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

PINUNON IEU max_2ll4NDum ON THE QuipinoN OF carkinitAL ITALY. • leniteciei extennete toile es Win se the di one, but it i WSW the berms pongees te the hereditary state'. The Mehl' d Visite bisisiot the begruzieg of the oratory, the ilienrinn pieneelese la Ppper Italy ; bat the Mat of Oa Youths mpg. to Assn iintrupid entirely the ren des pare at Se slates from which Piedmont derived her Wei end hobs bat sticsitty. lieU • matruy's experience antherime die goveraloant ct Sardlnit to r !past whet II dr 'Mind is 11114 :-11.• the old division we saw the acmes of tile maims. el Upper Illy, in the new oo we see her cempine eaknothisa (I) • prenfiestni wan= aow presests inset! for reforming as ensues whka is so pejedieisi, end which—we may say wetland fast 04 deceiving ourselves—is eves mousey to the wiahre and the previsiona of three who approved is. Teacany, Penns, and Molina, united to the State' of the Z. would into a political sighteasestion which, though leendlinet le nein the peen bolding Venus, eir it'd at Yet pewee ehreanta calculated to conjure the MOM peening lingers. Will Europe amine • territorial modification which is denied by ea entire union, and which is at the same time in coniirmity with general internat.'? And why should she do so? Tao Mowing h the kit of the tenmermaduma milkweed b. the Ikedielea goverotuent to its rem mostanvie at the (heft of Parte, Loudon, Bodin, and k. Petwoburit : _ Toile, Sept. 2s. 11.4. ms le Mislays—Tee Ole aims of the dodgier el the Amerldle of Tammy, W.witsiti, sad Partua, as woe ea Ita• .seas elt:cle the [hi, wee rang cwt. , . else 0 * t h e depatwere art by those Arrabbee. It prewar of nob hopertaat sweats ea aces of with Oew.l Italy bee tows the thorn, the Klee. torturer aosaittal. itaelf refloat as to empire he eteare deafly as the pretest aitestira, cad to call the root serious rustics al the tableau .1 the time rowan le hots which probably an rithoot pmeedeat is Weeny W hes Meter, Is the meth of Aril het, esikaly pat ties ita cad to the diplomatic iiimamicas width Wile gams ati.l h orates the formal penile, glom to lao s, la' wathal Pirate rat, all Italy waillerrood that the gm maim at Ism. ate am ea irked am commem the t).edlsiea oi row*, bat that the head arise wa• to decide as the rawer istryseCesee asil deedoese of Italy. L atetusately, the goversepewie et Central Italy had Icsi bel we *marred their etre bra that of Italy, by unities thesteiraa, Is law asd is hot, with forassore, who hose the swami Mama the sole weppeeten ot a rpm= of pew inlet which wee dl ,died, sad which excited mend dimaseilae. The serum et there lailattles van sot the worn of. remistlea, merely ta called ; they themselves mak, dire there herises *Me dales at It plan sad Mew eipmemeeis with Amine ; they quitted their rare either harms say ppreemmeet ; sad two of tits eves mewl thererre milt the lag of their ally, sad Mend hl wide. They ham am ea, with Max owe barb, es ayes Newer, theamelem tad Their kraal webjeate. Aire serwrahle Mobiles die had et the easqvarat ea *md et Villskeace sere vedidelled keekerlel butte to Amick§ doeciattioa la the hales limiesals; bat the do , llsere raptors el the sheep if Chearel Italy war defied is Musa& la ampeam aim, is *Map the yeekekteeke of perm it we auk esiothie to ferree the iaivaffinalliaiable eb• It will not be alleged, Monsieur Le Waistra, that the Kn. rollout equilibrium would be compromised by the miles of these provinces to Sardinia, nor that the sake is calculated to give meteep to the greet pswere ; such objections ceases be admitted In a serious dbcuseloa, and it is not necemery to dwell on them. On the other bead, it would be eery to show that the foemados of each a state as that indicated, and the re-establishment of Italian equilibrium, would ism Sze • long time abs permanent camas of rivalry between the sdjerset powers, and would prreerve the repose of Eupops by steseathenieg that of Italy. Montemr, after what Ism passed in the Duchies, the re semetkes of the old dymesties my fairly be regstiled se s semi improsilAhly. We oak, bow could these 4p mdse Men as the states which they have abeadoced, miler et the hied of Austrian Mope? Bat that woad be to twilit etre* the system of later venioe sail immiziou in the peernament of etates recognised as indepondent—a e)steto Lrokee up by the lets war, and which would lefslbbly give rue to the wise complketione ea beim. Macke whirl woad he raised by the pepsktimme te the mien ef the prams. His We ty, am hie part, stand tie teceit ef the estberittes when he had mot le Tommy, Meal" and Prams by Jet messere the pepollettoms regshwal MEW Ile free disposal of themsetees sal ware m the tame Um irmamod hos all liaseigm leilmmos. Tim hemostat/ taw who, Im the abeam of soy rarogslaed eittlo.etry, had Warm ha hid the direction of pal.lce .dun s merino that wader web eircemeasecom it was their duty to .preal tl the popmlsiieme by mere of the olectios of astorral sesotehlws Whet begpsead is well looms—the Mena bliss emarmously eamlinmd Me drpositloat of the ea I rvin:mists, mid proclaimed ammeasilas to ParicsomL Berries, if the matoration mrs effected by Clete imam, hew maid pekoes bs able to govern in mood with the netenby 1 TM Wen sovereigns, after returning at the Mad of benign troops, would tad as support except in Austrien heyenelk A eestorstkm distil ender each auspices, the lesseederM teas of a power unsupported by publiz °pinks, maid hem as its inevitable result the triumph of diumgogie Isetrinse md revolutionary permions. Dadaism and chaos week' again email over Italy. Besiege has but too obis hem coentelled to Withal'', In this country, the sad speotsele of a goveremest apparently doing its utmost to weaken lathe human CtoliftiOlie• the respect for moserchical authoeity. Let 'wort r , fleet and decide. It is with that object that the king's government think it a duty to widens the cabinets. Takiag advantage el the rights creferred opoa blot by the prong vole of the perk- Mons, Ws Majesty might have arteepted,st bat providemlly, the government of Ma statesed Osattel Italy. Bat Ine thought that if, seen Malkin Nines, be modesty consult his comelance, as • mentwe of the Empeasteutily he hod duties I d sontitor nature to felt'. It careitleeinr abet het tars pleat at ilearea eeed PM", we ere week y Ike easold wad evirearty truth sleeked all the beinendlere et tre coestitard brie, rd the min erbkh kr seiready prevalled &Wei Ike sr tern." [IWO alticb had ie be ti anon& nos seder sad le gal trity en teal, tntleird, vim re carrier dot it en bet dr etnered peetbk M an netted to mewl by old preemie at eider ward win tags, ',be pined ilma. sena et tee Mai el tbe renteeet. Au trio an meat throrlene traps thei =Wkly, met astable Ift asemoriy seat salplitmeil in Intehlgare; ated noel Indiralai omen No Irge landoesank aroperatted Is the aomartihaeritt d as set elicit won Mara to urn to Moire commes a aria d trap more In andanaity en* Meer vellum sad all Ms sorra listanor d hay. Tree woolattor sea as the admit of umarstieig aarimmest ; Noy ore maturely welshed, sod ems edged au coridarr Nom dartpesMr and porarrat air. Ia air dlo brae wash imareerd amna with in same pre caeahrasl a Orrin N the Mama record melee" are popularised at Dailies hors lan ropeetally ft/UM a 111140 II Ile rho ai heap domisadas. to escape hem Avner' tattemer, and es orterrato b Oar oaks mar dm morn of the K tag, est awn soNeann, to the ausentairm a • Mandoon. Wag roost M sese►Nish tre prorporley and repa• hap an aIM and danar emir. Trim popurektm WOW fry the ad comoels of dm pair rod bout:derea by ark iNsperiosee la the cammor soot of paha slam WOO It,. nosed is • thought:ere norm ea ahlsemieol tad dower rejects. Thry wash her Is.. rd sway try eabonsine iretrueir to Ismala tla neemerheod riser* ad osbalture r•piabhcanisin in it• They 11141111 bate likeeska tb•nrolvt• entekti to an that . In tin MN sot ern sttmpttd it; Centel