The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-21 00:00:00

M Mr. Jenetbsa Miniassa's separate Illtets, foe they had sot been tarnished with vouchers et any satisfactory nature relative to it, and there were B,oooi. totally unaccounted fox; but, is the other hand, if statements which had beta run . dared were the west istiefactory which could be produced, it would be witless to kccp open the eaangsation longer. His Hisses, said la his opinion unsatisfactory as the affairs stood, Mr. Eft= wield ast, ' st say future day, be in say better reties he thee was, sad farther essaihuttkcs would midis" be 41 ewe to ►b see is the creditors, sad the better way would be to sloes the exambaselsa, sad all parties inte rested te talus their *how as Me Alder then stood.—Tbe RIOOYIRT OF • ITOLICIN Canizt.-0e Mealy Ann ed was charged at ths Soga l Coart, Mgmbrefitsg. with ta. alls.. Emig la het • pear yram mooed Jessie Begehaw, ems hem bogeihmstw hog three a, la war* at Mg lembasel, whet bail elsemted her about Christmas. Oa SNOWS( time Mt Mast ao tidings of his, mad, being gaits eleatitate, sir WIWI to the oversews for mew to take her bask to eltelltM itarlog to wait some time, she Mind into osevsnatioa with several when who wigs sok*, parsaldid smog whom was the priggarm. TM latter weed mush streak with des woman's )emagest obilL a little girl a year and • balt old, sad took It is Mr arm to wow it. Its mo ths, was then galled ea to Mfg boo ens. sad left the child babied. Os boo Mora both the gedgemear and her child wen I ClAttar Ma y bet Wises swab, the woman returned am. 611111111111114 time without hearing asythiog se skim besboei se MIL Some ems ago ohs re asovatto Limped, awl sogportod herself and etuldres by making wed kawkimg op. Oa Saturday she went to see the mastitis at Adam the murderer. at Kiekdale, and to her great joy Mud boo ebild in the crowd essembled there, in the arms of the primer. She seized it in her arau and began to upbraid the prisoner fur her conduct. The scene 'minim 'enrol pews to the spot, a policeman took both parties to the police-office, and they were afterwards sent to Manchester. The prisoner admitted the charge, and stated as the reason for her aoudad that she bad once had a child of her owe, sad it had died.—She was then committed for trial at the ammlome. Tog 111111LDZIll .717iiILLIIIIRLL.—Tie.q.c on the Wass of the two children murdered by Martha Jaw, as detailed in this paper on Saturday lest, tenainated ou Monday night. From the evidence adduced thereat it ap peared. sceording to the testimony of one Mary Hadley. the wife of • blacksmith in the allege, that the mur dered" Is about tweisty•two year . of so. About eight weeks aims she was perceived to be in a low way ; she had her child beptleal at the catholic chapel, and wee often talking of burning Net Om day that the child was on her lap she said, " Foot little fellow, yak's* got to be burnt." A few nights interlines( to this, she was seen in the street naked with the eloeption of a petticoat. Three weeks after this she was tent to Wolverhampton workhouse, whore she remained mail Wednesday selinight, when this winsome accompanist her to her own house: at that time she appeared to be quite mumble, and went upstairs to sake bar bed. The two children decemedwere at that time sitting in the kitchen. At eleven at night, when the husband went home he found them dead. Her head appeared to have bee; turned by religion. Thomas Hadley, a brother of the murders's, described bey sate of mind two or three days before she wow mat to the workhouse. She was very elides; streamed, and required to be held. She said, " Loose me, Tom, 1 want to go out. I want to go and see the priest." This witness asked her what she wanted to see him foe ; to which she replied, "to mire say souL" He farther described the setae on the night of the sander:— " I went up stairs sad bead • candle burning. My sister wee Wading in her night deem, with a knife is her hand, main her ewe throat. She OW towards me sad said, ' Tom, I have eat the eMldren'a throats, mote sa il out my Watt !" I took the knife from her ; there was blood upon it sad upon her lands. She raid no thing more wept' Cot my throat ; Gutsy throat.' I went to the bed. sad saw the cheesed, )deny Spurr, Malay over the edge of it, and her heed me* toomed Suet We body : the other child was in bed, its heed was of, sad See body emersd over with the elothes."—Anoilme Mama, named Ana Mellon, said, " the sight of the tenrise I was awoke by hearing Martha Jams, the 1111111111P111% smeandog out. I went to her bow, and found bee Labs set Otte window, with a hails la her Mad. Ups se' _lmebend going towards her she struck at biro with the - knife, and said, I bat • murdered my little Edwin sad Meg Spencer; •0610 sad look at them.' About a ems* or five weeks slam I taw her with her infest, the deceased Nelwia ham, la be, arum She ran towards a pond of water with it, sod aaemed bbe deranged. Her Wad appeared to he toms& ACM lbs ealbolis religion. To smother Jean Priteltsed, the woman mid, • Pritchard, I know you, and will mil yen all about it. After I had been la bed awhile I got vp s ad lighted the candle. I them went down stairs and war die cupboard for my husband's rasa. 1 could not dad it, so I took • kale and sharpened it wall on the steel. I came up stairs and cat PoLy's (te r r niece's) bead dean of. I then went to that poor Lab son) and out his head elms off end it rolled is the loft Bide . It s me that's done it. l'a quite right, take me to Stafford." Oa the Saturday before this witness hadtakta bar laths workhouse ohs had said to bee that she 'deed pher child baptised aged*, sad that she had offoftiod God. Thu medical acme examined concurred is the opinion that the deceased was imam, but up to the Wednesday meralag when she was liberated from the wadthemst she mimosa no other sign of madame than that el leheowlet sudsy the delusion that she was haunted by her malikar.—The jar, returned a ver dict of " Wilful Murder" against Martha Jones, but unao compan!al by any words to the effect that the crime had been committed whilst the murder,, was in a state of un sound mind, the coroner informing than that he had no power to receive • verdict with snob an addition. le Sane...WM./VW ••••••••••• NC117111011•1111/1111.1. TIIREE YORE lECEEDIMILY FLIZE.—ThIS Mugh bourhood has agate been the some of incendiary Arm Shortly neon 10 o'clock ea Tnesday ensaiar, a large hay stack, stood*/ in a fields sheet distance nos the Southwell road, ea the matakiets of Neeinghase, was discovered to be ea firs. Although many the tower elms refused to moist, several parties were lowed who were very active in Snoods; water upon the lame, which were thus kept tem obtaining the head they otherwise would have done.—On Saturday, an extensive fire took place es the premises of Mr. Turner, of Oleadthorpe. Biz stacks were destroys 1. Fortunately, however, the pro perty was imored. On Sunday hut the property made:limn tioned was destroyed by a fire which took glace upon the premiss of Mr. Seep, of Clarborough, near Itetford The po.dooe of 18 acres of wheat, 7 of &ova.. 2 of oats, 4 apses, and 11 of hay. The bay was sot burnt, but spoiled with the water. Mr. Neap was insured. Tun Cams 07 POIMMING in this county were yes terday further investigated before the coroner at Ramsey. The body of one Nattuudst Benne, who died rather suddenly by yams age. had been exhumed, and some evidence hay ing boos en, the Wilmot was adjourned to give time for an analysis of the sanest, of asesased's stomach. CLERICAL. TNN BUNCH. or SODOII AND MAN held an ordlaatian oa the lastast, ie the Parish Canna of Christ Ruston, when J. Mayor, MD. w as ordained a &awn, and afterwards homed carat* git mid pitied NAVAL. VZSTI/LIUT iatbYtler wa+ raxived at the naval Tel . . amens es Towerthill, end et Ye Mama bower br of amen et the east sed et dee netrepolth thst oo nes sr Ude brag reipirei ke the rend am, ea aeries were for the prem. to be a l=otorowt, Sim 19.—Orboloo. go CV , . rki=o9 bg- Med hi mobs k rolonstme Irofac Vase es ante awl sel aby imomodLegy for Waterbed. 41, 6 =rldr m aget. Uwe , stortud tbn areas a tow Of thesilige. bun bidend.ral weer Ye It arbour. the Ismer to be nrand gull a& IL we paid of tis elbersece ; atarentels. 44 a n bo iftiIIOTTOW. Nimes" tr., • enteed inn Depard ind with nitrate' stens, width ebe bum thethegOn et the Illebribeg treed; the is te be eng Under aBw Joist, sailed res eed rammed In the elesien. .7001.1/1011, arthrt. 10.