The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-25 00:00:00

SPAIN AND MOROCCO. The f;.heattae Chromic:. of the 18th init. Bays: Ihe rup t ore of lib Mau's. beterteu Spaia mad Mom= I. is ea p tV♦•pty as accomplished fact. LW= Irma Tangle" wear . yeeherday wite that it wee ezwetel the Lwaieb ems. kt write tve deg iv the mores of the day. e . bu m . d e " V a ll e moved to Teague trove &4 •t ofe tb• sushi of the 14111, sad wee the be.,., of derails which et v. csanikeed leepeemble the Moorish (overawed teeld Wm:. These detwede ate Bawl W cvaipriee • eeesioa of W m .ry Writs* Ceutaoto eittwive se W WWI. the !Bern liellowe, 'alas ta Cape Negro is the direade• of Terra asitApea . -bill as the berates. If this dolma be = eV. um to moms:end Wettable. No Selma ef c 5M .wtet to eu:h ea aliestove of settowl seentoey , Ned °Veit 'kreit. ooriih gveveament t o yield wibis pout, It Is et47.11•11d doubtful Washes w woolif be everted, macs Uwe vecereoa woolit probably gale the Scittes bee throw that hate Wes sabots ex trezta Wen • few of the avoitienkstiove melted . a Ott. 17. W. ore se loom fa an cer t e i s t y as to t h e atriattraa o f 111•• , •. Ths Salta sot boa ale to euttult to lb fresh darted. of the Cob na of n. oo hater doubt la sae soptistione—this woe se ow, sad God atoms what coseerasnmp ow asp produce." Mother cemorellast trim he itertimmas wise yeastday orderly rnaleYrd is AMtae dole moony se bead ell t•• evuldbl• emit II the peoparesery aeltaridei their moose tide day. Her llejany sieemeiosp Vete-, sad make* Co= .ere ember, eed e we eareeed the Cleared ft Alaimo would ate 6/J the If his mass mkt, ee bend Ware sbirmalf es me et Mr Itepery's ably& Tie whele ef the protegees ad Oho city o oe is da ateshort coestereeirea, ape. Italy the Lrolgooni. who 0005 emu .hers is VOW/ to roe mob perm r eel ae thek prem. Ti. Keen* authorities per es Imellmerl la the way slam of the goo pram Me Mild to Me *Mk departare b an dld they tater/an Mk the br er Whir 'Mho Mkt the ore wading away. The Millet emele. with drek the 5.1.4.4. &a, matill, It me salk be %km ia bead t e a. British W tem% temod•ver to the harbor. no Moorish go. mamas was sopoothop to hear of the dederede• ef or wish the emolument of leek had *mem/ Moe *M." Mother letter of the was date : " Orm miasma= meads ID this day and preparr timi ea the pert el a met amber of Zuregeme Ned eshan m mime to leave the country. Mx. enhod how a • ligrait stem-frigete , be mains ea beard. at the we ed Is a querautithe. Ti. hove road Wasiak, ter Apse-al/ It Is herl6•l the E. hem ..11 mks ea stuck by ar and had, Amara. to copy Tolosa rad Tasgir, it is tibial.* said lint Mr. litetuo ha. demeded de. MOM of dollen to Jokiest, the Smolt eaveramet ler the earmer they bate bow pal to to repartee the rapedlties. Tedlordey, beteg a Neerith b. 11.1. y. • ostoter ..f tribes hem do &kite of Angers ear sto tee tows. In casigalaso of the El Kota requested Mr. Druarsosd Hop to dear../. the Etwoprosa ...nark op am, kwrisa k saga Oa lama tats • jar 1.01 fur cuo•auttilig satusees, Htamp aterrved the hest deo a • carealoa. Mr. Mariassal Hay, mirrmadiag these tribe, maid atom to Ur* &Acre is tier .evritee, premised SI Kiwi that he meld delay the eatbarketioa of the Bride .abject until this day (the 15th), was he expected there would he s wildest ouster or stark, is tabs off oil the Summer sad seam of the pauNittou who meshed to seal thesseelas opportamy, mecially es El lista had astructed the od intaistrstor a customs to offer no Impediment to those ohs woad to mart. Mr. Oars, V. Bass, Unita Meta meat. ter parawas to is,. for Gitaltor, Griagai with ion al hie bageeee. beetra. ke." Ammar letter aloha of Maki Abates, Naar of Ohs pa ssed Emperor, bead apnea et Taw« with 30,010 am; sal tam ~or Entail elsrpi Cabana aj/ to OM a her alp of war obi& 11.111 felliaill of that port. IRE UNITED STATES. LIVERPOOL, Morinair. The Rryal Mail stases-ship Asia, Captain Lott, from New - York on the 12th inst., arrived this after noon, bringing 8; passengers and 221,73:1 dollars in On. the 12th the Asia passed the screw steamer Glasgow, 'wood ; . 13th pseud stcainimi City of IVashlngton as.d Africa, iallee for New York ; 22nd saw 0 , 11.11113er Anise, bound 'West. Steamer ( 'u, of Manchester, from Queenstown, amrcil at New York on t h e 9th, and the Indian, hence, reacted Quebec on the 19. h inst. -- • - Toe Waenttglen correspondent of the New York Ihrold asp ii nederstood that the Bt.•ish miskater, Laid Lyme, bes netreed & peremptory sad important deepinelt heel bit vemeasemt dt.ruateine esplesattma from mar geweesmist et the WILMS t .rstrr.l littraey is the Seen Jsas sf4r. to stash the n tr.* try of State le how preparing • reply wheel will stodiraie telly our Schee, pad doehlame ewers die whole groao4 4 the vett:oven* to the asti.fmtkee of the American • lee. TOto .Cale matter silt Le L before Um Preeklest Cu M. teem to-0•0110W. A ~ ..esuskauee bee been received hem the Brit;ab rieverenerat, arose' Lord Lyrae, nem...in that their etlntowledroecte may be careered S. Mr. Wud, our tebtotter tot:Lbe. Lod Commodore Taira, Ito their freordly curcu, t attbcett.:r of the Nib.. l'uluoel Frank Aa;mon, and Captains Maury, Seer, and Fuyeolo, of Walker's filibuster party, had been held to bail at New Orleans in 3,000 dole. each. They slime that they were on a debu; wien arrested. The rank and file of the party were placed in the hairacks below New tirleane, but as there wee no guard to detain them the, decamped. I`.e steatn-ohip North Star bad arrived at New Ye, It. with Californian dates to the 20th alt., and .500,1410 dole. in specie. Tim total specie shipments from San ?oolitic on the 20th was 1,660,000 dole. The duel in California between Mr. Broderick, Lotted States senator for Coniferous, and Chief Jusiice Terry. had resulted in the death of the forme-. I: wi'i be remembered that the hostile meeting tuok place near San Francisco on the morn ing of the 13th ultimo, and Broderick fell at the first no, being pierced through the longs by the ballet fryer. .6 antagonist's weapon. He lingered till the Ilith, when he expired. Judge Terry was not injured. The event grew ua• of the political discussions which artier prime to the recent state election in California. The Neural of Broderick was attended by shoat 3.0n0 ;cretin,. and the buildings along the line of pereetemea were draped in soarning. Another Evil duel had occurred in California bet e ere Dr. Peterson G.iuderyo and Colonel 11 'III. Jeff Gatsweed, and resulted in the death of the der pr. Ac::orliss to Os Her Fork Herald, " The Asetioaas Were prowling fee a tormineut accept tur Jthe icatd of Soo Jew." ..• SCOlt ►*d arTiTCdi: PIUILIZIS, en I'oU.° for Va: , l4.lll'D LIES& rises Isom Silt Lake rity, Utah. to 1 ith &pusher, rata that Lord Robert Grommet Dad paned threugh tbr Sty an rottu for Chias, by way al tee Prat. aonsiont bad craned to the machinery ea bean the steamer Quail City, while on her peo ny from New Yoh he Havannah, and there was some anxiety as to her fete. There we. quite a par. 7 on baud. and 100 of ter piswc ers trans :need thems..ves to a 'mei which had lauded them at :..,-(olk, Virginia. t •ow. Mui‘cs. two lave dates to the 23rd Septem nre from tho capital, and to the 23th fres Vera The Lem is Om gives is a &opted% from Non (bless:—A' A ~piracy as this pert of the leading odic. no in Xiesassn's army, with the *byes( to evrrthrow Mammon sad recognise the was . Analged the day before, and /be execution of tee MUM ou:d take place ci the 23th. The other raaap.estar• in tea army would set, it was sup. regd. be pon.sh. At Vim Cine active prep‘retions W.V. made to Noss epos Jalapa, Cordova, •id the capital. rorba's eltevaioa wee 'naively rowed on the 12th by the :Sends of ()slime. A large number of prisoners were taken, bu - went pardoned. Tr* eksteh party hid mita Moreno and others, art they had been shot. thaimer Otwey Watts k the British steamer of net. 3. Mr. Connor, consul at Mara/len. te oa baud ;be Star. lie has secured cooorseione of great Iti•inf.tag• I. our commerce .