The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-14 00:00:00

SPORTING. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING THE CE&%REWITCH DAY.—It LIWAT. 11111LIX• ILARDWAP iirMSTAII VI Of 10 MVO I. ark be RL are. TM *saw WA soil be 100 lava, V tc. ) lad bar oaf Ab. This tarkep 217 labs Laid CaMeets Jadelipase, by Ilesom. 4 yes, Tel a (Dna) I Mr. ILACIId• Cy by Orleado—lLowy. 2 yes Tel (Yeedless) 2 31r. J. Orterair Lanes 2 yes, lit rb (Chaise) 3 The inks* Die appiare Coate* Impasse, Ge moo, La.. kinissed MIL Y eia, &ad LSeola Teta. Beals 4es 1 east L 4 These. Ste I ease Lianas TM, • b, I ape ladalsure, 7 to I sari ape Sykes eV Hens Sr. 14 to 1 ape Cantu',. Ws by halt • ham* ; hatable Orissa u. roost sad third ; Istralsars sad eskial saw Seal esd Mb ; Lase* Toe was sr. TNo ItOTAL FT 1.1.r5• of 200 arra. es h . 120 ;M. 2-yr olds : cats, la Fib ; 11th.. 114 21b. rash saws aim The reread to re , as tack kid *eke. Thom that dears S. ea se beim tie ISt Turas he Jassy, ISA *pay see. . sad them shah Eiden ft a ee baste is IS ?was Isseery. INK ee pay 30 sees. ft. AS. (1 mit 2 tarkep 73 yards). 01 nabs., as et lira pp N uses. 04 Mr. lory•r 11.4 eobt:s. by Ahem, he Mb .ffelb I Sava R• Ash Sydery, •• • (D • risi• Betared's Karam, M Mb . 3 The betas sashed et •le4 se Hap** dosed ems ea blur, 7to 4 iss4 eyenah3 to j ept K• 1 10wke• Wra y thiarriers a • Meta ; • asta bases the Nand sad Tye Cassis ran ersees, • Free Headier el 26 sows. ark. 13 11, with 200 slid by the lxkey Club. Caeca The woad is receive 60 aro oat *1 is sable. Cease (2 rap 2 furlong; TS made). al Issue) Mr. M. Tea lucks Prism, by Soloreiga,.. k li the (T Capers Smith'. LI Has üby Ulf COMII, 3 mgt .. Mr. Fans'. Poses loM by Alarm, 3 yrs. Istlit (Orambas) t Mr. Maisie Frigta. 3 yrs, eg lab "Ea) 4 Tha folbmies she ens —Flaussea, Wear* PISMO. assmorr, lard. lads T Ovassa Ter 7k-•.a. Essamer, Cans Odd Tank The Pumber, losa.lll. Dada. Illeerws Desseber, Sam, Weis LSZ l C lsc rtisey et. W . , igr e CoN by Alms— Phar, Rossi, Ilarbeg, Moms, em Money. fM Kul irg 4 to I arm N. Whir. qto I sera El 2 to I exm Wart.* 100 to • apt Lin., lOU to 7 Mot Rosa I, 13 10 I 4 .4 Plea roll, 20 to I set idsetrot, $0 to 1 apt Teersuda, 23 to 1 sp! Emulator, 30 to I apt QUM'S 33 1.. 1 earl' art Mrbt, Zig-too. sad Face ma 40 1.. I sem roar(o to I orb apt Barba, Deem sad Dear )1•11m, OD In lit apt Eiltaitee ma St. Gil, loft to I .r -h apt PAWNS sal eleggard. The deg era dropped TO a award eat. Duey MIIImr bore Ofi mo:oure t. lb. 0,111. .4th Orlea Ear C 0.,., Id. Debar, sad the Pia telt tol!...tag area la Itm order messed; Odd Tr' It, /n at. tuatara. Aga& Warkeh, Pamem, tad Pv glop bag r la middle of ae ark. Time radar woe um hared eatO the &a whoa Cana railed the Iva area Bee la rime araminee a w bar, ash Odd Trhk dad, El Friar, Zits& Warlock, and at;Plaehtrieseag r a• art ha. At the baler trirra bo v is I. and ar ial. Pier emit. sad Peale Ira ami Cana 1111. lined the Imed to Das De r, they daramied the la, 021 Trak. Eartater, sad Ely s :ri t he 4_ 61119 Ira the OAS OPPOS'IOS QUM with II Hobo at her week, m 1 k, helda Prangs rur.siag bon ra the Or ale t Im Prlght, Drag, Warlock, rd Buulator la tear the nieL Oat of the erre Was ever mess lbw eaued. Pores* half ate eras armed le he Meet e• arc mt is a. la t he imam aEI Darin ad (lutes Be. wade det ea to, sad the Judge, m ath to orpmea Ike drat three, grammar a deed beet with Pnorese. tares Pa, ha El Hakim. Fright was mat, ut • Maph and a half ridad them, Zipag wee Ml, Jog a Maga la armee of Warlock, who was era awl Ma'am mast\ ; Emulator tad &unarm heeded the rat lot that alaftled ii la la ranee rya pulled ay, wen et Gila Hari, Poodle, Fawner, Black Tammy, ea! the Near. - --• DrrIbING HEAT. Yr. R. Tee Beseele• Prkersa, by goveilig (Wed la Amer. a) 4 ?no 6st 9lb adhere) 1 Caplan serith .El Hokin, I yes, (In Mb.— (Hem) 2 Mr. Baa e. tires Bros, gyro, tat ICVo ;Grannie) 3 Bating m 4 eon E 1 Haim 2to 1 apt Prioress ; 3 tc 1 spinet Queen Haw. Tim "best" was run Mee the hit race. in • &roaming Wks* width rendered it imper sitk to thongs:4h the onions of the Mere at a dlgnines. El Hakim sta. tint tlf. but after gonsz ab 'at 6IIF yaids, Primes, ovnporering Fortum, rushed to the front as carried nu the mows" tour ditch rep. where obsess palhd bark. sad lay ab of three length. in the rear. Qum Din rots ea with tie Ind, cheery a tt en d e d b y 111 Hakim. On ceasing down the nuns hill. Priorra bung to the kit, sad • shoat sat robed of "the American's boats." bat Fotdhassi round the mare with his whip, red Wee reaching the foot of the bill she bore bur co oars la 'drone, sad, quitting her opposente half way vs Ile mak a war elm erly by a length and a half, DI Hale r lsm* Qom &salty • bead only for second place. A hod sad pro domed r beer k ailed the ttisunph of the Malik= eel Aare, eel Mr. Ten lin tali was warmly L oystanted t/pntbr tint titory achieved by Lim in Lag . Aa oljemins as. made by the rider of Queen 8441 spilt the rider,! EI Hakim en the ground of • cross. Boner r•• ro or. of 10 tors. each. for 3-)r-old. ; coin, Bat 7lb ; ani twimt, Ott 2:1.. The winner to to sold for 100 toe.. if dm.. assts.!, . D.M. (7 furlongs 201 yarda.) (3 NI s.) 111 r. T. W.ilkir's Sin e -maker, by the Baron, sat 7lb (Ald , roft) 1 Mr. A 'N.terusan's Theoly. Set 71b Mr. J. mitt•ortrs A. You Like It, Rat 21t, o.lrene) 3 Betting 6t04 o n litognaker. W o n by thrseomartere of length , a hitch and • half Genres the second and third. Taro et r tawaLL STAR R. of 30 Fora erh, 20 ft, for 2- yr-olds; coke. Det7lls; sad tithes, 80, 51b. Certain penalties for Means. T.Y. C. (5 barrow. 140 yard.). (25 auto.) Mr. Howard'. Ecbiee. by Orlando, Set 71b. (J. Goatee) 1 r.-012 Listhschad's Magma. (Brother to Mem non- Low), rat ;lb (D. Hughes) 2 Orateriske's The mad of Lent, Out lib (A•lus•11) 3 Capt. Wl.itit'ot Jer.lau, gat 716 (Alden:44 • The ter. wise law rut Celt by Abona—Bribery, Tb. Courier, c by Letaalose—lloyaity, Ww4 Sympl, Al ;in. Ekes.. 3in 2 apt Wood Nymph, IS to 1 each wet Maid of Seat end Mouttator. lin 1 cub q Zappe aadJardaa. W.. by • tut two i.rn. beacons the wooed sad third ; rue. dYIIIIIOI tetweett du 'bird and heath. Ale awl tt Bo !m y ca.t vetc the zest two, a wide interval separating oas frau ariumo. IlerzaraTAlLee Mb WPM seek ter 2-yroolda Lad upwards. Tba wiener bi be sold kw 70 awe., if derowsiod. rec. Rid. kmdataia. Course (3 tewl•wp yerd.). (3 **del ) Mr. Dituluira lady Couraghwu, 2 yn. let 10110 (D. Hutches) Kr. Mel2ale• Drametbl, 4 yes, 11‘t (Painter) 2 WM by ••lud. LATEST CAMIIIIIDOIIOIIIRIL BETTING. 11 to 1 apt rnoorer 12 to 1 Quwa Brew 12 to 1 Itl Hakim 14 to 1 Vngbt 30 to 1 Soutatera I.INCOLS T,4c L •COLIS•11 IMP 11ANIM be :edam to J. • het of Jae OtrAtte. do II mg be rbei whiCtel= 'METING. !CAP. Tire tar. Forfeits be mime etiPy ea the 1131 t d he midst bit 121 b, e e ed ni r g iet la prer i :doe. Ilhusiseire 4 6 st 2 N/A . 4 6 0 Barterity Little Cob Geserel &quit Amdia Manilas trelyn Weatherehire Captain ?airlift 3 6 The Tattler 3 6 6 Parry Priscous44omiso 3 6 0 003 13041urs Ago - -14—N liskevirs 4 9 3 3%.414 • $ 3 Voids' . 914 , bey Wrirthci.e tr.l•4 Spigot 3! itiiiigh 3 0 91.91 el 11. moat . 4 0 11.1.916 To Death 4 11 Li c stity rpionl 14 oe4 Trick Tiff 4 fic..air I Tkvald a Tic Nr/PatlT PLATS. Thl.l-11111111111= MAL a. lb st lb 7 I Illoweldise ... • 4 Ileffietle 7 • TrriSe by TM, Coe—Lay of Wlq I • j Glom r Mowry Map • iy Heasywood—le t•••ll U • • • 7 4 I 7 Jae 7 2 ennoble Weak. Ilemothe (II 0 .. - 6 4 Irtiett• frr tlao &Uwe Le luadiags rul.llabed Ocutair 12 at [Airtrtioncest.]