The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-05 00:00:00

hailer ; I only saw the urns of theta. Or TM in the upper rear.—Mr. Whiteside : Tea an the geatleira, t Ohmic, who regretted that NAL lad nipped thessah your !c?---Witase : I *err bad it la say lagers (humbug.) o n s were el' eyries yea meld bars got tt if yeet bad be then ? I Meet say that —Did you gm fro say Muse ? (fiedigaraly) Nes that I rearaber.—Did yea thaw op say duper' with rester to this Whir ? I did. —had Hat is the greefal despair which bse Moe yea so rash Grin ? (Leaghtor.) You say that the potpie dearaded area yea with a lead shoat ? Weed they ilieLe-Md did die shat kill say ed yea ? (Inegliter.) Mc —War my "(the OM Wand? fleas of them yea gave the mei se ant ? Yea— =rn wore at • Iktie disteme ben a crowd, whelk yea nor have, a piediferk or a rains ? It I wen ai array yards' dinars I eroahl rather hare • anise.— Now, i'll re, what Is the mare .1 the parse yea amt to get Mr. O'Brita's portarateas at DIO I rat ao Who gee it • pines arraN ? Norton he rid re be lied it is his honk Norton is la ern. ilab-eortable Mulgreer ormaisel by Mr. firsee—l wee with Mr. Coo girt Meads the Cogger. I taw the maple warbled, sad beard • shot at the iOWIR sod of a bow as m pared. I the peopie sellestiat ha the field a d o the read. Alter the shot they are tut seen deter. sairdly, strut 60 of the us with Asa lore of oar party flemi as they TM. appreashiag. Joke Nonce. earthedby Mr. Leash . Mn. I ger • port sorer to Mr. Cos. I bear earl fort Mts. Dobeety* with other taniitunt to a Mr. Linker's, sad onl y bey beribt it to etc It was lashed and lien to Mr. Cr la trakreare state as I get iL—To Mr. Whiteside: I aim a I deal Mow whoa sr how the portasaatem was erased. Milked Linaedy beraght it to me. Mr. Dot May's Waiter was rowed Se ho sold by auction the day ✓ear it was breatitt to my bear. It was last ia an era seta ia the rest 'initiate.' part of the how. where erre perm had rem to it. It reseabsed then for days. It yes bet odes to be sea The hey, I believe, pare it ia the arm sire ash it was ia whoa he got it. 1 was cot then whoa it was breath& So my bow. Michael Iseary, the sonar My of the last wirer, was thee ailed, bat did set mower for sore rises.—The termy-Orearal said there was a difficulty is getting She wirer to attss•—Mr. Whitride : That is not • fair ober. vallier—rhttesan-Geseni : I don't rake it as at all anodise to haterferear oa the pot of Mr. O'Brian.—Mr. Whiteside : We as,.. law the bey, earl we benne the pertraateea was entared sarreptitirely.—•fer sore tire tho Witllllo ap peared. Miran Kemedy. onserad by the Attorney-o~ml : I was I. Mr. Nenceis who I. July Mt. I got the port, ✓aster in Mr. Littleton% I be is • pawnbroker in Cashel. It TM ia a kin ia the win; it wee hard sad strapped. Mat was • ratio of daphnia" at oralita set it. I was is Ole act of reflOViag tbe feesibre Mem Mr. Deltsra Tie was to the lead is diem mil lit was pat = laa t:e asau ktla along with sew fareitare, sum beds, and other things. The horseteee TM pat Mao ee. vend Muses. The sheriff had net arm thes. ?be pM amma TM ia the kit sleet bMI • deg beim I get it. 1 taw it ia Mr. Delany's been flat—fteseesesissi by Mr. Plueersld: Thisbe be saw tbe pertmembes is Mr. Debesy's lime. Time ems Ober bessi and basin is the bow, bat this was waled lei* Imhof . Osselalik idea Whim soma sal examined by the Soli- Mber-Mtseeel : Ise Is dieDebb pebee I remember is dm wadi et July bet _bailie's,' at a piece saki Coultas tisa-hill. I Aetna blab bt a widow these with NOW dig written ea Asa It vas ta Pie right as pas go up ; " lied Head Club" was edam es these bib& Ime that be the meet pert of the sicatit of July. I wee put then to watch that hors.—Crerezaatird : I wet say ilia new e will. mime. tip TheisisTiiitlioliesi. I tes% se if the sane of eq_dheb wee wrdsea up in Carl ebreeC or or D'Oberrreet. It was writer in red leers I wee inside that rear yesterday, aeorekieg fir ser. Cessethr Weasel Henri* ewers : lam is the Dublin =ital sa. kerow W Irt witagia. wr es duty at W. I raw when the Bed Bead Cah hold their mars& The words Bed Bead Club wore on the birds of the - hoege, No. 3, Cosetitstitraull. I err it Iris ell Ike is of July. I sheered parlor ring la and est thin by day AM la Out evesfsg.—Cree-ezesitted : I fat we dr yrs I wes pater duty ever Je hour as the In et July. The lad due I saw it was os the nth or 28th el lily. Thane wee ao aresetely there after the 26th of July. Mr. William Berm* arm solicitor, wee the lee wa res be the rows. Be depred that a doeurest which he sew headed is wee • e=d_ copy of as order is cep be re trial if Mr. Arta Brien and the The • -Osseral esatheaded is a copy of the Dries Ow" the preiredes of the ray of Dublin, sake Ili, bens Art, to bre ollbst ler the 20tk of Jitly. The Orr of the Ores theta and Mir Beath O'Bries'e kart le the Meer= of the )I Company, bearing date care Or of Say. Re sett herded is two pearl treeing*, frond es the purer Mr. 011efes after ide arrest, and rood by Beard M'Dessid. The Clerk of the Crows, tries up or of the sholdre, ofraeribed it to trjury r Seger : This appease to be a teeing of a aims sty ; here Billesasle at the heed of it, lad there rem to be • road treed dews to the egirrear ; is the erre there appears the road to Urliserrd, sad Freelred is is grew part of it; thins thesreother road, and • plate reeked " New Die ." there's eke Tbiarke ; there's • rood to &Osprey, sad that le treed on until it errs to Kramer, sad Bret a ark taper it burring the ra refies ; this. aIL--Atleorpoessesl : Read about the sear use sow, se draft It of the Crows : This is erase pessil l 4t beg wry isdiatiact. At the head is *pier NON rid efraight lisp frost it down to • essteo rid. I she knew whet the are Is. Then theee's earlae Ilse to te a i e v ee n ll i sd Liresey, and another Bee the Cesare= r B ArgerseptrageaL—We sow proper to reed W leper ford he the of Illet. with O'Brien, and proved to be In the of Day. Mr. Whiteside to the adriseibiii, of the dor mer, sad sited the ere of the " Xing st. Water," when Load Ilisaboremitt rand that if there was any doubt is to the grimes la a eriatisel ore it should be rejected. It sp- Mirat • bey new the portmanteau throws ire • lre thst he baseght it to the hare of hie raster, where it be be her or eve days, art was then delivered up to iodise tortable. It was sew sostesded, ea the part of the rows, that all the cantes% of that p.rester were adridble Is riders ageing Mr. 0' Brien. Be (Mr. Whieride) sehrired, that burro the letup found in be renewable meld he rade evidesee, it should be proved that they boa beta la the euelaly if Mr. O'Brien previous to hi. red. It bed bare prod by a deretive that in an opes when they were rasidleig hid he the purpose of be by lase, be get &ma 810 lellen. What was to primal this Astestfre beet erlaabg 10 letters tram the ardor, sal barley this. latralmal isto Mr. .'Brie's I husk ? If go, the wide 600 Nam might be read an the trial if they wen had is the portmanteau after Mr. O'Briee's meet, although be sever new ewe of thaw. Mr. WhOraide gra to argue at maskierablit keg* tbat be fore Kr. 's Maw amid he given in midmost Mr. Whim Mudd be peradi dietary dialtl mated. awl Dem is his pememira before his arrest; ma be highthe awe a Ha eat Weteoe, who won trial hr Web te sta rdy ama la support *this argumeat. Me. /lhataali expreseed • wish to Ism from the Atter aey-lisamel hew Duty weelmplitated with respeet se Ms. NM O'Brica. I. Ltbira — ey•Ooneral, ea the pert of the mows, eon teadei the* the imas* °Vi s o pot in evidemee. It wee imamanfil whether Mr. was a co morpirator or Set Hs (the Aasrney-Oomas1) not proved that the writing on the penal maps was that of Mr. O'Brien, but still keret seaseded pew adnrt, Bar they were found is Ids possemien they Mitt be pat la widows against Wm. Thu was the letter whisk the WOWS sew smelt to put In. Mr. Judo list.