The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-22 00:00:00

BOILER EXPLOSION AT LIVERPOOL At the o'clock on Saturday morning, the whole lithe swath end of Lieerpoul was alarmed bye fearful ez• e . Thou's& were stuffed Irma their sleep—and tr i the neighbourhord of Everts hundreds hurried to wards florelarshres4 to leers the mut It wee seam ewer abed that the sepia*. led takes plea in the Waal of Seger, ma Co., Imagism Butt, lemma Way snake the new baths, at the Obi eahletroet. The brewery epees by a getaway Into Seelsren Bash, and the premises extend beet to Mwhokomoset bang a series e earn on the earth, earl Penetrant* se the sends Pat the brewery extorded OS peavey, ead the of en yea teeniest** at the amass of sheet a Mmdrsd yards in the native Oa the debt et the yea um plated the boiler end eaghsearat skeet thirty yards hoes the Names : ever this wise the mat tub, wan, sad ask MAIL Oa the impedes side a the yea were the hop tems, and sissft *es we *shed, wadi was let as ashliag 14 Want Tito night warlumseos %seal, bed gee ep the stem. sad left the meshes s few minutes pest rms. He left se the pumas , lir. Charge Seger, We e of Mr. Sups. nod sner in the brew ; Be rth ington, sad Wli Langton. Mr. rimer, who &ma es brewer, wee, is the at of 'skis; the beat, • tech aka term kw kyleg the strength of the liquor, sad the two men employed es the some AAA (the third story), is g s Mk of ask, for the purpose of taking it to the mill, wises the beLler exploded, and buried them all ia the Palm The plead le the Minuet story, was at imitator,e power only, bat la what coositioe we have not been able to ken. The saes my that the valve always worked well, and that the boiler was censiderod an Ily strong one. At the time of the explosion the engine wee not at work, it being the duty of Worthiogioa to set at going when the power we. rein's ed. The erect of the cello:Um we. fax more destroetin than staid be well supposed from the else of the boiler. The whole interior of the premises ts a complete rein ; the yard ailed with timber, vats, cistern, and fallen wells. In front however, the damage dose is smell, the wutdows cooly, sod part of the roof having been blow. out ; but within all is • easphte wreck. The whole of the buildings over the boiler, ant the rooms extending from thence to Bevi eg ton Bush, have tambhd down ; the large cistern, which stood in the upper story, placed in a reverse positiou on the rains. It was tilled with water, sod It. spis, no doubt, pretested the fallen timber trout iamb's,. The fell of the pension oa this 'idolise apnea the parti tion walls of ausero•A cottages whisk abetted ea the breury, end the asks of nearly all are ezpoood. the SWOP of the u p ties been, b lown Wilke rash, ad throws down the upper patios of the well. The slates were hued over the courts late Nicholas street, sad the samba of attar, Wand is 14. Oa the booth aide of the yard, the hop-roans are WO vend, and the windows dasursyad ; bet the walls are nearly all stealing. Betwees theme rooms sad Pepper-street ie the shod already mentioned ; end although this shed wee only about eight feet high, it is unroofed, end a greet part of the well blown Into the street Oa the int mud of the ezp!ot ion the police, in numbers, lusuised to the spot, and in a few minutes Inspectors Yates, Barton, Rhamer, and Sergeant kl'Doaald, were grew* to seat sad direct. Tao street soot ailed with crowds who had Bed from their beds in • state of fearful Baas, sway of them thinking thet an earthquake had takes place, or, _as etc of them expreseed it, that the sad of the wok' had ease. Many of there, however, were ecioa collected must to assist their poor neighbours, wbo, in the attacks of the cottages, were covered under the reins, while the police proceeded to explore the interior of the beewery. A few yule nn the ri. of the entrance a voice was heard, and Thomas Worthington was with cite flout'' , dragged from under a load of bricks, beams, and stemtlis. He wee very little hurt; but his comrade who wee found a few yards from him, had his shoulder dis h:rested. He was instantly WOW yed to the hospital. Thom poor fellows, in their own fears, did not forget their young sestet, and, in their satiety. re quested the police-officers to search for him. At that tosuelet fireman 36 exclaimed, " Here is a dead man !" " I ea sot dead," said • faint voice, and Inspector Eaton instantly proceeded to liberate Mo'. Seger from the rubbish. He was covered with dust, but through the dust • stream of blood showed that his head was injured. With all possible Cure t • was got through one of the cottages, the wall of which had folks into s court whieh :led auto Nicholas street, and conveyed to • public hone, to Buelinet-n street, where his father soon arrived. In order to provide bet-er ace romodation, be WSJ carefully carried in • chair to the Flossie, Inn, Scotland read, where he was promptly attended by Dr. it; am, from the Dispen sary. The scene in the courts shutting on the brewery, after the explosion, it is difficult to describe. The poor people were running admit in a state of nudity, but with that spirit of humanity which never hushes them ; the se who hen oaly been fries:seed eagerly assist , sl their lees fortunate brethren who could not extricate thentselve from the ruins. Among these were a labourer named Maxwell, his wile, sad six children. The slept in an attie,and were completely covered by the roof; Maxwell himself het his shoulder hurt, his wife was also injured, but not serionly, but the children all escaped unhurt, with the :a pt ion of one little fellow, who had his kg woanded in deseending the suircere. The poor people driven fros the cottages were rescind in the humble aboies of their neighbours, and good Brie, end such covering as could be hastily procured, made them tolerably omatort. able. The brewery hones are all safe, bat at present im ponied by the ruins. The berms in the shed-house Wu pee pod. The latest inquiries Incline US to the belief that Mr. Begat will ream r, though me wounds are excessive; plc ions of the scalp having been completely torn away. THB WHISTON CONTROVERST.—ROCHIBTHE CA THIIDIAL 011A3110.11 Samos. —The Dean and Chapter of ' Rochester again .ambled on Fridge last. In the nun of the afternoon the chapter clink delivered to Mr. Whales • "dad,' by which they had profaned to ezeel that gentleman from kis once of head master. The chapter clerk was 'wool', stied by one of his clerks, who tendered Mr. Whiaton hi. salary sip to Christmas next, an offer which wee at ones declined. TM next morn ing (Saturday) Mr. Whisten delivered to the chapter clerk a awn, 'expressing his intention to nation to the dis charge of his duties, as heretofore, which he aceordidgly did tbr•ughout the day. The offensive tyranny of the den and chipter has, a corn s wirlent writes, canted great ansation in the city, where Mr. Whitton is generally respected; and he will, It is unientoul. apply to th, Court of Qeeen's B nth, on the op ring of Michaelmas Tenn, fora Writ of Prohibition against the Dean an CC ip er, towards the ea res of which a subeeriptioe by the nines is spoken of. THE FEES CiILAMMAR SCHOOL In SUDBURY, which ' bas hose in Chancery for about xn years, is likely to obtain its &Becton during the analog term. The following gentlemen lave been selected by the Attorney-Osaeral as Morten or governors of the soltenl, and their appointment only awaits the Sat of the mart: The fie,. Charles Badham, Nathaniel C. Barnudiston, By., William B. Bann, Esq., William W. Humphrey, Esq., Arthur Serinkablne, Req., Charles Munn, Ihq., Thomas Meeking, Egg , end Jon 13.1 tee, Esq. The mansgeseent of the s-nol, subject to the direction of the court, will be vested for the fame in the trustees. The appointees( of the nester, whenever a vacancy ocean, will still reside with the Reversed ilippesley Keelson, wiles be should neglect to no minate within a stated period, after whin time the appietmeat will rest with the truism The master will bensehrth naive the nth" rent of the Maple -1 v.'s d farm. ON. par annum, tannin tea pounds which wi 1 be left to annettalate ; he will alga enjoy the nes of the router% seethes* rent fen, together with the privilege of taking IS bessises epos terms approved by the treatom. The edged .a be epos to Tessin 60 boys from the toes ec neighs ±a6, et the rate 016 shillings • saner ter an Rnglialt, and RI anises a quarter he a elerdeal edundiee. It is okras* is be hoped that the sense may be well quail. led it ell gegen he so elks him wkin se mash he expend et the went day, an alt lbe innitaate of Sod- Puy will Imelliblad to oaJoy ealandllaWaialcanlagek whisk the richest deer lead might be happy to were he their eltildrea.