The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-24 00:00:00

NAVAL AND 311LI7ARY. AONTIALTT, Sips. 23.—APPOINTMLIITL—Lica meow V 13. Thompoo (11M6). to the C).l..ps, 6, pothik • whool mom Memo, at Ponsmooth. Maim T. W. Stamm ,to Diolota, 112, strew Mum slap, at Portman* , (II66) 0. S. Comma (11846), to enkfs- Psytuassor G. H. Waller. to His Cyclops. Acting Sorood Moor T. H. Hayntaa, to tie Valorous, 114 palllo.vball atom Mole, id lanoaport. Aetna. Assiolaat-Sargooss H. I:Wm, R. R. &mama, Dr, W Y. H ,oa.oa. sod L. Lamm to bs &Ultima to the fn. limit Hospital . T. Cc a11..4 Dr. H. S. aatt Di M'Cormi-k, .4(41001 to Ow lopropailo, for Plymouth Hoopital. Chou W Woodlohly, to the VA...us. DEVONPORT, SRPT. 23. dantrtaboa, 91, strew. Master Commander Nod dakt, aid the Agaericas Nesse Mph. Niagara, bars bees takes hate As built M ILoybdm, to lead lb. *WIG id table preriev• MAsir big a...v.1. The rab= PaNdwaM.~to ta• old useathrs Lich I. 1.1.4 . lN.d hrMe as asiotii.b:so earylre 61 plaid a lt . ° Z . ." dielepLi soak, t tit Tint Lord of the Adishalty. The Sualtschanaa Arl en ship, is expeetai to rag to a few days. Telegraphic mammals:adios is about to be ariebbehed kS tines the Keyhara Siena Teeter, sad the Admiral ham.. hitesekat's tad Cotrinteader-la-Chiefe NJe. bag Ina dataidad at the poet, is coll oquia rof two of the swim haring MUM do sight duty An isautigatisa lie the eiresumetatesse men Mai on Studs,. lag by Ifs. WO% Dhow Altman* of the Dia yard, and 11r. fledge, Maw of the Royal Willa The report , f Ilene edam' see Ihrwerded to the thereiery of State, and mark, the ewe leeselary lassies wen &a dmird the servks, rod MIR their Isadlop seat tabors. Nutmegs roma* free Dermot ban am heard lb. Nile, comehrileg bar saagimest to She hale les sere" her degairles, sod vitt Airily pima to he as. liaatios. - MALTA, SIM it - he lath, after four months' dry wt ooMbor, Mid • Ins blamed with • pod shomw of ralgymismnpanisd Tryst, thunder and lightning. The rain bag doe Mr ce • deal of good and cooled the air. ridlealans afildr uat a pia , * during the storm. A lady, famed Ow liar beauty mad perfection hi dress, was out taking alma, whim Medians eirtook her. Like most ladles aow-t-liye do beasts la • Lat., sort pottieosta„ but the heat of do member pro elud•d tho possibility of her wearing the usual bow" ea ses bad • ser7 skilfully made petticoat of steel. Whom - Os Yob& = began to piny about Mr she became shirmed lot ler t thoukl attract the cle , trfe W;asd What than risk life, the, saw serimenw, kt go the elsigis oal socood out of her steel, mock to the amoomot Ora olio saw it. Oa the 17th her Majarty'e ship Coquette arrived sistatizeiple ; het from Smyrna. 11he has been tellewd at Canotaatioople by the Osprey. Commander Gem ef the Csapkitto. has had the mielartatie to break his toner bow, bet is &lag wen. Lord Lyres, with the het, ie expri - itd off the pad shout Ihe MIL It onion dosblllil if be inn corm in, let It ia ogosiod, show • &art silty of the port, he will roma to Cork sal Mom torly is Warr. VOLUME= Fouls roa IxntA.—A =itioa is am Wag istraiteed to the Ewit India fir rasiag • eorpe of Enropeoa eitatilry in Anshan sad bad, to be ecespcood of persons of the middle ei:•1 11 M aM also • corps of Zeuavea la be formed of vaiiminew eal heted ia lashead. The oomennwe of the Camay ia rasa b th•oreezoledoee for oaken being in* rilk by Po. /aide axadiag to merit hen the teaks. Methd emit ia India ander tle leentatica of they two tom de= end Ur Company deride oa rejoins theta, due meta trill be sires la the public plats. 39th Ri.onarrr.—lo the Quebec Oaselte of Sept. t=ed Yeeeiday waning die loft orbs of the *th t arrived Ms tram Itesetrl s the reams Quebec, M P rredi reorsteg heed sr den strived Is the Casale& Om moist! the reepeeihe Moline model es te the Haig beoreatio whine they stele he isertered abler( menteln, mile Os se sew MONA INlONOpland Oa VIM( =eel te oieene selMis, Nam atm of plum& Is sessolus shit wshret oese ig = i 4esesbie moms hew las Ile cake of the Pi="l.9 = e=erte ew, have, losseeer, bees , es harpy mew e t Ire hobs seietkeel ate lab south, $q ably Imhof et the ihs of say one bele=l:l = w r g ear a tkor. a te% s illi tra g eret ai Xbee bobs ub staspuserl, end gr i me that false the deg ef the net wee Qrlee, set be Issursa Is • Thee le an outside W e t b. r=„wcasionsonsol ef Iletertket Met hie doer bees the edeeet el ewe& by seStury ma, eel shish hes set shit Is way eller city of Crete wise Sew eee nr Arsistrasi Pilot of Sept. S seye:—" His Is ahem Itemineest-Omeeel Sir 'v :6.m It es, elite. Wier et ese governmeat, vibe had jw , i wired lbw Tapes* sidensel the teleace , 4 th e air Itrelmest I emirs ills hearses Is the berme -spree. We axed ram OM d • weir wits ersaa fedi stee,wel at Me eladules be vas meet essimti,ellielkarrials um. 'TINA yes fir Ira dews' mai Sir • hir vemehl me et 9=Bl law bard °a the Md et lode: 11 he bra isM tbal Simi en cower% wog yes. IMI toren teas Y ere. If there be lay wishing le Mel, they bed War p am' " Ts t 9r9 RiGnezerr.—The left wing of the 9th 1114/1111. =be asmord Bolin% snivel Is herbed es heads, maks& S. 7, Is he Uwe Oasis eriesrar. They amber r Mee. —1 Mt as., II a_w risa 17 was, 1 eall 17 mrs...r. to. 17 fnimigoi es. 9 rad ilk itt weniaosl 33 et.:.:ios. The debt wig yes agora an Or Miele fry. NO RELNFORCP.MENTS IN CALCUTTA BEFORE NOV EM DER TO TNIIDITOO . ?P T?! Ulthl.4. St 6.-I;ia leediog article citilsT;;;:is of the 21st. ism., it so reward that the nieforossets isobar thiewas ▪ weakl bearristagia India about the 'yowls el Septerber. The rise fallery alibis assumption will to apparel, whim 1 NB yea that the Mt Iniat ;la which I hare a le Weal war nadir wars der labs le Lae sews al the ma- try errird. This regiment NOW goat the middle of Jul) ; taxi will be expowit th Ink if ant the wry Int, of the • oridoweimeals to anise to ladle fora thla marry. Three , marls sad a boll is ftedialell a goof I softie te Calmer the soma would sot, theredire, arrive wail about the let of Neweeker. Newly two whir ace I made se bitable endeavour Wert your corms to draw public verities to the erg , alter of the Who celerity. Tb. ansinuaint de let yr to hare taken .seam nlerySis I. the .stria. seweperr, ia my bumble opine, he bre ow great ..eve of abuses hely ist beteg swam hewer ed to orlirtair cesatryme • ea M hat from , he ecoasaacatmal wailed the yells, by dirt= the whet al the bow, test erbeaveriag to rah, believe th a t goveramirt we &big all that was wereary. at a Ilene whes they were redbog eat sews four w lee bourn I mew by a = i le , a Crto yet down the nook at two,Ore twined osabt of thleyekk7 is lit se adequate roleforeserats as new teeth bulk beim Disrobes ant and it la Wawa leo leech le =pyre thee the rub tut gallant bead of Daropear tea hold out web bra. Ire it Waterer te see ad the letters thy tat the dote of lad unmet, three wire 6110 sea is the amp before Delhi. If wok wow tbe case is the meth of I:,y, what will it be in tbe wadi rare nawlialmeme months of &plumbs, sod October, whim the whole coentry le sae vial wank owing I. the weedisti of the issadatless ? I``tuiit my be.. say 'nee ird, bat barley Mee • •• -I away yews in Übe waist dinner best myself the Est that It le ins. twesly probable that the seat lee lan4 may brie( as bra limos that British mekceity gibes att:y is the tam towboat Dane Bombay, sad Calcutta. la the Farrel& of India the wain Iv.ops . listable' the inetimyrats sad the imps mid net.'isia of indorse/eat mount to about 600,000 see. all of wham wey Census our usemies. Times Wight be Wised by the LlNl.Stlalt sad their retainer wirers the cons of Kew Deg, who led his ryas to the attack of TAI aokatomato troop at •rral. that goversereat. baying .4 leas argleseed te offive_ of dr ererked route ere sow demi to send Dslp t wo, threes/mere theuet!, to Imre bees la Os A abort tar ye they d. caw ado he on oddilariveraLly tire of reamers ea the ad lea sei remora ; pielbere ttey maid be girl to himr waw.