The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-17 00:00:00

TES L4TI MYSTUUOI7B bIAIN IN THE AJASIENTS-C4X4I. Lat.! evening as inquest was Lchl a! the Qo3llles Arun thne• house. Twig Folly -Lei tie, 13t shawl - erase, rs spi,ilon t!,c •leatti of a urn, ealuien, Intail died to the Raper neer the Vertosisryatk. The dm' wimps., George OoMbey, elated that Ise tossi rs body off the wharf at the rear of the Qawn's Arms, isms !lately adjoining the Twig Fatly-brolgr. The &mesh wee work naked, wad with smistance he y,,t tar body as sham A fun dc.,-rirtiun of the atesesears dress bad bees gives by the polls.. ilehlots, the swipes of Grern-easet, deposed that he La! szentincd IM body, which was that of a lies full growu man, *holt 40 years of age. There weft two marks ea lbc right tow, owe broils on the 1... • cf the Lead, and • Ircereel I,mA of the scalp. There wt re ctIA r injuries of a supetti Val character, which wont,' c•• etatit for death. Tha deceased lei& have died from drowning. A Juror—Might the injuries have Leen ir.fis ..ed before death ? - Mr.bleldolo—yes; bat I have examincl the holy reieetely, ead here probed the wroooda end I cerar.t eocount for the thrall of thoseeed milers I wake a pot 14/I.t'oLl elarsioldics. 'lto. F.rrentea—Are rot of opiotort that the demand inlaid hot : . I.lllrojeto the maid ? Mt. Meld..4—Ves, be might have waltil into the weir, theau..e there is • towing path on the imis'ita aid* of the beam It in not a public pathway, but foot pueespes au airily teach the aids of the cued. hrOf—Do you think the wounds wen inflicted before &nth Mr.tdola—l elnaot eay; but my impression le that they werr. li,e-conseisble 304 K depoerd that he ma the body of the deceased shortly after it was taken out the Water. Thurs were venom rassim ea the Lady, bat how they wen caused ha could not say. The deceased appeared like a reabwhipper, and vas hard in rorduriy to umn , blur striped emit, ead leather buttoned bums. In his pockets were band • book.hian elesp bade, marked with th e Minds •• H. P., sad • few hisndbills. A full dearriptka of the skewed had been duly posted, but the body had not boss identsfied, The jury, although the rase was involved in mystery, returned an open verdict of `• Found dead in the Regeat'e , isnah but abets, how, or by what meana the deceased tame .nto the eater there was no legal to show." NARROW ZSCAPII FROM mai wyErg. The steamer Clansman left Stornaw ay on Monday, at half-put 12 o'clock, p.m, with the intration of landing Lord &Liman end Lady . &Atom, besides otter four of their piety. at Balmacarra. ateanate strived there at eight • luck, evening, but was enable to land them, oa moment of the storm which wee bierwieg is upon the gum, or rather Tips the rocks. The areswere than got started again and protereded to Kylahle, tits captain expecting to be able to bad theta them. The steamer reached that plea about hailed deg, by erbierik time it yes melte dale. wi th • amen pis ot wiad and re*. The etteersol he wee Wm era vire the keryamma tome of I. Dark! Ithrehatia sad Ow brie boat te the asemer. The peeneraere sled Lapp woe get oath* ca board the eery best. awl the Wear, Oda backed out to enteer, Lavin the beat Ile pall le the shore, the wind at the thee Nevin ell ihe asua, Wks the Me nutmeg oat to ems sheet er man aim per bow. The boat appeared to keep her mend it a sham thee, whim then on beard lIMIS dishful te give op the arm* sad *low her top es the Mad and tide them bor. In a eery that times she wee threw the Soma, amid is theme as bead the Were N sp. :flthat they had aback the arks at the other elan as atp ea Mari the beet wee mesa to go oat. Dg limas eselihro beat had been ant of how the Charms to aunt then, whoa it likewise the Yeas Leader boat we them cent tow whet W become at the ether two teeth 'which Weeks did met rams. The nesserses lete-boat wee them lowered mad wosarre, mad ant se try mad dad oat what basso* at the ethers, when' the ark a mead tam alma the laad emu* denims sad ammo bask is the 0f.,. at the ale, sad mpermil that N wee hepossibis tot them to had as ease* of the met that was analog at the eon. ok• was this rent away apia to go farther ease the had to the piece where the other low had has sees ka, Ira elms wee caly a short time away whims the Ira beet home the ream, reteraged, sad told that when ahoy I math* the cargo boat Me was Abaft upon • reek MIMS dieteace hon the thane They Mon etteumied to tow her ed. bet were sot able, w pow ed the ass h the cargo bbl Jammed lam the essamer's boat, whoa a quarrel seseed be teeth the men is the two boat, the wind mid tide to the manattiage dri theta bolls over the rooks into a ansla mead or pray, two Wear* when they athesed to pt leaded, tide taltmothe *vest to get isto the water to the middle. Of COMM, between ram mad oak ether, the whore party inn drenched to the shin, * which einghtios they hail to nasals bar show three homes ea to asealiabiled 11 mad. *ghost thy slasher 'whatever, whoa they woes all esiely ferried over to Ky labia, in the aseaer's Ilfwbum . afire which Übe 1161•MOIN pocseded to Porno. The newer lay Moat twu Ware is I' , etre*, and thee id at four prneeeding on bee amid coulee. elm she amen Med the sane pay at Kyleakin Meat eight la the awing. rd Bnlrw.a pee lOC to be divided sru , test sit Lade for their earthen as his haicat—Glasgow gat. Bcrrosta WIDE' wzat Amman.— Cheat mamba bm hem awned M Aboalme, elks beer of • ma baying bola fauna es the moatir saw tint omen watArr mecamemmewe whkh Mime • belief Amt be bee bona snap renamed. The arm of the deemed Is lean Thema ; be worked es • mime at ens of dm 0311110 Si ia the noighboarboad, and bed hem mimed from IVe bows he Wheat ton dem lapilries were mods f at hint in emey garrieris wbirh it wee dm& Ilhely that MY aga wadi b. Netting wee brig 1.4 bin until hi. holy WM Semi rirso L mew bat 4mmeedatos 1 deomposiume as the top et ems of the mannagem INamaisa of the dimovery hem dm e b . , the sewer Si, the district, that aim= W wament he ea famthey, sad &meted that the remela. &sail be seartally aosminad by • medical sesa. A pert mere= eneminatime W'oonseptently baba mode, mod be. Miss showing thee the demand had mow ed a heavy Lbw on the bad, bh.sfr duciseedlha gtot that• „',.•th bid bees twodod by tiosagaisHow. .no *lee d ' 'agetvly camel otioaroso - os to her eat the eh+. ;LIDS uf , a, sad the ingeset hhe Mon mijoarned far some day. m ..rder to .0 rtd them gm to d so. _ Tug TithTELLEM" Cluisnow.—A abort time •4p) the seagietrates sitting in petty assiesit tmr the Ifigligsta divines, per . deciann upas • very skims omits ands the " Boni Fide Travails' Beer Act. Mr L. Lamm, of the Fielneesssof Arias, Wood-pets, was swim not, al the insists tithe palls, ender the Suborns( cumistastm —Os • Ihniay maxis( he Maimed hate h's boos, for the mama of Myles niabaent, two pewees' who havime walked Iron Lends, were beyand question traveller..." is Übe ems is which that tine Ls Lees &Maid is the mass which Ism seism seder the set. A sea who sopplas Mr. Gibing with hi weekly as called, end us asked, by the l etrovellen" to a slue beer which they weirs drinking, and. of emus be dal so. Mr. Wham sr seumsemed for allowing this poets to drink the beer which had bees wapplied to Ilio skew, end Os urged. is answer, that is had sot supplied the mimo sas with the beer he desk ; it was supplied to the " villere„," who robot his to drink, sad that the mows !impel, lei. s traveller is pots% of Mt, isartaurta en be left ILO honer at Weitlevona • abort dints--e fr n. Wood. perm, error, Sashay looming at three Ora', k, welke.l to F:tet *rept, oat versed his prpres, walked both, and ty the Limo hie pipers woo delivered W porforood a purvey of over Meaty silos. However ressenshis ch. scab? appear, the Onion held that me the sem tended mar to Mr. Gilliam, he we Dot o " trareiler," and that Mr. Gilliam ws sot 4natrileal in Sliming brio to drink the boar of those who wen a hie house. Coneidining that the larkt letter t f tLe law bed h.en "valanced, they imposed • die of ma Aiding to make • movie...as tuith the oars se they said, wee of the /soot poretble c:lsaraetir. WA;PlItn, APPOINTIIFNINI, AND PAOXOTIOXII 1$ TIM CI.II SEAS . ll'r.