The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-17 00:00:00

SOUTH EASTERN AND CONTINENTAL STEAM PACKED COMPANY. The half-yearly meetiog of th u s company was held on 8 ite.day, at the Blida.-boor 11Mel, Loodon.bridke ; JAIL= M•coatoon, E q., in the chair. • repast was mat which stated that the remipts for the halflear were 13,6601. 11.., sad the expeditors 9.2671. 17., 6i., leasing a bass a Ito hamlet 4,4111.13.. 71., mbieh, with l b . balsam el 100 t. On. 6f. him **previous half-year, lett as available Weans of 4,6111. 14e. at the disposal .1 the proprietors, oat of whisk the dinctees resommended the paymeat of a dividend of 4s. per share oa the paid up capital of 101. per share fcr the half-year, lemieg a Ithaca of 2,222.. Is. Sd. to be added to the megrim fend, which would then mown to ATM 17s. 11d. Refil l *, half-year the capital assonat had been *teemed 2,4131. le. Bd., the east of Imprivemeate la the hall as machinery of thme of the 11WWIpeare soma. In the oonespeading half of lest year (1848) du 'iamb.: of persons pesseeding fees Talkies's' to B whims* was 8,903 ; and law Boulogne M Tellustose, 13,968, nuking a total of 22,891; while la the pest kalf-yeer the autumn were respectively 11.026 and 10,261, naikbw a total. of 21,276, eitowing's decrease of 1,616 pemeagers. • daily tidal service to and how Calais had been perheseed throughout the half-year, at the joint expose" of the !lathers of France P.allway Company and the fiestle. Beaten Railway Company, the farmer pail's ase.third and the latter two-thirds of the meant. The result was, there bad been dariak the half-yes, from Down :2,016 pe nman, and from Calais 2,368. The service bed beta • dirmed with perfcct safety sad matchless }aaeta laity. Daring the last halt.year the ~..Is of the sempsay bad navigated 18,795 mihs without a single reddest or Ws dance of any kind, which might be attributed to the seel and Wit, of the odious and the mallow of the, soh. Flow the capital account, it eppous that the total receipts hem bees 100,2421. and the expenditure 126 8011.18 s. Bd.; Maytag a balsam against the eampany of 17,6591. the 8.1. Oa the revenue autoust it appears Muth* moiipts (including 2,6341. 12s. id. from l b . North of Teener and S iuth.Ea.dern Companies amosatei to 13,7601 lie. 6d., and the expenditure. 9,2571. 17e. 6d., leaving a balance as Mated above, of 4,611/, 14 . in tamer of the mammy. Aft. r a short conversation, la the course of which it was stated that the dividends already paid had avenged 76 Pr seat. as he outlay, and that it wee am oisesiderod that the ftwirSete• of 6 per cent. teem the Elowth-Raseera Railway emptily came into operation until such time as **divi dend truss the conmeenomment tell below that twinge, the report was adopted, and the disliked declined. Atter a vote of thanks to the elminass, the mestiag sepa rated. HEREFORD MUSICAL FESTIVAL. Hanaroari, Illavearthr, Barr. 15. We hive now to report a most satisfactory canals don to tee Iler.ford mire' al 1840. Resuming our report at the poiat when it wY bathes off in via day's !.:press, we hays new to anise the en clueine p.rtormane, of seared musk at dm thithedad yester day. The electivity', at the moraine perfermeases nereseed daily in amben during the festival. Tee "Mellish ° mono lag (yesterday ) brought t ether the lam= maims that • =tine el during the present meeting. Tee "Recitals" h always a =Saint ettractitm, sad its costumed pepelarity knee asst gratifying feature at them feetivals, at which it k aememitted. The whole strength of bead, chorus and prin pals was breseght to bear upon it, and the melt was one of the met magnificent interprets Ms of this invitee enteric , that has perks= ever be. it given. With such • bead, it was abeam iniporible that the overture could be other wise than whet!, performed, sad the opening recitative, "Confess ye vey pee*," was given by Sims Renee with • ef beauty ememeM Wit at one. stamped him se at least one el the beet men of the day. Miss Martha Williams's delt dnusly mallow oratrelto told with gnat =esteem in the sir, "0 thou that tallest." Phillips appeared to have quite recovend kis =disposition, sad swig the air, " The people that walked ia de:knees." with his anal excellent taste. The splendid " Foe elate us • child is bora," was aaagnilkeetly readers.% sad. by parting= request, was repeated, to the great dellibt et the sadism. The =gei sha pastoral symphony touched every heart with its calm semity, and the recitative ',hie fellow wore exquisitely delivered by Madame C Tae air, "Rejoice greatly," was delivered with len effect few sines Mrs. admen have beak able to do full justice to this brilliant bat WSW' part. We ocelot my much of Miss Poole's rendering .1 the air, "He shell hod his dock:" it was taken too slowly. In the shersees, " 0 them that tells ..," sod " He is the Ring of We Mr. Arian Might s , out the organ to advaatage. We should not omit to =the in the fint pert fir. Lean's exesetioa of the reeitative, "Thy /shake," and air, "N -141 sad see." which was delivered with geed taste. He also took the recitative and air set down for Mr. Bias Res yes, " He that dwelleth," and "Thee shalt break them," In consequence of Sims Beene' isdisposition. The third pert opened with the divine air, " I know that my Redeemer Beetle." whisk was of course allotted to the prima demo. It was cm of the most exquisite perform/nos we have ever listened to, and excited a won derful mention in every part of the eathedral. The den- Ikea' effect in parted to it by Madame Catalan Mid se=i bly upon the feelings of all present, and many • meitemed eye was sees to glisten at he close. A repeat wee sailed for by the Lord B chop. Mr Machin's realities " 13:hold I tell you • mystery," and the air, " The trumpet shall soand," were very nicely swig ; but the trumpet obligates by young Harper was perfection. This diMenelt bit has rarely ever been so well performed, even by the veteran trumpeter, kis father. Tree duet between Miss If-William sad Mr. Lorloy, " 0 Death," would have bees bather bad it been taken at • slower time. The suessedig le= " Bat thanks be to Clod," was given with gnat peneleisa minter ; indeed, the whole 'of the chorus,. *mei out the festival have been rendered with • Mete cud isish proving the complete 'Seines of the theral body, and the perfection of their training. The last ale ia this magnlleent and •tiring oratorio, "It God be br as." was given by Mies A. Williams with gnat sweelms ssd the concluding them, " Worthy is the " • fitting latch to this glorious ma. The finishing the mooed pan. was sublime; tad. , is was • most ompiete and ash Union at the doors of the=irr iall ems=expeellaillen, having amounted to 1001. 14e. We should not omit to anise that the ball on the hM sea eon night was attended by between 400 and 600 ; and when the gaieties were at their height. tic mane was truly of • magnificent character. The degas was kept up mitb amid spirit wed the meaning sea hew to shine through the eartabel windeere. 'lhe 'when. raters shows the amounts realised for the amity on each morning of the last three festivals held at Hereford. Is 1843 and 1846 there ware only time morn lags—this year a., were tour: ISU. 1140. 1849. First day &coed ilsy a *l4 7 206 16 6 262 0 0 Third' dity NB • 0 220 4 2 144 0 0 190 14 0 Utah OM 0 3 £723 IS 3 £533 14 0 Thins were the collocate= at the daces, bat contributions swat is by parties suable to attend the festival personally always swell the mamas* soonest, and this will so donut bs the case to the presort yes:. DEATH OP ANOTHER CHAMOIS IN PRISON.