The Express. — London, England, 1847-09-14 00:00:00

asp the NoUingham &mien., is easily accounted for: Lei *ester manufactures nothing but hosiery—Nottingham little besides hosiery sod lace, bet in Derby the occupaiiesis of We people ere various, the railway and railway works employing warty 2,000 families, Leicester has 1,200 bowies and shops to let; Nottingham a considerable number, but in Derby , 111819 is sots shop of any kind to be obtained. Thins, a con siderable portion of the prosperity of Derby and the *dew ily of Nottingham is attributable to certain gentlemen of the latter town, who forbad* the Midland Company con istroctiog their central station within the borough, lest it might cause a alight competition in the supply of coal to the . EARLY SIGNS eP WINTER.—The weather in the high region of the Peak has during the past week been en asesively cold, with, heavy rains and wind. On Saturday ofternoon a alight - scow shower fell on the heights nest Glossop, and was suomeded by a sharp hail storm. During the sight there was a very keen frost, and the weather was wry ungenial on Seadsy, but seemed more premising as Monday, as the barometer was on the rise. A fell of mew, me the summer months have passed, is remarkable, and each a circumstance hu not been laperienced for very many wars. The shepherds observe that the sheep keep low down la the valleys, and as near home as possible, both which cir cumstances are considered prognostics of an early and severe winter. CHARTlSlG—Thenogr ."—. Mem7 l ;i for Nottingham, Mr. P. °Teaser, gossamer that he has engaged a armor for the Load sad Wear Bank, and that all letters for the bank log deputime am to he addressed " The National Lend and Labour Doak, High Ifelbare." It was stated a week or two ago the shut was to lave 4001. a year ; and now it is mid henceforth lb' Lam Sank will be as seditably and mitirally meletipul se the Bask of Ragland. Mr. O'Con nor further goossassa, Rog the land-deed will be reedy for *natures in Limits w the 13th of September:and wig re main there MI Month. when it will be taken to NA 0.. Us, and themes to Maashester, to be signed by the mew bars of the let, gad, and 3rd sections. Mr. O'Connor dohs his intention to begin • daily paper, to be called The Doer seat. It is to be " • morning paper, • domestic paper, a kbear paper, a lend paper, a trade paper, a fireeid• paper, and a chartist paper." During the week the receipts of the National Land sad Bank Cowpony have amounted to 1,8011. ASSOCIATION.—At the Worees •— --- • • • ter town council meeting last week, Mr. Sheriff Webb, in introducing the motion of which he had given notice— " That the. British Archeological Association be respectfully invited to hold their nest annual congress at Worcester, and that the use of the Guildhall be offered for that purpose," observed that it would be unnecessary fee him to say meek in reeommendstion of this motion, se every one mast agree with him ea the importance of having • visit from a body of scientific men. He understood that this association did out (like the Royal Agrcultural Association) require any grant of money to induce their visit, which was another recom mendation. The motion was carried unanimously. LINCOLNSHIRE. THE. LAST ARCH OP THR OLD Tows BRIDGE OP IBTAIIPORD . , if nearly demolished, and little ease* the piers in the water now remake of the ancient emil plignmegne, though dangerous structure. The piers, of semme, emote be removed until the coffer-dam shall have been sompleted, which, in • work of such extent, must nagginelly wimpy a considerable time. The style of *thimble* of the old bridge will. for the most part, be introduced's the new one ; and it is said that, to make the object more senmestal when leashed, the ugly building at the north-Met side, by the entrance to the wharf-road, will be pond down, to make way bra more sightly erection. CAMBRIDORSHIRE. PAST AND PRESENT CONDITION OP TIER Freres.—The geed effects of drainage are thus referred to in the Cam bridge Independent Prise of Saturday It is worthy of remark (says the editor of that journal) that the tonnage upon which dues were paid in the port of Wisbech during the 12 months ending August 31, 1847, is more than three times the amount it was in 1829, the amount in that year being 65,040 tons, and in 1847, 167,443 tons. This greet increase is directly referable to the opening of the Nice Outfall, which took place in 1830, and from which period a steady increase is observable to the present time. In the year 1831 it nee to 71,037 ; in 1835, to 90,152 ; and in 1819, to HOMO ; in 1840 it had risen to 122,094; and in 1843 to 159,678; end in the year just ended, to 167,443. The scientific farmer and man of business will see in the above the development of resources locked up be ages in a soil which, though natu rally rich, wee rendered sterile by the constant soak sr periodical overflowing', which rendered the business of the farmer one Osmium@ anxiety, and frequent disappoint ment. To each op me a change so complete as to remove the eirmer's toils here the chapter of accidents, and to place them under a system as secure as that pursued in the higher parte of the country, where the rain drains off as it falls, Met have been striking, were' it not that such changes are gradual ; and, though for the moment observed with surprise and satisfaction, are speedily transferred to the list of ordinary occurrences, and neither call fin remark nor gratitude. To those acquainted with the former and present seats of the district, the improvement in the quality of the crops must have served man index to the improvement of dm soil which produces them. The uncertain and com paratively unimportant mope of oats and Massed have glees pion to those of wheat, beans, and potatoes; mid* ere new sullied* with u mach certainty =I atom togs to the tweet as is the most favoured park of the gentry. To estimses sorrestly the amount of groin to the *mom and essupiere in the district to which the above acerb apply wield be attended with Pal difflealty ; but it is presumed that It would sot be fir wide of the truth to hike, se a criterion, the Morisse in the sagest of mamas =by melds ha* M While* since the r iat id the Ontfall, IS jam sp. During lien the Orb el the path Ms da me than trebled g it may t• tidy emetheal tbet the Table of the land draining to Ible deer bee ineeeed in en equal proportion. While ISO will spply to the whole ha** there an large pielbass where tbe dune has beet a mere waste imperatively Mashes, to a fertile sell, pedacing crops of wheat equal to esf in the kingdom. If a Asap so beneft sial has hem sad* by the carry ing out and only part of a pae what might not be expected its anibecompletio* To this ignorers will mew, ' Let well alone; but so it said when the seenhytweseserast lake diaries agreat part of the year. and ems iMelf periUed by frequent inundatioes. Whatever impeding@ ode** to such objections in former times, they ought to have no weight in the age of railways end the electric tslogrigh. nor with men who have began them results of Mama ef ~~boineaggoe es beuticial as the peln eiples which they an ate NAM saddemsmtra hls. Theseschemesofsbeisega though emiaestlysueemehl, may be carried still farther, se *et ismi diet is now weeth twenty pounds per este my* brmessi le Aft, sal that which is now wog* NM lig be Mmeseei to seventy or eighty. There is noddy* skirt isprobabie impossikable in this, as low Lade. whose Emomposition of vegetable and animal matter has been On ea for ages, teem* when drained, the richest WI, sad enesquently the most False tivk Under seek drenimionose, Moreton's Loma Wash . . world sem ism. hailer lewd than districts that have long bees treed hen the demblea of the waters ; and, instead of the uncertain crops which It now yields, it would produce wheat in quantity and quality equal to any in the kingdom." NORFOLK. A TREE FOR SEA-SIDE PLANTATIONS:-.HOIkbROL the seat of the Karl of Leicester, has been hitherto known to the public chiefly for its %rhenium, and the hospitality of itsowners. Ilea of all contria have been here to learn the arts of rearing the best breeds of cattle, and of turning the mil to the belt account ; end no one doubts that the ex amples here given have been the means of stimulating many thenghout the world to carry out similar improvements. Then is, however, an additional lesson very legibly displayed ben which p ' would do well to attend to—l mean Its hinting. Trees anywhere, in good land even, are trtemplis ; they are looked upon as such in rich shel tered valleys, on slopes with mountain, at their back ; bat to have them of commanding stature, in defiance of every obstruction, soil, situation, climate (a biting sea air in this instance), is en achievement which ought at least to be noted and commended to all who have lands sinellarly si•uated. The late Sir F. Buxton took the hint, and sot the least of his legacies was a series of thriving plantations stretched along the side of the German Ocean at Bunton and Triminghaes.