The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-23 00:00:00

SPORT rito. LEICESTER RACES -TIIISDAT. Tam PLATS .34 73 Nem ia mak to • Uu_ et sew rob, kw 3 yr-oli, wok Or II& (I Gabs.) Brisirley, b Soon% 31+r. TA 7112 Lsrd W. ?wiles no Drii, 4 re. 944 (S. Mr 0. 04irky's 1111 by 0111160 are. 7.4 71b (ll4snra 3 imneg ago no —Umiak, sod by bailag hi 4ea Ifiatteith ft Iwt Insets an mit, rp I sea The Druid. Was by Mora moset, led Wit Mao illippd up sil Ur Imp has, mai tom la bat. TitsLa:cornrow= Ilasroocar al IN NM bra sworiNttes of 10 rem rob, 11 Mit 3 o**l measit to rare 10 s rr wt of Ur i Whoa* ars. Ono -Mt art •UM (36 yobs, 111 of Trim 4. ad.) W. AMoso's Wok's, by Pessysy, 3 In, ar (Wood) 1 W. B. Urn WorWrgirs, 3 yr (is. 7% a. aut gtb lb. Wats: °Ala, I j Tet A .. (A. Ilssbao $ W.l. Dassaro Myra. 4 yro, 6i Mb W. WOW' Warodrs, 1 rs, Mr R. Tie Droolles I re, Or 11114Carem. Lord W . PimplrAts inkaid, 6 rol a Mr. R. lottraio Coders. 6 TT% 7.1 IA S Otb ....( Mr Tairsobroe's isitUes Iso 1 art W Orr 1 opt Is• I sok awl , stAlfr. to spl Pry... Woe balf • 1•010 Om MON brawn Or are/ art tbiaks lonslo art • balt UN= No trod sod lboarb. _ _ Two-rwrOur erresperehee re 6 sem ask wleh 60 olio& Ist S- celhOlet 71; inn% wireere atm T.C.(alkoul UK • Nib). 03 eabs.) Mr. HAW. Ibisatay, by hypindai Si lib (seheihrre eon) 1 I. Trnamie Grad, bt lib W. 0. Oahe' The Hahn Q•ers. it to $ Mt. lieelbee Orobeter; s.t lab ( la 4 Mr. lierrefe Oeuvlrt, iw Tb . . ..... ....CT. I Mt. hapre lirmehme. llot TM (D. H 6 Waft Irel as itawry, te I coarse, Ibe 1 epee OembeL The kvourits weds play WwgY.4 hod WOK by • Mph. Did Kir& . Tits Cavirtre Cot Ilse!? Nutotrtytles l• wow ate, Ow 3-yr-elie sad The wimsr le be seM NW. If amnia, Its. nesd red ailstemsh (1116103 31r. T. lismarrelbsibalty,b , 3 mist ( Pb) Mr ess. . Itt. Lots hails, 3 we, lit • (39 .11 1 Mr. 11411111 Cs lisr/toism, 3 re, IMO ..(Cusliss 0 Ilatdog ia = lbstaday. Woe dimly by Old set pees the pow I li F tleviatir Swan* DTA aZS of 5 SM. seek with 25 Yds& ltst 1-relds. About Uwe Taut= d a legs. Panbe) 31s. Iheemer Flwa Massisead, by liarbewey (401.), 6st 10Ih (P*4 1 Dalai Itedwas My by Deekhites, set of NM (400. 8.1 104 (Pritchard) 2 lie 4'. Deotterseihnirtall COOL), 7st (nisch) 3 The bowleg iimapd ak 7 to 4 so Selvertsil ; bat ckosd at Gess as Flays 3to 1 ertrt Ni.. 8111, ..d 6 to 1 Silvertall Wee by olyd . Silvertnal wee lest . n• wiener vie boeght in kw 42 &soy nod Elesrtoll was clamed by Yr. T. Taylor. - - ins BIL,OTIL STARS!, & on6orriptioa at S won. each, VI& 20 odded by tie Dabs at Reiland, for barons that Wars bud boated. kr. Four year olds .ad upwards. The mond bourn his maim. Throe Was (4 saw) Bsuadsres blissibbsr, by Harm, 4 yrs. list (Klett) I lb. Deres no &sap (lob. )reedela). 1 doseds 4 F) 2 Ur. Edwards Wastes, Ire , Ilst lib Tb. lonia( peel at 2 sr I as Swap, but et trues Kimilamr. Woe by sield Issittba ; Wailes did to yrs lbs past. PONTEFRACT RACES.—MosDAY. (ADDITIONAL PART ICTLA TFIN SILLLNO PLATS of 6 NIT% each. OD. mils. Omits ) Yr. Millard's OLntiu , by Pyrrhus dm First, 4 ms (WO, Tot (Cromwell) w.o. Trreoes. (IT 3LICTRIC TILEGR A rill WEST TORE PCIIIIZILT Hi3Dtl AP. 111 tetkap. Prbee d Damatic 1 Meta 2 &manias Et em. ligarrecas. Or sis. lON - ; Baru, Skyratter •1! Slimei TEN AlioAna OIAIZS. 01110 Ws Awry Poikalus is art ant BETTIKO AT MANCHEIBTER—TomAT. ClSAAzwiTcm OTAXIS. 1411 to apt Plash colt (t 20 to 1) 714 Io IL Dike (t) litishorhos (t) IS to 0:2) .„ 24 to Umo ) as to (t) St to WNW& (t) 40 to lie Tommy (t) No battles on mg ether ram Nt WRY owl Comotkot woo aim& MA of thi Ways How mg Comoollos out of Os Mottopillos lloodisop at DARING 11032227 na AND EICAPI 710 K A RAIL EAT CAULIOX Between seven and eight o'clock as the = et the 19th in.' , Mr. James SUN A glath•••• with the *mom,: 'lke St the Customs mired • Seth der ewe** at the Fear►hareb-nreet torsions of the filark yell Railway, for the purger cdprweeding le Carles4ewn, sad thaw in bis naidesee, 19, Queen's -nowil, Ildtgeserpark. si. to the train etude a thkii• est, itseed ma Wig seat itheedistely • • Mr. Alia, sad sent le th e dear. the kidney perm began heaths( en Yr. V. sees Aar prig the Morpeth GAON twora. ter Vietielwprit, le thtly kkked Wes the bac Mr. Me bent torward, and hie essalleat isidendy pia a thise with gold aka, sespewled nerd lie aid; a weed* pill wake &teethed wee tired/ fested teen Ids walkout peeks* sod the win, swig the deer with hie Hale Mad at the mese menest, erre *ea the awriegs. So sham wee the ask that It sr tray checked the thief hi hie said, owealealmg Inn teethe" heavily against the ilea work of the esteekrldin h mapped, and then he dismissed Now sight with hie booty This daring robbery sod MOW sere wheeesth by kites paseethese, but so wide* Wit been ethented thee all ewe epparentty wapiti tit the time bin. laibtaw• hes wee eke at the race! Adios (Rmehney), sad Fowls, en make useheant et the I Melds% lima:Maly wt k =bsad met th enthe e stithe tredemen, who iwthemied y led Ask Melt_ abides met a sr Ithsithiss ken the hes, weld., , Nth whim deers were setareled with wk. Be hr the epper s.e.. by eating that he hed hies robliiiwe d W wash, sag afterwards them into thrQeww s Ora They Wreithed est le him the s awl why thee In thrill d the NMI& Thee the willehle thief eseselled le seesples, mad the arm sabsisgsmity 1 ...aired the he Ira iseisled te Ilisse asecalies ihenekee eel the whole het ht thus* tome :—" I hwee smiled • , emw' Lwr) km a 'settler • (wilitith sieriese), awl get 'lst sea hew miltom). • yet graWoad law hiss tressi m il l ots the smenthateth .he the creal, into ithiell II le emend he veiled iron I. An ArSTITAN MAJOIL-111 a lifter timi Visas so red —" 601(bt maths be steady hi ea& of • =I beers cited liuseey, ► MX" Of bum" MI es of Hottedurf, eta pion emu Vier, sod M Is heesery to return to the melee, so the shar vas air MOS mesas than is gesersity euppostd. The Mqw of PIM& if nuerred *eke that he wer to provide seem he he lanes, sad b did so. At the appointed Isar the as* Bathed, but, so be Usage with him 603 Wood of MI mos, a. esesenvestios provided wes resift liellesst la sted of paiody onlosslog tho so7io lad es. Aide ehltiose 300 MIL the lie seas sail war ▪ W eves to wean m l w . War, • sea of sairit, this only eold the ellisty Why iltst he seened to liege et be was bend le teat the del wattretiss wish marsol. Oabomb ( the the eke dielsed that if the =rye said seethe Mei be weed 'pie Lisa 24: no mayor omomod, sod the isempesan wee the be was pleort with hi. hat &seaway& se • hack sad 26 Mows , trd aAM part of his body sideb be shoes Soo spin, ends. As ma so W posdobsoot woo hilted as pee menu led Wes& teespareil Is tit boom ot tho asarrso tale is Mahal melee sad dassadad salisheline ha .tempt we cede by sa talletetiol reibery wee to lash op tbv after, be it verse to the be the Wire &whole.% and Mete Coast Morey was chased with ' abuse of onkel power tried by s ossensertisi, eashitent, sad condanned to two years' 1111priMMINIA 4 s ...- ORE IT SoYTTIERN AND WEITERN RAILWAY. We wader stead that - the direetore of this asap; ay, with tb.e titlarks sad desire to coalrlbees to the coraiset of perms • ti valleg by tidy lee shat have ever characterised Weir ...bout to add swatter blears to the may t al it::o rat' abloilf Jetta of then deteratisatkin to mite the buries sf ' , fakes Railway en perfect sad es OM pleb tab &talk es gay It.. of railway is la Itleidesic antagomoste ar• no. bet eg ~.4, we oaderstead, by which. by idd of the moo meat I , eatifle aderestiose, the whole of tbe trains travelling at night tat lighted by Istellent ina ..