The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-16 00:00:00

laidis was olamardard to the early part of this you. sad the quality of Haber employed is its oasstrastkos mouses to assrty 300,000 atlas Wit. It is 39 fort wide at the how, aestivating trodsally as It assaida to 13 fest is breadth. The bridas itself ia 1,200 fast kilt., sad the Mien boat the bed Of ele river 120 feet. Alma the bride is kid a doable Las Oral* the woad liw being within AMPS ea whit& the oar- ASPS rm, nail is raised two barites oboes them, whisk plait is adopted to prevent oscillation sad reader *sir palest sad smooth. The otabsakissat, satatam too tho tho station at Toseasoutb, rmiarly bill a tam bosi, llotheatiod to tostaia 1,100,000 toss of earth. WALES. ABIROAVINNT ROYAL EISTILDDrOD.—The Mara asaiversary et &otiose' initiation, established sot only der the eseceneseataut of the bard sad Wawa, hot lih•- else the Wive washes saasabstarer, the sculptor, aad painter, was celebrated su Wedeseday aid nitride, hat, with Rest eclat, at Cysreippddiorhal, Aberramay. The Prises et Wales's pries ter the best may as Wish Mena tart wee awarded to Mr. aferbitas. disißist, of Merthyr. PROVINCIAL. Laricanlag. Mamas. Barri, lal.rut, Alto HlCOlftzftlea 1611111VPICT.--4VDOIIIIIWr.--Oa detardey last Mr. Jam than Higgimth sad Mr. Richard Deane. the represontatime of the late eminent fires of Barton, Dias, and Hithineen. 7=%tWire Mr. &Mesas Ludlow, at the Liverpool cy Court, ea tlea for their certiliwts. Mr. Lewthee opposed the applicable' ea behalf of the assignees, ea the ground of extrawspat itaditure, band.- bat prefenwee, and reckless bed ; and Demme also kir. liiiwineas had pledged property to Mr. Wide for he own rupee's. =II the authority of Mr. Hittite, to whom at tho time Mr. Higgimon was a debtor for 40,0001.—Mr. Berbera Ludlow =4l Mr. Dean's e. rtitleate at ones, the only spathe wises. Mm being the payment of a legacy at • time when affain were insolvent. He did not appear to have Imes improvideat, and elm every facility to the mthrese to oaths the accoanta. With respect to Mr. Higsbees, be did not believe that he bad made any wilful senesthwast of pert of the estate. He meld not, however, moil him of provident trading ; for it appeared that he hal been ex tending hie tranifietiose is all gamble, and an his fawn aff count, at a time when he should have hatheadad hit ro• amuses to enable Ma to settle with the bank. by whisk he bad been so accommodated. If the aster stood there he might, whops, have satisfied the Mal ofjosilso by • eansiderable suspension of the artileeMa ir i li kee he H use to consider tile facts Mating to the at 114. Hinds' p:opeity, be felt that he could asil It la that way. When the goods *lose perm g ad s Mil N another as factor to dispose of them, it aim duty not to abuse such confider's'. Os this pseud we pardealarly he felt bound to my that be could not alga Mr. Biggineon's certificate. Oa affiliation protection wee granted for six smiths. NEGLECTING TO REPORT A FACTORY AC:IDENT.— Mr. Fernley, of °arbors, appeared on Friday at the Smogs Court, Manchester, to mower an information pre lined against him by Mr. Graham, factory inspector, for ne glecting to report to the district therm an aatideut which marred in his mill, on the 16th of August, to Sarah Berry, whereby she lost the ring finger. The accident was proved by the girl herself, and the nos-reporting by Mr. Oreuves, the surgeos. It was also shown that a son of the defendant was prim at the time the girl but herself. Mr. Fernley said that the accident was entirely attributable to the girl's • that the therms, left shortly aftarwarde ; sad Itt il t a rcsaird nothing M it until Mr. Dreams called upon Ma snit weeks sabsrquvat to the oesarmoses. Mr. Maude Wills* a peselty of 61. TORKEILTRE. BURGLARY AND ATTEMPTED MC RDER.—AR attempt at meder and plunder by • gess of burglars took Oast at Mlsiboonce Hall, the sat of Charles R. Robinson, Esq. on the A* of Wolasoley ltht. Oa the previous dal;Mr. Retire sad his Melly 114 his to attend the Usioa ant Club lel . mil we shit the whole of that night. This cirowitic attraraid the lineation of the eases is the we abut to be didisd, and gars in the wiertigg ▪ piaadleig the hall. The thrift twig to met at ma early Mar. About three eels* Is the asowleg the butler was messed, and an epetheg kb bobs= door be saw several is ratasiiii Or di ▪ isehig a lighted amdb. Their his we bleckemm.awl they wore stsdie mar Obi Melt to premat their thing any mi. Oa rift the rasa the batter isimpliataly And a 044 sit thee& fifil grand, however, set to Moo m eththou. The Medlin Wag lies sarpriss, lid awns slit sad limed oat el the bag. 'Res huler hilowsds end smosedol r login bsid of • N Ohs Mims sad attomplad he nom him. whoa was Ms simile tamed bask wed • wait weed TM Ali its Mite he • ant diewied sewer, awl made ea stmegt to eat the butler's shit, whisk however Med. TM MO Misted a hag moos his dint He died hb pug of the the sesimanee to el lie ibliothowmate. He vim by tho wasothes irk* his lands sod esme, ZgEbirerargot akar fa They had said ea iris to the by tke cellar lids,. The Wier is resift Ma his Wanes. 0011FM100111 OF MI —On Sudsy sessley y, Gees* Ilsiek, a wilkeews bailiff, treat to the eareriesaskeet of the boss* piles, at Hata:. sad *lse, I how sem to Mawr smell up to yes far fin le a leer loralbewesst." Sebes *es taw kr MB left fiaawstramews et Oat Its was sayiair, awl the was veylled •WA I know, bat I bawl we' hod my se* shoes I* doss I." Heigh *es wade sad des* *a dellewluwaleserey le :—" My beaker, Jobe behest* le se about sews poses age, L i r )= Whittaker. Os deseras7. the pi of pop tewher„ I went MO lie Islesties oit *Oft doe to ay bather Jaha's bull** at Saudeswers• I toe wish an he that purpose must led*, =lobes. I had * pow Imam Weswereley's Serlis* ism, I west tee Wassesiefs mwml sod • Winn sat* gad setae Ile wow peer sod jut * riot e ke d =NM ef the now. I sillerwards ar eee lheslike et Milles, kept by Jells liewenill a Wan *ls =r uses% EOM leek dr me arledy. Os the ass was Istentleatsi balm the idea weile. Ole, at the Wks, Ward's-end, where wend whatnots wen Crwho had won the prisowr within a hw yards of u l ivbsu the the was firth dloothered, and who gave *Mem otherwise streeily corroborative of the prisoner's missioa. Alter the else for the prosecution wee closed, the phloem being asked if be wished to say anything is hls aim ,s, reined, I bad got a little !Aerated that Bates des hosseon. I was going to sot my brother John's pee. ire as ire, tat this aim's. I amer intended it."—The rims, was then sowaitted se York Castle far trig. CHLZSIILIM 11017118' BILL. Dillon STRATTON 111 WAY. Rate/01.—• tea party, is celebration of the pawls, el the Tea Hoare' Bill took in en Tuesday mei, lest, in the ▪ at the satissal ablest Itelessisi to the setablieul elarals. TM lestivity was as • soh af ignite& width wall kayo hem deemed hog% swan ta Noashrorar. amber of perms who sat dam le lee, isekedise guests. mu oily 1,1411, about Siff big ye he Is the upper or eh* wheel, sod ths ressider *et et the obeys'. Yu estepsny mat* of aloe* enestpepertions le d = sal dl wen welly ease& The isms wee with *mew" hosts sad bus** el &Ms harm, email Ibis, and mese* The upset ol the mow ream, crowded ash mat wink Its (Mire _party is array was very has, sad the effect wee is an *elm on btu* by *sr= spirit, the alethed i r Whew* mad the maim Mae exhibited on ovary had. _ The jai was get up sad the whole arrangessatc ware assithed by the operaisethswaelvee. UNSWILT SCE's 7 17 A PAIIIIII likaday week, before the delivery et the enema. a sock» wee gives eat bp the aka. Mat asat a amass wail be pessehed, alter atelsk ils ittle= d e a l Mk towards the expense, or sa aillticamd serafie. Yka ihri dill glints delivered lie mama, b made the Neater smaseammeat :—That he shwas, disclaimed the mike =veil; that he was la as way seasented la the madam was aet kr Ids ; it ins. ia teet, virtu. fkr the hem& ef the be the ems* the view amatmeed that then had beim mese mimics with mopes& to the weeks given sat Is the eamaleg, bat that the sere.. wield amerthelree be premiked sad the eellestlea leads.. !ha els& was ftswther sees allerwarde to be Iseidag at a *es of paper ; the mese Mat ewe k desk, sad rnd it Imbed mw settee to dive out. ad what it was. The dub mulled that les had—laid what k wee--sed that the Mom W ordered him to give it eat. Wheempea the mesa too. Lade tbe clerk to amply with the sedan at the Mem at hie (the dubs) peril. The mete% meadies wee obeyed. DARING ROBBEI17:A very tingtdar and daring vablery wee eireated as the sight el Saturday lost, at the beam et Ms. Joseph Harvey, ississogar. at Oakum*, was Cheats • wands, or " awoke b_osk taw Obortest Talky bash al the North llMMomiehW Runway assebled at Mt. 