The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-01 00:00:00

LIMAN lIIITINIRS.-RELIEF FUND. 69S1'1IIILD, Tutelar a *Nis Eseli;is was brill in lie loam. ilmallsik le sit the saleeriptles fur relay uay the. who have bass &phial d Wk priewty at mew d rah &Mies by the wmiehe Y laita. ?b. Maio', who badi awwwal Ate artatiag r Me masa et the tows eaaweil, ler wasagat dam tbe hilarawa Damaftw it r i r;;,.. I r ak .u lttbar, ~ maw albeagg I • Ilke Se Mate:: elf Awe win hem venesta amu r Mt oar asseslwats fad Imo If Veda tkrwrhe.tthe eetwary slwahl esaltitale yta roam the of the aahatmate suf. Iran. Msiz ,z MaL v a time bass, awl eaten weld yet strive kewi la the mat &Wm* awdlitas. ems d am awe who hid beam mowed at eallealare et Me ..ram and la ether eagaelalas ; semi wen edam, diem, awl emir whoa ; ad nue we whoa 'Me Ile pad te the n ta l e= beer et the ialablimes et Iliwisawas. (liar, ha .. 19 &ma eta* sallerns W &Alma Y Mit eaestry at ✓la sews imanate, as ataa se was Mown Ihee ."— pima' bat kat Male awl Immo &Ahab. 161111) iiilieva ewe ant the isealim•Aers soi =1 ,. • Is. the irk of set blegyald he Oak bawd aml Re bad lewd of area two wee err, Ilia we vary Mr areallal,to thaw lathy of NA wadaet. al witaidp Wa awl • Idler Nat the Rev. Dr. lhale. MOM AIM Wo• purl smite • eallettlea la af bail at as slaw* ea Wethweley seta, the ihw af baraiNatits. y w Mt Ma bees neeind tram lie Use. name leet, Mama 0... Houselield, limary Newbeall. Clotho •fta hy with the *et It Philipp., lad W. Pak* repewieg Ode sympat. _ _ hihuirs Erma t int ressithab—elhar Isaselklog Ur drarlial arm isided We. aim= gbh blisbalmisdis et dr amid of GOMM lia all Idle Imp A* love aphid tbe Masa rat Itagbol— IMO SIMI Is pied., that It ves at YMa/ 1e mark hum the book of this MINYA way tsar Wag mato moo litdootitato b Ur Isionostioo, whet her Christie, Marootooloo. or Rados ;for ow to dr crolit of human mime dot to " sad Bair the IV'S WIENS Ma dibble sere la alma Wieser oiled third = i te ...d... d tarsal wild us est dap ; la dire erre mai lladeee bed wooded Iddlidella lad. Or on ebb raged be Woke i bid rev wad mot des tbeS epee Is de Or tbd lei te telib de perm vie awniblel tire mam Be =du= tbrAr. rrt dad se h tsdirdas. r dais Tled was daeallbe to lar e Td i taltsdas MEd Itst be hoped We lbst Wee tedid be debts. Mse Is a dlrb of rem's. Let ee 4rd be ism sod des *We ; bei Istit dyed/as. Be be de de ft abodes sdase—te mai= s=asze g r Ow mold be sediglibe as de briber de rebid aareple red be wild Pee d,* dre sistelbe aieshriiis et tbe des be de ma, bet el Or raid be dess as/ yet sem Jedlee le motel ewe. Be i e dat dep bedsit pet le the weeet w Zr a l wltarree wag th WOOL sardaras sr le be --and It ad be at add set be • emil aid w Wham Mad dat thet weld be air MIA set► la a ebb at wag Wades He raft =WI Oed. Be maw% vita se .w a s day 'o pet ladla alma a ft Ile al=t..„ pert d dd es ddidess et dde grad dialiwasldr• was debt bed WI the Wee draridel yrs dud (Applesse.) 111110611611111 wee able peerai, Mr. 8. Roberta, Mr. W. Mrs, de Rey. Wm* 11•44 mil Wined O. tablas pint as Be preaddlegs LIVES. t uw e es tablic meeting of the inhabitants of this nee mentemmt by the emelehlesienenlay (Weber M the Ir k /, st w. TY sitendente wee stmesseem The Zeta Ma Mew, sr et ttae nyeesea lheeel the tree" ea is/km ef ISL, end mewed him. ta- MI hem sterling ea aseena el nem umppowitta. Mr. &tn. sr of Me ail mumbies,, presidsd, std upord the Mame st MG waft with mese torrid' The His. S. Illsass,_lll.P. ter Loom mond Ur but reeeiniaasos Mess Ties this mosetry bard: beard 111 dr barbroms smormen d ear wasurres mod mum Is has Arhus is maroon its Adler 11= vie Wk madelnip r t. Wow mbhsernse of doe atrocities imullaid beim& Ira^ Tle boa paderms Idol spas dm Weir IMI Ibrabola lbws by or • sad ansdrien as able Erse by Noy ins did dr rairellso vide hob bra reerathei von de Ile of miles Ird sow lebss • Ors owl the ay of nosoor al kat: *illdie bid bums • sad Omar NEB Ow err bilerrabirmin la Ws, yet lie formil Art biro In( • torliglior day wadi deem mad thM 8 sada I. atartnring od •am as, awl • bran rows sod at or Iris proosemissr. - ib SIN. hr. anent esandel he askew ni R. w. Buunems, 15,., wen Is sown et Ilme meeleekw old II see min weeskowely. meDuqueC him nthol • whomfyiks be spud loWlakees D sed selohlepennl he he Mkt d nub sem d diner se bees bow w cow w pelowd by the pr whim Is team Mr. W. Irene weraii tlr melln, which oh tam emeirl seembeesel. Os he wens in in. C. aOaun, www d a Awes. • semehmene hunt W wen ow Jr nee Wen. Xs. Dees" 111. P. he isia SUM, •thl be hk nee est Ss lemwomeihm Ala We poled Itostesd we re whim is smell se irk Wink, tilleweemempees k se art week kin s pad as/ pew shot ups she elole d MM•Mi. OLOOCESTiI. (ram ova Loos-rms.) OLOUCIIITER, WIDWILIDAT. A pablie media( yam UM ben this stbessaaa, to mart was in atels, sad ID ear salliseass Mow polio& ssimayma La Isla. Ms KATO& (R. T. folak, Isq.) lir. W. P. rate; 11.1%. la nobs Ws S marlin, en be bilesel It no by We Wenn if Pralines Mat Ibellinee Iteglbbroone Wien Won is Lein se nen We inn. d r Wellman. It on. be Ile sew en anyline el Wee =en On owl Mini miss en eon et Way dierdome, In monad on Wan us is ers=cr sm aiiTt ot eiestry nno. eel to Wee Wet the ern M two, d = "a irisisabi Weir inane wend be pool to W o ol TM Sec 3. 3. lianew ttttdd d rnestios. Ur. 3. A. Wertessak mead the ant ressikke, which the Wk. J. Lee seireed Y irs lir punt milk et we okra set eratermeil dent e swap trassiw, wait their peaks • kw silk weft se" VIM they OM Imbed woe se her* W their residere Y thee was*, kestey drew • peke k Ile meet isi d lON Alkeugh thw sight be eemiseek reirge ibeeeek, aks et torlee red Welke annieki Is ear gekreeeek at bel kr Mad lbe weld es pruire es 7 ere dew the heatmak of ass peevire hi.. leeksekes wish Y. kvesnek by Is et ast be abed le at p mike* the ai leramou el out mime byi sod A Spsaa. sib Wres, ewe Ma ben • pods Ma H. arebtreed thk skim lid airlikk shies Oa MU Is Ihe ma he le the ma et kb draggle kr lime te Me atekeree varier mania& r i p=ind she seksseAka et ere kepi* ono worthy ol o i=„mat zu . li .mit iannika . 'leer ra t pa le =utak bet ekes et hi beetekise, but ° onkti bad mai, Wm. • lbw meek ii. • nimbi" d a pews OA W the we 119, who had joie bk wok eel le lake Si kie r itelher, am sem lbw Is • Mkt which she week Y bar mar by • mei wilds passe that which keg* the ibet bad sew, trees kelt^ ah• area piously et Oran is mks. 4 Ira trial. The ask Bon hisharm& letreght heal- Isms* et ber rereer. She tram Atka at meek with bar Mat wine the li, Seek raked bee the nes se their skies et el Wbu did the Lea girt A, ? tie (Ur. lye) kJ kb = ghter. past poise be esteeisie the ...net 'mien el di Meek% Kam, uhisb was We—thet ea the net .id eseurket the reen she way, and pereeteles task nomi. then le bill law, bus es ewe kg Ohm "POE me ' 1 fir apt Elsa le die. lan pre pared be Me; bet wee wry Mbar, ea when se mew Sees aul se mush happlere dopsed." Ea emetarad drat young did es e kir Mpe zed resits et ea Illinesa WAL,n MOS 1110 , 1141 • l= " rlir t h e w rinkled el • arakkie ambetelptioes, to be fur. writ te the restraleauteuttee. I Ire A - Ct has eetritied therZOlutice ; sad • rote of theatre M the Maw dewed the proesedlage. A few elf the inhabitants of Itageet-strest, in order te shwa doh empathy with the severse he the relief of lIM eellinee Iv/ the Estee /satin, hew ode eased= ben hem a here la thee slink end her hated te tin Lod Mope die saes ot eta. Rh as the week Pining. DIA= WilLi Wlkinuna.