The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-11 00:00:00

SPURTING. TATTERSALL'S—Fatur. 0 ItZAT TI ottOolll Kt HANDICAP. 4 le 1 art lord Ma & , tolt d Is Orrin to 1 -- Ms. Ilsootty. Hens to 1 Mr. °writh. 4sootorsoo 11 le 1 Kt.?. Doosoa's lorryelkait camerung I ITARES. Item ea Lord Jolhrt Reatt'lTlte =we •lo I Not TALL Ittelef•Orlosse (t 7to I) 10 le I 14,1101iiirme. liens (t to INI ) MT. I.IIGIR. $ Is I apt Ur Jr *eau'. Imperes sls I Lord UAW. m..e1,••11 Is I W. 11~4 I ktalel 011oorito U Is I Mr. Prlbry's Truman TY witt bs ts d an setsse4 ewe 111 IA IS sad IN Is IS apt nails DO:WAIT= MP. 7 to 4 art Mr. J 11.114.4a1.7.4 Traftstra (I) 11 to t Lr.. =rues Ittas34.3 I. Is I is Us 1113 bar tie tme blestites rd Whoa. COIIIOOIICII STAZIa. 1410 to 0 sot Lard Wlttoatt lady 11.810 (t sad alt of) CAM MUD 14A11111. to I apt V.W Mut a. rosvollics It) bp I Hr. Wallaes Whom (I) MI I Sen. 11.411.eitsles Ilysslath (t) to I llr. Muer'. (t) DONCASTER RACES. The engagements for the ensuing meeting hold eat s fair prospect of sport, but with the entaisty of saisli (?side to, some of the princip•l errata. On the Ant day (Tuesday neat), including the Fitawillism and Selling Stakes, foe which the hones haws yet to Rt named, and a Essen between Orpheus and Lady of the (iron, there will be sic races—the Chest Yorkshire Handicap and the CMapagne Stakes boss the "features." The handicap is net likely to briniest above ten or a dozen starters, and the other Is evidently tedssed to • meta between Vinder and the Keine. Tbe SIMI Phis his as entry of 41, and on all probability will attrest the linnet Geld of the week. ae a reat of the meeting—the St. Leger—will be d cm Wednesday ; but notwithstanding tie stake to be pin down will he only 251. instead of 601., there will not le above ten starters; it is supposed they will include Stockwell, Songstress, Daniel O'Rourke, Harbinger, Tree nail, La ides?, and the Doke of Leinster ; Nerry•go•round Cluny Jack and Sir John Barleycorn, it is said, will also go to the post. The Municipal Stakes of 200 son. each, for two.yearolds—ace "open rece"—• match between Long bow and In.ugnito, and three stakes not yet shoed, com plete the mooed day's bill of nee. Thursday's lies, which Is otimplete, shows sic races. The Renton Stake., for two sad three-year-olds, has • large sod brilliant entry, sad (rues the seals of allowances and penalties provided by in .rinks, is certain to attract • large field ; the most formidable of the many public runners engaged in it are Lormbow, Frantic, Little Harry, Elnisthorps, Stilton, Vied's, and Bain. The 10 Soy. Two-year-old Stake has a good numerical entry, but, even with the 7 lbe penalty fee winning at York, wenn a venality for The Queen. An entry of twenty• five horses for the Two year-old Handicap raisins • good held; on the other hand, there will sot Ms many n (or the Cleveland Handicap, and the Foal and Scarborough Stake* are, to all appearance, " certainties" (or Stockwell and Daniel O'Rourke. There are no lees than ten races ponied (or Fridsy, for three of which, via , the Cup, the Town and Nursery Plates, the horses have yet to he entered. The Doncaster Stakes for three-year olds, has 80 nominations, including Daniel O'Rourke, with • penalty of 10Ihe for winning the Derby, Seegetroes—strange to say, without any liability for winning the Oaks—King Pepie,',Longhow, and Bird oe•the-Wing. The Park Hill Stakes, for three-yen-old Allies, has 24 noniastions, including Bird-on-the-Wiag, Bay Rosalind, Bally, Caloric, "'Weeny Girl, Glenne, Hirsute, Galvanism and one or two other public runners. The Don Stakes . baa • small but strong entry, via., Little Berry, Halls Noble, Harbinger, Longbow, sad Planetoid. The IN Soy. Stakes appears destined foe flockhist ; and the North of Leland Stakes flee am of Load Igliaton's asseisatleas two matches, Mew= missals el no repute, somplete the analogue fur the her* end het day. The railway sets mpmeme of the Great Northers COM wy provide mood beim M stederato faros trots Leaden Tseaday, Welmeday, sad Friday, sad ample anommo &tics os all the ether of the line. The Ilmesie Company, by permisios of the have their wires to the ran-wane, = a n g s alisee maties me be hemmled to all pert' of the king dom, and is V geelbehility the malts of many of its mews will be been. is London before they are known In Deserter. WH ITEHAVF.N RACEB. near DAT. Wet Carrl.l &Liebe of 6 sees. reek 3 ft, with 25 added ; for 3-yr-olds, Est 101 b ; fear, Bst Ow, eat 71b ; sin sad aped, get; mane sad pldispalbewed • CM* mile sad a half. (3 subs.) W. Ileaderree's Needle, S yrs 1 W. Oeberer's Little Davie S yew Mr. Ilebera's aeass Wiekleal. 3 yrs WEST CUNOZALAND !STAIRS of 6 isms. eseh, 3 ft, sad ID added , 3.7r-oads, fist ; foar, 9st 31b ; Ise 9st 10th ; six sad seed, let 21b ; sues sad News allowed Ms. The trimmer to be sold fm 16W., Le. Abort two miles. (4 subs.) Hr. asedersea's Asps; S yrs (1.1 ) Mr. Ryder% lerelet Sintamr. 4 yrs ()a) ............... 11 Mr. J.l. Ilieseenerel MOON. sr, (301.1 WN !TIN AVM PLATO of 60 NM. added to a handicap of 10 Goes. reek 6 ft. sad 3 Italy if declared ; the spouse to pay 6 ann. towards expenses, sad the snood to save lie scale. About two miles. (14 nabs, awns declared 3 R.) Me less ne b b by Morelia !Mbar, set of Omen% I yrs. OM* ... 1 lilt. J. Itaidiessa's yep, Gib — I its. I. after% Uttle Devi,. S mkt IMb ... S Mr. Dasseali Oyebapt, 4 yre, Set 11111 4 Mr. ibenyeees Salt Sabres, us, D ast siCON DAT._ • COCIIINNOPTII C STAKES Of 6 NM owl, 3 ft sad Se added, fat 2.yr olds Ist 710. sad &yrs 7st 7lb ; mar sad reldiags allowed 3 lb. ; 'tenon 3 sad 6lbs extra. T.Y.C. (6 tabs.) Mr. lame's The Jodi,, I In Ilniennee Nom* en Ur. Orshon's Mann, 2 no 3 Taikaarrairs' Pura of 4W., sided to a sw•opstakos of 6 ans. task 3 ft., for 3 yr olds Est IMb, tsar Bet bib, In tat Lb, Na sad mid est 121 b; wiaasis sate, Li. Twit* rased. (6 sobs.) Mr. Deno.% Censoo, 4 in 3 pa.) l Mr. J. neeireeere ADMAN Ir 1 9 0 0 Mr. Keller* llopoy Joe, 3 yrs inn S Mr. lloodenos'e keellees. I yrs (NO ,4 /MATS , : HANDICAP of 3 ones. sash, 1 It. sod 20 NM& Oars round •d • dis. (6 saber Wes teas.b bra bests by Mr. Hinsdersoa's Cribb*, ago& lba Wein lir. BP. does Scarlet Itsaarr, 4 yis. Ist 911, Mr. 13. Bub sa's Apra Wiskeold. 3 yrs, est 131 b, sad Mr. lisadssaa's Class. 6 yrs, Trt Sib. II aoLa Demme of 3 lass. sub, sad 90 added, tar 4-yss olds sad upwards. GOIHIMMIII Miss, Two alba (2 robe ) Mr. tboarssai Waserld, spa valliad ISM INTELLIOM DONCAST HANDICAP f 12 Ass et- lb. Illusberough s 810 4 6 C o r e ez• : 6141 6 8 3 3 = a wolor 6 8 8 2 Nismolost Louso Bain 82 Michael 112agerford llhe Cud., 4 7 10 6 7 7 11 1 :70w . Liad Tres- . _ _ ICE EXTRA. R.-1862. STAND PLATS. Air. et. 19.1 Ladpla.Waiting 3 12 Lady Apes 3 12 Lem Wbast 3 3 1 1 2 Dunaway 9 Maid of Liaeola Bally Yanaist's Bey Gored Twin Varmiat 3 3 3 Lady Burial 3 Plamataad 3 3 Niapdla Br I by Traabay e4t4ichiaitts- 4 7 6 The Praetor Usity slit Middle/um The Sizes Lady Jenny Woodlark Chorister Hyacinth Paddy Biagi Llaiyiek _3 613 iiiic tirO; - :.T 4 6 2 IllsoudrePP 3 6 0 Ho 3 6 0 Mos $ 6 9 Ilsokshis Nossios lssoesss $ 6 4 amassed Sawa 3 6 3 ass OLD amass of Sam et Ile Pally by Lammed 7 2 Bell Tinker Mr Ague Ace of Trop 6 12 b f tiLl e iresisea dam lore Saddler 6ll V 6 9 Ada 6 9 Jerpossetta 6 eh a by Velocipede eat et Laaery .... 6 6 Le hive Charity 11•NDICAP IK tbe TW - o Ti sea. ot lb Bresehten 7 litholbw& Aim When Ashman 4 Little lielft Prevention 3 b f by Melbourne oat of Gaiety St Andrew Whalebone Game Tommy Lady VOTOOII Eaton Derdemona CLERICAL Rev J F. Cells, D. 15., 47iTria;s Combeidelk 111 tbs Rectory of Kulswerthy, Heats, assess of r, value O. with raeutsasa pima, Sir rims& T. Barth& Bart. NAVAL. A DUI IALTT, SEPT. I O.