The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-18 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1849. ---, THE POLICE COURTS. i MY FOR THE RELIEF OF WIDOWS . . said he w o u ld not be stopped by hint, nor by the un tris rate, an hetofu d centred immediately within the entrance of the ___ _ THE NEW METROPOLITAN COMMISSION SOCI AND ORPHANS MEDICAL OF MEN. couple of peen. and then returned spin and peeked witness porters, who were divided into two factions, each en- CLERK EN WELL. Op SEWERS. ODDERIES ON THE GREAT WE S TERN RAILWAY Cox with form. Witness retired a few steps sad came to the ~_, •g to conquer the other. The riot at one 11 - ....---- PANT.- William alias Eltoatd Barnes and Henry Hembree w Yesterday the newly-elected cornmisioners of The half-yearly ineet;stig of this society took place cheep. Keyes then *lipped aside in the direction when '''' ' were brought fr filet 4 zaminati on charged with having e- ' )°444 * ld k th two worts. there was a dieseerge of byetandere that lose of fife would he the result ) that period wag so alarming (it being considered by many been concernedw i t h others i i numerous robberies on the - for the metroolisen districts met 'or the tint time at last mooing, at the Gray's-inn Coffe h Holborn• the nt.'s were who followed the cattle, and, before • parson a body of police , under the command of Sub-inspector Gnat Western Railway Company. MIS Bowen Court, Greek-atm Soho, to hear her Majesty's Maim* WARD, Esq , ens of the etc.-presidents, in the esu. spea tion. Heard Keyes give some wont elialuiedsla rod ead for Ma ' The ommiedosers she u . gee ems rice mmore that ;wean of mama but could not ""etlY s e i w __„__ h a t it was. /2 . Walk.er, was procured. The po li ce remained in the Mr. Humphries attended for the prosecution, end Mr. La. ware-h e ard et Cs". 4 .2at e a V „....„' iteh ' R . R E L ' 0. R. WALSH. P.m , the senntalye reed the Washes we party fired in sections, the same as th e mew would do i v i c i n it y of the place of Meting, under arms, until Pelham for the prisoners. il there bad been about thirty diets dim rit c ,„,,,„ 11 .° 11 -- . D ,'"'" w „„: R - 1.: B. L e - nm ji, e q. -- , r - bnip 11 - e - rei.' the quarts:ly warts of : directors, embracing •an abstract of that is, • volley of six at • time. They kept firing is quick the assemblage dispersed. Silence was, Mr. Humphries, addressino the bench, said he felt it to be , however, his duty prior to the transcript of the evidence which had impression wham Is that It Wes daring obtained at intervals, during which Messrs. &Kul already been taken being read ova, to state that the original la* IR . Cut. Manses , R. 11., Kk. Pero , Pp , M.P., the nessarer's amount for the half-year endiail m thes l 2 : l 6d ot am eeeleakat ed. T lin he t en J. -. 11 . eill. Erg., CE., Thomas Ham, Beg , sad Sir 11. m ar h e t, which showed a gross reMpt of 1, • • the first valley t h a t gutumetable Mortimer ruined his Maguire, sad.Keneally, addressed the assembled m - parcels which had been stolen were left in a mysterious way De la Siodu. (laeluding a balance in hand of 2241.), and an exP ertallnre death wound. Witnnewas wounded in the left hand, three titude. The uproar and disorder Me to a climax at the George and Bull Inn, Holborn, and they were now A On the motion of Sir J. Bytom, mended by Mr Pee, at., as follows-Grants to 32 widows (at 351. per annum inch) , of his fi ngers being shotoff. Constable Bailout was wounded when Mr. Keatally a c crued Mr. M'Carthy of having in the P3SIONOSO of Messrs. Chaplin and Horne. He felt it A Theme Ebriegton was requested to take the chair . __ also te be his duty towards the pi blic, bat more especially to 1 1, whisk the royal commemion was read witb the usual for • ' d Sub-constable Peter Dole In 6601• ,to one (at 251. ge e annum), 121. 10..; to four *viten& in the right hip; Sub-wadable James Glom received a d' ed with the Lord Lieutenant in the following ex that court, to state this at the outset of the promediop. =Miss. received gunshot wounds in **groin and thigh. (at 251. each), 501.; to 11 children (at 121. soh), 661. ; gundien wound in the thigh i an 7 aggerated sentence, as reported in the Southern Re- Mr. Mellott, the chief clerk, thee read over the whole of t i l On bikini the chair, Werke, 361. 51.; expenses, 191. lls. 10d. ; deposited with To a juror-I did not discharge my piece at the time, but porter ; the evidence taken at the former examination, sae some add- g His LORDSHIP gelid-The government bung, for Ter the Comunieaseers for th• Reduction of the National Deb . " I was in the act of presenting it. It did not go off. I read ii the Court Journal that Mr. M'Carthy dined tional evidence against the prisoners having been taken, they B e m s w hi c h I seed not magic!, thought At to supersede the goo . bu m p, at beaker's, 3891 . 75. 7d. The minutes were To the Coroner-We were not loaded till after the first with Lord Clarendon . (Groans and hisses.) It was Wien were committed to Newgaie for trial, aad the WitneleeS were C laic easendesion of sewers, 1 think It only tight to state iise ss e knoody etworawd• volley. reading that announcement in the Court Gawk thatl int- Dowd over to prosec ute . c that we, their sucessors, have met on the cullut day al• lin A hell at theta ta u o w o n , t h e evo i s t enen t o e o m e ns t o Te Sub-Inspeetor loadHilt-It is _a u standing order that the mediately wrote to Mr. Maguire that I intended to contest t lARLBOROUGH•STREET. n lowed by eel of parlionest. c heavy and pressing the representation of Cork. with Mr. ell•Carthy. (C b .) CHARGE OP FOROENT.-A well-dressed man, who gave c n and Mr. Clark Some Maims connected with the formation of the cam ilii u p geauto i es , D r , S. W . 2, m en u s , e po ie l e m uus er eweee not . toKeewuKtilweses wenil O e leaded we would Lot have I believe it to be utterly imp( ssible that any man could be one the name of William Jameson, druggist, but who refused e fired until after the fi rst volley. We fired after the first volley day advocating the cause of his countly, and the next be his address, was charged with having uttered a forged cheque ii mistime Invitee been gone through. „re erring as enutineers. The result was as follows : T. A. On the of the Chatrw an the followin g re p ort- * Stone, Esq., additional vice-president ; Rickard Blegdeo 'as soon as we c ould load. The polio retired into the batrach, hob nob with Lord Clarendon, drinking his champagas and at the Union Bank of London, Aegyll-place, Regent-street. T claret, muchased with the blood of his countrymen. (Groans, Mr. Reynolds, one of the cashiers, said the mutter Mee Wive to the late fatal accident were then read : from between the ears. We big to submit to the comininioners • brief state- , Esq. additional treasurer ; end Dr. Nairn, Dr. Jefferson* dr, To Major Snow-I could net swear to the number of Illen shrieking, andebeering.) for shots were still coming to the counter about 2 o'clock that afternoon, and presented i mat of the seta con f in maim with the accident which Charles Hawkins, Esq., Henry Hancock, Erq„ W. T. Il on the road. There were upwards of • hundred. There • The rest-which affords a specimen of an Irish • • cheque for 451. 