The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-24 00:00:00

I SPORTING. -.- - 4 TAIT F. MULL'S. —T it limp AY. s no Ironer Emotkag saranei the chief number of sub- ranee km latorta. Tho bias trassectad ins os a wry Yalta wan rad the toliofag prime oily were rid • CESAREWITCH STARES. 100 to 6 spa Mr. Tltraintio English Rose, $ psi • 20 to 1 Lord id ltaiblari ll" Glee The Happy Led, , Ilet 7* Q_ JO to 1 Mr. 6 P in. osent's ( usdetbassid, 4 Nat Ilia Sr (I) 40 to 1 -- Mr. Ilsasn'e QUM Baer, 4 yrs, 5.4 21b (I) kW to 10 Mr. S. Ti. Brork's Brine, 3 yrs. 70 lib (t) CAM BRI DO ES HI RE STARES. 60 to 1 apt lord Obager's cat by Hermann oat a limn* 4 yrs, Or IMO (t) DERBY. 9to 1 apt Ind I 764 11.1.11.1esder's Nana Ind (11 1 .. ) LEICESTER RACES—TitoiaDAY. Til a SCUT HANDICAP ed 30 son., NNW 63 • stone alO son. melt, 3 it; wisase• aura Haa r = (23 wan) Mr. II Acre Abets. by Gnaw.? ri.„ la fr....G thatered 1 err. T. lerrnerre Claretraft s Per, Ihe l l= 1 Illr. Denhoiwee Lissio. 3pa MOW 3 cal 71frneso dwoonla 1 ro, Wel l D• A i• ma —iiik efipTlW 44 to nil oak 7 am: 4 to 1 apt linadsway, 6 Set: andint. She by thwor . Wilts a • hawk, NNW lIMMINII hawasa the road and rued, an third and torah IPieg hems was • bed fifth ; r.2`" , ~. Leader, 13.arlaway, and "My Nisei " get HANDICar Sw a antrum of 10 son. sack 6 ft, with 50 It; vatlomen neon; pariorn. Oa. Las quitter. (14 sun.) sale, 6lb e Ni. 1.• Wins =wake. USK of lb. Nan Intebark ai la art Ilta r 1 y be rel M .....::::fATM i ao. c 1 0.0 4 pet! ati. „,, i 6 4 A be 4 aim 3 to 1 apt 1 of Demonk, sto 1 an. Gourd. Was by throe Inners al ' a bank, wry bad Moe ; dm anew tailed off. Ond bolted, riiet as the last tars. An objection to the ran el Yantis.. ii. was norrrod. Tin 811ZPYINOTON Howlett HANDICAP, of 10 son. ieoli, 3 ft, with 100 added (60 by It. Sawn, fion. sad 50 . ! by 211. , S. P. errand, Esq.), for 2-yr.olas. Winer. inn The.. inseam a • mile. (40 who.) Molar Hawanna linadenia. b Ownweine Drcenr. We lib Mr. yaillea's The Dien 11451111=1 . ...., = i N,. w. a a inartwas OW by . dem by (ilrallseer Tat 45 . ~ _ _trucker; 3 - r Tb. follow*. also err= Ire as lt i t dm hoatit—OraisMo, ' Tn... 1, How-st-Lsw ea iillmostee, lady Wah, Cippleps4l 4 Erns Biary, Lily, I by Annan- dsio—Dowserr. The bets.. opened at 7 to_ 4 wt lb. Toidisutat Minted 4 to 1 ago% liroadbrhn, bet closed at 3 to 1 eget Hor-iirLaw, 6to 1 ant the Teddington filly, 6 to 1 cyst Broadbriu r B to 1 aga The Dun, 10 to 1 each sget. the Caneide 11.1 y, Ley, sad Hibernia.. We._ _by a neck, half a leng th bonen the noon sad third; Hor•lit-Lsw wae e bed four*, Lily, Lady Well, tha Costa& 61/y, and Elthani Beauty, were • seal . 1 On Marais. to wale the wtnier was objected to as the of • crar, bet We stewards, after bearing rildons, . 1 . = as favour of Booed ben. Ilea MArraTy's Pun of 100 pilaw, ' • for 3. Throe ille, Tet 71b; btu, get ; Ore, Oat nt. ; or and aged, x Mb. wiles. err. Copolead's Ter Amer, by PyrrOur the Fink : yor. 70 7lb ' Macao 1 Ni. liTeanswesl. 4yre. Yet . . ... - .. (Pardliawl 3 wan T yrs.34ortola , * tiny. 6 Mb MoD. *a Ars Inel 4 Ms Da "1 1 . 1 1 = also ea... *Mai : 6to 4 spt iA rou d° rsurat, 7to 4 eget Argosy, 3to 11 .11 Yard*, (Inn. The Argosy depri rid Tournament of *alma bars the dinars, and coming on by herself won ' VANN. 4111 . 12 5. half • Length betas.. Ohs roma and 1 *in ; Alfo Los *aka fa, and Linapedo was poled up • ' . ‘. i "II wog Ors hose. hi l l ell Dant anus HANDICAP PLATE of 26 soya, added ' I • Swagetanie of 6 son. each. On mile aad • quaver. I Nm) vas Camblin In ID W TINLIII. Inu Id era ....Roil I , .I. Worollau I 111 1 g: traele;z: " At . 1) ' eel= 11•4• Indinwl. 4 Yoh 74 110 I adium, 3 , i Mr. Ibsen% Pally Jobace. I yro, 14 Ilb. - iJortsond 4 , Doodoi: 7io 4 oft Rena Was n 7 fl'alt • leant, bad ' i Or* o il Pt Ors at 23 ens., added to • Sweepstakes of 5 eon. each, he two war-olds sad upwards. Optional selling orgliss, I . he. T.Y.O Halt • ads. (5 subs.) I Ms. kinsmen hastsaert, Informs eliense,7 yr. ND i. an 711, 1 iCanwoel 1 1 i ' 11r. arasioa's Ces i .km4l46ll, ae- ... ....,,. (A. Novae*, 3 . Wintees lloaa •rs Nut t. •• /ma.. ...... ..I I 3 . Jerre Own Ire SW .4a tw Mob -..- ...... I Wino 4 I I. sealesel • liorrak Wane. 4/n 0014. OS 71b „..111w1141DI 6 4 1 - : Mort at Lellasna_ 3to 2 apt Also, 3se I opt wee by ail kagtbis. The twiner we. bong* ; la for 115 plasm ; LATEST BETTING ON THE COVES& t CESARZWITCH STARES. . 14 to I Sgt Rion= 1 , 14 to 1 English Rose , • 15 to 1 Th. Hwy JAW (4) 1 I Al to 1 U 446•414•41 (I) 20 to 1 'Werra (t art elf) . • CA MBRI DOESH IRE STARES. 1 12 to 1 as the 11• M (off) 1 M ANCHESTER AUTUMN MEETING. 1 I TO. leoleau w. Tr e NoaTNEJUI DINTILOPOLITAN HANDICAP PLUTI (11 : 100 woe. ; Is. .11 ape , 2 s ate. moans. Tb. when of I any root val.. 50f . tater the blatant of the weigh* Mb; of two, or ain Wan ilb arra. On alb ca l , ' • quarter. AV 0 4 M A .. . IA I ettir! ; 1 l it a n.. - ......... DI " I im ililifi . alie I 1 1 .. •• -•• • 4 : ii:iiii.i I "--- •"• .. i II • — "XaMiiiii::: I ....—..... • 1 ilisiig 1 ;.....7.7 . -•••••• • ............. i •1 e , 1 Jeer .. ..... . .. • tiii . ::: ..... :::: llf In a Oar* S. *O hags (11Indieop) d 1111 atitsf all ages ; swim" of lay moo soles 604, An de 1 ! wo pabbsiall. 411/s Log no or ,7*; ar a IhM; limiting. ratri. Illh aim Ma lta nuts. in l i . ........ ............ .lo 4 • eye • I U Tter ... -..." 1 ...".................. ................ 1 1 I Attu; .......................:: I I S --.....-..... 4 • •••• •••• • 16 fkcarsao ..... ..-.. To a T Do- TNAP•OLD lIMLLOW erAzs 411 NMI escb, tr.* 30 added, to S-p-el.e; oats, Sat 100; it &it 711, ; Um winner to to nil S. MO eon. ; if wend to be sold for an saws.. allowed 4in , I S. 60 ens , Bib ; if hr 40 son 1515 . It for 30 amt., 11116 ; sad II foe 20 iron., 211 b. T.T.C7 To men by Si, pa., tie sight ban maniac Tar H•LP•HOLIDAt NCILeanT HANDICAP of 70 sows, for 2 yr-olds . 2 sow. entrusts; • Maier of any raos, after the wohtlit• ore published, vase 60 son. Mb; or of Use eh...salad Handicap. 7.10 extra. About rill • zati. stub eta I Minos . 7 • 1 b al irrWheria4o 1 . 15 . / ... .. i 1e5s .. :............ : Cbarna. WeadWlD ...... ......... I 11 1 ? a Its 6 7 !gr. lii .• .. =::::.::::::....: I i i l l Sells ....... ...... ... ...... $ Wane 11 , Tin Snake R Lonna, of 3 son. each, with 30 alia, kw all *as. Half . rata To dose by 6 p.m. tho sins hare roar.. I FATAL BOAT AOCIDZI4T.