The Express. — London, England, 1856-11-01 00:00:00

r • • • 7, '?! I I THE TIPPERARY BANIL-A COMPROMISE. ---- -- - -- - DUBLIN, Ocr. 31. 'rhe conkreoce between the delegates of the cre ditors of the Tipperaty Joint Stock Bank and the of manager and principal oontributories, was held yesterday at the official manager's At*, 17, Lower Ormond-quay, and the important result has. been already communicated to you by magnetic tele graph. The object of the meeting was to urvertigate the affairs of the back, the circumstances of the coon- tributories, and other matters involved in the present state of the question, so as to come to a satisfactory coselleima as to whet heri or not %compromise between the shareholders and the depositors was desirable and maid be effected. The proceedings wore strictly private, het the result his been officially asaosseed, sad the following details are added in the Froemearis Anneal: --- The macadam of delegates was fa. Ckethael aloes bets; 'Lamprey elated. Leal limitaeremb. tie tweditor of the Ti pperary IWO* vadat • kffrd= of the eastribittories sttestied, wi* ask ef~riee. esd produced sack dada, decemeate, pep* ••., is were calculated to exhibit the state of their !waive properties. The Oficial manger having made aOA instsmoet of the affairs of the bask, this dominate of emperel of the mufti butoriee were exualuid. Amass the shareholders pawns were Mown. James sod Vieesat Scully. The propsitioin of eons of the sharehelden were Neeptatl ; thaws of others were rejected. Of the Bet on se the terms of the impaled sat essepiedi semagemsele me OM ignorant; but we eadarobial time h geed seem he eatertstaieg the bate( that de dedbmillms el the deleistos will result se the amnesties et a leelfeelable eielsfeston to all parties. The following was the principal reeohatke adopted at the steeling : That having board the @Utmost of the add 111111ipf, and the szplasstioaa sad citron made by the amdsheeerise and alleged sestribstorio; wile it void be hr the tourist sad benefit of the medium ass $ magesemin should be altered tato with the etualdbaherias sad shoed eoaireiltatorise, mad that Ice*, purpem et eamytni eines into .feat, sad compieUng dm le aseasnary tee the purpose, this =them do silmursai toThays• day, the 6th lionnber, at twelve Weis* i am* that it earneetly recommended to the credits's ales da flea all Mislaid°, which, under the eirewittaases, moat pave taju rleaa to their laureate. SPOR7ING. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. _7IIDAY. BAR - MCAT PLATS of 10050v57,944 Sir-side mad upwards. D.I. (2 moles 119 yards.) M. Citedlis's lily by Aim oat at Dsventay, Tr., Sit IL))( M. T. rimer% Loft • MA nb .....(1111biribree Caledie Use* I yrs, est BissyrsTs Ns. J. Mit ftribus/. re. ...... (Szoirds• 4 Tber ineperear .Is. no :—Gamekeeper, Bon on, Ike" Weiessikwier 141 Rosa, Teo Kiddy, Cosody. Tow . raps& ornoNAL Sm.'s° PLATE of ear. T.Y.C. (3 fluidly 140 Isrds ) ▪ Tbouss 6 s Otol Melt loss. by Robert is Garbasa, (SOL). est Sib . MAW 1 Lard )iblessisbes lielass, I yrs (SO).), rot Mb .. (fortbso) K 2. !gross Ussapsolut. yrs (114), rot ..... (Prise) The lelloineir also sea : derroadsr, Desdidddio Cycler. Tarok, Perfooss. SW ......... tol 10 essr. *sob; 2-yr-olds, 7st; thdt% It 1110. TO. Inoue, to N rold for 300 poss. desosslldt de. Yttst hat of db. Y. (3 &sloop 216 yards.) (9 maw) • B. Tbstlems's theme Clicgoot. by larruidy • ;41 1 Kr. 0. Drsoo's lord lesistro. yr. _ (List Tend?) Thptain CitricWs esonaamio As Ca e followlep also rats analory, Barbirity, oh a by' fttalts—Olathr Kitty, Poly, Newrat, Vesture. ANDICAP SINZIPSTALIS of 15 eon reek, 10 ft, for 8 yr.l ads sod upwards. D M. (7 furlongs 201 yards.) (12 subs.) Captain Missies Klard, by Tearaway, 3 yrs, la ..(T. CUM 1 I Iced Clad'.'. leant. 4 yrs, let 1010 (A. Boy) 1 Mr. Barber's MIN fisrlaway, 3 yrs, ht pales) I TM following also res :—Poscher, &Matas, Petri Flak Alms. ewe; Lemiegtes, De Dinkel. FIDST CLAsa—Ts.. N MUMS? STAMM/ of 25 sow. sash. DM. (7 furless 201 yards) (16 sobs.) Mr. T. Pares M.D., by The Cart. sit Mb (Well.) Lord Aogioory`s florortort, 7st 41b 3 Osborne% Gass Part, lit Mt ( ) The following else roe :—Dauble Olmar, oetldsal, Slattern, Mold of Athens, Potpies Toss, Illy by Orlando eat of Farasor's Damtkter, Yorkshireman, filly by Tb. Cart out of Jewess, Paola Matti, Leo, Moose, Oaberlsasie, and Admiral Lyose. HANDICAP Bwaarseadia of 20 sore. gosh, sod only 6 ft, If desisted, to., to p to the owner of tbesecoad horse, d:O.. for 8 yr.olds sad upwards. T.Y.C. (6 lathy's 140 yards.) (17 sobs.) Mr. MaiMs's Breese, by storm, 3 ps, 7t 11Ib (secrodea) lir.Cbasoben's Ally, by Pootatool, tot of Alooraans 6m s y let tub _ (T. PorNbal Mr. HollariVo Tyro, 3 Tro„lst 1110 . (Wllborforor 3 Itr.Crprlaad's it. Madan, 3 yrs, Tot llb (Crsorwell 4 The tollowiag also pa :—Cotswold, Bishop of Osnabargb, British Rossedy, ir by Birds:stein r oat of Saw Lovell. )lATCN. T.Y.C. (6 furlongs 140 yards.) 600, b ft. Lad andleetw's loos Scabeur, by Tosebstembilla ame flb ( ts) 1 Lard Glespres fby Birds/Asher, out of M 1 • Whip. la 4ft (alftroft) Betties : 2tol on Rosa Bothser. Woo by twoloopbs. (Simon Chaos) The NVISTAT STANT of 26 smamei. D.M. (7 ferlooss Aft yards). (ISout* ) Mr.,. ftetwares mongrel. by Tb• Cam ra lett (Bearport) 1 Mr. J. enby's flu., tot 7.b ..... -..... ... (Withlootoo) I The following a:eo raa :—Rossedy, Isperiesso, • by Orlando cat of Ma Mit, Chiliads, Bark Timmy, Fright Commoios, a by Surplice out of Clarissa, el ey 61; Tifton Sykes out of Oreille, Silknote, Roulade, ftakoskra. Bvsissesiss of 10 mom each, for Byr obla sod swards. TM winner to be sold for 400 ems., it detaaadod, Lot hullo( i t 1 .141. 4 ferkregr 217 mar). _(11 sobs.) Mr. Messt Job a b lMr. y " lam. 4 rm. im 413 ;. 4041 re l4 r T. ZMI I INUTOIr 1 3 b msst T. Mallberii Miry Ow. 3 ' , IA Ist 5ia......... r .....ftf00dan 4 Lad 421111esfe Jade. 4 PM 443 W i = Mn. ONO' Wears; 3 yrs, hall& SINIMPOTATIM of 10 sows. slab or 2-yeoldr. Colts, Bst 7110; SUM. Sot lib. The Illasor to be sold for 60 sawn, if druseeded, Ite. Feet ball .4 Ab. M. (3 (soloed. 217 . _ _ yard.) (111 .04.) Mr. W. Ogee Spiry b Wank; tat 310 (Mal 1 Mr. 110414,1884 Jib (Char ter I Mr. Q. Tbespost os, Sot lib (Wady $ Tao 1b1161,0* obto ma s —The Abbot, Catty 011beee, Is rphrodoe. wed Ompublis. Streammozzo of II srus. ow% foe 3-yr•olda. Colts, 8.1 lab ; Iklies.ll4% 40. The 'Hasa to be sad for 60 s o n U 44asibbst, M. TX C. (5 forksas 10 min). (4 nibs.) Dube isilimr• alsorr, by lye, la :lb 7 , Mr.regeralo o=o4 , IR et • •••• . -•••••••-•« tabl"" I Mr. IfamMMitli Olin 041444 r, Mt 111 --Annum 3 Mr. Um% Its‘A, lot 411, ..(Talimer 4 WITTING AT MANCHEETER.—Fart NURSERY STARES, NEWMARKET 6 to 2 opt K D. ( ) • 4 to 1 reeptog Tom (,) 6 to 1 Fumor's Downer (1 8 to 1 Game Poliet (i) 8 to 1 Somerset (t) 3 to 1 PeattBeal (I) SECOND CLASS NURSERY. 7 to 2 yet lnporieue 4 7 le to 1 2 Ella Mongrel (I) (i Net a bet laid ea the ) Liverpool mate. THB INCOME TAX. to vas =MIL OP Tit =PRIM Sta,—l shall fool obliged to you by the Worded of the followleg statement lam by trod* as operativo segisett, at wages of 395. pot *ea ; I am sow isossurated is tb,a above gaol for the nos-payment of biome tax arida; from the premeds of ever time, the mine helms not optimal, through the pressor* of businmeoesselonsd by the late war. lam a married assi with a family of three children. My wife is im lairs se to require the areistaem of a medial ass, as also the eons:eat attendance of • final*, bavisg bo■ for the last e'obt years stricken with Wisdom, sad etherwfas aff.cted; I kayo also to Dapper% an aged hther, SO years of age, who is Welly instate to obtain his living, coassquently. I am compelled to pay a yearly vestal of 204. ; added to which, the high pries of provisiess of lists has wholly absorbed my 'tramp. Uader shoo camomile...me I am druggd from my home add fewilY. delmvsel fr 113 Y liberty, and thereby promoted memisiag my labour sad abilities for the support of myself and family. I Pomo time ago wrote a statameat of the facts to the Chaim:snot of the Ecchogase, who iodised my letter to the Beard of Inland Remelts. I remind an asawae hcm that beard to the effect that I was to appeal to the heal semmissioaen, which I did, sad they mimed to eatertela it. I the., with 'then, waited ea oar respired member he the boreagh of Lambeth, Mr. Williams, at the HOW* of Cm. mom, to whom we espl deed the nature if oar Nohnies, sad the great hardship arising therefrom, whoa that radiates sympathised with a,. and pronistd to No the Cloosollos of the Eacheqam on the subject ; mad his reply wee es the situ that goverment saver intended the tax to Waft pre ceriou famines such se ours, bat that It had crept kb—these were his weed,. This Wei my case, I trust, Nimes the publicity of year puree!, that some steps may be takes to ft. move this Miquitoes as sad oppressiert from the Walden' workiag @Lassa of entety.