The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-26 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. MANCHESTER AUTUMN MEETING. 111111 U. Tin TUMID 11•HIHOXP41 b Bova «eh. with 50 added visages ultra; the stand to naive 10 am. Oa s wit. 112 Bebe.) W. Hunt's Cbarmins Woman, by Longbow—Sister to Ktalturd, 4 yrs, tiet 1010 %tale) 1 Mr. thdfs Ham Laucsehlre, yrs, dit 710 inc. Lib ex.) Orloaeha.) I Mr. Osborne's Iliad of the MIA, lit 71b toe. 510 ex.) ;Whiteley) S Plower safety and JUOII Frau alio rar. Betting: Err') on Cuanning W. 111114 3 to 1 apt East lantsabirs, and sto I opt any other. Woo by a lot& ; lai ttird. --- Tee CHUTES/ RIM HANDICAP of 5 .on. each, with 50 aided, for 2.yrorbir ; winners extra ; the second to oar. hi. asks. T. Y.C. (10 rob.s) Kr. Orborurs Orreulaud. by Weatherbll-912rcutter. ht (Whitney! 1 Yr. l'eo-Va Mire Leo, ?it rlb toc 21b Orin:shoo: 2 111 r. run.ti r.llyatory. 7rt (5. Taylor, 3 Tbr fuLoo Log Leo ran : ALnble .ad t by 2iovillo—Loybourue Imo Betting : 6 to 4 apt Greenland, 7 to 4 apt Alice Leo. Won by two lengths ; mama between wood and third ; a lad fourth. The Ley bourne Lue :illy would not face the b(. and took no part in the race. Tits WILTON HANDICAP o 10 son. each, h ft, and 3 only H declared, with 100 added ; winners extra ; the second to Ono his stake. One mile and threatioarters. (13 subs., 4 deskarad4 Mr. Haboroe's Fatifiron, by Fandango—First Rate, 3 yrs, Get 'inc. Sib ox. ,i.trawrihais) 1 311+. Wiltinsoies Oldminster, S yrs, Wt 7th tirtzushow) 2 Betting: 6 to 4on Oldmiruiter. The pair lay together the whole distance, sod lardaron won one of the finest races ever seen by a abort bead. TER SALFORD PLATS (Handicap) of CO nova.; winners Mtn. Three-quarters of a rode. It,. Hudson's Walloon, by the Flying Dutchman—Nina, • yrs. sot 310 H lash -tie, 1 Chincellor'e Helladrum, 3 yrs, .st . Woodhouse': 2 Betting : 3 to 1 on Walloon, who woo in 'a center by halt • Until. Persuasion was scratched at 3.20 p.m. Tax *AIDE( &MIMS of 3 son. each, with 30 added ; 2- yr-oids, est ; three, 7.1101 b ; four, Sat 101 b ; des and up wards, flat ; mans and goldiop allowed OD* talk. Chilton'. Clarke. by Saunterer—Viral, 2 yn. est (Carro) 1 Mr. Hyraces Orphan. yra let Illb mar bat 131 b) .. (Dixo ll n) Ur. ast/sts Orelitaaa, 3 yr.. Tat 1011) Urianalum S . . - t by lisadoitoLiiey RAMA olio ma. Bottiog : 6t05 ea autos. mad $ So 1 opt Overdone. Ina by • boo►► ; o had third. BETTING ON THE COURSE. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 33 to 1 opt Baldwin (t) CANTERBURY RACES-FRIDAY. Tu OTT PLATIi (Weltoer iraDdialp) at 50 lOU. ; WIDOWS antra; gentlemen tutus : professionals extra About ono nikhood • WI. i. 31•11 sis Flatten, by Hampden. dam b 7 Epirus, Zed 's dam. 3 pa, 10et Wb t ine. fib extra ) tome; 1 Mr. 'a Flying Spur. 3 yrs, At ;ID 716 extra) (tlibberd) 2 Sir. Idarardels Tbysielan, by Magician, 4 yrs, Host Ilse. 7lb mat .... ............ .:C. Mornsbr. Jun.) 8 Betting: 2tol on Flying Spur. Metro° mule play at a poi pace, and bald a commanding lead of Flying Spar ; ntylacian lying several lengths in the rear of the favourite mita within ball a mil* f real home. wises the two rearmost boom domed with the leader, but aevergot up. and Flettoo, agher making all the running, WWI by a neck ; ball a length blames second and third. EART EiAtrDICAP of 5 Bove. each, 3ft, with 50 aided. for 3-yr-okle and upwards; wiliness extra. One aed mime furless's. Oat bbseres LltUr Mk. by Mbelberk (IL oat or %orbs, rt) Yrs. NM` Ca 1 Mr. B. Drewit,4's Michel Grove, 4 yrs, 864 ..:(). FordbaJW Mr. Ward's Spitfire Kitty. S yrs. MILD (IL V 12.7) &Woo : sto 2ea Michel Grove. sad 5 to 1 each met Little Dick sad Spitfire Kitty. Little Dick sada the whole of tie rausiag. sad Fordltua, finding it useless to persevere web Michel Grove. stopped kiwi at the half distance, Little Dl* wienieg by six leoglbs. Spitfire Kitty liaidwi Maar distance is Mee rear of Michel Greve. TIZ Baron PLart (Handley) of 40 nova, for all yes ; Claws extra. Threeinerliers of a mile. Pte. Barbttee's Bel twelve, by Weroeraley, oat of Bat thine. by Melbourne (bred to Prance), 4 yrs. fist 10Th to. Fordham) 1 W. T. Read's Lavender, Syr*, 74 BM Clatk) I Mr. York's Blutebe of Lane/4er. I yrs, 74 4Lb itilbberd) The Wowing else nut :—tittle Go and flpitare Kith. Betting : 7 to 4 wt Behooves, 2 to 1 apt Limeade", Ito 1 apt Little G. and 10 to 1 seeth apt Skean of Leocester and Spitfire Kitty. After a trilling delay at the start they were deepatched to a pretty ever start, Blanche of Lancaster ad Salivary pttingawav slightly is front ; but after pro media( two hundred rude Leveader went to the frost. Half-way down the bill Balloons, headed Lavender, canoe away at the half distanoe, sad woo by three lengths. Half betties* the second and third, the other two =lO. Tag lthrraag arArta of 3 son. each, with added, fee hones bang Ado the property ot atoms a the army and miry, or militia. °Soars sod members of the yeomanry sad weinateer gorse of the county of Kent, list 71b each. Oa sdle sad a WC Captain Maws 's Little Mk. by Ithethert—Phobe. aged. UM 7lb Mr. T. Drown) 1 Mr. Mardis Bantam s yea, um rib 2 Mr. Maas Ajax date Dumas!). 31r, list Tlb (j. 3 l The folloelan Mao ran :-14 Greyloot (lana ak hate Clank and Oa Drinker. Bet Meg : 2 to 100 Little Dick, 5 to I met Rapture, sad 3/10 te 8 hsw two. Rapture mad* dry, followed by Gia Asher, Little Diek bung third aw:,, o re yf oo t h o t Aft e r of three quarters of ma e Gin Driaker dropped Little Dick, who wallet, mi ss Rapine lista within • „of a mile from kw" when be want to the front nd ‘ 1,4 1 . ,_ - •sot i f,°7,, Ajax, who was placed third trPRP ( Mr . J . I . snail), entailed Iffy lengths from mistier. Ha Itanyrt,, !Lax 100 Ittilbe4a, ihm-Tr'°l4B " 40 , 12'• 1 C •84 ".•_. Twit mile*. .thaeltar by Cowl—Fidgetty Girl, 6 yrs, At ittb lard 80 )11. Portal I . Vincent's Zetlaud, 4 yrs, At 71b (liaanlsan s deson's Caller Os. 6 yrs. At 12 1 b (Challoner ballverne and Margery also ran "itattim : 5 to 4 on Caller Os, 2to I apt Zelleted, sad 5 la rapt Gibraltar. &liverse made play a :t n. :p a pier. bilowed by Zetlend and Margery, Caller On last. Min going a mile and a half Banns Into the rear, and left Zetlaed in front. Gibraltar wafted wen Lead Vincent's bale to the half &tames when be got ble bead in hoot, ad won cleverly by a length. Cale Os was beaten twenty lengths from &Gaud. The other two flaiabed dem together, many lengths in the star of Caller On. Tu BAIX•111 DOWNS STA KZ. of 3 mom, each, with 25 MUM. for if ages ; selling allowances. Resod Mils. Gark's - Braden, by Tadmor—Dedena, f ye* DWI) SA Mb Mr. "armadas's PhYstreen t f yr* MK), sib . 41tIbberd) 31r. Walkers ram 4 714 4 DL). At (J. KIWI* The fallowbre also an: Baron. WM, Girl, LIMA 00, Omani, NW of the leek and Norma. Betting :•to 4 agM Pram le 1 apt Bedora, 6to 1 eget Latta Go. aad 10 to 1 " her three." Ossells suede ploy to Sae top tura, where Am gave way to Peru, .ho was, frisbee y passed by Plimisimt. At the distance Eudora why rmsalag wide, bad bus waiting capon the pair) beaded sod •way up eked with Phydricirs, 'born she beat after a good ran by a bawd. Two Webs separated NM weed sod third, Norma was fourth, Lod Little On Mi. The wiaaer was sold to Oaphda Hill ter tbirty-foar gales*. MONMOUTH RACES.-FIID&Y. Title LAM M? PLATA (Handicap) of 50 Gam ; winners Sates. One voile I far. Xr. Altar's urban, by Ibarzdo-11tabls OW, t rrs. as ne (Me bib ex. , (lerpres) 1 Mt Barter's Vapid. I yrs, rat Mb Manor al Ilartass s °dist I yrs. it Lb Oar MU ex.) (Judd) I Betting : stol ou °dips. Won by half • length ; man biro= ascred mod third. Mu Nosy ourasmaz STAKES !Handicap) of 10 soy.. 11111 k, h ft, sod 3 only if declared, . th 50 added ; winners advs. One silo 7 tor. (15 ash% 6 &dare) Mr. EsTrlssiTa Doncaster. by 6Lock66ll—Gaist7T, 6 yrs, Sot Wit the 61b _ eats 'A. 06116666) 1 ......._ Addiaiie WortLai. 