The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-17 00:00:00

rle pretested. The eleetertl lists for the two trim. emit 2,400 electors to tote far stewbrre el pei.isseet _ Iterwaelt ; bet the did freratra e» mimed titri deethe dope 101, sod the ses.resideutee of Where seem ages ef the Itereept, sereedisi to the done of Ist' ltis Ant. r an ireltraMt OP MAPtiewat essiber. PAT VP TONI BO eoctiwnoith—The fidirtrialr melee ippon ia the Maas Liberal liewever othweest we me be is moats the weeks= ef ear estwribere owl hieods, yet *dee esteetree peempts me 10 M,s tessera le the blue *ewe ; ell, tholes/IM, whose eshoolptiose ere set pill up withts breed* owe be rzretesseive their espy et the Liberia dhowleed is the Wee Waffaf. IS the people isedwit SA we Owl est nelmoish P--far la eater te pito them went fortitree or Om pen we mut de OL" DOA We die preprites Chosereatiett with the Sellewleg _howelosios ' Two Pa rma's or IfliVaPAPalli..— w. NM IMMO Itelies Oettopoodeet to is the Liberal,dr hillowthe pithy e wewewesesewt. The l iar peed wee. red we ink we shell adept the seam eyshot. reeple wear M.eerYr awe it we swum ottoettoi to • soospoor, =Met we pry mashy ditty, edverthesest duty, lessee, piper, seat, is Let *ewe who ere to ear bosh. eessider the Jostens et the Mow Zaiantla LITERATURA TM Feigns Corre;owdrice. Nowa of M. RAF' qf (Amass I. Sifted 4' °Bozos W. Immo*, EA. _ _ Sir Thomas, afterwards Lord, Fairfax made a ratlsegioning to his national caner d a eftencs of the king and his attendants, h =- ties of the Yorkshire freeholders upon the pommel of Marko saddle at Hayworth Moor in the memos of 100,000 men: he may he said to have closed it when he preentud Charles's son with the horse to be :Aka by that king at his oonsation. Between them twe nests there was a chem. a creation and an maul hilatiesotrnitical world. Fairfax's career is die ain all three. The life of soah a man thereby, sosesserily be invaluable to on sesnekg alter the mystery of that age. For after all, sod inkte of all that has been written oa it, thet hae. buried in its records, a proband "mystery—for those:wheeze able to dive deep enough. It steeds between two eras, es& °firkin bee an manic life of its own, and displays colossal phisseasea whin being to the emanation of neither. Like the lost plans, which one travelled, in endless' to the eternal laws of matter, between' the orbits of Mare and Jupiter, the last of whams easiest moieties, we infer from the shattered bag man dill &din the sun within their bran boantb, the paellas world of Zoilmed's hisim rs tl e s: Dobbs& peeled of the Reformed's, steak the two ebeeistieme of James L mid Charlie IL—a apiary sad s mind. 'nor who have Mewed Oa isms of Fairfax daring the civil wer, bem lie tint skirmish thingh all the great betties la while en alter the other, he sank dews the elistadm to the power of parliament, aster the final riming Is Kest, where, to us Carlyle's werdi,"at hie almost wend he mites fiercely against the entre of this kneeled'', drives it from pest Is pet ; drives it is Madden 'about seven k the evening' with as hard flgiskg as I ever saw ; and tramples it out then"—those who have re marked bow wisely, for his own safety at least, he retired from public life at the very time when a fur thee stop weak have compromised him inextricably' with dr exiled king, and how oompletely heat esedeft, et the restoratioe, in maintainingall the had snaked in the revelation, may have sometime* weadered how it is that the names of Fairfax has eine his death vanished from the pep of history. It they take up the Peerage to see whether the dignity is extinct or dormant, they fled that the tine yet survives. "It still," says the author of the Historical and Biographical Memoir prefixed to the ' Correspond- MOP: "steads in our peeress books, but the closing line of the record points with startling emphasis to the shores of a distant continent—sat— Woodburn*, Mirytanskilitited States of America." The rente leading to this curious climax will be Mad drain with sufkient in the “ me emir " alluded to, which, oontaiaiag the anent et the iiimge maser in which this moat valuable esiedin eldeeementa has been discovered, possesses elite hateres roman Than is a remarkable amity be this Faits genselegy, and it seeds but little Magianism to penein a dark Nemesis ever parole the May is its coarse through brainy, and visiting with meatless severity every deviation from the pa& whisk it was its minion to tread. The prin ciple et !be Wuxi right et every human being to abrade hessian of thought and doe freedom of sod" was entrusted to the Fairinee to be smarted agendas tyrannical assumption of every self-coo nested aristocracy. Whenever they lost sight of their grid dray, a heavy pusishmeat followed. They wen swag as Annus by their amnion with the earth, smilsoly whoa they abnined their great parent. awl inn le ewe yr mire to regions far aziedfrem their patient isheritance, were they Wows the atoms et the Olympian Hercules. The great her et the rainwater) rue eel, the fest the Fahletes d Dance, was thane rited by his _how hr Me adherence to the principles of the Wanness, and amletieg at then* of Borne. The evil soessgmaoss, however, of hie isdepmndence sassed with the het of diainheritsaoe t and while that knelt et the May which remained at the old seat sash gni* into obscurity, the Fairfases of Deena ae impend their position se to take a dislia paled *NI W i res try in Tannin. ma Clitba M ediae el e; easeptisa to the gamed aharaeir et the nee vas Mew& Faith:, the peat The fiiewing is ea attend hem ea epiteph by this (agar ea that gag meal& Lag Jima head warm the ogee tisa et meaateripte hem will& this " Oorrespooderair is Wenn : Lt to lissk.ffiketbod ruk.brostbad oar Psesstillie oho stir. /Wafts p as sot tiss. UM is iss to psos tins Mk Far tossoLtstsly pert loss ens Tor pmsoillsr snub ss 3Yt nun_ Wlleie wstsist. Irst his ant sleep swim by ma , tkr tss Ism Moslem Islwd Pre Ito II; sr mum to ism Ea% eils tirr bla—witit JIM. ham the psustal sal Sir Thomas, the grandlithar ef the parliamentary general, was the iirelLard Fairfax. His &vadat to the peerage wee set persimed by the meal coin for which each dignities were really bartered. He bought his title in had menry, and refund to give anwe then it was wordy or to pmt ep with attemso at imporiticia ea the part of the dealers. Compared with 'say, air Thomas &nears to have expired his dignity right 6014- Thera was, however, no vanity ed with hi. aspirations. Hs ipave 1,5001. for the tttle, bemuse in Sass days a Wahl, was worth se mash to its pourer, and this eithined he belted se ste r atipp !t e e d agesre to be_ a typo of the ass of gentry of Ind, whisk hosed the peat below& el the Exudes el the people at the cenumsasseesst of the reveialien. They wore bp =with leap religiose feellage. and they therein* fray the sepersitioue alma series with which Lend wished as they be lieved to cloak the pare hi* I they had • heavy stake in the property of the way, and they would not stand quietly eat huh ea whit the asteroid wealth was bees squandered ea pampered favorites and dim:metal es tons 1 they had lived a life of freedom on their lands, sod their stout hearts beat high with indignation whin they saw clear evident* of a optimistic attempt to bring them within the 'reap of as vresponible intim:city. This first lord Fairfax kit his tale to his sea, Ferdinand°, of whose the most issportaat thing to be noticed is that he was the lather efr the great For the life of this man, and the his tory of hie times, an abundance material has lately hem dissevered in the remarkable collection of doeuensats from which the correspondence is ex tracted. It nay be remarked (Si,' the anther al the arants), Wit the Oft with whisk the Wady made et the Par has were ware rd without • perealL Is no ether *Manes are nen a be direineed nob antra a Wm sad dneunesta, pubis and Owns ; pedigrees nee ally et the afferent brendas of their an loftily, bee at all the hadia with Oak they were enssard by inten d reek eneests, eria. end the ree=7 .a lternalis herabik heneen. All the leirthaes Sin that et pre iewarde thrs orlannesies on depeshery, whiah amen w a !hie . /ha past Sods boa this easiness essa ;Wilt Mein a the tunes no Esher then tits be. al the dvii war. Althea* therasto, they ol the highest iota-SW, seal& bat few de tain reepeetiag the set reeMmble sedans of the perhasitary hero. The biographer her, however, Illestissed slew amuses' I. the prefatory me moir white seed to throw se or Auks'. L 4 He h eld abladeasd the on which his &SS hal! bees Ipta en he re- , I signed his easimand. TM Amnia popalar perty dis trusted him. The shrewd iinadiather, the first lord, maw with a prepieds eye the rook apes which his greases wield *IR, sad siarsai lie ma Cberles to write dews the peeplosey. The eireametaasse are thus gives ha the memoir. Chahar, it may be ebeerred, is the ride of the panel : Mesemeadeos by Merles Fairtez, of Meriess.