—l ea, Be., ROBERT WINTRR, Esgiaser, 9, Betleepetiost, Lambs*. Late Intelligetut. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Ocr. 31. Rllw AT MO PUNS al LORDOI BOOM 111. !MITT WILLA& !LIT O. EASTON AND £NOTM.-1111.10VIDOIXT 11Is so as sodas to removor dosages In os slaved torisessoset d theyisioillro yobs% its as Issroommost la iselettapi pew. NW to=te lel Mood kr ITN at the sinless alto lost Seca Os UM lames, *we was eat thee to try t to d Yit hMdtiy sosispol to sit to tor the repassd d 11, se is to psymt asY dolaY in tale., lb* ohisies of heath A sroW wY im atomises., bet thole surd= loos dirreppi I* It basin boos spoil that his toriettip Audi lOW the sass without *Ms asaistease. Yr. Collin sad Mr. Mose appeared toes Samoa; aid Mr. Hawks, Mr. libsiorni, awl Nasesq fie the daradkte. The pekelpel Mpriwaseat ackeed k tM *kW* palest was a took of the warm le mar IM wheel of the mak at bee side of I, width mum the cambia* to work w i l a tlt t asi freeden. The pups SSW plallsed of es ea twe made spout the mama prple as hark% pump wilds was *Whited at Os Gnat taillis SyMpask. Miami* wawa« the pert of the &Mints to kw that the pWstirh i s.. was ostbew, the male priaelple hook. Mk /Maki Wm I bet It was eel desied that the bookish wee geoid. His Lev/W.. at Ihe ekes of IM ley, &reeled a maid is be metered be Os Misdeals ipso the material hew% bat gave the *kir kik to moo the kart to outer a verdict for hibedf Jut 651., the alsoaat of damage width had Mk proved. 7RNTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—Ocr. 31. MOBS It& )setts MS US 'MUM. Ninny. OgISS Dean* 11, era fathead for falasiotaly Nitta, sad wossillag Edward Bona, with latest to wader him, et to do bier MIS grievous bodily bans. Mr. Bodkia end Mr. Cork conducted the proessatios ; the passer was &shaded by Mt. 80b!..... no Mad this Sash IMO arsd very nutty is the gillsta, It will he reosi that the pitman was • sashaso N lapriesaarat is the Model Pastimival• tad AM tio prosnowilor woo awarder Is the raw eshallillnuats sal Mil dime ef the slats Is which tin primer MiempeL Ms MI eiseeisa, it meld I seem to ripest the "Mow ter semis set et inesherdisetim, and thi, se dee% mismnitsd hr s rest deal, sad ea W pewroiler Vie hie his sell. he 'oddest/ stasis. hies sod tabbed him to We &welder with a knife, MOM he *pp and to have exprsaly &sepses& at the prom The welted billeted epos the pressenter was ef SUOMI elarester, sad whet do whams wmild Set he me la bopetees state, he ,salad that It Ins a good job, sad he hoped the mead Me." The Joey howl the peisner away of wosading with Wiese is de= bobby heist. Sestosee Williws Goyim 211, was plait& at the bar to mower a sermon lipsiltise, whit& Wiwi that coo Elizabeth easier lied felswistiely Med sad wurdend Woolf, sad Ilmat Ihe rimer MG tabwiseely 'neatened, sue, end Moiled Mr le omit Met elbsom TM primer me ales tempi spot ea iadieftest sfS W wessiembeee ef IM desesesd. Mr. lays wowed Mr the preseestisejlM. BMW% Mr. Meow. owl Ile.,Merse defeated the Mr. MOM the eats cesinsessiddrWead the wt, B e= Set hie lettiMp wee mere ism the tbell Me Gimp wie inskered mist Mrearastanom as 4 he sehmiteed that his ieiwii eight to mate whaler M said to mem& es the amp ef sierdm or MO emedwagliter. • Ku Juana Mile mid to wee of midis Mit It was •M visible for the min it to lakoa, sad Mr. Payne Om esid he was of opiate Met the pupa= of Attlee woeM he tally meowed by his proosidiag WIM the Marge of meMelasghter. The charge modem the primer wee wade miter may missal Mammals's,. The demesol wee the wife of the primmer ' and they had tee lellersa. sad spasm& to live lappily together; bat It appoored that the dosimead was tali maims sot to ham my imam la her teallp d All that tie had of her own eateM persisted sad takes of psis% with a vies to gemiest melt so emoreme. It appossei that is the Mmasag ef Owsier the dessesed hoed eft was is the silly way, awl was desine• that I tar Wien& shoal ponime sews sulphate el cr . : . Ism iit is et Mt refused te de so. At amod that lis dld pashas two oeseta li nsi agraillat Illealisd to, sad Oars woo ao doubt that the trims look the tower parties el It, sad her ins Sb nails. Them was as *vanes te show that Me wee protest was tie 011111191111 mbar woo also ry is tk ull e er dsoestsd, aid die set appeared te bete boa SNIP entirely of her own seawd, sad it was am that the pi llow had sot tho least idea of Übe fad emessessees that wan Maly to melt Item he resent. At lie Wool el the ems foe tin pesesseds• Ids. Bahia to oineral tositalsa *footless to the brilislassa L sat he Sillemeled that If the promster wee guilty el emy Mem et ILO was that of Wag aceesiory to the wins of nowler. sod OW, bossmseh oo the primer was sot preyed to have Imes pewit Won"' peistoeue salter ma takes, he sushi MO be onnoillad ni unminisbler. 16.5mi1150 Ws nil OM moo arm undoubtedly Ise GI Poe Pedlikolly. one as introssded with dilkalliss ma el law sad het, of be should °mealy raw, the pastas at law toe further masideratios. The jary eventually nlassal • special /Idiot. by Midi May sapveatid their oasis, that the passage was mood te have purchased sulphite ef petals tee OM pupae of shies it to his wife to peones ablation, aka was bet dud' woo osossiosed by bar taking • parties if the swiplaile of paters plan to her, bet tag sell they were el minims that the prissier wee sot preyed to have beta pressmiallho the poises wa alma Mr. Jesters El* spy this dolling, directed • rooldold saaasheaghter te ha reseeded, bat he at the smog line Illea plied t, sod said he should take the .salsa Coen ef Crlmisal Appeal spat the poiats of law that bad barn seised. The priaoser, opts du appliestica of Mr. Whitt, was showed to be at large epos bail, wail the Ambles el the overt is solo kaow.a. The follow's, peleasste won bonlibt np fookdrownit : Ball Lewis, 17, lad Soloyb ANN, _W. Ilb• hug pisses[ Medlin pas lelies newsy, wawa nnisooll bobs bar la pail smalOnd• is het Item /Wag JIM. 39► the teems of • ressivieg Mum wed het pisebed gay Is s similar otiose, wee eastossei Is is yew ad the sow peallimat 3•16 Poollk ilk wb• pleaded galty to a thugs alral- W=Mseilles Dank, is which he woo employed SI INIMOMIIIe also matte isyrnanniine and NAM Owns, Illoadard, wino woo inevistel of olloolos tarynd Doak et ingisad antes, woo sentasani In do rare posalmidonda. William belt Haidwleks. spoon of very oppoloanol. domodlod as alafaxe. sod Hwy 11111• Reilli at see baud Ow Issibe sad Miring as wisp the MAIL% 44 -.. wish Wow Wilma it dogma s. awl Ma at" maim 11 praperatios ; intj•••• yea epaddly Mimi with Mr. P. B. Lewis pri••••• and Mt. Metcalfe sip pawed forAtowsil. Imonolloavald &A* posmosnloo, la_ manias Obi aft NM SO Is seemed Ms ono dell sod oismlommit qi n dis crime of hem lb=yoranp: ever t le the motive of • awn of Poem sad the art MI exhibited by the ped• awe nu of tbe worlelsormilrrylds4. It appeased wedthe Nmanompill