—Holkham "on en open barren estate, was planned, planted, built, decorated, and inhabited in the middle of the 18th century." Such is the record over the entreat» door in the hall. Ceres and Syl venue have now their temples here ; and it would be diffi colt Indeed to find an estate over which corn fields and woodlands are mon judiciously interspersed. The sal* of the timber alone realises about 4,3001. yearly.—The chief object of this notice is to draw the attention of land proprietors who have poor lands near the sea to armed feature at this seat, caused by the introduction of the mer. glom ask (owners iks ). It is here, as a timber tree, meg- Memt beyond example in this county, and in the grated profusion. Its appearance in the Ho lkbam woods prone *weddings-1, that the tree is well suited to dry exposed molls within the influence of the sea air ; and, 2dly, that on chalk bottoms it is entitled to a place beside the beech. In the Obelisk Wood here, a great part of which is on chalk, it is in several instances intermixed with the common English oak, which it surgeons both in height and bulk, growing luxuriantly after the latter has ceased to nein. The whole sylvan picture at this seat forms a pro fitable study. The lesson is that this great woodland, its beauty, the shelter it gives to bleak leads, and the splendid revenue derived from it, may be repeated elsewhere diligence and perseverance. Nature is the same to all without diatinotioa ; and if we find her in any instance a richer sad more valuable garb than the displ a y s re s e r tier lands similarly circumstanced, it is only because her favours have been in that instanw sought in a more liberal glint. Draining, sulsoiling, and manuring, are among* the petitioners whom she always answert—Gor li/MOR. Chronic*. SURREY. Two GAMEKEEPERS STABBED BY POACHERS. — On the massing of Saturday last a murderous affray took place of West Horsley, near Guildfoill, between a keeper and an mseistent keeper, in the joint employ of Mr. K. A. Frogley and Yr. Currie, M.P., and a party of four or live perchers, in which the two keepers were stabbed and are now lyieg in a most dangerous state. Two men are in cus tody on envision, and a reward of 1001. has been offered for the apprehension of the other platters. saners.resnwsravrne ported to the Monswrikshire Beaaoe, as having been delivered by Foust Yr. Octavio. blorglab dinner, after the recent eloition for that aunty. There are two point. to TIM you refer to that gm& fohleb las opal:tally gestehw to yon bit having cleated up. The gt.t year eager ematredleeel the meg that la the line of conduct which I &MA 16 rigr *di to melee la the tote coned, egislig trammed mil sea • pihigl teeling ; the rocond. that I bre 11101141 be dr emily of lifeememth the perm whom I withal bon lb shone as** gigimindr‘ he p r of lord thsavlle ftemeeret, liaise au I • were areak r variance with the fl lbw Matthew ingigh. I aims hed the slightest persmel disegremegt gill lard Oesellle la my glide lb; let ray estegi to sewn Wm era ggy ibiesiegiest maggert simeler, wet 'Mg mg egg* Iron • ;gig et geillislig allgeles Is Ore pelage'r co gala I, and ill these et tq>•taftweir geendei gy lige gm been firmly sigeheL Myhre eat Melee "Is the sage et ay Mew By tact melee I art eYtl er tall. I genet Amp Ng gimlet= se Send sr Irk et Bk liebert Peel, or dose did With pod Is the agergjegi, stilleleggi lathe age& I am mg say thee ghee I Mot gag Uri Oessille wee tleg =COr Ileigrt red Ail usgese et regeggn gee am law; I Me If gagerellg, Nieggerred et that seam I send Is dhow grageely la Br mat, ot licemegit al Or IWO is sag pewee Is Se egged bin seeleg forward. col I amt et Big Ire Mr Mem the sor maiffirrir of toy own balk wail %eget& lensei ; llama Iha tombola streggedighillastegregeneemetihstmft theeselig gag ettbetievien, egitheel lewd s malign gala seseseeldig mare, greigreessil kroterert mere trots*. Segeohlie ih. •= 8" :61..=1.=041,t, but lea Vn e i rre :e l illeSses, 1 Web the wily tem.= get the male Blemegh wadi Weirs es well pigged gig • orsabir plaid we ft gems by as ea loth Me teeesbar of Ng SMr gallegash les tweethat sum pethges lige tied dog wenspg• digadig the rowity, he. be." I sely Maly hoed Bre tie eges ing beg tskia z z i el i the mg engem propepeete to tea shoe at the Loam iind *mei. set I therefore lbei gay ei len geM eir epeu asewa ~ you eg st Kr. Nana —Belles me, he., Baggier. MANN EL ISLANDS. -. _ _ .--.- 017ERNSET.—The Guervuey Star of Friday last states that it has reason to believe that is the matter at tie recent election of a jurat of the Royal Court. Lieut.•Oe vernor Napier has received an =rover front the Home Secre tary entirely unfavourable to his excellency's pretensions. CLERICAL. EITIMION OF Till DlAOONATE.—'neßiohops of Exeter, =Sakid.gkb__eal sided dew Right km Prekbea hoe Oak mad= af es =ll• PIM ihse thee close wera. third teeth de kosel. kr es idelehaclea. al the doer* I by the mint at dialmonseh ahlmolviagarilldtles krbrigerda on the qualeastans est Meth fa Ikellekame. daddies ad • lutanneaf Oneltoslis the raeark if mead preed.l= tog. Ash aim Net kr Nava deal evils ley rem le the giesesele " die bee Neal Pt sr MON ba • preader.' at the eissalles 01 de Amide= epheipile, Illeh the Bede to sualerell Testelles edam did raialial ea elluellesel asillleilka he Ike ellik eledier thee Siddiged kr do greets , teals dela bee mad yam le ester the tekkiry fir the - alma shad SINS le set ft theat alisbeir kit at asehily kr kat ot the deress% ist rib% k est bets risterd, seabfbate been alterable d ken the iskkay. Syr end reballetlar It le climb, le reedmeed ha dee Nod el Iteglied. As • peral rah, renew is adelast W sine ataret Nee the whew videaradbary mdse. Ser dad datlee Pd ir=r i d. doer irk eft De k agate* theie. Twi CoOTOCATIOSI OF ilia CLZlOT.—Yoalorisy a/mm* l to of the clergy at the ar Aralarmary of Middies wee heM at the entry d St. Pohl% Chd, Osclaagardea, d dla. der ideal be tbe serrilar at Oere the Art d Odd. egaiedsata We at kik Mat lib la aseemiles. The Vereable Jabs 11Yeletr, Ank dm= ef ad. be eaks the preeesibp, re- marled kit =sp Nags S g be imeelW d fames. Wthe bed linkmen Swag awe tits don we see that It was clan Ikea vial& a very INN dad piny with. oat 110.1111 d W deliet faquitsese bike ea lead den as rerabline thINSMIIIII toper es geselid Ile by Se meataroma at tel dwelt. The qua= et Ike radial el fleet mint awes bad bra agitated poem These eddies ea such a natter were clotted b e lie NOM mpg ma ow clderation, and there /Olga be little dead ref the matte that investigation would be productive et the peeks bigalt both to the church sad the nation. At thdr mein I would be the duty of the clergy to elect twe el iie body Is mom mut then to the issexation, end he udder milks Yet theive I geutlemeo who had kirks the bat clean yore Niel r perematee, were the Re., Dr. llingoke, rottmaiiry of ilt. Aar, dd So Wm J. IL Spey. D.D., neer of 10Webade-cla Ikea He bend le be lammed why, babclaskindord la the claim at Webster, war Oat Se weer it a tarllq of So dean, et the arehdeasoory d NlNlkesa.--lbe Andleass tedleCtled the EWE clergy, at kr on the peeps= et apeneedies were eareemed, were still odder the amid - *blithe d ra Mks el Lasa.—The Rev. J. ikaweil.N.S..llaiediset dla Nag . 2 01 . srai into • hogemposi *lbw sr Item enesset rai r deep deft, kw rum bine kat the eirlit,a oa fh kr :arks Seabee* of P/11/4 peeled Mr. d Nr. Side obi meek but the wee. geithesia ducat ipk recletea le Ike died d the serting, and Dr. Spy sod Dr. were dub& Irsonso - r.—lseatford V., Rents, dio. Winchester ; 1091.; meat by death d Bev. J. H. Rotten. NAVAL. RodIoopIoADNIALLTT, Bm. 13.—APTOINTItilt111.—Lient. • N. B. tl; Mdmilloaroz: W. H. Mottird; re st and Puna : E. LBW= 1111:01WoMoldost: Forgo ; : ILLL WriOt; Game : T. ; lloolvoolla: A. 0Opro• Ompostor : T. Qs. glasifirtata. r.r Mootor: o.Z e t r ilotory in l= toOlio. : W. IT I ZI eia Z. J.O. rllr. Cloolrellialoot : Visloz un iallitsot loolootao. Our: o.lL Wooonlay to mod Sol Clmo to Mom T. Z. to 1111. Non old ; Sod Our: IL Pore" to perm; T.lttots, to WU. lion and Mary. E. J. B. Clarke to Lt We, saw of Coast Guard. J. Visaing to he fore= of Smiths, absentia-ma. MILITARY._ _ _ Tin C0171.1 , 11/ATIAL AT Wad SLIZO/Ur kYUThT liraiwats.