The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-26 00:00:00

M.LarMsw of Odms I le agembA Dr. Wilder. of t o ODL. iffisortor nil *pm itt *a awake ye; to obre /b. Dr* mmuk Wive no trios.t. Imma tem; moil I* 'Wm et gadia, mmi Mr. Pmatiimm. et IM. himft saw milmiommise of Ss gomillebb. smo ereMeirm Ise Dermrs pat' le semi* M. Oillikatlarms. sod Mr. Owy,strieb., ..Ares el tbs mmokslirs *re in mei arilielso dnaundo 112. Pea of assns'. awl lb. Orilk imairrs or lbe =W ebb sod* ll* gri s r f arlim a t ewiN li i tho Sr the sta. mat tbe Cirsrms Ilmerismimr. la esimblial Marorp wa st4 Mar* Pfresormlq; oseppist Mr. Dna" ar st awe MID. awl Q. Wraigaw, t Calm% ow it *a iris* tetrad tbs rumlomporiM PAW* Its lbria. *Mak liseborb. if COMM% Bit. eir, et Mom. wed. ra Mr . &i 1 *Ore DAM. madam attar prylim ea. malestlemi Is tls sr Ithirsims toms r the per MC to Mr W. Illamor. at hank Dr. Pm" el 1/i. IMlrdom. TrIMMOMs. Magews. et hookerre. awl d /14/*Mmr. ark wpm ; re.app** the Sow Orem Ingate t DM nor M newt km tine so Das le Or mar =ID W mist the Misiorlms VMS. LIPS° Tla FOlriar•POS.Pom3 OF • 011 W CarlCli. -.Ds ?weft the esessay d lapsa the trandalesursese 01 • raw CP Pet plese 0 ePiley iw ar g r c ile i tre saes Mass . PM= 3.0101. Pima eresPes, eel sodertsbee to ;wide ea esionest of Wt. • por. Mr. Weislit, the railway coniege-braMer, =MP. Ms Pee* Is Is PIP het With, nod its eatles et the Insteps allele 63 het, WWI .anal, titre abies, amid twelsrabse berth asisesal. Ilto am is to to etenstery ; there le de be sumbettleit lower so the swim side of Pe south most* the Imildpg le to is is We perpollsoler style, .1 ease, and will out Corsaosawox ST Catwacw.-0a Tatar/ the Aim Wiailtester ecessera w ale int church of Hunk= peseta sew Pestles wren thh pace occupied by the pry stswat. Tie .to wula an toad to the sew ones, the ell wow saris hut the Whilst 1. eessiderably prokessed esstword. The MOW lash its built steal lb t years see or Naas sind that. toe, Ism the Ste at emethir. Mt. Harrison Is the eniatest, sad the Pyle Is the deporrikeL raarasataarts.—Raw. R. NAL to Dar klawl-la.the.3laar Dana—Les W. R. Lett, to SS Michosili EL May, Desea.—Mas. 3. B. Yates. to the easel deeply cif dio. Merkesse.-11P. C. PeethrtliwolP, I. CavAr7V „So" die. Llama; 121. gat. the Dila at Stwartia.-1/wr. W. IL Self, to Lytham P.O die. Mea., 13IL ; pat.. T. Caftan, Mig.—Wers. C. IL listrok Vert., to illestese T, atahird., dlw 1JsL,1l1:. ; Dim port, Nag., nee. 0. eats res—Par. L 11. Tothese, to Da. Clieb.,lll3L, stilt resides., ; pat., Earl of los% Pentsciss—llev. W. Carter, to Morpheme L. Talk is. Tot, lot L ; pd., the laird Cherserier, Zee. M. des.—Lo. B. R. Wary, L of lasthstre, Norfolk, sod chaplain to the POPP OrgiSS Alftab. Wwwwiswawaa4, aypotuted chap lain to the Lard Maar Ea* weft per. V•0411C1•11. ales.:, die. Chich., 10.1!. • pat., Cat. Wysigise, _Us WM, doe.—Mama R., tare 5. 330. with doale i pd. CIL Wyndham, Be.. IL Smith, dee. —Wassobby V mew, 1/114 Wan, ; pat-, Ihrsdeles °shed. lies IL Tammy, deu—ill. atertial V., Lisa., lint. ; gig pregoasery thsted, O. D. Mat. ree. NAVAL. TOSlSetteell, Oct. 25.—Vaasea, 50, Capt. Fitzgerald, Prised at drains the old', (AP Comb/ July 11, i lr bi lieses PIP thie tth r ithe i risso from et. It • *oe. Ttahrd at t et 7 t i l i re‘e.l7ll to Is pig elt—lbsosawail. st.. Cia. 3. Toots r;wed somas ems ape el Osid Wwwwa Day nth Pt. at width time 1107411. am Ash was time. sod brillhat at MEMOS. Toeiteg tt k flat ult.. Aromas Vth ud., sad MOM II MIL MISSINSI NAM this &assess Sot the eastward le Is pia all.--14•Wbw, wept, with coaanarwd stores hop awassim way be dear oopeotedd SpObeed.—Deiver, a., received anawagnlsrew to gown L pessothas to sea at a sonient's Miss ssi tessiles testy. destuestlon is not known, tus the 11111/41Mile di WM animals wwwwww2 as Uholy to I. the duty she le about Omahas'. WaoLwtcs, Oct. 23.—Atrapaot, at.-fr. 42, will be un doing tosaorrew an to to Deptford, to afora an opportun.ty of isles bar surtatery. Startabeetat sad &gesso, sem. 5c...., its ettdated to law tbele IMMILDIMOS oest to than immediaiely tram Wabash Anaraol to Pectoesootb. As soon es their eguiratents are =they be Wild a' tbe bleat, mat chugs a Capt. IL 8:1 saele Ur wean apietammt. ADOILILILTT, Oct. 26.—Airoutwatutta.—Liaatenamita : LK CNA% ;I. 3. liastady, ta Powsrful. Aesistantdise. 1PW 0 7.... 3 . 10 Os•lss_ J. Mot and N. C. Chesty, to Poll s& evewn Maim *ls MOW Imam MOVl3lolll4—asp. 10, Ilsalsa, at Vws Cm.; all wall. Opt IleatA, left Mama fis Vera Cr= to isle t h e Eisele& the. le. Wellesley, the Ilse DwadmaiL wwwwwkw4w•Wial, Aim, sal emerge, wash/a& MO." lirtaccissielt at Yaws. SPORTING. NIWYABENT HOUGHTON MEETING. MAME, 44. Y.O.—Mr. Ifeetty's Routh, Sat ile (F. Hat- I b t beat La. Mein t W'. e by Wwisk, darn by Apreetble, ;st 111 b a ( Woo by half • begtb. 6t04 as the low. This rata was sot BILLING HANDICAP 03 15 NM Oath, 10 ft, for 3-year abet/ epereb. The whose to be sold tar lee sow, it demanded 11. IL Xt. boos Dote Nip" 4ph bt 21b ...... ,(Waket 1,1) 1 IL Wash Detbati. SW% 74 no t Dacia r 4) I tube el Miebbeihrs Me& 4 ps. eat 16 K.L bare Ilsebbs. 3 yr*. 41b O. MAIO 4 • to 4 apt Tosteity. seis to web ease %LAW; ao3 Net ass. • wry pod nee up the seri whh the tilt three ; waa by a Yak awl • head between aresed to thud Net dassi lwwSTAlm. 6110 WA task lot &yroida, Tot 7th ; bar, OK ilb; Ike Ned areoria, Mk Ilk doer to bald foe 90 Varrobra, be. !ADC. Mr. fehlerobseis ;.4. DI 1 WT. Friars by Mr Moir ist Tapia& siy 111•Kablesee MOW 3 Ilr & Kowley's Walk (triage 4 Kr. BWitawth to rtat ate i taluors, mod sto opt Lam 41Seri Druss made th to the nide , shim asp gene ty the imertte, who Kan half way up. awl won by • • the riot lar wobt. Ilse Is 1 Eta 13 ese. The hisser was rim & wouresest new •1 60 sow. 2.ye elste. 711, elbw. IML Time tole alektlet sews, it dimwit LTA EL MAO% Oder Owl 1 Dab of Ilinewra KM Chow (Lhabriser lad Chnewilitts (by Janet est a 7 11heirhe es.tw 3 • apt apt OAK te 1 spa Peerewll27,to apt thigahUse, 3ta 1 apt KM Cheer The miss woe Node hy to.llliodsw.b• ablest by KM Chore bolo the arts wises Grief twit has Miis est was siewely by • hopb, the Rbodaatbe Any • Kr Robert Koper bated Imsebaely atter martini. Iths to 1 Kb. 14 wee. ▪ sewn ass •1 10 me. bosh; ler 2 -lot-olds; total, 114 71b, see Oh 46. lbet MK et AL IL Whim to be mkt tar It whs. K bersatal. be. OIL Pars Wes . Withers Mt a li rlarbt k et img •TY Maris she ess . Crearediai (11. Ohm) • Gtr. istath (t. ; Mr. Z wel eiweektes ILdsersOsties (Pettit). le 1 apt ka. 51•1 spit sto 1 apt lests.fi le 1 apt MU atm* sls b e Cobb. whet, pt et le s us" swi res L. marl: es be web. whin lose set in 11494 them= • billos. sod whsiet by MK • lespb. The Time was Ma Is reols Kamm 1101, 1%. T,T.C.-lArd 694)57'. Slam show (V. 111064 OK 711 s. best Lett Olsigow's 1 be Issereset out of Raab. Sit (1104 by kat • Imph. 4tol es the ew slaws& Rua la 1 dm. 15 wee Stem mats et 10 sew. e , foe 3-yr-elas, 74 7 5 ; bow. Ott Mb; tee rat upwards The *bow to b• •61 sege..ll4eearwto4 &a T.T.C. Oremists6 The TIMow, shed 1 Mr. lb. =l6altibriethr bat • 4 sr, be lea were sat : Kr. Iherbh • fstTe4;l, it=letre SA. pa glesery, 3 I ra ( )• Kr. bar •W. wassiwal yrs (Wahrlield) ; Mr. Illerowes *.r Wear. Me. 1,) ; Hz. S. .Neeire Dew, yea (J. Priors) ; Mr. T. Kw KW et Ow tianet. 11 se (A. Day); Kr. Ispos's Weiesee, 3 yrs (S. 14w0; 4 be se w The Travereer , 3 Da (ILifeboar); Glet). Ira* Ilidtestl. I le 1 apt rislicropber. seri r 1 ash wet Testehrasti The trovenee.,—llobbird, w.th ehilenglow sal With am. Is whim Pete to be eerds, whore ilibroglor bowed loaf'la woo half why up by The Widow and testa by • be" a breetem mood oh 61r; With Ilbeheohi arts hom' rsil op. Nos 1 ashi. see. Res tomer Pun of SOL ; tot 3-7r-o)ds, and upwards. is. LP. Mr. T. Misherdes Kw Mut Dow 1 Mr. lsew o.lbsek's 36 I apt Toth. 4he 1 ash sit NW Fast Dew Orahla, •to 1 apt that t wet ftslisiesse. ern tal apt klalakfiskr, The Chodbaltinan mei twit at • dew pp. tilowst by PeotwKater see Oredie. be baby ersislaalpei st. Is 66 ester they see es es WY% oboe Clembs web amid. let yes emelt NNW by ire Poet Dew Icltettril the labileolobbAr Ist hothe esikwat by • %wan Tarte s seess ibi s di A 6WIL to tab. 111 aims. MAIM Ile, b R T.Y.o.—Deks et BMW". leteil, Math test Lee istisehOwidas Otertholonew). Ile las Me. Lt. Was by • LPL Mos Is In. 14 wee. tWlsratTALs• et 10 ewe. wee, for 2-welie. 611111; dew, 44 lib; four, t 4 11t1; tee sal upwards ad IL lam betel Lb. M. Ito wisher to be odd ker230.1, he. (4 Nab.) Mr. 0. Hebb% Oftbeeds ( 111 1 Mr. Dythei K mat (Taster Mr. OreWs deadly Oki (0. Broom 3 sto 4 ett 11.drti Ohl. Was by • had. Ras in 2 Ewa. 21 sea MATODI Opp , 000 it. F.—Lord Zutoes Tielphoss, Tel 71 tleiliLnird L A. eadhozw, 71b (Roblaka). 3to 4 to lo . Was by • barb Loottstono pulled up high eals. gee. Maws, 500, 1 ft. A.F.—Mr. Payee's Olewlevosr, est mi. meow tort& hen Dohs of lisborre Jamica to Ireland, IM URI Stnths.on's ism were put tip lot sale this and the talleirtog lets seli:—The Swallow, 94 as.; r=i; 80 1 4 1 0 64144 . 59 1 5 4 16.11114Mett, 15 p.; eat IL LAM 1$ 2.11/1111111T STAIRS (FRIDAY) ).—ACCIITTAMCIL —rivet Ore; Illresebow. est Kb; Oessisk, la Gib; Odd. se. b; Cracow, at I L Jar Km 314; Sersay, Ibt; •by WTI& het et Coo. intbs.let INO; • by Omar d byhl Warn, Tet 121 h; bah. Tit INS ; Cabler, yet Kb; Mims brrissy. Id; by baud set at Marla, la. lembi Desksisr, est We; Thaw, lit 56; b. Mwolle. th Dpsehis. 116; Garbs. st Glib; Drab. Ist flb ; Twhmi,tstliltyrsp. 74 Temay, 74 Ilb ; besot* tom, ▪ 16b; Mr shy Shiba eat ef Koret a bt The way bib MI Is Oils see eles as Itra, Ces Cometiaa soh kr the bp*" ead ch ere, led Grim far the seetest boa. lAN Oldham& COURT OF BANICRUPTCT.—Tcoramms. Mere Ilr. Oululoner Even. CABS or • lawns-Ks —John Smith, jeweller, of Ile gant-etseet, mom cep for bh last essmisatioa. H. balance asset eztesded over a period of 12 years. from the 20th April, 1836, to the 3rd Hay,lB4B, and ontainod the follow **. home creditors, 3.3W1. ; ditto secured, 3,0931. ; hi, 1781. ; profite, 10,8n1. ; utatieth 1,0001. By good ; diabtfid dig.., 2634 ; property giros up, 4641. ; 11141 11 611 Weds of endues, 4,8331: trade a:pease., 4,8501. ; y ditto, 3,4864 ; iatcreet. 1,7:!1.• losses, 2,3521. As the smarm won voluminous, and ha d been but recently fled, as ailloomeent was sawn for, to enable the wetness to earmire arm. ADM a aaavumeion the emalloatios was eillomseil lime dia. Rieman Zw.risiumms —The certificate of Jobs Maw, fabled eismohetorer, City-rood, wea OfEreed by the sodden %Os sislpsee, IS the pound that lankrapt hod atelbmal la bedew too bag, and that his apeadltare Made" his pram W Ghost 100 k The cortUleate was sae. radii ler els mealba. Dies ltr.Oemlatener Teablencon DIP 1011•11 *coot:mm-4. Faustian, leather seller and drum, Huh Roth.,., piped fee his stertibeate. Tree easigtom appeal ea assmat ezgamiro szpsodltan and dabstive books, whereby they bad boas pea mated Insa ae motalaing what had Name ai a wiles of ble elsek.—Hie Mow eisansi Mist ths basks** lot only bow la kw& wan shwa iss swaths • ais4 while his prides Inn but M. kis wwwassa lad hew 0741 , la Whim W a saw al Mi. Ise laws. UK se whish was lbw. had KW that snot Ewa to haw Ws barn& HL capital had beta OIL, sad be had no Kea to pis, with his indite& nary. The wand. ate mils amnia& alas ammiths. lizrmissma asp PIIOIITIL—The errand* ad Pawl Osstswwit. arsyst wad Wihre. el Pistrumwstwast, was append by emits, In psmat. sad suppwand Kr. Dynan. His paw wars wwa—sses MX. we ; aws:s %taut KU.— The Ouwahalawts, rossashise that the awa had bon bank rupt bale% as/ that his apeman greatly wasidat his prods% searisied eartillassa Ow NW isosilis, with pro- NOW& WILITHINSTIIi COUNTY COURT.—Yerrommr. Sews D. C. Sopa, Fit, Jodge. BONTIII 11. Ilinet—A Smoot/Jr • VOILZIONSIL , This was an Mina beweght by a proisedual gentlemaa livieg at Balsbaugh egelem the tiehmiset, the well. known patent gas oohs memelionwer, peshesional services ren dered is floodent The ere we set &ewe for trial about a fertefight eine& bog was ••111•111M1 until this day (Widnes day), tn. the ottendrese tithe paeleaL Oa the CM biMm marl. Mr. KidoKir mopemed ea behalf of the plebs! ,ff sold his client we see presemt, but that his son was, who we well megedeged with the whole temnimsden. r. linater, sonier, woo bes NI to emoo= i e w dbillalllL Mr. Duman. he dellendowt. dolma a on the_ i _md that tbe eibramemnb as t oks eek d rese eddy the attendants& Huns that he ewe present, bet me (boy mould not .s kew attendanse IS sob puma from that esert, he eet to have attendla when. Wily. The Judge add the WOW living witieutthejorle. 4ation of the met it It 10 Vie. was to ail Wheels and pewees • frofiliguar, sad had so right to being um edam in the °suety Court. That ant merely applied be linglead and Wales. Sup a verdict to be glees again* the pleinellg how was ha w ledge) to mitoses payment et mem es in what court oral thei l I , : =a s recovered ? By the fathom& it wee net competant he a to brim se maim is a weenty mart oder he ems at Is one of tie eishiee4 moil he must look ups a rem living in be es a Igart,_— Mr. Dod: Bet he is ea Begikineas mad emend& Who laws at this matey. Ines the plaiat was taken oat the plaiatiff gave his Wren widds the district, and the oasis of nuke eras widda the Jurisdiction of that court. Apia, Use Nth motion said that any person who esay he doe.ross of smiag le the Camay Court might do so. With reference to the plaiatiff sot wag pre sent it was mot nesesessry, se he (11r. Bed) appeared es Ids behalf.