The Express. — London, England, 1852-10-04 00:00:00

Aga as seenibie as tine she west—Tee, she was a mild mature. What was the semditien of bee body, was elm fat or thin, ereenciated, or duty, oe does ? How did she appear, was ohs better looking sod sham when she went in ?—She Inked better what I took her out. Whim I saw her at Ant she was lookimg top ill, but when I took her eat she an muck better. Better in bee appearane, is short, looking more like her- self t—Yes, men llke herself. Cleaned and her bar combed P—Yee. Were there say bruises on her body then T—No, I saw me noises. They had gee wall P—That is why I thought the was kept In the basement so hag that they should get well. Did you visit her shortly before she was discharged ?—I think it was a fortnight. Did she appear tolerably ratiosal P—Yes, she said she tea ping to have her discharge. Upon that visit did she tell you anything as to the treat ment that the susses had exhibited toward' her ?—Yee, she aid. Soo said she would certainly make • complaint when she went betas the committee ; that she fully intended to have dour it, but Mn. Dente:, the metros, begged she would nut do it. They could hear say it all through the gallery. She begged her not to do it, for she said that illizaluth, the BUM, had got a mother to keep, and my daughter, being a feeling young person, felt if she had a another to keep what she should do in a similar situation. Net Tarter, bat Elisabeth 2—Nut Elisabeth, but the matron herself. Year daughter wee going to make a complaint to the .011MItter, and Mrs. Hooter begged her not to do so be gun this Elizabeth had a mother to keep I—Yee ; sod the stood betide my daughter while she was bring az rimmed. To prey, rat it P—Yes, so that she enild not say anything. Did your daughter tell you that I—Yei, since she hoe bees Mee. That the metros stood beside her when she was before the committee P—Tee. Where is yeas daughter now ?—She is is the country. Where ?—la Somenaskise. In whit part P—l have not get the direction with me. le she well new P—l bop so; I have not board from ber this last fortnight. De you ezpect bee back again P—Yea, in a meth or two, she has goo is a visit for a change of air, we thought it light he of service to her. What part of Sonienetatire is she to P—l cannot tell, I did nut Ming the &ratios with me. How soon maw mann beck? —I do not know bow soar she is cocain both ; she has been goer • fortnight to-day. Is she with relations of bee own ?—No, they are not her own relation, they an bee Mother's wife's relation. Whereabouts is she ia Somersetshire I—l cannot tell, I have got the directions at bow. Near w bat tows P—l de sot know whether it is Middle,- toe or sot. bet yes shall line the dirs:tios. I have net got it w with me. HAD rmr dinetter pet down in writing anything about this treatment of her in the hospital P—No, but if writing would do we would get her to write • letter aitel you should have it. She bee not put anything down in writing. She might do that at first ?—1 SU afraid it would eo agi tate her that I am fearful of bringing her ken - - - ' Frnet what you have sees of bee during the time she was in Bethlehem do yoa believe leer to have been ill-treated ? certainly do, because she had net bevies, who went then, and they might pall her shoat ; sad another Wu, she was going to take a bath es one eressiort wide she mei there, and whether she did wet de it properly booed or sot I ca•not .Iv, bat she said that no less them three name forced her in again and ill-treated her very ma* tad she begged nut et to be put into s bath again. Did she make complaints of their calling bar bed sums —Oh, most shocking names. The nurses ?—1 dea't Mew whether it wee the woos et the pour creatures, but it woe very led leagware. Did she state anythiag to yea as to the mode le whisk she had b.•en washed in • morning nedenteed she washed herself Va.; ;;;;;scia a =tidiest ss ?—I What is him CIWWI= same ?--Oeorge. Where does he lire P—No. 8, Elliagtes-terrsee, Liver pool-road. Did he go mad see his sister while she was is Betide. hem , —Yes, Le west lint dell to see her, sad was very each ovtreasio. Could be give important evidence on this subject ? We% he saw her amt. Was be vety much haslet the way in whieb ohs had been use d ?—Yes, at what he beard from her, and the way abs was ia. Did your sea see Dr. Wood upon the subject 2—l cannot all. Do you know whose patient your daughter was 2—Sir ♦le:sutler Morison's ; and he was very kind to bar. Lees your daughter has come out, has she, or has any le your family mode any representatson or complaint to the gammen of Bethlehem, upon the subject of her treatment? —Net the least. Why have you not I—We did not know whether what she leased was right. Tour eon being • =died man would be able to tell vs shunt it ?—He would eerteinly. What hied of sdnoation hes your daughter rewind, can she nod sod wile t-011 deer, yes. Has she owe bees a servant —Oh, so. p i e is in the middle dowse of life ?—T ~ she has been aup 111 . 21 WW1- ise owes ts haw and recollect distinctly the snob OM test pima la Bethlehem P—Oh, yes. Sr she an soessaie memory t—Yee, she has • very good WINW/Iry. Is she quite well ?—Tes, I hope so. The witness withdrew. OROSS ASSAULT BY A OAKEICIEPIIIL A Met unwarrantable ems of smelt wita bawd Wen T. B. Irme, Sort., and C. Bum. Lq., at Imestea. ea Wedanday. Ira which Daniel Borrow. &carter met peewees% st warn the complainant. awi John 111110ault. see of of Suthertand's the dilbedmil. The OM pltinant is a man of errata et 00 years of spe, and she ea M a ITT,lnsay woo that as Thursday week, he was la thu asiellasembeed of Year Meath Windmill. eadeamerieg to padres peewee. and that having lees la a bald to ask a ama who was potatoes up abase tberwere, sad whet flay Ton as. be retuned late the hinglikeroad, mad m Pa deed about bin. elm Waning - ad two atm peons use lip. The defeat teld him diet b. bad um Ma is. of read, sad Mee peeingliedr wring by amee► dim he sum from MM ahem be vmpelpg, white Imam WO anerliele ite nein en et ono earn latagwege. en Mead dr no veleteen, white be tun, eel threelnell e tr= vied eel' At this nenret a needs* whhh the dr Sesalet bad with ern et the bat on sot, as he ( se mash aumeledi se to meta{ bin h a r m = boil his Two witnesses pectins et the SM. "WNW'S teetlnsng Sinsersa odd Pere were a• vied highl lei inaliense hi seen who wadi speak is tie atedire ebenslow et the eN wend thew that are eseld ba the peelnes ter seepeeting bin et pining. Kr. libre net that yea esarimesey. et dr qprelles wet eat on Of Or mew. The eels B erm WWI by ne dellemliet ewe Mr. W. Bailey, a peadamea erhessaal lte as the set at the time, and who es mess pardons ef is oomplaisaot's uniarey. podegkety et to the Medea lawny inroad Se no alstarleal. bet the seas dr nip (the en alp IRIS se opined. ILr. *iv MI net then vet s and died id ~es baleen peen mod that the eennenen bleaarw oar, theere. Mr. Is.. la delserrial the ghat_ of the Mai o wee the Madam a ..buy seaden end lined bin en be bed unearned • yen mod eepenbed need, giant IN, IMMO at Pai. Iliklllol6 *NO did en wen le be egg penal lehelown far eeppedis an rs einpleimet was la moll et ipen esannewily he lelY o m le eat amok ma bans le noon le Me blin e The Main wee ire dead is Ow ha pm* •it =aft. with mete, N. h e Mbe nearitted tee . Rini!. Inn was aimed he 1 ildlawafasr: NsW CoLIJOI MIP 1610101112 AT NzarcuirLt.