong ran.), Ihy Nuathorneeh Mr. Melee& made an application to the court in refer- Button? How is it the money was not paid to him I descriptions of sugar, and sake of several parcels have been
Mr. Edwin-I understand that it is customary for the made at full prices ; the trade, however, do gat seem die• slowly,u
secretaries to draw the doctors' cash, and pay them. to purchase largely. Refined goods are in rather al
Mr. Combo-Not without an order from the doctor, Oder demand, but Prime remain unaltered. Runt-Deana- Yo
SE,
Mr. Edwin-Oh, yes ; they had such confidence in the 3s• gd- to ls. pyce. American about Is. per qr. lower. Barley moved
at former rates. Oats a few sale without change in
. Beans and peas neglected.
SE, Alluutir 24.-There was a rather better Ripply of
rare are sell at la. 9d. proof per gallon, and Jamaica, wheat today than last week, a proportion of the show
--- being samples of the new crop, the -quality of which was
very fine. The attendance of buyers wee thin, and with •
psalia4 tttcre will he two or three walks over on the tint -Roper's Daughter (wrong now.. Douses Maria (pia), we to throe 1001. Bank of England notes that had been sehmrerl.agembe-Then I think it is highly improper. The COTTON,-LlegerOOL. AUGUST 24.-The market his 414 w ital • Prime declined tall,' la per quart" l old
bakes from • primmer named Deboce, who was convicted a treasurer, according to the wording of the cheque, had no been firm at yesterday's Twice*. The sales are 20,000 bales,
Mir. we have ail! at loses eine races per diem to set Maid of Tees Valle (paid), Lis (Paid), lad Bird (paid),
y Ydr_.,tto,..._
.1 unseleit le. Whiteised_s6%.
to to ti0.b...4
through. aud they cannot be properly eejoyed in the time, Rediewe (paid)• few error ego of being concerned in an eatenn, robbery right to pay anyone but hr. Biros or hie ardor, It is of including 14,140 American, at 61d. to 91d. ; 5,000 Surat, mc.__,_
_,.... fo ......_ Per --"' atone. Barley ••••'"•
gems-ially a. the o-r. :are totems( attaches to the ma.ority. Tyr s UVIMILI 9TAILIM of 100 sou. each, 30 ft, for two- of silk from St. Katharine Dock, and sentenced to 18 the utmost importance that such extensive societies . the Md. to lid, ; 500 Egyptian, go, to igd. •80 pereere, 64d .
Foresters should be careful of their funds. I perceive many 30 Babia, 9d. • 300 Maranham, 80. io 9gcl.• of whiii epanuipy, and me tone of the trade proving dull, holders
The change emit! enovely require soy Mee 015 ear be yr.olds • colts, tat 71b ; fillies, eat 51b. Three-quarters of a mesthe haFrisenntent. .
his lordship, who tried the of the cheques are only signed by the prisoner. How is with some difficulty obtained the currencies of het week.
gneu :ors.. as 1.601 W. is • pnacely rma to distribute over mile. (4 subo_c.p.do.., fby The Little Known out The Lamed counsel reminded 10,000 ar., gor e'pecakticia aad expOrt. The wea.e import Griuding, 325. to 345. per qr. • several new samples were
offered, end realised rates accOrding to quality. The de•
the testily items requinng added moor,. and the fields fur eg Georgia, Scandal, Laughter Stock. calm that • gentleman named Newton, who was the owner that? is 16,625 bales. the Itietintals, Yorkshire I inks, Winton, Prince of Wales's, - - • of extensive silk mills at Derby, and a man of considerable Ose of the treater here mid that the chairman must -- mend for oat, was not active, but the supply was moderate,
mai ottr ..r to,. minor Gems would be stronger then they ere Tyr BLACK Duce Omer ci 1.000 eon. sub, 300 ft, palatial in that town, was included in the indictment, and i hays bees absent. COTTON GOODS.-MuICHISTER, Avower 24.-Thebusi• thirratee treve.tlette as way "16" week for old "884, which Darr, ~,,b4 to the clothing which unavoidably takes place. for two- olds • colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Set 3lb ; 3lb and 6lb charged with feloniously receiving the property, but upon the Mr. Combo-All I can say Is that if you carry on your veer done during the week has been of limited amount, made 245.. to 30s. per 24 Moos ; new ditto met a tolerable
I TM.. sit -only drawback oe the meeting, which is sure to anowest Thr44l
' outer, of a mile. (3 subsl-F hy V. trial it warn moat satisfactorily established that although he business in such a loose manner your funds will soon dis- especially in cloths. The prices of piece goods and yams sale, at various press-23a. to 265. per ditto. For beans
. . Wider& Thur.& and Fri& Melbourne-Maid of Maoism OM), f'hieftain's Death- hod purchased the silk of the parties by whom it was stolen he and those men who had been contributing hinds for are kept stead or advancing, by the continued n
inmetiau its prestige or y, y, y, ...
appear, _
men should those who expect to get a peep st Big Bea sad •°r. •by tiumtickmr-ltr7a° Read). bed done so quite innocently, and in the way of his business, ahesevolent purpose would be ruined. movement In the value of raw cotton. Spinners are able to
and the prices of hat week were generally sustained, rates
LOA...lrmo be disappointed, for there are many plodhorses TRY BRANNAN PARK hmazus of 100 son. each, :i0 ft, for and the jury aoquitted him. The money referred to was no Mr, George Nash, one of the trustees of Court Prided effect a very small sale for the bans trade and for Germany
ranging from 40s. to 50s. per 38 stone. Malt was not in
L. , "Strut the period three-year old races without their threeir-olde ; colts, bet 71b ; fillies, Sat 3lb ; winners in doubt part of the purchase money for the silk, and it was the Nile, held at the Rose end Crown, said that up to May at the rates of last week. Doubled yarns are in pretty good large supply, and business was dove at 70s. to 72a. ; rye,
amistases ]gill 31b extra. One mile and a half. (:isubs.)-c by found upon Debock when he was taken into custody, and last the prironer was their paid secretary, and be then demand, and very firm, from 60's to 120's, but the lower 36a. per qr. Flour, 41a. to 43e. per 20 stone.
iat the first day we shell have a dozen prizes metered, Chmiticleer-Cithilds. Will o' the Wisp, Erichtirthith it had since been handed over to the Treasury. A petition absconded. The books were then looked into, and the first counts are flat. Buyers for all markets are observing the KMitcAm37, Aonuter 24.-Again we have to report too
woe of them hiving c10...ed, and Aimee these are them for Thu BURGUNDY Beaus of 100 eon. each, b ft, for four. had been sent in, asking that the money might be restored item they discovered was 3/. 25., which the prisoner had greatest caution, only making small purchases when much wet weather during the week ; Sunday and Thur.
2 ear .4,1. the Convivial, .1 urende, sad Black Duck yr-olds ; odta list nb ; fillies, oft 41b. Two miles over the to Mr. Newton, but the reply was that the government received in July, 1860, to pay Mr. Button, their sumer. they. can no longer be delayed, unless Dame con- day were wet throughout. In the early districts of the
Makes. Wit ale lotto! la reduced to • match between a Old Course. (4 sebs.)-Umpire, Maggiore, Richmond, and would not do this mates the judge who tried the case Than were two others for 91. 125., discovered immediately canton in price induces them to go beyond the supply country reaping has commenced, but it will not be general
eery nimienite ally !of Mr. Mtorry'.. called Chieftain's Tbormanby. certified that such • course ought to be taken. He there- ahereards, all of which the prisoner had converted to his of immediate wants. The prospect of permanent dearness until next week • the crop is balking smaller than was an-
Dasighter, earl tune of Lord tda.gow's " dark" Young TIN CII29IIII2FIKLD HANDICAP, of 5 goys. each, with fore now had to request that his lordship would give am- owe ass, of the raw material makes sellers very unwilling to take ticipeted. Complaints of the potato direr reach us front Melbourne fillies ; while the 3 over, is at the mercy of Sir 100 added; winners og any handicap of HD, so„ value after commendation that the money should be restored. Mr. Combe, on examining the cheques produced, said it lower than their quotations. Scarcely anything can bedone all quarters. At our country markets this week, we had I' %Jack. thanks to Laughing Mask, oho was so fancied August 19, 71b extra ; the second to receive 10 wars. out of The Common Serpent said he ren.embered all the facia was astonishing bow badly theme large brat societies were for the Mediterranean markets or for India. Shirting' for • good quantity of wheat offering, and although farmers by the r.IISAIn Nei Whin running untraienl at Ascot. The the &tutu Use nom (27 our) of the case, and he was Perfectly satisfied with the verdict conducted. The allowed every opportunity for the secretary the East have been in but limited request, and even a seemed anxious to sail, they would not accept the prices
