The Express. — London, England, 1851-09-10 00:00:00

I them red, to indicate danger and to stop the ',tine,. and the other pees, which is • signal to proceed with evince. it hasp hem employed upon the line sine.: the opening, about twelve months since, awl was On doty on Saturday eve Mil? last. I knew Co re was an eseurvion train coming front Loudon to Os ford, oat I did not know it was to stop at the Dietetic station. until Wilmot, another policeman, tell me on about • quarter or 'lO minutes to 7 o'clock, just r he win going to the points leading into the sidle. whale be is stationed. lie said to me .• Harris, the incersioa train is piing to stop here. I shall signal them la with misi d s Ism sod you stop the re with your red one." The f ro m Os points to my gate is about 7 6 yards. I • ,s. Wiry well." Wilmot went.a to the points. I soon after saw the train Wining, and looking towards Wilmot, I now Wm bolding both his Rage up. litt hold his pedlepi lip as eset as hr .aw the gnat speed st width dr web vas need the curve. Ile mold GM sr UN ildrit ie ff lease round the place called Tubls'e-lane, which is potty beady to • quarter of • mile distant from the points. I now myself that (be train was coming my fast, and fest big that there weight be an accident if the train ran into the down aiding. I celled out, "Send them down the straight line." I don't believe Wilmot heard what I said. I was then standing upon the straight line. At that time I am quite sure he had not touched the points, which were then, a. usual, "right" for the siding. I did not see Wilmot move the points at all. The neat thing I remember was d 'that Wilmot called to me to put op the danger sig na l below the station. I called out to the parties on the plat form to do so. The lamps Were not then lit. It was day light. The red arm was down to signify caution when ‘• ilmot called to me, and it was put out straight to signify danger and to stop as soon as I called. I saw Hr. Brown. the station master, on the platform at this tame. I turned round after having seen the semaphore signal up, and then I saw the engine run right over the paints, mount and come down in the direction of the straight raid. As soon es ever I saw this, I wee alarmed and run away. I ran in the porch of the station.router's house, and the engine appeared as if It were tenting right into us ; and I cried oat to Scott, who was examined yes. Imlay, " For God's sake , Scutt, we shall both be killed !" The engine ensue within about • foot of the porch were we were, en , ' then stopped. 1 was very much slimed, and don't recollect anything else until I pt out sad nos down ill. line towards the station. I saw the station earner as I was running up the line. lle said, " Fat God's sake, !Ist ria, we shall all be killed." I milted to get seep of the passengen out of the earnages, sad seas alter want beck toward. Taunton to stop the next train. Ide sot remem ber the station•msster cellist/ anything out to me from the platform. Wilmot was the only man who told ma the train was to stop. I supposed he had got Isis orders from the ststion•msster, who alone has authority to issue orders on the subject. The Yore man -Did you ever know Illi excursion train stop at Iticsida r on II Setlliday . evening ? WI t n...s - Y.,, on one Ol'e 1 , 1 , .n. Coroner—Did you see that the points were right to carry the moil into the siding at the time you saw the engine Jump Vs it nias--Yis ; I am sure of that. A Juror -Dave you not seen the Oxford eteunion train go through the Dim eke station very rapidly on previous occasions .... Witorsi —I have ; hut whether so fast as the driver went on Saturday I cannot say, because I did not see the train paw. It was my own idea to call to Wilmot to pot the train cleat the straight line. Mr. Jame. SPConnell was next examined. Ile' sa id, I am ruperintodent of the locomotive department of the London and North Western Railway. On Saturday en g I received at Wolverhampton a telegraphic soe.wage from the Ilicester station, in sousequenee of which I came down here, and arrived about &quarter to II o'clock. (In proceeding to the spot I observed the engine had run off the rail., and was lying near the station-mas ter's hou.e. The tender was aloi off the rails, with the exception, I believe, of one pair of wheels. My people were there busy at the carria ea. My first care was to as certain whether all the pour people were extricated. I was informed that they were. I gave such direct.ons as an peamd ricceseary to assure myself of the fact, and a. won as powible got all the carriages cleared and removed. After some time we gat the line clewed and opened far the traMc. I afterwards went to examine the mew, wince I hand embedded in the ballast close to the station-roaster's house. I saw a sail twined in the driving wheel. I The rails which had been mi.plaeed were put right b fore I arrived. On Sunday muniing we tried the points. by running an en gine and some waggons over them. We found that after running the train over the points from Blatancy towards Winslow the points did not shut completely. The points in que.tion are weighted to lead into the siding, and meet he opened to admit a train on to the straight line. Believing that their inaction might have arisen from the dirt and dust of the proriou. night I desired them to be cleaned and oiled, after which they acted properly. I have heard that the left-band pint coming from Winslow was hest, but if it can the injury had been repaired before I saw it. I ob. served also that the e ol of the tie red connecting the points had la. a recently in the fire. I have since heard that the nut attached to the screw had been knocked or by the accident. -- 6;;er—lle you think the train would have turned properly into the siding while pfoceeding at twenty miles an botir,? Mr *Mk it erseld. I believe so. That is slipperiest the prier kg hoes is their proper place, and not at ter the strar Coroner —rem oserroties you her made sa pus able to isms soy spiel= mto what was the ears et the engine aniline of the nes t r.lilironnell —Comilatentwthdie pretested, the sio4 probable maw, sad. irked, theesly see I tea re oreicib• to my nwa mind, is that the eiglimemeelisee mead as to tho main or straight hoe; Se plots, AIM NM came which I eanuot explain, met Is have bees thus alterid ; and that the tender meet hare takes the peas Leto down Oche" , that they esstinued to rue is time positions for • sleet dimarto—osy • kw isse—dho risme, mill keeping to the Err lime, until die ender MEW 11110 eoutact with the aid of the " gra" se check rail," and thew spriocrlog up, a Mir wee Irmo to the ermine, which ousel it to diverse eel bre the rails tearing up the ester line with it, wed the tes*r islethe maitre is which it was ilreerl dini ft oarless porn the rapine with their ews sierseter, sad twitter also remiss, a War or roe obeerestios from the tender, were therm of the lies and embed forward "Mast the 'report ou the Mrs Silo MOM railway, a raw see piece a timber, works( IS lurked weight sad embedded several hot in the meth, as striking they were broken up, sad hill . spos each other down the mud insbeakrest, at this person el the lime. Is the prairie is which they were feud. Prima riormaties I have eollected, sad Ilan etwervatier I have weak, each is my opinion. I erre reser& the oppressor with may other erasures. l'ortmarr How did the trailer r e off Om down siding? Ire ?f•t•unnell—l'nnn the pulling of the engine. I found Ur tutor, of the wheels of the tender notched, as if they hid .truck or come into contact with • "guard " or •• cheek •rail." t'oroner Do you think, if the points lad remained right, it would bavt. byre pep..able fur sa twist at any speed to ►are gone into the siding ? Mr. ki•Connell -An engine coatis( at a high velocity, and saiddenly diverged from a main line into a siding, would .taad a great chance of leaping of tha rail; but it mast be a very high velocity. ''ornery—Do you say that this weld be possible or 'cohabit Mr. *Cosa*ll —1 should say porille. I siroalli sY 60 miles an hour • high relacity. 