The Observer from London, Greater London, England • 4

THE OBSERVER, AUGUST 24, 1857. iUce, applied for two summonses against Mr. Wale, the pro- The chief clerk produced a medical certificate stating that John's Wood, Ann, widow of Wm. Green, Leytoustone, prietor of the Manor House Tavern, which adjoins the Sn.rrey Grymer had been wounded in the head. facn.

and neck. It did Essex, aged 70 lsth, at Dudley-road, Harrow-roaJ, Mr.Chas. THE MJLUKETS. ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE. 1 disgrace to which she was reduced her father went to the de-I fendant and tolJ his daughter wis fretting iierself very much and the defendant said.

I dou mean to do anything I have bad ail I The father told him he was a scr.un- Hardens. Mr. Lund said the nrst summons lie should isk for not state that there was any dancer. Duff, 5, who appre- Dayiea, aged -isth, at lorence-terrace. New-cross, Jane, relict of James Grant.

Cheaoaide, and Sister's Cottage "1 ry 1KB FIRST PAGE' 1 was mat icr an ms uiucers, uameiy, in- ncnuvu lui: prisoner, saiu sne was aiucn eicnea, uut ma nui spector Worreil and Sergeant Oppiu, while in the execution of appear to be drunk. The prisoner denied that she sat on the PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. V- d-rl and then Wfl Dim. Tnese were tne wn-ie tact or tne Th. Un.

Samuel Adams. M.A.. to the Vicarage of 1 born- i Tl mother nrnved the above facts. Solomon sJtoVie Newington, in her sd year At Maryland-terrace, Ley- tottstoue-road, Stratford. Essex, Hiss Qtroliue Martha Tijou, aged tin lSlh April, at Auckland, NewZsaland, Bmily, wire of their duty, by Jtr.

waie. ana me iter was one calling upon -Mr. worsnouse steps. it appearea ttiat the boy who had been tan WOOL MARKET, th ton, with the Curacies of Bagworth and Stanton, Leicester- Coat t'uin of the plaintiff, said he had kiiiwn Garside for 20 ousioesadone in JSoilish Wool has bn 'ef Wale to show cause by what right or title he held a public fair on his grounds. On Monday last, he said Mr.

Walt had commenced a fair in his grounds, and from that time up to the nre- to tne worKiiouse was commonly called Man Jack. Me lives in the workhouse, hut occasionally associates witli women of the prisoner's class. K.twara wm. Stafford, Mayue. county l-ouib.

Colonial lnning, prir: Secretary of New Zealand lath Margaret, wife of Mr. hrJ? and eery probahilitv of a fn-?" Thomas George Smith, formerly of the stock Kichauge 17th, waing place. At tne Colonial Wool auctions k' fe at Porchester-terrace, Kavswater, Rear-Admiral H. A. Klioi, iu been in progress sineo this day se'nnirht th htr( his iltith year isth, at iulwich-hill, Surrey.

Wm. Stone, has been exceedingly brisk, with an unu.n oe.coniptitioa in hi, year isth, iu Ohurch-sireet, Hethnal Green, the ancc of foreign hinrer. Pio i R. v. Joh Vlmblom, in his 7h year 1Mb, at Milnur-street, wSfhi uftuan aid j' Islington.

Mrs. Simmonds. Wiuchmore-hill, in her 8ist year ton. 9 have been much sought after, and tK? l'jth, at Blackheatb, Sarah Krauces. wife ot Sir John Walsham, I scrtptions show- a further advance of Id.

per lb dt- Koiii Court, Hereford 8tii, at Heathtield 'At per pack of 2401b. Southdown hV Blackheath, Mrs. Jones, aged Itt 19th, Frederick Robert, sou i to 0 ditto M-bd. hoes fW 0s tn Wt of Mr. Aden, St.

JohnVroad Brixton lth Wm Kershaw, i Kent 17 10s. to 18 ditto shire, Patron, isrount alajnara. The Rev. Reginald Henry liarnes, B.A., to the Curacy of of Devon. The- Rev.

Thomas Bartktt, M.A., to the Rectory of Burton Latimer, Northamptonshire. The Rev. Arthur Cazc-nove, M.A., to the Curacy of Woodchurrh, Kent. The Rev. Lewis Balfour (Jlutterbuck, 13.

to the Rectory of Boxwell, with Leighterton, Gloucestershire. The Rev. H.U.Tierney Elton to the Curacy of East Stoke, Dorset. The Rev. John Fiueerald, M.A., to the Perpetual Co- Shaw lives near defendant.

On the said Sunday in August, i ISJS. Mrs. Shaw, her husband, the plaintiff, and her sisterMary cauie to witness, and after dinner they went out fur a walk, and i Carv.Je, mIio walked along with witness, and said he i hid fallen in love with Miss Wood when used to visit Shaw's house, and he a-ked witness t- to her but witness r-plied that it wa.t an uu, qual watch. Defendant 'said thai was no matter; he had money enough, and would seitle A'i'rt a year on her. and build a hf.ii.se for l.er wherever she liked.

Witness afterwards saw him I in Jnlv. inifi. The and her sister wore with him. aud he said they were going to ho married, and he aak. wind' witness mve him any information as to how to get married lainthter''.

lie did "not want it to bo published. 1 asked his DOUBLE EXECUTION AT MAIDS TONE. On Thursday Stephen Koi and George Kebble Edwards underwent the extreme ieiialty of the law at Maidstone, for murder. It wiil be remembered that George Kebbie Edwards (aged is), was tried before Mr. Justice Willes at Maidstone, ou July .11, aud sentenced to death fur the murder of his brother, Thomas Edwards, aned it, at the house of his parents iu Maid- stone.

Tile euiprit was a very idle fellow, aud would not go to work, excusing liimseif by saying thBt he could get none. On one occasion the 16th of March his brother Thomas got him i a job, which he refused to accept. This led to an altercation, and Ihe cuMvict took up a chopper into his bedroom, and iu- i tlielea Mich fearful wounds on his brother's head that the poor 1 Dui .1, i wethers 17 10s. to18 10... dirta tu ton sent it was carried nn, but vha'.

night was announced to tie its termination. On Monday night luspector Worrell, accompanied bv Sergeant Coppin, entered the place in the discharge of their dutv as ntticers, aud were about to leave the premises, when Mr" Wale observing, them, be use of the most insulting and improper language to them, locked tile door through which they were about to pass, anil said they should bi leave until he thought proper. Remonstrance was all in vain, aud it was some tiiae before he could be prevailed upun to let out the officers and least cue hundred other p-rsons that were there at the time a quarti-r-past one in the morning. In reply to the questions of the magistrate, Mr. Lund said that the grounds had all the appearance of one of the recent suburban fairs, with the exception of the absence of wild beasts.

The charge on the lirst day was but on all subsequent days it was only and the company congregated there degenerated very much from. Die lirst day, and amongst those assembled were a uuruber of prostituti s. On one part of the grounds there was a raised platform fur singing, aud he (Mr. Lund) felt it to be his duty to mention that the language, particularly of soase of the comic songs, was not lit for modest females to bear. Mr.

Norton At what time does the place close Mr. Lund: At two o'clock in the roorning. Mr. N'ortou You say the charges fur admission strwt, Islington, wiie 01 -nr. i nomas -uaaou win n.

hi.V auto 1- Rev. J. S. Sergrove, LL.B., rector of St. Mary Somerset, Sorts Clothing, picklock ti idon.

and Cooling. Keut. aged 67 15th. at Camberwell prime and picklock 20 10s. to 21 n.

,0., the racy of Camden Town Chapel, St. The Rev. Walter 1U James, B.A., to the Curacy of reason he said that as his father was old it might make iT.iKJO I or l.isbi dill'i r-iice to him. He talked about going to Gretna 19 Os. to 20 ditto super 18 l.

N'ew-road, Ann Eliza, widow of Richard Hanks, Ratclitl' fellow survived the brutal attack but a few minutes. aged 7s I7tn, at sc. .101111 vtooa, air, uuicnara Heaviiree. Devon. i Green to be married Slaughter but 1 said I didn't understand that." Mr.

White, the siun of our church, just Stephen rox, aged -21 years was tried at the same astxes for Uellrv eldest son of Mr. Henry F. ttritten, Tach- Tl, An-ustus Laos, U.A-, io inc he Kectory or ditto combing, wether matching, 23 q. ta V-. picklock 20 10s.

to 21 ditto common ditto bog matching 24 10f.to42o invHini j. or0ok.street. I'imlico, bis 12th year lain, at timg illiam- street: Mr. James Guns, aged 86 18tb, Grillith Cadwallader. iocic matcbiag AZl lUs.

to 22 10 r. 11 UU. St frv Manchester I then came up, and I faid, This wants to sneak to Vt a TJLZ Itrnrn li to De Chaplain to 1 then left them. A short lime srier this Mr. White C.

"drew he BrOCi' i brought me a letter, and told me give it totiarside. winch 1 II. M.S. Pylades. r.

did. He read it. and said. It will be just the thing." lie M.A.. "Per diso 18 10s.

to 19 10s. Fox and his victim were engaged to be married, but circuiu-stances occurred which induced the young woman to break off the engagement. This iucensed Fox, who procured a pistoi, which be carried about with him for several days, until an opportunity occurred, wheu he shut the unfortunate young woman. He expressed deep contrition for his crime, but Edwards seemed to pay little or no attention to the ministrations of the chaplain, OIL MARKET, Friday. LinseaH The en.

Henry Martyn Lower, -i ked me if I could allow my wife to reside with the plaintiff in leee. Cambride-, to the Archdeaconry ol -ewiounuianu ana eldest sou of Mr. W. C. Foulkea, Thornton Heath, Croydon liith, at Queen's-road West, Regent's Park, Mary Anne, widow of the late J.

J. Evans, aged SO 20th, at Taviton-street, Gordon-square, Jaue, wife of Kobt. Charles, aged Uth, at his residence. Coleshill-street, Mr. W.

Faulkes. aged 7s. Fromthe LONDON GAZETTE of TUESDAY, Aug. 18. more request at advanced rates; and purchaw have alo been more readUy; made.

Cocoa- nm p.i is Terr so were a stniliuK on Monday, ana sixpence on the otdsr days. Do ana was perfectly callous to tus rate. the Isle of Man for thirty days it woulit tieea mat time uetore thev could get married. I consented, bin afterwards he complained that work had come into prevent Ids (roitig. He said they would be married, however, before Christmas.

He wanted ir.e to see an attorney who would bind them to be married bo-' fore Christmas. 1 went to Mr. Stranding, but he laughed at 1 subsequently rot a d. cument from Mr. Stranding, aud rt The Rev.

W. Micklethwait to the Perpetual Curacy ol Chapel Town, Kcrleetield, Yorkshire. The Rev. Lorenzo Moore to the Perpetual Curacy of n- 1 ir. Shortly before twelve o'clock, Mr.

Hillyard, governor ofi farther advanced, with manv buvert. Prices are the if so). CaluraJt. tht eiecutiout-r. itiiii the other olhcia).

ttiey are not. morion: is tins a licensed Mr. change for Fish OiU, and there is not Price, as follow: Sperm, per tun. l.uud Yes, sir it has both a spirit and a music license, and as i iuh urviax, Aiv is. ubsvxt.