-IxDu : NORTE-WEST PRO iI •i- 14 —•ln I. 1 •••• 4 ilmi• wrat OW li. •In •• I= im••• • Od•M•1 m.... 4 I. swa.w.m.... et b••• • il•••• bac cos•ob Latent. Is T. peras tba pemsbeep of i ••••••••=t Rpm tb• ebr •Il• al do Nod* ••••• •.• ebb.. .1 Obi M•••••• 0e1...1 •Au me I IN* *wad trret t =be pm a vases *lt% •11.1 ••• mbe•br map ha. We. pro •• •••••••(• 1 ••/••• ••• Lb, poor f.• Lb* emu* Or pay (purees*. maw of Os Aar Map MU b• kw emb4 pub =e rval OW warl .... mb•—•••• MI ••.• 00. ilmeoo. ,', el. slim my be no semi to Ur ••••• Maui p•••• MY. ••• ••••••ditraw . a ... lns (1•1••• •011 4la ems =:41•1 111 .30%. 11... ate, hmeiriii . OW • 1.1~4 tbdr F Ln i trair , .......„ 4. ......... g r1 . ---- NO. Ma .".. Y. 4... awl warn& 71111 DOUBLE RUDER REAR 34TH BATH, Tr /A 11A Y. The toroner for Somerset, Mr. Bruges Fry, this mornioj resented hie adjourned Inquiry ism the death of Andres and Sarah &Atli". who were murdered on Saturday des Warleigh, se;r this city. Vag, bailiff to H. D. Shrine , Esq., of Warleigh besot, was method, and deposed—l knew the acc ord. Thome Miller. I raw his between eight and nine o 'clock eb Ilmberdsy meriting, the merstagef the molar. I noticed last be MAW gaiter to a wild and demogel Mate. He did set stem to Ye work a the meld dem mid I went to him h&c wits tail me la bed hes ill all skit. Ow my way Mob I met the sowed, aed asked him who wse the matter. He replied Ma be ewe Is psle GB over, and thathe " kept maw dap beim Ids eyes like easels" Hooked me If be bed beam ge lathe defacer I mkt "Tee, Tee bed MOO go to Mr. Iflewmela." Be seeds MOW, sad sad if be meld eat acempasy me le Heel I embed hint if he meant to go se the hemetel, meths replied " Tee." He then turned owl to ell& espresso I went to Mn. fikre beam 'Ed risk the sane S. glee him 'medicine to remove Me ge~M le his heed ef which be cesegbleed. I have moon le bairn be get the malkho. I have bees in the habit of etelog the messed emery dap. Be bee ism under me for the but ten years. I sever sew kb" Is that state before. He ins feed a liquor whim be esoM pt it, bat was not a eiskard. I have ems his beaskeest, sad he we then vry eidicWana He ens sake whim I it. Ida ow Saturday messieg. I erne 'swill's eralletleg been efelfriesi from.. I saw hrm gels sheet tee hew beim the mobs' was coot mined, sod geld Idea Ms wages. He apposeed ls se so. ebb el rid, sad meld " they woe all Mein him." I GM& " WM, Tem I tell me, and I will ago& le them." Border ham been asking me If I know s~smgel the marker at Leigh Woods , what ems I do in n (meld " Tske no notice of it, mod I will speak to them themerew." He left with Daniel Hancock- Conway Themes Edwards, seeps., at Batbsaatcs, then le the nestelle et the met marten memiestion ad the Andrew Bair, Y witch he W bets mined by Ili. E. Illnate, mole% el lie& Tinkle, _wee news% awl peeseeded to inquire into the rem at dr& et the 'lb, honk lierew. The evidence =HZwidened wee lain aeglwenoe !wan iteeneenned bee ; . Edwieds. emneenh then pieseeded aneelhe the mob et the poet memo esitlea et the body. The Comer Wady temeed up the seldom to the jery, will hoeing dwelt yen lir pied noun id the ea" weed then thine amid he as ink that *skew Border and Ye nth Small /ewer awe to their Ewes by violin* &hem the adnindene et the ant new In snotedy, Thee. and the pendent dreamers., se deposed to by ether irlinewee the jury would ham ne duty a eening le the scansion that he and the pasty who hod semen the firth el let It Lathe. and Minh Border. It wee no part of Mete duty le cemidcr the state of mind of Mar at the time the set awarder wee perpetrated. Thejury returned a meet of " Wilful Wittier" against Thomas Miller in seek cam end the mamma Is his commit ment as made owl by the meener. Ths aerosol still lemelse cattload to his bed ham hie self indicted injor) In the throat and abdomen , but he is is a !air only of recovery. The wound in the throat mime to hem loss inflicted with great determination. It slime almost nom ear to ear, sad the windpipe wee hid SNIP *idly lave. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1857. THE LEEDS POLICE SOPZEINTENDENT WA 7047ATED 4T 4 11:211. Ott Sunday Right, about half-put 9 o'clock, the walehmen engaged en the cloth-lielltheg wale of Mame Wryest, Cerepereed, observed mole iambic hem the upper airy et the hie adjoining, which belonged to Mame. hergreet and Compeay. An immediate ahem wee raised, and the inipdee of Me Igeds and Tunable*, Sent, Norwich Unice, end Corporation arrived ue the woe. The premier were emend, and Mr. Wood, of the Nunrieb Unice Cow my. en d es esmaded to the room shore the Ore wee. hig to the deem make however, it was Mecesible penetraie tbe room, mid by keeping the doors elated the in was prevented is • time how bunting Into flames. Under tbs.. eirenrastanem the owners of the min pereneded the On brigades to help throwing weer on the premier seal they bed ant seen wham tbe ire-anathilaion would be rakish to elledmillyeuppmm the lee Some delay was thus caused. On lb* arrival of Mr. Swerhstrodent three endhlinems wen Wien to the upper story and der , bee the be bed trained too much headway to Mph out by the.. menre. Unhetunately for Mr. James, he was so eeeheslathepertammamof his duty that be penetrated to. fee fete the on., wad became overpowered with the com bined elects of the .mote and vapour bow the annihilators. lie wee removed by his men, but be men afterwards re seemed, and mind in about 12 home Seeing that the asedididein bed failed in the deered effect, Mr. 'T. Clark, meneger dm mill, gave ceders that water Mould be med. Piping wee the. conveyed up the mill, sad • good .uppty of water weedily etibilued the Are sod all denser. The room to 'FM& the tire vs.,.inland wag flied with machinery, • large portion of which is deetrend. A quantity of waste was I 111 the room, and spontaneous narobustion lee sup to the rause of the ere. Over thie room is en stile wback was .irked with wo o l, and althou g h lb. flooring te meth obernd by the beat of the tire blow, hill, fortunately, the AM did Cut burn through. The damage i s estimated al 5001. or 6001., which is covered by insarance in the Pkoreix. —Leas Mercury BOROUGH 01 NARYLEBOYE. Yesterday Mr. John Now M'Queen resumed and cieeekoded the revision et the Mat of voters for thi• borough, et the )seed-riors, 111. Peeneee Workhouse, the Court-hones i Pier spur. Thee were only arum new claims, and no int.. Mr. Beek, an behalf of Mr. Tuoptin, handed in the official , pit out of the awes new claims were allowed. At the conclusion of the revision, the BsMotor remarked that the manner in wbkh the het wee made out in St. Samna reflected much credit cet those whose duty it wee to performs the duty. On• thing he could say most truly—St. Pawns Imo tar behind St. lierylstome to corrections. The revision in ths parish of St. Porno, numbering nearly ams-thini mere votes than in Ilaryleiene, occupied little bailer than cems boar, whilst llarylebtee the court was delelned upwards of (oar boom THE LATE SHIPWRECKS OFF ZAZSOATE. The following is the report of the Rerse g ate Ilarboor-rosger pipets Mullis) to the Committee at the Royal Nairsal Lin Bust Inetantion of the lementehle wrens off that pine Royal Berboar-office, Romagna Oet. 10. Race my lest we have ben called 60 several tinge by alarm rink bet in every armee eothing occurred worthy duets. You will be pleated te her that the life-line sad rat. rovg W Primed by one, together with our Me ares (w the Coremithe Mtn Royal Nathan Life Boat testitnthe raningiegy greyed of) have bon the means, through God's ran, of sewn! the mews of