hay had Nom. by Me otedact, squally Arm mind vise, • kraal oxtredietton to dme saration um fishily brolpht sperm Me acklesom of the floras and ear losbthey to baud • rod geremsest. Moth es Ira alt, ethic It Is. hitherto Mon only an heretics, all be lempaderth • calumny. TM orator of Nam/ rag _chilled Mate mica sn ippet sad osorrope the erre d prearraag tisk autonomy I. ours • tech ha Whom Med an Indspesdast IN apart Non ate yea a tM swan. No; Noy sward Moo very searea lowing end a jasulehr Morro pridu to be Wooded la the eemors nob. Turemey war dm La as est lb. • moor. , eon part r I leafy Which hat wet mom to be rood ot em pre did not meant. Urn vas in Italy a Nomerchy stale had ormodol in combiaing order with pare hamar . Tommy, r viii or Nodose ad POWS. Me imbed its monarchy useceditionally and warm nreer. It said Se impose:lW to dal • more tigntl prod O 1 the Inertias power of the eatiir at of notional roil- It b asesentry that Europe should intervene to solve the difisalties of the eiteatien. The orb which have taken place in the Romagna. show that this necemity is now Went, sad that delay would ha desgsroas. The considerations tebkl mem& an applicable to great part to these provinces, bat If the collective authority of the powers is to deliberate upon the changes than have taken plea in the public law o the Duchies, then is still more suer for them to turn their cwt sedum attest= to the grebes of t►e Legatiena. By the Memersadont of ISM, owl by the declanticse of the Camper of Perio, the powers ham esstrwtod dative towards these uabappy countries; they areeeneequently boned to give tailebotiou to their legitimme whim. The &shim quality of the llowitira Pontiff arid the re. spent is to the chief of the Room Pasha Church enamel v e MOVNIONO le lfflnietre, sot to lade% on the althornsl con li ds= In which Itensina is Owed; three conditiona are to ft Sit too Doti:etas ice it to be sensory far so to dwell once Spill on the ecseequescos they were &ANS to prods** tad rosily have produced. It !moldy by means at fureignocespe ties that tbe Holy Be. ham bees able to pesseeve the govern nest of the Legations. The lace smapition °untamed IA elms yew; the t lifett• of the most seential attributes o assireigury were eves up to Conlin mditery authority; the reverie Postiff only signed noisinall) ; and in post of fact thiAie VIA mare peened wader how tau domination. Their ti..puletiose have pre erred whairable order up to this day. But they would consider themselves abeadased 'if they were et quire the certitude that the old governsiest la to be rwteteLlithed, awd with it the crying abuse of an ad. thicistraUna irrteoweiteable with the waateof m3dertt civilise. taas , sad Otto sottliett would cheek the orobredt of popular parlous, and despair would drive the MIMI to .aver rendia.loos The Zing's goverament has hill csofileeme in the gamier **live and is t►e jostles of Europe. T►e principle hooked by the populatioes of Cestral Italy is consecrated by diplo ma* entecedrate; it was recognieed was cinema** bem bivonrahle is Greece, is Belgium, sad Melt recently In the Daaubian principalities ; it is the pristiple which ban medalled the °mammon of England sod Pratt.. Not °sly nese tt sot *Serb is the priers ems the Wanes of power, I bet i desiseye the latent genoa of future discord*. It at the Inas tlats ghee tepees to Italy, the eons country to which Nampo Ms boos mita isedehhd fsr tho taunt.; of enlighten seent owl civilisation. Get Wit aU die Italian§ have learned by loaf .ad *alai eapeiwee that Italy aid newer be tree from fortis praware, see its *step...Wens, Loa ..d lastiag, sad) that, b. la tS. watts of Italy • state lams and panful eassik ti errs, that prepoaderwa of external halloos► It is sot si le newest .Ail. pew* I. Wag segotiassi st Zurich by the plesspotestiarics of Piechnust, Francs, Red ♦ssOis, list lb. Kbe. gossrusaest toe 4N correct /snerease t weed* lb. adversary he tew oActLateti on the bat. Us Sold. Bat these ere trwhe which cannot be dissembled, blesses they ere sell-stridest; there are dangers on wb.cli It Is inipnesete to tedtage iihrians, became they est.; is the setae of thine, 444 we en ineyftehle necessity of the aims- Won. If the war otikh him jest bathed bad had for result the genspiVii smitten of Austrian doodastims to the Italian Pealawk, the coraidemitiors which as n about to develop world not Lit Ire well kandad, bet they would be lees powerfu as osiuds thijsdkad in favour .1 tha old goversnonts of the Dwlties. Is the foment aisle of things, them i. no Wm nickeirmr k who coo Muse ti Mode that if the weer al Averts la Italy bait Moans snore limited in *stoat, ft Me leer aacing is ottisay• at , l encroaching Same. film snake the strong fOrtrwirs of Venetia, and, what I. more, reenbiera and Mantua, which Leith; to Lombardy, sad form M natural &Make , that protium is dismantled and exposed to a c +up-de-main. The Sicilia Aurernuiont do sot Intend le threw say doubt fa the sincerity of the Intantons of Austria in the esti lero-nt ef die etipaleted monies, bat circumstances change red in terline roman ; opal:enmities sonetiniee encourage, and poli tical reireni are an inheritance which descends from genera tlos la generwi is. 'I be last war conid not raise s issubr hawses the s!..stee of the Kale of Sardinia sad IN tenaddeble anghbour Itch t, neither goaraareed nor wend teethe baton Sro there I. so point of equilibrium between the to. ganiaid asaanial (Mtge and Austria entrenched behind the Lelwarbauf the McKie sad the Adige. If the pawed Tile Wren.: a doe tut MOIL, its complement, by respecting the viable of as pal Li:atone dtheered by the war, it aid met hare re-eiwahliehed that balance of power. awl that prow,. nos of relative Imes whict existed is Italy to the loot cen tury, sad wsieti die Coevals of Vienus did nut re. ernabi,s, Northers Poly war tteu derided tato severs' petty states, weak mad wmisoist mauler., e, whkh maid sot k.ep ap aulitary !um a ut say wilt...stance, or • fierstaally contsiOnte to the dant* of Italy !he states of the Xing of S.nit.fa foram I the sofa tze,peem. They were list, it Is tiros, very 'steamy% bet the a:Lissy Nineatice of the peopk, the skid sad arameres cf the peaces, sad the drools/ere of the gee grophoal satuatioa of the coaster, plead Piedmont swag o p.arre mooed order, sad caused her to be cries:Arced as the aaturd defilade"' of [mina indepenAmm. Ameria th.s possessed only the INehlee of hill.. sad Si att. u .b.ll were detached sad reword from the body of her Mrsditrry maw.. Ia tiure of peace she ker 4-4 a very law tr ries th4o., sad if ism broke oar, the diem. end tbe dillieuets• f lumpyt gave to the home of Swot' time to peeper. 4r o at OM:am. Austria was sites a pswedid aviglit.er, I u. ohs war loot a sibes.ciai cos. moos poletwel armor:neat was mot smeopt front lames vet:Awe, hat the diva.. in, p.n.:C.OW at Paris and at Vases In 014 sad PM. cm oblately ume diambroas for Italy fa geasersl, sad les Venflooet is pommies. eislishe that nght, whkh has already penetrated Into Istensweiosal rebukes, •odd be to cor...bit s crime against opiwies—ney, more, against the puthe conscience. In thaw days governments se well as individual& know that they mast count with that power when it program In the name of the eternal proseipise efjoeilea. I brg of you, air, to reed this dropatch to the Miniater of Foreign Adare of —, sad sotept, Ito , D•11011.11IDA. nee aaaszet:to of th. Steno( I.:dem—that naked two peoulotket rider a aati. sal loverateest—we- a WWII Mot wko h the memo of %%eats &areas thaaka, bat it on lw M P..p.rt moth met to CAllaterbalanto the Ptiftrgiutila aurae dist ,nt of Auens is Italy. That power not only acquitted (1) Vide the matorial precebtod to Lord CAA:oresgh la Sopoombor, 1114, by Coast d'Agbt:, the Kul ut 80rd.a14 . 4 Mufaxt at London. AMERMAN NAVAL FORCES ON THE PACIFIC.