-01W11141.., 'Nome. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1857. MUSIC. LTCIII.II.-INGLIBH OPERA. Or the perkeranos of the Hwy u•sots, last night, we hese Me te eq. It Named le Is likeelhood, es Wa ders rhos" mire suer at Its are risks. It woe ✓eds mike errs disettsseleps. n• zw i rwma, is sot °sly • Weil seedy, ressillag ter lem peperstetion trusser es wed es vied Is et dr rep $ elder, but it is • selearersde words et the art sepallent deweiptlcs, resertsg ell dr esessere of the prier morsel therm Dr* the het to perm the Itsphsh ph is have her Iris limdlier w.th this opera by srehmster prhiserere of Cerest.prdes, Is width the how ire* sled veal prim hr her emeddsed with a qua et sorra Old miarpreed is mg their Is Harps. Illre Mr. Oyu see ceepasil le Ids terse la the Lyeser, be et ISIS LM sir the Ilwortsefa aim peel poems whim b wee for greyed W suregirmer eel tried limed to epees erimble le a seal bore sod • serer Asps Del the ogre stergeremd et the Lye bun ad rip dome who Ifs. dye wisely rehered teams ring, bet haw pressed this •mg Malt ogees with a set et perhessen quite iesissemb te W repremestedr. Cerserbese. they may, see sire; sod re see set Muria is tasks theme who dry ems be sward. Ist bew tea we raid them whoa, ear barbs Imes Odd Is Valeria% msd Marko Is La* Iv they bare Ism" es it sees M with the ihrestrs, dud rue theneres pemmerted b Madre* Orsied rd Auseram Brehm t DA is parrs= bore NM degree of snit. Nedra Oemehei hes oar ibeehis weed grew, togasise wlik Yap rd rem. Bros a eisper, the leer 111.1111111110 ed 111411•10. sad, me es estrus, she Is wanly erdtriel end ecovesdorl, Left the %edam so said sad taursoyed AB she seem Is be learelt. As to Mr. Aegreue Brater, be hes s pretty timer piss, sad prism ✓oe parts ^ry pleriapir. Dot the asseabse of Leal Is gone biped hi mates, sod be mar seeds( of it. The only trap et ell nesetteble ble peresesses is his 11111.10111 ismitedes at Mrs* wider le odes me dime se be padre the diet of a pros et steray. Treaty parneer who did price to W pert we Wail, warm Illsrel was ply On The stern " ' maisslam d lm Homed Mks woe ilrildaily panted, art the wale d the part via thishaly mg. Is the pl eas up tithe spalade errarythig swe lime that could be dew la es um. a spate; and we d the easesa7 (tips ily the viva ef Wats, Demo) yea eattemely TY fiend paw tam smaged, as am* se prolix ebee the messear d Coma awash art the elms= was oil. all prellemah ties elsweeore better% bs &hay *ass Me loyal hats Opera The arehstlea *yea saishably, mid on cadet Orme lay la thatalas la Meratotes heat taxi awl pietarespe lashroesaisi masks. The hare mos again ereviel Y rosy pert, but the lushest* din sot exhibit the ism of the prroeding main. There ass little saplaass, orl the " calls" for the yeoman (which an sow do rimier at all ocessicas) were wither bunny sor general. We unmet tint this expricoent will show the managers of the Lyceums that they will do well, la haws, to abstain from opera, of the claw of the Rwroftete. at once to the locality, in order to roam anthem* particulars, and upon anicing at the bad of gneinined, band the peerages oo=f ia blissimi oh by in how= multitude, who were blab millostlia el vit amin what won pr at &gam Aided In intik I ens struck with o a M eignedig a . brde_ body (al Mot 100 ma) of the Keysi Ogg* UlgeKcit Maids an ts r atoompt Y dna& in poise *don of Bohm at which rangy of 1111111.1111.140_ buheJl _hurled in a ,OW manner, ardor telniewn demsfebsd. la so & , the smell pet, d piles (gdy cos in ambit) Ind to load with hall YEW. , • nod ingit at will fixed harm* three of them havil i zrefitar My& with the mindles bung in by tbil title ment VA* Crgwell, county kagssart, Mal Kr. WLeod, mo sulrinepenoe, whit about thirty of the My gamy beerhig arms, came up, sail although the &gene Wiliam= did not disperse, they rood °pinnate, at the ewe time obeating vociferously, Ind serearing velmenly, thin they would murder WI the "Paine in band." The county inspector wonted the violin of, sad fienpant4lsior Hewitt, of the County Lime risk C.orpa, being apprhod of the ma:lee, came up at the time with a wry anon pkbet ; his presence and counsel had the Abet of terbeting the disorderly squad to desist, but not withowt=si in another volley upon the oonstabulary are th Opcs tarthin *Wry I sicerteined that about seven o'clock the MEW wades a party of Mt urn of the militia wantonly Mocha two tastable., who were on duty at the had al William-ened, tad hooted them into the boned& at /30her lintry notion, pain stones at them as they ran along. This disgraceful conduct by the militia was not congaed to the constabulary, as they also &mailed and maltreated soldiers of the line, whom they said they would use in the same menage se they did the comaabulary. Monday Evening. At the Clay Magistrates' Court this day, the following pto er }tense , • Cotheabb Doyle, of Boherbuoy police-station, said he whiled is Ida m the bench of an occurrence of a serious mime width led theerred the night previous in Boherbuoy. Between halt-pest eight arid nine o'clock, while I and my are were is our station, about 100 militia-men In mane ours in front of the barrack and commenced abestleg and yelling in a ferocious manner calling elk he th e police, and swearing they would murder emery we of se; they pelted stoner into the hall and through the windows, and It was ith difficulty I wee enabled to gut to the deer is testes it against them; they continued to pit the Mouth red we had to load and Bs bayonets to be prepared to resist them thesis they break in. 1 sent a nmesimger to disguise sot by cis back door to the militia barracks to tibia the mersistxr4or el the county of what was going es, sad he (the ergeent-major), to his credit be It said, oaths up remedy _with a picket of from 40 to SO men ; I the NW artird - toldr. Wised, our stab-inspector ' who I the weathbokay to our protection ; the prima l :ra force bed the Wad of causing the rioters to disperse, but the locality was In a state of the most awful commotion until sham o'clock. The police and the militia did *het duty until that hour. Previou• to this occur owes two of the me of my station, who wars on duty at the C 0... of Wallas-street, were knocked down by militia men, end had be take refuge in a butcher's stall, from which they =W through • back-door. In conclusion Constable eald he beard the party that attacked the barrack my they would thew Lew Limerick until they killed him. Two mend the 9th depot, who were peeing at the time of the disturbance, wen sho smiled by the militia chaps, and bad to take refuge la the police barrack. The militia said, "These are two military teen, and by 0— we'll pay them as well as the Peelers." ....iticii;rtuatiW7teon—All this ought to be repreeentul to Colonel Stack, who commands the troops here. Mayor—And Colonel Dickson, who commends the county militia, ought to be communicated with. Sub-inspector M`Lerid said he hod spoken to Colonel Dick son about the matter, and that officer maid he would here recourse to stringent measures to put a stop to such pro oud TMayor asked Doyle if he knew any of the militia who were concerned in the rot? Doyle—lt was imposslble, for I could not do anything, then were ouch showers of stones ; acme of the °Moen knew our barrack was to be attacked last night. Mr. Hartigan—Which of there ? Doyle—l understand a Mr. Hunt ;it woo spoken of shout town. — Z. Beauchamp, clerk of the magistrates, said he heard yeeterday that the barrack would be attacked. The Magistrates directed their officer to oommenicate what had occurred to Colonel stack, of the Provisioner Battalion, and to Lieutenant-Colonal Dickers, tithe County Lift bud Opus. COURT OP BANKRUPTCY.