The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-05 00:00:00

- sees comected with die bolded that he thought desirable.. Did he 'maim Sir Alosemda. H ninon ? lie did set; he did mit ant to do so. Is there say improvement% you would rows, is the gest ral pommeled of the hospital, with:, view to rendering t: inure effective I— I think that the governors might improve it in this respect .—Thvommittee is pro. t,co::y an open one. 1 think it wield he desirable not th.t any governor should be andaded, bet that there should be a distion committee to be easel the Bethlehem Committee. We have it now in this way : them is • gesseal committee. envision, of forty two who an paid* fur the prima management .4 • hospital ; they are required to divide themselves late seetions, and that colt should bo en duty for • colander mouth, but that practically is a dead letter. I think it would be desirable if a distinct mansittee wen appointed, ay ten or twelve. who should be @woad to tarnish • rough daily report of the proceedings of the hospital ; for until the year 184.3, there was au report presented to the governors. I then drew up • report for that year, but we found it im possible to extort one from the physi inns ; we could get no informative at all from them ; and the nett Ten I drew up one myself, but the labour is too gr...t. We have now got the physicians report, bat it is ther.ly a short skeleton report, what I cell • turopike-gate Tema list of those who come In sad go oat ; bat as to its being a valwabee report, it neither creditable to the hospital ote of value. Have you beard different complaiate at different time* of the minsieduct oh the present :--I:lldoUbtelLy have. What is your system of inquiry into enages of that kind ? Do you think it is good and effective.' —Wheamser any chug. of the sort has tnen mode 1 have teen present, and it has always been er.quised into. The Caorges are gene rally of a very vague character ; there is difficulty in re c.:lima sccusations from persons of that deseription. In so large an hospital, is not a great portioa of the time of the governor- engaged in the flnsuiol department? — Yee, in the management of the estate.. The oat of the government of the two hospitals of lie tiilehem and Bride well is in Bridge•strem, Illselftiars, at Bridewell, where the great hall is, and the office, clerks, and receiver, and when the general manogenient of the bueissees is conducted. What an the precise duties and practice of the house committee with reference to 11641160 M and inspections in Bethlehem ?—The house committee do not visit Bethlehem Hospital at all. The general committee is for the =mage nta at of the Main of Bethlehem llcspital, and they never meet except at Bridewell hospital, emit," there is a sp.eial inquiry. Does that committee meet regularly even week —The Bethlehem committee meet every week on a 'Friday. le then generally a good attendance I —Generally there is but a small attendance. Are they generally speaking the same people?—No. Do you coosider that to be an evil 1-1 -on/Wet it to be sa evil certainly. Do you think it would be remedied be your prollbsi bon if there was • fixed committee?-1 think so, judging front what I have seen. Attached to Bethlehem is on establishment belonging to Bridewell, called " The House ofOccupation." The committee there wois of a loose and fluctuating chanter; but upon my motion a Bled com mittee was appointed, said we have found it work better, because we lied the gentlemen attend inc,7e constantly when they are expected to *need, and we avoid all those once n attnenees that must attend a ductuotim; committee. Has the treason any special ruthinity I—No decided 'credal authority. He has considerable authority, because, la,ug the permanentchairman of the fluctuating committee, be uncleanly exercises conaidenb:e Lithium. lie is always present. lie is the permanent chairman ?—Yes. Did the Bethlehem sub-committee personally inspect the various rooms and wards of the hospital, and convene with the patience ?—Some samberrs generally come to every com mittee. They go round the hospital, end they ask any quotioss and make any inquiries they think proper.; Do they trust at all and to any considerable extant to the representatioas of the medical officers or matron as to the comforts isecessary for the patients ?—Chictiy of the metros and the apothecary ; the physicians never accompany them Havelymair improvements been made lately spot the female aids by putting the loose straw into tic k s ?—Ye,. At whom suggestion was that alteration made ?—lt was entirely in consequence of the inquiry into the circum stances ommeted with the treatment of Miss Hysem. There wee no doaht that the appearances on her body were occasioned, as reported by the medical officer, from punc tures hoes pieces of straw. We were told that however Implement the sound of putting lunatics on straw might be, notwithstanding that straw was better for what are mina rily called dirty patients, and most comfortable far that& 13y whom were you told that:—Mr. Wood, the smedled officer, gave that opinion, and we understood it was as opinion also given by • professional member of this board. However, we said, notwithstanding that, after the results that appeared, it should not be the ease for the future. Do you ever yourself go mod the hospital T—lre gumlike. Have you ever been late the lissessent ward T—l have, la the pot which is called the leek beseniest h—Yes. Wais t s ever aware that patients in the boa beersest, re befo ass booked up as sight, sea etslggeigedseely naked, deed in theft tells without my lesdelledm whatever I was adman of that. If mach • eistenwat hod Noe to your knowledge would yes set have lobes soessees s alter it ?—I maid have him handles step le hews Imola it mkt the know ledge of the gprosasee, she, I believe, would set base tolerated the oesdasesee of wet a not Ho one day. Dm it .at Mints rat burls poetise te have itsbould htiostsle with, est die Imewiedge of of the visflisd ph si ? raw almost ineenepeebessible, =dilutes t with =ldischargeof their duties. ower has the temenrer with rognet to the pa- BIM% osa be give • general ceder indepsedleat of the cote- MOM affelevernors ?—No ; I am not swan of hie powering seal power. steps have yea idea with respect to the abolition of teesdat —I repeated trees time to time to the Bethle hem ennoittee the which the nou-rostraint system' egg sohig ag ilea and other asylums, Imlay one of 11111•Ala na lmlicea, aid the facility with which the re lad had bees redoeed. The don. d▪ m it mad sopsilsi spiast it. !bey Nil it was ddlednee to • gnat Mist, bat they would dello best they OW to Mace it. At Lest, however, 1 the...awed if they ' did set do it to the exam it had been oilseed is other Wit., that I wield tote some devise publicity IS thitaista Wow I this OMNI it 112941011. Ws yes give lay sedeseent to the conotokeere as to the air.. end disirestse of the exercise and illiettion al hued th=zie t—l think it is limited tee sesch. I IMO the for the oedema night he lowasoll, wad* of of iassesble me gions, Is = 111 : obasatkoh mob es molisg and and ow -1 think • greeter &epee wagley. Met a i llo g i l d u r . reed to the than le see. Theo is • iihredli lathe burial with rospeet it Ildwidba...o.7 - m-to- wird' who one in tad OM SIMI • very eat epees of dos I disk the peenriest dos have sotto, suisiont oneveis see iropleysiest. Have the ANN gigittioto made say gari= ll ° raw y_yrous opassesr. I believe if ann.. *the goiersen for the lest 17 years (1 will answer daft lot two) woe referred to, that you will dad not a alt•M i i p S? km esemsl ite g4n; t u b i np ty % or the Isißeti dries of is boded used for as WARM ? nit so sew I W head the suggestion ups them. I egos them the advantage dieidiag ent i l el l iehl if ildelt mush toe lois, AM