The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-13 00:00:00

lATit respect to the rectal toe. of public feeling, I shall ides/rate it be a few facts. Thn balances der to depositors in the Thurles Savings Bank ordinarily averaged for some years 32,0001. For severalaloothe et the! present year there was a manifest feeling of In oseanty i the modem of withdrawal segmented weekly, end jest preceding the meat insane attempt at insurrectica the balance due to derelicp bad dist aished to 14,0301., or thereabouts. Delimits, at this period or some weeks preceding it, there were none. Within the last month things have changed. Two hundred deposits have been made weekly, a very unusual state of things at this period of the year, and one that manifestly peeress that old deposits, not new savings, ars bung brought in. A , .other and further proof is that many deposits are paid in gold. Thus the poor and the timid, who, in obedience to mischievons counsels, not only flit upon the savings banks, but also ran for fold. ore again under the sway of reason, and feel the impulses of pesos and frugality. Your readers will, I am sure, regard these facts, as I do, as most important. . PROVINCIAL. LANCASILIRR. Moss CHAITIFr AlialtaTiL—The Rev. Joseph i Berk. 1 , , of Ifibefliela (se stated elsewhere) was appratentin as If. nitay evening, at Bul:on, by police superintendent 1 Berwick, of Manchester, sod amistania, on a bench warrant, Lased by Mr. JilltiCe CretiWen, at the late Liverpool as. sins. era se indictment charging him, with 4,3 othen, with I esm*eacy et Manchester. Mr. Barker hal gone to Bolton te saline a political lecture, sad win a view to go kg tt.rommh the form of edisasing the electors yes ierday, se • candidate, bona the hustings. 01 emir. the latter object vies frustrated, since the election et Br Itoa bad been tiled to OCIONIIIIOMIat tan o'clock, the hour at wlttelt Mr. Barker was brough t before the enacutrates at Mancluster. Wan brosg , ,t Won the beach 'creaky reepsca'ilo bail was tendered, sad le wee set at liberty. On the previous say, White, the Bradford chartist, who hod been takes by toe Manchester police bel-re, but not ou • warrant. wain ought before the naeistrates, being include.' it the lam.. indictment as Mr. Barker, end wa also held to bail, 1001. and two sureties each in 501. It was anted that In was previously under sureties oat another sharp el the sam• eaten. Remain roe Eierrios IN no CAuss or Out- SAL BSCITLAR EDOCATIOS, put torn by the L• 11- ashire Public Schad Association. Pampas sad srie iainals me almost auiviusally the grossly liscreat, sr the ' mall-educated winos of our peptides ; tor istellignee ' generally enables its to ears as honest and com fortable living. Know edge is man ba, than physical strength ; for while the strung labour physica lly, the nen. ' gait invent niachinery to Lebow them. In order, therefore. to haven pauperism, grime, and the peer Eminent viers of society to promote morality and the best interests of ell chasm, • large eat 'mita of education amongst the people is naresay. Mos ties, to be effective for the above purposes, must be national sad systematic; e., it non Mop to all assail, parties, sod sects, end mast be regular sad universal is its spar .tioe. The principle as which the smisteam M the state is at present given for aintedismel purposes is masidestly itereemass. It requires all resipisole to rams a sem of missy amount themselves, peeportiseate to the sid noshed • se that to the rich and '&1114, where ski is set seeded, unit is given—while to the poor who want, and to them who met properly appreciating the vales of abeentio& will 104 l web. scribe (wed esearquently Misread is mastuseeessey), teething isgiveo. Iddisoatioe is the lost pretests' of property. To leave it entirely to voluntary Wart is to throw el the duties of pro perty, so regards ablation, a d apes le tlie bent voint; while those who an able but an. • contribute entirely escape. It is • policy similar to s which would debate all our pollee, take away the oouteaitsiott of the pesos" tam the megistrates, hawk up our sanitary oununittoes sad sorporations, sad leave our watching, peas', and cleaning to whores, slime to do them ; sad we seed not be told that they scull be very ill dose, or left oompletay undone. It is so with tepid to volastmian is education. It will al ways be etro ag when coopegatioss are richest; i if. where it is least it will, for the suet part, rinsed itself at /tome, while the poor and needy districts will be almost entirely neglected. Voluntaryient also varies so much with the tinivs—tailing is bed times of trade, or at the death of • rich and good man-411•1 it asset be regularly depended on, and can never be *active in rasing the mental standard of the rept, at large. It is evident fir these memos that odeestion, to become sawed and effective must be system. ads • that any system likely to bs generally acceptable to the people of this country must be free from doctrinal r. blear< teaddag, sad removed from the diva: control of govern ment ; must be managed by local authorities popularly sleeted, and, as • eamagoinsee, supported b Meal rates, thereby securing the eight ut free at to all, without religious dhtieetion. There should be mem& he Wants ; day mho& for the yeaseg ; evembeg mirth he theme who labour aerieg the day, or whose edeestios lase been hitheet• ortgleeted ; sod iudestria wheels for them who ere sow outcasts from our sesial system, and who, in the abeam of such means of is • t, are receiving • mo.Wmel shaman is orcesesse, , and oriole. To edema the whole aatiea well, erembi soot kr less than to manta& the paupers is oar weetthouses cad the criminal+ is our pole. Suela u taat, istold Isrbedorissly dierelas the aureate of • too, walk W a fautdation of knowledge, aid the iamb et the Tel' teacher ; while it would do meek to masa the t ties sod to remove the prejudices of sues led parties. BRUTAL ARSAULT..—A ms named Samuel Grind rod wee ea Mnaday brought beim the magistrates at Rock. dale fee assaulting • butcher as.. i Thomas Dime's, and charged with having bitten ea • portion of eme of Ringlet's Bps and one I his fingers at the lint joint. Mr. B. Better worth, a sergeon stated that fatal convenenees wore likely to result from no state of the darer, sad ander these dram- Meson the primmer was remanded till Moodily nest. Grind rod Is said to have bitten pert of • man's noes of ease before. COMMISSION ET TUB LORD LIEUTIVIANT.—W. L. Close., Etq., to be deputy liesteaant. _ solemner, . . CHARTISM AT BRADTOLIA—Un Monday last three men armed Benjamin Lam* Francis Carmody, end Paul Holdswertb, and a woman named Kuria Holmes, were brought haute the seaguerates at Bradford charged with assault an I robbery. The complaint aro-e out of the ems nivel of the nine persons to York oastle for seditious cos. sinewy. mentioned in this paper of Una , ay. It seems that when fisher Emmett, the duel miters against them pri. weer, was going t his resiilenee iu Victoria-street, Silo bridge-lane, about tea o'clock, he eueountered a large now lx r of his neighbours who were &r ambled for the purpose of giving him• warm rerptien iaeonsarenee ot his haviagemed the port of what they termed a "spy," and having “seeeived blood money." Emmett had so gorier appeared in ue street than be was attacked by several of the meta He freer with mese of his madame, midst load threats spier his life, and it wee only when he declared he would draws a person, whom he held by the hair of the head be. soul the water at tee bottom of Victors-Wiest, where he had takes refuge from his assailante, that the crowd ceeseu to attack him, although the mars violent were urged to kill him, on the plea tin. be weeld know -cameo/ them, and they would be palliated on a subsequent mansion. In the Week, • sharp instrument was applied to Ilinmett's penes, and he was the deprived of hie prier, coot.ining Ile. 4d., sad severely wouseled in the abdomen. The prisoners were apprehesded on Suicide, aiterneen, and yesterday Emmett identified them am having taken& prin cipal part is the agnate end robbery. Ttry were all emu muted to York Castle tor trial at the Bert maims. Several other partite are " wanted ;" bet dues Saturday Vidalia street, which is • stronghold of ehartiern, hes been deserted by re male inhabi:ants, no fewer than 36 parsons heeler ab sconded.