—l darn, is., AN ANO LO- I ND! N. TIER 11111711b111 nr iitTCLITI HIGHWAY.— Tro d.* lb. W. tarter. bold ea inonon se Ile the bady et Garr 111e:r . ,..= mgr.. W;S: • to wea nabbed by r sereer sear Jan do Rosario. In Neptimwanost, adollf fltiterr. The iwoniry laced srawal Wow emd iho widows oislinsad what hen tees r nbliehed of oho an- Mabalhir. Tba diesond lo doort.t.4 be haw bow kind rd man, and, haw well known wawa kis anstrwmw b bad ward as ladghte.h , ..so at No. 1011, Et Owassiwalswer, tbe wishbone. whip the minew. low& was paid of liar am Amok at ship arrival tho Landon Deis wino her or N. days them pe t Rsdy wades ho we having wide with a ;menages when he Matt. Tb dossowd who nor perk' it the tieno rantw Waal with hisa ea IS the OA e hes the haw leek lea bio pallet a Lep Iloilo bled cl %LA , . sad phipred ti Me the meter —l_ rat. /trees Li be mason anon berbal stabs, ore of while peasleste4 tbo bowl and rased wort, Owl. Taw Jury head a ver!:,t of.. Waal Murder ageism Row* who was coawalited • n •te coransVo warrant to tato his trial at Ws west sittings .1 the Conhal Criventai Cart. TN fompwan of the jsry 5.114 that they whited to aorta dee wry direr.• vial ty the A Was =Mr' Were lour la tout asisbboarboci ea* traluteaL They re aired that saw wane should be taken to deprive gnaw of their bins. At parwat It nor .lasiorese ha ow "AO .perestre grow to walk along toe onoss.widlo hors anion in • nod beaten state et re N. It woo esasw asemisil the lbws shoal." to wove lonce in the Merck Thil roomer said tat dttaht the ~ e z; e st, :La woad how onare eury iw ... a a he itzt THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1857. Rata Intriltgente. ---. COURT OF BANERUPTCT.-43irr. 23. (Bakes Mr. Cousagmlorr Ralroyd.) THR ROYAL BRITISH _BANE RIAKINATION *kip ilea 7 This was en adjourned en:itinaiim =Wag. The sitting vas held in the court of the 'calor c c—. The at tendees we not large, nor was then say saellemsat or warmly dieurtece. 'Ms divided sail "locum he the future," but becomes more and man Wined—the proem doss are ending, the Welsh works will not WI, and the 02 6 b good news for the creditors wes that a auto of 1,2004 to Mr. H. Brown, has, through the interrentiO l infl foreign court, been made available to the estate. The following is the balance-sheet. TN! RALANCE•IIII4ItT OP TN! TOTAL BRITON PANIC, Aa prepared by George Gillott, Richard Hurst, end latish Butt, three of the directory, from the date of the last Mat ronly account preceding their appointment on the sth of Aurae up to the date of the adjution of bannuptcy. The account commence. June 30, 1856, and ends Oct. 9, 1856. To creditors onward — £576,836 9 1 To creditors partly covered, see contra To creditors to be paid in full, 1,4,866 17 11 see contra Liabilities ca beak acceptances for mu tation end ca bills ro-diroounted, which should be Od by the acceptors To pen poo, tr am 30th June to 3rd 1656 6,406 6 6 To capitol paid up peke to 30th June, 1866 161,736 0 0 M 07,271 4 4 By cash in hand, Oct. 9, 1866 £7,120 16 8 By cub and WM with official manager 69,768 0 1 By billa receivable on hand, good By debtors, good By debtors, doubtful, con tracted June 30 and Aug. 6 £3,461 10 1 BetweenAagaat 6 and Oct. 9 2,11014 9 Including 7711. 10a. for in- . . ._ Wm* at iiecoantm 6,172 4 10 Iminaud 44 44. la S 1,303:1 2 To Was 4,179 3 8 By debtows, doubthal 224766 6 6 By bills on band, daübed 231,996 17 0 as abovs,due to Jane 30 sb 86 6,672 410 ZINO& "I 3 i 43 . 1 a c la w to rile of capita mooollt 194, 811 Our to %to i l 1361, oisloi to d e o ital toomt 37,639 4 5 228,429 12 3 45,284 14 5 s i c e kw es i.. &MILWan, onsoml of o. b 7 Danish* soll cm. l % 07 whoa Os - s Were O ' oire• tnk 63,191 17 6 k, ID 3oth Jm o, 1868 60,083 18 2 103,275 15 7 Estioniett to avolloo" 20,000 0 0 20,000 0 0 Carried to debit of spit 4 m oot .... 63,276 12 7 lottrIaltn 7111 1:1 tith MA A between vis* 1868 6th Avert tad 3,8 M 2 8 9th Octobte 1,202 14 6 SY PmPdrt7 ma .l:writhe's& . Wst '35,682 1 11 Estimated to maims 19,907 $ 6 19,907 6 6 To loom 11,674 Pt Lose creditors to is paid is toll, per costes 2,516 17 2 19,141 6 1 By bau of earbaarts held by ' , lodise's, folly mewed . , 13,117 3 4 Arms doe to meth creditors 4,866 17 II essider sysilobl• for thereto", 111= sad obit elpsees, via. iso tsars ealmiss sod mess 11163 4 9 I Woe* rid diarist km 19 11 essmwsl siorgor 3,110 9 0 Allowross to directors Low cods 314 3 0 16,140 15 10 LiskiMir so pa • Nabs 115,916 8 9 lams co realising beak 16,874 16 6 BAYorst:k - . Mf! ? 6, Seadzies *94416 0 By dittos doubtful debts as abovt 4,179 3 8 By 441181sacy Jew 30, 1866, via.: La. cm works. ... 83,776 16 7 Bed debts - 37,6:19 4 b D 009 9 .914969. l'ireilsiaary exparts 16,793 II II Adthrtlag Waist st oma 22,366 10 6 A 340,204 0 2 Lam newripi had, for ap ahown C . :10 . =s se port ..... 16,262 11 3 324,941 6 11 £807,271 4 4 *Although we did not take olio anti] the dth of August, 1866, the foregoing account has bon compiled from the 30th of Jane, twins ths date of the pe w half-yearly mon. The bank cloud on the 3rd of , but the account is corriod d . Ewa to the date of the udication of bankruptcy te the 9th of October, 1866." THE PION V'ETION OF THE DIRECTORS. Upon this point it wee stated that the public were seder MIMI misunderstanding. home thought the es aide inkematious Sod by the Attorney-omm] em- Immiel shawl ell tliclE matters of oompleint to which the judgment of his Honour adverted, but this was tot so. At meat there wars no informations in !sht- Ise* to the mate or circumstances in which the original Board charter .0 obtained, or the repreeentations to the _-- of Trade tad oc the crown to grant the rapplweental charter. The Wormasa laid bed reference only to thie one question whether or not the directors did knowingly coespire to defraud the shareholders and creditors by = eintatioes as to the affairs of the Royal British on were to their knowledge untrue. TN, LITIOATp! PROVIOMD BY ATTOILNITS., ler. Lawrence mid Were could in no question rto the atrocity of the proordinp taken by certain members of the profession to which he belonged, end by which both creditors and shareholders were injured—proneedings which injured creditors, because the hope of an equitable orepronake berg cut off, solvent shareholders quitted the country. lie thought the shareholders would heat consult their own Interests by Wealth to a fir eorpeandie, end if they did so then would be a fair prospect el Ur proposal made In the err instance beam airr.