—The Judge maid that although Mr. Pod weld do without the preemie et or the tishodant, by the 83rd section, had a right M lib mtMm limee Itr tims purpose of @sandals( kiss se a Wail.. If he lived within Ike**. diction et the Oineem Omar Act, the delmdent oesibil es teem that ateemlente by embrens. Tee ere meow dee* foe the superior marts to entertain, and he should eider a await to be mimed ea the ground of the noa-mtemehase of dee ebbed", who did not reside within the beledledea of tM Cou nty Omits Am& sod the want or power la the judge to make may mare rimiest him.—Mr. Demean applied fee cess&—Mr. Dad said they had been already odd when dm adjetuumuut to place.—Mr. Duncan mid he led bed H. Iss, Bd. allowed kin, bed that we Me his int atiemlines. He °Wended that he might to Its rid for Hs silmodenes that day.—The Mae said that sal.., merely he hod no power to order Mr. Demean to receive may mole. The list section said that In so cam shall the he to mponed ezemeithe sum of It. Is ea. ter his attendance is the eme.—The plant. tiff was then neennieed. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—TnersaDAT.—Defore Mr. Justice /dank aid Mr. Juake Wightima. rbort oaths* of the followiag este appeared ia yester day's Espren 2 l ALLZOID MOIDER.-AOW Trushens, 40 splartur, was Mewed for the wilful murder of Alien Trish= a del gm years old, by casting her tato the estriag her to be drowsed.—Mr. Ey= Mr. Li ..eadueted the areeentlea he the aatleashise et the City of Londe's. Mr. Clarkin& dalsoded the E ar Mary Bell dogsled *Mo Silt she the e wee ea hoard a steam boat gobs es Lead= . It was ia the evening, sad wparly - ttark. While dm was ea board she ob served a woman with • child is her twos go slam the dick to the voltam of the mmeijaad immedlately afterwards the but nu stopped, and ebe heard Na eaglets call out "aeal let, and the steamer wen pat bast and everything wee dam to save the westaa, whe had, h appeared, jawed overboard with her said. The whets pseessiles was the act of ea instant. William Pry damped that he wee also on board the Londe& Pride, and he saw • woman lift up the rail at the end of the Ile cautioned her net to do so, and shut the . could not recognise the woman who acted as he &scribed, and said he should not know her was. Witness found the rail open soon afterwards and abut it down again and walked forward, and directly after wards he herd the cry of " overboard." Owe Whitcomb said that be was r at the time in gaieties, and ems sittiag at the of the boat whoa he heard the captain cry out that a woman had jumped overboard with a child in her arms. As soon al he was &Me he jumped Into • barge that lay alongside the pier, end saw the body of a woman floating ia the water, and he observed a mamma go towards the object and take it eat of the water. It was the primmer. As they were going to the pelisestation the L=asked what had bosoms of her child, and 1 that excoriate grief had mated her to do what he bad, tad said she had been in gnat trouble. When the pelemer inquired what had became of her child, he told her that he believed it was all right. hat he amid not tell her poinivsly.—Cromexamitied : TM prisoner repeatedly inquired after her child, and appeared to he in great distress of mind It wee quite dark at the time the osearmaes took phee.—The witness was atmezaseimad es to the evidence is had gloat before tha wow, and, at his &psi • flan was put in and mad. when Ii on that semelea be represented that the did sot say that a mega led jumped overboard, bat that a woos"' was over heard, and ea hie being questioned respecting this die ,lte said he did not think it was an important difmonee—Mr. Justice Haute asked him whether if hi had assidenteby fallen into the water from a steamer, he maid mithlak it WIT strange and contrary to truth if anybody wee to represent that he had jumped overboard ? —The witness did not reply. W. Beget, the captain of the London Pride, depose? that moselledt Westininster-beidp at 20 minutes to 8, and arrived at Panrs-wharf soon after eight. It was very dark, end his attention was attracted to the head of the boat. He olnervai • woman with • child sitting near the larboard, but he mild not identify the Intoner as the game woman. Immediately afterwards he sussed the female, and beard a splash is the water, and there was a cry of " a woman over board." Ile "topped the boat, and then sow a body floating in the water. There was • boat just shied, and he called out " 'culler," and the can who was in it immediately want to the sesistence of the woman in the water. isoßrim, • mamma, stated that he was on the river with his boat at the time referred to, and on his hear. tag the alarm that a woman was overboard, be rowed to- ward" he body which was pointed out to him, and found it was a woman, and on his pulling her towards him he saw • child in her arms, which dropped from her and sank. The prisoner was dragged into the boat with emistance, but the child was drowsed. As they were going to the police sta tion ',With* prisoner, she said she wished she had pee with the child.—Crcm-examiami : The Osmium fleet appeared to be claspiag the child tightly in her ants. She wee quite law less when she was taken out of the water, sad when she re covered she cried very much, and it was then that she said she wished she had gene with the Mild. Mr. Clarkson also pat in the depeeition of this wing= be he eethe coroner, when it egpmeed that upoa that axed , did not nate that the Omer mid she wished she : gene with the child. Brnjemin Wheeler, the pismire at reef Wharf pier, preyed that he watt to assist the but witness in getting the primalr eat of the water, and Aimee misted to take her le the statioa-home. John Buckley, • Thames pollee emebble, proved that is the 010111•1 t w at 9th of esqm s be demi the body of a child at low water partly soder • bergs that wee aground. It was • female apparently Mint be an sex years old, and be identified clothes new padased le the mate skates it had on at the time. The Wits hoe I was very mach cut by the gravel, and the Magas was feed/ out of its 'math. Elisabeth Campbell identified the clothes as them won hyl the child dike prisoner. She said she had knows bee he eighteen yeses, and she was aware that she had never been weeded. The child was five years rod a had cad, and wee I alai Allea—By Mr. Clarkson The phew was • kind. keeebil a humane, and affeetionate penes. eel when dee wee in semis, she paid ss. • week for the sanest el the 61116 end always trusted it affectionatsly.—By the Cant: WWI rem believed that the prisoner was fa adeemedi awe stemse. She had been out of place he hart month& Mr. W. Gray deposed that he had known the gamer he 14 years. The last place she was in wee as ma ma em. White, in Great Cumberland-street. the left that somist Mr months ago. Whams saw the Orem M Me beam chest two o'clock on the Bth of Soppier. MD had the child with her at that time, and when she went away dm said she was going fee • walk. He did not ohmenstairkiag particular in her manner. The hely of the Mild was shown to him after it was taken eat of the water, but he could not identify its feetares, and only knew it by the clothes.—By Mr. Clarkson : The prisoner was at times very melancholy and desponding, but she always appeared to in at the child very and he considered her a kiad and affectionate n Rebecca Fisher prork that the prisoner and her child lodged in her house up to the Bth of September, and she also identified the clothe es these belonging to the prierian's child.ler. Clarkson: The prisoner appeared very lead oft This was the nee fm the promeution. Ides. Clarkson wheel if he might venture to inquire whether the 'con t considered the evidence excluded the supposition that the death was the remit of accident ? Mr. Jostles Maude said he thought there wee midis= te ye t• the jury, and it would be wars proper !eat SIM ID de - Mthe gawks. r. Clarke., then addressed the jury for the johneem He should submit with greet caohlesee that the ISOM was gilts inconclusive se to the meat by which 116 1111. lin add eases into the water ; that them was enigision be did set mesa to deny; but they must sot net spa elm plies. The law did net empower the to do es, emd they I tioubi oak, aft e n the evidence that wee laid beam lam. 14. Jellies in somealil k e t p, esid that eadenbledly whatever empidea Jag t have of the poi mope tithe treneestlea, they hed se to eel ayes thee sr *ha, however strew, at might belled they mot be guided eddy by the madam etidused. The hosed judge then THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1848. neepitellsted the riders, remerking epee die eireant risen at it bias quite dark when SIN tranasetton took pies sad the eiresse of say edemas r to UM mode by relit the palmier aid her gad NW late the water, sad else sheeseft that widow at AM eat all positively ea elude the wappeakin thee the phew had tales from the steamer W essides• widest deliberating mon dm • admits TIP • waist of Not (inky. pal[ ennui lonseuse.— W. M.Pregslay, a letter carrier, we iseleteil hr embesallag sad weans, while mewed in that sweaty, a Meer esamialag le., the ps= o f t h e persastordeaseel—Mr. Charon sad Hr. rail • este& ; the gamer wee tinted by Mr. Beßearisa.—lt ap peared that ea *earl et Levet • passes alma Imensel posted • Weer asehieftel a shillint atßeenie4 ;e rrTzt Ake, eddresed M hie eel at Emaassi Wealmkeler, sad 111 Inter awned Is du swarm at the arellWes* ef the pest Mos. The primer was isiter easier at the Gies, hie diarist ter deli very being Piedise, whisk esetprieed the imeesel Reipitel esbeel, sad It was his Ilan he have delivered the hies in qualm es the merig it arrived, het it al set semi to bead I. des ceases. Whoa the whew had us plated the dslivery ef kitten for this atersieg, he me nosed to the Partelke, when he mem him kale ere* tem • 4 1 411 8 i1 own imierona I sad. es rebate, asked NM lewd delivered all him hams, he asewesel is the affsemein, and he was this takes te TeldilifiellePeless by the awn. assaMw to the seem el list sehalMehmest h at was sai es hie snivel, sad is the lidos sil then was issued aoudad the hefts igr apes. esd the 1110alli sa c is the prissier baebeg sused - eten err la the kat. Oa Ye some quetilwa War, he maid It WIN right ; that Is had de reirodedle Wm le the address apes it; bat the party was met then. met le had rewind a redirection, wed he would espila It le the first peen= who mina to the pima, mire him to Saw the leeter. He afterwards laid that ke had head a slog mars his bindle of letter, sod that he supposed it had come out of the tatter in quoesioa, and he *Waded to have mentioemed the matter to the le rpetor end have delivered him the Ailing, but on his beim reminded that taly a peaty was hand in his pocket, ke ad mitted that he had made re of the shilling, but rid he is heeded to have obtained another.—Thu jury ford the pri wan Owilly, but recommended him to meaty. Alert Kmesberry, 26, another Postoflite letter carrier, *seed Guilty to ea offenses of a similar dearnater. Ma Milk 26, also a patinas, was Wised foe re f • brat artaiarg • sovereign, the property of her Hejestei Preassater.GenseaL—The um* roansel were o 7=for Ile peseevalles,—Mr. Parry denied the . Is Rib an weaved that, in cessequses numerous = l : 4 ll ‘ lll 2gritY in the delivery of letters is the Pongee, is the New Kestroad, whisk was he is goluneee delivery, a plea was hid by w maths Mee ef the Pesteellee to teat his honey. A ernereign, marked by two of the officials of the establishineat, wee placed la a letter addroped Mr. Dyer, 6 Weymouth. ens*. New Keatrosel," mad this loam, whisk ens dinned to a Ore sot whin the priener's (Notelet, was purposely phial ewes his beadle of rum. It would have bus the W its priseser, nadir anis eireasetasese, to have sw SIM isttor is (peados to ea Mow ailed the Mimi isussi sad tie letter did eons to him, but the mewl& hed M y Ma The primer, ea kehe oniesed ley sae of the hapestem at the pmeslise ens the saint, desied that he bed bees into way timelessly!, err that los hed dosest . e:i mid he ale ilesied be mesa say letter te egmerelhotent. tuned amt, however that he bed , the MIMI MIIISIag oban lt the Artier , movereign at the es P - f AIM publisleate, la the New Kent-road., sled. es lie bens coafreated with the lad who had himM diem, he admitted the fee, and said that ha gives had limed W mmteirro en his seat at the pent-oreco.—llr. Parry sibesed the4 t f a se the primer, sad celled the Rev. Ro bert Rd's, a ate for the nasty of Rase:, to speak to lie efeeseeles, that geatiemea stated that he had known him from a boy, sad he always onallered h i e s re bus, an steeliest etweesees 'ad he also em s lif w out of custody he metal willingly take him into his service.