The Express. — London, England, 1856-10-09 00:00:00

ilk' , SPORT INO. WREXHAM, BEDFORD, AND RICHMOND. TO TEI IDITOI 01 . /Si MINS. principal bending at Chalet bud bat was moon, WilkA ON set leek very psesettag tee the Rua nestlogi et Were lament/ eel May; and 1 ass oily ann. twe none sat th e atilt shish en see does la tha bon t Ike saly peeinsies—the Veld 111. sad sn Wyasney howeli g Bo essisseni. er end ay • few web la setbs hn esee le the Orme wisk h i e *Mehl wee jest is time with Fele On NI Men day. the Wes Sae al 7 es Ist Isse—Medts. end dee heel et J. Day s sen et nedes tbe sessalades. i gto Ins INS thee at 30 to 1. sod hen *enemas* the men is admen bet whin lus sow waft at Cherie, she Inks Way awash lain Ili tweed% at Idle 1. Iliddislon is one tweet ewes, eat be h bathed W Oho right poen ea sen..3lselis will see Id to 1, bat Cilia id began Ass seapied with dosaily Moly, that 1 ea jesdif i ll i z ir ds= say otheseisa heat that Ist so yet. 1 steed weeks bosh. Ida Muds also, it will be sesellsned , red, fiesein the ilalst tannin Cotswold will mad e j e s ibe dll. I believe 1 shad hen to adhere le Couwold a lint doss hone. sal asliekor ler the Oandeldge• thin stemma be is.. la th e Osenernteb. Heady is eel the god bans bee panto nrens thispear would r.e era believe. Ifl as Ft swabs,* nee the tank with the lot I nod ester—rot an et then essendlee Minn sass I pined then an—lda be netbillyselided. lln the 80 to 1 eel weft Weft lime lbe !slam el Onsge. *sly ter ; sad ha I earn. When* seethed will nose ais IS blur ay selection ne is On deli. leillesea I shod get sleek et ea the anon hense I peeeseess be sr wean dineleseper was hie ben trig, alit iseabied Imenl o lhas Meng ese Maim Ant oat in v ses4hees agasp b ir favourite as the hesrp t Lesant ter ben for. Genekeepar le la Inn 11111 r bat he is not to be Um boat, sod, moreover, Om nay p Ise II The Gil Cup st Wreohea le Melded tetheener end lbse Wyman" 11 satiny ea ideal ; est I asnee hen Um well-la are the Barber ed Oases Mem Med 111. 3111 11 1 know little alent,bst I Mak *se ney 19 1y D ay bell num with rinse et Oasis Mary,ll4. Demles thin noel die= r eppenene Ike deed Divine • il e seelie is the end Obese Mae sane Nita et the seventies wi in dishesend he whisk Neon then all nee with ins I, bat is set Wady to seethe path amnitest Is the eon Mil. the aline hi whoa I Mak ikon n heat MiShope, who, if he Me. I =poet te ese beat UN seslimiersise by • "set' saes; as they ere. The Marna seen is be tar? ware Tb sows pony having foot oat Cl the Itho Is the wily Oakes I diaL let ties alone • bat limy am II maw • defeat with First Fly for tie 10 nova leads of the kiai of the Oinks. Tbe nee dnit nth ant sad mead for re. Fable Weight Stakes Edna Amory soy Saustsrer sangh Is bowl inninessinnanbe le ea Me oath* aeil, eat able se Ise ease nen Assess. Vas Bedfordshire ashes sda be wink nee filfanave., se =s.slue mirth loam will 11C d tg a t o tel ei t s teasity. the Itert.Talses, or kernsal the letesenn aily mea seetbennt. Ilegassee lethirksinin the osdelbele astwelthelt lesson a pest Invade, se W lestsaydap le me sew pony, did lost year, wins be no biwlM .ee when Mahn new semen Ands*" sod if he = he stay mike it hat work sena. The Thurman filly, I think. sea ate, sail km shiest is she ..... ! ... se the COMM wise. Ilea se her I Wane ink et Tweennees la ea ewe oho name ef=rwi•TemsOld 1111" Ossone di VIM seal Caltheilheng Oaks le sled • owed rear fee soand ee& The Half KW Ilearry p Y down= Is midi wide. ball newt en sayeblea better la dies leapossesed Ftenew. Weber 8. MUST= AUTUMN MEETING —Warstrarmai. 2111031051 D health STAINS (01•110•10 of 10110 TO. sorb, with N added, for two year olds; gluten extra. Berea (LI sobs) Ni. Mary's colt by Tossitelses wtDipldhoU r t as ilb Mr. Ellson . a Evelyn, let I Mr. Whom'. Primer id 0;;;0,...Q . 1fth Menet 3 Mr. Copeland's Hamm eat cep -Own Mr. proold'a The Sodom, lot Hille ....Windham I Mr. Howard's Martinet, rat 7th .. (Wells &Wog 2ts 1 apt Seel's, gto 1 apt Diphthong colt, 4to 1 apt Martinet, 6to 1 apt Princess of Droop. woo by a lasgtb, two lecgthe bstweea ths *road and third, bad fourth. Pure of 60 slvs. (handicap). Three quarters of a idle. Dowion's Little Cue by Sweetmeat, f yrs, Ort Illta (ear Mt sib) Mr. 'I. RUMORS'S Mast Pride. 3 yrs, ..... ihrdharo Mr. IL Hunt's lloglitrsts, 2 yrs, let 10th (Mellow 3 Tho following aim ran :—/Ilastic John, Bright-eye, a, gad Si, Murales Ally. Bsttieg : Eves on Janet Pride, 4 to I spt Little Cob, 7 to 1 opt Magistrate. Won. by a head; three Itostbs be tween If e OPOINIC sod third. Ton WTNNITAT HANDICAP of 100 KIM, lleded ‘• • sweeplakas of 6 sots. sash; for two and throe year olds; lholneoad to receive 60 sons. oat of ttie stoke., and the third to sate be stake; certain winners *stn. Berea fallow. ca subs.) Mr. J. Merry's .oft b 7 Touchstone, eat rd DivAboos, 3 yrs, Wt Ills (iseluding .awn) . . —.(Miowden) t w.co Mr. limber's Idias Hazitowsy, b Mr Tette NA:, eat alb ( ) Ilbrisees al. liwayhrey, f yes, let 10th (sr. eat I Lb entlareel Mr. 0. Torerres Codretioad, 2 yre...... M (Bulleck lord liblissides Gaynor, yrs, let Sib (car. 3st 31b (llthberd) Bettis,: 7 to 4 oath apt Mies Hathaway and Utopia', 4 to I apt Dishonor NIL 111 tekisg the preparatory canter the Dipthoos salt jumped the nil. sad entesatod his jockey. A flue race from the distance with Litrithoog colt, Wee Hathaway, mad Sir Humphrey, ended in a dead brat with the Int &mod two ; 13ir Humphrey sras boots. only a head from then. Tao Ol•OTO NITS tailed off. . _ Dandies Beat —Tbe colt by Toasts/tow oat of Dipthosi, walked owe, sad Meson. Merry end liable divide the mikes Tan Blume., Bsca, of 6 sees web, for 2-yr ols sad upwards. lime qasewes of • male. (3 sets.) Mr. I. amsailee's raw, by laiskey Few, 1 we (301.) as (ear. let 121 1 ) Tito C.u,s.s HANDICAP &nuns, of 200 saw., added le a sereepesskes of 6 stn. wish. Ct flats pasties for mis uses. The woad to nodes 60 sew. oat of t h e stakes. Oa* sail* sad seta f swims,. (41 gabs.) mr. M a ma's Ilarnatorper, by Bliim II arerr, Ire, Qeatuint 11 1 (on 1 Mr, Howard's Peratind, 4 yrs, 7.1 ell ........ (J. Owner I Mr. Dopportewsita's lady Bird, I yrs, art — (Aidasit 4 Tae fullowieg siso rasa : reatosuse, Dulls, Miss b. away, sad Tease Deer. Bente, : 3to 1 apt SW y Bird. 7 to 2 against Uselle, 4 to 1 apt Balabsati, 9 to 2 apt Gamekeeper, 6 to 1 agst Paatommee. . . . .. . . .. Ismtry two levitate, same distance between the mead sad third. Pantomime at. a bad fourth. Culls use attb, Mire Nakano, Math, sad Tams Deer last, bastes off a bag way. LATEST BETTING. CESAREViI ICE STAKES. 10 to 1 apt Pa'Meek (off) 12 to 1 Middleton (i) 100 to 6 Couwold (t) 20 to 1 13116eST (,) 20 to 1 Msrita (i) 20 to 1 PJleatar (off) Th to 1 Kiss el &Doused 0 20 to 1 Speed the Plorah std Absola. tioa, eenplad ( ) la the early part of the day 16 to 1 tem Mikes about Polestar. DERBY. 10,000 to 100 was Witt, about. Meghtflet olosiag t►e Dab?. Bullock t-, ride. "NUM SaLl Or BLOOD STOCK IN Pamict.--The 11110 Of home fit tramp, blood mama, youths's. at.. beloesteg to X. Almost, will Dot tilt* tlato as appoieted out Setaidey use, the greater pertios of the stud hov,og bees talapoted of by pasta autism UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OXFORD OCT. 8 The Rev. David Williams, D.C.L., Warden el New C Alegre, was this est role, elected Ytee•Chenewilos, in the room of the Rev. Dr. Cotton, whose terse dales had spired. The latter gentleman UM missing nude • length. nod Lstia owe% toachieg epos the principal swats of the pre:editor year, which was I eteLed to with the deepest stte•tios by the weembhd members of the University. The 118 arden of New Coaog•, alter taking the cast .mary `baths, loads an appropriate 'peed), and appointed lb. following gen.:ems se Pro-Vicw.CrienceCore, •iz. :—Tha Rev. Dr Pl•mptn, Nester of Uolw nay; the Rev. Dr. Como. Prevost of Worcester; the Rev. Dr. Norris. Presidio% f Corpus • sad the Rev. Dr Jr SM. Master of Petah. 