The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-10 00:00:00

er — SPORTING. BEDFORD RACEB-FUDAT. TAT fiIATIRA . ST \ lIPI of 6 ova VII 26 adisit tar 3-yr-olds sad upwards. Opdswal mkt* ikr- Uwithasaa riclessit i l= Om ( 3 maw) Ni. B. Laad's bp Tsdlodw i yrs (IOW.), am 311, deism) g.1.110 I Mr. T. H 4 pa goo, SA 31Ib Om tab so r (1). fl 2 Nr. Mell 's Dmwssiss, 4re (a), 954 a Oat. Ca extra) m saio.Aut a 1... na.—ltsottia, HAIM, =O4llNr. Mir. Qaaailasla. Badalphas. &Wad 5 I. 2 Jura Ileasiloasbla, 6 is I es* Mail d cm., 7so 1 .pi Lan kaihedek. Wm eirrerly by bat I than Meths limns ihe rem* sod third. Hid :ic .4 2 . .5e hunk ond Quislukalis Mk — Ton Two-TS-olb liourno Sumo, a la ems, olloi Oa a wwwpWalwo of I row orb; aoks, $ 71b i MMus, I. 0b wbassio salmi. TY wisest to be Dad fue MI soya; Y far 11, alloood MA Rolf • mils. (7 sob) Mr . 11. C. Wywilwaio Tambowloo by Bay MI& 41.0, (40L), Tot II (Fordll 1 Mr. C. I' a Cies Jona OWL). IN .. (From& I Mr. 11,01 7 .4 4=lllb ....(Plamob $ lb. ask We PIM ( , bat (Bartow 4 Mr. T. Xiovores Flom (wry), NI Illi i iii dyeing 46 paha) Mr. 0. Nome, cr Daiy (40i ), NM (H, Soda II Dohs of Doilawf a Illy by Tadao, La Nilo , IlliL), TO Ilb (I. tarp) 7 II b o o to I so TaisbomWo, 6 li. 1 apt soy 01;74a• b Wairtba.tboom loweba borwww 04 weal owd art no wises, woe elWwo4 for Mr...,F,i.r0b7. Tis licsla7 illaym;;; d 4* eon added eo • ;veep edam ad 6 asa owl siasere(sedra. ilaff a las. (14 us ba.) Dr. . Moir's Nee Daigle" by Tarbrbbsart . Z. ea lib (D H 1 Mr. T. allTs ftr. 4 ) rs, dee (F 2 Xi. O. Oepefe Wed Jack 3 TM 511 1 (Ctreate) The Isltre hods. try she leadra, Arla, Mama. tig ke= . I WI apt New Reitrletee, 4 to 1 opt Olpepee •4* 1 all allh o 4 Ito 1 opt Ilea irk. W by a sea, • had eel lIIMONI the teterl as 4 Wed ; Wa sad Ear- DM" Moll up ewe Meth and W, the ethers Wing does rtearzetee hies 0 100 raiser 3-yr-elds, Tw 71b tree, m tet ; hi ; rad seed, tet 91b. Thee me 64mthefinitermem, b 7 Heroa,4 yrs (Well I Ms. thefts • Meek Timmy, 3 yrs ....Mendell 2 Mr. Marlfe (D. Haghse 0 Betrlds . lerenseTTematy, 6to 2 apt Tielmneaa, ff le 1 ova Pelee. Poodle mode aserly .11 the =di miming tie straight, rhea be dlsynad SW:7Z Meek To mum oa with the madam whit 71thenma waft. ONwMo atm mattress* Tialtermea bid Bieck gi Tem %the Ind sold him b 7 • closet hag& Peelle did st gem peet. Tim STUMM, I' tad ST AZ t• of i sow, seek, 3 ft, teas3o plimmetried by the Lord Undimmed theistesty itre3-yr-elds aid greeds. TIN "rims, to be Nola fre 130 = Hem demlek Wimen extra To Mesa M the tad drew itemL (6 eats.) Car t r a Ceemelds Litt% Tom, by Smdedadm. (D. Baykal) 1 Deincer. Agra, 4 yrs, set Gb (French) 2 Mr. T. Meirees Herralm, 6 yrs, de I Ilb ..(1( 14 :1 3 Mr. Mileimil'a liakeirs. 3 yes, 7st (Fonibm 4 Kr. Aston'. Peals Hiatt. 1 yrs, 60 lib (Ht 0 lieeet 7to 4 .pt I.lrde TOIL to 1 Agra, 4to 1 ewe Saloalee. Wes ly • leagth , b e d thi r d. r ao l. Monti el ail ples the post. LATEST BETTING. CESAREWITCH BIAKES. 6to I apt M. Dobler (06.1) 10 to 1 Wertudi (t) 100 to 6 El Hakim (t) WO to 6 Liam (t) Offers to take 36 to tel Moat Bleck Tommy. WREXHAM RACES—Fautty. FREE HANDICAP. Cheee Echo Pi.. rm. WYNNStAY HANDICAP. Oabdatl K • nprdAy Lawn Fin nut. Was by half a length. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER ME ETLIO. PROGRAIOII OF TRY SPORT. The eatoriata indica* time bargee already et Norroattet. Y\ TI 16.44. Ftrrt Fi,rays , lot 7.t 71b; :war. Sot Nix, and aged, Set 121 b. A.E. &armee, 3 sots. To be attend by eia cieiteit the evening beS.re mantas. Not Ws than three hones to sun without peratiatioa of the ste ward.... T roc:cus, tot 2.7 r eIJA ; 3st IT.) sad Sat 7!1,. T.T C.—To Do corona t su o'clock tho ovekuog bet4c curbing. Estroscr, 3 son, __ _ A H thrltreallt4 of 20 MT.. nth, sad only 111, if declared by ten e'rbick the tr. brf oru running, to do to the 'veer of do etonud boom 1.. r 3•,7 olJo awl up urseo. T.Y.C.—Tu does sof 11.11,0 by Ida os, Writ the even boz 4 f ruantne, andthe weights to be &demi by nine the rams maker. Three to remain bet no non _ A SWIEPIITIKESurniao“. earb ; fir 2-yr-olds, Get Tlb ; three, Pet tib ; four, Pat 121" ; Pre and upwards, Pet 21b... She winner to be wild fnr 201) are., if demanded, he. cline and alms by As o'ilotk the evening bee Are running. Rrsl sStorTsrawrsr.esera of .Stl asrT, enb i JO ft, for 3-yroild Bet ith thowi by % 4 eta eor out o mama that wiser prods d 4 winner allowed if both, Sib. 11.14.—• Noce (31b:, • Eupetori... fluilsneUee (Jibs, Lady of Taniworth (1;b), *Queen of the Last .1 by Don John-- Guareels4. 7 7 .171()7: Drethr Sfskts Co2ne.—Lred wit -I•Lasis. ChisaJ. Stt lite. 3 yrs, Set Db. apt Dale of Ltedford'• •tr g t • Ts.linaz—Fistista, 2 yrs, B.t. h It, T.Y.t: —Dsks of lksilmrs •Crarsela, Rst 71b, ..t Lora Glesiyuy's •Cr f Ly Dirdcatellsr, Mies Whip. Sst VT . .110, b ft. First half of .Vb. Y.—Dabs of Dot is d'.. ist. •K•llvey, Cs: Ms, sot Mr. F. nobabsoris Us kp!l 1161 cm kft RM.—Leta Elms?. •Tart.it, ra ted W. roelet's e •tlizarl, by lato—Oweener, 200, h P. .tb. Jack...nes Saraesesr, Art, No Mr. Tee Preset's Balk* 7* RAILWAY MULANORMENTL Tlo tittirsrtair arranomalata lava lama mei by the loom ( ~ 1111.1re huleray cempar. Troia' will rea basses Lake owl Ninnurrist amok; Miry wadi day TIAN LATToN. KT AT TZWITARTIT. &IT a.u. the, seeesi. awl &Ind e ee . 11 am. TM Nth weed einO• IS 52 SM. 10.57 I.m. Ord and reed c MOW 1 1 1C•X•SIIST. VCII IT LONDOX. 11.23 mac lbw tad mewl thee (e=e) ll a.m. 5.23 am. 1611. monk aed 1154 12 30 p.d. bet wad mead teem 3 40 p.m. CZ pm. Irei end ward ethe 750 p.a. 0. Swear. Uesolow 11,a openial twit al ith-elana ear then Lad hogine-lanas win have Leman he litwiaarkee at I.ln p.m. Oa w Wray. Tvaard.• Erik*, Mister 12, 13, sad 16. • k en •11 emdm• arrIN6P6 Inme lAsdre Inr bl ken wins 566 ear., mamba trim Novrniatiat ihmlt ,66 bow awe the ha ram. BETTING AT MANCIIrSTINI.—FuInAT. CILSA tk.Wll(.ll 11TAR La. Ito opt U. Do&kr (t) 12 to (I) 13 to Mt (4) 1.: t • Luta (0 20 to "lamoonit (t) 20 to Work faulty (I) 23 to —EI llokins (t) 2.: b Sari (t) to Ta ll o w (0 CAlllllllDtrUllllkll WAXES. lota . Tura Co. Lwuirregs,_.! lat=e pottion of the ewalwhity•re etterhed to the Si.la 11.. , hal. Sb Ids ell 168...",ri:..1 to the Ws, . I the real eirrorottee. eel eialatil for 74. a 1.11. M toy of the larLet im . osoy lbw-ley. eel they sere 1.41 oir4 by r Mir reepertie• awe. It spree,* rat they sod. n 4 , orreti i!.1111/f the revertaires al the wieb. aael they moil win! which wee dose for the 94. wet slat oir , neet them ne nestiro hat that the iatietZeirs.:ti. earplortri tistreerh a. ewe) Led the Warr r eters. ty t o the. 14...fIlitig it u.utnl tI et 41earies —more tbaa 400 10.31—!...4 •n a art, Ihe the "4., bet that ao:y oar gang gone 1., gook Into the erriee. &rind :Itengaged by op nie et al et: et.. Maly s, .11;14( to *Lips elevated nese /1. a too, L..t • Loos leen Oren diem is et,wegai ae r rearming work at the 71 . y awed hart to io so At tole , • tow rtu o to-tbq. It I. Athol that deo rot-matte t ray x. •1 , r fifty c.o, rr that ne.ALin g thirty pro th. "W. e will bore tri web esplortterat ebrott,dit th.• 9t •iste, wile have alto sten hand., sod it w aSeqed r het al. irloperith a from rs irraeil• libal the om.o boss ~.11, es 4 g. war+ ft int, se the wet,. toitit 4., the wire ebrtter toe. the ot , e ohtela The meta arms that it trOl to ibia ceeipe n, aotwittatarol lig the ...reales sf thr r-somiicke, teat sill brim" the pies does to Gd. The tailaraittees• term.. nadir Irbil% the °thee Ye Aeon no -*I meth g.ve the lain as ./(•. trend r, r 1... Vd..) f. r &Misery riul, col 't maid tole e 1... r too khr.) Wri.h coaL-834yrisi_Geaddr. ‘Ctf OLLOWAIrs OLNTMENT 11,4 D Ttu•e armors roa rim inartati.-114•--el *mama% al •11!. Me emit, W0n...". Sem .ui.or< sr sot and odd, hi to. IP!. 04 lao 1•44 • ewer rower al .1••••••nna, tad to., a •••• • = v ewe bee* ewes eloohd. trit =earl, gull or .th. abep $••••5!.•kiall7 ta rcloi eiti of Übe 0'- dr... r!!