The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-15 00:00:00

• thawed timers sad isms; Übe bad ban tnetreeted by one eighty meteepolitss Imam of the method. Aa they mochad one by is. to their places mom of the Ms& here proudly Mott • hemmer ismrlbed each with Ile paps dalessilea ; eed le Ate way we leased that they effee primeipffy remand with the British sad Forage, or tatlh thie Walleyes Scheel Society; but we observed one ar its ChM decimal themselves to be mere the managemest of the City Illimicas. The aftil•lMS when filled pramted • wry petty ma laterestiag appeereem, althoogit the youth- Bei ehartarre went of • elms that rendered It impaes.b:e to eadhees atscapt theta anything like regularity of costume, The &abate farmed also • eery imposing eight, conflating es it did of totems 20,000 end 30,000 poreess. At tw o °Thai Mr. Sell tech kis Mend at the tronductide dark, and the key sots Levis( bees sounded the 'maims eh* commenced the meter: by einem with the slightest lastrnmental ace mown:near, the toss "Leaden New," to es of Watt's hyneta , and was fellowed is rapid au xesioa by then other pieces in the propitiates These were of • very vaned character. Some of them were simple enough, mil they were delivered with a gusto that amid have exioad • rem. noble smash of tutees:just ; but Is pilot of fr t It may be doubted whether the best chorus is Yorkshire coati have snag them with • truer is %comfort, r with a mine rigorous raped to time. The pre mium* c &lewd many pieces of • much more elaborate ehancter, sto root ahich miry Le specified Webtie glee, " gently from th. o.ux-..tae's brow ." the duet sod chins, "Hail. I rte., ham land," from Judas Nar‘abeads : the brio, " Litt thine eyes. - from the 611 of ; Usadebeohn's Cason, the Sitylork . . Song, • chorale by It.memaiti!er, sad two plea gigs.. Tae Fern sad the Foxglove," by Slr. J. P. Dialler, sad" The Fisherman;' by Mr. B. Cosgrove. In some al them as oceui nal stuu.Lle might now and then be de uced ; bat, tsk'ng them so a wkair, the char *aimed eves in them as amount of success that was really wonderful cosaid.tirce the omparatialy moan opportunities they could WWII bad fir Coaultmati. prsctice. There was • crepeese aid an animation about the entire performance that was you chanties; sod making could exceed the perfecters of the rerporf which gamed to exist Leta...a the condor ore (Mews. Bull and Young) and flee irameues Ddy wines vetoes they led. It is hardly armory to my that le "Bale Britasola" p•tribtic who. um reached it. height. Whatever other peals may think, ti WA/ made quite obvious that the Took Soll•Faere do mot Noe the deafer at Perla° mac% to heart ; mad the au times so far .}arpositioad with them that they litany demanded as 1111/0/0. Thera wee, is truth, is evident desire to encore everythine; and the young ambles would probably have bed so ohj.ction t, ratify wary eceedvdde demands that might here ores made ups them in lb* way of repetitive. They di I so' for one moment oossesiM le adapt the nasal maim by singing city the last verse. het what they did pretend to give a pia* • second time they watt latieeetly through it from the Bret cote to the lea. 'Ma concert tr man itrd ail, the National Anthem, supple. mentrd ty shy cumber r f shrill hurrahs, and tie wardsg of • cerims arartturat of pocket-Imadkerchiefe. Atter the pew =LC.. the little peeps rapidly dipper/id is marl of muse, meat in the Lulifem, es topes Is downright genes la the sotsads. Handy thank held off I - its met eig the ettentees, red We gist a liteleuridy harpy day. 11018TAATIO1► COURTS. WESTIMUITZZ. ml revision of tbelisto sf wean for this city is fixed fur noadsy, tU 10th ad Woks trim' Ito rs•cr Betloseo. Eat., the barrierr nimbi to revue , it c lots, wall Mid lass cow at the Lords ? mikes Cr.,ou Wet. u.los!sr- WI, at eines o'clock. Ilan en sot more Um 20 clam. la the whole of ills atty. Tbo obssitoat (.1 mode by lb* L4b.0.l liesuetysttun Omoshtso) almost to shoot 220 ; of this sozoter 71 it. mods to /Johnson aid trataitero la las alas of coott. The member of objeosame made even yeas ban rodually dim - sW►l. pertly ir dm Is- lumen!' attendee' paid by the pada oaken la the prrp.waboa theft hot, at d pertly ti.. tbs dill-olty ttoß i. lo ostartsialoy the . f 'be rpm...l ' , actor., tam+ mi. bority tom tostssted Inman ...lista toe tketoe toovoir tas p bats by N. vete 81108 134. Os* Iropre tat tart wrathy al aeries ie, that flare no this yule ota,tNal Ir m tte h.,. of wears is We ell sloes Do ha dab V:6 rm.,. crybeed t s..ry Mt have Wad la pay ta• boom lax im ealkiehl tuna. 7h e wileleihateesel, Is • majority of cameo, rim from (ssUM, to pay, MI Moms the law to tia a+ et maim (is tho made at tbo Ista Lard Itomm) "a ocoMry, a &looks, aoad • tatara." lee atletplo, • pailleliais ham ton ta Ilene Ape, ma pays all noes GM tear that bate Ms otan ep lo that tem . sad behoves is is. pale d ate mat eases tie melees& lb of J Mae ft vitae by law). OM thla nom ma MI le be th. het, ma Ile of mord tea WOotar oath also mad maul after twee; mt Mom& aia m tomo-Oss, M ia..ty of width ea dr. as the wavier IS& Member, these I eat demo u. 0,1 tree grafts dam It lame& Tim or. ead Ma es , Mt Ow, an • mattar of palms illibeactosed by ebp 1.0 ps) isA War sow that cosh 11111111111 10 • tropic • table cometwaty lat Matt aamly, S,TAL CID RRRRR 0 MiIICAPTILZ R %NE OP INDIA, LOlrOorr. AN I , CO ma.—The mun of directors of this beak. f , wi t*, bad AS the 12Ib hist . declared • da‘lhed far we IhAM rpm ...Nag WA Jsze Mot, at lb• nu of 10 per odor. pr seau, p•yebl• et lla• bocci OS • is L e mke. es soil lair atels , lk ore. (MTINUMNimr• t.) HOLLOWAT 4 °f rill ENT AND Csaa—Corinsau.. r.aa T v. 0•••••••• t•Nai,.....-q• OM raft see OW& As tossa la ban wow. OM la /e• f t c in lift Ota=e bi ea email, .... is A . of th• lid, .lilll /1101.1" . • I s Z i k MOW 11011•0.