• out, re" • dividend of 16e. 6d. (upon the whole) in the pea& At the same time be tort observe that he wee not se sanguine of this being fulfilled am be was sere months age. At the same time it wee the duty of the s►areholders to show their appreciation of the act which bad been recently pared, and to do all they coati, by contributing to the beet of their ability, to err • compro mise. Each eh•reholder, be it wrallected, wee liable to the lot shilling of his property, and therefore he could not hope le escape from his liarlityunlem he contributed to the utmost of his me•es. After the maa•l enlogitun upon the conduct of the Nara to the eseig•ess, Mr. Lawrence mid he trusted the eleireleildele world cis Orr ►set to eery out the compromise. The sem rapier to pay es. ed. in the pound ►y the share holder ins 170,0001. As to the ladiettnests, what the result Wahl be no lawyer could venture ta say ; but ha Where that Jerks word be done. TM Commeledeser expemeed • hops that • compromiee wale be reseed In this nnfarturte awe. MB C 483 OP la B.dlrl. . The nark that wu taken by the legal advisers of this gsktoser, upon his being brad& up to sake hio trial last Rea et the Central Crlanutal court for the murder of , Mr. hallaress fa Ws Qom'. Bench Prison sprigs to haw boss pia smingsmad earlthe part of the proselhis, ka ass limmo Ilia Pt aker pammihr tamwasenre 1111111161•1 wi h ihaz7 Mid II au of Yon& lbw as bo am k int Is no ' amok thsl the nellst hr • he a.m has .* oce , shish hem prod rerm sew la his punt piests, WM • ; balm el romp the dammosel assaspasoa of ht• ha , * skslaiel • dam to De end which it is ; esti tinslielam skis sf his map *Wag the leweed we• In hi..gni entiortbe Om Warm Sot and nine benhol Tlas phase rues, bottintr still have MOS2I, Of lift brie 'My powerful Mewls to mkt hie Ils lis dime, me km Ls pig te Mr. Edertn hOlat ea fesdfa isz asekri, she alindad as hi. behalf i at do 1.14 tWe ameniod &war to ode hundred and akk paiss, Ilsejesat Paves also paid pent hie to • sesimast, • thud co M. 3l'Mohne. boles alma waked es dio The hi mran that, the =rbey* ban tequittsd, at the Asps seise d Os otadmal Own, fiw a that °mat st the ledlatnak stab okapi kill elth &Wdously sowidag the demeal with bind Is modflor M I N ihod tosslaiel wpm Ss same chap et wearliss Wean to am Omni b_iday ant ismsapasmaissek Skis nion'lleklnywataso Ma* W orlon, ups the passe, Valag momdismi An wild monite, plea t washa kph Inas fooordod rr km primer. Mb t h e de limeys weld oblkohr, wal me Soh a thitfilewhig t o and Awn& de Bawl in hh sea Pesky lima mask kb wok has, sad 'kg ku.d isistunkt wed, ankh that ow ad, the Queen es& matt Anew to prosecute Wilk bas Ma "". so Nei af ski Isitt e.‘ 7 1 halm ink I. toss t, minim au add Robert Beliseass, Immemea pith thie 1 Inhahm,.._ wilt st of Ari mid smoke Oho /silvery of the t WI et kilts An kopshilletion of the C. nerd 14.1 at Junior kkw Old Bailey, in lb • A.L •abork km of lasks, es lissap, the 17th day el is km per kiss Led canal skin Waist -- mar „FLY wows, bike An `maws as" Mips, ow at', it er el ow mil lady km Ors other Own at Lobo. lisheml Seiko Chendmr, rte, of d aid WY the tksk t bar Court of Comm ,104, , Aka others, then Mena, *On of ow meld kik Os 4 . 1 % anigood to Maw Lend pal of Nimrod, of So norsts being, he, the send ifteoak, IS.M, vas k of kw, fathead, wit tried upon • wain India matwhich tier name of AMIN, de inn, he kin ha so *hi\ as of July, is the par t ot.• Lard me thesmil skit Innind sad Illtraawn, bk the emus* of limy mad telthis the .Mskedss of the oaken, amiserallp hisslawly ad stab, ent, sad RAM Ihnlawss llithwass, Wth intent thereby / ant awl Oak dasissiy, Ideally, and of hie =Ws mhoolhogibl, m kil and wiikeir e. nil Robert Hosamssa Ile hen if die *One k such ors made s i nd ik" AX l : l ll hot he, the sehl Ake& de 1.14 au. War rah that upo Osn lOs odd hiskakt he pile =, rn a c aVi i h i s Turd Irikd a = imiala mare " 1 Immith appears. Ind la What WM kmit ryes Is no w: Akan as the ski Maks is larl maseaai hidebound acmes owl an user Ind dam* proms, awl ant the and Lent sew lshMeme / Elie - avow haleassat — emeed b des semee . idialkel es Ts asked k as hemmed Is ebbe \ROM seal de k sew hoe pleadig, sat ust esseihas sod dam. me" IEI Air ease of Ihe dray =di Of the ell M Itaa c eiV ams and smarm n ot the aid SAaisle, eels, Ned wends, be ale of whi ch, with idea se wieder ate WI RAM illenderson Roberteon, he, thesaid ASIIII. D. WTI yes kellget„ tried, and acquitted as skew mil; art re asue ether dohs, eels, std wooed., or stek eat. sr mead whaterever, mod not any almost= or *fay phseeseeir. Rad We he, dee add Ardente de aalvl, breed, to verify. hereby, be preys ladranet, and that by the court hen be be disslssed and discherned of so much at the pewomi his whh having of his mike theetiliensbt ZIG= said Robert Headsman MeketneC seel es Is the ortedsr felony of which he, the aid Arab De &awl, we am& hearted, he math thee be hire greof, sat state be pat. Wmarlf open the 111 in meirelleed that ea the pot of the Crown a demurer, ▪ beaelenei to this plea, drifter whisk procreding is that the tisk skied r as pi= ss sebeiterml; bet It will be we %UM est Ibis Re sot =she eel Set is phew wee ever pised jesegeoly ogee thearegs et sail useder, sad thet gal&the lies et sahib meg* mast be ow- MI be mud ea dme Ikea lig et the judges ark ask at amp Cobol Umbel Curt ant meek. sad the Oat shwa be issaull el sgart the primer, he vIM et are be lekd ups Ilk tamp weeder. The me sa spike hpi skis Is, awl As hea s oust heels( bested sal segelted st ...reap walk Wont to murdar, Isse mew Is • dew et wirliat tare to wounded psr se shereswils ties, rut ft b beamed lot the only object at the seem him or haat of the phew is that the jwry keg base him* besught bane arm the facts that the pinkie his his. shesily Med end may iced of se ahem slip set et the seer kessegies, sud sesturoed to a vary Illailaill=leant, the bltpa that It easy operate ape's desk art lame arm te Mem • verdut that will not Ant to Mb et ths weekeggy passes,. fEI lIVIDIR lir WOK WOODS, CLII7I2N. IDIENTIFICATM OT THE BODY. mei • •;ie; to dear up IM imam la Ala er mmem viriled hare bora me Ida sem mom TM Whatity et the ceuettered moms Mais. folablhi?lbermil dmit. The memised mama to primal to ham beset • women Ni mime Simms Ni 04 whim Mary Ike • frame pee hr them kma dessA Ihneeft lied is sib in the demlp el the Ilea. Mrs. llesoa, Derselthame, Cm ud mem the Wedded up of ber matekkehamit by the leap with • ere is Ur rereeml ts Iselead. she went tithe to the esnthe of • lay mimed Cam, at Climemtmelthe. Sabseptatly she wee to the mi De rk e te Mrs. Reim, of IllesrMasit, Beth, sad mem Ur deeds of that big tad the theekleg up of her eneblidemem the l wist imam se heed mesh la the Wady Ni the Zee. Mr. 11Sheese. Ni embied. mar lath. where she Seel 1111 white - esppreethely hew Ni Ira sobs. Mr ha gems Mr. Withers Wee Ni bee blades is ham Ihr the rim d Nab g MP a ping mie who hod Mpg Mr owl the Mil hammed bit thllowaervente that the ammi Ni yeast mea was Dad► leak, who wes a Beth hod bra eke thlig la mink% sad theme to na me dir hiwS that the asemeed melded him aem of messy is la the aelghlteetheed at Neethempton, M the pumas el lb imps= deaf le Bath. At dime femr - idea - is Ir eg _ eleser i the 111 bd. (the body me demisted meted set th e Ilth lest.), Beale arrived at the Muse Ni the r. Bythems. when he emend kr skeet deem hems. adding tea with the wirmate, med aidelleg the deceased le peek her bums, which WM% Melba away by • parer Ni the Willa sad Somerset la. :L i n.. wets three boar tee covered with bled with arm =llk mdi Iwo covered with paper Ni thlthemt paters& They were all parked la IMO some aid awls& mod were (it le base* all 71 9 = Om as modeled is have • and memo it sitremed, "Mr. Beak,_ pisompr Deterel." Al? o'clock the deemed mod Seale leek ham of de demotion Ni Mr Bytbressis estehlitheasat mod hi, delleg that their ultimata late mks wm le pa Is Ameba it tes time when they left, Charteete the wen welled eases breast trith mesa Masi" the - mei% inlet me nude of the ribber". beat 0 1 / 4 11111 with late. She wore • lam black mantle of Orlems, with Meek Weld, mad lined with black, it me berm the dished • elk mantle sad some shawls la her Maim. She bed away with her, but her fellow. menet' %Mak that it wee art more than N. or 81.. but upon the plat us setae the ye been awerialnel. After leaves _Mr. 