The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-07 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. COVENTRY RACES AND STEEPLECHASES. TCINDAT. TIM ('OCINTIY HANDICAP of 40 sore., added to a sweep stakes of 10 soya. each. Wieners extra. One wale and a h a lf . Mr. Lincoln's Tourist by Daniel Oltourke—llarguc Re, 3 M. 7th inn 710 estrs Mr. Coventry; Moakley, o yr*. 6.6 IDA .... N ightingall) 2 Mr. llosobnatis lont000), 3 3 ra, 7st bulb (J. Plumb) 3 Betting : 5 to 4 apt Rockley, 6 to 4 mist Tou eiet,and 2 to 1 apt nuttoooy. Tourist and Pow Somoy, side by aide, quickly ran several lengths in trout of Rockley, unreuoy headrog Tourist oaW tor fl aw the turn alter possum the Stood, when the latter obrikned a clear lead; Rieldey, who had been lying a dozok tenths in the rear or the leader, decreased that distance by more than onwhalf. A qaarier as mile from home Rockley passed Fontenot', made hie effort at the half distance, but ' never thoroughly got up, and Taylor easing To in this last three strides, Rockley was only beaten a head. 1 A MILITARY SakersTA KIS of ay &ova. each. One mile. - la. l'lnilkpa• Ore)' Friar, by Arthur, tut alb eter, 1 Cat.lain Nugent - , Bolger, tau ..:4alu browtra 11antan, Hat 1116 Owner; 3 Cluthe Mo. - Betting : 11 to Son (hey Friar k and sto 2 apt Maniac. Prince Charlie made play, followed far • quarter of a mile by Maniac and Badger side by side, Grey Friar being • dozen length* in the rear, but after • few strides more, Badger beaded Prince Chaihe. Approaching the straight, Grey Friar drew up, took the lead beta. e reaching the dia tanie, and won by a length and • half. Badger beat Maniac by two lengths, and Prince Charlie finished half a dozen lengths in the rear of Maniac. A HANDICAP HURDLE .tics of 25 soya, added to a sweepstakes of 5 con. each; winners extra. Two miles, over tire flights of hurdles. lit. Ham's Jac,b, by The ugly Beek—Fortitude, • yrs,' tut I , lu Mr. J. C. liees.uts Portland, a yn, eat 171 b L Thorpei Betting : 5 to 4 on Jacob, who waited until a quarter of a mile from home, where Le headed his opponent, and won by two lengths. THE HI;NTEr-; HURDLE Race 01 • Handsome Silver Cup, added toe sweepstakes ot 2 sort each, for hunters. About two miles, over Hee flights of hurdles. Sir. Inlet's Miss Aniy. by Cannobie. dam by King of the Uipstez, iyn, 104 101 b tllr. T. Ivens) 1 11r. A Eoherts as Master Oliver, 6 pa, lust lab war 114 alb ,11r. T. Amer) 2 Mr. C. Ecoe's The Witiow. aged. list Sib (Mr. J. Richards, 11 The tolleanug also rau :—K ate and Jetsam lAddler, „ _ Betting : 3 to 7 apt Mini Amy, 5 to 2 apt Muter Oliver, 7 to 2 apt The Widow, end 5 to 1 apt Jeremy Diddle:. The favourite took the lead sitar going 200 yards, made all the rest of the running, end woo by two lengths. The Widow was beaten ten lengths from Master Ohver, and the other two did not peas the poet Tait GUM% A STUPIACHASZ (tindialp) of 30 irovu, added to a sweepstakes of 5 *ova. arch ; winners extra. About two miles and a half, over five dighte of burdleA Mr. Jam NightiagaWs Harriet Watts, by Hospodar— Cakutta ;dam at Baptise, Watetuirv, 3 yrs, last TID ithvota) 1 Mr. J. Melia ft's AH Over b). 5 yrk 10st nb J. Knott) 0 Mr. l,ll wford' l l Mho, aged, /OK T. ken. ) 0 Bettiog : b to 6 os: riairiet Watts, sto 4 mist 17.'• All Over, and 10 to legal Nike. The latter refused before pro °sedum a quarter of • mile, where Wm All Over took • oomomedier lead of Harriet Watts, and up to the brook woo 230 yards ahead al Nightingall's mare. three-q•artso of • mile from the start It's All Over fell, and troth that point Harriet Watts cam away and trotted is. Knott, who got • "docking," but was not injured, passed the pat when Hearst Watts was swaddled. ROYAL CALEDONIAN HUNT AND PERTH NESTING. THURSDAY._ Tss CA,.cnotrustll,;alueloo sou., in specie ; 3-yr Bids, 7st ; four, Bst 2lb ; five, Bst 91b; and aged. 12tb; esetein penalties and al lowances. Three wiles. Caller Ou, Unfashionable Beauty, Joey Jones, Bonny Bell, Alice, Sarah Ann. /MAT. is MAJESTY'S PLATE ut MMEtinALA, panted to the Oalaloaien Hunt ; 3-yr-olds, 94 b ; four, 94 71b ; five, and anal, tot 111 b. Two mass. taller 011, Unfasbion ab:s Beauty, Joey Jones, Dick,Swivollar, Bonny Bell, Alin, Donne Cellos, Sarah Ann. BETTING AT ILiNCHESTER.—TUZSDAY. CESARE Wll OH. 8 to 1 opt Limos. (i) 10 to 1 Drumm Boy (t) 11 to 1 Lizoosisa 100 to 6 Blookdows (t) 16 to 1 Umpire (t) It to 1 Jock at Hearts (oft) :Z to 1 Bookish= (t and oil) 10 to 1 Emblem (t) 40 to 1 Hannan' (t) 100 to 1 Captain Crow (t and off) CAIIBRIDGESHISE. 12 to 1 apt Oatak=om•Alira (t) 20 to 1 Liman's (t) 'JO to 1 Excliagoor (t) *2O to 1 Birdhill (off) :10 to 1 Bonialis (off) ad to 1 Aline (t) NAVAL AND MILITARY. 4 WAR-OFFICE, Ocr. & CHA Pi. AID'S DEPARTMENT. The Reveread W. Help', chaplain of the second cams, to be chaplain of the Gut clam; the Reverend W. R. Beach's commission u chaplain of the fourth chum, to bear date 29th December, 1859, indeed of Sed of February, 1861, as stated in Gicicrte of lbt► October, 1861. MILITARY STORE DEPARTMENT. Deputy Aaisteat-Superiateodest of Stores Pie; Allis Le Breton. from half-pay, to be deputy sedekatrauper iatendent of stone. Amu'Aix; Ocr. 6.—AlPol37lol2lllB.—Lieute mats W. P. Barmy R. U. Lloyd, F. C. De Lousy* and W. W. Poynder, to the Bile ; R. Evens, to the Alert ; F. B. Harbert, to the Canopus. Master's Attestant Robert Harwood, to the Fox. Amistant Surgeons l'hooms Fulton, to Plymouth Hoe. pital ; John T. Moore, to the Indus ; John M. Hunter, to the Po:midair* for the Wird. Naval Cadets W. S. Goodridgo sod Anthony Gwyn, to the Satlej. CHATHAM, OCT. 6. Mr. E. J. Reed, the Chief Constructor of the Navy, arrived at the dockyard from the Admiralty this afternoon. for dioramas, of inspecting the vestals under construction. He visited the iron frigate Achilles, 35, 1,250-horse power, budding in No. 2 dock, the works con nected with which are now being tepidly brought to a ekes. As soon as the Achilles is completed the bands will be transferred to the Lord Warden, iroa-cased frigate, which is to Le commenced coder No. T @bed, where the arrange ments for the coustructiou of that reamed, the first of this kind to be built according to Mr. Reed's plan, have been for moue time is progress. WOOLWICH, OCT. 6. BALLOONING POE MILITARY PERFORM —The members of the Grantors Select Committee, with General Sir Dav:d Wood. ILA., Major-General Ssodhara, Governor of the Royal Military Academy ; Brigade-Major soil other officers, ...ambled at the Royal Arsenal this afteruo.,= to witness meats with Mr. CoxweWs large balloon, the War ll,partment having saoctioced a eerie. of experiments in order to 'martian the aloe of hal loo.. when used to reconnoitre the movements of an army in the held, or to obtaio information as to the pashas of as enemy's forces. The whole of the available troops is fibison had previously marched oat is two dividoes--tin al Marines and infantry , commanded by Colonel Mitch e ll , to ielebrirat ; and the Royal Artillery, commanded by Colonel Tomer., to Beslerbeatki. The molester balloon having been inflated with 35,000 cubic feet of p. at the Ansa( Work., was removed by a detachment of Royal Engineers to the gun-park. and a rope attached to th• balloon having bean lashed tome of the gins, Kr. Comm% with Captein kleanmont and Lieutenant Grover, of the Ltyal ED:in....TN took their seats is the cer, the balloon was allowed to ascend about these-quarters of a mile. At the expiation of one hour a desoent wes made, and Mr. Colwell resisted the follo.riec report :—" Time, 2.12; thermometer, 49; barometer, 2'.'.l ; view to the coast clear for 30 miles ; very bay inland ; the river beautiful; Gravesend sod Purfiest clearly overlooked. Time, 2.`a ; thermometer, e. 9; baro meter, ' • slight oscillation. Time, 2.25; thermometer, 51; baromet er, 20.60 ; clouds or mist to S.W. ; spleociid view for oriel photography." Three aubesquent ascents were made with Captain lieyman , Secretary of the Ordause Select Corranitl.