The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-26 00:00:00

INDIAN 3 IUTINIES.-12ELIEP FUND. GLASGOW. ( In Wcdr.eaday afternoon a public meeting of the enema of Glasgow and iteighte.urhoud, called by the Lord Prirost, wee lid is the Kerr haat: 11411 to canner law Wire) of raking • ethemiption in aid of the adieu tereperce of the Taboo molt 'T .. b....Td•tin virds.,7_ imenvuely eed highly nefeliaL'L r v, ft-- ria;l l Archibald Alia, Bar, Ilk Wind M.P. ; Ba th es Galbraith, Teen, Thomson • Sir Jameelandevece, M.P., Sir Jerome Campbell, him &Pt, Res., Rev. Professor Hill, Rey. Dr. Cralk, Si Dr. Beetneas, Rev. Prorate Symington, Rey. Dr. Wr, Fenger Riedel, John Tennant, &op Mr. Sheri ff ier= Keay, h.q., D. C. Roil, F M ,W. Campbell, LA., Ammo Teri, Esq., Dr. &rang, to. The Loan PROVOST was cal SA to the chair. sir Sarnia ezu ALISON moved the fit resolution, He ail—M7 Lard Provost end Gentlemes,—Hardly Muth years have elapsed see we were 'metaled in this hall to eat on foot a subwription which was to testify to the world the sethe we entertained of the PETTIS'S of our Crimean heroes. The hour in which we then met cannot be looked bar to without feelings of emotion even at this time, for on the aiming of that very day news had arrived of the splendid charge at &LaMar ; and at the moment we were theembled was fought fa the Crimea the Inamortal battle of lakennium. Well and nobly did the citizens of Glasgow then mepond to the call made on their Widen and their liberality ; for 45,0004 wee raised in this city and Its neigh bourhood for the relief of the =Seers, and Glasgow took Its liars neat to Leiden in the wale of British gtherveity. Sat, urgent as woe the nectheity which then misted for lOW to the sullerem—prameing as was the call upon the cha toand beneficesce of oar nenuyinen—it wee se nothing that which sow sits. (Cheer) Ido sot stand tee re to justify all the acts of our lien administration. Some of deco may be ors to objection id will be fitly dealt with by history. • hut that oar government, Open the who* ham been • bleating to Median, subject aa it boa bees la all ogee to foreign rule, and ether capable either of self-gover ment or self-defogoe, and that its overthrow would be the grates , misfortune which mold befit it, inhabitant., is th irsty proved by the fact that the inluatrial produce of the comity had been increased 70 per MIL MOOS it fa under linnet peritection : that our exports to it now mead 10,000,0004 a year, quadri what they were in ISOn, and that our rule 00,1- it hat hitherto been maintained by leas, en me enrage. than 0.000 European troop. of every denomi astir, dint 14,000 miles from Greet Britain, who wens. till the martial occurred, wilhegiy obeyed by 160 . 00 0 000 Anatita. Serb facts amattwly inconeistent with any other auppitiou hut that it the rued in the interne and affections of the pi body tithe people. To what, thee, ere we to ascribe this eine outbreak, which ban thrilled every hit theengboat the civilised world with honor I' Simply to idea, that It is the ail aim of ides indulgence to muted men to Meitner. I faded! aired they will sot thieved. I emit think that Providers will yield tap the beautiful rim of Maio to the dominiou of Rena Sahib. 1 see a guarestee for our ultimate rooms ha the tetaid inch by our eonatryinen spit overwhelm e in an rummy quieten of the country ; I see a gmarantee f It in the enduring fortitude of our eonntry mama, witiebbee equalled all tinted of Spartan or Rouen lira (Lei cheery.) What :ball we say to the heroic regier des berth sirs, who shot tire ruins dead with hot sou hod, with her frith, before she fell • victim to the fry of nimbi f WINS of the hero who, with hie ass Irak bed the ignite at Deihl What of the noble Xenia nod Ms brad of heroes, who, m lean than three bath mended 160 ones under • Wrath( sun, fought Ma pried betties with usimes is every item bra to enex taken 111 th z_thesind the ismer of Cawspoth. I Sul. me maned the de of of Lticknow (atiliaftil IPA be prowl of that invincible brigade. ear ewe lb. i9th, I Mall let the ANA!, now speak :—" The berth Meeks it, with the braes Ilighleader seder Clod have eased India. - (Cheers.) 7let Tat mad the Sidi have, however, only added another to the m nay Iris which &or idy sin their bream but eh - )fairth Follies, a Broth regiment, albeit new to i 5,.., sod SAO Sikh battalwes, eo lately our foes, have shown the they ate •S'lt LI to Awe in the glories of that lend of berths. Willoughby. LAlSTellte, Whnifff, Have k SLIMING' l—your names will never be forrtten In Maglimb hider, end at the recital of void exploits the hearts of eon chain and eur elfildtis dill tree will throb long Om the aim ef the India revolt has, been manumitted la blood, and so fir of Party has again tin tapas the a(laud whir) The hte of many ef the.. they il nib the day. of the primitive Christians-how is sold Ram matices who were .teelfsat in their air is ef the lib of Cheat, were ent delirered to the glebe. tore to b Mernemel, and then to the lire . to be is to prem. Lea an pry to Ih-iris that the charity of the em pire way keep per with than magnitude of the calm:miry, and illent• rem ser history which ha. commenced with as.- psmlmaa Laid brie my ad only in unexamid is of Siriry. (I mend emirs) lean C t.L, h i mending the menhation. et • premed hie esariction that W. citizens of Olargew would giro • hearty reeprove to the appeal. The Bev. Dr. Cu.ats, eappoetel the resolution. RUIIESI Ua LOLIsII, Esq., M. I'.. moral the second remo tion. 11. trusted, although hei e. odd not 'pi au far se the learned timers .4 Europe had, wi-ping that thin fund world ryvl the Fund, itiat there would be • largi watheription that would be a credit to Glzthow. However, he did met ea) that they shook! gpo Rn far ahead of all othet towns in this th they had a the former occion. " " . Th. 11 v. Mr. Bi . o-ittaatt Kraal. I ilia moll:dam, eLirh tray rp.p.ited by Sir E. Cobruipitial. in.l carried. Bum Sot r ot moved thn biopsies .4 the usat reeolutis, appoint toy a omittfle dower tlutu 2Q) gesUemen far the simm ' , ratios of the fun& Looking at the list Mau ekes I.e Those gentlemen ekee, he v. 1.1 state that itt= mom to sot late shwa 10.0001. (Loud applause.)... Sir JAVL. AN Di 11.4.. N secoadereTier mwrve , .hick was. bks the former, eßriled unwicnoslr The LORD PROVvi '? intimated quit utarly 5.0001. had bra drerly subscribed. (The sasouncement was rewind with lamb chagrin.) AY kellehip also staled that ma fa ifaeat•al dna is Gimpy, fa forwarding their subscriptke, trimmed that the ma i• their erployareat would cher tally sin a day's wire, r they did in behalf of the Cristaa Fund in rapport of the purr movement. (Chews.) A of Araks hiving berm 1/119.11y yard, the meeting asparred. RE IblNG.—Yeaterday (Friday) a highly influen tial meeting nu bad Ia the Tenn-hell, Bentham fo the roat eeioperstMg and eympathwing with the raid r e The Mayer presided. There ame else present Iles Sebeiter-Gmerel. F. Pigott, Eiti.