—Dwrg P.M. COMMITTAL OF A WOMAN FON POISONING 11112 Ennero.—llerty Ann Hayward. charged bet week es up pins of pendia her heed, a neeneker, at Spiny llehlt Ifig - bog bees aft Namored to take ber trial at the mewl asttase. The peinmer wean shed, sad sneered to bee** gilded walla the *Weer wee presseW with, whin Min to Mew that ite bed winsinered es two rem nee mothkoo eniebs, wales nenelleete insider, sad eel esel la been Ng need up he ea apple dempliog, to the ren nin, Ada erased violent vonaltiog, sad greeted enspieloa Cadge apprelornalms. She at Sot denied all . tengestien, but attentards admitted that shOm rhea se the shop of Mr. Charles Baker teethe' 'anode. The upbraided her husband with Ingesstgagy. The peensenter is genaidered out of d , inger. ENTINIIVII FINNS AND DESTRUCTION OF PAO nelers.—A lee broke en to II etarday Ronne lan, between two a .14tbruk,eilsON la the Beek road, Bateliff , in a nog ai he lMsr ahem Whet Peg, be surly 30 feet wide, be -1001011.00 1(1. amiltilia. _ Whin', she betide,. As Penn alarm wee glen, est, to mph* et the utmost szenions of the brigade, it woe nerty lee "felon teeters the lire send be eaniesoni mod set staid the whole of the workshops and gryiethense were Welty emaamed. The Imams sosattend 10, 11, 13, 13, 14, Ili,lll,es 17 m: . end 18, is Beth street, each es mind by monad h u severely dmage aa she h ee h yrenestry re% en the win glass is domMtatop egg th e rop. share enessively blued by linty rensnal.—Whilet the non are was reglegonetkee happeaed at No. 74, Quadrant, Magent.stegetil no Iwo et Mr. B. Beejnia, • tailor eel draper. The ilessi when lest preened were banking is the first, mend, sad third 8 mss beck, 113 that it wee vita hilleelty the leases cold Whet a safe retreat. The whole et the bash mute wen sztessively betread, mad the valuable steak Is teed, deete by weer —headers be liegesed et No. 8. Zigtla-lese;Weadetreat. Obeagible. the pregerty of Mr. B. A:Hyde, bootanker. The sten In Inds was very mien, injured by In. nil the pinion eff Mr. Defferey M the seal ship, dowsed by mad Illeate OfiTNIZI Coe vlCre.-02 Eleterday morn ing, diet Wats ohm Vesely three ho were the tosadey degortimeet et wed Arsenal, = l6l l l llllr wasps frees thee selehlhheeet by scaling t • well thee Nelda that part at the armed from Warren-lan The UM 110,11 employed in the , end swirled to re mom awe Wee keel the Pp of a bin , from which their awe err Me era wee eememestivt ly pay. An immediate sheet we robed, bat, though mind persons law Win *ldly dinsibq .1.554. their nape ; and S hoe & they were he their pesos Era, sethlag bad been heard of thin no to One Maces Saterday eflaracee. The names of the ise—Jimegli ?era, egad_ ,211 6 feet 7 inches high ; I A ' 38, 5 feet 0 Nines high; and Jobs mom" aged 20, 6 het 6 lathes high. THE PRESUMED CASE OF SUSPENDED ANIMATION AT BRISTOL When oar parcel wee cleapatchfl from Bristol on Friday evening, the evidence oar Mr. Sheppard, surdeon. who assisted ia tasking the post wariest ezataination, had Pest twat aseladed. Mr. Blythe @pia ospessead a wish to have the testimmy Dr. Mew Oho moo woe ono of vest importance to the Wilk to Immo them orbit premature burial. A somewhat lanathmad osevasetion missed *stems the Caroller sad Mr: Blythe, who appeared very sazious for Wilier Inquiry. Several Jurors however intirasted astir 'ration at what had &heady Ines widowed, and lb* Corneae saving stamased up, the jag rimmed a verdict of " lhed boa sledded Chokes." IRELAND• Dretur, Ocr. 20. The Lord Lieutenant made a briefer stay at Ceti than was eseted. The ,roceedings at the dinner given in Cork on the occasion of the viceregal visit are reported below. His Excelltncy for the first time con f err ed the honour of knighthood ; the gentleman selected for the honour having been Mr. (now Sir Edward) M'DonneU, chairman of the Great Southern and Western Railway, and governor of the Bank of Ireland. Lurd Roden has dissuaded several magistrates from resigning their c =missions, and will not coast enagos expressions of personal sympathy carried to such lawgtbs. OPENING OF THE RAILWAY FROM DUBLIN TO CORK BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT. [From the Avemorth Jeanie ] It will mo doubt be a gratibeatioa to our readers to learn that, en sad after next Monday, they will be able to visit the second city in this ideal Ct. eh, In eight hours cn the leisurely. going trains of the Great Southern and West ern Railway, and that on gnat and urgent occasions especial train will be enahlt d to do the sacs distance in four hours. Cs.rk, which, within the memory of existing men, used to be • forty-eight hours' journey, which, at • later period, used to eseupy thirty heals, and which the hat mail-coach lately meads in seventeen hoary, now within from fog- to sight hours of the metropolis, and this within five years from the period whoa the railway directors got their bill—this is et mainly doing something for the iced of Ireland. The visiting trip took places on Thursday last. To this were invited Ns Esoellency the Lord tisanes's% who was accompanied by his aideede amps, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Duke of Leinster, the Lord Checcellor, Lied Ilawardire, Lord Monteegle, Sir William Somerville, Bert.. Sir Philip Crewmen, Bert.. Sir Matthew Barrington, Bart., Mr Danes* WOregor, Sir John McNeill, Sir Robert Kane, 1. Cambers, lion. M. Ponsoeby, Thomas N. Mediae's, T., and a Lumber of other persons. he company started from Dublin, in a epeeial train, at half past 9 o'clock, and went on at a reasonable rate till they arrived at the Red Bog, fcur or five miles beyond Bally. hrophy, when it may be in the recollection of oar readers that nearly halfeamile of the toed was regularly wallowed up, utterly disappeared, a year and a half ago. Rem his meelency and the party stopped to examine the manner which the ingenious end skilful engineer of the company, Sir John M'Neil, took to remedy this terrible puzzle. It was impossible to pile it; the contractors threw in lota of material, but they all disappeared ; Sir John then potholed a larch wood which grew near, severed the branches of the larch trees, and placed them borisontally below, in such a questa, that he made a wooden raft of three fifths of a mile, on which the railway peace over sow every day for the last twelve months. The company were greatly struck with the undulating motion of the carriages as they drove backward and forward over this part by the desire of Sir John M'Neil. From this the train proceeded on by the junction, Charleville, Bettevent, to Mal ow, the place where the last excursion had taken place to, and here, on the othi r