1110—to dl 01 wham , eserpt Dr. hear. who wea stelae, the oaths was adslaistated. Mr. Hope bosjeet made ritual aiditioe■ to bio format valuable solleetton of hooks. prints frees the old mate,,, eagraved portraits .ad opacities is Biology, pissed b, Was toile Usistraity for the murexes moo brand erected. We. Hope, i■ how own nano, bas also enriched the hbeerp by tbs gift et leen baselessly booed basks. Tb. usual Latin sad Liteay Berman at the tosseaee. g lu e of rues will b. presched at tbe IJeivatoity Cb.,cb b-mono. (Mendel) by the 8.,. I. P. MOW, M.A., Nile. of Inter College. The Coovocatiou of the preview of Canter bur ywas,w, was, yesterday =arming, forma#7 prereorered by a sewer dos Goy the Archbishop Friday, IUL 14. PIIIIIIIIIaXIII AIM APPC;IIITMENTII. The lies. A. Alston M.A.. Lecterer at St. Helot's, Bletiopagate, re be Chapta's to to Lord Mayer (elm). The Rev. F. Carroll, the Bole Charge of NW Wells. The Bea. D. Domaine, M.A., to be Chaplets sod N... 1 leatreetor t the &Raft*. The Be. J. H Hatilnld, M.A., to the Chsplaisey et the Clothes Delos Wertheim. The Bee. C. it 1). Norm LLB., to the Peeposel Caner of Haly, 'trinity, Hoefereet, Norfolk. Tb• Be.. W. H. Millman, M.A., Modelle eiCluist Chunk Cafes& re be Librarian of thee Came, Leads& The RS.. C. B. Tamer, 8.A., to the Virago of Poe trick Norfolk. The Be.. C. F. Witty to the Visage */ Make Gatti, eleseeeterthise. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADNISALTT, OCT. 8. —Arronminans.-B•eobd Mosta H. W. C. Who (1862), to Ow Mumma, 61, SCTIIIW stem ingots, at Porhaeotle. Kidshipataa B. O. T. Goods, to the Primes Royal, 91, mew swam ship, at Portoseads. Naval Cadet H. M. Dosses% to the Satellite, 20, wow Man sloop, at Devoopart. DEVONPOST, OCT. 8. The HighAm, 21, mew, Captain Shading, mind yeetweley fir ths Bast ladies, whither she will tom/ tits Opossum sad Plow guableas. Irina left pert wide her. Ms !Weft, ft paiiie. ftenmaegar U. I. Reny, laving bad <whew IBMs peed, eat bikes task led in Sasiey for Me Comet of Mena. NWI 42, Danish minwfwer, Oimanien 'r enew, Me powder sad sem kW klabwip, sad Mg ambnan smamag. le we badly spews is bale • mei aaM. OINIMISINS bvslager bee women the Whines et Adana 811 W. Pala, Lox., to aim at the Adnialtr Hewn Tas Corn as bIdWIST OM Girrux Taw cyan lersk* twi dr arra retorted by Dr. Budd Captor Pb., StradMia&a of the Royal WiDisa Tad. iNsd Wedarday, Oet. 1, with Cop ier Mei Mama, wed the remit of the 'Aa amebae el the mat wee fenraded, ao daub% rdm rum. Oa TaroW render Dr. Dodd reediell • aate eshen the with their &shim ow theme. This. we mdenuad, edrft the o f Dr. Dodd te bate bora nada tabstaatiated, bat NW ea the pripi ond_that theso Walt was interim& are is Pigrosith NW el Witirrier fedweder her Dr. aped 84,—1t is a rarer dem so In AO 1 hem rot Ira to tura& yes wl& the of odium. addled at the 1001 7 with beim Mor t Neale. sed OMAN eamered the riewedatelmire beams 01111. sad I. rodeo der risbay•Mlia theft is pew lapreires of to-raeraw I'ha emeamkadea der I bra received 6sa Me Laic Ihmandresee of the Mahal thb armies le the reet estestioliasry sae that ever was M. It is sat wesethielley te massif sad y et & it is • Weaned Adhekele Pada" Oisdis, sad Ms, that it is ay Matra be ION& the sake earreepowdeme be. tweak the Adardity asd serelfj sad that as &ta rred to take oath other rope ea my due aeeeueer, sad proper, IMO the ad the Mode ray alesdy ea the lobed&win sMr bet bees ilmit rim The lob* ra dar Opini essarrart errs* ft ready in irides tioa. /a maie.suotawaseCirt 1 weill law Own you pretty et mblialles N le had bra is se pore to de so, bat pm ma diat that lowa bays adstasei lies is star distinctly reayeles that has Inatared, eel list I asset de nib at a rowto•th scale.—Toare flealay, J. Winnow, Dom" - • Nolrll Diver Mous= ltnuto.—Tosamerox, oor. fl.—The la needles ei tide re asa asseeshied to day der *aimed saes deilL lanai seems of ether mew sad hireleisieed MN at all Oka les. Adel by ide. sed ides. Mb wish their seed sera. nytinerAll asedad. nedi alit the dissellas ef Kr. TM Meld el newel risen. Aftse dieser; the sal loyal let - attar teas were dna. Ala easel Sir Trevor Mast la Mead talks for the say, 'be said —1 beg tegE r he hod* ei the Zed of Osedigee sad the light del ga. tams path have barna se Mabel/ aids Nom e = I b sse a p walla= seemed a ale IMPS ',cosset was diet ~Aimed ON" is lb* mufti of same presseied le hisa. gave eseit faseesdeg de m& aa• imams sharp at Betakes. Ha tell as is. Light Brigade travensifabore a aledgreedi sass asses dansethe disk Medea die saares atlas, sad ride =that ars they appessebed Se assailisbig torso up I. their ens, the ameba doted away for • coact, as It did his biased b ere tlepseinedrnsiag of the the, Ike dessenial lerideg of did O&Mn aid mimosa ths maw Y whisk they gathered up their harass ad the led red. T his ballast date we, as yea all keen, sad Osial Meth leissesed yea, soadated by Lead Cardiyee, sal lb kola, des lin Ant she sawed the denim battery. Whoa Ile order be atm& was Ant gives, I Woos thus was est ama le the brigade who did lee think he wu going dews Mental, distraction is that valley of death. Yet It was obeyed with es much alacrity sad riaesutod with as much eteadiaima as it woad have ban at as ordinary led-day. It bas fallen to my lot to b. engaged is cavalry actions, aid 1 fed mu simnel no one who has not bad seals like samisen. eau appreciate folly the merit of a cage nada alder such un favourable elremssusees. All hoomir, thee, to that troops that so nobly answered the call of duty, sad to their bravo eommander who led theta into adios with sass distin guished gallantry. The gall's' *Wood's remarks ware received er.ta " three times three* one sheer more, and si other as yes like thee." BUIL4IND. .....- DUBLIN, OCT. 8. The Lad Ihistehisit. with a distiagabled party. will leave town to=serow by gods' train on the Dublin and Belfast Railwa , he Genes Tower, the mat of the Marehionsu of whose gullet his Pattallasy will• be for a about peeled. His Em Whim will thettupres=l to DMANSINIMp the resi dues et Sir E. WHorghtest sad so Meollay next to And Csatle,the monies of Vines= Mamerene and Nand. It in abs ananga that =Thursday, the 16th, his Excelleary will assist at the openiog of the Itandlestown end Cookstown Extension Railway —a branch of the Belfast and Ballymena line ; and on the following day the Viceregal party will return to Dublin. Yesterday there was a meeting of the Queen's University in Ireland for the purpose of conferring degrees and honours. 'St. Patrick's Hell, in Dublin Castle, the usual place for the purpose, being under repair, the meeting was held in the picture gallery. The Lord Chancellor, as Vice-Chancellor of the University, was present, together with the Archbishop of Dublin, the Presidents of the Queen's Colleges in Cork, Belfast, and Galway, Chief Justice Monaghan, Sir Philip Ckenspton, and the other ntem ben of the Senate. The Lewd Lientsuant occupied a throne beside that prepared for the Viee.Chancellor of the University ; and a great number of the heads of profession and other distinguished persons, with several ladies, were present. The following resolutions were adopted at a meeting of the depositors of the Tipperary Bank held in Carrisk•orileir, the Earl el - Beesborough in the desk, as *oft hot: Boadvoi—UM g Immoi NM a mere ee pic seebene el a mestieg el the iormillsro of the 111= biome of the Tipporon tiles of Ostoboryltast, obi ofolinsal l o aa l i le as tollios red BLl'rEll O. remiss et Ohs limit Mail on Ilwit and' eamminee. lag the dimunsemoommegtemeem to amen ftemt aess. slammed the Ilitgallime low they lady to orbs Is the swift Isms. this mein is if seldom Amt mall as thee neesoled by the -miles ee = meow the illgodismame Ile Timone, mew rook weal& be tie must •Immeasiol emirswgemeas Ise the gourd mile= of am Maki( lemmedisedg eresisi he. ellekeeto _he lid that we name two moillisms from Ws MIMI,* wp w ml Ile Isom* sees Mssemelten new la ammo housedek ter Ow iewatigstleg the snip el die Mel, wog to lbselsoimateems of the OmmeoneWero fa wrier Immortals lbseammiet imit limey be romswahly sidealmama ahem hem all seemmyse ilberibeties wimps me emmillnes is lidomoge st *dr stables. imehrei.