The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-09 00:00:00

Ms.—This statement produced an ez'assedihary esasstian fa the awn, • furor to witneet Debbym—Dli yes give this masses to wty wee before you came to awn ? I did ; I mew Waal it to some friends. I led them that I was einem genvineed that this Dobters was the sem memo I bed saet la the pablichosse. I swear that I sever eapeseal le be haleght her.. I wrote • loner maim them fame, whisk I mat to the Freeillee'll Jeuressf aloe, upon hawk* the ed demo given by UMW% with m Mow to MM. It Oahe& When I west to dos eller, the read the letter, found me to sem dows her P ilfts v al emote that letter I had sot theism limes anthill woad be her. today. I ernalet myself at a *trims p loeLtessaleg from Dublin. It was my owa merin te os these Yes. No as addled sal to do it beer: I them* ait myself. I dmerilrd Dabbya'spenes to may &imam in Dah lia, when I was biding them.' Mae fare. The iaformet Dobbya wee them masslatel by seed the jeer, in refrence to the maths wide . he occupied Y mis tiest to the dab. an the war diresury. ot whisk be had Mated varies. pastime:am ea his Ind emaleatiott. Hs said that he ass sot • member of the Cessed of 21. That he west to the miming is the capacity of • representative of • dab. He wee • represeetative of • slab, and se seek homed part of the awned. The two witetaesewe rs then ordered to withdraw. HZ. Wilkie. —1 think it rant to mks my selthewledg. mesas to the attorsey Rental a.r sneaked this witamm to be mandited. The Lord Chief Justice, after • hider coarultatioa with the other jags, ireueosa.caticei his charge, saying that at the imaisee of the prisoner's annul, sad with the mom of the attormy emend, the witness Dalton Me bees embed ler the Ps time. 01 Oentradie& the thlittri! and Deldiya is produced coo. homed wi i, hue, and if what Dabbya says be erns, the whole at dist statement • I Dalton is • pare sad absolute febricatim. Dot if this witness speaks the truth, it Is far you, sad you eadwiedy, to decide. if you think Dalton speaks the t,. k , ru will not pay the dubtmt 'Palatka t the mamma DobSyn ; cwt you will deal with the ease as if you had not heard am .16M from his lipe. Yon will reject his seaman. It reipht sot to opera.. on you. If yea eas. not ressoaahly tr ust to his *admire, you nualat to deal with dm cam without it ; but you should not deal with the ems self you gem end.% to the statement of Dalton. Bat 0, on the other hand, you believe Bibby o'i evidenee to be true upon say of the sets apes which he is contradicted by Dalt.p, lola still advise lot ant to aßow that coatradicti to legume* your judgment, bat to trait it as if you had never heard Baku). D dibya will, in that ease, be eatitled to credit as if D.lti it hal never been remained, ad yen have te try the esestsun indemadent of this witness. His Lordship teen met. eded to sum up and memo at apes the erridesce which brought the sea doom to the Vithinly,when Mr. O'Brien celled span the pilimenien et )(abashes* to earreader, proemial/is them promotive and bitter pay than dtey tees had. This stridence about uoing to the barracks la Mallinahme was most important, as to whether Mr. O'Brien was widens, wield lately or a revolution; and he, the chief ju thee, beloved that the latter was the obvious view of the (ahem, for, to meditate dimming the soldiers, or to platy them mud., any other pay but that of the oevereigs,wat ea clear moven act of high manna, could be cemented. Id.. lordship than cane to the affair of Baulagh goiamou, and said, whether Mr. O'Brees wee io command when the *hot, ...re Pied or gave the command for that purpose, dose oothideify. 'The fact riu ue to look to is tas— tiest an armed body swayed Is crest multitudes mode en at tack oa the furors of the quoin, ewspellit then to take refer la a home, sod then is their owa M Imam, cad In defame of the property ads* qtr en, to Pre shots by which Inman life was eseideed. His lordship tien read IlsMinspesteeTesot'a evidence, and the aiernbeestiag mummy of several pekoes me engaged In the affray at Farrianey. With meet es the discrepasairs in the @widest*, it me to be observed that trmuseticas meld sewed, be delliWilied by say tire seem le the same way. The main imestioe ir,—.lo yes he. vs there was as armed as. misly—that they wets armed' for obstraeling the much of the body of polka' If sot, why should they have pursued the palms to the Mese ? why should they ham assailed and fired as them. This mad sat have boa for the purpose of maiming anima But them 1 one evert set, which Is proved over sad over again, sad Untie • desenad he the arms of het Majesty's temps. If that be graved to your Mlisfactitae I mesa lam pie say set it • more decided end eaminivocal cheesserr. Mr. O'Brien also aided on the polies es ars themselves codes kis parteetiem. Pereteetim fect what, en hem what ? It is hos that ea every iseseihn whoa he makes the demand for are, he aniketromes by he mesas le obtain yeamestion diem sad to pot the temps at his massy. With respell le the weeds Mash away beys, end Mulder them all" said to have bees seed by kis, I think it nicht to state, I believe them weeds were not uttered by Idea hat by some body else. Bat that des mot make say differenee so to the minimally of the language. They were all as. party, mimed is illegal Set, end the ementaad Siva by one tmit petty is mama the set of the other as die had Men ?romanced by his tongue. And it is birth r highly inmastenal to seaside, whether the maple fired with en without that commuted. They were all shim for a fll.gd purp se, and c very else of the party was titspanelble fire the sets of the other. The Imrsid judge haviag conned the evidence of Carrell, and of another wit ness, Cos. continued thus And sow, gentlemen, I have laid balm ma the entire of the evidence with respect to this am fortsaMe traseaction. I shall now all your attestkm to the 'Tama* adduced on the pan of Mr. O'Brien. This 1, is the lest place, 'astral evidence with reelect to attachment to the mows and as to his ansmitutional principles; sad on this gamma evidence there can be an manner of doubt, bat that apes any part of this ems where o ur minds might be to destr, or Might esprit& &Mealtime with respect to the object' and conduct imputed to him it would be impurtaat to stand to it, and give it al the weight It deserves. Bat unfortunately in this peatiwelar ewe bah's u we mama do Shia and it does appear la me that early is Hank Is. Mr. O'Brien had emilefgese malartunately some ohmage lu his political views, and that then idea. smapeud themailves to his mind whisk he had ant mantheasi ; bat wham*, may be the value of the entiemay to hie damister, Hod forbid Mat I should deprive him alit The ether 'dames as his part, wash I ha, semi measly tort ark, relates to the roles of the Callidems ties ad of the Dish Lamm TIMM rides appose to cow le be perfeetly legaL I .ascot diaterver mything lu lima to Mash to the Confederation the ides of criminally etessed am, nor saything, is shore, if defray observed, t to say principle of the law, or open to any alleged's.'With aroma to the mks of the league, which was foesad, se it =, the members a the two bodies—tbe Cmiedera- CamiliatimPhall—they are obaosious to eibeerva. ties whatever. But the lineation is, whether these rules wen observed by hits, or whether • eosins a mama at variances with them was adopted by hies whoa • mambas of those bodies, sad professing te art In ateledeale with their rale& la the 'pooch of the 19th of Jaly—• remediable speech on • remarkable occasion—dr. Cr Brims digiaildy massive! to Masai the right, unoontrolled by •ay eager. Bann with respect to these Is di. a, to pursue his worse thrcatth the medium of the club to the object be thee cos. templated. And now, gentlemen, I commit this ease to your serioue emeacratioe. A high duty 7ou have te die. charge—a most laborious duty it certainly is—a *aid duty it mast be, if yes should take an anfevoanble view of the evidence before you. I shell rejoiss U seriously, soberly, and coisesieatioaely you cm come to the °ore:mica that the prisoner is not guilty a the thug's alleged wad bat by the crown; but if, on the ether band, seriously, soberly, sad conschatiuusly yea *ask him guilty a these there is no anuairatien that cm justify say bases Is that boo is dam; otherwise thaa that which the oblige- Bea a his oath deism& A Jurew.—Before we leave the box, I wish to sok your Willmar' on, question. Suppose Mr. O'Bries wished to memo, sad Ia dMag so made an awash es the polies, would that be high Drama Lord Chief Justice —What I have to tell the jury is this —According to Mr. O'Brien's deienos, the objets he had in view wee his persona security. Well, if that were his object, and h. only Oise, there is no reason to say that be aught sot have made his serape. but he Dever attempted to escape. These &nervations, however, must be taken with all the other considerations of the ease, and you 11111 apply to them such winch( as they &save. Mr. Whitande.