The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-07 00:00:00

SPOR7INO. CHESTER AUTUMN MEETING —TtI3DAT. Pun. 416 sow (iadowy). bowasortore of • wan wow Dy.t, h 3 yin Gil 411 (L awn 1 Mr. Copra Wallow 1111•0• 1 E 316 l l., I XL 11 IA Mies •116witi Ws, 4 pi ; Citlernel Mr. J. lisny'slissiresa,3 r'. tat IMb (aar. Ist lab (Tordbri 4 Cbtalsr. 3 yrs, dot 1011 (Goodwin adr. /doiWo Boodkon,_ yrs, Tot IMb— (trowiroll) 6 Denim to 4 opt Viam 3to apt Morberbar Leek fie I air b dew Madre Dept sad Wolfram. Wm by bar • York . • bao6 batwoun tin mond sad Mad , arm Mame Imam the and sad dank , tad ; Boodicas beano at - TNI RID AAAAA NOllllll HANDICAP 01100 sees., Wei . a sweepetelise if 6 sem sorb, fur 2tyr.oads ; the woad reetis• 50 eyes. est of the stakes. WININI sates. SNIPS tarleagr. (29cutia.) Mr. Wilanias Pkyektiaa by Chanticleer. 7st 711 a (Charlton 1 11r. M'Cleedf • llilLL4 Rat Mb (Sena Captau Chriede's Oectvbill, 7.t ttlb (Criteturd 3 Mr. .pelead'e Thornhill, 7.t 416 (L. Bswerdea 4 The f.l4.•ins oleo ran —Coreburusgb, &uinvtone, Lady Elis•beth, Pledels. Betts, Ito 4 opt Pyield, 6to 2 eget Msdalboe, Bto 1 apt"Thwabill. Wen by • length, two kerbs leetwee• the evc qui and MK sad gest (hoer barbs bete's' the third .rod fourth. The ethers were b ;id up and plumed IL. eirs chair in atling erdrs, BOA" fifth. relheivr Lady Elizabeth sepstk, Corsboroug eighth, and Win slow last. BELLING RAM d 6 ewe. tech, with 30 idled far 2-yr tads ead eartle. Three quarter. of • mile. (4 sake.) Ms. I. Aron'. Zaponoca, 2 p. Oat 6112, (Challonsr) 1 Mr. Copplaerra Dal (70Lbb.t 7lb (Pritchard) 2 Betties 4tol on Larnaca Hull by a knob. The whiner vise add by weeks to Yr. 0. liodguwn far U l I n k s CHESTER HANDICAP STAIIISO2 200 10,1.,114611410 • nreepetakee of 6 stew ouch. Wronged sat... Th. ascend le receive 30 ewe. eat dthe stakes. Ow =Be and 7 far leap. J eab e 43 cksois q fisishirer, by Bialeseier 7.4 212. (oar 71121 h) (eharlt r wrl 1 Captain Chrietiets lentrel, 4 yrs . 714 (Bray 2 Captain Christie's Laws, 4 6st 216 ..(Prltcherd Mr. Robertson's B 3 yes, 6el 416, (CM 4884 ) 4 . . . Baths 2to I hronterar, sto 1 ern iipt Mimeo kliat and Kid 6to I etch opt Claret mad tnl. land mile meaty all llt• rosalaro net below t. diatomic*, 'where thsesteser, who W bon of, erne thrositt Itia hones, ad sowbarail to as may U t z tata bead Innen the erned red Shied. bad iti Darned wan MM. Tit ann, red Little Devlaernt ; at a kat iaierval ea Polsooadie awl Cloak _ale War It Arial! broki i ti dow: dtwe ping goat a min. _ Moon brat • blowl , as stopped print the stead Int tiros. Qs OID STAN I, gtaale (Ranheep) el 6 eon. tech with 60 shawl, for 2-yrwida. Wllierl ann. Sena fetinge. (20 vas) Mr. lieu s's T. P. C Ake by Slaw, listlol6 L t , I Mr. 0:11'. A•hrenivei dal Mb . . (Cles 2 Mr. ecionaseel hn..,11. let 41b (L. esetrin 3 Bettis,: h. as, at.tl rto4ea T. P. Gam • beat. Thornhill was bosun a touphs of lawainat llsol .. to 4caT. P. Wen by *nor quarters t-ta length _ __ HANDICAP An Of 60 um Hallirmas. Mr. lisrssy's (bursar, by Byrisyy leek, 3 Irk 786 i s a t a l I Ids. J. Maris assrbe, 3 yrs, Sot 10tb..( t Sszases Ffidsbe 2 pus, Ist Ob (Pri 3 Dettisy 6le 4 sea apt Cbsslir sad Sacrist, 31,1= TONI. Os Isking jusporsisry eater, Flea woo Ai csarss, aid muelied Ist *lvy. Woa 1F a Risk ; a herb sad a belt bigwigs the sietad and thud. LEST szmigo. w AT uswnys "TALI& 100 to 15 opt N. Mho (I) 10 to 1 Warlock (trill) Ino to 8 ?ha oat (01) 100 to s Igo to 1 t lowly) 20 to 1 Mak Tommy (t 26 to 1) 2S 1, 1 Toomotis (t Orooly) 2.1 to 1 Modest (t sod off) 33 to 1 Pads (t 40 to 1) 40 to 1 Apathig (off) 1888 to 1818 to 10 Astatosoot ( r (11) t) MN outs idiom Mut Tommy sad Taoraoals (I) 111 Is 1 opt lAto sod *Why, ooapisd (1) LATUT BETTING AT MANCHESTER. 11111110611% CtiIIABZWITC2 11 to opl Dokkol 11 Is I Pleb tdt 110 to I Waded twat — gamy (t) tab S Asko (t) SO to 15 Toommes (t) CA15111001.111111 &TAX C D I& le to opt Phi oak SI to al le (t) Wlalkor (t) 1 LIMN/ 0iE1.0711 AIID 11111.110V2113 ItAUFAE Th. followin g is the report of the directory, sob moot se thsolosrettithisen at th• Sy s Wei at the tem pura o&ee, Gegen Tortoises, ce Tassday, the 7th of July. 1947 • la I•Timor totem yes the slghth half-yearly murk of the impairs prams, mod pis s e, I ham cos boitsif of myself sal co-directors, ere m cesgruslani you as the °poseur of your he, for mac is the 26th ultimo, wpm vrtiteh n. • moos your directory were Meowed by the preasece of M. Eiceltem-y the Gnverime. The (sly ciremstances to mar the mimes of the otherZ . Veless meet mais the wiforoltat...rideat which to Mr. Hoary Waists, the mc,pacir superislandest of larestatimp, who mot with he demi. while on. the ids the mane, from isewstirmely icisnuag iimr to view the mar of the balm whits prim midst the 0. MS Child-bridge; nod the Istesemisst Bday to which isms of our Molleunts friss& vim to the put regret piths director*, thmieby waltjaolsd. The death of this melees ogker of the compsny is the psdarmimice of Ids duty, Insets( elm hoe • widow mod large tunily, will so doubt meet with year weedy sympathies. lose. that by, sotwithessding ilia untoward weather, the mode has boas mg mesting ; and were it sot tor i he extremely wttnetstate cimassounts of the ses•templation of the do roils. of the Wdlimelows broach et the Mount Alezander line from our lawn e to Meiburne we .hould already have very grati fying womb of lb. Mune. At peewit, from the came 'toted, we am amble to receive say goods traffic ; bat ar magnums are being made which will to some extant enable your board to overcome the °beetle. lem also glad to be able to Mom. you that the Viillimnittown Mulch bne le sapected to be gmetly completed, the remainder of the earth work being sow miler actin extract, red the materials for laying the pensmist wey ns that portion having been re ceived from Engird he that work. In the messitime we ham Wen obitgad to nos the temporary line to Greenwich, and to employ the stemair Citizen, sow in the complus)** scr. vire, theses to the Mtilbounia wharf. Thin arrangement In tuit-rode icr of sleet is. hour is the • to hfulleurse. Before applying fur the perniimins of the government, and of the %t tllumHewn niusicipedity, to make the pier at Cireer.wit b. the director* appW to the riumentstives of Captain Cole, who is an interested party In a private right of way through which the temporary lima poste but was then in Bombed, and tee, obtained a written pormetion from Ms partner to um it. It is with regret I have to in form you that Capcsin Cole, haring returned to the colony, repudiate& the &et of his partner. sant:timed by hi. attorney, and has set only commenced proceeding* in the Supreme Court for an leninction to restrain the company froici tar rying their truss to the pretest teramus of the line at Greenwich, but with thole holding under hoe. has inuituted other vexatious sad litigious proceedings, with the view, if ant to any private adventure, to throw an impediment in the way ot the public mamba inc. Since tle• Not half-yearly meeting. the proceeding. into ituttd oculist the nuitpsny lot for. niptery orders to pay the amounts awarded by velum,. to 51,-ere. F Griffin. and Barker and Hunter, amniotic, t• Domini* id 7,6 01.. hive been Judicially declarol to Ise wad. and no fen her proceedings have yet been Ulu. ID the matter. Thee. award* icing comi•licably beyond the actual value of the land in queetion, will, it le hovel, be set seitti, should the claintant• panel to main bonging them into • court of law but in tbr mosstirme the dire, tem are quite premed to treat with the monies fie so smocable pen lenee tit upon equits• his tiro.. Woth mutt to the pee cording. ebb h t o ok place at your lout opeobal roam as to the cattinuation of thin 'lime to Bailout. the emu which you then adopted • ill Meth mithrbe earned mot. Pule-Mottos lets he guns hove already been o pened. sod our mineter, Mr. tea he p aor ty eoaptud hi. peopenitiot• for tle petiloohemry sonny. Appended sill he found the mcountaare stsiommt ef wipe and etpenchture for the half-year, with a mummisectimm showing the &mould yet remained to complete the werfo6ind s statement of the equal outlay is the ccmentetios of the hne. sad of the stock upon Mei." The receipt& from November 30, 18.16, le May 31, 1867, are se hollow. —Calle, C 1,364/. ; regiotratlas fro ammo, 451. 