„ M.P., Colonel Haien, Yeas, sad summons gentlemen. &man Moms is aceseasee with the object d the meeting ame _mealy *phi. Sateariptiona Aran saaousad assissese le abed IDOL THE MURDER LY MOM WOOD. We stated yesterday that Beak had been captured and was brought into Bristol no Thar*ley ermine, ta eI:J -udy of Nellie, inspector of Beth polio. It amass that oe quitting the tram the etob nulled on him, end with difficulty the hte of ede wanner WM preserved. Hs was at once takes before the insgustrarte at Bort* t. mom Worthen* where, after the evidence of Jrn* sup, tintendent of Aiebton bad been taken, be was reenamicd, till thi• dew (Saturday), He volunteered a matemeat denying his guilt, admitting that lk knew theetotte ; shr an. a married monde though ruing und , r her maiden nom e. On Ttrareded , the tuc k, Mier Merging her rim Frudeiord m IL° peeve ion day, be ►ended Lee sate I. her hashattl, whottr eLristion emir was Oews• linens"; he did ma know the eurnacoe. They were to Lave arn him on t►e melt day, bet as they did not come be returned to Iraventry, taking with biro derearevi's bones, Loping they solid be applied f.c. Thiel timetruunt wane. fe• Le the one made to hie felkiw•very comae leastotry, wham Le told the Urea atel contents belowd to a .Leer wits . as 41.4, and to awes! whom funeral he obtained leave of 4blfelirc her a week. "I Lis is 1,1101.12 to he lalse. The piston maintained his self-pomemion, and *reed hie elate meat act a fro. head. It ts,,e Beale woe in Cciet-1 me the Monday Ines ,: t.. the aural: r, as no milled at the SLop of a tailor h :taw! Apl.s, io Wine-street, rely tin Tuesday morning, sad ow a or utia natic,l Wood, a workman In Mr. Aplin's tairploy. In the enures of aaaverution he mord his mania le wean up hem I•rr • mat, .tut whtle W,tel WOO .41 engaged be dierueered that Beals had a small f.l•tol in hie breast retie. On ael.Met him why he , ortirl surto a weapon. Beate mid *list ho had always ranted A pistol Mare he was alltarled near the *edge-gets of the hrii, g i t ho woe ar, , i I het he al. aye kept it Lailel end capped. One the w. Area oupt,,tsetril that it wet rather dangerous to lore a I -ale I pistrl shalt 012. e. person. to white Beale re ()L. no, a fluid rout., play w ith it." Wood saw tdm oa Pease twat...4 open on s.l)«rday ussr.ing,t ttowork a teop, the coarse of coarenatton the murder which had been diworsasi on the previous earning Cu. Aiill4llo to, and the eshm e n new rest-Ile - 1 that while talkie,; 'fault it Bub gowned I, and trentMC No Colic. was taken, hemmer, sit the t uit W. thought that Beale had been drinking rather fr. e'.y. 1.1. sea wee a married pun, sal Eyed with gtainge:, t the H. n Mrs. Itntshinarnes, at Hersechoetatt, ' (Nihon. Alter that lady. eetabli•hmrCt at Clifton woe we It- :km up Hooky west to Ilse at ITara Cottage, Clifton, with Beale and his wife, mad ha cumuli:oar* donne judiriu en the part of the wife, Pauli y left rather sad. &rely Before takias his pretreat petunia' Beale bud at ; bean sear Bath, and Wen frequest °malmade. of thou( Paisley at Freehbed. LAYS rad, bars. keeper • Mr. Bythewat stale• that a day or two helm loft Freehand she withdrew tar nacery ham the Bath a. - . 'Cgs-bank, and that she al; a received W. ea es amount r f her w It a believed be &eared bra Awl 10i. se 1;• peters at tbe lase 311* left FreshfuriL Tlft FOItTfTiCaTIOSI or KUM It Co NTlta MUD. —The f writ. ar.ette w ind, a dip cr two L. k. Ikon the ILiaa4ros •r roostsrlof a Rotten sit Mount MithrititAos, M yr! is defs.l tho aotrasso of tho 9. aof Asof. j. masa monstoda Iltortr's *On J, of Kole. Iflao int of 0.. two towns la situated at L. extreouty of o by upsratdo af dare m 3 • mot is not •tralegieal point it lir • assoraolr no stir nom an I;, r.. 1 to 4, Mania ' bat tb Rms.. sass rostovod an I .trior I saw. as lbw bad a rinkt to do, tto thartro. r.f Jr of K sto, wide* is of filoaof la 1W0."... po of lb* .11111'•. sod caw ed . ttiroantimat all tbs. l rts asoth. PLwed in a .1 otairiatiott dlest. Letrtio ia sulkiest to dotted Qs totem. In Saa of Anse NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE VICTORIA CROSS. (From last night'. assets.) WAR-OFFICE, 810 T, 25. The Queen has been graciously pleased to signify her intention to confer the decoration of the Victoria Croas on the andementioned offices and non,xesunleskeed offi ce of her Esisety's army, who have been recommended to her Mae*, fee Met decoratioa, in actordance with the rules laid down in her Majesty's warrant of the 29th January, 1856, au account of &ate of bravery performed by them before the enemy during the late war, as notelet against their several nain Viz. : Royal kry—Lieutteant Christopher Chutes Tees dale, C.B.—Date of act of bravery, Sept. 29, 1856. For gal lant conduct, in having, while acting as aide-decamp to 114 t • Gummi Sir William Famed, Williams, Bart, H.C.B. at Ran, volunteered to take command o f th e force engaged In the defuse of the mat advanced part of the works—the key of the position—against the attack of the Russian army; when, by throwing himself into the midst of the enemy, who had penetrated into the above red o ubt, h e en c o urage d the garrison to mike an attack, so vigorous, as to drive out the RPABiIZa therefrom, and prevent its capture; also for having, during the hottest part of the action, when the enemy's are had driven the Turkish artillerymen from their gum, rallied the latte r , an t b y hi s i ntrep i d example induced them to return to their pot , and further, after having led the final charge which completed the victory of the day, for having, at the greatest personal risk, saved from the fury of the Turk., • considerable number of Um disabled among the enemy, who were lying wounded outride the works—an simian withered, and acknowledged gratefully before the Rumen staff, by General M onm eelf. 13th Light Dragoons—Sergoent Joseph Malone—Date of act of bravery, October 26, 1854. For h av i ng @mimed under a very hairy are to take charge of Captain Webb, 17th Lancers, until others arrived to suet him in removing that • who was fa. it afterwards proved) meetly wounded. Sergeant Malone performed this act of bravery while return ing on foot from the chore at the battle of Baleldava, is which his bores had been shot 7th Fusiliers (late).—Captain Henry Mitchell Jones—Dee of act of bravery, June 7, 1845. For having distingnialtsi himself while serving with the party which stormed and took the ()gamin, ter te Sebastopol, by repeatedly leading on hie wen to rept the continual assaults of the enemy during the night. Although wounded early In the seeing, Captain Jonas remains] unflinchingly at his peat until after daylight the following morning. 19th Regiment —Captain Thome. Esineede—Date of acts of bravery, June 18 and 20, 1866—Foe having, after being engaged in the attack on the Raters, repeatedly maimed, at great personal risk under a heavy fire of Well and grape,in teeming wounded men from exposed situation.; ens aYo. while in commend of a covering party, two days after, for having rushed with the most moms and daring Gallantry • ape where a fire-ball from the enemy bad !'alt witch he effectually extinguished, before It had betrayed the position of the working party under his protec tion—thus saving it from a murderous tire of shell and grape, which was immediately opened upon the spot when the firs bell had fallen. WAR-OFFICI, PALL-MALL, Sere. 26. (name LAP etoer's °expos.) 3rd Regiment of Dragoon Onattle—Liteateasat John Joeeph Corrigan to be Oos &Fel, Au h pro motion from ta pe s, on the 23th gust, 1837, has been 7th Light 1/wooer—The commission of Captain Sir Wit ham Rnsal . . _Bert., to be major, without purchase , to boar date 13th ins of 14th August, 1857, as pnivienely stated. B'h Light Dragoons—John Mathew Biddle, gent., to be comet, without_parebasr, vice Hanbory, promoted; Ser peat Thome. Richards, from the 18th Light I/regrow, to be cornet, without parcheme, rice Haymea, promoted. tile Light Dragoone—Uldhomester R. R. Harrion Dm- Fate ta permitted to /11.41 k his commiadon. Mitltary Teen—Lieutosant Jame* Powell to be captain, without purchase, vice Notion, appointed to the SW Light Dispose. To he Lanitenanta without purchase Ensign Frederic Bond. you Powell; Kudos John Breen Rout itZirr....ite Caldwell, appointed to the 7th I/mount:timed+. t of A.rtilkry-Beeond Captain Philip Dave' Marpeami to be captain, vice P. F. 0. Scott, doomed; Beret-lbj.w William Henry Randolph Sieepon, from the supernumerary hot, to be second captain, rice Mar rows , Captain Frederick Alexander Campbell tan the nipeniumerary lie, to he lieutenant-colocel ; Captain Hairy Philip Goodenough to be lieutenant-c o lonel vice Thome, mired tome toalf-pa y Captain Jam.. • Frederick 1Y Arley &rot to be captain. rice ti oilonough; Second Captain George Kmple Taylor from the rupee. stemware Het, to be emceed captain, vice Street; Second Cystitis Archibald