The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-25 00:00:00

i NAVAL AND MILITARY. LIEUTENANT STRAINS LETTER OF THANKS TO COMMAND= MARSHALL. Dr. Co'len hit received the followiop note : Commander Islinhsli presents his complus:We to Dr. Callen, sad bees to send a copy of Liss& Btrela's letter of thanks to himself and crew, while he commanded her Ma jesty's ship Virago Commander Meatball begs to acknow ledge the receipt el the Pamphlet. B M.S. Devartatioe, Sept. 16, 1856, Sheerness. "United Staten' Di° kik Expeditioe, Cantonment of La Palma, Darien limbo u-, April, 18.54. Sir,—ls my own behalf, and that of the officers sad others swop-was( the expedition *oder my command, I write to Wader to you and, through yos, to tte officers and seamen wader 'oar commend, our sincere thanks for the prompt and issitimable assistance rendered by th• party dispatched to tt e Upper Chuquansqua soder the Immediate command of Lieutenant W. C. Forsyth. Ti the energy sod retielty of the Commsader of the relief pasty, Lent W. C. Forsyth, we owe many thu ks, is the woadition of some asinhen of our expedition was ro OR NOW, that even • few hones atierwsrds we mould bays twin too lats. To him, to Dr. W.llum Rose, and to the paymaster, W. 11. Hills, and the men composing the wow of the paddiehos host, you will be pleased to wave, my thanks, sad thou of my party, sod I am well aware it mut be • source of intense satisfaction slime to know that, hod It not been for their well directed sibile, twelve warring men meat inevitably tsars pssislisti miserably, notwlUa. standieg every efforts which I, or *one= emends., the advsnced guard, might have nada M MO flea Very raepeetfully, . r. pew seedier* await, 41 0 Lista comossadioi Vs s& Darks "To Commander Edward idassisot Rispaillsa eryol Navy, sessasoding E.8.1L ship DITONYOBT, elm. 24. Crnizer, 17, mew, Comesdar Fellow's, arrived ben ea &sedgy kat, aad Waled Ole deg et Main! Ns William Parker, erldeh eras relathad by the Impregnable. Bee la as routs to the But laars. ti welsh swiss the matey. the Forester, Haughty, Opthreathad Maw* pa lmate. Exprees (brlp) was paid off at ea Baturday. Jenne Watt, 91, screw, was tibia fats desk It Mgt= ma Monday leer. Linnet, 8, Commander Need, essemtly arrived from the Coast of Milo, wid be paid off at this port tiontoirow (Thursday). Tho Turieh line-of-battle ship, Payki Z tier, .1104 pas, Commander Ismail Bey, arrived here from Constantioople oat Mondry. 81. will toe taken into No 4 dock and prepared for the reception of a strew prepllor. Yesterday (Thuds') the Turkish Consul, T. Piz, Bag., paid an official visit to Commander Meal Bey, and was received with the nasal salutes. Amethyst, 28, Captain Overfill, was paid wages in ad vance on Saturday by Captain Hutton, of the Royal Wil liam, after which the called to join en. of the aqoadrons ea the North Marries and West India station. SOO proceeded threat to I,ll.iftx. Tub ship we coonalwifflied and was publialy and privately stored for service in the But ladies, hat bet destinatios was slanged at the eleventh hoar. litumwlek, 80, screw, Copula Nrosdbrad, sailed has laia pert ea Friday last, tojoia the squadron nodes the com ma' et Rear•Adairal Sir R. Donau. , 11s Leander, 60, Captain CHATHAll E. B. Rim ( 1 e 866), bd. , was fW ken ordinary at Ms port yesterday ofternome. The aaiaa belonging le this division joined then heal-quarter* ansa s tar, fa sharp el First Lieutenant J. 11. Les sen. The Fowerfel. Bd, Captain T. L. Masai* (1864). lee leaded bar stank /sat, sad essmitsitlea, and sw.uts the order iblaa ilia Makin, to be paid W. Wed sempeidee of the Betal Artillery at Wool ed& an Meek le be is mediums tire Aspatore to »kee l ell=eles as home eel kelp ismisee. Major eisemoy is le Mesettle melees Copula Takers_ essipmp. The Ist u IA le ess_peake of the let bellkee - ere else mks mire to lease Woolwich et es seek Ms. No. Id the Ist Whim see lIIMIMA to Dom; end Ma* Haellers et the Oh Utak; M presses at Perko, me shanty le iamemmi, ad will poised Is Mester. U. Mediums to hisimethim from the amoral °modelle, to Odd • et weieel. if MI& Lowman' eked_ Jlopkwil seemblei the Owes. Cowl Week Beim at 12 Vasa at me , led the Mara Oir - 'est a i r iltpoliew, Lead Pester, epee shames peeked whist him by Major semisedieg 12th &stalks Load Tramped Mll BATTLE or TIM ALAS.—Tao mead mei mealy ef the battle of the Alma was hailed with Mailed reekp or plot awl pride by may of the mew who Ike leak Mend Imes, bat by sew more as thee by the same owl isie of Ike 7th Royal 15tH.,., eel of the IZt'Zel the Linht Wrigley who termed a tort of ittia Ilse," the Ant was the Mee, the list lea tie Mirk of ute Elsa, is the ever-terbe remembered Ilk el September, 1854 ; of grief, ter the memory of the MEI Wave ecolandes Mose asks Wes gees to swell the lerge list of am Me kw false la a t= M▪ iami" ef Mek delp of mile et the ef MS Miedaed than they Oath k the greatest • to siker modest as modem warfare. It limelme iskeilmed Ilk the Motley Mak be eon mimmiled le ism way eel aerweeies• a retook lamest was piss ell ea eseurdey led, ha • miewies skied try B. of Delo meet. The Be Webb Faseion eal id erltedlee el Lk lifted*, empwiews le sews he the SEMIS M the Alma aM hied_y email as Me =dm, wow ledisi, ma the ember el skim who ultimedy eat dews was el le; the disk beim ably WM by °keel Wssk.Bsy mth as silk est w4will karma he its did aka* bet for hie wd weed hiiikiii. Amapa Ohs miens_ appeseriate hub wow phia the kllevries t-s , kr W. Marko/ea, the bon if the Aka." The et the departed brave was beak la deep sad seism slsn.s, and he every speech a he tribute wee paid as the el Osiseel Yea. The beeped was served la a Welly Igrthey manor by M. as4r, foe limy were momee as the nelmeet, sed 's as ties w dose is the hoot to es well as Mar a rtalte Nut, C. 8.-1110 AAmkeity bare mead a seed d leek, to be Mid, M irweepte, Got, rots the ospeeled owed ef 4111hriese filth how skis Mem the seporkesedwe and eberekepor et the eisimikrwel at lift pert sod. sessedly, NS. the alkeed metemmes eselest er Ogees NW towards Dr. Dade, sad a peep of Perth Miss and peelleme who, with hewed awhidg hen kidileM, kt pale Meek theeesk mellliseat war w m lidt Its Is Ws mlik espideisedek Th the e sasses send se nemben of the meat um &deed la Willimehder, Bart., O C.II eammaiwisehle at this ped I Rem- admiral W. F. Mork. emesdatudeet paumaith 1) Aped ; sad Rear-Admiral Sir B. ChM% X.C.B , ormataadatga-chtef at Cork. Yr. (MM, amp wilwrieuerel of victualling, is alio to he Y weeder. The some et the.. What Mom ere a mime* that Wei leeks wit be doss to_ all pedalo esessead,Oadde Mks My IN under se apprehie that the Elgeltg of the pesemlea wit be allowed be mew. The west set sweside he a few days, as we halm the Yoko* bow illossial a stainer to wesooM Iwo Wiped se Oast he llemMeital Chula -Pfpwaswth YNf el DEATH or MAJOR-OEB=AL J. Joists. have (*record lb. daub of idakr-Omeeral Jima 15..., K.H., another lowlands oeleer, *he died se Maki kd o at hie traaporary reshissee is JoAL Jamie to the 75th cf hie ego. TIN woo kik* ht the 1511 Drapes% ibem w him hail pay k Avert, 1815. Boddie woken km sake, he was peed with hie reghnewt at Tokens esillemese t fa which wee greeted t h e silver sodel. We most to anacionee the ANA of General Sir Cella Halkett, G.O 8., Gomm , of Chelsea Maphal. sad Colgate of he 45th Begiaest, width