The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-30 00:00:00

4CC7DENT ON THE 021.42 7021111127 WLWAT ADJOrRNIM Iresteeday:ihe On the bodies of the billed by Om Amaral • The Great Northers Iwawd~which moaned on Tinsday, the 24th Inat., wee at Talked ham Kr. W. Newton. tlie mew foe the g.k r k-e. Mr . Laith, the pawn! supenmandent of the Great ?feeders line, vas In attendon.e., as met Mr. Graves, the eaatd~l is omer, Mr. Walter Bry.len, the engineer in chief Mr. Seerreck, general superintendent of the locomo tive department Mr. Chaim ge.cor 4 . I.mil superintendent at Peterborough . and ether eMeials • f the company. Liam, c o k. r i myna, the goverment inspector of rallea)a, ti Ale Fewest &me lb. Inquiry ehi• h to.lt place on Fri.lay test mire! the pereone inland, a !stourer named William ggaimon, aged 221, whom arm had tern nwputated, bag died. The jury were se esnlusetly n-.w,rn, cat pr _weeded to view the body of the &reseed. Go Wene returns great qnantity • adds i. rul e. 14111,111 WO% add wsd Colonel Wynn, the Government Invaot,r of Railway., mated that he had lees desired by the lb erd rf Trade to In quire Into the cinvoomanose of tha sc , ident. Ile went down ea Swarthy moraine lam, shout I I o elute, and spent be- Pees bur and tire hours on the line. He Land that the whole durance on the line when the 10 cidcnt occurred had keen opened out end re-feemad, who ti would t his fudging when the canape went it fr. nu my idlesteons on the surface , b Lod, therefone, t., I ..k ',low the eurface, ad far that purl,. requested that the hoe might be re opened to the pout whore the wheat Mocks Meted the first indleaticsa appeared. He had deo every deeper swept. nom the north sad of the bridge, going north, he perceived arks el the sleepers banes then lama by the carnage wheels. For twenty-bur yards furtive there were no re title marks to Indicate • menage luring Men off the lime bat at that goat the end of • sleeper wee dtepty eirithatly by • carriage wheel ; and this, mark correspo (T ttd with the dandy-ploughed marks in the embarkment, which thud be waned to the side of the read where • telegraph poet era cut off. There was em indentation in the twupthe reed, whit* he wee informed wee mode by the pard's arm. Mein yards beyond this the gre. by the side of the It.. the swept clean doves, and • great quantity of Whet wee there, which indicated that • carrier bed besa there. The liar the then opened out fir 130 yards. Alan thena be could dad ao reliable marks on the sleepers. There wire two or three chairs indented, which wee ctheidend by same pawns to be the them sere curries. wheel lathe over the the. The* wee sot his opiakra. There sere or me two bah chain pot in bat he did not me say bream ere. Owing south of the bridge the ithketions d the augers of • arriage gang of the flee over the embankment orb the wen viable. The coselmies he bad eons a— le wee la darkness a. to the cause of the aceident ••111111, that the order of the seektent wee that the beeth•ven and of first at the pint where it struck the deems and the ADM wee to throw the two carriages in front ant ell the mil, these carriage* stroll the bridge, and that sloth am the abet carriages oil the line. The Oa went off, and to • certain extent It went 11M without the two first mirages going of, but when it mewl the deeper, It forced the carrieges of. The ma, in his opinion, wee detached from the carriages keg Wore it struck the bridge. Wanes., thee examined the carriages, mad found them we , ally one beat axle. He lIIIIIMdasd them en the Rd end mince at Dunceeter. The whale wee* all is there were no broken writhe ease the of the ot the axle was the concession It see wed by the • it could not have travelled ea the the bates It was. Tie carriages were wonderfully ell things. They were of thong con =cthellaidla7;file very bat quality. One of the axles re • sewed elms mirage had been heated. This he ebeerved when he 'umiak the orrtegw at Doncaster; he did ma amen It when he wee them cm the pound. It the sot bested to • dawn= extent. If it era heated beam the accident it might have made the cartage ewe • little only. The heating he thought took phis when the anises was gang hack to Dammeter after the eartant. Thin was so is el cothequenoe en the edge of the wheels. He had Baked the median of the Ned. He travelled up teem Nowak et the rate of 60 vase as hour, rad the train went with set voiding athethess. The reed the sa good • one se could he, end be travelled as steadily, If not more steadily, on We Mae that an say ether. He thought that if two bodies were roiling dowt ea inclined pleas of I in 200. the heavier meat go tester then the lighter; end the engine being heavier then the net at the Weis am] hartth steam on, must have k ep t the close , bees a a state of tension. He should not thief it passible be esthetes to run down an inclined place of 1 a 200 at 45 wiles ea bear bv their own form. With reamer to the ocanneamtion between driver sad guard he was a plat edemae for it. and he thought it most meal and important but if the emia in question was driving et 90 mita ea hour, Ite did not kites., in the space of time • Lich occurred before the meant, the guard would have hail those to make a OM. 111111110111i011 to the driver. In dila - me er-b • commu nicates woad has been of no use. With regard to the asestional speed, that wee a queetim otpermeast way and rolling mock, but of c man there wee net ma math oda, to pea sped. There wee nethiag, how am, is the spa at Villa SON 10114110 rem to COllllO alarm to the pelt •sesealag die Manchester train had tre aded it th e *. Me of Marilee milts an hour, d the lino was Nal& and peed Here wee seeks to alarm. The sleet was ithalned ea many lira It might be desirable to put a dadka the sped dotted by Edam and he believed it wee =ma dim. Me thought it would be desirable that • ate a math shoal net teeenarlal. which the I made, sepriseemient thew& the • tee egad. He thought it &mid ate he hit le the thereas of the drivers what ride it ahead be asedelHe dY me know that it would add be the may lade id there wee • counterpoise at the other ad el the tab te the weight of the .11‘11110. If the break we ark heath, ae desk it would act with more r, Path weight, het the momentum," you had dra twee wl*. Leath; at the pedthes of the road, them wee to the sped ef the train in quake. If the* keen travelling a 40 nada con hour, the Cana whireer wore. which produced the s,“ lan; would still haw pained It He thought it wee not aim dat • the in ea& acme es the amidbe dieuried ter re spry saw 111. ;haft aural be dose te it, exer•et what would sumo eddy. lir. Leith ail sedieg beyond this wee d. um WNW Wyea—The Ilati the all eased nut. lb. Litt mid It was_ the prathee .a,,b • ^OOll •• tha to bath the the as tanagearlial es perible u order that the aped en aseithat 'head be eseseteinc J. . It two IMO awn that tie guard tithe to whew the mediae begrosoi wee ast yet is a et•o to it S ‘ evidisso, sad the ceresergat to dr jury whether the shall patepesed Ise the mew • receiving hi. Igo The 'wry were el' spindis the tire woo so realty hit baegisig the lacrdry . ors say thither es that accossi. The comer thus samir d sp the awe. erg* that thews wee nailing to Jaw tied “N I 7 sedismy premiss bed sot beat used with lehreer• to tales which prelimen to go Men Lemke to lilastitatate is Ire been. tied which the with' seed knowing the ipso& et witk it they wee* go; esti be dew dMO taw Oka ia Meal o ram proved rays, mina trn7 Visail they chose. At the are Uwe be it woo &shade that nee !Luis shoal he Oral the at which Wane rm. With regard to the COW hearse grid awl drier, it semen that thin wee are mists is