—The ForersDayertommt.—The Cos mtlehrp or the Arnow has tea...* vacant by the proarker of Mr. T. C Host —eatery {On! TIM Admirelm.—Thm AA burr percher mod appointments is the Deparimrt a the Accountant (moat of the Navy. Somerset on e, ter secreted on tim burr to that department 04 (Intim err neeted nub the Orr fired smoky have mkt. place Hors. A. H. Mawr sad W. R. R. Hooper to be Sewed Clam Chalks; H. Hwy J. Terser awl Th. rom Loo m s to W Arbor esommg Clime Cher • Hewn. S. T. Covell, A. H. J. Petre, 0.0. Tura. A. B. Iremes. J. W. Denson, A. H. Osfeey, sled I. IL Berri. be be Try, Clem (leer ; Meer. H. C Cr zt er .. . Tlsimme to be Tempe:my C1e0 . ... Legal .—Ths elle* of Deputy Re order of Limped bosoms roost by the promotes et Mr. Blair Mho Chelskip st tle Welly Caddy Come lea immure Twat der d. et Mr. Hierevi DY+ll; Igr Robert gem Remerder et W Mats +prefared Judas ~f the Coast se Sweat of kNord. Yawed by Mr. Blur. Mr. Jobe Troia hes ler snorted Remoter of Bet snot South Kerr is ills moat of Mr. W. Creed, rtYvver+l. Mr J K. Mr lea ben sweated Judge of the County C„ :eat, Liverpool, is Its room .4 Mr. Park ro ar 4- ortocy, Ur!. Cresens.—Hr. Henry W. Ir pt bee be= promoted from Clerk Third Claw to be Prdmi Chelk sad i11•14 . .111 Costroller a Argenta of the Ti. Derry moor. lop 1..; Mr. o.ege Hspler l ee bum PrY".i. l Tres Torch to Third Clara Clerk be the Tea Deportueat, La ado.. Iretsod —The ore of Prim:opal Amber!, Court 4.f &she erer, hr rare vacant by the death of Mr. Wrlifsra Sie ges Cooper—salty ; the Profeseorthip of Natural Elroy is bores s College, Cork, has Lector 'mast by the death of the Rey. Whit. Smith, F.L.S. —t.fri torma Donor. -un mac Oss Santis° Ocroses 16.—Adlimmidiss on mugs; 1,001 ; Alia be mum Sall% IN ; load. 1,221. (Adeertieeteent I— HOLLOWAY'S OINTeMIT AND to ^• It 1 , r.. , sae basestee tea %yea as er rev.tretat ,i,i Ileerael et • . Ileeneraibecze. wee Ow thane ewes WA be ob.* ewe t. rel= 11•••• um6 m lowne...i. Us Odra Amnia, Ibt itelr *Mee , ll= Oa WM .areM Is 'a MA rift 116.1.4 11111ilt to wee( be me epee la r. r. ewe rank Mme, WON mu I 0• WI be el =Mao Illamilmi tie wale •el ~ma in Wo ••■•ll.lmaift has ...1 N. l i iia4ma bra. net_ ... ‘er A. Illusee, A. etadlib. a . 16114 Ma& 71011 LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. CISAILIM Meet% Up Jar Whiteirma.stivet, draper, to sur render Ov. 22 at 1, sod Nov. 20 at 11, at Basinghall shoat. Sots., Revd and Co., rnday-areot ;oC &Mg., B• 11, Colemeadmet-buildings. WILLIAM NATHAN SISSis Cure, Wellington-dad GOS will-striwt, sad Nottingham, wholarale tolimooniati Out. 2 sad Nov. 26, at 2, at llaeadall-street. Sok. George ad Dowsing, King-strert, Cheapaide ; off. meg., Bell, Colontaa-street-buildings. Mien/inn PALSIES, Brighton, plumber, Oct. 26 at 1, sad Nov. 24 at 12, at BasingLall-etreet. Sol, Cutler, Dell g=tord-conuams ; off. amid., Dell, Colaniaa-attvet- Jane, STESULAN, dlLany•street, Regent's-park, pianoforte mansfacturor, Oct. 26 asd Nov 21, at 11, at Disingball gest. 801., Carpi ate', Elm -court, Tample ; off, ming., Johnson. Dminghall-street. EDWARD Hu tot, Old Cavendish street, ourghtil bi radar, Oct. 31 at and Nov. 23 at 12, at liasin'rX greet. SOLI, Lawmen sad Co. Old Jewry-chausbms off rag.. Edward+, Sambrook-ea:rt. CIIAMILLS ZOOCADA. St. Map-ens, City, importer of gilt emeddllgs, Om. 28 at 2, sad Nov. 27 a t 1, at Ward hall-alreet. Scala, Bell and Co., Abchureh-lame, City ; off. ads., Lee. Aldermanbury. EDWIN MILLS TATUM, lower Thames -Street, City, Wine 1111111611111, Oct. 29 sad Nov. 27, at 11, at Basingball odd Sol., Andonon, 13srmeyard•chanibera, Bucklers- Imp ; ark., Edward; Sambrook-court. Jude ALDLLWAILMIL, lassie-hilliterrace, Kent, ',Milo, Nov. 9 at 11, and Nov. 30 at 12, at Bminghidl.atroet. Sol, , Plan, Ironnionmosida, City ; off. =rig., Peamill, Said IL EMBRY, Aaron-junta-Birmingham, roller of metals, Oct. 29 sad Nov. 19, at 111, at BirmiusilCourt. Sol., Smith, Birmingham ; o ff. swig., Christ Birmingham. JoaaeSl MoSIDALF, Coventry, engineer, Oct. 29 and Nov. 19, at 11 I, at Birmingham Court. Sole., Mined, Coventry, ad Race, Birmingham; at saalg, Christie, Birming ham. Joint TAILOR, IMOIMar, tillinithiettLrer of &m hosiery, Nev. 10 and 24, at 109 ad ,at Birmingham Court at Not tingham. W., Hanby, Latticed; off. dig., Harris, if Jatat tin tglas MI;NDLI and BICTSN TILLL MCNOLE, Plymouth, Oct. 29 st 1, and Doc. 3 at 10, at • Road Cad held th. Turner, Euter ; eIL mak., bud. Timms. Radnor.; Leahy painter, Oct. 30 and Nov. 27, et 11, ait Leis Comet. Sots., Bond sad Barwick, Lade; elf. wig., Young, Leeds. iAllna BLACKS - LINT, Limped, attoraey, Nev. 4 ad Dee. 2, at 11, et Liverpool Court. Sol., Eye; Prude ;GE wig., Commove, Liverpool. Tuoids Bray, Lancaabire, dyer Oct. 29 and Now. 90, at 124, it Manchester Court. Sol. Cburdill, Ildebester ; off. easig., Remasima, Maschesar. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER- 17, 1857. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (raw(7 eft e:nur's ousrrs.) WAR-OFFICE, OCT. 16. 3rd Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Taw Sergemi-Niejor Thomas Dawes., Rom 10th Light Demos's' : te be comet, without perebees. vice Boucher, promoted; Treacle Anthony Beriekleid Hancock, gent., to be most. with out purolaes, vita Berkeley, promoted. Ith %moos Otaerde—Lieutesiant E. Prideata Chichmtmi from the Seth Foot, to be lieutenant, without purdah's William Meesagtmon Erskine, goat., to be coma, oh purchase, vice Chains, promoted. d • Sergeant-Major John M'Bryam to be comet, without purchase, vice Wentworth, 'promoted. 7th Light Dragoome—Cormet Robert Dalrymple Steve, from the Ist Dragoon Guard., to be cornet, vice Onnaby, appointed to the led Dragoon Guards. Bth - Light Dragooss—Ensign Denhou Montagu H. lege, from the 31st Foot , to be cornet, without purchase; Troop Sergeant-Major Michael Clarke to be comet, without per ches. Royal Artilkry—Aasistant-Surgeon Henry Bowles Frank lyn, heal the Staff, to be assistant-surgeon, vice Rudge, promoted to be staff-surgeon of the second clam. Scott Fusilier Guards—Acting Quartermaster William Smith to be quartermaster, vice John Jones, who resigns, on being appointed camp quartermaster at Alderehott. 9rd Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant William Stewart, to be captain, by purchase, vice Neville, who retires ; Ensign Walter Anguatus Daubeny, to be lieutenant, by purchase, rice Blake who retires ; Ensign George Thoreas4 to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stewart ; T us Jones, gent., to be ensign, by purchase , vice Dau y ; Lieutenant Talbot Ashley Cot, to be adjutant. 10th Foot--Lieutenant Richard Cored& Clifford, to be cap tain, without purchase, via Dunbar, killed in action; Ensign Y. McPherson Betty*, to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Clifford ; Sergeant John Cam, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Erskine, died of his wounds ; limn Detain, gent., to be maim without purchase, vice Bettye. 