which stla to • Hileaky Is the elsofibedos. They Iles iessonesdied Chet t bet with roped to esigleyseate, their ' , verb are • bird. Bi D t := know the Mink, of beds that Hey have in P—Then k• Am Ong provided fie the pa. Seaga, holh male end lonia. Have they semi to deent; d deponents have set; it is *sly fee the quiet sad banter IMMO patitnts. Do yea eirseider thst Xr. Heel, the reddest weed elver, has toe swab Si de P—Well, I think be has lather too mach. Ide wet soy le has too much to de se es elicio. I know that at Haswell, where they have I.lNPHyseieste, they love but two ellears. Os ere side these an 416 nests, and Dr. Weedier oily that webs. The demwey is, that every =wheal eller mast have an eggeetnnisy of keviagit esiodea, sot then the hospital is poodedly left without seeded stowehiss. I think the oeig= ere this Implied Hen tie Adel Mltation of the re Me set lees stlended with advantage. Of what deo er desedidies are the nurses sal Wood son h— I so lordly oestpelest to answer that question. The kende ameadeste sideded by the matron, sad the side sosolede try thespeetroary. I must say, however, that I MA bath, botopeolally the female attendants, are of es Isfleffire domiplies elespoind with those I have seen at oho pleas; they have so that kindness of manner MOM don thet they sight to have. A:together, the nt• tesiose bast of mesh • disnater as might be obtained for es ostablishemest like Batielolos, where the attendants have good lidos, good wipe, and every comfort. The whim withdrew. • This is se error, airy " appointed," not pail" • ilassold sot this brirOO STOIII AND FLOODS IN TUC NORTH Or ENGLAND. —Pm Mae days mot (says • correspondent and eye witness) I heavy rains have prevailed in the oath of England, and all the stoma have been greatly swollro, end mane fields laid seder water. The rain fell in the might:owl:ood of Neworgir 0a Theirlay, along the line of the ()rent Northam eke? poring Fetethow, the effects of the heavy reins were chitin in the washed road., and the prole in the bower roam ef the bade. North of Darlington • mile or two thellsa heaths te amens a dyad level, and for some oilmen herd dee wathrtheading for more thm • huttared Tilde =Gila dendtbe II" which 'm.' across the plain on a slightly seemed embmaltemat. Ey and by the rails became altogether solusthri, sad the engine, with its henry tail dearelsoms, lbw y premeethd to clear its way through isaMmes Ithe of bees • foot to two feet to inn. • Without mess shining through a clear frosty sp the _island sea we were thus somp,y nei • sad showed the ester flashing through the wheels the wimps as Omagh the paddles of es missy little bmi seamen. The tope of the fences here sad there at the ibis of the Ilse were the sole visible evidences of the meadthey es whisk me were waving for about • mils and • bath sad 1•117 by I= nil the lawn and Itsteesn riming Wei Of wider, we he seavithed the train was mutually trawariag ea Wed country. sod not an arm albs me. on. of the up-Senthe of the provisos night had 11, Main M NUNN& dew Moshing Ferry-hill, the line Mindinagglis baths Owe temp suable. At Newcastle the meal boa bon liannit sal sarmicably heavy for more this a sweet. North of Norma* thu casatry has all the • =MO se haviag hems theanably seihml by long-eon soh, sod the aspect of the sky Is still stormy mad •111 useettbd.—ths4smars. THI EXPRESS. TUESDAY I REVIEW OF TIM CORN TRADE. (Yru the Mirk Law sAvess) so Maws la the deliveries was upeeted at least or a time. The adders from the lower Baltieperts agree as to the molt of the harvest in those parts. Wheat is remote) to h ave yielded well, and the quality Is described as doe, the 'rester part haring bees Wrested Is sapitel cooditlos. Stocks of old wheat appear to have been reduced lato a narrow compass in that quarter, and the deliveries from the growers boring bees oft quite a moderate male, fall teems had bees asked ; say Sile. to 40s_. per qr. hues beard. Barley is also dear at most of the Billie ports, ranging I. raise from 22a. to :is. Cid. per qr. Of oats them ars hardly say oven. At the near continental markets the wheat trade seems to have been somewhat indueneed by the dell secomuits from beau. Hamburg letters of Tuesday report an Increase is the supply of wheat, and the demand having continued slow, prices had given way about dd. per qr. Spring Corn had, on the other hand, been In good request, and barley was quoted Is. per qr. bigleet then on that day week. In the Dumb markets business in wheat appears to have re mained is a quiet state, but oats and beans bad been sought after, sad bad obtained rather enhanced rates. From Fromm the reports ere not of so animated a cha racter as they were last week; the value of wheat and Sour appears, however, to have been very firmly supported at the leading ports ea the coast as well as at the markets in the interior. The sews hem the Ilediterraneas is not of mash in terest ; priors of wheat seem to have remained stationary in that quarter, and Indian corn having been taquired for bad rather risen in value. ' Odessa letters of the 17th ult. quote wheat from 30e. to o 31‘. 13d. per qr. free on board, and freight to the United Kingdom Ss. ad. to th. dd. per sr. The latest &deices from the L nited States confirm what • bad been previously said respecting the favourable result of the harvest, si though stocks of old flour had Wane r considerably reduced at the principal shipping porta, prices ) had (owing to a falling off in the export demand) rather ! receded. 1111111112. The harvest bas new bssii sane dine SAW, and we have been apes' dam in soeniudue is callarldate all the infermainan we have bees oashird to AVM nopostlog the samalt. Kees sirs adlaary mils this awe la anis ' int at a delkalbs entslasiss as to tits prohno of tin various is 011111111MPINISO at the pot misty of quality and =react ia Odd is lianas pans of the kiagdout. Uader these circumstances We feel swim Imitation is paving a de cided opinion, though from the tare we have bestowed in our mvs.tigatirus, WI trust ear estimate may not prove far from coma The breadth of land laid dews ter wheat last autumn was about the same as ia ordinary yew Is liogleed and Scotland, but in Ireland leas of tisk win teem arm than usual. The seed time was very peespliiene► smiths winter proving mild sad ors, the po tei homin i d et a promising appearance early in the r genial warmth in the first months of wpm', abated vegetation, hut wheat had then already seethed great strength, and the dry weather in June, sad the imam heat and drought in is did no injury to this crap; la deed, until near the ekes of the last-named mends *epees. pests for the wheat harvest were highly aml but roc the subsequent rain in Ample we have bad one of the largest crop ewer peen country. Constant rain, sad vide* pies et *WI, kr s period of three weeks, at • time when the grate be all the southern parts of the him** was ripe sad ready for harvesting, marred the wargethe ezpeetedues so generally entertained up to the ekes of July. The crops were beaten down, sad twisted by the rain sad seled to an extent irretrievably to injure the quality ad to de tract greatly from the produce. In this Mats et *hags fanners were fairly at a low what to do—te lease their cr. pe in the fields at the Dewy of the eknesetes, or to endeavour to occurs them as well as eirenmelleneue would permit. The latter aiternattve wee peseally saute& and by far the greater proportion at the mks* vows to the south of the river Humber wee seeded is very bed coo -1 dition ; much had begun to sprees Wein it was carted, and the great balk went into the sisekeysrd in very la different order. Previous to the ammeseentent of Nth ties it was discovered that blight eel mildew premthei to an unusual takes dug the met some, acre esp.