The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-06 00:00:00

SPOR7INU. TA IT FILIALVS— MototaaT. Tt7e ardor ••.• 4.4 am Wage go mom woropolloon SwF,* w. imiglit h... • TM won p i zat wok onoodwi. bot tug de orwrldas voly No fie it ton q•••••••• OM below so IL WAR sod waled Woo 0010010 wily Is -- Ito Ito Cortooltob. sta r IMP woo spirt M. Um owl lie nue woollool owl lAN to &II vie toile to war, Ittbktotts Ole Darby. CLOSING PRIM. CIISALIWITeII IPTALBIL WS is 141 w. 4 Mr. Drimiold'. M. Debt, I Ilk M(t) II le ..Ihmes • h 3 y 6 rs lk. Assemie Nam 1 be Ilb (t) Mr. A. kiebele brink 4 yes. let Ilb in I..bag Mb atm) CM bill body) Mr. k. Semea's lbelt limy, 3 yes. 7.4 me 314. W 1314 .4. 317bm, WM Lb Mr. 11464 3b. 4.111.'s 4/46. 61 lb Mr R. W. Liar'. 3 re. Ns Alb Xt. J. pelf. boom.. $ pm M Mb (i) Mr. T. Pan's Oil 11614 11.6. Mr. lowa Deem bps& 1.441.1111 b Ms. R. Tab - 41 blew" 4 M. 100 to 0 ICO 1 t I MI t• I 70 1• I 30 i. I 30 1... I aos s 40 I 43 1.. I .SOW I 46 to I lit Mr CAMBRIDOMSBIRM MEI& 1011 t• L apt 31r. J. IL UMW, lIIMMIInd wit.. (Ine Dania) I r% dut Canal F. Lerre Maw de Chan tilly, 3 pa. Mr. Reyes's fell by Alarm Plash, 3 pa, 101 b Kr. Driabad'a IL Dobler, 3 yea, bat 71b DIRIT. 311 to I Agri Xt. Ovetwilie's &Wpm (t) 20 to 1 10b 1 foie I CHESTER AUTUMN MEETING—MompAy. Tmcnuerat.r. 171331111 Cyr, of 40 solo, aided to • Itarlimp 8•••••••••• a • .5.% ask; d••••• man; ormilmen Mows, *key. nos. Or alb mil • MIL "kr. T:J•reee's Cow* by Celeke, 7 16 Ow alb ea) r id Osberee) 1 Mr. eanearefe Melon Beier, 3 7M Mb (lee la es) 4 .2 2 Mr. T. airalle Ilhoggerd, 6 'no lid Mb se ) (Wells ) 3 Mr. 'Mellieb's Teem Deer, 4 yrs, Ilai Mb (Ye Mb el) (Abler.ft) 4 Kr. Hermon Thaws Darreil, 3 pe tt fetUl i tc a ab ea) fades . 7le 4 apt TlllllO Deer, 9 ro 4 eol Ileggerd, 3 to apt Mawr lac* trio 1 apt Cowed. Oared took the leof sea sliersrarifer, mole the net of the reasiag. eed yea by three %oohs , twe {seethe bermes the seerid rod Ord; mew Ambers brewers the tbtrd and fourth - Tien SNOWY, HANDICAP. of 10 sore. wash, h 11, with 30 sided ; whirr erre; the woad to mare hie stela, Evian lativalp. (20 Baba) Dreweeth's Skycatter by Bkdostere. 3 yrs, 4st 411, Mr. La Mare Latlierime lag* 4re lo C i ' ll i b i rac. 611 eat) l&ey) 2 Mr GM'. bermieskr, .r ed, ha GM (1. 3 Mr. Capers Warm yes, 7r Bb (Cremwell Barbse's Lied Nam 3 yrs, Tet ID 6lb sat (Dales, 3 Mr. Parbee's Mee Rork, 4 yrs, fet 81b (1 7 . Adana) 6 Mr. R Ten Brooch'. Pricier, 4 yrs, 1016 (car. 6st I Ifb) Clordbare) Batting 510 2 *du Nvlh.a, 7so9erk eget Blr Rea =6 Lord Name, 6 to 1 apt Pricier 71e 1 eget &muter displayed much tamper •et re per, = ft wbe i. broke array and ran the coarse through oath tine Were die wan pulled up. A gond start wee at Mel 14elter got of in frost, made rill the running and won • psi taw fa by a neck , bend only between the word and Wed, good forth. Lord Nelson and 81.. Rook were dam toyer about belt a length trona Welber; Primus .64 born IM Tun MUOTTN STOLEN of 10 OOPS. sea, 11 11, with* added, tor two and 3.yr-loida. Carr parlor end Mews row Three quarters or a mills. (9 waba) Mr. Jeanie Sanateier, by Dirdserher, 3 re. 41b (re% earn.). Tat ISmallll/.IIIN . PLATO (Hondlue) 439 men. Win ner ern. Orearsor Care (17 refs Mr. J. Oeleree's De Dinkel. by De Reytnr, 4 re, he alb (Mall . 1 Mr. R. D. Dorf's Raven. 3 yrs, est Mb . (Dry 2 The biter( at 7to 4 and closed der 4on yin. Wes by • •• acre c tit wa• r• .) Ti. Al.a• Alla at 6 sots. nth, with 100 alba. for Sir-olds; sake, Sm 716, tilde .ad golds" Ist Timalthe ad elleatacea Tlis sewed to reesisr 40 sore. oat dWs Said Tluse-quertere of • sale. (35 subs.) Mr. W. H. 071111tili Phydelea, by Chaatirleer out at Sprightly, 464 71 6 (Busby) 1 Ws. J. Kerry's lady Eltsebeth„ Bet 711) Niched dist* (Wells 2 Moab wails , ' July, eel 41b (Aldaoft 3 lir. J. Seeds Sepsoun, bet Tlb (Cressy/ell 4 Batt* Elle se Phetea, 6to 4 eget July. oa • With ; • bed between the stead tad third , good fourth. HASIDIC tP Flair. of 30 am. Three•qaerteue of a Mile. (13 sobs) Mr. Chll'e Bourgeois. aged, Id 21b 1 Hr. Barter'. Lord Nelda, 3 4 re, 74 4 Th 2 Mr. DesdenrortlV. !gyrates', 3 yrs, rot alb 3 ilit.res.:ds c.gt, . g ;,i, llii 4 Vas by • web ...m. between tb• soma int thinl ; ba4 Owe. BETTING ON THE COT'RSE. CEHAREW ITCH STAIR. WU is 8 apt Warleck PO to I Amer ZS to I Apvhy 23 to I Lusa NAVAL AND MILITARY. Tne " HIGHLAND HORDEALR.."—Tim offer of soma is ludas wads by tb. "HisWead Bowlines" boo box alirr"Pd Hone-gunk It sow mambo with Ur Wit =aide? to , arry not as wiolwo of Wo Paoli reglaial. The regiment weld auger owe thawed usi.- Onorragt. ADMllloirf, OCT. 3. APPOlNTllital.—Lkno• ifliak. M. H. boohoo (1864), to Oar Hogue, 60, avow stem Ina*, at Qtatesotewa H. Head ( I &Si), sad A. H. Webb 48), to Lb. Voonivo, 6, paddlo-whad Moan fibtermeat, for di.pool Naha Drsa MAO. to the Growths, 60, *new Ann skip. Y D._ ; .d C. 0. Jaw, tko Licalleat, ream at Parlosaatb. Iltoood bloater H R. J. Parch, to tba is rpot, boo wag swat Wan altip. at Portsmouth. Mahhipora C. IL I. 11•1_11, I. tie &TA 6, paddlo-obool dam deep, et Dresepart . W. Same, to tb• Diadem, are. Mom sift, at Pertaaaarb; 8. 8. South, to ti. Ibaitsca, 60, mow at übip, at Portaaoath , sad C. E. D. Gerd sw ie im the Hawk*, Ilk KIM .tram slop, fur Coast IPsymostr W. H Clyma (IMO, I. zr ft e ri =seek at Portsmouth, r marry •• THE ARM ItPl IRIELJOrD —OCT I . ROTAL Holism ARTILLZAT.—One troop Royal Ar am, battalion manuals. Weald artilkr, u mint, fate, gad imotto• , 1.1100 plasm out dollen C. tritium,. Ist /loyal Drums's, tad loyal Nardi &Oak Magnum, 3rd belt I hap..., M tool Mob lioarus, 13th Light Dmosaa, sad tub Lacers , 2,6 . 1 . 4 rank awl ala. - ii;IITAILT TRAIN. The atlt awake, Lidded La cavalry. ROI AL ENOINIIII..—TweIre taak sari ale at flpilus lataad. 15, 4 11 777 .—Cillotrystna Gusida, tad batten.* . 3ed, Gad bsti g o u n, 16th, Iflth (Royal Irish), 30th, 9411*, &p o t s , tLimy devote is sine depot hallo/gam 3rd Buffo '6.114% 14th, 16th, 17th, lath, 36th. 39 , 11. 40th, tilth, 47th, 46th. 57111, Mob, Seth. eue. cud, c. - Ah. 67th, Guth, itith, 96th. Mk Koh: 11.7100 rook sad AM. 11 i tirts.—eta Irish Reriewnts—Antrim Rides, North Coat Limo Royal North P.n.s Holm, Ibiyal South Woo. loyal Ds ldhi City, Line k Comity. ii , a,Mll.lll gad Waterbed Artillery, 8.067. T.tal of sll anna, 21.127. Now lams Ri4111112•T —WO understood that it has Lem 66.1m666 by ihm nO.Xllll34nt to (alon e Duane rg i. g g vigilant Be minim is Ind'e. We believe, if soy moo in Laird 666 M .5.61 sorb a regiment, Colonel Dunne is all Proper mots weaned !Moult however, be meld, mad ere hare an if ..att that by placing in Lit band s at kmok inse-balf the ~,a , n owloas in the tor.o ranks,. Inir • ttopinetat ma any to her Idejeaty's weir* could Iv nand I. the (anemia County —a mriment trbisk would fol -1 Isp ow rearr tal their gallatt and .wait Imam asywhars:-1.41.ter SINGCLAR SUlClDl..—Dttritlg the early part of last week a warehouse vwter in Maarbestir, named James Simpson, committed suicide be opening a seta In each arm with a razor. lie bred is ikobitmon'r building' Queen street, rod had lost his situ snort. For Wane days he bad been in a desputdia; slats. when some Meade going to the boom found dm dive locked inside. A forvible entry eta effected, and it wee the n C nnd he had cat a Fah in each arm end had died from hemorrhage. A coroner s jury found • verdict of temporary Insanity. Shure his death another .... r•epli , riai al ale r:, saithe in &Word, bas attempted all 't , etricricn in a scalier way. lie wee earned to the M. hem, latimmry, blares., sod the musk is rot likely to be fatal. [AdVertieeDlCtlt.]