— Os Friday but, the sew balls/ et the Newsreels Collage al Mellkisaw i smisolea wdrMa Uslessillyof Dashers, woo issesurated by Ws Viassable Ataidesess Them MIS rim et Me Ildwissity. The bandies Is sheided Wm beMsd theca armies of Wallowing rigatipalia4issa. Is iodised lOW Is Mem Ira a. the salines stelaisals switedie softelsoll. ifs sew Medina Oellsge boob Wiwi Me owl sod lhe Patrol Italivag dalise, erg tfea ils esibitiMessi hawse is ea Wriset el lowest to the pesubs lessells• It proems a Mat of 113 feet less, w Ws sestlmam owl Mato area the Maresa of the Natural Illisswy meaty, es thia with the Rail e lAweary awl Me seghisel doelety, a largepi es sf Wadi. sew abode Is die sasses of the Wm, dessied Is is sollhalles of liseastase swl seisese. The larsa. d ibe Wt of the Tease pried, with • doh of *sheer woe, sad dress! Mesa is rower 11/ Me Mewed saw w ent, the sessrel easel is Mewls sew esp. trested with the emessiiiest swiss by Ow Me swirliest. Mr. Delless, is the iwesdietea=. * wi prioritrease, whisk le Geared with arms flew. hods te the .War, by whist' we ressall i st sire Oa the growed low Min is, ea as Isms I tt anxi saiss al ts . rim magi perlers' now, sad swim sa tlio corridor, whir& nos seWly the Mild, WO of die Will iam • opeciess library, with Suwon awl a sails of hot remiss for tbe assimasistiss et Dr % opt _ /wits& demist. mad leseewee ea elwatietey le the aerie. Om the mot flew is s maws lowa earehie et awasstatt dating wen thee Gee bloated pumas, with eseellsal ear =imams teem sad a Plea ; the while behig flibMi by terse - plats, labedueed isle ea depot ealia b y oot. RE-OPINIIIO Or THI AcCoraTANY-thialcuee Orme is Sammy rtcv.—Oe Saturday melee wee gives that the dime et the AsetteateeKlesseeel M Ilealwaytey, MS beta duel by et Len Cleseeller dm lite ISt et Amu* bet, maw the will be nepotist' *Ably, VIM Melissa werreate will be yid& phortlermatl—Tas ism. or ALM:MOWN aim 11/11/WAVIP Paw—Aa rismidig we I. Ode dlist miry atkat wrirldi MA le mama hum law, iblid . TIM Ussisa. Letsgs. MN, K ft". 7ll l CaltlZT:e a dulte r at: si me mime of Om Wig at bar sol Mow lie Callrat Ma giria., sib i all•-•.. 201 slim elle maim of ( . Mrs ill asoffir at ja = l :riimeir SW THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-SWIT. Korpurel Consw, woman, applied to he ems to &debilities her marriage witla arms me who, Whir lath, Ind wilh Mr mix moths bid eh send end dimmed Mr. Ide Met* that sheet she ego alto teak• liking to a wag mop Net the ish ita4 miIdMUM eiliplast), who method to marry bee ir she dohs de mime o af polling up the beams and take the inalkelpentent of th it sermon epos herself. She guested M time essilidom, and drip were said throe dem is the demi of Lissele'rinn-MW, oder which she baggessil to see said= ram ma (her her hist), whem - de dough the deed Ida better. OM ess gessvedy Illsealued km forme mesh; has Plidor i f esi : M bar mead famerite adept da demo of the youth, they were merited ai Mlw by the mere hase—te Ur. time, trouble, and *sperm. AM now, takieg advan tage of this eircurnstanee, bee bashed b ed disputed the legality of the marriage end Isft M. Oho me shied to procure the living whitener to her memiege, mil this pro ceed to establish bcr &Me in the eadsray soy baba the parish authorities. John bertfead, a shoemaker, woe teroght up is • war rant eiteered with • whim assealt epos Margaret Willi... The meg women bid hardy lived with the prisoner, hat woe emembei le leave bias owls to his taw stoat ill.trimenrist. Here refuel to MOM to him was the ruse of the pant assault. Owing to de cheeses of the masa, the *dime wee not fimendly taken; bat lanais, the wamovolker, stated that the mob was of the meet brutal deseripties. Twe of the meg warp's ribs had Mu broken in, end de we lying in a aspirate state frost dose sad other Webs Is gktel epos her by the primer. A WARMS V mud stated that she raw the primer throw her dews wail jump ups her Mee, with all be fleas. de phew, who admitted the drips ma Melia pr imly Wilke* to it, was remeaded by Mr. halm until the par some. wee selhiestly remand to give midair* spied id* WORMIP-STREET. Mary Davis, a oisseuliae•loolting woman ofabeadosed ha r b e i s r=r i azith mask ro b ber!, epos :Wog is Combed= Ilislowymisii! A V A peoar ". Mei Meted dill. ahes moms mid ram iamdb be was iposehe doss the, es his way bans about 1 Alia - thetmeesieg, wins he wee eaddealy easheated by tee polimer, who mimed laid *rho. with sot Maths a sued. wed ammesied dogging him dews is deem getowey. No eingsled Mel. le Mem himdf bum kw, koi lissid - her IM go ; bse an rimer iseseelled limits Yes hie the red diming him Wady semi wed whim hb am So hie did *not her hem shish the detreeted di the Mr mesa he bed sheet ha. The primer thou made asapis gm* at his watels, and jerked it cut of Ito lielleeellellidA but before she had time teams it. Idiom misigid *Ms bar by the wrist, sad suecesded is reersodeg IS het bed so seem doss se than the primer dad him • Messieg blow es the side of the head that isitesdy eteeedeed bia spat the mama. The prima was this obese le ohm the Meek, whin be milk loudly for iiiimass. wei ha to her heels bet she was brought bed by a psiteemes Ghost immedi ately ide. and he gave kr kW mealy. PeWrienatehM Alleeseedi. 71, Mei Mt, while is duty seer theopd at the lime is mesliee, he obeened the Omar dsAsiMMy shame *woods de ~._Sr,isese aed drip ha maid the mist as he hod dr scribed ; sad, feeling added that she was beet ups phlebitis him. wham plead himself sal* a delerleg. inn whist U da ll= Maid to weed the I s e Le geo ler me bass r a ressei saw t a r tsg a dm mud between themisit wes •by the prima, who Moak Clutobster by as heavy bM seder the whiab wee dam* with de goodwill and edistille diabelly at • peselled ithe was this osiesamMeg *boa her amps bet l iet =eat We his art is asking _her - ist she bed dive to the ems de_ echoes', _with es ate er *lsm ' _exclaimed, agebesd has less aillemph he le hit* Mortal am_ but I lave gives him immesh to him set to middle lois with m bassi wood." Os kedeLber best to the spat. i re peeemeger at me with having sobbed - tibia the plum stzr denied, end prodosed_ a pasysien, whisk she dr was the messy de BM is ; Ist et the ram asmaMmeedliftibroppM a dams villa whom phial op, end this bar to the sallis home. The wham won Remedy inioresamised by Mr. Tens. IS hied of de Mime, win Abel the the pro . meter bed beat Making mire freely kde NOM Of the 'mho bst that he there memelem et what be was abast. Is mem to prisiser poinisted la her hems oblimest. dot be bed wady esdimmed to repel de assdeisse healliseilin et de positieler, and that the bed wisstedly Nosh ed tbe mileble. with • view of kooks homed mike be preteedis. Mad mat, however, was empliedy negatived by both the wit mum he the premed* veal the primer, who was re maimed as • seterieue was tally ambled for trial. XABLIOIOII43II-IMIII2. Mr. Mesh= preessied i/lye his Jodgmeat ea • efts plaint made Were lea by the gaudier, of M. Heeege'a, H at the beam ef the popektime Bates Hawk Oriole, he Moil& se V: dits=ll%=l lo Demeotewe, ha a dui ma Abe ths pnessiliss day Ws, tibia ibe evidesse pe liF et, sof la doubt et the sem. modolleM Ile. stmeapsoled by Mr. Ltelkay. the thief daily to stake • pergola M opeds. Mile MO. Mr. Mkplima acid--?M dallmaisot has boss mined ts tide emet a deem* fa hie elablepeed Dovarmote. ia sea a eft waitotrbelemos amaillites as to be a auleame le aid tweiz o ttba Malik of, prams is the mesbliele them eget throe* e all t bi eth ad r. retinal, glees Is este, tad mid —Ups Aimed mieftellew et Me jimmies I on NM del nevem walked., te how ire. It mold est be the objets ef Me elOwle it rabble Ow so of stables ell ewe the meltemile. aid, if OWN tto te exit, I lase saws teezzio width see ally, teeilib te ed d ied, end appesiody love bees adep, as is the MAW of the 61% the peep. ef teaming it the Merest aiseest es lawmoolime u it a enials salmi nit be bespeollie ism *my estehlbbouit et the Mal It le a Midis ite OM it milli be hill* pewee et die le apple lima Si Makin by ea tee • auinsed bat, ia that ere, Se deitodeot bat as theism WM?, a view. tad I fed mesh auddiseee that is tea MO Os rook will he the elate se at pesemt. The muesree lediedesed, bet it WPM adeleeMe dot the pit should to emptied et frequent