—The retail et the WIWI et swreelsee Wedge, waroded emend et dr red bellellea et dr lied or Meyer Rymer et haulm i ter s = r ehr 1.111 or Sea dere br=re li w ar al =ll l brea dte ideviL= ll at tie Wirt At ea eljelsed wills, lbe mewed du What lerred% mtelLte emelmee we reed le Ike prima red weft se Ili ari rewire, err I.ll% m imprlimeriet with hod ferer; Swift awl Issrb, male Iweelmeneer vilb hard litliewri Maliwidres, Dieter, , haw, erio=arb he di dere with hard 4 4 , 1lrees, Clerk, Martaisse4 awl IMP* rub le IS t lord Mawr. Perm , rife deed lit s rial l =r " e aborweenet Weems, lea boa erg dal NOWROUTHSECIRE. TSB DOES OF BEAUFORT AND THE SEAT nut 11•11 • meat election dinner, Mr. Ondoeen desind the illegations that private feeling and a j = ll S•disistion " had induced the Duke of Amain et in p stir et, to sup the eotint7 against bilmilier. Sesiesest. Ria grace has written the Z sa l 11°7 '4: tki llfark Aug. ek 1547.-Ry dew mom is Ileridieeg yew yea speak which I as re. tab littriltanice. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Debra Kr. Comsimicaer Faablanqm. JENNY Lim).—og as &MAR CHALINEIL —This was a meeting for choice of usignees in the case of this bankrupt, who was a milliner, of Charleestreet, Westbourne-termce. The debts are about TOW., and ands 1371.—The bankrupt was examined at some length, and stated that she bad given her daughter money to the amount of about 2001. to buy ar ticles of stock ; instead of doing which, it was alleged, that she appropristed it to her own use, and expended it in buying opera tickets to see Jenny Lind, which she (the daughter) had given away. There was also a dress, which tie daughter represented to be for a young lady of Portland•place, but the witness never received anything for it. Its value was stated to be SO guineas.—His Honour ad journed the ere for farther inquiry. MARYLEBONE COUNTY COURT. Sxtrn O. PARRY, 110V81NOLDIRS AND Hovell Aontrra.—Yesterday, Billingsby Parry, Esq., one of the judges of the new county court, was regrmented by Mr. Col tman, solicitor, of Bediont•row, in &hese of an action for 181.155. at the mit of Mr. Smith, home agent. Regent-street, for commission smog in Wing a masks belonging to de. fendant.—T. Braise. 214. motel that in the latter part of last year, having onewered en advertisement in the news. paper respecting a hews to let, Mr. Smith called upon him aOlivart's Hotel, and pre hint cards of several houses, among which was the bow' in question. He save Mr. Parry, sad concluded an t with him to take it at the yearly rent of Yr. de la Mars : He certainly should not have taws the hew being to let but tot Mr. Smith.—Mr. labia eel Mr. IWO; 'Sate and house agents, stated that if an agent inteedeeed a pereou to a home which the ktlew took, the ego* met eatlYed to his e"' without it being hoombent on bins to arrange the r • the ownee Ohs greener height _proper to do so himself &modems a hems was in the benne of twenty agents, and when so wet mowed ketreedone for letting in his book he 11119111 erns* than wand bang ordered no to do by the pro prineuh—Vordict he piintifi; the full amount claimed end mete. WHItICHAPEL COUNTY COURT. Lnrrocn was as action brag& by Mr. C. Diatonic, a baker, rending at Notting-hill, lensionton, to recover the ma 421. fa. 841., from the Rev. B. C. Dillon, minister of the " Reformed" Eighth Ohio* White's-row, Bpitalfielda, the :amount of a &obi dee se the Ma at April, 1846. A solicitor attended for the dshadeist. The ISM WM entered into last Thursday west, whoa the phial, Mated that the debt was eon. treated by dill at the dm he was living with Mrs. Diligen t * WWlmbeMeek dieting-hill.—The solicitor for the JeVisiat slated that del imiut was not liable, as he had alletted a seektoweal kw Ids wits who was responsible eft the Ma, sad with whoa he was not ia oohabita. tie whew the debt was Yenned. The cue was adjourned te pane *in lad palwelay. ea the opening of the court, when the erre was adled, the solicitor. oa the part of the give no apposition to the claim, which he offered tle pay . illOes.-11te learned jadge then gave judgment belie *Mit SURETY•II3BI3IONS. Tts o e se = rite! . seadons eirmassoced yesterday, at the -causeway, beans Thee. Puck* smil a ten 'be:c w h i r n tee. Daring the day two eases of bareaetealiag were dspoeed of, the 'entice. in each being tea yeses' tion. In one of them the prisoner was above GO yelas. In a case of burglary, also, a late sentence wase POLICE.-YMICADAY. MARLBOROUGH-81:RBWiTio ►T EARL Sisweiserew, H. ANEW, and O. Kteighl, were charged with wasling pans ham Earl Stratford's, in Lower OrwmaorMirest—W. Jsny D 157, said on Satnr day week teal, shout tsar Alga to the afternoon, he saw the tires mismen waMig *gel= in Cumberland-street, looking deem the anal Disowslasuse. Suspecting their objeat was to ammit s saltesp mimeos followed them un meshed Ws Loewe Chommerectrem Oa the wsy the primmer Knight went ems savaral arms, but apparently withoat wading with mesa WMe the prisoners same to No. 44, Lower OssownswelsoM Kali& went down the area, the sibarpismseelistelna weak sham ewe Isms OIL The prisoner ILacs set et the am Air remaining there about ten Waal* lodising& Ids ampsaissi, giving something to tits peiseemaannes Whams, wet l ssietance, tese them all into custody. flioddases and Knight denied haying gam down any mom On Moir way to the station-home the priamen milled out Is sea easther, " We are done," i sad immediately the mamas made s determined effort to wasps Witness we thrown down, sad while down he we Jew pat out hie hand towards a sewn grating and drop something into the drain. Witness afterwards mode search, and found two silver spoons. A silver box was afterwards delivered to witness, it having been dropped by one of the rn. —Leah Bennett, housekeeper to the Earl of C Straf said the silver spoons and the box now produced were her property. The property was safe in the housekeeper's room - just before the prisoner, were taken into custody. The primmer, denied all knowledge of the robbery, and were fully committed. LAMBETII.—A SRAM COUNTY COURT ATTORNEY. — D. Ryland," hanger on about the minor courts was charged with obtaining half.a.crown from Priscilla Bulky under false pretenees.—Mr. Chimes, who volunteered his services to the somilitiot, stated that on the 10th of last month the com plain% summoned her muter to this court for assaulting kr sad damaging her boxes, when the magistrate con victed him in the penalty of 2a. kr the one, and 7s. for the other. The complainant at that time requested the magis trate to make an order on her master for the payment of the wages then doe to her, and his worship told her that he had not t h e power to do so, bat told her to go to the county court. Bhe went to Demmerk Hill County Court, Brixton, on the following day, and applied for a summons against her late wester fee 11. h. 84. dais to her for wages, when it ap pend she was headed • piece of printed paper or plebe whisk she we kid to fill up. At thin time the primer repiremmted -Wolf to the complainant as en 'Meer, or sutherised agent of the court, mei indertook to take out the summons and mule the whisk afkir. She, under the belief that he was an either of the court, gam him a shilling, all the money she then had, and subsequently paid him eighteen-pence more, to take out a summons for the debt. The prisms'', after receiving the latter sum, to rain Ake the complainant had le her gown, absconded frets kin lectift ; hot the t, with much exertion end dlisalty, timed him, and wept him to get the cue on, hut he pat her off from time blame She She at length applied% Inspector Campbell, at Camberwell station, and that odeor sent a constable with her to the court to make the f escesry inquiries on the subject. On the clerk being to, be examined the books, and mid that we eiammeas had been taken out in the ease, sad illseadhei the pilleemer as one of the " hangers as " chest the emit, who had no right whatever to interfere in seek Inatters.— s l um 8. Wright, a mutable belonging to the Pdi lispeeed to having heard the prisoner tell the cow that he had Wien eat the summons, but after she bed bin into easte4, he expressed his willingness to ter the itotteowora bea.—ln answer to the magithrees, less. Jame, whelbelespd eo the County Osurts, ail he wee wet heti needy emanated with the table ekes, Ist be lekreed the charge for a summons was half -grown fir waytlabg above twenty shillings.—Mr. Elliott expunged Ids ciogriss at so high a charge.