--HOLLOWAVA OINTMENT AND Pito ferrate Itstreptat ran Rae Lais—lle 3 , Je NM .., layairr fternmg. „ Memo rrafaraor Itonetrer Mu Wet II a. imp ., e. •it ••• bum awhile Italie to d Inter atee Yea If ler I. ... •.!.._ ._" 46 _,.. _tie. erterirei re Hair. ea me eat i . ‘e i • isle. mr s assbtri__ Me einemma At ertamer,•l u.-na a Pelmet aro mg. a.m.. loi .eta r•ir site. ewer she mount* men the Man. ilimoleralti Oat ureic.. trelAr• C. ir...k.... Meal in •am uteri line. rate la. all ittatiose awl., • • •tle, el titanic tlelloest . atistaleraienta 2.4. Nee Se, Itellmettete. Ilea rack sir A. Sawa. C.a. A. aver. ample; art Z. MeV, lab. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1857. EXTENSIVE 1031211 AND FRAUD ON 711 (T 370111 I? itimisr. (From die Xrdire Wail) _ A painful fis iing eras excitvd yesterday (Fri day )ou cirdis in this sewn, by all allsevery 4 one the met merive Mrs en the mew= tar ben ever be perpstreied ta this ..ashy. The dremainer r and to es, SNP 211101101111 • ameermees Mew were sent se the eolith, of mirk in whoa It was tamed, that it wore made iato tha stock of tea in the bonded weathere embed by Mr. Jobs J . Motes, a Shipper-emeet, sam venowladde dreveries mild be mode. A earth was =Wonneareed, mod it was hind that ran Moir. M mid in dm wareams, sompentively few dam was gemaimthet the lea hod bees 'mord, end tibia etherniad, the MOS ham in each ma, aminery mated. The area wee actively sired all yeriday, tip to bas chick, war dem en are thmand froadrider errs lad hem di mmed. TY dory oe each ober moth avenge shoot e. ; nod this heavy Ms will 1141 cm Me most rareetable row ers% in ma, err wee, onirmattely, SOCIVIIie• to the molar for the .meant of the dal ow the (is which was supposed to he ia the woes Is addition to this, it is believed that •large amount 4 the that oast of the tea mynahs' unpaid, sad the lose will, immestuently, fall on the parties from whore It wee porthseed ; and we hare heard estimated that the total *ammo of the fraud which has been plerpe , wand will b. lotto under, if it be not above, ten thorand pounds The comintr in which tb• mattes was managed wee se infeot.uo ae it hes biro eacoredal. Tea, wham Ladd from Chas, is usually in wooden chats , bat, to suit certain trade purposes, the rem arerry Ire tangly afterwards covered •ith renew, on which ars painted marks corresponding to those on the chow beneath. Thin ups mown is permitted by the Crime authorities to be per skint the goods are in bond. It mow evident that, in the t wen (legs covered with mom me Plied with betrbe, turf maid, and sus., and prepared, and as the tea arrived sad ma werriored, opportunity was Mrs to substitute for the genuine cheats three domain," which were made so similar in appearance as to pass ordloory imps. tam la this way the tee wasab riceed, amd Armed uf, withal, to ether eyes., the quantity elf abaft la the bowled warthenee appeared all firth. Aber we If dock yereedoy Mr. Rant, 8.M., received informatioa of W , sad immediately made out in structions to delaciive Milroy, directing him to pro reed to the premises of Mr. Jabs home Mom, end to arrest all persons bird Meer On erming the premir M be theit wouty time_ _pineso—via., WM= ter. dark ; ?elm Mora priethe ; aid Jan M d, & i melt eind hareimpememd tit... =Lime takes Is the pollowallea. lo the nerintres, meter id MOM/ hur *dim to meet Mr. Andrew Herren, Mr had frimly been clerk and Werner i Mr. Mire's mihthamont. Is the evening Mr. Her attended et the joie am ihr the of sizmilm wirier and - oe ne as monde la ' the deemstrome of the Martionew The parer, Robb, save ems very important evidere. He mid that he had frequently sem Mr. Moore enter the bonded roma and that, before doing as, be pulled a hey oat of im parr, with which he opened the prism Be nesegy commisced opt-retire at night, after th e outer gale hod bean doer, end, having removed the lea froto cbad he left them empty till the within. At no eery bar la the morning he monied the work, and, having taken oat the treenCity of tea he rrquired for the Ms he Mar tined Woks, deposited in straw and turf siodi, whisk had beri brought to the premises for the purples This motion he maid, be ma maw, hed been going an for a Mg period._ nod dorm the leat two days, three, boor and b. drain bad been .roved each night. He Okestiord tar, darn the Ire two yam, the toe bad bees resiorsd at the tale of Ave Et theft at a time. Mr. lioriZeigroiilsio nansitc he d pee 'ray ekes sad eindightferveld evidence. Host int was avoyogesre impoperpronkee won polo( on 1r be wee la th e mist of Hr. Mos" gad that this woe the end min Mi gemeorkin with the nlailitharat. Bo had him self mga chine of lan in Mr. Mono's slop ender gropiedese shrourr neer MA, Ila thus enesseese, is Md sot think laseneMjuseMen Wag seep meinnee timer Mr. 11•11 ma ea emen at seedinslie Willein , eleet, hos made l erelammen Anne le en al db. In be woe Mil mew minis es a mnions whYb, i MINS Inge, use maw Ms elmes- Homo No led negesently ten ends ef lea In Mr. lloseVe rendre villa ho honest hod bean When hem the baled stomo—inilook be bed *wrat h bid deem neon to me. pert wire they Ind gene The wenn, Illaellend, woo rot inamboll kin night; hut tt le believed ink es en is egii iht lhoble and vary dPI4 horevidenes will he inimportert. the wit. rens Mr. float bond nor lb. Ileetiessi, b 7:fral own re °einem', to the mend of 1101.,_n_mour Mr. Mears; end Kandy Ind M•Oired were ea their elm recogskomen, to giery eon he-gearro73; Robb, the porter, will be detonei k custody till the evideoes la the ewe Is compared. Moore having absconded, teiggnsphic monsges were forwarded yenterday to Lirerpool, Oregow, and Lon don, in the hops that hie pewees might be int waved at some of these pone ; and hot night, detective- cer Shield" left &lint, fur Liverpool, with • warrant foe the .neat of Moore. Tin wormer wee mode out on the informa tion of John Roth, William Widlacie, Henry Love, end Andrew Herbison, sod was to the elfece, that John James Moore, late of }Wager-stoat, in the town of Belfast, did biosionly and fraudulently take and carry away certain gratifies of tea from bonded atoms, which he entered by means of • file bey. With respect to the whereabouts of • Moore, the authorities appear to be completely ignorant. He wee ere in the Commercial Newsroom by one of the greaten sufferers by the robbery, on Thareday evening; and ea the wow night, when in company with some gentletaer In • hood In town, carelenly remarked, that they would hoer sconethase curious about • certain tarn in town to :0000r." He Ott pressed for on explanation, tint resolutely refund to give further information. I menedlaWy after the dirk:nen yeneerfav the Collector of Customs forwarded edi ctal aotellastion of the on-urreseo to headquarters Is London. When the police entered the r priming yonerdsy, they ca lmed a large quantity o f th e materi a l. need to refilling the to chest. ready prepared for farther operatirui ; but the shop Been wee completely gutted of 'refrainer valuable --a kw of whiskey befog noong the articles found n tbe upper apartments. A .arch wee ends for the *splint* key wed in opening the tended roma but this wee YENIICONII- The pare. however, remain in damp of the premises W. hen beard the same of ono gentleman mentioned, whore lose Is the transaction will amount to 3,000 i. ; end it IN deeply to be repotted that in the present &rand mate of curninercial Arm, our keel burner should be still further affected by this nicest., robbers. LATER P•ITICCLAIII. Sines the above was venire, we her horrid some farther mrticalars with moppet to this Imtraordinary hunt W. bolter that Mr. Urbino mired the m ra4et Moen on the 6th September, 1866 a r id t Ghost two maths mgo. Dottie tbiaariad be w cormectsd with the