'e house as the algid smsdised, and kalsig *sok rather ,tM tormustssed ditorbasee. sod ewe b obliged bo oorsd e e the petty by the polies Ihwho se thro mi = y. it is ssp that sur Yd ITod lass a bedreoss, whoa, bride • Ghost was de. 001. ia antra piens is a bog. The box woe bream oyes. sod the this', la Jusepieg thseugh the wiwksw, the %se 6ep, miss s Rubor Oldie siker tie nisi sull. Se Jumates Merin the solos, ran sot to dirowew the awn nal limed spas tits mood 211. 10s. to NOM plaits Is. itometies wet ismodistal gives to the two bias olivrios a Toward ; and ea MestAty two ma wore aporsheoded by Yr. Skid mil Mr. cos stab% et Aslibt6llll. at the lips. Ls Is that Yuri. sad Ghost 7il. Is erows pieta, owl OW WI, was Mod I. a hag and ups% their plum lb. two mos, who goo that west es hose CLaySs sad Wawa Legs Wife ..omitted • Teeedey to take their trial at the easaing seseiess at Suard. •••••••••••geIIMIMMIDIMP Tux Paws or ItErrerunox.—While Miss Moore, of ItAtiasikaa, was at Geargeattest awl au Suably bar Imo was emend sad the seat et 6W. Is geld sad Over dolma. V.leat Lapides were made, but up et Tateday wake bad hem *babied se to the swam the gabby hod hen efseleiL Oa that day, however, a path la he arplaparat weal to bat and otaineed that he had beea ea eaesseesy ha She Way, *An that he weld tall bee all abate Ile stalise, II she wadi net paneaste. ale iiim K. powier sad he Sas bid hat that he had beat per suaded cs sale Iles smog ter a ars edam be aimed, sad th a t y aw Z. 54 Melba the W. equally bideesa thew Ho ob od ho t b e d Me SAL, /raft spent li. at hie slim et' the to m more honks aranalaed the whweaboats et reslapi x it p m , west be a aberalhe game when he lived, ma ths:44:l th• posperty. Ills know les lioll et Ise kW a sabers Nasal gleb e mid elk Ilk sr tles mash mid • ...- ; .•• that the rest was buried in a Held ; but that he would not fetch it unless she promised to let Wm bare another round Haring obtained her went to this barefaced proposal: be went ol.t sad - is short tints returned with 181 which -- uiruaensa delete , Or • NAVAL Omen. Retired Com mander J. F. Wham& wae kind lianglep to his bed-pon, at Dias o'clock am &Array week Davospert. From the inkhorn oddment at the Meibboot. It appeared the &eland had bass aim ar Isar sr weeks past. In the gadmstM . hia roshadi ea am unfortunate • i• MOM 111* aldeibliMistiN mad abs• than • sopa Mass Ind boos astlaally wad was. It ens Mad by UN Nee bif assand, that ha lad appeared dispensed is kr the last the. weeks sod mid be should not he skis ta mast • gat at the bask, wlda would way shortly be Ma. Oa a table in his beam= lay • Mose of paper, on Isaiah web written, My =haw winters has destred ▪ ; meson Wleft am J. F. W." The jury, Mtn as stasis, held • short a imitation, and r =ll omen That Csaumandor John Francis Wh m am nt." ~ M.. himself darns • mato of temporary derangee The lam Commander Wharton was 69 yeses of age, amid as • miaidgman an hoard ono of this ships la Lord Howie odes lot al Its, 1794; also under Lind Hallam as the wit of Awe ; went on tits Mired list of commanden in ISIS; mai was in nodal of • " good sorvios pension." Re had limn married to lies. Wharton, sow his widow, about ii, your% mid his lilt two eons and two &tighten by a former amnia" gbe Brama HATN•IeRaT.—The appearance of the house, at its I opening on Saturday evening, showed the determination or the lessee that the mash palmated " Imitimat• drama" I shall henforth be worthily enshrined—at kast In her west ern temp le . The traditional dineinem of the " little theatre" has disappeared, and everything has undergone a complete renovation. Entrances look hash and cheerful, boxes are newly and comfortably lined, whilst dnrries of costly ta beret in crimson end amber form appropriate flatus for the lair tableaus nuns of the dress circle. The decorative re ties of the alterations has ht en equally eared kr. The citing, under the brush of Ur Seep, has becrate one blase of gild ing and odour. The side compartments represent a trellis work, through which birdie!' brilliant plumage are filing, and the wand portion is occupied by one of those fanciful designs, eshibiting strum contrasts of colour, which we believe the artist was the lint to introduce to public notice. A beautiful inedalton pktur• representingTreguty and Comed the tutelary deities; of the place, occupiesoccupiesthe entre of y, the proscenium, whits below an elabo rately painted drop rune, with Shlkspearean subjecta in compartments, tones down by its saber tints the otherwise too greet glare of the ceiling. The teen of the whole is to make the Haymarket one of the handsomest theatres in Lmelon.—The play selected for the opening was " Romeo end Juliet," Mies Laura Addison, already favourably known in another part of the town, being the:heroine; and we are happy to add that her laurels are not likely to fade in her new locality. In the earlier emus she seemed to struggle with the feeling inseparable from being in a strew house, aid, as it were, amongst strange feces. Ht r voice was low and tremulous; once or twice SII• lost kw cae, sod in the Guam belcony . scene fainted outright &Augustly, how ever, talent triumphed over timidity , the actress rallied under the encouraging cheers of the audience, and her acting in the fourth and fifth acts left no doubt u to her claim to the first rank In her arduous walk. The chief characteristic pervading Kiss Addison's Juliet, is a natural pendent's, with occasional bursts of power evincing histrionic ability of the very highest order. She was loudly and repeatedly cheered during the perforatence, and received the honour of a general call at the conclusion of the play. Mr. Creewick played Romeo feisty, and in the last seen* well ; but Mr. Hell's Ilemitio was not the oft hand gentleman which Shaispeare drew. None of the other characters require particular notice, en rapt Mrs. Glover's Nurse, which was a very near approach to peefection. Nothing could be liner than her burst of surprise and s on the discovery of simulated death. The y was splendidly lamented, several new scenes having p ainted . far the occasion ; but its length, far exceeding the ' two bran' MIA* of the stage " pro. indeed in the prologn• weeded out the most ardent Shah . la the ifter-piece of " Catching a Governor," L e Heelers, " the grams of all little people," dried up all teen, banished sll erusssi, sad mat every me home UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Oraoin, Oct. 14 —Time will In aa election at two • et Oriel Orme ea YAW. Nor. 3. (1401111110 et tire et WO awl et beeder, he, to be prooreil IS sr bean Mosiq, OiL as. War Nor Hasa.-4b truster etre seherreldp heard is dde Dateselty by 'Mar VAL iteurety et Is die ewer et aserres, Derr et Moieres. ere dieirese • Naar te SI es s arrer dr els. Crellier wart be dr roe ssi Ids. es 3 of the reid Theme Dyke. tor err le senor bra is es/ rho. lima et tbe erre et heretret. Irene yerste err rre topreade he rd mialra Yrs is the Uelveretry wither oriereis The ardbier re is erritiel tir ea erserades et the triernity Mr nor to *eh berreg. Tbe eratelly earrerr be 4113 pee yrs, rd 114710 '•4 r els leers If re rely dish or bop sr tier s resider ltbdM sad dbeleat ee heir am JUL Mr. W. B. Dolby ma Mr. J. hirer amp yeremley ereitted whorl at Wirer CA11111111,411, OCT. II Ir-At • cairreptisa Wars this day Dr. NW see erred to the leer Ireareedds et Bebrew. At the rats eerregries the tellears direr von sererrat : MO" r. Jobs's; LA. well, errs Cher& OinaliATWOL—The Bleep a Malinloo bebl es the at laawast en Swim Wen the lellewled poem= wee a& WSW to hally erthem—Dowessa—J. W. Tha. Ileamme OlL b Or mr d ; T. N. thaw Daiwa thiewsity ; J. ifouby IL osll. bedi S. A. Shadow Wesewee al., I d; C. J. W. Ord. at JEW Cellameridle ; J. Straw Trei bo Ot i De A blin os i s i d T. 1. 1 `1 1 17 41 1 . WW OorpekCinisti ; Wed, V OWL, Daiwa •P. 1, Perrin, tbly OA. ; L Osie, IL Ada% CIL, ;by haw diaionry Wee the Weep Wormater. Prints— . L Jeneese, Weeml OIL, Called; Sm. T. henna, Trinity 0:41, Dal/- Sal Dm. T. W. & Fami ne OsL. WOW PienSWAIWITIL—Tier. W. Tumor, to Ilozgrovo V., Bu rs, dim Cidebeder ; OWL with miaow: yea, Duke of atelloood, Wor. C. Webbar, dem—ller. B. Film &War at Belay. do. Cht. chalet, to the emsmemidealarmitip al Polleiter Cathedral, mean by de :kW et Me Saw. C. Welabor.