'a beers they d.d not proceed to the Freelthed bet le the Seas Mee, of the railway, whence it belimed they weed ima is lethal. The dreadful sequesie I s tleT ra nt=tr am ini Ma not et tern weans has been al tree:4 l' ot, bet It fend the be rom m hiree sailed y et at any rem is Meat to era) to Lemke. A young wear, • hilerememat of demand at Mr. BytheMe, ad wet slept will her may night, ea. yester day brought emir try laspether Morrie to inspect the dammed's clothes, white lam bees ledt is the charge of Superintendent Heather. the Idemeldel marl, all the articles, mom of them la the mese hadahltebie rear. The MU round lea dress she Weal deeded lam hem the wash, the beck ander. Mims she sew the deemed meet mid teak into her ems on the day belies the LA, she Mattes that ale did it a she thought that her drere them was is. short. Her etchings the young warn had sommied for beam the Teesday, sad AS maritime some peedheldes Is ler ma ma. Her le sorption of Charlotte Noisy theerbe with the drained. Imeaster Bell hes I= ll 4 iladlaa Meier who wiekM it Charlotte Pegetury, mad the aLo vereffeber the marks aa the lam. lwi RFGSTR CrIONS.--B mi E.—At then/ft own of Hairy Dlescoure Churchill. Erg., the ustriethy bertha , be baba held at Window, on the slat bat it ere huees the erase-esaminatton of the We atheareativie, wpm the bearing of the int of their objections, that the bake ....hoed is bleak, whkh the reeletag benvier immediately held wee bed, ead the Arm el the weer eidested to vam reambri on tb• the meats Orlin by this atimios, limb be r.ll dis may, that their .oam atheshout the arty vs. spat. An eitheilon was haws by the amemerestives le the fir= of Me liberal notices, the thipater 'inns hie weed Woos of 1 ANY awl sot thm lave of abide bumblt es the teethe be a tha= where die (*amain yam skeet% Int es the of pew bolded shelter on alliname with the gen tioa ithed, the Iteekbe Disridur overrebt eiyessies. Tbe eeeklea le lather es bogey we, mad the biterals sl yest Is lon Weber of It. (Adeertierthent.)--HOLLOWAT's 0711TNE1Y AND Pte. vivacewri Ilearmee pea an. Cm se Pea Lase—err Amy.. ef Mar, elem. lo • user le Ma. l bw ANA* Se 4.12 al; ehner • -nee wed or re I* eaVZ weer* wow Web ev seek brae mee ef be Mete an r emeeleee Mama ant sees he owl Melliesset PUe est Cleeeme ; mei be ewe Mei b.r pelf** mottakeem la err. able ereederful madam Ye ble him so bolus, cm J o L . 1 .@.,„ b, • 1:44 .... e Yr *sells re si =beeldl .4 e =iaie eft lea. Owe, ; ONO% l IL delta. Tbo mit* woo dimmed to Nov. T 6, at 11 o'clock. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—SarT. 23. (8.10 Mi. Conielsokser Murphy.) IN TII DUTY= 0 . 7 Plllll ALIN" 711 INT. TbisMeniV;ni irTenairsaas, who Vaiits;; importer ef design goods end commiesion er rat Ewes Change and I~wYa~ wee on his 'pediment' to be Ndeepd by Mr. Peed Mena. Dueled, piaaokete seams, of C.amkeret, In Frew, sad by Kr. Denney for Mame. Dbinebet, plemolorte makers at flentaville, near Paris. Mr. Seeped supported. Tb. Insolvent, who um exandeed by means of sa inter preter. although he bad been IS in this country, owed 1,1391. contracted in a short period. He had 311 creditors, neerty all of whom had sent him articles from gated. Es had been supplied with all aorta of conuneKtien H. bad weds no prod* sad had sold the articles der the Weisel price. From Mews. Devied ha bad dm pima, sad whim dues were unsold their solicitor gave Ida seder dee Ms Ms wen dishonoured, sad th ey disappeared la a few days abr. was. The inaolvent bad given notes pnyeble es Maters In Paris, where he had no Nada. In the mune of the emit rellineete me mode is the ease datable importer, named Picet,who bed serried en hualassa In Egan. Change, sad who a short time age meshed sink. semi of 16 months from the Chid Camembert". Mr. Read, In soling the mart be give Latb:ned irk an ent, declared that the ineolvent lel he a peg of swindlers, who had preyed os the foreign to a med. amble West. aeriooi complained ef the armee b which the era lad boas °Deducted. wad that rederettee had bola are to 1/106/1f which had aotbias to do with the peepset mita don. The learned pommel admitted that It wee not a case for an 'mandate dialarge. Mr. Commlesioner Murphy was of opinion that the debts had beer incurred without reasonable moans of payment, end in the two instance gross fraud had born prim- Used. The course pwatuid was • very ample one. The Insolvent got 'airflow artifice into his poreerion, which he sold under the price he agreed to give, and had spent the proceeds. Had ho given cheques instead of notes on the foreign bankers he should have ordered a preecution. When the solicitor for Marrs. Doled called on him he had three pianoforte' of that holies, and in • few days they were got rid of. It was quite evi d ent that the insolvent had not the means, if ever he had any intention, of paying for any goods he got into his possession, for by his own admission he had never paid Is. to soy of the 36 cre ditors who now sppeseed on Ilia schedule. It was a cane he wee bound to mark to • considerable extent, and the judg ment wee for the gram fraud committed on both of the opposing creditors. He would be discharged when ho hod been in prison for a period of 18 months from the vesting order in August. Pt THE HATTER OP ;AMU 011211 T. Thies inac4VeUl, bookseller and p pa u 6l4her 13 . 7 i'aternoster row, who was on bail, was opposed by Mr. Reed for Mears. Newton, adeertising agents, and a number of other °Mitres. An application was made in the early part of the CYO that Mr. Charles Young, an attorney, who had seized the Wool vent's property, ehonld attend, but It appearing that an ex ecution had been issued, and that the insolvent's brother-in law, Mr. Enoch Grafton, had purchased the property, and allowed the insolvent's son to carry on the busmen, Mecum wee ordered to proceed. A question arose as to the opposi tion of some of the creditors, and it appeared that several bad agreed to oppose, and the attorney for Mr. Tipper wee instructed on their behalf. From a long examination it appeared that the insolvent now owed 1,1011., and bad 162/. owing to him. His insol vency was attributed to the &Wag off of hie business, and losses he had sustained. It waa alleged that he had a lose by the pamphlet, " The Comet, will n strike the Earth," sad to one creditor, se a compromise, he offered 4,000 Cornets" to settle. He alleged that he wan attacked by Dr. Cum ming and a Mr. Collett in him educational works, and had sustained a loss. He was bankrupt in 1832, and an another woossion, as well u anee Insolvent In this cour t , and his former debts might have