* on the fen lands is Liessieddes, Cemeheldisidee, eel that ueisthbourhood. These Mash yen sloe appmeth he he hoine and sew of the emehrea emote% eel we li therefore, in all prebehillip base MI pees vestryt quality, ewe if the weather had team augisiges he the is-gatherfeg I bat the aria ewes of injury was ewer tenably time three wake main in Aught. la the scribers pate of the kingdom the ems wee sot ee he &deuced whim the wet eat le, and farmers wen, thee fore, ander me necurity to harry in their ewes ; the sin chief in thee dimetion bee, etweequently, bees fanfar► tively slight, eel we are beelined to think thee the produce of whose will be equal to that of =both in wrathy and quality, in meet, ir • 111 . 33 . essatlea meth el the Humber ; ie we ereteithe the meth 1111.11111, la every myth The fa vserable worm le midi the honest has bees oseeloded in the late thelelthe gmei m eC o o d eempermiu hie satirised Piet et view, he the sitheleed is the see* and in pelat et gewality we en to believe that, setwith stmeliag the tumeeetiesable ousel by the truly unpro pitious weather duringfignegt time, thine will not be any mania defriesey. The balk et thaw M ammo, sad though the yield of pith h smell la yeepordee r it will pew bebly be newly, if ant quite equal to masses. The greet delisherry Y h he Weer is la malty ewes se bather as te math sem wholly mat he Ware* ese, eel dm weight 411 in to bibs. per bead hes Is re_ proffer aunties thee the swear wsiett Mt last yeagbases sigioN *eh a great misty in violin, _hi se desire as exists this mesa in they au melees Mode stash, a very searemeetheasee is mimed emely harrerls alter a careful esnideatios the seleset. we MOS le Mewing consludes :—Thst resersore et the whist rows math et the limbo we berverod drabs wet weather. and that the quality et Os ems miss her we, rarer to moderately pal. • man pries sessood they early h Ise, and oilmen weight, end a seemewhat larger qua City etspod usefid why, thee. esbrilleg the effects, tem* extent, of unhvasuable weethar. Meth of the Humber, three-fourthe et the wry rug have bees carted in geed order, and eatchorthdurin rem weather. la Sesilesd nearly the whole has been Imetheted The peedese of Great Britain, though assoliwaldrbsiew that of lest year, will, we think, as a wheh il = ti almell an average. In Ireland the quality varies bet in proportion to the breadth grown, the isonlitys complained of. So little spring corn has yet bees threshed. that we do sot consider ourselves in peeseedes d eerier dais to spelt positively es to the meek et the blew& That Why his suffered ousseeively ohm sod Or a sesireere e porties sprested tie the as, emit be quesibead. Ile malting swim will eamagreently, we smiths* be stares; bet we are had te think that the will he ea dynamos e sneakri sere, the robil berg gay well Nelms of. Oate lath eat Mee /map wows tins sasses in lesbril; the simple draw what bath Wawa, mem humid at the methele le the wisaltheal disleish have rear light neighs. seft b oos: sod hawks is every respest ite the avenge growth of geed yews. nil grain, bee, issue, given • large ream in Beathed gad belated, sathiedithem teem the semples we have acm e the quality will pierine is both ameles. Win ed loess woos War wry outessively blight s links the woo nor, e l bar ~aimed very Nastily ; Ore sows hussy have set sersoloosevesely, lis=" asp` astiliskiiret roap Maier pear by re 'tee= hue end thei is July, NM re • ray •delleire rep. We of late referred so Sepia* le the poem of the palate disease, that we as me the theme maim diesels pa l ate par el war sagest is bw Well& Is Ileshml air Geri Ilovesiisirie posieWM drltivildw, owl Or IN ISt Z ill ar g r aig ho be Oho nee la Ireland ; but the mese% hem themes are of se thatnalle tory character as w isty anything like • able or •baisfilist we look ups. the year 1862 es • very terser tussle re tor the British oriesisurist. Tablas re rob =kesse;wally, hoe ay be so via= Y quaky, bat Sege i ..... as ,te essupeesele re low pro Wi w sod re ___ _ _ s hese the Old ll st vow 0 11 e et id ea unieeserestre rah& cast wl be she weer poplar., : as parr sore ribs orsplos See tdog b tbs sesestry mesh at Sr be Sr. per qr. rasa sontlng_ateestics. •The lore at Mark-Lae has hoes decidedly Its, but met by gay mesas lively sine the let. The arrivals of wheat ....twin isle She per Ile Landis lave boos scrap. and wig Buie hes ADOks: ead by laaatheriese emegies tram the emaidee. On Wednesday the and Kent MN& VIM heft bare, end en Friday the waster oe eels was :pre trier. The millers have ecedwiteil their °pastime with same caution ; factors have, aemethelem, herr Awry es pee viols rates, and prim woe seise es high at Mhos as they were in the hejenieg eldminek. The receipts at mime hem abroad have been essionta, via, :11,975 queens he her ropers* up so this (Saturday) ewers ; Nor ehrtdty to, hewer, believed to be on Arm dis law Se p ad burn her roarer ae lo wrens are this they have seeded for lee. iirises d gethewied samples osbulate with sosildesse is co fisher range et priess later MOM Year ; them boo hoes so reran to eon frees on bred ship, home urn hoes vorz a t e %l . er e r rushy detheed has lave slightly aad a t . obabilir h that sr toil WI i t g r i Loh wanted h e ti the per owl is the early part et the prat week a good rosy epee et wheat arrived -of he err her ports rot et Mosher ; the greater part lad. however, bra said bran norieoesr _shorn, awl there are now few snivel =gessmmdlepeeea of; the value of Polhh, Ode= set deaths eerie has rather tended =de, sad eau desielglisee hue sell quite as well se ti The sale for town-memihstared kw has bees slow tbrugheet the week eel the inquiry floe Aserosa lee set beset active; the asetiT i t er sysee have, hewers, hod se pay previous prism he se well as the Amer. Emilia beaky km mew hewer rear operiesly, sad fine malting.. _hum boss Is lively roper is teky the rates of Imt Ethily; mks, however, to the war et suitable retires the opeorlem how use bees adswore. The spoornes kirk et bionsraws barley bees smog off esseewlsos tarry at review prior Borers Ar r = bee been implied ter, and was really en at pries, which it Weal thee been Mese to have in the beginning et the week. Quotations of malt have undergoes no hasp requiring notice. The arrivals of oete coastwise have bees very From Ireland we have received a fair supply, and several cargoes have come forward from foreign ports. Thegreater part of the latter arrived *sly in the week, and he go. meal belief is, that there are now but few more Archangels on maw. Soft-conditioned new English and Irish oats have not sold freely, bet the finer kinds of the latter and good fresh samples of old have been in fair request at rather improving prices. Arelisagels were SC higher es Wednesday than on Monday, sad ea Friday buyers had to pay quite Od. per qr. more than be the commencement of Mar LosT Te LOCH DOOM.—We are sorry to have the week. to math the somewhat unusual event of a ppnnooaa being Beans have met with a fair share of attention, and have Mr Is Lea Dees. It apron that on Wedneeday, the supported their previous value. 186, a et sea r engaged et the ironworks, having Peas have hardly said se well se they did last week. a icestved to leave a day's amusement on the Indian corn *sheen held with iweeseed Iremear, set- between eight and nine o'clock, p.m., they landed withstanding good snivels eir She root. thee sue Cisigenallosh, with the exception of a man 7011311131. shred Aksosirriettl, who insisted on remaining in the The subdtted the d the adobes has not had but 1111 MNA returned. This was agreed to, and on his the effect of redoing prises la the contiaental markets, impale= NNW's', Reid was missing, nothing but his sad wheat being at pemeat aelethely dearer en the Coati- sop bar MR is the bone. It was thought by hit comp neat than in he weetry, we as hardly ealesisle en sew err Or he kd awed the rood for psintellinfiton• sigoments to any moos being are. The le et bat em Mel them OM erg he hod not made his cep spring corn from heelers ports have she been ea a retell Oa the Miley, a party of the work men beam. stale of late, supplies of the new mop having COMO towed C=lll4 ill Vila the lelth a powible to brat sparingly. &mew the body et their esoror_ , who, by this time, Daisig beers, of Teethers ate, state thus owl tall Owe tie eel Mead t• hers ha d MK with a watery pekoe had been asked ihr gthlitles le granary, sea that rave- Thum was no aerdmi" all there that day, the little new which ha NNW Melia bid net burro at nor on snossofir• days, who sere were rods for its re. fl o c es se pu s s .