— The prisoner said he received the massy, in his character as an agent in the court, and lain that he could not take out the summons in time to have the ere heard in the present month, or before the middle itiodobor, he was not in any great burry to take it outer. Hard man, a solicitor, who practises at the County Onsets, mid that the clerks there refused to make out plumed" persons applying for summonses ; they represented that they were le to a heavy penalty for doing so, and kJ= was, that persona like the prisoner, who agents, filled up the forms. They also attendedemlatheilthipm suns who did not dispute the debts, to require time gluey meat ; and be (Mr. Hardman) had knows seem deem, by the per contest and charge', make es Waste es sink. a day at these marts : indeed, much snore than attorneys prac tising in them could make.—Mr. Elliott remarked, Met if this was a specimen of the sdvarnages derivable dun the meaty courts, and if persona der jukes into all into such hands as those of the =w , he WWI lei tbialt they were likely to be any improvement is the lares-31r. Hardman said that if the public append they fedi get cheap law at the county courts, they want le re. monk Werke= iadeed.—Mr. Elliott rimeentel that milk* den or gabge maid never have bees anisegfteesal ley the kg4da tereow snowing the interference of mot poolow• in In thew courts. The statute wry properly acme holding situations in the manly court. in them; but, by the 56th claim, the clerks Owe to write, in a book kept for the pupae, a platinising**. name of the party wishing to 'bring the &Mien, a well as that of the defendant's, fn., and their doing Otherwise was a complete perversion of' the act. With melee' to the pr, sensr, there could be very little doubt of Itie inteedieadent he (Hr. Elliott) regretted musk It wee net fa bk pewee to punish him in he eleierred. Had he received frentthe sera *leant mere then bed helm necessary to abaft the sous mow be oarbdely *odd ham lent him for irk', tut as there might be some doubt ablest the time at whisk it was absolutely necessary to take est • eiameass, be skull dis charge him en his returning the Ingtemewa.—inapector i n le Xm i Campbell called his worship's Weenies la the in the cam, who, he said, frees her befog lope es eat of her wages bad been obliged to part with she had, and was in the greatest distrees.—Hr. IMO her 10s. from the poor.box, and expressed a hepothnt earns sticks woke would be taken of the ease ' as he we certain that *dad', who presided in th e lowiteMolld wog be aware that meek proceedings as those disclosed ecidedlikwein, else he would at once put an end to them. SOUTHWARK.—Cce ions PLEA Or ILLROAL Ihrtzer winev.—.f. StiUrvil was charged with being a deserter from the Zest India Company's artillery. Sergeant linkineld enlisting the prisoner on the 25th ult. He thew left p t iZ wi smd saw nothing of him until the precise' emndeg.— The pelloosor mid that the enlistment was illegal. ingtenthith as he gesehred two sixpence*, Instead of • agillag. (Langhler.)—Mr. Seeker said he was much malsteftwa ea' of that pellet s he lam kg e he mmunitted to prison until the dimes hie eagim op ypplied hint. CiAlOl POISONING a Wl7l.—John woo re-examthed,itharged with having &Vamp to bin 1 wile, Hinabeth. It will be recollected that the p, end Ids mks separeted some few weeks ago, in esepreeemee 'Mk since which period he aleil seek eseeral Ice attempts to induce her to retain sad live with him aide. On Monday week he met her in the skeet, and persuaded her to accompany him to a Imerchep, and hark; called fora pint of ale, he left the fteza s , raj he should in back immediately. When he N wife Wag eleaut from the room, he was theme' W the landlady to throw a powder into the When oat of whisk his wife hod been previously drinking. When she elkoned to the . room he prevailed upon her to drink off the eratink of the glass whkle he refused to do himself when die @eked him, saying that he would have it out of the pewter pot. The landlady, although having witnessed the cireoulason did not interfere until the parties had lift the been ;when, it occurring to her that it might have been some thieleriens powder, she sent a man after them, who gave the prieener into c ustody When they arrived at the stake-boom the woman became ill ; but, the stomach-pump being used, she was sufliciently recovered to attend the Mewing day at this court. On that oconion the prisoner darned that he had no %imam of seriously injuring his wife, end that he only threw a small portion of snuff into her ale Windom her, as he snorted, to accompany him home. When the priesseer was placed at the bar yesterday, his wife, who bad also been locked up, owing to her haring neglected to attend the second examination, now interceded for the prisoner, saying that she did cot wish to pram any charge; she win • poor, hard-working woman, and if she was compelled to waste her time in attending these examinations she would lose her employment. She therefore implored the magistrates to est her husband at large.—Mr. Wagstaffe,the police sur geon, described that, upon analysing the matter brought away from the complainant's romaM, a portion of strong muff was discovered. It was further confirmed by a witness who attended this examination, end stated that on Monde night last the primmer walked into his shop and parshari some ennif.—The complainant again solicited for hoe hus band's discharge, but the magistrate said such a requesteould not be complied with : there was evidence of the deleterious nature tithe article mixed in the ale she partook of by her hashed, and that it might hare produced her death, if peed.% wwwwirws bad not been adopted ; she therefore must =ln attend, as she had already shown a strong to proceed against him.—The prisoner de derail *et be sever intended to injure his wife. He was sentemiled till Thursday ; and his wife, being unable to pro em security for her appearance, was again incarcerated. WESTMINSTER.—Itvaorkir.—J. Cooper was finally emeniassi, whinged with having been concerned with two °them, neensil Scully and Potter, since transported for 14 year Sr the offense, in oosamitting a burglary at Om how ef Mr. Hickman, the King's Head, Ka*hts leidge. On the 6th of last December Mrs. Hickman found Mat the bar bad been broken open, every lock and drawer In it tweed, and a large quantity of silver plate, consisting o▪ fof sense bdhe, gravy, dessert, end table-moons, with other of Other, stolen, together with 61., some wearing • apparel, end, alesaget other property, 201. worth of cigars. It was oviduct that the things wen have concealed them selves in the beam reviews to Ile Maki en the sight be. den the robbery. They made Sale "Mat emelt a win dow late the lene-yerik _ ..buinieg headed them a dark Lakes, ;= a ittnoiholl• lienyneavez, and ether pee. The eir t i r ieully and Prller wen at the followlag , and, being enteleted of ellmee, were transport ed 14 years ; but Oseprr "-wended en woo never Wald of until taken late sorted, a 111~t ago. Evidence will given which chewed that Potter, Scull ro ur: the prisoner all lived together shortly wine the , and re seen .• xonomies elks amuse- Implesseenes we left at Mr. Ikelresiees, OM wire hlndlial ; that they sternwards slept ger a kw WSW. Illiemena's, but IA three days bikes the Teb be*, and that TOW end eke primmer were there late on dm eight beilwe the robbery, and were suddenly aimed. eliki net seen to is.,. hoses. It was farther proved est nnee eel kee tedrow ee s eu m pied an apartment cosarbse se the line elks that a ponies of the silver may lend apse Pekoe was hy Kr. Hickmen l a i Snew deem 1111.0 bad in the ram jointly °coupled by and that Parke and do perm, was to the east end the town ea *0 day after the robbery and made sem parhaess —The pa Merl ear a word in defence, was foll y eineadtte TRAMS. go ow SHIP110•1D.—lolut Elliott, a espealibbialting youth, appren. cm board the torque Way et Meltel, wu chug* with *Sin two bodes of lerseiy, the property of the misers. When olagpail with *sprawly, the lad at list rid he had It has tleuesemie's soli; tt woo se booquedy hoed that a of sassfy bele/Aro the Weed largo had bean moss sgs sad upwards af two gallons of SI bees shalsweed. Two sear fall bottle% toady le Shea away, wore Ilmsd le the Imelh seellai by the gidsais— A. addoworthy, mai el bles vonelans Ilss led on eassMOSelsessits MS the WOW lesselLes Xis la mb Isio Mit Ispeeltelo. age lhe *we M s stmt sloe *elf We* thole Us* If Xs asgissate &e -h*, where raid like his the veyoge.—Xr. T weld not held oat ash impunity to Sate, and 111111011Nr• others. The ease was a ;Sarni one, but the , If seat for trial, would be liable to tin he kis saployen. As it was, he nuu tra =a- Waned whit for two soothe. X was D *twin nrc T.