—When this case had been &speed of, three women, named Sarah Linden, Ana Cantwell, anti Reams& Pow, r (wives of well. known charier, and tweet whore Miranda were committed en Friday), and a yeti* man mimed Joseph Layooek, were also brought up, tharged with thhateniog the late of Ass Emmett, el& of Hubert Bomar, es the same occasion. They were ...gyred to triter Leo eared a for their gee.d behaviour, rind were rsz.:‘eed to the eel's In default of bad. Die rtiioe rentl7l.2 limns itt's goods on Saturday evening, and he Is atm living in soother par: of the town. He is to be reaped to Manetestur, for there is at present neither peace tor safety for bier in Bradt:rd. ANOTHIS CIIARTIIfr COMMITTED.—On Monday, Wore the sitting magistrates, at the Court House, Bradfeid, John Smyth, secretary to the chartist council la the.: town, and the principal !redeye! the chzttists in that lecstl.y, wee brought up tor farther examination. The pair) produed a number of papers arid doauvients found in Sas} th's home en the night of the 23rd et August, when he wee apprehended, which clearly showed his eotmezion aith the chartist movements in the reighbourbood. A petrol named Ili, heel Flinn, a member and secretary of ono of the chartis t sections, "roved that Smyth hid acted me the eseretary of the Outlet coined at Brai. ford daring the late disturbances end meditated outbreak. The magistrates neolved to commit Smyth to York Castle for trial at the nest gaol delivery. Their refined boil and he was forthwith sent off to York. The :hire ether prisoners, namely, John Bentley, Nathan Smith, and T. Bent .y, were discharged, there sot being sufficient evident* agaiart them. THE LAW OF WUXI( AND SALTAOe.—At the Scoleeates Hall, on Tuesday, Sattabytt, aa the lic eeiver et Droite ef Admiralty at Hull, appeared before the magistrates, to support two informations soma parties for an turineensent of the Wreck and S tinge Act, 9 & 10 Vie., e. 99. The first inforrantion was against a person lot pick lag up, and not repotting to the receiver of &cite, • piece of timber belonging to Mr. Linn ' the rail • way contractor, which hod gated from the woke at New &Mind to the opposite alines; and the sewed ionomation was against • party fur pa erg and retaining the timber. By the 6th section of the Wreck and Salvor Act it appears that any person finding any goods at am, or in any tidal water, or stranded on the shore, is bound forthwith to report the some, in writing, to the receiver us deers of Admiralty, and place the &ITO at hi, di penal ; and every person who shall keep peasessaa or, or Wain or no Nal, or secrete, may such goods, or shall defy, e, tale; out, Of obliterate any mark or number therein, or star the same to any manner, or shall not forthwith report and place ..t the &sit eal of the receiver any such goods in the mann , aforesaid, shall Setter all claim to salvor., end abed, on caurietkin, Serf/it any sum not exceeding 10W., and also tartar sad pay double the value of tb, article to the owner thereat, if claimed, or to It r Majesty, if the some be..... droll of Admiral:7; mod tta parties may oho be peeseded eigekta as the receives. of stolen goods. Yr. hankie Agpsseed NI behalf oldie de Madam, and the ansbbasas big sodded that the Woes W ism ismitned dieneet leseranne of tits est shove repo --. . sod wiibsiss any trautinient intent, the Worms, dans yen alsetne4 withdraws, as lanelints ribs the waist et us dome mid the expennie. Mr. Swill... t tit sum tiny, intininini that k. Ana In Mune poked spinet JI parties who eight in W IMAM. elienel spinet tlert visions et the sid. Maus DlOllO2 TO Ma. Coamweu. Lunt, M.P.—The dimmer gives Isy the Guaranties elegem to North Cheshire to Mr. 0. C. Legit, for the purpose of oilstioadog the defeat .to late petition aaaiota the Muni of thatiraaaa, took place at Mralesfield na Koaday. About 120 gentlemen eat dowa. T. C. Autrobus, , Basra Hall in the chair. The health of Mr. ',sib having bees drank, that gentleman, in m u mb l e Jima's, mod he would avow that aniline had he.. placed in • difficult position, sad Le would not onside, it his duty to give theta a ratios, oppositina. H. would know no party wham object was clinics% from the good if the country; and he was quite sure that although the de ei•ion ht came to ea important qwedoem—..eniet, i n them aventlul times would soddenly tense—might be opposed to them (the electors), they would show their venal hex &moo, and not :peel him to set crateary to what he considered the public good. FIRST APTLICATiOttTO UOVIREHENT VEBER TIN BOW PUBLIC HBALTN ACT.—The siortality at the port of Wtitehaven being at the rate of forty-two ta even thousand (hiking 1; popolatioa at MUD. stwording to the moms of 18411, the ishabitsate detonsined lest week to per a mentoial to Lord Horpeta, calling for the intimposi• mos of th• cautatiosioaaws appointed to gam east to the pro sisio.,s of the new sanitary not. The inkabitasits aro looking forward with interest to the anticipated of itis! visit of the government inspeatim. BERKSHIRE._ ATTEMPTED SWINII7INOAT NIMBI:MT.—A ISM f gentlemanly exterior called oa several of the Newbury Madras:len on Saturday se'nn i ght, and represented himself ' sa Sir Jdm Kirby. Of one ha ordered a Waco of double barreltud psi., of another a saddle, and of others diem articles ; bat, beyond • pair of gaiters, he did not summed is obtaisum paression of the pds, as, before the articles could be sent to hiss, • policeman from Whites:church, who it ap pears m's ea his trask, took him into custody. The int timb r, it appeared, had es trio same d.y left Ares.ord tor Dasiugstuke sad had bests at Winchester, theses tneomsh Whikelturch to Newlmry, end it all paces exercised nis vocation. At Wniteehureh he ordered • dinner tor four ekramen, and borrowed the landlord's hone to go so aced invite another. The hone, it Is needless to say, wa. the one be rode to Newbury. It is mated that of remaining at Newbury, he mould have got what he emild, and gone of to Leedom by rail ; but Om *imw woo too quick he him. Ilia wee taken beck to Whitecbureb, to the justices them. Cldgfort 130aYartsiod [Md.—Upwards of 40,0001. have already Irma impended epos this uschirtakiag, and no more money being torthessaise the works are now at a stand still. One angle bar of iron sweeps across the gulf : and as this fragile looking timed a wkker ear travels from side to side with visitors who are 4101171110P0U1 sweet to trust thvieselvee in it, and the Jolene" is quite as flarul as it hake A little wooden home is built on the edge of the cliff to keep the car in, and from this spot the adventurer starts. To sit in the basket (says the Willa Manisa ) whilst the man in attendaaee ere preparing to lot go, and to look shag the line, dropping la the centre as it don some fifty Peet, is 'rough slam to make ate slightly nervous; but when the cry sows " bold fast," and wt.h the speed of light yes rusk down ea you buy for the MOOS, fete eternity, the stoma* grips the ides of the wicker ear with a convulsive strength, and lift themselves as though the world wee tallinß mom beneath them. As you gm over emit& the middle of the parses the speed demeans, sad after riming up tor some little time ea the *Oat ibis Use ear emits to • deadstill ; and now, beim belt way weer and to foaling which the wish down the wind hr g ive you hawks a little subsided, leisure it afforded es gam ala s ead U you have owarase to look down some idea of tke tet with* you haag suspended may be gained by the of rooks that, frightened from their hulas la the reeks by the of the car, whirl far beneath mt. A reps washed T I E basket pulls it ap the ore lag bar to the laaliagyhmes ea the other si to. CAMMISSTON /IT THE LORD LI6UTZNANT.—W. D. Denser, E.q , to be deputy lamatoosat. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13, 1848. CLERICAL. PRIPNININTS.—DIOCWI AND WILIA.—TbA Cord Mo. d Bith sod Walk b MAW the tolloviiii potions' to titrotiso wVbM Ms i~.' : TV Dm T. M. Pu,N ILA, 6) ht. Mary% G. Toosha; die iv. A.S. Oriapkil. ILA. So It. Illookear's C.. hoth; the n. K A. V. Conn to arlgotorit C, Illoosnot the hey. J. Enos, BA.. MM/ Cirri C., Is* B. rell, ILA.. to Ito Mot* C.. Worstoottpor.36l; km J. A. J. Zolorti. 