of Oka pon•ai year a UMW Terser. she Milo is Ma lassaqsam look picket-book, width isolibid • Meek elutes wid sims letters, sad shortly efounnolo dim primer Anemia sold at hi °llse sad leetreotal his to asks as spoliation to a anon sued Bart, Sir a debt al MA spa a I otr wMdt ha practiced. Mr. Terser writs sosordiagly to tho Mina kediadoil, and a low dye shays/de • meager oellel and pail tin mime abined. and also 6.. Id. *a Oho Mtg. The NON N Mk preesedlsg evideetly woo te Aide the ginatom ef Mr. Terser to a theses, but at di swedes the parties were foiled, fir whoa AIMi ailed for his mossy, there happened Si Is iamb is the Alm to pay the useest, es that se drone wee aassesary. Very soot afterward% however, Medi ereat to Mr. Terser's ease with mother I 0 IF to. Yin 6d., ad again the wen preeeediag sae takes at hi, ammo, a letter Ins wilts', sad very shortly tho was paid, sod the Wm Attsell :salved • obegiss ".ll l forged oboes' is the same of Mr. Turner was tbs. doom lap tot 1011 7.. to., and • loses matt who bad ado:MINI for a situation was employed by • Wen, so dealt, in fedoras, with the prisoaers, age to the beakers to yroaent 1 it, and the prisoner liardwieke was la the beak at the doe ba strived, ior the purpose, no doubt, of swag if all woe right, and he made sore isquisise of the sleek M when Ms Shags' was prmested, with the °Wan .1 als•ollei tesuos, ad W dirk paid the Amu In AO esewsim geld. The prisosers' sent twat preseedlass good the mill artful Monster. The mode they adogood to got of W 601. sots "as this. The wife d Me primer listrittiek• west to the Temple bar haute of the Moho Beak of London, ad esprawd • desire to transmit the sun of 201. to • Mr. 'Valued Gainey, at lisaiburp. avid the money oat Sam, sod she visa told that the Hamburg agent of the bask woeld be advisid to pay the insist te Mr. Ouse, epos his applying for it. Very tom afterwards both primate nude their appearance at to• beakers at Bamberg, sail Hsrdwielm represested his same to be Gamey claimed the 901., and takieg advantage of the istrod;alMi thee afforded thaw, they asked ter cheap fee Berk el plead soles, sad obtained geld kr the whole of es th igit SOL sotto that were the paha of the fared she. By this proseediog all ales to W seams of tho forgery was datroytd, sad the primers melt probably keys soaped Mettles, se far oo Ms sus we. NS iefe&l, bet fee their isbeetbeat extreerdisey pesseedises. It mowed that Is W meets of floptentos hoth the - en Isola their sponnass et Yeraostb, Lmlwicks reprasatiag his same to bo Ralph, sad that in woo • mad forano, ilea( a colour to this Neel by opening as memat wit is. er two Woks, end WM. ol sew ral awes, whisilha loaid he by ft poidisp. sat W ether prima ft by Obi moo of A/Mod. Sbo ow mem of poweibi Ire @Opel et THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, lB6l. Yarmouth"' ga s i o c u C eei b nAL . plasm owl them is se Mis and pan them intswodeme to waits to poem la Lona 1 fee debts that be allipeale be awe le noon la nosy m enage tho messy was la dm Mein giaileled. The pri mroses did aes emend. howewor 4m4AMlag a single lee r/TT. for It haepeamt simalarly same Mas the three pa wr who had bola applied to. binlied ID Ist ri V is ti s f us t oldest, sad Me elearesnmee of the elfin that bad w att sae le Om by Minel bong miatissed, envision ens Man, mid ahoy iiiiiminisiled with Mr. Mills.., the seatitai to the DM ber Aeseekeke, sad he at ems proseeded to Yuma*, Ml as libasikein me diseeemed. o no w wen tam IMs misedy. Upea essaakbeg no et Anton eaten meg den meats Ines lemek Ms obese be bad Inas ia the treesenss, an ea esarobiag the hems essepled by the ether prknor„ there wen Inn • Vag ambegasr blllos rev eler l. 4. an papers than left as dealt of kis bang the spout Is the pin of frond that had besa se sad eztanirely seeded on. lath 3 eeinasel for the penmen at the dose of the Noe mid they Mt It would be bspelses to endeavour to emus them from • novistiom and tan bey, without my summing up of Mean by _ the keen( Judge, retained a mast el Ortfly veins, Mgelemele. Me. Beak leleeseM no met OM We we mother ledielosse wire Ile plum lleMukke be Neje, se to a bill of menage for 11:01, and be - 11 M as = l er i btalned the moan that the clerk at the ban had Ho men is hie hand to pay them, when the lawmen of In amettat induced him to look at the sweeptanos a second dem more closely, and he Mown it to mother clerk, and the forgery was detected. This prisoner was alto proved to have boa formerly em ulated, and retuned to seven years' trassportalioa. Beateme wee deferred. Nrivi COURT. MOM MIL WWII mans. Isms Williams sod Willem Oath= lianas in bend fora burglary badinilluthesse M • named Rowlett, at Deist's, ea Meeern het. Ib. midge presented sad Mr. Debions breaded Oman, who it will be ritsollethed was taken is custody outside the police-court whilst William was there for ezensteatho. Williams sow pleaded guilty, sad a nest perfect alibi wee estabbised hr Nurses, who we. wholly unknown to the ether primer, and is a pang man et very good theratter. The hots have already appeared twin this week la the polies reports. The boy intently deguitleil Osman. Winans mid that he bad as Wood= of injuring the preseenter oath he seised him sad would oet let hi. go. Ur. Bass Muth, in peeing senteste, said the pablie moot he peatested from Ink monstrous mange. se nom, skald pass the severest entente the law aUe mid kin. whisk WY that he be tressported for 16 years, sad ter=le Wsot the power to outmost kin for lb. was thsa removed trona the bar crying, sod eieethadag "Murder." Thomas Clark, 26, and Joan Dandlao, 99, both =arias store isolon, wen =dieted lee lieloolthely neeiviag a (mu tat, tit maps, globes, sod lons% the property of Janes W i l t Mintier pesessoted ; Mr. W. Cooper brooded Heradise; sad Mr. Onto, Club. The settd the Ow, which essuelei the nut until very lads Y Maven ink were tkes•-11pes the 22nd of August, the giussaths% villo is the walkaway' mapmeller la the &nisi, Ys hews burglaries* entered, sad a lugs amount et gosperip min IJpes the 9th et September the pekoe wen - to be bog et Clank, is Dolby-street, fit. Gtlees, whereby held parted tbs now% sons of whisk Clarke. wits Chet toss nes taken late nod, what sudsy ossood, a podia of lb. Ins mat leek to abs patens, Son a moivlwg =it St. Joba'rwood. Imp*" Kaallmaa* vire leagued that the property had boss new 1111•111414 Is.. Clark's la a eon with Me seen of IlsooMo• ova It. This was said ss ha upon the 16th et September. The polio, An west to Herniae% shop, Deekbesd, bet could sot discover soy et the reperty. Two wines's, swore that Daradisms was the ass whom they had seen epos the 16M, at about half pest tea is the =eyeing. ' Far the &hose d Haradioe, it was tadtmatably shown that he was at hams at Deekittad at that time, neither had he a hone sett ant. Mr. Born Mania stopped tlot ass *sabot Hasidim, who left the dock, sad the jag final Clark Ossiky. batman delerreL THIRD COURT. 1111:110•2 TZI 1110011243. George Idioms, 41, raster, WMfama Holloway, 28, labourer, and Chaska Hopkins, 18, labourer were indicted for conspiring to deltoid, and steatite; iron Holman sad George Ballot the emu of 2.. sad 21. 