• Makillei dr Mir. • mobil Übe VMS lik we ibmi. orl r=*/ Os Z10.L16. sew • de Oa b Ow,. arm d thie .6.11:*1 .. = *O 10:66,11 TY *NM* Mg * 8111 NNW Miall Se Mal ar a Issa DONCASTER SEPTEMBER MEETING., THE BT. LEGER DAY. Du thervance wes psid to et. Leger. The festival wee netelesi with selleggir spirit ami fettionst, and not an " crawler rear" erred to three kr the atjoy rot of Ms wither. Tree Er Ursa eat the ram iheirleg Er re eared to /rid sermics tineegleent Ile the drily wash*, sad big laws aesa the reels new erowdel. is el the Illeirdpdes-reem mere sersithiel is Emu, sad it the rime hem the today asti with weir dog wird that the rempoly width Period hal serer tithe barn emir item, I. Ares Mrs the rend with rich the path resery espeiell .the era The aserhirge•• the Teen Moor wet Stair the Gear Stair mord read_ _by harm I= l 2 dear remereme sr a rigid Ten reed to Ithe pier asps died ef • seam while Teri her ewes appeased py sr rthred on the heated Newember day. Wimalliebil mar est for erase to the Semi rem the restalme her Melted were tiel he teeth" • metres Mead the he. rase ma ewe utalti meths ewer The pathe had sh ElS why la drniag oads the mere the rearm rear hat the people behaved with red p s i lawyer, isi seamed dam mimed to hems shrldes of Wow ma their esjoymest of Iferimbiris red aprisrumile. Thorms whisk the geed mad el the dety smeely awed la rlimaire emisity el the ersenthe ter the maws apedasi. white win to him. The psellialory smarleemerr, seared the hawed of the N gesare Nabs re, esd the sheadag r earth, la the tr mai eland able speerties was berg reseed with o de sire=lime Orr wee" aresemei aural it Lew est if " callourer es the meet =shore beleg Mareastee, re was dreg eat selk We (Watimalay) wrier. Tr Weser Per sir Loaf a parthea's Atk. emir at the bet, or ih . i& i ls_ W rimed eerier* to "the kid," sal lad Illb Mb to "Imager tredurea." Preeall be ihre ' Vei sue biles the ham over sight, he deramil te 6 le 4. Sow fignmill, the (Mho Urn, who we domed hie mod de fier oppcser bad not a Mar Termer of edemas aseerattieeprik, bat wee supported esserly by bee party. Per on elmerytion of the mesh will be sees that Plumbed Levi meth antra or taring, certeialy • bold sad me which ladireeed the fret seriseee P = d i l i a l roar placed is hie shire. The error with width the race was regarded Mt bead vest whoa Om eeterieg the aright it wee evident that flummerside we belies, sad a therad yokes prodaineed the foe Whea, et the agree, IPromieed Lead was sees in trouble, the marks we las "seam sad ma expreeerd by one proloaged *hoot, the port of which Ina understood, awl echoed by people et toe great a distsuce to wi th er, th e favoarite's The molt of the race was respected even smougetCrt shiner, who ever adhere to the Whitewell stable. Indeed the bather of Cleaseeter merely ezpressed hie belief is the health sad Etats' of the hone, mad of that there °add be se doubt, but he was sot marine enough to believe We Um able of oversewing Promised Land. The wirer rem with a " doers," ea the off fore leg, ad had a large white patch on Ids back to cover a place which he had rubbed rid travelling by rail. He was the first to return to "were le," sad both the horse sad jockey wen cheered with esd Yorkshire enthusimos, and whoa John Scott reeds li' the famous trainer came in for a tremorous, sue U. Peomieed Laud and hit rider were, however, am Alterably saluted with dbapprobation. Omar wee, we believe, bred by the veteran Sir Charles Mark, _at hie Nat, Drier Care, war Newcastle, and is a remmirly Wad ers brown colt, steadies about Sheen ma Te radars speress the defeat of the (moire bar bees • erred die t. A billisni fit. Leger day weethseglet to amen ==mion, and sues to those persons robed their agkel V maw the preetatashiversary of the Ti. MEMO" tobe their met pleasant racing remiaisersom. By that el the Alton who regarded the St. Lew ow as oppedouy for leastaead revelling, sad lay ths es ramie • very peony sigh t their " day oat" tor= gain illeMfienS ealefacties. heir comfort was amt. Ore* by ell perms employed in the public semies. Dad ra wee carried out on the mune with that regularity he which the well experienced staff tf officiate hoe ersed • reared reputation. Mr. Richard Johnson was, as used, serehd and tonneaus in the discharge of his duties as char at the coarse, sad Mr. Marto& the clerk of the err, eared Idmialf with hie customary energy sad swam to prawn pnnetwility, whilst the starter, Mr. Si. Hibbard, mid the Jedge, Mr. Oak, attended to the importer harem sear wit h Ur 'armies poets with their kabinet ISM MS discretion. The managmuest of the immense teak of the railway wee admirable is every &wrest. The tailserverata at the Meager station were most adequate for amINICIIMCD, sad they were carried out by the company's see rile vide pee/seworthy ceder and discipline. By the formation el a sew platform the ogress from the station was made wither teufsplos. The cheep " speciar from Lorne Imastet 633 minor, and by the Ent cue "special" 80 ere conveyed to the town. These numbers were below than of last year, bat the shosteonatog may be accounted far by dr fact that more persona strived on ;Lady the, on lay rest us raivirsary of tbe mletiog ; indeed, on that day the trains bad to be operated and tun in "duplicates." To Mr. Weber Leigh, the mperinterest, the public are indebted for the cue which was taken to Ise. t their require ment& The dodos Inspectors, Messrs Brown, Mullins, and Weert. a ...Ming in tinmt., while' the in wad peat activity displayed by Inspectors c gr. ..... al Berwick. of the midland counties police, tended to primete the arm ity of the posengets and to prevent de. 11•4111. WlLliot OD ibis suited it would be anima to omit ration cf Mr. Sharp, of Messrs. Smiths' house, whose •811•VIIHIStil for meatier the em moos demand for news papers were =et complete. Ts t STAND PLATS it %NW, AP of 6 SOU. each, with 40 added. The second to 06,4 Lis stake. Red-House in. `the sate.) re Ctirl Oro NW Julia by litartmy, 6 164.1ib , 1 Sir. IFllautoab Nanabyto. 6 yl4. :a M Or& Ml=4. 2 Mr HAT. MINIMS, 3 ern,:" 3it. ... ..., ... DKr 3 DAAIAbe Mama'. IIeTTIN. S it ...l lIIA . .......... I 4 I The following also ran . —Tiara. 11404 a. t, Laytoo, Hetuith, clarion/Al, Black heals, Desire's Daughter, Prodeetios. Batting. 3 to 3 art Tian 7 to 2 eget Production, 7 Is 1 ((et Int 5 to 1) art Mks Julie, 3 to 1 rah epet Newer ami Clerattes, 10 to I wash eget Neophyte and the Dutchamets Dearter. Ni.. Julie are all the rearm sad won by a bead ; a tenth between the moor sad third; same distance Istria the third sad fourth; Citrate,' wee fifth, Layton was URA. Wirth and Hop Merchant ewe rat. Too IicaICIPAL STAMM of 200 sive, each, h ft, for 2-yr-elds , cola, Est 71b; Mites, bet 4111); ths after he save ide sere. Red Home Is. (6 era) Lad uu.s._ • • Tom Daybaa. by The Mat Dab: fib I s fe r ,_ j i_. g lairf.ltry l ia=r Imiliti . '",..! 41 . '' II . bk.= I in' Coronation( PLATI of 11/U Mtve in specie, err M • heatior eras of 10 eon. each, 6 it. Winer SEIM The road to receive 13 soya. out of the eters. T.Y.C. (nere.) ter. • errs The geed. by Tin 61,13; Itactuaaa. 3 yrs, ?at ab iam lb ea) 1L...0w i 1 tits. Usibar. Mild of 111.Mbet, I ym, Or fib t. Lanese") I ArmMatireid.db Measzacire.4/t4a4 4lb ... ..... • .I.Wfali i ilertl.Masid•Oalles.3ms.l47lb lVanlbeop 4 TOO following also ran .