= the western COW. . - I oe lirtti•-. +hip of war Calypso was engaged is scauipwag 114 , .000 dola. trots a port near San Slam. LTIVATION or HOP..—Tti• total number of fan. elder the eettleetioe et hope et the tent ie. wow& hap 10 • pertleaentisey roma *owe yeeterdey, 45,666. The eelle , tlee el Rotbsabst wows. 17 ,i i 0 Senel , that a Caw ',teary, 9.478, of Ilems, 8,94 z; of liseetord, 3,719 , of Rasta IMS. cf as kh• of Irert, 1.100, of ...way 1.214 ,ted el Wenessur, 984. 1s ether wheedle cost/Ass is me& es WI acne, end the pivot estreber el these width sseeela mods way Ism tee so sm. [Advertioniset.J—Errai , (HolurnpAreic 1.1e4 mtemmed prewirldn I. 4.: 1 UN pnedlpil ~lad 14 Ad. NW 1 id, parte, weft tddldd Sem Imulia. THE EXPRESS, TUESDA4Y EVENING, OCTOBER 25, IS9. NAVAL AND MILITARY. AGIIMALTV. OCT. 24.—APPOIPTMEN7q.—Master 3. X. Men 0864), to be additional to the Cumbeeland, 70, glit&al Detroopert. Zuglasere C. Callow (1867), to the Rhohelm, 60, screw stoma stip. oa Corm Guazd ma. we in Portland Roads; T. Animus (181.4, *h., Royal Albert, 121, screw Maas 11-g ship, at Dorceport ; W. W. Wallianmon (1662), to the Meeiboroegli, 131, sem. stews ship, Mediterranean station; old & Cimusts. t, th. Liffey, 61, screw steam frurate. Acthig ebig E ncu x W, 11. Hougletaa to the Fisgard, 42. et et Woolwich, es supernoreerery. at Weth rl T. e tin Ardent, 5, paddlc- woad steno eons, e. Asoloteet Clerk. W. A. Delete/field, loth* Prometheus, 6, paddle-wheel steam sloop, at Woolwich ; end F. A. Car ter, to the Hogue, 00, screw steam stop, on Coast Guard are" e 9!eetoec. nethig 1 hied-dere Assistent•Engineer W. Wallace, to the Are, 84, at Portsmouth, se mapersumstary. Pre OCT. 12 hesa. .—Liraterat T. B. Hoilinawwth (1855), to the rnet Miner C. Priekett (1868), to be additional to the Fie- PIC Chief Engineer W. Pitt, to the Warn/eau. a. Board. ship at Derceport, toe the charge oft he sosebitiery of the Sesta Penal. Plret - dewAmietoutt-Entoteers W. Lowther, to the Pro metheus, in beta ota chief engineer; and 0. Owens, to the Rhadamenthas. Third. rims A esistant-Ensinems C. Lund and R. Roberta, to the Prometheue. Aetteg Thied•ctees Assistant-Engine J. Peen*, to the Cower, 6, peddle-wheel steam-tneste, iledifeteeseen sta lks, am eupernuthetery. CHATHAM, Ocr. 24. The ietereatiog ceremony of deeorating a moldier with a lever serial, ;,retastri b 7 sneer/ el Ids Royal Higher, the Gimes! C kiwi we ek* vie esedkatoms madam, pleas me die rural regromml et Chatham &weed ea lbsterdby salmon, ,norms• of the article of the cams sod weeps he lewitmg W heist WWII. of hilesiwy. Us amps lambs' bees kneed law wows, Privets ham LaMar, Melt URN lefistry, wee wiled to the frost sad eddreesed by Coked 'ends, ohs Ishneel him dot he bed bow dinald by tie I Dub of Owebeidge to peens him with • silver model, sego- ehr with • penis, of N., be good madam wid bag am- Wee. Tits arida was then twined to his breast by C., Illdsbeetew, the ad/saw of the battalion. Privies Laser hen boss WIN* of 21 years is th• ...met., during the whole ef vldsb parka' ha has bores . most exemplary cha mi as GAL eNs dscossted with &umber medal for service It TM CHINA EN PEDITION.—Within the last week en Ms 1W bee. bawd by the authorities at the War-onlos seffireilleg an widow angers given for the immediate ship ment of anther, NOM far service of the eepedttionary fame le he seat to that mantry, while, on the other hand, tentruc none have Wee reedited at the Royal Arrest at Woolwich for the Immediate preparationof a quantity of lines ton dagee to to sent out to Chiaa. Several members of the staff who wen under orders to sail on the 4th proximo have we believe, received countermanding order,. The Secretes; of State foe We: has issued • circular memorandum to the ether that distinctive marks mast be put on each package to enable tie nolitary storekeeper at Hong Kong to classify, irearedialely on their receipt, the different stores, whether =4ll medicsl, warlike, &e., thereby preventing say oar the entwegoent Naas o f them whenever required. The 16th Regiment, numbering 750 men and 35 einem nailer the commend of Colonel Oliver Langley, Le anted at Cionmel from the Cur ugh, and at once proceeded ceeapy the barracks- RT. UtmaGE's VOLUNTEER RIPLE CORPS.—The eeteetsey bee received a letter from the lord lieutenant com municating the gratifying intelligence that her Majesty hoe bass errecineely pleated to accept the /anion of toe St. s Rifles ; the seance of the aseretary of State : Ne tt to the foreatka of a batten" wanting of fin ',unmake of 100 men, with the used oomplement of officers le each conspeay. The uniform is dark rills green trimmed with block braid. The poaches and belts of black leather. The uniform and accosurenieste have been approved by the level Ileateaant. The Lacoste: rise, wits the sword bemuse, le the area selected for the general use of the corps, but es severs! grewlemen have expressed a wish to join, pro vided they ate avail themeless of the rifle provided by the Ilorramsay the co mm ittee hare determined ape. arming the gW company with the short Balleld ride, as provided by the Secretary for Wet, la order to meet their view.. The lot and lad cowponies, aow arorly complete, have been drilling for the last two months at Burtlegton-bome, Piccadilly, the use of which bar been kindly granted to she corps by the Chief Coanomminer of the Board of Works. Burieg the *Wier menthe the curia win drill on Wed...sky aed Friday enstasp ban *eves till Mae o'clock, at Allen's Riding Scheel. Seymeer.plem, Bryant's. roam - . OALIAIIII CAREER OF ONE • RISEN FROM Elle Lane,--latelllgeate was received by the Wt mail from ladia ths data of Captain I.lw.ott of the 42n4 High beam, malt* from a wound oa the knee matted daring the simpressios of the matity. TM smarr of this gallant soklier is worthy of hole. Captain Lawman, who was a native of Lemarh, enured the army is 1837, having before that time hem rmaloyad as 4 plowethliey. He @mired as a aamoem...iaaed officer fur nearly sixteen 'sang daring which perkid he goalie.' for himaelf thecesiblencs sad respect of his superiors, sad the affectiou sad esteem of his fellow mldiers. la 18-54 Its embarked with ths regiment for the Crimea, wee preset at th• Alum, sad pared as method through all the heed-hips and peril. of that 'memorable com petes. After It kermess, .bog wish a oomb e e of dionvigg noa.commemioned otlicere serving in other regiment., he re ceived hi. commission as ensign. In March, 185.1, he was promoted to the rook of llenicaant. end for some time pre vious to lb* coaMmion of the woe acted as captain in the late Lind Traasport Corps. Oa his ',twin to England, is 1858, be nejoirven the 42.c1, sad shortly otter retiovrd the ap pdatmeat of testructor of mu-ketry to the regiment. At this time, also, the mag•suates end council .t L.neek (his native town), ia considm mien of Lis dietmkOlisj4 tumlect , agreed to ;prawn' him with the freedom of that a•cient burgh; this honour, however, the gallant gentleman never had en opportantly ot personally temiviag. The outbreak of the ladies tontine celled him again to the field, sad Y Assist, 1867, he 1.