6d. Mr. Lilley peoesested, sad Mr. J. U. Lewis append for Jobasos. The fraud committed by the prisoners was a tome whet simpler sad very Inspeideet one. They had punt ulna the metals. of the 3.6 of Nisbet to the Chios Hell public-home, Rederthithe, sad galling for toms hien. &title, &adored a severe** la permit. Having received the change, am of the prisoners managed to take part of tbat Masse, sad than complained that it had net bcen &erectly glees, sad is two isetsaret by MI. trick ammeded lb obtaining the rams eased, which were given to that, met Mom the envied= dist wets. change had bees One s bat rote the fear of a distuhance, the priapism gel. into those pulite-bows where women wen alone is the bar. Mr. Leftwich. of the China Hall, whose hens. they first went tato, followed them Into no less than eight public. house. before be gave tins into custody. Mr. Lewis tabled an °bleeder to the tadlctreat, the film pines& net being the Fraud epos whisk the money woe gives, that pretence not bra.. credited. The jury found the pigswill. Quaky, and The Recorder, atter some dieeirioa. ore:ruled the objee. Roe and sentenced Johnson end Holloway to 16 months' hap;lsonmeet, and Hopkins to three menthe. Charles realkner, who was yesterday convicted of having received a quantity of smethyste end other articles, the prop'', et Mr. Willis, a waif °tiring jeweller, la Cktkeowell, was brought op for &atones. The Recorder said that the offence of whisk the primes, bad town (mad Faulty was a very bed me. He had been in the employment of the presenter, sad tang &demote.. , el the kaowndge he bad acquited el Ws ptomaine, aid tbe property kept there, bed glom lahemation which led to the tableau. Bet for some cdremensams connoted with the 'sae, he should have pared a matento of six yews' penal mtvitade • ea it was, be Amid order him to be kept in peas' stmtade for baryon. FOURTH COURT. IBMS 111 ONINSIN 4:111WIT. Timms Prerman,l9, clerk, a geatlentealy4eoking Towns meat, pleaded guilty to sevenl ladietments to 'Adria, forged olden foe the paymeat of money, knowing theme to be 'o at * Payee, who appeared for the prieeimr, mid that the eirenmetaame attending this gam were very pendia, sad very sad. As fir Is the remelts were mem earned, the samosa% of the primers' frauds wets trivial, and ail of the UMW ehirseter. He wu of a e st r zasetalde family, who bed entailed hies to a artitt, sad the 'bogus be mad charged with hobo sewed were ersee old axes, whisk ho bad head ea bb nolo% oss of whine he filled up for 71. 7.. sad stiored to lb toilet is payneat of • hill of IL; sad =Ober Ma mobs own be ennead omit for, esd wMi mad let ho pal a bpsumksge someast. The prison onset to say wog, awl the wily ranee he (lir. Pose) sold offer was not prissor's snag wm slued. He hem by some time put Masa it bete his heed that he had a talent fee fro sad to It bison had studied so hod at night, = odds, darlag the day, that hie family Omagh% that be maul go sod. After the sessabeits of this Oleos be bad gess luso the matey *oohing, and wee tam late emetody at Lewes elistwllswlsg that aneatits. dials his nen armies Is ample be bed wines • let, to s lady te who. be OM leeigell, sad is it be ono so referesse to the odd= In led pissed himself is, but earnestly entreated that lie ws lady void asset bin espies of be rain eine Wos loyss ilesiety. Thu father One primer, who hoe the appearesso of • disootiss oisister, sold that the prison lint satertained des idea Oat be was dentised to prima le Jest ism, riser wilts his easasen bid home sons andorsage. lie wend ate imp all sight reading. The peso lady abided to was monad, and stated that tbs poinsor apes so amain was prosaing, whoa he got SO 11181•111111 sad made sub swop masenests that eon* one sin bed to getsp and IWO the MEM des his line bad tell bin he wolf go nod. He bed hoe • teacher et a .*.d. A book of assess ad nii= „ peons writhes by tinegolossor sue bola to to tin Tb. Osseo &dens said that Ibis ewe, although a unsionny so, was set that of • 001111.111 till forgery. Th• prism/ thoont be sheen become • gnat person by teach• lag esilahn witlese ye t knowing Is lest netinmeta of ulnae. (sea amino eould not be ;meted ever lightly, sad ht Assn assaross bin to sir se =the' Megrim:emit la a eon poseratesi by Mr. Otmdge, sad defended by Mr. Payne and Mr. Shupe, whom three mem, aimed Horne ' HA, sad Carter. were mavieted of • burglary, a r man naseed Thaw Hobson wee called to give Horse a ammeter, wins it tasted oat that be was swans of his haying bees peonenaly esavieted. Tie Comma linjeant immediately ordered the fellow • foto eattady sad senteused Hors, to sl s pan' puma aorvi•sde, &rug to four years', and Hall to au peat's isprisosneet. t • ,4 (U . k. 44 ImmeMAl, 'Medved the two to iiti Mmismbeme, end meretted them. WO s kWh In the of ma of Mem, end as OW* me row ITl:tros west and felted the Mese outside the window. I told the primers that we vets and titey us& so observatioi. Mr. J. Ilsowdes, assistant to Mr. Mat, said—l was is the shop, sad beard du amass, sad 1 ran oat istatvlistslr, sad saw tits miss Its ding Ms prima& Moro wen diamond braastaikesil Mom* ospoorlys part of ow stook Is that part et Ms wlsd,w etiolt win wa. &oast %Mak there was property to the samost of 1,0001. kolio that part II the mildew skid ankh destroyed. nto statute to Mr. lint deep ne tile menses. Inns (411)—I gm the prisoner to Cheapish, end wee Sei . Sed by the ether °Meer, and we wattages! them for twenty en antes to belt en hoar ap and down. They stopped at the windows of two other jewellers' shops, and then re. timid to Mr. Mon's bone, They stood together two miastes is mmunstlon, and lacked round metal Unto, and them I sow Smith pat his band in his pocket and di net: y brisk the glue of the window. Ms went from the window shoat two yards. The other prisoner stood side ways, with hie hand dose to the broken. glue. We came woes and took them into enttedy. There was a bole lugs enough for a man's band to go thumb, broken in the glass of the window. We told them who we were, and one cf them—l think it was Smith—Wished. tterwerds, Ray• sond said, that he bed been in the Middlesex Militia, and the. went into the Barr, Lad wu disehersod in etossequenee of filmes. The prboners said they bad wathity to my, but OM they wished the Lord Mayor maid diem id the OM The Lord Mayor—No. Ishall hem Utak of lea eau of this Mad. It mast go before • tli a l=se g . sewed of the power of Indicting a puabbenent propitiated to the anions offence. The magistrates have not the power to deal with such a matter. Ton are both rm. witted to take you Wel at the Central Criminal Court, mil the police will take are to make particular hiquiry into the former °outdid of the primers, who, if it wore not for the setivity of the two cams, would no doubt have ousel entese lose to the prostate:. The pismire wore then entatitted foe trial. Jews Cartwright, a desperate fellow, war charged with robbery andel the following eireuautaues. Thomas Oliphant, candle pallor to limn. B. Beath and Co., of Lim-street, candle mannfastaren, said—About 10 o'clock yesterday morning I saw the prisoner by our gatewoy with a basket. H. put the !reshot dews, took his coat off, and deliberately placed it out a frame of mold turns: which wire is our yard, aid bassediately ran off with the frame. I ran after him, sad saw blia ran up • gateway, and I waited, and he returned with the ptoperty wider his am. I took him into custody, sad be said, "Let fie go— res la distress, and I'll glee yon idapeue." I then left the prisoner with Segall, owe or our mon, and I went for a policeman. Joseph Buhl, Hunt to the puseentoh, said—l went with Oliphant to assist la takimp the prisoner lets custody, sad we brought the prisoner back, end my shopalate left me for the pup's* of getting • policeman to take him into custody. The prisoner ' when my shopmate was gate, struck me la the feu, kicked me it severely in the encle as com pletely to disable me, end did me great injury. lam now under the treatment of a sargeow, and em scantly able to walk. He had asked MN to allow him Mt to put on his coat, sad when I consented he flow at me. Blows. (116)—I was called to the assistance of the witness Buhl, sad I toned the prisoner ea the top of him on the greyed. I secured the prima, and be resisted and etreggied, sad kleked violently, so that it leek three or four of us to drag him to the staiimhease. I found els pewter pets fa the Whet which the prisoner bad with him, with the Ns of WOMum . 