-That the Zed el lemobseemmtmeml Kr. EWA& emet is the mown elf bio &intake le at, Xt. Mew, be appointed a surantrise r lagemeemt the . Wr breach et Use Tipperary Beak. • y for' the base: to the Orbital troop fat itel•a ne s i t i h x i i s a ila s t e ethe ptsparst aleeed ros al s 2 7 BB4 rapidly tintil 'myth's, is la readiness. Pansesioa of tbesew tobacco store at the Costes Hoene Docks, villeins been Wasted se the Pees kr tbe enter tamest, was given to the seamittes ea **day, sad ibe week of removing peels, &a, has it via anted ei whtrday. A pae wall cutting off a parties el Se baildiog at one extremity, and lambi salads* sew% which has been and as a *Paler% willies dram down, so as to gives ehaatber of 146 feet is lark instead of 410, as sameessei rel ay, and 163 ia breadth. This is divided by relbetrue tare of its root and the pillars 'swarths, it into four transepts each 37a feet wide; aadibsaid the existing windows in the root prove insasient to light the building, additional means will be nested to. le the opinion of competent judges a mare eligible apartment could hardly have been procured, even if specially erected for the purpose; and when a spec tators' gallery shall have been added, and suitable decorations put up, the appearance of the chamber will without doubt be extremely brilliant and in. posing. The warm response which ham on all hands been given to the efforts of the committee leaves little room for doubting that the forthcoming entertainment will fully equal, it it do not eolipee, most of the vaunted banquets which have already taken place in the mister country; and an instance of this spirit is to be found in the generous act of a wine merchant in this city, who has suppliedgratuitously a large quan tity of wine for the occasion, the estimated value of the contribution being oleos on 20W. BURGLARY AND ATTEMPTED MOlDER:—Yegfetday a oath," was hued from the asentary of Btate's Mee, offering a reward of 301. to any person who will give each information u shall lead to the apprehension sod conviction of the offender or offenders, who broke lot° the premises belonging to a widow lady aimed Mee. Eleanor Sykes, 80 year. Old, end made repeated attempts to murder her, whereby bee life is "admired. Frew the information already obtained, it appears that the aidartanat• lady ft dud at Samwariews, sear Oaford, and a fur Rights ago her waastes woo astrood by two if not three mss, one of whom heist his way late her bedroom, and shack her • tea. sowlose blow with a heavily laden life preserver as the heed whilet she was lying es the bed. Ho then palled her from the bed, and cried oat, " Year money cr you life." Findicg that she did not immediately answer him, his gate her three more blows on the bead, in. dining such severe Injuries that little hopes ere entertained by her friends that she can recover. Toe men who struck Mr.. Sykes is thus described :—About the middle height, hair Uniting to grey at the back of the head ; his fate was ci.vered with black crape; be was dressed is a lug biotin coat, with pockets at the side; a black hat, which was moth bent. The moths also sets forth that her Majesty's tree pardon will be granted to iv y accompliee, not being the one guilty of the personal violence, who will give each 'aroma ion end evidence as shell lead to the thinktion of the gull', min or unons. The notice Is dated October 8, 1836, and is sieved ' By order of her Majesty's Secretary of Btate." EITENIIIVI PINE AT STOCKTON.—The most up. paling fin Inoue' bany town ea the Tees for tenon, =eat nearred ea Tuesday morning, at Stockton. Braithwaite and Saes merethasta sad wholmele gem" an abs swain end oserepiers of some estimain am anise high, In Silveostreet sad tomostent, an ter the Tees. The frost was used by them as • stoop and &welling-house, whilst Is the bark portion were stored Imp quastities of penal mereheadise, including ail, talky, psepowder, &A. The fire seems to have blokes eat in the former. bat althosgh policemen had bees in the sidghbeerhoed daring the sad up to half-past three Vas*, then was so appear's°e or smell of fin. About In Winn to four however, llamas were ens, the shat ters ware almost immediate', bent epos, es If by an euplosin, sad the fin wee at saes at tin 10110; The are soon node nth headway dist the amen banal thin ettestice pris s : e dep to the Minas beam About fin o'clock, • of *gelatins inaend, tweet which smashed the windows of most if the bolas in enesalghtternrhood. Tines were used by the igifillunas • oinatity ganpowder, estimated at about 101134 end ilassi la the upper ream All means of 'teem to that wed. bed been nit off bsfon any attempt scald be mein se resin it. Abeet the SUN tins, the whole frost of Btaithweite's hoses fall tats the street, happily without doing any Jittery to the person nipped. Nothing wee eared out of the bore • the books, whseh an in an Ina sate, safe bong mill Cu ;he ruin Wes.,. Braithwaite wen ienred, bat considerably ander the amen% of the deluge. Their sunk Is estimated to have hen worth LOOM tor 6,0001., and the whole of it is destroyed. The promisee en , esseasd to the 'utast of shoat 2,0001., while the amiss, et istarame ups both stock sad prosthesis 'sly 241044 whin fails on the London Anuresis Carman's. Bow the fin originated is a mystsg.—NaiscArefer 6 1 weriniust. THE ROYAL BRITISH BANG—Yestorday the is trona snooper, Mr. Harding, atteaded et the Snead less* of this bask, sad was occupied with ide clerks teem 9 *Work until 8 in receiving and examine, into the dries of the depositors and eastomers whin he proposes to peen. About 300 dr politer@ attended during the day, sad lodged • description of their claims loos deposit and navies no toast, sad about 60 more sent in a filled op form in writ mg to that effect. A large number of the depositon, it Is etoloo, intimated their desire fora compromise, sod their wiling ens to accept a composition ranging Inn 10t. to 18,. la the reed, but then were one below 10s. Pitfall PATENT CANDLE COMPANY ‘LIMITED) At an estrvordinary penal mantieg of riev's Patent Condi* Company (Limited), held at the Loading T on the 30th alt , Charles Realm, Brit., is the chair, the than men, *fur Wenn' to the paragraph at page 7 of the re tort of the directors is Muth tact, showing that only a hall dividend was to be ezpected in October, anted that the net profits of the half year audio, 30th June, 1856, atter pay's, the interest ea heads and Lau, amounted to 24,0391 17r. 3d. ; from which sum there hod to he deducted tor the low ou the winks is mess of the profit is hand as the 31st ineember, 1833, se sapleined fa th e annum' report of Match las t, 1,8431. 3e. 81 ; sad 'sense tee for the hall year, 1,7041. 19 . Id.; leaving • divisible Waage of AMU -14.. 61, •, cut of which it was proposed to pay a dindead of 9.. per share; after inmost of which the banes of welt in baud would be 3,8161. 14.. ad. The following resniatiso me thee put and ended unalmosely That a dindead., fro from name tat, of 9r. per shah, being at the rue as 6 pea nut. per sesent, be now denoted for the nelese India. 30th June, 1868, and payable ea the Usk Cho totter seat " The suede ( with • vete Odeon to the 'hairnets and dinners. Henry Hill, who received severe Injuries by do se.ldieg water from the boiler aid engint, which tea •1r Leigliesiolase-bridge, on the sew Washeid end Crystal Hallway, sear Notwood, late the road ninth ea the 1M WA, aspired yesterday meniag is Gay's Hoepitai. [Advertbssest.)