eatabliaman be imweral morsaities of observing the chstmoter of the And, al he mpsotedly remonstrated with Meer es the rimier mar oaf ids cosiduct. Indeed, to such an *that was the And wird ea. that it ranee 'ratably socomary fee Year to glen i his conAdesc• every pinion In his employ ment; mad sis • result of this, it le only two 'menthe age siects• rang Ira maser Blake, who had served as upper * timer, to Moore, mai/rated to America, raring that, wria • discovery at the trusartion "roar be msdr, kio might be mixed up Is the coasequencee which must fllow. Ilmo was the ramie* sdepted by Moore, r drcrird to us by an eye nitres. The t 0.., whet they entered the bonded nom wort cornil with ramvse, beano, the usual marks of tk• trade. W the st res were opined by Ott counterfeit key, the clans wry takes out and the rime torero removed. The clans emnlslarg bar Marks, or common bricks, with turf, droll, or straw, we perked in madras, and then were onessed Y the old covers, and proud is precisely the MIN position the others bed occupied. Moon bad every rainy for softly arrytng .in this banner Once tbe outer to d w a me cried, be bad immediat e and Sao scree to the stores femt his own private an d ; and there he could lot catarrh' the slightest Gar o f being disturbed. It will be naked where this vast amount of tea was d' wed of ? A lam portion of it Jeered into hands in B&set, but the great bulk of it fell Mto tho promotion of trader. is the surrounding tones, the erns beteg sent out of Moon's shop, corned and oncovered, as the circurnmtancee retitlin d. Ws tore, that the fomiuleat npenuur of Moire were pretty gomerally known is soave rirc , and we bar teen elves to no lerstead that he wen more than once reitiened by Lu tritals to take some of the &co -1 moo - out ..1 trod, a. there was • danger that the unoms authorities would have their suspicions awakened by finding a large stork remaining on his hands in the midst of • declining duty. Ent, with narrater fool harbors, he n sly routed this advice, but continued his plunder still more vigorously. It Is marts* as yet, to whet extent the B.lfirt euerrbanto, who bad tea in bra In there store., bare purred ; but it has be stated to us on prey good authority that the priaripst sufferers will be the ben, of England •ho consigned teas to Moore. We have , beard of one Lou.. who, at lean, in this way will loss I,ooof. _ 'When the character of the transaction became known among the trade yesterday, an immediate esovetnent was made by a 'tomb, of peraons to mask their strong disap proval of this infamous fraud. Than. gentlemen waited on Mr. Hunt, and offered to subscribe • ono of money sa a re want foe the sppn-hension of any and all the partes eon caned in the business; it bring very properly suspected that no one person could hare accomplished such an elaborate band. Mr. Hunt. hoener, gave it as his opinion that no steps of dim kind @foetid be taken for the present; but we tweet uotwithatanding, that, for the character of the trade, this movement will lot ke bet sight of. Weh respect to the career of Moms .e understand he first represented the bones o f Messrs. Binh and Soo, of Liverpool, aa is traveller. lie euhrequently became conemted with the firm of limn. Moffat, of Liverpool, and duress& wee in the habit of doing 11011i1211•6 for a Glasgow house. Abate three yews ago be settled in Belfast, and entered into peronista, with • respectable merchant well knows in loan. This partztemblp Ina diaelved about twelve mouths ago. end the firm was afterward. styled •J. J. Moore met Co ," although John Janes Home was *beefily party trading. We understand, frees them who best keel, him, that Hive'', a. yle of living was neither ex travagant nor ostentatious, and that, in every-day life, be gave no evidence of beteg the pneeemor of the results of these enormous hand. It is thought he is min in the neighbour hood of Belfast. and that be • ill uhissately surrender helmet( to the astlsontim. PIUDIrCIL FJLATIICIDE lb zirimpooL. LIVIRPOOL, kONDAT. Late last night • shocking tragedy rag enacted in Trowbri , lge-street, she, la a quarrel be treat three brother, migrating in the bed tratzuent of irk roar by ate of tbsia,thelwithir irk nabbed ens et the gam Is the hawt m• Mier wee Imseght before XrarairlA, a t h e thin los marl, dr warms. HAM Jeer • mom, area 43 years of age, ter therreaor. He bee • Wier, and nerved in India', Vrealty is bee wend Ids livelihood by ern es a beers at ehs noir, in Trorkeidge-stred. The rimer emoted comparatively tunerwhits placed la the dock. eherli. Clough meted the thugs. Ha sal the primate wee td with having lulled hie brother, William Jeer, red 40 year., by stabbing him to the been, on Sunday night. Pollee-constald. 29 mild that about a quarter to twelve as Sunday night be was standing at the eager of to. Ander street and Trowbridge.treet, when he beard wire of order" from hour No. 48, Trowbridge -street. He ran to the place, and on entering the purge he saw the pri soner standing with his back &pleat the well, brandishing a knife in his right hand, weigh was wet with blood. Winsome asked boo what he had been doing, and the mirage replied, " Tbis is it with which I have dens a." He seemed tbe primmer. It we. dark at the time, an there was no light, but it was moonlight. On tanning round he new a net lying on the floor, on his face. He turned him over at he found that he had been stabbed on the legbruit, are the ribs. Ha wan lying in • pool of blood. He was set quite dead, but be never spoke • word. He was carried at once to the Royal Infirmary, but he died before hie ex rival there. Tolsomccestable 211 said he socompeiled the other officer, oa heseng thecae. of murder. Hs saw the deemed lying at the bottom of the stairs, near the Bleed was flowing from • wooed in his breast. He took the pl anter to Bridevell, whilst the others took the deceened to the Royal Infirmary. On the way to Bridewell another brother, John Jones, accompanied them, when the prisoner, turning to hint, said he dimmed as ranch as their brother William, and It would learn some of dame fast young gontltrate • lesson. The knife was exhibited. It was a botchar's ordinary dressing knife. The mother of the prisms', Elizabeth Jonas, was then called. She was a reepectable-looking old woman, and hi, grid appeared to be extreme. In answer to his womb*, she said she was seventy-We years of age. Bhe wasa widow, sad the mother o f the deceased. She oecepied a been in Trowbridge -wrest, and two emu lived with her, the primer, sad another son, John. Blse was in bar hoar law WS when the prisoner in... in-shoat 11 o'clock—end was is bed. The prisoner on entering, sated if du was wimp, end she replied th at the was not. the thee asked Oka when he had bets so late. Ile said it did set matter when ha had beim sad asked for something to ▪ Sin got up and pars him what there ins— eam mist and potables He dm wanted a tight, and she Mimed the be up to make cm a The priors blamed this Mem Is assiMe wish the M She mkt. " nerdy pars men alai lit teary on as you did but Webeeley akbe . began to be Ennui et his mass, mid she isk is would not stop with his lase ia the dirk. Mee this mat oat to look for a Foliaceous, io spdel bras. How ever, she went to her win William's home (the ditessed), who . brad a few doors higher up the street, sad eba enuerid him out of bed by knocking at the der. She told tie arm afraid, and be said abs should slay thin all bt He wanted to send hia brother Jamie quiet the psYuir, sad to remonstrate with him, eed heed is. But winter was afraid that he would kill lobe, swim What 0. w®laudstlowsd directly to bar house. She was set premed at tin mese. Jain Jcs - es, sued 