—limiss mho tem few =air et the meet remarkable of that baaily that have ammo to ay view, or maim haveledge, I ea sew fee a mad mimes inbreed to Mort the pansies at a dle• OWN betwixt my dear father Thew, int Lard Faith:, sadreyesl e i i bis\ I dam sot emit by versa eta Mem ea gegoamat upoa as actvith epimblg44beir as 'do opesilled, essay mostlis mem his death, the sehelmee whereof with some of the eiremmeases was to this ellost. Re walking he his gnat pulsar et Dea tea, I ealy di s present, Ad ems mash porpimed awl troubled la bin Mad. but attar a few torus broke out Mee thole or the like ezpronkas: Charlie, Ira thisithm what will beams et my famdy wham I am gese. I hem added • title to the heir male el my Maw mad shell leas a esamottat mats to see met r. fteionde win beep It end leave it to* see, hat MA Tom's pride, lel amok bff his wife, that he, see sentsated to live is ear mak MA demey Me hems 1 Ms eased estatitlieg fa MAW* ef Mth, sad Mil his whet was sot only my ma Meght Mt the reed hopes el all who Mew thma • yet, asterithoemlim, he Mimi domed me to asks knows who he tell era whoa I sew a gestablii Om i<imiht se fall eut. I then alleged my or is is he the mimeo, sad MO It Mile he dem hy a posses hear meted sod em seise mar Is Mafia to him He Mad (to ilea slims *mar sad sommood eta father) a Amp miss * Honig (whisk 1 resolved Mk a sad Wei mod tam) dm Todd de I. Re Ma, seem, diabsig posimmee, es his bst mil pest eller UM 1 'Muhl set sill ati should mower his at the heedful dayl i treat, wbea I mot give ea sweat. This he i.e. Thee, ails, sem pees, whim I wee isthmoid that am Lord Thome W eat Wats mead (mode by his rte soil areadfather ult. MUM 13 Camino)) teethe seetlemem et the estate a s tke bar um* *ribs di• hod •= 1 • 1 • 71 = 1 . 4 a daughter se Miessamie, he. the me keig thouas Demme, la the very more rem where 1 esesivol my chugs I hislitany sonesisemil him with the PIONI4II to Mere sold. He gam me my army without erne‘ of Imps,. Messy, to say apposes, of disease, sad mad* me (e.*) is.,. Men mid espeswien of a kind asseptsses. Had the dent QM lard sera still *their into futurity, hie as would have bee. redoubled. He would have eses is grandma, once the foremost tan in all England, who had wielded with a steady arm, and a clear bead, and a stern heart, the 13011t111 of the mighty Commas, who had bees the chief in strument in lifting up his native land to that height of glory which it tasked the genius of a Milton to describe in Attie; term, he would have seen him, the most glorious of all the Airbus, slink like a beaten hound from the field. He would have seen him who had been the great under of the right and the power of England self-govers meat, despair of 1111 safety for Amiga' except from the help of a tyrant's volnptseiss sm. Nothing is more pitiable than the west desertioa of the great can by the party who had carried the isellaW of England @ably through the terrible single Mae re volution. Nothing is more sad than the emaideratioa of the attar uselessness of that Upon of fire and blood, which resulted in death instead of regeneraton. Fairfax was in poesession of all his energise of mind sad body when he withdrew from his politica at the hesk of Cromwell, and it is therefore marcely possible to reject the conclosion that some extraneous in flow. mast have acted upon him to iodine him to abandon the peat struggle for liberty at the very moment when the straggle appeared on the point of being decided on the pops* wide. This lamellae was doubtless due to his wife. The daughter of the aristocratic Verse bid seen enough to teach her that men the presbyterianism which she prized was no bulwark of defence ter the rank which she estimated at a still higher rate. To the ordinary grounds of the hatred of presbyterians against inde pendents she added those of • belief in the right divine of rank and the imperishability of aristocratic distinctiom Fairfax yielded, like many men as great as he, to female perseverance, and by so doing he roused the evil genius of his home. He became, more and more entangled in the meshes of party ambi- 1 lion. He proposed low ends to himself, and lie was cursed with the accomplishment of hie wishes The man who had hurled king and court to (Maroc- boo, set himself seriously to work towards the elm of his life, to compass the marriage of his daughter 1 with the profligate eon of a profligate father, for the sole reason that his daughter might be lifted up into the rank of that aristocracy which he had humbled. The deed brought with it its own punishment.' Buckingham neglected his wife, and spent her fortune. "The vireo:Weiss of her life," says the author of the mo emir, " dories the predicts career of her husband at the mart of Charles 11, wee hardly mat biter sad hard ol es timate* this the misery to which be somigued her ea an impoverkked seam at his death. He diet menthelmed with dere, sad the Dushom was ultimately drima to the last extremity to omeia ItenalE • • • • The Mate was literally absorbed try fns and ea:swim Lord Fairfax having no male heir was OODOSOrd ranc t his comae. The family property under this of the family received various accemions, and the sixth Lord Fairfax succeeded, in 1710, to a princely fortune. Again did the avenging genius of the house demand a sacrifice for aristocratical miedeeds. The whole of the met property in England was soil the the purpose of redeeming the proplo:/of the ymeg lord' sgrandmother,- the Dowager thilmpr a princess of the house of Hesse Came l ; and of Lord Fairfax was henceforth to be supported by estates in the new world. We have in this notice confined our attention eland exclusively to the memoir. We have only to add, that the oorreepondenoe appears from the sekabona in the two volumes before us to be of the greatest import snot, and that it would be d.fficult to mine say dis covery, of late years, which im likely to throw en great a light on English history as that of the manuscripts from which these letters are taken. usk. PSlSCUies.