The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-28 00:00:00

GREAT INDIAN PENINSULA RAILWAY. The report of the directors, oli:h will be presented to the shasehold,n at she siath halt.ei arty gest al me.ting of the esespley, es Er .day neat, is as fu.aa sm. "Tito directors bare to report the O . C..ti• ',ropes' of the ny's operatives dories the rest felt pear. The MM We Imitates Bombay and Caftan is now wider son trent, is then nelmente pendent ; and the ostlts ace in swims sampast perms. premising come:tilos according tootle mowed speessesse. It ie spatted that the first pardon of the massy. (nos llontey to Tenn., will be °Weed tar trellis early la the ensuing year, and a supply of emetics, carria.tes, and other relheir stock has beta evememi to liembay talkiest lee the (spiciest. la the %Impulses lest retched, dated Bombay. lot Sept. ether, the thief allident 'engineer reports as feelows V( the per isselesit way, shout four miles of doeb'ai line, anal sisters milers of single line are laid nearly threv.diths or the entire lesgtb upon the coatrai.t, sad CO. hundred sad tire thou ea id cubic yards, or five-einths of the liallasting is spread, and I rapist that the whole Bee will he laid by the end of Nevire.licr, or early in December.' The olnie capital of *M.OOO‘. Ism been paid iota the treasury of the Lion. East India Company .laa the gearenterd interest is now accre tes epee the tool amount. .The surveys Cr the extcasiuu of the railway beyond Ca:lime, scrum toe (Amato into the mune', have been completed, and there is no doubt the plasm and sections showing the result ef the , surveys are oleo naisixd. In the eleyatches, under date eleptirmber Ist, it was stated that • the drawings, plan., and estimates of the intend talcums., Ingather with the engineer's report spool thew will be ready ea the roam of a few Cars.' But the lust ledia mail, which mrived on the 1 ith ii.stast. brought no advice* from Bombay, and conseqoentiy •he romised surreys have not yet COM to hared. The sharehn:ders may rest snored, hoe c ear, that the b,wd oil: lose no tirec,l upset the antral of them swoops, iu procuraig the decision of the bun. Court of theaters upon them. And, as soon' as the eateesioe line is deterintaril upon, th.• :ward will summon a special geticral easeliej. of the proprietors to take powers for raisatig the Iteellealf7 capital that may be ,coshed. The itctenient of accounts up to the eentlllll - of the hitiflear coiling :10th June last, be found appended to the repent. Ti.is statement, together with the boobs of amounts, have bees clammed by toe accountants of the fit n E act India Company, in addition to a minute audit by the company's auditors." The lohusieg is the staterosist of total rcc,i;•:s and dis hanenients on capital account, from rae t.ruintitceinent to :Ala Jae., 111.52: 111CIIPTS_. To amount received on slirieniiiifiagland to iilet Dec, ISM £325,393 3 0 To amount • d for registration frt. 62 7 0 To do. on shores iu England arm last account to 30tis June, 1! , :i.: 0,554 5 4 C75G.039 I 4 To amount received on shares in Ikcctay to 31st Dec , 1651 To amount rcceiveal for naistraton) let 7 11 4 To do. co shuns in Llosubny front last account to 3011 a June, 16"2 To amount re..eived for regastrauun 2 19 9 £463,183 11 9 Hy mono' •spenJed to 1J c 91, ia,i1....1;120,677 0 0 Et 01111.14 111CCJI113l to 30th JIALC. 1S 7.1. Ity estahlidirrient charges, including print. .ng, stationery, advertising, rent. tares, allowance to directors, nice ripen- , . Its, &c. 2,662 10 11 lre.rrht, duty, arid lobar; &onto 3,191 16 1 115 0 0 Voszarro Eiaginecriog and surreyin 3,062 19 8 l'erra aaaaa way 8,916 0 7 ltolliiai stork wad raaehiaory 17,186 9 9 Work, 31,706 12 2 £193,521 9 2 HaLalee Utast' -91,661 2 7 LIAM 11 9 , LONDON COLONIAL TILAINLNO INSTITUTION. A meeting of the committee and friends of this limitation (whose object it may not he superfluous to re peat is to reform adult male crini.nals by the more et• lightened means of modem philanthopy—kindness sad education—as emspared with the 0 . a.:-fanialetted method of ignorance end severity)—wu held stoterday at the asylum, in Great Smith-genet, Westminster, fur the purpose of taking leave of rght of the Wastes (reclaimed tritniaals), who, under the auspices of the society, are about to mi. palm -Teo Earl Ilbalterbery wee to heye occur int the chair, Doti his abloom (whisk was measioned by an emissions with the Prussian mitareer), Mr. F. beast,' presided. There were mama elf the parochial tiergy and a goodly ember of ladies putM t hat by far the most interesting pit a the mselta f was MOO hundred of the recipients of tbs baits of ths broMmelmb able young men, of Irma 18 tan pears at wins aid Rasa Wean, well clad, and well coamOsil, but OM itionaminwes fur the most part bore the ummiatakabis alum"d is Union pickpocket. This repo t, Werner. Asa me apply to the intended emigraats, wale amnia, effe•Pili Om be the elite of the body, sad abate Enda"' indedin (that being one of the math tom of the inemseisse) would seem to have substituted for de fictive sad seeder eye, • bold front, and an expression =firmed loosen end amiability which stonily with tine ddireu ilsionreenin eel nue Op propriwe prayer having been 'MOW •• by She line. Mr. Itlagenill, ihal/RAX, after expressing Lis regret at the fikose dud amatesbary, the Lod and paternal patron die beilellea. deafened • brief •shortetios to the eni gma% sad done elm MOD rabbi to become their ana log/maw epos Me hewn perseverancere is the - =lmo lag bed elppleol, and upou the latter the flallaselag ets• emu* mil* bed led to the attaismest of • pashas. es Me pen of their companions which embed for thus la a MOM country all the rewards of honest industry. the Nernery, Me. NM, then read a number el letters from yowl ma of the same description, who had already gem est (most them be the United States) wader the sopiem of the moiety, all of whom were to doiiirell, sad espireard their Mulis l the setiety for ha mooed them fro m a lib of Wee and misery, and ena them to attain • position of manioc. isdepetsdence. Mortises were sisbeesiseutly delivered by Mr. Payne, • member of the be,, the Rev. Mr. Hatch, the hey. M. Mum, sad the Rev. lb. Martin, and Mr. Soon (the latter having bees aa instructor of the Somme of the isedr ia =a, and being Owls to accompany them to the land of their edeptios.) After which cn enemies sad very hamatihal musical wmapeeition "the PrAligei's Return," en nag by the inmates of the as)lt.m. TEE ATTEMPTED MURDER BY - BURKINO" 124 2401470LX. YARMOUTH, WitteRAMAT, Oer. 27. The idegetisaging bite the magistrates into the meltenee elf essompsed murder of • female ea th e North Demo, a seekeleil potion of the .anon on the beach to the meth 111 rilngele,_lo7_,Mcing a pitch Omer ever bee hem end Mist* doesdleel iajories epos her person, wee resumed yembeley a Ile Town.ball—which, seen the pervious Osameineden, lene demely crowded, while many of Ye m benotreds, ot lo melba Magda iedmittenee, aseentli.ed in (teat ft• tre es q:np. TM promedle, were pre 'idea over by the Meyer, . • Mr. Stewart, Mr. O. It Pmeson,Wil i alme a r i Z artrefti others. the witamtesealesitly enamiewel. and of whose testimony reports hew athe Daily News, were again sob jeMed to • sad the other evidence taken ex. tended to some Mega. It lose proved that the substance authe plume mmenmearled precirely with (lie contents of an iron pitch kettle which was found by the police after the prionsee apprehnidee in the cellar of the besot white Im lose living, ea the morning otter foe °strap. A wesen's glove, beetwomeil with tar and pitch, sad • ass's treererre-bense, were dloorre* by as artilleryman agar the spot were the wane was hoed lying. The glove was ascertained ee belong to her. Whew Howsh was arrested only osoblese loos weeded to hieheemoos, w Oath, however, did sat emeaperel Ma that ;diked up on the ousels. Two witnesses, drUaw workmate of the !Perused, were celled, who mate of having mew him wear odd Moms, sad when calid open M dendhe then, bAti pate a deseMptiou answeeiwg lon every partiegor to those in court, more espe cially the as Mood es the bomb, which had been broken =drown legetber by lame germ thread. Os tbe Maim beige geoloesk however, the wiemeree declined saying eh.