23 ar 30 miles s bray I rail a 123 , ..1rrate spsad. In cromisi to • eV A of this & k. starter I thin that 20 stiles sa boar is ao gri as can be allowed with perfect safety. ami el* IS miles an hour under such circumstances la • asis speak supposol the gauges correct sad that all is la • paper State at the curvet. William Kirhy was seat sailed. U. snolv-I ass a pane et the Banner station. OR last Ilatuidsp e sera tin@ is the middle at the day. I heard hen the pyeen@s Wan On the etermou VOID cipcctod dens h uteneleg amid Asp at the 'Wawa. lad ast boas ssoblig Mow it ben bruin or say alias pima ems NA. le the evening. ekes Pia nista fa sena *Week, as 1 we. coating est of the poi slisp, Mr. 1.01. " authorised " n@ es_ pet up the rod egaal. which was theta WI way dm. te ng = austion. I mired it to • tandekt Ilse, which nom that lay iteedep true mat sup. At the aismat 1 rabid it I saw tha train au the Dissets del of the asziliazy sigma Kati ten rapidly. lAd set ham Minis sob eat to ne. I saw wades nen until the Ufa* took plait. Wilmot was at kla pain It is an usual ter Wilson 'to give ire strartions shoat the stoning se the trona Than owertie sins shook! he gins by the stones man. I have ham the enrol= Inds step at Illessne at use Ihearday aight. Qs that eamisa it was taimpaphad. The,. was as light deal up viisa the armlet MIMS& • • 11'11h;sa Canine was her nstallsd. Coroner —Carrier, you stated that it els 43 Lames past 6 o'clock wives you wen at Window MOD, and that pus then throe admits& Yoe mead *steam hate S l i e= seekeet 46 thirmake 6 Vele& Tee dee say that atin the widest at filiestsr mews, sa thee peu had got down from your teols pie Whet at your week and that as he or yes k teethes right minutes pert wren. Tad WA* yea tureety. two minutes from the time yaw winasse Wei= IS you got or your engine, sad for resale. the twitiatmilet be tween the two places. If this be what as yaw say es to the evidenee y ou gate of hat in6~eees IFFMNIOINag at twenty fades an bunt ? - - - Carrier—l tilLlOt be quite tensile II tO l . vise The rani will be a better judge of that. When we were sp. prombing Bin.ster atation I do not believe we were travel. ling faster than I have stated. Coroeer —lf you had known that you were to step at Birester, would you hare upproselsed the Wades at the pace you dui on Saturday evening Carrief—No. Coroner—You have mid that you SSW a *Tel light ee approaching the station ; where was that light . Carrier —lt was upon the signal post just through the etatkes. A white light. et:wowWe have heard half tir• Of dote pieties that the signal lamps ware not lighted when the ateklest took I place. Wight you act have bees deesivett by the irdieetem of the elms/ Cameo—No, dr. I believe it wee a log light that Ire. "la2r . e2N now after 4 cieleek the possesibp wen Ilea to-monew (Mit E . ...erstie, the statiorneelerZbe ethyl is the rearts bag. sat it le eimehleeed eh lemellooes ell be bereshe to • eine it the autt THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1851. ALARMING ON THE OREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. ITIITIIER P•IITICCLARE. The collision which happened to two cxcur sisals* trains on this line on Monday evening, was attested by the moat disastrous and it is feared fatal coliseressets. The trains which met with the disaster were eressled with header& of cHu m as the Crystal gposidemeth the great dot they were be, may he dewed a most slflttlY etreunt tiZraw•7 WW I that • =din al lif e Mil met The flanisry eletles. sea lame% le seems her or Ave miles hes tows. IN is rather monument, sad can he seen • senehlereble by these is charge of se orrembillg or-trals. Oa ilaaday ma k*, between 5 .5150 Vasil. ea up Ws et teach, ledea with coal was igen& to • eleri4lll at the Ilmasey station, Ja emesequesse a the aging width wee smutted &Wed diem seine came sr ether. A/ sun as as mewing et the train w fiend le be impracti cable with the mesas then et seetwred, the elefier-oester adepled the meet pimp menearee far Mobs dee and la pm twatimarjggeall plead the mar WI the leadm end el eta pint mobs Am Immodis amen. • short sas lap Ingenglowela apposed in eight, end ea arriving war the Maim w icing stop _the coal-trucks, of ethos, Ming wiper to London. Attention was the nieces le the seft of the Exhibition up excur *iambi Dale; Wien mad peeled at peeing that portion of the line havlng s = sre was emleed. Is addition to the ordinary long disuses a man seat down the line sues slimemene hi= the luggage-train with flag and lam.. mot the nest Wale that came up was that filled with thi lwa Irma IlaliSl a lkatea. lin. , which was oth ll 7 Ogled. Naha , Inn that adopted, sad behind win Mid teals 11 wee beam* to a stand still two sea were as &Wag the line, ma to the extent of upwards of LOW yerile, with anion is exhibit the stop and danger *nal w dr men amid they duly eom• plied with. Whit: thieves rite es every 'fort was made to move the coal trusts one may sr the ether. Unfortu nately the lice hr ant the aid With* deans telegraph, and consequently the amival sf the OM was aft se speedy as could be dmired. That la adman at the lug gage train was datathei,, end • onneamvar wee sea e means of a rope to dreg w esel•Mnelet far • *Hag, ✓e clear the line for the bake M The train. haw ever. were too heavy to be armed is each a Middies, mod the luggage locomotive wee staid In give up the attempt, At length the pilot snivel, ol the coal hole wee get seder weigh, followed by the kiwi train. The station being clear, the Exhibition tee.tniolHull was signalled to come up to the platform, but the pending trains being only 4 short distance a-heed, it wee neeermry to detain it until they had bees some way se va read. The time of the evening was drawing to seems Welsch, and dusk was cootie( en. The usual red Ifghie were out, and it is stated that the mesa who bed gene bee more than 1,000 yards remain -d at his post. , the Hull train had not been standing many minutes ere another filled with excursionists from Leeds, York, de., and driven by two powerful engines, was observed to be coming up be hind it at a sharp rate. It was obvious that the long danger signals had not been noticed, and it seems that neither of the trains in their ordinary course were appointed to stop at Heresy. On the train coming so close in sight the cry was raised • A train is coming behind you—move on, move on." An attempt was made to put the Hull passengers in motion, and scarcely had the engine taken a few strokes ere another cry was given, a collision appearing inevitable, " Jump, jump." Several did so, and in a few moments the front loco motive of the York train came in fearful contact with thereat of the Hull carriages. The shock is described to have been of the meet formidable character. The last three carriages of the Hull train were second-class, and, as we were informed by an eye witness, they were thrown almost upon one an other, and nearly shattered to pieces. Happily their frame work and couplings held, and to that fortunate circum stance may be attributed the preservation of the lives of the unfortunate occupants. The excitement end confusion somewhat subsiding, attention was immediately directed to the injured passengers. The Rev. Mr. Snell, of Fleet, near Holheach, is Lineuhishire, who had come up to visit the Exhibition, was removed in a most dreadful state of suffering. Ile had sustained a concussion of the spine, en *jury which utterly paralysed the whole of his lower eatreinities. With every can he was removed to the neighbouring Railway Hotel, and was promptly attended by Dr. Hands, of the village of liornsey, and other medical gentlemen. Mrs. Sarah Reynolds, of Tylerstreet, Ilitchin, who was accompanied by her son and daughter, also received much injury. She was pro nouneed to have sustained a fractured leg near the knee , 4oint, and fractured ribs. Her son and daughter were also injured about the face end legs. Mr. Jackson, a medical gentleman who had come up from Lincolnshire, was found insensible. He had been seriously