15, a butcher, was rat aid. He sold b wen rear to the deceased, who wen • direr of Kr. John floottles ebablry. Lai nig6ht shout eleven Valor, be web Into Ids wAlres bare. He found the door will err snd tbe Warr or storling up leaning whist the window. He was earn from • plate with a rib. Witness rid, Wire We worst r The prisoner replied, I don't knew." Then wee try little to. in the grate, and It wee roily der. Wirer " You bee not bow bash her out again, have your' U. raphid, tenet Randy Olit." Witness eir wit • • noir ad looked kr • and% but he could And none. He tit put one =drab lahe t fro to gut • During this time his WilEsen ems is, saying, Whet sort of behaviour do you can this f Do you went to bursa her b drab ? What do you moan by turning her out f would be lbw to dad her • bed • to Ile roe, end seerthrg to rip lir, beard el deroying be in this way. You lire boa limo Sir weeks, and you have not given bar •pi e of ebillings." Or word led to soother, sad the doomed rid, Core sot of this ;If Jack is not b* like ; y arab der you, I'lltry. Teta shoal do se yon alaoris Ire away bow lima, I INA al year soother for an that." The deolued Idt the_prisorr, est th ey got a lighting. Witness routed net, " Dor it," bat it was so re. His brother Wiliam, of • eras, red out, Oh, Jock, 1 am atebbed.' Wit men enebined, Oh Lewd, ruder, murder, help, bed." Ho alas seined the pules is arm, expert* every rant theit it would be hie turn next. He then ran up bobs with the otret of earaping through the window, when osobires err in at the door. The deceased never spoke eillonnode. Wirer thought the prisoner put hie bur doers when titelown Lie plate. He had hie apron ces, sad his It was Sunday night. Tha knife war that tliemar used in deeming. Hr. Nardeld—Wen the prisoner drunk ? Wit —No air. r .— T - 11en • . surgeon of the Royal Infirmary, wae thin called. He rideWe before twelve o'clock, Iset night, the decreed was brought to the laanniu7. He was deed when bought In. His skirt was oorered with Wood. He betel ea Indeed wound on the left aide of the chest, between the sixth sad seventh ribs. He also toned s bruise on the riot ample, and another on the node. He could not say whether death was clamed by Weniorrhage or organic injury without a poa•mortem examination. Hie Worship said Mr. Allen had better make the post mortem nomination, end he would adjourn the came anti to-morrow for this purpose. The permit wee then removed. Mr. Walker begged earnestly for the mildest punishment that the magistrate mild inflict to be awarded, and in coma quence of this the prisoner was ordered to be imprisoned fer seven days only. Mr. Tindal Atkinson, accompanied by Mr. Hughes, from the ogee at Mahn. Crowder and Maynard, solicitors to the Eastern Counties Railway Company, requested the =gis t/Mee interference under the following circumstances : Mr. Atkinson said that he was instructed, on behalf of the directors of the Eastern Counties Railway, to apply to the magistrate, mdse their set of incorporation, for suer many proem against Ma, Henry Hunt, of Waltham-crosa, Emu, for having unlawfully used end worked upon a portion of their line, a certain locomotive engine, without haring pre • viouely obtained the sanction and approval of the engineers or is of the company, whereby he bad rendered himself liable to • penalty of 201. It was scarcely nee...eel to offer any observations with regard to the ecrupuloue precision and constant vigilance which were required in regulating the time end oonductins the whole of the delicate macbinet eon nested with railway travelling; but it wee quite manifold that all the exertions of the officials to accomplish that object would be utterly neutralised if a private individual was suffered to place an engine upon the lino on his own account, without the knowledge or erection of the company, and in total disregard of their established • arrangements for the public safety . In reference to the particular offence which formed the subject of com plaint he should confine himself at present to the mere mention of the fact, that on the night of Thursday, the let inst., a locomotive belonging to Mr. Hll4 wee suddenly discovered progressing along the rails in close frozimlty to one of the regular trains on the North Woolwich has, which necessitated the instant stoppage of the latter, to the great terror of the pwevgen, and it wee only by the merciful in terposition o Proof once that • million was avoided, which, in all probability, must have resulted in fatal consequence.. He should abstain from mitering further into the particulers of the transaction at this stage of the ma hb con nived that be had made out a sufficient fens case to just* the magistrate in granting summonses against the weer of the intrusive engine, and also against the driver and deka, both of whom must have been well &were of the Use time pmflons a la nd unlawful service in which they were engaged at Mr. Hainteill question said that It was certainly a most extraor codinmpromedlng, and after the statement of the learned he had no he station in ordering summonses to be at ones boned against the inculpated parties. 'LAMBETH. watimillarray and Ifei, two youthe of about seventeen years of sge, ware o n suspicton of having tabbed Orlo ff °rondotoff, aSw miller, of the sum of 161. The prosecutor, who spoke English very ireperfectly, was understood to state that on Saturday evening be was In the Watirioo-road, when the two prisoners came up, and Murray asked him for something to eat. It, (witness) went into a porkahop to purchase some eatables, and took out his puree to pay for the purchase. The prisoners remained standing outside the shop. The purse, which contained about 161., the witness replaced in the pocket of his outside coat, along with his handkerchief, and again joined the prisoners who gut round him, sad Money drew out his (witness's) handkerchief, sad, in • moment afterwards, it was found that the purse and money were also gone. He celled a policeman and gave both prisoners into cuatod. Police-conatable G 2 L deposed that he received the pri source in charge from the last witness. They denied having taken the money, and neither purse Sr money were found. On tho prisoner Murray, however, ho found do handkerchief, and on Grown two pair of new stockings, which the prisoner claimed as his property. The priannere were remanded for further inquiring. Jams, beris, spa r, described as a shoemaker, and Hoary if,ys no oveupatiou, were charged with breaking into and entering the dwelling-bows of Mr. Lewis White head, 24, Beckford-row, Wslworth-road, end stealing therefrom 261. 10e. in gold, 151. 10s. In silver, and other P qr.lieneser Thomas Ilirkin, of No. 26, Beckford-row, butcher, deposed that on Sunday afternoon, about half put four o'clock, he was standing at his private door, when aneighbow,Me.Holdom, beckoned him to come across tohlea. He went, and was informed by Mr. Holdom that his little boy had seen twomengointo Mr. Whitehead'ahouss. Witness went to the preen:llnm°, door and gave four loud knocks, but received no reply, and consequently he placed Mr. /Udine to watch that doer while he (the witness) placed himself at the shop door. Ina few seconds the shop door was opened very cautiously and the two prisoners came oat. Davie was first, sad with him the witness closed, saying that he had been waiting for him. The other prisoner ran away but was pur sued by Mr. Radom and brought beck. Davis made a rate resistance, and both he and his captor (the witness) fell to the ground. In the Waggle Davis's bat was knocked off and from it there fell 161. 