—On allorwon Omsk anwel hes Drier wer 44.14 W lhermisehrt psis le Tyrrell\ Meer 4 Oerweibs,she ertib Ws. • pea, who. sere rt heat leres-Delari, se /ebey sight. It het he musk yr he y resit Mt tbe herr Mirk% re ease. onnoiderable wireler yarn ratsehlds, Ss l aillig4 rem The *am esil es Ihn i rks bp • etteempitialr _tlateltsed. Yee try ors, Irsirgul Custmirlisk sod - Yaw Imes* but • ram mad tuned MB 0 the Sew Is &e -els vb. was the t 4 the tee et Uri 46d Wood Garb err is thii reel Cirlerieri R.iir,er ghee • lira strusite he primer bed Overt re ihatred err b. is M Derr 4 pitched en norm rhea era his W4O re hoar ins, etrY tree hop& sod yr WM es dr spot, hr arm gird tar . The grimaLllehrek . lei wigs feltemiy. The peelr• rah mud is the ihterseel. who errs %wee. Ile rs slurp, is tbs ries. ADM InawaTe—The works on thi• lice era • hewer sites dr It Si sorer to open it Cram ssil Ibersidisr ma he Mb °arr. Tr erred le Cerartery wall, it is expected, Ye ' , tosser by the isers. ia• - . Mod •• Ile spo I= 6 is how loos • boolmol. ton Lon ine sere • Wawa Mien MAW St •••10•1 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1857. SPOR7ING. NEWMARKET FIESTOCTOBBE MEETING. 111 r, lI.CIIIPTION 11..071. TUCSMAT 311101 IT ilk • b Awn YAW &Wet thae bowl Tt. 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Mims (111116), to dr tie" 8, psdds-vbsol slum llosibirst sort dimities stoke ; sad It. Thomas (111141 st ti. Oa. row wan getedible, se kit amiss la the Orlon, 91, saw d =lfsaks IL T. iodic additional to the Cyclops, 6 , poills•trbssl sins Irk" et Porten's*. r=J. A. lissom (19.50), ts be additional to the e6,,sin. slmetitip, for cosstipord sarvioB CHATHAM, Barr. th. This moralesi Lege addition was made to the make et balm Warp querbeed at this prima by the mend the dr on ers et the 61st Mikbt latently sad the Nth home hailleke, rlMl h =t6lllll% . oll the asp s' amemet 200, sw which MI be bressead MIL sexed an the racers who imbed Mitt Hob inahasalle .—Cleibila H. B. haelga It Crews rad _ ,lakaby • Credal' R. 1.. Odr mit Rasta Is NA ltoOmmt. Oa Oar Nebel they permaird %mei he the wpm et Stelae the hd bellhasa. apes lithe ilk lard, awl Nth lleglmimb sr. sire to lereheed at this paha doped' me Orb eassetem nosleed bow the Wme% ag re aisdhammiate for the OM Itegimat to Crilmmobility ar Cask, tor the perms et inbarklng atht ea beard the Othsates room. Oa nests at ma ether, 10 meweemehimil Akers sad madder ores let thefrelim. we the seaclieloa et moo . the teemetThe s.4 42 loStrom Bun d lelad Lem Miasma maw dip Ithwithithe y w loY* l *Wm M et. Mary % ea Mike emir ems esperi maths INA node to WM the sthamy_aad shimuth_st s ids berry, Mowed by Carrell I. litamesem thl., to dememy Meth $4O lbs. et gvapow4sr weft IpiNd. no =idliswiner, wee mot *Jared, sad the emselimemb were ististectory. 8111111310.33, Ocr. 1. A number of boys on daily arriving at Sheersess he wary ea beard the flog dip ea see oppevoliese. The Me et bire trob then Y. lash; Utak walk is sot he all ems tabooed. Where the proton the consent of their peesoht et go der , ire peer* good tasehosedels se he hewer hem respeetehle peneas, NA se deonseeo, cootoore. se ethers. they see MUM% provided day twee op es dee sloiderd Light sod week% iselea le their ego Dot flew boys se yet bore se~ bees the Item Leaden wrinkles! thetrlete (hessit tos d t i ttreihrsed ; mod ere sea the eieuteseterheg PORTSMOUTH, Barr. 30. Tha City of Limerick, hired steamer, arrived to leylee Jenay with a draft of the sth Regiment, coneisting M 142 non-commiesimed *Mem sad men, and dr fallowing Aimee: Capella' Lyme mil Palmer, Lisatemmt Perry, •M Beeips Eters, mid Bertha They itodW end by bvia to Coidsester . The 102110 might% tbu ler Jersey with• • relief the Tftb liegiment m 114061 sight. film leaves sea& eh kw the tees Owe with another draft of 140 ramd the lave ,bored this diersoon. The Sir Chew temirt ohm arrived es-day from boo with whavetenn has spired. The Alma% mem reaspert, Captain O t . s = embed trig Om Mahar with nr, nee i same mid ram, 'V i and the following Akan Lea lamb Tamer, ; CoMi4y, 31 M ; row =2.0.80 • Mime, 9ftd ; end Mei. Sewn limy. Obi Isla Sept. 24. Thee wee saparthawhe sem, bat asses embalmed bed boo. semel et athedier by • Spanked b.W been diet M rel Mel by • may: • friers of the Ned Kighkenders. The Ilmmierd bed pld la he aho et retry by d heel folios tor megg bra lier ea Int mo y ped e nd et the Nary boa. @Ed not romlng brit , Mom called on, the terry lin& mil Mr hiss at about 90 yr* distance, throe* the bock, Mans kin inelsedly. The Velem, 11, peddle sleep, woe the only man-of-war et Whisker, and she was le gob the African roast. The Curium 6, now sleep, had already goon there. The Aimee wet eel to the Mediterranean to bring home Me 42r1 Regimmt, had broke down. Admiral Lyon., know =he demands on the ronntry fie troops for India, of ranee the Coaquerce, arrow two-decker, to take Ms me sew away, End the. Alp arrived at Spitheed NUM six wake niece. The Abeona now awaits orders, the invalids bay* landed. DRVONPORT, Sm. SO. The Chesapeake, 50 (screw), Commodore R. B. Watson, C R , arrived as the Send on Friday, and NOW spirt on Sunday arerneon, Sir the East Indian She Valorous, hi (paddle), Captain Aldhans.—Ordara haw hem waived at this port to get this ship Toady for ass wldt all pcatible drpatch, her services being muired imanadisally. Sir wal be ready to-narrow. It la used the Yakima sad the Styx are to convey hoops to Saes Le lailarradaad. PEMBROKE, Sere. 28. f l at splendid new screw steam frigate the Mel =Tees of the new claw, left this more*, the 28th ar Portsmouth, in chair of Mr. Toinkien aseistimt mesas, attendant of that establuhreent. She was launched hen about a month sito, awl in to be commissioned et Ports mouth se noon as ready. She was towed down the haven by the Promero and to fifer steamers. The latter will scrum peas het the whole voyage. The Oxfordshire Militia on Tuesday received seine from the Wer-oece br hem Oxford cm Thanday Cobb lay) tie Weibel& and Deptbrd, but the wee e.. coestermeard, and they will p W ty rends Awe they ree Om nether week or ten days. The neon =le, we andemiend, that at present Urn is sot t room be the regimest is the barracks. Acr or VALOOII.