— Saturday aftersoon, Mr. Bedford, the Westaiester eortner, pawned inhumation hem Lieutenant Tracey, the Governor (lithe Wawa:Mee Renee et Cervenka, of the death of Almada fie, et the Chartist leaden, so well known to the mane, wise is that prima, hew ea attach of Asians shah" having ben baked up, as breed and water, he Irvin Mused W potent the work enlisted to his by*, pikes authorities, be aeseedesse with the act of parliament An linnet his be bald to-day. A BOLD 8a CArrAne.—The Port Adelaide 06- terser, of Marsh 31 semis the swivel is that colony of a knob, daemons ties fiQeight teal, called the Bountiful, et Berensee, whisk seedy arrived eat from " Old England," tiler a rem eters eh moans. They nut have been germs Writ ere plesehed the can la so swell a craft, FIRE nv CuoarDoz.—Abost half-past twelve on Beturday night Ws lehabiteate at the Market-bill were awakened by •wyet " whisk we diseennedit neighbour, when beak window 'Twinkled On where the lee edifinitsd, whisk we linen an the • sai was he asq years the seat et the Misr et the he. Mr. Winer Demise. This Mega bas bra bees let is • Makin asaisi Ledge, earl the isms saes their ap nage pa from every emir ha the be en enessied with the anion replibi, be theop=l 1r: Onidge, a shoneht. sad megistren et the beige" ea the wady sal these et Mr. ILatios hatter, ea the essalk IVOR Mr. Mader Oa In armorer whit the pares of Mr. Minims, rasa draper, wed theses Se these et Mrs. Naga sad Ilse, ell sad esierensee. IM OD is St. Marretreet„ whisk b • grew dresisitf re. end by news theist the premier ei Maws. Peters gad ism the sprat Mean. Bre, terser% sr are patties, eletiggfai the mere side et the Myr er Matinee rib. lithe limemesseet, were prod issieer sever. Os the swab sMe, the in arm from lir. Igen, ewer gar the parses of Mr.Tasisse, the draper, gad sat theme were ass • sr of Ire. Oa the sertb-wws, der M. Mu test, the liars mat ash parks et the heat et lie./Isslie, gal Mesa =l ls e a drip ia Werwirdeset, ssi thus herd the el the peeps* aseibilegM, sirup hese were Leg satraised ter at mirage pregame ea sire elie, rapist by Mr. D. Pate, awl Yr. Wier the e, boul. The ire mod trebbest silvel 7 eager 11111 a i were esesar Is edibles r whir rewere destroyed, =Tr sari hem the ef disk Meeks and C 1101.331• IN TEN Crri.—On lieedey tin Lord Mayer east he the sky arra be arise a asugsila whet bad bola lass the sees area herh gebrese* is the males es , esi ea aliens Ms that body Is the Wrier wee lee Me WM. for hie approval la obeelaties rem% the olty. The Lord MPrelin te egremed his marl et the abler sad the deer rat vas Ihsa rat, a whisk tM ersibee sawn* ar haled the Westing Abed is the at howils him " rhea cidletise, rretatti=sees rim ibst preicael re, whether Mara ambred or is prate per, wield gas their press emperor' the plea. Twer7 rater ear et the appeal ham less area to be drier la the *Mb _dep. • Shaer rhea whisk cgs bra Mat Ile Chi Beer et EWA ap parel* the esemealka is MS harthb east et reemovisi gigragaikta boa the W i t et all deer sr the hoses vYNatfss Mika was preeesetei with rest vigour the if Mier with sifter Nedra sad soaker at Weir mist* THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 17. 1849. MR. WHISTON AND THE DEAN AND CHAFTER OF ROCHESTER. PIOCIRDIXOS IX Comma - - On Friday last the Dean and Chapter of the cathe dral of Reshoster amembled in Chapter House, perusal to nodes. The pressegage. which usually re l a t e merely to the MOMS, at tie fsamiedes, were more than usually impel mat. is esasegesase N Mr. Wkielea, the Master et the grouser liskeek bevies( emu dad to appear "se show MUM wk.l hs limit est be ressoved from his Ass for having wrist= a mends pusiglet," sad " to make to.. answer totool laterregiesiks that 111110 4 he Poeulds." The meadow of Me &weer present were the Tory Rev. SAM rise= ell Reshaafor sad afar of West Feekigh assuage Was Zing, lINIASOSIM of Isibssits. usiell of Resheseer, sad rester if Slime the Maagaw Inks, D. D., seam of Reshrarar, diaplaia W the 1301/011 vim of Siermissisr Ilasehall, Lytchett Moire, Cod: Meals, dmi Dowl. and maul sense M Chaim, Zest; the . th, D. D., asses ef Reekeeter, rural deer, Meer of Boaley, Keeton& riser of Theesesn Curtis, lalesslashise ; sad the Sew Zawrd Hawkins. D.D., rasa ellimbesesr, provost of Oriel Oellew, Osford, aad nom et Pea*" Siam These iteniss were Weeded by their shaper clerk, Mr. Gimp Emil, @skater, who is also auditor sad legal advisor to the imam. Prim to Mr. Whiles left cited to attend, Mr. MILL NM mod ero from that gestlnesa. re questing to be pmereitted le appear by ceitasel, or to be al lowed the mehtellie of bpi abloom during the trW, or of a Mend es s witness of what niel• take plea. The CHAPTER Esdisi Mr. Whist.% be Wormed tut be is expested to siftsi ohm At ens Wabash Mr. WYOa samisi alms. A ask and table were set sport far Me, with pos. bk, sad paw. Mr. WE ISTON, having peg duo impel legs _Nei chapter, inquired of the Bork if the eltaptar woo ememblei to set upon their citation to his of Await 13 ? The CHAPTER CLERK having replied I. the agr nativ, Mr. e WHISTON thee said he should be extremely sorry to appear to set is any way dimmest:ally to the messubls chapter, bat as he wee strictly ening seder the directions of the Solichergeseral and other legal advisers, he had no eltareatim but to deliver I. • adios to the chapter Welk, appraise him that the Cam of gasses Beach would be moved err the ohmage, mad kr a prohibition to stay the 11111 lON then headed la the maim, sad proceeded to reed • pettiest by way of d.marsr ebi.stl ig to the June dictate et she eon's ea semety-twe spedo presade—snaoss others for prejudicatisa, bias, Menem, coadoes seatoopt of the High Court of Chancery, duOint vezatM and she on the 'mead that it was unseemly a nd matrszy to ell law, rums, sad justice to cell epos the party sited to deka% Massif bele', the chapter, as his sae Padget epee askew el libel, whist s men of Is. at Westailasem amid dedde, fa whisk their own eireastsr, Hear, seed credit wise sessmasi, sad whish seem eat et Amps made ardent thorium of Mik "Criae estiteded ha& rEIBTON having read thie s saT:iw mewls observed that be had Matra up several elnervatime way of mew to the shows, se Maw the foregase whisk the Obsparled Aphid es against him, ha died that he meld net seeektestly with his demurrer sad pietist eater epee any Moses; met in fact he wee by his seemed peely laterdishad free Mies so, bet that Ms Dean end wished M see what those elserestkas wen he siseM r re glad Is damply with their wlsk ups applineisa Wag re petty made, sad upon the amisesindie l int it was with. oat pillages to the denniner. Mt. Maim added, eat as be said, by way of dehase, bat simply as a redeems wishing to so whit was right, that if he lad eipsersed self tee warmly in hie pamphlet he wee sorry lir it, sad meant no permed cisme to the Maapter or any other person. After • puts* of two or three miantee, duelist, which no member of the chapter offered to speak, Mr. Whams with drew. Seteequiretly, the shape', clerk having represseted to the aspen that it would be deitreble for the proceedings that Mr. Whietm should put in a demos the chapter directed their clerk to endeavour to obtai n the same of Mr. Wlthten. We understood that Mr. Whistea deolleed to give in say defines, except " without prejudise to the demurrer," and the chapter refused to metes it fa that form, although, as their clerk tapered it, very minions to see the defence sad to do justice. Ultimately the Dian and Chapter adjourned their chapter lamming Nag Teasley (to-morrow), at sees. MIL MORE CYFER.RAL libilet 7tis empathise for Room liberals are awabsed.net needy the sympathies, battha eassaankuna nib disellsbers la satherity appealed to is the mos erns weeddisern se have rise to deep. A umber of usketanate Mat she senueadw of the day won enabled be gee oat of Lar sae % , -eass of Bea* paspeels, whisk the eureal ma gus ; wide these obey east es board • vessel and WWI Iry Malta, bat the Begat Beset cabals governor ef