ewe pike yeetorday aciralsg. Sir Colla had remitted the pld rem kr Ahem, Balasionea, Vittoria, and the peeks of the 111% sad we sereffey woaaded at Waterloo. A WELSH PARSONAGE PUNDe—The Bishop of Pt. David's, es the meat meting of Oa Church Helen boning for his diocese, held et the episcopal residence, at Abiergwili, stated that ha had a balance of 8001. snapper , primed from his sapeentstion had of 10001., the re minder hav:zi been devotsd to assist in building Nei- Moses for the (Jeri, on those best Reis in his gift which moos within the 0311ditions he had presaribed. His lord ship% gifts hove lista 6001. to Aberswili ; 6001. to St. scoa, Cannothen ; 4301. to Pater, sad 400 L to Bettye. MS hardship also intimated the prebehUily of tising able to N/, as se rgalr. date, to the former gift of 3,0001. for the ijkag et pummelled, in destitute loeslitias. - -__ - - ..._ /TALL OT A UHAPAL—Yeeterdey =rain a hand some sew item buddies. noted se a ebspel ter Os fade. oleilatr, Is SO Boy Now-reed, If seelgrster. fell at shot 6 Vasa. It wes oleo Gousta style of erehltsebeee, with a Owe Mb spire, sad the lots to the builders will be asedder Ott lime Yei so tied blowing at the SO% bet a sod Mel of refs had Wm, sad may bays fajood Oa Oaks. The dote if , the fall. Mimes, has so bees sissitised esidastorile. jsteerdssmait.J-. Ames the goner le extre ma •ffibeetaellise riy, eueileolo. memo Mk= Ow ereacr d = ffasio. egrogola sed dp s W beeleg. =.llerebola Oaf. te l i ese ass lis leo _; Ors 11.113-mlits MOO ef leeV wahosors. Ores: a awe el atom agneume, tegolege. eel anew foto. AM X& -" MO TAM" 1111111•1116 my :acme .* 011 M7YmAliesM GOO dr loon ef woo ~ .„...._O ll, 0 . Me."- . TOWS ~OM" INOWNI ^ .• led Puma rararef. Ore tee esessoll by De Soy% saselog ligebei• MOO reed.-hase Poem At o brAstriet. Polk' Vend IV edisse ms sal to edriesei prdearre et . Maws rie, Dr. MW Dr. flarest, Dr. Cesupted, De. Dr- Warm. Dr_. beemegi Lae PION, de De DAMN' Ostelses et nets. MO Owed noes led allir saw supsertis pasess. Ones belt Ms bog hp lt.ealff Oar _aro of ewe bed llet-le essigeols IV- ;Mr Ohs wepaestest 1.4 Oa gNO S gs. Ile Mod ontse to ea iseelp e t of t saes eider. Reny Deft/ryes/ Oa. ff W il rfl'as e r n i l l e a l=l4."„ C "nr e i jat g e. agessade; ff. Osrahlli ; et. Outses; 34 Opfer Dakeforot ; fli e ll ad ba lrelr " dossO 14 SPORTING. THE CESAREWITCH HANDICAP. TO Till ZDITO 07 TIN MUM. SllL,—Ths great somber of horses already in the market is a sufficient proof of the suellonas of the above handicap, and, slthough tkere are bat 67 subs., the geld promisee to be of a most respectable character. The heedf ul+ is (rased ea rasher a high wale, sad the thres-year-olds tippet to have 'suited heavy imposts; but it must be bores la mind, that thou desousinated lf three years" will be very nearly four yesn old when the rase it run, sad that • three-year-old 'lurid be about 141 b better I. October than he was in AprlL The top weight of the yousgeters U Pretty Boy, who is tr,ry fairly treated with 8 t 31b, after his per formance in she Goodwood flukes, when his earned 7slB.bt the handicap being oa about the use stills as this. He should have improved shout 81b Man Goodwood, s 9 that hi has but 3.b pat on him Per that victory. Nearly two-thirds of the acceptors are three•yar-olds, and the four year olds are meat in stainber ; but I any aothiag of the quality, which =ay be considered bad whoa it is seen that Polestar sad Yorkshire Grey have the heaviest impute of the lot. The weigbta having bees raised filb, blr. Sykes, 6 ps, sad Withheld, 61n, sow earry Bet 121 b sub ; and of the two I mast vote for tte letter, as I think him capable of giving Mr. Bikes a little more than hie year. He *puss, to bold We Me of the favourites, the Rataa ult. 8 yn, Est lib, as he beat him at Hampton, Inv's' only lib the beet of the weights, sad he lolked sa though he mall have pre owned him with another 14th into the bargain. His stable umpanioa, Rialto, 4 yrs, 6.t 31b, hos rya badly, bat the latter beat Um at Bahama as 3,1) wons terms than mow. All lis sot right thee, I summit. POST OPTION HOTIL HANDICAP of 6 sow. oath, with 60 added; the wood to rootivo 10 sow. out of the stakes. Throwciarten of $ BO& (12 sobo.) Boorissis 2 The Medway ....«. 4 II 4 otland ....., 8 . Noma ............... 8 4 0 17107 Hawk ........... a it lkspitallty ...... ... $ 7IS 1 Lord Nelson .. ........ 1 4 arm ---........ 4 711 Vu.Omit ............... $ 4 Alfred ....---.=. 3 7 1 LP 1 2 - - _ Tam Ilissuro &miss of i sem 'sob, with 00 added: Ow $ yr-olde sad upwards ; dot miaow to be sol 4 km 160 sow., its. Ono silo sad a goartor.—To elm this Muss. day) aftoshooo. Ms Nom= Dimon 100 sou.. fey all ages; wiastel were pablislus4 61be, olio° of ',vs. 00•1014. Ag• it 11l wm Hautsleast I 0 Saraband 4 • 1.3 Coonliaa7 4 $ Bourgeois 4 • 7 11 II Prism Plausible 4 7 le Hospitality Plausible irsa i 7 ANNA 3 7 Ms ir"» . .. 4 him of 3 7 Wag Rim --..-- 3 6 liroup - ...... 3 6 De Wahl . I 4 Lig at 644&67.... _ TEI GRAXD STAND Haw ill ages. Half a Noe. A r at p 4 4 4 I SATIYIDAT. Mfakpam lis!resols i i - i 4 1 1 Jail earud ...... S tarer s r 4 7 Pw• rio 3 7 Ms MI6 -- 4 I I • ..... Perel• 0. Drew. kr accepted with Sned the Plough, 6 719, Set 616; Polestar, 4 yrs,l3st 2.b; Diego, 3 yrs, 6,t 91b; and Absolution, 3 yrs, 6.t Sib; and of than I nu only lee th .t Polestar hos a chum*. Diego I have not seen sire April. Polestar na forward with a heavy weight at ardwod, bat hoe not shown in front since, aad I believe her to bee been swim at Warwick, it Lady Tattoo mar give her 61b end a boating. Bale is worth leakier after, perhaps, foe kedging ; bairns are so assay thrreyearols in who hale the best of her at weichts for ye that I cannot have her to wits. Ehe should hold safe Brother to Grey Tommy, 6pm Sst 31b, who is held safe by one or two others likewies4 if the Grey's party stand anything It must be Grey Pyrrha, 3 yrs, Set 61b—who, however, has oily a light weight to re commend him, having ran very badly at Worcester. Pretty Boy, 3 yrs, Sot 31h, may yet prove the best of Mesas. Barber sad Ilszoa's lot ; his companions being 111 . 1 7, 4 In, let 111 b; Rod Robin, 4 yrs, Sit 12th ; end Prior of Orange 3 yrs, 6it 121 b (ire. 31h extra for whirr; the Leicester Ha ndicap). Thinly., has shown Esse good nears lately, sad be looks 201 k better then As did to the sprier; bet I 'isnot speak with any certainty se yet es to the Inman" of this dangerous lot, sad they had better be left aloes fee the present. I should say they would beat 1 lee llb, who is ailed epos to give quite enough to il k their noels' together at Womanly den Myr Mem, amen hiss oe Sib worse tense. me het a non buena bin. T. Pan, however, thinks he has aped err la the Aliso salt, 3 yrs, tint lib; and puss the etyle ha ma at Thefts, be nut have improved gm* ea the teen he showed et Hamm. The Tepper, 6 yr*. 7st Win Quin, 6 yrs, 7st 91b ; sad the Denney filly, 3 yn, 114 ille all repreent the same intuit; and I have a great respesner the Trooper, despite has present fishy" 'opening la the market. Quile re anti a quieter at Werwlek, end the Devaney filly has performed so badly that the Trappe appears the sal, prop of his party, aad tiny pat their tansy ca bin Mg before the weights appeared. All kis bathes have to fear, is a great imperialist is the Deemer filly, whisk it "st whispered has already takes glen. The two likbllehata stables have Torkshin Grey, 4 yn, 7st 121 h Eloepitali su l a i yak 7st of 3 yn, Set 1117 st 716; Perna, 3 yrs, bet 3lb ; K ing b ; First Fly, 3 yrs, 64 11lb; sad De Maks!, yn, Sat 7 1 b. Atoning to then performers@ neither of them an hen a Aims ; bat en soy be Mde use of la the none. L Day will he very awe no week with one of his— treliu. aged, 7st 12 1 b • Oftwohl, 3 In, 7st 61b; mad . 