The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-11 00:00:00

SCOTTISH CENTRAL RAILWAY. The Lair-yearly general meeting of this company was held at Perth on Thursday, the lion. J. C. Domini, chairman of the company, mediae. The report, which has already appeared, having been ni he Ce 1•111111 SS. is moving its adoption, said t►at t►e Informed.% which it contained was too felt, and he trusted as al'istictory, that he tilt it almost annmatary to oreopy the time )(the meeting with my MilinteSel of his ore. It was steed in it that about 1,6004. had hem taken from what was osayideeed the reserve fowl, in order to meet the dividend proposed. Now, the directors had formerly kept back that is order to meet the interest due on put debts and land wriCement.; but the latter haeint, to a great latent, been ptid and wound op. the directors were is a position to at .to that the sties of 2.72 V, which it was proposed to re serve. would he amply bulletin% to meet say new demands that might hereafter he made against the . The chairmen then referred to the different arrangements of the devilment. of the company t &end by the directory, a view to Vint% r efleieney and economy, sad stated that It was proposed to hold the future half yearly meetings in Meech and September. He neat called the attention of II a al areboldere ro the progrenive advence which the e. •q o tad recen'ty made. The And desidend which the et aii.dny hid ever t.•. 1 out of the absolute raining of the• (vulpine win in April, 11131, when a dividend was proposed sell declared of .as. per share. is October of the SOME year the dividend was 3s. per share. Owing to this being the west Lit-year, the director. Were not able to keep up the A: r• 1 i hived ; tut in April, IX:e2, owing to their 'stressed a dividend , 1 7.. per share wag declan d. So great h.•l •he ir.immee et te idle been sinde thee, that it was sow mopes.' to pay fur the• present half•year, notwithstanding i we. the want of the two, a disidend of 3 pre cent , or I. t.r shire; and, looking at the meat increase of t: Li steer the conclusion or the half year, Iv. thought he iusitied is saying that he saw no dearer of the diet demo; (slimy ►elow this at a future period. it would be o'• Art..l that their trate reeeirts were increasing, while 1 , .• re,tenses were diminishing ; and there were also grounds I. r hope, in the new branch lines of railway that were in root - I[construction. The Cried branch, in rankle's:, was i ugly to prose a valuable feeder to the Scottish Cen tral It shwa); and also, from the moderate expense of its struction, highly prutltal•le to those who had embarked fp it. lu tonclusior. he thought they had no nesssioa to 1 , 11,41 for any transactions which the committee hid ceder- I I,Lep. Mr Bares, of Keanot, seconded the motion fur the adop t:••n of the report In answer to 3 questior, The See stated that the depreciation had was I,elud. the 31,000/. of working ea noes. Mr. Oft . Plied to know whether the Northern Company we,, SOW pal imp their way, Or %nether this com pany ova incurring any lapease on tt sir account? Was t':.•re any sip Mahon of getting the original outlay from tied e loran) ? The Cu Al UV ►x mid that since the 31st of July last every- Crag had been paid op. With regard to the debts previously due he had not so satisfactory en account to give. Every body was aware of the eseeedingly dithcult position in which that con•piny was paced ; but mill the directors were trying the question whether they could not legally rear, r that which the other company would fain my was put under the hands of a trustee, and which therefore cowl I mit tee touched. Reference had been made to the ac.uni with southern companies. He might say t►at he understood no further proceedings could take pleas till neat ye ar. l'eebably in the course of the neat spring it might be in their power to go before the other division of the envy, sal if they did cot receive any satisfactory pro politics from the southern companies, the directors would feel it their duty to endeavour legally to obtain the hest term• which the courts of the country would award for a heath of agreement. At the same time, he felt assured he spoke the mind of the directors when he said, that they were most ready and willing to come to any compromise on fair and honourable terms. They were most anaemia that a eettkment should be made, provided that settlement was of such a kind as would not prove injurious to the interests of this company. (Applause.) The reeolutions were then put from the chair and agreed Li, after which the meeting betimes's& MURDER AT GREENOCX IT A LUNATIC. On Thursday afternoon, says the Greenock Adrer timer, a moot shocking and unnatural crime was perpetrated in Cross Shore sewer, km, about two o'clock. A young man, named James Scott, aged about twcnty.one years, who resided with his fatter in the street above named, and followed the same trade of shoemaking, nes left for • little in the house with an lariat of about three months old— the daughter of his father by a second marriage • and on the mother's return. in a few minutes, it was dilarzered lying in the male with the head completely steered and ems ea the floor ; the instrument of destruction being a razor. The unfortunate wretch, on his guilt being dire cowered, 11.4 at once, hut wee speedily pursued, and in the course of the afternoon captured by the ufficees in the wood adjoining the Cemetery, near Braeholston A correspondent net the North BritiaA Moil, of Firidry last, furnishes the following particulars repriling this hor rible afar: _ _ . fliTetO;e of Womack was yesterday ahoonemi Mirth' by the eommissie• of a nest mid blooded smadoir. TM p swetrator of the deed is • half-vitMed moseare, named JUMPS Scott, • shoemaker chest 22 peen Kan, who li ved with his tither, also • inssimakor, residing la Qms.ifiessis. street. It would teem that shortly begin tee *Welk Mr. tbeott, and his wife, who is aktgasidiat la young man, were both about, end had kelt Adr ia = daughter of flee months old missy is the mad* is= of • girl about 18 years of ern named Jane Downy, • the sou James beim is the beau at the them Janos had got pommies of • razor, aid was thrilinille kill bur, whys eke made her escape from the hem. On immediately retaraisg with 11111i41111011, W NNW of the infest war fouled lyieg es the dorm, std its body I. the (ladle, the infatuated maa having literally sevared the bead from ties body of his hapless little sturnietar. He immediately ellieted his escape, bat the police were lastaatly dispatched la all dietetioas se search of him, sad be is pro bably in custody before this do.. 1. March bet, he was charged at the police court with throwiag • beetle eltaeptha into • bed ski& contained the IMO OM that ho shred from Om hew previews to the murder et the shill, and afterwards asinine Are to it. herein the gut sonerely, sad • u seat 40 dap to prison. The general belief is, that the maa is mane, sad should net haul bees at laic The oh mage el all motive for his preseat clime, Mewed is son seinen with mime of kis atom ails, would elm ie imam %Lis belie Ws lesos sises dist the U.S was sposolissikd by tbs stoat six o'clock is OW 'vistas so the sad so voids. EXTRAORDINARY SUPEROTITION.