—The jury retuned • verdict of Owsily, but recommended the prisoner to many me essount of his good @hunter. NSW oOUlT.—Before the ilacardsr. Ritmo° Swears—J. Bradley, aged 40, goldsmith, wee indicted fee stealing a ring, valued at 101., *e property of Risher& Willis, his muter. The brother of the prosecutor SWIM that they earn on business at Clerkeuwell-grass, es =ths, and the prisoner had bean ia their employ be throned (rumors. The property in question hael,been eialnisted to him (prisoner) to make, and ha having absented "dwelt from his work for several days In the early part of last Mendb, witness, apes looking Into the place when hie work direr have been, mired the ring. Upon prisoner returning to Lis work, he said he had met with an soculent to und o the stones which he had to cat in the ring, had taken it away to get it repaired. Prosecutor not being saddled with the statement, gave him into custody, and he t hes admitted having pawned the ring for 51., but mid he iateaded to redeem ie.—Several wit. eases gave the prisoner as excellent character, sad es vital his having committed the act, not to an latent to deprive the proceen tor of it, but to temporarily procure some money, haviap Gilles into difficulties from sperdating in • number iungsweeps.—Thee jury rained • verdict of Guilty, aecoespanylog it with a recommendation to mercy.—the Recorder, is pasting tenter" deprecated the temptation of such species of gambling, whir sooner or later entailed a serious loss ea those who eageged in them, and generally ter pinated ia their ruin. wee then ordered to Mid - risons& and kept to bard la Re bour far three mouths. IV. Nadi, aged 23, clerk, was indicted for staling a gelding, chaise, and harness, the property of Robert Staple. ton. He was also indicted for stealing a horse, saddle, and bridle, the property of George Scott ; and farther detained upon another charge of larceny. The prisoner, who is the eon of an Subteen at Cheltenham. and a young maa of rural appearames sad address, had by false pretences hired from leveed livery-stable keepers horses and gigs and saddle hones, with which he went to seven' hotels, ordered dinners mad tea, took his wise and the best of what the different houses afforded, and having had the vehicles and horses pot up for the eight, under the pretence of not being able to get a eeie cashed, borrowed various small sums from the landlords and waiters, after which he cle camped, leaving the owners of the hones and vehicles to recover the prtperty the best way they could.— The jury head him Ossify.—Thu Ream ler said it did not appear that he iatended to steal the horses or gigs, but had rather obtained them by false pretences, to aid him in carry ing out • system of swindling. He should not, therefore, treat it as a an of horse stealing, but of swindling, and seateseed him to 12 swaths' imprisonment and hard labour. Ro 88888 ST A CLEII.-.4. seed 18, MI me llower's clerk, was indicted for elealler 1110 Prfrifi7 et his muter, G. Whittlee.—Mr. Pays pemeseted mins. Psea deeps defended.—lt appeared that prisoner had been for some yews in the employ of presswear, who is an auc tioneer ..d house &gest. The primer had received the messy is queens and had sever seek retuned to the dies, or +l v es: ea : B 7 ameene of the mow, until he as by a polisowsWable is Rants, whoa ke lei that where the money had bees paid him he had semshlag to brisk which °memo him, and being robbed of part of the money he was skald to return.— ihred witnesses sin his an excellent character, and the =l:strongly recommended him to mercy. The jury .Guilly.—Two of the rheum to character who are perms in business and of the highest respectability Wend le lake him irate *ail AMISS f dl.chs gad —rid Semi, Is loft sodas% NM he meld not look ever such es efeeee without woe peekkasent, the mare espeehlly se the Omer W bees veil 'dewed and breeiftla ; bet es ha had Wm rememseisi mercy sad twos kh sisee from whoa, he sherd mat a u Cl i e • gaol when he would he con ' teadaseed. bet stir him to be imperilled for two months in Hirsute. had - - MIDDLESEX SIASIONS.—YineIDIT. Beton Mr. gerjeant Adams. SIMPATHT.—J. Dale, 19, was indicted for attempting to destroy himself, by cutting his throat The prisoner, it appeared was confined is the Howe of Detention, Clarkin well awaiting trial on a charge of pocket picking. Oa the 15th instant, about half peat one o'clock, M'Callum, one of the warders on duty, went to his cell, and found him lying on his hoe ; blood was flowing from two eats in his throat indicted by a clasp knife, whisk lay by his side. The officer relied him up, and found that mot more than a glassful of blood had nand from the wounds, and the latter were not of a vary serious nature. The primmer saidthat he should have dun it effectually bad the been sharp enough: he wanted to take away kis life, sad had before that tried to bast! himself. The warder sent fee the gOvernor and the simgeem, rd the wounds were dressed.—The prisoner, in his define, said that he had not done it with the view of comminag saiside, hat be the purpose of inducing the • _utherities to plass some one la the all with hint —Thilammed judge end that the jury most judge of the primroses ieuntim—A venkt et Noe Guilty was re turned.—Thu leaned judge said that the indictment against the primmer he the other oases had been Ignored by the grand jury from feelings of sympathy, on amount of this at tempt upon his life, though it em as den and as annul- vocal a are as had ever come biker that start, whilst they loud a true bill against him for this aim attempt at self destructioa. This showed what come of sympathy, and also how mounts it was that Juries should apply themselves only to the case before them. The verdict now given was unquestiosal • cornet caw, and a regular pickpocket had escaped from aide'. Jovsoux sum —A little gW, named Weeidelkil years of age, pleaded gnilq te • drips ef atialias ddkin her father.—The leaned jailys rata tb• patents al this child were, he was Wormed tank dbilneni, and had, us dant, got up this dime ease thin OM to re li eve themselves boa the Tennil yif its 11111bilanYte. He we very same smiplied that pain moglettalei inald send such a ear to that wort Bit indabip astmesi the child to one hour's imprisonment, and merely reprbmiled the mother, cautioning bar to allatis bees her base habits, and nue: von to dads WNW* bar miserable &WI& CO ISE Oka= JUIT.—Tb• grand jury, ea sin Ws Sand to be dushamed, ham Mel in the follow ieg promeslast: Sto pima ot the gnat Joy beantina sub sargeteed at the put saw darn ems st Inn Isosit Sdr notice, and Milne le Ss Wild= ye, de Ss& pride oiled, to sib Ss pis orsideds smineW dei sub ars by dlob moo ark dila stud* Ilse d nor WSW d the peg Imo vet Wigwag. Sid said arum lair ward at Sit Is soma Maio d - ISE edidis Sdnie ism JIM eleiss=rest se Mod Sr die Sesse.sdpedbals le ills lissionnis d Ss ssissad. lit. Unit blew odd, I. reply, that as szpselease of 40 ran in the pselenden of the law odd him that asthiag staid be Mil se the edministostioa of Anise tbsallia gitgatna Mis men s invested with a pow/ of essesswily dealing IrMit sdoksiesese. Hat with repaid to the seemed pmt of the prelennnent, be fully coecurred in what the grand jury I said. The mart might »fuss to allow pecoreaton of that arts their 'spumes, het that did set enewer the and ; and the evil would never be remedied until, by a legislative gu mmiest, the court Wes empowered to order the whole ex penses of the prosecution to bs levied upon the shop where t h o mks property was expand. POLICE.—ViItirTILDST. OIIILDHALL.-BTh 4 u lo • HOMAN AND CAST.—W. ctltt and F. Finer, of Little Windmill-street, New-oat, Lambeth, were charged with stealing a horse and cut, the of John Tensile, of F ai lz, and AMOS and tilaroh D arn chandlers wen as the receivers of the 00116 whisk weal in the :wt. On 7th of September, Thos. Lewis, is the service of Mr. Tomlin, was sent for arse corn and hems. Oa hie rows homewards, and when in Upper Oround.street, Black Man cm of the seeks fell out of the eon, sad Croft and another man helped to lift It in main. Os Lewis nuking Bridge-street, Yam emu up and - told his that he ma to go back to the wharf fora letter for his master. Believing Vicar, be had seen him on the wharf previous to loadiag,he retuned then, leaving Croft in charge of the bons sad cart. On the way, the prisoner Viper made an excuse to Lewis, saying that he would follow his, but did sot do ea ; and when the Won arrived at the wharf he found the story false. On recarrog with the clerk to Bridgo-street, Lewis discovered that the hone, cart, corn and man sad drappeared, and nothing more was beak of them satil the hone and cart were hand in Chapel-etseet, Sower gem, by the polies, who Named them to His Oreerryard, wheats they wore shortly after Mused by the owner. Two of the City police officers the. actively set to work to lad the prisoner Visor and the maven, and alter Wate CroVa house for some time they followed his preenmed= to Bealey's house in Timbal` a-roed, and as bee noun, Dalton, one of the officers, task her to the etatkadsonse, and 1 she war kept there while he and Rowe, another oasis, went and searched finley's loser, where they found at the bey k part of the shop a quantity of corn covered over with smoke, the quality of whir wee identified r bring similar . 1 to that stolen. It was then proved hy Mrs. Watson, the menu who lived with Croft u hie wift, that after she was ti in custody sloe went by his desire to Seeley's, and asked 11 what they were going to do, either to send money or employ 1 : a solkitor to defend Croft, and that Mrs. Beaky at first pro- y Mad to send • solicitor, at the lame time saying, "If , Croft keeps quiet and knows nothing, we shall know no. ' thing ; end if he gra imprisoned, he shall have something to go elsewhere on his coring out." any the next °erasion Mrs. Beaky said she raid not spare any money, as if they got into trouble they would want it to defend themselves. The primmer Vine, wee sot taken into custody until a day or two ago in Lincolnshire. He was identified by Lewis as the man who told him to go bask for the letter.—The pri- sown were committed. WEST MI NST E R.—fiv.assi so. —WilliantPhilips, a boy between 12 and 13 years of age, was charged with stabbing another, between 2 and 3 years his senior, with a penknife. The two boys resided at Chelsea, and were playfellows. On Tun Jay evening they were together, near Turk's-row, , when the prisoner amused himself - by cutting a sharp point to apiece of wood with a penknife, after which he poked the point of the wood repeatedly against the other's side. The letter entreated him to desist, but finding that he would 1 not, he took the wood away from him, upon which ?, the prisoner declared that union he immediately re stored it he would lob the knife into him. Prosecutor re at fused to deliver up the piece of wood, and the prisoner is- 2 , tudiately carried his threat Into execution by stabbing him in the arm, near the elbow.—Policeman Harriott immedi ately afterwards tame up, and finding the boy bleeding from the wound, had him conveyed to • surgeon's, in Lower Oeorgerreet, when the wound was dressed, and took the al prisoner into custody.—The accused, in reply to the charge, 11 said the other boy would notgive him up his piece of wood, I and struck him in the eye.—Frisoner was committed for trial c at the Central Criminal Court. 2 MONEY MARKET. WIDNIVIDAT EMNIIIO. The porchases of money stock, which commencers yesterday, were more actively continued to-day, and were paid at higher rates in consequence of the de mand for, and the scarcity of, stock at market. It was worth and obtained more by 1 than stook bought for time at various times dunng the day. Consols ascended to, and were bought at, 851, but closed a fraction lower at 83 tot, both for money and time. Reduced Threes, 84 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 844 to Z. Bank Stock, 183 to 6. Long Annuities, 8Z to 7-16. Exchequer Bills, 395. to 425. i prem. India Bonds, 38s. to 41s. prem. India Stock, 234 to 6. Foreign stock., in which there was little business, a may be quoted nearly as before. Mexican were 1, steady at 19 to 1, having been done at the latter quotation. Peruvian, 31 to 3.,8 -azillien, 70 1 to 2. Chilian, 82 to 4. New Granada 114 to 12. LA Dutch Two-and-a Half per Cents., 441 to 54 ' • the 71 Fours, 68 to 9. Rueeialt, 97 to 9. Belgian, 70 to 2. 1 1 . Spanish Fives, 101 to 11; the Threes, 211 to 21; It Passive, 2/ to 3. Portuguese, 22 to 3. The Manchester Courser, under date of last even- s Mg, notices : A failure of large amount which was announced to day, that of Meows. S. A. Butterworth and Co., in the blanches ter and Yorkshire trade, in this town and at Shelf, betw.en Halifax mid Bradford. The liabilities of the arm are vari ously stated at between 30,0001. and 100,0001., but the former , sum will be about the amount. The failure has not rakes any one by surprise, es It has been feared such would be the result for some time past. The larger portion of the BINH ' ties will, it is understood, All upon Bradford. The directors of the Midland Railway, it is under stood, are about to submit to the proprietary, with the least passible delay, a complete statement of the ' affairs of the company, a copy of which will be paused to each member. 