Moils& Calvert to be captain, vice linnet-Ltentenant-Colonel J. C. W. Forteeem, proolotal to be motor unattached, ender the 13th clause of the Royal Warrant of November 3, 1864; Lieutenant George Sawa Howard to be second captain, vice Calvert; Lieu- Pont William Frederick Moore has been permitted to re mits tile cotondeeion. Sows Ps rioter& Ensign sod Lieutenant John repute, to be bentenant sad captain, by pen-base, vice Viscount Kirkwall, who retires; Eneiga and Lientenaut George W. Knox to Lu tied captain, by potato, vioe Robert Farquhar Skew &evert, who retiree; Robert Alfred Cuddle, gent., to to ensign and lieutenant, by purchase, rice Papier ; Gerard Smith, gent., to be ensign sodienteeent, by purchase, vice Knox. bed illglftent of F.ol—Kahitra . Alexander Robert A. Boyd, from the fled Foot to be , rim Gray, whom tranafer Sum tlio 97th Foot is • Robert Hamilton Simp son, Rap, Late Paymaster, Britiels Itallea Legion, to be perrear. lath Feet—Captain William Heywood, hem half-pay 14th Feet, to be captain, rite Brow-Melee Jobe Dwyer, whose brevet oak ham been converted into substantial' mak, ender Ike royal 'arrest, Bth October, 1834. Ifoh Fat-Captain Italtain O'Bryen Taylor, from half-pay 18th Foot, to tie eaptaie, vim Brevet-Major Jobs Consock, whom brevet rank has been converted into eutetantire rank, under the royal warrant i f 6th October, 1864; Lieut. Coop Henry Poeklierton to be caption, without por chase, vice Borrow, promoted ; Ensign Hugh Shaw to be lieutenant, without porchme, vice Pooklington ; Sergeant- Weir Thomas Watt to be ensign, without purchase, vim. Shaw. Sob Foot—The minium of the captain relented to follipay cm the 30th July, 1967, in the Giotto of the 7th ult., is Meares, and not Mears, as therein meted. 9201 Foot—Lieutenant•Colonel Francis Pyre Harding, from half-pay no itteched, to be lientenant-colonel, vice Boileau, who erchenicos. Brevet Lientenant•Colonel Henry B. Raney, from half-pay 39th Foot, to be major, Om Brevet Liemnant-Colonel Francis Pym Harding, who.. brevet rank bac been converted into mbstantlre rank, under the royal warrant of October 8. MAL Captain Sir 0. A. Robinson. Bart., to be major, by purchase, Om Brevet Ltei.tooant-Colonel Harvey, who retires Lieutenant 800 Dlillott Deane to be captain, by purchase, vice Sir O. A. liolonoin. 27th I cot—Frederick Alezender Campbell, gent., to beeneign, without purchase, Ore Vesper, 28th not—Ensign William Seation is permitted to mign his ozoimimion. 44th Foot—Hour Garland Matthews, pot, to be emir), by 47turchase, vie. Sells, promoted. h Foot !Lowy William Marshall, gent., to Fe enshon, witliout purchao. eke Thomas Bails Thomson, for whose “rviCtil her M sooty bap no further occasion. 60th Foot —Aohitent-Surgeon John Mathew Biddle is per to resign his commission. 68th Foot—The commfation of Ensign John Mahony to bear date 25th, and not 26th August, 1857, as previously stated. 67th Foot —Cbtolite Henry 131achley Turner, gent., to be roeign without purchase, vile Loftus Itoade, who residua. 76th Fool— &nook L. Cumberland, gent., to to ensign, without par , ho,c, vim Pyre. promoted. ythh Foot—The au mow of tile strain restored to fun soy ma the 7th Aue•ot last, in the oe:rite of that date, is Her risme, and Harrimi, is therein Mated. Stith Foot Aoletant-Suipa John Wallace, from the Staff, to be asoieteat-stupon, vice Fitzgerald, appointed to the staff. Seth Foot —Pen•iral Hobert Dobbs, gent., to be ensign, without purchase. vie Brett, promoted ' 2a4 West India Regiment Assistant-Itergeon Edward Joseph Crane, from the staff, to be Aosiatazo-Surgeon, vioe Cletterburk, appointed to the toad. St. Heima Rmiomet—Lisitteaant Jobn lt . p‘ooooook.. to be captain, without purchase, vice Brevet•Majoe Maze- Amu &owed ; Bashru A4olphus W. Cooploll to be lieutenant, without preheat.. vim Need/ovine ; Ensign Jamie W. Mitchell to be lieutenant, without porch/me, vice moodled. Campbell. whom promotion co the 28th August, 1967, is DEPOT 11ATTALION. gartersaeter SU!um CiAdby, hem bett-pav, Britiph Swim Lexioe. to by quarkrutiater, rite 7lsotessiValker,appoiate.l to the 60th Foot. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 26, 1857. UNATTACHED. Berret-Lientesitst-Colenel Francis ['yin Harding, 22nd Font, to have bin breast rank (yawned into entetentive rank, under the royal warrant of o.•niker 8, 1844. Captain and Brevet-Lieurenant-Coionel Tyrrell Matthias Byrne, Ist Font, to to eiejoe, without purchase. ce=r wig Brunt-Lieutenant-Colond John Cheeks Wil- Parttime, of the Royal Artillery, to have the sub ebstiire reek major, under the royal warrant et )Kow.ber 3. 10454. _ Dosma•Mainr Join Meyer, 14th Foot, to ham lie biome mak marorted into arbotaatlvo mak, Imhof the royol war mat of Octoler n, IM I. HOSPITAL STAPP. -General of Hog:flab, With local mak, Daniel Scott, D., to lo importor-rwaral of homitala pupa, foripecti,c.Gazeral of Hoopla* imam Barry, N.D., se be lamorme-geaeral homitala, with local ro ok, Bice seep,who retina arm half-pey. Amiaaat-Eitargem J•ao. Edmund Clatteztack, 11. D., from Ibo Iwl Weet India Regiment, to lon amietsat-ettegem, eloo Hatdmil. appointed to the iAth Fret. AssiamPASurima Fra.cie Lie Fitzgerald, tom the 94th 11 i o be azziamit-eirertio to the forme, vim Wallace, to 94th Foe. ToWrellag Aaataat-Sargants—Rotert Dada, pat ; Haney rot. BREVET, Ilke hinds; rakers to ie. promoted to the trent mak of a*/ to the array —Captaza WJliue Leaps Meer wethar, of tle 3rd Regiment of European Infantry on tha Bombay eataLleihreant; Captain Edwin Beaumont John scat, of tha Bengal Artlllary. ADMIRALTY, Sart. 24. The following promo/kw, dated the 10th inst., contequent on the death of Vice-Admiral of the Red Sir William Henry Dillon, K.C.H. on the 9th inst., have taken place : Vice-Admiral of the White Sir Hoary Prescott, K.C.8., to be vioendonral of the red ; Vice-Admiral of the Blue Str Palette Moresby, K.C.8., to be vloe-admiral of the white; Rear-Admiral of the Red Withal' Walpole to be vice-admiral of the Hoe; Rear-Admiral of the White Sir liftry By= Menin , K.C.8., to be rear-admiral of the red ; Rw-Admiral of the Bine Sir Thome &Line Pas ley, Bart., to be rear-admiral of the white; Captain John Kingcome to be rear-admiral of the blue. DEPITTY!LIEU:TENANTB. Commissions iiitnedl;yth;to;d:LieilleilLiof the Cotmty of Linouln-81r Edmund °entitle Brenda/ad, Bart. ; Henry Lionel Dyrnoke, Rag. • Riehard George Ellison, Reg.; Tar Henry Haigh, Reg. ; Henry Handley, Reg. ; .14. n 00.1 . 10` Morland Hutton, Req. ; Herbert I ngrain, . , Richard Parker jun., Esq.; George Charles eby. ; &piton/ Nirnineon, Esq. ; Thomas Della' Yorke, Reg. THE MILITIA. Royal North Uncoil; Meteslle, gent., to be assign, vice Robert Ilmry Cordon, promoted. Rinal Ruth Lincoln Militio— Hobert Cecil Hassury, gec to be lieutenant, vice William Barry Drew, COMbIIBBIO,I6 RIONRD IT THE LORD LIELTIN•NTS OF Royal Backe /eines Own—Russell England, gent., to be eneign, via Baines. resignsid. Huntingdonabire.—Willies Whltter Goldlcutt, Esq., to be second lieutenant. 4th or Duke of LancestWa Own (Light Infantry) Regi ment of Royaleancaeltirs—Hallowee Henry Bolton, gent., to he ensign, vice Corlett, resigned; Frank Jeffereos, gent., to be ensign, vice Daly resigned; James Hardeastle, gent., to be ensign, vice ben n ett, resigned; Robert Edmund Haworth. gent., to be nage, vice Fitzpatrick resigned ; Benign George Ainsworth Fiekilag to be lieutenant, Tit* Worrell, resigned. Royal Lancaahire Artillery Regiment—Charles Williams, gent., to be second lieutenant, vice McCandie Campbell, promoted. 3rlleitnent of the Royal Surrey—To Le Elmira —Freda rick Gonlbum Walpole, gent. ; Adolphus William Mur ray, gent. lit Royal Lanarkshire—Archibald William Ram ey David eon, gent., t i o A b n e .r e=_vios Hinder eon, 2nd Royal Captain John ard=ampbell, late dud Regiment of Foot, to be captain, vice Trapaud, resigned ; Ensign Francis Wa ll is Lipscomb to be lieute nant, lice Wilson, prmoted. Forfar and Kinardine Artillery—Captain Robert Todd Boothby to be major, vice Laird, promoted. Forfar and Kincardine Regiment o f Artillery—Usjor David Laird to be Lient..Colonel Commandant, vice Ramsay, re signed; Firm Lieutenant Alexander Moncrieff to bs oap tato, rice BoothLy, promoted; Second Lieutenant Jams Beattie to be grit lieutenant, vice bioncrieff, promoted. ADMIRALTY, BM. 26.