—Bed 501f111111.14 COUPON, ONUS Charlotte, Dahomey, Syriage. Drag 6 to 2 sees rearm, 3 to 1 eget TM Ilmar,ll to 1 ago Dummy, 6 to 1 met Maid el thellat, 7 to 1 eget Qom Charlotte. lye Lege becks' away here carting sad rem pad the :Par. Mtn going rent two hundred yards Hems Charl.en teak the led aid earned am the manias aril Met brio teething the tars, wham esasaing awe isle crier with hr sad tier bar ate So Sri Atha Wen is Ile etraleht Boyer mime art mai see % m ime. preen of • leasth, bed third. • heed betrat the t sad IiTAC, arid oo w 11th, Dummy Oath, Del Depereaas se. sod Syringe eighth. Ater the rider to Meese Charlotte, Edwards woe compelled to dismrt. The one. hod satorly injured her thigh, end woo with artery lad of the course. T•• Si. LAG'S STAX/0 of 23 erne. rah, Mr threoyear- PROGRAMER OF THN Ruck TO-MORROW. Ti. Pi= Rai Orsini et 60 son. sock 11 ft, tor 3-7r ellem _est 711. TM wiser of the Derby or Bt. Leger to an, 06,• of the Oaks, Nb ones; the war of the moun d tans to ease l s son. oat of the stain St Loper coons (10 gabs.) Ouster, The Dutahmsa's Dou ghty , Carty Boy, fe by Wed Aastrithia-111m Bowe bby stas—Browu Isom loommg, Ludy Blanche, Msrloross. thuomerside Mont), 1111 W, SpOstito, Hog Merrill* Miss Flaob,Prelude, , Alraields, lioila du Nord, Moons, Psla Ltd, Mlss Morsori. flossidille, Qui Vim Ihranswitia• of *0 room esok, It ft, for 3-ymelds; cats, 711;Si Wko r est 24b. Tbe Wawa of tho Derby or Bt. K*awry Masao; the mead halms to son Ws Makm rir sow* (3 sakm)-014 by esamit. Tit• DON Sums of 10 son. soak b ft, forlyraldo ; iseith M 711; est Ob. last them (6 oath) The Preniol La d, ► f Neekwell—Tamar,thockwell. North LloorloOtriabow (bre be flastbaus . ). dead. Ti. DOOGUITTO Num of 10 son. *dm with 100 sir ll 7 4 "Nbil; althea 711); Wl* Get 31b. The whi rr sleds Nob, cc Leper to cony HO ells; ths mixed thr the IL Leger,* the wising he the Two Tloassail filaithes Item silt Nowomrkokthe Oske at Rpm, or the Ong Yorkshire Elam at Toth, Ob silo; the snood *we to noun* 60 nom oat of tho ,Wore, sad the whiner Its II son towards apnea. Loot ails sad a WE asks. O'Rysay Aston, Deb, Tomboy, , Rondos. Quivsr, TM Lark, ligamblammwertiongse,NewligKOosimas,Rauskle Dooler, berdy, Child of th e Dcia . , Waholoo, no Moat (deed), Plebe Prosiang, Rom* Phoneme, As*, Fakdslo, tem MI., NaMoth AMMO, MOO, Woodoror - ,Bshrith, Takata, Pathan Mon (dead), Balrowasi, oby lin* telaser—The Olmso,Theißrlde, Jodi* Liars, • =a f t thae—Xim Moho+ (drab Charon, Bardeos, Adak Mawr. Bt. Chinn, Red loglo of r i ): : Mod Rag* Mph= (611; es), Halo Kiril Arlotothirons, Cavendish (paid), Stolle do Nord, ilto &phis Unthaa, Pnidictloa, Rico*, c by Cluittarboi—Plak Bow; The Corns* Bow, Never Denali, Cock-,-hoop , Ninth laise, f by Ittagstoa Browns, Vindlosilom Roam (hooch*, Miss Cbstterboz—o by etwithwell—ds Is Aphro dite, Melschlts, Ralph°, Sequidille. Toe DONCANTIR Cr,, value 300 sees.' Syr dim Ist ; four, Set 61b ; eve, Oat ; six mad seedl. AM al ; Nuns sod plane thawed 311. The trim* al tho Dusky ,_Ol, Lamm the Doncaster, Amok r Geollnied Oq• ha NW, ISIS, or 1840,t0 cam Illb edge ; tin second kr say of than noes, Ws mfrs; 4-yr olds not cantos men to mai( sommi Mbar* 71b ; mai ea fey olds V li spwords nth oroados min • weight for roaring mini, Awed Illb. Am berm the inrush of the ems pram ssayslart Nee nom Cap aim* thin toe I talks and a ball. Tho *Wes were published la the Est i prat as Tuswisy rot Tax Tows. PLATO (hraksp) et 100 sow, for 3-yr *ldol tai upwards. Rattans 2 son, to Soto the nos fund. led House In.—To Baer by on o'clock the evindug before rousing, sod the nidgbts to be lied os moon as posAle. Tr. Scully Brim* (Belling) of 6 son. each, with 60 added; for TIWO-yeelidA let ; three, ea 1016; tour, 9et 71b ; In mad upwards, Sot 121 b; mires and geldings showed 311 s 'fle wither to be sold for 100 rove. ; If entered to be sold for OIL, Awed Ill; If for 801., 91b; if for 604., 141 b. Fin subs. or us ram Rod Roam in.—To close sad some at 8 o'clock the male( bikes naming. Tits Nougat Pismo( 900sovm., for two-yr-olds. Lost mile. Enthuse 3.n., to go to the fund. Rena, 200 nom, k ft, est 71b each. Red Howe In.— Lord Glasgow's f by Hathstus, dam by Pyrrhus the First apt Sir J. Meng' • f by Cowl out of Diversion. Nina, 1,000 revs., h ft; oohs, 8d716; Win, goo 41b. Red Room in. Lord Derby's eight foals of 1867 sgst Lord Glasgow's awes foals of 1867. Off by comsat. NO DAT XINTIONED, mum GLOUCESTER MUSICAL FESTIVAL 01:11 COILILISPONDINS.) GLOUCESTER, WEDNIADLT. For three consecutive hoots the bells of St. Miu7 d• Crypt Church ram • maned peal teeter's"! by am of prelude to the dna seeder mooed of the feetivel— rather • !matelots welcome for the visitors. The occealou wee the laurel of • muse wriakiee sad beaker of Glencreter, Thomas Tuner, H.q., who at the ripe ago of 11 has jot bee. gathered to hie Where. Mr. Turner was ea anti& sepperter of thew tueetlage, mad hie prestece was looked be as restilw:y as the festivals caw totted. He was Is • warm • pereasial Wewerii, tad bin weeseshie perme. Ewe sewed The weak, cestimeed ire stele mow sr heftier, tut nevertheless the Minims at the *mart we. rely an avenge cee kr • lest semi* The peogrataise, althoest set sway iserhy ow, nor tier- Steele, eatsailed by.ocaoe, MO iatle.sd of its fair iropoe hoes by the =Onion of arm piers, be which Mr. Mae Heim bed tees set doom, el., the air, "Through the ferret, ' tr to I. • Froyashaso gut with Clem from kys'ete, sad • tweet by risesses. Els shows ceased greet foe ppoistame, sad se esplametkaleivisi bus gives t,, tb• ice pot lest miss • wry - se reboil the absentee, oo which Mr. Dist, theMish EWA awl NM of the 'toward*, aweaded the orcheallat seemed Wt Mr. Ms' Mesta bad wrists no arm bie regret that be ewe white to sow in Lie piece b toweequaat d a lesreesidl. TMe, boss did not appear to eddy the awlience, was ealbsd to bear may other of the pelfcestere. vs* Mr. Dist agate apparel mad reed the letter unit, Is which the ling Wear said be bad bops', whin be left ti se, to have been able is deg the* WOOS that the wet jaws, bad teetered bleasit, ad he spretted Ms liability to appear in public that atirbt, bat hoped to be siaMoisaily recovered to miss rat rah(. This was re. mini with hiss sad dipipprobtalles, but the audience op. sand tease lit and assist aweless belpfair the disp pastiest, though most of theta laid they hat travelled at of South Melee slimly to hese bra _ _ The *Weak. (set V.O Oill•MNIi. While kneed the drat Fart eir Ur commit, ems • mon dim ems, swim big of the Whew merman: of Hat put usseerplue. no rorlad of lbseassart Vg bus cure d ek.b t !be sbeesce of Mr. Sims Reeves, this li cinei4 *KIM aid were the &Wish 's prab•Ms &limy of Doassa's be/14, ' l6 ; Os 111 is SO" whisk irrtly paired, sad Mr. fibre's sow, "rai a _ .. . .. . . . The morale, elthosett the weedirer see elfll aid, Oboe tar sus, asf tb d ey GI the eadedrel were teolorped ass* as boar be! xe the tine web, 'las. 27s arenshos esestag see ollotolifekos= W 1444. width, me woe esilefgeftd. drew s ?be Mesita s 'be doors et the eediehareeested Ils. I Id. The ma verisol yeetorday I.clodd elm lessikeet gdt of 601. by J. C. Des, EN , high she.ff the cosety . carsrAL PALACE. Yeeterday, notwithstanding the wretched state of I. weather, "the Palace 1 the People - fend nod crowded oath vieitoes; sad oa tide OCCIAOS they were really ca the class for whir Lastruction sad recreation it wen t la lawn at all events, origiaally delgaid. The attracta INS • grand Jowled, flee giv.a by the Took boll. lbasoclelleg; • meaty the *ma 1 which ve have from line le Woe explailied, your, with it/ simple &yam et nodal awistice. yestmley was a pace triempb. Tbir pod Has& Ordway' was ecespied by 4,000 ecbool•cbildrea Ned SPORTING. THE DONCASTER MUTING. TO TIM IDITOS OF Till DAILY WSW% Stn,,—!t is not for the yet to review do Wei dente ia causika with the sada' ; but I eanaot help ',- gawking oa the ezturedinary surprise which the St. Leger hes spit abated us. The four but urfumen in the MO being missal; from moss the Ora three, 'dais en wawa beaten in every cas of his eagegements this arson, except theiastrafficaat eat at York, ham upset the dart esiculatioo , Ths TIM at last mita a sound edition of the Blank Buoy sad Ignition's lever. The question, Which are yea on— the bass or the awe I." being more general stung epode an thee it was um h their year, and Promised Load sad Sagesenale wan Jut u tguaninicaay beaten, It Wag • reaarkable ortacidance that J. Scott should again nappy the whiner In Oa:nester, and the Commotion party spa get itC434l with Dander. That the latter lost the race tenthly tiret t MOW yesterday IN as opinion peel Paul! 211 •° —• '' with scud roma, for he rea la the Yorkahne audit" nada peat amdrantages, which could not prevent kas Wain Simard. The mate cased thee ere awaiting de ad= Iwo been but slightly alerted by tat perforseases Tusk, sod Wedoesthy, or that there le nerlaing gaited in thepegriume athar.—The Deasedur Cup, ether the driest d The LeseV is e ausepen event thee eni, Genesseer, 3 re, 7st 71te; trao.3 yrs, let illh; Imbialr• us. let; Noweestin S i r% 7 . 4 1 1= I Pa let Mb' - Delmar yes, 7 Wh; time Load, pa, 7a Vilw is ak e litepes- Ansa, 3 pa, 7st, being ell of a hos.." is we gar tasty those the paw thee pass through beano thus, kr Laderhend ie wsater* troth, esti be can Nungutte then ere were ankholy Wage to leppea ll = W taking the cap to Meehan is the face of ewe a soweatration d 'aka. I mast sae a better anima to stead epos, for eat ha as get the &bunco we west be quite certain, tad there is not to be rid of • his spponests. The Doacador Stakes, for 3-yr-olds, ow alb gad a half, he. Oisellsbas, labdab, humors, (10th ezers), Napless ((Ii was), the Squire, Beethuzz o il Samoa, f at or tho anieldths; anti looking what did with Nepotism and floweaster or Toth, he ought to tarn the tables upea then and with as mach the beet of the For the Peelphilll.boy Cattier' row sP :o u Pt a k beethag mewmewsill earn ; an Nor th Lisoori: the 'west lantating la WanD Se ib., wen with • Two Thorned Gauss sad St lager walla epposed to him.— I see, to.. =BOR. die; ribs Sr 11b; Mb% Id!. The Is emir NO wow est dee Mir Oeurs. to. oral A Vs . vss . WW I - 111 M gli k e 1 Mr. . ...... ........ 1 SO Mb lib I 11 al --6 Co 4 Willisriel 410 1 sipt Heide, I to 1 ept a teheir, 16 to 1 opt ole- MeW, IS le 1 opt Napokos, f:1 to 1 opt Gammas,. Tlte herr rue Ares ip at the pat sees after the appellee! doe, sad they WINO daspatokml as the dent attempt. De brief at Gererst ewe gaily es tisk Ma. belt they hid erre* pi Ye desk Mi. else Prediel Lad netted to the bent eel Irk • Ilea of this es few lesagUas, Oserster, end Ares berg his trorder sierikiets. Mhl- Muieatpd t a the sib b i t i ts d itzta hureh ur ter leinnies late the nes it we sew shenemode err Chid, tit nue. Os weal barbel Uri Mel • dear /NA, Aro owl bernsidde bag roes! mei hid, Cadbelor, Dekedur red Owirshir sent At the lad Ilouse ab et bees le has • Me direr seder, Arm era goy to BMW. isailb bid Vd• Ot• *kg thibress err. Obr Melee WI dr did tier ells toirdhs the it efts he pm mew Dicer awl lbs tells reit Lb ezimreemerier es dr ugr a i i ‘eril sow Is ask robs. Übe= t i t= the armee berresdis IPM NM rear ms Alfred Day " Me" Preeles4 orb s tomerkess sheet wee,sies4 " thelsverbes tem. r eel mesh was the be, Ise de al er ore out, Mewed by Disk: ; but the reel vie mew vbwely over, sad Omelet its home es ray wiener by bell $ isaith. Mogrer. tube caught Borwelde st the Bird, wee bales we lay* boot the sesesi, r Masi • had b elesemse of Ile MS, About • hese fere thins care Preesel Looljab. veil • ergo akar aperefel Norm ham him The ease ewe Is at seek elle ilereede that dr *Be orbbl le pees the W. Urals& mulkod keg ear Ihe bum hal posed the lest. TWII PORTLAND Putas al 200 sots. In sporztr, Maid to • liseditep Buhr of 6 son. sea. Wieners ease. TM mead to receive SS NOW. est it the stakes. Red Hoar ht. gyp. eds.) ,e (n it h weerre a gi v ile = lir. Ono - kW r fir. tie% Okite ..... The al so ImM : DOW Idetbeer, lionee hisi trec os: Chitin lad of dr Meart, • Sormeutssi of le ors. orb. .. as • Yeti. Iliovee ses. yes some/ 11,8S11. ............ . ........ ....... 3 TITUDAVII ides oottamolD. in Doxcum PLATE (floadloap) of 70 son. Wh am oar& Ow oils. arm amdisidis swam It 143304. i 333. 7g Sh i llard Tot 10,3 ( to) 1 Minot ilmoomolib Nit 4 IVA 10..........(14mbeems I Serm• ".• (Ourls000l 3 Tbo = folloorbor oar 44s : *pis Aft, Las Doixty, ooWtlek obi Itoogilob. Batting 3to I opt os, 1110 to 30 opt Biltorrb 4to 1 mot Nom% 6to I opt Otommlob Pole, I to 1 opt Her Id Wet by • bood ; three knee balms mood sad stik4. MAWR, 100 h ft. Rod House b. 1 14=4: 71 (1. L iu = rMwi to 4as Ezzobistor. We. by a boob .34 • • THE EXPRESS, TIPTRSDAT .:EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1859. tab) Intilligutte. COURT OF BANIERUPTCY.—SEPT. 19. (Before Mr. Coounisidocer Goa!burn.) LIP ?MI 11131L1OPTCY OP L R. AMOORE. TM Mahlon, !l=ea Ruth Amoore, a former at II one yea the tondos of lost assoination. DAM 1,1721 dine al secand creditors, 668 i., arailable wets, .boat OW. Aa edjoarnineat ins otland, so that Bs• =mats Wet be pat ia a goon satisfactory stoic is 711 11•1111.113PTOT OP a. 11. POP.D. This sae oleo • last natainanto otooling. Tho baskrapt ' was a stock sonahrunr is L . iden t smabary. The 11211111de' ore nail lo be shout 13,0001.; s 11,0001.