Erratum in tin Otattu ol Auful Uth: For Captain Tliomas UAker letired tub par Aoyal Ma- rines. bave ttie honorary rank of major-general," read, Captain i Tlioinas linker I'leydell, mired full pay Uoyal Marines, to bare the ho-i Uvjrary nnk of m.ijor," PAKTfvEKSHlHS DISSOLVED. euterud the condemned cell, and the pinioniuK having been pt'rforined, the mournful procession proceedrd to tbescalTold. Mfriruw; on the drop, UaJcraft proceeded to put the ropea round the uecka of the wrt-tched convicts. The cap8 havnig si.

ch the police nave a rignt to enter it. Mr. Nortou: i es, that is quite clear, and therefore, so far as regards your application for a summons for the obstruction of the officers in the exe- South Sea, 45 0s. to 45 10a. Seal, pale eil ditto, yellow, 0s.

to 43 15 0a 3J' to Palm, per 2 7s. to 2 (wlm 2 0s. to 2 10s. Olive, GaUipoli, 57 0s. ta gave it li tin; ueieuuaiit.

Junn niie, seiion or itoenuaie parish, said lie recollected being consulted on the 3d Sunday iu August. ls5-i, by Mr. Garside respecting a marriatte liwnse. He said liu wished to be married to Hannah Wood, and I him how to get a license. He asked, could he be been drawn.

th rv. chaplain continued the burial service vi uu vvn 'ii uMiuiuRii.111. tvuviai uticia dlif 11' the Resurrection and the the i huoi and K. luniMint, Uritilul, Knernl deyJers E. X.

Vyn una J. m. 1 up to the point, 1 CUIU.UVHi., l.ll bolts were withdrawn, and the convicts soon ceased to exist. quite clear that tne party complained of had no rigc.t what married at Gretna Green or at the Isle of Han as he uitto.Spaniad and Sicily. Xo5 Us.

to 5(i On atationer; ftf tar a regards K. Keaddy, jun Taylor and Gam. Oatebeck, did uut want his folks to know of it, fur were very rich, nver to establish such a fair an that described, and, at all events, that he had uo right whatever to keeu the nlace oteii Cross-eiarnitied by Mr. Hill What occupation arc von Wit- (jars) 6 15s- to 7 ditto, Florence Chattvu to 1 la. Linseed, per 1 19s, to -Os r.

pale. 2 12-. to 0s. ditto, brown, 2 9s. to'f- rk The Rev.

Henry Vere PacVe, B.A., to the Rectory of Sbangton, Leicestershire. The Rex. Alexander Uath Power, M.A.. to the Professorship of Gnolf College, South Walus. The Rev.

John Raven, to the Curacy of St, Mary Kingswinford. The Rev. Roliert Napier Sharp, M. to the Perpetual Curacy of St. Marv, HuiUlersfield, Rochdale.

The Rev. Freeman Richard Stratton, B.A., to be Chaplain to H. M.S. Pylades. We are authorised to contradict the ptBtemcnt that the Her.

Henrv Ireland Blaekbume, M.A., Vicar of Rostherne, has been appointed to the new Church at Moss BENKr'lCES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT. Dkankuv Llandatl value, ii'lU; patron, the Crown Vrv V. I). Convbeare. deceased.

simoreianu, tiunt. larner, ana Hunt, UIouester- BIHTIIS, A1AHKIAGKS, AND DEATHS. ffy nunufiwumi; i rew. Jtutmt-j. Miuih and M.indieftU-r, general warehfHwemenW.

Walker and 77. A Jacknon, LoiiKhoreugh, bone luerchants Kvr, Coliintfs, and Bin BIUTKS. )F SONS On the 12th at hccleston-terraco, a Janeiro, nurchanu a far aa reguids A. F. K.

de St. Ualuuu-Siolt i the wile of lively Uth, at Harrowon-tbt-Hill, and RUy, KaiitAx, eugr.weii J. Wilkinson and Uradlurd, York-1 Madame U. Kuault Uth, at Westhourne-tcrrace, the wife ofj mre. iuffmanufaetureri S.

K. Ja and Lead, rag i John George Maclean. Ksi. (twins) Uth. Mrs.

F. h. Slous. HoK! mrfhanl-Harvey and Hill, Notluniham, and KddWr- n.vn my). Q.Q very animated business at Leadenhall this week.

until two o'clock, formerly, fairs were held by charter or riglit, aud were used for the purposes of commerce aud buying and selling, to which public amusements were added; but latterly thee fairs, so far as those iu ike metropolis and its vicinity wen: concerned, had become perfectly changed hi their character, and were the rendezvous of thieves and improper character, and in fact a perfect nuisance to the ropectahle new A hdtoti. Mr. Hill well, imlawitonis to pwipit, to jret into the (trave, not to help to xrt them married. Wit lint But we have to et a population before wy bury ih(m. Sarah Wiuterbnttoui (plai'itilV'i sWtr and wife of i.

Win-terbotlom) proved pnmbe of ruarriatfe, Witiie8 baiJ to him that they were very dith-rent iu aire. He aid, r.fl'.i'v will niHkf that all riirlu I'll make over litou a var to moderate supplies to meet it. The attendance of butm 1 gate MexbLrnuih, Yorkshire, irunlounder ami Paan lir Mo n-fiiAi. to ltnvi tin- Iiihim Kiul said she must marrv habitants could not be allowed, while the fairs at uaruuer-enwieh had been put down by the general request i him or no one would, and that his heart heat for her day well aud (. of the respectable that such a one as that described 1 and nijrht, aud if she would not marry lieu he would drown 1 himvlf.

Witness's husband k-eps the Hare and a tattle saitfsman P. and T. It. Jumt, H. Morgan ami W.

Home, Huddentietd and Halifax, civil and William, Havertordn-ubt, irojunoncers H. Aiorri- ton and JLiverijJ, and lidvis and Alorrioon, New Vork, mercliatits J. and trw. Mount Pleasant, Cterfcnw'lJ, tun tier nierehanu V. Mauler and J.

teLU'iihaler, (irtat Towr-tLrvei, mervhanta and U. Xayior. Coventry. trij.ii)k naiiulacinrifjJ. and Brant' W'rklnrv, btutt meiehanta WiUon and HumWy, l.an-c;iuliire, muelihie m-jikers Turner aiiu Chaninaii, Whiitty.

Votkslnre, auctioneers Lighttuwn. Aiiiall, and Pendleton, nar Mauctitfter, iiaiwrBtameis; ua tUr as regards H. Harrison and J. Lord and W. vijia-s fcaJinft 3liddiesei, the wild of JJajor il.

Cracraft, late of the Bombay Army Uih, at Huntingdon-street, Barusbury, the wire of Mr. J. A. Dewhurst 15th. al Hulwich, Mrs.

Jas. Henry Bovill 15th, at ilugh-street. West I'mJico, the wife of Mr. i Robert Cesser ltlth, at Tanl's-road, Camdeu-square. Mrs.

Uy. l'hilp I7ih, at Alfred place, North Brixton, the wife of Mr. A. Rosenthal! at liampton, Middlesex, the wife of Francis C. Ttiorpe, 10th, at Widmore, Bromley, Kent, the wife of i T.

R. Baldwin, Esq. lTlh, at Mincrva-torrace, New-cross, the wife of Eutward Jackson, Ksq. lsth, at I'ppcr Harley-slreet, i Mrs. Wm.

HulUvid l3th, at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor, the should be tolerated, aud a summons would therefore pasa a re quired, calling en Mr, Wale to show cause by what authority tif any) he had held thn fair, Mr. Lund here said that an enter ttion tit toLi. rlu at tlit Surrt'V lltlilMr have been numerous, and all kinds of goods hae readily at the quotations as follow Crop Hides, Mlbl; 401b. 17d.to20d.; 401b. 541b.to6oik 22d.

to d. Bull Hides, 13d. to Vitriol Buajtu English Butts 21d. to Foreign Butts 20d. to Foreign Hides lOJd.

Dressing Hides 16d.tol9li.' ditto Shaved 171d to22id; best Saddlers' Hides I9d.t02lj! English Horse Hides 14d. to 18d. German HorKll I4d. to 19d; Spanish ditto 15d. to 21d.

Calf ij rounded, 2d. to 4d. per lb. more), 321b to 401b oaiJ I9d. to 21d.

42lb. to I9d. to 25d. 521b to60U'' lyd. to 62lb.tol00lb., 19d.to21d.

Seal SkiniUZ' R. tn A. amntl In Ilfina Ia oj nV' sportiiur house the plaintiff never went to the race cour, but serTL-d drink in the house. (Jile Wood (rlaiijtilf'i. father) said, iu isVi I observed inv daughter was frettiuK, and I went Ui Mr.

I tuld him he bad never coaie to im; my dainrliter i'e her win for lu for the had ii.scarriod. He said, "No; 1 think 1 havi! Joue with ber. 111 have ntthiiiK more to do with rithrr her or I said. You are a scoundrel." iiooKKtot-on atio 'i carver, MAncneBter. commission agent; as fur the superintendence of Measru.

Johusnn and a part of which wan It consist if a Country Fair," and he was, therefore, anxious to take his worship's opinion ou the nubjeci. Mr. Nelson Lee said it was true that his partner, Mr. Johnsou, and him-s'-it had undertaken, under the present managers. Messrs Jullien aud Beale, to superintend an entertainment al the Suarey hardens, ink- Maru 1 1 .3 ith R.M.ih omKii.

m.o I as reKiuds 1 Carver Lo Plielp. and liishoo. VeUinLtun ChamtHr. I wirnV fan.ea Hihoiiti Van lTth at lohn trPtt KrkflAv. "'hwark, hop merchant; lur as regards H.

li. Uleliop H. Hal-wVre. or Berkeley head and J. Lord.

LWernool.titnbsr mart-'hants. square, tne wne oj i nomas nenry JMnun, r.sq. aL nunis- LKCLAHaTIlN OF 11 VIDEL: mprismg avreat variety ot amusements a concert a oailet, i n.i i to to 16d. Bellies lOd. Shoulders i7d toiw ih'of I -l- "i th Uou.

Mr. Altrcd Sartorts-mb. at Li.es Xv.ofli. SeinnA alter Die ix.Ui or uu uie mint aisiuiKUisnea artnis cn. Hyde Park, the ife of Kobert llanbury, iih ot ixioi Mr.

Morh-ni'a. Liveriwol. fonnaiicea of a classic character anil amount tbc entertain. Jb at Hauta, Mrs. Mayow Short-ltli, at J- K.

I.jli iliv. of is. 5d. on Hie ei.or.te estate, any Wed-ments wan a Country air. tot all of these the arrange- mi 1)Kt iuli0l, Hridne Mrs John Lacpv lstl! at nelj tiie uf Octotwr.at Mr.

Murom's. Liveipool. inunts comideted. and with the K.iarante.' of many years. i aNNULLKI).

and a character for puldie amusements Mm. 1'. W1LUAM vt aw vim wuoui net. ci iv) oc.i,;, k. viiif, cut.