5 pra.l4l.lb &Aim : 7 to 4 as Dwatowhor, who wou by throw lengths. TSB WTI STALLS of $ ism each, with 25 added ; 2.yr -7i4 12Th ; three, tot ; four, lost ; ava ox, sod ago& 411. ; aortids pesaltios god allovrapose. Six fur. r. Night's Sallvdie. I yrs, ad lib i 234., ( F. Clark). walked ot,r our lie forldts. Tax S.)xxxxx-r PLAIT of 30 sem, added to • sweepstakes of 5 tors. each (2 ft to the fogad); 2-yr-ohis, Got Tlb ; three, Oat ; four, bet ; Si., sit, sad aged. 0s 121 b ; mares amat gelding. allowed ab ; pianist extra ; allowanses. Pima kw. (21 whs.) Lt. Jacvkis Lam by Whadhened —Maud, ftyrs, Sat 1b _ lirldTie) 1 Capt. Cbrtstle's tills Jolla, aged. OK nth ....!A Idwardsl 2 Ur. Potency's Lady tt Mims, t yrs, ea 91b 'Deacon) S Betting : Eveu 311 e: Jett% 6to 1 eget Lairs. and Ebel ttpt Lady Williams. A "Medic, ram, woe by • brad : Lady Wiilama being bootee the mom rhenium for mood plane. Tea Bowman 1ISN:11313 . Pt.sra of 20 sows., added to • beadlosp of 3 woe*. eeoh (1 ft to the fund) ; gentlemen Oee wile 1 furless& Porrelfs Barmaid, 2 pp, tisi (Paine) I Pr. arm:era Tonto, S yrs, fest re aweeete) Bo Dalliers Pearl Direr. 3 yrs Calm (Wood) a Yana Rumor Wed whiteheli MP ran. Baatiall 6tol on Whitehall : 3 to 1 oath met Feet lterisaer and Mt pos BessuaL u Won la • carder ; the Savouries was at the TAI Httion HURDLE PLATE of 35 sem, added to a wrompotakos of 5 mom verb (2 ft to the food) ; wieners alba ; boats. One mils 5 fur. Mr. Wryisais lowsse, by Deflaace—Weaset yr% 104 it day) 1 Irak i.Amara Arberott.. 6 yrs. rat alb Mr. Adam's Wortharo. 6 yrs. 11.4 .. (J. Keiniaa) S dr. Myst heat.— Bettiog : 514 2so Bowman. Mos by throe Irak& Sseaod beat.—Bowman walked over. lams ; 900; 1 lat 13ib oaeb ; ball a Wkti over two Sabot of boodles. Jor. W. 0. S. Too•irs Prins (flormr) • 1 NW IL Mailierrs sir Crooredi (W. 11, llewleall ?Waft : lo lat Sir Cyouowall. Mae lowatba I lllMlnimm THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTI , MBER 26, 1863. BETTING rAT MANCHESTER.—FuDAT. 0573AREWITCH. 100 to 7 apt Asbald (t) 100 to 6 Barstow (t) 100 to 6 Iroeam 01 20 to 1 Jook Hearts (t) 22 to 1 Myrtle (t) 25 to 1 Drannoor Boy (t) 33 to 1 Ltn•otna (t) 40 to 1 Oakappto (t) CAMBRIDOEWIRE. 15 to 1 apt Catoh-'eso•Alao (t) 16 to 1 Birdhill (t) 36 to 1 Polyamis (t) 50 to 1 CAirooutlo (t) - LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. FILMS.; Nov. 13. Faros FOR TliE OREM. AOTCIOI COP, vales 200 sows.. aided to a hsodiaip sweepstakes of 25 soya each, 10 ft, and 3 only, if declared, &o. Oat rails sod three-quarters. (84 subs.) if the highest weight accepting be under Bet 1211), it will be raised to that, and the others is proportion. . . I AV Alll Fantail .. 6 Earl of Surrey.... 6 Alreack 3 Lemmas 4 Real Jam 4 INchisquar J= l. 6 Jack .1 Hearse 3 Tipuee i 3 Bally Edmond 6 11. Philippe 4 4 Udine 3 lUltitcwon ß Baldwin Sea King 3 Jack of Newbury 3 Kangaroo li Do'clhella 0 g byWililDarrell— Thei ma 4 Oakappla Lady of the Ishii.. 3 Pearl Direr 3 Trap Golden Pledge ... 3 /Salk= 6 Dr. Syntax 'triton 6 Trumps 8 Wyaaday 8 Black Deer Magnum Comm.. 4 Catch 'em Alive.. 4 Bea Nymph 3 Weatiterwi se .... 4 la Toucques .... 2 Vades Afire 'Killigrew Dlithneld ... ..... 3 Costa 4 Kautford 6 Oldminster ..... II LleUses 4 °The Moak King alarm*: .. 3 The Knave 4 Animal= 3 Lames 2 Bright Cloud . .. 11 4.lwldirook 4 Itemises Ffilrwater 5 Warraloster 4 Old Orange OM .. 3 Lady Puri Bankroll 4 Somersault Damascus II Duukeld *Moab 6 Nebula Chan 3 Cock Bobla 4 Caller Ou 5 Bohemian 3 Those harem marked thus *, having bees mitered without the knowledge of their owners, will be struck oat at the time prescribed, eider specially ordered to ramie ie. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Sim. 25.—Arironrnuarra.—Lieu- Waist C. S. Buck* to the Duke at Wellington. Rioter Henry T. 8. Ley, to the Awed, for the Ode. donie. adshipmen G. B. Birgit, to the Butlej ; F. H. CM', well, to tie Bt. Oeorp ; J. H. Pricketi. to the Edger ; G. A. Oldird, to the Bas Minos ; George Trower, to the De. fence. Nsral Cadets E. H. Clarke, to the St. George ; W. White sad Wm. Hoghtes, to the Ifeeanek; A. A. Taylor, and J. W. C. Campbell, to the Orlando ; W. & P. Grew, to the Liffey ; B. P. Hume, to dm Iteeistanoe ; & J. Dub. wood, D. S. Dickson, and O. W. Let, to that Black Prime ; G. O'Connor, mid A. & Haradtos, to the &gni Ordr, Engi --- fai,TChorp neers wit supernumerary Mills, to tits Asia __ Assistant 'Animism Wm. Chase, to the inward. as saw namerary ; Wm. Stewart, to the Supply. CHATHAM, Harr. 25. DEPAZTURZ or RoTAL ENOINESIIS Fon Raw ZIALAND.—Thu morning the reiatoroementa of Royal Re ,mbeers who hare been for some length of lime past ostler orders toembarit for aew &stand. left boad-opcarters, Bromptoa barman and proceeded to Gravesend. where tbey embarked on board the Chariot of Fawn The derwthaneate go oat to avowal the Ilth company cf Royal Eogureen. THE ALABAMA. MURDER OP A WIFE IN NORFOLK. A horrible murder has been committed at Elsing, near East Dereham. The victim was a poor old woman nerned,Naylor, who was partially blind, deaf , lame, and of &Image of til. Her murderer was her husband, datum Naylor, an agricultural labourer, aged 51. On Monday night some neighbour, named Isbell, heard Mn. Naylor speakiog to her huAand, and asking him if he was goiug to bed - Shortly afterwards a light was seen in their mom, ad all seemed quiet for the night. After the lapse of about as hour, bow. ever, Isbell and his wife were awoke by strange mime pro- ceeding from Na l ' s bedroom, and immediately afterwards they beard Mrs. Naylor ay out, ••oh, James, don't hurt me." Than followed a loud shriek, samosected by a heavy rambling noise, as if something were being rolled or dragged down stairs ; then um* another scream and then •dead silence. Isbell and his wife motioned to hatee, and in a short time they beard the tread of heavy footsteps in the room underneath the chamber sad Naylor talking to himself and uttering wild ejaculations, which he repeated during the entire night. The suspicious of the neighbours being excited some of them forced an entrance tato the house, where a horrid spectacle promoted itself. At the foot of the stairs lay the poor old woman in her night dress, her body partially doubled up and her head ..old arms bearing marks of the most mod treatment. Marks of blood were evident on the person of the deceased, and there was a small pool of blood where the body lay. Upon farther examination it was dis covered that across the bed-room and down the stairs there was a blood-track. On a post-mortem examination made by Mr. Taylor, of Cbattishall, more ex tonere injuries were discovered. Two rib were found broken on one side, and six on the otter, while severe son based wounds were apparent on the heed sad temple. How these 'molds were indicted, and whether any weapon was used, still remains a mystery. With regard to the motive for the mime, it appears that the old woman had secreted a small sum of mosey (21. 