The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-23 00:00:00

0 4 '' few others hat: Wood' an Ike Bad Laseuhire Railway, bat that being &hiked they We nth destltute. The distress is extreme, and will now lo mogontoll by the almost cons islets exhaustion of the sulfemCW snit with the shopkeeper' then bring sow so reasonable bopsshopkeeper, fifths debtors over bola; ibis to pay. N Wound*, their severe privations, how. s b tar, it is creditabk to the ealiseses that their emadect has ees of the west peaceful eliareeter. TOthhllllll. ItZTRISENTATION OF WEST YOUSIIIIIIL. -- A onoepeed,nt writes that a lthough then will be se public medlisetios of the fact until it le mommuslosted a the el meeting of the shakoes sad ether seembees of tbe ftegistretiou Amoslaties, to be held at N OM* day this week, the Honourable Charles want ritorilliass will soot the support Honourable to leint se • artlidete fee the repro of the Rifts Is the plot elf Lord Nemeth, ers the is the Sr prose of Priday—samely, lagi=elllll fres trade. lat esseemirel otos, to • oedema sof safe szteseles of do willeage, sad an opposition to say farther widower's' of eagles by the state. The edseerwatlvm et the Aiding have not yet made any inn. Their feedbag MIMI Is the Biding anneeseed that • meeting was te he sewn Wakeli Id on Saturday. beta far es oar leer se mold le t o n nothing traportant was resolved ea, Gra fro, allowed to transpire. " Lod Hann " now lef bee weed a valedictory ad to his late teemineury of the Woo Bahia of Yorkshire, written in • ehaseeteristimilly voila spirit: l• devotes to thee. the let signature of a Mall (Bernath) that derived It. chief illustrators from its asuesies with them." UK ntettn OF Tlllt O'CONNOI LAND OCCU siorrs.-0,1 Ids seeming last, a public entertainment was given in the Town-fun, m Alesendbury, near Rudders- Sold, for the torpors or Al • tem of mosey fee the relief ef John Braelikaw, late of mosdhery, bet now as ewe pant of ono of the O'Coanor faros ea the Daimler Level estate. Bradshaw has bog bean an nthedeetie adherent of O'C ono. and was thoroughly eati.lied that all the "Volvo criplapressisee ef benefit by mesas of the Nedra Load y were certain of fulfilment. Bradshaw loft • per =nest situation of Ills, a week, nil pi/shred for a 000si doable yearly sum the right to be a petulant , occupant en of " the people's estates." Having then parted with his sani er. be ninon hie family to throats-Leval, sear Wit. toy, is Oiferdskin. The plot he had thee ebtalsol had bees advertised as " cropped," bat when Bradshaw arrived, he certainly found bin land cropped, bat it was with weeds, sad sot with either cereals or roots fit for lumen food. But, soling daunted, and giving so way to the tears and beeseelsings of his wife to return to the "flash pots" of Alsoodburt, to work Bradshaw set to eleer his plot of weeds; and though the soros was for too late to sow and plant both seeds and roots, in the hope that he might yet be able to obtain such ea unesist of crop r would pat Gies over the winter. la this good and creditable interim+, however, he has bees disappointed. His crops were all but en utter failure. The little means be had left, oho !sooting his family, were soon exhausted. Bonn he had purchased his right to °snap! " from another, the digesters of the Lead Company held that be was not entitled to the " ail money" which the rules guarantee to all allattess; and oho poor Bradahaw was thus reduced to positive stens do, he had so resource left but to appeal te hie ell Meads red wishbone at Almondbury for aid. Mem deplorable have been the accounts received from him as to hie mediate°, with ut money and without food. Bevels! subscriptions have been already made in dlesondhstry for his relief, and sent ; and on NI inlay nigh: the estertainftent before spoken of was held in aid of this purpose. On the occasion 30s. Wale cleared, which on Tuesday was ferwarded for poor starving Bradshaw's DUAL al Ylaneaumn.... Arraarrero MURDILL—On Friday John Dunn wen charged, at Newcastle, with having cut the throat of a Haag woman named Ann Moffatt. The prisoner had been lodging in a lipase which overlooked that in which the female resided; the consequence was that an intimacy up between them, and the prisoner frequently visited =male at her father's house. On Sunday night last be called upon her, and mewed her of having been out with another man. This she denied, when he flew into a violent pesetas. His sweetheart, on perceiving the state he was in, went out, and returned home about haltput nine. The prisoner, who had concealed Itimesif on the stars, es bees lag her approach, emerged from his hiding-place with a I razor in his hand. He attempted to eat her throat, but she laid hold of the blade of the weapon, end, in drawing it through her hind, nearly severed ono of bar fingers. He afterwarle threw her down, knelt as her stomach, and, having held her had back, be tadamd a frightful gash in the throat; he then made his meape, having the poor girl weir/ring in her blood. Medical aid was soon obtained, but the poor creature is not expected to live. The prisoner was remanded for a week. rrMSERLAND. FIRE AT DERWEETWATRIL.-011 Sunday morning, ass wing, containing the library, with the valuable °elea lion of books, V ir tidre , de., of the beautiful mansion of H. C. Marshall, Vicnr'e Island, Dwas erwent lake, de. etroyed by tire. be remainder of th e building, as well as the splendid timber trees by which the,mussion is surrounded, had a narrow . DARING BITIGLARY.—Mrs. Dculthorpe (mother of the Rae. C. Bcultborpe, vicar of Dooley, Worc. ambler) maks in • fon house a short distaaes hem Beoley Hall. Derider Kn. SedtMepe then an a man and • maid servant lesident at the home. 0a Wedawiday night thieves entered the remise them. the bedroom window, to which they eizem by mom of • ladder. Hung entered Mn. 's bedroom they covered her head with the bed- Kedise, sod threatened to stab her if she made any earn . The said-servant was treated in the some manner, one of Or waken standing sentry aver Mk while me or two arm meseeded to ransack the &elven end other= in cam of booty. Two watches and may ether minlngos also between 301. and 401. in money. • portion of Alen emitted of six U. notes of the Stourbridge and Kid. derminerar Beak. Having obtained all that they considered heals to take away they effected their retreat, without hee ling Monerbed the man, who slept in • different part of the boom. Th. polies ere actively mimed investigating the ea*, bat at prosest no clits to &toed= has been met with. ItOITILMPTONSHIRL BANK FORGIIIIII.—At the Moan:not emmione, held ea Saturday, Mr. 8. dyeing, lane of remally ammaitted several charges of emend,* forge;iss en the benking house of Meson. Gurney, Peekover, and Co., was brought up for trial, and marina cm throe &Mina iadist meme—the first, for uttering a forged cheque for the ram of ; the ascend, toe forguig soother mega, to a large amment up= the Arm of Simpson sad Co., at Peterborough ; and another of a similar character. The prisoner was sea. teemed to two Jess' imprbeament on the seeped sad third shames, end ten years' transpertatioa an the first. lIUNTDIODONBIIIIM. ALLIS:MD MUSD= Br POl•ol4.—Rumours hens been eirealated relative to the death of one Mr. J. Smith, a wealthy former resident near Huntingdon. Mr. Bnsith, it died in the swath of June, 1847, after so his.., of M i A ti eew house' durable, baring up to that time bees • maa of robust heath and el temperate habits. His illnem was us violent as it wassodden. He was seized with violist = end purging, and, hem the beginning of ad attach, the nest frightful nosy. Twelve menthe mooed cm, and Km B.lsk formed • matrimonial semeeziem with= as named Parsons ; shortly after whisk the her caveat, who wee in bar employenent et the lime of Mr. Smith's death, and who had been hr sway pus behest sea neseed with the amity, nem this =mat thus mime amps spinet Mrs. Smith (or Panama), _ham seism. Si. elate' that Mr. Smith wee takes made& ill, having pre. wifeddinhibited se of sad that his wife administered to • 'Mutate the em eamieness alreadydiseribed, and which moodily remelted is his death. Ms. Emilia" the mromeron !mein the Kea meat brought under his emeeiderelion, imarsibstoly MOM the milmentaties of tho body, med 'swatted it ft Maim Peek sod leesie, aspects, of limbolton, sad Mr. toner, of Hastimmies. he the purpose of &poet mono* ememims. des. The malt of their Inmeeigolion was a deteemimaiss on the wealth, meow to send die mateste of the Mom* to Preforms Teller, of Guy's Heepitel, Loudon, for a com plete onelyeaties, and the *met ea the body is to be held II Mirky (this day). HALITZAD Boa°WM.