9s. 9d. in silver, tied op in a hand kerchief, four silver spoons, three beaoelete, and a set of four skeleton keys. When Marys wee brought to the station-house 241. in gold, two silver spoons, and two skeleton keys were found in his The prisoners. who pressed to have the owe commonly of, declinedsay anything in answer to the charge, disposed to e fully committed for trial at the Central Criminal Conn. DOUBLE MURDER AT BIRKENHEAD. LIVERPOOL, Mornay. Lot night, about 11 o'clock, Police-officers Clark (6) and Graham (33) wan on duty in the neighbourhood of the Dock-cottages, Birkenhead, when a labourer, named John Dunn, tem. to thou and maid he bad been stabbed, by one of three other labourer., with whom ha and a fr iend of his, named John Drury, had been drinking at the New Dort Hotel, in the neighbourhood. He said they cremes the meet friendly terms until they were entering the avenue floceilag the acmes to the cottages, when be waa stabbed by cos of the men, and Drury wee also robbed. Graham, putting hie band to Dunn'. back, found a hole in his coat. !Upload his Inger in and felt a wound. He called assistance, and Dunn was ' moved to the ho spi tal, where he lies without much hope of recovery. The oirtm in the meantime went to the atitegsa, when they found the body of Drury OW, ilia( In a owner in a pool of blood, with ewers woo& In the left jaw aid , is the region of the heart, and under the ribs of the right e. A Imp atone and a poshst-knife, with the blade stained with limed. wale lying mar the body. From intomatkm en edwd Asia Duna tbe of procawld to No. 7 block st oetlegsk wham they apprehended Viands Smith, John Souk and POW (ielfrghen, all in one bed, partly dressed, with &sir clothes Mabel with blood ; and one of the men W a est on the hand. The deceased had a wife and two &Wm at Preston. A dispute upon theological question. in mid In have given raw to the quarrel. The prisoners will be brought behae the l3rlgenhead magintrates to-day, and an hr. set will be held before kir. Coroner Murton at fan o'clock this afternoon. Dunn died since the above was written. ROBBERY DV A l'of Ica/CAN.—On Saturday morning, ow of the recently morning , appointed polka Akin of North Shield& was apprehended by the superintendent and lodged in one of the eells, on • charge of having committed en audacious street roblwry. His name is Robert Brown, and be came into the force about two weeks ago, with • very ex cellent character. It seem. that a seamen awned William liathins had been locked out of the Sailors' Home, and had fallen in with the officer Brown. Brown had take him to the Night and Day public-house, but the landlord scald not Sire him quarters. and the sailor had subsequently tamed 012 to the New Quay. white he fell asleep. He hwl been awoke during the night by feeling some one taking the hand kerchief off his neck, and then discovered that the officer Brown was robbing him ; and sow. little time aftewarde. upon coming to his pewee, for he bad been tipsy, he found that his pockets had been rifled by the policeman of hie purse and money. • ting, and several other articles of property. As soon as the superintendent heard of the robbery, as wit haw said, he apprehended Brown, who hes admitted his guilt to him. A. Brown has been very attentive to drunken men since he came into the force, and had got the wale of "aa active Other" in that reepect, it is not improbable but he may have eased some others of their supeeguous nosh, who barn been found in • similar pr dicainent to the Peeler. The magistrates hare remanded him.—Macelteeter Graafian. MANSl,W,:llTEß.—Yesterday morning Mr. W. Carter, coroner for East Surrey, held en inquest at the White Lion Tesoro, Vauxhall, on the body of Eliza Welch. aged 37. Her husband, Henry Welch, a stoker_ employed at the Loudon Or Workr, Vauxhall supplied her with money on Saturday, the 19th of &Yokmd*? test, but eia hY return home, some time aftenerads, he meld not and bar, and the children were crying. About half-part twelve o'clock at night be dlectsered his wife outside a beer shop, opposite the Black Dog Tavern, In a state of intoxication. Alker getting her home he was men by iy man named Andrews, a fellow lodger, to give her • blow on the ride of the heed with the open hand, and she fell from the chair on which she was sitting, striking her head against the side of the door. The man Andrews lifted her up and she complained that her eye was hurt. She died on Friday last. air. Thompson, surgeon, who the head, paw it as hi. opinion th a t death enteerzt rupture of one of the vessels of the brain mused by violence The Jury returned a verdict of "Manslaughter maitre Henry Welch " Witzciat—During the month of September the number of wrecks reported wee 122. For the month of y ium7 286 ; in February, 2G5 ; in March, 200 ; in April. 188 ; In May, 92 ; in J une , 122 ; end in July, 82 , and in August, 139—making • total daring the Frew year of 1,423.-6hopyriap Getette. 7113 POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. Blurt Swig was charged with embodies 7e., the warm al Ms guster. Oa twe omissions the rimer, who was In the employ of wasige srtg ioal• t makai, vas ma to es-park, to the home of ktr7 r rr i ct i t . We M.P. for idhanr, with parcels of for which he received money. On kis room he told him master that he Ed sot get paid, as Mr. Fox me out. Oa apprehention he ebbed that he had lost pert of the antemd which he had received, and did not like to giro buck to, ram. Committed for trial. BOW-STREET. A person of lady-like eppremos and manners, described in the ammo= no Bluabeth Farrell, otherwise Yrs. Billings, was Notentoned for forging the signature of Emily Leach to a isie ntigh stranded for the defendant, who said her name was Elisabeth Billings, and pleaded not guilty. Mr. Hoary M. clerk in the secretary's Mee of the Electric Telegraph Company in the Strand, produced the mar" which bore date 20th Sept., mad wee as follow, : Return by Beet Mein—your mother is dm pronely ill." The word dying had been written, bat ecrotrhsd mt. Mr. Wilkhre oteirmd that it woo moll to obedience to the magi trace's order that he produced the sairageora the robs of aloe did not permit him to do so viA"l-1,406111.. Mr. Judie, aid it was a very proper regulation, but must M overrated by the magistrate's order in criminal rams. Mn. Leach, the complainant, was then sworn—The ma nge produced vas mot in her handwriting, nor had it been signed by her authority. Both the body of the document rod the siguature were is the handwriting of the defendant. It wee addressed to witness's brother, Mr. William Thom.. Billing., at Yarmouth. He was staying at Yarmouth at that time. He wee • surgeon. His mother waa in perfect health._ Eli birThloigh—But it is not sinsuid "Emily Louth," it is saeth. Curopiinant—lt is "El. Leech." Mr. Sleigh—Rave you been on soy terms of intimacy with bat du:, so. I have kaona hir about a alto not been trequantly at you haws— your taotlreshorq. Complainant—Not ltrequently. She hoe been there. She we. under my brother's protection. Mr. iNeigh—Did she not bre with him as hie wife? Coo No, sir. Mr. Sielgh—Did he not take her with him en his wits ? Complainant—Not with him. She followed him. She is not his wife. She ha. been in keeping 14 years with a foreign gentleman. Mr. Sleigh—Han he not to your knowledge promised her zosivlsge Complainant—Not to my knowledge. I have • letter here will show her character. Mr. Sleigh—lt is not to your credit to show such f eeling towards one of your own sex, but I hope you don't loso a Ji the infamoua treatment she hes 'leaved. Sir, my client Is • lady by birth and education, whom the complainant's Mother Minced to go abroad with hits and pared her as his wife. He then deserted her in • foreign country, and