2s. ed. ; premiums seemst, 2,51121. ' Interest from shags holders, 2931. Its. 3d. ; ditto received horn govemmissi, 6.9291. 17e. 6d.: Imam as mortgage 162,100 L ; Wank 167.3041. It*. 31. The elpmditaire durimg the sumo period is—imid and meopmestion socesst, 9181 13s. Id. ,• works account. 41,39 lc. 13.. ed. 10,3611. 13a 6d.; ft 21,9144 Oa 11,1. rogues, 6,2731. 13s. 2d. ; .7 1 minces, 3,7811. 3,7811. be. Od. ; miseillassues, 11,664.r1d. ; smainsering sad surveying, 1,0004. ; twisting sad sterionory, lid. ; admitting. 1321. be. ed. ; travelling ex pare 421. Ils. 6d. ; Meted, melange mid coousisdoll want, 3,9194 Ts. 74. ; law charge., UK ; Wei den thet - otiab 6 3 0 1. ; postage stamps 'moot, 181. , Wok tits cupsscies (amended act) 1191. les. 3d. ; coiatallassosit, 1291. ; rimer and "me, 18961. le 1 Id. , rues mid tam, 731. ; loftiest on loam, 1,2091. Ss, Ild. ; Insurance account, Mt lbs. ed.; total, 110,1121 10s. 2d. ; total receipt. up to Way 11. 1837. an 634 ,2991. IM. I Id. ; total upsaditure 612,3331. tie. 111. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1857. Pawl LAST NIONTI GAZIETTA. TUN POLJCR WORT& MANSION-HOUSE. Jan Briley and James Pritchett, the former a gmeragrocer, the latter a brushmaker carrying on an extensive buena. in Beat-street, Borough, were brought before Mr. Aldermaa Halt' (tied with reoeirieg two care of bristles, of th e al vales well knowing them to have been stoles. Mr. Warier appeared for the proeecutlon, and Mr. Lewis, dedri ettended ca the part of Pritchett. Briley Ina not ed. Gesw Watkins, City police dhow, 660, mid—l have lately been employed in tracing out • robbery that r owed et the premises of the prosecutor., Messrs. Joseph and Turner, Importers of broths, in Bt. Mary-aut, on the • handbiU was rood downtime the stolen pro perty, end oaring a reward of 244. for no rmovery. I took am of the bills to all the thud:raker. in London, and areept ethers to the prisoner Pritchett. I delivered it to Ms sheet fuer o'clock on k'riday evening bet at his pc entire in Imirdreet, Borough. He looked at it end laughed, but reads ae observation. LOA sight a brother K otacer,_ Mr. Cohen, the prosecutor's cler and myself, to went ent enestothere we met the prisoner Briley, and we all pro ceeded together to the primmer Pritelett's hour. I told Briley Is Pritchett' e perms this I was en aficer, and dirld tam kin into feesteding two oars of Inme.h brietbe from thepremises Memo. Joseph and Turner, of Bt. llogy-ene. Me nod he ha est widen any bristles, that he hri bra amPeyei wlth his bane end out by • man of the sere al lies Metthery ; Its he had berm with his. to • here In Ileki-lany when two hap al bristles were pat into the Girt ; th at Hsedig then idt end another man socomprad hies (Brew') beak to Kent *teeth He end that be look one beg ef bridles, the dregs Ira carrying the other into Pritchett's sad that Pritchett bou rn . z . bridle. at th e rile et la. 1 shop, od. per lb. I dmy_ °Boer afterwards searched Pritchett's warehouse. We food one of his workmen in the act of burying • oath; he had deg • hole in the ground about four fast deep awl three wide. The ark was in the hole and he we covering it with earth. I Gilead the era whet he was doing, and he replied, " You tea sr" I asked his. whet he ha d got in the ark. He that it was heir, sad that Mr. Pritchett had desired to bury bury it. I got • crowbar end broke ppm the head of the ark sad took from it some triode*, which I showed in Mr Cris, who mid, in Pritchett's presume, that they were gilt al stolen property. Brown. my brother asked where he had got the brut la from, and he mid he hod them bum • man whom ha did ant know that he re ceived an invoice with them; that Le did sot know what he had given per lb. for them, but that Briley bad brought him the sample. I believe the samples produced to belong to the Cr:wr. If the prietelle. are remanded I believe shell e oondities to rove that the bridles produced form part of the robbery. Crourexam by Mr. Learie—The ddeedent write on a very extensive braids, sad then me several thousand pound. worth of stock an his premien. The robbery was on the Tuesday. Briley mid be had carted the bristles on the Wednesday. I delivered the bill to Pritchett an the follow ing Friday. I believe that Pritchett, immediately be got the bristle* took a sample of them to one of the lb* horse to the trade in the City, with the pecascutuet marks upon them, endoffered them for vide.. . . Be.l4;rie—iliclient bought theme things were indis creetly Red imprudently, and it was not till the Friday, when the othm put the tall relating to the robbery into hie hands, that ha knew they had been stolen. He took a sample of them, as appears by the evidence, to one of the that houses in the City, with the prosecutor: marks upon It, which he never would have done had he had se ides that they were part of the produce al a robbery. Ho cloak it would have been Ler better if he bad at once gone to the prothastan and " I bought them things that belong to you.' He would have dew lobed he beat a strong-minded men, but lie ap pears to be • very weak-minded man, end ha thought he could hide the feet of him having bought then. I have most respectable persons in attendance ready to bell Wm to any amount, however large you may to it, to the amount of thousanda if necerary. Briley, through a kited, also applied to pot In bail. Alderman Hale peremptorily refused to swept bail for either of the prisoners, who were remanded. Modes Fond, alias Flow% slim A Hoary, alias Mc Mahon, was brought up as raniasid by Intheetor memon of the P division of the 111101= a Police, cheesed with haring obtained upwards al • worth of goads from Mr. F. Bikes, lame' sad h=rsenu fectumr, of 72, Athermanbury, by fides Mr. Lewis, jun., strain appeared en tt e rgt the prase entice, and the prieoner was defended by Mr. Sitigh. The evidence gives at the last examistatiom was to the affect that the prisoner had obtained poesemith of the goods by falsely end fraedulently representing to the pursuer shit be was related to M. Foold, the Minister of the Interim in France, and that he had a contract with the French govern nagit to supply a large quantity of blankete foe the camp at Chalons. Mr. tykes, the prosecutor, was further examined, end in reply to Mr. Lewis said—ls June last the rimier gave me so order doe 160 With quill. Ile said they meet be packed in doulile ethers, es they were going to lane. I afterwards delivered three emu of quilt. to • man named Peter Ward, who wee the poisoser's porter. The prisoner Weld for sample, myth( he thought he should be able to all • quan tity of them is Paris. 'l' he goods amounted to 1041., sod were delivered cm the 15th June. On the 10th 1 debarred him:Asia to him, through Ward, of the velar of 1411 11s. ed., which he mid were kw the French army. Between the lith moth the 24th he pee me es order for 100 pairs of temple Maoism, but of a beim else than the other.. The WOO of these was 1131. Ida 7d. I afterwerds delivered bin four Wee d bletheth emelering of 222 pairs, and ..nothing in vase to IBM. 101. It, At the time the were delivwed he Mil meth get the thesisder of the 6,000 rein se aeon ea to be 11111111111 i draw his mosey from France. If I =es Whet Ms err wee not Fould, that be was nut a ielselesetthe PriemMinister of France, that be had no OW; from thel;tveich government for the supply of Minket; and abet the goods were not to go to France, I should not hare parted with my goods. 