that okay was deg to Bs aileedee ef Italian who bed dared to rent a Pope. Be s riedi then frees the moil OM whisk Inglesd salsa, sae thew to seek hospitality in Ouse* eels sews eldest pest. The shabby tordty des* * ad sends resperalleled; nor h its lesseßey feu. It pleas Inked la the KetUterrasean on • per with the petty tyranny of Bogies ; and whilst our mi nistries at kens have not __pied snaky le profess sympathy with sea defeated in a Oka elewsle des kosisa, dis plays ear arthosithe abroad herrowtni the easesest nukes esti precautions Isla Austrian, sad Beirden It k repsted that the Boglisk Colonial Olies bee reproved the Governer Malta, the British Del Greta, Mr. °Turd. We begs that this is really the ear • bat the mart e• yet is wiliest audacity. It would be sitmnely paisfal to fled the liberal words of ree seethes of be cabinet erstradieted by the Wiberal acts of the other. That the Governor of baba bad • legal right to are as be did, will not avail his seek la enesse or extrianatioa ; and say sleek plea u the kw of sevolutioury dodges from • pual of wounded and trenktg ereatares imploring • place at one of the =Sand best-garrisomed of oar English demi will at am be seated by all sensible men.— Bagrairor. IRELAND. Dram, Sen. 15. There is a total absence of interesting news from the country. In town there is a good dal of atten tion paid to the Dolly's Brae investigation, and the cathr., look more to the final result in consequence of the delay in calling Mr. Kernmis to account for his conduct in striking off the catholics in the cue of " Callanan and Cameron." The Press of last night, and to-day's Freeman both discuss " Roden law " at considerable length. The words of Lord Massareene see quoted by the Reeman : " The clergy appear to me to be the chief promoters of the Orange &mon stratione We are in the middle df the dullest season of Dub lin, whose citizens are the "sea bathingest" people in the empire. Even the open company have failed to au the theatre. Last night the hones was only half though the prices are moderate. Alboni, in "La Figlia del Reggirsento," last night, disappointed the audience very much. She did not please at all in it ; but in " Conerentola," of which the second act was played. she made ample amends, and was vehemently applauded. THE HARVEST. Hof CRRL.—Not withstanding a very marked bright at the hams of a groat poem sf the potato mop in this aeghbeushood, the Innen plettitally exhibited kr sels in On mean ben so moth of disuse, as is late pan, thank Provident. TM pies otelleen, with a mod 'apply, at 64. per market harlot of 211b5. —Xiffes Co. CAYONier 11, Sept. 12. Leman:L.—Ties day the plata market 'bowed the first =lll=Mason la um amp led in the few potatoes ithato meld be no l2. iaeike es to the old epidemic. Olosaisk MAYO.—We haw awls apt. So eats that the potato mops in this coney' are earl belikai their gromd, then belch very of the Mame eggame In say quarter. The is mast Omni. perm ime no now welt sappliod with exasthat ZarisTurnip, NMI% sad parestips, an ales finding m:y km the With even law wages, if eon stead? employed, tbs avald aow task sat reasosable sobahlems from the ena.la as of providem —Mop Tao- F lat °. it 2.—able the Mao of ear usnal monthly report, on 4116 ea week, t at program of the potato blight has been u s hat of say par days 1844. The_ pow* of tits ope r z a rabo sow said to be over, bet that wow be et sem & little conesqueeta, thy an is mot ploaff meg wed pawn ; bat the them bet eat is n hot ea the new. OM wa tt e the wh a rf mss nay bo soltested. Dtg b ast week sus the den night mil snub( fogs, Imo always been the presume of this sal oath may. However, the weather amtE:tie:et XasAmy, mil imam Wes es Meade/ al Tuesday anesing ree=somewhat cheek the which now tr. met aw TM atenlo blight has new, we impel to be, berme 11=t e :s4t lha the to:: the pose sad smar ms M peen make to Masks= mit tubas on oho itlesSok the rot being ~ide stly the OW IS OM ef lest feesie. Than is tail dflifinaffs, istweee, *le pr lista s ho bees fully a meth later, width is IMO el es the pest btlk of the mop le dyad almast. II en ,to mashy, so that the thistles will be MWm that won pleated lab—• prank* Ala should he bay hisesninuad sting es say spaptsmo Odle mysterious malady remain la the .sentry.—Dtrip Jeurosal, MO. U. Utomm—The harvest is rapidly coming in, and a wary Inge awedr of bulk one and wheat will hare been out down by She nil et the pasent week. Oats, whisk at the eigy /Met of the Nana it was madden& would be short, Is Wig te be above on avenge mop. The straw is goad ; mod. Am the angles which have born exhibited at the ltal amkse, we foll easideat the quality will be very suptier. is reopen to the wheat, the bulk is large, and the damage, abate whisk then has been to meek nein. Ent a thw weeks alme, Me been head to ho atm petehely MUM. The pews imp, hi pine et yield. has mew Mos 111.101•1; sal It sbe pseud nod threar. thie moan soninues he weak er tere, the grad pro. piles be id* abed, se coat i piir Islet us sow elision ripe. Mto the dinar, it k net on the Inerrase. • Readmits, whose tans is situate about three mike from tows, ►tats that its a thirty sore add of potatoes—Bally. pally liable—be dees sot expect to Had ere ►usbels ot fa teettd tabors.—Baniser of Ulster, Sept. 14. F AAAAAA ou.—A few days sae we were *hem a sped- Mtn et oats grows ea a tarns near this town, the property of Jams Hannan, B•q ,11. D. The Muth or tbe stalk was are feet, sad the amber of Beata 100. We sadaretead that this ma fair sespi• et the Mire Sold. The &sada ✓atios et the stalks of the rotates has spread meiderably ; however, we believe that the roots up te the pram coo damessad. Oar °Finial is that from the advanced sista of the WSW geesuelly, the Whim, it any, will be bet pared. The supply at our market Is wood and abundant, and prim are 20. sat lid. per steam.-11Pid. NAVAL PORTIMOIITZ, Sim 16. Inflexible, steam-al., Com mander Hosessua, arrived yesterday morning from Chine. H er data of arriving sad sailing are from Hongkong, 25th May; at Bombay. 19th Ina', sailed 4th July; at Mauritius, nth July„ mind 32ed July; at Si. Helena, August 14th. sailed en the 17th ; Ascension, touched at ea the 21st of =r• at Madeira, September 6, sailed on Bth. Brilliant at at St. Hama which she left cm the 14th of August Ike end may be expelled in about ten days • on the ptea, with Rear- Admiral R eynold., Goren mid Seringspatani, were at Simon's Bay. Smythe, 26, at Mauritius; 011111UO, JB, in Mozambique. RearAdliral Reynolds was waiting the arrival of Othanto dese Wyvii. is Castor, to resinn his command and proceed to the bath-last Coast of America. Randolph, sonnet ship, pat into Si...'. Bay in the middle of July, foriedisal erist aeee,laetasegseuesofthe late Surgeon Superinteadest, Mr. H Goldcey, laving pat a period to kis existence by jumping over-Use at sea while laboarlng under temporary deraage mast, mused by ery•ipelas in the head. Mr. Lawrence, senior assistaat of ths flag-chip, having been appointed acting sue gees superiatenderat, Randolph proceeded on her &ablation to Aastiolia. Commodore FanaMwe, in Conner, had pro ceeded from Amadeu for Loesdo, on the 9th, only four days Were Brilliant's arrival. Brilliant lest Ascension on the 19th August. Tortoise was the only need lying there The squadron on the souat was healthy, and very successful . The following Akers ease home pas -evens :—Capt. Ross, 85th Toenail, aideqtheamp to Major-General P. Rome, Governor of St. Helena, ad Captain Strange, R. A., from St. Helena. Among the invalids arrived by Inflexible are B. Waller Eq. late Secretary to the Admiral at the Cape, and Dr . Campbell, from Columbine. Mr. Lash, par- NT, had been appointed acting secretary, vice Weller. In• derible remains at Spithead. Calypso, 20, Captain Worth, sailed on Friday evolves for Chatham to be paid off. Flannel, 6, Com. J. 0. Johnson, sailed yesterday morning for Devonport, to be paid off. Dragon, at. fg., sailed on Friday for the Mediterranean, and in the evening Corso raat also sailed for South America. Arrogant, et. fg., went out of harbour yesterday afternoon, and sailed in the even ill" for the Me&tenanean. DIVOSPOI7, fthrr. 