* su mo ; gip a pima entry, until Sabbath aftenesee het, vibes a dark object omob,per b u id. so pa 1.41 & , wee observed en the mho ef the water is the line where sad seemeden mete iR the qr. bus as bolsi had hoes the boat pissed tress Tertmeak to Coolosulleob sad tsar gives. Its mph= et irter sera bed bray eager far he Castle. Os a bees purr eff, was "hod to t o the hems mid was thorrilhol there would the Germ a Reid. waskinks le Meth et re belittle he gad afterwards ranged by • sari le the villese.—Norti At L ea the 28th Sept, old high mixed wheat British Mail. re., ea sew ruler gr. tree es board ; the 600TH EAMES RMIWAT.—Trodis be the week q vas et re kir' is desert r very Sae. Berths own ending Oct. 2, 1862,19,2611. em.fid,L OH. 4, 1861, wee caw hay sea Beam berg c terra pgels. 19,8861. 14e. Pd."; dearer ia 1182, Nu. SANITARY REFORM AND PIPE DRAINAOE A correspondent it the Cbrentry Herald, who r eib tt be secretly esnolteted himself Ith •• ewe moo " Se kvestigate the recent sanitary lopreve. awns at bAc il , thus nada the results of him Mean : " Rugby a populating st 8,000, with between 1,100 and 1,200 bean. Abase tine year= they = 8 " guider the Pads Heeilar. • Seri ted —a nap of the Kaaba was made ea b the . deppage mad lesses.' Kr. Rams' kid 41111 S abut et awarege. The anis drain wee essaissell gust. lest year, sea asapistid is Jimmy, MIL Tbe Rusbneas were sr Isindad at Meg the with is the whiter, and dm adios et =Ms liar are kii dew by Mamas Brimo Reber% the anneetess, rider the diets sape at Kr. Bath aril ad hie ristent, lir. Roberts, in about dm swaths. Osait semi= already bees joined nte the mak 011112-44 third 1, sh plpsa bate boss kid tr y waror a -besets sad Muss dais Ws tie arm Ad the pips age Wider, sal grad a (is kith TM ekrawit of tie dowdiest et tie lonia dada Niama atikeassas al et the Wm, wine lie nes - it Arse* lo is kabob Is tie sentry et the awl awards tie aide, the distrear et the apse is lames; die sake awskom parse late toss Pie.. ad heap them disk Tis &aver at dos pips Mr lie lase slabs is Ikon With era We warr ants her We... Not s a pand slippy he se semi la die di maths the has bass at work. TM pips an lathed, whams th ey have bees weed is Palabase irk% they en Mail quite clan. Oa the eatery, when Ow have bad asseeiss to spa or swan the kip all bd.! mere, a lbw et w hi n e la existasse, sew beds of deposit ate hana, ad this " rakes salt" had arta se be ass est sad sway. Iwe nay pastramis is 111 isaithe ebest sappers is the new pipes, sad was rasa by data illionli paassas, who had ha ',partridge ot Mean& dist seliks sf doe Mad had in. warred. • digit Croak bed bees heal at the Plato of house We., milli had set been stash used. bat a single 11 ma I:ft seasse i sweep it away with we sad orisinty. N. Miaow had been hued with liaLftr, sad the le be Isla es to the main were Ewa mama every wash. It =Weakest' that la twig waft time every bass la Wus:iir TM bs japed lIIM to the ash arias*. The are thawed a a !Mai Sat sae st die Ma pima audits at the town. and* of ea us theassal seservoir, which eaters sad • teak he distributing, & 111 I l lik is raised weak of 100 Mt abs eesta t a ls• swirl et the abra des ogg whisk the waratesser stesas. The waraerwer is 130 feet is height—ft is oak of beisk i the lapse sem being apprestly parted in gripes of We aid wide% ONO 60 sineseime So as Ingliik op t sassowateasa Is the we et seism is smiltessese, a gage bat plain appaensal Ups essesdkg die taw, reed mat ups lb Mds grsear the tea 1 head the ht.. - ... 1 1 .1,4 hiss and whim briek: ' , " go= thoroughly *wry ek•WOR of nis, awl= always rater their lag% est elossetal bricks an ballew, ad ere girth to essit ei r vos ill aiimp. The sake sensate has, te laY not a o=4 la 1 was sot surprised to hear that j ob , SS a retest vat, dallied it te be as enema te the areask iwg Maria and as he.... to Mr. Esseinall's tapir alas awl imidtestirel skid. Ti Ink lesapplia by a anal stria I MWWI MSS MR with easy day. Abair kw ma ellll,lloo ears et warm, en had mew* be • wear way is argiy, at preesat ; baths anis Aril at a vast sirm of the apply. Tb a s g = dat limas apply sad ads =it ie Z i grititis MAIM, M sod whole pp work l lie bass la We.. ma TM mar supply ocat dar& of aboa sant. - Tigas ths Oak theigsa Omagh el: Wks seit searlditg above 6,8881. TM he.. dakage is abed is to Or ram drains at die esie et papery owner, ad of eases does not fall spas doe aura rates." SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S—MONDAY. CESARE W ITCH STAKES. 8 to 1 apt Lord Brace's Knight of the Shire (t mad aft Dm 11 to 1 Mr. Onville's Amato (ahem) 12 to 1 Lard Wilton's Lady Ewell% (taken) 20 to 1 Mr. Phillips's Le hit (aen) 90 to 1 Mr. Parker's Bird-on-tharWisig 20 to 1 Mr. Parr's Waihn~ (taken) 26 to 1 Lord. W. Pordeat's as (takes) 26 to 1 Load Entar's Mess) 10 to 1 Mr. Copeland's 311 to 1 Mr. Copland's 36 to 1 Mr. Bstson's Donald (Won) 40 to 1 Mr. Rogue King Channlag The oily *allay of any amend one sa the Knight of the a*, at 8 to 1, sad ea Adorn at 11 and 12 to 1, the Wile thmenghest the after ass brag la gnat fares. CIJIBRIDGESILEI3 WAKES. 12 to I apt Lied Rinse's Knight of the Pin (tinily) 20 to 1 Major Manyes Osanklat 20 to 1 Sir W. Ilseith's And 26 to 1 Mr. Wear's Ilidinieli (takes) 40 to 1 Mr. Duessabes Alkali the Groat (taken) 60 to 1 Mr. Mien Loaginus (taken) 60 to 1 Me. Combs% Brawn (taken) THI ouumwsu. STAKES. 2 to 1 ap TH ube PRENDERGAS tt T STAKES.t Dof liallbed's Siiagbounte (taken) E 6 to I ages Lard Clifdsn's Cheddar (taken) DERBY. 20 to 1 apt Lord Derby's Mahan (taken and aft offend) 26 to 1 Doke of Leknoad's Pharos (taken to 6001.) YORKSHIRE UNION HUNT MEETING. WIDNIADAY NUM. ENTRIES 10H TALI YORtillt2l UNION Howl Stains, 10 son. each, and 60 added. Two miles. Amen, and ; Agis, aged; Oarfortb, 6 yrs ; Sweep, 6 yn; Pew Top, aged; Sandals, 3 yrs; Sir Robert, 6 yrs. MATCH for 60 son. PANT Stag art Butane. TALLY-HO Stains. Two voila. Muter Bar, View Halloo, Peg Top, Squire of Mahon, Quiz, Lit Clans, Tordeeillas, Sailor, B.r Robert. Sconnw SIAM. Blsek-eyed Susan, 3 yrs (201.) ; Pno ry Snag, aged (201.) ; Sweep, 6 7n(801.) ; Eisowdrop, 3 yrs (801.) WESTERN MEETING AT AYE—Fanwr. ATIINSISI HANDICAP of 10 son. each ; la ft, and 60 added. Two smiles. (8 labs.) Mr. Meny's Miss Ass. 6 yrs, kt 71b (Oates) 1 Capt. Hoy's Little Jack, 6 yrs, list 21b 2 Lord Eglustaa's Hippolytus, 4 yrs, VA Tlb 8 Won by a heed. HCSDLII &rain of 6 son. each, and 60 added. Two Win, OM 8 hurdle*. (4 su a l o Mr. Spins ad Benedict„ list 71b .... (Thrift) I Capt. Newman's Flight, I st TM (Mania) 2 Mr. Boatou's Tartar, list 71b Lord Ailea's Chancellor, Ilst 71b Won by two lengths. Fang HANDICAP of 6 soya each, and 26 added, two stiles ewer barflies (8 subs), was won easily by Mr. Hun ter's Railway Child,llit 81b (Mr. Scott), besting Tartar and Meld of the West. ;MIN 8, OCTOBER 5, 185 Kinn Intelligence. USION ON THE PENSA MERSEY.