—APPOINTMENTL—Sur pea-Superiateadaat D. Thomas to MidiotAsow, convict- Sortossz a L t .. Carey to liorrisiss. Aristaitt-Borgeos WOOMPOR, BarE. 10.—TheNisownt stem-frigate Isouq west ready fee 0811, et IlEsseew Cassel Airy, Viest.Aidsbust Querter-massee Germ% IA Leads= lay Ames% sad was j.m.i, M Chellwes, llsjee Wee 4 pritsws, sei lose Owe Isms pre lided le awswess Ew doe wpm. fa with 'bassi ollorn eppelatei he tbs perms% of the Meters. as to th. minim .1 weeps obi ocestassodato is the some silo is Nod So mks is the West ladies. MILITARY. A circular, dated Hone Guards, Sept. 3, eapiaise ellsere seanmaadbes regiments that the Regal Winamt of July 1, lie, deem not authereas than to imbeds way denim meant Is their em iasma of alleirease See engem et enveyesee as hew se sesetwles. 6,2 i DRAMA. SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE. A "revival" effected last night at Sadler • ells That,* memo to have a viholisome praticality about it which promises to render it proliteble. Some twenty or Sweaty. eve c an ago, Mr. J. R. Planchi brought out, at Cenreat-gardea, a comedy entitled " The Merchaat's Wed dime," a gnat novelty is several respesta, sad which was reeegnird se • esteems This pins* was made up from two or three as plays, cusabiaing late one modern five set comedy tem plots—fint of levee Mayse's " City Metal," toad, worldly, of Rowley's " Match at Midaight," beim, additionally, illustrated with taste of the paint of Cook's " Ontea's Tu-Quoque." The pile were ingenious sad V2 l ; a tle r dialogs. was node &sly "old leglids," bet witty by tls• se et sees reformer; seettho eassablis moss esmellest plop. Wears smears new may times the piste hes beau as the stage sines Charles Kimble mad Farrem Old 111/0/1711111.114 in it together ; hat, Der. Unity, • genesatlen has 0191199 d 90 saw as to regard the Merchaat's Wedding" es • wonky. Just sow, who the tomapetitive public ansusesenn are as few, 110 9199191 d *la lbs 4 wield go to Sadler's WAIL =ha " Msed Wiests is a very delightful play, as esbeelef plays tee eon may hope to meet with sow sad spin maw the can of Mr helps, and lengthy as it ie, threee\ in elaborate Ivo acts, net be en instant tedious. Underabeelly the ainenesth cesteey wit sounds odd whom seemed is slatemeth watery and the 001111- biertlea of mien Mope requiems.* with defenses to the =rties met Jmpw Mayas sad W. Rowley is net quite ot. artistic. Ist the quaintness sit the inaguage glees • special seat to the jests; the aseselers ere plentiful end original; the interest is cleverly sueleined by a symmetrical junction of two essentially iliselmse we ela borate plots; sad altogether a more seevissalie pews for attracting sad pleasing we have nee mesa Ike mama time. The story, cleverly complicated's thm= ete emm le told. Two assent city re our early dramatists sissy' made 1L die Waal of the court side of the town—have two wild, veynorring The old gentlemen, in order to tent Mit to nal orderliness of the young gestlesnen, Nil May as a voyage to Greenwich, sad seed up weed that they have bees drowned. The bsis ars &NOW at the sews, and are diluted in anisquent rejoicings by the recovered enestors. The ems heir punishes his uncle for disintiniensee by inveigling the old gentleman into a fallacious manias', preliminary to which be has signed away his wealth to the imaginary wife, the heir's sister ; sad the other hair granites kis spite by ally ing himself to an heiress, who tuns at Italy the heiress's westing said. Them there is the plot a the first heir com pelling • capricious lady to marry him by meeting the con dition else has aanesseed to all saiton—that she is only to be won by a stratagem. Ile steals late her chamber at midnight (whence Rowley's title), and gives her the alter native of risking her reputation by awakening the house to turn him out, or commenting to algs a promise to marry him—a ltswedick and Mom trice antagonism alone preventing the declaration of mutual affection. This material, worked up into a well developed whole of plot and counterplot, supplies an abun dance of the necessary interest; and there is the distio (ankle( feature in the play, that all the " parts " are characters. Amelia, the coquettish beauty, is admirably represented by Miss Cooper; and Mr. Henry Matelots, as Plasma (Charles liemble's part), acted with consummate excellence. The Sadler's Wells company is always remark able for the finish with which it gives the minutest details et • play ; sad the rare merit was never more visible then on this occasion. The drowse were carefully accurate; and the scenery was new, sad true enough to the London of 1638. SOLITARY CONFINEMENT AND SUICIDE. Tho French Mowlewriiiiiwo a long report to tkorrobst of Police is veaptohisieriniriei ea to the umber of Wear that have tak: s its in the prison Mans during the his M years. TM of these inqui ri es was to sesorlds ',bother they sesdbeil p is, issal or sense is so die del= et he prim se olisswise. C li s ilir embor atoolobles Is the Om la Ili hos yeses was 11, while • leatiog pogehilsa It pristmen wesld las f i re s WO. pospoedes. aapo she report, would appose to be me m= in iii=6 with the rar i on r in ta tirso f aisiir it wil hi lis tima ibmg that it ifs not much exceed the swop he the ppdatios of the department of the Bass The upset says :—" Is 1827, N. Balbi, upon um imported returns, axe puled the suicides for Praxes as 1 in 111,760 et the entire population. At a later period M. esstolot satiated the amber as lin 18,000. Y. Oseiry, Is • week sow in the press, bet or shish be has commorlsolod sane details, duns hot the swabs, is 1 is 1474 bet as a ismer week be had chesowd this it was looposible to arrive at sanost esispdsdesar earey midis in cosoraid. hobs odds thew eithooltles. sad eadeserssebg to arrive at padres it will be owlidest is upusk of the reams for he yeses 104 awl UM The eased avenp for these yeses is whisk klieg tit pspu anon, totorditil to ths ceases is *odd be ow is 4147. But Aura popsids• at thistrive ulnas we must deduct at lead de WIN= if &Biwa stir ten rain of ye, whist se amid« tabs giro. With this reduction di uiro he 10,1847, sad Mt, would give ose suicide he Pup 11,41611 of 160 populates. la ester, however, to stelie• iYie ampneteen ea= ,M .. 1..• Mu.., we met bar mid OW dr at whit mules, sod this the Weida soles is Item an in the pooped= of her to ewe ions. This mold make the ✓oam d sairidos masa oohs wls 8, MIL Cue. prod with this dr wsesba of osidies Y Ms piss Maass Wog lin 1,060, INay MI be ispoisi se isamble but Oh dew of the swo MO asses wo s seen legi , riots pond at ii•pmehos. =. of Masse is is Pads the skel4los of the t of the Seise, of wbie ft sowitistes seedy totality, sod the pries is josspied by perms bees is the deredwient, se who had been Is it he sore time, sod had tar babies et the hails& pepolatios. Let us =ebb di g4NIMOSIO the soiskse et Weida PINS liens st it the sidles depsdneat is-ibi of Ito 8.4... The average nosed samba at the his.. he di years 10Is di L47, sad MB was ma et dist iltmerhseths, se were wake. Ike piggish= el Ms depsetseat of tho , as etwepated by Weesny soserdiryi to the cea ses estress of 11101, 1841, uM 184 le 1,022,142. Let us deist lore his the althea wader 10 yeses of we, sad we bows s population of LOOMS& Tab the hell of this, et least sets is the wale pepektion, sad we shall have MAK shalt all &lee se, with ma manual surge of 426 eadisi, w soaddolte emery 1,201 iababitaate esesparad with Ills the sahibs of ti. peon Massa, whieh ore 1 to Leth win set @ppm dlegooporthssts, he Is say prim ettatown there see elogels, woossee, sod vio te snow he a gnaw trisbor of this is essioty in • tree state. MARRIAGE BAlo•ll4.