22nd Not—Ensign Francis Sherard Chichester, from the 39th Foot, to be ensign, vim Wolsley, appointed to the 84th Foot. 29th Foot—Lieutenant Charles Hugh Lev** to be captain, without _Recluse vice Brevet-Lineament-Colonel B. Faber, killed in act ion; Lieutenant Richard John Erase to be captain, without purchase, vice Demon, demesed ; Baden end Adjutant John James Bailey to have the rank of lieutenant ; Ensign Charge F. Hart to be Ikate neat, without purchase, eta Leeinge; Resign Willem Winn to be lieutenant without purchase, via Evans. 31st Foot—Andrew Hamilton, gent., to be ensign, by pr eheat vice Anderson. appoieted to the litrd Foot. 36th Foot—Brevet-Major James Nugent to be sajor with out purchase, vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel E. R. Kam who retires upon full pay ; Lieutenant Thomas Rice to be captain without purchase, vice Nugent ; Ensign ,Charles George Mahon to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Rice ; Cli ff ord Wilson, gent., to be ensign, without per ches, vies 37th Foot—Ensign James Drummond Gra.me to be Usua -1 mot, without purchase, vice Beget:all, killed in action ; Enloe G. 0. Fraser to be lisatimant, without purchase, rice Birkett, killed in action. 47th Foot —Edmund Gray, pat., to be ensign, without per ! chase, vice Marshall, whose appointment has boa can. celled. 69th Foot—Ensign Lanneelot Charles Brown to be iestreetor of musketry. , 60th Foot—Lieutenant Charles Williamson to be captain, by purchase, vice Stephens, who retires. 78th 'Foot—Bussign M illimm Theresa to be lieutenant, without pordiese. vice Bitumen, demand. 83rd Foot—Emerge W. 11. Imo, to be lieutenant, by par chase, vas King, who retires; Ensign Forbes An riga Ikon the 91R Foot to be ensign. 060 IvialYt Ride ~e —Cluartermuter Daman M'lntyre, from half 2iltaTvof las Land Trempott Corp;a l t ) o be A g . arterreter. son to be captain, without perch..., vice H. H. Steward, appointed to the 2nd Dragoon Goma; ledge Thomas Puree* to be lieutenant, without purehees, vice Pat. terms ; Seasesi Thomas Cornet get., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Plunkett, whose appointment has tem eau celled; Robert Eyre, gent., to be image, without purchme, ace Newby. Ciskei Ride Regiment—Ensign Constantine Hayward Reed to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Salem, who retires; RChaesrts Meehan, met., to be ensign, by purchase, Via UNATTACHED. Liveliest' Edward Dyne Fenton, from the 63rd Foot, to be captain, by purchase. HOSPITAL STAFF. Derg , l e ntr . Geneja p l of t. l b l e asitals Wiliam l of ha piths, with local rank in Ldia. Staff-Surgeon of the First Class Frederic Roberts, Net had my, to be eta-surgeon of the first clam. To be Staff-Burgeons of the Second Clate—Amatant.Sur- Thome. Esmond, White, M.D., from the 66th ; B :m7 Alemoder George Montgomery. from the 68th Foot ; Henry Frederic Robertson , William Singleton, M.D., from the Cape Mounted Riflemen ; Brinelsy Nichol as, M.D. from the 60th Foot; James William Fleming, from the 37th Foot ; Joseph Thomas La Freak, from the 84th Foot ; Gordon Keumure Hardie, M.D. • Edward Dames Aflame, from the Royal Artiller; ; Fisher, ham the Royal Artillery; Arthur Stemart il l e n Rocky from the 78th Foot ; Henry Higgins :ors, M.D., from the 87th Foot ; Edward William Clemishaw Limp dom, M.D., from the Royal Canadian Ibis Regiment ; Jams Lewis Holloway ; James /fella, M.D., from the 86th Foot ; Feederiek Clarke ; David Field Rennie, M.D.. from the Road Artillery ; James Edmund Clutterlack, ; Gramme Anchinlet k, M.D., has ths 81st Foot ; Henry Maim Fraser, M.D., from the 16th Foot; Gecege William Pante, M.D., from the 46th Fout ; John Henry llalshan, M.D., from the Royal Artillery Arthur Rodge, from the Royal Artillery ; Edward Tou ch , M.D., fr om the 83rd Foot ; John Irvine, M.D. To be Assistant-Surgeona to the Foram— Robert Walter Clifton, gent., vice Piecocke, appointed to tho 74th Foot ; Edward Persia Harris, gent., vice Humerford appointed to the 63rd Foot; Nelms Hodeses, M.D., vice H worth, appointed to the Bth Foot; William Ale= gent., vice Hands, eppointed to e 32nd Foot ; Joh; McLetchie, gent., vice Nate, app anted to the 63rd Foot; David Shorter Skinner, gent. , rim Marra* apporeted to the 94th Foot; Frederick William Wade, gent., vice Fuller, appointed to the 9th Light Dragoons, Charles Markimon, gent., vice Lever, appointed to the Royal Artillery. BREVET. litrevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Edward It. King, retired fall. pay 38th Foot, to be colonel in the army, the rank being honorary only. The undermentioned nffieers baring completed three years' actual service in the rank of lieutemet-colonel, on the dates stationed amine their names, to be promoted to be reloads in the army, ender the royal warrant of fith Octo ber, 1864; Liewlemeat-Colonel Edward Hely Hutchison, 38th Foot; Lieraemest-Colonel Antony C. Steel*, C. 8., half-pay mattechol. Lieutenent.Ceimsl James George Smith Neill, of the let Regiment Reeeptem Infantry, on the Madre. establish ment, to be side-deuesoup to her Majesty, with the tank of celonel in the army. MrIIIIkANDCII.IIIOIIhI W. J. B. McLeod Moon, tpoll half-pay medlesitel, has beta permitted to retire from the penis by the ma of Ys cammbeies, be bang about to become a wilier beards. ADMIRALTY, &W., Oct. 6. Corps of Royal Marimee—Osediessa Cadet James War Inglis to be second Besteastat. Commiesions signed by the Lord Lieutenants of their respective counties. 3rd or Royal Weennisetsr Regiment of Middles" Militia— Charles Thorston Towered, gent., In be ensign. vice Willeacks, . Mb or Royal Elthorne Light In fantry of Middlesex Militia—William Robinson Tr , g 1. 0 10 be ensign, Moe Thompson, resigned, Weft /emend Ragtime of Yeomanry Cavalry—George Mere Refloat, gent., to be lieutenant, with the pay of cemest, vice Corset Harry Reretemaa, diseased. Ozlerdeldre Regiment of Militia—Edward Herbert Noya, wet., to be sea" vice Moore. retired; Thome Keeley Crowder, Rest., to be ensign, vice Reveres, promoted. Ist or Western Regiment of Norfolk Militia—Henry Freda rick Brien, lest., to be ensign. Wandekehire Militia, tad Regiment—Ensign Frederick Elate, to be Ilentermat, over Lieutenant Osage Thirty Wingfield, promoted; George William Pleritie, Esq., to be lieutenant, vice Lieutenant R. W. Goa-Brown-Cars, "asped. 4th or Du/to of Lanasider's One (Light Intently) Regiment of Royal Lancashire Milhia—Thomas flirty Erasable, Rest., to be amistant-eurgeon, vies Fite Patrick. resigned. Royal Learsabire Militia Artillery Regiment—Samuel Shepherd. gent., to be senstant•eurgenn, vire Debrend, re eigned. Royal Lam-ambit* WHIM Artillery Regiment— First Lismenent Chart* Blsycle Molyeex, to be captain, vice Rallton, resigned. MALTA, Ocr. 11. The Peninsula and Oriental Compani's Meaner Sultan errived here from Pouthampton to-day, at 4 a.m., with 1$ cabers and 295 men Royal Engineen, They am ideal hare by Coked Hersem, R.E., who premeds with Mier Ifithalana's company to Calcutta, whims Captain Pastrisli, with Capita Cluabsriond's cowpony, proceeds to Besabsy. The than haws hare for Alexandrhi at 9 a.m. The mem bevel ewes Ik tb dear to white welts raid wide avrelme, beau Er Pasha at Egypt has expressed his reettinms to sit the Imo* et soldiers In uniform if desired by the bole gewarament. AU the officers, as well aa men, speak lashly et thestlealka peel them LC board the Penineolar End Orienng Compare screw stoma Salem CHATHAM, Oct. 16. The Reece, 12-gun 'loop, was commissioned this day by Clomermiler Minim Henry Trs.celt 0 MP, late of Um St. Vhiesse, Her tiestiastios is the West Coast of Akita . _ 9Puthart itiolhosemata for the 21th itagfaisat is 52ad Light lahmkry prociatted this