—The ciseetios, es I apprehend the juror, my lord, is on a point of law. It h whether, if the only salve operating on Mr. O'Bries's mind wheat he is alleged to have steamed the polite, was to escape arm, would be he ' silty as high Demos ? Lord Chief Jellies (tO the jury).—lf the sole and mein. sive Mime of Mr. O'Bries were to eampe arreet—if there wen no resent purpose invei , ving that particular purpose a hl mdad, them, se matter what act' he might have es, emitted, you are bound to acquit hiss el high 11•10111; bat if as the seamy yes think he had, in 'Midas Mao psaosml aline, a main' wpm, such as i ellestiA l i a , • repeal of the union ' or any other general as Faded 'barmier, and that his sets ware commileled Ihdbeeeme that object, you must tad blm guilty a Welk teems. A Juror.—l wishes kaow if the attach of 111 r. O'Belem ea the police were made to /Met 'Teen, and that he did all wish to efellpr, would that be high tress,. ? The Lord Chief Janke.—The resistsnee to the pollee, by form or vinlence, no ureter how great, if mewled oat In fartherance of the may object, permed security, would sot be high treason, bat If foe the purpose of effecting the general object laid in the indictment, it would be bleb theses.A feror.—The principal expression all through the eel. dente, as aged by Mr. O'Brien, ' protect ms--protect me from arrest." The Lord Chief Jasties.—lf you believe that to hairs Loa his sole object you mast acquit hL, as I told you be im. — it. Whiteside sonnted to his lordship, if it were act warnsoaablr that he should state to the jury the annul abject should he the repress object laid in the indictment. He wee &held the jury Imbibe be led away by the vague Wore sins phrase. The lewd Chat Justien—Certainly; bat then is so goaeral object fa the indietawlet farther than that of levying war against the Tana, sad the overt acts la support cf tt an than set oat. The shame is quite neneral. and I asa ' afraid the iadietaient will act suable you tte aman clearly to saderstsad Here some word., In a low t 0.., pawed between the Jaren and the bomb, whereupon Mr. O'Brien called wet *era the dock, “I whit to hear what you soy ; be good eamigh to speak out." Mr. Justice Moore informed the viewer that the wart were merely airing direetloae to the jag te take some re heehaws Indere they retired to erasidar their varelkt, es Uri would act here another opparteeity or dales es. Theism this retired, sad were einsat he a New seiautee. when BIL Belleitneileaeral addreesed a law wards to the Nun, sad spikes were therefore glees to nob thew to tie tax. Ilbey ,nonmed oweedingly in ao vets agreeable seed espemidis, gash man with is.. bread la ids Mad. Mel, sinekill Uwe lor sem *eel tModi nen Mired le Widow enedin their runlet. The /nips this laft the beach, sag kM sot bra gem moth thaa • quarter of aa Mar. tithes they Masi, aid at the tarts &ea the jury sada *Mk ith hoz. Tha =ea pedread slisam prank& Ibm IMII the aidad Mt &misty with Mall ibe malt ma LAM Ilsr, bat TM Jary bad mead/ mom lick se ask a sussedos—War • they so Sad snarately as math sties. or were they to Mara • undue es all live ? TM Athatthey-Ciesthral.—Wa7w Mama Om. say lard, that the ath is withdraws ? The Lard Chief J 'saw—Tau .ay nava • squirrel verdict of unrik7. lie mat ea all the ha somata. TM etk M' wNhdraera, timws upon It yea will velars a writhe al sat 'silty. Tie jury withdrew Is their mu. mg awl, eye was divested es the Melt when the priaaam med. d,a up to his lill hebtht sad sosivorsiag Gately with his saamey. About balf-pit the Judith soh entered Ss wart, mad took their reats ea the bunch. Tith it:- chastest was mast *ski and all tthe masses ware taws or Irmo moved, with the *sorption the judps mai the prisoner. who coolly leant formed sit tba spike, IS Met of this dock. TM jury at last sutured, sat the think of the crown tailed Weer the roll, oath atm athiweriss to his same._ Clerit of the Cram—Bow say you, orestlemsa of the jury, sa the int coast, guilty, or act guilty ? The fereman, io es agitated calm, Guilty. The weed eanord a perusable ermaties evrry earsSr of the mart. Yr. O'Beits Vightly sodded hie bad to the jury, mad gave se ether dna el modes. TM ease amercl verdict me ',tamed es the other coasts except the 6th, which had bees withdraws. The terem-s said, ia tome which were smell inaudible. "My lord, there le a reeommiesdation from the jury. I really emirs mad it, .y lord. Db. "'editor, can't yrs read the rest ?" _ . TIM Clerk of the Crews then read from the paper what follows we earnestly moomsead the prisoner to the merciful soasieterstlon of the govanseat, the Jury being an unimously of opinion that, for sissy resin. leis life Scald be soared. For self and Allows, RICHA'III.I M. 8. Massasoit, Foreman." The clerk of the crown then reeunt&l his seat, and for shout dm Wastes an seibroken silence prevailed, the eyes of all Wag lined is the calm, seU-peemmed eseintenenai of the pewee. At length, Chief Julies Blackburn& said, in • low voice, Adios' the aeon until 10 o'clock as Monday morning." The prison van which contained Mr. O'Brien was rusted by • strong body of police, bat there did not sees much ..sedgy fur their stendsce. About 00 peer people were assembled round the court, half of whose were women, mad but few of those iumenibled Mowed the van to the gad. Thesoateet Mesa prevails la the Meets. The lowa and mi/kbourbood are quiet. Ton AORICULTIMAL Coct.so• OP TKO SOCIETY OP FRIONS., with that eminently practical talent which se sompanies even their benevolence, rendering charity seemly less advantageous is t►e future than presently service able to its objects, an about to establish an agricultural seminary upon • 1 age scale, is, perhaps, the pert of Ireland when instruction in the culties tie• of the soli is melt wooled by the people. They have, it is sad, a aura of 5d,0001. ea hand, collected for this per- peer, and with which they Jawed to porthole a farm of 400 acres in Itteceeemon, which will be cultivated sceording to t►e moat iraprvved system, end where the neighbouring pea sentry soil farmers will be practically taught those lessons in lispensable In oar event social audition to the inainten anew al the population. This model farm, with which an egeleolenival eummary end museum wish be joined, will be impseiateaded by Dr. Bewley of Moats, • gentlest.* who, to great predated shill as an agrieultariet, joins intimate know. ledge of the habits of the people. The doctor is at resent w • tear *breech the best cultivated districts of England aid flisedsod, is order to become aequainted with the methods of is s• He will be stimulated 42 dree kips the full dvantages of the ..w institution by a eskay 3001. • year, brides sae half the pewits of the SCOTLAND. EDINBORO', OCT. 7. Rumours regarding the breaking out of cholera here, have for sons days been prevalent, and there is now no doubt that some real cases have occurred, bat whether they are the beginning of a general out break, or merely some isolated cuss, such as have occurred in London, cannot yet be ascertained. From the absenee of official returns, the current statements owe contradictory ; but the deaths may be safely assumed at ten or twelve up to last night, and the cases four or five above these nambers. Dr. Suther land, of the General Board of Health, arrived last night, and is to be in contemn with the authorities today. - HIGHWAY ROILISZY AHD KURDS& —Olorgew, Friday. —The trial of Jamas ll' Inseam. headed Me the brutal higher* robbery and emir ethers T a sheet time Wow, *the Bleekkill-reed, ha Ayrshire, e.asl.dei late yes *Way moraine (as the Ayr Aldus* Circuit). No finer Yrs aisay-thsto *tames were maimed in Ruppert of the arse, whisk loos am mat herbal* edreadrag the eires* slow et the frisk *Med the nert *tease *serest. The deemed wee Mamie* bum kat st night, an the 26th of het =calk et Forty Awes, with ease sloths@ he bad per due* with his herdwarsed ways" whin he w attecluid by UM primer, and horribly malirested. The body was *cad the writ morning la Ow as* road illeleped In Weed. Tbs peer *Pew essaied te Its* lowa .tend in diet* sad *ebbed • *rims puled the bead and seek wllb • Mist. A day aft" the primer opprohowlei amiametssi to paws tbu amishooll wit* awl it woe GINA, tosohlishod his Wag • tho baby at the Heat of the we /Am Merserer, his *Rho wore hand .wood with blood. The Jury found • reediet of Chilly, sad the lamed Jades (Died Mseheecie) pre* seasiase of deal an ths priormor. He w ordered to be masted st Ayr,* the eterareg of 2Gth instant. Thrombi* the trial lot siltibitod the etas* *liana* PROVINCIAL. EXPLOSION OP A ISTRAM BOILIM, AND DISTRITO ' WOW OP A Carew MILL Br Fina.