The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-30 00:00:00

SPORTING. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. 'Ii41:101oar. 1111F311r174333 of 20 son. reels, h ft, with 100 addwit for 3-yr-oldo aad onwards. B.C. (4 rolled 1 furlong 173 yards.) 03 labs) Br. J. b. Sup.r44l'.. VI.A. rum L. llct, lin. •,• r markt 1 Lo r 4 Labor tAt ro .rearm.. ). , 4 ollkailo.4o 3 13.41i2g 6 and ; t,. 4on Sitrunabtr. 1 taberma• waited ape Bkinsiatar to the tan of lbs Lands, sham ha brim to draw forward, rtamht him at the Duke'. Stand, cleared him half way up the 4 41.,, sad son eamly by three myna of • teeth. Satrunaher arm , much punished, but l ishrir lir r 4 liner& Soinserrimas ef 60 sows. stab, h R, fur "-yen-olds; colts, a d Id ; illion Est 41b. MOB. (7 farluage 21.4 yards.) ewer Pee. 34•44.... by 1N1r&..134 Tito 4 roman) 1 t i & a rms Dromei 4 Wilk 4.4 lA. AA. aryl l : 2 34 4 mud 3 to 1 as Ball, who loi to the cards, mhos alto "shot up," sad Forename wan elloody by • bead. 0,11.011341.1113 .4 10 sows. aash. In 311-aldsind upward.. no wriest% he all ibr 100 serve if enesaßod, la. Tint ball al Aln 11. (3 Wrap 216 yards) (7 gabs.) ErtrOirtregt=k b Lea llir rtle . ., " .. l6— j it ie ad e i r:t I 0A1 . 14•644.4111.1113 .........: I :Ilramikem) 3 na 4 Or 0: . . Millit /4;p r ieuillbs.. "Mr ab • ', ....... •• - I Bother 6to 4 (at h at sow) *a Otympaars li apt taexpeeted, 10 to 1 apt Darien. Won reedy by aim" lmlf • lingth batmen the marl and shied, east two Boobs laraw•as the third sad /tart!. 1 'aespeetad Webs • blood ward The winner me 46Mmod. flymerass• .4 to woe. sub; kw 2-yr-oida. BS; dootn M 11111 ; Moe aikand 2.113. Ile whirr to be soli km NI nom if dommid, to. T.Y.C. (6 (whop 140 yards.) (6 stabs) I= o6 Mr. Juane% I.l3ledemAtms, :44 ......togitot t sr. dtt.st.....v I rt., .... Mr. J. 04tursel MOW. an mama .. ....... -• • ifts= 3 ar. Woo • Irmakr 14 3 Mr c "' l s d at m a ' s !r• i i:i Tfthist. 4le 1 . 44 on "iil omilml wei.: by • frasil. two between the moms' sad third. narnarara• as el II stow aath, tar 27r -aids; oohs, Bst 716; Ili" eat 411 t. 711, wears to be 1.4 Oa 1,16 sews, if damasibe4 he. T.T.C. (5 whs.) Mr. ~tar Mom UO% 31111.•.114 ab Ch. 5411 1 Lora Dory. 03.47.11 0 =6 I 1 Mr J. EL Moarist . MI, I II i rMITIT4TC2XOI72OOIiOO4I . 4is 1 meat Mgr Roy& Wis . by • boa& oul hi th Winer the mood sad third; Thaatidaw Sibs' tin 111.1 ballad Mareador. mamas, SW La.r..r4 aml of 15 50,.. soak Nit, Or 3-yr-olda. Did. (7 terlosgs 201 yards), (13 at.) 1.e4 Cl wino Custom. to Bombe% sa me ........tb. Pm 1 Lord 1.44rni0r5.40 • 3•1404 Ito loom IleobsdkilduPart66e. To 111. , - . .„ im= 1 lir Wawa, shoo raa , Maisatay, Lialls 7rolows, Mi nas, Ilark4brward, ally by Flyb( Inatohout —Blanca, flosaydas. &Vag 2ls 1 opt Yak, 6 to 1 sW Lillis Timms, Ilto 1 ("Madams, 6 to) earl opt Bobbie ad Leh . Was by • wit; hall • low* Wawa the wend lad dead ; Hark-laremed was • bed fourth; Mums ii b, tad Little Tromso sixth. SW EMU Lim el 10 lova mei. kw 3-yr-olds ; =lb. hat 71b ; 1111110, Art 410. Tbr rtiastar to be stM he 40 arm. U demsadad, tar. Last half of At , M. 0 Iladnip 317 ystds.) (6 eabri.) E Ms. Mkty Overador—ll444 y o . Slab ......1,4•41irl I r . . ..".613.4..t her, as Tito . . Mr= 1 1 4 1 : : 111•0111M1/116 lb • ........ —•• • t a ll=,, 4 Baadatk i ll= • - • liiii i iiih eget Homy Illy sad Was by twit Moho ; nor din nor Irises the using sag oral, mg Minn the OM owl Ihnith and gni* nil NAL _ - ___ . '.. liair7t.u. d ;44oaeow Drugs at 100 mos. isa, la ft, ba) ir-aMo, eau, tot 71b. Lag Woe grarbro off4.lL (10 Nol !..m mmarooor or S•twaik. i rr . ;WI la. art. Wm alft_tp. 1 i IL. IL wrift*.• kor . bins ltils 2to I Oa bet re c ail i a d eimAla eels, 3ro 1 54•11 Wiadbam, •le 1 apt 4•••• if Is I eve Oustvd A door bmor ; • trod Waren dao and boob. Haat IN haft opined at 6a04 as Wbilau, 12s ic ri at a a• 4% Oen* ylk• woe by Idal a hug& Yuma 11631111 C tr 9 a r ars/oats at 100 rm. orab, la lt, tar Isolis. OW\ iis Wiltief• VSIIIS. A.P. (1 ails 3 Gar Is bowl.. ) (&I Ile 2 1 110. MIN— //4.41) I .. tbs. itr .. 1111•••• Mi I WIZ . • Nab A ° 14":1 : le. bit I • Mit i ti . I. tihrOun, II le Mhos. lalasi: 2161 apt Commalos.3l• I spa b. Chlso, 4to 4 aopt ARS" SW fwi Ismatia , le se I wit Palma ant Won by • lonapb • bowl baboon abo mooed sad 6101, bow imulbo bemoan dr third awl berth, ••• about dr amp Ammo breams mob albs Ilan . _ .. Sreersismor Illasricar Puts d M _ . Or iyr-siis a mt. M DIL (t rib" 119 psis.) v Mame/ .. tr . lei. *L. flk t ic = i Mw alleft I Tut. Leo 644 iil: .. .... oomirre — i.;•.7;,ii: sr& iftass•st gamover .... I LATN 7 srnrro. rzier-CLAD! NVILIIERY !TAR= 6as 4 mat Seale (ell; 17 te I le I " - bar see (of) CARKSZMONG [Le BISITOWT bsTrroTtox. Tearer, s eumenlwaree of the reberelber of thdalrel. tunes was held at the Lorca Tarr.; Job C.rair, the immerser, h the ire?. The report ahead that lb* hd lair bed bre In Premier 21 yearn Derr e that parka 17 preaser• had her Hier to share the bras of re berentioe. Of thew dap-eir had died. A 3 tte i reent tre Wes were atnerca rola sad aershres ei Amin an the [ad., tLe earthly pruner lo w= asewerted bM. 13... td., 7161. pee imam. Tlro ford pryer areewled to 10,0001. The aineeet pad pee risme der lb ineritntbe artabbred woo ere 14E04 bribe alai wady 3001. bad her ear r wartime le tie burnb el deorrod parbeare.—Tbe ruiner re. arded Hat be was happy to be ambled silk es baths- Hie whirl bed bee so marl gar, sad b• truer the per ms ire rue sleeted rat day weld tea bra to enjoy the rewire Ha bed bee made fur them by their wire far tamer know tredesawn. A rota of thanks Waal pried to the Arnie% mid lie .rite.ilings terminated. PROCLAM.% TlOnu C 01.7 TL iu tot.— Yr aterday, at law sb.ir. Cart, Had Li.4l-9 . 111 too. an anvlelat County Court ins held br the revs, of tnoS. iog In,.lamationa of lathery. Thew is another Metres. to bo trsosectod. A redeem& sorrel Nell war the repreventative of the aturrilf. blr. Hemp, the • ~4&er, rt•ed the mere, flyer, and am bar waters were re.ro tod to make ton. ®oars were present, and IL• td . reprem and Ly r a reporter. The names celled met Isere Wilhint Dinh , " : 4 eyt.o.ur, J. E. Steles. the Prin. edt Seines. end W.. 31 t Otel.rey and hie Irian They es. called u .n to •• ' but 11141 P• V= SO COS pre.ear, and Mr. t lowed the iourt with w Gad MVO the Unarm," appointing tLe next for the Mb fentaziL. BALI or LITER tRY PaoPLHlY.—Yesterday iessilignte anal Barrett, at their suction-moms, nagarderree, csacludgl the .isth d..yal role of the mock of ielemaity rye sal snares ed Lite. of the lets Ntegnes ellgd e ir tril-11D.1•12 lusluslar F t-street, rhos Ohs idhaving peert.!ced the prim Milted at ash The andauned Byrum • Soo. the steets.tyge plats.. and wood &ebb. ilk ; "fits fialimy of II) Beast the stereo• r agweed deelpinlee.l4of. ; Heath's Weverleyoal w engraved Merl plena, " Myren la Praise of C.inntry Life," the copyright, mend win k and I,titm 7.10: " The Gristliest Plague ed Ws:* bg 11l flesiturs ibsyliew. the copyright. hlonotna owl gad plates, 16 !/. ; The Souk," the gegrlght. sod tr , ..d Woks, ; Molt'. `• Pinar' of COOOOl tb. er+Tnaltt, sad rood Mishit, 9 ; 3111. Mr's.• Semmes. of the Country," the copyright. Tn. • " The Illastralid Beet Store f Children; the sopyrtgit, mood sad mole Weeks, •• Tian numb'. Alphabet," the wood blacks. 451 Nimes " beauties of the 11mvens," the angriest. and IlL'uipspihir stone., iiof. ILLDITTION IN The PRI( E or BREtll.