'This will assuredly be the most satisfactory and decided course for disposing of the misrepresentations or exaggerations which, wantonly or wilfully, have been circulated so freely of late. On the other hand, it is proper to notice an instance of improper railway management in the construction of the board of directors of the York and North Mid land line. At that board two of the auditors are per mitted to sit and to act as directors : are directors in fact, as well as auditors, if we are correctly informed. Now such a conjunction of offices, in volving the performance of very opposite duties, is, if not unprecedented, at least unusual, and cannot be too strongly observed upon. The true attributes of an auditor consist in the powers de legated to him of checking the accounts, and pro tank) the proceedings, of the board of direction, in the interest of the associated proprietary by whom nominated to act, or supposed to be. Such also must be the intent or construction of the acts of parliament by which auditors are directed to be appointed. But how can such functions be expected to be always im partially fulfilled, as they ought to be, where auditors, themselves directors, meet simply in the dormer capacity to audit their ewn accounts, for such is the fact when, as directors, they are themselves the parties whose accounts have to be checked and investi oksd? It is, and will be, taken for granted, of course, that although there may be a cumulation of incompatible offices in thesame persons, there can be no cumulation of the salaries or allowances attaching to each ; for that Wield make the impropriety mere glaring still, and Is. endurable, because more costly, to the pro prisisry. The combination of auditor and director in the same individual is sufficiently incorrect of itself, and independently of other considerations. Letters on railways and the Stock Exchange are still the order of the day with many of the readers of the Express in various parts of the country. Were the matter they contain of " s ufficient importance or novelty, or were specific facie of grievance or otherwise alleged under proper guarantees of authority, they might be left to tell their own tale at length. But unfortunately they treat too vaguely and discursively de omnibus rebus in respect of railways, and stock jobbers, with schemes for smeding the values of the one, and the manners el the other, to be wilfully available for insertion, foe IN& indeed the length of some of the ooramunica time would be an additional disqualification. One Ming from " Lothbury," requests us to elig 2 the llat aMedse of capitalists to the superior adenetages of "making purchases (of railway ) at the present low prices," my " half wind has actually been paid upon them," whisk "in many cams" would return 10 per cent. sr more as an investment ; and our humble same are requested in " these times of depression and panic," in favour of railway property. Need it Ise repeated, that it is no part of our duty to interfere about prime, further than to record them, and the causes which may have led to their elevation or de preciation ? In the weekly summary . under this head of the rates of interest per annum yielded by various stocks and shares at the prices of the day, founded on the rates of dividend last declared and paid, and the interest according to denomination on government stocks, care is advisedly taken to avoid any exprm sion of opinion as to the relative value or superiority of one description of security over another, or the re verse. With such facts as can be so supplied, and such other information as they are left, and especially warned, to gather, the public may be safely trusted 's' general to look after their own interests, and at all meats may not leek for counsel from us. Another correspondent is anxious that " jobbers should be kept without the walls" of the Stock Ex change. The suet of this would simply be to put an end to about three-fourths of the business in railway shares, to my nothing of the funds. Worse still : it would create a mush greater panic in shares than has yet been experienced. Very many of the jobbers are ' very large holders of ra'lway shares; some of them wealthy individuals, within our knowledge among the largest holders in the country. Out of the Stock Ex change they would owes to job of course, and all become sellers. What the remelt would be may be readily conceived. 12411.11113 11)14D11. Hank Plod, 133 I 10113 Soak under ,CI.OOOC . 3 per 03A55a1341 5 1 4 Oardn i c., 044 vt 411.444. 8 4 8 4 "38. 3=C4. Asit;.. 41 • 4ft ose. isock:A B 4 8 6 ' 88a. 8 1 444: 8888.1. 11. Id" DIU*, Moods, £1,003. 40 1 pen. Ma MIA. ft. JUak SOL segment I per Oeet. MIAOW' &Md. . TTII YO* I 6 1 pet Oust. °n eeds load., 116 6 pee IN IX MeMme,ll46, Amt. Oat n• 6 MIDS. 6 per Ct. aria Hoods. IBM LA., 976 I 6 veglanAt e lkark. di,. front 16 poi Oull Dili Rubio" 1, 441 ) ATOM ABROAD. TwassAirlialt per Oak. ; 431 444 Ate. F pOWL. Y 466 ; BA. rg e fk. " = ‘ ,l &rat of th• was as Os Vis 76.• BEE The DP& tomb lime to per Orli win Ist. both beier.—Dlmert. Keist. EXCHANGES AND Agiessom Oar. 11.—Ass. Debt 1 Di Tlim O•Y. —A. JAI . D = l" ...d la s a las Ertift m ilallm iLE _ sip we" is gm " A lur Ze b b.'1..66"14 RAILWAY NEWS. The .bare market showed signs of improvement, and money to some small extent wu carried there foe investment by parties in receipt of dividends, as veri fied in a few instances. The amounts so invested were, however, bat of slight scoount, and the improve ment, so far as generally evinced, must be set down mainly to the rise in the funds. /RABA I.lBT.—Lompon. Omani 25. soos-TM wotallosi et Mar la Raw olwootors dowto loiawaose: {W'S Um to Wits Wane VANS. 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Jr 1i0.101.m..16 nli 19 s ei, In /winders...,. lig so. lIRETINCI.-BDOIBUROH AND NoaTnEuer.-A special meeting of the Edinburgh and Northern Railway Company, was held on Tuesday. In 011th'. Royal Hotel, Edinburgh, J. Balfour, Esq., of Beibiraie, la the chair, for thepurpose of coondering and determining on a proposal to take a certain amount of prekrential stitch in the Aberdeen Railway. - The report was reed by the secretary, which stated that the directors had called &meeting of the share holders fur the special purpose of conddraing and giving their sanc tion to certain important armagements proposed to be entered into with the Aberdeen Railway Oaratany. The object oentenplated by the directors was to enable the Aberdeen Corry to complete and I open the unfinished pestle. .of their thee between Moot rote and Aberdeen, by prondim the funds necessary, In con junction with the North lin., and the York, Newcastle, ' and Berwick Railway Companies. It was further proposed, in conjunegon with the mine parties, to undertake the working of the Aberdeen Railway kr a term of years. The Aberdeen Oompony, by their original act of 1843, were autiao dud to raise share capital to the amount of 830,0001., end loans to the amount of 276,66 W.; toge th er the w0n M1,106,6061. The whole of which, or Dearly so, had been raised and expended on the works. By an act of Ind union, the compeoy were authorised to robe Midi ,: bond capital, to the amount of 216,0001., and loans to the amount of 92,0001.; making a total of 1,414,66f1. The additional capital, 'mounting to 276,0001., was proposed to be issued by the Aberdeen Company. as ;internees stock, and to be taken in the follesetog pro portions by-The York, Nemostie, and Berwick Company. 10,000 i. ; the North British Company, 113,000!.; the Edinburgh and Northern Company, 113,0001. Total, 216,6001. This stock to be mule preferen tial over all the other stock of the Aberdeen Company, to the extent of ail per cent per annum for are years, and eve per cent. per an num thereafter in perpetuity and to participate along with the other docks in any dividend emeeding Are per cent which mar hereafter be declared on the whole stock. This stock to be paid up in monthly instakends of 20,0001.; des test Instalment to comm. nee on the ex piry of one month after the astelsornt is retitled by the shareholders of the respective companies; and the several lastalmenia to bear into • at the rate of six per cent pea annum until the completion of the works. The Chairmen add,* prosuaws which had lately taken time at the North Bridle Railway meeting, and the publicly pun in the report to the sensing about to be discussed, made the shareholders fully mum of Mist the directoeswere about to propose. lie thought that the questions notehle they hid to discuss to-day were simply these : Wm the meaggemeM whir they proposed to enter into with the Aberdeen Dermot mister the arts the Edinburgh and Now then Cowprop.er dusk sat ismilinecedly, were the terms ef that car. rangeland end so ileadd be entered into with aakty ! Theishalimm somelniad by Lorcas ot resolutions to the effeet With, report saki et ; that the directors should be arra to saran on M eye r /the company for 113.0001. of the reek et the Mason Cregisity, and provide their proportion of the Mr kr wadi thug ; a that they be authorised to inter nese kr . this poems the main, of the Edinburgh ant Northern . mad b e kite ad other murmurer for *ample:big the tranam. on the Moat Imieralmohng that the stock so taken should be At the Nat of 001. Graham, the clause in the burr Omar% est marking them to raise 276,6661. se Mak gm hero rohd.-Mr. IVlntyre raid, if it was r i tedel dal he go Or prat In cannsake with this ar reagem with y ea of being opposed there, ha would he a He admitted that the would he he the company, but be we= that the to aim wary et the present time for suck a w pm' weld Dave tbe sir et depreelsekg the pries of their als the megket.-Dr. NiTorlime a of risks tie, whether it ineromed the Weis to the azirt area or not. It a a right thing he the &whirs to see tbat they led a acing re to Aberdeen. Or rag it in that light, be brae dirks to the ; but he I did net Wok the nostetime gars agar es elts agreeme rly ss nt that the w ith right it err be a el wer.-The chairman said, with ad tw wbibar am aft et woo wary, that was a rivet wisk the ahem. Mil are waderstion; and It did appear to a Ito no act was rteesary to lay out this agree. at. The higat krl ophke week he taken on this Bribing but at yak, se Sr se the opiates at nermird with such matters wews anined, it re eime that no or ot = meet wan arm (Beir.)--afr. John Ilteeron, of Oa errall that the nagoiner al he very art Ow the fairest ot the company, .lint wee of rides thst, he the pat state of the mosey rat, ft weld net le preable to rake wash a a ifs ' had oily to say, ha segdissilem that anxious es he w that the Edinburgh and learawn Omar should la en the w = which s i tuation eml star an a them, he at ad did not think they ore be a gmlitins to in= any a dank Irk therefore, he vas ellighlso then they shoal not go Inters snorer -Sir John halm., of Pamir WI he had, her the are el the arm row a asp Ira la its Ark rdspealY tea. =eke kot that ha tied ter rd ettli wee, a wrikedielsha me lids ream he had awl with gnat awo fro the per per gads* In the apert rid) had loss diedird by the I diner% ire be hal ere be ke sendeldm that hwes ' • neat are sr. bi the fret *elk he east red thI I MIIVI• I =te to aii net r art stay ht the peorentas et dr way said; sg, In am awl we% be hdit Set. Wastrarls Irritant rarer oaks kir - Ilearsieseekbe gra area allegsther airbsicsaw 1,411,00.6 to rare tare he nd Is kr this ay. 9rd, kkgui=ot le bad •= il eginir that swab an be SW threhelders ot an t=gbar le Msrlder dot seleles s herrldersi it We taiga OE ran is , eril be wee, thwdere, peeped lima * dint etornee ea Ime drlimas veNeelleme se tee demesi ay et deteefluilk Os melee. Illr Ma emeiese ley 1."1 1 4%, I.l°Bl lial al =a=tieillgt .ielleelebel tree as gimlet we pew% Inc lie lemed. ielle Ur Mend abeam. es bed ea; aidlecie le mew doe be bed ems to a Memel emleekle Ms Illr J. Ifs am mot tkeweighie ocmilmal art Ms sardart and way la dr poi at teems- tee emettel le hi leleeeee. (Irk) lii did sr are, ease era le agar it to dr sisginn et the dam wilegg,-411. - t.sr ken& the malodor, V V ad trewld lied Ile imeeles r beer, hem" Ikea Mr. Ellice) to ea ast; ter . dr. Iddee bar ad ea Ids a rind drift wen ir sit.-Mr. W. I. era, M.P., rekt be raised the= el=id by Mr has (!doe, Mr. Tha imd w. Or a three whe mid aid be worth desks this aim tory • lowny peke, lord er to get lids aggreta eft tbe Abram Ire wtddi it a fiti err to era Ille diemeet it err MIMI. thee dry UMW eve It Marty lire Om mbitlise it was kaki het the ghoul pay or set pg. Me hand head net min t; aMatt Ihr 111 they oral a die derentinn, the tail Ira be pq, Mr. Illir W a sit be tea= dem le eele ler Ikek diem cee deft's'', thaa *my wire meth. 1 W queen —N a egbeiew dm mess, In the gat stabs t el ~egwould rem wit at par, et a ream, ea id a Mona He.wiasee reed the 'here lee be amilii pestoetthlailar that :IT ow. ltd. 24..c1. 34. 