two meek at W lath doer pier, in the tern& storm of the nth instant, when end when no lifeboat egad bare been of any avail. The bunking up of the verde re all but instantaneous, mod tregrante of their work von holed over the piers into the easels at their nowinge rids the reboot. There bee boon sothing so twill on ads one st ItanSein: the 27th November, 1535. One Mds only bee bees end se other &inn casealty to one hoe about the although several neer, which we "nicely unmanageable; no Med on into the bags wale. Ti.. little boy wise pinched had our lifeline in both hero, and while I an oak. Mg to bin bow lost to Itimelf,• broktomparetruck se the beck, and dashed lain against the some well, when he eiermemed We maintained our position onetime with ear lies roar bear, but en especial Providence warned us while &grew defy, er theconstioesame of that is 'suffi cient owned. When derailed nerd, ore looked anxiously March the Goodwin. All sera elms ; bat the following weenie( al daylight, the own light-oriel made signals for enistince; end or Mgr, le tow of our roma, was itto inedintely despatched, and Mod en the Booth Calliper a fine American slug e complete wont All barks bat or wen mires sedsuppond tolianbeee lest—thet one bed boss taken out by a Dial logger. He stated that the ship Ma goes on the mod et midnight: end that the korlswit, withal bandy, W broken adrift aid left bin only as board. At noon, however, we hod the Istislactke of ening them brow& tato be harbor, haring ben *had up at ow" WRECK OF 4X AMERICAN 3.4RWE AR LOOS Or ISFIN Llrli." BIDEFORD, OCT. On Thursday night hat, when the storm eons muesli awl Me ghee hileated inger, red the triad is ahem %try prepentio• was mode by the Woe& of the Royal Netaaal Life Beat Lath/mks, Se the Lib Boat Service Oa weed wed), sad a pal emelt sod holt-att wee kept. It was ee thick that sae esteY sat tee say distsase, sad pre vious %daylight the Awaken berg.' Wren, BOMAN 406 Ms, with 4.10 for at Whirs, Iron, Nee Newport he llavanah, pt sadayed eateida Bogg;y NW, aad wee totally last as the &miss is Braman eras, about twe leans et the lead. Tb. emplain and thaw %ea were weahrd is allterziatior at the visa, tat sees at his ere. were mit% drowsed. Ile wrialt Ober* Iseeraad) was sawed ea shun ha t ima sense read. I was wily a. the eget, sad bars Led and wispis simian and radar% he the pate saved, who ano math asheasteg, sad wait the Americas Ceases saws he Odic disposal. I lad that the mast atm* sad %a crew What!, tea to the missaaaet, Lot that the violas% of the sea shoot the meets ant et bar and broke but up it niamter, so that It it had hini thylight tLan was au thanes of h.. uitnr any of the poor Mims. Qui We -Loat wen were reedy and %dints for any meessency at tic tium if minim]. Pouter-orrter., Oc-r. I.—The Queer, hes been L Ild pltaeed to appront k: bard Mortimer Archibald, ca d :rim bar egr.ty'. consul In the State o f New York. OW. 12.—Tba Quays hos been pleased to approve of Mr. Antecete Won't" Pieter Hoy, ita rot roil at flow/ Roof for bi MOroty the Wag of the Netherland*: sod of Mr. Lud wig Wire to to meal at Hoag K,tag Free Han emu city al Labia. —Gauttr. 11110 Y LAST NIGHT7I GAZATTIL BANKRUPTS. J.4111r11 CH•II.IA J011;;,111;1e;s:itreet, Portland-place, commiasion agent to .I:Treader Oct. 28 at 12, and Nov. 24 at 124, at Saainglmll.rirvet. Sol., Olderahaw, St. Swithherisne ; off. •rig., Siam/old, Baainghall-street. CHABLI2 EDWARD BACK, Tottenham-court-road, grocer, Oct. 22 at 11, and Nov. 26 at 1, at Baainghall.street. Sol., Millman, Dashes-Inn, Strand; off. eases., Bell, Colo man-street-Muldineu Wil.triau Fromm, Kilburn, Middlesex, butcher, Oct. 22 at 2, sad Nov. 12 at 12, at Basinghall-street. Sols., Smith, and Son, Barnard's ton , off. arig., Juhnson, Buusgball• _ _ Fast;;;lllCL HaAntis, Old Jewry, City, tailor, Oct. 27 at 2, and Nov 24 at 12, at Basinghall-street. Sol., West, Cbar lotto-row, /larks-house ; off. aaaig., Edwards, Sambrook court. 111;ZaTiM. Boras, Watling-street, sewed muslin warehouse maa, OM. 27. t 121, and Nov. 24 at 1, at Basinghall street. Sol., Moray, London-street, nacho/oh-street ; ca. oartg., Aldermanbury. Joins WADS, Podded Mills, Chllworth, Surrey, maker, Oat. 29 at 11, and Nov . at 12, at Basis= 'Mesa BaL, Nicholson, Lime-strset, City ; off. wig., Len Mirmenlruy. CIASLMI BAIL/LIT, Brunswick.whorf, Arloona, Meg's atier, dud contractor, OA. 27 at 21, mad ov. 24 at 2, st Baslagball-imen. 501... Smith and San, Barnard's-inn ; off. mislig i Lea Aldsrmanbury. CH•ALIMI /001.21, COMMOU-strest, City, merchant, Oct. 31 and Nov. 27, at 12, at Basingball-street. Solo, mid Last* lawrenerkaa, ampoule ; off. aseg i .V wards, irealt-eiert. Joao AtAmovint Norwich, grocer, Oct. 28 at 1, and Nov. 24 r 2, at Basiogholl-street. Solo., Lowrance sod Co., Old Jewry-chamber,: off. swig., Lee, Alderman GHATS BMIONITI, Birmingham, iron plate porter, Oct. 28 and Nov. 11, at 10, at Birmingham Court. Solo, Southall sad Name, Birmingham off. meg., Christie, Bir mingham. JOlOl Room Ran, Llanally, Carmarthimohire, ITOess, Oct. 27 at 12, sod Nov. 24 at 11, at Bristol Court. Sol., Millar, Brawl. ; off. meg., Amnion, Bristol. 11111.31.11 T BINNITT, Chest.., draper, Oct. 29 and Nov. 19, at 12, at Manchester Court. Solo, Cobbett and Wheeler, Manchastm ; off. assig,Hernoman, Manchester. JOHN STiKSH BOOTH, ShoMeid, pianoforte dealer, Oct. 24 and Nov. 21 at 10, at Leeds Court held at Shahid. AA, Forma, Shetlisld ; off. ..rig., Brewin, Sheffield. WILLIAM LOIW and THOMAS LEPToN, Shawfordt, fast linclidals, cotton .yucca, Oct. 26 and Nov. 16, at 12, at Manchester Court. Bola., Holmes, Barulay, sod eale and Co., Maaalirmar ; off. wag., Hansom:l, Monchoster. INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. AT ro!rcoa!,-*ThIELT. J Tear, High-eater,Feeiliuti-toWl,;Miletant to a billiard table keeper—U. Burgoyne, St. Matthias-1)1.o, Back-road, Stoke Newington-grten, grocer—J. Winter, Old Brenttord, Middlesex, labourer—J. T. Dwyer, Park-street, Camden town, d er—J. Omen, Upper Kennington•graem bootinaker —E. A Globe-lane, Mile-end, painter—F. CottercU, Woolwich, veterinary surgeon In the Royal Artillory—O. T. Breen, Robinson-row, High-street, Kingilsod, auctioneer— E. Carter, Strathan-plare, Stewart's-grove, Chalasa, brick layer—P. J. Castro, Wilton-terrace, New North-road, watch isakar-11. Bt. Albyn, Newman-street, Oxford-argot, vocalist —J. D. Mclntosh, Itotherhithe-woll, Surrey, oil and cater mon—W. Cox, Union-plam, sad Weetniand-plain, City. reed, Magary Yeareley, Bennett-drat, St. JUDOS ••• "Wt aeller—W. W woe, Worwick-reed, Kensington, A. Tinipeon, Park-street, Camden-tows. butcher —R. Fordhsm, Kent, boensed victuallse—A. Goodman, Frith-street, Soho, tobeecouiet—C. &mem, Pen toe-plans, Pentenville, lithograpber—P. T. Scott, Jertsalem r, ts,lor—E. Wood, Desborougl-place, nTr-ried, greengrocer—F. 8. Foley, Orosmtur-park, Camberwell, silk wen-houseman. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. TRONA. :::: oit:stotet 8t Yf ; aatmaa china and gi... dealer-Ist drvidend at 6.., any Tharsday, at Stanakld's, Ilasinghall-street. t all, PARR, haler-oveet, Portenatontiare, taot mann facturer —lst dividend of 2a. 6d., any Thursday, at &ans. Besinhallonreet. _ . . WILLIAM HOITAER MOSkOZ, Boston, UntoLubin, saint broker-Ist dividend of In, Ott. 13, and Inns subsiqvant Mondays, at Hants's, Nottiughant. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 3. R. Z. Key,iliOnsei,CaMbridgeshire, mow — N oe , 3. D. J. Wyr.t.a. Whiterhapel.road watriraskar— Nov. 3. T. Hawke*, Dudley, Worcestershire; Lverpool ; Gaston, Lonaiahlre, and Paddington, glum mannficturer— Nov. 3. 