The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-03 00:00:00

NAVAL AND lIILITABY. (ROM LAST ItIOSTS 0/11TT1.) WAR OFFICE, Om 2. Reglrseet of Dramas Osards—Liselment Courtenay William Brum to be ceptala, by wins, vies Etwintou, who retiree. 7th Dragoon Guarde—liergennt-Major Remy Petro, Pha bps lobe riding-mar; airport Wahine Aides, km t o Military Treat, is be empie, Tice Deimos, a= to the nigger" Trek; Veiertnery-Smipeen Tuley, from the *Missy Tee* to be selirlaarreee neon, eke Peat, who 1711 Light Diapesai—Oeinsi mama rtebert Betabridge to be hes teneat, peneettes, she prep, promoted , French Jame Wis. rat, le be tamist, by purchase . Junes Idarlag, jest, le be musk by purchase, Moe Bain- Malls ; Robert Neeempor, pat., to be asewel, 'Mout pureheis, its Clieghoen, promoted , Jestri Mt., be serail, without purchase. TWO Z=II, pro Scam. le mmed. Unitary Train —Sammie Oidime Dolma" treat dr 71k Drug.rm Oneida, to be eurßeen, vim hides. Wired W the 7th Dramee Oriels ; y--Salle • Posit, Rom th Dreams Oenria, he be mlsrlemy sersese, Ace Viir sia dbo nohow. tat t of Pea—Clapia Napa Amu O'Osarik eau p. lat FM, So be elm Benet lAwareasima Ceased T. W. Dteae, paweid , whine& psi . t le im led Feee--Cerem Bard, from belf•pay Load Treempert Oar, be be maga sad otataat. 4111 Net—Woks, rrimis auk., mot., to bs islibr by Foishillei Y seessislas le Lieutenant Waltman'', who Rh r...—ms 1 0 .1."1 avow Ow Hefty Ws te be itemesteft es eternal Oft". s i the tee Os" ,1 , I , bee bees semeNsi. 14 ft less—Lifteers. Wafts P,.knek Mutt to le ago reftsses, d. Destfts k tr .d reftwe bin the doff, to Iso B =Mweiglies, A z: - A,'" who 111=-11ftelsa Wolin Winery to be u liestr= =visa Hew IMO Dues, remstedG Ciswey I). ESA to be imEelat, Ate 1. Dame, II 1.. e- Arobaeld Hall to be igeseemmeler, Ale Soak who resifts era Iteli-pay. 411Test—larsterft Themes Potwar le be mpg* by =Wel who mile; nuts Jams ft be Ileftweset, by maw, vies Psisre; iefty Ytewews, to be tage.by pessire, Ale Ashisse Uselersi Uwe &Wm r — eilftlz z fte Ti.. Fe st l. IL L. Newlems, fres the Me Test, to bs erieft when Wade beet Or INN Test bet ben eleselled; its H. J. Pabst, Him the Ile Took ft le esslip, .its w. 3. Kew, whets tried* ben Oa MPH Feet Me left mailed ; d IsslMlll Cite his 1. /Me Jawb. OLD., te listMagt PAW DmiftwaCeNtr a t d o be Hew by plesiroo, otos Dawes Deeq, maw pies; Shaft NW O. W. Tibet Ire le p‘ r shre, vise Oftqften Liswitesst •ft beimpftle. frj wift Neb. UM Pees— Nftres4 Koss to be by per paneled. Lisftwasst Some Ttedssta Wary to Is StelEssisee et eft Sus Ctrs hew Haft, ILL, ft he soma IN Waft ISMS 141.110-9.1•111 sdeete Wins= Lift Mu hi& dike 111WIPeet, De to be swim, ytte Illsofte, the dist. UNATTACHED. Demi Cutout Mien Asses lleCifterft, sesjor ca hat pay et the dsk Test Oslo Dopey isriesster-Oseetst New Etelni), le be ieftwasftwebseel, without Ilissose Wejer Illeiders hoes Ilarsaa, Mb Toot, to have We Sweest nit eserverted Ye sehetudive rusk, ender the reyel mat, Ost. A ISSA HOSPITAL STAYI. lbws John William Most's, XD, hen WI Wet bilk to be sh&serges• et Ile selerl ekes, vies lii—Vreishea, elms seeterellss le hil ley, se @Wel is Ile &NOM of the SI& eIL, bee boa esessili assistasiSergevestr Deesles, ILD, Sim the Nth 1 , Se be dalompess es tl of ice the seend NA vies Lew* to the Seth Feet Hebert 111.0vem, Sao the Mk Not, to elelt•eutest sia be of the sessed it. vise hut, swatted le theige SelSAmislemt IMAM L. Iwiler bee been pow- MINS Se nips semasitia DWIT. Tho usionmollord thoodumol;, road ca Italf-pay, to love Oho bosourry rook d odd% air tho royal ear st st ash Duentbu. lU6 - --Quartsroototor Charlie ItZ=l7, Fest.) Th• CO* of tit* East India Ceml= mak* le Mee too heel mad temporary reek et ollear ii =4 bit d the Wog plated mar the coomad Royal Edit. at Chatham, Or Sold idnotiamo Is the rot of rapt*/ NW dorm Akdooda Jams nor* At 001111111111118014 SIOW= ST TIM lA. ILYTO O me I...ado:if =l4l;:tisiiii.:;;, ' igi., M.P., to be 2ad d"g aMieemor binkamt t a Norblk Mil Marla Apple whales Zeq.,lor a captaia, vim Bloomfield, reigned. MoolimidomaLire litMi ioabirt Bimodal@ Memel Jame, Zoo to be tint lieutenant. Welt Kam Ligltt Martz, Mllsionsat of Milida— oyal R eamerCharlea WM= Modierwell, biet Ileatamot R MO* be be lieeimmt, vice Derbiebire, rimigued. Ifoopaire Began* of Militia—Cliffirlea Henry Fellow* _ rot_ to be 801 l Retrimet ollrerleglee Militia—Rasta William Raid, nc H of Wilkie Royal of Bathew Militia— (3 Jeer Wilma, pat., to Is miss, vies DUSICSA Bevel bob =Lleotemeoe name Toike Maitland M be eppeels, Aim Romer, sosifgeal. ADMIRALTY, OCT. 2. --, APPODITNIXTSe—Secre- Wry. cleric I. F. Maas& IM Its It d, 42, at Wool. wich. listen tutaiitoot J. P. Oooaad, addltiortal to the Owes, 84, /1 Shomom. da/iatint rorosolur Z. 0. Ham (1849), to the Ft/lard. CHATHAM, OCT. 2. This monting Cancel C. Elinharat, commandant d the 3ed battam, awl the meabw• of a dkwiet court arttial aeaabled all Medias Barrack@ for trial of Calosr-Ifirmat Adam Mika* BA Royal IPtol/kris, on • at awirtioa. Tim primmer, who ban bins wren"' pan la the sank% and leo Marta bons as good efts seek", ciwiried boa Ws carp as Aklwelbott at Q. time the was nadir wan to ashart for Wk. The Audis( the oottrt will be sobackaml to tke Doke of Caakridp be dan it bellowed to be pabli@bol. CORL, Seri. 30. The esabareation at ths eth Haman, 17th Lancers, ma a darehmor at dr Nth Regiment In the Oniet Britain bag hem deleved he the ptiller. The 94th Regiment nil 411MireKla lie Moans mho led et October, errivieg from Italia the Mlle day. Their Merge end about 200 , 411,e1 NM area v arrive ea the fad U. The depot of the 98th Is" the Ilegiment it la rvallelrad, be Moved from this to Chat r etreat hmtag NOW ladia. SZDUCING THE STANDARD FOR RECRUITING. We (Peet) believe we ars carnet in stating that ▪ll the intention et ber liahsty's gissistaissat to reduce O. eltsderd br reemiting Men Ave het sin beim fa lie array te M fee Ine Inas% red tau live het Mee bate fa tie infeatry to live bet *me Inches Mr eft Ow verreite, which se peen& Meade a t Am *hem to twenty live, it to to emended to Wray me et see. was a peeeedins meet @sheke ls*, the gewirninted laving einelsed by the lest Ai WWII sae theseand sea a went Veder us new mule- Ilea le is hoped the this 'Rey be deshied. A Anther ha. ef Ina Items/ untie le Ie be a* once celled cam This will mks the twee of ..twined mask to twisty-Ice thousand sea. TEI INDIAN STAFF. The toss (ewe Or Cfnilai i.,w Gamut) is Ow Omni etsl llke derided : !SSOA L. Th. 0 C 13 Sir Colin Cazao,efl, - 611 - a4 !ha Staf—Ms ai lliamaky. Lieutomat Ovensle— sol Datedard. Mara ticaaral•—Wlaidiam, Celan. Enda* Meld Ortil troop. frost C•Pa),Ilalel• (UI Arnar). • Vof cvalry. sod lalreallamos ar Gansu, Alija 01% to remain. Ct>l;el — Vi.therell and Has. Paleslmu, deputy-adjutant owl quartartnattar-renerak KA DIY. IT Petrick Omit. 11011 LA T. WOOL 3440,-Gmlital-4ir AtGVENTiTioI OF C %TAUT RlCOtlettll.—Th3 absorb at the 6,ll.lring reginiel• ar, at beauls...., 4a ith 4"caOur& -sth ditto —ltt Dialltoot—lad Dtaattaa—tth ditto-4th Difprisir-111111 Burpre— II Into— I Ith I.ltht Drognosi—lfib Las sera—is ordered to be nada op to Trespa.ll a r=z 2/1 Serierste. 