The Express. — London, England, 1858-10-12 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATHAY, Our. 11. 1 )EFAETURE OF REINFORCEMENTS TO IRMA. The 2.llowiag troops proceeded to Gravesend tide zeoratd etabmiud es board the PhD* IX° WEL Cary, for Calcutta —6O of Rte. of the 6th reelllers, 23 men at Pok Foot, 20 men of the 19th Rtwiment, 22 1111111 el the 19th Regime; 60 men of the 34th I:egitoset, 26 men tithe 37th Regiment, 20 MS of the 38th Rreunast, 28 roes of the 76th Regiment, sad 160 mem of the Royal Artillery ; 406 roes, topther with the following tame, viz.—Lin tenant-Colonel H. R. Cadge, 77th &utmost, Carnes T. D. Fords, 46th Regiment, Lientenant W. A. Rehmen Rarl Artillery, Ensign J. H. Bradshaw and 7. H. V. aroma, 6th Pudic's. Range J. Mt To* I Rade 0. P. Vestry, 19th Regimen., Essig" L imam, 34th Regiment, and Riding-Master C. C. Ilvosl i r k Lams. The foliowiug dimmts are ordered to to-marrow at Gravass, on board the Lady Octavio, Ing Calcutta —23al Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 13 am ; 36th Regi ment, 6 men. 42nd Highlanders, 10 mon ; Nth 60 men. 60th Rises, 19 men; 73rd Regiment,lll 26th Connaught Rangers, XI men . 93rd litghlanders, mss . sad 97th Regiment, 40 men. OCTBAGEB OT IBM MILITIA AT SHEEINZU. Since Thareday evening Sheerness bits been the seem of mss uneoldiarliks conduct on the part of the North Cork Rifle Multi. in garrison there. Tier papas d Friday lleermetered an account of the previonsr proceeding.ty this corps. The odium summand erg r ' ete a pt wire la pastries el these facts an Friday (rya the tromer), belt, notwitketembag, Iran 200 to 300 militia mea Wee, alktmd to core eat of barracks on that erniag. The aedeseila of all iseiptions were compelled to that up that shops sad aespod all business. Oa the Mee @iambi Blue-town we of them threw a large Pone at the front bed-room widow of a private hoar which INS th eeira with este Isles that it broke the mit frame end Wed is for pima of girt; acre of Me imam bed a very narrow mammal ear= The men that tusked its dillmer parts of the tom, baocklag down with Moo, 11:Z&a, all who stagged se te Asp 11111111 e wow . fteMeinteel cheekleek *ma Om Wanes of the towers= the Irish y_ eras Ml= by the Rifle', gad they Ist My velem of stones with aayof " Brie the —; bra 'sea"' Os Freay filapaintendent ones, of the Kai Cowry Cm stabobry, arrival, and in consegneme of kb Pone the Commander- in-Chisf Wald tramedlete=:: se leerier or seams Mord leave this A how al the ma , however, did get tie More on evineW, ea which two were mod bereft attacked by a large beity of the Rides, and were rovonly rot stoat t h at* Mob end bre before they could mesh dal* homes. Avila all the trade of the tows wee stopped ; windows were broken, goods damaged in th e sham the proprietors 111-matii and knocked about ; and tie - it/tough th e pleb= ware pardon the town. Oa Sunday, between four end five o'clock, from 200 to SOO Cork Rifles marched out of barracks, sad on entering the lowa proossdsd to gather =see from off the medlar, when now curb and pavement is being laid. Thus armed they rushed through the Meets, and &Packed the inhabiters wherever they saw my 'amber of them resmided. On this err= am of the officer of the vestment was obliged him self to take shelter fa the Fountain Rotel, fa rase queue of a aumber of hie sage filling the street and sending volleys of stones at sere of the inhabitants, near whom he was standing. Same of the men actually ender rand to break into the lore, and were only prevented from doing so by the dimes going to an upper window sad making kits/elf knows to them. Captain Ruxtoa, of the county ocestabulay, will, it is hoped by the inhabitants, be in Sheerness to-day with a strong body of his fre4, to prevent any farther outrages being cola = tad. To the credit of the Royal artillery corps stationed in the gamins they have never In any way been ca meated with UMW riots. Oa Sunday evening at about 6 o'clook, es Sergeant Oradea reporting to the commands= the emir= of the =en, the buglers called them to barracks. They proceeded up towards the Wrecks, but ma of the were to piss the may at the berrier-gumd, sad at rb i le ti l t uith time they mat le Mile-town. la &boat ea hour they all returned again into Blue-town sad ream menced their cowardly attacks on the terbium= breseal of them were heard to say, We'll have the town down, and do for en heads." L'ISPICTION AT SUNDILLLAND ST 811 HAIRY Saint.—Thia plant clear Inspected the four oompaeise of the is bate lion of the Rids Brigade, stationed in Sander bind barracks, on 6sturday. They numbered somewber• about 340 OPAL • majority of whom wore medels. The bero of Animal was accomp ailed by his staff, among worsen was Corosel Tullooh, of toe enemata inquiry. Having pat them through a number of evolutions, peculiar to the corps, he =pruned himself highly saddled with their appearance and eaciency. They were rsounanded by Major Haronge, a nephew of the late lord of the same 0•1•14. After they were dimmed, Sir Harry having failed to recognise the fact that one of the nos nommLelnesed officer" wore the Victoria Crook called them all out again, sad brought Corporal Franca Wheatly to the frost and eddineed him and the net of the man. He said he wee proud to recognise merit, sad be can more among his old companions to arms, and laying his band on Wheadey's shoulder he told him that honour sad gallantry Lke hie would Alvan be esteemed sad rewarded. 1 tuy were tt tall melr commis he we their friend, and proud Indeed of hie connexion with inch • body of men —men whom he had always admired, and at whale head he had fought. He slaws at public, social, and private parties proposed " The Soldiers" —the strength, honour, and glory of England. At this juncture • rather interestlng incident occurred. Joseph Cawthorn', better know s "Joke, the pyemes "—sit old Penimaler hero—Gasped forward, his bruit adorned with two medals, the Peninsular end Waterloo, and prehrred • mune to Sir Harry. As soon as he wee made swan that r. John" had been In the Brat battalion of the Ride., and bed served riedsr him in Spain, he *sited the gym= by the hand, and welcomed him as an old oocare&, received hi, paper*. Lard his address, and gave instructions to one of lus end to take charge of the honest old soldiers de mende.—.% esrra stir f hronicle. NORTH COUNTRY STEAM COAL FOR THE ROYAL W•vr.—The cMoirs appointed by the Admiralty to Wiens Into the reletive remu of the Welsh sod north country oasis for the Itortl navy, and to decide the quantal whirl has recently anent respecting them, have 01•00 their ',poet. We are sot at liberty to pantie\ this at present, but we say, we Wier*, stele th -• their donate is to favour of the north country opal, who thew prolamines tut only snail bug isperior to the Welsh. It on. they say, be readily bend wheel snooks, and with is detriment to the boiler tubes, /In, than remake from the as. of the WeLah coal.—MwAreisi lagezw. SUICIDE ET A TEADLEMAX.-00 Saturday last lim body of Mr. Jobs bliclard who Ma kr wry yews carried os barium ss • baud.... la dm HAITOW. mod, wits found to th. Ramat'. Canal, hs having commitied isisida sada W 7 p,sllar ciraimataikes. Rim balsam vs, is . most picomrius Mate, sad than ma sot/Mg to prey miss bla Mai, said • kw days ago be issima mato dim Uvisig to the dilapiclAutAl coadationut hts bomb it weld lam to be pulled down. Bs basoidiatrly beams eery disposal's, from as impessike that his riasoni would must Ma to 1 r oil his Wilms& This, it is Mama, isd to his committal of th• act. SUICIDE AT liLtCASILIAU-DRIDGE.