The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-29 00:00:00

AdJILI CLOSING MOMMT. "Tb. herb mom Is re whisk arra bar fed dila llama low to Y 4 erbe• try de lebouroe de It rib Ni red, end aradany was Nahad ; bat to demo re labor he are yaralary ger bar Wen hi the ft:emir lir la ha yrs, sad hoes yore d 1166"-11111. aka, & I. a AIL # & TO TM MULL •IMPLOTIOS Or 013• T MUM. N. antlemoh— "DI park lea vespeethally se Naarbe r y e. whew Ohs hahis " :p peal*" rah. Ihrowat Imeradir pedesereh es tb• brae el heir wrlYdidieti ray bar bra air la be rardarl r owe = i "heybefa," I hel reared hi, y. eh SS • readerd, Whir las Y e - Imam be odhdy Sisdllorwttb did ossandos, sdids. brae sisoisse br bra the her MOOS Of ass earhya spades" ssi sows ma be ft. ~ray. yea yr No has It fear err that thus meths reepereas depth 1•16.18 Abet year here elbeebri and Iberhae, or than elf he parer the., N are herder* bald hurler mar ph la Issm yam Moho he bee low eyekee—le owe hiewwww he um thee row yen. Nes I les rid Irwe. 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Si slain 4 Swimmer, woedo sass sr sus mom Iwo Ins &rind Indr Void plvOner ; of rad els an lb bow Orono& ban bra brews as. bed at sawisig sad a; Ern wenn seid, prwasitzwely eissigewl ih• Aft nob And bis mrszers eppablas s aim sonslid Inlasta, awe days bass Is* &V% is lb bared Is, penna whs. b i rd Ibtr owa asibbassa, aid b bas spooled sass* aljobss, ad 4 kr erasby. It I Ma& van din 1111 welt it esnylwase at r:sima jaillegaiel s = "l nba s sebd i 6. 47= 4" /O lg = abindrosd Si massobbis baba Nat sod asy spenbsobod boa be assil= km/ ask dna alp• bre (excepting isbad 1. sod barb air osylwy), sow Ort be& Ms so mush ireperid, ad seporially u the ism p Dor* ban Wenn se Incolobb la eur ussinant Ivok Idos Or aim anima be peon yorthisSby One usse set swain aoylayos Mid ores* est Ilks arm* 4 ening only ; sod dna ben 1 bad be dpallhons nano/ boa toad& Si be saidebssy maks obit es n • w. n thoustros, bib bob* sad Orb enbna Thu lamb& elle le die eabaketet of • letter frome • dweltdwelt tenpin( ea bubo= la see d the moot &rowel el the - setesepely earty be adduced so o milkier edrdime teellmay :—" I ekes eagle-headed thither i mm a ef the weit as eight o'elock (thus Its ham Mien feartem lime la the week), elikh hr ben tey puttee date hasoy,lll46. . . . If this *fruitage could live her eliblimal by s moderate greater, writes I mild have bees maw ; bat as I believe It bee her stored entkoat say hes whatever, 1 rep Ace that I bare Naas the cheap." I vesture to hope that mei ay whit allay honour roe hp ieedbe this leder will ho Wawa to We • :miller expert neat to that of this gibed eheniet, sad with like were if yea will only take the premien le bone • dee aollibre- Mae to the pablie that yea see awe to ekes witty, II so madieleat tbat all Va era neat the wail approval end ignore of the balk af year totems, awl Ask awe Iltereeittly be hue beiq lady lo revert to the eild fp Nees, pear hilts, oval ram be tha of repot that pea MI re erpe desalseeel a poetics replies with mat embed to pieties essolded wath It pa- Sow rem very J.)00 LILWALL, ii:1711,16 early Clods. haeociatioe. Ilk Loftus-hill, Lase" Illapa. THE BISHOP OF 01101 D AT HOME. A erneopondent of the Muria vividly describes the adiertiee vile& the Bishop of Odard had Let Barley, Is the path think d Wastage w Yes set la ewe aeanst of the entistion et Wastage. It le dills* Is glee yea • es_aly ,masts ides d the nasty id the poetess the tidy Otteledth amide el the tide Y 6 l...a... which I for no Ea drop halt both Ira me ooe of the e thank wiet t l b t= estieb2treranallf I strider I nor saw. The ellen of the din is tee endow is Knot he of ht the = 111 : 1 T llllBottfol Vous ef the Bland with the divine beikag is au head the endisel of Ma' Os either ride of hoe ere W. Nese isd lest, the pines@ of the thank; art I. the two H oene liable No. Joke the Zotogollet art Bt. Awireer. Ti. nodes het debsiter, is a sort ef ottreit lona, LlZesperler la tha t Is et. Maeda gnat, . le the men h es did ihnoted of ink reeds la a Webs with • vital row ahem destei et the din is thud the row is. WA et eel yds* oniontig well ebb dr pith reliesiouted w deft Ihe with es either die the ear red nein eraduen eters tedethilly dennisit eget bas.. Yee hen braes ereeekela Add with teren, need the elope bene the other These wen wonthed with Omen • cad whin et the "fang sedge, nth po go eater oflna Bohr Ant de doer, peensted the nod Wean AM " Ow al tr moot glades &bp about dr &emit Is the way la whisk pod ow boo bus swim of mismtis Moo s a t= peos Is lir ploom m rYlt~ two tim OM, mod 1104 . E rad eves sohor to As pulpit Is, I • , ar • mot lonstlfal I ow saw. _ At • garter pet tee die whirs Moir sommehled et the wksrese. when the promotion was Musa is the fibrehm ortier—lint, the Thanes's, two.sed two, Men the relsete eftho Tr•u r eg Collies es Colima; seat, the moderate of the Zoelierstiesi eesele.ry et Mr Dram • afterward. the dm end be... Meet to be mired; tad, Isetly, the Witoodad by his ebspries. The preessers parse trr lb. of lb. 'bond% treed the ekarrhysed, the Dew ; sod, ausere by Me omit pereh a V e he NI. a, proceeded SS the show. The tames was et mum 04W tbreerbser, and met with • beartimea that mem hare earner/ the mom teener Purism To her the old whelk ran, Cr f Bperitott, me to the very same meld es le envy enthrtioe all ever Christer her, was irked, asd rode oft Mlyet Met, ei srM sae sway dillameme thee mere, we Moe N *Med mdse. theensibie Noisy Ms bees rsodel. arum pesedted by the Dm. A. B. Meer smorbie. Gem oat 11. Jobs, Illib owl nth mess. I will Noy say that it MA lee • keg time helm it penes km the Wed of my whe had N. Holy Comeserm woe the adelestel by the Lad the Deem% seelerd by the veer of the parish. the lesem, ind the RIC Ms Vim. TAW* of the Dimems Seestoory. TM seibbrolism woe Mimi, eel esedested, we used set wry, wish pest dtprity mod dender. At the esestsoles se the Myles the whale their istmeed perestreelly hem the Mimi to dr wit Mort Magri the Meth Psedm, ' Imams Deader rs.' The olds melee wee lee of Ur meet skeins I ever no esembeete hews millet et, had quite seeds ses Oar Ood end Me mem& Mimeses wee said el Mitp..t aces. To• Wkip A* ward presemeineelly to the ehaei, chastise se Is the theethis Idee Owl arise The eitereh onanied emelowlog. The Miry prembed ems of his wms weederial senome, emd - • miberise wee mete is MIMI , the poor eedirers be. the arm iii r tad & After envies the prommism retossed to the Arm" 11111 N WM balmiest Might as the We In et emmilime threded the bill is the Wald dolt it atthe ethentthr the gook& Dania' " The Universal srwoe MM ilk C•siseses mos ettbe bred Aram, et hisasse sort of ll•diesae, iff/Mak. IS fhb nib. WA, Ma, MI lhb of ~elep , whim pima mid dotin g as wall as eiteia la she , eslose= be ewe Ile smog sde gese and kit THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1857. EPOR7ING. TATTEMALLS—MONDAY. EASTIRN COUNTUIS KANDICA.P. 6to .pt Mr. therfiles Ainortss 1) 8 to Kr. Dristillfs 10 to _ lard Ae~s Triselsr (t 12 to Kr. K. ffhlis 116E4 dW (t) 100 to Kr. Illmgesses lrrtiO (s) 100 to Lard PertertotthMre sellmatir (i) 110PIPUL SWUM 41 to seat Kr. Oneeteir's estossues4(l) cziwartnrce RAMIS. 