Ouevived. however, will be both contested, for Lorelei, Age at lb Age lb is thecar of Mr. Newton, and he thought the mousy ought to robe/tent. Ile should, however, tuljourn the case for s few decline of 4gd. per piece from the prices of a tonight ago offered by buyers, preferring to hold on. The few oats Or 111.: Eleatee, NM tgli; Neptanu., ,cot 51b; a sir William Gemmel Bees.e if le I Lpperhand
Armstrong. eat 51k, anall wirers, and I suspect we have not a.Yoe 84,`"88_, ~...___,_ 4 b 101 tt matey 37 5 not see how he was to communicate with' the government arrangepthosecutioo. not sufficient to teat the &mom of prices. A telegram today, we had small 'applies of wheat ad oats, and only
yet seen the true forte of Humane, 7st 131 b, or Zetland, 711,;:k• •• 4 s 7 l Gar'ireer
no 311 i, is public. Eighteen others have shows themselves phew ....... ..... 4il 7 1 Lido oa
5 8 4 Zodiac II 7 4 drier the wawa, csmaistieg of The Cutler, I I tubule, Culotte fates ,b In t s 2 .lineaae jam"
.... g 2 4 mosey ought to be given up. Mr. Cues the positively refused. are comparatively steady in the Manchester market, but the 345. to Ma sd, par qr. ; barley, 295.; cats, 265. to 31s.
de Peru. Wetly Hemet Knot, Summer (came,Who's Who, Oxford 4ii 2 1 Krlchthosiles 37 I 311 r. Metcalfe observed that it would be very bard indeed transactions are unimportant, and the tendency of prices is WATWOID, AUGUST 24.-The weather this week has
Therms, The Chieftain's Daughter, Irene, ('raft, Lord burr uthlitle.... 4 80 1 Liim.ellll - LAMBETH. against the producer. The prospect, of trade continue very been very unsettled, and harvest work progresses but
Albert. Flytrap, the Paradigm Idly, fisrtiagton, Pillager, Rock '4,-*"1161111
slowly in our neighbourhood. The wheat crop is spoken
Tara.wa..., Gaiety, and Temptation the lot being held V.k.O7st
gone ....ie by RUA h•• trio as N, .tunas, Lorelei, and Zetletid. ;me.
4 7 12 /Ma Wily.
'if he lose this ruin of 3001. in addition. He believed, eag ae a mai,. 02 gaffaik end a .. follower of fair.," was -
badly of, both as to quality and yield; but oats and barley
4 70 i Young t ',nem' 211 e 6 172 however, that if Ms lordihip would state public] that he owed at the bar before the Hon. G. C. Norton on • charge WOOLLEN CLOTH.-Lmte, Amnon. 24.-There was ere expected to turn out about a fair average. We have
wt., will have eeverthelem to meet seversl formidable st• nein s 791 Imperetrke ••• • A a 0 thought the money ought to be returned, it would have the of gambling at an illegal fair, opened on the day before at • fair attendance of buyer in the coloured cloth-hall this had very moderate arrivals of foreign grain, wad of our own
•• dark- , salehites. This last •niemioued list is twenty.four I:prateber
retook, and thus their number as equal to the public per. Tug Firm Nonni or ENGLAND BIENNIAL SPAKJOt Of The Conroe Serjeant then said he had no objection to baiter' of the neighbourhood. better than on Tuesday. The market in the white cloth, trade notwithsteeding has been far hem active, and the formally express his opinion that under the circumatances Os bearing tho nature of the charge, Mr. Norton observed ball was also well attended, and a new feature was pre. husures laming in aII articles most trifling. For wheat,
%noes.. the tee that make up the fifty.rght subs. lo ors. each, b ft, with 100 added, for 3-yr-olds ; colts,
baying is forfeit, so that ma the prne will be tat 71b ; fillies, itet 21b ; the sewed to receive • sum equal Mr. Newt" was entitled te bare the money restored
te him,
that he Led hoped the police had succeeded in putting down seated in the presence of several French buyers. Their oata, sod barley we repeat former quotations, but Indian
inwth overly .11.10 f. any good animals that may bo-.. to 10 pr cent. on the whole stake, and the third to save his (Before Mr. Justice Blackburn.) the nuisance in this instance, ae they had at Brixton, where attention was entirely confined to heavy geode, and several corn may be purchased at 3d. par barrel reduction, the de-
timoverol at borne will,. put in en appearance ; stake ; two miless over the Old Course. (49 subs.) - Animus, Philippa Bastrott. let, an intelligent-looking little girl, a similar'llePi fair had been commenced. transactions tool, pram with them in oltoeye and similar nand being much interfered with by tbe large quantity of
laspeeter Worrell said that a sufficient body of police was goods. These fabnes were principally in demand today polatue offering for sale at low prices. Flour worth rather
still, il,spite the old adage, there's se good bah in the Snapairagoo, Elcot Lase, Postage, Letty West, May Gosling, sae indicted for maliciously awl feloniously setting fire to a
sea." tee.. Ido sot anticipate Neptuntts's defeat by one of Annie de Clare, Sequitur, Coejuror, Blue Stocking, Autho- bore, with intent to injure the owner of it on the ground the day before to suppress the fair, but Mr. by nearly all the buyers, and some.considerable sales were more money. Imports this week .--Wheat, 1,900 qrs. •
W. is be will have the be.t of the weights with the nu, Alcbymist, Dictator. Glen Stewart, Aotwerp, Lady There was also a secood indictnient against tbe prisoner, Greatheed., the owner of the field, bad declined to act, hay. effected. Indian corn, 2,800 ; liour, 835 barrels 364 maths. Parra
majority . and it will take • fair bone to best %eland, who Chesterfield, Little Cob, Rushy, Steriert, Sweet Haw- which charged her with stealing • dress, a gold bracelet, 'N. Mg. es it Nu mid. received scum of money to allow the fair this week :-Oets, 1,685 barrels ; flour, 373 sacks ; oatmeal,
les lowa, oat my goad opinion, es read when he fret thorn, Lady of the Lake, Prudence, the Dutchman, Came- In money, and other property belonging to Thomas West, to proceed. HARDWARE.-Breutomnam, Abonirr 24.-The trade 24 mots.
cur out• and ins so 00 math as to give his trainer great rise, Lopoatcher, Trapcage, Gipsy Girl, (ridden Cloud. Mr. M•Donnell appeared for the prosecution. The pi- Ur. Norton again expressed his regret that the law was of this town has rallied since our last report. There are
hoped of hint. I he caner wrest the winniog rosin from not seSciently strong to suppress sea nuisances, and the more orders in on account of the country trade, and gene-
Emote, Reveille, Lady Blanche, tag Ben. Roving Bov, softer was defended by Mr. Sleigh.
.Nepttinu., he will fight wall foe the ten per cent.., and it Virg:dies, Vancouver, Sadie, Shepherdess, Kettledrum (alb The prosecutor mid his wife it appeared resided in Kentish- charge against the prisoner was proceeded with. It was that rally there is an appearance of improvement in every de- WEATHER REPORT.
...la .4 s irpr.se me base him the absolute wirer. The extra), York Minster, Kiraly!, Mouutery (rid), Kildrum town, and the prisoner was in their service. On the 19th of hexing •• table, with •• large Piece of caner on it, en nutmeat. The metal trades are undoubtedly the best ; --
three•trolds have four prises set before them, the (paid), Maid of Tees Valley (paid). Isis (rail). lady Bird of July the prisoner's master and mistress were out of which wee punted a number of running hones, a spiodle in but in many other branches the men are working more time SaTORDAY, Acorn 24, BTO 9 &IL
Brunthroulark Maim being reduced to a certainty (paid), Matador (paid), Sweetbrier (paid), Mimic (dad), town, and the prisoner '7" left in charge of the house, the centre, and an indicator on top, and where the indicator than they have been for several months, though they are for
be the the-Wisp, and tfie Produce Stakes to a lieedede (dead).
match between Caller on' awl Starlight (who might Ha Kuser's Pram of 100 gui there being no one with her but the proeecutor's mother- rested over • horse the layer on that horse rimed 'ad. in still not fully employed. The foreign trade is steady. B. IE. IL D. Y. C. I. i L