—EarIy yes %May apordag as elderly livems, supposed lo hove two tateasestott. preapitaud &mit from du Barfly side of Illacittawo-taidgc Adistattos woo tioardiatoly procard, bat the uallortaaato woman could act b. found odd two or Woo bout. ottorwordo. bat, woo Iniawbotdy cosooyed to the workboeso is a slatil, bin boai quid rvitad IMO bawd is a whoa gown, silk 'mat* straw tassel, aad low an& MURDER OF A effILD ET A LUYATIC.—At the Perth Moult Court. which wee opened op Threwley by the lard Judge Clerk and Lord Ivory, Meek' Carona wee elarged with soder, in w far se as the 19th of Jens laid, in • wood leading from Strathbunt turnpike-mad through the raises et Trwhry. is the ;web of Little Danktild. he did smash his son. its.. 4 two yeses, gad did ware hold of Me by ties isles, sad did lift his of hie feet, sad did= kiss gonad sad dash Me heed ow/wady soles% the ; by wheat he ewe sentelly injured, sod woo eftereade died. A Osaut ismaity we adveaced by Mr. Morison, the morel ktr oga tre lesses. 4):ii.ll4lll.Timensikeenwitiog eed o r =a to the . 1 the pr{- wow led Wes ceateed, stated his belief is his lagodgy, end that he Woos Mader the ieepleedoe of matedist• eraveres dose with the deity, and that he sits is the violets wish a pest lease of Debt .hints( as kin. Ths peeper states be is aware be doted his child to the noun but he believes he is not dead, and that be Is living with his nether sa Tex bry. and fr eurprtred that be does not visit hiss. Hie owe tor disking tot boy to the ground wee to get quit of • spirit "falai at be heed. He believes that les himself had b.ws bewitched Ly a woos et Menhir, sad that she is es evil et frit, sad !educed hire to throw the boy doers. Wise the Islet's/rot was weed apes him he believed that ft was a !atter from God. Dr. boa Tbsegeon, rodent serners 6, Gemara Prins, who had sees the priors deify log the lest week, earrobtrated the evidence of Dr. Melettia, and stated hi. are belief the , there was so stronletios oe the pert et the Wooer. The wart entertatoed no doubt that the ?renew was sot sat object for trial. and ordained him to be kept la eM pees of Perth used her Majesty's pleaders he bows—Ediebitrya Conrad. Poster stamps hove been introduced into Spain. They are NMI, in ahap.,'sad the colours are pink, psees , and brown. Within • citrate: border le • roprw.fetf.s et do head et Quern letbelle. The values of Spaaii mime amps we tat, mad ad, [Adventeement.}--Today we quote a few sem of parings eeeed. waw ILVALM. Ant re a ssre l onr. same remeelw. a the ereibal rabboval fit " S blervl a l :M is sue rills wa nbwbod es:l4 mane AM A sA—Ome P. VI ; Dub" Timm* weillewerim. isrfsssseestsoresen resetea eus ie rirga nw o ui rr awe ltersed. aware el Ise pre ism Ma nna weal Imamate —Owe Pa it Dv Andrew Ora et • .ad ber.ebb —Dun NA MAW Dr. ri..rgemd 4043t7. —Coe Na . JA2I2. The daeglAw sae DMA* bodemd few mil brooks. NY air ftimsbon - "MINN. SA. 4b. M.; Db..lM; Ibb. • !A SU MA bad Mb. erAbows . ,m -fr.* weetptv• be•••••rord.r. NW! ale Or. 11. 4 !..• ;/.tones, lIIIAA sal DA. IZ. Mat TELE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER [2, 1858. SPOR7ING. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. MON UA T. Yon n, 800 200 It, Bot 71b each. LM. 0 *lel= Lend Ge w' egos BUy by Ttddhigtes eel alibi' el reseired forfeit from Major Yates's Haaaufmg Bird. twaarrrazas of 800 eon. each, 100 ft. P.R. (1 mile 17 mai.) ( 3 subs.) u s e OlLer's ember le Melee-Lc WIN ti tie 111 e or Ta 121h1 . ...... ..... a. auea.) Idea lebbeedsle's Tee Hedpy Lei; ie .4kpap Avis bettiag, Lord Wag°, a colt Bemis =gm emll la sera quarters. Brother to Bird-ow-the-Abe week ell the remsdai, and 0411 i• is alone; Happy Load beefs dna badly WI way up the oorda, mo d wo e ihmeeated. Prier to the race, 50 to 1 wu sewed Idea the commewitch. Itsszwsi. of the thrismozas at 60 eon. wish, 30 ft. far 3-yr-olds , fillies, 84 71h ameL Costal& anwances. Ult. a l m far me. 2ol yds ) (5 albs.) Leg Sri by Tadloliom :Ma M NMI le j ____. IMMO 1 Dens et neleord's fwasa.lho Mit 2 &Wag : 6 to 4 an Pampa. Was Is • .0%1117q two 'WOW Mann. 300, It ft. T.Y.C. (6 far 149 ii,) peln of Spiked s Losable, by Toaster. Int Tth 1 WM J. 1,16,1 Irctsrairs. Ts 6 lb 3 Wan seedy by • kWh. EAMDICA 1. BWlllPwromio of 20 son. rat, and 6 only if desired, to p to the sexed horse. T.Y.C. (6 far 140 yds.) (13 ebbs, 7 el whom pay 6 ans. fa) Mr. Brews\ lab, los. by 16. .w. 4 yrs, %t IM lflumb) 1 Dims MoMmeriddS disbnos. 61r.. TO lb Owen) 3 Delp of Ilsdkod • Partilsa. 3 yrs. 6.1 lb I Ss. ilimAryt OrMvsr. 4 Fn. la ilb (Pert..) 4 Dubs of iS•Pat arr. Pow flak 6 yrs, 6.1 Tlb (A. Mar 6 Bathe 9to 4 apt Paving" to 2 eget Potar Flat (6 to 4an the two), 6to 1 eve Babylaa. WCM by • leegth; half • With hawed& the mooed and third ; shoat two lengths between the third sad fourth. MATCH, 900, h ft. T.Y.C. (6 fill 140 ydi.) Lard flissnow s f by Otose. dam 6 Lamm/ or 'wrir— PlOrtal6. On 46 Mr J. 116664 OaOsa On ne . Beerksg: 7 to 4on Lord Cilsegow's filly, who won by three ifiefslll. PUTT POUNDS, far 2.yr.01e ; colts, Set 71b; fillies SAM. T.Y.C. (6 inelesgs 140 yards.) Wilesaa 1106 6 TsaMastm oat of Mt. Baby, an Mb Osrsal /61111/. Orloatto out of Palma IA lb l4= It==." no _tismdatll ran oror, Sir Hescrulits, Fatah FIMMISM, The Dads, Indiderenos, oolt by Tadmor it=ashetons, Broadbent, Rose of England, Le too, Ally by West Australian out of Mies Whip, 84sz of the Yale. Bolsi : i to 4 at Ardour, 7 to 1 age Isdliereses, 10 to 1 sot the Pu x, 12 to 1 eget any other (Awed). Won by Ivo lierbs, belt s length between the mud end third, Lorca tau a bad fourth, Flitch wu fifth, BR Sauer Usti, aid Indifference seventh. The lest tbree were Wild guys, Tb• Deno, end Miss Whip filly. The rider of Ardour ermined for Dot riding is proper jockey oostnas. MATCH, 200, h ft. T.Y.C. (6 Wasp 140 yards). Mr. IL Tea 'rowel Weedters. M Olsosos. ee ll = Doke of Bedford's Baru** ilb 11. Betting 3tol on harry. A very fine rem, won by " short bead." 1/..tcii. 100, h ft. T.Y.C. (5 farkiags 1400 . Mr. Parties Sorthanye., b y Augr. 1 t iok) 1 Mr. °millet Orson ',melon., he rlb (Ammo) I EMI biting, Gramrt Dachau far choice. Woa by a lb& aad a half. HANDICAP PLOTS Of 601. Otaarewfich Cowes (2 miles 2 &rimer 23 yards). Mr. G. Lambert's Queenstown. by Ananarale. 37= 1 Isla D. Wright's NUTT Bled. 3 as. 6st 101b I Chaterter. t 2 Mr. W. B. Orsaerd's %maw Sea. 4 yrs. agi lab M . m 3 Mi. lIMMIk's Tana Deer. 6pa M 41b 19• Ty) 6 Mr. OrevUls's mad. tNI 3.3 " . r e x L e &trim . 3 to 2 apt anal wed Queenstown, Bto 1 apt Harry SW F. Was bY Mad . bad third. Bwsareraira 01 100 sees. wok ft; oohs, Ist 71b ; SlEss, Sot T.Y.C. (4 sab o ti m... iron Bothoehildl 711) .(WdM • o NATO I I, 200 c r e V r114 71b each. T.Y.O Mr. F. Ro binson's Atheism by Newrainstsr, rieelved forfsit from Lord Glaegow's filly by West Australian out of Miss Whip. MATCH, 300, half ft. T.Y.C. Duke of Baudort's Peter Nkt, by Flaicatcher, 5 yrs, likt 61b, received tweak from Sir J. Hawley's Gin, 3 yrs, Illet 10th. Marna, 600, WO ft, Bet 71b each. R.M. Mr. R. Ten Broach's Prioress, by tiovereuri, Trynaive& forint from Sir I Hawley's Beadsman, 3 yrs. CESAREWITCH BETTING ON THE COURSE. 6 to I seat Prioress (t and od) 11 to 1 Malacca (t) 12 to 1 The Roman Candle (t) 100 to 6 Nadal (t) 100 to 6 Underhaad (t wad off) 20 to 1 Janet (t) 35 to 1 Black Tommy (t) 26 to 1 Julia 30 to 1 retty Boy 30 to 1 P P hysitian (t) 30 to 1 Zotrave (t) 40 to 1 BelhAeld 40 to 1 The Cowie, (t) 40 to 1 Rid* (off) LATEST BETTING (CLOSE OF THE ROOMS) LAST NIGHT. CESAREWITCH. 