-012 WmilMllll7 hat, at the Newark polieresset, aa eldeeweerkm, wbe ism Me erne so W ii=N4WIS. trar Newark, a Me. 1111Mmi haviket, et the ems with make mei sthlwthe rillilla ge with towel le It empeorod is et& demo Met Freemen ethos tw been is the den • sheet time Wen, awd peeped bee sese s salad esesed este with au* .Carp taunmast. whY ISM' es Lind te low freely; be thesesthesesy. Tim dethwine bibs wined es to .sawn the awe% made ths Waft etheasothemy statement :—lkmto Uwe wp the alb Immthetho was Mhos 111 ; she wee newt Is a amegiels thedelea. sod sawed such paw, dowies rid* the bewsesthy ailed swe sir pleithat's amis. 20111101 RBIAtIt mf Ile dwegblews was attached is than essawsz.valsb Wm& lasi amok tho outraim. WOK emsesseeth be de by sem et Wird* hurt, wimp ieth Nth Lf be math by soy mem thaw DlGuti Item the memelsemet, who woe rapeseed Is Ws be. witehed his dasobeee, it wont' direly* the eimeth. mid loth his dththeses "mid pet beam Aratilarh be vs• paled is thelowee me the Muth Ithelme, seqweemil the eemmitheest ems dews sed bb desthies the, however, rearad etworqueme ef the essmiel be hid tailed about be,. He admitted boob. ism a desks 1 needle same bet arm, mid apse Min n peimembil .... ats enegistrstes, sad said if be Ithimedis sub summed that be did. sod WOG bomb les Na..lh each theme a be bed, they well beam i wllaseell too He was heed 14.. ed. =death. REMARKABLE CABL—Wbue the elemie Mee wu Ilyiog at Stnatur quay on Tuesday, the INS in deems' out the held; whew at the Mordent of the al,ip, sodomite% the bowo, to Owit allombimmat amid three flue limbs, doubtless part of a forsemethip. bellied tvgether bellied soma . Hee of the both was Is • very weak =edition, but tie other twO whew With& sot showed awe ueely eymptems. They hied bees es beard the Briton for the sperm of enestath days wittiest thy feed .bat . litttiituL PMILIAIIENTART B.ZOISTSII.--Ws (Brit. tot Mercury) aosereediste the liberal peaty adds cn the pre-ersiesst peeitles width day weds b erg registrr. After all the aide of Ivey egasts—their ealeubiectisss awl 1114sended oldew—they haw sst tended is weellelsi • iseaselle eyes es the yew. Mb re sult was were* me hew teeni spddaste4 ereellsehi Art they sere repined ee have sipieleil ten vegan Ike yews. It ...aid wan, however, that the eseedese tibia VMS not niesifeeteill jleesll were mr8 8 ,4 r 88s03. Tory regultainni bee sew cured Ifee, set_ lee MO 111111111111 to say, then thst albs Minsk tbsegli Is • eraser ; sad the prod in. that "Whelks letter limbo= sielseiessly sad pissed ea the liss, is Preview YokS every alitible ma whew they wed lid, they base mem s ma. of 10 was their eggeseste es that vary yesee tostles width " Taw Mae" see se et se salewpB • . The estkeeiteded rls 171 aerateaerateet rthey New 164410 173 ; ads 427. Tbe llbesel ebissesd Is 470 Wee r atresk agg e= male elder es WWI 1111Ased ssaldwd 187 ; 8 111Prert• gels 457. Dpisst the Amer hen die taw pia, Gad the nettle We wasipsitg. 1.1114.•1 fe emir waseiney le view Seel Ilium tessesies with the semben 'shed at the het shed= le be @waived; that two Mend Sessikiese MB. be die /stare, be permanently re. teasel hr !di& Ta 811.11 SWIM 01 LITEILLTOII.--A sorros: pottiest seta ••• d tbs "lowirws" of lers W•itt g Mowers (oobsbor &lbws is • sowissisossollymosorino twenty-her ad • ladflier ! Tlio "wise questiin is writiss with tlis Melia of owobbiss Lord J. Resod' for hi. *web at took sod of passim tint pro•ostis• will be Infallibly reeterei. Min sleek& mid* MNwwsWss it the letter subject by lii. CI. T. Tow% iron the "lima fats liiwass," slog the owls Oho yew, ii s weeds teethe; Tosiebbe wbisb, sowordusi to tbsi orootay's own aissisis " Is* WI pert oat of Woo swags to get art" HEAD, LANCASHIRE, AND CHE MIME JUNCTION RAILWAY. On Saturday an extraordinary - general meeting of this company vise held at the Mooksferry Hotel, Birken head. convened (or the porpoise of taking hato ecosideratiow the terms proposed by the London and North Western Railway Company, sod to direst the company to swept the same. Manly after one o'clock, Kr. Iltxcitorr, chairman of the directors, took the chair, and the Secretary having read the advertisement eallint ) ;tlse The Clammiest( said that Awe proceeding to exrlain the object of the meeting, he would meatiest an incident that had lately taken place. It had been intimated to him !cost night, that 030 of the shareholders. Mr. Winch, wee applying to the everts for an injunction to restrain this company from entering into the _proposed agreement with the London sod North Western Compsuy sad ten minutes ago the tlneument WM served. Ho mmailemenaly state that it weld have SO 'fat apes the Ward. He malkd on the so:leiter to read the &cement. Mr. J. Beek LLOYD. solicitor to the mousey, read the injunction, which was issued from the Court of Chanery, at the suit of William Winch, ea behalf of the shanbolders of this company, against the directors of this company, the London sad North Western Company, the Oast Wrst,rn C ,nipary, the Shrcushury and Birmingham, and the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway Company. The eIIAIIINIAN sa,d the , that injunction would cot in telefax. a ith that n eeting at all, as the meeting was for the purpose of considering a proposed agreement with the Lon. don and North Western Railwey Company. No agree ment had been prepared, and nothing but a verbal agree-' meat between the boards existed. and the propositions were' now going to be laid before the shareholders. The terms offend by the Land, n end Ninth Western Company were 4 per cent. upon their line, and enter into an agreement to secure them that until they should get an act of parliament pawed to sanction it. Shareholders would see at once the transaction, end it they wee. willing to take 4 per ant. upon the amount of their property, the proper ar rangements would be earned out. It not, the whole proceedings would fall to the ground. He would abstain, end would advise the pripricton to abstain, front saying anything irrelevant to the subject of the meet ing, and the directors would also avoid entering into litiga tion it possible. He would submit the following to the meeting :—.` The chairman having reported that in an in terview with the directors of the Laden and North West ern Railway Company, they have expressed their willing ness to take, under the authority of an act of parliament a lease of the undertaking of the Birkenhead, Lan cashire, and Cheshire Junction Railway at a rest equal to 4 per cent., with the option of redeeming the rent by a purchase of the undertaking at par; and that until an act of part:manta obtained, to enter into a contract with the Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Rail woy Company for the division erapponionment of the tolls and charges to be taken and mode upon the respective rail ways tor the trate peeving over tie wane : Resolved,—That this meeting approves al each an arrangeacut, and autho rises the directors to dreamt' it by • formal agreement or agreements, and to affix the company's common seal thereto." Mr. Biome emended tie media. . . Mr. lisox said for the first time in the history of that company they were called upon to grant such extraordinary pewees to the directors. He mid it wee of the utmost =- peewee to shareholders that their line should be sufficiently mewed, and submitted that the agreement should be pre pared and laid before the proprietors before the seal of the company was abed to it. He accordingly moved as en amendment that the agreement be printed and circulated among the shareholders, and that the meeting do adjourn to Saturday, the 23rd inst., when the said agreement should be laid heft= it. 241 r. Roy wooed the INlNSlblant After emus dissemin ate The CH•11111141 put insedmeek flee which, however, esly Mmes. Leay livioni a dna anstehoWn held up their heads. The ended nein ties nes put, sad carried by a kW twi w ish the sairmi.g : " That the directors sa d lmesby aniterieed to apply to pediment la esise einellameat, la conjunction with the Londrth Wane Cempany, for as set to authorise the sale or Wee of the many an property holmium to this emptily to the Lowden and North Western Railway Compact on Inch terms and coo ditious as shall he metals , t or sires mate es to be entered My_ Mr. Bcanows_ seconded the resolution, which wu car. rigid, but three dissentients holding up their hand in oppo- sition. Mr. Ham. moved a vets et thanks to the chairman, wbicb wee wooded by Mr. Kinn, and, it having been ac. knewledged by Mr. BANcitore, the atsiiting separated. Naar at Platy. °Wai wta Z i of UM& Calal Ilnanumi 11.. miss bananasn Finiumer N. Ointio Proms Tn.. N.W. Nob 3111.F.NWIthi . . N. Owelb Mime Brims LW. Gait /WAWA .. .xesupria Cainiuses Vmsoors Climare MOW; Om* Civadhis Ow ins Owllsm aloft= OMANI CaNNW CUMlin ONO= %weak, cloud. THIS DAY. Noon. Qom of w_. nvonool of Vl in& Non in kno Wootbor. N. Gann Brom. Rao. The retararfraa the k 6 .wig plane did Ree reach thin Age ia tine kr publication ea Bowery ; they therefore tedisate the elate of the weather es Friday amain at eine o'clock. 