that nogect, bet it had bats ashen that • tide ease ancli • conmeaketios would have bees et se es& With roped to the cared the &midget tire lei bees so imam of desorseing to; but be .'sly hyped that week a awe as this would wileay in .uY to UN at IA =LMI, sod maws with rellsresse t, Ihe coodort of A, non uneasily is the expires trona in which, 1 et ceers, there 1111.1114 Is a rimier dang.r Locurrod. lie erred Os °puss that the terse of the Sol.. at the perows the. shock they wen to istqwbe were roil kola). The Jory hoeing doltioresed ere line retuned the fal brag verstie That the rive gauss alto the cause of sheet desk they had inland set their death by des... Tle jury ' , Shed to sid to their wed. that la their taw ,seviorati.a to the aegis coulicka ..:e this maim chaty re :ideal. they maid sot separate vitt, elating that agitation to them that thee woo set a clews 0•11 las the ougsne-driewe sten worlds' sprees Weans, and airy wren named with the nada' of a very large sad dongerow smosset of discretion, sod ILIA there should be a maalmeuu rate d *goad which the drivers ewe sot so der any awcwwfwacee to exceed ; they tertaiir daire4 cewswisicene their verdict r dis Dowd of Trade, • I newts 0.. them to brine the subject ostler the Queuiderati.l id the goliwwwest. - TIN then o mowed, It r metal that Mr. itroaideld sad the (mart Dytch, who ae. at Taxi rd. arm mu and the Woo injured persona, who we at *Skid, an also doinl anti. TIE CDLLIIII ZIPLOSION Bldl DUDLEY. The inquiry into the eiretunatnnees attending the tea Lamented catastrophe as the pit of Messrs Mills and st - it, es Wisidantl-entl, was Dudley, ia waa reit.....1 on M. lay &thrum, at the lamas of Mr. J. Pape., when the .dl., ~.d impasse on the bony of George French, Le of ths tg iht rum bill.d, no. procernal with bsfure O. U. lia....aniffs, Eat tbir MUM jury. Mr W. h. Collet, r, was vats in snowiest", an behalf of the pcopristur and Firmed baildf of the pit. More wridinc• was ra cited, and arc, the Coroner bad suada.id tap, the ray consulted L., an Loss and a half, and mussed the folios Log verdict -- That the neared cacao in his death by an eintomea of sulphur,. ht. It Led asoauatt bead in the pit, but what and it there i. v. et Wince to *Low. Tb. jar?. arc at the ease time, of sppici , .s the the managers of the pt are exceeding! hr L4i haring earned ova Ms. Brongles ptiarLad Lir." ETON Cou,zon.—Tbs ezeininatien in modern lingunni for the PresseCesserf • schalanhip eciausewed an flissiley, the 2141 MM., mid terminated en Sstardny I.sr, sad tha nr4l Ins gives ust b the Res. P-. Go 11 ed, at tsars Welsch alined, this dry. eons:Cl in prim , Camples, saved prim. Select its sadirr :1 sett-1, &war gaol .2, to srst.,:g 3. Mr. Das....n ; 1, nottenr. . Ossors , ;7.L rl 8., -• c; .. L kr clime ; 9. Sauer, 10. Campbell; 11, Ever. Elam icor • Dr. Wi.4er . K tares Collor" land .n. Faith ' no- fret Prix; Mr. Castors. asd IVin3, rm., rpm: t . '• ler. mphabrinal • - •t•ter—Mr. AbEnt, 1/r.tl• r Otorr, lehatran. Kr. LI , rf., ',straw. 9Liner, Nike. V.a de Weyer. m.. ; NTrista, Kr. Wel! sky, WMls, K . O Essim'ers Kr. C. J ',Jr. First Fowl% Mester at Christ's Ibispitid. bah.. - K.S., rap ei m S rher mbar& Sot prise , Olinisturar, scored prim. Es emitis ip" Rase. REGISTRATIONS. MIDDLESEX. The revising barrister, Lancelot Sbdwell, Esq., UM he court yesterday at the Cask lea, Bradford She portelter comprised ia this peftg district are North ßreed. het, Rahn, Aotam Halos, Ishtemrth, * Penhede, sad Terlekeshma. . - the Ifbaale were roptenatted by • de m= from the fine of Warm Humphreys tad Co., snows for the Bo fors Bode y ; end the aneurvattrea by Mr. Tbeest i S t rnee, cd aird'e-ins. ha the of Acton the lamb node Ned enstained two obialions by proving that the parties ore &ad. Tie overseen mar aad sastalsa .1. objettiooe. Is the pariah of Brantford the Haub net in Bre new donna, and ...tined four of thin. to the pariah of Ealing the Maws wen in, and war tabbed, eight otieot Onto against man et thibrent politics. 4 . C6N,Ft.vArtes 12mOLD LAID MMXITT. limo liberals nude deems ohlectioas M chdirats in tlds parish (Ealing) seeking to have dale rasa oho the righter in right of plots of beelhehl lead, by them hoes the Conservative Freehold Lead blr. Lewis, soh, and, to the misty_ , spedelly to ached the claims, and, havteg piehpd hie berm thee - versa of the 'teem had paid thole money for, sad sat their allotments, he succeeded to stablest/fag to theme wen. The objectless to the other foes WEI seielaleal by the Jibing.. la the Haswell list the lilawah aside three stilettoes, god somakoid tiro of them Ia toe rah of Hooka the oversews obiesied to, end had from the register, the mom al lb "their tea I. the Isleworth list the laurels wade 18 eldoodose to now claim' on the peat of umbers et the Csermerestlve Freehold Land Society, and weledned zet then, the saw twelve being eared by Mr. law* who again pledged his honour to the liberal so tam they hod pad SW' meg for their allotment', and not wertgaged thaw to IA When la the Nurtholt list the owed her. C. Shedieell, brother of the rertaiag barrister, wee elperted le by the overesses, on the ground that he wee deed, wad we sweet by the Mo nger, who said he would set lima seal la army ebbs, end that he would thee pat It out of the power elm party to o to him. In Terlokinhiun the mown weds etas olpeothew, sad essiained them all, firs of the alleged elan:ma hag deed, and four of them having peeled watt thew quallealiew The coessevatirse did use makery .Hensler, • ewer Maims pursued by thllllll Ude reviles, .to to the surprise et the tslr y who be,, nut yet hum ebb to powers*, the wary eters& eseenst dembessewee. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1857. SPORTING. NEWMARKET PIRBT OCTOBER MEETING. TUESPAY 2 Tan Taw. Pun at6o sous ,tor 3-yr-olds and upwards. The whirr to to sold for 600/., if demanded, its. A.F. (1 mile 2 tarleage 73 yards.) Mr. Maiffeh'iTese Deer, by Venison, 4 yrs, Bst 91b (Fordham) 1 Mr. T. Cliffs Flyaway, 4 yrs, Bst (Mb (T. Cliff) 2 Betting 7 to 4 and 2tol on Flyaway. Tame Deer made play throughout, and won sadly by three quarters of a length. SWIETATAI as of 10000 S. each, for 2-yr-olds and upwards. The winner to be sold for 601., it demanded, T.Y.C. (6 Airbags 140 yards.) (3 mho) Sir. Cos • Wart end, by The Hero, 3 pa. Bst 71b (Fordhal 1 Mr. Relish's Rotterdam, 3 yrs, MM.. _Tallow 2 Mr. Lumley's Hellman, 2 yra, tist 2 111 _, (61 681 wee 3 Betting . 13 to 8 on West-maL Wca by • bred. Bad third. Tim Eltcalataan firsais at 300 sots earkk ft,, 2 -7 r-olds. colt; Set Tlib; Mos,Sa 41b. T.T.C. (5 brims 140 yards.) (4 eats.) Lord John Bates Meads at 11 by 18.1 boars*, Set 4101 Mr. BOWle. SW at the Beat, Bit ?lb ( 2 The ballad evened at 6t06 on Blanche of /diddle end ekaad et 6t06 on etsr of the Eut. Won on the post a brad. _ TIES EASTIELX COUNTIES HANDICAP SWIKOISkeS 01 16 E. molt, 6 ft, with 100 maid. Thi woad to receive 26 love cwt of hie 'take. T.T.C. (43 wk.) Hr. B. E. Coopt's Kb, at the FOESII, by Orlando, 3 yr*, let 4th (J. Rogers) 1 Hr. T. Ogre ftmgoo, 4 ps, ast (Fordham) 2 Hr. H. IdwaWi Chief, 5 yrs, Got 10166 (L. Snowden) 3 Captain Chrielig's Kgstrel, 4pm Bst 31b (Walla) 4 The following aho nth . —New Brighton, Eardrop, Little Tom, Bold Hamlet:lib, Bird In Hand, Fright, Old Torn,l gelding by Foregoes Boger Sister to Jesuit, Bads- worth, Almoviva, Humbug, Onl ine, Admiral of the White, Trkolor, impatismos Cave Adullam. Bottda. 7 to 1 gist Tomlin. 