imam* met Ins lbegseat them them Ow • week sod dot • asetwaster *sea be a lleg g i si te soi teezaz i r weed samplers, nay Ist it IMe effesall quaittitios Moe emb M a aloe j imt euesey. lemerio Man Day Barry, the 2oill toilettes et Colielowa Owes, vas eitli mike reoulbree ead threatrolog loiter to Loft lie, of LeboopteasOolle, Hayward, sekellse, of Attired, stared the use See the wasmadma, sad amid the priesase's wits bad boos wet sane ia Lady DOtelm lemally fee Sot ar dam wealth she itth e/ lispeashor the prirease idled lesthapiams Castle, eat semelosted himself is a awl !seisms .era, sad was reamed by As Wier. &age Ors the edema bad seat imam to bie wits, Lady Dylia led admire; sof as the pith of theamber, the the which kneed the melded of this peesesties wee remised by lady Dyke. Jtha Mime, a easiest is the kid battalion of (kW stream Gawk ethmat that_ ea Tbsesie. sthaiat a Wee was pat teds his both by . Yart et I was mai by the se erjee* us* of Ile regissall,_ mod _priemarrthe saki be the atts a, mad thsk i b u e s siz imit arwarded etherd mks Man Lvaliariews elAshiss as thowee, be thoesht the bast way to skim we we to wake the Woe he had dom. Ida. Yardley read the letter, whisk was a way lasi see, Msad maid had evirimatly buss write= seam Ivey smugf e e e ll iaZt TM pried* sat.... Miami set threats win U ISA is set here shat there ill he bleed. shed. I lege ea:Seal by dm& I da el I will bale bee. wants be hash Iwh • blue of peek awe ter wt was, sad theme dine le beep Yr from tee I 111 bare mow Chapen. Übe bee embed bepplases, and we re alt he ray Mat I wail no bee esseek—ast opted bill het, maw lbea see rep WM limed, I wM 0 00 r da et W Nagai& ~imbed lifflapltes Chas Ifse. be lissf" s p see vs/ wile,as Messed el ee Os a shah, m em hip* What, have you sass epic r sad Ass r oes y= with ammo the the like a plessw, kept lbw sesort see Mewed to akeW Nods tepplbse. snout, the betty eta beam, took lad probed me eat el the hoses ; hea t hy ha Metes OM! 1. la a drag awl km& Th radi netter illi ts MI at laweelheesil abuse of Lady Dyke, Mts. Cheyseem, pehdpal sane, sad Mrs. Mazda, the housekeeper. The phew bade a bag Moe% whisk wee is slot that be MI dame all la lb prowls Erie ble milieus/he. ebb Misr bee seallumeat, be es bie aim allowed, bet she left her beams, sad asseptad the sitheeks of a meth sane ia Lady Dyke's theuly. H. wee &ahem of kh sleeking hemmed's vespetaks &ht. sad west le Castle he OM posse ; but be teas •Jessed by l rer e thr e , who elm* Ms, end hammed Is pat Ms ha the lb& ' rad. sheewarde hued Ms abOi has Alb. ..passMe arehe. It bed bees greedy esplestab, awl was TY slid vas aye Kwalierawsk owl be m o th. ershlrith us de M i m e Jails% ma Bet elm his to be smith by dub Milde*. Ho mob eh Mtn wader veep allied Whey leg bad se latiedisa le de bees eaey Mr. le Ilipireed add emus he MOW* ad the pi& i WOWS alatethmat was ealbusdad. Ito bad &mad lele wife, sad eke dY cat west to see hiss, era the shed bed Imes peeped, labia we M. The yekease had hem sew visited owl esateassit so oh seeathe Impelemeeat for sew& tav ireas tbessambe Ismer to a hurls. Deem, of the Whiners Owed% aid the dreeehe la the mime{ was pod, mad that he pi se kb limb oeuelellia, el rid& he pat is a Matemest. Teta, mid he *welsh. Mk pima her yews eso. ego. an d het It vie met deiseMe tie died should be gift:used, sal OM the telh el jelemer, sad Bit P. km's kin elmeald Meal r. be hat say et he dummies the mph trete whiled a be wemblaod amid allead. , hr. of (the de r saki ft be was ahem pdeemer, ff * le emu* that the wills sosil he TEE EXPRESS, MONDAY ETENING, OCTOBER 4, ISOL to *matt kb old/ was maloolai, hod • shit to look after it ; sad It INS his hapotoiho to ipat it ; b ut ho lowa to be wolsollood et oat Ms a oisoonst, As militia of gosh a Adam Mtn. Ho roossaeod thy paean NI Meador ask at Mo ows Tb. pot, Mowed Mai to poosood to km= la b. amosigatioi W a pollamos, to umiak at: 4 1 6 .... ineliesa to meet favourably of Mgt hgemelg epees broach of trade that sea be called, *UM Melledea dm sew aulsotare of thousands of di/creme wefts; f.l/ the use ' petitions is so gust, sad the ran Oa steer o rit ad iest in ' trodection of all sorts of little heeselhatil th at the compstitioa belay down profits to an shoes. Sew sideratioa, yet we hoar very little of efiegliest e cad at mid of the maasfactories they go pereeveriagly_ee—Medwitrions sad upsa the whole apparently thriving. Mu wire drawers have bees eery fall of orders, but it is hared that these will saleside with the advancing pries of iron ; so with the km Wessel makers--a very thriving branch—which alikeel by reason of the advance la the price of coypu. 11), gas-fitters are buy, but comp,- titioa is reducing their profit* • the lamp and chasuble , makers have plenty of orders as usual at this time of and with vastly improved designs, and full svidloseela t he year e.w patterns of more cultivation in artistic ram, ws are glad to be stile to report Its fitting accompani ment—that the trade is flourishing, that it boa suffered less bees competition than most other branches, and that the mmaithicturers are getting fair end remunerative prices. la the button manufacture, the trade is so steady as scarcely to present a subject for remark. The hook-and.eyo trade is rather brisk than otherwise ; and eitending our obsei va lion, as we have done in the course of this week, even to the pin manufacture, with its marvellous machinery, we learn that the full complement of hands are fully employed, and although profits are said to be " sadly reduced," those con cerned in the trade are seemingly fully employed—let us believe not unprofitably ; one would hope not, at least, to see the ingenuity displayed at the works of Messrs. &Leiden and Williams here, which are without doubt the finest in the world. Turning aside again to quite a contrary branch, the manufacture of tubing of all sorts, we are informed that the manufacturers these ere every day on the increase ; the metal rollers too, are uncomplaining, which may perhaps be taken as a sort of indication that they aro not very badly off. We must notice, in conclusion, that the glees trade was never better than it now is, and than it has been for some time, espe• eially as regards the manufacture of crown glass ; but at , Messrs. Chance., at Spowlane, we were informed that the orders were larger than ever, and certainly the appearance of the works, spreading end continuously spreading as they have done for years, till they fill a space almost beyond the eye's reach, fully bears out the report which reached us. linelly,it needs only to be said that so far during the year the trade of this town hem not been particularly prosperous, but for the most part it has been tolerably steady, and without a failure worth recording, it has been sufficient to keep the increasing number of artisans in its largo commu nity fully employed. NAVAL. Ocr. 2.—Arre ADMIIIALIT, Charles Smith, to Derrhass of NWI4 7 UW AidientVia l Ma L.1 . 4, 8. ,„Arer5. D*dir.a. ; R o b er i ilioldes PlEDlDotriii, Oct. 3.—The Bag of Admiral ever raneltalre, C. 8., wu struck es board the BA ordinary depot ship, Capes salt, at mom Ike gallant admiral harkg r em o zysi s lean .f abeam tie TM math sr six weeks. steam sinewtromp eldp, Oesamso6w JAM Jai at fipiehsad posSeiday tram Iltssitvish. basin se beset we onepeolea of loyal Affray. tre on wre to Deribeflees. ha Sheesms tato bamboos to her fled. TM Aim. Mt _wow fend rid% Quin, Imo Oakes ost wow yusarday, hooka had repairs Milesodl. Wiese eempkesil is her reit eh* will return to tows.—?MAnegaat, 46, mom Musa frigate, trio Premeds, mu alma hate the Ws yiesseday. She will re into the Aegis Dock to home her Wefts made good. — The Leopard, 14, steam MOM. has hauled off into the .tread to ham km mom= esmiq.