—Tlerro worn a now opera at Me theatre bat ensinr, sad there were, nersever, two fist appear ances. The pees was a " resentis spars" in twe Win, by a z M. Fists+, a yowl, compare who des plied mme ties hi Genius , and is a Wile Innis in this sw ay an span celled " " of ii swam* , • Leedise," am a dram% is so y silly and that is nakdaa et roil Bunn, wc sesesive_, wadi dew away Ids taints spot li. no Mosier is a muse sid saw where in Oniony, who be two Mass; /kans ie LlisreMr, sad Omar Aoloisser, seedier. whose dr Ne tnews, sad tiny have *dr hilit to cask idea. doh:etre* regimen is to men es Ines anise; sad Leering. Mediae a risk Mme him se =Ms, tum bles isto armed Mid le dimewsed. Arum of is their maim walk,, am ahem* by it= scresm, esdikame, sky oak Mame Wl* Ldnibef rad, tells web" era the arm& to so a Mimi Umbers sad dismay. de me the fastest Whoa he wields rims fo r two mere haw oiled. Pram is stelmsdis a wed for the km et Lettior; Mile Adehoor is Mr beim ea le sheet to be merrial to ship of MOM dupes. He isms that Ladles le ask ma trree the very eselly, saying te Wend/ net Ime is `yam r e a lli th s a s t he will tidal el war no nes. lin di Godly die. reed of ; kr be, OW Nam bask end beasts him though in a may pupeselme sessam he as does set beismeirei =ad sessermsaily madam se elides Ma. like le the mest - fmage awl of Ant hat an be ism tined ; then is waft isseehly se phastomlthe shoat kr. She mess rowed is bread WOOS, mists mem the people oaths stale, sal mous about, team sad dais, is auk as every-day maser, sod so like are of thanselves, that it la quite bet b :(as he Ametirto midi ay) to nails. her favil . It Is {sly at he wry esselssion, whe• bar incesstant ie Om ism the demi with his bride, that an rat length as by him, sail lirlatams him a little, but be noel en to get marrisi sotwitbetimilig ; while the taithisl Prost fills - dawn sad dim at her hot, lad the =L ins from the dap is a milder, ea their way to I Back is the task el ',hill his romantie opera to meld, mil the dillies of the sable* is ad redeemed by emdeleis the lissideste, didease, poetry, or mask. Then , am limiter hat these we hen nientiand, the piece bring dragged eel is a peat length by hunters' choruses, feetivisim daisies, wad ones arnaisesphass expe dients ; the &aligns in et die meltmetre iturriptim ; and the nowis. Mae. senestinne_ parrhy,, b ef senelnetion, sad whitest • shots sawing a ed&ial frame. The ;rut deleser was performed by Mr. Charles , who ensured ea th e step for the fort time. His same preemed As kW a meet medial vol ume, sad his pleb/meats era ma as to peemeik em Ming off la the warmth of Wen, His Ismer mile is of the Suet quality, sad be is imprint la elle and resew tics sine In sang at his ores*. It le swam that be bes latterly dermal Manila joinders lady sad pm& dm. Hit was irestly mdmisil is sewed she me of tweet My koyhoed's beam," a emerso I s the sat, bri a dew& emote. i a mid pima ere exceed. Imply pod, bat he trod the steps with a hissed embernisir rest and awkwardness sawed men is a histaist. The other lint ssppspuaage was that of Min War, ia the cha racter st i amd.e. /her yews sad Maims, his • ober, sweet nine( ensiiisrshls poor and esajpast and left with ped nese. visit, sad bier Is se Mesa a pert As could set glen to Menus* a as sal= ; bst she will evidently be a valuable ambition to the misdeal esp. Weir, as Prom, made the mot ed a modems past Thr piste, m the whale, was wen psi t+; the Isnot were good, and no mbar% thewgb weak, was mesh sad w rest. The new pertemers woe Madly idled he and m pleaded at the end isi the epos. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1848. irama . OLYKric.—The d this theatre have no OA IMMO he marled en the see of week, for every wee redone • ne plea of mere or Me met. es the can map be. last eight eraillw of the in ad less ebb the mew bee dermal It =peke to beg ma was pedaled. eder the titlePameeleee" _whet Is an welrely s sew drama la the le. eta le a serintim leendedes of • Pee vendeelle ailed " Le Jam Peatester," es see ealegeree tee. Thu pet to.. eta the equine rerla wee Ildle (Mrs. flthilug), • yews lady see, ead by the liberal perces, of • de M.P., Mr. Okssertmg (Leigh Murray), who lei her is end • vdia. under the pretest allai7 of beag . " to *toe la dere. Lee Peps (F. YU:), who hss bees felled at school, at soden, ea the leer. mad in elestienewhig, by hie rival Chreerire, des Mane else dewed by slue to Is his attempt to pia the head of the eledeasee daegker, sad est re/eme mein the ea when Gerseey le him ff&m. se ekes ha a bamemes mfr to eine with him, s pro posal which epee the peas theme erphaa's eyes to their widest cutest es to her estedble pukka in the eyes of the woad. Lesidly, however. he sit press • prudent Mend Maps Amami G the puma et Rewhig (Mr. Breery), who owes* sussimis is eneugiug aa idepentest between the mishear% dereghter sad Lard Swipe, rad a marriage be wee a alseerie end Edith, to the eatiefeetion of all pardon It will be in eat dm beets are mite and but. of lute ealc—tbit ',MO Of Mre. Selbres ectimeouthined with Mr. Emery's ang h pude. seised however to give a weds dr pee of vl to the pine, mid the setae fell amidst loud penile se miss der the author, which wen het leigeaded se by bit appearanes. &DLitt% WILIAL—Th. " Wintry% Tee es mi ni of Met easing at this theatre, A add seasierehly to hr. Mere verstneda, both as a ye eat as leer. Nothing seed be mere or es Sea the me. es la whist k we ed epee squids them theme*, emcee esepiele the etaial e br 1.1011400 is • eaneller admirably walled to Mr. Phelps' style of sere& The Lag hue la him au &desirable espeeeet hosh eirlie rage se Ids sorrow. Mies Glyn, who played Hanniswo, Maireees vegMly. avieratly seem herd se wit • WM end pin bit prandes ef ekes seemear. • Nees sled= of smi Z ere ami appelense atenesseem den la every masa sad la bee else Mese * bat In Est the mere lOW/ get rid of me in the trial bar merneence et wide brought bed sad deswesd applause. le the well known sees ogee she in tells at boon ; as, indesd, wen esit=ed: NOES wad b• better managed, or more Mies Cusps , made • graceful Pentads, end Mr. A. Adeprew wee a genuine Shekspearitan Mad . hue ea effective represontanlve le the idsiarrmble Me. Maeres, sad the rest of the thinners were in a warm we do Net cites see followed seerdinates oldie lege. Thu swam deserves • et pee The Mena m la the th ird set wee elm* meepti, and the ettaspakimeka is the fourth was quite balks. We ban Minh das hed the statue mese with ..Moto to the seg. tee lave sal, to mid that to patella orenagenet it was a Irbamph st male femme tioa. The here was areirded, sad the beery sad enetiosed cht= a r led Yaw phased were the with their BLOOM/OEI 4 Y COUNTY COURT.—Oar. 14. &tam v. Maws.-11sa•ca 01 Pawnee 01 Yaw ittatie.--Tkiespiaitiapter extreanlinup ate, Wal ea woks lweesht bp the , IllboU, to neon se / ontra NAM all bet e d fa of marriage, the eau of 208., ber oboweetiateess set her to eater aa adios ht aw• rise watt The y a eenelaw, neidleg at Ns. U, lbeadeiph-lersec__Oesdholdwetw, wee, ewe ellienece doting the wane , et UM. weliden threw" Lowther Amid*, Snead. whoa be eteseled the pelsM, to when, affor a Nate Ovate eastern, be mile ea eat et allow tier cda•nerep94l. For wer e . li g=trr i belso • roe ladleid•al, the despAsn of a washerwoman, eanyleg ca beebres at Owlets, aged, accepted the ear. This melted la the Weeks of Ow Ilabsequatli a lie was salted to ameba totale.— Zi awe, wbss e Hamm r e Zt ai a t tend into the panicalan of thek attendee MN boon, allowed the plelatllf the fYll ameetat daland, with costs, at the nee tine ezpeeteicr veva that • pewee bnd to the profeesice of a ctestlinwe temdd have so far Amami an to take • amen advantage of ea embus girl. MIDDLEUX _BllBBlONll,—YasTaivaT. CLERICAL CONSICIATION.—The sew chorea, dedicated to the Rol, Trial la Qs part& of Wiettes, Tratetta*. woo comffeted by Uwe Yrtlra~at Teak ea Trilby lot. The wboie tapers of the alto tad anedeo et Me dwelt ararat to about GAOL, woe defrayed by tin Moe Morton. ct Western Ma. PRlMliblaire.