*, sad the debtors to the aisle us stated to be* no loss then 1,000. As sokberansat was adore& AD/OVISICIPTS OP LeaflATton 111117131014 The Comodaskar toot eleasko to remark, in the MUM of the day, urea thebecranno of aboarnoseas dirt amok adios meetings, whisk are mow, ha mo o ed. ozresud to w leuraed as • latter of aura 7111 i woe • rondo esglit to be anima go it bided goodly to the aerosol. IN TSB PAIIIIIIPTOT OP I. CA1174 The timbal's ww a tabacsier, at Wisdom. This was elm sontilleaciaosting. It was • nasionoboly own. The Marva ham wry mad sad *sorbed in kis mind, sad was nab to mon. his bamboos, whir*, U mama ado kepis, or Oar, might ham been very prosaic •. Theme a Oa esamen thorax* davolved upon cam, who it wee alga omega it so nagligeatly or so bernidently, that tie' sent Lll btu insolvesey. Kam the benkrartey p the per eon les boa la • bootie solos, bat io now in eassoeisa of ids mason sad at largo, bat OW ht • ma ex citable state, sad It is feared say =nabobs at him might bring an a TIOSITIOOI of the usably. The dab are not Lego, shoat 6001., sad a &rand at 2s. in the pound has been Woody paid. There was no oppositica whatever to the totabept's appli cation. His Honour rata a mood oleo oortgloste. there was a great preponderance of testimony in favour of the complaisant. It arm, however, admitted on all hand, that Mr. Taylor was much samoyei—try boys in the neigh bourhood. Mr. Amid convicted dehndant of the offence, but reepitel judgment for a week in order that It might be entertained whether any 111 oesseqemaires attended the *pry to the boy. Defendant entered into his own remenleeneee to appear. MAIMI7B. COTTON.—LrvissooL, Burr. 14.—Tbs oaks of cotton today us Wielded at 6,000 bass, There has bats rather more tiqulry fa cotton to-day, but without say chimp is - _ CORN.—Bowrow, err. 14.—The supply of wheat was far at this market, zillion taking the beet tuna at la. d ram. fairer the mine es Sin weak. Old white, 45t. to 46e. ; sew, 42e. to 44a. ; red, old, as. to 44n; new, 37e. to 41s. There was • good show of mein cots, and the pekescots, la favour of bums. Beans, old, 46e. to 60e.; sew, 41s. to 435. Oats, 12 stone, 22e. to 24e. Pee., bine,4ls. to 44a. ; white, Nth to 38s. Bromism-on-Tar, Bare. 14.—The simply ci pain at our market this morning was nearer Wheat met a tree sale at prime ereediog lest viree la ray In. Smogs le. per qr. deans sr shared barley in fsir mitre. Oats rammed. Bear the tam reaper. In other articles than Is so ratable variance. Imports during the peel week;— Wheat, corwies, 364 qrs. , barley, foreigs, 1,270 qrs.; oats, cosatree, 243 qrs.; rye, foreign, q 40 rs. Glasoow, Bre. 14.—From Wednesday lmt there was • mart rural demand for old wheats, and, though no advance la prim was ainethalds, the tendery was decidedly upward. A more heathy tone pervaded to-day's market, and wheat mina an amendment of 9d. to 64. per 2401 be. Flour in meditate request, at last week's price'. Barley, malting desafprions, as the spot, 6d. dearer, but offered 6d. cheaper C.F. sad I. Bras the turn in price *earn salve. Oat', old B 61. thane; Irish wither cr age la value or dewed ooted, . Oared, old, has recoversd la. to 2s. from the lowest point; arm rather error. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Barr. 14. (Before Mr. Dopey Comadarkaser Dorm.) Ott RI 010=1 WTLIION. This tasolvrat woo by Mr. J. P. Doyle for Meows. Domes end Bapßak Wma , kon ; Mr. 11014 It appeared that there was a mabalattag Bat I=tay the fasolvest, to which he had sot sorruidarad. Sin had bean ow bail ea applioatiow bad boa wade to the Cart of Dankraroy by the irolvaat to got rid of the IA hut the court deal** ist ishrdwe. tn=tssessistios wee undo by Mr. Doyle late various beim be wee aware of the peculiar pakten of the are el* taw* to the twakraptcy. 110 hand Clomehrianar rid it win escessery that he shawil en the reendbp In bankruptcy before be wr the ore. All the propertywee voted by tits retro ghat *art, and haws ha ordered a new balance-sheet be ctrl rie who're the was in its resent shape could be ea ha** by di esurn allnansd te Tasstisy. MI MS ZEIRT 0010—"TE1 WATMTORD Ems." Thit inishmt, Ida had bog* pairoship whh • purees mesa Kw* Ind hips the Walsall Anse, in the Bay ne**, and had herrowed now et Memo. Ibsen and Low, to whom powasties had bus gin* and who we eralitors to • imp saisast. Kr. lasi mod for Knew ilelmilyme ad On, wine in peelers, k Am* Kr. T:a o sg asillers i S l lE: L ehempape to the Is salmi • pars , vine anothag to the sesanal. biped le sene d Ns rid he dad sot *ay where Pulse I risa e hunt. It wes urged, la egraldea aM theirshun we rare& fied saatreideg *s debt lisr Yr. &speed Tidied* the ids= " rn upset el • Freset lame, who party* al the wise, did net !mow that It was • uhbbsowe, sad dna the arm a perm* derided at the terionsre to the rms. The Court did not objet that any empiriat bed been or taMiasd, and is Mhe abases of my skims he the epperft he could not say that the dohs hid bass tor inoted. As to the —!hint that the ego* Mak awn at the wine, that wee, is hio oplaint, • Posh he he pad- The insolvent was discharged. IN RE CHARLES AtOtETO6 /ACONS, JUL Two creditors appeared to oppose la versos; Mr. Denney CATTLII.--Boonuai, Bal. IC—Treat rated heavy to-day, mad only jut the pine mils int eselesirolos. Best made from tht St. to fit 10d.; mutts% Y. to is. ; veal 4e. to 6e.; pock, 3e. 24. to tit 46. per stops at tag, sinklng the att. LEATHER AND 111D118.—We ban as Jima= le make to lb. vales at Lather this week. The IF= Ltadsabell has ban nodastely amide* sad a fak has existed. The beet heavy butts, IWO& sad ktelsa, gating start in stack, sad the best widdla's lidos en In ‘A ix. In Sonya nw hides link has beta doled' shoat 1.000 melted B. Arai hides have lima said at Sid.; sad 460 ditto HA, at lik. 6.1. to 18s. Bd. COALB.-Lotatoa, Barr. 14.-Daeismes West Hart ey, 16s. 3d.; Lambasts Wen Hanby, 16s. Id. Tsneeld Poor Bata, 13s. 3d.; Wallow Primrose, West Wlain, 13s. ed.; Walla Bad Agora Close, s. 3.1. Walls Bad Edam, 17s. 3d. Walls Bad Harms, l 1 7 es. 3d. ; ; Eden Mate, 111 s. 9d. ; Wells Bad Bnddylls Heat" 17a. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell, 18s. ed.; Willi End Maim, 18s. 6d.; WalbEnd Stewart's, 18a. ; Walk Ind Beasca, les. 6d.; Walls Bad baaral , 7a. ed.; leas Bad Hs ! 001, 1 8s.; Walls Bad Haugh 17a. 3d.; Walls Bad Melee, 17s. 9d.; Walla Bad Beata Hartlepool, 17a. 3d. ; Walls Bud Soma Ken" 17s. ed. ; Walls End Thins, 17s. 9d. ; Will. End WinWord', 16..; Camay and Duffer' Steam, 19s. 6d. ; Nixon's Hilltop, 21. . ed. Dueryn &we, 215.-tNalps as samkat,46; ;M. TRAFFIC RETURNS. LaVATS. MATO( ' 390 110117,161 itT4iio;lo le.