•..1 Fk•C•••• at • 5061n05 t att•A Wl*: Ile "...1...1 im..1111111 wethit those •• ea!bor. t•••• sate el 6,414 etC.lhnol. ,a• health awl amok at ■oaatL lemma and •••41, • i1.n".. 4 = tf.tr •k • 5 SlyZ•• IN•SRI**: A. •11•4.111ame; mill MILT, NMI. . e, THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1857. Mr. 6.orgu Micheal Thorne, of No. 1, ALUou-terrace, Kthes. nod, cashier M Bensorsers, rave ander evidence. He bid lived there 17 years, sad was now laing out for amass home, entirely Womb the mimeos of Crestaorne. Many otheiwitnes;e• wereesamined, their c..idence Ming in the main the same as that gi ven above. They stated that there was a general depreciation in the valor of property throughout the pariah of Chelsea, but more particularly in the neighbourhood of Centeno. One stated . .het he com plained to Mr. Simpson of Sunday music being givca in the gardens, and the answer wee that he would &continue that when the goveratesst discontinued that in the parks, The Chairman mid, as there wee not, end in fact could • net to, *Wed= to rational amusenteet at reasonable hours at be thought, after the evidence that had been laid bikers the court, that the learned counsel on either elde might eenfto with Mr. Simpson, with the law of en et =gement being entered into, so that no one ,thould to ad mitted to the gardens after 12 o'clock. Mr. Serjeent Ballantice said he was happy to hear that from the i hair, and woe not only ready to act upon 1 17,C t radlopt it on behelf of the vestry. Mr. Jame said what fll from tho bench wee entitled not only to i= s t im ett to consideration, and he would therefore ask the of the court for a quarter of an hour, to confer with loaned friends and Mr. Simpson Mr. Tubbs magistrate, said ho should oppose any rcetrics u does be thorise ing d b impend upon Mr. Simpson whir l were no t ay the lw. The beach granted Mr. 311:121.0 . 1, request, and that gentle men and tho with him, and the learned counsel on the other side, and Mr. Simpson, retired. After a short thews they returned, when Mr. Serjeant Bengaline said they bed not ben able to arrange the matter, although it had been suggested to Mr. Simpson that the opposition would be withdrawn if he enhenitted to the same condition m Ina observed at llighbury Barn and the Eagle, sic., to doge at twelve o'zlock. That was all the vestry loving]. Mr. Jenne said it was certainly true that such a engfgeation had been said., but at present Mr. Simpson hut not been bent by hi. counsel, end he wM most desirom that the whale idlest should tee brought in the fu let manner before Ole two& Mr. Simpson had conducted this linpiriant ems. blinded for a great many years with' the utmost regularity, end propriety—to the entire sattelictica of the public at hug.—end he was deairoue that its fatnre mode of mutation or administration should be led to him under the guarantee of his responsibility to the tenet with respect to List 1k0n... If Mr. Simpson closed the prime al.eolutely et 12 o'clock it would be his ruin—hie wound be loot. Ile was willing to conecot that the arewerka should not be discharged after eleven o'clock—that an poem Should be admitted after one, and that the "stab- Ifelmeat ebeedd be finally closed at two. (Several murmur. of dirapprobstien from the bench followed this statement.) The Hon. Mr. Byng ti tagisthate, mid after :hr investi gation that had token th e matter was before the bench, and could be derided being moved that W. Simpson's terate be aneplekby tbw snort. Mr.eenit Nenseakte.—With the greatest respect for the was not even agile he enthi not agree to that rhis ease baletweteded. The Chairman said themes had better proceed A number of other witnesses were then exanined ; they were mostly 'Trident, of the neighbourhood of Creniorne, and they complained of the noises and disturbances occa sioned by parkas leaving the garden, at hours rokequent to 12 at night, by whkh their rest was broken. Evdence was gives that the property in the neighbourhood of the gardens had decreseed on rake. Mr. June*, in willieseing the bench, said ha Lid so with no little anxiety, net with reaped to the re su lt o f the appli cation for the renewal of Mr, Simpon's limn, but the in terest. which that gentleman had involved In the discum eon. lie had laid out a capital of 30,000 f. on th: o 1 46 7TOPeriL his lieenece bad been renewed year after year, court and the magistrates of the dived ii, without the Low of a complaint being made beam either, with respect to Mr. Simpson or his I - movement of Cromome, and the cpestion of the refund of this tome* era, ono for the earnest ant serious consideration of the bench. Therese got up for the rriposition wasenormonaly exaggerated isithefirstplacs. Riot,tumult,and debauchery it was said had taken place In the grads, and it was attempted to make Mr. Simpson responsible fir it; but upon what gronad could ho he made rosponsibk ? Not any more than the proprietor of • theatre could be holdrespon rible for what people might do after leaving his establehment after the conclusion of ths performmors. Who had uttered one solitary word of complaint of the conducting or nanage meat of Cremorne P There was not a single complaint by the police, although offices were there every night, cud the place was under their supervision. Mr. &elision vas not reepumiLle for the noise of cab-wheels as than. , elibleis left Cremome than was any nobleman for the noise of the wheels of carriages leaving his mansion after e guy; he e ss not mom responsible for women of ateessibth Meter telill Cremorns than was the proprietor of my public: establishment in the metropolis for the character of giving him their custom—the theatre* and opera hoima for example. Had or had not Mr. Simpn n done anything in the way of nianaging Cretuorne which could justify tie for feiture of his homes, which had been renewed y-ir Ore, year by this beech under the same circanistancee. lie chaltuged the opposition to affirm that ho hard. As to clotting tie gar dens at twelve o'clock precisely, it wen in:pomade. How could 6,000 or 0,000 persons, which was the average neuter of the frequenters of the gardens, be turned out as the dock struck 12. The learned conned than commented upon the origin of the oppmition. Them was an amociation of rouse tlfteen Femme milling themselves theßatopeyer:Associatimi and a memorial wee prepared and sent to the veiny complaining of Creamene Gardens by a gen tleman named Dixon, • barrister, who having sub sequently made inquiries respecting the alkgations and (vend that they Lad no real foundation, he wished to withdraw it, but one of the vestry who Waft intereeted input, I lie house@ lathe neighbourhood resisted, and it woe promedad with by the vestry. Rena their appearance here to-day ; but be it borne in mind, it was only • portion of the visit , ry who had brought the matter here. Mr. Simpson said though him, "I. who have conducted this large eriaLlebnient fur yeses without complaint, without one moo of druid:enema, or riot oceurring, without one case of impropriety of con duct taking place in the gardens, come Lt iv Lad ask for the renewal of my legume; there arc no complaints •geittat me fur what takes plat., en the gardens, I am not reepousilde for what PA Ura 061ead," The pet sone whose conduct in the greets had been spoken of ought have got into:kited at houses after they Mid kit l'reniume. It wee proved that only one complaint was ever addressed to Mr. Sampson, and that us. about the Sunday music, it was thereupon immediately stopped. No (Alicia complaint Lad been made st all. The license would not be worth the paper it was written upon if the condition of closing at 12 were annexed to it. Prostitute., might be there, it was true; at what place of public amumment were they nee? and how ever they might deplore the leprous spat width prostitution was upon English society, the sun shown alike upon the good and the evil, and in how many instant*, ought they not to be • " for who was it that cemed th e greet amount of that , the poor cm mune