The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-15 00:00:00

THE CHURCH COW/E EATMANCH ESTER SECOND DAY. The magma »eines y stoning in tee 6l4:l - free Trade Hall, when there wee • crowded attendance, including peat umbers of Wee The Bebop of Man ama's wee presided, and magi the diatingsiahni per sons present were the Eari of Harrowby and the Bishop of Australia. SUPPLY APO TRAININC! 0? SUKHUMI& The Re;Fisaa EtOwat.t. read the drat paper, in which he said the impression was riot unfounded that the candi dates for holy orders are inadequate to the wants of the church, an evidenced by the number of aureate. coostaitly unoccupied, by the importuoate inquiries for them, and by the diminished sad diminishing proportion of students at air universities devoting themselves to the mitred calling. Amongst the masa of the defakation were the expense and difficulty of us university course ; the alienation of so =any fellowships, both io Oxford and Cambridge, from their original purpose of serving u caodidates to the ministry of the church; the inviting doors open to young nee by competitive examinations ; the meatiness of the rapport aggravated by the mote orally scale of modern social life ,• the unhappy divisioas which more than ever disquiet and distract the church, the unsettlement al opinion even upon the most vital theological points, and other ia &tepees which hindered many from seeking to serve in oar national eau. turret. He did not .gees with the attacks which had been nude on the preceding day upon the pew-mating system, and condemned the proposal of reducing the claw to the condition of the mendicant friars of another church depea &at upon the pence pat into the offertory. (In reeding this portion of the paper lb. Stowell was loudly interrupted by alternate cheers and hisses, and loud cries of " time ! "I Amnia other suggestions in to remedy the wand waste of the church we one that, apart from tali nation of any kind, they might select from their flocks me who after safikient examinstioa *Mehl be Homed by the bishop as fellow helpers of the eleryp—area who should visit the sick, catechise the @cheek 'eau* is rooms, and even is the courts and knee el oar tow= and is the remote hamlets of our rural population, all under the direction and control of the parinli minister. Relative to the scruples respecting parts of the Book of Commas Prayer which emarramed sane sad repelled not • few of our mere eligible young men, web seraphs were worthy of tender consideration. Heald act Ws be dove by a very slight alteration of the d ftae at the &arch Not by the introduction of any new declaration—that was to be deprecated—but simply by' not recatring any other declaration to be made by the stag ed that prescribed by the 36th canon, that demanded the Aot of Uniformity being ea aside, which , he it mesa wee avowedly in some degree a retaliative measure, ia to force out the Purities from our pale. (Cries of " No, no," and great uproar, the Vey. Archdeacon Denis= rising to order ou the ground that Oaaon Stowell had exceeded the time allotted for reeding las paper.) The paper proiesded b *ea to any subsuudivi alteration in the Paye-bosh, Lee they should open the food-pia of Osage, mud sot be side to close them maim. (A good deal of feeling was spiel celled forth by tb• opinion expressed in thin peer, and " thee " being called, the president decided that the haw of the meetiag was spied any further extecien Of time.) A wooed paper on the mar subjeat was read by the Rev. T. E. Rem. _ The Bishop of tinsmith - a mid if the church of was to maintain its posibon in England and in the= and dependeseira of the Bntish empire, the number of Its clew mug sot only mottle diminished. bat largely increased. And if its ministry was to be exercised effeettoally ups the upper Awes of society, upon men of shanties aid bindle*, the church mast contain mooed its sleep of this upper class, and mw et intellect mad oboes/on U. the inetrary, he did not regret that so mew Wenger had bee. admitted to the ministry ; they were Mug • geed week for the sod sot a few of them went sesoogst the distill ministers of the day. Bet be greatly grieved t the church did not Witt to her genies the Mite of other cisme* of society. Ose of the remote was that the church did not provide due restuseratios fee the terrier el the clingy. The exertions whit ► h the (harsh was addax to multi pl y small panelists with endowments of 100 f., VW, and 2004, would oily imam the existing dadniesey at well-qualified ministers ; the efforts it wee waking and the angstentatios of small baseless wield de little to distisish this diode/nay. Three hawked pseuds a year was what the church of &Woad held up as the proper mitt. seratios ci a MO qualified to undertake the rare of 10,000 souls. What remedy wee these for this? The object of the church of Emitted ought to be gradually bat largely to laureate the number of its bishops. (Hoar hear.) The object of the ithuseb ought out to be to ;Fora; • bare ealssiames far the deign bat to pad& en moms suited to the preiticoe they sompted ; sad be believed by Gad's blaming that ebieet might yet be obtained, not by the reduction ef tie imam of the Mier @logy. sot by the redistribution of estitedral sod other sedetrateste, bat by a plena, straightforward. aid eons* appeal to the laity. This duty had ewer yet bees plainly laid before the lefty. It was the duty of the 'arms, es • =stir of Christian justice, to provide seenribeg to their ability temporal things to then= who administered to them is holy He =lthe formative of amens le every diocese to erie teditibject, and pointed out that is all urgers of this hied the bishop aught to lave the initistios, aad Amid easearsas sad dkest the whets oasehisory. The liwr. Kr. D'Onear said It wits adminted they hml set • anapshot supply of moo, sad men up to their week, sad hews of ephdos that the 'dwelt= afforded was sot of the right hind. It was very good se far se traiiiiag omit to • metals esisat, bet sot so m repealed professional toile. leg. They did not require es MSS el trasistieg Omsk ewes oe meiltamatica The sealer wangler or seder eitele whims sold set read the Asia mewls% and lbw °flee . mold set per • struno. sad wage oblige/ to apply far one I. NOW prelsoloael writer of serous. 8061 termer were ellen sad la a drawling way that ,. totd the aura sad Ailed the seighbouriog Salem. ( Mr B. W. POLLOCK did s ou through ear eabaniptises the church lost hell • dross candidates per amuse, sad if they were relaxed be Wooed that they would lees more than they would gain by the (Bear, Mira If they would have aa adegatte toppl el l a t the ministry' they must make it muneousetive u sa pi t iaim epas the way eaficiently to honour sad ) H. regretted that ear preseberit wee sot more bawd to arerik .. 4. aPlakis. gm ebb Basking es owes •aui 6 slaY.Pidabisio.•••• far esti of proper testa. i g: atia who were fun of isteffspose and ego)/ poor both Wm Rut ithasasting language is esamiusties utterly hies ilia Maga . WOW: whoa they ram to their tsp. (Hear, bear, 4 • and The Rev. Are/Idaho= Demo= thosellt it was Idly to Wk.