7s. 6d.), with which she intended to pay her rest, and that she had a dispute sod struggle with her husband about it. When the prisoner was apprehended be ascribed the dreadful deed to a desire "to obey his Heavenly Father," and it is considered by some that ha is suffering from religions monomania. The fact. have been investigated before a coroner's jury, and Naylor has bees committed for trial on a charge of wilful murder, at the ensuing Norwich assizes. she had given evidence episet one of the prisoner's corn pinions that she was to be insulted, and he should sentence him to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour in the House of Correction for six weeks. The prisoner rid he could do that lot on his head. TO !az sDrfOlt 01 TO W. beg leave to — oonininnieste the following meet expanses* of the Casfederate war-simmer Alabama. Os the =id July, when about SY) mike off the (lips of Good Hope, os my homeward voyage from Calcutta, bard for this port (whither I arrived os the instant), I made out, at some distemea • steamer, flyieg the Sc. (hare'. Cross, whisk I took So be an English frigate, but was mom undeceived whoa, upon • signal Wag nut up to the steamer's mast head to Mare to, and oliserviag priparatioas being made ea board to are upou me ia the 'vett of u 7 000-oomplissios, I bed the homer A • visit tram • master • mate awl host's crew, seat from the steamer, which I mow drummed to be the notorious Alabama, together with two North Amours captaies (late ousters of ships captured and soak receat(y by the Alabama on the meet of Brasil), and the wife of one of the captain.. The ouster's mate of the Alabama, whew be s team ed : my desk, eourteosaly saluted tbe British lag, aadonsd a me that Captain Serum, whom osekl me trod* es the poop of his ship, which by this time was close alosigside— pemeated his compliments to the captain of the Star a Brie, sad desired that he might be allowed to put on board my ship the two captains sad the lady whom he meat to be pat where by me at the first port at whir I might toash— seggeMing Helena. I replied that is the fret plasm I ddYY net psrpae calling at St. Helms% and is the road, that I had so acoommodatioa for my farther p ' srsag thou those I had on board. However, at the earnest lio '- trope of the Federal captains, and prisalpally out of regard for the lady, who was Dot in • rarities to be export to the eventualities of • ship of war liable at my boar I. be euipged u rim, I commuted to take them as board, re fusing. however, several other favours of the saw kind pro posed by the courteous commander of the Coofederate ship, and me parted company with the colebreted Alabama. I may add that my peartgers, Captain amiably, late of the stip Aegis F. Schmidt, and Captain Frost, of the Kama% tlat termer of 800 toes burden, boned from Bores to Otlitenee, sad the latter _o( 1,200 tons, hosed from Zallso to kltwerp—tlimie latter both neutral porta, and the cargo of this. ship being Trench property besides—ln formed me that they were ceopelled donee their compulsory stay .71 days) os board the Alabama to he contest with very iadifferent fare, and to submit to indignities. They were sot, however, as the crews of their ships, pat la Irene : them latter I saw, ea either ride the dark of the Alabama, ironed together ia files. Mrs. Frost, the wife of Capra ' Frit, late commander of the Fames, states that whir Captain Semmes and his °Seers regaled spas her fowls, Mosel% from bee beabeats rip, she waa mot eves, like Lames, allowed the crumbs that fell from their hl bet, ' with her limbsed and his commaion is osisfortum.rma eau damned, for all provisions during their stay on board, to salt pork and nos. 0 As soon as the captain and crews of the ships (the farmer bsiagoaly allowed a smell bolt sad lifiro routes to peck it, err the latter a man bag rib, were oe hoard the Coefede rate steamer, a body of men bragiag to the latter was told off to pillage the ships sad cargoes et what they might , deem most valuable or useful, and then the ships were set ea Ire. TIN Alamein curies eight owing gam, divided into three YOther side, and one toes sad aft. Six goes, however, see be mode to pear a broadside. The poop gas is a aunty pounder. Her :Manor is is s very iadafferect ceeditioo, very dirty, sad the rigOog very mush out cf order, but her outride is r. model ad olesailneas, the copper os her bottom Minis' like burnished gold. The muter's mate who bearded me told me he woe en Eagliehmao, asid that his ham in a clergyman of thil China of Eaglead. I remarked that the crew of the Ala bama are easeediogly young meo.—l remain your obedient aorvant, JAMES IMMO, Mester of the Star of Eris, DOW 1711111 Loadon, Sept. 24. the Had 'edit Doak. SVDDIN DEATH OP • W/BLXII•N MIZEITIL Oa Stoday het the RSV. W. Taw died very =Mealy at Boulogne. He wee is Edmund yean, havimi reaeived hie lost appeistaziont from the Coaferesce so long ago a. 1804. Uniting with other qualiacationa a competent knowledge of the French language. in 1811 be was appointed to Rochester es the ouperrintendeot of the mheios to the Preece 'Hooper. Mee C 0111140.1 in l b . halts os the Medea . la 1859 he took charge of tb• oosgregatioe is Mi 1•1111 b. !assailed to the close of lite. Up to within two initiates of boa departure Mr, Tome ..a is excellent health. He had preached!. the moraine from 1 Tim. i. 5. He partook of dinner, sad espied in cheerful movertatios. At fear o'clock he add/weed the childrea of a Bible clam sad prayed very formetly. Shortly after a pntlemao from 8erW114613/ wiled ee Mts. used is the mune of oonvonatioa e. &eked what was the Mate of Chneuanity in that town. His had was thee observed to droop, sad without a Mph or • straggle be mitered into eternal rest. SITZI7II or LITII SHEET UNDER THE NW Magill= Muir AcT.— At the Birrnieghaei polim adios as Thursday William Boswell, cattle dealer, Rodent* sp rem:ilt mammy to a summons, Mined at the Meioses of etas Cooper, charging him with baring exposed for sale in the borough m.rket three live sheep, which ware unlit for human food. Is defence Boswell stated that the sheep wen sot exposed for male as human food, but as aid male for store. lie called two witnesses, who stated that the sheep Is qametitie would mike goad "stores," notwith standing that that they were "slightly touched with ammo" This b hag the Ent MO of the kind, the magistrate simply ordered two of the sheep to be destroyed, aced one that was 1)04 satisfactorily proved to be diseased to be given up to the owner. No penalty mu indicted. Tice PASSIM ow GoaEILSWINT AT DZVON roirr.—ls perfect justilkatien of all we have Mar writhe and admitted ma this es** we have Pow to that • tekker•Phie was rewerm 4 b the Deempert authorities as aftuuday from the eirdmieg them to immediately ousel the imotraet. • maderelead that Mr. Toshio sad Mr. Mu tis , ether Demo parteetiltiors, have to. seat for. with tbisobjeellef sk a aaame s aa —lnstena Daily thresrip. Omuta —T. Sums mad &nes Gummi sill Mats the solebelts Mg awed at Wm WSW WWI& al the Open: they stillest Said or view. the awe of partaa. tie. T. thole Ned Ike mats or alter Opus Olsson so as to as- Wad* salt swalabted gym A witty at the Sans sad Widen tar Ws maw filieerreor prism rim dente imalbmata 1 I = ii.L imia, the ilintalgh amuse gar. Lair. METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. The board re-assembledyeaterday, after the recess, is their baerd.room. Sprieg.gardem. Mr. Taw Arrth pre. sided. The Onsinmsir7tai;d7l3ai atirtTZ Vitas= had been re ceived from pereone who proposed on the term sated by them to uodsrtake the execution of the embankment works on the monism aide of the Thames. He them opened the tenders, and read the following list of the names of persons by whom the *seders were seat, with the me enamel for which such pence proposes to execute the work : Thorne, Pearson, 6:34,2481. ; Oeorp Yvon and Son, 333,0001. ; Thomas Barg red Co, 680,0001.; George Wier, 495,6001. ; William *Varela& and Boa, 633271. ; Ward, Rite." and Os., 536,8371. ; Henry i.eL and Ben, WOOL ; William Leven, ; Jobe AIM mad Bon, 617.39614 William Moron sad Co.. 510 0761.; Goon* numew. 520,00:14 ; Simnel Ridley, 495,0d01. ; and George Wyllie, &AWOL The board then went into committee, and an the readmission of strangers it wee announced that the tender of Re. &Avg was aosepted, subject to the usual condition that he should give eatidaotory security to the braid for the due performance of the works. A number of bitten as the titilisaWis of the sewage were read, sad relieved to a earn mitres. After tome further business the board adjourned. THE REGISMITIONS. MIDDLESEX. Tit* Barrister bolds bin mast 004114 at Bacllsy's Hotel. Dridgortnat, Biarktriara, for the revisit:re of the lists of Um a various City al parishes, aados. extralarochial places, and liberties "Kild tie CITY OF LONDON. The comet is sdjoussoll to Widows* ant, M 11 o'clock. - The followiag u the mull of yids/slay'. eyelike. Libre ral claim—allowed, 4 ; disallowed, 3. Conservative 13101014--SHollid, 9 ; disallowed, 7. Liberal objection allowed 38; failed sad withdrawn, 18. Connervauvo obior tores—onsteined. 