The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-15 00:00:00

sate root at my prier ; 21b.. of meal will madam 9 1 bs. of porridge. mad of a ID. of treads to 2 gases of lakc.waros weer will sake es mad uq Orbs milk is warm is wir e) as will led a credal, sea sad hie wile with two meals sash, sal give strewth end heath which wet peteisse sad salt herrings sever Ism done to As lAA labourer ; sad Sir Let whisk I has. germ& &Wes the year et the had (whoa } smiled baledend) NAM 111111W/11111, MA hod published this. is as Newry he arm may "lately revert to. And so a Mewl he wed SDI sem seated with it. I MO the gallop of pleases will be dimmer Cased and the attsalisa of homes *wail to weal@ sad gat, and turnips and other glen Irma Only think of of stout yank go, and 2 games et trestle liquid sestias IL top' her in eppontiou to wet potatoes and ask lard wo;king men on canals, railways, and pat b n a h rtar ale and the emelost, which hes shady Bed a natural also , will setts sepealed ! I lie aft epee with the &pram fa its essemeals INS the Iseambseed Baste* Hill. It is the b.st bfg whip ems posed fir tit bosefit of Ireland. Lord Rides. In cif it, is !upwind to eat tau Dundalk awl its heavily inveleal to the tune of 110,0004 be hal set the mean el spindle a gains& spots aad maid nee Imes mid it mdly isr this easelbent bill. A new leallemi, mem he Improve that iless estate and lesslity, Manses sad batik all class's 1=7 .8 sea Ur& ill albs AIMS that gnat sall progressing lowa af Bella sestet be awe mid by lb semesStiso. Br. Beasael Oases bold to be in dos mast sad likely to buy • U. which would didight the labehilents, sal, Imelda instils Met the rspossestation of Deadens. The Apra@ is no doubt swam that Col. Whit* bae gee eireell the Duke of Backlashes's estate io the meaty d Oboe, at *years' ru shes t and the very week it was seld, Kama &isms sod WNW, sondes% mid an awe la the meaty d Doss at 36 Teen' phrehase : observe, in disease wash smillemems last, with all the Shams legislation eassiod in this swards Inked. You have set is year imam= _ either a tows or city that km progressed so gat. Compare Compare it, with its harbour, its mills, =sad literary institution', with BMA NA hew resit / Any sort of fair play gam SOMMialati, sad it will beemas a most important sambas of SOOMPOII Ind massfsersres Baca Dahlia, the kiss of artistica, meald advance La the " il k suustifeetarw and rivet Maeda- Add, if that base to all improves's& wee quashed ; bat the protestant Aare is amid ether grieves= es the Satiates% gaits sway these, end 1 dot's wonder a' it. Yet see what Try sad Co. my in the lasimed, sma is Dahlia—A fineempan. SCOTLAND. DIMITY - 10N, Bsre.l4. Lord John Russell has committed a blonder in sending aoommisioner to report on the annuity eccle siastical tax of Edinburgh. Dundee also wants the benefit of the commissioner's service, and, to back their request, the Gunnell of that town make oat a pitiful case of empty pews. Arbroath, Montrose, and Aberdeen, will - take up the tale, and rattle their vacant treasure chests, and Glasgow, catching up the eeteemed of the east, will sit up a wail that will alarm the" burghs "of the west. The case stands thus : Edin burgh and Montrose have no funds for the payment of the national clergy—hence a direct impost. In other &itch towns, what with fen duties and general tier puoirstaitecaroperty there are public funds : but the seek expenditure, pro Santo, prevents the applica tion of burgh amt. to other, and as some deem more pressing, purposes, now that the supply of state teaching far exceeds the demand. Hence, there is scarcely a town where a disposition does not exist to rodeos churches and ministers, both or either, in order that town parses may, as the phrase is, go farther. Ediabargh is peculiar in the incidence of its tax, bat nothing more; and this will soon be discovered by the number of applications that will be preferred from other places. Meanwhile, church and voluntary sta tists are oraininicg for. Mr. Lefevre, who will require to exercise some patience in digesting the multitudi nous details that await Lim. He I'lll also require to dip into Ricardo and Mill, in order to be able to setts who bears the burden of the tax, as one class of phi losophers still pertinaciously assert that the payer does not feel its pressure. WALES. Two Facts`Rams were Made by the members of the Cambrian Anhuilogical Society on Wednesday. One party went to Ciyaneg, and after visiting the british en campment at Treveein. p mod on to see the romantic valley where Vertigern, the British King, endesi his days. Thu isolated et beautiful spot is surrounded on three sides by high ha and is open only on the fourth side , where it is bounded the sea. The plus is pietruuque in the ex treme; it is stated that Doctor Johnson conceived the idea of the happy valley of " Reseda. " after viewing this chinning retreat. The SIM 94 Oink it Clynnog 'Mara Tno attentive or 01? twyliosimia; * sill the **PI °I !I. 1 Zane ees assn visitor,. It was enstomary in ola times tor tick and lass persons to eons St. Beano's tomb witL rashes ant lie on It till 1110r12i11,1, when is wee expected that the suf ferers would des ;sedulity awed. Thousand party wends] their way through the Ramble quarries and pass, visiting the British and Raman remains there; the Roman station at Diuss Diane, and other objected antiquarian interest. They returned through the pass of Beddgelert, having been • die. taus. of 24 miles. At 7 o'clock in the evening (Wednesday) the Found meeting was held. The room, as on the previous evening, was filled with the rank aril fashion of the town. The four following papers were read, viz.: "Oa Cwn Hie Abbey," by the Rey. W. J. 8e.., M.A. of Csaceb; "On Abel limn Church," by the Rey. R. Bo' dings," Jones, M.A. ; " Oa the Interior of Medieval Bo' dings," by the Rev. John Parker, M.A.; " On the Gold Plate in the Car parson Murens," by J. 0. Westwood, Req. This doled the proceedings of the day. PROVINCIAL. CHARTIST PROsZCHTlol4B.—Yeaterday two more 1 of the chartist lenders, included in the monster indictments preferred against the physical-force advocates, at the late Limspool swine, were brought before the Manchester gimmtes on bona warrants.—The first, Patrick Derlyn„ Math'. that he was a phoninr sad gluier by trade, and on h clog asked, with • view M fixing his bail, whether he was a master or jourseptan, he naively answered that he bad , " done for hireeeN. ' W. Crook was the othTr privy% Re has for five years pet enjoyed the larative past of secretary to the Miners' Asetedation. Mr. Berwick, chief superintend- cut of police, exhibited warrants spinet bah, and they were committed foe trial at the next amass. The bail was fixed by the magistraee at two sureties in 6W. each for oath pri soner. It wu slated that they were provided with bail, and it may be mentioned that nearly the whole of the chartists and confederate elabbista included in the Manchester indict ment, and apprehended up to this time, have succeeded in obtaining bad, notwithstanding the feet that for the station in life of the pertise the amounts required have been large. APPIRRENSION OP THE BRADFORD " WAT Tvtan."—At an early hour on Wednesday smerninLtirixd,no table hue Jefferson, the chartist Meeks:pith of bettor known by the cognomen of " Wet Tyler," from the leailing part which he took in the chartist agitation there some months ego, was apprchenled at a lone patio-ham near Swilling, ahw miles from Bradford. Three cutetablie pounced upon than unst whilst he was asleep. The bed ea which he lay was seathed for arms, as it had been reported that Wat Tyler els, with a brim of Osten under ids pillow. None, however, were band, and ea Wag awoke, appeared astitaidted for a fitment, bat fmittelibtr mover ing hie esit== a ssid he would BA up sma e r se 7 T il them. lie mow, aid whit droning that he was glad be bees erprehemded es be wee tired of do miserable hi bad ham !Mwas I= nights's& days wen entropy. T mosabsed before th e sittlag samistrat es at B r and committed to York Castle fee trial ibr seditious coespisasy. Taw Line Leer.