—P1emy opt-v., Lima. Derby. odd* umbel is Haft tub Ingebran Is ordered to be aid eif al the port In Mk. amok thgagragthrlf, BIM rArrollenYtix s.—Mid ipn: IL H. $. Awn, boll. Monet—Noma Oat : lt. IL n.. Mo , to Ifewerfel.—Omna: bwrl Dal, to Deets (comb owl). —Corps. ter . WWI= hp, le Maim SPORTING. BETTING AT lIANCIUDITIOI—Tomoar. Ceeeaswieca Seheu.-11 to 1 mut The Cur (t), 12 to 1 sea eerteita lite 1 apt Boaltarr, alle opt Pause. ee to Not Leedom* (t), Se to 1 apt Mout (c, 13 to 1 Apt Inespe. /5 to 1 Art 151N5Was (t), /5 to 1 apt Pattie (t). II to 1 apt Lard Titelses bit (t• CAM/111/0/111111111 STAINIA-20 to 1 test Pie Nie (t), $3 to ere Olovidowe Oh 15 to 1 Apt foreclosure (t). Nothing dose ea the Derby. CRICKET. The mash botwoos doves of All Bogload and twenty of the Leeds Queens Mb tad astabloserlsal, esesteisd yesterday, when the wee stood es Ibilova : _ Ibellagell, a Armitage ..-- — I; e Deesiawerde. b Barrett 0 eI. term baralleos Diver. Barrett ..--- ............... 5 b Pon, e. led." a lame MAI. e Teeter, b &to IS ad out IL Fell; Nei.. ot Ballyhoos, babe IS lA i A. 157 211 . , 01 le Farah I b r rloTreiPase o fi :t ild Wie ni.,.. b r i be= ortb. I e Semellyrlllo A:WOW 0 . Vee. 024414. • mii.orti. Is e Besonwieta, 1 Barrett I) Dam Myer. „m ese eve s. 44 - . 1 7. 7. ......—.. : eO. BerriiliniGie.. 117 I.IIMiL N. Di b Clerknadmus. • Trairlark& b Clerks 1 B. C, Lg., a Lb • IL Famb*. Mk b CY•IO3. 1 J. It. 11661 pas, b Min 2 M. Me*. Nag, Haag 2 G. • Ibmelice. b (irk* 6 sot oat ~.._ y J. Derry, • b Orb,. ► 13 b Marclaire .........-- 11 0. berme red b • Cro b 111311er u J. 13•Ichrlam 4 Madam% b Clubs b CIA* ---.... 13 Joy b Alm. w. B. Ibrdice.lo2., 1 b Ir. blaartbr Pa H. E. Ilterims. Dm. barite J. Iloonmetb @Tarr, 0 Clubs 1 Li" fal., b Oats J. Portal, in ott 6 ihrodownsw. 104., 00 10 03 . e Log, b =yes Kato Enttlltectut. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—Turessat. Ritmo the thief Ormuitcarr. en G. Rics.—Thie paktum, who had Ms as allot as) '• clerk as a salary of U. Fr wink wee oppassd by Mr. Cooke he a Mr. thalthow t Thai alb ON forth in the =Wale meuthed Nowtholl thot is 1847. at whist toms the hoshoth soli be lid loot owt es a, he Moroi Ithe ea opsonsol with his opening auditor to talcs sirens, Slid the Mo th Mai. co Dos auk es Mow Re ths Mot tt loses st the usual neat aSI mirlakin %pa dm the of sad to lay oat OM. la robed/ ; Ads of the wink to bo wialtatbia thileether, 1847. The thseivent took posomies et pleas in Alas of but year, sod employed a sons method Minor to raw the Wid th' to the posed. The hewn was pulled dome, and the bricks IIIMON&41111th thes—te Miller's premier; but so farther slop bad lisea Wm by the thostmt touthis w iling out the ormasot ..tows kith Meows blamilf sod Bradshaw. An mks of efoststeet wee brought spinet the applicant by Mt. Ihaehaw, who bad sow rugaised poises aim of his premise. but. sword*/ to the twiddles, of one of hie withethoolet a L =to is remark* of say building wisdom:, sod his is a perfest waste.—Tbe ineolveat said th e hem Ito destroyed was in a met wroished ace dittos, and cdte entenantable so that he did sot maidor he bid co grimeely Wend Mr. Bradshaw is rawaries mintheisthe said tho attandam of Miller was emesary to the complation of the case sad ho should adjourn it to Novelette? for the production of that party. CITY SMALL DEBTS COURT.—TairmaAT. _ Before Yr. Ceemoinieser Be ßak. _ SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY CONTAXT IP. 81111111 AND ANOTIMIL—ELECTRIC TILIONAPH Csmaoss. —This was an action to recover the rim of 11. 7s. 2d. for messages for warded by the electric telegraph for the defendants, Mean. Smith and Atkinson, solicitors.—Mr. Rush, the manager of the electric telegraph at the London station of the railway, proved that on the 20th of May Mr. Atkinsoa vivo him a wimage for Megrim Laver and Cromwell, Folkestone, to go to the station there to communicate with him (Mr. Atkinson). The mama was transmitted at 4.48 p.m., la two Masks ; of coarse there would be no answer unless sent by Moors. Lam. Two hours afterwards, at 6.14, dedeadant requested him to send down again to know whelks' the messenger had been to Lam sad Cresswell, sad is two minutes he retuned an sower in the afilreaatioq tme tkia those gentlemen were not at home. The above was then made, but which Kr. Atkiss,n refused to pay. admitted that there me no male of cearps that the_pabli• could see, but any person applyiag could have one. He re fitted Mr. Atkinson admission into the telegraph-room on a general rule, as there are frequently emeret connonaka tii. ins.—Tbe clerk at the Folkestone station proved the receipt of the menage, and that he delivered it to the first person who came to the station to be with.—Mr. Atkinson said be had hem &Maid two and then had to send a clerk the suns night to Follm stone. He complained of the delay, mad dialed giving any order for the second message, and baa been waiting fur the answer to the first.—Mr. Zvi maid It was a mere direction, and the message having bosh Mimed the matter rested with the parties.—Mr. Atkinson them eamplained of the sharges.—His Honour said it would be Mink to say what was a fair charge, it depended so mashmom airoamstamios ; bat in this case he thought the sompray bed gmihrmaa lb* °morsel, sad that their charges waft bk.—J.4pm* far 11. Ta 6d. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. lid Wee be 100,000o:0(0m to meet occasionally in order to army the attention ef the government find keep the tiddlers from Ireland. Hs elw described the proceedings of the 10th of Apra ea a tort of morel agitation which it woul.l be wieseery to repent, and mid that if 100,000 wring mea were to meet at Trafalgar stpuire, or tome ether pLee net the lessee of parliament, a wee all that weeddl he sameary, ead if the report air TiMilta bit Ireland ebeeld prove emit, the peeple of Eigtsda would loss be "tm" sad he signed with Hr. Messner and Mr. o*&isa tha t the time kw speidas was at ea lad, end that it wee thee to de sereellebas moms. Mr. Pan} edema lbe jam ke lb* dairlist. He said lie kit urged tbsewrier sellary Sr - eeturee the ,jury would sewer tisk et eisiar the debadest the ikee with wish be wee lase d, sad he wee sere dist lb, aranwriperseell duly welled kr a eravierei urea is peels diem Oat plevelled la the adagio of pasiessa is desk rides faille wird the elms of pm Imam as ieriele oe lefek esellederates. He begged the jury to endeavour le overseen that prtjudies. He wee aware that it would re quire • peat disci to do so, but he oiled ape. tbs m le auks that eller kr if th is prejudice wee mei weneved, he felt it would be laperible for them to de equal Jades between the peireerre and the Crown. The Attorney- Genera wee there today se it were flushed wish vic tory. He had onseeeded in obtaining a esavietione fa Every OM et the same character that he had submitted to • jury, red Yew there now relying upon the feeling =mew }wearies chartist opinions —a fooling he wee gibe man prevailed in the breasts of the jury and as that amid fait amid in hie own mind that be should shield aseebee coavictiaa. He called the upon jury, however, to diegimetat the Attorney-General In that expo/statism VMired that if they looked at the case • mil emerged themselves to ovacome that uYee te whisk he bed alluded, they would acquit the t. The learned counsel then proceeded to urge upon the jury most of the topics that were introduced upon the infelbr trials foe sedition, and complained that pro needing' area he instituted by the government ageing • peer man like the defendoont, when porous a • meet higher station, who during the nein mid Si the Reform Bdl and tho corn law agitation, bed side infinitely mon violent speschee, were not only not presemeteri, _but actually rewarded for what they had dear The housed counsel then proceeded to comment upset the different portions of the speech, and endeavoured to firm that they bore a much more innocent interpretation teem 11011c1 upon them by the government, concluding by if ev.n the meaning of the defendant wee =I, he was ensiled to the benefit of that doubt, and molt In 1m sequined. Taw biersey-General, la his reply, said that the learned eimee br the defendant bad represented him as Gondar there tins day flushed wi th victory, but he could mare them that the teak of conducting these prosecutions had bees a moat painful one. and nothinz but a strong ernes of duty and a feeling that if he bad acted otherwise it would ban been detrimental to the public interest, and endangered the public poem induced him to institute them. He then referred arils to the speech made by the defendant, and said that =thing would give him greater satisfaction than to And • Joy who, after reading it, and considering It 101 elhentlos, could come to the conclusion that it time of the innocent character represented by the Omni be the dekedant If that should be their *Misery would acquit the defendant, bat if, ea the other bad, Sew should be satisfied that the object of the defen dant ens ea create excitement and endanger the public pod„ t wean be equally their duty to fled him guilty. Min Eris summed up very bendy, and the t o r t / MOM iminediately returned a verdict of (, silly upon alewlh—The adenetaat was then renoved from the per, the jeriaWas recited. ll haltgaw six o'clock the grand jury came into roan, borino One hills fur felony and misdemeanour against all the Ma** prisonen. After some dismission the court or dered the trial to stand foe Friday morning. OLD COURT.