•1 Enpl.od with the hatel.quarters i.t iM aromas for Cakuits. la 1868 be obtained his C 014112- kilos captain, sad aboroly dim removed the wooed wheal, on the 18th of Aerie', lam ended his how:matte career. Capin& Lawson cutomended itut picquei of the 42ed, thuty-roes in another, which we. impute i in lbs terrible lifkm on the basks .1 the Puerile, 44 the moroitte of the 13th of Januaty, ult.\ upwards of 4000 rebels. The hobo baud of Rif tdm.ders defended themselves with estrsoed•naty mumps (tote *unit.* to sunset, Rohl n lint airtime f, •a• nee.) Walpole. Cereals' Lawson was how uraley no biome.' in the itwer despatches for de tosor.er w whit h he acquitted hotemOt on that day.— LEATHER LEI.GING4 FOR SOLDIEM ...- L e ath er leggings are to Leann as artaeltt of e.othico: for the troop. ♦ circular how the Secretary of State to War Les ben weed to all resent officers and Glance cotemandleg comps of infantry to the *dere that each non-annetta4oh.d a face and saltier of the Foot Guano and rewlements of Weanry of the lin serving at Onto. and in the atolono. is to he auppbed with then. H.. It y 4 Highs'. the General Comsand►sg• to•Chiq none Ise w.annanding odium say he apprind that the leather legmmas on to I. worn over the women, which no to be pawed op to the top of the boot, nearly folded round the leg. The leggings an only Wbe won is muddy weather, .M at gone wsensang, what nen:neg. IIoNONART REMAND TO • CAPTAIX.-013 Thurs day, et the root smortuat of the Leval Maria@ Board of the at of Lo 4.5, as the rem to Conlon; Mr. Hair Greet is the clear ; Caveman Itoblors Waste, C.C., No. 0747, of the ship of Laradoo, istradad to Poem • very Madams gold ebromoolor mod Maio, Milt had bags orsedolbri by the holder of the Caltaid 8.. t.. for wrote, ho Nobilloosi to or crew of the Armor abli &rah Moa,t, bmill at sm. Corm Doro, the erntry tot.. board, nag gas dalhawiag letter, which bed bra reeler by Lord Jots Bossall, the dot retery of Stele for Foript A 0,, frau tho Assoriamo saltitto —•• Legation of the Union &nes, Lando., ilremare 22, iB39.—ldy Lord The occutopasymg gold clummeter .mid thou have bra tratteriited to aio by ohs Prodding, with the vireeeeta of • deem that they my b. rimer, is hie .are, to Cirar Itobisoo Waite, of the Oily Iternerc, bl Loral. To. versos@ of the Presi dent w to spark bas high eat grateful erre of the generous sorrier resd.nd to or crew of tbo Arertaarop Sarah MUM, et 11108.00 lg of rest pent Tble wool ouled Gorr Boom for Liveryoul on the Lied May laat, Wm with cotton. Oa the 29th of Jam Or or dwarfed to b. os fee, ate burst with renthty, end boa tweer,MPres toward b 1 to iteervit, sew so .14 7 but by taking to the L ...to. At Chi. crab. C 400441. Wenn rsine so the mesa Ile received to been! the Illottivto.r too dalpon of the Boob )1 loot, lay by tha meek mid @wiry bops of oars( say pontos of her cargo oar ntisite..Led, ..d coaveyed with @roast eabibl tiro ol radars the miremor ly to Lavroool. I hove, Chop Ice, to regret that year lordery yid to goad *mush to ire earn donates Se be stivondel herewith ✓ut aa ray atom its am receipt by Captain Waite. 80. semis lb. ereernee 2.y Logbrot o to.dt rgi..D, I bees, Jr.. U. M. PALL t.."— lbe torumni , etios Iron the Mersa Dept, 1...0t tot the Word of Tral., through which devorriwat the prvettatattos teen to the Mum@ bred, we. Me read. The • tooresee rod the bard telt such ger ttileatio• IS Wog Wage the rediast of prausibug ths imitossial to Cavtaia Waits, and marked upon tho sorra ho bed teeth/rd. Cerra Wm, rid be vas deeply soribla of the borer whirs had beau paid bat bs had dry doss what mbar word, if placed to a Moir Ta n s &may Funtatm—The honing flahery In the ow Nog he. be stwailsd grim Ms log few days with lielarthlo saccon. The ammo quantity of fhb tree bat loos Mot two lasi• yer boat. Price ham riles to 301. par km [Aarilltiorriat. J—TIOLLOWATIII OINTMENT AND Paso—fasil men worth ••• 4•822. Unleelies Uennat w sem term robsitim Ism ilign gonad lloins gm end nedurede• in ef bind le thedue Whenen mien nen= el hamt as s2lll22 ne .6.14 berry' COI trotignit Maar tor ow ea rob awl bre Operz her Mrs net engine rea • few sirsola w.yi as . aineentelr as le weds Morn neirdry, ern nuts 41. dam r lebe =.2I H mobs: we rim Maid la sa roe trio rowera ter sem mod gagandarld Ten et rsty the Mon. 4177 — wilalles. wow dIENII4I hortew w NOM SPORTING. THE NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING, YON DA T. —• HANDICAS PLATE of 601. Cambridgeshire Coarse (1 mile 240 yards). Mt. Am.. oreaarrara role, by Woolokb, 4 tn. 6st orb ild.boto to 1 Mr. T. Bremer J. 341243 rt. 64 ........... IJ. oak') I Weed Thar imams. 3 rm. eat I.lb ......... ..... tcummeef Then ( obowing ili•O King-at-Arms, Bast Langton, elnyielon, Cumberland, &Adak, Beetles, Brown Holland, Ilesereidee, Hera Arm, Mier Digby, itupberry, South Wagers, and Commit. Bray weighed fur !Mammal, 3 7 11 , 7st 41b, and too number was displayed cm the graph. tele- The bore/ wee backed at 7 to I in the ring, bat was not on the come. Bening. 4 to 1 agst East Langton, 5 to 1 agst Jostle, 100 to 12 eget Greenwich Fur, tO to 1 apt Bastion, 100 to 8 apt Solomon. The tire rank was composed of Rare Ads, COD. (31/. Solomon, Betas, and Rohde.); Yam Langton 171 4 of Ur middle the ruck. At the turn of the Bata via and Conceit dropped away, sad &looms Ina *NM by Greemrkeh Fer sad Josktn. About half • dogmas beta bane Seism= dropped tack, and °rematch Fez sad loads imbed the race together, the filly Inseam by a bead ; bed third,Mom leo length. off. King at Arras wee farm* Beet League tlfth, Bastion and Eskdale were nest, close isp with Ban Laagtoa. In the estrum rear were Stapleton sad Cumberland, the last comtioned being beaten a long way. SWIIIIITA ILO of 10 sore. each, for 3.yr-olds sad upwards. The miaow to be sold for 300 soya, tt demadtl, ke. Saab, einkee Conroe (6 &rimy). Lad lioobtooris MIUMOI. by Bay Malaise's. 'Nu 734 711 f Mr.lll.nare'r. N 0093,314 3 ra 7st lib ota I Leto hared'. Lead. 0 , 1.1 . 4 its. tot 3. 3 Lord Warts Our of tit Oro. 4 ,r..hot Jib May) 4 113 . CoPtidltd• Th. Atstol. 4 rm. s.‘ 3.5 ...... ....044tOstat letting: 3 to I each apt Lemur, Star of the Batt, sad Neophyte, 7to 2 eget Manilla's*. Boar et the Bast showed the way to the cord., where he cat it; Legates was beaten half way up, and blarmilleise rem* weds POW away sad woe by • length; Wee lengths between the memnd and MTAIDE. PLAT. of 601., for 2-yr•olde ; colts, Bet 71b ; 11111os sod 016&.., B.t 41b. The winner to be sold kr 300 sew, r dossondsd, he.; If 'Oared for 200 son., allowed 71b. Vol he. hoboes .1 A.F. GoidtSy, hy fides Midas sat at barb 01 fil aeolL Merry, I Eja• * Omar aieb. o .4 116 ..... Iblogrdeb) pat limat, se so lehe . s Tb. hilowtec ia =rwitYttly i;ilfir * YOtiOO ' oat of Fartoao, Kowtow, Wear Spits., Mayactun, 811111.11, liar Ma, Mazaypa, sad colt by Backbiter out of C.apthwas. Bettie(. 7 to 4 apt the butterfly fitly, I to I yet Mar mar, 7to 1 met Water Sprite, Bto 1 apt Lady Emily. The maize was made by the Bettettly filly, foliuwad by Lady lolly sod Motor. These rtu to frost throughout, tbs Steady Ally ',Maim by two losetbs ; three herbs be. twos do mood *ad thlrd ; Termer beatific Yuma by hood co the post Heron was bed leth; ths Forma 14 woo sloth. Tbs inmost woe Wakes& KATO', 200, h ft. U.K. (7 far. 201 p,.) Lilt Isofterones liehrstieff, by ryaillig the Fine, M Mb Mr. F. Itobiaraat *Week.. flb . I I2Z 1 letting . 