7to 1 apt Prioress 100 to S Malacca lbw Baaooa 20 to Uaderhand (t freely) 20 to Rocket (t) 20 to Feartul 22 to Janet 26 to Black Tommy 25 to Julia 30 to Roman Candle 30 to Ensliah Ross 30 to Pretty Boy 1000 to 30 %lusts 1000 to 30 Grand Swat 1000 to 30 Physician 1000 to 25 Poodle 40 to 1 Courier 50 to 1 (t freely) 60 to 1 H)dromel 1000 to 15 Matlas 1000 to 15 Scribbler PROGRAMME OF TRH SPORT. TO•XORZOW. Txs Tows Piers 'l6O eyes ; 3-7r-olda, 7.1 4Th; four. Set 41b ; eve. Bet t llb ; six and s it ed, 9st lib. The winner be be add for 200 sort, if demanded, &a. T. 11.11. Tits OATLANDI PLAT 1 (Handicap), of 60 love.; for 3-yr-ol6e mad upwards. Cambridgeshire Course. A &inures...cm of 10 nova. each; 2-yr-olds, Tst 31b; three, 9w; 6dllee allowed 31b; the winner to be sal for 80 arre.,if damieudsd, &E. T.Y.C. arii - scr.l"«.ii, to ft , for 2-yr-olds. lialf Ab. K. _ _ A HANDICAP of 10 @ors. sub; for 3-yr-olds sad up words. D. M. TRII D1D701113 STAILLII of 60 tom each, h ft ; for-2-yr dd.; colts, Sat 71b; lilies, Sat 41b; those by stallions or out of marts which never produced a winner allotted 310; win ners of a sweepstakes amounting to 600 tom with 10 subs. or upwards, 71b; all other winners of sweepstakes or plates 31b extra; weights accumulative up to 10Ib. To start from the Anoints. Poet, sad Satoh at the Duke's Stand. (nimbi.): —Maw at Arms (314 (31b ex.), &club (31b), Drapery (316), Ors,rful (31b). Relebow (91b extra), bc by Chanti cteer—Miee Ann (31b), ( b y Weatberbit—lit. Anne (31b), eh cby Leopold—Anne. (31, Lady Blanche ( Sib), Ralpho M b), Cori:beim ( ab) (decal.) Tux Snit.? &tense of 6 I. rm. each, ll R. kr 3-yr-Olds; eelta, tier lb ; Seim, B,t 41b ; winners of any one of the follow ing stakes 61b ; et any two of dawn ne sure, vb., the Two Thousand Guineas or Om Thousand °slues Stakes at Newmarket, the Darby or Oaks at Epsom, the Greek York shire Stahl at York, and the St. Leger or the Don Stakes at Doeoseter. Dl[. (Seven rubs)) Colt by Pyrrhas the not oat of Concertina, Blanche of Middhthis, &whom (lib ex.), Polly Peed:tutu, the Friar, Happy Land, Eurydice. A SWIM/17A kno of 60 sore. each, h ft, (or 2 -Tr-old.; sett., Set 7,b; tither, Set 51b; winners of 200 tom or upwards Mtn extra. Criterion Conroe. (9 rah..) Coxcomb, The Promleret Land (.sib extra), Birdbolt, Ortolan, The Sinking Fend, Meg Merriam (611:. sates), Wee Finch, Jaffa, Pam Leaf. Marca. 6001, 200 ft. S.Y.C.-31,. F. Robb:wales Au- Maio, Sat 7th ago I..)rd Glaagow's of oby Barbolus, out of Maid of Mastaato, Sat. 1114cer, 200, ti Fires brat of Ab. M.—Mr. F. Robin son's Handss. 6d 71b, soot Duke of Bedford's ICUlirmiw, fne. Moto', 100, b ft. Lost half .1 Ab. X.—Mr. Grsvillors Alroavlva. 4 yrs, list ne s apt Baron Rotbnaltlld's Georg* 3 yrr, Tot 21b. MATCI, SOO, 10'1 ft. A.F. Sir J. Rsoley's Schiedam, 34 1016, apt Mr. Payne' &menet, Tat 121 b. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Ocr. 11. In a Convocation holden this morning, the Es eche and Ttornen &doh" ttoonrding to enfant custom on the first day of Michaelmee term, laid down tad, insigne' of rem and were alttrward• again unanimously nreeested to their respective *Mc.. At the sans tints Mr. imam T. B. De BonIII. M.A.. Fellow d ßuiner College. was at Master of the Schools : and the Rev. Ileum Cooper &CVO*. M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge, woo admitted ad intodan. Io s Coofretratiom holden leaniedlataly aftereeeds, Edward Wetherell hoyden, D.C.L , Registrar of the University, said Cherie* Now a. Eaq . M.A.. Fell ,m of Oriel C0,,11e were re-elected Clerks of cb. Market for the year rasatair, mad base present, took the Waal oath. of taco. In the puns Congregation the following degrees were oonlorred, vie.: Meow of Ana—The Roy. Clurle• F. Harter, Mytlalrir Ball; lb. Rey. William Burton Crteknier, St. Edmund Bali. CAMBRIDGE, Ocr. 11. FELLOWS or TRINITY.—The undermentioned tan dems' *um all day bass (after omapaitiva aural. salaam) Ostia Fallowa of Trinity :—J. W. Dun s*, J. W. Clark, IL Branlreb, J. lirraptkorn, R. C. Gres, E. A. Hadley. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. THB NLBIC AND DANCING LICZNAT.A. The following is the list of the new applications for Homes, loader the 26 Geo. 11., o. 36, jut dispesed of, with the malts. For mimic only —John Dewy, the Stoke How Tavern, Highbary, teed ; Wm. Meetrev, the Prince of Brunswick 'Tavern, -road, greeted; Jams Allan, the Havering Atm Bower Ann-strest, Ratnliff, granted; Ls:abort, the Wheiteheaf, Oxford-West, messed ; gory Huber Miller, the Woodman, Cbarbreptem, Has ton, granted ; Elisabeth Newton, the York Minster. Phil =Mile -end Old Town, granted ; Henry Elliott, Arms, Brownlow-street, Drury-lane, granted; Samuel Gilbert, the Lord Nelson, Clainenee.ion- Clare-market, granted ; George Kerr, the Bull's Head, 40, Vero-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, refused (no petition); James Roffway, the Raiford Anna, _Old Ford - road , granted ; William notate Hamilton, the Three Compares Tavern and Tea Gardens, Debtor', panted; Lewis Red Cow Tavern and Tea Gardena, Dalston, re fined ; Lucy Hall, the Sager Led, Church-street, Mae nad New Town, refused; Isaac Levy, the Kettle Drum, St. George-street, St. George's, refaced; Charles ?Dobai, the Komi Tavern,Regent-mrest, Rhodeswell-rced, reined ; WO= Richardann, the Three Colts, Dog-row Bethitel =granted ; Henry Savage end George loess, the Coliseum, Globe-road. Mile -end Old Town, granted ; Chutes Frederick Watkins, Windsor Castle Blab e- Bethnal-gram, granted ; Robert Clint Thciniton, Keats Tavern, Preston's-road, Poplar, refused; Charles Entwistle, Doke of Clarence, Cumberland-street, Shoreditch, granted; William Adams, the Three Compasses. Anchor- One, Bethnal-green, refused ; James Fussy, the St. Saloon, High-street, Shad well, refused ; Arthur das= Morpeth Cunt*, Old Ford-road, granted; E. L. Bracebridge and John Warrington Morris, the Poplar and Lizashonse Literary and Scientific Institution, granted ; Thomas Gale, the Pbcenix. Retcli ff -croes, granted ; William Theodore Cofleld, the Nag's Head, Leather-lane, Holborn, refused ; Walter Orsig, Red Lim Tavern, King-street, Golden-square, re heed • Wm. Henry Oxley, the White Horse, North.atreet, rtsoi-equare,reftised ; Richard Stevens, Star and Garter, Oran-stiest, tedoester:square, granted Wm. Woodin, tho's Ifsmonth Arms, Exmoutn-street, Hanipsteed-road, granted ; Robot John Wagstaff, the Dolphin, No. 1 Huagerked searlost, refried; Charlie Widows, the Eagle Tared, 114- metfts, grouted ; Hoary hallo, the Hare Tams, Cam bridge-kWh. granted ; Charke Phillip Uttoo, CeMbridge Georp-yard, Islington, refused ; lima Rant, the Cook end Hoop Tavern, West-end, liampetead,grenesd; Thomas Alfred Young, the George the Fourth, Edward ian/et, Regent's-park, granted ; Charles Wright, the Skin ners' Arms, Coburg-street, Clerkenwell, granted ; Joseph Medworth, King's Arms Tavern, Old Compton-strest, granted ; Charlie Horrccka George and Dragon, 22, Greek street, Soho, refused ; Boma Mehaleh Leekseen, the Crown, High-street, Shedwell, refused; John Welle,Crown, High-street, Shadwell, panted; Wm.White,theWltheHart, = , -ellay, Finsbury, refused ; and Carlo Gatti, Giovaaai and Gniseppe Monk*, Hemprford-hail, Hungerford market, granted. For Music and Dandng :—Robtert Richard Bissell, the Argyll-rooms, Whadmill-stmet, Haymarket, granted; W. Freer, Monster Tams, St. George's-row, St. George's, Hanovar-equare, withdrawn; John Emmott, the Skip, Vauxhall-brldp-road, refused; Charles Saxon Orion, Aseetobly-rooms, Oloncester-terrace t Mils-end Old-town, panted; Edward Tyrrell Smith, the Alhambra Pans, Ltdoester-squa granted; Charlie Hollerith, the Rising Sun, Enfield, refused; James Rollick Davis, the P Tavern, Green Lanes, refused ; Jsmes Cock, the te./ rooms, Manor-etreet, Chelsea. refused; Edward Black well, Finsbury-hall, Temperance Coffee-house, 66 Bunhill-row, refused; John Christian Doody, the King's Heed, Cumber land-street, St. Pancras. granted for music only ; and Thomas Fowler, the Duke of Perk, Charlotte-place, Goodge-street, the like. In the list of rewinds seven] licenses were refused biomes the parties had sot gist la petidoes, or calmed mane to be served, as required by the standing orders, for the HMSO to be tressferred. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Gores Thomas Morgan, a man about 20 years of age, was brought baton the Lord Mayor. charged with having forged sad uttered • request for the delivery of three mantles of the value of 21. Os. bd., with intent to ddrand Masers. Bowman and Chea Compsay. Manchester warehousemen, of Wood-street, psida W. Grey, esalatant to the prosecutors, said—biesers. Hall and Company, of Whitechapel-road, are customers of ours, and we are in the habit of supplying them with goods upon their written order. On Saturday last a lad named Mordan Nisbett brought to me the order produced for three mantles of the value of 21. Os. 3d. I believed it to be a genuine orrice and supplied him with the articles. Shortly afterwards he returned with the parcel and said he could not hod the gentleman who bad given him the order, and whom he was to meet in Cheapaide. I told him to return to Cheep side' and that I would follow him. The prisoner was in the set of taking the parcel from him at the corner of Bread-street, when he caught sight of me and ran away, but I pursued and captured him. The pri soner wee formerly in the prosecutor's employment, and would by that mean. know that Marrs. Hall were customers of theirs. The written order wee shown to the prisoner, whoa be said that be had purchased a triging mild* of Messrs. Hall, mad, after rubbing out the pencil, had used it again. M. Nisbet I, an wand boy, said that while walking dreg Camas-street the primmer came up to him and asked him if he would do &job for him, mad promising him 2d. for his trouble. He agreed to do so, upon which the prisoner gave him the order produced to take to the prosecutor's. He west there and received the mantles, and, not finding the prisoner, returned to the prosecutor's, when the last witness directed him to take them back I. Cheapeide. As be was in the act of delivering them to the prisoner the last witness made his appearance, when the former ran away, but was overtaken end given into custody. Mr. J. Hall, of Whitectispel-road, said that the order pro duced was not written by him or by anybody in his establish ment Hs added that it was impossible that the bill-heed on which the cider was written could have been previewed, wed. _ . The primmer, who declined putting any questions to the witness, and who said he had bean driven to commit the offence through want, was fully committed for trial upon this charge, bat be will b brmght up again on a future day, when a further charge against hint of a Millar nature will be gime into. Inflates leasph Jordan and Barri .I•Ads Watson, up promote to Mama Roberts and Bah, wheisealecork-cutters. of &stamp, appeared in answer to • summons which Merged them with having unlawfully absested themselves from their employers' service without their authority and consent. Mr. Lewis appeared on behalf of the &fondants. The case was clearly proved by the testintamy of the mu es = Mr. licsaan, who, in answer to Mr. amid that . datiodanto had sot acted to the satisfac tion of their masters in polo' away—on the contrary, that they had acted witbont the ouraplausanta' authority, and to their diseatisfaction. Mr. lerel;subcaltted that soowding to this evidenos the WIMOM were bad, Mammoth as th.y contained the follow ing verde :—.• Provided the mid apprentice cloth not oondnot himself ro the eatiefaction of his master, this indenture shall be seedderednull and void." — TM Lard Mayor overruled this and mayoral otber objec tless, and affrr some discussion it was arrariged that the dmfesdants should return forthwith to thafr work. The Lord Mayor requested that the press would seknow hip the realms of the following sum foe Fraoeas John ston —Free " ft. 8. M.," 10s. • collected at the Green Kan ravers, Maw-stmt. Covent -garden, 21. ; "W. L., a Father," 10a.; "Fnumn.," IL ; "M.G., '20.61.,• "C., G. N., if " ; Three Year Clarks," 34 ; "A. H.," fis.; " Lewis ham, ; " Cranbrook, Kent," 2e. ; "T em 015han kr," U. B 9W. ST 11 BET. . . ♦ OW, powerful-looking man, named /brrestar, was e►arrd with, crewing a disturbance in the llow.street pollee court on Saturday Lot, and also with assaulting • aaastabis. _ _ Ptibos-constable F 8 said—On Saturday afternoon, the primmer wee to the body of the wart Winos in a very loud mere. I laid hies to leave the plans it be could sot speak In • lower toes, but he refried to comply with my mimeo, ieieve be bed beineees ka mart, sad that be had s right to speak he whatever maw, he oboes. 1 iiitroneed him that If he persisted in the enneyance which it was evident he wee analog to the argletrate on the bench, I skald remove him from the court ; but be paid mot the slightest attention he the caution. After havisi given hie evidence in the cam with which be wee oonnected, he again returned to the body of the court sad recommenced talking in such an excited and violent manner that it was ab.olutely neoweary to forcibly remove hiss. To such a proceeding he made sdeapsaate mailman, and additional mil had to be procured before he could be re moved. It took three constable■ to convey him to the sta tion-house. Se did not positively strike me, but he drove my head against the door-post, which hurt me very much. I don't think be wait lobar. Police.constable FGI sold—l was called upon by Con stable Smith to assist him in removing Forrester from the court. Ile straggled is ',violent manner, sod it was a work of much difficulty to gat him from the court to the sodium house. Ho struok me • violent blow under my eye, white has discoloured it. I think be had bean drinking. Arr. Jardine—wag, what have you to say to tnis charger Prisoner—l had bean drinking, your worship. Xc. Jardiae—That ie the excuse everybody makes who strikes a policeman. Prisoner—l could not have offered the resistance the po liceman mid I did, as I sin a cripple in one of thy arum. Yr. Jardine—lt is of the gmotmt bnporteme that order aboold be zuniatained in dila coort; mad, con s ideri n g th e roach sort of people we have to dud with, It ie greedy to be wondered at that the officers socesed so well att they do In performing a very difficult duty. Whim, however, • poreon breaks through tee roles of the court, sad refuels to comply with the proper request of the office's, it is eight such a cir cumstance should not be prod over. I the you Ifs., ar, io default, five days' imprieonmeut. Vermeer, who tortly expected a meek barder punielt meat, instantly paid tee flan and left the court. WESTMINSTER. John Lowry was charged with smalls% a ladder sad several gas burners. P.1..e-constable Thomas Symes 191 B. add the b a t s man seven and sight that morning ha was on daty in &leave road, when he saw the priaoner with a lamOighter's ladder. He followed him into St. George's-road, where