struck on the head, sad Wood was lowing from his ears. Mr. Follies, a gentleman living in Upper Southwick.terrace, Connaught.square, alio asthaseed contusions as other parties. The wounded pas seagen were extricated, and the express up-train, which was then due, stopped. The natal information was for , warded es thei eiciala at the terminus. Mrs. Reynolds was whilst Is semevo to University Hospital, whither she WIN M=tstate yesterday, while set worse, was far from favourable. He had expressed a desire that Mrs. Snell might be sent for to be with lay and in the course of the day • relative started by trek Ilse bor. The whole facts were laid Were the directors yesterday, ma the usual informatics was Ihrwarded to the Board of s Tads ea the .object. The driver of the train has been = W es we meld gather, the librwing appears to be the ewe* lief ante parties injure' The lifire. illek aged 56 ! Amt. soar Holbeach, in i t' to et et spine rod a resrpieut injury the while of the hewer extremities. Lying at the Hail , way Hotel, Homey. He is repremented to have a family of six bin liereh Reggie of TAteatreet, Kitchell, Herta. We owe Wier/ by the EmedW dem= wbo saw ber at Mri. that dr bed eMd<tM a fractured leg and rib. Let iw~g. however, awe( the Akers of the compaity aapairted ut el that it was amertaisad that the leg had trot bon fessew. _ _ layTsai Or daughter). soatared Glee. Henry Erma& (bar an), sods iaisred, sad esattued leg sod arm sch emat r. ise Jethro. suegno , atLiaselsidre, heed injured, sad bust Mr.Felh;s7 -- esullswesu, ot 11. 17 Southwick-terrace, Comemnailat-wilems, ilydaiddi. [see. jured JllOllB Blow, etamosew. at altielisseh, eap of knee in . Fruns represeatatioas nude to us, there were many °then who suffered seriously is the train. HEALTH OF LONDON DUELNO THE WEEK. (Pros the 011ishl ispert.) TSB health of Loses in the week ending SAW- A", Iligienker kb. Waits erne inparearat. The imam whin la the_ pinions week wen 1411 11111 la M. Mike porn wise OM at stated err e* 144 bodersiaed the op of de sad aweramds i ilt wen ekiiisu arise the , op a/ 15; sad at wen sass awl Inman nisi re op et OIL Cloonhissw, s= a3 aresies. marlasiaa. aid ben. issinrah. (water on the Mad) do sompul weiey a tigeon; bur thank tiestberer ia this week was own tan elldisarms . ins hid is 111, M s thes et 1111. imen dime to 14= K no Is 11, impair mid vision to Is-ddb nine the age — Tie dribs hem illember increased hew 23 in the fint week et July, wad 143 in the Ant week et august, to 192 in the der reale Tbe deaths roan cholera also breeerd. bed Is the led week dry arstresd to 17. while Ohs nweekse Inas yeerren woe wee gamier shorn pesos& all ewer Zeroes in the hot sea ms et the par Ile_ ~ma salsa resemble those of Aide ermine s ham whisk, borrow, it differs in this re grey that the NOM et the fatal seem fa much less rapid. This ki the enalwersey of the awn fatal week of the =sada" apidatolo of 1849, whs. 3,183 of th e a &mg= died ; and the soarer between the bid& of the greet city thee sad et the preemie tire is gra dlyiamrsizar tralarly as it is new the abide id se may stager gen. It wadi be rill sr re gratifying V et the ncennenes of Aden was, as it might be, by dr MIMI of the allowing and a dre ssed *Om wiener sill enlssing, and laying the mar ten apes le the hiveshis et sissy Eagle-ere* Sad _eylarcie. The 31eires . speelded et s death at 62. age: " This e ird ass Odin& Pllgionni be die bore elate then th Aug th ust of diver sal dieethan, brides ewe ethers err to the hos pital. The bra of the bran leeks into Yorkshire Grey. yard, en she nark side of dagle-ereet, Red Lion-square, where thin are two dmighter.benrs, and generally • large erg heap. The enema in the yard la in a nbd i.e. The stench arising hen the slaughterhouses and rang Ms this hoer is beyond endurance." Ike births 4777 boys end 729 girls, in all 1,500 children, wire regkened is the week. The average of six cont. wyweeng weeks in 1845-50 was 1,334. At the Royal Obsenratory, Greenwich, the mean height of the barometer in the week was 30-028 in. The mean ereprattne of the week was eol deg., about 1 deg. above dirt arm, of corresponding weeks in ten years. The essegsratine was highest cia Tuesday, when the mean wee did and lowest on Sunday, when the mean was 5411 deg., or 5.5 deg. below the average of the same day Is ten years. The wind generally blew from the moeth-west daring the drat three days, and then from the nsetis-aset to the end of the week. - Hal MAJESTY'S VISIT TO LIVERPOOL—At epeeist meeting of the Liverpool Tetra Causal, held yes terday, the stayer stated that • eseaseeideatiea bed be* mend beet Cot Phil*, eish seeped te the eldeets *deb bat **ay Wein riiL N Input thaw bas klesied rift le thew* es the /* et Weber me* Zee lbjesty peg** kale leet ielereesost ea le the Letatai sew at tee *Welk, led le yeesied *the elver le here* beet, the Poky . Ibr the pewee et leseeedee the dada the lieges that as hear sal s belt ay he eneeliwel eedlelset I hr the* eleset t the Om mere*** .sew, I a* reseed *the I.l*** et wee eevehd hap maned Is the yeripsiee, *new her WM. rag: Ida dip Mils ho the Te•whell e noel* as ydelehe eta et** pleas leediSlNl. Her Moja* wit elleewords pressed es bee Nese le II by the *bray. At the meeledee et the Myer% Awe esse load ales et arefe. beer, " fat" OIL Geeree'e-bell. HONE* Med *et be ** the somata oteitiAmmellebe meth is *di ers ease* te sexy eet the INA , PIM way bee ethrs Hearty IRELAND. Dr111.1"1. Sirr. 9. Lord Monteagle's seal and industry not having, it would appear, had sufficient scope throughout the late laborious session of parliament, his lordship has been recruiting himself since his retirement to Mount Trenchant in writing a pamphlet on the Ecclesias tical Titles Act. He has addressed the result of his ' labours to Archbishop Wheatley, the purport of his publication being to reply to certain portions of the Archbishop's recent charge to the clergy of Dublin in St. Patrick's Cathedral. With the general tenor of Dr. Wheatley's charge Lord Monteagle and the other opponents of the anti-papal asstunption law could set And fault, his grace having declared him self throughout as hostile to that course of legisla tion t but there were one or two propositions in the chine le which Lord Monteagle has taken excep tion, ad which he has endeavoured to confute. Tess be bee thee stated : It wpm Poi per grace's tongues rests upon the follow :—The exemption of Ireland from the act wett~ 1n year *tisk bare an abandonment of the royal pewspelve in Ireland, whilst that prerogative required and resslesd • parliamentary confirmation m England. The saimplies of Irehmi would have been a virtual violation deer of the articles et the union. The exemption of lee ks' would have been imputed not to motives of kindness injustice but to fear. ~Whilst your grace disapproves of the ass winch his unfortunately pared you consider that the ezeonslss of Ireland would have Leen incomparably more 6111=as well as dishonourable. ;lonteagle takes up these proprietors seria tim, and labours to refute them chiefly by references to the history of affairs political and ecclesiastical in this country subsequent to the reformation. The Dublin Erening herald gives the following legal rumours: It is rumoared with much confidence that certain c hanges elf es inic r ee on the bench and at tli a e n C ins midis eve of officially announced. In the first . Justice Perrin is about to retire, =a l gimim pr =saitin lie two of his sons in their The vaunt justiceship of the Queue Dm\ is is be the elevation thereto of Mr. AtiernerOrsuld ; and the attorney-general ship thus vassisi fa Is be assumed by the Right Hon. Richard WEN= Orem, Q.C. ; Mr. Hughes continuing to hold his present ass eadicitor-G. nerd. These arrange ' ments have bees eepleted and commented upon among the bar, and are very psetally looked upon as settled. We arc, of course, anabft either to authenticate or to contradict this rumour, and give It merely for what it may be worth. A general movement is being made by the boards, and guardians, and rate-payer, in the more distressed unions, against the burdens imposed upon theta by the repayment of advances. MILITARY. (From WA last mitten Gazette.) R OFFICE. Barr. IL 17th Riot. of LI. Drag.. -for. 0. Roes to be at.., Wee IL St. George, whs res. the adjutancy only. 3th Rest. of V. —Lieut. A. Y.. Ross to ho adj., Wes Cotter, who res. the adjutaney only. 7th P. - Pap! It. P. I. Jamas, from the 41st F., to be capt., &wart, who tweb. Ihrt V.