The Express. — London, England, 1847-09-23 00:00:00

4 has been plated by Lord Stanley—whet le enduing all that Yee bitty which the thanoi,lioli of the earl would pro. vent nun assuming —at th e r' .opoool of the' agents and stewards for the occasion ; aced the manner in which it has been expended seems to isidames, on the part of these gen. tiemen, a proper sense of the original 11Vasilesnos. Dinners to the gentry and the tenaatry give full employment this day (Wednesday), and to-morrow thug is te be • • bell, to which 900 parsons hare been invited. Lord Stanley presides at the dinners, and the merriment, more espechilly at the board reined which are gathered the " country's pride," is of the most uproarious description. The tenantry of the families In the Isle of Man and Tipperary will participate in the joviali ties of this celebration, and every exertion is being made on the part of Lard Stanley to do full honour to Ms son in the maintenance of the fame for hospitality and generosity which has been borne by this wealthy and infineetial Muse on each successive majority of its long line of »prenatally's. ALLEGED FALSE IMPRISONMENT.—At the County Court of Lancaster, Bolton division, held on Tuesday, at the Town-ball, before W. A. Hulton, Esq., judge, Mr. Jamie Harris, superintendent of the borough police force, was seed at the instance of Mr. James Fliteroft, cart-sheet minutiae turer, for demurrer, 201, for an illegal assault and false imprisonment. It may be remembered that shortly after the last election for members for the borough Mr. Flinn:ill appeared at the court in Bowker'srew, and stated that he warned • warner against the mayor, for committing per jay ; upon which he was removed out of the court by the direction of Mr. Harris. Since then notice has been' given to the officer that he would be proceeded against for his treatment towards Mr. Fliteroft, and subsequently •summons wee issued for the hearing of the case at the new County Court. Mr. Richardson opened the case, referring to the facts, and argiled that Mr. Harris having taken the plaintiff into cus tody and discharging him without bringing him before a magistratehad acted illegally. Several witnesses having been examined, two of them, Mr. Walsh, J.P., and Mr. Winder, 'magtstt a s clerk, having been subpoenaed, John Richardson, oalted by Mr. Richardson, said he served a notice open Mr. Harris, of which the one now produced was • true copy. On the day of service he in dorsed it on the back. The notice (which was one re quired by law previous to the issuing of • warrant) was read by the clerk of the court. —Mr. Watkins, addressing the court, said he felt it his duty, at this stage of the proceedings, to object that the plaintiff was not in court, and that he must be nonsnited. The notice in this instance was served on the 4th of Angust, and he would show that the summons was issued en the 4th of September.—The judge said the objec tion was valid, supposing the plaintiff was bound to give aotice ; and that depended upon whether Mr. Harris honestly sonsidered he was doing his duty at the time of the alleged offence; for on this point it was necessary to show that he was doing his duty.—Mr. Richardson submitted that the aotice was surplusage, and needed not to have been gives.— Mr. Watkins observed, that although he had taken an otters the with respect to the notice, he was ready to go upon the merits.—The judge, in giving the decision, observed that he could not but say he thought Mr. Harris had a fair ground for supposing that he was doing his duty (whether he might be right or not). At the time of the occurrence, he was in court to preserve order sad regularity. Whatever Mr. Flit croft thought, it was quite clear what he went to the place foe. It was to accuse a person of having done that for which, U there was any ground, he ought not to have made the are cusation in court publiely ; and, under these circumanacee, be considered Mr. Harris had • fair ground for saying he must be removed. Therefore be was entitled to the protection of the statute. The notice was, consequently, aecemary ; and, not having been given in time, or rather the action having been commenced too soon, the plaintiff must be non-suited.—On the application of Mr. Watkins, the court allowed ordinary costa. COMPROMISING A FELONY.-011 Theaday, at the Borotieh Court of Manchester, Issue Clegg, Joseph Saau, and William Snaps, were ch arged with easepleng to dam Mr. Clarke, Wellington-street, Hulme, to compromise a charge of felony preferred by him at the last sessions against a woman passing by the name of Jane Carter, the wife of William Snape. Some weeks shin Jane Carter was apprehended on a charge of stealing 21. from Mr. Clarke. Shortly before the last sessions, at which the woman wu to be tried, the two prisoners named Lau Clegg and Joseph Snipe waited upon Mr. Clarke, and offered to give him the 21., provided he would raisin from persecuting the charge. Mr. Clarke objected, and gave information of what had occurred to • police officer, who followed them, and observed that, after being joined by the pelt saner William Swipe, they all went into the cellar of Cavanagh, St. George's-road. Cavanagh was a party acting as a sort of attorney for persons of the class of the prisoner', writing letters for the recovery of debts, and advising therm, ' when (to ale their own terms) they have get into trouble. From him, a few days after, Isaac Clegg and Joseph Snape brought a note to Mr, Clarke, recommending that, when he west before the grand jury, he should state that he was so much in liquor when the robbery wits committed, that he could not identify the party who robbed him, which would ensure the ignoring of the bill. Mr. Clarke did not, of course, fallow this advice, and the woman Carter was tried and convicted at the last sessions. On Thursday the three rumen were apprehended iCavanagh, who was also in chided is the warrant, was discovered to have died recently, whoa the officer went to his house to levee the warrant. Isaac Clegg and Joseph Soaps having admitted the offence, were ordered to find two sureties to appear at the next see sions. William Snipe was remanded, In order that evidence might be produced that he was the same person as one named in the warrant Joseph Sharpe. TRH SWINTON MUILD ElL.—Edward Garland, aiiat who stands &mei with the marder of the old =...it2 Web Barker, as Or 41h WS.has 1111111.1811.116 &ahoy Llama •kw *MY elect the bowler had maw aloe to go into his nal, whoa, on stteaspling M nolo* Abs door, he discovered that it had been hinersd ea the tiWq It was instantly hosed opus, jot in time to beevenildolt, from committing saLf-destnestioa. Ile had torn a love stet from a woollen ree which mired his bed, and, &Rat fas hie this round one of the bus over the door, was Ur act of securing a noon while ha had made his neck, when he woe ilmshaiMei As may It imagined, the gaol autheellies adopted greater prow tions to ensure his safe orsody.-0a the resumption of the coroner's inquiry upon the body of Barka, Mr. Rayner, police-inspector, detailed tome converandaa be Ira had with the aroused is the gaol last thosisy rim he denied that he had been at Swinton foe throe whet year.. —The jury, holding that the prisoner asibi lo bo t Ft, so on to give the witnemes an opportunity - el lien hi m, the coroner was directed to so li cit the Iheretary State to allow him to appear before them for a sleet time. If such cannot be complied with, the jury hops they may be excused from giving a verdict.—Amordingly, te moseanahate with the Home-office, the proceedings were again advanced. YORKSHIRE YEOMANRY.—Yesterday the 2al West Regiment of Yorkshire Yeomanry assembled ands the cone mood of Lieut. Col. Pollard for eight days' training, at Harrogate. The Yorkshire Humor Regiment of Yeomanry, etemaanded by the Earl de Grey, K.O, will ansentble at York to-day for the like purpose. DERBYSHIRE. COMMISSION BY THE • LORD L/EUTENANT.—Th• RM. F. L. Gower to be deputy lieutenant. ESSEX. ROBBERY OF THE COINS AT THE CHAPPLE VIA larcr.