—M. J. Wools, M.A., ram raw it Liwapeol u to the oreldmemehlp at the teem— DM T. W. C., lake Ser. T. S. Odra. hi= I= B 4 ll 7l d s. Pet.; MIL, WWI red. :Wee; pa.,C Wleelmiey. . owp,, to linalselend Dediew He. Durban ; ley., with widow ; ww Jamb P.O the ewe yerbb ; 120.1 . 51 A:. Denow—lin. C. N. Teams, Tedlestra T.„ Tor W. Tort ; NW; yea. Earl Mts. wlllier&—liev. IL C. asetw. ILDiameers P.C.. °wawa& tho. East.; It& ; par. the Inhabitseda—Say. W. lialloway, ef to the Wears ible at dablawm.—flev. J. Dorms, to the = ta t West &wham llnne.—lier. S. War, to Ween•PosalT. C. ad fierthelly P. C. terdlimddro, Mo. M. Dm.; W.; win Eat of L/n- Wne end I. Prise, Offk—len. It. Pridwd, Traned: C. Ike mentlL-11w. A. Met. to St. hided C., Ineetwell, Sorrey.—Wr. J. Devert i Le t WeennapwAven V., Ohne, di*. G. ems S. ; 1141. ; derseri Owe= of Amherst •; the Rev. J. Clortoa, C. S. Ltalum. lert.,to Christ Church P. C., new ; lief.; pit. the Per. S. 11 . T. One. to lowingtat Priam C. —Sm. J. Meherdlien to St. Mary's Quarry Hill P. C, La" Mo. 111 p. ; OM. ; pia. Irlsr et iamb ; /Aar. 0. HUM dea—Say. W. J. Dow& to WOW T.. W. la& ; Naos reidame ; yea IL O. Mew& ; IML C. W. Loyd. T. 0. Jaw, I L L M ew 1.. re Chew S., Mo. B. and W.; MCI.; pat. the UM Chseedkur ; D.lllhm. mem. VACAlectra.— ham P.C., lensoo, die. Mao. ; Mk. with reldmse ; •Helmet Truism; 149. T. 0. Jana www—Tiwito P.C., wow Took ao. Newt SW. ; pat., Moor lablere ; Dec A. Dawes fte.--auereit Swam M., Salop, • Bert ; ALL. with mirk nee • peta. the lloonenledne .00 the boo lewntwe ; Pam/ N. :low NAVAL. PoarowavrE, 16.—Conot ot. to row*/ to be pabl err.-11Wiregba& Dome. Cl., wwa pbeed mar the ew mad et the Pert &Wird Mb mended to II diartrodiem Me Wald the Ike et Sir T. & Opel. Sallerephee WI to paid Wow ewes 10.11190•99, rd vii MI as Weld wity Ihr ly. TM le Reedy to am Were the weinden t thh moody NM w6ll tag thoo &molar =AM Wads red the seest.—Wwer er..4 salmi yumwdor Mem Jamb Woes( • somery at royal stellar' , end darookmenta—Tersh IL-v. arrived en Thwolo tram the Lip at Ifs*,ed salad *pie ea Tay kr Waft's* to be paid W. —Cease d..v., Om. Dora% wlll hove lameriew to Jaw. to mom tor drtlm to tb b =illoo 116 . Ikk 4 Z.Z lbws Wenn onrewnel deduyeed eras • Whoa to any lie dime end le be Weed Me Priem et Wale; .e ar • deemokup et the Ost o. to Nen obi wee NA at ISO sed alle p.M IC Mend 1119 M6r9691 We snow de Arles. ThsN bleb me Ms am ta. eimmeta•mabr woods tenwrool The does. Weer bee eedr Mr bid WI. and Ism seem Win war en. Mier Thlon, 111wasen. MEW: owl AIM". 21"sieL VeltY Th ' e Mat= Edo senesme. 2 2 l.l ft7 i 7. eleiont, Trims BACPoworta. Italloweboe. Ise ONPOST, Oct. 14.—IwoYar, el., lawat.-Con. pmenday if the wed wet et Seellem&—Dmisien, If, Out. P. KIWI" ens pill a bd.: ordirsmy yarawir.—lissaes, st.. amts Marti, stestar. Wamas tar Perimunth. with 901 wow tad ed m fens let will nibs will as no 140, te rants her sew ad min pod dsinen—Chleatte, Moan bet wroologo. nor Wight, Is le lie MA 69 Ws dodger& eel Weed. WooLWOM, 14.—Toni, Liosi.-Ons. G. Man* Web Ws lam employed Wing de mow Is yealedies the dead& liaise. is ordered to We pod to be paid 01..—Ilierp. dwarer, 7, a.m., Liset..osw, J. C. lief, WI be way Leo se Tuesday moat eel wM hem /or Peetene to swell Ilardw seam He s4r, it soma his with pet of no wow a no Drodalm, nosetly phi of at Plymeelh.—Lhet. Selwyn eel the urea a doe Mynah" ea.?" will Mew to the Mow ell. et the Nona mit is y hweetable that is v ii WI le Wed s alma Weft to that &gob* Tee Ithmid thershre, e. *aft Mated, be hid up le ardinery bera.—Mrsopit, M..v., Whew. mat, Wady to service, Is we yet eammisdase& CMATMAX. OCT. 14.—Tbe Cowaillte• ef llareedinost wind hero hie mamba tram Weemen. heeled We Miapal that part Man oes at Sat wielpsed.—The Jima hos moshed CilmW Wear r tram Diminy. We ma WM a ream lanimets in de owes of he weeds, Wilt weed Caw. B. made, Weil ad • Orb Mauer wee est. She pat le at Weide hews te SW& ailition le saws ether Maw she B. Mandl Woe sew andmisodebtam tram W,* held* ahmem.—lldps end wade. den mired m IWO; me tot ime to be Newel to the Ydat Ihre may, wed Mir lower =no on NO to le pt at bra amt IMP on nine to to oniond Ow owasinislao. ADMIRALTY. OCT. 14. APPOINT/Mllllll.—Amisteet. Server: J. IL llebores, erabwel to Ai; 11. L Power;ewermed toJemeam ;J. Chew rewired to I. Masi Yf Ile: IL Sesloh._ .—/Serne: J. Ityl•loosvgay0; J. demems, Illaywri; O. M. T. VardeemerlWrilleded: J. Ow. snub* rboory.—lholorts :P. Pte. Inollbor 1 1. wood. Ponlon.—Awise Ciemear: J. Yang, imailm•—••11•1 a:ninon: IL Mona I. SW& Westrisun MILITARY. &M:. ASITIARAT.—WOOLIViCA. OCT. 15.--Car s: zoinempay at Boyd Art Wry (111 h helljonA Copt A. . 41,0 1, oath% employ (lad halt both el IMO eso et moot to the MO lesAelek Ali le seder mime Imiedlitely le pressid so thibeA le Tahoe A. Till's tegiseiT (15 . 2 . Le114 1 NI siellesel se Woe. sell 0.1. IL I. Tellre iliCr i l aleliesee et Ihdemills. The No WM emealirAll sehers I. WNW*. see eta !se pia* mks min le meted le Cede le Moeda emeellee el ope.orilmalMA.M W. T. Mame Oa WO. amerpoh oss: Am* Mot IL Wame (eh MIL= (Mt wow* as es elk 9 1. 1•10. Mr eMesoe Ale en to sed Alleemel ions Selleb aid TM* eum me s 0.11. A. IPA* mg IL Me; Omni 0.1. O. Mimi*, TEIE EURESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1843. Lima. A. M. Calvert. W. H. calm.. 0. Lea* and W. H. m oot ty. Intaillasses kas teatitsd Wootwisi bon Ow Itauritius at tlw death ot Lieut. I. M. B. Solway, wit* lalt Waolvdok In May. 11141. midi Capt. W. H. Potbses toinplay. The dammed *Hoer was an eiteelleat =sßaum. and wins asking awes skiules of the mem to Ms he bop wtaatly oat Ow saws Um a tbs wet sem. Ha took • slant sold. 'Yak aided in • kw, nod wt.isb tanninstad Bulky In One tier. MEDICAL . aciW. COLLIOZ 01 ilu tacosods.— The idieddir = i t ma. = i v= do seansisry ssillibliglilis Mr ebe dud d the dew st de maw of Os Own d insions es Or Illdi id. :—lddid. T. Moir. Vide= wild; T. Addord.lldlims. se. Thow s = e tudor. *any; Y. dulleld.Cbadseddmd. • Y. .i. IrWilla ; Z. Z. 0116111114 ibialisll4llM. rms li r= ' am, ig..kord WAN. MIDDLESEX BEBBIONII.-B•TOIDAY. Saxe Mr. ilsejsmit Atimoa. Tau ROIIIIIIIT or Loun ALS1•1113111 RUISSLVIII DOOlll. —Three dog fancier% Healey, Jones, sad Wilknesops, were indicted under the 6th clause of the Dog Stealing Act, for • iniedeemone, in having taken six sovereigns to resters three Cuba bloodhounds. value 300 gonna, the property of Lord Alexander Russell, the same hating been stolen.—lt ap peared from the evidence that the dogs were stolen from the stable of the Mint Tavern, Paddingtoe, they being then in the keeping of Alexander Metcalf, his lordship's servant, who was proceeding to join his manor in Scotland. The Police, with the aid of the landlord of the tavern, succeeded to tracing the dogs to the possession of the defendants, and • aeries of negotiations took thee, which resulted in a pro posal by the defendants, that if Metcalf would pay them six sovereigns, and give a written guarantee that no legal pro- needing' should be taken, the dogs should be restored. Metcalf was to anxious to keep his appointment with his muter, that he accepted the terms, one of the polies ofSeen being • party to the srrangentent. No sooner, however, had Meendreesived the dogs, than another officer said he should de bin duty, sad at once took the defendants into custody. When be the magi Orates Lord Alexander Russell's selkkor said it was his lordship's wish that the promise given by his 'errant should be acted upon, but the magistrates would not heed I', and seat the case to this court for trial. — Mr. Serleant Adams maid that the magistrates had done per fectly right, but he must say that he fully approved of the motives of Lod Alexander Russell is wishing the pledge to be acted tapas. That document was en illegal one, and the defendants came to this court to make it their defence, they might rely upon it that, if convicted, they would n• coin the want punishment the law afforded.—The de fendants, Healey sad Jones, after some consultation with their counsel, Main. Parry, Payne, and Mellor, pleaded guilty ; and Mr. Bodkin said that as Wilkinson seemed to have bean tees culpable than the others, be would not prom the lila stalest him. The prosecution would be satiated if the daisndento were bound over to come up for judgment when celled upea.—Mr. Serjeent Adams said, and. r the possliar shasastaacm. the court would consent to this Nene being taken. However, the act of parliament was sermially directed against compromises of this kind, sad Borne need not think that written promises would fro, them from the operation of the law.