—Mr. Leggett, a retired MiliW, sad his wife, *air saphow. • lad wood Ronk., Mr. Do la Moro sad as wile, and Mrs. Latiyoo, friends sad alittears. nab, at Ousratioy, meat on • boring trip to the lob alias let The/Way. Oa retuning from thaws, at anus 7 p.m. obile out notwous W. lan a Boer And hart, the boa spud, end all were nowsed mann Mr. Leona sad the boy Rower. Those two or ped by eirimo.iog on • rook almost 160 yards beat lb. ohm, tad were picked of atorwortle by • Gurney War- ! air. The boy staid that obis he rams to the seam ha bred • gargling notes, so of ow who Wee drellefteraled h• WV Me sr two woman clinging **a be t Vi re nso nos naked off. Ho w soar ea. as the sad is swum 1 to .. towed, r ick. sad erred brawn. Hwy. Laura woo mar her ' olann A BEARS AT 71ff i WRITSANDK—Last work a larpo party visited the Wthosatis, sal tae of the radium lining beau sawn to take • bath la the e”i in. la Me I i l l i Muni two ;avian. Mond Me 'Day had sat boss Is the wow, before dm are by ma la v a * Wm Taff 4•462 We Wow. arida* Yaw ea making coo or the other hi. victim. F , harsone, is ran genes of lb. .light depth arm% wasiolo• bomb, awmadoll Wore bo round thin. Oath...bare bstionageor scion of their deagerous wiettlaa, amagg sir sidismai, and 4! • itodlumus nutted to Walr MOW ; t h a v i Di r diem. which, be tuned bb alintsta le the Any wessier,whicb or it sa almost omodithoi. Baas • wry powerful owe. no oartooda y ea upon% wboa., is his steer rinsistreest, he hood I le no a shark 0 toot la =1...1 1 1:4: 1 ;e =Lwow s b, r isp i., ii. t el , so each inellanef•• WINO relied la. ,s_a Was WWII to MOirook. dove It romlowd two days for fba kuperlea of Mr teriono. T. dreaustaaas should reader pumas caw thaw is b a g►t an i • 4 tie Watnatia, or oludiorty 'Mead piasoo—llosorth Jourael. THE EXPR4SB, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1858. tab intagence. COURT OF BANICRUPTCY.—Sets. U. (Balser Kr. Cassuismicerr Holeryd.) IN AI Till LONDON LIM NASTIIMN BANXINO COMPANY. Mr war tics day Azad for ths adjoaresd azaulasdca of the directors dale above corporation. lir. /Mew add—l appear on babel cf the amehresem sad I lave te awes Ilmit the etadiag.up to gas, as la the Court Clincem allasiach I mare say vary mititimeorny, be aus the INSINOIII have as yet derived so palpable Mardi Rena k. err as 4Milsad up Se the preseat moment has bean paid • het MI It fjeksi dad arismal are resurained eltanchr frau ri ri =vedisp Is tide coast, except dr* remeatestina and fur the I nns's": arcpsoli g TM he who have the conduct of the tdadial i tZ ge thetashriazostanoss Ido not as That aeq weld be dated from aa adienclunsat to apilasir ley. It may be the duty of the aadignees hare s• UMt7 to the evert to fix a day alma the saamination sit bs hsid, but as the proceadinp to the Vice s Coat are Ng Is such a 'tats to to enable us to say when the antabasisd win be mull ad, I think I must set your Sawa te order the adjournment Mao dia. It is hirmathle, that the seelpees tan do taught but feel that they have man easeedbity tittered by the arrangement' that higher aultallies have thought at to =poem spun them, but they on glib lab; to do emir duty when the opportunity mama kr deem le do so. . Sir Fewirmii:;-71 goostone there is no objection to whoa ywn popon? Mr. Begirrf—Meaa at ad, dr. The OMMINIII6IIIIIIIIIIII let the sitting be adjourned des Mit 1 ham as power to allow the assignees any coat. beyond the oldie by the choice of assignees. Up to that eine I w_ilhay aro doe ? Mr. Too air. Mr. Linklater wishes to know visas. ealumes are prevented from taking proofs. I modem ft Mink It b not so ; and that we must take any pp( that the modltont chores to bring. Tae Canosholsono—l do not know what we want with Y4bare? Mr. Magley—Thine i asstably nothing to he gained by pruvmj in Ws mart ; all the peoporty te in the hands of the pedal assetteiw; there is mediae law* to &Imolai, ; dowehen, like would balm hot little benefit by Pl The i tommidemor—lt appmrs to me that the assignees by Me ardor mods by tbe Mart of Chtmary sot prevented tram doh. •=hl2: a t ad. Ashemond CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.-BirL 23. (Wm Mt. Baton Wilma sod Mr. lads HMI 400 Alms Cato mad to ego Mt Wit fur mis diagnose,. Mr. MAID nil Mr. Wed conducted the prosecution on lobelia the Dead el Adndralry. Serleant Parry or u spa detonator with Xi. Rohrer for Um &fondant. premeds we. Instituted under an old Apt of Par /km* the 9di sal 10r William 111., which enacts that mg preen whe abed knowingly have is hie pommies, cus tody II hisiglng, any navel storm marked with the road wok ark puma art berg a sorrows for the imenufao- Me al sash seltdsa sr the authority of the Athol- W ou r ausr havhog thew la /de_ presselea. should be guilty of sad he Idde le parry at WOl sr to lee hoed emd lagebear, et the =lLit el die err, It eggared that re and Ms Istber MI Wein., as tear merchants, in Mbererrtred, and ea the 13th of ,Legust, is coneequesce of Information that had been receiveg by the police, two detective officers, nand Smith and Robtalloll. who Wen f a plain clothes, west to the &Mamie premoiges, they having ireviesiely seta two cars addressed to hist ;at the Neg's Reed len, th the Bervagb, end they watched those, orb In Wlndwar-sherry wire they wen darer, The mama the err had bar plead in the prere4l the °fame went la and sew dr defirdeaalter sore conversetion, he woe aged whether had any objection to the pros berg marched, end be re plied that be had. The two cars wen at this time just bride the Far and the officers opened ass of than, sad sew that it contained bolts that were marked with the broad arrow, and they then told the defendaat that he most consider himself in custody. It appeared that upon this be resisted violently, and called to the men who were at work upon the promisee to shut the gates, and it was with coardierile dialed ty that he was secured. In creorerniristion it wee Ached that the crown had no maker march warrant, or one to apprehend say person, and that although they wore asked to show their aft none wee produced win] otter the &rodent had bees in the or to be token to the police-Medea, and then all the authority for their proceedings that was inhibited ma what is called a menu card, &satin that they mete police °Mare. — ia - r — oa Watson, at the close of the cue, inquired of the learned °ousel for the prosecatioa whether than o was say farther eriaeace to show that the defradaat was aware of the magenta et the eras, Me. Wet Mid be bed se amber midesice upon this point; but be he drit the midis were sufficiently in the onstody tailhas se the disked to bring the arm within the pa da* et &Ante. &dent Pim submitted AM there was not the leiet eel ' dime le sappers the ingester that the dafendaet lowerlasty bed is lie pasemiou Aida marked with its§ breed mum' awl Ms woe Me same se wide bbe wee accused. 111 tbst wee preyed impend to be Met them casks bad been pawed spot the premier, but &bey was. sot opened by the iledied- w eb sod Mere was me the tart proof that be was wears of their esalsets ; end, Ow an QM appeared to the matrary, be slept ben reptemil dm amities ta gumbos 'Mau be liceme el the setute se dam. - Ilk — Both - le wieekeplethe thei Se etekere um ea thet re dr thew =der thar v rt eal tbee I MB elllt die • woo Melltli* lt seelehe mehed the bred. ar have lewd e ambits., eelftsert~s& to hie that awe INS as me Mime the ern; "Al ea Ite payed est thee eras full mega s ne fife we him =ll ll lllm Ititre w hetpail there we firr Int mmilm than s et ft ohs or reject their essfewls, ems other dhee elesuminest i was of Aid 911 ed to him tit the ledieemeth rodeo th e delnitel see b• ppoit4- theeed Shelley asesdbely. emir . his thillatiVe thrateroe,7 a 01P Illw COURT. (Wm lis Paseeke.) • .fresp6 Zacovitsh. balm we beet ed kr forging and utteringea midaeammi aka • Mileleschenge f0r4601. Minn le dam/ 3141• Mfg wed oilers.' . ls mei Ns. 11181.1 t sereseedel. Is ss hem the elelemee 1 the lesiel esmeell sod welsh ems vem emulsive * Yrs die , te leas Austrian, had bee hobs Sr Odom ms's-sew is some way with the Navy Tampa Ave. sea for the irrrioca which he had so rendered seem eill/111. soes doe, sod that .most was transmitted to him If 18611 hum ♦ Mr. Seibold Belelood , of Constantloopis t lbefigit he line of Chas. Illowasis led Co.