—Yester day the bawl permity throng liont the meerspolis reduced the mice of bowel. What is treed •• gisid " wheaten timed Is son mid ia 'boa, locallOes where grout tinrn'irre of the peer midis. sad the made is c.edeoted ho reedy mosey. at se lete ao 601. es , t 6.1. tb. 41h. rat, sad the " best " at Old. and 7.1. The hie!. priPed Woos awl three who give credit ere *Wag their her , al at ;1.1 cad Ad. the Pk kmf. Com. elmeallms am 'Ailing Mien. et from ts.lod. to la. X the Wes 1 lath, ecamedime to quality. IJYRIPOOL 111.R01. te II HANK. —On Thareday monism upon the .rep', Ly iclegruph. of the eobotanue of the etneetory 'once re the eanins Leming morning pepsin, oonsidenhl• youl,oy tree hit urea Change to the result of the fella. of the negstiotione arts the II ink of England. Then rr •• tree I . oo ertnee re the dears of the bank. GOLD AND SILL EL.—The Friend °, India of Sep amber 17, says The marls .at from Englead by the lest aim learnt rill-parket• enionakd w 6,91.4,090 f, en upwards of 100 tar of dull sad Warn." Fur Racer tot.—Tbe Royal Society tor the Pre- ' ladies of Lve Oran Fire hare added trithat the lodine de" two sore Ire weer to the + elr eody in re la the smatve. gala Gee Is ravaged .1 eserlorevil-gresa, sad the ether High-Mead. Peckham. Pripsnitisms an else Wog nide Ow the onisldidann.st d anttber et Cauitarerell-paa, and ahem esexpleted tI mill make the iikth are temp in the me. ...enggAre tad suplasted by ilia misty ihningh the matriliatioas the bratteukst iehatdiesses ef the MJCStsititi to Tan t.—The Lord Chancellor will reed,, tee jorica, we.. to breakfast on 31seday. Idea We emeate 1 bra sad egalty m.i4 mouse Weiser. At pent the larip ler the sew Corn of Pmbate bee re been eaneared. The ea swag take OW Want the Sm —.— 7=ertimprati— I , R. DLIONGH'ILIGIIT lhowx M Lays• —MI who 1n... we... Mal WY Cl lore frodwooly R• 4•.= . 1::! INIIr• M ott analyst *alp 711. ••••••,. lb. 10.11111411 d gilpillit iiMeliallaF . " Timm eels l =iallir. "ll h "Pr idL i r wild 16" 14: . air re4 • s• Nu "".. • mg. czrert r vie Wood OW era d so . Pcii. • Z.,""5i,.... It• MA E .. Tr=lZlll2det.:lo l ir :I' Lab) inttlittinue. C6IJRT OF BA.NZICIUMTCY.-Orr. 211. (Dare Mr. Ca ndarloser Fans.) TN Ili 101110011. The Inhant. who had Meted is partnership with apex sae ran Pratt, was derribed • i rehaot, of ittllitsr spew Prutt= i tlmnatt the coon 0-..1116 tino ago; Jaren Ins shoe . owing to the u naetoifo:tory Winn of Ids seesson. Ameekvi a.-cuntprepared by Ilemn.-01wirr an Sao, bed been Mad Woe the last meeting. The se=a nd date are of White amount, but there are knead darn& of 27 1 COOL, arising nut of the Chancery suit al Ler v. ilottason.' • bible for the sasignsie, Mr. Lucas for the anknyt, Ms. Begley for Mr. Kaye, an opposing creditor. Mr. Deg* saki - lays ins on admitted ere- dire lo g i Jahnonto rate for upwards of 14,000 1 . The bed Mei wa Tyr. to . Kayo's nupdal• dm, awe damn nanatisfactary, January lad aid ea sidsagagat dr die wet ordered. From that Ira to dig Mr. lan di la so of the bankrupt*, dangakte awe on, or go di Inn atootmta, coneepiently doe nog bees as matuny of team; the additiosal onfoliff& ib only s=ass are dint had of the car coming aa was Is dat maniag's Mon. • dirrar, tY ramsamt, And that three waeko ago be gen nobilastion le Mr. fros'a solicitor. of Mr. Johnson's fateettlem Kew= up em do Mih, std that he wee going to put is hob mews= Is der naidtkor. Mr. mod, asesmeng din to Mena GaLiworthy, de nied that dry bed hed esq web nodes. Ifie Heaver end dn. nee the rear circumstances of de ass t de andredsa baying bon odi.ornid she die, sad atailtior borrhoglong none, copies of the swan ought to have an wag le der g creditor. Then mat be an adjournment lit dg 115 k e mber. Mr. Lonna Nil ha Idiot le onairdae the bankrupt re spect* a mend ea ß g addi be woo alleged to hove w rived from the flioned Mum, backer , of Warm It anon dad dos len a great many trammosior betas' thejennan and A. out of which the salt of ▪ Kan awl isbasur adman. When the aromas wan tabu en ad, lbe ands that Mr. Johns= vas dal Ile he bided lan in the sum of l*cadrimarie, and • de we, wadi found !Mit. AdisaHos his is banker through whose heads dr sow aid glee Hoe's hills an bonds bad =fa t... g ° i sr. Pr...t."—Er - or,::=;`, dr MAK Adios amt. pro lam examinak• he said en la hod mad • mind la charging • sum of 2,6ogfA* hit Ingong aoseng-thet be had not expended any =f del amm Yen Ihne-ha had loot it to this Mr. ; sbersern dam* dors to earn his Winer oast kg =Ali Oise easella Dim said by the court OMIli 41111 BA Si dm Ind k the Int Ignmee, he said be bbil bad segog i demordere whale Johneon, igen Isar of 1/141111 or by Ma o aril sus sonaud to sdarnalgo dug le beat se ark or had r M WA him on UM The leisereheee was 1.11811111:ibrode 11111171 1 411= 7 dosaarmOts j dim Lologr a !Me lid ening ads desiodge of Mr. Glover, idinseltagesenda, Airs vas applied to to tumid: as mon' dde anteera, sod • eratemast we. given of en nor sileand la Juan salrquat to dorch, 1861. Tbs cssailn ens name the MA My. Oingdnina-Mgas labors say be asvor had it ? K,. Inanago-112. diem sits _am be savor had • staid ski* Aisne dr b=e=en ape by tio, by the aserinfo ad by "sodas Ind agdper ruiremang • I=Leggenlin la di dd. le bas dossedto min Igam perm nabs Mr. Jeloseon's LIMN.. so lon 61620/MA aid Wan dam K anallad that Adams Ye gal rill lig en end ar ray port el it, d will a my =de/ de dr agedes d dr cart to op Oda de 211 n =Aids, r being (nitt of fron i r dela amadd • yenta if Id estate and dome anomdiag la vans VA. .I'ehasea, don beeitnee, wee des nuoina. He hew Wan day Adeer, formerly tuner of niV; -- Moss 1/1t an bed isimenter with hint bons MI dogs tio UK Chet am want mg his beak, and a dis owned !ayes dlls dr me. Tb base. co...deed nearly aMsgpfiltst a Amearselog Awls bias. Tallthmount treme ndous amen h W Nag Pet et 1116 i, and I only had two troassetlar eft Adams. In Jane or July, 8 11.1 . = dea=d me 1110 Los a gift, monad my refers has the QuenePrlsea de we inn the impression that if I got my situl sand be able to me Mr. Kays, sad births gnaw hs widda we ware iovoivod en the Ckaramy oak I hal ham In rim upwatas of eleven ✓ode: thins yen deedealakeggredisors. Adam advanced me ether 1401. on ay maw sad few my own private yawn Ho sews made as my mbar edvanno. I did rsa Nader 6001 teem him V blame, 1865, or I,ooot. in Aeon or April, cc 2,000'. on de 10th of June or MO& in Anima, or SON. is January, 5686 I t wee dm Is pies. He did ea advance OA any of liar sun or any pathos of doss, nor were they ad enoid at my account. I repudiated the claim the fine time I bead of it. 1 sow Adams yesterday morning. Ile called ages me at my lodgiage is Stoem—strwe to ere if I could mar htm ay asswmare in We math, He had prerionely aindod that I had not bad the money, and it. wished me to masa* lion from the trouble be bed got iota in any way 1 end CeituainnioseT —Whit answer did you wire? Hombinge-1 &Minn to be aced op in the matter in ay zukaMerwrow to have anything to do with it. Ile first am as sr day kat week. He had aecertained that I bid Old Whoa dem, ad, fining the dieeeneneY that mewed the two, he bagged uf me to tie what I mad to astriaste hive from it. Mr. Lawnines—Did he oak you„to:takenpon you the debit of 3,6001.? Baskrapt—No, ha did not, directly but he asked by inamasdion. He insinuated that I shauld mya-If Impose oda for him to do—that I should advise biro bow to set. lie sever ,rend that ho had advanced roe that stun, or say part of it. I distinctly denied that I hod received it. He did not propose to andoinny teensy turn. Ile has frequently called apes me between the first and the lost interview, always on the mow subject. I once edlool on hint, toil him I preemned he moat have the money. and advised him to glee it to the elicitor for the swim s& He declared that he had not gut the money, ..40 that it wee 1 a mistake eying that I bed bed it -a.cd that in point of fact he had patd tt to acme one else-• Mr. Crarair. Adams aclusowledged at every interview that I Lad not had the r liu Bomar raid he would Woo • Nimmons for Adams to appear this day . IN II I. T. PICCADILLY SALOON. Theo bankrupt was described as a wine merrhant, of Neese dilly. This was the adjourned examination meeting. Theo weenred debts no. ; no ameta—the property having bass assigned to the seemed creditor, Ills Hower inquired why ha had male over all his pro perty to one creditor. - The bankrupt said that this creditor w.is the one who had mods advancm to hint. Mr. Lawrence mid there was no feu.