o.thremsaise lth while the Yorkshire Oaks. for al' four At 716 • sv..ad -9st lib. Two miles. • To'
. 3.,..01de get 'db. aide'''. It appeared that the prisoner wee left alone in addition to the hall-peppy put down. As is all such games, There are a goodici number of continental orders
d in heed,
the evening mentioned, and when the mother-in-law, the odds were considerably in favour of the table, and when and • far 82 mg from
.he West Indian
.lail Inas, has only • uouplo of respvthble public per eater ~,., • - six, a
who was only absent a short time, returned, she discovered taken into custody 3s. in copper, and 14,, in silver, were market& There
.is also a
.1390 doing
,on account cf China. _-_ - _ ---. formes' out of the Oftv.iiitor subecribars. These are '-''" - Testae' eight'found on him, independently of a couple of pounds in silver The iron trade in this district is Imprortng. There axe THY Sour° Orman of 5 son. each, with Toadied ; for that the ' er hod absconded, and that the house had
Brown Duerr, fht, and Tattoo, Set 711., laid the formerhe threw away. Mr. Norton committed him to the House some orders just in for the best brands of finished iron, end ~ gave the spigot Lodge mare such a heeling in the Oaks as It•yr-olde ad upwards ; the winner to be sold for 100 son., been as fire. It • red that the fire broke out in one of
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of Correction for one month, and ordered that the money the works are in fuller operation than they were at quarter 1
A!B"inu.... 2,44:734, 4647 met W.N.W.
2A. to bold her quite sae, so that the Ditcher has only to fear kc. T.Y.C. To clogs sod name on Urdu night the beck bedroom., and the bed curtains, the mattress, and
e •
found on him should be appropriated to his support while day. At some of the collienes in the Broomhill district zza.„ 29.79 50 U N.W. b 4
the bedding were partly consumed. The principal evidence
the " dark' Sweetbrier, est, who was hy as accident pro- against the pnsooer appeared to be that she was seen in the WI Pa the men are on strike against the reduction of their wages gamma 2279 67 62 W. c 2
vested mike', bee appeenees at Newmarket iu the spring. RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. bedroom where the fire took place immediately before it WORSHIP -STREET. wale, of which they had notices • fortnight ago. AKDRUSAR 29. 67 64 N.N.L c 3
after brag a pretty good thing at borne, and ought to pre. - Pomona 300$ 311 06 W. b I
GREAT ltioarimme RAILWAY.-Day tickets, issued happens& and she woe seen to come out of the back door Mary Morel!, 44, was charged before far. Knox with
b 3
rut the prise going out to Yorkshire if at to run, which the from London (King's-au. Mare) ad other stations, of the house with • bundle, and to jump over the garden being in unlawful possession of 135/. in Bank of England OORN.-CuniuMor., AUGUST 24.--T ere was • fair sup-
GALWAY . NISI 51 58 W.
Meath 29.86 60 61 N.W.
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betting at starting will he the belt criterion .I. Th. Fifth where they may‘ usually- be 'med. to York, on Tuesday fence and run away.; notes. ply of new wheat to-day which was taken off pretty freely scwomiSa tem ea es w
.N.w . b 3
i North of
hkildlrland Meanie], two miles, will probably bring
c 6
.. and intervening don. will be aviuMbh for return by any Mr. Sleigh, et tile close of the Cale for the present. Mr. Joseph Edward Shriller& • silk trimming menu- at last week's rates. A large supply of oats, quality very LITIRPOOL
.426thett„,r,i,•„„.6•4ksisae, 22684` it°46.4666444'. „, ,41" 64:4.,_,41 *". train on any dayup to arid Meted' Saturday next. A Br, submitted that there had not been proved such a setting &Muer, carrying on business in Bpitalfields, said-About 8 fine, which side le. per stone. VALTIWTIA
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- ---••- - '-' - - '''''" ' '''''''"lBM.B' special ex t by which first nd clam orb• fire to the house as was contemplated by the act of parlim o'clock on Friday evening 1 happerdto enter the eleven Stars CULLUM, AUGUST 24.-We bed only si small supply of S 71868884- 60:: "68 74•11• W•
se 4
that ran quite untrained at Newmarket in the spring). ears tickets will be available, will leave York et 5.0 p.m. ment. His lordship, however, refused to stop the car. public-hour, in Fleet-street, Brick-lane where I observed, all kinds of grain this morning, farmers being very busy with ig:s°,/iew-- 14:14 ii 44 N.W.b -
Lhotatee. net 71k, and Yorldninseer. 868 rib. Otheriim. oe Friday A t 30, for Doncaster Sheffield, Notting. Mr.
sleighS then addresse l
ithe jury for the prisoner, and lying upon the counter, a bundle of back notes. The pri- harvest operations et present. Wheat met • fair sale at0 e
OM 71b, Lopaithiner, OM 71a, ad Antwerp Set 71b, I doubt ham, pet:thorooth, and Load., Ka 1 •DOTER 130.11 55 68 W.N.W.
Vie urged aer behalf that was not likely so ycung a girl sore who 0100 atandiog in front of the package, geeing my prices the tarn in favour of buyer. Barley and ode were porrostoern mu in at N.W. m I
I Master the &Cann, mad both 84axli4ht and Reales. having •
trains will run u under : ng mcror Stetion.
should have contemplated the commission of such • serious attention directed to it, embeds a Are they good?" Ire- slow of sale et last week's rtes. One sampled new wheat, pouter_ 88,24 le 88 W. c 1
3lb penalties. whirh mien time weights to Set Bab, Vir.
offence, end that there was nothing to show conclusively plied, " 1 really do not know. Well, said the, a I have and two or three of new oats were shown, all of which were l'lnnomi
I plow, 84 71b, I the esly or to join issue with the trio
pot to
named, the hest of the let being Diet ar, who mut Lear, Kinewerons. Arrive at York.
7.40 a.m. 3.45 p.m.67 N W
that the fire was not the result of accident. If this bed got more of them," at the same time pulling out others, in goodcoodition. Wheat, white, new, 20s. 6d. 5022.. 9d. ; Pairmarigo •• 8688 OD
8.W.0 4
•._ as . old, COMUGUOI2I WO 67 - 6 e 6
put eat home first, rid have Virgibus and Conjuror light- 9.0 „ 1.0 „ been the case, be said that the fact of the prisoner and placing them down ; "and whet is merry I burned • red, new, 18a. 6d. to 20s. 9d. Barley, new is& ou . num um 84 _ W.H.W.o 6
running away might be fairly ascribed to the alarm bundle of the same in lighting the fire this morning." She 13e. to 14.. 3d. Ora, potato, old. 9a. flil. to 10s. Al. ; guar _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
sag for the need moor. The Burgundy Slakes enll and 10.0 „ 2.55 ~
that she would naturally feel eat such an occurrence, then asked me if I would lend her a eovereign upon the new, 10s. to 10a. 911. ;common, old, 81. 6d. to 'AL ,6d. BAYOMI3 - N. 4 a 1
normality an wry tag • rid Oxford, 4 yrs, flat SI& must no noon 5.40 „
rather than as an indication of guilt. whole lot until the following. morning. I objected to this, Rye, 14s. to 15s. Linos - N.W. a b 2
not be overlooked for the. Chesterfield Haodicep, for he lii 5.0 p.m. 10.0 ~
an exposed bone, and re or two that ma better 9.15 „ 2.30 mte. The learned Judge having summed up, the jury,Nor Guilty, after a but wishing to get them in my own possession, under
short deliberation, returned a verdict ofGUILDFORD, AUGUST 24.-There was • good show of
such circumstances, I consented to leave the re- old wheat, with only a limited quantity Mr new. Trade ZXPLANATION.
** la" may lei kept expeessly for the Our ' ' Leave Tort. Arrive at King's-orsea Mr. Sleigh then said that, with regard to the second quired amount with the landlady, if the notes g.iiiiet, and prices rather against seller. Some fine barley, 8.-Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at mean sea
tie the second day there will be • arm& at some little 4.11 am. 9.50 am. charge, the prisoner, by his advice, would plead guilty, and, were entrusted to me for the pompom of auertain• be. per bushel, reelined 42e. Wheat, 32a. to 630. • ditto, level :each 10 feet, of vertical ries, causing about one-hundredth
interest for the Mawr IL Legsgatekee, es Oarhinser will have 7.30 „ 3.45 p.m.
. above 32 deg. ceasing
in raitiption of punishment, he begged to be allowed to ins whether they were genuine. This proposal Wu acceded aew, ege. to we. Barley, Joe. to 4.2 e. Rye, 36e. t'o 38,i,