—The defendants Weft then bound over, themselves in 401., and two sureties in 201. sash, to come up for judgment when celled upon to do so. EFUCTINO • T .—Mr. Dolby, a chemist, in the Strand, was Indicted for a misdemeanor, in having pissed certain lonian matter near to the door of a room occupied by Mr. B. Wild, wood engraver, by which several persons were rendered its. It appeared that Mr. Wild was a lodger laths deftnasat's house, and, in a-unguent* of some sow weeds that had been exchanged between Mrs. Wild and Mis. Dolby, he (defendant) was resolved to have the Wilds out el the lease. Accordingly a saucer, containing several denied matters, evolving • very stroag vapour, standby Dalstion to be phospharet at hydrogen, and injurious to life, was placed near Mr. Wild's door, the woo wows of which was that Mrs. Wild, her children, and the =, were made 111. The ease was gone into at great sad eventually the jury retuned a verdict of Owiffy, adding that they thought he did not intend do son proonal injury to the occupants of the room. This was bold eisivalent to • verdict of " not rutty," mid ms sash was worded. • CAUTION.-31edanst de Soma, • penes of some notoriety, was indicted for keeping a house of an lama description in Bury-street, St. James's. The channels, of the house in gentian and the connexion of the prkertor with It were clearly established by the evidence of Jude, under butler to Viscount Alford, end Mr. Thorpe, who raid he wia gentleman porter to her liske•y."—The jury found t prisoner Guilty, and as she had been beton convicted in this court of a simian offense, As learned Serjeant said she had had mercy before, but she had no claim to It now. The stateroom was that she be kept to hard labour for six calendar months, sad eater into her own I.COSIIiUnCtI in 2001, with two good securities of 601. each, to be of good conduct an yeses. POLICE.-SATURDAY. IIANBION-HOUBll.—Tir 8&a! via Etra. I—W. G. Flynw, a ma who has been in the habit of putting edesesents is the newspaper, headed "The Bea! The the I" "To Parrs and Guardians," &a. " Mid shipmen Wanted," intimating that vessels of the larger rams, commanded by mums who would attend to the moral sad artier ratan= of the parties entrusted to their care wen in want of appliances, appeared te esnwer the of two brother. mar George and Jame Cargyil.— . Pelham, who appeared for the boys, stated thatler semi time past the newspaper contained ad vatimmines wader the above heads, and that camertras imperilkaa had been practised by perm who pre tended to au therised to engage spreader to be bound mkt the Menhaat Seamen's Act. Inquiries were to be made of retain parties, who it was found employed a num ber of wimp to board vestals in the docks and river, to essiskin whether any and what ship wanted sp in accordance with the number required y 6 the 37th ranee of 7 & 8 Vic, c. 112, which raga late the number according to the tonnage. The nest thing to be ascertained was the mount of premium. That ap peared to be from 21. to 201., and when the premium was obtained feces the friends of the poor lads who applied, the Mat was clamoured, and, after that demand was answered, the brims was so 111•110,4•1•11 that the applicants were left without ship and without redress of any kind. The present complainants were th, children of a poor widow at Leeds, who bad seen an advertisement ia the Leeds paper, pro Mrs( everything for apprentices, sad referring to Mr. Flynn, and the two lade were 'applied with all the neon seeks, and Mr. Flynn was paid 61. 6s. to provide them with the situations. After having waited in vain for a length of time the boys were thrown epos the town.—Flynn declared that he had been applied to by a man of the name of Smith, at Leeds, who advertised is the way described, and that he undertook to get emplopmeat kr boys in ohm upon com mission for that mesa Me declared that he had so dishonest iatsattsa. and that he had situations Isr the two lads, but they w ere unable to take them ea enema albs want of esti l ts. He biped the Lord Nose would has Ma igreimace of the law into amidera den.—Mr. Pelham (the res harts ham postponed for ri des. es to the sonspireq). Meet to the Lied Mayor, that mar all the Monsostanese of the me, Ind metering the 111111111•11•1 MOM= which a JIMION11116• WSW sonsioa he taught the elk el the def e at to mks empire ressitu- Oily might be sampled, especially so there was every prhat 118, dot the ladresell be soon provided ter.—The La& Mayor Mk that U evidence of so whiting a ere were brought freteri, he would unqueetioaably have committed the de heart kr Oriel, and he believed there could have bees very Yls thotht of the result. He considered the corm* of Ms. Pother so entitled to great emeradetica hl r h i mrin3 voluirsimell Sesser the poor boys, whe had ham to sub areatesent es might have mode them for lib, awl he sighed Flynn to look to himself, for the eye et nowt certainly be upon him. lor rue Cory. —Mr. Kemp, one of the common eennimen of the ward of Caaffisuick, amempanied by Mr. Rep* )"crock, and several ether member of the Court of ewe" drew his lordship's attestor to a nuisance, which, nabs put a atop to, would engender 'bolero in the city. A briber of the name of Yarrow, residing at the end of Abskureh-bine and Cannerstreett,fell into difficulties, and on Tarsdayilast he closed his shop, having inside a quantity of meat. The late weather caused the different joints to bosom putrefied, and for ems days pest a mar iatokrable stench pervaded the neighbourhood, which berme the more alarming from the caciamstonee that the City of London Vales was opposite, where hundreds daily attended. The emelt use found to canoe from the shop in question, which led to an application being made to the landlord, but he having let the house for a stated period, declined to interim. —The Lord Mayor directed the release to be removed. GUILDRALL.—Roxinio ion A Docto&—W. Wicks. an Amara, was charged with pieties the pocket of Mmll. Garr of a paves eentaining 6C, ea therittriarolleidge ; es/ H. tie.a oth-eblver, with aiding the escape and Term et Whits. The iketraneed primmer mu narisva the brides, sad en Noshing the eakeleisdi hue Itobb's eab, whisk was etion i tf e eMa cares near the vehicle in Thetrowst, L IN tither did sot &my the calls of the police to step. Me cal bba sho= kis here% head ar The pet- MIN the Aldermen that he knew en if the robbery. Wisir_enjumping kr his sak rid gy " Mee r fir os yes an to Woonniaster, for I or rikw to all • throe to a lady who is dying." He bolisysdVm and he did miereez to make all the home ricotta -1117.112 Challis rid he woe disposed to mat the shormust of Moths, bet be sherd roman Wicks ter trial. BOW.IITILEZT.—Too NSW Matz USTPATION OP Jus tly' ACT.. —lo roforento to tit* sass this beaded is oar paper of Moan bat, io which a tolhaitor mood Goddard applied is bail al N. J. Whit. for a or eider do naw AdotiotOndloo al ludo Lot agoloot!ia Croton of _ the Leaden mad Anomalies, 0181084 w. he a obtaia haw White ead ethers ems of maw, :=l7. rienamteas thaa ssa U s tiere riesh• meyMysteat ia the Kama at die el their tabs them la papoose of whin h dam the messy rehired la as demosied , Mr. swim Waft se mini the istae"aadi bailee Mesa mashie te lad a dad rrr are, mil be Otesea le wewM be mark bows to ladles the Minims at ISM SS Ae SOINIONS. V fieiieeiel= he wield be able Sa melee ewe a awe of them. Mieilft ;Wise* giblea wee e t= ea iwilelseat war ma be satielawy as II op Wblot alll the yews men who hal boa delmaisdi hy la welisselliag and sigelai 'he Wan via the eweeillea, and imam yammertheieba Mar . /Made Alt be disk wee the abeam Mamdellest. Mat eves if be were psuumsd, he maid only lipsa isheisats to eater Imo thdr was .Weemee to wear el the es. slam Agar Noe eeavem Worm Mr. Clarke= at the port& the ilehmhsle. awl M. Oeaktr ped. llllllllllollllN were diamined by anewel. sal 1N WOO WORIPHIPAITILIZE—L clerk to Mi. Wilda* ea outlaw; tas besskrisat sad forpery.—Serwel aris ot Wig ism proved, the peoesester seid that ea tie 11th of 7we M had a ale by sada% sad a W. Wed Mine a r. Avalon. 