= fur doubling the velidity of tha bill dads. His H=our mated if this was not the bankrupt who had been mixed op with liettroorroi a: the 1.) desater mom, and was *peered in the mtßrsmove. The bankrupt passed. (Hawn Yr. I1oIroyd.) THII ROYAL lIMITI+I4 OA% C. This was a usutiag b cousaler ttlipu,l }woofs. Mr. Roxburgh, as behalt . 4 Mr. Itimut), /.f Ratunw-road, applant that the dividend warnuit on proof already ad mitted ha. M. aright be ordertd lo INue. The pouf b.d tor rousted by the official swigsee subirst to further • r. Lishislar, ior the essigures, sand that the rue should stead over. He wits destrom, tar ermine very meriously affecting the interests of the creditors and etwireheiders, that rberassideretkeof this gumbos *herald tepostpenelosetior • keg period. By • recent sot of parlinosent the moires had been appointed the resew:tease of the it,. ditore fAr the purpose of adopting Ater with • view either to a general cornprteelse oe tn mime; and they had. to reajunetine with the offlial aasigore, re mired ou calling a seeding of the sharifiniifers for the 11th et Noreenter. It wee exceedingly impotent that there should not now be say decumion wl qui:stalls Mole( the rights of creditors or c&sreLoldera sr it might mht anna rams shareholders to mind& from bring ing in those rattrihettens which they sere mew erns" to give. The question was ens entirely foe the mart whatkle the question should be brought as sow or at • future period. But there wes soother meat —ea all-important reams—shy the discuoion which mast one eamily result from the prosecution of this inquiry should te delayed. The cowl was &were that a preecuthet wits sow pending sand the direcoim of the beak rd b ell erateltilicy the trial would momma is the first week if December. °tenures the attention of those having the waded of the prowoution was now directed to the several makes which would mime wider &0.n...; mod ft 101.4 ear...dirty ineonnident that those dieputed Fro te ahnold woe be gabs Into. In the interest of all partii,, einclitore sad where hoiden, sad fix the sake of publi •jashoe, be sea that the ere uhosid be adjourned. Hie Honour mid that, meeidenng Ito pieetiona which this soybeans mod secearatily emir, and the trident:a Vidal 1111111 be lion& forward. and -onirloing also the dm raddry of the praineution In which the dirretors were kn =tead that - this matter bivalved circumstances shah ight be celled wpm M sceort for on the pnweettioa, it was sty desirable Yr se proasedies should take plain white wield has the seat al - rdriag public may of these satiate. It IMO at besettlat that the chances against the Array arid rdare sSr dad judicial tormatgatioa Is • moiler sweet, sod lir sodded Ariel b. does which said he said to the rencent way to Staters with the fair dorm of dr jety. The rasa wen War to dead over fnerells. (Delis 116. Coves tea aer Evans.) brairept was • peon. of riaott Yannonth. TWA tar dr rads. tar dram of &soigne«, His den. an ransidarstis ; upwards of 4.0001, vas nand at rMa Mr. Prawn Aieb, wiraiseala green, I Idiaring•lass, fled NZ. Owe Holman, of Yananitb, nonage. to the East of &owl Ranking Garay wen. naves nada asehnirea. Ifarars. Richardson and Sadler are the aoltchron ander the 0.1.11ni PALACS. ON. SHILLING DAT. Tztasaii, Om It —Almiiisas ea psysmat, 1,344, 1. arm ILIO ; seld. 444. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 30. 1857. CANTRAL GIUMLNAL 4,1111 A; OLD COURT. Oet. 99. - • Marro Logi Chid Baron Foliating' Mr. Justice Willis.) Mee Salbao, 33, and John D•lyots, 28, were charged TPA a risalk trim The ems cannel oondacted the prosecution ; Mr. ftibc,a Wended Whoa. The prima* In this oma went to the shovel Mr. Cow land a teller, in St. Iteetin'alane, oa the 13th of October, and bue selected a cost sad wildcat, the value of wblch was 1/.l 6a. Gd., sad they _tendered In payment what appeared to be • 61. Beak of England Dote. Mr. Cowlsnd ruspeefed the note was a bed one, and he said be must go out fur =and be proceeded to the shop of a neighbour a I ' ad his opinion of the note, and he concurred with his o wn that It was a forgery. The prisoners appeared to Lore at once taken alarm and left the shop, but Sullivan was taken Into custody while standing in a door-way a effort distance trosa Mr. Cowland's chop. apparently watching what was rag on. The other prisoner was not taken into custody antil a few days afterwards; and on his being searched a betting-book was found upon him, and he wee identibed as having uttered two other forged notes to diftraut parties, giving a tales addreas upon each occmion. Mr. Itibton made a very energetic appeal to the jury on behalf of Salim, sad ho contended that there wee not evidebee to show that ho had any guilty knowlotlg, of the proceedings of his companion ; and that for anything that appeared to the contrary, he might have been innocently in hie company when the forged note was uttered. The jury found both pneouers Getty, end Belyne was sentenced to fifteen years' penal fortitude, and Sullivan, who there was some ground fur believing had not before been en gaged In each tramactione, was ordered to be kept In posel oorvitodo for Isar years. Swan Heady, 26, described se • widow, was charged with a like ofkinoe. lien. Lille the In this tare, it that • most Ingenious proradlag bad been mated in order to Kiva of fen rret not.. The prisoner wen to the shops of Mr. Toby and Mr. Lock, wholmale shoe masmilactamee in the City, and parthosed • quantity of shoes end boob, whittle she fteMed to be vent to Cavondish-tames, Weadirworthand, when she alinsented that en was about to set up in bewbors; end when the goods, the value of which in rani ONO neeteed 104, were rout home, • forged note for 101. was rat bulk la payment. The prisoner, by the mme awns, else snemaded to perini: forged 51, lota to Mr. Brier, • habardsither and kose Is King Witham-meet; and fee also paned • fourth Men 64 note to the landkril of the Mobs public hone b liegent-'nest, Umiak It appealed In the coma of lbw enema that in both the cases rehire the boots and ins we obtained, a ran wee present at the house in Ca vandisb.hateee, and that he haadrd the forged notes to the peinsesr. On the third =anion she the phonier told the gene win broughloode that Mr. Stevens, which arse Om nose el the so ruches., of the*, had given her the ern Ile pay for t . In the case where the sole was si the publitthouse, it also smeared that in gave the aims of her father, and she mall coorequena only dinweand by the police. The them of the primmer was very early put Ws the wheen4ata by t ry is weer that the connel brae =night Ithatins it he than& grope* we, la mower la Yr. Linn, be Mang that at the thee than eatallYerni teak glen the plasm we. engaged to to movise ha • mss game litrorn sad that this Mien WY bat sight at draft the gelnaer was taken into am tody. Es Km Mari that the prior bed • vary slight knowledge at main and writtog. Mr. Won mewed his seines to the jury on behalf of the prinan, in when he Ind dens so for a short time, he via The Chief Berta, who mid he thought the jury would !lordly enact • person in the nation of the prisoner of so sawn an can* when there were oertainty some very 'tang ground. for rooting to the coneterion that the wee the dips of sonar person. Time awn* he no doubt that than was a Irmo °esteemed in the