Hi eleven. Ui lllf UIIIIK Seat. 2. at one. Sebl.

that he could nut direct the executive, and with the law before ratits' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Strong, Jewin-fclreet, CiippleKate olticial assignee. Mr. ijrabuui.

uuuue umitedtu. ply a more active demand has recently prevailed orS descriptions, at rather higher rates, as follows -MuU Hides, of 501b. to 081b. each, 5id. to Cd." nZih 641b.

to 5d. to 6id. 721b. to 6i ii 6Jd. 801b.

to 92lb 6Jd. to 7d. d81b. to 1001b Od' 961b. to d.

to 1041b. to 1121b -d to Od. Calf Skins 8s. Od. to es.

Od. and Horse Hides' 12s 'lid to 14s. each. PROVISIONS. BUTTER, BACON, The high prices required for Irish Butter bare checked tie demand, and only limited businrti has been done liaat AacHUEAtoNRT.

Montreal, diocese of Montreal; Von. H. M. Lower, promoted. Cashsuiis- Comhe the 13th, in the Cathedral Church of Wells; patron, the Bishop.

In the Cathedral Church of Norwich. tfttANRRY ItrB.si.. Diocese of Norwich Rev. C. Green, cfeoeasi 1.

Rl lORir. Burgh Castle, Suffolk, diocese of Norwich; value, JCiW. with residence patron, Lord Chancellor. Doynton, county and diocese of Gloucester value, ilio, with residence: patron. Lord Chancellor.

VtcARAGKs. Borden, Kent, diocese of Canterbury ralue, with residence patron, G. Musgrare, Esi. Luton, with the Curacy of East Hyde, Beds, diocese of Ely; value, with residence patron, Rev. A.

King. Shipton-Bellinger, Hants, diocese of Winchester; value, 1W patron, T. A. Smith, Esq. Pkiii'kti ai.

Ci'kacv. RocesW-r, diocese of Lichfield value, l'i'K with residence; patron, T. P. Bainbridge, Esq. LKtii KiisHir.

St. Albans, Herts, diocese ol Rochester. C'hai v. To tlie House of Commons patron, the Rihf lion, the Speaker. Princ icai siiir.

Norwich Diocesan Training Institution. Missionary College, Head Mastership; value, X2W, with board and washing. Also Assistant Mastership value, with board and washing. Tottenham lirammar School salary, XjO, with residence testimonials before August 22. OBITUARY.

Auk. 12. at St. Albans, aged the Rev. William Mogg hdwd.

Hamilton Anson, Keugal Civil Service lsth, at Vfokiug, the wife of the Rev. IVrceval Laurence lyth, at Oim. wife of I). Uos, him he couid only enforee it. He was bound to say that so ad-uiitahly were the Surrey Uardcns conducted, thai "only a single charge from tin.

re had been brought before him. He fell also Vi i. He tell also WILLIAM Triug, HcrtforiWiire, raw hat mauut'ao- tnrer Aug. 2S, at two, Iipl. ii.

at eleven, ill ll.e lUnkrupls' Curt. So- the wife of Itichard 1 mcreiai-piaee, r.asi, me M.R.CS.K.-iiiiih, al Klackheath park, Gosling, at that they had Simeml uuth, Mrs. C. W. Sh mercial-place.

Commercial-road Hast, the berg 2oth, Mrs. C. V. pleasure in saying, from what he knew of 111' iiu-sqiiare, the wife of Mr. Hill having addressed the jury for the defendant tiiejudfe summed p.

and the jury returned a verdict for the plaiutttl. Dauiam s-Tliret hundred and fifty touiids, CoMrt.vsiATioN Gl-Hmkij for a the held at lirintul, was tried Black more v. the Bristol and Exeter Rail-way Company. This was an actinu by Jane Blackmore, as executrix of James Blackmore, to recover compensation for the los of her husband, whom she alleged had been killed through the neglifwuct of the defendant. Mr.

Phinu stated the ease. The plaintiff. June Blackmore, was a poor widow, n-sidiiiK at Weston-super-Mare, aud ou her own behalf and on bilialTof hur infant children, one two years old aud the other a posthumous only a few mou'hs old, sued for compensation for the death of her husband, who had been killed by an accident which was attributed to the culpahlw nejffiKci.ee of the Bristol and Kieter 1 tail way Company. The Bristol and Ex-ter Railway Company carried ow a considerable rathe in lone at their Weston-auper-Mare station, and for the purpose of lauding the stone a crane had been placed at that station in such a situation that the trucks might be brought into a Kidiiux contiguous to it, and the stones lifted from them and landed. The crane consisted of two uprights, one of which wait fued one moveable; there was a ''hain to ihe beam and a lifting chain.

On the 1st eiubur last, a larre quantity of stone armed at W(-ston-super-Mare. c-in-: higned ta Mr. S. Harvey, a builder. JIarvey received the usual notjre to remove the stone, and accordingly In, on the lid of 1 Uecemb proeei-d to the station with a waggon and some uf i his own people for the purpose of removing the stone.

He paid I the niuney fur the carriage to the ailperiinendent of the station, i received an order, and the truck was th'n brought alongside which Messrs Johnson and Lee were concerned iiiiiui. i ci Lt, uji.v.n, ztfiivKt all. miuiere, Itasinlull-dtreet. CltAKLKS HOKUETT, Serl-stre, Lincoln'r-ino, dealer in wines; Aug. 27.

al twulvi' Det. 2. at eleven, at the Bankrupts' C'jurl. Shirley Brooks Hist, at been ino.t resiM'L-lably managed. He was eitreuiely sorry to WimbleUon, the wife of Itobt.

Graham. Ksu. Ur Dacomteks On the 12th at Upper Clapton, the ScUritor, Mr. Kes, C'opthall-court ottieial asiKiiee, Mr. Canuan, mis uay wee, anu mai almost exclusively confined to tlx wife of Robert Ge rg hirknian, r.sa, lb, at tlui House, Wm.

Canoer-lith. at Tlw.rnl.ili: viMuauer; Aug. alone. Oet. fine9t mi)1 kin(l.

for which rather more nnn 1... iJZ i.ower i.iajnou, rreaK Miuarc, Mrs. James Si.euce- hear of the failure uf the urrey Company aim as Mr, Lee bad spoken of engaging ballet dancers and nrst-rate singers, he would ask, why give such eaormous salaries to those singers aud dancers In conclusion, the magistrate recommended Air, tu alter the title of the Country Kair," and to place himself iu the hands of Mr. Lund and the Commissioner of Police resoectiug his final arrangements. This Mr.

Lee nromised to I'lnuer, uir Lodon-tri, Feuvhureh-sireei otBciai aaaigneu. Mr. Camiau. 1 Pd- foreign has met with ready sale upon arrival, m. Middle.stj, the wife of Alfred B.

B. atts, 15th, at AWermai.tiury. i alising as high as 114s. per cwt. for fine Dutch.

The Enrli.fi JOil.N' WllrlKltllKX. lale of Dunstable, eual merchant: Aug.if.at Aeiilish lowu, Mrs. Joeph baiter 15th, at 1'aradise-road bo. hut. mtamAv I muu uva an uie 1KB.

iintut I. eleven, iu one, ai tne nauarupis couri. Aim- (rcen-lanes. Stoke ewlnton, Mrs. I harles rox liith, al worth 1 Iris, per cwt.

For Bacon we have had uoxt to tu i it li Olil-jcivrv ctlicii.l assignee. Mr. Caiman. AUiermantmrv. UIU, at Caledonia-place.

I.Hngfou. the wife of' Itobert jlonrier uJjJt aWrnu lt.1'0UL?;h fff''0. f-P art. it submitted Fine small Hams taken do, ami having thanked his worship for the kindness with which be had heard him, he left the court. TlIK HrniiLAHY AND ATTEMPTED MCKHKR IN LAMBETH.

At Soutbwark, ou Wednesday, Charles Heat lies, a coal beaver, was examined on the eharge of being concerned in breaking into the counting-house of Messrs. Corv aud Sons, coal merchants. oitiAal to. to a moderate extent, but other sorts unsaleable. No alteration in Lanl i i rii i i- ik liiiloif.

Jleesrs. Marun, Tboiuaa, ana Jli.lLal.B, Mniciiig-laiie Matthews at the Captain 17tb, Widmore-hill, Bromley, Kent, ossnenee. Air. Ctmian, Aitlenuunbury. JjSKH W'J'LMUTT HARTLEY.

E.ex;.treei Kings; week. Butter Carlow 106a. to to WiT luis-road. and llaltrsea, sawytis Aug. 2'J, at twelve, Sept.

2, at half-i i' wifo or w. T. HUIyer, fcsq. lath, at llampstead, Mrs. Vt Wardell 16th, al Lodge-villa, St.

John's Wood, the wife of Bo wen. Vicar ot Shipton-Bcllinger, Hants, Lecturer Commercial-road, l.am belli, and stealing therefrom 70 in notes the erai.e for the removal of the static. Mr. Marrey had removed Lucius II. ritzgerald, Esq.

ltSlh. at the Uoyal Arsenal, XV uol- ui. n. n.r nisnuni, uui niiM one, at the Uankropta' Court. Solicitor, Mr.

Koseoe, a rnesianu 2, FiNftiurj nqiiare; othViaf mmiit. C'aimiui, AlderniaiiCury. I to Kiel 10(8. to Zwolle g.tO Hollim) Iiihx till. 111.

wn Mivill 1 MWUM and of St. Albam, and a Magistrate for the County of Hertford twour thrtn f.iec a from th truck, aiul then' had to he removed i cash, besides seieral Crystal Palace shares, and also with y. tlll! Capt. Farmer. R.A.-1-ith.

at Hammersmith attempting lo murder Henry Nowell (who was so ill treated by a larger piece, which weighed two or thri! tons. When he came -s- to Kmden and Leer s. to French the wife of W. Blew Jones lBtb. at 1'o.

tess-terrace, Kentish I. to sion imrrehiini. Aug. lil.ai one. spl.

28, at twelve, at the liankrnpts' UedfnrH-square; ofticiai English 10Hs. to ditto, Fresh doi lb,) 13j. inhait-sireet. (o 15a. Lard Irish bladdered 78s.

to keeiod firkin a vouii. sori jiurs, 3irr. isawson aim oryan, oe i Mr. Pcnneil. (iuiMliaLl-ctiamtivrs.

IJastngli Tlill.MAS WILSON. Weslltromwii-li. Staffordshire, railway eurriaz n.n..n oss. io i namDro Diauaer s. to 8., American ditto s.

to 3. Cheese English 54s. to American Hi. ta Edam 60s. to Gouda 50s.

to Merb GmA, muker; Aiiu. iti, Oct. 'J. at ten, al the Uirtiiingham Difttriet Curl oi i liankrupley. Solicitors, Metsra.

Smith and Burdkin.Sliemel.i. and Mr, Suulu, Uinuiogham othiul assignee, Mr. Whitmore. liimimgham. I THUMAS HUKUitlDUK MARsTON, Leieeater.

dyer; Sept. aud at hall-l'usl ten, al lliy Uiimiiighmu District Court ot llankruptey. Solieitora, Air. Davis. Leii-eter, anil Mr.

Knight. bir- Town, tbe wire of Austin B. Hodgkiuson, Lsq. isth, at Ha up-stead, the wife of Mr. K.