11 1 1 1 11 1. 4 Ps, Ilb. lan indeed to believe that the War will be the intended, to they made her a great fa vourite at Goodwood at the last, vire an a heavier weight. Cotswold is a racehorse, sad U they a fie their transit will be la favour of him. Flatterer, 4 yrs, 7st 12 1 .11, has a bed toupee; Cookatos 4 yn, lot 9.b has cooly performed nodernely •la thi Inn Idle; sod Pitapat, 3 yrs. lit 711, I do an Me gm two amilesead a quango. Ida Mal a weight. I. Day has is, of Its 3-p-olds la—Rogernorpo, 7st 91b ; Alepts i dlb; Porte Wee. 64 121h_ r ma - __d Cern, 64 9.b. Re • can Murky sir* Mir N mad Pens ltiee sa men salied to the Oenbeidgeahlre. Cerra, after tho Ilmousembire Stale is a natty , vas very balk et ea lea ewe grind, be; stable to bonny • olibumb en me the favourite.. fibs o mot Imo bosmanin g and her party bask her sow as Omega she wee la nod Ism agsln. I semet, however, gin her Ow prelenemse et nemight to Merits. Felber, 4 yrs, 7st Sib, his bon mmik the fevenite, es mesas of bit numb* with WIeWY at Balsam No mien what be boa does, ide sot Mho him he • Cow's witek, aad I shall look Mk askimsoin kit Moat la the me, if be le not lost mad bonny billoobani. Harlock's two (V 4 In , 114 71b, sad Jolly Maria*, 4 yrs, 64 12lb) thesetnewl to pull of a good stake two or tens thaw, mad the latter has always out up my badly. The hams has run well ever abort half the drum, sad tither is asythbar is his it may be brought ost;la the Cm The lierl,4 yrs, o blid f7rb ; oink be beam by Tmmagant ; Vision, 4 yn, 7st illb t boo an been oat this seam so I would rather net lanWan with hers sad the Hied. 4 you, bat 121 h, is to taiderais to pal throng* Italia, 3 yro. SAM, b oea of Os bet hada; to the handicap after lit lk. USW m V il arbleo Mfunbused a few, kid sins is hr, by leading his °pro:eats who bad he no Isla* had k aseessary he night have sitsleall alow. losehlonllb hors Warloak, he ran his to boil a kora& the NborMaradion, whisk, I suspect, le the nu In bat boom waned fat this seam. Ban sa ntbeguenat boot likely to be throws away, nil an et die dereseennak st the Allah. I give bin Ibi de ed yoolitouse of tho ant wren oa the Ihri—Lah lionvos. 3 yrs. bet 71b; sister to Home Cassel. 3 per, id_ LPfir/Irollr, 3 yn, 6a 7ib ; Carless, 3 yrs, lit 78th C••••/r # atealg lc& 6.b; Treseshery, 4 you, 6st 611; aad , Of W. Dots Westworth, 3 re. Set sib ; Tet anus. 3 re, lin :1311 ; dal Deomallar, 4 yrs, Set ile— itis* Westward' boa bees la mat doneued. Ido sot like the look of bar minimum% mad weak such rather Na my faith to Tamp% Min dr Milk my do yet helbre the day. Desonbar bar nth. mint yeolimane vs Imo in nanny. Tyre, 3 you, is 111, b my well la, sad if bit onvor laity bask Wm lt will Is as well to mks kat oak, as be is rte Yak of a whale, and bm bail a hmg east. Sm. d.t 1116, krs Os *MS es's*, maw at timer fat le tar bona grilles hos% II weigh bike Ibo only lung that Ads Ida hem is my ores. I lima depend on bin to bust bak llooino. yes, 11th, and Ina% 3 you, let 101 b; bet ink bold Peter Willis, 3 you, Oakes one eine oppomsan kin the light weights, as ho m swot the mime till. dim% sad has 4th lees to wry. I latoml monies M myself the privilege_ of Mang to • solsollon luny sake at some haters pried, if ;1 11111.411101quondy. sy present reperestatives will soap aka Mtn so risible. They are Merlin and lhompat Wag preferable to sinning if Alias Wentworth Nino may at all. kept. 24. MB TROR. rd • natio AUTUMN MEETING. IR OP TIM SPORT. IMIDAT. i . - $ 7 II i i i Ts■ H4rp•HorIDAT NI 80 ion.; for 2-yr-olds. Ab BMW Lisa iel"" marmasset ere 7 IS M I :4K sal She 7 12 7 7 11 11 (MUM ............-- 7 Is Sossuessi- — 7 IS Loft • Illianiarklany 7 10 7 7 Wllllsrs -. 7 3 1 0 .0 tied rano law - f 2 Tzz Two-IZAZ-OLD SCUTS° STAINS Of 6 t 0,,. with 30 addsd ; colts, Bet 10. b ; Allies, list 71b ; wiaams aib =tea. Tho wises, to be sold for 100 mom, to. T.Y.C. To °lces by 6 o'clock on Friday. TSB MILLING BTAZIS of 3 son. sack, with 30 add's!, for 3yr olds sad spwsrds. Tho whiter to bo sold for 160 ate., &a. Oas mile. To shoo se Friday sight. TZB 60IIIZT HANDICAP Of Seems. sash, with 30 aided, for ill asps. Bat a wk. To olsoo oil uses by 6 o'clock as Friday. HANDICILP PLLTI of I of any ram attar the weights of the Wilton Handicap 7103 Ap ot 4 4 4 Nis 3 4 IP Mistit. .. 3 I Lord PPP I I Tos Durk . Proem to Apthotory ......... Pawl° a, by Itat7 3 I Jim I Ito 4 &.aApollo 3 _ _ _ oicax PIATI Of 60 ern., for A r " AtanNat Knight *I Pattielr. Vea Dim& Brampton ... Pretty Old Todmilrauft 3 basis Doom 1 Edo 1 W n i Inds Clab.-...-. Om Dom 2 jask I uly 1 I MT HANDICAP PLAIN, Of LOU a NSA il, 1411 y by Mem ar. by DCS Prime Mani Semi Dmis • =91,• • g o= • ir..:76:1-411ii DEA.. deite~lid ime .... .. is 10 UM Asa— 10 um ..—... 10 to 10 110w 1 =110 . 0614444 . lady 11171937 a.- 7 14011 Jefailai r - 4 Tlll EASTMAN COMMITS 16 eon. wish. 6 ft, with 100 o Rainy Compesy ; the await 36 eon. est of the stakes. T. " lfrzew 9 .01 Mme_ . 6 I 11140.641 —. 4 Unita $ GYM lArd Massy S I Liolds4l. B 6-.-- Nary Ogg $ Vasa Fade IWi Curet 4 7 la& 4 7 011114 _5 • .....-- II Dem 531111 . 4 I 7 4 Gum 4 Little Our eril •• 3 I 7 4 The Pomba 7 4 a • i t 7 OCTOBER MEETING. Hermicer, a flinspitekes of 'dud by tit; Balton Canada r of tits mewl horse to resolve .Y.C. . . ... Ara g skirt tO EMI Owed 0 01741844 8 IS pl Mr. Voria(ina ... Il 12 Can Pa 4 4 I0 regroa—form 714 I Mao .............« 5 SI Mae rinis; F ligiA :2 ll.4 7 66. . —= - 1: : i I 6 4 Aria --- 4 AbaPar. ................ 4 4 7oWPGilpin — 4 NW of the 1i0n .. ...... Is Patter --...... 9 likquesse .......... f Tar CAISTIZPINID HANDICAP Of 6 Km. web, 'Mb 60 riled, for 2...yvable t the mimes et thy reth Alter the salials ewe .Is.. Thres•eurtses pablitheil Menlo& nth. ; (23 the or subs.) ail Muse hie rim a • et is et lb 116•••• • 7 air Itelephrer 3 thether is la -T 11 mt• quer loig b) ....... I 0 i i i DUBLIN, Ban. 34. It is now maid that the extension line of the Belfast and Ballymena Railway to Cooks town will be opened by the Lord Lieutenant, aecompanied by the contractor, W: Dugan, Esq., the directors, engineers, &c., on the 16th of October. This additiooal line of railway will open up a rich district of country and greatly incresse the commercial prosperity of Belfast. The govern ment inspector will be in Belfast about the 13th of October, when be is to go over the line. The Lord Lieutenant will Bret visit the Dowager Marehioness of Londonderry at Garen Tower, and Bir E. Work man Muneghten, Bulletins. Preparations are also being made for his reception at Antrim Castle, the residence of Lord Viscoont Massarune and Ferrer& TO-030110111 his Excellency will arrive at Lismore Castle on a visit to his noble relative, the Duke of Devonshire. The Limerick Observer states that some of the leading bankers and merchants of London openly express their cotyledon that John &disk is still alive, although it is now added that hie body was recognised by a ci-devast clerk of the London and Bank. whom John &disk had formerly eate,dto be dismissed. The Treamy hays manytiona a loan of 6,0301. essght fee by tie Drogheda Corporation, foe gles over Ss river Boyne. Ia reply to as mate fees the same body to have the mats if Drogheda as a military depot taken into csesideras Um, the Mewing official note has bees resolved t Deals Omits, Se" 111, lire—Badmileg Is year letter of the Nib Ma. arMst Oa @deeds@ teis se military sualss i rrele weft s% I am mmism by the Lord-Liesemeat Se eseseleS yes. he the Ishemeles albs tows mead, else h Is enisi la s 'sped the waleet, shish lee hese eseehel hen the Orrery tars the dimelbeties thetieetim is Wand hoe bet bees deteeseirei es I bat k errempossem se steam he depot Weakness' ere mem the seaswessaea et weeps far milks wed combisel with •emus if 'musical deism he She sew try. will, Lea beam nowise; be chiefly emelierall. Lard Seam tomb messiest Is the meth of based Is a few days, when ads Iseekip will obit Deashele. In, sir, year ebedieut serves; This. Carty, lit, Mem. T. A. Lsaciox. A SADLIII MTITIIIT.