7to opt Kr. Deiladirsill. Dobler, 3 ps. Wm (of) 600 to 30 Kr. iMps's it by AY.--Pleskt, 3 7.., 711 (t) 26 to 1 Kr. laskeet's esesierloso, 3 yrs, 64 Mb (t) 33 to 1 Mr. Bazoe's Mary, 6 yrs, 1613 (t) 40 to I —11 r. Morns's An il 4 yrs, 7 7t 61b (t) 40 to Lord W. Posrlote• tlar lery. tloot. 37n, 6 • 11 K 0 40 to 1 Kr. R. TO Brosclis Pryor, 6 po, 754 1213 (t) 1300 to 100 ... —:23szbor mad box oe's tot: (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAR'S. 20 to 1 apt Mr. Smith's Whiseng Will* 11 yrs, est IMIt snood 20 to t Lord LarlosioroeWs Rosa Bonlasz, _ 3 yrs, ilat 71b (13 14 to Lod Ancloory's Tricolor, 3 yrs, hat Mb (t) U to 1 Yr. Jarbria's %tenant... 3 yrs, list Mb (I) 1000 to 36 Mr. Bowes's Bud in th• Hand, 3 p.. Oot Rob (I) 1000 to 10 Count P. La Ingraap's Mdllo. do Chan til, 3 yro, Elb 1000 to 30 M ly r. Paysa (t) s ask by Ahem—Pin* Ph fist 106 (l) 43 to 1 Lord Glisgoir's Dreear to Bird on the Wine. Yrs, 41b (t) lab) Intllll2m. COURT OF BANIRUPTCT.-Bare.2B. (Baize Kr. Ceeratorer Itelread.) Mr. Cerzelarear It dhered at s deer lit et itttle paidle larrest. J. s Ileured vletaellm Parer sNI Oarealkevela eared Ids her surtarlea. J. Berkey, s balder, at rle-seelesk applied fae hie anti- Ike* whet. vas earradeffor three meths OW etre). ue the posed that he had re hla same ko esouratodetion whereby bared habilithe le Na sekrat of ab aa ratl:2l., the be Mirlorleeir ober Ma that the court would shear reek he alrepreladoe el web seaduct, ere (r la tide ere) thaws It ewe was es opprilisa. suns to hi@ wife's mother, who ocatineally maid bickering by b ar impropor interterenie honageeping matters. The wife said that her husband did not allow be? suffi cient money for her support, and that she was, therefore, obliged to use the beet means she could to take care of to.melf. Mr. lir° hton mold not decide as to which was in the wrong and War@ • both the primmer wait a caution tie So Ikea conduct. The man asked the malamute If be weak' be Mad enough to put him to the war of getting dimmed AVM his wife, as It was quit ß LlFesible he could madam to live with her. Mr. ton gays him to undentsad that he could not at him rice or meistenee in the matter. LAMBETH. Ardor, and Elicaorth Attar, his wife, were brought up fur further examination, an a charge instituted by the authoritim N pariah avian the man for neglect lag and 111-using his family of four children, and the woman for dawning them. The car has already been fully reported, and was only adjourned in cousequeses of the illness of th e ma le prisoner, who had only Jun come out of the hospital. Mr. Elliot and that m the children were at the time under the sole care of the father, the woman was not reepomible under the act. She would therefore be discharged. The male prisoner must be committed for trial for the mis demeanor. William Langton, about 18 yews of age, and a yowler boy named Charier MilliONIS, were charged with assaultumg Mrs. Esther Potter, • respectable married woman, residing at No. 22, Western-terrace, Weatbonme•grove. The complainant, who had a severe braise over the right aye, odd, about half-past nine o'clock on Sunday evening she was walking along Weetern•terrses, when she rust two boys, oas of whom she could was, was Langton. She moved on one side to allow them to pus, bat instead of doing so Langton suddenly caught hold of her round the waist. fthe struggled and suoceeded in releasing herself from his hold, and pushed him away, at the same time telling him that if she saw a policeman the would give him into custody. He made no answer, but deliberately struck her a violent blow over the eye. Her temple was cut open and bled profusely. Upon flailing the blood trickling down her face she screamed loudly for seastanes, and both the prisoner and his eompa aka instantly made off amiss a field. The two prisoners were brought back some time afterwards, end she imme diately identified Langton as the one who shack has. The phones. Langton denied that he struck the whams, and laid the blame to a third companion, who escaped. Mr. Ingham discharged Williams, as the object did not appear to be one of robbery, and asked Langton if he would like him to be called ass witness, to which he answered in the affirmative. 1 1 7iiassa was then sworn, and stated distinctly that Lang ton did strike the complainant. Mr. Ingham sentenced him to be imprisoned for fourteen Amp with hard labour. no owner of the Eagle Saw-mills, Thistle-grove, Bromp ka, was summoned to show muse why hie premises should sot bs pulled down, as they were in s dangerous condition. The defendant did not appear. Mr. Cagle, the areetant police surveyor, proved the ems, and aid they required the north and south walls to be pulled down ;allso the east and west walls.. - 26:Ingham, azoideteonaidenble s laughter, said that was ailing to bare the whole building pulled down. Mr. Cider said it was ; and they also required a shaft 120 lerß high in the centre of the premien to be pulled down. They were very large premises, and if they were not pulled down immediately be bad no doubt but that they would fell down. Mr. Ingham made an order for the premises and chimney to be polled down in fourteen days. MARKET& THE CORN TRADE. (Frees the Mark-iswe Ifsprasj FOREIGN. in Pa ris • ed • The dear trade heavy and declining state, the quotations generally brie, Kano lower per 167 kilos (Is. per sack English) ; but, on the four marts the fall is twice as greet, the rate quoted for the currant month being 68 trance. per 157 kilos. The range of quotations has been from 56 to 61 francs per 6T kLce. (37. 3d. per English sack of 28011*.). The state atlas wheat trade is nearly as dull, sake only being made at SO excel.. per beat. Ins money (equal to over le. per qr.) hat et the mane Bean holden are not peening, and the best gajlismaistela about former rates, ,upto 32 franca. ptreals of "De Beaton," for seed, have brought 311. per beat. (71a. per qr. English) to 33f. 30c. (76a. 3d per qr.). Oats have tittle altered, but inferior qualities were rather erne : sew Picardy have brought 9f. 94c. to 9f. 78c. per 45 kilos. (22a. 9d. per qr. for 36Ibe. Eng.); De Bretagne, 10f. 25c. pee 48 kiloa. (235. Bd. per qr. for 38Ibe. Eng.). Rye, IW. to 20f. per 116 kilos. Boldly, 19f. per 100 kilos. In the country wheat markets variations obtain. At Villudieu 1 Rene more was realised (2a. 3d. per qr.) and at Nenhourg the decline was equal, but price. generally rather tend down wards. Both at Bordeaux and Toulouse there were com• pleinta of excessive dulness and continual decline. At the lest pima fine wheat was quoted 21 to 22 franca per hoot. (48s. to 60s. Bd. per qr.) African wheat, at Mansilles, wee rather higher, from the present small arrival& and seeming reluc tance of the Arab. to send freely to market. With reelect to red cluveneed, it was considered the crop was good in the north of France, in Belgium, and all along the valley of the Rhine. Quotations at Paris were ISO to 160 francs per bele. In the southern departinenta it was considered there was some deficiency, which would be made up by the &bou doirs of other places. In Lucerne there had been a decline of 6 francs per lOU kilos in consequence of the quantity of fsets' from Provence. Trefoil was plentiful generally, and of Sae quality, with quotations 60 to 62 francs per 100 kilos. Baskin, 18 to 19 francs per sack of If hot. (28s to 291.6 d. per qr.) Tares soiree, at 36 to 36 francs per rock (53e. Od. to 66e. per qr.) At Antwerp, fine red &named was held at 186 franca per bale. Adeline Iron Algiers note better arrivals contwin, pro ducing some heaviest*, with *ens of lower rates, though not yet sanonnced. It was expected hard wheat for delivery would shortly be procoshle at 251. per 100 kilos (46.. 