49; faded or oitbdrawei, 34. Doable ob ieetioae—stainaissed, 18; Wed, 1. REIMMINTATION Or COVIENTRI.—Last night's Gazette costeine a edification from the Speaks, (dated the 24th init.) shellac that he shall at the end of six days inns his warrant to the dark of the aroma to oaks out a sew writ to the burgesses to elect • member la the room of Kr. Edward Enka, dressed. The Birmingham Pow • states that three candidates are sow positively is thin Mid, namely, Mr. Henry William Eras, Mr. Moyne Treaters and Hr. Arthur Weirdo , ' PaiL Mr. Eatoe's address is dad. 16, Prime's-gate, Hydspark, September 24." Time writer says :—" My rallied opinions are free sod independoet I am far maintitiaing in their integrity all those heekbatioss under which our country has attained its prosst proud position; at the same time I shell be ever ready to aid in correcting any proved arse, and to make such changes u time and circumstances may require ; aid while seeking to farther the ioteresta of the oottetry at hap, my desire will be to educate those matures which are calculated to restore to your city its farm prosperity, and to develop theme advantages which it. mural politico comemade. . . . Although no herd is the ballot, I would wdliagly concur in soy will-digested mason having for its object a. wider extension of the adage to the working claws. While dandy attached the principles of the Church of England, 1 am riot edit. fort to the martyred those who conscientiously differ from that church, and my demise will be to act consistently with the well.beiag aid tree interote of all Christian &Demi sallow. . . I shall watch with are over the publie expenditure of the 40110 try, and steadily oppose all un aecomary and extravagant outlay. Should you do me the hewer to era me oas of your representatives, I would oiler no factious opposition to say government. as keg r *Or nowsures were, in my opinion, calculated to promote the real labensts of the country." Mr. Treherne's ad ders I very brief, and makes so statement of political °poises. The writer mays :—" I venture to hope you will 111 tyre Towne, b 7 *burg a very old acipsintanam. TM soul:maces of continued support which I have roared here so many of my old friends encourage me to hey" that rny appeal to you will not on.thie moron be ansucoessfal." The addreas is dated " Guava, Sept. 20." Mr. Peel, who has already arrived at the seam of action, says in his &Urea, he shall enter parliament as a member of the peat liberal party arid a supporter of Lord Palmerdon's government. economy In the public expenditure, a wellaysaidered mar sore of reform. and religious liberty, and also protaless kb advocacy ia the event of his being retureed. The city has already begun to arose a livelier and dashi ki.' in the roans of • day or two t • eseitaneut unially attendant era's contested elections will be ',armhole manifested. Lofts ow • Hint Sria. AND Berea Lev Z& Intallgeoce has been received in Bali el the total hen of the screw strutter Zealand, a fine steamer of 700 Mos re gister, the y of Home. Bailey and Denham, ship owner., H with sever of her crew, during a stems m the Baltic ea the 11th of September. The 'UAW vessel was oa her gorge from Konigsberg to London with a cargo of oats, and had on board, is additio• to a mew of 14 ma, 12 granger& During the program of the voyage, on the lltk rasa* sad whoa distant about 10 mass from the Hots reefs, the Zealaad was caught by a heavy gale of wind from the W.N.W. There was also • any heavy sea, and the vessel, owing to the light nature of her cargo, rolled very much. One of her amines broke doss, whet all sails were eel, and the reinahries• "aegis. was kept is mottos, but, of amuse, the progress of the steamer wee seriously impeded. The mooed maim soot broke down, cad the easel becoming nemanstreable, she was left to the mercy of the ragiog saes. This latter mishap was &compassed with one of far more MIAOW i C ::: ‘ A I . e l :;;I for U 47 4 4:14 1, Igd f all stafasd fed 441! of the leakage. Water was fast gaining on the vessel, the firm were quenched, ad tie position of the Zsslsad appeared The boats were thee lowered, arid are may l a s . Walker), the chief engineer (J. Spiby), aupeeter (J. hadseU), mid four of the crew, named J. Brenton, E. Maras, W. Page, Led W. Airdscil, with twelv e Pa left the steamer, aed were reosived safely oe boardrheT : . wipes barque Christina, which vessel was luckily is sight abet threelneztere of a mile distant from the Blotted. Cage's Leiria lied *even of the mew of the Zealand minaieed ea board that mesa, to order to save some . valuable, td await lbe raters of the boats. The mat% as ace se be had placed the passengers on beard the Christian, endeeeoured to rotors to the Zeeland, brit owing to the victims of the plait was foiled to be impracticable. The bark attempted to approach the Zealand, bet a she was lightly lades she was driven mosiderahly off to the ' leeward, and as night set in she lost sight of the steamer. j Drift the eight, however, the wee re hoard the Christina j observed thee rockets and blue lights were being fired y egrets of distress from the Zealand, bet at they as suddenly ceased, ad actbles sae was sea or heard of her. The barque waited about Muria' the , night, sad whew morning broke w 4 a vestige wee to be nee of the steamer. The Ohristina mode sill I her Lan* in Judaea where she boded the mew sad passeagers that were saved. Pam that pen they left is the steamer Scandiaavim for Hell, where they salved yesterday morning. Nothing has se vet ben beard of Coped. Lewis and the remainder d the ever, aed it to supposed they here net with the same nalmeholy _fog as attendee the Mail to which they gloat*. The teaming telegram frees ?bided, dated September 17, has bass re. 'Maid Yesterday a versa was observed from StesehM Strad, Meisel front the asset me Lehi mile, seek Is ID fathom miter. She was meaeed, and breed to be a ship with these .weds, ens of Ada wee Maw& and, moording to the Masao. between the semis, egvoied to be • eterare. Some perdu wore drama by the wreck lerS,,m4hing Ape St he seen of veep ha° MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before Mr. Payne.) George Marston lieinnon, hone dealer, was charred with s todi e g a wank. valor 71 ., the property of Habash Risk Allah Boy, a aokeel is the Turkish army, sad we of the staff of Omer Naha. Mr. Abram, in opening the case, sail that the prosecutor was anxious to purciasee a limy, and he went to the stables of the Green Dragon•yard,King-statot, Regent-street, where he saw the prisouer. He purchaged • pony of him for tea guineas, but it wee agreed that if the pony was not satis factory it should be returned is ten days. It fell lame, and was retuned aocordiegly, and the prisoner said that as it was lame another should be sent in Its plena However, no pony was given in return, and the pri. sober was unable to return his money. He sent his ser. aunt several time' and then went himself, but was unable to find the prisoner, each time the prisoner being denied that be was there. Being unable to obtain his money he commenced en action in the comity court, and 20 or 30 attempts were made to nod the prisoner, but without enc ases. After that the progenitor went to the stables and asked the prisoner for the 101. which according to the I O U be bad given to the prosecutor he was bound to pay, ead on this occasion, while he was speaking to the prisoner, the robbery which was the subject of the present charge, took plaoe. The prosecutor would distinctly state that be went to the stelae is the Osseo Dragon-yard and sallied the prisoner for his money, and the latter replied that if he would go with his groom to the prisoner's bankers they would give him ten guineas. The prosecutor said he would have the money then and there, upon which the prisoner pushed against him, tore open his coat, went into another