—Gent. Chalet T. E. nent - rf intuit, from the Royal MI. Col., to be antra, vl.e Benison. app. to 6 ith V. 14th P.—E. P. L. leAretaw, rent., to be emdis. by per., Tint 'Man, who lit 4144 F.—(pt. R. Swam, from the 7th F. to be *apt., else reamer, who err: 42sd V.—Lieet. T. IL Cameras to be apt,, without per., floe Oar doe, dee. ; Er. W. L rocs see to be IMut., vice Carbons ; Gest. Cars J. C. Z. Grove, Woe Ur IL Yd. 02L., to be cm., vies Meerth. 3Stb V.—Brut. L Circa tree the 2rl Wel ladle Regt., to without por.. vise Ventiough, prase b r ran. ampany. Mot F.—tar J. J. C. amuse to to beet, by pow., ties Evros, pros. to .a matt aompeay. 64th P.—tieut. K. Muestra to be amt, without par., Moe James, tke. ; ERA. O'O.ODT to be teat, Mee Yeekler; A. Nutt , on, treat the MA F, to be sae , vim CYOrtd 7th P.—Pint Limit. IL Gnome tote w J., risel6oua 1, who ratios the edit t.timey only. tad West ladle Rep.—Brae. Niajor S. J. Hut to be major, without Pm. Gold Caw Corm —*ajar P. J. Rua, of the tad Went dla Bout, to ba m t ajor, es ellidu, ea Wag m he may reamia Gmentor of the Gold Gau To be tipM, without par.—Limit W. Warm, from the 22ad F. ; Piet Liaut. H. Sum from the Oryloa Nest.; Lieut. J. N.Cov ar, be. the tad Wes lade Bost. Tabe Cr* e. without par.—Seret.ilajer A. TWAIIVION, from the tat Wait India Wit.; deist.-Slyer J. liaowmu, he. the St lio. lima Swat. Tb MAN& ..Saes. —J. Darn, peat. lharnai. Sean.—The I Gaeta MAMA:rem. to be Amist..flarlya to the Forme t T. W. too w, he. the toth F.; J. N. Femme, fro the 7*b P.; U. W. Frieze, tram the let F.; sad Aortas Melet..Surg 4 attesassa. Guarrarauto.—Liwat. W. IL Fatarvtrou, ham the Uth T., to be mot.. without par.; Wet. U. B. Erma, ham the 53rd F., to be mat, rim Ilaapeaame * t a.-Copt &Myst ea 11.-p. of the ILL Staff Corm ha bees allowed to rat. hem the service by the tale of MI 0110411ile WO, he Mae Moat to beams • miller to New ilmusawielt The Christie mamas of Soe..tieut. Gregory, of tie 20th P., me "Arthur Slurps !toad Grumater." SPORTING. RADCLIFFE RACEEL—MONDAY. Bev:ow-emu STAMM of 5 son. each, and 25 added, the second to nave his stake • for 2-yr-olds, Set 101 b ; three, Tat 71b; four,list 71b ; five, 9M; six aadaged, 9st 31b ; mares, &c. allowed 31bs; winner of 501. this year 3lbs, of two or more Sibs. One mile. (4 subs.) Mr. J. Osborne. Equal. 2 yrs (Carrot) 1 Mr. Maker% Ilidd of Tam Valley,3 yrs ..... (M. Nob e Mr. Hammes M. Frady, 3 yrs ... . ..(Cdarltos Mr. Brays b f by Maga Dismoadoost ettalpteadam, 3 (321)yrs. 4 6 to 4 eget Equal, 2 to 1 apt Maid of Team Valley, and to 2 apt Miss.Faany. Woo easily by two lengths. Wn.ros Cur of 100 sovs., added to a handicap of 15 sort. each, ICI ft, and 5 only if declared, the sewed to save his Make. Two miles and • dis. (25 slabs., 14 of whom declared.) Lard Warm's Herbert, mid 7lb (dells) I Mr. M. Charlie. ed Mary Mabbler. 4424. 4 4 113 i 4 .• Pima) Ca d t-la Next'. Avh. no, Mt 9111 (MAYO • The following also ran:—Abbe.. of Jerveaux Panope, Wasnott. 4 to 1 apt Abbess of Jerveaux eto 1 agst Herbert, and sto 1 apt Avis. Won by • be ad. Two-TRAI,OLD STAMM of 6 00111. each, and 30 added; for colts fist 71b; fillies aad geldings Bst 31b; the second to Dave his stake. Three-quartets • mile. (14 subs.) Mr. J. °Ammer Kerry lord (W. Mil 1 Mr. JOINS'S Tntrearl • (Dleklaron Mr Rldar:.. Ilderdie ilrans I The following also started: Mr. J. Pilling's High Sheriff, Lord Chesterfield's fby lanereost out of James, Mr. Tempest's Early-Riser, Mr. Inman's Maid of Llamas, Mr. Fliatoffs Ibis. liven on High Sheriff, sad 3 to 1 art the Lanercost filly. Woa by a length. LICHFIELD RACES--MormAy (Co NcLuDzio). Saws° Ornate of 3 eon. each and 90 added ; winner to be sold for 100 i. Hest, aa• mile. (4 gabs.) Mr. Ocult's Ts'', 4 yrs (401.) (W. Shope) 4 1 I Mr. Braersee They, 2 jele (400 Ms. laelmeee Surat arra, 4 gene Me. Waimea Big Wlg, 2 yrs (Mt) TITBODAT. (By ?Metric Telegrapb.l The GOLD Cc. of 50 sows. each, added to a handicap of 3 soy.. each. One mile. (9 subs.) Mr. Awoke. Mao Julia, II yea be alb Lad dawn ad Len, II yra eat 111 b Mr. Oorrhus4's Ow apeide, aged, net 614 3 The FREE HANDICAP of 10 SOTS. 44414 11 ft, and 30 added. One mile. Mr. Miaow ti% Lady Jersey, 3 Ts Mr. Cope land's Chespside, apd 2 InrA Awes ad Lucy, 6 yrs The Quern's PLATE 0(100 guineas. Heats. Two miles. Mr. J. Morimars Klag of Made. 4 yrs, in 611) I I Mr. Onwill.'s Cariboo, 4 yrs, test bib . ..... dr ' GREAT YARMOUTH RACEB.—TUESDAY. VavinALL STAIRS of 3 sou. each, and 26 added iri three quarters of a mile, were won easily, i n t wo heats, Bt. 2 , abian, beating Alice Bray hy two lengths. NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK HANDICAP of 20 soya. each 10 It, and 6 only if d ec lared, with 100 added ; the secoad to me his stake. Two miles. (6 subs, 3of whom declared.) Cot. Peel ad Gischale. 4 yrs, Tin ISM. Mr. 1. Caniera The Owe, 4 Mo. 7 .4 alb 64 E. Tana ad VaMatow, 4 yes, Tot Tib Won by a length. TWO - TSAI-OLD STAKES of 10 soTe. each, and 60 added; colts, Bet 71b; fillies, flit 41b; winners 6lb extra. About three quarters of a mile. (4 sobs.) Mr. W. Edwards'. Tba Old Let Mr. llama's 7 by Ile Emperor, data by Omar Won 65 two /10110UOIC HEMIII&S . PLATS 0 14 7 Z Co. 3-yr-olds, PR four, Bst elb ; Ave, fist 12lb; six and aied, Out 21b ; mares andseldings allowed 31b ; winner to be sold for SOW., tn. Heai. One mile and a quarter Jut In the Comer _ • -- 3 dr Wry ambigua . I de Ms left hest was woe by a length, tbe woad by Wt a lenstb, sad the third by • neck. Tlll.lll/1 HANDICAP.—This was evidently no .. 1111SiCk " between the two, Pidebernitas winning oat-sad-oat, in something km than a easter. DARING STREET ROBBERIES AT LEEDS.—OR Mon de evening lest, Mr. Alderman Heppe?, of Leeds, was r of llis gold watch and chain by three nen wive at tached kiss mar his own house, at Wortley. Owe of the sidemet's mailants held hum up against a wall sod half =eldea, whilst the other two divested him it kis nd appendages. Nothing has and , * tot= ll lead to die detective of the assailants. Several tie bevies of the same daring character hays taken phase within the Mm few days. On Friday evening last Mr. Moms. a clerk in tho Great Northern Railway a ernes was attacked to a similar manna, wide Queen's-plate, a public theme Orate in lAMB* and tojMd of • silver wateitzt a djoid chat Os an SatardaY night, • young man John keel. was attacked in the Turk'. Head-yard, n Z e k, and robbed of about G. in gdal sad diver. B • is the mod public street in Leeds, Mors is a public and sae • other dwellings in die Tusk's Head-yard, where the' Nolen took gam. nese frequent and daring street robbmies hare pat the polies quits en the 114 rise, and if they ow, Kul to their duty befits sows of Woo audacious otts..4 robbers will TIM POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Mr. George Clarke was charged with having entered the livery-yard of the Clarence lintel, Akieragate-street, and with eight others, armed with stick', taken therefrom by force four hones, the property of Mr. Oawyn Merlin, pro prietoe of the yerd. Peter Descoe said—l am manager of the livery-yard of the Clarence (late Three Cups) Hotel, Aldersgate-street. About half-past 10 this morning Mr. Clarke entered the livery-yard with eight men, armed with sticks, and broke into the stables taking therefrom four horse', the property of Mr. Orwyn Merlin, the proprietor of the yard. I, with the two ostlers resisted them, and they commenced beating us with the ostler, Mr. Clarke did not strike an one, that lam aware of, but he was the mast active of al l, and the prise mover of the affair. One of the bones belongs to a Mr. Carey, and