“, and other officen. ; and the troop were mien wham rearming home, headed by the bends of the two divieioos. Ultimately, ;boot en eel*, the balloon was set free from the rope*, sod oesivey_ed Mr. Coxweß sad Mr. Glaisber arose the river to the Eaaax shin. wham it desoemiled. The experiments are considered highly Was factory. Seittorg Areit , ENT To ♦ VOLUNTEER. —The annual inspection of the Robin Hood Rides took place oa Moseley afternoon, in &dwell Forest, a Imp plot of ground about fear miles from Nottiogliam. The regiment numbers 960 members, and the muster as this ocarina wee 704 only lit men being donut without kayo. At t►e close of the mameuvres, which occupied two hours in @remake, the government inspector (Lieut.-Col. Harman) addressed the carpe iu a highly complimentary speech. remarking that he had with eo much steadiness In the field. He spoke in terms of porn of the Icing both in dies and volleys, and also of the attention and soldier-like hear* of the men. The Doke of St. Allaos (the boo. colonel of the regiment) also delivered an satires., and proposed three cheers for the government inspector. Dorisg the return march from the ground a sad micedent occurred to Private Newton, of No. 3 mospany. The order hail been given to return bayonets, and se New. inn was exernting this order his basooet dropped as the ironed, the point sticklag upwards. In tLe hurry to pick it up the end elected into hie left side, penetrates( shoot sex Leh,* deep, and if is feared indicted injuries wide\ will lowliame TEE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY VVFNING, OCTOBER 7, 1863. - Kato inttllitonce. JUDGES' CHAMBERS.—Ocr. 6. (Wore Mr. Jutice BO NO PART V. THE GREAT SHIP COUPANT,-THE GMAT RAFEHN. Tins was au application to eet aside an execution by the plaintiff, a shipping outfitter, on the Great Eastern, on the ground that it had been levied contrary to an agreement made between the parties. The matter was before his lord ship ou Friday, and reported in out paper. It stood over, on the part of the plouitiff, to ai.sivor the affidavits of Kr. Yates, the secretary, and others, and was now fully diseased. A deputation, with Mr. Yates, attended. . . . ar urtou Lk* appeared for the company in sop port port of the surnmous, and 11r. Chitty represented the plain. tiff. The Sheriff of Lancashire appeared by bin legal adviser, and claimants to 100,000 i were represented on an interpleader. The question raised involved a nice pMnt. The plaintiff was a creditor to a large amount, and brought an motion against the company for goods supplied. It was mottled by ' giving a mortgage for 5,330!. sod effecting an insurance, with an undertaking that the ship should be kept insured for the amount. The Great Eastern arrived at Liverpool on the 20th September. The policy expired on the 23rd On the 220 d September Mr. Yates sent a telegram to Mama Kocher, Otter and Co. to insure for 19,000 f., and one of the policies to be for the plait. tiff in 3,330/. The vessel was in sured for 100,000 f. A difficulty arose as to the stamp, and the policy was dated the 27th September. Judgment wan signed on the alth, and on the 29th September exemttiou levied on the ship. The policy was delivered on the 29th, when the plaiutiff wu at Liverpool respecting the execu tion. Mr. Warburton Pike contended that the assurance was effected when the money was paid at the office, which took place before the other expired, and therefore the 'zonation most be est aside. Mr. Chitty urged that there was no valid Insurance until it was executail on the 27th September, and had the ship been lost between the 'Zird and that day, there would have been no remedy. Mr. Justice Bytes was of opinion that there was such an executory document as a Court of Equity would have enforced as as . . . It appeared that the sheriff bad seized the ship, and there was am interpleader on the 100,0001. claim. Mr. Bradlaugh, from the office of Mr. Leverson, solicitor to the company, salted his lordship, to discharge the execu tion as to the vessel, m the stores and other property was sufficient to satisfy the execution. On the part of the sheriff it was stated that if the vessel was released the officer meld not remain in possession. Mr. Junto* Bylee said he should make no order as to the ship, but thought there should be an interpleader as to the claim of 100,0001. A discussion mow on the subject, u, if the judgment in the case of the plaintiff WM set aside there could be no issue on the interpleader. Ilia lordship eventually referred the question on the Bum moos to the Court of the Queen's Bench, and refused to make any order in the matter. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Ocr. 6. (Wore Mr. Commissioaer Goolbarn.) 121 111 CHARM! 111171/173 JapLV.DICT4IIBON... The b;;;;;ninwas deacribed as a clerk in order, of Maids. hill, and Dake-street, Lioooln's-inn-fields. This was the sitting for nomination sod discharge. No amounts had been filed, and the bankrupt did not appear. His debts are mold to be about 12001. His Houma raid there appeared to be a mistake on the pan of beeknipsr as to their surrendering. They were bound to do this at all the meetings, under use same penalty u in the first instance -that of being goilty of a mthde =amour. In the event of non-appearance ho we. ordered to be proclaimed. IF' The bankrupt was • ampulla, o ingatreet, Loppeare. Debt' of trilling amount. The bankrupt, being queetioeed by the oommiseioner as to his meow of paying Ms debt. when he contracted them, naively admitted that he had got credit ea long as he could, and that he bad been bankrupt before about a twelvemonth since. The order was suspended for throe months, with BROMPTON COUNTY COURT.-oc-r. 6. (Before Sir E. Wilmot.) WEST V. Traitor. The plaintiff, a butler, seed Admiral Fitzroy, of 38, 0,40 v-square, for the sum of 51 10a. Bcl., being one mouth's wages, board wages, and beer mosey. The plaintiff said that in July list the admiral came down into witoem's pantr and heed fault with it for Wag I. an untidy Mate. Witness meld not see that it was 'Ready, sad souse worts sunned . The admind got very excited, and told witness if be would leave his service there sad thee, he would pay him • mouth's wage' in advents to get rid of him. The admiral thee asked for the keys of the plate chest just as witness was himself going to see if the plate was ell right. On going to the safe the admiral took hold d his by the oollsr of his coat and threw him down. (Laughter.) In the scuffle the admiral also tumbled down beads of witness. (Laughter.) Then wan to investor,' of plate in the chest, and witness wanted to see if the polite wan all right before be eatruated the admiral with the key— ffaechteri—ie fact before he les the keys out of his pos seemee. After the row, the admiral fetobed a policemen, and ca ll ed witeem Wore that o ffi cial in his library, and paid hint 11. 16a wages, and 4a. to pay a cab. Witness pee the admiral notice in promote of the constable that he should aspect • =oath's wages in lien of notice. Admiral Fitzroy, epos being sworn, said he bad good room to gad fault with his servant, who wee eztemeively dirty in his perm and work. Upon whore aside( for the keys s d the plats-chest, the plaintiff actually refused to &ro them up, 'ed, moreover, he became eiceesivelv Iwo kat. Ba pushed rudely by him, sad epos this vita's* certainly took bold of Om gentleman by the colter and pushed bins down, and in We scuffle he fell down himself. (Isinghter.) The lodge slid the butler bad clearly acted wrong by refusing his muter access to his own ;date-ahem% and this alone was sufficient justification foe the mutt to die. miss without satins a oontumactoue servant Judgment for tit* dateoduat, with costa (la), witiall, how ever, Admiral Fitzroy laughingly declined to take. MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Bex. the Assistant Judie.) TKZ CHARGI OV AN =ICI= ASSAULT DI ♦ eouorron. Mr. Sleigh, who is retaiaod in this cue, white is ptar• tided by the Associ►te Inetitutise for improving and War- Meg the Laws for the Protection of Wooten, mid this was a triter of greet public+ importance. A person of the MIMS of Thomas Joseph George, who bed *ea deseribed as a soli citor, had been committed by the magietrato at Bow lines for an indecent aneatilt on a female, slid the motion ►e bad then to make was that the