9J. per qr.). Oa the spot the quotations were 261. 60c. to 26f. per 100 kilos (465. 9d. per qr.). Soft wee io request at 27f. to 28L (51.. 6d. per qr.); for Nov., 30f. (66.. per qr.). The Belgian markets have very little changed; some in the interior have been declining, ea at Brunets, Comical, and Charleroi; but Termonde was firm, and Ghent Is. p.r qr. higher for old wheat. At Antwerp native red and white qualities were quoted 24f. per beet. (.Ste. per qr.). The Dutch markets have rather receded. Mantricht notes a decline in wheat of 2s. per qr. Both Rotterdam and Amsterdam were also toner in prices. The :twin markets are little altered, but Zurich quotes le. per qr. less on wheat. The decline in Belgium had made prices, at Cologne nominal. Bremen had found a good inquiry for heavy new wheat, arrival,. of which were below the deflated. The market et Hanxbro' has been quiet, with prices tend ing somewhat down. Wheat on the spot wa. quoted 4.5 e. 9d. to 675. 3d., end for delivery 60.. 6d. to 62.. 9d. per qr. Rye, Us. &I. to 365. per qr. At Dears. • good burner hen been transacted and wheat mar Is. to 2.. per qr. dearer, about 10,000 qrs., wheat being placed et 48s. to 695. 6d. per qr. The supplies of good now quality were getting scanty, and choice old wee *MCI. Rye firm, and in demand. Stettin prices wen well supported, tbs top pekes fur wheat bean g 6d. per qr. Little new wheat had appeared at Kr. berg, where English orders bad supported the market.. f mwers ware rill much occupied in the fields. Old mixed samples bad brought 60s. 66. to 61s. 9d., Volhynien 64.., new mined, to 57e. 3d. per qr. Good wheat at Stockholm was quoted 30e. 6d. to 52.., without attracting attention; inferior en low r 345. &I. Barley. 30s. to 31e. 3d. pet qr. At Fetee.bnrg the marketable quality of wheat was re duced in quantity. Caro.. was quoted 50e. 6d., &ewer 48a., Russian 39e. 3d. to 445. 9d. ; Osta, 17e. 46. to 18.. Per r. Nut much was paring et Odessa by teat account., butwith small arrivals, end many ships in port for cargos., bolder. were fins. Quotation. of soft wheat were 31s. to 41a. 7d., hard 31.. 6d. to 60s. 6d. ; Ghivia, 43c 6d.; Sandomirka, 37.. to 40.. per qr. Rye was calm, and mere firm. Oat,, ' 14.. 6il. to 16e. 24. ; barley, Ir. 6d. to 19a. Bd. ; linseed. file. 2d. per qr. Freights to Merrill's about 7.. per qr. Prices bed even at Barrett for wheat, viz., 42c 9d. to 43.. 6d., linseed to 83P. per qr. Similar advice. tome from Taganrog, wheat being quoted 38c 6d. to 42.. 9d. pm qr. Arrival. bait been greatly impaled by heavy rains. 1 hough many verde, chiefly Greek, were et Gehez, there was but little business, in consequence of unfavourable advice. from the interior, and mall arrival.. Thee were not ezpected in quantity till October. Good old wheat was held et 31a. 66. to 335. &I per qr. Barley woe plentiful at I brala,_and sold at 13s. to 134. 10d.; so lionail it was rather less. The run dance of vessel. bad mode freights rapier. The wheat market at Genoa had ripen fully 2s. per qr. on se wheat, and 4e. per qr. on hard qualities, the holders In the interior being acquainted with the lata rise in England sad limner at Marseilles. This is partly owing also to the want of • dep6t, wherein to place the grain in times of abnadance. It was, however, expected that by the middle of October supplies of the new crop from the interior would be t Il liat tl f6l- tander soma inquiry for fine flour for Car wee ex periential, with • proposed guarantee ma to condition which all holders drelird, and maintained 62.. Bd. per reek Beulah aa the free prim. It woo expected there would be _a prolonged cantinnieion of fret imports. Offers to deliver Brno wheat at 67.. 3d. to 695. 6d. weredeclined. - -------. The prices of wheat at Seville were Ms. to 71s. M. per v., which eras considered as the consequence of three Mures in the harm*. In Eetremadurs there was plenty, but their custom was to store it for bad yelrs.. " Now Yuck prices of flour ind wheat continued receding seriously. Western Canal was quoted 6 dola. 30c. to 3 dole. 90c per bd.; extra, to (idols. 82c.; top quality. 9 dole. 60c. Southern whits wheat, 1 dol. 69c. to I dol. 60c. per loishel (equal to 61s. to SM. 6d. per qr.) for 621bs. wheat. COTTON.—Li v sitcom.. Barr. 28.—The sales of cotton to-day are salirea•ed at 5,000 Was, sod oonaist of 500 Ameri can on spesalation ; 100 Peniam. and Manahan, 110. • 4 1.1 00 . /typt our. 124. to 14d. ; 600 Surat, 6d. to Bd. ; 20 [lei , 141 d. to lid. • total Wee since Thursday, 26,000 balm; 1,000 on 'predation ; import, 25,000. The market eland eery firmly, awl, compared with Friday's rites, all kinds ars the rams. Nothing new par rteamer Aids. At sea, 20,000 bales Arisdcaa. 114oeipts, ,000, maul 10,000 WA LONDOII 'WILT DOCK SIVORNIL—Ban. M. I Lamm/ I Delved I Pt. /back, WI via sal /Wm ...... Noo °l. 4k: a 'Lill. M coo LlN a* LI AO. KMO moo el* MN 0.700 COO 100.N WAN 1 0.1071 0.0 102.070 110.070 N N 900 0 9.9•9 IN 11.789 a 4l 1.110 UM 03.001 I; 1070 11.917 El; 21,1 1 01 13" 1.01 se t 1.06- : : : : : : : : ..Tt I TALLOW. The St. Pehmsburg news receleed to-day quotes 181 ro. cm spot, and ma change m o th er positions. To-dsy the market in London las been steady about 200 tons have beet dons for all this month at 68s. 6d. The market closed :—Spot, 68s. 66., milers; September, 66. Separate month& 68s. 66. ;• O. and Dec., 68s. ; Jan- and Watch, A. Tallow 40.. 106. ; ditto Maine, 64.. 6d.; town tallow, 68s. to 68s. 61.. net cash. Palm oil, 445. to 47e. Cocoa nut oil Cochin, 605., ditto, Ceylon, 48.. (Prom Merin. Smith sad Charles Circular of Monday orating ) COALS.—Lorerrotr, SIVT. 23.—T5n11•411 Moor, las. • Tsalsid Moor Bute" 14s. ; Wow, 165.; Wills En 4 Edon, 1U id.; Walls Eni Riddell, 16s. 9d.: WAILS E n d Miasmal, 194.114. ; Walls load &sham, 19e. 3d. ; Wslla End South H ilton, 19a 3d.; Walls End C05....p, Ma 6d.; Walls E. 4 Hartlepool, 13s. ; Walls End Tora 19s. M. ; Brown Waif nisi Yam, at market, 11; add, TO. NEWMARKET OCTOBER MEETINO. Tim Po r.ne, hr threair-ebbaue ab; bar &t ; Harmer* be, be , erl sod, M. DJ. lbarawee , ism • r Ihrawrerazas of If row wok 101 e, ewe- T.Y.C.—To dais and mos by la o'clock the Moe nweabg, awl IM watbas is be declared by aim _ A Summar Ilwassarms d II sem aseb, sr may 5 ft it reined by an drab the war, bare realm, to go to dr mid susad barn; L, tresyr-rdi mad sparser 11311.—Tis iims sad ear by da ederk ernic bias turig, sad is riled. fa be ltd by aka Mgr le mai la rat son • Svisrerwo d 111 otos mai, for two-yr-olda, eat; err it 46; her, Cot ; s 41b. The rare to be sold fir 150 era ikei. R.M.