another to a Mr. Gains, and were both standing at livery. I warned Mr. Clarke a few days ago. Cross-examined by Mr. H. F. Wood—The re are no horse' entered in the book in the names of Londelle and Bralant. I had any in their names. There were ten hones brought into the yard nn Tuesday last, and en tered in the book on the same day. They were not brought in the names of Londelle and Bralant. Six of them were afterwards sent away by Mr. Merlin, and the remaining four were in the yard this morning. Mr. Clarke applied for these hones on Saturday last, and when he came this morning, he again demanded them, but in the meantime his men were removing four horses from the stable. I re fused to give them up without an order from Mr. Merlin. The foregoing facts were confirmed by several witnesses. Mr. Wood, who appeared for the 'amused, said the fact was Mr. Clarke bad applied for the hones by authorisation of Messrs. Londelle and Bralant, for whom Merlin had acted as agent, and whose property the animals were. Merlin, it was suspected, had absconded, and the firm was anxious to protect its property. Alderman &demons said ho took that view of the one. He must deal with the assault according to the evidence, for, although every man was entitled to follow his property, he must do so peaceably. Ho thought a line of 101. would meet the ease. ilr.WOodSaid the horses taken Were not those wanted and they should be returned. WANDSWORTH. . . . . Charles Wadies' c od ii, -- :.J;;A;;S;;;rd, a linendraper, of Hereford-place, Commercial•road Rest, were finally exa mined on two charges, arising out of the recent extensive robberies on the South• Western Railw►y. The particulars of the previous examinations have been fully reported in our columns. They were finally committed to trial, bail being accepted for Seward's appearance. now ow LONDON oAzerns.—: Lutzsuris.. Jaffa Vartor sad Baarealairi. YtttSlßls Ball, Wifigh eriffeado Sept. SI esd Off. bet lei Mae L.sd Court bid at dlle. Thome ar Ewa and Liglailial arml oa„ ; ea*, Ointir. WA. Tuna Aed/1 4 116101. agy, tiumaie oteradartwor, If at 114. sad Oa. it at I, at Bnakell.alreet. Sol , Wean Wad 111.11810, Woraldpatteet, Finsbury; at. rod& Ablarsaast beey. J ues Curator Hot; Batas. Taitsaire, Sept. II and Oct. 20, at 11, at Leeds Court. latilu,llloarar4 ma Bad and Baru( et, Lela; et, arida , T Jona Lana, Iligh-strest, Matytawarat, lat. IS at 11, sad Oat. 23 st 1, at Basingba.lutrat. w Ora, Planere-tialL Old Bread. street; OaDdhelialraimire. JOHN Ltu.rr and Ammo Assusu., Llustleal. matehants, Sept 17 and Oct. 10, at IL at Liverpool Cain. Bela. Dm* aad Boa, Ittapla tinn (3 y, and Carona and Liverpool; et wig., Bird, Liver- Pea. Osman NICHOLAS NANZI•7IIO, Ihmatater, merchant, Sept. 21 and Flow. 3, at 12, at ilarsergrot dart. lola. Salo am Co., Nan attester ; it. arts.. Pitt, lararbeatre. Tumuli Alumnae, Gower saert, was, Iligh 11 mid Oa 16, at I, at Meter Court. al., TS.NI, Bata maim, Urrearaaa, Exeter. WILLIAM HMIS °MOSS, PYily HIOSSINISt, Sept 13 at lb, and Nov. 1 at If, at OA, Bays, Craven. aria, atraril; et. am. Omura Drumm Ileasneas, Wrisalmrair, emir bailder, Sept. 24 and Nov. tt, at it, et lisaffsreler Otart. Ws. De lava ad POW, Mancliarter ; dt soft. herr; tbarimarre. EauseD Samoa, TIMM4IIIIIIIIIIII, Makt, Oat 19 at I, and OM 13 at 1, at Bast and Co., Lae- MOM, City; dr. Jona Bum Taettlhasseyam• a i nt 4"l4. l,toirsquare, and Qta. umbras, Wastmatsr. ealleaea DIM Ni at l 2 1, aed Oet. u et 11, at Iladranallaireet. Bate. aria awl Bee, Sed.e*rev ; at. JoHn i time ll mir lib Mdea or il l ib trr est. e, Bookapar, Sept. 28 sad Ott. 20, at 11, at Lairds Court. lola., Mr" limise, sal illaelborn, Ler& •• off irk.. Freeman, Latta. Haw Osman Wootraorr, Everasilast. Riamaliainars, trimming masisaliar. gal le at 1, aad Oat. ZS at 1, at arabadlareet. Bela. ba Deere, Bed Crerretrret ; at. aria..,Dar llsaallDL—OaL DI. J. sgdsß and C. B. T. spar, arrialbs4 drearilidar. ki L,a—tkt I. A. T. Dr v et, Vera nab, , Mrcotton remerattorar aissliat, aadlerer—OeL 2. W. Omaha, Wswieslea a last. oeshlre. CLITIIICAIIIIII6 be grata, dm mom be shown to the switne, as Oa day d seating. Oat. I. J. N. Balmara, Uarrrrtb-oroun Laareddre, macs salmi — Oat 1. IA V. Dann, Tamara, bonsermitablre, saddler—Oat I. T. DNmds Liverpool, basket manufacturer—Om. I T. Mare, Liver =it..-00.1. 8. Sonia ad J. boat lassbasid sad Vainow, dams maaabsturen—OM. I. T. Wamelreekt, Liverpool, beam — PARTIOUIARIPe DIe.OLVED.—T. W. Sew. gel& breweie—J. M. BMAlit J. lkswae& 11. ans. delL L sod T. Moods& Hem =OIL Cky. . J. Sim% mi IR. L T.l 11. T.Clislielind idewdea da r is. and I. Ilmead. memmisperee=met bassi ablie—Ltrimt a rk. lamb. IL are& me • D. Iteeertiee. Olosper, ea& owl Misr bias. le lir se J. R. Lae& -T. P. Dumb% P. R. dem eel T. etellore.dire. usideste—T. Zwesurd J. lismarier. seas wee inemasieriei—lt. W. Met mg J. =Pi& amen Oar% ea, L. Gib" Jew. E. Word. Ktomila.san. less awl Asse MU M% MumLIWIN. now.egowl, arm min-11 llkka sad J. L. Omen litrbory. plagued Nwl , w,4quse, globu sal MA Mira Emir pirso•-B.llftlims sod C. F. id le wisedi. //rate. ammis. efr agsaft—L. Moms, Julies Kay and C. /Ma. 110/WakamorolOawite. se ir wpolie W —j• TOTlw m* mai O. Impierm, Cks, Ikedlabig leumspipp. Lam. BEINSI/4 1•11 J. 11. Two. Inliwast. IlmomMeit s coral wank= br w=411.. Www—Jobi WIN= owl I..nes wepwlwo—W. Tyler. W L C. Great ClaWrio n liwass. eipor mouclislown—P. tMrpa soslidam. wpm goww•—.N. Wbsk W. Twasmisil. IhmlawS—J. SCOTCH SISQUESTRA'fION. Ovum Draw Liam, Wriest", writer, Sept. 13 sad Oet. 3, et the Altale Mask leveret,. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. WZDNESDAT. Ban. 10. 1861. Th. State et tbe Windom at ea& et tie Seeming plane at Sim Webs* rottenly =OM*. TM stations an stewed in ardor of latitsids. Nos of run ads MEd. Seats et Weather. PLTroort CIIOLTIOMAN WeMama .. t 3 MOUTON fir. forinums . I jeuTr.• Juno wa5......... Cut Ituuseua SUMO/. VaatM.A.! Names °Wit LiNCO4JT=„- iiO4.IIIELD Tana SeAaasmocea tp•MLLP.MIII ...... Nrworriii ...-.- OLumaow .. Otatholnass N.E. N.E. N.L N Z. N.E. Polley ay Pim ll= va= Wry be Mahal Mann, Modlam Partiall a gaudy Climalaa y Partially aottly Oman !WWIly Cloudy Pima Ocatis Drew Celle' Brame Fresh Orme !Arse( s - Mae Gentle Brame Gentle Sews Gentle Drove Gentle Sew Ught Ake ifery Sae Plea _ Very One Very Sae Fine Clowlien Pine Mae Pim Pins Wry Rae lime Me Very ll= Mae . I.w. K. N.E. N.E. U.K. U.K. ESA B.& 1311/1111MOIM "."" 1 THIS DAY, Noes. Ozone el MM. Strewth ef Mind. •Ot~ et the mmther. SAL Gentle Breese Clear. The recurs' from t►e following *or slid not reach chit Mace in time for publiostien yesterday • they therefore Maim' the state of the weather ea Monday morning m nine o'clook. , llol.lt Loma .... -.- Wass Itrampri Partially am* IL Light ■tam Omaha DESPArCTIVIirere received yesterday • at the Colo nial-oSoe hoes the sovernors of the West India Ldands. Despatches were aho received fr.in the Governor of Gib raltar. CLEOPATRA'S NZEDLE.—The plea for the transport of the obelisk to as, known so Oloopatra's Needle, has been so 7 echoed sad eassand to. that we may resmaably most it will not be loos before we see that ascoutosat here. We he,. beam texteured by Yr. Guillaume with an elevation of the *disk and some particulars for warded to kin by a ea the spot, which will interest our reader. Its eat diaereses in French feet are u follows :—was at beam, 7ft 2 . 9; at top, sift. 2 . 2 ; hell* of mosma id tt e rt . 1 71 . 6 ; beisbt of pointed top, flft. .7. Tao is • traardan of the inerrip tionwpon it:—" Ths hero—the mighty warrior— whom sakes in gum* as the bansar—the Ines of sa chdlwt psogio—a eft Jest and votes* haread_h the llsriore Dinette at die V abresse—i• wits all his einfoa—mbe elated heehaw throughout= ntiains—whe eases* kis adveserriss war he neslois. tgo gps 011101101 airial INA anuses D equeln teintesises and passprrity thrash es, =l His egad to him *gloriosa kis trawde. • was, thank* exalted r i ll Almighty-ening Mobs, of the Watt. Be was the lArd •o( tie Upper and Lewes • man roost righters and virtu% Director or the WprkL Ibreedittolld% tp u j i t or oars tie Or rims sakes has ham was Ms* Ths Bulk* MARKETS. COTTON.