morning to Citsvaaaad, tor tha rinse atalorkfeg on board the wow steamer South =MarLynches. A. Parker. command_ing tho Royal Marisa, In bon wand to twain two dotachoista of aot-oomalw• iirsoLviiiir PETITIONERS. AT POSTCO6I-11TIZZT. A. C. Mika Wappag-wall, swat melaw—S. Stone, DarlaaramAr- ii terzlL liar, =was wheel 11010seez, la betas it owarsiedes H TV " eelsk I:lltylarelreet, Calednaloa.coad, =graver—W. Dawtars, Fnefeeldt.streer, * Mr 4, ...... "1"4 11f a r k w " BaLlieealr—j. rri= irailweinatTh. Jones* morn tilt a L t ifiddlaisx tla—J. 0. Nettle, Ccenwelbroed, Blisektriare roe& bread sad limit belter—J. Brosghton, Lora-cottage, Bruton, Itla regretrar of the Hide sad Skin Conpany—R' S. Fagg, Illasawntor.vced, Isle of Dogs, and Br odstairs, Kent, car- R. Homy, ibeth-street, hulk 1.1 °, balider— gle7se, Nolmes.street, Stepacy, druggist's assistant —J. Halm ~ Illoraingtna.roed, New-crone, and If sep.lone, Tower-street, City, Coition-boom agent —H. , emore, Iligh.street, Notting-la, wine merchant—J. reek, Horton. @wawa Siorediteb, inventor of the Larkin cotton seed seerposlte esadlee—C. Saab, Cattle-sereet &mg, (Mord- Meek pastel shopkeeper—R. Harris, Malthus-cottages, Oaks Newington, sorawatast—O. Hayward, If oeelk-ternice, Telanhass, collector to brewer—J. Watson, Merrick- TrPrinriagtos, foreman to a yew aswebrat—J. Rose, ellarer. Beelasi.graln, lionand victueller—J. C. Menge, Fleikoderatrest sad Fleatinrall, City, law distleser—H. = .6 C 4 7 .0, -rierste, Clty-toed, mil. Gretroa, Clerksawell, watebarker—W. Crawley, IL alm Jaha'wykee, Hortom, sad Noble-stred, Ply, Mama DECLARATIONS Or DIVIDENDS, . _ Jona D:soii.i;;.o. w., Erl3;Y: . 11;1117, benler—lat divided of 2s. 10d., Oct. 14, ad dine eakesqrat Wed edam at Leis. Kleinlaut:cry. EDWARD nerd, Islavartb. taker—tad &Maud of 2., Bd., sad 7a. 2d. In sew peen Oct. 14, sad dud aulescpisat Waieselanya, at Zfeardir, flinibrook-court. EVART OARDITT, MDR, alailiDer—tat dividend of 25.. 61., Oet. 14, Id lt-evert. desquast Wedded." at Edwards's, Banoreo Bums Innen, ercser, Liverpool. skip chandler-1e divided of se, soy Wsdanday, a Turner's, Liverpool. liticlematz 111117111, Li divided sad Hayes quarry, lossasalre. eadeleold— divined cl tlld., say Wed nesday, Taren's, LiverpooL Joint OVUM, Ilagine•dpos-Halt, morchaet-2d divi ned at 27-32 d., say Thanday, it Carrick's, Hall. B tx rd Hamm CASSON, Ki n emear•-2ad divided of 2j4., say Thund.y, at Carrick'., _ Hal. 16asso Non ISSAS, Limits. clock mobs-1t dividend WON owy roweimy. at Carrick'., Hall. ILICSASID Warns navy. Market Room, sad 611eMeld, ulke-lal &Wind of 1 lid., say Thursday, at Carric.hk, Sun= Oaosoa K IDD, KlartorsipmHall, seed crisher -1116.elikrel el 3... d.. say Ttarssky, at Carrick'., Ha Ass OILITSI, Walkiugton, near B. rocky. Yorkahlra, shaper -Lit dividend of to., any Thureday, at Carrick's, Hull. DI VIDENDS. Now. 6. P. Davies. Aberkenfig. mar Bridgand, OlSlntor grocer -Nor. 6. J. lanes. St. Illlthrffrisourt, rarchaat-Nov. 6. F. P. Platy, Broadrtreir Mr-merchant -Nov. 6. F. Kindred. Frauslinghars, Ms&lk, Nov. 6. C. Mae, New Boud•isseer, Rinalanta Andra importer-Nov. 6. W. Dent. Nur sitlertrad, 6srand, kad merchant-Nov.6. T. Sephtir, Perrot, Lazar rive. bowed Nailer -Nov. 9. A. Garforth, P. Grim.* and H. Garforts,PArishistan,Yorkshiratnan ufeetarers-Nov. 10. W Dose and J. Skelton, Nurcestlmupon-Tuse, tinder sear hants-Iffor. 12. T. Greenwood (separate errs), Derr port, builder-Nov. 11. R. Tarring, Plymouth., builder- Nov. 12. S. King (oete irate). Devonport, rake ' Nov. 82. 8. Tures, P lymo uth, currier. C EIVITIFICAT ES to be granted, rare errsbeeakpwaislho contrary co or before the day of Nov. 6. I . Mills sad W. B. Mals. ria t ntreideamp. else& Hertfordshire, brewers-Nov. 9. J. Shawn* Bridge form. Horror road, marble merchant-Nov. 9. B. OW 6ths. Penchurehrtreet, City, wine rerchant-Nov. 9. J. Vitiook Eldorroad, Kassington ; Coos-lone. St. Mary-at- MB ; end High-sirest, Southwark, wine merchant -Nov. 9. J. H. Orem, Denmett-road, Peckham, builder-Nov. 9. H. W. B. Smsfipeice and H. W. Smallpeice, Guildford, &trey, sad Aldershott, Hampebire, currien-Nov. 6. J. Jackson, Mart-lims, City, eating-hour kerpsv-Nev. 10. D. Johns, Bute Docks, Cardiff, Glarnorganshire. draper -Nov. 10. C. Smiley, Bishounannuestb, Durres, knihkr-Noe.6. P. Nair, Waren Mills. err Bakal, Nerthonioollo& miller -Nov. 9. A. °mirth, P. Gm*** owl Z. Oarloyek Eathbostoe, Yorkshire, nisnafacturess- Nem It J. Green, jun.. Arbaas RAW. near York, firwar-New.6. W. Heron, Haddersfickl., cloth merchant- New. 6. B. Canter, Barnsley, Yorkshire, cloth nerchast- Nov. 6. W 6. Beaumont. Huddersfield, corn dealer-Nov. 41. T. Wows, Roomarp. Whitler . Yorkshire, ship owner - Nev. S J. B. Elitcy. Bradf,d, Yorkettire, oommindom agent -Nov. I. U. Wimponny, Holm. Bridge, Yorkshire, woollen drib asoombetarer-No.. 7. B. Morley, Headway, Derby- Aire, myth. ranufseourer-Nov. 7. T. Rodger. Attercliffe rata-Darnall, Ynekihir, guns-Nov. 7. J. Wrafrt, Sen., Snaked, ruOlory tosauferiluer-Nov. 7. 8. Mycroft, Worksop, Nottinthrushir, butcher. PARTNF.R 9 H I PS DISSOLVED. 3. Novae; and J. 8. Rock. Coventry, amehlales--J. N. Knapp. S. D. Jenkhut, awl J. Latch, Newport, blonomaltr. slam, ahipbrokers -J. N. Knapp. S. D. hake., and J. Leah, Brietol, ahipbrokers— J. N. Kso B. D. Jenldno,and J. Lath, Cardiff. Glamorgamhire, shiptroltas--0. Wimp, I .= , sad W. Jury, Coventry, and of Weedmaert, ribbon manufacturer., so far as roam* W. Jary—F. W. Meant sad F. H. Hanger, Chomemee-trae, Loosheitimtroe. attoraeys—W. Kendall sad 0. Craven, Ibratilltiol, sae deslem—R. PhMip. nod A. Phillips. Lamb's Naggit o g m e, provi s ion derder.—W. Brown sad J. Allen, Woolwich, millers—C. Hole and J. B. Hole, Challtwell, Kee, tanaem—J. Wtlami and R. Crapes, MidAle.borough, Yorkahire, linendrapme—W. Brown sod B. Wheelwriglar, Bontingharo, jeweller.—E. Jerwp. G. Pearson, .nd W. blemborter, machine makers, so far as regard. E. Jemop—J. K. Co and D. Green. Little Britain sad Once. church-erre, Mtn m.nufacturon—l. Puntell sad A. Corabill and Finch-lane. biscuit bokare—P. ft. L'lMasage sad W. D. P. ilwarn, One Collegwerset, Caro dersdorm, su na—W. W. King sad T. per, King stree, Cknpi solicitors—W. J. U O. Fe, smatio, Manchester, grocers—T. mad Sleekly. Wringoe..pineo, Bmobrook, Woribary, dike, and 0. Jackson. Edge, Poe of • Assn thraehing machae—T. Bro= Jl.7lrwtZtsblar bra, Norfolk, farisem—T. Calrow, J. R. Cabals. and P. C. Calm*. Bury, Lancashire , cotton . pleas.—J. T. Ball, W. W. Bel, and F. H. Ball, Bristol, mahatma, so far m re pels J. T. Ha. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ;AMU Pc AVIA graCer7 . VOZi37at the Black Ball Hotel, Kilmarnock. WILLIAM YOUNG and ALZKANDIR FOTRISIDOZAIL. Gleagow, Alp store and ezpwt provision merchants, Oct. 20. at the Glebe Had. Glasgow. CIALIATIAN CLAIM. Newhaven. hotel keeper, Oct. 23, at lannedy's Skip Hotel, Edinburgh. DAVID DICKSON Luar, Edinbut, skinner, Oct. 21, at Dwells sad Lymes Rnman. Elin 7h. &MIT DRCNTON and ROVIST TMODRON, Hfrkaldy, Widen, Oet. 21, at the Nell Colhevbewe, Kirk*My. WILLIAM TATIANA Kilmsessek, enimmen, Oct. 20, at U.. Black Ball Inn, Eihmenete. Dow vo-strut, OCT. 14.-7 b Queen btu been plowed to rrennantete the •eepN ef Tomato, ht the pre via,. of Canada, end to ewes a purtles et the rid bishopric) fate a sew ere, to t e aeoal "The inthoprie of Huron ;" mut h Majesty bas b. en tales pleserd to eypoint the Rey. Dr. Deasmin Cramps te .11 Ile ire bishop of the new SOL Oatrtte. aimed Olken end men nun tide Mellon for WACO 06 board the Heron, 12, and Pities, 12, Jeeps, fitting kg eer vioa on the African coast. TROOP SHIPS. The Mauritius steamer arrived at the Mauritius.