stable, locked the door, sad media his way out at the back of the wemies. The prosecutor would swear that hi watch was safe • minute or two before the prisoner pushed against him, and that to one else was Dear to him at the time, sad consequently that no other person could have takers the watch. The groom had left before the watch was takes. He wore his watch in a breast pocket, and called a polio. contable of the name of Patch, and requested him to cap. Lure the prisoner. The prosecutor was very excited at the time, and did not tell the policeman that he had been robbed of his watch. With regard to the watch, he having nego- tiated with the Tunisian government for • loan of three millions, be did not wish to be detained in London. He went on the mission and returned in about 9 months' time. On his return, he met the prisoner in the street, and he Una charged him as being the man who bad swindled him of his money and robbed him of hi watch. The prosecutor having given hie 'widows, Mr. Sleigh made an eloquent speech cm behalf of the prisoner, contending that the prosecutor having found out that the home was lams, sod having failed in hie attempt to give the primer in charge for swindling, which was • matter for the county court, had thought that he 'maid secure him by giving him in charge for steeling his watch. It zpi eared that While the prosecutor was in the stables • of nem forty or fifty people had assalabled, whisk did not consist of the meat *crapulous members of society, and that during the confusion some dexterous Wad hod taken advantage of the excitement of the promoter and carried off his watch and chain, it being wan fa • very amp spieuous part of his dress and very loosely atimehed. The jury then retired, and after a deliberation of shoat half an hour they returned into court, the for elating that they did not consider that there wu satirise t endemics to convict the prisoosr, and that they had given him the benefit of the doubt by returning • verdict of Not &rat,. The prisoner was then discharged, and was about leaving the dock when he requested permission of the learned judge who presided to say a few words. He wished to knew if he could (teethe prosecutor into custody. Mr. Payne—Cmisinly sot, and it is • very impudent question for you I. ask. You are distressed. THE POLICE COUET& MANSION-HOUSE. Williaat Haim Temp.:Men, a — man well-ksown to the blice se an experiesoed thie f sad returned eoeviot, wee ought up on remand charged with steal* a watoh4hals, value U., from the penes of Jobe Ya batter mar chant in Oaroceelle4treet. The possentor dated that be was pamthig agog Bishops mite-street with • boodle seder his arm, when he was met by the prisoner, who media match at his watch-chain, and broke it. Hs put his hood dews sad eased hold of his watch to gave it, sad the primmer broke the elide off at both sods, leaving the watch in his peeks., sad the key sad in the button-hole at his waistcoat. The prisoner ran off se het MI be amid, sod be followed, but me amount at the beadle be had with him be could sot keep up with him. The pekoes, was, however, brought bask by us officer. The prisoner whoa asked It he wished to ask soy ques tion, replied in sa impudent loge, "I did not match do chain ; I took it politely. He gays I as. I did not ; I walked." The prosecutor's evidence wu corroborated by a witness named Joseph Tidmaa, who saw several boys round the prosecutor and saw the prisoner snatch the efiain and rue off. He followed him and saw the ofboer take him, end went to the assistance of the latter. The prisoner straggled very violently and made several blows at the witness and struck him about the head, sad some man tried to choke the officer. An officer of the H division proved that the prisoner had been sentenced to three •ears' pelts! servitude, and that at that time he bad served ill months, and bad been convicted summarily several times. The primmer, when asked if he wished to uk say ques tions, addressed same impudent remarks to the officer, aid the Lard Mayor reminded his that be should mediae& him self with pea n, and said he was sorry to think a young man thou d be so 6srdeeed as be appeared to be. The prisoner, in an impudent manner, thanked his lord ship, and said it was no use trying to be basset. as the *Moen, knowing he had bees is trouble, would not allow him to be at peace, but dogged his footst eps everywhere. The prisms, wee oomonitted fee trial. Salina Lamm was placed before the Lord Mayor, charged with obstructing the footway la Prinoes-street, Bank. Policeroonstable 4dB said the rimier was eland* with hie basket of walnuts on the pavement In Priam-meek and aa be refused to go away when directed, he took Lima to the station-bome _ _ Defeedant —Yes, sad spilt all my walnuts. I erue't olr 'treating the payment. I'd Put put my buket down en the kerb to rest whoa this gentleman conies op and takes me into custody. The Lord Mayor—What have you to say to the charge ? Defendant—What am Ito do, sell walnuts or steal Y I try to get ae honest living, and should do so if it was not for the police. They drive us about like dop. The Lord Mayor—But you have no right to canoe an ob struction at that particular place. Another constable informed his lordship that the boys In Prism-street did something men than all their 'relents. Many of them were regular thieves, and gave the " ofilee to their companions, who were engaged in pickleg peke* that the officers were watching them. Defendant—Have I ever done leo f I know ru bees a bad boy, but you knew it's never too late to mead. and I'm trying to get on honestly ; but—(laughter}—ere ain't do that if the police is to drive us shout. The Lord Mayor—l shall only inflict a smell fine of 35., but if you come here again I'll not let you off so godly. BOW-STREET. John Dillon was brought iefOrTsiG, Healy on • warrant charging him with en mast& on hie wife. Mr. Abrams defended him. The complainant stated that on the 24th August the west to the prisoner's !Mona to ask him for some sesuitseas, ea she was to great distress. They bad been sepssitted about four months, zed be would sot contribute to her support. He bad taken the children from her and supported them. He refused to do anything for her and struck her es the head with a stick, causing the blood to flow. She made a complaint at the time at this cart, sad the magistrate issued a summons, bat the defeedaet paid no attention to it. A warrant was then issued, but the police bad not been able to fled the peiwoer. On Thursday night she met him in Si. Giles's, and asked him for some money. He main struck her and sharers him in custody. He was taken to the station. house where the wariest was executed, and it was on that warrant that De wee now brought up. lir. Henry asked what the defee&at was. Mr. Abrams said there was no disguise about his amps tk,...hiah, indeed, might almost be keowe from his ap peerseoe. He was a pegilist. He complained that his wife annoyed him by cresting • disturber:oat his lodgisp, width she_sdmitted. . . . . . . . . If r. Henry rid Abe certainly might not to do this ; but on the other hand, it was to be expected that elm should to to Lis lodgings if he did not give be: soy woolly. He had much better make her en allowance. - 117 r: Abnacsjad ii;piiioote wee willing to allow for 3s. a week. On this understanding be was dinctiargod. CLERKENWELL„ Marks &deft, a fellow well hoea to the police, and who ham been lent to the House of Correction from this court no chimes of felony and assault, W. charged with violently assaultieg Use; Atm Shaw, an unfortunate, in Brighwuetreet, ftt. About two years rime the complainant was the principal witness against four young fellow., companions of the prisoner, who were convicted on a charge of raps and rob bery. Since then she has been subjected to a series of amanita from their companions. The prisoner has on several occasions insulted her, and on Thursday when be met her, he called her • bad name, and