—Lord Derby's !Roads* ttst 71b, mist Lord Olsagow's f by Bastogne out of c•nspolv; 7 Maroc, 380 Revs., aft ; got 10Ib mob. Red Rouse in. Lord Olimmeer's c by The Flying Dutchman, out of Mime Wlip, apt Lord Wilton's b cby Longbow, oat of Lady Evelyn. The match between Lord Dolby's TOM Bowline and Lord OlaegoVe c by West Auetral!an, out of Maid of Mathew, Is of; both hones having become the property of Lord Glasgow. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER 'MEETING). ACCEPTANCVS TOO TIM CSBAKIWITCH STAKES, • bee Haatheap of 25 rove eacb, 15 ft, with 200 added by do Jockey Club, for three year old sad upwards ; the Wulff of the Donation St. Leger to carry 121 b ears; theasoond hone is the St. Legtr, or the winter of the Doncaster Cup, Sib antra ; the winner of • Oseeticar value 300 ems. on the pub- Ikatiow of the weights (September 8, at 9 s.m.), to carry Be ; cd say other handcar, 31h film; Po sena weight to be awn. inalative up to 101 h , the oersted the road bores to receive SO sore. out of the stake*, and the willow to pey 30 soya. to the Jodie. Ceserewitek Coarse. (93 sub.)MIS AP 44 D Illsw *moil . 4 II ... i i .... li ... ..... i i 1 ••• 4 ' aiiii... .............::. 1 Shadow : $ ....:............:.: ... .. 1 ..... 4 i 4 ... • • • II oii'Filifiiiiiiiii! , I: ..,,,,,.. 7.: .... ie,„,„ _ , I: ................. u.'.~: ~:.... Orders were reoelved Lora on Hawley, to get the Picea,. 6, mew, Commanding Kay, at this ped,reedy far see with all possible despatch. The sea 'employed ea la worked all t y l= . ht, and she wee than 'alibied to be takea out of dock y morning. &mils, 21, screw, Captain R. Lambed, milled from this pert for the Channel Fleet on Sunday. She returned here as Monday at 3.30 p.m., sailed again at 6p.m., sad returned again the lollowiag aseenieg. She I. dill cruising oft the rat. Virago, 6, peddle, Commander Dune. sailed from MY pod yesterday (Timidity), for the Channel Fleet. In Harbour—lia bit', Royal Adelaide, Sylph sad Avon tenders, CamMdpe, Wellington, Sbadla (Turk), Violet, Hydra, Prancer, Diadem, Vivid, Osborne, sad Ifsatilus. Alarm, 28, Captain Douglas Cierry--.At the paylag-t If of this ship 6,200/. was pelt to the crew is half-en-hour, and emend of the melt readved tiertle et 1001. They were all perfectly sober at the ppnnyy tabsa sad, whoa paid, them sot belonging to the asighboarboed preceded to thek respective homes. - The Alarm bed a very young mew : they were in good discipline, sad very well-behaved, the generality of them reanatione service men. The umbers of the Plymouth Royal Revel Club dim together at Bale's ROld Hotel on Monday neat, to celebrate the fall of Java. At ten a.m., on Moaday, the Lords of the Admiralty proceeded, accompanied by the Comptroller of Victualling, Chsrlce Richards, Req., to impact the Royal William Victualling-yard. To-day (Wednesday), the Filet Lord will hold his IMO at 10 s.m., at the office of the Admiral Superintendent is the During the time the Pied Lord's levee le beteg held, the other members of the board will proceed with the duties of the official visit. During their visit at this port his Once the Duke of Somerset. and other members of the Board of Admiralty, have kept their quarters at board the mold. ADMIRALTY, SEPTEMBER 14.—Arronivan.— Surgeon : J. B. Rimatia, to the Simoona. THE LORDS Or THE ADMIRALTY AT DEVOSPORT. —The Duke of Somerset, Ether-Admiral Has. F. Pelham, Commodore Eden, Lords of the Admiralty, sad Lord C. Paget, Secretary to the Board ; Captain J. Moore, private secre tary to the First Lord ; end Mr. Barkley one of the clerks of the Admiralty, arrived here in the o:borne steam pobt cm Marley, and were zest by Sir Baldwin Walker, Bur Ppm Glebe Navy; Mr. C. Of chards, Comptroller of Victual ling; sad Captain Orson, the Surveyor of Works. THE Dusecre or THE TYNE.—The defences of the Tyne are now complete, and very formidable arms moats they look. The oM.cera of the Artillery Volunteers have received orders from the Secretary at War that they Isere to be attached to the Noethumberlend Artillery Mulles, with a view to be made perfect in their profeeMin. The whole of the delouse of the coast of Northumberland ems now in the hands of natives of that county. the genies, at Tynemonth being seedy occupied by the Northumberland Artillery and Voluntams.—Nenrdester Examiner. LONDON RIFLE BRIOADL—A meettog of the council was held on Tutees; at the Mongol:Atones. Mr. Alderman Bose, Vice. Pntsident, took the chair In the ab sence of the Bight Bon. the Lord Mayor. The council yea numerously attended, and eat for three hours. Ore the mo tion of Lord Delll=l2 seconded by Lord Elcho, the =dream uniform was inspected and approved subject to the sanction of her Majegy's Commissioners of Lieutenancy. The noble lord stated that the MAI cost of the undress uniform, including the belt and forego cop, amounted to 11. 19.1. 10L, so that with th e addition of one guinea admission fee sad nee guinea annual subscription gentlemen might joia the amps on a payment of 41. le. ltd. The state visitant could be obtained et count nience for five guineas. The secretary reed a list of munificent mottributions which had been pub r Hated that morning, amounting to 2,0511 6.., sad stated that , slam Chet publication various ocntributtone bed been re ;salved. A long discussion took place so to the practice ground, place of drill, and other matters, in which Mr. Alderman Carter, Mr. W. Gardner, and Captain Ricks took ' a part, and • variety of important al rangemrote were made. ; The meeting espereted after presenting • vote of thanks to ; Mr. Aldermen Rose. FORTHRR GOVERNMENT GRANT OF BITERS.—It is stated that the government contemplate issaieg a farther supply of 20 per amt. of rake to the Volunteer Rifle Corps se anon as they ere Ina position to do eo. This will Menem the Wetly; peat to 60 per cent. i 4 THE LATE FLOOOII4O AT WOOLWICIL—At a meet- Itideatil mem ber .7 _ kis s °l l t a he t W at ° Sm iw l t o b wit i4eal -bell, B r_ T . Mog en ilw2tk4 , theirmele, the nee. Mr. a uMeld brought under . tne notice 01 the beard the recent cases 44 the poniatimest et artillerymen in the town by flogging, and moved that the use of the hall be granted for the purpose of bolding a public meeting to take the subject into coni&ration. The motion was unanimously tweed to. A singular incident is related in the Memorial de 1 Cowtrais se having just happened t 4 an hotel-keeper in that iloon. He had went a lad, about 17, with 6,000 f. of French 1 gold to be exchanged for Belgian bank-notes, which 1,1 the meemeger regularly effected , rece i v in g five notes of to I,ooof. each, but which he lost on his way home. While the hotel-keeper was lamenting over hie loan a little girl, of five or eix years of age, Using at • short distance from his house, brought to her mother • piece of paper, on which was • i moll vignette, end which she mild her brother had cut out 1 with • pair of esimen from a larger piece. The mother re i znlitZh asWOO. kti a lenk-note, ran to the child, nem him a MIMI. note cut into eleven pieces. The child, on being questioned where he bad found the note, and whether he had ere others, began to cry, but at length • mid that he had found them in the street, and had put four It others in • htde box among his top, Intending to cut out the pictures from each. The lose of the hotel keeper having beams imorent„ the women restored him the notes which re -111111414441414 Se well ea the Were of the other. These balm Irwin Issa canton,. put together, were taken by the bilk ad sash the seat day. ~:~..::: .