Carleton Holmes 15th, at Montague-placi-, Clapham-road, the wire of Mr. VV'in. Chatterlev 17lh, at rognal Hall, llampstead, tbe wife of W. Turton, K.N. IStli, ai I'insbury-Miuare, Sirs.

Leviusuhti isth, at I'pper Hillmarton-vUlas, C.amdeii-road, llolloway, tho wife of Mr. Uichd. Higgins lSlh, at Twickenham. Ihe wife of J. II.

Kobiu-son, JCsq. lsth, at Oxford-villa, Canoiibiiry-park North, the wifeof Win. Barnelt, Esq. (prematurely) lsth, at Wear House, near Exeter, Lady Duckworth lath, at VVestbourue-park-road, Mrs. Francis Walker 20th, at Effingham House, Wist-lnll, Wandsworth, Mrs.

John Peters. MAItKIKD. On the at St. Peter's. Eaton siiuare.

e. to s. Hacoa Irish, sizeable 72. to 78s ditto aid. dies s.

to Hambro' s. to American s. to t. and Liberty of M. Albans.

Aug. 17. at Bedford-terrace, Bedford, the Rev. Richard Downes, Vicar of Sundoii and StreatU-y, Beds. Aug.

2, at Gibraltar, aged 31, the. Her. J. Kdgar Gibson, M.A., Assistant Civil Chaplain. Aug.

9, at Leeds, aged 61, the Rev. Charles Green, M.A., Rector of Hurgh Castle, Suffolk, Rural Dean, and Honorary Canon of Norwich. Aug. 9, at York, aged 72, the Rev. David Hick.

Aug. 13, at Sjutton Culdtield, Warwickshire, the Rev. WBtkin Maddy, 11. late Fellow of St. Joliu's College, C'ambsidge.

At Chipping Sodbcry, Gloucestershire, the Rev. Thomas Smith, Master of the Free Grammar School of that town, and Perpetual Curate of the parish. Aug. 11, at Chelsea, the Rtv.T. Lamplugh Wolley, M.A., Prebendary of Wells.

manufacturer; Hams-English 98,. to 100s IrUh to 88a, WMaUi stpt.o ui.d 2o, at ten, ut the uuiriit Omrt of Utuikrupu-v, si.ei-: 8 10 8- l6el mess, per tierce, yUs. to Iruh India to removi. tlie block, he had not sutlicti'iit strenmh to do ami he called over tliedeoeaseif, who whs a labourer ui theeuinloy of his brother, to lend a hand. The deceased itasihted in steady ini: th.i stone with his hand, and whiUt he was.

so employi.Kl the chain which held the beam broke, ami the Imam fell on him, and injured him that he died on the lltli of Haeemher. lie (Mr. 1'himi) should show that the chain was not of snilicieut strength to he used for such a purpose that it had ueeu condemned four years bef.ire; and that it was, then taken away aud replaced by a lighter chain, which did nut answer, was remov. and the old ehaiu brought hack again aud n't-tHeed. lie.

should stinw that the chain had frequently Kiveu way and had to b-n paired, so much so that one blacksmith who was employed to repair it sent word to the superintendent of the cmpany that it would not do for the work, and was not safe, and eveu lo repair it, in cotseijuence of which the company's work was lakon from him and yiven to another tradesman, who aKain warned the superintendent of its daniterns condition but this irentieman did not choose to take warning, and hence the accident. The liftiun chain was ho coustrucV-d as to run throunh blocks and to run smoothly it otmht to liawi had links of equal size; but it had been mended so frequently that they were of 120s. to 130s. Pork, mess, per barrel, 903. ti Irish iieiu.

oiuiiur. air, ikraup, ucineiu umciiu tusaiKiitte. Jnr, ucevfin. i iiKtTl OR MKLVILLK. LivernooL troouer: Siut.

8 anJSd. tlovr. inaia, per tierce, ius. to ibua. ihe Uverj.tt.il Ditiricl Court of ltnkriU'y.

Solicitor M.r, HiavW- hurst. Livtirp.Kl: tirticial aaBitfiiee, Mr. Cazeuove, LiveriKol. i IfoItfcUT and WILLIAM HAYWOOD. Liverpool.

tKwk-; sellers; IU. at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court of liuiikruptt Solicitor, JUr. lVniberWn, Livtrpiol; official asiKee, Sir. Moriiii. Liverixioi.

HIGH MACK A and WILLIAM MSHTON DAV1ES. LirertxHl, I hUu-H nliti; 6eii. 1 and ii. ut eleven, al Ihe Liverpool Distrit Court COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKETS. RKVIKW UK TUB SUGAR.

During tbe past week the large auantiiTof Mr. Henry Lofts, Charles-street, Grosvenor-squarc, to Mary, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Wm. Temale, Lower Belgrave-' street" 13th, at Spanish-place, John Hugti Smyth Pigott, Brockley Hall, Somersetshire, to Blanchu Mary, second daugh- ter of Henry Raymond Oxford-square, Hyde Park 11th, at St. Botolph.

Hishopsgatc, George. Frederick, only sou of George Gardener, Cray's-hill, Essex, lo Susan, eldest daughter of the late Abraham Scrivener, Esq Brixton lf.th, at Kensingtou Church, Charles James Facbe, Uemingford-vtllas, Bamsbury-park, lo Fanny Elizabeth Mount- ford, eldest daughter of Robert J. Longbotlotu. Esq. lsth, at M1SCKLLANKOLH CHURCH INTELLIGENCE.

Chi'rcii Mission in Lo.voov Diocksk. 1 he Bishop vi HMikrutdcy. Solicitors, Mr Dodv ilr. Ewer, Liverpool; othcuJ abpittne- Mr. Liverpool.

7,200 tons was landed at this port, and io the same time last fear only 2,100 home trade and export deliveries wen Of London has appointed a council, consisting 01 tne UUKe i verr uneimal size, and the consemieucc was that theie was a -i iwtivB, nt the MaiiLhehUr iMsiru Court of liankrupu-y. small, amounting to against lobb itock It neyuMyrZ ELwr1" May officUtl against 62,570 in 1856, nd 56,590 tons ia 1855. Ik John matthLws, Plymouth and sionthouae, DeToiwhire. i mket opened with gloomy ppearnce thit week, tnd tjutuury; Ann. wn, Oci.5.

at one, at Hie Kxettr District Court ot the lirst auction of Barbadoea and Jamaica were wita4turc in the same way as the sales which have taken place weckir of Marlborough, the Earls of Carnarvon and Shaftesbury? constant succession of jerks as the chain worked over the Lords R. Cecil M.P., R. Grosvenor, M.P., and Lyttelton, I pulley. Mr, Butt contended that the plaintiff must be non-the Right Hon. V.

Con'per, M.P., Sir V. Fariuhar, "ltf there was no such duty cast on the cvmpauy towards u' i .1. i i lr the plaintiff or Ins servants as that stated in the declaration Sir W. James, Bart the lion. A.

Kinna.rd, Mr. C. MlJ tnat thore was lhl.r,. b(, n0 sul. Burton, M.P., Mr.

llanbury, M.l the Dean ot St. Paul 8, iibility with remird to a mere volunteer. The learned counsel the Dean of Westminster, the Archdeacon of Middlesex, uas his remarks, when, iiiion the suwestioii of his and other Clergymen and laymen, for the purpose of or- i lordship, a conference nok place between the learned iretitleuieu canivne a London Diocesan Home Mission, for supplying 11 w4s an ed that the plaintiff should be nonsuited, with millio nary Clergy to assist where the parochial Clergy' are vv Plain tiff for 50, unable to overtake the mass of their parishioners, and iiiiwuiiil-, i ijiutiuiu. nottcitor, air. r.ib,voriuy oinciai U3sij4iiee, Mr.

liutyel, Exeter. SCOTCH SEQCESTRAT10.VS. during the last two months. But for tbe large parcel o( at Mauritius brought forward although the biddiori wn J. KIDD, Dundee, matltemaUcal instiumcnt maker; Aug St.

llarvieiioue tnnrcR, i nomas ilatiiews, iiamtistead -orreys, Berks, lo Bessie Wells Cossens, St. John's wood 15th, at St. Mary's, Lambeth, rn. Arthur Earushaw, to Cordelia Pake-man, second daughter of the late Wm. Chase, Wandsworth 15th, at St.

James's, Paddiugtoii, Hugh Morton sliand, Lejnstur-terrace, Hyde Park, to Edrica, only daughter of J. W. Esq, the Phillippines, Kent 15th, at Han-well Church, Mr. Ge-rge Mumford, Kathurst-street, HydePark-gardens, to Sarah, youngest daughter of the late George Daniel, Oolliam House, Hillingdon ICth, at Trinity Church, Cloudcsley -square, Islington, Mr. Henry Turner Gijson, Pitfleld-street, ox ton, to Emily Charlotte, eldest daughter of Mr.

H. B. Williamson. Goswell-road listh, at St Thomas's, Stamford- ui. i lie irni3u iioiei.

Lunuee. HEKNI'LKWICZ, MAIN, and Ulafjrow, irou fence manufnc Hirers: Auic. ii, ut two, th GliingtiW Stock K.viliantjt', UUkow, VV. THOM i'SOX. (ilaaford, Lanarkshire, farmer; 21, at iwelve.

ut the Cotmnerciiil Inn, Hamilton. H. SMITH, I'ollockfthawn, Henfrewshire, Turkey-reil dyer; Auf. 24. at twelve at thu Faculty-lull, UIubkow.

J. LAM It, Ulnsow, miller; Auk. 28, at two, at the tilnspow Stock ilarigow. tnftkincr firrRnompnl. foe Rnlvin) services Under the imme- slowat first it was soon apparent that there were nnmtmi i orders, for tbe demand became brisk, exporters baini by far the largest buyers, which was considered a featured i some importance still prices were fully Is.

under thosesi Friday. Subsequent transactions have imparted a little am tone, but without any recovery in price. Refined ku ox been so depressed, yet brown lamps can be obtained it 1 60s. and grocery 61s. to 64.

per cwt. The Tent diate direction of the Bishop. The operations of this hlll, vtairnril, eloest son ef.l, Greatorex, Sprttighill House, rpjmr Clajiton, to Susannah Maricaret, only daughter of Joseph LAW INTELLIGENCE. IloMNii Ovkh a Lau. At the Lambeth County Court, on eduesday.

tried Allclun v. The plaintilt sought to recover damages of the defendant for twelve weeks' loss of time, through being run over by the defendant's horse. Krom the evidence of the plaintilt, a young man, a scale maker, living in Jsmes.streot, St. Mark's-road, it appeared that on the Uth of April last, between nine and ten at night, he was drawing a truek along the Lnrrimoro-rond, near the library, when the d- council will be brought to bear mainly upon the eastern dis-triefs of the metropolis, where large numbers of persons are i congregated without church accommodation, and several large buildings will be hired for the purpose uf carrying on the proposed services. It is expected that the arrangements will he sufficiently matured to enable Ihe council to com-.

mence a series of services in the parish of Bethnal-grcen, in price ot Sugar, the produce ot tne Hntun possessions is. tne uucve.s, as to be unable lo attend till this day). Henry Nowell now deposed that he had for many years been watchman to thu prosecutors, and some time ago, the prisoner bad worked there. Al one o'clock a.m., on tho icth June, witness was on the wharf, when a man seized him behind by the throat, nearly strangling him another man put a cloth over his face, saturated with chlurof. rm, hith rendered witness senseless.