41., wh'eh purported to have been drawn i meurred iaKsailwerth•street, Pimlico, on the 12th October. Emi . and Thomas Hansen, Esq., additional directors. might have been three hundred for what I know. I told H. Accret, a customer.:As soon as witneas looked Mined, se follows :- The CHAIRMAN stated, in the course of the proceed the ma nor me to load, but I cannot say if those who were • thee described in the same j ournal :b y Mr . W. election scene, is e at the cheque be was satisfied it was a forgery, and without Oa the 27th September, ultimo, application was made at in lair, that in the ease of one deceased member, who had onl y farther off . heard me. Mr. FITEORRILLD-Mr. tt•Carthy says it is not true. saying anything to the prisoner, he went into the private this Aka, requiting immediate &tunnel:l to the surer 14 id s altogether into the society, an annual allow- Ts • j uror -I lost view ot Keyes in the crowd, but Ibe Mr. KENRALLY-I am told here by somebody at my back office and acquainted Mr. auk, the manager, with his ens- Werwielnetreet, from the deposit in it Tenth ring it ism- paid g nee lieve an am convinced the voice wee his, that my assertion is not true. piciun. Tim prisoner was sent for into the private room, and dbl. to flap the house drains. In the usual come, en the me of 1071. had been printed to his widow and six chil. To Mr. Hilt-The man Keyes had not time to be out of Mr. FITZOERaLD-Mr. M'Cartby says it is not true. (Cries questioned, and ultimately given into the charge of • police 6th Ostober, directions were given by the surveyor d tha dree. (Hear, hear.) The society had been greatly assisted Meng of the word of command when it was given. of " Calumny," "Is it true 1" "Lies," " Perjury," "Go constable. The ;winner told witness that he had obtained distrlet for the cleansing of the sewer, spa "hie° Yr. Bet ' by legacies sad contributions from members and others, and aub.laspeetor Hill-It is immaterial who gave the word down," and groaning.) the cheque from Dekins, of le . Pauns-churchyard. tertiary, a most competent and experienced Olken, was di• .„ , , espedany to acknowledge the gnome patronage u etteming. Keyes wu of the party. Mr. ALEXANDER bI'CARTHY- I rise to order, Mr. Police constable Godfrey, C 147, grid he went to the bank rotted to examine it, and subsequently the oollatersl sewers , mg sea of theroyal family, It we. enrolled Bub Constable Duggan, of the King's County, sworn and Chairman. (Cries of " Hear, hear," and " Down with ing house, and received charge of the prisoner. Tee prisoner, wkich, he stated, required examination , so far as they could of vedette mem bers y. examined by Sub-Inspector Hili-I was at the conflict at Keneelly.") : the sto-k converted intoin hie presence, said he had not stated the truth when he De wits 466 4% Illfe examination was directed with a 11 ' w ' emera l d friendl y emdetfee ' capital ' Killoughy. I can identify one of the men pres e nt as being Mr. KzwzALLT - I ' m in possession. (Cries of " Turn him said be had brought the cheque from Dekins. He had re as has been taut in iamb cases, of ascertaining the general s t ee li ng gessey, WM invested in the Bank of England at Of the usitv. He was armed with a stick or then pitchfork. out," " Pull him down," and great uproar.) Is that fair ccidd the cheque front • person in Golden - square, whose condition of the sewers previous to the workmen being seat waslimund Intwort. and nomntod to upwards of 46 , 0001 . Identilies * iman who calls himself Joseph Keyes. play ? Is that just ? (Continued cries of " Turn him out," name he did not know, and whom he could not find, as he iato them to cleanse thew A ;reit had been revived the The bra of bus wee about 40D. The proportion of Prisoner-Oh , you are quite astray. " Silence," groans, and hissing.) • had only met the prisoner once or twice before. The from hilt of the °maths of the erwieit-street tswtf ' - el.-o we -a- families swaa -i- It for relief Sub-Constable--I am not. I had to keep you off several Mr. MAGUIRE-Allow Mr. M•Carthy to say one word. ........ ........ . -.At b :-come c laimants prisoner added that he believed the cheque was a forgery result of his pasted taantination.with the point of the bayonet. e• Hear; " and loud cheering.) when he presented it. In this esnoi.etion he was assisted by tke two genial- scarcely admitted a calealatioe ; but fifty years' experience times . _ entered into loud The prisoner here enter protestations of his Mr. P. FITZGERALD-Mr. M'Cortby denies it. lie denies Mr. Biugham asked the pri oner if he wished to make Streeter* or foremen under him, and by the carpenter to the h a d p rou d the violent sad benevolence with w hich the innocence. and was proceeding to stake some observations, it. (Cheerier, and great =ration.) any further statement. The prisoner merely replied that he " h " e ' efi al whom hid been ex P erieseed i° lb. " society had bees pleased, and the prudence and e ffi ciency wh e n Mr. D. O'FLYNX- Gros calumny. It's false. (" Hee; acknowledged he was guilty of uttering the cheque. Mr. Batterbury rates that in the eouree of hie exam nation with whisk its alleles had been conducted. Its permanent The Coroner desired him to sty nothing. That as the hem," cheers, and hissing.) Mr. Reynolds, in reply to • question, said he had no of the sewers he had musket to paes the sewer in question, eiehms2 d e p en d e d ea the maintenance of •• des !worm - matter was of a very serious nature he would allow him the Mr.MINEALLY again essayed to "peak, but was met with doubt whatever of the chimes being a forgery. Mr. Accret la Kenilworth street' to eew P ae Y with Gee and Pert, two "- tics between the available imam and the claims on HA liberty to retain a profusion' lieollewene there twin g three gremlin& hissing mend cries of . You won't be heard"- was at present in Hampshire, and there had not been suffi of the sufferers by the accident , and Wing that the atoms- tame; sad eeeeputatiene had bees made hp experienced preseat. ' Sit down"- Take off the specs ;" and counter cries of dent time to communicate with him. Too prisoner was re- P here of this newer w" dose ' and that there wee es appear- itentasies ea all Mats susceptible of calculation by way of The prisoner selected Mr. Whelan to defied him. " Hear the eouniellor"-" Go on"-" We'll defend you," am of its coataining gas, directed Gee aad Pert not tomended till Monday next. average. The subconstable's exem l ca ti en being resumed, he de- an d "Y ou You meat be heard." LOLA MONTEIL-The chief clerk informed the sitting enter it, and he states that be sutoquently remand this The ptomaines terminated with a vote of thanks to the posed to Mortimer hung been killed at that conflict. Mr. KesegahLT-Will Mr. M'Cuthy-(cries of " Sit magistrate that he had received an application from Mr. caution to theta and Attwoed, another of the sefferers. On chairman and oikcere. To a juror-I did not know the prisoner before. down," " Sileme," and cheers for fd•Cartley)-will, I say, Friday morning, the 12th iost., it appease that these men Davis , solicitor, who was one of the sureties for the re- To Meier Fox-I have seen him before. Mr. M•Carthy some forward-(continued imerruptionl entered the Warwiek•street sewer at an aperture which hadappearance of the Countess of Landatelt, requesting that the To a juror - I was convinced in my mind that I would N ow I w ill b e b ese ds o utline d u p roar , w hi c h cont i nue been made on the previous afteram, sad kept open ex- TILE CHOLERA. know one of the men if I saw hint after. I think I told one for several moments . ) Will Mr. M'Cirthy come forward, recognisanees might not be retreated for another week, as primly for the vestibules et die sewers, end were discoveredhis eon, Mr. Davis, Jun who the second tfo r dead was SIM y Of of the police of it. I knew him the moment be was arrested. and put his hand upon his heart like an honourable man, dead on the evening of the same day, in the southern branch ENGLAND AND WALES. I did not know who he was when the prisoner was arrested and sae it is not tree that he dined with Clarendon ? her re-appearance, was unavoidably absent truel town, and could not possibly return before the middle of next of the Kendworth-street sewer. Return of deaths from cholera and diarrhoea, reported to in his father's house. (" Hoar, bear," and cheering.) The sewer in Kenilworth - street is of brickwork, 418 feet week. Mr. Davis promised that no further adjournment the General Board of Health, yesterday, Oetoner 17, 1849, To another juror-I cannot state positively that I ever Mr. M.Comnir-I rite to order. (Cries of " Come for- would be solicited, for that he would either be prepared to in length, four feet high by two feet six inches wide, and is horn the feleiretenadent Registrars' districts : saw the prisoner before. ward.")