0. Arrher, Grret Clacton, Era, corn merchant , _ Nov 4. T. Gorr, Mant heater, niorhas maker—Nos. 10. F. Jelley, jun., Stamford, Lincolnahire, brewse—N ov .l2. W. Rosy, Itirminghato. r,.rn and provision dealer—Nor. 0. T. I'. R'dh.n and V,. Willcox. Bristol, nontraetonc- Nov. S. P. Nairn, Waren Mills, near Belford, Northumberland, miller. CERTIFICATES to be granted, units rause be ahownto the contrary on or briar. the day of meeting. Nov. 4. 0. Foe, Will...mews, Oxford street, fret mar— Nov. 4. W. 11. Riebarda and S. L. Borkbean, Orsosehmelt street, City, and Balakhira, inevehanta—Nov. • T. Holmes, St. Patine churchyard, City, bookseller—Nov 3. T. Eldridge, Upper North-platy, Oray's-inn-lane, sad Brownlow• mesa. Guildford-street, cooehmaier—Nov. 9. J. Dance and It. Wane, Pairford, Gloucestershire, grocer_ Nov 4. S. Dalton, 1). Dalton, and A. Dalton, Chletar, ed Leawood, Flintabire, ironmaeters—Nov. 3. C. Banda Liverpool, chip chandler—Nov. 13. T. Wilma, Weetbrear wich, Staffordshire, railway e.irriage raker—Nov. 10. 0. J. Robinson, Nottingham, silk merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. C. H. Newton, G. L. Fuller, and J. Payne, Rolherhiths, raw mill proprietors—C. H. Norton and O. L. Fuller, Lon. Lard-street, City, i ivil and marine engineers—W. H. Mar mon, M. Courts, and E. Cowls, Coventry, pawnbrokers— W. Nsholeon and J. Parker Lae Moor, Yorkshire, stow merchants — l. L. Butther and J. L. Dailey, Mincing-lane, City. colonial brokers—W. Ellison and W. Mar.hall, Itd forw, Nottinghamshire, lace manulacttuers—T. Eley and A. Mg, Bible Iledingtiam, Ewe:, maltsterv—W. Sandford and T. Malkin, Hera Lanciaaltira, bakers—W. Dodsworth and J. Blackburn, Kiagaton•upon-Hull, woollen dupers—W. Wilde sad A. Wilde, Liverpool, corn broken—A. Hill, I'. Allen, art J. L. Anderson, Milk-street, Chanside, linen mft.dgna, as far as remits A. Hal Elisabeth Freers =le and Mary Roberta, Rhyl, Flintahlre, ralllinere—T. Beranneil, sea., and T. Swearaell, jot., OTOWIFtIed, loimm-grove, butchers —E. Oa Mr, ena J. Ogler, Dalion-street, Borough, shoe man J. R. reed 0. Herring, Cannon-woo, City, s E. sad C. fort a; Greet T,rer.atret, City, an:- gyears—E. Sprschley and .1. H..., Wgiviouth, Dorriatahire, drpers—A. °amble and E. Hairy. Thorp Arch, Vauators, hewer J. Wilkie and .1. Barr, Nearer wed Loran, Era aswebeate— It J. Calks sad L. Parr, Dora rip banders—J. Franklin. J. Brasted, wed O. Harry, Bieber. grastreat Willvait, City, Ihseadrapea, so Mr me regards J. Fresklia—W. lard sad J. Dennis, Err Harper, Dar base, twoliare—J. James, jC. C. nerds, obi J. Barr and J. Millar, Marbersr law , s = lorders—W. Nara rd J. Bider% Baran-rev Si. Luke's, eirehmakere —E. E. Fenwiub sad B. Prearlak, Neweastrtou-T,yas, alas and "irk merchann—W. Bird, sen., sad W. Jaw Orr Yarmouth. Norfolk, oar tionrers—J. Darr, deemed, and A. Duncan, Herbert. shire Mill, seer Deasy, paper tnakere—J. Berry and O. A. Barry, Abrader, warclunakers. .13COTCH SEQUE!TRATIONS. ;Amu 11'Cumin!, Obaiter, dairyman, Oct. 16, at the Globs Hai, Olwagsw. Jamas Howes, gyp, rear Marrow, provides bate, Oct. 21, at the Familia 11.11, °lsogon. Samoa Lialtleart, Mascot. 01l cloth manufacturer, Oct. 20, at the Faculty Hall, Obs . gorr. Jabot Yam), Oitag.e, coturulanon merchant, Oct. 10, at the Olds Hoiel, 017.sre:m. Iltrizainne Romenrnori, Botriphale, Banffshire, lust, Oet. 14, at the Gordon Arras Hood, Keith. 143111716 IVINNYP, Edinburgh, wholonnie grocer, Oct. 16, et Dawdle sad Lyon'. Salr-sionis, Edinburgh. Even ODD, Glaegow, grocer, Oct. 17, at the Crow Hotel, eleigrer. Assam Burro. Paisley, coach builder, Oct. 20, at the Men IMel , Paialry. DREADITL ACCIDENT To Two SOLDIERS AT CRATHAV.-011 Stutdey evening, between 8 and 9 o'clock, • dletreming accident oocurred to two soldiers, privates is the 43rd Light Infantry, at Chatham, by falling over the cliffs at Chatham Line!. whereby one of then], named Joseph Joplin, was killed on the spot, and the other so dreadfully injured that be is not expicted to remover. From the state ment made be the survivor, it would seem that both men had been spending the evening together at Bromplon, and were returni ng t to barracks, when they heard the drum. beta foe" tattoo Fearful of bring late, they sot off running toward. the Lines, but being ignorant it the way, made towards the chalk cliffs, which nee surrounded by • fence. This they cleared, end kept running on, when they was suddenly precipitated over the cliffs into the soldiers ground below, • great depth, A.plin being insientaneonely killed. The groats of the survivor attracting attention, insistence wee procured. and both taken to the prawn hoe pits' ; but although Dr. Maclean, the Legation surgeon, Yds been unremitting aka attention to the surviving cuSerer, IW ranvery is considered hopeless. An aquas was held on the body of Asplin on Monday ufternonn, by Mr. T. Hill*, coroner, when the jury returned a verdict of " Accidentally kdled by falling over the cliffs." . FATAL Fier.—bllQUlST.—An inquest woo held yesier.sy on the body ot Hannah Flowers, a widow, aged 64, who was burnt to dash in her bounty 221, Hi h•street, Poplar, on Friday. Smoke was wen netting from 'e bedroom window, sad her aistmoimlaw, naming up, found the room full of Ore, end in attarapting to rescue her wan severely burnt. A young man, named Henry Peterson, and • orompanion, who were passi•g, made la gallant but name ereetul • Sort to rere ue the deceased. After the On we. got out her remains were found near the window, shockingly 1.1.r0t. 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Mara" Cootwmanwito: A. tlMMay:denots: sada Man, Mann THE SUPPOSED MURDER AND MUTILATION OF Till „BODE' IVUND AT WATERLOO BRIDGE • Yesterday wu the fifth day since tho discovery ' of this revolting murder, but me regret to my it pared over without the slightest clue having baron obtained to the perpe trators of the crime, or (through the identification of the clothes) to the murdered man. Throughout the whole day persons, whose exams was that some relative or friend we missing, applied at the Bow-street police-station for permis sion to inspect the clothes; and although the police knew that many were actuated only by an idle curiosity, they aliened all.applicanta to satisfy themselves. Some of the parties who inspected the articles of dress, at first sight espresso:l an opinion that they belonged to their missing friend, but upon investigation the reason. which induced them to think so were 7oand to be fallacious, and up to an advanced time lee night the clothes remained unidentified. After the first two days had eapired without any clue to the victim coming into the possession of the iodic*, the authorities hoped that when the description of the clothes bad, through the press, become gaserally known, some com munication would be received from the provinces that would, in a degree, dispel the mystee which has hitherto sur rounded the omen The police, however, have been diner pointed in their terns, no latter of the slightest im portant* in oannezlon with the affair having been received at Bow-street from any part of the country. In consequence of this, the belief that the unfortunate man was • foreigner becomes considerably strengthened—particularly as many competent persons who saw the clothes yesterday stated de cidedly that they were of foreign cut and make. The police authorities are in no way disheartened, nor will anything be left undone that can tend even In the slightest degree to elucidate the mystery ; for we understand that