—A detachment of Burin drtliMrg, ossieift of Visa Unman Cos, one ausgsssf. ens orepess; mad Wily isamess, left head 1111W611111 hoes for Cheithem i Sere embark on baud the steam ship I.—The Avon, steam vessel, liessoll Master Vat* this swain from Pkymoult with saparasossuorks. She retained to that peltmi sden this shaisses, albs sopernemonries ke the ship to esse time. COTTON —l.lvirtrooL, Ocr. 2.—The sales of cotton to.day are estimated at 12,000 bales, of which 1,000 are taken for ripen, end 3,600 on speculation, including 2,000 Egyptian at Sid. to 11d., and 1,000 Surat, at 3111. to Sid. The market cloves very firmly; prices of all kinds being extremely tight. MANCH INTER, Ocr. 2.—An eetenslve business done at Liverpool during the week, reaching 90,000 bales sold to Thursday, and 12,000 on Friday, and 10,000 again this mor . niv, with rather upward prices, has had a tendency to besinans, but still we have had rather a brat' ismand, swig tho Urge contracts held by spinners inn manalhetersts have rendered the market so bare ter yarns and cloths as to give gnat Mit-silty in placing orders for early delivery. Is semis astitalis for ludia, which have been rather darling, hotter prises en now obtainable, and some madapollease mei 40.1xch abletinp Ise that market *old this morning at lid. per piece &dream 11Ladspollams gene. rally, of the better qualities, are a good deal sought after, and stocks are same. This class of goods are in request also fur printing, especially the fine qualities from 60 reeds upwards. For 1 printing cloth the inquiry continues good, and there are no stake to be met with, many of the imannfacturers being esseged to order. In the light and fi ns descriptions the production is forestalled E. Journey, and pekoe new reap at lid. to 3d._per bleier than at the soest•NOMlSt at the month. The fur shirting cloths aaatillllllo witbest abatement. 116- lack glibness stases me bars, and the medium end les quiditia are easethely wider contrast. The dear deseriptions of all widths st dire are eat romelp seems, bat more pernersimip 11111soh. Tho One makes of *Mash, of II ma and upwards, sea till a good deal sought alter Is gristig and ham ommusepties. Titers is rather mom ales be imalks, and the beige in jai:o wls and sambries shows a isonsiderable iape ant. For yams the tismsamil teatimes brisk, and fully 14. per lb. has been added ohm this day week to India qualities, whilst better prices see obtainable for low water twist. The yarns of ell qualities /sr Yams use are tending upwards, and there is great diakonal ia acing orders. Sr. PETERSBURG, SIPE. 25. Bristled continue to advance. Copper.—Contracts with =ate bolder, bare been taken for 64,000 to 66,000 deliverable next autumn—at from 9 ro. to 9 ro. 30 co., Ito 3 ro. down : on the spot, ot ro. demended for Jaeovlefrs Heirs', in second hands Corn.—Quiet, and no thing doing. Heals. None for sale at the moment. Flax, with the exception of a trifle of best 9 head at 03 ro. for France, continues without transactions. The dealers, though desirous of selling, do not lower their pries. The proportion of 12-head remaining is very small—not much over 400 tons. Of tow, about 200 tons remain, held at 66 ro. to 70 ro.: of Cedilla, about 600 tons, held at 25 ro. to 27 ro. Hemp.-1,800 to 1,400 tons clean have been taken during the last ten days, at 82 ro. to 85 ro.—aceording to quality, &o. The remaining in first hands, on the spot and arrive, is now estimated at only 100,000 ode. Sorts, very Kane. The growth of last year, for shipment next mason, is reported ahundant, hat generally freely and week, which is confirmed by much of the Mejennoy already coma forward. Hides.—One or two purchases of 16 lb. Kips have been made at 61 on. Iron.—About a fortnight since, S. Juovleffs Heirs' parcel of 60,000 poods I'Bl, and 190,000 Gorier', was taken for delivery next year at an avenge of 110 eo. Linseed is arriving: there is but little difference between the different descriptions of Volga seeds —all being in excellent condition and heavy. About 4,000 chests. have been taken at 20i to 281 ro. Cason held at 28 ro: Morshansk at 27 ro. Potashes.—Dull at our quota tions. Tallow, sines our last (30th August, o. s.), con tinned to decline till the end of last week ; daring which, 1,000 to 2,000 casks were done at 111 ro. to 1101 ro. ; since then, in consequence of the London and Liverpool advice+, a large business be. been done—probably about 9,000 casks —at prices advancing from 111 re. to 114 ro. to 1141 ro. The boisterous weather still prevents the tallow getting down the river. For August, 1853, about 1,000 casks have been done among Rumens at 112 ro., 101 ro. down. Freight—Very firm, and few seeking ships. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Luna, Ocr.2.—There has been a much better naarket to-day ; cloths of a 4 , 00 d character have been in request, and a very fair banner has been done. There bag alao been quite an average business done in the warehouses during the week. CONN.—Boston, Oct. 2.—Our ntulust haa not been well supplied with Wheat to-day. Buyers were readily found at Wednesday's rain. Oats command previous rates, and very few offering. Wheat, red, new, 375. to 395. per qr. ; old, 40s. ; white, new, 41s. to 44a.; old, 43e. to 44e. Oats, 17s. to 21s. CAMERIDOR, Oct. 2.—No alteration in the pries of any de scription of Cori has occurred to-day worth notice; the supply good. Wheat, rcd, 245. to Me ; white, 40s. Bar ley, 20,. to 325. Beans, new, 28s. ; We. Teas, 28e. to 32a. Oats, 14a. to 22a. Tares, 38s. to 40s. Carrraununx, Oct. I.—Ws experienced considerable dullness in the trade to-day, but we do not all the prices different to last week. Wheat, old brown, 43e. ; new, 31a. to 40s. ; new, white, 38e. to 48s. Barley, 20.. to 32.. Oct. 1. There was a good supply of Wheat, which was taken et fully the prices of lest week ; 425. to 46i. whits ; red, 35e. to ; ears, 395. The lower qualities an very various in price, some es low u 30s. per qr. Barley inquired for at lets rates; malting, 30s. Beam scarce, and rather dearer. Coicanwrnis. Oct. 2.—A good supply of all grain ; Wheat sold freely at its lute value ; inferior was difficult to gait. Barley, Beans, and Peu as last week. - - GLOUCLITZII, Oot 2.—At our market this day, Wheat maintained its value for all good samples, both of Engliab and foreign, but the amount of business done was incon siderable. Malting Barley, u well as good grinding, finds buyers at fall rates. Beans and Peu continue scarce, and p fully maintained. Oats move off slowly, without change in value. Imports of the week ending Oct. 2: Wheat, 7,740 qm. ; Barley, 285; Oats, 646. 2.—Then was a large market of Wheat, and an extensive demand. Low qualities of red and white, weighing about 6616. per bushel, sold front 34.. to 335. Picked samples, from 40s. to 60s. • while fins samples of old were worth iron 625. to 685., whi ch is a trilling advance on lest week's rotas. The trade generally was ;very firm. Other grain as before. liiirtiroan, Oct. 2.—The supply of both old and new Whoa „brim sad, except for the finest parcels, las money tan abbboal ; coarse descriptions fell Is. per load. Barley ?Ay samparesd bat week's prices. Oats ruled dull. Peas aall Oman soma tall prim. Wheat, from 18e. to 325. per bat Darby, 2b. tw 315. per qr. Oats, 17s. to 245. Peas, Db. is lib. per bad. Bernie, 18s. to 265. Tares, 20s. to 23e. Rye. 19s. to 211. 11Axcazirrua, Oct. 2.—The demand for flour during the week has been languid ; but for oatmeal of choice quality a steady conrumptive sale has been n = rienced, and whilst the value of the former has tended downwards, that of the latter was firmly maintained. Into Liverpool and Runcorn tbo chief arrivals from Ireland consist of about 3,000 quarters of oats and 6,700 loads of oat meal t_ and from abroad of fair supplies of wheat, beams. and flour. Our market this morning was of an imitative character, and both wheat and flour must be noted the turn in favour of buyers. Oats and oatmeal were in fair demand at the full currency of this day ae'nnigbt. - - - - - NIRCAITLII-1110114T211. Oct. 2.