—Barr. 22. Pars Mr. Uommissioner Hoiroyd.) IN TEA saincsuncy Or LOW AND LOW. The bankrupts were imeeheml• and commission meats la Dromirstrest-buildings. This wee a earthiest/ meeting In the mar of Jimirnillsn Low, his brother Jeeeph, the other Irving gone to Valenti*, In order to sant in tae a a debt of 6001. dos to the estate. The debts due osectutd creditors are about 9,0001., whilst the wets yet le lewd are not more than 6001., according to the statement of Mr. Mason, the 'abettor The case MOO before the mart to the ant Mance es • petition for arrangement in Novem ber lea, bat dr semmileoloner being of opinion it was a case which ought to be ark with publicly, and in bankruptcy, en adjudication took place la February lan. Joseph Low bad brought into the Cowden a capital of 967/., fdminailien Low, nothing. They traded ea general merchant., and It was stated that their ruin was ins great measure attribut able to one &Mane, to whom they had given a control over their shipments. The bankrupts were of a speculative tarn of mind, and it would appear of a very credulous dispor &ion also, their sttomey, Ye. George, having stated that when an the continent they got into the hands of a clam of alike wanting in means and In integrity—one of them F l ureeT was guilty of forgery. It would .also seem that they entered into negotiate,ns with the Portognem government for the building of a number of eta= mewls ; for cat this contract, in which there were certain they were to have had a rum of 10,0001. The essudian the wort they entrusted to Nears. Scott Russell and Co., Unit was alleged that these gentlemen having failed, the coatraet was hat. The Comehleaer, taking Into consideration the time the bankrupts had been before the court and the fact that there wan as opposition, granted Maximilian Low an Immediate midden. o She second class. INSOL NT DEBTORS COURT.—San. 2. (Before Mr. Commissioner Murphy.) tx HE WILLtAIt 11011,LASI STEVENS. . - - This insolvent had been a major in the Turkish Con tingent; he had been in the service of the Rut India Cowpony, and had • pension of 1601. after deductions. He sae from India in 1862, and went to Exeter. He got a clerkship on the Great Western Railway at &V. a war. He west ialdarch, 1866, to the Crime. , a nd retained ta . UMW Ur of the same year, When at Exeter he petitioned the eounty ooart, and made a proposal. He had paid Is. 411 d. the pound. Latterly he had lived at Haverstock-hill, Cam den-town and had Incurred a number of debts. He had paid these creditors some money. Mr. Dowse op for wawa creditors, and two appeared in pinion. Mr. svgood, with Mr. Reed, supported. ♦ die:arks arose as to the protection petition at Exeter. An speaks*a had been made to the oonnty court to disrobe the politica or kr a protecting order, but it wee refused. It wee contended that debts at Camden-town bad been ins coned without remonable expectation; and In erplj it we. stated that the insolvent had paid 1001. to get a situation, which he had low. He had been three months in prison. Mr. Columiaaloner Murphy directed the schedule to be shored, with the view of striking out the debt , in the protec tion schedule. He adjourned the mew, and told the Insolvent to see if he could not do something for the creditor'. were then produced by the officers, who deposed to their having !mind them in the how*e rorched ander the warrants before referred to. In one instenoe some books of a moat detestable chanicter bad been found concealed in a pair of boots. In another they partly consisted of oopies of a ppasper ailed Paul Pry the publisher of which is now sentence of imprisonment. Mr. Jardine granted six summonsed, four against the occu piers of houses in Holywell-street, sod two in Wych-ffirest. MARTLIIBONB. John Marks, coach builder, Bell-arrest, Edgware-road, •Satattel Marks, his brother, with ilirahan Siasestele who were remanded from two previous examizatioms, aga i n ap before Mr. Broughton, charged, the farmer (John Crk tl a) with having concealed effects the property o his creditor,, and the other prisoners with being socemory. Mr. Gifford appeared to prosecute. Mr. Sleigh defended Simonds and Samuel Marks, and Mr. Robinson attended for the bankrupt As on the former occasion, the court was crowded, the greater portion of those present coneisdng of poisons interested to the ',merry of property which they had lost. Some conversation took place between the magistrate and the counsel on either ride, when it wee agreed that only cos witnees should be examined that day. William Motley was them called. He maid—l have been 10 or 12 yam foreman to the bankrupt. During the last six months rods have been brought to the bankrupt's premises to Bailment. Mr. Oifford—Did you superintend the packing of the goods ? Witness—l did ; and employed the carpenter to make the cases, under the directions of John Marks. Some of these oases wee, made before and some after Christmas. Mr. Gifford—Do you remember some gold rise being packed up P Witms.--I do. Mr. Gifford—From whom did you receive the instructions to make up the mass ? Witness—From John Martz. Mr. Gifford—Cara you give any idea as to the content, of the cases P Witness—They contained a quantity of cloths, several pianofortes, and other articles. These were removed in • truck drawn by a sing . cone. Samuel Marini and Simonds WO me instructions about the removal of them. I met them at • public-home called the World turned Upside Down. (Laughter.) Mr. Sleigh here interfered, and alined that date. ought to be given as to the particular lima when the goods were removed. Mr. Gifod having spoken in reply, The witness being farther examined, observed that It may have been at the latter and of January when some of the goods were removed, and that they ware drawn away on tracts from Trinity-equate. Mr. Giffoit—What time of the day Wee It that the owes were drawn away ? Witneme—About four o'clock in the afternoon. Mr. Gifford—How often were goods removed tram Trinity are f s Witnese—To the best of my recollection about four thaw Mr. Gifford—Were say of these goods taken from Bell sheet ? — *it - nem—They were. In answer to further questions, the witness elated that he yes informed that the goods to the ems were to be for warded to Australia ; that he was told subsequently that they were not going there, and that he did not want his m- Mors to know about the matter. The evidence of the witness in addition went to show that a quantity of the goods were removed to Reigate, amounting to 7,001. or 8,0001., and that he received about 201. for the removal of them there. At the dose of this sansas evidence a question arose about the ball, some objection baring taken place to the secu rities for the prisoners Simnel Marks and &meads. In consequence 24 hours were required for Inquiries as to the solvency of the sonorities to ba offered, which via to the amount of 4,0001. for the two ball required. The prisoners were then all conveyed away to the Honied Detention in a cab, la the melody of Sitvernm, a detective °Mose of the C dirWe, and one of the summoning officered the omit. NAVAL AND NILI7ARY. MO'ILMENT or Tzoors.