be observed him raise the ladder to a private lamp at a gentleman's door, No. 61, and wreath off the burner. Prisoner nest proceeded to Winchester-street. where he took another burner from a gentleman's home. Witness than stopped him, end enquired what he bed got there, when he replied, a burner which he bad just taken from a lamp. The accused wee then conveyed to the station, and three other gas burners ware found upon him. dr. Arnold eipreseed his surprise that the constable did not stop the accuse i, after seeing him wrench off one burner, inatead of waiting until he did more damage to property. The constable said that the prisoner was some distance off when he committed the first offence, and that u it was at a time when the police were not so thickly on their beats as In the night, be thought it better to wait until he could get nearer to the accrued. _ Mr. i.rn;idstig gaited that he might have sprung his rattle, and ao obtained saidetance. The pooli-eman replied that men were rarely provided with rattles In the day time. Kr. Joseph Jacques, chief inspector of the Equitable Gas Light Company, appealed to prosecute, assuming that be had a right to do so, as the company contracted to light, dean, sad Map in repair the private lamps at gentlemen's doors. Mr. Arnold did not think the company could be the pro motion. The question was whine property the burners wars. He presumed that if the tenant parted with his inte rest in the house he would receive the value for the burner and other gee The inspector assented to that view of the case, the occu pant of the hones having originally paid for the fittings. John Forma, a lamp-lighter, Maimcd the ladder. lie hid need it for four months., and after having turned the lamps out that morning placed It by the side of the railings in the inclesure of Warwick-equare. Prieener was remanded till Wednesday. MARLBOROUGH-STREIT. John JoAmos, Richard Phillip., Henry King, Jaw, Rau, and Frederick Cock, all gentlemanly-looking man, end the last a Loosed victuallor, of the Rose and Crown, Com mercial-read, Lambeth, were charged with creating a disturb er:is in the Haymarket about one that morning. Sergeant Adams, 11 C, said that about one that morning he saw 100 C trying' to disperse • crowd of about 100 pawns, a lap number of dam prostitutes, who had as s embled front of the Turkish Divan in the Haymarium. Hs mat to his assistance, what he found the lamed ramyin. with a amber of female*, the prisoner King drunk at 3e time, mad the others also appeared to have ban dxiskiag. On their bag told to go amity Cock said, " Who the an you? and ma the disturbance continued he took than, with merit, moo, into custody. Cock, who acted as spokesman, maid It was all a &brier tion. Seeing a number of persons assembled they watt np rid were taken into custody. He had not romped %at' prostitutes, neither had his hands. Their only object Is go ing to the spot was to see what was going on, and (ad the magistrate emphatically), of course his +or shitknew what sort of people frequented the place of a Beadon said ha ought to do so. Cock maid he was a respectable person, as also hie Meads. He had kept a public-house for three yaws, and he was quite innocent of what he was charged with. King denied he wee drunk, but Mr. Inspector Webb said he was certainly drunk wham brought to the station. Mr. &Won said ha had no doubt the while affair arose from King bang drunk. He should therefore fine him be. and discharge the others. Cook said he wished for redress for being taken into cos tray, and was referred to Scotland-yard if he thought pro per to do so. • MARYLBBONB. A young man who gave the name of Beaumont, an officer la the 4th Dragoons, stationed at Aldershott, aad Nary dew Norton, who redden at No. 14, Alplui-road, were charged whh creating a disturbance, and with smauldng amend potios-oonstables. Mr. Herring attended for the pri. It append from the evidence of Ransil, 164 D Wo ol ler, 126 sod Hayes, 307 D, that about four ciao* that morn ing 1107 D was on der/ in the Alpha-road, when he saw • browbeat at the haute of the female prisoeir, from which the male prisoner slighted. Sam after the browbeat west away, the constable went up to the primmer, wham he hood the wares for liquor. The prisoner upon seeing him (the constable) seined bold of him by the collar mid streak him under the ear ; be at the same time exelehned, " What do you want here, you thief r Borne/I, 164 D, some up, hearing the disturbance. Upon sobs him the tirnrexclaimed, " Whet are you Mg here r' He bold of witness by the collar rod banged his head against the door, which he did with greet violence. Wooller next advanced, when, upon seeing him, the female prisoner mine out of the house with a stiek in her hand, end gave the constable a blow with it upon his side, which broke the stick at the knob of the cane. She repeated the blow, upon which she was taken into custody. In the cross-examination of the constable it was stated that the female endeavoured to induce the constable to let her friend go into the house, observing that he bad to go to AL:kohl:4x There also appeared to be some discrepancies in the evidence of two et the constables. Mr. Herring, for his clients, dwelt at moms length upon the evidence of the constables, and contended that, if lie clients ware before a jury, they would be acquitted. Mt. Broughton observed there was no uoubt an mann wee committed, and that he wee sorry to see ammo& bolding her Majesty's oommlasion plead in the position he (Bean meat) wee. The male primer was fined 405., or a month, respectively, for asimalting constables 307 and 129 ; sad 605., or two months, for aemalting constable 164 D ; end the female wee fined 408.., ce a month. SOUTHWARK. Mr. Hoary Yates, a watch-maker and jeweller, who ham esnied on bunnies 40 years in Wandsworth, was brought before Mr. Burobam, charged with steeling a silver watch from the person of John Saunders, under the following sbn guler circumetanoes: The prosecutor said that be wee a plate-layer, and resided at No. 6, Brad-street, Cornwall-road. On Saturday night he went to the Prime of Wales Tavern, opposite the railway terminus in the Waterloo-road, and shortly before twelve o'clock, while he was sheking hands with a friond at the bar prior to leaving, the prisoner crossed his right hand over and snatched his watch from his waistcoat pocket. The watch waa attached to a guard, and before he could break it off, witness seined hold of it and wrested it from him, when the Fawner was put out of the house and given into custody. The prisoner said it wee his watch, and a gold one which ha had been robbed of; but witoess's watch we. a silver one. In answer to Mr. Solomon, who attended for the prisoner, witness said that he was touch under the bilbsinice of liquor; and when at the station-house, on being searched, a dupli cate of a gold watch was foiled on him, recently pledged. Police-constable 100 L said be took the prisoner into cus tody for stealing the prosecutor's watch, and he persisted in saying flat it was his gold watch, and that the prosecutor had robbed him of it. Witness took him to the station-house, end found a duplicate of a gold watch, pledged in the name of Henry Yet*, on Friday, at Mr. Dick's, in the New est. Mr. Solomon submitted that it wee a very foolish affair altogether. Hie diem was a respectable tradesman, end for two or three days bad been in Loudon under the kimonos of liquor. While in that state he missed his watch, and forgetting he had pledged it, he