—LivntrooL, Sept. 9.—The market has been firm to-day, mad prate bare an almond tend. ney ; the st de. are out man d at bele% 1.100 nt retrial .ere taken tur and 2,500 on rpeen'atum, and include 8,5u0 American; 200 Egyptian, at CuL V. ed.; 1,21 U 'twat. at aid, to Id.; 70 Bea Inland, at la. to Is. Id. Morten narnlt, Sept. 9.—We have not hada very buoyant mattes, though there has been a lair demand for cloth at lad ceei's prior. 'pram were reposed to take rather ler for both rule and water twist. and Nee of time good. were generally nude on Grier terms than last week. There were scene exceptions la wore trot, however. end No. 20%1 which are Ia request for Russia sad by the India bower, may be gated at fully lest prices. A at mu. faetriag brae la Mnriben r reported to is in dinkulike with liabilities to the mount of 12,0002. or 13,0001., the prin cipal creator berg a eraser at Bolton; and a iiiiinteacturer at MUM was shoo spore of as unable to meet hie engage ments. Arrest the as Sits upon the Barrage was a rumour. Ilatased to with interest by the people la the Burro trade. that the Emperor of Rorie is droned to truer a free-tree policy. It Is sold that the manufacturers la Buda who have enjoyed the high protective duty on our gads are go alive to whit is coming that they have thought It prudent to withdraw so mush r possible from their heavy reepgasibilitiee, by disposing of their rooms. Irish an now serYgewertaly getting into the hands of joint-star ampoules. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lszos, Sept. 9.—Except in Water", eloahlage, and other role saitalr for wirer, the demand tory has hem very lndllereat and pour he the Cloth Haile; but we herr there ham been most good sales by 'ample lot direct delivery at the watcher's. WOOL.—HUDDIIIIIIIILD, Sept. 9.—Our market is in no way different Pas last week; the mesa dulness pervades every bran& at the Wool uses. SHIPPING INTRLLIGENCE. •91h1 leg eft " sad " Lloyd'. 1.1•1." MANUFACTURES. Sept. 9.—Ma- staketererse,lieptala eery mush of the intones d imilitele teed the alibis tof business. Prides renal& Sm. traMilastasalag the OORIC—HALILSWORTH, Sept. 9.—At our market this day we lied a limited supply .1 Wheat, and our trade ruled heavy at oar gestatiews. Very little aeries cora shown. Hareem nearly eon ellish. Wheat, chile. es. ha Ohs.; red, lies.% MM.; extra, Me. Eustc,. weather castistaws favourable for leanest awl rapid worm is new mahllar. Arbrale are meamak lag by girl he me sasuisumeM of the trade. At to. dare r.rell we Miasmal rap* el LOA =imam being hazy with hartma.w it; twieemmplesar Sew Innlity sod quite np Mpallgien prim pall wee to sae. per or.. Out the mega 14144 WM was say follni—seme maples were 1131 M. per bushel. Ireeslipa Wbestaspreied. A fo3delow at foreign criadl-g Barley, • Mak mils aMr Bleat a trifle dean spew him week's currency. Oils mom brat ler. Very link banespaw ing in either beam or ream Mend imitot 'Wt, and Oakes are meter to bay. Sams Mw seem mea • molla al IMpseast chiefly pllfilvb. In Rape Mee ast Asp. 30 to to dept. 3: Wheat, PM qrs.;Orel, 0 , 311 : Ode, 003: Beane, 451; Per, Sao; Vince, 143; Llassei, 3,497; Reamed, 713; Cakes, IS tam; Boats, ISO; Ouno, Ipswich Sept. 9.—Whaat to-day was in limited supply, sad weal maple. were takes of at fully lot week's rata. Ther e wow a Sew mimes as sew lesthp at motet, which wade from Me. to lift pee le. Oats. rms. wad Beans as lag quoted. Sept. 9.—The weather continues very favourable kig the Whist Wean la tale diatrict, and. although we ham writ minima pelt, tie trade rules slow • hoe wimples of old Whist am armband he wise, bat new Is lathe; lower. barley so. idea Odom' Beaus steady la price. Other articles as before. Arrivals Mis west: What, 1,4310; Outs, M. 1,110121032 BUZZARD, Sept. 9.—There was but a MO dente apply et Wheat et market. chirpy of the new aop; the trade tor the was Mai dull at barely lat wesit'a pilaw Of Raley but very few sew arepito at prewat hale append, we can therefore • array sive qiioatioa with accuracy. Wheat per load of 3 balm* old, 21e. to 23e. • Ohio new, 22a. to d a Barley, per qr. ito =l:4a. to Sur. (nom inal). Baas, old, lew to 20a. per 3 bushels. .16s. to 2Vs. Lewis, Sept. 9.-A small attendance at market to-day, and a small supply or Wheat, caused but little honor tote trans ! stied, awl prier* therefore remain unchanged fur all Leecriptions of grain. Wheat, okl, white, 1•i. to IN. 106; red, SI. Oa. to W. kW. ; new white, 101. to le l . 140- ; red. 91. to 91. 3 s. Berle,. 34.. to 29e. Oats, 196 GI. to 216 Bean; 276 to 2es. Peas, 275. to les. LIVIMPOOL, Sept. 9.-Our Corn Exchange this morning was tolerably well attended by home end sonittry milieu, sad in good! dmeneen N% beat,/ • isederate *hate II beim Sal transacted ; Put of other dcscriptions of litedgra, or c i f in .04 Wheats, sales were Malted, the priest den&en tensing parsll•l with the currency of this dale' hewers' asw Melia • fair number of eseelleat wpm,* with sword probe/ Irish of various qualltlen were table Weedy by war laid buyeeset nenned quuts moon States and Csnedis Mawr immolating nine ateention, sad holders Ming dream them elf Yen powder= of prime bran& mold not be made cm ths some erg Isar as Were; It was digleult, bower r, to rutin any selnolniessni e nied aka were lees este:wire IA cons.- , queens. Premed flaw eseiwwg wet a fair demand, remained steady Mugu& Onstay, 16. t, WM law, la slow demand st persona rams. gdyptian lam were shetars simper, WI whet Muds mania lag meady - la vales. New Oalklieleg seam, were softer dearer, and *id inalstalaed tomer pd.& ameasa cm the esedeary, declined 61. to Is. per Merl. Lem Om, maim hills tawdry today, receded 64. per qr. The lobowfai as the prism quotations &MTh : Wheat, per 791te., ftegifiek r.d,eld,b.ll. to 3e. ed.; new, 3e. 84. te S.. 9d. ; whits, aid, la. &Lb Os. W. ;• new, 3s. 9d. to Os. ed.; Unit, rut. old, 4a. 10i. Ile 1.. ; new, 4.. 9d. to Is. 2d. • whim, .le, 3e. Id. to U. Id. ; new, 5.. Cul. to is. 9d. Bader, kneed sad lrih, per Mils., 3a. 4d. to Is. 84. Malt, per; uarter, Owallife, pale, Oa. to &Is.; Mei, 40a. to 4Se. Oats. per 3M., Karelia awl asetsh, oid. Ild. to :!s. Id.; Webn„ old, is. 10d. to r 6 114.; lehltran9 moth Md. t Od. to So- 04 -; sew. hi. Iva 10 2. 1 ; gems' Dar% UMW. le W. Ild.; awe, re. 84. to Ws. 10d.; black, 26 d. to b. 9d.; so% es. 3d. to 2s. ed. Deane, per qr., Engloh, .ids. Od. to 114 e. Od.; swll, 26. M. to Mu OIL; Ocutch sad Irim, per 4111011 m, 31.. Od. to 31a. id. Peas, par or. English, white, 29e. tel. to 21r. Bd. Flank pw 91189 a.. Naelstralld soPer- Gm, 30e. to 21..; entre, Its. WO se Ma. Ild. Omanest, per Mad of ! 24118.., hint, old, 2.5. rd. to Mu hi.; now, Ma. dd. he Ilk. Id. ; Cana -1 Man, old, 24.. Od. to 236 Od. Dims, pm Ms. In to ts. bd. Yurvign What, fnaadion, per 7014, mixed and red, Is. M. to 3s. 304 white, 'a. 3d. to 36.7 d.; Oudot Stats.,talsecl and red UAL to i 5.60.• white,3s. dd. to N. 9d.; ~anode sad lialdraborg, Wiwi mired, la 6d. 36 ISO niimkge. to 6.. 41.L1bweinenwraiitelaweirem red, 3s. 4d. 10 IC ; thwharg.is.lloll•llllWielalselan, 3: 1. 1 le 6d. ; white, ha 111.1•116.119.1 Dialli./feirdelne sad 4 red, 4s. lId.W 3.. id.; ‘41111••98. 91 . 11030 . 0 11 Nila 11119 red, M. 44. to 46 74. Aweermyr/, 1.. Oi. to 6.44.; Preask it sad Walesa sad, As. IL toys 61.; whits.,. 46.1 &MM.; sad lUlas, red, 2s. Od. to ea. 2d, ; WM% b. 41. to 10. Id.; Weiss, Polak red, is. Od. to 4s. 10d ; dr he 6. GIL; Marlanwell, red. is. 11M. i s h. Od.; Dena," N. kr is. 4 t : Itelan. hoe end. IL to 4.. 4d. • lopylles. is. 91. o Os. 114..... per OM% 4 . d, 14114. Vaney, per gall to is. In,. Oats. per Ma e 214 111. We. 141 .; 104. OM% per qp. arninerr. SW to 34a.; =wow 41•114 23a. dd. he 1191. W. Pew wren, lattis, Sc., M. be Ms. 46; Osnailea, 375. to SW. Id. ImllAn Osen,p r e j k illbm, pdhar, Ms. id.; TAN% 17e. od. to WWI 1 Wu, yaw, Mid. to WU.; white, Mali le Illartrall sod Nall& to Vaal. ladies Own Meal, par large., OWN. to 146.01. , pre bet of 1114114,Cseadi14 swear, 11.. 