~~;'r ... ::: : : : ..... THE POLICE COURTS. MARYLEBONE. Carlo Pickle, a native of Rome, was charged with being dbordirly and causing a disturbance at the residence of the Austrian anibawadcr, Cavendish-square. Frederic Freston, a meeeeoger in the employ of the ern hiariy, stated that the prhoner went to the kale about 2 o'clock yesterday and crewed a great disturbance. Police constable 1) 182, raid be woe not for to the Austrian ambassador's to remove the prisoner. He found him in the hall, from which he took him. When be got outride prisoner commenced throwing stones at the ball door. Prisoner said he wanted money, and west than for a peer The messenger said the Pops's Nuncio was the proper person to apply to for a passport, ant he understood he had applied to him, but he refused to give one. Prisoner, on promising not to annoy the ambassador again, was &Ise-barged. The ken. Bober! Smith, • whet attached to the Roman Catholic Chapel, Kentish-tows, wee charged with an assault on a child between four and five years uld, named John Cos. John Norwood stated that on Sunday evening several children were making a great noise end knocking at the door oldie chapel. Deb ndant came out, on which the children yea away. Defendant followed and attack complaina n t with his haM three or four times, knocking him down, and when begzah u is mouth was full of blood. t was fined 10c, which be paid. WESTMINSTER. Me. John Taylor, of 7, Hhiteker-street, Pimlico, at elderly man, was charged with violently smashing and seriously in , Thomas Miles, &Loy 16 years of age, by kicking him I.c.th.epwomac.be.mid he as on the rail* in front of the &tradeoff boom on Tueeday evening, when he twilled out, threw him down, sad kicked him sin or eaves time,. inflictieg such severe injury apes blot that he was obliged to be am. veyed to the hospital, and still felt great pain. A surgeon's oertiflca.• was produced, staling that the boy bad received • hurt la the abdomen. In crows-examination complainant admitted that Mr. Tayloehed before told him not to be in front of his hours turtles a &lambent*. Intendant said that the complainant and annmberof other Ilse boy. were a moa t intaarabla miasma to him, and from morning till eight he bed not a moment's peace In his own Imes. They not only eat open h's railings sad geed lb, most diem leg and "bowl:l.6le bingatge, but threw deed ate, ram, stoner, and otbor mileitee into the treat rooms whenever the 'dodoes were open. On Tuesday evening he went to his street-door, when be was *smiled by a number olboye, and complainant threw a brick-bat at blot, which struck him on the chest. He then pulled the complainant of his veiling., and certainly gave blot one kick behind, but new 111-treated blot in the way alleged. Tin com plainant threw himself down on the ground, and Is so doing probably injured biareef. • number of simians wise celled on both skim, butt Mr PM. /ir 'NW, TOl6l. pia. ewer. *read We. Liad .....1% ,„ dub r ilia. A A A int i „ . 117 Luc: ! lift 1.111 1.148 IX/ 2.111 CON 323 OCT 1.90 1.811 " IlWadfi .. 4rdst; l4 ..g lll - -• 8 . 838 1.1 4 7 =lora llares. . ll3 - - 4.001 *WO war nun 01088•iida Chlat Nadirs III 11,110 11481 18.111 17 16.0 - 4 Mar Dam. 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Corals nem, from Ca'eatta to Bombay, with troupe mod tarp. Bat genially &masted la tee Roy, ten far Ws poet under jury ewe, hat wastes share et the mouth of the ll'oo River on the tot Abort. Med Is now • Mt.' wreeli troops sad mew all eared by her Illefeety's neaten Neaceelv. hat these Is Little hope of mem( feno of the eareu—aksale. Allrkft 7. bee. of lend hem Liven. I fur Naltelidje. foundered letterdas. the 05 Head of Kinsale bossing N. 70 mike; ems leaded bele.— Quernatowc. Sept. 11. Bbeh Jehas, Cottle Beihtm, from Calcutta to this Port. hoe hero buret at es• ; crew lauded haze hi ILLS M. selt.esser Terquoeu— tesarltiee. eveart B. Peals (so). Cap tala Tana horn Landon to Odra. *Weis arrived hers ea the Sad Pepe., had been on foe off filaketu lea the Kamm were eztineplehed bet. re the' h.d made 51.0 program; wine saga?. Is plebe, awl other manhandles, were damaged by wattr.—Mslts, Kept. S. HOUGHTON MEETING. ACCEPTANCES FON TEE CAMBEIDOEIMIILE Braise of 26 sore. each, 10 ft, awl only 616 decliffed le llease•Weathieby to Landon ea or before Tuesday, the 13th of September, by 12 ealack at soca, trleh 100 added by the Tows Rem Feud ; the wiawa tithe Descaehr 6t. Leger to oarry 121 h ates ; ' the lewd Ms la the Bt. Lew, at the whew at the Bea -1 meter Cap.* carry 61h extra; the Mawr of • heetese. wane 100 seve n after the yabliettioa et the twee kat tem.), to °eery ;ct any the 4 lb sin; theme tetra &dew to be lammed,* ye le 1 ; weft view el dieOeurewitch to carry 71b Oaf end above mg dm elle waW to which he may he Me; the owe el the semi Ince ay to webs 60 love eet ell the giebroal the Mawr to p 30 ewe. to the ledge Oiel• kylipeidee Was. (,!!f Baba, 91 et whim pay 6 am obi) Ye 4 _ _ - AP PlEmirs... :........:1 ..., ......... I Na . i 4 • ~. . • .' i i '''* ..... W. 1 . . 1 ... . 1 Lk . ... ...... 1 W ...... ...... .. .. ' 1 4 1 : t .... :: ....... • lig/50.. .. 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It is deo impeded that a form of 1,000 additional Iteriass will be depose:ha be Chins, the divinities at Chatham, Portsmouth, Ptywonth, and Woolwich Wag able to give that member of lose. The mess of the ships that ars to be ordered to atlas from the ewers! steams ere ospeoted to be samatamd la a few days. WOOLWICH, Sara 14. Another important addition wee mode to the royal navy this day by the launch of the Gelates, screw cor vette, of 26 sane and WO-borne power. She was laid down at this yard in February, 1857, and lies been °aestivated is the most improved principles of modem ravel architecture. DIVONPORT, SirT 14. -trot the partite bad no right to typos, and the other bed shoe the first burble taken two bills of exeliange, which he found to be of no value, and he had since returned them. TIM cue sou before Mr. Commlesioner Murphy on a 01,11NR mansion, and stood over to effect a settlement. Mr. Denney, after he had elicited that the creditor had taken a bill to waive the opposition, submitted that there was 110 OW. The learned Commissioner amid he had already intimated that opinion. A day was named for the final order. TN HS SLISA DILLINOI.