—At the EOM quar ter sondens, ea Friday, G. Praha mad J. &egg were is- MOM to, Weakly/IMo Om beam of Mr. UM, a Imam arse Saimaa ft was pewee& thot Me primness bed bens aeon mar the pleadess, mad AM they Whaled M an mem Piss tint tllm_atmtatesd , at lbl:= Mob/ bona met by a .wa t t Am Mod Ipelleee ihipag, it 7 amp* dish imams for suits of a illirona ashler, so se to lorMs the oases la ease they shed& be sompeessa serkpoismed. Mosy 1.11111 is refit, as *0 isdistmest TM aent drys we lCle 'aka Paha for lasslamg Oh dmiswess of Lee, a wbehmals dads; at Zakarian awl Maths 14 pounds al hi kes', b 0 posais of bollmr, sad hem tamales of seep, saw Mee, awns" oat ottom ; sof Jams Jerboa, emeitable4rekkog hes, owsyleg ea the Misr of a grow ha the ters= immlistal it washing the pleader. The wise the prisoners was a ma named se =am War of ate ring, who bad been sentemed trompartatisa warm Wines, sad me brought op is Me amiss dem to ph. mama. He shad that the rob bery me arsigmaed le Mem by Imelimea, albeed to . ohs Os ;Maier mai dims. die bis Mop. They brokere open, pi 12,001110 W it email; wod molested Se len of • semoubsams wades Pey wasam6,- asy Oen amid tbase to Jalkala's, who weighed tbs lama setbdok awl paid them oast d sitsiet mo ad j e rszter stair mh o . la sommemati mama bs bed boa as chief of the gang ; trar Mama brealasaidstg lam be was way eleven din sod dm be bad boss otommasi is at kart thirty sire Is Os asigblosarbood of Sabha& elbomgh he INIS Sew sal, toresqpirse years old. no had he.. three ilhas ownimen sad was 4609 before simiessod tourpor. Mita. boa Ikea osseged with a few 'owe Impeksament. Lt Ninny of tbese bmilishe Porter was seesersed Mat him, and they wen in thro habit of Wan tbs goods deism to Jainsn's. A number of other whams' wars smiled Is m a= Bryant's evidence, mad the prisms memo head guilty. Am Bragg appeared to ham bola jog ibimhd into the Mag. te• court only awarded him Moto maths' bard so.; bet Porter was matemedlo Mean, sad Jackson to Sou, yea.' transportation. _ Tux New Foam ' lw ltre m itosezares.—At the Steatitaatpara aarteraiiisaa, ea Friday races*, the mew sal posnaa wirk dealiag Unbar kora the New Forgot N ribs *de rib& There were a !err amber et riegistrahre rod tbe iblea tr i n i e roin_ Prow ma the beach. lewd % or .—Jolut utgat was Zarged with email% at teem sad other unbar. iihs property eke . The rimier, who is sti her ,:eetitert w legoal balms., was bald Nat GatiNp. Bans or Taol3/44 ... astardey bag the .._ a .-=.1.-.1::;•:Ap anniumary of the battle et Teeth/ger, at when Um men Mendemimehief at Pertemenith commanded the Phnhe rate, Admiral the Hem. SaTheasai Cited, 11.C.8., and Lady Caoel gave a grand otfirwier, atoms o'clottli,akthe Admiralty Roue, in the Dock-yard, to a large umber of fashiessldes„ In celebratime of the day. The lased. of the 77th era Slat Reesman, aad the Royal Marken ware ordered to enema and play daring the fere. In the evening Sir Themes and his lute 'eternised • select party at dinner. A CLIZOTMAIII DRAWLING lit CMURCH.—At the Quarter endue on Friday the Rev. Herbert Smith was cheered with a misdemeanor is brawling in the chapel of Rau Stratton and diluting the toogragatio• on Sunday, Mar* 19. The rem gentleman, who was arrayed in eanoakah, defended himself. On the bench, build, Mr. Thresher, who tried the ease, wets the Lud Bishop of Win Metter, CApt. Neville, Walter Taylor. Esq., H. 3. Mattock Rm., the WT. Canon Woedroofe. the Rev. Mr. Choke, ?bar of taitcheldever, and other clergymen of Winchester and the neighbourhood. It appeared that in January, 182 S, the defendant was licensed by the Bishop of Winchester 'o the surety of Stratton, • obspelry belonging to the vicarage of Mitcheidever. In 1833, en consequence of dia. apeemente between Mr. Smith and Mr. Clerks and the parishioner* of Stratton, the former resigned the eatery into the hands of the Bishop of Winchester, and was afterwards appointed to the chaplaincy of the Magasioes. In 1834, the Rev. C. Dallas was appointed to the carrel of Stratton, and no • beds the mate. In 1838 the defendant wrote to the bishop, desiring to be reinstated iu the curacy, but to which hie lordship replied it was Ire competent in him to remove Mr. Dallas to place him in the eurecy. At the euuniocement of the present year the defendant went to Stratton and wrote to Mr. Clarke, the vine of Mitcheldaver, and Mr. Della+, the aerate of Stratton, to the offset the& ha should se himself at the chapel of Santos to perform the service. Previous to the isommeacoment of morning service, on Sunday, the 19th of March, the defendant went to the chapel sad was proseediag to the vestry-room, when he was stopped by the chapel warden. The defendant thee went into a pew near the tending desk, and when the curate (Mr. Dellis) eosemeneed the *mice the defendant stood tip aad bigaa addressing tomagregatios in • loud "eke and in • vehement meaner, end everted his right to the curacy, which created disturbance, and Mr. Dallas was milieu' to atop the service and die miss the congregatioa. The defendant remained in the chapel some Um., and was only removed by a polio*. man. The defendant had agreed to alga • certain paper, and headed in two forms which he had drawn up, and ex pressed Moult willing to sign ; bet se in one of them he called himself mute of Stratton, and in the other main tained • disputed authority, Mr. Poulden (who condoned the preeteutioa) could not accept them without Mr. Smith would withdraw the words "curate of tkrattors."—The defen dant, who had lucerne very excited, arose sad addressed the mute He said he had been unjustly deprived of the Many of Stratton; that, although his °Deduct might appear Mew he could prove that he had acted in a stasy atwewmu manner. He wee willing to give his word that he would not go to Stratton for a twelvemonth, but it mast be fully understood he did not, and would not, abate one tittle of his claim to the curtsey of Stratton, which was of the greatest importance to the Char* of England and to the poem—The Chairman here interposed, and said that the court had nothing to do with his right, and it would not be advanced if a verdict of acquittal should pan fur him.—Mr. Smith said he would accept the offer of Mr. Poulden, but again repeated that it must be fully uodemtood ti at he intended to agitate his claim from one end of England to the other, for it wee of the greatest importance ; and he should also seek fir compensation for the eleven weeks' ha prisonment he had endured.—Mr. Poulden once more ten dered his offer, win* defendant at length accepted, and having duly signed the agreement, the prosecution was with drawn, and the jury returned • verdict of acquittal. §iltt THE NATIONAL GALLERY, which his bean cloned since the ith of September last, reopens to tea publie this day. During the ream the Vernon Collection has bean removed from Kr. Venton'a house in to the lower TOG= of the gallery, where *4 will foe the present be exhibited to Me pu. Übe Namu A NEW DRAMA. produced in a provincial town, demands notice. We learn from the Plyntlath Herald that on Friday week a new play, from the pen of ar. inhabitant of that town, a Mr. W. Hughes, called " It's all for the Best," was breaght out at the Plymouth Theatre with soul ;due success. The plot represents the hero sea victim to utis fortuftes; hen, however, sustained under all his sillictione by the fortitude and presence of mind of his wife, who con soles him under all his distresses, and tells him " It's all few the best." We have no doubt (says the eritio) that a hand more experienced in Mao matters than our anther would have shown more tact safer as regards stage effect, In Kemal portions of the piece; but the want of this was simply made up by the sentiments and langure put into the mouths of the principal chareeters—eentiments of the west kind, dressed in eloquent laaraar—presenting a high tone of moral feeling. The characters were well supported, and the curtain drorped amidst loud epplatme. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Ozioao, Ocr. 21 —Aa ozuofaatioa lot tho wpm of Andes Samerlt sehohr out the hitotationOeL Wee "VI take plea la the Clireedoe oe Therstsf. Dec it lh Ale& Two Taiworostn aro sow vans' is broloasso Oallogo, whisk Tel le Wee le detainee, Si the ereeeet tem. I. Owe oi the eiteleil el the eilteW as se seithise at the seam amiss LlibloilloodeomON Who Nord Is their elides lode wietreme elm by the eseteeee la lie Mt degree to eetteesel Pelmet eall Prato% Wks dr sem. itetiveo ri the ere the leeseette trees alaster. 