Mr. Superintendent Durkin has matured a plan for extending the inquiry to foreign countries. Many believe that the crime has been committed by woman, especially since the discovery of the hair from a females head @agitated amongst the bones and muscles. We believe it is not the Intention of the authorities to inter the remains for the prowat, the hope being that the whole of the miming portions will be discovered, when the complete skeleton can bo buried. Tho elothee, together with the carpet-bag, will be detained at the Bow-street elation, with the hope. of being identified. An order was issued from the chief office of metropolitan police that inquiries should be made at the different public. booms., coffee-shops, and beer-houses on the Surrey side of the ricer, and nine or ten eats sergeants and officers of the L di cieion were engaged in the neighbourhood of the Water loo-road alone in making inquiries, but the only remarkable particulars obtained were the following :—Last week • man with • carpet bag of different colours abed at the beer-shop of ldr. W. Patterson, the proprietor of the Windsor Coale, adjoining the railway station in the Weerloo-road, sad oohed permission to be allowed to leave a carpet bag fora sheet limo. This ragtime was granted, and the landlady, open lifting the bag over the bar counter, found that it was heavy, but paid no particular attention to the fact, believing that the prom had coma up by the South Western Railway. The bug remained in the homes about two hours, whin it was fetched away. What the bag contained is not known. Some few weeks ago the Windsor Castle wezenlarged, sad whilst pulling down some houses in the adjoining Knot, the workmen discovered • portion of the remains of a human body, amongst which was the lower part of the jaw, and to the feet were attached the mks of the boots, the uppers being destroyed by rotting. That these remains form a por tion of those found at Waterloo-bridge of course it Is at pre sent impossible to say, but one thing is quite certain, that when the remains of human beings are found concealed in such • mysterious and suspicious manner, in. maw ought to have the power in every instance of holding impasses upon them, but in this theism= no inquiry was made. It Is some weeks since these remains wen found, and the circum stance is mentioned in connexion with another owe. Last evening Mr. P. W. Hardwick, a manufacturer end importer, of 29, Addle-street, Wood-street, City waited open Mr. Inspector Mitchell, at the Bow-street police sta tion, and stated that the clothing of the decemed resembled that of a man named Robert Potter, who was connected with the house of Metiers. Monet and Stierreaton, in Paris. This gentleman came over to this country, but Mr. Hardwick had been unable to hear anything of him siall August last. The supposition therefore Is that if the noon came up by the South Western Railway and took his lodging. in Oft of the many questionable houses that infest the neighbourhood, he may have been murdered, his body mutilated, and port have been buried, and the other parts preserved in pickle, until carried sway on Friday, and thrown over Waterloo-bridge. Last night Mr. Superintendent Durkin Issued a further notice respecting the decemed'• clothes. He states that one of the buttons on the drawers we sewn on with twine, and may possibly be tie private mark of the unfortunate man's laundress, who might be able, If she were to see it, to tell to whom the things belonged. The button thus sewn on was made of metal, and the other on the drawers was made of bone. The buttons on the shirt were enamelled, and nut bone, asjpreviously described. The police yesterday received a list of numerous persona Seeing from various parts, amongst whom was a men named Joseph Herding, a tax collector, of Ballingdon, in Rosen, who come to London with • considerable sum of money, and ohs was soddenly missed from the neighbourhood of Lam beth. • man named Robert Steer, who left Liverpool for Lcadca, the police have received information is also missing; bat it is imparble to tell whether one of them teas the victim of this brutal atrocity. The clothes found in the bag resemble thee belonging to Harding, and it is well keown that he had in his possession a very considerable sum of Some doubts existed yesterday as to whether the sock re hired to was one worn by the murdered man ; but the state ment is corroborated by the Commi•Pioners of l'olice, who last night sent round to eve ry station-house th e following The other sock Is found. " Little doubt is now entertained that the person whom Errbbiton, the toll-man, saw with the bag was • man dressed up in woman's clothes, and there Is mole ground for hoping that be will soon be a that 1., if the police have received correct infant:m= "4 A very eminent anatomiat spent a considerable time terdsy morning in the inspection of the remain., pevti cuiaityy with reference to the evidence given by Mr. Pantie, the poke@ divisional surge n, before the coroner, seed reports that he entirely concurs in the opinions expressed b 7 Mr. Pa= the the stab found on the left breast was inflicted &Mk; that the body we not cat up until rigor mortis had est In ; that the parts bed been nabbed with saline matter, to Fewest decomposition maths* d ; that the body had not ham properly laid out; and, notwithatending the sine of the palms, he is of opinion that the remains are those of a male. Ile further reports that he has placed all the bones in con junction with one another, and that he has not the slightest doubt that they form portion' of one and the mine tody. The examiner also holds the opinion with bfr. Planter that the body not having been properly laid out, could never have the hands of • medical man of any sort, and, peed into r, that the peculiar position of the bones as left in the pockets of the Idpead knee lead concluaively to the rupporition that the unfortunate man, a soon as murdered, must have been rolled up tightly In order to be deported in a cupboard • O , lllllBOCh place of temporary conmalment. More doubts appear to have arisen aeon the very important question whether the clothes found with the remains of the deceased man were of British or of a foreign mancifactwo—an important question, because it may eventually lead to the identificatim of the body itself. One person says they are of Belem, another of French, end a third English common slop manu facture ; one that they ere new, another that they an Mina bly well worn, end a third that they are shabby. To set there doubts at rest, Mr. Superintendent Durkin yesterday morning called n • competent and impartial person to decide upon the entedon, sad this person unhesitatingly affirmed two propositions—let, that the clothes were of k reach or of Belgian manufacture; and 2ndly, that from the style and workmanship it was clear that they had been made " to ord. r;' being superior in both respects to reedy-made or slop geode. Late last night the following placard was published : Whereas • carpet bag, containing parts of a human body and the following articles of wearing apparel, found on ono of the abutments of Waterloo-bridge on the morning of Friday, the 9th of October, and from the appear awe of the clothe* it is supposed that a ono has boo mur dered a reward of 2001. will be paid by her Majesty's government to any person or p 11•01311 who shall give such in. foraation and evidence as shell load to the apprehension and conviction of the person or personegoilty of the murder; and • reward of 1001. will be paid to any person or persons who shall give such information as will lead to the identification and apprehension of the person or person' who placed the nowt bag in the position where it was found. The Secretary of State for the Home Department will advise the grant of her Majesty's pardon to any accomplice, not being a person who actually committed the murder, who will give such evidence as Mall lead to the conviction of any of the truilty_partin. Description of the article. food.