—At our market this morning we bed a fair supply of Wheat from the country, bet the arrivals coastwise being extremely moderate, AM dry samples sold quickly at an improvement pf le. per qr., ill•conditioned parcels at the same time fully supporting the currency of this day se'noight. A small cargo of the best runs of new Boston red was being retailed at 39e. per qr., weighing 611 b. naturally, but made 631 be. For fine old we exp eri enced rather more inquiry, 455. being nude without difficulty for choice Rostock weighed 631 be., whilst for Danish 40e. per qr. was refused. Flour was held with with much firmness, which had the effect of checking busi ness, but from the complexion of this day's market, we appre hend present quotations are likely to be well sustained. Bye nominally unaltered. For malting Barley there was rather more inquiry, 30s. to 30e. 6d. per qr. being the cur rent rates paid for lota weighing 521 be. to 62phi. per bushel. Grinding Barley exceedingly warm and la. to Se. pee qr. dearer, good sweet foreign being saleable at 2fre, gs M. pa TRIAL TRIP OF THE AGAMEMNON. Wool7wlcs. Capt. Sir Themes Meliend, C.D., when is woo. AIMS las river oa Friday shines% made • speed of spreads of tem isms per hoer until abe arrived °mugs Purism, when MIN mall pert of tat which bud been made of Medened steel and tee Set* beam sedamly het sad set Ilielovidoll the beeps d en eseentele bend. The sight imp wee made end the part at the ellwerzise ..... mots se es to reneat the of its • simile aset. After the eat 'shames by tlsekey mml Afrissasteam esemisto the despmeer below Orammed.whereshessidnendleedhea4ht. Oa the Mowing day (theeeday), she seised hem melee sod sleeted st 1 o'cleit p.a.. beel i ne beard Cipncia Sir news Maitland ; Cemmeader 11 who had Noel her ea the previous day ; Mr. Lloyd, chin eaglaser of the Mesa demetesist at Somerset-hue ; Mr. Triekett, eteistaat to the dart' mgiseer at Woelwish dockyard ; Mr. Jae Pena, Mr. Hamm, end Mr. Matthew, of the Ann that emstreseed her engines; Mr. Whitworth. engineer, Misdratote. sag Mr. F. P. Smith, (erector alas screw propeller. Metarese the Nam and Memo lights the speed of the was Mei by Ilessey's pant log for half as sad heal le los MIMS& knees against a @Mem head Med. the maim makkg 111 reveintises; mil the remit wee se sear My le (Maim elr ThemeMallked eel Ms. IMO that they Meapmalmed Mr. Penn ea the messes of the Ma, white eseseied their met meguise expeelitimm-401 Mr. F. P. IMAM en the put edseatage sad seam of his , masseurs fit the isteedestien ef the screw es • propeller as had bees peeved is lie Agememsen. Notwithemmlig all the reports ef the Mgt of the Nwelsee, Remo screw seessmelig, ear saT imel e ekes and abeig the =se sine as the Agentemsen bet fitted with mimes ef 1.100-hons power, Mowry lessiisrable Waft. the Agememeen will not ia all seepeele opal her, elthsegh lasi with embus of eenspentively smelt less umbel pewee. whisk es set muggy ene.halfase egessand milt* de am weigh ese.third elite Napsiemes. TSB WINDSOR C...4nelgo—The Windier Castle, 140, mow sinwat hi wasedessi M is t e e ham her ems sheeted le W a meet Miele te the fainwiry Om late Mondial magi d a is tan. TM mile Owe heed et *hi splendid mesa is •Um rampant eYeg shield, en whisk was caned elide • repres Wisher Casa. Ti. lists politica is meet egmegelete. end all that will be nemetemy le alter twill bete ealetimes As Winker Castle ea the alield a flee enedaMea beim ef Doke of Welliegeme whisk Wen be cest from some of the gam he bad tam Item the enemies of this esentry. MILITARY. Leed Hmow, the Mead Commanding in Chief, bee seet Lir4 CharleelWeihrley tached I~.~fiieM m et Robert Masher Weed, C H am , " alf-ye albßart et March, umeseched ; Cl4li Mesa Mamas e and et Wormier, 7th Zoom; to be Me kleamp. TIM lALP-IZAHLY INSPECTION of the 19th Foot, lammed at Wlnshester. mama& ea Pslday la the barrack- Nowa. essemeading eases o( C a, uiller r es:e ss a iffel Distsist. The sesiseme was la heavy tb orisromil all the asevesmas irdissid to a insgeadea were gene tiseagh. Oa Marilay last Illsagssa bipeds& the lad Wadies et bets Fusi lier Noe at CWeiestee; and this day (Masig) he will impost the Sldi Oesseviikt llamas at Ifeeflait, Isle of Wight; sad ea Tuesday the depot of the 26th Foot. MARKETS. THE IRON TRADE AND HARDWARE JIANU- FACTURE. Ihnsuxonsx, Oar. 2.—la our last week's report we ad verted to the runevare afloat on the subject of a farther advanee is the else of Le.: as Law ranee than last atterlay tbk was eiliedel ems by Awe wed acquainted with the piths presysets el the trade se a eery desbell Ode, which wed" be net very likely to take pine wed the end of October at the esetleet ; to the nu ids% brivime et all the seiremess el iron, at • niceties etas Wade hit ot Weiveshempem ea Thursday a further stn OM. per to vies seesived epee, baby an advance or asks Pas 4016 Is the sheet epees of Arm wesks—ace seememse, w beim% ellegether myresedeated in die Mils. It is Wee that the obese wen squally he hub bit that was awoke As ramh gMthe limmeten for As met part set IWwelt ism the fairesioi meahatable vales spwterea d MMe resset loweve me axe eat tea eat of the "m i ke. A i l the dee el OIL pi Ma k = 00•6141•8••• it the reran eras nisi the are daily eseeliving. Wu ass ass la :A=le dispute tide stmement, fee, am hr lees defy the meseleips of the Amman me a den es a sewine sesilede; bek ism ell As llimaithin ear no* we he to she IN Sa he t the s tide lee bees sedgewl der Aeneas' deem af rim hues easy tar Am swat $ at the elms time we Ad My Ispend, is was elated hal With, that thle Let stems mil be pee &dim semitehievms emsermeses, espodelly W As ha* van ••••aufeetwiseldeworally__ L eed_Ase A the km tea. the susaillsTa iierefrars lies WSW view wan sewed Winans assisisd at the swift 82 W Iles this am sigma OW IPSO nelend spa scary ose issilss sod lime wass so lir ba est ohs poly is tows st Is serum assiel ring by the Tay owe ssri W sirsossS-111st Asir ihrolgs grim von sassmess—tbst slues is die Mole el isaasilas• thisie at Woe were mina the. bad sliathtem boos Ithem. sad that both aim ware parka kW the weeks be d " llllll : l =rZZl,Vr il ibeilikilear dace a peek omega the amaketheleaememese Oaks tows end app_saliest lie astelse; Ass lave is hood =Mae aria ihr their thmatises mum -Ihe amegressee of Ws 111110M01111 riss : 11.111 ‘ pith of Wes WI 110 to cripple am =sem el the met Imperleat traM et this The yam* Oa IlleModskire ban is ; hear, R 1R l sheets (eleale), W. ; tel pit iron we lie . 2 j =led Welk as W. Us. to 4e. lb., which is beyond the amica pdoe, bet of Ms we are as swee.