—TeersAtur. More Mr. Jostler area ter. hotter WlMans. TRIAL FOR SEDITION. Jars Maw, 41, undertaker, surendered in discharge of his bail to take his trial upon a emu of misdemeanor, end he was plated in the doek.—The Attorney-Cieneral, Whitby, Kr. Bodkin, and Kr. Clerk, appeared for the crown. Kr. Parry was for the defence. Kr. Parry applied to the ern to allow the defendant to stud en the floor of the ern instead of remainiag at the bar.—Mr. J settee Ede, having conferred with the einem of the court, said there appeared to be a diflienity with regard to the manner in which the jury should be suamoned in the ease of a defemdsst who summilered being allowed to stand en the Geer of the owe% and sold that if It wen per mitted in this imams it might be urged that it was a erste ial. —Kr. Pim mit IS w edlbe • convenient* to him if h. hod the 'priori*, efftomihmerg loth the delladant, once that he AUK be Orel la • milieu to 'sable idea to dose The Attorney-Genemff odd he had no objeedem to the Inane ü by the iseneed oresel, if the evert andffeemi it s corbe adstesd.-11r. Justin Err ri4 the Mud set was in the seaway e t the sheriff, sad if ft wee are, it must be upon his responsibility.—Kr. Under Sheriff nines said he did not feel himself authorised in removing the de fendant from his position in the dock.—Mr. Parry said that after the corer given by the Attorney Oreol he could not kelp Waking this wu rather an negnreioas proceeding on the part of a subordinate offiert.—Mr. Prance said the sheriff wte abseat at that moment, and he did not feel justi fied is taking any other course than he bad rises. The Attorney-Omni then briefly add:seed lbs_ t jas7 sad explained the nature of the charge agar" the delbadsat. The indictment contained two counts; the first eiterging him with sedition, sad the pseud with being present at an unlawful rateably; and with regard to the latter charge he observed that all puma who were proud and who took an active part at meetings where violist and Intiammatory addresses were made, were equally guilty in the eye of th e law. As to the other portion of the chugs, then was no magic in the term sedition, and it was perfect! well understood. The offence of sedition in a penon addressing a violent and inflammatory adder, for the purpose of creating sunniest and opposition to the constituted authorities, and it was very im portant for the jury to distinguish between the honest ea pr trios of opinion at • public meeting sad the act of parties who made that right morel) • pretext for untieg their hearers to outrage and Mame. The defendant, he was instructed, was a person who tiled a respectable position in society, and his prxeedings were therefore the more dan gerous, and he had no right to complain of beiag placed in his present position, but should have pared before he acted in the manner that rendered hies amenable to the 1 ay. The Attorney-04mnd then said that the meeting at which the speech in question was delivered was on the 28th of July, at the Milton-street Theatre, the day follow ing the circulation of the report that there was an imme rsed= in Ireland, that 801160 of the railway st a tion. had been destroyed, and that the troops were disaffected, and under these circumstances, when the greatest excitement prevailed, the defendant made a speech to • meeting com posed principally of the lower enders, comprising • great many Irishmen, smarting under real or imaginary grievan ce.; and when they had heard that speech he apprehended they would not entertain any doubt as to the object for which it was delivered. Ile then read the speech at length, of which the following are the mere material p r au ctar The metric, it appeare d, was convened by a heeded "Is Inland up ? ' and the defendant occupied the petition of chairman, and commenced his address to the perms as sembled, as follows Ton ban preed a e In ntler a resprillie preds• *IL iseusw I ebey Ike aft with err" end with proem to myeeK I beim yes ere all reemair rue Ike the err geed lar. owl sallgions pores that I have been blued to earl Mee The delealsat dem read the bill ceayssiai the aesdag, sad peassadsd - . Mcitlatakl vas about to say, I la *Mail I eerily bonen It, that lain. Is up. taarritbabr Obi pilled men, dist ea metre andiaardly day by day, add way mom *at mina Is order to disk zed elleno So people at unstry, beim do. I curdy diet bin it mood I Men dot bin will do in day to iota Vueolio am united dna It to de ids to Nies do I onnr—no km eow Ended In bin MOM= Iduto-.1 um atoll do to do thelr deV. I lan jed tenni whin I tin Id WM ea nen& pleisid i" inn* hind. labia Oliddid M u .dm WES nuludd. tor edema of MO IMIRS; id sena n otun the do. vennuoi ninon to nen nor Inossilabledregin dna Mika, tbsy win rim Sr flawa, l es as Ord le Yak ilat dry ban ard ye Yu t Ids yet. sad I da ear bik that taw win Ism arriaaildog to dote %la blia Ma Inds Dila Melia loaerrauffidad by WPM brava kirk boa% govarawada lin Mn to do to "die " end ninon thoy of dot uniso • lo Nm e l uoV4 then Ma. NOV 1411112 .1 %* sot to be la bd • pddle Os No; In I to God lo tie id. Ind do frit 4k. lieu; be It pillentt tut we maim or onendos, thot lan abed ens With 01114ra or sot other En that dine to viand' no dints of bid country, 1 triad tEah _ . . lien (said the Atkeary- General)** defendant stopped, aid alter observing that there were government short-head writen present, he did not Walt the seeteses, bat then was es doubt that what he intended to have said was, that any 'pence who attempted to approbeed the meow to whom he referred should be shot. Tie &deadest then oreneded— "ls kit ear I would like Is rawer tat la ma Irish aria* terthei is tide restry, by psalm eseree areas," Is Zarlaod g :: 4 1 Mot we ere up ; ale evr, we an up Ws night, rey U ran mad be rebel by *see gintisms why will pFt e ast., stem yes. lob net believe then le re era who war att. dress yea Weight bet who la Ins beet kiwi earesarth try will gin yea so WA advise. At the raw are I Mak It is the hay of is., Nes hen by re~ a err to he.,.. that be will rim net until beta Itniarl est Lei bar abembri the rights. The difindame aside aseftsit Igoe& alter some other speakers bed addressed die Isseting,in whisk he mid : Prim" the vireos Welinglie his allided M pilimimr. I err* mistios tin list ft pet the meadar Sahli. Shit Mla am the Minder is alas aq min. I Mina ea The mon petition (awl dist Yew imlithied Is reeelbst) aallred hat yen will premmi—mory ime ell regame wlllt ows pra I bar so priers Mr ran s at e sarnallese. I hen se ale. m gimp he seek abeam. I name tae* Or elk et allegleseb. I bar no ahem* by rase Pres. Leah or Orresellea writ &lbw rings • • neer art tert hi Marisa vlll sr be are. M god that Enalliers ail dee halwales vlth Ihma, set gig draft he a rental el ha mita. Ito hay to arm twit rho. led sad *lag erstvllk linalerler visa .11spdiliskir ow! Ide air with the Qum to eat kid, rt yet I treat sir with Is an a Irk el kr heal YOWL I hen se revert Wear* to the Cram hr I arm weir raw, awl la re ad thie . :ell wit le ON Ms MY sal rime bar re bre Is beer i.e, amble bit lara. art le Jabs NA gem ert l erliel i Win art re leaser we ewer et Mar learrele the - balm lam a eapalleas. at, sis bre MY am fet Ind wail to Gel thet nary W Mama war ekaha Yak r hr his. rema ✓ried, Ira inns& la lie MIL The dehadaat moseleded this pieties et Le address by say ing, " Mind, I am not reeoaufteadieg you to am—decidedly not." The Attorney-General nod some other pins of the speech, and he concluded by stating that when the jury had the evidence before them, it would be their duty to say whe ther the speech canto within the scope of fair, honest discus sion, or whether it