( s heath ettension. owl moo wielebere miff they had liraid iffy mareq ica llisheps. Without the the locator meld to td bamboo omb to satott Ina He eaphdoed his et %sea Sheri is Irma al tifte ; bat he eel like 69 bear the Pram bosh abused. (Cheers and aiettorr, mwYst which the Saw. • *Ow Nowell loss, but in vain eiletopeed to lola • I%• — learr. C.OOO M'Ntit. protestolagainst such • lois Tepreolddllon. Tlkos Blame mid me& limo es• last loy sack isterruptions ad boa wealiii sow ekes th• di••••tim. LAY CO-41.1111.471011. A paper au this subject was reed of byEDWASD ACIOTD EN., Halifax. It wee settled -operetroe, Of the media Cleacurrence el ILA, met Olerey is the Proem. tics of Church laity. Clear& Fellowship, and Church West* as said, frost the mike' times the semistimes of the la asesehers of the elsarela elZeeland had hese deemed fee the midget of her amis. eml.for the orderly sad mweeteetitedebratlos of ;Albin nottlePtift. _ The peaselial art* is the relation which it eenteiseell betwixt clergy sled ellurekwerdeni, se the renreesaletime of the omprita Mews, mei es Matra tion of this pelneipie, end whiles it drew dem the mammies betwixt the elegy sad theta, efilsers einstempleied ea anon' cor Memos of the ismathest and the whole et the parishioners. in order fie diem= eke neebles management of church affairs. and to delselnlos the .seem Of rate which *hoed he levied for the miletseance al the fabric, and far ths susteessee of the services. Asti although It was cow hapossible S. levy • rate is =say perishes, arise te almappesitiee of sencoskmairas, it was still de. sirable to adhere to coustitutioesl readmit se far es mac doable ad hold :heir manna mending to per the church ward/are seeminte, sod foe deteesitehg .41., church fissi ons. Bat la co-operation wee sot eseleed with is these barrow limits ;it Mosel meesiou for joint settee wherever church week was to be deer : is Eodlead, by church arliesfr. non, Imb-division of overgrown parkins. ereeties of new churches and wheals, red the campletioe mid em. enemy of all useful parashiel imeeituthms is dolma Wade by the supply of missionary erdarprise. H. observed that in Lcglaed *ere was • pooh% earesetame of purpose among the laity to work with the elegy. All over Eog lapel awe] beard of old churches beim restored and sew calm laillt sad even the restorable of our astbsdrals was being irt 4l 7. Vol lodkiouslr carried eat. Of what might be and bad hese des, by the Mammas of the bishops, he is. stewed tbe dinning of Ripon. Theses was recoestiented in lh%. end the two eat Archbishop of Oenterbary held the NM till 1856. From IS.ei to the prosiest time there had hews RD increase of nearly .10 per east. is the churches of the dieree.. Hs enticed the rapid growth of On loetorY system in eons distrieta an mod. ries the satins:on at ober* ac commodation absolutely aeremary I. meletein the held of the rhumb of Enelsad epee the alleseiese el the people, sad mid the wisgnitede of the work before them would be di.henreining If they did oot look leek upon the difficulties already overcame, mid themes draw fresh h orn an d roomed faith is a protesting Provider... He noticed et length ths want of ceadidetes for bnly orders, and the consomme dee/dewy ie the simply of ministers. and said that cote of the beet mesas by whieh !armee could eo-operate with the showy to remove this re pmseh wee hr biennia( the stipends of their ministers. The Rev. T. J. Itowszu else read • paper en the sub jert. and said it was lemenrible to read the Epistles d the Apostles without geeing that the laity is the early days of Chri.tiasity gave very iinportast ilooperatime Is the dime kat new sought. There were veer members of the march is our day whim gam race liberally la messy se well as in effect, bat bin owe moierieeee woe that the eeeeribu timie were era equal to the renewer of the parish. la speaking of the relative panties, of the clergy sad laity. be said that there win • bed of esalle feelag eamensg the elergv, sad • Indies that their mewed Mee 'meld bet Mend est promineet *sough if they did net piece • gulf hotness Ibsen and the laity. This miereprimeetatioa by the clam .1 their own eller Ind so dada had hack the laity. %Mikan./ Nan,' eloWeitprintetbsPl fmr th at they had Dille stet let dish ear. i re them le dspeed wersy — ei Irscperieldeases :sg their swim. *whim kiasfrissc) Xs& INV-. _ 1,, A) - THE EIVBFSI3, THIIBEIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 15, 1863. mischief. to doubt, was timed by the whims and fancies of the clergy, as manifested in the dogmatic way in which they propounded their plans for good. (Applauar.) His own a:patience was, that the work of • large parish could be better dorm without the aid of • scripture reader. More good would be done if there were mareplaie preschieg, and lt the clergymen attended more to such secular matters es the military condition of the poor people. (Applause.) The lug had come to think that a cell to them for neststruce wawa money : the mistake' in thew newt' shook con &leers in other things. (Applause.) Mr. HENRY Hotar deprecated the introduction of the laity into coevoistion, but was understood to approve of lay co•uperation in pariehee. lie o:proceed an opiates or favour of the revival of church rater throughout the country. Mr. R. A. Caution thought there ought to he use clergy man for every two thousand souls, sod if the laity would find the foods, they would find ample room for co-operation, and leave the mend clergy more at liberty to follow their ministrtatMos. Kato intentieng& COURT OF QIIIRNS BENCH. I sittings at NMI Prim in Middlesex and London, before the Right Resolvable Sir Alexander Cockburn, Bart., Lord Chief Justice of her Majesty's Coen of Queen's Bench, In and after Michaelmas Term, loon . In Term—ln Middlesex :—F irst sitting, Tuesday. November S: second sitting, Friday, November Li. third sitting for undefended muses only). Friday, November 20. is London:—Fint sitting, Wednesday, November 11 ; second sitting, Wednesday. Nov. Id After Tenn.—Thursday, November 1.1 Thursday, December 10. The Court will sit at 10 o'clock every day. The causes in We list for each of the above sitting days in Term, if not disposed ef on those daysorell be tried by adjournment on the days following each of such sitting days. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Oar. 14. (Before Mr. Ooeuninkeer Goulburo.) The benhcopt wee iioo7l dealer,' of Shepherd's Rush. This was the adjourned examination sitting. Debts 300/. ; no asset'. At the last sitting the bankrupt had bon re quired to give lutormatiou as to his transactions on behalf of Yr. Williams. Mr. Sargood, for the assignees, said the amounts rendered were not satisfactory. Mr. E. Reed having been heard for the bankrupt, and Mr. Oudiner, the clerk to the official assignee, having stated that the womb; were sufficient, His Honour granted the mdse. lit U THOS. JOHNSON. The bankrupt, a solicitor late of Lambeth aid other plums, applied for his release from mutady. Tin este has bon two or three times beforo tie mut, the application having been refi c i x ed e 4z Mr. Commiesiner Fame. Mr. Dowse op posed, for Mr. W. Wyatt, the creditor, whose ebt we. 1321. The bankrupt had defended an action and stated the plaiatiff to incur 321. of costa. Os the pound of this vexatious dance Mr. ComLibialuser Feu bad refuted to release the bankrept. Hie Honour was of opinion that • vexations defence wen not owe of the grotto& on which the court could refuse • Meese. It could only be done by the court in the amain of its discretionary power. Itr. Dowse emu! that this wee • case he which Mr. Cora. alewives, Fame bad exercised hie discretion, end this court wee now called on to review id! Hie Broom said it was eadoiebtedly a mischievous pre. cadent, and one that might lead to.bar • but Mr. Char missies*, Fans baring expired. WM that be should re hear ilia case, and the bankrupt bawls now beim two mouths io prem. be had agreed to do so. Mr. Dowse stated the cirounasimom el the ariaged vexa tions defence. The creditor bad hose de* to the banines; an action wss brought for Armen of salary, which he . fended ; there was an agreement to refer ; Use baninupt did not appear ; and the creditor had bees pot to owls of 301. . _ . Clidley appeared in support of the application, but without calling on him, His Honour said the case was a peculiar the. The bank- rupt had bees two mouths in prison—no light punishment— and the 112th section of the old act, under which this sp• plioatioo was made, took no notice of a vexations defames as a ground for refusing release. Still, the court had a discretionary