15.—The Salamander steamer, in charge of Mr. Davey, supernumerary muter of the La pregnable, returned from Pembroke on Wednesday evening. The Vesuvius steelier. in charge of Mr. Martin, magic of the Comtism', returned from Greenock, on Thunday, having left Mr. Brown and party in charge of the Gretheek, sew steamer, to navigate her to Devernport. The Osethemmt steamer, Commader H. Schonberg, arrived this day from Portsmouth. She comes into harbour to take a ripply of ends before she proceeds on her voyage to the South `maims station. The Dragon steamer arrived this and came into harbour for a supply of opals. is bound to the Meditemnsea. The ikent, 14, 1 .osinsandee Frederick I. Johnstone, arrived this day from the West India station, last from Portsmouth. She was inspected and her crew mustered this afternoon, by Captain Sir Thomas Maitland.—The Dr talus, 20, Captain C. G. Wellesley, was paid advance on Thursday, and sailed on Saturday for the South American statios.—The Haelespla was taken out of No. 2 dock, and the Caliope was taken eat of No. 3 dock, this afternoon, both vessels hens, had their keels examined, and having undergone repair, —The Ram Wee was inspected this day by Attested Sir Jobs Louis, penis= to being reported to Admiralty ready he gothents• sieth.-The Planned, Commander Wood, hose the nest of Mb% will be paid off at this port. Pnithiona, Bm. 13.—A perfect storm of vied and sale having admen, the Black Eagle, with the Lords of the Admiralty on beard, en passage to Cork, 444.61444 to this gait eh gm edit* am., to-day. The sea estatt was sash as almost to defy the steamer's efforts to passed. Their kraldpe landed about nine o'clock, and, lairhag a cankr ben tie Royal Head, drove over to Tenby, where their kedthir will nada until the weather broths, when !the Base Ingle won p round there, embark, aid convey thee to Omsk. • sod ales dent occur;ed on the Black Eagle's shaft the barber. She ran foul of a sloop laden with slates, and the othethelon was so great that the troop Immo sunk. TM grew, however, were happily saved, and a.tl brought into poet by the stouter. The wind has consider ably abated, and Mr. Parker having returned to the dock yard it is expected the steamer will promote her voyage this evening. Mr. Henderson has already so far progressed in the Octavia's equipment as to have her three standing mists skipped. M' Mr MILITARY. TWO CONNANDIR-IN-Carer 111 INDIA.—Tb. report to Ilse effect that Sir C. J. Napier will return to England next spring, and thus meats his command, is, it aopmn, without foundation. Rcislly so is the on die that Sir William Gomm is remaining in India for the express purpose of succeeding Sir Charles. Ten Tionre ter Dent.ter.—Amording to the latest ac counts the troops in Dublin have suffered much from the premilirg sickness. ENROLLID PINSIONRIS AT HUDSON'S BAT.—Aeconata ham been received of the out-pensionen sent to Lord Sel kirk's settlement in the Hudson's Bay territory, and a l•rge tract of land hu been granted to these men, who, it will be remembered, were sent out to replies part of the 6th Foot, on its return to this country to rejoin the remainder of the regiment. Can. HAITIAN% half pay, Royal Stsff Corp, is appointed Town Maine of Portsmouth, vice Lysons, pro. motel in 23rd Royal Welch Fusilien. MILITARY OTRILATIONS AT PORTSMOUTIL—Tee great success which vended the night opera•ions, conducted at Portsmouth under the auspices of Lord Frederick Fitscla mutts, and of which we gam an amount some weeks ago, has led, we bear, to the contemplation edema arrangements for repeating the exhibition on the night of the WM inst., Iwhen, it is added, her Majesty will probably he present, and erNrwartts sleep on board the royal yacht at Portsmouth or SPORTING. EPSOM AUTUMN MEETING . The %Bowleg b a list of the sagagemosti hr the meeting cm Tuesday next, including the in mail on Saturday : NOPMaNTON (OrTioNAL SELLING) Ovum of 10 son. sash, h ft if declared to the Clerk of the Coves by ten o'clock the night beim* running. Metropolitan Stakes Conroe ; two miler sad • quarter. Mr. Deeth'ellegapokm, 5 yn, le he scarf* 1601., 7st IMb; 'him Pitt's Ltdepo‘ 4ym UM. 71471; Mr. & Seen% lackwons, 4 yrs, 1001., 7st Eh; lhMwefs 'hos Mee& 4 yik NM, OM 131 b ; Mr. R. Footer's The Maly Limped Mir miter own Ole le Boverlee's dam, 5 yrs. 1301, 501; Led Stredmeseess The Mae, S yrs, 1001., Set Mb; Mr 13. licothosiefe belly Leamorot est of Osmelin, II yn, 1001, 3st filb ; Mr. Steramon's bath Old Eagliaomtimesm, II ye ,1001, let 61h. BillwiliCi Swim of 10 som. ask with 60 added ; fcr 2-yr-olds. Threw quarters of a mile. Sir O. Hostboste's Golden Lee, Major Ilarlya's The Leh, Mr . 0. Hobsca's lthdyelas. Mr. Oreville's Parley, Colonel Misca's • by Gladiator cut ef IL Abbew, Mr. E. It. Clarke's The Old Otentodere, 8 r J. Hawley 's Hire* Mr. Growth's Bosworth, Mr. Wadlow's Clinch', Mr. W. Etwall's Buhrsoger, Dube of Sidunond's Plough share. BPSOK AuTenor HANDICAP of 20 Dom. sash, h ft, and only 6if doctored, with 800 added. New Derby Course. (68 subs., 24 of them declared.) It lb et lb InheeNnegod 8 7 Ormsby (late Triegraph) me..... .......... 713 3 yre 1 Vs= Dem, aged Maid eflhoduro, 4yn ..... 7 15 MEM erbienTalley, 8 yro 6 Swim Bah 4 yn 7 7 511 Ikediam 4yrs ilem, 4 yrs 6 8 HoisP1iF, 1 2 T, . 4 lss l ll. «.7 1 lb* Fudge, 3yn .., ...... ... 6 ..-1 7 7 Min Ouse l aged 7 7 liesead Nib; 3yn II 8 13 lielisay, 3 yrs riz., : ii.-.., dlt libander. are • I lyre 611 Ilir hwarers" yrs 1161 1 m. S Yrs 6 11 S pis Oraidile. seed 6 11 5 yn 3 thimedise, egad Lawdlerd, 8 yre 6lO V matey iMi id Kamm 4 yrs Thrhnerth, 3 yrs. Peva% 3 yn 4 IS AlorrOrmiTs4 FLAMM (E4stooloP), et 10 INTL east, h ft, with 26 added, reathroseu riders. premed lockage allowed to ride by carrying fib *Mrs. hew Darby emu. (6 subs.) Lord Isrethroore's Mai Inns, Poi Mt; Mr. O. Lm dial Mabee Murray, aged, list 7 ! ; lord itMlimsre's at Um 114 41 1 ; Mr. A. L Bowlers Tit Bit, 6 yes, 111 16h1 Elgimnystaa, 6 yes, MA 121 b; Mr. IL 0. Lee's Lig Pamme. dyse, 1011 Ch. OPTIONAL SsiLure NATI of /SOL, the winner to be mid by audios, sad the surplus ems the Benin pries to go to the had. Heats. 1 mile. Mr.Weet's Mania of Ormiughes, 6 yn, Is Is sold hr ISM, llet lib ; Maim Pars LINY-biam. 4 no, MM., tht 416 ; Mr. Forth's iminaz z Ng . ma i = i t is. C. L. Foes Mater Mwry, Ist 116. Mr. 4 ma, 601. 1. 75 t AO; ep i Mood: 4 rob MIL. ht to ilr. M. hwa Kr..,. ht 161 ; Mr.bilishmes bi f by Tekolpide= m 3 yes. UM, _IM Illa ; t it res Ooroset, lyre, MO , Get 121 b; Mr. herons% Th e Old Oristiomea, 1 yrs, 1101, bet 7m ; Lord Otrathaterers The Prefab ms, MI, est 411) ; Cesists Otway's Donbas. $ yrs, BM, Osteli Tha nen willbe run in the above order, rommoseing sp I:1r one o'idoelc. Spada Midas w il l be shorted as 1 BRECONBHIRE RACER. WIDNIBDAT.—BISCOX/1111111 SULU of 7 mom ose b, 3 ft, sad 26 aided; the weoad to save We mac Two lanes. aft. Drain Trowidee, vta, Id Mb. Mr. amides Mann., soma. are; IMb Mr. Tames Pedientak .. Bozooox STAKES of 3 sow. mei, mod 36 added ; the mood to save hie stake. Hews, awe round sad a die. taw*. Mr. Japed LUIS.) J d yr% /et Lb J. Mr. IL revait's lady HroMa. 1 pOst Mb Mr. Ilsomma's Ovary, 4 fa, Set r4 DM. Covert &Aug W 3 tom seek, with a trap added by the stewards lode, ow lig& Mr. Moirmat away, 4 yrs. Id ...... 1 I ar limpat IsblN42:t . I 2 Mr. IL Isak 11 yr% Tatilb 4 II Twit. pie. 114 1400 ....•••••«••••••A 4 TWO MIMI menet CRICKET. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK. Tuts DAT. At Ike Orel—Surrey Ground Ir. Croydon Clarence. At Kenalegtco.—Ketulagton Amateur Club—Married T. At Leicester.—C runty v. Town of L•icester. At }babes —1 Zateri v. Holahan Club. At Leeda.—Eleven of England v. Eighteen of Leeds. To MORROW. At Leeds.— Eleven of Ragland v. Eighteen et Leeds (e tin At Reikluna.—l Ziegael T. Rolkhant Club (costumed). Reedleig.—Barks v. Swim At Binahignam.—Two select Elevate. At Gravesend.—Gravesend v. Dartford. WIDIMIDLY, At L•eds.—Eleven oi . Bog - LIZ Leeds ((occluded). At Lord's.—B:. James'. Burlington Club ♦. Eleven of the Howe of Parliament. At Copenhsgett Ground.—Copenhagen Ground v. Sou th gate. At the Ont.—Eleven Pinion of Surrey v. Twenty Gentle men of the Burley Club. THURSDAY. _ _ At the Oval.—lneven 1 2 1;;;;;;.Twenty Gentlemen (con tinued). At the Attilltry-ground.—Hon. Club v. Bow Club. At Hinpton.—Klogston Club v. St. James's Club. At Downhaat.—DowLhasn v. Lynn. A . Stockton on-Tees.—ltleven of England v. Twenty-two of Stockton and diatriot. FRIDAY. _ _ _ _ At the OvaL—Bleven hams v. Twenty Gallants (con cluded). At B , ockton-on-Tees.—Kleven of England v. Twenty-two of Stockton (oontiantd). SATURDAY. At Stockton-on-Teca.—The above match concluded. SUSSEX v._ ALL ENGLAND. This match was resumed on Gansien's pound, Brighton, on Friday, in the course of which di; , it will be foand that some of the England side appeared to do just se thee pleated with the Sasses bowling. At the close of the first day's play, Sussex having scored 101, England went in, and, with the loss of two wickets only, obtained a many as 63 runs; and now it will be man that on Friday they increased that num ber to the unusual amount of 277, of which Parr contributed 86, Mr. Fells 67, Chatterton 25, Hinkley 18, Adams 17, Clark 16, and Mr. Hammereley 11, whilst the others handed in smaller offerings to the general sum. The score, at the close of the day's play was, on the part of England, as fel lows : Adams, cilium:len. b Dein 17 A. Myna, Esq., b 80x....... _... Huy, c Dean, b Cbsten 9 Mu c Napier, b Box 8 Cliatterwo, handles 25 Clark, not out PUT ; b Box 85 Hinkley, c lkwbby, b Bon lB IIU Gawidm,b &Hanna. 5 byes, 1; wide, 5 N. Tell; b Ban B7 YAW. b Hununersley, 1b w, 11 277 Dean This match would be resumed on Saturday morning. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. EIGHTEEN OF LEAMINGTON. . _ . In consequence of the wet weathtr, the rain falling =bout the day on Wednesday, this match was not re ; and tosfore, not being played out, was drawn. RUGBY SCHOOL v. THE STONELEIGH CLUB. This match wits played last week, and was the scene of a lugs amount of scientific development, as well as of many very long Kerr, which was that of Mr. Trani, who, as a Zinger, bad we erect from Blackheath, and halted in the vicinity of Ruby School. His whereabouts, however, having been discovered, his services were put in requisition by the Stoseleigh people, by the offering of 92 rums to the party. Lord Garrey presented the club with 37 rues, and Mr. H. Verson, the captain of the Harrow Eleven, ten dered 29. At the time the game was discontinued, the score stood r follows: Tim SrowiLziaz Cum H. R. Grimace, a Lecke, ram J. W. Irlesnes, b 9 Market l5 Blackett 6 Meteors', b Crofts 34 Rose, o Wysa, le Blacken 0 H. Versos, req., 0 Crosse 29 J. Meekest', Ls, b Lack ... 5 Lord Guernsey, 9 Lack 37 IL Ord, Req., run out. l6 J. Trail!, La., sot oat Hos. 19..lrewls, a Newbokl, b Lack Gasnita--at Gravesend, September IG, frou with Itsvicg attempted to extort 6001. from Messrs. Herrin, Gaon Isnuer-at Gravesend, September 16, from. .......................... Farquhar, and Co., bankers, Pall-mall, by means of two Agrest i ,. 61.0MANIL-at Portsmouth, September 15, front .- .. Gr. le-ten of a menacing character. Geo. Iluteme- at Falmotob, September 15, from .. .... '''',..entl Mr. fabler appeared for the prisoners. The depositions • Ilesav-st Desl, Septambe 14, front . . ........... "snit were then taken. They tallied exactly in substance with HMADA CATIIMUDD -at Ma r a:ma, SepteQ . ,; t : . 11; .. iiiW the evidence given by Mr. Hoek, a member of the firm, end Hems-at Falmouth, September 14, tram the other witnesses who were examined last Saturday week. limier Lowe:re-et Plywouth, &iv ember 14, fr?ar t . a . When the prisoners were brought into court to hear the ilia_.". w °..e. -- ai Gra""kit . 8 . , ..t-t_7 lB . Imes-. gene reed over, Mr. Broughton inquired of the polies g T _atuas,,d n cod, ge gr eT „ b i6 / . 1 : 0 % -7... 4 .7 if had succeeded in finding out the names and addresses b iAL/A -ae pm. September 13. f rom ..................... -.semi 01 the pelmets. Inne-at LIMPID!. September 15, &Ore . .............. Ofm .............. Pellee-sergsant Skew said be bad meolvtained that the pri- J. P. WILITIMT-at Liverpool, September 15, frei,i.7. -- goner was known in the ociferroom of Hatchett's Hotel as a J. Oaenee-et Liverpool, September li, from Jug 011AT...41L1M11001, Stptillabff 15, tram ............. 4 41 frequent visitor. He had letters addressed to him at the J OMMILIIM-at Liverpool, September 13 Mum - hotel as J. P. Bedford, Esq. Police-gergeant Emery, 80, Jaaee wa .„._, unman& **amber 16, f , -go% said he reeolleeted about two years ago the maleteottlef /Oils AND WILLIAM-at Gravesend, September 15„ .. figi7 .................. gave a female in -Amp for rebbieg him on Ha ,_y.h" The Jiura-at Gravesend , September 16, Iran_ ................ • --- ibe..,_ . 's though ha lotus Jeans - at Falmouth, September 18, t eem . _ sws prisoner aligned the peons-sheet S. Pym, stating kinurelf to be deanery-at Valmoutb, September 13, from ..".. ................... a gentleman from the country. Tee prisoner, affected to be rather deaf now, was not deaf at that time. JAMDS Baues-at Falmouth, September 14, from ............... „W ei Jami-at Olowseiter, September 13, fpm The mal l : o rlon, denied that he was the person referred Kars-at Gravesend, September 15, from p, to by the sergeant Kniorros-at Gravesend, September 13, from P. alt S .......... The constable was positive as to tbe prisoner's identity. Lams-at Gravesend, September 16, from .. . ... _ ......... ' ...r. e .... Mr. Hook said two days ago he had received an runny- LADD MUMMY-at Gravesend, September 14, iroes ... :: .... moos letter, stating that the prisoners were not man and L ee ." _ e l perremouth, September 13, fres ... h * LADS Mnlllfilfat_Grayseend, September 15, froM „c am wife, sad that they could be recognised by • a person in Lov ur r a p r i l am us u r a t.... °Gra= Se p temb er ' 869 0r a b . m13 . . t"iiirrhame Jennyu-street. This, however, turned oat not to be the fact. .............. Police-sergeant Smith said the prisoner sometimes had 30 Locer-at Bristol, September 15, from. Of 40 letters a day addressed to bhp, "J. P. Bedford, FM." Lon-at Liverpool, September 15, tree. -. .. .............. ' 141 • 41 . Mr. Broughton intimated his intention of committing the lemma-et Liverpool. almou h September I ber S• prisoners for trial, but was willing to take bail for the female. Lil y or rai r LazS7G 6ePtem k, Zot. tr ios OM . 1 . 5 ""'.,.. --a iws Mr. Mohler was promo: 1 17 to make an application to the LYMMDIM -o ff Pertamouth, Septembei 17, from: . --- 1-.." - "m 61 1,..... Court en behalf of the f • prisoner, when Mr. Saunders, htumta-at Chester. September 14, from .................... a barrister, came forward, and asserted that he bad been Maims Lamm-at Falrecrith, September 13, from .. . -- '"`el zaah sent by Mr Shins, who had been retained on behalf of the Mausar-at Falmouth, September 13, from 11: friends of of the female to conduct the caser.-Mr. Mohler said M. 214 FiLt."