9 Trompeter., B TIMM - 24 c 123 Troop Ronal. ROYAL MILITARY ACADEMY, WOOLWICII.-111 IMlNOgerani el the Mara/ hie takers tithe Repl Arlinery ash Napa Riche" Caked R. N. Wileard, R. A., Oe lamer 4 wt Rep! %Am may Weeitrkh, readvei ea latheaties Meat aewit ice that eemirleite la the =Artilie. T r weold be Ova le 607 et Ile met Mama of dr oetical ciao A ft,, the topilte eusoba. Woe the fi..lievag pour cedete aim/ M rewhe cemmmeseker, end hirti Eh the institution previous to join- J.logthe competes te which they will be insetted Edward Walkr, Behrmed O. HAM, 8. Le Orios, Hoary N. Honor. floor Lyda, Themes B. Hamilton, Arthur H. Thome C. Price, W. F. M. Hatchisson, Albert T. W Clinton H. = i tal. P. Nolan, Gensond Andaman, Henry W. Patrice P. Galway, %Mb Andaman, Charles H . P. M A John T. Owen, John E. Gabbier, A. R. Craikehenk, Jam If. Stratton, W. George Stating, James R. D. Cooke, Edward S. O nlon , Francis T. Lloyd, - Richard H. D. Mien, Charge J. Gabes, George C. &reheat, H. St. J. Ls H. Thaw, Grenrille Danes, George C. &Amiss, Mimi P. PliMpotte, Entry M. Bargees, Dwell R. lye, A. W. Masi =es,Jelen C. D. Murray, Arthur J. Reit, Hairy It These. C. Martell!, George J. Borgnemns. In eillition to the shomritemed, sixteen gentlemen cedele were sundeadmie returned a. fit to rennin. ooninnenue, but Ara haring . helm to serve In the Royal Engineers will .ids at the andlemy natil the next batch of oommimices is herd Et that carps. DEPAATVEII Or ROYAL ENOTTECRA TOR The Edina glamor left dlonthemptos yeetredey for Ales. sailde, with the 4th and 11th companies of the Royal Es giews, esesining of 13 °dicers and 2'2'2 men. The ohms WOO MO/Or L. 14kholsca, Captains Fetswiok and B. O. Cumherlemel, Lieutenants Beaumont, Welker, PMtle Mersey licestekley, Kirk, ihrestinghen,= Dienes Brown and Ha A lariats of theme troops me he Bombaend the rest • Calcutta These me the &et =at loyal Engineers that hare ewe by Mt to the Who, end they are intemeled to amommpway the Gay lamp rirtampartag India. The Ben India Gamma; have Wilmot° nal disk own Roemer lone, and Medal= Ina woe Wore doe pow tiro bon • Royal lai sleds.. Many at the sr Ind Akin who west ant lathe Behan hew Crimea medals. On their at Alex enable Men ia di=ted yeenelone will he glean Their arms sod in are all wised ap, mad weigh about lea this. bays smother ha tons. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1857. IRELAND. The Mast commission LIS deal Ns hapikk• The Jimmie Chrow,th al Wairellay repats the ‘2l- la=wh eel —" Ow loth alisld skied ltalt-past aura irks maw was prastratad at %By gone. of Kr. llama Meraq *dna • taw mess gothima was int la hla parker min same a dist we deed Ithea eolith width ditheseed the wlWw*ahem omoloodo moolkoll way leas elelm hi the paw wirloW• &me of Gio ship with which dr pa was iambi. atkr pdasadag the sha kepi within • kw lhot of wheelie. Ketway was Mi. llotony, jets. is hawk, the math, at ono anted with • loath oath Ind a AA /.as the UN, sitsit whkh the peaty Kr. Maw leak( &sped at his turnitnre by swam and beim theft tonere troth the county it is sup plant h awt *air was the adept delis attach. No am has atinsisi its eaarep." Tbe was pm says : add dad Ids, is in • dying state to the Mu So dhets of • amen heft= tyVo ma et the Cathay Lintel* =he aline was masa we wpm to Alseri the an seam 44 haft kaathed lis lath te-day at kiw Vele& Dowd wee ea pike wsthithamitiowed elbow, only twisty-sem yews at sp.)" SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER—FAIDAT. CEBARRWITCH STAKES. Bto apt M. Dobler (t) 12 to Plaeb ( colt (t) 14 to 20 to Blaeti Tarry (t) 28 tr. Wino* (t) 25 to Racers (t) 33 to to Aaterna. 35 CALMBRIDO 1111RIRI STAKES. 20 to 1 eget Hui colt 01 20 es 1 TIWOMag Wane (t) REMIT Ife Wag. TATTERSALL'S. Tale veers Sabeetiptios Room will be even We day (oatorday). NORTHALLERTONAND NORTH RIDING YIBTIN6—Teva nLT. —... ..... —,... TIES Taub Bruns of 6 sore. facts, with 20 lidded; tos O CO. sod upwards. w was (3 subs.) . wiry Nomfoifso. is imossogymist . alzoo4l , i . 6.osort 6 tercll=e. Won by two lengths. Mr. larksta's Tvmsamil Maid was weighsd for, bat she did Titln taw pos l . aIINDIIIT PLATS (Hanoliosp) of 50 ion. no winner to be sold 6r 40 sows. T.Y.C. ;•0 7 1. , 4Z.W0;14 - I , INM: .7•1 10 rim mer 1 Mr. P7=l; fb tang 2 to I eget l i enny . nee, 6 M .. 2 .g.t C.pta. Weddieburn, 3to eget Gammon. 6to 1 apt Ambroein Was mealy by • lanai; half • length between the monad we third ; good fourth. The wmnar woe bought In for "' aleT NOILIN RIDING H•NDICAP of 1010 n. mob, 6 ft, sad only 3if declaim, with 100 added. The second to awe ha stake. Two mile.. (26 rube, 14 of whom de clared.) Mr. Moos. train. to room. 3 rn, Y 10113 Clan 333 slim) Rout, O. Maoris 1411, yn,74 12113 fer:••..l3 ) Mr. WM... 33.......,13334 flu Mt ilb floe. sitrul_ . 10na...) I Mr. Jarluou • Imam Kb war Mt lam . I Benin S ai - 2il6T - re s l ept Teadal, 2to 1 eget e=el4.B l to I eeptZvelyr, 6ls 1 apt &eche:rm. A good race emu by • neck . as &teem between the wood and third.' Secchieles• vim barn three or four ameba from Wank. Tr • datum° Ptam, of 25 am, added to • Sweepstake§ of S eon. sea- The semi to save his Asks. Once rood end • digest. (4 sobs) Mr. Were'. Ovis.3 yekidAtlL) ..........leered 1 ate. Tem seems. I yrs. IS US_ . (1.11310 3 Mr. O r a um '. IT% IA MO du 13 . ) 08 L 3 = 1 ) • 6be 4ea 2is 1 apt Brook 3 to 1 apt Tom Ilriereembe. Wes • bog& ; boll • length the semi red dad. wirer wee bought u 3 for 47 Teen. o. Lauver* KANDICAP, St 6 sor• each, with 30 added. T.Y.C. Mr. ilimoot PoM4 WV/IMMO. I se4 Irt u ar., Mr. moon Oir es 4 . ll (Cremnill I Ni. Vitriol I mr. Oa 414 lUrlmmen 3 &Stift to 4in 4to I apt als Powtoet. 7ls 1 opt Pils, 10 te 1 apt Otika. Wes Go by kw Iseetbs, toe Ismer between Itie woad end Ittird. Tics Two-tame-oue STAMM did not fa FRIDAY. (IT imam° TILIODAYS.) Wares ZANDICAP. Mena. • •• • . le mihr 'Ai Ns. win wiri 111C1111811T intentane. LTA Wewumm teteive 1 ma Wes by • NIX NOIRTNALLISTOS MILLI4OI4IAP. One lib. rw yin. Iran if • loge. 4 SMITING IPPOTIFIXINTe. Mastara of bomb re regaseled to cameo thier appoint ment. to be fortiosied nenaisy night' ? poet to oar es qtej. of Sporting 6, Done a Inn, Strand, Dom sad flemeni, -- i;ml ;;" lostsbam—at hslo-pisl 10. Mr. Tarqnharica'n, ltaaday, Woodystea lan ; Thursday, Hargis —at 10. B. V, Tuesday, Chweilic;;;ioni ; gatarday,lilborne Port—at bilfiest ta. FATAL CAB ACCIDENT TO A LADY. —Last evening Brat Brent. Req., the Deputy Coroner, held en inquest at the Lord Wellington Timm Univmdty-street, upon the bayed Ann limOsa a widow lady, Si year. of age, who met her death under essfahrwlng painfal circumstances. It !Ethat the ail lair, who heed in the Now-road, mar ls:L e ts Cllll/41. 