side of the lovely vale of the Backwater, stopped to give the company time to visit the gorgeous viaduct completed over the Blsekwater. It consists it ten arches, each 40 teat In diameter and 80 feet high! The lightness, the gram and beauty of thin ANA I :cited the admiration of the whole company. On leaving this, almost immediately the tremendous cutting and ent hearken nts which have rends red these la't 20 alike of railway se expensive and so difficult, moment*. Within a mile of I Mallow is a heavy, deep cutting through mil suddenly fun nies into the bard, indented slateroei, which abounds le this part of the country, and to work which is most ' difficult. After peeling a long series of these cuttings the train arrived at Ball) van, where there is en embank meat, which we learn, from those who are acquainted with the subject, is in one part the highest in the world, being raised one hundred and twelve feet above the solid earth. Here mush amusement was caused by a rem down and up this embankment, which to an ordinary eye would appear well nigh perpendicular, gotten up by Sir Philip Campton, between three of the navvies. From this the company pro ceeded on to Blarney throu4h terrific cuttings. In one place the cutting through the solid rocks was 60 feet perpendicular; the summit of it meal only be men by la , ing yourself down on your hack in the carriage. Here Mr Jeffers, the proprh stem of Blaney Castle. and descendant of lady iefferebs, who owns that nation, waited ea his Excellency, accompanied by a respectable nu ne bar of the surrounding gentry, and presented him with an ad. diem. The train stopped Lere for some time, and gave the pry an opportunity of seeing the excellent farming of Mr J. if rs, which certainly equalled, if it did not excel, anything of the AMe kind to be seen in England, Belgium, or the Rhine. More cuttings, and three other viaducts, had to be crowned before the trait arrived at Cork Two of these via. ducts—one the Monad, the other the Kid ap—are great works. The Kidnap is 110 feet high, and 4.5 between th e arches. The M mad consists of seven arches, and is 106 feet kigh ; it was mom , need on the 26th of August last year, and is now complete. We should mention the' in the large embarkment at Ballyvara there are 350,000 cubic test of earth. The arrival at Cork was at Blackpool, oe the edge of the city, somewhat in the same liosiion en the terminus of the railway on the Military-road Is to the city of Debits. Before it was the tunnel at which Mr. Deegan is at work ; but more of this anon. The time taken in going the trip was eight Were, but tin. • hours end forty minutes of that time was consaupd in going the het thirty miles. We ar rived in Buttevant in four hours and twenty minutes tram the time we left Dublin. The erre moments of the lenience ive department were under the cue of G. M. Miller, Eact superintendent of that deportment, and most effsetively they were discharged. DON= AT TR. IRPRRIAL HOTEL. Bogies the noblemen and gentlemen who accompanied the directors on this excursion from Dublin, and were invited to dine, several other noblemen joined the company on its way, or cane by invi-ation to the dieser at Curk. Amongst teem noticed Sir William Lyons, mayor of the city of Cork ; the E art of Bandon, Lord Bernard, lion. Mr. Bernard, Admiral Dixon, C long Spike, a eon of Lind D enerail-'s ; B. Berke lisehe, Eat , M.P.; Omens, Esq., M.P. ; William Paean, S q., eto. Ater the usual :oysl and patriotic touts, the Cumneuin said that the next toast he would propose. would be " Tao Lord Lieutenant sad Prosperity to Ireland." His Excellency the Loan LIRUTISANT rose and said, that it was with reeling* of no common satisfaction he email his name mar acted with the " Prosperity of Ireland," and to see the manner in which that toast wee hailed by the as em bled company. It made him happy to find his cameo:me named with a subject which always filled his thoughts, and which would ter the future ever occupy him whether is his public or prorate sapidity. After a few obeervadeas his ezeellerey eat down. The Loan LINUTIMANT again TOM sad said he bad a toast to propose. Previous to doing so, however, he bad An honour to seeder—it wig the first time he had exercised this privilege, and it Gould not be exercised on a more worthy, notrourable, or estimable man. (Here there were Land di. monstratims of epistles from all parts of the room.) His lie 11-ney was handed • sword, Mr. M'Donsell kaeltdown, his Rut litany Mitchell him en the beck with the fist of ' tie sword and said—" Rim, Sir Edward M'Doanell." Rh. Ens Ikea Mew with a flattering eulogies on the satiest of the tem; Rene e "The Chairman sad Clean of Directors of the Gnat Southern sad Western Railway Compaay.” (Flaw, hear.) Sir RDWARD Ill'Donstax.n returned thanks. He then proposed " The Lord Mayor sad the Cerporatien of Cork." Sir WILIAM( LYON/ renewed thanks, and claimed the privilege to propose the health of " The Lord Mayor of Dahlia." The LORD KAYOS Warmed awake. The Ce•tasemr, in rooming "The health et the Duke of ',einem'," alluded to his proses hard work ea the day of meeting 'he fins eel. Hi. Gran the Duke of LAINATIII. in mturaing thanks, said he wield be ready to week as hard ter any other similar company. (Laeghter.) Ater several other torte, the empaity broke op and re tired to red. - TWO IMMO TO DORIAN. At as early bear yestarday wiretap the partite were some. We startad at fin Wastes past ass from Cork, sad reached Dubin at twat, salamis post six—are bossy sad a quarter—WS were dalayad, sierrover, ler forty alas's* as tbs road by a aossaeralag red breaklag. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL Orirozh, OCT. 20.—Oarec Co.. LlOl —There will be sa election of two scholars oa Paley, November 2. Candidates must ant have exceeded dm age of twenty years, nor, if members of tli• university, have been ma ted atom Men eight terms. Jesus Colanon —Three scholarships are meant, sad will be Clad up on the 29th inst.: one for wives of the dimes, of 8.. Davit's, gee for Cowbridge &hod, sad Me far halm of 11-glied generally. CelthelDOZ, OCT. W.—Tat La Ball Paus.--The Le 8.. prise has bent adjudged to Charles B. Scott, RA., Fellow of Trinity College. The eater of the any bearing the motto, t./ismassiora bitisses perfracesspreyustalatis palpans." is requestad to call on the Vom•Coseoellor. 8 or Fasstrimur, 1849.-Bt. Peter's Coller, 9 Clara Hall, 13; Pembroke 'College, 7 ; Omens sad Caine C aro, 47; Trinity Hall, 1 ; Corpus Chrieti College, 18 ; King's College, l; Qaesse College, 16; Catharine Ho, IS ; Jesus C Mese, 13; Christ's College, 29; et. John's C 96; Magdalene Colas*, 12; Trinity College 134 ; Boma ael College, 36 ; Bidoey Some: Colle ge, 8. Tout, 462. Coarrs CillTaTl COLLlol.—Meeen. George Robert bests and William Henry Phillips have been elected pis ors of the Overt , named society. Scaorras rhos OAINLY SCITOOL.—CIare Hall, Hr. B y. 11.earael ...olleve, Kr. X. T. Billings. Ss ;Anis Collet., Mr. C. R. Wo6A, THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 22, 1849. Tie DIAI43ItT OF ST. PAUL'S will, it is said, be siva to his Rev. Mr. hillwan. PII7IIIIIB/i2II.—ReCJOHN B. ROBeRTS, to BhilbottleV., Northaasherni , d, diocof• ut ; 2214 wh0 rendeuce : p.trua, the Queen. Rev. Jonah C Raw. to Aiaderby Steeple R., "ff..rksbirs, diocese of Ripon ; 2001: pain°, the Queen. VACLllClU.