—ACTION TOE COMTION. LIYARPOOL STY* Toe Cose urr v. Sareize, AND Co. LIVERPOOL. MONDAY. This was the iirst eau tried in Liverpool ender the 17th section of the 13 sod 14 Vie esp. dl, rbieb, on aver meat .'f the different parties, M ., r. Pollock bad power to try, although the amount of damages was beyond the eisart's wraryjeriaihetioe. The osee IMO on this day at the Comity Coen, and excited a good deal of interest. The dame., were laid at 4361., the amount is money of datage eelertehsel es lave been sustained by the steamer by NUM AMA lifie•P out Improper conduct of tbs essesets sighs istin while navigating the United Ihehe Mew in the Mersey, on Ist January. le& PIM the statement of the ease by Mr. Aspinall (with mien wee Mr. Lam) for the plaint Els, it appeared Ire eddy ea the asonsieg of the Ist of January, 1852, the Mona wee towing eat the brig Earl :4 61 , 411 4 was opposite gunwale UM. ea the Cheshire side of the river. line was ettedng sewed@ Ito Limpsol side. Shortly after, seeing a read sled gnos feed, which are the usual indignities of the antravti. gees+ east steamships, eh* peoeseded to take • north-sort miens down the river, as warn bre duty, being nearer the Liverpool than the Cheshire side. geeing the Arctic maids up, she continued keeping to the Liverpool side, according to the prescribed form of regulations for the pert. The Mesa bad her three YON up, and the Earl Grey one white light. n• Arctic, instead of keeping to Ise Main side, Owned to the Liverpool side, d the person es bora ell the Mims anistantly called to t hese on the Ana le Mt her beis.le i d es E eat of the way, which wes net aMeeM te. The dowdy before the ami de* ravened isse mien, bat had salleient force to esme into osilision with the Kees, and attack her upon her Mt bow, and hem the effects of the stroke the Mona was brevglit dearth, end the Arctic carried away the paddle hos, bowsprit, the., of the Mona, which caused water to rush in. The parties on board the Mona then called to those on the Arctic to send their boats to take them et, es they were afraid she was sinking, but no attention was paid to the call, but shortly after the steam tug dampen, which is always engaged to attend en the Arctic came to the assistance of the Mona, turned her to the; Cheshire side, and beached her, which they could not do on the Liverpool side. The plaintiff's ease wee that the Arctic steering to the Liverpool aide wee wrong, that her course shouldlave been the Cheshire side, as coming up the river, and the Monis course, on the Liverpool side of the river, was the proper one, as taking a vessel oat of the river. These were the facts of the ease, and it was agreed to take the law arguments afterwards. A number of witnesses were then examined as to the facts stated, and were subjected to a long and rigid crow examination by Moses. Simon and Roscoe for the defend ants. The cam is not expected to-close to-night, but Mr. Pollock stated that he would appoint the Ist of November as the day of giving his decisioe, and some inter mediate day to be named for the purpose of taking the ex aminations of George Wilson, the pilot on board the Earl Grey at the time of the collision, end other parties who did not appear to day. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Ifeeteriap, the October Chearel Queteelearies wee es= mewl at Oterkeewell, bat the ealy baguet bran the elan was tie rain of the jar, Has fru the Idak sagas ef eea dteleieee and hundreds of the county. The nagbbstee pees= were, Kr. Puna (the . hairenan). Jesse If= lar. Cleehl, rad Mr. Weedwant. The =pier lino he lb, MIMI of ell =Jibe parges el sew hereon Ar sage awl using wit be hued ea Downey. Time us 411 u ppilealkee I s. the reward of 161101116 If Mill rely, eii Si Ar tie renewal of imams Ar nark sat &Dein. There are 42 sew application' of the tarns eba- Teeter, sad 10 of the latter. THE POLICE COURTS. MARLBOROUGH-STRUT. Wes. Taylor, an ill-looking young Mew, was with hens, stolen a silver wahM, ei r = r l:l. a • r fe e s a . Stoepel, protemor of muide, 10. t, Mut ebester-square. Promeutor stated that ea ltekagle. sight he wee stand ing in Tiebberaeatreet, Denali to lie Meta, of • head of Itinerant mutiehmt, when he felt • sin. lag et his work guard, aad as pu ttin g his hand to the Met Do Minna lie watch produced. Hs unmediated Med em into eni the prism*, whom he bed mellee. shollog * dose by his side, nn off; ea* bin to be the thief, ke followed as fast as be es hr so /*am street, where prisoner wee Negri. Own In charge. A witness who was presseemp *se ay when the pri soner wee Mopped proved serial him *yew the watch away. Witness sabsequently pithei it af t rd gave it to the constable. The prisoner, who denied the dregs, wee emunitted for trial. THAMES. Males Day . Derry, • private in the Etiffigeetie Guards, was again 'rammed on the chugs of waft • tkreatealeg letter to lady Dyke, of Lulliseskime OEN% UMW *IMP cusastances reported yesterday. The wife was now in attendees% aril her ____meat wee received for the magistrate's mattes mama the isemslfty of se oath. 31m. Deny, the prisoner's wile. elated thee*. bilges waren' to Lady Dyke, who bail treated bee end lee child with the greatest kindass• he four sellnigh Logy Dyke did not prevent her swag bee .Herd. Ilse I emu ALM had been brought deem to leaMegosow by Lady Dyke's own desire, in order that It might be milder its mother's observation, and a pint of new milk wee met from the exude for it every day until it was re moved from her care by its father a mouth ago. The doctor said it was • very healthy child, although it fell off a little when weaned, and had a slight rash cm it when the father took it away. Her husband had written to her repeatedly to mud him sow, sad because she had refused to do so he took the child away from Lullinstone, and she was kept in iguanas. of where It was plead until that day. Mr. Yardley —1 wet help thinking that Lullingstone was the best *ass he the child. Mn. Ban than pa in a packet of letter she had re. rived from her lembari, taking for money. They were all received aler the child wee removed from Lulling stoma. These she had received previously _lee demanded messy, aad oho bad lately destroyed them. When her hubs* hmeried her ch ild she mid he might take it, but be Err ea expect any mosey from her for its sup poet. Illio Ire *en quite satisfied with the treatment of the child, bat be wee net Mr. UMW Imo& it wee quite natural for the prisoner to write le lie wide Ise messy for the maintenaste of the AO eke la we token hem Lulling**, for it was per ** sidlawietes to spree the prieswer, who was only a private wilier, meld midatela it out of his pay. • serpenat of W Osiers* Chards said there won taw is So reglasst eapperting *oh children. One sot der, a warm. we supporting three children. The pet. raw oblaieed de. M. per week, ard bad opportunities et arias mew mosey. Wiest the regiment was at Whim all *a miaow were *owed to go sad work in the idle and gaihe ban* le, rut cured teem 10s. to 12s. pare& The pier* mail ha may war* Ms. from kis wit he pay • debt es a penis tamed Dillon, with whom they fee. wetly The prise'_ wife said that she astie tte. weekly out et *e wages she received from Lady the the maims new of the child at Lullingstonit, that her ladyship hod and clothing for it whoa it was In C bfritts: ea She bad no *eh a have way kleroonme at fee busied, who rely **A bee wil He had illmesd her, sad brought he.. loose wenn whoa its lived with bed.. The mid his wife had boss bribed to say all this. The musts said Lady Dyke mead have no motive for billing ihe rehroses. If else bed awaked her own con landellha she would rather have dissitarged her at once veep Mail* at the heir. He bet used the prisoner had a gad haw iw yon ewe all, sod he took it that it wee imtphens • weempheahlti, staple &Meg that Lady Dyke and her dowesseles won his merles, *at le bed mitten the letter. lk. arm* edreitted thee the awerises in the letter Mat *we midi be bieedshod if his erldo and child did not Mlle her, NA that