—Te Yrs mei err by eta o'clock lir amide Mews rossilisg. illasareraxas d 13 SOTS. 11•11 b, Ire tas-yrablis la 711, list Ob. Ilts army So bei sold is 10 era if dreard, &a First bit et On IL—To close sat row brie dolma the evralag bias irsday„ TX= Yu/ or to 1101111 TIIIIINIAL FROMM *Tome et 10 mom oar he the prodees dmarls wowed is D~, Is art se • raw sit ,• oohs, lot 716; Lir 151 ta• Tbe raw stir ssaad bass a mars • ma rad Is 10 pre sma. gra is rids star sr re AN bras a 1•11 pot east ara the rids Ilia (45 ssis.)— Cral-bleekßra, EleqsameaWsiar 11imithan, lateska, 1 7 1 - -Night et. , Marseseas, Imbipase, ruder m, irsolir4 Arra% br • -Derta ir, Ora dm Ma* Our Miry Theism libis seL Tbe •by Dur e by Mob 11 itb—Midri ,4 I brit - selisr—lteld d Ise if by Ciennimey—Prealis, b t br Orleads—iria Bus, b • by lideateier—Mbs fby Rabid de Clorbam—May, t by Meat do Oar. bess—Tbe c by Mir de Otrimiro—Mds- Area Komi eh by is Mer—Oses, Oran, Tyr •by B=LI Z A =r- Misa, 11a a arr a y byllgra 2 Darr, t bt nigoo : t r . —D iA tbary . l Cea: b Pd y sn 4 Haa—Riscra, Otbellat by Mr Tat too ars—Jar e (red) likwilloo—loorwi (gmd) by Mrs or , lasi Mirf) Tensbaer —Muscovite's der sb OW) Brmarsa Tr Or. Lassa BUM a soya sorb, for 3- ear, • Min hi Mb. The whore of is Darby ay Dreary It Low to wry TS; et Da il = Tbsassal Orris ire or the Ors, Alb errs. Mono ilia his arm was a plate or merstakoa, allowed Sib. D.L—AMT, Prima onia. • tarb-Werra, Traitor, freer Z.., lamiletrer, Turkic, Broom, Tiptop, Voultp, Ca rty, it by Obsilas—lrcaers, Leareara, Kingmaker, Two 01{A//1112 emir of 30 ors rob, 10 ft, Ibr OW sot mord Who SOMA errs coke, bi 71b; Oho, OM IS; doo rimy d• resegratos rise KO ors, bided leg w WlNsell OM gig% MO awry 41b , of re seek oars, 7111 err Train lie Tar d Londa f..—The Corr., g by Taikeir—FlOsith Soy* Bob, Paotoloa, bro to Laid DsL °nod booboo, atl. loLrois l Proviso, T e Flya D.N. Turzioal. Tien Qr awes Putes - 41 - oige.. • ix 3-yr-olds, 9.t 21b,; hob lOW 7lb ; Ire, IIM; andeged, Ilst 41b. H.C. HANDICAP PLATS of 601., far yr-olds and upwards. A-7. Hatranos, 3 erre 0wn..... of 6 nem each, for 2-yr-olds, Est 10Ib ; amp, Oet 81b ; Isar end upwards, Pet Tbe winner to be far 7W., if demunded, Be. Radom' States Conroe.- T. dd. sa d ded, user by den o'clock the evening beforerunning. HANDICAP BWERFITAILAA of 10 mom. *orb, 5 ft, if de eland by Mae o'clock the evening before running, for two yr-able lad upwards. Let half of Ab. M.-To elms awl arm by du e'elosk tie evening before running, swd the te=te he 118•11•01 y nine. Teel OF TIM TOOT,, TRIDINIAL PRODUeI Henan of 10 seva. mak, for the produce of mares coveted in ISM ; eedie, See 711; Mies, Set rib. The owner of the mewl bores r peed,.. stun equal to 10 per mat. on tbe wink seek% eel the 01/Dar of tba third a mum aqui to 6 pr sea ea the Idiots stake. T.Y.C. 50 rube.)-c by Aisne -111fhw7, f by Pyrrha& the Pirst-ReOatbn, e by Tamer -766. a, Pimp, Aneroid, Memorial, Ge-a-bead, Diner's esebeer, Cack-wiloccileiloo, Star of the Baer, Twine, am• ben Wee lace dead, by Joe Lovell-Auld Au:petulance, O by Surplice-Debate, I by Pyrrha. tb. First-Ree, etresmer, rameibe, f by Melbourne-Weser ., e by The Plying Datehman-131tie Boone, Mufti, Amnia, e by The Dutehman -Oak, e by Malteenee-Clarlses, I by Melbonnte Whip, e by timplice-Berbe. fby m.a..... Pyrfum the First f by Teddlarson-Msid of f by Bay lietus or Glecoeboy-Brow• Bar, iLiT - a Kent, Ham, Homburg, I by Orlando-Elopement, fby Orlando-Torment, f by Cowl-Year, f by Hirdrateher - Queen of Tyne, Amami, f by Weetherbit-Mona. Derr, e by Meorea-Raillery, f by Cotheretose-C wlpa, Anclatt Briton, peceruaaec Boldfaced Slag, I by Bresdiariga-Birth day, e by The Libel-Aretknea (Fernhill's dam), Miss Junk Centaur, o by Meabounas-Emerald. F. M. the Dabs a Duty, f by The Cod user--Mir Twickenham, Chime-wham, f by Footstool-Flame (dead), f by Voltigeur -Ceamastte (deed). Too RDTLAND Slates of 30 sous. each, 20 ft. for 2.yr ebb ; See 7lb ; end Allis., bet 31b the winner of • etreepobbis et WI ope•-, Including the winner's own stake, he SI; ef tw• web stakes. 7lb mat. hem the Tors of ibet 6.-Madeep, Killiaow, Cook-a-deselle-doo. The Peer PlaYer, Allgtcs, Arelia, f by Jericee-Dividend, Thiliniewn, Trek, a try the Flying Dutehimm-Glance, • by IseltsVerumiaer Star. Tea, It R. A.F.-Lord Wilton's o Abbess, by dim* eme Ma We, Out 71b, art Dike of Bedford's Ask, ht 46. . X;roir..Vl4l. 2, est 4ib ~A. T.Y.C.—Mr. F. Robb ins's t Ilwasiag Ned, by Coslisedwas out of D. Mgt Nis d Deikes f Pampa, by Wailborbit, est of Dries. Maros. ISO R. B.olk Stamm Coanc—Lord 4711111Ws Loyola. Sot Mb, opt )Sr. F. Robirce's Autos, 1111141 b. Cff4NTILLY .ILICLI. The first Autumnal meeting (there are to be two Ws yew) et Chantilly came of on Sunday, and, as the weather WY epiesttld, it attracted a ii wooersl, attendance . The bealare. whkh consisted of not fewer than siren events, went of with remarkable spirit, and gam rise to a good deal of betting. The principal event wee the Emperor's Stakes, of 10,000fe, for which as many as sissesen hones were stewed, and right of them were Ugh* while another Engliali bores paid forfeit. Of tome eight only three were taken to the post, Fisherman, tharkinr, and Commedne bat they, as our sporting reads* Mew, Mead kigit es the English turf. Opposed to them teem kw Preach beeesa, who rank amongst the very beet Press passers—Mosarems, Mlle. de Chantilly, hoed sad Derbies. Mow:Ts haring. in addition lo may Ilene enserrs la Treace, figured with greet 'loins In Eag- Sad, was the levourite with the Flesh Shin see, End see with a net inconsiderable purls of tho English Imparters ef Ss Enoch turf; but of lbs WWI who ems est hoc England Trey to see the mon sad of when the number was not low, the groalso part spin sonbleatly of the English lot. The re sult wen a Miler dbappeletment to the French, Fisherman haste( wen may. Ihennterer having been second, and Commits beteg drawl with de Chantilly the brow ef heleig think whibl Mesarque, the great Masses, was asorints! The Selneepli of FMNessi wee hailed with Asses ley Oa LOW Nis owner, Mr. Parr, netted 611 Alia, =bib mad sr torfolt, WM.: out of stiel and he &bated lOW lior his own eery, and I,olllllr. 'Mk* ..u, is ths 1111116d0111 has Is the setiond hares The mount which easyoi bride is SS* ea Ws race snit base been very Of Ms ethr events, it will edam to my here I • all In ewy the Mans there woe a dead heat, and that four want Tyr ail rasa. Thee latter, .4 meal, excited much Isenemet, sod ems ef dros, the eased Crttinion, wee m r 26: • 1- I =elil nee as wee ever witnessed. Count A. de de la Modiste, and Y. Reiss meted as steward.. Kr. Masbassis Grieve.. owing to the pretence of dr English brassy waste the judge's stand with the former. Count thi Mom tea peal, 80CTRAMPT011. MONDAT.—TDo Mayor of South smirks, J. Wit* Esq., Yes Mr ea hiviiatka to be proma at dr Masalarbser berm* to-Ronow. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COUNTerlizrr. 