—Bishoptie of lAA:h& : pause , **C l ow, ; anneal value, 4,0001.; Si! la Rev. Edward Copioston, D D., 1 &wood. WM*, Northanptorbire. diatom of Poloobarallet annual 328 L, with globs-bow : patron, W. Roos, Pest ; Rev. Jo .n Rue, deceased. Lumbar R.,olsacesanshito : was of St David's :1801, 1 with glebe MusD: paha. Lord Chancellor: Rev. H. W. loam. doomed. Winokur* R., Poostrashirs : dins* of St. David's: annual value, 1131 : patron. Thomas Lloyd, R.Q. Henley V., Suffolk : diocese of Norwich : annual value, 951., with glebe hoes.: patrons, Doat and Chapter of Nor. okb ; Rev. 111. Movor, dowsed. Bohemia, West, P. C., county and diocese of Lino's : annual voles, 801.: paha, the vices of Owsten: Bev. J. J. Wahiawa, promoted. HAADIOAT PLATE of 1001. for Sir-olds and aywaras. D. I FIFTY POONDS : for 21r-olds, a feather ; three, 7sl 51b; four, 84. 91b; Ave. 9.1 3,b; six and axed. est 71b. Ths winner with 5111 Tlntseentente to bo sold fur 300 gm., &c. Last three miles of B. C. Scraarsvaxas of 10 son. each : for 3-yr-olds, 7st 101 b four, Bst 4.b; lii sad upwards, bat 81 b. The winn e r to be gold for BO sots., &a. Last half of Ab. Y. Swirmasts of 10 son. each for 2-yr-olds : dolts, Bet 71b ; 11:1114, Set 41 6 . The winner to bs sold for 200, &e. D. M. SWIIITSTAISS Of 10 son. each for 2-yr-olds : colts, Set 71b ; Blli.s, Bat 41b. The winner to be sold for 200, dte. D. M. BILLING IIAnDICAT BWiliPSThine of 16 son. each, 10 it, for 3 yr-olds sad upwards. The winner to be sold for 200 son., fkr. D. Y. lIAISDICAP SWIM% of 16 son. sash, 10 ft, for two and three year olds. T. Y. C. SWIIIPSTAMIS of 300 son. each, h ft, eta: to the post. A F Lord USW tif tO Woodtlisca (dead), •fs by Voltaire —llsraion, .41 by Mawr, by Tesban; lord Llinnalbekro nos* a by Dec John Ilrai. Deadhead% Moot; Dote of ft.'s Valbrean. •Quaalmalo Itakratta (paid), PUTTS (OL). POST JILTS% : 021te, fist 71b ; fillies, Bit 31b. R. M. 300, h ft. Dole of BMW's Niobrara. aticsatmodo, ettakeatta spinet Mr. Gratifies Kflarbas, j ;Paqatta, Demon. ATOM, 200, hR. D. 2.4. Lord Stanleyb Faaakale, ha 71b, against Lord Glasgow'. Canada ally. 41 121 b. LATEST BETTING ON THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 4to 1 apt Radating& 12 to apt Collingwood. 11 to 1 Mk. 25 to Om-fork-over. 12 to 1 ItiWthy. 25 to Bacchanalian. 12 to 1 Woobvick. 30 to Cocktail. 12 to 1 V anguard. 1,0 0 0 Backboter. 19 to 1 Vanguard. to 1 Mah on. THE CEITERAIN STAYER. 2to 1 apt The NWcv. Isto 1 apt Nutshell. 3 to 2 PAiord (t). l5 to 1 Ilwindar. BETTING AT MANCtIESTER.—FarnAT. CAM3RIDGCSIIIII STAY= —7 to 1 east Rathissimis (t 8 to 1), 8 to 1 apt Eaby (t), 10 to 1 apt Ribaldry, 14 to 1 apt Woolwich (t, and aft off), 15 to 1 sot Glauea, 15 to 1 apt Crumble, 16 to 1 agst Varauaro, 18 to 1 apt Coiling wood, 20 to 1 apt Rienzi (t). 30 to 1 east Prior of St. Mar garet's (t), 1,000 to 15 apt Mahon, 1,000 to 16 apt Shllock (r), 1,000 to 15 apt Legerdemain. CRITIMION STAILES.-2 to 1 Uct The Nigger (t), 4 to 1 spit Nutshell (t), 6 to 1 apt P.taford (t). At the Sporting houses in town on Friday S and 6 to 1 was taken about Rathatinta, and 7 to 1 about Ruby. WEIGHTS FOR THE METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASE. British Yeoman, llst 12:17Froee ed, llst ; Farnham, Ila ; Commoner, lOst 81b; Th. Young One, 10d 81b ; Out did, lOst 717; Hops, 10 t Cb; Young Lottery, 104 4511) ; Reamr, 10d; Lanquenette, lOst ; Liberty, 9st 111 b ; Alex ander, 9.t 1 11b; Bayonet, 9st 10lb; Vainhops, 9st 10lb ; Saab Sykes, 9st 91b. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, OCT. 20.—APPOINT1111111.—To Gawps— Lieutenant : G. 0. Pi pplewell ; Midshipman : B H. Frank lin; Gunner: W. Sparks. Crocodik—Clerk: J. C. Motley. Lucifer —Second Master :W.G. M. Stint. Queen—Lies tenant ; M. Breen. Cintifid—Midshipman : C. B. Maher lay. Scourge —Mate :0. Tylor. Lieutenant J. A. Pritch ard to he chief odder of Coast Guard. Poirrsmoneot. Ocr. 21.—Strimboli, It al. arrived last night from Woolwiet, and will sail this morning or to-mor row 'morning with supernumeraries for Devonport. In her passie s :o und Stromboli touched the ground, but sustained nein ury. Wolverine, 12, commander Falcon, arrived from Cha on Thunday, and sailed again the same day for Devonport. to convey next month's mail to coast of Arica. Thelon, at. v., Lieut. it ak, left Plymouth on nursday for Liverpool to recruit men for the navy ; and Dasher, Lieut. Prim instead of being paid off at Sheerness, has been sent to Hull for a similar purpose. On Sunday, Lieut. the Hon. W. R. de Blaquiere, of Ganges, artless' in Quenstown, and on Monday opened a ranch:vow for the enlistment of abler and ordinary seamen. Tux ADMIRAL% GOOD Steams Prestime—The vacant pension of 3001. per annum, 'scant by the death of Sir B. W. C. K. Owen, GH, his been conferred upon Aleniral the Hon. Sir T. B. Carl, K.C.8., commander.ir chief at this port, who was Nelson's lieutenant and signal (Meer in the Vanguard at the memorable battle of the Nile, and subsequently captain of the Probe, frigate, at the Trafalgar station DITONFORT, OCT. 20.—The promotion of Sir John Louis, consequent en the decease of Admiral Sir B. Owen, will creme a vacancy in the superintendentabip of this dockyard. Rumour, as a matter of course, has b. en busy in filling the vacancy. Amongst the names most freely mentioned as the probable successor of Sir John Louis are Sir James Sinclair, Rear.Adenieal C. J. Austen, and Sir lhoesu Fellow s . Same people think that the Admiralty will induce the pentium holder to remain in the office until Capt. Berkeley, one of the Lords of the Admiralty, shall obtain his Big , and that then he will be appointed here. Wool.wicH, Olcronen 20.—Black Eagle steam yacht, tdaster-eanmender S. B. Cook, arrived this afternoon. She hag keen on special service for several months part, convey ing the Lords of the Admiralty on their various visits to Sheerness, Porthamouth, Devonport, Pembroke, Cork, A very foolish report, which has given considerable slam to the friends of those on board this veiled, has prevailed exten sively for some days, that the veseel had been wrecked, with ' the loss of ell hand.. The report appears to have originated in the collision which took place recently between the Tri dent and the Dwarf. Stromboli, steam sloop, Commander L. A. Besuclerk, left yesterday for Portsmouth with super numeraries. Firebrand, steam-sloop, Captain Knox, is rap'dly progreming, and will leave this port in a few days SRDWISS, Oct. 10.—Steam sloop Stromboli, 6, Com mander Lord A. W. Beatuderk, came into harbour at 5 p.m., from Woolwich. MOTBMSNTIL—Her Majesty's brig Jappho at Havanneh, 27th September. Her Majesty's brig Helena at Jamaica, 27th September. The Admiral and the rest of the squadron at Halifax expected at Bermuda about the 25th inst. MILITARY. MAJOR Grwaaare A. MUNRO, who entered the army above 60 veers ago, died last week at Rathmlige, near Dublin. He served In the Royal Artillery in the Egyptian ' campaign of 1801, including the avian of the 21st March, and the Siege of Aboukir. He served also in the expedi tion to Walcheren, and at the siege of Flushing. In 1814 and 1816 he served in America, and was present in the a itions at New Orleans in December, 1814, and in the fol lowing January. Mkpor4eneral Munro bad received the medal for Egypt, and in 1836 was created a Haight of the Hanoverian Onelphic Order. RADS/MON OF THI ARMY STAPP —The on air is, that a ecnoiderable reduction will take plane In the staff of the army. 'lnc Town MAJORSRTP or DUALlN.—Nothing has yet been decided respecting this appointment; but It is to be hoped that some old and distinguished officer will be selected to the appointment in question. CHATRAM. Ocr. 20.—The chip Tartan, 600 tons, Capt . Kedge, s.iled trona Gravesend on the 18th inst. few Hairs* with the undermentioned troops: 15th finesses, Cornet W. Bird and 66 men ; 26th Foot, Major Onfiteh, Reigns Strange, Cox, Harray, and 19 men; Slot Foot, Capt. Baker, SPORTING. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. SATIIIIDAT A1'1'110100)1 —Although there Sr. roger matches than usual in the list frr the ensuing me. Ling, the number of horses now congregated in the town is so unprecedentedly great that nearly the whole of the pro pristd handicaps, plates, and selling stakes, are certain to fill, and with the aid of the standing entrapments, to make no a brilliant wok's racing. The sacrist prefixed to the Cambridgeshire warrants the expectation of an immense field. MONDAY. HANDICAP PLATE of 601., fa 3-yr old. and upwards. Canhvidgeshire Course. BWSEraTAIES of 10 son ; for 2-yr olds, colts, list 71b ; CITY POLICE COMMITTEE.-SATURDAY. Wise, list 61b. The wiener to he sold for 250 me. if de- T .ANDINO FORME CATTLE IN THE CITY.—IMPoRTANT nesadtd, &a First halt of Ab. H. QUZSTION. HANDICAP BWREPSTALES of 26 son. each, for 3-yr olds cornelits. Caws, a cattle drover, was summoned under nod upwards. DM. the "Id act of Charter 11., for 1 zerrising his worldly calling Sweerwrains of 10 son. each; for 3-yr olds, 74 tilh.: on Sunday, the Lt. The question involved the case, which Nur, 84 41b; five, list 81b; six, and aged, 134 t 10Ib. The of late has excited considerable attention, u to whether wiener to be 63.4 for 60 sort. if demanded. D.M. ("reign cattle could he landed end driven through the streets SWSZPSTAIIIIS of 10 son. each ; for 3.yr olds, 781 71b I of the City on Sunday. The 21st of Oeo. 111 enacts that four, 84 31b; five, end upwards, Bst 81b. The winner to be cattle must not be driven within one mile of Smithfield sold for 360 ion if demanded, rte. Criterion Course. mark, t before 11 o'clock on Sunday night, but Brewer's- Carreatox &Lamm of 30 eon. each, 20 it for two-year quay, Deere the offence imputed to the defendant is said to olds, colts Bet 71b. fi lies Sat alb, winners extra. From the have been committed, being upwards of a mile and &quarter, tan of the Lead's Le. the law wi.icn regulates the market could not be put in force r000m .. 0131331323.43 _, ~.23 . ..a 133. 1 lieeeleelese ~, d- zr.,....5.7 1 .....; " a j: Bame ,, i 2 against the defendant, so the polies proceeded spinet him , Wrfi p e . ".; / m a''' . Ti va r nr a v igTh — cia r greh. ---- "? - I,r p v ";,71 0 " 0 „ . • 7 0 ,47,?" — i n ., under the old law for the better observance of the Sabbath. destre ; Wang 011ases Bidus, •Briebenne, •Le Beau; M. to . s Mr. Young, a solicitor, attended with Mr. Barber, 01 et. lake; *Lord liseent's Matte, *tremor, eNutrnert, *I ; Brewer's quay, watch the case. 'Mr. Mee Bunk; W. Fan% r 34 swindled: * Mr. 0070011 's City officer No. 633 said that at twenty minutes put eight Willem As CDEAWissrl stir. Orstaleicee The Nigger; Mr. B. In the evening of the Sunday afternoon he saw the defendest OnssfeChApe,WlMmasig; Me. Orevills's Braaten; *Mr, nem ; mime Nit a s B, arat. „ l i m n. ; vn i r B. pi i ,„g. drive s number of cattle from Brewer's -quay to Tower bill. glom; se d. of Illiblers Paul Koggoo; m o rd J. coca s wind_ Mr. AM rman Finnia (the aldermen of the ward in which kneel Lear S. g i ro lirettle ; Lord Stanley's Plash; far. Watt's the quay is situated, and who seemed to take a deep interest , imdinines; DOW gillesngs Odin, paid, Ls Belle, ; Mr. Ore- in the proceedings) asked the offictr what distal:co rower a effhthrinHillhana filand). Mild; Mr , Ifevillse 7. P• 11 1. quay was from Tower-hill ? • ki Gaff Dadval,paid. The officer replied six or seven rode. Meats, 00, kR. T.Y.C.-oLord Clifden's SageoftY, Mr. Alcietmut Finnis-In feat he au driving them out Of $4 101 b, apt *Doke of Bedford's Newport, Set 41b. the bound ties of the City into the county, where you would MATCZ. 200, h ft. Last mile and a half of T.Y.M. *Lord not have taken any notice of them ? Chiron'. St. Mamie, Sat 71b, apt *Lord Strathearee's Officer-I would sot; Tower-hill is in the county. ,E lips.. 7st 131 b. • Toe officer, on being croseexamined by Mr. Youug, stated Maeda, 200. h R. T.Y.C.- Mr Gruen a Dem T.Y.C.-•M r, - - - ----.- ea ' that be summoned the defendant in accordance with re• Pat 7.b , apt Lord Gk. Bow's f kdeed) by Jerry 4by Astacus, gelation, read OM to him at the station-house. B.t 31b. of Bedford's St Roan -11 ATON, 200, h ft. D.M.-Doke . Mr. A dermas Fianis-Is the quay within a mile Of Smithfield ? Ils, Set 7th, eget Mr. Pedley's Corkensoath, Set 41b. Officer-I believe it is about a mile end a quarter. TURIDAY. Mr. Young said it had been measured, end it was found • CANDEIDOESIIIII STAUB el 26 son. sash, 10 ft, sad 4 on ee t t if s eeeder t; L es t t o wilh oirt y l°o l2 B4 b a ln ; T t r o w sooos ieeee d k ome " a/atop:eh; mi le r ie an d Al d tb er t m ee an qu F a il e fi n i:T d a ll er defendantth -th e reeyas. is not pro- St. Leger, or the winner a the Dosseeter Cap, Great York. seeded against for driving the beasts within a male of Smith. mild, but for doing so on a Sunday. Pray where was he shire Handicap, or Bpoone Aatsma Handicap, to wry fib dr i v i ng dim to ? extra: diem extra weights 'let to be eeeemeledeer but %b. Officer- The defendant said he wee taking them to Wen wiener Otte Cowes tele to marry 71b over and seen an street, to plums food for them and test, before they wan other extra weight to whisk he may be liable. The neon to to t h o mi ,k o t ; to receive SO eon. out of the status, sad the whines to re. Mr Young, fa astrwaring the complaint, said that by the 30 eon , to the jadp. ' alteration of the tariff in 1846 a number of persona had em it- Th. st. lb. barked tnelr capital in bringing foreign cattle to the Bogiish Chseaderrot yes •re 41187 Spa— 0 Modem l in *hien English dealers bought cattle. They were shipped in ' so... jets ..... -.. 0 'Pa ul S yre the evening on board steamers, and as weather varied so did •ll■rlese 4 yrs —..-. IS •Wwiey,ll yrs. the time of their snivel on Sunday in the Thames. By the Menet. Arr.-------- le 'WM a P 4 vessel pitching and the cattle having to stand during the • Difftwlo .• Int - 4 • gimalmeden. 4 yra Sara et Chess, I yrs 7 "Laid Teen Vslky, 11 yrs whole Torre they were rather in a distressed state when 4 .1143141. 4 7 04 Me Fiddler, 4 yrs Mutat. eye d eftlesdewer, 4 yes. 0 C. by auof est al The of the City, and give Mem food and rest. Such was really eginnyldrt (lashidieolllb tt o use with the cattle drover in this instance • and what oatra) 3 7 7 •• l3 General f 0 11 w Moor, 4 yrs 1 1 extra) f yes. .... this ease the defendant's labour was the work of necessity, =o ll4 llUawn . %OM Il • lia'alTa. 4 raw I and therefore that answered the intormatien. 71: =4 4 1 ;iv s . 10 pram; 3 Ts. St •ClosslWs, ws nankin Alin 3 yes 1 Aldermen Kelly was of opinion that driving cattle in order I that they n get *bun teed ea 1r• at attar s lengthened sea- I . 411 11s r as tra=Des . 3 7 77 ••• KINWIIisaILTS I ~,,,,,se au a sock of seseesity, and so therefore he dismissed •Wasis, 4 yrs BaBB 3 rasa Ms Parra Dew, aged. ..... MANSION-HOUSE. •Warbse, 4yn 3 pa Ns. CRAIG{ OP BXSOSZLEXPNT.— Benjamin Hopkins, a •Onlarer, 3 yes eirdeba, 4 e sos.l okra to toe emplenneat t og u lleaers e ... Currie nn ae: Co., ben . k e ers, mu "3""b°119°4 $ P ""'"" 1 of Cnwhill, Waugh 1 7 in y p of ut =WM"- army, 4yn „..,,,,,,,, I *Cretonne (h 11) spa ~, .. 3 battlement. Mr. Buse, of the firm ut Bash and Mullins, eadilea 4 Tas MI Cs .......„. .., I *elicitors . o the Committee of Btu kr n tor Ptotteetion against Waft. e yes, earleta i lyn 1 Mr. W. Goddard, clerk to Mr Ellis, of the Stock Be nessann. ne - -over, 8 yes I 'biog. , . stated Nat on Wednesday, the 171 t ins aut. be Paid Vials. 8 yee 3 yrs . 1 • Tall Sink 4 7ra Gager Ones, eyed easmide. 4 les Coreset, 3ne the amount to one of the ceshien. He pe-duced one of the 3 yrs ... ..... 