way nut, as suggested by tie indictment, intended to operate spun the persons who heard it, se a mean of emitter them to acts of violence and disorler. Mr. Jams Write, the government shorthand writer, was Wen called as a witness, and hi read from his none the ranch delivered by the defendant and he aliened a minim Tss IIiPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEITEMBER 21, 1848. MONEY MARKET. WIDNZSDAT ETINUIG. A disposition towards more active dealing in Consols was evinced in the early part of the day; and, encouraged by intelligence of the ratification of the armistice with Denmark by the Frankfort As sembly, some purchues were made, nut however to any important extent, which impro ved money stack to 861 to 1, and for time to 4 more. But on the reading of the accounts from Paris of last evening, received late in the day, detailing the successful progress of the communist and Bona partist parties in the elections, the market became heavy. A sale of some 40,0001. or 50,0001. for account i determined eventually a reduction, though slight, inthe I quotations, and Consols left off 1 lower than the morning rates, at 86 to 1 for money, and 864 to 1 for time, which are the same as the closing prices of yes terday. Exchequer Bills were 295. to 325. premium. India Bonds, 275. to 30s. premium. India Stock, 231 to 6. Bank Stock for account, 195 to 7. Such was the languid state of business in the foreign market, that, out of about fifty different fo reign stocks, and denominations of stocks, three only were marked for badness done in them. These were Mexican, still quoted 161 to 17. Chilian Three-per- Cents. bought at 46, quoted 46 to 7. And Russian bought at 99, quoted 96 to 100. Other foreign cur rent securities were quoted nearly as before. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 44i to 51; the Fours, 701 to 11. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents 70 to 2. Spanish Fives, 111 to 12 ; the Threes, 221 to 31; Passive, 21 to 31. Portuguese, 21 to 2. Buenos Ayres lower at 20 to 2. Peruvian, 29 to 31. New Granada, 111 to 121. Chili= Six per-Cents., 83 to 7. Brazilian, 74 to 6 The private advice, from New York and Boston by the Britannia are of • favourable character. Money was comparatively easy ; exchange on England was 9 to 1 pm. in, as termed, "the street "--that is, the open market. The accounts carried out from hence by the Niagara, which reached New York on the 31st alt, of the unfavourable season and prospects of the harvest in this country at the time of her de parture, with the rising prices consequent, had given an impulse to the prices of wheat and other bread-stuffs there, but as the stocks on the seaboard were light the shipments were not likely to be heavy before further 'nivel' from hence advising of improving appearances, and a more subdued tone of corn markets. Weeks more or leas must elapse before any very considerable quan tities of corn could be obtained from the grcat grain growing states of the interior and the far west. Freights were materially on the rise at New York which, besides, would either check shipments in some degree, or add to the cost of the produce shipped. Meantime from the generally prospering state of the Union much confidence was entertained that there would be a good spring trade, and that orders would shortly be freely coming forw ard to this country for manufactured and other goods to prepare for and meet the expected demand. The advioes from the manufacturing districts are becoming less satisfactcry respecting the state and the prospects of trade. The Manchester Courier, published this morning, observes of the great weekly market of the day before that : _ _ An increased dlgp;ne has seemed to prevail, and priers are hardly as firmly maintained es heretofore. No quotable change has taken place, but there is more irregularity gene rally ; end if it were thought that a concession would tempt purchasers, no doubt a concession would have been obtained without much difficulty. Perhaps the only exceptions are low numbers of yarns ; but printers and other low descrip tions of goods can, notwithstanding their having been in pretty brisk demand of late, be purchased at rates some what more in favour of the buyer ; in last, were spinners and manufacturers less engaged on orders, both considerable concessions would be made, and a general resort to shorter time take place. . _ There appears to be a disposition in that locality, it may be remarked, to look too much on the darker side of things, whfch may be natural enough with a still fresh and lively recollection of Nome year and a half of very great previous depression, and many commer cial disasters. But from the avowal that spi nners and manufacturers are std "engaged on orders, the actual state of affairs should not be so discouraging. As orders on hand are cleared or clearing off for some markets, other markets may be opening, since all are not equally active at the same time. The prices of the raw material besides have ruled, and are still ruling, so moderate that manufacturing profits should have been, and doubtless yet are, sufficiently remunerative, without being . excessive, and therefore on such grounds there is a fair encouragement to make for stock, when orders run short. Although, u farther stated, the " home trade" is dull also, yet at this ' season of the year, when the autumn demand must be tolerably well satisfied, such temporary inactivity can be of no unusual occurrence. The houses in that trade may have reason shortly to look for some im provement, now that harvest operations are bringing to • close. =GUM MN DS 3 per Ann Wm, SO 6 roma. far Amount, SU Lem 0 ours. 93P. .44. 3, grab. MIK 41,440, lid., March, 163 D, to Mitt 29 ; June. SS 8 1,44.% 41 I npt . von Roe. A 7 EXCHANGES AND firocxs ABROAD. Dareinua. BUT. lA—Lm. ; Ditto. 1812, 77j; Ditto, 1244 ;Mt Wei. 67 ; 61; Ditto, of th e OM, IS= W. wokmighu6. tai: true of 1141, 1i67. lizabeago on Loudon. 14.45. AI76I , SaDAW, San. 18.—Aet. Debt Twoond-s•flaU pee Coni,.. 444 441; intto, Three pez Cade.. 61t ; Ditto, row viw 7 1 61 ‘Ol. CAS ludis Loan, 4 vet cool., SU. VPOLICE ....-- - ZETIRDAT. OlYlLDHALL.—llsananona AISMILT.—F. Shea and C. SW, his wile, were reexamined on the charge of corn- waiting an samalt oa their landlord and landlady, Mr. and Mrs. CUl.—ikr icons time beck there had been bickering between the wins of the reignites parties, and the prisoners had &ilea into anion of rent. Oa Monday last a broker was called in ; bat admittanne into the nom was refused, and, after warts, some tiass, the latter left the warrant in Mrs. Con's head; at the Name time telling her that when the door wee *pm she could walk in and take posesesion, by producing the warrant. This she did ut the shames, when both the pritoners began a distarbuiee. Mr. Con, who had just cane home, ran up stairs to me want was the matter. and before he could get • enamel out of his math, Mn. Shea struck him a blow over the left eye with a shoemaker's hammer, which felled hint to the grand. They then dragged him in, barricaded the door, and asmatenced • moat savage attack on them, which they antelmeed natal the polies arrived and broke open the door with • dodge gamer_ . On the police catering they found both Mr. an Ms. Oen covered with blood, and bleeding prellasely, while there were l a rge pools in different parte of the room. At the time they (the oaken) entered, Mrs. Shea had • hammer in her hand arrend with blood.—lt. M. Con now entered the winter box with his head plastored. Ho had • severe cut over the isf: eye can oa the lilt aide of the head, and another at the bec k His right eye was blackened, and it was evident he had neelestil anon ill-treatment. He confirmed the Oren show anentleamL—The prisoners wen remanded. WOUHIP-lITHIZT.—Tea Cornier Entoaarion Sams—Anne and Emma Loanck, the yang married eines who attesied at this court last week to complain thattbeir kiebaads had been induced to emigrate ti New Teek them* the instrumentality of Mr. Jackson, of the City Medea, having their behind in a state of utter destitution wain presented themselves before Mr. Hamann to report the molt of their endeavours to obtain seas assastasee from the gentleman referred to.