amounted to 17 , 0001. T h e insol vent appeared to be 81, and stated that he had been confined to his bed since he had been on bail. He had • horse and chaise, which ho sold to his eon for 601., for which three bills had been given. Two had been paid, and the other was not doe. The insolvent melded In Devonshire•grove, Old Kent-road. _ _ Irr.Oraiton proved that ho purchased the stock, &c., In Paternoster-row, and his nephew (the insolvent's son) now carried on his own =einem. It was his own money. Mr. Higgins, a creditor, who had given money for the Mlle which were to be paid out of the "Comet," was etamined, and his evidence on the subject caused a good deal of laughter. He said he gave his money on the in. mimes statement as to his haulms, and the mousy Maundy made by the " Comet." Mr. Newton, the advertising agent, complained that the insolvent owed him 901. for advertisements. and Mr. Clarke, publisher, was a creditor for the lives of Robson and Red path. He thought the insolvent's copyrights could be made available. Ultimately the ow was adjourned to the 10th November, for Mr. Young to attend, Si some of the creditors, although the learned Commissioner said him opinion MOler that it wee • boon fide traneettion, wished him to be exaunined. The discharge on b• 1) wee enlarged. MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Won Mr. Bodkin, at Clerkenwall.) - Cedes Lope; 20, a Spanish sailor, was indicted for fraudulently obtaining, by &be pretences, the sum of 4.., with intent to defraud Richard Schofield. There we. another charge in the indictment. Mr. Way promerutod. The prosecutor was • tobacoonlet, currying on businela in Pon-street, Lineelbiuse ' and the prisoner represented to him that be belonged to thellip Champion producing • paper to verify his statement ; and to 'how that be was entitled to pay to the mooned of nearly 401. Upon the faith of what he mud the prosecutor gave hhe a etude:dinner and advsnoid 4.. on account. He went away end did not return. Subse- quently he we. takes hem custody on another c.harge. Hiram untrue that he had belonged to the Champion. The emceed owe was dila. In March, tsl6, he went to the house of Mr. Miller, 21, Devonahire-west, Commented-road, and represented that he wee to greet enlarge., jam then, but was entitled to over 301. the wages from the ship Visa, which he was to receive at the Anestricea Consulate. He asked Mn.. Milks the • lean of U., as he maid to mecum clothes, so that he might eppear before the cowed in ducat attire. Believing what he stated to be true she lent him the 41., and gave hire breekfast, dinner, tea, end 'upper, after which be decamped, and nothing more was amen of him. He had been in pigeon since he committed the fraud. The pretence was purebred. The evidences was interpreted to the prutoner in Spueish by roliouconstable 133 H, a very intelligent man. Mr. Bodkin @eked Mrs. Miller what lingusge the prisoner spoke to bee in when he obtained the muney Mrs. Miller saki he spoke Eeoluh quite well. Prisoner—No, 1 didnot. 1 done understand it. (Laughter.) Mr. Bodkin then summed up, and The jury found the primmer Guilty, and three former con victions wire wowe d wing him. .—, . . . Mr. Rodkin r senteecid him to three years' penal servitude. The with a diabollosl grin, muttered something ta to the interpreter. Interpreter—Hs says, my lord, in Spanish, that when he comes oat of he will run the last witness (Mrs. Altller) through the body, if be p 4. 20 years for it. The primer said—" Look hare:" and he very significantly drew his hand acmes his throat. He was then removed. The prison °Mos-mid the priories twice attempted to use the Im t h during his former imprisonments. - - Stephen Frenel, 27, Phnenliker, yes indicted for unlaw fully and maliciutudy indicting grievona bodily harm upon Elinabeth, the wife o fJoha Turner. Mr. the Lipele nked mer append for the prosecution; Mr. Itibton dm The luellend of the peconestris, a horse-keeper in the ==tof a cab proprietor, lived in Brooke-gardens, ilarood, and a heather of the primmer lodged in the eame house. A quarrel bad taken place between the husband and the brother, which the prisoner took up, and 'ma the 23rd of June he went to Brooke-gardens for the of encountering Turner. lie was met by =Turner, who knew of the quarrel, and she asked him if he was welting for her or her husband. Its replied that he did not want her, but her hue =67 who had quarrelled with lits brother , and inane snick her several Moire on the face, and kicked bar ea Se eight leg, which was broken thereby, and she fell. Aelistesee wee procured, and the poor women was removed to the hospital. where she remained two months, end eke wa• now so lame that she bad to be amnia! into court upon mulches. Whit° the cam erns proceeding on offer wee made on the part of the prisoner to pa y 101. to M. Turner, in twenty weekly inotats, but her husband mid the wee not in a position to pay anything of the kind, an ret r eve if be wes t he would note...apt say compromise at all, bat lone the ease to be dealt with by the court. Mr. Ribton, ID addressing thejury, urged that the broken hi was the result of accident, and not of any deliberate ad of lineation of the prisoner, and that although the Oar, bed undoubtedly committed an assault, it was not one of the serious nature de.cribed lathe fret count of the indictment. He hoped therefore the jury would convict upon the minor emit only. The jury found the prisoner Malty upon the second Mr. Ribtoe said the prisoner had been in custody three months already, and sou really sorry that the poor woman had had ha leg broken. It was not done intentionally. Mr. Bodkin untcorial the prisoner to an additional im prisonment of four months, with hard labour, and said it was most creditable on the part of the hothead, considering his condition of life, that be bad rejected the offer of pecuniary oontproutia which the primmer ha made. (Before Xr. Crete.) Andrew Er hour', 24, a German, was Indicted for stealing three silver guard chains, and other article., value 201., the property of Wm. Kerite, also a German. This ram w.e remarkable for the gross ingratitude which eltarecterised the conduct of the prisoner. From the evidence of the wife of the prosecutor, it appeared that mon after Whitauntide, finding the prieotter, • fellow-countrymen, in diem., her husband took him into their hotter gave him food and lodging, • pair of boot., and bought him watch maker's tools costing 3!. 