—l dos% *Mk you have maga= shwa thet it was eon la the poundal of Mr. O'Beion. The ..traded that the sat Nettie. tery pleb had - beta even dot the pertareirea had bees the aregieW el Mr. Mirka, sad that it, ebb easteata, had bees horwutied bt the elate titty ewe head to Mr. Itedieatoa's beam at DeWitt. The vu, mew 01 home taehri a rea thi, that ht gamy beam these mai set be dew t absolute entaity, but farts were te be peeved treat w a jar, bight itrw their rent matimies. It wee peeible be dee easothiee night be pat isle the beak era primer, bet it weld be a qaeltisa ter the jse7, wins they had it i 'Aims bin thin, whether shay weld *et it hem their seasideredea sr ate. The bees bird to his lamed kind Mr illieride did set is h (the Atareeepthaebre) ~Sate, a m ply at presoak sad he telmobbil that the wart was begat to moire the wi dows. Chief Judas Bloskhonte mid that whatever might be the east of the deesmast, es regarded Kr. O'Brien, the smut wee et *aka that it sheedd be admitted as 'videos* to go to theism. Mr. la blithe we demand that ell the other ppm lbws* to the pertmeateso be mad for the Jury. I know net what the mates% of those men may be ; bat I knew the Usisir Sesreeemy at StMe pledged Wawa! to phe Yr. Varies his private bat broke hie word. I Item the tiodoellemolory's letter, that pledge. I submit that Yes mem& am el MI the papers in the trunk shoo d be laid bedlam **j. ChielJoslios Ireduharar.—We are now upon one dam :rate I have eluded the opinion of the apart at to its ad of the Crown was shoat to read the letter, aims Ms. %natal& asked if there was any direetica on it, or sit emstiope toshow that it was written to Mr. O'Brien —The distil' it there woe sot, sad proceeded to reed the lowa., whisk we have already pahlished . TM Anseam-einerel' then osed to read a letter free Mr. Timm Y. Knew, Rested se Mr. O 'Brien, and food IS thallstlanna s —Xr. 'Whiteside objected to the War nal. I meted the court to road the tsar, &Mk whether it pond be legally read.—Chhi Juane lankberne : The Attorney-General should not hare the dbenaente forward unites they could hi Om a —Mr. Whiteside The Attorney-Gown is not tb .asst—Cllot Janne litsekbarne . But he inhald he inn a way intim thing. —The judges here *maimed the tatter. sad dadded that iskonld to wad.—Tlse Clerk of the Crown thee null W letter, of which the Miming le • serf (;6•111.14 Irabob lamb& —My door Salta O'brisa.—l bow lb most tuallallsorgst sato ettatk). sod I at awn ter twit Elms It= No sollint GI ism& Oa Ileatlay I Met Wilk at II tioatio• tho Thanes radon Imam ay of gelft to It It souk no Ora a Weld la IRO*. rdre ta 1 lad ma • ism* pap I. M Mamma Ity po• to Oa Ittliml• /a old* Fos aro olds to Moto Von oho to Oull. I wet Mr sill to aty ova bonalleat Oa ma what Soo as ass *Volt. I OW day Irtilk= l : a Lem inn ig att mist Om Itoalag oo ll s T This 1 anftalla Llatootok. mil I mini paw MYR tblak of Ili. I lamas Tamar. awl lOW,/ WI .INotoollof dapple vlomt Iva% arm Wm weld Yee selmeled told r MS MIMS y ahleleebb lbe hem Mr. IMMeMbeefe s et i rZenrippe et r ter ere term eaMegest.Trheel me Me a mi hem Se Pb Met Y we Welmeley. eel Not Tem aseemm eta yeremend. red Mee I me. Mell. thee. I T avat e r: ebeet the Ammer trip. Imaof he New Tat tttler the ebelleiw el Se Art Mee sm My Sembee es Mae. red my met es hes." MUM beet A ribs wow 1 4 ±tele sympothy—M be. b. w . w ww il mi. Taw ma be Melt tM Or spoleeke. Ds 1 ISIS siumba so es Ifteity MSS Ste fttet sad test wq arsismw W Mem we. ewe year MOW Mat Term Mem Mtmemare. - - The AterserMesersl next versed to reed • Law teem Plifladelplde, demi by Siebert Tylvt. and whisk was heed is Mr. O'lltienle 3lr. WM.& she= to the teak* of Wee . es avirtenee pied Me. Mr. Smith : My lords, I think it to *lke to myself, to slate Mle Mat it say habit to k imeseereeml letters , lia is peeket answered ; and to maks ke ke every paw I kayo recalled, Mealy be esues may net Mink it worth an answer, appease le ins the be rgh=lffeet undoubtedly, sir. The letter wee Imo reed. It offered money and mistimes reek as the whets *saki give consists.% with their allegiance as Amerika eithme. • Mae hen the Jobs Masi Club of Basisearthy was eitk Fmk The belkdag e = were also pat is, Kr. Whileelde me Weeks soy bite Wldledie—Ae die mows advisen have now pet to ell the deessesieszy Meuse they require. I have te fe = that, k slam jades to Mr. O'Brien, I may be with a Het el the papers bead in the portmainsea.—The Attorney Omen! : I eon only say that if you had asked fee it at the proper time you would have got it—Mr. White side : Yoe gave me nothing that I wanted when I embed you.—The Atteeney-Oeneral said that If the solder Ice the STJWS bad lot a copy, he would rend that night to Dahlia for • list at every document found in the trash.— Mr. Whiteside: The private papers and books of Mr. O'Brien have hese seised, although I hold in my band • letter from** Irish Secretary promising to give them beck. —The Atteney Glenna : I woo not even aware as appli anion we wok. Pskiekieray, a surveyor, proved the correctness of a map of the premin• He sold the house was bounded ea the left by • aebbegelseies, which was surrouuded by a ditch ; the whitlow wit 54 het from the ground, and the window stool woe bet 3 lashes from it. The AtterserGieseral was about to put in evideees • speech, from the shorthand writer's notes. delivered by Mr. Meagher on the 6th of lane, bat Mr. Whiteside (Netted, ana the Anessey•Oenersl said he would not, ander the air earostancee, press it. The ease for the crown here closed (half-pest 6 o'clock). Mr. Whiteside expressed his williagarmi to enter upon the defence at 10 Veleek to-money (this) monism sad the soak wss adjoined at half-pest 6 o'clock. SCOT LAND. EDINBURGH, OCT. 1. The trade of the Clyde bee began to retrograde. Hitherto the returns connected with the traffic of that noble river have exhibited nothing but progrersion— to have stood still would have been an exeeption to the general rale—but positive declension is an abrupt hin ascending statistics. The vessels cleared o c iror Glasgow foe foreign ports amounted— Tien ha. 3 Is Sgt. 29. 1847 BOB ham Jr. I Is Sept 29, 1645 338 Damn lse The North British Mod ascribes this untoward remit to the embarrassed state of the colonies. The Ediabargh town-council has unanimously de clared spinet written speeches. Oa the day at Lord Oeorpm Sestina's funeral the ships in Oreenock-harbour had their colours display,/ half mast high. At the eonebtelos of Mr. Wilmn's concert on Sa turday, his Edinburgh friends, prior to his departure for America, presented him with a bust of himself, ex ecuted by Mr. Handyside Ritchie. PROVINCIAL. Expsanon n stst Lscrnc TILLIOSAPI C . An ozpsoWiwit woo wags at Manehrator, pee tardy, by Mr. Oez, sagorletealleat of the Electric Tele graph Company, rad ruiliftut a, as to the wins sada: wow?. The wire was that ordinarily toed, of topper, wrapped with omen, sad then passed through auntie sad auttoi eiidn with India. robber (cold naphtha being said to smolt Me latter). One sad the wire woe in eosissedeelles Ida the Telegraph Cocapeare instruments at the Ales seer the Ikeheiner, sod the other end with ea instrument at Mr. W. Oarkall'a mill, au the Salford side of the river, at about tOO yards diatonic ♦ portion of the Will% keslntlsg a soil of attest half a mile is length, was selsompll la the river Irwsll Cootasuleatioes woo pored Moil Hs wire with h the ordinary , Istaity, sad the expiriatont appesss, so for, to ave answered. PINCE:We. —This theatre hue been opened only three nights, sad we hays already as malty meditates kr operatic Wm iatroduced to our sotice,—two of the aspir in to the very highest walk. Let sight two sew 'Nadi. dates prenatal *twelves : the ilest a