threatened to do for her. She went on and took uo notice of the prisoner, who tol. lowed her sad struck her a violent blow ma the bead and krosked her doom. The primmer 1115 away, but was stopped by a policeseonetable, sad when be wee gives kite custody be mid be bad only amok • prostitute. The blow caused her great pain. She had not given the pdeooer any provocation, and in feet had always avoided his company in consequence of hie baviag threatened to murder lire primmer mid that be bad wilting todo with the nu that wee convicted; the eoupLiw•t, who wee • thief herself, wee u bed ea he wee. He wan drook, and did Woe know what he did. If the anagiltreto would look over the nne this time he would take are that be would Dever qe•k to her anyplore. The 1;Olioo atand that the primmer serer did may mark, and woo s wary doeperon follow, sod the *ampoules of the wont of Wen* - The magistrate said be would teach the primal" that eves if the oomplainaet was an unfortunate elm wee net to be annalted by worry ewe WA pleased. It Irma sot boon PROM LAST NTORTI (lAZZTTE►. (NARKS or BoLICSTOSB ern rewire rearm:run re es UMW= AT PBS 0171011 or 111 CHIRP lizaniNlAß, 00011 01 BASKROPTCY, BASINKBALL - IMUKILI BANKRUPTS. RFNAO.BII . 3II3rI Win. delamere-ternos. Pliddingtoo. editor, to aurander Oat. 9, it Jong auaatn, clot-fair. City. packing caw maker. Oct. 7. at It JUUQ HIOREaIIiL, Frith-at Soho, corn merchant. Oct. V, at 11. JOHN illrbogrn, Hictorialinien. It °WHOM, clerk. Oct. 7. at 2. CEFRLI• WHIRLER, PTHlces-street, hayawater, boarding Imam keeper, Oct. 7, at . Joss Fassmati, Linea Citric, Northanytonsh-groner,Oet. 7. at L LDwni BATIMMII. Canterbury, auctioneer. Oct 9, at 11. ki.lwakp Beaman, Addiaon.terrate, Nottleg.lllll, liceueed tueirer, Custom aisoLoos Kuston.road, tavern keeper, Oct. 9, at IL hiss? gnomon. ILlchtmodstreet, Haymarket, talky, Oct. 7, MI. JOUR HAlialoTT, FAlgware-road, Howled victualler. Oct. 7, tl. JAIN, RAM, Bright." medium % Oct. 7. si Raid NM:Soil; Ousdallon. Surrey, architect. Oct. 9, as 12. JAN= &Luisa; New North.roal. Hostas, carpeuter,Oct. 9 Ml ] . GRAHAM Longa Ham, Shattesbury-terrace, Pimlico, letter et Weals Oct 9.t IL CRAM.= WTHDNAIi PIaRVADoCci, Cold 'Jarboe:4mM gentleman, Oet. 8, al In. Joe Illarger CLAIM; Ilunisteed, Kent, commander, IL N., Oct. 8, at IL larrAlia MONTI. Bayttam4t.,Caraden-tans. oculptot,Oct. 9, at 1. Witaaam JEMMY, Ann-it.. Pentoeville.hlll, ssaltb, Oct. B,M 11e. MARY All 1.111109, lalksersulley, New Cromatreet, seingetrass, Oct. 8, at I. LOW AID NADIA EDWARD HWY MAMA and WILIAM( JOHN SIAMM, ktiLiietzeet, Boho4qams, bow and amps maltase. tame, Oct 8, at IL .1087.111 Calmer, Dorset-place. Dorsetagaire, clerk, Oct. 8, at IL JACOB CORM di. Jamega, lambed raoltorata. Oct. 8, at It. Bazar lomat, Asa'ataresca, Catataidp•boath, oraatalation meat. Oct; at le. Ceuta/ 811111mAY, Newßernet, Herta, carpenter, Oct It at le. UMW Came. Chiswick. carpenter, Oct 8, at 1. Bziiiiiint BAUR, Totieddid-dride, Balk Oat. S. ti Roamer ItiOaßg, Maipleboae.laas. 'Nametape. Oct.; HARD?. Smithery. Norfolk, innkeeper, Oct 8. at It. LSO! Marrow% Mamalegtom Gnomical/az- in. Oel it at I. Vanua Cisuerrns. Newton Mottos., Olamanpnahlre, and Leedenhalletreet, tlemes, Oct 9, MI. KIM It/Waal% IC ilbeirs.MiddlesszmaMormariner. Oct. 9, at 1. THOMAS lima, Willenball, Ina locksmith, Oct. 16, at 11 WILLIAM MALTS!, Ripley. D rbyshire, , Oct T. at IL Nontnro TOWIIIMID, Bradford, Yorkalt weeksapir, Oct 9, at 11. BRIIRK SWIM, botcher, Oct. 9, at 11. Roam BABOAIR , liiaryool, s bit vault illaßafat o Oct. 8, at 11. Jams Hummait. Truamere. builds,, Oat. 9. at U. Mamma SICALLWISIOI. Busbolme. /Larmaskina bookkeeper, Oct If., at it JOSIPII CEARA= NArnint,ltanchealer. calk* Ll,el li JOHN RVIIALET LATIMICRI. Mancheeter, linen merckant, Oat. 8, at 11. Bynum Puma, ManobrAir. beige. Oct. U, at 11 Cntiase MOAT. WHIT; Durham, grocer, Oct. 6. at It Ticausionn Hot. Blsboperemmoutb. haberdasher. Oct g, at It 'MICAS BiAirroi. Preston, Yorkshire, lig jobber, Oct 1. at 101. linatan MAMDLET. Great Malvern. builder, Oct la at It Ilmanlll POSTS, Les ensholme, Lancult, bemoans'', Oct. 19, at 11. BAUM losiers. South shielda. eartman, Oct lk at 11. JOSEPH Morton, litutonen.trest. grocer, Oct 10, at 1 JAMES SWIM, Leigh. Lancashire.. greengrocer, Oct. 7 at 1. THOMAS WARD ORWITLIWORTN, UM, Bottom, lascashim, bitkiter, Oct. 7, at 10. JANIS MIDLET, Middlesborough, Ycaltddre, general dealer. Oetk at I. (Thomm MINTON, Stocktos-upouir merchant, Oct 6,2111. WOMAN items, Great Ease; market gardener. Oct 6, at 101. Gnome Meows, . let waiter. Oct 8, at / loam Bann, flunky . pit manerr. Oct. 111, at IL RIMY LLOYD, JUL. Breeeley. lop Innkeeper, Oct. 10. at 11. Wo.uam Linn, Btaffontahtre, lankeeper. Oct. 7, at IL Joni Mtn, Imamiaglon, joiner, Oct. 7. at 11. BURY DODDS, Radon, Northumberland, motor, Oct. 16, at IL TRUMAN Dania Balsall.humh, Worcestershire, late licensed victualler, Oct. IS, at 10. Hiatt BaMilAut Batista). Ueda, late reductor, Oct It at IL 0110109 71INNAL Leeds, journeyman botcher, Oct 14, at U. Jowl ADAMS. Leeds, pennant Oct 14, at it. Inn= Loom, Ueda, general dealer, Oct. In at i.e. JOSEPH JACKSON, Ueda butcher, Oct. 14, at 111. LORE LOCK PACKWOOD, Hereford, grocer. Oct. 11, at It. I WILLIAM 3,0111111. Bleensfon, lionscouthaldre, publican. Oct it at 10. Janne 81801,, Bridgwater, Somersetahlre, brickyard foreman, Oct. 11, at 10. Own Moms. Aberffraw, Anglesey, draper, Oct T. at 11. Joni BAILEY Curies, Wellingborough, Northantrimildr% ahae trammfacturer. Oct. 7, at 10$. WILLIAM LKNAIA. THOMAS. Hove. Sumer, eoglaese, Oct. 1, at 11. WltuAn Rana Newton Al,bot. De 'cosh., innkeeper, Oct 0. at iftu.ims mow, Jun.. Erbistock, Denbighahlit late !armee, Oat 7, at 11. JAMicillourf, jas,Uncoln, journeyman wbeelerrliKClettatlL HENRY ItAINIIRMODDIIR, Sheffield, aurroaKaiststaaLOalla,ati CMAELNS Braairan, Sheffield. giroblet maker, Oct. 7, at L Joss Dirge, i'heepthead, Leicestershire, bag holer.(kt.l2,at 10. Jams Bt. ten, Lough borough. Lateasteraltodetemllar,oc.ilet ii. lime Boons.. minty, Leicestersit. boottasker. Oct 10 . 61 10 4. lacunae Pumas. Leicester. journeyman currier, oat. met 10 1. OnOion Boron, Leicester, boot manufacturer. Oct 10. at 10s. flintigt HARDING, newish', Staffordsh., corderalner, Oct.?, at li Unarms Omens, Tanrhwfa, Carnarvonshlre, quarryman, Oct. 11, at 11. LAST ZIAMIMATIONS. Nov. 4. M. T. Oooke: Clerlionse;llgress, --- Joweller-Nov. 4. P. H. Sharp, Coventry-Nov. 4. W. Bayliss, Hereford, plumber -Nova. 1. 1. Roses, Birmingham-Nov. 4. .1. Gray, Breinton, Herefordshire, builder-Nov. 10. T. Maltby, Rolston. Nottlo7,- hainshlre, farmer-Oct. V. F. .1. Rees, Liverpool, Joiner -Oct. 21. 1. Barth. Liverpool, saddler-OK 23. I. Massey, Maec'eslield, Cheshire, male eelier-Oet If. W. llama, Newcestiostpow Tens, pew Won merchant-oot. 11. .1. Walton, Ilandissier, pawnbroker-Oct. 16. C. 11. E. Trampler sod J. Perils, lima emotes, merchants-Oct. IS. J. Marsh, Hahne, Lancashire. and Mirk. near thou/ellen, Denbighshire, EagUsh timber dealer- Oct. 20..1. Brown, Aspatria. Cumberland, common brewer - Oct. Ilk W. W. Murray, Dartingtoie, Durham, wholesale dealer In hardware-Oct. IS A. Murdoch. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, hal ter-Oct. 22. T. Banks, Map, Westaimelawl. provision dealer -Oct. 10. 0. Wilson, Newcsetle-upon-Tyne, builder-Oct. 24. J. VC neon. Deddington, 'Cambridgeshire, Journeyman carpenter- Oct. 10. H. Holland, Ruatiebne, Lancashire, engine packing make--Oct to. N. Brown, Maochealier. commision apse- OM. U. T. Roebuck. Itusholan wear Manchester, Warners ederk-Oot. 21. T. halite. listirah laaesablre-Oct. 11. W. 80, Hula" Lancashire. Demonism-Oct. 19. W. Bloaadale, Great Harwood, Lancashire, cattle dealer-Oct 10. K. Brown, Middlesbrough. painter-Oct. 12. B. Botwood, Brisignortli, Salop. hainlreeser-Nov. 04. I. Ladoga, Sunderland, AV broker-Oct 76. W. Williamson, Paterbermegh. leillnenger- Oct 7. H. ?bantam, Walsall. ataffordshirc, commingles sacgeeant -Oct. 1. W. Woodlord. Beadle% Heats, oarrfw- Oot. IL T. Robinson, Eliaptotsupon.Hull, Journeyman boot maker - Oct. 21. J. W. Lir, Sale, Cheshire, plumber - Oct. U. Jane Allen, fitalybrldge, Cheshire, late licensed victualler-04. 