1 would not have supplied him on credit to any amount. Crumeseinined— I sold the prisoner goods hi May to the amount of 144/., and I received a bill fur tholes goods, which hot been diobonoured. A bill I received film lin of 113. was paid. He referred in. to a Ores, whom I saw hakes I parted with my goods. I received frum him shout M. on account of the !mimeo be owed me. Peter Ward, formerly porter to the primmer, depend to having= various occaaions takes goods item W wersiosseof the prosecutor to the promise* of Mr. Arnold. a packer In large House-yard, when they were pecked sod Mims to the ware boom of Mr. Hart, in Bury-anon, It. Mary-ass. About the end of July he took four balm of direct front the werthouar of the prosecutor to that of Mr. Hart. E. ?mod, a porter is tits service of Mr. Arnold, • pecker in Barge Hotter-yard, Backlershury, roved that many balm of good. had been brought to his master's premier by Ward, who took them away after they were packed. Mr. Morons Levy Hart-1 am a merchant end um home...ono, and reside at 22, Bury-street, St. Mary-ass. I have kni.wn the prisoner shoot four months, and have bees in the habit of purcheaing goods from him. I hoc DO bought ledger, but there is in my cheque book an emery of every payment made to the prisoner to correspond with the Invoice. I pay every morning before ludtpam 10 o'clock for all the good. I purchase throughout the entire kingdom, and therefore I have no ortmion to keep a bought ledger. Alderman Hale—l require you to produce whatever books you do keep at the neat eseaniastion. Ercrumatios continosd—l was not asked by the prosecutor to show him my books. It is true that Inspector EV1104.00 asked to see them. I deny that I altogether refused to let him see them. I did refuse to let him ere them once, be muse it was not convenient, but I did not sppoint any other time when Le might me them. I have purchased blankets, dance's, and various other articles of tho prisoner, and the things were delivered in the course of trade. I sometimes sew the goods at 3, Cameos-street ; on other ormolu= at a pecker'. in Bucklersbury. The priorner carried a key with him which *peed the door of the room at the pecker s pre raise in which the goods were depaiied. I recollect three cams coming to me. The primmer showed me three maniples of quilts which I purchmed of him. I think he said there would he Ofty of each Om. I think there were three sues. I pur chased them of him at a pries. I forget the actual prioe. The quilts came to me in three usual M.cheister men. I rave the Ts. 6d, or 711 9d. for sash of them, and sold them at . id. I don't care what th. y were invoiced at. That is not my busman. I old theta to a ...reheat whose name I refuge to give. It would be a cerium injury to me in my Liminess if I disclosed th e own.) of the pennon to whom I sold the goods. I have no idea how much money I have paid the prisoner.. Mr. Lewis-1 should very much Ike to know the name of the merchant to whom you mid three prods. Witmer—l won't pre you hia name—you may rely upon that. Alderman Hale—The prisoner will be rentaaded, and at the next examination Mr. Mart must bring his books end in voices referring to there transactions. Remanded accordingly. BOW-STREET. A dissipated•looking youth named Frederic Word/and wee charged with being found in the cloisters of the Catholic Apoetolic Church, in Gordon-equars, for tome supposed un lawful purpose. There had been a special service at the church that day, nad the verger being oocupisd in the church, the rloiatrrs, which form •communicetton with the prised* apartment., ' were lett unguarded. A good deal of limpet, la time left stretel on these 0.,114011.1., and of late rolibuiee of small articles have become frtement. In the widrle of one of the serviette the Her. &mutt Rollick, one of the ministers, ;weed through the cloisters towards the church to take his part in the rerenerny, and &mad the primater lurking about us the cloisters. He must bare entered by the church door, pawed through several private Foraged sod • gime-door, and amended a flight of Main in order to reach the cloiaters. As he mould giro no ettisfaetory account of biawelf he was given to charge . . The mariner, who described hinted( a of no home and of no occupation, and who meta no intelligible defence, waa committed to prison for 21 days. waiter twine keen knocked down and klekad la Me eye, who h Wed sery much. and Bell fined 5?. each and the amount of damage, or Le committed for tiro . montha each, end Smith to enter lobo reiegniaancee to keep the peace. -•- us& se pordeoler smith of Oast, as be thought he eras W- I um S i am there for oath& Jisr &pith, a watchman in the employ of the company, said that ha burrowed the basket in gerbil, n for the prisoner on the morning of ..he 23rd ult., end a little before 5 in the evening he returned it to him near the place where the trucks stood. . . . Benjamin Lovell, an engineer • r z e tez d ed at the Aahford works, said that the braes taking was a portion of • large quantity taken out of the boiler., being worn out, end set up to London as old metal. The whole of the metal sent up. from Ashford weighed three tons and a half and the remainder had since been weighed, when four hundred weight was missed. Yr. Solomon contended that the priennw knew nothing of the metal in the beget ; but the magistrate thought other wise, and committed him for trial. THAMES. Preekrie Knock a Oenuasi, was charged with stabbing another German, Marl Schmidt, living at No. ft, Frederick street, St. George'''. The complainant was sitting on his door-step when a man selling num came up. A German kicked his teaket, and on the man's remonstrating, the prisoner and • third German rushed out of the adjoining house and set upon the nut-man. Complainant interfered. One of them pushed and struck him, and he wee fighting with him when the prisoner rushed up and stabbed him through the hand, which he had rabid to Feed him elf. Committed for trial. Daniel Regas and .khts ['Otani were charged with the following daring robbery of a gold watch, in HAWS!. Mr. Fl2Scher was!zgaged for Vincent. _ _ Mr. Hans Sum a Danish captain, master of the mer chant ship Cetuulerce, said that on the previous sewing, between rem end eight o'clock, he well in Queitin-etriet, Raftliff when he was suddenly seised hold of by two hop, who pinioned his man. A third boy came in front of him, and snatched his watch from hie waistcoat pocket. The pri soners were two of them. Regan had hold of his arm, and the other prisoner snatched his watch. He laid bold of the prisoners, but they got away from him. He called out " Stop thief," upon which a policeman same in sight, and ran after Vincent. He got up to the prisoner ' and apprehended him. Policeman Smith, 79 K. said that after he conveyed Vin cent to the atation.houee he went in search of Regan, whom, from the description be had received of him, he took into custody at Ratcliff-cree. Mr. Fletcher said that he could produce evidence to show that Ragan had hitherto borne a good character. A mein of the same name ea the prisoner, a contractor, said that for many weeks he had seen the prisoner selling beer to seamen on the craft in the river. The policeman said that latterly Hi gan had taken to the °napery of convicted thieves. When he took him into rue• tody he dropped a jemmy, such as is used by housebreakers. He produced the jemmy. K 127 proved • former conviction spinet Vincent. They were each sent to the Hoye of Correction