be weld gat a Moos of pistols and Cbf h is seeped with oar ratemese that sootier tree mew be would wing at Morph', re plied thiabe Wended paresaal violas, towards Lady Dyke Mraril gnealka Tway, however, was of *him there was no dinst emit made we of, and that ikon we did not oome within the statute. It wee, however a brash of the peace to NM week a letter • but he thougg it vas wanks *der as 1101111111 k warm th of belies, had upon the whole if he revival Is reason from the primmer that be wee sorry hr what be hat dome, sad would *emir any more letters, be retold hike the alrew's own resegnisances, but in • Te isa ler Vzsa, "" heed ase i ro es :„ crossed her fears of the bad applied the meet opprobrious epithets W Y , E t ta 6 Lady Dyke. She wee afraid of the P r es ide*, ell the prisoner should also be bound over *beep the pease *wads hire. Chapman, and for a very log term. The magistrate then reasoned with the pa mist for some time, and said that, at present, the mother MI• Oils *the legal custody of the child. tie polmmer weestually expressed his sorrow for what be bride wood 'peed *at the child should be sent for had delimited* lie=ar or sent down to Lulliapteme neat day • lb. tadertaking to pay all sageness. Mr. Yirdley ,es the primmer'e wife was is the as. celpt of 12a. per wet h, the aught to pay for the white nuns of her child, beams the gave that to another which belonged to her own chill The e request on that I bead was only very rommehies = must be a very mean selfish fellow to upset say abb wits's earnings for hiareelf. The prisoner then entered into recognimanose to keep the pesos towards all her Mejeety's subjects for two years, and was discharged. [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Paaa lams armors a womons.Cului or WARM oe Ti,. Toone sltzlislt • t a War from Kr. DfforiortS, of Turk's m4- 11dorar. Mai Mpg 11. MIL -TO PM!~ Holloway. Mr rallwal araVa yaw *cat lausam, amarlaard lry a woo grag. Mali Ns to my rasa *a as pus art saw, awls WO mad I rad= raosalsr. tat *rigid se book =bon lima I ear Om wisa t• try par asaillat sea lam lb* Iwo me 1 awatiourilka ansiaet tailaL lbw bare avast mg allealeas ay"'e. sr 1 so aatr mailed to Wilt Avant mitures. vol ma los Ms pie.—llia W an few" rod at hears Ililamee *l4lll lo ‘. union, QUEEN'S COLLEGE, BIRMINGHAN. — Tho dietribn tics at the promising academic institution of the midland metropolis took place yesterday at the Music Hall, in the presence of a large and respectable assemblage, a very ap propriate and able address being delivered on the occaaion by Archdeacon Sondford. The Warnefurd scholars were desisted to be Messrs. Webb, Franks, sad Wilkinson; and Mews. Webb and Waller revered the Wunder/ gold medals. The theelegieal prime was awarded to Mr. Perry, and the via-priacipal's prim, as well as the two prism fur "general literature," were awarded to Mr. Bond. The mediae for anatomy, surgery, and medicine were siren to Messrs. Wilkinson, James, and Webb; the two medals for chemistry and forensic medicine to Mr. Harris; for materia mediae, botany, midwifery, and demonstrations to Messrs. Jacob, Janney, Franks, and Fowks . The clinical prises were awarded to Messrs. Franks, Banks, Wilkinson, and Janney; and the governors gold medals for regularity of conduct to Megan. Perry and Franks. It is somewhat re- markable that, although this college is in its infancy, there are already seventy medical practitioners in Birmieghens who were students within its walls. .. .... Dr. Anderson (Chemist .... to the.-Ili— ghlaad Society) to the Professorship of Chemistry, University of Glasgow. Rev. John George Bourne, to Castle Donington Vicarage, Leicestershire; value 2231., and residence ; patron, Marquis of Heating,. Rev. Alington Cooper, to High Toynton Perpetual Curacy, Lincolnshire ; value 801. ; patron, Bishop of Car lisle. i Rev. Donne, to Trowbridge Curacy, Wilts. Rev. John Draper, to be Assistant Chaplain of the Con vict Primo, Wake fi eld. Rev. William Laing, to St. Martin Rectory, Colchester; value 1021., with residence; patron, Bishop of Rochester (by reams of lapse). I Rev. William Leahy, to the Archdeaconry of Killala. Rev. Oulton, to be Registrar of Queen's College, Belfast. Rev. William Henry Hanson, M.A., Rector of Hockwold, with Wilton, in Norfolk, to an Honorary Canonry in the Cathedral Church of Norwich. Rev. Charles John Lucas, M.A. to the Rectory of Thrigby, in Norfolk, onth . e .. p . r . :ntistii;n of Thomas Browne, of Thrigby aforesaid, Esq. •-- Hicvoutles.—Laugdou , Eat ' Kent, archdiocese Center bury, value, 1281. and residence ; patron, Earl of Guild ford; Rev. F. De Chair, deceased. Manton, county and diocese Lincoln, value 2521. and re sidence ; patron, W. Daiwa, Esq. ; Rev. F. De Chair, deceased. V tcaaaaa.—Alston•Merr,with Garigcll Curacy, Cumber land, diocese Durham ; value, 1391. and residence ; patrons, Greenwich Hospital; Bev. Hugh Bahia, deceased. MARKETS. COTTON —LraiePoot., Oar. 4.—The sales to-day are estimated at 16,000 Dales, of which 1,000 for s: t, and 5,000 on speculation, and include 600 Pernam and ]largo ham, at qd. to 71d.; 250 Bahia, at WI. to 7d. ; 2,000 Egyptian ; 1,200 Surat, at nd. to 41d.; and 30 &a Island, at 21d. to 24d. The market closes with an upward move ment. Compared with Friday's rates, prices of all hied, are a point against the buyer. The choice has been worse, and altogether this bas been a worse day for buying. CATTLE.—LIVERAOOL, Oct. 4.—A good selling mar ket for cattle. Sheep much the same as the last week, with pert left unsold. BALLINMILOE, Oet. 3.—Railway trains and vehicles of all descriptions have been arriving incessantly since morn ing, and whilst I write (half-peat six p.m.) the town presents a more thronged appearance than I have ever recollected, and my experience extends for the past ten years. The anticipation amongst the mat esperienced dealers that I have spoken to is, that the fair, which commences to-morrow, will be one of the beet paying which has been held in Ireland within the past twenty years. The fields fur miles around are literally alive with sheep, and they are coming all day in immense droves along the reeds, herded by stalwart peasants bearing long crooks, rating a most unusual appearance. Tents are erected presenting a most unusual appearance. Tents are erected by the aide of the Angbrim road, so far es two miles from this town, and now and then pipers may be seen playing, and the country girls, decked out in all their finery, tripping it with their swains. I may remark that there appears a more than ordinary degree of comfort amongst the pea santry, at least so far ea the article of dress may be taken as a test. The supply of black cattle is rather limited, owing to the quantity of Irish cattle sold in the Wish markets ; the Lumen also state that they have sufte someitimable loss by the diarase.—DOßLlN, Idonday Dwaine—Moe following amount of the result of the first and principal day at the great fair of Dallasite', up to three o'clock this alUrnoo n, has been received in Dublin by electric telegraph : " Ba ll inasloe, Three o'Cleek. —On the whole, the Sheep fair is considered good. NT/adders are more numerous than last year, but the sales are comparatively of a limited nature; whereas ewes are in good demand, at an advance upon last year's prime of from 2s. to 4s. 6d. each. They are now nearly all cleared off the race-park. I have tried all in my power to obtain an exact account of the numbers sold, but find it impossible to procure it The rain matins., to pour down in torrents." COALS.-Lompow, Ocr. 4.-Ships at market. 145 ; sold, 107.-Bate's West Hartley, 15s. 6d. ; Beadle's West Hartley, 165.; Chester Main, 155.; Davison's West Hart ley, 16e., 16s. 3d. ; Heating 's Hartley, 16e. 3d.; Holywell, 161. 