-1110 ifirerfirto 'RIR • "Os the ere•siou of the nod* 4 the 14th Bawd Nagle Ithatry, et Jhelum Captain W. Maim 4 the Bombay Ferdiere, ahreged a body of 23 of the seatieeirs, et the heed et Ire rem himel4 it unarmed. The home me shot und er Ws, sal he eineirei two Unmet wands ; leg the wears, we meted le hear, rut up the inntimen le • nes. Captain MEW to gaing we ll. TAB VICTORIA CRoo9.—lt has been Maid is the Otheitte Grits that oaken and main 4 the Let Ingle Ceeee envies sr* etigable to meths Beni the Quirt the imealles el the Vktoth Crow, cm the arm am dam as It ie ewe. M tbs royal army. TIIE POLICE COURT& MANSION-110CSE. Charles Fade:, alias be limey, alias df..lfsAmt, alias be Pt ?try, a Vrenrhman, was brought beton. Mr. Alderman hale, rharged with having obtained upwards of a thomand pounds' worth of goods from Kr. John Foster Sykes, a firmerl and blanket manufacturer, at 72, Aldermanbury, under false pretences. Mr. Lewis, June., who appeared on the part of the prose cution, said—The prisoner is charged with defrauding a number of warehousemen and merchants in the City by moans of making Nee statements to them, as an inducement to obtain their credit for goods. The prisoner, who is a French man. seems to have cons to this comity, front what can he learnt of him about two years ago. He at lint passed under the name , M'Mahon ; he afterwards changed that to De Fleury, and after having taken several other aliases he started, at No. 3, Cannon-street, under the namo of Fould. Now Fould is the name of the minister of tho interior in Paris. Ile has made this • means of credit that he was • relative of that miniater, and that he had contracts with the French government to purchase goods to • very large amount. He went to the premiers of Messrs. Sykes and Company, manufacturers of flannels and blankets, at 72, Aldermanbury, and be obtained foam that firm upwards of LOON. worth of goods upon this statement, which time out to be utterly false. He aid that the blankets were wanted for the French goys aroent at once wider hi, contract. Instead of there being any contract with the French government, end meted of hie being any relative of M. Fould, he did not want them toe that purpose, for it appears that directly he pt t.:lon of the good. he took them to some promises in St. axe, i where he dispoood of them for a mere nothing, and app ro pr i a ted the proceeds to by own use. He has also visited other home,. I shall call before you, in addition to Mr. Sykes, several other tradesmen whom the prisoner has swindled out of their goods. Finding he could no longer keep up credit in the City, he lately took a house in the neighbourhood of Brixton, in the name of De Fleury, when he has been living and secreting himself from his creditors, In addition to obtaining 1,0001. worth of goods from Mass. Sykes, he has in several instances procured 3001., 40W., and 6001. worth of property, under similar circumstances, from other tradesmen in the City. Mr. John Foster Sykes mid—l am a flannel and blanket menufseturer and agent, carrying on buninees at 72, Alder manbury. On the 18th May last the prisoner came to our warehouse for the Bret time. He was brought to me by a parson named Knight, who was formerly in the employment of • firm with which I had had dealings. Ths prisoner told me he belonged to the tirtn of Fould and Company, of 3 Cannon - street, and be left a curd. He applied to me to sell him 42 pieces of flannel, amounting to 1441. 4s. 6d. Having given me • reference, I cold him those goods upon credit. On the 20th of 'he mutt mouth be bought goods of me, con sisting of flannel, to the amount of 1201. 128.2 d. He said he was connected with the French government, and that hs wee related to H. Fould, Prime Minister of France. He gave se • 681 at three months for them goods. He told me that he expected to have an order for blanket. under • contract he was making with the French government. That was on the 20th May. I supplied him with those goods. I next maw him again the (rat week in June, when he told me that he had samples of blankets from other houses, and he gave me an order for 200 pairs se samples, of which 160 pairs were sent in. He told me that that order was from the French t for the camp at Chalons. (A laugh.) lie said L virn tttl: en e who sold the blankets cheapest w=ld get the order. Two or three days afterwards be called upon me, and said that the samples had been laid before tU govern ment, and that the order was for me. He showed me a paper with • French heading to it, which he took away with him. I did not understand what the document was, but he told me it was • contract from the French goverment. He showed me, upon the back of what be said wee the contract, a list of goods comprising eevesel thawed pairs of blankets. He told me that they went., go to the French government. He said he wanted a outtalk number ovary south,--about 6,000 pairs sonthly, I believe. He gave a reason why he wanted them monthly, aping he wee ahead he should not be able towpply then all at ones, and that It would be an well both for the Frisch government se for en to supply them in that manner, as the payments would he weary formight. He told Imo that he himself would reeks the payment.. Upon that repseenta tMn I supplied him with goods to the amount of several hun dreds of pounds. Mr. Lewis—Now, have you traced these goods to the French government in St. Mary-axe, instead of the Preach government in Paris! (Laughter.) Prosecutor—From information which has reader' me, I tearer., if the prisoner is remanded, I shall be able to prove, on a future day, that tha goods were takes to gt. Mary.axe, and there disposed of. I have received informatics from the maim who carted the goods that that Is the cam. The primmer woe remanded. BOW-STREET. Kr. lAN Heldee,iste; &lintel:ma in the army and pay master of the Royal Lancsebire Militia, was brought up by warrant, in the custody of Sergeant Whicher, of the detec tive force, charged with emberaling operas* of 1,0001. Mr. Bodkin conducted the prosecution. Mr. S. Kirby, of the War-ofllos, proved that the defendant wee paymaster of the 6th Regiment of the Lancashire MMus, in which capacity he was entreated with large tows of money. He reeigned the eppotatment in February 18.18 after which detain ltioiss to the extent of about 1,8001 ~ wree discovered in his amounts. Them moneys ought to halm been paid to the army agents, Messrs. M•Gregor and Co. The defendant addressed a letter to the authorities, which withein now produced. Defendant—Oh, I admitted the deficiency, and I admit it still ; but I deny that there has been any embezzlement. I had none of the money. My pay-negated did the business. It was stated on behalf of the prossention that a remand would be desirable without going farther into the case at present. Defendant—l also wish the cams to be adjourned, for my solicitor is out of town, and my hinny and friends are all away. I presume I ehall be admitted to ball. Mr. Henry—The defalcations are to • serious amount. Defendant—Supposing the full amount of money is put down. . _ . Mr. Henry—That cannot be