1 Bram i °mast illeme I Cloudy Elms Tom OP nil ELECTRIC TZUKMAPII TO TIN Its or Wtorn.—TM layisi dews the ellgreill WWI. Maven fkonlimeaptea sad Lynam /taw, war able Om* is impalas avidly. Then en to he bre bdopeadem elfi~ haulms the tw• teem Ness Beedrabsea =II• be Deableter Itenwey, the wires see bM the reed is eselberaware Ass Pullet boo Aled to mobs the ef esteedbe die aisaregb to balms, is the ef 1 IaNIE... dews s who ea the bed of the O&M M beneath. aMe esettoweitees aid of the efigfie. Tho ellepopide bush has lisatheemses W lasiegles la timeline; Ilk* be Lloydsto he ef bey peas le• g=iThew^ nem eesdee iMil• f A be MM.; thee ebbe eI A Melds el= il embemple• sod Ludes Al be Aimed et Me et be NAN ef the besestred betted be pubs here she Medianisees, Pooliable. 17eited IlleVzt ere lebee. b mai Me Owe dead Mere ; ad bet ri•• m ilddisee A he pleseil is implealeaselle Ilellini n e: des air Mena efableamist. MEM MID 1111110111 TOWN RATLWAY.—The bail Narawdlis dtkis egamay wee hold at the teredage la as Ilatardep ; lb. A. B. CANS IN*, chair. The erred et 60 &ems% which was adopted ea the emsdea. sedge me Mega Is solgaitdas the ebbed damemis be the baled idled 31st Avast bet m the diresters have tpiregre le report that ths mak mtpls hr the MU- peer hme mosetadM die sem et TUNA Mc li. beteg as ism= wpm the rsolible et the essempsailles peeled et mellable babies* et tbs seassat 1111,31111. es. 9d., set et which ths 67 - 1417101;iiNiarit a dividend et 6 per mat. ea 276,061, beteg the lamesed peibo L espital ef de esuperi wW gal lows a emplus et ft to be genied te the add et mat ease a. The Clisteme. it vsomfai the ellsedis et dis b ar thought he was Nailed la WA kls :sr it was ermataly belit4 _ b ated* depatelite them ea the e foraibp mead dblea ed the ammo at Me posesat thee. Oa eresperbitbe seselpts sad espeadters the balkear jest past the := 6 =ss of t l i:d ig Wea thri " I d a t P roil l r. " *at a There wag aim seem laisesse is their eapswittare, the de. tails of whist weld he bil beeise them at their 31st rewstimp Mb bases* bed pertly alma Itga espouses led6edel to their imesessi dais ; pm* hem ea tamale et their Mores, end else friss mooed hapeoyeassts cede ea the Ilse. Not Of this, bogeys:, Ned th e eiremilse• of their Isaviwg laid hi toward. thei: ant ammo what they esesidsmil as mpis balsam they led domed dm pm seat. Whoa It gee Isms la Med Oat d thin caplet slosh wee is easelleat Misr, that tits remiss st their pour haat way kept maple pme with it. wear—that their Malliese, lodges, and seer per manent weals wen is amnia widow? esedldsa, be considered that the sidemeat et their elhiss riesotod that day WY of a lila meg linegitelde dranalat thaw that of almost say other mom eta similar astute with which he wee acquainted. Their peaporty was quite a. good now as it had ever Idea, seed w fett they had no ra no to believe they had over plead an exaggerated value apses it. lie would conclude by moving that the report just read he received, adopted, sad circulated amongst the proprietors. IMANSIIec ADVANCE Norte.—A am bee been beard fa the Cilheriff's Court on that batiks source of dispute and li ba tion — the edveamoasta gyms, the dis continuance of w ich we have besa sh. essisonwading. It is eertsia that while it remiss s pen et ear neeitlree web, le leas will it be a seem el effieleyenee le 'kip ulnae esti their agents; sad we ere caly eaterbal that say puma ewe be foss I to seems ea seta queitioanble @sanity. The whole amend at Is the coos la quads. was fla 2L Ho g e we End kid lea (sa we ouppoee) awi TifrmiamK Tbe Menem weer e ttie plea lt ifhieb peels* Net lies se sash as the wen be p be the egyessimeet, If we mac It follows, list where the peeks of time was is maw el mil Imasderss__ Apswietiqs, they waft be be irebe se a way essaliseable Memo oasis* the 'Wm The &psis& pilot. !giber mine ase—aweely, whether the Drewa Greetemal, it Leedom woe to be emileted the pen leptilare et a vessel 'Aar beta Lewis.. It eiefektly velebei ems in enmity to diumar se also quoin kir t ati=y. nowever, am hip way /emery bedded is Louden, sad set either Deal it OteveseaL-4,40*9 06144. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MonosLY. Ocrossz 11, 1661. The state of the Weather at oath of the following places at Nuke o'clock on Saturday nsorniag. The statism ars arranged t• cedar of latitude. Illii of Weida! Katy intelitgence. COURT OF BANHRUPTCY.-SATUADAY. Boca. NM. COMMISSAR& ilemmiso. Ix as WILLIAMS AND 111ASCMANT. This was the adjmorned examination meeting in the cam of W. William and U. M. Merchant, dmaribed as builders and cestraetors for public wake, of Great Geetrge-stmet, Westminster. of Camden, Olancostershire sad of Liver pool. The amounts, which were Bled at the Mat met ties, and published is the Eon's at the time, showed a gram liability of 9.6331., with aerate estimated at upwards of 38,000 i. The latter amount was dependent on the rs sult of some litigation with Ow Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhamptoa Railway Company, arising oat of a con tract entered into by the bankrupts, and partially executed, for the construction of the Mickleton tunnel. Mr. Lawrence, for the assigneea, said they had no 'tripe. titian to offer to the passing of the bankrupt Merchant. The other bankrupt could not pane for this reason. He had considerable private property, the particulars of which had not yet been investigated, and the asaignees considered it might be unnecessary to do so, should the claim against the redeem company be substantiated, as the assets would then be amply sufficient to cover the joint debts without touch ing the private estate. In Use ease of Marchant the same objection did not arise. The assignees were satisfied with the assistance Au had given in realising the estate ; and they thought it justice to him that he should be allowed to pass. Mr. H. Linklater said he appeared for three creditors, who objected to either of the bankrupts passing until the questions between them and the railway company were de cided, and which wets new awaiting the award of Sir Wm. Cubitt. Should the award go against the bankrupts, the accounts would have to be entiri ly re-stated ; for they had gone on the assumption that the whole of their claim against the company would be upheld, and bud not even entered the company as creditors for anything. His Honour did not see that soy good purpose would be served by allowing one of the bankrupts now to qua. He clearly ettild not ask for his certificate until the claim against the company was investigated and decided on, as the result of that decision might be to declare them ere ditors, and place them in a position to oppose the bank. rupts. The examination mutt therefore be edjourned sine die, without any imputation on the bankrupts, and with liberty to them to have a day named for the adjourned ens. minstion whoa the questions elsewhere pending were decided. TSB POLICE COURT& BOW.STREET. No fewer than aineT;pialiaiionsw3n made is the ermine of Saturday by landlords of houses to recover powiemien of their preemie under the authority of the sew Deserted Tenement Act; and for some time past the ordinaay heal- Otill of the court has been varied by the recurrence of similar proceedings. In every ease it has been alleged that the missing tennis have embarked foe Amanita. The usual direction were given to carry oat the require. meab of the set, which gives the landlord power to take poseration after the expiration of a term specified therein, a mated seine of his ihtention being sand to the out- side of the shutter indoor, provided always that se ear re presetting the twat has tendered the arrears of rest on his behalf dung the interval. Wallace bawsy, whe described himself as a special pleader, of Ur Temple-lane, was plan! at the bet, on Friday, edit shiniatag 2101. by forgery. Kr. Hem— es wig v special pleader; but do not see yew ewe let Ile =i The pelemer—l am a seesher et Gray's-inn of six Team' NA =jest sheet le mite out my certificate. Ilk. Thee yea we wet, at preseet, what you have repeetelled yeetwelf to be. Xt. Weidner, the solicitor. of Skiener-street, conducted the pameallea, and stated the easierial facts of the nes as follower Thineesestrix, Catherine Wood, is tbo widow of Dr. Raba. Wood, who eied in December. 