1. bee It ere Iheelletion of Dries Ilan. Y vielves et Me entire et Yoh. Gredestee et ,be Oeieenity of Ceillimh mime debt emit semedlea ere elleihie. Css. Odom ere rewired le atlehit te plasteel, se or before ileterday, Nov. IL thei meal eieelnesiehe awl esetiticetes. PaintNeNTs.—Tlie Rev. W. A. Ormsby to St. James P.C., emit Pe*theme. Marwick, die. Nand& ; Mi.; pst., D. sad C.: T. °demi. prom—The New. 0. J. Davis lo Ashmore C., White— ns prom o .—The Weadeetry C., WOM—The Pew. P. A. he mmer to Piesiddlemeit Ned thheadssuree.Weim C., Was.—llte km C. T. Abrshem, Wk., see st the llesime et Mesa, to he Latimer II se. Owes's, lb Masee—The Sew. 0. L. Aberime le Omega C., near Luieester.—The Um IL a.. is M. lii C, Useildee.—The M. C. Domain le Mead Neva C. The am. S. U. Murk to Aylmer.= 11.. with fns It. Nerd* ; die. Norwich ; Y 370 4 PW.. W. U. l ; di ir . mimme—l eledieelle i WM; pe Div. J. Wm. le thelesdieed . Uneeinobire it e: Olit Cm*. , — , lle Me. P. Jeplie is Marne, P.C., BEM ; lily; 471.; pat., B. Yellows, Em.—the IM. T. Itimphery to as Medina C, Wilis.—TM dm L D. Weikh le Teimwdee C., near Itoehdele—The Rey. U. Jowls ilhompaed Y,lrinelsidre ; dig., UlBI,ld; MN, with redielleig PA. C. to. 11l 1!..f. IL Oldelltro. = The Rev. N. ll`. Ned Is ere P.C., Notts.; die. shim; IMt. ; pet. the LardOmeedier, Wm J. B. Ilarrisea. pea — ne Tay.W. A. Clatiedde to Dolby P.,Teek ; dio., York ; MD. with reeliesee,• pd., W. Gem, i., Men. lay. I. Lumley, dec.— The lee. H. 'Mee Is en IN. Jahn's P.C., dio. Der.; A. ? ._ 3a6t,wlth reddeese; lishep et See. J. Rehm having declined the the Pm. N. to Byesserk P.C. Andrew 81. Durkee% Am _Derhees ; MC; pet., the Ike. end liay.J.P.Ram.— Irv. D.A.MeeMille Trinity Chamh, Swath. mirk P.C., dim Me.; WM; the BELO. one ow, Am. J. Me. reelm—The Rev. J. IL le 111. Lehner' P.C., Pistioo, dl.. ; $ OL; pot, the Uwe, at Wertatimerr, the Ilm.W.Uarri. pia _Tie Bev. W. tiepin; empeMlel Coloniel Chsplain at Natal, Meth Alike. YA/Mrcles. Chides* C., Dart ; pit., Am W. Pelmet : lee. IL Ilesiese,pem-81. Jim% limilms, C.; pek, Iledeon: ism R. IWoris, yeem—St. dlsplemb C., Nor midi; pat., Pm S. O. AWN: Wm D . A. Ideddle. prem.— Omits C., Mks; pet. IN% J. C Cleddi i ark T. O. Dildeses, prem—Umestall Nestmee ka t, ilialeiMilmo dl.. Mb. I 2711., MO reablienes; pl. IMO t Uwe. Z. Mae, Mee — The Prdiesdel del et Worfzigt. Is WdisCethitel ; liii. • pal., the aim etas& mg Warns; UM Z. WNW des.—Temalli w itait. ; die. Uste.• WM, MIA ea; pee. toed IO; lam Z. des, —Omni iltmetelliplie. R. IW4 1188. with rm.; peL,W. Wes, nidt.,.. . WNW, am—Prelsedet Midi st MARL la Chichester mine lism) Si. per sews ; pet, dr Maim et dedipeece ; as.„ I. Plifillk pross.—Alphelsm /I,llsit. ; dio. Hy, Illet.Mth res.; pet , Nev. T. G. Diskinem: Nev. T. O. Dieithesee, pries. Ozotmanos.—Tho Mak" of Durkin Wends = a pane ordisedim ea M. Thomas Day, Die. 21, at MOW --- NAVAL Poarasours, Ocr. 2.311 tat our onssaost Ward kit Mrs Lout b klowlog : bass Silk ger OS. =ri) as Ur Wm of 114 ask ; iii. 81•11110. m* as Os sub 'Mkt ml g fah. of 4S mot asokos tbo atoodooto asomtko nio stos s isolo of tbooodos dabst.--k~, UAW', Oronsolor Mb' us Yoldsgoollb pokolor war to skim los wiallassoi wake la as Mpg So Ohm& Woo Is dboolod Misr YAM, kr onlou saki Is to boospo. Man= by Or ski Os Sot bassosis wain% k nen lo yortosfloyst !Irmo& —TIMM. b. &Amok Uwe. W 0100 boos doopsOloorkus Out ea admit bums er ns Usl broke sow affil ft Os Woe mu ausabol,—Oop i : m lu, s a tt pd. me Wand lobs gad kr loomodklo oforokkos--issurolbassl. koarlosollobo Mud it ammisilu—OtWolk st. BSI. us a l i t hiar.--Dooor4soot..lrooLlssisd, kw fun ausoUs at Osubosal bar piing OM as to Man le lbw& m s i b ipo.maosso. et. k arisood sobs leis Is bort is dols bostosor do be SIM so as siumi fir.—flurgdorroff, at., =tut st Solrod WO Sim Ircsholdo.--Ilkouss, .: doo t =soluky Ism /puma IMMO kit bulk 14paift*Illt li M a irst by hierl a ffrAlhar lelaraw er_diaJoril. ma bar os to Os sOlookloo Wks lassoDoiskorkb sod ost Visdays: awl AWE% lbakikwOladi ZlVannw il lral la %krafas. l2.llllll wka. lisliels WW I bela, woo ClursOlyeas, ta=me=—•t : at Thank Pesos lossol e Posorki. osi D1,0111'01; OCT. 21.—Sonms. bor i =oo m it ratmosk, to• to poised Poskodoo Yam gar for the tUe, fr., sal • kossookor at OM Alm soi isms to Wood olio =lows sok disks Ismosolig Us Wol4 d., moss loss. bar.—Amsou IS, la mask to to usuid. timd. sool Idol to == ti or r tbo b oots: roa t ru tg osX m oo o at K Lads, Mkt r Ando Ns log braid to =Oast W. S. kw" molt is Woosiy, mod re yourday as ukase Sue at Amos WOOLWICII, Ocr 21.—T=rio, SNOW W.V., Wig wousio. loud toodby by Uri. Soft" W of ko Ilynik= U. kto bus a ow st it ark sod via to noted kola Or Ossio% N. Ms kr et arldor Iks AlUsr, ot.-v • Woks Is kr Ouse* bawl of the Orsdoes rolaM it alsoissoi. • Wok of 11 kola So Wiley WAR • kat Paroomosko to dos amokoksol yfok•Sw - by UN& Darly. Asnumrir, Ocr. 2L—Arrournizeis.--Asislaat =i t . . J. Dm% litrlnt MONO I •4•. C. Brooker, Arias Maimi• : ihrbeine.liveldses. MILITARY. CHOLA& DI TIP AIDIT.—The matjoimed statiotied tibia thew the amber of tam at the dime mai laths *lda catarred to the DM* way weeks et ham aeries the powdsmos M drakes lam peen ISM Ink mai MK Theo Wok midi agile ellaimise WNW= e die mama tom mm Imm • vohmimmo mut MooM immlifromWee the timid maw the erheeity she oak Jams tw. the . _ _ 111Zenkteldelt is MOM .bommikom iams sal aim Oar Ouldem is St Malase,ll9lll•lll69lDbslum ak 111,M WWI= d Mir M Cimai 49.1114 lbeee Wise dew that atthosel la dein wee meth 10019 =emempt the troops Ora Cleeet Mi. the posportim vas arlirsift lir ix the beim eseetry—e bet 'bleb ney be espeueleil be skew km the dam big Ism way, theueb am la Wiwi et beet lbe arebel Gams there Weft nom re spews& bib& la Greet Mega were Emma Se ample rw% 11:113 EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1843. t 7 o ; 7. yrs --: arlai MUM. Total.. MOO lb& pit NM m. Inked. I Troop.. 1832 13. 317 1133 2093 1834 11,336 4.14 listko par 100 Deaths. Admit. U4Ol. 173 30 7.3 SI 1.4 04 el 00 179 13.7 4.3 10 In M The seat set &DA tlie ratio par Moll of arse ot deaths to admis sions. se ae=red orlill die POMO , et sew or minarets la which &gen eel prevailed, .le.: °SEAT BRITAIN. ems.. O' of Corps is widish Ombra prevented. BNB per 1,000. 12,476 4,233 4,6 W Ratio per 1,000. 13,4011 arm& of Carpi la whisa Cholera panelled. 20,609 10,167 12,190 SPORTTNO. imono TM klowing home have arrived as 24•vmorkot fines est skolob of the fopopoofoob kr Ow monk n :—Vofd of op Ow% Gorriol. Primo Pliololor. Stomodo (boo Immoojloopokilso My (bon Ifore), UMW, Vella. Oolfoloy. Ddook Tboroblll, rfp Coot Wow. ran of my Boort. oolialose, 1112, Ofol Hied of the Poro4 Tsolloy, Illollboo Zy ll =tbri wk. Iffogoard. filly by Aollibed est at Mispsy, Poskfaboor, Mont Omsk nolo lib'''. MA aim% gums liffrY. roe Moll. Syne, Wes Dow, Capt. von?, Doombe, Mn.o f by Plokoitabor eft .t (I.(S tbra. Wolof ten or a der of Led Strath. wow% ba nib TM Mowing a*tch boo bow added to tbe 11l for Tuts doy Mad• fby lord Mollkw4 oat of Bledllote, 3 yrs, sgst Mks at Newport, 2 ro, bet fib mob. Mat half of Ab. 100 i R. CAMIBILID 0011111111.—nOpP, 0 by Thom out of Female'', daa, aad Btraderbass, areanatebsd. Carrams.—Philippa, Odes, and Feresepore, are struck out. Mr. H. Contbe's bones wal in future be trained by W. Mom; acid Joseph Hawley's, after he week, by O. Taylor, a sal of lard Cbraterkeld's trainer. POLlCE.—sArown. GUILDHALL —ALLIOSD PEW u ST.-APOS Maria Mal pas, ails Nolan% was charged with perjury. In July, 1846, the prisoner appeared before Sir C. Marshall and Al derman Farebrother &tibia court, and swore that S. Williams wee the father of her child, she being a single woman. WS lime did not deny his Intimacy with her, but contended that he was not legally bound to maintain the infant. The magisinite made aa order upon him to pay a weekly suns towards its support. It appears that she afterwards lived with a etas of the name of Barron, and in winos of what she whispered about that he wail manisel to her, Bur ma was chafed at the Lambeth Police-court en Friday with bigamy, IL first wife being then living, when Iha prisoner weal up, and in the mon solemn manner mama the court that he (Barron) was not mar ried to her. It then turned out that the prisoner was a mar ritd woman, 'behaving been united to one Richard Malpas, at Sodgle7, near Dudley, in 1836. Williams, on kerning this news, us/tacitly caused her to he taken Into custody for en acting of him 2s. 6d. for the support of her child, slue then having a husband, who is still livinu near Dudley. The ehild,lowever, is dead.