1 •Plinp .Wic 7ra no.dra, called the " Receipt cash-book" for Wednesday, the i".=whilial yes ~..^..... I Fby Banana, oat ef Ow- 17. h i-etene. He toned • bore the sum of 2,0801. de. LI. •Ofelleonl l o ll , 4 yrs 1 nue% eo. e Tee......,- 4 paced to toe credit of Mr. E lie. The 41.1 r, wee a. follow.: eiftiblens, 4 yrs I qtkagi, $ p.-............... i Clearing draft ELM 18 4 Wass. 4 yrs 'Thebes Dar, 3 7f 7 ---• I . lea. g Yrs •-•-•-••••• 3 6114,1ftew, cheque M Curries.... 110 4 0 Ctntrey, • yrs I eCeektall, 3 ye 5...,,... $ B ink note. 76 0 0 yes 1 Mine, 47w a Brown, "G. L. I Klarthaaisstaa, S wa........ 4 I •Jet = 5 1 41, 17n ...... ....... I *Utahans, 3vs ....„, 4 1 The whole of the writing, of white She shove formed the glow*. 4 yr• 'cow*. 3 na.... ........_ 4 I item., W.. to the handwriting of the itris.„.tr. The le t n theaseawast. Dente, Sin...-....... 7to pad '' G. L.'' meant "G . I Lio." Witness prodseed a book "MOM rex. 1 17 1 % Sot-mot , pa 7 3 paid aII d the' General List." Under the .1 4.-i of Thant] .y. anerSisr. 3 711 mend Msg.' 71 7 .11ieass 8 tve Alava, yrs i'li Paid I. 701. Ll,oven " in the hand wri ins of 4 prisoner. Wit wit. leeselk 4 3 T 7••• ...erlialar, 4 yrs " Brown, Leeds, 701." upon it. With the exception of the date affixed to it, the memorandum was in the handwriting of the prisoner. The entry was carried forward, and formed part of the assets of the last night's balance, ard was ideas. tilled in an item of 1,6321. 49. ld. unpaid. The item of 701. was altogether fictitious. The prisoner was remanded. He had been in the bank ing-house between nine and ten years. A Cosmos Ahura—Mr. Brotherton, on merchant, of HungerfordWharf, in the Strand, appeared before Alderman Gibbs, aemmpanied bet young man of colour, an "..yeei ohm by birth, who b ad been stolen when a child by s lee Arabs from his native village, Hembree, and sold into slavery at Missies, on the Red Han Alderman Gibbs wished is hussy the object of Mr. Brotherton fa introducing the young Abyssinian at the Mession•home ? _ _ _ _ . From Mr. Brotherton's statement it appeared that, aftr Tuitions travels, vicissitudes, and hardships, this young man, whose name was William Hylias, arrived at Java, where ho was purchseed by a gent'etuan, who had been Dutch consul at China. That gentleman arrived in England with him in 1832, and having one day taken as iden and unprovoked of fence at something which net-tined between them, struck him to the ground in B:shopsgate-street, in the pn Bence of penny., who resented the indignity by applying to the Anti-Slavery Society, through whoa* interposition the master was prevented from removing him to a country where more rigour could he exercised with complete impuoity. The led was at the time about 14 yean of age, and ax•rem• ly quick, intelligent, and spirited, and having shown an eager disposition to capacitate himself ter educating others, he was placed under the tuition of Mr. Ron, of t►e Laneasterisn teh in Tottenham, where Id, progress was considerable. Funds, however, dropped downy( ry low, and he was obliged to leave' the place in which he wee rapidly improving, in order t, pro vide for the neeete.ries of life for the day that was passing over him. Mr. Brotherton, to *bombe had, from his first generous interposition in his layout, ever looked as a parent, obtaii.ed for him a berth on board an India ship, and he had since that period made several voyages in attendance upon genrle men of high standing travelling to and from and in the Emit Indies. He understood seven languages, including the French and English ; but es he found himself deficient in the a lements of an English education, he had instructed his benefactor to introduce him to the Lord Mayor, in order the, through his Lordship's ihstrumentality, he might be afforded the means of instruction at some one of the public schools, his intention being to go abroad, to communicate to his benighted countrymen the advantages of education. Alderman Gibbs said he had no doubt that an application to the public school in the pariel of Bt. Martin, in which Mr. brotherton resided, would be attended to. BOW-STREET. CHAROB OP RODBIIRT CLZILIC.— Wit lians Thomas Ha !ford, a clerk in the General Post-offtce, was brought up for re-examination, charged with stealing a letter, containing cash, the property of the Poatmasttr- General. _ _ _ Mr. Wellcome Cole, as inspector of letter...wrier', was observing the movements of another clerk, who wsx fully committed for trial for sterling another letter, which be opened in the water-closet, when he saw the prisoner tear an envelope, from which he took something, containing, what appeared to be a gold coin, which he put in his mouth, while he read the letter, the latter of which be threw 1..t0 the basin, and na his leaving, the plumber employed in the establishment being called, the fragments were recovered. Mr. Walter Scunthorpe, a superintendent president, said that the envelope was directed to Mrs. Mapes, Heys-place, Lisson-grove, Marylebone, and bore the Wsithamstow p it mark, and would, in the regular course of Dualists., have passed through the prisons is bands. A certificate of the Maces of a material witness having been handed to the oourt, the prisoner was ordered to be remanded until Tuesday next. LOGICAL RETURNS. The State of the W Nine o' MoNi Ocr. 22, 1849. hither at each of the following places at 'dock on Satweay morning. SHIPPING INTBLLIGBNCS. 'raw "loping Gisela." sat Lloyd's WV'. CASUALTIES. Conservator, Crawford, of Middiesborougb, from Ocl - etas, late from Cork, parted from her anchors, and drove on shore last night under Don.ba battery. From the aueition of the ship, and the bad ground where she now lies, it is likely obe•will receive much itifury.—Limerick. Or'. 18. Diana, Fletcher, from London, in coming to an anchor on the 9th inst., got on shore at Milsom's Point, in consequence of a sudden shift of wind from the westward to the south ward, and the (lain cable being lout. By the runniug out of warps, howevir, and the as.istance of boas from dif• remit reseals in harbour, she was soon got off again. and has sustsined, it Is thought, but little damage.—Sydney, N.S.W., Jane 30. Harlequin, for Yarmouth, and Burytermaster Huidekoper, from Nieu Diep,cante in contact cffthis place last evening, between six and seven o'clock, and the former received se much damp that they ran ber ashore in a sinking state ; the latter seemly any damage. The Harlequin, after stopping up the damage a little, returned to London.— Gravesend Oct. 21. Hiram, K,peer, from lEgnigeberg to Grangemouth, put in here ytsterday leaky, and mull discharge.—Swinemunde, Oct. 17. Alike:my, from Liverpool to Stettin, sank on Friday off Duogenew, after being in contact with the Idaho., from London to Liverpool. Crew saved. easull, Dick, from Odessa to Dublin, broke up last night. Her materiel. and part of the hull hava been saved. —Wexford, Oct. 18. . . . . lelina, D. loitte, was reported on shore et Koppel B ty prior to the 8111 of November last, perfectly sound, and with all her cargo on board, but a derelict. The Breeze, Proctor, sailed hence on November 18 last for Keppel Bay, for the purpose of secevino the wreck. The latter vessel was spoken off Caps Upstart on Janwey 30, bound for this wt, having floated the Selina, and left one man in charge, sines labials nothing has been heard of the Selina or the B .—Sydney, N S.W., June 2. A111.1113D. MAILS. lisaharg H•llsaid Lis. PACO* India via Southampton ladm v& Mannino Boston and Halifax Auks and Havannah West India Oct 26 Nov. 7 Oct 28 0 Oct. 24 Nov. 22 Nov. 7 Oot. 24 Fs. • .