„ drawn upon se pIINKS•Irs, Moser& spy.ha merchants. Thh paid, and the woes ewes sew fishing of the pisour until August, 11167. Upon tee 15th of that mash Mailed and presented WI drawn upon them, sad, wish the emerithes that it orpreeseted the sum of 4601., was the mar if amp pertiouler as the owe which he prosecutors had from Ibis pilaw in lb. impious year. The knowledge which the poem •••••ft lave the prosecutors t.f the prisoner, and the dirsahuss to the btll Wag mintaely clever (mantic's, of those whom they wpm meted Is be. so auspacios was entertalned, and the bill was paid at the prieoner's request in stoney, hair 601. notes sad the be in gold. The primm er resided at 41, Cts•r10•••••• • Fltaroy-sqoare. Vpos the saw day , . be sit tbe chimed et dr Bank fur gold, wnting wee awl Wino ups tbe Mau Upon the forgery being lewd eat, M wee ilesevereg that prisoner did not lire in Charlotte-eneet. Eted= the primer wee traced out 'a Turkey, where the gave ice up to Spittle, the Citydetectire. The prusuew wise esinhaded, through an later peter denied that be we fie peep to whona the second bill wee peld. The Jew whisk wee setipmeoll of half foreigners, after an abases km. wort el weft ese hour, returned a verdict of tude. Ottiity, end the pelwar was sentenced to six years' penal serei Abe Ma. 21, plasterer, lees convicted of an indecent sesselt apes a @AIM noise 10 years of age. Kr. Ameba prosecuted. TM primmer ,_ woo ustomood to two pout' hamiscoutent sad hard labour. THIRD COURT. (Before the Comma Scrjeant.) Nary Hosral, 24, single, wee indicted fur unlawfully en destrouriag to tomcod the birth of her male infant. lir. W. Caper prcercoted. The priomar wee seresat to the governor of the debtors prison, Whitecrose-strem, sad whine in his service was taken ill in bar own bed-room. This oironmetsnoe giving vies to amepicioss, she was qamtioned sad admitted that the lad been delivered, end bed pat the child into a cupboard la it mum. She stated that the birth came on quite mud- The 'medical evidence fully proved %Instatement which she made to be a true one TlMiery acq - t;itted her. Mr. Cooper said that her resew believed that the prisoner had so Meet te conceal the birth of ter add, but f At it hie ditty to give information Moat the matter. Giorge .Smith, 23, carman, was itultmed for dealing a waggon end 20 bales of wool, value 3301., the property et Wham Jame Chaplin and another, hi. tneetere. XL Robinson prosecuted, and Mr. Orndge defended. TM Lama commal, having mated tee Met, ended lobe yeashwatsr, foreman as the Hambre-erhasf, which bilkers to Mama. Chaplin ant Horne, lb. mestere of the prieonotorho bad Um about eight months in their employ. same. Rs bed bad the superetdon of the borate, and duo. 'tidal& the please, had charge of as carmen w e r e a p a i r of eiwenuto. *Deftly Van hones of that colour which the gem Ors. One of these ►omr ate peculiar saw opals the Dear bind leg. The prisoner was at the Retebr i-whart on obi assraing of &tardily, this 7th of August, ►t about six o'eloce, Ind had left bets a quaver poet. Edwin D,..ce, a te.y messed to at•et cl the yin driven b 7 tbs prisone r. end whom duly it was 6:• eye to awornpaa) bus, proved that on the Beturelay sesratag L question the primmer told hits at the flambee-wharf not to go oat whoa he did with the van, but to stay and get his breakfasts wed met Wt at nine o'clock at the cainasey's memos. in Sayden-avers, Minorite. Witham watt titers about sslrat o'clock, bat did mat ess the primmer. Ris via was there without harem Between dila tad sine be oasts beck with his baser drams Ira empty Gam, whisk he oil he had Ishelsel its.. the I dim Docks. It was the daty of the where sot es leave the primmer, espoolelly at that dais of the yew, as the Anstrallea weal mks were that on. Jams Dolby, theksires-keeper at this ilitahro•-wharf It was his duty he be there at haltiest the. Urea the ith of Anima primer was there whoa be got there. That was Wore the peimoner's tine. He was asgeged b harassing the haw Gls seas mead Corday, who at cam Yoe was charged with the ribose' u s escomplios. Priasna's horse. were to that early hoar easnEW ready harassed In the stable. Prisms, took his own Irma out before six, sad amid he had orders to go to lisydos-squars Job Emery, night wombat.* at the Ilarobro' - wharf, aka Mat to the fact of Smith being at the wharf that mom- MLitt eat anomaly early boar. William Chandler, a wool loader to Massie. flaked, Haydon-squars stated that upon the sight of Friday, the deb of Augsst, he resilleoled using a via lead of wool moos the premises. The pets stood towards the anat. Upss the next incasing he saw the van, with Smith apes the bon, being driven eat of the yard. It was shoat Ite&past mix ie the morning. Hairy Jaws, the 'man at the yard, roved the loss of the vas sad the wool, sad also the abases, of the rigour from his own van, which was without home sag the boy Daiwa with it. The widen* et the police and other within= was to the dallowteg effect :—llpen the morning of the robbery • nth mused Rotherham, • 'errant to • Yr. Hodges, of Predarick-sunet, Beck Church-lane, saw the no loaded with wild being driven along by the railway meths near his seester's hon.°, and he noticed they wen about hones, end MS of them had • soar open the iag. The EMS look the hose out and rode away upon they. Ate We hour on &tan* night the van and wool way bawd Bar Back Churedrleas, Wisiteshapel in the immediate vicinity of some notorious marine atom shags. C. Oewary, who was %km with the prisoner end discharged by the megthethe, do dgyprenthe give some In formation to the pollee, but dld not eaidde. Mr. Orridp, is a Newt able epoch, oonteudoi that the evi denoe of the identity of the prisoner was too unotriale the jury to convict upon. The jury returned a verdict of Guilty, and and handhe prisoner labour was sentenced to lb mouths' imprisonment dome months aims tee sad wear, of the value of 30W., wee stolen, it le wpoord Inn drailar way, but never traced. The mat The Ude and the salt sluing of the court I. Monday, Oct. rood. She wu much injured by the shock, and her face we very much oat. She hot ratio= Moe from pains is the eyes. She had been so 111 from the injuries received that • di was unable to attend at the former examination. Kr. W. H. Robinson, • resident in Thenet-place, desarthed the &emit se being of the most braid character. The pri soner was away, and =tars pruned him. AIM some delay, rare to • group of eddies in the Strand "geg shoat hi/0 - Bnd odd= metiers, evidently to rapt& him, he overtook the primmer and save Ida in charge. Kr. Frkehd, mother resident, described the amid; =dab he withered from the tiradow of lals own loom H . 