— The Now r...k Erma, Toot says Whother the San Jean ddienhy r I.kely to troato bootilitioa between the URI tod &atm owl England we do not, of ononoL pretend to pough.ny. However, oboe 4 maven go to extremes., it to cosailiag to know that we ate not no holpkwo in the Pacific Ocean at M 3114 teapl. oupgoaa. Ann/nod to a corioct auto mat of oaf navel tome ..n lbo wrotora lido of tho Autoricaa Continent, sad as their way to it (ABMS . Tom abd . guns. Men rapt*. Memo Miens Merrimac-3,200 600 40 Flagship Memo Mama Lasoneeter• 11,380 600 18 S emu frigate Sarum 1,446 300 6 Stamm gunboat Wyoming Sailing sloop- orbs: Cy aoe 792 230 20 Sathog el.wp•of-wer Veadena 783 240 20 Seing cice.col. war Levant ekapbf-ime 958 360 22 Total II,JS 2,360 161 • On bar way to relieve the Merrimac u e-mmodure Montgomery's d.g.btp. Same ships of the old rgordroc are included in the above, bar, of roarer, is anemergem y, both toe cld and new rpm dross would be detailed alike to ditty. The British have about twelve Times, manned by 3,00 U men On Ole srsriuu. If the Warren, B.proate and Narrimaneett ( t he flew two sue already on the Pacific, ;ad the lam is ordered 'bare), were added t Come edill Montgomery's art, we would hen es fornadaLk a naval furor in the Peelle Oman as our Brilish WlLeasl. ISuA 11 . 8 ARK AND THE GREAT HASTE/AL—no I.lloroas la ,s melanoma between the m. of the Great &then and Nosh'. Ark : Noah's Ark. :torverlage to Axes**, to Great Nuts.. Willow. &were. Fist. Feet Yew. Laos* bowels pie- pedal:der Zaino, bruedtk HOP 61'64 6410 60 Tonnage The dames to the dtineneitets which rhea between tba ealionistleme of Ames and Wilkins anent frost their per- Neal inierpretation et two narmure mentioned in the OW Teeemeat, which, ecoanitng to one. war 20.626 English Wile, dad to the other, 21:88. AMERICAN HAILS:—The British and North Ame rica& Royal Mail steamship Europa riled from Liverpool, on Bsturday Mgt, with tits tatted Nara sod North Amman =lie sad 169 ra. Oa Wsastaday neat the Quebec and Normal limassatup tie steamer Aegis. See a will be despeelied trim tit for geobec and hluntraal arl , b Ow Canadian mans. The ens at 'be Liver pool Posa,rllet will bn etas oa that iiay till 9.16 as., and ea the lancharelase tall 10 an. TO6 additional ha at the hadiacetares WSJ., which Baal be teapald ha Nampo. Telegraphic (Impeaches may 1. forweeded vital& a Iry mimeo of the steinesie tailing, dimwit the offices of ths .Year Perk Pros, 10, lizeltsmtS Ittell Naar, Liverpool. CITT or LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE COMM Yrcroata, PAIIJI.-11. somber or paiwals relieved this inetnunta daring tau weak was 916, a Wads 180 wen SW are, THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1809. standing about for h Airs, doing nothing, bonus the company would not let him have trucks for his manure, and kis hovers most be kept, his men must be paid, and he had bad to sell pigs, ties, awl arts to nay_ his way, on 6ONIVit d his not being able to get trucks. With the assist ance of his frit:idol. had obtained six more horses sad carts, sad it wee enough to excite say man to tee them shading about for the want of trucks. If he stood outside with hie loaded aid, he we. summoned for r iti•ing an obstruction, and he did nut know what to do. Whenever be inked toe tends he was only Laughed at, but other persona could have them. Toe solicitor on the part of the commay said the traffics wager would be happy to enter mto any contract with him for the supply of trunks. Mr. Ingham thought if the prisoner went to the company quietly they would give Dim a ten rhinos of the tracks' he hid ne wrong in forcing hie way into the railway after be bad been refused admission. If he came before him ogoin he should give him the full penalty, bat this time he only ordered him to pay 10e. as a wands,. MABEETS. COT TON.—Llvaarem Oac. B.—The Woe of oaks so-day are estimated at 10,000 haw Than hr bum zoom toes is the market, which closes steadily et the toll pion of 7rtrda7• COTTON GOODS.—Llancitzsrag, Ocr. S.—The India letters came to head thin morning before the close of W alser, but as telegrams had bin received from Colon= yesterday he a later date the market was not alma= by them. noixediag to these telegrams shirting* on the Bth September were 6 anon pee piece lower ; madapothem S an us, and jacconem 2to 3 anus lower. This anis entirely pat a atop to bodices for that quarter. and benumb as from the nuts =counts it appears that stale of goods on hand wen exceedingly heavy, then is no immediate prospect of an lamented in values. The letters from Bombay are of a more encouraguig character, and although from telegram. to 10th September, received yesterday, contradictory reports as to the subeequent state of that market obtained circu lation, houses in possession of good sources of informed= are not misled by them. A telegram from one of the first houses in Bombay to the lOtu speaks of prior es steady, with a fair business. Other thou India markets are more or Ins affected by the news from Calcutta, buyer* for moat of the export as well as the Irene trade bone. at Mans chaster being disposed to keep back their orders as monk as they mos.-Meetly can, in the hope of being able to effect ope rations at a lower mode of prices. This, to some extent, la already the cam, meet of the prodamire of cloth and yams who are coming out of cootract being willing to renew engages meats at acme slight cceeemias. Tarts are Ai. to lower for all numbers up to and including 60's mule, bat the Saar counts, for bouts consumption, are steady. WOOLLEN.—Limos, Oct. B,—We have no alteration to notice in the market thin morniog. There ban been an ave rage attendance of buyers in the cloth-Ws, and • fair steady Owasso' In seasonable goods boa bean transacted. HARDWARE.—BIRMIXONAX, Ocr. B.—The trade of this town commute quiet; the lull is chiefly in connexion with the home department; the foreign trade continuing moderately good, perhaps, upon the whole, little below the average. The stocks of some of the manufacturers have undergone an augmentation in the course of the last fort night, but es stocks of goods with the retailers ate not large, end the languor which now prevails l not likely to be last ing, the incouvenienoe on this account will not be permanent. The labour market has aufferod /lightly only up to the pre sent time, and this chiefly amongst the email masters end out-workers, the larger manufatturtra Laing always better supplied with orders consequent on their more extensive con nexion. In the adjoining district of South Staffordshire Dubi ous le rather more active, and the reports to relation to the iron trade continue to he favourable. CORN.—CAMBIUDON OCT. B.—Wheat dull; good barley tree sale. Oats, bans, sad peas unchanged in value. Wheat, red, 365. to 40..; white, 445. to 425. Barley, 265. to 445. Baas, 40a. to 42m. Oats, 18a. to 265. CAWTIRIIIIRT, OCT. B.—Thos was a very lugs supply M usrket today ; hut trade vi. y dull ; and prices about the sum. Whey b rows, old, 365. Od. to . 445. 04; new, 33c to 42*. ; white. old. 43i. to 48.. ; sow, 40a. to 46e. Bitlrg, sow, 24.. to 47.. Oita, 190. to 24e. Beans. 39*. to 405.; Pow. 404. CAILLI/Ll, Oar. B.—We had a large warmly of wheat at oar market this worming, with a goo 1 &Iota& et an ho provement of 61. on tie week. Barley and oata were in onsaller supply. Prices much this aurae ea legit week. Wheat, white, Dew, 18e. Od. to 19.. 94. ; old, IS.. Ott. to it.. Od. • red, now, 17a. Od. to 18e.; old, 17s. to 18e. Od. Barley, ;ow and old , 12a. Od. to 13a. 04. Oct., potato. new, la. to 10a.; old, 10a. to lle. 64.; econsoa, 9e. 9d: to 10s. 3d. lige, Ike. to 13e. Floor, per stone, la. 10d. to 2e. Oatmeal, 2a. U. to 24.4 d. Bytom', la. 44. Barley meal, la. 44.—Oarliels Arsonsal. COLCHESTER, OCT. B.—A moderate supply of wheat and other grate. Wheat in slow demand at late prices, except (a flee qualities. which maitre full pricer and sell freely ; the snore remarks apply to burley. Beat : per unaltered. Othoczerea, Oct. B.