done. If you cm find two sureties In 2,0001. each, betide' your own recogniemwee (giving 27 hours' notice to the prosecution), you may be ad mitted to bail. The cue was then remanded fora week, the defendant being committed to prison. CLERK EN WELL. Yesterday haring itee;4poirThiedioT. the examination of CUrtes Henry PFeneA, late cook at the St. Pancras Work house, the court was crowded with respectable persona, amongst whom were some of the directors, ustmaten, and other parishioner.. The use excited great interest, it hiving been Mated that the frauds on the workhouse haveexouded 2,0001. permanent. The prisoner, a reepeeteltly.dreared man, about 40 year. of spa residing at Si, Col e-street, Camden-town, was plamd at the bar before Mr. Tyrerhitt, charged with eteitg Nibs. of sugar, the property of the directom and vestry of the parieh of St. Peeress Mr. Humphreys attended for the prosecution, and Mr. Lewis, of Ely.place, for the prisoner. Mr. Humphreys, in opening the rue, said he attended for the prumution on the part of the directors of the poor of the perish of St. Pumas and the pariehioners generally, but more particularly on the part of Mr. Cook, the votary clerk, mad who by medal set of parliament had power to pmeectite la such cues. The depredations that had been committed were exceedingly great, end he should when be had produced some evidence ask for • remand, when treat charges would be brought against the prisooer. He then called Mr. Cherie. Hubbard, who said—l sm clerk to the direc ted., of the poor of St. Pommes, end Mr. Cook is the veatry clerk. In consequence of some inquiries that were made an tecedent to the 16th of September, the prisoner was sue. Fended by the resolution of the directors. The prisoner did not reside in the how, but he had a private room in the workhouse for his own particular use in hie department. On Monday, the 21st, I went with some gentlemen to prisoner. room, which was locked. I obtained the key from the muter. We found the two inner cupboards and a small brown paper beg under his doh. We sent for the preen.; but he could not be found. We then sealed the cupboards and locked the room. On Wednesday, the 23rd, we again proceeded to the room, when we saw room, the prisoner there. 1 :broke the meals, end the prisoner unlocked the cupboards. On the floor we found a gustily of lame brown auger, weighing 381ba. In the cupboard we found • white beg full of sugar, weighing 411ba.. and some also lying by It. tide, of the earns eort that found in the bag. Among the loom sugar there wee one large lump. The prisoner said he Mould like to hare the storekeeper sent for to explain about the sumer, as be might get iota trouble, meaning the store-keeper. Mr. Young told him it wee quite nonce vary for him to say anything about it. He then said the sugar was sweeping., and had been accruing for the lad two years sod a half. He then went away, and the cupboard and chest were again waled up. I have no doubt that the auger found in the prisoner's room, rend produced in court, is St. Pancras sugar. Crass-exemined by Mr. Lewis—l should not have known this to hare been St. Pllnerle sugar had I seen it in a groom shop. The prisoner he. not abseated himself dergin the whole coulee of this exeminatica. Hs was told why he wee simpended, because of the quality of acme broth famished to the peepers. The white beg was In theseturatedstale that it now aa in, and that arises hem ewer. His intention in sanding for the storekeeper was to have en explanation. The storekeeper was not sent for while the prisoner waa there. Mr. Richard Ryan—l am derekeeper to the per of St. Nacres. I was in the habit of supplying the prisoner with eager and sll other things. I supplied him daily with tea end imager, and weekly on Wednesdays. The dilly supply was in locked cans, he having one key and I another. The weekly enmity War in paper bags, containing 211 lbs. each. One of the begs found in the prienner's room was of the same deseription as that supplied to lie prisoner. I have looked et the sugar produced, and it is certainly of the same descrip tion as we hare in store, and delivered to the prisoner. I hare not the least hesitation in saying that this sugar is part of what I delivered. The sugar proluced I hare no hesita tion inuring is workhouse auger. Cross-examined—l have been in deco about nine months. My fawn for saying itisworkhouse sugar is Maniac it wee in the workhouse. I believe it wee workhouse, besets, the tirmid it was the acetunuletion of yearn. I should not said no, if I had seen it in • grower's shop. It would tab toe a fortnight to tell whether the marks on the bag are caused by sugar. I think the auger in the bags is not the accumulation of years; for, if it was, it would be almost to powder. In • twelvemonth it would Lou all it. mothering, which makes It stick together. If constant odditiese were king made to the sugar, it would help to keep it moist. The priarroar was asses supplied with itelf•a-pouad al moist UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Oz VOID, SEPT. 30.—THE A PPROACHING TERM. PreVittllJ to the contrnenmment of ktivna , butu Tvrni on iritordsv, the 10th 00 in • election of the Vt. Chan : . :110; I will take place, the day died beiog l'hurialay, the Bth. The Vice-CbauceJkir, the Rev. Dr. Williams, warden of New College, will resign odlos • ith a Latin oration, end tbo Cbm collar s latter of 1100111Wittlf will be announced to Convoca tion. TM reappointment of the warden of New College will tabs claw se a matter of coarse. On the following day ir , r 2 i& t y . ) ,i th a ct usual Latin litany and sermon will be read in St. wge 's Church. The ood public et:nip/dices will begin on y, the 24th of October. The find public examine times commence on Friday, the 20th of October, and " te sponaloas," or what ere generally known se " little goes," teen oa Praterday, the Sth December, snd the term ends me Thursday, the 17th of December. Although term is said to commence on the 10th October, the various colleges do sot meet on that day, but ameroble as followa.