— The first complainant, Anne Loanck, now stated that ;uns eat to the magistrate's recommendation she called last Thursday evening to see Mr. Jackson ate ragged school in the Minnie', where he was is the habit of holding prayer mertiags, and upon reminding . him that her sole reason for assenting to her hubend's emigration was a promise from him of rendering her assistance, couched in such terms as to induce her to believe that she end her child wero to be sent immediately after him, he told her that she laboured under an entire mistake, as all that he intended to do for her was to send her some tea and sugar after she had entered the workhouse. He added that he wouldspeak to the gentle men subscribers on her behalf, bat that he himself could reader her no aid whatever ; and as she now felt it quite hopekes to expect any help from that quarter, she was totally at • lass what te de, as neither her slater not herself had a sing* hind in a condition to amid them—Mr. Hamill said there maid be no question that gentlemen wassisias *swami's together for the farther. mat of a oohs= whelk bed the waked effect of separating married sea team their when and children were bound to farina hoe dim In mad the latter out, or ta provide them with rapport's thismuatn ; but*, whets matter appeared to his so ezteseedinery, that he skald like to hear how stash a propeiden had originatod.—Selland said, that as. rAto Mr. Jashera's explanation, • land ot between 601. . had been mind by the soatnbutions of Lad aiskay, Caps. Trotter, Ohm gesthmen, for pro Meting the eaMpatisa of penitent Wars and Moss, and that by that mama ahem • damn had been already seen eat, ineksakem the knob's& of Weans woman, although ft append that Weber at them panned she neassmay qua haviag nem esamrstod • minimal edhens.— Anne Lofiack hero remsehod that dm understood Mr. J shams was about to and ant • number mare in the same mamas to Amnia, and lime, hem the inattention he had diphysil tome WNW and deter, dm did not believe he wed whintora they wen esseeted or eiegis.—Mr. Hannaill said that this losialy bad metal* sakes upon themselves to do what se •thee peusn had OM Ilmmeht of doing be bahami thole wives awl Makin a in a ka :l: Wa y ea i =limey manner; and ha aonsidsred that a raniT e sd ia rlisa s r: top flight 10 pwthom w hat see m to Mr. st ass w.ted son be a am art of jostles. • direct representation of the facts should be forthwith made to the City mimics, with whom this geatitmen wee understood to be coananed, and it that failed to produce the desired awn, the whole ease should be submitted to the Lord Mayor, in whose jurisdiction the incitation was located. In the meantime he should present each of the women with a donation of 10s. from the poor-box, but as it was masifestly impossible that such a fund should he made permanently available for their benefit, it would be necessary for them to depend for their future support upon their respective parishes, which he had no doubt, in such • lamentable caw as theirs, would be rea dily afforded them, without the alternative of entering the workhouse. The complainants expressed their grateful sense of the magistrate's kindness, and left the court. CLERIERNIFELL.—Assauxr NT AN ITALIAN BOT.— S. Antonio was charged by Thomas Layton, a boy 7 years of age, with having committed so unprovoked assault. On the previous morning the prisoner was in High-street, Is lington, playing on a spinet. The little boy Layton had a bit of cane in his hand, and was moving it about to the tune of the mask while he stood by the side of the prisoner, who turned round upon him in a furious manner, made a violent attack upon him, knocked him down, and rendered him insensible. Several paaswgaes who witnessed the affair became indignant, and seized the prisoner until the arrival of a policemen, to whom he was given into melody. The boy was taken to a surgeon.— A polio sergeant said the boy was in a most shocking state, and was obliged to be cenveyed to this onart.—Yr. Combs said it was a brutal and cowardly assault. It was evident that the boy was very serioualj injured, and he would sug gest that he should be immediately conveyed to the hospital, ' end be properly attended to, or the consequences might prove more serious.—Tho prisoner's defence was that the boy teethed his Instrument with the stick. He did not, deny the charge.—Mr. Combs directed the interpreter to commu nicate to the prisoner that he would eventually be fully com mitted to Newgate to take his trial upon the Maris ; but he would remand him until next Tuesday, when the buy would be taken care of and his state be made known to the court on that day.—The boy was th en supported into a cabriolet, and conveyed home in (strum agony, and the prisoner was taken to prison. MARYLEBONE.—Romnazx or Pixrn.—J. Longloy, Mary Jeffery Quarts, and Jane Charhow, the Vigor servant to Mr. Hanhall, 21, Edgware-road, were charged with having been concerned in an extensive robbery of plate and jewellery. Mr. Marshal deposed that on Friday, the let inst., be quitted home for Lewes, leaving Charlton, who was his servant, in rare of his home sad property. On the fol lowing Tuesday he received a communication setting forth that he bad been insit..l end t b m ,„4 h. bees captured.—A 'great deal of other evidence was gone ispe, which showed that laspeetor Purter caused a notice of p"under to be inserted is Om Hue and Cry, and that oft k'riday last the prisoner Quarts was taken into emstody at Westminster. On the meat day Giddings, a police constable, captured Langley at the Railway-tavern, Sal ututry, In whose ponosian be hand • gold ring, a silver watch with gold gamed" Me walk= akar astialea, together with if. 10s. 6d. I n ow& Om iambs were 46 duplicates. She sad Langley, adios being maninisl by the magotratas at Waratinster,wftre day bad bean &fog as man and wife, wore brought up to blades ea seas la*. Sergeant Bennett deposed to Wag Mai mei skeleton and other keys in the NM at a loam alt welsh they (Langley and Quarts) bad bola kedging, situate la Charlottestrest, King'ocross: they left One a sheet Sass afro. It was clearly shown that Ling]].y bad upon rainy canaries' visited the savant girl cr areia seem matee's residence. Many of the articles predated by Oblibp, the War: faster officer, were identi fied Kr. Xarehill as being part of the property of which he bad boon robb e d.—They were all remanded till the 28th. ATTINIPTID BITONTION IN THE Panx.-0. Bunhell, N. King, and B. Farris, were charged with an attempted disgraceful extortion. Thomas Henson residing in Hanover-place, Upper Bakeeetreet, deposed that on the previous even between nine and ten o'clock. he was walk ing through the t's-perk towards home, in company with a female, and that they eat down to rest upon one of the seats near North-gate. Avenue-road. They had not been there long when Berelisdl and King came up to them, al , kgiog that they wereconetables in plain clothes, sad at the same time King seised hold of the female, whom he dragged away, remarking that neither of them had any business there,and that he should take him (complainant) to lm station-house, which would reeult in hx being brought before the magistrate, and . fined 165., or fifteen days' imprisonment. Borchelt then laid held of the female, whose he took a short distance off, and King asked compl ainant if he had any money ? to which he replied that he had only 7d., and he gave up to him the money alluded to. upon which he said, "Now make hosts out of that gate," pointing to it with his finger, " and I'll tell my fellow constable that you managed to taupe from me." He (complainant) made his way off, the Mask having also got clear or Harebell, aim while he was run ning the other prisoner followed him closely, but did not attempt to (whet him. As soon as he Lad an opportunity he gave information of what had occurred, and the whole of theprisoners were salosquently apprehanded.—C. Freshwater said that Burehell behaved towards her in a most rude and indecent manner, and that after resisting violently she suc ceeded in escaping from him.—A man named Haply, 44, Bast-street, stated that the prisoners had fur some time past been pursuing a similar line of infamous conduct in the park ; be had often watched them, and more than once de tested them, but the parties assailed had declined to come forward against them.—Policeman Dixon remarked that numerous complaints had from time to time been made by persons who had bean Molest , d, and from a hom money had bran obtained by means similar to thous above stated. Upon King, who was alleged to have had 7J. handed over to him, only 41d. was found.—The prisoners denied the truth of the greater portion of the statements made against them, and as there was not sufficient stated against Farris, he was dis charged. Burchell and King were, for the assaults com mitted by them, fined 44.. each ; in default of payment, ens month la the House of Correction. SOUTH WARK.