—There was an average attendance at our to-day'. market, and English when was in more active demand. at an sdvance of la. per qr. ForMgn more inquired otter, but DM quotably dearer. Barley tall ea dear. Oat. a slow sale, and old qualities easier. Imports of the week auditor October B:—White, foreign, 180 qrs.; barley, keel" 2,760 ; beans, foreign, 310; aundries, foreige, 970. GUILDFORD, OCT. B.—There was • fair supply of wheat; pkked sorts for reed weep darer, G eneral 'unsmiling at last week's rates; demand extensive. Barley in request at former value. Old wheat, 42.. to 64e.; new ditto, 36.. to 49.. Barley, 29.. to 41s. BSSISO, 39.1. to 42m Peas, 365. to 32e. HERTFORD, OCT. B.—We had • very far supply of wheat to-day, the qualny luferioe; trade dull at kat aeek's prime; the supply of barmy quite equal to the demand; the beat made fully a. much mosey as Ise t week; coarse parcels lower. Oats cold at last day's rate.. Pao and beam' made folly as touch noway. Wheat. 20.. to 30s. per load. Barley, 24.. to 41.. per qr. Oabs. 20e. to At. per qr. Peas, 24.. to 28.. par lord. Besna, 23.. to 365. per load. . _ . LEICISTEL, Our : B.—There was a bir quantity of wheat on ..ffsr at market to-day. and en average attendance. The wheat trade ruled active at the extreme rates of last week; white samples sold at 44a. to 44., eel 44. to 445. per 36 Moue. Toe supply of barley was moderate. and the demand ruled steady at folly kite rates for fine aatimins, namely, 4ia. per qr. Grieding meta slow sale at 28e. toll Os. per 30 stone. In ems the rams et the pending week were obtained, 2.5.. so 34. par 24 stone bang the c•.treencies. Beans mine sparingly to hand and with a slew trod. ; last week's prices were well manotamed-44. toll.. per a stone. Fine Gear, 84. ; escusde, 82a.; thisis, 30►. per 20 stone. ' NevrcsarLE- crou-Txun. Orr. 8.-At our market this morning we had a Mir supply of wheat from the grower., and hartnet a strong demand for seed, this, cone-heed with the limited queenly awing from the elands, occasioned a lively sole to be experienced for farsnere' new ut an improve meet of 1.. per qr., fine old south cosmic] at the sues time meeting a fat loqutry at the extreme rates of Tuteday. Fur a parcel mixed new and old Norfolk red 46.. to 468.6 d. per qr. of 6041bs was mallard. The foreign arrivals consist chbfiy of new lhutioh, which on aceouut of the mearcity married loop priori, say 46e. for Rukiobing, end Feinstein shout 46e. 64., but where more money w.s demanded sales were instantly checked. Old was held firmly, but the demand wee confined for the most part to now, our millers for the moment being autflciottly provided with old to go en with, we however lu.k for a teVIVIII of the demand shortly, IA yet 46e. hie cot been Tx W•dOCI tot beet PORILTDIII.III red. Flour the turn dearer, the enquiry not (ivied fur WHIIIOIIe alluded to above. Rye neglected. Malting barley tree from sprout, or comparsiisely so. wowed ; tWerlr sprouted we would totally discourage. For some flee Northuu_berlond barley weighing 6621. w. per bushel, 38s. wee resulted, 40s. being demanded. Orlading unchanged. he beans or peas scarcely anything .erring. Tbe errivels of oats from boot land being upon a liberal stop , , rather leader terms had to be conceded to effect a cirerenes ex ship, 26a. 63. having been token for 421 b.. quality. The arrivals this week are:- Wheat, cowtwise, 838 qrs. • forego, 1,147; barley, costs win, 261; foreign, 52; malt, coostaise, 90; oats, coast wise, 1,709 ; foreign, SOO ; pets, eoestwitie, 30; foreign, 315 ; beaus, commies. 30. Flour, 1,696 swag. NORWICH, OCT. 8.-The wheat trade wised firm hem to-day, end the supply being Horned, while ths d.. mend was better, prices edvenced 10. per qr. for all deecdp woos. The supply of barley woo moderate, and loot week's rates were fully supported for both tool ;lug and dirtilluag corn'. Flour made 6d. to le. pet tact more money. White reheat is quieted this evening 46.. to 48.. ; red ditto, 41e. to 44a. • best chevalier midi tog burley, 40e. to 46*. ; rune chevalier . ditto, 32.. to 35r.; distilling ditto, 24.. to 270. per qr. Flour, 29a. 6d, to 30.. per sock from the miler. Latest averageo:-Whear, 2.118 f qrs., 410. Id.; bailey, 3,6461 qrs., 38.. 10d.; corre sponding period last roe .-wheat, 2,628 k qrs., 42.. 3d.; barley, 3,381 i qua, 36a. 6d. Nor-Timm or, Orr. 8.-At our Corn Exchange to-day lb* Ilipply of wheat from the growers was ample, end the trade ruled firm at the full prime if last work -Old white deralp dose were quoted at 60e. to 540.; new, 45.. to 625. • aid red, 43e. to 47e.; new, 41.. Meth. per:36 stow. In barley ;here ass not mach cheap, malting necking full prices, namely, 365. to 44..; Seale realised 39.. to 41.. per qr.; the eupp:y of Nrindieg sorts was moderate and sales were effected at 26.. to 31s. per 80 stone. Ott. (of which the supply was Hinged) made firmer currencies ; old, 27e. to Ws. • new, 24e. to 27a; foreign, 24a ro 29.. per 24 stone. Old bees, were equally se deer ea leer week, 48e. to 61.; new so!d at 42.. to 44.. per querter. Super hour, 33e. to 395.; fine, 32.. to 335. per 20 etons. Ogre:ue, Ocr. 8.-Oar market to-day west well attended, and prime samples of wheat were in request, reAktiog some this' like 2.. per qr. more than last week. White wheat wets worth from 46e. to 60e. per qr. • red, irons 40e. to 455.; good molting barley wen eagerly sou ght alter and *old well, while Inferior qualities were a complete drug in the market. Rum, of which there was • large cnpply, fetched from 365. to 495. ser qr. Bellow peas varied m !once how 465. to 60.. per qr. Flour in demand, and a higher prise wee °bullied, viz.., la. pm sack. l'aelagottocox, _Orr. 8.-At oar market to-day we bad a smell supply of wheat, which met • free rale at le. per qr. above the prices of thi• day week. Barley again lower, and to Isms rupply. Otto not m plentiful, and ember dearer. BMOC uo.ltend Inveloe. Beet red wheat. 455.; nnemon. 40s. per 50411 w. Oats, 10d. to lid. pee mac Boas, 39.. per qr, of 68211 m. - • - • - - . . RIADINO. Orr. 8. —The P,Apply of wheat, though betbr than last weak, was sot so Wes ea usual at tbir reams. Higher prices were asked, and this somewhat impeded trade, but an advance was obtained In some immerser wlore the condition wee very good. There was a better demand for malting barley, and late pion were well maintained. /n o other sorbs wore in large supply and trade was slow. l o oats, beans, and per the trade was quiet. ROCHISTII, Ocr. B. Oor Corn Exchange was well attended, and the trade exhibited more ermaese. Superior pimples of white sold freely at 48s. to 60•., but the general ran for that deacrlption was 445. to 48e., and red 39e. to 445. Malting barley still maintains its value, but n.. a 4. nave could be obligated on the rata of hot void ; grinding ems not in much demand. There was a more liberal supply of eats, but the mite were glow, buyers merely purchasing in limited quantities; there was no reduction in price, p r i me qualities making 27e. Very little was peeing in beans end pw,aud . quotetions in those articles are the same ea those of Wtssitcx, Ocr. B.—A fair supply of all grain here to-day. The best dry wheat, at which there Is but little showing, nada fully last week's prime, whilst the raw inferior temple/ ware dull sale. Oats and ell other spring corn without alteration. Prices to the grower'—Wheat, white, new. 44, to 465., extra, 47a., 63Ibe. per bushel ; do. red, new, 395. t o extra, 42e. • do. white, old. 44e. to 475. extra, tgo. • do. red, old, 40e.. to 425.. extra, 435. Oats, 104 d. to 116. per stone. Beane, 38a. to 425. per qr. . . . Wont-saran. Ocr. B.