—On Weiesedry the canner foe the hennas at Pontefract, held an tweet at indind on the belies et Matthew Brown, 36, • userried men. dither of three andiron, Wm. Wiry, 19, sad Lao Baoietham Myers, IS, boll unmerried. me demand pietas were stosemsems, end were unfortunately killed en Toaday aflame= by Use !idling upon them of moral large Manes whisk had been recently hoisted and shied es the bei mould and serales of a sew united presbyteries &OMR church now is moss of motion in Infirmary-sired. Brae ford. It "pseud beet the evidence that the hp _sane of the moulding or modes was i bet II ladies breed, and that it projected abut 171 imehle, the bed blfelfebest 16 inches • the stones net being weighted or eraoesd behind. The building is hety _het high. A retired kdidse of experience, who had esised the work at the must at the coroner and jury, gave it as his opinion that it was ha possible for the molding and cornice to stand withoet they had bees ;weighted. The jury retired for a aniderals time, and them returned a verdict that the deemed were " Aosideatally killed," adding that the parties wee superin tended the erection of the chapel bad shown ansiderable negligence in emitting to secure, as they might and ought to have done, the in.. sosalms, whose fall had sawed the deaths of the parties. Pt;/osmium Fos Ihutaniasna. A corre spondent says The awstatesies et ths p =eresees bench hen for nee tins_ pet saineed the et of old act of pasilensat MenM draakesawa. Poem is. sated a sera tine et We Ahem hen her Olden to enter into their ens nagabease, weather will two other person-, in the nun 101., ter the sobriety alibi the re- =Under of their Mau. Oa the 17th of B.osaber,lB46, a Nee* =kw. trimed Theme Wahine, et gassabae, was assised OW t a i ask at the Wain ail net rim • fur awe punka* mad that bobs lb Mild 11.11 he wee mien ts lad the twee einem 11116 arne the sentl n e wen apaned lsbasek sal Valens was Two lee, sad the Wein at Qum- des hes he selelestsd hen this wen. Lets on no Waft of 2 , the Mk or only es the morning of Wednesday, I , l= ion, We in was dirk in the siren, and woo takes tate nil* by the p esaelable. On Wednesday Its wee tan balers C. BMWs mad J. Parker, deelanti I lsrnirr il ls ' s a our nd id hs= a lLa tho 101. • hb nub wail le Aphid, eel thou of his eare= le the Wen .1.0 ealkil.....,r—Oallusiay, the bet, IL mold cre ens asenisied Mopeitagehmes by the sun bunk MI our er ase& ONM the reel meths for the nemlaist el hie 116, ye wg die le Sawa eared" wee metwiumedy whin be ell II" a* sr =MEP= allisahlelldlepolel. Ptak. Noawicia MUSICAL FESTIVAL. - NORWICH, TINS/DAY.—The Ant =mann of yesterday morning, as I hue esM, was =51 . 11 1. 1 a crowded of great wramisse krielos am ismiied at every door of the hell loag Was um . won grim., It began . with Spoke's seared 'esalate. The 's Prayer,' whisk wee Ant portioned In this mew bat sae of the festivals of this plass. mil • tranehden of Mareserds W Mr. Edward Taylor. Tie sends are a Net of pseeplerem th, "Lord's Prayer," seek Met petition being saps latierel stooge, whites Ow, e ff mt Mists Week the rod Mukalla die esige (ores ef the diastole* imposer, ea AN pot. has arranged the moos =mks of solos, dads, quartets, and Menges, MOM , without any roam being epperest wfig the different stanzas should moms use of them musical forms more than another. T e spew is chorus, expressive of the power and greatness Il eit is is i n n th nn e tn e r tg a zf a ls d cor v erypieceeent flow gray hi s g StA lli nelo. dies, and gradually merging in • chorus of great power, le which the whole strength of the voises and instruments is knight into action. The solo parts were beautifully sung tthe Mien Williams, Mr. Locksy, and Mr. Whitworth. Madame Castellan then had an air, accomeanied by the sherus,which was remarkable owing to her clear sad cornet emaciation of the words. A duet ("O cloths our valleys"), semi by the Mimes Williagmwas exceedinglpleasing. The wed parts, though composed of or dinary melodic phrases, are most ingeniously combined, and enriched by a soft and delicate orchestral accompaniment. This is certainly the Lappiest part of the cantata. There was next a bees solo, sung by Mr. Phillips, eontaining nothing remarkable • but the concluding choral fame, in which • mode sabjeet is treated with consummate skill and eke pasting Anti is • triumph of contrapuntal mt. The work, m a whale, though it is not unworthy of its illustrious anther, lees net display tech of the inaptration of genius. This cantata was followed by several muelianemas pieces by diarist eamposers. Mae. Alboni sang Cherubiers air 0 misted, leskie." a most beautiful application of Iteken mealy _ te a gassed saltiest, combining grace and ewe whet Winking gravity. Alboni's performance of it was atquidtely simple and rue. A scans from Paesiello's waled* 4 ' LaPamices di Gess Chrieto," sung by Labladis, was ahr insarahle sposimes of Italian mend music The resitedu was geed, awl (it is atoms moodier to say) M aim* Minted ; but the dr was fall et the eimmtnonplaoes el eke bass siege, sad, with ether words, wadi have done my well der a semis sperm Mareello's " I doll isemensi tie nieeMentk peals) was sung by MdlicAlboni, by the chem. with such effect that it was en. eas 7 7l6l7sipal from the pelmets' gallery ; a mark of dig itated+a searody deserved, for, though there was some gran deur fa the dorsi harmony hem the great mass of physical sound, yet the meledy_is familiar and trivial, and the whole oustru _ tioe The meet of its effect lies in it. simplicity, • lessen whisk might be taken by most composers. The great some from Handel'. "Je phth_ " " Deeper sad deers dill," was the* sung by Mr. Sims Reeves, in a swot whisk showed that his are the shoulders on whisk the mantle of Braham has ,'.e. seeded. The father's agony, so wonderfully painted b the composer, was expressed by the singer with a force and truth which anthem dwelt csuld hardly have surpassed ; and in the air, " Waft her, angels," his execs'ion was as finished as his voice was beautiful. Mad .=e Tinders per fermate of the mine from the same oratorio, " Ye sacred sherl' wag equally admirable and essesseful. In her ' elocution she rivals Use belt of ear native singers, thorough knowledge of her net los male her We ems, of every style, and es emensint with Handel as with Ileyerbeer or &Utak In the reruns eendesionol the eir, " Brighter sows I seek aloes," bar agiradossiesedasird !aspiration. The remainder of eke peelhammee melded of ' 1 be Creation." Thiseeskeio, theogk Amnia' m gong Wet 01111111SiC, is always heard with rssewed pleasure. Never, pr. bably, was it executed with greater perfection or more de. lightful effect than os this maim The chasms.. in whisk simple, flowing melody iv so finely united to Ws mat pew found and powerful combinations of hamony, were glum' with a precision, smootknem, sod strength whisk sent , hardly be mum& The effeed of "Tr e hen= sea tellies" was absolutely overwhelming. Thesolo puts wins, without exception, admirably . Mr. Phillips, is the recitatives, otessiimMilly (ell Welke halt of morsel siswasse of delivery ; but them wee met mask of this, and his emaciation was nenerally dew and implode. Is his principal air, "Raft In tesweleg billewe," his rich b voice was heard to peat elvamegge. Madame Ca tena. sang "With verdant did" eltanelegly ; her liquid, flexible vosoe, and clear menden, are quite suited to this lowly air. Lackey gave the recitative, "In splendour bright," if not with the astemidiag energy of Brahma, yet with great propriety, and no deficiency of vigour. Miss A. William's performance of the air, "On mighty pens," was highly finished and beautiful ; and Reeves, in Biasing " In native math and honour clad," again showed hissilf the worthy successor of Braham. The last pert cf the oratorio—the charming picture of primeval innocence and hiss in the bowers of Eden—was the most de- Heide' of the whole, front the exquisite manner in watch the port of Eve was sustained by Madame Viardot f itztitr Will Wet suppOrted with no contort l•bnify by Mr. Whitworth. Ike out, "By thee with bliss," aceomr.4 4 ed by the ethereal breathings es the celestial choir, was ravish leg, and the " Graceful consort," so full of tranquil tender tees, was given by the siagers with all the requisite so ft ness and delicacy. The final nom is a grand fugue, but it falls short of the impreasion made by " The Mango an telling; ' whines, placed at the end, would have been the crowning glory of the oratorio.—The second concert, last evening, was not quits so fully attended as on the previous Dish:, the shortcoming being especially apparest in the pa trons' gallon; but still the audience was both loge and brilliant. The selecting consisted chiefly of pieces familiar to the frequenters of the London concerti. Mendel*. gohn's " First Walpurgis Night," with which the concert commenced, was performed withirroat excellence ' the prin cipal singers being the Mimes Williams. Mr. La ckey, and Mr. Phillips. Toe chorus descriptive of the dismay of the Christian hoards, flying in min= from this diabolical terrors presented to them, gave an Idea of the composer's design whin I never before heard naiad. The rest ef the concert huddled very little matter far remark. Madame Viardot Garcia sang Agatha's great soma In the "Feels. chats ;" bat injuslicrougly gave at in German, and it passed almost aaretieed. Alhani sang " Una v,.co poeo ft:' and " Il swabs per emu Mice." the last of whisk. Ice Leeds., WAS received with enthusiasm. There was a selection Irma Moan's " La Cflormenze di Tito," which was net lialrie the objeciem I yesterday made to each selestiose la general; in the Met place because it was short, and next bemuse it seasiste4 of pima whisk scald be detached without injury from the opera—the ham= daet i " Ak perdona ; " the air with clarinet accompanimant, " Part*, ma to ben mio ; " and the triuss&al deals, the effect of which was magnifi cent. Lableshe sang a Neapoliteu song, and accompanied kneel( on the pianoforte, provoking peals of laughter by his fan, and giving delight tiy his fine touch on the instrument. The conehriton was Vincest Wallace's new National Anthem, "Queen Vittoria, God protect," a compsition set unw orthy of its title of ustknal. The comet, altoge ther, was my good and very well received. Thu morning Mendelsohn 's " Elijah" be been performed with all the ctEct that had bees ant:eipated. I Mall afterward. notice soma of the principal ketone et the performance. The crowd wee Immense, and members were unable to obtain NaliNaL CLERICAL Pissrtnwisre.