1810, sad who, then* • 11111011 physician, was chiefly singed daring his Mein, la thenry pursuits, especially apes the meas lier, prose. At the Seta of Ls death Ith wile wee kit is Leaden withal Meade, sad It seems that the =lig, beaky kayos her Inaltsai, called ea her bean. atterweede semi Wend le spat her is hie mbar /wane sinallea. She &thy asespeed kis wane, and hen this tine be task the neaegenteut of her alike upon himself, awning bird( of dos advantages thus ellorded him to snare the penessisa of • great deal of reassy to width she we estided. haledthe • no of SOL, means of NW, and ea annuit of 2111. doe le her ken the aterehaets et Seethed, h er Mire bathes bees ass of that body. Oat of the progeny thus aesaneked. the prisoner had been in the bath, mine that time, of pay ing her some trifling weekly pittenee, mat esanding 2s. or 31. at a time. Anon/ the net et her peperty, the was entitled to sense in Olesgew. The prisoner, however, persuaded her to sell it, and parehees a Ilh sande, ; and, atter some reluctance, she al Worth wienand to do se. The sum realised by this seie was 2141., mil ea the 26th of July, 1831, she ausailed at hie chunks, In Niiiithal Temple-law, where the deed we neented, mad sessinithe mount free the heath of the ponies who bad 1111111d11111414 the transaction. After their departure she we isle thee with the passage is his enemy and thee he maid. "New I advise an to take this rearm he.., he yea nay ban sane with it. lie advised by ne. awl re et ease te the Cenneecial Beak, mad &peat it theme he ear joist ammes." She eneed to MbFranediately amempaaled the paean to the bank. the aneant 4nisas was depnited es her Wait. The bar es vr were ed dostel hen the 2141. hawse she had a wish w ban • mall postisa et the ram innediste use; but Wan albs bad lea the bank wasp mimeo the primer Meek berme* use of the Iron her, ea erns peens-, tad nevus T•prii i lrlC neat day ' he wont to the beak with a ghillies, b the forged sinister' of the yeaseeatrin, sad hew erg. of the siteiry. Two thys eherwerth he leek outlet. in the sane mean. Oa the alb et August be nth eat 661 mere ; end sthesqweetly, at short buena% the nesarise et , the nosey. fine the prisoner was la pannisa et • ban& = t hb fuzithed bean at Chiswisk, W Mondek, were with • degree of liberally that norked them t he he had enthenly marre d hen • peskiest eteheoracky r the of amparellai entlease. le the ateaatlate the widow amok widen ather tome bin at his ant wrote ennestly he mWes respestiag hr dire, re mere noistents la meat. Is rawer le bar ga:t i tt resolved a greet number thein. Mal Is.. " sad oceeneually nankin Is., h. mad senstinse 4s. " aneant," oat of the nem he we neeleng us her behalf Atha Isetlead. Tlee — peamoteiz, a isiddlemyed mem. wry Palely th the& pee bin Mime am* is Se Abet, mad MS OM impend to • bag momemmi - W the pl ea/WM te theptelth White of her bealMed and hinalf, to both eft Them he imputed Me of senthiot dimiyaliem denied die sheep; eel elm as amender mho by = mar that be was Imolai by her ha lotilthdre the Am lease J. Weed. le Pie the moopmet et be; Wale limit Theyebemerthisadthatthe Mama Med of fromerm end that hb MAO* pommels) wee both the am day ; end Oththelmether bed expressly told Ida set to aninth either ed tans with men than lc ed. per day. A amber of the plather's helm mem banded op to the Virfor mod after width li ti enry MI tha t ads ”moollea ambit te be taken vp by the beakese • who bed lees lisibrade4 sod who were metamly L.W te pay the yeesseserls Me whale of the marl midair& ben obeitheil by the Omer% ingery. It was it hen the plemore can helm dm the per mama hod been .at madly dethoodel of swap item oth ammo. of the er proporty, ead it mold be en boil le Mk her wi th the oden. • Mr. Wa ft er *em pee be m d Ps waddle he Oh Hahad bees maim to lemon am the hankies to el se. • width who uthessesthil the Cemmeolal Beak, to madam the mother at the mat mattes ef their Me. Me. 11Wr i peseeded the primer tar a week. &Are bis kora the bet, a ;modems. applied for therewith. of the met to have as interview with the the eheaben in hie oceopetios, which =M t i Z e j l i g e him by a ber of the Middle Temple, Om Pa other Naha a wr iting'... l mat, bat now hoped to yea_pmemien of the mem. The primme—Ob, pet os I Emil be very happy. John Oill, of No. - 16, P7ll;:e7te — rrace, Caledonian-road, ,was charged with assaul fi ng Theme Willi had a's Orton, as is aged bar year; with WSW In de We grimes l barn. The primmer sad the mewls id the %heel (Uhl were Wpm I. the hew d a Mod it. Odes, it anew fell Into sneer, wi some d We peas were seised by =her. Oa the Sad et Weber Orin owl his wife were the roma/her d tbe wad% whew they were at `y the rheas,. Orme kited WNW he his room. Oill brae epee the deer mid ruebedl ire the mem with sn iron skewed, with whisk he Merit the Mod boy mad a little piri, also Ortea's gild, aerate their epee. The unfortunate hop's left eye is nearly gone, mad the eargesse of the Royal Fres Hospital, Oraes-land•ae, hew given it as their opi nion that he will lose hie deft._ The girl, though not now in so tench clinger, has resdeed SIAM Injury. Mr. Lane, the berme wergeme at the Royal Free Hospital, ander whose attentive enee the peer WW now remains, sent in a certificate to the worthy mealeerate that his patient would most likely be deprived of hie eight. Mr. Tyrwhitt reworked that It woe • nielsneholy case, and ought to he a ne= s teeknoto Ladividuals. The prbenar taw 50UT1111,4211.. Woo. Lewis WY shred with inithently eassalthig Sarah any, a child wader 10 porn et ego. Feat the statement of the euntahle NO M It *pond that be wee called into the meth hear to the primer% in B•datiffrw, Ottlittkok Meet, leuthwedi, Mew the child. ► No teas times told that the rehear trthelted • Mie warm Peen dot theneateams he AM area put late the within bey when eke said els had ten* gone to whet, nod anew went to • plate of wile. She amid not anedl. maws did eh* know the ne . aro of an oath. Ils:i;lie — ei.ei: ease *s chili Is • wry saiii rnsaxec, 'odd he vies est ad awn dliallooliell "M sod Meese being whim • .pseeet *prow existed sews S the lower aim It was amperstai al the part of ts is not ebreatteg tide &Mesa, espe cially w.dL.Jeg this aimewes advantages whisk were held out t• them lithe day. The hither et the buss stepped kewerd, lad sold be i hag • inwliss, diripated Idle, who mimed bee ehildna 'Me be was at week eel be so* see bap Ide eblltl'a THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, 1852. knorarsee. Still she squandered all his mon away in drink. sod almost ruined his " peace of mind." He lied fire childree—two of them apprentices doing well, and he had a good character from the place he had lived in fur years. Mr. A'fleckett told him he bad better put his child in a place where it could be better taken care of. It would, in deed, be well for the working classes if there wen este- Wished in such a metropolis se this sebeels for children of 'oar parents who had swab homes as the father of this child. There was no doubt map oases where the father was a decent man, sad worked bard all the week, and was cursed with a dreaken wife, who negkliMed her children. He woe glad the father had seek a geed character, but it was painted to have each disgusting mess before him, and witness the grow ignorance of the pew children. Last week there were two children het'es him who made a simi lar c large against a filthy fellow, mad each uf them was in a moat deplorable state of igsoserme. He should remand the ease toe a week, and reeammendi the father to take his child to the Her. Mr. Curling hi the meantime, who would instruct her as to t h e nature of an oath. The father proaused to do so, and the prisoner was re manded. TURNPIKE TOLLS AND DISSENTERS. HEREFORD, Tiloll3 DAT. A novel attempt was made in our Quarter Sessions Court this day, on the part of a recent convert to the Roman Catholic faith, to obtain for the members of the church of his adoption an exemption hors toll when pro ceeding to their