—Lnimellty, M New College, Exeter Si. Ediouad Pain. Merton, Corpus Chrisii, Magdalen Hall, amid Church, St. Alban 11211, MI Soule, lialliol, Trinity, Lincoln, Jesus, St. Mazy Hall, end St. John's (Comment*, on Saturday, the Octo b er; Wadharo, October 16; Wor mier, October 18; Oriel, (ktobcr 20; Queen's, October 11; IL John's scholars,October 9. INAUGURAL DITINkt Or THE SHERIFFS "jeT. Yesterday evening the sheriffs elect, Wm. Law rzee,..t=„ elderman, and Wm. Pernaley Allen, K e g., their friends at • magnificent banquet serve d up la the but style of the London Term.. Amongst the com md.erere Ham ebannell, the Recorder, the Solicitor- Mr Archibald General Maclabi, General Treemen bre, Colonel Reynolde, Chairman of the Board of Inland 117 the lion. Gee. ling, M.P.; Alderman Cable, ,1. T. Norris, M.P.; Wm. Cox, M.P.; Alderman Sir Jima Duke, M.P. F. W. Russell, Req., M.P. • W. Tits, Req., M.Y. ; J. Luria Req., M.P .; the Ma z , 4 Senheepies, the Led Mayor elect, Sir J. Msegro Mr. Ahem= Ntikaahlr. Alderman Wire, Kr. Leman Custer, Mr. A/dareee Rom, Mr. ex-Sheriff Medal, the Rev. Dr. Merthwer, the Rev. Mr. Alston, Lord Mayo= ; the Key. T. Grime and the Rev. T. Madge, chaplains; the Common &tient; Kay, Req. ; —Hutton, Req.; J. P. Allem Req.; It. L. Chews, Req.; Benjamin Haws, Req. • William Hawes, Req.; Prokesor Donaldson; 0. A. liereen'Esq. ; C. P. Tolisr, RA.; esaberlffe S wilt, Cot ters'', Kinnard, Pitcher, grW.Psited, Lawrie, Hoigkinams, Hill and Sir C. D. Creasy, L. Hair, Ep . ; H. Pelmet, ' Karbala*, Ng.; R. Esq. ; R. M. Mill Esq.; Mr. UMreasseg Caney, Mr. Under ,* Pm& dram Moon, But. • John Mean, Req. ; Debate, Req.; W. White, Req. •J. Cheer, the the thatreen of the seasel committee of ate Seem Joie Maria De Mora, Sir Jams Tver f Jahn Lthataak, Bart. ; Relied Momenta:l, Re. • Len liehneler ; T. P. Warren. Esq. ; the Milia: WIIANS, mai Ailsimis of the Carpenter.' Company; J. R. Rabe" lin. A. end es soordens he. this kind, the dune. of chairman nen Redid blame the *sea elect, the toasts being po red by net of theme andimen in tarn. The Melee et all QUOIN Mist hastatuad Albert, Sc., baring been Mr, warcamively_ pimpseed and deiy , liherliMset Lammas proceeded to g in The Amy end Navy," taldag wessise Ss elltule to the deeds of printgager temery and peas of our army fa India. no outs or that taw was is most mid* but be hoged tor the ben led Mt anew* that so Maier how deem the eirses ere bran wadies weald tally jestity ilast of their fellow osonernen. (Mew) Or ewe tit Inde wee, in bet, the eases of civilise, es without our aid whet would beams ofell the improvements now in = is that comey. We wen engaged spinet dark and, imisever dark might be oar mese ="64L easel that the gillent of oar soldiers eveminally be unwed with emcee. ftk AMICIIIIIALD MACLAIN belly retuned thanks, mar timing the Bet that he was the eel, wareving obese of the bawl who lad been Wellestea's oseganices in arum in Mr. lama lSZlect Attie gave the heath of the retiring Lord Moyer, Mom ym of elks bed been distinipaished by so mare beerreleat activity. Herb, Me lordship's official arm he bod earted Mimed most bmsdidally for the poor Mari= womfiesem who Isimplity armed our streets ; and bombe the is of his lormlied berigetrated that ntagnifi seat abbe be (Mr. ASS) trusted would be the MIMI a bandredle of oar poor Indian sufferers. Mr. filoMM Lemmata gave the health of the ! Lord lIE eleek Mr It. Waller Carden, whose relies mad) wail be rendered aU the more I grimes the hot of his eacerediog a ma ' obe In may rime of his duty bad given mammal a▪ lsbelles. .) Sir Walter Cutlet bed cease to feel mist peldal the decision of be thLli a m bat he might be ors tint, bel been driven to the the rank would Imo bona Me seem while the would have had Mt ear liti Wisdom of as da ' trouble for nothing. He wee eaMMil le moidier lirarif se having been elected by the wit & hedy of the coeporation, sad would no doubt endue. mew te belts duty es se to win the approbation of all We oseellamote. (Hear.) fair IL W. Canoes wee wet thankful to the Sheriff elect sad le ibeematimen pima for the manner in which his Meath bed bum peeped sod received. Not withstand* some petaller eiremetemme which had oc..urrod on the pre rims day to the OdidhaU, he felt justified in believing that be owed lle ebelitm be the ueeniinous voice of the corpora- Ma. Re pearled his claim on the confidence of the Day ia the all Met be had bees for forty years a eittaa of Lon dm, eel Aerie that time not even his antagonists could am me wall munst his pentane! charecter. Poli tica prladpies did not form the stepping-stone to the eMee of Mayor of London, for they . ..era elected of various and Myra:Los of opinion wee always a beakby in the composition of the body pobSe. (Haw, Mr. Re hoped that, during his year of office, be amid tbs Samos is which he owed his pretreat positioN be hit that to de so he had oely to imitate sad je r a maulate the coldest of his predecemor. (Hear, hear.) Ta conciaskm Se Lord Mayer . elect gave " TM Sheriffs elect," abseil meet Motions deity wo uld be to dime two or throe liar ma ley &Nag their period of *floe. (A laugh.) The Mari& elect beady rammed Minks. The Selieber.Semerat," sad " the Ber" were then given, to whisk the Soliciter-Clemeel sad the re maining toasts having bees Merced the pigs terminated. The nourel aningentiate erg gaoler the direction of Mr. Shoubndge, sad incried Min llyles, Krone Co: sad Wilma, end Mr. Horan Mr. Harbor sied r torregier. 41111110.01 SNIP GUNNER r The United States corvette Plymouth, which has been lying in Southampton Water for the lot few weeks, will, it I. expected, take her departure thence in afew days. Her amereandsr, Captain Dahlgren, the inventor of the neonate, gguunn that bears hie name, bar been visiting the gun nery smbliehear to of thee country, where he ha. received the most courteous attention hum the venom authorities. Captain Hewlett, the had of the gunnery establishment on board her Majesty's ship Ithesllent„ at Portsmouth, has paid • visit to the Plymouth, and minutely inepected everything on board of her. He append particularly pleased with the new end improved snail Smarms. The oaken. of her Ma jesty'. ship Melampus, lying in Southampton Water, have eke Waled the Plymouth. On Tuesday het 110110' expenments veremedswlth the small enema en board the Cor vette before • party al 'Wore from Southampton. The rapidity and auxeracy with which them arm. can be fir. d aro extra ordinary. The most remittent Improvement• in these hmannunts of warfare ere known se Maynard'u Perry's, and Sheep's patents, these being the names of throe American inuallesn L ems ef the carbines the fore linger moves a sprieg, and the amber for the cartridge Is ex pos4 which having been tilled spring is aloud and - the chamber is covered, a pinir *Wet Brining. the pereweion Cap h Sneed est end the gun y krhe primer, which I. ingeniously concealed, is ruled round like the team spring of • watch, and lute. long time. In another carbine the chamber for the cartridge iv lifted out of its peition upwards; it is then loaded, and un being forced again into peeper position a spiral spring in COnnetion With a concealed row deeps in touched anl the gun is primed. The ramrod is of cuing does away with by these inventions. There are several improved naval and military muskets en board the Plymouth. In one the bayonet when taken from the musket is a very handy and form idable abort sword. The King of Portugal was so pleased with the boat howitzers on b-ard the Plymouth, when that ship violent Lisboa, that he ordered some like them, with • slight IiandMOMIM, to be manufactured. Such is the rapidity with which them howitzers can be find, that three balls Bred sue. easeively hem one gun have been in motion at the same Nate. The beet carriages of these bowitzme