6 that the pleas ma very badly lighted. Tree h: i dt= bees ape Lop , whioh had been removed, sad those' the fsishNot. had memmialleed the Beard of Weeks they could not get it restored. The comma= darkness rendered the place very dangerous, end, in fact, formed en attration to the bad characters of the neighbourhood. Mr. Hoary said he had received a letter on the subject from mother rhithiteet, and had retread the pot= to eall atterace to the matter. The promo aces was am that mast go lad= a jury who would have to consider whether the prim= farad= to steal the reticule. The petm= with much apparent warmth, protested that he bed so sued intention. He acknowledged that he had adsocaduated himself grossly, but he wee not a WK. Kr. Hauy—l don't say you are, but • jury must deckle that. I shall send you for trial. The driver and oonductor of the omnibue No. 0,910, ap parel to answer a =commis at the instance of Kr. Charles hart Kerrey, of 9, York-buildings, Adelphi, charging them with 'misbehaviour. Kr. Beard, solicitor to the General Omnibus Compsoy, 60- peered for the dofendents, and requested that the arm stead be taken separate ly. racerdingly that against the driver was Peet proceeded with. Mrs. &mart Kw= deposed that as the 16th tar. et about mime °Nib= she arrived at the corner of Agar-stnet, Strad, is the defesdant's omnibus, having ridden from the City. Oa pawing Adam-street she bad directed the conductor to ass ,her down at Agar-start. The omnibus paned for • moment, but should hardly be mid to stop, a= as she was prim oat the vehicle west so bike. eke had completely alighted, so that she lost her balsams, and was nearly thyme to the remit At the same time the condootor banged the door ai suddenly that it struck her left arm, swinging her slightly to the right. It wee only this latter circtimatence the. preveetei her from falling under the hoot of the haw belamilag to another omnibus, which was at the pallet of overtaking that of defends" tad was at that 1110•11111% in frost of her and somewhat to has left Delhedante omnibus had bees far sem time " robe" with the ether omnibus, end she was mush alarmed even before the attempted to get out. She wee so math ahem, mad as math &grated, that she wee unable to peered onessisted, but a em table who saw the occommoe Ord who had takes the number of the acanthus) helped her hum Petlemon Haynes, F 164, fully corroborated the names of Kra Murray. Mr. Beard said that this atm aocerring the very day sitar am In which certain observames fail hem the beach, wee evidently s trap eat Apr the Gemini Company by the Salem Compsay. Mr. Moony wet a manor who attended meet hies oldie Baleen Caspian sad was a Moog partisan. Munay—l Moak It, but that is so ream why my Mk shield be idliod by the Omni Outsdbes Cowpony. I ma at Ormawidt at las Wm, sod oiM eat ham till .ft wards that lay wife had been aa omnibus, sod swaged with bar *h. Yee have no tight to tuipardri have Ind a trap, sad Met my wife boa sworn falsely. Mr. Henry observed that there was no ground whatever for the hspetetien, which ought not to have hem made, It erns not neamery to go into the charge against the driver, as the tondootor we. evidently the poem to blame. As there were several caws to be heard wing out of the Nyasa of omnibus rivalry, he should resent hr. donnas until he had hien them all. Maw liesrhag a good deal of evidence, Yr. Henry fined the drivers of three omnibuses, charged with standing for several minutes at the corner of Agar street mad obstruoting another omnibus, 10s. each. The con ductor of the omnibus 6,910 he fined 20s. MARLBOROIJOH-STREET. Richard Laisaway, the driver of one of the London ()emeriti Omnibus Compsay's vehialee, was summoned before Mr. Beadon for that he did by realer driving and wilful miabeltavioor caws damage to the John Bull Omnibus, on the 18th bat, in Oxford-street. It appeared that two omnibuses started together from the Royal Oak, end raced together for a long way, one passing the other as a namengwr wan taken op. In North Andley street, the John Bull was passing a waggon, when the de fendant'. omisibas as into collision with the former and 'mashed one of its wheels. A bill for repairs was bound, amounting to &.18s. Mr. Braden add if this had been a polio' came, instead of a private summons, end the drivers brought before him, he should meet artabily have inflicted on each hard labour and the kegs' Wu of imprbonment he oould give ; for it was very certain that both were furiously driving and racing with each other. The ddendest, while in aziunlawful act, did the damage compliant of, bat he (Mr. Beadon) should show his high diespproval of the oondnet of both by reeking no order es the bald for repaint. The impinge ment an the am • eganfbus oould not have accele rated its speed e to 18 miss an hour, as had been asserted. He should doe the defendant 3f. or one month's ispriesairat. &avowed to make it appose that he had performed the OPTO• monies cad immolatio n. with the proeecntor's money end his own to get a lucky number at Moses earnest request, that he had lost his own moos y to the amount of 81.5.. Id., and that be only tinted in scoordance with the directions contained In a little book, for which his father paid 160 Premien dollars. His folk., obMbed a lucky amber by the book, and he be lieved be assid obtain ose by the book. (A laugh.) He went Violorie-park end baited the money, and when be went Ix it y la mein it wee sons. There was 81. 6s. IL of his own assa the Mr. Yardley—Thine is rely your bare word for that. The prisoner—Did not Hog eels the packet of money every den and was it not always in the sone state P Xor—l saw • parcel daily. I could not tell what was in it. --- The prisoner —AD was done sooording to the book. did it oat of friendabb. Mr. Yardley—Yes, the prosecutor has lost 181. by your frlandehip. The _prisoner—But I loot 81. 6a . Id. too. Kr. Yardley—Whicdt I don't believe. The 'Meows—The 9th of October is to be the lucky day ibr the Ine . ltumber. (Laughter.) Mr. Y seutenoed the prisoner to sir weeks' trarri. moment and herd labour. THE DREADFUL ACCIDENT 47' THE SHEFFIELD Al UBlO-114LL.