Miss Julia Harland, pupil of Mr. Allen% who male iste WWI helm a London wawa in the Ammer of in the lagil* ansion of " Luria di Lammermoor." TM lady% *Le is a sows° rather Wiled is , bat of awl. lentils UMW= is the awl motes =l:y. It is widest, Wo, that she kat ia • goo d U sed that preen .only is nemmaty ghee her t a i • high wines is her profusion. Is the early mew of the opera eke was net pardeakuly bqp, sad the solo cad the duet is the dery am pm well premise; bat this was, as doubt, owing to the timidity natural to a first fir is the dust with Asko*, la the meted ea, a s== welateksable pros& of Mr capabilities, both es sa eutress sad a eager. Her growler/ effort, however, was the mad mew is the third set, to which elle has evidently devoted great study, and which she rag and ailed ia • manner that hes been rarely steeled. The other East appearance was is the pub of a Mr. Orem is the unimporteat character of Eseleeent, la whit& UM little to be dose was done reepostably. Mr. Allen, as the Edgar, played and Nag se well se he always does ; sad Yr. Wale, as h as apology wee made fee hint is the ground of ill health—filled the pert ray efreotively. The War denriees wan siodentely well sesteined, and the wee was empoleldy put on the siege. The debutante sad Ne. Al.. woe millet Win the carte* after the open, to mmive the Wel tedisacmy d pablo approbatioa. CLERICAL. TMa Bps, oa Nowwww will hold Ws mad ordination at Sandal is ilawaty,l44. ♦ ISM NAVAL POILTIMOUTZ, Ocr. 4.-4tweas, hat al Drgabsg, erred lee webs. as Noshed et Amain ea kw Ilk if kii& owl at ht Sims es the flat ef errs mufti Tawas we at itt. Ulm awl UMW at Mwesetwe. hems le wry ire idilwe Ire tommily mil Ms n kaok—• meet rapid eke d home eared oOs .strati to be r i tL L-.1. 4 , 1 0 . md-4,461=1:16f WM fe tfrnt. e 42. inai ti = go gm. entlea Orpon lag mob& wawa nn ambled t and Iliedeinat I. ahoz=ameest *Mod at lee epee Is sometem Woonarnis, Cc,. 4.—Tha Moak Najla a. st= 7 sat MAN settee/ Is dm embeet tO lam ,u. Illeskbeek• LkulAtew. J. C. 1.0.), was loiray mit rot" are pmelled lasend are oases st esey bow. bt ego aler~ alt i rt im atto Lad S. C.A., Net. A. take Me W. 7, amarinam 11.1., Mr Woe Weer ter. of ao aim .refs ' by the leeltret ado* AI al WOE ths dish twee* peausid doe tie rear. Mir levalip peoneded be Mara et sr aid ad, red It le Mated. allevante lamest r beetreles Ifsedh—lassa..aws. Sees sot *sow et Ur et.-wa, se• le be tamed ewe r Swab; et,ww., May at at Ude Fart, ewl the kolat osemor bums the ta m .. to the Oareas. 114, Omuta Ma; at arouse. The Moir. Asa is are mulertarlo eamore wash rew elro N. bar OS IN bees utterly easervieselie. •kw seam dm the klokelty brs, &wok at midi. bee perera swy kin mkt ee~e be the Nast et Ilwermese, bet the le ekeedy sea hoe to Wea. de bat makery oet et eid Make Woe, tea saaniar be Depend. =Lb= Tarar, wow pet. ra• Tour troodi wed ad sal erbium dB aperillyas peodble. Sunman, Orr. brig Daring,Peal, was paha yetemeday.—llw Vain, ot.-v., war oast bat yea. OliarsAx, Oct. 3.—The Lards el the Admirelty are esseeted here ehesUs ea as ellelei iYR Mal tY etseree =alas esit redleedso es ON* kbablysv may deem sad eesdetust igth the et the paha rents& crowdo:rappar tit song Mbar messras abeilthis et eta Seek. red Iseastesepleted by talk brehip. SPORTING. SEWING AT KANCHISSII3I.—Tvimar. CRIIIIII HANDICAP.-4 10 2 eget lieleib i zSg, 6to 1 apt Vote (t), I opt Itootmot (1), to I opt (t), 7 to I opt (t), II to I opt liberates (t). CESAR/MIT= STAMIL-6 to 1 apt The Our cti, 6 to 1 opt loastionotot (t) II to 1 apt Pau (t 1301.), to 1 opt MAME", 110ittlsget MO to 7 opt DlPmadot (1), SO to 1 opt Etter*** MI to I opt soy of Lord Exeter% lot. CAMBILIDOIIIIII/112 BTALoo.-12 to 1 offered ea the Ike)d, 16 to I apt Foretionre (1), SO to I opt 13Indswor (1), 10 to 1 apt atm (t). Doast.-800 to 100 yet Tamer (t), Midas As an- Os Tuesday out the Joe/s& s heb Wee keleaseeidere. the a repent tte mete( the Oak toMing limbs peg tem their grant selleren ere johlia, Ostad this pitapat Lb, gni • aselost Itto ti town of to to thie put tithe gnu& Ratu intentgaut. COURT OF BANKRUPTCT —T1111131:08T. Nam Mr. (booditair Dose. nut:lmam TaADIXO.—Loco Boiroxstor or Cill- MlCATll.—Maekessie and From, wereltememea, Net. Panerwolene, appliel for their eettilleeete. The _ayo• tsgwas moped by lir. Lune ea Wolf of Mr. io i t or Ot. &clew, •ca• of the nniguare, ea the proud that the Mamma bad gene en obtain * Mode, en preemies of speedy payment, whoa they were is • elite Muter laeolvaney. It ensued, bois the e: ms. eamliallea Mackessie, one el the baak rum that they geode to the vales of 2161. has Mr. Taylor s. d shoat the middle ad sad of June. on w hal Mead money , sad oa the 10th of Jetty had the creditors a empeeltion of b. la the posed. ?lbw saved about 4,1601. ; tide liabilities ea bills were 61N.; Mr wed debts, IN ; per k 6Bl. ; Mee, 7801. • Ode rumen (dense 18 siesta . • ; prim exposes; ' of the are prism, 4961. Os the 1 tit July, they had s i gm a a deederaties 0 beelvesey, and es the leile day, ;b e whale albeit task was sewed, to prevent as exacratioa by XrAlhattine, their seeesao6 whoa bees inv 1101. aver pull out nine masa cif g ~I lad to tam at OM la Agog Cast ads tbair deskwas not woe* ware than MI. or 0001. They lad paid creditors, mad Baker me Illena, ia fall, shortly beton the habitats. Tew hey hellean *emir's ballast at the =iLigi ii " ake y la woes Wesel lees es by 11r. 0 . 4 1 oreditee j awns Is mew tholehalo Ha dare stolid —The Oineleve : Oh, he be lisided. has be ? that 1 8 the rasa why be whin yes le .111 lIIU. (Leveller.) Esseedeelies antbsed : Os tits Mb loss we sold a let of Tarbes gab at IS per eat. almost. Some wen sold at Gs wash ma ad 45 per cat. Masse Did set pay the seseele Is Maier. He bad get Mans bat alrest lb. mit ofesede As late Ns be bit of July they had pew indeed Is Mal le Mr. Taylor's roast oa the Saturday limb Myriam—Kr. Luria sabwided that Nose were not at sum to be allowed to eater bb Mime gala. Mukssie bad ennamodedi is 1846, sads is February, 1847, when a :=lgaof Liu was th Ohm& it ma evident sows lb s ersid ram ; Ow the sake of inducing the ethers lie the oselipailia. The cue was • woe pee one, set a rependol the individual waiter, Mr. Taylor, bat as rear/•; the essoral babas of the bask. snewti sal as sal ailed be the . 1111,etlet 011111111110 of the earl—On the pen dike bashrsas it was contended that the ansee simi t i waste is ems d the Maur amposition eerasery by their liabilities on outmoding MT, wed that Noy had has Weald to go as Myr than they should have dm by the repreerstatiosa of Mr. Gibers. —The Commissioner seed this appeared to his to be a very bad am kneed, particularly as the pert of Mackenzie. Oa the pad elle& lieskrapte the MINI had been met ins. —. Ines reds as.. to these they appeared to have sat bra Is a viridian* way to other palms, who advanced =O7 thsa ; sad thea bey had made heavy lame and taste erednees Both their had's( sad exams bad bees amass. They hod Freely Cra s si l their eadiesse, capably Mr. Taylor; elm they witre burgs* lesaim t . gm had sese es bowls, for and Praying bin imsdessis, and psi se 1111/ Ma la a Wirt time, whisk =wilt imihniesedlio' OW bees le do. bitchie st@ bad sompsinied Swim He bed ben guilty of a grow San weft b pay any of the areditas sal es ass ear the must of meanies. Nci fraud 656 bi be mere pees than Ind ; red It ireit i tl eme vry mit Isabel ham that he had speed la tbsee est I of thelsist estate. threw A be demeteasse,rar e etilleas of SlMale suet be ottepwided kw Me end Ilia MI From ihr a yaw and a haV.— P» w a r wiled hr, bat reered. COUNTY COURT.—YonsiDAT. Won D. C. Moyaa, laso. WILLIAMS a. Nixon.—litnotrox Disnostrams.