81ratt4ie, Bea leaver, Btopi!ey, thew I Mead is the prisoner • kale. lie refeeid his name sad address. Mr. W. Stratton, the proprietor of the Bea Janson at eta w, eal—l do not know the prisoner. I have ex s the pots, and identify them as my property. I mined them yesterday monist at about a quarter to ten o'clock, from my pot-house. The Lord Mayor then asked the prisoner, amordieg to he anal form, whetter he wished to say saything The prisoner made no reply, bat after he was ttld that he w,s committed to take hie trW at the Coated Criminal Court, In said—l could say a good deal if I shoes. I oat get respectable people to give me a good 'banister. I have been so mere than three winks la London, and I then came from Gaseasey, when I have bees almost all my life. Boaall taught me by the throat and struck me, and that was the rearm I kicked him. fossil—My lard, I lever took him by the throat, or Dandled him at all roughly; but the emenent my amasses left me to go for • preimmae, he turned ups me. The Lord Mayor—Prisoner, you are committed for trial at the Cenral Cricks" Court, where this cue will indents strict lawatigation. You have made a most savage attack apse a posy man who teas doing his duty is protecting the property of his empkyen, and I have no doubt that so noel as result will he taken tato considention up*, your trial. It will be dirgraceful to the county if eases of rob• buy, attended with violence of this kind, be not straggly marked is the Mention of the punishment. I Pest that no magistrate will teke upon hianelf to adjudicate under eiri camstanoss like those which have bees stated to me, but that all charges of plunder, ',eluding assaults, will be tut before the judges of the hnd, for the more complete pro teetioa of society. This prisoner was then committed for trial, and the Lord Mayor desired the feline(' policeman to get a certificate from the eurgeon as to the poloist state of the Injury la• Meted up= him. la the eue of a lad named Weird Kenny, amused of having robbed hie meat r, Mr. T. F. Meats, bookbinder and stationer, of Little Tour-street, of ankles of outsider able value, which were sold by the pruner for a mere trifle, the Lord Mayor renunded the prisoner, in order that the presenter might make particular iza sines late the ineduet of the paechseer, with toe view to the more pertain "--sinistration cf jestice to all patties. WORSHIP-STREET. _ Henry Franklin, an athletic yours nee, describe) as a hawker, was charged with having teloniowly nosed the death of James Taylor, • journeymes , living in Goldsmith's-place, Haekney-road. Anne Hayes, the deceased's Mice, said—Shortly before 12 o'clock on Monday night I aceompenied my uncle and aunt, with some other rebid's", to the King's Arms public house, Kinssland-road, to primers refreshments. The prilinser was In the house at the time, but he soi • left, and remalsed outside in conversation with some other persons. I also left the house, but retained in a few minutes, when I found my oriole engaged in eltereatios with the prisoner, who suddenly struck him • violent blow ca the bank of the seek, widish knocked him down. The prisoner then kicked him twin ea the back while he was lying on the ground. With the andstance of s bystander I sedesvoured to raise the deem* bathe was unable to stand, and repeatedly " Oh, my sect and legs are broken." The peiseaer Meek me sloleatly about the head while I ism smy uncle, bat on hearing his observation he ran e l atielfeeted his recaps. The deemed was is the Bret lasranse take. to the boat. of sue of his Moods in the aelgibsombard, from which he we subseq•eatly eonveyed h • seaselses state to his rows resides's, where he *spired elm* before 12 o'clock es Wednesday might. Isms Taylor, tbe deesaent's widow, who was palatally stresied, fully oorroborsted the evident" of her slew, sad added that the onfortenate mos severl moved: band or his star be bed been 'track doss by the primmer to the tile ebb degrease. The witness also emplaned that the bad dragged her elms the street, aid 'objected =Mime peresaal violate*, dais( bet aborts to meet Osastable Parma, N 610 sated that ea the Pro viso Wok be took the priesaer hta ensted et • paha* heals Is lb* neighbourhoods sad as g bin with *oasts'. of the charge, be sitalttal tbls be,bal glees the &sewed • slap in the feee, bat de mud hates Melted Ma sad said that his 'spiels, had been saineesaed by as sea dental fall yawls they were 'parries togetber h the read. Mr. Charles Welsh, • mimeos Is diluted ,stwee flarksey-road, described the serious Works ',Mak dawned bad esitaised. Os WeOsesday morsing, witsess deceased that his life was is danger. Deorased Mat he was well aware of it, sad that he did sot expect to at • ;to which be added, seder the full imprsalsa of that feellag, that be bad hoe. wit smelly treated by the lean who sad attacked hi., sa be had dose hi. no isivey, and had Serer seta sees him helm. At eight o'clock on the same /verse' 1 seals emblem, sad as he appeared to have rallied still mom I gave his a certificate and left directions ter Me removal tolls. hospital. The prisoner, who aide no observatiou, was then ordered to be remanded for the formal completion of the depositions. LAMBETH. William Wootton, Charles Homer, Mules C•Utia, Mary Ate Clark, William Walsh, and Michael Cornell were 'barged with Nisi concerned is a burglary and robbery at the home of Mr. George Noire, chemist, Brizton.bill. Mr. Squirm said that about sit o'clock ou Thursday looming, he was stroke by the Wahl of his dogs. He got up and proceeded down stain, whim he discovered that the hoses bad been entered by thieves, and that his cash box (oontaiaieg from 401. to 604) and a vsrioty of property bed besa carried sway. The boom had bees emend by the riatoesl or forcing ef a flap over the imal•osUar at the bad albs bow,. The phoney Wootteu bad boos la hi. leery we, and had therefore a lmowledp of the home, the shop. rod the means of gaiMag ammo to either. Sorgemit Hophme, 31 P, deposal that be west with pro secutor to Soma Dish, sad au smieg the wiener Weems, be told bum be wasted hint fora burglary at the house of Mr. Stialtts, an the night before. Ho made to nil,. At the time, ho etlled the 'Unitas of Mr. Squires to a pair of kid gloom, which were I. the prisoner's waistcoat pocket, and that gentleman said they formed part of the Wags steles is the sight beam. While midst the prisoner Moog to tbe Bow-a rosestai ion he drew sometlehas from hie trousers pocket, sad szclaimiag, threw it over his shoulder amongst a mob behlad him. Wilson left the prisoner is the c-nrge of another Mbar and rushed is the entomb!' of the spot, wt ere the 'Miele mut have fallen, sad was jest Is time to mare the prisoner Welsh, who had picked up • bog of mail and woe abets% to make away with it. The bag ha head to metals 64.10.. la gold and 2s. U. la silver, and ea marabiag the Wiener at the statics-bouts he dis eovend la hie trousers • stick of sealing was, whisk the pri mate, Magas* m his property, am It bore bia particular stamp. Sergeant &mites iltaadish, 6 P, add that es the day before he met the pet-men Callen, Homer, and Clark, la the New Can Lambeth, and Merged them with Wag sm armed is s b urglary at Mr. Squirm', of Brixton. They all dallied the Mame, bin ha took tkoat law settadr• Oa assasklai Ohba he Matt es kis bled a hat, ma ha bia chit a miseeschema pipe, both the property of Mr. Mies. olicsmometable William Franklin, 72 F, said he was iss coapamy with Standish what Me captured the thrm pd. mama, as stated by hiss, end iabsequendy accompanied that Mar to a boom in Dadlerstreet, Seven-Cials, and 10 a ram on the monad door, which des =spied by the father sad mother of Homer and the' female prisoner Clark (ohs wee beether and sits* he hound miens articles. which Mt Gram ideatidad as part of the things stolen. Witness dm Mad sa impends. of two keys, taken in wax, which be beap Mabtlal Met token for the purpose of effecting the rasa@ st eats sem burglary. lit knew the female to be ate of