—Tlinear to KlLL.—Clineolle (lath. day was charged with attempting to stab her husband with an oyster knife. lbe complainant said that, owing to the drunken habits of his wife, he was compelled to leave her four years ago. She soon formed an intimacy with another man, by whom she had several children, and because he (compl iinant) refused to support them, she was in the habit of threatening his life. On the preceding day she rushed into his house, and having drawn an oyster-knife from underneath her sleek, she attempted to stab him with Cottingham raid he remembered having had the prisoner beforelim on other comaions for threatening the life of her husband, and that she must now find bad, or in default be committed. THAMES.— Arriarren Mormon —J. Richman, ctrirged with matting hie wiat's throat, sad wh, afterwards inflicted some wounds in his own throat, in the cell where -'• ' ' he was locked up, with the teeth of a 'brace buckle, was finally examined. Mr. Robertron, a rurgeon, having de .cribed the wounds ow the er's wife, and stated that the prisoner himself had tnH.abd several lacerated wounds on hie own throat, he wan committed for trial. RAILWAY NEWS. WIDNISDAT EYININO.. we bars had a fair market for shares, with, in some instances, a slight improvement in prices. But the business was not characterised by any particular animation. _ _ . MARE I.lBT.—Lommos. flimflams 20. qualailaa. at Oar la limas characters depot, aataal lareieleer: Ilkeee of Ilea, la Halide oilers' zebu. tall. • le !Gado* a 0. Weide. 37 Do•Now.l . ls Ds. Nor. 101 IT lt.d. Do. Cons. Tenths lO led f Do.N.lle. Prot T pC 1a1113110.01 1.41, a Yowl! aW Mon. Dust. a u trg. arme..o4-• Do. Nat lel Midland. Peel Do. 101.greee Do. farm& Dar. Do.o.lktal , DO. Irks yao• ~Y{.I I-ø Ili r 4 - 170 — Mad; • • florfold Du. Not. De.Owart. 61p. Q. Do. do. 5 per Cad Do. do.Woosooor. N.Cooldfor Media Dorn& Wrgern iddra Waters Oa. Wares. kW.Iv *G . %Li c h= SWUM Central !Crab.Midiessa 1, _Do. Nei! ..... . arm tar. elm I Do. do—. . Rase I Ihreroditaboolli lii iii. bid. Wei 118 ad ; I ad. • 146 se it nia ll*. (Menem * I. Nat Dw~it, Prot unapt THAW.I6 M. --- Projeniiice... AMA Daffirdmfro.. Do. do No. li Do. No Otdo No. 3 do. Tl,lrds.. 4 Wok. rorkol4Don.&010. Mow Hare Da k Water/4.k Limerick W Do. ear do.. do. aair6lAt fr. Wille.Soms*Wels. W is. SWAB. Into. York, Nowa.* Do.orlr.Nowoiirt Dolla.NollfkkNo Dodo NOlNso&Des Do4J.3isPororProf Yor o.P latforthliklbod D0 D0.N.1444. aw 111414.Ns Nome, Ammon. 41.A0g40-lioldass I 'Vat é Antos f I Pr.10r.4 Von :i AiNl6 lOt. /RAI Pessuando 1 L Lossoisi as asasard i.... efl= -. . . 4 14- i 4 4 1 14 t T 3 p . n 10d.e.d. " Ti 6.61. eid. bd. /4/11;01 Do. d do.. ....... E Paris as s il i is ft Prims. ... 16 18 Para 6d. Roost wed Hawn . 6 I Samar. mal Maw— 1 7 Nov read Nada.. 11 OK k *Me #66/11 , 1•If . 0. Mo. MEET INOH.-CMSTM LND HOLY SaArt....-Thafirstriy iffermk — Loodoll. dept. 10.—Nr. W. B. Collett in the ebair.—The direetara reps= Id of masa that as the ist Naylor the line was opened krthe the ematheyease of preragere babas Mail, sad Man thliewleg mash Me earriele af=wds sal ea t thelist el Armed the Mei* lee from Idelybead was Imugh late se. MSS. amptirs of a tereek et sheet the lithe at the NM Strarm ithedrasewaly with these egeralles the t h=etas were maged I.tereylag thresh primer a hill empowering the amagem tors mw-boats tem Hod Med to Dablin. The object they bad the eaddesion of on the thud of July last, when the royal meat wait givea M MMr bill. Tb. weds having been premed, la saticipatios of tido secerfal Yoe a/ tbeir Mee yours, the direr= were soda le legis rearing thee en the Ist of August, on which day, sad since, the entire Loads and Kingstown hes bra performed with re=fa l = m mere than thirteen hours. The adleisey of the etemealesete for the Norco of the empany has graft enstrlicelod to these MIMS= treks. Their speed sad ammeMerms km folly NSW the prothee their beilthrs, sad lice waded= of the Metes At let f=datoodeg it wee riled that the tube through Sikh it was to gm the Ire one.. the river at Oceway had Jed been Low le the bot of the per mired to receive it. It won plated et be pram petition wilier may erier,ut or difileolty; of front the lota kat the whets Seim el the lia, is prod through it. No delleedeslas table 011411. The is set mar of the SIMS mad vibratos, end tile nales of treadt ar awed, if lt Is to, that =permed is os ordiary tend. The Ma" have the grandestice le le able to fere that the i teu e this resurkatie experiment babies seareerm. MI meek es Is Justify the and perm confidence than the same mebl of transit which It is Meade] to emp loy , edie a melt Ism male, at the Send Sen, will isgMly sewer it, is perteat eels, end raise still dte higher Mr. Usher ealo eheraeler. The Moe for the bet-ssetisset .carmen awl the aingeolese pion of tur— soon, Intended to gigged them, me dredat 10 their ample duo Souks's* oil as met: es le esedellset with the safety , of such a work; ad the threats Mt that My he the mar spring the pumps seer the Ildtamila i p/re em. irmea this ob ject lias Ms sakes; sal the senators pissed ea a site, the natant be eely end sesiber whimb sMYelly exit it der the lo cation of es of the purr weeks at sit, they see eallellM Mai it will Mom es Meet done MOM hang le sea of Mom ia all parts of the sulk. kW WNW' morieseoed the railway Yon any* On eme =r all ies lik= Moeda* to the UMW et Raw sad pallet pits On dreams eared to be Wild epee skirt* kr Ike hist brimbrat dee Met this company en semi of these verbs; bet their do met herd by weed with the steads of the lee re Se we psi* pin s yea sem aoridsrable prep** shall have been seek he the verbs aderraltes hr On go verment. Reserreg the reseipes ad distarieurek et Se MCl may, which hed keno am time is the Nab at the shimbiddare, It would be preened that whilet the kiirreareeled ea Nth hese loot to i,oo7,loll.lllalltheredgiabll dest of Mt mite the extent of 2t,0211. 10s. 4d., Mig way ;NUM Sa. N., whisk mount in. eluded the whole of the eibearNtise the Issilea eld North Western Railway compmey wog aelberkeim Mali. Mk la the Mains' and the preference shms Of No 41.410 sellaresem Mier enaled eader the mot utter pm SI la Aysd On, My SIAN Mee lees Me ep. The directors Merle at MAN. the era thet with le socemary during the next mix meths ewe aid awe .On ray le robed upon the origin al shares, to mist the &Whir already kewsid. Of the sum the London sad North Warms Ompasy h ew usdertaken to resale 110.u001., big the mesa Oise ere Nether estierhed to ealsoribe by the ad of this emis. Stie remisalee the dbeeters Met to be able to providedtlre W On Wee et delemarrs et . * the tertleer Ni. at par of the gredwase Mire' alrady eardon= • a prism Nelda they well esti* here bees ask* eseeht Err s but Sr Msressemplorl rep=s_et WM. ripirtp - SEM= with ▪ sessurell isertmets Neva it be Sea egotist to lees debeebies On.M of Saes piewesse Nevis the oriel= wris Whit On make el the sheraboldue m this 7nalle of Mat step. The results as le M cif patio the punka the lion Me been Ms to the divides as the Its. we .pen le Pam. only, and the meapeay's bet Sam verse had set her domed the paws serer at rmarge's Memel, the Mit waned sorely rod, the Mord yedisesen. hey Mstre be whirr was as Mows: Preargere, SOK per week ; moreamdbe mad agricultural produce, 1001. ; minerals, 1001. This Mrs% the directors are happy to report, win exceeded within eight wale ot the apelike of the railway, seder all the disadvan tages reepareide tem the Mt operates" of es nadeaking, having areestel from that pried to the end el My, Men average of 1,2031. te. M. per week. Oa the Ist Avg. seam slated, the line was opened through Armless. seal the Nkomo we sired upon St. Oeerge's Channel. her that Mir sireelea (LIMES baths bas bees Me while on Ss mobs Sr.. the let to the Sth bet. i rA. a lrr week. The NI et lira cart, of course be sae IN isles ENO the imprewed meanie( Iftereveree Y Weis are mare ismelly beetes—ustil the serideseble brisk it On Nerd Skills is NM thc—and Mil the Masi *alb hasher la seer season isveispei With a row to the I object, the direst= kw mode sereassernie with Se Mi l = Company to teem the=hem of that En Om IN euspletke. Hitherto the Deis I Weft be said to hire eisiNeish, theintersigessateldeasahav i : a gbaselreeeNbribils= risyrerstetats Thessensaismereaultrotthe INNS irk prime hem bre samurai ea event of Se Pelmeile melee sr bees Se =darter theapsy en easiest et NI, The one miler her WSW" rms. =ley NAN per amen tar a lion of