= theitilth Asyut, from Portsmouth sad the Caps, with M Akers mid 700 mak sad lb 9&d Alighlaadars, asr; outdid to India, The statunahlp arrived at the Mauritius on thrho iiB E l rash day. lest London, Cape of Oood Rope, with 28 °Sows sad 612 teen of her Majesty's 89th Regiment. The Mabee Mesmer cones) ed 400 of the lath Light In fratry frau rib Cape of Good Hope to India. The Hydeigne, with troops, arrived at Bt. Vincent's oa the Lti October. Tye; Beldam put into Lisbon on the 11th (Mo b.; with kws of boats, Ire. Part of the 98th Rkginloll: is in this elt l ige l ound for India. La three-decker is stated to have been sera, with troops on , d:ranseed, in Ist. 44 N., lon. 8 W., on the 10th October ; but it does not appear that any troop hate embarked in a three-ditched ship. Major-General Havelock is to take his present rank from the let hatred of the 30th of July. RESIGNATION OP VICE-ADMIRAL 81RMAURICE BsaitaLsr.—Tbs death of Earl Fitahardinge, the elder brother of Vice-Admiral Sit Maurice Berkeley, K.C.8., and Senior Navel Lord of the Admiralty, haring devolved sew duties upon the admiral, and pieced him in a &Sweet goal! tion, the gallant officer has sent in We resignation ea a Lord of thew dmiralty. The arreagamente conesquent are this event, which has long been contemplated, have not yet transpired ; but we undsstand that no officer senior to Mir Richard Dundee will be appointed.—United Snsie• Nolte. SPORTING. SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. FRIDAY. IiAmDICAY. 8 WIRPIITA KIS of 10 lovi. seek kr 2.7r.01ds eel upwards. First half of Ab.ll. (Time Weep 216 rods.) (17 rube) Lard L'lltdad'a odt by Natsltb—LAUtudd,2 milit TO .4/112/1 Ni. AM Brews Middle tan. 2 yrr, WO • • • •,( M , Ni. IL Lebrardn Dada COW. 6 ;Iv, . "" • vir.iaarrdas. EIWIThrTAMMI Of 10 OM. Wit TOT 211 , 01011; 0011 d, SAM • fillies, bet 61b; the wiener to be sold for 40 son. if dereeaded, Ito. First half of Ab.M. (4 sobs.) 3.444C244411444 olyNy losidloo—Hirbollo. Mt 60 I r 1 Mr. Itoosloell Orrin% MIN I 3 Mr. J. S. Dow WIN Forma" ON Hb.... .. 1 . . __ .3 HANDICAP SWIEEPSTAITA Of 16 SOTO • 44014 - R, for 240 3-o lds . -olds. T.Y.C. Plea foriongs 140 yards. (10 Stibs.) Lord MMus's Chamber by Beretta. IPA Yd. • •• , ....45 i Bum Rothschild% Ilesibbisr. 2 Hs, 74. • .irs:4 Lord farmsteads s Plollaker. 1 yn. 74 M..— •• • Ton/ 3 Toe PILENURROANY STAKES of 60 OOPS. awn, h ft ; for 2.yr-olds ; colts, Bat 71b ; Mae, 8•4 41b. Certain trimmers extra. T.Y.C.(19 labs.) Bums RothodolklS Malmo. (Brotbor le Marmon Lto.. br Melbourne, NI 7Th . ...... ze 1 Mr. Howard's AnztafaaNi. 04 Mil • 042. 30/ fiaWai • I 1. I Lord Laeloro lorro. NI IN .- 1 I *arm 1 ft. T.Y.C. Doke of Brdiorto Laski:. by IN SO Abe of llys.ketb Oto. NS Tlb . ......,._. ... ... - 7lt.Vl I HANDICAP 81rEEPoTAMP1 . 470 ROM ...... 1144 6 amp if &eland, to go to the owner of the sexed bass. T. .C. (10 subs., 1 of whom declared.) lane RodwohlidS &Yd.?. bl P.Plbw 3 40. 341 -NbM.....111 Mr. T. Wallow - s Oluatias. 4 yrs. OA 410 Mr. T. cur. Orasmy. 4 yrs. 04 10lb . . LFP. - aiii 1 MAJCH 100, hR. Filet EiliciAlt X. Lord Oloolowr ladosnizlo. by Sho Canters.. 04 pi i Disks of Bedford's Meaboon. la fo. . ........ , ".. MATCH, 260, hft nit half WILL 11 1 : . . Ler " 8. ' " 7. 4. 1 1 14 T ee lr_ , 1 1. 1 314 111 6 : : - kil i rtiV 1 810162TaTAXIIN of 10 5011. 50w5...04 .. 5ir olds; collo, Bst 71b ; fUlies, Bst 416. The trims, Mt be soU to 160 mom if demanded, &c. Last boB of Al. Y. (I endow, 216 yards.) Lem Otedors Tosabarrim. by ft NbieNr.. ININb... •ITy1) Coporn MUNI'. Isokoiry.lllllb . tad's; Mr. /wire bfordNlio. NI alb . .. —.Ammo ItAiC It, 206 L i it: . f.Y..0. Nu of Bedford'. ILdlignror. by sorborbor.ll. lalb Lord OW/owl fby Obaroboy-Pby 74101 . f:.. --IA 3 BWIRPSTAI2a Of 10 OOPS. statf-a-ralls. weights. (I subs.) Mc Clowstwais 74144114 by TIN &Mar ....11r. A . 00.14 g 1 Mr. @ Noma To Lady Mr. I. Too *wok o Sony dr THIRD YEAR of the PRODUCE MATCH of 1,000 tom, each, h It, for 4-yr-olds ; colts, Bet 716 ; NUN, Bst 41b. T.M.Y.— Cake of Bedford's Walmar, by Cbathato, received ft ham Lord Glasgow. BETTING AT MANCHEBTER.—TiUDAT. CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 10 to 1 opt Matotiseisa (t) 11 to 1 El Hakim (t) • 100 to 6 Nkomo (t) 100 to 6 (0 20to 1 Crow(t) Arnie •to 1 26 to 1 Busboys@ 26 to 1 QOM& Bea (t) DERBY. No bottloi. arNTura APPOINTMENTS. MI6 .00.0.. Dom and IlamoraM Tawdry. 21.mat1Me; TAW. Smarr Imtb—.t prot Mr. ►Farquimromir. Momakyrairldm Ma ; Tom lan Blew Dar Irrlday, Treeless 411..4:17. T. Aa.l ; /Wm. Mira Orionam MM [swport Me= 11. Wormaktr). TOOKIV. liaatests: /MEM. MIDDLESEX SESSION& At the "klieg of the court retail* morning, Mr. Mande, the deputy chat of the peace for the county, stated that Coking Vaugilan, the dark of the peace for the City and Liberty of West minster, had resigned that oaks, and the resignation bad been accepted by the Lord Lieutenant. The right which the Middlesex Criminal Justice Ace had conferred upon Colonel Vaughan, as clerk of the peace fur the City of Westminster, of executing the °Moe of clerk of the pesos of the oesety when the modem were held in Weenainater, hid ceased, be eamequalece of his resignettes, and the whole of the duties had devolved upon Mr. Heaton Bilis, the clerk of the peace few the county, whose repremmtahm Ile (Mr. Mande) wee. This statement was ordered to be entered upon the agnates of the court. - Mr. tft William Whits w (Bikes ee indicted Sy ke ese7.) PWR • broatak.ne Charlotte-street , Matilde BsevA, the muse, 42, Upper nor ton-nreet ; MOM Rereilekien, did MM. 15, Norton-street; Frederick llarringenn, the same, 16, Norton-street ; Ram Raoul, 68, Upper Norton- theist ( th h person was convicted on • former common, and was now brought op for Judgment), and Pillions Pastan, the same, 60, Charlotte-street, Port land-place. Upon conviction they were sentenced as follows —Preetoo, who wan also brought up for judgment under recognisance far a inner otarletion, to four month.. ; White to two months; Raoul to five months ; Matilda Birch, to ors month ; Revelkhien, to one mink ; and Harlington to two month' herd labour ; sibraAens Harris and Ann Barrie =rat' to heaping • similar home in Leicester-street, sguan. They metered into recognisance' to sprier for judgment on the tad December. Mr. Met:et* instracted by Mr. Randall, on behalf of the authortties of liarylebone, prosecuted (instructed In the on.. by Mom. Alien); } yr. Seneent Ballantine ent . Mr. Cooper r s aleted deb Tier. i litereys t. l , appeared . f or ; Retort WAr, Robert Woodmen, and Rent Woodman, were indicted for mesulting Joseph Thompson, an officer of the Sheriff ef Middlesex, in the execution of his duty. Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Poland pri *Dented Mr. Tindal Atkineen (instructed by Mr. Wskeling) for tho defendants. There was a crow indictment to this rear in which the promoutor of the other was charged with an meault upon the deleniento The facts shortly were them went with a sheriff's warrant to arrest WA', who kept the Mother Shipton public-boom., in the Primes at Waite-road, Camden-town. Be stated that he went he, when Wilby, whom he had previously known, sad hied nee outside the home jun before he went In, was ithving the bar parlour by a eide odman, her b,dar.:,,albtred raid Ire W wee I !be a rd des younc prodeold IMIETIEIt and followed Wilb a y, when be cnaeU Ale ob i:meth by the Woodman. and some female B. was struck sad hie coat torn to rags. lie however imptaired Willey st • house a short distance off, but he wee .gala mei seethed, sad Wilby got away, but was afterwards taken ea an amp warrant, and had 'Moe become a bankrupt. Par the defence It wee alleged that Thompson, an the first Menthe, armed the defendant Woodman in minas for Wilby, although Thompson swore he had previously known him persomdly that he was really the aggremor, and used violent anetlanguage. This Thompson had denied is After a long inveattptho, in which evidence wee on both sides, the delsolante, on both indictments, were altuaifted. THE POLIO! COURT& YANSION•HOUBE. A notorious thia,..i.;;Citid«ilfelmes, who has kw years been known to the pollee as • robber of great-onto and umbrellas from rem Sall coentiagthoesse, was brought up upon remand, charged with having stolen four costs and a cope from the pump of the house of Mrs. G. M. Townsend, of 3, Suffolk-kw. The prossoutrix keeps •boardingthouse for Merchant Tailors' School boys, sad at the Otk instant sn errand in Inc service saw the prisoner leaving the house in • harried manner with the property la question over his um. He mind a cry of " Beep thief l" and the prisoner was stopped by • rotatable inflames-street with the articles ia his pre session. It was stated that as the day Feriae& to the rob bery ids other coats had been etolen from the same home be i ale to Merchant Teflon' School boys. lt ir primmer wee folly committed for trial, and several officers, who said they were in • condition to prove farmer emulations sgshat his, was ordered to produce records of the cams at tles central Cruelest Court. Joh* Ern, 144; "sad* Miami Smith, and Conitine lkosky, bo• wan-knows edam, who have beta sours] iii Mel la custody, were placed at tM bar, i barged with opa ls( Ur dons of several house in the parmhee di Islington and Basks, with lan* to commits nicer. It appeared from the mi fence of Sergeant Devitt, 32 N, that he was in the City-road about nine in the morning, when ha law the prisoners together. They went into Great Chart drag, Huston, when the pricanora tried a door with a key. Finding themselves disturbed they uent to the end of Morray-eireet, where Fred - bin tried the doom of the rector's home, which is situated at the corner, but not succeeding there they went up Herbert-street to Church-Meet, where Smith opened soother door, the poisoners Knight and the female standing in front of the window. Devitt, who is a cunt active officer, at the time seeing a hone and cart In Charelbstreet, took the whip out of the cart, and standing by the horse's head, heard Smith say to the others that it was ell right. At this time a boy came up, end Mend ing in front of the houses baulked their designs, when one of them said, oi Wall, wa are crabbed now, and if I was near him 1 would break his sob." After that they watt over the Block •bridge, and being again followed by the con stable, were seen to open another doer. Devitt then went into a carpenter's shop, and taking the man's basket followed them, while another constable went and obtained monotone° and took the whole of the rhmnee into custody. While on their way to the station, if yen threw several skeleton keys away, and when the prison: no were taken to the station and searched, eight more keys and a large hag were found upon O them. n going to the house at which they had previously been, eeriest ad the skeleton keys were found to open the door. Police-constablz Tompkins, 316 N, also gave similar evi dence, and said that while taking the prisoners to the station, one of them mid, "12 b a great pity you spoilt us, for you can ms only give as a dreg." (Three dpionibel i The pigmy', who made a rambling but did not deny the charge, were embraced by Mr. Tyrwh.itt to what the prisoners said they would get, viz., three mouths' hard labour in the House of Correction. WORSHIP-STREET. Mr. Henry Heat, of WiNhar;cross, ---- Eases, appeared to as summon., in which he was charged with having unlawfully brought, and need upon, the Eastern Counties Railway, or a part thereof, a certain locomotive engine, without having first obtained a certificate of approval from the engineers or other authorised agents of the company, whereby he had rendered himself liable to a penalty of 201. Mr. Tindal Atkinson, instructed by Mr. Hughes, from the °Mee of Mears. Crowder and Maynard, solicitor to the company, conducted the prosecution; and Mr. Rothman a peered as counael for the defence. A number of witnesses, consisting ricrac* signal ▪ other servants of the company, pro ved that between 8 and 9 o'clock on the evening of the let instant a strange aught/ suddenly msda its appearance on the branch line at Hackney Wick. It piromeded along the railway, until it wee finally lost sight of at the Barking station. At each station wrong were given by the persons in charge of the engine, :re als displayed such entire ignorance as to the times and other essential arrangements of the company that it was found ne cessary more than once to shift the engine on to the sidings for the prevention of a collision with the regular train& On it. arrival at Barking the defendant, wr we i r re cognised at the engine, wee questioned by an inspector on duty at that place, to whom he stated that he was about to woOt male en the line, for which he bad obtained the nem.- rimy certificate ham the manager and secretary. William roasts, the locomotive toreros& at Stratford, d,- to • conversation which took place between him and Mr. Hunt on the mornf the let inst., ths mane of which witness cautione d a• to the of posseralag himself of in. tiros tattles, and other der of the company, to ensure the safe working of has engine between the trains, when the defendant replied, " They must keep oat dmy way, and not l out of theirs." Mr. James Robinson, the superintendent of the coaching department, who was examined in reference to the danger ous ceammences which might have resulted hem the de- Ignorance of the existing arrangements pen the e& Mid that the passenger trains to Noeth Woolwich mooted to sight within the boor, besides which there were amen meda l trains running, which were not noticed in the time _ . Mr. Blackburn Owen, the railway secretary stated that it area part of his duty to supply c ertificate s . lie anthorieed thew of private engines on the line, and the defendant had repardedly applied for one, but it had certainly not been glinted to him. Mr. Sinclair, the engineer, gave grails+ evidence, bat ad mitted in cross-examination that he had inapect.d the and had subsequently informed the defendant that he =rn ine ide a favourable report respecting it to the managing &motor. Aftersonis obeervstinna from the defendant's counsel, Mr. Eammill expreered his decidal opinion that it woe • case for conviction, but as he considered it to be after the evidence of the engineer, that the defendant ab acted under an erroneous impression that he would be justified In working Du engiue upon the railway, he should mercies his discretion in reducing the penalty to 54., tcgother with the costa, which were mistimed at 121. 