8 to 1 each egg Almagith and F 10 to 1 owl apt Bedsworth and Border Chid, 12 to 1 Olympus, 100 to 8 cerh u r4 . .gerral and Bird in the Hark 100 to 7 apt Bold B 100 to 6 apt New BOgliasth is 1 apt Luis Toga. on by a bead, two bodes Wawa the mond and third, sad a bead beton= the Oki sad bur& Fright, Fordrop, Othiver, Tricolor, owl Oster to Jesuit, loosed the mod lot. Abner ▪ thlghtom woo the loth two. Can Adollain boltad as sea an the lag woe dr Tan HOPIII7I STASES ar: d .. esabo. S, to, 55. yr• olds ; colts, est ne; allies, Bat tilb. Carlota panahies sad allowances. Last half of A.M. (3 furiomp 217 yards) (26 rube._ . _ Mr. Oratwicks's Ooverness, by', Chatham, Bst 51b (AaLunen I Sir L. Newman's Botany, Bet 51b (Akkroft 2 Mr. Holland's Harry Stanley, fist 71b ._.(B. 3 The following also ran . c by Alarm, Brown Allspice, Chum's, Abron, fort, Veneta. July. Betting . 7 to 4 m.a Oovernees, 6 to 1 asngaslt Venetia, 8 to 1 each opt July and Botany, 10 to I apt Akron . Won by • amok; two lengths between t he second and Mild. July sad Allspice were fourth and aft, does up with Harry Stanley Venetia woe sixth. BUONO YHA . " OF THIL NINTH TRIZ.NNIAL P1101.11:01 STAKES of 10 Bora tech, for 3-yr-olds; cults, Bst 71b; tem, Bst 41b. A.F. (I mak 2 furlongs 73 yards.) Captain White's Queen of the Rut by Birdcntcber, 8a 41b (Aldati 1 Lord Exetsr's Besclusa, Bst 41b (Fordhain 2 Mr. Bowes's Bird la the Hand, Set (Pianism 3 Lord W. Powlatt's Fay, Sat 71b .... (8. Ro) 4 Betting: Sto4ea ßid lathsHead,4tolaptßeechnut, 3to 1 apt Queen af the Bast. Wan by • neck, • heed be tween the secand • and third, two Imphs between the third and fourth. Helm the tea 23 to I was taken to money about Bird In the Hand for the Cambridgeshire. MATCH, 8M 71b lash, h A, A. F., Duke of Bedford's Alba received forfeit from Mr. Howard's Compot. THE GRANO Dots MICHAEL STAKES, of 60 SOTS. mei, for 3-yr-olda ; colts, SR 716 ; Sllire, fat 31b. The atom& to ears his stake. A. F. (I mile 2 furlongs 7 3 yard..) Mr. F. Robinson's Anton, by Bay madmen fat 76, A. DI 1 Mr. Howard's Schiedam, fit 71b (J. Goiter 2 Lord Exeter', To:bit, Set 7lb (Fordham 3 Mr. E. Day's Bannockburn, Bst Db... AD. Hughes 4 Betting 7 to 4on Anton, 4to 1 apt Turbit, 9to 2 apt Schiedam, 25 to 1 apt Bannockburn. NVon by tour Loggia; tad third ; Bannockburn beaten off. They wtie intalpll le dreary forebodings respecting the weedier wen sgresaldy disappointed, for the day was muss sad amony, sad the mama of a dna October" arm most Awes& The morning train from London was well SW, the Mali was respectably attended, and, as the above relent will show, lie anoint was close and Interesting. LATEST BETTING. CZDAREWITCH STASES. 7 to 1 opt 11. Dobler (otf) 100 to 6 Plush colt (t) 23 to 1 Rosati (t aad off) 26 to 1 Mary (t) 30 to I Black Tommy (t) 40 to 1 Victoria (t) 40 to 1 Mutbatt St) DEBBI, 20 to 1 eget Toaop (t hollte (t) 20 to 1 Th) NEWMARKET tto RACES—(Tats DAY.) The drat ran is mot for 1.30. CRT-STEN Atmlts RACF...—Wednesday, the 7th of Oc tober, haring bus appointed fora general feat day, these races will take plus cilllooday and Tuesday, the 6th and 6th of October, instead of Toesday and Wednesday, the 6th and 7th. Trainers will, tbereices, observe that the Selling Stakes for the first day's room will ekes on Saturday next, and the others on Monday eirewlng, between, Use hours of as end serve. BETTING AT MANCHESTER—TCE , DAT. CREABEWITCH STAKES. $ W spit M. Dobler (taken) IS to e. by Alsrw—Plush (taken) 24 to Ilsocharissa (takes)33 W Mary (takes) 33 to El fakim (taw) 40 to Artillery (taken) 40 to Martinet (taken) CASIBRI DOES HIRE STAKES. 20 to I apt Whistling Willi, (taken) 23 W I Bw:charism (taken) 30 to I Plush sett (taken) 33 to 1 Eird-in-Itand (token) NAVAL AND MILITARY. OILVERAL HAVELOCILI PROMOTION. (tam • sormorm To Tom LOXDUS oAsarra or TVSODA; mr. 29.) OMR/a ORDIR. Tail GUARDS, Sam 29. Is consequence of the es;;;sat orrice, performed D y Colonel Henry Itheeleek, C. 8., r end of • division of her Mmesty's army ewe* is settee eperations in the Odd In India. the Woe Me hem psaseaky peered to com mand that he be promoted to the reek ef Nakse-Ctenevol in the Army, in conformity with the 10th drape of the Royal Warrant of the 6th October, 1364, emi that hie commanot shall bear der the 30th Jay, 1867. By command of his Royal Witham the Glean] Com. reending•in•Chlef, O. A. We nn= Adjutant-Cienend. tricot LAST SISSY' wans.) TEI MILITIA. CONSITSSIONS SIGS'S ST 1111 LOAD TXII3I mencrne COIINTINI. dth Regiment of West York MibUs—Lientesent Henry William Sole to be captain, eke Braun, ; Thomas Mills Besitraient, Gent., to be eargeon, Aimßiid e, super seded; Henry &Ivy, Esq., adjutant„tie servo with the seek of captain. 6th Regiment of Walt York Militia— Nom Goodwin Norris, Gent., to be ensign. 2nd West Murt of Yorkshire Yeomanry Cavalry—The Yew 'llrlee Maarten D.D., Archtheeon of Craven, to be chaplain ; Joshua Thomas Horton, Gent., to be cornet, vice Rayner, resigned. Eat Kent Regiment of Militia—Duncan Tyklen Chisholm. Gent., to be ensign, vice Smithey, promoted; Alfred Sinclair Leathern, Gent., to be ensign, vioe Castle, pro moted; Ensign John Affleck Bridge. to be lieutenant, via Howell, promoted. NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Notice is to the *Moms, seamen, and marines, and to all person. interested therein, that the distil l:AVMs of pricads arising bona the Russian brig Greta, on the lm on the August, 1636, by her MajeW lUlt is MrLt d arreeents, will ocemstliont Mond, October, 1967, la the prim branch of the d ay epartment of the .Amomman-Ommeal of the Nary, Admiralty, Somerset. home." The laming en the shame doe to an individnal in the several cis on: —Flag sham 934 19.. 10d. ; mdse. Z2l. 4s. 10d. ; third elms, 461.11 a. W. , fourth elms, He 4.. 4d. ; Afflicts.% 17/.6e. 10d. ; With elm% 161. 121. 2d. ; classventh Wee., 101. 6.. 2d. ; eighth elms, 61. 4.. Id. ; ninth , M. Za. 4d. ; tenth else% 11. 14a. lid. ADMIRALTY. SEPT. 29.—APPOIXT11INTS.—Lieu tansat C. B. C. Dag (1942). to tie Varga, boa screw stoma moot ship, at Portsmouth. Mtdahymra A T. Collier, to lie Dlidna, 32, *crew steam 'hip, at Portsmouth. WOOLWICH,. Sam 29. • A numerous dttarhment of Roy A al . Brineers undo: orders fir India arm at the Royal Pier this day in the traeeport :easel t, :pities, from Held's, North America , and immediately sd by Milroy to the headquarters of the corp. at Char an, Ten premiers of venues regiments, No of whom are under sentence of traceportatruo, were under the charts of the dowel: meat, end handed corer to guard of Royal Artillery oa disembarking at the R o y a l AmenaL CHATHAM, Serf. 29. LNAPECTtOII OF ROYAL EXCH . :MILLS. This morals; General Sir John F. Burgoyne, Irrpreme-Gunners! of Fortitications, aesumpenimi by Megar. General Sir J. F. Love, 12.C.8., IsmpalsesMassrel of Infantry, inspected the Royal &Apses and Mime ender orders to proceed to India. The gempeales ordered kr embarkation via., the 4th, 10th, 11th, and 2 ist were drawn Igo 2 the beeradoeguam. Sir John Burghs, shilmeideg the Veep. expressed the ferstifielitiolli alleisi bid to whore Itair high Meta of discipline. Is s frit dray tbry would mark asior Indio, sod be bill every ordidatee dot dr ellen sod tae Repel Exibeessa wadi dbilegeldt tlemselvel es Webb there es they bed done rtreseer bid bees oonoi n to mow no moo of loyal bed alwees been diregolebed sot ady Si, that yea tbe ebareeterielle own &hie aelder—bet ease Sc, their nal ore loiollimao. Ho neer Ude thew arewed, sad hired dm wadi return la eddy to lodiese. The owed, erieded by • brilliant eta, afteem=siednil to the bre, lei the purpose of inspecting the of Ur Royal Waist Olga. nailer the commemi of =isGoo* tbo •• lard , .rein, obisb be C e a Lora be Sr T. Hod. The reap bow rode per nrris Ode description of instrurilem, sod de leedity r Wiz they moved rasa, weans, dm. used ono ,lrrabbo fruit& at ios to the numerous ~.Mater o r te lobo Burgoyne neat inspected • portion of the WE verb of the Royal Sappers and Miners, The Ith and I Ith companies, of the Royal lagtaam ors under ardent to knee lorod-.lu.irtere to embark foe foals on lb. 2nd of I.ktoLmr, and well to forwarded overland. The four companies number 600, otflon end men. The 15th company, unary the command of Capt. B. Id Orals, R. 1., arrivedfrom Halifax, 11.8., last evening. The regiments to which additional battalions are about to be attached are the 60th Hideo and Rids Brigs& His 2nd. 3rd. ith. 6th, 6th, ith, 6th, 9th, 10th, 11th, Tub; 11th, 13111, lettb, 17th, and Int h. The staff of the let Royal Lancashire has received Metreetions to remit for 44 regiments of the line. About a &US fine young men have already time enlisted. The adjutant is orenng 2:. extra with the government bounty and a ens kit to all volanteers and recruits, to enable an officer in the amps to obtain a comminica. UOYLIIIJIT OF Inoora.