—This actin wee brought by an election meat to recover 901. from the allinilant. an Money, brim la Lyon Lajas , saviors .wised at the late elution for the borough of Ulm Wlllesef, the paskatiff, said : In Jule. 1647, I was intnambed to iffier, sd, es ea electioa for tunas was 10011 M 111,3 MYNA my services to fleet my Weems to allthrsy palm= named whoa Niue raightint Mean econskin to laid Kraus Hill and Mr. It, I. tesik ems OM to Ka agent of Mr. Preshald, who, afEee dinning w dale, pm inn 701. to go down to Ever Mr. )m i tr i ehidi Mhos pee de 304 he pisaderes. AM sots Ks cam. cad Aiwa. Dshadaat them hese& Mr Howard brerord, and Ito sane bate oho town dun no I of hely, asompaain fir. bliwa, and frau that tine unit the eludes I was tly at work WI Strike in the tiorming. TM dese the pal toned on to he meartueste far Hr Ilailk_Koword, tad ill half on boor KM beds.. Mr . Nina used it.. the love, ail the delis iwpdd. Mr. Nis= hod rescind from 11k ay IMelution enures, 7601. Finding I mid net ge to t any p essay sot of Mr, Nines, I cosplaito I* Ralph Mum& lel* mid, "Xley did set all the maple ia the town one Mr. Mhan be what he owed ties t" I subs*. quietly awls' to Kr. INNIS fat payment, sad be told us that be had so messy Km, hat es soon as he resovered hla boluses trail Sir Ralph Howard Oder the contract 100 would fey me. —Brosemaneed by Mr. Parry (for debodant) : Mr. Ninon, no say, reeelved 7601. How mach oat of that sus did he pies you to disburse T—Witmese : I reseived boa hint about 1801, but I disbursed 11011.—Mr. Perry : Did you consider that an lamsacieat sum to win the elution ? Witness : I thought it was • paltry saes—Mr. Parry : Not half enough to bribe the independent electors of Evaikaas ? —Whams : I don't know.—Mr. Parry : I believe it was • very class ran, Sir Ralph Howard was only 32 bobbed ? Winne : Less than that ; there were may votes to poll when bt obeed.—Mr. Parry : And the reason was that you had not suilicient huts to pay them for their votes I sup pose —Witness : No ; the reason was that we had polled all our. votee.—Mr. Parry: Will you just state to the court bow you disbursal that 6011. T—Witocas No. I decline to answer that Tustin. My answer rosy criakiate syself.— Ths lodge wee of opinion that the whams was not bound to newer the queetka.—Croes.eusiaation madman : In toy endeavours to get paid I nude applications to Sir H . Howard for pa met, beans I th oug ht Kr. Nixon not woeth suing. When I got the 2601. from Sir Ralph Howard, I handed it over to Mr. bison. The sus agreed upon far Sir Ralph Howard to pay, should ko be sucesefal, was 1,6001., and the 7601. advanced was pert of that sun. I abandoned the claim of 1101., merely Meant I did not like to go to the orgasm of 701. la trying the clue. The traddada's bide that Mr R. Howard paid , anointed to 1061. Mr. Parry : la feet a letter woe entiactiod between you to " the ed of the borough of Benham f (Laiter.)—Witasse(with dignation) : It was not eon seebL—Mr. Perry d ever send I. a bill to Sir Ralph Howard I—Witoess : I did.--Mr. Pony : And that b your nee ad r t—Wituess :It is.—A reed* for MIL was r. a de b r4 and ashen t ttoit won the lat m e lps" "mi nd ke tha t** borough service of Evesham."—lda. Nixon was minion saga witness: When the poll closed he did net lean Rush= until nine o'clock at night. The arrangement we that they should sat as joint agents. Before the plaint!' west up to Lug= be said it woe morally hoperible they could p as la that way. They sus bed add nosey. He (defendant) said he yeah bet gs to Sir Ralph for it, and the plaintiff went as his ma reipandbility. He did sot think be gave him the whole of the MOL— Jades : It appears that you entered into a t [put in] that all ex/issue rfikstin to the delis aMld be formed hy ths payment of a eseseth sew. Ups ware joint war bow is it MMus that WMlsmit seas dew set appear asesedest t— dines : was pewee when the was weds, belt Wren wee set bossed be one es the repreesstadd tithe Mahlon& ef who waned • saadidate. (Laughter.)—la reply to geeetiesa from Mr. Parry, the *Una swore that netWnw wee the result of the aides be tabula to bring whet Sir Ralph Howard, dr piddle we M boo Ulf of the money.—The Judie did that without one slabidest spied the ether, be thew& the patap is se aesdoeive Wes des d od os, ins he pay all squaws desisted with the dodos, that be these hedge Is lamer et the piddle The tied tide bed set 11•11 bowed limed to py, bat be bed eehrilyreedeed tbe messy ted Mr R. 110,214 Is de so.— Kr. Potty add the abeam bad slot reeeivel tbe dewy he was NOW to osier the speedest.—The Jedge : ?re eled, se maid esseee lo bee see pdlideed hie part a it. lir Asa asf seeese—fir. did he hod =sr alludes belle whOis of the *Min in. He hod bess ei g a le s : Mood lessiestbs, wee thee wee end therefore amid out resever ga rry sards• lesdered.-210 ledp: Seedy yes amid that sided the sapesissetha dudes see ad peddl e = t—Ms. Piny: Hewn WOW se sa diodes was Imply, dimly pss who ers melte dew la that mew le the niew u ft either ter the essay sit barge& nihe preessiseee a sees awiesey gide le peewee the return der H. Ildresd.—Thejsege : think It would wlrdeed ier be dully iwpaelble br pagedae piano that this many was es Mewl , it pe le the segues el the see yea alleepea stil idll fed that refer seals lnd is this not shed enewl, sr be eladdlered es wise d, t. my dewy pia or b o ws we be paid to or by era pens fee say bpi =pew fide deeded at se esestadmi thy eiesties." lea sere it weed be peessepliss se ea pet without a tittle of Mime to seg KM des softy woe 111,- sally whaseed.—Evidede wee this Idea shesdes; tho sus et plaintiff's claim as to the mount, wad won pus ia faveer—the debt., with erste, to Mt 64 per meth. • OP • TifirlliPing, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1848. • POLICE.—YzarmAy. MANSIONIIOI3BB. Amman SVICIDI. —Tim* wawa were shamed with attempting to drown themselves ba dm name. One, who was hand tying bee @Mid, s boy =v i ededm water, eg age, er, was to het es = sosthe pegenalery le throwing l me One ls the Am ewes bail for geed behaviour ww required. GUILDHALL. 10111IELT Or • CASII-10X. —J. yt Lem eri J. P. Heehaw MOO Merged with alealing a astirbes. welehdeg habeas 111. and OK ben Ihe Putune et Mar pails house, Oillegiewelreel. Me Imma's Welber awl e party of eight or is had a rapper is the club AM of the Fortune at War on Thursday night, the list of ass., and at 3 o'clock la the morning th e y de. seeded to the bar and had more to drink ; and a winner aimed Artherge, who was lowing agaiast the bar, heard &AA of money, sad on taming his Wed round be ob. smog T . who woe the potboy to the home, cm Lis kende and Mess inside the bar, and having a bottle end what mowed le bee box is Ms hands. He made towards the brellser, wed in. Me Laren pan what he essaidered the be. is M slier primser, upon whkh they both left the beme.—Alkemint Meow tail be eensidered that sulkiest Aimee had bees ',Mined to wad them for trial. He re• fend ke Mc Lens, but add he had no ebisetion to allow Balar out. bat. BOINITMHZT.—Rosanstes in Laren. mimes.— /. Mil,, 6:111.:..,..1 Kairowev, writes, were I•4lMillei &reed what amebae Mom, sod Lehr the euese Mktg eeetpieted plait ea& of then they were fully ommlletei Md. WORSHIP-STREET. Assassin INDIZZLZIMIT. W. 8. Tow" ths superintendent of the Victoria Perk Gowen n illsinend. was 111-611111111001 with having eiebsoled stains sues et monat ei t il a he had rsediud • nuiennt et ths &mon lad slue` bide el that linantien.—Mr. J. lininphreys, Whaler sad dim et the lastitattoa, instituthrs, stated gist the primmer tbe divides et eaperiateadint at the Iran the Mae hs Isrmstion, about dye yaws aura, was Ms duty W rendre ail steasys on th• ads of private grave. mad other charges appertaining to letenmenta, and to tweeset to winsome kw the amount at stated pe riods. sea easeediag a wenth, after they noshed Me bade. It having las reelatly dielewered that tie poi seam had idled to mosaat he wane one he had os re ebell. ha wee dandy gaelleaed ea the th ls laa , he di la that there was s easiderabie la his anowele sad having ~tumidMb e aimed time eisearikatee with his brother, who would bosoms ineweri go egg ne ==l: wee given into onstaly.