— C.Frosi , aged le, la the ewe* of Mr. Juan Soteerileid, a tailor, wee shamed Id* having robbed his employer of wearing THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1847. apparel, jewellery, titc ,to the amount of nearly 151. Wil hams, 141 D, deposed that on the slime morning, between 6 end 7 o'clock, as he was on duty in the Uxbridge-road, he met the prisoner, and asked him what he had in a bag which he was caning. He replied, " Only some coats, which are my owns' at the same time opening the bag, and ' pulling out four together, with a satin waistcoat, a pair of trousers, and a pair of boots. Witness, perceiving that one of this eats was not quite finished, and that the rat of the articles wen nearly new, questioned him further, and as his answers were altogether of an unsatisfactory nature he was conveyed to the station-house; he was then searched, and in addition to the things above enumerated there was found in his possireloa • box oontaining five gold pins and some geld rings He alleged that the jewellery was given to him by hie late father. Prosecutor identified the apparel and jewellery, and more of the property exhibited by the officer, as having been stolen from his premises, from which prisoner bad absconded shortly before he was cap tured. The prisoner was committed for trial. Bore Aoaix.—Wilipereo.—Mutton, Toghill, and Wil kins, the first 13, and the others not more than 10 years of age, were charged with bread online. On the same morn ing W. Appleby, in the service of Mr. Callen, a baker, in Blenheim-terrace, Bt. John's-wood, left hie basket on the footpath for a short period, while he went for orders to a house close by ; on his return, he saw the elder prisoner take • loaf from the basket, and break and share it with his companions ; they then all three made off, and in their pro gress along they threw away into a field all which they had not eaten.—The magistrate made inquiry as to whether the prisoners had been in custody before, and he was informed that they had been brought up on many previous occasions. —They were sentenced to be imprisoned for one day in the Howe of Correction, and to tea whipped. WORSHI P-ST REET MORE JV v EXILIDEL INOCENCT. Two boys, named James Brown and William Oakley, the former 13, and the latter only 8 years of age, were charged with having stolen the sum of 261. in silver money, the pre pay of Mr. Edwin Conway, butcher, in the Hackney-road. On Saturday morning last a canvas bag containing the above amount was entrusted to the prisoner Brown by the prose cutor, in whose mentos he had been a considerable time, with directions to leave it at an adjoining publiohouse, prepara tory to its being exchanged for gold. The prisoner con veyed it there accordingly, but returned in a few minutes, and asked for its restoration, as it had not been counted cor rectly. The money was therefore re-delivered to him, but as he did not return to his employer's inquiries were set on hoot, and it was then ascertained that he had . absconded. Information of the robbery was given to the police, but he was not met with till the following morning, between 6 and 6 o'clock, when a milkman who had been apprised of the cir cumstance saw the two prisoners proceeding in the direction of Cambridge-heath, and, observing that they were watched, they started off, but were overtaken and given into custody. On 'earthing the elder prisoner at the station, the bag, con taining 251. 10s. 6d. was found in one of his pockets, and they acknowledged that they had been walking about to gether all night, and spent the balance during their noctur nal rambles. In consequence of the extreme youth of the delinquent, and the greater portion of the money being re eovered, the wife of the prosecutor expressed her disinclina tion to carry the case any further, but Mr. Hammill consi dered that such a degree of design and artifice had been manifested in the conduct of the elder prisoner that he felt bound to remand him, and should order the younger one to , be discharged. RICH MON D. —Asor x 311 v EMIL* Toisr.—lobo Lacey, a boy about 13 years of age, was charged with steel ing 13.. 6d.—R. Winslott, the son of a market gardener at Richmond, and aged about 14, was in Covent-garden Market about three months since, when he met with the prisoner, who was in rags and peri shing from want. Win ging good-natured)y gave him a ankfest and ultimately undertook to find him work in his father's g arden. On the same day Winslett, feeling tired, lay down to sleep under • ' tree. The prisoner then rifled his pockets of 13i. 6d. and made off to the market. He actually exhibited the major part of the money to his old comrades, and spoke in exulting terms of the clever manner in which he had become possessed of it, from which time till Thursday last he was loot sight of, but on that day, having reappeare d in the market, he was apprehended, and sent from Bow-street to this court.—Richard Moore, the constable of the market, stated that the prisoner had been a thief since he was eight years of age. He was constantly in the market, and had committed thefts innumerable. He had been summarily coaricted several times, and once tried and convicted. The prisoner, from his extraordinary adeptness in thieving, was known as " Jack Sheppard," and although so young he was the terror of many boys older than himself, and when the police attempted his apprehension he invariably severely kicked or bit them. His father is a bricklayer, living in Tooley-stnet, Southwark, and, with the exception of this lad, is bringing up a large family respectably. The prisoner, however, would never remain at hems, and instantly that he could elude his parents' vigilance he ab sconded, parted with his clothes, and then got admitted into some union, under a pretext that he was as orphan, or had been abandoned by his parents—The prisoner evidently enjoyed the recital of the constable, for his features were one perpetual grin; and when asked by the bench if all was true that the constable had stated, he laughingly answered Yee."—Sir T. Reeve considered this to be a case to which the Juvenile Offenders' Bill peculiarly applied. With respect to the prisoner, it had been clearly shown that imprisonment alone had been to him no punishment. They would now see what the addition of a little flogging would do. It was the first occasion of their the act into operalien, and he trusted that the then made would" not he without its effect. The primer wadi tm suandetild to Kingston gaol for • month, and did paid he would be once well flogged.—The malooto d the wkip p in annihilated all the urthin's raimia, sod Mt wee taken from the court sobbing piteously. EAMMERSMITH. —Moan RiArECTABILITY" AND Parry LAacENT.—A. Waller, who refused to give his ad .... Lreek . was finally examined on a charge of robbery, while to be in search of lodgings—On Saturday, the lnaC e prisoner called to see tome lodgings oaths house of Mr. C. W. Durnford, High-street, Notting-hill. Mrs Dunked showed him the rooms. While the prisoner was very mioaaly , as to the accommodation , he sud ddv sled her if ohs would oblige him with a glass o-f ea* water, at which juncture Mr. I:Sanford entered the to m, He prevented his wife getting the water, and anal the prisoner, who agreed to talcs the apart- Th . fo2 his name and a reference. The prisoner wrote down, " Mr. John Roberta " as his rtelit7jase his refermos " Mrs. Miley, No. 5, Quintain =Mile -end-road," and quitted the house, saying he wish to enter the lodgings in two or three days. Mr. Danford, however, suspected at coos that the prisoner's ob t:Lwas plunder and determined on watching his pinned- He accordingly followed him unperceived until he saw him go to the house of Mrs. Spice, No. 4, Notting-hill tenses, where Waller knocked at the doer. Knowing that Mrs. Spice was 90 years of age, and bedridden, also that if he went to the house the prisoner would recognise him, Mr. Duraford looked out for some other person, and seeing Mr. C. E. Barnes, surgeon, called him to his assistance, and explained the circumstances to him. Mr. Barnes happened to be Mrs. medical attendant, and went to the house. On being a dmi tted, he found one of the servants in the front parlour with the prisoner, who was explaining to her that he should each morning wish his boots to have an ex quisite polish . Mr. Barnes immedi ately told the prisoner that he did not believe that he wanted any lodging, and ordered him to accompany him into another room. The prisoner did so, and Mr. Barnes directed him to empty his pockets, on which he 'pulled sat a pair of old-fashimed silver enamour' and gave them up. They were found to have been taken from a drawer of • sideboard in the front parlour while the ser vant went up stairs to Mn. Spice to communicate to her the Prisoner's application for the lodgings. Be was then given into custody. Yesterday, a solicitor, with some members of the prisoner's family, were in attendanos.