—iov. C. D. Brenton. foe., to Bt. SA wears L, Laserisa; dta lierwke; IL% tett It reeklease; pot. the Ire. C. D. Mesta. Vacuum: The rebendal stall of )lentos sad Wbeddea, te Herelbrd Cothechal ; pet. the Mop et Itarellerd ; Bee. D. D. Peabartoe des _ _ Before Mr. @Mem Adam Ms. Ls BRITON AND TIES Cale OF Adams said ha maid tall atteatim to a 'abject w▪ hich bad es several lamer emeleas bees ander the meet. denting ei the mart. file meat the MO of a perms sams4 Gnarl; and, N that ease originally Mood bekre the court, It we rerramied with eiresmemiton of very grave eal• *W. kedbegt9 the madasies that Mr. La Erste., the aeMsiser N the midi of St. Martin's- imtko- acids, had hem • MI • matpmales, by which Gasa was to maps Mem ea qt am ite e east of the pada is taking pro. meding• Is with • oreggedisa of this mut, thip proshial bard idirallsd as fad UM the matter, aid the revolt of that bow dry, he was to say, fully ex amain& Le Ilsetut hem what Um laid to his filwage. Ile (test Adams) had reopired a letter from St. Iferdn's perodial tats, osolosins: a resolutios of the board egos the sahlest, whisk, is justice to Yr. Le Brom, he email read. It rwa thee : lid lo Brehm hefts made a .orient of the aim 118 had sad cad a eser ef the WWl* of Moog sad dusk. M al tees of • etammhe la me ere et Ow= los. ▪ esolegmboa emiletedes N. mom I. Mesh the tame mane le wean Mee Imes ememlea. the hosed azinsisi is es tirealabillsik WWI Or seeimettem sad ea Me inettels el Mr.limokwardemliseth seheiled *Mr. ressived..Thet Is Ike si MY Mehl the mist it Mr. la la the Ms Yes NMI* otth a dies tepid es the rillipple. ado IMMO at the lehaldhate of the lesehttles la whisk Ms admoses emplaisel el =Med, sad the mem*. of the aide Make —TM loaroed audios sail he we glad to observe that this re to relieved dm eleareater of Mr. Le Banta feu oho sasmalsas patios Is white it bad Mom rimed. The paw ehial Mead wee satisfied, sod so we the tars.—Yr. L 9 Brown, who was preheat, rehashed that GeilliellS we awe in metedy, he Wise bees takes at a Jewish festival bee recitstly.—Mr. astimat Adams said that oertaialy wee es• ether strikim test—Grameo bets takes alter the publicity gives to Use prowsediage of the matt.—Tke pertiedmili of the matter have shady born reported la the Esprit's. NAVAL Moviutterre —At Gibraltar, 6th Oct., H.M.11. Polrplte. or (a. a); at Libra, Oth, Oct., H.Y. brig Law; at Oporto, Nth Ott., U.Y. • Leong. Puarsetouret, Ocr. 16. aim We harbour taw Manor" to maples eall ai ado WI Moots, diet which dr will Moos to Spithoot.-11•Mor, 0t... morbid logirday frost Dooroport with moo par ICerseabre, God ralewad owls *ls deg.— =R. will b. -old of so Woltrolloo oot nowt. rt.. or —Drtorr, st. ,is wh om m Ilt lr le% tot oil to toady IS ithrannem.—earr, Weft to royal —. Wog boa soothoolly mob. &dog tie ort foofoot, Is solored to loot el Mr Minna MAO good Innollotrip—Priro Lagoa It Io =plaid liacrsid la Sint SO into er liolloormat ead 11.111 root Mr WooarricH. Ocr 16 —Tar& 11..0.. IA N& asaleastiar 0. Illorde, wind Mn pool=ion Pirlogrogt. to be PlOt MI pi sit WNW somoot ill Co* Wool to atikvoll selonoot. lo boo tot Moo sob me W b w oolootio Moto Mot mod IlaosiAL—Tesuk 41, lOW do NNW flolotro tooklog oral to who at of Os bola 010. old fookotoi to Yr estop oe COMM Pier. Tb• whole of tie ortabisiorootwO le toottnot too Si. foitellua at Doptkol la a to. day% Si. ulooltibm• of Ws YAW kosllty haring law Wen a mum ADIIIIMALTY, Oct. 16.—ATTOIPITIONITI.—Audit.-Ber aeon moo, h u l a oo, hoist; It. Ittrego Hamm* I amid iftelo T. gik4 o. Bra loorl.—Naval Cadets: J. IL C. toomil, Bald& ; J. L Iturroy. aaa Jo.e4; sod A C. May, Weleakry. —Acting Owner J. W. M 0.4, Cole*L—Acting Smits...do 0. Johostoa al Argag Qugestor J. Wars., to Aglaseort. MILITARY. Ms FOLLOWING CNl.llollloillihTlONe of eavalzitlVl mate antes la beleed Welt tint es the 14th at Pad wield at Later/ Pm Athkee. sad ate lath Drowns Pam the Maar eta. Yes to 4tA Deapatio amnia at Attila's, bas Plattirle^ sad were et the Yew suttee by the 7th Have him UWWL—The W the ash Peat, voWa* lately arrived at Cork ht the Oemeng Mawr, hos Hearne% Bey (where this deurbaret had served Now MO Me *old the norm Wishes(/' the regiment at Fray. BPOIITI2IG. TATTERSA.A.L'&—MoipAT.., The ClestwitliZire 7;iiiiiTuaToi;nl;l, brisk, but, be yond brlmpre Imeeetrimmeh more prominently Into setter, end wears. GlinallMe Y Iselde the We quoted at hewmarket, Galled to = l, i n imy r =Mortal area es the pnote. Dads, the Irish bone, , 10 meta were Melee far moot some,. Derby bet. Una wee maned to the hmetrite, limememb, Setteelot, ead a age* of seigiars. CMCMILIOGISHIRS.-11 to 2 apt Dade (t), 7to 1 apt leneebterap t), 10 to l opt Mentalism (t), 10 tot qet The Ger, 20 to 1 apt 20 to 1 apt Wsnota it), 23 to 1 apt MP Sarah, S 3 to 1 opt Limdmome, 23 to 1 sot ale, 211 to 1 wit Bridle (ti, $0 to 1 apt Colllaprood, 00 to 1 apt Bosom Butt (t), $OO to 1 apt Beektdter, 1,000 to 20 apt Dulcet (1), 1,000 to lu apt Hope (t), 1,000 to 13 apt Ogler Green. D 21017.-1,200 to 200 eget J. Scott'. let (t), 11 to 2 apt The Plying Dutchman (6 to 1 t), e to 1 apt Honeycomb (10 to 1 t freely), 40 to 1 apt Yeah& (t aft off ), 40 03 1 apt Themme (tan of ). tato Enid Nonce . COURT OP BANKIL.UrTCY.-71reszaDis. A Goon &TATO —Funds Armwea, 8.116.,, of Carhop bill, applied for his a rtritate.—Mr. LaWrantel supported the application, which was not append by the alitirmses, but by a creditor named Pickett, in pence, who contended that the bankrupt's statement of his nOtal was els/aerated, and that the asshoseee bad not been (ably oboes'.—His Honour held Use objcalows invalid, sad granted the entrants forth with. He end it would Mee been better if the opposing creditor bad pieced his ease is tlts hands of his proftesiAal adviser ; far it usually happened that when unprofessional qrappeared in person, the dme of the court was wasted ..,dwelling on irrelevant molten.—The bankrupt's balm 'beet extends fres September, 1843, to the 26th of Apia loot, and contains the following item : to aediton, SAUL ; ditto holding mortwase, 69,632/. ; ditto holding essofty, 9681. ; liabilities, 1,2441 ; rafts, 26,2611. ; rents, 3,0871.; capital, 3,1291. By good debts, 4641.; property, 1,1261.; property mortgaged, 82,1861. ; ditto in hands of mortgage creditors, 7941. ; ditto in hands of creditors, 1,5711.; rests, 1/1/11.; law charges, 4,0921.• trade and domestic expenses, 4,6711. ; interest on imortgaies, 6,2811. ; ditto on ash, 2,1311.'• 3,2831. Pa War . The Makesp4 pawed Ms last examine- Yea, which was edisurned dam Mai" Ira, Mahout oppo shim. A disputed prat et debt wm adjouneed far fu rth er emelderation. The antidote meeting wee dud for the 21st News r. Ha H nesecheat. of Camber • red late beaker, of~Cambrldpywad he bb oerd 6ste.—Xr. Demean opposed, as UMW d Naffs. Gainer and Mesa, oaten ; sad Mr. Looses appeasi the beakrept.—The bankrept, in enerebstio Oil be was t e m uri i n tezr e tner in the Inn of Holley of den, bankers, ; le entered the dna, at Ms di th ees whit ia NMI ler 1882 ; he trek la no coital, and he drew within oat Then wee at present no for distributioa to the feedbags of that Imo but was property which would be available for that purpose. The beak stopped In Aayggoerett, 1846, when a streams was mat round to the tors, showing that ultimately 20a. in the pound would be paid. Notkiaa led yet been paid to the uninsured creditors ; the matter has thrown Into theory unfortunately, and • dividend was now very doubtfal. In 1839 or 180, be had Wthe her of R. Mamba and Co., oil refiners ; in hoa& the prepay at Matelot, where they aria as Miner, on whisk a ansiderable loss bad been en* tabled. Had takes me alive part in the banking bwintre, baying resided in. Loan all rag. When the theirs on handed over to the London sad County Joint Stock Beak, a valorise of the property was made, Mr. Garner, one of the wars, arehters, tang one of the valuers, and a deed of Omaha wee entered Into with the general moat of the andiews. Mr. Goer had not orated the deed, Mogi be had never refried to do so. It was prt of the resonant that flinafrey and iloa should flies bilk to aim ream wen for the bermes dm to them, whisk bills were dberestal by the Leaden and County Beak. Had it not beset he the preasadhp hken by Mr. Garner, he should not have bone bankrupt. The egempost wader the deed of inspestim had been stepped by an Woollen. Had wood up the aLL business in Des her last, and paid et the lean maga with the approbatioa of the three primial esse.—Mr. Rao of Cartridge, WOO der the trust deed, gave a detailed aeon of the preasedinp oiler that desdadmi the defame to an aria width had been bre o u= s ztinst the bankrupt by Mr. Gesser.