10e., to enable him to earn hie living at his trade. lie remained with his benefactor. for air weeks, but, on the 22nd of July, he went away without saying a word. After be was gone two gold watches, one silver watch, and three Or, r guards were misrd from the room he worked in, and which had been given to him by the prosecutor to reir. On the 2nd of September, the prisoner was apprehended by Mr. John Clements, the raperiatesdent of pollee at Cariterhury, and, cm searching him, purnbroksie duplicates for the stolen property were found In his Coe, and the watchmakers tools bought for him t e rtt proecentor, were found at hi. lofting. in Canterbury. The jury found the prisoner Mr. Creepy etrongly deprecated the ingratitude of the prisoner, after the kindnem shown to him by his fellow countryman. He sentenced him to imprisonment end hard labour for ten month.. Daniel Busk 16, an old offender, was found Guilty of stealing a pocks-handkerchief from the person of • man whose name I. unknown, and sentenced to peel servitude for four years. THE POLICE CO URTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Isaac lawn*, Taylor journey men rborawhkerh, was rimmed with hrtwog ittokin shawl, of the value of 11., from ibr penmen of Mrs. Rogers, 01 00, Mak-Isse. connected vr!th this ca's, which In et a terearitst *range character, direlmed a t7tg oeurseoi brutal treatment on the pert of the husband of the prose cutrix Iowa& brad!, end formed the ground for a repents charge spinet him of aggravated assault, as the aqua will shoe. The pmeecutrii, ► C4lll-WOlll, adeetable looking ereetv" of atiiut 60 veer. i.f Nte , and who permed in great pain, eald —1 men the life of Thoutue Roger., shoemaker, of GO 111 ark• Lute. In conrequence on 4literCel ion With my buobmod, be turned me out of the house, and at twenty minutes to 4 n'tlitek this morning I was sitting on the step of the Corn Exchange Hotel. I was wearing the Phew] produced, and was perfectly sober. I was In excessive pain from a blow in my side, which my husband mire me last night. While aiming on the steps of the hotel, the three privoners ap proached me, and Day said to me, "Come, we don't allow common prostitutes to sit on door-steps this time of 010111- um." I replied that I was no prostitute, and that I was editing there to prevent further cruelty from my husband. I desired them to go about their business. As they were leaving, Day took my shawl from my shoulders , and they walked together towards the Minorim. I was in such pain that I could not raise myself hastily, but as soon as I was able to do so I mentioned what had occurred to a police °Meer who went after the prisoners and to* them into °melody. W. Smith, instable No. 617—1 wee on duty this morning In Harlastreet a little before four o'clock, and in coneequence of what the promeutrix told me I pursued the prisoner. sad overtook them in the Maoriss. JoLneon had eland's under has arm. I asked him what it contained, and he said it was • shawl which he had picked up. Day at the same time mid that the handkerchief which the shawl was tied up in belonged to him. The proseentrix was perfectly sober, but very much excited. I had seen her several times in the course of the night, when she complained to me of the ill *restraint she bad experienced at the hands of her husband. John Ringrove, constable No. 705—1 was on duty In Mark.lene this morning. I know the proseentrix. Unfor tunately ahe is sometimes compelled to go out of doors at night in consequence of her husband's ill-treatment. I saw her this morning, about half-past three. Last night I hoard her husband and herself having weeds up the gateway. Mae went tubed. About half-past eleven o'elodi she came down stairs undressed. I think le had put her into the water buth=seasstion)—she was very wet. Mrs. Harrison, the y of a public-house, was trying to restore peace and quietness betweee them. The prieerutrix afterwards went over to the doctor's, and when ohs returned her huubsnd would not let her in. Tha Lord M a yor—Had she gone to the doctor's in cones finance of her being in each pain r Witness—Yea. She was in very great pain, end could hardly more. The Lord Mayor—ln addition to the charge against the three Folooners of steeling the shawl, there is a charge be fore me now against the husband for ill-treating his wife. The primes &hien, Day, and Taylor will be remanded. (To the promentris)—ls your husband here ? Prostentrix—Yes, my lord (pointing him out). The Lord Mayer—Let him be taken into custody Immo detely. Maw Rogers was accordingly taken into custody and placed in front of the dock. The Lord Mayor--A very meow' charge has been made against you of having injured your with, ea amen from the doctor 's certificate. I have therefore ordered you into custody. The defendant's wife wee then sworn, end said—l retired to rest shout 20 minutes pest 10 last night. I had no sooner undressed myself and prepared for bed than my husband entered the room in a violent rage, sad, without the least provocation on my part, struck me many severe blows on my face and the tack of my head. He severely injured two of my ribs, one of which is fractured. I ailed upon him to desist, but he continued besting me over the whole of my body. Mrs. Richardson, the landlady of a neighbouring public-house, came to my assistance, and I wee ambled to escape into the street. My husband has treqaently swots he would take my life. Hs Imes me worse than • dog. The Lord Mayor—The defendant most enter Into his own recognbances in 2W. to mpear here en Friday, and Mrs. Richardson must also ahead and give evidence. Ringmve (the officer)—My lord, it is moat dememus for the prosecutrix to be at home with the prisoner. The de fendant's wife takes care of some chambers, and when the bon gates at the entrance to them are locked, we cannot get at him so as to prevent him from ill-using his wile. The Lord Mayor—l should recommend the prosecutrix to go to St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Prorecutrix —I cannot do that. I have had charge of these offices fur the last 12 years. I knew the wife of this man (her husband), who used to hide his fauna, and having a little money, I married him, paid off ill his debts, and be has drawn me of almost every pound I poseessed. He is a shoemaker by trade, but does no work. I bass to hasp him. He bas repeatedly sworn ho would take my life He told me yesterday that before four-and-twenty holes were over I mould die with my shoes on. The Lord Mayor—This use hue assumed so serious • ebereeter that I shall all upon the defendant to find • surety in IW., end to enter into his own recognisance' in a similar 'nicest, to keep the peace, and to attend here on Friday seat. BOW-STREET. An w ho wsinihd; henry by Mr. W. D. Rothe, who stated that he was the editor of Patel Pry. The applirent r.omplabeed of the reports which bed appeared of a carat this court reported in yesterday's Doily News. H. denied that Paul Pry was among the papers mined in Holy well-street, and also that it was en obscene payer. Mr. Mace, the chief usher. stated that several copies of Paul Pry which had been seised were produced by Mr. Durkin en the day previous. Mr. Roche mid that the two numbers of Paul Pry for which the poblisber was imprisoned were never issued. When it wee found that they contained objectionable matter, they were destroyed. The magistrete (Mr. Henry) said that he maw no mis statemente to correct. Mr. Jardine would hare to decide at the nut hearing whether the books were obscene or not, which might be somewhat difficult. The editor then withdrew. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Elizabeth Campbell, a V decent-looking young woman, was brought before Mr. Bingham, on the following charge. It appeared from the evidence of Mr. Aldoree, pawnbroker, of Berwick-street, that on the preceding afternoon the pori- Kerr entered his she and offered the two pieces of cloth produced in pledge. He asked her how many yards there were ? She r. , d 213; that she wanted the loan of 3/. ; that the silk was all in one piece, and that there was quite out/Went to make two dreams. He then measured it, and found that, in addition to there being 0n1y24 yarde,the milk had been cut into two pieces. He told her of this circumstance, end saked who the silk belonged to? She at first mid it tem her own, and then that it was her slater's, whom she alleged lived close by In Noel-street. Not being at all satisfied with her statement, he scut fora constable and gave her in charge. The silk wee subsequently traced to have been stolen tram Messrs. Sowerby and Tattoo's, Regent-circus. Charles Brown, shopman in the employ of Mims. Sowerby and Co., Identified the silk, which ma worth 41. lbs., se their property. It had not been sold in the usual way, and was safe in stock yesterday morning. Conetable 122 C apprehended the prisoner, who, in answer to his inquiries, mid a strange woman had given her the silk to pledge, and she was to have ss. for her tmoble, and she being hard up for money, gladly accepted the offer, not knowing it wait stolen. At the station she was searched, and • sovereign found upon her. Prisoner now pleaded guilty, and was committed for six months. . . . . . Harris! Cerannogh, Sc Irishwomen, was charged with bi St g a . td Webb, a Mendicity Society °floor, saw the prisoner yesterday rutin" in Oxford-street, very active in overtaking gentlemen's carriages, particularly those in which there were ladies, and thrusting in at the windows a dirty little box of Inciter motive Which she conies about u a " blind," or means of introduction to the sympathies of the cliaritablo:The win:elm added that she did not confine her attention to carnage people, but entered shop and accosted every respectable person she met, putting forward her well fingered match boo, and whining for relief or • elis had been 13 times convicted at this court to C h krw r : ledge. Mr. Bandon sentencing her to 10 days Imprisonment, she turned towards him, and, in strong Ireh accents, thanked his honour, and wished him health, happiness, and blessings ould acqualatance asks" Prakrick Boni..g was charged with obtaining two sovereigns from George Brown, by . false pretence*. George Brown, • boy in the service of Mr. Clarke, butcher, Hungurford-market, mid that on Thursday morning his master gave blot two sovereigns to go out and " bark • horse" with. He went to the Haymarket, and seeing the defendant, &eked him the peke of the horse he was desired to beck. The defendant said the odds were 7 to 2, and then retching hold of hie hand, took from him the two sovereigns, ea gle t. "That MU do; 111 pay in the morning if the hone He wont back to hie master, and told him be had made the bet. His master asked him for the name of the person. He said he did not know it. His master rent him bark to ask the name Ile saw the defendant, and the defendant told him his name was Rogers. He returned to his master, who told him to go and get the money back. lie went, hut defendant said, " It's right ; I'll pay in the morning." The horse his master had backed had since won, but his meeter had not received the money. The di-fondant said he booked the bet in the name of Rogers. but did not say that hie own name was Rogers. He caitnessea to prove it, but the magistrate was dinette lied with their testimony. On the defendant stating that if he had time allowed he could produce a witness who could prove this point, the nist r ate remandedthe cue, and allowed bits to go at large WORSHIP STREET. Thomas Janus, driver of the cab 3,772, was summoned fee unlawfully demanding eras of fere, and baying used in sulting end abusive language to Mr. Frederick Herbert Hemmings. The complainant stated that on the morning of the 14th inst. he engaged the defendant at the door of his counting house, in Merk-lane, Fenchurch-street, to drive him first to Moorgate-icrut and thence to the Meredith'', terminus of the Eastern Counties Railwaj. The whole journey, including a delay of three minutes at the oflko of the steam packet company, in Moults's-street, did not occupy more than 20 minutes, yet defendant demanded 2s. Complainant mildly told him it was an overcharge, and tendered lc fel., on which the driver r epeatedly called him a " shabby old pstlensuL" On the ad vice of a constable he gave the de fendan t another 6d., which he took, declaring that made up his eight fere ; and the present process was subsequently taken out against Mr, Sim. then it Lad Lein aecerteined that la. was the jag claim. Dedendent now budded that be bad been detained a quarter of an hour, or very near it. Ho expreseed regret that he bed Insulted Mr. Hamminge, and said he had made a mistake in the amount of his fare, but thought he wee entitled to the dd. for waiting. Mr. D' Eyncourt observed that drivers frequently indulged the belief that any oven :barge wade at • railway station wee not likely to be • matter of future dispute in consupsence of the parties probably going for a long period into the country. The defendant was ultimately fined 20.., and 6e. ad. costa, or 14 d•ya' Imprisonment. LAM BETH. Nary dun Thernhy waa r lou ed oa mapicion of Ideating • valuable gold watch from the peewit oft middle-aged gen tleman of the name of illtania. Police cones It 1, 123. about six o'clock on the previous evening, found Mr. Williams in Granby -street, lA aterloo rosd, in a state of intoxication, and ecco s rdgli took him in charge with a view to his protection, had the con. stable done so when a respectable man, Wood', came up with the prisoner and gave her in charge on suspicion of stealing Mr. William.' watch which bad been broken away from the guard and carried of Mr. Wood. you stated that he was passing along Granby street at the time mentioned, when he observed a man stand ing smoking a pipe, and the prisoner near him, with her arm round Mr. Williams' waist. The witneee went on a short dictum., when the prisoner rushed past him at great sped, and, suspecting all wm not right, be pursued, stopped her, and charged her with robbing the " old gentleman.' At that moment the man he had noticed smoking near the parties came running along, but on seeing that witness had detained the prisoner, he turned back and ran off in a con trary direction. The lurch had not been found. The prisoner, who denied all knowledge of the watch, was remanded. THAMES. Joseph de Boserio, a Spenih sailor, was re-examined on the charge of the wlhil murder of Gawp de Mattes, a Greek traitor. The facts of the case have already appeared. The prisoner, who had been remanded to await the remit of the coroner's inquest, a report of which will be found in another part of our columns, was fully committed for trial. Ames Driscoll, aged 10 pert, was charged with stabbing • boy named Charles Peaney, about the lame age, with a penknife. On Monday morning last, about ten o'clock, the pri soner wee observed pasabg through • gap under the rail way near St. Leonard's-road. He was followed by the de ceased. After the, got through the pp the deceased fell. There wee a scuffle between them before he fell, and after that be never spoke. A female opined his waistcoat and saw some blood on his left breast. The primmer, when doomed was on the ground, leant over him. He was told to go for a doctor ' when he went away. Mr. Gorman, sec., surgeon, Albert-plies, Bow, mid that deceased was brought to his surgery. He was then dead. He had made • post-mortem examination of hie body, end found that the sort* had been penetrated by some sharp igatrument. _ . _ Isabella Simpson, 9, Janda-street, a little girl, said that she knew the prisoner by