ermaraioN, and be mykt hove erns um of the primmer as • Mel; and Ws saggeair we. strengthened by the fact, that when she airged the son at the 'abet-hone she gave the 111111,101aiken el ben lathe, Thcjury said they costarred is the view of the cue teben by hlo loreship, aid &Immixe at woe Tetanal a vadat ef ..Nor Guilty. Henry Weird 37, wen indicted for the manslaughter el his wife, Bliss Welsh. Mr. Itobieson conducted the proescution. The primary wee defended by Mr. Utley. The circumstances alder which this charge wee preferred ' 1 againat the prisoner wire of • most distreceing end melon. hholy character. It apparel that the prisoner, who woo • ardworking, induetrious man, lived with the deceived at Vauxhall, sad they had seven children, two of whom were twin. which at the Urns the OMITTIIIIIC e took piece were /our Loathe dd. On Saturday, the 19th of September, the primmer gave his wife the whole of hie wawa, end it appeared that the dinned, who we. • waxen of meet intmopinde habit', went sot imme dandy sad paid the eyeing is gang iron owe public house to eaather, sad when the prisoner cane home he found his children ankle sad without any food, end Oil his going in smith dials minenbte partner he all length diacovmed her, at twelve o'clock at night, outside • bee-obey in V•uohall. area, in • neatly stele of intolication. Ile took has Annie, and then aseatained that she had squandered the neater part of the money he had given her, and nude the irritation that was very naturally anted by such • state of things, it appeared that he Arun her a blow with hie open hand, and from her drunken sate the fall basally to the ground, and her hen airnek/slast the door, and she noun thanisible, and remained y Ia that condition for several day., who ohs expired, t ranee of death being extrunafinn of blood twos the brain. the mutt of violent.. One of the whining' stated the curious fact that the dinned, about • week oiler the °careens, ate four eggs and • Tuner of a pound al *eau, sad drank rani cups of tea for bur breaks; and it =red that daring • short period of riciscioues ne fee te the primer to moms and lie by bar Ode, and she inquired of him how much arez fee bad brought home on the night the bowel:led, and when he Odd her only twain atOage sad a few halfpenoe, she exclidard, "My tied, if you sey so I shall go mad." Ile then raked her whin she had an during the evening, and she gave a long list of public-hones at all ef which she had partaken of different liquors—gin, rum, ale, and beer; and she also said that she had limited •on at one of the publio-houses, but could not recollect anything more that occurred. The pri mmer expressed the deepest sorrow after the occurrence and declared that he only mark his wife with his open hinds, end than had no Intention to do her any mama mischief. The =fortunate twine died, It appeared, • few days after their wretched parent. Mr. Jana Willa, at the close piths evidence for the addreesed Mr. Utley. and said it might assist O mt pro l ay If he wee made aware that the riot he in tended to leave to the Pay wee whether they were satisfied that the death of the deceased arse from an act of violence committed by the prisoner, or whether, in the absence of any evidence to show whet bark place while the demean wee sandman abonCin • drunken mate, it we not extremely pro- ' Wile that she might have received the Injury which rim anted her death 1 Mr. Lilley said be was very touch obliged to his lordship for hie suggestion, and it was the ally wad that lee thould urge upen the jury. The hawed rowel then proceeded to rani* upon the eltremely painful nature ol the inquiry, and he urged that It was quits Sc likely that the unfortunate we tad Wind hermit be falling about while drunk and helpless, es time the blow of the pawner was the mum of her death; and nand he felt mama that in nth • ease, even if theury should entertain • doubt upn the subject, they would givegive the prisoner tho benefit of t o hst doubt, and say that be was not guilty. The donnas of the Vauxhall Om Works, where the primmer wad employed, wee called to spak to his character, and he described him es a hard-working, well conducted, sober man. Mr. Janice With having briefly %dammed the jury, they at raps returned a verdict of Nor Guilty. The prisoner wee ordered to be immediately &rebored. Mary Jame Wood 18, Ina charged with (Wantonly antis ere to • portion of the Marylon°. Workhouse, persons being therein at the time. Mr. Metcalfe conducted the proseentica. The leer of this case were very short. It appeased that the prisoner was en Minot. of the worehousa. ' and that he conduct had be very unruly upon several oectroions, and she repeatedly dethervel that ehe would sever d o any work in the workhone, and that fee wade en ere to the plies rather than work. Os ibe day memni in the Indictment the phone, and three other gibe wore eat to work at picking oakum, end in • very teat time en sham wee given that the oakum was on fire, nod it was found r he 1n • Max, sad • poetic* of the lowing of the ward err bargee Wen the hr. could be eatinguithed. flat plassre 1111 net Amp Is deny that it wag she who had eensitne the ollet* end after tic fire had been put out, she arid Is s• mile ANN " I did it, and do it again." It append lb* lbw win a number of old triple.' prink is the weed, and If the ire had sped their lives would undoubtedly have beta en- j -r ?gpeNatter. who «iodated herself In a most impudent mama throughout the whole of tic proceedings, when celled Ron he her deface, said—" If they did not want the (iklllll horsed, why did they give it to me r Tholsry head the prisoner Nudity open • minor count of fL taislateat of the areas of setting Om to the oakum, with hist thereby to bars the building. Mr. 'Wee, OM litho (suchen. of Maryleboee treks, no =tbs wet to wee es lesion a sentence as was eta wide defeatists of justice upon the prioress es be said he bated bee conviction would operate as a ironing to her sad other evil disposed persons in the workhouse la future. The Lewd Chief Baron told the primmer that the Bundle= bed acted be a very bind end merciful spirit towards her, sod be et the woo time informed her that if she had been or.. Antra of the whole offence charged In the larlictraene, her Nfe might have been forfeited. Us did not, however, beilITS that ohs was scooted by the diabolical inection of setting are to lb. building, but oaths that her object 11r48 to doom the enseenal upon which die was required to 'NM* to gratify b e maiden* feetie" and Prim,. ice determine/he no in do say work. Ceder Ilneesonanecier, filmic', sit bibs isio roseliesties the noissellolatina t.f the guarder. be should emi pear en seven • awn upon bee as he other wise skesld Ism dose, but he sin bit kto t• they to idiot wok • poiluosett as would he likely le deter Olio Iron the comoteelos of stroller acts Hs ther.eausrd her to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour for IS ummoia rpm the appliisitnn of Mr. Lflley ft, cr, ontrred fhp diedmise d Mari Cloylea, spirt See then vas • :dfelouiaus assault up= a y.m.ig girl wh,. was in him the Ihesictivey hrOig elpowe out the hilt - ~.. ...e...