years en sweet sinks vii son, it is bailer*, eneameneo till the Irne is spend Wesel. Mosintle the roost Mei the Preaellse is de ffs =tbs mil sada dr* sea my is to be settled by At MSS Ma Mem Holyhead and Lap gm% ere Malted to two melt way Oafs WS Paths! base pe hp Me admiralty Teasel ebb& weltthe mak sod the ogler by the for rus Admiral*k et So company. N Mi whige er e pending NS the *mat fiche sank* Wens two corsair by tba I re tifisist W runt% Weft Se trawler to the one. peep of tbe eetabbibieset emesstel *di that service. Ater ahi Neikradoe Se liemehm et these* ta respect to Se akin et the erleirlierdieldire lac Monett* tbe period during whisk Se line kr hues pieties epti the deem it equit able that each Wed Meld be eenlfissl ewe as be. is opened thrembest. Wag * L I sew ~..resale on Ns been pit by her his. *kph peesisent the Pasardlee B eet s re& The slidekted in troit nes the shiressemmeri es Se Ist April kit. Yar the idle eueseiseee the leeks* resesessel that the isperas le hub dress it simehallos amid be brewed down *Si sues durs t surety, the MS Jet bet. If die term mendation be nnetiomed by the meths, it well be sow to deelare a dirideul of 4a. lid. per share his the preihresss which the director, reemsead to be raft payable en the 10th Mt. The payment of Storer en the edgiest shone to the Nth June last, they mopes to make made en the 'me day es On year, namely, the 10th of Omber MS. The direerre deeming it remary to take, steps to mod payment el memo of cell, mounter In the aggre gate to 70.1601., and berg thermos to act with Impartiality towards all puttee to dellealt, Mr herd rimers to all thenholders who are in that prrmareeit. TR= those Ms be= been keg .'aver, that mks ea et hikes the NM ot October the driers trtor impelled ft pit Sheaths pewee at itelitste with whisk en one isieeled, as veil en edge amens they may be seeks/ eradept, is tear te *mpg payment. The 'Madrid'', who have set the t f pa hsee n seria default have ceded mass Set their arrears are Mewl* to be id asemellatels prevent the leiture of the sem demon cesdrie with en expradon of cond. Mee OS the emetics of the On sad the mind of trade will rage, the expectations of thee who plamed the eadertsking.— the careens report stated Set the only warts temaft to be cos Med wee the following •lat. ghor two Mr of the rmam acs met ; On. The ased behe el Se Ornreptsides; Yd. Thegrim lrYsw Th. it. Danger entree, boot bra such thewest"rdsa ed mereggesst en the tusesis pre of the erametor, with tbe dremiree that tbe elks** ces. *resist la bed resk, haws *re tbe these to Meastke et the etkesebie, Ydlrlal tbs ...wiry at uth g Wier imustratt : thin wassar. The tonne* mei walls, and vibe.* fa , re tie lie nand the premecestertes et Penmen %eh e of the ue km slam would elatinve to tsleMA the do PO. SOMMANT OP AP O ZIPZIONTtIt. lteoel p te . Expeit fti Tim tests end ezpeaditare bent iheooottaeseement et the to him 30, 164 , 1 Z2,212,274 S 3 aseeteee end expeditors to Dee ' 11, 1147 2,622,303 s S 2,5719,4 11 Itheidpla and expenditure during the di months erred June 10, 1641 Tn. aurae& neck • few oWervations New I report, and coesinded by moving its adopt ien.—m r , q, the motion.—la reply to questions by Mr. Taylor and Mr. !prep.— ft* * the Melrose geld that they had three steamboats Owen Holyhead sad Kingstown, and could put days If they wished: the average cost of pia Ow 34.000:. to 65,0001. With regard would entire o..tt of the inapowithe to state then what ibe exactly., depend very mach on the arrangements with the ty,,,"rtit await, ; bat, as far es they could judge at premed, 14 . esetabily not sawed the parliamentary estimate by yoia, e. raped to the agreement with the government on ace0 0 ...4 veying the with, they were to get 30.000 i. a yea: p,r d ; I W certain ; after that they would continue to g o . /let amount if the line did not give • dividend of s i ft cent. ; if it gave a dividend of 5 per cent, amount wee to be reduced, but th no owe mu It te n e t do • yew. With reaped to theism:ea of working the li odo pent it would be mon than that of the London and gonh which was about Sli per eget. That did not include —Mr. Letchworth suggested that 17 directors were t w•The Chairman did not think th ere was one too natm u ;.!*77.. said there Ins • report that the late ••••--" Me, King, had resigned in consequence ce tty, ens of the directors •; he withed to know If that it ases.—The Chairman said that there wee a minium st-C-' of regret on the part of the director. it Mr. King. When he pent In his reeignation he wite" --- '' estate hie like, but the death of his father, aa I hie own er e asterealm al him to resiem—The report was eloptal—ltn. were then weed authwiring the base of debeaturs ferndo arena sham, in atcortince with the recommendation of the and declaring a divbiend Wen lid. on the preference shares to r tM Oet. 25. LOWDONTIRET AND BNWISILILLEN.—Adjourne Iha pearly Mewing.—London, Sept. 10.—Mr. J. C. frith it al chair. The chairman stated that the director. bad lately nangemeet with Mr. Leielanian for the sett lement of eato - sums of 15,0041. was to be paid him in ea-4, VI, woo th q .„..• enabled to mhos it, and the remainder, 20,0061., in dchaturte, in equal portions at three, five, and wren years' date, t o." interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. On tia.mg 13,0004 Mr. Waltman is to make the catenates of 14,4,, Don7.•sidge, If required; and Mr on being paid the (10,00.001.), to make the extend= to the Victoria-Le* if called upon to do so. A discussion 'armed nettrectre marking the line. It was contended by Mr. Vwdepat net Bad that there ought to have been • profit or 1 , 1 k on the revenue account for the hrdt.ycer, Moral d . low of 151. On the ocher aide It wee stated that there had ten • extra expenditure, which had not been provided for by the .4,, of the committee. It was the intention of the board to seed omit Hemming to Ireland as general manager, with instruetioar ez out the strictest economy. Th e liabilities of the comma, were to be 51,0604 Includingldr. Leisthaan's claim, and in Abu,. y ir ., they would require 9,0001. to carry the line to Dero-bridge, would make &VIOL The eats in effete amounted to 31,1Wl pud wom astabeelt immia seethalf . t i b t : d i e t te r th u o i.b. f the corn . m rem e rli min t, being pr e te the gamut of the arrangement with Me. Lug... and that th diners be wirer ed to proceed with ths to Derry-be** r sees se prectimble, Mr. sorra rut the rstanden et. Ilse and moved au amend:nue, etiq was emended sal Mfr asiglael motion au dr no ried.—The sessileg less nab grail for the pnrps d erring • raider *deg In the in nag 501. shares, elk ti subeigee see 12/. share hilly pie egg and two tur.ion k g 121. lea seeli,Ms kr all of W. ton matepeWed in =encases belts re. Mes sr aeon we, oar ir to, an the ground that App wadi Wain their lIL paid-up share, and transfer their tater to tees at straw, see Own get rid of their present liabilities. eh was me by the Lam= of seisms to the resolution, declare' go no ens should! trial* soy there till the calls now due by luso. poise —Mr. Clay, /LT w wee et spinier that the plan of dinmg shares, es prepaZz gab sehl Ite the mean. of include' the i e . Waste to pay mike of the arrears now &LEMON,. —After ea arreemet la spreltlon to the measure twegyo negatived, the estigferl noises wee serried, with the aidithedie v..... 50 Aberdeen . . I'l ii. 34 4,060rp1.141 . iibil. 31 41 10 qtrs. wft.• Lydia , 4p. 34 134 hi,. Wel. I 111.4011* 4 .1. 10 li Biro. & OZ/.W AL I 4 0 6 Dooloss,filso.•Diew 2 d. 111 18 airmoilErdor 3/4.491. 16 Mr* lt 114.0. d. •• 14 4l. 14 L No ft Do 1 *ow C a d 1006 31 Dol.lo Protarsoov 1T 1 10 471 Motor a Noiyhood. VA 100 Y l6 M. Prourrwoo. -. 14 040. 9) $0 t 00414•2 100. Jll.l. 100 16 ZA•11511.4E&1 4 D 19 107 11 Do. DV. K. a H.I. 4 5 3 X 31 1 Do.l34=Pli L'. 1 A ft Oftftes 13 i 6 D0.N0w61411.61;CA 0 1 ft no. sseLbvel- . 1 or , tt, 5 66 Do. do.. . No. 1 • t 1 60 D0N0r.&446p a &I lo.oto cant. • I 6 Do. 1 Omni . 194 Si 16 Do. 21 i rt. . IL /ft 5 16 Sooty* (MY; /4;i 10 16 Do. do ..... ..... 14 16 13d. 4 171 Do. do l6 141. 10 10 Do.dodoro.o.4PC ad. S ft Do l t% jam.. . do. 4 9 4 1 16 Ili a lt. do. Rea OW. 15 9 64 Do. 4 dam l4 1 41 D464,CLAVAJ.IO I . 11. 10. 10 IC 23 Kaot LiNislnalleil 10 1411aft/4=l44o l tiso 4.W. 11 1 Do. 1 od. 1. 9 Ift Do. i Maros. " 11 9 1. , 57/tr ii t a rts,' I6;:o. ftd. 1 I li 1 VlPo si trAlo i Otanak& wall/Fel 104. 300 Groot North a I 10v. 13A 1 I 16 Do. N lb. N o . 3 , OA 111 ft 14 Do. Now. 161. 93 Ofts4 Memos 616 91 Do. :FL= 23 Do. De. VIAL- $0 Do. N0w.544 Hogi red kit" .