--HoLLowia's Pala Pox Ball Damns. me ginsows trionees—ilse hew er lounin te plibineeshd enkindle inerew e t " e neniFi t eren .f la bbir enee llillea r ".. trwieth =rt. se nen, iii l e si e•: wenn nem Mow lawintsp, a , lirsime seise a the On wow the sallosteif ttho,amyrstolsetyetter Ins rine n e r lip t i = e r . sou themenest the nil. et Hs. Paw, tarok sot 1111. dui nos & Seletenk; by A. Stipa Clemantespill &01116111.111pia; adie THE EXPRESS, OCTOBER 9, -1858; nines swaths before this sem& I Mak that his paalshanat men W be fanned by a liability Is inegriwasand he two seethe. Bed tide one eons be len sae is the that kaleass, I should have eiapeeded the portliest' for • esel• date, sad ahouid haen with. Vold prebeetke hen haw period ilea two Eosin. Is pop *aka the juin ei neaps will aow be not by my nopeadlap the totellikals kr *been maceths, from the detect a. adledisolink PnWitioe from the !salmon WU dial paned 'S a t withhold the Lengths Is nark my mat el 6111 ce of Inspire nap=of Mews asse s' ban all tent or I asp whin the bole is bad mourn to by persinslipleadag2,6oo/. worn ties nothing. I will u nto fiat Ilk nos nest ken bad eons reputation, benne I earn leikee died gebeenke sa erc old that his is trialllaillalinsualki le 17wIIM.la the space of • Tar sad a lea/I. It snarl be kept kieseelf floating all' this tine by mess of than fake dome. I should have sappeoed it hardly Mr. Lawramee—M i teque oily reprimand a portion of the mown bonairdoner—lt lea very 10`1011/ offenes. Tabiog late coasideratios all the easeyeam he has undergone, and giving him the full besets of hang acqultted ea the trial, I shall suspend the outlands for einhtera 'maths from the date of the Mug of the petitlon for arrangement (Zone 1856); and in the interval , until the ezpitation of that period, be will be without protection. the certificate, when grated, to be of the third elan. means rm. 0:1101111111011111 DI Di 11200Z3L31NIL. The bankrupt was described u a naphtha easaiefeeturer, of Willesden and *limbers. This wee Ake examination meeting. The seeosate thew liabilities to the @must of 6.0001.. with mete of shoat 1,1001. Mr. Linklator, for the animas, offered ao opposition; and the bankrupt pawed. SOUTHWARK COUNTY COURT.—Ocr. 8. 117011 0. CUT; 010., MID • /1/IT. ILL.III..—ACTION IOR PALI IX_ This ma au action boo he by Mary Ana Blythe, with the senesat of her flea when she wasseparated, ee Mover d delimelset, a lodging-house ■ beilien io Ckate abett r Traltratireet, for false imprison- Kr. Preatise,balmasted by Mans. Mead and Databeny, aspsuel rugh- roml, for Ms plaistiffs eml Mr. Joseph Solomon, of the Bee the deasiest. Mr. Prods, hobs ousel the else, Mary Ass lab shad that die bed bass mauled to a goalless* eff peopsay. at Loweshfr, Fun, to Ids bat owls/ laiisesdsel, she was compelled anus him two lean age. Blasi then she had lived with a gentleman named Ried e skis wife. Is Jame last they hired two rooms of the delesast, after wadi witness tad him sad his wits her aid publisa sad they wansilbse WOW is partnership with Ilmm. By the advise of has masks, she refused. Alma the end of July witness gave a week's notice to quit as high" when Mrs. Koller brought*up her bill. On haat at it eb• thought Mery was some rabbits. was Mn. Kale Mk it away to altar it. leaned of returning that bill, she hernight her • sew assent, which witness objected to al asked the lint to be retuned to her. Mrs. Keller told has ft was destroyed, but at breakfast time, Priscilla, the myna% told whams that the bill was not do nurse, and that she could get it he her. The ser ves% brought her the Area bill, Athos she found oat the alteration. At sight. after she same home with Mr. Road, boas ea ry weeds took plies, whoa Mr. Keller called is a peikaeenatable mid gave her into as tody for stoolting the bill, sad she woe taken to the Buses Bad polies stades, sad locked up la the comae* a 8 all night. On the Mural moms{ shwas taken before Mr. Combs, the magienste. sad d • his worship con sidering that she ought not to have bein in custody. She was extremely ill OW that, sad was oinfined to her bed surly a moo*, dales whisk time du was attended by Dr. Ibeworth. Cress-examined—Whas she took the apartments in the plaiatiff's house she passed as Mr. !toad's wife, bat after wards she told Mrs. Keller th at she was not. After Mrs. Keller had taken away the Ant bill she offered the servant a @billies to get it for her, and she believed Mr. Bead gave her flee @billings. Acting laspeetor baker. ld division, said he took the charge against the plaintiff, and at the time he advised Mr. Keller not to press it, as be thought he would be liable to an sena for false imprisonment. She was locked up in the calls all night, and taken before Mr. Combs at the Southwark Police-court, when his worship dirchsrged her on her promising to appeal at soy future perioi should soy charge be preferred spirit her at the union. Mr. Cutts also considered that she ought not to have been gives iota custody. Mr. Solomon than addressed the jary for the defendant, and celled Mrs. Keller and the tervint, but they rather I prayed the use in favour of the plaintiff. Rh Renoir then summed up the whole of the evidence, imasideriag that the bill in question war the property of the plaintiff, and the defendant was not justified in locking her sp. It would be for the jury to say what damages she was entitled to. The ja so ry ts. returned a verdict for the plaintiff—damages NI. sad o BALLINASLOE FAIR. BALLINAILOI, TV lIIIDAY.—TDD Noun PAM— This le, properly 'pealing, the horse fair day, bat miry animals were of erne sold yesterday evening sad this monde' is their stables. It Is with extreme diNnity that the real prier °tinned for horses eon be procured, as the Agaves stated gee ▪ 140D1 be relied on. From 11111 early hoar the streets were thronged with hones of almost every description, from the noble charger to the vary heel, and !um the heavy-limbed Scotch draught horse to the agile ponies of Coursers. There are a large number of good horses here, sad high prices have been obtained for superior animals. The best judges consider the hone fair as better than those of former Tears. A large number have been sold sod at high Inures. There is a very large supply of second clan heaters and us trained animals. The following are among the prirelpal veterinary regent a and buyers who an then :—Mr. Fer guson, Mr. Willis Dyer, Mr. Farrell, Mr. Mervin, of Manchester; Mr. F re, of Tuam ; Mr. Potter, of York shire : the Hon. Mijor Cotton, Mr. bl.Grane, of Dublia ; Mr. Reynold, Mr. Doesns, Mr. Doyle, and Mr. likaimai. There is alarge number of the nobility In attendant* at the fair. No le es thaa fourteen gentlemen of title were present on ono day; but r I hays =enclosed the most of them already in some way, I need not recapitulate them here. lab) *wag/titre. COURT OF B MOILS *l. TCY.—Oct. 8. 00171M11111. [The following appeared in oar late edition yesterday evening] : IN la 11IFIRT.