—.. NRW COURT. (Bakes the Recorder.) =ism lorsoario, _a simple-looking boy, stated in the calendar to be le.was Minted for feloniously placing upon tho North London Railway certain bricks and donee. with in tent to obstruct and injure the engines and can*" :Isiah; the and railway. Mr. Bodldn presented; and Mr. Metcalfe defended. le appeared that upcn the afternoon of the 19th of Svp tember the Pridner was is.. to domed the bank of the tail way, from • beickfield at Biota Newington, in company with another boy, and put a dick upon the Nil :this being's= by some of the platerlspen upon the line, they lent the prisoner back te take it away, and warned them not to open Gnu again. The boys, however, went again and placed some stones and pieces of brick, which the engines and carriages had pared over and brakes. Mr. Metcalfe, for the defence, maid that there was an absence of Intent upon the part of the prisoner to establish the offence which the indictment rhaZT.7t WWI a most mischievous trick and done by the prisoner for the purpose of easing the bricks cut in Feces. Such an art might very properly have been punned under the bye-laws of the company. The Jury returned a verdict of Not Guilty. Mr. BW.tln said that so many of these offences had been committed upon the company'sline that they felt bound to institute e t lie ti ttr s iraid it leas vey proper. George liodpetA and /auk Orchard, two bargemen in the employment of the Great We.tern Railway Company, and Thum. Goodman, a marine store disbar, wee indicted the two former with having stolen a quantity of value la, the property of Edward Budd and anotherrt Goodman with having received it, knowing It to have been stolen. Mr. W. Cooper prosedated ; and Mr. Ribton, Mr. Sleigh, and Mr. 'Luton appeared for the prisoners. Reaped. who 'deeded guilty, wu captain of a barge called the Pink, used for conveying goods from the Thames 10 the direct Western Company's station at Brantford. The preneeners are copper merchants, of Upper Tharosestreat and/sulk Wales, and having been frequently robbed of old easel bring its transit between the wharf in London and the web in Wales, set Gayle, and Allen, two City deteo thee, to watch the prisoner's movements. They marked odes of the metal entrusted to &di:oda, and then went down M Brantford to await the arrival of the barge. Upon its r=there, they saw Radpeth leave and go in the of Goodmaaa house, who keeps • marine store shop at Brantford. At a later hour in the evening the officers saw all the prisoners Orchard being the mate, at the Sir Balls, Brantford, and there Goodman made an arrange runt to mut them the nest morning with a art near when the barge wee moored. The °Moors accordingly went there, sad took Goodman driving away with the metal in question. The prisoners were found Guilty, and each misused to 12 monad imprisonment and hardlabour, the Recorder dating • that the court would always deal severely with smuts to public companies when convicted of plunder* their employers. It appears that in cossequence of repeated low, the company keep • strict mord watch upon their survants, and it was only from the itatremely cantina conduct of the two officers, sided by Mr. etellard, the superintendent, that this • robbery was found out. THIRD COURT. (Beim We Common Seijoent.) Hasty Toby Hell, • fashionable looking man, pleaded guilty tonttg forged chequee. Mr. W. Cooper, who appeared for the prisoner, said that he Ina a man of good family, bat unfortunately in very dim I mead cirewastancer, and that bad led him into the com mission of the offence, which he was very sorry for. The same for which the cheque had been drawn were smali, and the prisoner bad tally intended paying for them, and Ws friends were now prepared to do so, and also to place the primmer in a posit/oil that would ;invent him from again , if the court would take a lenient view of his con d'Arnecr.julriaceser had not been brought up to anything, his father leaving him as he thought independent, but at his dceth the property being thrown tato Chancery the primmer was reduced to greet want. Added to these circumstances the prisoner WU IL Beni, sufferer from dimes. of the heart., and bad • wife dependant upon him. The Common fkirisant statenced the prisoner to 6 months' impriaanment. Nearly the whole of the Jay in this court was taken up in disposing of the remainder of the Mint maim which have almost entirely occupied the Warned Common fierjeant ;item Tuesday morning. Only cos of the charges pampered fea tures of eulErient interest to warrant & report, sad that from its bring en entirely new method of getting rid of bad money. The mode adopted was very ingenious, and its timing muds public may operate as • motion should It be again attempted. Tho prisoner wee named Wiiliads. Itichardsow, 42, cabinet maker, a respectable-looking men, and stood Indicted lur uttering counterfeit half-sovereigns. Mr. Ellis sad Mr. Liars prosecuted; Mr. Payne de leaded. It peered from the statement of the principal witness, a lady living in Lower Orcevenor-place, Eaton-square, that she having • hill in the winder fdr apartmmti to let, the prisoner called and inquired about eth apartments, saying that he wanted them for himself sad wife. They were shown to him, and be made very partieular Inquiries. saying that his wife should call. The prolocutriz made Isom* re marks about • reference, when the prisoner said he would ken • deposit as well as reference If she could change him a half-sovereign. She morted, sad at hie request gave hire six shillings, retalaing the half-stiversiga. About Lve minutia afterwards, finding the game to be bed, she went out, sad in ea adjoining street saw him about to knock at the deer of another hour where a bill wee in the window. BV want up and accused him of having rased • bed inif-wreerign, which he denied, bet finding thmi she resisted, be said, "If it lie =vs it le me hack." This she refused; upon which be her amide and van away. She instantly gave the Yam, and • policeman coming op took him into custody. Whim within a short distance of the constable, prisoner wale ass to throw either a sovereign or half sovereign over the railings into ilancheeter-equere. Mr. Payne, for the prisoner, contended that the uttering of a single coin was not sufficient evidence of a guilty knowledge. 'res jury found the prisoner Goilty, and he was sentenced to twelve menthe' Imprieinment and hard labour. me Mint counsel said this was the first case of the kind they had heard oL THE POLICE COURTS. BOW- S TREET. John Kelly, a bricklayer's labourer, wen charged with wolfing Mr. Fitzgerald, the landlord of the Blue Boar's Hod, in Long-acre. It appeared that about half-past elates o'clock the prisoner, with another man, and a woman who sells Wind, in the streets, entered the tap-room ol complainant's home in • eats of intozication, and remained for soma time without having anything. He began to balsam himself very indecently, and persecutor went into the room sad ordered him out. Prisoner refined to go, sad placing his short pipe in hie band so that the end of the stem projected through bin tinge re, endeavoured to strike him an the face. By suddenly stepping hack, complainant avoided the blow, but the point of the pipe-emu came within about half no Inch of We eye. Complainant matched up the poker and guarded hiensef with it, warning the primmer that he would strike if he (the prisoner) attempted to elme on him. The prisoner, however, sprang upon him, and • deventre Ames followed, in which, although he used the poker, the prisoner, who had him by the throat, was gaining the ad vantage and be wee almost ar.bausted, when a policeman tame to his maistsnete. The prisoner then released the pro secutor and turned on the policeman, saying... We than PCP whether • peeler shall take ms out." He then attacked the ortnetable, who, however, noon overcame him, as he woo somewhat reduced by los, of blood from • wound in the head indicted by Mr. Fitzgerald with the poker. The policeman took him to Charing-orom Hospital, whets ih• homes surgeon deemed his wound, which sou not of • serious character. When the constable seared the complainant was bleeding from the mouth mad noes. The penmen alleged that he was shacked first, but ad mitted that he was too drunk to know much about it. Fined U., or one month's imprinamant. W ORSH I P -ST REST. Edward .Tockom, a portly well dressed man, deeen'bed an oil and colournien, carrying on busthess iu brousrd-streol, Finsbury, and his trite dear Jaaaot, were charged' on sus picion of having Isionlanaly received various artir.les of dress, which had been stolen, with a travelling trunk, containing prwellery and other property belonrog to the Countess of Ellesmere, to the amount of 15,0001. The prieoners were also charged, in conjunction with Charier Steadman, • ticket-of-have convict, with having broth found lu poreereion of • further quentity of valuable property, the supposed pro duce of other robberies. lie. Lewis , jug., of Ely-place , attended on behalf of the Jackson, and Steadman was defended by a solicitor bee same name as himself. On - Tuesday, the 22nd of January lest, the bag, with its rootage, was abstracted from the roof of a carriage going from Cleveland-equara to the Gnat Western Railway, from which the Connie*. of Ellesmere was shout to proceed to Windsor Castle, cm a visit to her ltajwity. Police Cortahl. Evans, O 17S, Mated that while on duty in Old-street, between 1 and 2 o'clock in the afternoon of Sunday, the Nth Mat., be met the primate Jeoknon and another tam, who beastly parted company, and moved off ha different dtrecdons as WS as they caught sight of him. Rev ing monied both of them es suspected chareeterm witness followed Jackson, whom be overtook in am adicialag street, and as be refused to disclose the contents of a bulky which he bad with biro, whams took him lute searching the temlle at the Marks-hems be found It to oon tain upwards of 100 yards of ribbon, two dozen roes, and sundry ether erpeseire articles of halwrilmbery, which the primmer alleged be bed maimed at Betboal-green frees a Weedweed, with whose enet while. balm me Wham, proomied with other 'Aker. on the p7se " Trealhasein► Lassrd-seteet, and having osahhey essesed tit enionsikle nude his way to a mall roan bedded law slesawbsew be boa Sashes's wife is eke 611•01.1P1W thiplewase elanisea. who was rdu to her. 71.11=eilsor Was la the act oftsimeteleg a plated salkt, shis led selpswonly jest received tom - wits bad Imo awry Is UNA. Wilson lo al Palle Milan ors& deal of Making, the priaronur mid that be hod pitted it up in the gnat Vitas proceeded up stairs with the female ptioncr, smollted several of her drawers, and discovered therein various articles of wearing appard, a potion of which bad been since identified SS the property of the Countess of Ellesmere, two of whom servants were now in atteudenee to give evidence in support of the charge. Mary Anne Edling, Lady Ellesmere's maid, who had emitted in packing up the trunk, identillvd amoral of the tatietos, one A which was her lady's bridal veil of old point laoe, and which she could positively swear to, from the rare quality of the fa*wie, which could not now be pnrehmed. After some observations from Mr. Lewis, to the effect that, according to ha instruct ions, his c li ents would be fully prepared on &Intuit mouton to !umiak a saUdactory expLutation with to their pmecesLin of the articles, wrd Importer Brecknold requested a remand, for the discovery of the owners of the property which had not Men idreatilled, and which he had reason to believe was the part produce of a recent eatenates burglary in the City. • The ?thinners were accordingly remanded, but bailers" se ll caved for the appatrance of Jack_a2n... er CIRRKENWELL. Ellen Glerektone, aged 28, residiug at 87, Payne-street, Islington, a married woman, waa charged with being on the banks of the Regent's Canal for the purpose of committing suicide. Police-constable Cram's, 71 N, found the defendant In the custody of two men on the Lanka of the,Regent's Canal. She was raving out in a very excited manner that she was "mad, mad," and that she would follow her father and go to heaven. When ha took her into custody rho had neither shoe nor stocking on, and we. half naked, end mid that abe was determined to commit suicide; that she had jumped off Blackfriarshridge. and would de so again. The husband of the defendant acid that hie wife had been tvl2.lltePwerad In i spirits, , ' l;ei n'e O l n u'a b ' i u e o fte h .Y.,,=t w it: would bring hersel f muse s , to ruin if she did not leave off drink. She was a good wife when she was mixer, but a foolteb and violent woman when drunk. Ho would take her home and look after her if the worthy magistrate would discharge her. 11r. TyrwhiU said it was a groat pity that a woman like the defendant should give way to the devilish drink. If she continued that course of conduct, she would bring herself to ruin ; and had it not been for the young man, she would most assuredly have lest her life. After a few more remarks of a most feeling nature, Mr. Tyrwliitt discharged the pri soner with a caution. WESTMINSTER. mgPatrick Wire*, a Ilturt;,was7l;;;Ted with the follow outrage. Willem Algnod, a poor mat, between 60 and 70 ream of Age, wearing a green shade over hie eyes, and appearing generally enfeebled, stated that he lived at 21, Ht. Anne street, Westminster, and was subject to machennoyanos from idle fellows generally congregated a little way from his house, at the corner of OrchArd•strest. He was quietly passing there on Wedneadey night, when he woe suddenly struck by a heavy stone upon the hip and knocked down. In the fall Lie shoulder woe so much hurt that he wee now unable to roil., he. arm. Police-constable John Richards, 201 13, said that be saw the stone thrown. The prisoner was turned out of the George and Bell, Orchard-street, on the previous night, when he de clared, with an oath, that he would kill somebody that night before he went home, end seizing the stone in question threw it at the prosecutor, who happened to be the drat pr om paminf, It knocke d the old gentleman down as de scribed. Whoops then took prisoner into custody, and dem considerable review:lca ckuveyed him to the etation-boor. Mr. Psynler said it wan a very wanton and outrageous aaseult, and remanded the pnvmer until the ounount of injury done the prosecutor was toovrtained. LAMBRTIL Julia Ssilican, a wonianWyears .... of age, Ina charged with stealing two pewter pots, the property of Mr. John Lash brook, landlord of the Rising Sun, Bast-sheet, Walsworth. From the testimony of Chaos Goodie's], and another leers man in the service of the prosecutor,. it appeared that the prisoner had been in the habit of going in and out of the house se often as fifteen and sixteen limes a day, and for the last month as many as three down of pewter pots had been missed still no suspicion was attached to her. On the even ing Wore, however ' she was observed to walk away with a pint pot, and, when stopped, two plat measures were found concealed on her person. After locking her nC, the police men went to her lodging., and there found a frying-pan with the marks of pot meal about it, and there could be no doubt that she carried on s wholesale system of pot steeling, reeking them down and disposing of the metal. The prisoner pleaded guilty to stealing the two pots, end was sentenerd to two menthe' bard labour in Wandsworth house of Correction. Thomas Boyle'', a lad 1.5 years of age, was charged with passing two counterfeit aspences at two shops in the Albany rend, Camberwell. The prisoner wen remanded. THAMES. Mr. Charles Young, solicitor, applied to Mr. Salts for a dietrees warrant ageing Captain Liddell, media Little, the captain of the ship &curt, from Anemia, who had unlaw fully detained the sum of 154 Iln. which he had received for end en account of Mr. James &or ey, third mate of the same reseed. Mr. Young explained that the snip took out end rents to Australia, and that the government alLiwed a Fa lai:dale the third mate of le. for every paneenger safely