ttm msa amebas thieves in London, and was resent a short Iles, sass when the man she hired with was seninated tat i l=s? penal servitude. =int was bore recalltd, sad, in reply to a t omen Mom wassiMenta, said that the charge adainas wee that of easmemist to swam the priemer Walsh, and making nee of vielmat threats towards him (the ser pent). Thb witness ales Mated that Wootton, whet asked who his compeaions were in the job, replied, " I take the lot on myself, sad do four years for it." The racoon were ell remanded. TSB POLICE COURT& NAI SION.HOIIB3. NOM Smith sad William' Reyntied mere brought before the Lard Mayor, charged with Maytag broken a milldam io the hearse of Mr. Mott, jeweller sad ws.cbmaker • No. Se, Curegehle, with latest to steal diamond bimodal* sod °thee vilest:do praperiy. Legs (410) said—About 7 o'clock last sight I was with soother officer is Cheapsklip. sod saw dde puosers Irokiso is at several jewellers' slop wisdoms. Ws woo la pleb sloshes, sad we followed then op sad down Clutapaids doss. At about ball past 7 e'eleek thy west :o Mr. 111...tt's asp ofeelow, sod stood tins. This watsised the polices', ea the beet sleep from the plow. I saw Smith pot his head YM hisiteket peeks; sad apparel* take est seatethiro sad sash the plateslam, sat wir brake Wisur and I THAMES. Miami Gnat was charged with being on the London and Bleskwall Railway, sad having three cards in his pos session to defraud railway passengers. Mr. Charge Emery Wilms, of she Ship, Bath-street, Gravesend, stated that he was a passenger by the half-past II o'elosk train from Fenehorch street that day. Directly' the Main was in motion, the prisoner istrodneed a rasor, and offered it for sale for Is. ed. He could not find a par Omer, and than brought forward three cords, and after she Ming them, oilseed to bet on any particular cud. • man is the sleet compartment of the carriage, who he be loved to be a esefederate, staked a half-crown on one card, aid won It. Another man staked a shilling, and a third half-Brown, sad lest it. Mr. flelfe—l shoed think they did. Mr. Wilson—The cards were shuffled about wi great rapidity, and everybody SW invited to wi th n. (A laugh.) I spoke to the guard of the train about it on reach log the Stepney station, and told him the prisoner and his companies were a complete pest. The guard misted to in terfere, and said if people liked to lose their money be could not help it. A laugh wee raised by the prisoner and his confederates at my *spasm, and they talked about bonnet lag me sad crushing my hat, but I defied them to touch me. On renting the West India Dock simian, which was my deeellestion, • gentleman who was u much annoyed at the &abases as I nu, nailed the attention of the porter to the prissier, and he was given into custody. 11,. Self* laid there was no doubt card-playing in railway• ellftilp, under the eireinestenees described by Mr. Wilson, same within the torsos of the Vagrant Act. Mr. Safe, bevies read the clause, said the words " any in struments of gambling" pave a very large interpretatioe. Theo came the question, was the railway a highway ? He thought that was settled by the Lord Cilia( Baron Pone* is the Court of Criminal Appeal in the celebrated Brighten lose. Though satisfied tbe prisoner was within the mime of the ant of perliameat, he did not thick he was within the spirit of it. There was no proof of any intention to defraud es the part of the prisoner and his conftdaratet, but there would be no moral doubt what they meant to do. If he de sided the prisoner was a foga* and vagabond for playlet at mile, every gentlemen who played a robber at whist in a railway carriage on a journey might CAM within the same category. He should discharge the prisoner, but be considered the railway authorities bed done quite right in bringing the sue before him, and he warned tte prisoner that another magistrate might not entertain the use doubts as he did. SUICIDE IN COLNEr HATCH ASYLUM. Yesterday. Mr. Breot held an inquest at the Coke' , Hatch Asylum on the body of Eliza 1. eller, as inmate of that institution, into which she was Admitted lest Sep tember. Acn Lesgo, one of the nurses, stand that she bad been five years in the asylum, and that the deceased was under her care in No. 18 ward. Witness had had charge of her from her admission. She was not violent, bat noisy, and had beta reported as having a suicidal tending, for whieb she wee anordingly watched. Winess saw her last 'live on Tuesday evening, the 28th ult., about 20 minutes or a wiener before eight o'clock, when she ap peered in very cheerful spirits. She was then piag to bed, end witness, as is the rase with patients of that class, took away her day clothing. Wilms. heard no noise dari ng the night, but on examining the dormitory melt morning, a little after six o'clock, the doomed was found wrapped round in the bed clothes in a peel of blood, and her direst dreadfully gashed. The wounds had been fainted by a knife used is the attendant's depart ment, but how the deceased became possessed of is, or what ward the knife came from, witness was usable to say. The ward in which the slept was occupied by four other patients, and if there had been a noise during the night amongst them witness mar have hurl it, as her own dormitory was nearly opposite. Margaret Minim, a patient, was next examined, and she gay- a very good account of the effete duress the night, adding that the:disarmed had had some words with Marihs, another patient, about the mien', Martha tiling her to ilaish nest end promising to be the next. Mr. W. 0. Manhall, the medical superintendent of the female department, stated that the deceased was received on the 23rd of Septemter from the Marylebone Workhouse, wader certifies:l signed by Dr. Joseph, and a warrant ulster the signature of Robert Tubbs, Esq., one of the asseistrates fel Middlesex. She was fast improving at •he perioi of her death. She was iodised to suicide, having previously attempted it. He was called to her se soon as she was dn• covered, and she was thee quite deed sod cold. He thought she must have destroyed herself early in the night. He saw her himself that evening, and at twelve o'clock the watch nurses reported "all quiet" in the place. In answer to the Coroner, Mr. Marshall stated that the night nurses, paned through the place every hour, and if they heard anything wrong they would be sure to notice and report upon it. He could rot say bow the deceased became possessed of the knife by which the wound was inflieted. It was (cued afterwards in the bed. Frances Stokes, the nurse of 16 ward, was examined and *ewe the knife, but she knew nothing of it. Miss Sophia Collin, one of the deputy matrons having the snipervision of the wards alluded to, was called in, and at the sleet of the Coroner she institu ted an inquiry amongst the ammo cab whose ward the knife belonged, bat was unable dleseme that feet. The Coroner said that as the knife was sot a patient's knife, it was very desirable to know how the deceived came by it; but after examining other minions, no satisfactory mesh was arrived at. The jury having been sitting nearly three hours, retuned She anal verdict of suicide during insaaity, coupled wi.h a reenneeendation to have all the twins numbered according to the wards, sad apertures made over the dormitory doors, with a view to facilitate the nurses hearing asp noise daring the night. ATTACK ON A MILL NEAR BRADFORD. A serious riot, accompanied by wilful destruction of property, occurred on Wednesday erect g, at Shipley, a fete miles from Bradford. There are menet lugs mills at Shipley, bet hitherto ell of them, tempt that at &lairs (which it in the township), have been working on the old siogls•loom plan. Mr. Frederick Tsyler, worsted spinner sad menufacterer, of Bbipley, hes just completed some mew mills, in Haddon, a few It moduli ludo &tisane, where be Is oboist to remove