2S. (BMWs IlbOwillmor *nay.) The heised Chimminheer we wiled nir lalhi hie NM Or ids ledimposides. ni an osmium onnin, *maws. "111 /um mums mum" This thasiveed, the marotery of the Imager H. et re ere hes Mee erred dues buthee llin retet, "L fLt adjedketiee. The ea sow resielel. a treey ins for s crediur, but there wee as hear :Mitea hie put, wit Sur..4 hr Mr. MA, a other red iris there. Mr. lied sapper& The point ma that the towboat was the rely germ *Me br the dotes ea amour t d the ladigurt a..omed Bons The pr rare was heeded by the amts. of a perrease bat ho m ad it ems rpd thee t ass his owe Mgletalfilii. II cm the public Me stair that he bat lisheerd the ethseripthins, sad bed ber ettreirel by the !betty, Mr. Commtediaer Merely, slier disereles, add he mew *64 seleuVelly with the beedesek Nolg s.r test hod bre • Ler Hass is prier. Be odd sat, , *How sorb • ore to pus. The thrived wee the lisadar as institution whirl' was pa resind by Wise end el disesteem; bat ho Italy mese ow = thin wee same drip' le gain to Both sod debthwhis be ens the selyrd . s i elisr oreditees wore to bolt. Hi fisesor pie etre atheder mamba from the Term war t se Joseirersieg • debt without reseueshie serer* pay. . tit 13 10= MALL. This theelveth wee es be herd se lisiriez= the prior dey Ms thrift meitler art bit bet tits Mauer hid Ismothei le Ht. DOWN cellel the etheithe of the asset to the birth* at the are MG, irsimet amid ant be bend. Mr. thimedssierr amply mkt to. me seseld set emir by kis them. He bird the car sal wird the ireiret se be disehe rsa. - 1871;• Ham d Genre, emend by Kr. lar two andbors amid DY E . olf Handwa. Kr. Dome meowed. It emend OK Mr. ~ay bed dinewied Nor the feedeat. He raw bba et li Hoare of Cwarr, flare be =be be la peat reabe deuele awl prep late tbe deb et = Kr. Ilaumbro wee a oiler to amp KIK emplited et a ewe al 46L edieb the bederat het hew bin *taws ia rpm maybe be bed red adds bee wile be bid ree.Md. Yr. hambee eat twain ba Hie rainy, bat only reesived ee w dam be meet the eller the beam* hod kewaißP Wm, sad weetred pertoroe eaker Thehi u berlwed bit Kr Medi= Is Iwtat the How d Oatemes, vbs. Y bed UK yew. mid Ye bee deco len Mae pailiag, Hobe as lb Mae& He bad embed a debt tar beard mod Webs as ebe a raddiste. Kr. Ceemblewer Kopp ahhorwlee de MO, wow amid tte brokeat he Mb PK the mobs creditors. He weld b esot la Kr. IftMAW Ket he pee weft to in poem " " Kest be Swan Owereces, bo evahl ism be • ta: le a Yap enema (A beeli.) ne an /arm 4:_inurprtn. The lasehearwse — riiesTiriigraany,fse Yr. Ray wesd, ma ersery. The ear was adjsersi kw irimainle, Ned rem ti parer gel serlile as swank re seardised. Mr. slay rid wasemil sad serriase lit Sr lerwires sr id reek hir serral tier walla de rsersla Mr. Noisier, Marlin ea ea slllisr, &weir • erre Os la ram Carle sa re issorlar• soa, Robert Orilar s ley strew rier MIDDLZ&EX 8118110M1 Mar 2= Yr. Crory w as eelethster.) 32, hdler, WWI kr anlawfially wassilfas a girt iadur 10 years d ap, asmed Elabm.h Am Wren Sots" with intent, After a long trial the jury faced the primer Nifty, sad pule Yr. Creasy yew. esetented him to he knit to bold labour for the d der Maimed Aily, sado of Cabot* a sharp, hitellisost. !Myoung ass, deeeribed se well educated, bat having I of l3sows, was indicted for stealers a oloopie-book v alue* , the yof Messrs Grindley and Co., the Bast lona and 'tory vista. B ied Alakellah, latergirerer, sad Hookas 111 elturonind ..qek Persian, escretary to the Princes of Gads, were in at • _ _ Mr. J. Doyle prosecuted. There were tutor erne against the primer, but he was fried on ace hors th e eraser gig hi support of which it het on trait Auger be went to Mace. Orindley's mlatildtment e Ile. Martine-place, end senteltoldr. Moyle, larinneeger thet be bed orate from India eel bed a are of 3,7461 td. la the birds et Meows. Hedger ned Baer, et Idempood, width be wished to he teneadinal to s Lowden hero, to thee be could make lt or venirtly arilehle he Ms se he we whin az =rto her for laMsthe overhed tore en the e meow told Idea be sari haw the money te nable them by ble giving _germ ere en the Liverpool Ma, eel thet whoa dry bed neehr It be ward hew a elegem beak end mid thaw epee dem as he War make. dm ra Thewcadpr by elmiell to he early ignorer at Ohs mode of w amok end Mr. Roy% showed him a eloper GM tighter the course at bereter, end, r the riled that be wanted to ere • number of lemaasme beim be hi Loathe, he gar bin • pipe current of reeks imednd it lora. After he bed shown hire the eleque-book, which th e greener did not the. *t innily have in his pemrdon, ha Lid it en a tars, and the primer asked for • glace of weir. Be we. told to walk into en inner mat and take one, er la gar to the room he would have to pan the leide as which the obeese-book wee lying. As be wet away, he aid he should an agar we eatinday, the day on which Mr. Boyle rid they their emir am rower from Liverpool, in the orrery erre; bat be bad sot been gone hog rem the chopre-ber ems mired, sad in an hour or two Airmails • pans err whit sober drawn in favour of Mews. Meese rid this, te l&f. odd. Mr. Ilotl= whit that penes to Meer. Kra branch race of wire he her **prisoner who had eta the she fa payment foe pereheem liehad ieede. Mr. Rare =glda seepres that he wear peenarte olthe book, and em tot ghr up et err L. should giro his ire emery. The prisoner rid he wee varprked the cheque had not beeped, after he had glen se order upon hit Liver pool bankers for over 3,000 L, sad he would not give up the cheque-book ether Mr. Boyle gave him • menionadum cancelling the order. Mr e th er to do anyth*r of the kind, sad rented own la the book given up to hhu The par reinctarl the tech, and he was pieced In the Nerdy at a end it was the. ascertained that be bed been committiag fords by representing that he was an side-dresinp to the Quer at Ore, and am may be easily imager, a emmunication was received fires Liver pool to the effect that the Firmer bed no effete there. After the prisoner had given the cheque to Mews. Mosta, he said he was compelled to be at the hones of the Queen of Owl, at the o'clock, but r a teemenger had been despatched to Otindley's with the cheque to see if it wee beak 04e, terra] decked, were re sorted to by which he prolonged his nay until the meeseeger returned. When at Orindlay's the rid he should only esquire to draw for the odd hundreds, eke thousands be should leave to their hands to his credit maw he arrived is India and could make arrengemente for it. immolation. The prisoner admitted to Inspector Cheekier she. in custody that be had ho authority from the Owl, family, and that be had no funds at Liverpool. The prisoner, who spoke English faintlyernme-mounined Mr. Moyle with a good deal of ineennity, his object being to show that ha received the cheque-book from his hands when he give the order, and could mot therefore be charged with reelmg it. le stated punitively that he nervy parted with the reserion of it, but laid it on his table et ha had shown it to the prisoner. The jury found the prisoner Osie/ty, and it was then proved that he had bees oommitted tree for three months as a rogue sad vagabood, and sestreced to nine months', under a cementite at the Old Bailey. Mr. Doyle mid there rue thews other cases agree the primer—or for attempting to obtain a owns" vales 1921. 14 from Memos. 