_ pay the amount of the recognisances (1,0001.) next week, or a portion of a sewer, leave to build which was panted by ~,,,_ ( Be n district) Oldham (Oldham-below- John Coe, Dq., sub-inspector of police, sworn and ex- Mr. IPCARTMT then stood on the table, and was received to have the counting fortheenting. the commissioners in November, 1847. It was built in "'"" di : r ' eli t oo ° tows), C. 1. amine& by Bub-Inspector G. S Hill-Having received infer- with most enthusiastic cheering. However, he was ulti- The magistrate at once granted the application, and fixed JARMO!, 1848. It was intended, as the street premised, Ateham (Battlefield) d. 1. Ormikirk (Altar), e. 1. nation that the murderers went in the direction of Reban, I nudely obliged to come to the front of the platform, where Wednesday next, the 24th inst., at one o'clock, for the es- ; to amnions it to sewers which discharge into the Teams. Birmingham, cholera 1, diem Peterborough, d. 2. went from the Killougby station to the house of the pri- he was greeted with great c.h 'g. Stance being restored, seating of the recognisance, should the countess be still ab- - The rorthern end, however, is connoted with the sewer In rbsea 2. Preston (Mathias), C. 1. loner's father. Along the road 1 (mind corn strewed in every he said : .lle has-(confusion)-Mr. Keneallv has had the sent oa that occasion. Warwick-Meet. This was intended for the purpose, when Bradford sad North Marley, Richmond (Surrey), d. 1. direction. and immediately at the end of the house there was hardihood te assert to you that whilst prosecutions were going SOUTHWARK. sompleted, of ventilation, and for emadosally peeing a _ 0," l . Ripon (Dallaghill), d. 2. a great quantity of corn scattered. The prisoner, Joseph on against men connected with the popular party in Ireland • saBSAULTING TILE POLICE.-Charles Roberts, au athletic • body of water into it from the Grosvenor Caul for fleshing eitA ,..:.:„.. , .. 2. Rotherhent (Well Melton), Keyes, was not in the house at the time. I found • kind of I was dining with Lord Clarendon. (" Hear, hear," and purposes, for which the jutted= with the Warwick-street r,:; t o o i:lri . " e. 1, d. 1. fowling-piece in the house, with a broken c e p on the pillar. cies of .He heel Now, I will content myeelfby crying young fellow, was charged with assaulting police constable • sewer had been +evened. Where the sewer now terminates ''''' Bury, d. 1. St. Ives (Rants), C. 1. I examined the gnu, and I have no doubt that it had been that is 'imply an untruth. (Loud cheers and cress of •• Down 163 11, while in the execution of his duty. at Ps southern end a temporary wall was placed to prevent The o ffi cer stated that a little after ten o'clock lest night Clifton Union (St. Philip and St . T homas and East Bad- rased discharged. I went spin to Michael Keyes's house with Kemeny.") I have never but 0112e 'mischievous boys fromgetting into the sewer. Jaccb), e. 1. !sigh, d. 2. about five o ' c lock on yesterday evening, when I saw the pri- Mr. Kzetauhr-Listen to that. (Coutusion and great nee ds". to t h e s .„, t h e he heard a disturbance in High•street, borough, and on pro- Vaults are built under the footway on either side of the p erceiv e d the prisoner uarrellin Clifton Union (St. Gems Salford (Greengste), 0. 2. oner, Joseph Keyes, and united him on m old ioft, whin uproo t .) - u e - . 6 8 street, and the roadway is made up to near abe ennti " fil district) Oct. 13, ml. Sculmates, c. 2, d. I. he had been secreted with two others. Mr. M•C TTTTT -I have never but once been in the with a respectable female. Witness told him to go home, extremity of the sewer. There see no gully drains laid (with Climate& (Foulbourn), e. 1. She ffi eld, c. 1, d. 2. Mr. Hill-Caa you identify the two men ? society of Lord Clarendon. (" Hear, hear," and cries of but the prisoner seized him by the collar and pnahed him the exception el two close to Ws:wick-street) to take off the down. He instantly jumped up and took him into custody, Cornersouth (Great Clifton), 8 oakum c. 1. Mr. Coe-Yes; step out. " Hs, ha.") surface water, which, in consequence, soaks into the ground , t. but his conduct was so violent that it took three other con- South Shields and Wattle. Kr. Whelan -You will please to identify them fint before Mr. KENIALLY-Do you hear that, free and independent stables him the station . On to covey to police the way and vastest*" into the sewer. The drains of six newly- ~Ze t; r d iceehaelo). d. 1. c. 5, d. 3. they come out. electors of Cork ? (Hear, cheering, aad groaning.) built hous e s oommuuicate with it, but three only of the `""'' there he kicked witness several times on the legs. Derlingtoo, d. 1. Stockport (Heaton Moor), Mr. COe-If I can't, some of the men can. Mr. 111'CoorruT-And that was in the ead of August, e n ou„„ the houses, including the . Clarendon" pablie-house, are in- pr i soner said the constable interfered with habited. The two gullies sad all the drains are trapped ; Dewsbury (Batley) c. 2. d. 1. (Mr. Coe here went among the prisoner', but could not 1847, on the occas i on of his brother, who was an intimate him while he was going home, end assaulted him first. Dorchester (Piddletown),c. 1. Stockton (Hartlepool), c. 2 , id en tit y the two men) , friend of mine- Several witnesses proved the contrary, and the magistrate no sewer., :Union, other than from three houses rues Dudley iSedaley), C. 1. d. 1. Sub-inspector HilL-Their identification will be a matter Mr. Keeilehlx-Hear that-" who was an intimate directly into it.fined him 205., and in default of payment committed him to Eceleefield (Barnsley), 02. Stourbridge (Kingswinfordb for future examination. friend " -the brother of Mitchel's murderer-(Loud cheer From the nature of ire junction , as before explained, somejail for fourteea days. Ea d Town ) , d 1 Epping ( yon . . e. 3. (Witness here gave a description of the gun, and slid it in g an d cries of " Groans for Cl aren d on ; uproar and con of the deposit front the Warwick-street sewer may have beenHAMMERSMITH. Fareham sad Coshes's, C. 1, Stoke-upon-Trent (Shelton), was i n goo d shooting order). fusion) THE ATTEMPTED PARRICIDE AT CIIISWICK.-11. B. ant into it. The accumulation is ',bout a foot in depth, ". 1. C. 1. Mr. Whelan said that he was instructed to say that the A Voice-Three cheers for John Mitchel -(Enthutiutie m en us cementite of earthy matter, sand, and rubbish, covered with " Goole (Reeds's') d. 1. Tindal., (Barnard Castle), gun was an old one out of repair, and that a shot had not cheering, which lasted for several moments, and was again owe, who stands charged with feloniously discharging a dark green fluid. Guildford (Godalming din 0. 1. been fired out of it for a loag time. He (Mr. W.) also and again renewed.) a loaded pistol at John Farmer Idooktouse (his father), The entire body cf ground teeming the street, from the .. t .„„ . „. , . Totnes (Brixhatn), C. 3. premed to have the gun produced. Mr. M'CARTHY proceeded-Lend Clarendon's brother, with intent to do him grievous bodily harm, was brought up level of the invert of the sewer up to the surface, consists of u S,„ - S:S, , :', -.,. Truro, c. 1. Mr. Sub-inspector Hill objected to the production of the who was an intimate friend of mind, having come over to for re-examinstion. His appearance was that of an able• rubbish anti all kinds of refuse, the sewer having been built :17_17r ..- '. • bodied seaman in the full en' ofrobust health. ll' enjoy Is etineingwra ( one A sten din Tynenouth (Walker and gun. Dublin, I--(lncreased uproar, and cries of "The man coolness of derneinour and self- i on were remarkable. la 'away, 1948, on the they surface of the ground, which trice), d. 1. Killineworth), e. 3. and Sub-impector Cole said he was satisfied that if the gun who murdered binchel," " Mitchel'! murderer.") Be has is about fourteen feet below the present level of the street.lnspector Jocks, having been sworn stated that the Hayfield (Glossop), c . 2. Wakefield (Alverthorpe was produced the jary would be of the same opinion put himself forward. (Cries for Keneally.) Mr. Keneally has ' ' Oa very many occasions we have been into sewers equally uttehie " award). x.l. Stanley), e . 