6d. ; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 16s. ; New Pekoe Main, 13s. Gd. ; North Percy Hartley, 15s. 6d. ; Raysuasrorth West Hartley, 16s. 6d.; Beetle Pow*, 12s. 6d.; Tsefitld Moor Butes, 13s. 9d. ; Townley, lbs. 6d.; Wylam, 15s. ; Walls End Gosfortho 16s. 3d. ; Walla Bad Horton, 10e. 3d. ; Walls End Medley, 16s. ; Walls End Morris m, 16e. 9d.; Walls End Northumberland, 15e. 6d. ; Walls End Riddell, 164.3 d.; Walla End Walker, 155. 9d. ; Eden Main, I6s. Lambton's Primrose, 16s. 6d. ; Wells End Belmont, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Braddyll, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Bitten, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Kepler Orange, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Lambton, 175.; Walls End Lumley, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Richmend, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End Russell's Hatton, 17s. 3d. ; Walla End Scarborough 169. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 17s. 6d.; Wells End Whitwell, 16e. ,• Walls End Camp, 17s. ; Walls End Hartlepool , 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Heugh Hall, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Howden, 164.6 d. ; Walls End Kenos, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End South Kelly*, 16s. Gd.; Walls End Thornley, 16s. 6d.; Walls Ead West Keno., 16e. 6d.; Walls End Whitworth, 15e.; Walls End Adelaide Tees, 175.; Walls Eau Brown's Deanery, 16s. 3d.; Walls End Richardson's Ti.., 15e. 6d.; Walls End South Durham, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Bt. Helen's Tees, 15s. 6.1.; Walls End Tees, 17s. Gd.; Birehgrove Orsiels, 205.; Llsngennech, 21s. ; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardift; 21s. HOP INTELLIOENCE. MAIDITO/11, Oct. 4.—The bop picking has beams& fil tatded by the wet weather. Those planters who have more hops than room to dry them will suffer this year. The duty must be large, not so the growth of really good hope. Lice are found in the hops — flies in the air—a warning for next year. Many of the hops are black at the strig , and I they an prematurely brown, or nearly black. Some of the later picking are however good, and will be of good quality if the weather does not prove too bad. F•uxiciou.—Picking in this district is fast drawing to • close—one more week and but very . few will be standing. They have generally surpassed, both in weight and quality, the expectations of the growers. Them now standing are fast changing colour, and the sooner picked the better. C•wrzenuin.—Most of the picking is finished in this neighbourhood, the later crop being fully *qua to the earlier. Then have been some favourable days for the picking. and some altogether as unfevourable—the poor pickers in • little time being drenched to the skin, from the heavy rains. The duty still looks as high as we have be. fore quoted—come think it will reach 200,00 W. 110111110NOZN.—Picking has been retarded by the wet weather, which will cause a fortnight to elane before the bops will be secured. Quantity and quality are, in most canes, highly satisfactory to the planter.—S. Gamin. SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCIL SEABORNE MAILS. (X diplite Ibiltbs suds u••mg tram tie Gong Post-elf es b y t b b b i g bi—and bg b y d ie .......4..—Airmatii.l -, _ Day Mom moles@ Vrem mho COUNTRISS. in Oemeral Pea. Peet ellmo Mee L.S. Ilimaishei . Amu Amerks(bylleltmelost 11 Oet. 11 . ....... .... Warped„.. Arrived AmerimOmUntted Melo IMMO ...3 Oct. 5 -...... Limped Oct. 13 aikielagb7U7BZ ;ON Oct. la. Ametrailatvia aesthete*. tem) V MO of each eisoetb Seutlataptom. Oet 24 DSO (Oa Memeillm) P AMAMI of meth Dom loc4. 11 Me (Ma Cape of Good; IMP) lt, bad of the mot* Plymemth .. ; Nov. 30 Au=aet Oaelt) 11121:4 .1 Nis arta lirsomult ...I • N 11410Meth ef mom Dour 'Oct. IS -................111tMay DPW .........IDatly lemsl mem, Apes .....31 ilia of the meeth demimemptem:Oet. 16 Oillibeida . .3 ladkUtbelmmeth __ . Oct. IS flame MONO Mope .I 1 14th ef the amide Pllmisses...l stet 14 Pepe de %eds. 11 1411 i el Me month Plymouth .. Sept IS OmedemeMeMe 4 31 7dalfallithof mem Dolt Oistral Asada M Imilil/Metmeeth Seallompto..!oet. 1 1 Quail Mee ..... lll/Se m •WeL,SMIL Sesibmatemt. Tulltes. ChM M lhadtOthefmtemth IlimMemptoe,oo.. .. 15 Fame 3 ill TIAN dad, Demo_ Tides de. 4118810,...................N , 71107 th27thof ma Dow liiMemp ..ll"fteeday • Pride, IMAM Toeu,Set Mimi ..............111Wedmer. kI at at. LI a 6 a.....tit Ea t . k. Th a. 11ini0n5 ... .........„.....1 1 , 11111 et the . IS 1miemL..............91 6 N . TIIIIIO daily , , Wm r ib ia= c at. ft elarrill th. ef itit Don ..." o . e i t .. r Me (ti e Cape el . =L. 11 . 14 th of the wa ft Plymouth .3 Nth of Os memo Plymouth Illeaterremmaide Math .111111116ef IS. moll • Om. 24 vOlSTral(ermillms) _II 1411324th Once& Deese ....... Oct. 1 Madeiss A Ileallidet doom loratlimega. , 1/1 liallse II I aLt ildo/16 Nowiesib Dover ....... , to 111.110......... .....11 Stlinthllled Doer ......... 00..11 Papal Mateo . ..11 .- .... ...21 ilthlsl23l4ll4lmma Dose . Oet. 11 Peninsula ........ .M 71101tINNSM1mem Illesti ... 5.p . 6. Arthed liselboMpbs. , If Timm; .................3 16061116slass Dow . , It Wig Imam II Satitilistmalb Illeathempsts. Oct. IS ; Pea laismem's .. lamil (see '. allmeleallit) -.41 Lam ...... Vas Dimia's Land f , Autralls) • no mu. to than sinatriem tkvis MOM (') •n •oW7t I heft p•YM M Ilanallin. CABUALTIIIS. Darlings, of and for London, from New York, waft aban doned is a very leaky state, Sept. 16, in lat. 44, lon. i 1; crew saved. D;ina Bsavis, of and from Sunderland for Harfleur, was struck by a very heavy are at 9 o'clock on &aunts, night, which hose her down on her beam-ends, swept her deck, and obliged the master and crew to abandon her in a sinking Salta; they took to the boat (without oars) to save thawed's', 2did•channel, Beachy Head bearing N.W. about 2d miles, and landed at 7 o'clock this wan ing on the Frezch coast, at St. Frieuz, to the eastward of Etaples • the muter and crew all saved.—Boulogue• cur./der, Oct. 3. . Mobile, Tarbox, hence to New Orleans, struck on Arklow Bank, Sept. 29, and has bruken up ; eight seamen and one passenger saved; muter, °liken, 19 men, and :41 parengers, drowned.—Liverpool, Oct. 4. Omond, Allen, from Newcastle to Cronetadt, has been lo,t on the Island of Oesel —Beret, Sept. 24. Wellington, Williams, froinlllanha Bay, sank, &pt. IN, iu lat. 34 N., and lon. W. ; crew sared.—Ciutecs town, Oct. 2. •Itit I VED. Avow-et Deal, °Sober IL fn. m /Lerch AL. 4-at Falmouth, October 2, from fralats ALIZT-at LiverporA, October 4, from Animist Ausona-at Liverpool, Ocular 4, from l'roilAult AD•N -at Gravesend, October 4, from 11. Ton A,,.. aro P.USABITN -It Oransod, October . S. from . Aalborg Arta-at Graver:ad, October 4, from boon, Bases LAUD-at Oreveemsd, October., from Mies Desocsa-at Gravamen, October 3, from Juana Itiarro-at Falmouth, October I. from Doran Sumba-at Falmouth, October 2, from IL Mate CoLUSID:4-at Deal, October 3, from thane C 0...... VoNau-st Falmouth, October 2, from 'regally% CLailainlNA-at. FalMoutb, I kt. ;IA r 2, from Galata ClANAlocit -at Liverpool, Oct , but 4, from Pereboro, U.K. Csonwau.-at Liverpool, October 4. from St. John's N. B. Ohmatea Baton-at Ormond, Octane, from Alp Soy CANDLIDD -at G110'0.411.1. October S. from . Gm bee Dnamman-at Oreveeend,'. ftober 4, from New Turk (Aces-at Oramensd, MOW 4, front Dcanams-at LiveTpooa, October 4 VDNE....... ....... ...Non D'Aemar-et Moss* October 3, from Cos .ulios Yawata Imo-at Deal. October 3, from Salmon Nomsente -at Liverpool, 'October 4, from Gunn RIDIDD ADD ClianniDa-at Liverpoo l , October 4, bow. Arebaneel Bursts-at Gravesend, (glob. rI, from Grmada Las DCIDIAN -At Gravesend, October 4, from Ceyna Ems Kun SIDS -at Oranges& October 4, hues. ..... tlueloe Est. Oany-st. Oranaeod, October 4, from buolor Ems, eters-at Oravroamd, October 4, fr0m..............