He recollected nothing till about four o'clock, and was then iu great pain, and thought he was dying. A thick cloth was fastened over bis mouth His arms were tied behind him, and his leg were also lied, so that lie could not move or call out. He lay, half insensible, liil live o'clock, when a labourer came, in and released him. Ho was conveyed home, and a medical man attended ami ordered hiui to go to the country, where he remained until yesterday. Witness still suffers severely.

Wheu attacked ho distinctly saw three men, but believes there were more. He was so suddenly attacked, that he could not identify the men. Mr. Hooper, foreman to Messrs. Cory and Son, said the eouutiug-hoitsu was all safe ou the night of the '5lh June.

Next morning he was informed that the watchman was nearly murdered, and it was then found that the couuliug-house had been entered and the desks broken open and ransacked. Above in bank notes, gold and silver, and several Crystal l'alace shares were abstracted. Smith, liii said he, saw the prisoner and another man near Messrs. Cory's wharf, at two o'clock a.m., on the Jtlth June. Jli) said he was waiting for work.

Kouiaine, I said thai the prisoner absconded from tbe neighbourhood shortly after the robbery, and was uot seen till Monday evening, the loth when witness met him and took him into custody. I'f notes have been traced to a money-changer, in the Hav-mnrkct, who cashed them for a strange female the day after tlie robbery The prisoner was remanded, and a summons was issued for the attendaacc of the mouey-chauger in the Hay-tuarket. ALi.KfiBn Nuisance at a Maltster's. At Soutbwark, on Tuesday, Mr. O'Noil.

maltster and malt roaster, of Dock head, Herujmidsey, was summoned by the Uermondsoy vestry for a nuisance. Dr. ChaHis, medical officer of the vestry, said he went to defendant's premises ou the 24th and perceived a dense black ami brown smoke emitting a most offensive smell, and causing nausi a and loss of appetite at 200 yards' distance. A white vapour of most offensive smell was also emitted. Next day witness went there and viewed the whole process of roasting the malt It was being blackened for making porter and stout.

The grain was sound, but it waa much scorched. The smoke from the roasting escaped and penetrated into the adjoining houses. When the cylinder was emptied a lighter vapour arose of an olfeHsive and permanent nature. It was perceptible in witness's clothes for many days. The vapour caused irritation of the eyelids and coughing.

Other witnesses corroborated this testimony. Mr. O'Xeil said his business was se extremely wholesome that men had bteu 20 years in it without being iil for a day. There were many other maltsters in Loudon, and the medical men had declared that there was nothing unwholesome in the business. Mr.

Uureliam said the case must go to trial unless something be done to abate the nuisance, aud he adjourned the case for three weeks to allow an opportunity for doing so, otherwise the case must he tried on the nth of next month in the Central Criminal Court. Case ov Suspicion. At Guildhall, on Monday, Joseph Edwards was charged on suspicion of having robbed the house of Mr. Lewis Brabam. optician, Thavies Inn, of fifty ounces of silver plate, two clocks, a teapot, and wearing apparel.

Mr. Brabam said that on getting up that morning he found that one of his lower windows had been opened, and the place rau-sacked. H.C. Lichtwitz. of 17, liartletl's-butldings, said his bedroom window abutted on Mr, Braham's pn niises.

At live o'clock that morning he awoko and looked out of the window, and saw a large parcel, a knife-box, and two umbrellas placed on th wall leading from Mr. Braham's house to the back of a how in l'lough-court, where the prisoner lived, and he then a like the prisoner, climb the wall and take away the things. Before witness could give au alarm the man vanished. He wore a yellow waistcoHt, but uo shoes, cap, or coat. He would not swear that the prisoner was the man, though his features were similar.

Policeman list; said, that on going to the prosecutor's premises at half-past seven in the morning, whilst lie was receiving a description of the person seen by the last witness, the prisoner looked out of his window, and the last wituess immediately pointed him out as the person whom he had seen. Witness then went and apprehended tbe prisoner, whose feet corresponded with the footmarks on the flower beds iu the yard of Mr. Braham's premises, and he found in tbe iSr.V-b, io rob i.fS,, an.iltauciiile. woollen manufacturers-Watson America, computed from the returns made in the week t', .1:,. 1 rh jrh h.v nf ihs7 ji.

ra i uriieu, taiu, ana rni'tiurcn street, oroRer. I and Master of the Charterhouse IStli, at St. James's, Paddington. Francis Hobsou. sou of Thomas A uracil.

Hyde 1. War.lle and M. MutulelU. Leicester. lniUimrs J.

Uoodnin and W. iNovambar. SiKKHA Lkosk. The GazetU officially announces the Nttwnlt Market, meat salesmen ltou.l. Smith, anil Uisho)-i wparuiuuth, otiij.

brokers J. Klllott and A. Hestall, Strud, Ulocestfr-i sl.ire, l.rinler. Eyre, Ward, ami sliellleUl, inrehania Edgley ami 1 lit'ltidale, upholsterers T. llrook, J.

Woruiald, and J. Si ker, Croluml Hti.ltlrhi'M, and here, rag nierchaitta tur aa rearda J. Syket F. O'hrien and P. tuhtley, Manrhester or elfce- exclusive of duty.

Sugar, tbe produce of the Eaitlncta, i s. exclusive of duty. Tbe average price of the two I foregoing descriptions of Sugar, jointly, 41s. 3d. Tea.

There is a fair average business doing in most ldndt of Tea, and late rates are supported. The show of eaoopla leunani nurse, who a carl, urm-u by a bi.y, ran over him. i Plaint ))' was going at a walking rate He was rendered insensi- ble and taken home, where he was attended by a named i 1'ierrepoiut, and confined to his bed for a fortnight, and unable to work for twelve weeks. His wages i'l per week. The defendant had paid the doctor's hill, and had odered him 1, hut hi: declined to accept it.

All ho sought for was his Iosh of wages. After the evidence had been h' ard, his honour said he thoughtitwasaverycIearca.se. and the claim verv moderate. appointment of the Rev. J.

Bowen, I.L.D., to the Bishopric of Sierra Leone, in the room of the Right Rev. J. V. Weeks, deceased. The llishop-desiguate is Rector of (Jrton Longueville, with Botolph Bridge, near Peterborough, to which living he was presented in 1853 by the Marquis of i where, out nueaiers Hamsun.

andHoud w. T. Coilin.and A. Clmrelt, Hith, wibinetiu.ilie Ucl), WCJ1, and Northncld, engineers E. i Urewettand V.

Hill, WeybrMge, plumhera J. and A. DenniBtuun. Cros, and London Uenm.toun and Llveruool; Uei.uvsu.un, Woivd, New York and J. Dennis- One thing was remarkable, and that, was that the defendant's Huntley 1 he diocese over which Dr.

uewen win have to principal witness the boy who drove the cart was not called. preside comprises the coast between 20 degrees north and 20 lie should leave it to the jury to say what damages the plaintiff degrees south latitude, consisting of the colonics of the was entitled lo. The jury gave a verdict for 1' aud costs. Gambia, Sierra Leone, and the Cold Coast. The appoint- 1 ment is worth only 900 a year, the bishop receiving 500 a THE AMERICAN MERCHANT SERVICE, year as Colonial Chaplain, and 400 from funded property, Last week great excitement was caused at Hastings, in conse.

The new bi-hop will be consecrated in a few davs by the quenco of a sailor being landed by a Itamsgate fishing boat. Archbishon of Canterbury, and in a few weeks afterwards had nicked him up about nine miles at sea, just after he had jumped out of a ship in the Channel. The sailor's name is Park-stpHvri-, lo F.Uzabeth, only daughter of tieorge Wigg, Westbourne-terrace 13th, at St. Mary's, Clierllon Bishop, James Turner Hill, 11th Kombay to Agues Jane, se- eoml daughter of It L. Penuell, M.l)., Vei, bridge, Devon lath, at St.

James's, Piccadilly, Octavius Charles Watkins, Ib'gent-street, to Miss Jenny Anderson, niicoof Chas. Mai hews, Ksq Corn Lodge, Fulham 18th, at Trinity Church, Tnuity- sqiinro, Jlr. Frederick Powell, Kingston, Surrey, to Klizahetli, daughter of Mr. Robert Leslie. Wandsworth-road lth.at the parish church, Kensington, Frederick Augustus, third sou of George l.egg, Gray's Inn, and Oakley-square, Chelsea, to Kate, youngest daughter of the late David Ivall, Bloru- field-road, Maida-hill ISth, at St.

James's, Piccadilly, Mr. Thos. W.Cook. OlitTord-street, Bond-street, to Adelaide, daughter of the Wm. Walton, Kingston, Surrey lfith, at St.

Mary's, Stoke Sewington, Jas. Firsh, Spring House, Heckmomlwike. to Octavia, youngest daughter of Captain Johu Hood. Deptford lsth, at St. Mary Magdalene's, Hastings, Charles Clrabham, Esq the Grove, rllackheath, to Ellen, youngest daughter of Mr.

John North. Poplar lHth.atStreat- nam, Surrey, Charles Horace Stanley, Maddoi-atreet, Hanover-square, to Ellen Frances, daughter of the late Charles Barry, Jermyu-street. St. James's 18lh, at St. James's, Whitehaven, Augustus Holder, Whitehaven, second sou of Geo.

Helder, Gnat James street, Bedford-row, to Elizabeth, only daughter of the late Wm. Jackson, Whitehaven ISth, St. Pancras Church, Mr. Kobert Westmoreland, Billiugtou, Lincolnshire, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Martiu Callow, Kentish Town lath, at Albion Chapel, Moorgate, Mr, James Kcid, Moui.t-street, Whitechapel, to Eliza, secoud daughter of Mr.

John Mudie, Princes-street, Finsbury-square 18th, at St. Matthew's, Denmark-hill, Mr. Samuel Potter, Kent-road, to Eliza Ann, third daughter of the late David Lyon, Somerset House 20th, at St. Church, Thomas White, Esq Wheatslonc-park, Codsall, Staffordshire, to Louisa Augusta, elder daughter of Alfred Brooks, Fiuchley-road, St. John's Wood 20th, at Trinity Church, Cloudesley-square, Iwllnfftnii.

Jfth I'vpprnfr. son nf Mr. Wnlkintr. James rreelaud. a native of Londonderry (Ireland).

On the next morning he made the following statement before the mayor, at Hastings Town Hall He that on the Kid ult, he was staying at a boaniing-house in New Yrk, established for the accommodation of sailors. On the evening of that dav John will proceed to his distant diocese. Amkkican Dishiickic i.v China. From the Protestant Episcopal Spirit uf MUtioiiA it appears that Bishop Boone has determined, in consequence of entire prostration of health, and under the advice of his physiciun, to return to his native country. He was to have left Shanghai about VI tnte, the master of the boarding-house, offered him a glass of grog, ou drinking which deponent fell asleep, and continued so till i.

r. I UI I. I 1 tho middle of May. uv.i .11. snip, steering run sail out or tn harbour.