—His solicitor submitted there was ao case gran his dint, inasmuch as there was no positive proof that theorists-bags were Mrs. Spice's property, or that they were is W sewer se the Saturday. not having bees seen from thagmisos Weiresday.—Mr. Deaden said he Mewl in foto tram red opinion. He thought that the can had dearly bola made or Wirt re Prisoner, whelp he mil e MEWL be trial.—The mentor trusted the worthy morliatto weld oat rain orb ft roper on the family of thogrzress who wore of thearborposesisility. He did net IS eeelelSt Od . the NNW himsel f . but on ac count et hie hinds ; sad ha draw the arena= of the magistrate to the 24th osollea Oro Patin Owls Act, 2 & 3 viat.,.. n, by whisk She in any ere triter a person Me be _venenably euspoolod ruin or un lawfully Mitelmed any peopow„ and wise Met give an afeserant to the mWneetYa rani mogistrats en to bow he stem. oy the MINN Inn be dlooned genre( • mintomeanor, wed theil bet liable to a pad* of mat rareNhan 61., et at hie dirvolien the nehteno may aramit him far two aware. ▪ thovolon enhnittri that din was • ease felons, end that tho anglrests would las the prisonie.-1&. Baba desired that he Ws. beeratiOn in saying that nes it he mewl ea the dare pained out to him he would sot rad a doe, but weals mdnbitably send him to prison.—fle soliderr pleaded that It was the prisoner's first ammo., et that crony firer wart. A sentence had never Wore bon attend i= si trranatee , bat le had is an unhappy nor moat of t I bhr melf into his_ prawn dis anis" Hrevessind • liberal edantien, 1 moll be slaireptag_ lin mrd him to per* as lut would over after_nte - seffnupost. After repeated sodas 'sun et the enfelber to st a its ieflieted, dubs whir the primmer lobbed and wept, Mr. Baden mid be did rift free whether g he Wie wi Lie n eit at to dons err bo was icinto do, showed sc.a _bad it lot bees re the row* man of Mr. Moors& and Mr. Barre the garner right ben belle bli pernioa • quantity of ran nimble tneonly. Whe•dreworr, be was asked to tamper Jenne egis be nun net bat bear in mind the number Kgerreas born him on similar charges, who were ant so well mpg se the Filmier • and therefore, althoosh he would take re one made' the ;rens pained oat, be would not ia lotosupernr, whir be had boss arid to do, es he lei be not be icing lie &Ay Who did not send the primer to sins, with baud Moen ter two lasatha—Tbe Whin implored the maginvere to alter his donna as far ce hard labour was newerned, and await that; but Mr. Beasts firmly resisted the appeal, and the prisoner was committed. MONEY MARKET. _ ?iONDAT nvionwe. Commercial credit conforms in an unsettled and pmearious state, and so many con g aimpes i n I My arts to parties, whither they be ismsalsholy or re motely interested in them, that moldenee, it must be admitted, is excessively shaken. Ann Wee have beet the inquiries throughout the day, as to the stability of pa rt icular houses, the We goostp of 11011111, and the foofuh mistakes of others, aced by ea moomptioa of mystery and inuendo in the allusions mods to sos peeled houses, having led to much needless doubt. Comment and speculation have thus been freely in dulged in. The hours of business, however, over, we rejoice to say, without producing any A:7:4 case of suspension. As much of the pecuniary disor ganisation of the period has been occasioned by their transactions with the United States, our merchants assembled in great force at places of business resort to ascertain, on the arrival of the appropriate railway train at the Easton station, whether the steamer Cambria, from Boston and Halifax, had made her ap pearance at LiverpooL That vessel is now about due, and the correspondence of which she is the bearer creates, by anticipation, the liveliest interest in the commercial circles of the City. As yet, however, we have no tidings of her. The Yorkshire brings later news concerning the progress of the wtr in Mexico, from which it is inferred that both America and that republic are becoming heartily tired of the contest, and all the concomitant evils common to each a state of affairs. A peace at an early date is, accordingly, calculated upon. The second edition sent into the City by the Daily News was very acceptable to the merchants, and the information it conveyed, in the absence of the steamer, really of considerable value, although but one day later than that previously to hand. Consols opened about as they left off on Saturday. They were first done at 87 to from which they , declined to 87 (sellers). Purchases were then made by the Hebrews to the extent of some 50,000/., 'which imparted greater strength to the market, nor was there any reaction during the day. The closing rates were 86, to for money, and 87 to for account. Exchequer Bills, 29. to ss. prem. Mexican stock advanced a little upon the strength of the &dykes, and the more pacific tone they exhibit, brought by the Yorkshire from New York. The rate last quoted was 191 to 201. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Dutch was 5.51 tog. Three per Cent. Spanish, 30.1 to 11. The continental papers received this morning notice the fact that the Bank of France has, for some time pest, emitted new notes of 20 francs each, but that, for the present, the number is very limited, so that the existence of them is little known in the com mercial walks. ENGLISH rm., DB. 3 per Ct. Reduced Aims.. shut, 861 India Bonda 10x00, .p. 3 per Ct Coma Amu., 861 1 1 Commis for Awl, 871 di 717 ft Ne. 3) per Cl. Anna, Mut, 66X Ex. Ms. 11,005, 2d., AI 3 p. Lunß.tnoWtiee.3p Veen, exp. no. Ditto, END, ;3 p. 5, 1860, 8 1346 Ditto, funigl, 913 811 p. FOREIGN TUN DS. 5 per Ct. Harken. 1446, 1911 1 6 per Ct 6. Bl:l , lt h hw ii i . ,: d r i 44 # Ditto, Amt., Sept• 4 per Ct. Portuguese 3 per C t . 30, 3 01 I 6 per Cl. Buried Dund — 57a.. 2 2.4., 21 per Ct. Dutch Pm •12 Gull., 55+ 1011 Ditto, Amt.. Sept 3n, 551 Bogs* DM. from I 4 per Ct. Dutch Certificates, BS/ EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD. tilptip. Ben. 7.—Three per Cast. StS # ; Yme per Cents— 1711; ~P.M•s, ; : Bealt of S i. . reedinand, 134: Nista 64 Pte ac. 71 ‘ 1.1,17 1 71xhaage : 43 DV:On London. 0) days' sight IL stetting). I to 8 per cent. prem. ; ditto, Part. 5.31# to 639; ditto. Immterdani, 39.1 to 2.d. I : l —E be D prucee' l 1W; s Wa r l i as E ll w wo s u shareholders cesseurring, Mr. Littleton withdrew yak the amicwhit 'gunge declaration that he would hare had no onus titan whatever In doing no if the reporters would not 'gan g t e e cumstanee.—Before the mete" imarrated, the Cluairti j sall IQ ta r .; j as pureble. r and that part of the line opened on the eseilerp4,, bolf-yearly mcethill of this company mks aw e illaseow to-day (Tumday). The directors will • divid eb i LL the half-year M the rage of 6 per cent. per annum, and aunt* bia the lSCE .cnatmi LLA Ll N clilleid EOU t° of 7,19.11. to the credit of the neat amount. The dividend (or th e y n hail-year area at the rate of 8 per cent., thus showing • falling or g 23 per cent. in the sharerioidere receipts dewing the one baffle, compared with the other. This rcduation In the It is g a ud_ sena, not from diminished revenue on the line, grirr.ram iarro s i b l expagam We leers that the sabbith.trahas question Ai not to be agitated on the occasion. Prom the recent resolution of the e b b . doulan, and other great railway companies in 800tland, to ab ra moderate amommoktion on Sunday, it Is apparent that the ga► bearer, directors of the Edinburgh and Glasgow who closed the lie • year ago against morning and evening Banda,. Duns, will be pelled to open it in sell-defeace. Thegreat body of the pow ; fore, and the shareholders who twisted the closing of the line, use s the directors to retrace their steps in their own way, and al their owo time, which cannot be distant. Taesir VALLlT.—Yesterday this branch line of th e London and North-Weeern from Rugby to Stafford wan Unlined by the_ government inspector„_and is to be opened on the 15th lee. NEWCASTLE AND CARLISLE AND MART PORT AND CAA. lists.- -On Tboclay Lae • deputation from the directors of the gm. castle Railway, and a committee appointed at a gerrend meeting of th e lleryport shar eholders to negotiate an amalgamation of the shove toe lines, met at Carlisle. Mr. Matthew Plummer, chairman of the New. castle Railway, presided. After discussing at some length tre gag Arent prows.ls made by the Maryport committee, the partite ea understand, repanded without Coming to any arrangement SALISBURY AND SISMOPSTUKB.