—The rod new street now in P to nausea Mee de Week to the wok sae of oho Obit eel malt yew illseee quarters of ere weld. Amoy the aid wane. Meets nearly swept away by Ike new see, is la nos ess Aleuroises Paroles. In ebbs time" however, this dark dig was inhabited by tom% of • mirk highe r than these who have ease dwelled la lk spoke. In the elehosowit eeetary a floweld eeleleity lel his abode lbere—lloomdees This, floonwenerel of Kw meas.. Re body owed his moo epee Me eses• and wed the eyes Kea that owythieg eeshl b. Re was Bo " fee" • however, that while still ia prime of life he ISMS eaYaYi with all its plessares; sad, se • last »- sway he derensiamid to try matrimony. Bby of the co ofr Paris, he resolved to seek a wife in the country. reaVise was iis sii ntlz on seat for ; end when he was o tha start, the very naturally asked which Ned he was to e. " Whichever you plasm," cried Mentiour Titan. "Bat eWI —." .0o right slissd," almmted the financier. The post-chaise arrived at Bt. Dais ; suiL having changed horses, tb• post il lion again said, Which road now ? " Wkkh you please." Noreen*. " Well, straight on still. At seat stage, same question and same answer. Oa gees the claim for • day and a night; when it reaches • small town o• the fowler. Here Meowlerr Thou alighted; and, after a !dire sheet him, weal into the shank at the esseesst the elestiag if the Sahel began. Re noticed a wines who more la respectably dressed, sad accompanied by • bawd erne girl. Ake shall he my wife," hi said to The smite eroded, M. Titan weighed the two moms to ihek by, west up stairs behind them, sad beak fol. hoed them into their sitting-room. He nessiged the dimly lady with, " Madame, I an come to ask for the hand of year . daughter." "Ah ! Pray what heweglit yes hoe, de? " • The postillion, madame. lam the termer some! of the reveals,. Bend for the local : be will identify me." The keel receiver wee Meted, who snack his host bow to the gnat financier. All Hs= stem W. Titles said to tate ?Mir C ie tbessasd posse a yesr ; I oast half to your olestaw al a avetlement." The old lady was ogee with wow* end wroot.y. "Do you atone leglissed the henowlyseerel. •We do." Next day the Noe t ablas emoted balk es the nee eke Meweekel Jlr ain Park% oedito denies% owd Tlll CMOLIKA.—The et aim in Paola& Poland bee the rowessoest he popes fir a week the asomillalith of the yeedbehi die of Puna. Oa the led lastest Oleo on N New owe et Pero led W degas ; 431 rosewood wake teeeftwei. In Isambswg brass of the dhow hoe led the Paella Wee-ease to wow kowleed the annual =MIMI of the nifty asserve The yes:. Tree of the reeks Weer had aka beet pe rmed for the muse resew h Odom& thswirsber dome in ell had hoes MB; w beim. P 25. la Decals, by the list rekwas, the Knew wee ea the ieeneee; es the MO sad filet ult. Meow eases and 20 deaths appeared In the villagesof Oliva and R e p or t s wegErted. It also of the appearance of the epidemic is Breslau boa Mir trattlctod °facially. The report of its homes c. is Magdeburg was (*ended on some isolatedNlNO that terminated fatally L APOTHECARIES' HALI..—The follow*" ~.hems passed their examination In the science sad prestige On► dkine, and received certificates to make, ow Timm* last —Mr. Rowland Hill, Derry, Plystositli • Kr. names Dolmas Wheatley, Carlisle; Mr. Jamb Dome, Manchester; Mr. Richard Baty Ridley, limb Slid& FIRE AT A TORPMII/111 FACTOST-Yeileelley informatics viseltsd the Leeks Fire Oleo Kea eidisolve an which took at Choeheet, Heole. es Ihe yeerkee day. The teak yam fa • kelp hedldlei sow KO by Mr. Pony, venkh rd toyesame Irak" whisk seeded at the thee 7W banes et =lke w ini ttl ith ess. sidewalk cata t ifik. owl*. elm Mien. walk wee deem de obeyed. owdl ho •Moil fLatb intelligence. MAIDSTONE COUNTY COURT. &roan i•IIILS Drift,'" aft, hue. ExTRAoittIiNART 111110VBINCT Cain. Richard Win. liArringtoo, an inseivent debtor, spplind to his Honour for his discharge, Issas he resent wet, which give menty courts laridietiss is awe of ineelveney. The insolvent had, par M Ifebstrary bet, soda en busioess in Dahlia, usftthe ast et Tema sad Ilenholtos, es a pseud sambas.. N' had traded them several years, sad wee Ihmsft le petunia, with Ills Iresell, who du d is ISM, slam Mtleb - dise be lad carded as the Swims slate. In Febnemy ha he bed left Dahlia aid else in Leedom, where he rissiesti MU Jane, doles a small he& ems es sennisies, mei Irvin two ease ead bee piseso of residesse. On dr lof Nog he mashed es beard the Purses Ass Asstrel• An ends Ar a espies was ob mins& en the usual ailldeviM, at the inseesee of Masers. oesseed, Gurney, and Om, of Lesaberistes• awl he was enesead es homed the Mnp et Gravesend Jose Lenses to her seam ass feraeles the messy psid Is Abseil the es= elms, or sheeny after, he mo ha ir/set =I in DAN% essespenee el kis ab- AS am Sat seeder veils the healtrupsy he was tabs in Dellis in anstedy and sesmsdered. Ile applied to the Cemeelmieseer for his &Gauge, bet was teftled, and be bed dem remained in pal at Idebistesse. His schedule slowed debts _-snows to 11.2701., he which he stated Imo had MlSSilla walsrswsa Os the meaner side were debts swing in his 7,4111., Ist most ef Meer, it ap peared, were lied, or due awn parties who had com pounded. Mr. Hawklas (sperms& on behalf of Messer Overend and Onrae, es the sewed that et the time their debt was cou ld&& Idemlaitee was hopelessly Insolvent that debts Is the went ef sheet 4,00 W. were omitted from his seheide—esi that he bed sought to end. payment by Pres the esasiaaties tithe insolveet it appeared that he hod leek largely with Meson. Fossil Ce., of Dublin, 'who bed elm bosom s sod when Is had entered Is hi sehebals se ateditem, Me* his heels Awed *es to he deism be Ids estate is slant 12,00111. Sew deer seentary mikes* of a very curious nature we prelsesd, comisting eft meta written by the insolvent to Fezalk, sleet six are babes the besawaptey, indicative of the exten sive mabenuesest of his ifs. Some of theta was oz onised ehemetristle, as the following sped caliret a door N. B. pees. the check it will ruin all, and a let if his... elfish ere depending on us." Dear Meredlo,—De set let the bill go. It will play the devil with • I west same assistance from you badly."