thcruselree, or the other era ? Would they go to Cremorne if men did not go there to I loth for them? It WY arserted by them tippoiing parties that dm names of prostitutes were upon ,the free list at Cm morne. That was an allegation which ought never to have been pot Into the p tition , it MU a wit lid fabrication. The free hat r stained the einem of magistrate., gentlemen of the pre., end none but of equal mem. tobility. Mr. Simpson was respetsiblo only fur what took plena in oho gardens, and not one instance of a .vtripl.,let wo,a in evidence. If the numbers frequenting the modem were turned out athe rick etruck, what Bretton of riot and brawling would there he then ? What evidence had been given that the dancing was obs iene or indoent. There woe not • single police ouutplaint %Pia la the place; why, therefore,thould Lb! I ieeh e be refused? As to the noise of vehicles leaving, why it would le ovum as reasonable to hold Lord or Lady Palmerston resporithlti for the noise muted by the 160 tentage, leering tittle mansion tarter a party and rattling along Piccadilly, as to make Mr. Sinipien amenable for the wound of cab wheels in the vicinage of Cremona. Apply the argument to thorough fares adjacent to railway stations, or to l'arlimient-etro t after an important division, which ale old bike place after, se Lord Macaulay said, the em had shone in upon them. With respect to diminution in the value of j nip rty, Mr. Simpson woe tho largest ratepayer in the pirieh; he bed spent :10,003/. on hie property, and ned . brought boomer, to the ntaghlourhoud. In con clarion, hs would nay the police were in the gar dens every night—thee had not dere4 to call one as a mime.. Ile should call no evidence, bat would appeal to the absence of each evidence on rim other side. If Cremorne wee a public IlaiNUICa let it be inhere], and the properly constituted tribunal of the country could deter mine whether at was a nuisance on not. How could Mr. Simplon, or the proprietor Many other public place, my to a fetels of respectable apparatus., " Yon are iv guy woman, and I won't let - you in The statement that melt females had the privilege of stlmiteitta we. mete to induce the bench to think that such character' were induced to visit the place. Mr. Nimpeon lied kept faith with the tnegistratee, end Lid menmemint of hie extensive ger dem s tsod unisopagned. Why woe Lie licence not to be again intrusted to hie hand,, when if he did wrong the luneistratie meld apply the remedy next lit taiimug day"? It bad been ealommously stated the Cremona w ee the recant of the refuse of the people. That was es f4llO so the amertion about the tree het. It was not the retum of the pope who attended the gardens the other day w hen the beinat for tht aufferers by the Indian notsiny was given, and Mr. Situp eni placed the prorceee-3001.—in the Minis id the Led Mayor; nor when the benefit era, given in aid of the Wellington Fund. li. did not wish to parole Mr. Simpson fur bis charitable or patriotic acts, but lee bed a right to say at Icevt that much of him, when foul nod unfounded topetsiona W,TO east upon his character, and upon that of the important VA tahliebutent, which, under his lowlier, bad really prove I a public boon. Some applauee followed the learned grntleptan's addersry which wee listened to with the drennet attention. —•• • - Mr. Tobba, chairman of tho Kensington ilivieion, :ate' he• had felt it LI, duty to attend to support Mr. Simpeon, wish alma, Gonda, t the licensing Illagimmtes •em fully and en tirely eati,liad. There bed never been a r••mpleint against him, and be billed this court would r ~,t readily as that below granted If ncera wary, be should move that the licenco Le unconditionally granted. Thin araa Peron& d. Mr. Woodward moved as an a•nendwent that it be a eon dition of the lawneo that on person t.• admitted to the glr de= after 12 e*, lark at night, the., rid:tared prior to that hour to be allowed to remain as lens to tho proprietor thought aft. This was monied. . Mr. inTseteealznade a few obervatj u aq, l o pi ng that it MIDDLESEX SESSION& At the eitting of the kart pawky Mr. Thetas. Bertha Ilissyesis spokenkla kr Ila eanewal of the lame for mete rid &snag hr ereenerasvesbeas was peassdel with iffinemme mi. ea Tbm leach eon sided et sew defy satvglshates, and *OR the penile Islam* arta "milks le mews! of the license with out Os agent was crowded. Mr. err k km ask. lee. SAWA 3 Q. 0., Mr. Bea* sad Mr. Teird, kileaste= tor Mr. Shwas ; lb. Mr. W. D. gear, mid Mr. Mt WINN et the vestry Bt. Luke's, Chime, to If r.lanss kid hie friend would ecentasaes, as dry ay /Ma Mr. kajemat Dalleatins mid that would b. se, earl hie shonM aquesttOi path= dm tit rowed at the knee sad thee at the essay la be mad. Mr. Mew* e aw oken s irks, the pease, ateardlagly mad than. net of Mr. Emma dsa Ist irtk Yet hi bed bees the Cremane-gre Navas years, k M dsis l,Bl;o,6oo peen s s led whited thus ; that be lad as- Failed gen the pregeft a opal of sane Sea 80,00 W. Ind gres aseployassa - 1.10001111• 110 sad 300 mum sa d f• Yew wen as pale ceengledela foist the traspi mei The peak% sake, Mimi at length the grounds of =ibs tba by Onutw & miz opeu unt ars b et mak* regally as la Wag kg bid boon tttalL e alltakkd adage;Matthspeakaies tem who ▪ see he the chi, Webs ma /Marled the rest of tbe tabikkines by Ihe aske aid Issede they created in the sheet.; that preegkiles wee ape Y. hes Ibit fur Matignon te the guar, mid Get ke grim king Itrat open until web beas se tsar reek* la tbe snanig had • laces de kesekkg be ter obit mem they preyed that the Beam utak arrily be reasered ups sash senone as would aware Yea esks of tri 12 o'clock. The peel term a diseleimed say whit Is klefire arbitrarily with Ilr. Ilimm at 36 Inkssela. de. !Wiest Maim thied that be hill the bower to =etre the bomb es behalf of • peas holy who bed It 'bar dap to tam to this evert he tompiela of Cameamepodese. la plat of int, as he Anil athlete *dimes to gen% bed Ina so coadoeled is boom • pallet emlemoi no/ so evil. He well tommketall whim the he as lame wove Mt maim kw these lees. the( tame wee • mosidsuble db. make as so the it Fleeing tire. The.. was • Moog white, howeret, ed length e peva way to the Ise finthasinses el pulite muses meets and raised oelertelomeat, isid the helms ewe 17.Zbut oa the ogees worisatending thet the Pests si d, should be sill mod peeptely eladoeted, eirl tie me. tartahunenta given to he meted is well se isressktg. In appearing to oppeolir. flimpectiolhomo, be Was vaned bapntation temales Ipan ea geodes= in any lass • , it wee hie dory to imple bib the mods in which Cremerno: Brie bed lota emedosted with respect to the ellict It bad the pro prodamil spa the atisteemitoed ia which the paler were m▪ oted. The redisign bed oseigkined to that of Ir= who were thiqpi with tection interacts ; sad the., la Oak public ad elkisl espeity, mar to Ilk OW to ask for that palmation which the, bed e_ & mad. He was to WWI, mad Ili sing, that tires amid be Do a e etia to "pa diem o'clock at night. hey wire treq el =Te n gs m oms dewier betty. Up to that hour the amosemeato were indeed sod proper, but slier that hour whatht be termed the legitimate amusements terminated in • dray of fireworks; and though that might be an obit, Uen to some who supported this petition in opposition, they wire ready to euliont to that. Vl hat they did complain of nu the ant owe of things that arose after the respectable visitors had left—what in fact might be termed the new gar dens. After twelve o'clock the gardens wore open again, after they had been cleared of those who took their children and Mends for aranaement. After twelve o'clock came that which the petiticesers asked the court to protect them sad the public from. After twelve o'clock cabs full of women were docking down to the gardens, not a docent one among than, and the place became the nucleus of a par ticular cLr of females, and drinking and dancing were carried on until three or four o'cLack in the morning, sad when they did leave, the highways were erowelicl with stream of theme women, and the men they were in company with, romping, shrieking, shouting and rioting—amart to the tenor, tite_y might be to. fiat wee whet w a s complaint." of. The Chehalis vestry were not acting in opposition to what were really Weasel and innocent aronsements—they were contest to submit to • certain mount of incojeniciece -7 and annoyance even—bet they did object to a state of things which wea deetroving their ntigbbourttord. They were appealed to es the governing body id the periM, sod came to the court which originally granted the lisme, to oak for o remedy for such a etate of things which the court could easily apply. 