—Prisoner said Williams well knew that she was married.—Mr. Alderman Gibbs remanded her in order that come parties who were present at her marriage =hat be brought up front the country to give evident*. • • Fosonay.-41. M. Goldscloosidi, a German, respectahly aranseted, was finally examined, dowsed with begmy.—The went into the shop of Mr. Oration, jeweller, of aFls , and selected a watch and chain, sad tendered • forged cheque for 211. 10s. in payment for them. It was on the Loudest Joint Stock Bank, and the bleak form of the cheque bad evidently boon got boas the erstatdialunnt of Mr. Straker, the lithographer, but how was • matter of con siderable doubt.—The forgery Wag proved, it was stated that the prisoner had succeeded in palming off other forged cheeses at taverns and other plum in the metropolis, bat the cases not tying ready tots gone into, the alderman do aided se sending him for trial. OLEBHBNWBLL. —Caries or Meanaa.—torah Disky and her sister, Ann May, ware charged, on sus. =lwith osesingthe'death of Harriet, the daughter of the ..—Seissnat Harris said that be had seen the body if ll* issirsi, who appeared to be three yews old. The =An of Meths= ea its body had induced him to have it esealuel by • medical man—Mr. A. MIMI, of 1, Argyll. plan, St Preens, devoted that the primers had lodged in his house for the last 20 weeks. He had hem time to time heard dreadful cries from the children of Mrs. May. Oa Wednesday last In particular he heard the feeble groans of a shild. Mrs. May had seven childrea. Saw the deceased last about three weeks ago. The door of the mom occupied by the prisoners and their family had boon sines kept fast end. The were very distressed, and he supposed that the tries came bum hanger. Two months ego he applied to lin. May for rent, and they wars is absolute want of food, which he instantly supplied them. Her husband was kg , mealy a respectable tradesman in Little Ceram-street. but had deserted them and was, he believed, is America.— Other witnesses cor;ohorsted the svidaaes.—Mr. Popham, surgeon, said that he bad made a post mortens examination of the deceased, who had died from the effects of violence. There were several marks of blows on its bead. Both culler bones had been fractured. That injury must have occurred some considerable time back. The lams dist* cause of death was a rupture of one of the large blood-vsesels on the brain. Blows on the head would cause sack injuy without fracturing the skull. Found the prisoners and children in a state of starvation, sad without a vestige of furniture. Death could not have re sulted from the effects of a fall. Deceased had probably died within two hours after ohs had received the injury he had deuribed.—Tha prisoner May, in her defence, stated that on Wednesday last her sister. Mrs. Bishop, came to her while she was working at Mrs. Tamer's 8, Weston-place, and informed her that her child Harriet hid had a fit, and at eight o'clock in the evening of the saute day she cams to her again, and told her that it was dead. She knew no wee about the unhappy oecorrenee.—The prisoner Bishop, by the advice of the magistrate, ask as debase, and they were both remanded until after the thwart, LAMBETH.—Tess Lew or Wu.rtra Denies.— T.Do. novas was charged with breaking two squares of plate glass, valued at Si., the propert of Mr. Fox, Cbassisotrest, Cam berwell.—Thes reply to the elms% add he had committed the offence ;hat he se light be seat le prim —Mr. Norton ; I consider your mast as siesislses that I shell eoeuait you for trial.—On rig to the law ea the sub ject, his worship found that whet the peepthy destroyed was represented to exceed the value of arms was no power to commit for trial.—Mr. Fez dated the property to be of the nominal value of 61., though be slid It wadi soot him twice that amount to replace the gleas.—Mr. Neel= seateaced the ;wispier to pay W., or in default to dead seauttled for two racetha—Mr. Pea *aired tram Mr. Meet= V there were no MGM by It he sushi be reinaereial ter his timers lam ?—Mr. Norton said That he haw of mese tempt by • public sabswipdca. These we ter thing, however, which he wheal to itemise= le Ida (Mr. Fen) and other respect able undlamme la the theorist who were sufferers by the sane of in breathing, sad that was to est die= MWsisg ash ea altered= is the law es would peas= whale property of this deseripties, era is ambled these L to a trial sad severe panidoestd. the the as= tl s s= Portland Vass being Sestreyed et the Whisk M.esm, the law was bead to be a &feed= far the prat= Os of valuable property that It was at that 11s e sesesied, but the eassitheat tudertuately ealy ateithith le works of seta • ham siliesdia was Is salsa to the pretedka et thimble property le ga like Mr. F phis ir esdl le seem- sh this neennsail IE di ether sufferers to wait ups the =whew be the less* of ldeebeth, who, be bed on dabs, MIEN amid dim alabing the procee ded se useserwy be the prawsedes eters= property.—Mr. Fes said he dwell essele set apes the suggesdea. MONEY MARKET. SATIMpAT As usual, as this day of the week, in the absence of extraordinary occurrences, the stock market was in • somewhat torpid state. Prices of Consols, in the ab sence of speculation, were rather better in the morn ing, but towards the close of business they declined to 844 to 5 for oney and account, my 1 per cent worse than the *ening quotations, but the same as at the time of hominess yesterday. The very full, and in some respects, exclusive information, conveyed in the Daily News this morning, from Vienna, we. construed dubiously, bat in the Ant instance rather favourably, as Consols improved upon it. Bat ulti mately the inexplicable combinations of the Austrian ems limped the market, and led to the decline re laud to. Reduced Threes were 831 to 5. Three and-n-Qaarter per Cents., 84 to 5. Long Annui ties, 85 to 7-18. Exchequer ills, 375. to 40s. pre mium. India Bonds, 38s. to 39a. premium. Bank &ask 181 to 4. Exoexst in Mexican and Dutch stocks scarcely any transactions occurred in the foreign market. The chief dealings were in Mexican which improved to 191 to 5.: Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were 431 to 44 firm ; the Fours, 871 to 81. Ruske, 97 to 9. Basilian were worse at 70 to 2. Chaise, as before, S 2 to 4. Spasish Fives, 10/ to 111; the Threes, 21/ to 21 ; Passive, 21 to 3. Portuguese, 221 to 31. Tha following calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the various securities cited at the averejs prices ru li ng this day. Where the u t er i* (• is placed it is to be understood that the rata of di dead is less the income tax. . n .,.. pW Ont. =amine pries 641 yield percents 10 11 ... Thres per OM. &Ms . 4l SO 11 17 1 mak . ""l" --- Ni ki ii ik met) 162 " si 18 11 per day) . Us. p. ~ 14 74 ==..a 4 (aidaaaa . a 52 Is 51 Or g e: IratismNirv. 7A) wawa. camera .(cliv. 61d )36 o 8 8 Liu mid Brir " ( 71 •• 33421 ) 2 4 ~ I 114 Ulm Osnetiss die. 4 id.) Lenin lad dee* seam o(div.7 Id ) 101 " Wird O W-.. 154 . CO 18 7 : I 13 I Took sod WI maws "(St.• s Sl ) ••• 42 " I Tart. liewearie, and Berwick •(44v. I Id.) • Lees Moms tan. The commercial accounts from Manchester are bat indifferent, but as that is a town where people are, in good times, exceedingly sanguine, and proportion ately depressed in a less prosperous state of affairs, the representations of the papers there, and of private accounts, mast always be received with a certain al lowance of cunt grant) sale's. The following extract , from the Manchester Courier refers to the winding up d of that more disgraceful than unfortunate affair of 1 , the Bank of Manchester. Some of these days we ii , may doubtless expect the fall history of this bank : ii , It is gratifying to us to have to draw attention to any ini- 2 I Mennen' is the prospects of the unfortsuute shareholders in 2 ti g e Band w iassirou hich z o :c ot ea on ffir r eheat . e d r ; A ul t the annual length I elsewhere, the shareholders were Wanted by the report that 1 the nett assets were increased from 01,9001., u shown last ( year, to 66,0001., in improvement whkdi it is evident bee been bro ug ht about by the energy end perseverance of the chairman and directors, and which redounds not a little to the credit of the party mon Immediately instrumental in at mining such a restdt. There was evidently a general dispo idea to resuscitate the bank as a discount bank, in order that the shareholder, might avail themselves of the privileges attaching to joint-ruck banks established previously to the recent act being passed into law. To inquire into the pro aof such resuscitation or otherwise, a committee was nted. It wee stated that there were funds available to pay 6s. U. of ea eventual realisation of it. per shore to thou diereholden who were entitled to receive it; but a difficulty exists us to their ability to distribute this fund, and at the suss time avoid a violation of the deed of settlement. We have a very considerable number of communi cations from correspondents, too numerous to deal with, consequent upon certain articles under this head about Stock Exchange practice and railway affairs. We must perforce leave them to speak for themselves, ~ with this intimation :—that all grievances will be at tended to, and all counter-statements admitted, with 1 i due regard to length, and when not trespassing on the advertising department. 