—At this day's market there was a fair supply of wheat, for whir hirer prices were asked, but not generally obtained. Fine barley inquired tor, but trecondary neglected. Oats in hair request at previous rates. Brae unaltered. Pre rain 2a. per qr. lower. Tom, Oct. t —The show of wheat on offer from the Arlen at to-dey's market wee ample, and there was a good inquiry at lest week's currencies ; white descriptions were quoted at 465. to 48s. ; red, 40e. vi 445. per 36 stone. There was only • moderate burner dose in Geary, fine malting de scriptions being disposed of at hat week's prices, 375. to 395, per qr. ; grinding ware the turn lower, and sold at 28e. to 325. per 30 stone. Other sorts of 'prow *ors were in limited re ran • oats were a short supply, sod made 22a. to 24e. per. 26 stage; in beans there was no change, rates varying from 40e. to 465. per 38 stone; rye, 80s. ; malt, 66e. to 68s. perry. Dorm, OCT. 7.—We had a good supply of grain • mutat to-day. Wheat met • brisk sale at the currencies of Tuesday, sad • few sampler , superior in quality and con dition rembeed as edema, of 6d. per barrel. Barley of all qualities Ina 6d. lower. Oats brought the currencies of Tuesday, but VIM act by say means brisk. Foreign wheat retinues firm, and in steady demand. hair corn °outliers still to area the exertion of speculators, bat the article is Mid above their views. WATSILIPORD, Oct. B.—We have again to report meaty applies of farmers' grain, but the deliveries by boat have somewhat increased. From abroad our arrivals of Indian corn are liberal, bet barely half of what they amounted to, for the oorresponding week of last year. Our market hes been characterised by great &muerte, and for most articles Lisa, prier have been paid. Wheat, both raw and pre pared, Ma mat a fair sale, at an onhanerment of 3d. to 6d, ppt~lr b rel. Barley an hardly be quoted dearer, bat oats bare tM. to 3d. per barrel more money. For Indian corn there is a Meadily increasing demand, and sellers have no difficulty ha resliaine 3d. to 61. par barrel over the rates current fait weak ; many holders are Indisposed to sell at present pion. Flour the turn dearer. Imports this week : —bertha can, 10,146 qrs. ; flour, 2 mob. Exports this week :—Wbeet. 61 barrels; barley, 140 barrels; oats, 6,000 barrels ; flour, 2,168 sacks ; oatmeal, 63 sacks. - - - - • • KITLICALDT, OCT. B.—We had some heavy showers in the early part of the week, latterly we bare had fine, dry, warm weather. Farmers are busily engaged lifting potatoes, 10 that oar supplies of grain are only moderate. At oar coneley market, this week, we had less grain offering than for WPM weeks put. Prime quabties of wheat, barley, and oats were all la. per qr higher, with a very eager demand for chevalier barley; middling kinds also the turn in favour of sellers. Here, to-day, we had fair aupplies of grain at market. Wheat sold mach as last week. Fine barley, both chevalier and common, about Is. per qr. dearer ; ordinary rme as lest day. Oats are without change. Wheat, new, 38a. to 481. ; barley, new, ne. fld. to We. Bd.; oats, new, 22a. to 27e. pee qr. RAW istigligaut. 1111FROPOLITAIS wain 0011/ITII. NNW dim 00.010000 eo w—.a Wmintimnm ai Ng lia . ni1.4.00 M — I 11•0•12/. Oct to: Twpay.ll ; 11•4 slaw. 11,10, 81•01118111 T. so•-la• A.-0•01100100.. U: Mundy. ; Mew. It Olaszwrisa,n 4 . DM•Mirterl•1111.4111•0111/. 04. Tortay, 11 ; seam. 4 • Ncd llm. nrsos.eoo—Trolui. 001 11. micaool3., Ostc•110410•01—Tio40.1. O. 11; T 010.401. SOOTZW•Lt. it.u4stem—lrstambe. 0.1. 11 1 : 710 , 00000. 11; rd• &Lit Off T O. 1 ,0 ■D0.• 0101111•114ralldlaga—Walosi1. OR 12. Mtn. 400. 13: /May. 14. - - MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. ItVIIIC AND DAXCISO UCIYI!S, The following is the lia of the sew application for Buss Wass with the dadsion at the rout each case. The ap plicatiese of James Tilbury, of the Temperance Hall, Mid dlessa-Aeet, sad Jame Deem, of the Sir Hugh M ddalton, kr osawski, which were opposed, wire sot with, es bee haw lready stated ; and an opposed applkatica by Theme Well sad John Domino, fora renewal to the Weavers' Arm. Bakesorrew, Whitechapel-read, was re hard. Alma*, Macdcaeld, the King's Arms Taros, High sweet, Laniebotca, gaoled ; Bdward Walden, the Crown, Tuftorstraa, teratted; Homy Manisa, the Cheeldie Chasse, Greeranor-rew, Flobro, reared ,• Loibl, the Leedom Pavilion, Ttehbour-street, gyrated for music only ; Walesa anneal 111011 r, the WhestAheal, Hand-court, Holhou, the like ; lame BB" the Havelock Anna Gray's- Oa- leas, the like; Joseph Martin, the Two Breton, Vise-aunt, the lair James Robertson, the Caledonian Hotel, Cooline-pleci, Panctsa-vale, Hemmtrad-road, askeed ; George Hill, the Gipsey Quern, Malden-Toed, Imadelt-town, refused (insullletent proof of notion) ; Frede rick Frampton, the Lord Nelms, Duke's-row, Buston-rod, =for mimic; Charles Barnes, the Bolan Tavern, leas, Hampstead, do. • Wilda= Goulding, the Duke of Hamiltaa, N•ft.lll4l, IleOprtead, do.; Jens Waathier, the Deer and Cut* 6. Oztord-street, the like; Thomas Ans. the Wmetamalend Arne 7, George-street, Porunas. aver% reload; NOWie• Bor den Dale, Duke of Bridge water, Ibeelesoid-stnet North, granted ; William Bowden. the Gouge, 91, Old-one; grained ; W dliam Bleckwell, the Prim al Wales, 16, Bartholomew-square, relined ; Jceeph Knowles, the J o b s Ball, Brewer-street, Clurkenwell, granted' Williari - Flaatiiiii, tie ilt. John of Jeruealst; St. John-.treat, Clarkeawell, granted; George Cleammts, that Red Lion sad Pasch Bowl, St. John-street, granted; Raymond Wheals; Cerdleel Walley, King Henry street, Winston, greeted; Gans William Seater, the Devonshire Castle, Grove-road, Upper Holloway, greeted; William Taylsi Caitlin, Belmont Tavern. York road, lames, refused; Mamas' Henry Leiria Rosemary hall Amemeeljouom, Rommary-erect, refused; James Dolor, the Three Whsel.heaves, High-street, hlingtom, ; Mew Renard, the White Swan. Stsycoaa's-row, granted; James Rollick Davis, the Passau 'Rua, , Stoke Newington, refused (notices not Es i l=ssreed); John Deny, the Sluice House Tavern, . grand for music and dancing ((Skewed Mat year fir mule Gay) ; Matsu Mucks, the Red Lim, Black the Lion ki. Whincohapel, refused ; John Roger., the Old Fountain, Mint-street, granted, Morris Abrahams, Earl of Whiteohapribroad, withdrawn; Thome. Bland, Liu end Spread Eagle, kWh-street, Whitechapel, granted; Charles Rooks SunillOone, the Poll's Head. Paul sen., Finabary, granted; John Edward Molloy, Plicenix Sompersects Hotel Goldsmith's-row, Shereditch, granted; Timms James Jolinsoe, the Tile KIM, Taillerisinervet, miesei ; Mary Randall , the King's Heed, Kisplaad read, greeted; Mary Marta Venue, the Swan Tavern, 23, Seren-aird, Shoreditob, granted ; Joseph Red uced, Firm de IL, Fleur de lis-strest, Mused ; Joseph Treece Pool, the Ball Tavern. Kingslmel, granted; James Use" the Great Mao. Shacklewell-lane, granted Charles ihroort, the Lord Duncan Dowse-place, Hackney, wand George Robert lar;sey, the Rose, Wat.street. tesd;ilm James Hunter, the Red Deer, Cambridge-hark, greeted; Tours Hooding, the Peacock, Bethnal-gm; granted; James Le., Cambridge Hell, Cambridge-road, greeted ; George Healey, Victoria Tavern, Grove-road, Both naive; grouted; Wm. Woodward, the White Swan, Road. mid; Mils-end, granted; Henry John Clark, the Ship, High street, Mihoend Old-town, refused ; Charles Stanton Coach and LI Road-side, granted; Charlie Frederick Rimboult, the Seger Lees,Chorah-stivae, granted; William Fryer, the Halifax Arms, Halifax-street, gamed ; George Ramsey, the Cis Mall, Old Ford-road, granted ; Charles Davis, Poplar, granted; Coulee Dunk, Raters Hotr i Weet India Dock-road, no patties • Mathew Mills, the White Lion, High-street, likedirell, greeted; William Kelly, the Sugar Loaf, Beni :Uwe. a sewer; Isaac Levy, the Kettle Drum, St. Geeerfeatreet, Wand ; Richard Coleman Nunn, Huger forel Arms, Devestakke-piece, Commercial-rod Bast, re hoed ; Jan Roars, lima Dog, Desinark-ateest, St. Georges-in-tte•-iset, passed; Frederick James Fen, the Old ewes Tarim. Qnsem'e-roed, West Maws, granted ; James Dry , the Ring's Head, Winehmore-hiU, greeted ; Wm. Dud the King's Head, Beheld Town, ranted ; Wm. Sam ' flermee, the Plough. Turkey-street, Enfield weak, refined; Charles Menorah, the Rinse Sim, Chamb- e red, Enka, greased; Jolla ?age, the Upper Welch