11. A.. to Iloinhoos C... Ert000l; M. R. A. II hoood, ILA, to loldkod C., emoroot the In. It. Wm{ ILA., to Wens lkottoost; tit Pam F. KA, Woo el W tat oils la the Abbey Char& of Cali NAVAL. ---- Poaramotrna, Sam 11.—Birkastwasd, st., Is wand trim belated to thee port with do modals gest darker Or upper loaded enure la tart ematry.—Opelope, all be ready be ea the 14 d Ortsbee. the Oast et Atka Mho modiemd to Me dollas.—Doree, M. from the smear; ie dolly oimead hen. to be mime, peter to reamilog hedge. Dimatruma. em. 111.—ItaarAdas. B. layealds, Coat maallar4a4lartas ago edam. bolded Ide leg as bate the amaimpola. Cwt. Cery, Orr mmulas. The env roll be Ciiirdre allamee tomenow.—legart t WM% et, Am. 44, assoollp. stetted sa la The War ima samailistebabor Mas to to dimmalit aM pat a& —/isserm 111, maim mem lad wileat arat Mia amain cm a anis far dm arra* at Os lama Cluammt. Sen. 11 —The M. et tits Admiralty hays ardwal that dm Ilawilmair Maps sad Mums are is Norm of emetrealia r lbe ohm Is Mk yard doll got be lomeisd mall they ▪ reperly id. sr srll ramkal to sordes.—The &Meet the &dead Wailes her termiamed kr the mom. AdantaLTT. Barr. 12.—Arrousimmirrs.—Commaders : M. Ma Ora, is Mims LIL J. Petra. to Isideses(amallneed).— rarame aid hum W. IL homeek; omen, C. Thompeeer, domeala, lee; sod Cower, em•-•• Cydepo—Novel Colet V. Odlomeer, to dlegerd. RIM& II &VAL 15011001.—Tir semen of administration et MY imeltatka low premeted to No rano✓ the warstary a Am salver, lamalmayet thstropprobstka at Ideemetime he ware et dot imeballea dorlog • salad at ty yams. SPORTING. DP PCITIZ "c‘& r — -- Moo dor Ntent, 1 Y o'ciocir. • - after our =1 wee doprehed he the aft ink this Marron., Joann to wads b operereele ea tee rem teary awl, wit/ inwpiesure we hie lads look epee peep; the iewnedle our his triode thet la bid reeetred no eedellW Warp 1,111111 ids =Wept es the Web, owl ea the tweepth el tide impulsion • lbw praise ewe Lid wet an him ea= ✓ laud+ gni, he zuwieed its the WWI et thebetling ; the dine, hevenar, we ley we sem lowerehlo. lielonsa WAS wissilly et ire te 17. eatthai Awe whY would boo bola Wks. dertilke wee WWI kr leqp on at Ile 1 llel.edf le I, eivil ef et te 4, ahem italsakisr wailiaded la toe er dwooseenore et ea if 7le 4. 44 se I alliese opium Aim*. 7le 4 wee Mid en the ileadmia Ow die Chatededne, WA l wee a= Mier we the tient Terhohimo !clay. Thermo wo ter wtreal thisieslet beeinene tees ezwedlegly TossoAT.—Timo alibi trains brought • onsidarebto 448544 s d employ tie to. lows, het net le Ow Mat night here boa enpeeled km the Witoortami d art l wee at the prindpd swab ; •row sereber of blew thorn** ere still oweetepiod, sad row that the waft ef the railway t Arlana hoe cenvoleod • direst Weeinewd auks with Liverpool, llaremerc and ash et the greet wort. lag teem in the nerds sad recce anabled Owe vibe elow le de so to woe to the new led reran Ow rem they are dirty le rreah, re. Tire anther etedweee • oweetmely Mew sad witinti. etzaaor the Mew of the entries end the winalseg d. folds fer en the rows there ow a hir Weenie ea The kerwieg io as • nr ern et the dot sport es time will ;Arndt av Whine& 8w IL= 01100 10• n oaks, fee *-pride. Cop oratse. sus. /4. B-Dieley's Moo , males CLinistro. 0 HANDICAP de 20 Dom 404 - 01 1 R OM May d, ad, mat de edded ; the sowed lo Tessin book kle sego, and tin winorr to pay lb son. Wing* imams. I Lb. 24 mob% 141[1 ii7k.7llk , ;:irxreSidelle, 4 yrs. 74 1141 (41179 Liddes's A.nut 4 yes, 74 7lb . Ids Dr,17....a'a G 0.4 i^7.9 yrs, 44 711 i flis C. 140r54P4 Vanish, a yrs, 744 71b Maw 4 410-,4410. Vat itty, aged, 74 911, ..... - (fflillisiser :kiustan zharace. s yrs, i.t Sib..-.-.... 414. Oslis,_ k, gig WakrAA. . : eig4 Sislle, 4to I agog Iliassissal e se Ooo' Pay. Wools made tits manias at a gold po. YasJirs, ss4 &laky disarras ant, 444 WM* Irk 443 order asausisd tsar slim Cool Ilsgmaki4444, Soil% chalk g the favour iteirted kits dose* bp lisit • Imp% Gouui ay Spike Thula by . Ikap. jtie 67 1 Nikon M. MATVJIIOO Wit . 67. Yr. Stanley% krone; .w. S.t 711. . ....(10tke) 1 inrd G.depar'd fto Th e Provost, Set 410 (NM) 2 I!...,tbac; 2 to 3 on !Ameba*, Who nun by two hnstbs..—Ha to 61 sew. CmegreeNg STALES 01 60 rink •••14 li ft, kr 2-p-old was, &a :A sad Slim Ni liti, the esesed t• ono Ni stake, oc. Ike Weer in. Thirty.two mete I Lord kg'inetanNi Tee Elting Outebasaa. (Warne) 1 Lred I ttrid's Elko tteligeten whg 4tie 2 Mr. D. lei ,m's 4. 4 , r-ti ( se II 0 }eel Ante's HAI .sty . lir. bees liapenitria Both g: 4 to 2 oe the leatetueaa, whom& seedy sil the running Mil wet It. a ceousoa canter —lion la 1 ado. 13 secs get IterIiTAILRII of 6 • ova each, for 3 yr olds, &c. St. Leger tame rum. tuts. 11r. E..-..back's ',newt Newell, 1 yrs, Tot IP+ Me. e tuteceth'el.llen Lmitaze, .1 yrs, Ni 7lb $ Mr. tetras's'. lliterburn, 3 yre, GA Ilk • II Yr. Millie!. Yet Harries, re Ilk Mitt .g: Even co louts Newell Was is • maw. Thee, 1 • a.m. 21) seer. LATEST BITTING—I sfey3ek. GT. Lzonn.-10 t47i 10 to 6 apt 6urplice, 7to $ apt tialeatehei, 6to I ere Judie, to Ireland. lipelogy Jack wll tad start. It t 'hatpin dint ths a atom will be embed to the above aim Comtism!, Ararat; rtiaurste, sad nerborough. Brother to Straloor, • hero. but is very duiretfoL YUK14.111'.3 11ASDICA? -4 to 1 apt Executor, 5 to 1 .t Lady WIWI', at. I apt /dlrraiam C a. ItEWITCY STAILI9 —l2 to 1 apt TAT Cur. The inAtuil continua in the best pcasable order. Lab, intell,gnut. WE'iTAINSTER , COUNTY COURT.—YrsuRDAT. Wore D. G 114444 Fat„ Jades. PICWas r.it I. HUNT..•=rItALI BINInT loctanes.—Thb Ai,' IC 4 Aril hruiagttt by lii .be tit Prosser &widow, 'mind Wjti.“ Mutt, dui secretary of the. Unite d Society of lour. votes Warms Awe," to recover the seen or her guineas. itolerrsa s.d.l the husband of the pl Lintaff, who was • widow, diaries tee a time wee • weather of the United BO risi of ifouroeynsen D'ushaskers and for upwards of 30 ',ear. paid le watribotissis reyalaily to the society. By •ho 19th rale afar saidaty too widow of s member was en. to the NM an towards the funeral of ler husband. In the mead ems If. las. had been paid the plaintiff on salwaat, bud fa seam Nowa the Waage was rduaid. Tki • CLERK ENWELL —lnsulators. —K. Mooed and D. Don, well known thieves, were shamed with attempt ing to pick pockets. Sergeant hernia said that on the previous evening be saw the prisoners in Upper-street, Mitigate, following lain and atunupting to pick their *nitrite. Witness watched them for some dietomss, and - busy repeatedly pat his bead Into the picketed neutral ya w ladies, bat did sot messed in *at/sodas anything. At last to da m e... he took from a lady's pocket a theld's rattle, .N 4edere!!•l4/pilei when wits** pounced upon both prisoners end took G s ~,y7,...Ar74,72, them into custody. The primers, witness 'added, were * Bens. t Orlere Jn well known charlatan, and it was that which Wooed him. in the first instance, to watch their niancouvos. He took It Bri o t 4 "" r64 : . • than to the statiesheuee —The prisoner", who made the 14, t y.., 4 4.0,...46:4 most horrible faces, and pretended to cry, bat could not by any possibility squeeze out a tear, denied the charge against 2 6 1 m.•• •• them, saying that they accidentally pushed against the sy m.o. a l a dies, and they wets AS is anent "as babies wot eras never 14 Os. Prileseme. borer."—They Weis committed to the House o' Correction, with hard laboar, for two months. On leairier the hat r M. they soddenly got rid of all their grief, commeneed laughieg, 0L41120,461)CPri end said they &diet ease for a dragger (three months), let 1 6 5nr .. ;,,, alone two, which they ,mild easily perAwm on their hoofs. r,: . ', 1 11 . 1,,i7 .1 , 4 ":1 NIARYLSBONB. Rosanne or tiaras. lowest 64 , . . sou charged with having been concerned in a ealinß Imo pert, to a considerable amount, belonging to Miss Norcenf , L 4 raiding in York- street, ll.rylehone. On the 17th ult. pro- De. Ilea Nostril missed from en upper apartment in hew house a desk, D &Wm* &WO Gat containing, amcmptother valuable poipert., several 61. ba..k .... notes and two silver watches, BA3a after the di-covey of her to n a 4 4 ,41 4 ,,,. lose, a young woman, namedßailey, one of her lodgers, wee lt? r charger' on suspicion of being the guilty party, when, after • I 4 " lengthened inquiry, she was liberated —Urge Pearce now seated, that in coasereses of information which be bad re- a. unto received relative to Homey, be succeeded in apple- . 