—" Hawks Is take up G. M.'s protested endorse. meat for 1031., has loft se without a penny." The singe. lazily of them enmeenelselless nag the not one of them bore a date, end as the peeper seams wen expensed by initials only. He had given Yezell ead Co. I. 0. U.'s at various dame amount% to 2,1001., be which he supposed he had had the = a rt sow if these aims appeared in his Thfq had hese in the habit of ex = paper, Ist he did net sail thst smommodation. alb Do the mass of 4,0001. were emitted from his seltednie. Owing Is his bankruptcy he had not mess to his heels when he sole it est. He only owed 1,60 W. in =ef the rest was an endortemeets which he meef t stsotisg swept by the insistence of Jame Yozall,te sites bo, wisamer he wanted His Henitor mid the care OM Mader two of the see the 77th sad 7116 a the seeDife I and 2 Victoria, cap 110. One ground if eepaition we that the insolvent had con tracted dale without resessais or probable expectation of Wag ale 10 pay them. N. ass who read the letters which W beans put is could delta that he VMS then in insolvent siresseamess, and without may means of meeting the creases paper liabilities which he had incurred. The other was that of withholding entries from his heels velar the 77th section, which appeared to the court Val aliablehed. The order of the court was, that be should owe be dbabessed tin he had been in custody at the suit of his denials, meals= be twelve months from the date of the remise mks THB POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOU SE. Jon,* Seaman waa charged with laviag forged a certifi cate of character, for die purpose of obtaining as engage ment oa board a vessel. Mr. J. H. Brown, skipping master, proved that the signa ture to the character, white described the primmer as an eligible person, was a ke The prisoner said there r t Y wea he had got tired of taming about la a small vessel, and he wished to go to one in which then was mon room, oa which account he had got a Mend to give jut the description of him which he de served. lirLewd Meyer lead the primmer IW., and the pes t al3 W me Wag paid, m emainsead his se imaprisonmant with ia ier kr sic aim sir iete; I;ario, in ainhargisig a young man who had ham secured of robbing his avulse, , for the purpose , as them wee geed nesse iro mpg" of obtaining the means of p~ IM aseseamag la betting houses and lasMMYeat ettpsesse, tea asurlem to say—Nearly at the ekes of this last session of parlimmt I waited, together with several inhabitants ef Aldregate Ward, upon the Bight Hes. Mr. Walpole, dm de peeper of representing Or sasses* Mahe misted hi Miler dews the ruinous I dem salsa beidei beisma with told* the metropolis is serterdessed. I werime to my that the tight ge man two es geed rears to expect that attention wil l tle be pall NHe pelting complahr of so serious ea evil. I sug gested dr propriety of introducing into every license arr Sr sale of beer and tobacco, the condition that sf ameriptisa will not be allowed. The bier houses ad shay^ to which betting amongst 'homes awl oppeardiess bee heir so extensively carried se, would, I said, these me irder the supervision of the magistreey, and the eva ward, through their isterfereace, Main rough fatal cheek. kr. Wolper arra to ark that the propo skies was likely to be allessisee. Ned he aured as that it should have his materofilleidellika le dee tarty part of the ensuing session, whim be would briar the subject before the Home of Mary LayAt, a dissipated bides mom% mu on Thurs day plated at the bar adds ormart droned by the officers of St. Pearru Parish with aeglest sad cruelty towards her four children, reepeetively 12, 7,4; and 2 year/ of age. It woo preyed that the mother of these children had kept them As days together with food barely sufficient to main tain 1110 e while slur indulged is drunken habits, and so ae gleetall this that when the attendee of the parish offioen or antra to the saes it was fermi armearry to remove the shillala to the woritherage, god dreg their heeds. Their boo.. oldie we ailmotod, ww gongs& gab dirt and esegelo, sod elm abs @wiggler must wee romered, the akin was sera to be osgegol with The phoserli busload ha si d g er is the MOW leg the Yugo woolir. sod she bid ggeolvad 7.. from the hoe of W lima dab Ilse had also per bees n week eeivias to M. pgr week god gum leans bug the parish, for the maislgfagaw @lbws& ood gbildglo, mid had expended abs wary k assailant. god profligacy, whilst leaving bre Wilkes to earn. Mr. llobT --- tiOlarish gamma who attended to the &alma, NAM that y woo is **dreadful a state, that it would be demseroas far them to be brought to the court. la addlika W all shik beatings of the children by dee piesserweve Ma la mower to dr 's demand what the had to tai ir pekaan ea* I savor treated them cruelly. we el wisodww ogiska, mad reataa&d her tdl tie= NW MM. MARLIIiiROVOR-STRUT. To can EDITOR OF THII DAILY NllWlL—Bir,—From the vestment which hes been put forth in your police re port, I feel justilled is sailing the attention of the public and my fellow-eithens with what 1 consider a most an- warrantable attaek wpm the liberty of the subject, and the undue protection elm by the magistrates to the police force ; as every the who bk., views the matter alluded to must admit the groin ban aad •ZONII of duty permitted in my ere to be used by an thimperieneed *Seer, whose statement—after even what the magistrate himself admitted it—milk he would not listen to the not more thls=y defence and indiguatien shown on the occasion by a N cilia.. and moral maa.—l have the honour tea myself, your hatable servant, June Bamnixo cm-07, Jerome-street, Bt. Junes's. Tel Mentor oLlttic Mums QffffllTlON.—Mr. = a llalpele felt he was mink bawd Mallow the M set down the settlimmillit la fin lisl bming, is has. t• it. b the Hems hissilety under me manal M the public ? Why is Is minally bead dim leasigniatim shuns alone, if ebew magisit if !lemma difistlim S. the pub& bed to tits mid emir Itefplekefieeenellapsliesiebesse t Is not sash • mid aim mush aim Slay sehmtahl• is reality dam • triessellia havolviag msmi eurruptien wield have bum ? Is ths simissial t• the empssition the 'Camden. Wm isnimitti ps iaktnlMMls• Me the feet that should the ampanagise they will ben ti submit ti; i very strin =;balisirtrioba=&=-Itgru essall e ttee can . Is.. se OM iittlie rind Om mist he sesurred ? The piths Mama ham shady hem biliayal ha the much greater matter Odom re•it d the mime* Itself, aearl as much in Shelia& if alts pspelmirm ink was, sad not ths publi• bads that was islilterately =to got ilk ; W Eligneliag °Neat, though ism " mem sit," has pimps* down sink in the midst dOs streets issamillately wpolicemen% eye wee for a Emma of IL Whirs, they may demi, se it, will not operate is krises's in melt •• Ws lime more faith in th e Meld • hal sof the extent and istemity iellit proposed mods to the corporation irt th• amithst mmmittee thenteslina Ws usenet believe u % km. then arms widows will in ths hie of melt a re• peinemmisa d la weetabl' t o en tles site in very strong to it, even weft from r i m= demseits, is the fait Mere Is not • inlisiant =of wow fur sesh an astablishmeat, them being y a very restricted salt kint the ponds at Highgate and HeaapeteeL shied mad aselsd eke teeter of the district, however mestltetm the male •klee• lion to a melnesse which has e lusdy been found intelimble in my melt dhtriet The Ibikkr. - - - - [itiVerthen•let.)—HOLLDWAT t le Pius • CUMIN Suer MS DWARMTD •• APPETIT; Mill Lemma w Ormee•—ller. Itletiod a. Altiout-equero, alembeetio4•111.11.8111101, elaldedM esterel teesibe wltb biota/ weekam. tt• end Mrs of aglelbk sad Sr • kos um • MINN et Is ftemett, bet awing! me leseet tebseveer. ref wee Mil by lbe medial selseist OM be was l• • Amp deeliek sedble• Wesel se *elm ion We Most balsam be we IF to try Ilielleenee ffisont Nile latilesele Needle De envied • whet ste% obi Its bei am due egoped tie reini ••.•=l .4.4 weea all icitgible..met Bittarot, Ban. 10. 800al.--The market bu at length aaannsed a Armor tone, and both refiners and grocers have shown more dispo sition to get into stock than has been the case for some time past. The transactions of the week are not large, owing to the limited show of samples, but prices may be quoted fully Ad. to is. per cwt. above the rates current here a fortnight sines. Refiners' produce has also improved in demand, and excepting for stove-dried goods and line crashed, which are still rather neglected, all other sorts have nut a fair sale, and at slightly improved rates. For Russ there is • steady demand, but ma the recently arrived ',streets are not yet ready for the market, we are without transactions of =meat to report this week. COTTON.