4 The Stock Exchange Committee,who choose to pub- ! lish a sort of paper under their authority, called the ' Weekly Railway Share List, or something of the sort, will learn from the following circular of the secretary of the Midland line, how accurately their own accounts are kept ; although, as the committee's paper made blunders to the extent of about thirteen millions in the London and North Western care the blunder of 1,350,0001. in respect of the Midlands'line is of very contemptible account. Surely Mr. Maubert, the great patron, as said, of the slaughtering Weekly Railway Share List, must see the propriety of dis continuing the patronage of his respectable name to such a sort of publication. Many letters received, one dated from Lothbury, are inadmissible, either for publication or considera tion, because not complying with the conditions of this paper, which expressly require authentication of parties. Derby, Oct. 19, 1848.—Having now answered your quss dens, you will perhaps Se glad if I point out some gross mis statements in a railway paper published by the Stock Ex change committee , which protease to have " divested" our last half-year's accounts. The writer thinks he has diseovered a discrepancy of 11 million between the productive capital of the company, and the amount on which we have paid dividend and interest out of . This discrepancy has however no existent, except in his own mind, as will appearhrom the following figures :—The amount of loans on which interest was charged to revenue, was last hail-year, 3,406,1431., and not as stated by the abovementiened paper, 2,944,4444, making an error of 461,0991. The amount of share capital on which dividend was charged to revenue : , ie understated by this paper to the amount of 722.186/. In West representing this sum was charged to capital until the opening of the Syston and Peterborough Line, but the full di vidend was paid on it out of revenue for the last two months of the hall-year. The amount of contributions to other com panies altogether omitted, 166,8231. Total, 1,360,7101. These three mistakes are suflicient, without specifying some smaller misstateutaits, to clear up the supposed mystery in oar accounts. The charge of making a dishonest dividend rests entirely on the suipinition that this imaginary dis crepancy rally exists, and of course the figures, and the in ference drawn from them, fall to the grotiM together.—J. F. Beta., Secretary. Bir„—The statement submitted by the directors to the proprietors of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Rail way, will, I hope, open the eyes of the public to the gross miistatements put forth by the editor of the London Weekly Railway More List, and induce the cetainittee of the Stock Exchange strictly to prohibit any of his speculative : remarks for the future. I trust that the direetors of those railways whose shares have been lepreliated by the miss statements of that publication, will miser *sir sense of the , injury done by withdrawing their advarlismats, otherwise , their shareholders may very Justly mow them of indirectly supporting and sanctioning a publisafene to their especial Jujuy. Both economy and justice dictate this course. Per mit me to draw your attention to the feats elicited from the statement of the directors of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway, and the fictions promulgated by the London Weekly Railway Aare List. I I saw., li n len; 7 Meal ot I 4" Weekly 81atement Menton' Statement Railway g tiro Share LIM Comfy , Caplad to complain the 11ner.200.000 7.4 4 0.03 0 240,030 Working expellant . 100,000 174,203 64.003 pm ann. Loan and preferential games 2.34u,W4i 2,137,131 307,434 To pay 4 per at permit= 609.310 114,340 per an Weekly Irak ....per week %Pio 11.718 2.210 pct. _-• - - per IDA. ••er week If this does sot open the eyes of the public what IWO- IfOI:IICONSTANT nBA.DZIS. week or two ago I pur chased in Manchester 150 Great Northern Hall Shares " A," at 21., and have sine sold them in Liverpool at the &deemed price of 21. thinking that I should thus make • very good speculation. On the 19th instantmy Manchester broker writes TAO very 110014, saying that the., shahs were daily advancing, and that owing to the very few shares that had been sent 10 for division, it was probable I should be able to get my 160 delivered, and that it wee likely the Steck Exchange would order all transactions to be cancelled. Also, that he could not guarantee their delivery. At the same time I receive a communication from my Liverpool broker saying that these shares were daily becoming more scarce, and hoping that no delay would occur in my delivering those sold ; and, adding, that net 1 in 100 shares sold would ever come out of the Great Northern office. Would it not be more respectable of the company at once to return all the original shares that have bete fortes:lied them (or divisiee and ahead** their novel project ? and would it not, also, be better for the Stock Exchanges throughout the country te annul all bargains in thew ?Witham and thus abolish e ll tits trickery that appears to have been iractised with regard to them ?—A Oct. 20, 16.48.—5ir,—1 em tonged to offer a word or two on your remark that the Stock Exchange is a self-elected body, and does business with closed doors. Now, ant to mention that mere lookers-ea would be perpetually "in the way," their presence would not further their own interests; they won!cl often spoil their market by such an interference es to show whether they were buyers or sellers* ' • and collu sion (if eollusion were intended) would not be m ore difficult, sines the few words in which prices are announced and bar gains made would, for various reasons, be alincet nnhatelligible to them. And if they were at liberty to transact their own business the public would not be better off. A prudent man would not deal with a stranger at all, having no security that he would fulfil his centred; certainly he would not em freely and at as low a rate., if he knew his quertioner. The kangers•on (the "eatables," ea you term them) would be the only parties benefited by throwing open the Stock Ex =all comers ; beefing little or nothing to lose, they to run risks eschewed by pectin of more sebetesee, of course taking care of diamestme le far es irregular end un checked profits would serve the impose. A mob, tinker's tact and knowledge of the market mid of the ma he It are well worth his esmaakelem, sod ems it to bit client many times over in every taimestles.-11. D. C. • A Btoek doslime emir elms tee rine, et me bunter wide be le bowel ee=llst the MOM =Welke dens be demin is. with. ;All o t dem sums tbe breser shir loluede ingui le bey or sell; end this re. [Thai Me boss misfiled ia kesser articles.—ED.] Sir,—nete on posbakihr e =ms who have mole op portunitim et et brokers to their prin cipals in share tint I have ; and my experience teaches me that m a body the Lenin brokers are quite re markable for accuracy and pemehudity in completing pia chases of shares. It is, however es a body ; for there are some few who are very Weald, and the persons who act ea brokers without being megabees of the Stock Exchange ought not to be depended apse. If boyars do not get their purchases promptly registered by **latter clam, they have only themselves to blame far going to " cheap shops." The senstaal confidener, integrity, and good feeling which generally ebarasterhe the London Stock Ex change are highly haeourable to it; but its members are not usually persons of that high intellectual intern memos, superior education, or polished manners which might have been expected in so influential a body. There is about them a distinctive coarestiesa, which arises from the freedoms of the home, and their habits are frequently too expensive. In the country towns there are don Wess many respectable brokers, but in general they are second class only, particu larly in the Yorkshire boroughs; indeed, the occupation appears to have been resorted to by Ma who had been un seseassful in other trades. North of the Tweed they ere a much superior clam, but given to @perdition on their own amounts, though there all classes did speculate far too deeply, se the beaks now feel te their met.