—A oxrespoodsta, up when ILO shanseer we plain the utmost mileage. Inquires what bemuse of the body alleged to be that of Jobe Badlelr, whisk was lipped in the 'moth of Tebewery last, la one of the Oft Deblin Campan's sissonere, sod lasded at the Cluseewhalms ? It was deposited Ise shell, regularly booked sad deaketed; hat aim that puled no ono livlag eau taU, • the punks mom* what Mame of it, or where It IMP as we assesspeist dims that It ern sever beerg ef is Tipperary, se Clowns!, wbm immirles =W m subisqueatly oa the eahjett, with a view to ae• the PINS el Modal. Teat the body found at limp -111111144111111114 Mei Mem d is a aetileboariag amatory, Wes rebel sad seat es Ireland is a fast plead Domed doubt; het from dm .west of its arrival at the Cutler-bum quay W honker loaewildg• of It termlastas. Hm I. 'wither &Elsie sayatery ; wbo will unravel it ? It is as important TIMM in elegidatioa of the eventful history of John &d -istr.—Corker &Mimi. Jait . Apothicm....... Hustlarce .... WRISCL OR • BRIO ON THE GOODWIN BARDS Willi Loss os Lassa.—The loss of the brig Jessie A. Coptsla Meares, is ballast, ea the Goodwin leads, while ea her voyage from Diem to Shields, lushes. reported at Lloyd's. The disaster la described as follows by the septets: "We Riled from Dieppe on the 21st fait., the wind westerly, moderate, bat isersesing; 9 pa., made Deepness Light. Os the nod, at about 1.10 wade the South Fording Light, wiled WSW., bbsriai I very bud, sad the weather thick with tate ; oestinued leaf Mir" atoning INS. sseil about 140 an., whet we MOM the Mall Light; also du North Bud Light, whidl Mew here 111.. • Mute aeetherly. Did set heave the lead, by Wwe wow We be is, Imbed et ; Map steely awl ks ewalppei the raider; bone heavily, sad owe Ilk& Thee eadeawered to get the Wee deer, but whlld se deb, th=Wood ever of het hooodoido, sad both belle wow dp we deck, the as beaks heavily ever ma. We lead etwelves feet eke, the eseeheerd quiver ewe. the de r who was wombed overheard. We wage what Wiwi we weld for emblem% b blealag a Wish kettle, Is. Abele II am. the Ramapo Illobless, with the \sewer se& eine et ea. mad melted to with iweelderehile thew beledr l vory heavy we Wein ewe do vowel, fie bike* repeatedly. We wow leaded at Ikeeepiee about 9 a.m.' CITRTAL PAWL ONE SHILLING DAIL,-... WIRXISDAT, dam. 24.—AAIMESIONS OM payautat, 4,441; di is by mos Unto, 389. Total olden., 4,830. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 18!6. p diameter. adding that they esasidered there were pro. yoking circumstances to be maiddered fa that, favour. The assistant 'edge sonteased them mob to four mates' bard labour. Hoffman and Owen alias MiAe e, couvietad os Tues- day of assaulting the police, were brought up for judgment, sad the court statesard Owen to au, sad Hoff's= to roves months hard labour. 4ral t • Ana . gems - Vista 113,21 i ~...... 7 9 Jut ..,.. i 0 ....... 7 8 6 Lady ..—.... 7 S _,... 7 L A . .................«.... 4Li ..7 7 r .zif.... 6 II 7 7 6.61165 ii Num —..— flf 7 4 jias --- ... 7 4 Mmes., 7 4 Jan.lies 7 $ Tea Ware, Mamma PLATE of 100 son., added to a sweepstakes of 6 sou. ea* for e/1 ages ; meteors of say nes after the weights irseepelliebed 6 lbs., of two, or Gee of 200 ewe., flee. extra. The steal to metre 10 eon. oat of lb. mhos. One mile mei s teeeter. (20 sate.) Aso at lb Apt Nlb WM Illosinia. 3 6 I tholdeue —...... 3 4 f0rab001........ 4 4 1Nt0kdi1a......... —... 3 4 Ourtioor ....... 4 6 glee Orbs --....... $ 4 312. i. .. e . . 4 7 I Log of liellosi ...... 3 I h ■ im 4 T NIN MD Pi Lbsii...— 3 f it. Dowelm.— $ IS Hotoboar .—....... 5 7 Ilsbrose ........._ s II 97N0 Masse Ovum ... S 6 3 3100 , / .. —...... I (dud) Tee Tiessoae HANDICAP PLAT. of 60 sem for .11 mu, the Lawn diet the peblieetlea of the weights 61 Mrs. Half a mile. Age et 1 Ale oil Otoo -fort .—....—.. 6 I Pods Ilaagoreo . ..... 3 Aseollos"7" -- .. looopolt II ot. ourrii . ..:.% . - 7...., - .. ra 4 yea meek .. . z......... 7... ......, ..:iii;iii freer; 1161............. OM ............... 4 1 0ktethe.......... WM .... 4 1 OM Bole ---- -- 6 14 Steseree ......_ 3 0 tooll• My.... „.,,,._ Owls Brow . re 06464 ... $ I ....—.— 3 Ni.s 5ub...._._.. 414, ...""*". 4 I I 1A47 114"**- 175a1ar......_...... 3 II elator to DM Dee. Pere „,..„,,,,,,....„ 3 10 sleigh .................. J.atu *mama. COURT OF BA MOM NM. r.—Bra 24. ID 11 TOX DZZ IZTDI. This was the maimed= mai ia tbe me of J. J. sad C. 0. Tot der 1.5., imbed - es Seism sand= Wirers aad merehssie. of Uwe Mammas= The moms (prepared by Mmes. Mamas sad Copley) are voltaisess, samlisi ever Dearly Mr years prior to the faun, In A bas, obi showim a law about of liability. The Mai ms aMla ow-0 mestured creditors. 12,0461.; to shwa babas essafty, mil. ; besides liabilities (Melly oa bills) a 7,11531. - The bests an stated at 1,9601. is good debts ; 1,1171. to wpm ; abo 5001 ia wish be the banes of Lawrence, PM sad Co.. subject to abeam. TM property held b vaned at 1 , 1731. The profits had beta 10,1111111. t trade =peas= 8,6861.; drawn est by J. J. Von der HMIs. 2,7631; by the other partner, 1,846 L ; lases, 4,3241 ( atthfsaco 2,353 L had bees Maned la the realised= of &DB pieperty). The beakrepts passed =opposed._ IX U BRYAN. Tim backslap% as oil anti salesman, of Lambeth walk, applied kr log certificate. Debts sad liabilities, 1,4641. ; slats about 2001. Mr. Isswrsncs opposed for the aesipees, on the ground of reeklem trading. While the profits were only 6261., the expenses were 2.6401. In April of the present year the bankrupt hod petitioned the Insolvent Conti; and notwith standing his condition, he bad become security to 'manna offices for loans to other parties to the smoant of 4001. In one cue be was security to the English and Cambrian Office for a loan of 2001. to a person named Truscott, who Wes cso imgleent, as were both the other suretiee. Another lean of 2001. bad bun obtained from the British Mutual, for which he was also security. As his wife had an indepen dent income of 1181, it was submitted that he was not en titled to a certificate. Mr. Smith, for the bankrupt, urged es a mitigating el,- cetootance, that the I oMces had been Wt is the io quirks they made. Oes of the parties contracting the loan had promised the bankrupt as advance of 1,0001. Hle Honour said