—William Hunt and William Coot*s ware brought up before the magistrates at Chelmsford on Saturday, and there being no evidence to affect Hunt, he was discharged. The only evidence at present adduced againt Cootes was, that he presented half a sovereign of the present year's date, in payment for some spirits at the Rose pubhchouse at Chapple between 9 and 10 o'clock on the night of the rob bery. Mr. F. B. Philbrick, solicitor, who appeared for the prosecution, applied fora remand of the prisoner fora week, as he had every reason to expect he should be able to procure further evidence against him. Remanded accordingly. GLOUCESTER MUSICAL FESTIVAL.—GLOIICESTETI, WZDNIISDAY.—The reser: 'Masan of the hotival was, -hersad all doubt, " Every 'satin the astbedral was ,aempled by a biehly behluahle amliencie. The manta and WNW of " Elijah " lave been ghostly &sewed in this look mad we need nee now pardealaviss thew Time 71111. mm admit of an Winded mitiehon of the whew moss of ft, yet we emu* help &haft to the melerly :=l4of Herr Stash* and Hr. Lackey. The laMar in the e " Ye Pee*, send year hearts, and swot yaw ipz • sew fo r tesaagesinkis and the Ur fesheedag, " If with ell year hearts yes Oink auk me * " Wheel that theta's', alit tine wall sad ORM& dein. Recitative, Mies Deihl " Now *p bruit is dried me. Elijah," was beantlfaktme sni ted, litho the eh and dant by Modem i tiloa and Ewe • w Whet haulm Ude with thee, resn it Gni?" and.« baba, thy sea Ihmtla," the ln• ans=lf these mat artistes was ezahsently displayed. • " TANI a Bed," "BM], alue,' road wpm- Id and a sesitatire air by tamilat,, Draw are d yL h peoptenieesin recitatie to ve m ead " was amsant by Mada oi la me a amohdp . by Oa saderi and dtsadisl, " Oh mat at God, help thy pespis," and " Beheld a little doled arise now he. the wades; it km like a mina's hand. " weaned la nit pueblo manner, smashoded the int part. The most noticeablehatures is the amend reeduwe a reci tative by Here desultd, The Lai bath esehed thee from mown thy park." litentadvm Mr. Letbsy, " Men of God now let my weeds be prudes. hi thy eight, Thu with • JinehO; Elijah is areethy 110 dia." Air, "It is enough, Oh UK now take, away ay Mk." Recitative. ".ate, Elijah, for .hon hastakagjaammyto go," by Hiss Dolby aad Herr Etmutgl : and a Mann, "Ndiold Oed.tba Lord pawed by."—The sum of 1791. was milhand at the iloo7s of the cathedral for the of Zs charity ; and the concert and ball last evening was well attended. ' AND CL E RICAL. * I 7OW Coligna.—The arassixation for ea hob .Ws Ms blur igNialat Me phis la Da The 4bi. dumb asinine if NIL pit aim* mai II WNW bt pun aHNieratikr miumliiref.Amemil sr . O3DWATIOIU.-.BY Tag Bognor or Wngcourraa.—At r. Cottildrst giurah d.heam, IL—Dwaxa ae l t : 8 94 . T. l BaL CalL. . Jam uai., ' *. . 7.a . Cull., Comb.; C. W. Dad e% RA, be Mimi& Z rib 01::: A.. Tells. M.A., Clare Hall, Om/ ; T. W. Ml*. La., aMItH co_ Cam.; 8. J. firaftralt ILA., Meg. Odl. Csleass IL mortoki, Its% Olt • 0. a IL. warm ILL. New is Mel. 00„ Ins ? A d I. the maw' of North Ilkallop; J. A. =ILA.. amot 8 p i a, Comb., llormal to the mei yet lbeinek BY no BIBBOP OP Zupwc—At lips Csii n u t Ilitto. wa lk ui tr Oall, Dates LA., Ter. Oa.. Debits; L t i p= OA ;I. Onws, RA., Trbt. 048, AM; . dais of Queen% Oi, OeL ;Obilsten. D.A., inn mink BA.. Wane COIL OKLA. J . . 14 7141ma . . a Stria Owns ; 3. P. *mow LA., lISL Des. Or. D. C. Newry, &A., The. OA. Dahlia; IL IltslLA. akIL Mee Cine.; W. LA, BC I Ca l = ; W. L lade. PM& OIL, _by tenons Nary b•Arddrp. sfYieb ; fhtegleMbr RA, MIL OA. Comb. by Yaw Illsidoory Iva tin AreW of bet t W. H. Webney..3.A, 'MILOS. Ousb , by Was toory trim the Asebbp. st Dodd J. Weed, 8.A.. Iris. Cell., Coed. by Wes drsletery tom th e As** of YorL—Prlide: Rey. W. T. Weak. LA, Trla.da., Du. Id; ley J. Demo, LA., Trim. *l4 Deals ; Der. A. J. tanned, • Rine* persea; Der. B. DMA M. Den DMA, WI., • Comb.; My. H. Oespr, RA, M. Mies T omb. ion. A. Ender, /I. A.. laiM. CbaS.; Rio. J. H. ILA., FL Js ,. r MR, Oaf.; Ram A. Corpus MIMI oil& ; Pi J. C. Gat* ILL, Yds. ; Be'. C. R. ile lisdbact, LA, Oriel Coll., WE ; Bev. O. RA, Trim Ciell. Delght ; Tick ddia. her. W. P. Mockery, LA., The. Dublin; Rev. W. Hike. M. A., Exeter Cull, Ofcf. ; Ilm. C./ Slam LA., UHL Os . ; ; Rev. E. 8. doter, WA., R. Jokes COO., Cam ; Bee. C. nas 8.A., Near Ito Hall, 00. ; in. T. IMMIIM‘ ILL. Meg. 'n.; H. J. To 8.A., Oliv. Dd. Maims ; Ler. J. Tete, 1.A., John's Coll., Cam.; Hey H. J. irdassa, B.C.L. Bt. Hall, Oaf. ; Rev. J. Hamel, 8.A., hens Coll, 088.—by lenses dlmWory from the Mobil. of York. Hi Tiffs BisitOF or HIRITC/11D.=At All Wats' Church, FitieWiairiaabiiii Oat—Peloot : Rey. V. Tonle R.A., St. John's Col t Oun. At the meting of the clergy of the diocese o St. David's, k IS. Pim% Ong* Cannardwa, lo elect praetors to attend the esavesedsz the Yert Div. Us. Levan, D.C.L, oa behalf of the Ow Dm. D. H. T. 0. Williams, ILA., rector of Renboor, =Par. I. DMA AD., view of Liabottly, on behalf of the ology, wen WNW easantingir. PistraliiillMl.—Ber. C. C. Cruaathorpe to head master ship of IS. haviewes Onms. Sofod, Imam—Rev. 0. 11. Eyre to St. Mary Melladase . awtry. ISMS ershili Tort —Rey. J. Rip to St. Jameo's C., Oa Wleolstoe—lem. R. V. Whitby to Sec. limhanhip of Ilesweeth Or. Ildwel—hev. H. T. IMO" dM Derwlis ; SW.; pat, Sir R. Glyn, Dect.--Ikev. T. R. Midis lobe a seemple kir ie dlo. of 'mumm., ,I, lewd& le be a anisipas fir the psealer Washed= or the Clem* of IshrharyMaid--lirs. M. A hwy. !A. t, Michel Fel. of 1 Coil., Oil., to be doses* di.** to the Bari of Y Dm. J. Ayres t• Codsnals_C, Ihmsesst.—lier. 0. P. MU 110 C., Nottolk—Roy. J. Obalrem. SU., le Stroud C, Okasentssahlre—Bev. J. Wood to Clillaa TA., Westmoreland, din. CMS& ; kips, with resiamse; = paa•{. WOMPp of Carlisle; Rey. W. be,—low. T. WUktomeo DlMPitoo C., Suffolk—Rey. C. Icalserhem p, Yeetiliri. V ACANCIIII.--Mbinft.lt IMO, 1,0034., with residence, LielladA pi. the Ossaises s o f e Mpireear ; Bey. T. Peet*" dr- Me ssi.. .=Wasteorr.opon. aim Me. Mo. Durham Oolobeteg,lles - 7 — 07 sr, re —ammo C, Bert% die Easeartist i ler. J. Dias pra—Dmilid lad swamp) C.. York s/4m same. Yost ; Rev. Y. Sedan LL PWs P.C., Tooludiee, dr. Rhea; pates ail DM^ sit. ; Rey. T . awn, prem—Bstase, Paha Desks, Mo. Ward ; Rev. T. T. listA isisisa—Tosie, P.C., Ismemalm, Ms. ; Bishop of isareteser ; . J. Ma ne ot the English dead Wasish, Y . Era annum, lima al the bishop of LosAaarecalterl. ha t ite s n " =— th liarl i f : °f ft ikle H te 20s. fur a journeyman dr aht day ?”-The Jae: I bare wade that wan.—The costa of the day, , on ik of debt, were than ordered to be ded I at expenses, personal attendance, a e en t io u t plaintiff obtains but little relief. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD Cotta?.—Before Mr. Bares Platt and Mr. Junk, won. Tits ATTSMPTED ASSASSINATION IN TNII, crra..—Mr. Clarkson made as application for the poetr,enament of the trial of John Owenstone for shooting Mr. until out .anion. This grounds upon which he r A d e the applica tion wen that the solicitor who had to c?ti „m et the deeee l ed alt lead sufficient opportunity to o „tale the necessary eri deuce, and that the prisoner, in museoueuee of the ii.piry in a fit condition "felfiywaraelt hardly his life was and it was only during the t b oo o e nsi ta ha k d e er t a in ia fi rill i . upon aln Until ehimself e a last week that ht. was able to undergo an ex amination at '.'ore Mansion-house upon this charge, and, of costae, 'while he was in this dangerous state his attorney could not think of communicating with Dim with a view to obtain a knowledge of the facts necessary le snake out a defence for the prisoner. If sufficient time were allowed, he should be able to show, that when the act in question was committed by the prisoner, he was not in such a state-of mind as to render him legally responsible for his senors.—The court ordered the trial to stand postponed to the ot,xt asaton,_ Amu ove.—R, Haynes, 28, labourer, was indicted for fsloni.jusly wounding Jane M'Casland, with intent to do her ftrie , ,ous bodily harm. Mr. Mellor conducted the prosecu tiwi.—The proseentrix, • young girl, who was still suffering ee rerely from the brutal attack made upon her by the pri. 