!s - of F+ lll,o4 tik September 14, fioM ... , ......... he had been instructed to attend for both of the prisoners. :".: 1- ", 4 1" I ) as 7:74 4 8e P tem ember b r 3. lt from , Gamma * -Ultimately Mr. Saunders addressed the Court for the fe- Moulmein - mut-at Gravesend, September 16, from ............ Ana met .Climil male prisoner, and urged that as it was evident she had acted me ee -et Gravesend, September 16, h em anew under coercion, the Court would perhaps be coatent with Mammals-at Grameend, Se ber 13, from, ... Endorsee bail. Masse lOUISA-at Gray September 11, mom ..., .. Mosaacn -at Gravesend. September 14, from Mr. Broughton did not know how to decide the question Pius M IY-14 Graveartal September 16 from dmoderate bail in the cue of persons who refused to give . an:LOY. Pusan-at Gravesend, Sep tember 15, from N hralsMs ert sm e,., any due to their station in life. If he required only a small H argen - at Gravesend, (September 16 from e ----" amount of bail it might be doing injustice to the public, as, Near -at Grameend, September 10, from ......................... gnu, for aught he knew to the contrary, the prisoners might b e Navy-at Gravesend, September 18, from hei, persons of station and fortune. Nassau 1111.1.1-at Liverpool, September 15, hem -.Belag Police-sergeant Shaw said the male primer had wr i tten 011114 A-at Gravesend , September IS, IMMI ream °mum -at Gravesend September 15, from Sis Pele • letter to a person in Oxford.street, Stepney and he found c. rOLIPi-a1 Falmouth, 'September 13, from inei the prisoner was known by the name of Bedford in that Parson QUIMN-at Liverpord, September 15, from Weft neighbourhood. Witness had reason to believe that the let- Paaaaaaao-at Graves nd, September 16, from , _ ll O ten were not in the handwriting of the prisoner. The POINT-at Gravesend, September 16, tram IN.auutt-at Gravesend, September 16, from samme handwriting of the letters appeared more like that of • wo- -thug man than a man. Pat...eon-at Gravesead, September 15, frOJI Piraeus-at Gravesend, Sept. 15, from Bas Mr. Broughton said there was no avid's*, to show that Piraeus-at Gravesend, September 18, tram the female prisoner was not the writer of the letters in Perernee-at Gravesend, Sept, saber 16, from ........bbs querion; and as no one attempted to say that the prisoners Queer or Bateau-at Gravesend, September 16, from m. LeaOrme were man and wife, he did not see how he could do other- hona -at Bristol, Septembrr 16, from Aide* wise than require respectable bail. Ittonurrra-at Liverpool, September 15, from. .........,....... to Reiman -at Gravesend, September 1 , from The deputy gaoler, Lester , said, after the prieoaers were placed In the lock up cell they gave the names of Thomas Ra u : , j aa ., --VrB7 . erend „,,i , d, co o ps mba r from 8. ape Smith and Harriet Smith. RHODA-at ()ravened. September IS, from Pesis Mr. Broughton then stated that the prisoners must stand SCTIMI(M-at Gravesend, September 15, from hem committed for trial under the 7& 8 Oeo. IV., for sanding let- Eloonmearoarr-at Grammud jo ifiententher 16 , frore..._„,„b m a a 8 ten demanding money by meteors withoutreasonable cause. " 3 "" It . '" - mi Gra°"" September 16 1 tram --OM Sersame-at Gravesend, September 16, from .Danimi The female prisoner would be admitted to bail, herself in Se a It. Part-at Gravesend, September 18, from inlet 1001, and two mantles in 801. each. STRDIMUNICIMI-at Grave/end, September 16, from.. Bnesesape SOUTHWARK. BOVIMMOV-at Deal, September 14, from TB. GRATZ YARD NttlflanCin.-Prior to the examine- Banes *MD Eus.-at Hull. September 14, from Si= tion of the Manning.; for the murder of O'Connor, a charge saaenn-at Queenstown, September 13, horn Alum was preferred against the parish officers of Saint Saviours, hrl Stamo-at Queenatoan, September IL from &mu at Bristol, September I', from ressereg Southwark, by the General Board of Health, for wilfully 110,,,,,at Liverpool, Septem b er 13. f rom ...1164 violating and neglecting their order, "to cause the disoon- g e p e e,, a L A m -et Liverpool , September 15, from %esh tinuation of interment in the burial-ground, known as the TIMPFAT-a1 Gravesend, September 15, from ..... Cross Bones buriakgrund, situate in Red Crose-atreet, in the Terns-at Gravesend, Sept. tuber IS, tram parish of Saint Saviour's, Southwark. The charge was pre- Ift"TTat maces SePteTb". l .... Sao-- ..... -- fined by Henry Austin, Esq., secretary to the General Tawas -at O o rml . ,Cpter t z f s i tram Board of Width, and Mr. Bodkin appeared in support of Ta ß aro wns :at at tion a ritrlead, September 14, from " eljas lag the information. Mr. Clarkson attended for the defendants. Tem-at Queenstown, ,September 13, Sum.. The churchwardens eel • number of the parishioners of Reeve-at Queenstown, September 13, heol---- Saint Saviour's and Saint George's parishes were present. Ynig-at GrAimeod, September 15, from hai Mr. Bodkin said that as there were several witnesses to be Talsbm - sr Pifilmmuth, September 13 ' from Ostend examined on the part of the nmesention of the Maanin Vrweas-at Liverpool, September 15, from --= Bs Wasimasa--tit Gravesend, September 16, from which might occupy considerable time, he should suggest xesornoe-at Gravesend, September 16, from -tin that the grave-yard summons be adjourned ter a future day, Townies-at Graveeend, September 16, from ..... ....Stliane asit would be impossible to get through the two cases that Yaraaciar-at Falmouth, September 13, from -lam day. In fact, the charge brought by the Board of Health nor are--at Liverpool, September 15, tram Mien would take up all the afternoon. £emta-at Gravesend, September 15, from MY Zstemiu,- at Gravesend, ISeptember 13, from ...Cdess Alter some oonsultation on both sides, the summons sett ordered to stand over until • future day. BAILED. Araerr -from Liverpool, September 15, to Ansa Amens-from Gravesend, September 15, to ...4 4 Au wax-from Gravesend, September 15, to Bussuris -from Portsmouth, September 16, to Okra Bsoressa -from Shields, September 14, to (Semi Caaots-from Liverpool September IS, to Su= CASTRAVAIII-IrOM Portsmouth, September 16, to Coasetta-from Gravesend, September IS. to .Nes Zersl Ds Wm Cue ros-from Liverpool, September 15, to .11,, TM DAVID Low-from Falmouth, September 13, to Li Eumt-from Falmouth, September 14, to ink EASILY-hem - 1 ern September 14, to Fe 2222 RATIES -hero Gravesend, September 15, to Inasces-from Liverpool, eeptember 13, to °somas Bowsaw-mom Shields, September 14, to = 611:1111ANA-from Portsmouth, Septemberl6, to Holum-from Gravesend, September 16, to Leaps Macron-from Omvesend, September 15, to MIMI lISLASIA CASUARINA -ftolll Falmouth, September 13, ts.....lmin Ksyrsoas-from Sunderlsed, September 14, to AN* JANIS CLUICESRANI-from Gnawed, September 15, to Di Jassea-trost Bristol, September 10, to -Ads Jouus C./Yea-from Liverpool, September 15, .-to . _ark JOATA MAMA CIIIIISTINA- from Portsmouth, Reptiousr Mark Loan J. Itusrms.-from Gravesend, September .0, Is.. LOllllOll-from Portsmouth, September 16, to .....]Swift Lvata-from Liverpool, September 15, te......................_..00 Was-from Liverpool, September IS, to _Ma LTUVORD -from Gravesend., September 16, to JAMS MAST TROCASI-from Liverpool, September 15, to SLThormakfle Mtsx-from Liverpool, September 15, to MAW?. EVANS-from Gravrend, September 16, to .11wt MANOI/STISIN-from ()mewed, September IS, to Terrell% Ozto-from Liverpool, September IS, to Over-from Moods, September 14, to ./Sego PTRAIIID -from Gravesend, September 15, to ...21$101. PIIOII4II-frem Gravesend , September 15, Ito Dim Pasvaysssiscs-frorn Liverpool, September 15, 1111__Sio/sers It weirs-from LIV . September IS, to /km Tick Row Li . Rowers-from September 13, to . . .... - --M .. ..ae ltmussamma-from verpool, September 15„ to Lab= lle 11/1111011-trem Sunderland, September 14, to ..... .......