—APPoirrarzins.—Lied tenants H. Holden (1864), sad A. Tandem (1866), to be ad don't to the Cumberland, 70, at Chatham, for disposal. Manton T. H. Fraser (1849), is appointed additional muter of the Bortrawen, 70, ilarship, at Devonport, for ser vice In the Port and Dockyard at the Caps of flood Hope ; and J. Ways (1866), to the Ajax, 80, ecrew-steam guard_ ship, at Devonpnrt, for service, in the Intrepid. Mates P. W. Pillow (1860), to the Diadem, 32, screw em , steam-thip, at Portamouth ; sad A. W. L. Browns, to the Valorous, 16, paddl•-wheel etesen-frigate, at Devoapatt. Second-Master R. N. Torravray, to the,Diedent. Acting-Mate J.P. L. P. Maclean to the Cyclops, 6, paddle wheel steam-frigsts, at Portsmouth. Midshmen Li. Hilton, to the yclopsH. Ro do and A. R . Hay, to th e Valorous ; C M. J. Dunlop, to th Styx, 6, paddle-wheel stINUIPIIIOOp at Derooport ; J. V. D. Butler, and H. R. Kelly, to the Conflict, 8, screw Beam-ship, at Devospoet. Naval Cadet J. P. Bayly, to the Diadem. CHATHAM, REPT. 26. At an early hour this morning the h eadquarters of the 7th Dragoon Gum*, consisting of the A and I troops, accompanied by their handl and colours, left Chatham and pomaded to Canterbury, whirs they will be rationed until required to embark neat week for India. The only officers who secompunieal the bead-qtuutere were Captain A. K. a. Content, and Adjutant D. Scotland, The 7th Dragoon Guards will muster upwards of 600 sabria for India. SHEERNESS, Sart% 25. The Locust, 3 rains, paddle-wheel steam-vessel, Limitenant-Commeader John B. NWd, kft Sheerness (by telegraph order) at 6 p.m. yesterday for Leith. Cap. tan Henry Harvey, fag-captain, proeserisd in her, for the purpose of investigating somr matters wanseted with the Sitwy disputa' between the British and Prach 11,512C1,2161, Pennnone tic? Encnxeminee.—ln consequence of the onerous duels@ to which the troops hare been subject of We the authorities limne eariderately established a second battaliou here by ramming that from Prince, where, ae at Newport end other plums, then is nothing for them to do. The aocommodetion et the genie= gave quarters a year or two ago to four eagliesate of militia and their respective staffs. It is well this should be publicly known, seeing it hail now to provide for and two stall. The gallant colonel in maraud—ever the enar's Mead—having urn the neces sity of this augumninien. bee, miter some stillea, suc ceeded in maturing the darns thereby, which had - begun to tell fearfully un t e health et the troops. A number of re cruit@ are eminently joining. The drill ground, se well u that for parading the troops, lie not to be equalled, mid the healthiness of the locality la proverbial. No epidemic 11111 r wee with any violence in the neighbourhood. (TROT( LAST 1110117 ° 15 0AZP.771.) WitiTronALL, SEPT. 23. The Queen has been pleaattl too wake the following appointmenta, under the Mir'. pious of the act 20 and 21 Viet., rap. 71, fur the regulation of the care and treatment of lunatics, and for the proviaion, maintenance, and regulation of Mamie asylums in Scotland— Unpaid roe misakaser end chairman of the General Beard of Commirmioners in for Scotland, William Hugh Elliot, Esq. foonunanly enlkd VIROPULIt Melgomd) ; paid oommissionere lure Cole, Earl., M.D., and Willie Alexander Francia Browne, Beg., M .D.; Secretary, William Forbee, Esq. The Gomm haa also been pleased, tender the proviwns of the abovementloned set, to appoint, by warrant under the band of the Right lion. Sir George Grey, Bart., one of her Majesty's principal winterise of state, Sir Alen ander Check. Gibson Maitland, Bart., and George Young, Zech sheriff of the county of femme**, to be unpaid cow sheioners of the General Board of Commiasionere in Lunacy for Scotland. TheQueei has been phoned to appoint John Kinloch, Esti., to be inspector, under the Act of the 20 and 21 Vie tons c. 72, oi render more effectual the police in counties and harem in Scotland. BarTrr lien 24.—The Qeceu has been pleased to appoint the Right Hoe. WOliara Francis Cowper to be President of the Renewal Board of Ilealth. The 4ticMSLae ii;.;plesfted to preeent the Rev. Jame Campbell to the church end pariah of BAlnieriao, in the presbytery of f'oper, sad county of Fife, vacant by the death of the Roe. John Thomson. The Queen has also been plowed to present the Rev. John Barnett to the church at Shieldrig, in the pariah of Applermea, in the preabytery of Lochcarros, end county of Rum, vacant by the tram portatton of the Rev. Roderick Nicolas to the church and perish of Applecrose. SPORTING. MANCHESTER RACHEL-FRIDAY. THE CHEATER/11W HANDICAP 01 6 SOTS. eiCb, with SO dried, for 2-yr-oido Wisner, extra Tb. mood to 611,` We stake. Throe quarter. of a stile. (16 sae.) Mr. Barber's him of Denmark by Amends* let (foe. 611) extra) (Dere) 1 Mr. J. Merry's f by Chantieleer—BerooTe, yee _ . (Plumb) 2 Yr. Allison's Madams Maloof, 7.t .(Charlton) 3 TDB TILAPPOID HANDICAP ofb soya. each, with 60 added. Winners extra. Tbe wood to receive 10 son. out of thR Oaken One tone. (12 subs.) Dotinvorth's Skyisttar, by Birdaatcher, 3 or., Tat lib (Chalkier) 1 kb. Dawoon's Bad White End Rhin 3 yrt , ...7et 2lb o.a 2 Kr. Harttor's 1,14 Nelms. 3 yrr, Brt (11;il 'Napo 3 ) 3 Mr. O. Robiarces Attorocy-Ormeral, 3 yrs, list lllb Dem Ti.l WILTON HANDICAP of woo., witted tO A m 4 op- Oakes of 5 sm. soot.. Wixom, stn ; Nomad to voodoo 10 was. oat of the stokes. Milo ass thres-quartors. (211 J. Osbceisis TA by Otaeboy, 4 yrs. ibt 101 b - -- Mho ormerj I Mr. Ridley's Hospitality, 4 yes, 7st (Bullock 1 Mr. James's Kasserdy, 3 yrs, 3st Bib . . ( lisr4 3 Tai CITY HANDICAP PLAT. Of 00 MOM IMMNII extra. Half-a-mile. (2.1 subs) Mr. Henry's Greenwich Fair, by Wooluici. ;id (111) i 1 Mr. Jor lugoo's Jolla, 2 yr., ( 'lamb 21b piled.l44 2 Jacirom's Obits, 4 3 rs, 4t 9lb (1:4111.3 SVlCtDE.—Yesterday an int,ueet was bald at the White Sins lan, Parrinedon-alrert, on Om Indy of Anr MlMarall, egad 60. Tlto dereated, who re •if breuipi tiny habit', and had been drank .in blirtida• purebary lon Thanday twopeuayworth of eftrbal and steal , red it. 81 - e told an acquaintance what rho had done, as. 'steel that the bed conductor her husband had led hor to it. hto aciaßint- We elated at the billion that the had sever ..Base the 4r ewe. husband ilium bee. Verdict, " Temporary Tu midly!! (Advertiorsimat.l TZETR. GAB'•t1:111 name Wiles OrreA 14 amt.—Tß. boa .11.,v1mt ...rt. Peewee Iseirobo. Bel 1.40 rs lb. Mowed bath a v.. 1 sal weed le U.S Inn Nlr trotta. lad bl all exer.4l.4 le tots ft 1 •emibm Mk It Fr Ina. Millis& teeth. Ina W 4k.t.41.;*.iti0 I. PB.maileLs• spelW On .bMP duo d..2_114105; wear dam* fan dor WNW WM% 80. et ter WWI; •eta, 4‘ —Mew. Oa/sea. tt , ddimakiiim 4.11;ft. Lmoswidii. *blames symbea gat 3.6. MOMS*. Llituliosl. ItasiABAGGIINI. MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Moto Mr. Bodkin, presiding foe the asistant-judge.) John /*Ply, 41, • most respectable-looking man, was in dicted for taatlng a silver Liss-yO4, sad other ankles, of the Talus of r ant. ;catty of May Carey, his nifittom. Hs pleaded . Mr. Payne, or prosecution, informed the court that the prisoner was a eauldeatial *errant and butler in the em ployment of Mrs. Cary, the widow of the late bishop of St. deeply and bun time to time he had pledged forks., appoint, and other ankles of plate the value of which, in the uggre• gots, was about 801. The pruner, by some ingenious method, is/strived to obliterate the mitre from the articles ha purloined, but an offering some forke in pledge, the mitre on which was not entirely effaced, the