—SooT11•11170ff, TrEA day.—Tlin European and American Cowpony's SWIM ship Calenfti, Captain Blackwore,erill leave here for Queenstown, to temlisei troops for India early to-morrow witrureg. THE 18TH ROYAL I itl,tt.—The first detachment of the gallant 16th Royal consisting of 300 men and a cenwereideg complement f officers, embarked on Friday at outh, en Wind the Whom, for the mat of war in I.dia. flu smiler of this loyal Irish - liniment have been of the most Waking kis& Having taken an active part in most of the wen which hare dreehen India for the last 20 yean, it was mind to Bow* where the Minim:icy of it. actions pined h the, admiration of all England. The monument meted In St. Patrick's Cathedral to the memory of its brave Akin sad men who fell daring the Burmese war record., in simple Wit tot:liking woodo, the devotion and courage exhi• bit.d by our countrymen in every trying cy. After th• close of the Burmese war the Phil Royal ltch returned homs, only, however, to be .hipped off to the Crimea, where their week's awe much needed. The brilliant feats which have won it such a &Moos name in the history of that stern ear are of too recent occurrence to render a reference to ttem necessary. We only hop* that their shim hi the In dun campaign will tea fitting wind-up to a career of fight ing almost without a pantile! in the British army.—Drodlin Eantsry Nail. 17TH LANCLlta,—Thia regiment will leave Dublin sa Thttreday mornarg neat foe - Cork, where it will embark in the Great Britain item-ship for Bombay. Thus gallant regiment has now been quartered in ear &scrims% for 12 months, and we cannot allow it to leave aa without ea• peering the admiration the inhabitant* of Dublin have felt at the uniform good conduct of the ores, and the regret they esi.er,ease at the ridden departure of the regiment tor the met of we, in India We mah them a speedy and prooperous voyags—Seensiftri. The experimental trial of the monster mortar, e ustructed (nor a des!gt% Ly Lord Pelmentoa, his Leen patposed until nest week. when Lord Penman and other td *ngn iuhed visitant are espeete.l. With the aid of Boy dare endless railway the hugs molter bee Wee conveyed to the lower practice mar, Plunietead, end the west eumpiets s for the enri rwent• have hewn made und er th e Yis 'a ge=7:he select comarittee of Royal Artillery odious. BUTES AND AWNS DI LONDON. The total number et deaths registered in London la the week that masa em Sato:day (September 26th) is 1,002, sad ezhibita an Wawa an that of the preview week, which wee 946. In the tea yews 1847-36 the average num her of deaths in the weeks corresponding with last week wee 1,239. But the deaths of last week occurred in en in crewed population, and if for the purpose of comparison the average IM raised in Formation to Um increare, it will blMoina 1363., The diaereses between th e deaths now returned and the mereeted average is 361, which, though it .riats In pert kith the high rate of Mortality at two periods when cholera aepideen is to be attributed la a much greeter degree to the Improved elate of health which London enjoys at the raw time, and to that reduction of the mortality which m he necessary result. Under the inffnence of • felling temperature the mortality from diarrhoea is now fast enbeideng to its ordinary weekly amount. In the two previous weeks the deaths from it were 144 sad 111 ; last week they were 83. It. vise and fell have been Minded over a period of thirteen weeks; and in that time the mean weekly temperature has declined from 68 deg. to 159 deg. In addition to the 83 deaths hem dienhoia, dyreately was fetal to 7 persons, and cholera to 3 gnaw (all the letter being adult.). Amonrit the cholera owe • seaman is reported, who disci ut Homely-down of chokes Asiatics," after 19 howls' dines, on hoard of a .hip which fa its voyage to Loudon had touched for aearly a day at Gleckstimit (on the Elbe, 30 mile, below Hamburg), where the disease has lately prevailed. Next to diarrhoea, the most, fatal in the cymotic clue oi diseases is typhia. (with common Myer), which carried 01152 persons ; then scarletina, of which 34 children died ; 4 of these In Belgrave sub district, and 4 in Mile-end Old Town Upper. Thirteen children died of inanition and want of breast-milk; two persona of intemperance; five widows had attained the age of 00 veers and upwards, viz., three who were 90 years old, one 92. and one who died near Tottenham-court-reed, at the age of 94 yaws. Last week the births of 866 boys and 820 girls, in all 1,706 children, were registered in London. In the tea correspond ing weeks of the years 1847-56 the average number was 1,524. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the meth height of the barometer in the week was 29.935 in. On the first three days the mean daily reading was above 30m. The highest barometrical premium occurred on Sunday (the 20th), and was 30 24 in. The mean temperature of the wed' wa. 591 deg., which is 39 deg. above the overage of the same week it 43 years (ea determined by Mr. Glaisher). The mean daily temperature was above the &verses thr o ugh ou t, exce pt on Moeda . The highest temperature in the shade occurred cm T y, wed wee 7ff 6 deg. ; the lowest occurred on Nasdaq, wad wee 414 deg. The entire thermometrirel range of the week wee deniers 321 deg. The mean dew -point Immature wee 634 deg., and the difference between this end the weer sir temperature was 5 . 7 deg. The wind wee the north-east till Tuesday afternoon, it then = Is to south-east, and on the lest two days WPM for the neat pert in the south-west. ]fain fall to the depth of 0.461.., of which 0 . 28 in. fell on Friday. [Advertisement.)—HoLtoletv'o PILLS the most elfeetaa/ sensed/ *Ter diaro•ernl for the Cure of Liver Cnrarlalms. a d•eare moat Mtwara/ea la It. cfleeta. •Irraazas all the prom fa/salaam of lb. saw atected. sal uOJerainlur the enatUttaloa. prouluetag P.verlals aympteau. mitoses.. msltarlso4. &hilly to 444 p. pale in the .td.. nail the +hate Irmo beeeese.a.. ...Matte ..d be ewe la lasi. but thnuatodo bans grawfully I...tted i• the wonJerful elhtstra (them $lllO. outlay at Ilse root 44 the Sod otilaulatlng lb. stomach ab. 111444 lato !smithy actina. slablbrAl tuetheahe veaderathrea..4l4ut she • /LI , at 44 , 4e4r4n not'esrars 14ohment., 144, Stroud, L , olds• au Mahk• Nos Tait: A. ; A. butsll.7. Saw= ; ••• Z. Mu*. •JIA. "ROM LIST NIGHT'S GAMBITS. BANKRUPTS. JAMES FRANCE' Boon UAW, Eyrecatrest-hill, Leather-lane, Holborn, Wowed victualler to surrender Oct. 8 at 11, sad Nov. 12 at 12, at Basingball•street. Sol., Sidney, Lincobes-ban-delds ; off. swig., Bell, Coleman-street buildings. 