—Yesterday morning the 7th Light Dragoon& I*, flue emensud of Ceptain otr nciuhich kit Meade mar eel= for lathe, And wee. 6'7 to of Iditikth 1. 11 . 1 1 through the Ciry as reed/ Ibr DraWi wire tbrywal be stailanad until they reedy, man Sir Sri WIIIIAX HUM DILLON, Kt, R.C.H., Vice-Amman or no lm.—This dietingnialted Aker, whose dee& les/uffit bean vegorted, wee them of Sir John Talbot Dlllen. • baren d iris idy ass= maples, and asthma* Timis d 19q; , ' and ether verb. Paternally he wee dmended ken Wane. se ea Wirt, thud ✓a of O'Nell. leassi, sod Wow* Inas deimen ben the beer of Whepleid, being gram reads= c 4 • MeevynWlnield, ft mkt claimant to the barony of Seeks We W. H. Ms marred the navy " r . ely pried elf lea He ebbing/ hie leg rank Nov. 9, He woe sang equerry is Ids Boyd Huebner the Duke of ellaseen. neminelied IL.C.H. Jr. 19, 183.5, kmahtal in the Jr felorwlse& end Y 11139 received the good.serrice pen. lion. He old ea the 9th of September, 1867. PORTSMOUTH, Sari. 22. Th• headquarters of the 68th Regiment, under the comma ot Ltsat.-Collomel Mount, disembarked [Me westing from the boa mew . assayed Leteoon, Captain Cook, sad marahal to Ragbag Berracka, Poems, when they are to be qmseseed. Thiewlog of the regiment com prise. 18 allow; 481 sea, 40 earn' sad =WS wham, sad 66 claire. The ether win et the regiment arrived hen oar weeks ego. The Sikh treat oat to Yoko in l&51, sod Roo that redeem they premsdat to the Crimea st the dm bseekleg eat et the R wee. Oa the Imoshation of that war May Win mat to Cephamda, whim they remained till W Lisa eatbreek require/ beeps to mane home to fill the gleam dame melt oat to Rat gime Tbs Lame ma hie mede • good ir er, she MR Celesleats wing TM et August, tad I. by Gime imt alla al nest etamilet ship, w the stieselou they mealmd front Captain Nee sad but new wee shoat beyond what could lave bra /.led. Tie Lebow hie bow& • quantity of gersommapt stoma _ _ _ _ 4111 e teatTlest have left Anglesey barman, to ?mks teem it the gni have gams over to Hasher sad Brown hewn isevaslne Irelemil ibr arrew Mean transport, arrived to-day to embark Inept India Ohs will be able to take out about MS meets sed men. The °awe, 84, railing ship, Captain J. Pafford, earettip Mr Rear 'Admiral Baynes, the nawly-appolated Comresseder te-Cblaf of the Pudic station, arrived at giddied this wri from Sitemnam, and exchanged Deletes with the Per-11airare ' . The Chesapeake, 61, screw frigate, will leave to-morrow Ste Calcutta, ewe joking her sister gap, the Stumm. SU Skip**, anew gustiest, has had to pat busk =h moo Mods la low asaltiarry. 8a win with other ot Imam basal to Wk. The elms sod teem oflbe Pereeveranee, screw traorport, hove levity bees turned over to the arrow truseport Urgent, whisk b nearly reedy for the otaveysitoe of troops to India. Moira finperintefdemt Martha has gone es Lave of Jesse Ihr • few days. EWA OPERATIONS AT ROCRESTRR-BRIDOI. P i "' P. For sum time put the Rappers and Miners hau hen =gaged is the demolition of the old florbeeter-bridp, la emir he preethie them ia the deen action of large works. This allereme the troops of the Roc th l ;inners now at loothiseriers, Brampton Bands, C were for two hems oesployed is • miss ojzstimas for lowing uLt a lm wisallsieg poetised the tud of eting three plows ea th e Reolemler matainiag goat 2/J, hat of mismoy. The Earl of Rorsasy, cos of the burbly weeder, Ommed flir Charles Tapley, together with s hip umber darts el the Royal Bisbee', sad semml thommil opslohas we peemat. The g al amemseced by the destradisa of the upper Sal No. 4 orek two dumps et eivreer blimp to ems d lha veamehe of ash of the oreb, t a ire dugs@ lodpi la the mushy not the byelaw no true meth pressead to Wu tap the meek, plsre oa which they raid. Tb• lboopillen colaubed, ino Mirka, wand. of mow cable het of weesery. la emb of the pits • dear bed boa excavated. exteedlag to • depth of bet, is ss to meek the foudatios ; melt Firth was few fait suer% sad st the bottom ran a author of mss, er plloden for receiving the charges of gun. of I,OOOIM. of powder were used to the of the plum wady, two charges of 200th.. each la the bet , of 20010 e. each in the second pier, and tor. et nabs. emit `the third pier. On the eignel being said Irma the begin the charges were Ind by a spuk twos the voltaic bares y. The Abet of the expimion wee vsq emit id the hip Wag lifted from its emi teen ruder, the Mom gad earthwork being bawled We the ale, MEd the pion which hod stood over live eadisfes. left • ebegehme sorsa rdas. The wide of the eau, sad ma of the Rept Eagimars wen pommi, of several headed Wu Method am • poaeruhrielp,Alah they ineetnietrid mem the fiver • sheet Alarm above the old bridge. The whole of the siege operstkins we temled out under ' the db.dla of Captain W. H. Noble, R. 8., Colonel 11. deadbeat, the Erecter of the Royal Regimen, superintend tag Jess*. anusemeate. THE CITY OP DUBLIN REGIMENT OF MILITIA. Tito City of Dublin Regiment of Militia was ser orolisiloi w liteday at the Limon-hall Bombe, the ep which were crowded with people in the mime of Lemlum ee marnalog. lire number of ores who aesaaMod as the berraeli-eipire wee 400, the nominal przength of the nil mat lichee NO. The following oaken were pima Coked Ls Tench% Major Powell. Captains Lord Raw ed leeensila, Heads, Bresaa, liar/Bey, M`Dreibell, Shaw, Beebe, Elrwma • Lienemede WEseurcda, Anuarong, Hatton, Carrell. &ink Tottenham, Ham, satA notrhaserms ; Mader Taylor, Futrell, Hobha, tad Ryer.; Captelo ANA Adjutan t Russell, Burgeon Leads, earl Poarlarmaeter Holt. THE ROYAL COUNTY LIMERICK MILITIA.— DESPERATE RIOT. ATTACK UPON THE POLICE BARRACK IN BOHERBUOY. (From Sowers) Ltv num, Monday Morning. At nine o'clock but night the peaceable inl.abi teats of this city we.. thrown into a stets of unmated excite , woe at observing the coestatmlery from Ho various sta.. gar netting simultaneously Minuet the Meets in the Mreetion of Botertuoy, &Rowed by crowds anziosm to I wall the came of no eareal as ocourtnee. I healed NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY. The half-yearlAmeeting of this company was held at Edinburgh on Friday ; Mr. HODOPON in the chair. Dividends were then declared of 3 per cent. on the teed, and 21 per cent. per annum on the ordinary stock. The CHAIRMAN then moved that the directors be ern powered to enter into such arrangements with all parties In terested in the construction of the North British and Herrick and Carlisle Junction Railway se should beet promote the carrying out of that scheme, and to make such applications to parliament se may be necessary. Mr. K tricot - it seconded the motion, expreseing his belief that when the continuation line was made their Hetrick branch, instead of paying only 161. to 20/. per tolls, would pay M., as the line to Berwick um doing. The resolution wee nnaniniously carried. The CHAIRMAN then moved a resolution to apply to par liament for power* to convert the Leith and Portobello branch, now marked by horses, Into a locomotive line, and to improve the Mumelburg branch at the junction, which was alro aistt•d to. The meeting then separated. 