1 1:1 ,6i nekly In the habit sore. ensures, e o n f d tng upon won could Wines hat skims to tido or altos soy the to n eseepeay bac Oa Yrtip het the was pone her tumid jsumey, mad mbflet itmesing the Nerr•road, near Gower- I than* ethotrives by a era aserd ' in Northam : bethainewe, Inesthed bee delft up, rad, balm plan the um sad Mina with bee thee. &the ebesien eh* eon Ihe Mok the en/artemate lady le the Vidtheity Zosphel, where it nee toned tide oho had erialaal a nerve atlas nett thigh and left sem been Envy eandea wee plan the ors, I. hk b trim the Int was felt te be alese, la Fart of her weans age. Pb. vat esniohimft atemaded by Mr niece, Ills Zee, al Ithepeeth WM bar dna, width took place Bps Tuesday. Ton whams lisle et the unhappy eiremesomes brag roily eselthalth The sear send the Wrenn He he did an Ithe the lathy la lie cab to the WOW ? He aid thed i sta~gr Wend. sal none she wee bens headed ha irlih the lore to the renthey. The mew the eephnotha wee sellehat; hell It bon other** be &WI lave ameland sash ea eel se pee* leimmeth Feedlot, . Atiodilattal drab." [Advertieuskiaq—An ATLAS GRATIS WITE sees' ~, se w ee i leAßeegee a=4.41: : ",:t.: ,to totouttot Tom.= to oink& to orb oromio lico r, • Ciroie b ' d " j o •• fto . L is d l v r.. ~..7 2 P. wa b.......j. =Tam Mr Ole ASSN mit .ja I"" CresagotTle ...... ...a= • =2 end vit t :re:a Ms tot M mg assmaisly i , Mew n ono Isted — W mom grew weft irll beams N NV TIR. mr.... WS 1: 1. 7 1 44817 .. . 1. 2•=11ke w . la t p laj: WO • amt. la laa atr a hr•••••l taw .1111 Os pow al as moil put ewer SA aropst Tile Friday ....1.. soy r•••••• bRs Meg• 41•12•1 = the UNPINS el Yoko somfts—OU•s. la. //1•••••••L PROM £487 NIGHT'S G4ZITTZ BANIIIIPTe. WILLIAM BitAmin, WILLLAII EMACIFILM, g Joust Bmiummm, Great Ornsond-street, Namebor, Pleistow, Es plumber to marred.. Oat. 14 ar Nov. It, at 11, at -street. 604. , ikons and Co., Coleman-atreetbuilerge ; off. rig., Bell, Color strset-Imildings. Bait: at. VAmDIPALCUI Loner Mu th and Wastedistr road, Lambeth, tailor, 'Oct. 13 at 111, and Nov. It at 12e, at Barrall-aret. Sol., Dalton, Kings Anryart; off. sang Johnsen, Bosinghall-strest. TiIoMAA , Yea-road, Lambeth, sad of the Strand Theatre, lames and manager, Oct. 13 at 11 and Nov. 13 at 12, at Bosiaghallrreet. Sol., Levy, Bortroreacent, Tarlookoymn ; id. Johnson, Basinrall-strest. WILLIAM SMOSTIWAITI, strung, Eno, baker, Oct 12, =I Nov. 13, at 121, at Biesinghall-stroat. Boit, Y and Plows, idark-lana ;M. assig., 8011, Cobra err Hoar STVPUS, Bishop's Button, Hampshire, Otirl dear, Oat. 13 at 12, and Nov. 12 at 14, at Basinghall-east. Boit, Godwin, Fater-aourt, Temple, and Greenfield, Wkr erre ; off. rig., Johnson, Barghall-dreet, TMOMAII Hormotios, Adam-red, Adalppl, cottraotor br palifo works, Oct. 16 at 11, and Nov. 13 at 12, at Bois, Rialisideon and Sadler, Old Jorry-elraisre, city; Cannan, Altieemeutory. ROBUST CLOUOM, ed-otreet, body Oct. 15 at 1, sad Nov. 17 at 11, at Berrall-street. Nov, Ely plea ; a 6. emir, lidwarde, Samb r ook-court. Tiotua Horn , Falcon-more, City, wholesale d Oct. 16 at 12, end N0v.17 at 1, at Baeingball-streetVl 4 , Dupree and Aro, Lawroace-lana. Cheer& ; A rig, Lea Aldermanbury. WILLIAM ItuszUreoN, Birmingham, currier, Oct. 12 sr Nov. 2, at 10, at Birmingham mart. Bola., Harding, Bir mingham, and Southall and Nelson, Birmingham ; off. erg., Wbitmore, Birmingham. Cnsou Ports, West Bromwich, thatordeldre, beddear, Oet. 15 and Nov. 6, at_ , at Birmingham Coed. Bois., 11=nd Allen, Birm lll ingham ; arg., Whitmore, &notion Coma, West Brarawich, Staffordshire, factor, Oct. 16 and Nov. 6, at 111, at Birmingham Court. Bola, Cada. West Bromwich, and Birorphani ; off. ail., Christie, thrningbars. RORIAT CIIIIVALIII Caws, Ituabail ima illishlne, oaths easy, Oat. 13 and Nov. 16, at 11, at Coot. &As., Abed and Lama, Bristol ; it wag, Ammar Bristol. JAM= CSOCILIM, Okahomplon i ttevcashke, trounctsmr, Cr 13 and Nov. 6, 11, ema t Cast. Bola. Byrn Chagford , iumarDeso at nshise, and Norco, ]tact.. ; off. gig.,, Hier WILLIAM Hass Err, innkeeper, Oct. 13 and Nov. 6, at 11, at Had.. Coot. Sol., Turner, Rube ; of. Hirrl, Krim JOYR TAMBLirlf BAw=ar Cardlnhanag g. eo wall, dealer ta oath, Oct. It ind Nov. 6at It, at Court. Solo., Sargent, Liskeer, and fitogdon, Ender ; cd. Flo 'lintel, Haab. USURY Borax. Cryan, Leeds, acts fader, Oct. 16 and Nov. 20, at 11, st Leads Court. gds., Richardson and Goat, Leeds • A erg., Young, Leads. ROISIT 11*-1.1111101, JAMMI Kielce Worsex, and HUM! Puri, Kingrin-spen-Nal, beakers, Oct. 14 and Nov. 25, at 12, aided. Cast at Kingston-upon-Hull. Solo., Ltthtluot and Co., Kingston-upon-Hull ; 011. erig., Car nei Hall. Egos, SMITH BILIORT, Kingstoo-upon-HA, antrahent, Oct. 21 end Nov. 26 at 12, at ]weds Court at . ILthoirai o urn-Hull. 8016., Mt n @ th, *Woe opos-H , tIZTON aid Join Nsnelassear, stR i l eeksil a , Oct. 16 and Nov . A, at 1201 Ithristar Coot. Br., Bode mil 'aber ltharestir; Agar, Pier, lgsnohert. Bar= BeArLas end Trios Ramos, Neselediad, Cholla% silk dram, Oat 14 sod Nov. 4, at if, at Ilan choler Coot. Belt, Sae and Co., lgrasster; A mole., Hassamos, lboalroiw. NA imunrosiz, Mao, Lassaddre, ark Oct. 16 and Nov. 10. at 12, at Ibachribr Cast Boit, Claris and Leered, sr Ithsrisidar ; Post, Naiad... _ DIVIDENDS._ - _ - . Oct. 24. IL Lawb, Oloucsolonldre, cloth maldlictura—Oct. 24. R. /112/11r sex, dills,—Oct. fl. 121 Ma 1' *cc, Clapham-rood, plumber—Oct. 24. W. ILlados old T.lll - Nartivatreat, 311144 ed. mead 0.t4 1.111111.1110.4 sad latandrin—Oot.23. J. Path, Cauthilmoreia, YW poviolca merchaat—Oct. 23. T. BEM, 1. War 0. larlimo, Hod I'. Smith, Isma, bookro 2 o4l. O. earinirai4=4l, ate, bookie —Oct 21. K. cad Ik SIMO; balchor—Od. 24. I. Oimics, Km; lab of My r COMM brklgailma, pecer-04L 24. 11. • Gappert, Komp. bolter-044. 24. J. Pia torahem. %my, beet and aka ushor-041. 12. 11. 1r memo" Ussichocesr Oct. 14. O. W St. Balm rneW,rialeashb..graPv= awl Shashi, . 24. K. Willey, hush sad wean draper--Oct. 23. W. li No4dircgold, Yorkahlso, cloth mosobant —Oct. 24. K. W~ .os, sumac& CERTIFICATES to be greeted, unkes owes be show to the ceetrary ea er Wore tie do , _ K at 'meting. Oot. 24. W. T. Seer* L builder—Oct X A. Low, Lower Hoesertee, D r r iddlie, aids salestoea— A. 23. T. Davies, Heath, Olearorgesehhs, reetrecto—Nou 9. J. Derr sad H. Wens, lalreord, Gloereeterilf pools -044. /VOA Markets Town, Anwrica, sad ship beldsr—Oet. 23. J. Huthanal, Al Caselare: shaded were rasaufecturer—Oct. 26. W. 8 Review, suututecturer— Nos. 4. W. T. ]boodle, trke la r l4 4 re st il l s sad Bridliagtoe, Yorkshire, draper-oot. 27. W. Whether, Wide worth, Derbyshire, =Aware amp 1141M— PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . . . _ A. Wood NV. 8. Swim W. H. Swim, sad T. Rogers, Jan., rre ' rpol and Now Orlams—J. Theme* sea" sad J. Thurgood, jun., Bfthem, pashas.' marabsale—J. Narks sad J. Taylor, Lee 4 nesollas seekere—W. Clffinghita mid C. Jackson, CheMarfisid, Derhyskirs„ wbrilessie end nip cheentek—J. Dyson and B. Dries, Weds* Rertfordsidw, Yarwood sad J. Minsitek listrium.lesetk, neer Manchester. picker makees—F. P. Jams, W. F. lisnam, and J. Smith, Liverpool, ship tookass, so far as mgerds - P. P. Jones—Joseph Sheffield and Joke costershise, Wstewbury asid s re) l ires, 62 thur l4l- - pool, ship cluisillere—J. Gl. Martin 111111 L. Bear lbw hain-sueet West, Clry —D. Hopkins sad R. R. Roble, Rheidol.terrace, Islington, buildere—W. Scott mod W. B. Bell, Suffolk- place, Hackney-road, brewsts—Jossph Aka* John Akock, sairr. Also* Wavelike he. masedmiterssa, es ter as maids John Akock—E. E. Tarim and P. T. Dubois, Broad-short-buildingai a lty, etternsys—E. Wass and F. Weller, llest-strest, , stationent—R. Joints, J. Na. ier, and P. J. Johnston, werpool, Rlo de 'smile, New York, end Now Oskar, norohnots, so far as J. Napi —W. Betels, sad 8. Butcher, BristoL nli M er mongers —C. TM and W. W. Churchill, Ilianchsekr, grocers—A. Wilds sad J. Wilde, Meocketteld, silk mambo. tiums—H. Ursksidl and RAP. UsiderhM, Cross-west, Hamm- ad gime minefectersre—W. A. Ands. sad T. Aram, WaldeN All Sim, Lincolnshire, upholsters's— I T. A. Rogues end J. Butterworth, Sheffield, mourning the, pem—J. Clads end J. T. Bellsoreugh, New Windsor wine and spark Dena= sod R. Demises. Esser , wool driers—R. Harty end A. Howard, Angsl-reert, City , attorneys—W. L. Jesse sod P. X. iledisy Rutw, wise sisdniereaseta—Jamss filtsrweed sod limb lisrimod, snow pletere—W. Rkt end D. Rift, Wen, and Adds* KW, gram.