1; p. bi 13 ?Cr 1 141 1W 17d. 11 ° 1 Cd* they would Dome out at a &noun; and if so , that discount, wbat. one it might be, note be bane by the tdinburgh and Northern Coe, geny. It wee guile Near that the mence between the prire at eV* the inns weld and the neck price of them a• par must be base Wale dawn i lad to that extent their funds must be re. =Me nalinniesi thet an add parliament Will nectosary to le Mis eniaymeat, although in some questions an opt. end was meggemee tiro se set was necessary. It was odd, hewn% that the Fastens MVO reedy to roma on their teoponaibility. Wag DM • peldea la which they eight to be placed? Certainly not. Mat Veda the yeaseabeas of the directors bind dissentient chore. halikeef asigainiel WS; and he would go farther and say that tbey add set dlawatiset ahareho'dera, lie htld, therefore_ Meg Ogg eethl give se we belay which would be at the scathe* valifts If Wink allens they resolved that the dineters should apply an parlimant to get legal powers. What was the wrperel He epyrebeaded that 11 they went to par. Ilesaeat. the waters ereapiatee would go to parliament don in wegeeo et whim may themand, might be spent with; eel emetWi& for he did not think that par , thmleit iaila meti=r any of Wm to do substantial injustice to the seime. Do lappel. Redoes, that the dirmtnts wiuld be =tent to wait tat letter time; sad that they would attend to the flnithing of their wee weds red be the development of their own tralle.—Mr, Mar odd be Deraela it would be imprudent, In presets' etrenta gesnees, ago le paribreat; and ao far he agreed with Mr. Glad. sena At the one doe It should be renre.bered that there edges be meth* esiemay 4 inth opposing se In obtaining measures la aan. Innalid. while be time owe if the Aberdeen line tell tale Magi ISM& (Bear . Janes Anon said he was rsofectly corneae,/ the Walls et Whet we stated by Mr. Gladstone, and OM the transudes mart be ennui Into thy the direeton et* an Oak : and if the director, were willing le de Ina he die not think they ought to he balked In a male ea Innianliniabia by the shareholders. Mr. Aytaa wasadei by amealise that there should he 'dud to the thermals's mil. tine aneensmemlatien to the street that the thrre mem ins yaw hinearepreentaties la be Aberdeen board pen rata, andtgag bl amber whittles Aberdeen. inetton ; and aim that the s ogle smiles = term Lake end Errirgtee), or es :tares of equal 1 that to the rest of .helr judgment the lute can be et= sonthef the Des with station at the required sun of 286,r0o1.—anus • s few wade hem Mr. James Cowan, expressing the utmeet reg. i dente In the &rioters befog et to raise tie money, the Chairmen as. minted to the addition reammeneeded by Mr. Ayton to the rauttee.- A vote was then taken an the 'notion of the chairman and the amendment of Sir Juba Gledeasse, when 493 votes were given fee the mann, a: d 106 foe the amendment. Tht. wee independently alto. getter of roxies, 1,371 of which had been received in tenon of the motion. The moUeswas eccardingly declared to been iei—After a vote of thank, to the chairman tho meeting triokeep. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.—CaLiDONtan.—it clan. ler, addressed to the shareholders of thin line on the subject of ems. somas, has juat been issued by Mr. William Graham, we of the net. sisal promoters of the undertaking. lit objects to the 7oompfee granting additional guaranteed dividends, beaux, in the opinion of competent partka, the Csledonan Railway i. laid down upon a who and comps heneire plan, and I. itself comprehend. such adn that if all guaranteed dividend' to other linos of railway, ant= heavy and unnecessary expenses are avoided, it may jet pay a fair dividend to Its shareholders, ho that the course presently propels by the direction Is perilous in the extreme. llama the revenue M. weary to pay the gam =tees on lines south of Cantlecary, worlds( asptusa. and 5 pa cent upon the sleek and loan capital of the Caledmlen, amounts to 526,1541. per annum, or 1 0 ,11 W. pa week. Because, if tie proposed elditional guaranteed die. dads are approved of north of Castle:ay, the further sum of 1133,3931. pa annum, or 6,315/. per week, making In 554,5171. per annum, of 14.4337. per week, to required to be produced by the conala lines , a revenue which no one could po-:sibly he Lund sanguine enough thee! net. Because, after the Caledonian pearls. tors have, for a aria of years, lain out of their money, it in norm. seeable and unfair to call upon them to guarantee large dividends upon other lines of railway, previous to their having themselves rem. lined any dividend whatever ; and should those additional guarantees be tractional, as is now pronosed, it la certain that the original ca. pital of the Caledonian will be altogether swamped. For these and other reasons it to proposed, at the forthcoming special meeting o the company, in Landon, to eubmit the following motion, notice of which was given at the late meeting in Edina" !eh flat as parliament has refused to permit the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway Company to lease the Soottinh Central Railway, and has also reamed to permit the Caledonian Railway Com. any to lees the same, and in both cases upon nubile grenade, mj as the Caledonian Company end the Edinau gh and Glagow Company may come to a mutual understanding in regard ban equitable apps. tionment of the tragic pawing wand from their lines upon the Scottish Central Railway ; and as d is not desirable to increase the already large responnibilities and incumbrances on the Caledonian Railway Company, it is therefore elmallimt to drop all further proceedings In ropes: to the proved' to lease the Scottish Central Railway at 7 per Dent., the Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Julien= Railway at 8 per cent, the Scottish Midland Railway at 6 per cent., and toe Henske and Barrhead Railway at 8 per cent., and also all Li thee proceedings in respect to any working agreerantswith the acne, that may tavola the raporiebilities of such lasses, or be an evasion of the decision of parliament" It is due to two gentleman of the same name to state that Mr. Richard Lau Haab, if the Stock Exchange Railway Share Lla, author of " Hallway teonunte," Fa, and Mr. Charles Lacy Nash, au. ear of " Hallway Taxation, Railway Currying," solicitor M the pro. "muttons of the railway depredatces, he., are (contrary to peneral supposition) different pawns, and advocate opposite 4 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1848. e a &mount; and if so. thet el' end to that extent their funds ni. - be es . very large homers o ra iway snares , some or them Wessex la lei resephalleted Me midmost, remsekhill Keles the anus- the Pllsswftliwt. •• fully °mem,'" In whet the grate Jury yet been experienced. Very many of the jobber are uwyt. inn:: umeoMo.olat St .. fT. -, . ... MI I•lailti be. 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M.Paysley,a letter carrier, se err seties, hi esideliod emer-erre wpm re 7.0 L ; muse &wet vex- meg Wine he mesas& and a Whii• mese in GUILDHALL.-Ilenarteo • node AND CART.- W. 111°==.42441i4 Ormelei•dia Sawalair"iglutouuilAni blight wage nee; end he would go tenth ;list' -Ma ... 842 Ltli Meg caste WM MIS Meelertien skareholders. He held, d le" --. sore IVA=PIe. w. lim.drkeg b. 4T.hitalmOtialrbilwW, restanklag ASS Ms apha had hen leak- shat eapesity, • Wet weelnhallegele Ps= of the aq/1 and F. Finer, of Little Windmill-street, New-eat, leier il per CA Aos:.. I a w nwe',..,ff3 we ha dry weird glee se vees baled which would beett the Mine* leforeof the esontenyeesa te were Mr. nape ares, end that Ws arena y exceeded his pettmesterraerel-Kr. Chatham aid Me. famemdes 0 (4°.1 moiler. el am"' predili. ens, tk• eertifiesse he rigtinsosthis, with pro- utati the passim wee delliaded by Kr. Beftereism-lt sp. of John Tamale, of F...,.., and Joan and Berm% I°Wa 010ah.134 S J Int. MI. et Ow MA Gesso oaths poetise ea- main. that ea Mole et Levet a pens* amend Easeeree =tarn chandlers, were a ,h, „„i,sn of the Dint Dowd ELON.4olria. Delredrigg. IL. Jul, is pm. eoseolellioof Hs seenheedad that u they went to V led Illehrilere tome 0 therm 1/40; se -- roseate TIMM. Nowa% the venire eseepuden would go to parliament Ppreted e wet eestetow a *Kies at Hooodsp, lu Tesb. wten week was in the salt 517477th of hettembee. That s per out. itisailisa neam. h foi sow Ct. aura Hoods, la th., is eesesewsele......onkiot wales may shenrano riff la be Vasty Ur. Mee, et Sk. IWO% ei COIIRT -TlllTallehT. skin, Wheeled tilAte_allel at illmr_oll, 11•Imiteel, Lewis, is tee onvia of Ur. Tomlin, was sent for Mee ere 3 por a. Deed min. ins. mi eis s me slt t spent with. tor he did not thi 1 /•••••••e s. mippimamd IL•b; igme 4 Ikellaimmegs; WISTMINSTIMIgegms D.C°cFmNTiroictca= udge.• Wedspineter, sad Wt arrivall_so a_se muse et the had home. Oa his ream komiewaids, and when in Wpm 1 wale Chard Booth, 111 6 ter..oDeeddi Bead, div. from Mona glaaelge-eiy oim to do a.i °S that ran. injustice to the left bra ode to dre le die ruts =AI Besege, eh 1b0in....h • POlllO3lllll.- ewes es au pnt sum Ad priglirr was (resseltireld, niatbgfiars. One ftg the leeks ha out of the • wit,s-rt-- 1••••••••••• gem A..." Teta ........ era. Benne. delleeke, that the directors would be =tent to MA This wee an mesa leimeht by a pro Bea as a lease weer af Me eine Ka diarist he dolt- and Croft and author lean helped to lift It in me. -4W ... eat Wham time; sad that they would attend to the finishing' Urine • • Fairiberet Mina the &Weak she well hews very being Phase, whisk empthe lie Easeasel Headiel no reaching Brideestreet, Vine: came up an old EXCHANGES AND STOOLS ABROAD. their ewe weed rad be the derelopment of their own trallie.-111 Mee said be Mangle it would be imprudent, le r i Attee"2...........,........• also Cein,r.a.ewcil' ItatUt Pe _. .tmellet milwnheettmes eft, g••••• 4211•1 •IsTies• "2" atemi, luld il WL• Me _l_ltr__ ell ham dedimeed him that he wee to p beat to the wharf fora letter for his AZIMPALX.OOe. 26.-Ost. Daht.Tromedeoliag Ow Ossaa._.43l 44i : same. to so le mffilement; and to Ear he agreed pro 'e ......""---- - - Mina la IllellUlMS. The Me moue den for trial about a the lute. in quires on the ug ft agereg. het fit mom Buisviod view, .. h. hod ...n bhp on the wharf DOM per 055i1e„,6116%; Mao. Four per Ord. IN Sit ; Ex- soon, At do ...„. ge., h „web, b. .....„„,..., tb_. _ Hr. Olad. t Win mike Dent llermingbant es =eft Tart. ~ h. addia„. M.P. ebe ago Swealibt elms, hat was aroma ewe this day (Wears- did sot come to bud he deo mum Whoa Us rheum embus to loodliate,ko teemed than, leaving Croft in otters' =l.gasac,. eeil.gmim 1..1,qua 1" leeelaLikiti.-mill.ate'agz• le mama ses7ortele opposing NI In obtaielnameanies in par. sad sederiabee to pen ea May), rir the ettemieseemplesiplaballE Oa di@ •••• bolas had oemested Me delivay 'ash Om tits arassieg, be re- the horse and cart. On the way, the prisoner Vizier .1. _. a.. .._ • _ oar if the Aberdeen line fell into other the riewse careste-must. sane. Mr. Did, she ea beef et dew plelatis tented to the Parease, whew he we him hie wheel, snob as excuse to Lewb, saying that he would AC!‘isd Etrerre...The Darr Mile "74.'re Meer . James Aron said he was rerfectly awning og 41.....1a warm. ••• I" Wk. mid his dine wee an Pena, hat that bir as 1,41/2 who opera a meaty evert laiensee I mi. es Whig she If ke know bine, but did not do so .rd when the m, •=•,„„. Ww.°•ll°_,„...„.°lrs •••,„„...„.112wW Ills 11.°11; ef whit Wl° stated 111 Mr. Gladstone, and oug the transudes met be tenon Intei Lin tbe directon sol De - Li5ha°1•„,.....,,t" th4easn...a.a., wee well espenied with the whole treareedea. Wr. had oeftvweit en Ms-boom he arced to the egkenedm hew series& et the wharf ho found the story ea their own somposeibility : and if the directors were sena: ' - `-..-- i ' t-- - Heater, sombre wee tee ID Me eamie_m_ a diebase. Mr. and be was ties takes to Telalliftsiderehes by he sinus. hhe. Oa febsrniog with the emit to Bridge-street, et Ile south transept ; lo de ime. be did as think they ought 41 h, ballo is of slue, and soul era Drum sowers shined • " theel M rho mem' a lime lIIMIMIIIamh thlt Phowee Leah discovered that the horse, cart, corn, and man RAILWAY NEWS. metier se usreeniabis by the shareholders. Mr. Aron madded that the esiely isr the •• was ea hie antral, gad la the Heel ells hat there had dhappeared, and stalking store was hued of them by tragpabg ma there should he add to the chairman's rhea. -Oa Tuesday the irteadamps. It gee that le he was Mead *lauded the Mew in spa. mad the sae the home and art were head in Chapel start, Somers- Tho shore mad 'bowed sign. of improvement, tine alesermerlatien to the i Peet that tee three Norm ice 40,14 of Hardy. The present, bat Se dry seed eat settees atteedeen se salt- meamsetbe primer haves/ sistal KM here nos, by as pollee, who ormveyed them to die themayard, and money to Wan small extent was carried there for ley hi the Aberdeen board pro rates and.man te swab, white Aberdeee. ireetlon; and also that the wale vrl our- It by the former_ wens from that Neu, he oet to ham athaded eaten wee ha the hat. Os his none speabas wheats they were shortly after retested by the owasr. Two invent by parties in receipt of dividends, ea mei- Nee Mum Lake di Entracte), or es :Meets et equal mthe ran% tho wo roily. Th. Jeep wie the watiniving witheatthejsels• Isar, be said la wee slot ; that he had Air of the city police °Keno this. actively set to work to Bad led in o few inetenose, The amount, so invested ewe, that to the hest of .hen Judgment the lute can be complete/ wed menet .., • and gem. 4i3tion of eke ost 9& 10 Vic ohs to ell labels and purses bowed buss es ski Wive. epos it; het the pity the owner vinw end the roams, end di„, sonthef the Dee with =oe at the required ram of 286;001 were, however, • bat of slight account, and the improve- .few words nom re, s nee.... - the .