—An imitation Iratesels cinm aUg, laroe she dower pattern—roam, forget ineenots, end loom ; leather bottom, ride., and handles ; ink on one handle. A brown mixture single-breasted over era, fly front, lined with fine alpaca ; large gram, hoed with red silk ; two poi-tete behind, one breast ditto. A Riegle-berated black frock coat, lined with black alpaca, white cotton sleeve linings, a cloth button loop, and breast pocket. A black cloth double-breasted waietocat, black lining, strap and buckle behind. A pair of new rough Oxford mixture tweed trousers, military make, fly-fronts, light metal button., waistband lined with yellow calico. A pair of elastic long drawers, one metal and one brine button ; a mull piece of thread tied in on. button-hole, which appears to be the private mark of a 'ma dras. A calico shirt, limn front, with smell plaits ; ena melled or porcelain bottom. Part of • merino under-shirt with three linen-covend buttons. The half of a Meek satin neck-tie ; a piece of black silk with a bins edge, as • point or contrast. A pair of knitted socks. About twenty yards of new common clothes line of very rough appearance, and some 'ma twine. The whole of the clothing appears to be of foreign woelmaeo ship. About 111 pro. on Thursday , Oct. 8, • kw* my between 30 and 60 rather short and stout, complexion hair grey, dram black silk mantle, drab satin or milk bonnet, proud on to Waterloo-bridge, on the Strand ride, carrying a carpi bag similar to the one described, and a brown paper pared. Information to be given to Superintendent Dunne, Pollee-station, Bow-street ; or at UM of the Stations of the bletroplitan Potios.—Metropolitan Policeo flier, 4, While bell-place, Oct. 13, 1837: ORTATAL PALACI. ONIII SHILLING DAT. TtE , ‘DAT, Ocromta 13.—Adnaisidons ou mutat, 2,396 ditto by area dads, 278 , iota, 2,673. Lab; intent gcnct. ____.----- COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.--0cr.13. (Before Mr. Conuotoaioner IloBoyd.) If THI BANUUPTCT OF 711LITIL ELLRB.IBON. This unfortunate man, who wee plaintiff in those scan dal°us proceedinp againet the Margate of Bath and others, is said to be dying in pot. The matter was this day men tioned to the Commilaitmer 2 who, however, rid he could .. make no order for the rein , 'm discharge_ until the opposing creditors had notice. His Honour asked if the Marquis of Bath had received notice of the man's condition, and was replied In the affirmative. e to matter of course stands over. In a short time afterwards a solicitor applied to the court to Moue Harrison, and it was alleged he was dying, and that it was not unlikely he wee dead at that moment. A certifi cate from a surgeon was handed in, which set forth that the Timm was .. . s uffering from , ulceration ted him from the larynx, is rlatl: wior ts e . s . ing. tu pre Against the mane release, It was urged that if Harrison were really in the state described, it would be cruelty to re move him from prison ; that the same sort of statement had been made on a previous occasion, and that in the infirmary of the prison the vary best medical skill could be obtained. The C.ommiesioner observed that when the medical man made the eMdevit he distinctly stated that the only hope of the man's .arriving was through his being released. A contention then ensued, and the matter ended in the ° cr editor obtaining leave to have the prisoner ea al43'neinlind4 • medical man, In order to test the accuracy of the statement which had been made. Harrison, at a later hour ofe day, yes ordered to be die ehffard. . . _ M7FOuld, whom cam has been before the police-oorrt on • charge of obtaining goods by falsely representing himself as the enlative of M. }bind, the Finance Minister of France, surrendered to hie bankruptcy, basing been brought up by the ()overlay of Newels. IN TNII siimarrrct OF U. BUTTON. The bankrupt ens • beer-ehup keeper and builder at Woolden-atreet v Plaistow Marsh. This waa the last ex amination meeting. Unsecured debt., between 6001. and 7001.; assets, very trifling ; claims of security enditors, 4.7771. Repassed. THE POLICE COURTS. 11Api810N-MOUSE.. Dead Lay was brought Mike* Alderman Salomon s xint l tr . u eb , er th ge . of having i ficloisatly embezzled the DanYl Lange, orsumof Trinity-square o we.- Mr. Mr. Lange a cid—The prisoner was my errand boy. end I sent him last Friday with some geode to Mr. Hold, of Jewry street. I sent the bill with the clothes, but the primmer did not return to my employment. I did not see Min again till be was in custody. If he had brought back the money it would have been all right, but I did not tell him to get the mosey, as I did not expect it would have been paid. Me has Dever amounted to me for the amount, which was 111. 16a. Mr. A. P. Hold, merchant, of Jewry•street, Aldgate, said —I had some clothes front Mr. Lange and they ware brought home to me by the prisoner on F riday last, with the account produced, which l_paid to the prisoner, who put the word " paid" to the bill. I gave him a 101. note, an Irish beak note for IL, half a sovereign, and firs Mailings. Daniel May the detective officer, said—Yesterday I was called to the chief eaahicr's office at the Bank of England, when I saw the prisoner, and the IW. note I produce wax handed to me. The beak note looked as if it had been torn In several pieces and kept together by bits of pasted paper. 1 mated the prisoner when he had got the note, and he mid "from a money changer in Fenchurch-eMset, in change for Irish notes." I took him to several money amp's, but I could not eseertain an about the note, and I brought him back to the Bank of d, and in consequence of Information which I had removed I Mid him that the note ha been stolen. Us said, " !tole IX* The prisoner, upon beit said whethWhe wished to say anything en the subject of charge, said ttut he had to may waa that be had gone into a public-house after he got the money and lighted hu pipe there, and u he did so he brunt the bank notes, one of them entirely and the other aa the court now saw it. end ho was afraid to go back again. Committed for tr'sl. BOW-STREET. - - - Hr. Helder, late citplaia and — paymaster 6th Lancashire Multi., wee spin brought before Mr. Jardine on the charge of 'misapplying a rum of public money—via., the balance of 1,163 f. 10s. due from him at the expiration of has service. Idr. Bodkin opened the case by informing his Worship that the defendant became paymaster of the above regiment In January, 18.56, and held the office till the same month in 1866. His last quarter's account showed a balance of 1,1531. 