exhibit some boprovements of h'eptain Dahlgreses. Some iutereating ex. pertinent. have been mode on board the Plymouth, on rope, estate, and cordage. Some of the ropes are rude of Anna ean cotton, others of Manila, of Swedish, and of American bleep. The cotton rope. are remarkable for their softness and flexibility, and what is very singular, they are found not to imbibe more moisture than ropes made of • mach harder material, and it is believed they are equal to the latter in strength and durability. Metallic blocks foe the cordage to run upon are used for various pewposee on board. The monster gun .4 the Ply mouth weighs 16,000 pounds surds poi.. It is covered with • °Wise of vermillion sad beams; and therefore has • red instead of the nasal black immisumes ifuns. The heavy Dahlgren guns have two yenta, which facilitate their rapid and safe Brim. The weight of each shell the; discharge is about 1361 be., end that at each solid shot la I, Cribs. The mead of the shells and shot travm hog si distance of three miles is lost in the esorreoue spars flia it traverses. One peculiarity of the Dahlgren gun is its enormous strength and thickneu where the greatest force wder i. expended. In experiment. made to test the stremglA s of these cum., one of them has bete fired off nearly 2,000 thew with a large proportion of solid shot, without benther Captain Dehlgren is of Bwedioh origin. The tint lisstaseat of the Plymouth war on board the Ma tinee, which lay in Southampton Water about • twelve month sinew The °Meer. and crew of the Merrimac have been treasisered to the Rosioha, another of the five mon ster frigates built by the United Stales government. CILMAL PAUL'S. OMB SHILLING Day... Wu.Nt•DAT, eirs. 30.—Adaisissa as U 4974 UN by mom thluils. 1,00111; 414 1 rugar every Wednesday for his own use. I will 'wear that prisoner was not entitled to receive it. Foe his own use he was supplied with lump sugar. Pollee-constable Cook, 198 S, mkt betook the poisoner into comedy yeatetday afternoon at the College Arms. When ho told him the charge, the prisoner said they could not make a felony of it, so he had norm removed the sugar off the pre mina. The weight of the sugar in avert was Silb. Mr. Lewis contended that there wea no ease made out against the priaoner. l%lr.Tyrwho.t mid he should take hail for tie prisoner—two sureties in 16t each. -- iiiOl;;Chaviag beet put in, the ptisoner was allowcd to go. WORSHIP-STREET. - - - - - - . . Maria Clark, charged on the first examination on suspicion of having canoed the death of her illegitimate daughter, nine years of age, wan brought up for anal examination, charged, on her own confession, with murder. The case hea already been reported. The prisoner and her cbld were inmates of Homerton Union workhouse, and on the 3rd September they left the workhouse, unknow a to the authorities. On the same evening she complained to her sister of hating missed the girl by the side of the canal. On the followins morning she pointed out a spot when eke alleged her chibi's bonnet had been seen on the surface of the water, and there the body was found. Subsequently letters were discovered in her hand, confessing that she caused her daughtes'a death; and now the following evi dence was given. Sergeant Mate, 28 N, stated that on the 14th instant the accused was in the station house, and said in his hearing— " I drowned my child because I did not wiab to see it grow up and wear than large hats the girls now wear lathe street." Stie then, holding her arms out, added, It laid in my arms like this, and I threw it into the canal. It did not struggle much, but died likes lamb. I thought drowning an easier death than hanging, but found it was not." The depositions being completed by Mr. Safford, the woad clerk, the prisoner was fully committed to Newgate for BUen Hogg, charged with concealing the birth of her illegitimate child, and disposing of the body, wee blonde* committed to the Central Criminal Court for trial. BURGLARY AND MURDER OF 4 FARMER .IN cassants. About two o'clock yesterday morning a shocking murder took place at Braman four miles south of Stockport. A fanner and grazier, named James Henderson, aged about 60 years, lived at a farm in Robles-lane, Braman, called Hardy's farm, and about two o'clock in the morning the family were alarmed by hearing the discharge of a pistol or gnu in his bedroom, and the unfortunate man was after wards found in bed, with the left half of the upper jaw shot away, and lying in • pool of blood. Hadre fano cassia of about 100 acres of land, rented from Colcoel Davenport, of Brarnall.hall, Cheshire, about • idle distant. The house is • god-sired tenement, fronting to a garden and small lawn on the south, and with an m ama from the garden, and also • second entrance from the farm-yard at the back. Mr. Henderson died In • bedroom on the first floor, over • front sitting room, near the heed of the etas ; his eldest sea, Jammu flesamewn who is a cashier at • wholesale groesey hoar in Manama, slept in • bedroom to the left of his son the ism Isar, and Mrs. Henderson, the wife, who has been SIMS tine i• 111-health , slept with a married daughter in • bedroom en the right. A younger son, Thomas Henderson, sped Id, apt with a servant man and boy in an attic, and a fade anent also dept in an attic. Two Isiah lade, who had ban working en the farm from June last, slept ta a Emmy over the kitchen, having en entrance from seta dope outside the house, at the west end. The Wed eon ems he was awoke at about two o'clock in the mom* by the di charge of a pistol in his father's room, and getting oat of bed he took down • double-barrelled pm that we, in his bedroom. On opening the bedroom door (which is opposite the top of the stairs) he saw on the landing, half-way down the etas, neer • window there, a tall man, at whom he in stantly discharged one barrel of the gun The ma gave vent to an exclamation of pain or alarm, and i ran down the remaining six steps. Immediatair er i er at a his father's bedroom dear wan opened, and a light being extinguished at the same moment, three an rushed out and went down the stairs. The whale family were awakened by this time and raised cries of claim. l The younger eon having oome down from the attic, this joined has brother, and having re-loaded the gun they vest down done, and from theme outside the home to al= nary-door, arousing the two lads who slept them found no trace whatever of the men who had been In the house, and there is reason to fear that the mart eltat d en tirely escaped, as the charge of small shot fired was gaily found in the wall by the ride of the window a are maths of it only having struck an upper pane o f window al broken the glom. As far as can be Mdpd, the shot was too high for any portion to have taken effect on • moll standing upon the bean. On the two sons re-entering the house they found that • sitting-room door had been opened, and • leather writing-care belonging to the elder had been forced, or cut open, and from it 141. 