'Ante, said that on the evening of the 25th of July, as she was proceeding along Lantatteet, Southwark, she saw the prisoner leading along a drunken woman. See turned round to look at them, and the prisoner suddenly dropped the woman and ruched towards her, and kicked her with such force that she fell to the ground insensible.—C. Somer ville, a labouring man, avid he saw the prisoner leading along his mother, and he was followed by a crowd of chil dren, some of whom were hooting, but the prosecutrix did not take any part in it. The prisoner suddenly rushed at her and kicked her. The boot worn by the prisoner at the time was produced : it was a very heavy one and tipped at the toe with iron.— Mr. Heath, the surgeon who was called, described the injury inflicted by the prisoner as being of • meat serious character, and said that at one time he considered the life of the prom. eutrix in danger. She was still suffering, and would pro bably feel the effects of the injury for the rest of her life. — Mr. Janice Williams, in summing op the ease, told the jury that the material question for them to consider was the intent ot the prisoner. It um not because serious injury was the result of the prisoner's act that they were therefore to iecr his intention was to do that injury ; and they were to MO, from all the circumstances, whether, at the time he kicked the prosecutrix, he intended to do her grievous bodily harm, as was imputed to him by the indictment, or whether he was merely guilty of a common anault—The jury, after a short deliberation, found the prisoner guilty of a common assault —rt pelice-constable informed the wart that, a short time before this transaction, the prisoner bad been charged with committing a violent assault upon four bays, and he was under recognisances when he committed the assault un the promeutrix.—Mr. Justice Wil liams, in passi ng sentence, said he should take into consideration the circumstance that, at the time of the occurrence, he was placed in • peculiar =ion with a drunken mother, and that he had, no doubt, aggravated by the crowd of children who were about him, and committed the assault under the impression that the prosecutrix was one of those who had annoyed him. The sentence was, that be be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for 6 calendar months. HIGHWAY ROBBERY. T. Simpson, 21, and iliwpwou Green, 18, were indicted for stealing 4s. 6d. from *ever son of Alfred Lainson. The TWollettlGor was in Batten's fields In the evening, when he was accosted by the female prisoner, and directly afterwards the man cameop and &s -ensed him of taking liberties with his wife ; and under threat of violence the prosecutor handed over the sum mentioned in the indictment. Both prisoners were found Guilty, gad ear teneed to be transported for 10 yea. FOROERY.—J. C. Bennett, 33, was indicted for feloniously uttering a forged acceptance to a bill of exchange for 421.45., with intent to defraud H. C. Fuller—The case was clearly proved. It was shown that the prisoner , who had been in banners as a tallow chandler, by tomes in trade and other dreamt:antes was reduced to great distress, and with diffi culty sup ported himself borne en irreproachable character, and he appeared to have committed the offence while under great pecuniary diffi culty.—The jury found the prisoner Guilty, but recom mended him strongly to the merciful consideration of the court —Mr. Parry said he was instructed by the prosecutor tojoin in the recommendation, as he believed that the pri mmer bad been induced to commit the act by the pressure of peat Baron Mr. Platt, after conferring with his learned col league, laid that the offence of which the prisoner stood convicted was one of so serious a character to a commercial commuaity, that, notwithstanding the recommendation of the jury and the prceecutor, and the other circumstances that had been stated in the prisoner's behalf, he felt that his duty compelled him to pas a sentence of transportation ; and he accordingly ordered the prisoner to be transported for seven yeah.—The unfortunate man, who was in a fit during the greater portion of the proceedings, and who was evidently enduring dreadful mental smiag , was carried from the bar 111 a state of insensibility. - NEW 00IIRT.—Before the Cmamcm Beryseutsed Aldermen Air f. Banams.—Cisreliss Mary Rertesil, a fmkiosably-attirld Weft= of 26, wen indisesel lrr hioniansly intermarrying win W. H. Stephens, her husband, H. 0. Roswell, being living,—Mr. Clarkson, for the prooecntion, said the in dictment was prosecuted at the instance of the friends of who had become the prisoner's second husband. trirAeos was an articled clerk to his father, a solicitor in Bedford-row. He was now in his 19th year, and in tke third of his servitude.—Mr. Garrow, clerk of St. Leonard's, Bhoreditch, produced the registry of a marriage solemnised an the 17th of February, 1841, between Henry George Russell sad the prisoner, the latter in the name of Caroline Mary Norman. Witness was a subscribing witness to the marriage.—Mr. S. M. Hicks produced the marriage register of Bt. Andrew's, Heiberg ' by which it appeared that on the 25th of July, in the present year, the prisoner, by the name of Caroline Mary Norton, was married by banns to William Henry Stephens. Police constable 28 A deposed that he apprehended the prisoner at No. 15, Alfred-place, Bedford square, where she was living with Mr. Stephens. On in. forming the pricer of the object of his visit, she said it was of no use den it. Rummell had done it, and that at the time she martilitephens the latter well knew of her brow marnege with, end the existent), of, Hassell. St= l demanded to am the officer's authority, when the produced (espies Ditto marriage certificates, after ezemining which Stephens said to the prisoner, " these are ODOM my dear, it can't be helped."—Ms. Ballantine ademsed the jar, on behalf of the psismasir. He said, the Wig el this cation , developed te what a deplorable easel the law of this country maid be twisted and made I sesimmirient to the imprimis of those who bad private and individual feelings of seeks* sad spite to gratify. Prom the opening statement of his learned /dead Mr. Chelsea k was pslpaldy evillest thud instead el this prosemilen being hftted am pains paw* to secure a pubis UNA sr kw woMssiet society, it had ori ginated in a &dm eit **part of Stephens' hazily to get rid of all ientaiden between Shun and the mahatma:, prihsesoner, d uet ar the isoapoimel mgresakey dish ewes ed e's con t In beennilay bar sd. The lemma eel in. eiseedthat they bad as dint to hsessihr% and that the MOS, it any, emprie sei t t e hotifmeedi by ass of the ds. —The- COMMIS Mid the I ves that they bad weft whatraue la with the =gives which eatmated the mistime of liespheamsanr wish the view they took 'fhb ear amides wit th ow le zl polosiser. Tim matiallen weitliel she Mawr Simphans thlit Ileasiell wee t—rie Jur, c liii i =ow •y, lent osseemeedmi it saerey.—Mir, OM( said that ths mordlee belay tesoosied, ha hit bound to say, as those who bed kolounesdlsha bed bean spoken of by Mr. Ballaatine hr tams at ifisangn i that the pri imam bad had • dal hems km !who with Raman, end akar has km Mist wad le tore bar woriales will she had Uses firing with a ma who lethil il tim Akin by s a wits had abamissedir. konied the truth of this.—The Comma /saint Pedgment, order that mum yeadiatien blade pahenerk eharacier lit be made. Racervise maw Phoweasr.— sod Jilin Bahia yards were neseleted_ uyenliser widows al 22 al eleth whisk bed haft stolen ban db. Hales wee item iintall with sessiohy 11 gall wed* shied Awns T. Teen.—The pair ehmeseurised their Mon se • puma sonsienvous is, all the tideom in the Besersyb.--temos west en h, 7 poem' teanapestatioa. • • POLICE.—YzrnaDAT. OIIILDHALL.—Haan essis.