-1 CHEQUES. The bankrupt was a colonial broker and oommissica agent, of Feacburch•etreer. This was the adjourned certi ficate imeting. Bence the last sitting the bankrupt bad bum indicted at the 0.6 Bailey, at the laidacce of the espaitee. for obtainieg money by Isles pretences, and a •eert3dlst of "Not Guilty" was returned. The beakmptey occurred in June of last year. The amounts showed a de ficiency, at the beginning of 1854, of 2,6861. ; Femora liabi lities, 6,3221.; assets rosined, 4101. Mr. Lswrasee, on behalf of the bankrupt, now spplitd for hie certificate. Mr. Henderson, for the assignees, opposed. A long disoustioa arose ae to whether the bankrupt bad been tried is respect of offences under the beakniptcy law. His Honour, alter referring to the rt p in of the trial. Paid he should hold that, as the beak:apt had been indicted sad put apes his :rid f.: ohtsining money on false preterite., and bad been acquitted by a jury of his country of that charge, he should not go Jet° that questionings, hat would *online the opposition to any other charge that might be made against the bankrupt. It would be the height of 100 buffet, alter the man bad beau tried and acquitted, pram- Melly to re-try him for the same offeavr. Mr. Headerma said be now charged the bankrupt, under the 3rd mem of the 246 h 'genets, with contract log debts by fraud sad false peel . The evidence was already before the court, in the maamination of the bankrupt and the other witnesses. do long ego es 180 the bankrupt wee upwards of 2,0001. behind the world. The Commissioner—Ye s ; no doubt he began with II leaden cellar resod his neck; and it is difficult to under stand bow • man so deeply involved could be intrusted wills the aramagemeat of such an extensive business. Ur. liendersoa—Hia deeliogs were to the amount erf 175.0001. The Commiesiorter—One of two things must have on canted : either the re•set .WM mast have been Tau redskin in hiving crock to a lean so utterly abuorthy of it; or they mast hays bad a very good °pistol' of him. Mr. Henderson —He snooped it in this way. He wen for jests la the habit of borrowing 'bevies, end ravioli his own for the neat day, by which cease he kept up a fietitiou balance at his beakers; and this was going on for loam and years. Thee, is the three mouth s preceding ee `is bkraptey he bo ught preceding goods to the amount of 18,6001. odd; the credits were very abort; bathe managed, by rifting goods of other parties and borrowing cheque, to meet his permeate. But of 220 parade of goods Its meld no lees thaa 40 eta lots. 0a Beturday, the 26th May, very Sherd; before filing hie petition for arrangernar, he had ematelrewa his bakers to the uteut of nearly 3001.; sever tbeiers he went es drawler cheques mad buying goods, tome of whisk he sold at a kw; aad is the week coding the Zed of Jane he had thirteen cheques diehosoured ; amounting to I,COOI. The Commbeioner—hie desire, oath scedsest is a trader I. objeetioaabio mei mymitebierons7 g s e wester a swiermies of the sottiletto for eighoma mouths Mesa the bask/spiny (obwb occurred is hum, 1865) Is not sad ultetletr fee tN remaluder et that pried be ealbt sot to be slams protection ? The habit or settles a fictltimis medic, by mew of Melees borrowed far the instaat, mpeclally by a emu who bee bites 2.600 l wone than aothisg, appeals to mo to be rise of the most er rim arenas that tea well be con templated by the beeline* law. It is the vtry issues of mamma that the ethesso of a remeirsot sr trader 'hoed be motirlottel mend ; sad warn 1 dad a men ?mortise to then fictitious bite of paper, first to gimp a sae bent sad Owe ese There, 1 .1.11 Mew Wei that to be a very serious Tbe only emotion is se to the misimhsaest. This taa• a's misiMment has bees extremely severs alesaily ; be has bees ladicted es a slugs skid irit.j.sted his ta iroomportailos sod to his mow hoes THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Richard Crump Buford, a per on cued in a smock frock, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having uttered forged notes purporting to be notes of the Hank of England._ Mite Eliza Day, of No. 87, Leadenhall-sttrat, said—l I reside with my mother, who carries on the barium of a ham sad tongue dealer. About six weeks ago the prisoner came to our shop and made a purchase of a small quantity of ham and beef, which curie to 18.84., end be gave me a 61. note in payment, and I gave him the cheep. He asked for • pen and Ink and wrote his name and adorers on the note. (The witness here handed several notes I'. the Lord Mayor.) I cannot say which of the notes produced be gave to me. I put the ante in the oash-tox. I cannot say to whom it was paid away. The Lord Mayor—Ras he paid all these notes to you at separate times? Witness—He has. About a week or so afterwards the prisoner cams math to the shop and asked for some ham end beef, and I served him, and be paid me with a 61. note, and I gave him thugs. He wrote upon that nice and I est it la the bin, but I cannot say what became of it. Lest week he same again tad had posse hem and beef, and breed, and paid me with another 61. note which I put into the cash-box, and at that time there was ao other 54 note in it. I left it In the caah-boz, and on Monday evening he came again for some ham and beef, German sausage, aed bread, for which he paid ma with another 61. note, which I pat into the eushabox, with the prisoner's 61. note, which was then in it, and another M. note, which I bad received from another person. Yesterday I received Mae information about the notes I had rorisived from the prisoner, and I looked into the cash box and picked cut the other two notes which I had received from him, and had not ported with. I am quite sure lem able to speak as to the note which I had received from the different party, and whieh was a good note. I placed the notes back in the bog, and in the aftersoon the prisoner called again, about 4 o'clock, and asked for 1111(.6 pound of beref,which would come to sixpence. I did not serve him, hut I told him I had a charge against him for giving me forged notes. He appeared surprised, and said that be knew where he had got the notes from. I had seat out privately for an ofeeer,to whom 1 headed the four note. on his arrival, god whom I accompanied,. together with the primmer, to the atstion-hoaae . My s ister and mother were in the shop with me when I gave the prisoner into custody. I sent over to Mr. Pellet, • neighbour, when the printer named every time he came to the house, and who is now here. The Lord Mayor—Prissier, do you wish to ask the wit ness any question.? The Prisoner—No, my mood ; I bays no reason to think that she has said any thing that did not take plus ; but I shall be able to show hem whom 1 got the notes. The Lord Mayor—A person would think from your con. steady changing bark Niue for .le or eight pennyworth of ham sad beef that you wore a man of large capital. I shell not lot you go till this affair has unduly( me a lull invsetiga tion. TM Prisoner—Certainly, my !ord. That's just what I wish. RAIs MO —I received the (our notes produced (torn the last witnta,, and trona inquiries I have made I believe them to be ell forgeries. I took the prisoner into custody io the shop in Leadenhall.street, sad he said he knew where he bed the notes from. The Lord Kap r—Did you search ? . _ Witter-1 Hitched hist at the mason-house, and found epos Dim a forged note for 101. upon the Bask of England. and nothing #O. The Lard Mayor—Thee hi we. getup to p. 7 f r the ex. pommy worth of heel with the forged 101. hots ? Mime My—He wee. is 7 lied. Importer Brett reqeeeted that hie lordship would nehand the prisoner for a week. The Lord Mayor—Certelnly. The meet striet inquiry must be made. tioser, who repeated that be could satisfactorily occount for the posseados of the twee, was wording), remanded. ..---__ The notes produced ermaed,apon comparison with mauls' Book of Busload wise, nil %bey had bets struck off from the setkeotic plat*. A yoses man mood P. C Fisher was committed for trial cm the shuns of having mabenled several smell sums of mosey, the property of Kr. Ildertee, a aokeitor, his ma platy's. TM Lord Kayo. requested that the peeps would acknow ledge the :mists dbl. ins K. B 8., tor the pom-boo. GUILDHALL. The youry woutaa wits was rawa7ded as Monday for et tawyriag to 00111111 it Waldo by taking patrols, sad who Wooed to gin bar awn or addnsr. was Rola platted at the bar... Bbo !Call imitated is rofosiog to gin uy isfonottioo u to Ulnae, Mull& lailetoe odd—When I ofkleroted yet last I tboeubt thee, might be sew Wei is yeer rue tbet neat* is soy judgment Wide you toy ceemokerotsee end Wit of the publis miss; bet The I is. you Is amok • stolid mow referee* eve may outwit a whit or what you ors, 1 ea totally to As desk es se ekes ado.. Tem inn not instant* AO by your Astlasey you will oda seytbieg. for be awls ejeades skill set es w boslaiSsa. I Mil ut let you p until I find out who you are. 1141 sow remand you for a More period, and you shall thew be remanded gain until you bring some of yaw friends forward to take charge of you. You will go back to