norcsaAytnch diilnutlon andeieh 10 des „ ore trouble is paling eine( the way of LieWitiwer sod Coe- 10.11 a.m. 4.0 „ state that the Freer was very young, and it wee believed to, end, pocketing the notes, I hastened to the Chapel-yard pm:, ege. to 38e. three-hundredths Increase. E.-Exposed thermometer juror, the made and thesommeters being& little est of his dis- 12.5 p.m. 6.0 „ she Mid done what she Lail ender the influence of some bad station•house, and laid before the police the facts of the in shade. M.-Moletened bulb (for evaporation and dew
HIRTRD, AUGUST 24.-A good supply both of Id and 1t) D -DI tl f wind (teams-two points left f nags
a C.
tree ; end !seabed% teethe accident will give Torkmuster 4.15 „ 9.30 „ man with whom she had become connected. clue, at the same time producing the notes, which consisted _
_,___. _ .___,_ ,__ ,_., _ ,_ a end Watervitchashaeseeminet him foe the Hormfol stake.. Ri. a ."
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mu the first day we shell have a dozen prizes wakened,
me, of them baring clo.ed, and among these are three for
yt old. the Coevientl, .lurenile, and Black Duck
Stakes. But the latter is reduced to • match between a
very moderate ally ~of Mr. Merry's. culled Chieftain's
IMughter. and one id Lord t.ls.gow's "dark" Young
Melbourne tithes ; while the Juvenile ei at the mercy of Ste
4' Houck. thanks to Laughing Sus k, oho was so fancied
lay the fq•llSAlr..sti when running untrained at Ascot. The
Ouevivial, bOIWOVIT, will be hotly contested, for Lorelei,
riat llb: Elector, est s4b; Keptanu., cot 511); and Sir William
Arrestrong, Jul 711 b, anall masers, mud I suspect we have not
yet seen the trot forte et Hanemine, 7st 131 b, or lethal,
Met ;lib, so public. Eighteen others have shore themselves
dame( the name, mosatiog of The Cutler, I tubule, Culotte
di Peru. Many Bremer Knot, Sommer moose, Who's Who,
Theresa, The Chieftain's Daughter, Irene. Croft, Lord
Albert, Flytrap, the Paradigm filly, Hertingtom Pillager,
Tan 14•1•01.1••• Gaiety, and Temptation, the lot being held
quite ...fe by RUA b • trio a. Neptlinue Lorelei, and Zell/sod.
who will have eevertheless to meet several formidable
'• dark- andidates. This last•nieniioued list is twenty.four
strong, and thus their number 10 spiel to the public per.
former.. the tee that make up the fifty.eight subs.
laying paid forfeit, so that as the prise will be
worth toady :WO. any good animals that may be
dissoverel at borne will.. put in as appearance ;
WAIL d.spite the old adage ['here's as `Mal tub in the
use," &a.. Ido sot anticipate Neptune's detest by one of
thrni, As be will have the be.t of the weights with the
majority and it will take • fair horse to beat /wand, who
hes horde oat my goad opiasos, expressed when be first
wise out, and improved so much as to give his trainer greet
home of him. If he newt wrest the winning beeours from
.Neptuen., he will fight well fur the ten per cents., end it
would not s irpr.ae me to see him the absolute wiener. The
three, rolda have four prises met before them, the
Brandieni.ark Stakes being reduced to a certainty
for Willo the-Wisp, sad the Produce Stakes to •
match between Caller Du' tail Starlight (who might
esimpromise it), while the Yorkshire Oaks, for al.
list, has oily • "wide of respectable public per-
formers out of the Oft:taint subscribers. These are
Brown Durbin, Aft, and Tattoo. Net 71b, and the former
gave the Spigot Lodge mare such a heating is the links as
to hold her luite safe, an that the Durham has only to fear
the " dark' Sweetbrier, Net, who was by as accident pre-
vented making Isar appeenaes et Newmarket in the swing,
nut hang a pretty good thing et home, sad ought to pre-
vest the prise going out to Yorkshire if tit to run, which the
betting at starting will be the het criterion of. The Fifth
North of England Breanial, two miles, will probably bring
together half a-domes St. Leger born, the bast of which
are eusjuror. Sat 211 i (a walt of Lord Fitswilliam's,
that ran quite eatrained st Newmarket in the spring).
Itictstor. Pat 71b, and Yorkmineter, Net 71b. Camarillo,
Set 71h, Lopasterser, lila 71b, sad Antwerp, Met 71b, I doubt
Maytag the distance, mad both Starlight and Rowley having
31b permitter, whirl WON their weights to Set 11db,
Vu-
gthus, Met 71b, is the .sly one to pin ire' with the trio
yore. named. She Wet of the let being Dictator, who mad
jar I* home fret, and leave Virgibus sad Conjuror light-
en for the roma money. The Burgundy Sinkers will aced
Thorniest v an may tag . • and Oxford, 4 yes, Mt Mb. must
sot be overlooked for the Chesterfield Handicap, for he 111
sa exposed hone, sad ear or two that ma ppear better
" le" may he kept expressly for the Our
toe the reeved day there will be • snag& at some little
Miner for the Sher IL logiosalehee, es (arisen will have
Boer troubleiegettingeutef the way of Ualdlielst wad Colo
juror, the mile and threerrerers beings litre out of hi. dis-
tance; end lumber' seer accident will give Yoriminater
and Waterwitch asisesessminst him for the Hopeful Stakes,
era should he be palied out foe so poora prim. The feature
ef day, however, a the Err Handicap, two miles, which
will brag about half the lot engaged to the pot, tape Fly.
away, 4 yrs Met 71b, Lady Trespass. Net 21b, lthorouck. est 71b,
Shag Sun. 4 yrs, 74 91b, William, 4 yes. 7st tilb, Pro-
logue, 4 yrs, fist Hetmati, 4 yrs, fist 111b,Bally Ed-
mund. :$ yea. not 91b, Voltella, 3 yn, rid Oh, Gardeser,
3 yrs, net ills, Virgilies, 3 yes let 41b,
4 yr.. tint Mb, and Tulip, 3 yes, 5•11 ilb.
anion reran rarer; while there le • resibilibtivu3
liderbella„ 4 yrs. $.4 4lb ; W ildmaa, 4 yeas Tr dab ; Hera.
3 yrs, tat 21b Sweetbread, 3 yrs, WC eat ltiveses, 3
ye; :at 9th, lielpag to swell the field. flteskeds s abler,
le sot yet decided is, although it is MOM theupreisble. se
the ireey laid %moat bet on Monday lad raid set be got
beck very easily, end the stable sppeazs to hare Nude up its
and to star ce Cape Flyaway. he re stay the I
direr* it doubted by many, es his ran all Area over the I
lade and • quarter with trills' would reefer the weight
'Bethel a very leatent one ; thou bowerr, I. was giving
Vinlbes 11b more than sew, which is rarer/ too mach foe
lie for Isn't Is beating. wale in addition the ring one
✓emand to war tame, sad them be may tiara the tables.
Lady Trepan and Moareece are "Sable comparses,
termer awry's( the bell of the oreoey, although her per.
fortimeess tin erre Ire bees anything but fattening,
and if we bed 1...g0 beak le Ism year's doing the rare
might net as dollbe dew with Dulmbella, -bee the letter
word have the best ef it. Tree is a doubt macerate(
re star isg of Kiting flee. fin William, sad Hotfoots, sod
some go so far im le soy VoheW a surthiag but a glutton,
le Um Ire of the Noes, put ea by hie clever port sad
the relicalloon IMO with sloth obo bar Oars err the aide
sad • ball at Xerieghem. This, as my spire, is good
enengh to Luke bur • better invostmeet time lusty Therm,
whir is called apse to give 3411, trr re year, sad
ugly %lobos of the thew-yearreids em be art
am by_ r us as real* with bar,
he My liknerd Minis apse& met threw lea
✓ualy disrepair'sd me this jeer.h.legnaitems tali;
end may rum ire erre t bee ANN eight weight is
antlreat to pier lb wirier "se dr ards." air Trip
ma up badly on all Ihe leer emoreas ef bee eirtituret
year. Thus Virelbie. Voilelle.oape May, Lily Tres.
• sod Pro ague me tits mar likely to perms the rear,
sod far arise the tee Initramad mar nprement ses.
Now waste with hymide espied orbs op the lot of wee
ant* sempisee, awl hey No of the greeted hipensuree.
eipeohay the War ilatrial. wheelie the peleseirel assess
tempele Nephews. thister, redesd, sod the " ark
thillerise, who is wok however, likely to he most oath.
The rearalt of the etterral will steed • gelds worth
Using. sod should Neptuans triumph therein he ought to
beat Warr when in receipt of 31b. In the Prince of
'Wales's rakes. Hippodamiu with King of Hearts and
Antares next, reads the boot cm paper, all 1 her hang the
stable supply's( a superior; sad the Filly Haring Stakes
geoid be sou by Fen de Jon, who wan eh"' up with
Mippodasuia at Ascot, and beat Costa et Liverpool.
The ligiudos is for two and three year olds, each age
barn/ a mirth, champion, considering the dicta... is •
mile, in Lady (3 im 101 b. sod Msriirset. lyre,Tr. and as Neptonim will doubtless leave the rue to
these, it may be reduced to a match, in which I prefer the
piens cam for the mare has not shown her good form once
this memo.