10s. in gold had been abstracted. In the father's bedroom then rue an order on the Bank of Boatload for 1001 , and • receipt for 931. 10a., which had been lodged fa the district bank at bddtport on the previous day. These was la the drawer of • small dressing table, locked 24... ad there was no appearance of the chewer having been . Mr. Henderson had held his annual sale of stack on Monday, and had sold 38 heed of oda, for which he had received about 218/., and it Is supposed that the knowledge of this money having been ne ared had been the inducement to the burglary. There are eevural very mysterious circumstances about the robbery and murder, but which may probably be cleared up hereafter. One is that no door or widow had been broken open, so that at least one of the burglars must have been otmesslod on the premises to have let the others in, unless by some accident one of the doors had been left unfastened. Another of the circumstaripmxis that • sheep dog kept in the boast, and which that night was in the younger ion's little bedroom, did not bark or Ore any alarm; and the third the motive for the murder. The deceased was found lying en his pillow, and if the object of the burglars wee plunder, the &mg of • pistol was the surest way to alarm the family and defeat their own purpose. It Is Feasible, however, that the old man opened his ayes while the men were in his room before they had time to break open the drawer, and the murder Irma effected to secure retreat, before he could lay hands upon any of them. The family, upon the discovery of the murder, common'• eated as quickly as possible with the county police, and Mr. Chief Superintendent Andrews, of Stockport, was on the premises by about 4 o'clock. War in the day Detective Superintendent. Maybury and Buckley, from Manchester, tinted the house. A poet-niortem examination was made of the body yesterday, by Mr. Graham end his eon, surgeons, of Stockport, who extracted about a deem No. 6 shot from the heed, a portion of it having entered the brain. Part of a tooth had also been driven into the brain by the charge, and wend teeth had been forced through the lett cheek, and were found on the room floor. Most of the family state that they beard the notes of feet on the atairthee otter thell of the second shot (that by the son 1, and that there seemed to be three or four persons by the noise, though the sound was a muffled one, as though the penman were without Atha, of had something tied over them to lighten the sound. There is at present not the slightest clue to the perpetrators of this ',hocking out . At drat suspicion fell upon • eervant roan, discharged from the house on Saturday night, but on inquiry he was found to have been a . home all night. The form is situated at a considerable diatanoe from any other house. (ET ILIICTIIO TILED/LPN.) MANCHESTER, WIDNIIIDAT Minim% James Henderson, the eldest son of the deceased, bee been taken into castody on suspicion of the murder of his father. FIREs IN LONDON YESTERDAY. —A tiro took place about half-past 9 o'clock last night in the premises belonging to Mr. Pigott, a tailor and outfitter, carrying on business in the Mile-end-mad, near the gate. The fialllB6 commenced from some unknown cause in the front shop, and rapidly extended to the upper part of the building. On one side of the premiere stood Harvey's Coffee-shop, and on the other side Messrs. Brooke's boot-shop. The flames mild not be subdued until the premises were partly destroyed, and the property contained in three adjoining damaged, especially by removal and by the water.—Another conflagration broke out last evening in a long range of carpenters' workabope in Church street, Chelan, near the Royal Military Schools. The workshops and the back atoms were consumed and five er six private houses surrounding them were damaged.—A Are broke out last night about 11 o'clock, at Dockhead, but the damage done, owing to the timely arrival of the Brigade, was confined to the destruction of one room and its contents, and some injury done to the lower part of the house by water.—A fire broke out yesterday morning in the premium of Mr. Fuller, carpenter and undertaker, No. 11, Devosport street, Kennington-lane The whole of the manufacturing weda of the property was reduced to ashes. The loss will fell upon the Royal Liverpool Fire- office.—A fire broke out In the premises of Mr. Tatham, a dealer in marine stores, No. 91 St. Oeortre's-rowl, Southwark, which wart not ex tinguished until considerable damage was done. Insured in the Sun Fire-office. THE FALKIRK BANK Fnauos.—The trial of Reid and Gentlee, late teller and accountant in the Falkirk branch of the Commercial Bank of Scotland, far being concerned in the frauds of the late agent, Mr. H. Salmon (who it will be remembered committed suicide some months ago in Wale, sad whose defalcations amounted to about 27,0001.), termi nated at the Stirling Circuit Court on Tuesday, after a trial which lasted sir days, with a verdict of guilty, and they were severally sentenced to eighteen months' imprisonment. The vy a penny eoneea d n d the e te weir pressed Ithemselvesso' m money whichs fied that the had et been embezzled by Salmon, and to their strong recommendation of leniency, no doubt, t his apparently light punishment is due. LONDON GENEILAL Chimps COMPANT.—Traffie eszwipts for the week ending Sept. 26, 11.3611. 14e. 84. • [Advertisement].—Nothing more fully evinces the nosing Ina Ilatonco eel trete foe knowledge of the working thee. of country thau the client/10 et mulatto. elaldt all wotto nn eloncen. of a Amp mut alerting character, ententeed. Thla tact I. 4Ppertally cartnolttla4 In the eateneve felt of tits Meeett of Jahn Ceseebe Popular itheantor, for ehlch, although Is had *..4y 1+.+.1 throne an Wheals of IMMO, the denuaed for Lae re Woe dam almost ban tbe r miy—rnerd"; UM without the al I of an act of Met were unthaw St educate theme...ea Jug lash Mgr VOl . II Wee 4. N.. tam* dwell Ia &AIL Rehareed la meekly comb re, 114. 411011. Monthly porta, J. one Sid. Meeker Is tenet wrapper, I • and half rawly volt., is ell. each. Cam to. Med bolee I. okaeldn. 3d.—LeNce W. Mot and Co.. Paterseideneer; and all MARNITS. COTTON.—Ltoutreut , SEPT. 30.—Tla males to-day consist of 5,u(10 bales, 500 on !peculation ; compri s ing 2'A Pornam 119 i Maranham, !q.t. to 101 d, 40 Egyptian, 'lid. to 12d. ; and 600 Burst, 4d. to 7hd. per lb. The market to day closed very tamely, at previcam prices. CORN.—BfIiTON, SEPT. 30.—00 r market has been well supplied with wheat to-day, the buds firm, at ls. advance. Wheat, red, 645. to 67a.; white, 675, to 695. Vet, huts spring corn on offer, and prior of all articles about tho 1 1.210 as Lot week. O►ts, 11 stone, 234. to 255. ; 12 stone, to 275. Beane, old, 50s. to fits.; new, 455. to 475. l'esa, blue, 44i. to 405., white, 425. to 445. BTOCILTON•ON-TLES SEPT. 30.