chapels on any day in the year on which religious worship is performed in them. The question was tried in the form of an appeal from the decision of the magistrates, who bad Rued the rrap..ndeut in the case—• toll collector named Cruse 41c—for having demanded and received toll from the appeHunt, who is a landed proprietor and a magistrate for the county, for his carriage, in which ho was proceeding to the catholic chapel in Hereford, on Roster Tuesday (April 13), Whit Tuesday (June 1), and the Feast of Corpus Christi (June 10), in the I present dear, for the marines of attending divine worship. The exemption was claimed under the 3rd George IN ~ chap. 128, sec. 32, which after specif,ing a great number of exemptions from toll, enacts that toll shall not be demanded or taken "of or from soy person or persons coming to or returning from his, her, or their proper pare child church or chapel, or of or from any person or persons coming to or returning from his, her, or their usual place of religious worship, tolerated by law, on Sundays, or on any other day on which divine Berries is by authority ordered to be celebrated." The gaieties turned on the italicised words, and was argued at great length—first, fur the respondent (on whom the ones lit" under the act of proving the right to exemption), by Mr. haunter Symons, barrister-at-law; and afterwards fee the appellant, by Mr.. Skinner, Q.C., of the Oxford Cihmit. The respondent was Mr. biddulph I'hillippe, of Loosens*, Herefordshire. No evidence was celled, a list of adoleistme having been drawn up and signed by each party. Mr. Symons suggested three assetnialithe which might be put on the words •by astlemity." Meth the authority of the church of the worshipper ; emend, of the state, and if so, then of the state church over its ern services ; third, of the state church over the worship of dissenten—• con struction which be thought woad erne be seriously ad rioted. lie then contended that, as tee Stet hypothesis, the respondent was entitled to the deehhia, inasmuch as the Roman Catholic " Missal," whisk ie taken as authori tative in that church, has • service appehtted for Easter Teen.sy,witi reference to the 'skills Mike tell as which (ley it wee arranged that the question should be segued. By the send construction he ntafatalsed that Ms wee wee still elemtger , the amen of the church of IsgOosed eedering the etheleatiem of Divine Service " daily thneghset the year.' The third hypothesis he discarded, as met meth, et being ar r:=, for the appellant, argued dist usher easiest acts of parlament this duty was _lssed ppm every Math tbe restate albeit the estehUmeg am* cps the berg Day, oommeely celled Sunday: that relief was mhos quietly grathed to disinters eo tar es the piths of worship was cotheesed; that the duty of attendees@ was stiil im posed es aE meta alas; that that duty eseld sot be die charged widths expense to the Wielded wentipper, esp. pain thee distance and klizmilly owl Yea MAK width expose wadi be imeive te • peer penes ; and that an ezeseptien wee thth made, is Ilelber to facilitate the dialler's of • duty. The " astherg e2 thesgaised in the iset maithethed to be that of the mad set that of envy penes, who might, if they themselves a ober* sad authorise the et wenhip au the days on which the markets meetly atemilled were held. The Recorder, in giving foigmeat, sell he thought it would be adopting a vast latitude et mustrusdea so say that the framers of the Aet, when edits the weeds "by ' authority," meant the authority et the see et Bethe, or of Any religious congregation. The monthly et the eseetment seemed to him to be this—that all meth= et the shush of lieglartd, going to or returning hem the milthrede• st Dittos service in their parish thumb es , Cheistems day, Geed Friday, or on days of solemn hetes , g, sat apart for the purpose by the eels alma eapetes• autho rity et the legislature are exempt hem toll ; sad by the some athatruction that all dissenters are oho exempt au the seem days when going to or returning be. their respeetive *Met weeship. It was very extraeedleml that, eitheesh the est of pediment under which Mr. MM4ms admit themplise had bum is existence for 30 yeue,se see oremed be bath et templed say such use of it. Is *Nee the euovieliem et the t ratse was • wrong sea, sa must be irere a t s were mitered to be paid by the res pon dent, and an n to grant a case for the court a bov e was re fused, the entioreri being removed is such eases. Thesauri was crowded during the hearing, and great in terne war suited. MARKETS. COTTON.—LivsarooL, Orr. 9.—The salea of cot es& today are estimated at 6,000 Mlle, and Wands 160 Peenain and Maranhans, at 61d. to 71d.; M Beira, at 61d.; 100 Egyptian, at 61d. to 7141. ;ad theft, at 31d. to 41d. About 1,000 belie were taken no specula tion. The market deem steadily and tamely, Nebo et all kinds Wag widest dray ken yeetaellay._ - - - Ilan tetk enta i rfA ime Ocr. i— TM diarl i Ilbar ria t iv r es sbie rtg d e l :and pike us the advisee et quieter ewes we d Amain h= by the shmer ' ea Waft, mid mai &see et Emabeidt, km lod t fitt kr_ lesayweey need by is tbe mobil Wier. Tbe denestet et the lama le i—d. Tans alarm* go of Veil kr bane masaapties, sad there k i ll Aria lk trasy kr ladle godlik. Rao yarns et the bettor polities are labia hewer. Fee plating cloths the de nied is addles to the essont of the bean esatrests already entered iati• eel be shirdep times Is • sale whisk fully takes off the suggily. There is not mace &sage la dome. =aloes ekes, awl T cloths, but in the latter pekes are take& mak the tenser the Ahmed is seineorkat cg;ler *sae% anabek• sad all light sad Ise the dam& is p hi awl pekes well sustained. WOOLLEN CLOTS.—Laarre, Oct. 9.—We have had • very seed meek* *ft : atamielede, wilasye, to., Wen mai me* Aar, etzi e seere astir of • geed market alb rearaiiir tam NIL We lava se drew to report to tee Mimi el ereireierseas ; • gest Wu sad trade is dim Ind ti. '6W/ft bawls are paw* idal kala& HAW WARlL—Btimixonart, 9.—The trade of the Wm le riveted of not memorably by either the nemoloas or fists" though in semi bramble tlher• le men Wagon dm geoid be wished by reran of the high grim of /Mei, and it is to be feared that no dded eliweedded to the fall meat of the injury arising "ham ildt came has been felt. In certain artiness of niamlbeture an advance of pries is inevi table—• arreesmat whisk h i s s ie V iy at a ttended by a fall M la the emeed of emir% Ise the Aserieen market; the aim kr lees nmemer to peer in, es thee ever/ piebehiMity Wm that the poles resou de cimal will he Moly nettled for I sd issathe alma. 1 The vales old* ormeedity matted the put meth has esseeded that se the el het year by the emenene at gM i l imir slog ea issousesefincire then 111 pee net en the Nuke velem witted; he the OM% See. the ihrelm Amend seam to how lammed in oriel premiss. llemihemete are kakis with mom amerty to the resort et 'Mese given at the mg oohing :Mu wq t !tit L: l tt a w freort b e i rs= a u: osia aqprsrt . so I dim iMtalse Wade he this tenni Wen& mime car amicamees *ppm to iedieste that sub as mat I highly probable. CORN.—CastaneDoll, Oct. 9.—Witli • tyla t of all corn the price of everything was last week. Wheat, rod, 245. to 38s. ; whit. W, aid, 445. Barley, 20s. to 321. Beans, new, 265. to lb. ; elk 81a, to 38s. Teas, 28c to 32a. Oats, 13s. to 221. Tares, Ns. to 40s. CANTIIIIIIT, Oct. 9.—Our market to-day rakea quite firm, at last week's prices; increased inquiry for *ld and dry new. Wheat, old brown, 465.; new, 355. to 40s. ; new, white, els. to 48s. 6d. ; old, 61s. Barley, new, 275. to 325. Oats, naw, 16s. to 17s. Beans, old, 361. Peas, 325. . . COLO'S/Till, Oat. 9.—A good supply of Wheat and Bar ley, the beet qualities of which sold at ls. advance, inferior maintaining late pekes. But few Beam and Peas on sale ; tMir odes as lest look. 01.110011111=. Oat. 9.—At our market this day, holders of Whose woo vasy Arm, both for English and foreign, the Indoor dims Wei shindy in new English, at about is. R i ssU i r als=tra n =to si rro b ve li ss las en t t, but without mob alms. bay swirled I. this description. malting sod gdodiss Bosky soma Sod road, buyers, at rather more messy. Beam and Peas as before noted. Oats held with amok Menem Laporte of the week ending Oct. 9 Wheat, 4,241 qrs. ; Balky, 2,011; Oats, 2,621. Beans, 17. Otitinroan, Oct. 9.