—On Saturday morning a large cokes IRA the property of Mr. Broadbent, 32, Feantsin.street, was burst down at Manchester under the fallowing ammeter en : the boilers are cylindrical, and of kith pruners, end about twisty misuse to I l o'clock, whilst the mill waa ia fall operation, one of the platy of the boiler over the large astral flue tubbed the Are-pkoe gave way, tad the water palpitated thee suddenly epee the hot oar fees sederneath ad at the= gemerated steam in soma& E gio_s oluee then b th at le blew the and Ike km the ilmen " 2 " the beam amen the hag* a 30 to 311 hot perhaps—We die door it the north wing a the mills Portion of the red-hot leaders and blazing coals were also driven tiewegh We win dews. The mataeWs with which the fl,e is OWNS ignited slant Immediately, and the entrances tad stamen I to the +bole live dales bong in this wag d the there was unketwaseely • thou* leaven or atimmt ba n which sided the spool of the daersesin eisammlL Yr. Thomas Base, saperiPtemlost of its menu Am bad sodas at the town's yard by 11 .'sleek, was wal spit to a very short time afterwards with two powerlol tagiate, but soh withstanding the efforts Pao to arrest the perms of the ire, in less than three psalms 1 ma bap from the eon ma:cement the mill was It stated by the engine dri Tar, that W oe C lLis a leakage in the bailer ever since Masday, whoa the Wee maker, Ilr. Wood, of °unsay, was sent for. He was eke as the mill half an her only before the expiates, who the leakage us poiated oat to hies, and he stated the Pen was so danger. The lops is estimated at 8,9001. M li,Mil ; bat it is not known exactly what quantity of Meek was hs the mill, and this is only an approximatam : the ilimmot Amy be more considerable. AU was insured. CHARGE or HIGHWAY ROBBERY.—Oa Thursday lit, at the County Court, Bolters. Hugh Faille, an Irish " envie," was brought up charpd with presenting a plead to Mr. Richard Serbians, coal proprietor, of Elton, out Bury, with intent to do him bodily barn and to rob Mr. Os Saturday week about as hour before the redder hap pened to *RhoWield at Tongs. Mr. Nabiron mu as hie way here from Bury, sad when near the y arkeur, • rm. re who was identified r the 111 61 hi= sad pmested Odd, at = doe doosadmy Ids siosey. Ttns wen dress or use aisa ea ttlsoppedis slat of the rood, sad Om odd sat " lest Me, sad open that he desisted. Whoa spprobsedsd et his lodpap a landed =wee anal la hie psemioa. Ile sisseadsd tor 011111th11161114 The slams he this one toads to so. eta repines thee TWIN NM IMO sososraol is the alfirdiss of fieholefield, at Tootal Bridgo. COXYI3BIOX BY 711 - i LOAD LIBITTILNANT.—H. W. Todd, eat., to be Resign la the Mast York Militia. A CASE OF AMLIATION was WA at Hull InabaSt day, la the masistrate'ipriyats reem.bsime Mr. Cookkass and Mr. Palmer, justices of the bee lt was a complaiat preferred by Miss Mlles Grata , ssUtyi upon Lwd Frederick Peter Charles why he should not be adjudged the father or bit inagielseete any, bora at Hell la April last. She said that Lewd Prided& for the last two or three gears. bad sea* her aempany, sad that is the ewes of Wider hat she eshetwastaly 10.61114 t0 him armee, tibia reeilimi la the Meek of • Made aL4 is April g let. The deisdaat did set, we saiwelesdolimy esespeay yin spent swag bows am's . bat added - hi. aesuresee that he wee DM the pinlnarit hem et the shed. He was sot at Hall at the time** meglaimt alleged the iatereourse to bare takes gime. The ought:ales char some discussion agreed to &Wan war, so as to bear several whams., which the aside deleedeat wished he lave ezeasised. COMIAiTTAL OP A BANKROPT.At the IA& Onset of Bankruptcy, on Friday Lit, J. W. Nick, Lank, grocer and tea dealer, was Mow* up, in tko saw tody of a sr of elm sourt. Wore LL. Osst adsoisear • farther amalantlas. Ho was dasnald a bankrupt Is not, aafi woo whoa oeoppoorio the woo as the 110 11= se lta yaw No Masi oinuise, bat 6111•1 r de se. malostaliss air anitawry was M n rorpool, has wham M i ro rast si tMaart il iroa ls o d olia. Ha was asked why Is Mathias Med Is July Wok bd Lad sawed &Mos PIONIt no • orallisr tar 641. 178.2 d., wins eke lad dem prays* lisr may 244 17L bd., bet he absttnioaly astand to make soy answer, doelariag that so power ea lank amid oak* bias answer; Thump= he was adjadsad to mad aosawdtiad to York Conk fur cos- Weary. alattirtai- STOCKPORT..-- lffirwacsoLT Aocroiorr. Two PANALIS MU=D IT A HOlllll/-0111 Tenday stilt, Than. Brawl% moor Is Wield ORA, list, of Cheatham*, re. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, twin. wird bon hisschesset, web a wears loam with aries. dries by duos hens., sad the resort was, r usual. draws Isis the yard at Turfs Br :eh MI, links Norris. • value abbe more, sourly thermal' brad, bod boos Flak d is therm kr the purpose of broker it is for carrier parry. ; whoa rhea sir the drag.sitaia sucidesWly is spas the bosh of the yore& rare she took fright, sad galloped cut it the yard tirw.rds Briakiwg-hridge, when throe wares wen ortursiagr Mope 7LJ , trim their work at Xr. Must's atilt The salmi st ashed them ritlt groat foreeity with its forefeet, bribe thaw 'Weedy to thu ground, sad the purpling sees then id* serioessme ta r a i i :t this mopped quietly w ups t an s= a wieheat say farther areelle, sad lo the it • leashes berg arriewely aims May so—errn anted to the We& pock losollrfaloorsy. Ara Faultiest was warded shalt the bead sad body Is a frightfal saatecor, so marl so, dist .he died the roe sight; whilst the ether (Ana Shared) had oesteined Nigh severe fractures behind the right • r ham the beef that so surgical aid could prevent her des* whisbeemend the sett day. The carat was instantly disseilerthisr Ids situatlns, sad the sotes-looking salsa!, worth IS goistoo, was dimmed es Wedardsy by dimi ties of the i 5..,. NEIl?. TUNDRIDDS CIIAEOE OP MURDER. - ---..—... Samuel Taskiam, who toned reseeded es the charge of attempting to eat kis wife's throat with • rum, wee broaeht up en Tuesday lest for farther azandattion.—Ana Tonkins deposed that she was the wife el the primmer. About half put II o'clock on the night of the lad of September her houband ease bowie in liquor ; she was usetaire at the time. He CMS up, Lad oa entering the bedroom said, Arc% 7ou a pretty —." He then asked his where the child was, and she told him that she was in had. He seal. "take her out, fur I am going to have ay friend Nord to sleep hue." Witness tat him to let the and and let the Nerds sleep as they had slept before. I l ot sad his wife lodged in their house. He salf, " Give me acne of your lip; if you do, I'll give you what yea went." He thou went down stairs and fetched emu beer. She went down shortly afierwards sad met him in the perege, She went into the r.osa where the Foorde were, er F.asbmd having previously gone la sad was drinking with them. She odd to Min Nerd, " D tymrill yourself Mrs. Moseley's ?" Mrs. FOOl4 balled her sums, and her ( whams's) husband told Nord that, if he ware in kis (Noel's) place, he woald not slow her to be in there. lie west out severe times during the night sad abased her each time he returned for " pulling him up" biters the polio, wort. When it was maim light he arida left the boas, end when he returned (about sin o'clock) she was in Wag the children on the bed. The night before she had 'eked him to give her some money, and she again asked him to give her some that seaming. She told him It was a *hams for his to spend his last Inching in drinking with his hind Fwd. Ho said he would spend his mosey oa there as long es he likaiL They got to high word., and he said to ker, " Give me nous of your lip, or I will do fur you. Hug town you a corpse, sad your young one coming." (The witness is fez advanced in preg nancy.) Ile shook his lists at her. She was the. si ting at the foot of the bed, and he was standing at the side or it. These were the last words she heard, for as at that time fainted ; but wheel she on.. to herself she felt her threat smart, and maw several examen in the room, but she did not see the razor. She was metals she did not cut lisnalf. Her litasband, ever since their marriage, shoat four years ago, had been in the habit of treating her with the greatest cruelty, sad had often when k• came some is liquor, told his &tighter to brim ap • razor, and he would " murder the whole magazine of us."—Alfred Morgan, ;plies-constable, took the • to the statlua- house about one o'clock on the morn. log of the 3rd of September, for being drunk and not gibing • satisfactory secoant of himself, but did not detain hill. The t rieener's wife had nothing to do with the affeir.—The primmer, la kis defense, said that he had been 'mein words with his wife, when she took a sex and said that she would cot her throat, drawing the riser across her throat, and that he told her to go °a with it, which she did, sad that after she eat it he went to look for • polkwesan.