10.. against him, and on Much 27, he wrote M the War DeFertment, to the effect that this arose in of his having, in the cellulite for the quarter, incT I M U Z e. sums two hundred men who had volunteered into the Line, but whose names he had fur two months omitted to " deduct " from the het. He added th he would pay the balance to the public account in the Bank of England, bat this had never teen done. There were other sums alleged to have been niMappropriated, including one of 2641., made up of items of one guinea received on account of Borne of the men towards their clothing, but these would not be gone into at presoak Evidence having been given of the above facts, Mr. Grey, the defendant's counsel, contended that the case did not come within the meaning of the act. The defendant had an account with the government. There was a balance and he had not paid it—that was all. Mr. Jardine mid that question must be argued eleewhere. In his opinion, the case clearly came within the act, and he should send the defendant for trial. Mr. Jardine gave judgment on the six eummonem against prinutellere in Holywell-street, whose books, prints, &c., ware recently seized. In two cases only the defendants appeared, and attempted by counsel to show that their books, &co.. did not come within the meaning of the act ; the learned gentleman Timing • de finition of " obscenity" from Cicero, "Do Offitlic" Mr. Jardine deMded that the 110(ill , were obscene, and ordered their destruction, subject to • delay of seven days, in one of appeal, or in case government should decide upon in dicting parties. In the four remaining cases the same order was made in re gard to the greater proportion of the articles, a few being ex cepted on the ground that they were not minlciently indecent to come within the meaning of the act, not being each ma would be subject to indictment. Amongst those excepted were some copies of the paper called Paid Pry. The books, /cc., excepted were ordered to be returned to the parties, who, however, were not in attendance to claim them. -----. Samuel &ere', iaboarer, of Bni t-street, Holloway, wee charged with cruelty to a bullock. The bullock had walked out of the New Cattle Market, when the prisoner f o llowed it, and struck it six or sena blows on the head with a hese' , cudgel, which appeared to stupify it. On its afterwards turning away, the prisoner struck ft on one of its legs, so as to lame it. Fined 20.. In default the prisoner was committed to the House of Correction for one month, with bard labour. WORSHIP-STREET. Robert Ba4er, zugbt porter at Shoreditch workhouse, wu charged with criminally aratilting a little girl eleven years old, who Laving kat her way waa taken to the workhouse by e policeman and left in the prieunris are. The prisoner was remanded fora week. LAMBETH. Initials Davie, a licensed broker, reading in BM-street, Peckham, was summoned before Mr. Elliott end appeared by r to a charge of exacting 10 per cent. Itt ' to n beyond that allowed by law, in his character as bracer. Prom the evidence of the oompletnent, Mr. 0. May, and Ids wife, it appeared that the defendant had been employed by them to make • distraint on the goods of a tenant, but the money was at once paid, and he (the defendant), in addition to the usual charges sanctioned by the act of parliament, exacted 10 per cent. for his trouble. The only defence set up by the solicitor, who appeared for the defendant, was that his client had been in the habit of charging 10 per cent. on all money. received by him. Dlr. Elliott observed that the practice wee perfectly illegal and the imposition very shameful. The overcharge was Bs. W., end hie, Mr. Elliott'e, decicion wen that the defen dant should pay • penalty of treble the amount and the expenses. Tine penalty was paid. SOUTH WARN. Georg. Cb; late secretary to the British Engineers' Be nefit Society, was brought before Mr. Burch= for final examination, charged with emberzling various sums of money, the property of the society. George Darren!, secretary to the above society, the chief dace of which was at the Butler's Head, Bell-al ley, Moor gate-street, stated that up to the latter end of Jane the pri soner was general secretary, and it was his duty to receive all moneys, and account for the same to Mews. Lewrtt.ce, Barnsbaw, and others, the trustees. At the latter end of June defalcations were discovered, and the prisoner was auepended. Mr. William Morris, one of the executive council of the society, said th►t in April lag he paid the prisoner 24 on account of the society. He had exammed the books, and no entry was made of that. Auditors were then appointed, and shortly afterwards it was ascertained that he was deficient In the sum of 80/. The prisoner then furnished an account to Mr. Sidney Smith, showing his deficiencies, and then he was given into custody. Mr. John Hopkinson, engineer, of New North-street, Finsbury said he was a subscriber to the society, and on the 26th of May last be paid the prisoner 61. 10e. by cheque on the London and County Bank, as his subscription to the society. Mr. Morris odd that the prisoner had not accounted for that sum of money, and the cheque had Ent pared through their regular channel, the London and Westminster Bank. The cheque was produced by the cli rk of the London sod County Bank to corroborate that fact. Mr. Edward Hall, engineer end manufacturer of gun powder at Tt ttford, said that on the 28th of May last be psid the pristowt the num of el: pounds Ly cheque on Lab bodes bank. _ _ — kr; Mama said that the amount was not acommted for ♦a their book. _ - - Mr. Lewis, wbo appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Solonion (or the np p ri•oner having addressed hill worship, Mr. Con wu admithrl to ball, the cue being seat to the Oki Bailey. THAMES. Arabs, Ifehaout and Ah, wens charged with cutting and wounding two Manilla seamen, nanaed Lepancho and Francisco. On Sunday, the 27th ult., some wild orgies wer e go i ng on in a disreputable house in Victoria•street, Shadwell, when the two prisoners drew Omer sheath knives and "ran a muck," stabbing no less than ail persons, one of whom, a sailor, had sufficiently recovered to be able to proceed to Mae A woman, however, had been so badly wounded that she was not yet able to appear. One of the Manilla men was stabbed in the breast, and the other dangerously in the back. They both stated that they had bad no quarrel with the prisoners, and given them no provocation. Mr. Selfe remanded the are till Thursday, observing that be intended to wad it for trial before *jury, as it was one of the worst he had ever hard et MARKEi& COTTON.—LmItrool.,- Ocr. 13.—The market has dosed very heavily and prima of Surat e are fully id , per lb. lower. Other kinds are nominally without change, but la all ass the tendency ia downward. The eels ere 2,000 boles, 500 on speculation, oomprkdog 300 Bursts, at sd. to ed. per lb. COTTON GOODS.—Msorcnutha s OCT. 13.—The fur ther rise of discount. and the serious fsU in Olaagow and America, have had a marked effect upon our market for cot ton yarne and cloths, which amount. almost to a suspension of butane. &Uwe are as much disposed to pause as buyers are in the present state of the comuctrial world, preferring to watch the changes taking place before entering into new engagements. Some of the Scottish failures reported are of houses having connexions here, and credit is consequently very seriously affected by such rumours. At present the only stoppages in this city that have been unreservedly announced are dues of a Scotch shawl house and of • Bradford bowie (the liabilities of the latter being stated at 40,0001.), but as three follow closely upon numerous stoppages in the silk trade, they have naturally crested an amount of nneesdness. The trauma, bona of the day are insignificant in amodtit, and especially so in yarn. So far ea India clothe are contemned, there is a dis position to hold beck until the letters by o verlord mail are to hand. Pekes are nominally unchanged in cloth and yarn. In the latter some reports speak of purchases a studs easier, hut generally speaking the o ff ers have not been of a nag ultras to twit prices. WOOLLEN.