16. J. Winterbettom, Lees, Lancashire. tinplate worker-Oa. 16. 1. 3. illonifleid, Lowestoft, griffons. dealer le clock--Oet. IL J. Booth sad T. Wrigley, caddieworth, Yorkshire. cotton doublers-Oct. le. W. Bury St Edmonds, Suffolk, Oak dealer-Oct. 10. 0. S. Double, Bury Bt. Edmunds, dulloilk bees seller-Oct. 19. 0. Harris, Bridge stet. Botnersetabire, botcher - Oct. 16. O. Grey, Exeter, boottnaker-Oct. 21. R. Pethick. Stoke Dammed. Devonshire, builder--Dst. le. W. Tilley, Manchester, ropersakor- Oct. 7. J. Hyde. Oloosop. Derbyshire. milk dealer - Oct. 16. M. Oxley, Jon.. Wails, lemereetabire, nahmonaer.Oct la W. kliunPirwfW Hartlepool. Durham. watchmaker. - Oct. S. A. W 10•63111, Itimbolton. Huntingdonshire, grocer— Oct. la. T. Btrteristle, Rochdale. Lancashire, carpet dewier— Oct. 6. J. Williams, Baiwy.ilen, Glamorgenshire. publican -061. • J. Williania, Liantriesaist. Obrimrirsusbire. boot mater - 11. It. lkielsarda. Liantriseank Olesuorganahlre, beer re taoer-oot. 6 J. Meredith, Llanwoom, Glantorsanshire, fanner—Oct. 6 T. Goddard. Whitey Bridge. Derbyshire, builder—OM 7. J. W. Curable, Lowestoft. 'Suffolk. accountant —Oct. 6 J. Nisbet, Newbury, Berkshire, oulth—Ock 6. H. Davis, Speen. Hatirshlre, upholsterer—OM 6. W. F. Brake, Newbury, Berkshire, boot maker —net. 6 ,l. Oslo, Newbury, Be-kshire, boot ptakee—Oet. 6..1. Burnham. Speen, Berkshire, impe— l:M. 11l IL Breen, Kingswlnioed. Staffordshire, groom PA 11111188111711 DMIOLVIR T. Clarence ai a Pillltieretnet, lea broken-4. Fletcher. 8. Lewis, and J. Day, Leads, eserlesers, w far av rt= J. D. Harold and C. scsadlA.d.. cloth dremen— and C. F. C. Yelins T u ttle-house, victoria-park, trimming town facuwers—C. Ilarryat and A. Marryat„ Lawrence Pointon.lans, City, merchants—H. Christian and W. Cropper, Livorpool, altar- Gamlen and J. D. Goodeve, famlW grocers— J. inettard and M. fituttard, Date bcetom, aim Todinceden, Yorkshire, cotton warp esters— G Baxter and I. Ratter, Almond bury, Yorkshint, woollen manufacturers—W. Mellor and H. C. Hartley, Leeds, cloth millers—J. Gwyn, jam, and Elm Gwyn, Rollogbroke.mw, Walworth-road, hodera—W. Tboinaa and J. Reit, none, nallordshirc, brick manufacturers—lt Hindle and J. Clegg, Lower Damn, Lancashire, glustalre mansfortmere— J. Johnson. T. Menem. and IL Hobson, Lersgtom Staffordahlint, earthenware manufacturers, so bar as regards J. Johnson—J. Collier and J. W. Colo, Piteredetrest, Holton. drapers—D. Gold berg and J. Davies, Lillypot-lane, City. importers of foreign fancy goods—J. Meaner and A. Henke., Dolton, Lancashire, cotton waW dealers—W. Newman and A. Pennant., Manches ter, lappet makers—J. Robinson sad T. Goodall, Nottingham, lace manufacturers. SCOTCH SRQOBSTIATIONS. TitoYAa Wunott. Hermit, Menke, farmer, Sept $O, at Brown's Newton Hotel. Newport. Jolts Mon °Racal& Jedbersh, laths , Innkeeper. Oct. 2, at the dittoed Nagle Hotel. Jed Tae Lan CAM OF DROWNING NEAR LINDH.— A week or two ego a lady, Darned Jame Elisabeth Major. who was respectably coanocted, was takes before the Leeds 'magistrate* or • charge of beteg intoxicated, red after 'Louis' the evideace of two police officers the magistrates fined her ss. and costs. At the sad of last week she drowned herself, and an inquest eras held upon her body. At the inquest it was represented, that the deceased had bees im• properly imprimmed and Geed, that she was eat • drinking women, and that the charts which had been preferred agaiest her had so preyed nom her mind as to lead to the commission of the fatal act. After bearing all the evidence the coroner's jury came to the conclusion that the police hod been mietekea, acd direeted that the ettentioe of the watch committee should be sidled to the eircumataorms. Oa Thursday at the Ifewe-hall, Mr . the chief eowstalge, 41snipiiiT itliewtk;ini the bee& b a the facts of :he seise. Be meld he wee • madam to prove upon the *Adam of four police ollestus and torini disinterseted wharves. that the deceased was lo the habit of drioking. A Hrs. Dative was thee swan, said die bad known the deceased sexism or seventeen She sew bar last mouth at ilsoperepaed had aodoebtsheweedewk. Sarah Wood had keows the deoeusd for two or three years. The last tiros witness sew her she was drunk. Mr. Bell—l could call a doze. other tritium'. I have eery great respect for the dead, and for the relatives of the de owed, who am highly respectable people, but I have also past rasped for the police, sad u chief constable I thought it my duty to briug this matter before the court. Mr. Lupton—l am perfectly satisfied that the judgmeet monouDeed by the megistrates was a right so.. and you bare only dose your duty to the pollee is having axone. rated them from the Imbued.), that had bees rest epos them. lam quite satisfied tied than is wet the slightest imputatios epos lb. malty of the poise to this seem MARKET& SlJOAR.—Bnivrror., ScrY. 25.—There has been retheit wore business &dog silks week, and considerable sales have been made in the private market at late rates. Hauled produce sells slowly at very low rates. item.—The de mand la steady, and /ate prior well supported. TALLOW.—POIDAY Erimino.—The whet was quiet to-day. New, 445. 6d. ; old, 4:5e. ed. ; October to Demo. her, 44*. Gd. to 44e. ; December, 44.. 3d. ;Jemmy to March, 44a. 6d. ; Mardi, 45e. Tows tallow, 43e. 3d. net raw Delivery to last evening, 1,207 maks ; arrivals, 1416 make Odessa sheep, 43e. 6d. to 44a. ed. No beef idiom& S.uta American, 420., Ist pipes. North American, ho., Inferior. 41e. Australian beef woe, 43e. 11120 to 45: inferior and weak. Cocoa-nnt oil quiet. Cochio. 44m. Oeylon, 45a. Sydney sold at suetion at 442. good rine nil t 0415. low. Palm ail firm at 372. fine Lagoa. Palm int oil, 34a. line. Rough fat, 21. 3d. COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, BUT. 25.—The market opi ne ,' with lase excitement, but the continued good inquiry fat yarn sued cloth in Manchester has mused prices to harden bora, and though the Ingham is smaller in extent than lag weak, there has daily been • very good demand. Prices close about id. dearer hi Americus, id. dearer in hlsoeio , IA to id, in Egyptian, fully id. in Surat, while China is id. higher ; Bengal, on the other hand, is more freely offered at rather easier prices. The business "to arrive" has been exteosive ; the latest prim paid for Surat are 210. for June and July Dbollerob, and 21d. for August. Lugo ask. ef Egyptian for forward ship bushels made, prices rug* frost 251 d. to 25d. for November, December and Jainury shipments ; gammas have bees sold at 21d. to 21A. f at Jimmy( and December Almeida. Speculators have gi g . 2,440 Antericaa, 100 Pernuo, 1,770 Bahia, 220 Peruvian. 6,100 Egyptian, 50 Smyrna, 8,100 Sung, 650 Madras, Lye Bengal, and 2,150 China, total 2,1,040 bales ; and there ar e reported for export 220 American, 50 Muanluim, 3,710 Mamie, 260 Egyptian, _4,770 Sent , 670 Bengal, aid China, total 10,370 bales. The market closed yesterday quieter, with much lase ugmry, and • little easier rate, nod open this Maoism with a moderat.demand ; probable m g, 6,000 bales, iooludieg 3,000 on speculation and for signet COTTON GOODS. —MAicalanz, Bar. 25.—W • h i ,. had a very quiet yarn market to-day, and the business done has been small. Then has bees a little beyieg for Calcutta sad for the Mediterransea, hut soiling of my moment. The hosioess colhdm, in feet, has hardly hues saScisat to fairly Mat prima. The market closes firm, spinner; being deeply seder contract, and showing so disposition to maks soy eonosesioo. The chief caw of Bateau is is m a smaller bynames doing for cotton at Liverpool, at clonlisin g priors. There are pigsty of buyers is the yarn market, but the easier prior at Liverpool give • hope that by waiting they may do better thee at prevent. and for this mason they have boon holding beck. The cloth market is aided is the man way. Yersoisetarive an generally Ara, but hors are mations, sad the Mmabatho,. have bees fee 1 sad to • Waited amount . *sly. There is as immune amongst sellers that the peons osly of a temporary chi. motor, sad though here and there a nisaufeetorer may ha foiled who is !other assist to deal with, the market par rally is ans. CORN.