Tho vessel was plaint was made some lime ago, bv the Churchwardens of touu and ev Orleans; aud Dennistouu, llruthera, and Mel-buutue (us far an regards T. Sellar) Aberdein, (iordon, and Montrose and LuKie, manufacturers. DECLARATION'S OF DIVIDENDS. J. C.

and W. Hhbri.ng, Sunderland, timber mereliants; div. of S0. on the sei.arat.' eslute of J. C.

Herring, on Saturday. Oct. 10, or any subsequent Saturday, at Mr. Baker's, Ketvcaatle-unuli-Tyue. W.

Dokg and J. Skblton, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, timber merchants; div. of -ub, on the separata estate of J. Skelton. oh Saturday, Oct.

10, or anv subsequent Saturday Mr. Baker's. N'ewtastle-upon-Tyne. J. and K.

CiRa and H. F. ScotT. Wallseud, Iron manulacturers first div. ol and first div.

ol Id. on the separate estate of W. It. Carr, on Saturday, Oct. 10, or any subsequent Saturday, at Mr.

Baker's, Newcastle-upon-Tj ne. II A I'TC IKS A XX I. D. THOMAS PVKCHOKT. Sandal Magna.

Vorkahire, carrier. WILLI A ItOH I XSO.N, Saddlewortli. Yorkeliire, dyer. WILLIAM OKiiA.N. WaUaU, saddler.

RANK R.ITI"I JOSKl'II WILI.MOTTand JOHN HAKTLEV. Essex-atreet, and Itatternea, sawyers, to surrender Aug, ia, at twelve, and Oct. z. at nail-pant one. al the Bankrupts' Court.

Solicitor, Mr. Koseoe, huix-fctreel, ofticiai Mr. Caiman, IderuLin-bury. tiEOKGK ARKWHIGHT PEACE and CHARLES ROSE, Upper Uelittave-jilace, Phnlit-o, and Kudnor-ulreet, CheUea, timber Sspt. at.one, and Oct.

1 at aleven. at the Bankrupta' Court. Solicitor. Mr. Suepheard, Mourgate-streel olhcial asignee, Mr.

C'onnau, Alder- inaahury. COltXELIL'S DAVIESand FREDEBICK NORM AN. Great Scotland ard. Wealnilnkler, cement uianuf ai-turerB Sept. 4 at half-pant one, aud 1 at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court.

Solicitor, Mr. Cbldley, Ba-aingliall-nreet official assignee, Mr. Cannan, Aldermaabury. JOHN BEAN, New London-street and Albert terrace, Sydenham Park, coal merchant Aug. Ha, at eleven, and Oct.

i at two. at the Bankrupt' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Norton. Son, and Elam, New-street, Bishops-gate; official assignee, Mr.Cannau.

Aldermanbury. AI.FKKD JOSEPH CHITENDEN CAW rHOTtN, Stock Exchange, Tbrogmorton-alreet, and Warwick-terrace. Willow-walk, Bermondaey. Ktockbruker; Sept. 10, at twelve.

and Oct. Sat eleven. at tke Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Meatrs. Norton, Son, and Elam, New-atteetBishops-gate; ohicial aaalgnee, Mr.

Cannan, Aldermanbury. JOHN THORBURN, Pleydell-street, Fleet-street, and Lower SUm-ford-streel, bookbinder; Aug. j9 and Oct. 2 at half-past twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr.

Innes, Billiter-street; ettlcial assignee, Mr. Whitmore. Basingyall-street, JOHN DOCKREE. Percival-street. Goawell-street.

wine merchant- packet ship, laden with oilcake, bound from New York to London. On awaking ho: a ordered to begin work. He replied, thai he was not shipped on hoard, and he wished to return to the shore. Ho was then told that the lodging-house-keeper had put him on board, and had rccived 17 dollars in advance upon him. He was then ordered to loose the main royal." After some hesitation, he proceeded to do so, when the mate struck him on the face, and told him to do it quicker.

He then went to work with the other men, who were all strangers to each other but the captain and mate were constantly )eatiug him. Bromsgrove, to the Bishop of Worcester, against the Rev. W. F. Adams, one of the Curates, on the ground of his preaching auricular confession and transubstantiation.

The Bishop, after reading the sermons, sent a severe admonifion to Mr. Adams, expressing his decided objection to such doctrines being preached, but excusing them on the ground of bis youth and inexperience. Mr. Adams, while denying most positively that he ever held or intended to teach any doctrine inconsistent with the formularies of the Church, admitted that he had used strong and unguarded expressions The was not a day since he left New York that he had not been prisoner room a waistcoat with yellow lining, which bad ham, Notts, to Jane Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late Mr. beaten either by the captain or third mate.

evidently been worn on tbe reverse side. Tbe marks in the John Walters, Claremnnt-rovr, Islington 2Mb, at Watton yard and on the wall led to the prisoner window. one of the i Church, Herts, Rowland, third son of Samuel G. Smith. day before the kanisgate boat picked him up) the ship was nine miles off FTastmira and hoa.iWM hu Aid rwAnir onn.i.h tnat might be misunderstood.

An attempt was subsequently made py the Churchwardens to gat upademontt-ation against i the third mate kicked him and abused him, and afterwards Mr. Adams, which, however, alter an explanation given by i when deponent was colling the ropes up, the third mate kicked tolerably good, and common sound Congou is curreatlr quoted at Is. 2(d. per lb. Congou Ord.

to good ordn ls. 'ijd. to Is. mixed and leaf kinds, ic, It. Id.

to Is. Od. mixed leaf and flavour, Is. 4d. to Is.

7d bUckith leaf kinds, Is. 5d. to Is. 7d. blackish leaf, etronj Hobow flavour, la.

6d. to Is. 9d. ditto, rather strong Kaitto kinds. Is.

7d. to Is. 9d. ditto. Pekoe Souchong and PeiM flavour.

Is. lOd. to 2t. 2d. ditto, ditto, extra bae.b.it.

Souchong Common mixed and bUckiib leaf, Is. 3d. to Is. 4d. middling blackish leaf.

Is. ii. to U.U.; fine ditto, Is. (id. to Is.

extra fine, 2s. Od. to 2. Oolong Common, Is. 2d to Is.

good to finest UM. to 2s. 2d. Pekoe Flowery common, 0s. to Os.

0d. good to fine, 2s. 4d. to 2s. 8d.

finest, 2s. lOd. to it. Od. Orufl Pekoe: Scented ordinary, Is.

6d. to Is. ditto, poi and fine, Is. lOd. to 2s.

Od. ditto, very finest (in catnap 2s. 2d. to 2s. 6d.

plain, Is. Id. to Is. 4d. Caper-PlM (spurious), 0s.

Od. 0s. Od. scented, good to fine, It. M.tt Is.

lOd. Twankaj Common, 9d. to 0s. Hr kind, Is. 2d.

to Is. 4d. Hyson, akin -Yellow leaf, 9d.U lOd. Hyson Common, Is. 5d.

to Is. good tofim. Is. 8d. to 2s.

Od. finest, 2s. Od. to 3s. Gi.

Young Hjioh-Canton and Twankay kinds, Os. Hid. to Is. dd. good Iowiah leaf to fine Hyson flavour.

Is. 3d. to 2s. Od. Imperial: Canton and Twankay flavour.

Is. Id. toll. middling to finest, Is. 4d.

to 2s. 3d. Gunpowder CaoW (spurious, Cd. to 0. 8d.

to Is. new-make Cut and Twankay kinds, Is. 3d. to ls.8d.; good Moyuue, U--to 2s. 2d.

fine and finest ditto, 2s. 2d. to 3b. Cd. Cofkke.

The demand is confined to present wsnte. pared with last week tbe fluctuations in prices are 60s. to 75s. Sumatra, Padang, and Batata kuw, to ManilU, 58s. to 68s.

Mysore, s. to'-1-Mocha Garbled, 78s. Od. to 95s. ungarbled, 6I.W.B 77s.

Ceylon Native Sorts Ord. to good 63s. 60s. Plantation kinds: Good 65s. to 68i.

to fine fine 70s. to 73s. Od. mid. to good to 8s.

Od. Jamaica 63s. to 65s. Od. goad 67a.

to 70s. Od. low mid. to 70s. to 78s.

good to fine 80s. to 97s. Od. Costa Rica: 0ri good 00s, to 64s. Od.

fine 65s. to 68j. M. ord. to coloury, 70s.

6d. to 78s. St. Domingo: 5i.W-" 59s. Od.

Havanna and Cuba Ord. to good 3-" Cls. fine ord. to 62s. to 80s.

Od. Pojto to 70s.0d. Rio: 48s. to 70s. LaGuayra: Good ere6 mid.

coloury, 58s. 6d. to 79s. per cwt. Chicory.

English, IS 10s. to Os. Hsttol 12 10s. to 13 Flanders, 13 0. to Hamburg, 0s.

to Belgium, 13 0s. to JT Guernsey, 13 0s. to 0s. Onr market is wit rately supplied with both English and Foreign Cb W' the demand may be considered steady, at full priets. Cocoa.

Trinidad, 98s. to Grenada, 88s. Guayaquil, 130s. to s. per cwt.

London dressed, 46s. tjfc onds, s. Od. ditto, as imported, 24s. to 30s.

12s. 6d. to21s.0d. Bengal, white, lis. Od.

to 15s. fz can, 10s. Od. to Madras, 10s. 9d.

to lls.6d.; 12s. to lCs. per cwt. Very moderate transaction! been reported, but prices still continue high. Sw descriptions are on the decline, with a few parcels to arrive.

i- af the follaWH property naa oeen traced yei. i lie prisoner said ue was a sea-; Sacombe Park, to Constance, second daughter of tke late Lord ni the employ of Mr. Beudiu. contractor. He knew Granville, Somerset 20th, at Christ Church, Forest-hill, Hv.

nothing about the robbery. He was in bed at the time. The Dawson, Sydenham, fourth son of Wm. Dawson. waistcoat tieloiijted to him, but he had never yet worn it.

je, Kent, to Frances Emily, only daughter of W.O. Wheeler him again, and struck rub on the head, saying he would have satisfaction on him now, as he had sprained his linger iu beating ruuiiMuuvmv aa novum was ivuuwu ui inn in- i ferry-vale, sydennam David Josenh. Bel- tne tear, tne tie v. a. iiousman, ended in the meeting expressing their opinion that the Vicar's explanation of the conduct of Mr Adams was perfectly satisfactory.

Miscellaneous Pkaver Meeting at Bristol. A mixed meeting of Clerev and laitv. Churchmen and Dis mm in nay ueiore ana snoniy ancrwarus, when they were standing on the side of the" ship, the third mate said, Jump over, you or I will take your life before we get to London." Deponent immediately lumsed into scnier, and as the evidence failed to connect him with the robbery, lie must be discharged. Tbe prisoner was then liberated. RoHBlh'o A Wine Meuciiaxt.

At MarlborouRa-street, ou Tuesday Thomas Divine and James Doyle were charge! with stealing a large quantity of wine and spirits the property of Valentine Kingston, wine merchant, York-street, St. James's. Mr. Kingston said the prisoner Divine was formerly in his service, as head cellarman. In March last he discovered that about sise-park, St.