recognisance* of the wit nesses ought be ordained until the next amnion. A principal wittiest of the name of Horton resided with her mister until Saturday last, end he bad to make an applioatioa on the affidavit of Mr. West, the mariating dark to Maim. Shaw and Roscoe. and also on that of lira Leech, Suter to the praseentrix, that the recogni runes should be enlarged. Mn. Leech, in her 'Mar* said, " My sister has been 'Mug with me, but depths at • neighbour's boos in Senile-street, Chelsea, and I have sot semi my aster since Saturda last ; that she is not there at the preempt time, nor have I been able to And her. I have been I. attendance at the amnions during times @Mims and I have not sego her, and that I know that repeated offers of mosey have been made to me and my anti* and only last Saturday we were offered 80/. to withdraw from the prow cation." -- Yr. Wert in his affidavit corroborated Mn. Lomb% state ment, and swore that he verily believed that repeated often al mosey had bees mule to the prosecutra, by proms mreesntlng themselves as (needs of the defendaats, sad that the prcescutrix bad been induced by the de limitate' friends not to attend these sessions, is order that the peoseoution might not be proceeded with. Tb. Assistant Jodge—lt is a very romenahle affair:Mica ; let the recognisance' be enlarged. Sleigh—l have now to apply for a warrant for the apprehennon of the pencil who does not come forward to prosecute. The Assistant Judge "aid ha would not grant the warrant thee, but he would mar that the rustier should Mend at the head of the het fur to.marrow, to allow of soy answer beteg made to the emalkatima of Mr. Sleigh. The subject therefore Mends adjourned until this day. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION HOUSE Janes Goodwin and John Nick°lsom wore brought up os remand, charged with forging and uttering a cliespm for 15L, purporting to be sigued by Wil li am Tatham, with infest to defraud the Natioual Bank of Loadou, Old Broadotroat. Mr. Mullins (the solicitor to the Bankers Protection As sociateas) prosecuted; and Mr. Lewis, of Eiy- pima, an redfor Nichol on and Mr. Maynard (from the o ffi ce of Beard) appeared for Goodwin. The circanismooes of the cum have already appeared, and It will be remembered that the priamer oodwiu, who was first sppreloodol, gave the cheque in question to a porter who stands outside the Probate Court. Dodos'-oommaas, sad told him to go to the National Batik sod get it cashed, and take the money to him at Mr. Fox's mak Praha/remark The whams Haskins took the cheque, and from what be mad in answer to questioas pat to bin/ detective officer limett was called to, and under his direction a beg was m& op oontainiag some copper coin and gime' to Hoskiaa, who took it to the Probate Court. The primmer was wait ing at the door of the murk aad smug Olm west to him and took the beg. Hugged/ who bad followed. told him that the . cheque was forged, aad asked biro how be got possession of it. TM prisoner said it was give him by Mr. Co., of Newomiare, Lioado'riao, to gat changed, but whoa takes to Nowoquan la did not keow when Mr. Cox 's office was. Misr he wee pomaded he gave some informs/0u which led to the soprenension of the other prisoner, who was a cask in the ottee of Mr. Tatham ikd who curio' oa prdessioe of a solustor. as 17, Oid shank The endues, 441 um] agaivat Ni 11641011, mss that bo was the oaastent companion of Gmativis, and err sees by aimmet mar llootors'-oommona or the day this ether Pillager JIM appitimbid, sod bed bees um maiihigekse• the house of Goodwin and the ()Moe of his employers after he use apprehended. Mr. Lewis contended that there wu no evidence against him, but both priaooers were committed for trial. SOUTH WARN. Mimi Berwick, a clee;enidie:klWiemale, was brought up in custody, charged with attempting to commit suicide at Blackfriais-bridge. It appeared from the evidence of 91 A, that on the pre. vious ermine, about nine o'clock, he was on duty in tie Blackfriars-road, aid when near Upper Ground-street he saw the prisoner rush past him, exclaiming, " I'll drown myself I'll drown myself !" All she was going towards the steps leading to the river he ran after her and caught hold of her and pushed her bac k. She called out to him, " Let me go, let me go. I want to get away." Being of opinion that it was her intention to commit suicide he took her into custody. He believed she resided in the neighbourhood of Upper Grouod-street. The prisoner's slater, a very respectable-looking WOMAD, here etepped forward, and said she did not think her sister intended to commit suicide. She understood some family quarrel had upset her a little. The prisoner said that was quite true. About five months ago she quarrelled with her husband, and they parted ami cably. A week ago be met her, and promised to come and live with her again. However, some of hie family poisoned hie mind against her, and when she met him again he refused to come to live with her, and on the previous evening he abused her so tbat she ran away from him, and threatened to drown herself, but she assured hi. worship she had now no intention to carry that threat Into execu tion. Her husband worked at a large saw-male. She, how ever, was able to maintain herself by doing a little tailoring work. _ _ _ The magistrate said it appeared she regretted having acted in inch a foolish manner, and his opinion was that she only did it to frighten her husband. Under these circumstances be should discharge her. The prisoner then left the court with her friends. THANE& Margaret Maynard, aged 22, a notorious thief, who has decoyed many sailors into the dens of infamy in and near " rigor Bay, St. Georae'Din-thnEast, and robbed them, was charged with being connected with others in stealing a silver watch and metal guard valued at U. 10.., 2f. 10s. in cash, and wearing apparel, from the pima of John Cooolly, seaman, now staying at the Sidon Home. The sealllan was inveigled intoan infamous , rause, No. 1, Blacksmith's Armsranut, St. George'riorke-East, where the prisoner occupied an apartment. He was rammed, *updated, and turned into the street. He was found by • poliorconstable in the street stripped of everything , with the exception of his shirt . This mourred on Wednesday night, and the police have since endeavoured to trios the three infamous women who perpetrated the outrage and robbery, but have only been enabled to erred the prisoner. The seaman deposed to being in her company, !mating her with liquor, and going home with her. There were two other women there. He was well plied with liquor, and soon became insensible. He lost everything be had about him. The prisoner, on being taken into custody, said if she wee not locked up she would find the sailor's watch, moray, rad clothes, and that two other girls bad his things. fleantel Skipper, • police-oonstable, mid the prisoner was a very birdseed thief, sod bad been fragrantly in custody. The prnooer I Mil so innoceat am the baby just born. Mr. • 1 shall oommit the prisoner for trial. I hope the police will not relax is their exertions to appre hend the other women concerted in the robbery . An Irishmen named Oliver h c i bb s s Ze Catherine, end his daughter Julia, were brought before Mr. Partridge charged with stealing a pocket-book, containing 301. NA from William Johnnie, a seamen. papers, prosecutor, a respectable and intelligent man, was boatswain of the ship Knight Bruce, and was paid off at Liverpool. He come to London on Saturday. and met with the mimeses, of whom he had some previous knowledge, on the same afternoon. He accompanied them to the Hoop and Grapes public-house, in Cable-street, and ha bad at that time • pocketbook containing three 101. Bask of England Deem and the certificates of service and discharge from captains of ships in which be had sailed for 13 years. He was quite sober. Two women were is the same house. He nr =Med in the Hoop and G r me. two hours. Soon after he left there be mimed his et-book. He was certain it was in his possession when e entered the house. He gave information to the police on Sunday morning. Hr. Partridge said it was much to be regretted he did not give information of his loss immediately. sad he was sorry the sailors did not avail themselves of the savinp banks in those excellent inetitutions, the Sallow' Homes in Wells street and the East India-road, where they could deposit their money and receive interest for it, or draw it out when they required any. The notes were sot frond, of warm. A.Police-coratable— : No, sir. Hr. Part;i4;---indi;or ;fluid never will be. The •1112118 was queatiosed by the magistrate, and said be 'employed the male prisoner to do • little job for him some time age on kis retain from a former voyage. Ile wanted • key made far Ids chest me Saturday, and met for him. Poti ble Samuel Skipper, 136 H, said that when be apprehended the priseoen yesterday they declared they knew nothing of the pocket-book and notes. The Amer kit the Hoops and Gives at the WIN time as the prime gator. He weed ese way mid the prisoners another. Mr. IPartrldge laid there was no evidence to *My him is Amain* the prime's+, and they mast be dimbarged. =4 .could be taken again if any more evidence was forth- He h op ed the police wookl be able to trace the sailor's note; and papers. Tau PAIMICIDII AT BLACKHURN.