—Livnitroox, Btrr. 10.—Without anything whatever from America bearing ow the question of crop, or change in Manchester as regards trade, we have pared a dull quiet weak, but without bringing about any change in oar quotations. Cotton is freely offered fir sale, and in some instances the buyer met with some alight advantage, especially in the common qualities of American, but, e• we before observed, there is no reason to make any change elate Friday last. Fair Uplands are quoted at 6d. per lb., Mobile at 6141., and New Orleans at Old., 4,130 American, 1,230 Surat, and 350 Egyptian, are reported to h ave b een taken no speculation ; 2,880 American and 730 Surat for export. Sales for the weak 40,920 bales. CORN.—CHELMSVORD, Sept. 10.—There was a good sup ply of Wheat at market to-day ; the quality very various. The lower qualities were bought rather lower; but the best conditions, both of white and red, made fully the prices of last eek. Red, 33e. to 38a.; extra, 40s. ; white, 425. to 46e. ; extra, 47e. Beans scarce, and rather dearer. Barley, toe making, 30s. to 325. LINCOLN, Sept. 10.—We had a good show of Wheat to day, and best qualites of both old and new fully maintained last week's prices. Barley not much offering, but fully as dear. A large supply of oats, at late rates. Wheat, red, new, 36.. to 30s. ; old, 40e. ; white, new, 395. to 445. • old, 45e. Barley, grinding, 225. to 24a. ; malting, 275. to 295. Oats, new, lfle. to 188.; old, 19a. to 21s. Livaaroot, Sort. 10.—The weather has been highly propitious all the week for the northern harvest, now near upon completion. The Corn Exchange this morning was slenderly attended by millers and dealers, but we had a few buyers of wheat and flour to go into the interior, and alto gether a fair moderate business was effected for consump tion, at about the same prices as on Tuesday last. Really good American flour is scarce, and commands 21s. to 21s. 6d. per barrel. In oats and oatmeal no change, and not many samples of Irish new on show. Egyptian beans fur ther improved 6d. per quarter. Barley and peas unaltered in value. Indian corn in fair request. Good American yellow 295. 6d., and white 30s. per 480113 e. • low feeding qualities 265. Id. to 275. per 4801 W. Arrivals into Liver pool and Runcorn from the 7th to the 9th Sept., inclu sive :—Wheat, 3,747 qrs. ; Oats, 2,986 ; Beans, 327 ; Oatmeal, 2,631 sacks; Flour, 92 sacks, and 4,006 barrels. Exports to Ireland:—Wheat, 238 qrs.; Indian Corn, 406; Flour, 13.3 . sseks, and 956 barrels. WALZFIRLD, Sept. 10. - We are moderately supplied [ with Wheat to this day's market, and the value of all de scriptions is well sustained with a free sae for old, and better qualities of new ; prices for new ranging from 345. to 415., sad white from 425. to 48s. per qr. of 60Ibs. New Barley rather recedes in value, with increasing supplies from Lincolnshire and Yorks hire; no South has yet ap- Oats and Shelling are 'Fain rather cheaper. nos very *caret, and Is. per qr. higher. Old Malt is in good request. Other articles have not varied. Prices :- Wheat, per qr., 60th.. to the bushel, Suffolk, Ewes, and Kent, red, 435. to 445.; extra, 46a.; white, 495. to 60e.; extra, 625. ; Norfolk and Hunts, red, 395. Od to 425. ; extra, 43e. ; white, 445. to 465. ; extra, 48e. ; Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, red, 38e. Od. to 410.0 d. ; extra, 421. Od. ; I white, 435. to 445. ; extra, 475. ; Yorkshire, red, 40s. Od. to 41s. ; extra, 42a. ; white, 435. to 465. • extra, 475. Od. ; Dental, and Konigsbnrg, white, 445. to 46.. ; extra, ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 395. to 40e. ; extra, 445. ; Mediterranean, red, 365. to 375. ; extra, 38e.; Old English; red,39*.to 435.; white, 475. Barley,per Imp. qr., Lincolnshire and Yorkshire, 29a. to 300 ; extra, 31s. ; grinding, 245. to to 26e. Beans, per qr., 63Ibs loth* bush., small, fine, 36e. to 38s. ; ticks, 345. to 36.. ; foreign, 30s. to 31s. Oats, per stone, meeting, new, 9d. to 10Id. • feeding, 10d. to I Id. ; foreign, 9d. to 91d. Shelling, per lo ad of 261 lbs., 2.5 e. to 265. ; new, 265. to 280.14. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 375. to 395. Peas, per qr. imp., blue and white boilers, 295. to 31§. • extra, 32a. ; Frey and feed, 265. to 275. ' • extra, 30s. Rapeseed, per last imperial, English, 211. to 221. ; foreign 211. to 231. Lin seed, per imperial qr., 43 e . t o 48 a . Imports during the week Wheat, 3,7911 n. ; Barley, 360; Oats, 206 ; Beans, 191 ; Peso, 63; Shelling, 346. lilt-RSTABLISHNENT 01 , BOURN CORN MARKET.- Yesterday week a large meeting was convened at the Bull Inn, for the purpose of considering the re-establishment of the corn market. Preliminary steps were taken for the accomplishment of the object. CATTLE.-- HARLOW (Eanx) CAITLI PAIL, Sept. 9 and 10.-This lair, which immediately esseeade that of Barnet, is one of considerable logortmee, sat oily ben the numbers brought lorward of seam aloft of geed qua lity, but also for the abundant supply of salt-hones en d colts, for which this fair is celebrated. The supply of lean Beasts was shorter than usual, and the very active demand which has existed during the lest four welts at preceding fain, particularly Barnet, enabled the breeders to sell all the first day. The supply on Friday was also short, and was immediately sold at improving prices. Should the extra ordinary advance on lean stock continue, we must see a con siderable advance in the price of fat meat. The Hone fair was well-supplied and attended. Cart Horses of the first class, suitable for some of one mut showy London teams realised 66/. to 661. each ; farmers' Horses 301. to 401. • colts, Searlings, 101. to 161.; 2 wears old, 201. to 3154. ; some splendid uffolk bred 3 years old made 401. The farmers and dealers from Kent, Surrey, end Sassari were extensive buyers. CKARLU DAVIT, Brixton, Surre ; lioendraper, to SOT under Sept. 24 at 1, and Oct. 19 at 11, at Basinghall street. Sole, I)icksan and Overbuy'. Frederirk's-place, (lid Jewry; off. swig., Edwards, Sambrook-court. daises 11 , Gloucester, hotel-keeper, Sept. 24 and Oct. 13, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sol., Bevan, Bristol; off. ',sig., Acraman, Bristol. Joaarit Lea, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, grocer, Sept. 21 and Oct. 18, at 11, at Leeds Court. Solo., Evans and Son, Liverpool, and Atkinson and Co., Leeds ; off. wig.. Rope, Leeds. ANTHONY MITIR, Throgmorton-otreet, City, merchant, Sept. 21 at 12, and Oct. 22 at I, at Ilasinghall-street. Sole., Reed and Co., Friday-street, Cheapside ; off. wig., C Aldermanbuty. BAIIIIIL Loss PRATT, New Bond-street, upholsterer, Sept. 23 at 12, and Nov. 13 at 11, at Bsainghall street. Sole., ' Carlon and Co., Palace-chambers, St. James- street ; off. assig., Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Sept. 7. DAVID LANSLIBT, Bath, livery-stable keeper. DIVIDEND/3.—Oct. 7. J. W. C. Brewer, Gloucester, licensed victualler —Oct. 19. W. Burnett, Bishispwear mouth, R. M. Watson, Bishopwearniouth, L. Wanks+, Bishopweermouth, T. Harrison, Chartcrshaugh, Durham, and D. Stokue, Shine -row, Durham, ship owners—Oct. 15. E. M. lisdaway, Neweestle-upon-Tyne grocer—Oct. 28. It. Halm, Sunderland, provision merchant—Oct. 19. S. Lsngdale, Gen., and S. Langdale, jun., Stockton-upon- Teee, Durham, and Yarm, Yorkshire, corn dealt m —Oct. 14. T. Pearce and W. Thackray, Sunderland, timber mer chants—Oct. 1. .1. Roberts, Rhyl, Flintshire, eper— Oct. 16. J. Rymer, Gateshead, Durham, paper manufac turer—Oct. 14. R. Seymour, Sunderland, linendraper— Oct. 14. W. Theekray, Sunderland, timber merchant. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. Oct. 7. T. Doorbsr, iradley Green, S:affurdskire, wheel wright—Oct. 16. E. IL Hadaway, Newcastle.upon-Tyne, grocer—Oct. 28. J. 0. Holmrs, Sunderland, Durham, tim ber merchant—Oct. 28. Y. L. Marshall, Sunderland, Dur ham, timber merchant—Oct. 19. T. 244011mm:3, Itartle pool, merchant—Oct. 6. W. Wheeler, Cleobury Mortimer, Shropshire, miller. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Andrews and A. B. Andrews, Canterbury, surgeons. E. Barnes and J. H. Gray, Kingsland-basin, Kingsland road, feather bed manufacturers. T. E. Coelett and T. L. Pemberton, Sedgley, Staffordshire, coal masters. J. Gray and It. J. Keen, Livernool, opticians. W. Haigh and M. I'latts, Keighley, Yorkshire, linen drapers. J. Holt, Leeds, and W. Holt, Bradford, Yorkshire, organ builders. C. W. Hooper and B. Hooper, Seething-lane, City, leather hide and bark factors. E. Johnston and C. C. fronside, Liverpool, merchants. T. Mathews, gen., and T. Matthews, jun., Castle Cary, Somerestshire, - " Jr INIIMIABIAGMTCYZ. 8. Pemberton sad T. E. Coslett, Scdgley, Stsflordshire, coal master. J. M. wawa and 8. Major, Liverpool, porter dealers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. JOHN 81n and DAVID SIM. Elgin, bout-makers, Sept. 16 and Oct. 7, at the Royal Hotel, Elgin. RAILWAY TRAFFIC DUBIN') IHE PAST WEEK. Nue a laNur. Ontwee et WIM. Iltresetb et Ina& N.W. Gentle Beene. THIS DAY, NOOK. Mae of ll* Wtatbe: threrout. The returns from the following place* did not reach t!., °Mee in time for publication yeaterday; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Thursday momiag as sins o'clock. Lnissicc Iluw•oaa Sunni Gentle burn , Hard Wind sun` WOW Win W,7<tT. aruallieloudr Overeut Hw.vns r....»...»... Rl. M.N. K. Ls ''' ........ aurrant . Bois WOW Drew (Algae rinoM Partially Malty SHIPPING INTELLIG HNC'S. SEABORNE MAILS. !N eIRaUM t►Lt t►e matte me rent Irmo t►e tieneral t.tet.O'ce I the Want —and St by t►e amain, —neetrAtek r I ey the Mehl-mid 21 by the moraine --dergistrka Day whoa made spi Imilsi whit 1 ---. COONTKIF24. hi General Pete Pert Me Odor lamdcm. demelshe 1. Mee •-e•-•-ve Amaries(by lirit.).aeltet 14 4ept.l4 .. ..... „... Liverpool.. Mimi. It • sarimite Umtee !taw I meet) N tept.111..... ...... . Uverpeo.... Illept.l4 • esericaibyt*.Ptat.rl4 N )Sephl7. - lOW. U Ameraila(via Boutisasp- I toe) Ditto (eta Marseille.) b' 21 th each mouth...' Dui er ;Sep.. 9 Ditto (via Cape of (Mud: 1 I 110 1 14 ) .1411d& 14th each sio.; Plymouth -Aside 29 &hien ( Meet Comit) „TN 1144 a of tee await r.)uninu. .. 11.Meertesa elesands.a• N linfaiteth of W.. in.... ...... , Wept le Be•lam ............ .71 ))24. . Brasil N Na et the most' isoutuar roes. Apt. IT ammo Ames N 9th of the month ..tatlimanyten. Meet. IS dtlloralss ass .. 111TrelkItteof meth vemerepie• .' Sep% IT t&pe of Bead Mice N letliM the eamilLiPlymesith....446M. 29 Cape de Verde. N 2ed of the mouth' Plymouth .. Meet. 29 'hoietestutopie • N ittlillth27ll.4 se.. time. .. .. . . . .oept. 10 ' .1 lIITSI Amino. hi We Utbof m -mi iewheep)„ ) ..i e lep..,.. 1 • Memel Islas N.Mcm-,Wed.,&FrieL vou.sumaptos.Tu These nut 24 •Tail&llthir met% 4....t•.50n0r • Sept. It P.-abet 3& N take daily ' Oreedev„ N 7th 17th27thol woe Dom Malabar, N Fusels% • Veda) _ _ .Leiel.e. .... iliem i tleL TIMMed sllWedese. & Mato:. L0ada1i.........0011. Thu. Meeduresi .... - N , lTth of the smith *mahout ) i „, ..Beyt. 16 treks& N& N' Twice 4611 y .. .... . fles hevi . . Telma& Isilla(vialleuthamet.) M 19th of the month sow. .n of Bret. 24 ladle (via Ilamaillav) N etluellth or movie Deer, ludia (eta Cape of Gond. i Hope) Mauritius N 14th of the month ,Flierletti .. level. 111 N .11th of the &oath' P quota ...16ept. .9 Mediternmeaa (via Souti aeirotil .. ........ M !Seth of the moath imam& tot: • ' dept. n N.ttsi(ri.l Marseille%) N Tilidi2 PI oi oe.stl. Duerr . . Sept, 19 Mesh° N Tod of the .ninth ileuilme: t.t Jetea.luo. Madeira N Rh of the &oath eon , liamptce. 'Sept. 12 Malta* „ sepia* "Vet Mater.......... 34 IllitetlitAho!mea Lent r Paniestee ...„.... N 11•)7thlItl.of nor 111 wove:plot Sep:. Id Pas. SI Taddarthef ihoni li 1B mihareptes. Sept. NI ranan T . • ii sthlenkaAhrt non Dover ........ 40.12 We 1ei1a5 ...... Tam Diemen'. Lead prer Australia) th • • The maths to %ore countries us marked (.) oro osavored Plumb Jacket to Itarsellloo CASUALTY. Endeavour (brig), Joncs, from the Clyde to Calais, put in here yesterday to discharge and r e p a i r , having en on shore on the Burial Hods, and lost part of keel, OA.— Port Madoc, Sept. 8. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1852. MARKETS. SUGAR —The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America, computed from the re run., made in the web ending the 7th of Sept. 1862, is 21.. 11 id. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius and the East Indies, so return. HOP INTELLIGENCE. MAIDSTONI.—In many plantations picking has com menced, and is proceeding as rapidly as the weather (which for the last two or three days has been showery) will permit. WATEILINGIBUILT.—We have commenced picking, and the hops are looking very well ; there is an increase cot mould in some places, but our crop is a good one. The duty will be large. MAILDRN.—Our bops are doing well since the fine weather eat in. Picking has already commenced, and will shortly broom* general. There is an increase of mould, but we shall grow a large crop. BOUGHTON MONCHILHIL.—The hops in our neighbour hood are doing wonderfully well. There certainly is mould, but it does not much increase. 43aosiiieiiii;i171 - look well, and we shall grow • good crop. Duty variously estimated, but high. We are very free from mould. Picking du commenced. Maxt.tsto.—We have commenced picking, but in many plates we find the mould is spreading; there will, however, he a good crop, but we do not think the duty will reach over' 20,0001. EMIT FARLZIGH.—The hope in our neighbourhood look well, but in some plantations the mould is spreading very fait. We have oommeneed picking, and hope to radios a good crop. Dirrotr—We commenced picking on Moody, gad are making rapid progress. The crop is a good one, but there is plenty of mould HOMMONDIN.—Picking has commend in our neigh bourhood, and we shall have • good crop. Mould is spread. fag but not to any great extent at present. The duty will he large, but it is variously estimated at from 220,0N1. to 225,0001. PINIIVAT, Sept. B.—We have a good crop of hops both in quantity and quality, the picking has commenced in • few grounds and, will be general at the beginning of next week ; the general opinion is in favour of a high duty. ASHFORD, Sept. 9.—We saw the hope look better than they do at present, the whole of the plantations have a beautiful appearance, and the cr., abundant; picking will commence generally next week ; no mould or disease whatever. EMIT PECK NAY, Sept. 7.—Some few of our planters have made a beginning, and say the hops come down about u they expected, but no more. BININDEN, Sept. 9.—The hops in this parish are re markably fine, and are of a beautiful colour. CANTEMALIar, Sept. 9.—Picking is now becoming gene ral in this neighbourhood. The hope look exceedingly well and large in some grounds, while in others the recent hot dap, with heavy rains and damp foggy nights, have had an injurious effect, resulting in the appearance of red mould. The yield is anticipated to reach about half an acre, while the duty is estimated at from 240,000/. to 260,0001. HARTVIIILD, Sept. 9.