—J. Muisheid, J. J. Mir, and L. Potter (aesenisrs of J. W. Makin, deciesed, Glasgow, wrier), se fne es maids their oonneskin with lit. City of Glasgow Beak sad the Clunk of England Les ad Fire Assurance, Tenet, sod Assmity Irritation—T. ILssmsdy, Dumber, so far se mark his emmetion with tits N el T. Keessely and Co., Dusk* 11111111113nme. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. WILLIAM Rao Draw', Lerwick, lata Mai =tor at &HEM, O. 13, at the Illionef-Clest's case, BATCI Haouaoa. RIMINeIy, painter, Got. T, it the Dew Anna Hetet, Rethrway. Seam. Kaarosauras, Giugow, tobacconist, Oct. 9, at the Hall of the Freaky of nocu;ators, Otssesaw. VACANCIES, APT 0111121331111, AND PIIOXOTIONB IN nen Civet. !linnet —Les* Deportment: Tlai=f the county °mart, Nw di thee* (Plymemik, Tavlstock, ), bes biome theist by the dusk et W. Mackworth Prowl. hearth Post-ollee: The odes et salt poateneeter at Bee weed, Nottlimbesesidro his become vacant by the reelyntioa et Mr. O. H. Brier. Coeur: Mr. John King Gnome ha home promoted from ethicist et Fleetwood to be collider at Rye; Mr. William Walker the been promoted from otalreihr to be esthetic et liestirood ,• Mr. William H. Poet hem been promoted from alert sad marther a Lemerthir to be controller it Pinewood; Mr. Jots W. Wood bee been promoied from collector et ' Arbroath, Hoeft Math, to Mlle coctor at Harwich. Mr. I Notre Hamill= Price has boon promoted from collector at Kirkwall to be eollectix at Athos& ; Mr. William Om hes been promoted hem controller at Stornoway to he col lector at Kirkwall; Mr. James Bishop bee hem promoted horn clerk and reerober at Fowey to be controller at Samoa way , Mr. nom* Love hoe been promoted hoer collector at widport to be collector at Cowes; Mr. Lawrence M. Marisa hes bob promoted h® collector at Teignisouth to be col lector at Bri4mt. labia ROVOLIN Deportment (*maps tad tams breath) : The Hoe. Richard Edward Howard Wilms spieled Mae* dietribotor hr Manclemer, in the room of Mr. Stuittlevorta, relismod. Senies °meta HT. PAWL'S CATHIDIL&L—MIII DAT OF HOW LLITIOW.—TIa Lard Meyer and Gewalt= et the d 4 of Leadenwill go to St Paste la memoirs an het, tai W omb, cat, the day appoisted far the pimmal burthettia. The service will be phis, net eked. Ind the smith in the waft will be presehel by the Very Her. Henry Hart D.D., the Dan et St. Nara. At the ahlellooll service, rho the Led Meyer and Corporation will mai Mind, the MUM will he *etched by the Bev. Thome Dale, XA., visor of St. Pence*, the maw raddealiery, or by the DifleV at London, in the event of ht lerdeNp laving relmenel be Leeks by that time. [Advertisement.] TEETH. mem Wain arm esaces..—Tbe tea tool nil* Pewee* mews. awl mars the dewed tentb• mend * sob laa Waldo Nor lam*. de/ * amble le .. seid minim se le. IL 'as Ma. MINIM autlawlol limilalWS ti 477.7 X • wain termorte siometater theino. Miens me an and lth noteetion. Mminist Kato Intentgrnct. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—OCT. 2. (Before Mr. Commiadoner Hoboyd.) IX MI C. J. Naas. The bankrupt was late a shipbuilder, of Blackwell. This wee • meeting of creditors, appointed to consider a proposal for composition made by the bankrupt at a former meeting, held on the 7th of July. Mr. Llnklater, on behalf of Mr. Mare, Mated that at the Ana meeting nine-tenths in number and value of the meth tors had accepted the proposal of the bankrupt to pay M. in I tr. ... That meeting had been held before Mr. Com filoulbunt, who had declined to appoint another meeting; and the bankrupt had lamedf convened the rent .ruins by notice in the Geratts, having ascertained that hi Eta= would be Mates on this day. It did not appear by the act of Parliament, or the rules and orders that It was absolutely moeseary that the meeting should be ap pointed by the court. Mr. Lawrence, Mr. Hama, and Mr. Waller represented various bodies of creditor.. His Hoarser thought it emential after the order made by Mr. Cosamimiener Ooulburn at the last meeting, that this saran( should be appointed by the court. Then wee nothing to prevent • bankrupt kismet! from calling the diet meeting ; but the second mesdng was under the sanction of the court, end was directed to be held before the court. At that =mi ller Weft might be heard for or against the proposed com position, and the court had power to sanction it or otherwise as It might think It. After that it was for the court to decide on what arms it would annul the adjudication. It might be well Ice Mr. Mare, or those who advised him, to look at • 011110 " Taylor v. Pearee," which bad been lately decided to the Come of Exciumner (reported in the teat Exchequer simmie), showing under what circumstances such an arrangentest is the or proposed would not be good, and that a good des' wee req*od to bedew. by the bankrupt in snolmsess. Bormithlag mentonaly habeas said about debts barks less bought up. If ft aspired they had been so paralegal at a muter amount the* the emporia= sow oared, and if the parties who had purr-hand those debts ware listed misting in carrying out the arrangement it might be a swim question whether the court would sanction such a compoltica. The matter accordingly stands over until another meeting appo‘sted. TILE' POLICE COURT& ILtNBION ROllBl. TIM LARS ILICTION OP LORD MA' CH/102 ACILINST XL T. P. 10111.. (Condareed dm day's domer.) Mr. Aldermen Eels and M yester r. Natty LIMA wen ant maroisei, sad depend le ions with the Astendant, ha which the herr Wei menros thet S t ir It. Canton's shades would be signed by the llemsed victuallers if he relearn " obstineler the dwdssiff Wee nedonnoi to emir la • terra to lse doe pewee ot beging of the melds&Mos e l tedarview with Mr. Zabel, %VlMert the dedieslost rat Ms "wend mot is ing; Or thendont who had at • merlon firentsw =MN dr renmeint of the ofeenve pleat* reit pear lyer, "This shall bettered tonight, end M r NAM e indli nk a l ao mistake" The reirrallen at Mr Ll.= who posi tively dined Irani antheehell the et the de disdain, or the rearm et my to with nines to the ntetioe, dont the ore t ort prossoadoe. The further Marton of the in woe namased until to morrow (to-day). WOILEIBMISTRIET. dos lbws wee them= =eh en emelt on Caroline Arnold. Tes corordelesers bee wee covered with blood, end ebe emend afraid of the aconted, tow In the meow of .