710 M LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. ;AIM SAUNDERS, liaarlbst,l4OsKlit, miller, to our ender O. 2at 11, sad Nor. 4at2, at Basinghall•tereet. Sala, C Aldrldp sad Bromley, tioudt-epare, Gray'a-lan, sal *ad &me, Undue, Ndk ; off. wig., %Staab _ Bilimmi teddlbaß-rdirld• _ . . TKOILUI Lamas DAxtecc, High-street, Poplar founder, O. I Y 124, sad Oot. 27 at 1, at Boarlarglisll-street. Rol., Yee, Noteptreinet, City; cdt. usl6., Lee, Aldtr- 11=1:73rareraLL, Limminrce Priors, Warwickshire, boot mohair, 04.9 at 10, an Oct. 22 It at Birming ham Court. Sob., Pool, Kenilworth, and Hodgson snd Allan, Birmingham ; off. awdg., Christie, Birmingham. Hagar As..oca.m and Ilex Kr J ow; ARNOLD, Cttomter, Staffordshire, choose facto., Oct. 6 and 26, at 1.2 t, at Birmingham: Court. Sole, Welby and Flint, Ilttozeter, and James, Birmingham; off. smig., Whitmore, Bir mingham. DAVID Jou ALLRN, Carmarthen, draper, Oct. 6 and Nor. 3, at 11, al Bristol Court. 50 . .., &1...4 co., Mostebeeter, sod Lamm and Hasaphrys, Bristol ; off. Nig, Acramm, BristaL WILLIAM CORTIFR and JOARPX CONTRA, Demsbary, York shim, shoddy dealers, Oct. 9 and 30 at 11, at Leeds Court. Solo., &holes and Son, Dcwebtnry, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds off. assig., Young, Leeds. INSOLVENT PETITIONER, AT PORTLOAL-STSIART. 8. Mookton, bfieTerrULsheet.iiech;Ty:iewl, butcher. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 16. J. Bentley (sepmate emote), Chespaide, City, warebounsman—Oet 16. C. Moody, Porter, aa. man— Oct. 16. W. A. Jong. Rose-tame,., West Brompton, tat dealue—Ort. 22. E. Str ange, Swim:toe, Wiltahire, draper . — Oct. Kt. W. 11. Standen, CerdiK, Glamorganshiro, mute merchent—Oct. 30. W. Davie and W. H. Davi., Haverford west, drapere— Oct. 23. H. Clark, Nuneaton, Warnick.hlre, Mika inenufmiurer—Oct. V. J. Allen sad J. Moore, Bir mingham, medallion—Oct. 6. J. Parr, Wolverhampton, nonlisndraper—Oct. 14. J. Hair, Divecargle upon-Tyse, ship and insurance broker-oot. 15. S. Hunter and N. Hunter, Hartlepool, Nabs" anchor 'manufacturer.. CIIRTIFICATES to be granted, miler cams Mahon. to the contrary on or Won the day of meeting. Oct. 15. W. Booth, tipper Whiteeroenatreet, St. Lutes, marlins sawyer—Oct. 16. W. J. Tayler, Kingaland, Mid dlesex, upholsteme—Oot. 13. W. Lyon, Guildford, Surrey, butcher—Oct. 16. W. A. 3 , limenterracs.WMißrumitgon, - _ Have vford- W dealer—Oct. 23. W. Dam end W. H. Bevis, west, drapers—Oat. 16. T. Clayton end T. Senders, Liver pool, slatere—Oet. 14. W. lliddlerrood and W. Anderson, Wanchater, ,Miarre—Oet. 16. J. Holden Belmont, Lamm notion spliaer—Oet. 13. 11. EL Wolatancroft, Middle ecin, ceder . P I =ll DISSOLVED. O. Momary altortieve—J. Seboley, J. Mandan, and I'. 0. Skipworth, Wakefield, Ye=mattonsia-8. Wright sad J. Helper, toy manufacturers—J. Senior and a i . 4ll los:.b a : roan, Lords, plasterers—B. Mellor, H. Berry, and J. Pog- OM, &Omit, Yorkshire, cotton spinners—A. Forbes and O. Pittman, Southampton, printers—H. Reed sad B. Mayfield, Bristol, wholesale stationers—D. Jackson sad O. Jackson, Boston end Fislatoft, innk P. D. Hewlett sad J. Ban nett, Wed Bromwich, Sta ordshire, enginsere—T. Tatter- WI and 0. 11•Partand Liverpool wine and spirit IMAM— J. Thornhill end N. Thornhill, Sheffield, awl Made mann farcurcro—O. T. Goodridgs and W. Goodridge, Simplon fionsemeteturs, chemists—E. Train and J. A. Mufti, Liverpool, cmornisthou merrhasts—F. Peacock and J. 8. Birdaall, New Melton, Yorkshire, mercers—F. 0. Bear and 'r. Stagg, jun.. Liverpool. forwarding agents—A. Cmh bee, R. Aked, J. Elliott, B. Fenton, and J. G. Poingdsairs, Fmnembucs, South America, commission merchants, so far rrda J. Elliott—W, M. Armstrong and H. Phillips, Oniall-chambers, Basinghill-street, attorneys —O. W. Scott and D. Simpson, Edinburgh and Glasgow, ems mer chants. THE QUEEN AT THE CLOSE OF TIIE —lt has already been ennovneed in the Express that the awing of the Exhibitkat of Art Treasures, at Manchester, was axed to take place on the Itch October. The (imolai'. Is th• nurtpderorp. shone the more time, of a atioement that the Queen woad visit Wentworth Ham, the seat of the Earl FP:withal% on the IZith October, sot lanatarso7 gave rise to a a ejectors that there wee sere eathetion be tween the two events, and we believe that it easy sow be stated ea good Authority that her Majesty sad the Pease Camel ere expected to la present at the skid of the Zs hiblOoz, mod as premed Mom three to Wentworth Howse the same remind. MIDDLES'S% SESSIONS (Before Kr. Coney, at Clarkoawell.) r7Arne_OT!Aktrir!, (horse Mean, butcher, sad Charles Hughes, aliu Merply, drover, were indicted for stealing three heifers and one star t value 601., the property of Beriah Drew, Esq., of Streatham, one of the rnsgates of the county of Surrey. Mr. Ribton, instructed by Messrs. Drew and Dray, ap for the prowcution. Mr. Motcalfo appeared for Hughes, C s e rl an d was not defended. . . . John Harm:line, bailiff to the pa:assentor, stated that on the 11th of Anglia he turned 18 beasts into a field at Streatham, and on the morning of the Friday following he mimed four, three heifers and one steer. . . . It appeared from the evidence of s number of other e intense that on the day when the cattle were turned into the field the prisoners drove three heifers and a steer to • slaughter-house In Hof ywell-street, Shoreditch, the pro prietor of which was • Mr. Swallow, to whom it was repre sented by Mean that be had brought them from Rumford market. He asked perzeladon to leave them there that night end wanted to borrow 10a., as he said, to give to the drover to fetch mom beasts with, but ha did not let him have it end they went away. Next morning Mean went to the premises with another man and slaughtered two and drove the others away. The skins ware taken away, but the prieonere were taken into custody on the following day, sad Mr. Swallow identified the skins of the two which were slaughtered upon his premises, one more especially from a peculiar twist of the tail. On the Bth of August Mean bad asked if be could leave any cattle which he might bring from Romford market at Mr. Swallow's, which was assented to, and when he brought the cattle in question they were quite warm and fatigued, as if they had been driven lustily and wine distance. The two which were taken from Swallow's were driven to another slaughter man's. Mr. Culliforde, in lielywell-lane, by the prisoners. Mrs. Culliford received them, and Mean told her that he had brought them from Maidstone market, and desired that they might be kilted at onoe—the sooner the better. Accordingly Mr. Culliford, who wee not at home when the heifers were brought, slaughtered them when be had Snished his own heathen, end Mean asked that the (*Tomes might be rent to Relegate Market in Culliford's name, but he refused to allow that, and beginning to raped that something wee wrong, he gave Wormed= to the polite, and subsequently, when Mean came to finally arrange about the sale of the meet, he aged him to go and have a glees of beer ate public-house, where a detective was waiting, and he was taken into custody, es he could give no