— X. U DR, 3 per et not. Aim., MSc --- I 31+dew ,A ; A a p p . Loaf AMIN.. exp. Jam. 6. Mk 11. 11 164. wader £3,000. 40 37 pm. °amok Pm Airet.,llll 1 6 VORIIIO3I 6 pm et. Iteakaa, 164 G. 101 Ditto Amt., G. 31, 14 Ditto Mean. le pit et Real& Scads, dlr. from 310 y., LW, 106 1:::4; "gnu. j 4.. Nan*, 3el 744 ; JUIN. DM. Mtn.. au o, Mani, 37: Jung 3d March, 37 ; Id.. Jul.n 35 pm -11774110. 6 re , Ct. Spelt Rake Ba., 31 treettlirtilian Bdsnall. 24 nor Cent. Punch Annus% 11 OWL, 44 4 EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD. RIBONINNI, Oct. 50.—Leas. IMO. IL 1/1440, 1845 771 • Ditto 1644. 711 : Ditto, 1836, 67,1 Ditto. 1838, 6 . 616 ; .1'1.64. lA3. ; Beak of NAtlrso. ; Ditto, book I, PS. Ezebsoge as London, HAM 118,5aar. ocr. SO.— saltake. !%161660. AIBMIUMN, th.. 53.—A66, Tire46,l 6.11•11 per OestA, 44 441; DIR.. ?brio per ; Your per Data., 68 611 ; East Loss. MI( VC Manse ow Loudon, et.lit. 11.96 ; Ditto, two eirsolha7 1161A15E5......6.,M111u0, two mouths, 34.76. T 6 ,16. ; DlllO. 6116 lobed (suds maintained their salsla. Ilsmiii — Vmes Uwe was grist animstloo, and b 0413 iM sol sew . NkoM ligher. Portmcwoo g‘ yerterday. it whim* avellitlos MUM& Ilmor. South Asarriess tlat. Madams oat stibial or dwlL—Dlowset. 3 /sr oat. RAILWAY NEWS. The share market on Saturday was extremely bad. Prices were all in decline. 821A1U1 LUST.—Loirpos, Ocroßak 21. quotatioen of No. to Iteusee etwewetere emote %Mai Itaweellons: those of lists In hake seller( prior. PAIL /AIL W er, 4 Amb •IS Lestets &S. Western! .14. New. SOL Mir Pr , Do. Na.. .. • Do. Caw. Tali:. Do. Third. 7 pc I Do. N.Se. Peet oaolb !Maw Mast .• Not. Man.Liwete.. Do. New ZIO Prof. 111101asel . .. De. C 0.,.; Do. Nit.tieseee De. Rif 01.:2, D.O. Sett Hr. De. Belot. 111401. Ifaveraree t Cirlisk 3S ST 19 lTd. 11 11.41. 14 161. 16/ 16d. a oi. dl.p~. ur wi. la.rYw.~ 6idol - I _ Tairda - . 141 1 1 ...... 11 0 0 • 15 b 110 -• 60 Oaltucium 11 Ds. I .born 6 1).3..00 60 Citable 16 14. Prch. 35 Usibilmarß e 2.5 C p s(3.l l ' 1! 74 Do. ESN. 50 DeNtrr.. 10 D 0.050., p. 515 D.. share. .. 14 W. de. New 25 " 20 5 U TAW Lamas Awe... lko.do 74 De.Lsa. , 47i OSP LIT. o. 35 7 3 100 lut Do. Masa Do, !Was ?a CO 70 112 i .117 • 1.11 3a xrw. 10t Do. CI W Do.. dik 6D. Coal a. M k s aa, V. 4 N. Cmisslie llafes 2 North DA. Waters 6 North Rtaffortlablro . Id NortA Wooterw., , 1 rec.& Vol.' Road. aotw.. i Raw kolreo.. awl Hteckso Lkortirk Masai BA kelt gh. to °ll. 6f ." Jur Di, ..... —l3 Do. Halms tic 004,41ry De. Nag 0 D.ll.ere..ent. Pref. Voioia 18'113011' Ds. do. N 4.1 Do. 46....... No. I Ds. d 0. ...... No. I Do. Es. Thirds .. 4 I .Berth Woke. I lA. I Watafel..*Lheserki id: Wear Vallepepttgr. 6 Ds. do , Do. de . . . • , Wiaciawaskl7.ww. •• Wiw.191u..48. Wes. Vork. Nowa.. I Wt. De.oilatowklner Do 111.16olYkkDir DadoNo22l.6iDer D0i124 Pura, Poll Tottillorthilkllead •Prehroaco 'd i I. 27 se se Fiat n 23 .120 led. 11 to 211 11:45641 Set Voisit;l7 21,41,94-/talials ) 112staque tk Amiens r Cen.el Pr.lo*.• Veal rf Dutch ithatth II East hulks. I 62. India Posinsula ri Luctuiluita Sambre .V .lz aZrZtariit 2 Northers at /mace . 7 Ortxtos Dardeaur I Patio sad Lyons 0 Da. il iti 6l4. lOid. T 44. e .e r c ig Pir44 ;WI iiiie . W4i . .. 44 23 Peri/ma dam— . 14 16 Aso( hroserre . . 7 3.4. Na.. and Howe .. 64 yi 10 44W., 44 Meuse. 174 V Tosuval ' id ' natio .. II 5. w r y r ,a4nr. .... SI AL AND WEST YORKSHIRE Aci• Anareavarongh, OM 10.—thr. Deat in . _ad been soliourri hem the 11111 Yet, to nerve the te adr domastion of direare this had to wait rem Ituffiedeen, crimes of the Yak sal thmeerti Mary Cloormay, to make sew arnitgements ter wears the Vae, In emu orsere el the Leeds Ind Think lane, rang Wired to set In neseediree with a modeler' agrament mobpcmennee area a year mad a half spa the Q.. a regmled ea, In et the relation at the ha motlitg, the departs bed IrM ups Mt. Mahon, and W Men to with = aidin ettsedea by blm sad them weer him. After Waft lbw at Mr. Mama theleall, 'War to de wages won at proem ao eadortabe lie with the tka. Ite wee lit diaper( titre toortoposlitlitq brand thud the less bat be raid We le week I, if the awry= Wm it to hie le may int thews* le the as of his themea marsoisel lora. Me WI that a they were= sa to mar a bagels irk him he wes reedy to de am but be wit mike bloom ottrattlaso. ea this *mow wet make Wks; bet be =hem le reward th at he era do tt more Mb rely a isit to Wm althorn. Ilde course of conduct °Wilda with ble arm isil threw rim quite liaposed to lows the malt to Mr. Huila% peraresifs am In fact, Ur dopatren virtual, leit It la - Ike. Ndace % Math to take the erorposent of the whim a the Hay ke hair the power be retain pppor doom or illoo the either now le the swim el the oam . At the .ss el three mead sake they might, if memttrati pass eri be the semweeent. thertima this malt have wen le the beam ar.the =ram wins wird he WWI ow to the imports ef this toomposy. Thom we the arms earged, end ke thengli=rese se semb me wild te =pear et the mesa Ow In thr. Ithaca bad seat ow ere el hie earl ea Ilmowisy th d b ibres= were mole Mr prieger wins le wreses raring ow . —Mr. Ewa avid that the trane weld em raring wit Itloolgr week.—The Chimes aid hi wee any ler Wt, bat it seemed to hi part at that has that they mull mar any out their gaging peeposa—Mr. Chasm the gentreetar, had Mawr* that el be - hal net get the whole of the rmEer r be woad Met is the Has, ad prone lb being cold.—thr. Elam -ad We the Tat Ompany did ha wish to remenes art Mcsag, Wen they grid pod enter to seram—The Maims rid hi was ry i sorry far the delay. Me= told several of W birth at It, era be believed that they had pro rated mpierare trip es the weelem—Mr. J. O. March Wed if any rement had bees es a initing.—The Chairman said that had kit pewee to arraw with hr. Hudson aa to what sherl i s l e i tt e e, and they had WWI to leave the matter wholly in the heeds of Kr. Brim —Mr. March: Then there is no *pee wee to twin w~—The Chairman : Yee, at the cad at the three you are to receive the rar. pins peaks of wades the Pr.—Mr. March : I think Mr. Rafts Wald brow sere • more delimiter:am—Me Chairman: He will oar yes aultiog. I that lei week. You will worm bar that lar. Had. hes hese played fest end lone with by this cootgoaq.--Ilr. Moth drabs that they might have °hulloed some =re dare hem Me Leak sa d Think Oampeny.—Copt. : Pa the ha Wake tithe Lads and Think eireitaders wee mat they woad thee to do with tote nom Hr. Nell : Bat that ogresment W wades be do with me =Wag el the Hoe; and an Mr. thaw left pee that it to • Metiers w enigma rya ha ill week the Her bet he WI say raw Me elisa Wig it hem yea. I undeselea ham the Winer Maths. Ihrom if premed, wild Frew is.. bat he thought It bettor akar the whole mar to him wed* en Mr. la Haim WI, " TIPS don't dew idol to ask, sot I what te ofltt its premat man ealkiebsd state"—Hr. Mar : I ham • MO opinion el the Wavy • t itr. doom. but I deal lath we en hi tag better allarstheme gra we way kit wea.—Mr. C. Powell aid who would We the dike hem I.—Mr. Elan rid that the farce hod bus is trawls= day, and that three train would nen dry ha way.—thr. Herby did rot raderand Wet w=an dose with rogue bathe ran the lir. it appeared to hive trt the talle which weal lowi im wirely shag the am woe aa impertearrimetra.—Mh. th ew mil th peat a as le what might be p theme weird le the peels hoffie he did net thaw ; but a to the reseser troths the Yak potpie ad aat Mfg! le wrd the Chen/ ROM Has Mai An the al it of the .. •fthW veret notostofts threw egos the La—Mr. ilaireevw deshatt that the lea ar WatTestadee dna= earl he sear an control ow the Ilare, sad aet to be Wily thrown ant at ea lathe dlreetka. The Ohm=: If tha tat stodythe of the We yea will ans*. win! re ma the exam we me thrown at the Wier. ( a l lio Ited lie fun 11811111611811 in Mr.theimass he. end the leeks ef the concern woad be epee to Orr at thee. Ms the ere that they rile le reduce this , sr tha the weber OW Wagers arid be War le three en whom mad lire meadow widths a or Ithereaamegit.