prison, and have the advantages of the eleplaia of the prison, and I hope you will profit hg his advice, and act In a Chrittiaa manner. The primmer we. then remanded. MARLBOROUGH-STRERT. The Rev. G. L'Hermines, teacher of languages, No. 6, Old Gunner's; appeared before Mr. Bead= on a no mow, fte refusing to maintain an illegitimate child, of whist he was alleged to be the father. The ease has bees several times postpoeed for the produc tion of additional evidence sufficient to eatisfy the magi' trite that the allegation of the mother was corroborated In some " material particulars." Mr. Nadine said that since be had been a magistrate he had never heard a case with greater mention and at greater length than that. It was one of those oases in which the law allowed the woman to affiliate a child twelve months after It was born, and empowered a magistrate to hear corroborative evidence and proof of the payment of money dariag the year. The defendant, it appeared, had shown repeated seta of kindness to the mother, to every one of which hie answer was the same, that they bad bent shown out of elearltabis feelings towards the woons, and from no other motive. The wieners Sayer had, however, sworn to the defendant as being the pen°, who for some months kailedgiage is her house, and lived so the husband of the meribem, peeing under the name of De Roque. The defend eat mlied lie wife to rebut this, but her testimony eotid not oblogosber be rebid on, u her smarted reason for befriending the mother oft ether occasions wee not consistent with probability. Thee there was the material evidence of the *Wee, Catherine Collies, who not only saw the defendant flu tko mother of the child mosey, but maw him visit the mother every week, and go out with the mother into the passage, who returned immediately with mac smy in her hand and paid the rest. In addition to the, it was stated that the defendant made a pudding at the mother's lodgings. Now was that such conduct as was part of a minister's duty ? The defendant having claimed credit for his proceedings ass minister, could it he considered ea an act of lindens to the woman, sr must it not be considered ae something which iadleated an interest in the child, the day being its birthday, rather than a feeling of charity towards the mother? Taking all the circumstances into consideratioo,andwe ighiag them catefelly, he was of opinion that the defendant was the father of the child, and he must make an order an him to pay 2s. 6d., weekly and *apogees. MAE:MESONS. Mr. Jesus W. Howell attended before Mr. Long, to an. ewer • ummoss, allegieg that by false pretences be had obtained mosey (261) from John Bashi:lA Leverets*, w 1 latest to defraud him. Mr. Lewis appeared for the complaisant, and Mr. Her ridtfeer the defendant. h ease WON oat of an thstitation celled " Tbe General liidastry Life and Fire Assurance and Sick Fund Friendly Bodily," for live", sarvivonhips, annuities, endowaseate, loess, &a., sad carrying en basiness at 16, Bucklersbney, City. It May be remembered that use time sine* prospectuses of ale Institution were based, of which Mr. J. W. Howell, the defendant, was represented to be the manager or *Met tam mad Mr. George Crolkshask, the artist, tee chairman. It enrolled amongst he viee-preeidate sad patrons the Earl of tibefiesbury, the Earl of Harrington, and several other noblemen, many of whom have since repudiated say eon mania with it. A week or two sines Mr. Craikehank announced through the newepepers that be wu sot the chairman, whereupon a paper war ensued, in the courts of which it was alleged that he had beim the chaining, but that he had retired. Out of these confuting statement' the present proceedings aroma. Mr. Herring said that some of the witnesses be had summoned on the put of the defendant were absent. One in weedier, Mr. Anthony Peck, of the Times Fire Area 1111101 Casten, was so ill that he could sot leave his loom (a eon of, Mr. Peck was called to prove this.) Oa thus grounds he must ask for a postponement. Mr. Lewis resisted this. He was quite prepared to go on with his use. He bad summoned several noblemen and gentlemen, whose name were down on the prospectus as trustees, but they were not present. He was prepared to go on, with a view to make out a p ri ma facie Cu., end thee to ask for a remand. Mr. Herring urged that whenever readiness such ss that inhibited by the defendant hod been shown to appear to a summon., there was no pretence for bail, which was clearly the object of Mr. Lewis's application. In this ease there was not o shadow of pretence for recisirieg Mr. Low). spin urged that no witnesses could alter the ease. Prospeetusn bad been issued stating that the cowpony was enrolled, and that be was prepared to contend was • false pretence. They said that A, B, C, end D were trustees, and they were not trustees. Mr. Herring said that the word " they" might or might not be appropriately employed. It certainly did not apply to Mr. Howell, the defendant. He bad • complete answer to the allegatioes made, and he should content himself with ukleg fort postpacent . ent. Kr. Long said he had ao elteraative bat to comply with Mr. Herring's wish. aid ace •raiaply adjourned the farther Inquiry until nest Wednesday, at ice o'clock. WESTMINSTER. George Cole, lately a cab driver, and whoa. stated to be • deserter from • regiment of dragociee, and G. orge Brown, also described u • cab driver, were iinaily examined and committed for trial, charged with having on the morning of Tuesday week committed • burglary at the King's Arms tap, New Palacryard, Westmineter. SOUTHWARK. William (Whorls, a respectable looking young man, was charged with obtaining sums of stoney under false pre tences._ . . . . Mr. Charles Smith, s shoemaker, carrying on business et 116, Tooley-street, Southwark, said that the Wainer called upon him on the 220 a of August, stating himself to be col. lector of advertisement' for the South Lonoon Newt, a weekly paper, published sear Newington church, at the same time soliciting his for his ady-rtirement, telling hint that it should he inserted (Jr six months for the ram of liven 'hilltop and sizpe. cr. Witorsa drew up an "deer ; tisement and headed it to the prisoner, agreeing to pay that sum The prisoner tten said" it wasus - usl far ad;e;tisers to pay a deposit, at the same time demanding half-a-crows off the amount. Witness paid it him, and toe 1 risoner laid that the advertisement should appear in the fo'lowing week's paper, and that be would and him a copy. Witness U receiv ed the paper, neither had his ativert'startent tam Inserted on any occasion. He accordingly rttt•etasseed to the proprietor of to. paper, and sound teas be bad been defrauded. Mr. John George &smell', the proprietor of the South' London News, said that he knew the pritonsr as b.ting the party tried at the Surrey Sessions "bout sin menthe ago for &handle g I tradesmen sneer similar cartons. stances. Prisoner was then sentenced to three months' hat d labour. Prior to that the prisoner hod been in his employ. Witness did not anthorite the priacint r to collect advertise. ments or money for him, and he received Mr. Smith's adeetdsemeot, neither had he rot dived tie half crown. Mr. Combs remanded the prisoner fcr a week. MARKETS. COTTON.—Lresimook, Ocr. e. - The market closed very tamely, brat very firmly, sod piano( American are nearly ed. per lb. dearer than on Friday, and other kinds command extreme rates. Ibe sales sehount to 10,000 bales--of which exporters took 1,500 sot speculators 3,000 —including 480 Permit and elsrantuni, at Rid. to Titt.; 000 st did. to 614.; 000 Eastian, at 7d. to 74d.; 1,500 Ourat, at eld. to Std. ; and 160 Sea beat,'. at Ilya. to 164 per le. Ll•ititrOOL, Ocr. 7.