'I he court could not sanction by its !Mews that which be should submit was, and which be would prove to be, • public nuaance. A congregation of loom women and men after twelve o'clock at night could not be e puth grad. It war carried on to put money into Mr. dimmed. oo het by the ade of drink, but to the detriment of the neighbourhood, and the annoyance of rupee:table cili ates. The emendlege of numbers of proMitalce and men, drinking and rioting up to four in the morning, might Le • Rod to Mr. Sitopie.o, but it was a nuirenee to the public. Ile &boob! raise ne question as to what went on mule the gerden., the questirn wan the effect produced opon a empeet able neighbourhood by them peoreedinp outside, and if sbot went on amounted to • public suicance, this ecurt wan Muni interf.re, and by the authority the astute heel given it put an end to it. In • pnxiaely Muller cane at Liverpool it had been held that it wee a public mmmy, and that the pertiee were liable to en Indictment. That comae bed not been taken in this cue, but tho vestec mum to the court, sad aged its Frets - lion, and that l'Ondoiot. ghoul , ' le Imo posed with Mr. Sinsplanel limn,* which would prMeet the =boa:hood and promote public morality. No decent or woman wee to be found in Crernormegarderm after twelve o'cl n k—there was nothing to smart the public 1 after that time—no rational eannamenot for which the piece wee hemmed. The many mutt not mff.r for the mke or benefit of the few. What Mr. Eampeon dd benefited no one but himself, mid respectable people, tredesmen end made sea, ot;otteel to what wee ping on. Thu oppmit ion wan no persecution of punks fur doing anything that use ref piddle admutage. The Teary wished the licenee to toe imenie i for rational and proper .seamen, tat at the mine time they &aired that thephse might, like other. having the l'renft, be tlsd at o cick. Would any inegietrate whom he wee sideman takes house in the niighlaiurhand It woolrl of mune be homemade for bile to bring before the court the 1,600 or 1,600 persona who had Loomed the ve-try to put • stop to Ma grave and crying nui -.nee, but the evenere of property to the neighbourhood curet other witrowee would dopo.. to the scenes that took plem outside the gardens, hove after the proper maim sedestatementa bad satiated. The priaripal point In hls cam was, that the legitimate pur pose. of Cremorne did not emigre it to Lc opens/ler 12 o'clock, and he Raked that the mom condition might be made with Cremona ea Ilighbury Been and the Eagle Tanen, to elate at 12. It would so doubt he argued for Mr. Simplon that hie establichmett wee pehomiod by members of the erlefterecy. What of that F Were the imam manta pear • sided Bar aratectios to be detrina ire! to the emptily, cm: forte, and Interests of then who did uot happen to Le anion • emu themselves, but ouct temeetath dies orking The request of the vmary wes tom , sammahlo and mope r , they were only meting in the invert. 4,1 de m• whom shay re presented, and he sea only emptiest thot Mr. t , impenn Lad sot at once ) ieldrd to so rteftnabla a mpg 4as that 000 male, and which he could not duld.4. the court would enlace. ii.winsoraes Wert; then (unlined. Mk. S•bL), uPhohterer of Oclonl.trmace, King. -rusl, neater, elided that hie bout. was about IPS yards hom Ceti. wens, sad bo hot lived there since March I iso. /ft Lad ivheareed tb. chow of preermis horinentise the cantons. In the afternoon anl op to a/nod sine du tho evening the claw of penons sewed to ho eery mope. table ; but tea., etw a change sher that Lour. The firework. oluali) wiut ff about It, and lope ealde porrons vtliu frostiest. 4 th.• gyrd.. th. left. Wlns the eItOWTIIO KAMA Wee .42 he rrisil , • hi. i, d • time very late, for it am no tier to go to bed if he could not sleep tar n , ;as of cabs driving to sad from the gardens up to three in the musing, and the *urging, Vheittilla, awl er reaming of iota and women having the gva.kne. He hart hied to let his home or WS it, but poerono who La.l spied to blethed ol.j.aied that it ws too n. ar Crew en, and Le had horn nsiabk to let it in ealteelltehle, t•lataht the wire.. of MS bones in September, 15,., ant t tiedied it. Ito ILI ti triad to let it, but, aa be could not, Lo girt tit to tiro in it tgogalf. Craw-, manned—He had been to Convene en, in this veer. end in Ift-Vi. It., new MA for il.e ranee ftl h sue s std L.sd 1.,11 out altogether OVAL it ahnut 4041. He male that outlay thee he had been to Co metre stud knew the tort enteitemenents that were p,v. NtO er no.- plainel to Mr. Sitemon or to the pelee, is tt nhd t. the vestry, in orms..wit are of a boa toil which tea t 11.1.:01( pennon who had complaints to teeke against fro morns to sm..l that to the vestry, sod he then sent in e rietewent. pea of the moose who declined to take 1.. a* note e• pr. >Unity to Cremona. WWI a hely nested IL 'beet, Lot he could not my whore the heat Otto. Lett their cello. Li' he destroyed then. Ile cote.% unt!, duke to .wear that Ille It, theft declined to tote the bone, o rd e ty , nn that wooed ; but brier• the knew I, A, bent it woo to err • ready t o p o p a deleoit, but when the del know it. 'het was • dewier," utel rho raid ale moot con ed. rof it. (Lawhter.) Re-examined- -About thirty ?emus ishoget her r rdsod to take the boate for that m e .e. 3:r. Lilt-', of No. 3, Oeford-terracr, deposed to the noisy eundeet a own arid 1,01111•1% lem rue Cement: at L•obt% loot 12 to 3iu the rooming. He so. abu lder. reel d depreciate nin the 'Lanett( .nor mope-fly in the neiehhont, bond of Crouorne at one-third at loud, the remit of the neeenco eco:n: fent slum took I laro otibide t: •• Mitdeng. Ile knoon nett:tier of what took Floc.. ineide. Led tried to let hie haute to• could not. and one ter two of his f.i.ves whom Le had t.O-nod nto end they womb! not lion there if they cool' has, it for nothing. One great fettcre of the nuisance we. the .on..od.ling of athirst' tslinx farce end from the gardens ettet midnight. fens-examined—(sought hie house in I4:t0, 3n4 he knew how near it woe to Cemnorne, lot he was ant note,. then of whet • nuisance it was. He head been to the gsniene once in 1851, nil to me the repteeettation of the /OM, of Sebeetopnl. He had not compleined to coy nne. He oh jeriled to the &meek" but knew that they were let off be fore he took the Lou,.. lit mull nut how many tino, copied bootee there were in Orford-teereee in 18,10 three might hare been ten probably there were three now. He did complain t the ;01108 onto about a teethed npp.wde hi e bass which wu keynoted by ponies from Crembroe. the licence was ranted the distuasion of that day would not be without effect. The Chaimon put the amendment, whip b wee negatived, end the licence was granted, without condition, by 18 votes to 8. — fie result wee re dvcd o ith a cheer which rang through the building. THZ AIOTLL ROON4.