011 k end Sons, of Long-.ar t or it the fraud upon Mere Moor and one for obtaining es opera• glass, end lea dery of admission to the Surrey gariena, on. the creaks of Mr neacele's bran, with in tent to dthaud M. ham, by repreeting that they were for the Queen of Ore Mr. Creasy said the prlsotter anal* oupht to be tried au another chary, but it would be hardly fair that he should be, .ter hie ozavictiotte bed beast proved la the hearing of the jury. It aweeed that the primmer wee a practised, cusining rogue, and he should atlases Liu to diluent mouths' Lord Yary Hoday, 16, was tedietad for unlawfully assaulting Laurence Shia. _ The geimuer was left in charge of sire children of poor parents at Chelsea, who had to go out to work. Ow day when the mother got home she found that her youngest child, just two years of ere, had Men beaten with a tine; them wen from 30 to 40 marks of cane•stripee about its kge and body, and the prisoner said she bad done it because it wee dirty, but without any cruel intention. Pb. no. said she wet very orrery fir it, end she thought oho had done nu more than she should hare done to her own brother or Aster. The jury found her Guilty, gad as else had buss In custody nearly all weeks Mr. Crory onnteaced her to =War Routh. SOUTH KIERINwroN MUSEUM.— tits week ending Sept 24, the rids,* hare Wen as :—Oa Mauday, Tueaday, and Saturday (free dap), MN; au Monday and Taeaday (free eveetep), Gan ; as a k a dm dedente day. (adnoadon to the public, WI, 813; ear Madame maim (Wedneiday), 141 ; total, 11,000, nu POLICE COURT& MANSION HOUSE. Lasdert Philip Nolledsink a weemiaei , di merchant, at 7i, Meek-ime, was brought benne Dlr. A !derma& Hale, in =ai U 6lbe detach', Aker, charged • ith having •YU with a forged rattonaniatt on it toe 1/00 wises of 04 the value of 7601., with intent to &fraud a Mr. Omer Anton, corn factor, at 23, Finchureic. latent - Itr. Sables" the barrister, amain& for the peewit-otitis ; sad Mr. Oh m& allsoded cm the pan M the primmer. Reliwook—Hy Lord Mayor, an need to-day is to lay Won you just sufkient evidence to Justify • reared. Ws Is a ere which wW tennis. very onenderable Investkp tim. TY prosecutor, Mr. Anton, cam e. ea the banner of • sees aster, and aappear. that on the 7th fleptamber the ri nser briusght the bill of lading to him, aid asked him to ad man • Imp sum of mosey ub it. My then looked at thebM rinsing. It purported perfretly genuine, and esistuDy he gave bill to the amount of 7=. for the 900 ere. of bared. The connore is Mr. Roach. The bills wen dimounted by the deft dart on the very day upon which they wen given. Mr. Roach will tall you that the deiddhat had no nuthnrity whatever to present that bill of Nag, or to obtain any nose y othwever upon it. 1(1 esta blish those facts I •pprehend I shell be in • coudities to mak for a mind. This is • wen eztenmive fraud, and it is abso lutely amnia! that the whole matter should be thoroughly innetigated. Mr. O. Antan—l a a corn factor mining on bonne at No. 93, Tenchineb-street. On the 7th alt. the 101 l of lading produced was brim& to me In its mew ante by the primmer, who send me to mats him an advance upon It—he maid be required 7501. Mr. Roach has a p•rtner, named Amu!, In Alton. The prbomw 'boned me the bill of Intinr, and -aid he had received it in • knee, whelk Mt also showed are, from Mr. Angel. If. did not nave the letter with me. I behoved the bill of lading to be • genithse demount, and rave the presser my scoeptance for MI. On the snivel of the oce.el named In the letter out Tuesday law., I was unable to got the goods referred to in the OW of lading. . - Ciee;-eseiniesd by Mr. Church —This wet not the fait trensacoms I had had with the prisoner. I do not reinem be, having advanced him money on bills of lading before this time. I sever advanced hire none y iin the credit of the arm of Beech and Company. Front the primmer's accounts I Saw that be bad had dealings with that firm, but not other wise. No stetemeat was made by hint, at the time he brought me the bill et lading, menet* the endowment, Ile told me egisrwanle to send down to the mimed as won as possible. I came say how long that woe sayer I had advanced the meeey, bet It was some day. afterwards. We did not seed to the Tweet before he told us to do an, because she was not des at that time. He gave us no retain for telliag as to mad down so soon as possible. I did nut ask him the rea le& I knew that linseed is very apt,to get heated, end I took that to be hie meson. Kr. T. E. am a cornmiwion merchant 'at Hull and Altos& I bare a putter at the latter place of the name of Angel. It le our Gra thst is mentioned in the body of the 671 of &Vag preload as the shippers of 300 gn. of linseed. The primer bad so authority from our arm to endorse the bill of lading. Ido not know the perm who purports to here Agri taw Indorsement of oar Ann by promotion. When Mr. Angelis absent, it is the mottos for our clerk sad bookkeeper, wheel some is Witt, to sign by procuration. It le to endorse • bill of biding In order to obtain pee wits of goods speckled In It. The genuine bill of lading now shown me &Indorsed by Mr. Angel in the name of Roach. The Mk et lading pr duped which bare the far& eedevanseat u t i zonuine bill 01 larlinr; It foram one of the w that e was mad Is duly signed by the Aldeneea Hale— yea renewe the original 6~1 of laths; f W trim -Tee eiesesszas;l;dlby Mr. Cho/eh—My partner told me last west that belled mat with the bill of lading a bill of =- cheese drown by him upon the primmer. I hove not scan the reespeusou sad know nothing of it incept what my please UM ma. I bale had several dealings with the pri• men. I do art remmabor any bona lids oonaignniesta having bum mode to him. I had made several sales and shipped goods to him previously to this transaction. If we have any doubt about a mans Lill bring paid, we hold the Mild lading. Although It is the practice to issue three bills of lading, the one that la endorsed is the only genuine one. We never draw more than one acceptance against a cargo that we remit. If we had drawn on the prisoner we should not have drawn on any one else. I know that the prisoner has not had authority to sign the name dour inn to bills of lading. I know the pruners writing; I balers the writing on the beck of the Mil of lading to be his. Mr. Robiaaes-1 apprehend that I bans shown sundial to justify • remand. Mr. Church—Will you take responsible bail for the psi • sonar's appesrauft at the neat examination P Alderman Hale—l am advised not. In came of forgery the role boot to ervept ball. Mr. Church—My instructions are, that the on hen had an implied authority to give this signature. It is only fair to state that I refrain from saying more, ea th e coos le only partly gone into. It may turn out, ea lam instructed, that be has a complete answer to the case. Mr. Anton and Mr. Roach were then bound in their per meal rooognizatsces in 1001. each to appear and prosecute on Wednesday sad, the day to which the prisoner was re manded. .7.6 n Franklin and William Km, were brought before the Lord Kayo by Ilaydon, the detective oili c ee, charged with having uttered a forged cheque for 2707., under the fol lowing circumstances : Hayden, the officer. having been ewers, eald—ln conse quence of a communication I received from the Union Bank I was there at one o'clock to-day, and saw Franklin at the counter. lir. Robinson at the muss had • cheque In hes hand. I isoks to him and he banded me the cheque pre load for 2701., dated 25th September, 1847, purporting to be drawn by Judah Levy Yuly, and payable to Mr. A. Blend or tearer, end endorsed no a receipt seam, "A. Bland." I sated Franklin if he had pmemated that cheque. He ropiest " Yes." I infornsed him that it wee a Segni cheque, sad requested him to accompany me to a privet* mom, In answer to a question I put to him he told me he had received the cheque that morning from a friend of his named Bland, in the Three Coln, public-hose, London-wall, for beta won to that amount on the St. Leger Race. He offered to accompany me to the Three Colts and point the man out to me. 1 left the bank with him for the pawpaw of going them.