for three months. GREENWICH. Cheeks Conleaelo r e, carpenter, of Greenwich, was ch arged before Mr. Seeker with committing a violent annuli o wila:kisan Conlridge. complainant, who &mind with one eye completely dosed sad blackened, deposed that she bad been married to the prisoner nearly two years, during which time she Lad been subjected to constant ill-owe. On Saturday her hus band disposed of some darko which she had taken the trouble to rear, be refusing to work for the maintenance of the heves, and thinking herself entitled to some pert of the she seized him to give her some of the money, at tr " same s time handing him other sums of money which she had taken in their shop during the day. Without saying anything the prisoner knuckud the money out of her hand and felled her to the gritind with his fists, striking her in the eye and nosing the injuries then viable. Mr. Seeker inquired whether the prisoner was drunk at the time ? The complainant said he wee pea &rely sober, and wee not at all in the habit of drinking; but be would never do any work, expecting the proceeds of the shop to keep them, but this they would aot do. The prisoner, in defence, declared the complainant was one of the greetest tyrants on earth, and that she we. altogether too clever a woman for him, having kiekod him down stairs by placing her foot to his chest. The complainant having denied this amertion, Kr. Seeker said he was perfectly satisfied the prisoner bad been guilty of great violence towards a woman he was bound to protect, and for which he would be imprisoned and kso to bard labour for two calendar months; in addition to which he should require him to find two sureties in 201. each for his good behaviour for six months, and in default to remain is prison for such further term. NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE ARMY STANDARD. _ HORSE GUARDS, Oer. 3. Until further orders recruits are to be received for the cavalry and infantry of the line at the following standard and ago—viz.: Heavy Cavalry—From S feet 6to 6 feet 9 inches, between the age of 18 and 26. Light Cavalry—From 5 feet S to 5 feet 8 inches, between the age of 18 and 2.5. Cavalry in India—Yroce 5 feet S to 5 fist .7 inches, between des age of 18 and 25. Wintry—Men and lade from 6 feet 4 inches, between the age et 17 and 2.5. Infantry in India—Men from 6 feet 4 inches, and not under IS years of age. The regulations regarding the re-enlistment of men who have formerly serval remain in force. By command of his ktoyal Highness the General Commanding in Chief. It. A. WETULKALL, Adjutant-General. MILITIA. 'iornmissions signed by tileltOrd:laeatenarais of their respec tive Counties. ... sth or Royal Elthorne ti7hl7la7antry Regiment of Middle sex Militia—Joseph Baldereon, Gott, to be ensign, vies Jmnings, displaced. Duke of Lantrater's Own Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.— Captain the Right Hun. George Granville Francis Eger ton, Earl of Elksmeiv, to be lieutenant-colonel; Lieute nant the Hon. Algernon Fulke Egerton to be captain, vice the Earl of Ellesmere, promoted; George Theopi gas Ro bert Preston, Gent., to be comet. Oxfurdahire Regiment of M Adjs.—Lieutenant Edward Slitter Ilarrimon to be captain, vice Eden, retired. Light Infantry Battalion of the Royal Sores Militia.— Cheeks Turville Wilson, Gent., to be ensign, vke Shep pard Harvey, realped. BANKRITTIC FM " r " Bit "R Queen'o-beilditnt, Brom).- ton, Inteadrn er, to summate Oct. 20 and Nov. 17, at 2. at Baatnahall..tnrt. 14.1., Buchanan, Baßaghall-.fleet et wog., Ethr.rda, Sandwook.coart. . . Wtta psi osas - a, BroadstiTMiT,Ratcliff, phsinher, Ott end Nov. 19, et 1, st Beainghall-esrest. eat, Keit, atethens-plarm Bleckfnan , of. wig. , Ball, Colima eMest-hedidings. Kamm Jove', St. Noah, Hantingdonehie, timber inmehent, Oct. 19 at 11, and Nov. 11 at 11, et Haig bartml. Sol., Simory, Serjoent's inn, Plest-.nest ; ef rag., Jaime, BaMaghall-striut. WILLIAM RAMO., Wen Bromwich, likellowlealmar t deskr, Oct. 17 sad Nov. 6, st 101. at Illrintegliens ' Solo., ItAtisca and Allem Birmingham ; eR. Christie, Birmingham. WILLIAM MAHATMA, Halifaz, Yorkshire, ant im memsdoo- Wm. Oct. Mat end Nov 20. at 11, Lee& BM, Bride*, Balks; GE wing., Young, Leeds. SWAIM 5 likelleld, plumber. Oct. 17 and Nov. 21, at 10. st Loeb C.ot hell at Shatticld. Sul , Broadbent, Sheaslil ; j wig., Brawls, Shaillold. JON!, Pawn, lionised victualler, Oct. 16 and Nov. 6, at 11, st magma Court. 801., Tyndall, Liver pool ; at seat, Blvd, Livespeol. Pten Limpid, limed victio . kr, Oct. 16 and Nov. 6, 04 Dog Umepsei Court. Sol., Tyndall, Liver pool; off. assL ia Tr a n d, r, c =l. Joan SHAW, machine tester, Oct. 21 end Nov. 11, at 12, et Mitaressilar Court. &la, Slater and limes, lissabaster,_ _a swig. Nernaman, Manthestior. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Oot. 6. lons Townsmen, Greenwich and Charlton, Kent, auctioneer. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. _AT Petit OA L-+TIIIIT. J. pone, Beadwich-terrece, Batteries, goer-0 Parediae-street, Lambeth...elk. enormity's clerk —C. J. Wins, are., Cheater-street, K tiosiageaa, brick's= 1113 EMUS, Sianuturolesset earl Drilbyarekares, tows, dealer in timber —W. Idle, Iderelisai-strest, Wset miaeter. lamplighter —D. Thompson, tit. Junes-place, Hesopetiod- road, sad New-street, Coraid-gardes, beker—E. Roberta, Aittioa-cottags, Brook-strest, Upper Ckiptos, plumber—A. R. ROM, Walworth-road, solicitor—W. T. Haycock. jua.. Walk* Keen, greewooar—T. Elliott Beath NVesid, Brea, litimead victualler. -1.. F. A. K. Count de Beadomiiiii. Alkerra-eamet, Hyde. perk, generel director of the hawk) Italleme—J. RM. Ilorne-terrecr, Itemmen smith, lathery taMr—J. liepkins, Nast Greenwich, drat claw mistook eaprer la tar Mejeety'a Nary—C. Hollaroby, Pelbeenterrase, if km, bricklayer—W. J. Atteabrow, Cambridge-eirset, MirM Nov. 6. T. Hardily, Blackfrieroroad, Bane, ; Clemente ism -pens" lanai; Liagenread, Melees; sad Crew ford street, Magiebens, gaitar—Ost. 27. J. B. Ricketts, Leaden bal-earest, City, learabaM—Oet. 27. W. Booth. Upper WidennoreMen, Bt. Was, seachne ringer—Oct. 27. R. Bader, Cliiime-eirest, Beedeetren, taikw--Oct. 20. J. H Moran , aatlagliea, inneasager—Oct. . L. Hordall, A idmitenblee. nilor—Nor. 10. SO 0. Rhearrroft, Llainbikke, peer—Nov. 10. S. Wen, Not ion makr—Ost. 10. R. J. Brows, Busderlead, —....batt—Ost.2o. W. R. Brackett, Newcastle-upon- Tyne, end Whickhasn, Durham, money sea.._ W. Rawls, Limepeel, broker. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unites muss b. shown to the centrum SS or before the day of making. Oct. 19. C. Davies and F. Norma, Ores* Scotland-yard, Wenheinster, cammot manufacturtrs—Oa. N. T. Neal; 0/11111 Dover-street, Southwark, brush ntsker—Oct. 29. 3. Whit., New Corn E Mast-Las; Stratford, bran _• and Olebreherf, W , corn merchant—Oct. MI. J. HeMen, Huntingdon, We Oct. 29. J. Wat son, Tipple Damealms-etmet, Caledonian•road, pianoforte mtinsimenne—flev. 2. J. Doane, Percivsl-street. Goma wine merelbeni—Nov. 2. T. B. Clark, Minorite, City, reread victualler—Nov. 2. J. Crum. Kintbury, near H un- Baekshim, bailder—Noe. 2 W. ItaadaD, Maidstone, rat: istal keeper—Nov. 4. S. Rowley, Cambridge, fell wager—Nov. 4. W. Squires, Oxford-street, gunmaker— Nev. 4. T. Warington, Hew Corn Exchange, Mart-lane, sad Mark-leas, City, man merchant—Nov. 4. O. Tilley, Wallon-cm-Tbesses, Surrey, brews—Oct. 27. B. H. Linter, Sread-Mmet, Chsapekle, enamelled bag mesas,- tsar—Oct. 27. 8. Marc, Browalow-plaos, Queues-road, bake--Oct. 28. W. Hadfield, C. -street, ii =t—tet. 29. W. Standing, Ki -crement, Ilessiemd-road, angimer—Oct 28. E. 8. Cooper. Commer aid-pins, City-med. leather sellar—Oct. 28. J. B. Robinson, Cheshire, hosier—Oct. 29. J. Lawton. Liver pool, ship Wolin—Oct. 29. H. H. Statham, Liverpool, attor stey-st-law—Nov. 13. J. Stamps and W. Finch, nen., Alton, Staffordshire, pacer makere—Oct. 27. T. Bennett, Derby, milltr—Oct. 21 ft. W--• `L' lace maker. . Ws* Nottleibara, . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVID. J. Maws sail S. Owe% Oisseenkr, remitter'--.---- W. Hamill awl o.Vsnaverry, Edward-street, Lima:mum, P. Farber, ass., P. Parker, Jun., 0. Perlur, end T. D. Teslirelmet, Southwark, printers, w far se monis T. D. WRIARIMME.-1. Bowler, A. Bykee, and R. =. 7 Lemret , Tertian, wallas cloth anialien—T. sad T. MeeekeiSeld, Cheshire, silk mann- Innenes—J. Morahan sad H. Hawley, Huddersfield, York sine, oaths sad weans amen sad yarn dealers-0. Penman mad Sarah reenact Pantos rem. Walworth-road, inct• J. Smith sad J. Cunlifie, Menehaner, general ' moo 11. J. Barker sad C. F. Barker, Wean, Shropehire, ellernege—W. Osnatt sod W. Maws, lirenheili-walk. Lam beth, hat taanufactmen—J. Siddon sad J. M. Wethear, Wattetweirkb, Stallonehire. ironfounders—A. D Ilaaseb sod W. Palmy, Preen" Laamishire, theme—T. Haigh, L. NEW sad C. Dawson, Kirkanee, Yorkshire, gentars, en far ▪ .aped. C. Dawsoa—E. Sparks sad B. J. Blitto. Nor id* astssel ad groat umaafacturen—C. as T i Nineaa s, T. Wbeeler, T. Labor, sad T. J. L. Sown, Leicester, to C. Nicks/Ai—H. T. Wands, H. Woods, end .Wooda, spend. C . St Clement's Dense. Fora-street, Cri •; Leaden. rood, Southwark: Lower Marsh, Lam market, sad St. John•strett, elerkamwell, tel rears, wo far as H. T. Woods—J. Bo thee, T. Eastham, and G. Ems, FuJawick and Preeloa, loam awe, ,-.44.•0 spinners, ao for as regards J. Earithsoi—W. M. 1 sod W. pima. LeadLeeds,Banana romaiavion merchants - t -Il b 7gai mid R. J. Dot., Bedford-row, City, attorneys —C. Wanoington and Selina Beikingede, Evesham, Wur emu-nil:dm Gado. C. Canning, sad B. Beane, Mae .40, 33 went Ware. and Birmingham, coal masters—W. Hartley and C. Farrar. Steml•bill. Yorkshire, moue delvers — J. Elliott and C. W. Fuller. Southampton, vending and working a certain inachia• sad paiest—W. A. Pitt ad F. W. Ansold, Brietol, English and foreign toy dealars-3. Tram, J. Hainaworth, F. ll'Call, and J. Crowe, Liempoel ,• Liss sad TAMA, Peru, and Valgersien, Chili—J. atimartisi Co., sad A. Stewart, (:lain menaera. SCOTCH BEQU w, liffr RATION 8. Joni( Hmetnteos, D'infenalins, hooligans', Oct. 12, at th• Royal Hotel, Danferroline. WILLI tM WNAI. n TON, Mutton, ingtkoepm, Oct. 10, at the Drummoml Arum Hot.i, Cneff Joon 31'7ft a, and W titian M'Neart Old Toll, Ayr ahire, joiner., Oct. 13. at thir Commercial Hotel, Ayr. Wittier Citooti,, Paisley, currier, Oat. 14, at th• Globs Hotel, Paesley. HEN Rl' 1' a or aic Moir. South Beach, Rom-ahire, Oct. 10, at the Canductin Hotel, Stornoway, CHARM, STEWART, Cilsogo., otanahctu Globe Hotel, Gamow. WILLIAM Want Klnentock, boot maker, Ott IT, at the Black Bull tam, Kilmarnock. r, Oct. 13, at the NORWEGIAN TRENI RAILWAT.—Thd London di realm of this company in their report, take the opporttualty of wagtail:dating the sharehoklent no the already incrsasing traffV, which is shown to the following mummy of re ceipts . —ln 18.5.5, 119.9441 dollars , in ISA, 141,221 dollar.; and in 114.57.176,276 dollar*. IMs development of the traffic itt entirely attributable to the natural resources of that part of the country in which , onutoodAtion is prorated by the railway, but the nonteoplated r at. moon 01 the railway trystem in Norway mum prove highly advantageous to the abareholdera by gioing arccre to productive and populous diatricts, and by making the line • rosins of di rect communicalina Wenn Stockholm and Christiania. There earem.ions have teen determined upon by the government, and approved by the Storthlng, and 2,000,000 dollars hare been voted for the purpose of making • line from Strommen, on the Norwegian Trunk Railway, to K wovinger, • distance of between 70 end 80 mike; and theme to the Swedish frontier at Moreet, 'here it will join the Sitredi.h line to Stockholm, forming • total distanee ..f about ASO miler, A further line rano from Siorhatutuar, no the Altoona. to Elveroni. in 0,01°54103, the principal timber t Norway. All the traffic on these knee will ti• into the Trunk Railway, mad commit fail to add considerably to the value of the ondiet•ling. The revenue artaiutit rhos. that 175.653 dollars had been received, end 90,733 dollar. erpeuded, leering • balance of 84,919 dollars (equal to 19,2271). which, added to 625 dollars from teat year, makes 8.5,545 dollars - out of this is deducted 49,976 dollars (11.2501), for dirideed en preference shares at 5 pm rent., and 30.375 dollars for dividend on ordinary shares at 3 per cent., leaving 5,225 dollars to 1.4 carried to the reserve fund. • THE TRIAL 01 TIIE RIOTERg.—On Sutv•lx) Ile Pi l , 4lCly rioters, Iheniel Wynne, MOW Coyle, and F.dward M•Manua, who were convicted of riotous mu ds, t sod meet on the prove,. day, were brought up and setatelteeti t. three years' penal servitude, Coyle to eighteens month' nopeenontent, and Whining to twelve months' imprisenno t.t. On the saw day live of the Coat beideto rioter. wore loured guilty, and three brought up who pleaded guilty. Sentence was deferred in both mote. IIURUER4 111 A MANI %C.—The Inverness Circuit ('sort wee opened on Wednesday—the Lord Justice-Clerk =l:when Angus klorphe, tinkle', in the Wend of was brought up on ths charge of baring mur dered Hay Mr yhee aunt, Angus Macpbes, his father, sad CaLberlas Wrhara, hi. mother, all of whom were per ms of en dyad age. The circumstances of this ere will be bosh Wrecollertion of the Tt ia p i e ' i l ! some in a St of moonymasked his fat he r, mother, and sent, and murdered them one after the other on 9th July Wt. The evidenes ekedv proved the thornily of the pri sms', who mid be was the Christ, and that he bad the diem. command to commit the mordent, and was doing God amnia He also mkt he bad intended to murder some others. The jury found him insane, end he was ordered to Its kept In coetoefe. The Lord Justice-Clerk atm aimed a reproof to one of the witassees, named kleceree a ground OfFINT of C.ll2ti (innt.ll, and a member of the board, for haring failed to send him to an arylum.—roert a rns D..ly &sperm :MARLBOROUGH-BTR BET. Jaws Williams, of 4 Osorgwatrest, Sheffield • Wit/ime Swett, of Allred - plans , Blackfrises, a medical stud ent: and Alfred Bill, of Peter-equate, Hammersmith, were chssired with riotous conduct in the Turkish Divan, 62, Haymarket, and meaalting Thorns' Timm, a waiter than, at three o'clock in the morning. The dardeau commenced the dis turbance by a flew with ease gentlemen who had come In. =gurgled by knocking the hats of oases of or over their woe, nourishing chairs about, by whit% ama bis tabie was broken end other damage mooed to the smonnt of 44. 14e. The mesa woo described as being of a bnial aelan, CHATITAM,Ovr. 6. The Irresistible, 80, which hos been on the stocks a greet number of year►, is now ordered to be completed and fitted !VI a screw steamer, with engines of 400 horse power. This morning orders strived from the office of the me dical director-general of the army, directing eight medical candidates who have been under tostruction at the genera hospital, Fort Pitt, to proceed to London for the purpose of receiving final instructions to depart for India. The Robert Lowe, steamer, was spoken in lat. 2 north, lon. 22 west, on August 2G, vri.h part of the let Royal Regiment on board. Ballarat, ship waa spoken, Kept. 2, with emend division third battalion 6 0th Rifles; no latitude or longitude' given. The Austria, with the 94th, leaves this afternoon for India; the Great Britain, with the Bth Itoyal Irish Haman end 17th Lancers, is expected to be in readiness on Wednoeday or Thursday next ; the Calcutta amain, the arrival of the Mat from Dublin, and the Princess Charlotte le hourly looked for to take out the head-quarters of the 18th Royal Irish, with detachments.