thought the geoseentor's watch was his. His worship 'Foetid see his kidish error, m the tormacutor's watch was pilaw. Mr. Sumba= ordered him to be diecharged. A11k41441 dims Rigors, and Baron Bererdy, father and am, were brought up for further exemiustion on the charge of being coacerned, with another but in cus tody, in causing to be manufactured • coining pram mid swam die. for the purpose of manufacturing false Turkish min. The parti culars of the previous examiasties appeared in this paper on Wednesday teat. M. Antoine Pesohari, the Conanl-Gmeral to the Sultan of Turkey, was on the bench. Mr. Poland, loattnoted by Mr. James, appeared for the tion ; Mr. Solomon, for the younger prisoner, an Mr. g r lZl e i n for the eider. The court was crowded to moms by foreigners, and Mr. Albert acted sa interpreter. Mr. Poland mid that he should show that the peisansts were at In • gigantic conspiracy to defraud the Turkish government. He should be shit to prove that the mechise was ordered by • person nursed Boiserrelle, sad this the preen and Mee made by Mr. Devi. and Mr. Thomas went ordered by all three. la Beverdy's room, at Liverpool, were food • number of letters miming to the affeir. One letter ben Balesnone to Aisne. dated the 20th of April. re ined to • sealed beg of Turkish coins on the wsy front Wirea u They ware similar to those the dim were made front. this ream to London, and In August last they ell this. went to Wolverhampton, sad not only purchased a Merat-terglea, bet 16 tons of sheet copper for making these eels& He should be able else to show that dime bad been employed in a imp factory in the metropolis where buttons were made, end be was used to machines such m those ordered of Mr. Davis. Letters written by both prisms, to each other relating to the whole affair, would show his wor sblp that they ware ali connested with this ooespireev. After the evidence of Mr. Sydney Smith, cleric to Mr. Thome. Smith, Wolverhampton, and of Inspector Wkkher and Sergeant Lucky'', had been taken in support of Mr. Poland's statsmsnt, . Kr. A. ParoharCTarkielt caseol-general, war called, and proved that the else were fee the areanfacnue of coins, for the calling in et which at a madam the Bohan had re cently hosed a decree. - - Mr. Poland Uses said—Toe sell as by that why the pri soners ecespind to rseaulbotore them. It wee their lama ties le lave takes the steem-eagina, meoldass, dis preydism seem to., to Alexandra. where Beiserrolle ems a wait*/ for thus, end if they had saccesdel, the lakes ' would soca have beat lamadated with tbms. at a swims la the Mendota. The younger ptimarr, seder starling the Leah lasissage, eel brag well expielated with the as it the the mem, wee selected ae the active pm M aw la this emeassey, =Mead by his amber, who seamed to be a ledge aerassat at Liverpool, while Marro& head the amairy. Mr. Bomitam—Have you ray father widows le Misr to-day Mt. Polaad—l have several oast, importeat witnesses to :Lag a vat samba it deceneste to put la, width will the complicay of the primmer& They are sot all translated ; therefore I shall eat for another resoaad. The prisoners were thee farther resseaded, Salk= admitted to bell, is two swathe of 1001. each, sal ia 2001. Mr. Bonham received hrlf-a-orown for Frames Gaddy, the poor soma who attempted to destroy bezerlt at Black friars-bridge, from "J. T.," which the donor requested might be acknowledged in this ß paper. LM A ME _ . • Mr. Samuel Drama, Wfirework manufacturer, residing in Hatfield-place, Westminster-mad, directly opposite to where the fatal firework explosion took place in July last, was &griped With selling fireworks contrary to the statste. Mr. Titian, the vestry Berk of the perish of St. George's, stimadad to support the summons, and Mr. Solomon ap peared for the defendant. Mr. Tritton otweved that owing to the late fatal explosion fa the Westminster-rod, the vestry bad given directions to their officer, Mr. George Willman, to use every means in his power to put down the evil complained of. Mr. Willman said, that in aonsequenoe of the instructions he had received, be employed two beta then present to pur chase fireworks, and they purchased sixpennyworth at the shop of the defendant. Joseph Chitty wva then worn, and said that, by direction of Mr. Willman', be went on Wednesday last to the shop of Mr. Drywall, and there purchased aixpennyworth of fire works. He was served by • lady, who he believed to be Mrs. Drewell, and Mr. Drewell, the defendant, at the time was standing at the door. James Chitty, brother of the last witness, corroborated the evidence before given, and this was the ease in support of the summons. Mr. Solomon, for the defence, contended that there was not a tittle of evidence to support the charge alleged in the summona—namely, that the defendant did knowingly and wildly dispose of certain fireworks. The statute under whkh the information was laid wee a highly penal one, and Amid be construed strictly. Mr. Elliott remarked that there was no evidence even that the defendant was the owner or occupier of the house. Mr. Trltton thought he could carry the evidence on ibis point a little farther, and having recalled the first lad, asked if he bad noticed any name over the door when tie made the porches@ The witness replied that he did, and that the name of " Drown, artist in fireworks," wee painted over the door. Mr. Elliott was of opinion that this wee not sufficient, end dismissed ths semmaoa BIRMINGEstif BOROUGH 8&5810118. These pensions were held yesterday (Monday) at the public office before Mr. D. Hill, Esq., Q.C., recorder, who addressed the grand jury in the following tome Gentlemen of the Grand Jury : The few otrervatkos which I mein to address to you will be oonfincd to one cams in the calendar. Antonio Calvocorresi has been held to bail for hie appearance at these serious to avower a charge of fabricating certain spurious coups. coins in Imitation of the Turkish pastels. To counterfeit the coin of this realm wee, by the great and venerable statute of Edward 111., no lees an offence than high tress:pc (vow reduced to felony), the prerogative of the Mint being thus carefolly guarded, be cause of the ir111:110040 import once to the public of a genuine currency, the metal of stsndard fineness, and the weight Silty equal to that prescribed. Nor even were the counterfeit as good in these aspects ea the genuine oda itself would the coiner escape the penalties of the law, whatever mitigation of them be might be held to deserve by season of this equality. Neither is such a rule inconsistent with judders. For to throw open the muufac cure of coin would be to ensure its deterioration. It would furnish an noose for the posereks of coining implements, at present on/awful, which, if employed to-day for the pro duction of mossy of the same value as that of the mint, might, and most assuredly would, be used to-morrow by a horde of fabricators to pour Into circulation a flood of those base tokens which even now, notwithstanding all check; are but too readily circulated through the country, and espe cially among the bumbler clams who can but ill afford the losses imposed upon them by this nefarious traffic. Gentle men, the protection which has thus been thrown around our selves and our fellow-subjecte has not been altogether with held from other nations, although our law does not think fit to guard the interesta of the foreigner with the same jealousy as those of Its own people. The defen dant is accused of having violated the provisions of