2, d. 1. witk him • put himself forward as the very beats ideal of a patriot-hay- wounded gentleman was still unable to attend the court, defective is point of ventilation, and in which then was se• Hamlet Bothwe ll and Hal- Walsall, e. 2, d 3. Mr. Subinspector 11111 said if the gun was produced he ing some extraordinagy " divine mission." (Hear, hear," and that he (the inspector) had that morning received the more depait. In no case, however, was the air in those too t. 3. subjoined certificate to tbat effect from the two medical Wigan and Standiell, C. 6. would weigh the ball which wu /enacted from ?dortmer's and laughter.) To such a mission Ido not pretend. (Hear.) Sewers or so deleterious a nature as to be dangerous to life. erepatatmen, whose signatures it bore. (Oldlatid dunned), West Bromw i c h (Wednes- body, and prove that it would just answer the gun. But I pretend to this,-that I never say anything that is From a consideration of these facts we were led to think ''' The certificate, which was handed to and read by the ma al. bury and Handsworth), thb-constable William Madden examined by Mr. Hill- not true. (" Hear , hear," and cheering.) Wherein he, • when we examined the sewer on N iturdsy lest, that the foul ~..A. C . o. 2, d. 2. This witness deposed that when he and Bub-constable notwithstanding Die "divine mission," has stated that which strata, was in these terms :" We hereby 'f that Tohn Farmer Momkhouse is going on wee. )lie geaerel air produced by the emanations from the sewage seat into it Lewes ,':t e„ West Derby, d. 2. Dwyer came up to Rabin, where Sub-inspector Coe hail a is not true. (Loud cheering, and cries of . Out with health is improved, and the wound is suppurating kindly • from all the probable CHUM could not by any possibility have rilre'wt, (Llenegwed) Wolverhampton (Batton)of nine ten arres ted , Dwyer there is a N. „ euty. ,. ) e party poisoned the atmosphere in the sewer to so groat an extent es ''"'"hut he is not yet in a state to be removed.-(Signed) J. c. 2. C . 3. man (pointing at Jose p h Keyes), who came up to me at the Mr. Kiri/SALLY again presented himself to a dd ress the to roue this dreadful catastrophe. Bowling at d E. Helloed, surgeons.- Hanunenentith, Oct. Validly, e. 2. Wycombe, Great Marlowe cross of Killoughy,_ and pressed upon me when I was load- meeting, and after several attempts was obliged to withdraw 17, 1849." Upon easefully examining the ground forming the tido of Lie 1, d. 1. and Newland, a 4. l ug my carbine. lie did not express any doubt at the time. without being heard. tits trench made over the sewer to get at the men, Mr. Mr. Beadon-Under such circumstances I shall order the Manch r, c. 3d. 1. Yeovil, C . 1. Dr. Frederick Thornhill sworn-1 knew the deceased per- Mr. M. O'SULLITAN was then called to the chair, and the • Phillips noticed at one place • stratum of green coloured mater, next, matter, six inches thick, about five feet above the sewer. He Notting ham , ." ' sonally. I made en examination of the body, and found than of the meeting being given to Alderman Dowdeo, the . 24th inst., at 2 o'clock. immediately procured some of this matte r, which consists of SCOTLAND. marks of violence thereon. I found the mark of a pas- meeting separated, cheering for M'Cuthy and repeal. The prisoner, who throughout the short space of time he lime refuse, used in purifying pa. Its smell being similar to Annum (hetwoon Sept. 2 Boners, c. 2. sage of a leaden bullet. I found a wound over the third was before the court maintained his composure, was then re the putrid smell issuing from the sewer, he thought it probs. and Oct. 6), o. 11. Peebles, c. 1. rib and left breast. I also made a dissection, by opening - -- - --.-- meted, and at five o'clock was reconveyed in the van to the tole that when the men entered the sewer to measure the de- &abates (between Sept. 2 the cavity of the chat ; the result wan, that I came to the House of Detention. poen, it wee full of gas emanating from this lime refuels from aad OA 5), e. 3. conclusion that death must have been caused by the passage UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL its having impregnated the endues water which, in its pas- Cho. Dia. of a leaden bullet through the heart, fired through CMG CAWARTDOE, Oer. 17.-There will be a onetime at St. ism downwards, saturated the adjaeent ground, and pace- Olsen' Tod-London and Vicinity.. 8 g description of firearm, and that the death must have been Peter's College Lodge on Monday morning, the 29th inst., PUBLIC SALIM Sated through into the sewer. The men died immediately England and Wales .. 88 42 instantaneous. „ n ,, at 11 o'clock, of the S y ndicate appointed by grace to eOllBl- OCTOBER 17.-By nor. A/4110ND, s t the Mart. -La under the spot where the limo refuse ma found. Scotland In order to entertain whether the aeruutulatien in the -.-. to Sub-inspector Coe, who said, " I think I have some cow and are desirous of becoming candidates for honours. All business premises, 440, Oxford-street, with reversionary in rower we, inmegnated with this gas he went to its lower Total - tereet from 18.56 till 1863, estimated as 1301. per annum, d on theof the crown end and there filed a bottle with the fluid, which, with the The deaths are returned according to the superintendent This clued the evidence produce part__ . companied by the necessary medical certificates. subject to a ground rent of 31.-sold for 3001. refuge he had previously taken out of the trench, he curled reins:rue districts, uit ie bead impracticable to distinguish by Mr. Sub-inspector Hill, who said he had 25prisoners in The Registrar, will distribute tickets for the Professors' A ditto of 91, per annum, with revenionary interest of the to Dr. Ure, and requested him to analyse. Dr. Uri, has every place separately. custod, hut with these the jury had nothing to do, except Leeturee at his office, in the Pitt Pr e ss, on S a t u rd a y next, same term, estimated 801 ., 439 , Oxford - street, at upon done so, and we beg to app. ncl his report upon the subjece - with J oseph Keyes. the 20th Intl., from 'lO mum to 3p m. ground rent 21.-1701. The ground around the sewer is, in our Malan, still RETURNS OF HOUSE TO HOUSE VISITATION. The Coroner, at the request of one of the jurors, read over At • congregation holden this day, the undermentioned A ditto upon 438, Oxford-street-1701. charged *Ma deadly pm which, if allowed to remain, will ig the evidence of the first witness. degrees were conferred : 8.D., Rev. C. J. Abraham, King's A ditto upon 437, Oxford-street-1651. The jury retired to deliberate on their verdict at half-past continue to fled its way into the sewer as well as into the ~ J. College. M.B J Anthony, Caius College. A ditto upon 436, Oxford-street-16,51. adjacent vaults and houses, and the sewer will be anomie to enter. We would, therefore, beg to suggest that the ground I 1 I Iti The ll' P el acke ' t of last night gives the following as the verdict . sen A a t t: l : le T t o ule ap e po on int Dr. Bond , following is Christi the epa tcleii e, A c c i lit t i t° o of :01. , u ° p l o g n er tir r ie=r 1 d-str . eet-sold for 1801. down to the level of the sewer he at once removed, detelin E 4 5 " That Patrick Mortimer had come to his death by a examiner for medical degrees during the ensuing year ;to A ditto of 81.10.. upon 443, Oxford-street-sold for 1751. rieed, and buried ander inspection in some mobjeotionable genus be. sum m u se nod - wound inflicted by • bullet fired from a gun or pistol, on the appoint Dr. Woodham, of Jesus College, an examine for the A ditto upon 432, Oxford-street-1801. place, where it menet again exert • baneful influence, and pi ou s' far t h e 17 t h last, we would suggest that mcseures be taken to provost any --- ante Joseph Keyes had been feloniously assisting in eon- of Trinity College, an examiner for the Le Bas prize of the A ditto upon 430, Oxford-street-1651. deleterious deposit of this nature from Wag placed MMus Total result of the house te boom suiting said murder." The coroner instantly committed present year ;to allow Mr. Skinner of Jesus, Mr. Frets of Improved ground rent of 151. per annum, secured for 14 neer to or in connexion with my of