pawnbroker very pro - I pray detained them, and subsequently the prisoner was apprehended. It append that he had rubbed his mistress to provide himself with mossy to lay out on horse-raring. A betting-book was bond In hie pueasiaton, and the dates of the bets he had mods corresponded with the times delis' pledging. He made Qua book for the last Derby, end was' prorating another for 1668. He had been In his situation six years, and had borne a good character up to this Maier action. The dates in the book were from September 1866 to, August Lat. Mr. Bodkin 'MOW' was another unfortunate Mersa of • servant plundering his employer for the purpose of gambling 'on horse twee. The prisoner could not have expected to go on without detection, and he must have been well aware of the consequences that hie detection would lead to. It was • cam of a very aggravated nature, and for the asks of public justice he should paw a sentence of three years' penal ser vitude. SfflitA, 26,pleaded guilty to a charge of feloniously breaking and catering the dwelling -honae of Henry Hender son, and stealing therein eight gold rings, value Si. 8., his Proiferll. The prosecutor was a edverstaith and ,jeweller, 37, Strand, and the prisoner broke a scare of glee in the shop window, thrust bin hand through, and ens away with some rings which he had grasped. He woe pursued and captured by the sbnpman, when he said be had done it through destitution. 1 be Court sentenced him to twelve months' hard Labour. Thomas Richardson, an elderly man, was triod and con victed upon an indictment for an indecent assault upon Sarah Eborn, under twelve yews of ago, in Nest-end-fields, near Kilburn. He had been sentenced to twelve months for a similar offence, and the court new weed a sentence of double that period. Mr. Shdgh prosecuted, instructed by the Associate Insti tute for Improving and Enforcing the Law. for the Protection of Females. -- William Ward was indicted for stealing a purse containing 11 sovereigns end other money, from the person ad litctorine Paul. He pleaded guilty. On the Illth instant the prisoner went into a cigar shop kept by the prosecutes, in Bherated•street, Soho, and bought ► cigar, which he requested he might be allowed to Lemke in the back parlour. While there he took hold of the pressen tria and picked her pocket while she was dose to him, end immediately went away. She suspected something as he seen up the street, and having missed her purse containing 11 sovereigns and other coin, she gave an alarm and he was stopped. He offered the puree back. Sentenced to twelve mouths' hard labour. (Bofors Mr. Cressy.) Jona Waytett, a well known young thief, was con sided of larceny from the person, and sentenoed to four months' imprisonment, and four years' detention in a refor matory inat tattoo. Mona. I de , 40, was indicted for unlawfully breaking and entering a room in the dwelling-houm of James Maddox, with intent to steal goods end manta therein. It appeared that the prisoner, who had been butler to Mr. Justice Coleridge, 1 . 5 4 at the Sun and Sportsman public home in Marylebons, by the promeutor. who, in ODUNIF quince of haring money from his back parlour, set a policeman to watch, and the prisoner wee deteeted at four in the morning attemptin to get through the window. The jury found him - Or ilty. The constable said the prisoner had been grossly dishonest while in Mr. Amities Colerktge's serviee, and that learned judge stated in an answer to a communication made to him by the police, that he should not be surprised at any dis ouvery made respecting him. The prisoner was sentenced to one yeeir's hard labour. THB POLICE COURT& MANSION HOUSE. is the mercies of the South Yorkshire Railway and Rine Dun Company, who wag apprehended at Termite by Spittle, the detective officer, upon the charge of haring embezzle" his employer.' money to the extent of between 6001. and 6001., was brought before the Lord Mayor for final examinant a. Mr. Humphrey. again attended in support of the prosecu tion; and Mr. Wuntner appeared for the prisoner. The following additional evidence was gone Into : Mr. H. J. Dual-1 am bookkeeper and milder is the otlice of the London Asaurance t'orporation, Royal Ex change. The Anglo-French Steam-ship Company hero effected mime polkiee at nor establiahinent. On the 14th May last I paid the primmer a cheque for 631. 75. 4d. in favour of that company. Tito cheque hus been returned to us duly honoured. By idr. ontuer—The cheque had nothing whatever to do with the Coal Company. Mr Oratly Augustus T ro yer Hill, a clerk in the service of the Matins Insurance Company, laid—We have trainactions in policies of insurance with the Anglo-Enoch Steam-ship toripany. On the 2nd of May List I paid a cheque for 641. in account of that company, end to the beet of my belief the pt 'pne in the person who received it from me. Mr. J. Grelber—l em deputy cashier to the Royal Ex change Amurancs Corporation. That body had transactions in policies with the Anglo-French Steam-ship Company. On the 16th of May Let I paid a cheque for 1081. on account of that company. To the beet of my belief the prisoner is the pettonts whmit I welt. . . Mr. G. Copley, ;tertiary to the Anglo-French Steam-ship Commie, said—Our company has some connexion with the South Yorkehire Railway Company, who have transacted buainess for us as our agents in London. It would be my duty in the due COWer of buerincea to receive the three cheques referred to by the previona witneuee,whose duty upon reaming them it would be to bring them to me. The three cheques produced, or the amounts of them, ought to have been sent to me, but were not. Crose-eumbeed by Mr. Wuntner—l do not know tho pri mer. We have no connexion with the South Yorkshire Coal Company, but many of the shereholders and directors of it belong to the South Yorkshire Railway Company. It we. not a friendly arrangement between Mr. Nicoll and me that he should receive thu cheques. It was an understand ing between the two companies by a resolution. We gave authority to the company to receive the cheques by • letter to Mr. Nicoll, as their clerk. Re-examined by Mr. Humphreys—They were to find an office for us in London, and we ware to find them a money coropecastion for their agency. Mr. J. Goodin-1 net cashier at the bank of Meant Barclay, Bevan, and Co. Thu prisoner kept en atiount at our how*. The cheques produced of the ameuets of 511., 531. 17e. 4d., 10111., and 1211. 3a. 11d., and referred to in the preview evidence, were paid into our bona. J. Spittle—l am a detective officer of the City police. On the 3rrl of Jane lam I received a warrant, signed by the Lord Ma y or, for the pnaoner's apprehension. I proceeded to Aric a , mseed found him at an hotel in Toronto, on the 30th of July, and took him into melody. On the morning of that day I raw him at the bar of the Regain House, In quiring for letters for him. 'mid to hi 01, " Mr. Howell." 1.7p0u lug replying " Yee," I add to " I believe you are aa, in. herewith. gentlietnan named Born." Ile said he wee. 1 asked him where Mr. Hoyce had gone to. Ido not remember his reply, but I a ft erwards said to him, " Where did you come from 7" He replied, "From England." I .kral him what pert, and he replied, "London—Bow." I told lam I wished to see Mr. Hoye., upon which be took me op stairs to • bed room, where I saw a gentleman who said his name was Hoye.. In the preronco of the prieuner I asked that man what money he had belonging to the prisoner. Bove asked me my reason for maim: that inquiry. I replied, t I ate • police officer from London, and line' come over to street this young man upon a wierraiit Pit tied by the Lord Mayor, and upon charges of embezzling the monies of hie em*yers." I added, at the woe time, "Hie name is not Howard, but William Welden.' T handed the prisoner the warrant for his inspection, and he read it. I told him that there would probably be several charge. alpine. him ; that he we, secured of stealing cheques belonging to the Anglo-French Sotto-ohip Company, and VIOL belonging to Mr. Minefield. He replied that he had never taken any of Mr Harifield's money, and that ho would amid rue as far as het ould, in recovering the cub that lie bad abiconded with. Ile ;eve me an order upon the Barrie branch of the Bank of Upper Canada for 3001., and a 411 - 01 d order for the balance. I took him to • police station et '1 °roan, where he delivered up to ime tau prver', coneicing of a watch and other article.. I recoived at the banking hour. at Ben4e 3861. Is. 3d. current'. which io equal to 3041. 