6 to 6ow Noarso t tt, mobs, sad, =ling gamely, bold It to the sad, sad was by a gas Nom, 100,1 it. T.Y.C. (I far. 140 yds.) trW. 11 0.10" Addis, by Neemlaabor, MI flb (d. !Ain) 1 e Vimenry Iby lawbsies-limunts. Ibt . - . (460crofti I &atlas : 7 to 3 co Adulatios. Tao Lyon/Minas throagi ari we'll' a calm" by - .. I.- llorcx, 600, 200 tt det 71b each. T.Y.C. Mute of Dalton/ • IDMby Itinbasiar. us /ID ......It Sapp* 1 lard %mod fby 'TV hr Itsistors—OhirrD In 71n ildsrad Betting . 11 to 10 es the Clara' 1111 y. Woa t by . a Warta. MATCH. lard Oirsosts t by Moss /Wands's—Brows lass, Oa 4lb M 1 My. Mary's e Wed Andrallan—Tour as 7lb _ aboi;:i 2 Baths : 11 to 10 on the Tour de Pone oult, who made Mirthe coeds, when he bolted to the right, and Jan Oo hed much difficulty to keep him from running amongst the people and upsetting the judge's box. The Brown Bees filly was stopped, sod pared the post at her Yee& the winner by four lengths. Marc., 200, Is 11.—Fint halt of Ab. mile. (3 turkey 216 yrde). Mr. Ladle. Olympus by Emens. 14 91b ID. nester! 1 Igais g loblamools Lamm, 24 On ln. /VI 2 : 11 to 10 ma &tier ' who held a slight lend to the ondaa gth. hare the old horse took up the running and wan byhalt a MATCH. 500, 200 ft.—R.ll. (1 mile 17 yards). Mr. Ti. Jimpans roman by Sovereign. 74 3:b bar 7m 3701 Ifordlmun i 1 3 lad Onterve Teurellte. ....... ....1414eroftl Betting : 3 to 1 ea Primer, Who came through rod wan Ina caner bi 20 length'. BILLING ULEDICLP of 10 WM. eech, for 2.yr-olds ; the whinnger to be sad ken 160 sows.sobs.) If dsmaided, ho. Ab.M. (7 , Caki. 212 (4 an Oros'. Jere yards.) Leameeti by itism nester or Idle Boy, 84 W. 0. r ambirVe Per. Lad. Sat 710 (J. Leal thitoes Wm by devpu.s. of new Warm Lost. Mr. 8. Jambes tads.., y 44 10 (Otelm e t i vi Betting Bto 4 emit New Fria Dar 11/y, 2to 1 eget &any Loaglms. Locknow mode play far a short distince when he wee beaten; Fees Lval sad Jenny Longlegs tben hod the Minh to themselves, ins former guing on with the rinsing ; • Sae race ensued, Jenny Longterm getting ttp is the last stride, red le liming by a bead ; bad third. Swears:tsar of 10 WV,. each, for 2-77-11.16 ; oohs, Bst Tib ; tithes. bat 61b. Ihe Winner to be mold for 2uo rive, If &mauled, Last halt of Ab. M. (8 fur 217 yds). (4 subs.) . . _ . . . Mn 6 Lady Falmam b 7 Ittrdenteber.Sst 11b --(Plumb) 1 Mr. itarnar.l4 du7 br Sawa.. of Puel•ae, t t (Jb ,Sult, 2 Mr. Ili tt,o. nmet.a 34 'lb (Por.lb.ml 3 it,. 1....tw00.r• m11ure...484 51b. . (J. ii owdes) 4 Betting : 6t04 ea Lady Folemer, 4 to 1 .get Ringlet. The favourite made all the running and non by a length; • heed between mood and third ; bed fourth. HAXDICA.I. SWEEPSTAKES of 25 WM. each, 10 ft, if de clued, to be divided between the flat and armed homes. LK. (7 mire, lof whom mot° trove. ft.) Mr. 1111....n*. Jo ky. by wee atairellea.3 7A 611—ParlyitaZ 1 Mr. P. Illeuro As si. lasts. A yrs. ; AS (‘Orm kr. Payee. llarleallou, MAKS Mb kor UMW lord IVbeole's 111../Iffolree. Ips. Tat WI Padre) 4 Sir C. Mood . Pm) Tessa ....... . .......... ArKISISO Betting : 6 to 2 spit Jerkin, 3 to 1 opt Emissions, 7 to net Prelude, 4 to l aim lochtforeao., B . lto 1 opt Antonio. Won by a had ; bed third. Carrsnios STAILLS of 30 Nom each, 20 ft, for 2-yr-olds ; a manor or WU coca ' 61b extra; of two such makes, Lb ex.ra ; the whaler of any other Sweepstakes of 200 sore., including the 'rinser's own sulks, not booing lose then 10 subs, 310 extra. From the turn of the laadre m. (42 nabs.) ThOtto&ob7.* ildbooms or Windboood. 1144 13Th Me 00 *Um... .. . ......IYordliatal 1 Mr. C.4ll...oder's flood ri.WB, Dann benne es; 114 Cotton, Mr. ff. 1014.e00. Aur..nk. 1.4 lilh I.e G:b 00. . .... .13 ti.. 414.1 3 Lord laird • Vaogiostme, 4.4 100 ilao Abu) ....(2. °Aurae) 4 bens llottocteiO4 .14..0. 4.4710 (Weil., 5 Kr. I. It .44n4r.0• *recta, 1.4 111, .... ..... Dan Li Mr. tta•mo . • Ism*. 1011, Mot ...... (IL enowtoo) 7 Lord &tutor. re'. Itur Leur..2ll4ao 84 :lb (Akterotil 8 &tong Even in, 1 huouerla•lt, 2to 1 abet Thertuanby, 10 to 1 each *get Jeeou and Vanquisher. To. Leprochaua, an the higtnv ground, led for about 200 yards, when he dropped back, end N . ... Number 10..5 up the menus', closely attended by Aurora, Anehuut, Taundertalt, and Thor :Denby. On reaching the site of the 014 Duk.-** stand Thus derboit went on with the lead, with Thormanby in atten dance. Half way up the corn Toormanby headed Thunder bolt, and at lest woo by two lengths; three lengths between the second ens third. The other.. (lobbed at each wide intervals 164 the jadg• placed the lot. LATEST BETTING ON THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE. NEWLIARKET, MiuNiour. 15 to 3 eget If•rtb Linooln 8 to 1 Amos 9 to 1 btozz.td 100 to 6 Bau. 110 to Pets 100 to 8 Hoary (4) 14 to 1 Lady Airco 15 to 1 Muthieer 100 to 6 Ambush 100 to e Anadus 20 to 1 Broodl..ndo (off) 25 to 1 Om. (off ) 33 to 1 Australian Maid 33 to 1 Maud 40 to 1 °ranchos 40 le 1 Montebello 60 to 1 Ma) üboaiad 101 N to 10 Prioress SCRATCH IN us.-588480,8A, Lord Moon, Mnojid, Cen time, Jorden , S t ows, Tangs. Tb. Grob, 11.1 o'Kublots, Tb. Dutchman • D enema, e by Flying Dutchman—Oslo, Fisheranaa, The Argosy, Btratheaver, Hoene, Anomerdans, Beethoven, Belnaaran, Target, Wreeder, Volcano, Hameln 800, Wsklgrave, Tiara, The Old English Gentleman, Cytherus, 'tournament Zsyder Zia , M. Ph.lippe, Starke, Roman Coedi t , Browned Lead, Sophia/11, Ruabsr, Defender, Eat Lentos. Wildroee, Sum of the Eget, King-at-Arson Royal Soveregge, Conner, Twilight. Coadvrter, Drogheda, Tb.J.de, Latubourne, Amara*, PoSolty, Commit Bow Tool Itsg, Mime Cadi, Kara Avis, WoooollrB, Anonrin: Now r, W.odorer, Queen Charlotte, Black Tawny. Illiwntinkrt Mac es, ills DA T.—Nies rem are est for trilq, sir hiet at 12, the Carebridge,hire at 12.44. Lab) Inn'ltem& BIRMLNGHAM DISTRICC COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Oct. 24. (Before Mr. Coloraimioner Saunders.) THE WAIL int= COLLIZiIi COMPAXT FAU.I.IIIE. The first meeting under this petition was held on Monday at watch Mr. Haight, instructed by Mr. Bolton of West Hampton, applied for an adjournment, stating as his reasoa certain hostile proceedings had been taken, ao lately sa Friday last, and with a view to try sad arrange theee by • modification of the propos.] ; rad after hearing Mr. Hooper, who appeared for the Wolverhampton sad Staffordshire Railway Company, instructed by Mr. J. Robb:tarn, of Wol verhampton, the tocamtssionar thought the application rea sonable and adjourned the meeting to Wadnet&y, the 2nd atf November next. No examination was gone into, but the attendance of creditors was anateroua, and an adjournment was not expected. RonneWitch, and asked him his name. The prisoner replied " Pegg," but the officer said, " No, it's Smith," and, opening the prisoner's waistcoat, he found a Marino Society's shirt marked with that name. The officer then conveyed him to the station, searched him, and found in his pookets the mate's meerechatun pipe sad pores. On saldag him what had kw come of the watch, he said that it wee at his father's hoses ; the allow went to the place and found It there. The prisoner, who had nothing to say, was tulip committed for trial. • Stolen; Barkley area charted with being drunk and die orderly, and assaulting A. Rickard, 670 City police. .. Very esrly on Sunday morning the officer found the prisoner in Devonshire-equate, shouting at the vire top of his voice, and creating a disturbance likely to awaken all the , inhabitants of the neighbourhood, so he desired him to hold his MAN, and make the beat of Ids way home. In utter scorn of this advice the priviner shouted again, and, if possible, louder than before, and