6 . , beading him that morning in the Haekney•road. „ —Me. Lowe, a tailor, in Barbican, said that shout it three weeks ago the pr i soner purchas e of him a pair of Math sloth trowsers, alleging that he was acing to a funeral. ,1 Ns pal Me them with a 61. note, and received lose sovereigns and elms silver in change. The name aid adders given by Nat was " Mr. Smith, Bodford.row, Cambridge." Wit. i j sass pfd the said note away to a Mr. Courtney, in Hounds- A die*, and it had sines been stopped oa presentation at the II Beek. It wee alleged to be nee of 'hoot of which premeu- ; trim bad been phuseWed.—Wm. Leach, in the service of Me. I Leah Chap& street, Tottealiamoonn-road, at whose haws t the Omer bad lodged, deposed that be (prisoner) quitted 1 .,' hie aparteaset est the 17th ult. ( the day the robbery was die itevertd), and that just before ae went away whams got Mugs for him fur a M. note at Mr. Dobree'e, a pswabeeher, ewer of Cbarlottiastrest.-Bergt. Pearce remarked tha the nolo abided to by the last wherein had not been loud of slue, end it was 'tureen, as pot Impemible to tell whether it t Ansa a portion of Mime NererelVe property et aist. He (Peens) added that the Omer had,apes one iesseeirse, less tried and murices* en • dirge ot having robbed a an in whose servise be wan liviNg.—Tae prisoner, 4 lea be was deffeews of saying anything in the I Cir Mar et the pressediegkedmitted having sea th e melleoridelt was en. of his own, sad imolai all knowledge et hawing bed say dealing whatever with Mr. Lowe.— gamer was remanded. THAMBB.—Aesesotte AtiSatiLt.-13. Nicholls, alias 1 T. helhalthr, steward if the ship Patriarch, was charged with sneak—A. SMetf e ame et the seamen belonging to the vessel, stated Use ea lest some men wore larking j en the deck es 4 uusiheadieg that it would end in a quarrel, be istureered to pv them. The defendant told umpleinant be bid to do with the affair, and dm auk Cemphdnant returned the blow, an they swilbel together for some time, when the defendant, finding be bad the worst of it, ran to the galley, and deliberately I taking off the cover of the boiler, filled a large regal with Wilts* water tutu poured it over his neck. (Here the pro. mentor exhibited his neck, which appeared as if it had bean , just flayed, and at the same time stated that his hut and ' shoulders were is a still wens condition). Oa sustaining the injury he jumped about like one mad. Complainant, who stated that he was a married num. and bed a wits and fa. luny at Bt. John's, whither he had articled to return, stated his sass to the captain, who was away from the yeast at the time ; but the captain's reply was, "1 obseld be happy if he served you ten times worse." Dire the da (cadent threw the water ea him, the cook, who Is Niebeiht brother-in-law, struck him (complainant) on the beck with a bucket. The complainant went on to state that thee& ' several persoro on board witnessed the transaction, he was unable to produce them, as the captain would not allow them to come unless they were summoned.—Mr. Yardley I shall visit this atrocious crime with the highest penalty it is in my power to inflict; and I must at the same time observe that the captain, in sot allowing witnesses to ems up for this prasecutioe morally participated in the cowardly and un manly out rage.—The prisoner was than fined 61., which was instantly_ paid. lIAMMERSMITH.—CnaIha OF nOBJ3II.IIIIIALIIIO. Eelnersed Bonne* was chanted with having stolen Ctrs* ' bon% value 7001., the property of Edward B. Delefteld, in, of Willow-beak, Fulham.—Mr. Delatield deposed that thepriener had been in his employ as head coachman for die lest three years and a half. On Friday lest be seat the =trilttth three horses and a note to Mr. Anderson, of . Grosvenor-square, telling him to leave them. The three horses were named " Madame Yestris," " Caarlie DIAWINI," and " Pauline." Os 8 iturday morale(' on going late the stable he found the horse " Pauline," which the l uironer should have taken, still in the stable, and that he bad taken another horse named " Mrs. Keeley " instead. Upon that he seat a groom with a note to Mr. Anderson re guesting him to send back the horse " Mrs. Keeley," which he had got is mimosas for "Pauline," which he sent him. 'Whales afterwards saw Mr. Anderson himself in the after I sees, The told him that the prisoner had brought ea Wean to him at all. Whams eubaequestly found th at the priseawr bad gone away with his wife and heady, and he also shoed' grey hone named "Bell," which the prisoner had taken with him, and a deg-cart. He gave information of the robbery. Oa Sunday afternoon be went to Bradford's livery stables, Wilton-mews, Pimlico, *ham he found the three miming horses and took them away. The prisoner was taken into custody that sass morning. Complainant in ertewexamination admitted underteking to see that the coraxluisrUer's bill was paid every six months. Recently, in consequence of something which he (Mr. Delidleld) had discovered in the prisoner's conduct, be had given him notice to leave, and then the prii ironer applied to him to pay up his book, and told hies be owed Mr. Johnson, the conochandler, 1601. odd. He hod since received a oote from Moore Johnson, *quilting pay ment of the money for the cona—For the deduce it was suhmitteu that the peisoner bad a lien on the pruperty.—Mr. Delaiield wee salted if he bad not received a letter room Moors. Bicknell en Sunday morning, informing him where the buses were defosited, end stating that they were Ce tained as a lien for the payment of the corn bill 2—Mr. De 'afield admitted this.—Mr. Beadon said the prisoner could no: have a lien on the property, it being an established role that the riaseasion of the servant was the possession of the muter. He thought, however, that the prisoner in detain ing the hones had nu intention of committing a felony, al though tie may have committed a tnsease, fur which Mr. Delafleld must sect his remedy in another court. He should, therefore, discharge the prisoner. Do. New Deo.tt p e4. Pre/.401 awl Liowsiownws Ildlbwr u triecu. M. Dr Arms &Mir V wril, IMw , ti Da. Fee I Oars ,tOr.tiw. r 04.1eout_ifes141r• Orem Ara gar 15 Ow. ASO* 4 1 41. • ••• • N Dr MIL .. 14 ow IQ ire& Da Awes ... ... Do. Now. ITII SW , * .. Do. ions MK. • Cardiaii AftvasAins& Ydrith U.. em Do. LO. Ul&y , Do.Nowthow.f LICLIR•Fi.e.our DelhAtlart/A fW111114011,4 1 De. W. L. Uldea no.Prislosaf W Dt ' air 4 1 1 , FF. ___... --- 118 dad Ti n ... Do. NN . An?' re. 41Wra;;i a no.. Siam a N.J. J L.".doei & lila *vitt n: Do. irstasis• .... ip Lea. t - llncuter. 3.0 Ar.Uwar.6o Da.Pretankk..o Do,New6! ; cn.l Pnglirneas. .0.4.14, .4 Reat4r: D0.L.1. D. VaLtes D.. 4 11.4... L. a 0.198,4-.M4 i! 12 4p. Ip. MONEY MARKET. TU MOLT EVINIII G. The public securities were slightly depressed. The shutting of the books of some descriptions of stock, for the half-yearly dividend., was one of the causes assigned for the reaction which occurred—namely, of 1 per cent. on the highest quotation of the day, and on the final value of yesterday. It is to be borne in mind, however, that the uncertain measures medi tated by the Chancellor of the Exchequer for raising his loan of two millions sterling still hang over the markets, so as to render the Jobbers and the public circumspect in their procee ding.. Money was, in some branches of business, less facile, though, on the whole, there was, in this respect, no essential dif ference. Back Stock left off 195 to 7. Three per Cent Reduced, iiB 't 1. The Three-and-a-Quarter Per Cents., 87 to 4. India Stock, 2381. India Bond., 245. premium. Consols, 86 to for money, and 861 to 4 for account. Exchequer Bills, 294. to 325. premium. The foreign funds were subject to no general varia tion. The Portuguese Bonds were those chiefly affected, the government of the Neoessidades having, as hsa been before intimated, some fresh scheme in embryo for the lightening of the charge in this branch of the public service. Comp , omise after compromise is proposed, the effect of which is to pare down on each occasion the claims of the holders to a gradually deereasing limit. They are consequently becoming naturally alarmed for the entire of their investments in this particular stock, since, after the repeated assaults already made upon it, there would appear to be no security for the miserable remnant held by them from one half-year to another. Brazilian Bonds, 75. Chdian, 87. Mexican, 16f. Portuguese, 21 to 2. Spanish Three per Cents., 23. Dutch Two.and-a- Half per Cents., 44 1 ; the Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 701. - The foreign exchanges were the same as on lest port day. The . paper passed was not extensive, nor did the negotiations of the day present any feature of novelty. Amsterdam,l2.l4 to 2 ; ditto, short, 11.181 to 191; Rotterdam,l2.2; Antwerp,2s.7o to 76; Ham burg, 13.104 to 11; Frankfort, 121; Paris, 25.65 to 70 ; ditto, short, 25.30 to 35 ; Genoa, 26.85 to 95; Vienna, 10.65 to 11; Trieste, 11.5; Leghorn, 31.43 to 50 ; Naples, 38 to 1 ; Madrid, 461 to 4 ; Cadiz, 481 to 9; Lisbon, metalliques, 511; Oporz, 611. ri:Zio47 - 4.ii; 7,7 - I MILETING.7.LivaI Joscrsor.