—Cork Reporter of Monday. EXTENSIVE 83117130L1N0 ON THE SussEx COAST. —C•PTI.TtE AND CONVICTION OP THE SIITOOLE..— Yesterday (Tumday), Thomas Bruoe and Henry Everett, of Portsmouth, and John Wicks, of Angmering, mariners, and Thomas Castladen Elliott, master of a vessel called the In trepid, were charged before the magistrates, at Arundel, with smuggling between CA and 70 tubs of sprite, with intent to • defraud the revenue of 3001. All the prisoners, except the muter (Elliott), pleaded guilty. James Isiehop, a coact guardsmen on the Littlehampion service, deposed that about two o'clock ou the morning of the 24th u't. lie observed a ' beet with three men in it coming towards the chore At this time between 30 end 40 men, whom ho did not know., were hovering about the shore. Mr. J. 1). Beath, master in the Royal Navy and chief °throe in the Littlehatupton Coast (hood Service, stated that he had a galley manned and put off to ma. After pulling about two miles how the shore they came up to a vessel of Inept eioue appearance, which they burled. On it they found only the menhir (Elliott), who .aid be was on his way from Portsmouth to Shoreham. Shortly afterwards they pulled up to • boat, which bad the other three pretenses on board. They had with them between 30 and 40 tubs of Geneva, and near the bat were floating from 16 to 20 other tube. They took all the prisoncre, with the tube, into custody. After some further evidence it wee stet. d that the tubs comprised 38 of Geneva and 20 of brandy, all nearly 60 per cent. over proof. The duty upon the tame amounted to 3001. The bench sentenced the master (Elliott) to nine months' impri sonment, and the other three to eight months each. The vessel and other property were contlecated. ARSENIC IN FLOUR. —Great consternation was caused a few day. ego at Neumunster, in Holstein, by the diecovery that about 90 persons, belonging to eight families, had been poisoned. Medical amistance was at once procured, but two children died, and the lives of several other were dtmaired of. It turned out that they had all eaten dishes made of flour which contained a considerable quantity demonic. The flour wee bought of • dealer Lt Brainetadt, but It has not yet been discovered bow it rime to be poisoned. Some other promos, raiding in the environs of the town, were aloe poisoned. An investigation but been instituted. 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Moth am& MARYLEBONE„ The court wee croWeits wecess, --. 11 omanosoce of its huts( bees the2at a=ed for the further etandondon of AM Marks, B•11-strewl, Edgewar•-road ; fleenesel Narks, his brother ; 'end damages Bimosords, all of whom steed dean* with baring bees concerned to the frau. &dent oleal of property to the amount of many thou mod po& subsequently to a tat of bankruptcy againet the dort-named primmer. • Perth ulare of what transpired at former inquiries here ap psared in our paper. Mr. finfard appeared for the prnaeeution ; Mr. Sleigh for Samuel Marko and Simi:ponds ; and Mr. Solomon for John Marks. Mr. Wilding eras also present to watch the cams on behalf of several rreditora. _ _ witness.. having proved the eels sad delivery of goods to large amounts to the prisoner, William Molloy, whose previous evidenos pea already ap peared, stated that the goods referred to in the preceding tes timony had been received at the premu.. of the bankrupt,,in whom wrviee he woe, and that they were peeked up under the direction of his employer (John Marks), and the other prisoner, nermionally masted him in the packing. Portions of the gonds were seat to Reigate, Ipewich, Cambridge, W Weymouth, sad he (witness) rewired money at differtat times for his tremble. Creoremmiard by Mr. Sleigh—At the last examination I wee 'Meer I wee in the hands of the solicitor for the pros!. radon. I woe tent to take • trip to Brightoa for the benent of soy health. It is not true that I claimed 2001. from Sa muel Marta threatening that If be did not give me that stun I weald transport them all. I repast, upon my oath, that I sever mode • demand the kind, nor even a request, from either of the parties. to that effect. I wrote a letter, but It was by direction of Samuel Marks, end in his back parlour. By Mr. Broughton-1 mean to swear that what I have Mated is true, and that I will abide by it. Mr. Sleigh (handing him • letter)l, that your hand writing? Milne/a—lt is. Here the letter was les& It ran thus : "48, Hereford-street. August 13. " Sir,—l think you have behaved extremely bed to me ; after working day and night to get your geode all nicely packed for you, you paid me only a ploy 6e. Now tuillese you give me 2001,1 wit go to the Bankruptcy Courtin Bening hall-street, and will send you all out of the country. I know that you did not give more than three ports value for the goods, and you amid to my house the 2001. I will give yea few days to consider, and if you do not send, you will be sorry for it, for I'M swear anything to get that amount, or • ore if I con. t savant. -1 • oar obedien t " WILL IA Id MOLLOY." By Mr. Sleigh—The envelope of thin letter is in toy hand writing. By Mr. Gifford—Samuel Marks made an appointment with me, sad I wrote the letter at hie dictation. Ito wonted to send um to New Zealand. He gave me a sovereign after I had written the letter. Mr. Broughton expremsd Ms conviction that the witness had been guilty of a `roes set of perjury. After some additional evidence, the prisoners were :e -mended till to-morrow (this day) week. .. , .tication was made for beil,but Mr. Broughton refused to to the request. John Harris. slim re 4,01, a man wril-known to the po lice, was charged with having stolen it box suit two meta, the property of Mr. O'Beivan, landlord 01 the Hope, Btephen-streeS, Limon-grove. It appeared from the evidence that at one ,'clerk that mot sing the prisoner and two others who war with him were mending at the bar of the home slid in . short time Brehm, 302 1), who, with two more ollicers, toot It lit watch upon the movements of the party, saw pima,' im up Maim. Welker, 184, and Jerome, 295 1), went up in vetch of bin (prisocer), and on the first landing the wisdom leading to the wasbhouae wee bond open, and a box and two costa were discovered on the said landing, the articles having been stolen from the prosecutor'. bedroom. Prisoner, who had tamped over the wall, and upon whose hand was blood (there wee blood elso on the box), was shortly afterward. taken into custody, in Stepheereonrt, by the officer Brahma. The prisoner wan remanded for a week. CLERICENWELL . John Lowe, aged 24,•11onaespe 7,7i:riding at 6, Camden- C argi ' tiokat wal charged with committing a Mr. James Rodgers, lesdlord of the Bernabury Castle public-home, Yoeippleos, Barnabory, rid—Loot night, between the hours of 6 and 7, the prisoner, whom he bad never seen before, entered his house sod asked to be served with some beer. He being the worse for liquor, hie (the nommen tor's) daughter refused to serve Imo, and be then node me of the moot disgusting and abusive language. When the primmer was milted to go out he refused to do so ; upon which he proceeded to man him out. When he was put outride the door, prisoner picked up • large flint stone, and struck him • tremendous blow on the face with it, cutting his nom and blacking one of Lis eyes. A cumber of per sons came to his assistance, and the prisoner blacked the eyes of mars than • dome others. Mr. Charles Coulson said he was at the Barnmbury Castle, and was rendering 'Mateo°, to the lea ~ when the prisoner bit off one of die knuckle., and bit thr ;:h another of his engem. Mr. Edward Thomas