power, but it wee only exercised ia cease of grow fraud. Other matters of misconduct were reserved for consideration on the bankrupt applying for kis order el discharge. la this case it waa doebtfil whether tie charge of vexatious defence Gould be seenblielsed, and there being no other ground of opposition th e roan would order the release, being of opinion that the bankrupt had been punished sufficiently for any mincendont at width he lad been guilty. Of as 5. W. ClOlO2. The benkrupl In; e7iTelleeeer end le. sr Ise tamer, residing in Haoknel•rad. Date, bN& ; mow elated at — Mi. &Mond opposed. The hankmpt had been in the employ of the assignee, Yr. Scott, brewer and in that ea peaty had motive' sums amounting to eta., wid th he had not inserted in his *Annuals. Oa this ground an adjourn ment was asked for. _ _ _ _ His Honour said there was a little feed ben. sad it would be a pity that it should be wasted I. ad is. He had observed that in the majority Of MIN whwr a small mount of masts as, brought into overt, **mow was frit. tend away is adjournmesta. la this arm the bankrupt sot having complied with the requisitions, there must be an adjoutemset. Mr. Morris, for the bankrupt, submitted that he had no mesas of renderiag say batter ammo* Au edjouromeat was ordered—the amalgams to famish farther requisitices. .13 u lIUDLIIT. TM bankrupt wan dieentied se:baker d Walworth ; bet it appeased that be had also tees is tbe drapery trade. Debts, 7001. As adjournment Ina mitered for additional noonnts. Mr. Sargood and Ilr. Dowse appeared is tbe cam. IN II 010101 HOMY FLOOD. The beetroot woe an ism:rases broker, of ConbflL The cue his bees before the court dem October leek and the bankrupt sow mom up by adjoursatest for his order of die ce. The arnouute, prepared by Mr. F. B. Smut, show lities of 5,800 L, as which a dividend of de. is the pseud has already bees paid, sad there are some smite is baud. Mr. Sargood &premed for the asigasee, and Mr. C. Z. Lewis for the bistro*. After a short elloomicas, is which it was slated that the ems wu likely tooeoupy s whole day, as adjourament was ordered. The bankrupt was stig aeturer of City-road. Debts, 6401.: ages* SOL Mr. Solomon opposed, end embed for an adjournment. The bankrupt had see Sled Use asemente required of him. After bearing Mr. Served far the bankrupt. Hie Honour pared the bankrupt's examination, but adjourned the order of dimbrop for the °moderation of Ooroxraiseioare Holroyd, observing that the Lord C 1..- minor had meetly *apprised an opinion that the two eittiep ought to be kept wpm* and at was only owing to the overwhelming meant of hominess Wore the oourts that this wee not does in all 01111111. IN II NAM The bankrupt VU • ibuseed victualer el Oravel•lase, Southwark. Debts, 800 i. He attributed hie Mere to his =ao hie n. havi3g been taken by the Lade awl Math= Order panted. DE natal AND DV Iran. The bankrupts,deminhei esnieM;lMots of Great St. Helen's, dad traded nadir the firm of "James Mills aid Co." This was the sitting for examination and discharge, but no amounts bad bees Med, and the baokrupta bad aot surrendered. It arm Mated that one of them was in Bel gium rod the ot►r is New Zealand. The liabilities are stated at 60,0001. ; no assets. Mr. Aldridge appeared for the official aasignee ; no trade sadism had bees chases. n adjournment sine die ma angered. The haakrapt &ill* it was stated, wee a Doctor of Me dicine, recently prictising at Nottiog-bill. IN is The bee krupt was ;ledKier, riFir;rnstearL Debts, 4,0481.; awes, 1161. He attrihated his failure to the present depre rialtos of property in Pluenstand, owing to the ' , Wartime of the goverment estabhabareeta. The bankruptcy occurred in February last The p a had been stayed to allow of the baskrupt paving a cone time, bat he had not been able to do so, seed the iep were now resumed. Mr. E. Reed appeared for the bankrupt. His Hower granted the ardor. The bankrupt wee the propiteem of a small newspaper et Serenoaks. Debts, 2,7001. ; sorb, MY. or 400/. A. ad journment was ordered for additloael amounts. Mr. Lawrence and lir. C. E. Lewis appeared in the 01•114 IN lily. I. 'MCKIM. The bankrupt was a bill broker, of Old Broad•atrest This was tie sitting for examination end discharge. He owes to unsound creditors, ?TOL ; to those holding security, 2,E421. ; liabilities, 83 H. The wets are stated at 2061. in good debts ; property held by the secured creditors, 1,9161. There Sr. also doubtful debts cf 7421., sod bad debts of so leis that MM., of which the large item is 3,8001., said to be doe from Mr. Alfred Bush, of St. Jobn's•woed. Mr. E. Reed, for the assignees, did not oppom. Mr. Day sad Mr. Bradlaugh opposed for creditors. Mr. Sargocal spewed for the bankrupt. Mr. Reed said that the bankrupt bad bees required to file very volutniseas accounts, std the meigues were satiated with them. They did out oppose the bankrupt having his discharge. Mr. flay said be opposed for Mr. Shoolbred sad other creditors. Th il;ibenkropt, Is examinatiou, said be was a bill-broker, sod had kept an account of all the bills pasting through his hands. He bed been carrying on business as a bill broker since his adjudiratioo,aod had received mosey on bills sta. Ose bill wu in the hoods of Mr. Pattorime.• clerk to Metro Lawrence and Co.. solicitors. He got 181. heel Pitteison for the bill. Mr. Moo*, solicitor, his assignee, bad p rove d for 551., mosey lent to bankrupt ou the 13th July. That mosey was applied to take up a bill in Mr. Moojon's Mr. Maoism bad bees who, ea his Ukase, for sumo years. He had &diamond sitars mosey to take op dishowurud bills. In Odober last, Mr. Moots bad awed Win for 1601. or 1811. on bills (waning. He abashed jsdgeent sod wild witsan's goods ardor *Rosetta. Nothing was takes away hit clothing, and some plate be to soother person. A horns was sold to Mr. Holmes. who cemisd on his bunions in the MOO hoglill NO Mr. Moots. Mr. Barrow, solicitor, had proved sashed his ego* oa four bills for W. He owed Borrow mosey when the bills were given, but bad had so aoseast hem him. He bad continually borrowed maim of Patina& ; had had so mucb as shout 130/. at on. time. Pattersos bought in some of the goods at his siala,abost 1.301. 1.114411. He had draws several hills which had bees aeospted by parties for his assiasoolatka. Those sack bills bad hoes draws is one Boebay, a miser. After • pistactiod examioation the sitti ng w a s ad journed. (Before Mr. Beglotrer Higgise.) IN 111 SDKS. beakruot wee a e.pooaker. et New BealesitalLatreet. This was the first sitting. The debts ere seated at between 6.0001. sad 7,6001. lir. Doha had Mr. limeaserasta were ekeese askew; ; Yr. Herbert Lloyd is i. eolisiter seder the proesediap. It was slated tbea tbs boob• not bad abseeeded. Itheald be wet werrearlse Ware the ant Maw be will be proclaimed I. the awl mem TEI LOSS OP TER NORWEGIAN STRAYER. The following is the official report to the Privy Council for Tiede relative to the loss of this vessel : •• My Lords,—ln pursothee of anises received from your , lordship', I have, is conjusetion with Captains Rains end , Baker, se nautical memeors, held on inquiry the en.