—Br. W. Webb, Winstow 8., near 11194 with res.; die. Durham; pate., De: ad Captor of Rt iftain riti= t IL. L i nn ; ON. 1 tie ; Oa, Derhem : Dirt. S. S. is—Orland R., Durham; MIL. with res. a. Bt. Jelel j INN.; Ma, Utah= ; yet. the Niaop .1 Dulles : Rise. W. Welk peat.—Rev. J. W. Ayr% to the perpeual meg et St. doeill 'embeds, Surrey; yet, Sew. C. Lase. —Rev. W. Mind. to Degfow LC, Sotterele,• 16. ; Nei. Beth sad Wells ; pal., 2. T. Beth—Rev. T. D. Itereard, le Tolled V., pow ; 1311. die. leabetter Lad Itakdatt.—Ree. J. s. cow. Ilerriairaw P.C., denwest ; W. ; ille, Beth tad Walls ; pat., Dela sad MON' ot lirldsL—Ber. W. Hid. is Dryad R a ll ae. seiter. set ; ISM with rm. ; dia. Path ad Weds • peg I. T. Rev. G. Ms, to Omit Termed Y. ; SOOL . ; Ilk, Nedra • Dees sad Cosytw:et IllervlsL—Row. O. Rawlins. to P.C., Note.; SW; db., Lambs ; pd., Duke et Neweestle. Rev. N. J. Grass. LBO, at rserery el lialletwe.ithes 11., in. Wlattelessiadtesplatea IL, Dent; ON, with mama ; Me. harm; palm. Linda OW., W.-ely. J. A. Isemese.X.A. litema. Wet el IL theft leads, mad dies It Awl liltrwellos, te be a senepale ter the eke,* ot Der. P. F. mere, pwpitsal aerate et Ilialshill. le the tend at ilimpla-Trawt—Rev. R. Jews te Melva/ H., ta Bettaregy o.dhamee. ; ITU, will res.; Ma, Ikaga I pat. Bp. et Beadah—Rev. R. WAIN' to time, V., Cora.; WK. id* TM i PM. t om. 11 , 11 . 1 4 1110 1111. 1 . VACANCLIIL-51. , W. It. Pewees, delpse.lne, me ARJesiewe. liez =ydseiV. A. Tnispo, dee. ; pd., Aide. et Cealielawy ad Dila 1•11 r et le Pod% ekes. —D•by 1., Twit, MIL, w a ililub s T um 1_ NO. W. Org. No. Rah : Jim R. Y., York; leal.; dia., Trak ; yet. drekb. imm eneek.—Ceihrea Y., Ward; loo t ., with ret. ; die., Wird; pit., Bishop of Word : Rev. W. Wattle, deo. NAVAL. --- Pownwouru, Om. 14.—Encounter, tt., was Raise .—llte lards et Me Aflrandy, Lout Aordird owl WA Tr ta ilia. Moir Douro orb Oipt.lfilloo.triiii Cycle" siThei ot Oupot Ildo worm on drk mod rdidirdt. =CM to lope dr nor rods wwits wpm seistkiii orldr maildissy ts asionlig mit ram Isto dub. ow node at Imarbo Torso mom dr *dol. At ear* lbw rd dr Cboomodoei mod ~el drartrisolr berm roar • odor Ara Or dlobry, old orooriol to irk Oars to rood ourblob. mob nor hodado dim TM lir O. die orniard I nom* rw tumor. Tromoref dry Wird ogood Y isitysed sad mar On tbordll Mori &Am arra os lord Or Wiry. It* A=ft otoolornl men en Samed ipaboostro mar AddintWe, Baer. 14,—Pacnsonosea—J. Dinkins and r. lawn, Os be oriporr—W. IL L. golobrOo to lormot mat woe ; W. O. Mgr, to lo ridadrr. Mod; A. 1). Orr meLgoirmairwaild=fetrerfal T. Odbr, be orolut moraat, —W. 0. B. Sr am to be triptaliag can. YAW dame cord ; Mora J. T. Cart, Nand brtroode W. U. Modarob. td rrnrs Ariotort Z. Browne, to erica., SPORTING. DONCASTER NOS& WZDNISDAT'd YAM CONCLUDID. GREAT Sy. Lam, of 60 stna. sub, a ft ; fir 3-yr old Wu, 711, Ms, Set fro ; the mend to reedy* SOO soya oat of the day and tar OW la) soya • sad the trainer to pay 100 son. towards*, mesa U. lava Owes. (US arta) Lard OEM he ilorpla• (Nat) I Led ShrWillef ler. R. Reneftt le The 11=ai e o= 1 11alatee • (weast SweDow). t. Ireland 00U—Nettlag at 71e4 (o.litodeipe_ 4 04 7 WS 'Pt Itearfakis. awl MS oat Swam to Dabs& Imwees were aid. esiZred tae anal eon a tow Wryer Or 4. mad, with Oa at Juiles to Izabal. via mu MIK proalabl awe* imulas post ascot away bawayar, =r 8161 =1 "" amanmarlaa drawings a: et a amiiiiiset sift in ‘6l* MINN eggslilind tan Y. sub. Aka a sbott May they won awe more Insan. ere • start (as ss UM the kW one) Ins slbsesd. hassatelar ea i A m es collie. la Mime; Arawia r brawn; Yd Ha gad. min his sisal suspaiss„ Surplice, Julies Is rid is salln ink awn pay to Ms hil. )trey nil Tainutess sad as ibisn remlag at • snag piss Is hid hins Os mond Pass Minn hp elonlin ha sin vain sa Os tam • keg baseul sepand the buns la drum ant an an MINN lull is dlsbireshirs at Mup. Yalu Is bdeed4this Nina Is Os llsiaser inas Ins sal ius, ral ha sua so noun Ss ers Wacr Int its SW nil saw Os ablesess, nun Ss waseinbt lu lis no Minn sal lailsa. Ss awn Ohm test s MP* YU st hanse, sal NI Or One spurn Is Yon Ur bee st the stulltss lesevess as bens gen • tarbon4 sag sas ot Ur inn ow ellosnel siesse. dr buss gum = =Z i t nil dee he two sr nese Mies sag a lash lb was sin nest pubbed. nu a OK amps MAO. sea Sulsruble M. Nu is II nu SS us ; who at Or shins 1.111 lam wigs Os isles standor nen it M napes le Mira destionsus yens, gaggesewird. Walt craw a preitedu s *Y ass of Os mut mina )ithspe dOs day. lisliana mu supoll Is nuts Serpa% nil sans Is As man abort Yes • puma Is hill lie tarpepasat Illystip inn tbs Iled nes, Imetirw. Ss ins beano& lin a num tess seed lbst be ins Is be blew oft at Ora MI essmeat ad NM -upbe In slash Oespieles Spy if •• la. teaks ot thls tin dil inn I adds* isslnd ken a swegisity st bM beatuf, be isnalielely wolf sin Ms illness sad min ta =,,,, e t es imam baspel ts dans. be Ms Sorplin ; tab tun lamen to Lag ed alibi. PI is Unmet assibu to sod that both Le ru al Clines sin Mr. Wins =Ansa ashormied sailsoss la Ina Ur. Ones ie. =Mims Is Pis Plestaldie, sed leud Chin sb. Os sinhos of Nat, an hastusr velehon a arm nyylina bus his hate. wies led sned g bas a Or . Mtn ail yr asessally swims is pima In sa sissy neje seal ad snug boa hisseK wan Is a airy Ite Lin alssispos mars. h sewn; lessesese,= =td.5.b.,,b4.1...w.A...4,1. ass Ss snail re. quits his sysiessoni Ss salmi bid dis Is be a end mat. hp SY ernueloleirabe st Wan Int Yid Os Ink= th a L e lL ea ssinel intim Is lath Deny on h. low sirs ISOS, nu. Las Is tbs wesiss Lod Chiba warred the a bdi tis=to Is= lim it el"."l = d i sli t ar is pinny stated Ilesquiss upon sksaistril Ma Is serequene of SY et lislana's Maw Is ird aspen Nat to Ms N t li b i ernesi nut wpm* Is hien In sash was we ths he i Ye Yid Ohs ant mbewahl sullines Is Schhasa, and tin it son A ha ova request that band giver vp Ids rids." POST Warm 300, hR. Red Hesse is. lord Cbielertield'e Sister to Arkwright (Vat) I Lord Oillelnes 4by The Provos, dam by Memo (11.4 - 4) I II to lis Miter to Arkwright. who was easily by • length. Um In 1 oda. IT ass. Quass i a PLATS of 100 guineas. Cup COMO. Mr. Son Ilddlastrlse (Botchy) I Mr. Brook's Sosusow (Tel:opium) 3 4 to 4 net liddieunge, 3 to I stye Pleraway, nut 4 to I art Sail. low. A Viral TON betimes no Lit two—TM was by a abut wok. Its N 4 an 40 re. _ . __ _ __ THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1848. LATprr m7lNq. ChM? YouiiiiiHLtiaiCir— to 2 alit Ziocotor, Ito 1 apt Lady woad', sto 1 apt V 11 to 3 opt Ifirmlllo g 9to 1 apt Italsaba. 10 to 1 wit Primo Una 7, 13 tot apt Viola. Cur. —7 to 4 on Van Tromp. Casoirwrivot.—Offors to take 14 to 1 about tiorplios, sad to tuck WE swot anything; 13 to 1 takes about Backbiter. Dian,.-1a to 1 apt Honeycomb (t). THURSDAY APTRIKOON, 3 o'Cioec —The settling took giro die en we leered, from the dtfficulties whicb reseal prim upoo thc mashes by potting" Surplice, was • Tory Ind sr. was " tighter" that end mutters woo eggreested by thesesafiesdrre of two or three ',antis, who, =tt Jay bat Inge arm % tosiwishty Nettie in town. ' the gran war woe eretralierd to for Ude, sad three wire ~Mr skim t, at this trlo may pure/ as gam or elders dastard puede. lord Glace end Ye gegtf wls • large etalw, bet, we era geet. will bear le eilifere rot err emir errs l• • 'ere ceoldealds sent. Wee Aire Is breed pay are lowa mg es Ellie set =tip: dr buns an wttl a rude aresre, writ ea, pout lie miming way moo tbie err Were bultered that seeibed Swinton curly as the urne. lag, rad re Wig pat bolo ere d re brag be began kiddie ad plumalod dimly : be Ina braidirry rhea est, rid wee MEd ale so _s sot, that the lir et eralleg II la by eell vas rdegrowd, ird a reerweger wee iltr~ to Dwarer re • van, In sore rot Is Welt be peeled be INwrtr. Win we eat of ea seessee of rip IL Lew, we won Irower aim= Wrew • plate seer re led Breed rue of Ye idlifee• Irwin last bat to Ude are idea jar best we. (Fly Owed' TettergLi THaItaDAT.-011SLT fLidirrtwaw ad 23 Ida. each, 13 ft, and only 3 It declared. writ NM added by tar rep maks; the need to receive 1001., and tie gad raw Ye arks IL Legge Course. (.1 subs., 40 of whom dialed). Lord Glassow's Mir Sarah. 