—HETTRAL or THI LICINCI. Robert Richard Signe!! applied for • renewal of the licence for music and dancing for the Argyll Be,om Wind mill-street, Haymarket. Mr. Edwin James, (.1 C., Mr. Bodkin, and Mr. Shish, appeared In support of the application ; Mr. Seojeant sain ting and Mr. Metcalfe opposed o n the part of the rector v , e.huretwardene, overseers, and governors and dfre t 7tO l te m ol the poor of the parish of St. James, Westminster. Tito petitions for and against the renewal of the licence having been read, Mr. Seijeant Ballant Inc said ho had the honour, instructed by the authorities of the paneh of St. James, Westminster, to &prom on their to oppose the renewal of this licence. In doing so he should occupy but little of the time ' of the court, as the grounds upon whe h he rested his oppo chino to the renewal of the licence were notorious and patent to all, end therefore it would be inancemaryfor him to occupy their time by proving them over and over again. Without ri enteng into the evils of prostitution that was not now the question before them ; but in this case he had, on the part of the parish, to claim protection from the bench against one of he greatest evils that ever existed in the capital of any coun try. It appeared from the petition which had been presented by the perish that Mr. Blind originally came to the court under a false representation, for it was not M. Laurent but Mr. Bignell who was then the proprietor ; and although M. Laurent was put forward, Mr, llignell wee the only person who was to be benefited by the granting of the licence. He professed that his “ljeci m ebtaiung the licence was to gin tint-clos music end first-clam concerts; and the MA, In granting the licence never dreamt for a moment of each things ea hied. arisen, or that the house could be visited by each characters as be should have to prove. The place, instead of being used to l a zrave the character of the people, was solely to by gay women, who went there to pursue their trade, sad he did not believe that one respectable woman woo ever men within its walls. He then at some length stated that the place vas almost exclusively attended by the moat Improper &meters, and that as soon as it was over the neighbourhood was "flooded" with peons of ill repute, to the great annoyance of the inhabitants, and all who might have to peas through the Haymarket, re r v . :dr s pram', and Regent-street, on their way to their homes. In conclusion, he said he hoped the bench would me I.=allow this blot to remain on the parish, but would It to elect other reforms, and get rid of a nuisance which was now • great and crying evil. Evidence was them called to prove the facts detailed by the learned counsel, the "'Musses king a superintendent of polioe and two impeders who proved that the place was re sorted to by imprepor characters, that as soon sa=lel , t the Casino they became • nui sa nce to the neighbourhood, and that offends brought under the cognisance of the police had greatlyineremcd Once this place had been opmed Mr. Edwin Joni, then addremed the court in support of the applicant, Mr, llignell, and said that if they agreed wi th Mr. Se - rjeant Ballantine on the grounds he had sot forth for eppming this licence, it would in effect be to make Mr. Blr Dell reerstsible for the prostitution which existed In the whole of the metropolis. His learned friend had said that It they renewed this licence they would be giving • legal sanc tion to prostitution, and whatever effect such an observation might meta upon • jury, he felt assured it would not .have the effect of producing a false judgment in the minds of intelligent gentlemen like those he had the honour to ad dries. Prostitution wee no doubt • great evil, but the real question was, had Mr. Bignell done anything to Inc ream the prostitution of the me tropuli. P This establishment had been well conducted, and not a single complaint had been made against it, and he was not responsible for the conduct of persons after they had left it. Mr. Bignell had Invited the parochial authorities become and inspect his establishment, and there was no pretence whatever for raying that it had been conducted with inde corum or mismsnagement. He (Mr. James) denied that Mr. Bignell had violated any pledge; and as to the Haymarket being resorted to by improper characters, that state of things existed before this lima wee ever granted. All that Mr. Bigneft bad to do was to see that the place vas prop er ly conducted, and not one word hod been uttered which would justify the court in stopping the licence nor had Me lees any breach of decorum to a ff ect the grou nds upon which that , limes bad been o b ta i n ed originally. The Chairman then put tfo quiiiiion, and the licence was refund by a large majority, there only being throe hands held up in Its favour. The court then arlicituned. TEE POLICE COURT& MANSION-110U8$ Latatert Plidtp.lfwkdown, fonnerlyscommhaloatuisrchant, carrying on an I , xtewive businers in Mark-lane, was brought blurs Mr. Alderman Wire, in custody of Haggett, the de nctivc officer, fur thud ox.iminerfon, charged with having attend a bill of ear lunge far 4631. 19e. 6d., with intent to defraud Mr. G. Anton, cornfactor, of 23, Fencharch-ntrecl, and Corn Exchange. It will be recollected that the prisoner already stands com mitted open the charge of having fraudulently obtained from the same pmercuter 74W. upon a forged Lill of lading. Mr. Mobilisen appeared for the prosecutor, and Mr. Church defended the pm sonar, At the first examination of the prisoner upon the present charge, the prosecutor said that on the 16th May loot he rw mired from the prisoner the bill of exchange then produced, dated the 27th April, 1867, at three months after date, fur 4.531. 19e. Sol., purporting to be drawn, at Gloucester, by G. Hall and Company, on John Taylor, late Taylor and Frown, Nottingham. The prosecutor took this bill in pert payment of a cargo of barloy that the prisoner bed sold on his amount, The Lill, which had been made payable at the London and Westunnater Bank, was presented and retnnied. Mr. B. Hessian, Superintendent of Polioe at Gloucester, stated that he had wade inquiries in that town for the firm of G. Hall and Co., and had not been able to find it. Mr. William Taylor was called yesterday, and rid—l live at Nottingham. Until Deeember, 185 J, I carried on business with Mr. John Francis as Midi tale 'Wieners. He was the father of my present partner. The portnerahip wet dheolved in September, 1155. Sine* that time I hare beet engag,rl in business with the son of the farmer gebtlenian, under the firm of Taylor and Francis. I have carried on bummer under *Le name of Taylor and Francis with father and eon together about six year*. ?hive n nu other flroi of Taylor and Frencis carrying on business at Nottingham than ours. I do not know the abolitions of the acceptance of the bill pro duced, and it was not authorised by our firm. Alderman Wire—Did you receive imy notice of the dis honour of that bill P WiTneas—Ce;rniely not. I knew nothing of it till i raw the report of *Dolan examination of the prisoner In the Than Ma g a r r ilkieb clerk at the Lothbury branch of the Lon don sad Westminster Rank, said—l Imre marched our books, sad aslant hod that we have ar.y account with John Taylor, of ths firm of Tiiyl.l. and Franca. Mr. Church &dined putting any questions to the prisoner, who, after the ennui caution, sad ho should reserve his de fuses. lie was then fully committal for trial upon this chanty also. MARLI3O4OI7OII-STREET. G,orge reorrse sod JOAN .11oftrto, the latter a young man of colour, wore charged with being concerned with another, not In cutody, in stealing 25 sovereigns from the person. Mr. John * Scott, of 180, W di:deo-road, surgeon, deposed that he had known Mattes *omit time, and yesterday accom panied him to a house in the Haymarket (lintel de Paris), where Mathis introduced him to some gentkinen" who were there, end who proposed to "toss" for a bottle of wine. Proeccutor did so and lost. Cards were then produced, but he declined I play. The other prisoner, Peewee, was among then., and some difference having been raised Mathis wired the proeccutor by the throat, nearly strangling him ; whito this oractult was going on the prisoner Prowte put his hands into both the tronaere pockets of prosecutor. Another man not in custody took a principal pair in thus ruminsging hie pockets, also putting hie hand into one in whii•h he had shoot 401. in gold, toot setae, and he eubsequently found be had had 25 stolen. lie mired held of this man, who had the bulk of his money, but ho cticcessted in estriesting him self end getting away, the two prisoners much ill-using Prisoner Mattaa said, in defence, that tl.o prosecutor was drunk and did not know what had taken place. Prow., said he should be ebb to show he was not them at the time adverted to. . . Mr. Bingham said be would give Mm time to prove his alibi if be could, and remanded the ease for a week. MARYLEBONE. A young woman, iamerclirar 9 .ln; Trod, en inmate of Marylebons Workhouse, was charged with having wilfully oot tire to the floor No. 9, and with intent to destroy a por tion of the building known as the "Able-bodied women's wan]." The OW came under 9 and 10 Vic., rap 26, ter. 6. &coral of the guardians and directors of the poor were in etten isnn• during the inquiry. Mr. Tubbs, the relieving officer of the pariah, said that the primmer hod for a tong titer losn a mod disorderly character is the workhouse, and that rile bad only rseattly cows out of prtoe.. .