wniu;stlay's roguing will say so mach for the events
dosed that my observatioas on Friday's gramme bad
better Le &fared until Thuriday.-1 ant„
METEOR.

PROGRADI3IR OF YORK AUGUST
marrniu.—WEDNESDAY.

THE ZErLAIT STAMM of 5 move. each, with 50 added
2.yr-old., rat ; three, Sot 31b ; four, ; five and upwards,
Set 416 ; roues and giddies. allowed 3111: winners extra ; the
aimed t 6 save his stake. One mile. To cline and name ea
Teceday night.
THE Cpxymtt. *mtg. of 10 son. each, b ft, with 100
riled. for 2•yrolds ; eel* eat 61b; Ellie., Set 21b ; 31b
allowed ; winners Mb extra; the second to receive 10 per
east. oat of the stake", and the third to save his stake.
T V.C. ant:al—Lorelei (3111, North Star (Jib). Romany
Xy. CAM, f by Witidiaebgrata— Light of the Harem (31b),
fby Volunteer—llls Harkaway's dam (31b), Cutler (Mb/.
Illubula (:41b), ilatnmaki 131 b), Culotte de Pew Holm (31h).
Elector, Bonny Ilrenat Kat, Kummer (mote, Neptuous
rMith), Kill or Cure (31b), Jody O'Rourke 1314), Fairy Neat
b Who's Who (Mb), eby Tonehstoue--Pair Jean (31b),
rine Merry Dancer (31b), Pretty Jane (31b)
Chieftain" Daughter, Prologue, e by Stockwell—VigneMe,
irigte, croft cilb), Humacao. (314), Lord Albert (Mb),
(311), Flytrap (31b). fby The Cure—Maid of Clifton
(311.). f the l'ure —Helene (316), f by Kingdom—
PareligM, Prick.* Arthur (31b), Alice Maud (316), The
Orphan, Hartiogtoa, Pillager (31b). Pareneetue (Mb).
Whitsndale (3114, Staple Oak (lid)). Whitmore (31b), f by
Hamel 471tourke—itirt4lay (Mb), Mr William Arerdreaa
Jib). Temptation (3110, (lusty. Garibaldi, Prince Edward
.1). Ministate (paid), Pigeon (paid), The Night Watch
)S7 Will Dayrell—Eleoes dam (Mb) (dead). f by
Pkryee Weed), Fanfare gum f by King
of Tre -Tomos& (Jib) (dead), si by The bare—Camphise
Wad), c by rltmticher—(lolikle (31b) (deed).
Tuts ftiso -Thaumt.te.ot.D Puttourr tiragrni 4 100
nem .salt, h fa for lyr.olde ; onus, deilib; SUM.. $4 4lb ;
alleelnl. Each subscriber to manse two marea, sod
being angle the pest. Two laden saber)--Styria 016),
Moolma (Mb), Duenyfield (Jib), Wit Oa OD), Marlmht,
Celled/ice (31h).