the officer again warned him to de ' slat, and enforced the propriety of getting to bed as quickly se possible • but the prisoner told him be shocld do a he pleased, a dding, " Now, my fine fellow ' you shall just see how I can shout, end what a none I can make when I like;" at the same time he roared oat " Police" and " Murder" till a dozen windows were hastily thrown up, and a dozen night , capped heads thrust out to know what was the matter. Ap- Parently well pleased with this proof of the strength of his angs, he said, " Well, my fine fellow I told you I would what do yon think of that ?" He was beginning again, when the officer collared him, end 'told him he must go to the station, aft intimation at which he affected to be much stir , prised. He wee, however, convinced with some difficulty that Rickard was in earnist, and struggled desperately to free himself from his grasp. Kicking, striking, and finally pulling oat a knife, he threatened to " do" for him, but other assistance being obtained, he was dratted to the station, after leaving some ma:knot his prowess on Rickerd's face. He now said he didn't remember much about It; but the Lord Mayor ordered him to pay 20s. for being dri".k, end 20s. for assaulting the officer, with three weeks' imprisonment to default, in each case. Not him possessed of 40e., he was locked up. THAMES. Catharins Bryant, alias Leary, was charged with creating a dieturbaaca In tits Bird-in-Liand public-house, Bow, Mid dim". Mr, Frauds Manton, the landlord of the Bird•ln-Hend, mid th e prisoner came to his house on Saturday night, and called foe • quarters of rum, sad after abs had put her angers in the liquor soled him to change it. He refused to do eo, and she made use of the most horrible threats and ha rass", and threw part of the rum over • gentleman's beck. After wale trouble he ejected her from the house, and she then threatened to have his life, and said if she had to wait twenty years she would murder him, After more bad lon gues', elm took up • lugs stone and deliberately burled it against • large pane of plate glue, which was broken to pieces. It measured three feet eleven inches by fifteen inches, and its value was 18s. Mr. Sulu—l wish you publicans would not have such expensive plate glee. in your shop fronts. I shall fine the prisoner 10a. only, and in default of payment 14 deys' im prisonment. If she pays the 10e. it will be given to the pro secutor. The prisower—l won't pay the money. I will do the 14 day.. Eliza Nasky was charged with breaking a pans of plate gltsa in the Black Swan public-house, Bow. Mr. Frauds Peony, landlord of the Black Swan, said the !almoner came then on Saturday night, made a diaturbancs, and broke a pane of glass with a stone. He omitted the glue at 10a. -- Mr. Elelfe-1 see by the police-sheet tbat you valued your pane of akes at 7s. 6d. on Saturday night. Mr. Penny-1 said from 7s. 61. to 10s. Mr. Sells—The woman in Bow appear to have a groat spite against publicans plate gime. The prisoner is Lined 7e. 6d., and In default 10 days imprisonment. TBB DOUBLE NURDBR AND SUICIDE AT FORCEITAN. The inquest on the body of the unfortunate woman Mr.. Emily Mania, who destroyed herself and her two children, at Worcester, by drowning in the River Semen, under the painful &commences detailed in oar former im pressions, was concluded Wore Mr. P. Hughes, deputy coroner, at the Anchor Inn, on Friday, when the jury re turned the following verdict :—" That the cleansed mine to her death by drowning herself In the River Severn, being at the time in a state of temporary inesaity muted by the brutal treatment of her husband and hie miner; and the jury severely minors the neither in-law of the deemed for her conduct to verde her, and expole their dissatisfaction at not having medi cal teetimmy to guide Mem." This concluded the inquest, and es the mother-in-law leaving the hours she was followed by a crowd of persons, who again gave vent to their indigna tion by hissing and hooting at her until she took shelter in the cottage of a friend in the Bedli•mad. The remains of Mrs. Harris were interred In the New Cemetery on Sunday afternoon, the mournful orremony being witnessed by large numbers of persona. As an expression of sympathy and mark of respect to the bereaved parents, the corp.e win followed to the grave by about eighty of the operatives at Mews. Kerr and Co.'s romufeciory, who subscribed libe rally towards the expenses, as well as provided funds for the payment of the men who ...whorl for the body. Harris was brought before the bench on Friday to answer the charge of mesultieg his deceased wife, which bed been brought against him. Mr. Chitterbuck, who appellant:l fur the Maids of the ilsceseed (lire. Harris), stated that her friends wished to vindicate her character from the aspwslom which bad been thrown upon it. The whale of the evidence, be said, west to show that the drawled warms affectionate wife Arid mother, and of a forgiving temper. That the evidence proved, and the friends wished it to go forth to the public. Mr. Hopkinsou, father of the deassed Mrs. Han* was then called, and said he had not ease his deughter for three weeks before the unfortutode affair. He had kept away from the house on account of the mother and sister of HIM* end the language that was used there being of such a dreadful kind. Ho then alluded to the circtudetat oes of the money Marra woo getting per meet, notwithstanding which he pawned the things out of the hems lie bed pawned tam dresses, his wife's ring, and other things belonging to her, leaving her with only the things she stood up in. Other evidence was given, and the chairmen, after an impassive address to Harris, the prisoner, In which he alluded to the way in which he had brought binned into his present position, and the lamentable effect of his condutit, which had deprived him of an affectionate wits and two children, sentenced him to three 111011 the im prisonment for the assault on ho. wife. EMBEZZLEMENT BY A RAILWAY CLERK.—At the twewhall, Leeds, on Saturda), the mayor presiding, Wiliam Greece. Chadwick,. clerk in the employ of the North Eastern Railway Company, at Marsh-lane St.tion, Leeds, was brought up on remand, charged with embezzling upwards of 20W., thy property of the company. hir. Richard sus, of York, proeecwed ; azd Mr. Onager defended the prisoner. Chadwick line been in the employ of the company for about ten years, and during the lost four years his duty was to send out the momthly goods' accounts and collect the money., which he ought to hove Minded over to the cashier on the allowing day. It was Dimon by the evidence that for the law two or three rooLt4s prisoner bad not omeenntell for moneys received from various parties. The .rem of 881 2.. dd. wen paid to him by Mr. Ludolf, dal merchant, tiondwitnet, on Oct. 8, of which nu accuunt bad been received. Oa the mom day Mews. Schnuck and Company mod big 731. 14e., which ha bad not given up or given any account of. Another sum of 311. 31.74., received from Mews. Jewett, wae .Iso nnaccemated fur. In some oases it was proved that the prisoner had paid money to the cashier which be bad remlved from one party, alleging that it wee received from another tarty whole account was peed some weeks previ o usly. Several wies/asea were etx• emitted, and ultimately the prisoner was commuted to take his trial at the sessione.—Leeds Irpress. EXTRAORDINARY A PPRCULNSION OF TWO Fonetosene.