Harp, the Hyde. Heade; refused; and Willman Perkins Warmer, the - Old Welk Harp, near the Hyde, Madan, refused. The Rev. Theodore Williams, the Vicar of Hulk; Mendel to oppees the two last-membered uses. The followingwtrerl were engaged in some of the came: Mr. Cooper, Mr. Mara*, Mr. sleigh, Mr. J. P. Doyle, Mr. Piked, Mr. Roman, Mr. Langford, Mr. Harry, end Mr. F. H. Lewis. la the use of Mr Caldwell, of the Dancing Academy, Deseminet, Soho, bin license for musk and deeds* was veined ender them ohoumstaacee. le March last Mr. Caldwell applied to the divisional justices for a license to sell utilises his premier, which they refund to grant, where upon be:applied to the Emirs autboritiso, as the holder of • license for male tad diming from the Quarto , Seenorta, for permission to sell spirits, the Bubo having the power under • Treasury minute to grant such privilege to a person so licensed our a place of public entertainment. Inspector Webb, of the C dinaton, stated that after the punnet of the Act, 6 and 6 Win. IV. o. 39, wheals gave the Revise this power, a petition was sent to the Laois of the Treasury, praying that it might not be exercised, the petitioners being peewee whom Rawest. would be damaged, they thought, it it were carried into operation. The Lords of the Treasury by • minute suspended this power, but recently, the lessees of the theatres and other plane of sotertainmont bed peti tioned that the minute might he rescinded, the petition 'wan complied with, sad now the Excise authorities wee fee to allow these panutssions. Mr. Caldwell had availed himself of this, and had sold spirits. The matter was discussed at some length between the magistrates sad Mr. Caldwell; the Miter urged Coat .bat be had dram wee in no way defiant of the court or the divisional justices, he had only availed himself of what the law and the competent authorities permitted, and be had no wish but to conform strictly to the law. He had no Intention of turning kis premises into a politic house, all be requite! was the per miasma to supply those who pstrotosed his ball-ream with each refreshment u they might require, and he could not consider that be had dons anything wrong. What the law permitted be had • right to take advantage of. The Chairman said it was the opinion of the magistrates that Mr. Caldwell had made cues of their linnet fur musk end during to get • spirit liceare by a side wind, and had played • trick on the magistrate. below. This court cave him a Ileum for mane end dancing, and could not eanetion his making the of that Ikons@ to obtain • point Menai, which bat had applied for to the proper quarter, the 'teeming magetrams, end which they, in the discharge of their duty sad the exercise of their discretion, bad deeded ant to grant. The Court could not permit the homes to beam made use of, and the decision of the bench wee, that Mr. Caldwell's license, for these reasons, could not be renewed. License refused. The Wean for the Colosseum was transferred from David Mountains, Req., to Dr. Bachntfuer. John Chula Kay attended to apply for the renewal of a lamas to the Lamb Tavern, in ton Kinaeland-road. The same stood in the list, John Walter Freeman, the person to whom the license was granted last year. Mr. Kay stated that be had bean in possession of the hoop; as success.. to Mr. Freemen, six mouths, and he left the manor of the liennee to Mr. Reynolds the cosetrole end an assistant of his, and of comes conoladed it would be duly attended to. The Chairman said no notices had been served at all, and it was impossible to grant the limns; The applicant said it was no fault of his, he tnisted to Mr. Reynolds and his man. The Chairman said them was no help fur it, the license must be refused. In one or two rum where dancing had been given this Booms being far musk only, the curt refined the re newal, sad ale who received • new license for musk were cautioned that If dancing wen permitted it would be takes away next year. Before leaving the bench. Mr. Poweall, the chairman, mid it was with plomnre he had to express the meiotic tattle t action at the arrengemeots mad, by the officers of the court for the anommodsehin of the public and the dietnael of the business. Naar upon 400 of these petition, had be. n dupe-ed of, the parties bad had to attend in many instance with unseen; in addition great numbers of persons feeling in touted in such matters attended. yet there had not bees that least confusion fic disorder. The slide of the business had to go through the office of tho clerk of the piece, and it was due to state that though ouch a maim of papers end documents bed to be prepared, it bed been done with the utmost irritant'', and without the occurrence of ors single error, or the misplacement of any one paper or miles. DRINKING FOUNTAIN AT BnixToN.—A (hinting fountain bee been ended on a euitable cite of ironed near the church Le Brixton, by the fv.eittiy for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. They have also put down water-troughe for hones, baste, sod sheep, on the toed, et Welt are tutus to bi sigmas Writ. _ . (Aavertimment.]—HoLtowlora ()INT/IE24T AND hica—TCsiorok Conn.% ••1, BAD lissurs.-11 &ay depargior frombmlth recut& outer atlcatlo. (son atwitter to prevent rocs ==lt bMs clam of Mown now uuder rcrWo. -am o " fliture ptlu Mr budding tumour court Irtre twit , ritt..tt n. at dodo of &comfort end DION of CL•qulrtuft will *dor .offeror • par. loco Dimmer Its &ascot trot swear, after tontotltor the epot roc yam 1111A.tlf. iltallowar'. 01. tuwut PAW bo ,11,11MICOF ruhbod rot the part outtl it roc4toroko qc - c.clY d. The Mot too coromnonl sitll ...Ir. If Moor renown be dthgettbY Poe. media Um dm& meow or its fell encore are owned. I o ,aos. &I brow. otat ot •Lbout so& tom. ft& I. &tom mcootoaccoo. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-ROUSE. Mr. Hubbard, eolkitor, of 18, Bucklerebury, made en ap plketios to the Lord Mayor in consexion with a Bre which task place en the even's( before ea the promisee of the Pa rasol/4dd Company, 17, Buolderebury. He said that else that cciespiny took those premises a great lalLia•111)11 had arisen to him and his neighbours from the strops nauseoue smell of the wan oil, which had been kept In stock there in largo quantities. 8o bad was the smell that last week ono of has (Mr. Hubbard's) clerks fell down in a It front its effects, sad others bad trequestly complained of Dauer and heedache. Homy time ego he wrote to dm company, requesting that the nuisance might be abated, and he had recently received • massage from the secretary, to the eget that sups should be taken for that purpose, but nothing bad yet been doss. More recently, statements had been made that the existence of say considerable stock of waffle was attended with dupes to the neighbourhood, and the truth of these stemmata was proud by the fact that •en broke out In the place I hat night, which not cely almost entirely gutted the promisee, but aho pieced his other, being next door, in great dagger of destrootke. He (Mr. Hubbard) did not know whether the compasy tateetted to carry out their pro wls of abating the usimaire, but after what had occurred he I thought it err necessary that something more effectual should be done, sad he therstosegssksi his lordship to direst Mr. 13orjaant Payee, the City Comes, to hold en thquest as to the canoe of the be, and to bream the Cliy Solicitor to steed the Inquiet, sad If asossassy to mew sa isdicinmst egoism the porde& The Load Mayor said he could not go quite so far se um 1 desired by the applicant, but he would direct the City Coroner to hold en lacpsee. He might say, however, that beteg near the spot, he himself made some inquiry about the Ira, and Its had found that it woe sot quite so destructive as bad been tad by the applicant. represented by the applleanL El. lordship thee thstructed Mr. Goodman (chief clerk) to write to Mr. Serjoent Payne, and intimate hts lordship e wish that that