-71-Aet se kers aim them need. SI. 10.. was ro. had he bobbies plip, are thesthebs me es mall, sad the asesal se usesessineed. that sem pram imam to the they will be week W. by as-day. The made, price of ben is equhabst to • rims of about 50 per N lag at. I. three soothe, es Named with their e =s . Mos. The peithal wow Mho ells aserseties has bora gives by the ausli e abases of hose W. to la. es ohs pies of mg; bet, bids( envy drawback Late maidonties. it le atiaaated that the amodeetheowl of boa will rasp as adyeabse to Ow Meat of seedy 20s. per Ica out of the Ms of the hist math may sea ef boa the, ilbran if. whoa OW le with ths bet ibis thae see wads is the &Ida emiseise floe seem te eight Medal tees weekly, it my be scaly cesaiyed whet yeadlaireet betuass will, is the sheet wen *Me ant few iambs, he aide by ths great Murton. By Li the larger ammo of the orders sow is head are is.. lambs, the he. heir Ye quired thistly foe railway yams ; bet the adieu fie bias ▪ abo my Mayy, se sit ynesal, WM. the weekly production is peekaboo that (lama than at to n bea period), it dos - set sews to be eimpats to the doo med. Oarrs prodigal= of a rise ea as arty ley is the si et tis plain is m le the Laser—abs have after red is the seem Om illed week host k t ar e te, ed. pee ben, mei the ads. see my lags. 1111116 earawest semen la the ;poise of thetas hare ales* bad I the Whet of daysesisa i.e.. of the that Mr retest Miles of this Iowa; bras krarrimy Is all its the isamfactue, aid elites seek impasse Iroise hare participated equally la the bawls* whisk hes see is the train of iros bele pa wky. Al • sebeik we are glad to be skis be Mlle that, mime: eases% the tad.. ere befits et this, for =y the non of the yaw; the promo predemies ef aloha and IREMINIIMOI weft of that ant, b bspli anyalcer bean dm& et, sad we an famed Or op kr he.. beat asythisi like a glut is the meths.. the Elated he the htthe Wide only is supplied, ad Ant the wept mist be bees oultirated. The jambes, pseirsliy, the bee the. they kayo be.. he ems Wee, wed dam* the day has leas libel gam by ebia didweb madly chased were every day NM palm hale tumid thar Manes to the el sew and mire mfal artistes of esd. bear ap- 1 it is fairly to be Mend that they In Cr:l7r imy steady asd sot theessertal trade. Tam * fna this, sad far the sake et asaatiety quite weir dalsipliss of ow Min. "II& Mei lip," we teligfred Mfrs pr bei 1. Fine aid tead Mall m le la demand absSae oselffilims. Midis, Pea in k at the soled adman" 86. hav ing y ng been preirmed he a parcel, arrived per steamer from Hamburg. In aid •Means little ehangi. With Oats we were fairly sap plied, and all d moved off with more freedom, at fully former priori, Nouwtrit, Oct. L—Onr market this day was not so wall supplied with Wheat by the farmers. Condition as hereto fore, very inferior. Merchants offered freely, and a consi ders:6le amount of badness was transacted, at rates fully equal to last market day. A very large quantity of fine old Wheat has come out the part few weeks, the demand for which has slackened, and prices are rather easier for the buyer,. Flour was in steady demand at precisely similar prices to last week. The Barley trade has now leirly commenced, and for good bright and well-eunditioned parcels la. per quarter advance was paid, and of such there was a good clearance ; 28s. to 30s. per qr. are top prices. Grinding descriptions were unsaleable, except at a slight reduction; a consider able quantity of stained and sprouted were on offer, but were with difficulty disposed of. Beaus were a small sup ply and good coodition ' and found buyers at extreme prices. Peas were a small offer, but demand was also small, and no change in price. Oats were in good supply, condi tion fair and price firm. ' _ _ . PETERBOROUGH, Oct. 2.—There was a large show of Wheat here to-day, and a reedy sale for it at fully lut week's prices. But little spring grain offering, and prices the turn higher. - - - - - READING. Oct. 2.—A full supply of Wheat, and a good demand for all useful samples at a shade more money, but not enough to alter quotations from lut week. Malting Haley wu in request, and but tew samples offered, 341. per qr. was the highest price we heard of ; grinding quality muck the same. Beans and Peas very scanty, and fully realised late prices. WISBECH Oct. 2.—ln consequence of a largo in the neighboorheiod, our market has been very moderately at. tended to-day, and but little business done. In the value of Wheat I make no alteration in price from this day week, but, if anything, rather in favour of the seller. Oats and other things about u before, with but little doing. Wukcztrrnu, Oct. 2.—There was a fair supply of Wheat at market to-day, and all descriptions realised about the rates of this day se'nnight. There was more inquiry for Barley, but no advance could be obtained. Lower prices were not submitted to for Oats. Beans and Peas both con tinue scarce, but were not dearer to-day. Yoax, Oct. 2.—Wo are fairly supplied with Wheat at this day's market, bat the condition is affected by the very wet weather. Wheat is Is. per qr. ;lower for all qualities but the very finest. Barley of fine malting quality is scarce, and for sack Is. per qr. more motley is paid. Oats and Beane aa before. Prices : Wheat, white, 445. to 495. per imperial qr.; red, 375. to 40s. Barley, malting, 275. to 30s. ; grinding, 235. to 265. Malt, 625. to Si.. Oats, tid. to 9d. per stone of 14lbs. Flour, 30s. to 335. per sack of 280Ibs. Dentin, Ocr. 1.-We had a steady demand for every description of grain, without any quotable alterations in the zurrencies of Tuesday. White wheat, 245. to We. ; red ditto, 21s. 6d. to 23e. 6d. ; new barley, 12s. 6d. to 14s. ; new here, 99.6 d. to 102.3 d.; oats, old, 10s. Gd. to lls. Gd. ; new ditto, Ss. 9d. to 105.6.1. ; rapeseed, 18e. to 21s. per brl. ; oatmeal, 10s. 6d. to Ile. 6d. ; bakers' flour, 12s. to 15r. per cwt. ; Indian corn, 295. to 30s. per 480 lbs. Coax, Oct. 1.-The weather still continues exceedingly fine for the season, and, although the great majority of the harvest is now saved, nevertheless the trifle still outstanding will be secured in fine order, with a continuance of such weather. The prices of Wheat and Oats hove both advanced on the week, and Barley fully maintained its price. The price of prepared Oats free on board being above the ideas of buyers, there have been no sales this week, but, aft( r the completion of the sales for the put month, there may be a slight reaction, particularly If our deliveries increase during the present month. The Barley trade seems pretty much confined to the distillers and brewers, although there is some inquiry for grinding lots from the others aide of the channel. The foreign Wheat trade continues very firm, and considerable salesitave been made since our last, fully at previous rated,' and the general feeling seems to be that prices wiU not go' lower. Indian Corn in rather better demand at last week's rates, say 71.2 e.. W. for Galata, and 71. per ton for Ibrail. There is no doubt, from the very short turn out of the late Potato crop, and the prices maintained in the market, that the consumption of Indian Cora and coarse, Flour will, this coming winter, prove a very large item. WATIRYORD, Oct. 2.-Our supplies of home-grown grain have been on a liberal scale since Saturday last; from abroad we have bad a large arrival of Indian Corn, but of Wheat there has not been any import. Our market has been characterised by great firmness during the week, and farmers' Wheat has realised gradually improving prices, and this morning best samples readily brought an advance of 6,1. to Is. per barrel; secondary runs were d by 3d. to 9d. per barrel. Barley underwent no change. Oats were in good demand, and for really choice samples a trifle more money was made; ordinary parcels remain as last quoted. There has been an increased inquiry for foreign Wheat, and the finer qualities of Polish Odessa and French are held for an advance of 3d. to 6d. per barrel. We have had a fair business passing in Indian Corn, at the currency of this day week. Flour commands a free sale, at an improvement of 6d. per barrel. Imports this week : Indian Corn, 12,730 qn. ; Flour, 150 bele. Exports this week: Wheat, 24 brls. ; Oats, 8,230; Flour, 952 sacks; Indian Corn, 28 barrels ; Oatmeal, 400 cwts. KIRKCALDY, Oct. 2.-At our country markets this week we had diminished quantities of grain offering. The de mand both for shipment and local consumption being large, prices were quite in favour of sellers; and, in many instances, 6d. to Is. per qr. advance paid. lice. to-de we had a good supply of Barley, moderate of Wheat and Oats. Sales quick ; and prices generally Gd. per qr. dearer, par ticularly for chevalier Barley and fine Oats. Wheat, 365. to 475. per qr. Barley, 225. to 275. 6d. Oats, 195. to 224. Oatmeal, per bag of •ZOlbs., 283. (Suaa!!) FAIR, Ost. 2.