—On Thursday lest, in the Hall Dollop-court, two foreignere, maned respectively Adolph Barman and August Band wicker, of Remover, were pieced in the dock, cherged with having committed furvry et Berlin. The bother gentlemen it an hI.D., and the latter a corn merchant, and both, it appear*, et the time of their arrest, were on a pleasure excursion. When placed in the dock on Thunder they *irked, through the interpreter of the court (Mr. Jacobson), by whom they had Leen given in charge, and under what circammancer, es they were both totally Ignorant that they bad dote anything by which they bad rendered theenaelvee amenable to the law. It was understood that the Prussian consul at Roll, Mr. R. J. Atkinson, had received a teleer.m from Berlin on the prerioue evening, acquainting him that a Dr. Herman bed committed forgery and &Wounded, and upon that charge, if found, he woe to be apprehended, and when taken into me lody information to be forwarded to Beriin at once, when an officer would come over to identify the party. The other person, Fandwieker, woo apprehended as he was found in the doetor'm eompuiy. A remend was asked for to allow time or en officer to arrive from Berlin. This the stipendiary magistrate granted until the following day (Friday). On Front,' they were again pieced at the bar of the police-onurt, when it was stated that another telegram hN been reoeived, mating that an villas from Berlin would be in attendance et the clan on Brtarday morning, and they were re manded aft cond time. On Saturday afternoon they were brought op, and AA the officer from Berlin had not arrived. the irtipenanuy magistrate did not feel himself joetifiett in dooming them any longer. They were then formally dis charged. ShRIOI:3 CASE OF STABBINO.—About midnight on liaturdey two labouring men quarrelled on the road near Doneld•on's Horipitel, EAMburgh. reepectiog a woman, when one of them gave the other a thrust in the abdomen with • knife or other sharp instrument, inflicting • moat dangerous wooed. The injured mac wee con wry. 4 to the Royal In firmary, and at present hie condition gives alight hope of ultimate recovery. The assailant WAS apprehended by the polio,. 11168 PRISONS.—The Emetikillei• Reporter states Net the government have notified their tattiness of relieving the county rates Irma the support of omelets. pelsotere. and the Irish pitons on the same footieg ..isk the Eng thetag to the subsistence of sestescal prisoners; end from the lot of January next the exposes of eapportieg all M oaners convened by a jury will be delayed front the Con aohdated Fund. _ _ . [AdvOrtistMeta.].-PAINIENOEIIa to CHINA and the EAST (MI 0 , 1 , 1111 n 0 lehmetion teewithe the muse. eurrenee. towthew of We Jaws& WM. he 411 Wu blue Teteetehh Gem Pt.attelette Petah** W Wtmem Km* HAm. M Nh...itwathrt2 a.m.. U.. utir at Lose., Mawr. se the thikx, to Lombard eltreit.ta theiweleetell Whileatitere.—Tviesae.Owosaan. Mr. ACCEPTANCES FOR TELE FREE HANDICAP. __ _._ _...... A Fame HANDICAP SWEErs7AILZS Of 30 4045., IR. lan bat ot Y.Y. (I rubs) 74 lb ytlb Vas lima ... ........ y;l TM Van s 2 8 7 Uptliegoe Tr t • .............. $ 41 e by Taglayr—lialyoby Webb a 3 I Ilpo 7 1 Ts. Ideltoot toodent socoplian twine 7it 71b it war ratted to Att 71b, sad Ori others la proportion. A Flab BANDWAP cd il/ se's. WIN 1 tt. The kat ilvo torksio, AS. (7 onin) Ma dibi A l• 7.41114 0~4 • 1 1 1 1 I V0the1f...............1 4 4 MOW: ... ...6 . I 4U I Tu•a• ..::::::::::::: : 1 Moos ilbideles I I asiAdTlortianD•ll...arli AID GOTT% Pigmy lin•Xl Mom obowlas et 11. is the p••• 11. is EL Om .1.01••• • sad mama s• up same mimes la Ilw ..mn px...a110 eta kr u.: •••••.lin Mx /a U s••••sok rs .1a• ./ gmlay. ai • in. 2818• YOWL WINO 1 Ignesembeld mom Pabli.MOß OAMMN ••• ••••• NO 11wa../amses awl 0••••0111••• /llh tlahire.romi. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Lawrence InsekwortA Barlow, a respectable looking man, antreedered to take his trial for unlawfully wounding Hannah Edwards with Intent to do her grievous bodily harm. Mr. Cooper prosecuted. The prisoner was defended by Mr. Sleigh. This case =ivied the court for a considerable time, but as facts lay in a mull compass. It appeared that the pri soner and his wife kept • school In connexion with the church of Bt. Anna's, Illacktriers, In Church-court, Broadway, Blecktriarx and that on the 25th of August the daughter of the prossentrix and a number of other children were playing in the court, and making • none, and the primmer time some water over them. Iu consequence of this proceeding the proavoutrix went to the prisoner to complete of the water being thrown over her child, and a mob assembled, end some violent language was made use of, and in a souffle that ensued the prisoner stabbed the promecutrix with a life preserver, which contained a sort of dagger. It appeared that the pi Isomer and hie Cf. had been very touch annoyed by the children who came to play in the court, and that on several onnelom the children had conducted themselves itt • most olleenve manner, and that the prisoner was treated with very omalderable *goo, by the crowd before he mode me of the * Tlingit made a moot able appeal to the jury on Mint! of the prisoner, who, he contended, bed to a certain extent merely mead is self-defence, and he called • number of respeetabi whammies who gave the prisoner en anellant abarader. TIM Remader baying summed up, the jury, after deliberat ing for some time, mid they found the prisoner guilty of un lawfully wounding in self-defence. The learned Judge said he could not receive this verdict. Coles the jury were satisfied that the prisoner made use of tie woman to protect his oan life, or to save himself from some sesiouti mischief, they ought to tied him guilty of un lawfully wounding. Thorley then found the prisoner guilty of that offence. Hr. Cooper stated that there were two other indictments against the prisoner for assaulting other persons. They arose, however out of the same tranraction, and he did not there- Ices think it necessary to proceed with them. The prisoner dedsrsd that sII the facts had not bees brought before the court. lie could have proved that he had been threatened with violence, and had been assaulted, and he caniad Ibis weapon abut with him for his own protection. He aeserred also that all he had done upon this occasion was la self defence. — Tee Record; said be quite concurred with the verdict of the Jury, and even supp•ing that he had been threatened with Aolenm by other persona that could be no juitilleetles for his netue such a dangerous seas m upon a woman. It was irograsaible to peas over ouch en offence lightly, and he felt it hie duty to order him to be imprbosed and kept to herd labour for twelvemonths. Alfred Cooper nu rendered to take him trial upon three in dictment+ for embersling moneys the property of the pariah el St. Mee, Camberwell. This primmer, it will be recollected, wee tried rod se qiiitted at the September session upon two other tadictinent• at a suallsr character, and the present charges were post poned to this tocsins. Mr. Itobinsoo, who appeared for the proseenHon, now stated that the pariah authorities having consulted upon the meteor, end feeling that the whole of the facts had been before the jury on the former trial; bad come to the that it wee not necessary to proceed with the other Indictments, and he should ther•thre, with the permission of the court, withdraw from the prosecution. Mr. lieteolle, who wee instructed for the defence, said he wished it to be understood that what bad teen done was a spontaneous act on the part of the parish. A verdict of Not Guilty wee then recorded upon seek in dictment, and the defendant was diecharged from custody. 