'RICHARD BATLEY, Gifford-street, Caledonian-toad, timber merchant, Oct. 9 et 114, and Nov. 12 at 1, at Baeinghall ! street. Sots., Parker sad Co., Bodford-row ; off. easig., Bell, Coleman-street-Iniildinge. WILLIAM FRESNAN, Flset-street, Cityy, bookseller, Oct. 9 at 1, and Nov. 12 at 14, at -street. Sol., Spicer, Staple-Inn ;of sag., Johnson, Bashighall-strost. EMANUEL Pessmonn,l2ing-.hest, West Smithfield, licensed victualler, Oct. 12 sad Nov. 10, at 12, at Baaingtiell-etrest. S Ed ot., Marsha Sam ,Rodorcss-egnare, Cripplogate ; off. swig., ward brook-court, FREDERICK Roman, PAUL Booms, Newman-street, Ox ford-street, golden:lth, Oat. 12 and Nov. 10 st 2, at Bo singball-strest.- Sal, Chidley, Beaingitall-strest; seelg., SON,Joserm HARRISON, Surrey, corn chandler, Oot. 10 and Nov. 10, at 12, at nghall.street. Sol., 'agent, Naw-inn,_City ; off. AIME, Edwards, Sembrook-conrt. CMAELIE BALL, Albemark-sheet, Pirrwlilly, poulterer, Oct. 18 at 2, cod Nov. 10 at 24, at Itseinghall-street. Sol., Ekon, King-strait, Quayside; off. swig., Edwards, Sambrook-court. Jon,: Hsu., Dudley and Oldewinford, Worcestershire, mill maker, Oct. 16 and 30, at at Birmingham Court. Soli., Coldicolt and Canning, Dudley, and Smith, Birmingham ; off. aisle., Christie, Birmingham. WILLIAM GLOVER, Liverpool, innkeeper, Oct, 12 and Nov. 2, at 11, at LI Court. Sole., Evans and Son, Liver- Pia to Liver Pool• BENJAMIN Wu.usorr GABRIEL, Stockport, Cheshire, cotton spanner, Oct. 13 and Nov. 3, at 12, at Manchester Conn. 3 = Ne Ctlper . and Sows, Manchester ; off. wig., Fraser, BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Sept. 24. Join EDMOND BOYD, Pimlico, taker. &pt. 17. 1•11311 ee Rolm, Yorkshire, woollen cloth manalmear. &pt. 28. BIDDY LADD/MIMI, Walsall, Staffordshire, iron mem. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. AT TORTUOAL.ATREST. west, ----.--.. C. Mosher, Old fremilerd, Rating, Middlesex, barge builder —R. W. 'amides Aldirshott, Surrey, lieutenant in the Military Train—W. H. Ball, Lemitce-place, Cemberwell reed, omertsiesioa agent—W. Demon, Edwin-place, Lime house, Weber dsider—C. Pitcher, Kilburn, Middlesex, letting on the turf-0. Opted, Spur-street, Leicester-equate, =Mee of musio—J. W. 'affirm, Robert-street, Chelsea, school rusatar—R. Ray, Croydon, Surrey, plumbs—J. Atwell, sec, Little Woodstock-West, Marylebone, dairyman—J. Ro oney , Elam-street, Bermondsey, boot and Mos maker-3.8._ Upper Whitscrom-meet, St. Luke's, butcher—W. Copp* Yarlborough-place, Bpa-reed, and Bermondsey, men chandler—J. Rapers Homerton, Middlesex, carpenter— P. Smith, Bedford-street, Euston-aquare, worgeoe—F. C. Hamilton, Markst-street, Edgware-mad, Wane" weeper— R. W. Roberta, Clifton-road Etat, clerk fa ea insane= office—W. Darrell, Haddon-place, Waterloo-mod, chair maker—W. Rule, West Hem Essex, plumber—F. N. Rl ',Anton, Fulham, Middle's', clerk to the Achilles Insurance Company—H. C. Alley, Upper Charlotte-street, Fittror square clerk In the Admirslty Office—H. H. H. Hickman, Cannon-street-road, St. Creorperta-the-Bast, undertaker-- R. Wray, Dewy-lane end dare-Wed, Clare-market, oboe roaker—Ci. WMes, Newton Itoxton, wholessie milliaer—T. IngWee, E• 111.11171104 lefiogtou, clerk to the Pitch Pins Tithlr Company. - DIVIDENDS. Oct. 22. J. OM, caverrrboblinp, Southwark, hop factor-Oct. 26. 0. Mktg and A. King, Dultioghato Cern bridgmhim, corn menduate-Oct. 20. J. W. H. Schafer (sepusta estate), Fatchurch.etrest, City, merchant-Oct. 20. W. 0. Young, flua-court, Conant; Manchester, and Liver iniebirlipr and humane' broker-Oct. 22. G. D. Starling, Norfolk, greeer-Oct. 22. J. Shoolbred, Jenny"- street, tiller-Oct. 20, I L. Ellis, Ludgate-hill, City, wine meekest-Oct. 22. W. Whits, New Crane Mill, Shadwell, milke-Oat. 22. W. Hawke, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's. tmt-lleida, builder-Oct. 22. B. Fitcomb, Clewer, Berkahirw, builder-001. 9. J. Barton, Manchester, silk manufacturer -Oct. 22. J. Walker, Blackburn, Lanatehire, commission sgent-Oot. 20. W. Peeeh. Derby, coal merchant-Oct. 20. J. Richardson, jun., aemouth, Cumberland, common brewer-Oat. 21. J. Johnson, Crook, Durham, iron founder -Oct. 21. B. Forster Newomtle-upon-Tyne and Welland, draper-Oct. 20. W. R. Carr and T. 'Adler, Denton, North untWrland coal owners-OM. 29. G. M. Hirst, G. Hirst, and W. P. Wihnan, Batley Yorkshire, manufacturers- Oct. 23. 0. Y. Hine end W. , F. Wilma (separate estates), Batley, Yorkshire, manufacturers-Oct. 23. T. Dillon, Halifaa, Yorkshire, boot end shoe maker-Oct. 23. W. Nev Oman LeWa, bedding manufacturer-Oct. 22. M. Nille, Leaped, brass founder. CEBTIPICATRS to be granted, tmleas cause be shown to the on or before the dey of meeting. Oct. 22. J. jun.. Campden-hill, bulider-Oct. 22. W. Chas, Eines Lynn, Norfolk, in chins-Oct. 22. O. A. Smith, Chapel-street, Bedford-row ' brick maker-Oct. 20. W. Sadgrove jun., end R. Rea, Eiden-etreet, Finsbury, and Dunnirigs-ally, Bishopepte. street, cabinet makae-Oct. 22. Hyde. South Parade, Chelsea, sungeon-Oet. 20. D. Rose, Bamford, Emu., 23. E. Talbott, Newarn, Gloucestershire, me grocer -°6l. e -Ott. 21. J. H. Brown, Sunderland, rope amputee. toner- Oct. 22. J. Lord, Mitigate, Lancsabire, cotton spin ner-Oct. 27. T. B. Marston, Leicester, dyer-Oct. 30. T. Dale, Leek, Staffordshire dealer In drainage pipes-Oct. 27. 8. Mazda, Litchurelt, Dirhyshire, innkeeper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Wood and W. B. Wood, Worsbrough Dais, Yorkshire, =atzufacturere—C. Barham and T. Martin, Lee Kent, • undertakers—T. Siasons, *en., and T. gluon jun., Kingston-upon-Hull, ppuunat manufacturers—l. H. Boy and C. .1. Luray, Bockleni ory, City—D. Davis and R. D. Brown, Princes-street, Btrunford•street, engineers—J. John , eon and J. C. Morrow, Liverpool, shipwright.—W. Vickery and B. Willie, Sonthwark-bridge-rosd, millwright.—E. B. Bennett, E. H. Bennett, and A. Benue, Birmingham, routing jack manufacturers, so far as regards E. H. Ben nett—lt. Jones and W. H. Phililys, Birmingham, iron founders—W. Bibbed.. end It. Blagden, Savage-gardens, Tower-bill, merchants—T. A. Hill and C. A. Collins, Paul ton, Somerestahire, attorneys--C. L. Price and T. }Harp, Adelaide-plsot, Lcsdan-bridg,e, brick merchants—John Gled hill, It. Gledhill, Joseph Gledhill, and 8. Garforth, Drigh , lioirton, York.hirs, coal inerehatita, so far as regards S. Oar forth—J. Maude, J. toughy, and 8. !quire, Wakefield, Yorkshire, machine makers—C. T. Van der Hoeven end A. Van der Uneven. Rood-lane, City, merchants—J. Tall and T. W. Brown, Kingston-upon-Hull, vegetable oil manes.- twers—L. Candler, H. Candler, and L. Candler, jan.. fiez lingham, Norflk, millers, so far as regards L. Candler, jun.—S. It. Jackson and W. Hinson, Itiver-terrace, Isling ton, coal merchants—J. Atnlay, D. Ainley, and J. Peckett, Outlaw, Yorkshire, common brewers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. lama Bent', Torbert, Argyle&lre, baker, Oct. 2, at the Argyle HeMk Dunces. Ttiomas Wfieux, Dundee, grocer, Oct. 2, at the British Hotel, Dundee. HvnT COWAN, 0110DArairs, lAnarkshire, bat merchant, Oct. 6, at doe Mrdrie otal, Airdrie. PETICIL HAT 81111.10 T and JOHN °Lwow, het end cep merchants, Oct. 6, at the acuity Hall, Glasgo• gattum. Al en,Mi Mimi/mote, merchant, Oct. 9, at the Mill Inn, tinmehamat. lONA HAT, Perth, grocer, Oct. 8, at the Procurator's Librery, Perth. (771011 LAST 1110WeS OAZETTI.) BALMORAL, SEPT. 24.—Thio day, upon a represen tation of the Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Council on Education, her MMosty was pleased to appoint the Reverend Simon J. O. Frazer, M.A., of Exeter College, Oxford, and the Reverend Henry Marlyn Capol, 8.A., of St. John's College, Cambridge, to be two of her Majesty's Ansistant Inspectors of Schools. WHITEHALL, SEPT. 26. The Queen has been rieseed to direct letters patent to be peeled under the event seal, granting the dignity of a tarots of the United King dom of Circa Britain and Ireland unto James, Earl of Fife, and the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten by the name, style, and titled Baron Skene, of Skene, in th e county of Aberdeen. FOREIGN-OFFICE, SEPT. 28.