--Committed t s take his trial at the mat arise atMaidetons. Azroritza Win a0r.0.-46 in informed from an eye wituem that a woman was lately sold is the market place at Sheptsa Mallet for the earn of be. After the male the paradise: edjoarood with kis prim to a mighbouring puldielome, mks,* they regaled themeless with a good substantial dieser. The husband, ea quitting the emu, ex perienced moue rough treatment from the lookne4a, who were disgusted with kis isheamtamoduet. WILTSUIRE. FATAL FIGHT.—A if;fithsitudittol Dome took place on Thursday, at thy neighbouring village of Buford, when a ass named T. Walter Blake, a labourer of that plain, met his death la contending agaiast another man sauced Edward Ford, in a flake. It appeared that the par ties having quarrelled, afterwards repaired to a field oppo site the French Horn public-hams, to decide their darer same by • trial of streagth in the arts at the ring. Janne lir, per, of Diatom, task the part of ass to the decem4 wt Thomas Jackson. al the Royal Nadas; sad stationed at Diatom on the rearaltiag terries, attended es Ford. Taey height for some time, and ulsssq awned M lastsate, until the deceased received a Mow under the MR ear sad tell. The fight then terminated, es it was found that the deemed was afterwards unable to 'peak or rise, bathe apparently re ceived a rupture of a bleed-vowel. He was taken jido the hitches of the French Rork and in the mai wee ro wed by the ostler at the orders of the landlord to some straw la the cold damp stable, mad there left until ,morning. soon altar white le died. An Inquest bas bees held on the body, which resulted in a verdict of " Menalasubter spinet Ford and the two easoads—es principal sad ghettoes," sad they have been Nam sommitted to prima on the corames warraat to take their trial, MestaaMug DtaalqialitaacL-011 Friday Week the eldest not of Mr. law, esniedies, at present residing at Barnstaple, cambia "wield= of his nether to go to play toe a short period. Inn net nearaing again according to promise. and hoer after bow prengwitheitt soy sews of him, Ilse paean naturally beess mikes lee his safety, and knowing ke was load of fehleg nod* a search at all the plans where it wee likely he mien be engaged at his favour ite ennesawat ; but is as asst. he sight auto on, and no trace et the leer eau eeedd be eibiebesd. Mere than a week has now elapsed and Mined Wettest true bee bees discovered, although the sunk hes y reserved with the utmost sway nod selisitede. The prevailing *mien amen to be tint the boy wee punting his il•hing antuseneat at SONY dangerous spot, accidentally fell We the tiny, and wee tar ried away. sad in all proba bi lity noun imbedded in one of the san d which abound ia the river. St!lt MIL Tuts NATIONAL IJALLEKT.-011 Wednesday last the Ant portion of Ma Vernon Collection wee removed from the residence of its munificent donor to the apartments in the basement story of the National Gamy where it is to be temporarily lodged until other and flail arrangements can be leads. Mr. Ward's picture of the " Connell of Home," Cl!?by Mr. Vernon at the late Exhibition of the . A .d eatleiny, has been added by him to his public gilt be Natioml Gallery will be re-opened to the public • fortnight hems when the two pictures by Taddeo Gaddi, lately given to the National Gallery by Mr. eosins/ham will be seen is oddities to the /sodas collection.— Atheneum. Pinsk. sAcaRD HARMONIC SOCIIMM—Mt s moths( of this society, the week Woe kat, Omer Oats was siesisd to the elsew esaireerr ; sad hes assegied die epeeist mat. The misty have ales made feedi red *levet bases hello lesawasnial orators era diem, peeled duodena, at the relesersals es well Is eschew ems. sad aa nest follllasat ef the lades ineembeat ea 1 irony ladivideeL This is sea ,ead wal probably hem an ens In tie "M=tErs=7Mar aseris Society. Whoa, is eareaseeee of the breech be tween the Noddy sad Kr. lieseses, that mama* was rowed Ikea the oradesessehip, we observed that, those' the shake of ea elleleat saesessor was of the greatest letztesee , yell it woe sat all that was mails ; the eseethetlea of ea *caber ekayorieli a greeit amber el amateurs la the ranks of the perhessers, roadbed the duties el the saedeal tioadector mew thee useeli 111141101111 i aid that three weld lot be seitiehaseily asy _ person, however eminently mem he weft Moried with the tallest powers be t. oaths., sad eisseselly protected is their ex TO both three rabbets, it appears, the society have row sitesisd. Signor Costa's pre-mimed (iamlificatioss oust be irsailesied hr a mismeat ; at the head of the Ptifitainearde bead, led hi the *rehabs of the Royal Isaias Opera, he Itereved this berried diepute. To swesieel known. ezteasbe sae proftrand, he adds , and the presence of mhar e dti s mil si keit per t=• sad his manly fina lises of sheeraw • plied is WU imOd gestlenisalike meo ws, have plead thi s = as well as good will of the libels imessesl Thet be will fulfil his dative eseteie, red sedelly, we teed, will also fulfil Mein—ft dr first piss% bsa beempeteat ter foram iste the erchestra, ad seeeadly, by meting Ilea every ?whiner, whether ceseeeerve rehear, the meat re gular ataadesee lad the meet Wylie Slid tillreilid Wm *a to WM digitises et the enieseer. RRIJ seek mats the 8111111111 HIMINOIS fluisly, whisk hoe beg beta llad er wither robegredlag, Itseeate be li erd ti; orsheetni, at presses ea ireasses, bet sag al. regebtel leashiae, will esigulee a pewee mode The yeeessereses seeemismis meet mails ; :7 11 e i blo Wi l‘frat steterie pee diesed =der X. Oseles dinettes is to be the " 1111ijah." AND CLERICAL. C --- OXFORD, OCT. V 7.—ELECTIOX OF ICI. 11•XCIILLOIL -1 • 4011...U0M was Win tile seenft4it L ores. vie s in a... Or. ftsisie, Weeds of Welles vedird the ells of lir Chweedis SS a Ude seri. I._ ea ow. maws isso o eons SSD ma eustemile Medelale OM led - iiiii u s Ds of Was Low a smarina am as amear, sp in " s o y. 0. pivens i D. 11.. Mae if iheseas es lug sasses, we wed by dr Wwis OEMs. rid orded We sr& sew edgellidee of Se taws The Yew Illepasedde son n s sell oils end aim' keetelsedy Ye Se ISM of the in by the Ws Jo I. Oreweivi D.: .w.. 1 4e = seseel Li w r i d Waft.; O. D u. Dov.P. W , ykys t l of a. bs% ; tie m J. L. D. w Dra of trite; re tie Bev. J. islbri, a Last; r peo We .ediewedles who se le 1 kW la ere et Mier or dexibie ISMS sdiendy. Wel i g: polosee Mai pelmet s trek the meow emir of ohs swept dr iristieve el sererkee sews wen the Ss L iteersea s SD Sri% cle p oestee . ; tie are. J. Ilist n p-D ic .. .gra ~.. L. Lel Pty ill* Rev. J. lit+L lsoa lle4Wieles et di i idi A m ii. Haney, D. Pram, if Nagalli ON MORA De. Ms LATE" and milat wasit shwa , will be prewar by the Wm It. awn a SAO SEM aid thentheet th Ith thed% SOW• • MICSAILWah nail asamagio is Tuley aca. The Mimi Naive sod WY will ems so the nannies t Idoollss b =7; llerust, co the the ; Itslll.l, :few Mance, , Christ Mush, Trtetty, St lshaV, =Bh. Wormier, Ist. Alba, sod St Monad Halt, es the 14th.; Osesef. MB its ISO: COMMON All Yoh, sod Ilavhdee an toe gib ; gaiert. Onsi, doom SI. Nary, aal s.v lon Hell es the 211s1; W thiverelty es the Stud. Pasimatswers.—Esv. M. A. CsMoan. to Christ Mara ra4 Iliglitam, Mogan dle.„ Lawlaa.—lte.. C. IL Angell. al Illibusid, worm, r. aliplmisoy el the Ueda borough Owl. NAVAL limettgigHrlm. OCT. 8.- - ittliisems t, Prince Rageat, and yesterdey reasked orders c rei k ze . se with provision far L illg o= It le reparted that at Pmeseith, kr waited @Maar imam Rt. Motant, with Mr Napier, proms& to kirkaa, lis welt the ewer "WSW and the Prime Regale eel Belle. MOM see es go Bluest ad Jots the aquedrem of sir W. rester.- 01Miee. IL Cam S.C. leLysesart. arri Aug aIW at BOUM Beem Rie Jambe. milk ern bites Um 4 th Pod stem by Howe Is twilelpstal hp the swivel of fiesmet at Palernothsa the Ith bet. At the Boa stemmas learnt, Alecto and Chum& were at WBla,. met Sd Maegithist. Hydro, LOAM, Harpy, Ogrieg. and Arlin at Moots Maw TM kOseriag par afire barn tame to Reg . hied Is the Omni : Mr. Wbifferd. arantares Mark, Savekbed from ItaleMb ; Newel Wet A. 11, remold, Invalided from Issearnaist Capt Freessalle, from Braisigb, ea private altoirs • Mr. Z. 11. glemat._ semall mower, from Lizard, ea plias altars ; lark W (Not weirian Irmo the thorns ; Mr. L Ithhelma: mkkhipmea, tram Alecto ), ; Mr. S. Rotierties, taral cedet, sad Mr. P. P. Perak from Genres, for dimmed of the Adodesky. Comas le ordered to etweraem, to be geld at Crimp, st, imbed yesterday morning kw lonvonput, having hem prernemll MageMed by Plr T. B. Capri in the berboor.—lllebeaheek at., twos lato harbour re Friday even ing, soda pH eat of essamiedoe yestoriey.