—A few days ago we pubhshed IMO details at the death by violence of en old man, named John Barber, living is Mooretrest, Blackburn. At the inquest, opened ors Friday evening, and adjourned until Wednesday next, the evidence was to the offer that at the morning of the 27N of August last, rewire to his committal for Adair two shawls, the pro perty of his father, the prisoner (Jonathan Barber) told Folios-caw Gregory that if the old appeared against him lied do for him." His father did appear, but, not prising the charge against his son, the be.oh sent him to gaol for twenty.cme dap, which expired an the 17th of Firphrenhsr. He returned to Blackbera the same day, sod was met in Lark Hill by Daniel Tipple& who, &darer* him, said," Well, you've eomeont." "Tee." he rePlied."ood I'll will make soniebodv soh." On being ooeveyed to Preston Gaol, he told the collar (Gregory) that the next time he was taken to the gaol it would be for something more than a felony. Let osday be returned home, partially drunk, sad deigaDdei half a crown from his mother for the par poen of a bet. Fioding bis sister is the boar be com plained to her of having said something *boat him to some el rebinds. She denied the accusation, when be turned masher sad 'truck her on the face. tike then left the homes sad went into the next one. The primmer then rot his nephew's daughter, a girl of thirteen, for a pint of ale. When she gave it to him he at owe pet the jag to his father's mouth, bidding him to drink. The old mae, who wee &ties by the fire smoking his pipe, dratted, when he was told by his son that he must drink. He spin refused, and was *pis told twice or thrice that he moat drink. The primmer, who waa becoming excited, had the jug taken out of his bands by his mother ; hut immediately af tarried' he seized his father by the shirt neck with his left baud. and stark him on the breast with his right. The father screamed, as if butt, while his son held him by the shirt Beck for at least a minute. A young girl in the hour also screamed, and some men entered the hoar. The deceased thee walked into the beak kitchen, whither he was followed by the girl and his eon, and two meta, and, while sinking exhausted to the floor. be was caught, and carried to the sofa. Symptoms of death came rapidly over him, and the eciadnd of his sou was such that he was put out of the hour; bet Mcrae in again at the back doer, and told his father "to die like • cock," "to die Me • Barber." Dr. Grime was said* sod administered MOM brandy to the de ceased, hie sea telling the doctor to "give it him in bucket fuls." At *quarter to eleven o'clock therms night the old can died. Dr. Grime gives it r his °piers, after having made aped-noortem summation of the body, that the A* ceased died from serous apoplexy, produced by the violence of his son. The rimier denies baring uttered the threats alined to have bees made by Hu. ftniow Beamtuto.—At the Glasgow Circuit Mort, en Monday. James Henry M•Phentos, William Ito. Warm, and Thomas Harvey, were roused of attempting to break oat of the Paisley prima The llb.*barged them with having ou Sunday or Mooday, the 14th or 15th June last, in some manner obtained agrees from the cell io . which they were confined, and by means el • false key or pecklook opened the doors of the corridon leading to the cells, and giving moors to an airing yard on the roof of the prison with having then forcibly bent the bars enclosing the rid yard, fastened a rope to them, and descended to the yard surrounding the prier. They true likewise charged with assaulting • warden, and with stealing from one of the warden' rooms several articles of clothing losloagiqlo a louder, and air some wearing apparel*/ the et 'a. All three pleaded not guilty. The primmer IiPP who was at last Circuit sentenced to four years penal servitude for theft, is one of the ablest peofessional thieves that have ever exercised their iageonity in this city. Though still a comparatively young man, be has been already four Woes convicted of theft before the High Court of Justiciary at Edinburgh, nudes the alias of George Thomson, in March, 1859 ; u nd er the name el Frederick Robinson, before the Shenff Court, Glengow, in November, 1860 ; again, at the ume court, under the name of Henry Dic.kinsoo, io May 1861 ; and foully, at the alert Court, Glasgow, last April. Robiown has also been twice son victed, and Harvey, under the alias of Wm. Wood and Thomas Marsh, has bra our seateemd to a lengthened imprisonment before the High Court of Jutionary, and roe before the Glasgow Police court. The haviug bee, found guilty, the Lord Justice Cirk sentenced M`Pberuni and Harvey to eight years' and Robinson to eighteen mouths' penal servitude, to roamer after the completiou of their previous terms. M'Pheison, ors being taken from the her, said, "Do you resider you Arid sometimes be merciful, my lord? Twelve years for • mss to be in confinement is awful. A fearful sentenes because a man used as opportnity to get his liberty. I hope the Lord will be more merciful to you when sentenced at his bar." FAT - AL ACCILINT IN • PAC Ell GYMNASIUM.— Youtiorday Kr. Wslthew held an imseet on the body of a by who bed hem killed at Stepney Uesos, by the falling of • nisetler swiss, on which the inmates were allowed to wake themselves. The accident mu foued to have beta eassed by the rottieg of the pole. The jury returned • verdiee of " ceialestal death ;• and whiliseernmending the magas, I. which the esialdishment was conducted, ep rocaameeded the periodical 'Arpeggios of the gy peeelea FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTL [NANO! 07 10LION01011 AJD 7171171= PA17701:11.4111 TO II OBTALIZI) AT iiii OFFICIC or Tlll 011177 110077TLAII. must 01 Lumourror. aorgionaLs.ormsz] __l Al KRUPI7. . WILL/111 BAT , Notthighun,N•iirOaker, to surrooder Oct. la, at 12. _ STIIMILII UMW Heyhrldge, Essex, corn merchant. Oat 21, at 11. Ointtas Omura, Falmouth, Cornwall, draper, Oct. 23, at I. WELLIAX MUM/MICK itaritrit, Daistou, builder, Oct. la. at WILLIAx Cinermix Alma street, New North-road. print, Oct. la. at It. Mum Ll3xii, High etreet, Battersea, builder, Oct. la, at It. Joint Linieurt, Victorla.road, (Md Ford.road, How, printer's clerk. Oct. IC at IV Wn.ums EDWARD FILDIT, Norwich, victualler, Oct. 16, at It. RIALLIAM SETH, Huntingdon, grocer, Oct. 16. at 11. ENT. ILALpH WlLunis Dian ToLLINACIIR, Hammersmith, . Grown Join, Woburn, Bedfordshire, draper, Oct. 16, at 1. WILLIAM DAVID CLARICE, liray s inn-road, pmettter, Oct. 16, at 1. LIM Is GODMICE GRAY, Tottenham, gardener, Oct. 10. at 1. Joni NATHANIEL SPZIA2O, St. Augustin-road, Cainden-sqmre. reporter, Oct. 111, at 1. Glottal SAMUEL IIACDONALIL Old Comptonutreet, Soho, manu facturer of fancy leather goods, Oct. 16, at 2. THAN= Louise Vol OLDEILOP, Upper Tulsa-hill, authorese, Oct. 16, at t WILLIAM BUY Hamm, Litchfield-street, SOHO, servant to a club, Oct. 16, at 2. CALVERT Omar nowza, Water-lane, Tower-street, and Cam den-square, commission mord, 