eatisfeetory amain of his eiosseasion of the cattle. He told the °Moor he had bought them at Maid none market on the Tuesday, of • permit whom he did not knew, and when Hughes was taken he said he had been only employed ea • drover, and the witnesses stated that he appeared to art under the direetome of the other. Mean sold four skins to Mr. Davis, skin salesman, of Commercial-rod, Rotherhithe, who disposed of them to Mr. Brown, tanner, of Bermondsey, but, from Information oommunicated, they were kept by themselvesuntil seen by If arradiee, the bailiff, who positively Identified them by marks end their colour as the skins of the besets stolen from We master'. field. He men tioned the marks before he saw the skins. Mr. Swallow identified the skins of the two killed at We place, as did Mr. Coiliford the skins of them eloughtered upon his premises, and the four were sworn to by the bailiff. Mean, who seemed a very cunning fellow, end perfectly conversant with the proceedings, crow-examined the wit nesses with the new of making out that • " countryman" was with him when the beasts were ease to be slaughtered, but it ems positively denied that such wee the feet. In hie defence be produced a piece of paper, whkit he said war the receipt for the money be paid for the cattle, and said he was prepared with two witnemes to prove that he purchased them at a public-house in the City-reed, of a man who stated that ha l i ht them from Maidstone, but when celled no Mt. Meng% said it would be a waste of time to say more than stew words on behalf of Hughes, for it was clear be yond doubt that, whatever might have been Maui's share in the matter, Hughes had merely been employed sa a drover, and pakl for his newton. Mr. Creasy then summed up; end The jury found Mean Codify of receiving, and Acquitted Hughes. Nary dace Myers, 36, was indicted for unlawfully and maliciously wounding Mergaret Rush. It appeared that the promcutriz, who stated that she was the wife of a sailor who had gone out in • troop-ship to the East, lived In the mine house Sl the prisoner, 41, Bett-etnist, fit. George's, and the prisoner having beaten bee daughter, • girl twelve years of age, and turned her out of door., saying ohs did not are if she went on the street., she, proseentris, took compassion upon her, and allowed her to live in her room fora fortnight. One day the prisoner, who was deer rstely annoyed at this, broke open propecutria's room-door, and rushed at bee with • table-knife, saying she would show her what a Dublin woman could do, end struck her several blows with it, cutting her so that the blood aneemed from her, and a struggle took place on the landing. Ultimately the prosecutrix was removed to the hospital, when her wounds were dressed. The prosecutrix's statement WlD:OOD roborsted by a witness. The prisoner, in her defence, denied having done any injury, and said the bother began through the prosemtrix having upbraided kin for marrying a German, and sending her children to a proteatent school. She then called • wit ness, who said all she could to screen the prisonor, who nevertheless she clearly proved sues the aggrenor. The jury found the prisoner Cutity of • common ssssult, and she was sentened to three months' imprisonment. THE POLICE COMTE HOW-6TYHHT. Kr. Bodkin attended before 3dr7.1 - stdine, being instructed by the Solicitor to the Treasury to apply for eumndassa andnat the owners of several houses in Holywell-mast rind Wych-strod, under the recent not for the suppression of the traffic in °benne books sad prints. During the day Soperintendent Durkin, sedated by six inspectors and a Wong bedy of police, had been engaged in executing a number of search warrants, issued by Mr. Joe dine, and au& emery bad been, np to the last moment, ob nerved, that the initants of Holywell-street were com pletely taken by surprise. Between two and three eche& the police took possession of the street, guarding the ap proaches not only to the thoroughfare but to each of the honed, so that it was impossible for any of the " property" to be removed. Some httle excitement inevitably erase, but the of so lame • force of constables effectually par dintinhour. On the Widen seised beteg brought into court, Bodkinebserved that the magistrate wee already avers tithe nature of the proceedings, which were taken under the act introduced lad "radon by Lord Campbell. The sot gave power to the ms e, on evidence being given of the purchase of &dew book. , to true a warrant to search the premise& Thee hid been roes, end the inspectors were in enimelesco with the property seised. He had now to apply for sumatemse who* the keepers of the houses, to show sane why the beaks, see., should not be d es troyed, reserving only 'nth se were maned to be produced In eddier in further proosedings. Imp quantities of books, prints, stereotype plates, &c., NARXI7B. COTTON.—Livaaroot, 811 T. 22.—The market Bawd heavily, and priors nt ell kinds are in the bears' favour, although barely ed. per IL The sale ore outlasted at 4,000 bales 600 on speculation, Including 100 Egyptian, at 12d. to Is ; aad „1 000 Surat, 6 1 d. to Bd. per b. l Import anal TheraUy 10,000 balm. COTTON G 00D8.—Ma senator r 11,9 egr.22.—The quiet ness of the cotton market, end the corthrmation of previous ac- counts of an undoubtedly large crop in the United States this year, have had a considerable effect on this market, and there ham been a marked panne in this market, both for cloth and yarn this morning. With the exception of some orders fur China, in the better class of 40-thch shirtings we have had very little business, and although picas are nominally un changed, milers am easier to deal with. In the yarn market, this easier feeling, in regard to price", ia still more perceptible. The continued activity of the last sin weeks has left spinners in • good position, with stocks cleared out and some of them with orders is band, and there is no quotable change in prime, but practically they are easier to deal with, and ere sot asking the extreme rates of kat week. Warps and pin cops for Germany, and bundle yarn for Russia is in as much revs," ea ever, but even in these a slightly easier feeling is perceptible, though the close of the season for Russian shipments in about three weeks from this renders buyers for that market anxious to secure early deliveries. Fur home consumption the business in yarns has been very light, and it is probable that the symptoms already manifested of a drug in these goods will induce the buyers of cloth to hold back their orders far seise time, u they have done this morning. WOOLLEN.—Lvzsa, Barr.' 22.—The business in the market this morning was nithtvquist. The amount of goods was not tarp; the Doyen present were by no means nume rate, and those who wars In the hall operated with very con siderable caution. He unmoor' atu, Sire. 22.—A fair business doing in the cloth-hall and warehothea. ➢Zany buyers are in, especially from London. The arrival date Colombia le reported to have in khe - and all tepaEtmento caused. en improvement markets. see DMA. For eteel• and low goads ...t rite but the r:lj them si numerous inquirim. In wool pekes Sr. , demand is limited. WOOLS.—lionneuerizau, SorT. 22.—The demand for wools hie beam more brisk to-day than ter the two or three preceding week., and se there im taa prospect at preramt of price. receding, tuanutecturets buy with greeter confidence,' MANUFACTURES.