—MMner. ef Shoreaidars—llanalersier, Pest la the chair.—The rormlng wag award to eceolo__ . what Mega ought to be taken for enabling the deareholders to rendre beak the remainder at the be. altar dimeargbeg all the liatilltias MM. am. lay. It ma Maid that there was ohm WASS. to hood, that the Irmo aims go". IMAM tx divides among the einnimiders melded thly assid stap the birder momodiago d the dtroalore via rompad to maw dimdslien W 4 1r Yet hating nod %OW The gmarel minim that Meg as O was triamy lett, wodd ha no oni to wa s soodsidion anted ta at m the my rg the dartiolden; and be. awry way to aria two tem to the rewsibig efMetwot7eTadiriatlia iW. Waft a NO inn as in hind be lidding ell IMMO& Samintione mem paned winding a amondttee to marry as the MOO at the is mu. Nalsed alms. J. lialimm H. damns mid T. Ira; et Warne the dims= net ne my arrianim to gorilammt kr • bid, and r=ithe eharehalim is mina is proosring a division of the gnmseting orty foram mismontwympendituro. 3118CELLANSOUS NEWS.—MaITPORT AND CAR usis—On Friday last the comentee recently mooned at the half. yearly series of this compenym .Mte with Mr. George Hudson tar Ur Poe or ale et the tritatd agreed to let that gentle sea, onagelther he the Tali, lieweestle and Berwick, or the Mid land Omen Mee nerve. with PI its hankies, at 4 yr cent., with the that, should these reilways return to their old dividend unitive/ inty), that the preen proprietary of the Maryprt s and nail ended le II par Mat, or Mr. nudes tabs at to the Pie Nee at per. • al restlng will be Yid en the lied yin= PM, ter a head owed= le this errantrien to whisk no op. delgen Lantana Awn Boar.—The viaduct at Liverpool is wassilond, alti the arasplios of lee arches over the dem property. The Wain red Upsilon nosh sae lisished, and all the brines between Livened and Wipe entreat ; the arlde u tz is laid and tenon he sleet admen Pram me Wipe to the unction with the lens en Penton hallway Ye bridal me all sod a por. the et the perremn way Laid don, and try a few tboneand yards of menwen hen yet to be 1111110•11‘. The nye _viands near Bohan an is a hewed saes, that at Bohn binL ished, with the excep. dos • f Yr Ow moosey • t Ye Direy levee Tiadam is tot e M the Inman lofted he stone viaduct at Very t Tie perreset way (d line ? oable) ki laid through herrn Duey lever and the Ran Malin Several of the platforms led Ink= see bent, and the signals are now ban Phi and and the wenn be Wearable the line may be opened he pas. war of neat L-D °LANDOW, PAULIN AND ORIMINKM. —Mem a eemeependenws whisk hes nos net brans Os wen trey of the Calennia Illonway Ompq. erl peens inened in the Carnew sad Orme* tir seen It sowers that MIN has ono it elk rename to no gemenced annul ft he Ind ho e toter seingen by the Clatenne. it was rzgunsvned that the geernere we a pergeni d i zzt ; ead It is ea derribil in the mania Stet liar err tOa bhe olteeddeg the Innen the two erereal renew* es,l4 men bewsese Oa the exam terms lo Mtn the gurene legion That the re the Railway Orepny shall have rfee.n soy time linen the of five nen nee the ening et Pirn railway, to pet es V i t at ere guarani d 4 resent +the erdbery stag of the Mew% Pansy, snd Onsenesk Railluny Oerpen, peened Ye g ee then sondepeen= nethros isms neon end net snit Pr hones erre raid enieen slot to se anal pane nth Ore hailer et the stock at the Cialeindip,Raiway Cenapany in it the divprorita, and einnagto fir the aingainstell etterrlen In to Me sums warefirety rid up by them. —le ernete Yentam the Cannes Oreptiq to what new this dire wai hargei to operate. Mr. Manner the eseretary of the worst of the Stork Rasksage, std now of the Qlloki Mot, wrote ft the secretary as follows: " Preell reran made by the O► dans and Cli.sguw. Paisley, and Gretna Companies, I hen pin Biked, le the Official Lid of the Stock 4absrpe a ratan* to the Ant Yet the Orman line Is lowed to the Caledonian et e mend rent of Luz per lent per arra On reference to the era of portiOnoot I And that the guentee n OM *Mc netredeed by a power conveyed to the thledonin of at .y tine bone the expiration of relg ea M te it eate after Monsen ot the lin br Ineorponting the stock with their own annentared inn Will min, theretore, Allow me to ark, I. WM.* seam it is detteselload to take with regard to the Greenock Noel Is the gnerantes of 4pm emit. in perpetuity to stand In full force; or is it to be ebeadamal in favour otan antrlgarae. Won on equal Pew.? S. If the pareatee be determined en, when dos it commino Your return rates that it was to have commenced from the opening of the Celedaran tine." The following la an extract from the reply of the trot at sememry, dated beptember I h eve to noon ledge the mane of you letter of August 28, and to reply. I. Tube 1 OM unable, at prompt, drfloitivvy to rawer Mb query: and 2. That rte 11112112:110 will date from the opening throughout of the Caledonian Railway." As the line is not yet opened throw. bout, it tippers, therefore, than.: the Anal arm/aunt of the matter must remain undecided for some time to cow. TRIO WATIDIFON.D, WEXTORD, AND DU111.111.-Bir, With reference to the City orders of Tu olsy, nn Mb company, It wilt add recildembly to the appreciation of its affairs to state that, of the orleimd eipital of 100,000 shares only 72,000 shares are alleged to have laid the Aret deposit of Ws., that a Gill el Mk was made in March, 1447, whlch yielded 11,11001. (or 34,000 shares) ; a cell Li Mare ty ISM, of 205., only yielded 3,0004. (or 5,600 shares). It is al leged that the South Wass tAxeptuy have taken 12,000 shares, In or der to "memoir, a line for th e Crest Western Railway Company to Ireland..' The report a( the shareholders' eaninlittee" discloses some ourrembnary proceedings as to the anotreente of sham and the buying up scrip, sod o th er am of the great oreopaniee— Youts, Ira , N. OMMEROIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE MINCIN (PLANS, Barr. 12. —Wo have @gain to treat a dull opening of the sugar market, and the article soma fates to go lower, although few can remember prices so low as at present. The ptimbets who foretold that the autumnal an i, sily from the West lodise would fall Very short (and were believed many) are abet - 461y wrong; the ships are now test airiving hes y laden, and the quantity known t be shipped by whet is termed tam August ships Is much larger than lot year. Thm, added to the competition of Duch refined sugar., so suddenly mei unespretedly allowed by the government, by which the /*clink refiner cannot now glee the price foe the raw guitar that he did last year,, has a dimming Mune% and the import... are compelled to submit to low prima t• effect wails. About 850 bhds. of West India were offered In public mile, but scarcely 2io told; thin, added to the private 000 tract busman., only shown 05 0 blade. sold today. About 8,300 begs Maud. sold on public sate at a decline of Bd., the doer sorts bong least in derneod ; Madras and Java sold in small pereels at the muse decline; refined dull; standard quality, It,. Ad.—Coffee : 3,500 beg, of Corte 'tam, sold in pudic sale at their relative value, In acy coition°, with the decline in Plantation Ceylon lad week, and the 800 bags of the latter deieripthia went off heavily. Mocha was withdrawn for walnut buyer,. at previous eaten—Cotton is steady ; • 60 bales sold. -- Kum reissue, dull cod toseeave.—Tallow has advanced Is., with a brisk market, and is dm et 475. on the spot, and for the last three mouth..