= ere err her. Mae _ L;t .m * thi• person met me is the &set, msd, without gs, , struck me with • key ar MOO blunt article • vielot Yaw an the forehead. The blood poured dawt km; aimi dr then hit me reimenelly. I fell on the Famed ashorasl. Mr the threw herself as me, and getting ay **we Idols her teeth, bit It Is two plum. She also j=ed as my body. I em covered with bridges and very Mr. Hammitl—What are you, and how do you account for met • brutal attack upon you P Complaisant—l am a 10i winder, sir, and have grows - sons now serving in the navy at China. I telieve she enter up tains so ides that I am guiltily intimate with her huabesd; bat most solernal u il have assured her, sad now do you, that thaws is not the Mast foundation for smokier. fibs has pros* M bass, and but for this whited aces 'Mks I would not eves now bars brought her ban for punidunsat. Mr. Hanunill—You bare known her some time ems? Complainant, hesitating—Sir, eh* is my ister—my own sister. Mr. Hamroill your older and to injure you? Defendant—lt's all Woo : I did not touch bar, A married woman named 111111 s and • constable of the H division ware called, and deposed to the latter part of the I.74 sad .11snussill, chanieterister ft as • brutal and unnatural attack, ceded the offender to pay a Or of 61., or in defaith two months' imprlaonmeat. DiAftL!101 . 14)II . 01-STREET. lones it I f • Cf••73l iiti•• )17C 171171 peas of age, whose bead so•oosly maid to the top of the desk, was charged with Ms•YagMs•Wg two soveraldpae ander the following circum stances. Barak Ling. • poor bat respeatable widow, stated that she was the prisonses mother, and that her son, although so young, nos an adept in depravity. Oa Wedneaday Let her shier, who lodged with her, mimed two earareigas from her and as the prisoaer had Amended /roe hia home mat brim., he wee at awe areppeolled ad bft the thief. ae the y preened ardatanos of • ofman, and weetl= ef Ida. After ocasiderabla trouble the pan thief was band ugly ensconced in the gallery of the Soho Theatre. 14f1 c, ahe found the primmer in the pllery al the Soho Threes, and renveyed him to the station on the present charge. The child admitted the theft, andesid he end another bey had spent it all in perry and invest staL He than emereled him and found a Small pistol, with powder, ball, end ape, whch he mid he had bought far 65., to cedes. to erase " Jack She i ppard " with, jut as be heti men it at • penny show. The defendant, who had put • bold hoe goca the matter up to this sow began to bellow and cry Ow mercy, saying hs Weald net never do so again, that he wouldn't—nor did he want to ems Jack Sheppard,' that he didn't." Yr. Magian aid it was • shocking use of early de pravity, end be should take care of the prisoner kr the pre sent by sending him to prison for • week, when he would be under the are of the Willies Bioarlivs, catttr, wee charpd with stealing • diamond bracelet. Mr. Lew 4, of Ely.place, woo for the complefaant. Mir Elirabeth Pollock, 20, Upper Oloooester- plea, Domet-equare, mid that about three that manioc while is the act of crooning the Haymarket, intowliag to as igut a cob, she stumbled in a ;art of Steroid repair, and fell close to the ash rusk. She got up galeily, and bed not proceeded more than half do m step bate she mimed her diamond bracelet, which she had see ads on her arm just before her fall. She instantly turned beak, mad seeing the prisoner talking to two women, she wed up to then cad In aired for her bramad. One of the women Fisted out the fi as ths portion who had picked it Theinisoaar that he had done so. The women both told him they had den the bracelet In his hand. Pb. begged the prisons, to rested the bracelet, and offered him The prisoner denied baring the bracelet, and she gave him tato custody. 'rho bracelet was worth 6.5 guiness. Isabella Beredord, Oranby-street, one of the women re- Ana to by the proserudis, oonarmed bar datement. The prisoner said his pipe burned a hole in his pocket, which let out his key and badge, which glittered se he picked them op. The witness was positive that the article picked up was neither key nor badge. Mr. Bingham remanded the prisoner for a week. SOUTHWARK. - - - - - - - la August last - ;rOilistar sad malt rooster, of Dockhasd, was summoned by the retry of Bermondsey for carrying os on olisaily• fade, iskuion• to the health of the Yhobitsata. Mr. Benham than adjourned the case to "sable the deardant to make alterations. M the pereant hrddß two tatters.' were called on behalf of the may, and stated Ilan they were sick at times, and they beirred It was owlig to the smoke from defendant's premier. Mr. Barth= said that any manufactory orrisil ow to say thlektiEleted neighbourhood was sun to gir altar to sore who bid all their Nickname to some alleged ear sir He had seen Mr. O'Nalfe parses slab' the last hearing of the summons, and he Amid eserebe s sound discretion in giving his decrion,which would he spout say* to the parish authorities as well as Mr. O'Neil him. self. Be was of opinion that the burner awned oa as ti g th a r , w not now ' therefor be the summons. If the vestry ht he had ems to amom &Mica they might goo . to the swims, hat be did net trek they would pen anyth i ng by it. The sums= was scoordrily &swims& GREENWICH. Nary Jan leStostney, remanded from Monday last, was mezenaised on the charge of defrauding Charles Onboroogh, • tailor, at Orernwich, and several other person.. The widows of several persons at whoee houses the pri mmer bad lodged was taken, and among them that of an old were reed Marla Batt, on leaving whose lodgings the primmer had taken with her • her. The dress the prisoner was they wearing was examined and identified is that which had been stolen Prom the wither Batt. , The primmer, however, declared the winner led lent it her which was denied. Mr. Sicker inquired whether the primmer wished to be sent kr trial on • charge of felony The primer aid she would leave the can in his worship'. bends, to deal with as be thought proper. Mr. Seeker then sentenced the pawner to three months herd labour he stealing the dress, which he ordered to be tare a her and given to the owner, °beaming that the erg cases of hand he could not d e l with. Shortly der the prisoner had been removed to • cell, Mr. Benjamin Gardiner, provision merchant, of 36, Clerkenwellitreen, attended the court and rid be had aa application to make concerning the pester. About two rzeiro the prisoner, who was at that tune very stylishly awed apartment, oosaiwing of four rooms at hie house, and represented herself as the niece of a itiehop then lately deceased. and that she had become entitled to 3,000 f. In the funds, but that the Duke of Devonshire had kept her eat of the property. The prisoner gave him as a reference Messrs. Lewis and Lewis, of Ely-place, by whom be had been referred to the dukes solicitor. Winter subsequently reodred • letter front the Rev. Dr. Cotter, of