—The Queen hu been pleased to approve of Mr. George Mom as Costal at St. Helena for bit Majesty the King of Sardinia. IOWNINO-STREET, SEPT. 25.—The Queen )uu been pleased to appoint Oaatano Sciortioo, Esq., to be collector of customs for the Island of Malta. BOARD OP TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 29. The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Prig Council for Trade end Plantations have received, the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, • copy ol r i c` i u fw. match fromha Majesty's consul at Madrid, extending to the 30th June, 1868, the pertoiseion to import into Spa, free of duty, wheat, lour, barley, maim, and other train need for the purer ol food. The Right Hot. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade end Planta tions have received, through the Secretary of Stets for Foreign Aliens, a copy of • despatch from bee Majesty's consul at Madrid, enclosing copy of • Spanish royal order, so follows, the du .nes upon the importation into Spain of pitch, tar, and pine rosin Pitch, common, white, black, or red, and pine rosin, national Bag , 6 realm 50c. ; ditto, foreign fiag,or by laud,l4 role 60c. ; pitch for caulking ship., or tar (minces] or vegetable), na tional Sag, 2 reels 50c.; ditto, foreign flag, or by land, 10 reels &ie. SUICIDE BY DROWNING.—An inquest Ene held yesterday on the body o Emily Clever's", a married woman, whose body was food In the Thames on Sunday last, with a piers of bid between 'lot or nine pound* in weight, tied round the neck. The deemed had forwarded a box to he sister at EiroswelL at the mane time writing to her to say that she We going to end her troubles." Her sister came op immediately, and stated at the lamest that her sister tram sot in want, but had been grieved about her domestic Clamirley her bookend, said that she had in 'sternal aompisis4and he banned her ill health had alletted bee alsd.Verdict, Temporary insanity." CRYSTAL PALACR, ONI EinTunro DAY. -.- TOLIMA; Barr. L. Adreirilose ea payment, 5,456 ; ate by mos Ibis* TIIB ; OSA 5,164. TSB POLICE COURT& BOW-STREET. Mr. Bennett, honsilesorgeon iieiarin g scrole attended to make • statement relating to a charge prdernd by Mr. Sprague, a witness In the case of Ellen Harvey, which was reported yesterday. It will be recollected that Mr. Sprague elated that on taking the woman to the hos pital, he found the porter drunk, and could get no attention paid to the woman. Mr. Bennett now stated that the porter, who had been asleep in his room, was only a little °unfazed at being suddenly waked. He wee quite sober then, and he never Imes,/ him otherwise. The secretary of the hospital had was inquired into the matter, and was satiated that the man _ . . has gone forth that the porter was drunk. The report in the paper, is correct. The constable, the tom =t, and another gentleman, all three slated that he was IP. However, I don't wish to say any more about it. Mr. Bennett, after observing that the witnemee were certainly mistaken, se the man was perfectly sober, bowed to the magistrate, end withdrew. Mr. William Aimiout Maas'', landlord of the Green paliin Villien-street, Strand, was charged with allowing ng in hie house. William Wilshire, a waiter at Salter'.-hotel, in Victoria street, Holborn, Mated, that on Saturday morning, the 19th Instant, he met • man in the street, who saked him the era to the Great Globe in Leicester-rquare. Winn e. undertook to show him, and on the way the stranger offered to treat him to a ghee of ale. They entered defendants house, had some ale, and while they were there, a man came In and offered a cigar case for sale. As no one would buy It he produced some cards and offered to stake the case against ls. with any of the company that be could not select the four of clubs from threo cards which he had laid en the table. The Bret person who took his bet won the cigar use. The man then offered to bet shillings, and Ina few minutes the game was joined in with spirit. The stake rose to half-crowns, half-eovereigns, and and witness, after losing all his money (18e. 6d.) I :::e ire jted to stake his watch and chain, worth 11., which ha also lost. He had not taco won. Defendant was there ell the while. . . Inspector r Mitchell said the house had been much better conducted by the defendant than before he took it. Mr. Jardine said, that in corudderation of the general good character of the defendant's house, he would mitigate the penalty to 40e. and mate. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Thowei Hawkins, butcher, Oxford-market, was sum moned before Mr. Bingham, under the Nuisance Remove] Act, for having in his possession certain pardons of meat exposed for sale, the same being unfit for human food. The defendant pleaded guilty. Mr. Bingham inflicted a tine of 40s. and coeds. MARYLEBONE. John Marks, coach-builder, Bell-street, Edgware-roa4 Samuel Yaks, hie brother, and Abrahams Binnondo, all of whom stand charged with having been concerned in the dis posal of property to the ounount of upwards of 16,000 L after a Sat of Umiamptcy bad been issued, were re-erszoised. Mr. Poland, in the absence of Mr. Oilard, attended on ths =cite prosecution; Mr. Sleigh for Samuel Marks and • and Mr. Solomon, solicitor, Borough-rod, Southwark, for John Marks. Mr. Wilding also attended to watch the came on behalf of several creditors. ifter:oii:aiVetia.77o;a;t;iii;.;;;;;;Fproceed•ng it was speed that evidence should be given wi respect to the goods which had been placed in Kent-street and thence transferred to Reigate. (The particulars were fully detailed in our paper of Wednesday teat.) Alfred Mandeville said that he lived In Kent-atreel ls , andlii that his Weiner was that of •ad maker, and thare ' immonds, with whom he bad been soquainted for seven or eight years, C4OlB to him It November last and ra gweed that he would oblige him by tads, charge of some Maiawhich he consented to d do, sad they were delivered to ' ca his premises. A carman shortly afterwards brought some goods to him in a van, and be believed that the sold van wee aocompealed by Samuel Meths and Sinuncads. He imagined that some of the caws contained, from their formation, pianofortes, and other cretin in his opinion, contained something light. Nand Maim told him that he bad Ft:clued the goods from a person who wee in want of money, and that he would require him to keep them for six months, as he did not wish to lead them to the market immediately. There were about =packages delivered to him. In Anglia lost Samuel called on him *pia in Kent-street; it wee, he ho lland, on a Friday ; and stated that he intended to fetch away his things on the following Monday. On the latter day, he (Marts) did call, and engaged him (wither) to take away the goods in his vane, as stated by the witness Molloy, who was examined on the premises Tuesday. Some officers from the Court of Bankruptcy came and examined his pre mime to discover if any of the bankrupt's property was them; but they found none. Some days afterwards Samuel Marks celled on him and stated he was sorry that be had been incon venienced by the calling of the officers from the court alluded to, and that he would willingly remunerate him. He (Marks) added that it would be his ruin if the goods were ao he bad paid for them. George Freeman, receiving clerk at