Leave Kiai's-croaa. Arrive at York.
7.40 a.m. 3.45 p.m.
9.0 „ 10 ..
10.0 „ 155
12.0 won 5.40 ,
5.0 pm. 10.0 „
9.15 „ 130 a.m.
Leave York. Arrive at Kiates-orom.
4.11 a.m. 9.50 a.m.
7.30 „ 3.43 p.m.
10.9 a.m. 4.0 „
12.5 p.m. 6.0 „
4.15 „ 9.30 „
•5.0 „ 10.30 „
9.45 „ 130 a.m.
• Spacial, Friday only.

MIDLAND RAILWAT.—Day tickets hued from Loudon
(King's-crime and Eustonequareetations), Birmingham, Not-
tingham. Derby, and Sheffield, to York, on Tuesday and
intervening days, will be available for returning by any train
up to. and including Saturday neat.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
erannomtna.
Devon and Somerset, Tuesday and Friday, larkborouBh
—at half•past 10.

Cub buntiag has sominsaced in many counties, and the
prospects of a most suotamfal season an most satisfactory.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

PORTSMOUTH, AocuKT 16.
His haliaa Na'.rarq frigate Eurydice. 36 gum,
Hdaoty. whisk has anived in England as • voyage of is-
suatruaa. banns is beard 66 Tadao aide* will rows ea
the iastaai as her return, calla* at Cherbourg and
&INC

WOOLWICH. AO4IUsT ro.
The Admiralty steam-vessels black Eagle and
Vivid arrived in the barbear yesterday afternoon, having on
Mud kis Dram the Mae of NCIONTIMIK, Admiral Robinson,
(*SIM Drummond, fdr. Whitbread, Lard Clarence Paget,
aad other rneathere el the Admiralty, oa their return to
tows after the Waal impectioa of the dockyard, at Chat-
ham and Shaernsan, Oa Pride their lordships visited
t:lsolhmaz, aad Mee iarpee i the Warnor screw iron-

A MASINS 81110 T ST VowsTaxas.—Mr. Carttar,
swoon for West Kest, bas opened an inciutry into the cir-
commaaces attending the death of Benison.' Bradshaw, a
rof the Woolwich Division of Royal Marine Light
ofattrybs , who Ma killed by a rifle "hot, while actin se
nentlker eehintsora, at target practice, ia PI
marshas, lbe 17th. No evidence was taken as to tho
bets, aid the *wog was adjourned until Wednesday ant,
far • pootinertem examination of the body. This has
bolo canted oat, and it was found that death monad from
the frarocot of • bullet, about the size of a pea, which
entered the lungs. In accordance with instructions
from the War Department, an investigation baa
been made by Captain Jarmo, adjutant of the let
Battalion Kent Rifles, and Sergeant Remo, rifle instructor
Royal Marines, who have reported that the ballet by which
the demand was struck was fired at • range of 600 yards,
from a considerable angle ; and there is a mark on the
inside of the menthe roof, which the shot had evidently
struck, and from it led rebounded and hit the deceased. An
order has been based by the Board of Admiralty forbid.
ding any of the Royal Monne. in future to act as markers
for the volunteen.

The learned Judge, in passing sentence, said be could
nut help observing that although the jury had acquitted the
prisoner of the crime of setting fire to her master's house,
the circumstances connected with that offence were very
suspicious against her, and she might consider herself very
fortunate that the jury had acquitted her of it. She had,
however, pleaded guilty to a charge of robbing her master,
which was a vary serious offence, and notwithstanding her
youth he felt it lhis duty to pass upon her a sentence of 13
months' imprisonment and hard Libour.
Alexander Kay, 40, a respectable-looking man, was
charged with embenhog different sums of money the pro.
party of his employers, Mows. Kolle and Co.
Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted. The prisoner was defended by
Yr. Tindal Atkinson.

After the ow had been opened the prisoner retracted his
plea of not guilty sad pleaded guilty, and he was strongly
recommended to mercy by the prcescutors, in whose service
It appeared he bad been for sieves years.
The Common Serfeatt sesteaeed the prisoner to four
isioutha' hard labour.

This came coocluded the hosier d the seseion, and the
court was adjourned to Monday. degibeaber Si.

THIRD COURT.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Karr.)
In this court, on Friday, Joke Leonard, 25, tailor, sod
Alfred Simpson, 3t, interpreter, were indicted for • bur-
glary io the dwelling-house of Lady Caroline lamellas and
stealing two bracelets and other articles, of the value of 30f.
Mr. Cooper prosecuted and Mr. Metes/fa defended Simp-
son, the prisoner Leonard pleading guilty.
The circumstances of the came were these :—On the even-
ing of the 2:41 of July the house of Lady Lascelles, 22,
Eaton-square, was entered by means, it is supposed, of •
false key, and upon one of the young ladies going up to
her bedroom she saw a man there, and with great
presence of mind closed the door upon him,
without giving any alarm excepting to her brother;
and the result was that the pi ironer Leonard was
taken on the spot with some of the property in his "a
mien. Some property wag however missing, and Simpaon,vit
w
as well as Leonard was known by the police to be an associate
of thieves, having been sees with Leonard going in the
direction of lotus-pacer, shortly before Leonard was taken,
the police kept a look-out, and upon the Ist of August he
(flinipeon) was taken into custody. The magistrate, not
thinking the evidence of his being seen in company
with Leonar, or the assertion of that he was
" with him," sufficient, discharged him. Before he had
time to quit the court two women connected with Leonard,
who were preempt, gays some information to the constables
who had the are, and they wain brought Simpson before
the magistrate. The two worneu were then examined,
and they stated that upon the day preceding the rob-
bery the prisoner Simpson came and told Leonard that
be had arranged a job at V, Eston-equare, and that it was
to be done between nine and tea by • false key, which he
had got for the door. On the night of the robbery Simpson
name for Leonard, and they went out together. Upon thin
evidence the magistrate sent both of the prisoners for trial,
and the same story was now told by the two women.
The jury found Simpson Guilty.
The police said the prisoners were old offenders in this
class of offence ; they only came out in February from
penal servitude, having been sentenced together for four
years, and had since then suffered two terms of imprison-
ment for attempted burglaries.
The Conimissioner sentenced them to 15 years' penal
servitude, expressing • bop, that the government would
send them out of the
The court stands lA= maid Monday, Sept. I'3.