the statute 43 Geo. 111., by which his alleged offenoe is made a misdemeanour, punishable with a year's imprison ment. In cases of felony which form the bull of such as ere brought under the notice of Grand Jurist, difficulties now end then arise which have no place in misdemeanours. Felons are classed as principals or accesso ries, sad the distinction between these two chases sometimes rune Into refinement, not eery of application. In misde meanours, however, all persons who take any part in the criminal sot are guilty in the eye of the law se principals. So here, a merchant who should order false coins, a master manufacturer, who should employ his workmen in their fabrication, and the workmen themselves would all be within the penalties of the statute, as soon as the offence thus per petrated in concert is complete. And gentlemen, as I have already stated with regard to English money, every foreign coin Is false and counterfeit, however unobjectionable it may be Mother respect., unless it ha. been struck by virtue of en authority famished to the master by the sovereign power of the state whose emblems and superscription it boars. And finally, gentlemen, it is for the accused to show the possession of each delegated authority, and not for the prosecutor to disprove that fact. MARKETS. LONIDOS WBIALY DOM 111/2121 Imparted Delivered 19/9•48—W4•4 1.4147.44424 1.611 3.983 /lientlase bees 11.127 6,6110 2 2 4aP1 mg Ilsdrr bee 3.349 433 Oen se— rad .L.- etkao pke. 9,96 1 2 9,W1 w 111 0621181. Mod* 4l 1118 Omlea OPOrj e ci 1184, 222 237 41 itisr-W.L ark. 618 416 9.—Ocr. 9. - - - - -- pr. eta*. M. 110,334 134.73/ MAIO 22,191 sics; 714 304 10.4711 an? 50.311 313 2,113 4.229 972 2&041 SUSI TALLOW.—The tallow market wu firm throughout lad week, and in the course of the week advanced from 6d. to 9d. per cwt. To-day the market 11111 been more quiet on the spot. In umpteen's of the io:ntinued absence of arrivals prices sue fairly supported, but for forward periods we notice • decline from the beet point of lest week of 6d. per cwt., olosing :—Spot, new Y.O , 60a.; all the year. 495. 6d.; separately, 49e. 94. to 605.; January to March, 60a.; sepa rately, 60a. 6d.; Odessa sheep, 60e. to 60a. 3d. ; ditto best, 49e. to 495. 36.; South American still without farther arrivsla, sad holden inn at 61s. 66.; palm oil, 40s. to 40e. 106.; oncornut oil, Cochin, 40a. ; Ceylon, 38a. ; town tallow, 60s. Xi. net cub. The maket from St. Peter,borg is quoted at 162 rs. Shipped off to Saturday, 75,030 maks ; on the quay, 30,000 omaks. COTTON.—LrvenPoot, OL7. 11.—The market remains anehansed in tone and price. Salm, 7,000 bales; export, 600. 600 Sant, at 44. to 4 1-16 d ; 160 Egyptian, at 81d. to 81d.; 60 Yernam, at 80.; 40 Mmanham, at 84.; 6,760 American. THB WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE.—In the whoa end spirit trade the same inactivity reported for several mouths past asthma. dealers being determined to limit their purchases se much as possible ; and as no speculation has existed for a cosuriderable period, prices remain affected by legitimate demand only. The favourable reports from the various wine producing districts of Europe of neoresity tend to induce dealers to reduce their bonded stocks lower than aver. This Is quite ricer, for on reference to the Board of Tiede returns tor eight month. ending the illat of August lest, the importation of all wines reached 3,768,847 gallons rely, white the quantities taken for home conaumption and export--total-6,862,708 gallons. Sherry—The latest ad vice@ to hand from Keret report a moot favourable result of the gathering in that district. Some of the growers express themselves disappointed at the quantity of Matto" proving smaller than was at first anticipated, but undoubtedly a large yield of doe sherry has this year been secured free from ▪ Deems most, however, beer in mind that dimmest be even for Hato" to become sherry, and that 1861 is the fi rst large crop secured for several years, end else that while (since Jemmy) the importation et she,,, into the United Kingdom ha. declined alms 13,000 butts, the home consumption for the mane period shows only a demean of about 1,600 butts. That the result of the present vintage will prevent any farther rise Mirka% Is on all hands admitted ; but with respect to lower quotation@ one single fine vintage can do but little, while wince available for present shipment remain in such limited eapply. Port The latest advice, to hand from the Douro appear somewhat coofboting, bat it is hoped some fine wine will be made this year—how far the same may be affected in flavour, by the reported liberal use of sulphur, monism to be proved. As far aatbe English importers are concerned, their greet anxiety is to eaters fine wine, much of that sent forward Olean from Oporto proving very inferior sad tussatisfectory; dashes in the masa time will not be induced to perchase at the premot high limits. Brandy From Cognac the latest reports to hand are extremely favourable; the present crop is not oily large but the quality promises to be esosedingly Ana If 'twitting aus tend to thick the exportation of those Werke sospooads which have been so largely shipped to Atteralia as genuine " Ran de vie de Cognac," it will be the fine brandy of 1867 tied 1858, especially if the groves are eats( to accept moderate prices for their product.—(From Maws. F. W. Combs' Monthly Clreular.) Om. 11.—The supply to-day wee aboat Tie se ;of rlrp . fit; desesad slow foe mitt, at rather lower prior for ,Oe beet eteek; Twiddling wad Wirier amok lower, wad difficult to NU. Snoop slow, at fanner pricer. COALS.-Loorsoo, Oat. 11.-Buddle's Wei Hartley, 154. 9d.; Surabaya, 16..6d. ; Byrnes'. Rebottle West Hart ley, 16s. 9d. ; Davlsoo's West Harslay. 16.. 9d. ; Reredos Hanky, 16e. ; Holywoll, 141.6 d.; Lansbeet's West Hartley, 154. N Monads Wen Hartley, 165.; Nestleworth Prigs rye, 1 2.. 6d.; Tyro Mein, 13. , Tsaßold Maw, 134.; Tan -11.14 Moor Balsa, 135.; West Wylato, 13.. 6d. ; Wldtrklgi's 17. Wylasn, 14.. 6d.; Walls Hod Acorn ; W all. Rai Batson, 16s. 6d.; Walls Bad Edon, 17a 34.; Walla End Goatords, 16a. ; Via/4 End Harsco, 164. 6d.; Walla End Northamberlsod, 16.. 3d .; Walls End Riddell, 16.. ; Wells End 8011, 16.. 3d.; Wall. Bed Bei m est, 16s. 3d.; Walls Bed Braddylls Hettoo, 17.. 3d.; Wall. End Haswell. 18s. 9..; Welts End Hatton, 18.. 3d.; Walls End Kepler Orange, 17.. 94 ; Walls End launeN 18a. 3d. ; Walls End RUIO/4 . 1 Helton, 17..; Walls Hod S•intb Heston, 18.. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 1%. 6d.; Walls End Shincliffe, 16..9d.; Walls End Camay, 17s. 3d.; • Walla End Hartlepool Helton, 17a. 6d. ; Walla End llengh Hall, 17a. ; Walla End Hunwiek, 14e. 9d.; Walla End Kell" 17a. 6d; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16a. 9d.; Walla End Thornley 16s. 3d ; Nixon'a Merthyr, 21a. ; Powell's Darin Sieam, 21a.-81Wps at market, 123 ; sold, 116. TRAFFIC RETURNS. ZAILWAYL Mlle. Par Der. Total, Total, Weak ondine July X. f °pea. learn elsenglas. 1661. LW. Great Lathan Penton., BlG wb2 (amebae Inwidenay) 1305 IWI no Lees 991 Do. Oncost 8 — 1,191 673 1,741 Nil Do. Avian 15 9m 780 1.708 nr Week eating depterabee 18. Goad Trunk ce teams 649 4,188 4,253 Mg Bth Week online Soptember2 3. Dolrolt sad 1111.auke• wen =dal September W. Great Watorn el Canaan buffalo sad loke [lvrea Weak ending September 30. Mine 6.5001116 t) MOW — 102 303 Weekending October 9. des* Lemma 303 26.168 21,134 L. Driellok, and South Ognil 1921 15.825 LW 19,174 Kw SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Antelope (American barque), Captain Clarks, has horn Mt oa the Panels.