6d. st 111101.. 0.8. Weasra Carl, 166 04. to 19a Id.; Ohio. 19,0 d. to Ile. Id.; PhNsitle wed w 194. 04. to 19a. 64.; New Orleans, Ma b N.; ditt e o= Canadian, heated and sour, 146t0 IGs. eil. ; Owe sad =per due. per seek or 24241 . 1: 11 24 Od. to 30s. Od. ; Wm, IL I, od. aMeals into 1.1 trees the ltd Wept to Ws MI Osphenber larludre: Whew, J.; qra ; Melt, 301; Oats, ;TOO; hers, 1.900; Peso, 93 ; Indian Own, 1,461; Oatmeal, 2,911 maks; Wear, 1,147 laths and 12,N0 Ids. Exports to Leland : Wheat, 1,306 qrs.; Indian Corn, 2,334 ; rear, MI6 =eke sod 6,234 Ws. Less, Sept. 11.-A fait quantity of new Wheat here to day. and a good dewswiet bud weel's prieea. • few samples of new %Me, al a l ts wilily oaring at Ma to Ma. per qr. Wheat, hew mos, red, rto 49 Mu, Ma 10 20• per qr. to the growth. NlllmarLlt, Sept. 9.-The weather since Saturday oats dr amnia& wins tin wind orop ford to the seem. bee Wes WM nal shisk, and awisalsentty wiped windily wadies ; bwwww ear Sown setting he wet their wheel, but as way be i i lts=4.....: w t . rate. fram Atzer nerion 4 Idea oriond dere rereyot en now mop. sod darnel the talkies um ram. It inla daddy et Us. to 425. par er., onsad. w i ews. err de ender Mt beware at lull neigh and alai deem Own Itagbah, waiwwwis wawa wily Ms nwat agi = d7 rkerr ikeslywelstaird Ils led the satinst ofba.ise waft won load. the denies More Weisser 'say when the cart eigrehin wow Ie hawk alai the probe tol~boolooloat the twirbst, Wert et freely agar oarawisi WNW at paisne.__ aye without Perky In peiregnwt worn in Ur per a rt y,Mae Is wanted. 6. ew ad Foos art ditle muftis& Oils aid late rata willingly palter eatra qualitke. - - - - PLTIIOOIII Sgt. Y.—Thera true only a mall supply of Wheat heat finaare thle dal, bat the amotrhe shown vamps*. re at easelleat coodlthea ; Sae sow Wale mat are. to 42a. per Nes. The teak la help Y audt deprireal la a Ede by auction 'weedily of about ha Teo. "neat bon Ileaera at Sta. to Us. per .bleb Is a ha of 2a. to th. beim home pima. The weather mu ttons Mae. Nothing raw as is Massa meaty of which are thelyed, but the dream dos MN appear to have prearawd - - - - - - - - - B•LissvaT, ftift. 9.—The harvest in this neighbearhood bring slawet Meseta be • do" we had rather a better saadersas et oar market this morning. TM amply et Wheel wee lag" and "hay at this yeses regal." geed seaditkia; badeses, ever was veryslack, holders bsMg Ina la "dr damn" tar ha weit'a rules, whisk wen gnu maintains/. ityareimilleed In vales. New Barley was more liberally anal Abe "nifty wu very fins ; the teed, wag moderately a id lbe Begbad Woe obtAned wa 4b. per qr.. and the lowest 4a. • siert Mgt, al Oats, whisk maintained !armee qUOtatlol3l. Beans mg Pam mil" little stint. den, and prima nominally the same. ilarMg Vaasa wan to demand. CATTLE, de.—Hossow-atua nub Sept. 9.—This fair bilardiately aosseda Wet of Dorset. The Imply sea equal to any termer °wades', sett the prises stew* beam Berta, h. the lerc i toste to sbe day OW, sedt lie awes a. thereat ter et width le sows wow web.' 11110 plisse Ihe sent. 7be WWI Owe tithe Timbals bwel mob lather mad lama, dr ewe jebbtes WON. mensal bap let et Owe 1111. MK ashtwMe&mam melds. TM pawl DeSais web boa IN. ft ill. mob. Bless two 811146. Mt lay law one sun Asko 'edema. Th u Yr, Isseetitte• n , eklsimed awl On ba. paean ow be dr wie el wadi eat u des Audrey ww r d leall piled. Tbeywpowelleset been% wag& Ladesw weft =see IS rims. Ned la me lesbians very Aske= pospepd 63 inlmai ibis/ Gish toe agriselawel pewees. Idle =se sesb u i ro we es l i edes, two yews wa, awe pew US wet Save years old SD to edam end= breeleet big by the farmers sad &dors tea Esi, Berm titre;aei who isvealably attend this fair. Rata altuad, Sept. B.—We here an inerseeed supply of beats to-4g, sad seep gout geslity, iadadwa Moat ee 4eaitet. nerds. A good Wigwams of berm rd, et no spades et the emplet, twesees as s weel eam bet boa pespealwease wsled'eft elswel heavily wet bet ee Mee bea l dy Tbe of let Obese aOt tubs Mean will* Ni et wry tall p. lees. SW* lbwm ea dr tessesee. Sikts 11/. pse slans• Nuttaa. 04. ft 44. per lb. Rua IlbeepAskester sea Serb Downs, 24a. to Sib; Nod" 2 S. to its. A YOUNG AFRICAN PRINCE IN LIVERPOOL.— We had yesterday • pleasing interview with a remar k a bl y intelligent boy, five and a half years old, named Thomas Canny Caulker, eon of Canraybab C au lk er , Ki ng of Born pey, Sherbro country, west coast of Africa. The little fel low arrived in this town on Saturday, and has been brought to this country, to be educated, by his guardian, Captain Edolfus Swinton, of the Adeline, of Newcastle. He evi dently possesses considerable discernment, and his manners are gentle and affectionate. He is extremely tractable, but manifests occasionally the spirited conduct which may be expected from a youth of royal Wood. He wears on his left wrist a silver badge of royalt7, being a collar of about an inch and a half in width, with the figure of an elephant beautifully carved upon it. 01 course the infant prince ma sea as yet speak English, but when his education is ma tured, and he maims to his native country, we anticipate the greatest advantages to that interestiag quarter from the cultism he will have received, and the habit he will have acquired, clueing his resident* here. The kingdom even which his father exercises sway adjoins our colony of Sierra Leave, and the king has done all in his power to suppress the titre trade, and to farther the progress of civilteation diewdelose. We hope the twiwneleat ittl i tt se Swiatea will be non this toel Laespeol eriLpockst NI United Stste• jrriii)t ." n i Amergbyu.etatwom =Lot Cart) N • N Yd.= M Pi areil Mum Apra Cidiesseis Gad (sis elmessol Oslo el Mope M Oasslmmlimsple • N Palma Amines N Mama kir CMS .se Imes M M &dist M AO. talk Olik &mhos, t.)11 iris Iliamilleg) Oleltrigarisißio Oslo it Kates N 1 Naples* N Pepsi MAW N Nomela l4 Pen... . lll Teener lk West ladies is West lodise (asset H. eines. sad Nara) NI .. . • The maths to time erenth pocket •Ifttltro Caunaus..—Mail. an new despatched and CASUALTIES. I+l II OW i Tomlinson, of Dublin, has been lost off the coast of Portu gal ; crew saved. William and Thomas, Melburn, of Whitby, from Alexan dria fur Southampton, when working up to this port f ront the eastward with a strong breeze at N.W., Aug. 31, mired stays, went on shore on the rocks near Fort Rica. soli to the eastward of this; harbour, and remains there bilged, and will have to discharge.—Malta, Sept. 2. SICABOHNE MAILS. (PI olgalies thst the wells are meet hem the Omura! Post -ogee 07 the sicht—hed M the therethr—elespetelh) Day vim made uyl V Cameral F. Mon London. twa what Par! Wlnt des. !Sept. IS Sept. 17 14th of th. ineoth 19thttl9ti of mon. I WI, 9th of the moth 9th .f the month I etli of the month 7tlll7th27thef roes halt 17thof .nth Mow, Wad.A.Vel.S. Mb of the sheath raise shelf I 7tlll7thrthof rem I Tuesday Fritl ay I Widnes , . & Bator. 17th of the swab l'lnce daily . I 30th of the swath 7t.th24th of mortis of the month I 2i,T4 I Otli of the nointh 7t0,17th,19th,27Ut haethof the month StlilSthnehonhom 15th I Sthilthof nom I Ithllth27thof non 111th of the mouth Il: ti of the roooth I Itsa of Um morth I mmtries tlims iid from C tie by every ARIiIVICD. ADSLAIDII—at Gravesend, September 8, from Fijornelsorg Aresua—at Crammed, September 9, from Aura—at Grower d, September 9, from Yrederi= Amm—of Liverpool, reptember 9. Rammee—at Sunderland, September 8, from Qoshes Chao—fit Gravesend, September 9, from Aral% Demmer —at Gravesend, September 9, from Doan—at Grameeed, September 9, from Denmark DALTUPI.,II-0, Liverpool, September 9. Dames at Liverpool, September 9, from Goebel! Seam roues—off Liverpool, September 9. 