—ffir. M they anneihy al net agog to a WWI= of the mew a dirges, bat he throe mat a may at the preprietere Had it Imam one of the dream Weald be demi . Mme- thet vhdath.lie al= 'idesnthat is the ere mew the warp ef the wow be (11110111117 held et lora He dkl aet NW tha It vas dedratiit to ovetlase the amides With hid her essmisseiL as lt could do no geed, sad might per* Is helm. As the irat and the other - threaten hill esaldseese he Hr. Mien. It an net bee the shanheithee le dale thet imudidera, het rether he mina earths, WI den. They meld net week Me line thommicim eed a Mr. Had. wee v ade it, he thought dry wed made otherwise than wales that meene. He Wall thenhre mem, "that this maths maim the ernuomenost wad the drama sad the Ware have Wend Into with Hr. Helm dm the raft et the Hr." Mt. his Pero" et sacred the maths —lllr. Sr bathed lithe meeting mad pees that a "onus 4d..11.7. mar fir tom dart = I / which ompoitoolol no oroantotion this membireel. The weft erg, hearer, grew its eras Is megedallea area lairdome ; sal rear amid be mad to pms the mem w repred.—Chiresei : yea ~sear iniesthiest I —Mr. Nal : He nage ant, adr the Mira relit eleneer le sne.—The Itowsoor, ‘ ot i g= n al=. Ige Haw brew an termasdi bat the la araeram then air a conidemble tear, &cars dr swine@ arm tot NW( the emir atereery to meet the allptleas le =r d lue creme, wee hills The Cadman @Odr le theriebg very largely re they raw whet their ea r.a* demo woad ir, sr wend awbellere were weer to the Wang ol wow by rehires therm which saw ago. Wed the arboreal dia. Ilverselly the mathy brie me a the _OaYm•r art data the rye ordered last week Is be tree ageirt . .hg grapdere had been faceted to, the shamisidore woad be agel• maid together to take further action in the mars. A vote of *mkt wee Ewa to the chairmen far hie services, and the meths bare mi. PROPOS= RAILWAY BIM= CAUAIYON AND BAN -001.-1111 masplawso with a requisition to the Mayor ti thenerece, • patio ailing tom bold en Thund..y lest, to give the almiderb el that Weedy opportunity at err Aug their eistimmie t o seaway. The Mayor (. ho orepir the their=ti . e o likely to rem t from rte viatatoltioi. Mot jrmodit i t u ro i rlowlz e rimeini.ca res "▪ Thit It le the epithet at meths that Woo f a Una a miler hares Clarewun aril lierager, se es le bring this teera We dew armies with the (than., sied Halbert Lary, to highly dideadk end we pledge outlaw to emegereth Ito the at. Werra at tart Alott."—lt wee ati:ed by Mr. Owes Mort; of Dims, thst Hr. There Wham ha t 'i would make • roma of the WI betering le kr Wert WIC. the Whim raid m Wed there wee se dairy la preseedeng with the 11112011Nonnt re Wel with chap, tad ti mtarstig aspirated. the r;hdr..l MISCELLANEOUS NEWS —Lowpoir, BittOliTON Ann Sonic directors have hat bur a lieenriai st' meet of the company'ss WITS, to 3oonterset the preval en t impreasi:h that there le exec myeeery In the Seestunts ref rellways, _and to refute Uwe partial and exaggerated statenienia In the preset temper of the public mind are so Opt to n o d reduce. It appears that the total capital auth ee h ed to be raised by the seta of the heighten Railway cor tee , Is 7,400 SOU.; and that the total amount of capital rhea up to d„, let o f Jemmy, 1849, will he, as nearly as pow* w11,1163,030i. The farther veculalte to elate the capital se , e r e, by the omelettes 17 g r an ceiffireent works in roarer Is . 0 Nand, and most dna mans We se far advanced, that tbe bin; "stimati r Yen wW a bet dares of certainty that it will met be eared* airs ass beam of Infer should be so warder. sbY se be eeffidee smaceadsetemmedanes not at remit foresees I. /new tosteats web, land, taw, be. on lines aired; PAIL 1. Farther ozpenditor• t o co m plete lines and weihe Lpregega6Bloof 3. Engines ordered, coke t e eee. dom. 31,001i1. Total, 20 2,1001, 2r__Laz . includlea ea raftferde 240,0001 The 0 . 4 y t h e 'abeyant at the Londookridge .stetl=lo, are 111111Onlitt of samot be prealarly ascerted, but h Is totainoty beard that Is say event the estimate d e llo 0004 atomatom dot somodtsto of tomoire In May Let, will not I t e ee Tak.o it it ot this Amara trees tr May el 'Luther capitai iyquircd to doss the capital account will be 390,000 L, against which MOM be set about 145,0001, of available aseets, consistinglof 00,0001. be potd by the Baer-Western Railway Company for the purchase or • joint Wend to the line into Cortroosith ; 13,0001. due from the senlea-pelbetisay ; 32,0001. of calls In arrears, surplus L t d, ameba te he atargobrie materials, he. This leaves 2 it eo., whisk will be required during th.. next toe A. too odotioff Pima of the company are all fully celled op estoptke ors tad cell or U. on the f, per ceet referees diem, to Peeing off loans), this erlditionel capital mat bo rusts by recreation of fresh shares or by loan, fee we e e width sollaitat powers are retained in the tempura sets. The director fully expect to he able to raise the re, oolatto mount without the secretly of creating fresh area, In this case the final capital of the company oil consist of 7,200,000 e, viz.: I. Loan capital, 1,510,0101.; 3. rare capital entitled to re. ferential dividend, 1,037,01.0/.; 3. Ordinary than capital 4 ,615,0001. The actual receipts of the company from traffic and other eources ct revenue for the ant half-year of 184 A were 194,40 SL • from the Ist of July to the 14th of October they have been 1C8.1.50/.; and for the whole of the year 1818 they ma_y be estimated, with a Blight mute for the contingencies of tnffic during the next too couthe, et 450,0001. The expenses of every sort for the first half-year amewred to 90,2201. The expenses for tbs present halting will not. as far as the directors are able at present to aseettala, much exceed those of the Ant half-year, netwithstandisg the huger amount of trail*; and, on the whole, Rey feel contldent that the total expenditure of the year 1848 will nal exceed 190,0001. MT would leave • net Income of about 280,00e1, being equivalent to a net return of newly 4 per cent. or, the whole True. five espied which has earned revenue, or of about 3/.1011. per rent. per annum on the ordinary there capital, after providing for intrrevt and preferential dividend. With regard to tamdr is able future tenon, when the whole cat ital of 7,200,0001. is ex pended it it thought better; Doer go into any speculative estimate. e of the proprietor, rosy have earn en estimate lately given In the Lend., /,'Wily Itaihrey sear List published wider the authority of the coo mitre of the stock Eachange, by which It is made to appear that a gross an. Teal traffic of 609,310/..0r at the rate of 11,7181. per week, would he 1 requited to pay • dividend of 4 per cent, on the share capitaL Iffis estimate is altogether eeroneou. for the k Bowing reaseri—lst. The working expenses are mourned to amount to 271,23/. per annum, whereas the Waal working expenses for the year 1848 will he under 190,0001. The mistake ahem from sasuming that the ratio of execs. ffiture to receipt will be the same ae ff was for the Bret half year at 1848, or forty-five per rent. ; while, In point of fact, the high ratio of expenditure to receipt for the first half-year, aim the traffic_ i t mall, is counterbalaneed by the lower natie of the second pewter, when the traffic la large; and the general average of the year will only be about 41 per cent. Any estimate of expenditure by percentage is, however , quite fallacious, Once by far the greater part of the expe nses are fixed, and do not increase in proportion with as Increase of traffic, as is shown by the fact above stated, that the ratio of expenditure to receipt on an average traffic of 7,5001. per week, during the first half-year is 43 per sent., while an an average traffic of 10,0001. per week, during the second half-year, the redo Is only about 38 per cent. A traffic ef 11,7001. per week might be carried with ease by ten trains daily each way between Brighton and lonian in summer, and eight in winter, the number now running, and therefore the additional expenditure would be comparatively unalL-2. The total ultimate capital is aesureed go be 7,440,9304 being 210,0001. In erre of what has bra already given to the real amount; end the present amount of loan and preferential capital is stated an 1,737,4541., inetead of 2,240.0001., which is the actual figure, from overlooking the facts that only 393,0001. of guaranteed la per ant. deck has been issued Instead of 461,8351., end that this amount Is not a creation of new capital, but lm substitution for an equal amount of Man capital. I. The rate of haterest on the whole or the loan capita/ is assumed to be Si percent. This app-ars nnreireeable, looking at the fact that the present average rote of intereet paid by the company is only about 4 per cent., sod that only 123,0001. of the debt tells doe up to the beginning of 1830. Irrespective, however, of any works rte the rater interest, which may be suttee of ornlon, die positive errors under the first two heads would diminish the net sum available for dividend, by an amount which may be safely stated as at least sh equivalent tal to en additional ere and a half per rat. d dividend on the pi. WHITRHAVEN JUNCTlON.