The mate gave the captain an author to native the money, and he did so, and on the arrival tithe ship in London the third mate demanded his money, wheels the cap tain refused to pay him, and said he would nide ankh the third mate when the owner,' fettled with hiss (the captain). The mate had Les put off with other mime; and at last wee compelled to take oat a sammosa against the captain, who never append to it, and en order was made upon him for the payment of the money. The order wee left at the captain's residence in Princes-street, Stepney, and Lad leen totally disregarded. Ile (Mr. Young) wee obliged to be mewing in this matter, because the captain might get another ship and the mate wanted to go to sea. If the war rant was not granted ferthwith to levy the amount on the defendant's goods and chattels, the parties might never be together in the port of London again. lie could not help saying that it Woo n moot extraordinary and wihenemieg act on the part of Captain Liddell to withhold the money from the apple out. Mr. Selfe asked if the defendant Liddell was in London f Mr. Young—No, sir; be is In Scotlsd at present. Tiepin], on on er of the court, was directed to proceed to the captain's dwelling in Princes-street, Stepney, near the court, and ascertain whether the captain woe likely to return to Loudon. On the officer's return to the court be said he could get no satisfactory information at the captain's lodging. in Princes sorest ; only evesire answers were given to his queetions. Mr. Rolfe granted a Menne warrant ' and mid if there were no goods on which the distress could be levied, the slier net ore would be It day.' imprieonnant• in the Ileum of Cor rection. . . The warrant was then made ant. WANDSWORTH. ...... „ Edward Torrons, a boy about fourteen Teets of age, was brought before Mr. Ingham, charged with being concerned with another buy, not in custody, in stealing three quarters of a rwt . of fat, from the remises of Mr. George ham-dealer, of Stockwell-termer, Clapham-road. Mee. Ann Power carrying on • milk business in Paradise row, Stockwell, dep osedi that about seven o'clock on the pre vious morning, she wits out with her milk in the Studley read. end upon looking down • mere, at the back of Mr. Pratt's premise', elm saw two led% one with his coat upon his ann, holding the top pert of a dirty-looking bag • the other boy had hold of the bottom pan of the beg. bag passed on. and she then saw the two boys color out of the mew, without the bag. Suspecting something wrong, she pointed the two buys out to • milkman. The beg appeared very heavy. Philip Wheeler, • milkman, of No. 7, Chapel-street, Stock well, said he was serving his euetomers with milk in the Studley -Head, when he saw two boys pose ono with his coat upon bin NMI, and the other was wearing his omit lie met the last witness, and she called his attention to them. The prieerner was one of the boy ,s and had his coat upon his um. He thin spike to a constable. William Cole, • labourer, mid he beard of the boys being seen down the mews, end, upon going there, he found at the buck of Mr. Pratt's premises that a quantity of dung had been disturbed. Ile moved wino upon ono side, and dis covered concealed underneath • large bay, tiontaithig a entailer one, In which there was a quantity of fat. He then placed the bags in Mr. Pratt's garden. The proenntor stated that he knew nothing about the bops. lie left home about 6 o'clock in the morning, and when he retuned he missed the fat from his garden. It was worth 3'. Mr. Thomas Kllverton, a linendraper, of No. 12, Studley rood, identified the two bags as having ber n stolen from Loa stable. He also mimed • mat, • pair of LOOP, a meek trot-k, and three ahoe brushes. He minted them on Monday, and they were rate on Sunday. Policrenonstable Kiniber, of the V division, mid he sub sequently took the prisoner into custody, and ha denied knowing anything about it. He found upon him • knife, • small errew-driver, end a piece of candle. , The prisoner mid the begs did not belong to him. Mr. - Ingham remanded the prisoner for inquiries to be nude. MAR KRIS. COTTON.—LttratrooL, Off. 29.—There were 2,500 Liles of cotton mold to-day, which included 20 l'ernam and blares:ham, 91d. ; 40 Bahia, 81d. to 814.; 1.500 Surat, 541. to 60. The market closed very heavily, sod, compared with ErZay's rates, prices of all kiude are irmetaler, bit rag, be quoted id. per lb. down in American, Brazil, and Egyptian, and 114 in Surat, (rum rho highest point in the middle of Se/Amber. The total lam since Thursday emount to 13,000 lie; export, 1,000; speculation, 2,000 ; import, 10,000. WOOL AND WORSTED.—Basorona, Oct. 29. There o s most derided quistnees prerading the market pith regard to wools, end if there is say change in prier, It is in favour of the buyer. The spinners we acting with p eat caution, and tor two or three weeks past scarcely • sale him been effected. Nod. end broke. are in little demand, and the WMe dullness prevails in this department. In yarn' the, is little or nothing duing, and the production is limited to the scanty operations. Large quantities of machinery Late been stopped, and. firkins this, there is skean a_gene eel reportto eh ort toms-waking—o COVTINI e:oeeafngiy commendable, when the bfgh rotes of the yew toaterhil and tbe unproiltable nature of the feta g business foe • long time peat are can 'Mesa. la canna weeps the demand is scud to the manly, and Tiollill:;.114 nostizni.. Inn.. In the pieoe market ia a stair of inactiviry never before known in oar trade. The dyers that their works ore slowly at a etendmill. Tigre are veto few roods htld in rho grey either by oter chants or trantifocturero. Tho high price of cotton@ as well es wool hoe teased the whole Ostia tried with eaution ; sad it is not improbable that when the twmat pude WWI sub alde, we may see , igna of activity. -li1.l‘:11i011ANI, C,T. 29.—At Olouce , ler and Worcester markets, on rim 24th, wheat declined I*. to 2s. per quericr. Oats tending downwards. Bella rsair cheaper. FN. quite ea dear. During the pre sent week very few traumetions in wheaten reported. Bar ley sellins in limited qsaitidea at totem rates. Oats od, par qr. lower. Beans offering at leas money, without tingling buyers. At Wolverhampton , yesterday, west gave way in pries ls. to 2a. per quarter; and the millers lowered the retail pr:ss of 11,ur Is. bd. par aa.k. At this day's market there was a fair supply of wheat, and the sales were at la. to L. p.r quarter nadir the rates of this day se'unight, but tamers gewrally preferral taking their eamples back. Bar ley of all kinds gave way Is. per quarter. Oats tending downward. Beans lc to A. per quarter cheaper, but pea* were fully as dear. Der izmi, Ocr. 29. There was again a good demand for seed wheat, which kept up prices to some extent' nevertheless, on the whole, prices were 2a. per qr. lower than lest week. Barley w ir fair surd; - ; rrimeat lets ware nearly MI dear as Last musk ; one lot sold as high so 61a. per qr., but all inferior lots were fully A. tsL i l i s s t . over. In oats, beans and pose no alteration. best, 625. to 66e.; middling ins. to 625.; inferior, 39e. Barley, 375. to 50e. Oate s 25e. to 36.. 13.111., 4.6., to 665. Per, 440. to 465. per qr. Flour, tine, 40s. to 44z. per molt; semonda, 37.. to 40e. 111ANCI.E4TER. OCT. 29.—There was a Pair attendance at our market tun morning. The demand for English wheat wee extreme]) limited at a &cline of Is. to as. per quarter on the beet description', and secondary aorta were offered at a Ain greater reduction without leading to business; ordi nary rune of American Niew at the same time ineffectually offered at 6d. per 70 lbs. below the rates of this day se'en night. On flour we reduce our quotations fully 2a. per each, and they must still be considered little better than nominal. Oen and oatmeal mold slowly at barely previous rats. Beans were likewise rather maim NEWAIIK, OCT. 28.