—Mr. Swan, • solialtor, ="sa Isobar of KIM% Pbetitvd_ end Co., ths arrisrs, Ablianna Meson and /MINN. e& r P. Issesta to abew nem why diny did set deem up fd psin ofieststras white bad bon WI at their ethos to be ibrwerest so ,hylso. Isom std- vbisk hal a rt sashed et* lobos% • titivation banter wt pisesees do vern ers, stated that la ids Instbarproessent Sts Aylabney, to Weds ipso Iliptisboss won totslew dem They wars pooled tp_eall lselest it Nesses. Pisithee's, who wins a O Thsy lessowsr yaw mewl, sod attar wvtlng from esyS ti i i &ustit newly all Oak ssaasy wee they wan to cons to two. They bad ridsre: u_s.d sR Ussars. Pialtittd and Co.'s, see wave ad Ova do plenums hal stead Aonssinsy. alliewsvis Mot easy wow •bst.. It wet at Tar bard naafi orithohal lest sires* dal of mousy by tholloiny. Par. eseinail -It was Ono privies at Moons. PGiekse and Oa, oil Mom OMAR and Kano to tabs In pm& kr see sales atria ; 'end, in this san, a tes ins bm=an know, on the eia4swrit =t Ow wore von In On revels d lire par. Om we tbseidisrall Ifims, =Lel °C.*, say hillier nresemeOW:w-ilis Loris MI est Mph*, !sliter rah to 'Owe es• A as, - 'G, SEPT: ein ()Avid. to rob mil awarder an ei;', e rlyted7 , midis* et 22, Ocean-tart e t , S, A gn e y, the p • ars which bane alisteggpirered, r pmener witnesses tit erg. Aar *lithe poem = g quantity of mod fry, and he k.atructed them to get • sack a pe. They weenthellto tr.weent • letter,pnrport lag to hereon, who was alinad, and on being admitted th e y were to throw the sack Ofer her, and draw a knife across her throat should she attempt to create an alarm. Concluding that the letter was genuine, she gave the witnesses dm crown piece', two of which they gave the prisoner and Constable Morris, of the E di vlalon,beieg possemion of what was going on, for an entire week refused to take the prisoner into custody, eon tentingitintwilf with depriving him of the two crown pieces, which were marked by the witnesses, and he excused him self to the magistrates by saying that he had acted in the whole transaction under the directions of his inspector.—Mr. Jardine ordered the prisoner to find bail, himself in 1001., and two sureties in 501. etch, to answer the charge at the ,as. I none. With respect to the statement made at the former examination and repeated at the present one, that the officer, acting under his superior's orders, had refused to take the prisoner into custody, Inspector Foxhall said that he never heard anything of the matter until the money had been re ceived, and there being no such offence committed as the prisoner had contemplated, he told the constable be could not advise hint to take any further steps in the matter except to see that such an occurrence should not take place. CLERKENWELL.—Fononay.—C. If. IVilmot was charged with uttering a forged cheque for 151., with intent to defraud Mr. Simnel Purby. In October last, the prisoner, having been acquainted for some time with the prosecutor, called at his house during his absence, and represented to his wife that he had been sent a cheque from the country for 151., and es he was very much in want of money, he re quested Mrs. Purby to cash it for hint. She did so, and on being presented at Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths', the bankers, where it was made payable, it was found to be a forgery. Almost immediately after the prisoner received the money. he absconded, and nothing further was seen of him until Mr. Porby met him in the street about a week ago, and gave him into custody.—The prisoner, who re served his defence, was committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREET.— Arrettrran EXTOR TION.—H. Slone, a lad, was charged with writing a letter for the magma of extorting money from John Attwood, Eol., M.P., 25, Park-lane.—The prosecutor stated that on Monday evening last he received a letter by post requiring him to send to the address inclosed the mint of 51., and in case of his lailiog to do so, something of a serious nature would happen to him. He produced the letter, of which the subjoined is a copy . - - 6ir,—l write these few lines to warn you of the danger that you are in without knowing it. lam obliged to loop company with a art of fellow. who get their living by dlshoneet ways, and from whom I want to get away ; they Intend very abortly to harm you; but you could prevent it if you knew what It M. I will tell you what it is on madition—that you will give me SI. for telling you. I would gladly tell you everything for nothing, but directly I tell you I moat take thethaet opportunity to getaway out of London by railway, or it might cost me my llfe ; they already suspect me, and it is only by going Into a coffeethouse that I bed time to write this. I thould have left them long ago, but I Dave not the money. If you agree to the conditions, rend me a letter with a 34. note directly you read this, and I will return you an answer of what the plot la and how to prevent it, and who the person is that began it—if you do not agree you must take the eeenequenony no I dare not tell you unless I leave ton. don directly after I have told you. I shall receive a letter if you put this direction—" James Ellis, to be left at the Post °Sae. 26, Leadenhallastreet, City." P.B. That is not my name, but I shall know what to nab for. You need Dot think to see see when I go to get the letter, for I shall get some boy to ask for It. The letter did not bear the name of witness, but was merely addressed—" 25, Park.lane, Hyde-park.' Directly he had read the letter, he proceeded to the police-station, sad placed it in the hands of the inspector on duty, wile directed a constable to go to the post-office in Leadenhall.street, and take into custody the person who called fur the letter. Previous to the constable going there, wit ness enclosed a blank piece of paper in an envelope, and sent it by post to the address named in the letter. Police-constable 8 I) said that after watching a considera ble time at the address named in the letter, he saw the pri soner go into the shop, and return with the letter produced, which he took from him. The letter was identified by the prosecutor as the one he had sent. The prisoner said a man had sent him for it. He was taken to the station-house, where he was searched, and several slips of piper, bearing the addresses of different gentlemen, were found upon him.—ln answer to the charge, the prisoner denied writing the letter. He was going over London bridge, when a man met him and asked him to go to the post-office in Leodeshell-street for a letter addressed to James Ellie. He consented, and on coming out of the post-office he was taken into custody. In answer to Mr. Hardwick, the prisoner stated that he had not been in London long, having been residing with his uncle, who is a farmer near Ashford, in Kent, for the last six months. The prisoner wrote several words both in ink and in pencil, which on being compered with the hand writing in the letter bore such a resemblance as to induce Mr. Hardwick to remand him till Friday neat. COMPLAINT AGAINST A FOLIOS CONSTARLIL—SGMUTI Davy, A 46, was charged by Miss Jane Welsh with baying taken her to the Vine-street station-house on Saturday night last, on an unfounded charge—The complainant stated that on Saturday night, about owe o'clock, she went into Hyde park, accompanied by a young man, an acquaintance. A few minutes after she got into the park the young man at tempted to kiss her. A police constable instantly came nom behind a tree, laid hold of her by the wrists, and told her he should take her to the station-house for behaving indecently in the park. She asked the sort of indecency he charged her with, but he did not explain, and she mid she would not be taken. She then sent for her mother, and they all proceeded to Vine-street station, when the police constable made his charee; but the inspector on duty rotated to take it, and she was liberated.—R. Hyde said he was with Miss Welsh on Saturday night, and he certainly did put his arm round her neck, and gave her a kiss. The constable came up and said he could not allow such goings on, and be should take Miss Welsh to tho station.—The defence of the con stable was that nn the night in question he bad just parted from his sergeant, who told him to keep a sheep look out, as complaints had been made of improper con duct at night in the park. Immediately afterwards he saw Hyde kiss complainant, and commit other improprieties. Complslnant denied that Hyde had done more than kiss her. Mr. Hardwick said the in. etructiona given to the police stationed in the park were of a very peremptory character, in conm.quenos of the many complaints made of improprieties is the puk . after nightfall, but In the present Instance, the constable, In the excess of his seal had very much exceeded his duty; he theasfere cautioned him to be more circumspect in future. WORSHIPS iREET.