- the* ohs see pitied op on the ends yes Ilse the see which t=a.weever net, sei se Weed. Weed. the ea vaeob pre as lo lead to as higweades that they bed been tampered with. The evident, beds, eland, Mr. Usamberlein iddemead lie beach he the pripeory, whew. the nagfetveme Mind, end, after a Mid soseeltn lilaatlZaperura i n are... — tehe er, sad laid that the he. was seashooesie leak to Norwich Cast/e Ass NW es lie east ode* en the rge of attempting to felboote rid seeder May Ass lewedreet. WEST SVltithY lIEGISTZATIONR.—The court sat at the Bing's Ara lee, tiodalwisg, el. Monday, to revise the bate for the parishes of Alkstd„ (lushhostels!, Donatold, Oodairsing, Haablades Hammitt, Hasitasere, Needier row, Thur.ley, sad Witley. Mr. O. E. Dian.' and Me. I. Weil.. solicitors of Loudon, appeued for the liefersterai sad Mr. King, solicitor, of Godanning, for tbe Coseervir trees. Ie the ppvviah of Lailidmiug, the conrervatives took Sweaty. Nat _ . The first obj,etioa having Lee s galled so by the banister the objerour not beim worst, is pee hie besiarithei to the soilei.s, the witness stated I titer had i•pasi As Delius i n bh u k, yg,...,... We sad Nom seateaaed that an objeetor could set delegess We authority, sad that the notices wen 1100111121. 'rite Auditor took this view, and digit:owed all the Sofia,. se the twenty-fuer same. macs as the register. Alt in # s tn. taken by the Reformers ware su , taiacd, and silt sow reform claim 'Wowed. la the parish of Ulf , tight sew daises had been test 'admit it • the_ 7 had not bees properly politislad by the ovi peers sad Mr. Drones objected ks their Le.op received. Afteg sewn daseriest, the Barrister said that he had tp, power to notice the claims, vol. coreseasta:ly the taws will see appear is the Dew register. Oa the dry', revisiuo the , ideillltil ealeslate os a nejetity of MSG. Thin closed the SIMMS ter tke whole district ' 1 ' THE E XPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1852. By Mr. Morlkia—Ro had bte• a hty at the 'tidos , loan all th, atursoom, sad dui sot go oat anal Ito maned laforatati•a of as diaturbsace. The Chief Bares to ;he pree;eatilt—Yois steam le may that yes were sot seas the plate at all at the time meatimad by the primmer ? Prommitor -Certainly, ay Lod. Mr. C. Stevens, the leadierd of the Bektidayere Arms, =d that, in mosequemos of the distorhases that was eo outside kb beam, be seat to the pollee Mattes for welettmee. There was a gnat crowd of persess, sod the primmer was astoeg them, sad whoa be asked kim to noire es be immediately Knish at hiss, but mimed him. St bad • witaad of his heed at this time. ied;;C.eliist;, a printer, the neighbourhood, de posed that he was present at the time of the eeourrenoe. The prisoner hail a wound ore hie hoed before the esostable cane ay, and he mu very violuit, and no am dared to pass him on the pavenaeot. lie saw the prosecutor pap to him and advise him to go to • doctor and have hie wound domed, end be at first appeared to be incliesd to do so, but when he had gone • few yards he threw the constable down and jumped upon him. The witness then °mimed the evidence of the prosecutor with regard to the sabseqeent conduct of the prisoner. The prisoner, in en impudent tone, easerted that this wit ness was drunk at the time, and that he did not me any thiog that occurred. In answer to • question put by Mr. Bodkin, however, the wituese declared that he was claim sober, and that be had not drunk anything during the day likely to make him intoxicated, Joseph Thorne, the constable referred to 'try t►. preteen. for in his evidence, was remitted, and he androted his testimony with regard to the conduct of the prisoner after his arrivsl. Mr. J. S. Firwer, the police surgion, deposed that upon seeing the prosecutor after the occurrence, be found him in a very faint and exhausted conaidoe, and ha complained of very great difficulty in breathing, and alenolgreat pain in his abdomen and other parts of his parson: Thaw were very extensive bruises on several parts of his body, and he spat and vomited blood at the time, sod had eontinued to do so more or leas ever slam. The n were isolations of his having received some very severe internal injury. The injuries be had rehired occasioned very great constitutional disturbance, and for ten days witness considered his life was in imminent danger. Ho was still under witness's are, and he did not believe he would ever again be fit for his duty. the prosecutor was shout 28, and before this ' occurrence was as fine and hearty a young man as could be seen. This was the cue for the prosecution. The Chief Baron asked the prisoner whether he wished to say anything in answer to the charge ? The prisoner replied in a sullen tone that he had nothing to say. Ile did not know that he was erasing there to be tried. lie thought ha had already been tried " is the ease," end was sentenced to two years' imprisonment. Mr. Bodkin said he thought it right, in consequenoe of what the prisoner had said, to state that the prieuner had been tried for the meads on the other constable, Thorne. The Chief Baron said they bad nothing to do with that case on the present oceanoo, and ho again asked the prisoner whether he wished to say anything to the jury in =ewer to the present charge ? The prisoner, sullenly—l have nothing to say. Ilia Lordship then summed up the ease. He stated to the jury that the prisoner wee indicted ender a statute which made it a capital felony for a person to eau= bodily injury to another by any means with intent to murder him, and therefore, he said, every person convicted under the statute would be liable to suffer death • and the case was consequently one which dema nded their most serious consideration. The section under which the indietmeat was framed wasvweer y bait, and it was to the effect that if any masa eh 14 ailmisister poison to another, or stab or wound moth peen, sr by any othe means winnow: indict upon enother, WRY :sr dap germs to life with latent to ammlt murder , pone. should H demmod guilty of him, and the gelation the jury would have to .5144., fee the prom= case was whether tbs infante estalaishea gab* die Omer say of the eels eastemplatod W th. suedes ef She itra el Per- hastiest to width he had mimed. This wee eettably the first time la his =perks', that an Wigton* Ma hues framed wee this statute whom we women had been asis nee of; but at the nos tins it was perbetly clear that a pen= of peat bodily strength was quite omnipotent to de sub Waxy to sastiker as would bring hini within the seep dons portion el the statism. It ear his duty to tell then That if du eon- Naas bwil alai frets the Wanes he ,manna re affi primer would haws surtented w esuraw.anil it appeared to Ida that the two gustier theyery woad have to amide were, first, had the pima, =do ise ef the bodily othength which he appeared ea perm to seam %Prise to the prow tutor dangeress to life, and stataily, sad rehash was cer taialy the neat difficult of the tin to asaiis, had he at the tine he inflicted these Wastes Sb. Mullen to kill him They must be perfectly satisfied ups husk taws palate, and pertieularly upon the know Woe they sesid useviet the maser upon the peeseae imp. end af the totem wee sot proved to their astiabstion they meet aftsit the prima, sils &j:sy havihg deliberated a sheet time, turned zoned sod ezpressed a wish to know whirler the previous mo iled= of the primer referred to the pneent charm. The Chief Baton aid km hod agreed, Meted that they had nothing whatever to do with that convistion. The het had bass introduced by the prisoner late the preemie *airy very improperly, sad the jury might to dismiss it alto gether from thou Wads. They then again deliberated for a short time, whoa they gave a verdict finding the primmer Guilty of the sari= therm The Chief Dana peetreeed paean senteaes, aad the prisoner, who seemed quits asmoaded at the verdict, was then reamed frees the bar. MARKETS. COTTON.