--Attit end Id • besiege, aad had ao fleet to king ea When Me was Est tbism, ma Ise bed ressived a redirection, end he CroTa house for some time they followed his presamedwatehl ingutmost omit y evinced, must be eat down denes in the sire twice et to raise tin money, the Cbairmee lea, Coady Curt. That ant merely aggiiisi be Hafthati sad weed min it le antra PPM= who gem to the Pins, to Bealey's house in Timbers-road, ale We ter ream, inept, so far all genteel. •?! om Wile. lielellee_ a verdict to be even seam' the Pleintle, sedan him is delver the haw. He afterwards hid that Dalton, one of the caws, task nos to the staticalsome, sad mainly tO the rise 111 the funds. mated to the Wanton resoineserred try Mr. Ayton to ibe region A end was then taken in the 'notion of the chairman amt the '''rT. bow Ins h• 01111 Jade*) to inform emuht•f saw. or let be bad Multi a lidllisg amens Ms beadle of hums, mad she was kept there while he sad Rowe, smother °Oka, went SHABA LIST.-teener, Ocronsit 25. amendment of 80 John Gladden, when 493 nen were given for the •I°. what court coed be recovered ?By the Nth sea. It wee that he supposed It had came out of the letter in qual end searched fisaley's dies% where they fouad at the br It Nevo-Ths maotalkes et Mass ta Rams rammer. rare suer mono. •A Mice the amendssent. Thl, itik.. in&peuamoy ~. 11; at oroP•tral ter • to WWI en maim in • erreleftY and he Weeded to have mentiosmed the matter to the be- part of the akop a quantity el .ors covered over with tenesseem: thud mum hum wash mom. 'ether of proxies, 1,375 of width had been maned le Omer of the •raw ram motion. The inolloa was emordingly declared to be cenni-After mart eater Iss was at law ef Ms hinislN en* he specter and have delivered him the Ailing, but =his behg ...10, the quality of whie wee identified as being similar ,„ ~,_,_ 16 met lock mem a pima living is lindull Se • plie.--- reminded that oak a penny was hand is his pocket, he ad- to that shin. It was then proved by Mrs. Watson, the 'it Zrer-ethet & 411 er..... ae. whims sea a rote of thanks to the chairman the meeting bmkeup. , New WA. ... 3M 1 _ Mr. Dad: Het he is sa Paglikesaa sad ealwashk ne the 'aided that he had made use of the shilling, but said he la- women who lived with Croft as his wife that alter she was 10 /W. Vat. Delf.*) it g.p. SS De. /Omen ..... I: ltd. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.-ChXDONise.-A • . ere of thie • Wham the *hit was taken eat the tended to have "idea wither.-The islet Luta the era- is melody she went by hie desire to &hey's, and akad sky.pder eke • •to Do COW. Teaks. Id 16d. lar, eddrused to the shareholders of this ne on the,en of gme. 'stiff goo his re width the district, and the emu of erwer owner, hue reeouceend,ed him to .....7. enters, has jou been issued by Mr. William Grabe Gee of the at. what they were ping to do, eithh to send money or employ I') ...,.'•••••,,..* . a ~. .1....;46 ii 2114 St Da do. lbogie„, .-:: „tit IhE • arose width the jeriedietion of that court. Agate, Josiah Kingsberty, 28, doting PosSetam letter meter, a ardiator to wen_ Croft, and that Mn. Smiley at first pro- le hem a ox. ie. oh tnt it I InNeie.Prif 2pc snot ciromoters of the undertaking. He objects to the 'mom, hi section said that any peon who may be pleaded Guilty to aa odium of' a sintiltu diameter. lithe to mad a solicitor, at the same time saying, "If ..., ifjaletjooorelleel tt tenteolotos au Vd. ....ftrwp,„.„••• WI, tic•ll ir•mwt„, c.i.,..aants•• king. der, is,:un doin4e .o.*Pittissn of It 4.4111N114.11t dew par• of wing is the Cushy Court might do John Yips 26, the • pe,alas. was Indicted for she" Croft keeps quiet ate knows nothing, we shall know no• I ow, 4 Sel. 4 MoIi.DAIL.4I Ma lid. and coin ire plan, and Ii itself comprehend. such :d At eafeeme• to the Plaintiff tot bet ___ „lig Pee•„. • Mtn containing • sovereign, the PeellertY of bee MOo4_B thing ; rad if he men imprironed, he Mall have something es iiiiiielded .. Tai WO iteins_atel.Lierita, 34 U that if ad guaranteed dividends to other lines of railway, :Id la= oft ,ea he tear. Dod) apeman os. eta postinuteoessoural.-The mu come weres=tor to go elsewhere on his ohms out." Oa the nah mashes 36_. _____.„_....DAllblralle ..... 6..134.. 19 _Des. /NW SU rya 9 heavy and unneceseary expenses are avoided, it may jet pay a hie • fele et lehheefli kb'. Ikl 0001° a the porecutien. Parry Weeded the .- Mrs &shy geld she amid set spare any matey, as if they ssr •u m..'''' dr," r "I,Whiwigiii.:-_ 02 11 dirted to its ehreitiers, 1n the the course presently peopeng seetisee of Or lb tishadant, by Um In thr eau it appeared that, in iseraequese nultemme_ got into trouble they would want it to defend themselves. al pia Warm . ..... . lid. ai Dd„ done ii 4 I by _ .____ .._ gnu perilous s. tins extreme. olleetetekte rennin ne. '4l • eilllM_,__be hit atl ~ ..._ fle the Pane" a SOntglaints of irredniwitl is the &Even of lettere le the The prbour Vine, was sot shim into custody until a day 4 otukDoMoroliletetelonee.o.... , 30.... t gt-Mte fin II ei."...1 .7 ''' Igclrper cent upon the stock and loan carlilarcritge • • •••••••',....... :',..'",_1ieed,._..,,,_.1.11111' =Pile imilhbo•ebood aus• Paragon, in the New If eattoed. whl•le or two ago in Linoolnalthe. He was identified by Lewis as is Do. erersressos. . U 131 38 D.. _ Ca amounts to 626,164 f. per annum, or 10,1191. me lalt;'..a'. ''''• .... '''''''''''' '' Wh. WO. 1° the Priettost's delissrTe • Pia was hid be the atowo. the man who told him to ee back for the letter.-The pri- u smarseamork.foii,, 21 WAisililet&L, II S ell: filoses7ML.Dle.j,lWlltr74 iii 31 111 .oak Hecate. &cause' if flia PraPaned wkißimPi guaranteed diii. e sesicena. Tee ore moue dearly rides of the Post-othos to teat hh homey. A sovereign, sone,. were outwitud. 1eprud5,1328073931. :Pm' arni:dmffinnota6.l47433lt: pec3woCsleeirji reirruires. 1 tomfitheriflprodtedilt ato entertaM, end he Medd dew • tanked by two of the officials of the establishment, was wftBTKINSTER.-Seassneo.-WillianiPhilips,• hex yIN fr...,.,..1181. /1,. e fer,..11 N 26 'trek 1 a the ground et the nosollessiseee of plead la a letter addressed " Mr. Dyer, .8 Weymouth- between 12 and 13 years et age, was charged with subbing o' thowe'7s.7.a.-, .': le wall uz• r,, ~„ 1 •• 0 I by the conjoint tines a revenue which no one could po possibly be Land 4 mid° within ill* ilibilliim •1 Wlnsdt New Ksabread," and We *otter. erne was erected another, between 2 and 3 years his senior, With a penknife. 74 De. Neenlearia g„ p. Do, lidd Ad the want OflOwg7 Is Ski let to a pass sot within dm priemier's dialer% Mae Parrlssi7 The two boys resided at Chelsea, and were playfellows. On el Do Frimfoet el yd. De, tit W. do. We. sd, N . 4 • sanguine month tome ed. Because, after the Caledonian propel& tors have, for a series of ne rare out of their money, it a own him,-Mr. Mum MOW _ pbsed smears his beadle of bush. It weed law bees tbe Tuohy evening they were together, near Turk's•row, to peer.,,,e'rUspa A,. .1,.. •-0, qe. suable and unfair to call upon them to guarantee large dividends `el been sheet' odd who see imp if ski priesser, wader ea* dreemeleame, le have when the prisoner amused himself by cutting • sharp point CO Do. No OW COW. 43 60 6 rtoOresh. Hp. . M upon other lines of railway, previous to their haling themeelegg tea .l2 121; 10 D 4. 150.. •p. teat 16 1 lined any direkd whatever ; and should thme udditional mums. Duncan mid he hied had hemial use the letter ia paths to en MON anal the to •piece of wood with • pankuife, after which he poked the Hi De „...! res. ~___ be sinctioned, as is cow pursed, it Is certain that the original wee.... Of......ethet.,attemiSsee........,_ Kite mew ; sod the letter did soma te high leat point of the wood repeatedly spinet the other's side. The 4 N. ONSPION perdu.. pital of the Caledonian will be altogether swamped. Poe these s: s. ....____,_ra •nn r,._._•••••••••••,_.. the SISWOHIP be Wen ehilunguie. The phoser, hum entreated him to desist, but finding that he would 30 Do. do....Ciese Le 17 Hid. I 2 NorfAhBM. Wenn silt rot= Mit ialongniximi'don, to euabmt Unit thefmthengainfollowingg amimrotiallosmee, 'ideating age lleememmer 60,-,,r. ea bell tesidesed bl Ow of the ineertre at Into sot, he took the wood away from hint, upon which V, Coittiiiiiii,:ek 100. 1544 Logit rattail' • 2 Do do els . "I any tease ______,...." '..._''' g 10•401.00 nista the eletlieet, hided Ilia t _MI nes _hem, lato the priioner declared that nesse he immediately re- el el to ahem eneaosi_,_,..soe say riot marsh& ar the he an seas a let stored it he would job the huh into him re...outer re le gesc gen.. 41.4, rd. to u-„„Lougd.e gad, odoir. se parliament has mfused to permit the Edinburgh sal rho come.-The prin. and •he the haled bung ema any Wu elmeemo fused to deliver ue UN *OS of wood, end the prisoner ic•- :I g:174:6.1.::;7"224 222 & 22 4D:Liiram"aiwuri 2 °Beillurs7. andllailbar aheT CanPunrefund Ito Perini° rtittee Ceitheedon&"ieetßailwaCety Coes.Pla pan to leen the same, end in both cases upon pet gronde, end Oa 0f11.00..f.044. it tweed este IwwwwW. Wet b• had mediatelycarriedik threat into execution by stabbing him el pw.R• d th•rwa. AA. d. ... L. hroSalimu.A mOtatral•ku..4.• •11 101 . • • as the Caledonian Company and the Edinbut gh and Glasgow Company in the arm, seer the elbow. -Polioeniaa Hanlon immedi- a "Ilettiocikiii;b. on the elms massing e tie meatical eevereign at the Besideglam Lens public. la the New Kent-road. ably afterwards came up, and finding the boy bleeding front el Mahe • Ito. may come to a mutual understanding ia regard to an equitable appw. 'OURT. ask es Me being coaftwate with the lad who had Stem the wound, he him conveyed to • surgeon's, in timer 14 And 4,44.44. Dm. , 24. et. greesso...isadres.Ce An?, it tionment of the traltic pining toisnd from tkeir lines upon the Seoul& Central Railway; and as It is not &nimble to increase the ahead; him the elleates be admitted the Wl* Oa said Mat he had Ourgemtreet, when the wend wee drease, and took the $ glut kenkan . 311 1 atogoogo,DiNwee ti no.aositeetwese I A pe, melee, .„„, ge gd large rhino Mt on the Caledonian Railway is, ISIS* the 0•••••Iff• On bh Nat It the Poet-oeheo--Kr• Purl prisoner into eustody.-The accused, in reply to the charge , le eed - 'Ahmed the4Lor the phase; and celled the Bev. Ro- wed the other boy would not_give kha up his piece of wood, D.d..4 D... 04,.. go. 1 D.. 0,.... 34 Std. Company, it is therefore expedient to drop all further proceedings In M DoLe*.e fortes k 10. D.. rh,..., I or, rupee; to the proprals to tear the Scottish Centred Hallway at 7 per . hest lam. • ate for the Montt of Eau, 10 sPes• t° and struck him in the eye.-Prisoaer was committed for trial at Otßeetal Weetlfrel . 31.1 d. orgirrCeni:Pref. Di cent, the Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction Railway ate pet 'el /ester- hie eberafgre, that gestlemea stated that he had known et the emu.' Criminal ow,. he •es Nth. of siesiesiLgue is 're miss .. 31 31d. ern, the Scottish Midland Railway at 6 per cent., end toe Nentot him tram a tab ad he always essallered him to heir en is Do Illew, 401....... Ts 50 nen Dana Ile 13 lands:Yell': I:;asenthetnabdsailitailitiesy wwoorkiallid:Presem,PereePus,bewi"antbnotiCasentieuniont4eaUßibe:tePP""m"deciaip 'Boll - ----- - - DU Do hers. Mt. .... 33 34. h Ds. Prefetwsm. . 7.stilld a:ease eimeseesr ; and he sec said that if he were out of MONEY MARKET. 14 Do. Ness. Id .... IA 14. ed gouge jial.diai;i gsq. „h. custody he weed willingly take him into his servies.-The ft Orem Wasters •66 62 62 331 2 jury returned a verdict of Guaty, but reamoneaded the WieDrelteDAT Eviwono. M Do. tuitions' C 111 W. a ears. Partiamer‘" St Do. drew 121 il3 32 Do. do N 0.2 14 12d. It is due to two gentlemen of the same name to state that . prisoner to wag ellt emount of his pod chancier. The prams of Matey stock, which commenced 2, no. Lb. ,„, .., lei 26 Do. do llll2 29.1kNEW OXIST.-Before the Iliworder. yesterday, were more actively continued to-day, mad La Htuimvai,....:::., 4141 les De. %Laws ei _ athigurortho. itithaniort el isi. ItailLualli.sway rssayf4resto....uniftelrld..7canakfirg ge. %Rallies:Ls: yi.BearNitailjet•pso.an, RACING Swum-J. Bradley, aged 40, goldsmith, wag were paid at higher rates in conaequence of the de- •' nos hares ......46 47 4EL YarturaDan-dine.... lin. dieted fee stealing a ring, veined at 101., die property of De. eskers i gs. 46 IVererfd.