Southwark, in consequence of which he had been induced to sell out 2001. fe the funds to provide the prlioner with money to pay the y duties, haring been informed by a person itled a Ze l irwho was in the employ of Messrs. Brooks and Co.otl , motet% of Doctors' Commons, that the will was per correct. Mr y . Seelmr—What has become of Leach? It appears to be • conspiracy between him and the prisoner. Mr. Gardiner said, on calling upen Messrs. Brooks he was told that Leach had been employed in their office, but had been diecharged. He was not aware where be was to be found. He lad charged the primmer with the fraud, who had been remanded Ore weeks and then discharged by Sir John Munroe., who considered the tranaection as one of debt. He had that morning called at the police station in Smithfield, and had been shown a silk handkerchief taken from the prisoner when given into custody, end which he could swear to es having been stolen from his house during the time the prisoner tempted apartments. Mr. Seeker said it was a most extraordinary case, but one in which he could afford no !vital.. Yr. Gardiner add he had received letters from Llvesgemil sad all parts of the country from persona who had been plun dered in a dmilar manner by the prisoner, sad in one in stews the wife of • sea captain bad committed Wilde 1.1 conieguenos of being almost ruined by the prisoner's false Wtations. r7Seeker remarked that during the time the prisoner was In gaol application could be made by Mr. Gardiner to the of the district in which the handkerchief was alo~ia fore warrant to detain the prisoner when her term of hnprisament expired • and in the meantime it would be seen what steps could be taken to punish her for the frauds she bad committed. . . . _ Mr. o;;tlinte thanked the magistrate tor his advice, end lett the court. THE MURDER OP 4 CHEWIER !ARMEE. The inquest on the body of James Henderson, farmer, of &emboli, Cheshire, who wee abot whilst In bed, sa Wednemley morning, wee opened on Thanday seating, by Kr. Johneon, coroner, Stockport. Mr. W. P. Roberta, attorney, watched the cue for the pel lagra, Jams Henderson, ton. Jane Handouts am daughter of the deceerd, end remitted with my briber at Hardy's farm. Ha wee 60 years of sge. Two sons end two &tighten, including niymV, lived at home. There wen she three men servante a boy, and • woman. All .4,4 in to. hotme, except two of the men, who sloe In the granary. My father slept alone for the last maws, in enrol tho front bedroom.. My brother Jamie slept alone In the other front bedroom, and he had dome es fora fur menthe. I slept in one of the back bedrooms on the mos door, lath. kit of my fathers, and mat to that et my brother Jamas. My mother aid a married slain (Mr• Harlem) slept in smother beck bedroom on the erne door to the right of my &the's. My brother Thomas slept in one ci dm aWc., where then were two beds. The granary ad joined the boor, but then was no internal communication with it. I and my author want to bed shout twelve o'clock on Tuesday night, and at that time all the other inmates of the house had retired erupt my brother James. I want to bed as mom se I got into my room, and fell sale* in about tan seinutos. I did not hear my brother James go to bed. Whin I want upstairs I saw to. kitchen door (the ons en tering from the north) locked and barred. I did not look at the front (du southern or main) door. My mother gene rally looked to the doors. The front door was usually opmad every day, but I cannot say whether it was opened on Tuesday. My brother James frequently stopped op after the others reading and entice ; and when I went to bed on Tuesday night he was writing in the sitting-room. My father went to bed between nine and tan o'clock on Tuesday night. I woe awoke about two o'clock on Wednesday morn fag, sad the first thing I heard was the noise of footstep. on the stairs. I hand several footsteps, and immediately after wards! board any brother Jana* open his door and fire. I am quits tome that I heard him open him door. I only heard one, report. I did not go out of my room; bat shortlLar g , ward. my brothers end too two servants who were in the granary and the one who slept with my brother Thomas in the stile entered my room and told me that my father bad been shot. I cannot say how long it was she I hired the report that they mina to me, but it was shortly afterwards. I got up immediately and went into my tother'a room. I him lying on his back with his had on the pillow and his arne outside tha clothe.. He was in the same pennon that he morally slept. He was severely wounded the face. When I went into his room my mother and two brothers and the man servants were thus, end my married enter followed ma. My brother Thomas had on hie trousers, but nothing elm, and m brother lemon was in his night shirt. The house was es by therms, and my brother Thom.. told me that the kitchen door we. found open. They found no trace of any robbers. The sitting-room door, which we. not locked at night, was open, and my brother James'. desk had been broken open, and 111. 10.. taken from it. I never saw the money in the desk, but my brother Junes told me that it had been left in it the night before. A drawer belonging to the cupboard in the kitchen Ina also opened, but nothing was mimed from it. A "collie' dog was kept in the hon.., and my brother Thomas told me that on Tuesday night it slept Mb& bedroom. Scrutinies it slept in Thomas's bedroom, and sometimes in Janos's. It does not make any alarm at stranger. except when out of doors. Jens Haideiste—l am the widow of the deossawl. I went to bed about twelve o'clock on Tuesday night. bly daughter lone went up Matra with me, but I slept with my married daughter Jewry, _who had gone to bed before ms. The de ceased went to bed about nine o'clock. I left my son James in the sitting room. Hennaed th e outside kitchen door before I went to bed, and I knew that the front one was also fastened. I fell eating shortly after I went to bed, and I afterwards woke when I heard my son Junes coming up stain, but I cannot say how long it wee after I left him down stain. I fell asleep again shortly after he went into his room, and I did not wake till I beard the report of a gun about two o'clock in the morning. The next thing I beard was James opening his door and firing a gun down the stairs. There wee not mere than half a minute between the ern and second shots. I next heard sounds as of persona run ning down the atairs, either in their stockings or with some thing over their shoe.. Directly afterwards I heard James calling to his brother Thomas in the attic to come down stairs immediately, is there were robbers in the hones. I and my daughter got out of bed and held the door, km in( that the robbers might came into our room. Afterwards m two sons came Alto my room. Thomas had on only h is trousers, and James was in his eight-shirt. After they went down stain they fired two other shots from the kitchen door in order to frighten the robbers. Mr. Roberti, for the prisoner, here applied to have the in- Wiwidadjenraed, en the pomd that be