4 with ea- MONEY MARKET. . SATURDAY Ivintriso. The news of the revolution at Vienna created great contusion in the stock market to-day. There has been a ontinuous fall in consols, which were sold down to 841, but recovered at the close of bcsineas to 841 to 5 for money, and 841 for account. Reduced Threes were 83/ to 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 84 to 4. Long Annuities, 84 to 5-16. Exchequer Bills, 34a. to 36e. premium. Bank Stock, 188 to 8. India Stock, 236 to 8. India Bonds, 35a. to 375. premium. The transactions in Mexican Bonds were still of an animated description, but prices, at 19 to 4, were nearly as before. Du tch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were sold at 44, at which price they were buyers ; the Fours, at 67f to 84 ; Spanish Fives were 11 to 4; Th re e,, 22/ to 31. Portuguese, 234 to 41. Russian were 99, buyers. In otherioreign stocks there was no business. The following calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by the varioaa securities cited at the prism ruling this day. Where the asterisk (*) is placed, it is to be understood that the rate of dividend la lees the bloom-tam Three per Cent =avow price. 6 . 4 A yield per aced 10 6) Time per Oint. re dam Ft4-1 „ II 74 17 ii Il l eneent rpr onn.) 3 =:74=74.= i O2 " 14 91 per mat) • 19 si tie wawa efdlo. 7 Id.) .. ........ 5 7 lonia awl heath Wreernt Ndlv. 6 kL) 36 n larks owl Ortelitee *(aw. 134 id.) 2 3 i o 9 111 Moe= Cemliot nay. 4 in) Labs esi North6d.) Western e(dlt. 7id ) 101 - 19 7 Rift= 0. Ink end i rth Miami 'idly. 8 it) 40 6 I Task lemma* and Berwick Noir. 6 N.) The following are two amongst various other letters which bare been received, commenting upon the mis chievous rumours by which railway property is attempted to be run &wa . Sir, —We beg to request the favour of your publication of 'fueled copy of letter received from the Caledonian Company, Ia reference to an absurd rumour circulated by instituted parties that • repudiation of the guarantee was intended. The evil of such a rumour will best be under stood by empanel; the prices of other guaranteed stacks with the one in gentles :—Rutern Commas, 8 per Cent. ' . ' at e pat. ; Leedom and Brighton, 8 per Cent, ui pm. ; Iffu• aseture and Yorkshire, 6 per Cent., at i din ; Caledonian, 7 per Cont. at II die. Com ment would be superfluous.— We are rispeetfully, MARTIL, GLARY, AND Co.—Liver pool, Oct 12,1848. Caledonian Railway Ofikes, Oct. 10, 1648.—Oentlemen, —I have to reply to your favour of the 9th that no alteration or departure from the taus of the resolutioes creating the preference shuts km been or is in contemplation by the di rectors. The meow alluded to is one of many en the sub ject of Shoo sham, all equally =founded. I am, gentle . men, your obedient servant, ARCNIIIALD GllBOll, ana= fiscretary.-14sears. Komi, Geary, and Co. We hare also received the following from Mr. ' Nash, one of the editors of the London Weekly Rail may l aaa hare Lice: f Weekly Railway Bbare List (nactioned by the Committee of the Stock lachange) Publishing office . , 11, Waniftwol•oeurt. Thrognorten4treet, 14th Oct.-8 I ex , nut Rem the n = amide of the Ewes. of yesterday the bawling . easpiebie en atm* they ire mama talk, that this 'redly ' Slim ZAN I i mib teed to suborn the Internee of i the slat a Chemltteh The lemliers of that ens. 1 ahem base t enoly, be es NY a . ffe mdie may yam nets cc Ira. peer art theeraermmeet Win et hie eto dim, sod then int the r letkeeparitet apes Om weer to teeth e iii Orb flemeta, Dshn the has otestbee al Sr Sleek eemettee's , LEW me Mares awes Niel et sZt I V I leolebe the mielelltebie, but ~Os Woke aken is =bee easy be wesine of the timemithe te oil ea* a , et two dotes of thee or my elhee = t eed posh* the Mamas at lii ar ratan yew& aim& lis Indeed, as : sellebely eieervett, won the meesitteker =mime it to keep the lembet dtent, that a ieeseek• of Weir vakeemelie toile', cubewire toolobot to dr Timoo. la owl war Is a al. the Weft Mesh MI the lobar : dq. • Per the rimes deem ZR e trer emetspaselles amuses 1 • • here bees braise Se me Om one eke final WOBIOIIII awl the Melee mid eseihr ir ebealez Therabee, betas pailleeden laths& emu weitg a cr ir ee next, the Oommittee et the Met seat their ousaloaehle bele art Seem to f all = piper, he the Millet Sump of their oleo weekly, wilds lode lave reesteed the boat ot them la mem to this I have to cell year attended to the Sol- to the amount of upwards of 231. It was sow lowing facts. let. That I wrote the articles to which you moved that the prisoner received the amount from Mr. refer, without consultation with any env, or advise from any Wog Ifiat abooonded with the money.—The prisoner was one as to what I should write. 21. That the dii nont with forgery. On the 6:11 of June, he presented ',ditto of the London and North Western ne Ithneeifflill Macter's office in true said his father had counts, which appeared in the weekly list on the Mu tithes riarsperonely ill, and the dealer said he could not 16th of Sept., aid was republished In the none on the 12th live order lenmediately removed to the country, bat he wag of 041.,__acoompanied with a further statement respecting the unprepared with the imam, and hie father had told him to Great Western and London and South West.= Compinies, ath lisr • Mem of EL b. hr that purpose. The prosecutor was not sun by any one erseptiog the printer and myself Mid his he lima have the money at owe, if his father until Friday evening the 16th of Sept., after business hours, sushi sign • prosaism note fee the amount, with an en when the calculations were checked by Mr. Slaughter prior g o nsuding that lio BMW gall be required to repay it at to publication on the following morning. 3. That the le. 6d. • week. Ho neeined the 21. 64., and had made gust article which appeared in the Times on the 12th of Oct., or far weekly payments of le. 6d. each, when he abounded rather that portion of it not copied from the Weekly List. —The prisoner's lather, deeply grieved at the necessity of was written by us as • matter altogether apart givingrtiviroe against his los, proved the produced note to from my connexion with that publication; that I con. be a .—The prisoner who reserved his defense, wag suited no one ea to whet I should write ; that it resestelltted for trial upon the several charges, was revised by no one ; and that I showed it to no A Mien POLICeeIeN.—J. Hampton was finallyexamined, one who either did or could (I n et e a d T h e m e ) ta k e with having falsely assumed the eherecter of advantage of it by an operation in the market. Iron will a , with a view to extort motley from two perceive from this that your aspersions upon the integrity of ' young potions named Cockrell. —On Saturday last the committee of the stock exchange are unwarrantable. I as is omplainante were passing over Hackney Downs beg further to state most distinctly that from the lot of July, with a fowliug-pkoe, which they had just discharged, 1847, to the present moment—the period during which the when the prisoner mine up to them, and in an authoritative Weekly Lid has been in existence—no railway property of manner demanded to se* their Hoene'. On telling him that any description has been bought or sold, directly or J they did not conceive they required a license, ea they were redly, either by Mr. Slaughter or myself ; and further, not engaged in shooting . game, the priooner inured them that as it is not our practice to make known beforehand that they were wholly mistaken in their notions of the law, what we propose to publish, I be:ieve no operation has and that he felt it his duty to detain them until the arrival of ever taut place in the market in consequence of kis brother officer, when they would both be locked up, mid information received prior to publication. As regards the dealt with as poac hers. They were greatly alarmed at the remainder of the article in the Express, from which I throat, and implored him not to subject them to such igno- have quoted, I shall say nothing ; if it contained more minious treatment, when the prisoner appeared to relent, argument, more knowledge of the subject, and lees invective, and intimated that, in consideration of their youth, he it would be better worthy of consideration. I write this was not diapoeed to be too harsh with them, and if without instructions f, or the cognisance of, the com they would give him • fee shillings in the way of mime of the Stock Exchange. lam not in any way de " hualemoney," he should say no more about it, and allow pendent upon them, and am scarcely known to any of the them to depart. Their monitions were immediately excited members; I have therefore not thought it necessary to ob oes heariog such a demand, but feigning to awent to the tain their sanction. I rely upon your inserting this in the proposal, they requested bins to wait till they could procure Express of Monday.