—ties needy, but the demand continues limited.—ln other articles a ales anon, but markets geLerally wear a dull ewes:ann. COTTON.—Lionapoot, Garr. 12.—The market was again dull tisalay, and twee was no. mach badness dime. The sales were 3,3u0 bates, 100 if which were for export. Pa left: New Orleans, et tee ; tweed °earth., 34 to 3; Surma, to 31 bf tecn area, parr. 12.—the still nurettled stout of the Schkew g•Hoistrio question. caused by the no of the ar. minim by the Viunklort Natiou..l Me.mdyy, has had a considerable Of et in giving u cheek to o,p:ration, for Qermany and the oath of Eurdre ; and our con inentul Looses trading to those quarters tutu. rally chow an utdbposibun to enter into any new engsgeniente, until maitre a. eume a more rotted aspect. To-day there is litt.e doing for tient:may, and in mans awes we have beat .1 at countermanded orders. Private Wars, however, reec .dal hst costa bunt Frankfort, date that there is little dontt of he ulumao amicable arm cement of this vodka. An sztractrale nary e futon ol the °Agar Gamete also takes a =Dar view of the sanjea. • a Mae, nevertheless, assay doubt on the sables' exists, we' mug expert .o Maimed caution on the part ad . our German home. The (inch buyers are under tood to have a fair amount of adore la Laud, but thee are net given out freely, et =sequence Melanie= of the cholera II ATLI], Lrokre out in several plaosa In the Leant, sad silo, to a - ate ement, owing Ito the recent dremdfltl ocetegradon Ia I tri.laaW.•wx, wuich late omounsed so many shops, warehouser, he, the eller a reialttug Nee which are not yet tally Imolai. L pan the whole Ms market to quiet, with primes veryy, s rady. Fine prio era are rather more easy to bay tcbdsy, but Lee makes are quite as firm as before. In ahead all other descriptions of goods there le no change of piece to note. Low Dam ien, of yam maintain their price, there being no Mocks in the market, and 3 rny demand coatinuing is them. India combos have lam impaired far at a shads lower lu end In sass slaw a Might wesenion bee hem Nude to mist the Visbee of inpre. bat lin punt they enr be quite /*WM I memeameredu I. Mum to Zang o redeat The hca. weal, ripen of Um ante of labeler g i t. " 1 d.,. min ut to this ow solo the dtreetke of Eam. i a runways, the Irmo as lowans on die wanly of Wok 1111011160 Si 307, of wham 400 lave gees to c o g s at B f‘e Ins II to Mat time. In the cotton mills s — 'u r il i nt , own = time, end a Mime of Ile oe mhort tkeiW 1 min Comport favourably of the Macolethell trade. . on waxer onto( work In the whole town who le friable to estate of Wane which hu not elated In the tradedonf,.. pen. It Is no uneommon thing for employers to , I "ifil bead& The weavers in the employment of one trunufactare-r"Ci turned out during the pew wee k, in conattottence of a (Wa nt , which Ina been settled in favour of the own.—Mottt7o: Stammer. WOOLLEN CLOTHS, Leans, SEPT 12.—There gre,d eatennanco of merchants and manufacturers at oor Moth h o r moral ag, awl an Inereared amount of business was tnuu tt wo il h compared with that of batuniay. The woollen toad • continent; prove, the dodo; in the bails annually getting Inner, .od center. f or ...aunt being given out bv the morefoode whin Into the hall, but are delivered direct the warebOnta 6 1 ;47 however, continue without much variation. BLANKETS --iinexatosuwtEE, SEPT. a large sit nilance of me reboots in the Blanket Hall Nth aftua:: and • brisk motley SW the cannot-Doe. Nearly every pico t rz_ pone brought to market met reedy purolueen at the gift ‘ 414. , have prevailed for lotus time [wt. Prom tAs LONDON 0 AZETTIL—Twask BANKIMPTIL LAWllkara WILLIAM. Ass, Whits LICIO4M., kesst aaat i le. coal merchant, to surrender Sept. :Sat 111, &Oct. u at 1, at ik a „.." ll hallbit. Sole., Memos. Lovell, flonth.eq., Grarietan t ag — W Grown, Ataburchlane. JOHN CILIA/I.oa Wigan, Lancarhire, money scrivener, 0% ti 23, at 12. at Man:nester Ct. Mu, Gregory es Ce., Hilton, Wigan ; off swig ., Preece, geak , ,,.. e, Manchester. .4 Jona Dawn. Hereford, Ironmonger, Sept. & Oct 24,4 at Ilinninshum ' et. SW., Guineas Hereford, & Suckhug ht aa il has ; °lr. swig., Owlet*, liirtoteghsm.. Ciisemirnea Gaa.a, lbseltonl-row, WalwortfettL, eon k merchant, Sept. 20 at 2, at Oct- 24 121, ot hasia g yn . , ey Mows. Ltaddley, Leroamat., Cioodenan's-fictdr; at ming, c a Z i r . Abchureh.how. Kiiwaiw HAMMOND, Kingston, Surrey, oil crasher, neat. pi 4 „ & Oct. 20 at 11 at Haalngnaliait. Solo, Hymen& Co, Petal, ' 1 ; off. wig. Whitmore. II isinahaillait. Tunas". Kuerino, St. PauViectiurcb,ard, City, draggy tv. , 31 at 2, st Oct. 21 at 12, at Basingliall.at Sole., Hardwick & Weavers%liall, Baaltighall-st.; as*, Etwards, Yesderld.7l4. Old Jewry. Jame Muss; Si okseller, Sept. 19 at 2, & 111, at lwainghalbaL an. Nicholson & Parker, Lleneert, Do & ; off. aodg., Mlwarde, Vwdencl'e-place, Old Jewry, aaffing.. blowiest, LLatlepool, Durham , merchant, bevreplo, 24, at 1, at Newt ne Ct. Sets., Turnbull, nester, Newimatlo-tipm.Tyne ; off. amity, Watley, Neutral& VI, TYlle• WILLIAM WALLACM & GFAMMIII DOIMAND, SUMMII2IIOI, Ws* Sept. 13 at IS, Oat. 13 at 2, at Neireastb .upcm-Tyne Cs ha Nixon, LlAPad'ohm; Brewton, Sunderland; Cooper, Seminil off swig.. Wakley, Newamtle,upoo.Tyne. Joan rAtea, jun., Colitich, &affordable* torn factor, Ses 11g Oet. 31, ar 11, at Ittrentimbsen Ct. Ms., dab& Bageley a Ws* Bermingtarn ; off. arsl4 , Whitmore, Birmingham. , BAN K SUP CT ANNULLED. Sept. 8. Samuel Prism, St. Jubses.wocd.ter., Ittge)eneenyome n , writer. - INSOLVENT. Sect 9. Thomas Wttgbt, Longues, Staffordshire, grocer. INSOLVENT PETITIONER& J. Seslebet aa . Wwellwlet. SW/Parkbiah NewalA Appletee, gaga, . 64. de•aehtr. w. A. Imo, Wordeti. eerdaalan. a. mita. L.ritet. Oldbery, vr Parlaw. NeweraWawiw.Lyonq hat *amy.. eta, , ' ! "" .1 . 0 % 0. L wart% olveraaspea. T. D.=.711.1.1104.. Italbrd. up • ;nom. ahlre. wwrlelea dealer. 1. hlolpp., Rol,erAmon, Way A. V. leteieq Luba. itegaeAahlw. ! eowaaher. batty e Use S. Price. Wotan, Deosige t id, nea 1. rms. Omit 1•11. Leacialsin. Yoe dea et. wareaal_ll Weewhem 1. b...r. Mae* tout byh It. Halls. Came. labwroww. . target. O. Owealarr. J. Ilawbewe, Pawn.* J. Ifr HAW Swebett'Agreeq West. lam me an Wye. larmar. Ileweheater. atio • NY. j14411 .1..g6 5 iga.. < .ekr .1.1. L e :lraq . livenwA, pate. N. amber. J. Wiascarley, thermal, Waaaw, leoe.er , rkvbr. tamelmalle , fa. t. O. r. Wcoad. nee@ aainaw. IL Wow* Lherl.l,lroaamoza, W. Ifeemibed. Tip4aq cadordo2l,4 bailey wilier. DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND& J. Illseiburne, Liverpool, tailor-2nd dlr. of Ea, & Ist div.o y, u pon ne w proofs), Oct. 12, & any subsequent Thursday, aliataleMs, Z7Cipuv, Nantwich, Cheshire, cheese (soar—lst die. QM tt, Oct. 11, any subsequent Thursday, at Cratmoves, Limpet Chippur, Nantmeh, Cheshire, cheese tutor—lst. die, of ty Oct. 11, fb any sub equrnt Thursday, at Csminoveh, faserpsoL H. Dutchman, Liverpool, merchant-Ist dlr. of 110, 00. any subsequent Monday, at titmouse's, Liverpool. IL Waite, Liverpool, towlealer —lst die. of Is. Id., Oct tat subsequent ThureMy, at Cassome's, Liverpool. DIVIDEND , .—Oct. 6. J. Andrew, Dean Water, Midi; elhe printer—Oct 2. W. BesnalL Burden), Staffordshire, grew—Ott W. Lea. I hullogton, thulium land 2 . J. —OOl. G. A. fairthal. Xseeloolleid, sill/ manufacturi —Oct 5. J. Matthews C. U. MI thew. Chipping Norton, Oakirdshire, bookers—Oct. 6. J. Prim CozhOe, Durham, grocer—Oct. 16. M. O. Rose, Aiefelela ia 11.6. Glonockerehlre, inrilookler— Oct J. Stinker, Jarrow, DEW. brickanakir. SCOTCH SEGUESTRATIONS.-Willium Banat', jun., 112i1 142 k Stirlinalere, tanner, Sept. 111 & Ost. 7, at Campbell's Red Lke Stirling-% team Strewn ern., Muirpark, stirlingsber, ha,, Sept. 18 & Oct. 7, at Campbell's Red Lion Inn, Surimplure-kle lithwn, Leith, anketioner, Sept. 18 & Oct. 9, at the Ship gal, Edinburgh-Andrew Deogas, Ferman general merchant, Settle &Oct. 9, at the StarXotel, Montrone-William Eater & Wm. Wdta Jun., Giargow, merchants, depL 18 & Oct. 9, at Carrick's Olagow-Jona Mundell, Edinburgh, stockbroker, Sept. 18 &C& , at Dowell's Sathroons, Edinburgh-Adam Pope, Tares, maim surgeon. Sept It A Oct. 7, at the tumor Tree Tavern Abeam. Witham Shanks, Airdrie, spirit beater, Sept. II er Oct.!, at kin mood's Royal Hotel, Airdrie-Janes Troup k Ateximartan Stratamiglio, hitcher., manatacturers, Sept. 19 & Oct. It, stir Albert Hotel, Cups-Ilk-David Wright, Burn of Camber, Perk elide, manufacturer, Sept. 16 & Oct. 7, at William Miler's kr. DOWIC. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-J. Cheyne k L T. /halos narrate, Yorkalaire-E. Dobkin, T. Dixon, It F. Dobson, gelgriklas thre-k. Dotson & T. Dixon, Salford, I somarlsee-P.R uththell IL P. Badger, eheilleid -G. C. Gascoyne S W. M. sidebars, law& upon-Trent, Nottinghamshire-CI. Heyes & S. Fades, Mallem, Lancashire-J. Holt, W. M'Lean, &W. id Gide, Say, lamb& so far as repels W. M•Lean-S. bee k J. Seem, Paanboasma- R. Johnson & W. Brandwoed, Ecclealslll, Lathestaire-J. hank Jones, Jno. Lice, lea. tees, Jen Lees, W. Bath, J. 11*,& Worthington, N. Worthington, J. D. Win thing am, RAIL Wok D. Ingham, so far as regards Jos. ]car, In 11. nes, J. Worthiglehl. J. Worthington, . A. Snide, & A. LAMulld, nocklookers, to far as regmhil. A. ikaabs-.1. May, sen &J. May, Joe., natlibUra. It. ret Dorriagtas, & J. IL Partingtoo, d jur,= upon- Lesseashir sr as regards J. E. it. itirlarTaTlL W. Robrta, so Croina., Pthsbery P . Bristol-D. Meth &J. Smith, Sheffield-J. Trenton &T. W. WEIA Holborn-H. W. Valiance lc A. W. F. &hay, Oki Jewry Limbs, City-G. C. Walker, G. C. Walker. Jun., & E. 11. Walla, Doman go it a regards /L Walker -B. Wright &H. WHIM, Madan, EN QLIAB NIMUb. ......,. Bank Stook, 126 f 64 —.--- lodts Brads 42.000. 24 pro. II wr et Itt.-0. AL, .. &AV !tons Bonds undur L.. 00.0.24 pm. 3 PIN et. CAM Cr s.. 6 South Soo dtook Old Anna. 66 34 Kos It per et. At, .. •l Or.oolo for Amount. 861 4 4 1 Loa. Manoillos es;. Jot. 5, Ida, E•cit 11116. thou. Muth. 2 1 1. 3 41413.13/313 2232; Junk 45 6 3 Do 30 yews, esp. Oct. 10, Iwl, Ditto, 000. Weak 24.1., a ; 8 614 Ante, 236 India Stock. 2: 1 81 Do. atall.Mank24B..2ll. June. 4 FOIsKIGIN I' UDI Us. 6 per Ct. Broslllas floods 75 •24 pet Cl. Dutch Exchsait, 12 6 per CL Miss land.. if OWL. 444 or Ct. Nokias. IMO, 10 4 per Oa. but& Clutificato. Asa. or Ct. 3 sow Ok =110:0.. ta 2 I atopL 15. 704 ElCalNblll ASO STOCKS •13110A71. leemata. BIM IL—lr.. 1444. 771; Me, ISM 9 1 6Ditts, 184 k to ; u.w. um, a • Clio, 1436, C ; Mof as o. Oft, III; DIVA CU. 764 ; Soak of doktbdo Sit; Kuban.* to Losdos.2s. Memiar. SIM IL— aims as oa. SAIL harps,Sm. eh—Arleta it's yet Oats, 1114 ; Dttto, Voor Poe Gals. 66; PIMA Tkisti_pc 015t54; LIN*, Timpani *-141 sir Oulis..ei: MA% UK lig: DIM. 1M IP ; ANIS Ilhieft &Ha defame he wonted to be set up was a mod diehmearable ass, be it wes aothhm lea thaa that the society was sot M id.—Mr. DM, he the derelehent, said the smithy was what is tried atria essisty, ovetistieg at • athabse Main waited Waft he the pupas ed entliag Opole 'delimit MOM. Oat of tids eidely mas hems& • brea th seed the .11thimsakers Bitionieet leethiWea,.• 414 Mikis the plaintiff's Irethemil wee mentery. After hie deate' it was (sand thet ite wth a drifewher the amount of 1101, and at a meeting BIM Whew ef tke original sonny it was carried by • msdairler ef te 10 that the money whith should have been paid lithe widens should be handed ever to the breach satiety, earl applied to the defalcations of George !ream. If the leiter had been alive when the misappropriation of the assays was dimmed he would bare hem tuned eat of the society at onto. There was to law to Never them, and the law of the wasisty was the will of the sesJority.— The Judge rid he Sleek; , by the stimiesion of lir. Doe; that the megover to the branch society was Maul wreparty of t widow, and that therefore oh Mr . Rebate need pen was that the demised, 0007111 Presser, was • *se ..be at the time of his death, and that the phial', was hY widow.—W. Hunt, the defendant and secretary to the moiety, denied that he remind any of the mane paid Mee the moiety. It was the duty of the stawsmie as retain the assay sad pry it away to sick end di/Pressed resethers. A men mid net be a saismilme of the society of whit= the diseased wasewmary without he was • member of the original twisty. Thus eisfety had hem to badly off lately that the stewards bad hews mempelled to pay the widows the 71. at 6s. per weth.—Te answer to the Judge, the witusin said that mosey had been plased est at interest, but not is his same. By the eighth rule member out of work se tisk was compelled to inesem him of it, and if he was eligible for relief he (the salutary) pre him • certificate and the steward relieved him. No apOiomina was made to him as to the shaddlity of George or heshould have refused the catificate. The leaned Judge said that he was clearly of opinion that the Wands puctesy, as it was celled, WOO • disdain soeiety, and whatever defalcations the deceased host been guilty al with reference to that moiety had nothing to do with the other. He was =tally entitled to all the beneuts, and his widow also, defin able from that seemly, but yet he meld not see how the seeretaa7 arm the proper person to be sued. Hs (the judge) had look d most carefully Waugh the books, sad he could not dad anythista them to show h.,= the s ti vampo.,,, were =attuned.— r. Mittens said it was one of than societies 11 , 4 up for the purpose of &Meg pour men out of their moann, whisk went nobody knew where. —The Judge said he m ast shish that it was • hard ease fur the plaintiff, bat Kant not being the proper party to be sued, he mast dire= a natant. MIDDLESEX 818810118. Odors Mt. terjeast anew. Yesterday the &punier general menus onnetned at ' Hicks's Hall, Clerkenwell. There were 99 prkeners for nisi, 81 biting charged with felony. EaTati7.—Kr. Trend igen applied to the octet, on behalf cif a Mr. Woollen, ander the following circumstances. A pensnand M orrison had been mired op in some transac tion relative to the possession of a watch, and on the investi gation of the ems Ware • pollee magistrate Morrison was convicted, sad Mr. Woollier, who anted as attorney ter the define, believieg tad he had a complete saner to the sue gave anise d gipped alpine the magieuserl deelein, veinal upering to heesen ems of Morena 's meths. The was to hare bees ~tend for hearing at the lad senien. "l tt by same mistake this was not done. end the neggniesems of the sureties bong esiseated Mr. Woollier was anemia and lodged Ia prises, when be remained for Eve days. The *bleat of the preeent ik a i zileation was that the einem might be tans et —Mr. ant Adams asked what was the ssegistrete's decision r. Presiders at said that Morrison was seemed to news the watch, or pay over its value, 81.10 a. —Mr. Selman Adams mid he owed not ranee Mr. Wool ler until either the dehadant surrendered or the use of W. 10s. was peal. Colmar Dtserttna.-0. Herbert, 16, and T. Wallace, 16, were senvieted of stealing Ave pounds and a flatten of been, the prepare, of Thomas Wright. It appeared that Herbert was to Ague, 1846, tried at this court in the nun of William Lolly, sad sentenced to be transported for seven years ; that sentence Ins commuted to two years' imprison ment, sad he was released last August. —Mr. Serjosat Adams said that this was its of those cases with which the prison inspectors had thought proper to interfere, totally ignorant, however, tithe ethane. r of the boy, which was very bad. In that court they had resolved every informa tion about him, and the sentence be had received was pro. round secordingly. Issued of sending the prisoner out of the sontry, the inspectoeshed had him removed to the Mill. beak Peniteatiery, from which place he was discharged on the tad of last August. Prom private information given to the court it seemed that the prisoner was counseled with a notorious gang of thieves in Deary-lane, and she that he was one of the wont tonducted boys ever sent to prisms. The inspectors weed, it second, Interfere in this moan, and if they would it could tot be helped. Here were seem the onerquencee of their se fang. When this court aseteded the boy he had them bees .enrol times con- Tided, hat the end neemnseded his amines into Puk ka/et India of Wag atteeded tole the usual and peeper UMW that resommenistion heed predesed a siemmata dea of the asneese l and If such reememendations wen to be so treated it was useless to make them. He should not de so agate, but he could not suffer the prisoner to be let loose mein en lenity ; sad although ha was little in height he did hope that this time he would be sent away. Wallace sad eke beet convicted before , and had but just come out of prison. The sentene upon each of them was that they be treasported for sena years. POLICE.