-4.DJOURNED INQUEST. Yesterday morning, at the Town-hall, illmeleld, the inquiry into the cause of the accident at the Surrey which revolted In the deaths of five persons, was rammed before T. Bodges Esq., coroner. Mr. A. C. Braze% appeared to watch the prooeedings on behalf of Mr. Yonder, proprietor of the hall ; Mr. Bead iest appeared for Mr. Flint. John Maxfield, silver polisher, said—l was at the Surrey Muaio-hall on Monday evening, Sept. 13th. 1 was sitting in the middle of the pit. About • quarter pant eight I was op to the gallery, watching a young man and woman is theta neassam, when I esw a man with a pistol on the edge of the pllary. I saw him place it on the top of the board in front of him. As soon as he had got the pistol ea the top he fired, and the plats of tin chan deliers 101 l on the stage. Mr. Tenths came on the stage with his arms outspread, end mooted the people to I keep their seats. Then a cry of First" carat from about the place where the pistol had been find. That was about I tin Waitron aftersranis. I told the gas man on Monday casa bas that It was • pistol that had been fired. I have always mid so. I was too far off to say what sort of a man he was. I told the constable be looked an elderly men. I could not swear to his drag. I can't say whether he had • hat or 01/s t l dek Weed, in the setatee of the Midland Railway Company sa a &mar, said—About • quarter past tight was %aft wrest die pillory to • triad of mine, when I saw • mu in the almond seat, as I thotzt with • pistol in his hand, about two sate me. The man was dressed in a white jacket or asp. He appeared about 26 years of age, or from that to 30. He had blank hair and whiskers. I saw the pistol fired. I saw an explosion, bat I could not tell whether it was from a pistol or not. I think it was from a pistol. I told • policeman I saw the explosion, but that I could shot swear it was from • r. I cannot my that I smelt anything. I smelt no gas. ota ' ot say I smelt any powder. I taw the flash, the smoke, and the wadding as well. The wadding flew over the pit. I sonnet 'wear what it was that came out of the pistol. It was aomstbiag like burnt paper. The pistol was directed to the left conker of the stage. The burnt paper dropped in the pit. The smoke I did not take particular notice of. It might be a minute after the expiation before people began to f 0 sat. Madams Bliss Marietta said—While I was singing on tits stage I saw a era come between two women's skaldic'. I heard a report of • pistol or gun ; I cannot say whith, as I did not am them. Have not rid that I saw • pistol.. I did not enroll thy vapowdsr. I cannot say that It was a pets , • pistol, or It was hie pistol shot. I think it wee not • report of gee explosion. I hed not smelt gas. Directly after I heard this report I heard a ory of " Fire." Soma thing f ll immediately after the report but I cannot say what it war. I era not hurt. I was nisd, and was takth off the stage. What pasted afterwanis Ido not know. Other witnesses wan then examined; two of whom stated that they saw • man fro • pistol, and two others that they heard the report of a pistol - . Charier Duke, 30, Furnivare.lane, was present on the sight in question, and sat bask% the young man Gramm. Smelt • strong smell of gas under a ledge where the gloms are laid. We told • gas man, but be took no notice of us. Grooves than took oat • cigar from his pocket, and said he valid have • sleeks. Before this • man puttied the chan delier, hat this did test stop the smell of gas. Weaves streak • midi le light his tiger. Witness then beard a report from the plain onntained of, and also • cry of fire. I did n ass trot a _ piMol , i went off when Grieves struck his match. Did not sme ll per powder, but saw a filth. The report was not so load as that of • *ad. James Ellis, ironmonger and gatfitter, George-street, made an exaasination of the pa fitting. of the hall on the 16th lam., and coddled find the leen escape of gas from any portico of the pipes, sad came to the conclusion that no ex plosion of gee had taken place. He was &sound that the gas ItthiNs were exactly in the same state in which they were on Monday night. If there had been • leakage of per on Menday night there was time to have had it repaired, bat I could not fail to have discovered the repair. Thomas Frederick Cathie. C.E., was employed by Mr. Fist, gas-fitter, to examine the fittings, and found the piping all patent. In his opinion there could have been no explo it= of gas, there being Os leakage whatever. Thomas Davenport, manufacturer, was in the boxes and hard an explosion. His first impassion was that ft was from • pistol, bat his after impression was that it was as ex plosion of ps. He want up to Mr. Tandem and told hint he thought a pistol had been fired off. He heard a cry of fire is the gallery. He did nor smell gas nor gunpowder, and did not see any smoke. He saw a flash, but not the white smoke that usually accompanies the firing of gunpowder. The flash was math teo large and broad for a pistol. Sarah Ann Beate= sat nut to the young man Greases. Complaint mu mods that the gas was eseeping, and a man came to see after It. Ha tried the piping overt e chandelier, and there was a little blaze. He brought what seemed whitt led. About half an hoar afterwards there was an explo sion. She could not any what it was that went off. She thought it was gas at the time. All the people around tom plained of the gas ssesping. She did not see any pistol. Mary Ann Richndson was sitting beside Sarah Ann Beane. The gas meek very bad. About half an hour after an explosion took plans. The flash took her eye sight. A gas man came and said there was no leakage. She heard a load noise. Brand ether witnesses were szamined. iii. 7 Wwidan said he noticed no emelt of burning till after the cry of Fire l" He ran round to the (slimy stairs end found a velvet mantle satoeideriag. Mary Fin-Siztions Mentailed the monde, end said she lost it in the rush downstairs. w ould not say how It got on fire, or whether it had been t by one of the gas bnakets on the stain. a 11e-fitter, said that in consequence of • complaint made to him before the exploidon, he examined the 822 front, but found no trees of gee escape from piping, there wee a alight mope from the joints of the ctuandeltere. He had not interftewa with the gua-flttimm Mace the an- AB o clock the jury adjourned till to-day. THE POLICE co UM& MANSION-HOUBII. Gawp Gonna, a aolleottag dark, in the employment of Mr. J. H. Wander, stetioass% at 43, Bt. Mary-au, wns ' c.harp before the Lard Mayer with embanking money be lon to his ruiner. J. Paine and--I am • seerepaper agent at 9, Dover road, ' Borough, and deal with the pronantar. Oa the 11th August last 1 paid the prisoner 4s. 84. Bd. on sooonat of the prosecutor, and he gays in. the ready' produced. Mr. W. H. Richardson, of 3, Cambridge-place, lode land-road, said that as she 11th ult. he paid the prisoner 21. 10a. on the tor's acoount. Mr. J. H. er—The prisoner was in my employ ment as clerk and collator, and was authorised to receive mousy on my account. lie did not swoon on the = August for the 41. Bs. Bd. he recited of Mr. P accounted to me for W. on the 10th instant, lasting a Warta of 21. 841. Bd. He has not amounted to roe for the 21.10 a. ha received from Mr. Richardson. The prisoner, who said he had been induoed to rob his master oa moon of domande afflictions was remanded. Williow AA snotorions thief, west dinged with stealing a handkerchief trim the pocket of • gentleman. (3. Walldna, onstable MO, said that while on duty in Bishopegate-nrest on Me previous evening he saw the pri soner try the pockets of three gentlemen without &Wren big anything from them. He than took the handkerchi4 prodnoed from • gentleman's pocket, and when punned threw it over • well kr Camomile-street. _ H. C. Grimell, constable 669, corroborated the evidence of the last wham. W7tit ins—He is a. old thief, my lord. He begged of me to let him go on account of his poor n other. Mr. Goodman (chief clerk)—ile has been repeatedly charged at this mart with theft. The Lord Mayor—Prisoner, you were here in January, and wore &wimp& Primmer—Yea that's right, a Lad. The Lisa Myer—Too was kw again in April and sea booed to tows math ! impistaiasat. Prisemr—All menet. Tbe Led Mayor—You here been out of prism only a few risoutim r a saw w mouths, my lad. ki • day. atoishilkir-) Mr. Gooderth—For the lath Ivo or its yaws he has berm bow is Om% thee est .f it. Time are so Ire than eh edtriellese span him. Prkeesf—Ter. Iheee v bet ; what the dame state with noose tit Os proem charge Ii quit. false. They took Es lath woody booms* they know I was an old thief. A lihdo whir eipa I woo la respectable sorsloe as corniso. bat this pdheWi my master that I hod both oaarlotod. and thoil ippetheseek. 