—This fair is held for three dajs, sad tiemmeeeedte•inl i La; the sale of live stock of all kinds. The supply at was unusually short, but very good in quality. Than was a great demand, and they sold quickly, at full prides. The best down ewes, 28v. to 345. each; ewe Lambs, 16e. to 21s. • the best wethers, 345. to 425.; wether Lambs, 20s. to itki. Culls of all sorts went at lower flwares,but were readily sold, at what were considered high prices. Store Beasts of all sorts were in short supply and eagerly sought after. Cows for dairy purposes sold freely, those with calves at 161. :up to 201. each; in calvers 141. to 171. ; heifers ofgood promise, forward with calf, 101. to 121. per head. Best cart Horses 45 to 60 guioeas each ; cart colts in good demand, 2-yea old at 201. to 251.; 3• ca old, 251. to 251 ; Welch Pooies, unbroken, 81. to 81. There were no nag horses of good quality, but a large sup ply of low priced anima/a. POULTRY, 430.—NIWOATII AND LIADINILALL, OCT. 2.—Oseee, 6s.od. to 96.0 d. ; fowls, ls. 9d. to 36.0 d. ; capons, 3s. Od. to 4s. Od. ; chickens, le. 9d. to 2s. Od. ; ducks, 2s. Od. to 2s. 6d. ; rabbits, 104. to 1.. 34. ; leverets, 3s. to 3s. 6d.; grouse, 2s. 61. to 35.; partridges, Is 94. to 2s. ; pigeons, 64. to M. each; Ostend fresh butter, 10s. to 121. Od. ; English ditto, 11.. to 13s. per down lb. ; English egp, 7s. to 7s. 9d. ; French ditto, 61. Od. to 6s. 6d. ; per 120. Ocr. 2.—Salmon, Od. to Os. Od. per lb.; turbots, 4s.to 10s.;; brill+, le.lod. to 6.. Od. ; codfish, `2.. Od. to 7s. Od. each soles, 4d. to 2s. 6d. peeper ; Eels, Bd. to Ild. per lb.; lobs t er ., 6d.to 25.61.; crab, Bd. to b.6d. ; crawfish, Os. Od. to Os.; and mackerel, Bd. to 10d. each; bloaters, Is. Od. to is. 4d. per dos.; dory., le. Od. to 7s. Od. each ; skate, 4d. to Bd. ; prima, Is. 6d. to 2s. Od. per lb.; shrimps, Is. &I. to 2.. 04. per gallon; smelts, Od. to ls. per dozen ; fresh herrinp, Od. to Od. per dozen ; oysters, 12a. to 40.. per bushel. BUTTER. COIL Oct. 1. Cant : Fint quality, 795.; second, 745.; third, 701.; fourth, 685.; fifth, 585.; sixth, 48s.—Currency : First quality, 70s. ; second, 655.; third, 61s. ; fourth, 595.; fifth, 495. ; sixth, 39a. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. SEABORNE MAILS. dun= tint the nalls an suit tram Qs Ossiral Pest-olles by tae sistu—sol N by the uarAss—dsusteb.] - - - - D• 7 whoa seder, Mr whet COUNTRIES. to Goma Pot. Port Me. Diadem duplicated. dm ertpoibill Oet. 6 ..—.—.. oft. 1 W1J•11.4 .............. Lleerveel Ont. IS i Nesetogyti.atateipti Vet. leathirs9toe ON. sivilatela bedtim toe) llll2oth of nth ...41:11 Svathorit.tow OW. 24 Ditto (els NarsollIo) '6lhlk24lltotaseelt Dam Olt. 17 Ditto (Asleep of (Ned Mee) .ll Id et the imeN nreeldh Nev. 30 Shies ( West Cowl) Savior No melt Naomi' ... 111011011 Norms. Doer Oct. IS latileat Once Dmit t Beau se ft the aselkeitoloe... ". " Cit. Seism Ayres X 911 of the Ewa Neimpals.loet. 16 leikllthotoweri Oct. 16 0.9•00141 INN of the am* apt. 14 Nes de Tents 24 14th of the vololh Rept. 16 ==• .11 IdilltarthetiNut Devoe . Ow. le ei e tainal Siseunglia. Tb TlLea. Sirldiradommit liwihmegNs. Oat 16 hems .11 N Twice ego Dow ?wire di. 7th atilditherowe Drew Oct. 19 Towday It Mei Teld,Sit. Nellead 3ll/I"darri. i later. 7 , •••••• Pee. The. arodure. ll If* et the moll 3.313410/136. Oct 16 II laid.. 4.117 TWIN da. :arm= WNW. Ogr. dond N 14th of tK MISIOI OOL 29 11th of Us* am eirsoolh ... Oct. 29 NoillenortiVOliftrileat N h II Nth e/ month Ilitilemotia. Oa. 24 Ofif et• hliesille.) cOmooth DOM ........ ord. Min ibta ei the math Sweemplea, limed" time. SolithosoNe. Oct 14 /111,176,190,21 th Mahle """ '' ** " ***** "j i Mhathe moo* Dew Oct. 111 10 0911 11 ° ....... • ...... llll4ll9o6l6einee Dower 0.1.13 Nal OWN. IlidatidStlitass Dew . 11 Peolawie 761/69111.4m0t 111.4. -- Pees— —. J 1 4eiil7lkefeaaelk Soothe glee 16 3thlf4hlllErimoo Dew ......... II War 1441." . N tliorawilt Seeimilee. Oft. 16 ) Nut DIMON * Lei (see Auslvelk - --- • Ilis mai is those colultdii tam MINA (1 n. 001Perd b/ Rata legal le lianaWas. .ASIIALTIBIL i 0 CASUALTIES. Alwina, Wahl, from Helmedale to Stettin, struck on a float• log wreck to the eastward of Falsterboe, during the night of the 24th inst., and almost immediately foundered; • crew saved.-Elsinore, Sept. 27. Auguste Bertha, of Memel, Michaelis, from Onega to Bull, is stranded on the Inland of Agerouen, about Duce sinks fence, and full of water ; crew saved ; assiotauce hat bites sent to her.-Molde, Sept. 21. i Edward and Mary, Sharpe, of and from Shields for Mt. Petersburg, was stranded and an nk of the Skarfsatsclicere, Sept. 20; crew, greater part of the materials, and a part • ........•••••• of the cargo, saved; the hull and the remainder of cargo on board will be sold.-Lysekihl, Sept. 21. I Fortuna, Engellandt, of Breiholta, from Itwtock for Lon. don (asreported), sunLlyeaterilay between Marino Leuchte Lighthouse and the l'uttgarden Reef, in 14 or 16 fathoms It. water, S.W. of the lighthouse, end about one and a half , WWI miles distant from the land; crew saved, but had not Ilan time to save soy clothes or ship's papers.-Burg -rut- ~ Febmarn, Sept. 27. .rrrein . Children Kleine Ferdinand, nufatengel, of and from this port, for - ro tom. Hull, sprang a leak and rusk off Itishofilen i crew , a c e d. ..tvery I . Danzig, Sept. 27. a ss es e 77 Mercury, Hunter, of and from Newcastle for Copenhagen, o This b was abandoned in a sinking state on the 22ud ; crew saved.-Elsinore. Sept. 27. ~.------- ARRIVED. MEN pU A pews-at Queenstown, Sept. 30, from Ilannala or louts, 0 AOTODIOTTO Nada-al Liverpool, October 2, from Dram 0 literary' Alkllo/1-at Liverpool, October 2, from Bombay eascoteisr, Mason-at Graymend, October 2, tram Jam,ica it M Usux Austaine-at Gravesend, October 2, from Newfaend,:o.d ALIAANDIaI-at Gravesend, October 2, Bona 'ona" ANIMICAN Cur Okra -At (iraroreud, October 2, trona -New 1 ork Amu -at Oreveeend, October 3, from - Altos AIIATIMA -at Gravesend, October 2, from.. JR. John's taILIJANT -al 01•Tegged, Ikluar 1, (fan Luau Boatiraia-at Unversed, October 3, Irmo - P. Phillip COMM VII-st Grarovend, Ottubef 2, from Doornirs CAIKILIIII-at Crammed, October 1, from... Janata CM or ZOIKAJID-at Gravesend, October I, from reusing Crewman-at Gravesend, October I, fr0m....... Cirasea-at Graymend, October 2, from --Taganrog Corr, -at Graveacad, October 2, from .ainieira Customs-at Gravesend, October 2, from Africa CIIIIII,IOM-at Gruseera, October 3, from Bane t CARL Alditror-al Lirerpo al, °Rohm 2, from Dane GOMM-0 Liverpool October 2, from at. Jena's, LB. Dosea-at Liverpool, Weller 2, bum Alexandria Dioncuis- at Grumend, October 2, from .... Bremen Dane-at Gravesend, October 2, from Taganrog 1 lhorx Nowa*" Ds Jere-at Graroend, October 2, from navanash 1 EDIIOIOOIIIIURT-111 °Mated, October 2, from ....... ....Manilla Eons-et Gravesend, October 2, tram iderseiller Remora-at Gravesend October 2, from ...Nrsw York Ease-at Ginvmend; October I, from ...... .I:FereotO ELIZA Kumaanot-at Deal, Octoter I, from ..........Put Wallas Loco-at Deal, October 1, from ZIIIIIITIOX -at FOIMMIIII, September 30, from -.. ....„ .. .. Anima VOIT111: os-at Deal, October 1, fr0na...............JL IL Lawrence Furorts-st Deal, October I, from.- ... ......... ... ._....Joauica VOILMIELIN -at Falmouth. September JO, 71a . F... ..1 Janeiro FLatli-at Lirerpiss, October 2, Rom ........ .......--.... ..... Naples Fetcoa-at °reverend, October 2, fr0m..............- Africa Parry-at Garaged, OrUlber 1, from .„. Shama ....' .. gt:3l:l4. 7w c: ibe cxtdr::::;: i l t : , : : :,,: l , : '' :, r ,i 'll ,:i ' 14 3 Guzman-at °reverend, October 3, balk.. JeLlell Mecums-at (bees October I, fr0m............ ..... ...... Bahia Ihum-at Liverpool, October 2, from auebee Hausa-at Liverpool, °stutter 2, from ... . . ....... Window, C.S. nurser's bonne-at Gravesend, °cube, 2: from Claire laUtl.l-A Tnenimos-at Graresend, October L from Jamaica -IS .. 