& Avros Passe-ea Onmereast, October 4. from Fonnnon-at Oravmend, October 4, from .......„...taaetec Ftoaa--at Drones 1 October L, from ...... ----Illienors d - -avam-st Livers:3l, October 4, from ... NASD/ -4 Queenstown, October 2, frOgi_ -.- ...... Ileums soma-at Lkal, Oc•ober 3, fr001...-....nenrog -_-a-at Felton*, October 2, from tiescrug Hasse Yews-at GraDmild. ikt , ber 4, from----Dnalt bea Direortairr-at Gravesend, October 4, from Faro Innis LAM-at Orsteffeal, October 4, from Den Jenson AND Loans-at Cows October 2, from B.:Arky Jags-at Deal October 3, from Wert and 2. K. L.-at Liverpool, fiedebey 4, from bum* Jowl Muster-at Gravesend. October 4. from _..... mum, ILegram.-at Ormond. (Sober 4, from AID. 3 By LIN com-st Deal, Omobee 3. from Snaps. Loot.. Timings-at Falmenn. October 2, from.. Pools Arms loan DvDruun -at Liverpool. Oetobar 1, frogs Loroa--at Liverpool. Ofthor 4. from - Gant Lucy-at Osievegen& October 4, from Grenada Naar -at Unneeend. Oebelber & from quebee OloTaxrl ...anoits-M Ormond, October 1 , hum .................. J.. essica klaaosarr -at Gravesend, October 1, tram„........-.... Ttki lad INCIDDLITOI4-at °revered, October 3, trot. ..... ........ IL Town Illana-at Cowes, October 3, from -.......... ............. Msausma-Mfalmoutla, October 2, ttam...................Aitz u = NOILDPOLLII-14 Dial, October 3, from --........... New FUSER Mi -at Up, Item. 23, from 110 breads Oataaa-at Gravesend, October 4, from llama Percy-at Gravesend, October 3, from Janasim Par -at Gravesend, October 4, from kelps Pessommor -at Gravesead, October 4, from ........3mateno.aad nous' Mama-at Liverpool, October 4, from 841041 he Pascoe IIoTAL-at Liverpool, October 4, frum......-.- 13 Alm Prlame.-M Valaamtb,_ October 1, from Wadi rba4Wille BOTAL--411 Ylll9ollth, October 2, Mai1.....„.....115r50r5e Br it -at Deal, °Muter 3, tram timbre lissww-at Veil, October 3, from P. Phdllp lima Ts orrta-st Falmouth, October 2, from Timms Mar Marrawar -at Liverpool, October 4, from. %alp rairo SWAMI=-at Gravesend, October 4, fr0m........ Illavanoth Or. ilimer-scOrmiso.l, Opober 4, tram ........« Yalu ermsermara -at Plymouth, October 3, basi.... ..... «Loadoa Tarma-at Falmouth, October I, frost ....... Taganrog Taranto-at Liverpool, October 4, from - Odom Tame-at Orameend, October 4. from. ....... Bled Is Uoo-at Gravesend, October 4, from .... Ala& MS VIIPIA-at Gravesend, October 4, from ...-Ucebec Vasa -at Oravemod. October 3, from Jama:ca Vflutaa-at Gravesend, October 1, from Black dm Witlllol-at Gravesend, October 4, from Jamaica seratem-at Liverpool, October 4, learn Para Wooomm-at FaMoutb, October 2, from .lianusk BAILED. AntrerteitOed Falatoratb, October 3, to London Bann let.e—trom Plymouth, October 3, to Port Pluton Brour—from Queenotown„ Metter I, to toed.* Ceteurre—tranitytteestb, October 3, to AdolEde Itureettae—roan Omesenteere, Octoocr i, to Landon Hasusazio—kon Itebsomilb, Oct 3, to —Dons Issmomss—Ssess Formosa. October 2, to Ides Isass—fasa gasseslsse. October I, to Loudon Liecirr-0r PestsiseeVe, Ostober 3. to Logan Loeb Ave.:Linn-4M Qietteeloirs, .octobet I, to ...... H. Too Ponno—lben Plmsolb. Oilsbur 4 to R. Tows Poletse—kcal QPINIMPIMe. WOW % to .... ............. —London tote bleare—trom Clommeee% Odder 1, to Lemke Tweeooes—tecin rtreteed,_ Olember 3, to gems Aims Vatecomeoee—fromi Orsimini. Oaleber 4, to Sydney V•avee—from Plymouth, Oozier 3, to Ceylon Vituann—hten Quarter% Weber S, to „Lostica VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alliance, tram Callao to Loodoo, Sept. 1, lat. 12 N., lon. TS W. Amendant, Spooner, trona Liverpool to Sydney, 40 days out, July IL ISA lom 34 . Al. (ship), al Lading. tram Adelaide for 81111.111114 June 13,1 e. S in lom 169.00 Z. flying FM, July 33, off the Cape at Oood Hope. Hornet, tram Lo tor Gents, Sept. 13, let. 36.34 N., lon. LSO W. Sultans (Oszque), tram louden, steering southward, Aug. 13, lot. 2941 IL, lam 21.40 W. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TOISIILT. OCTODIII 5, 1851 The state of the Weather at each of the following places at Nile o'clock yestenlay aseraiag. The datum are arreagod is order of latitude. Coarse ol , Wasiak el Nam et Mrs. wi . a. r iLw Wm of Wad's,. NAnwes B.IS.W. nesh Brien Overcoat 800TWITITNI b. Kroft bre4Be Beta rafambor a P. Light Aka , ilabk I =mums . E. Gestl• Mew Overall GILEZNWICH.-- 8.8. Strome Mere ads Snow ...—.-...- W. OWN Zwy Hamm. ... —. 8. Gina, lbw Ms Oda Overcoat Boarmat N. , Stronaltrees• , Medlar THIS DAY, Noox. Orem ill WY& Illumai of Inm. Mt* of th• W•3011f. W.N.W. e~ ero.a The retiree from the following plats did not reach this 'Soo ia time fOr publication yesterday; In the Mato of the weather on Saturday morning at WWI ll'alsok. Lana= Ilinaomua ...... N.W. LW. j Burma Strew Brow Bard Wind Nitro.. Breese Genii* Brew Oda . _ Heavy Rain Rain Fenian, nonaY Partially anal Omer Principally Clear 01111110 k Gentle Brew Gatti, Bars BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. cHsl. 7 sept, se, at Ebtu7-street, the wife of the Ree B. - Dekker, Of • SOL 1310CILLEOBT.—Sept SO, at Hyde.part-gate Baulk, the ink O W. C. Brottleaby, BV. of • daughter. CBANDOL-8 0 , at Lassrley-park, Busks, the Matchionese at I Cheadoe, at • &ut ELWSLIF..-111•t. Se , ter st . Past Lodge, Putnt 7, the wilt of 3. A. Entitle, Itag., of Gicameatec-pleee, Ityd••••st..t • &wig* , JAY.—aept. th, at Iteelantea-ternee, the wile or A. T. Jay, the wife of Mr. f.. e. • SOM. NOTTAGG— deemOet. at Maseheetel-....—, Nottege, akRINL — Oet 3 . it ATWigton-place, Caen, the wife of U. P. Maine. Sri" ot • &milder. - azAvEump-lIIJODIN. - Bpi. 30, at Thames Dutton rule: *MN* bytha Una. sad lat. F. Sadden. Capt. F. D. Clearelaad. W w. dlWOl7, sea Mt Po Ma Cleawiand, LA., of ohieer imsoll i lb user ie Me. sew a daughter of We 11iS 13 Ma. las lard FiIIiVICE-BADDIIIOI.-4110. So, at Alwintort. Nuethowbet 9ol, SO br In In. A. Tradar, Mama, eldest von of the late C. letr:A. CF of Steeismainabl'yar, to 1 . 1111(111, tided dauphin of t• Jlattrtapa erg., at Omahas Ilan, Durham sTmoits-inoones.-tupt. SO, at Bkhury pooh eharch„ by r .,1 Lad Wisp of IL Aspb, IL. B. It. Msnoes, cklen sou of If tralos IR" ot Trona, Iterelottlahire, and E r rs osyll, Rain Id 24 fa. to 111: 3 .1 e t , only child of the lee. E. ll iggius , or 13°4., SO How, II Ig PiIISONSAITASept. 30, at St. Y+ 's. ltalenbead, by It. Rev. a. Yeas, N.A., I mooed son of Commander G. Fe. aaao,ILN Bolt-hill, to Mary, youtare.t itaughter of do latis lan. U. Emma, licaiieurarth Mune, Cheabire. ,des. TAIII-1113THERTORD.-OspL SO, ur Distension, by the Ree. J. • 19 Dasainne, J. It. Sat*, U.N., to third daughter o! - M. 0. Rutherford. Fig, of 194 Wl77Tg-TRIINCIIARD.-4Mot. 30, at St. Job,,'., Wembley, bs j Rae. Mr. liloastkdd, C. Wilk. Fad., of (Salary 11411, Wat'orl, .o 99 . YAM% secoad daughter ap Pa Mt* 0. honchoed, Esq., el Ave , ' Lodge, Sudbary. Indere& DEATHS. CBACKLOW.—Oet. I , at Lee-lemon Insekheath, Caroline, cc c• U. Ccaoklow, Fan., of Beckenham, Rent, mo.d 70. FISIIFf.—Sept. $O, at Blaadford-square, Iteer•Adactral W. Ic•her, `sail gdANClS.—Sept. go. James Wert, youngest child of 11. D. traces, Yee., at MakeAtli, Greenwich, aged 2. 11UNTILIL—Get. 1• at Grundy Lodge, Ilain.conmon, hicearnd. Surrey, J. A. Hunter, Esq., Wed Lancaster, aged 64. JIII.VOI2I6.—Oet. 1, tha Rev. Sir S. C. letwoiee, Bart., of Hanover. Kean, sad of Idewertirrwrk, Musts, aged 62. TATIBIGIALL.—Oet. 2. at Great rultemapatrect, Go &Beggar'. %Utensil, aged ell. Printed sad pubilatot %Tama limo Nu" et No. 8, LoraNA. P ines th• Clif ce loam Printer, nt t h e Moe. io bo ) *;" drellteln preftstee Wkilittaft—Triner. Wrenn D, 10. ~~ 1 - !itt. OLEI II otAM fororu igvel .4 eve/ 0 nil Aber e xi 7 ,n - i y ) to Lb.dhav essn.ll, &Vic h 11:14: Great di t 34 ebaa