gentleman should hold en inquest upon the Bra as soon as possible. GUILDHALL. &hoard Clarke end ,f;tirs ---- Welfi7 were breaght up on remand before Sir R. W. Cudea, charged with burglariously breaking into the premises of Mr. C. Onto, of 79, Newgate street, sad stealing therefrom goods to the value of about 1001. About the middle of August Ism it appeared that the premise. of Mr. Greer, cutler, of Relegate-street, were en tered during the night, on which oxalate geode to the value of 1001. were tarn away, and a further quantity of a simile: value pecked up ready for removal. Within en hoar after the robbery the whole of the property wee Pound at • home In Peter and Key-court, Cow-cruse, belonging toe man of the num of 7. miter, who was subsequently tried at the Old Bailey demons for being concerned In the bur glary. and acquitted. The prisoners were apprehended at the West-tad on another charge, when they were identified ne being implicated in the burglary at Mr. Greer'. peensfese; and on being phiced at the bar of this court, a lad named Cox swore to having seen them on the night of the robbery bringiag goods out of the warehouae. end tarrying them away in • truck. A witness of the name of Core also recognised them so the same puttee he saw carrying two bags full of goods into the house where they were found. A young woman also proved seeing the prisoners trying the look of the warehouse door on the night in question. At the lodgings of one of the prisoners were found about 70 skeleton keys, 40 common door and other keys, several pLckkek• end • small "jemmy." Sir R. W. Carden maid It we. quite that' that the course of such dangerous characters should be stopped, ea they had In their possession a number of keys that were capable of opening almost every warehouse in the City. They were of tau dun of men who if detected in the emoraiseion of • bergiary would not hesitate to commit murder, end he did not think be should be doing hie duty if be dealt with them II say other way than by sending them for trial. BOW-STREET. Joseph Berry, a well-known thief, WAN brought op on re mand on a charge of "garottiog " and robbing a gentleman named Hibden. The prosecutor deposed that on the night of Monday week, be went at a late hone to the Ship public-boss, in Totten ham-court-road. He was a little the worse for liquor. He stopped there for tome time, looking out for en omnibus, sad while waiting be got into coevereauon with a woman sow present, and treated her. The prisoner end another man fol lowed him into the house, and also followed Lim when he left. After that he went with the woman to another poblie-house, wham he again treated her. After he left he was attacked by two men, who "garotted" him, took away Me geld watch and breast-pin, worth together about 301., and threw hie on his back on the footway pavement. He became iasensible for some little rime, and had lance coffered extreme prostration from the ipjlitie• received. Caroline Well*. a prostitute, living in Tottenham-place, sad that on the evening in question she had met the pri soner and another man in a public-beams oar the Boston mum terealans. They got into conversation, and the priao •er Mated her. After that, the two wen went with her to her lodging'. After having some more drink the prisoner left, and went to the Ship, leaving bit friend with her. Pre sently they followed him to the Ship. Mr. Hibden then came in, and began to t.lk with her. He had a gla•e of stout himself, and offered to "stand meet" for all the people who were drinking there, inviting diem to " have what they liked." They availed themselves of the offer pretty freely, the prosecutor payee for everything. Presently he became sospidoes, and refused to drink himself, or pay fur any more liquor for the other people there, bet said if she would go to some other house with him be would treat her (witness) to what she liked. Accordingly she west with him to the " (The thief tuber explained that this wee a slang name for the Southampton Arms public-house in Tottenham-conn ected, bat es the witness said she knew Scaly as the "Broma," ' she was allowed so to designate it throughout her atatemege.) On leaving the "Beans" they were followed by the prisoner and his companion, end as mon as they got clear out of sight of the house, the other man sprang upon the prosecutor from behind, clasping him round the neck with his arm, and "throttling" him, while the wiener took his watch and chain. They then threw the prosecutor oaths ground and made off. She followed, ceiling out " Police," bat no poles mum, and they got off. She went bask, but the prosecutor imagoes, and she could not end him. She then vent to the station-house and gam information to the police. Policemen Lambert, a private clothes °fame of the it divi sion, stated that from the description given by the last wit. sow he at once recognised the prisooer and his corogenion. He therefore kept a good look-out for him, and •pprebendd the prisoner on the first occattion. The prisoner had been re manded to give him an opportunity of taking the other num, in which he bed not yet eutheeded. But he bad received is formation as to where the man wee biding, and be had no doubt be should tyke him in a few day.. The prisoner being celled upon for his defence, said, "I ene not the men. The woman does not know whet she its 'eying." Hewer remanded till his companion should be appfthemaid. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Richard Sil:47t,7CArtlemao lin, was charged before Mr. Blogbam with *Waling • quantity of smut and cloth, the property of his employer., Mews. Hardy and Co., 125, New Idund.stieet, cloth merchants. A clerk from the office of Mr. Edward Lewis attended for the prisoner, and a large quantity of cloaks wee produced in court. Charles Cole, • detective officer, 317 A. said that facet two the previous day ha saw the pri.uner lathe his employers' warehouse, 126, New Bond-atreet, and saw him enter the King's Arms publicthoune,Oxford-rtreet.near North Audley , street. Hs went into the valour, and called for some ale, and pen, ink, and paper, and he then wrwe a now and undid a parcel Ito bad with him and dtd it up again in a smaller comps..., and directed it (lbe name, for obvious reason@ we omit). He (Cole) then mated him if he had anything particular I. the parcel, at.d he said be had not— bat what was it to him? He then said It contained cloth, which be bad bought of Mans. Hardy ; but afterwards said he had not exactly bought it, as be had not paid for ir. He said be was employed at Meeers. Hardy's and was going to take it to • customer of the firm and that be did not know scything of the writing on the parcel. On taking him into custody he had in his pocket+ the bill, which bore the same name as the parcel, together with 41. and a watch. On wreathing ble kodgines, 8, Albittn-terrace, Daiston, he found several piece. of cloth, 'atlas, &c. Mr. George Hattly, eon of the peon-cuter, raid the pd maw had a salary of 1501. a year, and had no brute... to rake any cloth from the ',remit-es only as pattern.. He be lieved their loss would prove very serious indeed. • witness namei Looms Newton proved seeing the pri soner cutting ;Lome piece' , of cloth off rolls. The prisoner was remanded. WANDSWORTH. Henry Bradley, who was described as a dustscoutractoe, living in Lambeth, wee charged Nines Mr. logham with wilfully trespassing upun the Jwth Western Railway, sad also with masulting Joseph Ilirece, one of the cempaay's policemen, in the execution of his duty. It appeared from the evidence of the cnnstable and another that the proems? was In the baba of trausnuities manure down the line, end for that purpose he woo allowed by the company to mire the Nine Elm. depot and deboeit the meanie in trucks when they could be spared. There were sometimes twenty abet person. engaged at the depot upon the same business, and at times there wee a scarcity of tracks. They were, however, divided