- ,into CIIDMIDON at sodiog the lose of the Norwegian oa St. Paul's Island, at the *ensues of the ()sada. Lenience, in Jame lan. The Norwegian wee se hoe threw steamer, built at Uembarton in 1861, of 2,449 gross sad 1.1188 registered toe sage, with two engines of 450-horse power, owned by Messrs. Allan Brothen, of Liverpool, Glasgow. sod Most owl, aid forming one of them line tradiag between this country and Canada. She was seder the °rimmed of Yes. Andrew Dl'Master, who held a oertillathe of com petency, dated 23rd of February, 1864, sad had a mew of stghty.eight hands. The Norwegian, in all respects well found and equipped, left Liverpool on June 4 last with 59 cabin end 267 steerage passenger., and a panel cargo. Nothing occurred to call far comment until the 10th, when they encountered fogs ea the banks of New. foesdisod, which continued momiseelly ler three dap, during which time every precaution was taken by sounding, slowing, and stopping the engine.. Upon Saturday, the 13th, the fog cleared off. and the enclose were put os fail speed, k and at noon a good observance wee obeLieed, which the ship in Ist. 45 54 N., king. 64 54 W. From this panne • course wm steered to make the island of St. Pierre, which was pawed about 6 p.Ol. at • disk's* of f rom 15 to 20 miles. This come wee ethenpsetly slightly altered for the pelage between Caps Say end the Island of fit. Paul. About 2 a.m. an the 14th lend was supposed to here bees seen by the nester ad mete, which they took for the lead to the eastward of Cape Rev, sad the ship's cosine was emerdiegly kept a little more to the westward off the land. The weather up to 4 a.m. bad been moderate and fists. At that hour a dense fog set in, when all mil was taken off the ship, bet the vessel continued her course at full speed, going 12 to 13 keen an hour. At 6.45 a.m. breakers were reported ahead. The twister, who had be endeck from 2 a.m., immediately ordered the beim to he put hard a.port, wad the theses to be stopped sad rirsereed, bet before order nand be affectedly carried eat the di4 ran ay: l i t he reeks. end *innately became • total lose. Seek am, , theta*, ef this disaster. Sverythiag that Nikki peissibly dose to Nave llie and property was at own awned out, sod ell she peseespes, mew, and snails were laved. Great coedit led's@ to .111. r. Own:ben, the provident if the island, whose kindness and humanity to the shipwrecked managers wed crew were very eriespnimers. Is ornamenting upon the lose of this flee sad plod& voted I bans a most die. agreeable duty to perform. Moe keg services of the master, who, up to this fetal orearreeee, appears to have enjoyed sad deserved the ocalletene• of his einem and the public for • keg series of years, daring which he mover met with se snidest, mance hat enlist the sympathy of the court in his bleat. Bat se frequent of late have &neaten occurred in this particular navigation, that it is haperstive upon these charmed with the conduct of such an inquiry as this net to shrink from the conclusion, however painful, clearly pointed oat by the evidence. The cowrie steered from woe en the 13th towards the Golf of St. Lawrence ap pears to have been judicious, bet in opening the Guff due allowance dose not mem to have been made foe the influence of the string currents known to is this vinniq, a het whisk from hie long should have made the mater extremely candour, and undoubtedly have preventeel him running at full speed, or even at half speed, is the midst el so douse a fog, not rely to avoid the al the hod, but the poseffiffity of collision with aaolker vowel. Bearing in mind the judicious conduit of the meter during several dap on this voyage while awning . be teaks, I am utterly at a lees to meolort for the =bee quest want of caution, whisk, to my spindle% led to this catastrophe. Bet the safety of the page deemed' that so grave a fault should be visited by heavy oeseurn and should be followed by such a areteace as shall meek the determina tion of the court to provost, if possible, the recurresee of similar dashes. It as my panful duty, therefore, with the full otheurreace slay asesiems, to suspind the certificate of 1111r.,Aelhew illlester for the period of twelve calendar meniehe hymn the date of this report. —I have. he., " T. S. Bemis, Pollee Iliegistrale. "Llymesol. Oct. 10, 1863. "w. meow is this repott—HT. HARM, R. B. Rua, Nthßail Assrasers." Tin Nisourtn Elmo!, OP vas UNITID P111113T ?BUZ Cgtracm.—A. public mrms& for the exposition et United Presbyherias principles. was held at Moe= liseeast Chebel. =Tined& innoloo, whisk was =ohne= by the Taylor Dr. Lin (Lesbos), Dr. M•Farlan (Lostios), and other . The boob= of the mood was resumed =derby, when a depstaties was rewired hots the Welsh Oslvinistie Metherme. from whose entemeals it appeared that there wan • else, manila. ties =loess them and the UM= Presbyterian body, sad fishes siselpnaties woe ere long probable. Is eassexin with an overture from Neweastle, the eyed adopted reso lution protesting spinet the increasing tendency to Bar bath desecration, and calling epos the churches to use their iallueses in promoting a doe obeernon of the day- Attar some discussion as to the claims of New. walls, London was fixed upon as the pine for the next meeting of synod, the meetings to be held in Albion OhapeL The question of Amnion slavery nine up is rustles to an overture from Newcastle. calling upon the synod le address a remosetranee to the clergy of the Co.. federate Ms= no the subjoin of the =firm issued by the latter carnally in defence t slavery. After • goad deal • dbermen, during which it was ocisiesded by some that the synod should not mix itself tip with a semi-political question, a general resolutioo was adopted, expreera u i xb en e adhering of the aye= to their Unmoral: before abhorrence of shivery. The rermsokor of the day was o•Clipial by a =cumin of the quest= eta =spiels sane of the preebylerian churn= Dr. nog (al Lesdos), Is as liatoced• and eloquent paper. argued that the alternative of the Free Chinch eel the United Presbyterian Church tailing and retaining churches now in Signed, sad the alternative of hires two ckurchee sottish dib bled, one is theilaod and soother in Englascl, were sites= with difficulties from which there was 00 =ceps fussed • complete and comprehensive union. Other speakers addressed the he,.., utter which a committee wee appointed to prepare a report upon the subject, ad the synod ed. Mused. A irmiewszy waning was held is the seinlag. TUB BALLOT Soca/Tu.—The first meeting of the cormithee otter the ream was bold en Tuesday loot. The fel. lowing subscription weee•rmeassed :--Mdward Pion, 11. J. Sperm, 11. ;F. Wedgwood, M. 2s. ; Jobs Theritt, ; ; Stafford Alhs , 11. Is. ; Thomas Wood, 11. la ; Pastes, U. ; R. Brows, 11. The conenittes then took easeidention the rash of the resist eluiduss Pontefract, Coventry, and Tanworth, and same to the fal lowing norm= therein :—" The norm= henivested with the dohs* at Pestefrest, Oovestry, sad Ihetweeth of hhonds ennead to the bath* attributes that defeat to the Art that sun electors were isdnposed to vote for asedi dans net tly advanced is liberal= to suppers that mess= sod the committee woad mgr soon all heal leaders of the liberal party the impedes= of selecting as ormidates neetionea whose ouhaloes es the question of the ballot are in accordance with those of the of their ." The acionnolthe also came to the en the isapneiss =arm at Berms* :—" conistitgee feels alissenno in recording she inetseviog alhoshoseut, la sp , te et party des, IIibOWII so Os epee of the ballot by the late George Potts, Req., ILP sad the enmities trust. the hinds of purity eel free dom of elestiso is Baristanis will =an every nerve to neon is the near of Mr. Pune so reliable a supporter of the hake es Mr. Thomas Lloyd% With pseud to Readiag, the follewhig hooka= was a :—"Rememberes the Ion; warm= support w il =the borough of Reeding has given to the cause of the ballot by the VOts of both her rumbers, the committee eoulklailly elm= that eoestituoury will do its duty at the ousting armies by retuning a elaclidatio who will sop piet the =boa foe the ballet whitener =de is poorl meet." MANCHESTER UNITY 07 ODD FKLLOWS. —The Volunteer Lodge held he auaiversery dimmer A 6 the Whit. tingt,osehris co Tuesday needs& P.P.0.61. Barris presid ia& and P.G. CLiloott occupy leg the viess.amir. The loyal and pabiotio toasts being duly honoured, " The Lodge" followed, which wee respooded to Neother Shamed, Ole escreten who stated the reosipte h e ad been 7W. aod lb. paysneng 561. 