-Ctseo ll Ram- from Shield., September .4, to -Minis Sta J. Gomm-from Falmouth, September IT, to ..... Sorth , _Jai Swam/to-from Liverpool, September 13, to Tuns. Worrisuroron -from Gravesend, September 13, to MIMS Ussms-from law. rpsol, September 15, to Jima 1M Vaasos-from Portsmouth, September 11, to Wiumaroxat-from Gravesend, September 16, to VW METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS, MONDAY, SEPT. 17,11349. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock on Saturday morning. Course of litrameth Esau of Place. w im. r iii i .w of State of Weather. 13.4111.0ere1e &E. Gentle Breeze en _Om Mum= W. Wzostg Breese Cleer IIliDDIWATILII 1311101110/1 llama. W. Osatis Breese Overeat Cyrus Daatrearox B. Geode Imam Overcast DUNI= .. Bursa B. • Goads `Br Partially Cloudy numerous .... Gr.uoow Guam:eras W. Ostiellesses Overcast GREENWICH W. Oda - Overeat* liurn.zrooL B. Gentle limn Clouds IberWell Lemmas &W. Cioatitillwasa Cloudy ifascazerza B. Os* levese Overcast Nzweasitu °aroma B.W.alia.W. Overcast Pazzasozotais W. Gerais Breeze Overcast Putnam.-- Pools &W. Gentle Breeze Partially Cloudy Tortanouns N.E. Gentle Breeze Overload Butanes B. Grade Breeze Partially Cloudy Knorr Suer Omelet Gentle Breese Partially Cloudy •tatuoarr Temaroars ........„ B. Light Breeze Partially Cloudy Tornadoes .—. N nr. IT W. Gentle Breese Overcast We mime= Yeas . a. Gentle Breeze Overcast I Genire ISreeze I Overcast )NDON, THIS DAT, Noow. of Wing. State of Weather. Breese. Fine. Coarse of Wind. E.N.E. Strength Goalie SHIPPING INTELLIORNCB. Men m I OD - Shipping asew," sad -U.ss% MCI CASUALTIES. Diamond, from Cronstadt, got off the Nets last tide, and is making very little water, and is supposed to have sus tained slight damage.—Arbroath, 8( pt. 14. Fortuna, Stagno, from Genoa for London, got entangled with the Goodwin lipids this morning, was extricated . by • bost's crew, and taken to the Dawns.—Deal, Sept. 14. Hannah Grayson, of Workington, Patrice, from Archangel to Bideford, went on shore on the is,uth side of the Long Rocks of &Bywater last night, with rudder unshipped, and 4 feet water in her hold, and is expected to become a wreck—crew saved.—Belfast, Sept. 13. Maranham, from Shields for Boston, got upon the Brake Sand this morning, but came off without assistance, and is now anchoring in the Downs.—Deal, Sept. 15. ARRIVED. I ]ARILS. I DUI. Sopt.i2B Ott. t. Sept. 28 0 Sept. 12 84pt. 22 &pt. 22 Sept. 24 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Armors hoot Holyhead for Quebec, loth Aug., lat. 47 N, IN. V V Au.aoao (brig), Ho lyhead the moat of Africa, Aug. 23, tat 33 It, la 38 W. - Biansr, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Aug. 27, lat. 47, km.l2. BRITANNIA (brig), from London for °deem, Aug. 2 0 , oat 22 dar. Commas Durcumus from Palermo fur liverpoul, Aug. 31, 10t.471 1 , km. 14 W. Colony (brig), steering southward, Sept. 1, lat. 45 N., be. lOW. CANNONS, 23 days from Rio, Aug.!, lat. 14.14 N. be. 26.71. Cummorrs (ship), Aug. 30,1 M. 34.2 N , lon. 99 W. &mossier a, from Bombay for Liverpool, June 24, lat. 22.113, 111 60.33 E., 37 days out. ELLEAVRTIL, Nom Bristol for New York, Aug. 29, 1at.47N,105. 1311 : Esrr.aratas (brig). or Swansea, from Matanzas for Faliesslk, A l B l . lat. 27 N., lon. 67 W. GRECIAN, from Liverpool for Mediterranean, Aug. 9 , of Lisbee. Osoaes Roeimion (brig), bound west, Sept. 2, lot- 44.45, be. MA llontiv, for Rio, Aug. 5 lat. 12.4 N., lon. 73.10 W. HARMONY (Map), from Liverpool. Sept. I, lat. 40.34 N.,1.•.39 W. Ism.s.no (barque), from Bristol, Aug. 28, lat. 48.30, 100. 4 6 .4 0 . Josara ANDesson, from the Cape of Good Hope fa Mauritius, JO 27, lat. 23.22 S., lon. 27 E. Locus;July 9, lat. 37 8., lon. 13 L Loan STA.NLRT, from gumbos for London, Sept. 3, lat. 47 N., loail W. LORD )1171ARAER, for kliramishi, Aug. 24, let. 45 45, loc. 5610. !Laois or Bum from China for London, Aug. 3 1 . let 36 6 Nn ke * 38 50 W., 120 days out. PLOANUE, from Leghorn foe London, 30 miles N. of the rock of LIAM 28th Aug. PERZINS (sehoceer), Sept. 10, in Vigo Ray. Rosanna, fn,m Liverpool for Galata, Aug. 13, W. 41, los. 10. Kimonos, from Trinidad fur Greenock, Aug. 19, lat. 27 10 N, laa 36 3 W. Ricustoxo, from Oaring% Idly 21, lat. IS 0 S., tom 3 9 E. SALACLA, from Liverpool for Rio Janeiro. Sept. 1, tat. r 0 S.,loallW. Smuocre, 120 days from R.mgooo, Aug. 8., lat. 13 40 N., los. 2 . 7 W W. &mum BoDDINOTOS. July 11, lat. S 3 SS 8., 100. 31 23 E. [Advertisement]—THE EARL Or ALDBOROCGR ANL 1101.1,0WAT t e Actor.—An asto cure by tbis ettrsc medicine, after every other means had failed. gee extract 1 2 .4. '— lordship's letter, dated " Villa Jimmies, Leghorn, Feb. 2i, 1141.-10 Professor Holloway _-121r-1 beg to acquaint you that your talls effeeted a ours of • disorder in my liver and stomach, which di. must emineat al the facultyat home and all over the Gannett MI not been able to effect ; nay, not even the waters of Qtrlibld Marienbad. —'(Signed) Aummovoit." These wonderful pUb Ins cure any diees of the liver or stomach. —gold (also Holloway's Ois se t• ment) at Professor Maloney's establialusent, 244, Strand, loweis and by LI medicine venders thrsrighout the civ'Seed world. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. BELLlB.—Sept. 13, at Dorchester-place, of the Rev. IL YeWe, at a daughter. ORRNON.—ger. 11, at Dublin, the wife of W. Gene" of I daughter. ROM/RD .—Sept. IS, at Liven:mil, ars. Belford, of' a eon. L&TRAIL—Sept. 12, at Glabrow, Mn. J. Latham, of a von. U)e II BANDOLPW -8011BLOCIL—Sept. 11, by the Be.. R. Bandelp4 A.M., et the Collegiate Church, SouUtwell, Notts, the gem. dolP ll , A.M., of Jesus College, Cambridge, to °earflaps lig ni4 sexed daughter of the late Col. Sherlock, of BoutherclL TARBOTTON—GLYDII.—Sept. 11. at Horton-lane Chapel. Bradrw i . the Be.. W. Tarlton" Independent Minister, to alus Mu/ 14n * tan Clyde, both of Bradford. THOMPsOM—SNODGAABI3.-88eeppt. 13, at St. George's, Bleoun fey the lion. and B. IL. 'Wien, Tbs value, 0011_ 03 „„, T. nosegay, Cl Poundafordipark, Somerset. to aphiestone Coates, eldest daughter or the late Mgr BoodWW' of the Hon. ned India Oompeny's Service. HEATHS. ASTIXT.-8014. 13 , it WM:Igloo Lodge, LW or Wight, W. B Utley, E. BLACKMAN.—grpt. 13, of the epidemic, Fraucreat,P 4 dafthter of theists J. P. Blackman, Wafture', bi 6l6 . Ned dA SSADDELL—gept. 11, at Dabllo, the Bch H. Braddell, soma eft of the late G. Braddell, Esq., of Proepeet, WftforcL OOLLIS.—Sept. 11, at Paraideld, Mr. O. IL Collie, aged Cl. DALLAS.—Sept. 11 at Tuabrklare.web, S. W. Ulm, Pet, 061, .38 of the late Right Has. Lard Chief Jetties Dal as, aged 66 . KNOWLFA—Pept. 11, at Llalithgow, the Be'. A. W. Paftia, aged 1 8 6 e KILLER.—Seph 10, a........••••••fimidgrale, deer Ayr, J. Wilke, 101.016°191 Printed pabilehed by WIL WILL,.. LOIS LILLIS, NOA Ora.. is and the CblY 1.00 Miner, et tits thee.. GC tatad l7 . street, in the pro:last et temen,,,„joili,o, ormasig Him E. C. Lash, to itlackett .. 8 Ruawr ficuooL. H. A. Pickard, Fag.. run out f b Wok. 0 Y. 0. Newbold. Herb 1 b w, b Revues -- 2 c Paleaborpe, b Vernon 2 - • W. 111. Lesist. l••.. • ••M' b roam. H.J. Tboenbill, La., b Mama ... 