—Ltemircum, Ocr. 21.—The sales of cotton today are estimated at 30,000 bales, of wblcb shout 14,000 were on speculatioo. The sales comprise 20.000 American ; 800 Pertains and Mtranham, at Old. to Bd. ; 300 Dallis, 6:d. ; 6,000 Esyptian, Md. to Sid.; 3,000 Surat, 4J. to 6d. Imports since Thursday, 46,000 bales. The market doses with a stress hardening tsadesey, and compared with the rates of Friday, ell knas of Americas Sr. fully Is. Bd. dearer—Egyptiaa end Sairat also. Snail little changed. The Athletic accounts of the cotton crop, we regret to say, read woes unfaemirable. CORN.—liortox, Oct. 27.—We kid a small show of Wheat at market to-day, and farmers demandiag rather more money checked sales; the buinom dose was at about last week's rates. No change he Beans. ',Valet, a id, 38e. to 41s. per qr. ; white, 435. to 465. STOCXTON-011-Tans, Orrr, 27.—Our arrivals of grain coastwim are of a trivial character, and the deliveries from the fanners are also on • eery restricted scale. At our market this morning we had • very short supply of grain from the growers. Wheat met • free sale at an Wearies of Is. per quarter on last week's prices. Grinding Barley in great request. Oats and Beans is demaad at full prices.— Imports during the peat Week : Wh•at,coastwise, 100 qrs. ; Oats, 200 ; Beans, 120; Peas. 40. DUILIN, OCT. 26.—Our corn market today opened very briskly for every description of grain, and rather higher rates were generally demanded ; but towards the close dis• tilling qualities of oats and barley boom difficult of sale, and, though lower rates were not actually submitted to, a good many samples of both remained unsold. We repeat oar quotations of Friday last. White wheat, 245. (id. to 275. ; red ditto, 22a. to 245. 6d. • barley, 12s. Bd. to 14s. 61.; bete, 9s. 61 to 10a. 3 d.; oats, old, 10s. 6d. to lle. 61. ; new ditto, 9s. &I. to 10e. 6d. ; rapeseed, 210 to 235. per brl.; oatmeal, 10s. Bd. to lls. 6d.; bakers' flour, 12e. Bd. to 16s. per cwt. ; Indian corn, 201.6 d. to 325. Bd. per 480 lbs. CATTLE.—DaVISTRY (NORTHAMPTONSHIRT) FAIR, Oct 27.—Although the weather was wet and cold, the sup ply was large, and buyers numerous. The quality of stock of all sorts was very superior, sod both Cattle and Sheep were all disposed of, at prices considerably higher than last year. The show of Items, foe which this fair is celebrated, was remarkably flue, most of them of the Leicestershire breed, combining the three essentials of use, flesh, and wool, in a manner sot often ems at • Sheep fair. The prices rearm* from 61. to 261. each, many et them being bought by Irish apnea. Rosen:mu, Oet. 27.—Our market was fairly supplied with stock to-day, which met a beery sale at last week', prices. Beef, 2s. 10d. to 3.. Sd. Mutton, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 4d. Veal, 3s. 4d. to 4a. Pork, 3e. 4d. to 40. Boutrriat, Oet. 27.—Trade was heavy to-day, at lower rates. Beef made from 1.. ltd . to 3s. Bd. Mutton, 3.. 4d. to 4.. 4d. Veal, 3.. to 4.. Pork, 2.. Bd. to 3s. 10d. per steno of 811:e., sinking the offaL COALS.-Lonnox, Ocr. 27.-Ships at market, 137; mold, 86.-Bata's West Hanky, 16s. 6d. • Huddle's West Hartley, 16s. ; Jonusohn's Hartley, 148.0 d. ; New ton Main ; 14s. 6J. • North Percy Hartley, 15s. 6d. ; Pel ted" Main, 14s. M.; itavansworth West Hartley, 13s. 9d. ; Itudheugh Main, 13.. fid.; Stewsrt's Hartley, 15e. ; Tan field Moor, 14s. 3d. ; Tanfield Moor Butes, 14.. ; Wylant, 16s. ; Walls End Brown, 18s. ; Walls End °Worth, 16,. 9d.; Walla End Horton, 161. 9d. ; Walls End Ilebburn, 341. ; Walls End Heaton, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Hot. spur, 13.. 941. • Walls End Johnson, 16.. 3d. ; Eden Main, 17s. ; Walls End Belmont 17s. 64.; Walls End Braddyll, 17r. 9d. ; Walls End Helton, 18s. ; Walls End Haswell, 18s. ; Walls End Kepi*, Orange, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Lambton, 175.94.; Walls End Pensher, 175.; Walls End Plarnraer, 17s. Bd. ; Walls End It‘chmund, 17s. ; Walls End Itamiell's Hatton, 17s. 94. ; Walls Eud Suirborough, 175.; Walls End Stewart's, 18s. ; Walls End Whitwell, 16s. 3d.; Walls End Camp, 17s. 61.; Will. End Kenos, 17.. 9d. ; Walls End South Kelloe, 17s. 3d ; Walls End Thornley, 17s. ; Walls End Sea borne, 17s. ; Walls End Pease. West, 14s. 94. ; Walls Bad Teas, 18s. ; Wills End Woodboase Close, 16s. 3d. ; Derwentwater Hartley, 15s. 9J. ; Yothergill's Aberdare Steams, 205.; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 21s. INDIAN MARKETS. BOMBAY, Her. 1. The Money Market continues well supplied, and rates of interest are very low, 2 per eent. is the rate in the beaus for short loans on security of bullion. The Bank of Bom bay modiacatios of their charter plan is still much air cussed in commereiel circles, and we regret to see, on the pert of those favourable to the scheme, an angryness of , feeling, and en attempt at personality, the display of which is far from becoming. A contemporary lies wisely remarked that if the Bank of Bombay are to go into oleo sorts of business, they must he stripped of their exclusive privileges, and we doubt not the Honourable Court of Directors will be of the same opinion, indeed it seems quite monstrous to suppose that a bank is to be allowed to issue notes to the extent of a million sterling, to issue bills at 'ix months' sight to the extent of another million sterling, to advance money on bank shares, railway sharn, bills of lading, &c., and finally to do a speculative business in Exchanfre, all under the protection of a charter of the most protective kind; in fact, giving no security to the public at all, beyond the amount of the paid-up capital. Shares and government securities continue in fair request. Cot-fort Piece 000D6.-Binee the despatch of our last report oar market has continued steady and business Du been transacted to a eonaideraSle amount. GUT JACCONITS of all descriptioaa are in very good de. mead with a alight improvement in vela*. Oast . SHIRTINUS.—A good demand exist for all descrip tions of 40tn., and prices have advanced from 1 to 2 tunas per piece. 45in. of 60 reed and upward Is in good demand, up to 56 reed it is dull of sale. GRIT DOMRSTIC of SU deKTipLiOnS In fair request. OUST T CLOTH of all descriptions all in fair demand. Gear Loxo Ctorx in goon inquiry. Gall M•DDAPOLLAYS are in better demand but without improvement in Value. BLEACHED 81111 TINGS.—A fair inquiry exists for all descriptions of these but more particularly for the Suer qualities. BLIACHID JACCONITS of the lower qualities are MOMS and muc► wankd. Middling description.' command a fair inquiry, white the finer ions are rarely inquired after. Bleached Satin Spots in demand. Twills rather dull. TORIST Rl2l.—nala in fait inquiry. Mulls in demand. Twills rather dell. COTTON YAWL—The market has been very steady. Both water and mull have been in very good demand, and prices have slightly advanced except on 40s of the former and Ws of the latter, which are slightly lower. Nearly a thousand bales have been disposed of. Din - DC/tato' dull. Turkey red, best quality in inquiry. Wooxiarie.—But little inquiry exists, and no transac tions have taken plate, so far u we have been able to learn. Nrrau.—Eni ah bar iron continues in demand. Sheet and ho have slig htly advanced . Nail-rod, both square and mud, are wi thout alteration. Swedish bar iron is in good demand at advanced rates. Swedish steel in tube has advanced, but little demand exist for the same in faggots. Lead: Pig mhemend. aloft without change, speller dull Copper, while tiles 110Mak as before, both brasiers and sheeting have= declined. Of South American there is none in the Ran Limn and Want Lien in fair inquiry at re. 10 to IN per cwt. Ben-111 hbds. Hodpon's gold at 40, aced 100 Mile. Budget at $4 rupees. Brtarre.—Brandy end gin both dulL COCHINIAL.