—Lune, Ocr. 13.—We have had • very Bat market this mornln,g. Influenced by the unsettled and on favourable aspect of monetary affairs, it exhibits • drooping tendency. Buyers are offering considerably lower prices, but no material conceal= has yet ban submitted to. The question asked by the manufacturers is—llow sill the price of wool be affected—will it at the approaching November males recede Until this question is in some degree solved, business will most likely be kept in suspense and rul e fl at. It has been very limited in our cloth hall, this morning. HVDDEIINTILLD, OCT. 13.—Market quiet in nearly all de pertinent,. The American Mais not without its effect. The aspect of business generally uncertain. The goods chiefly in demand are tippet greys mi Bedford cords. WOOLS.—HUDDeIteIIeLD, OCT. 13. The next aides being expected to commence the latter end of this month, end the extreme &Anna prevailing in the goods market, have tamest put a atop to the wool trade, some considering that the unfavourable circumstances under which elks will open may cause pries' to recede. MANIIPACTURES.—HrDputsvirm, Ocr. 13.—The recent news from America, sad the .moan edema in the rate of discount yesterday, have bad • deprwiag effect on the market here to-day, there being fewer buyers than weal, end their operations muck limited in all branches except low-priced union mixtures adapted for winter wear for the home trade. CORN.—arcs, Ocr. 13.—The market has shown a downward tendency during the past week, and the demand ocedined to the finest samples of wheat. The preeent mone tary preasare is not without its influence in checking any speeo4lfre feeling. Prices of wheat are now, Lowest/4 reaching a point likely to stop supplies. A moderate show of wheat at to-day's market, which met only slow sale at about 2s. decline. All kinds of spring corn unaltered. Lin seed cakes held firmly by crushers. Import. this week.— Wheat, 9,303 gra. ; barley, 2,226; oats, 3,696; beans, 604; pow, 240 ; linseed, 15,663; repassed, 940 ; oil cakes, 125 tons ; 36 tons. LREDS, OCT. 13.—The supply of wheat to-day I. good, the trade hi very much drpreseed, and little business has taken place ; fine dry qualities make nearly Friday's rates, but anything short of this description is nearly unsaleable. Barley, too, gives way in price, nnes it be something rely fine and choice. Beans, slow sale at rather leis money. Other articles as before. Average Price of Grain—Whist, 3961 quarters 675. 10 ; d.; barley, 1,204 qrs., 435.; oats, 164 qrs. 275. ; beano, 303 qrs., 475. 100.; rye, 3 QM., 46.. Airirals—Wheat, 3,681 qrs. • oats, 40 qrs.; barley. 961 qrs. ; beans, 240 qrs. ; rapeseed , qrs. LYNN, OCT. weather has been showery since this day week, with a damp foggy atmosphere. To Ibis day's market the supply of wheat was liberal; good dry samples were readily taken at a reduction of le. per qr.; damp and out-condition qualities 2s. per qr. cheaper. Barley hi fair supply; good malting samples maintained last Tuas day's rates ; grinding descnption slow sale at last week's currency. *lust, white, flllba. to 631 b., 60s. to 645.; red, 6011.. to 631b0., 665. to 675. new, 621 b.. to albs., 53e. to 68a.; ditto, 6016. to 6111 ,.., 40a. to 635. Barley, Chevalier, new, 621ba to bilba., 43a. to 485.; common, 611bs. to 621 b.., 375. to 425. Beans, old, 651 b.. to 86ilbs., 48a. to 525. ; new, 641 k.. to 661 k.., 42a. to 465. per quarter to the growers. NEwcmixtr., Ocr. 13.—Finest wheat In limited supply, and Saturday's prices barely obtained. South country and foreign dull, and 2a per qr. Is money would be accepted, but roiliest evince no disposition to buy except in retail. Flour difficult to quit at 41s. Oats held firmly, but few buyers. Barley, beans, ad peas unaltered. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE C•SII7•LTIES. bbentare (brig), as ' rala — Cr — lapla„ wlil ; a;;•; . of Intel& alai, hos brim bat on the V.k.m Coale; maw droweed.—lnen, Oil IL ladjedlages (s), Captain Wareteltha, from Bremen, for London. Ina abandosed re the Milt or the 9 a or Gagster, la the North An. he • Malawi aisle; nee and panniers landed at lining. Prime GeOeps, ion UMW: wee - eteadoned, wateriegged, on the Ith el October, in lat. 4 , Se W. newer, eotk eart • boy drowned. PION of the crew b... berm laded here by the Bethi• Jewttt, end three are on board the etel,a—Qatteetowr. cot. le. Symmetry (benne), with trait, bee beta Mt oath& Usheat Cord; wow drat/mei—WM Oct IL Sth flag (e), fro Leith to Cwromtedt, wed good; le cm Amen Berm Weed; moister, hew ben wat—ilelactre, cot. 17. tznareel. Pairs Ai. num. (.6). Blarney (e), (0.), sad &M au (n), st Sarin; Tams (-1. sod (&►„ Odom, Kish. (a), at ZaM; 84.1 Ow, (.). sal SIMI /Imp/. at Ora ; Tato (oh at °manna , Dom, at Ds TEA VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ma, terry, from Bio listbe to Liverpool, Arid. SO. Prim Edward (brig), from London, Wood 8.W., Ilept. 4, Lt. 11.4 lm. 11.10. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 111LR•TS. 111144 31.- Total. Told, oy41). 441)4..rt. elvuldl4e. 18.7. MS. W.)) 4 , 4 , ne October 4 I I North BtdoNabon (K. t C.).. 333 8,115 tin Walk coding Octobe , 10. OWN w oarl 'route *worm 7,777 TAX woolg mans Odobor 11. North Losdoa . 1.430 TF2 2112 2!03 Grog LAthotaboon.....- ..... X 10 0 Ml 1,041 611 `gook tralan Ooto b It Boltaot and Mote Dona .... IT 261 X NTT 31/0 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ClOPT.—Oct. 9. .t entedeadeed tines, the wife of R. C. Croft, bri. it.S.C.P., of a daughter . DILL—Oet. 10. the a Ire of J. 1/111, F.tdd, ILD., of Whalley Range, Neaceestee, of a detadder. 111 . 101D.-4.kt 9, at Talbot-etreet, Dublin, the elf. of Major J. Tread • HSTOATZ.—Oet. 10, at Zgoaaquare. th• wire of W. U. Bon**. Nri.. of • am LITTLZDALE.-0.1. 9. at Illebroood btll. Moaketown. Dublin. the vele atif. F. LIUMUM q.. ate eambter. RANDOLPII.—Oet 11. M heee. the N. or IL R••lolyh. . of • NO. ►, Do .ir. of the Rtr..l. Romney. of WhlOtotock Loll. ow Moolog of sm. MARRIAGES. BEACW—CLEVLAND.-00 e,.4 the yartalA church, WortJelyh. the Her. D Lag W. W. 11 Deady 1.q., of 00141 WA Daate. 111 P. for North lianta. to .hrolne Clocheater. doubter of the late Colonel A. flavland. of Tapia, fort. Xorth Peron. 1111.0ADRICR-110WORTIl.—Ort. 10. al tt, plrl.b church of Whitton. etnAThorlgon. new Ireutoh. by tho Key W. D. Woo. M.A 0. Droadrlcit. Inn., of Ilanaphad Durbin, mar Doneaotre. to LIDA baf fle', daughter of the R. W. Howords, Ilantor , of WOW*. sad ILIIIIIIII rr—uoo4 solo —na. , n at Caldbeek,entohertaiad. by the W.. 1 Y. Kenble , W. T. Mt jos., Dag of Nowilutoo.plaorn. Loodoo. to Marianas. dooeltlW of 0. DEATHS. APROWSIIITII.—Oet. 11, 14....1am10 Yarrow. coo of the late 0. Annan=llk, .q.. of Mama, mum>, snit Oa Oca. 10. at Part equlre. Walk Dorothy. wife of J. P. Garilek. Hp. OHARAN.—Ont. 11. at blanoratreet. Clapham. Cwolme. .1" of J. W. P. Graham. tap. HARDWICK/L-oa. 6, at Pate. near Bourne. I.l.ml.ddm. alks, 11%.4.11 1 . PAWN { LL—Vey ti o ac idi n reablanaoe f hi . father, (Norse Parnell. of Bt Joial Mika wad *ad of c' New Broad stmt. 1...0.. %be 7 01 .ftwa ma et lied Parma, Kap of Upper Clayton. unit SS. ThilltANT.—Ai the tabor of her father. TuMe hill.road, Brixton. after • men sad prelesobiel aced 3P. Klima. wife o f Nllltem 'Mane. Zoo., proprietor sod alltot of tbo /Mood Of Moo." Bow Hana. 11. 1iinek sina. 1.11" 1. 1 1. 7 b"Si tbe rt.im ett, d ir" %star i l mau st i" tte ll.. o6ls.: ooo. s Na l. Lel.:=l4.lw. / i~ ime eor Pft .-6 eft Irh