-81NOVLAR CANE OF A MARRIED WOMAN. This insolvent bad petitioned some months ago under the Pessamha Act, se • " widow," and it now turned oat that de led oboe been married, and that ber name now was Wei" hub( bus married on the Bth Jane last at St. alluent Danes. Yektenhaoh, the opposing creditor, now produced a tow of the marriage certificate, end complained that on the last !searing, which was on the 24th of June, the insolvent denied that she was a married woman. It appeared that the insolvent had taken • photographic business of the opposing creditor, at 111, Strand, and since the former bearing, on the suggestion of parties, he had been paid 101, and wee now in possession of the premises. Ha was still a creditor to eons extent. A point arose whether the court had any jurisdiction to entertain the petition, loss to give the final order. The Deputy Commissioner war of opinion that thore was no such person as "Elise Billings" before the court. Mr. Nichols said oho was the atme person under another name. (A laugh.) He urged that the court could grant the final order, nod the creditor' coati rails the question by pro oeedinge against the husband. The learned Commissioner said she had withdrawn herself from the protection of the court, and put herself under the protection of her husband. Mr. Nichols thought she was under the protection of both. The Court said he could not give a protection, and that he must dismiss the petition. He would, however, consider the question. Eventually the cue wan adjourned to the 2nd November, and the protection was taken "for what It was worth." IN RE JOHN CHANITTIB.—TNI NORTITFLIET DOCKS. This Insolvent, one of the promoters of the Nortlifieet Docks, who was on bail, applied to be discharged under the sot. Mr. Sergood supported. In answer to the learned Commissioner the insolvent (who was not opposed by hie creditor.) said he had advanoed, to the amount stated In the schedule, the preliminary exposes of the company. The Deputy Commissioner asked whether the directors were not liable? Mr. Sargood answered in the negative. The directors bad required en indemnity from the promoters before they joined. The insolvent was ordered to be discharged. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Cootarf, hoe Now lootaad tag Lando% Ammo! Mat 15.18, Ira 21.11 W.' hoot, hos Dunce Lyon !or Plomooth, laisat 1, lat 13.59 9, Ira 19.13 W. Rkbard Deily (Alp), of mod tor Now Took Nam Liverpool, 31 dap, W will. Assad SO, lat 41.1, to 81.3. 441.1101 k, Wool, from bream lit T N. Taw U W. !flacks. Amur a, lat 7..9 I, Its NIX W. THE SCREW STRAYER Wattatort.—By the arrival et the Peninsular end North African Steam Navigation Cont pan ' a screw steamer Warrior, Cdptain Cooper, in the river, on the 18th instant, we have MADDOX from Tenerife, August 22; Zonate, 23; Megadoe, 26; Cadiz, September 3; and Lisboa. 7. In Nogador • now governor was appointed, and tranquillity prevailed. On the 2nd September nine French gunboats left the port of Cadiz, bound westward. She brings passengers from the above-mentioned ports, 12,000 dollars, and one ease of jewellery on freight, and the following cargo, viz. :-331 !meshes& of wine, 200 begs of orchella weed, 361 boxes of fruits, 460 bags of cochineal, 1,100 elephant.' teeth, 276 packages of almonds, 36 boxes and 26 casks of gum, 12 peckagi • of trees, 50 bales of eking, 8 casks of bees' wax, and 27 nsaages of sundries. WRECK OFF DOVER.— Between four and five o'clock yesterday morning the schooner Dove, of Shields, from which port she was bound to Barfleor, with* cargo es ef went on shore • little to the westward of Shakpesre's end about • mile and a half west of Dover harbour, and ro a few minutes berme • total wreck. A heavy gale from the south-west bad been blowing all night until about two or three o'clock cm Wednesday morning, when the wind sud denly veered to the SS E. The tichoober had brought tip under Dungeness at 10 o'clock on Tuesday night, but at mii night she parted from her moorings. The matter then hors the vessel to, keeping her head off until overtaken by the sudden squall from the SS.E., when, despite hie exertions end the exertions of the crow, she gradual) , drove on abore, ead took the ground as above stated. The disaster was ob served from the shore by the coast guardmen on duty, and by their exertions, with the assistanoe of other moons who were attracted to the spot, a line was pampa from the 'trended verse! to the shore, • distance of about 50 yards, end the rawer and crew, Wall four perms, dragged through the surf. IdARRIAGEB, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ARTRUIL—Foot. 11. at St. Savioarpta, Took. the wife of W. O. Tag , of • Asoghtor. SMITLST.—dept. 11. at Cavetalah rood. St. Joboa.wood. the wife of W. B. Bestka. T.K., of a daoghter. BLACK hTT.—Sapt. it at Onmaatreet, °renew Kowa. Xrs. J. B. Plarkett. of • dasghter. ASAol4.—Aapt. 11. at IlarrowoathAlllll, the lotto of a Yarn. PA Y tal i liVt a. .—Sept. 11, at Yolk. tho wife of Capaala tie 11. a. T. A. rakeabam. dime. MARRIAGES. BARN EB—PC XON.—Sept. la. by the Acr. W. Berns. luetunbeat of E I nTb..tnal. Chance)... Harem Bea.. of lialscroebriler. A. daughter of the tae W. ruson. the.. of Cheetah... raw.. BEBBLI7—n AWORTII.-Bept. 11.4 the Cthedral. by the Ber. O. Iluattertna. M.A Mr.Nee4el. 1.0ud0 , . to Mon J" daughter of Mr P. Haworth. of lianetester. BOOPER—BRZWIN.--Pept. 11. ab raelnurs, Bouthwart, Mr. U.N. Hooper, to Use. dueler of Mr. .1. aboteu, of dermal% 1 1 . °UNLIT/3 —amt. 10. at Amon park, Wrexham, Geooral Fir B. Ctrs. C. 8.. wet 71. 11113101.-Bept. 10, E. Ciampi E.; of Ball. J.P. for 140 LW BI ILINLIIIIC—Sept CM No 17. Brlatonhlace, Britton, Suns? °aro' 11111e.r. to tillt mar. LultiltY.—Br U. at Umenetraet, °tom. Mr mt l 110 . 154 Immlb_mierar of the boo Gomm! the non W. Lsh°. (ICS . 3101131°N.—IMIC 11, Milm Madam Monica, of hem Mom Wlnar• Weller: Nei.. of Amoebas. Naafi la IN. MN Mu of kW Me. 4 1 54 1 1 lemeMe• hy • Imp choker MI6O Matta sad Pub llama by WILLIAM W:so Hots% of No. a. Stmt. W tho City of Loucks:. Print. at tin 0111" la L as ter I fluor. la the thedost allatattoza—Tawasoast eassiasas la* tw / Mx thy by Col 1 be