4 yd, Set Sib ...... lard Llartardrife Lady Wlldair, 4 yr, Id 2 Kr. r L Polls tleestar, yrs, Ist lab FoaL &texas of 100 sows. each, h ft, for 3.yr olds ; colts, est Ill; lad ht 111 A One mile sad a half. (9 subs.) Mr. G. s. Meets& Queen of UlO May Welled over Reagan:M.ol , oK &rails of 30 KIWI. each, 20 It, for 3.yr olds; co.te, Brt Tlh; and MUM, est Db. One die. (7 AMA) Mr. R. Green's Assault Walked over. FITZWILLIAII HANDICAP. Mr. D. Stoddart's Volley Mr. Idellama% Godfrey 3 hr. Staphersoa'a Cannibal 1 HANDICAP fiwasrsrAmr4 of 10 arse. sea, h It, and 100 addei, for 3-yr olds. Last mile and a quarter. (12 abs.) Mr. Jahastane's Confederacy, rat 9lb ..... . . .... 1 Mr. Dawson's Prime Cavite, 7st 71b ..............«...... 3 Mr. B. Orem . * Maki et my Soul, Ilst 31b .. ... $ Mt. Humphries's tamps, 7st 41b 4 Mr. llawlis's Mile Harriman, 7st Mb .... I tab) Entelltgata. SERRIFF'§ cOUBT-7.Y_EfriapT.. Irises WAILER 0. TEN RUTILE COUNTIES RAILWAY COY PANY.—COMPANSATION.—This wee a writ of inquiry to us. sees damages. The claim was made in reaped of some pre mises used as a tobacoo-pipe manufactory at Shorediteh, which were taken possession of by the company under th provisions of the am of parliament for the enlargement a the Mehemet' station. The parties spied to • verdict fir the plain 'la.—Damages, 2,9001. BOWITNAD S. EDOSIS--SsAtwo 'a Wases.—The plaintiff In this cue is a mariner. It appeared that in 1841 he agreed with the nominal defendant, Capt. Edgar (the real defendants being the ship-owners), to perform a voyage, in the capacity of second officer, in the barque Canada to India and China ; and pursuant to that agreement he sailed in the month of November, the vessel being ander the command of then defendant. The vessel toadied at New South Wales, Singapore, and other places, and reached Macao in China in the month of September, 1842. There was some difference between the captain and the crew en the subject of the pro visions; and the men, as well as the plaintiff, complained that they had not enough ; and in the end there was a kind of mutiny on board. Bowstead threatened to leave the ship, when (according to the evidence given by Isaac Draper, the chief mate) the captain said he might do so if he found a substitute. Plaintiff got a berth as second mate of the Urgent, another vessel lying in the same part, and left the Cana da. having served Captain Edgar nine months and 27 days. This action was brought to recover 141. 10s., the balance of the wages due at that time, the agreed salary being 21. 16e. a month. The datum was, that the plaintiff deserted the ship, and therefore was precluded by the statute 6 468 Wm. IV., e. 19, see. 9, from recovering any wages or say property he might have left on board. To show that he had deserted the log book was produced, and several entries in it went to show that the conduct of Bowstead had net been very regular, and it stated that on the 22nd of Septem ber Homestead left the ship, and having taken hi.s clothes with him was supposed to have deserted. The chief mate dis fleetly asserted that the plaintiff left the ship with the cap tain's consent, and that this latter entry was made in the log eight or nine days after at the wptain's dictation—in fact, a week after they sailed trout Macao for England.—Mr. Bayley, for the defence, said that this was a serious charge against Captain Edgar, and he trusted that the jury we ret not by their verdict pronounce him guilty of it, which they would do by finding for the plaintiff. Mesas. Harnett had acted upon the entries in the log-book all along, and they were so acting in defeading this action, and they also de. hided it for the protection of the maritime service and on principle. They believed the log-book, and consid.eed the plaintiff a deserter. Draper, the mate, on being asked why he made an entry he knew to be false, said that his duty was to obey the captain. He did not sign that entry in the log. The learned Unier Sheriff said that the plaintiff cou'd not recover lithe jury were of opinion that he left the vessel w'thoat the consent of the captain. On the other hand, if he had the captain's consent he was not a deserter, and was entitled to his wages.—The jury found for the plaintiff— Damages, 141. 10e. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YrnanDAY. Before the Cake Ocsandesioner. RI JOSIAH BNIAPS.—This petitioner was opposed by Mr. Cooke for Mr. Yield. The amount of debts set forth in the schedule was only 1211. 171., while, according to the insol vent's own statement, he wu entitled at the death of his mo ther to an annuity of 4001., besides haying become possessed some little Uwe ago by the death of his grand'ather of the sum of 6001.—Mr. Cooke said it would be a grievous pity for so excellent a property to be saoriflood for so small an amount of li ability, and hope d some arrangement would be entered into by the petitioner by which his creditors might be bene fited without much injury being sustained by Mmielf.—Mr. Dowse (who supported the petition) said the insolvent's mother had been advised to adopt soma course which would have rend-red it unnecessary for her son to have made his hare ; but no satisfactory result had been gained. 2rb a lr a C C O S INONAINONAT trusted some good advice world be given the imelvent between this and Monday next, to which day he (Kr. Reynolds) would adjourn the tem. De RI Smog SCHNINDINA AND JOSEPH SCHNIIDLRIS. —The first of these insolvents wee opposed b Mr. Sugood, for Abraham Weinburg, on the ground of h is har dia a g a frau dulently obtained goods for the porpoise of of them at a price mach beneath their value.—Mr. sup ported both the petitions/T.—The applicants, it appeamd, had been coffee-house-X ppeenes sad pastry-cooks, and by ad vertising in the Jewish Chronicle bad induced the oppci creditor to believe they were in good circumstances, which was his reason for trusting them with a amount of goods; but these goods had, it wee all large eged been disposed of t 7 the insolvents under oast price, imtad of having been used In their business, as they had repreeented they would be.—The cue was, ate late period of the day, adjourned for the production of further evidence. POLlCE.—Tarribbef. OUILDHALL.—Hours lhaurno.— W. Nash wsa (nimble examined on the charge et steeling a hone and gig, the property of Mr. at:. The ZpnaiLlower west to JD, Stapleton's livery Its es, in y New igreet, City, oa 'reads, fietalght, sad • hone and ii with a run to eamespany him es savant. He drove to the Angel at Ed senteo, sad having ordered dinner want out to tale a walk es far es Mrs. Pikes academy, when he mid be bed a &ter. Oa his return la r tli as t ag ead the wand the keno and gig to the door, that be was gobs to take his skew for • and &sold be book to but EVto kb depictors he bewared t 6d. t i he landlord in cats he akin have to pay telb. Neither primew nor Pewee sad guy wan Aar ware pis way sad the soma * band that Ite hod tow what be tali "bit la "be die mom No had oho ob. tallied a saddle-borne from a 11r. Soon, liveryntable keeper, in New Caveirlish4fteist, on the representation that he wee conneeted with the firm of Nub and Co., the large sugar merchants in Great Arthur-strut, City, which had not bees seen slue. trader similar circumstances he obtained a ham aad elides Gem Mr. Gig, of garl-etreet, Mobbing, who seat sena witithim. They went to the Crown and Sceptre, Greenwich; bat be Minn mowed in getting the home and gig as he left them with the man ; alto "in pawn " as taa Bow-lane Station, where the prisoner was brought. Hs remarked to him that it was a bad affair, and Nash replied that it was. Witness said," Mr. Stapleton has been veil uneasy about his hone and gig," and the prisoner 'mildest!, .! Oh,. inellesel. I le ft them at the Brunswick ESA MookeralL" H i s then inqu informed him that another Wlnd boss iries ravening a rse and MD% Igen vine\ lie raid that he bad left it at ho the Star end Oster, likhinced. in consequence of this infeemefton, he west wilt Mr. Stapleton and the °Meer win bad charge el the primmer, and then found the holes and gig in Mr. Cesley's livery stables, :while the molten, end whip were left at the Brunswitk Hotel u se nt* tee 35., which he borrowed from the India& He ellserromis went to dr. Scat, and was informed that that gooses bad been to the Star and Garter at Mohamed, and IGINTMINIA bis property on payment el U. 1f s. for the keep of the hems.—John Berwick, hostler, in the service of Mr. Olds, deposed to the hone and gig being brought to his master's stables by one of the porters at the Brunswick Hotel, and its having remained there mght days, until owned by Mr. Stapleton. Policeman Spittle said be had not &posed of any of the property. He had only borrowed money on it, and ran into debt. —The prisoner said that 'he did not borrow money on the cushions and whip, nor did he mean to wrong any party.