—HroossaYmn, 81PT. 22.—The attendance of buyers to-day ha. been rather numerous, and a good business boa been done in beat qualities of blacks and fancy, sa well as low union., but middle goods not so brisk. CORN.—III - T.T., Sere. 22.—The arrivals of wheat during the week have been leas extensive than those of the week Fiefdom, but are still liberal, end more than meet immediate requirecents. The chief are from Petersburg, Antwerp, red Ramberg, the remainder being made up front the lower Baltic ports. The trade has been a limy one, millers now only ormolu the market when oompelled• their momentary wants having been supplied, they have held aloof during the last week, and transactions consequently have been very limited. Old wheat of fine quality cannot be quoted cheaper, but new him given Inez somewhat in prim. We may soon look to having buyers in the market strain, on they are only supplied for the moment, end holden meanwhile do not press sales. Barley.—A few arrivals of malting from Hamburg, but prices there are too high to admit of much business. Grinding continue" in fair supply, but moves off steadily at late rates. Oats.—Fine qualities are clearing off at long prices, and Inferior sorts meet an improved demand. Oats are, in fact, scares. Beans end Pem.—The latter are in very short eupply, and both meet reedy sale. Limeed.— Suppliea lees liberal, and held fitly. Transited.= axe limited, but full prices realised in the few sales made. Cakes in geed demand, lath English and foreign. First (pillage of Bull-made bold firmly at W. per ton; and 50. to 10s. higher for delivery up to Deoember. At to-day's market we had a email supply of farmers wheat, which met free eels at about 2e. decline upon the rates of last Tuesday. Foreign of fine platy sells at about Is. drop. Anything inferior, unealeeble. Imports for the week endir.g Sept. 18 .—Whest, 9,586 qrs. ; bet 4,232 ,• oats, 2,070 ; beans, 328; Indian corn, 1,400 , linseed, 9,186; rapeseed, 4,415; oil cakes, 40 tons ; bones, 206. LEEDM, Eliterameen 22. We have fair supplies o wheat : the late One weather and dull report from Mark-lane muse us to have a very slow trade, and best qualities of wheat have declined le. per qr. from Friday's rates ; damp and in ferior samples are still lower, without meeting much atten tion. Barley in rather better supply; late prices are sup ported. Beans and other articles without alteration in value. Nawcase&n, Barr. 22.—The weather is now everything that could be wished, and, if it continue so, harvest opera. time will be speedily brought to a termination. At our rem. bet this morning we had a large show of wheat from the growers, chiefly of the new crop, and having several parcels of south country new left nose from Saturday, this circumetanm ' comb Wed with the diacouraging report from Mark. bum, oressiosed a slow trade even at • decline of 2e. to 3a. upon south country, the reduction upon native samples being even greater. Fine new south country yellow wax held at 601., a pries our millers were not disposed to igive whilst fair qualities were Fold at 58e. per qr.—weighed 6315. Fleur was in a roost unsettled state; our dealers were only feting 40s. for households, which of course was refus4 but there were plenty of sellers et 42a. In rye nothing stir- ring. Malting barley only now and then enquired for. Our liege lxewers do not feel disposed to make • start, yet con ceiving that by walling a month or so they will be ambled to porchme on more advantageous terms. In other articles we can quote scarcely say varlet:km. --- • - • Bausavar, Barr. 2.l.—At thin day's market there was an eaccedingly good supply of all descriptions of grata, which were gond both in quality and condition, and a very MI attendance of harmers and millers. little btudneaa was done at last market, In consequence of enhanced rake beteg asked. Steam were Pallor low, and the London markets yesterday having distilled front 2s. to 4s. per qr a coast &table number of Mali were effected here to-day at from 2.. to 3m. on wheat. Flour declined from Is. to 2s. per sack. Oood malting barley es' in great request, at Arm rates. Malt wan in moderate demand. and prices Ann. Other grain meld at last week'sywkees. New wheat, 54a. to 68s. ; old ditto, 68a. to 62.. Barley, 363. to Om. Oeta, 26e. to 32e. Beim, 40s. to 635. Peen, 43e. to 465. Rya, 40.. to 464. Tare', 42a. to 45a. par qr. Flour, 41a. to 45a. pot sack. Malt, 94. 6d. to 10a. 6d. For bushel. CATTLE.--SALIABUST, SIM 22.—At this diesmattet the supply of cattle vas large is point of number, sad the quality generally wu good, but the coarser animals wore in the greater proportion. The attaniknce of country butchers and dealers was not so large rat last market. For the best descriptions of on bed there was a fair demand, and a clearance was elected at an early hour, for which an advance of about 64. per soon wu obtained ; in other descriptions of stock there was no advsnec of prices, and although the sale was slack, very few remained unsold at the ekes ef the busine.. There was a seasonable supply of sheep, and the quelity was very good. The trade genre wu dull, at an improvement of about 24. per Blba., tho nearly the whole I,f the but Downs changed hands. T lamb season is nearly over bat the few on offer brought fully late rates. The supply of calves was extremely limited ; consequently the trade was brisk ; at a slight advance in prices. With a fair supyly of pigs and a full attendance of buyers, a good business was transacted at late rate,. Best on but, Ile. 6d. to 12.. add. par score; hams, from 10.. to 6d. ; mutton, frui t Zit. to lid. per lb. ; lamb, 814. to 9d. ; veal, 70. to ; trash and salt, lid. to 9d. per lb., and 10e. 3d. to 10s. . per score ; green bacon, 9d. per lb., end 10s. 3d. to 10e. 6d. per 1103711; dry !noon, 10d. to Ild. per lb. ; and pickled hares, 104. per lb. Quarter-old store pigs, .3s. to 80.. each; 'tickling calves, from 12a. to 32a. each. THE IRON AND COAL TRADE. The condition of the iron trade of this district is steadily improving, for although business has been tolerably active during the quarter which is fast drawing to a close, there have been same indications of languor. It to a well known fact that home consume= have been partially holding or purchasing, except what they want for immediate use, in the belief that the state of the mone market might exercise such an adverse influence on t he export trade as would result in a reduction of prices. This, how ever, has not, gene rally speaking, been the case, and now prices have wooled an aspect of increased dram= in stead of the anticipated decline. For the Let few weeks or ders for almost all descriptions of iron have been on the increase, the only exception being a demand for rails, but this department of the trade will not materially affect this dis trict, as the manufacture has been chiefly confined to South Wales. It has been asked why Wales's so large a railway bon producing district ? The reason is obvious; the qua lity of the iron is of that nature that It re 01 not do for the LTelmarket; it is therefore used to a conaidemble extant rals. The best mine iron in Wales is made expensively end suits particular purposes, but the quantity produced is limited ; end the common cinder iron, it is a well known fact, cannot be used to make merchant bars. The briskness of the iron trade is shown in Smith Staffordshire and East Woroseterablre by the activity observable ell over these dis tricts. The mills and forges are, without =caption, in full operation, and at tho large foundries trade tallish. The fleet-rate house. have an amnimulatkes of orders, and the wooed-rate establishment, have =Mete= to keep their works in gear. The coal trade in good, in consequence of the activity at the veri.us works. In house coal there is less doing but tho price is firmly maintained . — Wolverhamp ton Chronicle. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 111.• P. Min SAY. Tetal. WITAII. WPM Mad *Roam M. 1(63. Wee9llolMilar IS. a f i a llseth Orglirdara (R. a cu. 2 at 7.04 7 . 4 . 1 Wok imam Iligenelm i . &opt rz:,. ._....,, us in TM MA Vat mdAar Sevtaatat IL Mom ri Yeah Westas .. 8,356 egsTs Week man, dertanbit Ira Leaden .......... US ten &al 2.162 == 6 l. l rWik... 1 :1 44 17 9111 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB C•BII•LTIEO. 1 WIS./1111qm O•ptala Isl. Irons Nimaistb Is Wks ==. struck on slse Lore Om% as Use mwaiss at Ur 110 lispt.lsat set on, vs., dr moudel as O. Spit (all the LAW. Nun), visors Nu ressamok, Interloped and is a WO Pm. diontio• ; arm, Nme, and mores, &e., mod. !isolator, of nututerlsa tram Cuchtf for Athens, with me` he Mb Sept, in lat 3(I N., lon. /W.; cosy wred Sept 11. Imams. duos AT Nagar haas.—Tolaoloo. abbaaa. Sad Norm* at Olsiosl% at Maine ; Haw, at klanattab; Boodlogo, st Joas'e,N.B.; rbalota. sad fleetatita. at Pleatoand• bad; •6 NO, at hint.; Wan (.). at Hawn: antersata t t Croastadt 'Wow to.), at Optead ; 0. a. do Wien, sad Santa, at NOW; Wm (Woad Oortathims (n), at Gibrattat. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. ISM at Renfrew (abip), from &annoy foe Limrpook July IS, tot. OLIO II We. 23406 F. Canaria& Haman, \laver, from Load= for Batavia, Sept I. Min (4144, from tinualne for L 060041,, Sept- 5, lat. 34,1., lon. 49 W. Zara. of Warlord, frost Liverpool for emu Vecehia, dept. 10, off aAa. GI. (AUL from Feeteon.foo foe London, June 20, lat. 13.14 8. 4 lan 4.66 B. 14 4 11 4.. 1,7 rer(barque), has AV= Bay for London, Sept 7,1 a.. Johannes J ulysi lirotek Idol. Van Bovm 4 from Ilanderlaud for Bon Zoos, uly 53, tat MISS., lea .st Ia W. Imbue, nom Calcutta for Load. S 3 tam July 29, ]rot 17 6., 72 B. Bllly Mardi% from Liv l eepte lee Bonney, Amount 21, lat 14 N., In. frit. Lour& tram Post Nsto' for Leedom, August 7,ost. 16 N., too. 21 W. Neil:more; to Landau for Muammar, August 21, lat. 11 N., Ire. to w. Richardsoe, from &IWOAIM for Liverpool, August 26, lat. 17 N., lon. 10 W. Swab Disou, fct m Lirerr.ool for llellmone, July 25, lat. 90 8., 100. 31 W. Opp*. (Ttm Sparks?), from Livorpool for Boutsy, Joly 16, Ist. pB., los. 31 W. Matey, from ew•rrin for Lando.. June 10. off Nthobsrs. Thormalasm, from Liverpool fur Cslautta, August 21, lat. 11 N., 100. It W. Urania. hem Algo‘ Lay for lammml, July 19, Mt. 11 8., tom. I W. Warmest; Mom Laotian for OAforals, August 11, lot. 1 N., IC, nw. Mite Wm, from Liverpool for Usilustrsa, July IS, lat. 39 8., I'm. 81 W. SERIOPS NEGLECT IN AN EMIGRANT SIIIIL—The L./ninon Tease. of April 11th gives the following account of an bigotry into the death, from alleged neglect of a pea wageron board the barque Ann Wilson , one of the Black Ball line of packets, which arrived at Port Nicholson on the 29th of March last. Evidence having been adduced, the jury, after a deliberation of more than two hours, returned the following verdict .—"That the deceased, Jonathan ne vem'', after an attack of dierrhces, died from exhaustion, accelerated by the following causes short supply of water during the whole voyage, the want of proper medi cines and medial comforts, the inadequacy of the cooking accommodation, and the bad ventilation of the vessel Ann Wilson ; and the jury bold the captain and charterers cul pable for the same. The jury further record their opinion that great neglect attaches to the emigration officer at Liver pool, for not awing • sufficient soppily of water, medicine, medical comforts, and sugar put on board. They also con sider the captain much to Ms= for not putting in at the Eze_of Good Hope or other port for the supplies of the mentioned articles, when he knew the vessel was so badly supplied with them." [Advertisement.] —HOLLOWAY'S Piun LT/WYE)) A 11011? AAAAA OlD1,1••1 CCU' OP • Bath DUVAL - 11r. C. Smith. the Doted boot and Haw maker. of lid, TonleyoUreat, Lends., bad ben severely &Sided add Iguiry ler four Yearn the wads Is thsasaes of hie hands 'were an wide as the thicknese of m a nr yrony.pitear sole •ithstsading Ns had been to the petscipal tale, and the one for digesses of the dun, tabs derived oo benefit by a etc mandate. Hal boar; pith slate hove teen the mesas of *Sassing a perket f 30.1 by all medagne vetolore throughout the world; at Protract Holloway's Establishments, 044, strand. London, sad PO, Malden-Inn New York : by A. Stamps. lkeweantlsopie; A. tle/Sley, derma; .4 Z. Mdr. Mans. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. 511T15. ATABOBB.—Bata. I. Mlnaba, ireatMaloora. the wife W lita,l Allsom Bp.. of • so. BAWL-Bel 4. 18. at lad Berry Grove. Sydegla..P.k. 'moo. of • daughter. CABIL --Spa. 19. at Blobmood, Surrey. tho wife of W. 1. Cm. Keg. • - el a— we. OIDINL—IL Lewes, the a& or Kr. 0. Gad.. Mara. HAI (E: .d, at Wimbledon memo., the wife of B. Beaker. Zen, el a &neater. 1111.-11•14.1901 Wed, perlt gate, the wife of Mr. It. Ker. M.P.. of a &year. IKILLAIP.—Iept. lI%K Bowerewel. Perth, the wife of I. Z. WU& .1.11. A.. eta wm. MILLING. St at I. 6entoll.l,b6e. GON1011•411alt. the elk of Lk Maar Palltat. Rea.. tweeter-v.lw", of • sow and be:, 'MM.—Beek Is. at Woolwich, the wife of Mr. It. Maw. of I &Nitta. BSI/WlLL—et VEI J /4.--Sopt. 14 at 8< Johnso. oltblynitoo• by tb aw. C. J. t. mu-en. u A.. P. A. Betloteil, .D.t • d Ur' orobab.lbo. to &rah Jona. Asoglitor of tho tato onelja, lA.. of 800thsasploo.bolbllogo, and If ompotdd. DODOSON —K ORe LK V.--Soitt. 21. ab the nastA atm.+, l'yootoo. by Oa tn. Canon PIM. M.A. 11,11. V. Dod&oo. to gb.b.th‘L tm of Yr. J. Wonky. all of Pre. too. FALCON—HUDBUS.—Rept. IT. at the por:,..h &web. Worlderoo.bY then B. 11. Corot.. sib hog, too of Y. Fokon. WorolotloL to Wry. doubter of tho I,to J. Hodmon. 5,4.. of Ulloet 11.10. 13111CILLISTON —A EA LE —Pept. ot St. J 11111 “ .... Pin:vial,. W too .14 P.►Porrthg, J. Y. blulllotoo. Loo.. L00t1.7 Armf , loq.. of Bolgy Dublin. to Georgina, dbobbtff the 800. L bee% VIM of Lso oye. log. golboUL DEATHS. BA Y.ll. —Sept. 19. st Lower Donetefaset, DOM. the Bee. T. nekel. of II ellehovr Bowe, DoNla. seed It. BEALK—SepL 19, J. D. Bale. N.A.. a (A5O. 1$ can., (wed. rod 98. lIRAWIIAW,—Sept 18, Met. Jetecesemed, Liverpool. 1 1 . Ilre Mee., end SO GAM DINILIL—Aos TS. it eek, oe hoard the ?Weekly sad Orleelel Oemesay • Ammer hemlock. en E+*vv.,* two 11 0n9110 99 OAS hM tavillftd, Jetta P. Gardiner,.. Limit. N , mid 6,9 W N. a T. I'.p.. of Telcieohase. )llddleeks, eke of We WA Nt J. P. °motor( limbic, 0w1... H.B. ♦IX Et.—llept. 29. Santee team leo beloved vide ef dr. wia.„. Tor. b,,r„ Irontty.tmor. mcia.mborib.oo" PO ism LI" 0 1 0 . g• beg PiMaims. W/ a bnaahir == 0,... itroorn enn.k. is as av 0 • wisnisaL 1... z lie Itidast I