Former° mid he "L. lied to puah that gentleman out of the house" (meaning the primmer), when he was struck on the left eye, which was I i ne • a p e a consequence. It wee stated by the prcescutor that sevenl i.esone were most grossly assaulted by the prisoner. Poltoe•ennatable Marsh, 170 N, took the prisoner into cus tody, and on has way to the station he threw him down twice, and also kicked him. The prisoner, in defence, said he was extremely sorry foe what hr bad done, end be gged to be forgiven, es be was the worse for liquor. Mr. Tyrwhitt said the prisoner was • perfect brute and a very dangerous fellow. He should for the first asesult fine him Ms., or 11 days' implieunment , or two months., for the 'moult on Mr. Coulson ; 10e., or a week, for the asesult on the police-constable; and 20e., or 14 days, for the assault on Mr. Forearm. The prisoner was locked up in default. WESTMINSTER. Mary Antic Collard. twenty years , of age, was charged with feloniously 'moulting and wounding Joseph Wiltakurs, an artisan. Complainant said that he was at a concert at the Hose and Crown Kikhtabridge, last evening, when the prisoner, with whom be had previously been on terms of intimacy, sat be hind him, and endeavoured to provoke him by abasing him In every possible way. He left the room in order to prevent any diaturbence. and went down stairs. She followed him, when, to avoid her, he went into the back yard. Thinking she was gone, he again went npstaire, when the prisoner sud denly made her appearance, and, jumping on his back, made a furious attack upon him with her fists. lie received a num ber of violent blows in the face, and when he mmeeeded in getting her off his bark she seised a quart pewter pot sad cut hi heed open with a violent blow. Mr. Poynter asked whether he had beta taken to the hospital l• The police replied that he had, and that his wound bad been dr...ed. It appeared to be very serious. In reply to questlora from the magistrate, it was stated that differences had been going on for some time put, and that she complained of former ill treatment doling their . . intLllMr!e&ratel—Whatever may hare occurred, she mast not commit a murderous assault like this. She ie remanded for • week. LAM BETH. Ellen Reynold., an elderly women, attired in a decent suit of mourning, was 'barred with stealing • coat, value 9e. dd., the property of Mr. Edward Grove, the well-known clothier, in the I.nwer Marsh, Lambeth. Mr. Henry ltieb, the foremen to the prosecutor, deposed that yencidsy morning he observed the prisoner deliberately walk up to the porch of his employer's . premise., and take down the coat, which was hanging mitrde. She concealed the garment ands her .bawl, and no. moving away with it, when the witness followed and stopped her, and brought her back to the shop, with the property in her poseenion. Police. conethie Hart, 1. K 2, raid he was sent for to Mr. Greve's ahoy, when the prisoner was given into his c u stody. When Naked why she had taken the coal, she replied that that was her own banning. She refused to give any address, and the witness conveyed her to the station-house. The prisoner admitted the facts adduced in evidence against her, bat pleaded distress in extenuation of the offence she had committed. . . In answer loth. magistrate, The primmer stated that four years ago sbe bad lived in a mineable mitemtion in the Walworth-road, but that now Abe me without a house or a single friend in the world. The pri- Ismer further raid she would prvfer that the came should le disposed ut hers instead of being sent to the maims. She added Ihet rho was guilty, and Mr. Elliott aenteneed her to two months' hard lobour in the Wandsworth Hones of Correction. SOUTHWARK. John Smirk, a port; in the employ of the Booth-Eastern Railway Company, wastioally examined charged with seal ing a largo quantity of brass boiler tubing, the property of the coin pally. Mr. Robinson, the law clerk to the company, proomutsd; a d M r , Salmon defended the pnumer. It appeared that about the nodal,' of lost month three and a half tons of braes boiler tubing were motto the Brick layer. Arms-elation, from the conipmay's factory at Aahfued, in Kent, and four hundred weight was mimed from the trucks. The prisoner worked at the Briekkiers Arm.- otation. and he with some others was allowed to grow vege tables by the tilde of the line, not far from where the truck. ' were left, previous to being discharged of their loads. About half-past five on the afternoon cif Wednesday, the 23rd ult., Thomas Hudson, an inspector of the company's line, went into the Gloucester-road. by the side of the rail way, and saw two men jump over the railing into the road, and the prisoner leaving them, and seeing witness, he went and got a shovel and commenced digging. Witness believing that he bed just handed something to the men who Led run away, went after them, and near the fence be picked up a basket containing brass tubing, covered with fresh cabbage leaves. There were cabbages growing nem the spot share the prisoner was, and from Information ha took him Into custody. Edward Kowa, a labourer, said that on the evening in question be as. the prisoner, with a basket, near the Glom. coisr-rind, red ha wan patting cabbage-loves in it, KG AIABIE2S, COTTON. LITZEPOOL, -.- ocr. 6. Tho .•ales {re 12,000 bales-1,000 for expurt and 3,000 on spo'llation:. including 400 Peraam and blaranhant, at 100. to !Dit• 30 Ba h* g ; 120 Egyptian, Ild. te 3,000 Sant, at 6id. to 7d. par lb. Imports mince Thar*, 10,000 beim Thor nsarkm closed very firmly, and priced American an full . dearer. Bowels r a th er more , lid 1 1 e th ers an trout last weak. COTTON 0001)8.—K•natzurn, OCT. 6.—The du et price in the Liverpool cotton market has ted to en srlese., here of about id. per lb. In yenta Mace Pudgy last. no. is a moderate business doing, but the astount of tramsetior s undoubtedly limited by the increase in value. It is thoush nmerthelem, that rates will become atiU higher than they at present. There is at the 1,616 time not meek Imam* doing in goode of any description, or for any quarter, oisis, to the great firmness with which the last quotations em minium:mil. Some activity would probably exist were nuns facturere disposed to accept the prices current last week , as Mocks are light, and the prim of cotton still tend. low wards, it is not likely that holders oil entertain propos4 for any concemaion. There are report. of three or fog bilors In the silk trade, to the amount of 30,0001. or 40,00f4 In each ewe. WOOL.—Lszo., Ocr. 6.—We have no alteration in m market this morning. It continues flat. There has beet, limited attendance of buyers in the Cloth-balk, and trams. Mom only to a moderate extent have taken place. FICDUOIOIVIEI.II OCT 6.—The market isgenerally qui et , There are many sCranirem in, but the operators arc cauti u and the trensactions limited. The hater appear to Le di: confined to low woollens, cottons finding • couch km mg. sale. WOOLS.-11IIDDS1071111.1l, OCT. C.—'Then is l ess 4,, mend for wools at present than for some weeks past, but 6 stocks on hand no now considered light, dealers are not du pmed to accept lower prices. MAN U FACIT RES.-11 VDDIZIVTILD, Om. 6. Buyee attending to-day have been moderates and menufsetarm now bringing in goods made of wools at the dammed pii s require a corresponding admit., which merchants ere ,' willinif to give, and consequently business is much thaw eeptiug in low. priced union mixtures, the demand for s 041 continues brisk. COSH.—Bortott, Ocr. 6.