—Netr Salisbury active operations are in prover preparatory to making • tunnel =bate park of IL C. Wyndham, laq. The length of the tunnel will be mealy • quarter of a mile, and the dep th of the centre shaft 97 feet. At Monnton and Viiiitahurch hundreds of men are also at work. EDINBURGH AND NORTMERN.—The portion from Burntie land to Caper la to be opened on the 10th inst. DUFF/LYN LLYNVI, AND PORTIIOAWL.—At a 'pe e l s ! meeting of thi s company, held oe Tuarlay, as Pyle, Mr. M. P. Sage wa• unanimously elected a director to represent the oompamy at the Llyavi Valley Railway board, la amoniance with the terms of midis. melon of the former with the latter company. FIIINCH RAILWAY TILLITIC, for the weeks ending on. speetlyely Aug. 28 to Sept 6 : Mlles Coneepondlog Worked. week, I hie. Paris to Ragan Roues to lien* Paris to Dreams 132 ... 8,619 ... 8, Centre (Vienna) Orleans to Bordeaux (see. 1) 7l ... 5,331 3,151 Northern Amiens to &Mope (sec. 1) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.—MINCING• LA NE, SEPT. 13.—The MEE nued failures in the mercantlka world have had • depressing inhumes generally; credit daily becomes more circurneeribed, winch neceina. rily curtails " Minns in modem ; and, although conaumption going on sa • y in large articles, the trade will only buy what their immediate wants require, which always makes • Mall market. The refined sugar market has been heary, without altrwation la prices. Lumps, Sta., 87. Cotton 700 holm sold. jibe : There was as fair amount of laminar done on 'Change to-ilay, presumed kg exportation. Tallow dull, at 465. 6d. on the spot ; town, 43e. 6.1.; rough at, 2.5. 80.; arrived during Me week, 1,619 tern; breed, 2,936 ; prevent stock, 13,338 cask.; at the same period last year, 8,892 maks. Provisions: Butter hem been In large demand, mil a further adrance of 3a. to 4a. is quoted. Bacon dull, and peke, an hardly nominal. Hams continue out of demand. Lard of Ise ma. litv commands high prices. Barrel pork is quoted steady st week's prices. Oils have been steady : real, pale, 281.; straw, 271.; brown and yellow, 23/, 261.; sperm, 83/., 861.; beadmatter, 171.; cod, 271. 10s. ; South Sea. 231., 271.; olive Gellipoll, 431„ 481.; Smoak and Sicily, 44,4 461.; palm, 361., 371.; cocoa out, 301., 961. keel rape, pale, 371. 10a., 331.; linseed, 271. • • - . - LOSDOS WEEKLY DOCK RETURNS. Parr. it. I Imported. DOTl:red. 1 Pr. Kum*. 1346. ulFairr. 0,116 1,1 , 18 — fi.456 16.515 Mauritius .. 9.464 8,381 171.902 64)). B. , Smal It Xylem. I,MI 9.185 135,744 135.4 5 11.716 6,v21 192.616 Masa Corm. W. i.... 15 65 2.890 5,3 Curios .. .... 11.505 3.565 30.090 91,31 MaaEa 189 8,547 1;611 136 7.219 6441 Bur. W iSdia ... 900 — 3 MO 1.915 XS 10.3dd MCC; COTTON.—Lrriarooh, Serr. 13.—There wu a deli market to-day, but without ear alteration In prima The males wen 3,000 balm. New YORK. Aro. 31.—From the south we learn thattha weather Luis been favourable for maturing the crop. The accossetaiam. lotion to worms are somewhat oonfLictutg, but from ;smug appur an the n.jary to the cr to this way is not likely to be of m; peat magnitude. Oa the 9th et August two bales of new tome were received at New Orleans, the Brat of the season. The fo/lowleg are the prime at cotton In the New Orison., Mobile, and New York markets at the latest dates : _ . New Orleans, Aug. 21. Mobile, Avg. 21. Inferior Ord. to good ord. Middling lll to ... 1 to I Mr Goad Malaise .......„ 10 to 11 Middling Fair lll to Middling Yak ll to 111 , Middling IN to II Fair Good Fa i r — . nostinaL Floe • slue :I /few York, August 30. Inferior .. Il to rOI 101 to 101 eta Ord. to geidlai . .....— I to 111 eta. 11 to 111 0 MM. lo geed NIL II to 12 „ 111 to 124 „ Illd Yr Se *dr .. 124 to 17 „ 124 to 13 Puny fair to goad Irdi 13 to 131 „ 131 to 14 0 Fine MUM WM. me rates of freight am ter meta from New Orkwas to Liverpool, 916 to Ids per la. ; door, do. Id. to U. per bal. ; and gm* I4d. es 15d. per bushel. Prom New Yak, Ito 3.16 d. for cotton; Is. Is dour, and 6;d. to 7d. kor grain. COALS, Si??. 13.—Ships, 101 ; sold, 96. PiWCISTIJI. S. el. nc NI)1111.1, ND. .. d Aodavan's II 0 Eden Main 1 o 1 , 114.04 Tanteld 16 0 Walls Ns4 Belmont {loll wt.ll Sign . 10 0 WeILA lied Whiti.4l ... 'v 3 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE—MAIL s. ' La In L /11. Inl. ;111. DM •11.. 11111. 6 Dublin . .. 01 Mead . .op Indio r. Routh ' oByvy, NEW 1 4 Waterford 0 2 /Wars . ... 0. woolen 0 1.1 Madan aid 3 Dostolva.law .0 2 r oms. .- -. Od Do.l&rwillav 0 Haws, OW. 1 I Ouerwa.Jers. 0 0 11694. 1610 Baton sad 10 Lad WI 0 Hamburg.... 0 0 .01 Halifax Belt. lid Curran. Bum 11/1.-Asified : (Sty of Londe,. Islawrews; Nespet, lir /1. Pak E~; Meade, Hoar.; TOW% Oilswd; Dee, Mewl" ; Moulin, Marrs; Brand,. .. Lady 11611ftiriolso isa b 4mow i PowiLdaat Edward's , 16.1.; Ismenmejlerekesifisilkese, Oass; ; *Mews Mlllmellit =Nes 01 . 61 1 Cbeneee.-.11101: Aurora, Oweeews ; Ifealds. MIL Wirt, Limier. Mow. 11.-Aniwid : lideldre, New Yak; lewsped, /rear, Ameba; 'bled% Say Owleurs ; °weirs awe, WYE ; Cau tt . l4o . "Woo ; 111 4 Word." Jarful. ; Cady Wu ; Adva Claeleay Wu. iliehica, Jersey; Nieto, aluselllss i 66t . 11•Visoar, Osiwitla t *Mows, New Odes..; Coronae, New Test; Para IWessa; Jabot *mak, nisi" C. I Midwee. illeelsa; Ala s e• Providence, Doi*: ( W. =NEL Double; eduswiliall. Iferambaos; P 01144 air; New York; Lad Illuaisso. Row °news; Qmidy_Bas , tuiLit e Ld Quebec.-8ellea: New Orlon; MON t; week Belisrdw e r i = Rio hodloZZ rto; erabsls. aselss; haw, Dememlea; Itiseasela Maw Juke, Jsmelw4 Ilwees, Nair (Mum ; 36sasauldwisal m ll&: delOala ; load swONL Quebec; Jeseg r =r ea . ..... ii. laaft; Nowak me lama. Desesw.-Ofs arias; Ilegleell Wow; ma hash IL Daly, ; 1014 Pse=e him 1118 at, at Ikon Oodles Se Lek% want Mein st Ikerrar, Aug. 11, sad was wracked. [AdVettilmwt.] AMPUTATION Or Two LEGS MT [ST= wr lainamay's Ournmer Ara Puts.—Extrset of ides, date! limaastme, ' , arra ,1W :—yan, 9190. tor of he hold met dam to me, ha l9 "Mr. R two Tory had kep, owe MO Med ulcers as It. Om Mbar with dram aim Mare acme dim to Delft with ward admit =sag mom, Ito Id with the Malaga( anal two ollammtao—tuksvo halh hp amputated. or din. Os hi ow Imo Om mot i i. irtlamim Ss each, who reocwoessOld to Wm Ind 9119ftmt s which be used, and Is moo =t9L Tyree, proprietor of the lreetwriettos si=lib, sad at Profemor Holloway% blab. Palmareat. alma. AItIITTIOS 9, UN wife O•o• Itnaltsv.er Newham eta old. 112TERS.-Bept Leverlf. at Le Cowley , beam, Word, the wig/1- ams, Tat. a a ••••Iner. BURNITT.—tlept. 1, at trre•mrkb limits% the wife a do UV. V. &trait, ltreter a Tamen. Samar, of • de•allter. 10,a Deltria.•••••••, ih• wife et. F. Clarke, 1.4..0( •••••rer. COMM: IV( —Sept. 1, at No. 1, %mak Devea-plza, mesa. the wit. C. claws. Bp off sm. JOHNrOrt.-1••• 11, at trualltes.torrats, Jalurs••••• • thr I* a Jobe Samoa. Zee., a • as. LINOtICOTE —Asa. I. as I. Soak Wale., the wild K 11.1U•1•01.•• Mearsi••••lngt, the wire aI. MUM, la., a NORTON =O. I. a* wile er Z. Norte., , wavy., Upper Parta arret.ll•4••vear er • •••. SQUILL—ea. IC at lrralesee. ar; th• er . W. T. Sada, Eur Jere th• tad Ur* Qua*, a• am TOUtlo.—dept. at Bollard, the wale et Capt. Tam, taw Nth a.r., et • NS. ISIOLLWD-110X NAT —/kht. 11, trila Joak . a• Char., Hackney. Daal el .117sek saa al T. E• 41.4. LLpp sd ilarrey.seeen, to Pherbe. mead beg,. Stambel.hill. THOUSSON.—Aeg. 11. si IdAshergh. by the I.e. O. 11111115 N A. T. Prom. lot , Litst. M. D. the law Lkesa.C. hedge. sgigg,g S., w 11. Mary, berth knitter. A.Therag, 11e1.1•11.111111L lIIIARTIN.-11.t. 7. at 'llkle .trap Warcinablee, * M. V. itentunet. J. Ray. lei., et y. K.Y N. Stela* Lam. is Menke. X=leauttun el the kw J. Kaska, i.e., et gee SO Dann* Oeseda LLIOL —Sept. 7. at But eareltoen br 111.• gee. 117. Illestea, • al, W. D ILK, e Totea, ta leaselet. the WS rW51.1%116/. Nth Let LlDoill—lleet. S. at Mica. Bent. 31 *a Da , I. I. Ileeeniew, vier see chaplain 17 the Lori Mabee Beekater. V. A. en et kidilgy. I . et Oeldlep Leenuee„ nen nen', Is a=l w eeeinne et S. W. De*Wie, MIDIDDI.—Sent ani". ll Rea o.lbengese„ It J. Ilabette, 111•8., et Weeeener. emotes lee. L itelbene, .11.5., of Welllnened. end melon et IN DOR* W. p. keberts. D.D., eed slake et Weaker, es. Sees 1g... Wein e/ I lA. C. H. Naleklgo, , &mbar. third daughter. Oe. J. St White, et Thaves*e. p er Nth Light lateatry), ast4 ratedi4.o.7. the late Maher km J. II WY, of /Meal. lITIUM—POLM—ase. IS, at Pliankeacatle-Walse, IL I. emu, 584.. aired, dint an Si.. et the Use Y. I. 7.14. Pat, leant ani emend agest a et net etty, ead Si 68,07.1.111. Lassa. V 1 4 511. d "- 7 "X fkisCr, s idr l l ettel a tzr:Nlatr,.. NYE= DissNar, Want entneer et W. 181111 an Posy., of =mum, solid lent, le she One* et Illewee. DBMS. .I.WASo•Dar^ 5, M Olesime-beeee. mar Suagetked, I. the t 09.17 teasel, the erne et D. Mew. Lc.. et tb• gene Neel, la RATdB r Me pet ept581455411e1tek11.4 x.