his business, and he deemed it a 00M. veiniest time for following the example of most of his neigh bours I. the district of introducing the more ecomonieti " t 7 t.;;;;clUry;tiens ." The assoneerement, howevtr, ass received with great dimatisfacitioo by many of his own work people, sad especially by those is the neighbouring milli. Mr. Taylor's new mills are not yet completed, bat a small quantity of machinery his been erected, and on Wednesday a few of Ms workpeople were employed on the two-I om cutup. Many of hie heads" at Shipley struck work os Wednesday morning, and there was considerable commit Son la Shipley end Bandon during the whole day. In the evening, a mob of about 2,000 persons (ied on, it is said, by somata Mr. Tsyler's woeltpeople ; altsosgh, if this be tree, it is somewhat strange that most of the t. taro-outs" returned to work yeeterday) surrounded the new mill, and showed, by their violeot language and demeanour, that they intended not only personal violence toe ands those at work in ir, but also destruction of property; end they soon gave evidesce of their duties. hr a abort time a violent attack was made eon the mill, as well as upon 'all persona who came est of It. Stoats sad brickbats were throws against the windows, which, together with tie frasses,were mashed to piece*. The night was dark, a dense fog covering the valley, bat men and boy., with lighted torches, con ducted their lawless compastens from window to window until every pane we. broken. It is estimated that the damage sawed to the building cannot be les, tbao from 1601. to 2001. All this occurred in little more than ball an hour, a few artastables who 111110 music being powerless againiit sash a numerous body of rioters, some of whom, not content' with V• destruction of property, made a murderous attack upset Mr. Frederick Taylor. '1 hat gentleman left the mills with the determination to protect this.' of his walpeople who were leaving from personal violence, and he natrowly escaped with his life. He was violently thrown upon the ground, and a atone hurled by one of the rioters struck h.to, producing a severe 'iteration on the frost of the skull, and he is now walked to his home. One of Mr. Taylor's men, a designer, in his alarm, forced doge a portion of a wall and leaped into the river, to escape the fury of the mob. The mill ra Thursday prevented tte appearance of a ruin. • Some of the riegleaders are known, and will be apprehended as soon &tithe local constables can obtain sufficient assatacce. It was apprehended that smother attack would be made oa ' Thursday night upon the premises, as well as upon the seigbbouring mill at Saltatee ; bat doe preparatiors tad Men made by assembling a sufficient force at each place.— ' Much/Wes Guardia*. [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS FAMOUS coo Lima Con nainta—Captain Weriderbtimm. of Me blaissty's MO Hewn.eat, M. 116, le a letter to Profess te Hollowsy. tbat M has Peat ph moire to tearing tealmony to the Allemy or Ms Me, laving tried them dosing a long reeldeace In trollied Wawa. bin a meet Whew from Liver Omplelnup, be always lased the gnaw* Tenet frees Holloway's Mr. the only Oldest .tribes Ira ewe mad; there HO be earatki be happy at ell thus kteellie my sae al the geed whets tire have Invariably bad oa Om. IN/ by al asinine Matt. thrombeed the weld; at Pr~' feeevareestalehlt. mate, 24t, bused, Undue: and S 3, reMes.iaa .Ilaw tat _by A. amps, Oastmirple ; A. livabiq. Aims; ad I. WO& MARKII73. -•- 61.10 AR.—The average price of brown or Murcovado auger Use proems, of Ow British pomersicas in America for the wet k maim Oct. 3s, is Pie. 2d. per cwt. esetueive of duty. The average price of brown or Mwcovedo sugar, the produce of . the 2f 'online. Tor the week iodise an above, is '2oa. 3d. the overage price of brown ar blarcondo wager the produte of the East Outlaw for the week end. lug ea &toasts 27a. 9d. The average price of the three foreg..ing do. esriptkwar Pt gape Jointly, for the week ending u above, to 33a. age. per M, eulauu of duty. Benny Oer. St.—There bee been wither lee lequiry thls week br all degerlpenna, but, ti the quantity offering is still mall. lb. few lots nought to market bays found buyers at fnly former Mee. The segregate stock of near in this port Is only 2.000 tons Wag 5.000 tam under that in bond lure at this time last year; Moro. Mr. the dealers themeless are but dablly supplied with duty-paid rugars. it• doers' prodooe his been freely disband of— eeen for .cry damn deilvery—aod prices continue to be eupparted. gam meta with a atesey nle, at about is. 3d. par proof gallon for line Mound Lemmas. OfinTol6.—Lthiaroett, Oct. sl.—The large demand an! excae. meat of the peat week bas subsided during the present into a cont. quiet datet bastassa of about 8,000 bales. This falling off pat li d eismill demo Mat appear to noire from any change in the !WWII eleeemereate which are considered to govern our athlete; bat M Map be adely attributed to the tact that the previous exten sive apathies% both on the part of speculators and the trade, have ha thew parties with as much cotton on their hands as they feel lodine le hat at the present advanned currency, and they now wait the teethe/ Mdesaation and development of those reports which led be Woo lavellemat of last week. In prima there is no material altingieb tos mat; the middling and better qualitiea of Arderiolll: trail Nebeeia the quotations of last week the lower grades are rather a see eitusieatly offering for sale, and in these the turn of ad. i'Mlle wilt the buyer. Est pliant', Braes, and Bursts have been aetesed,et hat week's rates. We quote middling Uplands. 614.; Sid.; Orleans, 6 16.15 d. The Committee of Brokers fak Min. lid. Mobile, 71 ; and Orissa., 41. 6,330 AMarkfa. inn; 2113 Fityptisn, and ICO Bahia, are reported to bawl 15 ea ea epeculaues; 3.630 Anunean, 3,520 Punt, 000 Be7alle ISO Ash* for export to that the deliver:es to the Inns Mr bee IN* bus teen about 36,103 bales. Sales today 8,000 balm, MN Wog em speculation and t or 'apart. Salsa of the with 63,110 baba COTTON 00006.—Mmenzeree, Ocr. 31.—The easier state of Me tamped Gotha narked has perdireed a better feeling, and the mere lieMemilemisisee teem lowboy sad Calcutta have also tended to Isgeowli Mete= at the giutiet. There has been but a us: -r rto beelenes Is damelles, hat the partial advance in price gained t•it:h the the In miles iss Men seed, and the transaction., though Y.l W, Wm en .sunrises re favourable as the closing rates rat het west, It peletass are In fair demand at full prices, and In gememme osmementilog a small advance. Prbaters are well engaged. W bilge end imdier twists are rather dearer. In 40. inch India Rims W been raker more inquiry through the adviceeMet I bt =bat the • rates of dawount still check °ominous. Tar. kap red dello ter the spring trade are in good request. 3,-inch shin fye Mbe good tamest at last prices. In pares there is not muck widths partial mamba in cotton tends to Mime caution Iles-n. Robert Premand and Brother, in their =rikerular of this day, report •• At the date of oar lam circular an apprehension eaisied of in. aural endimpesey of the money market; but ,ben ibis came to be reellealtothe tall extent. our market did not outlet that depression 'NM Use Inteelpeied. Rapers held ale f for a few days, bat could net MAIM q seeseerlon in price, end spinners and manufacturers. preset tir the upward movement to the cotton market, were not In a potation to Odd without a hard struggle to maintain their ground. The remelt Melees a emcees , . mecum of bunams, et the same rates as were paid • month ago ; and each goods as were dim moat des premed, m aloe these which have &ea in greatest request. are now gaoled lld. to IL per piece higher. The tame remark applies to yarns. Ws to St.'s mule. Wag to good demand, are id. to id. per lb. higher, with other nueakees are quoted as Wore. The exports of cotton Meee geode and yarns foe the month are 02,030 padqager, against 911,501 for the mine time last pear. This is conably halo. the mirage of the three previous mouths of Jialy,August, and eeptember,, erWelt Is 911,170 packages. Toe following claudication chows at a glazes the proportion to the vo. to ua mstkets Paekeme. lbs. Cotton Cotton Piece Goods. Yarns. 