left bar to end her way home as she might. Now, sir, this le • amity Maputo for whore • man seduce. a woman under • modes of sastriege I smolder she ie his wife in the sight of God if not of the law. Now, under these circumstances, enppoer eg • they bed proved to your satisfaction all that la all , oan ke mid that to resort to such an expedient to obtain an War view is • form'? The ammo" of the forgery lathe Mimi to defraud ; and 1 - thlnk if you apply your mind to that point you will not my that any ouch felonious intent is shown. I defy any one to search ell the books and produce anythl like a parallel case. It would lead to most fearful skim such a precedent were established. We should hem punished for wading valentines in • Woe name if l i r aire to that. Jardine—Wbstber it is • forgery at comma law is very doubtful, but it cannot for • =mat be spoken of but se • very levious offence in some way or other. It fa as grow a frandeaone can wail conceive. - co - e - u;77;, -. lt is not to be justified. But I am prepared, if nammary, to produce memos which will &sebum your mind of any inipreedon that there be. been anything like moral turpitude on the part of the defendant. She may be sued for any expense. the parties may have been pat to, though I believe the fact is that he did not corm, and nobody was put to any inconvenience. But as for there being a °sae for a criminal charge, it is out of the question. Mr. Jardlne—l think you are right there. The technical definition of fmgery involves the intention to deceive and defraud. Here is the intention to dealing for the purpose of bringing him to town ; but that does not amount to defraud ing himagmh. Still, I would caution her not to attempt such a Lb * Mr. Sleigh-86e will certainly not do so main. Mrs. Leach hens expressed a desire to read a latter, which she mid would throw mine light on defendant's therecerr. Mr. Sleigh—These people have used my client meet shamefully. and I am driven to say that Mr. Billings brought her to hi. own 'mother's home, and btradtwed her there es hie wife. The earamme was then die:aimed. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. On Saturday afternoon Lindtetant Baehr, and arm! &Malty, two gentlemen belonging to the 7th Dragoon Guards, now under orders for India, were charged at this court with being drunk and violently 'smoking F elice con stables 34 C and 67 C, while in the execution of their duty. The evidence adduced went to show that on Saturday morning, about 3 o'clock, 34 C was In the Haymarket, when he elm the defendant Barton, who wee the worse for liquor, cresting a great disturbance, and surrounded by a mob of at least 600 persons. The constables dialed the defendant to go away. Barton with an oath refused, and Masi hold of 34 C by the collar, and nearly wangled bfm ; and while he was almost insensible from the defendant's violence, the latter struck him several blows in the mouth and face, which bled very much. Richarda, 67 C, went to hie mistime, and was violently struck by Ercheley, who tried to reeve Berton from custody. The defendants, who bad given the assumed names of Brown and Simpson, said the constable had euaggeated the case very much. 'I he fact me they were y insulted by a max, and while they were remonstrating with him the offer came up end took them into custody. They denied there being 600 people; there were not 60 present. Mr. Bingham said the defendants, who, from their manner and dress be should take to be gentlemen, did not seem to eel the lamentable poetion in which they were placed. In stead of showing their valour by assaulting the police, it maid be much better for them to be off to India, and deploy their courage there. The police must be protected, end as he made no distinction between rich and poor, he should com mit each of them for ten day. to the House of Correction. On hearing this sentence the defendanto expressed a deem to epeak to the magistrate in private, which Mr. Bingham refused to do. The dsfendant• them gave their real names and profeadoos, aid said they were under orders fur India with their regiments, and were to leave on Monday (yesterday). They, therefore, begged the magistrate not to send theta to prison, as It would be their ruin. They were exceedingly sorry for what they had done, and lamented the position in which they wen placed. Mr. Bingham said, under those circumstance., he should ha veep sorry that tea country should be deprived of the SOITICSO Of two such stout gentlemen ; but he could alter Ids decision in the lout be must cause inquiries to be made about them at the War-office. JIM as the magistrate was leaving the court, Inspector Webb, who had been deputed to make the name earl inquiries at the Dome Guards, entered the court, end in formed Mr. Bingham that he had sea the Deputy Adjutant General, who informed him that Lieut. Barton was under immediate ordm for India, and it was that he should join his regiment forthwith. Cornet wee not under ordses at present. Mr. Bingham, under then thromatances, mitigated the punishment to a fine of 61. each, which was at once paid. William Alarming was charged with stealing upwards of lON., the property of Lady Limond. The prisoner was brought from Cornwall on a warrant charging him with having appropriated to hie me army. entrusted to him by Lady Limond to pay serious tradememes bills with. As the prisoner intended to plead guilty, the charge would be confined to stealing the sum of N. Je. ed. The prisoner haring pleaded guilty, Mr. Long amtened him to stn months' imprisonment with hard labour. MARYLV.BONE. Elanlketh trroyel wan rhargd with the following robbery. The prooecutris stated that on Saturday evening she arrived at the Paddington-station from Totnes. On her getting sot of the train the prisoner and another woman were the only permits near her. She then mimed her puree, and charged the prisoner with westing it. The prisoner and how compa nion retreated Into the waiting-room. She followed, and saw the prisoner receive the puree from the other women. A struggle ensued, and she was dragged about the room by them till her cries brought assistance, when the prisoner wee given into custody. The other woman escaped.—Remanded. WORSIIIP-STREET. drvosew limrken;,sCann;rl, nithe senior. of Mr. Walker, grocer, in 11*h-street, Whitecbspol, wee charged with steeling one po' nine outlet* of tea, the property of hie meter. . . . The itisecutor stated that, in consequence of having mimed considerable quantities of grocery during the peat few weeks, he, en Saturday last, concealed himself in an upper warehouse, into which the prisoner had no right of seem. Scarce bad he ensconcid himself when the prisoner entered, and deliberately filled his pockets with tea from a &set, attar which be as coolly left. Witness, from being nearly feat in a narrow cupboard, could not pounce on the thief, but Sr. minutes afterwards, on learning that the guilty tenant had not left the premises, he ordered him to be sent into hia private apartment, where, taxed with the felonious pomession, he immediately produced the property, afterwards found to weigh above a pound. Be pleaded fur mercy, and admitted haying once previonely purloined under similar eircumstanow, but prosecutor could not forget that during the whole time the accused had been in his service be bail never committed an act of dishonesty in money :natters, though hundreds of pounds were repeatedly in his possession; indeed, but that this prosecution might be • caution to the other men employed in the establishment, It would not have been preferred. The prisoner, apparently feeling acutely the disgraceful politics be etwd in, wept audibly on hearing his =Wee' Zoof his former services, and warmed the =again* tlt: l se recent acts of dishonesty were his first false stem whirl be bitterly regretted. FANDBWORTH. Wel,A, a ISt:ourerat theB7; works at Vauxhall, was brought before Mr. Ingham, charged with threatening to stab Mr. Timothy Black, th o landlord of the Stag Inn, fn the Wandsworth-road. The 00011i;i1;111 . tataied that about four o'clock on Batutday afternoon ha wee called to the bar, where he found the Fri ewer and another man fencing. The prisoner was very much excited, and was flourishing • sword stick, which he had drawn, and exhibited about two feet of steel. Witmer inter fered, and endeavoured to remove the prisoner frow his house. The prironer resisted, and placed the point of the sevid towards witness's heart. He (the primuer) said he did not care who be run it through, and he would jut as soon run it through witness as he would any one else. The point of the sword was close to witness's breast, but the prisoner could not use it as they were close together. Witness told him it was a very dangerous thing to um such a weapon, and he ultimately handed it over to a female. The prison ee was intoxicated, and witness did not believe that he intended to stab him. A constable cams up and he gave him into custody. The prisoner said the aword-stick did not belong to him, nor was itoomyietely drawn out of the sheath. He was having a conversation before the bar with an old warrior who wore some medals upon his breast, and he (the prisoner) told him that he understood a little of the sword exercise. The old man held up his stick, and he caught hold ef a seek belong ing to another man who was sitting there. He did not know that it had a sword inside, and as he held it up • portion of the steel became exposed. Black and his witneevee swore positively that the sword was drawn from the stick, and that he was flourishing it about. I{r. Ingham said presenting • weapon of any kind to s man's breast was a meat dangerous thing, and he fined him W. or 21 days' imprisonment. The prisoner was locked up in default. MARKEL!. • - THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (Front the York-Ime Express.) The Paris flour market has continued heavy and de clining ; good marks, from the neighbourhood, have bean offering at 5.51. to 66f. per 157 kilos. (355. Id. to 35.. 9d. per 280th.. English), and fine at 671. to 381. (365. 75. to 375. 3d. per sack); and there has been stele a want of confldeeea, that re-sales hare been making at 2 francs under prune cost (Is. 4d. per sack). The four marks were nominally 631. to 631. 50c. per 157 kilos. (33e. 101. to 31.. 2d. per 2801 b.. Wheat has ale° declined 1 franc per beet. (2a. 3d. pet qr.) The country markets also meetly show a decline of le. to 2a. per qr. At Marseille., the liquidation of contract. in Afri can wheat had met up prices from 34f. to 36f. 50e. per charge (48.. 9.1. to 52.. 5d.). Aecounts from Cartelnandry report a heavy rain, of Derma dare' continuance. Twenty houses had fallen in consequence at Vtllefranehe-Lauragaw. At Bourdeaux and Toulouse trade was extremely dull, with a further tendency to decline. Many offer. of new red clover seed, of tine quality, *ere making at Paris, where prices were lower, the last quotations being 1491. to 150 f. per 100 kilos. Trefoil was she neglected, and offered at 486 to 60f. per Priors wen, also rimier at Antwerp. Throughout lielgium, new wheat has undergone aalight decline ; but old was firm for mixing, being scarce. New white at Antwerp sold, in small lots, ►t 665. Bd. to 565. 4d., and red ►t 55e. New rye, 310. For fine red Campine elorermed, 160 f. to 161 f. per 100 kilos. had beets p►id ; for Rhine, 160 f. The . Dutch markets have been in sympathy with Belgium and France. Wheat at Ametercbun was 2e. per qr. lower ; and Rye, with large emirate, was Is. per qr. down. The Baltic ports note great duloess. The sneldluess of *applies at Danzig alone prevent a reduction in sheet, at 1,210 qrs. of which had been placed at 48a. 9d. to 68e. 6d. Konigsberg quotations Irmo 46e. Ad. to 64e. 2d. ; Barley, 30e. to 33.. 10d. • Orate, 18e. 6d. to 22a. Stettin wee calm, wheat being quo ted 455. 9d. to 61.. 7d. par qr. The weather at Berlin bad been fine and dry, with cold mornings, and three successive frosts. The river yet being low, there were but light arrival. by water, and only email supplies by land ' carriage. Wheat was very calm; but spring corn firm. The late potatoes were well reported. The Setae and Bavarian markets were slightly fluc tuating. Bremen and Hombre' were little altered as to wheat prices ; but there war a want of trade. As respects the crop in Ramie, from Riga the report is favourable in the governments on either ride of the DMus, out, and rye excepted ; but in the interior, the yield gene rally is held to be leas than an average. Fiesta were yet leered for the late portions of the harvest ; should they not be serious, a better result than east year we., expected. la groin but little was passing. Dried Ceuriak Rye was offload at 30e. bd. At . 66esse, • purchases of bard wheat bad been roads for Spain at 49a. 3d. to 60s. 6d. Obirka was held at 43.. 6d. to 465. Barley scarce at 21..4d. Bye for Oct 27.. 841. A large fleet of vessel. had occasioned a general improvement u t;.• s. rdianski ham also found buyers of wheat at 37e. Bd. to 40s. 6d. for soft and bard. Barley 4 request at 17e. 4d. to 18s. Linseed had reached 63e. 2d. for October delivery. The absence .f sufficient supplies at Tyrant.) prevented heel new It was hoped that a return to fine weather weal l•rbig stores aid lower rates, which, by lost 400141 a, wore - 42a. 9d. to 43., 6d. Lr hard wheat, and 40.. to 474. 9d. for Ohirlta. Xtaeostantinople, • cargo of Bulgarian maim bad bran planed for England M 26.. ed. The trade at Trieste bad revived in <bait and moire h.r b orne emmamption, but without lammed prime. Barley bad fott=inquiry for export. Th e hi g h rates of !Mimi limited Though In the interior of Piedmont and Loarberdy the wheat markets were well supplied in native produce, bat little reached Genre, and foreign arrivals were small. Prices quoted for soft Alai wheat were t9r. 3d. to 6Ge.; hard Taganroc to 66e. 6d. per qr. Short supplies Woo at Leghorn had enabled holden of native produce to obtain an advance of 2.. per qr. on wheat., best white being to 6.5.. end red to 60. Bd. per qr. Supplies by land carriage were still short at Algiers; and the arrivals by coast consisting principally of barley, that grain had fallen. White wheat was rather dearer. In Spain the markets have varied, Santander being lower and Seville higher. At the farmer place offers were making in vain, buyers rather turning their attention to America. At Seville, with higher rater, there was no circulation. Very little was coming in from Estreeradura. When foreign sup plies became abundant, more wage:ported thence. Very fine Tegemroc had arrived, and wee offering at 66.. pee qr, The receipt of favourable English advice. et New York had occasioned some reaction in dour to the extent of 10c. to 15c. per barrel on certain aorta. Wheat had deo recovered tone alighly, and prices were somewhat better for corium. lion and export ; maize, 80c. to 86e. per bushel. At Ballo of dour were 6 dole. to 5 dole. 26c. per barrel, extra Ohio ; for Indiana, 6 dole. 60. per barrel. Wheat had he • proved to 96c. to 98e. per bushel for Chicago spring; Mg. waukie, 1 dol. 10. (36e. Bd. per qr.) ; white Indiana, 1 dot. 25c. (41.. Bd.) At Oswego 1 dol. 10e. (365. Bd. per qr.) wee the price of red Ohio wheat, mad 1 dol. 27c. (425. 4d.) foe white Michigan Canal. Frehts to New York, 1.. 