9s. 6d. Tb• defendant immediately handed in • cheque for the amount. WESTMINSTER. Direbeth Fawkes, a young woman, about 22 years of age, was pieced at the tar, charged with stealing a gold watt sad chain from the home of her router, Mr. Frederick Wage resder, 123, Warwick-street, Pimlico. Prosecutor noted that the prisoner had been in his menial for a month, but not suiting him was under notice to quit. On the previoua night his Stier, who resides with him, on going to her bedroom, missed ter gold watch and chain from the dressing-table, upon which she had placed it only two or three hours previously. On proacutor being immediately in formed of the circuntstance, he examined the house, and found the front attic window open, with a chair placid by its side. Ile examined the gutter, and finding that then were no footmarks there, came to the conclusion that th. window had been left ao described to induce the alike that wine one had entered from the adjoining house. He felt °mildest that the robbery had not been committed by a stranger. bemuse some silk dreams, a valuable brooch and wine money, which were openly exposed to view in his duties bedroom, were untouched, while the watch and chain were partially conceak* and would have escaped the atten tion of a stranger. PAseser Irma accused of the robbery, and although she was told that she would be fetgiven if she confessed her guilt, went down on her knees and saseverated her innocence. After marching foe hews the watch sad chain were found that morning in the pea of • elan t in the lower part of the house, and then the prisoner admitted she had put them there. She was committed for trial SOUTHWARK. Mr. stekroyd,leathe; drsasi,Tye?s Getaway, Bermond sey, was encesnoncd before Mr. Combs, by direcikm of the government, under the New Smoke Nuisance Act, for having Ws furnace so constructed as not to oonsume its own smoke. Mr. Wait7n;;;;4;11; the Crown, end Mr. Superintendent Branford, M divieion, watched the case en the part of tho Convoi.ioners of Police. Mr. Thomson, one of the government engineers, statedthat he silted the defendant's promises at Tye?* Gateway, where be perceived a deem body of smoke inning from the shaft. He entered the piece es the 24th of August, and found a furnace at work which was not constructed inMM—..mt to can some the smoke. There had been some apparatus, hat It was entirely nasime. Henry Duff, 219 91, said he was employed to watch the defendant's premise, and for several days at the end of August the smoke was emitted from the shaft very thick and Mated a long time. At tho present time it was as bad. Mr. Combo and him in the mitigated penalty of 40e. and eons, and Mr. Bodkin cautioned the defendant that if he did not make the alteration he would render himself liable to a penalty of 101. if summoned again, and every following con viction would be doubled. THAMES. Emma iliddletort, a woven abort 25 _years of age, and rather good-looking, was brought before 14r. Pate, charged, on her own confeasion, with the wilful murder of a newly born child, at Brighton, about seven months ago. The prisoner appeared greatly agitated, and sobbed audibly and frequently while the case wee proceeding, and Roche, the gaoler of the court, stood alongside of her during the investigation. Inspector James Griffin, of the K division of police, said he took the prisoner into custody that day at 1 o'dock, at No. 10, Mount -terms, Whitechapel-road, in conesquenos of information, and reed the following statement to her which she had previously made too gentle m an named Rusedi " H division, Lemaa-s h eet station, October lb, 1607- lir. W. J. Hume% of the Beams Society for Fallen Female. (address 11, Poultry), came to the station I to-day end stated that a female of the above clam, named Emma Middleton, at Kr. Spink's Females' Home, Mount-terrace, New-road. Whitechspel, made the following statement to him on the 2nd instant :--That seven months ago she was in a gentleman's family at Brighton, when the cook, her fellow•servant, gave birth to a child about one o'clock in the morning, and aaked her to assist her to kill it. The mother pot her hand over its mouth, and she tied a handkerchief over its mouth, while she (the prisoner) tied a handkerchief round its neat and strangled it. She then wrapped it up in a cloak and carried it to the seashore, and threw It Into the sm. Afterwards s.he met a man by ap pointment, about two the woe morning, end dur ing the time she wan out with him, the cook removed all traces of what had happened, and absconded sad was sot heard of afterwards. There was a great same ' In the morning about the cook being mbeiog, end she (the prisoner) wanted to leave also, but her muter would not allow her to do so, and made her stay a month longer. The prisoner stated that she had been in great agony of mind ever since, for the eyes of that child were always looking at her, and exclaimed, .0h God I I am a =edam, and am undone for ever.' _ . . . Inspector Griffin said, that when he had finished wading the moment, he salted the prisoner if it was true, awl if she had mode that statement t To which she replied, .1 did; Me all true." Mr. delfe—You found her in a boom ice 611 en imam who vie to reform P Inspector Orittio —I did , air. Mr. gica_Was the prisoner calm and collected when she said the statement was quite true. and that she made it P Inspeector fltiffin—Yea, sir. She was quite collected. Mr. Wittiest Jai Remelt said he was mieskmary agent to the dociety for the Ramos of Young Woman end Children. I The at demantmad by the in-pecker was made by the primmer to been The primmer came from the Dome Probationary Aryl= to the asylum In M.,ont-terrace, three weeks ago. Mr. Salie—lt is right for me to Ante that you came fo me and seed my advice on the *abject of this young woman's coulombs. . . . . Mr. lawsill—Yee, sir, and you kindly gave me Adria how . - toed. Mr. Seib asked the inspector of police K the primer had given him sip further particniare, or diNulged the ISM et the goathemius 'lase family she Owl utter at Beightos? Invp,...tor Gratin—No sir; I asked her th e name o f t h e 14./13 la shoes service she was, and the name of the cook who she ged assisted in the murder, and she would net tell me, and said I shell ui,t trouble you lone in this world, and I will my no more bout it at all." She ex claimed arrays] times that she would commit suicide. Mr. Self. asked Mr. Russell If there was any reason to believe that the prisoner was h./sowing =dm • delusion Mr. Rtuniell—l should my not. She wee very in and feverish when she made the statement to me, but quite col lected. r Griffin said the prisoner complained of Mr. Bim etal ring information to the police. r. Selle—He warn bound to do it. Let her be well looked after. I will remand her fora week, and ;au will In the meantime communivete with the Brighton police; MARKB2C. BUOAR.—The average prie s of brownor bi.ona o sugar, the produce of the British paresaione in America, for the week ending Oct. 13, is 354.01 d. The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the Menne.," for the week ending as above, is 291. 6ld. The average price of brown or Muscovado anger the produce of the East Indies, for the week ending Si above, is 39e. 4d. The avenge price of the three foregoing descriptions of auger jointly, for the week ending aa above, ia 345. 21. pee cwt., exclusive of duty. Biturroe, Ocr. 16.—The market has bee quite paralysed this week, owing to the advance in the Ilea rate, end prices towards the close must be quoted 2s. to 3s. lower, at which decline a moderate amount of basilicas has bees transacted, chiefly in floating cargoes. /tenni produce partakes of the deprenioti, and to effect melee le. 6d. to 2e. reduction must be submitted to. Rum steady, at le. 6d. per proof gallon for Demerara, in which some business has been date. COTTON.—Livettroot, Ocr. 16.