- On reaching Moorgatemdreet a cab wee Send ing by the kerb-atone, the VIIMPTKerp being Inside. Frank lin, pointing to !Corp_ ,said "That's the men I received the cheque from." Keep denied this, and raid be knew nothing at all about the cheque. Karp rebuked to give me his name. On marching Franklin et the station-boas, I found on him 71 6e. is a purse, a watch, chain, two rings, and eons other things. On Keep I found 41. 4s. II id. Cranes-ewuined by Mr. Lewis, for Franklin—l have time been to the Three Colts. Franklin did not tell me where Bland lived. He said Keep was the man who had given Lim the li,, C. Robinapcashkir at the Union Bank of London, mid—The cheque and was presented to me to-day by theprisoner Frank In. I perceived at once that it was a . He *eked for dm 601. notes and 20 sovereign,. I sent then for an offloar. The cheque-hook from whi•li the cheque has bow taken, was obtained by a forged order. The prisoners were reensaded. BOW-STREET. Ram Harrfy was charged with attempting to drown her self in one of the ornamental reservoirs in Trafalgar square. About eleven o'clock on Saturday night she jumped into the reservoir, but was almost directly dragged out by two gen tlemen. Ons of three gentlemen. Mr. Sprague, of Villiers atreet, Strand, stated that they pined her in a cab and tick her to Charing-cross ilostetal, where they found a porter who was drunk and kept them waiting a quarter of an hour with out procuring any eminence. They then h.ek the woman to the Westminster Hospital, where she wee at once attended to. Mr. Jardine rinianiled the prisoner, and said that he should writs to the Sitretary of ('haring-cross Hospital re specting Mr. Sprague's statement. - MARLBOR01:011-STREET. Devoid Hearne, an old Irishman, its charged by William Leeward, a young Irishman, of 19, Dudierstrart, with an smelt. . . .. . . . The complainant iirse peeing prisoner's door in New Compton-street, botwcen eleven and twelve on Saturday night, when he (complainant) addressed him, end received a slap in the eye" by way of rejoinder, which he pretty quickly returned on the nee of the prisoner, which knocked him down. He managed to get up, and the door beteg abut, he thought the prisoner had gone in. Complaient kicked at the door and celled to tine prisoner to come up to the " ermteh again." While demanding this • policeman arrived, and complement, at t he PIMP in stant, received a violent blow on the beck of the head from sped& which ha described as a lire shovel. Turning round he saw the prisoner armed u .tared, end rec e ived a blow on the shine, and two more on the bail part of his bead, He bled profusely, and was rendered senseless. He waa taken off to the hospital, end had his vc °uncle dressed. Police-sergeant 6 C saw complainant kicking violently at the door of the prisoner's house. and beard him, occur ha would have revenge on "Ould Horse." Witneu MVOS ramified bite to come another tone, seeing that belied been drinking, and were very violent: but he still continued to call for " Onki Horse. While so calling, old Horse came! from behind, and struck complainant on the heed, a. de scribed. The wounds were deep end dangene. Prisoner said he had been " kicked, and punched, and 1 fowled about in all direction s by complainant;' end called • witness who heard them abusing each other, and proved that complainant hd given the first blow. Mr. Bingham. from all that had been stared, we quite of opinion that the defendant had acted in ecl6defence, end it might be said was almost justified is what he had done, fir " if," said the magistrate eddreseg the oomplehtent, " • tall, vigorous young Irishman like you choose to one violence tea weak, old creature like that (defendant), you cannot ex. pert ardstance from the law when you get a little the worse from him. In this owe he appear. to have had too much spirit for you. You W-aned him even by your own showing, I and clearly Mien the statement of the winiena end, acting in self-deknoe, be gave you a ' Roland for your Oliver.' Each moat enter into his recognimutoe to keep the peace." MARYLEBONE. inlus Win and X;eiiiiliTrii• -• ••Tie, erne e.harged with harisgoo the preview efterseocs, erented mit • disturb mace in the lidgersee-read se to muse a nrowd of at lout 300 prom is resale. The mother al the %Reis wee verf oaths Is gm my. — Tie - iiiiese NM est vile ems, dare( kis 'b. Ness a te . Mess is Os lola .I lds furniture, ko., sod fast.. IPslisy s bend Lisp os mealy et hi. peepsety. B. sielleisl Gen pegs on =so. TRAFFIC RE'rUItNIS. ionarani. 14.44 14fr NW TOW. WM. 4400. 414•104 LW. IW. Wet way Owdombor & & Ord T 4•41 oft rea. .... 64/4 6.7W6. 41 1,064 WV! 64.4140 /olatlr ll. DOM& sod Morton ..... IRO 1.111 1.41 Wow .4414.4 Paosaber U. OT & eels, 4d Co.& .... 111 8.006 2.49 ROOT 11.134 BOW. sod lakelloroo. —.. 114 6/1 140 0111 7/qt ending Ow4wober U. UFO Dooka. . OW 744 West main IlipOwatoor WO 6.166 T.lOl 14.111 13.611 Wool sadist lagonabor 11. t 3.111 16.711 11..6 1esoloo.. "" 1/21/1161 . 4 — aill Orr ......... ........ IA 11.67} 1,166 11.116 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASU•LTI2S. Wet WOW, et Wilelance, Captain Brenton, Seen Uneven, on ion re on the b et Wilaidoion. on We lin Srpeneber, bilged, red would bee total Ion; ono eared —Mw York, Sept. Oetberne— %Moe, Centen Worn,. orlon Inn harks iv do Most, 'port. slat ro the 3tob Anneet, le let. kt n.. W et W., abs me in *diens 11th no Caesarian trent Orr ante Ilea York, whisk real to two boon aft, war& ; Ibe mew earn( thOwtiolm la no bona Tbo Wilton met nib onakkastila drop. ZUsaks4l. Captain Lloyd, Poo liolltbtily, sub noel beano Hon Send ; env rand moo tong eared.—tawareell Sept. SI. Ptla Omer —A sock Werra fond arro Narked* ; fres knee of the Mob ok ebe lemon to be the Mae new, treat &Orin to Crawat—itowitt, Apt 4rkIIANTI,II XOIICI. Oporto, Sept. 20. The board of Maids at Ustree haw aerablkbed s quararalee 01 dee days . merle loot°. Oast sort booed to tate pan, Is *morgues. of gam aue• of pekoe forge lir etas appeared to that aepttrd, VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. AM. (alp), In. Bomb. to Liven.] 