— Spittle said be bad been informed that the prisoner's real name was Salty, and that he was formerly a billisrd marker at the George and Blue Boar in Holborn. He was well known in the neighbourhood of the Heynarket and Wind smillmnies—Alderesen Challis remanded him fog a week. BOW-STREET. OBTAINING PLATE causes PAINS Pinsmcces.—M. D. Soule, who has been charged wish eh loising plate from several silvenoritha on fraudulent peugnee aims, mad afterwards pawning it, was again bragg ar t • ibuili eim ego was preferred against him by Medan. disegaine, of having obtained from them several valuable solides.-7The magistrate committed the prisoner on this (ha gß.BlllP-STRISET.—E cannon Or HUSBANDS.— Two married wamen, named Anne sad Banta Lofiuck, attended to make a somplaint sgainet • gentians named Jholagesc ma member of the City Minion, fur ha a as they belenn dm esatal in promoting ation of = 4 lt . asbemislo Assies. leaving them and ohiligrn behind in a lido of aptitudes. The ion —/faint was made to the megideste about • ilartrigin dam by Anne Loden, who stated That in esmossenes of the inheres dr euestanses of her besbast lesessaired apse melipating with herself and child a some bate settlement. end far that purpose attended a amatig II the Irish Rigged Sebool, in the aeries, at which Lad Adam and a leander Odin ' influential p runs were regent when a =ism was set nn toot to provide a free plunge ter germs to New York, and the superintendent:nod The nnigetaitfts was intruded to Mr. Jackson, who commuted to gine her husband upon the accepted list of applicants. Me she awl her husband remained under the full impression that die and her child would be allured to accompany him mall • short time before his embarkation, when to her surprise she was Informed that the funds were insufficient, and that we child and herself suit stay behind. She subsequently had at interview with Mr. Jack= and remonstrated with him again the hardship of their separation, but he told her he send not waist her, and that rather ian thwart her hus band's prospects, it would be better for her and the child to enter the workhouse. Her husband had since set sail in the Victoria emigrant ship, leaving his family entirely destitute, I and if the magistrate did not interfere in her behalf she had no alternative but to throw herself upon the parish. The magistrate relieved this woman's eternities with a donation of 10s.from the poor box, and on Wednesday Emma Lofinck, a young woman of 19, with a chiiel In her arms, and sister-In taw of the other, presented herself with a similar complaint, that her husband had also been sent out under the auspices of Mr. Jackson, bat with this difference, that she had not the slightest notion that he was going to emigrate, as he left her and her child In the morning with a promise to be home in the evening, and that she bad never seen him since. She had been ever since in the deepest dimess, the child in her won was dangerously ill, and she bad no wens of procuring support for herself or medical attendance for her intuit. — Mr. Arnold said that it was certainly the moat extraordinary can he had ever beard, and he should like to know what it all meant, as he felt perfectly satisfied that. Lord Ashley would never have contributed his money to an undertaking which hail for its o bject the separation of husbands from their wives and (smiles, and placing the latter in the posi tion of destitute paupers. The fact of the wand cam coming so speedily alter the first rendered it a matter of considerable public importance, and he should imme diately rend ono of the warrant °Mem to the hoses of Mr. Jackson, and rerpust hie attend aces with as little delyas possible—Shortly before the close of the court Mr. Jackson attended, and, upon being made acquainted with the circumstances, stated that at the meeting before referred to, Lord Ashley and the other gentlemen present entered into a voluutary I sebecciption to send out a certain number of reformed aim. nab, and upon referring to the list of those so selected, be I found the names of the brothers Lands, bath of whom had I represented themselves as convicted blow, and in all re- ji spects qualified objects Mr the int. nded bounty. With re. 1 , gard to the wins, he wee not at all aware that the younger ,$ of the brothers was a married man; and, although ho I certainly knew that the other had a wife and child, it was e distinctly understood that the husband would himself pro. , 1 1 vide the means of conveying her over to his place of settle- ri went.—Hulland, the warrent-offwer, said that the wives of it both the men declared their husbands had never committed I any criminaleftence, and their characters, for honesty, had I never been called in question.—Mr. Ja ckson said the men I themselves had given him a very different statement, It and their self-accusation was confirmed by their gene- it n 1 appearance, and the intimate knowledge they appeared LI to pewees of the haunts and habits of the thieves and felons s who were associated in the same object with themselves. lie i t could usure the magistrate that he had used every exertion a in hie power to prevent imposition, and bad only been seta- 4 and by &desire to effect the deliverance of a set of ruined and I: desperate men, who had lost their characters, and had no I ,! retrieving them in this country.—Mr. Arnold in- t Z i e ed of re th wheer he had taken any steps at all to corroborate statement of the menu to their professed character and a eireneutances t—Mr. Jackson replied that their looks and a language, and apparent intimacy with the thieves who so- compacted them, were a sufficient guarantee for the fact, and be deeply regretted the consequences of the deception they a bad practised epee him—Mr. Arnold a:preyed his opinion i that mildest caution bad not been used in ascertaining through the polies, and other authentic sources of informs what the clarinets of the men actually were • ! but, admitting that they were felons , nothing could i justify their separation from their wives under such circumstances. It was manifest that the case could I 1 net rest here, and the question was, what was to become of these unfortunate worse., who were dearly entitled to share i the fees pemege of their husbands, or to be provided for if I they were compelled to remain behind.—Mr. Jackson said I that he was wholly at a leis what to suggest for their benefit, ' and repeated that he had been grossly misled, and had all I slug acted with the very best intentions.—Mr. Arnold I observed that the parties who had taken upon themselves the obligation of sending a number of men oat of the king dem upon their more representation that they were leaving no one behind them, without proper inquiries to ascertain 1 the fact, bad placed themselves in a rather awkward position, t and he should recommend Mr. Jackson to take the matte r into serious consideration, with the view of effecting some ' errangement for the petmenent benefit of their destitute wins sad children.—Tee Magistrate then ordered the case ts steel over for that purpose, and in the meantime pre m enet the women with a email sam from the poor box for Oak inesediste wants. MAELBOHOUGHeSTREET.—Aseente. — Mr. Thomas Denbo, a wine merchant, was charged with committing an emelt upon Henry Davis, a conductor of one of the Bays. Iftiktr manibuse. On the previous afternoon defendant got Mb complainant's omnibus in the Poultry, and rode as far as the White Hone Cellar, Piccadilly. On getting out of the egiallyas be tendered theeomplainant 6d., and demanded 3d. mt. osonsmilng Oat tits fare was only the latter mat ,Compleheen gointed out to defendant's notice the placard on the book of the vehicle, whereon was displayed in imps letters ' "To Charing-cross ' W. ; the whole distance, 6d." Defendant having rode consi derably beyond the 3d . fare, complainant persisted in having the full fare. Defendant then struck complainant a blow on the side of the head and knocked his hat off. A constable who was present, and witnemed the whole affair, then came up, and defendant was given iu charge.—Complainant's eel. dime having been fully corroborated by the constable and the thanluteper to the association, Mr. Bingham asked de fendant what he had to my to the a:argot—Defendant re plied that he certainly did lay hold of complainant and gently tap his head; but he could assure the magistrate it was all a joke and nothing more.—Mr. Bingham thought odes:wise, and fined him 10e. MADYLEBONE.—ROBBERT or Norse.—Jane Bailey swi Jamas Hornell were re-examined, charge& with having deka eons and other property to a considerable amount be longing :o Miss Norcroft, Yor k-street, Ponzaawsquare. The particulars of what previously transpired have &Judy apt. Some additional evidence tending in a very great Z r r t e: L o to establish the criminality of the prisoners was now brought forward, and the accused were remanded till Twee. day nest. THAMES.—Romenty.—T. Watts, watcbman at the medal lodging -house, Glagehonsolard, Upz i East Smith =J. Clark, wen Marna with stea • • jacket, a and a handkerchief, the property of Thos. Watts, a sanan.