—RODBERIES IN A CHAPEL —IV. /GUM*, aged 17, was charged with having picked the Vof a lady at the Adelphi Chapel, Hackney-road.— % al GIN at the pew-openers, said that on that morning, as the emegregation were about to depart, he observed the pri sm bison his hand into the pocket of a lady, who simul taneously exclaimed that she bad been robbed. He pursued the prisoner, and conducted him into the vestry, when a pa4lorman was sent for, and he was given into custody, the lady having in the interim quitted the chapeL The witness was also apprised, by a gentleman rained Morton, that his wife bad been robbed of her purse on the same morning, and that there was reason to believe that the prisoner had transferred the produce of the robberies to a well-dressed man, who had been observed in his company. The prisoner had been previously en object of suspicion, in consequence of his having been observed pressing obtru sively upon different female members of the congregation as they were leaving the chapel upon former occasions, and this was particularly remarked by the witness on the preceding Wednesday, when another lady was robbed of her pune under similar circumstanced, and the prisoner was then at. companied by a third man who wu equally active. In answer to the charge, the prisoner solemnly protaMd his in nominee' sad said that he had always obtained an honest livelihood by manual labour as ow umbrella maker.—Alder. man, the gaoler, stated that he had no doubt the police would reeeplss the pekoes as ea old acquaintance, ea he head rpm Lela* at bit lands that they were branded by the bins / rib wWeli lensed** distinguishing sign adopted by the meet &Ifni member of the swell mob.—The prisoner was teweinded.____ _ • inisniiiisTER.—BILLETTING SOLDIISBB.—./. Pion, pagyeitior of the Riaing . Sun, St. none.street, Wertmlniter, ' Tr thargid with having refused to receive two recruits who NMI boa billeted upon him.—T. M'Carthy said that he weat will a sesarade, on the 19th inst., to defendant's home, and promatod their billets, but be refused to receive them— Defendant mid he would save any faiths: trouble by ad mitting the refoasE—Mr. Bp a sked bho if he had anything to oar ha mitigati on?DehisleM said that he had had soldiers Wetted upon his beam, sad they were generally acoomplenlod by a non-commimbeed eater or con stable. Pathems• were liable to be *pond upon by per easing to theft houses and tbssaselves to be 'widish—Mx Brodssip int! the of 40c, the lowest fader the Mutiny hot, is auwilandow of there hay ing Irma so melons complaint ninth* dm atheslont. iiSSAIILT is, A WOW ox WOW NOTIOOL:.— Nary Gold smith chard boreal *llk somult. She said that having given avid' s.. a flertdeps tee at his court mobil two sea for strafing a eosMoign hem apow hard-working woman, she bad been threatened by Mur friends of the pelesses end on Monday wassubs, _se the was coming down New Way-court, she was mssocied b , a nng woman with whom the defend a nt cohabited, ahl, attar a few words between them, defendant maw ap, ern* her a blow en the him, sad kicked her repeatedly.— DefYWat, in answer to the said that his widow was always to his house ci rC had a little to &tisk, sad • him. He admitted having struck her, but dialed hp* ed her. He called a wit ness, who denied the assault which defendant had admitted, —Mr. Beak* diked the dahadant 51., and in default cow =heed Mat he two moadti P SCIOTHWAIIIC.—Assauirfiro • Potactucarr.— Was. Forrispilen was chirped with violently assaulting W. Gray, a of the L division, in the execution of his duty. mom& was chunittod ten days ego, bat the podosman, r i .. . a . owfm to the Mirka of the Injuries indicted on his by hfi mmilant, vim ipmpositstod from attending. .—Gzsg saki that ins hook, while on duty En ham ilethairost, bearing I is trust to the spot, and low Ilto defondaatuadozather optairolUng and going be tlight. Ha intosfered, and having separated the cow . ha advised the prima to go home. The hosmat wWrit , ika i la t 4 o trattil m tb o or sa br ai th: N =r 4 sad In p=silliehhateu The taboos' IP .. _ r -, cOetly if the poliosiona bit ^- . . -- r manta ; b•-• THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY NAVAL. Yonat[ovTa, Barr . 22.—The Wiwi, 120, we. towed lam beationr this waning, to St for reeetring the Queen Dowager. The Trhasemaiesandamptsitrits miledyeatorday s/ternoon for Lisbon. The Fury, k, WY Ida esigivlng kr ?Nisi. As Si, C. Ogle re turned In the Maimer, this day, from atianding her Majesty, on wa in' the Darkish corvette, whit am towed with Sags tlying from stain to Morn, Sir Charles was eampthamited with a salute from that Ih tzvons.owr, Barr. 20.—Pins Q2eell, lg., Lieut. Com. poliarione, arrived yesterday Tras Pasalwake, ad same ioto harbour to coal. —gdrahtara r sant trample% Last. Om. Henry Seaport, seikd yesterday, at sx Sok barbs wspiereeneed another heavy gale Anew spin alilignito bow up Sar this • poet, End aneledell le am surd thlassmdmg. ArrourrxxsTs.—AmaaAserT, Sam 12.—Lint. : R. Loreday, chief Miter Omit Clem&—Amist..Wing. : P. Stupart, .Spider.—Earneen : It Ors T. W. aim Ind Ogee AIWA. H. D. Gardner, 3rd Class Amid. P. M. Cillamm. —perk:Mt I. Shep herd ; and Clerk's Andot B. Rawlings, dais—llang.-Suparintendeint : I. smith (C), Ann tteight4hlp. Nand tloeu : 6 Stanitortb, RodneY C. Hems, Ankh: R. /Len. Clam ; H. DOS* It. Vincent ; C. Leas, 'Trincomalee, O. Tereass, Tendlie; W. Waage% Demo& SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCRESTRIL—TromAT. ,MANCTITATZEL AUTUMN HANDICAP. -8 to 4 apt Caw roaat (I), 6 to 1 apt The Squire of Matr w (S 1. 6 to 1 apt The Dart (t), 7 to 1 apt Romance (t), 7 to 1 apt ot CSIAANWITCH STANZA-13 to 2 agat War Eagle l it), 12 to 1 apt Wood (t), 161 a 1 apt L'lrsts, 20 to 1 agst y Wildon, 20 to 1 opt 3Lrfar (1), 20 to 1 apt hottl66ham (1). Sato Intelligent,. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. -Before IN Ha WHITE.—SECOND OLDER TOIL COMMILTEL UNDER THB SMALL DEBTS ACT.—This defendant was a saddler's ironmonger, and bad already undergone 40 days' imprison ment under the Bala Dare dr at the suit of Mr. Markley, whose debt for grand and delivered amounted to 111., and costs 121. odd. The dielbriant had prerrady applied to the court for relief, red was Mr rend, it egipitarkeg that be had removed four air live ea Inds id geode, Sri thet he co wlionmestuld pay his creditors lO s e i r s ta M posted. Brows, The 40 days' im. laving sow r. r sedo Yr. Markley, rel to rare to raise an order sr. White for payment by loreirents, or else he again commit bkm it ,i 0 des. TM isibriser said that he had now se Mims tipftwasege—The *Mil said tidal he under's, a Yr es g~ brenghildea En a erriderable Nam a yew, wed that Ili shop Ina well Mesita 'dr geed.—His Earour thengid dribs would wet pay. and seweramitted the de frdrt de dive —Ada the lyse staler es hoar, Yr. HeirkirdlialiBloB the lark aad sired dri the delendant was new wild* to keep ip kis releirenle, he whir he WWI sad Viseedre allow the CHEW efangeittal to —Kis Hams laving award te this coarse 'lake perned, tare erre dos anscalled eseadiagly. Ix re DOMED liturrtrut, M.P. sea Ozzoan.—in this asse sewed rilesesarre have taken pine dike bankrupt's Mirmader to the ire, he Wag abroad Ise Ire broth of his Piand the Mr of dr peasant nark fere day ap- Ike his sanessisuw-Kr. Limner, who m on shelf, stated astir" hod coomeriested att Wari his istroses views that lbw Ward' wad earrings of Mee caar ' art be more strong, lad Repot dire was no prospect of his torus. He (Mr. Legator's) lad new a eaddrate signed by Dr. Carr, Mr. blears, sad the British authorities at Naples, dated Sept. 9,1847, by whisk it was stated that he was still radar to attend. ildr. Meehan bad sent all his Orris rid presto to the aleial usignr, and under such aboardener he (Mr. Lawrence) had advised him (Mr. Mukan) to eared' to a puelamatiou of outlawry, and then Ise apply is the Owe of Review to remove the order when le arid tam awe ; bat what was now required was to allow the ardliers of Blur to be filed with the proceed ings.