—Mr. Dunces es the items of the hobos that (whisk at peered in the Esteem .1 Sat allay), and matimied that there wee no likehood of any dividend being paid he the bankrart's creditors as eli merebent. Rio deer fa that Maerew about MOM, eat IN hoe bed been abort yo. Of this ennattlissay Mae ii Illeppeas. count whatever had been giver It was dun he kLI Let re trading lag afte he Ina istrivent, osd had been r Can or withost=rin; Mr. Lamers ton *, mid he set think shirr ground at opposition valid. TM Mime to the ation had emdently been properly referred by the bankrupt to the tr ustees He did not see the *lighter pound tor enerending the meth Mots POLICE.—YarrzaDAT. MANSION-HOUBll.—Baan Mirrat..—D. Harris was 4 with having defrauded a clothes/man named WOOll •17 d ,by representing that a bar of bass metal wee a bar of silver.—The prismair had called upon the prosecutor and said, " 1 hare a boreal' of clothes to bur, and I can't think of asking you for the loan of 101., which they will cost me, with..ut offering you securit fee that amount." The pro secutm thought the propos ition a fair one, especially when the prisoner produced a wedge of silver, or what appeared vary like silver, and mid that he amid not sell It, as there was no trading of that kind carried on upon Sundays. Into the hands of the prosecutor the bar was planed , and no doubt was entertained of la value until the prosecutor bad parted with his amereigas and silver to the amount re <paired, and the prisoner had departed from the place in which the transaction had taken place. In cease quest* of some miegivinge as to the matter the prow:Mir took the bar to be tested, and he had every ream to believe that it was not worth a shilling.—The prisoner said be had lamely introduced three persons who bad applied to him to Mr. Woolf ; that the bar belonged to these pawns, sad that Mr. Woolf, who ought to be a good judge of silver, thought the deposit unexceptiimable, and accordingly agreed to make the required advance.—The prisoner was remanded. ChI•ROP or FOROBILT..—Isidore LiPllOllll6. a 1311M102. war charged with having committed tower—Solomon Marks, of Moandaditeh, took a bill for 101., purporting to be drawa by a Oenr.aa named Krakour upon Julia. Lipman, suppos ' ina it to MI genuine. When the bill became due he took it to No. 82, Mark•lass i wkiere it was made payable, but pay ment was not only refused, but it was sicertaiuerl that the prisoner had forged his brother's noon—Tao prisoner was remand'''. WORSHIP-STREET.—ROBBIRIIB AT TYI EARTZTUI COUPITIZA RAILWAT.—HSPIWay 111 d &WOW were filially examined, Maimed with the robbery at the tern'ioua of the Easters Counties Railway. They were commith.d for trial._ THB CASH or run WOKEN LOFINCIL—A FIBtIeHISH, who was understood to be attached to the City Mission, ad deemed the magierratr, and stated that he was deputed by Mr. Jackson, of that institution, to attend for the purpose of refunding to the passim' the amount eontrihnted tuwards the temporary relief of Anne and Emma Lofiack, the emi grants' wives, whose twee has been so fisquently brought Were the pablis.—la gnawer to a question from the magis trate, the gentleman briefly intimated that a passage bad been taken for the conveyance of the women, with their children, to their husbands at New York. and that they would sail in the Panama emigrant ship on the following day.—Mr. Hammill *awned his gratification that such a proper coons had been adopted. mid the gentl. man having handed over the money (about 30e.), left the court. CLERKEN WELL FIIGHTINIMO CHILMISN. —J. Langton wee reexamined charmed with haying tired off a 'unloaded with powder and *ho o p which a woman named Elise Cuter, Wm. Chapman, ten years, and another boy win injured.—Mr. Comb* Tetrad if there were any present to proweute the prisoner /—Mr. Carter, 'the C r uried of the woman who wee shot, and the parents of the boys, anewered in the negative. lhey had known the pri soner for a number of years es a harmless, inoffensive old man, and they felt satisfied that he did not intend to injure any party.—they would not press any charge legalist him. —Mr. Combs said he had acted imprudently in fi ring off such a gun at the riek of the lives of people, and after a suitable remonstrance and emotion as to his future conduit, he ordered him to put in his recognisance to keep the peace, and discharged him from custody. MARLIVSII.OUOR-STREET.—Srasuno • Caster.— Ana &afield was charged with having stolen from the chop of Mr. Litchfield, c hi na and curiosity dealer, 21, Hanwey yard, a silver canes, vane 31—The prosecutor stated that on Thursday morning last the prisoner came into his shop and asked the price of some china cups and semen. Wit nem showed her several, which she said were too dear, and wished to see some cheaper. He then showed her a grs at many die'. rent patterns, but the whole of them she said IMO too high•pioed and would not suit her. She then left the shop, and shortly after her departure he Mud a silver casket frmi out of a glees case, close to when the prisoner was stealing, and which he had seen Info jut before the prisoner come in. Witness then gave information to the police, who succeeded in apprehending the prisoner on Sunda y morning.—Ochavius Fe.kla. d, aosistant to a silver smith in the Strand, said, on Thursday afternoon last the prisoner came into hie shop and offered a silver casket for sae. It was a filagree casket, inlaid with enamel, and had turquoise stone at either corner, and one on the top. Wit ness told the prisoner that be would purchase it of her if she would bring him a memorandum from the person to whom it belonged. She then took up the casket an I ran out of the shop.—Policemtn West proved taking the prisoner into custody on Sunday morning at her lodgings, in Long's.- eourt, Leioseter-equare. He told her that she was charged with stealing a silver motet from the pros: tutor's shop. She denied all knowledge of the robbery. The casket bal not been found. The prosecutor said be could swear to the ens ket from the description given of it my Mr. Falkland.—Mr. Bingham remanded her till Thursday next. WESTMINSTER.—Caux livenea.—Scrais Freeman was charged with the wilful murder of her child.—lnsp ewe Cummings said that Ia emsequence of receiving an anuor isms communication on Saturday night last, he wont to the hoses of Henry Bye( Soria', Esq., M.P., 13, Baton-place, about eight o'clock in the OTOILIZIg. and asked for the honk In consequence of what the housekeeper there said, he mint Sergeant Praeger to bring the cook back, die having just beftre left the house, and he afterward' met the sergeant mad the cook (the prisoner). He conveyed her back to the housekeeper a room when she placed a basket which she bed been carrying on her arm on the table. He the said to the prisoatr, " I have received information that you have lately been delivered of a Mild." She said, Yee, air, I am • ry sorry to say that I have." The Inspector cents. to say: I amok. d where it was, when she pointed to the basket I had seen her plus upon the table. I inquired when it was born, and she replied on the Cr:Saturdayebetwees two and three o'clock. I asked long it lived, and she mid only a few minutes. She then dated that she was going to take it to a woman at Moises, who promised to bury it for her, so that no one should know anything about it. On the way to the station she said, Oh, sir, what do yen think will be done to me ? tell me your real opinion, do you think I shall be hanged I" I said," It's impossible that Icon know." She then observed, I would not have done it, if that woman bed not premised to put it out of the way." Shea id nobody in the hoses knew anything about it. At the station-house I examined the basket and found it contained the dead bi dy et a male MEW child. The abild was forced into the stock. imp predated, whisk einem to have had the rank cut out of it. The &Si inn also wrapped round with a piece of cloth, a d the I m ress aenn with which I band in the house =sseo made a strict search ell over the been, Orr ' , ' prim= Mersa sad boxes, and coned Sod es Inky liess i tstil ie whairmeerpreparvi he the birth of a esembei the child at the pekles4tatioa, -.