•. 99 334. 16 Ib. l Mario ... .15 49 14 Ift 1/0. t *UM . 7 MI. 60 Looortor 3 Clerlift. 93 10 Do. MU* VS Lanarklrd It IbrO M 03 84 Do. 6o in cd. 4 , lit. 43 Do. Mao 171 Do. Moroi 4 Do. .., 4o d. 494 N Do. Ellateonlito 4.6 X 13 , Do. nab 490,11 40 1 1 I, Do. NetoGoarAipCl i b. , 41 D&Lberoo.abir4 16 34 Dolioddero/441744 , 1: 60 Do WAI PatftGok I* I Do. W. li. Mokpo.. Sid. 16 11 D 14 .1 ;= . _, " . " n : Ilf. 23 to Ueda owl o.roovo -0.. 10 10 Gods sod 3Alrok ... 71 )3 25 SO Do. lino - . ft Do.Pre.6porDed. 1 91. 3 6, 14 lb.. Atone.* N. As 10 ' 13, Loodtv. 4 18. vlarail 4/ IT , 014 Do. listemoba ~. 74 {) 1.4., 1.410t00.11.3 Ti 4 4 0 lb. do.Drar.64l 1 74 !II D0Pre.04,410.a. I 1 60 N. do. 1452 ".... ft 20 4 D 0.11606104.110.01. 11 : 1 1b . Lolod .o o awd ,r tir . over . I ? 41 Londolk I. 61. Wsobi PrNaw n 1044 10 9 10 X Do. iA on 4bl. 1 3p. ..:. ' 7 Do. 40. Now 9 4 21 3 Do. Moths 6 6 15 140.44.06.J...4 Al. $6 11 D0.131.ft..14.L3. a 6 ✓ Ift.lo.mol of l Irp. 9 1 19.101.0., Mail 1 11p. 119 COMMERCIAL AND iL4RKRTA PRODUCE.—MINCINO-LANE, SIPI. 207—:i1; Opt market has been rather more steady, but prices are the Ism urn terday. 050 blab. of West India sold in the private coronet ask The public sale of 1,500 bags ldatelo was nearly all bought is form of purchemes at the full merlons rates, but subsequently mid kynt ". rate contrast. Bellami doll, standard quality diMmlt of slid --Cam : The Mega pubbs mks went off with more mkt nab mine ties peak awl the prices paid showed an advance peaty gn rally of 2a upoo the late lowest point, the good qualities Wag Ng in request. 1,500 begs Meta Ewa said in public sale, chat la IL to $l., 160 17 . =ortatio• • also 1,000 bags plant.** Ogg at pins which from 9.4. to 42a. A few lots of wry hsia enlace al known marks mid from Os. to 119s.—Pimento moldy b wilisit wan g advastoe.—Rum remains out of demand—TAM in Ms lady tacky at 475. 9d.—Tea montane. la limited dewed,- ins mmtlaues dull, but importers do act prow ealea—thellsta Weems eiteratioa. 3 t cie Bow to laid Welk. In London, Liverpool, 4. er. ,90, To atr tbe siebeliperiodia4allasier: Inman . DIIIIPII PAID ON SL W 1846 TO LAST mini Total ems dm In 1147 Inarem 119,611 114 COTTON.—LiVaItPoOL, Sart. 20.—The market sallet mar= dull. The sea to.day numbered about 3,000 bale, leek 300 takes foe expert. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-44AnA DIM All. as t a rtblia ...... 0 0 Balsa. .... 0 0 India a Routh. 0 Means mil 1 Watorked .. u,l Planters ... DI ampton..ftitle 11 .4.8421 1 Dunagbadoe. 0 1 Prance ...... (, Do. Menea u 0 it.ismob. 0 GuernAJers. 0:0 Liston Sept. 201 Boman sal lir 8rami1..14.11 0 Hastens .... 0:0 Bydn. N.d. W. 01 litax Gaaveszirrs, Barr. 20.—Arrived Minden, Keitch; Charlet; lbs. mark: lama Campbell, Demerara; MacOmber, Odom; 04 Lachlan, Jamaica; Lady Bale, Pernambuoo ; Oce4, Arth.Wd Naiad, dines; Agnes, Guernsey; Tamar, Caen; Albiae, Bose; West, Denten; George, Guernsey' Diadem, Onegar ; Guernaey; James, Bt. Petersburg ; Isabelle Hally, Magnet, Winn Peel, Rotterdam ; John Richard/4, Memel ; Barger, Twang; Wearier, Raterdam; Bic Rdward Banks, Ostend; Lector &kw gaud, Baltic; Blab" Hamburg; Alpha, Nieuport ; Joliet !. Havre; Buren, Guernsw ; Viper, Malaga; Lion, Herlingen-- 5 4 1 : Fortemeue, _Bermuda; Belle Creole, Sierra Leone; Mem, Holt Town; Diadem, Bt. Petersburg: Derwent, Buenos Ayres; 4414 Greenock; Caledonia, Nora Creina„ Hamburg; Rainbow, Itotterdm; Triton, Ostend; Mono Gone Gottenburg ; Beetcek; Ameterdam; OMey, Hobart Town; St. Petersbarg. Lamnaroor, Barr. 20.—Arrired : Two Friends, Akzunirla; tK tennia (s), Boston ; T. Hunter, Bonny; W. Buivell, Permitter; Aetna Mina, Harlingen; Catherine Engel('., Rotterdam; lbals, --Sailed : independence, Boston; Jeade, Apalnintols; In WA . Damns.—Off E. Glen, Albion New to Liverpool, was 'poles lid LW, la the laL — W Wear, with two of her crew dead and sawed We with fever. T 4 Capricorn, Jamaica to Loudon, was wrecked sot Nassau, N.l', 10th Aug., pert of cargo land and rest expend Ms saved. [Advertisement.] JOHN KATI'S WOltdDial ' l Pi lo—Another lat. hat Just been published, coatainleg that healed awes of cures t Naiad by Woralell Vegetable R ,40 . 11 " pared by John Kayo, Eq., of Daltou.hall, tam Iludder•fista once of this remarkable modielee Ls to purify the blood, to Jar Mel eu obettssatiosa s to Old dagealon, to remove amimoniom taa restore healthy action to the liver, and to invigorate the Oat ole tan. °bairn that the arms of John Kte. tototht r tab a asdale of his signature. are old Ws direatloas for s u n g wrapped round sea ta. Price lrr lid.. 3f. and 6d. par b•A ;to be bad of All cbatireat repeatable mech.:tut venfiera KITH& ANDY.—Beet 19. e 4 Albyne, the .tfo of T. N.l.khdy, . . , eon. BETTY.— 3, at Dublin, the wife of J. Betty, FA., of x, BUTLISH. U. the wife of W. P. Butler. Rai.. of Iffewlmo Oartow of a chits. HAMILTON. — dent. IS, at the pareonage, Roemattery. lbe Aida° Rev. F. 8. Hamilton, of • min HAY.—fr. 16, at Offitenel, the wife or A. Hay. Ten, tare OIL 110 JU ' irea Sept. 17, at Wrcocleoham immune, the wife of lbeala H. R. Julius. of ',daughter. RILINORMANN. L • 7e ccIIcpt. 18, Hobart. place. Eatoneiuste. 1M were O. Ell n. ~ of swill. MAN W l :Tr—Sept. 18, at Upper Sonthwichetrect, Hyde part. 119 ' 6 Meows& Bin, of a daughter. II ITCH 17. at Charlton, the wife of Capt J. W. Elk M& R.A., of a daughter. PlTT.—Sept. it, at Hoodeomb rectory, the wife of the Rev. J. 1114.4 a daughter. MARRIAGES. OARTWRICIIIT—FRESIANTLE.-Bept. 19. at St. Peter 4 .l lol " by the Rte. W. R. Fremantle. Md./ . Claydm, Bud., A A. CIA wrtibt, Esq., eon of the late W. It. Cartwright, gm•Of .P m . fee Nei amptebiro. to Mary, eldest daughter of the Right .Hou• Sr T. 7.► mantic, of awanhourne, Buckinahanwhire. 011.illER—WORUALL.—nept. St IRMO. nerto_ n toref".,.. Mr. li nen y Chouler, to Betsey, Only daughter of Henn Won.% r.or of Turnhamareen, Middlesex. FORD—dEUDON.—Sepa 14, at St. Label!, Manchailer. = m W e 11 1 W. 11. King 0. fort= i 11wpm:her. la Xika• Oa' Seddon, 141, of Hall. lIIOOINBOTT of N.—dept. 18, at the • Bowden, by the Rey. W. N. Mann, view, WIIIWo llow7 ll tom, of Aebtorfunder Woe, lancashlre, solicitur, &lea •m • err. lEg/inbottom, yep of the mum place, to Thlrm, daughter of dal kit la Aahan beq. 11/E:fiRIFFITH.—Sept. 19. at St. Georpa'f, Hanoter .4018 C t. T. O. NAOS, R.N.. to Lambs leabella.=sughtor of Or L‘ k Oen. D. (Wilde, of Padwortb Home, LONOPIELD—PURCELL—Sept. 16, at hi. Armee. Nbr o zr t Bee. O. Unclad, A.M., F.T.C.D., John, eldest win of 11. Esq, of Waterloo immix sad of Eleseourt„ Cork, to Loins. JetirOW of the late Rev. M. Purcell. of Burton, in the woe count/. REID—FINDLAY.—Sept. 18, at Retreat, by the Be.. W. Grebes* J. Reid, Eel., Loebelanoch, to Margaret, eldest thuillser of f' Findlay. Esq.. of Highgate, Beltb. FU C K . I.B 7 OOODLAD.—Sept. If, at Barn, Inetembire. by the Reg.& . u T d ma r r a lllitm o. Sarah. wb lairticer,lato=l.i) Bury'. WEBTON—WAKEFID.BctIi at Harr/Mem, Rer. Owe Frederick W• 4011, VIM el $., Ravensworth, to Mer 7. olt" daughter of John Wakefield, o f t edgelck• W INT HROP—CURTIA—SepX 7, at Malta, W. A. trinterop.lig United Mates Coeval at Walla, to Lama, daagater of tot '°°° William Curti. Bart. DEATHS. RTOW—Sept. IT, at Brighton. J. !Antos, Bob, of Stileforiar FLOOD.- B elM. 16, at Stimmer-bill, Emilio:TlT. Alms. v" " Ol ilwd.". :1187:11ept. 1". 17, Mr. J. Make( Welall, aged CO. A ll an. cf IiORTOW—Sept. 17. at Larldiekl, Chelenow. 31 111, the Into O. tiorton, Esq.. Tmarser:4 o ahlre. lIARTE.—Sept. 17, at Olperry, Ira, Clara, eldest dint terof P. Hart*. Esq., of Watilmetreet, 16. HAINIALL. 18, at Hmesehonee, T. llama. Eal . agnl B3 . METOALFi:.—eepf. 20, John Metcalfe, lig.. Chaim= of ter Bard of Guardians of I.eede. and • member of the Towa Council o f Wit borgh. MUIR oftouh la SePt Ikat M ilea issing Home, oar or., fl° f Wg e J. Muir, , of Gartiorry. t 1 POOLE.--Bep• 18, at Almelon. Henrietta Oda , A rend of Ito t e ll • Eta., formerly of the Omer, Stanmore, 1111,1lowl, aged 7 1 . spoxo.-Bept. 17, at Magas, Sutra, Jane. relict of aa. " Fpen, 114., of Cobtree Home, Bexley, Kent, aged 61. TAYLOR.—dap! IS, at the Laurels Padleten, Ruske Scott TajlA Eft- &dation of the Wei Edward Taylor, Rea., and on: Vs 1 Al.nch we , naerei•., Pr/ ,` • a ;.4 •• I a iy tl U . 1 CI 41 I a I I ■ tr ba S ■ fib 111 lab IL Ii r IN 11,- 116 fll SI talk 10111 0/1.1 , Ds 04 MO; lIIq 1,04 alel; &Mr WA: 341 ra▪ m; I , l* dir; boa. Ls /t • I to Is ti▪ ro [ I C ' wino ur !la eSila td as ismai • To( t osi Irr 111 hobs ~hot xto. nicla rik PINTA CO. r T. fli•