-YMITERDAL MANSION•HOUBB.—Bommsx og Postman Norms. —C Von Rife lidos', a Dutchman, woo sinned with having stoles Holland beak-notes and securities fir money to the arrant of between 1,6001. and 1,6001 . A reward of 601. bad been offered for the apprebession of the primmer, who, it woe conjectured, hod immediately after he got presession of the property set off for London in order to get it exchanged. Amami the Moles property were two Russian hood., each of which was for 1,000 fl gias, and payable on the lit of September.—Mr. B Clarke, clerk to Meters. Balt and Co., el Cheeped*, bullion-dealers, said that that morning the aged at their counting house, rad tendered fur isle Taws Data ► haolasetes for 100 &Moe each. In eonseposee of isioneraties which they hod received Madre to the de euriptima of the party who pressated the notes they sent for au Mbar sad pre ltia tote enstody.—The prisoner was re manded. GUILDHALL.-011TAtKlIWIL BILL OFEICRANOIL —Mr.' R. A. Dickinson, of 27, Denmark-row, Cold Harbour lane, Camberwell, was charged with obtaining a bill of exchange far 3001., under fake and fraudulent peeteocra , on the Bth of lest. In August lest, Mr. Tray , a lieutenant in the navy, gave to a Mr. Loans, a ematairsion agent, a bill of ezehange for 3001. to get cashed for him, at the same time =la his hands 100 shares in the Whitton Miniv ay in Cornwall, es a collateral security to the capi talist who advanced the money that the bill should be taken up whim 11111*. This bill Lawless entrusted to the prisoner, having known him for sense time ; and he seen gave him the Ames. A kw days after Dickinson cams to Levkas, and said Ise email not get the bill malted in coneequence of the party who he expected would do it having referred to the Missing Jeurrmi and found the shares only quoted at 144 ; but that if they went up only I per cent. he had as doubt Ise weld And a capitalist who would advance the money. In masermeres of this representation be allowed him to keep the bill and shares for the purpose of making another trial; the prisoner again came, and represented that he could not *feet his otifeet, but he could pet It discounted If the prose cutor (Mr. Tracy) had no objection to take 1001. worth of wine, and the rest in gold. This proposition was also assented to, but It had never been carried oat. In a few days mere, Mr. Tracy necked a letter from the secretary of the Mahal Commudeatiom Society, the contents of white indwell Ma at ewe to seep payment and demand that the primmer dredi roam the aid. Dickinson said that it was not is Ids pessimelea, bat In the bands of a man named Clash, who would give it up on being paid his commission. This Lieut. Tracy agreed to do upoo condition that the prisoner wrote • noes to Clark dedring him to give it up, which be did, bat the latter would not do so; and finding he was about to 140 duped he (prolocutor) gave Dickinson into custody. 111 e NI was awed the 3rd of August. for three months, was demon by Man Smith, Row, and Cu., accepted by Lieut. Tway, and made payable at the London and Westminster leak a per 'dries from the North and South Wales Hank ie. Oawspamy. It was not endorsed.—The prisoner was re manded. WORSHIP.IITAKET.—Svormwric Faatak—A Ger ms, who assumed the several names of Rosenberg, Senders, and Parry, was fully examined, charged with having obtained various semis of money from lodginghousokeep• es and others moos handakat representations. The first case, which aka localised the duels, el Jokey against the prisoner, was preficred by Mm. Imay Sutton, the wife of a gentleman residing at Rielinseirturraes, Cluseicroad, Dalatos who stated th at en the lith of May last the prisoner engaged fur. Idaho& apartments In bar house at 30.. per week, repreeenting that be had just arrived from Bordeaux with an exteurtva stock of milk end other commodities, which he intended to dispose of in this country. He remained in the hoop, and was supplied with board and every ne essay, until the 10th of the same month, when he told her that a large newsignment of foreign silk, velvet, Re., to the amount of between 4,0001. and 6,0001., had been lodged in his name at the custon&huse, and requested her to lend him 01 10s. to enable him to make up the charges for duty neon them, which amounted to 1804 Elbe complied with the request without hesitation, and the prisoner left the hones with a promise that he would return home to dinner, but he never again made his appearanee, and on examining her wridng.deek next morring, which was kept in the sitting apartment be had occupied, she discovered that small Geneva watch, which, a though of riding intrinsic value, was highly prized as a (mil:- :hic, together with a pocket book, had been stolen. She had since made searching inquiries at the custom-house and other pieces, but could gain no information respecting him, and had aseertained that his statement as to the property consigned to him from abroad was an entire fabrication.—Two rein r charges of the same kind were made.— Frederick Fox, shops= to Messrs. Pickford and Roberts, paw bra. rs in Old street-road, pro. laced some wotelms which were pledged by the pri sontT f.r U. 10,, one of which was identified by Mrs. Sutton as having been stolen from her.- -Sergeant Tate intimated that since the prisoner had been in custody he had been identified by numerous other house holders from whom he had obtained money and I ,..eesepcfse by the like false repementadonn—Mr. Arnold mid that though no dealst whatever could Mit as to the moral euipe, bility of the prisoner, he considered there would be so much difficulty is obtain*: artficiest evidence to establish the false muses in the latter instances that he should leave it to the peruse complaining to prefer bilk of indictment against him at the ete , leoe, sad *Gold lead him to take kis WA he the Bien? white hell bout therly utabligest RAILWAY NEWS. The share-market cautioned dull, and boldness was confined to the operations of the jobbers and brokers: 611Attlii LIST.-1.4)11Dull SEPTUM= 12. 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L 11 ParU awl Lary 144. 113 13 16 Dade. to V 1 43. 4' Paris curl Orionis . 93 Ad a a. 1 44. i Peri, end/Maas ld 11 a 4. 64 i - liwiit &Plinatio.er* . 6d d• /laws ailld Ileurre . , 7 46 , 9 ip. 1. Rambo., opal Itnim. . 4}41 1 Ip. 9 Viers ea/ N.“ a 44 114 • , idi o , .**l*. . 4 +d. tav002,31 ADCY31631712.4.3D 34 iwc2s32l6 33erehaliers.-liaaehinele. Sept 11.-30. T. modUag _wan Mama le aure1*44412•4474 SHIPPING INTELLIG HIV 011.—Meiza. ARIL 1123.4101. 110/I..AILL 2 Dublin O,O Holland .... 0,0 India e. Samith-10 Realm eat 1 Waterford 1 D.amiabades 01 Prance - 0 Do. Marital. 00 is Lade SIM IGmerniaere (1,0 Lisboa SepL . l6 .0 liesama mut 1 la. braell..Bo.lll 1 ilautbuis 001 w. Mal.. Scot .14 GLAVY6WIII, gem IL—Arrived : Palmyra, Singapore; aA Gentile ; Mall, Mauritius ; Royal Archer, Adelaide ; Coke* Ceylon • Muria, Dentsie bliaabeth Brown, Quebec; Value, CAR Gipsy, ' Teak. ; 0.. Johannes, Norway ; Amity Hall. Jamaica; Timone', Hamburg; Gratitude, Balt. 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AND • DIVII.V.ATIM COISPINTTIIOS SJISOVATTD, ST HOU& MAT'S IMITMINT AND Shun.—Mr. MAN atoreemper of Ovation New South Wales, suites that these medicines have effected snot aztrsonlinary eui ees a settle: In his vicinit who was drug* afdiated with wounds °nimbus part of his body, and Intematitatio was so debilitated that his death was considered ordain; bat di curative powers of II Iloway'n ointment and pads have perfervid wonders, for this young man has been completely restored. and PO or Unordinary la Ma case Mat the editor of the ..ncloty WM* Herald" has given publicity to it in his paper of January Sold by all densities, and at' roiemor LtaIOW.IF a tatallti•lnuent,2 4 4 Leedom BIRTHS. CllRT d KlS. aughter. —Sept. 8. at Leaman Mouse, the safe or E B. Carta , DI. of • II INCMALO.—drpt. P, at iddlocontbe-road, Croydoc, tka srlfs Mr. II laahbaht, of a daughter. Rol3l49,TS.—Sept. 9, at Itrouyyrick4cuarc, tho wife of 11. Sobel q., of ro-. 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