—Thore woo not so such Wheat at norket as last week ; the demand was rather animated, and mks wets made at an adman of 24. per qr.. but this was net maintained to Ma SIM. WO consider la. advance was !ally established. Whisk old, 48s. to 67e.; new, 325. to Us. ; Talavera, 67e. dd. liza2roin, Oat. 9.—We had a fair supply of Wheat at market to-day. Trade for the best sample. firm at last week's prices. Barley I. fair supply ; all descriptions made fully u much mosey as last week. Oats ruled dull. Peas sad Bummed, clime 'snood prima. Wheat, from 20.. to 33.. pet load. Barley, 23.. to 33.. per qr. Oats, 16s. to 240. Toos. Slo. to lb. per load. 8e..., ielk to Ku Tares, IX M 96‘ gm lb. to MANCULSTaIt, OCT. 9. Daring the weak a firmer feeling was apparent in the trade, which resulted in a fair coartimpfirs demand for most articles at fully the previous esrreney. The arrivals at Liverpool and 'tonsure again comprise tolerably fair quantities of mita and oatmeal from Inland, and of wheat, oats, beans, Indian corn, and dour from abroad. At our market this morning wheat fully map tho rates of this day as'aniabt. Flout was steady, la seam Masao, holden required slightly enhanced prism. In oats and oatmeal no ehaage woe ohaervahle. NEWCAITLI•OPON-TTNE, Oet. 9.—At our market this morning we had a good though not large supply of Wheat from ste growers, and tho arrivals coastwise being likewise insignificant, a clearance was early effected at an improve ment of Is. per :qr., anything tiara commanding even a greater advance. For fine old we bad more Inquiry, both for local consumption and shipment, at a similar enhance ment, and altogether the market closed with a firm aspect. Flour is getting scarce, approved marks of households being a free sale at 30s. ' and general descriptions at 2.95., whites at the tame being saleable at 30s. to 324., according to quality. In Rye little stirring. With Oats we were fairly supplied by our growers and notwithstanding tho receipts coastwise were liberal, all descriptions sold quickly at late rates. The arrival, this week are: Wheat, coast wise, 722; foreign, 578; Barley, coastwise, 667; Malt, coastwise, 72; Oats, coastwise, 1,797; foreign, 3; l'eas, coastwise, 166; foreign, 266 ; Flour, 1,416 sacks. NORWICH, Oct. 9.—There was a fair offer of Wheat by farmers at our market to-day, the merchants offering largely; le. to 2s. per qr. advance was demanded, and buyers acceded to the extent of Is. per qr. for all prime parcels, and a considerable quantity changed hands at the advance; condition somewhat improved. Old Wheat wits a large offer and small demand ; prices for this article were flan. The general impression that there would be required a large portion of old to mix off the now is now found to be wrong, and millers having gone well into stock of this article, and now requiring so little, a n d a large offer, also affects the price of old, and there most be a nearer approximation of price before the old will move off ; whether new will rise or old will fall, is now the mooted question. Flour trade was firm, at late rates, and a considerable quantity changed hands. Barley trade was brisk, at an advance of la. per quarter, and a great deal changed hands. Beans and Peas were a good sale, at a trill, more money. Oats were a quick sale, and price. in a few instances beyond the currency of last week. Wheat, old, white, tda to 50s per qr. ; old, red, 42e. to 445. ; new, white, 41s. to 465.; red, 341. to 40s. Barley, molting, 23.. t 0325.; grinding,24s. to 26e. Beans, old, 345. to 38s. ; hew, 22.5. to 335. Peas, old, 30.. to 31e.; new, 28s. to 30.. Oats, old, 245. to 265.; new, 20§. to 21s. Fine household Flour, f.0.b., at Yarmouth, gds. 6d. to 295. per sack of 2801 h.., purchar.n finding sacks and claiming one month's credit. PIITEMIOROUGH, Oet. 9.—There was a good demand for Wheat here to-day, and the supply having somewhat fallen off, all descriptions sold at fully L. per qr over last week's prices. Fine Barley scarce and dearer. New Oats make 81d. to 9d. per at. Winter Beans in demand, and sell rea tidy at 30e. to 32a. per qr. . . RT.ADINO, Oct. 9.—Our market WM tolerably well sup plied with Wheat to-day, and all that was passable in qua lity and condition found road y buyers at fully last week's currency. Barley was more than sufficient for the demand ; pnces, however, were firm at late quotations. Beans and Pees were more plentiful at about bite rates. Waimea, Oct. 9.—Vire are well supplied with Wheat and Oats at this day's market, and hot little of other grain. Wheat meets with a good demand at Is. per qr. netr lest week's prices. Oats sell readily, and 6d. per qr. dearer. Other articles es before, with a (air demand. WORCISTIEL, Oct. 9.—Our market to-day was again well supplied with Wheat, and the turn on all descriptions was in favour of the seller. Barley 6d. to Is. per qr. higher. Oats rather dearer. Beans and Peas unaltered. YORK, Oct. O.—We are shortly supplied with grain at this day's market, eur farmers having commenced sowing. Wheat is steady sale at fully last week's prices. Barley of geed maltinq.tality, is fully ls,prer qr. dearer. In Oats I mad Beaus, & c. no alteration. Wheat, white, 455. to 48a. INN imperial qr.; red, 391. to 425. Barley, malting, 285. to aM ; grinding, 235. to Ms. Malt, 625. to 545. Oats, 88. tie Bd. per stone of 141bs. Flour, 30 s . t o 33 5 . p er sac k o f Webs. DUBLIN, OCT. 8.-We had a very brisk market to-day for every description of grab, without any alteration in the currents of Tuesday, except in the best qualities of wheat, which were about 6d. dearer. White wheat, 245. to 26e. ; red ditto, 21s. Gd. to 245. ; new barley, 12e. 6d. to 14s. ; new bete, 91. 6d. to 10e. 3d.; oat., old, 10s. Gd. to lls. Gd. ; new ditto, fis. 9d. to 10s. 6d. ; rapeseed, 19s. to 721. per brl.; oatmeal, 10s. 6d. to 11s. Gd.; bakers' dour, 12s. to 16s. per cwt. ; Indian corn, 295. to 30s. per 480 lbs. WATRILTOYD, Oct. 9.-We have again to report very fair supplies of all descriptions of fanners' grain, with a liberal arrival of Wheat and Indian Corn from the Mediterranean. A very firm feeling has prevailed in our market this week, and prices of all articles have bad an upward tendency. This morning we experienced a ready sale for millers' Wheat, at an enhancement of 3d. to 6d. per barrel, and shipping samples were taken freely at a similar improve ment. Barby was in good demand, and both malting and grinding qualities la. per brat dearer sines this day se'nnight. Oats wen eagerly sought after, and bolder, had no di ffi culty in realising an advance of 3d. to 4d. per barrel on well.eondi tinned parcels; other sorts remained without change. Tb sale of fureign Wheat bus been limited this week, owing to the high prioes demanded by holders. Indian Corn has been in active request, and best qualities must bo written higher by 3d. per hostel; secondary descriptions, of which there is a large quantity on the market, have not partaken in the improvement. Flour is held for money. Imports this week : Wheat, 2,880 qrs. ; Indian Corn, 3,700 qrs. ; Flour, 10 sacks, and 60 brls. Exports this week : Barley, 120 brb. ; Oats, 10,132 ; Flour, 140 sacks ; Oatmeal, 776 cwts. KIRKCALDY, Oct. 9.—At our country markets this week we had, owing to our farmers being so busily engaged in field operations, very little grain of any kind offering; and having many anxious buyers, an advance of la per qr. on Wheat and Barley was freely paid. Oats fetched fully last week's prices. Here, to-day, we had good supplies of Wheat and Oats, but only moderate of Barley. Barley sold very quickly at la. per qr. advance. Oats brought fully lut day's rates; and the Ba e r p arce l s o f Wh ea t f or see d sold at from 465. to 61s. per qr. ordinary . quality at last week's prices. Wheat, 31s . to 6 . 1 e. per qr. Barley, 235. to 295. Data, 19a. to 225. Oatmeal, per bag of 28Qbe., 28e. POULTRY, &C.—Nnwofan AND LIADINMALL, OCT. 9 .