- . . . Nodes, ono of the guardian', said that at 2 o'clock that day, after tho board tr.ke up, Es: went into the ward, and sew a deal of water running thercfrow. Ile found that a quantity of nokum had been set fire to, and that the flooring was burnt at loon three ,tare of en inch in depth. The wcod • a . for a considerable .pare round charred. Ile inquired of the girls there o ho had done it, end the rubdown laid, " I let lire to it, and will do so again." - . Bowe further partioular;Vrere gone into, altar which the prisoner we eked what else had to say, when she &flowered that .he did not moon to set lire to the building, but merely intended to burn the oakum. The magistrate committed her for trial. John S;1,1111., Frederick Fano., Rekord Orecn,aad Henry Rantoul, were brought ixf•re Mr. Log, three of them upon I,nrze of assaults upon police cono..uhlee, end the other with at ;,uipted rescue. . . . . It appeared from the eviden:e that et two o'clock yester day morning the flret two prisoners, and ascend others. ill of whom were drunk, were ahouting and creating a great disturbance in the New-mad; they were desired by Lercrett, GA 8, to go quietly away; aid Aimura, after making use of growl rod abusive language, at length went on, but ',trolly afterwards retorned,snd conducted biiwelf wore* than before. He was then taken into custody, s Len be knocked tlotrosuitabla down and kicked him. Green elan came up and kicked and ntrock 374 3, and Ransom did all in his power to prevent the officers from executing their duty. The prisoners were all ultimately secured, and after much resistance thsy were conveyed to the station-house and looked-up. The prisoners made a general demur' of the etterges against them, and sfieged that they had been very harshly treated by the police. Kr. Long remarked that these outrages upon officers were now of each frequent occurrence that it was necessary that such punishment should be indicted s.s would teach offenders to conduct thenisehos better in future. Simms end Green were fined 40e. or a month, and Bastes and Ransom, 20e. or 14 days. WESTMINSTER. James Cowen, of No. 3, O eyccat-pbwe, Westminster, was charged with unlawfully exposing to view obscene prints and pictures. The Blegistrate, having inspected some of these prints, askod if they did not cause a great number of pooplo to assemble. _ Inspector Humphrep replied in the affirmative. He rarely or never passed ddadawx place but he found a num ber of pawns congregated, some of whom called his atten tion to the filthy character of the pictures and placards. Amongst the latter had boon one throwing contempt upon the day of humiliation, agreealy with the terms of which defendant regaled the " serfs " of Westminster with bread end ammo on Weidneeday, when he had a person deemed up in a sheet, with a Popish cap on, parading the front of his garden. The serfs," or some body else, made a bad return, for they stoned the person, whoever he woe, that wee doing penance, broke down the railings, and even proceeded to at tack defendant himself. Defendant'a colic for Yea about to address the magistrate , when— Poynter observed that ho should feel no hesitation to committing defendant under the Vagrant Act for exibiting the placards before him, but that he felt it would be totter to treat the whole matter u a great public nuisance, and he should therefore send the defendant for trial. It was a dis grace to a civilised and well-regulated metropolis that such obscene and profane exhibitions should take plies in it. He had seen some himself at defendant's door which were quite horrible. He should require defendant to enter into his own recognizance of 1001. and two sureties in 501. each to answer the charge at the sessions where, if the prosecution were pro perly conducted, It could not W. The required bail was put in. After the attack which succeeded the bread and cheese banquet, defendant exhibited the following rebuke : " Oh, ye serfs and slaves, you have this day shown what you are ; you will never more receive bread and cheese from this cabin.' PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. Wituar Cterrox Viarni-street — and West Smithfield, City, wholesale perfumer, to surrender Oct. 22 end Nov. 28, at 12, at Barnghall-sheet. Sots., Lepeod and Gammon, Cloak•lane ; at stag, Johnson, -street. FREDERICK /trots., B ard— sib l-atreet, City, wholesale stationer, Oct. 19 at 11, and Nov. 19 at 2, at Basinghall street. Bob., Baker and Co., Broinghalbstreet ; off. rig., Johnson, Bearghalbstreet, LAMutur PIIILLIP MOLLEDORM Mark-lane, City, manure and corn dealer, Oct. at 2, and Nov. 24 at 12, at Basing hall-street. Sob., &hunt end Co., Old Jewry ; off. wig., Lee, Aldermanbury. FRANCRIICO ZIRIMAD Brrille-house, ligtoister.espire, coffee-home keeper, Oct. 20 at 121, and Nov 17 at 24, at Basinghall-street. Sol., Govott, Featherstone-buildings, Holborn; off. swig., Lee, Aldermanbury. JOHN Carr and ALRTRUR WELLINGTON CALLER, Lower Shadwell, Middlesex, beer and bottle merchants, Oct. 22 at 21, and Nov. 24 at 1, at Basiughall-street Solo., Miller and Horn, St. Martin'e-place, Trafalgar-square; off. wig., Ildwarkiambrook-court. JOHN WAKEFIELD, Melton, Derbyshire, baker Oct. 20 and Nov. 10, at 1 14 at Birm ingham Court held at Not regime. Soh, Lore, Nottingham; off. rig., Harris, Nottingham. Wittier Com, Halifax„ Yorkahireß o b.,ilder, Oct. 22 end Nov. 20, at 11, at Leeds Court. Sle Ingram, Halifax, and Bond end Barwiek t Leeds ; off. wig., Young, Leeds. MATTHVW TOWN.IIND, Grestor, manufacturer of hosiery, Oct. 20 and Nov. 10, at 104, at Birmingham Court held at Nottingham. Solo. Miles and Gregory, Loicerter, and Hodgson and Mimi, Birmingham ; off. orig., BaUTD4 Notturbani. JOST PH iiALFORD, Cheltenham, Gloucester/hire, iron mouger, Oct. 20 and Nov. 16, at 11, at Bristol Court. S. Chessbyre, Cheltenham, and Bevan and Girling, Bristol ; off. orig., Miller, Bristol. WILLIAM SMITH, Bath, hotelkscper, Oct. 20 and Nov. 16, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sub., Shorn and Grant, Ken nington. cross, Lambeth, and Wilton, Both ; off. sang., Miler, Bristol. JAMES SCORN, Piton, Devonshire, timber merchant, Oct. 19 at 1, and Nov. 11 at 11, a t p. tete! C ourt. Solo., Carter ;UriChanter, Barnstapla, told Stogdon, Exeter; caL irtzel, Exeter. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. o.t. 5. Putiaostrima busy xiiv, Brighton, furniture dealer. Oet. 9. Fazotareu RICKARDS, Farnborough, Hampshire, earlier. DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND. Rimiann Joux BALTILEN ROBINS., Tavistock, attorney— further dividend of es. 60., soy Tuesday or Friday, at Hirt:ars, Exeter. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 30. J. Ifarehalr,lll;clg:lan;, City, merchant—Oct. 30. W. H. Flux, Heston, Middleina, grocer—Oct. 30 . T. Brad, Oeorge-greet, Mile-end New Town, shaft moonrises tarer—Oct. 30. L. P. K. F. De Parquet, Fenchurch-street, City, and Fairkytee. Hews, dealer In agricultural implements —Oct. 30. F. L &mond and C. H. J. Cuylits, Cullum street, City, merchants—Oct. 31. D. Row, Romfocl, Essex, poem—Oct. 31. W. Adams, Huntingdon, miller—Nov. 3. T. Pearson, Calthorpreplace, Grey's-inn-road, ironromicer Nov. 3. W. H. Woollett end J. I. 8. Woollen, Llmewirsets square, City, ship and insurance spnts—Nov. 3. W. & 131. mow, Itedroth, Cornwall. draper—Nov. 2. F. W. Wheaton, Birmingham, dragged—Nov. 2. J. Slottnun, Shrewsbury, hop merchant—Nov. 5. T. Wooster, Cheltenham, seedsman —Nov. 6. J. Evans, Aberyetwith, Cardigariabilv, ship builder—Nov. 6. J. B. Reed, Cardiff, Glaroorminshire, ship broker—Nov. 2. D. Reward, Leeds, wonted spinner —Oct. 30. A. liarthlll and J. SPHesn, Huddersfield, woolkn wer rheete—Oct. 30. B. Canter, Barnsley, Yorkshire, cloth Wel' .11 and—Nov. 3. J. Wakinshaw, 310211 Wearroonth, Durham, iron manufacturer. CERTIFICATES to be granted, tmlese ranee be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. Ord 30. J. Thorboin, Ploydell-street, City, and Lower Stardo-d-dreet, bookbinder—Oct. 30. L. I'. E. F. de Pd. quet, Frachurch-street, City, and Fairkytee. Beam, dealer in agricultural implements—Oct. 30. C. Baker, Southamp ton, author merchant —Nov. 3. W. Hart, Charlotte-terrace, biatiariars-road, wine merchant—Oct. 31. T. H. Mar, Itatblinno- Voce, Oxford-street, beker—Nov. A T. Bulimic, Trotion, Sworn, grocer—Nov. 6. C. Rust, Surrey-place, Old Kant-road, eheceemengur —Nov. 6. W. Gifford, Et. Ivor, Huntingdon, raililler—Noe. 6. E. Etherlngton, Golahnhn and Alifershort, Surrey, grocer—Nov. 6. C. Copland and W. G. Barnes, Botolph-lane, City, and &rathampton, provision inirchants—Nov. 10. T. Wooster, Cheltenham, ecedarnan— Noe. 3. W. Gibbon, Spenny Moor, Durham, grocer—Nov. 2. J. Phillips, Audlem, Cheshire, draper. I'ARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. inittingham. H. Barrett, and C. Gibson, Belper, Der byahire, bone crushers—T. J. Werninck and J. Newton, Wins/ord. Cheshire, salt proprietors—J. Morley, W. 31orley, jun., J. H. Morley, and It. G. Morley, Gutter-lane, sad Cary-lane, City, warehousemen, so far as regorla J. H. Morley—H. Brown and G. Newbdggin, West liartlepnol, Durhain, coal exporters—lL Modlen and R. Dearer. War wick, hat fsoton—C. Brazil and W. N. Cruramack, Mount hill, Cross Hall, Lancashire, and slwwhere, cotton nianufao tursre.—W. C. Neal and T. Mills, Birmingham, bone mer eliants—H. Wolfe and J. Allen, Nottingham, tailor,- S. E. Baltami and L. D. Bultoril, London, and elarerhere—W. Strafford and J. Whittaker, Manchester braes founders—W. Wright and J. Wright. Bradford, Yorkildre, stunk makers —T. Newland and J. Unwell, Steward-street, Bishopsgate, drapers—E. Each and J. G. :Ilason Ureic -nrtct-equare, City, general merchants—F. Francis a nd E. Russell, Wal lingford, Berkshire, common brewers—B. Haigh and J. Barker, Higher Dnkinneld, Cheshire, eaginems—J. I/on and J. Ramsay, Manchester, Hessian manufacturers—lt. H. R oom , sa d H. Imog worth, Manchester, machinista—G. Sanders, R. Dann. and R. D. Dunn. Wakeficld, Yorkshire, corn factors—W. H. King and S. 11. Ward, blnneherer, attorneys—Western Bank of Scotland and Cldala Bank ing Company, so far as retards J. Millar, J. Bannatyne, and T. Gccig (trustees under the marriage contract of Major and Mrs. Martin). 'SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. J AMP] , /loon, Edinburgh. Itafr drawer, Oct. 16, at Sterra• aiu's Sak , rniana, Edinburgh. . WlLLtam Cuvni . PYPENT7ohnsbaseD, Kir.cardineebire, master in the Royal Navy, Oct. 16, at the Dill Inn, Stonehaven. JAAILS limover, Glnagow. joiner, Oct. 14, at the Hall of the Faculty of Pr.teuratnea, utuagew. WI Li tam Sr tut, ALenicen, hardware merchant, Oct. 10, at the Lau:anti tee Tavrro, Aberdeen. MARKEY& SUGAR.—The avenge priee of brown or Muscovado sugar, the predoce of the Drifted powiessions in Amalie, for the week ending Oct. 6, is ;WiA. GI. The average price of brown or Muwovado sugar the produce of the Mauritius, for the week ending an Memo, it The aver.ige prier of brown or Mow ers.:lo Fuger the prodneo of the Eist lattice, for the week ending as shove, is 4.15. Ojel. The average peieo of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar jointly, fr the week ending sa above, is 255. eld. per cwt., exclusive of duty. Itntaroh, Orr. 9.—The market is still very steady, and importers continuing to be free sellers at former rateica fair amount of businies but been tratsacted since our Let report, chiefly in ltarbeiluee—there being but very little re• maining in first hands of other descriptions. In parcels to merit , e the sales are confined to one cargo of brown Bahia and one cargo of clayed Manilla, on former terms. Re finers' produce continues in excellert demand—even for forward delivery, and pri,e, of all description,' aro well sup ported. Rum ia stall enquired for, but there is very little offering. COTTON.—Lryzneoom Orr. 9.—The transactions In our market dorioir the gad week of live days have again Dealt° a Tory consekrable amount , the trade, seder the in uence of the steady and profitable demand experienced foe their manubctures, continuing to make their purchaere with unabated confidence, ectiounged also by the rapidly de em:wing stocks of the raw material, and the very greet iroprebsbility of any oonsiderable arrivals of the new trop for some time to cores, causing a daily increasing difif malty in tatattag with the general used qualities of Amerken cotton. For these deeeriptites we have to advance ourlttle teflon' a full id. per lb., placing midd li ng Lade at 9 .; Mobile, 91d. ; end Orleans, 96.16 d. The Committee of B ere place fair 'Uplands, 90,; Mobile, 9 9-16 d.; and Orleans,9fd. &Mds have lem in loge daily demand at an advance of 1-164. to kd. Brazils and Egyptians not quotably dearer, but com manding extreme quotations of lest week. The announcement made yesterday that the directors of tke Bank of England had deemed it expedient to advance the rate of discount to 6 per cent., though this move was not altogether unexpected, hie, however, imparted a quieter tone to our proceeding; and it is not improbable that such will continue to be the charac ter of our market until the influence end bearing of this change is seen upon business in Manchester. From America there is little of novelty—the crop accounts are in all reirecta the same as before, the ultimate amount now depending upon the length of the season they may have for the gathering ; in the meantime, the cotton is coming to the shipping pu r l s slowly, and the exports to this country are neerrtrarit i y ai oz h i4 very limited orate. 7,948 Americo, 4,930 Surat, 2:i9 • and 180 Fermata, are reported to have been taken on specula tion; 720 American, 170 Madras, 1,760 Stunt, and 160 Behla, for export; so that the deliverke to the trade fur the week have been about 43,060 belie. Sake to-day, 7,000 bake ; sales of the week, 69,120 bales. COTTON 1300D8.-.-NANCHKIITER, Oct. 9.—The ad vance in the rates of discount to a minimum of G per stmt, hat. had a bad effect on the market, and 6mM:was has bees restricted. The higher rates for cotton have induced spinner.' to advance their terms again, but buyers are acting with great cannon in the cloth market, and are giving out order. only for immediate requirements. For India and China Mae has been some extra sales of light y lb. 40-inch shirting cloths, and in 841 b. fabrics of tho same description ; but in domestics and printers the buainem has been languid. In yarns there have been some fair sales of warps for export, and in 10's to 30's water twist for China, at very full prices, In other descriptions the sales have been moderate, though folly equal to these of last week. COBS.—OHNLIIPTORD, Oct. 9.