— Q it weent k eizied to St. Otorgele weekbouse.—limgemst Newt that he assompenied Kr. Cummags to the henes Berea-plea, sad reeminsti outside. While ke woe three he maw the pri ssiest Moe, but tut knowing bre, or the mink of the spieler% iguiries, he elireeil her to pen Ile* but saber rpollatig, W is dhaerise of the fespeetee, be treat te quest ath•pelessw, and sew her wage a pestryesek's at Chases. Os bar mein est the asked her If iba MI set live at IS, lialenophne, end, tIU her regbing_in ellinastive, he told her that she must assompary him heit, es a gentleman treated to see be, She replied thlit as gentlemna meld went es me her, es she had est nese erqdrieg. She had the basket *retaining the deed lady of the shild an her arm at the time.—ivideace was the given to prove that while primmer was in cus tody at the Mans. she eadeavoured to induce the femaki searcher to take some al her linen away privately. which, with a napkin found la her possession, - had Wit/e -dam of recent childbirth.—Mr. Gseps Paine, tarpon, sworn : On Saturday night I wee mat ter to the Mains. in lotheekthrew Om imimeter me a basket, nth* hata anamiae. la a bends whisk it maims* a oaths Went 'hie MA been bon et the full period. The unthilieal MIA bad bean eat without any ligature. The body hal both three ithe the upper pert of a stimitias, head lereaseth Jed then enveloped in a vises et darkmthaseed OA There were so nudist of Woad ea the bode er elenmelt. I ban maraud both the pima and Ham cif the primmer, and en tertain se death that die kett en del/need of a child. I ban three snide 'pose nosiest eomlaaafth of the body of the baby, ineenjaastion ninths medingollivir &Or Cloorges. The lips and aces appear to hen been mash coth premed. Math blood wee eztransated on the bast Ade of the Hee, and the eyes wen much injected with blood. The membranes et the bean and the brain itself were math with blood. I also 'maned the hurt and loam, is c ar d at perfeetly satisfied that the child wee hors alive. The prisoner was committed fee trial for " wilful murder." An inquest wm oath quiratly held upon the child, when a portion at the above avWenee haviso been given, the Jury returned a verdict of "wilful murder" aphid the primaer. BOUTHWABH.—Assatn.T.— W. F. Fin was re-esa mined, charged with assaulting Henry Hyne, on the head with a life prmserver. The details of this ease have already appeared. On the last maraud= it was urged on the part of complainant, that then was nn troth in the impute dolt that there was any improper intimacy between that per son sad defendant's wife. Mr. Cottingbam said that his mo tive la the ease was in order to give an opportn. laity to the t to bring forward persona to corrobo rate his statement with respect to the defendant being a man in the habit of smashing other person ea groundless suspi cion of impropriety with Ms wife. It was stated, on the part of the defendant, that he courted inquiry on the subject, and that It would be found that the allegations were destitute of trath.—Mr. Saimosis said that there was evident* of defend. I ant having perpetrated a most violent assault, which might have terminated in the death of the person upon whom it MO basted. There was no evidence to prove that anything eta erienbel nature had taken place, and, therefore, he *mid the magistrate would sand the awe to the sessiaMi.— 11r. Osedastam said that if the complainant wished to take the mesa heifers • jury be had no objection to allow that pro wling, and thesid s diandsre, merely tall upon the defend. tat to lIMBISIMI puipinasse of 401., to appear at the see. doss , to give the llllMlphissat as opportunity of prnescuting V he jlemed. THAMBV.—BAXITART PROBICUTION.—Tai PUBLIC Hamitic—G. Waster, cowkeeper, Moll yard, WhitechaPel. appeared to answer • summons calling on him to show came why he did not abate • nuisance on hi premises, whereby UN neighbourhood was much annoyed, and the public health seriously endanaered—Mr. W. H. Black, one of the trustees of the perish, stated that he had a house near to a chapel in Ooodman's-fields, aloft to tits cowyard of the de fendant, who kept a large number of cattle, including per, in a very limited apace of ground, the odour from which was so noxious and overpower's, that he (witness) thirst not opts L his doors and windows for the purpose of notemary vestals- ; ties. The accumulation of dith was enormous as compared with the specs into which it was collected, and this state of things had been going o i for the I eat four years.—Mr. Yard key ordered that the filth shnuld be removed every day.— t The summons was then allowed to stand over for • week, tc afford time to have his worship's order complied with. MONEY MARKET. MONDAY ITIINDIG. The funds were heavy to-day, but with itilesp;Cu lation. Consols from 85 declined to 841 to for money and account at the close of business, but had been done lower. Reduced Threes, 831 to 1. Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 841 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 345. to 37e. premium. Bank Stock, 185 to 7. India Bonds, 345. to 375. premium. The business in foreign stocks has borne chiefly on Spanish, Portuguese, and Mexican Bonds. Mexican were well supported at 19 to 1, buying and silting rates, but the transactions were purely of a specula tive description. Spanish Five, were lower at 101 to 111; the Threes, at 21 1 . to 21 ; Passives, 2I to 31. Portuguese, 23 to 1. batch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 431 to 41; the Fours, 671 to 81. Belgian Four•and-a-Half per Cents., 71 to 2. Russian were worse at 97 to 9. Chilian, 82 to 4 ; the Three per Cents. Deferred, 44 to 6 ex-dividend. Brazilian lower at 71 to 3. The recent debates, springing out of the exagge rated calculations of the Weekly Railway List, pub lished under the authority of the Stock Exchange Committee, have been prodneive of a beneficial effect in one respect at least. The London and North- Western board, mainly aggrieved by the misrepre sentations published of the state of the affairs of that great line, have come forwa d to notify that correct and detailed statements are preparing for affording the proprietary exact izformati 12 about the situation of their property. It is Lot to be forgotten, moreover, that Mr. Glyn, the chairman of that line, duly warned the shareholders, at their annual meeting some three years since, that they were no longer to expect the NS= rates of dividend ; that 9 per cent must not be expected in future fur years to come, because the en gagements of the company were heavy, and there fore, as was natural, more capital would be brought to charge. The letter of Mr. Nub, one of the editors of the lnekly Railway List, published under the authority of the Stock Exchange Committee, which was given in eztenso under this head this morning, is sufficiently exculpatory as regards any interference of, or com munication with, the committee previously to the publication of the incriminatory tables of the rail ways. Bat it says nothing in vindication of the accu racy of those tables, and, as they evidently appear under the authority of the Stock Exchange Commi•- tee, the mischief which n suited is not at all ex tenuated. That mischief was of a very extensive nature. Acting upon what was deemed a high stock exchange authority, bankers and others who had ad vanced upon shares at a certa;a aide and sufficient margin pressed them upon the market, when secu rity could not be obtained in a rapidly-falling market to re- establ'sh a broader margin, and the property of individuals was thus ruinously sacrificed. Supposing that Wetenball's official and authorised daily lists were published upon a similar principle, with remarks impugning the validity of one stock value, and crying up another, where would be the security of the public, and how might they come to be victimised by the manoeuvres both ways? The Stock Exchange com mittee, composed of many honourable men, cannot fail to appreciate the degree in which they might chance to be compromised, and to compromise the public, by lending the authority of their corporate name to any species of publication over which they do not exercise a direct control. 