—Our gardens are in tine condition, and promise an abundant crop. Picking has already com menced, and will soon become general. PIESNARSIN, Sept. 9.—Hope have ripened rapidly the last week ; picking will be very genera l thi s wee k. Many gardens are attacked with red rust which is likely to injure the sample. COWDEN, Sept. 9.—We must still report to be in • thri ving ceaulition, and expect to do our part in duty of 240,000!. Picking has commenced in two or three places in our parish, but not euthcient to say the result of rise in bins or weight. TuniniDoll, Sept. 9.—We have an abundant crop of hops in this parish; one garden near the town is estimated at 30 cwt. per acre. FAKMNAM, Sept. B.—Our town is filled with an importa tion of pickers, who have come from all parts, and who are committing great havoc among the hops. The rain this last two days has been very unpropitious, causing mould in some plates. Saentromts, Sept. B.—We have nothing to add here to our last report. The weather is in all respects favourable. EASTOKINSTRAD, Sept. B.—They have commenced pick ing the hops in this neighbourhood; there is a good crop. but we believe they will not pull the scale equal to former years. BATTLIII, Sept. B.—Picking bas commenced, and will Se general this week. The hops have made but little progrers the last few days. Mould is said to h►ve appeared, but not to a great extent.—Sserrsy Bgdmikard. HOLBEACIL—Most of the white oorn in this dis trict has bawls gathered, but • good deal of it will come out in And condition, and the best of it rather light is weight. A few introordlaary yields (such as 6 and 7 qn. lustre) me spoken of by parties who have thrashed, bat the average will not be good either is weeny en quality, partioalezly in the too hogs Me LONDON OAZBTTIL—Fridaf, Sept, 10 BANKRUPTS. BRITI6II. Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Birkenhead, Lanc., & Cheshire Blackburn Bristol and Exeter Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Cork, Blackrock, and rouge Cork and Bandon Dublin and Belfast Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath Dundee,l'erth,Abcrdcen Junc Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian East Lancashire Eastern Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee Easter and Crediton Furness Glasgow and South Western Great Northern& B. Lincolnsh Great Southern & Wcstern(lr) Great Western Irish South !;astern Kendal and Windermere Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Leeds Northern Liverpoul,Crogby, & Southport London and North Western London and Blackwell_ _ London, Brighton, and 8. Coast London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Mm. Buxton, & Matlock, &c. Manchester, Sheff., & Lincoln Manchester and SouthJ unction =nrt and Carlisle Midland Great Western (Ire ) Monklands Newcastle and Carlisle North British North Staffordshire North Western Wore.,& Wolverhampton Scottish Central Scottish Midland shrewsbury and 13innisighsa -hrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union South Devon South Eastern South Wales SouthYork.,Doscaster& Goole Stockton and Hartlepool Taff Vale Ulster Waterford and Limerick West Cornwall Whiteharen Junction York, Newcastle, and Berwick York and North Midland Fossiox. Dutch Rhenish ---- • Maria Antonia Moittereau and Troyes Namur and Liege Northern of France Orleans and Central* Paris and Lyons Paris and Rouen l'aris and Strasburgh Rouen and Havre Western of France ,i 2 i i493 4421 493 i 240 2371 1,421 t .936' 27.616 19,641 14,029 9,003, 8,420 3,6731 5,696 197 1,044 I 1,208 26,880 21,594 16,333 22,t356 • The mit& Unlade the troths on the Orleans and Oentral, Or• leans end Sardegna, am Tours and Nantes Uwe. HOLT ROOD PALACE AND ITS KEA:PERS.—The death of the Doke of Hamilton will occasion a change in the ma nagement of Holyrood Palace, which may not be unim portant to the public generally. It is well enough known that the apartments in the palace usually occupied by royalty form but an inconsiderable part of the ancient pile; and that, in fact, her Majesty is little better than a lodger with the "keeper" when she makes her annual sojourn of a night or two wit'iin its walls. As an illustration of the manner in which Holyrood has been " kept " of late, our contemporary, the Courant, states that on Tuesday week, when her Majesty walked into the palace grounds to enjoy the aceaery from what is called Queen Mary's dial, she was so beset, first by the tenants of a piggery situated in an angle of the garden, and afterwards by the urchins of t!.e Abbey Hill, that she was forced to make n precipitate re treat to her apartments. net the system which has con verted the most interesting pert of liolyrued into an ex hibition of spurious relics is intolerable to the public, there can be no quisstion whatever. We believe that very many of the citizens have never been within its walls, knowing that admission can only be obtaiseel by subjection to • system of fleecing on the part of indivi duals who meet you at the bottom of every stair, and whose faces, if no audible demand is made, say " &shilling if you please," as plainly us poseilile. We are firm believers in the good effects of throwing open, under proper regulations, all interesting localities such as Holyrood. In the case of the Regalia, for example, which is visited by hundreds of oar citizens and their friends from • distance every week, the regulations adopted by the Town-council have been exceed ingly beneficial. Wu hope to see something of the same kind adopted in regard to lielyrood:Palace. Now lithe time to Oct about the matter, while it is nu longer in the power of any one individual to exercise the power of excluding visitors. Considerable improvements are contemplated in the vicinity of the palace. The hollow marsh which winds westward, beneath St. Anthony's Chapel, to Liturgies Know, is to be turned into a lake. On the other aide of the hill there is some hope of the footpath to Duddingston being widened into a carriage way, as well as of the Radical Road, from about the Cat Nick southwards being rendered accessible for carriages, so as to make that unrivalled view of the city more generally known.— Catedoniare Mercury. A WOMAN KILLED BY HER HUSBAND AT LEEDS. —A man named Samuel Weld, • quarryman, residing at Buslingthorp, Leeds, is in custody on the charge of killing his wife., Elizabeth Hest, to whom he had been married only about five weeks, On Tuesday in last week, the prisoner returned home from Halton feast at a late hour, when he found his wife, who was ill in the jaundice, in bed. Ile joined her there, and in consequence of her re fusing to comply with some request n.ade to her, ho jumped out of bed in a passion, left the room, and swore he would kill her. In • very short time he returned, and as she lay in bed stabbed her just below the left shoulder blade, either with • knife or a fork. Medical assistance was pro cured, bat in spite of all that could be done for her she died early yesterday (Friday) morning. An inquest is to be bold es the body to-day. Prinuo sad pobLobod by WoAult KUNO IL4w, or Ife. 11, Lombard. Over., in the Qty .: Lad" Printer, at tbe Oft% ULauri 1S Wolk In taw Proalast elf bitoblois. Banns" imams 14 U. DAILY WEATHER TA2.LE SAkTualsair, SarreMara 11, 1t42. /legate of the Weather at each of the following alit., a t ovlock yesterday moraine. The are arranged %Mar of Intitada. " Oaares cd iliessolli et Nomad Ms& I wind. I wild. I swag( %haw. v ... + ....... Pouurorn TUM.III.I. GREENWICH ... vlrtooo Cuimurm, TAMMOWIE M.N.