17s. sterling. I went about nth him and coiled open several persons who owed Lim money, and be handed over to me what he re ed from them. I tonic pnese4s; o altogether of 3601. 17s. riy Mr Woniner—The prisoner .id all be could to get the money for me. He age led me evi ry Re-ezionined—ln • box which • e said belonged to hi I fried e banking books, one b. longing to Mr. lianfidd, fr. aMe as. Currie and Co.'o, t; - other belonging to the rigour, from Maas. Henley's; deo, one of Mesa.. Bar e zi's cheque books. I produce tho prlsoner'sown pass book at the Barns Bank, which I found in his bedroom. T..is 'wed the evidence for the lexesecution. In rep./ to tl o Lord Mayor, sad tiler the usual caution, The primmer said he should leave his ease in the hands of his 'elicitor. He was then fully committed for trial to the Centrel Cont. Tne s 'cunt of the prisoner's d• fakations is between 5001. and 6004. BOW-STRLET. thr retire of the me pawn- summoned to stow minas 'ay tl beerle "books, prints, nd other representations" led on the r premiere a few Jays bark should not be c • tan oil or iletaino4 as midenos a :Most them, it. R.dkta applied for an atm; nment, to ghe time for ie the crown to consld. r the propriety of further pr mil fin the magistrate himself to perform the I ifs!, beet necii-eary, task of examining the articles mind, t, treble which were, and which were not, Means, kite! mania oonvoraation the so unmans, in la number, wont adjourned. The several defendants wese:—Willkim 52, Bolywell-strret,• Charles Paul, B 'rest; James Thornhill, 63, Uolywell-elrest; Mr, rielxia: 40, Wych-street ; Reo, 46, Wych-street; and Mary Elliott, 14 liolywell- street. Mr. William Burke Roche, who described himself as editor of Paul Pry, and a solicitor who attended for the proprietor of that paper, tendered some explanations, which his worship declined to receive. A person, who did not give his name, said he had suffered imprisonment for publieWng Paul Pty. He wished to con tradict the assertion that he was still in prison, and to state that be was no longer connected with that publication. WORSHIP-STREET. Mr. Hammill, the sitting magistrate, was engaged the greater part of the afternoon in bearing summonses obtained by the police against drivers and conductors of omnibuses. The following were heard and thus disposed of :—Conductor of Kingeland omnibus, 6,63 d, neglecting lamp in the in terior--ooets only. 7,290, for extra number of passengers on roof--adjoumed. The driver of 7,804, wilful misbehaviour, 20s. and mete. Conductor of 7,767, for extra pareengere, fie. and wets. Conductor 7,290, neglecting light—adjourned. Conductor of 7,766, wilful misbehaviour—ls. and costs. Driver of 7,769, obstruction—adjourned. Conductor of 7,274, loitering--coeta, Driver of 7,289, obstruction-10e. and coats. Conductor 6,666, neglecting lamp, 6s. and coats. Tdemis. Prising Garrison, a aa&H a bla7.k,wCharged before Mr. with the following arm& on Thomas Howard, a mate on board the North America, an American ship lying in the But India Dock. ItippeareilfrOm the evidence that the prisoner was cook In the vowel, and had been but a short lime on board. Lest night, between seven and eight o'clock, the prisoner, who was slightly intoxicated was annoying some of the pas eengers. L pou seeing his conduct, the first mate told the onniplaimuit to direct him to desist. He (prisoner) went into the galley, and swore if any one came there he would murder hint. The complainant went there, when the prisoner raised up a hats liet and gave complainant a blow on the back tithe bead with it. Mr. Sidle naked complainant if any serious injury was In flicted P CoinpLsinant replied that hi had a eat, and that a great quantity of blood Bowed from the wound. He was struck with the back part of the hatchet. The prisoner had pre viously said he would kill him. - . Edirard Evans, first mats, said that he heard the prisoner when on the galley ray that he did not care a for him, and that he would cut down the Brat man that came near bim. Complainant observed, "I am man enough for you." Had not the force of the blow been prevented by the arm of another person, complainant would have received a seriotar blow. Mr. Selfo (to the prisoner)—What do you say to the ebari!r2 Prmoner—l was elm. Mr. Selfe—You might have tilled the man. The prisoner was fined 31., or, in default, ono month'a im prisonment. PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. DANIEL. HAZER, Dover, hatter, to surrender Oct. 7 Ml 2, and Nov. 10 so 11, at llasingball-street. Sol., Murray, London-atntet, Fanchurch-shah ; off. wig., Stanateld, Iskiam flori;Tot;;, Upper Sydenham, Kent, boot maker, Oct. 7at 12, and Nov. 6at2, at Baainghall-street. Solo., Masse,. Bristow, Greenwich ; off. swag., Johnson, Basing hall-street. THOMAS JAIME Dona, Stony Provost, Doreetehire, inn keep-r, Oct. 7at 11, and Nov. 3at 12, at Basioghall street. Soli., Yenning and Co., Tokenhouse-yard, and Secyer, Shaftesbury; off. swig., Bell, Coleman-street . MONTAGUE MOM, Borough Market, fruiterer, Oat. Sat 2, and Nov. 3at 12, at Boniaghall-street. Sol., Gaut, Moho las-lane, City ; off. @nig., Edwards, Sambrook-court. WILLIAK SAVAGE, Winclreeter, Berlin wool dealer, Oct. 10 at l2}, and Nov. 10 at 12, at BsainghaU-street. Sas., Ashurst sad Co., Old J awry ; off. marg., Lee, Alder rnanbury. Jolla Wootttscaorr, lA' k, S ha taffordshire, corn dealer, Oct. 6 and 30, at 10, at Birmingm Court. Sole., Richardson and Sadler, Old Jewry-chambers, and Southall and Nel son, Birmingham; off. *wig., Christie, Birmingham, ElcitAkD STONEY LAMIsI CT, Bristol, dealer in =Mire Oct. 6 and Nov. 3, at 11, Bristol Court. So's., Ashural and Son, Old Jewry, and Bevan and Girding, Bristol; off. asag., Acraman, EVAN EAVIEs, Swansea, Glamorganihas, linendraper, Oct. 6 and Nov. 3, at 11, at Bristol Court. &s., Sturt and Mason. Oveaham-street, City, and Bevan and Gating, Bristol; off. amp.. Miller, Bristrl. WILLIAM! Eras, UlAs(onbOrT, aotoeradshire, bookseller, Oct. S and Nov. 2, at 11, at Bristol Court : Solo., Bollard, Glaatonbury, and Abbott and Law, Bristol; off. assig., Miller, Bristol. TiloMA“ WYInNT, Waintleet, Lincolnshire, wine and spirit merchant, Oct. 14 sad Nov. 18, at 12, at Leeds Court bell at Kingston-upon-Hull. Rola., Merri fi eld, Waling/et, and Enelaad end' B.isalbye, Kingiton-upon:Hull ; amid., Carrick, Hall. Ttloll4ll GAKNIVP, Great °rhombi, Lthoolashire, tailor, Oct. 14 and Nov. 18, at 12, at Leak Court held at Kitiestoa-apoa-Hull. Sol., Preston, Hull ; off. twig., Carrick, Hall. _ BANKRUPTCY ANBTULLED Sept. 21. SA 1111161. firLACI1111;..1;;;til ithwtxilLAccuray, Ludt Goolorosh Yorkshire. cloth manutoctozers. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 19. A. Gresehlll, Harrow.en-tbo-lIM, Middlesex, beker—Oet. 19. J. Brea, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, grocer —Oct. 17. W. J. White end L. Bothered, Regent-street, drapers—Oat. 17. J. Gregory, High-street, Southeuit, oilman—Oct. 19. C. W. Broughton, Stnithampton-street, Covent-podia, tailor-oot 17. R. H. Obberd, Old-street. rved,l3horediteb, lead merchant—Oct. 16. A. Ruo, Hedge. row, legion-green, hosier—Oct. 16. J. Piper, High-street and Spencer-street, Stiorixlitch, Reaching ironmonger —Oct. 16..1. Busher, New Bond-street, livery stable keeper—Oat. M. J. Holdall, Belmont, OM Bolton-le .114sors, Dincashirs, cotton spinner—Oct. 23. W. Duckworth, Churrh, near Ac crington, and Lamb-in-Roasendals, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer—Oct. 22. T. Jones, Aberaven, and Cirmavon, Glamorgenshire, general shop keeper—Oct. 27. .1. 