—The complainant stated that sa he was pawing Bear the modal hones at four o'clock on the pram :Dag dq, tads' jut left the Three Crowns public hone, a masks of parties, amongst whom were the prt. ems. build his skin and at last flung him feu Ihe where they threw Yin es ble arta ems his kneeling on his chest =thim Dig the dna ma Ito was dmn strangled, o lined indeed fless fete nos and mouth, one of the Crat the Mlle time egging out, " Cut his throat" eme ld or 16 al dorm there at the time, and eta mtaftesetins his in that senor they seerehod his pocket, fa Which he frniercntii hid no money, not huh% been paid of that day. They Ilea took off a new coat and wainscot which he had just puesinied, together with a new @Skims& =thzeateming to 'murder him If he resisted. Hada. his of I& property they made aff, and, gild to have emiged sea in - Ufa, he went and gave inkesaden at the stadenione, elms a polies onstablis assoingemkol ins and he resessised tin Seo si Sers in the ki ki t is , k Whoa takes to the sistioshowes denied any of the assail Via' *Ribs hild be ' ;gash'e as isislorbee&—limpsur Scott air= prosecutor gave a more detailed amount of the traosostion et the station-house. He then Mated that after the partite bad lorded him late the plebe they eoestitated themselves into a coast of inquiry, one of them assuming the title of laspeehm. They them west through tome form of trial, Atari* his with some imeginary offences, and alter a brief I trig; ~at allowing anything for the deism). they unenfeasealy found him guilty, and fined him 7s. A. he had semi the messy to pay, they treated him as described and elthadely him of his elothes.—Mr. Ballantine said it m u oaletimieg yeocordlag, and remanded the prisoners, direetleig the relies le bestir themselves in arresting as many la peslais d their confederates. MONEY MARKET. TIII7II/DAY EVINIIIO. The news from Ireland had a slight disturbing effect upon the funds to-day, perhaps the more so be cause business was so dull and the stock exchange so thinned by the absence of members. Consols were sold at 851 for money, and 851 for account, but at ,the close of business partially recovered to 861 to 4 for money, and 88 to for account There was so little business doing that these quotations are scarcely a fair representation of the market, which upon the slightest move in a decided speculative direction would be either higher or lower. Reduced Throes, Three and- -Quarter per Cents., Long Annuities, and Bank Stock are now shut in preparation for t he dividend. Exchequer Bills, 289. to 21s. premium. India Bonds, 255. to 289. premium. India Stock, 23S to 238. We had rather more activity in the foreign market in the latter part of the day, but without mach change of prices. Brazilian done at 754, were quoted 74 to 6, as before. Chilian, 85 to 7, Mexican, 164 1 to 17. Peruvian, 29 to 3 1 . Buenos Ayres, 20 to 2. Spanish Fives, 111 to ; the Threes, 22' to 1; Pas sive, 21 to 3/. Portuguese, 21 to 2. Dutch Two and-a-1 per Cents., 444 to 5 ; the Fours, 70 to 1. Russian, 98 to 100. Belgian, 70 to 2. Danish, 69 to 71. This has been altogether a dull day in the City, Loth for money •ind mercantile affairs. ------- =OW= /FUNDS. Beak Mock. shut Inds Bonds, 41.000. 27 8 pm. 9 pie cm Led. AIM,. shot. Mli Do.. wider £ l .OO O . 2 5 Dm 3par ()Leona Any., ad 61 L isto South Sea Mock, es 95 Mew 31 par CL La.., shut, 1 Do., Old Annuiti, abut Long Anntdtaisk esp. Jan. 6, , Consols for Accouut, 6018 4 8 shut Etch. MIX 41,000, March, 241, Do., 30 poem, exp. Oct. 10.189, 31 29 M3l ; Jane, B; pm. loth', shut Stock, 1233 7 J Ditto oa , o, 23 pm. 4500 March, 24d., 32 ; FORMION 91114081. perL(h. BrosWeis Bond. , 7311 6we Ct. ?miasmas Bonds, 6319 ao. small. 74 4 per CC Ditto, 214 2 6 par Ct. Do. New Bonds, UM and 6 pia 04. Smola' Mind; dlr. from 39, T 4 Mos. IMO, 111 Ditto New, 1943.11 *CIL (Spanish Bonds, 6114 6 pm Ct. Bona. Awes Bond; 214 Ct. la Bonds, 14 24 pa Ct. I:paha Bonds, 14 It 11 Deferred. 4 1 per 01. Oreoada Bodo, U 21 per Ct. Dutch Exchange, 12 1 per Ct. AMP) Del , errod i 2 OWL, 444 0 5 iirMr, CC Acoott, ab, t ll4 xB 4par Ct. Ditto Certlamiko, 701 i EXCHANO AND STOCKS ABROAD. BZWIEBIA, Barr. 13.—Leos, 1610, T 8 ; Ditto, 1812, 771: Date 1344. 12 ; Mao, 1838, 664 ; latto, UM, Id ; Ditto. of We Mt , WM. 90; MM. 1843, 78; Beak of b•ldua. en ; lame of 1841.901• on Lom dos. 18.46. ANTWAItr, Bari. U.—Uchida. kirks. 11.4 L RAILWAY NEWS. The market has been extremely depressed, with prices generally lower. Shares appear to have de clined to a point at which a reaction maybe lookedfor. BRAKE I.lBT.—Losnom, BErrEmusa 14. rots—The *IOW= of Ilaio Ia Boman clausctoro donde actual tramatioas: taws of laws to !talks oellsro' Wow. PAIL "LID. 11.1.r.5r• r Leedom k B. W.M.o New.6ot. Itas. 44t Cow. Troths d.. Tool& Thirds . N.Sc.Prof.T y C tonDey.L.:X.picalit Lat4.,Balist..&l NIIN4 Man. Mut.. d: Nat Alan.. 44 ein. Do. Foe 101. PrQt Y Bier. IH..WLK Do.CJlrt.4ltlie. 114tAlketttisk awry. • Orli* lowelarlkst ;:. i 361 7 6 25 1d 146. 17 lbJ. 15 CI it sd. r ' id s It : gen . 101 ty to Uf US 1 - %0; : : fOli7 Jo. roe. WI. . , De.Basand.t4p. Cl. , D0...d0., 6 p. Cent 00. GU, Warmth V. S. Cosodk• Union North& Bth. Weetent Siotth dtaCordahlre . I North Waters 00. !fora m& W.I Bllll.omakz.e Reg. I Berth. had ;Utah. lialWok Illidiood to. Km la g: l it ' efil l : laroos.eilind CI A Do. do- . . Gloss B Eh ooQ. retes4llheell;lB.ll Dee. Bar D ... !Met..„ .. Pntl 7.13;j0ut ~... Preihrow. - =AM : do Won do. No.l -.... do.. 14.3 ceter.... eriff de. nfrdt.. 4 ' Mem ...... .. I = r li i t ld.&Listerich c r so hiS .. er(B4r. Boui..PWcym. ~. 8hos.B& it'sta. ark. Howe, is Ike. Do.olir.liowotlist Do Fa.NolYlaNw DodoNolNwetlierl DoONErurorPrd f sek4Nuithlllitand. Do .Pmforoooo .... Dr. E.* 14'.00.e.r.' 2,11ipl KAILII•lz. Angto-Itaildw . .... . &i 400 ed d Amiens. Deady Pr. 300.• Vak Ithdeh lthessihd. Gt. India Pchin4 lt ts Loomsn 4 lo s4.oore 61170 1iewr iiogosod ... Nord:in A of room. Orion,., Berciunur - 1, sad L. 4060 •• • • do. ..,. and Brim= 18.tris axle Resew Parte &Braker:9 Rooms mod Nan Sasshre and Maw 7 cIITS and Banta ... YE— -Half-yearly ltheinvg.— Edinburii4 — dept. la the chain—Prom the director,' report It appeared that there woe a free balance of 24,4481. tga. Ild., from which the directors recommended that a divi dend, at the rate dire cent. per annum for tho half-year, be de clared and paid on the original sad Dalkelth branch ..M• This would leave a Whines el inal. 12a. lid., to be carried to the credit of the curer belt-rerharamt• de compared with the onang half year in 1847, the were et the bygone half-year so la. creme et Dr. re. rd. This ked arisen chiefly on the goods ken. the depressed state of trade, was eentlielag empletion of the Hawick brae* his been adsriggswii ark kept then the Oh octon anticipated. TM tole err et this Ire ler the swag of erre nosey. They bar bre yrs awry rpm erbilik they ere. read to orrozar by eadders eerawit et the Noun doe re oar. By their thr. bar isdard the melee ken MAX Itay the moor dr et Slat July, le 112,1111. Wen tree arm widths fail ad white hes bra air the Uri rem mord, rewriter the breach weer be warp WU& The drawers, bowerr, Toespil rare whkwhialkeeeleengekL hot emir kr the InillileMlat stadea the koproverest et the brerkere lair ead ni wr het ea the eread Nei& ha ear swarm et the apposition the nessidgelss of libber* gad ens imbewnsr. The di rectors re. eamilesed the they be wathater to mow the apelloarn to pasha. mat hr en err be any eat the rime elders se theme ratemplated in the MI width Ina idadi lad ar& Tb. other act tor which they to rare them to ore es eillersel orkal of 600,0001. tor the redwing prod. Lad. la erinaity with the Lid f the ew wwden, 'hedger= Weed at the Bret fa vor Wier the raw aulhorhed tote treated ander it, Per th tithe berm el the Wilde exterre scrip em shalt within• N. r ba sperdned by the directors, credit forth. diva el IN. N. per dame, which wee paid at that scriw b le be glees le the pad a who red so take the shares. UMW sir et re shwa met be tree ego by _role parties within the erk Ares will =my; ad these leite s w athe ~ Cathie eatirketg vim de 14111161101.11 it kit OW ihirt. will MOM book Ye or it, Mrs the arr. Wend la regard te Ni Me wee proured kr ear* te mike dr liss. The era to be mid word be Meat r 4e. id. Fr ghee e. The sew err, whoa rid tr . wit tale !dint dry rat the ether Mere ea the Ire sad broths =orgireL The mere resuat to the Mot of July fast sherd Orbolleg• baker of 14/111. Is.. ed.) at 58.2281. lea N.; cayeadkum - DAM ea rd.; li. mere, HAW. dais. 114. the capital aerer to err date dread reorpr (ardlog ohms for brims urd odors) it 1418•44 r. N. KJ 3.141;4101. Oa id.; MOUS et soak mem. N. ow red doe by barony MM. Or .; Wow doe es hoed by Harmer Hallway dirroters. HAM The thrum, la reorts. ordits ef the a rehrred to the program etre Moe eirreftwo liar pr. • etre reve ✓e derived her pareyers erred lir