—The weather ornatinnal Ens. During the peat week we have had liberal snivel rout wise of gram. l'o this day's market we had a small ahoy from the growers. The wheat was of various quality, many eamples being much trproutod ; the beat parcels sold at an advance of le. per quarter, whilst secondary dcwriptions moved off slowly at about last week's prices. Oats iu good demand at full rates Deana met • free sale at rather over kit wirers currency. In other articles no quotable vale- lion. Imports during the past week :—Wbeat, coastwise, 2,300; barley, coastwise, 200; oats, coastwise, 432. CATTLE.—SOCTHALL, SEPT. 3O.—Trade WM tolerably brisk and supply good, at the following ratan —Bid made Gam 2s. &L to Cw. ; mutton, 4s. 4d. to 6s, 6d.; veal, 40. 4d. to 6s. 4d.; pork, So. 10d. to 6s. par 'tons of Bth siniting the dad. COLLS.-Lownow, Sarr. 30.-Neweastle Hartley, 164.; North Percy Hartley, 16e. ; Stewart'm Steam, 160. ; Tan. field Moor Butes, 14s. ; Wallbottle Hartley 165.; Walls End AOOlll Close, 18s.; Walla End Northumberland, 17e.; Walls End Bells, 17s. dd. ; Walls End Belmont, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Braddylls, 18e. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 19s. 6d. ; Walla End Helton Lyon., 17s. ; Walls End Kepler Orange, 18e. 9d. , Walla End Lambton, 19s. 3d.; Walls End Hew sel's Heaton, 18e. 6d. , Walls End Seabam, 18e. 3d. ; Will. End South Helton, 19s. 3c1.; Wall. End Cra mp, 18s. 6d. •, Walls End Haugh Halt, 18a.; Walla End Honed* las. ; Will. End Tees, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End 'Maori 19a. ; Walla End Whitworth, 16s. ; Walla End Cw 17a. 64.-11hlya at mutat, 64; sold, 62 THE IRON AND COAL TRAMS. WOLVERHAMPTON, 'WEDNESDAY EVENING. The preliminary meeting of the ironmesters of. this district yes bald to-day, at noon, at the Swan Hotel, Wolverhampton, Philip Williams, Esq., in the chair. The attendance was Its numerous than usual, and abets yety brief discussion it was unanimously resolved to adhere to the prices re-confirmed at the last quarterly meeting; these beau for tars 9/. per ton ; other descriptions, hoops, she eta, and plates, the usual r tes higher in 'portion. Beet hot-air pig iron is quoted V. 6s. per ton ; m this the price recede' to 31. 10s., varying with the quality ; but cinder p are now In much lees demand than they were two or _ three years since, and of late the tendency has been in the direction of improvement of the standard of Staffordshire iron ; infect, it has been found that the inferior quality of iron is not suited foe manufacturing purposes, neither doss it pay the pro &mere. At the present time there are a few stocks of pigs which accumulated during the hot weather ; these are being gradually worked up, and the make of pig iron in this district la considerably below the consumption, although the means of production have, during the last five years, very Every increased. At to day's meeting there was a general concurrence of vbion that the consumption of pig iron will he much greater duzinq the ensuing than it was in the past quarter, and that the price is likely to be very firm In consequence. The trade Cey is in a healthy state, and during the last week orders e r :o ll me in more freely especially from home consumers. Ironstone remains at 18s. per ton. The coal trade is brisk. The Earl of Stamford has com menced sinking for coal upon his Envitle estate, and it memo probable that ultimately not only Parente, but filmic', end Wotobourn, will become iron-producing districts. TRAFFIC RETURNS. =wan 1111. it Yen 7 . 46.1. T 0641, MI& Mom *sobs. . Wink asills&Ssolomber 19. • Bli M d U a l4. ='Ed HI -. 4,364 6.053 sub Isom US 3.763 9.663 Wok miles 194.4mbir I& North Wm. - ...... II .- 550 534 Or Rama . Si 14.354 13,110 11374 15,960 Welt mita lootombor IS. =Loolors Juoct go to Warn ..... . 11l 127 ITT 191 24 W• 43 wading Spoteettee SI. 1141110 sat 4943094.49. ....... 764 478 1.312 fib lislodued eel illeaA lll 236 la 377 VA W. 914 mild Wog= 17 . OW Wales . 4661 31.141 30.113 mss~illuriasler. 96119 d, LIN 113 1,444 823 Weerlagles sad 11148249991 319 T 3 Al 111 ==424k..„:"laS 671 3N91 721774 1.101 etA Load= add IS 12 349 4111 16X1 L 144 11l LW um s r= • • NBA 43 484 660 1.1111 1199•14•441.11.11Q4K . dia 111 . • 1,111 eeladdre 1731 0.061 6.601 11.613 ULM 1444 14.9990199 . 93 1.167 SSW 7.032 6.161 1104194944194 amd nitalire - - 24 131 14.1:2 lindrebary sad Obsn .19 1.94 S 1117 UST 1.8 0 1 lieembary OMNI SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS Leraaecot. earn te neap= Ma—Valty. at the Owe ef Ocol Wee ; Category it asseete Mary (he the Maeritts); Ittrie (oh et Nark ; taetteptt. lame. at the Own at Oast Rips; Mai (o), at Gibraltar ; Oarlatklna aq, K data. VESSELS SPOEEN WITH. Ibro (barque), from Le Grange ter Liverpool, Aug. 20, lat. 7 8., lea 2040 W. Amiga& boned myth, Uth traps, August 18, lat. 1.12 N., lot. 2/J1 W. Copentsgell. from Plymouth, Ammut 9.lst U N., lea 10 W. Niles, from Demerara for Loudon, September 2y hat. /I N., lca. 14 W. Euroelgdm, from Bombs,' for Umrpool, Aoguot 28, lat. I If„ lot. h ee 21 IL G& ghat. from Louden for Bomber, September 2, Ist 11 N, km. 211 W. Eltetlma Bell, from Loudon br Demerara, Aurmt 10,1 st. 19.11, let 4140. , _ [Mt (11•Itish ship). for Wslbounte, Attrut 31, 141. 11.33 N.. I. 23.14 W. Kelp* from Liverpool for Pornasboco, September 12, lat. 31 N, las. 33 W. Witte Polo. ham Lemke tor Melbourne, July 13, lat. 34 S., low. S 2 W. flk Otiorge Seymour (WOW &lob with troops, wild tooth towed oat. Atigut .9, tat. 3.y N., 100. 33.40 W. 2414914 from Adslaid kr Loodort, Atlf.t 3,14 t. 33 2,100. 3 1 L Walomr Cootie (ship). o from liteptown Nobs; with trove, out 3310994. IS well, bah a N., kw. 54.31 W. THE AMR/MEAN MAIL.—LIVERPOOL, WEDNES say.—The United States mail steam-ship Atlantic, Captain Oliver Eldridge, sailed train the Ifersoy this afternoon for New York, Inds 120 passengers and a fell cargo. CAPTURE OP A SMUGGLING LUGGER.—SHEER mins, SEPT. 30.—This morning the oast guard cruiser Fly, under the orders of Inspecting Commander W. C. Forsyth, captured the lugger John and Mary of Ramagate, Calla, master and anonier man on bard . The ensure eonsietod of four half bales of manufactured tobacco, which le supposed iCiitaveice;TratiehTpTedfre;;T:ini; otl7e; The Ply proceeded to Rochester with her seizure immediately after communicating with the Inspecting Commander. The Fly cutter was at anchor, riding under the Garrison Po , -it, when the lugger was taken by the cutter's boat boarding her WREN WILL THE REINFORCEMENTS REACH INDIA P—Theßornbay Gleardion of Aug. 22 thus enswerethis question " Six steamers and 11 ships were to leave with troops soon after the despatch of the last mail. If the bulk of these and the other troop. on their way are landed in India by the Ist of November, it will be all that we can ex pect. A few regiments may come in the meantime from the C ap e . 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