—Mr. Mile-end-rood premed that ea I she lUt ir e Awe* 1847, !tepid the ear 8 & lde. to earl seem ent esseast ot a prineepwra—blir. Humphreys deposed that the primer had esip situated tor 18e. cd the above aaeowat, salami applapollied the neither to his own purposes. Nearly a item Oboe ore if a similar description were este bibbed mist the pelsener.—Mr. Heritage, who appeared Ifie th e Min" raid that gewerding to his listroseisne, the eitakatleas es the pert of hie client were chiefly eimeleati by the ber ier =ateire he bad Jammed in the bargee swat and of the grounds and other nweenree he had edepeed to preemie the interests of his employees, and be traded that the preementers would emarat to ea andeable anumpant, and sae kialleNl the digests a a criminal pressullea.—Mr. ImieM considored del it wit at a ore la white he woad is gives hie earstion to the apse emematodatin, mad ha sheatbi ardor the pri mer to be again resualed for a week. CLAHHHHWELL.—Acisurran Mennen.—J. Pen nine., wee Merged by Martha Pune, a your woman with whom he lived, with having stabbed her with intent to seardsr —The prosecute: deposed that en Tuesday Right she had been out sad oa her return some angry words took ass between her and the prisoner, who wee in because she bad stopped (he said) too long. tl l i st re peated)y mon at her, and threatened " to do for her ' " and be gave Ism a violent blow on the nese which caused it to bleed profusely. Hs then ran to the table, seined a table knife, sad melts, at her, made a stab at her. She attempted to save Mosel( by holding her arms up to ward off the blow, sad the knife caught her on the temple neer the eye sad inflicted a severe wound, host which the blood gushed copionely, and she was taken to the hospital.—ln answer to questions by the magistrate and clerk, she said she was about to escape from hie violence, whoa he locked the room door upon her and took the key. It wee after he lacked the door that he stabbed her.— The Wean, said presentrix wag drunk —Afloat, 320 L, who appebeaded the primer, denied this; she was very II We melted end QOM* and hardly knew what she wee about. The whom leaml the sties of murder, and saw the proseentrhP rash ises Me sliest covered with blood. He went up stain, sad bend the prisoner undressed ; the room wee covered wi bleed, and he Loud the knife (now pro duced) with whisk the wetted was alleged to have been ia dluts&—The primer MI he did not take up the knife, or use it spirit Mr preseestrix ; he was cross with her in con sumes, of her slaying huger out than she had ocesaion to do. She threw a leaf at kink while he was in bed.—The prisoner was fully committed for trial. - - - - AIMAULT OX A WIFI.--111. //ONINIONdIiA4 finally examined charged with having committed a brutal assault upon his wife, whose life was placed In danger. —The injured woman, who has been for a considerable tame in the hospital with a fractured thigh, was now enabled to crawl into the court upon erateites.—The prisoner had repeatedly ill-used his wife. 0a this assesses he dashed her with violence on the floor, end threw her down stabs, by which her thigh was baroken.—ire. Haaamoad said she did not wish to prosecute the primmer ; she was only rani to be repented tram him, him, if be wadi anew bee a maintenance.—After a good deal of pomemin the pidssew eventually consented to allow bet 10@_.ple_week he ittzmi, and was liberated. icAsoitouomarnussr.—MlSCONDUCT OF AX Ots xsucs CONDUCTOR... 4. wider, the driver of a Paddiegton onsalbue, was erammened Wire Mr. Hardwick for assiault• lag and using Maio Mow. to Mr. W. Hughes. The eempleisaat said be set into Me defendant's omnibus on Thanday emotes id, and him has fere desired to be sat down at Clarks etirool. is leek out or the window he taw that the maims poi mush beyond the pion when he wished to allielsk and on sada ens and temeemin with the deke fee his siifeu, the aellemismsreplied In on impoieek =mom. Complainant aiksd him it bb sumehm t is deiskait with ea oath re fused to Mew it, sad teld the sandman to drive cm. Cons plasma% caught at the string of the defendant's badge with the view of getting at the number, when, in eonsequence of the emusibee going on, the string broke. The defendant sailed him a sommirel, sad struck him a blow on the face, whisk caused his mouth to bleed. Compleinant this sailed a police meetable, and succeeded in obtaining the dr headset's number. The defendant ited since celled mad ex pressed great is:strides for his maduct.—Mr. Robinson, for the defendant, appealed to the bench for a lenient sentence, on the ground that the defendant was a very young COG duster, sad that ha had done all be could in the way of Trgito repair his error.—Mr. Hughes wished to join in reLearnendaticm for a lenient Punishment.-11[r. Hard wick said when penalties were inflicted for misconduct on them who had chary of public vehicles, it wee not with re. femme to the individual ore, but with a view of deterrim others hoer committing similar offences. The defendant had acted very badly throughout, end though he wen willing to take into consideration his subsequent contrition and the complainant's remensaondation, he would not do more then make the punishment a fine, which otherwise would have been en improonatent. The Bas of 31. and coots was in flicted. WESTMINSTER. SANITARY PROSIECUTION.— Thos. Mile:Aril, of 61, Great Peter-street, Westminster, fat molter and bone inereimat, was charged with having on his pro. ales an asemmistien gad, refer*, and other matters and things ks.pt there, whisk were a nuisance to the neighbours mad Wartime be their health.—Mr. Walassley, Clerk to the Paving Beard of St. lastly stated, that in consequence of the numerous complaints from residents in the nsinity of defendant's presides. of the nuisance occasioned by his boil ing kitchen stuff, and warehousing bones, the Surd had deemed it their duty, twice within about the last month, to exhibit complaints inst him at that court, upon which he had been con vic ted, but, owing to an anomaly in the set of parliament, which gave the defendant two =oaths to give notice of appeal the knee were not paid, and the nuisance still c ontinued. Bight or ten sespectabk tradesmen and others, residing in the vicinity of defendant's premises, were examined and gave similar testimony. The stench arising from the boil ng of kitchen huff and other cause fat was most offensive, so much as, that they were allied to class their windows daring the operation; sed„ as the work fee carried on at all hears at defendant's pre ass, the efiluvta at night, or at an early boor in the maniac descended by the chimney pots hue the rooms, and wee wet obnoxious. The value of pro perty in the vicinity was deteriorated.—Defendant was or dered Is pay two guineas costs for attandeme of vit ae=TlL—A Therassaan Nzentswostm.—it de cast Melds' woman, named Poasford, applied to Kr. Nor- Ms ler ammo alight amisterter. Sits said her Mealpsnd had moo pelseigal stork is a mercantile 'r o b: l is tmen has t in the 26,it les =vi. the ari s .= ar t\sy m beam . a nl t tli teams* dresmeitmes• Ilhe adsavemod be MIMS a ardwisteses by ker needle, but malt were the pekes OM wore at present glum at the wershmess and shops that ohs hand it ai r auy ite inipsisible to earn mush as would pawn the messeeries of Ins. At inert she wee aimed i• weft skirt frames and " dickeys. be Thiel she wee allowed ere any a pima, and the very Mame she amid do was a dassedi the - day, so that she had to week trees 41 o'clock in the miming mull 10 at night to earn depends. , Cook, the emir, mid he bed known the applisem and her husband bas ems yeas% sod had always melba that they had weed every GSM to support them selves. The lestund., who was an excellent linguist, had recently been takes Ostend, the applicant was enabled to exist through aaafsaasse from a fend, which, he was Isom to mayoral new* sabermlsd, from which she received Is. 6d. a week.