3 o and b Venial 0 0. Barker, 1.4, a Jervis. b Maws 20 b Wet J. H. Crows, La., b Train 3 Not out l6 C. Wys* Sat, b Memo 0 4 and b Witt 7 C. atbert, taq., a Lalit i b n lernon 21 W. Blaoktit, isq , b H. J. Lack, Eaa.,.b Verson A. P. Law, Esq not oat 0 not out l3 Byes, 4; w ide (Palely:am 6; Planar; 3), 9 IS Byes, e; wide, 0 9 THE STAMFORD CLUB AND THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Tole powerful club bad a wind-up day last week, upon which occasion those members who had been, or ware now undergoing the proem of scholasticism at Harrow, Eton, or Winchester, entered the field against Twelve of the remain lag brethren of the club. Such wee the nyrangement mto the terms of the match, bat when the respective sides came to muster, it was found that there were only six of the Public Sc hools present. This little band, however, felt con fidence in their powers, and according) y entered the find against double their own number. Having won the toes, the Public Sebald' men took the bat first, and is that cosine proved their wisdom, for the large moor* they achieved by the very brilliant batting of Mr. Vernon, who of himaelf placed no fewer than 99 runs, and of Mr. Lawson and Mr. Tomos, until their total bud amounted to 214, their opponents planed over 77 upon the paper. The final score stood thus : Tux Pomo Sczoota. _ Lord Burghley, o lockage, b Wlpoore • Torras, Dq., 0 Arnold 29 H. Vernon, E,q., not out A. B. Lamm, E.q., Wickman 31 C. 0. Eaton, kaq., run out Tiu Ti c. w. Arm*. Wooly roc oat a C. meson, Fag. 0 Vernon - 4 N. Jackson, Fag , 0 Itwrew Her. I. IMsby, 1 b w, b Tor sos e 6. Walters, FA., a and b Wu lff:4l 0 Rev. C. Swam i :Jerson ll E. Edwards, . b Items 0 Rey. W. Ella, b ono= 4 The Public Schools wen by lanky. --- H. L. Wingfield, EN., e. wards, b isekame l3 Byes, 14; wilds,7 sl I. 7bt Wigton. Eaq., b Tor ten 3O I.bitr e aid, Ego., not oat 0 H. C. Bent* Eaq , a Torten% b VelDol2 • 11 C. Cayley. Poo., b Eaton 0 Byea, 1$ ; wide, 14; no ba11,2 04 187 upon the first and only THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. Disownrtn. CONDUCT or OMNIBUS CONDUCTORS.— H. Souk*, • conductor it. the service of the Fulham Omnibus liesociat:on, appeared upon a summons to 'newer a com plaint penned against him by a lady newel May, residing In Sloane-stamt, for violently mulling her. The complainene, who appeared very delicate, stated that 'brit twelve reeltiek at the 6th instant she wu in the t and, and seeing thee' omnibuses amino, elte pat up her to hall the first, but the next having driven up at the in est, she wee audd my seised by the conduction of each, one laying bold of her round the waist and the other round the neck, end fighting most her face with such violence that her dries was tors, and, being thrown on the footway, she Was much bruised. Wi'ness could reeolleet nothing mere, but subsequently found henelt in the shop of Mr. Acker mann, the publisher, quite exhausted and in a fainting con dition, from the rough usage she had received. Mr. A. Ackerman said he saw the complainant knocked down twice, and her chin having come against the kerb stage, be thought she had fallen out dome of the vehicles which were driven up at a rapid rate, the numben of whici his shaman took; bat from the exhausted state he which tie lady wee, and the minion that ensued, he could not positively speak as to the defendant's identity. Mr. Jac. Betts Procter, landlord of the Woolpack 3tublic bows, h Gravel-Mae, however, identified the defendant as being the peresewito an into Yr. Ackerman ' s shop, and said to the lady, , Yea recollect you hailed me first," and when they were penny her about in the strut, one said to the other, "D —n you, let her go." The defendant also re quested of the complai nant to take no farther notice of the matter. The defendant was also identified by Mr. Dobby, 96, gerund, who cow the complainant knocked down. Mr. Jardine said that, much as he was esenstonted to hear complaints agaiut melt persons es the deforient, he never mat with amen lavisher entrap apes a lama in the most frespeneed thea=zia the metrepalls, ad at mid-day, fa whisk • should be inflicted to mane a repetition at roX• kkal ss4 l Nadal. His worship adored the aefendant to be sent to bard labour for six weeks, and his limes to be suopsoded for three months. CAUTION TO PAITINDAIIINA.— Sang Sinclair wen shamed with attempting to obtain money under false pro tonic.. Mr. Webb, wubraker. ring of High otHolborn, add said that the prisoner a asamive to , that should be advanced upon it, and sayty t thae it hal griginaylol. coot two guineas. On Winking if wee pa t die gala " You ought to know bettor than I can it Is oesee," sad, having applied the usual test, he dhaveted Soh it was swims, upon whisk he gave her in charge. An sesistent in the sena, of Mr. Clarke, pawnbroker, of proved that *A i rs offered nastier ring `retail et Aple ' _ pease to he wafts, he to take adios/41W pawner left enre traoed to several ease shells. to each Kubiak be sent • penes to caution the pales egainet lavag anything to do with any artides she offered, Li aim that Vase be Ld easrained that the ter, who was agony aosentpanial by a man, bad snased in isposikto on nearly every pawnbraw in the melvapolis. 'he address die gm was 19, Fetter-lane ; and the after, who was earehed upon the sutiset, was of opinion that 134 arthise were double plated upon sine, or ROM bap h e In answer to the charge, the prisoner denied ham* offered such addles to other pawnbrokers; and, if they were not wane, she wait %L amt of it. Yr. Jardine dkeeled the Aker to mains every Inquiry beton the reboot* wee brought up again, and ordered her to be 'amended kw • bw days _MAlLllolol7oll-6TREWT. CIIAIOIOI AWITTPITRO TO =TORT 6001. MOW Magna. Hamm Ann Co.,92ll3mexmaa.—The anonymous artist, an elderly man and a woman, both of le ap peases% were up la Mel charged ABRIYED. Annora-at Leith, Swirraltir 14, from Petersburg Ass Faros-at Liverpool. isplember 13, from Madras Aaosnvera- at Warps& septonalsw 13, from Bream Ayres Arvin:a-U=o4 implardor 14, train St. John,N.S. Ann Throw bar 13, from Haytl Alga Bay As Aa ras-a -at t °m Ora=l. ll Se ll 7l , frlaL from ........- ...... -Nassau Auer-at Ormond. 13, to Jamaica Arrwoon-at Gramme. Orpriseher 13, Iran ....-- ..... Rotterdam Anaz-at Gravesend, Iligkimitsr lk front .Areitangel Astoo-at 13111Vaank Ilaplanisr 13. from Stettin Ann ll'Laasr-+t 091.16•116, SIORISSIT IS. tam— .... Jamaica Aiwa Yarn*-at Oravanoll. - _- U. from ...Adelaide Agra Lorne-at Gnweihnk agesmbrie lk from. ..".Are bao l /ADA -St Gramm!, Seghwalse 111. SAUL .1 ..a Atsows-at Gravesend, 1/404salter N. from Trieste Acorns G r ay Orthorlll, *OM Goyim Auca-at Graverend, frame Gibraltar Buntnstn-at si = 11. from Graveaead BRILLIANT-at Climial. lk from Japan* Brarnens-ab Oniveand. Isperimbrir 13, from ' Havanna BOTTS-at Chavasod, Ilipleaber 14, Alm Stettin Bares-at Deal, 111#144rirer 14, 1110. Quebec BIM AID LAMERS-A DIA) 14, fres Westward COURRILAND -St 14. Ran Quetta Cowman-at Deal. a =6l6 4. Rom Westward Conousara-at Ha S 1 tk tam Creostadt Crosse-off Dover, 14. from Malta Masa -at Bristol, 13. to Isassira Cossorouvan-at LOwlear s =av 1 3 . from Cameron. Casouss-at Gramma. 14, from busies ow& BADOR-at GISTIOII4 @Caber 14, hem At. Mama's Coas4ao-at Gra .Ancona E l itnr Ci Cemilvi-st raas-at Gra Gra rrli44,l =ibi l sl6 • L tfOin trlea r , rma carman-+t or. ..a. 1; from .ThsenosAyres Commeoas-at thav o 7,fter 16. from Imam Cimocz.-66 Ormeami. 11, tram. Barbados DROILITA-RI OTSTIMMII. 14 , from China Dowersa-at Gravorma. M. from Duds or Toad-at Orgerialww 14, from Dmorstre-a OraverskaLl. from Arahangel DAVID Idaw- at Priers . 111. from Rho Grande Dirawl-at Oreamedi, 11. &ow 31.4.4 Dovalar-at 14. tram larks Esteeming-al= 13, from Katmai Eaaora-at Lys,. 104.4. • MSS Erzza-at Li Rom Wang Erma Roes-st 1 from Mantras) I:Emmet-at lk Imma. Beenbay Buahr-rit Gravonind, M. gam_ Oporto Eau. Gus-44 vel Wir 13, Irror, Meals PJAIN-01 GIRTSOMNI. IS from Aunalra Esota-at Gramm% 13, from Emorarr4-41 Gra 111Vosbar 16 from. Uddswslla Brow Beasts-at 1/414144. 1/1 le, from .116Johes,N.11. Forts rac44l.-411ths IN." Niat 11, rms _ -..... ~. _...lkota FRANCO LOS MART-it 16. ma 104110112 X Pavoratra-at Grave and, 13, from .......Pstarsbarg Farta-st Gni 13, from - Penang Proza-atOra erptembey 14, from Josue GILBERT Morso-ot d, Seponnber It, from. 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