11. Brown, Sunderland, ship builder—Oct. 23. T. Firmston, Sbrewsbury, builder—Oct. 19. 8. Staintem, Birmingham, licensed victual ler—Oct. 19. A. Hinton, Birmingham, drug g ist—Oct. 19. 3V. Coneeley, san., Tiptern, Staffordshire, brick maker—Oct. 15. E. Eloarn, Liverpool, merchant. • ' • • ' - . CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless canoe be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. Oct. 19. J. Dickson. Bread-street, City, warehouseman — Oct. 19. T. Hawke., Dudley, WorcestorAire, glum manu facturer; Liverpool, merchant Garstun, Lancashire, salt manufecturer; and Paddington, Middlesex—Oct. 17. H. Bunny, Newbury, Berkshire, brickmaker —Oct. 17. J. Ran yard, Shoreham, Sasses, brewer—Oct. 17. W. F. Walling ton, Oxfurd, tailor—Oct. 16. C. Duvall, Crosby-row, Wal aolh-road, and Queen's-buildinge, Knightsbridge, provisos merchant—Oct. 16. J. Sesby, Vauxhall-walk, Lambeth, huller—Oct. 17. R. H. Obbard, Old-street-road, Shorediteb, lead merchant—Oct. 16. J. Edgar, Bury St. Hdlntincre. Suf folk, draper—Oct. 16. 8. Molynens, Oliver's-yard, City-road, mill sawyer—Oct. 16. 0. W. Daniel, Hate, Woodford, Essex, hotel keeper—Oct. 16. J. Piper, High - street sad Spencer-street, Bboreditch, finishing ironmonger—Oct. 16. J. Busher, New Bond-street, livery stable keeper—Oct, It W. Blackman, Northfleet, Kent, Brewed victualler—Oot.l6. A. ILLIII, Hedge-row. Islington, hosier—Oct. 16. W. H. W hetter, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, own dealer—Oct 16. T. Fleming, Liverpool, merchant—Oct. 16. W. W. Josses, Portniadoo, Carnarronstiire, ship bnilder—Oct. 19. H. Mackay, Liverpool, shipwright-od.. 16. H. Holland, Ley land, Lancashire, builder. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • • D. Hill and J. C. Drury, NOWCuttrupon-Tyne, hosiers— D. Hill, E. Nsehobion, and W. Hodge, Newcastle-upon- Tyne, drapers—W. Norman, sen., and W. Norman, Jun., Chichester, Witten-3. Waterhouse and J. Mullett, Titford Bridge Colliery, near Oldbury, Worcesterohire, huffy mailers —F. Thorpe and J. Horny, Great Stnitb-siren,Weatroinater, rhemista—S. Kirkham and 8. Ilighfield, Newcastle-under- Lyme. Staffordahire, mcreera—W. Underwood and A. Thom son, Oodliman-street and Wed-street, Smithfield—D. Ro berta and W. J. Hanson Halifax, Yorkabire, wonted apinncro-0. Simmons and 0. Bower, Dro)laden, Lanes ▪ irtmfiquidera—J. Bonk, W. &Horn, and It. Brook, ' Lockwood, Yorkshire, fronfounders—J. Garner and J. 0. Upward, Dame-Wert, Britannla•fields, wholesale millions— A. Kershaw, J. Rerobaw, W. Kershaw, and T. Kershaw, Far Oarnhopr, Haworth, Yorkahire, worsted spinners. ro for ea regard' W. Kerchaw—E. W. Menlo and J. Burrimgh, Oxford, printers—J. Hide and A. Hide, Fulham, Middlesex, linendrspers—T. De Year and T. 8 Do Veer, Lisle ',treat, ' Leicester-equate, leather sellers—J. Emerson and W. Cook, Osiostrimugh, Lineolmbire, linandrapers—W. Charlton and 0. F. Johann, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchants—T. Baron and A. Lang. Oakraohnw, Lancashire, manufacturers of acetic aced—W. Pinder and G. Rawson, Nottingham, peon board and box manufacturers—T. Manna and J. Aladin, Carbrook, Yorkshire, brickmakera—S. J. Tipton and W. 8. Leiria rains Lane. Shropshire, grocers—F. Chambers and H. Limby, Tower Royal, City, wholesale coffee dealer—J. Barnard, G. W. Allen, and C. Whitaker, ',tenter, curers of bandage so for as regards C. Whitaker—W. R. ('riddle and L Erlddle, Highottreer, Islington, and Queen's-buildings, Knightsbridge, confectioners. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. . _ ALExawnen Glasgow, merchant, Oct. 1, at the Fa culty Hall, Glasgow, JOHN EttwesoN, Glasgow, @later, Sept. 29, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. REPARSENTATION GP OT,lllllAll.—The usual Speaker's notification appears in lain night's Gov't , annoutr fag that the writ for a new election for Oldham will be issued in a fortnight. [Advertisement.]—Alt ATLAS GRATIi WITIT Till therrtot.—On end slier Fonda,. October 4. 18'4% cacti pg., of the Mott* will In• shro-ntanted with a Coloured Map. n Chin, or the Pima of a Penult& 'I oda. ao as to furnish to oach rtilp-tlOvr, graft+, WWI itratamtwoolva and utroftil Al The me of rogr mei will %that of tree owe of the wrocepoper. Mai. sort t o o ittant. in each par. will te et doubt. the Wan. In n thort tittle the Itlr latch ttlaa Al tontala inato gnaw end palliate of plaeor than any other puteiration of lias Lind. The ontaallati will he when teparotely. and where Iwo. &elk& Within lb. trot four nointiot India will be moot aemstely helbeseek la • mho of Who tooD. Itto ammo of the trtit.t. 0111 hello, gemeetee purred seeency. Ibe erstsvier will he ht the bales .rfb of ark Isroteteg • wit of may thonionds of pound. keileteke talitleiek eloottioaelartalteltinnenta. bottle, man, room.. eldleabOwore will, v i s aseelor the Itiapatoh Atlas. he romitegl Wilk a Weft wog. The We Atlas will be forwarded Intl with **PM it the mod pet tom or 6d. stamped. The Febtay grewino adltloa nay he rewired to thy mat distant parte of the Moslem 0S ishafte teceslag.-011•1•130, Fitekstrect. Loath*. MARKET 6. PRODUCE. tvvnt 00L, SEPT. 24. Coneiderable o tialty has pervaded some of our produce marketa during tie, past month. In the early part a specu lative feeling 'peeing up for rice, in consequence of the pre vailing reports td the re- a p p earance of the potato blight, and large transactions took plea* at an advance in price ; latterly, however, large arrivals hove checked the demand, and the rime has been lost. Saltpetre has also risen considerably in value. In cotton very extensive operations have occurred, and with an increased consumption and an apprehended de ficiency in the supplies, prices have been very considerably enhanced. The Lpward tendency in sar i : bi ts . again Men checked, supplies Laving increased and more desirous of realleing.—Trom Browne, Hunter, ba l Co.'s Price Current. SUGAR.—The acerege price of brown or If urcorado sugar, the produeo of the British possession" in Amerioy for the week ending Sept. 22, la 36e. bd. per cwt. exclusive of duty. The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Maw:nun for the week ending as above, D Ms. 100. The average price of Mesa or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the East Indite, for the week ending sa above, is 36e. 84d. The average price of the three fore going descriptions of sugar is 36e. 44. per cwt., exclusive of duty. Ilitivint, Sere. 25.—The market Is decidedly firmer this week, and although we are not able to quote any advance in prices, still the deniers Bud it more difficult to purchase suit able qualities oar as good terms as they were able to a few days ago. Retmers produce finds a reedy sale, at rather improved rates. Rum is much wanted, but there is very little offering. COTTON.—LIIT.RPOOL, SEPTEMBER 26.—The 14t1/0 that has taken place In the buying from the trade, and the demand for cotton generally , has had its usual effect upon pines. Our market has been quiet and dull throughout the whole of the week, and as holders have in many cases shown some desire to realise: we have to quota • reduction of id. per lb. on tba middling qualities of American lintel this day week ; middling Uplands are now worth 9d.; 90 and Orleans, The Committee of Brokers place fair Uplands, 90.; Mobile, 91d.; and Orleans, 9fd. Surata are id. to id. per lb lower, and freely offered for sale. Brazils are id. per lb. lower, while Egyptians, though in ',se demand, cannot be quoted at any decline on the current rates. We know of no especial woe for this quiornacs, beyond the fact that the trade are now wail supplied with cotton, and naturally do not feel disposed to increase their stocks at the present high prices. The ac counts from America are now generally considered favour able for the growing crop. 2,280 American, and 2,130 Surat are to havo been taken en speculation ; 240 Arnett mn, re M rte l l ic.dria, 670 Surat, and 300 Bahia for export; so that the deliveries to the trade for the week have been about 22,800 baler. Sales to-day 4,000 bales, all to the trade. Sales of the week, 28,960 tales. COTTON GOODS.