(1514.14 a the . .47,6"rX.1. 7. Depute. lee.. et let:gr i 3, neekenea a* *nett Akan. In the seek/ e , WSW age a l ertlllaNAlLD. 17, at Iheassr4atliga, Hallman Ikea maw Docent, seed 83. DILLON.—Lag. V. at IteeLenta, L Deeenhe Iteelieen liegble WO. Mies. 01• DY.—Sen. • at heart. eimmps„ftbm, n. needy. Be- gx te.m.ay years . mime Oak.. ke was habeedagaw ad irerd terry, Le. Sketange. laid IL Clinceen, era Ye D. Babe, 1 50 -• erar—ften e, at I. Te4s4plee=4lllll, Jahn LIMA / 535 . 0 slid Ot, W. P. One, 0 711111 ALL -77 .d. S. at Cakbeeet, lawersee, et typies nen. L 07enell, entelew. rsissor.—see. 4, De W. Peatees, Int peuldeet et the loya Ara senleffil aced*. 1131$11LLept. s,lMeallee. Innitee, wile et Z. Reentl. Des, et en et aged Lianas —inn. P. W. Dn., at seer Sleddeec Wl.*** TOW3losls—ent. honlasislica. gbh Mem T. Treseed, Wenele• NW' ihe i rea ta =netne nlenilLeD•s47. rm :Gen. ip as Inealteetnee, Metteeben. 111 * Twines, Mho ofr Ilee. re Dew. T. • D.D . ethane" Oalenitnanlaaam et r• Wen Lea. Leal &ape eel Dec era TT. /Motel NY 9•1110.11. Angem Jo.A. et lA. lAsismr... Writ et. DMA* lanis. Aram obs si Awn owl 11•••• • pa I, Cily a LA& A Caste Tl..marronsassa AC RAILWAY NEWS. No improvement can be noted in the state of the share-market. The amount is beginning to occupy the attention of the dealers, and, money being in de mand, severe terms are required for " continuations." Where any fresh transactions were entered into yesterday, it was again at reduced prices. It is feared that one pretty sure result of the late failures will be that of throwing a large quantity of railway stock upon the market, in the anticipation of which buyers are naturally holding back. SHARE LlST.—Losnox, Baer. 13. Nom—The quotations of lines la Roman ohmmeter. &ads mama I _ Vanadium . those of Ilace in /Laid Wan' prima thsdMir• erev i a sea shosharee ea the Mar Mir re ado wen es rereml la She sapleset ski Sl i e that tlise er the lee aspeise le re = 1. 4 wee etas Mb Mr se le nerd, a era • dee Walla sal Ilea l• weer be = i t a reedy to spa le re same dre resist ma r; POa • arreagerea hat esairre eft the Imaa sal North Weirs ashla r re ware 0 ebb per tka a re w te at Isms. 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Wan es al 111111.* lid ill SO ahria air err seremime beg b seadialelly aremer re odd set (he err semi& re re demur Yam of Sae shwa berg at a m;., ,„„ , y ewe Web* yew able new as era di T a a NI It OA am et rem baireee la whir ea m eal rewerrea palik erellier he dieeleirra. re at. MOO OT sinpillia 'lash pe direset lad era ✓eek arlagreale em opera Si It weer berme le be re Ike NNW et Ile shaehrien ta Os WM rear Ibir ger/ as he warp seersiel MIL Is vela le swam bp videos peeper. Ma lbe la all fat the aro ea Aas mama wadi he wrsisY he repeasiaa ISO; NI at. ere weal be ensl. ere la Waft Se the me Bev sureerel X vas sae MN* Ihee isereer we weir be el te re as. maw aiseed ler year 'leaven &set 7pyNac ; sad thse la di pesbarr re awe am IL per alma ea et re ISt., wail he Me ameba the sc r awl et Ais Rae doe ad lbe Draft al lemeass.) The is met we W • v ban a leee le re E nv ad Blealesten rell • la pent • as tellik fir Mem learealea erre Isbumee ea re Ur eneereme d iaselsetierakera mere 1411•••• ilwakeeta m...-.1 4:riaN.. ....11.1.,=. bi re=2 4 l ,llmmmee. egrapa i sa ihmi thilaa, add i rk i Ihe ramie asarra ere errea ad =le ea abeam am* re ma a rre si a earl eel a • be amise=l; a e ir reelese se = palambalere awe mehesersa i r a reral sag Car. Drat reread that sari Oa Ono Iris a dear Sid is l a. •• vi. NIN VIee f ow art at he k&—The Ms I. MP., sesabelel Owe ../ash,, mad reeves neeta , doe OM Oa war be rear; bat Jr P. H. Dirt harp WI , mar lib pewee to nose re masa by a rut aspda, sr ether Psis, es*, 40 ;Aberdeen . ...... .. . 11 Lon.kNWhQraLlißilti 10 Am bolOM. i l l 3 Do. Maw . ol.,& Dudley 1 1 Do. Fifths. .. . ll* 8 ith om r. li'od. &S. Pettey *4 *p. 40 Do. 40t. 5h.,54. a 843 lit ;Aral. & Ostord Jr.. 108 1 7/41 6 Do. 101 e1....1 &Do Ip. 68 liirk. Lon.4-4,l.June. 6 D0.10184..M it shi 6p. 6 Hoston.titam.,kArre 51 1 D0.101.5h..1.1.811. 4, 75 014003 and h:retsr. .I 3 Id. 2 Loo.,Utf.. 1 iheiten.ll 16 Do. Thirds Id tar 411 London &S. Westersetak B', Buckinghamshire.- . Id. 4o Do. Nee twee. 886,4 Op. 40 Oskilonlan. - . ..... 8 321 Do. New. S(N 1 14 . IP. 28 Do. 4 shares __.l4 04 36 Do. New, 401. Ad. per 324 CAeolor t Hof Amu 6. 50 Do. Corm Teethe - '5ll 764,Clareosse . . . . 40 Do. de. Teethe . 10 Do. It Cl.,6Per 'C't r, 6 Do. Strip. IQ. . F IP. 10 Do. tel CL. Open VI . 4 Do. do.. 401. 10 Do•Gor.T.,4p.t. 11 L00.,614M0b..6 Yeovil' 042 20 DoOfix * a ....eC L 5 1.34. 15 Loosto..ttideroine: 121, Doodah* nnial2n. 42s Mon. at. & Mot 1 2 1 2 11 d. 15 WAstif6lLE Et it 24. A Mon*. &Soadlionsi 11 14. 18 ; Do. 1181. K.. 6 11.1 . 3 2d. 100 Midland J f 1 I De. 131.105. Ed: NJ 14. por 100. 80. dares 1431 4 I. Asmara Counties ... 1111:1 4 10 Do. 608 AIM ••• ' IX es DoPery.sp.Cl.No.l p. 160 Do. Nine. & 811 A 81 Do. do No. 1; PA Doo.llrtaklarilgo. . 1211 Ito Do. Yore Estee._ I 1 30 41kl.Ct. Wet. (Ind.. 00 Do•Norto& Ewen. 51 64 13 Nesocanths 8 Ai 4 113 Do. 4 Owes 131 141 6 Do. New... ...... . ti 4 13 Do. Now 2 4p. 16 Do. Northlio. 60 Easters Pah* 134 Nom. &Chester for 10 Netqffe alM e W ashire: ::: 3 21 23 N'e g h . 1 due "d'h : :: ..: .1, " i 10 Do. Nos 314. I Do. Imbues ...... 6 14 Do. New, I Mari $ id. Do. atenalos ....I4 9 Nut limm*ffdre 50 ledissinort . :(Mostp D) 56 100 Norfolk .. ..... ...... 104 1 5 DO. i 5 Do. New SA ... 414 p. Ile De. i Mors • ~ •• • • 12 1 13 4 11l no. EI4:10$4111,..: id. lar 20 Edfolc & Nomura. 14044. 2 D0.fw1047 Noll fokll c ii Do. N. , •-. 11. v. 2 Du. do. Wow., . Do. Newport ld. twr 4N. Comokeo Unoon - Md. 21, &rider, Yeovil, Do re. 1 3144. lid• 73 North Staffordshire . 11 1 py ;Wasp., KIIIII. e A 7s , Moot* Wales .••.• . 31 LPL 6 ;Orem Northern.. _.2 4 INortA Western 3 11 6 u , 1 4.4 1 D.. 1 ... 8 V. 48. sr Oat., n o s e. &Wet, Ai 1. 4 1 35 ICILSooth k Wedilre,lB 9 7 Nends..lluild. tlitestp. 1 Kerma North of *wi n Ea 1 Royston and likolitskpot jp. 6 Do. boo.. 408 ... .13 Up. * Scottish Cen tr al-I*i 30 Do. New, MC .... Ea 114 &oat* M5d 4 0wd 0. . „ . , 1 4 If Du. N 000.114. ... . sse no. so Do. New ..... .. .. .I v 85 Ors/ Iradem. 104 3 6 (Def., Roth. di 2d. 60 Do. Cre m Do. . tt llo. 6 Shrews. a MD..B6= A 1 15 Do. Moses „ 174 1 3 Do. do. dam H... ii L 24 1A00,.........1 4 82.rogshire Un10u....1 7 Do. New, I& . 1 ? if D . t e' oreMi i r f e a tr ;. ! ' d. b rie 311 8' 1: ta=to i grAl i rf 60 Miff mood &Om ... 25 Do. i shorts ..... 26 20p. 17 De. d 0........... 4d. 114 De. Mara It rt,;. 1 4. 85 .i tti ti 13 South n a pe.. 4 071 44 2. Do.l6ltSe(lateCli 1 3 . Tort-Dom./Goole 1 60 lid.. . 4, nwliok• •• . 106 , 4 Taw Vok Extertriuo , l* 002 10 Do. Thirds 82 laiweb.li Torts Ilia 11 134 Waterford A: Nil... Pfd. 38 1 Do. Do.tel Aare* ... 12 Do. Mora I.IBP. 411 Win. Shu .a. s. iv e.. 1 25 Tort and Nenautle. , 4 Do. SirteewilW .. 1 Iv• 10 Do. Nauseam ....1 7, D o . 77,0•dge jee,ii.jlik. 8 Do. Preference ... . 1 . ii 34 Do.tioerplat Sloop 50 Itorkallorth1168•41 75 28 4 Do DoN w ad v dersf ewz i . S.4, 4,o4 2 Id. 73 Do. I.:J*1141os .. . . 1213 p. 6 Do. Pretense.," ...1124 4 i 1 .1 2 s Do. W. R. union .',I ird. 83 D0.E.814.1tidg.21.1 MS 25 Do. Preston 8 Wyre'364 ToILSION H•iLIII l ATS.I f i Do. 1.""" 1 : .. :: : . "Br.' 20 il ß r k .•=t-='''Zi lil a 45 Leeds also . D E ' i riaord 464 p. 14 Gino/ Fr. .or.d. Yen) 1 1 . 164 Leicester I on!. 41. 78 Demerara ... - Ad. Par 31 Woods nod Think is/ 7 'dads segrei.e...... se& Do. Nee ...... . • 13]04 ila &at Indies ........I E 31 Do. Pref. 6 . pw C . l. Ai i 6 'Loioweise la isowsiore 2. L ieeds ,... ,Deow. MaNC . A. 6 I I Ur 14<nor..dk NJ .Itia . 1 2 'Mater ewe/ iiiii ::' , 7 24 164 L.;;l L' a ro s rp i t i Sont.4. /C. Ig t i lo i e s. thenietL a nhin ui.i 4 6 De. Nea. .. .No.l l l Id. 8 Parts mu r loom. - 1 3 31 Do. do .... ... No. 1 , 1 j Porte modOolookw..* 48 60 I. c..... 8. Co 10 3d. 1 7 54 hir, Yeri s e Nip ar..6..., _ ./esses . 16 4 4. 9 Do. *Alm p.CT. 10 APINIIMINI fferre . 1 733 60 Do. PR.Oev.lsp.Ct. 46$ Id E m er Mcsoe. . 8 71d, aLendenand Gronsw. 8 looks . .h/ Rd. Do. Profertne s . - 61 Lsorkek ft .Westero 164 3 2 8 w.. 4 nisi. ......4 KU TING. - 80171711 5TA77011118117111 JOITCTION.- -ifer= - W 83111 , 111 8 4 . 1 4 12 h , C. 41 . raniar la lbadadr. part ir et Ow mower*. firer. hid Wm ist 40 satliikoka 10‘.%: amp Ow Dastalwa owl Daw BM learis; awl