the sswen. visitation In the Metropolis, hoot Joseph Keyes (who had been taken by Mr. C oo ) for trial, Downing, Mr. Birkett of Jesus, Mr. Rickards of Sidney, and years upon 427 and 428, Oxford-street-861. L all our experience is the sewers we have met with so ite esameseement ea the let Fest to the ilth ins. similar nee. It is of so extraordinary:and exceptional a • been forwarded all over the pantry. The magistrate , then to authorise the Vice-Chancellor to register in the names of venionary interest till 1863, estimated at 801. per annum, character that, apart from the cateetroohe itself, • close in• proceeded to take informations against the other_ parties the Chancellor, Masters and Scholars 1,3001. Eastern Conn- secured upon 419, Oxford street, ground rent 11. per annum veitigation of the subject, with • view to the adoption of charged, end have decided on remanding them until Monday ties Railway guaranteed Stock No. 2, the certificates of -sold for 1751. such meaning as the development of the whole of the dole - IRELAND. next. which have been transferred to the university for the purpose A ditto upon 418, Oxford-street-sold for 1751. terious cum may point out, is of the utmost *lapel's's, CONSTABTLART REINFOUCEMENT.-A strong reinforce- of founding the Adams Prise. A ditto upon 417, Oxford street-sold for 1801. aad is a point to which we would beg reepeettally to direct DUBLIN, Oct. 17. meat of polite was ordered from Dublin to the King's count A ditto upon 416, Oxford-street-sold for 175/. the ept attention of the comm i ssioners . immediately on the accounts being received of the fatal cot- NAVAL. A ditto of 71. upon fi ve houses in Legg's-court-aid for The Erening Pod of last night has • most vigorous To what extent the trapping of the openings into thin • Won then on Saturday. MOVEMANTS.-OM. 4, The Arrogant, 46, arrived at Lis- 1401. sower may have influenced its unhealthy coalition is one article defending the Earl of Clarendon against the - - important point, which we believe would be elucidated by various charges brought against him by journals of bon.-Oct 6, the Janus, steamer, sailed from the Tagus for this inwedgation. opposite opinions in reference to some supposed alli- THE CORK ELECTION. _ Tangiers. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. Jose Femurs, Cbief Surveyor. ance last year between the Orangemen and the go- (moon A CORIESPONDENT.) THURSDAY, OCT. 18, 1849. Z. Gorro, Assistant Survivor. SPORTING. vernment. Not content with branding the assertion CORK, MON Dia Carmelo 16. The State of the Weather at soh of the following plains at T. Loma, Assistant Surveyor.- October 16. 1849 , of this secret alliance as a mere fable of faction, the The e l ect i oneer ing annals of the " beautiful city," BETTING AT MAN CH ESTE R.-TtleAra. Nine o'clock yesterday morning. Lando, 24, Bloomsburemeare, 15th October, 1849. Past goes further, and adduces most important evidence famed as that cit y whilome was for the spirit and e. Course of titreniftb of ....AMBRIDOISHIRL STAREe.-10 to 1 Stet Ribaldry (t Name of Place. I wind. wad. State of Weather Repeat by Andrew Um, M.D., FR B Professor of to place the truth of its assertion beyond controversy. energy with which its parliamentary contests were freely), 10 to 1 apt Ratimines (t, aft off), 10 to 1 apt Raby - Chemistry, of she analysis of • watery green feetid liTeer, I t repr i nts the wcole of the circular letter addressed conducted, present no parallel to the present state of (i), 13 to 1 egst Woolwich (t), 13 to 1 apt Crucible (t), 8„,,,.. m . B. Gentle Brews Partially Cloudy taken from the bottom of assurer in Kenllwoeth ' Mut e P ere ' by Sir Thomas Redington (Under-Seeretar7) to the things consequent on the vacancy caused by the de- 6 1 to 1 Sprat Wend (t). 20 to 1 ainit Olauca it), 20 to 1 aget eserroce S. Boon Breeze Overcast lito, and of • greenish earthy matter, taken from the ground magistrates during the height of the agitation of miss of our late respected member, Mr. Callaghan. Collittgwood (t), 25 to 1 agst Legerdemain, 2.5 to 1 apt BaftwlcT Over the sewer ; both of I'M& were glued in my Lads by Mahon (t, aft of ) ' Le gerdemain el Melton quite out of / 11 "‘"nTia 0 . sad q 8.8. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Mr. John Mullis', surveyor to the Comedisimen a 1848, calling their attention to the law upon special We have no fewer than " six Richmond' in the favour. BRIGHTON &W. (Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy Bowen. constables , and going on thus: field ;" six aspirants to popular favour and parlia- BIIRIOL Cazsatnoe B.E. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy I find that the earthy matter is the *Jule lime of Pe Is is, bowever, of the greatest importance that the special mentary dignity, and surely, with such a number of CURRAGH OCTOBER MEETING -Oar. 16. Conway E. strong Breen Ctoud'es works, impregnated with sulphurettcd hydrogen, mode constables should be selected from the inhabitants of the die- Candidates, "rough and ready " for the honour of re- Stewards: Marquis of Waterford ; Sir T. Berke, But.; J. nealosl ec osos -- nos ....... prunic acid compounds, and a little ammonia as hydrostil- triet generally, without reference to religious o pi n i ons . Th e mearuting our •• independent elentors ," it cannot be Courtenay, Eq. Judge : Mr. R. Hunter. Eau onim B. phuret. These three substances are all exceedingly noxious . cane of adore-id the metatarsus of tranquillity are equally "* through lack of men, ready and willing to do the Among the company rent were Lords Waterford, p.m".entle Breese Partially Cloudy S.W.W Onus Breeze Partially Cloudy to life in their separate state, and they ere li a bl e t o b e Leer- dear to tame who have anything IS lad; and allHowth, Bt. Lawrence, iltown, Clonmel. Martinis of e uegow ated by the action of the carbonic acid of the atmosphere to whatever their religious seed , have • just sarittural t y• men, du that the interests of our city will be neglected Burke , Colonel W C tai Drogheda, Sir Themes eaten's,Captain GLoocesraa . s. Gentle Breen Partially Cloudy he webbed out by the rains and to Pemba' down Omagh motive for raising revolution andiseistaining the principles in the imperial legislature. Haworth (17th Lancers), Mr. Webb (17th Lancers), Mr. GREEN the crevices and joints ooh s erched roof of the sewer. That of loyalty against rebellion. The Lord Lieutenant, there- However, ,_notwithstanding the numerical array of Russell (17th Lancers), Captain Peel (58th), Mr. Lane (17th lieerorrootoo7: • I. Gentle Bream Podgy this is the case, is demonstrated by the analysis of the water tom deefrea to s t a t e , th a t he considers it essential to the candidates, I think I can with safety assure you that Lancers), Mr. Paden and Mr. Holdsworth (2nd Queen's), Strom Breeze Partially CSeudy LtrzarooL - B.E Calla Partially Cloudy la th e , Sarer. which has exactly the green Color !m eel to sums at this evganisatioe, that all sectarian differences not more than two will come to thepoll, Mr. Walsh, Mr. Watts. Mr. Connolly, Mr. Hunter, Mr. Browne, laucenorea 5.! .. Gentle Breese Overcast pure water b y the calcareous compound , possums the very should be eerupalmely avoided, and that the special eon- • at -is at 2 o • m anger s Slier afte e sess, Captain roemboor (Artillery), Mr. N riecasers peculiar faadd smell of ndpburetted hydrogeo, and affords to bk, A m id • h e n u eete d er i t h ost re i erence t o th e i r ee li g h tsa •cl rninr•rt Fern a Prollrwawee ?as Irwin, Grapnels Lambert (86th Regiment), Mr. Knox, etc. ozone Cahn Partially Cloudy chemical re-agents the characters of this gas, as also of perste o ' form er," havin :g given up the ghost at •• late hour last Spasm NYANza of 5 son. nth with 26 tors. added, kL5K0LW.............. S. Geniis Breese Partially Cloudy acid and ammonia. Certain animal exuvis, may also be After d elliemphatically the &swims in w 01 on evening, and Mr. Butt meeting with little favour and Anglesey Poet. 2 sow. each for eniranse. 