7.5 East Indies China Aestrear AS ... 0.0 OMMaI gad !loath Mamie. 29.6 0.3 North /merle+ West Mies 4.0 ... 0.0 COent el AMes 6.2 ... 0.0 Turkey. liggpt, and Levant...... 9.11 ... 8.9 Germany nail Holland °time liseepern states " The Limped endue 'market has been eiveraely active through. out the math. ems autwithstsciLng the stringeocy of the money market, prism el dm middling qualities are fully al. per lb. higher than MA mai Nab Twist No. 20's to 50'a are quoted Id. to Id. pprrr lb. Iliegbier; o.'s to 100's arc without 'hinge. Mater twat haa frtmmmsl id. per lb during the mouth: we make, however. es ~new Not mcaO's quotations. In pieta good' there hai llesegi s malign% lawsuit of badness done in the aggregate. The meilemet In Uveethael was ma respoodcd to herr, and the actual badman Moe Ms pittadgany Ws at o'd rates. TAtts printing dohs see ea paying AS Illaimi%aturer, and as the quantity prodoeed Is hiss Mom& they are hardening in puce. bb and 12. reed 9-Btan pleglikg Wefts are still in great 'weal., and lid. to &I. advises =MI mcatn's quotatbum has been paid fir Mandard mikes. dim makes can be bought at old prices. Jacconets in law quokka are qu 6ed as bef.re ; medium and tins makes, ltd. to 3d. bather. 4n.toch India thirtings have been well c'eared out of the market. but basing been very depressed for .ome tune. low prices were accepted. and qUOUKIOOs are now Metier by 3d. per piece. T cloths, tougcloths, sad Gomestke are firm iii price." LINEN GOODlL—Marcaterra, Ocr. 31.—Messra. Richardson. Tee, and Co., in their monthly report et this day, remark:—"Doe. In the peat month the demand ter linens for the wholesale part of the home (rode bee born MEWL especially since the advanced rates cif mar ey became carnal, but the general conetimpti-n It undiminished. sad as stoats are low we look fa a epeidy resumption of tianeactiems. Many makers, toth in Scut:and and for export union goods in this <Hewitt, are under contract, and at present there Is not the slightest indication of prices tweaking down either for yarns or goods. Thd advancicg price e f co:ton will tied, to support present rates for theft kinds of linen roods which cheap cottuna haul substituted." CORN.—Cnauseroan, Ocr. 31.—The weather bus been foggy the low Is. days, and today very wet, *Mei hes caused the wheat to come in in bad condition. For such quid:ties :here wee no improve. went, but good dry wheat (Vetted la. advance; n d, We. to 4t/..: eairwe Too; white, 70.. to rtie.; eats, 000. Eariey rather wore offering, the finest samples of malting fully maintain their price ; secondary quality rather easier, 41r. to :Oa.; eau% 325. Boma lather dearer. end sears. vv.. v.—v.. Lute:Quo. Oct. 31.—We bane a large eopply of wheat at our market to.de,y. Eine dry samples nearly realised last week's rates, but damp and interim was la. to 2a. lower. Wheat, red, 61 1 e. to 68•.; white. 119 a. to 711 s. • good demand for feeler, end floe eamples were la to Is. higher than this day ve'nelght, ies. to 34e. Very little doing in oats and bean., at former rate'. WAIIIFIRID, OCT. 31.—The wheat trade was Ann at last week's quotatioos, with a moderate demand for tine Rar:ey was generally about Ir. ler qr. cheaper. beans steady. Oats dec..red td. per stem and shelling wee Is. per load cheaper. Average for the week ending Oct. 27: Wheat, 1,694 qrs., 665. Std.; barley, 710. 110 s. led.; oats, ICO, 29e. ION.; beans, ISO, 46r. Id.; Peas, 50, 41s. COAL& —Lemma, Ocr. 31.—Buddle'd West Hartley, 18.. 6d4 Byass's &MM. Hartley, 1616 6d.; Hartlepool Wow Hartley. Os. 64.; Longridse's We rt Hartley, 1 5 a. rd.; Taafteld Moor, 161.; Untold Your Butes. lb.; Walls End Glostorth, 7s. 6d.: Walls End UM, Kee 17a; Walls End Riddell, Its. 64.; Walls End Belmont. 1e5.34.; Walls End Haswell, 19s. 9d.; Walls End Hinton Lyon s , 18s.• Walls End Kepler Orange, 19s. ; Walls End Lambton, Walls End Lumley, 18., Gd.; Walls End Ember. lee. ; Walls End ltumel's Helton, lea 94.; Walls EMI South Helton, 19a. bd.; Wars End Camop, 18..9 0 .; Walls End Kenos, 19..; Walla End Tees, 19% 9 d.: Walla ftdWhltworth, 17..; Way DC'S Merthyr, 22a—Eltipe at market, 53; sold, 39. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY Of.ina Can Winkel, Captain from the Danube to the United Kingdom, nailed from Poizatceof oa Aug. 11, and has not since Wen head of. LITVAPAOL SWIM AT PORTION PORTll.—George Hughes, at Alex. &adds; Mein& (ro), at Conetantinople ; RAMADA% aad Jane Ann, et AleAlAdTiA ; Plantagenet (for Aden), at Mannino' ; Criely and Condo Harold Hire Illsangias). at Anj:r ; Agri's, at Manilla ; Joan YU. OWN at Batavia ; Jana, Seoti, and Kedgetto, at Singapore; !Sedan. at Mallwara. •••••••••••• BAILILL sus trasartroi..—Burarrirs.ab:re, from Soysoore, Sept. 20; Earl or Cheater. to Madre. Napo 26 ; Wrap., from Tuto.ons• Sept. 19; Jame* Baring, from Melbourne, Aug. 5. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ads, Medburst, from Liverror!l for Gtbrultrr, Oct. 96, off Usrsetrius (ma.), from Tou..a2 for Limrpool, Oct. 9?, off Cape -•---- Plakrerrel Eadration. tram Liverpool for New York, Oct. 24, lat. 51 N.. low. 10 W. Deo (barque), from Loodon for St. Kitts, Oct. 28, lat. 49.16 los. 9 W. Inewullvtlets from Liverpool for Ada, Aug. 29, lat. 84 S., 1011. 5 7 Z. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. COT.—Oct. 99, at Brootrtheid, near Bridgewater, the wife cit the Rev. T. Coe, of a aos. BDOE.—Oet. 27, at Streaky Hall, Nottingham, the wife of J.T. Dire, Fn., ot a eon. GORDON.—Oot. 2S, at No:Linton, Dorretthire, the Trite of C. W. tiordon. Req , of a ton. KBRR.—Oat. 79, at Gower-street, the wife of T. N. Kerr, Etc., of • SOIL LOW E.—Ott-27, at the Otherratory. Barmen. near Nottingham, the wife of Z. J. Lowe, Stu, of a • in. ItHODErt.—Oet. 79, at Orenurd.street, Portmiukaquate, the wife of daughter. W BIG UT.—Oct. 29, at Woburniwmare, the wife of B. Wright, Req, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. MONEY-111.FARLANF.—tlet. 29. at St. James's. Clerkanwell, Money, Erg, of Genoa, to Mary Am, daughter of J. M'Fariams. Reg., of Marseilles. MOULTON 121eRCE.-9, at St. Elide's, Liverpool, by the Bee. W. M. Falloon, A.M., Mr. R. Moulton, jun., of Qiieentiguare, Bloomsbury. to *me ta, dauehter of J. Fleur, Bag.. of LreerpooL PRARSON—IIARKfIAM.—Cc:. 29, at Aherford, Tocksbire, by the Bee. C. Holbeek, Marc R. 1.. 0. Pearson. Grenadier Guards, to Laura Eitsaketh Ereuerieli, daughter of the late W. Markham, Esq. of Betas Ball. riGuir—CAKEW.—Oct. 20. at St. George's, Flanover.atuare, by the Rev. A. Louth, Sir C. R. Plgott, Bart., of Knapton, to Maf7 111.3. daughter of the late Capt. B. Carew. of Beddlnglon-park. BARIOgIii—BARBINO7O2:.—Oct. 2 4 , at Momentum pink church, by the Ron. and Ree. R. Liddell, A. Partorie. Eq., to the Haab Nary Barrington. daughter of Vim:cunt Barrington. DEATHS. AplgNP.—Oet. st Southamptoe, Elisabeth, ortfe of the Rev. T. Adidas. vied 6l . DEN Yd.—Ont. 99, Elizabeth Wacky, wife of N. Dennys, of Oakley. KIM% and Stooge gardens. EDOIL—Oct. 19, at dtrel:ey Hall, Nottingham, Julia Frilltell, wife of J. T. Edge. EN.. aged 1.2. OOULU.—Oct. 19, at Bemborough-Oreet, Pimlico, lir. W. Gould. agedll. ILOTT.—Oct 27, at Bromley. Kent, W. Dott, Hop., aged 61. LB SOUEF.—Oct. 2i, at N alooLplaco, Lamborn, Mr. P. Le Some. aged 91. ROLYL-011. SO, et Ladbroksoquare, the wife OP C. W. Nolte, Erg., aged 12. Piloted sod publabed by Wilma!' Kisu Mesa of No. B. lAnobse4 kneel. to the City of Loadon. Mater. se the 011iee. lahgeeld Stmt. w nimbus 6g WW6aomg..ftsvosar. Nut Matt • 1166.