71te prisms mu fellyeemettled for trial. H0W4170121% • ashore amid wee brought up on re amed, MI & WWId yebosmea US. The searible art Or at her o'clock on Weirs day waft be Ire ea adr Y for aslghbourbood of Kop pel-greet. la rr =istg-ma we North be observed ths a cab. He err the primer !bet Ike we defog •we„ le which he made ao anew& lissistalag hoe was " "Ifs wrag," where masted opeedge, edam. eal gme soma aessaat el gam" I hell take you tate emery." Th i i , or agli thea gee up ma d speed re door el the or, et Irma who was drag inside, "This if what tme her. I saw you pat tide girl fob the cob, ma 1 was mime& to re what yea were shoat." Whams replied, "Thee is ant tree ; yea meet give bet ter etairet parr* lbee that ;" up= - which tiri jut swr slneh him la he hes eel an away. Wirer pur red Lm to lOW Terieglea*trett, where he (primmer) ° sad taleglO lie et hedger et the house he Ural a, les sli thtle' was y the err thin' d y er Neer bib key he let himself in. He wee g The Oster rid he wee parkedy lobar. baring Jed Pig up his own ar, mad was pre erg Logri-monn on 121 way hear whoa he sew the anslehis gat a girl ire • cab, and get he Air bar. He (prima) deem to watch these, sed *that rupees gel eater the seh, het the If rees wars We, got or art leek lir labs emptedy. If his wank* weld adjourn hem he writ produce • mitres It to leer this egitemeek waa In eseepilaacie with this regret.that the ore was aredi to this day, whoa the wirer trend to by the was la -reacher.He dersed:—liy = 4 ; rose 747 Perry, sad I am a cabers. Toresilisy at about her o'eleek I was patting he error late my cab, In order le go to the Beatterpgav astir to meet the mail train, whoa I sew Ots *ewe hiking to a women. The polarise was not then lies. I ear indoors again, and presently err the ametabk. He admit me if I had are • man then. Isar I had. He was then • moment beta* Mr. Heary—Did yea see t h e constable get Into the ? Witmer—No ; he did not do so. Mr. Hoary—Did you re the policeman put the worse bro Um cab? Witriess— I did not. The ormetable was not there when the prisoner was talking to the woman. When the men as up tint the rigour was under the nab. it: Ma came out from under the cab. I supper the womanwes them then. I saw her come out afterwards. Mr. Henry (te the prisoner)—You ere your own where doe. not your statement. You rid he would prove that the p s etieo t as put the woman in the ash. On the con trary, hie evidence temanns the belief that you did so, lot he saw you talking to her before the polloeman owns up. Parry —I cent swear that it was the slime worm,. Mr. Henry—lt is not likely there was a second woman in snob a place at four o'clock in the morning. You want to qualify recur evidence now that you and it tells against year P I have only stated the Math. Mr. —I dare say you have. If so, don't attempt to very it now. lasfrater Father rid ha had made Inquiries, and had asoortelned that the prisoner had put up kis oat, at 10 o'clock at the previous night. The preoner rsleitantly admitted this, and said he had spent the batervening six hours in • public. hour. Mr. Herry—Tet yea said yesterday that yen had ei ng a put up your esti." Prisoner—l did pot mom to say ea. Mr. lienry—l believe that the imputation yen seat on the Prlsan e isa t iLl wholly unloaded. In tact, your own wears M. I meant no Imputation. Mr. Heary—l thine it a very screens Imputation to sty that you taw him get into a cab with a women whim on duty. It would enemy his diareloal frost the force if you could prove that it was tree. But you hove trot dime so, sad I disbelieve it. It is sot a very violent arealt, mud perhaps I might have let you of with a light perky If you had not made this false charge against him. As it le, I dub fi ne you 20a. or. is drealt, tan days' imrtrenimit. Ma Remit* a soldier is the Faeilfr Guards, who stood remanded en a charge of resulting a lady named Wright, in Thanet-plam. Temple-ter, ems brought up for final exa mination Maws Mr. Henry. Miss Witht rated that at about seven o'clock on the evening of the lath lastest she wee pasting aloes the atmand, in the &lotion of Thanst-pleas, when she resides, when the primmer accessed her, and oared to Gerry bet reticule. She add, " No," end walked oe. He followed, and again ad- Arreeed bee. seyieg. " Haven't you a sister with ue r . Ste did ant know what he meant, but she replied " No," and went on. After else had turned into Thanst-plam, he again overtook hot, Ned " Shall Igo home eels pop r she ended eertniely sot. " Then," said the prisoner. " will y ou I*. te • se ll" Nu; and If you do not leave me I will call my brother." The preoner thee instated at her reticule. and attempted to wreath it from her. She celled " Police l" mescal timer, and the priSCOSt struck her • violent row, which streicli;4 hr minor errisee on the XARYLBBOICE. Yakima Air*, the well-knowis pyroteohMai, mild ol 4l llB 18 . Larnbeth-walk, was dismal on a sun mow with the 27th nit, unlawfully sent or mused to be slo t th e Ch ay , eat Western Railw, a pacing* ccatalming goods • demarcate kind, viz., fireworks, with out distinctly martin cm the said ha or paokage tits mature of such goods, or giving mak* in is . to the book- Mew or dirk with regent to the romaints, end for which canoe nadir 8 Viet., e. 20, nee. 106, he rendered himself liable to a Focally of 201. Mr. Woolf, insernoted by Mr. Collard, attended on behalf of the ecenpaay, end Mr. Lawn, of Ely-place, for the de hedsitt. Xt. *Golf, in opening the eery rid that it was one of oarkkaahie importance, not only to the oontpany bat a the pude, and that if the eters% which he toasted be should sake eir, woe preyed to the rtideadea of tr arda nst tiraisl he Ewa pen fir the Whales al dr ear a by the rot 111 r. Irwin arsterled dot b anent ma not liable, f me sa* se when dr yob ware hrwarded be wail at Brigbtos, mot tot she posed was sort le the railway, without leis or eassert,by lie heara. He (Mr. Lewis) made • pgelllra W Mr. WOW dot she company, ander the cir cuoinsis, voralikeerbmp eandirr that the payment of the cede itteuned swede meet Sr *Noe el the emu without say brim amble Wag err In Ma ream Mr. Weal( said that he mid net, atterllng es he did on the part the railway sempey, eemees se earldest of the mart. Deng legal argument mond between th. rand gentle men .emb-ed in the ems, of hir.lhreisghton, in oilier dtet he nslght hays time to look Into andeirlties bearing on the aft 4stemi the muninoss