—Kr. Nein 'merited that he had observed by the public pews thee endimilde awls had been triode by the palm= belmibi to the Needlewesun's Society to im pale* thesemiltres distinfrkg perms, and the ample funds weematly resefrod by the misty he had no doubt esabled lbw to extend the gime of its usefulness. Mr. Norton bre directed the chief dell to write to Kr. Soper, the bemerrary secretary to the esel2, th t ei requert his attendance bibs. h im , with the view of Or the poor woman same lucrative mapie sod sederel sumething net of the poor box for ler fimsi rle seidesau SOUTHWARS.—lionasay.— W. Potosi was charged with robbing Sarah Adams of 32 sovertigss.—The men plaimat stated that she had beau in the service of a family we lowa, sad left het situation on Monday last, having sated bulisimt mosey to "sable her to set up in a little way Obtain= far ketvelf. Oa her arrival in town, being almost a INvospir, she went =the prisoner seeing that be woo Mall hard-working mechanic, sod eitteg re -sold inform her when she could procure a t 3 the night, adding that she wished to be in a beam, as she bad a eonsiderable lam of mot irQmmsemien. The prisoner at once Maness to amply with her wish, and e s a d ts a hems is Whitehorse-West, near the Victoria Theatre. B. smated the street-door with a key, and so emegeniod her upstairs, showing her the room that die was to occupy for the night. She retired to bed, mad in about three hours afterwards she was alarmed by seeing him ester the rem. He walked up to the chat; by the bedside, and taking her toookets up been to examine them. She rose up in the bed and &rind him to desist and leave the room He however ocatiamd to 'smolt the pocket until he food her mosey, when she jumped ceupp,, sad seising him by the wrist attempted to regain poresaioa of her property. The pri however, threw her down, and ran out of Sit room down s hits ; she rushed after him, but before she got to the bottom of the stairs he made his escape. She then found that there were no imitates in the house, and having dressed herself she gam information of the robbery, and also a description of the man by whom it was committed. The primmer was resasaud. MONEY MARKET. WIIDENIDAT EVENING. Comas have improved upon yesterday's prices, and were steady all day at 863 to 1 for money, and 861 to 3 for account, but without any particular activity in the dealings. Exchequer Bills 30s. to 33 e . p remium . Bank Stook was done for the opening at 192, or 3 per share lower than the last quotation. The addition of the dividend would make the stock 1953. The business in Mexican Bonds was scarcely len animated than before, bat the transactions were of an opposite character. The sellers were in the ascendantl terda_y, and prices therefore were depressed to 183 to 3. Fortuguees also did not maintain their posiuon, though iazioted 243 to 6. New Granada Bonds were more freely than natal, which made the priors better at 111 to 121. Spauish Fives were called 11/ to 12; the Threes, 23 to 1; Passive, 21 to 3/. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were firm at 441 to 61; the Fouts, ex div., 881 to 9/. Russian, 99 to 100, bought at 991. Danish, 83 to 8, ex div. Brazilian. 72 to 4, ex div. Milian, 83 to 8, ex div. For some days past reports have been freely cur rent about the embarrassed cucumstanoes of the lead ing authority of ajoint stock bank, which to-day it was said could only resolve in recourse to the Cout of Bankruptcy. Tk.re is nothing to create surprise in the rumour, seeing that last year only a governor and directors of the Bank of England, gentlemen of so muck higher mark, found themselves to difficulties also, although not reduced to the extremity before alluded to. In the present case the circumstance at tracts the more notice u it issuppueed that some cu rious disclosures may arise out of the prooeWings sooner or later with reference to a liberal but novel system of beck management which has latterly grown up under certain auspices to the signal &coma modation of some west-end customers more honour able of title than their bills are honoured by payment. Forty or fifty per cent. discount was perhaps too al luring &temptation for extra risk, and may help to mitigate the final loss. . . _ The Manchester Courier pines a statement of the affairs of Messrs. Soon, Alison, and Co., of this city, whose failure was announced some short time since, as laid before t meeting of creditors held in that town, where their liabilities chiefly lie. The total of liabilities is stated at 18,3681, and of sasets at 11,7024. Mr. Chatteria, of Gresham-street in this city, the ac countant employed, " reported that the books (of the concern) had been kept in • most unbusiness-like manner." Eventually it was resolved that the estate should be wound up under an assignment to two trustees, selected among the largest creditors. ' According to the French papers, the state of the working population of the department of the Seine continues to be one of extreme miset7. The heads of ' that department had been authorised to raise an other loan of six millions of francs for the relief of the poor, which will complete the sum of 31 millions of francs (1,240,0001.) so raised since the 24th of February last, independent of 17* millions then existing in the departmental chest, of which the Provisional Government took possession, but about its disposal has from that day to this rendered no ac count. M. Ooudchaux, the French Minister of Finance, has thought proper formally to deny having entered into any arrangement with the respectable banking house of Messrs. DeTanx and Co., of Paris, for the loan of 300,000,000 francs, which has lately occupied attention ' or having authorised them to submit pro positions to that end in this market. Upon this it may be shortly observed, as a fact which has come within our own knowledge, that two or more highly respectable parties here went to Paris by invitation, to confer upon the subject of the projected loan, not with Messrs. Devaux only, but with M. Ooudc haux himself. The death of Mr. C. J. Hambro, the head of the eminent and old-established mercantile hones of C. J. Hambro and Son, of Old Broad-street, reported to- day, I. an event in mercantile annals. He had attained to the good old age of about 75 years. Mr. Hombre was reputed to be one of the wealthiest of our city notables. Th ere are some re markable points connected with his career which are not unworthy of record. He is said to have begun life as one of the clerks in the then re spectable house of Heckschler of Hamburgh, grand father, by the way, of the young Heckschler, written Heckler, the now noted leader of the re publican party of Southern Germany. Among Mr. Hambro's fellow clerks were the late Baron Steiglitx, the great banker and capitalist of St. Petersburgb, and the late Mr. Solomon Heine, the wealthy, and philanthropic as wealthy, banker and capitalist of Hamburg. The former, at his death some two or three years since, was reputed to have left to his successors a fortune stated at from two to three millions sterling ; and the latter one-half as much at least. The connexion thus commenced betwixt these three remarkable men I laid the foundation of more intimate and bene ficial business inter-relationships in after life. Mr. Hambro removed to, and settled for some years subsequently at Copenhagen, whilst Baron Steiglits wended his way further north. Burmese in