7ktoriae Robirww, 26, was isdicted for bergirty. conducted the prosecution. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and wa• sentenced to twelve Illoaths hard labour. Marla Talbot, 34, and Jaws Alexander Noble, 27, ware charged, the former with steeling and the latter with re. ceirleg a large quantity of account hooka and other property helmets( to Remy Lock And others. There was • wooed indictment of the saws kind stalest the priaoser Talbot, to whoa he pleaded guilty. .11r Cilfferd sad Mr. E. Bee!ey prosecuted; Mr. Rile.. defended Talbot; and Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Doyle appeered for the other primmer. The prosecutors this cwie carry on en extensive business as wholesale stationers in Walbrook, and the prisoner Twin* bad been in their service as porter for twenty years . • and It appeared that in consequenos of some discoveries th at were made with regard to the stock, • suspicion was entertaloci that they were being plundered to • large extent. Two of the City detectives, named Knight sat Lake, were employed to make Inquiries, and they went t the stop of the prisoner Noble, who sells scans!-head books, and they there found a large quantity of property belonging to the proseeutwe, and the praoner, upon being questioned as to bow be become poe tess( I of this property, said that be bad purchased it of • Ironton who told him that she lived at North Woolwich, and he gays no farther informatoa upon the subject. Uion the lodgings of the pri•onse Telboi being searched toeveril article. were fatuad which went identide4 by the prosecutors, and which ho admitted be had taken from hts toasters' Wll/410111111. In the course of the crose-examination of the prosecutor he stated that be was unable to ray jimotively when soy of the property found at the shop of the prisoner Noble was stolen from his premises, nr that it might not have been sold to some of his customers, although be did not believe it possible that Ws could have bean the mos. The Recorder ups this evidence expressed hie opinion that the Jury would badly be justified in convicting either of the ptomain. A verdict of Not Guilty was coneequently returned, and Noble was ordered to be at owe discharged. The other primmer, upon the Indictment to which he had pleaded guilty, nu Ka:anima to ell months' imprisonment end bard labour. NEW COURT. (Beat toe Common Elvjeent.) flows Hardirig Cooper etunndered to take his trial upon en indictment fur togoiny. Mr. Gent parent, d, and 31r. Orridge defended. The prisoner has for some time lived in Wedmore lead-road, W.lwortb•roed, and carried on business se a plumber. la November, 1852, prisoner being then a widower, wee again worried, hat enortlyafterwards sepentred from his wife, but Jibe, it sppeartd, still continued to the in the same neighb ,urbood. Lut year a wtdir • named Memo came to lodge with the prisoner, and he, ewer a brief court ship, married her, Jibe et the time nut bviag aware that be wee a married man. _ - The jury found the prisoner Guilty. The timetable who took the pi eooer in custody mid that from inquiries be hivi made be believ-cl Mrs. Moore knew at ties time she monied the pi-toner that be be/ a wife alive. The prisoner said that after marrying tbeprossouttii he put bee childrea to school, bat he not being able to whitena to keep a good home she bad prosecuted him. The court erste:toed him to two months' imprisonment. PAJip liinghan, 14, pleaded guilty to forging and utter lag an order for tits stun of MI., with intent. Mr. T. Atkinsoe appeared. The prisoner had been an errand-boy to Mr. Fig" of Gutter-lane, end having forged the order got a lad about his own age to present it t,r payment. The court srutenoed bito to three menthe' Imprisonment, and then to be cozened for three years in a reformatory. - - - - John Torell, 28, draper, pleaded guilty to stealing 122 yards of h..n, value 71, ths property of Jams Healy Mur ky sad another his mastery. li ' matammid to 12 months' imprisonment. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION•HOUSE. The Lard Mom reported the pow to ockoowledge the ren.lpe of 2.. St.. io stomps, from "F. W.," end 21. from C. S. H.," hr the poor box. limy* .)mil/, • dull stolid-looking boy, was cherpd with atecoading from his spprenticeobtp, and stealing • watch, value SI. 10.., some mousy, end a beet, belonging to his seater, Cartels John Pinner, of the collier-brig Antics. The primmer, about • month back, wa• sppreatiosi to the prosecutor by the Marine Society, and went • voysge to the meth ; upon her return from which the vessel arrived at Lsa, off Palest, early on Friday morning. The WsLsdlatefT proceeded to Loudon ; but before he left the mend be took the premed= of bucking his stets cabin door, end patting the key in his picket. At Malt be nevoid to the ship, sod then discovered that the primmer had beaken into the Mate mans, nod et, awards left the la • beak, taking away with him • watch ba leagiss the pro menter, sad • maereclumm pipe sad • pens OW 61:2411 . 1. se., belonging to the node. He hadelsornesecked • desk, mid every drawer la the cabin, sad had spoiled repeals's beet mit of clothes by demo slag them with oil. The hod was brought beck he the tomes dame ley by die mew of enoMer vessel, who had Mod It bat • taus from the skip, bat notbieg wee men of the primmer natal Sunday adieraeos, when &Mee en otticar of the City police, whit bed Ihralatka of the robbery, net kink is Drawl-lase, AGRICULTURAL 1208P2078. The week opened again with some heavy rain, which continuad tor a day or two. It afterwards became drier, the temperature gradually falling ; winds variable, but moat prevalent from the north end east. Until Friday the cold oteedily increased, and during the night of that day there was a sharp fro.; with every appeanume of winter se In early. This often, however, is not lasting when it so soon. la many puts of the north there have been alright falls of now. This sudden chutes will be favourable to the rogues of field work, and a greater ad umotment has been made during the present than for many weeks peel. All choke sorts of mod sampke of wheat have been ;u great demand, obtaining comparatively high prices, as the determination of the farmers ° to he to have the beet. If any sort should have failed during the past season, that is sure to be discarded, and not sated for, this. Amongst the whits descriptions, Chidham and Rough Chef still have the great est run • some choice samples of both are to be found, although such are not so plentiful as in most masons. These had got so forward before the hot weather of July set is, that they souped the premature ripening which was the great complaint of many of the red drecriptions, that were also booked down by the heavy storms. This tended materially to make the quality worse. In Scotland there has been an animated trade for their 6ne qualities for seed wheat, and price is not so much an object as the securing very choke qualities. More of these descrip tions are likely to come southward this season than usual, such having succeeded so well in the put harvest. There has been nothing cheering in the state of the markets for mil lers' wheat daring the week, the demand running mainly on ens qualities. Semodary sorts havo been purchseed slowly, and occasionally at rather lower Wan. The deliveries, how ever, have to been large, bar more than might have bowel putted during the autumnal seed-time, the more so es prices ere far from being eatiefectory. The fact is, the previous