ell Weinsedny Willism liketseia, roaster of the Ciwkenwell workhouse, was charged with meaulting end beating Ann William, • narried woman, an human of the workhouse. Mrs. Williams stated that the withal to Mechem, bareelf, sad on her informing the mestar be *haft Seek hem her her obna, yid* was at the loreest, struck her, end put bar in the Week bola, which wee foil eras. It appeared from the evidence of several witnesses that the reader had ordarel Os °Mkt to be put into the sick ward, that erompleisent would set past with it, and that therengon the water quietly unnamed her hands, mad a arm took the child from fur. no wet saucy, sad put into the bbee-bole es • pmishmeet. The child bed mince died. Mr. Tyrithin said that, after this evidence, be could not thick of onvictleg the water of the workhouse. He took vary greet to shoes kind of esme, 'hot only on account of the weilthwees authorities, but Jae the poor pawns who are compelled Is be inmates of the how. The fact of the child dying bed tronhied the comphduat, sad they she made this °harp, Ist which there was so ground. THAMES. Wash, dfolothal, an astrologer, foetaas-telb.r, letter orison sa4 asesmireioa agent, et Cable-serest, Welirlose woos, vas tomaild oa rasoad lobo Mr. Yardley, charged u 4 slisisdog 191. by false and tordsMot mimosa from /Ladino Mai, a balm, of No. 106, Cisorgefs-le-WM-lirdt. Mr. I= m i v o i red of Ur Crows pobilwbsow, Rape, street, eosin Se losowst ibe wi dows, sal Or qmiliara2=iimmis of do prisoner. Ms. Strauss ihslaelial Mqg oars bob Prosissie, sod osil idosidA _ _ _ Thipelessie them vat pot menler 411 emettoss to Nog, but mitt @merest la eimidsir Mr. Beemes'ess than sworn, ear led visited the phew le tam all behind the err AM soiree, and ear lit It be intended to make ellis papa fier toy recom poses? le mid* be replied time he ward pay hist U. pee sand. Mee= stied that the primmer wee s use el vary sepeke eleertiee. @ad by his surdr of the lack art had leimmded may ehapie Oermas of flak mari. The interpreter them tesedsted s letter written by the pri mmer ht the Gerona knew, and addreseed to Meg. It was r follows : 7 . liana Clerkenwell, Wednesday, Sept. 12, 1868.—You bees beard what the magistrate ham said, that It would he better if we settled the matter amicably, sad agree bow we sac to get our mosey, thinking when yen come kr marrow to the public court, ask for a politamen 102 H. Tell - im that yen wish to gee ; them be will WU( you to me, sad we ma then see how we oaa epee. Yea man know bow to ad ben. If we can agree we eau dense mesas how to proems wary again. If we arses apse, we male then lesmitto the judge whether be pannier no. sad should I get paaiebed that tars Is so proem* for yea whet:ever to Weis peony, third:we pease sad esselakt sad come to me before we g• bAr• the abwriass•s. •• mitztit. " yea omit fad me, than eat the policeman, and eboold be set oak you, we die interpreter." Elise Watts, a large German masa, the midwife. who was swan te ham meisted as awe of Ma systerions awe movies with the parcels of mosey, amid ebe agar trees the same part of Praline as the prossentor, end at hr moan in troduced him to the prisoner, to lay oat Me seeds and and lucky number for the Frankfort ery &kat. Is easwer to a question roes the psiioser. ebe whiten sold she had taken more mesons to another German coolant. Mr. Yardley—So that there are other persons who tarry on this a:injustice The WOMISi lesgbed and sale—Yes there ia. The primer made a keg sad specking sauce, sad en- i 11811728. COTTON.—Lnrizroor., Barr. 23.—Tbe market 10-day ban been meady, bat the tone has been without eadinatien. Wee : 10,000 beim, speculation 3,000. 1,000 Sued, at lid. so ; 600 Egyptian, 71d. to 100. ; 80 Maranham, 80.; 20 Paned, Sid. ; 8,400 Ter WOOL AND WORSTED.—BLDPOILD, Bert. M.— Very little wool bee changed heads either to-day or duriog the week. Those who have supplied themselves with wool at the late rates are unwilling to operate farther at the very high rates which are now carnet, espedally haired sorts. Prices continue quite fins, bring, if myth's& a shade stiffer. Noffe sad Is dune to move off, but the prices ere merely nreniesb elf ihir from beds( commensurate with the lowa In weeded ging there haa been more isiquiry for Russia then thew bris beek for some time past ; but than I. little prosposh, its Nee low offers tendered, that there will be mai bed. Dees tranaseted as the result at end she The home houses continue large buyers, Gni If present mouth's or could be accepted, it is probable large mitred@ would have been placed. Cotton yens or, harder is pion especially middle counts. In prose the demand seems to be equal to the supply. Stocks see all darned of, and manufacturers are well engaged to olden Time have been several large buyers in the town, and their weberse would hare been very extensive lithe merchants had been In a position to supply them. CO KN.—Bun n oun, Barr. 23.—At Gleemesker market on the 17111, the prices of the previous week were newly maintained. At Worse ster, eons d.y, • rodundon of tally ls. per quarter was reluctantly submitted to. Barley doll. bat not tower. Oats tending downwards. Beans &dined la to 2a. per qr. During the present week few transestions at. repeated, and lower prime mast have been Mk= to offset sales. Barley, eats, beans, and peas nominally unelisred in value, bat only taken to retail. At Wolverhampton, der day, wheat of ell kinds gave way 1.. to 2a. per qr. At Ws day's swim there was • lees supply of wheat, which was Messed ol at • decline of is. par qr. Barley sold slowly, at previous rates. Oats rather cheaper. Buena, is. to 2s. ; sal per, la. per qr. lower. MANCUILITIR, 13Err. 23.-911100 oar Wi pe = the hails haa rennataed in a moat litsisas mats, all rildbildrid their purchases as closely as possible to the sappy of their imoadiate wanes. end prase geserally bars sa ppy le Nand in favour of buyers. The honor* I. Unwind eassia only of moderate quantities of wheat sad flow from aloud, and of oat, and oatmeal from Ireland. There was about in amass &thuliums at our market this rocoulag. Ja wham ania in fair demand at a iiidactios die. per purr om the bast row, and 2a. on inferior aorta ; foreign at the SUM time being &ideate of We at a Isaias of 2d. pa 70Ibe. Floor was la very limited request, sod mast be written is. per emit et= Oats were a very slow ask, mud saw mit lower. New oatmeal also ?nada pa 1011r Na Bssas owl Wilms son was without china. ••••••••• NIWARI, dui. 22. We-,t to-day .me lc to 2.. iad barley le. lover. Titre was se alseettles fa the peke of rY bras; but for cats fr-im 6d. to Is. more money was rid. cif per there were but few on offer, which sold at rather keen prioss. N Enntinr, Barr. 23.-We had this day large supply ei wheat, which we. cleared at a reduction of from le. to E t par qr. Bather mono doing in barley, at quite as try matey. Oar, bans, sod per dull. Uxernoe, Bart. 23.-The supply of grain Is . gss i t Wheat lee tell role , and pelage lower. Spri ng corn a* Rom rim Maw, 44a. to 62a. ; burley, 112 e. to 365. ; iso 245. to 304. ; hers, 445. to 625.; per *. to bps , ; rye , *7 to 40s. per qr. Tares, 124. to 13s. per Umbel. Wsvnitsonn, earl. 22.