Mr. Joseph Edward Sheppard, • silk trimming manu-
facturer, carrying on business in Spitalfields, said—About 8
o'clock oa Friday evening I happened to enter the Seven Stan
public-home, in Fleet-street, Brick-lane where I observed,
lying upon the counter, a bundle of back notes. The pri-
soner, who was standing in front of the package, seeing my
attention directed to it, asked, "Are they good?" I re-
plied, " 1 really do not know. Well, said she, " I have
got more of them," at the same time pulling out others,
and placing them down • "and what is morn, I burned •
bundle of the same in lighting the fire this morning." She
then asked me if I would lend her a sovereign upon the
whole lot until the following morning. I objected to this,
but wishing to get them in my own possession, under
such circumstances, I consented to leave the re-
quired amount with the landlady, if the notes
were entrusted to me for the purpose of amertain-
ing whether they were genuine. This proposal was seceded
to, and, pocketing the notes, I hastened to the Chapel-yard
station-house, and laid before the police the facts of the
case, at the same time producing the notes, which consisted
of two 201., six 101., and two 51. notes, the number and
date of which I carefully entered in my pocket book.
The notes in question were here produced by Inspector
Osborne, H division, and identified by the witness.
Richard Robinson examined— I am a weaver, and live in
Weaver-street, Bethnal-green. On the night in question I
went into the Seven Stars. It was about 9 o'clock. While
at the bar 1 maw a piece of thin paper flitting about on the
ground, and, *king it up, found it to be • 5/. MM. I after-
wards, from what was told me, gave it to the police.
Constable White, 9o—l was directed by my inspector
to accompany Mr. Sheppard to the Seven Stare. The pri-
soner was there, apparently waiting. thatgentleman's return.
I questioned her about the possession of some bank notes,
and she replied, " I picked up. while pawn through
Old Ford." I observed, "Old Ford is • large place; What
part of it did this occur in?" ISM answered, I shall
' state no more," and thereon I took her to the station
I bones, where, on being smirched, two 101. notes were found
by the female attendant, and headed by her to me.
Benjamin Dover-1 midis in Old Ford, and am a butcher.
Have been in a large way of basin= as • diliyman. The
whole bundle of bank notes before me are mine. I mot-
sass the endorsements of "Neale and Carter" upon several
as being in my handwriting ; those amount to 601. I In-
lime the other■ to be mine. On Thursday night there was
• bundle of notes in an unbelted cheat of drawers is owe of
my rooms ; they amounted to 1351. I did not mien them
tuna • communication was wade by the police on Friday
evening. The prisoner is well known to me—in feet, for 25
yean, seven of which she resided in my house. When I
went home on Friday evening to tea she was there on • visit,
and partook of the meal. I left about 7 o'clock, and she
remained with ray wife.
Inspector Osborne—When the prisoner was brought to
the station she refused to give her name or address. I soon
ascertained that she was acquainted with Mr. Dover, and
paid him a recent visit; also that she lived in the neighbour-
hood of his residence. Her husband is lying ill at home in
bed. The two 101. nets found upon her are unendorsed.
The whole amount produced is 1.. W I made the oftimuni-
cation of such sum having been found in the prisoner's
posersion to Mr. Dover, and believe from his description
of them to me that they ate be..
Mr. Belem, a butcher, in New Glonoseter-street, Hagpr-
does was called, and after examining the bundle of notes.
identified some of them as having been seen by him in the
claimant's hands.

The prieoner, who merely said, in reply to the usual question,
" I bare not any question to ask," was remanded, Mr. Knox
observing to the prosecutor, • You are an exceedingly for-
roseate person to have thus gained recovery of every note
stolen. I must, however, order them to be held from your
custody for a week, when the prisoner will be again brought
before me."

The prisoner wu then removed, and Mr. Dover appeared
perfectly satisfied with the arrangement mentioned.

BTRAI FORD.

BRITISH Cann AMOCIATION—The arrangements
for the September meeting of this amoci .tion at Bristol are
DOW completed, and it isexpected to he the best and most
numerously attended gathering of the kind that has ever
taken piece in England. The pre once of the reuowned
American rhea player, Mr. Paulsen, will give unusual
seat to the copse's,. This gentleman surnames Morphy
himself, the acknowledged emperor of the chequered field,
in the artist of his blindfold achievemesta, baying ire.
quietly conducted twelve rows at one time without sight
of either board or men ; an almost incredible marvel to all
who can appreciate the difficulty of
_playing a single chess
pme even ordinarily well over the board. Another very
Interesting feature in the prooeedinp will be a match played
laelect= telwiTsPb, between the Bristol Athenwum,
ne the associstion holds its meetings, sod the Chess
Divas, in the Strand, London, to both of which placee the
wire will be extended from the Telegraph Companies' office
ia Bristol and Charing-Crow respectively. This match will
enesist of a oonstiltation game end bye single-banded games,
all so be carried on simultaneously. The allies in the
Bristol oonsultatioe portie will is Lord Lytteltoo, Presi-
dent of the Associatiou, Captain H. A. Kennedy, President
of the Bristol Athenseum Chew Club, and Herr Lowen-
thal, and they will be opposed i n Loodoe by Mr. A. Mon-
gredien, President of the London Chess Club, in coojune-
thin with two of the strongest amateurs of that society.
The moves in all then games will be timed by a sand glair,
win the late match between Andersson sad Kolisch.—
Bris'ol Ainvery.
ihrradintrr•is PRINTERA' ROWING CLUB RE-
GAITA.—This regatta, established last year, again came off
this season, in pair-oared hosts, for various good prizes, and
minded a large number of speetaton to the locale at Mil-
bank. The rowing throughout wee goad, and in the final
heat. the following competed and came in as under:—
Messrs. J. Birth, unit If. Smith (yellow), 1 ; R. Birtlee
and J. Hobbs (blue), 2 ; J. Wicks and J. Neel (pink), 3;
C. Carter arid W. Parkes (green), 4. Two separate MN
went ma all the way, the first betimes yellow and blue, the
morsel between gieen and pink, which were maintained
with much spirit till the rod, when they came is is "rt.,
Willis few lengths only between each.
ORTWT•L PALM*R. HALF-A-CROWN DAY.—
SATURDAY. AUurirt 24.—Admissions on payment. 86 8;
ditto by name tickets, 1,536 ; total visitors, 2,t.1.3.

ilzwrrotto, Auousr 24.—A good supply both of old and
new wheat; trade for both was lower, say 2s. to 3s. per
qr., but the demand was good at these rates. Several
samples of claw oats, quality good, prices from 18s. to 26e.
per qr. A few lota of now barley, but scarcely quotable.
Old grinding makes 365. per qr. Very little doing in peas
sod beans.

LeiczaTEß, AUGUST 24.—There was a tolerably good
supply of wheat on offer, the quality of which was fair.
Many new samples were exhibited, the condition of which
was excellent. There was a slow demand for new, which
was disposed of at a reduction of Is. to 2a. per (quarter.
Old sorts sold at 65e. to 70s. . • new, 525. to 63s ; old red,
554. to 60m. ; new, 425. to 555. per 36 stone. Of barley the
show was by no means abundant, and the demand proved
inactive, samples moving off at the currencies of the
week previous, but no advance could be obtained ; malting,
36e. to 40s. per quarter ; grinding, 30s. to 33a. per 30 stone.
The show of oats was good, many new samples being
offered, the quality of which was fine. The demand
although quiet was steady, and the prices of the week pre•
vious were for the most part made. Old, 30s. to 33s ; new,
24a to 27e. per 24 stone. The inquiry for beans was
limited, and the show being short transactions were effected
at prices equal to those of last week, superior sorts making
48s. • secondary ditto, 36e. to 46a. per 38 stone. Fine
flour, 445. ; second', 38a. to 40a. ; thirds, 36e. per 20 stone.