1 Vasecerms —at Graverend, September 8. from Archangel ' Gamma) at Grameend, September 9, from. Dantais GM. Savers—off LiVerpool, September 9. CIMIANTIO-01! LiVerpo I, September 9. Osertrces—et Shield., September 8, from Quebso Jowl AND Lucy—at Liverpool, September 9, from...M Jim Cm ar —at Liverpool, September 9 from Yarmant i t ai r JOIIAX Emirs—at Grevesend. September 9, from ........Denials Lorne—at Gravesend, September 9, from Ikeisswig ham Lame —off Liverpool, September 9. llsou—M Plymouth, September 8, from baba Nan—at Sunderland, September 7, from Clefts NICOLA! Ju x —at Stvela., September 8, from.— .... kindmll ROMMT —at Portsmouth, September 9, Mora forks stAvo —at Liverpool, September 9, from ....... .... .....—....Gaits Ileaur—off Liverpool, September 9. Sanneas—off Liverpool, September 9. BAILED. ADOIMICS Terre -from Bristol, September 9, to Pains Assa-trorn Itriotol. September 9, to Mersallim ALIZANDAII-from Falmouth, September 8, :to Wee Arraisio -from Gravoecd, Sopteml er 9, to Bolds Amos BALDWIN - from Liverpool, September 9, to Bahia Asioroa-trein Liverpool Sept. 9, to Coestestinopio Max. Limns - from Liverpool, September 0, to ...-..Croostadt Cosa-from Liverpool, September 9, to delfts Crooso-trem Gray...end, Ss Wilber 9, t 0....-......... IMAM, Demean -from Gravesend, September., to - ......... ...W. WIN AD Liverpool, September 9, t 0.......... ...... ..osepaqell ...iverpool, September 0, to ..........--- B. Lams o Liverpool, September 9, to ...... ..... ....- SWUM .am Gravesend, pieplember 9, to ....„,,, Mimes _ ,om Dover, September 8, to Beellil BAYOU/TM -fro. Lirerllool, September 9, to Detboirle, N.B. Elsouscors--from Liverpool, September 9, to Conetareisopies Hiammaa -from Liverpool, September 0, to Wigan. lease-from Liverpool, September 9, to Barbarism JOINT Lwro-from Liverpool, September 9. t o New Tort LWINOS• It, -from Wyk rpool, September 9, to Met Loan ferAlrIXT-from leverpoul, September 9, to St. Plinio &swags-from Liveepool, September 9, to.. Nam LADY BALD- from Liverpool. September 9, to New Odense Herron-from Liverpool, bersimber 9, to ilia Meowed,-from Liverpool, septeruber 9, t 0.......... ..... Lit Ours Iffuste-from Bristol. September 9, to Demerara Yana Leer-from Gravesend. Sepiolite r 9, to. Bombe, Num-from Liverpool, September 9, to ham* Auca-from Liverpool, September 9, to New O F = Tiormommeo•-from Liverpool, Septe i bee 9, to .New York TAM OINANTNA-frolll Liverpool, September 9, to ilcatrall Vounrema-from Liverpool, September 9, to Wasswieroo-trom Grewsend, September 9, to ll= WATRAI LILY-from Gravesend, September 9, to Jemmies We. Baoriemt-from Cardiff, September 8, to M. LOOM Emz.t -from iirzat. :I tiiiZtrroirloorid.Srptoiotiiii; to " Mails VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Oolotoblatt (barque), Andirons, from Botta Want for Batavia, July H. lat. 10 14.. too. 23 W. Equator, Lear, from :few York for Calcutta, or Pernambuco. Tax Ancric EXPEDITION.—Tho intelligence of traces of Sir John Franklin and his companions has bees scanned with eagerness by the veteran Arctic explorers now reposing on their laurels at Woolwich, and many of theist are sanguine in the expectation that they may yet have the pleasure of welcoming at least the surviving portion of the noble crews who left Woolwich in May, VMS, with the Erebus and Terror. It may be interesting to know that the Royal Marine whose grave was found was Sergeant William Braine, of the Woolwich division, who volunteered to proceed to the Arctic regions with the exploring party, although he had only rec en tly re t urne d from service ma China. When inspected, previous to embarkation, be seemed to be in the full vigour of his constitution, but it is natural to suppose that service in China may have reduced his capabilities of enduring the rigours of a winter in the Arctic regions, and that he was cousequently one of the earliest to fall a victim to his love of enterprise. - - • • - _ • [Advertisement.)--HoLLowAY's PILLS WODIDgge FI'LLT EPTIC•CIUII IN Till CMS 0) a DI.RDILIED W. Kires% *hamlet. of Prompt-street, Liverpool, lately informed Pam lbw lialloway that a customer of his (41 lady to whoa Mt is K liberty to refer), ►u been cured by the use of there Invaluable pills at a lima complaint, with which she had been troubled fur weerel yo u% satleovirukat wan the lam attack that even her life was deop.dred In Weis alarming mate she tried lloliotrity's Pi 1. , the first dame at which relieved her, and by continuing Waif um for a abort period, she has beau rotated to the enjoyment of perfect health.—Sold by all draggle* nod at Prokror llouurnys Emablishment, 244, Stead. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DUFF. —Sept. 5, at Oloneeater-place, Patimarraquare, the wife of F. Duff, Itaq , of a daughter. OARRAWAY.— Sept- 6, at If arlboroui rib et O. Garraway, Req., of a eon. St. John's-wood, UM - - ass atate Lawaddaequars, the wife of IL Oaalletr. r. Jaa., Mg., of ik. HOOTON.—At the 'terrace, Camberwell, Wm. W. limos, of awes. JOlll:Bol4i.—Sept. 7, at St. Junce's-terrnce. Regent's-park, the via of IL N. Johnson, Esq., of innelJ, of a daughter. WALL —Sept. 2, at the Cottage. Pcnbnry, the wile at W. IL Will, EA.. of Tunbridge-wells, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. DITMAS—HICKMAN.—Sept. rd Old !Wilford Church. Major T. Kadm ArtiHerb to Oa Mirth; wood daughter of Mid/M. Earl , of Okl Soinford. iaresux 11. at analarter Charsh, to fro Roo. dr Wardle of Masbate" &am B. L. Low. k.r., of the Inner =lo om arro . d sus of lir I. Up" Bort, of Ihrhsorr. M.P. kr lolimaketla, ddrd Wetter of & T. Kekewieli, Barg. of Porraces. RICHARDS -izon. —Sept. 4, at Faber. the Rev. 6. Richards. M.t.. of Pembroke Oolkge, Oxford, to Emily Lodes, youngest daughter of J. W. 1.4, gag. ,W—BLOW.—Arpt.4, at the Presbyterian Morels, Fishervielke Pima b 7 Dm Be.. Dr. Morten, repute George, eon K the late isaaw, Pie., Landing Survayof of 11.= tuna, London, to Mary, eldest daughur of W. N. Blow, Egg., of Belfast. rHOMAIS —DEALL. —Sept 6, et T tnlty Chu Maidstone, by the Rev. E. Parry, of Ab.r, near Bangor, Serjt. A. of the 14th Minato Light Dragoens, Ferjt.mojor and Orderly-roam Clerk at the Caval Maidstne. ry Depot, to knish, youngest daughter of M r . E. D ea ll , o f WEISE —TRICHEY. —At West liorkney Chunk, J. Weise, Pao % et Turret-grove Clapkua, to Jeannette Alla, daughter of D. Trilogy. Req., of flertiord-road, Kingsland. DEATHS. RALFOOl4.—Dept 4, at Bllstoo- :Mld-Lothlan, G. B. Balkom e sea of Ltrot. G. M. Balfour, R.N., aged 4. 31.199.-9174. 5, at Ogboonse. I. bodrev's Vicarage, neat M. 4. borough, boar, woiow of 1. Wok Ed M.D., of I olteury-sUrtub Bata aid formerly of Hampstead. CAMPBELL.—Rept: S, at 13‘. Thom" bee or Wight, W. Campbell, Esq., Capt. of Me Hod Highland Reit, aged H. DUNLOP: -At Brighton, Um Bea C. Duniop, Vicar, and late Midst. Mg minister of itenfield, Beam, aged .39. KAIMIL—Sept. 4, the Re.. H. C.llarsh,ll.A., Sector of Bennet. end CSDIPII of Petertorough, aged IS. KARSTO3I.—Pet. 3, at Southend, bees, Flonmee Leona, third 4 ollghter of aged W. yW. Kontos, Mo.. ai of gocheatarmred, Camden-med. Mlles, ewsn KUL—Sept. g, at and Ille 6 am membe, Lade Mak, wife of Hr I. Neck. C.A., lately Comptroller of the gletuilliag of the --- • • • - • - V 111,68. —Brit 4 . is Ldo.. Celt' ft" Wind (twitter of Ms Ws Kr A. Forret Bart, . t. Panes ROACH.—At Asthenia% Dublin, lisabeth, 'Clot of U. RONA, Eft. 0. at Broakey, Kant. Mr.. Martha Tore, relic of MIS bar R. Tarr, Eaq of Deptlord, aged WILLSHIRE.—At Caragatab, 'furies., W. Willehire Faq., &i Mama' at Ad, hew, le, and former.! of Modular, B arbary, aad pallhbed by WlLLuai alma 'Was, ad Na. a, Lanabord. amt. la the iat Mader. st the Oa" la baladadd• melatdo dha tYj 1141 n. —WW llama= 111. nk lU•srpoot Liverpool Mathomptoe ,Sept. II Plymouth Arrived Dover Dover 'Duly Southemptoe Sept. IS Southampton Seth. It Southacoptse ' Arrived „Plymouth , Arrived IlDover !Southampton arrived southomptoa •To.FIL. itsuthamptan lA/rivet Twig ellih DON Sept. IS t Southampton. Sept. le Toidede Southampton Sept. 22 Dower Southampton ' Sept. 22 Dont Southamptoo. Arrived Southampton ,Sept IS Dover Sept. ID Dover Sept. 12 Dover Southampton Sent. IS Southampton Arrived Llover Sept. IS SouthAmptomi Sept. Da Southamptca. Arrived led (*) are conveyed hy ria the United Ststes i paakeL