—Oriver at. b es gabs a essepreg at Royal As. to Jersey, and to bring bask the relined le this port —Gahm a. will return to the Clmariel Lai=f w peeteetioa of the lobelias on the 12th lUyrrtd rte, et gettimsd. await mink Both wW wet likely mit met _deka kiss reseeding ea terries. Bemard Is epilog of mamboed Art the sort et Africa AR WIRMALIT Osamu Ma hem received at all till doe'. ordering a relent of the nun bee n( the staff of ell proms of the fatal Dockyard Brigade 'warned Utiouebout the mar, and theorist the email ezparnea ea amount of their vertices. Divosposr, Oct 7.—lhed des. 20, C.o. P. M.Qtthes, was modem I and ismeeted yesterday by the ccarnawier.thoblef, Admiral Ow W. H. Gage, and brumes Into trhb.ur to be paid off Petrel 6, Cleuthanes. Gamer, Ms been towed au of harbosr by the Hamm M., and salad tr Falrouth.— lesprego .We, lot, has been mowed, and to be breath% slong.ide the rt.:kraal to facilitate her equipage& - Luger, et., Lieut.-tarn. Lloyd, is wt of the hands of the ducluarrL—Cyerna, st., IL.M. Capt. Haulms, with the October walls Cr Madeira and the Coen of Arne; w,ll call at this part cm her Wiry, In tabs letters, As., kr tho squab as tad two whek boats Sur aarataa ea that coast. WOOLWICH, Oct. S.—Sharpshooter, Vent. J. C. Bailey, returned to this port yesterday morning, having, after lading the lord. of the *dogma,. procarnel for crvir is the Berth etas with her armament, stir ek Sae., as bourn. B 1 alt Xmas et. meld, Mester Commander S. B. thole, returned tog:wk. yeeterday alter. soca shoot four o'cloek, ant baled the lords of the Admiralty, who left Woolwich in the marpr.ter on Werne-day. sad whom abs N. tompanied m that oRkW vi-its to the tiorgyer 's la ihe Medway. TM blob Kole is ordend to be yam ready to m ebark th eir toed.eblpe fee a teinight's tour cd mope:Um to the echoer wobtra yards and to Pembroke. Teaser, screwst. Is., bordered to be armed with am 33-pounder ,on of $6 wt., and two le-powder conmades, an enstament which It Is thought by overtime men will he too heavy kr her. Ars angvnients ore made tor turning the °Moen and crew of the Myrmidon over to the Adder, but objections have Lon mode to the actor vary, which, harem toss SWAIM is 0141 packet, has as the erneeruy scoonuaodstica fur au Urea a crew as that of the Myrositkm. THR WitItCHANT WATl.—(From Gatette.)— A LIM of all the Masters and Mess in I e Merchant berme ham, sines the .slat Aux. lest, voluntarily gamed an examination and Waisted certileeleoef qualolostkill borne W-ore acrlitateach assigned, under the regulations bated by the Board of Trade. Mranks.—A Johnston, 2nd elms art., learn, Landes; 3. nether. hegira, 3rd, Atriptiiiritr, South shields: W. lord. let, Hawke Prows, London; W. R Metcalfe, ted, gusergra, l rodeo; J. Sayre, led, N.M. sloop frebudda; R. M. Weeks, jun., Sod, Larne Maria, Woke ; R. Elbe ior, 2nd, Diamond, Load a; H. fklag, Ls. Meals, Yermouth • E. Intallther, Ind, Harrison China, Irnerpool; O. Wigg, Sod, Carane, Bristol; G. litt‘bell, Sad, Dorian of North. ; S. titlark, tad, Vette, Lades; A. bridal:, kik Darn of illelemood, Dundee; G. Holborn, to Beaver, Loadon ; J. W. I num, ILK. brig Lily; B. hymn, tod, Leader, ; G. kg, Thorne Arbuthnot, Leaden ; H. R. g. ted, Caledonia, M ad er, J Ileatoo,belle Creole, Lesko D. C. Miller, tad Lanka ; J. R. M'Ocorall, lad, Jame, Quebec; A. I. Marna. 3rd, Mathew; London; J. H. Jelllcos. Ist, Lee, load=; J. W. Veber, Md. lama Auckland, Loudon; T. Porno, Srd. Theresa, Leaden; T. 31. 1 ilby, tad, Dale Park, Looks; H. Harris, lei, Amphitrite, Ipewlett ; W. P. Crapes, Sad, Japan, Las. dea ; P. Smith, 2nd, Wag, Plymouth; J. Headmen, MI, Neptune, Lotion ; E. Ells, tad. Werner Castle, London; J. 6. Wear. tad, =Campbell, Londonderry ; rempae, ; U. Williams, trd, Jess, Loader J. IL lad iasasey Eliti rl,, Brothers Hewes le; ita, 3rd, Wear Pecest, !hid& • It. Ro bots. Sad, Parka, Lander; J. T. Ryder, Sod, M. George, Leaks; W. C. Dully, kW, Alert, London; H. C. Laney, 3rd, PAWNS IV Ueda; C. A. Warming, Ile, Bathurst, Looks ; H. Tartar, Load..; S.C. unite, Sad, !Manor. ityd.ey; w.r1.17 = tad, sit Chart kirks, Lemke; J. W. Loft, .ad, laratsde lay; W. H. Roberti, E nd ue, Loudon; W. two, ftaalgar more,lleweestle; K. Mows, I, Theban, Newcastle; W.I. real, L 4 Asa Arsestrawr, Lammed; P. Erwin, fed, Mabel, BrlstoL Mares.—J. C. Gilbert, tad - clam cert., Maitland. learns ; D. Bowes, 3rd, Ilerrivon Collesa, Liverpool; U. R. Drew, led, Tbemits and ks•Ph Collet Looks • J. Fisher. Snd, Morayshire, L..dm ; T. IL Paring, 3rd, ferns T. item zLt imh. eriool •1. gleolle, Tama, Leeks; H. A. Living, 3rd, dromock; J. Porter, lad, Brno*, Greenock; B. Oakley, Sad, George Ammo, Yarmouth. SPORTING. NEWMARKET SEOOND OCI*6IILR MEETING. ARRIVALS up to LAST NlORT.—Voiley, Gersldine,Alpheia, (Swims, lady Cecilia, Egreseent, Uplifts, Archery, Fireaway, Leger. dem* Mirsailie, Carus, Due" Dromedary, Puffy, Glendower, leadiesa, The laighised Meg, The Maw, Newmark Resolution, Grief (bra to Joyful), C. by Jeered dam, by IW. Syntax, F. by Don John era of Receipt, Clare doe, Miss Seeah, Sig Jerry, F. by Lessmost out ■Canada. V. by the Prow*, dam by Comm. F. by The Prevent dam by Miens. Clerk of the Council, C. by Dos John out of lie tar I pt e , bird : Pnac "; Dietia. c fret. talents, tbeoestfan dais by Voltaire, Rosa, C. be Badwater oat of Casteadrs, ales o, bell, Administrator. Meaux, Executor, Mr Robert Sloper„ Oanyzighans, Marq. oat .1T F. by Martin Chnolewit, M. by Mr HITCUII. ef Tegliaol, Moab, Lamisherough, Laurier Tr. Tartar, Whitley, Little Joan, Good oy, Tommy, F. by Jererd out of Rhodenthe, F. by Charles XII. out of PacolaeTelts, Mosley, Myles", Elmer, The Lite rates, Fern, Keisebe, Telegraph, Vureeluesire, Oaekennouth„ Memel von, tatter Lord, Heath, Jed) Fhb, Hornpipe, Traverser, Vita Con sal, Fogleman. Naar, Chat, The Dark Lod) Meier to Arkwrigto, lbw Taft, C. by Oetwieli dais by Agreeable, F . by Gladiator eat of Game lass, Cinesekm, Nectar. This awing Now I • Valais( here noted. all precedent, they sae not be rOn MS. amity 130 of which have arrived sines the led weds& abseil the preeent iles weather cootinue, therefore, It is Vat ISO usik le prellselliglhe Illeson will terminate brilliaatly. We lode= b hue dies he,. on the Cesarewiteh, but we under. shwa wet se gab es 2le l Ms less taken in tows about Surplice. The eleelees. R b will est *toted 23 or 28. Fern threw • ire ads mobs irrl up Isms. The ski et the Mend is now inclosed in the yam. manner MOS the Id, sad the howls Wes en pia ed re net to Interim with the enigma to Ewer esems. "li fhb Zrl'oilterageahad ant closed when our parcel was leads up. Te give all slum en egyeetunity of enjoying the two ban &ye of the .salves, the Minim of the Eastern Counties Rail way here einewswil two swig trams ea this itiy sod to-merrew ; the drat, welsh wlll be assiesil le wooed and third-ciao, gm. Mgeat Yaw bra (vls. ea end 4s. to Newmarket and back) lainsiw very illkibopmaloglglige at (Mock in the morning and return at 7 edge in die swam The mond will be limited to first elaas Mil will Motet hellapot nine o'clock in the morning, rot MAO*. end pwlereniag the journey in two hoary. Waller semeriedffigre eel beaked to the inhabitants of Norwich, Yerreeedt. lay. Casheinge, end eine& every other town on the hashes thee wit iney leek free bumper seleedenee. POLICE: SATURDAY. GUILDHALIo—Tn,a Omnibus CHEAP Fan SIATEtt. —J. Roads, omnibus proprietor, was summoned by Sir. B. L. Sewell for neglecting to have his Lens painted inside kis vehicle. The act 6 & 7 Vle., e. 86, enacts that the fares which ere charged sad are exposed outside the vehitles shall be 'minted on the inside. The complainant stated that on Wednesday he hailed the defendant's omnibus at Pending ton, and inquired the fare to Tottenham-court-road. The enductor said 3d. ; 31. was affixed to the outside of the vehicle. The only fare painted inside was 61. Frequently he had been defrauded, although not in this instance, by the 3d. not being painted inside ; kr the 31. outside, when the public alighted, would be rem by the oonducten, who would point to the 6.1. on the Milo as their legal faze.—Bic P. Laurie imposed a penalty of 20a and ell.ts. BOW-STRBST.—Tis a New ADMIXISTILATION ON Juericm Acts.—Sir. Goddard, the solicitor, applied that • IMMIIOIIS might be granted on behalf of a number of young men, his nests, under the New Administration of Justice Ain, with respect to penes, chanted with indictable offesoss.