0ct.22, at 11. HVIRT Mama HARVEY, Trentham, Staffordshire, commission W a it Oct. 21, at it WiLuAn MUDS WlLLlANS,HaTeriordwest, clert,Oct-16, at 11. ItrJae CAITINITITJt DI Sltvime, Torquay, Devonshire, professor of mask, Oct. 16, St 11. RICHARD rowan Devonport, builder, Oct. 11, at JONATHAN Gills Bradford, Yorkshire, draper. Oct. 96. at 11. THOMAS DogaLD9ol, Liverpool, phsplate worker, Oct. 19, at 12. RICHARD BOWLMine, Abercegir, If outgomeryshire, flannel MANG facturer, Oct 20, at 12. Simon Erman*, Liverpool. grocer. Oct. 19. at 11. RICHARD ItowrazDs, use du, Montgomeryshire, late victualler, A nittnan JOnna,lthydrelln.Montionseryshlre,gracer,Oet,l6,at 11. ELt Wan; Manchester, drsorlst, Oct. 16, at 11. Joan' YAM, Wl‘sn, Lancashire. builder, Oct. V, at 11. MICHAEL ILAOCnitnun, Rose Brea, W occishle, Chs shire, contractor, Oct. 19, at S. ALT-RAND= SHAH, Breassgrore, Worcesterehlre, huckster, Oct 92, at 11. THOMAS UARLEr, Bromagrove, Worcestershire, boottnaker, Oet. IS, at 11. JOHN THOMPSON, Barnsley, Yorkshire, photographer, Oct. 30, 4 2. Qualm ARCHIBALD Cluirrza, Forum *mutant plaMograpbar, Oct. 17, at 11. Jolty LTC Great Bolton, lancsabire, spindleroaker, Oct 17, at 10. Smogs. CILOPPIS, Heywood,Lowaahlre, glue dealer Oct!!, at 11. Marian LISTER, Leeds, mango &ester, Oct. le, at 12. MAST SHAM Bristol, beer retailer, Oct SO, at It MA AYDRZMIA Bristol, toolmaker, Oct 30, at li HAMMY BAILLISOM, Birmingham. engraver. Oct. 24 at 10. Evan THOMAS WILLIAMS, Birmingham, brewer, Oct. 26, at 10. CHABIZI BLISS, Hereford, grocer, Oct. 00, at 10. JOll3l HAY, Blebop Auckland, Durham, Innkeeper, Oct. attn. LEWIS JONES, Kingsw inford, Stalfordsh., blaeluitaith, Oct. Kat 10. Joint BOSOM, Oldswi Mord, Werceetenihins, builder, Oct 16, at 10. JOHII LaYI, Oldswinford, Staffordshire wharfinger, Oct. 90, at 10. LIMA= WATTAMOSIM, Sberburn, Yorkshire, potato. dealer, Oct. 19, at 2. Bomar CAMISOLE, HarbetonNate4,watehmakr,Od.l6at lL LEWIS WIGLAT, Ripley, Derbyshire, pocer, Oa. 21, at 10. Jona C L RA, King's Lynn, horfolk, gunsmith, Oct at 11. JOHN DRAW, Dewebery, Yorkshire, boilermaker, Nov. 0, at E. listeagtath, Lakenbam, Norfolk, panorama proprietor, Oct 19, at 11. CALlMPariffon, Tunstell, Staffordels, confectioner, Oct. 17, at It 113nrAan Usswouni, Warrington, lancashire, corn dealer, Oct. 1!, at 1. WILLIAM SHITION, Longton, Staffordsh., joiner, Oct. 17, et IL Hazer SUM, Aldersbott, baker, Oct. 21, at 12.. HUNT Hors, Jun., W orcester , cabinet maker, Oct. 20, at IL SARUM ILLDCLIM, Huddersfield, tea dealer, Oct. 19, at 10. Bnirsan Huoe. CheMndord, can dealer, Oct. 14, at 11. WILLIAM Woonwsno, iliddlesbotough, Yorkshire, carter, Oct. U. at 12. Cinontin 17tox1a Banwimi, Sflddle Deal, Kent, market gardener, Oct. IV, at 14. lltasagrn Olurrnms and MAZY COurruns, Pembroke Dock, Peentrokeshire,ineengroners, Oct 19, at 9 . WILLIAM LINALL Tumult, Hove, busses, engineer, Oct. U, at 10. DREADPUL'DEATH OF d WIFE. BURY ST. EDMUNDS, TUESDAY. A shocking occurrence has just taken place at this town. Mr. J. A. flooteher, a guilmaker, has resided in the meat market for the lad five or six ears, and is stated to have lived with his wife on the most affeetioeste terms. The smooth COUTIO of their life was, however, diaturbed about three week@ sloe ., when Mrs. Sootcher had or fancied she had reasons for entertaining suspicious reacting her bus baud, and accused him of inconstancy. The charge seems to have been felt by him acutely, so much so that he was only prevented from shooting himself about a fortnight since by the arrival at the critical moment of him brother. On I Saturday Mr. and Mrs. &etcher passed the day aa usual, nobody in the home observing anything like a quarrel, and about five o'clock they were heard conversing and laughing with an elderly man named Lockwood. At about twenty minutes past five o'clock one of the workmen, named Shaw, heard the capon of a pistol while he was in the back shop, but he was not at all alarmed, as it was a very common on. curronce for gentlemen about purchasing pistols to try them in the shop. He had occasion, however, to go into the shop to ask Mr. Sootcher a question, and directly he did so he heard his master come from the parlour into the passage which separated the parlour from the shop, and es/1 the servant and the apprentice, while he was himself told to " Run for Dr. Cooper directly." He went into the back shop, and sent the boy for Dr. Cooper, and when he returned to the front he saw the servant girl and another woman in the act of preventing Mr. Suotcher from going into the shop. Shaw afterwards went into the parlour, where Mn. Scotcher was lying on the door, and Mr. Scotcher explained to him how it had happened. He maid she had seemed him again—that he could stand it no longer—and that he bad taken up a pistol off the counter with the intention of shooting himself. He then showed how he was holding ! the pistol, vix, in his right hand raised above him, at arn.'s length, with the muule pointing towards his breast, and added that his wife ran after him to save him from shooting himself, and in the struggle it went off. The weapon is a revolver of modern con struction, and having neither guard nor trigger it explodes so readily that drawing it through the band is sufficient to make it fire. Mr. Sooteher helped Shaw and one of the women to carry the senseless body of his wife upstairs and place it upon a bed, and then finding that Dr. Cooper was from home , went himself for Mr. Smith, • our- goon, living near, who attended directly, and to whom he gave the name version of the affair. On his arrival Mr. Smith foaled Mrs. Scotch., just alive, but die expired in 'a few moments afterwards. Mr. Sootcher was in • most ex cited state, so much so that it was deemed advisable to keep two men with him lest he should carry out his original in tention. He remained all night in great agitation. and fre quently gave vent to expressions of affection for his wife. An inquest was opened yesterday afternoon before Mr. James Sparks, coroner for the borough, when Mr. Smith detailed the result of the post-mortem examination, which proved that the bullet bad entered the right aide of the head of the deceased just above the temple, and pared obliquely through the brain, and lodged on the opposite aide below the ear. There was also upon her band a mark aimed by the expladan of • gun-cap, which pro,. that at the time the pistol went off she bed her head near the asp. The jury wished to have an portunity of bearing from Mr. Scotcher himself some as to the case et the quarrel between himself his wile, and the inquiry was adjourned. To-day be was committed for trial ea a charge of manslaughter, bail being accepted. BALLINASLOE OCTOBER PAIR. The business of the fair week commenced on Honda morning with the show of sheep in Garbslly-park. Th anticipations were high as to this being equal every respect to fairs of former rears there was a deci ded falling off in numbers, and also, strange as it may appear, • ousidiwable decrease in priers. The numbers hat year were 46,620, being a reduction, when compared with the previlus year, of nearly one-ball. The day was what is known as • " hanging far, " that is to say, although the park ma Mad with sheep from a very early hour, little business was transacted until nine or ten o'alock. Flock masters were very stiff ; they wanted high prices, and unless they got them would not sell. The fear of disease, which it was supposed bad almost dis appeared, acted prejudicially on the fair, inasmuch as the Limiter buyer!, knowing Low much the recent wetness of the weather might have induced foot-rot, and remembering to what extent they suffered from this epidemic last year, were indisposed to deal. Buyers, therefore were not at all uneasy, knowing that they would ultimitely have the matter pretty much their own way. They were to some ex tent right, for the sellers gave in to a reduction on last year's prior, and hardness then commenced pretty briskly. The dusted was almost exclusively for good sheep, ant 2 lots were is some request. Forward smitten in good o Bon were bought eagerly, and strong ewes west off rapidly. Poor or middling sheep were not in