—Then has been Hole or no actual demand is the Blamer, but a sale of 14,000 lbs. at 2-54-10 is reported to have been made to a speculator. Corrox Woox.—Our market has been very steady, and a considerable number of purchases have been made both for China and England at somewhat advanced prices. The arrivals from up country have been in but small quantity, but as we shall have bad the Elephants, which may be looked for in eight or ten days, there will be free ingress. limmxt Elroans.—Canves, brown and bleached, both dull. Cordage also dull. Paints, white in request, green dull. Spirits of turpentine and oil of linseed dull. Twine in demand. _ . . 8;Fl1014 of the best quality in dClllllllld. OPIUM.—The market has continued inn, but transactions have not been entered into to any great extent. 40 chests have changed hands at rs. 1,000. Lutszin.—There is little or none In the market, but re. 3:7-16th Is asked fur Sbolapoor, and rs. 31 for Candeieh, to arrive. __ _ . . PIIPPOR.—Of Butcol there la nose in the market; we quote the price at 68 to 67 n. ; Telltcherry at 63 to 61 re. Stock mod FAZIOUT to London, 21. 10e. to 21. 16e.; to Liverpool, 21. 7e. 6.1. to 21. 10.. ; to China. n. 8. EACHANOIon Eauland declined to 7.e. o:d., but tam ran to 2a. Ofd. to 21. Oftl. • on Calcutta , 99 16 . 16; on China, n. 226 to rl7 per 100 Lie. at 60 der' eight. EXCHANOIS. _ _ . Oa London—at Mx months' eight, per Rs., 2s. 01.1.,f0r document bills; at six mouths' sight, per Rs., 2s. 01d. to 11.16 d., for credit bills. Oa Calcutta—at 60 days' sight, 9915.16; 30 days' sight, 1001 ; at sight, 1001. Oa Madras-30 days' sight, 1001; at sight, 101. Os China—at 60 days' sight, 100 Rs., 226 to 227. DANK IND ITI4III. nIIIIIEII. Bank of Bombay Its. 1000 each, 100025 per cent. pm. sales. Oriental Bank 1 Bs. 250 (14. 250 47 per cent. pm. sales. Corporation Commerclalßank Rs. 1000 do 141 per anst.pm.buyers Agra Bank „ 600 do. MO 24 per cent. pin. sass. Beak of Madras „ 1000 do. 1000 2.5 per cent. pm. sales. Apollo P. Corn „ 12,600 do. 12,000 21,000. sales. Colaba I'. Cum „ 7,000 do. 7,000 26,200. Cohan L. Com ~ 10,000 do. 6,600. 80. S. N. Com „ 610 de. 400 65 per cent. disct. Gulad.P.H.Com „ 60 do. 10 Ba. prem. OoveIINUINT SECT:RITIZA. 5 per Cent. Transfer Loan 5 per Cent. Loan 1825.26 6 per Cent. Loan 1829 30 6 per Cent. Loan lE4I-42 4 per Cent. Loan 1832 33 4 per Cent. Loan 1835 36 4 per Cant. Loan 1842-43 Panto or Bum.lux. Sovereigns, each Bunk of England Notes„ „ 10, as. 7 .... per .1.: Spanish dollars ,, 221 to 222 .. per 100 German crowns Ilyeee silver d lest (range of qua lit' oak( ingots, according a touch, for 97 touch .... „ 151 • The radii fee Andras vie thetas'. ef Geed Hope mowers bp on the heel ef every etterasee moth. Tier weds .p ea the iota sad rlth d ere meta ele deethreptee god Mine Wes are seat by wilin eteeeee n. g meet' preesse ken Maven% bat met yew they will be met at I ♦ Yam see She solle apes the Sod of every altoroate mouth for the Cope of Mod Hope. • Tio ow% to tO:de rosatrite thus marked (*) us teemed b FITOSia pulse to Marseilles. CASUALTIES. Coitus, of Hull, from Cape St. John to Queenstown, was abandoned in a sinking state, Oct. 8, in let. 33 N., 100. 33 W. ; crew saved. Calder, Mann, bound to this port, pat back to New York, Oct. 14, having been thrown on her beam-ends and sprung • leak on the 11th.—Liverpool, Oct. 27. Fides, of Scarborough, was spoken Ost. 17, in lat. 48 N., lon. 20 W., with master and crew sick, and four feet water in her hold, by the California, Carter, arrived here.—Greenock, Oct. 28. George William (brig), of South Shields, from Quebec to London, has been wrecked on the Goodwin Sands ; crew tiaved.—Deal, Oct. 27. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLl► COURT.--YESTZIPAT. batcar L,.e C. 1114 DAMS Pwira. Cunrte•L Asawir. - - Ge ry Gtep..n:2.l,;;;:liCati;;;lent, was iodictcl for a felonious assault upon Anne Hall, a girl eleven Teen old. Tn. facto of the case us not At foe publication. The jury found the grinner Ouilly.--Senteree deferred. MA - NSLACOHTZIL . J.,;n Leie,s. '22, was indicted for the wilful murder of Richard Stannett by stabbing him with • knife. The prisoner by a coroner's inquisition was Charged with the offence of mauslaughter only. Mr. Bodkin, c .unsel for the prosecution, in opening the cow, said that although the grand jury had thought fit to find a hi:l for murder against the prisoner. he felt bound to admit that it operated to him that the evidence would not support that charge, but that the offeace, committed by the pawner amounted. in point of feet, to t he crime of man sleughter only. He was afraid, however, that it would be rule to appear my clearly that the prisoner, in a moment of excitement and passion, bad caused the death of a fel low-workman by stabb nit him; and although he had uxdonbt oily a good deal of provocation before he commit ted the act, yet that woulo not iu law be a sufleient jastileatioo ; and it appeared to his that the jury would have no alternative iu the performance of their duty but to find the prisoner guilty of the minor offence of man aLughter. Toe following witnesses were then 'moused : Joseph Rawbone deposed that he was a shoemaker, and lived with his brother at Old Brantford. The deceased Richard Bpaneett was an apprentice to his brother, and the prisoner was also in his service, and they all three were in the habit of working together in the seine shop. They were so engag. d on the 16th October, and during the day there bad been a good deal of "larking" going on betweea them, and the deceased went in a playful manner towards the prisoner and laid hold of him. The prisoner was in a very great passion at his doing this, and said that if be did not leave him alone he would stick a knife in him. There was a knife which he used in his work lying on his seat, and the planer snatched it up, and witness laid hold of his hand and said he would not Incas it unless he promised to put the knife down. At this time tho prisoner and the deceased had hold of each other, and in a minute or so the prisoner said he would put the knife down. The deceased upon this' leased his hold of him, and witzicas let go his band; and Stannett, as he left go of the prisoner, struck him on the face, and the instant the blow was given the prisoner stabbed him in the belly with the knife, and he staggered bark, exclaiming " You have done it at last." 1. , p0s being cross examined, the witness admitted that the "larking he had referred to principally consisted in worrying the prisoner, and it appeared that all sorts of trick., such es placing cobbler's ware ou his scat, smacking his face, de., bad been practised upon him. Ho also ad mitted that ihe prisoner hail repeatedly complained to his brother of the manner in which he was annoyed and in sulted by the deceased. Charles Blake, a police constable, deposed that he lock the prisoner into custody, and upon his telling him that he was charged with stabbing &anoint, he asked if he bad hurt him much, and when he informed him that he was stabled in the belly, and that it was a very serious charge, he said he was very sorry for what he had done, but they bad aggravated Min to do it. He also said that the knife was by nis side, and that be took it up in the first instance merely to frighten them sad prevent them from annoying _ _ Mr. linekland, the house surgeon at St. George's Hospital, proved that the decesW was brought to that'! establishment, and that he was found to have received a very severe wound in the abdomen, and that he died on the following morning from the consequences of that injury. Mr. Sallantine, in addressing the jury for the prisoner, urged that there was no evidence whatever to sustain the sharp of wilful murder, and said it was clear that the un fortunate prisoner had no intention in the first instance to de misehief to the deemed or say otter puma, but that he had been goade d to wend: the ern le the Walla that wave promisee: upon him sad the MIMI 'Mena eamalthut spas his person at the time by the demand. :Several highly respectable whammies, awed wire. was Mr. Bazaar& tie • ry de* et Oh Jams's, WeMethriter, by which parish the x jriiasse bed Isms 14011M0N4 wore called to speak to his ebiesster, rad they Mellareed in describing him as lizioa a pedeelledi iselisades, landaas lad. His conduct as etheremposts Moe spewed M As.. been most esemplary. and A. bra iessived • psi eseduet medal from the pariah althasidsh The learned J edge haw*" sumsed up, the jury found the prisoner Gavlty of "Meree/mestram," bet at the same time strongly et elisesended hen he swim on amount of his previous good character, mad the pat provocation he had received. Sentence was postponed. Richard Garthreette surreadered to take his trial for the manslaughter of Mary Anise Welsh. It appeared that the family of the prisoner and that of the deceased re• ided near each other, is Potter-street, Cam berwell ; and it would seem that there had been some ill &tilos between them, which resulted in • regular fight be tween the prisoner and some of his family and the deceased and two of her daughters, on the evening of July a. The deemed became very ill shortly afterward,, and was removed to the woekbeide, when else died on the 2711 August; and W cae, en the part of the pecimeutioe was that on the night of the fight "he had received two blow' from the prisoner epos her left breast, which bad produced an abeam, which was the immediate caved death. It appeared, however, frees the medical teMinieny that this abeam might have been predated by other earn Wu violence, sad the master of the workhosioe, who me anal as a witness for the pri soner, stated that when the diseased was upon her death bed sad perfectly aware that her sad was approaching, she said to hem that she weal/ IA tfhs tenth, and the feet wee that she bad fallen Isms ups Ihe boa ea du canal bridge and bad hart her ride leisee thenitlibt this fig h t took place. The jary returned a /WM Oriby. Ca=ON ?Ili alt. Jean Coifs'''. 31, sweep, in; INMeloi for the espital offence of Jr:on:owl inflestiag ups Michael Dwyer rur alist habit injuries to itio. with intent to nor. iter hiss. Tie Prisoner ie the ma when aims he bass or fro gently recently When the pails. end whose brutality ea so many occ.sisas a has. sneered him the terror of the seighbnarhaad when he sodded. He was tried on Tuesday at the /rinse sessions, mil einhenesd to two resat' hard labour fee a visaing amenit tablas eat of the same tranantion, and was soniend to he god of ?tempts by Weis to take his India he present absege. Mr. Bodkin and lb. alma modested he prosecution. Tbe primmer we eminhodol. Mr. Bodkin. is his seine to Beam, mid that the NM sew before the. was mss whisk Weil Mee bees presented is he hum et es o oh hemmer, but there sae mom eissormieoeseseesessed with the present teassoesiss he to hove *silted the ciantrairelems et Obo e by whom he meow ties wee iastituted, gesteeft dirge et felony whet the primmer km bowleg - greit • meet despeseh mod violist assault um ens of Weir game, with the Mot to sursdor him. The sees bed esesied .s good did et public interest, and bad enemissed ISM remarks I. tam inernals ; and if the jury bad send these semsska . he trusted i they would dismiss them item their Wade. ett allow thous n any way to prendiss the primmer, bell the eeee bole' y apes the intim) that would be hid bean them in support of the show The learned seingiel glw proceeded to direct the attleotisa of the jary to esi theleatate apes which the isiiietiment was framed, mid that if they should be of from the and declaratimis of the prisoner at the dee of the eselenessee and from the dreadful injuries he mediated that be really intended to murder the ossetable it would be their ditty to Gad him guilty, but if that latent was not aside out to their satisfaction be explained to them that by a recent altera tion is the law they would have aes &hematite but to acquit him altogether. Michael Deer, the prosecutor, who still appeared to be uttering drea dfully from the iethrin he bed reosived, being unable to stand or walk without assistaact, deposed that he was a police•coustable of the P division, and on the *Ma lag if the 13th of September he was en duty at the Cam berwell pale/filiation, when be resolved Whammies that there was a dished:man at • pebllo.heuse called the Brick layers' Arms, and he proceededthere to pat on mad to it. Os hie arrival at the plan he Is the primer stead ied °Wee& the public-knee, end &best a bushed rod efty people round him. The prima to have received a hurt on his head, Lad wee his dishes were bloody, and wits's, silted him to him le • donor and have his wend deemed. n• sy at het seemed willing to do so, mill wsthd withbles sheet tlMmsee quietly, and he then wig my sensed, steeped dews, seised sailor., by his legs, sad One* him down upon his back with great violent* , sad the meows' be was ea the ground the prierrearriistoped three time oyes bis sheet sad stoma*. Be hes dew limit dew Imes Me sod pet his lest Wine his meek sod mold boos dried his tt the meek bed set bashes. While be we Ming hie the pet seem sidelined, " You -- Ile he yes sew. Whams smuggled se well se he MN ails, eM get is the top if the primmer, sod hid hid of his hoods, and wiles he did so the Velem, ellimpted le bits him. Ho held the primer se hog as be mould, and be then got up, sod witness shxs The pri mmer Seined back and put up his arms Is a flghtlag pos• tore, and when witness raised his loads to rasa kis heed the primmer stooped dun and ran at him, sod " Dotted" bins to the ground with his head. While he wee upon the ground the prisoner vas so to hies mod kicked him, at the same tie* exclaiming. " Yee I'U do for you sow." I R. was iejored in socb • dreadlid manner by the last attack of the prisner that it was some momenta before he rev,- vere,l, and the prisoner leaned over be, and on his getting en his legs the primmer aisle " batted" him down in the Name meaner, and he thee attempted to kick him again In the stomach, sad said, "Yes l'll give you another dewier, sad nem rise again.' After a short ties he recovered a little, and got up and drew his nankin, and be then heard some one is the crewd say, Well, don., Cannon, give it the —," and the prisoner then tried to get his truncheon away from him. Some other constables had by this time come up, and one of them, named Thorne, wee knocked:down by the prisoner. He was at length secured, but it required the martian of six constables ad three private venous, to convey him to the station-heams. Wanes was the. taken to Mr. Flower, the .orgies of the divines, and he remained in bed for three weeks, and was still ander his care. None of the persons io the crowd rendered him aseistanim while the otoit . sr was ill-usiog him, although he asked them to . Thu ptoorcut‘r, in answer to questions put by rho prisoner, denied that be first scented Iten and told him to go on. He &so denied tinelag nosed the wound on his head by striking him with his trissehees, and said he knew nothing about lie way ia whisk the waled was ressived. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Alfred Astra, aged IS years, was bright before Alder man Lawrence, charged with haring Moles a pair et boot, from a shop in Bishopege:e•street. The prisoner, who has been fregoently imprisoned for theft, was dressed like an errand boy, and wore an apron, which was tightly tacked round his wait, bat could in au instant be let down, and he used as a bag or corer for pro perty of large bulk: Aa Waft said—l sow the prisoner, as I was going along, look eamoostly through the window of the shop, and hat ing WM. is embody for stealing boats hsfose, I had no of Po Yssl In a moms ha olYasd into the she% god Vie cud oasis with the boob, wlioh 1e was Jim end er in dope* is his storm Miami I appeeboadect him, and Meals* threw dawn the peopooly. Aldo :sum Lawmen—You have LA cormion to appre bend him before ? O13;7—I cseght him before in the set tit Media' boots from the sect bootasker's to that where I oppeehended Ihn lod *ht. He his been sanunarily convicts& three Imo hit &eft. He has been whi pp ed twice, and he has boa lIISIM tried at the Old Balky, sod bees sentenced to be ler three months. ili Ty leed rdressr—No; I have been whipped bet ems, sad onsismsed wammartly may twice. Allman Lierreac•—ilimi you tether or whether ? Prisietse—Tee, both. They live isllpitallelin OMs—l could sot lad them. The boy cannot tell truth. The moment ha gets loose from prison he begins to Alderman Lawrence (to the boy)—Why do you sot live with your father sad mother They won't have you, I suppose ? Prisoner—lt's not that; bat I live In Brtek•lane. Alderman Lawrence—With whom ? Priaoner—l am there lodging by myself la one of the lodging-bosses. I get my living by jobbing about. Alderman Lawrence— Neither whipping air imprison ment seems to have say effect upon you, bat I scut try them both again. You m u st g o to Bridewell for 21 days, and be there It:madly whipped. GUILDHALL. a Bream was charged with Ms., is absconding wir g a wie lre sum of measy. the property of his smaisr. Jobs Day* of the Ibis of dam sed Huth hay selmasea, et West Smithfield, elated that the guise. was is his tingly, and mansgsdi the banana of Meths,. On W Ma Yeliswery he hoisted him with a sum of 1111. to take to Ms bankers, 1104.8. Bithentaka, of West ilmith. field, ethos he absconded, art within had not men Mat till Turley, whim he was la eustsdy. There had been a vary large lass, indeed, by the OSIMIIIIMM w the I prisoner, sad be Want fee • naiad, la ceder to esinp the we ftetlda. peissaer was rommied till Westmeath, test dins Ceiba was bsosyht up it rememk, amged with steam a wankite of the mew, of her maths., Mr. Beemill, te On • former the lessee, saved the smiths whisk were h as er g a b Ld Me ben were yield lbw by her by direction of her Mares% be safe trauminism to a new residence to whisk Mr. thee& was sarelag. It was now stated on the part ef Me. Small, that there was so farther evidence. • Telltheenetsble, who bad bees directed to 00111MIUMi. ate with tbsprithear's Meads, stated that Its had sear her muthar, who &dim/ to 004110 forward, as she had done all M bar power is keep her daughter in • soiree of good conduct; but she bed got into hod company, and would sever stay brag in thy Murtha. Titers was ao doubt that a false chassiberat disffirissem bad been given to Mr. Bea sell, by • miss wised jleaboth Iran, of Charlotte-street characte, Pisalleo, who was tavassl ha bear • very indifferent r herself ; nor was it trait that the prisoner had lived with that person for 16 months previously to her going to Mr. as had been alleged ; for Ma had been in sevtral places for a short time. The Alderman was of opinion that there was not suffi cient evidence to commit the prisoner, who was • very bad character, and she mast be discharged. He advised Mr. Wawa to take steps to stop the proceedings of the person who gave the prisoner a false character. A Smithfield drover was charged by • policeman with cruelty to an oz. The corer stated that he saw the prisoner driving an ex in Smithfield, and ebstrved him strike the entrant with a thick stick on the inner part of the hock, occasioehig such severe pain, that the poor beast stood still for a minute or two quivering in every limb, and then fell to the ground, end was unable to rise fur some time. On seeing the police man the prisoner ran away. The prisoner was fined ss. THE New lie Les AND °MASS IN DAM/M.I'ITV, whlett have been just printed, est:lstituto an extreme), voluminous document. The) commis., lii3secions, which, if printed in cztertso, would occupy about forty of our column. To Landau.... £2 10C;iii:Ss. To Liverpool.. £2 7s. M. To Calustta .. Its. 276 to re 300 To Mao .... Its. 81 to rs. 9 per candy. CALCUTTA, Sept. 20. By the Repress, which reached Calcutta on the 14th instant. we have been put in possession of London advice@ up to the Ilth of August. Though the news, as far as it relates to Rest India produce, 4 considered somewhat unfa ' vurable, it has hardly produced any effect upon our mar kola which in general, dace our last report, have not an ' demon* any material alteration. Oar expert market has sot sustained any change. The transactions sad shipmenta have bees en a moderate scale, and most of our sta ples _ have continued at very near previous quotations. We have no transactions to report in Indigo. Owing to the extreme scarcity of merchantable sugar, that 'Akio has maintained its full price, notwith standing the unfavourable advice, from England. Saltpetre has bees In better demand, and prices may be quoted a shade higher. Rice remains neglected for the British mar ket, and the shipments have been confined to Mauritius and Bourbon. Very little business has been done in saf flower, for which the season may be said to have closed The demand for filature silk is fair, and sales have been effected at full former quotations, but the market is only scantily supplied, end ordinary qualities have de creased in value. Ihe demand for silk piece goods 'is li mited to torah, choppas and bandanoes are altogether nerleeted. Bhe ll Iso has continued in fair request, het for lad dye there has been less inquiry. Hides are not so much sought after, chiefly on account of the market being barren of the better descriptions. The business in Jute has been only moderate. Linseed continues to be taken for Great Britain and North America, but mustard seed is without demand. The shipments of rum melee the Ist instant, are only 6,892 gallons to England. Very little doing in cotton, and we have but few transactions to report in the other minor articles. The import market gives continued tokens of further im provement. Though the trsusactions of the past week have been only on a moderate scale, the advice, from the upper provinces are encouraging; and holders show a disposition to enhance their prices for the principal manufactures now in demand. The enquiry has been chiefly for grey goods, the demand for bleached being confined to finured shirting.. Turkey red goods and prints remain at former quotations, but woollens are in better request, and sell freely. The seasons fur linens bar ing almost paused by, there is hardly any demand for this article. Mule twist continues without alteration in price, but Turkey red has somewhat further improved. Orange and green move off freely at last quoted rates. There has been less inquiry for metals, and prices for copper are some what easier. Speller has again improved In value, and sales have been effected as high as rs. 8-12 per md. Ittotoo.—The manure/ Were of this dye may now be said to have nearly come to a clow. From all the information which we have been able to collect since we last wrote, we we no reason to alter our opinion of the total out-turn of the season, which, we still think, will be somewero about 1,0.1,003 maunds. The hopes of the Tirhoot planters from the Koonties are daily diminishing, and the Henan.' planters continue to complain. In the lloab they are doing well. .§ttosn.—Since our last advice@ the accounts received from Eastland to the Bth of August again report dull mar kets and lower prices for most di seriptions of Bengal sugar. Our market is lemma active, and would probably de ' cline, but for the extreme scarcity of the article in the bazaar ; not above 5,000 begs of all sorts being obtainable in a merchantable condition, together with • dec:ining rate of exchange and freight, have, however, prevented a fall in prices. B.strrgritz.—There has been a somewhat better demind for this article, and a fair business has been done for Eng ' land and America at slightly advanced sates fur some of the descriptions. The Money Market continues well supplied, and accom modation is readily procurable on satisfactory security. 