110LblEt yu.7 n!L_ Bank Rea. 186 3 per Ct. Rod. Anna. $31 4 411 3 t (11. Cone. Anne.. 84# 6 4 New 3# per Cl. Anne.. Olf 4 # Long Anon. esp. Jan. 6.leen 81# Ilitto 3u rm., exp. 04$. 10..16e9. 61.16* 1011110 N 6 per Ct. Ilealealt. 1846,19 j 19i* 4 per Ct. Petition* 1)&43 6 per Cl Riaillanßooda.lB74ABL. 97 * 6 per Ct. Spent& Nola Bds.,2# 3 per Ct. Eipanleb Deo* MI6 4 India Pods. MAO, 37 V= Ditto. wake 12,000, 31 Cimeiile for Account, 62 11 1 Keen /Ulla Xl,tiuti. 21d., Marob, D a1 i.. 1 . :2•L A.6 J i m 314, 3 yot i;m. Dino buteA. 2:d.. March, 36 pm. BUNN). 41 per Cl. Belgian Loud.. Eu. 26 hum TI Si C ent. Dutch Eutaw% 12 per.,4 pa Gat. Dutch Cat.. 671 EXCHA.N6EB - AII Low. 97 96f ; Mere/ IA Hams•. Cart Calt. Self ; Steels and Co, EaglPh Linn, 98}' &WM Lou lArdeln'el. Vivo per elec. 6 ; ci_Ais.a.. 42 London . I ; t. oec. iw infliL c h Time. Uer. 9.-9lve per epdp-lialt per Cepa. ; Low' D ffIOCKS ABROAD. dm Law. 101 ; ilmius-Eagllib 0 4 . 974; Dope sod Oa u.S m• Your pat (tot. 774 17 ; IAmW pa. 95; Ditto. ; Three par Ora.. 1 IV. sj ; Ito miglwoxfun. ~ 74; Roar pet Ciata. 60 " S tares, k. 54, 191); 1039. 74; Boa RAILWAY NEWS. We have had * decided improvement in London and North Western shares, but otherwise the market wee dull, and shares difficult to move. The settle ment of account went off more favourably than was expected, as the differences to be adjusted were of considerable magnitude. RENTING.—DVELIW AND KlNORTOWN.—ilaitystarly lietawa—llublin, Oct. IS.— !rein the chair.—The report dated that during the peat half-rex the dimness bad made a comiderable reduction In the fares ou the Dailey low. They bad she tried the experiment of redwing all the fares oue-hsif, and express themselves r married with the result. The line and warred stock were in easellint order. The rates and taxes, which had teen qrupled within bill irt two years moment anxious attention o We i band. Tho legalising the a entered into with the Wallachia. Wexford. Wicklow, and UMW), had been obtained, by whisk the rah Wale. Railway Coamany ware authorieed to sub s like 1111,1ta be that undertaking. The ~stamen of accounts to Met eager Mel., rowed receipts at 29,.20(. Is. hi., including • balawswilen haf.yeses amount of 134. Is. 7d.; expenditure, 111,101. loci.; Wince tart frau which the board have oration Men br dividend e paet hall-yeat • being at the MAO fil 4 p immt. co Os geld up capital. Th!.; wok! leave • beim of 11,4 W. Ts. Ie Ile Credit of the MU bear-Mr.- la ram to a weerien, Mr. rates Rem rid that shlregh a trilling rearm V Ire leer in the tare. in the Alsoomberie hallway teen Slopiata fte result woe that %hire was an increase le tea Weft the rename =bang In.. which required o about the wee elm duo Oa reducers as previously fur the sine period. 111 Oran . old dud i Jould be gratifying to the compeer that, ea the moot seeento Obey were we brad by eo engadement of any kind nor my tleseelpren elf debt cc gwareatee. TOW I t their stock of paawary freelleem eml eery inennensae, aid they were y every , WNW tbsy rod whom sated now so ix s e a so.— w, mad Aber proprietors eaprcised Ws fell sitserair taw win the etre eine esuagewra IMO e out prouptiebh--Tbe re port was thea Mora{ lad a &Mod et 41. per tonLebate &aired. A vote of thanks to the eYetemaa end directors teneinned the prie. octoge. . I - FLINCII RAILWAY TRAFFIC. Mr 027opoidteg Purled. wool, 1547. Pads to Orleame (Sept 27 to Oct. I) . eh ... a 449 ... g 10,324 Centro Merano) (Sept. 26 to Oct. 2) Cei ... RIB . . 2,4111 Odom to Bordwax (on. I) (filept.lo to Oot. II) 7l ... MN ... VAR Moo NM. I Rollo 7) 6/LAIII i •The inntullora Miralsms: I 41 1 oberstatet.t kkot. 10 60 Woi.. Dud mile 110 MX:I7. hi 4 110 J. 006 . story& arias U UMW 1604...Zirafafro; 14464ezinkint . IS atera . • Z•lOMd toisnlo& Jim's:- Si IAo It& Lki 4 IS Do. se ft. 11 Do.ltioa.SpOir L l Do. do. 14.1 to Dolfroellasep(.l 10 D 0.010.. p. Que. di ALS Moog Do. de. New .... SG Seater. 0... C.... 4 II Do. N.... awe D•49.8wpr.4 D*. dp II Lc tie. New — —•' 4 gi._paP.g4sk. g lima MassisWe .. --- sTiinciro7l — ahrio* Do. mom 21 Cuter mi k /omit. Dort . a 0 Do.do. e r=iod 44 Do.do 2S. *Mu e Ye.* no GtSwah& W. tit 140. i bogioog VS AL iv" 404 V Do. M. Qraatw" . " ..k e- -a":g, t dom. I D,A. I Maim De. PlD.be St Do. !Weeoths 13 Da. 240ska6lvd 6 De.Xwoevar.f7.Cl 7 Do. W. it.thitsa. tb.PrsiSma Miff< 66 § Mara So Lode alidarriVerd. Le Leda mad Think L ow:ka Do.Pref.= t boa.. DrkbisSa. 06.435artd.6 Do.Prf. t. res. ,_ 1 Wu& OIL eiroon. °masa 16 Zara drisairs dam s ~,.... •la (1•14 a Wien' wee k ---""' MIL N to.tdaelli S. WNW • NI M. Nur, NA . 31 De 11••01L.... • N M. ORM MO; • l9l /* Do. dik flin 71.10,1 t.. u i D0.3.1e Prili . I' $4 12 134. •• NAL k• Mt 44.3.44.114 I -.4.443434. id * Ams.Thost.,4 4 M0k. 84 4 ILL4ono j l e Do. Nay 104.112/ k 121.12254 . D•• i* pEX gam • . Hine U 4244) D 0.C. 30 1.4412rf1g Wll4 lef &OLifal.llriali &rose& & Lem, • ta *;* 4 1r • way, tabl'. ...... W. 34, • 4,i5t4..424::21 1 4 3 . I '• 122 .12 4 i • . 11 2 , ;444 ,2 • 444 eria ' 4 143.25. • 422 • 421 • 4 ••14, ai 2 gl Marta PAID 6. u. .... Tbl=l. Wharf. t aw ' . ettin a arra Dare 11 1 AHD aar-- 10 1, 12, 1 1....Mifiii 111 0 11111.,16114 4 : 2 , ter.o.6 mr IDo im e:" tamed 1 1 . lama dkr.clia ride....... k, fhrortelo26 Ds. Haim No. (*won::: De. II ft... • • Dem. ..... D.. . 1 ;1 7 =A: • &WA Erailept...... d 0...... Y. 1 D. do. No Do. do. Takao N. Beroft IVores . a. / wart 1 rra;.4•46 Iraterld., t Limerick Wear do idleglytter. 9 Vr Ws. 91 Wm. sr Tort. Newt. a Do tE Ls Do DadoNolNyalikrl Do4.ll42VorarPa Toattlfiettilldbud 4 11' Do :Proforma* ... 16 D 0.16.1 11 . x• enski.e NA.L•AIf II deple•ltatian...... I IG AIWA* Z.11 . 1 F rh , 10...4 rtro . DarriA Na S ot. Iliad PC1461111116 LINN.OI.• kt.utaie M :ef iZ; , I eow Sunbury of Praia 1 f awns 4 . Eardrum a Paris and Igor le D., d o . Y.' Pea* sari ifrie • o . r4 . • 2,1 Paris mud /tars 01 PiPatf‘V 8... KeilLieu_ Ore sod Mare late,* WA Auaa. •3 co /ow In. . elospilt8.111; Tralowl1P88,81: r. Boryeadort 88; Priority Ow% Priority Warm 89 ; Wombs Mir Meekleaburg, 34 5; Altomaid. M. A.. Iti4Y so7NWw6riZAii& •..demasect er.dcat N. Walser i ins Ltn 1 ii;.16."." --* 1.3 IMali.M.. L. & M IF PLIOLA..II 4 n 0 Do.loLit,ll isß b 1 ha. W. 1.. 64 v 1, e Vuspa,_Ocr. 9.—Nce Lhoroo. au; Polk ft limuL so, Oct. 13.- 105.96 • livelln-HamWrc cut. f 34 73 ; Ptianas &a+ $6; Otsokairtt. 13 ; Mad re m. :It t COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& PRODUCE.-MINCING-LANII, Ocy. 16. -Then Itee belg but little Menominee to buy by private contract to-day, the deekestith of public sales foe the week being large, particularly for tawny, (Tuesday): Indigo: About 6110 chew cold hada, without abet* any material alteration on Friday's prime A part of B *slalom today, congaing of parcels brlo .ging to drains; they ge l pouetl for high pricey, and chiefly bought in.- Tallow : dull, at Ut la the spot; town, 47e. 6d.: rough fat, It. 7d. Arrived daring the week, 10,417 that,. deli %eyed, 2,362 casks; the prevent pool as hand is 125,289 clots ; at the same period lan weth it wee ;Ago eunka.-ftovialuoa : Butter him contunad dull of vale, and peen have declined In Banco has been in limited demand, at last week% prime. Lard, fine bladdered, in fair demand.-Oils: steady; end. pale, 271.: drew, 23!. 10s. to 261.: brown end yellow, 241. to 23L; 'perm, 741. to 721. ; headmatter, 73!. to 76!.; cod, 211. ; 4 0 0t h ge e , 231. to :71. 