was not eufficiently to troee-eaasbe the witness... He also applied that at the next sitting the prisoner might be mount. The Comer said that Its intended to take the evidence of 6U the lathier at the house to-sight. As yet . nothing had been Mated tamthig dkactly to implicate the prisoner, and es ems es eaythlag wee _even that affected him, he would the inquiry. He was always anxious that a person :rtrrasebarged with a criminal offence should be present when the masses was given against him, but he did not see that ha could order the seemed to be brought before the jury. Mr. Reddish (clerk to the magistrate* for the Stockport division) said be thought there would be no objection cm the pert of the magistrates to allow the prisoner to be prams at the inquiry, when anything wee proved that affected him; but at present there was nothing that Implicated him, and he could not see bow the inquiry could be adjourned et this stage. -••-- • - Mts. Henderson, in reply to Mr. Roberts, Mated that bur SOD wee sow is custody on the charge of murdering his Whir ; but he wee a good and kind son both to her huabend mil to ►melt. Mr. Roberts renewed his application for en adjournment, tut the coroner decided upon 'Ain further evidence. Thomas Henderson—l am son of the deoeaaed. I went to bed in the attic on Tuesday about half-past eleven o'clock. I was disturbed by the report of file-woe about two o'clock on the following morning, and I immediately jumped out of bed sad awoke the servant man and the boy. I heard my brother pt oat of bed and walk am if to get h 6 gnu and than fire. As soon as I could get a light I and the man went half way down the chairs leading to my father's room. I bawd the second shot in about half a minute after the first, and then ray brother James called out that there were robbers in the houae. lem not ewe whether be celled before or after the second Idiot. I cannot recollect. While I wee standing on the landinF, half way down the garret Rake, James went back into he room and reloaded the ewe. It wee a double-barrelled gun ; but one of the barrels had been discharged the morning before, when my brother shot at • sparrow in the pear tree by the side of the house. I know that he shot at • sparrow becsuae I maw him do it. I distinctly beard him ramming both barrels while I was en the stars; and as soon as he came out of his mem, h• and I and • man went down stairs. I wet lint, cieffying a candle and a wick. The outer kitchen door was 'Wading open; it was !atoned the night before with • lock end • wooden bar. The bar was resting Pett the wall. and not broken, so that it must have been ere. The lock wee not injured, and the key was in the thee. inside. We did not look at the window. until we had knocked up the two Irishmen who elept in the granary. Noss of the windows had been broken or interfered with. I looked tato the lobby, sod saw that the front door was feeptased. In the sitting-room we found that my brother Jaame's desk had been broken open, and 14/. 10.. belonging to him taken from it. I never maw the money, but he told me that be bad left it there. We next went up stairs into ow father's room, into which we had not gone before. We found him lying on his back, with his bald upon the pillow, anti his firma folded across his chest, as if he had been asleep when he was shot. After his evidence had been reed over, and before ha signed it, the witness stated that after his brother Bred he beard footsteps on the stairs, and they appearod to be those of three or four persons, who had somettimg on their shoes. Adler be and his brother had been into his father's room his brother gave him the gun, and he went and discharged both the barrels at thn bark door. Previously to this he hod tees to him mother's and sister's room, and told theta that Us father was dead. AU this occupied about • Toner of ea hour. The powder and shot were mmeebees ll* la the attains room and sometimes in Jamas bedroom. He read- Imisdhearing his this Jam say that his brother Jana hid Bred one of the bomb of the gun at a 'Farrow, and killed ft on Tuesday morning and he (Thomas) afterwards saw the dead bird 111 the kitchen. Jessy Eariero—l am the wider Edward Erlaro, a brier, of Woodford, end daughter of the de c r ee d, a t whole hoses at Bramhall I lived. 1 with my mother, and on Tues day night I retired to rent batwaea eight and nine o'clock. I woe asleep when my mother came to bed. I was awoke about two o'clock the next morning by the report of fr ame. Immediately afterwards my brother James opened his door and shouted, but I sin not sure whether he fired I think he did. Between the Bret and second report. I heard footsteps in my father'sroom, and they sounded as if the per sons had something on their shoes. After the Nord shot I heard footsteps going down thereby. This was the lest witness examined, sad the coroner ed. journed the inquiry to Tuesday next, at ten o'clock. MAREB7B. SUGAR.—The average peke of brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the British poeseasions in America, for W week biding dept. 19, b 35.. 70. per cwt. excloalVO of The swage prim of brown or Muacovado sugar t h e urn of the Mauritius, for the week ending as above, is aid. The average price of brown or Muscovado =4 the produce of the Bast Indies, for the week es above, is 245. 4 id. The average price of the three foregoing dincriptions of sugar is Ms. lg. per cwt., exclueive of duty. Oct. 2.—There has been a very steady demand Ode weak , both for pan and scale sugars, and • fair amount of business bee been concluded both in parole on the spot and for indeed, at about former prices, exosOng Barbadom. We have now but very few sugars remaining m first bands here. Refined produce continues to meet tree sale, and some large contract' for forward delireny are reported, at very Mt prices, to a alight advance in some descriptions. Ruin it much wanted, but the supplies are nearly exhausted. COTTON.—Lrmarooi., Ocr. 2.—The marked falling. off ha the demand noticed in our last circular, as compared with the business anninoted during the previous five weeks, and the consequent reaction in price, was only to have bean expected after as lam • period of large buying with daily avowing prices. Not that this relapsing Into a quiet state of things, with • decline of ed. to id. per lb., ought to be re say abatement In the confidence e/Icertin M d es:r prev sht 7Zy meadhating in the article ; bat as many of the trade now hold stocks of the raw material which win supply their requirements till nearly the dose of the year it seemsbed resemable that there should be a pansy to review their position and confider the prosper of trade nada the cement disturbed state of Indian afat n, and await also tar thee inlormatiat from America on the probable supply ai cotton. We have therefore to report a quiet market, 'W without bringing about any further general decline In prim. The middling and better qualities of American, from their scarcity, steadily maintain last week's quotations; the low sad inferior grades have been in very limited ds mend, and • partial decline in those glades his in some instances been submitted to. We, however resume our lan week's quotations, pac{ag Upland. at 9d. ; Mobffe, The Committee of Brokers Oros 'fair I.:plead., a d d. ; Maine, litid.; and Orleans, 9fd. In San Brazils, sa Mare is little, if say, quotable cheer from the noticed in our bud most, the demand being freely saP at the rates then given. In the len American advices= is little of novelty or interest connected with our staple—the total mop of the past year as made up to the Ist of amounts to 2,939,619 bales. 