trade and commerce crowned the industry and energy, almost sole capital stock, of the three en terprising adventurers, each in his sphere of action, and they obtained consideration. The late Mr. Hambro then left Denmark and took up his abode in I this metropolis. About 1810 the Russian government, and some time later the Danish also, entered into various financial combinations and loans for raising money, and drawing in some portion of the vast I amount of depreciated, and daily depreciating paper money forced into circulation, which, so far as Russia at least, threatened the state with irretrievable bank ruptcy. In those difficult operations the three old associates were called upon for consultation and co operation. The difficulties were overcome, for to such men nothing was impossible • and it need not be said that so immense was their por tion of thegain upon transactions, each of which singly represented millions of pounds, as in result to place them in rank among the first capitalists of the day. Mr. Edwin Beedell, of the Custom-house, has ren dered an essential service to the mercantile comma nity, and the public in general, by the new edition of his „ British Tariff" for 1848 now just out. In addition to all the information presented in his last year's publication relative to customs laws, the mode of conducting customs business in all de partments, the rates of duty, drawbasks, &c., and other matter of a more miscellaneous *weep. Lion, but of not less importance to mensmee and navigation, the present volume contain' ma meow sion of various other valuable materials and inforrea- Ition, brought down to the present time, among which may be noticed various sots of parliament and other special documents. The bulk of the volume is con siderably enlarged therefore, and its /aloe more than sammasesurately increased. The possession of such a week as this, useful to all classes as it must be, would not be less useful to members of the legislature who make the laws. It would be the saving to them of mach time and trouble, for herein they would find, in a handy and convenient form, a body of Customs' law and practice for immediate reference, which other wise could only be obtained, when at all, by the laborious consultation of parliamentary records, acts of parliament, &a we Ct Ote• Atiet.e6 6 3 per OR Um, 1722. OeLien • &NY Ws Week. 94 Watt Week. fat Awe. ter W Oeme Aessewt. Ni j NEAL 1232. Nor* 24 2 ruAZION runDIS. c Orkezatjtat.ll3 spaawalp Nwite. et teas irr E ir'oni= tth l 3 2:l. M a ys, 11 4 our a Web Cereotee. Si s era 1 near NW" UM. L Laza,. IL. IN =CHANCING AND 131ONCI AZIOAD. lisoewis. Oct 8.--fweitiftrii NNW le" ; 1644. Tti ; PAIN ; DOW Cile. 716 Nook of Belem., p ireir m e ree. i ts !la. View% MIL /We pee Tfa ; Ditto. Four Per 01111&. DPW pw Ouste., 4t; Me. Teroeadwllalf tor mutt. 41 • DLit per Ont. IA lowo. Int Ll 6; Ditto. UN. N ; Hank . 1-114. Debt Twowete-llati pee Ceuta. 4 4 1 42; Ditto. Three per lleato., Dills . Vont pat Coat., Amori. Brad, ilwapeada/isit pre Wow, ; Dew ladle Use, Four ffef:"LniZZ bat s. two mratae XL RAILWAY NEWS. The @bare market continues quiet, and prices with out material variation. intrrixo.—MAncurnn AND Bows roar. —Half wort NM* v.—lbralwaras, Oet. 4.—Mr. Orris Miss la tU, disk .. --'OHO rood MOO doi Ow directors had Pars used oblodd le monk la So do %Ow wlth that lestis d dodo, villa of lon Se Ink throe* Wdma Istosie the ast eit do awl idtwqr. NM do spin riir r irleas plop lbe dot Dommbor but yd. mid do el tom at Ids avogiont odd dm loolidt• mg Turbid* dad. esoridds domioldr• to dodo* dm dot ON es the we Ids wok& -. W iei remode et motounts, duly wallled. kr the halt-year midi at do it hre lot, la aulialtted Nit the approval at the 088110414 191110114 d. Os silk frin loodstor• anielhine4 by the llanehester and Leeds Bentray, dens& and call en then proportion of 29,730 sham 162,437 10 0 1189,915 6 0 Exposes— t d. Oa partlaineatery prcendbes „ Land toomperslint, to— 96,430 19 10 Rorke Ensineerlas „. 4,750 I 5 llieeelleasees Intelsat 111,010 0 6 87 balsam et credit d the company 76,902 4 6 stooc si s o T oesterees report dates that the wren of stain, et for the coutruttioa of which • restrict WM Oland .lato as the or ii 6 4 so 144 N. ii . AU ko W t 4 31 VS 43 14 w 4 4 • 10 barna, 1647, will be completed text month. and wit',,e 1.11111111012 , Of possiongen simultansraly Mth th s u came l 6 i Din m oot Tbis portion retened to lattice nubs la length'" Wad= tbo moot =pram pun OW undertaking, .. 6 6 . 66 ...._ 6O l pint lithe ealicay ascronlostion between Madame, md the ..._--". Ciilnwer la Taillike awl thorpool.—ln answer to a nasoa.'"r_ NM be Ad ant frwow bow lar tbs directors ---• ".. iv& ilmothet of Mw admad Um (two yrsrs) Dn. tb s .._ the rand/dorsi the s: i It vet a nnatter not yet ra 55 .. 6 .,.` olbs.._ report ma sslownis worn owl* the retire', drraces " 4 sad Mr. 11,6 k see Mr. Agar, were appointed audnon. RAVANA.—TM following is a rtat•lnent of the firth the Hama Hallway, the cal/ one, we brine,,„ la the itp0w.,,..1 okra : Prom Hanna to (MMus. 61 miles; Oa,. t o D .... D .,.. 1 t o Dotalmal, I t MO; Ransal to ban Antonio, 81 - IZ. 11 l Maio to Guanalay, 141 ; total. In. Whs. , 44. el MAWS LLlST.—Lomuon, Ocrorri 4. Dosp—Tbst gootarans of Ilse la Pram oliantotan drat, ass... lealsra taw tionot et bra Is notice whew prim, - -or rank Cala. 60 Mardis. looter* A Cow s , 1 46 IN...... 4oslarg. ect b uri r .., &Bra j. 234 so 40 1N. D. :7 7. .. gu i1k ........ : i4. , 4 , ; liknll W t i er) 11 4 46 : 8 0 i ll 1 /):: toTti. 4 f '7: 16 1 31. Hodoe.ase..*Berio 2W. 126 Do. Thirds ~.... 661 2 Bristol and grate 49 ~ i Do.N.ge.Prat7 ott "'" ism Tirade l4 lia. 7 totts.speooo& t .. c="lair* • 2No i show. , Tt.irtiti 'l . l Do. I Made* ly Id. 102 Cum. Ski.. Lbws. . D o .as 0 proforma 144 4. 15 Ha. nes Da. Prat he . ' Choler & Holyhead. al. lid Illdland ..... ...... .... ~. poofrrem 136136 al. UM Dr Cm. Pref...., . 4 . Dahlia k Mira Jo Ol. )2 Do. WI. n0re5....1 i t is , liAstabli a lid lAD of lob De Dim a . 0 ,'", ihnomos po.D.aitiSi osestinn .l.°Bll.l4l4l• "1 : 111 : 1. WI 424 3844 ti/De:42.2471.1.4. B" Wert. 42 ll , Cal ' 1144 Do.Nratitior.lol. 104 Namara & Celt& Do. 11110.60C 4 • 1101 1 0 . U 24.rt0 train. ii. Da N do.. ,.es l4,•• 2 DI. Pit 1 .2 r a g: i gr. : ::.:: . I ll y Do., de t . 4 d• Vesl 46 60 i - •• 14 D.. 6 ........ Do. Ilser i lot Norfolk . . . 6 • ~. .... brans limb. 14.4 Do. Nom a1t...... 6lf D. 42..... RON ti, 1, i 44. 6 D. ossv : 61 r. Ct i • • , , • 73d. 4 3d. 16 101 Did ID. sar Ip. Al • . 4 Id. • Ow. do. Nos Do 14.61.41.Pr0bteA. Ewe tIV . P Lindo4llA lobarr: °knelt garter, o W. va. Dore Do. Dom ... Peat Netthers Do Low & Yarkla Paloutla DiTtttllrt Plat Pr& o. IDoo. U.. Now. 401 U.. Doc dirt Wattles Do. te it h fu tra: Do. Pres W. Do. Now. In—._ t Ara Do. *sham &roc. & Corti* Loomookko • lorlitt • if . 14 asp. . 774 .w .141 111 Do. do. Do. Mks. Da. litaftaai Do. 1111 Do.N Dw De e L:111, ; W io lis:rara - m57.77; [aids sad Inifont. LIA 'a" T h int • Ere. 117. - 777..: DaLlivL6peCeat Ur.. Masc.* N. A: Lawton It Isliwkwall. p. Lea.brisbka , 41•044ar.5p: 1. 8.0 DwProtasw4l , CL Do.New6t.grt. Lo.dowsad Cwwaloa N. Wwien De. :4..ra L.! 1 Da 4.. Now De. MAR .404.84.. L. • N DLIUL:I4..dI 414 at a D.4.1441..4..41 • D 0.101.51.. AMR iiil 20 274. 3. 716 411 la I T $ IA rt. 10 iii.do74irliaia. 1 De. da Wass,. 1 N 4 N. Coes/See 175410. lara& BlA.lYaain a II Shads tasgordadis .1 9 at ATI North Inners, . - • 88 011..W0r,-.LfiO 10 1tta41..05141.& Ildi ij 9 lilmeestee 1.1 11116444,1-0. 9 &WWI tistrol '- I &Wish Nollsai ... • 141 Taa . B7raCe A.? 49..,.. D. . " awl • -1 ' 1 !D e& laws, 1 0 11 Do. Haire, .... 1 De. Oartsal....: r so 2m :uw.izz 1 so Do. PrefereW,i. N Soesta 5i0aw.,,,,.,.: ‘ , 461. sk &osta Hosiers. la -41 u.. ao.. ..... n l a- lk rl Do. do__ .N. 90 3 D .. ,t.i.a.... 141 11L Aosta Woks. gift 4 a rmkes.p.;:iiiii Inderid.