• ARRIVED. MIZIWAN Ecote-at Anima. Is, October 11, hem London B.masue- et Deal. October 19, from Gravesend Astenamee- at Gravesend, October 19, from Marsala Ames-at Gravesend, October 19, from Rotterdam Asortmea-at Gravesend. October .0, from Caen Arrow-at Ora October 20, from St Jan Assl.lo4-a t Om October 20, from Rotterdam Amo-at Gramma, H. from Oporto Aarnam-st Graweed. October 20, from. Quebec Memea-at Gravesend, October 20, from Rotterdam BCCOMINIMITZA }Mont zoom- at Omvesmid, 0et.20, from N. BrIIKILMIZAD-Ilt Liverpool, October 10, from St. Jobo4l i t Bairns scamtme-at Liverpool, October M, front St. John's, N.B. BAILAMIA-at Liverpo3l, October IS from Quebec BUTAPWIA-at Liverpool, October 70. from Montreal Bocarae-at Liveyoce, October 10, hoes St. Jan Conautaca-at Liam peal, October 2, from Hayle Ormsecerm-at Liverpool, October 20, from Quebec Commas or Dana-at Bristol, Oecobes 11, from. Quebec Comer-at Orammed, October 21, from Rio Cautare--at Limey 4, October 10, from St. Jan's. N.B. err sr liverzaose-atOrestemd, October 11, from. DulAbbrit CAIMANS-as Onmeseed, October 21, from Quebec CSAlrmeista-at 0111•01elid. . dober 11, from Rio Camara Erase -at Gravesend. October 11, from. New York CAM, Rem st Cowes, October 19, fret St. Croix Comma or Lemma-at Deal, October 19, from Gravesend Cumerems-at Gketer, Oche= 19, from Memel CLONT-st Hall, Ocrober IS. from St. John Cores-at Leech, October Si. from Lonurs-at Deal, °robes 19 from. P O l ra tersbur iman Downy-et relenouth, Males 18, from. Bahia Da. Weer emervon-at Shields, October 18, from Petersburg Dus Coupe-at Gravesend, October 21, irm Oman" Darvatecoo-at °ravened. October 11, from Marsetiles Rewean--at Graveseed, October 10, bow. Quebec EDV/AltD -at Ciniveemad.. Ociober 20, from. Gamow Rummell-off PorUand, Clamber 19. from Quebec , Pumwee-at Hrlebg. Goober 11, from Pates, Parma- at B imul October 11, from YOMPMUSIIIIZ-at Liverpool, October 10, from Quebec Germ -at Gravesend, October 11. from Onernsey Our/mu-at Liverpool, Ocsober IS, from Bottle. dam Oevierurrr--at Greenlet, October 11, from Hum -at Deal, October 19. from Ceravemed Hassear-at Deal, Octob .1 0, from -Charente Hone-at Lime pool. Oct. 0, from - Malaga Maim -at liveried nanber 20, from - ... Bt. Jan's 110871L11.11- a Gravesend. °ember 11k mn fr0m.......... Hetos at Ommeend, Oetober 111. Babe ..... ...-- licavar-at Graveeend, Warr 21, from ..... .. .- ..... Mutate Hrrzatem-at Bristol, Oetoer 21, trum......2.7_7«... . Quebec barn -at Brirol, October 11, tr0m........... «.- 8.0-11, OTIIMICINI, Orume re, .r0m.....- ....... .. . . ........ Ow ray lees -- at Liverpool. Oda.. 20, from. t . ow'., N.B. Dl7ll. BUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Brighton harriers, Wednesday, Race Cosine ; Friday, Dyke—quarter to 11. Brookside harriers, Thursday, Telseombe Tye—quarttr past 10. F. B. hounds, Friday, Perron Wharf—half-put 1. Mr. Littleton's hounds, Tuesday—East Tophouse, half past 10. York and Ainsty hounds, Tuesday, Rik.tone Park ; Tburaday, Ouh:on ; Saturday, Crocky Hill—half-put 10. Brenham Moor hounds, Monday, Harewood House; Wednesday, Branham Park ; Friday, Bickerton Bar ; Sao tur.lay, Keddle-lane—halfpast 10. Sir Tatum Sykets's bounds, Wednesday, Whinmoor Build' Friday, Rdlethorp—half-put 10. Holden's, hounds, Tuesday, Everingbam Park ; Thurs day, Rio ; Friday, Lund Village—quarter to IL Capnin Lewk's haniers, Toes sy, Morton Bridge ; Fri day, Mr. Cowes's Pasture House-11. Cleveland hound', Thursday, Hutton Low Cross—har past 10. Durham County hound,, Wedaesday, Plawaworth Bar; Friday, Tanstall—half-p_ast 10. Harrog etc barriers, Friday, Cross Rsads on Thornton Moor—half put 10. Hip Peak harriers, Friday, Hurd`ow House—at 11. Mr. Trolewhy's hounds, on Tuesday, it Cadorer-bridgs ; Friday, at Kennel—at half-past 10. Mr. Purse's hounds, Friday, at Hunshaw Wood—at half put 10. Mr. Morgan's hounds, Thursday, at Dunteeon. The North Devon hounds, on In..aday, at Leworthy Post ; Friday, at Northotolton—at hall past 10. The Tiverton hounds, Thursday, at Hayne Moor, Biempton —at half-put 10. The Dalverton harriers, Friday, at Bampton—at half put 10 ,Mr. Powell's hounde, on Tuesday, at the Commercial Inn ; Friday. at CI-gytran Bridge—at 10. The Llanelli bounds, Friday, at Birgin—at 10. The Tivyside hounds, Thunday,st Lland)friog Mill—at 10. The Show Quilt hounds, on Tu sdsy,at Dihewyd ; Friday, :he 7th, at Milestone, on the Ca:diva-road, at 11. LONDON SESSIONS. AMAIDEN 81111610 N. On Saturday, a 'elision for the City of London was held at the Guildhall, before the Lord Mayor, Recorder, Re. After the grand jury had been sworn, the Recorder sail he under stood there was no business to he laid before them, yet, at the same time, it would be necessary far them to retire to their room. They were shortly altar recalled sad discharged, no biUs having helm preferred before them. T he Lord Mayor—Gentltmen, you are discharged, with the thanks of t►e public for your servicee. (A laugh.) The Recorder—No; for your good intentions. (Laughter.) Mr. Payne, the burieter, said white gloves ought to be presented on this occasion, se not even a quarrel amongst old women had led to sawing a auto • be jury since last melon. Namur Place. I °mule of litremillb of mate of Weather. Wind. Wind. BUTTllelt Budescniass W. Gentle Breeze Piutlally Cloudy BRILKAW/4711 811011.011 Sairvoi. W. Gentle Breese Cloudless CONWAT B. Cimtle Breese Partially Cloudy Usaturtnest W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy Mamie W. (heti. Breeze Partially Cloudy Entsauser .... BW. Strong Breese Partially Cloudy Overcast Gurrovr . ......... —. B.W. Btroog Breese Parti..lly Cloudy Gunmen; . .—.." GREENWICH W.B.W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy Harriaroo4 LW. Gentle receze Partially Cloudy Warw.. --. LW. Gentle Breeze Cloudless Hamm" B.W. Strong Breeze Partially Cloudy Lachman. Lasenver ...... flaisorenun.—.... • W. Strong Breeze Cloudier Newcsans .... — W. Strong Brune Cloudier Oxiciaut LW. Clllll2 Partial, Cloudy l'avramoactoor LW. Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy it LTUOISTI LW. Gentle Breeze Overeas , Itients. B.W. Gentle Breeze Overuse dear BUNDIVILAMD B.W. Btiosig Breeze Particulualy Clear Serowe TUNBRIUOR %% MINT N.W. ...ems Breese Principally Clear WMITIMATIOI , 8. Strong Orme Cloudier I smog is laourramr INDON, Tits DAT, Noon. of Wind. State of We.ther. dm. Partially Cloudy. oourre of Wind. N.W. THE POLICE COURTS. INDIA-at MINNOW, October 2 1, froes-. 2 ., ..... c. k .,.. lAASELLI SILITANT-off Falam , h, October ls, .... . ... j t o v --"" JAPL -it Dual, r etuber 19, 11.010 ... ...... CTITIEWDA Jars Cornea-at Dent, October 19, hoes JANI-at Deal, October 19, from .... _.. , .............. r 2rld , Josses Hurentssoit -at Bristol, October 1 2, &M.... ..... Broa de tit Jrairova--off she Wiest, October 19, from .............. ...ftrd o .,. Jets a osn-at GI amend, October 21, from ............. ." .. ,4*,. ----, JODIE. MAMA- at Liverpool, October to, from .......................... I•4lbe t - ' , JAMS ANINIIION-at Liverpool, Octoberi2o, from. ..... ..... ..... - ' JORAMIA Vat Dastaii-at Liverpool, oct," r um ................ Jews itosuerms-at Gravesend, October 20, fr0m........ . .. Oand o Jess-at Gra-t rat October 19, from. ......... .1. . ............... ... at.. Jona MAILINALL-14 . 0rawsead, October 21, ..... ......... ---= JU.VPRINE Brorwc--at 1' or enouth, October 11, from ...... Poem KaLmusoa-at Urn/1001,8 Le.44lT 20, troas ............... Pldied4o4 Lite -at Graveyard, (Motor 19, from ....................•ta.-- Imas-st °revealed, 0e4....er 21, from. _ . :«las . . 