1,780 Amnion 4,970 Smut, and 60 Egyptian, are reported to have base taken on mean , tiOD ; 290 - American, 2,270 Surat, and 100 Bab* for escort; so that the deliveries to the trade for the week bare been about 17,400 babe Bolas to-day 6,000 Wks. Bales of the week 26,770 bales. COTTON 000D8.—MaNce urea, Ocr. cloths there is no change of prior since Teasley, and shirting, for China and ladle santhiee in ltir squiet. Domestics, long, T, and priming cloths sae in moderate request, but there soaring like ea active demand. Terns are gd to id. per lb. loser thee the highest retail lately prevathng. Douck I yarn* ere in regional sad firm. CORN.—Csmitaroaa, Ocr. 2.—There waa a much smaller supply of wheat at musket to-day, in consequence of Braintree air and a this atteadasseo hrsonv. The float quality of whit* was L. dearer, sad red fully maintained Its veins; white, 69. to 64a. • extra, Ws. • red, 645. to 58g.; wean, 60e. Barley, fine mulling, scone ;nd rather dearer -42a to 411 s. ; mtr% 49e. Hama ham and dearer--40s. to 42a. •• Kamer , 43a. to 46e. _ _ . Lotoome Ocr. 2. —We have had • large show of wheat to-day, whleh root a dril trod. at last WWI'S pekes. Earley was also very dull, ptloes the tr.& !'in feVOU/ of the buyer, Wheat, rod, 60.. to 675.; white, Ma. to 60a.; old, 61e. Barley, grinding, 40. to 42a; malting, 45.. to 495. WAXITIELD, OCT. 2.—There was a fair supply of wheat, but the trade was dull, sad flee qualities basely realised bet Other sorts met • slow Isle, at lower terms. Fins marco, and brought high rates, but inferior was slow of at lower prima. Sams, oats, and shelling rather. lover. Armies for week 'Wing September 28:—Whoa, 4.471 gamines, at 68s. Ofd. • bsrley, 481, at 445. ltd. ; cots, 24, at ns. ; beans, 128, at 675. lid.; peas 30, at 45.. COALll.—Lonnox, Ocr. 2.—North Percy Hartley, 16s. ; Tanfield Moor Batas, Ha. 3d. ; Walls End Acorn Clot?, 18s. Bd.; Walls End Riddell, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Bells, 17.. 6d. ; Will. End Belmont, 17s. dd. ; Walls End Thad d7ll., 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Bmwell, 19.. 6d. ; Walls End Helton, 19e. 6d. ; Walls End Ramer. Hatton, 18.. 6d.; Will. End Crap 18.. 6d. ; Walls End Honerick, 16.. ; Wan. End Ti.., - 111 s. Id. ; Walls End Whitworth, 16s.— S6ips at =disc 23; sold, 23. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCII CABII•LTI18. Cesettaus, Captain Freebie, paw Keene to Hoglaoi. which pat le bare pervious to Pk Ism Im dletrees. bee Imes receatly condoner. —Coecepalca. Tateabsess, Aug. U. Gold emit, Captals Stahl. Steeittea. teen Wit to Hall, ebielt wea *treaded es Norio's. of rem. to the sight of September 19, Wrem to pale.—Wiaby, ispt. Owe (barque), or Leaden, ebruiesel, pawed ea the Sth Sept, is lat. 43 5, lea. 44 w., by egaz, 0094rie Iretwie. enfold to tory . Hearls. Orme. Cepeelo • staid eves Waterford os the ink Alegre Yr Quebili Oetibis Pate% fens Beleitg Hull Ow Vyborg. has bees totally ht NW. fli. Huey• Jai, Mese to Nem. bee bees Wet Raw Leech; ate and deem eaved.—Llesrpail. Ott. - --- -------- lisklis. Sept. 3,. I. cossequato et Ur mart d sane bow Wag gnu. boa. db. satelowm bore love elessralasel that WI meals tram Ibiza Aall be Orel maw qoareaba. VESSELS SPOICHN WITH. We Redd* from Liverpool Om Breuer, Sept. 19, lat. 49 11.. 9W. Bermapon. from Altyab ler Falmouth, 1 , 50411 lot 1130 2, I. 1211 W. Chalinma. of Liverpool, from Kuala for Falmouth, Aurat It, lot 1.90 N., 100 23 W. Flamm Plightlamtlo, from Liverpool for Odeutta, lat. 111 79 S. Flarkquia (oerque), of Glasgow, from Liverpool be liontreal, Baps. 9,1 m. OM N.. .ou. 5/16 W. Lti: Rowell, hum Liverpool for Nano, August 17, Wt. 1.15 liwnrinesoji W. DOOM (terv, tram Carrilff for Welborn', Ent. I, I UM e) W.. In. If W. owes allay (boron). how Vao-cbort.too for Loons, out do).. =I, kill 41 N., 100. 26.11 W. ma (.4). Sept. I, lot. If N.. lon. W W. .hoee Bombay for Llwrprot. Asyut VI. lot. L 33 TI O3a. IS W. Vona (butt* from. Oloosor llolbown. int 4, lat. 14.201/ . .. In. U 0 Vilna alga: tram Clients Jr Lontion, Sept. V,lst. 30 W., lob 83w. [AdTiIIiKMMYIII.I.—HOLEOITAT ' S OINTMENT AND Mtts.—Tee bad lap no rune..? la equal d them. Mn. Wright. of the Dewey Mem, renbidge, Siefoedebtre. eallenad tee • of fin Man MIA tad lean and bad the teet madieal whim without notabus any relict. At Iffist she was induced to try dollieway's Ointment AM Ms and lOW peromenag with them Mean lainsuddswatile time . per test nem . is td, sod Once then twe years ion. .6... d retem of Ye complaint. and Mtn Wrialit Is eadoillaa the mile lwm of Bold by all ntodkine vendee. the world, at PP. I-nor Iloilminiyh Edalillib menu, 24 4, Buss& mad M, WM. TwM. Of A. AWASS, Comtaatinapia A. itadky, asd Z. Web. Malta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. RENBON.-B.S. Z. itt Ra;;;;;11. — tis; wife of W. Benson, EM.. lb M. WIND W. at !Wadley, near Wigan. the wife of R. Y. Bond, of►• son. II AI PE6-8•14. Si, $1 Abingdon. &Wig, the 'Wed the Be.. E. T. R. Harper. ot a son. RACLIOD,—Aug. 10, at • letorts, Hong KOOR , the etre of llakotth Andante Macleod. 1.64., of a daughter. 11111111 /11.4-8e1A.11... at Addison road. twingtou. the wiled!. W. tMlttiall Fp.. of a &wetter 1100R.—impt. 30, the wife Capt F. MOO,. of Mt. hill, Fagan.' M etes flosees,of MO t'NT.CHARLES.—Oet. 1. at Rutlandeate. Hydegagit. the Ce•a• too of Meent.Charlos, of • goo PE M tiRSTON.-t414. 2a. at Little giallinghtue Region. Few l .We wife of W. Rev. R. Pemberton, of • son. MARRIAGES. BATES!! AN—RICIN CLL.-OM. 1, at 10. James's. PleradWr. Di the Rees J. Bateman. T. 0 Bateman, bap . of chauldeeden.moor. Ludo( Ilariangton HMI. Derbyshire. to near Hanham. &WOW", W. la. M. L. HI Esq. of Llneolua ton. BURP I LPR—fieut. m ad Hari Ptalnlae. Wood ftr. the Roe. C. Hume. Henry M. Mat, of log, HereforAthlre. to Petschla, daughter of the late Mr. T. *Oda. of Llementelnu. Btran.l. DA 30. at (Tr at (Tmb. Pallet . ton. lar the Re, 0. H. Parker, Matthew Ildersol, son of the law Y. Hahmeboa. Meg, of Menagrh Hall. wet Butner.. Fr.." "a . Lath. wallower the lete lac C. MUllehm, Regard If ewhoom.thmos. DEATHS. AOTON.—dept. at Moonidoort. nerben, wife of I Acton. AOAR ye. fit et Moon. Mr. 0. Am. of Wolbam troop. Oovd , Se f =4. 111. el ft Unborn's. IL T. P. Gape. 111. Mindronegoare, Clones. Capt. J. 11.1.401.1 Man egad IL 11t.,.." 811 . -11 r ie. Asa. one of Mr. IL mum.. or Looooo4oss. SI Y Croydon. W. M. Blinn In.. clod INATIN Wombs *Woe. Ole Minn. O. Munn Mon.. seed IR hinted Ise ftbtlaal W W lynx Um RAI" et se.b. Ohms. ,b• city at 1.• 0 6 .- BOW. 111 te. !tidbit le InalttioNs.—.Aro nut, °Mil& &UM