5ZADD1e................... B.W. !venue Breese Partially Cloudy 8. Gentle Breeze OVerelet readily detected in the said water, as mine, Ste. ; the wink , to be dawn f r om the above p assa g e , the less support has withdrawn. The candida•es then and 7st 9lb (Pelel 1 131 " 2 lire Imre." eh m Fu g itive ' r (K - e 2 SovraArarros ..- S.W. Gentle Breeze Rain forming a mixture remarkably deleterious, end emaileg se. Manua, b i Portia, S s, st Mb POI[ tauntingly ash. what can the accusers of Lord will be Col. Chatterton on the conservative aide, and K r . K omo do, a h , • nr. int 12a "g om h Stranzatarin B. E , Gentle Breeze most offensive and oppressive exhalations, so that pow Snows ... & :Gentleßreene ;My Cloudy dipped in • solution of silver or lead, and held our • umel Claraidoo, whether o f the ascendancy or agitation the liberal candidate, whoever he will be. The tenoning a l so started, hut were not _pieced :- TUNBILIOOII containing some of that green liquor, becomes isimillasly journals, say in reply to its open defence of Lord Cm- At the present moment public opinion is much leerd Watut eel 's ch la Misfortune. 6 Yrs, Bst 121 h i Mr. Yemooni of the glistening black 'colour, eorrespondieg sense bat to tendon from the chug= that have been brought divided on the ltbe • ral side in consequence of there ru Pattie. 6 Yre. 8 s . • t 12ib • Mr Lane's b m The LONDON, Tale DAY, NOON. the bus imparted to the skin and blood of perms Mind by ___. , ot _ being two candidates put forward on that interest- Darter, 4_ ,ers Bst ; Mr. Irwin's br e Best ef Three, aged, cm . e nn u i, Strength of Wind. Mate of Weather. breathing aa air inspreonated with such mattsimollespewreue• aPsw's "'"''' 7st 71b ; Loni Waterford's eh cby Budeatcher, out of Per- te.w. Gentle Breese. Partially Cloudy. namely. Mr. Servant Murat and Mr. M'Csrthv. dila_ I an. let 71b:. Mr. 0. Cummins's eh a Brother to (more • CORIIIIII . ONDENT.) CORK, ISlomar Ocrosse 16. The electioneering annals of the " beautiful city," famed as that city whilome was for the spirit and energy with which its parliamentary contests were conducted, present no parallel to the present state of things consequent on the vacancy caused by the de mise of oar late respected member, Mr. Callaghan. We have no fewer than "six Richmond. in the Held ; " six aspirants to popular favour sad parlia mentary dignity, end surely, with such a number of candidates, "roug h and ready " for the honour of re presenting our " independent electors," it cannot he through leek of men, ready and willing to do the duty, that the interests of our city will be neglected in the imperial legislature. However, notwithstanding the numerical array of candidates, I think I can with safety assure you that not more than two will come to the poll, Mr. Walsh, a ci demist repeslrr, at present a progressive re form er," having given up the ghost at a late hour lest evening, and Mr. Butt meeting with little favour and less support hes withdrawn. The candidates then will be Cal. Chatterton on the conservative aide, and the liberal candidate, whoever he will be. At the present moment public opinion is much divided on the liberal side in consequence of there being two candidates put forward on that interest— namely, Mr. Sergeant Murphy and Mr. M'Carthy. The friends and supporters on either side thick that their man has a claim by reason of previous service ; and so warmly do some feel on the superior merits of their respective man, that they do not hesitate urging the fatal policy of taking issue, bringing their men to the hustler, and there fighting out the battle in manly and stand-up attitude, rather than withdraw or succumb to each other ; the effect of which must be to split the liberal interest, and to ensure as easy triumph to the conservative candidate. I omitted to mention the name of another candi date. Mr. Kenealy, of the English bar, a rative of Cork, and a makes contributor to the periodical lite rature of the day. He has been here for the last week, and his principles—thorough repeal and no compromise—are appreciated by a large section of the people. The arrival of Mr. Serjeane Murphy is si t ex i ) ci e rion ed. of Saturday announces as another can- didate for Cork no less a personage then Mr. Martin Burke, of Dublin, the gentleman who mused such a sensation by cheering and clapping in the jury-box when sitting in judgment on Mr. Duffy, and by sub sequently demolishing, through the Freeman no lessa person than the redoubtable Lord Brough am. find that the earthy matter iv the rLfuss lime of gas works, impregnated with sulphurettcd hydrogen, certain prussic add compounds, and a little ammonia as hydrostd pliant. These three substanou are all exceedingly noxious , to life in their separate state, and they are liable to be l.ber- Med by the action of the carbonic acid of the atmosphere to ba washed out by the rains, and to percolate down through , the crevices and joints of the arched roof of the sewer. That , this is the cue, is damoistrated by the analysis of the water in the sewer, which has exactly the groin esker it averted to , pure water by the calcareous ui lamand, youwass ales very , peculiar rand smell of suiph hydrogen mod albedo to , channel mossesto the thane:us of this gas, as also of prl.sie acid sad meals. Certain animal traria may saw be readily Menai in the mid water, as arise, be. ; whole forming • adstare reameitehly delsteriook sad oniting most casein sad epprenhe cabala/0w so that paper dippe4 in a mistime of - elhest Ile bawl. sad held over a .111111111 (Antal% that ee ma *me, beaus immediately of the Meek g somewhat to the bus to the Ilia aid e = "thi f person' killed by breeding sa sir inpvgamed sode natters. Tin of no preade said, or salpheermagen poison, I C= • b a mining ponaerity proceeding, no doubt, trove tbo Lyn ef gas line Inpradeatly shot se a Allis g•up rabbi* nee the tonere. It is sot to be weatined at, there fore, that a very kw inbaladne of the Mmmshwe be the said sewer *raid ban mewed sod iostk I • Mr. Wells sad DM men who I einem that selpleuretted hydrogen easbeals said gas lefkpre sent in that sewer, being in mixture win prune vapor, form an air heavier thee that of the atmosphere, sad thereby would be head to prevail eldefly sear the beano of the sewn, wad Xe. Wells ea/ his esepookm. os elendo/ down to learn On the dead bodies et the tesehnea p = then, would ono to Maio the seasealosted pram sad drop lastwitly dews es their fans, to whisk prides their urn Wise wen observed to lie. (Signed) ANDaaw The CILLOLUAN moved that the above be »- lured to the posed seslimlllos for Mas t la saweilasse wl the oblilleidsoll of the AN lin=fwg Awl biliostlems be gins to their diem is the =s, sad give every hank is thetr poorer to Ow bevesti. Aimed ta. The Ira day ia every wadi was them Said far the =Pof the saw% with the esseyfire of the seat= OE& awed for Friday week. No hoar was The mai do aNammod. Aglesey Post. 2gm smi kr emiraave. Lord Lingle/ alk a Ffigldvs, sod 7st 91b (PI 1 Mr. Mango% lo Pralla.ll 7O 111 b (Keeps, Jun. 2 Mr. lisanolg's Ir , I yrs, list 121 b (Ryan S The WM/. air eluted, bat wire not placed : Lord Watollies tit a Misfortune, 6 yrs, Bst 121 b ; Mr. Welsh's b a Pads, 6 yrs, Bst 12th ; Mr. Lane's b na The Darter, 4 ; yrs Bst ; Kr. Irwia's br g Best of Three, aged, 71b;Tat Lord Waterford's eh eby Budeateher, out of Per dita, 3 M. 7.1 711); Mr. O. Cummins's ch s Brother to Joni, 2 yrs, 74.—Won by a head. THE CONFLICT IN THE KING'S COUNTY. INQUEST AND VERDICT. FIRST CLASS 07 TIRLIIIRIS' BTARES.--Bwsippstakes son , 3 ft, with 30 son. added, for two-yr-olds. Angle Post. &road hone to save his stake._ (From the &ening Freeman of yesterday.) TCLLAYOUS, MONDAY. The inquest took place here to-day, before James Hitloe, Beq., MOW coroner of the Kieg's County. Teen were 2f Jaren ewers. Th e ing miaow enandeed was rob-westable Joseph Hi:sheik el the joint station of Hilloughy. He deposed to the deed body beteg that of outscettotable Patrick Mortimer d the Queso's County eaostabelary. Ondelie Jahn Hall was examieed by Sab-lampeetor Hill. He depowd to having beard sore passim the Killoughy eta. tea about 12 deb& on Saturday "'Wag. He went to the window owl mated 16 can poetise, ea sash of whist there were a eon* et mee. Tae petrel being nut hem Mat at the time, be welled ho its ware, what be rat two man to the Yeastlesiee dad= for a wiafornrsat, which awe to bla amistose ender the emantaad if Balfour. Hs sad that osoushie tam west an to the Clausal*. road, in order to try if I:et/4. retor=. It was thee a quarter to two the naive of ap posed*/ osepowil the solos. st people talking load. lio• wowed le the b...