&Lisurkilt 411 Irear Valkyava.p. • 9 40 D.. 4. Wiltsdicsa,altem N Wos. abst.&& I} ao. 4 York. Nome, a Us,. SI Pagel/Jima/Do 16 Do Its.NolYkaav I 16 R:olll4 . :, k hti 9:0 YeetaDloralildisadir 10 Do.Pralercaos .. . 16 Do.D.4ll.asse.i, Posaso• asuman. 4 aato-Italiaw s r Assisi 11 (.4a=r0.(0•4 Vali 11 llama* ..... i GI. ledia Pas&inila 71lLoosooMso la Sastre 1 $1 1:::17 IQ; .:: II /foram. of Frame. . 0 Orleans ft Modes= IS .- 11 Paris mad Low. 10 Do. do. .._ .... .. . la Par* on 4 9 5 ,111 1 10 Park sad Ilooss 181 6 Paris dratraitosiri • , SO Rases and Nom 913 P . :44re eat Maur 11 4 7 wet env I Naeles. ; li. Ilium. ir let COMMERCIAL AND MARKEY& PRODUCE.—MINCIKO.LiNI, Ocr. 4.—The sum nothot has been Needy, but not active today-483 hills, only of Wed Lea sold. The pobli^ Pales of foreign were chiefly bought In by the M. porters, but 80 bbd.. Porto Rim sold at full relines prima 11 to dm, 38e. 6d., 41,. 61, duty; paid reflood, steady at :00.,535 id ! i l standard quality.—Coffee dim at yesterday's pries, with a fate amount of business done. Good ordinary native lOryion, 11s. 28a— Cochineal sold at the foil prices of yesterday.—Wbw remains at Mia. 44.--itum romans neglected.—daltgetre dull; rebel:mad 6, my 15... one lot 25a. 6d.—Rice: The public sells were Dearly all whk. drawn ; Egyptian bought In 145.; damaged sold cheap; dm elms, 6d., Its.— Ora.—Phaeuto sold freely; middllag 21, si I°B ;epre sold IL lb. Pine white Tellieberry sold 9, 91; good, I, lb. ; ordinary, 5. si lb.—Nutmegs sol iB . , o 2s. fd.,, 7d.—Mace sold la., 36.—Cloves. line Penang. Is. . Is. 1— &to mid from 20a., 24a—Tor steady.—ln other inlets somstrit alteration. _ _ _ Du y paid en door to het week you' Liverpool, eat Mad, Hall, and the Oyde 4 . 2 5 2 , 0 To the mune period lan year Inerepas 110,848 mamas PAID arm In 1848 In Lan wan. lb. VA& 117,151,1181 Same Uwe in 1817 Kane lowessie. COTTON.—Lnminoor, Our. 4.—The market taday wee dull; photo were Wading downward. The Wes were .taut 4,700 bale; Including SOO taken foe expart. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—Mans. DOIL.AILL 'MIAS& DOL'Alli. &IL Diddle...... 0,0 Hafted .... 0 0 WM Bea th . 0 Merles awl Waterford .. ell Ilembern .... 04 ampton—Octie Hama. OM PI Beemilmdee. 01 Peres... ... _OO Do. llaneilim 00 Slain Om 7 Ourro.AJers. Lisbon .. Oct. 7,0 Bestm and Uwe Brasil.. Seta 15 Hamburg Byda. N.&W. 01 lifer .Act. I Gamma; Ocr. 4.—Arrived : Magnet, Balmier, Rotterdam P.. Banks, Ostend • lady B. Bayley, Jamaica • lon Amandet, M. Tabery; Edwin, iort an Priam I. Perseverance, Been; Guernsey; diploma, Bt. Tabor, ; Harry, Atoms, Odessa; Stratford, Mauritius; Ateommodation, Medd ; Belly, Petersburg; Ark, Sines; Gustave. fns. Valley ; ilaA l P r e a rt . o Woo; Legborn ; Nero, Stettin; Victories. Mal Trourille ; Eter, Dean ; St. Num Quebec; Alexander, Coe ; Patras ; Bideford, Newfoundland; Ocean, Hamburg ; J. Amide, Nantes ; Brilliant, Leghorn ; blingtendiertch.—Belled : Black Nymph, Oder; Hoaarch, Guar ors ; Mr J. Bee Reid, llhb ; Tritoe, Ostend ; Oman, Rotterdam; Galedoela. IrL, Hamburg ; Prime Albert, Jamaica; Dunkennoin Ham; La Peale, eourg • Elide, Stockholm; Dens, New Orlea n erwas . W s ; Ada, Jazardea.; Adonis, Rotterdam ; Lion, Harbos; liesdne. lavnaroot, Ocr. 4.—Arrived : Lucy, Derail ; Elisabeth, St. Peters. beret ,• Osmanli (a.), Ocestentheople ;tsbello, giebec ; Non Scotia; I Bt. Joan% N. 8.; Mime ; Will o' Wisp Helmet; Ham WI; lanunPeri, )(wont, New Orleans; einem, ClaMpot Fanny, Hiatt:mato; Naomi, Gahm; America, SL John's, N. 8.; er. flaludar, Otrgenti aty et Lincoln, New Ottawa : Samoa Bombay • Heeler, Riga; MargarM, Ocasstantinople; Oteu t ll d.. taisa laud; New Orleans; limn, Africa ' Uwe. RotterdsZt • Oipery, New Terk ; Hanna; Begs; Please Lima; Caimans ; fluebsem, Rotterdam; Ya Fenn% aa. gout; lansrta6lry New Orleans. tt ei rbettillelleelt.]—TNlTßlCllPllB DAILY ACHIM) WWII KAM Tea. et Deere Nel.poe estr a kse r i d ra Unalabaut tbe wail as Karts IllaliWg NKr • • Al raamt dianater. le mines. home OF 'MK mot Meek at hemedleho emelt. Tee etelleß, at =la et wed huairele SWIM Alma wee ale M do emelt Ow des Med dam the me et ... ti g :pa et Quemelreet, MP OFT/10.11TH.: " ear a moot worledd em ea 1111141• isa imeasm body. I i vi z a • were haidethe M.* thshelleed left memo la the ate, extreme reetlrmaa i roe mzei C rlieldrid damems, "4 " ...k.. 7 .64 P lL are . s. m ea . : sa tbe w :Meea ll r j oto b 7 hn ztigmd hm"bieK : pmaa. aad roma a"iail do iii ihNiab eeiheeto— " : l [Adviathement].—WOUNDB IN • 1.10, ATM NON/ TRIM Tees Tams' maze IT HOLIANIATI Onmose am Puaa—The Mk of Mr. l mee Ilitili", ottedsrmOr, .01 Ihe tors et St /WM, Unmade, bed Wm wt a as almele. Mg kr 1101111 am ens years, wheat wee 1 . 7 — ; he7thet It lidledde die it as pmearkami pratetkoen la the IsMd, who mad ad pealtipleal it; shir airy odor remedy hed MK Donollelh alimeat mail glad were mearled to, mad by their pereefel = Me womb were moo barbel, sad a perfectly ram aro . Thor yardman noel ell others l the ewe of Kodak err kw. 4, 1 *.e./er ar other materal swell hm iage.--add by ell dryad% Mil is reekmar Hotlowees madlleent, t 44, area& Leads .1111 a& HILL.-Rapt 30, at Derby Mra. . T r =f4ito ubim a. DAN 1 EL.-Oet. 2. at the wite of 11. Inisiel. Era, of a ma. FERRAN D.-Oat. las ildtaboragi. ilia Ilon. Kn. Freres& eta 101. LORD.-Oat. 3, M Bedford own% the wUs of J. Lord. Y 4 .01 WI Irma TIIMM of . daughter. MA 00=0. DO, at tilemow, Mrs N. Meebetb, of e too. .._ MAVOIV.-Oat. at the Mamas Market Leta/ton, WOW the we of the I. M. • Marow , of aloe. M.XIIIIITEA.-OeL 1, M Maadrader, the wife of Capt. Mesallw. allW PrOW- I • l oea s ltt MN of J. L Pieter. EA.. of aeon. RA INEY.-Oet ;at fibeeow. Ma. Rainey, of a Ka. 11EID.-Oet. 2, at erasee, the wife of H. A. Reed. Ees,of a thedem RV OMETBON.-Oet. 1. at Ayr. Ms. Robertson, of a eon. VINYL-OA.; at lialgal-plaas. Mew Reat-med„ Mrs. F. Vlak, as WITMOet. 2, M Mantagtoteeesate. Somata peat, Ike wire AL IL Wyatt. 1.g.. of • daughter. MARRIAGE& ANDEJLBON-WKIIL-Oct. 3, as Ades. W. Andorra. ENS. alba' Ir., .. Marmot. third dainistrs of J. C. Weir. Ing. , W Eed Al". NALL . --WARD.-04. S. at Bt. liana, Wolveheington. by WO ipaimix . H. Beene% ILA, recto, ot filleinton. Joha, Oho ma ot T. Zee. of Greet Bur, Wolverhampton, to Mary A.a• taws MMet W. Warq rm. IS-M'CAM..-04. S. M tbe ROM& Cathode Chapel. gm* the Very Rev. M. Eyre. P. H. Fontaine, Marquis de M'' 'ite Meofeeere. widow of J. P. WOO* 110111=-POTT2.-Oet. 2. at the Mt= Mencbestir, by ilie Bev. 0. NAM" 11.A...1. Hamer. Nee. , le only daughter of 11 r. T. Pottnlato of ilnin./T-Liel a lglit-Oc: : , ~......ell, by the RC, 1. l'. llaratemembeat et SC Omits tetra, J. ewhy. Tm... 1 Midge Temple, bilk fourth &gene of 18, PULL - G D.-00.. Etopi, by the Rem He". IV " J. IL Power. Mr..l. myer ti memo. to Arne. roomful Gmbill a 1. , ilapbon. &menet Alsooo 2Las Iliridale, wife of Mr. J. Adcock. of irla* ra1.42 4 4k maid it BOW M, at Ittratitad MI. Mary, Elizabeth. relict of theist ler. i..... p ... of Greet Y 011 e.0... 0M z0et r...i.i... 1. m.4 11w167M5r " 7. u. 'tact or the i&g. ilr. I. MOIUL-od. % liennah Hanka, eldest daughter of the We IV. Decker, Sm.. of Ltrter r k Jilleoll.-00. 1. at Mrs. fileah Jamas mild of the tab a ... lispe,,l‘,M Erisell. MI.. Henke Clarlolies third tot Ma id uas..-ee- at a tj A to .t Dr. tC,...... 22. OMAN.-Ilept. at tleatemies James' Wet sea 4 the late Caet. J. oa, Seed 21. WALYINID__.-vet. I st EAV En.-Clet. LW Oolobielir.Raves NM FO. Goode of moth G. w 'Nord. Noz.. end TL WATIIueMON.-OM. L at turban Neuman. J. Wathernoe, bit.. sr& W.21.0 a 12--Od. 2. as Waneanknny2r. T. Walaßno. wed M - - 'name Mg P••••••••••, • WWI Au. ILYA* 3,e.\71 WM.= tb• Qty be Use= 141411.111 OS OM OM.. ab immtgrlolibes. se Wbosilbees.—Uvwst Ore ebba b. me.