—The applicant stated the, in the month of Dr comber last, a series of advertisements appeared in the morn ing journals from the London and Westminster Coal Club Assosiation, 142. Strad, setting forth the most bettering prospects, and offering Inerative situation as clerks, agents, ttc., to such as were willing to join it on certain conditions, in sossequenc• of which a young man, named White, waited at the establishment, and having had an interview wPh some peruse who repreeented that they were the ma nagers and directors of the essoctition, they conferred upon him • Domini situation, with a salary of 1001. a year—he having agreed to the tones proposed by them, which were, that he should become the purchaser of fifty shares, and pay down forthwith le. per share. On the 16th of February there was another call of be. per share, and believing from the prospects held out in the prospector with which he was banished, that the specula tion we. bonajfkis, implied with the apparent resputability of the parties engaged in it, he paid W. 104., and the re mainieg 141.1 ta. - at the end of the same month, upon whit* he reissind a written appointment, but at the time na Walks inks were assigned to him, although he at tended dilly at the office. At the expiration of the first quarter ha saki application for some money in the shape of a ta tz, y but wss mot with frivolous excuses, and having e•• pnesekhis demands, reminding the managers that Ork maditions, he discovered that anything like a saw mid nat Sou or at any future period, be ob. w as & The mkt he lad referred only to one owe, bat be ma belied of about a dozen others who were In a es pesdissamat.—fir. Jardine said that from such a statement, it was a matter which ought to be further to quired into, and_granted the summon s. If ARLBOROUGH-STBSET.—ASSAULT. —.T. Calvert, aa engineer, was 'barged with having assaulted Mr. W. Franco, landlord of the Angel Inn, High-street, St. Gila's. On Friday night the prisoner went into complainthes house and ailed for a qua tern of gin. The complainant's wife, observing the defendant wee rather the worse far liquor re fused to tern him. The defendant then became very &bas in, and, pulling out a knife, mattered something as to what he would do UM was sot arrest. Be followed out his threat by rushing aside of the bar, and, ' hold of Stn. Frenee's arms, thrust her ea one side. planing, on lm the ales of his wife,ran to her aseistanee, and col kreerd ia the defendant and put him out of the home. In doing so the deka:int struck him seven times, and kicked blot sew rely on e isage. A constable eventually same to coin plateau's c. blame. when. alter a deal :it resistance. he was conveyed to the station. Oa his arrival at the Lake place his (defeadeaes) ended was violent in the Mame, and several ether esselables were obliged to be mils& Mass he omit he * Isnind hut Mp.--Ths procaer was easemittal he MD ass with Mom Mama= EMMY ST ♦ SaoPitam.—J. Thews, a WSJ dreamed Emus was charged with tabbies hie empire of & queenly a silk, sad other anieles.-1114. T. 81oper, silk view ' Pioesslilly, stated that the primer had bean is his display ea anima& for the last two iniatke. For the lam few dam, in coasequesos of entertaining some easpision re garding the primmer's kmarty, he gam oasis M have him 'trimly watched. Oa Friday kis saspicime wars mailmeed, sad he ailed the primrose Into a private room, end lazed ' 1 him with having robbed Ws, and liming part of dal atnlen property to his pessemicia thee. The prisoner bosuns em barrassed is manor. but ementally pulled from his pocket the Rise wisp( black silk produced, and, maybe( it was his firm offeace, begged wittiest to, forgive him, and open hiss tram disgrace. Witness said he should do no such thing, tad seat for • wadable. The primer was searched, and nemral duplicates referring to pc.perty pledsed were gonad upon him.—Alfred lie ith, mustang to Mr. Young, pawnbroker, prodsoed six yards of Orleans cloth, pledged by the prisoner.—Roteleous. 163 C , snit on Friday evening he was sallied to take the primmer into custody. Oa searcr.iag him he found several duplicates relating to shawls, ailk, sad other property pledged by hint (the primer ).—Senral other articles were predated by various pawnbrokers, and the prisoner, having declined making any defence, was com mitted fur trial._ _ _ T- UILIIIIIO raa TAIILIIL—R. eau, a watchmaker, was charged with stealing • bundle containing a suit of clothes. —G. Salisbury stated that ea Friday evening he was looking out for an omnibus, in Ozfoite street, with the bundle pro d ited under his arm. Defendant came up and said, If you will ive -. your bundle I will get you a 'bus or a cab." Witness • defendant's ofer, and then walked on, fol lowed by the pruner . who tried s everal times to pull the bundle from him. Cmapleinant threatened to give him in charge if he persisted in " doebeing " him about. Defendant said he did not are, the bundle be wail have, and, all of a sudden, he laid hold of the bundle, and ran away with it. Witness followed and rot it from tin, and ran down Ox ford street, pursued by the defendant, who kept calling out " Stop thief !' Witness waisubsequently s'opped by &constable, and the defendant came up, and, taking the bundle from him, ' gave witness in charge for stealing it Oa their arrival at the station, witness explained the matter to the inspector, who made the defendant change places in the •dock, and 1 , 41e,4 him us on the cheese of stealing the bundle.—The de fendant: The reason he gave cemplainant in charge was that the latter had moused him with stealing the bundle. He could assure his worship that he wee innocent. He was a watchmaker, and worked for Lord Myddelton and other noble • men, and lied 0047 of gold wirches to make money of, if be required it —The priseser's wife here stepped funned, and sale her husband win not exactly right in his head. Sae then detailed to the magistrate several straw acts com mitted by him, which plainly proved that he was more an object for an asylum than a gaol.—Mr. liar twirl said the whole of the preioner's conduct proved him to be inasae, and advised that he would be carefully looked after. He then died's:Ted him. LAMBE fii.—Tna Ilse or Cneonoroex.—E. Read, • cab driver, was &urged with hamming and robbing O. Cottrell. Oa the night of the 19th of last mouth, when about to enter the Lord Duncan public-hems, Depteeed, he saw the prisoner standing there with his cab. He bor. gained with the prismer to take him to the sad of Sand strom, Oxford-street, ter Is. Gd , but had to produce his money to show the primmer mat he lied selficient to pay him haute he would permit him to get into the vehicle. Oa entering the cab the prisoner told him he might go to sleep, and that at hat destination he should call him. He then drove off, and vitiates Iwiag very tired from havirg walked a considerable distance, dos d off, but did not re soundly to sleep. The cab was stopped in the Westehinster-road, and iia stopping moused h:m; but finding Mat it had not got to his &mansion, he lay back, and des , c 1 off again. In about two minutes be heard the prisoner say, " l've got an old Bleak here," or words to that effect. He also heard several voices about the vehicle, and one of them said, "He is fast asleep." At this time one of the cab-doire was opened is duly, and he felt soattlaing like a handkerchief peas several times before his face, and then it was that the prisoner "He is sound asleep." He next felt a hand in his waistcoat-pocket, where his money was; and, on its being taken out, he heard one of the party say, " Put his knife hack." lie also felt a hand put into his trousers-pmket, but was so prostrated from drowsiness as to be unable to make the slightest resistance, or attempt to protect his pro perty. In what appeared to him to be two or three minutes, the prisoner opened the cabdoor, and said, " Come, I can't take you any further for noLting," sad palled him out of the vehicle with great emcee He fell on the pavement on his face. By a greet effort be teenaged to get up, and fol lowed the prisoner who was driving off as fast as he amid. Witness had not p roceeded far, when he was tripped by some person, a confederate, no doubt of the primmer, and had a second severe fall, and from this mute the prisoner was en abled to get off. In reply to the questions of Mr. Norton, the witness said his perfect belief was that when he felt the handkerchief pais over his face, some drug was used which made him uteri, drowsy than be was before, and rendered him incapable of using any exertion to protect himself or his property. Had been drinking a little, but nothing to affect him u he had been affected.—The prisoner was committed. THAMES.—A Vietnams Baotait—Mr. Foster, a cabinet-make,, was charged with assaulting E. Porter, a broker, of Glebelane, whilst distraining for poor-rates.