113 days, .1•41 1 , 1.0 1442 S.. lop. U. 41 S. Awedal• (bug.), tram L.II to NoWow., Aar. SO, UAL IS If., Soo. 14 W. Ow.le. 5.58. (11..110, boa Colombo Ilar icoallon, &opt. S. Ist. SI SS N..1a5.10 W. add4.(l.lli. 14, lA. alp) ,WI dap item Csioatta Llvirpnl, all 6 . a tur 5..92.11i Owspl. (2,111. Alp), 92 Pow .% Agst N. 11414 N., Ise. and Oi Cato, tree Osiestta, Septwabor Is, Ist. MU N., kw. 11.14 W. . . . .. . .. . ..._ Crisp), Oros Yak Aura& iso Lavorpool 70dow, Lot. 11, law OAT W. Sus Nwrolt. from Newport kw Imlay. Await, kt. LAS N.. ke WM W. ek Gary Swum. 4 W. Ow Ilwabsr, with Mom Asyut P. lat. La N., lan 117. Swami NO, 6r Colestts, with treoy Yost 11, kt.13.*011., kw. WAS W. wf ekes., Wow Lyres Ow °Wank. Asyut IT. ist.ll.oo N., Aagapt , t0m.114.44 Wanoml Ll* tram Leedom lie 84 , 4434.1 34 &A avgavt n. Lt 4.83 II &I W. Rooky* (alp), Ow 11Asons. 444. 134 IA- 4 4 It., W. tow. THE MEDITERRANEAN TELEGRAPHIC CABLE.—'The now and powerful steam-tug Blazer, to the Liver pool Memo-tug Company, I. at present le a of the Mediterranean telegraphic cable, from re t w i all sad Co.'s works, at Birkeehead. The Blamer being theeely etesoc-tog large and powerful enough to cany leer own nosh from Liverpool to Gibraltar, bat been selected to amid it the cable bemoan Cagliari, Malta, sad Corlh. lithe ea - mail for the Mediterranean in a week's time, with M toss of the cable, and coal for twelve days, to that she will only call at Gibraltar. The Blazer fa 300 tow bur den, end 160-hone power. • GREAT WEATERN AND BEENTFORD RAILWAY.- An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders was held_yet terday at the company* ofllue, Great George-street, West minster. Lord Villiers in the chair, to antborira the borrow ing of the sum of 30,0001, in pursuance of the Great Western and Brantford Railway Act, 1855; and also to sanction an augmentation of the capital of the company, in pursuance of the provisions of the Great Western and Brantford Act, 1857. The Chairman having briefly stated the fleet object of the meeting, in accordance eri.h the terms of the notice, moved a resolution for the purpose of carrying It out, which, ester being seconded by Mr. 1/ay, was carried unanimously. The noble lord observed, that under the act of 1867, there was power to create and mane fresh glares to the amount of 15,000/., but this could only be done with the sanction of the ahareholders. fie then propoaed a resolution authorising the dirwore to create and isane new shame of 101. each, amounting in the aggregate to 16,0001. This was seconded by Captain Bulkeley, and also carried unanimously. There were, in addition to the director., only two shareholders present. _ • - THE coALWRIPPERS. STRIKE.--This unfortunate strike ie now assuming a very serious aspect. Neither em ployers nor men seem inclined to give way, and almost the whole coal trade (whipping) is suspended. Only seven gangs were employed yesterday morning at the advanced rate of Pd. a too, and these were not engaged through the office. The men state that more of thorn could be engaged at that rate but for the office refusing them "W. The authorities of the office have placarded the Fug End for labourers, but es yet they do not appear to hare succeeded in obtaining even aa many as to 1114111 up a gang. The strike ham now continued since Tbureday. The families of many have had to apply for parochial relief _ . [AdYeItbseDICIII.]—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Trua.—Exes•otors•at en. or • . 11.•.. 07 TN. NMI or Nur TaSl Yuan' Pnoolse.-1 Mutts, of Ideas, Delfordabint. feed for nineteen est . ilb frebtlal Oloooe ot 1h Ai.. be bad/ being comet relth pastel mellow of • vedette mews Holed • nett)' of profuebseal advirs. but De dime loomed ; be could but It au huger. sad Ina tbee retornemeded to or Hollosma amass an i pills. which he did, sod ha Mae weeks van s espiesty restorod to health, leasing be body wittiest • bemire —Bold by a/1 mothe.re weeder. , throusbout the eror.d ; at Profeeor Hollotray's ettablbfonese $44. bused. Loodoa, sad SO, Maldathluse bee York: by •.ofloale. CoattartUnopla; A. Smyrna. Lod E. Muir. Males BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ASTON .-8 , 44. 55. at Stock ..eilrevenoon ... 7, Clapham-road, the al'e of B. R. ha.. keg.. of a daughter . COPRLAND.—nept. ti,a; Lisburn. ..treat. Liverpool, Yn Copeland. Ird a we. DOW Mag.—Sept. U. at the Hermitage, Petworth, Sawn, the wife of W. eaner. hp— of • em. llo/.1.(1CK8 —*ems 25. the wlfeof lir. J. Hormel., of °analog OWL Liverpool, of a dom, lloT.—eveve. 24. at Kowtow, vlliaa, Tufoell part Went, the elk of 11. IL Hoy. hie of a daneater. LEAP.—Sept. fl, at the Won liaiids, (Upham ;ark. Wm. W. L Lat, of a daughter. PA V N Y..—.pi 24, at Aitert moue, Clapham road, the Irtfe o' Mr.W. Paver. of • no. WATOOM.—Styt 24, at Cumberland street. Brwastoalqoare, the ado ol T. W. Wat•oo. Pp., of • dameheer. WARKI*OES, 1110011.--811TER.—Pert7ii:;;Wlikhufeb. Rumex. 1. Mat Ma,. o. of Me Isto C. b 1 U. Lp.. of Lictleu noun. NorMura Ellabab Al me. dauthar al J. 11. Saar. /A.. of 1.61 k _ Park. Somito. BRA inglA w —BUTLIIII.—P•pt. 24. at Pt. Thomas. Rtaintird bill. bradsban. tag.. of Upper Hontertoo, to Elisabeth Lemnos If Ins. stonedimabtsr of U. N. Id Maier, Ent.. M.P Camoovos, Up.mr Claytn. HE }OAT): —11A121101111.-12424. 24. Oingity. Yoricsithst. hy Ww• A. B. Holente. Captain Royal Engineers. ten et tin WM Sir W. Holiato. liact, lionchee, Waster, vi Mart Jana datubur of J. L Hammond, Mao., of Over Mathis, Hall. Torksbira MA KTIN —0A1114L124 GI —Kam 34, at the partsb church. Hullos. Hort , 4k. fosbpk. ma of 11. Marna. }Mk , Littisport. Csiniwiddmhint to Emma. &MAI, of J. Osmbilog. Kra.. of Buxton. HIUDILL —CORAL—Mann 24. at Kt. Punk, Covent garden, by Ito 1414. Iluttna, M.A., J. H. }Uncivil, son of the Uwe J. H. Rintkil. Kok., Of Babalinsath. Wormonlershira, to Charlotte E. L. Conan ilH a renetlfi the N i rLt C." 1 44 . dtdthuCt. aped Dux a b. 1444 H. F. Mama, idauarTh n. ' 4lc; of Mr. H. NMI WARD-1120112021.-11apt. 24, at Stamm& church. Els the Be.. W. W. Mem, B. C. Wird. of M iddle Mau. to Harnet dmilH o r• Inwinn• 5 4 4 . Topic ed. DMATHS. DIEXCLZT.--13ept.16, at Itictonood. General Sir G. 11. F. Berlelel. 1LC.8., Colonel et am itelltoont, and 1414 II P. roe D 4,4 •P.r t . BltEß i ~lD.—Rcpt. H, st Clatarathy, Sconeverk the Be'. W. Polar/ aged TL CL IT IL—Sops 24, Iht Non. W. W. W. Om, and M. DOVIITON.—Sept. 22, at o c n..tm 804. p ae enna, I CIL, of the Floe. Campion , * Madras Service. eslot 74. It RM.— Sept. 29. 14 r. Jobs Ilarels. Ur Nate ISIM 4 104 limoseh, Boot $.26 mod 64. btt to It I l—Sept. 260% Lemon, Loa, it. a. llendrie. sod TL 11004 L.S.—ltm4. 2i, lbutaln IL T. Ilolusr, 49115 Itatlree Alum le. WW2, 4 1 44 36 . 24.•4 Woodford, Ers. ptin Ans. .121c4 XL B.T. Nn PRA RI). 11. at Exeter. W. H. Pesci, 104 .sim4 luV. :3. m tJaaerebydol, blostgemeroddito. l tlMlL elw T1 ' 1:14 . 111...Un. 24, .4 Uwe Tkarsge. Cockles. Mar 016•14144 Zama Ilattlla. demehMe al (be Ike. VaJoatim. *AMIS. rea s. : „. .4 abluirt ., 111 . 1 „... tuaLAar 11.4 e. et WI Loet t .:Al M t. thi lt iredaal 1111 Wlibiteira-Ifirmeas.l Swaim' i~ S t L ,•., rq S Ki, A ....nt the th. Nit Com G; tif c din Si. llg a lartil Ur I