the bankrupt ought to have stopped mach earlier, long before he became security for thus bass. It was a perfect delve on for a man to becomes security for aunt er who was himself seek's, relief from him ewe des; and it wee no excess foe the bankrupt that he had so listed. The expenses were emonnows, far beyond what wee justified. The certificate =WA be suspended for six swaths ; whoa pasted to be of the mewed dame. IN BB =WARDS. The bankrupt was a watehmaker sad jeweller, of South ampton. This was the eertilleate muting. The debts are 8371.; wets about 4001. It appeared from the bankrupt's represtatatios that a robbery bad bees coismittod ow his promisee, whereby be lost 6001. worth of property; but, oddly enough, he could only give the noraben of very few of t►e watc►es; sad it was sabmit•ed, on the put of the assignees, that she eau wee one of great suspicion. His Honour did sot think be way padded in cocain to the eoulasion that thus bad bees no robbery. The bark rapt's inability to give the numbers of the watches appeared to be owiog to his not having kept regular books. Os the ground of the bad bookkeeping the ontificate would be snspoadad throe maths ; when grated to be of the third class. IN 11 PITO AND 111TA1.-IANIZIIPTOT ON IZTIIIITI MIXT 0011111ACTOZL This was the but ...flag sada the bankruptcy of P.to and Bryee, ousteselere, of Dame-street, Westminster. Tho haulages bed hese krply sopped in away cognate, prieeipelly far sepplyhti the troops with loather bete sad other accoatements. It *peened that they had expeeded a largo smart, upwards et 20,0004, ea three Fres& paints for aegeties the had.. of =heals into leather; these sot sameini Usk sapsetatiotte, this result was bank- Ma...No NOW .aromas lave yet hen died ; bat Use eggessimills illsessest dobts and assets hes bees yeigoool by lb. lammed, the meesataat : -- - s & s rd. To O Hsu .! ICIIPIs Mb Pi" - soon is SAO• • • DIN% was Dpi ► ' 19 be well Wad mist, I.ssS 14 S 01,141 7 11 an stobaboot ha. sesolol to no -1134000 0 • a t; 001-7--" Ibre 0 4;4 sal tans ..... 01 • 0 WOO 0 0 3.47$ 1 9 Debtors 'oij 9.10 111 0 CootrosU with bar If sjety's omen smatoetimatod to ibed to Moto mot 1,300 0 0 01,477 1 9 Dsdim, 510,3611 6 3 Malaga Ms dallshaer is to be set the lama that mar erastaalty le realised kola Was lateab he eetteeettelt the hleee of nab, apes while lt L statad.that there has ban amemodedapauds of mom Ur. Ossiler, loather Illerstiant, Beeranneelsoy, sad Mr. L. Mortimer, leather sserobaat, of Bt. Mali Au, won applaud trade assignees. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-430.2. 24. 20'0111 10. 01101:011101011011/10. IN MI 020101 W 4 ORDINAL This lasolvant, who karriorasiveteriaary seraeoe, was eppmed by Mr. D3lllll. for two creditors, named Godson and Taylor. Two others, Brooks sad Foulkes, epptered la per son. Mr. Bargood, with whim was Mr. Hera, supported. The complaint was fraud. The salsodslo was • leery large owe, soataialas about 250 Assam d parebeesst. The debts were oonsiderable, sad be bed mew, swim is him. Be had way " bill treassetiou " with Jame Widrsitorn, a within maker la the Oity•road. Mr. Ciodersa, ems of the Lper:L ess eredllesa, was se irsgusesier. is Aidesseatestreet. seed bin se sum% and 1N5.131 111 his • bill is, Meet *IL, whisk be said besotted* am" It turned est be be se aseemiedatbse aseigted by leba Waite- Mee, be sea of Jana Wblebers, who wee wiled, and admitted that be was a jerommmies• is his father, at Ik. a week. He said hie father seildsreif had sesered easy bills, and all for the secessedetiss of be lassibal. Mr. Goden had siren the damsels of the bilL Mr. Taylor, a paper Maar In Goswell-etmed, was a eredi. toe for 781 Is November be embed obrciaes of the biol. rent es fleith,Payes sad Knish, sad bad ategyeed bills. The Walnut Mapped him an the .boulder, and NMI* bin " old fellow," said ha woe worth 1,0001. Kr. 'Taylor was 'waned mei admitted that he had bass " soft" In his tranuatime with the issolvent. Mr. Brook, aaddliar ampialaast, bad cashed a cheque for SOL, drawn b the besiege% on lialtb. Paee, and Smith, kr luau who rewound n t he lasolvent BO peered et ingest,. Tire peas& bed bees paid off the si r: T. Teelkee, the berth creditor, had dig busted bib err See leseheet b epriag_ ailey irbitehorse's Sane Imo eel lee add the laselbst esid hie he bad hisseU deb OIL year. Mr Foulkes bed take. abet 30 per Nat. as beset A gssetlon was raised window the hoolveat had COB a debt with Taylor beedelestly on a bill of ax. o =h ilisesr ad net buses dabs ulna afterwards. fi r.M Nerybealadeeed bet be would sot be be by web • deatelse: I. bed preeigled i this semi ter nen be Oise with as eel be ebeekt be usweedgy of • seat sable be desk with MON selmednessi sees Ws MN. He had never legs nob • gebedde sad weeds. trams tin. If he did set nark this esee, be ebeeid sot be doing his duty. He was seestestly medley webbed sow to prisms, wbe did epee blew elm etervedes was Series them in Ile beep se& * stipule should be be if ha permed wear mmft • u per sh. limear vie ajadgment at the suit of tbe her emblem be bead. for • period of 12 calendar nestle. IX as XXXST COSISS . lassluat yes enema by • ',editor aes•ed Dry for vssadoses defame. lit. Woabesy, the barrios, sup. r••••••• Tie debt err 82:., sad tke costs 46t The Insolvent bed boss sled menthe Is prises, sad bad (se tense. Mr. Osmalaieser Numb, s ,Isdamest at this maths frost the remiss order to 354. 11_11 MARX HIGGINS. Kr. Muni Boyd ti• soon to saastloa a eomproste• to pt out of a salt Is Cbanctry. Appliaatioa 'noted. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. sirom TR Jobs Britten mad James Campbell, lighters,s is ttio employ of the Trinity Corporatios, were imitated foe having aranited Walter Little, a evadable of the H divhion of Metropolitan Police, In the dm samation of his Mike. Mr. Metcalfe sooduted the promotion ; Mr. alines ap. peered foe the defendants. The trial of this ems mospled the mart all day, bat the material fate upon whisk the jury had to determine the issue may be very shortly stated. The sass for the prosecu tion was, that about three o'clock on the tannin of the 12th of July, the defendants and soma friends of theirs left • publiwioase sailed the Mamas' era', is Wilsey-sheet, Cesnmsesialmsad, whoa they crested a disturbance sad sod oserly beanie( limenege to a female ; that see the Fwi trwAsir denier. them to be qoist ant go home a second tins, wed aeopoolog the alternative of theft panto( the temsdriedi of — dee MIMEIng is the statiottrbesso, the dw (sodas' Campbell heat down. sad Man severely kicked him, after Whisli, with the sodattost of dose Ober termohlo, they woe eimorol. TM eleatabita &Med levies wee their trikaahoow. For .the delbeee whams, woe ealiefi—on of thew Wive etraegen to the path% who espousi slot they saw the wide troweetios, aad that LIN* the pnemoter, without way ~.wand.., sad while DMus Well Camoball *words hose, be Wag • 11011 the woos fee week hits • weitootless Wow ea the heel with lib 1 ead that the taw imo oats 451.224. tat 425 ef the wee digitise, while loaz roe 011Wlek tube aireenall amis. _" and phy, te delft s boat Wet stout the hipped rf !pith their treetheeto with nest onside= brotaNty. t was Wear there was Ado merles ea sue die au the ether. The Jury hoot the ithatioele 6.iry, sad reeolatee•4•6 Wee to maim la Newt of the previews 'geneses of their THE POLICE COURTS NANSION-1101381. —.