5 n o Jogs EDWARD-at Deal, October I, from ~ .............. Calcutta ' 4 ' Jour Omura-at Liverpool, October 2, from -.Pus • o n Jose Bast.-at Liverpool, October 2, from Roads . N e Jvxo-al Liverpool, October 2, from Flyland .1011•1011.11-st Gravesend, October 2, fr0m . ...... ....... New York • g ? Jew, EDWALU-at Gravesend, October 2, R 00m .......... Calcutta • Jewas-et Gargagal, OglOber 1, from .Nanteis ' 5 ? I; Joetigrows-at Gravesend, October 3, tram- ....... - . Cuba Kara-at Unversed, October 2, from. Renck Blr LISA-at Gravesend, o,'Obet 3, from Dram Loorasa-at Palm oath, September 30, from R. Janeiro Burmese -at Falmouth, September 30, from larduoski MIDULETOII-off the Wight, October I, from H. Toga talked Meer Chneop-st Liverpool, October 2, from l'oeuoq some all MART QOM! OF SCOTO-at WOOF 2, from ll,eld J. 8.1 RC MONAS-at Grausend, October , from .... . - ..Putt, Arenas defier.' Maicalogass or Bars-at Gravesend, October 1, from Cola IN VINS ' Mala- at Gravesend, October 3, from Taratrox ed wing ILL )(ORLI CIIIIJOTIMA-st Gravesend,October 31, from. Bieck Sea • MOOT RIDLST-Ild Unversed. October 3, nail .1/1411d1 , Cant 2 °moos -at Liverpool, October 2, from ... .............. (No,. ....... Ocean Quota -at Gravest ad, OctoOr 2, from Exmea--at Orareeeud, Octegier 2, from Parma &Matti -at Gravesend, Oclolier 3, them Honduras PAMJC-at Liverpool, October 2, from Akyab Q. E. 1:1.-at Liverpool, October 2, from Alexandria Cfromr-et °messed, October 2, from - Rio The Bonet Gravesend, Oetober 1, from . - Africa Rouese-et Liverpool, October 2, from eatigga be. in BAOMMai-at LOvapool, October 2, from B. Ayres farewi SuLearr-at Falmouth, September 30, from. ... Akyab Mina' Sales Lotuat-at Liverpool, October 2, front brags genre: Sonata-at Liverpool, october 2, from ... Bonaire' are in ' Soso -at Gravesend, October 2, from Gluckstadt Soule SIOrrAIT-at Gravesend, (let. l, from Adelaide enjoyc SesAToa-at Gravesend, Octoger I, from Sydney been i strilalOus-at Orsveresil, October 2, from ......... --kit. Voatzeis =alio Sravuss-at Orareecard„ octolver 2, from Arch , Niel of hie SULTANA-8i °naiad, October 3, from Africa and tt Tune Nora-al Gravesend, October 9, iron Quibas Tv rutet-et Gravesend, petober 2, trona Ca:cutta many Vass-at Deal, October I, Rona Jamaica the d: Value-at Gravesend, October 3, Rona Demerara is sear those • SAILED. as a AID-Rom °rimmed, October 3, to Mosp underolore lessee AIgOIIICAN LOOLZ-Irom Gravesend, Oetober:l, to ...... . New fork Cans. MatiaLL- trust Liverpool, October 3, to Fort Phillip Mr. I Cm.a-from Gravewnd, October I, to Coruna Adelp DOoonaluoit -hoar Gravesend, October 3, to spine, The &swum -trent Graveaend, October 2, to Demerara deal 1 FORTUNATA-Rom Gravesend, October 3, to • Rio and i Gnu Toe Scousess-from Falmouth, September 30, to... London Ilaso or us Nita-from Gravesend, October 3, to Bombay she a luoura-Rom Gueenetoven, Sept. 30, to London Jour Slncisou-from Dartmouth, October 1, t0.....P0rt a "Moe Jeserrows-Rom Grumend, October 2, to Live stone Maseictson -from Cleaueend, Oet. 2, to 8 Bul MAJOARTF-FrOMQOOIIIIIIIOI.II, September 30, to Lo SCANDlitaWart-trognOrareatud. October 3, to „,Oran tires Sono-frogs °n mad, Oct. 3, to cast, i Turn-hem /Falmouth, September 30, to Leaden and a Emma-from Gravesend, October 3, to Cardiff itself VICSOCT -from Gravesend, Oct. 3, to .Algoa Day play Zan Olowereas-from Gravesend, October 2, to ...... Slue, the VESSELS SPOKEN WITH, in the acted Blanche (barque), lat. 21.51 N., en. /PLOD W. lat. alone Compromise (ship), Sept. 2. 10 N., lon. 43 w . Piddle, from Calcutta for Falmouth, Aug. 4, lat. 31 It,, Lou. 13. Was a Gower, of and from London Ur California, Aug. 19, It If N., dram len. 23 W. Henry Onkapie, of Whiteharen, from Liverpool for Port Phillip. style Aug. 31, let 40 N., lon. li W. longs emot /mete' DAILY WEATHER TABLE. ter glottal in MONDAY, OCTOISER 4, 11152. • it, Clew The state of the Weather at each of the following places at whic . Bias o'clock on Saturday morning. The stations are arranged is order of latitude. re 3 Sasso et Pine. Cuur aind. at eirem i th " ammo( Weather. Anis W Wind. Mrs. - ---- aeh Rearisoa .......... W.K.W. Gentle Brew Partially Cs , lath haavueos ~,.,,.,.. W.K.W. Omit, Rises. Pantlatly Ct.ady of la Smog Breen Partially Cloudy Pmagercon ........... N.W. Gristle Brunel Overact Mr. Tewsarens GILIENWICIi W. Gentleßrome Partially Cloudy Cap Simeon Cesenorros Castalmos YMIJIOUTU N. salsa i Raid Coln tape THIS DAY, Noon. • plat Omoree of W. Strength cgWisd. Boson of the Weetber. B. Strong Breese. Rain. TL returns from the following places did not reach this ease in time ihr publication on Saturday; they therefore op indicate the data of the weather on Friday morning at e the tine o'clock. a , T Maumee% Poors S.W. Goals Breese Pas tied, Cloudy eve ll' 1.1 nuairron .... • W. Moms Breese Partially eloady Col Oeuimmens „ LW. Strong Breese Partiaoy Coady ton ------ _ ____ eat BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Wei oft• BIRTHS. ro CIIAMBERS.-Sept 24, at Addlestone, Riney, the wife of W. Cram- p stri ben, Req., of twin daughters. pal COML.-fleet. 2 s, at Wilton, Taunton, the wife of Capt. S. Cook, of a Per daughter. DAt M/N.-Sept. 22, et lfield, Crawley, the wife of J. Davidson. W qui U Esq., of • son. ads EDDINGTO . N.- 29, at Froelleet-row, Bromplon, Kent, the wife of Lieut. F.d 95th Kent., of a daughter. b et KIIXIST.-Sept. 21, in France, the wits or W. W. Kirkby, Ere., o Bu Th a MO. MOORE.- Sept. 29, the wife of Mr. W. Moore, et Exeter, of a by daughter. pie ROM ILLT.-Sept. 19, at EatOndeusee, Lady ElLaabeth Romilly, of a out daughter. eel BAN DERSON.-Sept. 29, at Cliklartearect, Mn. Sanderson, of a tel daughter. oei MARRIAGES. ADDAMS-TIIACKER.-Sept. 30, at Abbots Morton, by the Rev. T. Walter, the Rev. F. It. Adderne, 8.A., of Triad College, Cam- bridge. to Frames Ineannia, eldest dueller of It. , Esq., of Wolverhampton. NI Lean:OßD-HOLLAND.Sept. 30, at Beckenham parish church. . 11; Kent, by the Rev. E. Holland, M.A., Rector of Camerton, Sower- ivetabire, 11. P. Lawfoed, Eeq., eldest eon of E. Lawford, tiny., of i' ea Eden - park, Beckenham. to Emilia Franco% eighth daughter of L. 'a Holland, Esq., of Langley Farm, Beckenham. at MORRISK--43L0T11R.-Sept. 29, at Bt. Mary Magrialese, Peckham, II . i Morey, by the Rev. 2.0. Rode, M.A., William, eldest ,, son of tho tate W._ _ltorrish, Esq. of Soutisdown, Devonshire, to F a mily Ann, A only chat of the late T. Glover, bee. 1 C• WINIOEIL-LOCIL-Sept. 30, at Bt. Annex. Soho. By the 44,4. N. II Wade, Henry Augeldest son of C. Wooer, Esq., of Nortbiarn, hi Basses to Louisa , youngest daughter of the late C. M. K. Il Lock, Est., of Upper Charlie-row, Chelsea. f: C DEATHS. tl FELLOWRS.-Sept. 29, at Goring, Ours, William Player Butler, P infant son of Copt. B. renown. nOBBIL-Sepi. 29, at Wells, Frames, wife of 8. Hobbs, Esq., seed 32. . MALONL-Sept. 30, Rea M. A. Malone, Great Nelson.otreet, Liver. . B Pct. aged 54 . o inupearroa. --Rept. 30, Ansa wife of Mr. M. Middleton, of Bur. • lingtonatreet, Mareheater, seed 33. fa NONCE. -Sept. at, at Bather, Ileum, Mortlake, Mary, widow of A the late 1t.,. H. Monies Vicar of 411,01, lints. Rural Dean and Cann of Lincoln, aged 71. RIDOWAY.-Sept. 30, Emily Jsee, second daughter of Me. J. Ride- t way, of nostonatreet, Manehtwter, aged 11, S SLATER.-Sept. 29. et Reensonth.reed. Bayswater, J. R. Slater, a Esg., CAL, aged 37. " WATT/L-Bept. IS Mary Ana , wile of Mr. L. &Watts, of Green. street. Bath, apd 44. 1 WILLMOIT.-Sept' IS, at Caekonaas. St. Stephen's, St. Khan% 1 Mrs. Lucretia Willniott, aged ss. 1 _ Prinwa end pshilabed Winn Knee Roam. of Se.% Loaner& I 3 in d. Area. Übe Cab Primer, the (,toes, In smog la tto p et met al at Demean, oscsaa 4. IN 4 & I' i t t . . • • - .