—Hong Kong, Aug. it. ate. , Wealdngt , o (m), arrived hers yesterday, was thrown cai her beauemds in a burins", 232.1 ult., toe two hoar.—New York, Sept. SI. Colossi CUM (ar.hocume), Captain Sherburne, of and bound to Diboll Loa Liverpool. with 150 tool of smelting woo ou board, ina wreaked Mar Nt (Game foamy), is the night of 16th Mabee; am and ;warier* waned; the cargo and materials will he asved.—Paepetaim. Sept 91. Enfant de Frahm from Valparaiso, at Ham. with part of eerie throws overboard, to • violent gale, 15th Acinst.—Ltverpool, 04.11. Favourite, from Liverpool for Savannah. put in here, making one toot of water par hour, through • leak In the altar part of the venal, which mould not be got et.—Cimenstowe. Oat. 9. Torten. (semouer). of Grelkwald, Captain Beach. from Deltaic to Holyhead, with railway sleepers. drove *above this morning rm • Oat. S. 'sal Omsk LS. of this place; craw read. —Frassrlaugh, Ante, of Lteericel, from Swamme to Sierra Leone, was brought le hen today with loss ot main end imam masts, in Lat. 44, lea. Quasmaswe, Oat. 3. Maid al the Mat, sou Yn.tlle to Minimt, wan loot at or Mar the tower plasZ7.liieguat et Wtak{ow, vaa wreaked ca et. Mares Rocks, Watt, 13. y. 7th Wt.—Liverpool. Oat. U. Minerva, of Oork. Ceptsin Grass, Rana IWO to the United King. dam, with barley, called from Malta on the lit June, and has sot awe bra heard of. Bantam (a)—lt to reported that Balboa (a) las got ashore in the Parr; the !frogmen took to the bats mod landed in won, War; her puperearizoes were a charge.—Ptya oath, Oct. 11. Maar and John. Captain Todd, toiled from Bt. Poterehurg on the Oth Jd,, few London, sad has not awe hew hoarded. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. British Lino (ship). Irma BoosMy Ice Liverpool, Oet. S. Clyde. liana oftcutta lac Liverpool. Peps. 1, wt. 5.37 S., los. ISA W. Cuomo (ship), Irom Laudon for °Montt& Se der, Sept. 1, Ist. 11 31 N., ion. 24.30 W. Clamplon of the Sas (Alp), Sept. I, lat. 11.30 N.. los. 1114 W. Dinka Rankly. from Gamma* foe Msttneroe, Sept 7, ht. kW it lea 14 43 W. Hippotyte (ship), from Rangoon for Liverpool, Sept. 13, lal. 14 N., lon. 11W Mastro. (Leedom ship). Iran Rangoon for Falmouth, Sept. 16. lat. 440 N., lea. 13.70 W. Lady Doggies, of Landon, from Moulmein for Queenstown, Sept.?, Ist. 311.. lon. 30 N. Marla (Norwegian torque), from Bahia for Falmouth SI dem Sept. 31.15 t. Wu N.. on. 31.15 W. Mary Pleasels (slue). from Ltverpoel, Dosed tooth, Sept. S. Qama•ta hill (ship) Nom Comoro for Cork, Augoot If. lat. :0.18 S., Kra I.tei. elrtiorry (elal p) w ham lararpool for Bombay. Acing 17, lat. 1.40 N.. los. 13 ra. Stamm@ Partys, tram Callao for Etael.lta.l; ...Wont 15,1.3.9.3 - . 11, los. U W. Tawu Wwf (DOW torque), Irma Mou:mem, Oet. 1, Lt. 1L311„ Ist. 21.69 W. !Nagy Mai, hyt.lS. lat. 10 N., 10t.:4 W. WHAM:4'O*U* (WO. tram Isadan Si dap, baund math, Ana* 011 /a/..11 11., 100.23 W. THE Naw SCREW STEAM SHIP CETLON.—The Peeinsular and Oriental Company's new steamer Ceyka as. In Southampton Docks yesterday, from Lcndoe, oder the command of Captain Brans. She was built by &muds Brothers. She is 1,374 tons register, and 2,373 buildsre memurement. The length between perpendiculars i. 290 feet; breadth, 41 teat; depth of hold 29 feet. The engines, constructed by Humphreys and Tennant, are of the direct acting principle, being 460 horse power (nominal) ; but can be worked up to four times that amount. On the passage front London, !although not put to her full speed, she some pliehed 12 knots per hour against a head wind, and the vitas. tion of her screw is said to be almost impercepti ble. The principal saloon is elegantly fitted. Six tables, of the patent movable princip le, run down the centre, at which 126 persons can dine. The first•clue cabin. ars arranged on either side, the entrance to each being hung with green damask drapery. The prevailing colour of the saloon is peso, the wainscot end ceiling being picked eat with &id ; the panels are *nod with bouquets of glowers. The whole of the berths throughout the skip see esetilatad by jalousies. There are eight bath rooms, la eluding warm, cold, and shower baths. The ladles' adonis magnificently fitted, the wainscotting being of walnut wood with bouqueta of flowers for the panels. Large mirrors us planed at either end, with en elegant chiffonniirs. Bath. rooms, &a, are attached. There la accommodation for 130 Bret-class and 30 seoond• clam passengers. She will make m official trial trip on Saturday, and proceeds to Alexandria as the 20th, with the East India and China mails. THE OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL—The steam-ship Sultan, Captain Cook, left Southampton yesterday, with the above man and In paseenfrere. AMBRICAN f 1 AS Wednesday the strew steamer Vigo will mil from Liverpool, with mails for New York. The Post-glace box will clogs at 9 a.m., with late fees at 10 a.m., and ou the landing stage at the departure of the tender, from about 10.30 to 11 a.m. Ship mails for New York and St. John's, New foundland, were made up yesterday afternoon in the General Poat-oface, to be forwar&d'fran Galway by the Pacific, cem of the packets of the Laver limn SUICIDE IN • VAPOUR BATH.—Yesterday after noon Mr. Serjeant Payne held an inquest In the school-room of Certain ward, St. Mary Axe, on the body of Mies Leigh Banyan, aged 42, who was found dead in olz z b state d the est a blishment, in St. Mary Axe. F vale somewhat peculiar circumstances. From the OM, attendants it appeared that there was nothing straw et eV citable in the manner of the deceased when she applied for the bath. She remained in It an hour and a half, whim de ceased was fend lying in the both dead. They im sent for medical amistanoe, and it was discovered th:t i e s =le taken poison, a bottle containing sulphuric add being found in the room. Mr. Woodman, a schoolmaster, melding in Devonshire-equate, Bishopegate-street, raid that demand was his wife's sister, that she was of a very lineage and ob stinate temper, and that her brother also committed 'Weida She had lived with witness for the last nineteen years, and it was only on Tuesday lam that he lied brought bar book nos after a nionth's absence in the oonotry. She had been since 12 o'clock on Friday last. The jury returned = verdict that deceased destroyed herself while labouring muter temporary Inanity. 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Wan lei, of a dannew. .-001. teat UAW, Tertian, tbe wlfe of J. & PIMP 114.0 a- WOW 00D.-064. 7, at Mailman at, Reamiliquent. the WIZ T Re .wood. ot • nexaMr. (ITAVILLI —On 9. se C gilefiggetrret, Rideiark, We vlr or T. tl. Itimolar, Yae., e 1 a dawns% MARRIAGES. MIADYIELD-11111111I1P.-001. 9. at Smash,. Seek hi Ws it . l M. William. Jots, sae of the leis W. Hredeald. . Settee, Wraithlike. to Meriusas. subset of the hut Sea l l lathert. VIM Of Antra Osoludeffioe. Wrairake DODS—SAIIDASS.—Oct T. at IMo Ohetterserd. W. Dods. O&M. WM...lnk ffiellte. to Jr Orastsecit of *Yodels SlSe lli a Cheeterfeitilsrls. Prase [llloolollD—LolB.—Oot. T. et Meet Mak& W tw Am B. J. Areteraes. Stelae. P. W. ilaMerd. PUMPS to Seedy. dateettler ef D. Leo& Isq.. of LAMsare. Irt wash Norfolk. MANCHIAM—WALISIL— 11 4 1 at the Oaffiedrel. likoffir l l2 l 2 the Bey. H. Wetmore. M lera r. P. ffime e to M .effit of kr. W. Wawa. of tea A, Safer& SKIMS—WATERFALL —NA at Mukha Mehl. be tabs ley I Mantra. 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