-We ban had liberal en of Irish grain err Beturday, but our arm* of fo have been aiding. Isfuenoed by the discouraging from Leaden sad Liverpool, our market is exceedingly to-day, end lower prices have to be taken for all IHRICIRIL EDINBUILOR, Bart. 22.-We had In the mar k et 1,201 qrs. of wheat, 3,060 qrs. of barley, 1,666 qrs. of and 147 qre. of hums. There were SOW-Wheat, 840; ley, 2,238; oats, 1,342; end beans, 94 q rs . L arge au 01 groin o-day. Pans mach re woe as but week. A large pordon of the burp was very bad. Sales were haat As compered with lest week-Wheat 9e. up on top, ad 1 up oa avenge. Barley 6d. up on top, and 9d. down average. Oats le. down on top, and Id. down:on ay., Beans la. down on top, end 106. down on average. Nen per impale! qr.:-Wheat, 36e. 6d. to 604.; barl e y, 23,t to 36.. 6d. • oats, 20a. to 295. ; beans, 441. to Ms. Weight at 64 top 1b w e her, 6611 be. ; berry, 67 3 1 6 e. ; ors, 46Elb s . ;and tors, . PIE bushel. CATTLE.-Nirwenz, Barr. 21.-At market to-re there was a tolerable show of brats, but o f sheep t . was only a moderate sepoy. Trade slower th an u * p rep to s mar ar k r. et lb prim :-NN4 7a. to 8.. per stone; matt% d. d. EDINBURGH, SEPT. 22.-The supply of sheep aE lambs this morning was mall, the number being 6,734, or 1,128 lees than last mast. tieles dull, but no alter tea In prier compered with those obtained last week. Top price of the best mutton, 7d. ; current from 6d, is 610.; and down to 3d. per lb. Lambs: Top, 205.1 current, 13s. to 165. , and down 6s. a bead. Blackfecei lambs-Top, I6s. ; current, from 9e. to 105. and down{ muds. The supply of cattle was moderate, the number 676, or 99 acre than on thi s d a y wee k. Th e quality rally was very inferior. Anything good brougiu last weeki pricesthe secondary kinds were cheaper, end a clew are was not effected. top price of the beat beef, Be. ; cur rent, Ts. ; ridding and Inferior, de. to de. 6d. per Imperial atone. Fed pigs, from 6e 6d. to 6e. per atone. We had In the market to-day-Sheep, 6,764: fat cattle, 678; lean do., 83 ; =itch cows, 116; and pigs, 307. TRAFFIC RETURNS. LAILWATIL 30144 Per Mr- Tue. Tots! 0506. awe% chaadln. 1/18. 0947. Week Wing 13eptambor 12. I I Belit e Utzaw .. - ..... - &ET Lim 2.112 - S RIO .... . .. ... -. 552 664 1.010 1.011 Wawa, lad Oneeds, Wets& s tandel mg -. tZVtliolmme 4.713 3.310 8923 8.011 MOM isdlatiftual Youdas ... -• 1000 247 2.307 2.014 Weil 4•I1U Ouliiiiii 1/1. 1145slas MMus J opoiloo- Mum/ ft wan* • • 151 135 170 105 794 Woo mass alapsia;iir 11 &912119 . 991 Lula 31 10 Si 6 95 A 1 U 111 114 9 - 1711iraim 33 6 11 911 11.301 41.011 43 alluktaamil Padluise ....- 114 795 6.415 7.110 7.700 viswelmi awl ILllamn, 3l 7710 in 30 0 4.11 West 7.1 W Ilsomabor 19. 11941944. re neur999 . • - MI 447 1.110 1.149 laseaddra. siell " Calp hal S woks -. 1.590 1.2 64 2.844 1998 Sum 0041144, igehit. lai 11441404 7 7 19•9 ..... -.. 410 15.409 11.401 KM 11.346 11:490 111941iiall ... - 1.434 At 1.533 1.614 0 1 7 . 4191496 W i Llooll ... ..... - 1.747 La. 3,36 i 3,347 thaw III IA IU 917 $7l - LOU 8.274 Mir lO FM 012 1.671 1.137 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Nana of P.A.rt CaptaT•ll;ll. homl:lser - — pool to • Battle Wt. with re toes °tacit got ashore tire St. Joha's Poist la tb• Pentland rah Me morreg, aod MIA is between seven sod eight teibnote of water; arair reed: the reed will oo doubt will be • total wren. —Her, air 19. Jeer (seaport). Opt to ream boa the are to this plus, with sad sod hoe, stranded ow tbe B. reef of freers yesterday. • tremor has thie day proceeded to bet rolotero—lorepor, Sept. ii. Nabob (Brier skip). free Arai to Palimestli. eadattly la • leaky state and throwing our overboard. was spree. or reletatwo Warr bat drier, at the bltli daily, in be. lb d., lea. le L— ops of Good Hops, &meet 11. VESSELS SPOILER WITH. Asaiso lam 11 (Woos), from Hartlareal tor Wrong.", %pt. .1 46 46 N., Onosaret City (aMp). tram Ant& hr Cork. lat. 67 8.. Ica. 47 E. Clay et Okarow (ebtp). Await ~ lot. 92.408.. Ica 11.1 t E. gin (bargool. tram Madras tor Leedom lat. II 8.. 100. to E. Camoopolit• (Swedish M 9), from Da/hoWl• torFalosimilh, July 19, 103. 19e. at, or M lBlll2 O (IMP). from Caleatta for London, let. as L, Si Z. Tammy se Papyri' (alp), from Bombay tar Uverpool, 111. lat. 338.. Ma. Z. Osage itanball (ship), twos Cabman for Loudon, July I, lat. 2J 8., Ica. M Hotspur (barque). how Lobes tor London, off Humbs. Latta Lake lahlp). tlarpaol, off Aitulbsa, July xi. Matadors (Alp), tram Rangoon kw Quarmatows, July is, lots U 8., Ma. 43 E. Mow** of Ws 8w (ably). off Owl Nis Jui7) N. Omsaassla„ from Centre Ow Callao. July 21. tat. f pm 4 IL, km. 40 W. Primima Royal (ship), tram Camara be Ltriorol, lat.llB ' too. 11 L MGem Woolen for Palm' alb. lat. al N.. Ica 36 W. 9! IL (aMp),, bout Calcutta to Liverpool, Juno 18, 16/.98, ha. Nam Fralisrlok Wthisto (barque), tram Akyak for Hosamotwri, Joss I. hat. 3 ar . lon 81 Z. Hama st Ike WIN% (ship), from Bombay is Limped, LR 17 8. lea 47 E. Rajah at Corkin (altlp), from Mauttritm for Cork, lat. U 8, 64 Z. tarp (aMp), tram °Moats to Lords, July 28, lat. Sr 8., Ira /8 Z. Viasomit Crabs, ban Calcutta to Loaskak July 11, mt. 18 8., 100, 48 Z. Vsogoord (ship), tram Calcutta for Looks, Jeri 1. GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION. Her Ma 'r Betircratioe Comothelonme chartered two ships afternoon, via., the lends Munn, 874 torts, to sail hem Liverpool for Melbourne, Vittoria, at 141. per statute adult, and the Hoene, 1,166 tonnes sail from Plymouth far Sydney, New South Wales, at 141.8 x. par statute &dui', both *easels to be reedy far the reeeptien of pmersgere on such day as the oosamitalenare may upon between the let and Bth of November. They have also gives ware of their intention to mein. tenders mat Thursday, the 30th lastest, for a ship to prated to Melbourne, to ha ready to Nall toy day the tom , miesioeses my fa arm Mamma the 17th ma 24th of No -1 ember. Arrournourrs AT TUB LIVERPOOL Docis.—:The Doak iii;rdWet;;;ey;a;cron;d the entof Mr. B. B. Autry at present principal clerk at the Albert ware kraal" to the situation of oinetstant secretary to the Bond ; salary 400 E pee annum. It was else deckled to advertise for an aeatetant lfbear asanter; age not to nosed 40 yam , salary 3001., with a house. THE CHANNEL ISLANDS TELEGRAPH.— Three hundred telegraphio roaelegra were mot from Jassy to Onsessay tbs int wok &sr the laying down of tbs sub ustifts table %Wen those Mods. ...wenn= ••••Ar• .1.1•1/••• [Ad •1.••••• . t] z z± la re quote a few sore of 10=i /Oral/Mil = .... ik il illi eg WVZ ll le Garr formilso. A. the Imola d S nrhansig. sm u r i rail essillosilimi or . Or sestraey Iresidielr. sti l ler , r s i o t C .. "6 1 ow lbw. ot Witii V5 A . 1 6 41. 21: ii. • j ag; t ft. Awl , a t ril bara gettite.i==.-tra... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Istuseiros, Zorn 'gums. Km W. Corr* OORRIM let eta daughter. COITIMUNAN.-1110. 11. at re Ter Too= Halley.= grdoe. the AB et Mr. T. IL res., et am. DORM V0111).-140. 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