the Bricklayers' Arms Staffs at the Southlastern Railway, said that he received • large number of packages from Samuel Marks about the 16th July last, and be remembered that at the latter date he was theructed by one or other of the parties to forward the rte sa to Reigate Station, and that by their direction he d ame carda i ch he placed on the back of the cam, to " Mr. Fordick, te." Mr. Bennett Fordi was called, and proved that he re wind the goods in question at Reigate by request of Sim mons. He placed them in • barn, not having accommoda tion for them in his house. Simmons subsequently removed then. He (witnees) could not undertake to swear what the packages contained. There was • large number of them, end =my were very bulky. The additional endows was in a great measure corrobora tire tithe preceding testimony. Alter some further procee dings Mr. Poland said that be hit called upon on the part of the prosecution to request that the magistrate would not allow Samuel Marks and Sim :sonde to be again admitted to bail, and be grounded his application upon the additional evidence of so strongly erimi eatery • nature that had been adduced. Mr. Sleigh contended that his clients having already attended on previous occasions were entitled to be allowed to renew their bail. Broughton, having carefully reviewed the we end paid the most pszticular attention to the evidence throttgb out, did not feel himself juetitted in seceding to the request of the learned eminent Mr. Sleigh, the offence being of • most grave and serious nature. The prisoners were all remanded till Tuesday neat. CLERICENWELL. Mr G. W. F. Cook, solicitor to the pariah of St. Pancras, applied fora warrant to apprehend Charles henry French, late cook at the St. Pancras Workhouse, on the charge of stealing silty pounds weight of sugar, the property of the vestry and directors of the poor of the pariah of St. Pancras. The warrant having been at once made out, the prisoner was brought up before the magi, *trate, Mr. Lewis, who attended for the prisoner, after some re mota, Weed to let the prisoner be remanded. A number of the members of the vestry wen present. WESTMINSTICR. Thomas Beal*, a pawabrokees aniatard, wee charged with stealing a torquotee ring, the property of Charlotte Glover. . . . . . VFW VOW . The proaecutrix stated that the prisoner, who had been to sec her two or three times before at her house, 22 ▪ t, Chelsea, visited her there on Monday fortdg lel h e ; nteyed about • quarter of en hour, and on his departure she !Mead • turquoise ring, which she had taken a on washing her hands and placed in en empty scent pot on her dressing table. On the previous night she met him at Cremorne, and gave Lim into custody, when he said he had taken the ring in juke. The prteoner now repeated this assertion. Mr. Smith, pawnbroker, in whose minim he had been for eight months, gam him a good character. The prisoner wee :remanded, Mr. Paynter agreeing to accept bail. M r.W . Brown, of 2t, Phaeton-street, Pimlico, ironmonger, applied to the magistrate for his assistance under the follow ing citrumetatmes. tie stated that a man named Hudson had been in his em ployment sa a journeyman for the hat three or four weeks, end received as wages it. 4s. per week. Yesterday, at din ner-time, he produced to applicant a note from a former employer, stahng that he wanted to see him. Applicant, convening it was upon the subject of work, pointed out to the men that be was at that moment engaged on a particular job for him, and expressed a hope that he was not going to play him any dirty trick by absenting himself until he had com pleted his week's employment, in the event of hie former em ployer wishing to take bim book. The man assured him in the most positive terms that he had no notion of doing anything wmng Applicant then told him that common politeness re qoired that he should go end see his former employer, and gave him a shilling to pay his omnibus fare there and beck. le the course of the evening be returned, and, after some hesitation, said he must leave applicant. Mr. Pander—When did he eay he must leave ? Applicent—lnsmediately. Mr. Paynter—liad he engaged with his former ern- plOy - er Applicant—Yr ; be said he had engaged to go to work at four this morning. Hs tel me at once, without any other notice. His week would not expire till Saturday. Mr. Poynter—l shall isme a warrant foe his appre hension. In the room of the day Hudson was brought up, charged with absenting himself from his employment. The magistrate, after pointing out to him that he was liable to three months' imprisonment, committed him for four days r a caution. LAMBETH. Jaws Doyle, alias Edward &nu alias James Hill, was charged on suspicion of being a member of s gang of begging letter impoetors, The principal evideetoe now taken wee as to the victimisa tion of iho Roy. T. O. Penn, of Norwood, to whom the pff saner had come with letters purporting to be written by the Rev. Dr. Irate, vicar of Brompton. One of them wee signed "Yours faithfully in the Lord, W. J. Irons," and requested Mr. Penn's assistance to enable the bearer to obtain • cork leg, be baying been deprived of • limb by falling of a scaffold. Dr. Irons was now in Paris, and the cue woe remanded for his attendance. Hie curate stated that the letters were not in his head writing. KARACHI& COTTON.—LIVXRPOOL, SEPT. 29.—nr cotton odes were only 3,000 bales to-day, comprising 60 Porn= and Maranhao, 101 d.; 150 Egyptian, llid. to 12d. ; 400 Elora; fkl. to Bid.• total since Thursday, 18,000 balm; specula. lion, 1,000; import, 46,000. The market closed very tamely, and prices of an kinds are the same compared with Yridara ram COTTON 000D8.—kfaiscrawrza, Stn. 29 .—The political news from India was regarded in this market as very bad, and Its influence on future commercial operations Is looked upon with a good doe' of uneasiness. There has, however, been rather more business for India this morning, and the comparatively moderate prices of shirdop and other fabrics for that market has encouraged purchwes. For China, also, there has been a good demand, and sellers hav e been able to realise very full prices. Other cloths were in little or no demand. In yarns business has been very der, and sellers would have had to concede fully id. per lb. in price to command sales. Spinners, however, are generally well supplied with orders, and stocks being low they have not been disposed to invite business by any alteration in their quotations. The demand recently so active for Ow many and Russia has given way to restricted and cautions operations of no account, and both for the home and foreign trade the sales have been inconaiderable. WOOLLEN.—Ltzps, Szer. 29.—The market has pre sented no new lemurs this morning. There has been &taut the usual attcmdanos of buyers in the eloth-halle, and a moderate business bra been transacted. HVDDIMPIELD, Ssrt..29.—The ma ke wan about the same characu r u last week . Thin grays, for mantles, were to-day the leading erticka. Low goods quiet. Of steels, fair sales. In cotton trouserings leas doing than last week, and fancies generally in loss demand. WOOLS.-11cormasetztn, flarT. 29. Manufacturers having laid in stooks pretty freely since the close of London sales, calms a flatness the wool trade ; but se there is no probability of lower prima for some time, the little that is done is at full new WANUFACTURES.—BCDDIIB/11L1), Bser. 29.—TG buyers attending to-day have not been numerous, but a steady trade continues to be done, more particularly in low mixture union goods, in which atocka haw hare been quite cleared out. CORN.—Ecnn, San. 29.