11., the balsam in hood beim 191.7 a is the Noodles Savings Bank. The °hairnets proposed " The likaekiatiar Theity," saying it now nombened 360000 mein. ben, sad had upwards of 2000.0001. saved mplus capital. and had to it. operations e ff ec t e d peat pod. The District Moors." " Widow and Orphan Fund." and other toasts followed, and were remoulded to by leaks' officers. The Dunham .1 Hem Lodge Mod attended. nd several eminent 'mallets metributed to the enjoyment of the 'vesting. lizw LAW (iN STACIE CARE AG* LACENEES.- 17adir Anoint set of porlimeet (16 and 27 Vie.... 33) stage aerie. beams will in haul, expire co the Ant &today is November. By the law is force such Limnos expire on the 6M Iliteslay lo October. The permit Gimes are to °mi lieus In operation mail the period ammlikeed, and the balder of a lissom is to he shapable with the duty until the Pest anode, in November, oboes the bum be mom diseoetinuad. fitii — iiia•OzAs Thaws ow • &kw= lit 87. lieueedies Locm.—We usdatmlead that Me impressice Maim sunset Moat Nicol, t. edam at w Wad Regi mes** olio w disarmed ou ileaday ulebt le St. Attrittrtet I Leek bid emeasaitted suicide, was 11111.0150041 the Prom ; rebeollasal. attar sinful examisatioa, twine declared his ieYrtiet tiam mourissee me met tke result of am 'emotion 10111141181114 wMii. Noel, who. we me ielatimed, did cot maw rpm the sleets of 110.110610kA. w.. b o o e d ae Timm. day mitb the soma mili berms, wltimb amid Dot berm bras laid ides bed tary kis selhumbelly daeth boom beifinei i. bee bass Me eamoqueme et . delhamte imbiediao to ..be easy witb Mama 'The or mime d elemmead mem boos ebauldar4l. be die Omen- Me abimellyard b hair Oligerds, mad were /allowed by the nialimma aad hinds .mm mad a amber ell tbe mei to Mr regime. idyll AIM A ea edema prior aiaa ' tbe " weed awls dews Skik Misheihmeh tin Mai bra l = Died March is Baal." iiiairetis al the Airs lo miaow ilk. lama tribute at apipaslao .is bed ymieedhie mo ia, bypicknosess M me my vakeom deeds hi thew hes of the y, to be ma Wm, to kit totiattot aM Air mmatry.--Soidasieu. PALotn. Os" Sznattro WEMOIDAT. Ocr. —AilhaisMile es femme% MX; Obi by moms AMIN 1.000 ; Mad. 3.4.11. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. Delightful weather suoo;olloi - that of t he Caoorowitch day, sod though the numerous events on the card did Dot produce large fields the sport was of so exciting cha racter. The two first resulted is matches, and were woo respectively by Water Kelpie and Anonyms, the "gentle men" landing the odds in the fine rostrume, but they received a "facer" an the defeat of Donnybrook. Ton of the thir teen coloured started for the Maiden Plate ; the two favourites lioishieg first and second, but reversing the posi tion they occupied is the betting. Four of lie Ma sub scribers to the 2-yrold Sweepstakes were absentees, sad though Mr. Payee's Gott Plush went rather " lishy " is the market at the aline he ma gamely, sad woo, after an exciting race, by a head. The backers of the favourite had the best of it in the sueosedmg match between Lord Glasgow sad Kr. Greeille, bat Golden Dmt, who was sot backed until the tam moonlit, apse the calcidatioes of " the talent" in the Haodicap Sweepstakes over the T.Y.C. The six mitered foe the two sad three-p..01d Sweepstakes went to the poet, sod odds were laid upon Ostentauon, who woe cleverly by half a length from his stable companion. Flamm, Goose gooney a Madly Mena was made for the Duke of St. Albme's odt. Macermi having walked over for the Select Stakes, the trio upon the card for the Bedford States were tent to the poet. Some spirited betting between Goklylocke and Aooaynia took place, but ultimately Golaylocks !Wished favourite, and won wily. Doanybrook completely spread angled bin Mee opponents in the Oatlsads Plate, after which the mestiag cif Linda and Alpheus was attended with some bevy spendalioa. Load Standard's oolt, who had • deal the best of the weights, was made favourite. but he was Mates mail, by a length. Subjoined are details of the day's ni rg im e l ligauferr Sums of 180 som. each, h ft, for 3-Yr olds ; colts, Set 10lb ; Elise 84 61b. Untried allowances. if (I tulle 17 yards.) (4 sate.) kr. neon's Water YellpM, by Bobert de Oorham—Laz ley, all slb (lildgnie7) 81r lt. Bullteley's Antos. Mt Mb W. Boyce) I Betting : 7 to 4 cm W'ater Kelpie, who made all the mania( and was by two lengths. • A BwsireraAnn of Ni aim. each, 15 ft, for 3-yrolds and upwards. Canaan alleriesem. A.F. (1 mile furlongs 73 yards.) (3 subs.) lard Olesgovis Assume„ bg Stockwell—Mlle Sarah. 4 yr; set 7111 lekligett 1 Hal's Dlsaybrook. !yrs, Tat 6,1 b. ..jIC iglor; 2 : *to ' Nesting DrTsai Week% ea y Amami' wand upon Donnybrook tutu ball way up the ands, mime abeabewed slag' ktly I. frost sad won after so exciting (Wish by threw quarters of a length. A Maw= Yuri of SW., to, 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bet 10lb ; Allies, Bet Ilb ; if entered to be sold for 1004 allowed 71b. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 yards). Mr. brdleses e by Vedette—Voucher (100/1, Ilet Sib (S. /Lame) 1 Capisin Oafs Masao', by Gamma de Vary 11u01.), est Mr. Gemmel% Lady Milton (1004 ) , Set t.r tHualer Daisy) I Ths follow's. also nui Chsizinabl, Bes Boy, Ter- Our, aoebedWel, Mauer. sad Bekoecbee. BOA* 9at 4 sod Bieeeee. sto 1 . the Yeuelter telt, 6 to 1 each spit Nasser sad Sea Boy, 7 to 1 a r.ltothechild sod VIII4IIIOI. aid 12 to 1 apt Latt eed tou. nude play into the wards, where ebe wee by the Voucher telt aid lady Mhos. Half way up tie Voucher eon ebtaird the lied, sad, increasing it at every 'WO by two limpths. A head updated the sesoad aad Wed. lnesem was fourth, sad Bekiuthee 1 MIL Oaptata claimed the VOSOWIT 0011. sad Br. Oesaill deleted Neseare. A Emmaus. egrotalos 4/ 15 mom emelt, 10 ft, for 2-yr-eide T. Y.O. 01feelease 140 yards.) (10 arts) Payae's a by Kemoloeter—Plush To Mb (H. Orlyashaw) 1 Lett Weelneeeird's Olosalmak Tit Mb. _O. Adana) 9 My. elutes Boo*" TM 101 b (ear TO 1111)1.. (O. lorthib) The following We tea :—Bilitit. Eldie. sad Arcadia.- The betties opined at 7 to 4 apt the Plash colt, and dosed at 3101 apt him, 100 to 30 apt Blight, 7 to 2 apt liipaluiaa„ 4 to 1 apt Boodes, sad HO le 8 ape say other. Hipalseaa made play leaving Blight eloapide, and the Plush sots neat on /he upper potted, Bekewbe ou the mums left—takings Hee to itioself oe the lower pound —ly iog fourth. They tea thus lab the cords, when blight dropped beak, and Hoodoo was passed by the Plush colt, who halt way the cords headed Bipialmaa, uad attar sweeties coo ad woo by ahead. Six Webs separated the socoed sad third. Mann, 200, h ft; Set 7I1) each. T. Y. C. (5 furlongs 140 yards.) Lard Glaagow's f by Y. Melbourne, dam by trig Bird eatcaer-Miss Whip (Alcimort) 1 Mr. Uremia's Bradamante (IL tirtoeltaw, I Beating : 5 to 4on Lord Glasgow's filly, who wafted until they arrived I. the cords, when she mine away, and woe by threevmrtere of a length. A BABDIC.AY Swanneraaran of 10 gem ; for 3-yr olds and upwards. T.Y.C. (5 fiuloegs 140 yards ) Mr. Droyhy's Golden Dag, by West Australian-I'h. Broom, Eyre. estlMb (Canna.) 1 Mr. Payees Bear, Eyre OM7lb ;1. Drawbar. Mr. %samara Twilight, aped. Wit A. Edwards) • The following also run :-.14 elboq Stockowner, Jdredale, c by Vag Tom-Osage Kitty, Rosebud, and Viadiativa A bwrzrinaire of 10 is,. ern* for 2 sad 3-yr-eids. Tto winner to Wield fur 80 se m. if demanded, la T.Y.C. (5 farloup 140 Judo.) (6 subs.) Duke of IL Albasls Ostentation, by Reashout-Pantaro gads, yis, fal eft Mr. Joan Day's llasear. WU Tat 90; (aroma I Mr. B. Metnile's The Plover, 3 yrs, net pl. &tater) it The following aim ran I-Warhorse, LateOwesley, end Atlas. Tar Sauer ramose al 50 sae% ern, it ft, fee 3yr-olds ; oats, &a 71b ; Una, Set 41b ; wieners extra. B.Y. (1 and 17 ya*). (16 oaks.) 111 r. Naylor : Mammon!, by Sweetmeat-focus, Est :Inc nbeat • (Vllaooner )w.e. Tar Batman itursa, • asposostok•• el 50 soya bft ; oohs. Sat 1114 b Al. Ililirm, Bst7lb ; 'WWI. SWIM L et Bee furlong. of A.F. (7 mks.) Mr. Parry's Ooldlioeks,byTeddlugtow-Bem Lyon, att, lib, I Mr Henry. Aanfmgtow s 861016 1.1. ( W. mate r) I ater) Berms Riviera's AMMIIM 101 b (Watkins) Betting : sto 4 apt Goldylocks, and 7 to 4 apt La minate's. Geidylocks mado nil the rensiam and won by two Worths ; half • length divided the sseoad and third. Tar °MAIM PL.