—CituteroiD, SQr. 25.—The weather has t► come wiry showery. Our market was thinly atteadad to. day, and a smaller show of wheat. Yams"' do not like to take any decline, sad is some mess today 6d. to Is. advance was established as all the hest rims, partials/1y white. Barley a good show, but little fine quality, wkia anode 38e. to KU.; inferior, from 32a. to 345. Beans, a good show and fine la quality, Irma 31a. to 38s. LINOOLN, SmT. 25.—We have had • large supply of wheat offering to-day, sad Let week's prior were folly rep. period. Red, Ws. to 41s. ; white, 435. to 46e. Very hale do* is barley, and prism asminally elareged-30s. to 40t. Oats, 19a. to r.te. Layszroot, Sam 28.—Wrr have had cady a earn stand. wave of millers sod dealers at Ist4lay's whet, sad the deemed bas bees quite from bead to mouth, st • decline of M. to 3d. per rental ow wheat and fully ed. per barrel oc Goat camper d with Friday last. lodise ours is offered at a etessesion d 3d. per quarter, sod Gads few bays& Oats are dews ld. to 2d. per bushel, wad aew oatmeal la pm load. E pth. bases best recovered • great pert of the &aloe gaotd Imt market dory, arid are sow held emir at our sweatiest. Per sod barley sturdy at late rates. The market stoma very deli WAIMILD, Sam 2b.—Fite dry wheat met a moderate deemed at kat Friday's prime ; other sorts were di ffi cult to quit. Barley , le. to 2a. lower ORM,d. per atone cheaper. Averages for the week aiding Sept. 21.—Wheat, 610 gra, at 45a. 9d. ; barley, 96 qrs., at 37e. 3d. ; oats, 107 qua, es 235. 00ALL -Lettroos, Sm. 25.-Heddls's Wed Earthy. 16s. fd. ; Byases Beteide West Hanley. 16e. 9eL ; Chem Barth". 16s. 9d. ; Havisoo's West Hartley, Hs. 91.; I Holywell Maim, 17s. 6d. ; Walk*, Maims, 12s. 314 War Bed Wham:aft 17s. 9d. ; Hasa Haig. 17s. IL; Walls Bad Braddyles Hated., 18s. 3d. ; Walls Hod Fran. wellyate, 17s. Bd. ; Wale Rod Haman, 19s. ; Walls 'Ed Hellos. 19.. ; Walls Hod Itassers Hellos, 18.. 3d. ; Wolk End South Holton. 19s. ; Walls Zed Tumuli, 17s. &I; Walls Fid Chop, 18s. ; Walls Ned Hartlepool. 18s. ; Will. Fad fletarlt Hall, 17s. 9d. ; Wells End Kolbe, 17s. 9d. ; Walls Fad East Hartlepool. 196 ; Walla 3.1 South Hartlepool, 17s. 9d. ; Walls Rod South Kenos, 11s. 9d. ; Osmay sod DuErya Manias. .206.-Ships s 1 sous, 59; sold. 59. TRAFFIC RETtTRN& SUIRATIL Mee Ps& N. Taal, Told. 'Pea SNOW ebaudise Ile Ir Week audio, Sept IA A it A A lo•e• Mem • 8•1111. eed Adade• .... .. 1,121 NI 1.111 Salt Week leading Sept. Ila Caledonian CIO e. 3 11.C85 17.413 11.01 COLLISION AND LOSS or Lira ON TEE RAYNE.— Yes Noisy at tereciou aa Mad 'S i which resulted le the 1* of two lives oecurred re the Theme betimes Oa lowa awl the eleirry-prates piers. lt appears that a stem easel plying between Greenwich sad Le= just left the Tuneel pear when a mall boat oceisiiiii three ma sedately appeared is Ml* sad met eisee soder the bow of the steamer, the eases at wheel ham diately reverted the engines sad adopted every ems to proems a collision. The boat, however, was upset, and although every assistance was rendered, o.ly eft al Ow as.. Ina saved. The bodies have been recovered and await a cermar's inquest. - • • RITIAORDINARY DILATH.—An inquest was bald at Dudley on Monday lest, on the body of Mr. B. Gibbose, aa eztensiee iron-muter, who met his both under the fol low* singular circutuetanosa : While reading the newt• paper to his invalid wife he woo disturbed by the buwng of a gnat in the window. In trying to dries it away he broke a pans of glaze and slightly cut the back of his band. The wound became inflamed, the inflammation 'Moony spread. and in lea than a week be was dead. Trivial as wu the original nue, the death was owing to the wound, slid a verdict of occidental death was returned. As Mr. Gibbons had been prudent enough to insure against all kinds of accidents with the R ail way Presenters Dempsey he had thus at the small oat of 3/. secured I,OOW. for his family under their led bereavement. OltlffiffAL PLUM. Offs 811.11.1.1Y0 FRIDAY. Stier. 25.—AdWilma on paynasni. 1, 91 G ; lato by mason tinketa. 804; t.Oel. Val. [AdwertMeCOollb. r l--110LLOWAY'll PILLS,—RINTO- RaciVll Titeargaire.— Chas been confirmed by the exp.:now., of thirty years that these pills constitute the best silent e acd tonic medicine hitherto 'mumble by the pulite. It is enough to soy that • short course of these purifying pills have in number• Inca cues been marked by the most gratilybag result., when the invalids were becoming daily weaker .ad worse, though no per• tirular disease could be detected. Holloway's pills purify the source et life, rekindle the fading energies, revive the Ark end delicate, sod rules up the broken-down. This medicine is eel. Gaily recommendable bemuse it at itet well gutted to the oornituu• mitt , at large, and its innocent nature precludes the pamiladdy of lie causing osiscluel under mg circumstances whatever. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND MEATH& BIRTHS. YlNClL—September 24, stCltristr. --- :hurch.road, Streatham ha Mn. Arthur Falai% of a sew QAMBUL—Seutembor 23, at ONuaborough, the seito of Mr. hands Humble, M.A., of a son NORWOOD.—ieptersher 34, at Highbory Nrorpark, the *dr ,f Matthew Norwood. 1.1 . of • daoShtw JUllNSON.—September 44, 4,4 Johlt stre,t, horkele)-sosre. the Hou. Mn Vaugßau Johmou, or a sou. MARSHALL—September 2.1, at Sem ..mush, the wife of T IlaribilL DN., of Hartford Beach. Cheshire. of a taught r . MANN—September 23, at Corriu„shy. Llueolnshtro, the •de ,4 the ler. IL lfawnest4 Ward. of a son. YOUNG. —lleptemher !S. 54 the Limes, Croydeumommors, the wW of 11.11111 bows& Xsq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. CANDIILL—NICALY.--Stpteunhor l4 .at Mut Church of NMI Trinity. aaptuun. by the Irv, S. (WUtee. John M. Careen , Y.M.V.S.Z.. of Jo.liburY. ►KN.. to num' /Llizaboth, dau.a , k , of A. W. Wooly, Iraq., of the Mollies. ria DELLLII—JE.NNIIL—nepteIoher ft, of the church of Lewisham, by the ie.. W. J. )Sogrerhy. MA.. the gee. 11 r. Seller, BA.. incumbent of Trull. Somerset. to %Labs, doughk r at the We P Joann, lag., of New Clem Sussex. WBITIL—TECTCII.—At the pariah clutch. Newington. I') tar. W. Wright. taginiu A. B. White, eldest aurrivsug ..t Lieut.. General Whit.. K.C.M., to Nagy. daughter of tlw Ws W. Trutch, limy., of Janulca. DIATIIB. RLAKL—neptatbee 211, at Lowoatott. Fanny, the wife of the Rev. C. J. Make, dear of Ralton, Norfolk. HOLLOWAY. vector79 , ater . bar 23, at Folkosol.. the Rev. m C 11..11 0- PirteL.—lleptimiber ti, rd at near iteadta lt ilobergh . . Mart neonate. ale of R. L Val PJLARD.--neptasbee 24, at Chrateramare. Helen, w id o w of W. if. Prank Lek, M.P., ysJ W. RlCl4.—Septetann 3i, at I Z 050 00, ok.c.ostarokire, E. W. Mai Ink. anal M. PIVTIJCFIFIL.—Septenher 24, at Hook, Kingston na nanwh Judith Maria Butleffe, widow of the Itcv. ft. :Cunene Mimi sad Pubtisbed by It tuna lin Dues. Of N. 14 Letsbazdatteet. la the City of Len.los, /lister. et IX' Mee, be Lnesbeird-stieet. V the Preelact of Nblietriars -. 1619/11N1. 11711011111 a 1111, bv Yee e moat -149999 9, Mt point' 0 1 oobri The um Man lithre ..f tag a. irk& any oat 18. 17 Osas M v! VI 1, • 611 Irma Fa Thu" Oar Ila Aar, la 6 la 134,. L' Dslx t J II a .ow It I Law Mr ai wis thr. t De—bei ae,l a Hese -7 1b4 the p abaaL Mane abate -- LI beau, eillim nivel bow ' toe/. _____. For messell Benin Minn. Melt mod of his swill b the rd 4% Ti alloti T' Apsr chin Fi We& M SI as 17 lingo - It = 111 MS Mob &boil W -- ii4 MO — A - si Sibib 14d NI *ter cL i a Mum le bed gm a a IA Wive 01 Ok beau haw ;liar OIL lid