—Whitehaven Oct. 20.—TN, afternoon the Welders of Wffitehaven Barbour, p resided over by the Earl of Lon,dale (chairman of the Railway Company), agreed to an extension of the line to run close upon the harbour, whir is to be deepened eight feet. Retaining walls are also to be put to the present quay. A stood berth will be constructed for corsets, in curequere of the increased traffic between Newesetie and Liverpool. The trus tees are contemplating • reduction of the town duce end tonnage ran additional Incentive to the railway and east traffic. 1 1 1 - edodeout 4 Ambruf .1441 a Dolt air 1111 g.. Dr& tall dy. Odor teCtigww. 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L .41 PI 9 Da.lll-4,11 ✓ 114.1411.44.A1 41. 1 par 1 Do. 10!..o..11 a 0 MEBTING.-BAST .11.11 owned Special Nottiap.-117507 the bolt.-71716 moodadlipd 00 i n s -ati-ii 111 la 118 111 In $7 Na MI 10 la no 4 De aths to Admissions. 10 It 41 10 In 33 10 In 24 Ores a Melees. Tw. Y. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. COTTON.—LiVaRrOOL, OCT. 21. —The market to-day was quiet, the sales amounting to 4,000 bear only. MaNCHESTSII., Ocr. 21.—These ere trying times for pro ducers both of yarn and cloths, the extreme depression to which the market has now for so many weeks been subjected increasing rather than diminishing. Prices see reduced to Buchan event that in many eases it becomes a matter of aloe calculation with the n unufac. twee, not whether he ran keep his mill running at • profit. but whether be will Into most by submitting to a slightly unronuarative prior, or by stopping his mill altogether, and letting his macbin ry rust With many of our manufacture,. a suspension of wa k Is not so easy an alternative as some may inns gine,teinee it Implies not merely unproductive capital in workshops and machinery, but a desertion of the Wages they have built for their workpeople, and In. of rents. It is d , Iftrult to say, thereArre. to what extent prier will he allowed to recede whilst production continues in advance of the demand, before they adopt this last sites. native; but there can oe no doubt that in the present state of the market many are contemplating a stoppage or a serious reduction of their hands. Buyers operate with greet caution even at existing low prlces. In skirtings, 30-inch goads, latish are moderate In stock. bare not suffered tro much ln price mother descriptions; but 40-inch shirting. are very depressed in price, and are almost unsalable. In mining cloths the sees are to a very limited extent, at constantly declining prices ; • few domestic* and yarns, suitable for the ham trade. are taken. butte small quantinis and as reduced prices. WOOLLEN CLO rtis.—Lasps, Ocr. 21.—fliers was a good attendance of merchants at the earth halls this morning, who bandied cloths freely, and fair amount a business was dime, can. eidersbly exceeding that traneated this day week. The goods mostly In demand were wool-dyed blacks, wade blorry kg., of the better qualities, with heavy beaver a, peals, Pm. llARDWARE.—Biammozax, Oct. 21.—There is a little more stir In our trade, In sommtlence of some rather consider. able orders having been recently reserved from Germany, whence there have been some rather heavy shipments or our goods of Imes American enters are also pretty well kep: up, and the home trade is far from tying eo bird ea Wen be expected. In all quarters stocks are so mall that on soon u there is the slightest probability of a settle ment of affairs on the continent • good trade is inevitable. SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCE.—Mkus. Ail. DOL'Allt. DOLILIIII. DUVALL DIM 2 Dublin do Ileaaad .... 0,0 Lod% fr. Sauth-'1) Maitre and 1 Waterford . WI Mandate .... 01 eropton—Oot.2lo Rana. 0417! 1 Donschades. 01 Prance . —. 0 0 Do. Manillas O 0 W.lndlallet.22 1 ChaernaJess. 010 U5b0a..b0t..25,0 Bost mand 111a4 Braid. Oran 0 Ilatabure RIO flrda.ll.B.W. 01 afar Oct 24 ... .67vmse;;;;, — • ae - r7Pl7:::ir - rirt:d . ; Jobiliart,TtOt7ea ; Peters. burg; Edward, Dantthe ; Wave, Medemblik; Triton, Ostend; Zanhood, Amsterdam; Empress, Baia Neptune, Bremen; Marts Celeste, Sonde, Dnakirk ; Albion, Boulo gne; Belfast, Calais; Rain. haw. Rotterdam; Mary Jane, Helen, Dunkirk ; human, Memel; Dwina, Petersburg ; Moselle. New Orleans • Isabella, St. V. , = . Sal Taganrog; Johanna Caroline, Hamburg ; Columba, Mo walled: Spas and Fides. Saintor, Norway; Glenelg, Port Phillip; Bee, Malta; Reserve, Jamaica ; Pantaloon, Trir lee; C•ledonto, Ham burg ; Giraffe, RoUtrdam; Mr Edward Banks, Ostend; Ranger , Amsterdam; City 01 Dunkerque, Newcastle; !landing°, Bede ; Braid, Dantslc ; James Campbell. Bahia; Ealing Grove, Dominica; Christiana, Larwig ; City of Boulogne, Boulogne; Tourist, Calais; Antwerpen, Director, Antwerp ; Batavier, City of Rotterdam, Rotter. dam; Lord .1. Russell, Harlingen; Columbine, Havre • Henry, New Orleans; Mina, Tobago; Panama, New Yak; Matilda Lnekie, Bee. bite; Jane, Genoa; Sarah, Jamaica; City of loaders, Rotterdam; Elte, Hamburg; Crusader, St. Thomas; Dart, Madeira; Camilla, Petelfflsun Thetis, Elsinore; Carl Johan, Croartadt; Mincers, Bllboa, Norway. LI•lliP001 Ocr.2l.—Arrived: Jason, Bodo& ; Rattler, Rotterdam. wiled: Flex Loa, Zante ; Bombay Picket, Africa; Favourite, Lisboa; Stirlingshire, Ms.ranbam; ilarkaway, New Orleans; Sword fish, Pernambuco; Theresa Jane, Manahan ; Agnes, Zune ; Ben Lomond, Callao; Countess of Loudon, Mobile. [Advertisement] BOWEL COMPLAINTS AND 010 LISA do not Wears erne from Were without the system. if the leer be Ina elemkh state, or if the ayeleve functions be improperly performed, inleetion o the mate me le woe ; end It the blood be net properly dearnoule f ed. in In cousetende el the Imp being obdrueted =urines, that vital hold remes we = i deernag with a principle. 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His malady we. of re savant a nature, that he became a blades= *sae( pity. la this Ode he was presented with some of Sellsmers °Wart sad Pit s end by persevering in the use of them warlseSsi remadiestar a km weeks, be has been soundly cure 4 sad is now Ale be memo bin latarious occupation.—bold by all =tale. and at Prelims" Holloway's establishment, 244, Strand, piißTna. BEERS.—Oct. 17, at Ballywarraire, — Down, the wife of the Rev. J. A. Been, of • daughter. CARTER —Oct. Mat Mortimer llottee, Clifton, the wife of Alfred The. tom B. Cuter, of &OWL DAUNT.—Oct. 15, at Kinsale, the wife of the Rev. E. a T. Daunt. I.fa SOL eWtbom. IRMEMAN.—(M. 17, at the °Wands, Defiler, the wife of E. A. Freo. AM., of • daughter. GI lillßNlL—Oct. 18, at Elem. Stirren the wife of G Mane, Esq.. °fit ton. HUMS. —Oft ta, at Gimpw, Wm Hume, of • amide:a BB ft AßPE arw .—Cke. 16, at WWwworth rectory, the wife of the Rev. of • von. BY MON d.—Oet le , the wife of W. Rymone, Tat of Hatt, of a eon. MARRIAOIO3. ALE ZANDSIt—BEINBIXT.O7.IIrat Bidden' Church, by Ma Bey. W. O'Connor, J. dlesander, of linked, Carlow. to Esther, &testi daughter of M. Brinkley, Zee.. of Panonstown. Meath. CAMPBELL—BOBWiLL. 18. at Ayr. by the Her. W. Grant, D. Campbell, E.g.. Mourdhandlton, to Janet Stewart. youngest &agbtor of the late H. D. Boswell, of Garrallan. °AUXIN OTON-1118111111A.W.--Oet. 18, at Trinity Church, Booth- Bor. W. Doctor Mr. J. Caminito*. of Hull, to Hannah. of the BM a... L. DO=IMON—THOMAL-04. 11, at Dundee, by the Ben. J. Thom. ses, A. Dousadatn, BalmeArTfrehlre. to Jade, youngert bta. of Mu late', .D., Perth. 11WOILIBAMMI—ZOGO. Be. Oomph, Mastorer sew% by the Rom sad Item fl. P. Obelmlegelc7, D. C. Marjorlbanks,kha, 4. Wen ein~ of :11"W. Hcig, Bart., M.P. Acants.—ose. 18. at MorelaiM, Cleainne, Blanche Emily. Mrit AM i C L. H i.=a: wantetiquite. 0168111 : 11—Oghneed DUTTON.-061. 18, 11 1201 Cli alk son otTqiuton,74. Higher Brohton, liseadmint ass/ PlEL ug D.—Oet. Is, at Metz: 4. . Meld, Esq., aged n. HARDINCI.—Oet. 19. at Bush, wile of Mr. J. Ifartling. nine/ vusua...4, Meier tie Qty Lei= ▪ Witmainv. —M9 ..•E, Oaoaa. 9 . VW. Qom _ eg 1,11.33 31.321 1%1121