-111•9;mizermr, SEPT. 25.—There is little sr no change worth noticing educe Tuesday so Tegdrd9 prime The demand continues on a diminished Mae, and though sellers are rather easier to deal with in most came, yet many manufacturers and spinner., finding themselves well supplied with orders fir the present, and stocks being limited for most except India goods, are indisposed to make any quotable change in prices. While buyers are holding back for the chancre of lower rates, there is a strong feeling in some answers that the time has not yet arrived. The demand for nib. to 8116. cloth for Chins is to a fair amount, as also in yarns suited to Germany and Russia. In printed cottons also there is a fair foreign demand, and with the present exorbitant rates for lap, cochinesl,snd satilower, the extra cost of cotton is only coo important item in these which affect their aids, and consequently it is leas affected than might be expected by the quietness of the Liverpool market, CORN.—Citaxwaroan Elerr. 28.—The sandy of wheat was good to-day, and a fair demand for all the Net deem lr.- lions at a decline of Is. on white. The farmers do not ft el inclined to follow the decline of Mark-lens. Red, 62e. to 661.; extra, 585.; white, AL to 62e; extra, 63.. Barley in brisk demand, the quality not at all equal to expectation; a small peeper' ion of duo, but quality generally is very mi.- ous 40e. to 489.; extra, 60s. Nana and pea fully as dear. Lixcome, Sr.er. 25. Oar market has been well sap plied with wheat, the quality vary various, much being badly sprouted. Bea• temples met a fair sale at Is. less money; inferior nepiertad. Wheat, red, 60s. to 66e.; whits, 67e. to 60e; old, 65a. A fair supply of barley, also la. lower; grinding, 40e. to 42.; making, 46e. to 60e. .. . . WAKISTIPLD. SEPT. 26.—Wheat was held at last week's rates and 'old a r•vly, except ch , ice parcels. Fine barley wen in fair demand, I..at other carte dull, end le. lower. No change in other ache:ca.—Averages fur the week ending Sept. 21 :—Whoat, 4,639 qr.., at 595. lid.; barley, 434 qrs., at 435. 3.1 d.; tetc,l2 qrx., at 285.; buns, 49 qrs., at 495. 31d.; par, 30 qrs., at 40a. 6d. COALS.—Lowncu, Berr.26.—Holywall, 16s. ; Howard's West Hartley Nelterton, 17e. 6d. ; Morpeth Weet t -I'7, 17s. ; Tentkel Moor Batas, 134. ed. ; Wellbottle Hartley, Me. 6d. •, Weed's West Hartley, 16s. 6d. Wylloo, 165.; Well. End Eden, 17.. 6d.; Wells End Cinem', 16r. 3d.; Wells End Helton Lyons, 16s. 3d.; Wells End Lonbton, les. 6d. • Walls End Itatael's Hatton,ltd.; Wklle End Casop, 17e. ed.; Wells End Haugh Hall, 17.'. 6d.—Ships at Marked, 24; sold, Li. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCR CASUALTIES. Ern=let fa). Carlota lirott.t. art .h•ae hear thla batboy, full I f water. It I. bloleira a gale Irma !ha Nan b.—e.avel. !opt. U. Jaho , Strethb artoamee). *plata Vadetrota. from Mill for Bt. Petereharg. ael.h male std e meat. I. 013 at ore are this harbaur. and roU o! water.—Real, Sept. 22. Imam Kielce' fr. m I chago, which mu whore mar KlEarluagt Ikis warping, h,e got t 17=1 art lard bre.— Greenock, Sept 24. The Obeesm. from Perm.m.mao, at this ml:ad Aug. 20 . Pratartl lb. v.v.. of a v. 44, Stpt 7, 11,3105D0 otaDOl4l, sad decka =rapt. No latP ode a lougitude glmes—Lleerpool, dept. 23. Laroraos. Bums aT TOW.. Peats.-Btani, at Quebec; Darr* (I-9. U Cadta laaaa Calliartaa, at Cramtaltt liabdrika, at Reset; Lab are. ml Z. Co ml., U Sam; thaisibtaa Oa). Tarte Gab u• team, mad fib, Ca•L, a Legbarn; Matta sad Vesta. at NC oa . .rnala. KalaSID rem Ltazaraot..—Easatiath. tram Warsestandey Sept. IL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amodara Ur. (nu Woo for Ont. Mi. 17, 6t 11.10 lg., los. Mold& Irea km Logics. July IL W. W U, km. 31 IL Ve!llna. tr In Lowke for ftingaiwo, Lae. W. I. 1•.44 24., Wa. !MA. frciek C.:dtra for I .verp - 01. A. 19. lot. 9.0 14.. KW W. The Peninsular and Oriental Company hare now In the Indian Seer a fl,et of 28 steamers, of 32,128 tens Darden, sad 8,020 bores-power. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S WORKING MEN'S LITERARY 'NOT ITVIT. 0 RAVIS.INN-ROAD. —A lecture oar "The Apparent Contradictions of Chet:nary" wee delivered to a large audience here on Thursday evening, by J. H. Pepper, Em. ' F.C.S., C.E. (leraee of the Royal Polytechnic). A variety of striking exporimrots, in illustration of the 'abject, were given with greet SUCCPM, and elicited frequent demon strations of gratification. The institute (which is, in reality, a literary society for working men) does much to place the moat popular moons of education within the reach of all Ch 1 1 ,841., and dean-vett support. [AdVeritheill:nt.]—HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND Pitta-Aw EXTRAOI.I3AIT CI 'ac or t Sore Neva-Mr. H. J. Tom. Horan, or it.rtot upon•llualtor. Yorailine, b infonned Poettotor Ho!loway Mit s t anileinno. yea math lovito to him, bed ailitrol for a very font tiha out red, which formed noel into sll envy and meting aorta: Ile had tbo lost medlati advice for months. tat it availed nothine. slodine that the disease inetwased to an alarming ro ta t.:icevinutalcul wino Oietineut end Pills. with!, wake Canal outlive. tvive.-Sonl by all monthly vendor • throw:Volt the world: at Mahe, Holloway). ftlablirkonents. nth Strand. eed 9, Maida..lara, New Tort ; by A. Nampa, ConontionwoUlei A. Yids:ley, Smyrna; end E. Muir. Mal. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. SIitTTIS. OOLT--nept st Compton ma% Omontary, tito Ws of Kr. O. H. Cole. of • so, OUlT.—Sept. :4. at Emtotott.stessre. Lady 1111taboth Cost. of a daughter. BILDT Alit.—,ept. 41. at Soule! Rectory, Tort Min, lb, wife of tha Rev. H. O.T. Ildttyard, of a &not, r. PAT): —Sept. n. at litomlolg.sircet. Mi T Pate, Lao.. .1 • 110BEHT8 —Sept. 23. st Bristos. the wife of C. Robert*. Efq of a WC sore of ate. SI.ATILA.—&I4. EL 04. rworrerm, C•Ao.b4u7. of L HAW, jan , of • r 0. BPNAIIMAN.—eer.t. 11%M. Helmer, fiereforlbire, the rlre et A. 0 Opearmaa„ raf4.. col s MARRIAGES. DODOSON 4 -WORBLEY.—KO. 21 et the wish thumo. Proton, bpi.* lise Canoe Pan, ur n .'V. Dodd.. , to etuth , dmAdb , a of ILL J. Wonky, et Preston. HARYIT—TRrBCOTT.—Rept. 24, at Pt. °none& Amore,. tO.er by the Rev. K. Hoye N.A., A. Harvey. Rep , roton..older, It N.. eon iftee-Adothsl t. Raney. to unkro Elm T s nmeott. olox of 11l late Rear,tdmiral W. W. Ilendtzeon, CAL, K.U. BOLL AN I,—WDON•LD.—therd. 73, et IN,. NobW, Groat Yu• mouth, by the Rev 0. 1112. RD J. Y. Holland. Lieutenan t Adjutant of the Krim:mouth Dlviolou Royal Warimea Light lolvoly, Y o or. dan.l oT. W.lillnamed. LK. D•pgi.0.1. , ..t. DorplLth end Fleet. BON KRBI4 JSIERSE. '—PECII FLL.—Pfdd. 14, Al St. Nord..of by the Ito'. T. 0 (Wham. A. P. P. Aquas& Kds...on of the Ws Lord J. , In..net, to Adelaide llarrift. dbutddAd of Row Aydin/ U.ll ob Peclre I. DIUTHS. OOLTSON.—SepL 2, at Par;:t7l.ree:l2llWM.naat.Graweend.r , nb c,b • al'e of W. Ceitson, a.ze , l 7e. CROXON.—Pes. fit. at Osnc.try, Frames, 'Mon 0 the late R. en.zon, reee., aired T. DOUGLAS —Rept I. al R , Anna. Cbellenham. Ihroet Pouts.. datubie• of th. MaJor.(iweral Det,2lse, of ZI.II • ng.. , eV. Gill NO —Sent. 21, at Pollee street. D.br. Nam ..ifo a gr . f " olbeinc, aged 21. (111SZN.--9ept.l3, at Augusta GAM , . lian.a. X" . I"rY awn' AYILL—Pant. St, at Weak Potatvat, &cat raerollvd. t"i rd Lovell. Itri la tat tan/ ltat ar MP ago. MINN sad Puth*ol bLiyasau luau. P. S. *MI6 US OM as of As. Prawroki m. of r. su es the Precht.t YO Walden—nu hear, egnehlan