request, and few, if any, teafteetions took plus in this class. The prior asked early in the morning were in advance of last year. In some as. 61• was asked for top lots, and last year this price was obtained la but one Butanes. This money was is no clue =this average soles of top lots beiog at 62a., and In me curly was 63a. malted. Wethers might be quoted at frees 38s. to 425., and ewes at from 355. to 40n. A great emu animals changed hands before own, and altogether 39.328 were sold in the course of the day. It was very diffi cult to ascertain truly the prices given, buyers , particul arly jobbers, being apt, when asked to state the price they gave, to name a couple of shillings higher than the truth, with a view to getting more profit when they came to sell. As the morning advanced prices want down, and at 12 o'clock money which was refused four home previously would gladly have been accepted. It was reasonably supposed that in consequence of the late rains the park wml,l be very wet and uncomfortable, but fortunately for the sheep this was not the - . fhehoneliar promised to be good, if one might judge from the number and quality of the animal which crowded the streets. A large number of veterinary surgeons had arrived from Dublin and elsewhere, and some business took place. In connexion with the Nile of stock, Sm., at French-park, the seat of Lord De Warm it may be of intermit to mention that the celebrated horse O'Coneell wu sold at the /age figure of 3901. The Lord-Lieutenant visited the Customs Gap, accom panied by the Earl and Countess of Clsecarty, lady Anne and lady Sarah Ls Paw Trench, the Mims Lamellas, and Captain Evererd. His Excellency bad a good opportunity of seeing the working of this greet fair, both at the Gap and through the wk.—Delius Express. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OP CANADA. The report to be submitted to the kW-yearly meeting oa the 14th krt states that the receipts on capital 'must during the half -year amounted to 4,4411. fts. 3d., end the total receipts to the 31st Ju1y,1983, were 5,216,8384 sa. 2d. The sggregate expenditure to the same date amounted to 3,036.7961. Os. 5d., leaving a balance to the credit of capital account of 180,046/. 4a. 9d. The outlay on capital amount during the past hall-year consist.' of—addi tional sidings laid down at sundry stations.ilsh-iointing 134 miles of WA the proportion chargeable to capital of the amount expended in the reconstruction of the timber bridges over the river Thames in atone and iron, outlay on amulet of Esniskillen branch, kr., amounting altogether to 50,0624 lea. sd. The revenue acoount for the past half-year is as follows :—Grose receipts, 21t1,0671. 9s. 9d. ; working expenses, including mainteuence of way, taxes, insurance, , and not of suspension bridge, 13004 ss. ; balance, 1547974 Is, 9d. From this there has been deducted—lnte rest on government loss, 17,4961. ss. ; interest oit onetpany's bonds, 1.14., 34,2461. os. 10d. ; loam on the convenion of AMIlliC•11 currency, 80,1001. 9e. 7d. ; 'reseal of rails, sleeper% bridges, ke.,34,9911. 7s. 10d. ; Flu:inhere scoi deet amount, 5,354/. 12s. 7d.-152,1911. la 10d. ; from We balf-year's working. 4,8061. 2s. Ild.; to this has to be added the surplus from last half year, 3,3481. 12a. 4d. ; leaving a surplus of 7.9341, 15s. 3d. The director regret that this surplus will not permit of a dividend for the pest half-year, which result, as will be seen from the above statement, is entirely attributable to titillates incurred by the depreciation of Allieriol/1 curtsey. TRAItIIO RETURN& Mum rm. leer- Tope. Total, Re.IIWATI. open moms dandles 1664 LBW Week ending July 19. 6 It 4 11 Bombay. Murata, and C.l. 1051 1,030 546 ime 915 w wm awing ~ 6. Northern of Chaa 96 357 965 1,307 1,591 Do. Sept. 14 ..- 43( 910 1,392 9,066 Week ending Sept. 64. Detroit and allismake• 139 4,674 5.163 Week ending Sept. 25. Grea t Women, of Canada 1146 —•— 13,473 13,626 Week ending Sept. 30. lleildia Modern Junction. 6111 140 239 379 Vall a 1 oak ending Oct. 3. Cdsagew 1 bomb 6 edam 198 —• 8,706 8,674 Week ending Oct. 4. Great Luxembourg Lantos mat Blackwell Metropolitan — 1,765 Werth London time and Newtown ILlsol6ioee et Newtown 50 837 569 1,936 LOOS Tits METHLEV COLLIERY Dian'Tz.—At the Wakefield Courthouse, oe Monday. &r. William Brown of Hunslet, and Jobo North, John Tat. John Eastwood, John Arundel, John Butler, Richard Thompams, Wjßhm Hough, and Andrew Castle. were charged with noting. and also with corispiriug to prevent by force workmen from attending their work. It was shown that Mews. Pope and Peaniou, of Altofta, bad obtained a number of iseu from , Derbyshire to take the places of their old men, who were out on stake; and it was now alleged against the defee. dente that they had (with the exception of Brown)sarembled in a riotous manner and obstructed the new men when going to their work ; that money had been paid to some of the new men to return to Derbyshire ; and that Brown, as well as others, had sought to persuade them to go away. In nose .minsaion it was sought to be elicited that the tamale is between the masters' association oa the one hand and the coigns' ankle on theother, sod that Brown when he talked to the new nen, bad said that if they were brought thereby false pretences be would advise them to leek legal advice. The daimon &mew, was reserved, tad all the defendants, ex cept Brown, committed for trial for rioting ; and Brown, Toff. Arundel, Eastwood, and North for conspiracy. Twelve men have also been committed for ritiaderaeacour, having been demolishing buildings, the property of Werra. B e im. Boa, and Co.. of Whitwocal. They were admitted be baiL—Eferalied /independent. LAST N ATIONS. Nov. 17. E. Huhn, Crediton, Devonshire, Innkeeper-Nov. 17. T. Grimes, Shetborne, Donetshlre, music seller-Nov. 3. Theresa lardy Stone, RIM Jar:piths Stone, and Mary Selina Mom, spinsters, Bristol, schoolmistresses- Nov. 18. J. west cult, jun. Rh gston-npon- Hull, stark owner-Oct N. T. Phil. Ups, Blackburn, Lancashire, homed victualler-0d 10. W. Taylor, Stockport, draper-Oct. 24. G. WUltama. Rlupwinford, Staffordshire, iron 111..1,1er-het. 28. H. Crutchley, Kingswln ford, Staffordshire, haulier-Oct. ZS. J. Fanner, Lye Waste, Worcestershire, miner - Oct. 24, P.. Williams, Itinsrwinford. Stefford.hire, night watchman to the West Midland Railway Company-Oct. 23. T. Branton, Preston, near Hull onWr--04. , pig jobber - OM 24. C. Herwooi, Kingston-upon-Hull, tobacc T. Mollart. Stoke-upon- rent, Sta ff ordshire, coal desier-Oet. It IL Roberta, Stoke-upon-Trent, Stafford.hire, saddler-Oct. 26. & Leone, Longtots, Istaffordshire, boot maker-Oct 26. N. Pfeken, Stoke-upon-Trent, Stanord.hire, packer -Oct 26. B. Parker, Stoke-upon-upou-Trent, Staffordshire, plumber-Oct 16. Pnay.hon, liomkapatreet, Yorkshire, grocer- Oct. M. O. Yin. ant Motley, user, blaclunnit.h--OcL 21. J. Rooney, ll= porter-Oct. 21. A. Blackwood, Liverpool, jewel cabinet Oat 21. P. Bosley, Liverpool, greengroeer-Oc , . 21. .1. Dixon. Tosteth-pait, near Liverpool, window blind manufacturer .- -- Nov. 5. It. Micro( t, SheOleid, saw handle maker-Nov. 2. H. Heaven, Shisrhampton, Gloucestershire. builder-Nov. 3. F. L. Mitchell, Bristol, commercial traveller-Nov. 2 C. W. Law rence, Heynehant Somersetehlre, dealer in jewellery-Nov. 2. Amelia Coombe, Bristol-Oa. 19. J. Schofield, Helm, Yorkshire, manufacturer-Oat 19. J. Ihurand, Hrulderstlekl, Yorkshire. Purneynam dyer-Oet. V. G. Davis, Neskenham. Viorcestersidm brickleyer-Oct. 17. A. Lawrence. WestorrauPer. 2ls re. butcher - Oct 14. Hannah Ward, Tunstall, Suffolk, widow-Nov. 3. T. J. Jacklin, Metheriugham, Lincolnshire, chemist-Nov. 16. J. Evans, men., Pr“ton Brnckhurst, Shropshire, blacksmith-Oct. 16. J. Dew, Hatherleigh, Devonshire, carrier -Oct. R. 