— The complainant 'Wed that oa Thursday last he called on the defendant, and told him he must distrain union the rate was immediately paid. the delendant told him he was a monkey, put his fist to his face, and snatching the inventory which he was about to make fro mi his hands, tore it to pieces. —Mr. Fester admitted that he bad put the broker out, but it WIN under circumstances of great provocation. The whole matter arose oat of an old spite on the part of Porter, who, eighteen months wince, called on him for a rate which had been previously paid, bat the receipt had been mislaid. Porter was proceeding to distrain, when the receipt, signed with his own ingnature, was found. Mr. Cott, the then overseer, on hearing of the matter, censured Porter se verely, and ever since that time he had dose all in his power to annoy the defendant. When the rate was de manded on Thursday, defendant asked time, till the next day, but Porter said it must be paid forthwith, and began to make the distrelat. Mr. Foster then asked for half an hour, but that too was refused. Not having the amount 14e. 71., by him , _ he seat his servant to a neighbour, but in the in terim Porter forced himself into one of the lodgers' rooms, when he so alarmed her and her child whilst seising on the furniture that the lady wee ill ever since. Seeing the dis turbance unnecessarily created in his house, all the inmates being greatly alarmed, defendant would not let the lady pay the rat*, which she proffered to do to get rid of the fellow, as be expected his own servant every moment. When she came he tendered 14s. 7d. to the broker, who refused it, saying he must have 11. Oa. Id., and, as he continued to disturb the home, defendant put him out. —The facts ware established, and the magistrate thought that a fine of dapence on the de fendant would meet the ends of justice. MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY BYRUM. The transactions in Consols were extremely scarce to-day, and the market not so strong as before. Con sols, after immaterial fluctuations, left of 84 to for money, and 864 for account. The market was evi dently with a declining tendency, which may be attri buted partly to the fact of some influential jobbers having arrived from Paris this morning, whose re ports were anything but reinsuring in respect of affairs in France, the particulars of which aced not be entered upon here. Exchequer Bills were 31s. to 345. premium. Except in Mexican there was little business in foreign steaks. The upshot of the business in Mexican Bonds left prices about the same as before, 184 to 194. Brazilian, 72 to 4. Chilian, 83 to 5. Peruvian, 30 to 2. Venezuela, 14 to 16. Spanish Fives, 111 to 12 ; the Threes, 23 to 1; Passive, 2k to 31. Portuguese, 24 to b. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 444 to 64 ; the Fours 661 to 94 . Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents: 70 to 2. . _ . The Belgian government, as reported from Brussels, are on the eve of contracting a new loan. One of the Messrs. Rothachilds was there to take part in the necessary negotiations. The following calculations show the rate per oent. per annum yielded by the varioos securities cited at the prices ruling this day : Throe par Cat °amok ammo pries. MI yield psi ,sut.g3 9 71 OA per day) . . ...... 33 3 14 51 LeartiYesadTartiste (dlrkked par asst.) ... Great Women Nth.. 7 id.) Lead= rd IlmillrWaters .(dlv:6 Id )) Madam sad 'debt= e(dlv. 2 3:3 Id ) Lotus Camila) *(4lv. 4 Id.) 7 . I . d Laudon d Nor th Western o(div. ) Midland Nev. • id.) York awl leant! 1116nd Nay. $ Id.) York, Noworda, wed Berwick *NW Id.) The stoppage of a colonial broker was mentioned to-day, but the liabilities were not supposed to exceed 5,0001. or 6,0001. The fact is no more worthy of notice than to guard against exaggerated statements in any quarter. The stoppage, as stated, arises from over advances upon produce on the old system. 06 n 9 1 1 76 8 5 91 o 31 717 101 261 4 19 01 121 SI o 6 8 0 107 8. 6 10 10 SO riv 7 10 0 00 o 6 0 0 EN 01,1911 3 per Ot. Oenr. An0r..861 Lone Annatien 30 yous, ap. Jan. 6, 1860 , 61 Inaba Stork, 234 Ocean for Account. 864 IORDII3 per Cant. Brasilia Boca. 13 dCt. . Malan.lB4B, 191 181 1 t pa ins Account. 0et.16. 181 6 per Ct. Pentane D. 31 4 per P. Porlagera Nen Ara,..l EXCHANGES AND IFUNDIL INIL Mo. AAA 9L. Junk 38 Dar e : 6 218 5... 116L, North. 33 6 min& SK, Match. 36 ; la c m. &Moo Db. as 95 francs. tem OL Duke Rultioge 12 Gail 4 et Dttlett OteMfamtet, Acct., Oct. RA 66 1 1 x BIL STO6 ABROAD. Iw all••••U I 1L119.0m7. 1 14 .. ," • i_,Ti 1 lamm. i 11 per Climb . 446D 44 go rs.r.- 14610 4 6. 8 De. swig/ 63 65 1 6 6 4 .. 1 . 6 Ds. 4B 36 1061015611 I II 10 I ara 44 De. 4 De. .. .. MOW. .15 103. a.: (74 1n44.441401 Haien 14 MO 1 168 Mow. II Swam imalta.. 1 631 NOM. Do. It MS Erns Loss .. It Do. 11 - Do. 11.- - Axmasis..oce. 6.—Ast. Debt Tritesee.nalf , Ouvr„ 641 46; Ditto, rem per SW Al ; DIVA. low pm 691 06•., 844*Amart. t ir r.:, 111 = moose. 11A { ; 11W ntrp! Oileit. ; 14.). ittoil6Nwee rfe: .: two modr. 11.96. =9. 14 15. Ow imilin. A Haversah 11.88: DIM. two 186% . 84. 6.-8.88. UK TS; Dias, Mi. if: Dm% ISM, II; Elk 67 • MII 1611. It! . 1.... .....D 1 / 1 6 a In DIII. UAL 76. WO et SIL Arnnist. a=milft—Wrill RAILWAY NEWS. The market has been extremely depressed. T he main cause was that the jubhers or dealers ha re th t i r portfolios fall of *harm and are all sellers from thei, izespacity and went of fands to bay. IMAMS LIIIT.-/A.II7eUX. 0 C 10 4131 7. 1614W-41e doeftlicos el elms Is Leer eirroalese daft, aroma IserrelPers: we et Urea lo holey sedree643oll6 earn PAHA 4:16.2.. 40 Alirdalo ... i z l4 37 tj Ll.t.r, v. 74 . .... , i i . ,t,. r„,.. 4 % - .,...,, 4 ... Ti, .., ' .6L.: - .111 Lis w... W. 1.& S. raw: 454. Ml Dv. 'CZ,: Vaiii. .115 144. Pr Rim. a o.rionl 'S4l4 LI Do. M. TRW.- 66 lac • olood.Blm4.4llNne 11.1. UP be. 711frde • • . 4 01. e . a ord Steger- Pd. u. i Do. S.Se. Pre? . ;C, .., ft 6 Thftele .-. It 121. 4• 41 .1• 2 6C.6 03 4. il. 141 aftkiroftwolfte ll.‘ ....•••46164 1 .... we 2 4 a1 4 31 4144, _Dealt:lei.: llt Da. coawa ld. 141 Med.. Adm. oo 6 6 u ft Do.= Pref• - •• 16 : Do. Pm La het. er 1 4:4 iftftrereft id. •L 11 Mart ... .._,. 44 u ... toe. erseenowd.... 34336 e.L US Do. cow "V- .: --. male .4 041 7 . Pm& o ar; lea 564.. bans . SS I 414125 a! 11.&1411, 41 56 11 , 0, D.I. Om & 121 0 : 21, ICA U Do. MIL .I. 44 ft Lea See.C.llnAr lie.t.p., 2 I Do. 3.1001d1C10/.1) ..; N ; Do. Illidel:1•41* CutoestOodddid.. :1.4 i I i '2oc.sa•Kg= id DoliewOmr.4l4ol. e k i a. Do. Ed64.100.&174,114. F or ;54 154,44,k Doty_ ..... 16 , Do. do 2 d. a 4. ,10: Do. *dune ....... 7 1 • ft DeSor.ellarbf.ll Ow W Do. 1 fti Da t AIM , i 4.1 peal. ft 12 4 at 4 44 .4 0111 --In 124 : 41 1 Do. nut. 22 4 Do. do. Nee -le ftft .Itoelfer/•14. •10 61 t.ions Van* 471.4 1 1 t . . t'ea:A.7.4,.. C oo ;it 174 Do. et ~.. ... ...CU 142. .110 Do. do. 6 ter CMS •IL ID 46.61 1 46;#...e.(40C 4 1 , .. I De 4s. Mimeo 30 V., Do., 4e.. de,. 434 4 N. Coo.' Gee. rs 1 3 P.O L.& "Win. ••Il W. S 'Zr•rti a StA. It 216. 21 2 : 0 0. II& P ..• - • 114 24:44 Di ;NW" Pilaildl6ll3 , SiA ft: De. 4 elorea• 11 11 DerSe Werlos.. . 41 1 D0.16.Ct. PreEl . ;64 I M ra W4 m 4 ." (4, Zr 23 Ind Ls.esido&fro .. ip. V) . ..reVigLA Reis ft 13. UIS lftbero dr OWN. 06 ' ftlftererreraert Hiked.. 44. U t Ire. 6 *aro S• Deotreft 0ftdr.4....• , a I , Matte. re.t. Dor .1 4 1 INI. IV illWasat Viiimkg .• I IT , lif•Ilt Nerher... 34 1 7010 Do. Nes. ... 1.11 De.de. •Ad eferred 2 4 B4O to I . 4 , Lid. 40.. A.o. Di.... lft.do I • rPe ftfr 12 re 0/2 o.. 1.••• • 1 we,. 74 224. 9 Igleteoo.eldroaCe ..I.' 7 6 714 .4.41. al 44.141 re, ,11 5 ; iao. d 0..... ..r. 1 424., 1 or. of Ersda•A. 1.4 14 rles•arrilltelNWAi ft 4. 14 D• New. M. ;4. Op. S b.. Halm ...... lit '3O rft. 6, 6 ft 6:6. r ft mp. 10 Do. Owm4ers 9 id. 14 :ft. Yea. W. ... . 41 op. I Do. New.. . • 1 44. N ftir Wedges It D.ll,4s o CeißiiiM2l 13 i It /M. I lone 636 2 .th D r i aalreft .. ..1 21s k 1; : Ie.:: At...!.:::::: ~,, i iii .. 717.Prefirimei.....:1 13 ' W. New, let 34 114 ftel• Beerftedehlre..l4o 4241. 6 6 1serldleureft...... M 1 3 4 l i tl lit to. ... .. 74 48 Id Ift `2,7: - .: ft: I £2 1. r . 1,.., a , 33: Do. do.. d 0..... .3ie 3 13 10 U. To2ls 22 ii: l ib raip . titive ... 21 ' o Lerefteredrea feria 43 D. 4 Aare • ari 14ft 146 IretrraeL: 174 De. g_ufteor 0 IS.. 114110 Ii t. =ria/ I r 4e Wilt.. eear..144i16:61 i lk...NtwOist.Go24.l ft 5 .e. ead.eri. lo rar.l 45 Dakildrei.etben 43 Dolioiddee4/4010 • • Yore. Node., • 1:4 61ft 4 1.:. De.orer,Nelcallorl63 ft 6: riXP a rrr . ree. _ I. Do 5A.14:41:3361 4 i T 61 .1 %.6107414414.1.0 eoaNd rill tea t Do.Prodose Were 36 36 • ; livability rrfrelri if F. Da..4 OWE*. •• -A 434 x, 30 lin.a.x.tkaibism• M i cm, ...i....v ita ..,t in I Do. fterbeet,,..:!_34. N (......u...4 Thee& 4l 30 ft D0.E.8W.14141.•Vi1l 06 1 1 0. N. ,41 M. POILII6. ILULPAIaI i D. 1114 ....S 3 3 as. 4. .SI A•4oB•Datiage N. Lie, Mem. 4N. Jo lb eatoeoe a Am , me Aii. 1,..g . ...a55ii.k . .4 44 il l ma h , of ha Fr.....Weial 11 Loa, Detass. a e t.; II iW. Mal Pf64{3616 IP Da 44.9ede.0 , I.> 112 24;ftnseroe•lat ..t...”1 0 Do.M.Ciralp.o•4ll 1 1 : :a Do. Jo. 1431 .., , 141 4. la I Nants iAnag l e M /Aor . I 4 Do. Swer•r642.oe Ii 111 . INerfterag ;norm, 1.e144n Nod Vreaus. • 19 1 la.o,ijois " Wow" 103 T D. •sh s L.& I Sp. Le. New.. ..... 