—We have seldom known a period when our produce markets peesentrd a more healthy, sound, legitimate appear ance than at the meant moment, and wore a moderate advance In pekes, if not Istertered with by the momy power, war more likely to mew from the position of docks and expected supplies. Ncr does this app'y to • single article only, or we might ray to any one in par ticular, but equally to nearly all the principal imparts. *niter and mums. though 10,000 tem brinier in stock In hood, yet the quan tity In the hands of grocers and refiners is known to be deficlenL pro bably to about en equal extent, whilst for the remainder of the year our *applies premiss to be much sheet of last year, and a continuous emelt to the Continent hatted of an impact from theme of 5,0(0 tone; bit es It wan speculation entirely wallet forced up r t ics hat' ationno, mod se the present stets of the owner market will prevent snob this year, mites may not vary material y either way. Refill eke stereotyped depression in tea seems at last likely to revive relief to some smell extent by reduced shipment. from Coins—Ls only hope. catffee appears in a good positive, panto arty the finer Medic for which there L.•large extort so well tilt hone demand. The none remark &pitiable to nee, el which the aonromption appears incoming at • ratio beyond any ober art lele,whil-t the prefect price is its re. lathe value compared with grain. The damage done to the tut liguctop. as confirmed by the mail just received, 'educing the estim*ted mu tant to 100,140 mounds, warrants a re... Aerate advance in the article in this market. Foot In lit wool reached In our .ale loot week the highest price at which we have ever Mown it sold, my In. 3d. per lb , so tbe very day that the Wink chanced the reed dimetint. And last and most losportint of all, cotton must be considered a. favour able for bottlers, each steamer bezel/re account. of demote to one form or other, which gluiest destroy the hope of • ea spit equal to our requirements. Putt being the pontiun of all our heavy a-ticloi, no sham used be entertained of • comm, crisis, and though bottlers nosy be deprived es the legitimate advance which otherwise might have been obtained, no great depression In prime need be appre hended. But is there not senietbiog wrung in rat' monetary system which gives dimaragement to importers at the very moment when our supplies of raw walneeoftvely hind ore likely to be deficient, and taxes our merchant with a rate of Intetrgt at which ispetationo cannot be tarried ea with moth simply 'rectum the monetary elides on the °asthma are deranged. and ale belanee of imports from China sod the East Indies have to be paid for in the current eon of those riontrieelt—(Pisan T. sad H. Litledale and 03.'. Circular.) • THR LINEN TRADE.—The budeem of the poorest month, ea hr as It has ease, proud= to 14 mush more settee th n that at eeptratert. ewes large ssatrawe for goods hare come to hand by the bet steamer trots the Hetet Mate% and Me whits of Cased* premise a pod tun ewe. The graft of goads bed by Menhirs le rather owes the ball bell seem time me. bet the dillies' et last month, widths put amore at Mimes et the hissibillelie tossed ree•isreltie eterembels• of stook nom Winer. VIII seem Its mikes{ if eared alklisse as It hr Owe he Or lest tow dep. Owls Wiled I. V Iled s stale me men leash lor, red roans kerbs ter Ms Win s a maw ads. Oomplainte ere heard thatlemma al Me Woe tleednerebe os the haste of the Bann a sad deal et stmegmees see seem ass, ham teen mused by the Immtmee Riede of the let by Says 1• one ere a large astater of eg o ens waled by I bi stress, and het Le Remaly metier • greet perdue of the gads vow lam boss totally lost. Els eatairday the ten we el seta at Ballymeme tY use eq.l sa averso Am. Large tailioNlioes la yarns ewe Amid at trU rate.. Plaa.mlllseseetione striteaffiel eat w.th rest oplett him warps at seseiros eember, Mem trebsbei at stesaloom theterbe. ere is trh• dead; the waft up buy leapt up eseend rendre. seises. nee yerisee" all haseleHeise see Is geed Femme. lee mem: the mites at steamy 1.11111.. Wlltb WY at the Beres tal loss %Mitre& dimsest : Mr, I*. to SD. rel. p.r bandle; le lee, ea ltd. to 1v H. our labels; to be, ew ed. to M. 10d. Kg Wade ; 106 be. le. at. to Y. 61. per hued!' ; 140 lea, re. to te. ed. mw handle. Vies m is madame to to oat mot at the Notch mills. As meapered with et balm ire stenel to OM tW 101,01111 tea in saw. Trtotad aM yablbatod by Wtitaaa KIPO Maas, at Na & Liabbeld %vet. la tab City of Loudon. Man, at theoSea la Lambed Oism. wk. pledeisd Wlliatian.—TiowtimT, COMM 9. IBIS domes moult am 125,000 urea Bates are well supported. Top ma. lilies of flee sell et 14a to lee. per Mono; headeoutehed le a needy sel• ate.. to ea; end milled, 7e. to 11a, from oomse to very due.— Beffed Mercury. &1.4-TM mains of the ellk market is thin noticed by Me,sre. Duren sed On. :—" The silk market ha received a severe and Bodin sink sad ester haw glean way without et present pro. := Nit tnieses. The departs,' of the mail on the 10th ultimo left uoyant, end estesemently prices even improved a trig s. _but • few days there we a change. The unloading of the lag MilliZenit sail Pikarrw. Mimed closely by the Overland, lona le a Milted Amend train the Continent, and halite. tits tam an allsagt te Enke linalines by a redaction of 6d. per lb. win mumemnitdong Ire that momeet we have had drooping prism S=Bl= guesrally pretend to meet buyers, but they If Ming n et dlegiceldon to come forward; fortunately for them they Ogg eneswillagly light in stock, both of raw material and mane. entered gess* nx that, with a return of couldence, they are in • rAidagesghen to profit by the altered state of atop, The stock of Y eery small, and the mate may be said of good Chimes thaw% BMW alit shows ntesinally the greatest reduction in Imt • liege portion of this may be attributed to the genital et as late arrivals, being the commencement of that 'Lay red aloe to the feet of the medium qualities haviaig bon Wry jamitad up about a month previoualy—still the funk army ma. Italian silk is scarcely mentioned, the reduced prints cif eging dims tumble it more than ever beyoad the reach of cur Beintheeneett i In Bruns and Persia we have nothing to report. T 66 podoillsii pestle sake are fixed fir the 22nd inst." 00815 L—Basset, Oor. 6.-1 he extremely wet weather we ham ha/ Ma Imt bw days has gamed the wheat to come tor • aid to soft small= ; oda at oar market to day II readily realised la. to 2s. att. rm. 6Ss. to 705.; wltke. 765. Bran, old. 495. to 51s. Bars olls. to Us. Broontottan.Tras, Ocr. 11.—The weather continues eseeedai =favourable for the ingathaing of the crops. To this day's wetted a smsll show of drain. Wheat sold at an drama of la to per qr. on all dry qualities. Damp and inferior alerts may be acted Is. to h. higher. Oats in demand, at full prune. Beans the torn dearer. Imports darts/ the past week:—Wheat, materiee, 1,915 qrs.; foreign, 911. Barley, eastense. MU qrs. CATTLIL-BoMMILL, Oer. L—Trade wee hem taday, the ma. than be uotamorable. Prima ruled es below. beet made Item re. id. to 4a. 10d.; mutton, 7e. It d. to Se.; .eel, le. to 4. lad.; pert. Is. Sal. to to Id. par atone at Slba. Miskiag the MM. HIDES AND MATHER.— Upon to. Melo sad leather Dada. Name. T. J. and T. rowan remark :—' , ,The geasral tame of tits leather trade daring the past month has well sistedid with our flaplesaber aired r. Although the excitement of ties grodura math has Dot Seas stabsitabel, a kir amount of badman has has deli% tug oar Oise anon remiss wetly unaltered. ABS natural mow aims et dr ipirmad prices of the previous two months yew anitylin haw bun brought forward, and the rang la ism la leirsoal Mira. With a small redueLlon in the valate of pas or SAWN lehlab des abroad uswon does test regain. wleast. ha the to4eWi n,dow nab say assammisa Me lam milk and maim minim se Valli haw bun IMAM. Us antanat et baoadm inunand iiihnian time month lea lain hay to an MEW sal mien the We inesetary arrangements of ties Bask liginall daanil dank the usual domed of our ham trade at this area d the yam is well is the activity et oar muds:taros for Nualli immads. a eateries loather trade may be imputed through= 0041&—lonsous. Oor. L—Balee West Hartley, 17s. 9d.; Lai& Hikes W. Harder, lei. 6d. ; New Tindal& 17a. 64. ; WyHm. 17m.14.; Wats Gaslorth, 164. ; Wan, End Heaton, MAL: Wails Ind 3torthmlorload. lan; Walla End &Mall, ; Wal l Boa Whanallift. •; Eden Main Hs. 9d.; Walla End Braddylls. lbs. 14. ; Walls Frieuwellgate, la.. 6d.; Walls End Henan. 