= (liaadiow) of 50f. for 3yr-olds and upwards. Cambridgeshire Course (1 ads sad 240 yards). Mr. W. Hart's Donnybrook, by Sprig of Shillelagh-fly, Ws. 7.1 tab IL Taylor) 1 Mr. H. L Basalley's Cheerful, yrs, ha (li. Taylor) 1 Mr. Owave's @Who're, 1 yrs, let Warts', lodowiNg also ran : Tattoo. Loiterer, f by Melbourne -Maid of Mahan, Mark Des,, Gratitude, Kingwood, sad a by Herald -Amok... dam. A Swurorizza of 50 soya each, b ft, for 2.yr-olds ; colts, Est 1011); tithes, Sat Slo • whiners extra, and maiden al binism'. Criterion Coins (5 leakage lift yards). (8 subs.) Mr. A. C. Najlees Gado, by Ilan ism-Atha Boon 8.1 lilt (ic bib es.; • 'Chalices,) 1 Lord Stamford's Alpheus,. let 3112 Biros ItoebscliDts 1 by Newialaster -lady Howlborn, ast lib (Oak)) 3 MATCH 2014 hit. D.M. Lord Moscow's Knowsley, by StockwalL 4 yrs, 8d 71b Received Baron RothockliCe Whigrove, 4 Yrs, ag Now Barra, 200, h tt ; Mr. R. Tea Brook's Echo apt Lord Olawrow's colt by Tosophilitss-Miss Swab, both 3-yr oids, ifat 71h each. Laid half of Ah. New Marrs -Ciariseimu. and Conlin' are matched for 5001. a side, It ft, Set 71b each ; Rowley mils ; a be de , aided this day (Thursday), or to-marrow Friday, at New ' market. BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. OAKBRIDOI2IIIBI. 5 to 1 apt Limodas (t) I to 1 - Calch'ess Alive (t) 10D to 6 - &aeons, (t) 100 to 6 - Bhdhill (t) 20 to 1 - &Made (s) • 25 to 1 - °IMAMS (t) Dap* ft) 93 to 1 - Cairecostle (0 52 to 1 - Hebert ft) I 0 to 1 - Chokes's& (t) 50 to 1 - Amdahl (t) 100 to 1 - Demo (t) 100 to 1 - Beilmaa (a) 100 to 1 - Fanfares (t) 100 to 1 - Mee Maud. (t) TITS MOT® 111011 A? BilD10111). —lle cambers of Ow Jokey Club bars awastlod the me waa by Boman at Rd ford to Fsith (oho cants is sewed), oa the ground teat tits Faso& Iftly was ao6 "s staidas." DIPLIVIVILI or sum Au. Yam Lam) Cue" Awns fw Awerseue..—Nresse. G. Ire. J. Gorr R. Chrosedw, T. Heywood. W. Coll" A. Clarke. T. Lady's.. G. Teasel, J. Jookaoe, J. Andsraos, R. C. risky. sad G. IL Ono", the twelve player' who lore hose wAsetod to combat the Asstrolito crieketan oe behalf of the cricketer' of Greet &hate. went ea hoard the Groot BMWs steamship, of the Birk Bail and le* Bee, yesterday, sod will lame the Money foe Melbourne this (Tholune7) OlOranS Y eligidaY the ass woreeetortatead to &OW at = th=f Carpool; Mr. &lois Whittaker, of it rukting. Pali benefit of reduced duty obtained by put- Aube Nershaft's Pan Teo ; very ado, et at Ild. mil 41 " MO litirdwr A ea. at ismarse 4i. 14), Is UM Ind mat islidall ImPagled. *WM ill own Imia witZ i rg paaka&,—Wavigskawasal THE POLICE COURT& YANBION•HOUSL George Baskerrille, described as a Slat grinder, was placed at the bar, before Mr. Alderman M•oku (sitting far the Lord Mayor), in the castodr of Sergeant PICIMISO, a detec tive officer, charged upon a warrant with having, on the 22nd of May last. forged sad uttered a bill of exchange for 2714 135., with intent to defraud the Leaden, Birmingham, sad Staffordshire Bank. Mr. Mum, of the tirm of Taylor, Mame, and Taylor, of Furrival's-inn, appeared for the prosecution. Mr. Mama, in opening the case, said theils b eser was a of member the firm of P. sod G. 13askery airrylag as business Ns II in tgrinders, at Etruria, ia Staff ire, - which bad been established about three years. The primes, bad been mixed up in some manner with • man Named Smith, who wee convicted at the Stafford assizes a short time beck for forgery. Sieve the conviction of Smith the primmer, in appeared, hal some difficulty in earryiag on his busier', se • number at bills that were (Tr to be met, as they fell doe. In April last the was latradoesd to tI. Losdoe, Birmingham, and tatardehhs leak, sad 'heed to open an account with the bank ia the name at P. sad G. Baskerrille. 'equities were made about the prisoner, who was supposed at the time to be doing • good boraces, and the result appeared satisfactory. The account was opened about the latter end of April, and bills were sent is to dies coast is the ordinary way. The Leedom Weiser el P. and G. Bialuirville was carried on by as agent named Mr. Withaell, d Pishstreet.hill, who was authorised to preset bills to be discounted. and on the 22nd of May, he took the bill in question for 2761. 135., draws by the pri soner, and purporties to be accepted by Elijah Hog hs, which wee discounted and the mosey *eel to the account of the priaooer's firm. Before the bill became dam from rumours which were current, il(purille were made, and it was totted that the bill was not a genuine one. It was ascertained that there were • num bar of bills of a Smiler asters I. cirealatioe, and although the bill is question was the only forged ose which bad corns into the possession d the bask, the autho rities felt it their duty to proscenia A warrant was oh. Weed for the apprehension of the prisoner, but be had &b -randed, and it was thought he had pose to America. A few days back, however, Packmius received some informa tics, and on making inquiries it was found that the prisoner was staying few miles from Etruria, and be wee a headed oe y in Lord Shaewsbnry'e Park. MiM been tars before the magistrate there, and ecoveyed to London. Mr. iticshard Price, the manager of liss Lesion. Bina*. Lm, and Staffordshire Bank, said he brow the pdsoosr. He mew him on owl oemaion, whims he asked te epos sa count with their honk, in the maw of P. and G. Busker vWe. loguiries were made which turned out wstidadery, sad the primmer imposed aim aopount ia the loiter sod of April. Os the 22ed M this ay bill produced for 2761. 135., drawn by the prisoiter oe, end perpostim to be mewled by. Mr. Wish Hughes, was taken to tbe beak by Mr. Withnell sad diemousted. and the mousy paid to the mimeses's siim count and drawn against. The bill was presee tad es the 24th September, the date on which it M 1 doe, hut woe NA Psi& Mr. George Withoell, 15, Puhatreet4till, agent, said be wee the west io London to P. and G. Baskerville. He knew the primps's as • member of that true. The bill produced he received, enclosed in • pot" which he produced, sird os y the mimes, and which he know to be in the p Immdwritieg. The sots contsioed ioetructions to get tb: bill dietounted, mad he acted accordiag to the Moralities' coutoined in the note. Mr. L Hughes. earthenware :manufacturer, Coveridp, said koew the primmer. He had had come business tames &otiose with him, sad keel, his budwritiog. The body of the bill was in the writing of the primmer, bat it was net acupted by him or by his authority. fiergeant Paakman deposed to taking the primmer ; and up= tents' him the charge, he said, " 1 plead guilty to the char^ and intend to do so whoa I get to Leedom" The Omoser, whsa asked if he wished to soy anything. said be we guilty. The prisoner wan committed for trial. THAKEL Karp Patten, • vary pretty sad ladylike young worms, appeared before Mr. Partridge to support an affiliation nue moos she had take. out 'guest lir. Jobs Maitland, clerk is a bn at Bridport, ro Doseetsbire. Mr. Cali Young, solicitor, stated the CYO for the pro secution. The complainant wse a female of great ability, sad her family belonged to Bridpsrt. Thi= eat, who wee clerk in • brewery in the mate town bad paid his addressee to the complainant, wee her arse:time, and seduced bar. The result of this intercourse was the birth of • male child, and the complainant sew asked far the weal order. Mr. Pariiidge—Where was the child born? Mr. Yeesg—la the district of this court. The coo. plainest came to Leedom for the perms* of confined. Tb.,. will be oo trouble in this little affiliation case. (A laugh.) The defendant is not here, bat he has soot a letter admitting the paternity. The complainact, on trios sworn, mid she bad kept company with Mr. John Bticklaad, a clerk in a brewery at Bridport, end that her child was bore oo the 3rd of August lest. Mr. Stickland was the father of the little one. TIN letter produced was in the handwritieg of her lover. Mr. Young read the letter as falters :—" Barbour-reod, Bridport, October 3.