4 • Do. Nabs. It M. De-litio4-Xe 6 • ip. 4,10‘...6.11 ~ nr fp. D0.U.54.. I, (.1 AUX Orkam Berdamil Avis and Liew. .! Pens asul Par 4 am_ .llterrn. ' Per& eignembwari ,ad .. foal= amid Yaw 2.0 • YAM 'Ulan. 1,,,11•111V ' 4 {l_ r4• 1;: t COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. COTTON.—LtostwooL, OCT. 7.—The market to-day we again dun, end the sees were about 4,039 tabs, includi ng kw export. IdaNCHLITtIe., Ocr. 7. —ln same daaeriptions of goods there wee more doing, suds. for instance, r heavy reels, both yes terday end to-day, but a :.rioting cludis were dell, and e. were shin. 10 " at tower prime Tana are alto in smell t euard, at lower prom Indeed, prices, both in yarns and manufsetur.d goods, sse very &reeled. In low emote of the fututer the rates tee net rein. Deering, end both higher numhers of yarn, end several dived:Mons of cloth Isar aesrlyresthedthe point at when making of t.em valid be • positive lee.. Amongst the few shippers In the market are b fur the Levant and for the A:f1011111 IMAM, but private scanusts u = Constantinople etre that although there bad been • rather astir demand In that market, the minus and text card consigneseets were on • sere which bed depressed pikes ninsiderably. Grey and bleached calicoes bed declined 3 to 7 per sem., and the price of printed pods and yarn! bed alao been affected. Adrian from the western meet ci South America lead to the hope that a better trade to that quarter a.y be expected toe some months. The 'dries from It.dia are net eooouraging. l the whole • good deal of business twit been dew during the week, but the compenUan for it has been solider to en, able buyer to tressed it generally at most favourable rates. WOOLLEN CLOTHS, &a.—Limos, Oct. 7.—The at teatimes of merchants in the market belle to-day wee rather ler than usual, and the amount of Wainer &retarded wee not an large as on Teenier. The goods &icily in demand went beaver., plots, souk dyed black and wended blue clubs, of the medium and letter quali ties. Ibises conunue much the rue Ile to We. HARDWARE.-BIRLINGHAM, Orr. 7.-Trade is im proving both here sad In the district; the brumfoundere, elge.tool maskers, geometers, word cutlers, sad laniccouliers, especially, am well supplied with ordeal, sad judging by the amount of mans received In other breathes erode Is at length looking up a little. BREAD.-Ocr. 7.-The pion of wheaten bread in the metropolis ire Cron dd. to 814.; of household ditto. 6d. to 70. pee 4lbs. MEAT, &e.-Nzwo am AND I.IIIIDENNALL, OCT. 7.- The supply of all kinds of meet was good, the sale was heavy on the following thrum: Heel, 2s. 4d. to 34. 6d. • nouttoe, ia Gd. to 45. 13d.; real, 34. 4d. to 4a. 2d.; end pork, 34. to 3s. 24. per bass. by the , circus.. Geese, to 7s. 6d.; fowls, Is. SA to 35.; capons, fa. Gd. to 41. W.; th ickens, Is. 6d. to Its 3d.; docks, Is. N. to 24. rd.; rabbits, Ild. to Is. M.; Were% ht. dd. to Y. bd.; groom. ls. bd. to 9s. Od.• partridges, ls. 3d. to le. Id. ; pheasants, L. to 34. 6d. ;, end gigue% Cd. to 10d. no Ostend hub butter, les. tolls. ; awl English tto, 114. 6d. to 12m 6d. per doyen lbs. Iris h eve, 44. W. to fie. 6d.; Ostend ditto, Cs. to 6s. 6d. ; lionterw ditto, fm. 9d. to 7s. 3d. ; and English .-B ditto., 7s. 6d. to ea. per 106. FISHILLINOSOATII, OCT. 7.-Tarbots,3l. 6d. to 84. ed.; bring, ltd. to ft.; cod fi sh, 3e. to 7a. ; whitiop, 3d. to 4d.; lobate% 004. to b. • end crabs, ed. to Ss. cads ; toles, 64. to 2e. pa th 8d..t0 Is.; eels, 6d. to 10i1 per ; grey mink Gd. to la; red ditto, 411. to 114. • haddocks, 3d. to 6d. tech; skate, to 4d. ; silt fish, 2d: to 3d.; sturgeon. 4d. to 6d. per h. • Is. to le. 6d. per dos. • oysters, es. to 225. per bushel; froth herrings Is. 4d. to la. dd. per doses. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCIL—MAII4 DCWASII. DM AL. DCL'ALL DR I Dublin OW flatland .... S O India a South- , U Medal awl 1 Waterford, dl Menden Ul wont° —04.28; Hann.Oct n . 1 D. l amas 01 trance ... 00 Do. N u nn'., tt 0 %ADM:Oct.= 1 Guenaltlera Liabott...Ort.lB V liost.n and Hs. U Bnd..ticytU 1 /lambert Byda.N.B.W. el Mar ..OeLIE ILiv *Amoy OCT. 7.—Arrived ; Chancellor, St. John's, N. B. ; Mllione, Quebec ; Elisabeth, Newfoundland ; Fria cilia, Lisbon ; Boosthank. Bombay ; Ser It. Peel, New Orleans ; Si, Leon. Motile ; Mary Pleasant, Baltimore ; Bolton Abbey Quebec; Hero, Newfoundland ; Good Intent, Oulis ; '1111 " =, Minchestar, _Callao • Serenade, BM Grande ; Arthur Pickering., ; Join Murray, Althorn, New York ; Ceropetiter, Pekoe; Athol, Bahia ; Charlotte. Herculean, Bombay ; Mary Somerville. Endymtun, Calcutta ; El. Vincent's fiziter, Mustba ; Courier, 011ao; T. Mellor. rerrutmbueo; Metcalfe, Emends ; Margaret, Helms ; Boas, Yarmouth, N. & ; Speed, Ben Neste, Boas Des, Unbar, 'Herald, Quebec; Why Not, Panne; Yapala ; kismet*, R. John's, N. L • Maine. New YorL—Salled St. bantam, New York ; Sarah Horne, At ica ; mane of Pile, Rio Grawle ; Enter prise. New York ; Gilberto; Jacebstadt ; Amalie Faticim, Atorterdsin • Priacrie Belem, Syd ley, N. S. W. ; Tom Capra, Palermo; Triton, Provident's. Ostend; Lund Maidstone, New Orisons; B. Fulton, Badman ; Currency, Gibraltar and Valparaiso; Rotterdont. [Adeettiablifellt] —JOHN KATE'S WORSDELL'iI Ptlib. -- The AMU Wanted by Job Kaye. Keat., of Daltoo.hall. near iluddegs_aold. for the tale of hl. celebratol Worsdell Vegetable Soto wafts beg to atutiou the public aping spurious Imitation• i:rerf boa of Jabs Kaye'. Pill. Is afelmed to a wrapper with direction., oa eddies or. printed the arras of the shore gentleman, and also • famindle of hie ligastime; and witbout thew none cm be rcaulao The Mamba of owes aillsobed by this rianarkabo medicine are truly wonderful; mealy la eases of indigestion. Mous affections, nerrou.new., kerb ameremdbobers, derangomant of the respiratory orPM bw" rad dropm. Thi. boa induced Ur. Kaye to own& Ide ageratz the utmost publidty to this balbrotorlar mad t laidgeestMg A lba of teelmonbis, *attaining throb easesof ea" Ma been IMUed. Sold, pries la ltd.. b. liA, lad ad. per bow, all !avertable chemists and modlebe modem [Advertavement.)—A MOST IN VETY.KATE SKIN DI& NAM cum* we HOLLOWAY'S OINTXLI4t ANL PlLLS.—Jaaws Hsalitt, millwright, of Igimagh, county of Donegal, W:l9 elated with a dread fat skin Home, being toweled with sores from the ear to the elbow, saildown the right side, which feadared hlm totally unable to work at lile trade. His inaLdy was of so malignant a nature, that he teemlo • loathaome object of pity. In this state he was presenied with some of Holloway's Ointment sad Pills, and by yammering in the um of Uwe wonderful remedies for a few weeks, he has been soundly cured and Is now able to resume his laborious OCCUpatioll. —Sold by .11 druggists, and at Protease, Holloway's establistuneat, 244, Wand, Leadoff. diMTM . DP UM 4, 44 liflift - Wo7, — as wife of 0. Drummed. ENZ.. - 76701: 1111:011Y.8.—Oct. 4, et Douthnton priory. Serb, tRe wifc of T. Rube* Roe.. do &wetter. osgs.Tith.—Oct. 3, at Elcognibam, the wife of Lilo Rev. J. GMT% 01900. EMi 4 ILTON:—OCC. at Ballloa, Maio, the vile of Cat* newiltelt. Pith Rift A a ewi 11011314.—ves. 4, at Bonham, Um H. Memo, of a NO. lIIATHAWII-061. 3, at 1314t0m, park, Yowl, the wife of T. katheo% Not. of • moo. 31011TIMEIL—Ool Albeepooort-Tard, Ploeadilly, the wife Thome llerthoet, of t det g r. PARK! Ntl.—Oet. 4, at oboe, the w wife of W. T. Parkins, TA.. of TOTH A 11.—Oct. 3. at Judlstrect. Bruise - 1a square, the wife 01W t l iM a fee.. k ls4 ' ltriggion,tbe wife of W. F. Tomer. Vekof WALIA—Oet. 6, at bearton i re wife o: Mr. U.. WiusA of • ,eu. ALEIAGhtt DAWDOW—BELL.—Cet. 4, at Loney Church. by the Yen the Arch. &Men al Anhollrl. too Rev. J. Dalnton. steer of Ciske. to Llize Moth Nem daughter of the late W. Dell. hp., sump of bilge It YLVISO—PARRY.—Oet. S. at BL Georges, Teems, Capt. T. Tort Gialgow, to Usenet, eldest daughter of MA J. PIM lIUOIi ATHAIII.—Oct. 9. at Rt. George a Dloonehary, be the 1t... and PALM M. Villiers, the Bev. It. Doubts, tneausheut of All Dame, Derdonequare, to Ann Amelia, yosusgest daughter of T. J. uroAßM lt tbgigrari l g i ract. 4, at St. John. , I. mcrlck. Wth4 — WaiTIT. Lk% C eci l ). D. T. WCsrths, Lot., to Latetitd.t. &ohm of It. BA., of 4umuserfield, Dublin. *MATH& ANBRIDOE.-4)el 6, at ComooDutrost. Clwitinanell, 11. Amteldges mod 7 —OatBENKIL 6, at Highburveenede, Catherine. rellet of the late Mr. IL irowee, famed: of Raves-row, aged VI. fro c couctuelon a.::::: o l f :a.A.t.k th w o . brain rddm . ; 61., b eouseetwite ..l,62. d °LA . litze , lisiti r. rld Oleftlyea. aged W. MOollti daughter of 11. d, haq..ot Ablesiesiteyard, ets. seaarboreta% L. None, ,of Protwicil. fti 36. DOOTT.-044 4. at Park. tteet, GleesusorsestWo. the Rel. B. *AI IID.. of liteewebtel, - 41•1 WO IMM Ilf • liStYl —Mb Sa•••••• /4•011 Or oiLsia O rum. a tat ode... unnowtoinottrr i Aj u IMIlloartle•eso. Oct . immimiNIIIMINNII