Rirhard Reeres, au elderly man, who wn evidently
labouring under great mental depression, was charged with
atteuiptiog to commit suicide by cutting his throat with a
rasor, under the following circumstances :
Elisabeth Reeves, the wife, said that she resided at Ilford.
On the morning of the 19th inst. the prisoner came home,
when she asked him what he would take fur his dinner. He
replied that he was going to shave himself, mid requested
her to get his razor. She fetched the raror when he said,
"That will do," and be then went upstairs. He came
down shortly afterwards and went out again, ',turtling in
the evening about six o'clock. He would not take tea, but
asked fora jag of water. She gave it to him, aoa said
she hoped he wee not going to do anything wrong. He
replied, No lam not," and went upstairs to his bed-
room. Subsequently she had occasion to go upstairs to
shut the window, when she saw blood on the bed where be
was lying, and she could see that he had au incised wound
in his throat. The razor was by his aide, besmeared with
The wound was bleeding copiously, when she ran
gore
rili (burs, and on opening the door she called in a police-
constable, who liappeued to be parsing. A surgeon was sent
for, and the wound was dressed. The prisoner had been
very ill occasionally since last Christmas.
Magistrate—Haul he ever made a similar attempt on his
life

IXPLANAVION.
B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at
level ; each 10 feet, of vertical rim, causing about
of an inch diminution : and each 10 deg., above 32 deg, causing
nearly three-hundredths increase. Y..—P.zposed thermometer
in shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew
point). D.—Direction of wind (tree—two points left of mag-
netic). I.—Force (1 to 11—estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to 9). 1.—
initials b, blew sky :c. clouds (detached) f, fog 11, hail ;1,
lightning; a, 'zloty (buy) ; o, overcoat (dull) : r, rain ; ',snow ;
t, thunder. 6—lies disturbance (1 to 9). Z.--Calm.

nothing to speak of. He had been drink-
ing on the previous day, but not oo the day he indicted the
"""t, Po •constable 418 K deposed to being called in by the
wife, and as to the state he found the prisoner in when he
entered the room. The only remark the prisoner made was,
"She (pointing to his wife) is the cause of it, by contract.
lag debts 1 am not able to pay."
Dr. Sullivan, of Ilford, deposed that be was celled by the
last witness, and found that the prisoner had au incised
wound in the front of the neck, three inches in length, and
the incision was high up iu the neck under the chin. There
was no particular blood vessel wounded, or he roust have
died from the injury. The prisoner had since been under
his care, and was out of danger. The prisoner was labour-
ing under depression, but did not seem to be afflicted with
sny delusion.
The prisoner, who declined to ask the witness any ques-
tion, was remanded for a week.

NEWCABTLZ-UPON-TTNI. Ammer 24.—At our market this
morning we bad a moderate show of wheat from the
growers, and although the arrivals upon the aggregate are
moderate a clearance could only be effected by submitting
to a reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. upon the rates of this
day se'nnight. In south country old so little was done that
our quotations may be considered nominal, but our millers
being in want of new wheat a few Wee were made for de-
livery, per steamer, upon much the same terms as last week.
Old Suffolk red was offered in vain at 54e. per 5011bs. In
foreign few transactions transpired, although Tuesday's
prices would have been willingly accepted. Flour sparingly
dealt in, and inclining cheaper. In grinding harky little
done. Malt, to sell, must be quoted Is. to 2s. per qr. per.
In beans or peas little stirring. Oats no wane; inquiry, how-
ever, limited. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, cast-
wise, 2,355 qrs. Malt, cometwee, 80. Oats, coastwise,
VA Flour, ocestwise, 945 seeks.
Noassics, Avocer 24.—At to-day's market there
was again • thin attendance of farmer; and compare•
tively little wheat was offering. The principal part wan of
the new crop which made last week's prices, say Ms. to 58a.
per quarter for white, and 50s. to 53e. per quarter for red.
For the little old red shown 484. per quarter appeared to
be about the top price. _ .

iiorrisosart, Auousr 24.—There was a fair supply of
old wheat, which came to hand in fair condition. Many
sew samples were offered the quality of which was tolerably
good. Old was not inquired atter, whilst new sold at a re-
duction of Is. to 2a per quarter on last week's prices ; new
samples of white realised 60.. to 655. ; old, 475. to 645.; new
red, 60a to Ws. ; old, 355. to 58e. per 36 stone. The show
of barley was meagre, and the tone of the trade ruled inac-
tive at prices much the same as those of the week mevious,
grinding making tts. to 31s. per .30 stone ; in malting no-
thing of importance was done. There was a fair supply of
oat., a tolerable proportion of which was of the new crop,
and the demand proved steady at the currencies of the week
previous, 255. to 28a. per 24 stone; old ditto unaltered,
rates varying from 265. to 32.. ; foreign, 265. to 306. per
quarter. Beans cane to hand sparingly, and met a dull
trade at no material change in price, the best samples
making 515., other kinds, 40s. to 48s. per 38 stone. Super
dour was disposed of at 465. to 525. ; fine, 35e. to 41s. per
20 stone.

withers= ICUMETRD TILL TO-MORROW OR 111 XT DAT.
North Ihitain—North-Weet—Neetherly—fresh.
Ireland—North. Westerly—dram squally.
East Coast— North. West to North—Moderate—fine.
South Eagland—North-Waterly—lloderste—equally. then Sae.

01/0111), AUGUST 24.—There was very little doing to-
day, is consequence of farmers being employed in the har-
vest field, and those who were present wanting more money
than factors and millers would give. Barley : the best.
for grinding purposes (of course this year's), commanded
higher rates. Oats and beans, no alteration ; the latter. it is
eaid, about this vicinity will not be an average crop. Flour,
for which there was • good demand, sold from 3ti. to
40s. per sack. The wheat harvest in this immediate dis-
trict has been well secured. Barley and oats are more than
half housed. Beans are rather late, but very few fields
will be standing about here in September.
Pwrinnonoucti, Auorsr 24.—At our market to-day we
had a fair supply of wheat, which met • slow rale at Is.
per qr. under the prices of this day week. Barley but
little showing. Oats offer plentifully. Beet red wheat,
54.. per qr. of 5041b5. ; barley, 345. to 38s. per qr.;
oafs, Md. to L. Oid. per atone..

EVADING, Ammer 24.—The attendance at our market
this morning was not large, and owing to the busy season
of harvest the supply was moderate. There were several
samples of new wheat, and of a very superior quality to
the old, which is comparatively unsaleable. The market
opened heavily, and it was some time before sales were
effected at full Is. reduction new wheats. In other groin
no noticeable alterations.

Rociturran, Avower 24.—Contrary to the usual feature
at this season of the year trade has been chanicterisod by
peat heaviness, and prices have all taken a turn in favour of
buyers. Old kinds of wheat were with difficulty sold, and
where any business was done a reduction of 2s. to As. per
quarter bed to be submitted to. The finest qualities of
new white, however, realised from 62a. to Pie., with a quiet
trade. Flour was in very limited request, and to effect
males Gd. to Is. per sack had to be submitted to. There were
a few lots of new English barley at the market for which
high rates were demanded. In other kinds the trade was
very dull at about Is. per quarter less money for both malt-
ing and grinding sorts. Oats were in smell request, but the

THZ SAMARITIff FRZZ ROSPITA.T.—The number
of patients treated at the Samaritan Free Hospital for
Woolen and Children, Edwards-street, Partmaisaquare.
during the week ending August 24th, man 975, of which 228
were sew OWN.