-1101thier L. Nana. the mono, from their residence in the neighbourhood ; but Private letters state that beet root sugar has been a failure in Rtwsia this year. At St. Petersburg they instead of proceeding there they hastened off to the station were plying 281 for Havana sugar, and 26 / for Java. hoses, where they obtained the assistance of a real police mut, who accompanied them back to the spot, and took the prisoner into comedy. In hie defence the prisoner said that About 1,250,000 poods had arrived, and some be had only indulged himself in an innocent frolic, and did 400,000 more were expected. The consumption was not perceive that be bad committed any legal offen-e. Mr. estimated at the rate of 120,000 pooda per month. Refined sugars were up to 11 i to 12 silver rubles. Hammitt told the prisoner that he had rendered himself The great fair at Nisbny, Novgorod, nevertheless, had liable to • penalty of 201. for falsely assuming the office and character of a police constable, and he considered that the turned out very unfavourably. Tallow was offered charge had been fully established against him ; but taking into account that he had already suffered a week's imprison- at 137 rubles for Y. C., and 136 for Siberian. Cholera tient, he should reduce the fine to 31., and in default of was disappearing since the beginning of October. It observed wassignificantly that our quarantine " was payment commit him for one month to the Hou se of quite unnecemary when once we have the disease.° Correction. MAHLBOROUGHSTREET.—Itonnear or lawn, Liar. —T. Costello was charged with baying stolen a gum. =GUM FUNDS. tity of rings, bra:late, and other property, belonging to Mr. 3 ~t , ei. god. ' 15 1... 51 . 84 31 flout:, dos SUM, 93 Sulk Mock for eon. 186 4 Alexander Desserts, commission - agent . —The prosecutor 4on m. ono. eons, NM 41 1 Cooed. f Account . dd Mu s a! stated that he was engmed hi telling jewellery and other ;ism 34 Per Cl. ABM.. Mt 4 Exch. Sias, DAN, 201.. valuable property , . co - gued to him on comminion. He ;;ag e. 'rr ee . ., . I Vgi . 6 l . effet .ee Dil,4::Oen I "•• J d u u39ns 4. . . n 1 pm. took the prisoner Into his service as clerk and traveller, and India Stock. 237 Ditto Nest 2W., lti 34Pm•r ch;81 ; u., ,it was part of the prisoner's business to go round town will Ditto. under LIAO. 38 ion. June 341, pm. no . Do e:tides ofiewellery and endeavour to mike sale of them. On summon PUN De. the 6th Sept. the prisoner received from him two boxes s fr Cssl * 514515115 ' 1545 ‘ 151 19 ir r et 8 P m1111 ,,..... 11 er• 29 2. j. i 195 1 containing twelve brooches, eleven rings, sad other articles, 4 per Gent. Portuguese Dude. 231 (tend'. C l. . 4. which he valued at about 201., and prosecutor could gain 4 PaIN CL 8 .. 41 ° 8086 . 116 : 2 . g B t, II Drr lL, 441 Pent Dutch Exchange, 19 • (M 1 roe tidings of him until • day or two ago, when he met with 5 line m x Sonde dlr. from 4 ter Cent Detett Oat, - - 681 7i and unused him of having taken away his property. The Nov.,iri b i Ditto W o l k gi I prisoner produced eleven rings and six brooches, midgets up EXCHANOES AND 6111C1a4 ABROAD. ten duplicates relating to other portions of the stolen pro- ...Anertmossi, Orr. 13 . — Ate. Debt TwowederHalf pie Cents.. 434 44: perty.—The prisoner assigned as • reason for taking the I, l =' o Tb i rN kTe r e L d Cena ...uyis ll L 14 ( i:top:l i r , Net. 6 71 68: Amor , - property that he was in distress.—Mr. Hardwick fully corn- per dance.. asS 67. Ilicitelge no Laudon, might, 1166 ; Ditto } pear emitted him. mouths, 11.87. Ilsembutg. *ht. 34.93 ,_._• Dino, two months, 34.76. A arum " BOY Joxix."—J. Jones, cheesed in the mraa ; 44g 'oods ,l','; istt et, mein : o ,' t e w i r l ' e r:t' 14 14 "` e seeekk. '" 3 cr_ww. ....The ei , the garb of a sailor, was charged with begging. Col- z usti eto u or y the i. Durch r.b. ftinds ,m , eirl: . Sou re i t o b daiand A.l.. . — lS: ithoa Thristk.. — eame flit; hap, one of the constables belonging to the Hindi. limes a koopleg up the, we:, /dateline in coesequemmo of the low state city &del, said on Friday evening his attention was nasaaaossisie.' Improved IMO. 78 • Intto k 1541, 78 • Dino 1644 galled to the defendent, who wee walking in the middle of the strut with his body bent nearly double, and supportirg T 2 711 72; Ditto. 183 d. 67 ; Ditto. 1838. SU 1; DIU.. of Um; Cit 7: Ids tottering steps with a stick, like an old man. He was 1 9 2 ' 1* ; Diu.. "O. 72 1. B•lik el lirktlum. Ditto, Imue 1641, toe. Mclance oo Loudon. 26 471. bawling out, " I am the p. or boy Jose' who was sent to sea he being found in the Palace. lam now discharged from the ehi , and have not that means of getting a cruet of bread. Goad Caristlsas, give a helping band, and bestow a copper spa the mthehtnate boy Jones." Wither, knowing the floindoin to be • notorious vagrant and impostor, went up M him, and was about taking him into custody, when he aid out " Walker !" and ran away with the fleetness of a deer. Witness pursued, and niter • sharp chase succeeded to taking him into custody. He was committed for a month, with herd labour. WESTMINSTER.—Tna fframton or A Simony So otzrr.—B. Perry was finally examined, charged with steal ing 181. from a benefit society called " The Loyal Union Rand-in-Hand Slate Club," held at the Chequers, Tothill shut, Westminstec —The p risoner was chief steward of the club, which is m e of those in which the funds in hand are equally divided at stated periods. The 26th of July was appointed sharing night, end shortly before the arrival of tha other members prisoner went to Mr. Smith and obtained his and Greenwood's, this under-steward's, keys of the box, thome being three locks, in order that be might, as woo has duty, reckon up the sum in hand. Prisoner shortly after- Vali% availing himself of the tsimporery &sena of Mr. Smith from the room, absconded with the money..—Mr. Broderip said that the prisoner could not, under the arcane stances, be indicted for larceny. He had been entrusted with the funds as steward, bat had proved himself a most unjust one The only remedy the members had for the recovery of *dr money d was at the county court.—The prisoner was then EIN ATr RWARK. YOII.IIIIIIaNNEN IN LONDON.—J. Hibiert was re-examined, charged with being concerned, with three others, not in custody, in robbing R . Smith and J. Prechter, two Yorkahiremen, of 68 sovereigns, 10 61. Bank of E ngland notes, and 2 watches.—The policeman stated that since the alleged robbery the complaining wilt; had left town, and he had reason to believe they were " spirited "sway by some of the parties, and had had their stormy restored. —The magistrate said he should remand the prisoner maul the complainants were sent for to Yorkshire, sad compelled to prosecute. THE "TIMES" AND THE NORTH-WESTERN RAIL WAY.—We have been informed that the statement about to be issued by the above company will he mat elaborate in its character and will consist of about thirty parts, the results of the whole being reduced into one grand statement. It will show that the writer of the analysis to which we have refund hes taken the loan. of the company at 12,000.0001., whereas they are not 10,000,000 i., and to that amount .1 lout he has added the whole of the authorised capital for bench lien, and upon that calculated the required dividend, whereas a considerable Portion e f those loans was contracted for the purpose of constructing those branches. That por tion, therefore, should have been deducted from the grass amount which he has put down as being required for the branches. It will farther be shown that the writer of the analysis in question in putting down the whole share capital above tho loon debt at 21,000,0001., has emitted to state that the sum of 6,000,0001. of that capital is uncalled, which when called will go in diminution oldie loan debt ; and it will lo further shown that the capital for abandoned branches hie been added to the snalysis, which capital of course will never be required. The writer of the analysis after making these erroneous esti mates with respect to the capital of the esimpany, proceeds to calculate the amount that will be required to pay a certain dividend upon the amount so estimated, and he shows that the probable receipts will not be able to give anything like the existing dividend. Ile calculates that such a dividend will require • gross receipt of something like 2,350,0001. per annum, and in the forthcoming statement It will be shown that this is greatly over-estimated. It will also be shown that he has over estimated the necessary income to the extent of not lees than 459,8681., which will be demonstrated in the following manner Lean overstated It mallow at 4i per cent Uncalled shares 6 Wilkes Stuspaltire Main capital 513,773,000 authorised Only to Oa ....... 