19s. 6d. ; Wells lid 18s. NI; Walls End Posiher. Sd.; Walls Oi l tton, len 9d. ; Walla End doutla Hatton, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 19s. 64.; Walla End Ds. 6d. ; Walla End Hartlepool, 19e. 64. ; Walls End littlir 2.l a Hi.. ed.; Walla End Hamrick, leu; Walls End eolith Kel'oe, 19a.; Walla EY Ten. lea. 64.; Walls End Whitworth, lla. Walls End Adelaide Tees Trader, 16.. 9d.; Walls End E,enwo o d, Walls End Woodhouse Close,l7s.; Wayne's Merthyr,23s.34.—Elnpi at market, 34; sold, SO. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mike Mar- Tots!. Tail Lav open. mean. elradise. 1364. 18M. Wok saMag A A A IMMbargb and Clia.gow&pt. rt . 141 5.3/ 6.749 Week soaps Bert l& Caledonian - 1911 6.050 7.509 13.659 11.883 dame Northern.. 183 12,675 14,1 , 99 27,074 27.u84 N. N orth orth Staffor Devon dahlre (11. Ss C.l Week ending Ott. 4. (lark and Bandon V) 174 N 2,43 273 Mega and Ballymena Week ending Oct. 6. Manthater, South Junction, end Anew:hare Ihancheater,lll.l3eld. and Lin- A coinut,lre n. A .. .... . 3.842 6.272 10,114 Ma Hereford . 40 363 661 1644 761 Greet Wed/ern — 0670 2113 Q Loudon and North Western lll37 35.961 82.266 66.24 T 06.415 London and El uth 12.674 4,633 1745 , 7 Bellu , t and County Down 260 44 299 193 Chester and noiskeed SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Moms Queen, }Casale, from Wink to Liverpool, with a cargo of her. rings, struck on the Great Rubio, rept. 27, and broke her boom. She then bore away for Remesy, and, in taking the harbour, struck on the bar, and was driven behird the North Pier, whore the re. wired consider.ble damage, but was got into the harbor ou the 29th, after di...charging part of her cargo.—Liverpool. Oct. 8. Petrel (.chooser), of Fleetwood, fleeketh, bound from Oictsgow to this port,, with a cargo of pig iron, Pen put Into Beausnans with low of bowsprit, jibboosi, topmelt, and foreyard, bow 'tore, &c., having been ran into by a large steamer, one unknown, about 1 miles from the North. West Lightship. The steamer proceeded oh her coarse without renderiag any tesustanx.— Liverpool. Oct. I. LITTIPOOL SNIPS AT PORTION Polll.—Emille, and Espoir, at Ostend ;,peen, and Catherine, at Heivoet; Adnisce, at Perim:Auto; Arab, at Narse ; Setb, at Revel; Europa, at Oonstadt; Alps iri), at Smyrna ; May Wileon, at Fiume ; Frosefort (es), at Napas; Arno Ise), Luisa, and An.ineo at Genoa; I:ustagnot, America ;a 1, Rosalie, at Cecile; Shark , Princes; Royal, at Para •, Beware:Wed Lothian, led Comely, at Rouen; Niger (r.m. es.), at goatocui.. Ramiro eos Lorraroot.—Theria, (non Gibraltar, Sept. 26; William. from Penis, Sept. 22. Karnak (es), from Palermo. Sept. 30 ; Emilie. from Venice, Sept. 29; Tiber (N), from Trieste, Sept. 29; Andel imp from Smyrna, Sept. 27. The Benin, from Africa, to off the port, be'nit towed round from Holy head by the etrant.tog filseer.— Liverpool, Oet.S. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Achit'c•, from London for California. Sept. 5, lit. 14 N., Ion : 27 W. Bit obrini (chip), from London for Calcutt May 30, lat. :4 N., 104 26 W. Ciutzer (her Mt jlety's ship), from Chino, oc'.3, 1at.4'.1 N., lon. 9 W. Ill'Donaltl (barque), Irom London for Quebec, Sept. 14, Lt. 46 N.. lon. 46 W. regy w a romp), from Lm.a... fnr Adclaide, Aug. 30, lat. 11 N., lon. [Advertisement.]— Fifty thousand cures without RlCZicize by Dn Barry -% deli ions Revalents Ambies Food, of indi. potion piyoreneis', flatulency, cemtioation, nerrouo, and liv, r complaint', debility, rough, aoihma, champ pion, Sze. Care No. 71, of dyspepsia, from the Right lion. the Lord Stuart de Deck= "I hare delimit conoideratie boss fit from Du Barry's Rem:eat& Arabic& Food, and consider it dim to y dune,. s and the pubic to an. thorise the publiea'ion of these line. :"TUSIT DR Dana." Cora No. 49,' plop' indescribable agony trom e! 'penile. nervourumo, solbsou. °Loeb, constipation ' &Potency. !mourn, tick. ems at the stomach and vornitirg, hare be en /moved by Du Corry's exottient food.. MARIA JOLLY, Northam Lang, RCM' Diss, Nortolk.* Cure 52,612. " llosotreror. County of Down. Ireland. Dec. A. 1854: The Dowager Counter of Costlestuart leels mooted, la the coterie{ of ouffering humanity, to state 1154 DU Curry's excellent Revs. lento Aruba= Food has cured her, alter all mestehmo had filled, of Indigestion, bile, Brest Iitt•OUTRe•R and irritabl.ity of many years. otandingt. This food deserves the confidence of all sutterers, and ma ; be amok/mod a real blersing. Inoptirien will be cheerfully answered. "up/lured by testimonial. from the celebrated protessors 01 cliemisky. Dr. Ar.nrcw Coe, rhaland, Dr. Beryl y, °M3. her. ^r, Winner. 'is. tog r -mart de Noes, the Dowager Lountem of Cootleotuart, Bator oenera, !WADS. Ale& and mall) other reepreable peones whoop health hut Peon rembred by It after all other ,e eon. of core had Idled. in canisters, 51b, l 10. ; 121 b. 225. Super.reflned, Mb, 21o.; 10th, 330. the 10th and ILO carriage free, on receipt of po,t.offiec ceder. Barry Du Barey and Co., 77. Regent-street, London. Fortraim, 11 Ron, and Co., purveyors toiler Momoty, riccedily. Also at .0, Urseeettureb street; 330 and 451. "trend; 4, t heapsiee; 68, Cornhill; 19, Itishoperate.street 611. Ctiaring.trosa ;34 tipper Baker-street; 63 and 130, Oxford-street. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BAIVIIIANI.—eet. 6. at IP_ of Yr. J. B. tfarsham, of • daughter. CRINCKSIIANK.—Oet. 4, at kslisbagh, Mrs. A. Cru.ek- tank, of the wits a ace. ELLIOT.—Oct. 1, at Knort.hill, Pydrettura, the wife of M.pr E. 6. Want, Beugal Army. el a gatiget.r. PEN WICK.- Oct. 6, at Itutlaed.gate, Hyde-park, the wife of C. R• Peewick. Egq.. of • daughter. MALE.—Oct„ 5, at Tuehridge.was, the wife cf Dr. nal% of a daughter. PALM ER.—Oet. 5, at Mount hattford, Pieter, the wife of Assistant. Commi•.ary•Gent TY: C. Painter, of a sae. PARKER—Oct. 4, at Deroeport, the wife of Capt. Sir W. Parker. Patt., of a daughter. TUTPOIID.—Out. 5, at Parses, gurney, the wiled W. T. Tesfoid Mug., of a son. MARRIAGES. DATI6—fIURST.—Get. 4, at Wept Hackney, !bury Whee eon N. Div°, Eeq., of Cb.ehunt, Ilerte. to Matilda Mary, daughter W. Munk keg , of Turret Ilium, Kangehn I. ORIPPITII—PORTER.—net. 4, at Wrothwu, Kent, by the Rev P. T. (fugal, T. 11. wealth, Esq.. o 1 Laytonstone-rord. Ewes, to Raab Anue, daughter of tae late R. Porter, hag., of Maidstone. JACKSON—BAKER.—tot. 6, at Arthur-street Chapel, Waiworth. by the Rev. J. George, C E. Jackson, Esq., of Duuglap, life of Mang to Phebe, daughter of T. N. Baker, Esq., of Walworth. MILL ER—B IMILTON.—Oct. 4, at Bt. George's Dubin, by OA H. m and Be,. W. B. Blackwood, the Ben. A. Miller. to Caroline* daughter of the tau R Plamiltos, Eay., of CloasiDs, DEATHS. BETIIIILL.—Oat. 6, A. Ab;tbe11,F.7,,., of the Admiralty, Eastersit Hai" aged la. . _ ATKINS4I.—Oet. 5, at Cheltenham, Anne, relict of J. Atkinson. Faq., late of Maple Hayes, btaffordihire.; BEAUCIIIAMB.—Oet. 6, at Upton-place, near Stratford, Buena, H. J. Beauctaarap, faq., late of Calcutta. BLAKL—Ost. 5, at Stauntou.park, Herefordshire. Isbell• Louisa Mina. daughter of J. B. Mate, Etel , of Taunton House, Bury St. [dames, seed a 2. °ABSEIL—Oak 4, at Lower Mount-atria; DubLa, J. Gabbed, Esq.• aeirl 01813ENS.—Oet. I. Elisabeth. wife of Mr. E. Gibber, jou. of Ebbe* Rent. le • of Thaset, aged 45. BBADFORTH.—OH. 6. at Mee, near Oxford, Elite, wi'e of the taw T. Shadlarth, WA., Tutor of University College, Orford. TILL — Oat. it, et Rorstras.•lll44, Kentingtoo. Elisabeth, widow O t the Ishii. Req. I 1 l i