10a.; otive Gallipoli, 40!. to 421. ; SAN& and Sicily, 461. to 47/. ; palm, 334. to 341. • manatee. 4W. to 414 ; sad, rep, pale, 361. 10.. to 371.; linseed, 2 21.10., LONDON WEEKLY DOCK 1117111118, Om. 14. Imparted. beamed Pr. thank. MIL - 7.Lelir - TOW 116.111111 1.171 lOU 14.131 WON Bengal:: bladran 1015 7,553 170..39 MX F0reign........ - 4,032 7,011 213010 GM Corn; 8.P..... V of 3,1 0 2.11 244 10,2 , 3 3.9.1 L 11,4100 111, 4 :2 31, 1.447 7,417 Ceylo. ... . . . 4" 3,542 6,5 3311 Ro F ir.51 ...... auks 002 46 - 7 26,771 2 13,114 COTTON.—LivintrooL, Ocr. 16.—T 5,000 lades, Wanting MO taken fee export. Th was very •ad, and prices of pidung .0,1 ,w actually lower, had yet a teadeney that way. he sales to-day with he feeling In the tuft Amnions, though ast SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-NAna. All. PAL AIM AVA • AIL DIM 4 Dublin 01 Hamel .... 0 0 India v. South. 0 Medea so 4 2 Waterford . 0 2 &Gamlen .... 91 ampton..Oct.2B Hamm 044 21 2 Docaomdeo. 03 Prawn OO Do. Marmilke p 0 v..lallaOtt 0 Glosra.akhes. 0,0 Liebbn—Oct 23 0 Bates an 4 L 4 0 Brasil ..Oath 1 fleabane 010 Sytu.N.B.W Wax.. Oct 18 Gaavessene, Oct. l&—Arrived Hager, Amsterdam; Soho, AA. weep; James Watt, Havre; Prcoperity, Antwerp. Jantena, deodo holm ; Catharine, Hanover ; Baron olberg. Norway; Waterline', Hamburg (in quarantine) 'Frenzies, ll Memel; Robert Peel, Wolgas; V=Bl. Petersbo • Two Marra. dplengina, Johanna, Denmark; r, Stralsund ; Gottinberg ; swab, &mile ; Thad* Dentate ; Lucy, Denmark ; Alkmaar, Rotterdam. Sailed: Newpat, Cape Coast; Ramona, Tmaing ; Candidate, Barbadoes ; Judith Mil. bank, Baltic; btag, Port Phillip; Stella, M. seine; Demeekket, Arcesakos ; Thomas, Hamburg; Sarah, Valencia. Levi:mom, Ocr. 16. Arrived : Bombay Cambay; Emma, 13hIppegem ; Burnedia, Theodor Bebrend , Richard Cowls, Haps, Liberty, !Amick ; Prins Ow, Makooe ; Argyle, ; Evergreen, Onebee ; Roy-al Exchange, balm; llaidee, Zephyrua, Boykett, Are use, 81. Pe tersburg; Mary Kotigeberg; emblem, Dantzic ; Euphonic, Riers—RuW : W Baltimore; Anna, Helena, New Orleans; belay, Rio Janeiro; Pieter, Amsterdam ; N. d. del Canaan, Barcelona; Oporto, Oporto; Asa" Narm ; John Pierce, Naples. [AdVeffISOININIL] —INDIGESTION. —No medicine W prored so effiestaa for the ours of laddirosioo end Dorm ef Ir stomach &A, WOISDILL'i VZ4ITAILI AMBTULASIWZ Pin.., pee pared by John Kaye. lap., of Deltorabelt veer Huddersfield. fil who bare used them weak In the blithest tams of gratitude sod emit sr to their wonderful yellowy. Mr, Charles Adams, tanner, of Cheadle ton, near Dummy. suffered from indlgoulon and extreme deblUty fat seven yew; during which period be was attended by two mudaral num. lie was seld to be in a consumptleib sod 11.1 busses were el Ms recovery. Ile determined. however / to eve the Area:table Uwe ?Ills a fair trial. lie 'spirit:wed greet relief from taking the etw boa ; and, to his greet autwas and comforts persevere me Lu thou restored him to perfect b. —Observe John Hayes tem el arms and tan stmile of Ms signature ere on the dlrecuocs for or wrapped round se& boo Pries, and td, 2t. 91. des . ed. pis bei; le be 004 of all rogrosablo chemists maids, ve [AdVeThieelnollq—THE MOST FEARFUL CASES OF Dawn mums sr IRS USW UV HOLLOWAY'S PILM—The singular elbow, of Holloway's Pills In the numerous cures effected by their me, In mine of the most obstinate cam of dropsy, Is truly Mod& ing. This invaluable medicine acts with such peeWitir effect apse the system, that the fluids sr[ Inc from this direful tthesse are imps. ceptibly evacuated anal wholly prevented from any further athusilia. dm. The distrissing tymptoma which attoompany the comphist being thue dispersed, the eutkter regains but., anti of spirits and a cearpletcly renovated constitution. Females of a particular period d life should have recourse to there admirable bilk whirls are sold all animists, and at Professor Holloway. !stabile...sent, 244, Leedom a?!"!. BALLARTINB.-04. 11. at ItZeitZilt. Mrs. A. &Matta% of *Ma ItAltltled—Oct. 12, at Lafb born. Mn . horrid, of • daughter. BURNEY.—Oct. 14. e at airoeueesd amen pa imago, tad wile of the NW. O. Burney. of a daughter. BIITCHMIL-001. 12, at illab Wok Jkclford, the wife of Mr. Butcher. of • daeghter. 12. at Mackiea upon-Tcc., tbo Otto of J. Dodds. Maid of a &tuella. II AN 12, at Torre.. Mrs. /laniard, of • too. PH YOIL—Oct. 16, tad NM • of Wheat Pryor. L.q.. of 109. Olouemlea. !dam Portman sward, of • boo. Mn d. Wmosl. of North.hundiard. Macey circus, el a sue. BEL bli.—Oot. 14. et St. John ttreearoad, Matsu. all, the Wit, of O. BYI soby. jun., a • dikUjittl, fil.—flot. it at buuthrop, the wife of C. B. Smith, Bp.. of • dauOter. EITIBLINO.—Oct. 12, rd Moab/ A d We ulf• of Provost WAWA of a dauoter. TAM PLIN.—Oct. IA at Great QUeen street. Lincoln's ton. Mrs. B. W. ftepOo. of • WALK 1.11.-4/1 1A lrit, Bruagerick•parada. Buresbary-road, lellagtoa. Mrs. IL Walla:. of • son. MAZILLAGNIL B owNEss—Gramze.--om lE - ct. Anemia Poulton.lergide. Bowes, iym., of Poulton-Imb ykla, Law 41.1r0, to Jima. rouvem Marburg of E. Grimm. of Adiley-sale codas. ] bundler. COUPIm-YULCIIEIL-Oet. 14, at AU Scut.. Lavimmidtv. hWe Bea. O. Haring, M.A., U. E. thotte, of the late J. Cove, kid, of Orem Imutteriand.place, Lindy Mary. only daughter of H. guleher, Eso., We of the Mug India comma**. marelos CENNINtIIIAM-MOVEAT.- 031 . IL o finlloch. the iv. W. Moffat, of (Mimic her. P. Cunningham, thet Use Mres chunk Kirtintllloch, to Margaret, datighter of the 144 Mr. T. mosior Kirkintitloeb. HINO-DLACHMOMM-Oat 12. at ft. &deux CAME Dem% the MT. Baujdaho Van**. Mr. Runnel King, of et. etapi.ein. 1141 (late of Lcodev. ateamship builder. to 1 mum, Mdow of the hie Richard Macidnoma, Esq., of Tamerton Foliutt. of thu Mine numb. EEIIOII-1 OYU Lif.-Oet. 11.,d Eats, near Manchester. by the Rey. W. Mead, MA.. J. Leigh, lea, leeoche.der, to abeebetb, deaderof W. WU. - Era.. of Mamma-villa, Pmettdon. /HAIN-MILIEU -Om. 10, at flumehouto Chapel. by the Res.?. Pcstlembaits. J. it. Than, Esq., to L..uila Iditabeth. yo v dausader of Lieut. U. It like. lihis Itegt....d al. of Ur.. Derby Hum TlWl'Tti-OMIIII.-oe.. 14, at Clulatenurch, et. Maolcbons, by the Rev. E. ffbason, tutor of YaverLusd, 131 e of WIJIIt, M. U. Theylh Eat, of thdhauctoad, Deska, u {lathering, widow of the late IMO 11tdth. Itinlth. W ILLS-FINN EMOR/L-Oct. 11. VFL Ptters, Dublin. J. P . Eel., son of Major lila W W Illebrof.,k, Dublin, to Elisabeth Admit% daughtar a J. I►ildst MOM. ct Ittillyeard. It Miaow. DMATTUE BRASIER.-Oct 11, at Ron, lierelordahlre. the WT. J. IL lead% rector 0f Whimmre etafformbire, and ClooMuE, Korth ehromddm. COO YEIL - CLUTTER/ 00. 13, emu Dartford, at J. E lailonly. CCaddpENr, L. 1.. him:Muck .. Arad 4. , lob . oo DREWETT.--Ort. 11, Frames, daughter of W. brow.. Emi.. 14110 " bolimgarden, VW at LA N ULE.- O ct 11. at Anecatocu, Tipperary, Laving Latter. Wild H. tangly, Iv. aged Id ZEE N. tLIEI.-Det. 11, at Orestes Cottage, tionthaes, Maim. Ca" J. legaoida. Kt AN 12, at Sonia, fare. D. D. L. Ryan, Eq.. M. &CIL SALT.-Oct. 13, at ft Letmardamolett. Mo.. Salt, relict of %behalf* S. Salt, _Eq., of llosaelicquare. Wade& aged V. NUN tdds-Uet. 12. at AllredifaeJ Week Thurioestausm. Dremo ll3 Eleumee Slargaretio. wood daughter of F. IL echoed, Esq. WATMLN.--Oct. 12. ktativatt wife of Melte U. W Wan. UMW et Wlarlex, amid M. hiMacteder WM, StanE .-Oot.d , near Ll, Agfa, raikeef ved the Mt. late T. Walker. bed. of hill. TYa W I LLIAMet.-00. 14, at estklalttlilas, Tolilngtontark. Hemel. I IL Williams. Ev... 4 C: mated-Dim , . aged Id ..,Ma m • . . *awes ..••• hat*. aAu P, Lutedr7 l 4. l .l 1.41114•11, , Mama at ete Who, M tar ackleteera m 1 *&.101•010.- TIN ....111/M111.• rit •sis, leL Std• lit . : 9 4 . 1 ltd. :11 1. 2r l Al it lid. 3 I r f 41E17 . 446 v. • 36 Vv. lip. 734 3 . et 11 1:1 78 3351. 1$ 16d. 10.* itT 41 111 • • f Si d PI ir• it aIL 31.., a tiil , w T' itt* 2 222. ;1 1 1, Ir; rK -