John Wood, to Fauny, second daughter of Lewis Davis, Esq Plunistead Common, Kent lath, at St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Glasgow, H. W. 8. Whiffin, War Offiee, Pall-mall, and Thornton Heath, Croydon, to Jessie Irvine, only daughter of Jaffray Sceales, Esq.

20th, at St. Mary's, Islington, Mr. James Tann, Lincoln's Inn-ttelds, to Elizabeth, second daughter of the late Mr. William Bacon, Cambridge Heath, Hackney 2flth, at St. Barnabas, Kensingtou, Charlotte Louisa Hnlii-llnr Aug.

at two, and hept. ztf, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court, Mr. Chidley.Ba&int-lLall-street; official astigiiee, Mr. Nicholson, Basing-hall-treet. hall-treet.

JAMES CHARLES COCKEKELL. Wandsworth-road. deal" in UK dozen of different wines were missing, besides 8 gallous of to cnanes urije, uueeu s-gardeus znth. senters, was held at the Victoria Rooms, Bristol, on Monday se to escape from the ill treatment. He waa a good evening, for united prayer on behalf of British India.

The i W.rte tnrew i i-L l. out ine JjjBuuoy. jmiJ the aaid, If von care for vour devotional exercises, which were conducted by the Rev. Ufe you pit. up the But repiied Sat he would Messrs.

Hill, Bruce, Hcbditcb, Roper, and others, consisted i rather be drowned than return to the ship to be ill treated. The of reading of Scripture and prayer, and several hymns ap- captain then said, lro n. then, you These were the propriate to the occasion. (last words he heard from him. After tiring in the water ten The Pew System.

In the ancient Church of Hexham minutes the crew of the Mary Ann fishing smack picked him up pews have iong been held as property, sold and bequeathed. and all rrspects treated as private property. Tho Btshop then severely beaten. Dciionent also saw a man kicked over-of Durham, in reply to the Churchwardens, has pronounced board from the forecbains, and when he was about ten minutes shi rry, 20 dozen or port wine. aud 20 gallons or gin.

In conse- at Marylebone Church, Edmund, son ol the late 1. Thomas, queiice of this dlscovery he discharged the prisoner. A short I Clapham-rise, to Mary Jane, daughter of Chas. Browning. Esa.

tiweago awinrounicaiion wanisae to mm oy a woman named Dorset-place, Dorset-square 20th, at Clapkam Church, Thurston, and this led to the apprehension of the prisoner. Fowler Jones, Ei.q Bootham, York, toCatbarine, fourth dauKk. Caroline Thurston said she lodged at Doyle house 202, ter of the late Henry Pigeon, Esq Clapham Common, and the Waterloo-road twelvemonth sgo prisoner Borough, Soutbwark 20th, at St. Saviour's, South Hnmp- was in the habit of bnngi.ig wine to Doyle, who paid bim 2s. a I stead, James Taylor, Wargraye, Berks, to Rosa Ann, eldest week for it.

She had seen SO or CO bottles of sherry brought daughter of the late Charles Bertram. Chalcot-villas. 5 ii. i hbe h.eard Diiue hey quar- Haverstock-hill 20th, at the parish church, Richmond, Wm. relied that he could transport Solomons cross- Bird, Albemarle-street.

Shepherd's Bush, only son of Wm. Bird. all this illegal, and assures the tenants ot pews that they need no longer pay rents to their landlords'" Church-rates. At Nuneaton a church-rate of "id. in examined tne wituess, out utu not snake her evidence.

The Bute House. HaiBmeMmith to Marv H.nna). VW prisoners were remanded until next Monday. i.orses sept. u.

at one. and Sept. SO, at half-yajit elevun. al the Bankrupta' Court. Solicitor, Mr.

Ci.idley.BasinghaU aireet; official asaignee, Mr. Stansfeld. UOltERT JOHNSON. Phicnli-place, Calthorpe-street, and elsewhere, builder; Sept. 3.

at hatt-past twelve, and Sept. SO. at two, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Young ana Plews, Mark-lans official assignee, Mr.

Uraham. WILLIAM EDWARD HUNT, Strand, licensed victualler Sept. S. at twelve, and Sept. 30, at half-past one, at the Bankrupt' Court.

Solicitor, Mr. Biehley, Surrey-Btieet, Strand official assignee, Mr.StansIeld. GEORGE FOX, Wslls-streei, Oxford-street, frstratier; Sept. at twelve, and Sept. 30, at one.

at the Bankrupts' Court, solicitors. Mr. Neate. Southampton Buildings, Chancery-lane; official assignee, Mr. Sianifeld, WILLIAM STANDING, Kingsland-crescent, Kingsland-road, n-giueer Sept.

5 aud at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Jones, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-etreet; official asaignev, Mr. Staimfel.t. THOMAS DALE, Leek, Staffordshire, dealer in drainage pipes; cpi.

3 and 2t, at half-past eleven, at the Birmingham District Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitors, Mr. Challinor, Hanley, and Mr. Smith, Birmingham official assignee, Mr. Whitmore, Birmbighain.

SAMUEL MCRFIN, Litrhurch, berbyahire, innkeeper Sept. 8 and 22, at hair-past ten, at the Birmingham District Court of Bankruptcy, Nottithani. Solicltora. Mr. Gamble, Derby, and Mr.

Knight, official assignee, Mr. Harris, Nottingham. THOMAS NATHANIEL ASHMAN. Veovil, currier; Sept. 1 and Oct.

at eleven, at the Exeter District Court of Bankruptcy. Mesur. Garland aud Fear, Sherborne and Yeovil, and Mr. Terrell, Kxter official assignee, Mr. Hirtzet, Exeter.

daughter of the late Orlando Orlando Stone. Richmond Surrey. in the wacera boat was put out, but it was too late, and he was drowned. Their food had been very deficient in quantity. Tbey had molasses and water, with a small piece of lieef, about enough for three men.

to feed a whole crew. Bread was the only article of which a sntficienry was supplied. He bad no money, and he had received none from the captain of the ship. He owed the boardinghcusa-keeper only nine dollars, aud if the captain paid seventeen dollars it was eight too many. He said he intended to complain to the authorities in Loudon, but as they might not believe his story, he now complained to this court on his arrival.

When tucked up lie could scarcely move, aud he complained of his back, and said he had been knocked about with a handspike. DIED. On the J2th June, at Eohnee, Lieut. Sir Norman Leslie, 5th Irregular Cavalry at Turnham- green, George Senior, aged 62 12tb, at the Grove, Clapham-road, Maria Amite, wife of Henrv John Dennis, in ber SSd Mtstebious Cuasgk of Mcbdkk. At Marylaboue, on Wednesday, Charles Ross was charged with causing the death of Elizabeth Brown, aged 33.

Sergeant Tarleton, 11 said that at eight o'clock on the previous evening the prisoner, who was the worse for liquor, came to the Paddington Station, and said that a female with whom be had lived for years, at 14. Star-street, had committed suicide at his lodgings. He added, that the pound was proposed, and carried by a majority. On a poll the numbers were for, 101 against, 13. From the first there was no doubt as to the result.

At Blandford, a voluntary collection, in opposition to a rate, has been adopted. The inhabitants of Abingdon have agreed to a rate of Is. in the pound, for the restoration of the spire of St. Helen's Church. Perversion.

The MVrMv Kcjifcr announces that the Rer. H. B. Bayley, and one of the Masters at St. Mary's College, Harlow, Essex, was received into the Romish Church, or tbe Feast of the Transfiguration, at Douglas, Isle of Man, by the Rev.

J. Carr, Rector. year nin, at itchen stoke Mcarage, the very Rev. W. Convbeare.

Dean of Llandaff. in his Tut vear 1.1th it Xm, ting Hill, Percy, eldest son of George Leslie, aged two years lain, at onncnurcu neciory, nerts, Caroline alary much discolouredfa, if from blows, and he had a mark on hU i tod drinking together at loft p.p -The Mavor after making further ni-Hdrvri tne hltc on waking the moraine he saw her lper GlenisterorWpvly the uT.fortu mwivh SrSSf. fl(for "'JVJTT in fr0nt thekUcUen: and he got nients. and tn forward him to London, in order to lodge his i iS.und 1,7 5 "ST1 tho complaint at the polico-oourt, the Major undertaking to oav the I of "IU door, and that he cat her down, and the body was daughter of the Rev. Sir John H.

Culme Seymour, aged two years lm, airs, naran r.nzaoetn uermaine, late of Bail; ia. at, Lansaowne-mace. HacKnev. air. H.

n. Housfleid. aiLiii ivinir nn on still lying the door. The prisoner also said that he told his ma oun year' lotn, at nan-street, xsioomsoury, Francis WILLIAM NEWSOME and Ell IV ABU WILLIAM HAMMOND. l.tullmjIV wtlAf.

lul rw.11u.t tl.a.. l.n.l necKinondwicKe, lorssntre, scribbling miners Oct. at eleven, at the Leeds District Court f8 currants, 50s. to Gulpb, of Bankruptcy, tc' tt.i. 1.

In of 1 POLICE INTELLIGENCE. tiifc.r iiT i i waras, r.sq., iu dis .30 yi-ar lsiu. tne tvoyai Hospital, Jf. tb of the ractsi nd nn subsequent in- Greenwich, Annie Sophia, third daughter of the late Edgcimue Ti9 cusy on sus- Cbevallier, aged 17 Uth. Thos.

Pipon Champion, picion of causing the woman death. Sonhia Tve. the landlady I S. .1 Me.ara. Bond and Barwick, and Messrs.

Cartas official aHaignee. Mr. Hone. Leeds. RvbarTi r.

aan Aimonas, s. to s. Valencia, cia, luiA'tunu. ci. v.iin a uuu, tuuu iwu rzm im, JT lie Law as to Pamsbkoskss.

At Westminster, on Tuesdav, I deposed that she knew nothing or what had occurred until the police came. Hopkins, 170 D. said that at hall-past eight he uui.t mlu turn, UHl'lWV DljAUb Ut3 roy-square, Mary, third daughter of Lionel Oliver, in her sweet, in bond, 66s. Od. 6Ss.

PrnDes, s. to cia 6Ss. Denia, s. to s. Moscsttl, to Smyrna, black, 30s.

to ditto red, lis. Eleme, 65s. to 70s. Sultana, s. to s.

Spisjis. Prices remain steady, with a fair o1" ANTHONY, PAUL, and ENOCH OARFORTH, Earlaheaton. maiiufaclurera Sept. 8, at hall-paat eleven, and Oct. 9, at eleven, at the Leeds District Court of Bankruptcy.

Solicitors, Meaera Bond and Barwick, aud Messrs. Cariss and Cudwortb, Leeds official auignee, Mr. Hope, Leeds. THOMAS WE BORN POTTER, York, corn merthant Sept. 15 and Oct.

at eleven o'clock, at the Leeds District Coart of Bankruptcy. Solicitor. Messrs. Leeman and Clarke, York, and Mr. Blackburn.

Leeds; ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. Bbbach of Promise os Makkiaqb. At the assizes held at Liverpool was tried Wood v. Garside. This was an action for a breach of promise of marriage.