660,000 Difference 04113,000 at iof 7 per cent .. 109.025 Northampton and Bentery (deadened) £469,8511 The analysis referred to shows that there will be required a sum of not less than 25,0001. per week of receipts to pay the required dividend upon the various undeveloped lines ; but the forthcoming official statement will show that only 0,5521 per week will be required, and therefore any receipts above that amount will go to augment the dividends.-06 server. RAILWAY NEWS. We had a very indifferent market on Saturday, and, in point of fact, with naively any regular business. The quotations moat be considered as merely nominal. 611 A IC LII3T.—LoaDoN, Oarozda 14. 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Win. yart.liaDi ialni 07 *Purer 4 T 4441191a55il Pleiffeete . a mauw.saas.ili rename Ullman AmloaslAssi 4774 a Anima 6 .40od/ Vail 9 1044. I ls ll. 44144. . 1 Sid. OS. mi ?manila f 4 Lamm 4 is 04.44 4 SPL 10 rais gabe ur 9Asseasd .....4.1.41 4 01 4 LS Northern o/ Pomp Ol4. —amass ti ro s.. • Orloomo •Berdosers .44 Do. Proltrooos. 11 Paris mad loom.— Std. ....04a& N. Wotan. WU 1 4 10 Dada DIA iii:; . rog L.& h Id. Ip. Si Pols owl Pri m l6 Do. sr , toi.A..Eak 4 I Peri i Old D0w.... 4 16 $ Ps& sad li ID Mom old MOM .. Ti 9 D a as t a_d , ~t a a 4.1 par 99 Sambre 44.1114..... 9 Ja a l, 1 Id. par 9 14..0r dal AWN— M. I „Mad ad O. Ilt West Perukes .., .. ed. 1011111.143.—Eur AND WEST YORKS2I3II.—rd Niutiv.—Nserembseosek, lo.i le the . This main bedtime Gonad hr the tirokitpid iissilalsrlsi ime dsdes as the beat node at minims the aafft3ldiall i r d =razz =',..g.. vita the Chad a lillik 1N15N 4 411 9 - ribs of the twos:awake; lad Mars= sedge dot. la cos. swim tithe need the LOWS Think leeprieetry es the pre view /daft am millosilos et dr adisimiadramad had be. Attarde A at E Boit. AA Male Errant ) =weil a nseter "l" . ... . - 3 2d. 38 3641. . 14 134. . 48. N 1841.9 713. I 6 . 19 i ITrup."6 D -" Pediret ---- al Maw liebbiaL gAaMillarLtik De. Pr/ DoSewilew I , Estwkla-Dol Dw do. No. 2 N.Ner.difdlip Ow, do., f 9. Cent 4 Do. t Atom DO. do. the ; &IMP% mo. Q.A Ds. Li do-- Clam .~ ~~u 1 111 !It 31 , 3- .31d- 7•7 • D.. ae.s;i:i;:eipcl AM. do do. .... LW Mr. Df &Pt:2k Ist sai*.t . temiii Do.. iodor y _Y mot.. Dore j'ela Do.4•Oil 4 D0.d0.1 allittgr• Do.loom a I' onus. M.DoodbaWrorAlreo Drool Nora a/1w Sm. 46 t. hoo. POI. areot Warm Do. dams *MB ..4 it ) Do. Lamostoko r4"l2 taiii -- Dade.— .. Do. M. D i e.& . ft Gods =4 EV: :4 . : . 7 Look sod ThlroO Do.loit.O oorelog• 1 Lion lost. London i M DM j otorail .::1.0ea..7. 03.a.sp._ Asa a.i. .11;6 ' Pat t L L i 3 I Mt it 46 43y. 32p. 16 IV. of I a . M. J/744 414 -1 .IT 6d. ,3754 '3d. Id. 'ail COme Mammy, sad the alterations Lot not ►ten tufltt ontly mow.. to he then hid berme the shareholders. A• t►e quest.. t of mt the espial www intimn el, vooneted with that of meeting, atter some discussion, was udiourned to Enday ne.t„ik; Nth MIL MISCELLANEOUS NEWS— GREAT Noarßeas The eves lbw of this undertaking in to be opened fur traffic os ea next (to-morrow). and seklom has the opening of a ne w We of teed excited greater atteation. Prom the deep and - interest takni Wren In the inauguration of the Great vr ea. ordevide.lr was found that it would be imp n.ible to open It to the nnitLOp ; ,„ series of frees on the same day without leWlog to mo , t , menignm ence, if not to ca ce n kwi nlnp ettasirl te the e.nthplleetioacentuaUoan...eultorhno!, thettutetuA=teui by a dloner and tell, and other modes of Injnieing in the 9 week. Bows la the place at which the fete are to he glara, are .dy the most cab naive preparstices are in program kip them with trial. A grand dinner to to take place le the aberb u gh 4 Thoreday week, and is to be billowed in the bY Among those who have already intimate! their= a il k civic o r b ibij pettiest on the omens, are several noblemen, meg ro m t., parliament, all the vic aulhoritiew, and • great number of chair," end directors of the various railway ounipables ethane lino ocanected more ce kes dhectly with the Gloat Northern. 'nu trial chines are also to bare a great pthenng, to celebrate fhe rreit. They are to haft a tee martial:. wn e z" ,ol b , greatest exhibition of the kind ever witneesed in that um of the cottnnty. Nor are the charity chilt.ren to be forgotten. Ample grati made for their enjoying themselves. In addition to these : snide fication, the directors have made arrangements ter 'Reg Ira tuitous trip on the railway on the morning id the &Ay u ea • matter of course, be monster ones. Though the part of the lie, be opened Is under ICO folks length, it platen all the districts which It peace In direct railway communication yid, Loud. and Hull and all the intermedian litka The tunnel put terminates at Peterburough, where the peasengers nee procsoui London, either by the East. rn Courbies line, or by the Londe Ind North-Western. The distsnce by either route ip nearly the seas; s), are the charges. A wren, therefore, coming to any p m o r u m north, centre, or went of the meteorite., wilt naturally select v., don and North-W. stern route, while those whose plan, of entireties le the ...tent part of London, or the city, will most likely pref er • coming by the Eastern Ceunties. In Connelion with the Res* Northern, and indeed leased to it, there Is the East Lirso:r.-hirc Rad. way, which was opened a fortnight avo. by means of ttio branch, eg rather extennion of the Great Northern, the dinned* between Leine end Hull is nin rtenel by no lee than 40 mike, while the charge in travelling between the two places is reduced 33 per cent. On Cotes day a large train, heavily laden with balant, went over the line, in , order to see that all was In proper order for the opening, no line was found to be in the moot erre:Rent cordinion. The lee rains, which have deaden a large portion of the country Remelt which it peseta, bare not in the shghteet degree injured any part of COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. COTTON.—LIvenrooL. Oct. 14.—The market irks, was dull, and the tales wereabout 3,soobales, Including 300 for earn. MANCHUITS, OCT. 14 —lleprevsed as the yarn and err market wan at the commencement of the week, the extraordirry panic In the share market ander which the prima of railway Wet hare continued to decline, coupled with the unfavourable news from the exutinetd, have calmed a deeper gluorn to overspread it. Printing dams have been done at • decline of 14€1. per piece, vi a wrung, (40-inch, of good qualities) have sold at r much as 3d. below the rates) ruling eight or ten days Lau. The prima of yarns are very dews:recd., the higher as well as Os lower omits, and theme el clothe generally tiLty be said tory§ reached the lowest poin.; whilst buyers fur all the pi juiced maker continue to operate slowly aa compared with the rate of produatialL The purchases for India and China arc small, as are those hr South America, and though a good Lumber of buyers have coma over Of late by the United States packets, their operations have not been one scale to be felt In such a state of things. Purchases continuer te made for the Levant, and the last advises from that queue? reek favourably for & continuance of the demand for these markets la fabrics of rime descriptions. WOOLLEN CLOTII3.—LsEns, Ocr. 14.—There west very thin attendinoe of merchants in the woollen hallo to.day,img the trine/nibs* were only light in amount. Th e goods it dermal were mainly confined tot e heavier qualities of cloths suitable t ths winter trade, whether purchased for the home or foreign markets. Of lighter fabrics the sales were otimparatively small as compared with MOW at moose recent markets. HARDWARE.—BIRMINGHAV, Ocr. 14.—10 n all Mg Leavy trades bumbles continues tolerably brisk—the low prise clime has acenstking to do with this, and added to this the demand for home =winunueemsedy. The discuursging intelligenoe from Austria deferred the hope of a return of trade with Germany, tha fax naturally seising that the disquietude may spread ; scarcely my orders have hem received from tort quarter he the het nine MOW; end now mat belooked for until the eyeing. From seem a kw orders have be received lately, but they are mutely worth nonce. IROMIASTERS' QUARTERLY MEETING.-Dra um, Ocr. 14.—Tbe usual and the final n eettng of the licconstare for the current year was Mld here thfa evening. The proxediap the various meetings of the trade during the work were lolly do. cusped, and the prudence of the resolve to adhere only to 'norms prices was concurred In by all parties. Fran a return made, ft seer that there are ow mare than 100 furnaces In blast out of the 140 to the district. During the demoniac in 1843, there were MOM than 60 out at blast. BREAD.