la the erre Slat Jely, IM7, the mar nelket tor isiout.. whir kr the owe warn saki et ISA the emir we OWL, Wks as hirers of lemur el VIM The rare eijereppr rawer aided the emir yard la ISO wee I.l.7li a r .sa h Mi• ND Ike amber inerral to 114 Set. Wm a decreer et tit hale durum tussled tom ea terre the ll rew i ere lbd !Vk Nord to ✓ole kae. he wee Or to loy N. tt sherds drier no" then bangs fre MOW. ewer dr m revere*led dirt year. He esattplir W the sper et at Bervkk sod Neweiedft ie s e r be are le err a Wye lallty . rio aegis; teem 110.4 d. to 14.. ed. pate. drift adkume wtee belladths party larlh eziMmal"" tallki lir 411Llwakiatil ay lOro litea Bend* rodeo a reed *dr . They bed ray goat mord the inert et arergb egarathr hr whir thy boy abraer yore whir as asesnis Inas reds tr. The errs day they egret IT eildkri Mks; rat he Ird N. i rWress wry thee dose Der 11 Mrs el the liewkk had leis errd• N. DAB wwl raddistdtrirkra eut he wee airier Set le amid ere Mir •sr oeverepetra Ita& Kli eshouro to re Dili hoar. be eerreed a way fryer= oft he orkleree Or le err rare Ow weld be elie term it way =dr Os thet grelork raderr N. Whim ereirkr be k oo k& broo bra weak re dor eheliree weer ire their errs. Th e Yet UM. Vida IN to 1••••111 Mai • eakket about wile Per bed bra e oper did d talk. It MI ro. herr to a guibrele wed barer the railway wand. Mc. , talortla imw. i el iiti. 6 ;4 14Leg0! Mr. ' BP vol. a 6. V...der 46 U. 40 r. C Dlrog. d Orford Jo 21 le Do. d ~a nd Ig . 111 Do, 7 Braga and lisele , 3d 34. . iDo I/ Ds.Thirde II 124. " logsDrl 416. 14 L0t5....& WI 410 4 Mon. 6 11.."113-abi rrif;ron II li' . 1r "ton... .. 0....,, 1i...0.2 4,, , iikilan. Do.PrderetkOe 1.31 2.0 Do. Of mdlitddo4ll.. Jolge lll De. 6 LA 4 6 D.J. S t .T di I 1 1',..0 4. 25 ai 39 Do. 1 Do. 1 " Pr/. 21 4.2 g .111•1.114 Thsliew ."'"' ~ ,121 1 lou Nemo 116.11 20 Newsso Do. • e gi,l LIT . 25 Ni dig I Do. do. .&Booepi2 2 Id. p D o. et I2g D Dolfor 61 o. Do. d 0.6 pit Cent 50 1 Do. Do. New.. . 114 44 Do. I De. Luton, MAN c 1.4 I/ Do. 1 Do. do I, 11 134. 6 Do.o Do. do. 4 134. 30 D 0... re . . do " . IA ,Z 9"W . 4 3 3.1 . . 2 till.' LW Laneweari , 4 1144. 1 North A 1 Do. do. Bo* ..... 6 24- 0 0. 15 Notch i Do. . ..... 4 Nora Do.fpol, Marro 17:41.4111.r . to. 46 13006 i I irk lAlleftillel 4 10 4 M0M..1 10 S t! " =•11 Sives. 2 R 4444. , tooltlii Do. 4 drige.,... 101 25 114011113 Lys ytle Too•11.Dors. M. 174 Do. I . iler Chad Noelddit. ~. 19 1 4 a Do. a Do. Loss.& YorsF-4 **. 9 514m0s Otlioritalredilro ' 6 Do. o ergot North *Mow. ' , 332 Id &trews D* Nos. 4 0 g. ..... id 6241. 3 Do. I Do. boo* PA •• • . 402. 16 Do. C Ds, Nor. 141. .... 16 ldp. I D.. 1 arias Wedges lO Do .8 Do. 1 1 7 6 go i. Do. mimes 6 181 l= Do. ... 174 16 lie. Do. NNW, ril 1 1 bi &Nth Nun wiad 11 14 2 ••• • 80 351'8oalla DI. skew to 24 Do. DO. olmoroo 7l dip. n Do. Law. & Ora* -- 43 7 35 Do. Do. Thirds LascoohlrodkPor6ss Heidi Do. do- . .......... 414 1 orl Itl;l7.asse Do. Atom sd. 46 ',Voter Do. 4 14. Q. Irear I De. dietrer;i4 ..,i. Do. Thirds (MTh) 40 1611441 ; Do.Newlluir.6 . 1/C Wu'. A Do.Llroopt.Efflorl 26 York. Dolhador4.l= 25 Do.o D01941P*4( 15 DoE Do. W. R. 11114014- 410. 1 DO.PrenOu&WYn 64 36 ,4, LI D*4 mod Maros - - - d. A 0 2 31p. 50 Teeth Lsocis Idwifor li Do.] Leeds mod 770ra. - ' 16 25 Do. I Deb Now 905044 i 110.11•41.5perCad 3l 244. 61 Arab l 1,10., Men* a N.J 3O &Rai% Looked litsetwall. 4 l ig C' /Iti n a I Do. EibitiON . Los.. lidatlon. d. 40 261 41 6 1 Gt. I* D 0.05044.6 p.lit. 71 loom Do.Prritier.4ll. 43 . 7 Lows Do. 4. 1922 45 20 Nona Do.New6l.6ri.‘t . " 1 Norlb Loodos and (Immo. .., Grimm • Do. Prisontoo. - . 11 Pads 1 I Leadoo4.6l.lsestors, 1101 91 9 10 Do. Dr. IWI woe L.& l 13µ So Paris Do. do New 67 66 1 31 Paris De. lif/Vis 2 9p. 3 Paris D0.401a4.,L. ‘l+ M. 10 a. a...iakia.m aa P IP. ," 5004 noaai.B4.ld dr a 4 4. 9 7cari D 0.1.0444.. Mk 1I el Ip. 51 West YEITING.-Noarn Barnsii.-E ibiburgis. Sept 13,-11r. Eigie Henderson ri,e l IL Yd. id. j2l& :476n . If 14. • i.kd* " 14. ud. 4 m. it ii t of 13 it 3d. .1i CI ay~3 I t 44 110td. 1 11 11 J4I. 1161 at 11.3. r1: 61 1 . $ r 11412 I 426 6 5 1 T 11i211. 18 Sd eta. 54. Madras, coming forward to make ea offer for ry e Till this morning the directors were not aware Mat any 05ea,... 44 1%. would be made upon this subject. It armed be 7Th ;.7 . 7 1 1, offers hod ben already made from the sum quarter. Ts, - CI in unaninsouslr refused. The other, made three ur ear day s 'ar; *ll was ewe whit& the direetors thought It ermoregp n pp "'wit the holders Weather to ask their upumet about, and of en ,. Bed the Alressors &mesa the; what had o f a. - "at way matters that would sot have been rejected A n 4'f* my was, that the directon sould not lose any courage any lame of the line either by Mr. Radom e e • party, soselt Matid sellvle no ertmlaingsnla Man for en,.. the - toreptay. With Web reatirks he *add colielnie y adoption the report, in egne to which make the sh i : would pledge themselves to but &general eppew e L a .,_ tended subsequently to propene • seeks of remlutione rat - n(7. 46 special matters it contalaraL tete Mr. Macintyre emplaned of the manner in which the be, wer e made up, and moved as an amendment that no dirldeb4 dared till next half year, which, net being secomed, e "*". gram& ttt Kr. P. Brough. Pante/. Megseesid himself Immune arrangement by whisk a LW dividend wait honour' to holder.. lie thought it would not be peeper for the direek" oar •,„ shareholders to throw say Matron in the way of anstring es.s arrangement., because he moldered that, if thy mee to - -st ward on their own independent footing, usee ewe Aat r to, bare letter than preeent If the y get a off ni oink lt maeldMaig inwellet Pima Mock, n be er of i cent., sad Is need aot am them that a gearantes of a pa w wet A out any oondapney, nes sodgo as 10 per mat, Mr. `Alison 'skim he anierstoot that there wasamo ,e ut h .„ offer being made on the pert of the York, Newcastle a n j Ve fly, he tWoOt they should hear what it was befor e p".. 1 7 1 any further with the dioniesion. The Chairman said be would state as distinctly es he Gana had taken place. At hall-pm 11 that forenoon, hal'arr-boar ter the meeting sarembled, went gentlemen waited on tbe Covd reelect stating that they represented an infine a ug i x& 0 4: proprietor., and mentioning that they were anxious t 4 aw n arrangement should tithe place, the obje c t o f chick the he to get the line leaned or sold to Mr. Hudso n . Tr," timed that it was their intention at this n.renna the appointment of a committee of - harcholders, cori ata , A a oommitte, of directors, for the purpose of introducing than to Mr. Hudson. The directors and these gentlemen at h thought, upon a very trifling matter. As ho it tin b. tom body of gentlemen who had so long taken charge er the own the company, aril hut given their own responsibility fora Ism ea ; of money, teat they should be trusted in a matter of this kind, e s stated to the deputation that the directors Mild hot committee of proprietors conjoined with them. The - T,l ll ever, pledged themselves to appoint forthwith a commit* ir k own number to open a communication with Mr. Buchan q t other gentleman. The deputation replied that they wow to , o ,av the COMMIUM koen tho This Mao he m a ga and he hoped theit they would not disturb the unanimity ci ael ing by making any such proposal. Ile mold mute then fe w nothing would gtve him and hie caravan grrua r art to enter intosaeltea arrangement, either with Mr. Huh NI or ee* party as would he for the advantage of the North Britlehenaniehin a Mr. Wilms Yee moe, and at great length reviewed theelnew the add let, they Looked to the line what what did f It showed that supposing the been neat, North BeeWiels. Jedburgh, and Selkirk, coembleA wee =thee toy rid*/ a r mt. t e o r nit oral to th hoWees :mew then they ha re cei r e lut:ernera .tke per essat i di cb ei h d e s h.d ansouwigththem s. il i. course of which that gentleman had Indicated an eplan te w e n. would give the rharehoiders of the North British as. York Wien castle share for two North British shares. The Chairman mid that he had never seen such attempts nob sarrlges the ;copsey of the company as was done In that lent. Mr. W. Callow (Liverpool) thought that Mr. W Mon had arise* thing bat • correct representation of the prospects of is. He the asotesity of economy, and remormandeel the :a u g should take place into the salaries of the officers at themeless and it was out a tl e F f ?manors to give 1,0001. _a yore to the anikey and 1, - .oof. to the neer. lie then argued MM dad 'tohe at the mercy Mr. Hada" Inman& mhwas o w : by entering into an mainmast with the Minh/ash awl Mom and the Caledonian companies, they would he able to =hall position and to n aliw a good dividend. Mr. Hudson's ands, bpi possession of the line showed that it war not such a bad mallais some thought. After a good deal of dimme= the Chairnam's motion me spgs to, in so far as it went to approve of that part of tte report mow oomineaded that a dividend of 12s. Gd. Mould be paid mile 1q original shares, and 2s. ed. on the it. shares. Resolutions week pared, authorising the directors to appoint a committee teased. with the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Company, for Os W u amalgamation of the North Manta ; and postponing the earlina. Bon of the report till the lbth October, when the nick tf Ws asp *tenon, and the documents referred to in it shall, be Lek' kebab company. The meeting adjourned accordingly. MISCELLANEOUS 1.113% S.