—..----. Mr. John Pringle, — a native of Cllsagow, who had been remanded upon the thane of bevies, en tie 13th inst., unlawfully written and sent to Mr. Benjamin Batt (Secre tary of the Bank of Lends.) a cumin letter directly offer log to prevent the publication of a certain matter touching divers persons, trader. in this City, under the Brm sod title of the Bank of London, with the intent to extort from them certain of their moneys," was again brought beton the Lied Mayor. Mr. Badkin, instructed by Mr. T. Tyne), the solicitor to lb* Beck of London, again appeared on the pert of the pro secution, and Mr. Marshall attended fcr the prisoner. Mr. Bodkin said he did not intend to offer any further evidence in support of the prosecution, and asked for • committal of the prisoner upon that which bad been already adduced. Mr. Marshall then submitted that t►e prisoner ought to be at once disoharged, as the charge upon which the warrant had been issued did not come within the terms of the act of parliament. No doubt the prisoner bad been guilty of great indiscretion and impropriety in writing the letter upon which a mil:nista charge against him had bun preferred, bat he had enomitted no offence which was made felony by the 7th and Bth Ciro. IV. _ . _ _ • Mr. Bodkin—No, not a felooy. You ere referring to the "nogg act of parliament. It the circumstances had been strictly c stunned and the prosecutors had been disposed to act with scything like vindictiveness, I think they might have bees joitified in unities this as a charge of felony, but they have adopted the present course, thiakiog it will be sufficieet to put an end to the annoyance they have ex perienced at the hands of the prisoner, and show in respect to other monetary establiebmects that this system cannot be minified to continue. The charge is a misdemeanour under Lord Campbell's Act, and not a felony. Mr. Marshall said thst the object of the legislature was to p t persons from 'atoning money by • threat to publish a libel. I. order to be en offence within the ass of parliament, the threat must be to publish a libel apes the person from whom the mosey wee attempted to be extorted. In construing penal act., the court mast apply the most rigid ridge of constriction, and must not, in order to punish a penes who has committed an act of indienc lion, enlarge the terms of the act beyond its very wordr The prisoner had not threatened to publish the letter; he had simply stated that a pamphlet wet written, end that soles, he received attention to his claim he would not use his endeavours to prevent its publintios. Bo far from hided libellous, if the matter contained in the pamphlet was true, it wag an act of public duty, in order to p t consequences ruinous to the commercial community, to pablish it, notwithstanding the high respectability of the Bank of London; and any one performing such an act of public duty was 'elided to the thinks of his fellow-subjects. ' Mr. Bodkin said that Mr. Marahill had totally miens esived the nature of the charge against the prisoner, and had come with an answer to a supposed charge of felony. The warrant said nothing about a threat to publish a libel. Under the terms of the statute it did net ingoify whether the letter was libellous or net. It was clear that no prima fade can of claim existed on the pert of the prisoner, and if he (Mr. Bodkin) were disposed to treat the matter with levity, nothing could be more ridiculous than that a person who asked fee mosey to purchase the common necessaries of life should oath to be irjured by being prevented from establishing a beak. The Bank of London was too firmly established is the confidence of the public not to be able to Inn the muster with contempt; but the directors were Impastively blued to show that such proosedisp could not hspnity. No man living could read the letters itaco by the phone, without seeing that hie object was ft IMMO swag from the Mentors of the Bank of London mostlethelow of hie abandonlag a claim which he had hid to MAY la • test of law. He (Mr. Bodkin) now eshti 1110 Leoll ars to toll upon the prisoner to find bail issono the damp WI dot (Astral Criminal Court. The Lent Ilegoo Go the prinaer)—Althosigh yea are advised by esessek el y wish to ray anything I will heat yon; bat I Malt to tell you beforehand th at it le my intention le yes for trial. I most gin you the ordinary eamffilightlbet anything you say will be tikes down in writhrs.elel may be given in evidenee against yea at your ins. Prioesew—l have this morning jotted down what I wish to be recorded in this court. Ido not stand here to call is gunnies anything with regard to the ethnical Innen ideate of this country, but there Is something hurled in the eir ougatenos that a prisoner, after he I year lordship's presents, ham not th e opp ortunity of communicating with Ws friends Inept at a fearfel net. The Lord Mayor—My course is perfectly clear. I have nothing brought before me to-day which I did not know when I granted the warrant. I could only take the letter according to the import which it appeared to me to boar, namely, that it came within the act of parliament, and was in the nature of a threat for the purpose of obtaining money. At the last examination, I made some observation with regard to the value of public opinion, which se doubt affects all establishments that depend upon credit. No public opinion can make an insolvent establish most solvent; bat, at the game time, a great 'Diary may be sustained, not only by those who have immediate in tueste In the bank and the publlo at large, but by the nation; because no great establishment dependent upon credit can be affected without the nation at large suffering. Therefore there is great reason why all such establishments should be of a nature, from their composition, fairly to re• calve that credit which they have in this commercial eountry, and there is great reason why, if are attacked, the law should cannilly guard them—so that those who transits* ' should be brou-iht to answer for their conduct. You will be committed for trial by a judge and jury. Yon will hays the opportunity, upon procuring bail, to wank year ad. viten and suffer as little inconvenience as dersittio. The prisoner intimated his desire to address the end. and proceeded at some length to urge the softening of die privies him of onamustcatioa with hie friend'. He com plained of usproliesional seal having been shown against him by Mr. Bodkin, and was proceeding with some warmth, when The Lord Mayor reminded him that be could only be heard to address himself to the furl of the one. Prisoner—l am placed in circumstances of great difficulty. The only person I have seen wag a gentleman who was per tained to look at me for a few minutes through the gaol gratings. Except those prison companions, the Bible and Prayer Book, I have not seen a peg. of print. The Lord Mayor—Just separate abatis speech and what le answer, Incases Mr. Bodkin's speech did not go on the deposition, and your speech cannot go on them. Prisoner—Then here I go to the defence, wbieh I wrote this meriting as soon as it wet light. Here is the precious document. The Loyd Mayor—l think it necessary before you eon mend, to have the evident, taken upon the first examina tion read over by the chief clerk, and your