— His Neriter granted the application, adding that the course stated by Mr. Lamar would do she bankrupt no harm. WESTMINSTER COUNTY COURT. Before D. C. Morten, Ear., Judge. Rtsntu. v. WESTILACOIT, Jun., AND OTHIRS.—Donro Systems Br WHOLIDIALI.—The plaintiff in this Me, formerly a livery-stable-keeper in Bond-street, summoned no fewer than 128 noblemen and gentleman, residing at the west end of the town, for the hire of hones. Thirty of the cane were set down for trial yesterday, of which the follow , in were deserving of notice : In the case of Mr. Westmaoott, that gentleman produced a receipt for the motley he had paid. He complained of the plaintiff's conduct in not taking any notice of a letter he had sent, telling hint that he could satisfy him that the debt we paid, but sending a summons.—Case dismissed with code; the latter, at the request of Mr. Weatmacott, ware pieced In the pose-hoz. The salt me wee sgsieat Mr. Charles Bridgman. The enwamene had been served en Mr. Orionis Waaramm, at the Army sod Navy Club, end a solicitor eass,W bahma, gild showed that the geetimen who led Ismael the = i If may ahead, wee &se/ He else seespileised at tie netsamsereelealetem whisk Whom mt. The derred, it ems* wasbl hoes bees eselied..—Oese demised. The third ere oree==elema amid limusleten, d and wee to remit thine kW for the hire of a ham tad dereort, and ten far wanddlessip done to It. The delindsse paid throe palms Wei me, mil disputed the nee. Pisinda, es la ea the War Us led as eel desse, sod the Mlle wee Manhood, the j ad e abetting the eerie of pions *dint° allsind and his solioltor to be purest al the three court Is the sent ease, " Mut heiesse," a prizefighter, was dellisubst. The NM sewslet M be resevered wee two salaam art He hbe Kase Wma in else day The deisedsse proved *ebbs laid the her ere Ms. Lamm, in Ozikell4trest, anti_pudd hem fa flea—Case dimised. Mr. Pelee Hasdneisk, late Y.P. der Evesham, win dohs& ant In the sent me. It wee Ibr the Mes of a beep and smile in the besdwollimpef mu nomad W *me* he ~Me employ, wee put in.. The plain amid he had lea bin soma me; sod *be ease wan ajourned to give Mr. Berthwick an eppoehumity to prove when he paid emeeey. The bet ease iris agile* Mr. Theishill, M.P. The soli citor who 'Made* soil that that knew nothing whatever of the pleiselfomorser hired a hem in h is Jigs. He, howeneWiligilla ft IMO NIL It the plalst Jlefeliffied is a peap r amenser, and proved that the mossy we tiffs& It wool have boom paid. The sue wee die ellideoes declared Hoeft was ell a spesuislies man pin ibe plaintiff, and the limed Mop sighed ides, he eme with theeline mew i MIMI Pi a& geselemm, ly ea la watts *my ens &paha K s soma ls. ports:mos wee Imieto wipe. LAMBETH COUNTY COURT. Belem G. MINN lesq.,Jodee. Boma e: Ossz.—Ousts h As ADlol7lBl3lll47.—The plidatiff is We ous Ids pieist es** the deka& sells Worm du sus Wit. of ma I° . moat du • tier ie V isi elitiebe old to the de. 174Bvibe Slut were INN ' sad set fke7STbe Urn owl asse wirsealil .17 b il ge:UMW sei•beis/ me the boussd Ms% sediesd *surd Jeljessed, !ad ode ea ales .thst the sibyl( sisuid NI I{. far . _ his duty.—A tradesman correberated the above evidence.— The prisoner mid that he was struck in the first instance by the policeman. He added that he had been drinking.—A foreman in the same employ u the prisoner spoke of him as a quiet well•behaved man when sober, and that it wan the first time his employer had heard of such conduct.—Mr. Cottingharn sentenced him to one month's imprisonment. TH AMES. MURDEROUS ASSAULT. —Jane Chesney was charged with a murderous assault on Ler husband, A. Chesney, by striking him on the bead with a poker and in flicting a dangerous wound, from the effects of which he now lies in a most precarious state in the London Hospital.— Police constable 300 IL wan called yesterday forenoon to Gray-street, Philpott-street, Commercial-road, and raw a man lying senseless on the ground in a pool of blood. A quarrel arose in consequence of the husband having stayed out rill night and returned at a late hour in the morning. There were three children, the eldest of whom (a girl), is about 13 years old, lying in a wretched bed in the corner of the apartment.—Frances Herbert, a lodger in the same house, said she was called by the prisoner to come to her husband's insistence, whom she said she had struck with a poker. When witness went there she found him insensible, and sent for Dr. White, who dressed the wound. Chesney revived a little, and said " Oh, doctor, doctor, I am a dying man," and he again relapsed into insensibility.—The pri soner in her defence, denied that she had inflicted the wound intentionally. Her husband, as was his habit, had been out all night, and when he came home in the morn ing he commenced beating the infant she had in her arms. Sne told him he must not use the child so, upon which he struck her. She had the poker in her hand at the time, and in throwing it away it hit him.—Mr. Yardley remanded the case until Saturday, directing that the two elder children, who were then in the court, should be taken to the workhouse fur protection. MONEY MARKET. WEDNESDAY EYININO. We are once more relieved from the irksome neces sity of recording the occurrence of new failures. The Manchester letters and papers received in town this morning confirm what was said by us yesterday, relative to the suspension of Messrs. Watson, brothers, of Liverpool, and are somewhat minute as to the extent of the ramifications, and the effect likely to be produced by their misfortunes in different quarters. Beyond the ecopeof their immediate influence, however, no fresh difficulty is noticed. To ray that the minds of the mercantile community are again settled in the metropolis would not be consistent with truth, but as some days have now passed over without giving birth to any new calamity of magnitude, it would be as little so to deny that a more wlncrie some state of feeling is apparent The public securities do not exhibit any very decided proof of the restoration of confidence in the monied world, and yet, upon the whole, the quo tations have throughout the day inclined to a fairer point of the market ; the time operations, again based upon calculations respecting the progress of political affairs on the continent, having, as far as may be judged, alone checked the upward movement which had commenced in the early part of the day. It is rumoured that the house of Sanderson and Co. is about to be re-constructed, and that it will be recruited by the accession to the firm of a near con nexion of a banker of high station, bath as regards wealth and influence. This, should the report be confirmed, will be allowed to augur well for the result , of the liquidation now in the course of being effected. Stimulated by increased purchases, the market for government stocks was decidedly firmer, and in the case of Consols an advance of nearly one quarter per cent was maintained, notwithstanding occasional fluctuations in prices. As the business was mostly of a speculative character it may be presumed that the operators for the fall, content with the margin exhibited in their favour by the late decline, have, with the view of securing the profit, occupied them selves in arranging their books and buying in the stock necessary for the conclusion of their transac tions. This mode of proceeding would naturally act in some measure upon quotations, and is indeed asserted to be the proximate cause of the im provement already noticed. After the usual hours of business dime was perhaps less stability is the market, but nevertheless no great reaction took place: Consols were done as high as 861 for the account, but left off 861, at the customary hour of business. Subsequently bargains were spoken of as having been negotiated at quotations a fraction below this price. The last money price was about 86g. Ex chequer-Bills are quoted 6s. to Bs. prem. The foreign stocks were dull, the business trans acted being of the most trivial desCription. The de cline in Russian is not yet arrested, and Spanish and Mexican also show symptoms of increasing de preasiou. Russian marked this afternoon 1064 ; Danish, 83 ; Mexican, 181 to 191 ; Spanish Actives, 20; and Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 531 to 541. The dividend at the rate of 9 per cent per annum, free of income tax, including I per cent bonus, pre posed at the last half-yearly meeting of Bank stock proprietors, was to-day confirmed by the ballot taken in special court upon the subject ENGLISH FUNDS. 