—Oeese, Ile.Od. to 98.0 d. ; fowls, is, 9d. to &.od. ; capons, h. Od. to 45.0 d. ; chickens, Is. 9d. to 2e. Od. ; ducks. 2s. Od to 22.6 d. ; rabbita, 10d. to Is. 9d. ; leverets, 3e. to Od.; pew, 2s. 6d. to le.; partridges, le 9d. to 2s. ; pigeons, Id. to Bd. each; Ostend fresh butter, 10e. to 12e. Od. ; garfish ditto, 111. to I3s. per doyen lb. ; English eggs, Is. ; French ditto, 6s. Od. toes. 6d. ; per 120. I , IBH.—BILLINOSOATI, OCT. 9.—Salmon, Oct. to 0.. Od. per lb.; turbots, 4s.to 105.,; brills, 15:041. to 6s. Od. ; cod:ash, Od. to 7s. Od. each ; soles, 4d. to 24.6 d. per pair ; Eels, Bd. to 11d. per lb.; lobsters, 6d.to 25.6 d.; crabs, Bd. to 24.6 d. ; crawfish, Os. Od. to Os.; and mackarel, Bd. to 10d. each ; bloaters, 1.. Od. to Is. 4d. per dos.; clout. Is. Od. to 7.. Od. mesh ; skate,4d. b 6d. ; prawns, Is. 6d. to 2s. Od. per lb.; shrimps, Is. 6d. to 2.. Od. per gallon; smelts, Od. to Is. per dosses; fresh herrings, Od. to Od. per dosen ; whither, 2s. to 6.. per dos. ; haddocks, 6d. to Is. each; mullets, 6d. to la. each ; oysters, 12s. to 40s. per bushel. BUTTER. Conn, Oct. 8. Cant : First quality, 80s.; mond, 74a. ; third, 715.; fourth, 695.; fifth, 685.; sixth, 48s.—Conancy : Pint quality, 715.; second, Ms.; third, Cs.; fourth, 60s. ; fifth, 495. ; .11th, 395. SHIPPING INTELLIGSNCE. SEABORNE MAILS. FN dodges t►at IM Rolle ere seat from Me Chtneral Port-alTra r the elght—and M by d. -..-...- , • _ Day vbia medal. VIOL wlut ODUN7II.IIIII. la General Pule Pon Whoa 041!r Leaden. daeoatelicd. Sm. .-- kokonth(97llrit.pathet N Oct. .1.3 Liverpool... l Oat. 11 Liserlas(k Coated Stale. MGM... ~... ...X Oct 10 tiff 4thafival.ot; 7l .4 4 N Oct. 13. .... - Soattherei toe 04.. 19 AsetraSa(vla 'outlast tom) Dino (via lieveciliee) 11 Itlikllthotathath Dover Ma (eta Cape of Good, JOWL .1112 ed of He nth Inymoutli ...'Nov. 30 Alio (west Coro -.SUMS et the =oath r:pleoutt. .. I thisatelrlav .14 12tharallth asses. Doves ...... Oct. IS 811 1 111 . N Ireily Derr MON . .- ............ of the moat) Southem; tr.p :Oot. 1 2 ?CM et Ile month iOlilillzapter.. Out 11 Weela . .llll2allhlittiof na .th , outbaco,-:-n. Oct. 16 OmpsetGamd Hope. N 114,1 of Ow mord( Plyraoate..—!Sittio 26 0.6611 1 •61 a. 14,14 th of the smooth VI; mouth ..., Sept. 26 Gmellmillmele • N 7thl/tld7thof mar Dover Mast Ameba ld ladklithofai-me. Soutkeetpten.'Oct. (6 Cluthei Ulm ...V flea.„WeLAVvlkl loot emt tati..ra Wee. MS.— ..........11 ladtlithal mate iota them:Lowe. Oct. 16 Immo Mk N TWIN daily . 'Moir Gresla• ./1 Galithrtletmos Dove? ilstalries... ....... ...... 14 Garda; t Mc; Leedou ..... iToeu,let. Geimme —...............11 Weems. & Seto. Leedom ... .. . Pun. The Madura ....... .. _.! ... .N GS of de meth southmuyt. 1 'Got. 16 Weed .. . ............11 & N Tyke &Ile _ Ltn:y head._ 'Twice da. ladls(vlaSoutlempt.) 11 10 th of th e month , outhno.; co. Oct. 14 ladle ((via Neraelliat) N althllaitti of month nova OoL 19 ladle (Ma Ceps of Oond Ilom) ll.l4th of the month Plymouth ... Nov. 26 Kamilla NI lie of the moat&Plymooth .. Nov. 16 Nedlturreaesa(vis South, 11 loth of the math Smitkarort.., lOat. 24 leo) t4 Itlths24th et math DO*, addu(c)es an knrisil Pee. 19 Stealth NI led 4 the month ooutlasupt.o. harm ...s. Madeira 1 1 12ti&236 of theme. .outheatt.too. Oct. IS Naha. ,,., o 7t0.17t11,10th,2;th ' ANlthotthe south Dover Naplost. N itel3th43thof atom Hover rsogetika . t• lt iteisthtstuarnm Dover Pawned& Ml7thl7thlltholriam Southampton. Oct. 16 Perm IM Milltllthotrillaill anuttitualt.)c, Oct. 16 Timothy* lit Sthl athiiteet mon Dover %rut Indica N lalll7thofraostb Sotibethoton. Ott. IS Van titetheit's Lead (see Autrelle) _ . _ • • The mall& to those sweat/hie to slatted VI ere conveyed hi Tree & packet to elerwellee The malls for the Wed !halm Paelllq and the Peolnaula, will be ma e op on the morels( of the lath blatant, In eoneequenee of lals Mite we a aeaday. CASUALTIR& Elsabe (Danish ewer),Eroym ;,frOiTtionderland to Amster dam, foundered, Oct. 2, off Whitby ; crew landed at Rot tertian. Fame, of Exeter, from Cardiff to Leer, was last on Burcum Reef, Oct. 2 ; crow eared. —Emdeo, Oct. 5. Fran Kett*, Nielsen, of Faaoe, from Hartlepool for Nyk jobing, was abandoned in a sinking state in the North 8.., 22att alt. ; mew saved.—Gothenburg, Oct. 2. Guerrier (French sloop), Barataau, from St. Velery to Newcas•le, has 'nen stranded 'gra:. 'ford, and w.a .s_ a te: . to become u total wreck ; cr.i w saved.--Anta rp, Ilvillna, P3rder, from Groningen to L.,ntlon, with a cargo of Data end beans, has been wreck,' near the south of Terschellitur ; crew sae( d. of end the (American ship), have been wrecked at Davis' Straits; crows saved. ARRIVED. Aunt.-at 00Wea, Oatraar 11. from ..............« Callao Atea-at Deal, October 8, !'ate Galata Asera-at Feltuouth„ October 7, from Taganrog AMIMIC&P P.4101.111-st PortAntuuth, Oatuher N, from Latta ALeorra C• 4111.011,- nt Gra, send. Ott 'or 9, Man Malaga ALPHILD-at Orsvemen I, Oet,her 10, from... . tattle ANN-at Gravesend, Oa. IV, trent ~ Apr: m . -at Gravasesd, Ootobtr IV, tram Meath See Ale-a! Gravesetcl, October 10, from . bit:ow-at Gravesend, October 10, Lout Dantria liLsosa -at Duero:Wan, 04tober 7, 1TUL11............ GIL.) I*CILL4-411. DEW, Oet,ter 5, Iron: ....... .... ....- ........ .. laropa Cattruna-at Falmouth, October 7, Irons ............ -.....Tw.wwrost Cawarry -al restwinoe, October 7, hews .............. .. bent eneocastiA -at Queenstown, October I, from .... ...... Riot:rands Cur 0, aerat -at Grave:aid, October 9, 111,tu ..... ......GAtenb..rg C.a....isms ?MORMON -at Grate:wad, ()et...4 8, from P. Arti.A4 Clialt.m-at Grams:ad, October 9, Mom Denial CAOIXIth tal/1.110-111.(irave.rucl, Octole. LI, 17:4r Galt ot Uotory Ilanov - 141 Droadtairs, October 1, 1111112 .. .......... . _ .. .IMAILA Da. Wilasaaortom -at Urtivesen.l, Dewar 9, Irma Petersburg Dasenta-a1 Gravesend, Ostob: r 9, trot !hives -at Gravesend, Is.tober 0, fr0nt....... Quebre DAVII.I-4111.11,01 , 41 (At .brr 9, hoar Pete: sburg Metios -at Grasesu.: ~ tre• otwr 9, tray ilo:b ea Y.uaauorg Marta-at rh,terwe, October le, iron Archangel twist:err -at Grams:mend, October ID, Dna rit. tti• 1:114191.101.-at GM...Md. Ocli.ber le, Irate FAIATAVV--oSt 14.ertukt,,wn, thlober 7, flora. Madera E 11.0.1 at (intvc,ond, Octob. I 8, hum bttltill Gragetit a -at GI Art scud, tke:!er It, how ...........- Meat Ga. 111•Dortato-at I,lo.outk, 1101 .I.cr 7, 1. AR B. Lea Ilture• Jarvis-at 1 iverpeol, Octuar 0, lowa Molars HAADIT-M Liverpool, thinber 9, :roe: &kraals II taws -at Valiaouth, October 8, frown IL Jatelro Illosaaa-at Sharma, October 8, from B. Leona iiorrstiss -at Gravesend, October 10, trams...- Archangel lle sr ea-at Gemmed, October 0, hoot Usta•-at I.:ravaged, October It, trout Ilatutues Itt et 3.101-11 l Gnawed. Oetobs r 0 from Surtsey Incaketwamtaa-at (invent:4l, O c t o ber 9, (ma-- .btattlo iilllll.-il Deal, October 8, frail ... ... ...... ..-.114 . 71-utia Jill Arran-at Liverpuol, October 9, from - Ateltkuagd it.lgliglil illilli--gl Gravomel„ October 10, from Nome) Jure Wieuanie-at Grumman. October 10, from Petemburg Jag. Trtcsial-at Grummet, October 10, trim -..... Calcutta Jane-at i summed, October 9, from Bermuda Jam u'Aitc -at Gravesend, Octobir 9. b0gy......,,,. Archangel Jere-at Oraveseed, (bloke 9, hone . Leer--at Latirriggli ON/Ali 10, from ... liottenlitair 1•1131.11/l-at Falmouth, (Oct. 0, from ... Odom Leva -at INC. October 0, from !lice. c Amers--atgalteciuth, October 7, from Taganrog Mi..V.- at Falmouth, october li, from il iIIOIIIIKT AND iiig-at Crayoned, October 10, from aly;aers iligrlli -at Gravesend, October 9, from own. Meanie 1 . 11411-11 l Graenend, October 9, boa b sway MAID Ir OM an-at Besse, Rd. October 9, from tents Ortri Cuscreciati-at Gr., mend, October 9, Olin *lsm Noatinavm-et Unimaril, October 10, hose-- .... Ilkelleiteu Breas-et Crammed, October 9, from Atom °segue APO ilitar-st brumead, October 0, from Cilaborg Ocrme--al Gravesend, October 10, from lin: $.O Peso.-at Dral, October 9, from pull Pecorearees-et Gravened °Cyber U, from Waste rg Pareams-at Gravesend, October 9, from !Wig 011tiCilll ROYAL -at Gravesend, Oct. 9, Non--- ~ Mem,e PgLITTA-61 Gravesend, October 9, ben .