eight. On Monday lad she passed him at a short distance from where the deceased fell. After she pissed him he tapped her on her shoulder, and asked her if she bad seen any one h tug in the road. She replied that she had not, but that she bed heard that a boy had been stabbed. lie then remarked, "I am the boy who has done it ;" and he showed her a knife, which had a small pen blade in It, with which he said it was done. Mr. Young cross-examined the witnesa, but her evidence was not shaken. = Police-constable 11 321 gave evidence u to the appre handon of the prieoner. In hie cross-awn nation he petewarlosted re much the/ Mr. Yardley decided upon not receiving his evidence, he having stated at one time that the prisoner said, " I did stab the decanted, but I oould not help it," and on another wad= he said that the remark by the prisoner wee, " I did not do it. It was accidental." Mr. Youn g add that ;;Tiiis defence—that the Wary re tired by the deemed was quite socideataL The prisoner, who eras frequently in tears at the bar, wee committed for trial, bad being accepted. HAMMERSMITH. William Reeves gardener at Park-house, Fulham, WA charged with steering a quantity of apples, the property of Signor Mario, who occupied the house as tenant of Captain Cotten, the propr. Ths prison rieto er said that Madame Grid had given him per =Lion to sell the fruit, but " they all spoke French and Italian so, that it was difficult to know what they did mean." Dr. Beggi denied that Madame Grid or Signor Mario had given permission. Captain Cotton stated that the prisoner was acting under his directions in selling the fruit, sad the magistrate dis charged the prisoner, saying that the parties must tattle in another court who was totaled to the fruit. MARKB7S. COTTON.—LITURPOOL, SIP?. 23. To-day the .1. Mounted to only 4,000 bales, of which 20 were Sahli: in et 10d. ; 1,200 Sued, at gd. to so. 600 speculation. market doled heavily, sad, com pared with Friday's rates, prices of bowed are a dear id. lower; Orleans sod Mobile, 1-16 d. lower. Total sales sines Thursday, 26,000 bales ; ex port, 1,000; speculation, 600 ; import, 10,000. CORN.—BMITON, SEPT. 23.—There wm a good Ripply of wheat at this market to-day, which we. taken off at about 2s. lees money than last week. Red, 635. to 568.; white, 675. to 60s. The show of spring ono was small, and prices nominal. Oats, 11 stones, 235. to 265. ; 12 stones, 275. White pima, 41s. to 43a.; blue, 43a. to 465. Beans, new, 445. to 465.; old, 61a. STOCKTON-ON-TRU, Rr , T. 23.—T0 !him day's =Owl wo had a good supply of wheat from eke growers, which sold at a reduction of 3e. per qr. on but wask's prime Oats sad keens in good demand at previous rates. Flour. 3s. par tack lower. Imports during the past week .—Wheat, coastwies, 363 qrs.; foreign, 640 qrs. COALS.-Lorroom, Barr. 23.-Heswell Oen 14s. ; lona sohn's Hartley, 16s. 6d. ; North Percy Hartley, 16s. MorpethWest Hartley, 17.. , Stewart's Stearn, 16.. ; Tankeld Moor, 13s. 9d.; Tankold kloor Butes, 13s. 9d. ; Walker Primrose, 145.; Ward's West Hartley, 16s. 6d.; Wylarn, 165.; Walls End Riddell, 160. 3d.; Eden Main, 17s. 6d.; Will. End Belmont, 16s. 6d. ; Walla End Bnuidylla, 1811.; Walls End Framwellgate, 17.. 64.; Walls End Kepler Orange, 18a. 3d.; Walla End Lautbton, 18a. 6d.; Walls - End Haugh 11111, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Hunwiek, 16.. 9d.; vial. End South Hartlepool, 17s. 9d.; Will. End Ti.., 18a. 9d.-Ships at Market, 48; said, 43. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTINS. Ikons Mom of 'Warn* from Newcastle to Ona. wait a trek, sa.l was run melon fear din Z. of Calais on tbe lOW Number: arwr sand. The versa awl cargo .111 protatly be aeld.—Parla, dept. W. Undo (barque), of dllao, •Deng a teak and foundrard to 31 N., 11 1 W.; arm raved. [that. !Andra, enamor Adana, ..tied how Wet as Ur 17th demi kr Quebec] Thema. Sea 4banume). equals Millar, from Meoraatla teClosalltareat was sbastdcaed at sea ea lb. lath Stpteetber ; ere. paled op anti landoe at ►.noel. by the Albert, Captain Straavaltlero, of Dram. —CrulatmorsoO, bept..9. Unarm. gam AT ►oaawa Porten—ln:la, sad Sorel., at NW arm , Caltlyanr, at Mew Teen ; Amnia* Leopona. at Barcelona; Battle. at "Ulan . Kamm 111 a Lonna, at (Umiak ; iTTATTUT Nolo.* at Ostend; Ration' Camden; at Phlladalphla ; Anal* at CIAWAIATIA. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Malvin:A Castle (trswort, 'nor.), August 14, Lt. IS N.. lee, 17 W. . - SEWII C.). SW. IR. lat. 40 N.. 100. 69 W. Greteestas Itavqw), f•om Carlota for Latdea 114 dam Attend 31. lat 34 20 N.. 00. 39.31 N. D. CloUoto, from Liverpool kr Nolteatras 20 elaya. lat. UN. kn. W. IT W. ;Ws Mire. for Yel!wr.rroe. Aneost 21. let 11.81 N.. low 111 110 W. Peldn. frees Must:, to. orders. August It. lat. IV 011.0 m. 81.101. l'e . rsied„frna_tarerp..l for Hobart Term August 11. lat. 13.83 N.. . Robot Puloord, from I.lnipool for Calcutta, Alweet H, Ist. 13 13 N.. km. A 30 W. WHAM, 13^G114try, haw St. JoSa fa trawl, Sept. 4, lat. 40.30, ka. 30.14. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 19, at Rae Neetnetes, the wffe of P.C. Etta, ER . of a mom DIOILIDON.-Pete: V. Bartharn putt, Carthago. WUI.. the wthr of OM& J. B. 014-t•Ol4 K N.. of • Mathis , FLUDIL--Bept. 19. at Ballmro.hill, barrel. the wife of J. B. Bea. 8.5.. of a dmarbter. M.-An& ID. at Berkeley-tor-are, Llistol, the elle of Dr. F. L. Too. el a dam Mer. lIANDYSIDIt -Bept. rots F.dlut urea, the wife of W. Da•dplar. Nev. of • eon. 11000. --Mm... It at Fumbon.place South. the wife of D. Boa. i.e.. V.1.C.8.. of • son BOBREIL- , ept. XI. at V totals. rod, Kamle. tho MA of Calk aer, cia Draroo• Gaud. (tN.rahmerm. of . ughter. BULLITAX.-Dept. W. M 61 Retro. Bt. Belly's. Jer.ey. the MU of c." J. lOglifse. lIMC Dna.... d a ho, MAIMLLGIS. CIREiIe—IIRPREDY.—Pent. 22„ at the Doman Catholic Church. odal% Welrebenu toe. by the Row. J. Vanning. T. Creep. p.a. 1 Ansa Marta. daughter of Um Yee 0. E. Kamody. Dig., of Pen Moot Weems, bablin. YARDS if —BEAN D.—Popt 19, at Rt. literhenU, Idlegtoo, by the Ere. H. Deck. R. Vertigo. Me of Tondialogreon, son of the late O. Pardee, Ifra.tegarah. daughter of W. N. Blood, Ewa . of Cacaioberr. HENOHAW-11Us811.-Bept. ZY. Joh... Stratford. by the Rey. W. Itollouay. d. Lleorhae, hoe of Loytorodunc,ted, Jar,e, dauotter of Chao. Ram y. EA.. of Upton-villas. M'COMRIE-8141Tlf.—Sept. 19 et St. Amer, Rte.:roe% 114 e . Rees Kr W. Dentiu, Pert. 0 J. litCoroble, Esq. , W of Aldermen Lity.ocui Nelson 'owe. I.lack(riars road. to &Rae. &M. , a J. Ream h. EN., of the OW ...I. SRO NER—CA RR.-B..ig. 19, at Pt. Paula, CalCepochl. by the Rae. J. Reerlyr. Mr. W. Sidon r, of AaneWoerwegot , to Rana Catharine, daughter a J. T. Carr, Lag., of Timm Dongiernied, Canon. hen. DEATHS. AS DZIIION.—IIigt fO. .11171.37. , trart. T101•00 ,0 .. 7010 140 As" dram. witlear of **late Otr J. L. Arierpoo. ...d 011 000PMR —apt. 10 at Cravfori NUL. Kaat, J. Comae. Lt. al Wet Man Abbey, Mum Mod St TZKTOII.-4004. 11, Ann, 014 .4 Mr. W. Featoo. of Bantelt.4ol 4 . Cloarglosepoe.lledlook. &god Oa MLITT A:W. 19, C. Martyr, Da., of Carnallia 001 St. Jabal. 0000 . Mad 01 STRAW.—Sapt V. at Chokbla.b road. Onerrkh, Mr. r. Mar. OPS OS. TATLOI-4•01 11211abatb, We of Mc S. Taylor, Of 0.01 0006 ran& ohaelitraplaa. Marl sail POW. Firamos doe Oft IA tal ?MINI ZIPS RUA% d la % = taw. es the Orals Nottline—TlMUT. 69111111/0 ; '/