&Liseeriek wenn@ of the railway depredate, fro., are (=nay to grand .baid Willis, his maim The imam of the_ promoter Wald for, and the searcity of, stock at market. It was . a. &MC. 41 Careisis-.. 39 42 424 irear Vedlepepetpr. supposition) different pernins, and edvocateopprote vitin. 4 that they we badness at Clerkenwell-grees, as worth and obtained more by ,} than stock bought toe as Do. Thirds 4U. M Do.tls. ..... ..... set 9 Do. litho, and the primate had been ia their employ be time at various times dunng the day. Consols No -----,,i- -•'ans••• car 41.. Wile, tioui.,iiiiMi.. alt COMMERCIAL AND MARIC En ',ma" heir ream- The teolbeetr intimation MO," mended to, and were bought at, 834, but closed a a Ow therm 119 176. es wn D0y,,..e. rd. PRODUCE.-MINCING.LANR, Oct. 25.-There haute 'te him (Pri•••••) to elehe' and he hey, leg absented last fraction lower at 85 to 1 b+Ahheee.fouormd.uosoeyuurteande. _timpee.e na: 1)..9.0..D.,5rcru.41".1.244........,•;11,31 •'•* 2.2 V°1,01`...„N55..,e-..,,5.ge..- ~i2ei 2°, 1 vistiii,woopril flooeaseingverelmodathysoinsagetheairwhiyereparthir workse named Threes, 8,1 to i. been a public sale of sugar toalay, but the grocers ere offers pan og ed. ig D.K.D.akkg. 8, 9 , bougbt freely, by private curer-act. MO hhals. West Ladle ham eon 16 DodeNedNweliber 9s _ sold, and a few puce:sof Bengal and Mou rein havens° been bough,. senosiseed the nag. Upon prisoner returning Cents., 841 to 1. Bank Stock, 185 to 6. Long a DeJlesegoorfo.a. • Dotard trash or Prat 434 were.eined mgrket continues dull fair ateod grocery lumps, als. mid he had met with an accident te one of the Annuities, 8Z t07:16. Exchequer Bills, ate. to 425. 11 fer. W.ll. ollerg tliti to eastaiertiofthand 414 1 9 -Coffee : plantation Cirri add edily, but there did not i • Do .Pectetnes . 51 smear to be buyers for good ordinary native, end they were bought ''e bad to ant in the Hail. and had prem. India Bonds, 38s. to 411. prem. India Stock, ilt DA 4 _ __ 1 39. is Do.l2ae.ftideln ss to gst it repaired. Prosecutor not 23-1 to 6. so fugue aterierare. 74 Foams Retrainee, mat 27A. the quality, however was scarcely an average on. Bahia 7th th• statement, gave him iate se Look Ned nein- 116 61 deoeoltdifin •Ad 251.6d.t0 265; swathed Rio: very garde bought in at 4019-Cciont 730 begs M Pen (foreign), were bought in at 295. to 30s, but 90 sa admitted having pawned the ring Foreign F • stocks, in which there was little business, as Do. de. New 31.1. 20 itutuous a Moine. 1 434 4..4.0)46k.P5ee. SperC.l SM. U emst 5r.t0..4 em.ti iced, tees er Granada sold at Bis. to 298.-Nre ..• a small pardon.= quoted nearly u before. Mexican were 74 Dubdt Ithenhb t the piakey Madras sold es. 13d. to Ihr., and all the rod middlleg mended to redeem it-Several wit. 131• Y be an sheikh character, sad asvibed steady at 10Z to I, having been done at the te Jot =c o: „i ot it v temiait.A.;;iziiiin Bengal was bought in et 12s. 6d. to 129-Pepper went off heavily, rd N. set, sot to an intent to deedve latter quotation. Peruvian, 31 to 3.,B:Azillisa, 70 9 nweeenss.ol-171 f 4 Lonna al ks Snore sett • small pert sold.-Saltpetre steady.-Rnat <lett-Jamaica &OW sold 625. to Sr. 719-St. Vincent's arrowroot sold 43d. to N.-Cumin Wmg•rarag g•••• 1• 50" mom,* to 2. Chilian, 82 to 4. New Granada 114 to 12. to Dcrrtf•Cluat". 7 Looewbensro_..... .. 7 644. oil bought in Mt. to 107.-Cdr rope partly gold 167. ss. to 204-Gem 4 from spahlateng in •a number so era. es. use . Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 441 to 5i • the 4 Po..Vers6l.l3onki 90 NI•1241/ and Lege 4 id gathers of Yaws 6 Ki•O sold 275. to Ms Bengal turmeric bought in, 169 • Blmas sera learned a verdict of Guilty, hu bra uosoontion to mem._ ry, Few 68 to 9. Ruseian, 97 to 0. Belgian, 70' to 2. 1, 0,..,..,.0,.., 1 1, p.ru ...a Ls._ . d dtd. limited to-day, as frequently occurs on • Wednesday. panted the temptation of Spanish Fives, 101 to 11; the Threes, 211 to 21; it itLendesii•Westliii: 01 32i 10 De. ee..... 22 De. dor Le t par 219 2, Paris owl Orkana IN X COTTON.-LivicarooL, ucr. 25.-The market to-day WNW or later entailed • Punve, 21 to 3. Portureee, 22 to 3. 7 Ds.. der New 4t 5 9 Poris and R0n,..... 14 16 was dullish, and the sales were about 4,000 bales, tceladl is 301 take them, and generally t.. The Manchester Cosner, under date of last even- 2 N. gabs 3l l 76 1e..401.5h..La M. 9 Ports &Strasbourg . 7 61d. far export an ordered to he its- a urn and Hare .. 7 4 rc),,5aii:P.:741.11171.11.4./Nr..B. 1,010.,L1.11.0EL/18.-CuEth..-0 uMAI.d.LIL .1 lag, notices : • D0.121.10..111471. • let 9; eciebre use cos.. 1 `tree months. It'd for stealing a A failure of large amount which was announced to day, e; i')....stxtie..h.m.dea hitt ..0 14.,11:4.a,11..1144.1‘211, tat; •4 it ..i. • • of Robert &apt.. that of Meows. S. A. Botterworth and Co., in the Manchu- e• 1,17/.4111. DOL'AII. DCL'AII. MEETING.-ED LTD ainilNo..llTH. Czorp..-TAon.specilald OM um saddle, sad ter and Yorkshire trade, in this town at Shelf, biter. en 'water detained Halifax and Bradford. The liabilities of the firm are van-Handy .... It anipto:i..ooL23: Damn. On. 21 an. uesday, in Oath's Royal Hotel, Edinburgh, name!, pea, of 1 Doughades. 01 France ... ... 00 Do. Mancilks 0 0 vc.lntillOct.M who is the see otudy stated at between 60,0001. and 100,0001., but the former Balethe, ie Ms thair, for thononom of comMortni and tittenniOini 1 Guern.a.fers 0 0 Llano OO Boetan end Ile. u Bran . m to of ...ow sura will be about the amount. The failure has not taken on a peeped to tabs a certain amount of prekreetial stock in 0 Bamberg ... . OT. tiro. 91.13.91 W. Oh Wu ..Nov. I -.0,0 any one by surmise, ss it kas been feared such would be the tbe Aberdeen Randy. - The report was red by the secretary, GIE•VISIND, Ocr. RS-Arrived: Attwx.d, Rotterdam ; Jane, The larger portion of the Habilis width rated that the directors had celled &made of the shoe- Pater; Neptune, Greediness; Stmannah, Ceylon; Unicorn, Tobago; ' dinners d saddle ther"2l7lilfort,,___ir is'''._sendentotime, P:l4;hlluipußru.:adfoi rd. Whirrs fur the sPesial PurPolle of eaddering ad Iltrinfl their mac- haSsett 'Warier. 11°1111,1101 1 Director. Antwerp ; Sir Ed. Banks, „.. lion temellain important arnaMiements proposed to be entered into Ostend ; Stanhope, Yarns; Pepita, Havana; Janet, Singapore ; Agnes. 'gavot The =ruts/TS Si the Midland ...may, it ill =ELL" with the Aberdeen Railway Oarepeny. The object otateoplated by St. John's.-Bailed • Lord Hungerford, Port Philip ; Soottigh sod, .put stood, are about to submit to the proprietary, with the (linden was to enable** Aberdeen Company to complete and Valpataire• Advocates . , Constantinople: Harlequin, Grenada; GM. op. 12 eV rAnished polka ,of their line between Mont- pare, St. I.' „Triton, Ostend ; Wilberforce, ilimibuzg Rain. his the least Ile delay, a complete statement of the beederi, by providau the funds necesury. in con. bow tree Trade, Tinning; Annette, Kim George. AS affairs of the company, a copy of which will be passed Junction with as isoratnt, ad the York, Newcastle, Sydney; Caroline, Oopmhag. Unloads, Ocr. 25 -Arrived : Albion, Pernambuco; Beatrice. to each member. This will assuredly be the mast and Berwick SaStra7 Coat/Wm I, ear further Profffonli in conjunction with the rune parties, to undertake the Penns; L Ca, Demerara ; Jaren Rieardo, Seville; blade Adebitie, satisfactory and decided course for disposing of the „0,k;„, of the Aberdeen Railway for a term of years, Neap; Amen, Rouen; Jamee, Duni: k; Comet, St. Peterebtug; isrepresentations or exaggerations which, wantonly The Aberdees oonissay. se theteevigiost std 1e43, were aloe°. Loots*, Stettin; Dorothea, Dangle; }':Soy, Memel; Albion, Has. wilfully, have been circulated so freely of late. reed to raise share capital to the amount ef 630,0001, sad lens to rinks, Arian, Lammethina, Despatch, Eudora, Rotterdam; Ba the oinount of 276,666 E; together the sum 401,106,924 me elute bars Catherine, Antwerp; Union, Ostend; Alien, Senegal ; Sens. , the other hand, it is proper to notice an instance el which, or nearly so, Kul been rand and expended on Use word MazeppakAfrilr ; Itypnion, GUMS Ayres ; Beside, Calcutta; 'oper railway management in the construction Mid- Beanflo inpictiPtltilto the smt the o ount of J11'6,0004 entwenr to :e amount raise of Gone IWO, New ()cater Merle, Bimil ex; URIC Bal . Medit lard of directors of the York and North 92,0001- making a total of 1,474,66 G. The addltionacapitat, terrataan ; !nary Caroline Delamy, Bt. J'cre:N.B.-Sailed: Patrick At that board two of the auditors are per- amounting to 276,0001., was proposed to bs issued by the Aberdeen anry,iece York---C[: Barak Ann, Griebee for Lancaster ; Elia 't and to act as directors : are directors in Camper es refer.ewe stock, aid tote taken in the foliewing pro. beth Bidy, Aura; Capricorn, Parker, H. Clay, New Yak.-Joha . portion by-•a in lork, Newastle, and Berwick Company. 60,0001. ; Bright, kr Talmud, has put back. 11 as auditors, if we are correctly the North British Compsay, 113.0001.; the Edinburgh and Northern bsil[.,ttveurtuielfzieend.t.t-oitliwN KAYE, ESQ., of Dalton .ir such a conjunction of offices, in- Owstie o,,,Psn7i.u. Ilthe3,o°°4oo.,Tdockeld rottbst°W.Abe,,,,nnie steeboloptyowde. to extent vformance of very opposite duties, or au pee wet. pee sums ke fir yeers, mid are per cent. per en. ma impaitiim., her oneeted orecedented, at least unusual, new thereafter .11:ret,• and te Portidlnte alone with the other to boo lea coat of ann., and a facMc of Me einature, appenied to Ave per cent. which man hereafter the direction. wrapped nemd each box of the nelested Welly mall. •trongly observed upon. The true •t°••• in sn, `II' he Bedard on the whole stoek. this stock to be paid up in monthly vino prepared by hen, and known thrown t, the ilegdem as 'ffitor consist in the powers de- heehaws of 20,0001.; the int Instalment to cod. nee on the ex. liayesa Worwielle Vezetable Restorative Pdls!'' For 'idiot. are, dons indlantion, and all &caw, of the liver, thaq; pill. arc on 'ecking tee accounts, and pro :I'l.'4°w 'lath alter thi;ardethieLtb. stred"l.dithtididtebY ere ahlreh°l4t. bar kit t„." ea- for their i.pe.,ely efficacy. No fewer than three AlLlkirei •If the board of direction, in net at the rate of six per cent. pee annum until the completion of the witn"Qiih Kidao e. 0 h...''''N;'!..7l';!.lll); ourbTltrt,r4l.ll7,":rttl °their:Uri '•ted proprietary by, whom word dose weliprevent many auserders, and will preserve the blood free from The Catalano talk* presetteris which had lately taken piece those obstructions eMA are the osuae of mod coolant, Oben* HI LO be. Su also meat at the Nortb Brian Ready stertiag, and the publicity given in the thet the an= of John Kaye. together with a fsc-alwile of his signature, of the acts of parliament report to it carer about to he discussed, made the shareholders an ls. *V 97., tst.TVZ &I .11b:troi z"d Tellt.-" ,to he appointed. But etiortazarti et shot the sieenerext:b:lot to pro= ...let thought ..d ...54.,...5.. 1 . rus. mum ,ted to be always im- thee, 4es the Whirr theyuropred to enter into witg [Advertisement.) - herift)SMYON AND BILIOUS the Aberdeen Osupeny deed tbe redly the Edinburgh and Nor- it or THIU• YEAR,. STAXDIN. CV11121) err Ilintower's Pan. -ht 10 be, where at simply in the rangerneatthern camPleisseh'irwwasli Test idamiamadihe entered int termseith.f tbs:tetyari wilift.he.a rWerygliam4serereabiPllngtiousAnco"anylaih:dt, seoombeen pasted el witliPxbadtbrielifgesyri: ccounts, for such Theimakmea samenesd by pleplehlg a genes at resolutions to the and a constent expectoration of phlegm; re aMietions from these dl.. efiket Matta, mere absehl le approved et ; that the directors should orders were so great that foe Wen together it was impoesible far him themselves the be easherbed to selnerge en hied at Went company for 113,000/. of to lie on a bed ; all the medicines he had taken faiW to give him d and investi- th et e reek the Models oussing, lees provide their proportion of relief ;he therefore determined on giving Holloway's pills a trial. the pant b egeddieg thsalbo ; end nut they bc authorised to inter. and he was on gratified with the result, fur this valuable =edi tor tide purees Obi gesonly of the Edinburgh awl Northern cam speedily improved his powers of digestion, removed the /mil d, of course, ompatible , isilletske en ether measures for eompleling the Manske- of bile, and re.established him in perfect hcalth.-Sold by all 111111M.1011 GB the itlethist isionlasdlag that the Ptak to taken should be druggists, and at Professor Holloway's establistunci, 20, Strand. At tho dud et Oct' Grattan, the clause in the Landon. tth 1 still, team Omuedre agn entherster them to rake 276,6661. as Mill, tusk was hap reed.-Mr. 11Pletyre raid, if it was BUMS. aro- of ••,C, 1„Pmel••••1 in ewth4wiww with Ms or. BILINDLEY.-Oet. Mat Tsritu ow, dm Medley of s son. in neeeetet. a etee= et hell* ••Pmd there, he DAVIES-Oct 21. at K n nave*, Norfolk-road, et loon ewool. Mob world He admitted that the Ifi . J. P. Dern. of aen would be ad hg the coontanY, but be was and. FOWLER.