amongst them, but they very oleo had to wait their turn. Os the previous day the prisoner bad been eupplied with on. truck, aced he was told by Mr. Ming, the superintendent, that lus could not have soy more, and that it wee no um lor him to beteg any more dung, as it would not be wiceitted. However, wilts his man COWS with a home and cart laden with manure, be Waisted on entering by the gate in Nice Elms-lane, which was not the proper entrance, and only used by the company. He was told fid3VUTIII times that he could not be allowed to enter, hot he insisted, and drove furioaely past the decors iota the premise., where he unloaded the MUM* Into a truck which was marked, "riot to go." He brought his cart out the mule way in defiance of the officer*, and without the proper paw. He rammed with another load about an hour and a half afterwards, but this time they shut the gate. against him. He then took lite cart round to the principal entrance in the Wand.wurth-road. He wee very witch excited, and said he wee determined to have • truck. They refused to admit hum, and in tryleg to force his way in he 'crook Hiroce. The ofgoere wire obliged to ob tain the aesistance of the metropolitan office, and timid's:Met was locked up. The prisoner was very much excited while in the dock, sad mowed the company of being his ruin. He said one tinsels woe worth LOW., and he we. now we worm bon pease. H• kept six horses and six men, and they were mustard', SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Admen (m)—ns weed the Aden lle (a), Caplets IllEwsa, Wow to bleiconne, wreched nft l apa Northumberland on the Illtb of Auguat, onetwed or 100 Wm of mow, SO mesa flow, sad penal mersondiae, and will tee total km; liftyohn of the poweagen sad war wale drowsed, and it la @spooled there were several per. eons a tend whoa mesa were not repotted.—Whiabw. sup. IS. Charm luck, inlet toot g e to thin harbour in the night of the SIW of august, mooned from spontanrons combustke. ea. mottled sad stun, after fruitless attampts to put out eta on. The noel and cargo (between 4,000 end 3,00 balms codas, ISO one of oil, and maw cellist cargo on hoard), were ninon completely us. paned. The remains of the hull and cargo ban tea end— lontbay, Swot. N. Elloonete Wane:. Captain *dams, tram Buenos Ayres io Leedom, with engrain:go, wee blf .0%40 with the Ned Janet, Cantata ktrhy. 0n... Liverpool to thin por:, on the loth of Jon, in int to M is Si W, end mak eight minutes af tamwdm ; crew saved and awned hers hi the Red Janet, wain haa noelved e apparently, very little injury —lllWhottrus, Alle IL Brtia and imago, to this pen, band at New Orleans.—Lnetycca, (10. th, Rattier.—The Dentehlend, fimplatn Meier, arrived in the river, rein, a having won the wreak of the Rattler (banyne), et Loans, .111 nintanmet ion sad lore semi n lava =WS WV/ km, a the 20th of notewher, between the /$1 , 4 east and lit Patt's wind; wiled wed bn to two boon, Iry new no one au bond. Plan The LAM?, 1}10.131 MILL., clewed at *Anne fee London no its nth ot Onw.ber .] Walachia Owl), Captain Warmed, from &din, with males, no tereslitil mar Kelm ; four Wade aced.—thoustamusopis, VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amerlevo Eagle, from New York for Landoll, Sept 13, kit UM, 100 10 30. Amerman Union (Olio), Lino Ark, from New Orleram toe Limped, off Sombrero Keys Game'. (.hip) wow freeremtle for King George. Slued Asport C. Jobe IL Jervis, loom Liverpool on Ilai4niol6. Ataillit 28, let 4110, Ncribit;ul;:lan, from lielreseCe ter Ca.cutts, August 11, IDA ST B. Ia 7Y C. pt ip6la, from Literpoal 'or Pltiladripb n Sept. S, lat 43 33, Ird 33 le. diva (brie, from Point de Ga . 's to Loadte, Sept. 9. OFFICIAL TRIAL TRIP OF TBRSTEAM.FHIP DELTA. —The Peninsular end Oriental Comp": ye new paddle-whorl steamer Delta left Southampton to Saturday for Stokes Bay, where her speed was tested by the measured mule, giving a result et 14.609 knots per hour (the mean of foto rune), being the greatest speed reir attained at Stokes Bay. This swill was built by the Thames Iron Ship-building Company. She is 1,936 tons, and 40ti.hor.e power; her length over ell ie 360 test; breadth of brain, 33 feet 3 inches. The enrage, made by Mr. Penn, were formerly in the Ma letta, atd she is fitted with Lamb and Summers toilers. The Delta be an exceedingly line chip, and is fitted with all the latest improvements. The draught of water was 10 fee; being the same fore and aft. There was • large party ot ldid and gentlemen on board, among whom were Masers. De Saks and A. Anderaon (directors of the company), Mr. P. Holt, Captain ll:needier, Captain Ford, the surveyors of the Ad miralty and Board of Trade, Lloyd's Purveyors, &c. She le under the commend of Captain Black, and will proceed to Alexandria on the 12th inst., with the Bombay and Awe waken matte. REPORTED LOSS OP A STEAMER IN THE CEIANNEL. —A telegram was received from Plymouth on Frldt.y, bouncing the snivel at that port of the schooner Devonport, from London, which reports having boarded on the prevams dey the wadi of • large "wail ett the Bott-head (to the 'resumed of the Start), epparrntly the male deck, from the funnel aft of a Urge steamer. Took from the "vita en iron tiller of 5 cwt.. lashed under the deck, arbicb was cipeii.d, the triune being uppermost, and some copper pipe, the osils of which were marked with anchors. The wreck apparently bad not her long in the water. PORT OP GatusaY.—lD consequence of the large end steady Increase of trade at the port of Grimsby, we wideretand the Customs establi'litornt has been remedy emitted—the salaries of the abuts hoeing been rained. and • considerable addition made to the stab.—Civil demos Gamete. _ _ [AdVertiOrMe . t:o —JAMES EPPS, HommorAtind (tinter.elST. IC 16.9 pert hither, process foe the matau(eetuto of Coe. Pre. lOUS Co In 5, Coos. Ins cu. plight!) reatactol, to oansequente of the cm/menu( the preceratems to use. Picea 1411. the .1 be.eut crone sad erstufei ...tacos of tills preistratmet Mce totoeutoi triopaten by the yd..: se a tictatettio bereraie far lattteh:cste hthc 4,ll Or Nipper. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CLUTTON.—Oet e, M H. Georgeeoquare, Pitoßoo, the Mire of F. itatAt. VAR.. at doe. him. DOble.:.-om. 4, at Kteri.bolldlem, Metter, the wife of W. M. Do* lA.. M.D.. of a dametter. 1N , 41.18.- Dote, at Loyal terrace. Edinburgh, the wife of T. Inn% M.D.. E.R.C.0., ts ILIA; *sou NeDY.--Uot. 11, at Lower tiardiner.etreet, Dublin, the wife „ P. Kent ed), E.e., of •eon arid daughter, MAITLAND Ned, Wavertree, near Liverpork the Of* of D. J. Maniac& N.A., of a dau.thwr. MTIINTTAiN.—Oet. 414 Kis:dem:L.ller. the e id of S. Ftrettoo, of neeo. TioKElte.-04.1, at Woodlando„ Toollng.ootunioni Urn J. Wish ofa else/WM. MARRIAGES ASDINO—CRZEP.-0M.15. at .1 1 ete et.', Southampton by the Ile. 11. Corti, C. E ot eq. Hotter., Joney. to Emma Man. daughea of T. 4...r0ce... Lou of S..tha , optou. ATKINS. , N—LOVEi..—Uot. 5. tr. the pattob church of Burton am .% Tweete,. toy the Ker. J. Hardens 11. e ,T. Atkomon.ll.a .or no Moor. to Serall.deughtm of Übe rte W. Loyal, Esq.. of Nagano Orme. BORLET — cS A no ox.—ol at the seri& aunt a 01111nr,oMf Mehemet& Yorkshire by th Rm. J. C Wl:tort-D. V. M.lO. lA/ of the 4th Madre. t otolry, to Fancy. Motihter M Lb. Ceswei, of Eatfordh lork-hue. MIATEIB. 0111trii.—Oat. I, at Cheltenham, a:ed IL Trine,. wife rd 11. Herrin Creed, Ilea.. and yap p tnto4later al the ism William Owed. Do.. of Oresaou House. hem. DALET.—Oct. a. at ?denims. Jana Llise-eth, wife of J. Paler. hae• of Upper To ophdl. timer. JUDO.—Oat 6,, at, Como Lodge. Old bronapton. W. J o di, E. seed TT. LI/Ala-04 1. at Portlutd.plaae. AdatealladopLyae, IL Lem. lii. apd IS. Osk 12.—Oet. 5. at Orotford Rut. PaViiilite. Unlink 41461g1i at the late T. Oates. KM !rioted ma ItuNishett or w mien Rise Het" et Mit IC Lt. dune; le the t'the et Lemke. Malec Ythe Oitee. t , t. etstett.lo the Predate bligelam—Stesoar. Onnass ,