- ...... ... •••• Uoseta PAl'Llgt -et urmeerad, U.tobtr,lo, from lbstock flume or me Seen -at Gravnieol, Or:. a, from.. ...... --Deal& Rome Al iet•-at Untamed, Oceetr . 9, I: ne Meek -ea Nano-at Graveresd, (Mob r Ili, mom --Swedes Ha viu-at Crammed. October 10, from .... ...... es...Agate* Mena-at Fanneutla, October 7, from Odom Orgill ,con-at Plymouth, October 1, ft ora Quebec BrauouLca-at Ormond, October 9, from Oporto bream erve-at Oravascud, October 9, from ..... -....Meta Martha bwm-at Grummet, October 10, from New York 141,. Cerrieuer- at Orammend, October 10, trea.- Ateitangcl Ton -at Grummet, October 9, from . Vesta- at Lranseail, October 9 from Hre:leftea We. Cuter-at Li October 9, ham. Alemadna Luna-.t Cray October 9, trese-..........- Mammal !SAILED. ATALANTA-ACM Liverpool, October 9, 30 Rio Gran le ADICiu-host Univac!, OotoLer 9, t 0....„ ..... Stemma ANN Mao -from Gravesend, °nob, to, t• .... , Port Ploliip 1311.409-tnin Liverpool, October 8, to ...................... Melon Cotvuovs-from Liverpool, October 9, to t•tettui Cgibillin.-trove Liverpool, Otto:At 9, to I coo CAIUMIXTOII-from Liverpool, °vo t ive 9, to .... ...... ...., Bodo ler Coo • -from Liverpool, o,tober 9, to liva Cowin' - tram Liverpool, October 9, t 0........ ..... .Pericon.twoco CNAZI,Orra • -tram Liverpool, October 9, to ....... ......... Antwerp Corsistara -Pow Liverpool, October 9, t..... ...... .... Sao Vtiowhico Catalpas it -from Oravcalaill, tic:oan 10, to ..... .........ilarLdoes CliAlinqs-from Gravesend, (bowler 10, to CAirrAliaLLl-11um Oravesend, October 19, to Yew Port Getoaues-ham Greolood, Or t. 10, to ... Orcitada CaT/liklilic -from Liverpool, October 9, to Christisas DIPPATCa-from Ilyieoutb, Oczotier 11, to ..... .... Yoral Davoo -tram Liverpool, October 9, to Dino os LllOll-from Liverpool, October 9, to Mammal DaVaIANA-from Liverpool, October 9, to Bilks Dooms. -from Liverpool, October 9, to Antwerp Rua Pocaar-tram OilanatOWlL, October 7, to London Reforest -Pao Oraveno4, Octob r 9, to Cape Kamasso-tram Grovewod, Oct. 10, t 0...-. ....... ........„Orbraltor ELMA-from Gravesend, October 10, to Bernard -from Liverpool, Oct^ber 9, t 0.. . ...„„ tii . r u d b g EDWarib from Liverpool, October 9, to N.iples Ersioreo-from Liverpool, October 9, to.. ELM AND Eska -Man Liverpool, October 9, es Birlilemunia ELs.cna Tilownox-from Liverpool, Oct. 9, to B4.Thomm ETILLYINA -inn UnTpool. October 9, to hometiona Emma -from Liverpool, October 9, to. y. Arra Fuse-loner Liverpool, October 9, to-- Brazils rasps. Dui Oftona- tram Liverpool, °lobar 9, to Dentine Paaimilcit-from Liverpool, October 9, to Wolgost Fasomowu - hum Liverpool, October 9, to titettia Chouricia-leas Gravesend, October 9, to - otionstme GliblA,lo3-from Liverpool, October 2, t 0...... Trieste Gomel,-from Liverpool, October 9, to Itavannah ILISVICT GaUllat II -Iran Liverpool, October ii, to Vera CrUZ HOU.II/110D -from Gravesend, October 9, to llatanace ISLAM) llora-4rom &taboo, October 8, t 0..... •• llelktillllo Joil•PliA Comarmo--trion Liverpool, October 9, to Dm° Jomorneo-troen Liverpool, October 9, to Konigsberg Jogs noo--froin Liverpool, Ocorber 9, to ... Liaison& Joseraum-her Liver October 0, to Sergio JIIIIIIT-from On October 9, to ...*. .... ........... - ...Newpott JAMB Put-from urameid, °Motor 10 , to Coleutta Lora-tran Liverpool, October 9to .Newfound land LITIAPO3L Foam-from Liverpool, Oct. 9, to llsosina Locarrts-her Liverpool, October 9, to. Loop K. Bauer-from Grammend, October 10, to ..,... Janialim Kasenweirows-her Uraveerod, October 10, to Bombay You-from Liverpool, October 9, to Ilosoriu as Parish-Rom Liverpool, October 9, to llama Ms &sou -from Liverpool, October 9, to Malts Roam Isszearen-from Liverpool, October 9, to Stettin NOILIIII-from lareirpool, October 9, to @tett° 10a01.13a-from Liverpool, October 9, to Kona Oaten-tram Liverpool, October 9, to ........... .-- Dook Plaravaaamcw-from Liverpool, October 9, to Naples normal-from Liverpool, October 9, to BMW Porsocio-from Liverpool, October % to ..................Atrtlit Pum-frota Cowes, October tr, to Ihnoc-trom lUverpook October 9, to loverais-trom lAverpol, °motor 9, to Aims Remo-tram Omeseed, October 9, t 0.... ----- Rooles Soar A..-from Liverpool, October 9, to Ferrol W-ham Liverpool. Omelet 9, to 'myna Hosolora-her Liverpool, °atter 9, to Havanna' 6071.11 -front Portamouth, October 9, to Calm= ' Taos. Rmum-from Liverpool, °Mabee 9, to Thiosaaro-Ram Liverpool, October 9, to Coostiatioopis Toiamcwo-from Liver I, October 9, to TM° Oslo-from Li October 9 to Ontamd Duero-Ram Liverpool, October 9, to Vera Cm Veo Rosmo-ham Liverpool, October 9, t 0...-. RIP Wave-Rom Omens% October 9, to ............. ...-.....Medmablit VESSRLS SPOKEN WITH. G BB t oo y my s ~ t a l ,, Laeblear Um Cape, Sept. 9, let. 13 N., lon. IC W. ohaPalace (Map), Aug. 15, Ist. I N., lee. 26 W. J Album Due, from teleutta fur Leaden, Aug. 10, let. 33 S., km. 21 E. Harks (Bat alp), from London for Sydosy, oat 30 days, Aug. 4, lat. 12./6 24., km. 21.5 e W. (AdaIIiTIAM3WRIILI—HOLLOWAT . B OINTMENT AND PILL. a CIIITAL. CITILZ pea MAD 811.41/70.—Eatraet of a leiter from Mr. F. Tarrere. racer. of Peashuret, dated Des. IS, ISM/ :—" To Pro fessor Holloway.—Sir,—lt Is with pleasure that I acquoint you a( the wonderful care erected by the two of your inveluatite ointment and pßla. Ny elk suffered fur more than tux meths from a dresitnelly sore Wesel, and which bar medical attendant found It ansomable to beet. Sae then tried year madman's, abaft, in little more than a math. Gaged a perfect sad radical cure. to the astonwhment of the may memo •ho aaw to shat an awfully bad state a bad bean." Bold by all druggists, sad at lacier.* Eltdlowae's. 241, *rand. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. SOWLBI3.—Oct. 3, et Wittoo.llBl, U rk. Use wire of J. 8. Morley, 7 8111. "2 0e a t n . a l, tie wife of R. Cbaoney, Fag Ilee of • POO, DI7LiGiON.-00. P. at Colme.stret t, Ediatetrib, the sib of I'. Dudgeon, Esq., of • sou. HOU BT.—Ost. 8, at Weyb Mee, the wife of Edmund hereby, fp. of the Middle Temple, of a daughter. PENDILL—Oeit. 8, at Medium) flail, Cheshire, the wife of Jobs Polder, tn., of a me, BIIADWELL.—Oet. 8, at Barnes, Surrey, the wife of G. A. F. :•b-d -well, Eq., of • sae. THOMPSON.— Oet. 3, at Moat 1141, Yorkshire, the wile of H. S. Thompion, Esq., of a SOIL HAILRIAOBS. ---- BECOMANN—SADLER.-410t.13, at Bt.Mktg/I's, II iabgate, by the Rev. F. napkin, M.A., P. C. 801/111111111, Esq., to Anor, %moot daughter of J. Itadkr, Esq., at Southampton.vills, INest.tua, BlithlraW. OACtioEN—CMAPMAT4.--Oet. 7, at Ft. John's, tddington, by the }ter. IL 0. Baker, Visor of Fulham, F. C. °mann, E.g., td the It Ma Tmapts, to Letitia Mari.t, daughtsr of Capt. A. Chapman, of Upper Ityde-park-a wet. IiALE—WEBS.—Oct. 7, at St. Pancras Church, Mr. Fee lerirk Jam" Heart of K n elt street, Manehreter, youngest son .4' F. I rii Male, Deb. a Canron-etreet, Caly. t, loam, yourytest daughtcrof We Ike Itlebard Webb, Esq., of liekbtt-park, Wilts. LEACH—BILLINGS.— .6, at M. (kook* Itanostr-rquk.., K. Leach, Esq., Rockford. ernes oldest eon of J. Leach. !Sq.. Ma bet, Emmet, to Emily 64111 a, only daughter of W. nano, Esq., It N. MANZI:Mit —SHARP.— Oet. 7, at Ft. John's, Clapham-rime, bS the they. W. Jolliet', M.A., Incumbent, C. T. Isq., of Clap. tuvo.ruad, to Helen, Bilk daughter of Y. M bbarp, F.aq., of Owl.- buds, Clapkamgbas. DEATHS. GUNTER.—Oat. 3, at Iloreton.in.the.Mann, Oloueeetershlre, F. R. Gunter, Esq.. sod el. I.llltilltis.- Oat. 3, at Kennel-street, itassell.equare, second son of the late M. lliteoln., Esq., of Ookeinero, Coventry. K •10 ItTSO7I.-Oet. 3, W. Robertson, E.q., of Cranford and Crwebed.trius, aged Te. ROUSE.-0111. 0. at Finale), Elisabeth, wife of E. Rouse, Esq. Klanbetli Selwyn, only surviving daoabler of die late `.. Selwyn, l q R.C., of Richmond, Surrey aged to. S. statursell-square, C. W. Tabor, 'gra 51. WICKHAM. -flat 7, at fickler hell, Yorloblris, ary, eof 11. W. %1 leklums, Esq., M.P. hinted and publinbed WILLSAII Kola HALM, 01 Ng. n, u.ut.wd• drat. In Ur Liti at Printer, at the °Mae, In Lora Lad. strolOs the 'redact Ut N —Koaeeq Omuta 11, an