The defendant pleaded that be did not promise' It appeared from the opening statement of the learned counsel for the plaintiff that the plaintiff was a farmer's daughter of Uld'dame, in Saddleworth, near Oldham, and tbit tbe defendant is a master dyer of Saddleworth. The plaintiff is a person iu a humble statiou of life, about 11 years of age, and at the time the defendant became acquainted with her she was a person of rare personal beauty. Her father bad been a farmer, having some land and keeping cattle but he became reduced in circumstances, and his children were under the nnnesaitv rt iroiinr out to earn their owa living. At an early oin year istn. Mr.

urea, -ortn-terrace, soutn-street, Grosvenor-square, aged 49 15th, at Fulham, Wm. Pattendeu Howard, in bis filst. year 15th, Mrs. Robert Death, Regent-street, aged 2 15th. Mr.

Peter Kruse, Sloaue-street, Ch-lsea, aged 7i ISth, at the Edgware-road, Martha, relict of Edward Bigg9, aged 61 Uth, at Folkestone, Charief aUAu, SUOimOneU 1 by Mrs. for not returning articles pledged by her. Iu went to the house aad asked had any one in the house bung defence, the defendant's foreman stated that complainant had herself, and not getting a satisfactory answer he called the land-applied for the articles on a Saturday uight, when tbev were verv ldy down, and on entering tbe front kitchen the deceased was busy, and the things could not be found. She was asked to lying ou the bed. Dr.

Burcham was seat for and came imme-come aaain. aud consented, saying she would not come for a fort- diately, and said the deceased must have been dead for at least night On tbe following Monday the pUdge was found, and i four hours. Pour pieces of cord (one of them being a noose), kept four months over date, and was then sold, and nearly s-ven wre by the side of the bed. Mr. Burcham, surgeon, 1, Cam-mouths elapsed before tbe lady called for it.

Tho rnmnUin.nt bridge-terrace, deoosed that when iWjuh h.rf Ywn cinnamon cevion inrat quality is. ia. to ci oiiiviaiassignee, iioj-e. teu. 1 i 1.

Herbert hdrd, only survmng son or hdward Kosher, L'DDer Hamilton-terrace. St. John's Wood 18th. at High. EDW ARD WILLIAM HAMMOND.

StainclilTe, Yorkshire, woollen-I uuru uilui xi. Jjs manufacturer; Sept. S. at twelve o'clock, and Oct. at eleven, at ih Tilhcherry: First Quality Is.

6d. to 0s. seeoliB street, Deptford, Mr. Robt. Buchauau Martiu, aged 15tb Le-Ja tnatricv couri oi uanxrupicy.

aoucilora. jaeasrs. Bond and Id to Os third ditto I Id talk ner lb Java: Barwick Leedi official Mr. Hotie. Ijd.

t-. IDlra OHIO llO. IO US. per 10. ib.

iu. tu luiru umu iiu. iuvb. yeriu. wi tne country, aa i on the 1st of 185.

uaa some here was adeep ma rk on her throat, and at the Paragon, Blackheath. Panuy, eldest daughter of tbe late l.Xi.itl nVr V' 5iuuikio. i Joseph naoiey, smethwicK, Staffordshire lsth, at JOH ijATRKLL, late of Aakham Richard, usar York, farmer; t. 1, at half-past eleven, and Oct. 2, at eleven, at the Leeds Dis iiiT; i i.

inu m-vreuoi i IDlon-street, Ml He fi irt, rnos. rreckleton, (ireat allev age ibe plaintiff was under the necessity of going to the place of business of the defendant, who is in a superior station of life, for to third qualities, Is. 2d. to Is. 6d Cassia Lignea iwt.

145s. per cwt. Clores: Bourbon 4 Jd. to H-'Z 7 id. to Penang lOid.

to Is. Mace Fair to fine 2s. Od. to 2s. dark and inferior Is.

3d. u. 4. 1 A rn.la.od.. SfT ww.

iw a.i. in -u-nwo laat sue went to redeem urwwu, wnu oau comuiaiuea ot ner nre Deme iu aanirer. Tne KmAv rvirtr. m-i. trict court oi Baniuupiay.

solicitors, air. aiaxon. York, and Mefars, rt oi xfanKiupiay. souciwjra, air. aialOn, Vork.

and Me'urs. them tendered principal and interest; but the foreman prisoner, who deuied the charge, was remanded till Wedneadav. I nt 'prib-ht "i- uarina anu cuuwoi tn, nvw 1 Cudwortb, tie purpose of taking dinners to her brothers aul sisters, wuo Worke.1 at thA at Saddleworth. The defendant Leeds official assignee, Mr. Hope.

Leeds. BL'SFIELD. Veadoii, cloth mannfactorer Sept. 7. at half-n.

Oct. 16, at eleven, at tbe Leeds District Court of Bank- JESSE BUS iiant eleven, ani and said She The carried ou a business of considerable extent there. He was of uawnu. II. Dl VJ ub.

vs. rui.tcy. Solicitore, Messrs. Rawson, Gaorge. and Wade, and Mesars.

limeo ti he could not find the pledge, and asked her to call again. 1 with liberty to give bail, himself iUu, asd two sureties in 1 ieth, at New Bood-street, Jane Gouldiug, eldest daughter of the said it was very awkward, as she dtd not reside in London. -0 each for his appearance. Ute Gouldiug, Esq. 17th, St Wigmore-street.

Mr wou4 be forthcoming any A Poiicbmas stabbbd bv a Female. At Bow-street, on John Da Costa, in his 77th year 11th, a' Jlitcham, Surr'v she called specific time was flxed. and wituess Wednesday, Ann Donovan aged 20. a hawker, of 6, Neale's-j the infant daughter of Edward Marshall, aged seven 7.n-Zh Wi.T" months 17th, Pil Edward, econd son of T. 2 Avhite.

Es2 time Bond and Barwick. Leeds; official asaignee, Mr. Hope. Leeds. DU loira auto is.

u. ia cv. huicu 15. WILLI ASI ANFIELD. Great DrimeM, Yorkshire, millwright, Sept.

9 2s. 2d. per lb. in bond. Ginger Malabar and Oct.

7. at twelve, at the Leeds Diatriet Court of Bankruptcy, IfonraJ Vli ta ditto in Raaa 60s to and third ditto Is. 9d. to 2s. (sound) wait nnlv --j- ou.

tt uj. aauuuors, syaannam-DarK. A.enc. agea is years 17th. at Unner Kvdpn.

l.eaa omciai HBsiaaev, nr. vvncK, ami. muc iu. iww, wd. vm.

ditto 75s. 0d. to 85s. Od. per duty paid.

r5FrTso Eastern to Malabar, 5d. to shot kind jr; alick uukuus, smiaeriana, shipowner; Aug. at eleven, and Oct. 6, at twelve, at th Newcastle-npon-Tyne District Coart sf Bank-rnptry. Solicitor, Mr.

Brignal. Durham official assignee, Mr. Baker, ine roreman saione was oounaio sell tne pieage oy auction, "rrourer, saja tnat on luesaayarternoon hewas in BndeU-atreet, ham, Martha, second daughter of the late David Gibson Eaq being above 10s. Talue. It brought only Ids.

(His books proved Long-acre, and he saw a police officer running after a boy, whom Stock Exchange 17th at Glocester-terrare HvdeP.rtar" this). Mr. Arnold said the pledge ought not to have been sold, he caught and conducted towards the workhouse. Tbe prisoner deaa.Joaeuh Huaelton. Esa.

aged 17th Kank Vrlratir The compUiuant had done all that the law required, and when and another female then ran to the workhouse, and after tbe eldest ton of Mr. R. G. HeunelirSouthamnten-'ttreet Blooms-' to white 9d. ta Is.

9d. ner lb nmeoio CMMC-U- line. i.nai3iurnaa Aixujtn. ih i rwmn great, rage than the plaintiff, and when the acquaintance nrst commenced she was about 17, aud be was upwards of SO. He miufMted great anxiety to win the affections of the nlaintitT, "wved his advances with much coyness.

Both to her mother, her rather, and other relation! he had over and over again avowed his deep attachment. He was told there was a aisproportion in their years aud a disproportion in their mrriage would not be a suitable one on Sri 'hat he had Ivetter abstain from hia courtship. that he had fixed his affections firmly and strongly he could not live without her. On bt of building a house for her in SSLm. for Period of time he was moat aawduou.

in hia attention. Stid even resorted to iu- fff of obtaining access to her. Be at length wceeded hi, and removed her reluctance, and uo Joubt her affection were giv, to him. for shortly be (rave biiUh to a child. In the condition of misery and K.

ba thi riwT.hVS ib. nliSihi HiSrfZn; the dm tin Sh Zt zva unneaa-road, Sarah Clements, formerly of Harlow, aa-ed 4.1 17th at Hnninr. wards, when tbe oomtaqle came out. she foImwAd hin. Thp i L' i.

followed him. The I Aug. iMmd Oct. at twelre, at the Newcastle-upon-Tyne District Court i i ranoited Bankruptcy. Solicltora, Mr.

VTatson. Newcaatli-apon-Tyn Had I 8a LTPT. There were several Mr. Hjrwood, aemeafs-lane, Lombard-street; official sasignw. Mr.

early sailing of good quality nd later Baker, NeweaaUe upm-Tyne. cj onnsuble said something to her. and waa about to Uy hold of I EsoT, in his 74th vear 17th at St him' drer 0Ul "Sf" fW) Jibbed rSt'. Frances, of Wm. 0 thd Qd tbe constable bled Bedford-square, in her Sid year 17th.

Hwriet wifc of Samuel profusely Witness and another man ran up, and another con-. shenhenTEan Virtnrinin thenceforth holding it, uot as pawnbroker, but as a baiilee. The foreman There was no tender of principal and interest. Mr. Arnold Still I consider that tbe pawnbroker's right ceased when the complainant appeared to redeem.

But. as the case is very important, I adjourn it for the attendance of Mr. Perkins, and, to affordan opportunity of proving the value of'the pledge 6WH.M BKyiiKaTKATIONS. i W. PL ARSON, Glasgow, srdrit merchant; Aug.

t5, at twelve o'clock, th. H.ll tJ5 stable arrived tbe nriaoner apprenended, and the wounded i pi, Fuzroy.ruare, Louisa, wife of Thomas Wight, ww. rouocKSDieios, Aug. 31. at uoauust.

rnniaa ana ruDiisaea huh ma fjp twelve, at the White Hart. Ortenock. Strand, tas pariah of St. Clamant Danea, la tht W.nJfBi man was taken to the bospitaLWm. ButCeld, of Oaauhrton tub Right to hold Aitta.

tne Ltunoetn ponce coisrt a 37 isth, at stoke Newlngton, Ernest John, son of Mr, r.r.i,E- i Ma v- 3IfTCHELL. Perth. J. n-Arrhant: And-. Si.

at Mi Pr.n.nr'. on Thursday, Mr. Lund, the superintendent ot the division of Street, artist's coloum.an, corroborated the above Gaul, iu hii secoad year road, St. oy Wjxmam Clummmt, of th i ACOl'in 44, 1867. Lihrary, Psrtli, I.