3 per Ct. COOS Ann., 86 F 6266 Bank Stock for Acct., 199 200 Nc E er s. 3lyer f t s us., abu t 661. I C i reols for Bat, it i r o .. 2 /42 6 s. India Boa, ' £1,060, 3 dl e. DIU" 000, 10 87. Ditto, under .81,000. 7 pm. Ditto. Small, 14 16 13 16 12. FOREIGN FUN DS. 3 per Cent. Mau) Ronde, 612 Spec Cr. Rumba B. IVA A M.. 3 per Cent. Daniell Bonds, 145. 83 1064 21 per Ct. Dutdt Er., 12 Gull., b3l Spec Cl. Spardth And.. Supt. 30.20 Ditto Equador Honda 3 Spec Cl. Spaaleh Paadre Bd.. 42 per Ct. Grenada Banda 182 32 per Cl. Dutch Esc., II tiulL. 1 Deferred. 31 64 12 6 per Ct. Yellow 1846, 182 19 4 per Omit Deitch Certif.. 881 EXCHANGES AXD STOOKS ABROAD. TARN. 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BUNN • the to quality ;N. dadodaza veer of tbs imilstrate; *Amid seaCto gat away owe" Need VOL% and who , . 40 494 Prtaid akeisywcr Wall! 00Ortal7 NW eternise to prow ihsa wan tom rata* t oast—Siz Pelle Laurie mid it was modes to soadabt igne Suomi Nom hide an they, a 1 Wallah Mak 024 elgaiSd thiLig_llr_Z 01 dog Me! N. pmitsille MAI as allsemoo, to De osseo oakiVelith;lol l la - of initatiatt the milk nth " " imd°24l - , u/11" N. "'" ; ir6. , c in but door wars spoolda to say soehoSsetsse that samosas wig ,Dvida. ter isor=mteallm ane led be sea disst4sd wee saataing wenikitirs 13 ' Ilia' , I " , adl. Z e l ; to 3211111 ed ;age rid put as then led ao welt la 0041,4oleitss's 0 012 1 44.4 .1 . .,Ar 1.14, • witt.„ a , p•gp• stidateataithaa leg is *sad Oda* AG 111.,, am is Wped..to —; Griumail a rga. trapritiv'perphsat or II& neliamorinsla bayonet, swim smoilwasVo li r is Tied isialti sad i tiki r «c— _L P. Itattup, KA, C~ ~ RAILWAY NEWS. Yesterday, in the share market, the best prices d the day were not supported, the prewar* of idle/ towards the close of business haring, is artinCh , stances, mated an unfavourable napeunks. Ws was particislarly the cue in reason M thana se curities arm which calls have become payable. The imams d the French companies continue to be almost w= legted. GIL -AMBERO#II& . NOTTIICOF9JI AND Boo mer, sas Lam JrNcrum.--eisid Medtp.-billosisia. tipt. 21Nee.-Mr.em T. NW. hi the cealr.- Into meeting err NOM lir the par. et elieled eed Memmis wpm the eqedimer Mimeos. ber Me noodne to dlnehoe le Ilk awl ef dries time Amman to mile opera Imeemed arche s d aloe le epode* the cit alkmlog is opesmat villt lie Modem Otonthe.- Med, =Wet Me whim et to.. eades Se Ember @Mule was beeisahee-112. Om oil the Membelftee mauM readket times, the leei be en teams sten direMely. Mb =MWirt elme sod Nibs Lie mieldmitee the dirk el et Om mem* ~Meg Ma ammetlei maid. be Mewed the4 .. eglat le Own Old Elf If On melba L e g a l emma be wear move Mot Ma be eiteomet 10 Ma t o te a = -Mr. Iterweeir w l e r Wok l ii t .... ti woe ter be nem el . Z e al eillen et Meals Med at a Iliamse,lie ihrimidelt at a aloha that heidT emeended ehowdel ebb omit ee. %M ir emelemel It mezmndy wrest le Immene the Mod Ilinebre he Wool mead Mr. Gilt mom. -wr. io* OM se In mel -Ma waisalle hririlik iambi her WM le MOM sandy the weeder the them I Mould be Addy trie1...4112. Mom toptingh at MINIMIMO beget. the Miele lbe Midi the um= et the ebeteholdete bed Mee temied. me 0 Wok wee te le Is hi sober. art =MIMI Mit hem detr the ll =t a r omosMite was net ihmlte. is eider le tty Me mevelbeß be r i memd amandreed4 the the dlembere le himmerte le. le espeademe :WWI* botheen Me dkreelho and ammithe et the vmm. was seweasi Wort. mows aelembessi =le i view Awe If nee held op amealnestomd Ile md et alpha tt. • jell Mod -4 .reMe sememeed thet the amebas Mood -ter aka Mew et Me atelier; OM Meter et pm Pang ere 21,172 penile. MIMS • Mid el then ism{ edelmt se ammo et the thedeme eaMe dm. =row sat WM sneele• rig ~Ye liewe et Theeemelge Xl. Slosh lbessels.bstriMisr& l ol . o,oa la Meld be Me labs mmeldeleb wa s of Inn elti rj=awl* ibmlllr. Nem. meeed Gelb bp webeele* is um kes pad 4 1i • promit i =nlkr iz illbs an ellored by Ge lb** le lealleMlika ilk l a th s. :l74 l .l 7 lilimi S= 7" t i tirmilt 126/101.--St Ms OW the yolks m‘seills ea oreemeet alerel Me beim Ible se She Gmlft wail M paeleseid 11l toe a* .11abitte arm van vier. Emus. aid Mr. libilawiet and he. oda Mt I ZZ wieth wed Mr. Dostem wen delimeide/y Mated, and toe ja =roon, *swot*, .an Warr Itiroure.-4weral ,1111rels..-r het. 21.-Ms. Meetteerm we ebel•- Oa i eseelft wee WWI% lrlior tee a** et ibe Illbeseledb New doli seiNe rh seZ ema issmibleete be *WM lemelldity re. iiime — ese went weillWaii P r l obesralbaarseini* %•ailt ib' illalg lEilP2 .ll** l: l6l:l4)F ee re:F B2 4. re e ae a =g a r ib ett SAM to gene• 11 Ur milmei Ike ide. 0. LI... "'" :..NVSMZSRTe 4 4: E. et Ole lbe eienled ihe wei aft I;a lr eri _ i te Or 4 Ma Mt Is bead •ma • NAM utugeollei et MIMI *tole • mei irpopil.• '111Vls: 1 "2 "181 7111041 -.- 1, limp I* set usgesied she SP"- ______________. aubdisedanalitithgedideirimc'rli.ctli.a.nrag7l.lt;sa iiirilmlln:rwnh:".tekly:T.b:mr:eirow7r.hei7lll::ord°7l;lAu:e":reledsw,.7"'w*tocthef;u'l:ll7lb°ury:P.i7tir:Tik..l;cu"t'th;dlYieetr:l::.ati.swiillf.stEdso(7th2------p modeessey. A enuthaittee was then appointed, cortasting of °egg, cidather, Mr. Greig, sett Mr. Bliley, to cooks with the threetors, and ft Mort as anon as possible to the shareholder,. SHARE LIST.—LONDoN, SEPT. 22. Non.—The quotations of lines In Roman charlatan denote eesi s a tranactions : thews of lines In Dulin sellers . prices. !LID. row. 40 'Aberdeen ...... .... 9 GI. .12 ;Load.t.V W nQr5.1.4.13:13 14,, 21 Am . . .... , .!I 1 Ili Do. New -• . ...... .10 1 • 10 :hint .. .rot& Nom,' ks 6+ ex ha 2 Do. Fifths._ .. . - ...ins 8 :Hie. W0i..1 &Voile* ,Id. par 140 D 0.401. se. M..t. fl., :al 15 Dirty. 6: Wong i. 361 ex ha 6 1 Do. 10( sh.M e lio n _ PilDfrk.Lon.ek(T.Jetor. I 6 D0.104.th...1f .1. 0 6'3 sci . 6 'lllosten,timni.,olllrtra 366 _ 1I D0.101.16.M.a1l c'' 16 letrisfue oad I...rarr. . µ 2d. 0 L00..D.V.. w L7lrUen.;l us& 15 Do. Thirdo ' Id. 411 London IS. Wetars..3.3 ir i ßitekpabowebfre . .:29 21. 1 4 3 0 21 1 _Do. *le Cob. alb 3 6,,, 0 ,,, ?A 1 po. pew, Pg. .....3 8„ 4 781 Ct. 4 earns .. . , 'sl 41 Pi . Do. firer, 401. ... 1 ,3 id . 3.ffit Chafer d: II olyluted 00 ~ Do. Coo+. Tadao.. •id. 1p 40 : Du. do. Troller ... . 1 ,2,1 is: 10 Do. Ist /91 . .0 fee Cf. 6! Do. Scrip, at .... I,i ~,,,. 10 Do. Pith., Epee CY. 4 Do. do.. Wl. id. la/ 10 Do.Dor.Lant,4p.l.7. 1) L0n.,5a146.J: Iroril L ow . 20 Midi oeilkqt.J tow.'l7 168. 16 Lopdody.d:CoPmfor, 184 Doodulk& Ennirklo.; 42. Non. Ibex,. .1. M01. , 114 IS EAn inif..l . laLd . D. 11 Manch. A . se.oaluneep 18 Ikr. a. 6t. 1.7 . .1. II ~ . Pm .11idboot 1 IS 1 Do. a. uu. E&n ~ Id. fn. 40 ' D.. 401 • 414, ..... - - •,43 . 24 b liwecris Counties .. rif 1 1 10 ' Dodele. mhos. • •111 12 11 , D0re , P• 6 1. 6 ( 1 • 0 ' ,61 par Sp. 100' Do. Mein. 2: lenhy p, I Do. do ..... • No. 2 e 116 1 Do.C.l;..l..l.llr.oiptiipj 31 I ' Do. fora Exttl...'oA i 30 :31..1.61.ye.d. Unn. 6 DoNorthnarbbn'69 2.2 Itiewapue k Darwin 31? k 4 Do.} Anon ... • • •'1:34 6 Do. Now 1 Do. Noe . ...... —1 4p. 15 1 Do. Nortle .5.841.1 71 t 1 Barbra Dolua ... L3l Nana / . Cheefeeloni '4 Do. 1 sham ... .. . t 5 North MUM . End Loneashire..... l l7 164 14 Po. 8 shores 1433 /b. tir0.......... II ld. I Dn. New, i sharcs•lT id. 1 1:: ix : tf. nal i co Etat LitarulmAirel. ,1 lip. I Do. Thirds I a , Edinbor9h et Glarj.n 64 .. /forroffi ...~ , Do. 1 sutra ... .. .'t 14p. Do. New, are. I un, i lO csi, Do. 4 Mara /1 . 24131 Do. Es Pui._ 1 ., F.dimb. & Nora., ' 'llo4d. D05e1837NVA . ,,,./., d. 1 ., Do. New. . lld. pr . Do. do.D . , wry 1. 14 Old. '••• tietrpOi.i 4P • 2 I 4? pof Erekr, Ywril, Okoq. Btlat..b Al Groot Nortbern.. Do. Lo °Ai GLSooLk ;GL Nth. of En 4 iload Do. Do. N on, K ew, 7-re. it Western IW.t :Aura . 