—Mr. Daniel Smith—Dear Sir,—l enclose • poet-office order for the amount yon claim, for 31.175, and will consent to the order of balf-s-orown per week for the little one. (A laugh.) I hope you will keep to your guarantee and not make the order for more than you mention. Meese to say to whom I am to pay over the mosey. —Yours, Ice., Joey 9ricauutb." Bailie! Smith, police-coeittable, No. 415 Lead ate of the summoniog *Sloan of the Thames Poliorceert, mid that be served an affiliation summons on Mr. Jobs Stickhied, is Bridport, and be said, " 1 mime say I am sot the father of the child." He received the Utter jag reed by Mr. Chas. Young. with a Post-offioe order enclosed. Mr. Partridge ordered John Sticklaad to be called. He did not answer, and an order was made upon bim to pa► ss. per weak for the first mix weeks after the birth of the child, and 2. 6d. per week for the seat 13 yeses. WANDSWORTH. Five young men, named Alfred Geotire Mien, Jompik Wlistby, Benjamin Naylor William Naylor, end W. I►. Maryerasi, apprentices odor Mr. Beattie, the superia. teedset of the locomotive department on the South Wasters Railway, were summoned beton Mr. Ingham for obstructing the officers of the company in the exercise of their duty. It appeared that Ike time appointed for the apprentices to comment» work was six o'clock in the morning, and that while the bell wee ringing for three minutes Wsy were supposed to enter the gate in Niue Blmm-imma the bell bad stopped the gate was closed. It sumid that a number of them remained outside until the bell had slopped ringing, and as the gate was heist closed they forced it open and caused a great disturbance. On the morning of then* Sept. the defendant& were caught in the sat, a penes having been sat to watch. In crows- etsmination of the witnesses for the defense It wee eadeavoured to be shown that •• Big Ns " bed net struck 6 o'clock when the gates were dos. It wee, leer seer, elicited that the bell wee rung by the time of finales clock. Mr. Ingham mid the company had aright to aspect their apprentices to enter at their time, but dismissed the sum mon@ this time with a caution, and laid the company would set pat up with the larks of their apposition again. ELNATION OF • COMMON COUNCILMAN non Are nommaro WAID.—• =who( of the ialmbitaate d the ward of Alderigate woe hold yesterday at Bitaltoslary-ball, Ailderegothetreet. for the dicta of a common cousdlai is the room of Mr. Thomas Woodward, who bad become =lllGod, sod bad amid to hold Ales. Althnosa ywaided, sod the mating woe 114 attended. Mr. J. Houma proposed, and Mr. F. H. Short seconded, nondation of aF.A. H. Fm ' e solicitor of square. Mr. W. Hall proposed, and Mr. W. Williams'wooded. Mr. J. Fathoms, of Staluing-lino. Upon a show of bade being taken there was • mon majority is facia of Kr. Franca awl • poll was thermpoo domeoded on behalf of Mr. Pottloson, which the alderman feed to take plows this day. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE Awes.—About one o'clock yesterday mortis' as accident of a fatal character happened to Oaptalti Usher, R.N., who resided in Warwick. street. Chariag-cross. The cartels sad kin brother, Miseel Usher, of Lee Park, Bleitkiwrath„ had been ou hoard a steamer moored sear Loadoo.hridge, to see some sad on leavieg they either overbalanced themselves or from the plank they were amour' to get to the share, earl were both precipitated into the river. La alarm was Meld sod assistaane was immediately on the spot, but Captala Usher bad sunk. The body was recovered is a few US/MIA'S, bet life appeared to be quite extinct. It was eitaveyed to 057's Hospital, where every mans were resorted tote m otors ululation walkout avail. Colonel Miter, belga mood swimmer, sod cot being enabled to me hie brother sear him, struck oat for the shore, which he fortusately marked Ia ejety. The body awaits an inquest. FATAL FERZYBOAT ACCIDILIT.A feT77lllWit WAS upset at Mistook, at eleven o'elock oe Monday sight, sad the einem persons it oostaisied were throws lees the weber, owe of whom was drowned. The piensegere were tea miners, who with the ferryman wire crown( the river, that the misses might go to their work at Beerakitos. The night wee dark, sod the current mealy' at the isle el verse w ea hour, rhos stream being swollen Featly by the late tidos. The ferryboat is eoossquew drifted, and was aught in the bows of the steam-tog hmperor, thee lyift is the river. The boat was broken In by the *bock, ad a l l the met throws into the water. Some saved themselves by thesis( to the warps sad chains of the three steam-boats at the spot p others ogre rescued by the news of the Emperor, QUOPS, sod Priecess. One poor wrap however was carried dews and drowsed, sad up to 2 *Wank es Ttiesday &hareem his body had sot be fated. The Ines who were takes east of the water were some of thew is • eery exhausted slate, mad were takes to the deem Packet Hotel sad to print, bowels, where refreelkweele were gives theme, sad their waste fully 'applied.— Western aferroay !from _ The magnetic needle does not point to the north ens greatsr entabsty the. Is the elect prodeeed by Itaerheis ltepestic *whelk tc. Dr. lia•maal Wan I regard them ea the !twat perte..t brush.* blthrrto made. am respects eats wee. elesoical constmction, and their Massetlcal adios." They we the remedy tor prey hair, eesralicl♦ rbminsilea, tte. Casale/WU an &dale rosde—Odlcas, xt. beelsibelielesse. Leseeme---(Aderrtheasent. 1 NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, OCT. 14. APPOINTMENT, Eogineer John West. to the Asia, es supernumerary ; A.. aideat Sag/neer William Norm. to the Columbine. PORTSMOUTH, Ocr. 14. The Warrior, 40, iron mew frigate, Captain the Rea. A. A. Cothran*, 0.8., sod the Bellows, 16, iroo sorew SWIM ship, Capaidn W. 0. Chamberlain, steamed iota harbour this afternoon from Spithead, to be docked, fer bo p urpose of waking good thew defects. 'TM Edga r , 79. w, liming the Bag of Rear-Admiral 8. C. Dsmo, C. 8., and the Emerald, 37, UMW frigate, Captain A. C am. Wog, remain at Spithead. The Pekoe, 17, mow sloop, was removed up the harbou r and was placed la Me ant class of steam menu TM Dumsa. 81, wow, wan docked today, to have h i , copper exansimil. LAUNCH Or rlfg EFTWI-RAM VlO/81.1. VALIANT.-- Her Majesty's armour-plated screw steara-ram weal Valbiat, of 34 guns and 800-horns power engines, w ag leashed in a met successful manner yesterday diorama, in the me of many thousauds of spectators, at the Admiralty.yard, lids of Dogs. The ceremoor of christeuisg having been performed by Miss Bolt. the dog shores wen removed, and at irtlf.put two o'clock the monster mud glided gracefully Mt* the middle of the river, amidst the thews et the spectators. The entire arrangements of the Leech wen seder the immediate direction of Mr. Morday, sesiotant loader shipwright to she Thames Imo f3hipthildisr Company ; and it is worthy of remark that the removal of the venal was effected by the ordinary meths, the extra ',Other of hydraulic machissery, tee., although at Mod, net being required. After kowtow& th e Valiant was t o by four steam togs to the Victoria D ocks, to be fitted with her boilers cod screw machinerr, and • large Minable of visitors adjourned to the Mould Loft to partake of refresh. mote. The 51inoteor, 50, iron-clad steamship, of 46n tom and 1,350-horse power, now building far the emcee. mast by the same company, is io a forward state, and mil be launched during the mouth of !forsaker. MARKETS. TALLOW.