counsel con noes-examine the winsome If you think proper. The depositions were then read, and Mr. Marshall said the only question he had to ask, was one which he would call upon Mr. Boott to answer. It was, whether that gentle man bed not heard previously from some other person than Mi. Lawson, of the intention to establish a bank with the same of the London Bank ? Mr. Boott—l did not know, except from Mr. Lawson, of any attempt to establish any bank with the name of the Book of Leedom, previously to the establishment of that book, and I beard of it from him mix moths after the bank had been established. The Lord Mayor then repeated the usual form of address gives to prisoners previously to cosarrittal, sod slid the prisoner that he might make any statement he thought would be serv.esable to him, but he mut consider that his words would be taken dour, and might be used against hiss ea hie trial The prisoner thee load from the paper of which he hod spokes as having been writhes by him In prison the follow ing statement, which he was most analogs should be taken down in the note of the chief clerk Defence prelinsi nary.—First. No copy of the charge or statement made by Mr. Booty, or of the Lord Mayor's warrant issued thereon, or of the charge made against are in any ship or form, hoe ever been handed to me, or to anyone in my be. ha'f. Second. All legal questions, as to concurrent sad cumulative jari diction, and as to libel and the publication thereof, ere 99999 Tad. Third. On the merit,. As stated by me In my statement, or signed declaration, taken before the justices of the peace In Glasgow, and which I request may be produced sod put into court here, I now spin repeat that in writing Idr. Broth the letter, founded on which was one of a series reasonably urging the settlement of a reasonable claim, I duly that I was actuated by any improper feeling, or that I committed any criminal set whatever. Of the clause is the sot of parliament alluded to hy the prosecutor 1 was not aware, but neither in its spirit nor its letter was that act over Intended, or can, by any fair construction, toe held to apply to a cue like the present. Fourth. I a not the author of the printed advertisement called " A warning," alluded to in said letter, nor have I ever written a simple article hostile to either the Royal British Beak or the Bask of London. To see both prosper had ever been my wish and dative. Filth. As I am as enclose to meet and see the issue of this ores as Mr. B ott can be, my word or perrocal moguls' , re should be taken as readily se his. Sixth. If I had been guilty, which I sin not, sod had been convicted, which by a British jury I feel sere I Bev. r shall be, I could not here endured more painful ab t race and lose, or more severs treatment end proctor inureeration and hardship than I have. Lastly. As at this rate no one who writes a letter to another urging settlement of s jut claim, is any bracer We against summary arrest sad incarceration in bleak holes and gaols, both of which I have been thrown into. I now in the sawed name elastic*, and by my Anhui as a British subject, sad for the sake of British (nodose, desisted a hearing, and a full and fair trial before a Joey." The Lord Mayor—Are you prepared with hail ? I stall moire two sourlties In the sum of 601. sub, sad your own Hearth, to the mutt of 1001. prisons —I am a stranger here, and have bad no oppor. tooter of eoanemokatiop with my Woods. The Lord Mayor—That is quite out of the questa"). You have bad fall opportunity, sad the eiteauirtsoces have boos wade knows ri the world eines your first ezeraisatioa. • 'meows of the legal profession here elated that he had for Reny yew, known the prisoner, and was ocavineed that bail mu& be easily obtained. The Lord Weyer, after having communicated for a few moments with*. counsel for the prosteution, said to the profeeslosal gentleman who firer addressed him, "1 ama told by Mr. Bodkin that the prosecutors are williny to ac• apt you hail without any additional security, if you are to mower for the risoner's appearance to take hie trial.' ' _ . The offer was immediately accepted, sad the prisoner was liberated. _ _ _ The Lord e Mayor, In addressing the primmer on his de parture, said—" You entertain a wrong Impression alto• pettier, with respect to Mr. Bodkin's conduct. A more humane or gentlemanly advocate or cpponeat no man has ever had. I believe he may be quoted as one of the kindest men at the bar." Mr. Pringle—lnward his weal as an advocate, and meant no imputation upon his character. Cornelius Boor, a youog man is the service of Mr. Salo mon', of No. 6, Houndsditcb, was chsrgid with unlawfully detaining a large Neirfoundland dog, the property of Mr. Hughes, No. 4, Thome...terrace, Mile end-road, Stepney. It appeared that Mr. Hughes lost the dog a short time since, sod cm Friday last the defendant was at pped by the owner of the animal, who claimed the dog as his property. The dog was worth M., and could perform ee I tricks. Mr. Salomon' produced five members of the Jewish per gumboil, who swore positively they tad seen the dog on bra premieet for the last e'gbteen months. Mr. Rama Ould, of Bow, _a gentleman of property, said that he gave the dog to Mr. Magner, and be was quite cu. tsin it was the same animal. _ The Lord "layer then ordered the dog to be muzzled and lib rated by the constable, which hay.tg been done, the animal vaulted over the iron railings acme the clerk's table Into ths body of the court. S me difficulty arose before "Bruin" could be sicured by the officers in attendance. The solicitor for Mr. Hughes suggested that both claim ants should make the dog perform a few uicks, which ha,- iog been done, the pm animal seemed to know both the Owners. _ . The Lord Mayor thereupon advised both parties to seek redress at the City Sheriff's C3urt, where the judge would no doubt be able to srtt:e the matter in dispute. Police-constable 666 was ordered to detain the dog in the meanwhile, and charge the legal claimant for its keep. The proteedinp Vim terminated. GUILDHALL. --- --- Mr. Joseph Quick, of the Vaughan Waterworks Com pany, Sumner-street, Southwark-bridge road, the owner of mural houses in MiAlesez-usaage, Bartholomew-clove, was summoned by the City Commissioners of Sewers to show canoe why Noe. 1,2, and 3 should not be pulled down, Wig in a &tepid wed state end daemons to the public. Mr. James Rumen appeared for Mr Quick; and Mr. Sergeant on behalf of an insurance company. Mr. Tyrrell said these preceediogs were taken out agairst the defendant under the 18 & 19 Vic., cap. 122, sec. 73. The Commiuioners of Sewers rcc•ived information on the 11th of July that the houses in question were in a delapi dated condition, ned they seat to the district surveyor, di recting him to survey the premises, sad send in a certificate uto their condition. lie certified they were in a minors and dangerous state, upon whict notice in writing was given to the defendant, requiring hat to pull them down. He had not complied, and the eoluniesioners had therefore shored up the walls to prevent accidents under the power vented in them, and now applied to the magistrate to enforce compliance with their order. The deputy clerk to the Commissioner, of Sewers proved the certificates end notices. Mr. Rumen said than proceedings were unnecessary, for the workmen were