'Awards, Rethin, Denbighshire, corn agent-Oct. 28. T. Rae, Needing worth, Huntingdonshire, market gardener-Oct. 20. O. Phipps, Audley, Staffordshire, beerhouse keeper-Oct. 21. W. Deis, Steamy, rases, fanner-Oct lE. W. Timmins, Klngainford, Staffordshire. miner-Oct. D 3. T. Barker, &Mord shire, blacksmith-Oct. V. J. Skidmore, IMdrwinlord, Worces tershire, puff Itt 20 H. Watson, Sundarkisad, joiner -Oct. 21. U. Ramey, Droulleid, Derbyshire, blactimdtb-Out. 28. J. Caillidge, Chostenlleld. Derbyshire, simper's sinkstant -Nov. 20. J. Hunt, irsreham, Hants, wheelwright - Nay. 20. T. Rogers, Postsee, Hants, baker-Oct. 28. O. Parks, Whim-cum-Team brooks, Cheshire, walermen-Oet 52. J. Coombe., Psignton, Devonahlre. farmer-Oct 14. T. Rowland, Dever, watchmaker- Oct. 20. T. J. Man.fald, Cambridge, tailor-Oct. 9D. Y. Newman, Cambridge, pulglcait- Oct in E. Leach, Waterbesch. Cam ablgeohire, builder-Oct 30. G. Roane% St. Alban; boot maker-Oct 80. C. Cram, St. Albans, tinplate worker. DiciAkinox cur inViDEND. ISAAC PITT and Mourn LISTER It KETCBIR, Willeultall. Btat tordaLir iron merchant' • fad dividend of say Thurs day, at ►tnnear's, brinbughsat. BA . NKRUI4CY ANNULLED. Oct, 1. , Ozolostifitiait ithibel, — lisiet 7 rOod, Globe; boo( Oct. N. B. Mambo, High Holbo•a, bookseller—Oct. N. O. Moore, St. James place, Bermondaey, and Norway Wharf, Eotherhlthe. lightennan—Ckt. N. E. °ninth', Bee-lane, City, fringe manufacturer—Oct. xi. G. L Elgar, Parketten, gent'spark, tobannonlat —Oct. MIL A. Dashrrood and G. S. gyre mous, in:scent, Harkney.read, ell merchants—Oct. 16. E. H. l'‘‘gu, Bradford, Yorkshire, ale merchant—Oct. 21. J. S. Vickers, Beverley, Yorkaiure, grocer— Oct. 5. R. Parry. Dyserth, MOW% gram—Oct. tO. E. Helm, Manchester, yarn agent— Nor. S. J. Ennatte. Salisbury, leather seller—Oct. N. A. H. Lane Atyyleetreet, Regent - street; and Union-crescent, Wanda worthdoed,blll broker. PAITHLESHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Stoma and D. Garner, Letcerter, bootmanufacturere—T. Morgan and T. Scott, Bialicpegateatreet Without, City, -J. Brundrit and T Ripon. Stretford, Lancashire. = proprietor. -T. Hull and J. Hull, Dalsten.lane, Kingsland, drapers - T. Parker. J. Robinson, sad J. R. Cooke, Leeds, spindle makers-J. 8. Dunn and J. Jones, Wolverham ton, soda water imumincturen - 0. Jones, Mary klisabeth Jones, Tychicus Jones, and Theophilus Jones, Rhewl Mostyn, Fllntshire. gees -W. S. Douglas and W. Toy, Arthur street Usk Landon. auctioneers-R, Pearce and J. Quinn. Manchester , cattle ; i n murex:mos-IL Watson and J. Goodfellow, Leicester, shoe manufacturers-Harriet Portingten and W. Adcock Queen's. terrace. St. Jobriewood, drapers-George Car:mall and Co., Kingston•upomilull, shipping agents, so far Da regards Ma Cansmall, widow-C. %bewail, J. Romby, K Bray, and J. Child, Restock Leimatenblre, coal kniares, so far as regardsC. Whereat -B. Jones sad T. Dewhurst, Liverpool, cart owners-J. Hewitt, 8. Longdin, and J. Longd:n, Manchester, ininfounders, so far as regards J. Hewitt-J. Green and T. Green, NewcastleuPenallre. builders Preasland sod Y. Ward, Brighton, ilnendrapers-J. G. W. Storbeck and T. Croker, Poultry, City, watchmakers-C. Batley, Holcombe, Gloucestershire. and 11. L Cur. Macklin'. Bath Hackney. tanners-T. Collinson, J. R. Collision, Collinsom Kingston tiponal aMpbuliders, so tar as regards T. eollinson -W. Poking and W. !Melina, Doveretreet, Piccadilly, hakers-W. Thompson a. d W. Sutcliffe, Wakefield and Bacup, Lancashire, corn millers-S. Levy and L Yaleutin., flomerset.street. Aldgate, loot nutunfacturers-L K. Parson and F. R. Taylor, Smithies, Hants. surgeons-W. P. Brune end R. Consigns, Gloucester, tiorists-J. Craft, ma., and C. Craft, Philpoto lane, City, cheesemongers- R D. Dunn, J. snow, J. Wilson, and J. Jackson, Wakefield, Yorkshire, earn factors, so to as regard. J. Snow-J. Ogden, J. Davies, and D. G. lehersood, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton Hrinuers, so far as regards D. o.lsherwood B, Boston end f. H. 'Adman, thanshorough, Lincolnshire, attorneys-IL labs sad W. M. Netkroo, Ghtegow, engineers. SCOTCH BEQUZSTILATION& GRonla Hion.aw, Olaagow,s amhouseman, Ora 18., at the Faculty Halt GleollOW. ROM IT TAMA Slid JO= TATLOI. Abilibell. Meidullti. Ott. U. at the LOAM Tree Hotel, Aberdeen. DEZADFLTI. DZATII OF A RAILWAY OFFICIAL. A frightful and fatal accident occurred es Sunday evening, at the Milltown station of the DubLa and Wicklow Railway, tea respectable ticket taker named Lawrence Dowers, aged about 60 years. It appairs that the demised was crown the line to the down platform, subsequently to having put on the danger signal behind the eight p.m. train from Har court-street to Day, then coming through the station. In crossing the uufortuoate man was struck down by the eosins, totally without the knowledge of the driver, H. Dixon, • vary careful engineer. Nothing definite was Wawa of the terrible circumstance till the guard, J. Kavanagh, felt a jolt in his vas. Cast ing the light of his lantern behind, he then perceived Dowers on the rails, the entire train having evi dently paired completely over his body. The attention of the station master, Mr. Healy, was at epee directed to the deceased lying ou the ground. and oa promeding to the spot be was found literally cut to pieces. Dowers had served many years in the police force, and for his services in it enjoyed • pension. Ile leaves a widow sod a large family totally unprovided for. An inquest was held to-day by Mr. H. L Harty, when the driver, guard, and station master were examined, their evidence going to show that the deceased bad not given himself sufficient time to cross from the up to the down platform, and had, in consequence been caught by the einpue. A verdict of Accidental d ea th" was returned. Several of the railway employers have subscribed • day's gay in aid of the widow and children. a slam well deserving the attention of the baiter°. lent—Dublia &prem. Full benefit of reduced duty obtained by pur chasing Ilarobsosa's Tan Tea: very choke at Is. 44. sad Y. Standard' at 41. 4d. (Ilosusely as. Is as stressest sad moat delicious ImportaL Agealle b evesp town pegply Ss psessaa.—(admetimemat.l MARKETS. TALLOW.—TUESDAY EVENING. The market was steady to-day :—October to December, 4be. 3d. to 45e. 6d.; Joinery to Yank, eke. 2d. to 46a 'Delivery to last erode', 326 teaks ; arrival' ditto, 24 casks. oarrox.—Liviraroor., Ocr. G.—Ws have had a quiet market without any quotable change in price. The ales are 5,000 bales, of which 2,100 are on speeulation and for export. 500 American, 28 id. to 27d. ,• 4,000 Surat, 1.51 d. to 241 d. ; 400 Egyptian. 23d. to 28 fd. ;100 Pernam buco, 2d4d. The weak's import is 6,334 balm. COTTON GOODS.—Maecexnrgn, Ocr. 6.—A quieter feeling in the Liverpool market, with rather easier prices, has had a perceptible influence on the yarn and cloth market. In yarns we have had a yer 7 quiet day, and sellers report that there has been no business doing what- ever. Some inquiry has been made for cops, with a view of testing prices, but they* is no change in quotations. The heavy contracts held by spinners causes them to be somewhat iodifferent about any orders offered at less than the rates of last week. Nevertheless it is thought that were offers made for large quantities slight concessions might be made. For cloth there bee bees a fair inquiry since this day week, especially for India goods, sad buyers in some cases seem to have made up their minds to pay, to some extent, the prices which are asked by sellers. The impression in the market seems to be that the war with scarcity of cotton is likely to continue for an indefinite period, and that this being the case, prices are likely to rule high. The question as to how high they may safely go is one which can only be solved by a correct estimate of the point at which lines, woollen, soil other fabrics come into active conipetitioo. A good business is said to be still doing by the large homedrade houses. who are understood to be bare of stocks in emerequesoe of the large puma! ahnorptios of goods by retailers and consumers ; aWL though the inquiry has been brisk in the Manchester cloth market, the bounces cannot be said to lave been great ; in fact, it has bees rather lees than towards the sod of last week. With regard to far as there has been any change today, it has Deices as in favour of buyers, but still it has not been sufficient to cause any anxiety amongst sellers to push sales. There has been no quoMbhp redaction. There me telegrams from India to hand, sod one from Calcutta to the 16th September yarns Id. per lb. higher, sod Sjlb. shirting cloths reports per piece dearer. There have been some other reports of telegrams of a conflicting nature, but they are not generally believed in. and consequently have not influenced the market. The transfer of the business of the old bank al Messrs. Lord, Entwine, and Co. to the Diarist Beak is still a topic of much interest in commercial circles, as might be expected from the high repute in which ft has stood with the trading community of thu district for so many years. The consideration to be gives by the Dia. trick Bonk is reported to be 250,0601., which is to be raised in Dew abases, for authority to create which notice has already been given of an extraordinary meeting of the shareholders an the 21st inst. It is understood that after the amalgamation three o , the four partners in the present firm of Loyd and Co. will continue to take an interest in the affairs of tie joint ameern, and that One of them (Mr. , Beryl will take a mat in the direction. WOOLLEN.