1.741 • Lirstr -at °rammed, October 21, from Lartsseter-at Liverpool, October 21, from,, „,..... ..;... .. .... lam Limon-at Porteassatta, October 21, from .. - ... - .... ..._,..n,... -- 1 LIEGIERIMIAIN-at Liverpool, October 20, from. ... ....... B ala i e Loan APNIIIITTON-at Liverpool, October 28, le;;e7 ..... ~, . Quo in Layoff (brig)-at Deal, October 19, from w LiiAll-at (acme*, October 18, from Port WaiLn e . w k. LADY or rna Lutz -- at Greenock, October 18, fnm Newfouediod Mastatiam-at Deal, October 19, from sTare, l 4 Mutat -at Deal, October 19, from Baena arm Itser-et Liverpool, October 20, from . --Newfoundland MAEDA MELINA-at Liverpool, 20, urea ,- . Labs MARCII.--at Crewman, Oct. r 20, from ....... Apia Meaner- at Gravesend, October 2o, from Hottertlea MAO:MT-at Gravesend, October 20, front .lue,..tea,,, Maisia-at Gravesend, Oeteber 21, from Moabite MEM:NI-at Ormond. October 2 0 , from Guere NORTIIVXMILLAND-111 Gravesend, October 20, hue ..... - New rod t Naori-et Liverpool, October no fron t Quebte New Zesumn-at !germ , . 18, from .9t.uak Oats-at Greenock, October 18, from „, .. • Idirtrokki Gas AND ALL-at l'lmnoutb, October 18, from ......... Maisie Orme Heao-at Liverpool, October 20, from i.E. Istard O De Lb ac gil e- ° lt i" O p ta -S TlET t elld, BrigtU Octobe l' Oe r be 2l,_ rl 4st _ from . ...................... ... ... ...................... PASACEON-a. Li v e r p ool , October 20, Loa NOTaaES, Pamarre-at Liverpool, October 20, from Um t at a PEW'. Fran-at Liverpool, October 20, from mu t Panaceas BoraL-at Liverpool, October 20, from Cilium, I'NEZEGI- at Liverpool, October 20, lean Antwerp PA-at Deal, October 19, from hoe Parma Aun ' orr-at Swansea October 18, from ....... -.Be de si 8 POTIJITATZ-Off Dungeness, October 18, from Lemmata Qrsair NONAar -at Greenock, October It, frem...St. Jule., N .a . Reiman-et Liverpool, October 20, from lt , ebblet o Rano-at (Jreenock, Oebber 18, from Neafourdit t d itureina-at Shields, October 18, from. .mettia Brasrax-at Deal, October 10, from Grawena STAG-at Deal, October 20, from Nest tote flarmaosx- at Liverpool, Octol.er 0, from New YA & Haas- at Liverpool, October 20, from .... ......... Bt. Jebria, N.g. Or. GROZOI-at Gravesend. October 19 , , from Guemss nearam-rit Gravesend, October 21, from Perm ',reappear-at Bristol, October 21, from __ Breuer Brno-at Gravamen, October 21, from rev Philip Triune-a Lf October 20, from .New Mesas TM*. BLTTN- a t October 20, from Cr - 4 , 10111 UNITIID KINGDON- at verpool, October 20, from Quart Union-at Gravesend, October 21, from red, Ws. men JOGIUM -at Darer, October 19, from flues WILIBIEJOICY-St Gravesend, October 21, from T 000.1104 Wm. Jourrs-at Gravesend, October 21, front Moro ZADEACUO- at oowee, October 19, from Gus)o9 BAILED. ANESTCAN EAOLR-from Portsmouth, Qatar 21, to .New Tod Amos-from Gravesend, October 20, to .... Trios Averwarer -from Gravesend, October 21, to asap AOEO-from Gravesend, October 21, to J aka Acas-from Gravesend, October2l, to Nova Arrwoon -from Gravesend, October 21, to Swords= AURORA-from Lverpool, October 20, to Jialifax, N.S. ANKLES-from Torbay, October 20, to homilies Aorscourr-from Plymouth, October 19, to Adebids AMERICAN Las-from Plymouth, October 19. to Loam Aurora -from Sund. rland, October 18, to R slag Aurora-from Teignmouth, October 19, to lam ' Strum-from Garda, October 18, to Coostatuals Bremner-from Sunderland, October 18. to ti AMS IioLITLE -from Liverpool, October 0, to -IL Janeiro& T.Opit s i o BRITANNIA- from Grave-rend, October 20, to lavvrweit ..ATATIKR-from Grave/end, October 21, to ISENNSUR ESIKAUILR-from Gravesend, October 21, to Hondas CITY OF LONDON-from Gravesend, October _2l to Do ak EFLAIRLOTTS LETITIA- troll' Newport, M., October le, to St. Ibises EMT Losnos - from Plymouth, October 19, to ...„ Lawn ELLer Jaa-from Padotow, October 18, to .8L Slithers Ewa-from Gravesend, October 20 to Tawas ELIZA lima-from Grsvesesd, (ktolwr 20, to berms& EYES/OS-from Liverocul, October 2 , , to Cana EList Ass-from Liverpool, October 1:0, t 0...- ........ Bsew ash FRINMEICII-frvoi Gravokiad, October 20, to St. Juba's Foam-from Bristol, October cl, to Anis Flower or Yarrow-from Portsmouth, October 18, toBt Nava Fata , os - from Sunderland, October 19, to KNOWS' OEIOII.TUE-from Plymouth. October 19, to Louden Ois..x-from Liverpool, Oe'ober 20, to (trim lIIMASIA is. -:ono Liverpool, October 20, to ..... ...... Et w list Ilsowto-from Gravesend, October 20, to Outten .urg Ins-from Gravesend, October 20, to Moulmein MLLES ILAROT - (TOM Swansea, October 18, to Ilativoirau-from Sunderland, October 18, to limbers IgLasurra-from Gravesend, October2l, to Babelnes Jour licu,-from Gravesend, October 20 to liarobrus LOYD J. Itessati.-froto Gravesend, October 21, to Hawses Lomura-from Plymouth, October 19, to Lona Mar USENT-4fool DOM, October 19, to ........... ......- Lestura Llsrtura-from Liverpool, October 20, to ...... Demerara Slarumusr-trom Liverpool, October 20, to New urea MAST-Irmo Gravesend, October 21, to.. - Nova Sorb Manor-from Gravesend, October 21, to Jamaica MAZY MONTAGUE-fr.:oli Gravesend, October 20, to Juana Nobler Sloraitios-from Gravesend, October 29, to VIISCOUNT'•II. N wrens -from Gravesend, October 21, to Sawa Nara-frost Newport, N., October 18, to St. Thome Overdo-from limp. rt, N. October IS, to Mtn OITLESEOOI.-from Liverpool, Oc ober 20, to Sbabillse Psrauns-irom Salton:be, October 19, to Jr. llama PERPEVERAECE-from Graves end, October 2,, to. lambs MrillEA -Nom Gravesend, October 20, to ....- ............ ch whir RAINSOW-from Gravesesd, October 20, to &sada Swamies -from Liverpool, °doter 20, to Pentad:am SIR It PaeL-hum Oravessod, October 21, to Rotterdam Sta En. BANKS-hoot Graeae" October 20, to °steed St ream-tram Pill, October 19, to iteirtoundlaad Saran-from Server, raker 18, to STNIN 81441,111 A -0, au Liverpool, October 20, to.. Sta. Martha A. &amide Tamar -from Gravesend, October 21, to Tomosses TYLANIN-from Gravesend, October 21, to Yete.sbuir Twos Fr:swot-from Gravesend, October 21, to Limped Vavavas -boor Gravesend, October 20, to Harm Viceroy from Liverpool, October 09, to New Moos Vase ar-from Torbay, October 18, to (*Obsess VoLtisrm-from Jersey, October 17, to St. Nimes VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. /trams, SPArthur, with 70 barrels sperm, March 3, le. 32 S., 167 E. FANr., Boyd, with 80 barrels, Feb. 28, let 12 8., lon. 161 E. Loan Ai riCAllt, from Newcatle for Coquimbo, July 19. off the Falk land Wands. diracoasr, of and for Sunderland from Quebec, Sept. 25, lat. 3111 N , ton. 11.58 W. Sr. Gnome, front Liverpool for New York, Oct. 8, let. 49, 100.21. %%saute' a tbrig), of Glsonow, Oct. 7, let. 48.10, lon. 10.10. ILKINnON, from Whiteharcn for Itaathrouche, Sept. 17, lat. 43, los. 51. 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Buckland, M.A.. Student of Chris/ Church, Incumbent of Greet T to Elk n, e.clest daughter of the Late S. Eagles, Req., of Park. Surrey. CRA' WSRAT—CRAWBH4T.—Ort. IS, at (*verdant Church, by the it.. 0. Mamma, A. Craweltay, Fag., late Capt. of the 17th Lena" snood sow of 0. Crawshay, Ewe. of Colney-hateb, Muldlerez, to Jewy, fifth daughter 01 W. Cra ' wehay, Esq., of Cavershare•part, Oxon. ELOY-0111BON8.—Oet It, at tlt Miry' Homey, by the ger. L Harvey, Prebendary of Rt. Paul's, and MaMain4n-ordin ,ry to the Queen, Henry John, eldest send W. Body, Fip ^ ot Campstourne. How h-end. mney, to Fenny, eldest daughter of J. Gibbons , Paq , of HIILME—FORMAN.—Oet. Is, at the Congregational Chapel. Loll. don-road, Derby, J. H. Holm., Faq., of Manchester, to dash eldest daughter of R. Forman, Pan., Mayor of Derby. TILEY—CAMPBELL—Oct 16, at St. George's, Bloomsbury, W. Q. Tiley. Eon. at Heekfl.ld, Hints, to Jane Lee, third daughter Campbell. , , London. DEATHS. BVRMANN.—Oet. 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