—Lroos tap TOIMIL— This railway, which WWI formally inspected last Frith, by pp, Wynne, R.E., one of the railway inspectors, between bevies., near the River Wharfs, and the city of Ripen, was opened for htfll yesterday between those places, making 2tl miles of this railway (tna Think to Weetoo) now available for public use. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE.-llnectxo-rues, BErr. 14. The MR market continues miserably dull. and prima are with enmity ne. tained; the tu.porters of View. India continue anxious *km* complain with great reason of the want of the mum dem* fi n. tieing purposes, which bag fallen off sines the introduction et Pak refined into this market. and until the price of the raw suira,at in commonly termed, falls so low as to give a remunerating *his the MU* rebut when be sells at the price of Dutch reined in this market, he cannot be expected to buy and menu * lUld the price of Dutch will, of course, be governed by the pro" d foreign augers in Holland. To.day 450 bads. of Wag India only haw been sold, and the pub* sales of 4,00 J boxes of Havanna W bond were withdrawn f.r want of buyers at previous rues; sin 111 *de. of St. Qols, duty paid, were bought in.—Coffee tansies elk. out alteration, there has not been a puble sale today.—TiGloar* been Inn at 476.6 d. on the spot.--Cotton dull, 100 bales only sold.— Runt continues out of demand.—Sepenwoed bought in 151.105.* 141. 10s.—Cuba lOutic bought in 5?. I.e. Gd. to 71.106.—tiara Olia. nom solid 12e. 6d. to 364.—Auatralian gum boug4 in 10s.—Cape And wily sold 45e. to 464.—Plembago ug boht in 71,—Ebony bogitla H.—Jamaica ginger partly sold 21.4 a. to 81. lbs.—Bermuda Arran* partly sold 11d. to is. id. COTTON.—Ltrangooa, Barr. 14.—The market to. was Arm, bat dull. The sales were 4,000 bides, 300 of which won le ea at Sagr. 14.—There is no change to LotiCe is oar market. It continues very Ant, but In most eases actual cedes for goods or yarns eon be executed on batter terms. This is wig,' attrthutable to the state of afEers between eremmny and Denmark SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—Meite. DON. AIL Dublin Ol Rolland ..„ .0 0 India Ir. 9eutla. 0 N.V.) m 4 Wataford O.l Flanders .... W =aloe-Sept/3, Ratan. Nall Donaghadme 01 France . ... 01 Do. MaractliA U 0 W. hulk, Sepal ilucmkJers 010 Lisbon Beat. 10.0 Bastou and Ile U Bratil-flualf Hamburg 8yd5,11.11.10. titax..Beat .14: Gaarrsz-ND, titer. 14.—Arrired: Barbaro, Stralsund ; Salem, Richard and Hannah, Hamburg; Rainbow, City of Rotleeks, Attwood, Rotterdam; Columbine, Havre ; Venezia; Calais; Bmpl, Guernsey; Belle, Banta Martha; City of Boulogne, roalagas; Antwerpen, Director, Antwerp ; Magnet. New Mart ; K. & Far* Malta ; Colombo, Bombay; W. Thornborrow, Lady Douglas, Gum Rey; Emerald, Nienpurt,• Fairy, Norway; Memmger, Meditorransa; Pansy, Dantaic ; Mary, Stralsund; George and WORM. ram Glide, Quebec; 8@ R. Peel, liarlingen.—Sailed Lysanier, Put Philip; Aurora, Bra ; Harlequin, Boulogne; Belfast, Wit; Sc* Antwerp; Junes Watt, lime; Pbrtitude, Morton Day; Zitc, r a Zarah, Ooettantinoale ; Emily, Gambia; Moltland, Port • ; Helen, Bahia; Amhara Leas, Newfoundland; Bangalore, N Lady Elizabeth, Dania; Jenny Lind, Joseph Hume, Baltic; Saris, Guernsay. Liviaroot, Barr. 14.—Arrised : Atlas, Ward Chipman, Nal Orleans; 6t. Helier, Rio Grande; Vel o city, Ale:traria ; Black Cats Denia ; Liverpool , Naples• Milton, Bt. Petersburg; Elio lett, Ten dawn; Kara, Malec; Margaret, Tunningen; Margaretha Johan% Rotterdam; Coroline, Zante; Martha, Denmark; Cambria Oct Tat—Sailed: Jana, Newfoundland. [Advertisement.]—Joan Keyes WOBSDELI3 PILUL—NCETOOIIIII2II. ACCOMPATIID nv AMCTIOTI OP THII This arises in the majority of cares from a disordered state of Medea. tire orgasm no 11,storative rills, mowed by John Kayo &In d Daltee.hallowar Huddersfield, are pmeounocd by all who hayseed them to be the fluent uhaliciao ever di.zovercd for strimgthader tte digestive powers, end for giving tone and enemy to tho wholo sane system. no sure to eat for Wardell's Vegetable ROBEOVItiVIPIA4,_ a II , wed by Jobe Kaye. Egg., a fseetinile of whose eidsmiimiPNlhd_.`"',... his cost of arms, is printed epos the MR of seests maned room be without which nose are gonsino.—lister is. lid.. ho hi. sod M. per box ; to be had of all rcepectaVie chewArg mad etedklue rendes [Advertieement].—WOUNDS 114 A LEO, AFTER WU THAN TRUE TEAM' brywaixo, MUM DT HOLLOWAVP OINTONT AND Puaa—The wife of Mr. Jaws P. Sort schoolonwee, el* town et St Patrick, urenada, had been s with an ulcer*/ leg far mon than three which woo so bad that it baffled tie skill of all the pnif practftkoora in the island, who could ant possibly heal it • after every other remedy had felled, Liollemtre ointment and pule were reemlad to, and by their powerful elmHp the wounds were soon heeled, and a perfectly sound core ahem_ Them medicines excel all others in the cure of scrofula end MP glandular or other Imnatural swellingn—Sold by all drug" and at Prete:me Holloway'. establishment, 244, Strand, London. BIRTHS. SICK EREITETII.-Sent. 12, at Clapham-deo, the wife of the Rea nick of a son. COVAI r O .-Scpt. U. M New Balla. the Uon. Mrs. Coventil,K daughter. CIARSIT.-Sept. 10, at Boston. tho Woof T. Carat, Fag.. at a cloned_ rt ILA LAN D.-Sept. 10. at Sprlng-rale, Kyle, Bea, Mrs. Isle of Wight. the o. Mrs. O. H. IfoCand. or • eon. 1111IITER.-Sept. Mn K. Bunter, or B r upgpiekeyntre, or a K l iVi.-Sept. 10, at Auchlngrament Mouse, Hamilton. Mr. Kith of • eau. KEMPE.-Sept. 9, Sin parsonage. the wile of the Be,. 9 . B. Kempe, of a daughter. KIRKLAND.-13.M. 11, at Olargow. Mrs. B. Kirkland. ofs roy. LECNIfT.-KePt. Jr. at Dublin, Mrs. W. Lackey, of daugh'er• LESKO Y.-Sept. 13, at Groat fleorgoots est, Westminster, Mnb of a son. STONK-Sept. 9, at Balmy Lodge, near Northampton, the wife of 0. T. Stone. Ent , of • daughter. WI LKINS6N.-Septlo, the wife of T. Wilkinson, Kai., of Tennis/. plain, Lower Clayton. of a M da AVAGES. CAMPBELL-HORN.-Sept. 9, at Ilandrworth, by the Sec G. X. Murray. rector, Mr. W. K. Oampbell, ts of Innelnalum. second soul the Her. J. Campbell, of Bernard. Han. to Anne, secood Lewis of the late (I. Lora Km.. of Me Lle of noun, Kent. TARIM-LEWIS-4V. 12, at St. Worms, llanoreaguaa I.l' Farm, M.D., to Julia tinny. second daughter of K. Lout Kn.. Stratfordplaco, Carendnti equate. HALO-WILSON. 11, it Olargow, by the Rev. my. Loon, of at David's. the Bev. J. Ila*, of the Snatch National Church. Brontrile. Canada. to Janie Won, second dalletdre of 11 . W.K 4 Sik Cibuipow. 0411 ,, ,5s PARKE,-11,13AD.-Sept. 11, at T ALC Church, DIMS% bY W. Itobinam. Mr S. Parke. Jun.. of New Nutirow 11 " e 1. - -J. farnham, to cat 221 en, daughter of Ir. J. 11. Bad, /1.N....P. Cottage, Chun:Mown. SCUM SBZ-11111D.-Sept. 10. at St. Marks. Sortilon, Sorrel. Kr. &limbs. son of the late Mr. P. &Innen. of Caridapee, 31tIf CNA to Ma-taint. daughter of the taco Mr. D. Reid. or Culla' 13M1111-cOPPAK-Sept. 0, at titeakiey, Bucks. E. Uxbridge, to Catherine Jane, youngest daughtm of the Into J. Cows. Streatham, Surrey. EITKKL-11AIN.-Irept. 11, at Ankara, Capt. A. Sel, the barna Mary Campbell, to lilizahoth, second dauehior o f A. o ffalo, 118 4. Antrum. DEATHS. BICKIIIITON.-Sept. 9. at Netting hill, W. Bickerton, IN., of Pa* mall Kan. aged M. CAVX.- I Sopt n. 12, at Bre:miry, Gloneettashlre, Mary Auno. Mr. 01 Cave, DANNETT:=I.I, at Brainford.road, Mary Dannett, widow of the late K. Daman, M.A.. minister of St. John's. therPeol. *MK It DAVISON.-ilept. 10. at Southampton, Mrs. Dane" widows.' the Me Major Davison, 11.111.C.5. DICKSON.-Ilept. 11. at Loral= Home, Bab. Maief - Clan• Tr * Menton. LOGIN TON.-Sept. 1 ,tat Kirk 1121 a Baum Kist Wing of Sorkin , . S. Eglntell. Nob agod NISHER.--elept. U, at Areley. Foam T. Tibor. FA , . of W. 444 4„ mar Dorking, Surrey, sad St. Peters Cotlogn Caluhridae.a l V RATKO/M.-dept. U. at 49, 1111111.,Selogoars, (Norio UM om , •r• arlltply kraeltk a. ... 9 at Upon= =tom nano. EIf S K KI4 ne rrife kt of B. lluddletton. Nato K E Mod ff. SKIMOOD.-41 LL int.9 : 1 W. H. Premed. Eat. ROSKITIIO k l.-4101. at (Imegtook, J. Itotoctson, Lsk. Union Itiget THOISUKW.-Sent. 12. Obegow, Flora Oolvil• wile of T. Tbortaire, 1,0 4.. aged S. Prunes owl Boittood wows. due thoseµ at too 11. LOO•O,4Ag WM, ei Earim. hftswa es me ogles lossionisseen.. lea Wlniallmassialissa Sartansoa UM Ii wee web OsF . rd: a Ser. Ism J. Lo w.] Cc Lai Plc 111 m UI dr ail Kw a ma ti g 4 -A i z' • I I