*. *. Called out the two sad waved thew. Th s ig edemeed with oldie la the heat. Wit mer they we h MS en net and desired them to Mend, but Mhz pored w Mot. hie 'nil ranged mem the reed. Tho MS. wars fassad, the peUee evened and Ist them th?ollffi t hut Om womb& with Axed bermes to lump ems we ems. • men mama Jabs Keyes, et mom Clemodee, same amohl wittier by the jacket mad putted bile bash with Ms load, and asked Ida wbsi lbs obliged the ewe. Them re. plied as nem he slopped him was, busmen be woe Mks aim wer e seeny and bay. He in tutu= - Mr. kreeirieesiit iioliiiiiiiiet,iri: nine, or Tearawor. Mrst Illb ( I . Irwlea h e nth M Oode, Bet 91b (Chitoey Lilly 2 Mr. llarplifs b a Little lAny, by Tearaway, 7st 71b (Yaboni 3 The following also started :—le,rd Waterford's b a Rebut, brother to Bon Mot, Bst 41b ; Mr. E. Orford's b f Better away, Bst ; 8l T. Burke's f, by Birdeatcher. Won by a couple of lengths. - - SWZZPOTAILES, 16 sovs., 5 fi„ with 20InVe. added from the Trainers' Pond, and 20 son. by the club Waterford Poet. Colonel wigwam's b h Trauma, 5 yrs, 9st 110 (WI 1 Mr. Irwin's th b Poor 5 yrs, Set Olb ony 2 Lord Wsteriord's eb g Poor Terioit, 4 yrs, Tst 51/b(Doyle, Jun. 3 Sex declared, 2 son ft. GaZAT NATIONAL PRODUCE 13TAILES.—SWINTNARTO 10 eon. each, for the produce of mares covered in 1846 by stallions whose owners have enbeerf bed 25 says. for each to the stakes.—Attar several false starts, Chatterer bolting, • start was efeeted. _ . "1 - 1;. b e &Uccle, by Mende (Qenavele) 1 Dir. Aresetreses eb 1 Doll Toughest, by Feeney or Tear. (Lilly) 2 lir a irwlea eh e Pto Nina. by Retriever (as) Qom) • The followlag Aso Muted : Mr.Poachisr's le e IT•otory (an), by Napier, dasafauag lambic, by Voids (ea) ; Mr. Coliaa's cb aby Taarawir • 10. Maher's be by Elva, Oatmeal ( an) ; Mr. bar's aby Eire; Repartee (ea); Laid Waterford's ch t Questa Margaret, by Frew • ; Cessi Westaara's b f Whisper Low by Prowl Wow by a Lag Laded. _ __ TOE EXECUTION OF MANUFACTURES SE Birmiag- Eon, wkM opoosS as 3ed at Bsabstr, b le to yor burly bar rift& by nen Ufa WOO mom Ns= an parr of dr =I modesst. Pedlar it allbrds eMillemel pouf et poullse Mind is works of ut, lisotksholtibr the maks of estelegeen et Ow masks n umb MOO. Oa Minh, *a peke et Arid= vas sedard ars SW; So amber ei pumas 'Wei ea *MI leg ead Turley wee IWO /MOO. A meeting of the Imo Ward took place yesterday, at which rssolations were puma in enppoet of Mr. Alex. M‘Methy. Nothing could exceed the uproar with which the proceedings began sad ended. At the ocionsocismsat, a inns of Übe Wand turbulence . . Mans for 60 ays. wok 16 ft. For Who. air G. Haman% bl a Th. Wino% lid Nb......(kr. habit) Captain Owdos's Zasitair, lOst 71b, . Wes Is a sinter. SHIPPING INTRILIGINCE. MOB Via Caararpabiliala the - sbnaaar °unto," sad • Lyre Lial.., CABIJALTIRS. Aurora, Milne, of Banff, from Danzig to England , has sr rived In the Roadstead with pumps choked, and will come into this harbour—Elsinore, Oct. 12. Bohemian Girl, from Cronstadt, arrived here to-day, with damage, having been in contact with the Elize Caroline, from Quebec, at anchor in the river, which also received Waal; damage.—Liverpool, Oct. 17. David Lyon, for St. Helena; and Tweed, for Cape Coast Castle, have put back, and remain —Deal, Oct. 17. Georgians, Matthews:lan, from Konigsberg to Hartlepool, was wrecked on Dan, 9th inst. ; crew (except the master) wed—Stralsund. Oct. 11. Miltiades, Manual, from Syra sad Malta, for Queenstown, put into Gibraltar, 3rd inst., leaky, and was discharging. Visitor, Adair, of Richibucto, from IVoetport (in ballast) was fallen in with yesterday off Leases Bay, Loughswilly, in a sinking state,and abandoned by hercrew,except 'hamster; she was taken into tow, and put on shore at Rithmullen Qual—Rathmullen, Oct. 12. The Oriental Company's steam ship Montrose, reports that off the Berliar she met a portion of wreck, the flooring of a ship (supposed American, it bang of black birch and sprat), and also saw a Portofino steamer seaward, tow ing a disabled vessel ; the steamer, Conde de Tojsl, brought in the portion of wreck the same day. An se. count reached Gibraltar that a ship was on shore at Tarifa ; HA S. Janus went to afford assistance, found the Atari ea ship Rockingham, Peshollow, master, high and dry. She had struck on the Pearl Rock off Cairita Point, and twoer Mks star pumps iota/ ontinsally not keeping her free of wat *esaseidesed by strikinge sae km ea Awe le pad slaking at met.— ,th Oot. = t had ARRIVED. Arras-at Deal,, October 16, from Acanuts-at Deal, October 17, from ............... „ Boarmaza-at Deal, October le, from. ...... ....„ ......... :: : .o ,,___ . Banitmer-at Penzance. October 13, frcm .. ._ .. ti a „ . = Banta Quasar-at Woodhaven, October 11, from;:i t : j aw 7ww.m. BALIAOILAJ.-st Deal, October 17, from . . Gr:ve. - a a a" Bea. Bo u rn at Liverpool, October 17, front . - Boxurrart Drat.-at Liverpool, October 17 ..... ............. o d earreasorr-es Liverpool, October 17, from ........ COSIDCI/KW-at Grareeend, October 17, from. .............. lIIIR CALTPOO -at Deal, October 16, from fern me a l Cm or Rocarma-off the Owen., from ............... * ... CLUNY -at Dourness, October 14, from S t. ..... ~ E DAVID LYON-at Deal, October 16, from ... ................... °mmama • • Dora or Blorolo-at Deal, October 16, from ............ G Darrren-at Dover, October 16, from nm* Dram-at Plymouth, October 16, for Malta •Arelanaa Divers-at Bristol, October 17, from Dino-at Gravesend, October 17 from ...... ........ P o Donis-at Gravesend, October 17, hem. Permsbna Broaa-nt Grove rend, October 17, than 7 " 0 . 1 01 Ems& ANN-at Liverpool, octohrt 17, front. ..... .......,a , ___ , . Buss-at Andes, , ctober 14 . -' 416 .-..--- ...... - Anima Firms-at Deal, October 17, horn °mead GLORIA Deo -at Leith, October 14, from. ..... ....... ....... GLAIRATOR-at Pertermarb, October 16, from. .141 8 4 1 4 Owe loves-et Liverpool. October 17, from 31 641 h lIAMPRIINN-at Stokes Bay, October 16, from hoax-at Anna October 13, from. tamale Garair-at Deal, October 16, Prom ........ ....-....Oraimm Jona Guiss-at lAA, October 16, from. JAMAICA-at Greenock, October IS, from.- JOSIPUIPZ -at Sutton Grier, October 16, front y aus IL,. -at paesarte, Waterford, October 14, fromi......AiMema Jearrrre-at Gravesend, October 17, from Jonas hem -at Gravesend, October 17, from Jaren-at Liverpool, October 17, from 1..1 LEANDER-IA OVAVOIIIRL October 17 from Liar or TER Lira-at Woodhaven, bet. 14, from...m. Jobs,, LI. Dramas-at Deal, October 17, from Wormy Moarnr Emma-oft Deal, October 16, ham. Grayson Mirions-at Deal, Octo ler 16, from Ground lLsor Mouse-at Greenock, October 14, from.- ... Nea y e a htsoxotra.-at Galway October 15, front &stands* 11ANTIALII-at Milford; October 15, from .... Mena Norms Brurox -at Queenstown, Ostober 16, from roaseeNnqh lernaoo-at Deal, October 16, from .... ... ... . ..Gramma ORICIA-at Liverpool, October l7, treat Paccaave-at Liverpool, October 17, trim PANDORAIII Deal, October 16, from Gramme SIX E. Moots-at Gravesend, October 17, tran..... „o Grammal y Sta All-at Deal, October It, from fiorars-at Deal, October 16, from Gramma Sroax-at Gainaloro' October 11 from .1111014 lio.car-et Leith hoo c h, October 14, from ... ........... tka....6.. Grehe SPOCCLATION-at Wlebech, October 16, from. Brawn -at Passage, Waterford, October 13, tram ..... .... ;3, -1 fienartoro -at Deal, October 17, from Grerweel flis GIORGIO- at Dublin, Octob er 16, frem . ......oda Tats. ARRLYNNOT-at Deal, October 16, from uessmal TWILID-at Deal, October 16, from Onamml Toaorero-at Greencck, October 14, fr0m..... ........... -.....pie1m VALI:MaI-at Deal, Ocober 17, from Ammills WANDSWORTR-at Greenock, Oc tober 14, from ........... WOODMAN-at Pentl4nd Firth, October 11, from 11Mdeflsod Zssoaso-at Greenock, October 14, from Cordons o£ILID. AstA—fmor Deal, October 16, to ... i .......... t2 Auoms—from Greenock , October 4, to. ....... Agar—from Hull, October 15, to Plemehms ATALANTA—from shields, Oct. 15, to *revs Atmore—km ShleldA, October 16, to. Alois A. E. A.