improvement was acceptable to the growers end many of them were anxious to take advantage of the r ice—showing • feeling that, with the quantity of old in their handsthey are fearful any enhancement may nut to permanent. This very anxiety Ueda often to give a sudden check to the trade. The millers have • greet run, now, in supplying the manufactured artist*, from the scarcity of foreign samples either from Frame or America From the States, too, there have only bees moderate shipments made to Great Britain, and more to have the quality this season tested than foe profit, in the an ticipation that, when Its enperiority has been ascertained, ex tensive orders may be given for it. Barley is much better to place, and for choice malting Talkies there has been an animated demand. Prices in the agricultural distrkrs have ranged from 42a. to 49.. per qr. The cold weather has set more midtown at work, but in some parts of SofE.dk a sufficiency cannot be obtained. Of the intermediate deecriptions an abundance can be found, but these sell worse than any other sort., being scarcely good enough for second-rate malt, which does not appear to be wanted at any market. The run on all articles is for the beet qualities, as ultimately cheapest. Grinding samples sell more for the use of farmers at home, and indeed they con sume so much that it primate the quantity being beyond the demand. Thus sorts command 22e. to 245. per gnu ter, according to weight, with • brisker trade than for any other quiddies. There seems nothing cheering in the " Agricultural Pros pects" at lite reseal moment, the prices remaining generally so vary low. The averages of wheat and barley are as nearly as passible the Name as last year, whilst both beans and peas are about Is. per bushel lower, although the quality of both is very good. The cold weather may improve price and de mand for boiling peat—Lark - lees &prem. MARKETS. LONDON WfIILY DOOR KW= jimporle4 I Diabseed 1 Ihreas-Wel b ..urb )Iwidesa. i 2•4 Yoko boa leo Oerk eli fil. -. ..... L k r. ark. = 51 .?- 01::::::*. . 10,441 9.443 unti di er =::4 2,831 3,854 6,45? u,57i 10,061 (4.10 117416 •Se .1.1‘37! 47.7 A TAD 11. 7 4$ SMI FUN 1=17., RI ma .5.1g1 COTTON.—Ltesaroor., Ocr. 24.—The sales of cotton to-day an ,estimauid at 10,000 bales. A quiet steady market at the primal Saturday last. CATTLE.—LivEaroot, Oct. 34.—The supply of beef and mutton is mach larger thin day; the quality very mid dling generally, the demand blow at much lower Fiore. TALLOW.—Thee. was very little speculative business done in the tallow market last week. The reported retire ment from business of one of the largest Russian holders of the article brought forward sellers for delivery In ell this year and January to March, and in the abeam of Russian buyers sales could only be coeds at a decline from the prior reached the previous week. To-day the market has remained inactive, sod our clueing prices ere :--Spot and all this year, 695. 6d. ; December, 69.. 6d. to 91., end the same price for delivery January to March; Odeon sheep, 69e. 6d.; beef, 595. to 3d. ; South American, 68s. 6d.; palm oil, 46a. 61. ; gee Lagos Coroa nut oil, Cochin, 436. 3d. to 434.10 d.; Ceylon, 40a.6d. to 415.; Sydney, 398.6 d. to 405.6 d. Town tallow, 60a, net cook ; tallow, eleine, 666. 3d.; rough far, 3e. 3id.—(Front the Circular of Messrs. Smith and Charles, dated Manley evening.) 00AL8.-Lotruore, Ocr. 24.-Rell's Primrose, 13..; Bow.r. West Hartley, 16e. 9d.; Buddle's West Hartley, 16.. 3.1. ; Burnhope, 13a. ;;Hsrtlspool West Hartley,l4.. 3d.; Haitians Hartl.7,l6s. 3d.; 1161rd14 . 1. West Hartley, 15.. 3t1.; Lambert's West Hartley, 16e.; Tautleld Moor butes, 134.; Walker Primrose , 12..9 4 .; Ward'. West Hartley,l4..; Wan Wyk's, 13e. 9d.; Wyboa, 16..; Walls End Acorn Clore, 175.94.; Walls End Byron, 17.. 3d., Walla End Eden, 17s. 9d. ,• Walls End Gibson, 16e. 9d.; Walls End Oosforth, 175.; Walls End Monouroo, 16.. 6d.; Walls End Northum berlwed, 16*. ; Well. End Riddell, 17.. ; Eden Main, 17s. 6d. ;Wells End Braddylla Helton, lBe. 3d.; Walls End H IMMO, 19.. 3d.; Walla Bad Hatton, 19s. 3d.; Wall. Bad Hatton Lyons, 16.. 3d. ; Walls End Lanll6o6, 19 .. Walla End Stewart's, 19.. ; Wall. End Hemet Hall, 17s. 9d.; Walls End Hunwielt, 16.. 3d.; Wall. End hellos, 18.. 6d.; Walls End Shiuclrffe, 17..; Walla End South Hartlepool, 18.. 3d.; Walls End South Rollos, 18.. 3d.; Walls End Thorolsy, 17..; Walls End Tritudon Tboridey, 175.; Walls End North Hartlepool, 14.. 3d. ; Walla End West Bellow, 17. ; Walla End Whitworth, 15.. 3d.; Walls End South Durham, 17r. 6d.; Carway sod Doffr,u Malting, 22.. 64.; Nmou's Hoary., 22.. 6d.; ]'..well's Dufbyn Steam, 22a. Cals -Ships at raszket. 107; melt 88. TRAFFIC RTUURNS. 311 , e• PM Mon Total, Total. ZAILTATS. own. but..tur. ebandise. 15530. 1254. Week Cll,l. October 22. £ £ ti A elm I. MOWS 302 -..— =UP 21,10 1....3•3... 112141 cm„ mod kali 004.2 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABUAL T I E 8. bit., Dram boa Crania& to Ull4OO with nlte. Ina drawled on reewmate, and totally awe • wooer, Zane, wed two son crowned; too hand. saved.—Wihorg:O. toner 24. Enriches to—John Duncan—The Ely khalif. (Neap:llion Ychooner). Longobardo. from Odaw• foe Hayward, north niter trine in relit.. Moe Ism night with tM Jobs Donna. Brown. feria London to Illeibourna lelLh • ( moral roeiro) : crew or echoes.r rayed, and the latter ow. I la mama mien water, end rotandog to Landon.— __Dval..l.kvater . 11 . . • _ _ romlinson, with part of her wood sane. W stranded to. da).—Narra. Oet , doer 111, Ewa low, "bad, arrived the I.lib from Croratadt in ballast. toAsedi Ise•d r.de, yr madded lastards, ; crew osild..NardW. °stabs, 23. TAT seartbliattle ltreavpur.), from Sotrbeenptoe to aceobb . r. pet la bete 141-0117 Whh be bee J tome ut per ewe. sad other durosgb.— Lisboa.. Uciaber VESSELS SYOWPWITE. Anal•alos. troy Carole! te Trincoosieo. Mogi 11. lot ISM 8, be .1.1, Bosworth Ohio) hos Load, n for 016 v, Oat3b66 IL 1.4 46, 166 6 S. Jobs of .rron3 Loco,. :ur 3loottrawl.2i dn., all 1. 0 11 , °cot= . • • 1 4 . at .3 an 39 SS. Sar..b (*Mph f. m Bmut,y Toy I.lTepool. Best.!!, Lt 29.37 N, las 39A W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BLOWN.—OR. 21, at We'ttn .trret. I . .rivrate...Dterr, tee wlfe of *eetn J Doom. 141 b Liert Drerredt.. er • detwhter. DUD% Ol) 14. et Newport. I.le of 11 Ight. tbe ea. or Mr. 11. Durwood. of • sou Ott:AUX:li —OM 11. at NortAt %our. 1114 e pert. the wife of W. S. Ores wk. Let of • too. WILL:L-0D H. at Moratterract, Reo.reate. Dte Elea W. uf a &mbar. JliaalßOlL—Oat. x. itt name* rattan, lir.. W. T. Jeanine.. al SLOAN.-oea SO, tla at of Mr. J. B. Blom. of Btaithopadisit. laverpaal. of •doubter. WALL.-4)01. 11, at ilauthsa.pton. the wife of 0 n. Wan. Eq.. at MAIMIAGES BOTCIC—CVMMIWIL—Ost. W. at IL Aitken. Greenwich. th, Hey. IL J.owww•Ws. M.A.. 11. W. Noy«. Fo4 M.• 41t , IK by 1 .1. • Own) Kegs, se (11. s Aten4k, danchoer of Um low A. T. Littn• wino. Sy. 11111•1001—WOOD.-04. Grinslllll. Plireptbfrw. Ow Wee. J Woad. W. Behoott boo Lictrpool. to Maritneet. What.' dew am A M— . loanebest or GriorbUi. GUWIIIIIGHAUARDT.—tiet W. At A. Peek Weetteekel. kf the lee. W. Wood, J. Cana.e.hue. Liverpool. so Mink Wait% amebic ad G. N. Ilahly.l.l.W Wow wildw DRATIII 4 . Autswowrn —OIL H. u firsoo‘tonetr. diuubtot of US Iwo R. Atooonottu COUK-43.01. DA ot now uoontotor. Kent. J D. Cooke. fro. DOW A lizt—Oeu 11. al 'Amnon., ter Kau K. Donn* Wan& DINTO2I.—Om. H. M..°. olio of It. J. Dutton. of &ow reef. Otto.nin. mpg U. GATLIM-00.116 M r.k.pws. zoom* w. Gan, Sou. mod oz. I