'North Bv.srthitre orth 11 - ,,k, 'North Water* Oxf. ROF^l aWolv izt Ag avka e 1.4. Reid 747 . " Holston awl IlikAgo 'Srultiolt .. 'Scottish Midkand ItoA. Awl: • 3ld. itbrovra Irir. dam y I Do. tgo..(lq, ' 'Fa • -, . oil . . ZIP .'. ii; ifo . " — lit . .. • A bolder:a:ld M , onc ld. tar A,.. do.. 77tira4 'l,L me Vett and &Wry i . .:u 10l D. alsores_—,. O4 lois, 4.. SL Rd.s.ds :1 at Do. a... 1: Nerriell.7 Id. I.IOE-OSs.dakCiller Ip. La.. & Garikk ay, Do. Thirds _ . ep. F ir Lancslik lorksiiii II az d Do. t shares Sad Do . li.llhs . Do. Niilerniki . Do. Thin/sr/Sept) ed. Do. Lir,' I.4.hetry DolloddersaArf Do lIW PslV:teGar' Do. W. It. Union lid. Du.eresion ct It'ar 3:,36 cut li 1 i e , 0 0 .. team . . , f t , pi p. i Lando ...1 ili - liard . ea Leicater sI, 11.,Iford. ed. par Leeds and Aire: .. . 1; 14d. Do. New . 9 Do. enf. tij . akifit le Id. Leek..Dr.tro.,.llands tar 1 0. i UO., ihtllC.d, .V.J n .111$. lAn.,Croibm..k Sowth Looden k Marker-141A Do. Nan. .. IC°. 11 ild_ A. do. _Nu. t I 1 d. Loo. Delii3ion, S. Co AI 6 Do. C 0.... b.:4044.7 16. Do. do.Gouslp.a.i Do. Prf.Car.Sp.Ct. 4.4 London and Gr. enss.l IDa. Pre/nonce. . London a li.eitatara.lll); rills, Inc.. D. ' D. d 0........... 202 s s e - Do. ...... . 3is Mooth ~s Yorits/a.boa . ...Cdie.i irme Voir E.rfaasion'il sm. 77tow...11 , 1rnt,pd . RIut foe& Waier.filrd <tAstkew.ly &in-& Wer: •u us . ICia. 63•11.4 s.ll'sfig 'York nrot Netfrosit.• In xi Do. latarloo Do. Proferaoce_ .114 ItorkaNurliallidiono'7sb Do. El.4as ....137{ Do. Proforcuce Do.l.lkW.ltitis.Es 295 Foosiom ItAtimAisl liumlo.;Ne J. .4 Itsiemi 13136 Itri.r.lVol.d:Celtrems, 2144. Cin.of Fr.10r.4 Yas.li 'b. lleadrraro . .. Ihdek Fast . °U Up, Pont.Luauu \unw and urtAcrn or Yrsaeo ~ IM and flown Mors .Ind Netsaa Wad "imam. Pads and Origins Pot. had Roues .... liouen aayt Havre. ... iQ lii 912 JO 1: Per Accent. _l*NribAt, liaxten. Lams. Clams 1147 AI MT /V 1142 I! AU 016 feo KC ID IMO HO E 3 635 IP 111 WS 655 CT A Ma si; so 73 430 CZ ZS 430 at SO 116 510 1 610 rvilicmri tstrapuour i arl Ccntru tVlerhais) •.• • lionhaux ....... ..... COMMERCLIL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.—MINCINO•LANZ, SEPT. n.—The =Art has had a dull appeatance, as the public .Uni have bees few. Sugar must be quoteu the same as yest.rday • 320 Wails. of Kest India only sold. A part only of the 400 hhds. forte Rico offered lu public sale (mind buyers.; the low qualities for ex yortirtion. 311 a. ad., 405.; duty, 20g. ; the finer sorts, for hams consumption, 311 e. rd, 435., Oa Re. fined dull without alteration Minima. Coffee: 1,000 bogs pumtrica Ceylon sold more steadily in public sale than for some time port ; the One qua li ties at a shade higher prices. Ram on very dad Rim hue been out of demand. Colton continues to wear a downwind appearance; but holders show some degree of Srmneea. No mks re. ported to-da ' is. Tallow dull, at yeeterday'e price, 405.. 0.1., on the vat. Its temainsin limited demand. In other articles no alteration. COTTON.—Livearooz., SIFT. 22.—The market is soolowhat ware steady to-da7, sad the sibs were 4,000 bales. SOO et which wen for export. COALS, Szrr. 22.—ShIp6, 212 ; mold, 123. WrirCAISTLI. L d. Pt' SIDERLA,I, R it Adatra Main Cis% crtng 6 Taalkid ..... 16 6 Wails liad Osmfortl 1.10/Iwil 16 6 Wails 1i04.1116.3wa11. : SIVPPINO INTELLIGENCE.—MAILs. AIL OCR. :ARIL erVellZ. out 3 Dublin...... 00 Holiest OlO Ind*, Bouth.k/ Sydney, Nen ft 3 Waterford .. 0I Flanders eL .. ON t 4.9 .11 a. SI Limes b Lisbon, Sept !O .o`,l V II 4 3 ,•41.2:1; 0 Henaboug. . . 0 031 eell temm 01 Hailial Sept. 30.1.1 Brach Clefs CiII•VMXD,.SZPT. 22.—Arrived Beeper, Ceylon ; Rhona*, Mae dike, • Epaininondes, New York; Dart, Ostend; Unice, Mann* Fredeitek Frans, New York; Bombay, Sydney; Onyx, T c = Sate:wish, Constantinople; Alagnificent, Itiehebseto Port* Rim; Lan.* Wibovg; Mary and Barb, Margaret Mt. IL Peimburg Pomona, Inborn; Lloyd, Quebec; Amadei, Ales; Queen, Cranatedt ; Batavia . , Rotterdam • Faroe, Fetidly, Csenera; Perseverance, St. Jobe's; Friendship, ' New York ; Charnion, tigua ; Altort, Ann, Honduran; Margaret, Pugin& ; Voisin BL Petersburg; APoe, Jamaica; Harmony, Saguenay; Vivid, Condon tinople ; Albatross, Lisbon; European, St. Petersburg; Jae and Margaret, Oporto; Verbena, Odess ; Matilde, Savanilla ; Emasuel, Quebec; Courier, Wimlington ; Junior, Charlotte, Quebec; Neptare, Auguste, (baselines; Leander, Black Sea; Planter, St. Petersbarg; Chagnon, Marseilles ; Reserve, Jamaica; Brothers, Taganrog ; Pro f deem, Direseilles ; Venestiela., Ostend; Emerald, Boulogne; Att.- wood, Rotterdam.—Sailed: Minify., Rotterdam; John 8011, Ham burg; Sir Edward Banks, Ostend ; Star, Boulogne; John Brewer, Bombay London, Calcutta; Commodore, Monte Video; Ana Vales,. Newcastle; Faloon, Oporto; Rapid, Rotterdam; Albion. St. John'.; Sir IL. Peel, Amsterdam; Carmee, Havana; Sultan, Bombay; list ings, Guernsey ; Marla Christina, Hamburg. Livearoox, Burr. 22.—Arrived; Lerwick, River Ponta, Afrim; 4 &Inns, Rio Grande; Leming, Archangel; Ells, Smyrna; Hoy, Palermo: Foxhole, Tangier; Ellen Jane, Malaga; Richard, Arch angel. balled: Pampero, Ann Hood, Rio Janeiro; Hegira (bill, Naples; Kate Hunter, New York; Eliza Bowen, Pernarabace; Hsi Ann, Boston, Boson; Director, Lima; Sehoodiac, St. Andrew's; Liverpool, St. Jobe% New Providence; Penang. Calcutta; Alfred, Alexandria; Lord John Resell, Demerara. Off Cams*. The sloop Ewhank, horn New Orleans, that was on shore la Bone Bay, wits got off tale morning's tide, after direharging. [Advertisemeat.)—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS A CCM woe Da; Levan, eroonscaL Alm Beira. Com essierns —Time dn. ere me met maim& la hot, dine, and sultry weather, and if net Weed DT the timely ete of proper usedicinth frequently lay the ineeeette eletnitte arbith become inclinable ; to ovoid which take Holtemera llay then medicine ao cfbencious in the cure of then eemplehee, met sir pensthe liver of redundant bile, bat eeseeei Wee sopa, awl y Inating the =mat- With MUM Wei lips fey Idle thew invslua vigor ble phis tteh perfect eel* hesdinthals. diormattra, and other disorders in sides/ to the ltimmta freath—hold by all druggists, and at Profthol Itolloway's Esishtlehreent, !A Strand, London. SIMI& BROOK.-figt. IL it SeNsgmbeE, asiderefiehl. the wife of W. L. Brisk Ms., Meow CA V 16.--Iri a a e t Wessiaidis. the wife of T. C. B. Can, Cl P l : ritill-Depi a. et f,. , Dear Bun. de. Edmuurl4 the CUSTral li -Dtp lw' I. M • WilDe 'et 4° Tailesee. the Con. W. -i n IL et Altesme4 OM* Ustatigt, the wife of It. 41 W..-Sist. Se. a a ti . owrowoot the wife of K. GII. 1 r it i niyr ,! :, MISS Aimed. the wife a.). H. MlNEliattiellar" el immesthome. sissy Tippenn. the nfe MIA -at rlto.ot lb kog try. Norfolk, the wife of the Be.. G. ll. Wain. of& eon MILNI.-At _ Mr 1612[6104r, the wife ot the ter. R. G. N Ll4lit L 'Llai. A.. • . loW, the cre of th. Bee. 0. Serge Ma r oe. nom claw. A i rs owe W.V. Pregtmew, Ms. T. Mese. Par*OU m g r. l aricairp Pestith , the wtto of the Derla= ll .: lll •4 4o6. Lnlteselesi dr wife of J. A. ilsoM, 81 1 1 1 411.-0914 S. at tisleitteseL l / 4 the wits el Mean. S. F. Smith, datrit-Sei IL ilt L Peetsliessmism the wits ot H. D. TAVair.-341111,1Mdeehlltsci esteeray. of a daughter. YEE Weedesite. Worq the Courses of Yen lessrmet=of WEN .-Ilept. 14 at theX IA Cheetir, the wife at Captain J. Dumb, De Wad. Sedi •Thear: HALL-411AWLEIL-410. 1 11, se Dray.by the Sem B. Coo, Ween iest el do if it s eaet v e .. t ii.. Perter. l o ;, et thira limit Darilti. lINC-Wra ll ..-Otpl eg rr gr ep te 8..6 . ir iii see. T. . L s e7tra' ma "ritbdb.'==n - Z; ISL. lIGS-!LA Oessit We* T. D. BOMB. 11 14'a the Died leigh.. is la tely.. derighlet of YAM-0* DOM of * 001 . 11 er irlie-.l"llll2l Z l 4l l s. l)ll4l74 eitm litil lat., . P.. PM 14.44 M. Li DOSAIL-At Lasks,OwedaWeet , Dept J. P. D. Pair. ~..eiV elKs ar s: M isseitem. . . .--Ims e a t Alr e amsdk 4 ' telt :law* or • J. l b7r kett - —6.-Sept. IL st Drooes i ta ll iesit NSA MSS MS lee. if . alarall awa rttek i 'Miler AI flts. SW 010; = ,... e elt *MIL J . lisirdisem ImMIS 0 Dnurar sti — — '- - '' m --relle l . ll 3 , - .. .I;oL — f a daika. r•ngi r,.":.t: ' low .mimm. Ann, IgeIardICAMINID.WII.4III.IIIIMMOV-amm0..."........." 14 lib. 16 17p. !,116. eis TUINZI Isi 40.