—We have to report a quiet trade during the week ; trenractiona have been limited, and coallned to the finer clam of wheats, in which the sales made have been at a decline of le. to 2a. per qr. Every article of spring corn in improved demand, with an advance of fully ls. to 2a. per qr. spun beano and peas. At to-day's market there was a fair supply of English wheat, which met free sale at prices which about recover the above decline. Foreign held too high, end transactions consequently limited. Im ports for the week ending Sept. 26—Wheat, 13,103 qrs.; barley, 3029; oats, 340; bans. 669; peas, 166; tam, 6 : bussed, 16,010; rapeseed, 2,632; oil cakes, 124 tons; guano, 270. LEEDS, Serrnataza 29. We have a good show of wheat to this day's market ; from the general better feeling la the trade, holders commence by asking an advance cm late rates ; this, however, millers refuse to give, and business trZdcslowly, at prices not above those obtainable on d .Fine barley without alteration, other sorts very slow Oh. Beans and other articles do not vary materially tram last week. LYNX, StPT. 29.—The weather continues BIM and dr Rain is wanted on the light lands. To this day's market the supply of wheat was moderate, a fair demand was uperiencrd at an advance of Is. per qr. upon last week's currency. Bar ley in better supply, both malting and grinding qualities fey d last Tuesday's currency. Wheat, white, 6119.. to 61s. to 66a.' red, 6011 n. to 631 be., Ws. to 68a.; new, 6211.4. to 6419.., 630. to 695, ; ditto, 6019.. to 6119.., 60a. to Me. Barley, Chevalier, new, 621bs. to 641 M., 435. to 48e. ; common, 61Ibs. to 6216., 375. to 42a, Beans, old, 6. to 68419.., 48a. to 62 e. ; new, 6416. to 661 9 e., 42d. to 465. per qr. to the growers. NEWCABTLZ, Sort. 29.—Moderate supply of wheat front the country, which was quickly cleared off by millers at 2.. So is. per quarter advance on Saturday'. prices. A slow trade in [actors' wheat without alteration in price. Flour fair sale at la. par suck dearer. No change in otter articles. SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCIS CASUALTIES. Ann Charlotte, ban Bar Loam at Dorn. bad base tun into by • Immlu num tasknoan. and bad mansall damaged; no injury to , Son. rt. Ansa and Whitens. Trader (nook), ankh was In collhion no Mesmer Comm bre been brought lab ncetwood • derelict, sad the dead body of a female op beard.—Lineamt Sant Tit Adelaide. of Loudon, was men on the 9th of September to • oinking mat. non: to man from Cage/Ion; the en. were taken oft by a Scotch beig.—Cronstadt, Sept. 12. Admit.' Mahn, CMnito Mainstay, of Lynn, train Nenesatle to LIP treltio cosh, rob Mont U mile. been Ws place; mew pined up and loaded berm—Pl.latt Sept. 20. Onassentiee, Captain Scott nob at Calcutta. [blem.—Tbe atom venal, bound t. tondo., pot ten to Calcutta on the MA of boy, Migy.)—Celoatte, Aaiun M. Pewees (britiab barque), loot on Chum Croon Manning (Amer. nn to.que), Inc at Forename. Aka (Whin brig), on non at Yornman—Bong Kau., Sept 10. Orates ( ea), hence It SMOrnalt .0k 10. 1 M 0 M 7 dncitiflat pool, Sept. 29. Illmasell (barque), Caplan Haskins, from B Cromatadt, with . co, sh la disabled at ma; env und.—Matal,ul l to VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. A. Z., from Liverpool be Now York, August 17. lot. 46 N., la. 34 W. Azure. Parket (Mfg), from Algae Ray for Liverpool, August 31, hit. 33.21 N.. In. 91.51 W. Illikrubesa for Liverpool. Sept. 4. ia the Styr of Selkirk. Coquette (British ship), from Madras to Ltrorpool. kept. 10, Ist U N., Ica 37 W. WlLlmika, from Amman lot Liverpool, August 30, ht. 7.3 &On. 16. Dot. of Portland (berque). tram )de for Siogspore 43 dim Augur 23,16 t. 9.34 N., lon. 24.:9 W. Rim al Greenock, from louden for Cleetec, August 30,1 M. 41 N. limos (skip), from Manila for London, July 29, of Qms of Good Rope. Eaterprire. from Liverpool fur Pernambnoo, August 31, Ist. 11.10 N., lac. W. Mrs If 'Dosed, 191 days from Penang. Sept. 19, lat. 43...0 N., lon. 31.33 W. George Rem (torque), from London far Caleutto, /AVIA 11, Ist.lo 4 Na 27.30 W. Gretna& (rorquo), from Liverpool for &his 36 days, August 31, lag len N., Loa. W. hied (Kimmel ), from Lirerprol for Vera Cruz :0 dept. September 4. lat. 31.33 N., Loa 2 0 . 3 3 W. laiia (Alp). et Liverpool, from Woo, homeward-bound, September IS, Ist. 4L21, lou 18 31. Jerk (ea). for wept, Sept. 13. lat. 49 N., doe. 41) Jana from Liverpool for Newfoundland, &Theater 19, lat. CT If., /oar W. Joseph lima from Urorprol, Pepe. 11,1 st 43 N., 106 50 W. Lorima, from Llverpoul for Calcutta, August IS, lat. 10 N, loa. 39 W. Lady or the Lake. from Uteri cool for Quebec, Sept.l9. lat. SO 24, lon. 13.7.0. Louise lithelra, from New Tort for London, Sept. 23, lot 40.33 N., 100. 13.41 W. Mande Re 7 (barque), from Liverpool fur Rio, Aug. U. lat. ICU N., 100. 2130 W. Melville (11.X.5.), for the East lodic; August 11, laL 14.17 0., Loa. 2918 W. 111111.0n911i, from Liverpool for Rsltimore, Per. 17, kt. 44 N., Loa. 33 Moo/stale Wild (barque), from Rangoon. for ordors, August 10, Ist 17 N., ku. 21.9 W. Ramsera. from Lirorprol for Rio Janeiro, September 32, lot. 17.33 10,1 m. 11.4 n W. Gaga (parsengers ell well), August 30, Lt 13.47 N.. 1 0. MOO W . Quern of Way (barque), from Foochow-fee, Aorta 14. MUM..., ratty. Zagros. free Liverpool for St. Jolua's pct . .), August IR 41 N., lea 44 W. ilsrlagspotaas (ship), with the Reehorst of Fusiliers on Nara sit Amuse, Al, lat. 13.14 11 , 10e.311.30 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ENSLEY.—Sept. f.'S al anapmd. --- 11..2t. the ."Eed G. J. Anam Yea- of • 4 +. o "' BEAU MONT.--Ber 4. 21. 4 JAbs.dniA, the wire of the vrif•• of WILL WT—Spt. V. at Grate W.N. J. Wheat. Nag, of daughter. BLACK DEW—Sept. ld, ea Quaredue. war uo . Derby, the wife WI. C. Weekday. May, of a Cllitg.hl A N.—Sent V. at Egerton road. Orcenirtab, the irtfe:or Mr. NAONA AllA.-Bept. 25. at Nardi Gnat Oeoese'retreet. DOII4 the wife of L 9theleathats. thq.. of• d•othiee. MEICCER.—Sepi. 2G. Nal, the vette of (I. M. Nag...! a daughtar. PASTRIIKIE.-Bept. la. at Ner.eueet. Sinthi PnkeeN the rite of PanrkLge. E.g., of aeon. MARRIAGES. ATE I N by OON —DU 1121133.—Sept 23, at 2to utdon &so sag bow the DA, J. Ilsoulltoo„ M.A., N. Atkins J.P.. Gleowtlitaro Cootla. Chnorkt. to &mak douslattr ~ of Me We MAW Dottie. of Cheltooliam. BOW MAII-1.133D8A1.-31m6 26, at Bt. Jocose.% Vie 17. by the Kay. 13e, M.A.. M. K. Bowman, of East Homo, Nona. to Promo, ilator a Yr. Ltnattp. of U. Groo t Hotel, - _ 000 DI NOZ—BUSBW OUTB.—Sept. 2S. et St. &orris. flonoter. Meet. Booms Thorpe, son of Mr. J. B Gooduage. of Alderroga. M.A. to /ie.? &wider of the late Mr. T. Ituthlrortb. of Oreel etwetw YORIOP—BB ELTON.—Bent. 24, M Pt. Matthew's, Belton hrldre. Umolothire, be the Raw C. Momop, Yr. C. 3lowtop MoorMO.u. 4 . to Ellen, daughker of B. Rehm. bp., of Button bridge. TOLLE 51 A CIIE—BALL I DAY.--fleot. Y. at Twickenham loch. tbe Mom A. O. Tolletneac. to Inseam Louise, widow of G. ilairiem. khq., at lirkleceeld, and timehtee cd the late 1100. C. Tollcotsche. DEATHS. d . b 0 IA at Rarawat — Zß. 371: Coma, late carte l in HAL 40th loot, Nat 34 DAIII4.—Se 40. t. W. at Etenbary. Clash/re. WWI, if of J. Pub.. • ..a ILLLOWS.—Sept. 14. at Oraoreaw awlt, Walsonh. 8 . 341. • 4 " 14c8 Yr. J. T. S. PcUoira. aced Zh. JOH moo —B.9t. at Park ma. Great Bardlk44, &tat, a. 0. ▪ obate°, Pat.. wad el. LAW ON.—Sept. ft, at WlAbccb, Mr. J. Lawaoa. Med 43 . LEIILEL—S 4. W. at illnerraterraea. lingtoo, M. 11. Leos. X ru.-6•04. 3A. BlooraSeld. Norwood. Harriet, wik , th• LP. L emusof Ctobteburcb. Haat., aged n. itlals4 sad 11.113133•1 Wilasaa Eno Haim of Pa along. 33 ilos OMR of Lo• Ma. Maar. fa am Conloo. %PA ammo, fa las Prodoot of 331,14ofrlap.—Woomoolf. 30, 33*. I