—At our Com Exchange today there was a liberal supply of grain. The beat wheat met a heavy wile of pmvious rates ; inferior 3s. to 4s. decline. newt prime —While wheat, Si,. to 62..; red, 645. to 685.; bar ley. malting, 42% to 445.. ' grinding, Ms. to 38s. Oata i lt to Henna, old, 48s. to 49e. Pam, 445. to 48s. 735. to KW. per quarter. OXIIIIITIOE, Oct. 29.—Teade la dull. Wheat is b., barley 2a., and oats le. per qr. lower. Wheat, 64e. to 64.. Barley, 365. to 425. Oats, 24.. to 32e. Beans, 44e. to 80s. Peas, 435. to 48e. Rye, 42a. per qr. ' ' _ . . Wavenruku, Ocr. 213.- -The continued tightness of the money market, coupled with the discouraging accounts from London and Liverpool, keeps our market very much de pressed, and prices of an articles are spin lower, with only a limited boomer pawing. EDINHORIM, OCT. 28.—We bad In the market to-day 1,606 qrs. wheat, 2,683 qrs. barley, 1,684 qrs. oats, and 96 qrs. been . Them war sold—W heat, 703; barley, 1 461; oats, 949. and boos, 70 qrs. Large atipplies pi Zain la the market to-day . Bales heavy, and priors y back. vonpared with last week—Wheat 4a. down on top, and 2a. 6d. dean on average. Barley la. dawn on top, and 2a. 4d. down on average. Oats same as last on top, and 2a. 4d. down on average. Beano Is. down on top, and la. Ild. down on averse. l'does per Imperial quarter .—Wheat, 335. to 72a. , barlff, 21e. to 42a. 6d.; oats, 17a. to 34a.; beans, 40e. to 60a. W eight at top wheat, edilbe. ; barley, 5611ba ; oats, 461 b.; and beams, 64.11 be. per bushel. OLAMIW, Ocr.2B.L ' At ill, tiara market the best dir• saiptions of wLest, both old and new, were freely offered it 11 reduction of le. per boll, and inferior kinds at a decline, but very little business resulted, all chosen of %Tel; limiting their mohair, as much as pomade. Flour gold is retail at Is. per Deck, and 6d. to Is. per barrel under late rates. Oats &I. per boll, end oatmeal Lc per toed cheaper, and little inquiry for either. Barley in vary limited request s and inferior aorta folly Ia per Loll lower. Beans 6d, to Us per Lull lower. For peas and Indian corn previous ratan wan supported. CATTLE.—EDINIStiIGU, Ocr. 28.—There was a large supply of sheep this morning, the number Wag 6,362, or 1,181 more than lest week. Demand better, and g fully maintained late rates ; in the inferior eorterB d eara P r lion took plaor, and a oonsi hirable quantity were left unsold, top price of the best mutton, ; current, 60. ; ewes and inferior, from sd. to Gd. per lb. The supply of cattle we large, the number being 610. or 38 more than last week. M. rather dull, but prime much the same. Top price of the best beef, 6,. ; current, 7e. 61.; middling and inferior, from de. 6d. to 7s. per imperial stone. Pork from 6s. to 6s. 6d. Six weeks old pigs were railing from 9a. to 13e. each. We had in tho market tioday—Sheep, 6,362; fit cattle, 610; lean do., 180 , =itch cora, 72 ; and pigs, 385. TRAFFIC RETURNS. MINI Pa. M. INN. TaiN• ItaLWATL epes amen. imam WT. UK Week melee October IS. a 4 al Ilrbleri ta.4 k Lear -..... ... .... 3.819 vt 85 3 We awl ebrillie. . ....... 3.1.4 LIN 1.1'2 62 ricetta,Matt ..... ....... ...... 673 N 4 1451 1 iewt acts* 00. b. It arts AMON InefteN N MON .• f6i SU 11;14 mess October 24. 4.,56..14Try mai 35514/411k 5- 1.1 3441 434 711 11,adoeoe Ty 454 05153•154.... 3.4 24 40 7P3 utg..4 .......... rs 196 1,631 1.t 4 4 I.= Malt 31.44 rs ........ ........ 15 417 354 741 11$ 544 , 41. /' scorn - ....... Tll 13.714 34.033 37.747 33.72 StOrksolll sad DerlLuloo ...... 116 751 04 7.66/ YAW WWI sad= Ottobir 35. 3444.114 b bawl ..... 1.1414 1.433 1.364 13.053 iiirin.;•.3 - 1,2/eimisiii; .- & - 4 - 4 MMI OT T 1,C4 2.413 heutarn Maetler, Noricii, ii d liraters Malan 41!• 11.411 14.447 91.3 4 11 WM Ics:th I:ritbl, k,t,..i Witter — MS 181 80 t0 1 , Nii 81voyphiro Untos. SI 3 1 81. 0 I 191 rued ee ItBR Oaleber a 10 •• 01 121 ... Beddi 1111 T. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABIIALTIIBB. Angora, from Ghent to Ltworp.x.l, ran CS •OVII OS lISTSII TWINNED MI the ilith of Oct., bat was got ..11 the meat Ude without appordot dosoorn—Antwerr. Or. tr. Soon nom maltfor Pardee. hos pa th tbioport • tth fowl. mem end tattled sway; cargo damson owe. trent —Velmow.l Oct 79. Kyle, fins timrpeol for Valencia, most discharge, bales eery Imam wirer Met —retool/0, Oct. Mt. Kam:lron gel, Notate Amery, Ina llet to errant:di, will goods, is around • a Nion with It bet eater to bar lied; 100 Wee cotton .m( mils wise es sed.—kent, 0rt.13. Wien. 0.4 Captain Derry, Wm Lemke to Ctsarbetoo beseani 0.. eats modify (roots above th. Wwn. —Yooshal. Oct 27, l.rwrnest. Sam an Poets—Assvo. Ke•lerni, end IL , risk. .t Sleolt , y ; Adtares, tied ArrltSe. at Caleatia ; Maria. und Art.trka (gob at Comma ; ha' Liam. at flier; M. S SaUt, at Atomaa.arla ; Lady Orry, sad nalsanao, at Grand ; Linos. Rama p.m Lmaroni. -Canna, IVO. 11, John a'Oaaat, and ratzie: QOM, 17. trots C:Atit Th. Ocean Cala% of therracr, arr.wed at deadhead. (Cairene) Net yea 1.n.. II al d..., the Om en pua•de Oa record. Bee W de. Weed fon. OSSI 00441 tor Wet. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. A. 41 h rn • L from Liverpool for Nay lark OIL IS. Lt 014 las. 10 We 0 ....at, or= Liverpool aAder, 1,0 Pee 0 melaseart, £Ol.lO. Ist - 11 100. le It Tpovt ea, from Liverpool fu Philadelpblo, Oat 19, lat. 37 1f.,100. 10 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIKTRB. t.S. at New Ircetiate ----- Bath, the wUe of MA t. A•kmo, of • da.ilhier BUKDAtt.—Get t 4 at the Vkantte. Oakky, Emez, the wife dig* tier. A ihmaiiter DYNE.— Oct. 1:41.14 4 the wife of the km J. 11. Dyne, ct • WO. JAI; VlS.—Oet. :0, at Withlricteu Ilnll, Ohtthkei the .1 0 0 ^f the hoc. D. R J. JOT... M • &Witte. MW ADA.—Ort. 17,st Dartmouth Muse, Tenet- kW, Rent the yrs of W. Lewes, E.., et • • MEW K —O•4 SA a& Whet. ter, the IN of A. L. Monk, =ad - - Itat., et • .a.. MIURA T.—Oet. 27,at the elf, of CR* A. n. Iduffitf. Petal ef 0111.—bom 4. at Ikaasralt, Maim. Zaat ladle% tha situ of Capt. 0. L. 0 ?Ando* Engtoter., of Witt raw YACi!v, a. at bbAnAbal. Cutaa, the Wthe of if 111'..sca UMW. Tadao. 4q., of a son. MARRIAGES. ANDEVON—ORITIFITTIS.-04. IT. MAL Pawns Church, by the 1... Altobant, A. W. W. C. Anthrsaa Esq.. of Lestsbalb. to *.phle. emastter of T. W. Ortflaths. r.t.. d Wouthheo CHWIATIW—DAWCAT.—OrA. IL et 04 Cathedral. Manchester. A. may. of Istlatmegh, to Mary Wood, clieseter of th e late J. Demean, Esq. MEV—SPENCER—Got st the 14.2141 shank Leeds. buthe Rer. T. S. bower% Mr. J. Ihy. to Yalu. dealbWe Of the ht. Me. W. H. Reserve. of TlahN HLIC MARCW ANT.—Oot. V, at AL Ildrerek EtromaratTs 480 Wee N. U. Parkes, Mr E. J. thumosk. M Abele. stumbles Mr terrelant. Unfelt Camdeaplece. Pub. YIEWSON— f.—net M. at tea Tett et Chen& ffutenervaltk by the Bet . T. A. Tor,. Mr. W. New... of Olosouter, t• blesb. .2tY,lllef . of Me. Nor., of lire Bond street. amd AL Pettioupate. DEATHS. noorn. Mee.,.a n. W at XtteCatgag Maga reed. W. D Death. MCI W. at the Ormag% Oserewl2. Owe LealWe thetAter of Caseate De Lowey, aged Si NCA c.—Oat. at the Sias. of 24 Wee% amble', the tae. d. Poem% RA., of Terabreks r alkse, Wehrle's. ZSI POOL-oe% sg, mu. M walow, Emily huff , . etre ef the Ver. W. H. HV.. 0 R1110;WOOD.-041. IS, se Malweety. Teetotal . % J. Oreogeoet Esq., awed 43. LIS Verf.—Oet. U. Mr. 0. Loam, of Albers-Wore Wok Poilleherr seeel WALE td et lialeiatead. Wallas Ansa. "eaghtsr WOW tale Walks% of Hametthelogool. MitAdam% roblithed Iss Wil.t.ms Kl/0 iilll4 at la. 01/1.1. 11 the ther feelne. Prbi sos as 011 es. Sind. la w!rubel c 4 Widoeftian..4m.o.llldietia Pqg