—from Solcombe, October 16, 1 to .„ Jelbon ro Au.o—trom Gravesend, October 1 t 0...... Game AroLio—from Gravesend, October 1 , to. Ratemeall AuvocAre—froo. Gravesend, Octoberl7, to Neberde Azoo—from Graveoend, October 17, _to Oral: October 16 to ...... Barnere—froM fildeldi; October 16; to .....11,1 CALYPSO—from Deal, October 16, to. ....... kmita CONIIND—from Greenock, October 13, to Gaines—from Sunderland, October IS to Stab CNA/ALEN—from Sunderland, October 15, to Pia Cosisorouran—from Liverpool, October 17. to —Ale Counema—from Liverpool, October 17, t 0.... ...... ......New Tot Comma—from Liverpool, October 17 to.. Aim Goeittaas or LUCITIER—from Gravese nd, October 17, to OM CALEDONIA—from Gravesend, October 17, to MEW, Domes—from Gravesend, October 17, to `Weds DIKE ur Noarout —from Gravesend, October IT, to Ape Davin Lvoa—from Deal, October 16, to A Mau DMZ or BIDPOLD —from Deal, &Meier 16, to yam Etasamett—f rum Sunderland, October IS, to .... FM. AND SAkAll —from Sedum, October 16, to. Hamburg Lamm —from Dublin, October 16, to New Odessa FlLM—frau Liverpool, October 17, to. Oporto FIDEMAN—from Liverpool, October 17, to Jamaica Pommes—from Gravesend, October 17 to .......... Baltic Otrooore Assow—from Hull, October 13 , to .........A. !Advert OALATCA—from Plyusonth, October 16, to .... .LODOOII HAMPOSTER—from Cowes, October 16, to Ilall INDIAN Ceuta—from Deal, October 17, to ... ..Ceriaa }ANC OLAMIN—from Deal, October 16, to .baskes Jewz 7 troot Gravesend, October 17, to AIM _ ._. . _ Via; Alrean —from Liierpoul, October 17, ba OL Moe% Liotv—from Gravesend, October 17 t 0...... „Honiara LORD DONCAN— from Dartmouth, October 11, to.-- ...... ....Oporto Lammas—tram Deal, October 17, to ... &pod MARTIN Lemma—from Deal, October 16, to tit= lissrana—from Deal, October 16, to Noavout Mao—from Liverpool, October 17, to Constsdaspla Oman—from Graveecad, October 17, to —....... ...... Ildisefta Ocoa—front Gravesend, October 17, to Nod 01111=1E—from Grcecock, (huhu It, to Meant -- -fv—rtoen Dubl , October 16, to. - °II,P . .___ Alin, ~ , Pattuou—from Deal, October 16, to Alessildit Ptutemoo —from Torquay, October 15, W..— Ozone PRlMO—from Liverpool, October 17, to Come Prim—trout Gravesend, October 16, to Bads (kora& Iti.DOW—hum Oraresend, October 17, to X. Illeltstri Sr. Guatrroeu —from Liverprol, October 17, to Tema SURANNAR—from Belfast, October 15, to Allis Sto.sw—from Deal, October 16, to Vie Borino—trots Deal, Octoberll6, to Jamaica Too.. Aaarrusur —front Deal, October 18, to . 5 7 ,156 7 Twit/to—front Deal, October iCs to Cale Caul Tams—from Gravesend, October 17, to Olasa Tours—from Gravesend, October 18, to .. . .... ...... ..... . . Sabo Wit. WOOLLIT—from D.artmoutb, October 16, to Danish Vinaow—tree Liverpool, October 17, to .1. Am VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amara AND Ann, Rcpt. 15, lat. 45 N., lon. 50 W. *emu. of Poole, tram Labrador for Naples, Sept. 24, lot. 51 N., too. IS W. GRACE, of Maryport, from Whitehaven, for Bt. John", Sept. 21, lat. 52 N., lon. 34 W. Lov as. for Baltimore, with Fasteners, Sept. 19, In. 15 N., len 44 W. MA RT ALLAN. steering to the N.B, Sept. 16, 200 miles W. of pp Clear. Tuomaa, from Pleetwooi, for Quebec, Sept. 18, 14. 45N., la. 89 W. (Adwertisement.]—Cria OP A BLEEDING Coca SY HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTNWST.—" CSSHe Fugate, Mum. bury, Jan. 6, 1844. Mr. Holloway—Str, I Shall deem it my duty ts make an Mildavit (before one of our magistrates), to the elfict that s frightful and dangerous canoes In my wife's face, which hr SCWA years bad resisted the treatment of all the doctors in •hrewsburh has been radically cured by means alone of your wont dui pith sal ointment. I shall, in gratitude, put this came into the newspapers. I tell everybody I know of this extraordinary and miraculous COW. (i'3 l l4ned) James fiexton."—Sold by all druggists, and at Proffer Holloway's Establishment, 244, Strand, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BURMAN.—Oct. 15, at St. Petersburg-placo, Bayswater, the wik of R. Burman, Esq., of a SOIL DALPUIN.—Oct. IS, at Stdmouth, Devon, the wife of Capt. J. IMlphin, of a daughter. FREEMAN.— Oct. 15, at Cirous-road, St. John's-wood, Yrs. W. Dem man, Jan., of a son. FULLEIL—Oet. IS, at East Hall, Kent, the wife of G. A. Falk:, Esq., of twins. HARDING.—Oct.IS, at Mylne.street, Myddelton.aquare, the wife of J. V. Harding, Esq., of a daughter. lONIDES.—Oct. 15, at Upper Clapton, Mrs. E. C. lonide , , of a daughter. LAMBERT.—Oet. 14, at Campden-grove, Kensington, the wife of B. •lasmoert, Fag., of &daughter. LOYD.—Oct. 15, at Eaton place, the wife of W. l. Lori, 1 2 49 of a son, which only survived its birth halloo hour. MALCOLM.—Oct. 11, at Glasgow, Mrs. Malcolm, of a son, ,till-bolo. POSTLETRWAITF..—Oct. 13, at East Stonehouse, Devonshim, tiO wife of the Rev. T. O. Fostlethwaite, of a daughter, gillb au. SMITIL—Oct. 11, at the Farm, Winchoomb, the wile of W. Smiths Esq., of a son. MARRIAGES. COTTRELL—COLE.—Oet. le, at Eidderosinater pariah church,bl the Her. T. L. Clang Mon, Vicar, W. °Wren, Esq., of Edgn.urew. Nary Anne, daughter of J. Cole, EN., of Abbcsley, tt orcestarshus, EDLIN—HELYAIL--Oct. 16, at the Holy Trinity Church, Fading. ton by the Rev. J. Mlles, M.A., G. Edda, Esq., 3rd Light Draper% to Esther, widow of the late A. lielyer, FA. .ANCIS GRANGER.—Oof. It, at the Independent Meeting-bash Witham, by the 1t.,. J. Witby, of Ipswich, Mr. A. Francis. Col' cheater, eldest son of J. 0. Francis, Ipswich. to Eusannah Ann Foster, eldest daughter of W. Granger, Wickham bishops 'ONTIFEJL—DALTON,—Oct. 13, at Watford Church, by the Rm. and Rev. W. Capel, Witham, eldest eon of W. Palates, t Blackheath, Kent, to Adelaide Maria, only child of C. Mo Hp., of Watford, Hens. ROBERTI3—GREENHALGH.—Oct. 10, at Bury parish church, by the Rev. Mr. Hugo, 8.A., Mr. T. Roberta, of Myrtle-beak, Kenai. moor, eon of the late B. Roberts, Esq., to Mar Ann, youngest daughter of the late R. GreenhAtigh, Fag., of Mount, nem Bury. WALKER—FRANCEB.--Oct. 11. at St. Mary Magdalene,rPienl the Rev. J. T. Roles, M.A., Rowland Edward, only son of W her, Esq., of Torquay, to Dolly Lyttleton, third daughter of B. Frances, Eat., of et. Andrew Ilou-e, Dry:Ulrich, Worceettrrhue. WHITQUAER—TALBOT.—Oct. 10, at the Catholic Church of B. Michael and t;t. Oeorge, Lyme Regis, by the Rev. F. Crowe, 0.01 0. T. Whitquaer, Esq., of Moseley Court, Btaffordahlre, and War =Vend." to Mary Juliana Charlotte, eldest daughter of Ad. Hon. Sir J.Wba. DEATHS. BATT.-- Oct. 11, T. Batt, Eq., of Grist Caggeshall, aged 74 . BEADNELL.—Oct. 14, the wile of G. Beadnell, Eq., of 5 1dIch an, Kent. CORNEIL—Oct. IS, at Hornton.street, Kensington, Eimbeta, widow of the late H. Corner, Kim., aged 75. DAKIN.—Oct. 15, at Everton, Liverpool, Catherine, second daughter M the late A. Hokin, Boa., Bradwell, Derbyshire, aged 21. DB ZOILTE.--Oot. 10, Herman, eldest son of 0. 1L Do Zoe e, FAN of Lee, Kent, aged to. FELL—Oat. 15, at the Hermitage, Uxbridge., Eleanor, wife of Mr. 1. Fell, of that pi see, aged 43. 005.13ET.—Oet. 13, at Hadley Hunt, neer Bernet, Gertrude Mettles, relict of the late Sr W. Gomel. LOCKER.—Oct. HI, at leer, Uxbridge, K. IL Lodger, EN, l ite s Commiadoner of Greenwich Hospital, owed 73. OW EN.—Out. 13, at Enter, T. Oink Iraq., aged 03. PROCTOR.—Oat. lk at Naiand, Notting .klll, B. 1 1000 r. EA' M.D., late of aslisberpoquare,lAmhemrom, aged 64. Prated mid pitrite ady wawa Kate Hex" et No. $, tamanald• etreet. is the City of learke. Printer, ease tam, in Looter& ld leak, to the prealset at Wlthelkiers.—Tinamen, OM= ten Banatarms Honest Lisboa Pea& Lath TA Southampton India via Marseilles ........ Boston ant Halal= Malice and West LullsHammitt Bradt Nov. 7 fOet. 0 Oct. ig Oct. 22 Get. 22 Oct. PP'