now esgeged in pulling the houses down. Alter some discussion, Alderman Lawrence granted the order for taking down the helms within seven days from this date. _ _ _ _ _ Simile? orders were obtained for bowel Nos. 1,6, and 7, Willia'acoart, which were in the occupation of Julia Collins, Joseph Tarbnck, and ?day Jeering, none of whom had paid any rent for the last two years, the impiety beitg is Chancery. BOW-STREET, The marine storedealer, Therms Clarke, and florist Clarke, his wife, who s tood remanded on the charge of being :concerned in the robbery of globes ' Itc. from the premien of Idr. Wyld, geographer, 457, Strand, on the Welt of the 22nd August, were brought before Mr. Jar dine for final examinatioo. . . James klarradtais, another marine storedealer, wu now placed best a them, having been apprehended on the pre vious day, on suspicion of being also implicated. In addition to the evidence given on the first occasion, it wee now proved that a few days after the apprehension of the Clarks', the prisoner Harradice and another man left • boa or ease and a bag eta receiving-house of the London Parcels Delivery Company, at St. John's-wo - d, directed to Kr. Wyld. They were forwarded in due course, and when opened by Mr. Parrock, the prosecutor's foremen, the cue woe found to contain five of the stolen globes, and the frames and brasses belonging to them. When sppre headed ow Teerday, at his shop in Bermondsey-street, Houdin, denied that he was the person, but he wee iden tified by a working man named Cole, who saw him enter the receiving -house, and by Mrs. Pollard, the wife of the shopkeeper. Mr. Lewis,iwho appeared for the Clarke., aaid he could not resist the committal of the huband, bat there wee nothing to show that the wife had not acted under his direc tion. He cited cues to show that she could not be held liable, however she might have participated, unless it was proved that she had received property independently of him. Mr. Jardine held the objection good, and discharged the woman, bat committed the male ptimonen for trial. Clarke was also committed for stealing a large quantify of title deeds, which his wife wee attempting to destroy, when she was detected by Holmes, F 50, on the ocerion of Cla►ke's apprehension. He was further charged with being concerned is a burglary at the howls of Charles Gale, a post-office letter carrier, 35, Greek-street, Soho. The property stolen, con sisting of plate, bed-clothing, linen, &c., waa found in psi sonar's posuseion on the same occasion. In this case also he was committed for trial. MARKETS. COTTON.—Lis.inroot., firer. 24.—The market closed firm with a hardening tendeney. Prima of American are ed. per lb. dearer than lest week. The advance to more marked in the qualitim between Sidi end 6d. per lb. The gates are estimated at 12,000 bale*, eopprlamg 8,000 on speculation, and 2,400 for export, including 80 Pernem and Mararbum, at 6jd. to 7d.; 700 Egyptian, at 6d. to 801.; and 1,600 Buret, at 41d. to Sjd. per Do. conN.—Bommg, Efrn. 24.—We had a stood supple of wheat at our market to-day, watt; a goci demand a' 2s. below last week's pion. Reds, 632. to 66e.; white, 675. to 70s. The show of O.liS w:s fair, end late rates well support t-21:21. to 31s. Not woes dot 'n bears. ermarow.ow.Trei. Brer. 16.—The arrivals of wheat coastwise ter the put wok are large. To this day'. market we had a good allow from the 'rowers. Wheat of best quality sold at about last writes prices, whilst clamp and inferior descriptions met a slow eke at a de. cline of 2s. to 34. per quarter. In other grata there is no rrsteilvl cheap. Arrivals: Whntt, coastwise, 3,330 qrs.; barley, 300 qrs. CATPLP.—SovreALT sari. 24.—Our trade Wail heavy to-de; sod the Inferior quallas made lower pricer. Beef made tr. ht. t ) 41. 10)1. Mutton, 41). to M. Veal, 4s. to 4e. ltd. Pork, 3e. ed. to ie. 10d. pee stow of Sibs, sinking the °fr. OHALS.—Lonnon; Ear. St.—Bates', West Hartley, 17s. 6d. Holywell, 17s. Ed. ; North Percy Malley, 17s. 6d.; Tandeld Note, ISs. 3d.; Walls End Acorn Close, 17s. Ed.; Walla End to, forth, ; Walls End Heaton, 17a 6d.; Eden Naha ; Walls End Belmont, 17s. 9d.; Walla End Buddy'''. Hs.; Walls End Eratnirallerate, Ills. ; Walls End Hassell, 19a. ; Walls End Herm. 19a.; Walls End Helton Lyon., 17a. ltd.; Walls End F easts,, 17s. 3d. ; Wald End ItuseePs Hewn, Ifla.; Wails End South Het. ton, ISa. 9d.: Wails End Cando; to.; Wails End Ilecith Halle 17a N.; Walls End Enloe, 18a. 6d.: Walls End llonln Hardened, Sd. ; Walls End Sowh Kenos, 11,. W.; Walls End Teo, 195.; Walls End Evestrood, 1611. 6d. lAdvertieement.l—AT ME. MICIII'S ESTABLISH. sears, H 2, Regard street, No. 4, Leadeettalletreet, and Crpstil Palace, are ruhibitt d Burst ere siene of British eisnotacturre„ In Drtaidsvores, Workhorse, Wl:utopia" Drennan -bap, sada:sot art:aired utility:lr traory sonatas for presentation. • separated.. t for ?gar: Marini lianuasetures and Zaratelle Telde rt u le n r; i : Baser., Boise" Featome, Strop., Putt, ke. sbipptmg orders ereauted. Beate prices charged at all the Tetabrabnientr. Ihw Shoe ROOM at th• est-street Establabroent for the Tie of Wm:re Tints in spoon& loran and a variety of .rtidsen BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BACKUOUSE.—Sept. 21, at Middleton Lodge, near Richmond, the wife of F. B.ckhoine, Le 4., Of a son. BOOTMSY.—ffept. 20, at Non Lodge, Neednood Forest, Stafford. shire, the wire of C. E. Bootbby, Epq.. of a eauchter. DYKEri,—Stipt. 21, 3t togwell, Cumberl.nd, the wile of Frechevill• 1.. B. Dying. Eoq , of a 5,3 n. ELLEN.—Sept. 22. at AlbionAttart, Driston, the wife of E. 11. Ellen. Cam. of a d.ughter. RAMILTON.—Bent. 23, at fllion.anuare, Lady Clouds Ilamilton, of 800. JENNINOIL—Sept. 2/, at Glotteever-ereeeent North, the wits et W. 0. Jinialap F.s., et *daughter. KELBEY.-Begt. rit, at Medina villa; Daletos-lane, the wife of Yr. J. Kelm. jun" el a daughter. PAINIL—Sept. SI, at Albert-mum*, Clapham-road, ON wife Of Mr. W. Par" of a son. MARRIAGES. -..wLD—PATIENT.—Rept. 20, at Bt. Michael'r, Stoctwell. by the Ker. H. Thowpaen, W. 8. Benefield, Iwo., ot Pbtlpot.larke, Lon don to Anne, daughter of the late A. Patient, Esq.. of Ccrton llottar, ths. CLEGO—RICIIARDSON.—Sept. 20. at the parlelt church, Wallfax,, Mr.!. Clegg, of that town, to Jane, daughter of Mr. likbardson. LATCHFORD—DONL- Sept. 22, at St. Petree, teerton, near 1.1. 'mod, by the Rey. 8. B. Button, 8.A., Mr. J. Latchford to Mir Mary Done, both of Benton. WILLIAMS Mk t -GANER.— nerd. 20, at Poplar Church. W. Wil liam, IN., of ton, to Mary Parry, daughter of J. I'. Gardner. EN., of the lame place. DEATHS. ADoocit.-Bept. M. Mr. W. Adcock, of Ftorey.street, UMW, aged U. BROW:!.—Sept I), at Catteas.pore, Ditabargh, Dr 8. Brown. DOZ.-B*ot. 11, at Dorchester, new, W. Cos. req., egad 74. 4116011414.-13ept. 22, .t Oreenteleb, Mr. J. Waging, seed 70. BlLL.—Sept 10, at Little Trtnity.laar, Quesahithe, the Nov. L 021 AM— egad IS. ItUNTAlL—flapt. U, at Westboarte.tensee, Ilyda•park, W. MIS. tar, Lob asel St. 1. JONZS.—eopt. 31, at Jetrayn.atzeet, ULM% if*/ 4311111161 Jones. 8.11.. ailed 4. KNIGHT.—Sept 71, J. Knight, Taq.„ of Welberna Rea" Parable% 0000 M. - - Prieto! sag yetelebed by Witmer KING Helm. of Na l, Leedom! Street. ta tbe Oty el Londe... Ptlotee. tbe °Moo, In Localism ellteet.latbe?Malist otWbiteettsts.—Tscuyey,earrons3s,lllo. i r I