—Lima, Ocv. 6.—There is no new feature to report in connection with the markets of this morning. The attendance of buyers was not very large, and their operations were sot marked by any pest animation. Tweeds 'On sold firmly, also mellow in both plain sad fancy styles. Witneys aid pilots continued in demand, and a few hairlike also changed hands. Bates remain in atatu quo. MANUFACTURES. BUDDIMMIWLD, OCT. um transaction hays bees rather on a limited male meow pared with last month, and fewer buyers bare been io the market. The goods most in demistd are the beerier descrip tion@ adapted for winter, stocks of which at present afford bat little choice, but wan of the larger manufacturers are busy making new patterns, anticipating a good winter trade. - WOOLS. HCDDIRSYIELL). OCT. There is en Improved demand for coloaisla, more especially for the full grown wools, which commend extreme sates. Low foreign is getting scarce, and sells at an 'drones. Ocr. 6. —At today's market • moderate supply of English wheat, which sells readily at fully last weeks currency, best runs of red =kin 31 per 504 lbs. to the grower. Foreign neglected, but boidess de sot prat sales. Barley for malting fully Is. cheaper' griediug also rather lower. Beaus and peas move o ff slowly at prime is favour of buyers. Oats dell and rather cheaper. The foreign imports last week are as under :—Wlisat. 3,696 barley, 11,184 ; beans, 90 : peas, 9040; tires. 274 ; lin. seed, 18,237 ; rapeseed, 3.1.t43 ; oideakes, MB toss. Lama, OCT. 6.—Our millers seem very reluctant to bey wheat, exempt ow lower terms, bet soy decline is gaited by holders, who appear disposed to land rather then submit to further reduction. Hoed assaplas of barley sell at previous rates, bat secoadary parcels are le. and is some cases 2s. lower. Beane slow sale, and Mbar give way in price. °thwarted.. as before.. LfritirooL, Ocr. 6.—With a fair attendaaes of botblown sod country millers and dealers at our corn exchange this morning wheat met • tolerably good eousumptive inquiry at the full prises of last market.day. Flour wee aspirated and price" irregular. Indian corn was held for 3d. per grader advance. which checked the demand. New oats are dove Id. per bushel, and oatmeal 6d. per load. Beans, per, std barley are each firm at late nitre. The market claws steady for wheat. Lma, Ocr. 6.—Weather latter part of lest week was changeable. To-day is floe and dry. At our Core Exchange this day the supply of wheat was small, there being some inquiry for seed, lost week's pnoes were supported, except for damp samples, which must be noticed la. p.r qr. lower. Barley, the quantity offeriug was not so liberal as but Toes day. Malting rues fully supported late rates. Grinding samples ls. per qr. cheaper. Beans and oats, prices firm. Per qr. hawk' to the grower:—Wheat. white, new. 6311 a. to fiebe. per imperial bushel, 455. to 465.; ditto red, Mks. to ()albs., 40a. to 42e. ; ditto red, old, 62115. to 6311 a., 40s. to 41s. Barley, best Chevalier maltiog, 54Iba. to Milbs., 375. to 395. ; ditto, runs Chevalier ditto, 531ba. to 6411,., &la. to 34a. Oda, 36114. to 42115., 22s to 26.. Beane, old, 63Iba. to 63165, 40s. to 44a. ; new, 6311.. to 041ba, 38.. to 40a. NrwcAvrt.z. Ocr. 6.—The weather today is fine • yes terday was rainy, which would interfere with the bilithm• log on the late districts. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers ; and, although there was little offering ex.ship, the trade ruled sluggish, and, to have done business, a - further reduction must have bees conceded, which holders would not listen to. Flour partook in the dulness of wheat, and very few trans actions occurred. Malting barley ro cheaper ; and the same may be said of grinding varieties. Malt, unless extra, most difficult to quit. In other articles we have little varaLion to note. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Anna, from Archangel for Bout/wanton, Bent 37. tat 36, lon 3. Dartru‘.uth, from Longing for Sydury, July 7, lot 8 N, Jou 20 W. Estnersl.l4, from Calcutta, July 30, lot 8 8, ton 91 E. Helen Nolulaa, from Liverpool for Calcutta, August 19, la - ss lon 39 W, lady Carolina (Pen elan barque', from Ortega f. r Yarmouth 64 gays. Sept. 19, lag 66.31, loa 21 W. BYetery. from txn o t t y for London, August 17,15 t 17 ion L Night, from LIT for Calcutta, J. ly 1, Mt 11 N, log 17 W. Orion, of Liverpo ol, bound west, Oct.?, Mt 48 11,, log 3W. Yenznard (barque', from Clyde for Batavia, July 311, tat 85 N, Los 11) W. [Advertisemeut.)—Hou,owAv's Pu.us.--STRoxa A!ri, llcti.yy.—EVery wise man alms at attaining health at any price, but, unfortunately, rarely thinks about It till It Is going or gone. llollowaysits now stand as very high In public estima• Um for purifying the blood and promoting the appetite and digestion, that it is unnecessary to do more than name them as the sure,[ sad West mesas of retaining or regaining robust health and corresponding strength. hey act ea porliyers, tonics, alteratives, and aperients : and they exercise over every Gowan the most wholesome inguence. by supplying It with the purest blood, and regulating the gilvllty and onantity ..f every secretion. The most timid and delimits invalid wdi derive from liolloway's PIW vigour sad comfort. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. BlTKlAl(D. 7 .oc . tabor 3, at Claphsta-oaamos„ the wile of Mr. V. Dockland. of a eon. DEVONISHIRY—October 4 at If . Albert-row& Dogeorsilark, the wife of T. FL Devonshire, Me.. of awe. PLUM-04181m 4. at Helhau,, durrey, the wife of .1. B. Made, lihn„. al a daughter. /1411M * -- " *..bor I. at 20 . °alit./ NW% the wife of S. it Moses, MR.. of a daughter. IltN!.fEig.—Octoiel 4, at Pyt Hoe. e, Ttebury, Wits, the Lady - Manners, of a daugliiir. TOWNEND.—October 5, at chipstea I Lodge, Clapham-parit, Mi. A. P. Toeniend. of a tom KARBIAGES. BOTLY—TIRTANT. —October 3, at ot, Jobw she Rmuigelig, Penile. by the Rev. W. anima,Rag., of !Media& Berke, to Ulm, datig.tor ol S.. W. Wang ray., of Upper Norwood, Sarray. DAVICNPORT—MACINTYRE.—OeteI er A at AD Saints', P.O. by the Rev. G. L. Longa. n, N.A., Davenport. f i ltt r itie Bengal Medico! *brew.* 1.. Mary Marsh, daughter the late W. Woolsey's, M.D., of Harley.etrest. GARDINIS--COUPRR.--Ootober A at the perish church of Mary. lebona. by the Rev. Y. lioniu.d, M.A.. W. D. Gardiner. Gls. borne Fellow of St. Peter's College. tainted's, and of Liu eolu'olum Reg., seam W. Gardiner. C. 'monde,. R.N., to Georgina Mary, denghter of T. S. enoloy, losq., A.R.A. Dorset-square. and Vernon lfohne, Rent. RiNDSLL—NYTTER.—Octoher 2, at the parbob church of Achnreb. Northamptonshire, by the Rev. L. F. Potter. - W. J. Randall, /sq., 55th Regiment. to Sarah Frances. daughter of the late Rev. L. Potter, M.A., rector of Drumaid. county Sligo. DEATHS. AGUTTEIL—Oetober A at s', Bantaide, Southwark, Jane, wife of Mr. W. Agutter, aged sa. COX. —October A at itoketiperosoent, Lewtsham.rugl. Mr. J. COI. DAY.— uotaber 2, Mr. J. Day, late vestry clerk of &. George's. goathwark, aged 02. 0111104.41Y.—Septenther 00, at Turin, Mr. J. 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