—The cotton market, ton.ether with all other commercial interests, has been seri muty affected by the sudden advance of 11 per cent. in the ra t e of discounts; and the fear that, with the present un settled kopeanatoe of monetary a ff airs all over the world, the B an k a r.gland, in order to retain her bullion, may be compelled t o raise the rate of interest to a still higher point, has had each an influence upon our proceedings as almost to suspend busine.w. The collective treneactioe• of Tuesdeh Wednesday, and Thureday do not exeeed 6,000 bales. With operations on SO small a kale, prices have hardly beat tread; but generally the stocks are so light, and to easily manage d by holders, as to be to borne extent beyond the influence of the money market—oneequently, although buyers have in some instances obtained a elied advantep, there is no gene triaileirdeelinwes.e o t r rif pressin tio 4 aldeakey.t.tdldters. await gwait the renewal la d demand ea apemen fall oat of stock. Whether, however, the present monetary difficulties may not so far darns trade in Manchester as to prevent parties reeewieg their stocks, L what we wait to see, andiron which the future come of our market now prim! y depcods. We quote mid Uplands at 9 1-182., Mc 3.16 d, end Orleans 8 6-16 d. The committee of brokers place fair Kplaads 914., Mobile 91d., and Orleans Sid. Bunn of all qnditiee have bass abundantly offered fur sale, and are id. perM. lower for the week. Brazils have given wy . from p. to id. per lb. Enplane end Sea Islands dull and in limited damsel, but not quotable lower. 6,640 American, and 2,770 Punt, an to have been takes on speenlation e .* 160 Amerio.s. reported Surat, and 110 Bengal for export ; so the delive ries to the trade for the week been about 16,600 bales. Sales to day 3,000 bales. ales of the week 25,380 toles. COTTON 000D8.—NANCRISTIS, Ocr. passion in this market which was so perceptible at the com mencement of the work continues to prevail, and laminate may at present be said to be altogether at a standstill. Prices are maintained with firmness, se then is no prewar. , foe sales sufficient to produce any abatement, bat actual opera tions are for the moment suspended in all departments, under the present aspect of commercial affair,. Printing cloth sad shirting, have been altogether neiLcted during the last fore days, end in domestics the has been limited to ths smelled quantities. The inactivity in yarns has consider ably inotwaied during the week, but spinners have been in disposed to contagions, and there is consequently no im portant attention in price. HOSIERY AND LACE.—Norrntoneet, OcT. 15. We have had but little business We week ; we me my that the trade has to meow mason been ° The state of the massy market and the in Amelia, have tended to meta distrust, and is acme awes in other markets to oars empension. As • whole, however, our trade has up to the present been little affect ed by the hi eouipered with many others, and it is probable we &er through the crisis better than might have been expecte& The great thing is for us not to be alarmed, bat to use ell esse end discretion, at the same time to wait with patients until the atom hoe subsided. Yarns end silk are taws* Arm. Hosiery This branch of our local menufeeturee continues in a dull state. and without en prospect of Immo mediate amendment. Indeed, we fear basins will be still worse during the winter months, sutler the Oa of the raw materiel should fall conaidershly. CORN.—Bosrow, Ocr. 14.—There tree good= of wheat at the market to-day, the trade slow at 2.. Rod, SRA. to 61e. ; white, 6es. to Me. There was very little spring corn on eirr, and prime of all aorta seam as bit week. - - CIIILMSFORD ' OCT. 16.—There MB a smaller supply of wheat at market to-day, and condition very various ; this flaeat quality gave way la. pa. quarter, but secondary sorts sold at irregular prices ; FM, from 50s. to 666. • extra, 68a.; white, 68e. to 62a.; extra, 645. Bulgy, fi nest malting, scarce, and maintain. its value, while secondary aorta to. to Z. lower to make mks; 465. to 48s, extra 60s. Beans--very kw offering, and late mime MI about maintained. ---- - • - • • LINCOLN, OCT. 18.—Wa have bed a good supply of wheat, and prices le. to 2e. lower; red, Ste. to 64.. ; white, 65.. to 63. e.; old, 62e. Barley dull at previous pewee, 48s. to 49a. WALLIIRLD, OCT. 16.—Wheat of very fine quality d r et y maintained bet Friday's rata; but other kind. were t of male at 1.. to 2s. per qr. decline. Fine barley in requisi tion; but other kande dull, end lower. Beene rather Wiper. Oata id. per .too. lower. Shelling la . per load cheaper. COALS.—Lonnow, Ocr. 16.—Bates'. Wed Hartley, lea. •,• H Hartley, 17s. 9d. , Holywe ll , les. ed. ; North Pre y fat lr7 , les. ; Tantleld Moor, 14s. ed.; Tarr flab Moor Butes, 14s. 9d. ; Ward's West Hartley, lea. 9d.; West Hartley Omys, lee. 9d. ; Walls End Oessforth, 19s. ; Walls End Harlon, 19s. 3d.; Walls End Riddell, 195.; Walla Bad Belmont, 19s. 9d Walls End Braddylls, 215.; Walls End Franmellgate, 20s. 6d.; Walla End Meld's' Orange, 215.; Walla End Mon tague 19s. 6d. ; Walla End Russel'. Helton, 21s. ; Wall. aEndc , .is s 21P. ; Walla End Haugh Hall, 20s. ed.; Walls End South Hartlepool, 21s ; Walls End Tess, 21a. dd. ; Walla End Whitworth, 16.. ; Brown Moor High Main, lea.; Nixon's Duffers, 21a. ed.— Shjr_ at market, 33 ; sold, 32. SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCI CkSUALTIEO._ Ma Dalton (.hlp). CtiafWSZA,lel'a;tr"Laedre, parted bar rakes to Orden M.ai. deer rand lbs earl, took the erred, md Is Om mbar bsil rid entirely ander water. with Derr, bather warm errs. lie Ye been or ure wir all hae Orr baard.—Oalaser. era. P. a... it amme—lteehrs. (a). arrived hare fret Ms Star% meets that on ths lath Omaha', la lat. 41 N., 1.,. • W.. dr arks the As., ham ears : and reured ryes ►er M. crew of the Swedish .hlp Dada it [IMMO. Mom te Ito herr, whial. had Mr dared In the Day.—forrehtemOr.lll, Oporto. Oet. to. The Eoard N Molt►h et Lkb Iran declared Cleo monied of yellow fever. sad nay wends tektog obelur there, bound to this port• will not be Wormed belleeerlelles flee dale quantaoe of obeerretica st either of the port. of fly. Ulm% Bt. )4 ertinho, Aveiro, et Plasma. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Asfassatt, from Nam lbw Loodoe, July tO. lat. If 8.. los. OA E. Ivry IL Edmonds. tram Loudon tor Mantilla. It 4 dam lat. 9.54 lon. W. Put! Witham., bolo Load.. for idriatola, 4t. 111.30 SUS W. -• Catiorow, tram Loam for Tort Phillip, Sepulasber If, bat. II N., 100. W. Olasereby, has larks is Cant* Aisne. I, $7 11., 878. IP. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. now.-0et.13, so lower Breto• --- 11:•;;;T. •ez. tM wife of th e In. W. Mow, Jas. of w daasbm. MtISTO ot. 14. at A. Tbommiostrist. Mwthw•ok. the wife of m.i;,_ t • ulsivic!--out. Is. as MOW roams. tba wit, at sables C. Driver. 11 - 4 , - oTs mini - - - - - - - -- JON he -044.13, at the Paaessaa Do* Abb. 34413, the wife of OM lte, Y. J. An i l , ' a tow Mb Orite.-Oes. 1 pt. Ws erleid4ens* Inachlmath, at U. of W.H.O. %both.. .. of a tea. 114eVall,a1tA.-003 14, at Uatateak 64 WI at O. H. 11 . 4431354 .4 1.11%1 1 4. 42 434a... 14, at Tletaterread. V' ate. the 4,13 e 0 , 1 P. li. Prober. Koh. el a Ka. MAItitIAOIIB. CiTIE-B,llTM.—Oat IR M elsoleford Teener Choy& karL• b7 ibe Rev. R. Penmen. Um Dec 1. 0 C. Ow too of C. Care, the.. of Blake ten. Keree,to liete•t• kamm.th. &Ashur the hie C. J. Pratte. ham. of w roes. trey. EDDOMEtt—MACA CLAY.—Ors IS. at St. llsretrort. totervter, the Rev. J. H. Macaulay. R. h.. T. O. Eddol Rea. of Ovum Cold. Warotokshke. to Margaret Low. , MR of T. Moroobf• ea, of Loonier. OaLk--01LLAII.—Ort. U. at AD Polo(,. Drib!, b 7 the Rev. E. W. holey. Mr. C. Oa* of Rettord. hats. to Water. aseektor of tLe late Mr. 0111 re. of Derby. 13TOTIIKRT—Ltd DLL..—Oct U. at the .ule% March. Mortlake. LtterlDer. Thad. Hervey. D.C. L.. Inaetbrat of Rt. Ramat., awton. ter Rev. R. Kim %abort. 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