'There has been much disposition to operate in joint stock shares, but holders are unwilling to sell at our quotations. Company's paper has improved in value, and is in active demand. The profits of the Bank of Bengal have been for the two months ending August 31, of the rate of Ks. 5 1-2 per cent. per annum. Exchange has undergone some alterations, rates on Lon don Irving declined to 2s. Old. to 2.. Old. fir fint-class credits, and 2s. Old. to 2s. Old. fur document bills. The have again advanced to 2s. Old. for Brings credits and documents in proportion. Bank post bills have been done at Is. Ilid. per lte. There has been • great demand for bills on China, and our quotations are 228 Its. per 100 $ with a probability of • further rise. Freights have somewhat receded, in consequence of a considerable increase to our tonnage, and a desire to clear out before the earning Doorgah I'oojah holidays. At pre sent the rates are 31. 15s. to 31. 17s. Bd. saltpetre and 41. sugar to London. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. SEABORNE MAILS. ftt 'Whet that the nails an seat non the esserel Peet-en ee by the sight—sad M by ths nornai—deneteLl 'roe wo. 1 Port Dos vim Matioup COUNTRIZA. to Omni hat. Loodoa. .aara e. 4ovi.r.t.paalot X Oat. ... • PI Limited Nous poakat toarrieobyt'miatervaP Nov.ll . Aoitralls(vis Southatap.l too) Data (via Masoollloo) NIP of die noel! l •Ditto(vM Cope of Good Hope) .lllad of December ! • ( Wan Conti iikd of tairolooto Masud:M. .2 4 11Wak.latli odious. Rajtam Wily. Woad .. . l of omit mimeo Ayres itla of the math oonAweb M fodliMllamoida • apo °fecal Vero 140110 the noatb Gips de Varda 146 Mao mail' Cbtiaaatioopia Clairol Amok* M ltadfinotsfEV (Miami Moa.,W klll M it iled.tlftOZZ Tealae moo Mwalmoi ....----.P Tuesday It hid a) Mama AI Wader. & Pew. SSaadter 1716 of We imath o— 7.M di N Tido dolly .. IbtStMLMM of tie viola ladle MY (Ma Marvell's) IN I Whidethel IM (Ma Cap of Gond mo) N' Ito of dm woola I . ll Mk of the meal MatitansaZiv . l;ilO P. surto*, (4:to(v1allormilloo) 11 liddliMtli Maria Sod of the mime Modalta M dttll23ded Nor. &Ito .. 1 4 1 ".." .. M menu aher Mt man Stilitb2diaof mom, Pool Motu. Nat M ftalftankotasoo; ........... tedalllthat math I moo W ovtr) on ladle. aoldith.kodaisaUi W et Diamaa`a"Laidlair dalla I;Amps*: —.. Aosthsraptes ' Dam rtymotati tlynolta Bow 4011111•111100 a. loathasayt+ r loom " I;;;that — airio - st — : loathmaptoz. Dirm 'lmmo Moon* triAiripark. Osier _ _ . I~~'~' ~i `l ........ o eer y Dover lloatbaZi.G. fleittheiploa. 'Dow loillaiikiaplea. ARRIVED. A mr-ot Deal. October 23, tom. ddb Asconsou-at Deal, October O. boo Nat: Ames Baowe-at Deal=berr od t . Me AtVIVILLa D'Ole-at 27 Asm--oe Liverpool, Maar V, from. Quebec ataitenume-of Limns{ Oellno 27, troga Quebec a soy -at thillynal, Mem SI, from loam BOADICU-at Gravamen Odder NI, from Batavia Bawer ra--ft BristrA. Omens 1111. tram P. Z. Id lad , linens...v-01 OM. Osielsr IS. toga :Sabre ißue.t-atpW, °Ono 1.. kes Westward Constesee-al rW. WOW 21, *as Camels Carentee-st Dol. Oelaberli. lima. Westward Osern-get t Panten. °amber ft, hos -..- .... Manalke abotteena-o Queanne. Molar 23 Comest-+t Limped. Oiliolmr 27, from lactimille. N.B. 011111111MT-4 Leonid, Oilebia lt, from Quebec 01•11/1111 CLAMS -at Limon Ostolar 27, from Aktemadria CMALLOITz-at 0110elleed. OMAN, 24, from. Peargebarg ODDIUXOIIII.-st Groomed. Oct Id, from Tobago Crawls-at °rammed. 0et.12. kg= Denmark Cusgattos Georana-sa Ormond. October 27, tram New York Cuierram-st demand, Webs 27, hen Madras Cortonteud--at Omens& Oet. 17, from lllo Grande Ctrus-st Osmond. Oriaber 27, frame Quebec lhoo -at °guessed. On W. from Nines Docroa-at Oraneeed. Oseebor 27, from Dean Das-at (immoral. OeMber 27, from Girgenti Dees-at Werpool, Olobir 27, here Alexendria DAVANFOIT -at °me, October Mt, from Unetre MOJA -at Portsmouth, October 26, boa Quebec Saustaboa -at Dose, October 22, from Quebec Prot Eon -at Falmouth, October 35, Irmo . ....... .... Labrador Zsvor -at Falmouth, October 26, Irmo lbmila tultel-at Liverpool, October 27, from Quebec lest levant-at Orassemi, October IT, from Quebec, Fans: sa-at °rammed, October 97, hose Marx Wes Lewin Comas- at tinsserad, October 27, from Caku to Lamy -st °reverend, Oct. 27, from Melbas Fa•s at Gramrend, October 97, from Calllpolk Farmers -at Liverpool, Oct. 27, from Quebec Foamy Orate-at Deal, October 23. from Quebec Pos tle arva-at Pill, Oct. 16, from 4oebre Fs lame -at Ural, Otto or 22, woos Port Moines Flok.a. -st Plymouth, October :6, from . Opteto Oatooeubd -at Falmouth, October 13, from Wawa ChM , A-it FAIIIIOI4 , h. °blob"' 25, from Alczasedria Get v. t e..- at b althout b, iktober .6. from °lowa cm o a .4T au -at cr.oscod. 00.0bor 27, from ..... ... Mau burg Ora vaove-at cra.esocl, Oct. 17 horn Villa Nora o.sors-et Ceraftrepa, October 27, from IlicLitlia -et Oramarad, October 76, from texilzety. !!AUPAX-11t Petob.-r . . Mara ir al, from Wien-.at - - Oragitlnele 04411 11 Vs 17164 llermot lasoo-at Lhorpsol, 00.37, hum Tama fincoum -at Liverpool. led. :7, from &Mbar IllarallTTA-Id C 01•41, Uctobrr 26, li .an Hume 24 , at Itemol, October :6. lea ...... nainnroadmic Haft- , CM. L -at Deal, October 22, from . Nat hoot Lou-at P6l, Oc otxr 23. from ......... ..... bet Mettler. 4 Is. lograc-at Deal, Oetone 13. Man Green Wool luaillia-et Valmoutle, Ost. 13, from ........-...Tinansog iyinu„,-.4g Oro mead. October 27, from ...............- T ~..Patraa Joao O. WY-at Oraremod, October 17, Irmo ...aganrog Joan Goons -at Oravemod, 0, tong 27, 1irma..............New Turk Jon &romp- at Grave. ad, October 27. k0n......... Knave, issme-at Llmrpool. October 27, from -.....14arnbi m J um Wm, Mor-at Oral. Octorier 23, fr0e5...............14. 4 , m4 JOIIIIIMI-at Pill, (art. 26, 119111 .. Joao 01.1.1011-at Portsmouth, October 26, fram...Adolain, etc, JAMS-0 DORI, Octotor 2 - ., fr0m ....... Quebec loos MINOR -at heed, t KIN r 23, 1ni0....... Akstrolos (.1.10-at Deal, October 23, from ............. .... Callao LOolla-at Pill, October 24, from Quebec Lesurca- at Deal, (Worn 23, FroMor,- -..... C.ICULta LAUSI)4III Mona-at lainoato, Ornobor Q 0m 3 4 ,... -. l...lati Lemma-ea (havoc aI. Ociohe 27, ham ......... (lmpa ct Lttuira-at Grammene, October 27. from limbs* Lac asL-at Granorml, Oct.ber 27. from -a.... Lana- atOracecend. Oct. 27, from... ..-.....Part Pro.lip Lomaap bosons -at Graves:ad, treater 27, Inal. ...--. Quebec Hall YLCHaat'll -at tirmemod, ()curter 27, fr0m...... tenor lIIONTaa4. -at GlaTa•Cad. Octobe 27, from ....... ..... Quebe c MAMA-at Gernert Oeober 27, from M imam llucao-at II I, Octrib rr 2d, ton Taganrog bloat Lea.-al l'eal. October IP. fr0m..................- ....GOA Kaman- at Palm utb, October 73, Iron. Odom Nana-at Falsootarb, October 15, from liamelles Na. Tonts-at Falin Mb, October 23, fr0a........-..-..Taltallog Orlum`• -011 Lkerle ell. (Pettit r :7, loam ..... -.... -.Quebec Ocsam-at Oramorrod, Inv** , 27. from Oren PaT-at Oramprod, ocobtr 27, hum .... Adonsa Pourearear-at Gramme, Octo ber::, from .-. - _, . o &Ayres Panics Ammer ear-at r ;mermen% Octole r 27. f ro m . 11tailauo's bay Paorovammoo-st Liverpool, Ocner 27, froes...fk loluPe, NA Pastors-at Bristol, o:tre et 26, tens - - .... Quern Mafia-at Falmouth, October 26, Nom Odessa Paso-at Plymouth, October 24, from j.,ni Limos-at Orarneud, ocicticr 27, from Ilaram.ao GlCalta -at Livery. ,A, O. tober 27 from P. F.. Ulan Irmo Pon-at bracer(.. I, tA t. 22, from _ orato RAM. VaTiOs -at Falmouth, lo 'fiber 23, tram- ....-....Tagmane Mr. Merano- at Liverpol. October 27, from ......21ontreal STUN., aT -at Pon*, Ort. 4 'er '-',.. fr om „ .Qaetas Norma BOaano/a-ot Preto!, tairololtr 3s, frees Quin Prossowas-al D al. Ocluts r 23, hum Chin Bac Mono -cm Deal, (1-Mbrr 22 from ....... ...........Wan Inn Sauves.-at Deal, Weer :2, d. ...........„ ..... - . , Mahal Na. Oran-at look Oecterr 2.1, from ..... ... neer st. ........ &maus-at Dud, 0tt0:m.23, from I A:rus SitilLea- at Del. October 23, from SAIRO PietumeA-st Falmouth, Gnaw 31, &ago Tagentog ttesa-at Uravesemd, Oct. .7. from. .... Tarragona Tllitalli.aa-at Gravravol, Oct- leer 27, from Patten:4 TIUAL -at Oraverentl, Oco bet 27, iron ...a. ..... ....... ....... ittala TaITM-at Laverpool, letober .7, from Quebec Trunerr Tana-at Liverpool, Oct. 27, from.- Dere Tarn 6t.rm-ut Falmouth, Octoblr 12, from. ..... -.