& Gewkoltrerte W. iltrowg NA. Gentle Breen. I N. , Aleue.• Bret, N.E. oe/die Nreere N . L Uentle Breese N. I LL Partially - Glo — i7d; llain theresr Bale Rata a. , Cloudy rale NI .4 a• •ItHIVED. - --- - Ammo me Geme-at Liverpool, September !O. fress-Ca!eutto BIILLIMST -at Liverpuol, September 10, Iron, llew St B moms's Dokunroa -at Liverpool, September le, EMIL Cambers Elmaaworm -at Gravesend, September 10, Irem Gothenburg Ca DINA -at Llverpuel, September .0, Item Memel Cam DI Stemma-at Liverpool, September 10, from. Quebec Comma Ramous-et Liverpool, September IS, from Rimarit I Common- a& Mimeo* September 0. 0..11/ lteii:a Cscsors-st Uravewend, liepteu.ber 10, from ..... .........Arthangll CATNAILIMA -11, Grommet, September to, fr0m........ N orway way CLAJLA --et ()ravened, September iO, from . ..R Dorkarmea -at Gravesend, September 10, from - ..... Motor ELIIIII- In Gravesend, September to, from Archangel Europe' Thermos-at Liv September 10. from Rktobucto Romor-at Gravesend, September 9, from ... Archangel Year-a 1 Gravesend, September 10, from Verney's- at halmouth, September/I, from.. . ..- ............... Me TIBOXIIALD -off from grebes !Mummer -at Ors September 10, from. Cape UASILLA -st limposi. 10, gram ........ --Archangel JAT*-at Deal, espliembis 9, fr0m..... Joao set. ILK - Raab-GI lATtrpool. September 10, from-Crunotoet Jos tkewsaremk-at (iraveseed. September 9, from Kora -at °rimmed, September 10, from Denis lhaves-at Gravemed, September 10, from gm liammor -st Gravemid, Sept*, bee 10, tom Pete More Moue-et Liverpool, September le, !runt liftmen-at Llverprol, September 10, from Quebec Nicsoisa-st Deal, September 9 from Tarragosa Powwow-at Liverpool, September In, from ._ .... .......C.rousadt Ponape Homer-et Liverpool, September 10, dram Calcutta Pomona-at Deal, September 9, trom "Quebec St PRAM -at Gravesend, September 10, from . Archangel ISTI•l• -al Plymouth, September 9, from R. Janeiro Sr. Bosom-off Dungeneem, September 9, from .. Quebec Tama -at Portsmouth, September 9, from .• .. ...... SL Petersburg Mammon -at Liverpool, September 10, from Bordeaux Tina mu Tamer -ot Clyslooth September 9, from . Landon Yana-of Cluedulown, Septe mber 5, I rona Wryness bron--ot Liverpool, Sept. 10, truck St. Jobn'e, N.B. BAILED. Memenracire-from Umrpool, Septemter 10, t0,.,..* reie= AMIIIMILIiII - front Liverpool, September 10, am. Mame -trout Liverpool, September le, to .. . ... ,. Al* Cesusee-from Crammed, Septemb e r 10, 0 Mips Nay Calm-from Liverpool, September 10, t 0.... ... ......... --AA'S Da Fume-from Graiesemd, bepteroter IS, - t 5........, .IIIMUM Ememea-from Grarenetut, September 10, to «lotterdom Eminten-from thareend, September 10, to Boma Yuen-Rom Liveryeol, September 10, to Pernambuco Gov. !law:time Varna from Liverpool, eh Member 10, to...Ostend llamas u-Rom Liverpool, September 10, to, RISs Ile tnonr-from Lcverpool, September 1., to GPorto Hormourr -from Plymouth, ,September 9, to ...........itaelralia Hmentrait-troemOraveleret, September 10, to Gen boorum& mat - hero Grayeeemd, September 10, to ... New York 'Amin* lia.auLum -true °ramrod, Dept 10, to Yo rugeberg Juusea- from Cirameend, September 10, to Hamburg Leer Mot-from Leopold, teptember 10, to .I.leir thlema Leemea-from Liverpool, September 10, to ...... ...... Atarbeduto Ilasoaaer-hum Liverpool, September 10, to Nomeseesta-trou t Gravesend, September 10, to Pert limbo Nom Surma-Rom Ore Bead, September 10, to Norway Ottout-Iron Gravesend, September 10, to bermes Oman-Rum Liverpool, September 10, to Bevel Litman {'barons-hunt Gravesend. Septa minx 10, to ..,.. Ceylon nomm-Iran Liverpool, September 10, t 0 .... ..... AL Petarebunr SALM Paaltel -tram Idatienatowm, sepumber 8, to ... Lemke TOUNIA-Rum Liverpool, September 10, to ... .... Abconte hue. Paantire-from Uvorpool, September 10, le Sam Prat cue Weems limature-from Plymouth, September 0, to Sydney VESSELS SPOKEN Wll n. Dangle% (not Taira del Fuegos, Aug. 7, lat. IS N., len. 16 W. Enenam me*, Irma Allyab for Falmouth, 14. 45 N. Heath, from Stianghae f..r Loodun, Aug. 3, Lat. 13 N., lon. 21 W. Lady ' , maim, from London for the Cape of Good Rime, Aug. 1 , , lat. 44 N., be. 10 W. Leine, of Calcutta, May 30, lat. 3 S., ton. 91 E. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AM) DEATHS. BIRTHS. CLIAMPNEYS.— Rept. 7, at;tloug --. I:,Kuckirgbassohige, Mrs. 11. M. Champs," ttf • daughter. IMlON.—thept. 7, the ware of A. Dixon, Iraq., Birches-green. I.d -malnghtet, of a daughter. JOHNA.— Sept. 7, at Park-street, Liverpool, the wife of Mr M. A. Johns, of a won. LYNCH.—Sept. S, at Sudbury, Suffolk, the wife of J. C. lynch, k y , of a daughter. SIDON , It K.—Meet 11, at (Setting lodge, Suffolk, the wife of J. h. litittgartelt, Eau , of • daughter. - YAKKIAI; .$. ....... BRETT—REESE.— Sept. 9 , at I w . hew, Herta, A. T. Brett, Er.G., M.D., of Weiner'. Herta, young. el • !Oh 01 J. T. Ltrett, sal., of West Woolsey Surrey, to Fanny e. Recs., un:y child of the :ate O. Breve, E..., o f Bushey, Hata. FLETI'IIEtt BOND.—sept. 7, at Lancaater pariah church. by ;he Cr,. Moroast, James Pearaun, youngest son of the law col. Fletcher, or the Hollins, Boltos.le.Mours, to Elisabeth llitherine, fourth daughter of J. Bond. freq., of Lao. rite,. GREEN- COWYSK. Sept. 9, at St. John's, Welhausgreen, by the Bee. W. Barrett, Incembeet, Hartley, eidert re, oi the late W. Breen, Eg., or Aminerkie, to Cliarlotte„ eldtet daughter of the:ate 001. T. A. Cowper thentry Eagitwerh Yzubi—GARKAIT:—/II pt. 9, at Cheoluisn, Pucks, by the Rev. S Ayrton, the he,. 0. W. Pegg, 110,01 cdCominercial.rowl Chair Lomell. to Merl'. el , get &NSW., of J. Gsvatt, Vwq , of inertias'. TABOR — 1101 . 0010).—Sept. 9, at the March of tit. Stephen the Martyr, itegenes.park, by the 1t... E. H. Nelson, M.A., Wit .er T.,abor, Ewl• Birbopegete•street, seventh eon or We late John =MBA' Tabor, Col., of F.nos" Erase, to Caroline , daughter ot Thum'. Burn Hopwood, tog, of Fischiey.roed, John . ..wood. WIHTE—GIRVAN.—Sept. N, at the Union lbsak, Gandon, Ayr, by Ow He,, T. bl'crestli, elt..arter ut the Unitsil eresbyterian Chorel; Booth Shields, Mr. J. A. White, Agent tor ;111, Union Saab of Scot. bad. IRrwles, to Sarah, only seeming dans Atlr of the late Mr. W. Puna, Ayr. DICATHS. dept. 7, M lesmlsses How, Wife, J. Salie, Log., sod Mi. BU tLElL—tet..n. the lion. DoriedsOreetise Louisa hotkt , mord damehlff 01 l.tr i DLOtIOVIP, is tha 17 lb Jour of her agt, CHAD% IClL—Sevt, h, at Seymour-, /feet, Liverpool, Mrs. Cher. velek, seeded. _lollT6N.—flept. 7, °oodles. turn, goo4Agi 4 H. 7A4gbtaft lian. Reed IL R 'ALAN& —*apt. 6, St 600t1e.1., 0‘ ,..7. Dm • Linr i uol , walt•r; as of 41. e late J. Milan*, Veg., rd Llverpx I, agisd 20. 6011614T 7 ION.—Sept. 7 . M 11.16 E .era, V. Hotaltran, P.p., of Rayne,. NOM', It/10ton, and Chliouir 77. 7 by.b. 7 , 47. lIIIEVVIELD. —.lent. 7, W. Kfetbeld. Eao , t.ld BreadAtrfet, onJ itnaton-lial. Surrey. aged 4 WAVM I74 . - 61 1 6 . 7 . sf WOW oat,,, near Lineal, Ilarriett, wife of W. U. w.wath Eros, of Chi N, Enea, wwl Unsehoule, Middkaz WIIIBILKII.-- nape. 7, at looadatatra. Matilda Mardi. daughter ul Y. wotatkr, of ea.l.aa Logidon..pip d i 6; 1 5 1 61 10 lii 1 2411 188 264 fill ao 260 26 86 189 94 8 20 liii 236 188 277 101 90 280 ioo n 114 12 304 j 272 18.52 1861. 1,939 BJ4 278. 1,728 742 316 2,020 830 6,611 9,686 4,730 3o 6,471 9,441 4,424 193, 1,066! 1,073• 4841 884 , 1761 4,776! 14,642 2,601 4,113, aiLi 4,378 12,067 4,765 23,304 161 j 271 6,928 1 18,320 i 1,439 14,847 16,867 1681 2,267 867 2.477 4,158 6,174 2,245 1 683! 1. , #i.)1 "6111 2,726 20,897: 1,347 1 1,2f18 1,327 2,278 283, 1 iiil '16,626 10,392