—There was a fair imp ply of wheat at market to-day, and a good demand at let week's rates. Wheat, red, 62.. to 665.; extra, 65.. ; white, 60s. to 645. ; extra, sa. Barley, secondary quality clout offering, but line malting quality scares and fetche s hi g h rate.-.46a . to 50a. ; grinding and distilling, 40.. to 441. Bel= Karoo and fetch fully late rates. Loreotx, Ocr. 9.—Our market he. been well supplied with wheat, and where business was done, le. to 2s. less mousy was aeoeptsd ; the farmers, however, were not free sellers. Barley .bunt the same as last week. Wlic,t, red, 50s. to 65e. ; white, 665. to 60a.; old, 63e. Barley, 40., to 495. LIVERPOOL, Om. 9.—These wee rather m better attendance of country millers at our Cons Exchange this morning. The hiatuses transacted, however, wee illy of moderate ixtent. The beet sheath were firmly held for lato rates, but for the secondary sorts of American red and Irish now en sbatemau of about Id. per bushel was submitted to. Good American barrel flour scarce and no lower. high& and Irish ea flour about h. decline. Oats gave way id. told. per buah4 and oatmeal Is. per load. Indian cola fully supported Tuesday's rime, and a more general Inquiry for feeding porpoises. Arrivals from the 6th to Bth of October, inclusive: —Wheat, 9,765 T n.; barley, 100; malt, 280; out,, 2,255; beans, 85 • peso, 7; Indian corn, 3,764; oatmeal, 5,176 sacks; BO6 I 290 sacks, mad 2,000 'garret.. WAISPIIILD, Oct. 9.—There wu a good supply of wheat, sad It sold at a decline of la. per quarter. Fine barley steady, but other aorta doll and la. cheaper. Beans un changed. Oats id. per atone and ettelg le. per bad lower. Average ter week ending Oct. 6 .—Wheat 4,248 quarters, at 68s. ld. ; barley, 1,069, at 43a. 4d. , oat:, 41, at 28e. 11d. ; beans, 82, at 46a. 2d.; pees 20, at 45e. 6d. CoALB.—Loxpori, Ger. 9.—Byme's Debede Henley, 18e. 3d., Hastinp 18e. 3d.; Holysell, 165.; • Newoutle Hart e - 16s. ; North Piroj Hanley, 165.; Mometh West Hartley, 17s. 6d.; TmisM Moor, 140. ad. ; T anbld Moor Bats, IH. ad. ; Walks,. Primrose, Its. 3d. ; Ward's West Hart*, 17a.; Wylam, 16e.; Wall. End Clog forth., 18s; Walla End la 17a. 3d. ; Walls End Northumberland, 17s. Bd. ,• Wall End Ridd.ell, 18e. ; Eden Man, 195 .; Well End b e ; Wells End Belmont, 18s. 3d.; WI& End Braddylls, 19e. ; Will, End Pram wellgate, 18s. 01. ; Walls End Haswell, 205.; Walls End Helton, 206. ; Well End Helton Lyons, 17w 9d. , Walla End South Holton, 205.; Walla End Caaeop, 19s. ; Wall End Hartlepool, DW s. od.; as End Haugh Hall, 185.64.; Wells End Bellow 190. Bd.; Walla End Tees, 205.: Wall/ End Whitworth, 16s. ; Wall End South Durham, 18e. 6d, - Brown Moor High Main, 165.; Nizan's Duffryzi, 21s. 6d. -Ships at market, 91; sold, 90. BALLINASLOE FAIR. Belli - 1;1o, faraday Evening, The o'rlock. The numerous herds of cattle which had occupied doting the last day or two most of the town parks, were dtiven Into the fair-green at an earlyy hour this morning. Business com menced with tined brfaknees for high clessei heifers and sternal terra beetle bad been driven out of the rrcen before eight o'clock. For this description of stock sellers believed that the price bad edvanced It. per head over the rates of Matt year, but second and third-class heifers end builteke were rather easier. The opinions expressed respecting the tone of the fair were, h.esever, rather conflicting, several of the old buyer contending that there was no advance what ever. There can be no doubt, however, that the increase in prices which I have already mentioned is correct. The business of the fair is now almost concluded. and the leading buyers are fast leering the town. Sellers are for the most part well satisfied, and, indeed, the producing fanners of Connaught never obtained each large sums for their stock. Cattle ere sold now at rates beyong their real value, and the certainty is that a reaction must eet in, nor is it likely that such long prices will be obtained at the next fair. The borer fair of yeeterday is gurrally regarded se having been • very good one, snd many ea es were made even after I had forwarded my despatch. There wen a very large attendance of the light-fingered gentry at the fair, and POMO of them were rather successful in the pursuit of their avotations. One gentleman lost 3-50 t, and another had 801. taken ont of his pocket. A Cork gentleman discovered the hand of one of the swell mob in his wife's pocket, and had the party instantly arreeted. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTIES. A Trio& wad ir reported to bay* Rowe ashore Ie Rcorilly sod W the wow to hare boon drowarol—fiwoodeo, Oct. 7. Li Aimless bowtoo, with iron, has Ono fat; oLo on L . :wood.— LAM,* Oct. 9. L B. Kimball (American ship). Cop.bin Bonner, !tom Slaerlsizd to New Yolk. wish c‘als. Is worked ow tLe Goodwin stags; Tres eaveri—Lles4 P.. Celahar—Car.dam (a.j. from the West Coat of Ah Ma. brings Intelli gente of the total wreck of Calabar; ratgo &early all &Wed by the Mall Malmsey's Meatier Mope. Mom. (Weber. Cognate La vane. galled from Ltver,wol the let lel), for llosuy.-11y veontla. . Oat, 9. Id., Caren Puncher!, from Imam with s.lt, bas been to'ily Waal Bra" N% eat Gaut of &trim—Liverpool, Vet. V. Louisa lhargoa). of Sunderland, le attempting to get =ter weigh In the night of Slat.:, drlbed to It e roar thore, anent two able' length to :he north of the !lola, where robe wen stranded, and moon wont to pleets.—Tenarilk, Sept. It. Temarar.a (Pr dogma Duque), Captain Waerdo, ft m Y. to 01 ortu. wllk co. lar Rona tenure near Ilarrvey. KW. tort et tot, 4Lnd. ard la a total week I mace?, out; .ml caul thowrooL WM, Oct. 0. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. &Ampler (41p). Sent la.. 1135 h.. lon. 21.11 W. forplalse (ship), from Can. kr Onus, bent. 17, W. 95.19 N., :on 23.111 W. Morale, Lit bt, fro.r. Liverpool Ice Atetralts, !opt. I, le. A 2:., 1:11. S 6 W. Mar of the South (ela:p), tram Liverpool for Melbourne, July 13. let. 9111.. lm. 92 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& 1:.:.X7M,T,-o<t. T. st Orram — leid - 11 - 3,11. Halstead, Ews. Mrs. T. '' " gt . 0 . N . 401%. 7 0et. 13. at EtlM•Nuare, Ilyde.part. the r of J. L. 11,bote. of • kus. 0 —Oct 7 .atAlse Cull!,lste School. Cambentrell.rrose, the wilt flreen. M e 14A N IL, u Bete.tere. Bengal the wife of Arm' A. &tante% Fie.. 31. D., C. A. 8., o• MILD M A Y.—Ort 1. et I lalelgTurc Moen C sae Carr, t!e els of the hey. A. Rt. 3. )111..tra). of a ...Otter. MI reout..—Oet. 7. a l'ortmert %owe, the Roo. Mn T. DI Id.e•L el eee end belt, - . . . . li. Catherine-tree% t:asrl, the lola 01 31r. e. M Masai - Um WlLltechipekos I. tM wife o Mr. Y. Pod. of • son. DLUtRIAGSS. art ;T—WILLIE,—Oet. I. et Rt. Mertheolo-Clestielete, :11.• F P. Roe. M.A Lesurrner, as of A. &Rot. or RI s Isctties Fifeehire. to Ilruisons, sLloglstor of 0. Will,, E.Q cf rovl. BUR/INELL—VAyE.I.s:Oct R at Pt. 9,r,^,.•,, 8.0.r5, stsoales WW. A. Bortiorl . . —of New York. to kl4o tlal,erino IL, L.. GOODY— G Itl FFIN.—Uct. 6, et Ilead•Onte t!nanl. Colonc"nr. bf tL Rev. G. Thnnun, H. Goody. of Cokboter, to tither. d.Atcr of the har Mr. J. Origin, offardrum - ell. roomy. 11.1 N n IX-11A 1 LK V. —Ott 11, at We 11:d raw 11,nry. son of W. riaonla. kart. 14.0 , and J.l'. u. litstoruhlw.. haw, daughter of b. Holey, tag , of Wollica-to DRATHS. E. it ErassZaTanZZ Brighton. C. Rsk -4 CA., —..ar...—.--- e,' n B t ItNEß.—Oct. 7. X cs,ah. wife of Mr. W. Harm.. of Mc% eiveliadord, wed 45. WY.—Va. 7, William., sou of Mr. J. Cawley. of 51aLehester. a..ed DAV Y.—Dr'. I. Wary Anne. &water cf the Rev. C. C. lla,e. of Tracy.lark. Olotleostoashim mood 11. 5. Jane, daaaittat of Mr. Ge.M. N riat' . .. 4 l'"z• H. ktrEll.—Notmed. on the Irt July, ou 3 fINV et.as'oe, at Maas. Ideohnefo, by the .Invoohnot teat rendered tii,r—oulael , te OF the ell - demo of tho =rent. Cherke Dante Gamey. Moth.. Sento% W.R.C.B younge4 .two of Azdioa.t... Honer. Rector of Kleottost. 6ofYolk, late of Marina telaketl ribilybed by wilily, atm Haub, ot tht. I. Lombard Ptak. tbe Otty et Lomb.. Mkt. at the Oda. t• Ozyst,la the it'M bat Ocrow 10. 136 t. ~/