—Wizernsaag Dritgero.—The market as quiet boy .1 the (olivine( prim :—Ootobor to Dom. hoe Us. ,• Jemmy to Yank 48. dd. to 46 o—DeBoloy to ktet ressisi, 436 orbs ; arrivals ditto, 3,952 ores. LEATHER.—Dering the gest week the dread hi leather bag hese guise Os Teasley at Lesdashall thin we • moderate sagely of fresh goods, bat the same d bode= dew use lisitod in sated at shoat lass stioe Deeming sad stayed bides sad best feat Lida kip in MECO and in request. OORN.—Barroir, Ocr. 14.—Wi1li a roodieste Illppiv of Wont. oor Nosstust Isot wook's rates. Whits, 4f.to Na. ; rods, as. to 40.. All kinds of spring ccos vim slow a Ws. üblroi7 1 444 Prim. - - - Ocr. 14.—At this day's market the dewed far wheat was of • limited abaractar, sad and • mud ba•ia asouned at list cpwitatioris. That 11 Acrid ate 6d. per boll, and °•tonal is to Is. 13d per load hew a the week ; best Limerick cats 17s. per 2641 he, sea 811 to wrma•l 28m 6d. per 360th Burley ia (trout al ham MU. to 541 k; new trade altered at 21s. per 3101 be. Beni steady ; weir Wexford, 19s. per 2601b5. Corn and peas sr siseesiL cATni.—lloofflusr... Ow. 14.-7 b domed was slack today, iodations osoldstsrody sail oat. Bost midi from 30. to is. 10/ ; mattes, is. to fir. 4d.; nal, 4c to Sr .• pork, 5. . 4d. is 44. 811., psi MOM of Mc. sinking tto dtaL ocuis.—Lanco. Ocr. 14.—Banta' Wed Hartley. 16s. 44. ; LasetrerVo Woos floortlay, 170. 36. ; Moodad Moor Heim. 140. ; Walker Prison. 13.. 6d. ; Was Hod Ros well. 170. BZ ; Walls Zed Fags ; Was Rod Hutton, 2ts. ; Carway sad Aldus , 215.--81 ups at mast, 12 ; sold. I.M. TRAFFIC RICrIIRN& ler Par War. Tc44l, Tel4l, RAILWAY& Vas urn &sada 180 1848 Week may hay 18 Madras—South Wait.... 4041 LOU 4,014 U 75 140414 Welt ... 41 142 IpSU 84 Week astllai .844108 am{ /masa Palmaia lo. 6381 1563 1,874 4,428 4,222 W. miss Oct S. Dihdirsl arliWg arlOirgew 1014 8,420 1128 Walt sft 71 . 1i7oNiii!i'mi:. .. Luz sa tiot Lin 9 - 5 - 946 . 4 . 419g076. 9194,9 wit South 19461446 ••• 1,161 Woe sadly' Oct 11. Cornwall — 1,411 114 1,671 UM Gras* Erten ON 16.919 14,606 11.166 10,111 Ora. Nce11499 SU 11990 90.141 01,174 SLAY ilreali Woman 14641 /9.41.8 1111.110 SUN 11671 14944411 re at Yorkahlra ll9lt 11.617 20,667 14674 10,011 1404c4s 6 NarthWes4seslllo9l 41,141 14746 60,100 96,01/ 1, , ,a40r et South Wading 16.534 7,146 91.061 — ll49,thester, South Juba tin. et Alteiseheas 826 » Lim tug 1114449444, 114914441. tad Uneolothire — llO9 4,9911 11,196 mess 14.10 North 54.4orttildre 294 ;VI LM Mater Me 1.136 914 1.991 1,18 TEE RICIPTINIS or RUMP AND 111 Mari. coat FRAWCIUSIL —con Tuesday, at the midge of the list of busgemes few the borough of Wipe, there were Ila *radian and 323 claims, all, with scarcely half • dozes exceptions, made by the liberals. Mr. Marshall, who op Crto support the objectioos, stated that notices bad mistake soot to several of the men who were work. Mg for the board of guardians, sod be wished to state be istentiort to withdraw these. The oesservatives ware, however, not so forbearitig, and os are John Harris op pearier to substantiate his claim to vote, Mr. Acker* asked him it he was not in receipt of Oa. 3d. a week hem the 4nardians, for which be bad to work five days. The applicant replied is the affirmative, wheeler= L. Ackerley wed a good deal of nonsense led been talked about the hardahiß of striking seem elf the Met alder Ma circumetanced. The law said that ire pence who bid received parish rebel within the tivehe months previous to August should be enrolled, and this mum received& 3d. is relief, and the board of (eardrum required him to do Ire days' work. He was clearly a pauper. To show this Mr. Acketley pointed to a decisioa, but the easessors Meted that they were aware the payment must be looked upon se relief, and if the objection was taken the claim could not be al. hawed. The advocate for the liberals pointed out that they had withdraws every objection made on this ground. There was so doubt the man really worked for the relief. Mr. Ackerley said there was no doubt the men had been weir• i2 o !aj . ir. for work worth leas than Id. The claim was dis. as Rho were several others ors the name gnus& RAILWAY DINING Career.—The clerks at the CanfeZirta tioo of, the sad North Wasters Balloon) have just °posed a dab on dee I V le of the working 's men co.operative societies, for 'lig their extensive staff with dimmers daily at &L per The three camels for which the United States govoromeot originally paid 10,000 dole., with a view of is• traducing this species of stook oa the plains of the stalk were sold at St. Louie • few days ago. They were down at 98, 115, sod 150 dollars respectively. — Missouri paper. (Advortesement.)--ifouow•V's PILLS are ad emirate, adapted for the removal of all dimmer which hoes their origin In disordered digestion. They are well suited to all classes end conditions, as competent to give comfort to the wealthy as ease and strength to the poor. These pills will be found an agreeable and of remedy by Wands whom minds and bodies are enervated and exhausted from mom. offer anxiety, or foreign residence. Persons liable to bilious snack+ should take these pills they cause each seizure to be lew severe, the nausea and biliousness' will gradually be 11194ViNi. and good digestion with complete health be regained. To sad to the merits of Hollowa)'s medicine uo risk or danger tarn." Rs use. no weakness follows its employment. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS ANDREWS.—Oetotere It, at lireweretrett, Woolwich, the wile of W. J. Andrews, of a daughter. BOWLN.—At Paragoa.phice Old Kent-reed, the wife of 'I• &Men. Eati., of a tisagliter. BEAR.—Oetolier la, at liaddlustou Ville. Bainford-rowl, !awl. the wife of Ur. T. Hear. of k 11, et Derouport-street, Olouristryinuare. the wife of J. Smith, Fig., of a daughter IllOßTlClA.—Outoher if. at Somer.-place, Hyde-park, the wife A. W. fiertees, keg. of a daughter . Wll VO.-October 11, at Orsett-tarrawa, Hyde-park, NW ink t B. A. WAlleser. 16%., of & dweller. - MARRIAGES. MLANDY-TZICIBY.-OmMwr 15. at OM, Fokba by the Sm. H. Ward. ALA. lucoodwut of St. Danube& AM. square, waisted by the bee. It. C. Cameral. 8.A., C 111 .41 Great Bedlam*, Wilts. Frederick Johu ' youngest son .4 b• Mandy, of Itewllnw. Barka. MN, to Mary Alma Matdda daughter et J. W. Trashy, of Wastbourowterrwee, raddiugloa, DA 1 ;11 IL I LT17 1 11 1 11141.01•011.-Oetobar 11, at Kembuton 1114 Church, by the bee. W. Led, WOrth./1. Doak% key , of Ladbroke.mnare, fiemln;rtoo.park, to Lou. whim, of the Into 11. liedborough, Doi , !tempi .1 nut, 3. 1 . 1 4 surviving dswebter of Dr. S. Weeding, late of Kyde. LANOTON-DARW IN.-Metnber 11, at Christ Cburch,lletibfl* park, by the Ito.. 11. Burrows. dm Rev. C. Linton of Has n, 1tk1 , 4 Sussex, to Catherine. daughterof the late K. W. Darn lEH U. D.. of Sbrambary. lIITCUILL-DANINLL -October 11, at AD Saints', Dania: lo N by the Iter. W. C Roberta, uncle lathe bridegrown.C. wiwll. 1E1.'4- K N.. H.1f.9. Combridae, PO of r O. Yliciwll. 1W • of I.7S ai rlmpnloutreot, to Marl Charlotte, daughter of 0 0 late IL M. of Oloweestsreeum sad of . Lewes. DEATHS. COFYSTAIL - October 13, M lentlab-town, Ann, w if e of A CAVaka, Fay., of Dow-churchyard. V. C. ITZLL.-Oetober IL at Ante cotourg.place, 1.411.4nrch• amollta. Lieuteutist Mold Artdicf) , FOSTILIL-Ookear 11, et Upper Norwood, Mrs. Ann F o ster. 1 a ddle& widow of T. Foam, Egg., of 'I brobalM. Hari*. N. 1100MK-Itetobar 10, at Harmony-1M WlTeetborpe, WeAtmor, Mad. T. Memo, Beq., sod M. ""• W -- - - - -- _ 141;1•11 sad rationed by awa. Lips la" ot ~.: loolbanlatroit, In dr City et Lamb" Printat• •< '- Oaks. la Lannhard-stmet, In Ill• Plettnen of Whitetrian. -• 7 ZIIRIDAT. Ocroaas IL Lea MI