—Ocr. 14.—The prices of wheaten bread Ia the Iletropolta are from 6d. to aid. ; of Wambold ditto, 6d. to )id. es QM. loaf. _ _ y NEAT , &e.-NzwoArs AND LIADINHALL, OCT. 14.- Prime meat commanded a steady sale at tall prices. Otherwise** demand Ins dull. Beet, 2s. 6d. to 36.64 mottoo,S4. &atoll. Kg vest, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 4d.; and pork, owl s , to Sa 2d. per glbs. Pyle catoasa-Reese, 4s. to 7s. 6d.; ls. 9L to 3..; chickens, Is. 6d. to ta id. ; ducks, Is= 2a. 6d. • rabtdts. dd. to Is. 6d. ; leverets, h. 6d. to al. 64.; U. 3d. to partrldges, Is. 3d. to Is. 6d. ; phessaataT.2 to 3e. 6d, • sod ed. to 10d. each. Ostend nests baneklna to II.; sad no, Ile 6d. to 12t. 6d. per dome lbs. Irt& eggs, 4a. 9d. to Is. ed.; Ostend ditto, 6s. to 6s. 6d.; Beata Mo o 6a 9d. to 7a 9d. ; and Englion ditto., 7s. Id. to 6s. per 100. FISII.-nuzittosoent,Ocr.l4.-Turb0t5,34.641.t08i614 Frills, Bd. to3s ; cod Ask 31.. to 7s. ; whine p, &L 4d.; lokileisa 10d. to 21. ; be, dd. to 2. men • an, 6d. to b. per pigsalmon,salmon, salmon, Id. to le.; ode, 6d. to 10d per ,►; grey =Wip =‘ to ed. to &4 ref ditto, 4d. to ed.; baddooka id. to 6L we; eria 4d. ; salt Ash, Sd. to 3d.; Margery, 4d. to ed. per la; Is. to ls. &L per dos.; oysters, Is. to 22e. per Minima; huh blab& Is. 4d. to Is. 6d. per down. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—Mona. test DOL , IIIIIII. blin 1111.11.411. POLTAM IIL 2 Du 010 Holland .... OM India v. Bautia4o Main 1 Waterford 1 01 France 00 Do. Manillas 00 W.lndlsOct.22 1 ChemakJers. PI [Aslant ILO Boston end iffro Brasil —O&M 1 Hamburg.... 010 thidn.N.S.W Ol Max .. Oct 113. Gaenerno, Ocr. IS.—Arrived; Heroine, Ceylon; Harriett, Fred. mirk Cab, Dentilo ; CRON Hanover ; Earl Btradbrooke Rollo* Nimrod, Hamburg; Reward, Newton, Jarrow, Fuchsia, Peren. bim i Agnes, Bertedoes ; Britieb Queen, St. John's ; Semiramis. m t ; Families, Toosbcrg ; Menem; Rotterdam ; Hopei, Now Dieppe; Columbine, Sulu, Mercury, Earl Durham, Qoeoec; Felicity, Providence, Duakirk ; Ada, Marsala ; Prince Rupert, Hudson's Say; Star, bate, Antwerp; Eagle, Oman, Tictm•M, Mary Ann, Fernstrom Swan, Norval ; Belfast, Calais; Harlequin, Boulogne ,• Rainbow, Rotterdam; Europe, Danube; Camilla, Cone, ten of Lonedale, Hamburg ; Sir Edward Banks, Ostend; William and Alfred, Demerara ; Giraffe, City or London, Rotterdam ; Dena shire, New York ; City of Rotterdam Serener, Rotterdam ; Colors. tine, Havre • Lord John Russell, Ha rlingen; City of lioulognAtz log. ; TotAit, Cdals ; Antwerpen, Duector, Antwerp; Snook, Cape Coast ; Pons Aelil , Newcastle; Blanche, Alice, Jamairs; Arabian, Sydney; Wil'OCl Wood, Liverpool; Hannah Oudot?, M. Michael's ; Anglo Salon, St. John's; Maine; Rotterdam; Ea*. =is, Baltic; Colony, Gibraltar. Livkaroot, OCT. It—Arrived : Ivanhoe, New York ; Bda, IN. sine ; Sir C. Neuter, Havre ; Ocean Queen, New York ; Mama. Evergreen, Quebec; Argyle, Singapore; Somber, Bombay.-Bsaltd: Europa (a), New York; Margaret, Sandwich bleeds; Portland, Inane ; Ben Mukk Dhu, Turin, Rio Janeiro ; Sea, New York; Hero of 81dcw, New Orletuss ; Clemente, Antwerp; Swan, Vera Cram; Bcapharus, Buenos Ayres. [AdVertiffMOI2I.]—APPREHENDED APPROACH OF Cnotnas.—lt b flared that Antatk Cholera Is win on its way to this country. No disease Week. move muldenly. and none prove. so fats/. anis. proper mums ho momptly alied for lie remoraL It p in moat caws, from a reduod.ancy a nd putrid acrimony of tho le birth the mulls aro heartburn, flatulency, pains of the stomach and bough. cramp In the extrernitim, palpitatioo of the heart, fainting., and cum 'Widen. The Vegetal*, Itatoratire Pllll.. prePared John Esq.. of Etsitoe hall, tow Huddeo.flela, willeffectually cleanee - n stomach and bowel from aO vitLated humour., and restore the various functions to their proper tone. If plan doves of these Pills W taken, and nature be further aaelstod by applying bottles of hot was. to the feet. the Harrier wdl be say soon &caul. and a cure compktag In a few Jaya. And it is bnportant to know that these Restorative Pill prove of admirable me an a preventive of that fearful malady, bP strengthening the whole nervous mstem, and pruiervlog all the rpm In a healthy tone. None are genuine under lir. Kaye a coat of ante and a fac Analte of ton signature aro found on the diredlons for me t wrapped round cacti hon. Psi e I.= I.d 2n. 94., and ga bd. each bor. gold by all chemists and respectable medicine venders. - [Advertieemesst.]—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, THI Uin• TBAAL AND MOST POPULAR littr.DT 1011 ALL DUMAN'," ma- DtNT to Plersiss—The invigorating and purifying qualities of this medicine are so peculiar, that /males of all ages suffering from any of the diqraers to whi,h they are more particularly subject, may with confidence have recourse to it tor relief, a few doses of which will shortly alleviate their sat tering% and ultimately restore them to health and etrength. The remedy Is safe and infallible, whether takes at the critical perked of =Sfreer childhood or turning the meridian of life, and ha bens. ects are ackaowledgcd by numberlem mothers of families. —Sold by all druggists, and at rroteesor Holloway's Eatablishmtsts 244, Strand, lAndom BIRTS. BIRD.—Oet. IL M . to.. J. Md. s.dsaFbUir. flu tows.B,ToN.—Oet Wharodaffs tenses, St..' oath awood, the wife of B. A. rEL.. of &awarder. CAMPBELL.-00.. IL at the prtorl..ol. Andrew's. Wm. CarePhdr. at knoaddon. of • datients". COI.LETT.—Oet. LI. at Ystogy Hall. Mats, the wife of IL P. WWI. bp .14 • daindirset EDWAOOB.--tret. u, at Minfiff. Oto wife of Mr. Edwards, of lOU. KIN DEIL—Oet. 13. at Haroadwad. Ilr• R. Kinder, of a daughter. 14•1. talk:N.-oot. It. at Moscow. ora J. arLarat. of a daughter. PHAYIOL-oet. IL K Faragar, Wesford, the wife of 0. A. Mares Tfit-1.1%. .0. at Gales" the wif e of Mr. J. Tait" of a. Titoftx.-oea 10. at 11•1111171 11111 k. the wife of mis the How. W. Thom et a son. TROWEL-oot. IL at Swahlmds,Burwry, the Wife of 41, A. T . A. Trews', Inennabset et Ooda ti re, of a son. 140128. BARBY.II-811AW.—Oet. U. by _licenee. at W. Anne's. Lim/house. by the Rev. R. !Limbo., Mr. WWI of Chelsea, builder. to 161•Aat Mari tWtherion, Duty daughter of %be tato Addreir (fluor. OW.. Wed 111g1.1auders, and graradvlanghter of the late G&W. Harty Janis GrAl l itt kaiL Ll..—Oes. "ll ll " . st uardL tloly Trlnitr Church. ReetoPten gi r diskeh ßev. R. U. Onsy. curate of Knowsley, lanteuldre. to Kate youngest daughter of D. lull, of lreruPtonwOuare. BEATHCOTb—WKLIB.—Oct. 10, at Bt. George's, Ilasr mpg by the Rey. W. Honer. the Rev. R. Ucathcote, to ego* deughter of the late Capt. Wells. PAGLAR—FUSTER.—UeL 12. at Mangetsfield Church by the Kew C. Neon W. W. Purim. keg.. to Klizabeih, daughter of the Wte J. Foster. Reg., o nutpleton. ROBKRTB—RALPG.—.Oet. 12, at Beanmarla, by the Rev. R. Joon, D.D., meter, T. Roberts, Kw., of Wilford, Pembrokeshire. to Jaw, eldmt daughtsw of J. Ralph, tog.. collector et U.K..' Customs at the farrow port THIII.4I)IdIt—TIIIINDRIL—Oet. U, at Idenketown, by the Very Rev. Dr. Yoke. VAL, J. Thunder. Req.. of Ashton Park, Dublin. to Mary Anne Prances, fifth daughter of M. Thunder, 1.0 q., of Ballyeeektel • Houee:ireVrk . WOOLMIR—CII ERTEL-oot 12. at Stave ley, Der toahlre, by the .J. D. Malaria:le. M.A.. Jeieg ff Watt he<l. enrileau, no* Ilco, to MW ClioAter, of learbelgss, LEA_UO. byrhlre. BIRD.—Oat. S. at Cardiff. Mr. K. Blvd. aged 70. CkILATLII—Oet 10. Mr. J. Cheat* et L'horiton.upon4fadluck, for merly of When/oath, Derbyebire, aped R. DARIO:C-oes. 12, at 11011011 by holland. the Rev. A. Dawson. MO , fourth son of tbe late P. Dawson. Koh. aged 01. FOSTRIL—Out. 13, John. the Infant von of Mr. 11. Footer, of Liverpool. GALLOWAY. —Opt. 11 at Bose Wok Cheethain Mr• OalkMah relict of the late J. Galloway, hag., ot Muth, Yorkabire, aged 70. ambert. LAMMKRT.—Oet. 12. Arthur, tarn sea of the Wo k IL l Mc. of Hull, aged )(AMON N ILl—Oc 42 t 9, it Burnmer.blll. B. P. lholonnell. El 4, of Weipart, Mayo. Pir TOK.—tiet. 10. et Gal Wynne Parton. DK.. Wait. REDDALL.--Oet. 19. at t a g lag Mita. husk wife of J. Recidalit RO i IiZTBON.—Oet. Kat Paisley. Mr. J. Haberman. SMITH.—Oct. 11. at Burn*, Mr. 1. WeIN TOP/JAIL—OM 10, at Lintepool, Emity, woad daughter of the MAO J. Topharn, Kro ef 0..610.a • •So Oa t • 4.1.1 1.% falv If Woe. foam, to. unoloorartoolo slf ir t= of Wfoutootro.-Ito f woo es 11, Aoso. ,i