--Taganrog Tram-at Folsom* °eon, 23 Irom Wow Vatexac-.t IN al. October 22, from ft. John % 74.4 VIILIO•-al ILITSVOM WI, Oat.k., 27, l ive . be. Truairs-at Liverpool, October .7, iron Cella W00D...-at Gra, ....c.d. October 27, from Slovene' Womainuron -at tome .1,4 October :7, from Cade Ws. WITaIatLIM -at 14.1, OeL 25 from At. lone., N. h. Wa. ll•Dovoatt.-ut 1 a must& Octioher 23. from Meassdna Wmorassa-at Pleat rah. O. tober et, Iron Akpb Z.10.1110121-at Livertaact, October 17, from B. Apse 'OM. 29 Dolly ~Ito.. Ii . ' No. IS Nov. I ;049. IS iOst. 70 loot. $0 'Nov. I To Mk. Nov. I Twice So. Nov. Nov. li Tidied& Nov. 2 I Nev. I SLILIID. Arocorre-from I.l.erp-4, October 27, 1e..-..—..ltioJaceire AL bokA-fr , rn Lierrit.o', o,a; btr 27, to Mora., AV...Tit-from Lir , rpow. octob.r 2r. lo Ghent Dome e Etat -Iron; Grovtoecd, October 37, te Newp it ItaltlaCitr iv B -Erato Grit !IWO, October 1:, t b ...... P. 1111!ip :WSW. Yams-'rum Liverpool. October 37, le.-- ........... Mart City or GLtrt.ow (ea.) -trots !Art 'pool, Cresber 37, to Plotadelpou 1);10-from Live pool, Oct. 2: to U. Joatiro E; teem n -from Jerrecto telobrr 27, tn........ ............. :fibrilla ETIrriA.....IP-frost 0r......e1:4, (xi. 27, to 3. Leone Eck:mita -tram Pennon It. Oct.tber 23, to London Vattwocto But le -Irons bravire id, October 27, to...Vitleaeot lots-from Liverpool, testae r 37, to tenses Iteutt.te-from Ll‘ei km,-1, October 17, to.. ... ...........ltottt tease l'aenr2a- Uwe blest, to, Oct. 2 7 , t 0......- Beret Mace-front Otactee; d, October 27, to .....—....... Ls Boner-tom Lterrooo!, October 27, to nonce $11.4-Irorn Liverpool,Oe obrr 27, to 141 - asi, N. 9 11 . Z TIBILLY.-Yrarb Liverpool, Oetoref 27, t 0...............— Data VESSELS SPOKES WITH. Ahem' (och.), ft Om X .bea far Loolon, 001. 13, of notion. Admiral linemen 'Aril, tram Loculta for Ncw York, 001. 21, lat. 47.51 N., los. 10.5.0 W. ; all well. Flora, from Liverpool tar Port Ptulllp, Aug. 22, los. 20 W , 31 days to the Equator. Ooveator (harque), L•om Matoulbo for Liverpool, Or:AS, 1at.53, lon. 32. Jenny Lind, from Mame V1...c0 far London, /opt. 27, lat. 32 N., lon. 32 W. ranee, of Landon, with pveengere, Cot. 6, lat. 43 N., lon. II W. PoicLets (barque!, from Bombs, for Lomb" 42 days out, *pt. 2, lat. 711., los. IS E. Mentz (liamiburg teboonse), foot Valparaiso for Falmouth, for orders, Oct. 10, lat. 4c.so N., 10a.31.10 W. Trafalgar (barque).! loom Liverpool ho Calcutta, out 23 days, all sea, Tot. 11.24 N., 2.%33 W. Ticonderoga (vino!. from Ltverpool for Port Phillip, 30 days cut, Sept 2. taL 7.45 N., haw. 25.30 W. Tay (borque), ot Greenock, from Ileoduras for Loodan, off Fci:ly, Oct. 24. DAILY WEATHER TABLF. TSCILSDAT, Ocroant 28. HISJ. , The state of the Weather at each of the following places at Rim o'clock )estorday morning . The stations are arranged in order of latitude. ; Gentle Breeze ; Partially Cloudy. Sournameron—N.W.; Strung Breese; Overcast. FOLICIIIITONS—S.E.; Gentle Breese; Rain. TUNBILIDOZ—N.E. ; Gentle Breeze; Partially Cloudy. OILEINWICH—N.W. ; Strong Breeze; Rain. STROOD..-N.; Gentle Breese; Partially Cloudy. SWINDON—N.; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. LZIOUTON—N.E. ; Gentle Breeze ; Rain. COLCHNSTIIII-•N.W.; Gentle Breeze; Rain. YAIIMOI;TH—S.E. ; Strong Breese ; Heavy Rain. The returns Crum the following maces did not reach this ogee in time fur publicatien yesterday; they therefore bulimia the state of the weather ea Tuesday morning at nine o'clock. Pooms—S.; Hard Wind ; Rain. ; Gentle Breeze ; Overcast. NOLSULAU—S.E. ; Strong Breeze; Rain. Winans—S.W.; Gentle Breeze; Overcast. DLILLINOTON—S.S.W. ; Gentle Braze; Overcast. Ein•r—S.ts. ; Gentle Breeze ; Overcast. THIS DAY, Nr.os. Owes at Wind. stren.tb of Wad. Mato of t h e Womb.•. N.R. fientle Breese. &lawny. BAILING OF TUE CUANNEL SCIVADHON.—Monday morning the channel squadron, under the command of Rear Admiral Cony, left Cork harbouron voyage to Devon port, where they will till up live months' provisions, and await orden. The Prince Regent, 92, flag ship, Captain Hutton, weighed anchor at seven o'clock, and was towed out by her Majesty's steamer Advice. The steamer having returned took the Rodney, 92, Captain Ora/am, C. 8., out- side, and again returned and towed out the Indefatigsble, 60, Captain Smart. Tho screw guard ship Ajax, :NS, Capt. Quinn, is still at Portsmouth, and will not retina to Queens town before the sth of next month. The screw line.of battle ship Agamemnon, Captain Sir Thomas Maitland, will, it is said, be stationed for some time at Queenstown. She will be completed in her sea•goiog equipment by about the 10th of November, but she will not be ready for sea be fore the middle of January—Cork Constil [Advertisement.]—HoLu)wAY's PILLS FOR Tna Con e,Coroea. °DUO, AND APTIMATIC CeIIPUIIII76.-7131., adml. rank pill. ate We mo•t etilusnt reared; ever dlsocvered for the ran of sougiii, troWe, and asthma. bone of the most obsttnati eases of diaries of the low and affection& of ws chest ban pealed to Lbw sanative power. They spentily rt more any anusulation of phlegm. wbentry the respiratory organs are permanently relieved, and ulti mately a sound and go rfect cure is eifiteted ; Manion eh., ambulate, or Mon suffering from a Winner ttif the chest. a didleulty of breath lag, or a bad cough, should have recourve to Wags will.known fads to ensure a radical cure.— boll by all Medicine viedirs, and at Prot knot llolloway's Lsbahlishrseat, 914, Strang, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DENIMS. Bawls. CAMPBELL.—Cet. 21, at Westbourne•street, Hydenperk.gardana, the wife of T. Campbell, hwq., of a d.lughtvr. CLEVELAND.—tat. 24, at IL aufor.ttrmor, Nelda-r•lr, the wile of W. ►. Cle•elaed, I.q , of • 11408h:cr. DE WINTON.—Oot. :4, at the Priory, I reds ck, the Mb of W. 0. Matra, Beg., of a daughtvr. HERRINO.—Oet. 23, at ItichniondAhl, Hrs. L Herring, of A (Laughter. lIICEI 41.—Oet. 24, at Wavertree, the wife of W. H. llickie, of I.labes, of a arm. nom —o t 14. et Wontafirld-franievw, Weetbot of I. IL Holt, hog., of Lthrolu'e-ina, of a ma. LESUL—Oet 24, at 014 Cetme.os, Biihnouth, Demo, the war(' of R. C. Lath, bp., of a daughter. WIO RAW —OM. 214, at the Maury, Southaniptos, the wife of Arch. demos Wigwam, of a um. ,the v.fe 1 AHRIAOIIB. ;1011TERL"D MAX.—Oct. 25. at all fagots' Church. N.i!d Ewe; by the lb v. Z. R. H. rwood, E Klustened, Veq , 0 DN.°. torn, Norway, to Clara, second daughter of Mr. W. Hedmai, of ley.tottsgs, Notion. MYNAH—MOIR. -•Aug. 2s, at St. liihtee, Jalenspaism, W. C. Twynaaa, boci , to t Lamb tl; eldest sosnrtng dew/bur ot W. Moo, Esq., late of the V. lea CIS I rcnice. CALDT—BEAN.-0.1. :5, at the Holy Trinity Church, Parch bow, by the Rev. T. Gooier, Hoehn, T. W. Waidy, tag owilln Durham, to Emmy Lailsa, eldest daughter of S. 1104 ?WE.. ?Hosted, Hues. lIHATIIB. BROWN.—Oct. 24. et &Neelei-street, Liverpool, J. Brown, 1 , .:. aged 42. CREASV.—Oet. 21, at rcywreter, Markt, wife of J. (loos. , o 5 youndnet daughter ef the late R. Beaton, Eaq., of PooLo ` ,01 °. 6 . DAWKiNS.—Cet. 75, it. Dawkins. Ews., of Endo be, 1. 5 4 •:." Over Norton, Oaforwhire, wed DAWSON.— Oct. 24, In the thecuacte, Canterbury, the It sr• F. Downs, Oman of Canterbury, wet Vicar of Loa I ockLiso, hew., aged IL DATCOCIL—Ckt. 27, at via honer, King -Gwyn the owesty-flith seat w ble age, Me. John Doswell, cr woad- .1 On yews Work t We, Secco,u,.: Kant indu 'Lowe. JACNISON.-04. 24, at Ileoley-on.Thatow, W. JOtelon, Esq., aged ` L PALINCIL—Oet. 24, at I:aided-blithers', N. W. Fiala, sod IL tiOWTON.—Oet. 16. Mr.. Bow tan, the banal vile et Mr. POs ton. deist Jeatcheireet, liedford.ron. PriLied cnd %%MUM' Kum IlaLe, us No. A, LnelbArG . Arni. in L.' It) L ,radon, Pruner. at the Otis% um bastar. tmt. la toelottCallet Wkliekser, Tavhosas, thnOtas Sir 1662. k-, #e wos dr. i INov. I Arrived ;Nov. 4 !Nov. 34 Nov. .1 ! Nov. IS Nov. It ow. X Nov.:4 Itov. 1 ,lolosaao. Nov. 16 Ito on PS , overt. Pa n • ..11m a oft, ips . u;d which Wily: has acq bee bea sele Cap law and for corn thei tent bar, Volt lad is L to eh° ar.r4 of I coo har the awi thy het