-Oet. W. at Woolwich, the wife of Llcut 0. C. Yorke that Me to ore mealy et the present time for each a pur at, N. a . son. pose weld lave the shah the peke of their dock in HEN DIERBON.-Oct. 20. at glued Wm R. Hent:erson, of a daughter. •he werket.-Dr. irferlaws wig of thr, whether it ineteued WO URRAY.-Oet. 21, at ueentiank, Kihnsenock. Mr, Q. serum, wane to the West missed et sec it in s& right thing for Weof asem ron tome that they la a madames lag to Aberdeen. Con- NEW TON.-0ct.__1,22. at Wiretbwerdtetweel. NI& nark. the wife of W. Mg it In thee grit, be hear deaden te the agreement ; but he hEinta..... - ' -=.° 22. at Southttrect. Parblane, the wife of R. Ham think the norkadene were egansed la dearly es that the ...._ Ke. of the inner Temple, of a nu. ' might "teal lel If wert.-The chairman mid' atTlNot.tik-oct. n. aGnu vermouth. the wife efW. C. Rey ed to whether ea as etPmaasn was seserry, that was pan, lin of • daughter. 'ttich the directors W hail egad sendderation; and it TODUUNTER.-Oct. 51, at &Dwelt rho wife of A. J. Toddler 7gliestahatiegalm artoshdanwee one elf ::kmerlri churn autideretegree-; but Tll.4lt.rltDd47:3lAghheast Framteon Houst. the wife of the Rev. J. far w the meats= =MIMI ilt.,,,••ch TWEMLO W.-Oct. xi, et Smallwood parsonage, the wile of the Rey. nertseo, It us so set of V. C. Swerdlow. of edn , T. (Her.)-a. Jean lime" et Gager deist, wARBURTON.-Oct 9.1. at Telgnmouth, North Doren, the wife dr. wampum& weed te very ash he the interest w....... En,. dawn and nie no et egintes rat, hi Ur ported state tithe AGES. *sat le parkshis to rake oath a rm. He CAW. Heath Matthein, Brixton. by the Rev. Wink% that make es he was that the W. Webster. of Chrtiel oA. CWT. EN .of Cunneen*, thasemy dud have all the w.„,.cc.d, to reey Jana :curvet daughter of the rte J. ile,--- isq.,Drixton. Imel."-..........m._ theht*,___ •• "II ULM& ort•II•II.._DOWN MAN.-Oct 19. let St Jannis, lemtmlniffer. be • ...ee. se mem I°, awe ---• the ROL J. Nab. Capt. W. D. Graham, of the H.E.I.C.'s Bombay 41 they Amid Not go Wet =d• mgesters, to Suan _youngest dluebWr of leieutOnt Sir T. Down s., late herd. trep_,,lllo a rug C.B. and Ii.C.H * he th Mika lewwwwwv..___,.._ elle- HEAP-HALL.-Oct Mat Sion Baptist Cbapel, Clough•fold, Romeo. India with • enanewswelhers- dela, by the BArr. A. Nichol.. of elm:invade, Mr. J. Heap, of Linen. ked tom prat amthae the get side, direr Booths, to Bent. daughter of Mr. W. WA, of Long 1111Idecureelenlegg dregigeedthei thiebg truth° 8111111"'W-eseudele.SAVeIt.-OcLD. P. ,ofatuotittif.Oetatft. theetißeCbde,...litaCbettereiarthe WWWwinhe',. mdidiggedit east such toge‘,.,..ll.aryclAelexlinrrat• i, eldok daughter of J. Weaver. rtrg.. Abbnet ,._....•••••2._...°••••................; •••• BNELI.:-CARRUTHERIA-Oct. 19. amt Marfa. Rineton. Hants. ‘___„_•••••••__,mmoe..l‘.... gatet ne. of Olken. London, to Sophia, mcond nuebtern ,••7 •••••••11.81ther the late O. t. Carnation. tee ,ot the man pan mil baked tide rimy. WAN ILLYNIIOW owe, 11). et Monmouth. W. Wunilyn. En, to dolga that sea an lila Eliza Ann Howe, Men of Mrs. C. Sus, r.ll of that town. • the ehmeheideu wswelet•w-IiON 19.-Oct. 19, at Frain, to Me Rev. A. J. hnt. 'en. heessereeed vicar of Chippenham. Mmbeldrehir.44lll.ftrthrasUlt.%),:yr, logsat wee, thwehre, omit I rectortilttAto. minftese m DEATH& enisibel by cABLEroN.-Oct 22, at Bydishadril, Kent, F. Caticton, Eq. ',. I. Mee, wed att. ',Ames as CUAPMAN.--COM. 22, Catharine, wife of T. Chapman, Esq., of Lard• turd of pool. oto a DAWSON.-Oct. X Mr. O. Dawson. olfbasCheseler4 eget Q. f spry lIARTI3IIOII.N.-Oct. at Union m•Do , son of neon w. liadich, A.M. .• med le. 7.„ 110011-OM. W. at RiffirMef. J. A. HIS 1.12.0r.134. '' E ELLT.-Oet. et. at Clapharnalso. lad sunivint daughter tithe late Rev. D. Lolly. idler ortVirAdtown. Arnie din. aell9. KIN 0.-Oct. 23... st Duneen•teresce, 0-4 raid. W. Kin. Esq..,_seed 73. 40YD.-Oct. LI. J. Lloyd. de of . ord. MM.' MOW. Yucaddat md formerly of Manchester and legman. nod 61. 7RVINO.-OM. 22. at Plymouth, lehalki, daughter of Melds W 'e Eu., of Briar. •ffrig les.-Oct. 23, at Bury fit Edmund's, W. T. Smlthice. 11, __.. we I. 'lf.-Or. 31, at the vtaran,the Ray. R. noose Incumbent B 7 B.J. Cs. ',Uhl. Warwickshire, aged 43. Colersen-llow to • 9. 19, of Plyeands. Muer, widow of rho late C. Tink. rdebt's Net, a dear hint sly of Devooport. the Instructiosa he 19, at Orders! Moose, ear Malmothury. Nmg7 . wee to the mon ells; %ter of the late D. Young, Let. amount of thew.' se by wueseelin limn el :40. • Lomaanriasaaa Is • Nisallott•d• ae me twos= une,a useseihrea 41 te the dare . To be ' neat Owens et • Iva - tan, 1 haute., I COMMERCLIL AND MARKET& PEODUCE.—MINcure-LANE, Ocr. 26.—There lias mot been a public sale of sugar to-day, but the grocers and lemurs ban bought freely, by prtvate contract. 000 Obits. West India hue bite sold, and a few parcelsof Bengal and Mauritius hands° been bought. 'Me refined market continues dull : fair to pod grocery lumps, ad to 49a. —Coffee : plantation Crean mold at eddy, but there did not spear to be buyers for good ordinary native, sad they were bought ' in at 27d. the quality, however was scarcely an average one. sold 201.6d.t0 265.; awaited Rio: very goad, bought in at tOs.--Cacat 750 bap of Pare (foreign), were bo ugh t to at 201. to 30a, but 90 of Greeada at Ms. to : a nupar any cd th bags e piakey Madras sol so d ld Be. 9d. to Be,. and 398.—k a1l the gau d middl don ing white Bengal was bought in at Its. 9d. to lbs.—Pepper sent off heavily, and out a small part *dd Beady.—Bum .—Saltpetr ßeady.—Bum steer sold GP. to SI. 7a—St. Vincent's arrowroot sold 41d. to 9d.—Cuccaul oil bought Ia 301. to 401.—Coin rope partly gold W. Ss. to 202.—Oura Kino sold 275. to dia. Bengal turmeric bought in, Ilk • BMus awn wood sold 111. to IV. ha 9d. The amount at general buAntes hu been limited to-day, as frequently occur. Co a Wednesday. COTTON.—LivaarooL, °cr. 25.—The market to-day was dullish, and the mks were about 4,000 bales, iceludi q 30J take 0 .apart. SHIPPING INTSLLIGENCIL-MAIIII. aLL 1,1711.4111. Del. £IL DCL'AII. Orm. Duran' 0,0 lloilaad O,O ladle v. South. 0 Merano awl 1 Waterford .. 011 F la wless 01 alapto:i..oe423: Ott. 1 Danaghadee. 01 Francs 00 Do. Marseilles 00 s.laillaOct.R 1 Guern.A.lera 0 0 !bison 0 Bambara ttrdn.N.S.W .01 Sfax ..Nov, I GIAVISIND, Ocr. U.—Arrived: Attwood, Rotterdam; Jan, Pants; Neptune, Gravelinee; Susannah, Ceylon; Deicer; Tobago; Magnet, Batavia, Rotterdam ; Director, Antwerp ; Sir FA Banks, Ostend ; Stanhope, Patras ; Pepita, Havana; Janet, Singapore ; Agnes, St. John'it—Salleil Lord Hungerford, Port Philip ; Scottish Maid, Valparairo; Adanate, Constantinople; Harlequin, Grenada; Gal. rare, St. Michael's; Triton, Ostend ; Wilberforce, hamburg; bow, Rottadani ; Free Trade, Taming; Annette, Riga; George. Sydney ; Carolbse, Copenhagen. Lraarool, Ocr. 23.—Arrived : Albion, Pernambuco • Beatrice, Pau s; L 0., Demerara; Joven RLardo, Seville; Maria Adelaide, Nantes; Amara, Rouen • James , Maki: k; Comet, St. Petersburg; Louise, Stettin; Dorotliea, Dantrie ; F.dry, Memel; Albion, Rea rinks, Arian; Lammedilna, Despatch, Eudore, Rotterdam; Da bars Catharine, Antwerp; Union, Ostend; Alien, Senegal; Selma. M Africa; Ilyrsion, Buenos Ayres; Bengalee, Calcutta; Dublin, obile ; Jenny Lind, Illranalchi; Manchester, Baltimore; Governor Davis, New Orleans; Male, Bordeaux ; Little Fred, Medi. terranean ; 'Mary Caroline Delamy, St. John, N.B.—Sailed: Patrick Hoary New York.—OM: Sarah Ana, Qatari for Lancaster; Eliza beth Bikby, Atria; Carracen, Parker, H. Clay, New Tork.—John Bright, tor Valparaiso, has put back. [Advertisement.]—JOHN KAYE, Esq., of Dalton ball. riwir Iluddoislield, to enter to prevent impositi., hini mounted to taro his coat of arm+, and a facsimile of his signature, appended to the directions wrapped round each box of the cielebratol farallY meal opine prepared by hire, and known throughout the kingdom as RayeS Worndells Yo.etnble Reiterative Pills.' For ',Moo affets Roes, indigestion, and all di:new+ of the Beer. then lolls arc un paralleled for their uw.dy efficacy. No fewer than thew hundred tentimonlah here reoeolly been published. demenitra:lng their err =einem), No numb ought to be without thorn, a+ err occasional 11l prevent marry disorders, and will preserve the blood free from those obanvetkons uhtb are the cause of moat complaint, Olrerre that the arms of John Kaye, together with a faculioilo of his signature, an printed M. the dlr.:Rom for use wrappod round cesill bow—Price le. Imo. it M.. or 4.61. too box ; to be had of all rtemtablo chemists and movUethe maulers. [Advertisement] INDIGESTION AND BILIOUS CONK-41. or Titans YEAS,' NTAXDIKI Cease at BOLLOWAT'S PILL/. We. C. Williams, of Pthigannw, had been suffering for three years with a very severe billows complaint, accompanied vs ith bad dties and a constant expectoration of phlegm ; as Irian these dies orders were 113 great that for nights] together it was impossible for him to its on a bed ; all the medicines he had taken felled to give him relief; he therefore determined on giving llolloway's pills a trial„ • and he was soon gratified with the result, for this valuable =WI. Moe speedily improved his powers of digestion, removed the excess of bile. and re-established him in perfect health.—told ty all druggists, and at Professor Holloway's establishment, 2i f, Strand, Linden. WITH& BRINDLEY.—Oct. M. at Tomo tiro. Mn Prindley, of s son. DAVIES.—Oct 21. at Pictort villa, Norfolk-toad. Joao cwool. Yoh J. P. Dorian. of a we. POWLISIL—Oct. Sit. at Woolwich. the wife of Lieut. 0. C. Fowler • - nt;sukasoN.—oct. 2a. at Kamer. R. Tiool! erron. of URRAY.—Oct. 21, at Leaching, Bra. Kilmarnock. Mrs. Q. ll' daughter. Murray of aeon. NimTLN.—Oct. 20. at Watbournaterrice. Hy& pole, the wife of W. Kowtow Fat, of a daughter. REMISS'S —Oct 21. at South street. Park lane, the wife of R. lota Ese., of the loner Temple. of a son. REYNOLDE.—Ock 21. at Great Yarmouth, the wife rt W. C. 11(y. nada, Igo., of a daughter. TODUENStIL—Oct. 5), at &Dwelt the wife of A, J. Todkunter TniirltD.—Get. 20, at Frampton lloogo. the wife of the Rev. J. Toward. of a daughter. SWEMLOo.—Get. al, at Smallwood parsonage. the wife of the ROL. F. C. Swerdlow. of a daughter. WARHERTON.—Oct Si. at Teignmonth.North Devon. the wife OA. Warburton, to.. of a son and heir. MARRIAGES. GARB--SYMONDS.—Oct. 18. at St. Matthew's, Brixton, by the Bar. W. Webster. of Chrtsth Hospital. A. Carr. Ito , of Unkotgrost, wando,osib.p. Bat soo d. t o miry Jane, youngest daughter of the Late J. nda, ts ton. OKAII SyIoo AM—LOWN MAN.—Oct. 19. at St. Jamess, Wedroloster , by the Rev. J. Nash. Capt. W. D. Gotham. of the Bombay s ates ,. t o Saran youngest daughter of LieutAlen. Ste T. Down. maL C.B. sod K. 11.111. REAP—MALL . — Oct. M, Sion Baptist Chapel. Cloughfold, Roman. dab, Ln tho Rev. A. Nichols. of Sonoyade, Mr. J. Ileap, of Height Ids, H , igher Botha to Betty. daughter of Mr. W. llall, of long HOInA Rosieedalo. SHAW—WEAVER —Oct. IS, at the Octagon Chapel. Closter. by the Rev. Profaner Meat D. 0., of Belfast, the Rev. O. Shaw. of Belfast, to Mary A Cb nn Marran, eldest daughter of J. Weaver. Bag., Abbey. egter. SNW.L.-sCARRETIIERH—Oct. 19. at St. Mary's. Kingston, Barna . Ent.. of st Resod. London, to Soplato, occond (Law:llw°' the lota 0. Corn:ahem Loa of the woo Oboe. WAN HLY:f —IIOW E.--Oct 11). at Monmouth. W. Wonilyo, Est to in. Eliza Amelia Bowe, aloe of Mrs 0. Evans, all of that town. WRATISLAW—SON D.—Oct. 19, at Fraten, by the Rev. A. J. Thank vicer of thippenham, thmlaridgeohlre, J. M. Moth's's, to., of Cops d es k Loan, to Anna Matilda, daughter of the late Bev. J. Bah, rector of Proton. DEATHS. CARLETON.—Oct. 22, at Bydathamtill, Kent, F. Carleton, Est, aged Mt CIiAPMAN.-001. 22, Cathartic), wife of T. Chapman, Eq., of Liters Pools DAV/SO:J.—Oct. 24. Or. G. Dawson. of Chester, aged 62. lIARTBIIOII.N.tret. 13. at Liverpool, Richard Il*Donoell. fourths= of Rotate W. Hartshorn, A.M.„T.C.D.. KO 18. nowt — Oat se, at /Roomer. J. M. Hut aged 34. ELLY.—thit. 21. at Claphaorise, IllorthN a tact surviving daughter et the late Rev. D. Kelly, olabror of Gam • town. Arena thin, geed 19. KIN 0.-000. 23, at Duncan terrace, 0-o. road . W. Raub Est, god P. LLOYD.—Oct. 21, J. Lloyd, Eng., Head. nor Flintshint and formerly of Manchester andlegnorn. aged 81. SKIRYING.—Oet. 2). at Plymouth, lobely daughter of Um late W Mobs& No., of Kidlaw. SMYTHILE.—Oct. 23, at Bury St. Edmund's , W. T. Smlthire. & TA se KY.—Oct. 21, at thesis:lo 4B. th* Rio. R. Talmo. locamblO of Willoughby. Warwickshire, 511612.-00. 11, at Plymouth. Eleanor, widow of the late C. That. ,ftt, formerly of Devoeport. SOUto.—Oct. 19, at teakettles Howe, sem Malmmburt ROW mated docOter of the late L. Young, rot HA.. with B 7 Li. Cat • COrtlrtl.-1 lOW 10 .11. re Mt. • clew h." , 1 . the Inetiniefloa heroin Res to the moot eitatt amount of Ithrilisl 'lmo liaise. ot Me.% eaniwieN. Ws allotted to vs • , Qtrot =ln t o: at the web., la bowlewthinsli ilw MOO To be Mal Wwwialwae-Toosoait. Owessaa II las. I Meat limo. bisathae. um u . na vi Na. ;is IL 41 I 1 OTT 1 TO n 1101 ?Id as 31 31d. 10 13 11 MIL 1 261 :121* 20 1 " * 9