—There wee a fair supply. wheat at this market to-day. Trade firm at the prior a this day se'snight. Wheat, red, bis. to 67a. ; white, s t to 60a. The show of spring corn was again limited, a t price. of all aorta same sa last week. Oat., 11 stone, A to 26e.; 12 stone, 28a. Beans, old, 60.. to 615.; new, 44. to 475. Peas, white, 44e. to ate. ; blue, 46a. Luzon, Oct. 6. We are well supplied with The. to-day, The finest dry qualitiee are held firmly at the re , of Friday, but little programa can be made in sale. without, slight concession in price, and inferior and damp amyl, se almost unsaleable. Fins barley vary scarce, and mahatma:, its value; other aorta rather lower. BOWS, oata, and otbe articles without elterstion. Aninsgs Price of Grain- Wheat, 3,281 gra., 66.. lid.; barley, 740 qrs., 445. tit oats, 30 gra., Na. Id.; beans, 203 cts., 485. 6/d.; peas, D qrs., 4436. Arrivals Wheat, 6,116 qrs.; oats, 313 gran hirley, 726 qn. ; beans, 359 qrs. . . . Lvsx, Orr. 6.—The weather since this day week the exception of Sunday, hasbeen fine and dry. To-daY! market a fair supply of wheat ; good dry samples m ill commanded last week's pekes ; damp qualities the tern a favour of buyers. Barley be better supply, both malting an grinding coalition fully as deer as last week. Wheat, wbits 61Ibe. to 631ba., 61s. to 665.' rad, 601 be to 6316., 65.. t 584.; new, 621bs. to 64th.., 645. to 395.; ditto, 60Ibe. 611b5., 600. to 64a. Barley, Chevalier, new, 5211.. to 541te. 435. to 4841. ; 001111310111, 611bs. to 621b5., 37a. to 42.. Beam old, 6616. to 66116., 46a. t:s 625.; new, 64185. to 661 be., 42. to 465. per qr. to the growers. - - • • • -• • • • NZTICASTLI, OCT. 6.—A goad supply of farmer( wheat with a slow sale, at Saturday'. prima. In south count, wheat little passing, millers supplying their wants flan farmers . Holders fi rm in their demand.. A retail Wince in fine foreign qualities, at full rates. Flour slow gale, sac • shade lower. Bans, pees, and oats unaltered. Hula, Ocr. 6.—A fair attendance. A slow sale, at abow Let week's prices fur wheat. Oats rather lower. Othe articles without change. ' " SALISBURY, (icy. 6.—Our market WWI fully ripplie all kinds of grain end mead, and the quality and condition a most of it was good. The attendance was a:Waive. The demand for wheat was slow, and the trade dome was at leg week's pewee. There was no alteration is the price of door but only present wants was supplied. There wan 6 fair demand for best mating quailties of bn lay, at full rates, but for secondary sorts the la was ekes though not cheaper. Malt we. In rather mon request than of late, and old malt, being in a very name complus., prices ran remarkably high; new malt is not ye much sought after. There was no alteration in the pries a other grain and the trade wee slack. New wheat, 665. u 68e. ; old, 635. to 62a. Barley, 36e. to 46e. Oats, 2fe. It 32a. Beans, 40a. to 625. Pea, 42a. to 46s Rye, 40s. a 465. Tares, 42a. to 465. per qr. Flour, 41s. to 465. pa rek Old malt, 10s. per bushel. new, 9a. 6d. &macros-cm-Tau, Oc-r. 6.—The arrivals of grain coast. wise for the past week are moderate. To this day's marls we had a small show of wheat, and having a thin attendants of buyers, the demand proved slow, but lest week's pries wore fully maintained. Oats in fair request. Beans in gooi demand at full price.. In other articles no change to note. Imports during the put week :—Wheat,coaatwise, 1,679, oats, coaatwise, 278; foreign, 800 qrs. BUTTER.—CoII, OCT. 6.—lst, 118..; %Ids, 112► . ards, 1064., Ulu, 1004.; Ms, Ms.; 6111 s, 63a. 2,400 saw. CATTLE.-NEwcaerna, OCT. 6.-The supply of Ind comprises 931 head. Trade active, at 3d. per stone loww. Number of lbw*. 7,890. The mutton trade is lees actin than last week, at about id. per lb. kr money. A good d:• mend for porkers, and else theater* kinds, at full rates. Bell 6s. 6d. to Be. 3d. per stone ; pork, es. 6d. to Re. per stone , mutton, 64d. to 7d. per lb. SALIKAVRT, Ocr. 6.-At this days market we had one el the largest supplies of cattle we bare seen for many month, pot; but the general quality wee of an interim close. The attendance of country butchers end dealers was large, trod the better sorts met with • reedy sale, and s clearance was early effected at the pekes of our teat market. Inferior animals were a dull sale, though a large number changed brinds,_ fully en* teasing late Tate, but • clearance IVY not ellecte. The supply of sharp was not so large as at the last market, rod there being a goad demand, an early clearance was made, without any alteration of prices. 'We were very neatly upplied with calves, which met a ready sale se lest quoted. In the pig market the supply wee tolerably good, portico. Orly of store pigs, and a fair amount of buainees we. done; but prices were certainly on the decline. Best on bre, 11.. etd. to 12e. 6d. per score; heifers, from 10.. to Ile.; mutton, 24d. to bid. per lb. ; lamb, 84d. to 9d.; veal. 71.1. in Bd. ; pork, fresh and salt, 74d. to 9d. per lb., and 10s. 3d. to 10e. 91. par arose; green bacon, 9d. per lb., and 10e. 3d. to 10.. 6d. per soon; dry bacon, 10d. to Ild. par lb.; sod pickled barn, 10d. per lb.; quarter old store pigs, 235. to 30e. each ; suckling calves, 20.. to 30s. each. -- - - ----- SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB CAB lALTIEB. Lours% brll. so d tok boors to Ardrome, has pot tort witl I°. tsv.'l" l In Meet with the Coroorl , r the Formby (ht. O. lady llollotoo tsoi, from tendon for thdie, pot into liiortos 0 , LSO a.m., bombe •pouf o wt.—Lissrpool. Ott. 4. (barges). Coolant ,tipbeits. , sss •rreltcd . &Misr . Rte. *bow II wiles from Crops' Mt, to • itals on tee ` 22nd ot September heeds raved.— Wyborit &pt. VO. Prork•os.esptsln norms, hem It:enrol to Wybveg. Mm lost 00 ter Flocks (Bird's Isla.)). to At tub ot eopstiotoo. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. isteologer, from Liverpani lor Bombay, Pp'. $4, Yt. $3 N. 3$ 21. Athroluo, Bola Liverpool for Mc% woe, Sept- 3, 42.11.10 2., 1011. 3t $1 W. Berhampora, from Arrant+, 120 dayA out, Fept. 4, Ist. 1L33 2., Mit W. Ballarat, from London for Idalbourar, September 2, lat.ll 8., Is $6 W. Callkra vitirl. from Altyab IN Says for Falmouth, Sept. IS, lat. 142 , ka.30.10 tt, Crew) (poop). Auct.4lo.laL ".1 , Y.. ton 10 W Pa , lat i), of sold arra, L.l6err , l for Moute Vtdeo, all well, 1118 8 . ea lair of Imbue la the Barer ?able. Goma .0. Ocean, from Calcutta 33 4a7s, Septa, lat. 14.1111.. 616 KW W. Imperauko. For (Engluth barq,), for Alralaay, Far. I, lA. 68, ke.3380 b.1.14c0r, from. Calcutta for 140400, July IS, 6t 14 8., Ira. II Li BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AT ft INSON.—Oet. at Leuebtall. Armagh. M. .tt of C.PL eon. late 7 2nd Uhthlandevs. to • daughter. BtK EK. 3. at lay. Maw, K. the Me of Mr. C. O. 111110. 41 • dauehter. BROA I , IIU RST.—fle74. V, at tut Ham Len. the 'Mad Mr. I.llf. Broulhorsh of • datilhh.. DUKA..—Oet. 4. at !Awry:if . ..et. Fah. oluate. the site of T. Fah bhp.. D.. 14.14.1.C.F., Mouth>, I ...hi. ot *oo. DAGO Alt I,—Oet. 4, the wife of F. T. Haggard, 6.1.. of the MA Model. of • we. PLARRIAORIL BILL-111CHMOMM.—Oe'. of Wootolo•teo CIAO, by the ftfo Wards. W. W Zak., to 61ra'rth daughter of tau tile J. Ulu el M mark Mot emento. , oe. M MO OALIt—WTM•N.—Oot. 3. at St. .rce, Ftoke NetringtW Item W. Wallnek, WA , J. H. MOO of Matadi. en.. Anote, daughter of W. ff. Mr. Wpm u. .o ~ of Kettering, 21o0lotoaP Mod re. HAY ES-24 EN 1 , 211802:.—Oot. 3. aB4 P a nems Chord, 0 Fora Yap ,of Ft Mictlool A SOM. to MlLlale. ()WOW of thOloto A. Menden., Lot., of Park.taael DT•THS. 002110.-Oct. tat Elbaadartelt pima, 2Matairatu " wt.". Cumming. daagtiter of the late 6lr /L. P. C. iladoa. Hart. at A/lifa sad Oordoratearn. II -4 `" st ilmoMM. UM. IMa•Col. IL CD. Joala Me Or Bombay Army. 4a. MAY N.% 21).-(kt. 3, a Tottrabitro. R. Maynard. EA, TO TN Mt. -OM 6, mated.. bchcoban, Joanna nada_ 2.1.. 04 23. Ilolans-pice. ltuater..anotra. and n"..d'M. aged a. *. rathavi ceT:cu blau.. la as 1.0 I 1