6d. per bet., and 6d. per leak& At Chicago the granuloma for s • wheat wen 80}c. per bog. (or 27.. per gr.), at 601L..per bush., with a frit upset. At Montreal, dour wee 19e. 6d. to 20. per quintal; 7rig3s. 9d. to 4s. per Wool ,• peas, 4a. to 4e. 3d.; ace, h. to 2s. per mine', limed, 6s. 6d. to 7s. At Ottawa, the finest weather hid been experiemeei. Pees were abun dant ; oats favourable se to the yield ; whet mbar de&deat, and potatoes very bed. Flow, 110 e. per bri. ; whist, is. id. per bola LONDON W MILT DOOR INSDILNIL—Ocr. 3. Immelid 1141.4060 Pr.Mmlic ISSS. 130•44-11m11mlis .. 3,400 &WO &SOO KIN 0 5 siSMMailms 1 1 4:0 0, 4 41 MI: 114 5 1 7::::::::= I.O' 8 13 1 9i M ili 060 220 Mal 6.200 Om*. LNO LOS KIM WOO 0,27-1 b::::::::: Si 200 3440 25; itou r fl3. ::: :::: :: :4= al LW No IMO TN M. 300 MAO COTTON. LirsarooL, Ocr. 6. The market ha closed it estimation, sad, compared with the rates of ket week, the mks for America sad Bust deseriEtiose ere ed. par lb. dearer ; but other kinds us waken& The asks .e estimated et 17,000 bales-1,600 for export sad 3,000 map.. colstka—comprising 400 Berman; sad Mareahms, at 91d. to 10h4. ; 300 Bahia, at 9fd. to 10d. ; 400 Effp, a 11Id, te 130. ; 3,000 Surat, at 41d. to 7ld. ; and 10 Bea Island, at 10d. Total 'Woe Thursday, 31,0® bales. BILH.—LToNI OR. I.—Bailors has continued on the cams reduced (*ALL: we last advised, aid our condition ham numbered 2,347 . PANS have Tended considerably, advantageous purchases may non be made. It must not be forgotten that stocks are ayserrhere mill, and the reaction, when It comae, will probably me cmiderable as the recent decline. Accounts from the United %Ms an better, and operationa for the smear, delayed by the recant inancial in that country. ail!, It expected, shortly commame.—From the circular of Kileom and F. Poy. TALLOW. The tallow market km been quiet to-day 17 and for delivery all this month, and steady for future s of de livery. The demand on the spot for ready ow has been good. From Petersburg the quotation le 176 ro. on spot and for ell the month. Our ckwsng prams are :-Bpot, 675. 6d.; all month, 675. 3d.; October sad December, 671. to 675. 3d.; itasta , A . , 67e. 64. to 67a. 9d. ; Jemmy and March, 675. Ed. ; tallow 40s. 10d. ; town tallow, 66e. 6d. net malt. We quote oil, 46. to Ma. 10d. ; cosos- nut oil, Cori* 60s. ; ditto, Ceylon, 491. ; South Amargosa, 665. ; = 686 .1 ditto,WA 671.—(From Maws. Smith M a Circular of Monday wooing.) COALIL-Lottuow, OCT. 6.-Bell's 14e.; Byam's &badeeley, 16e. 3d.; Hastings lb. 3d. ; Haswell Cies, 14s. ed.; Hairline, lea ; Ho a Wart Hanky Netherton, 17s. 9d.; Newcastle Hartley, 15e. ed. ; North Percy Hartky, 16.; Morpeth West Hart. 1ey,.175. ed. • Taideld Moor, l t .. ; Tanfield Moor Boku ; Walkir Priam* 14 . ad. ; Wyken, lee.; Was End Man, 18.. Bd. • Walls End Goaforth, 17e. 3d. • Walla Bad Lawson, lee. ; • Walk Fad No rt humberland, les. ed.; Walla End Riddell, 17e. 3d. ; Eden Main, 18s, 3d. ; Was End Belmont, 17a. ed. • Walls End Braddytk, lee. 6d. ; Wells End Enamellist., 18a.; Walls End Ilmnra, 19a. W.; Walla End Hatton, 19.. dd. • Walla End Keplar 181. 9d. ; Walls End LamlXon, 19..; Wells End 18.. ed.; Well. End Montagne, 17a. ltd.L . _wans ' End Iltueora Hatton, lee. ed. Walla End 18e. 3d.; Walls End Booth Helton, lita ed.; We . 117 - M Btawarta, 19s. ed. ; Walk End Bhincliek, 17a. 6d. • Walk End Cason, 18.. 6d. ; Walls End Hartlepool Hans, ; Walk End Haugh Hall, lea. • Walls End Hamrick 16e.; Walls End Kalloe, 19e. • Walk End Tees, 19.. 61. ; Walk End Trimdon Hartlep ool, 195.; Walls End Whitworth, Mk • Walls End Coundon, 17.. ed. ; Derweetwater Hart: 17...9d. • Niaaa's Darya; 21a. Ild:-8hiFa .1 rurket, 1: sold. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB CASUALTIBB. Flora, Caplets raberty, boom to lba atde, Peat ea there art Pate•hquan (north •bore or St. Lamers, mar AltMaq), on Ur lath Aare* sod Cornea • total wreak 114 ern told, a:pet•e, With bar <aria sod .weds; ens an Ind bree.—Qesbee. Sept. 31. Lumpy" Iron New trrlesoe to tblt port, erbldi w strartird It Brood o bey. oo 911 , &Wool, vi soot of the barb outboard Oet.oer, aao &rebored to Tales Ilay —Liverpool, Oet. 8. Moats (blab (We .ottoe), Copula Ably from 'Weskit be QM•awt. Wilk amber sad deal., roma • lea at Ka, aod los oa Wm* at New irlpe • on lbe wxtlk Ocmat 01 tbl. Wand, std b► tome • wrist; As bar dos been sold with lea sago.—Charlotle To (erlosi telvrartnr Wood), Sept. 21. OaHcrailo7 — CirlieT Zt — ;;;P:le;;;drait la the (Wake Oak. Mt art DS oa the flood, apparently uninjured.- 1.:11. Ott. h. I.4•ZSPOIS. Bum a• Foam,. POWS.—Gersktior, at Limy; Valiant, Mimi; Canada (.). aand Kingston, .t Haidaa. QUARANTINE NOTICE. 0i:collo. Sept. U. Viso tof Lisboa ban to es declared suspected of 'Qom fewer, sod resorls bound WMe from either of those plomm most proceed to M. Ohm, M. Martinbq Amiro, Vmsma, or Comiotto, to porform• gum. Use of t. dam Wore they ma to admitted berm VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Americas Uske (Alp), fnm New Yak IQ L.erpooi, Ilept.l7, let -.-- ..- kom OIL . Latta (WI/), has London tat CaleaVa, trlth troopo. Aaintt 1, la. 19 8., lon SO. +w Orafereooe (CritiA oblp) fro br mien, 111 dale, Ay. SS, lot Lill N., lam/5.14 Canada (5.. from Liverpool for 'Woo, Sept 14. Demob Hill (Engliala barque), steerieg west. July 15, lat. MX 8., . . twoelida; (EosHati ship), etwring sortb•rard, Sept. to, lat. 'Lis ka. 11.50 W. 00:0010 . ( . 01!ip), ..) . 0 Richmond (Me), from Lx Now Tort, Fept. 0, Ja►a Thomono (Sri b► .Alp), from California, for or era, 111670. Popt. 10,Lat 14. S lon. 36.23 W. Ueerpool (141.116 ably), Merles iroallsward, Angnat 10, lot. I Ir a low 21.40 W. o;;;t;TuMillem York for limpsol, rept It IM. 40.20, lon.70.1). BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. -- - BIRTHS. ABBOT.—Oct. 2. at 6udbury - 14;;;: - Derbythlre, the wife of the Iti. I. Ammo. of a eroa. BY ArOt.—Oet. I. at Iranrkt rod, Upper Claptoa. Mra C. J. Bran. of • dweller. • ciiisi ! gy,—oa :04 Otlelow ren/eet, the wife of E. Creek,. De. et • daugbter. Da tELE.-001. I et °age& the wife et Commander T. G. Duke, II N.. et a daughter. 0 Rpm . 7 pc4 t Claugbaut park. BUlteahead. tbe J•lll3.—Oet. I, at Pkneuter, the wLk of the Re.. 8. B.Jaatet, of Sem POWZL4-Bepl *ea Otteentry, the wife of O. Powell, EN , M.D. of • eon. iiil:llXoON.—Oct. 3,.. Caritas Cottage, Brum.. tek.street, !Ma . road. lin B. 0. Wliklamos. of • las. IILARRIAOES. szu—ooran.—Oet. 2, at FL ("roma. Kendal, Fy to Res. Z. tiabetd. J. lien, ltAt.. of Rory. to Anne, dnoght. the W.J. (Jonah. Nog. of Fool log Boom e., Atodal. AVOrt—ANDIKIIRON.—Oat. k, t ht. Tollto.-tontart. llorfrey.road, Y. J. nay,. Ens of Park street. Groarcoor Nom. to I &Undue lalsatAtb, dough er of IL Anderson, tan, of ToIMA tosapast. 11F.NDEL-11U1111ARD.—Oct. at Lower Heeding. Room by** Rev. T. Hubbard. Rout, roo a the late J. U. Itelnkl, to Elk= Not , y,dangtter of W. E. llublnAr, 2,2, of Ft. Layman Ledge. 10131213—WATIMER.—Oct. S. at !le prigs church. Windings.. Fumy. by tbo tin. E I.llrdt, F. ROA., 2.4., to /2.r1 gaged., of J. Water°, Esq., of Itsgshot, Burroj. DKATHS. s L at lreet.pino, Laaeaster. 1.8. Daub,. 1 -A. ited 411. ZLOIII.-04. I. ))!.abet, alto of P.T. Wee. Rm. PITZWILLI•Id.-001. 0..1 Went. orth Woodlama. Lan Fig .. Itam, 14.6.040 71. PO 6141181..-044. S, at Lachruabto. aged 49. A ItRA BLF..—Oat. Lat 11l Leonard aor. Sok Clarlotak mal IN INo ho- Thome. Mama. "WLIAL -04 . Lat ado.. w. D. Oewold, el St MSS ?NAL ramos.—as. st IlattS Letabwitt. 1 . 701 " 1 " . 101111, 711.1=11L L at Dm a./. Alventoks. Bob. Irkiollaid spa n. Yr. P. P- reallo4 sae PeteYid by ',rumen Yoe SU" r IS & femme, le the OW el Leedea. Telmer, et the Ofllea . A .,. Ma. La Um Pled* cd Wldictelm—Tcriat,OCKa&B&M.