The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-15 00:00:00

SIR ROBERT PEEL AT ABERDEEN. no Lord Provost of Aberdeen having melted {n ineties that Sir Robert Peel was to be at Had, house on Tassels, the gnat of the Earl of Aberdeen, jerked him to • damson ia ft Tows lull, to receive the freedom el the dip. Tb. imitation was amegted, sad ft ham gigot nsen Ss Soren mewed the My in an wie ongsferzerbasesta girlthe Su a m l Abea add Loa Elea" by Ifsontabeel as he ensued Iliiseetesst, ea loudly t h e be se his way to the Sorel Illorls_ sod es kis way to the berme b• was droved by as rer MON people. Toe isle bee. Weft wss reselved by the lord parer sad we. at the hotel, and walked wick the pelmet said the rd s e al rAbselsea to the Town-kall, when operas ed 350 of the pining teatimes sad needrate of the my had met ia Meier ef ft amise. At I eels& Oft Robert sad Prevost Momper erred the hall,nad woe neolved with lonsmetifted *miss The Proem steepled the chair, summed ea the dabs by Sir Rehm Peel, and oaths left by ft Earl of Abater The easel bye/ mad palliate tools beim bra aired of, The PSOVOST salted for • spiel humble, eft aim erg Okra beet Psi, said,—Bin SAM Peelotbso its ate end oftsa In bend of year fassein to pus the ebp of Aberdeen, es yam way mall, thin woo tail 'softiies ad eas wish ia their hearts, and that wss, delft altou!d he embroiled of payiag rem egad ill sad astesat to me so ..1515th &en auilisa se puotr i (Cheers.) At the same dew. • stems left was enersseol, Mat is additiaa to Me fr.edom of the city. ego &mild berm the diem with you proems at a pars dram. We all regret that your limited time sad • her ansesements meant yiar mewing that bovitedee ; but ft is sits may graufyiag to tas lugs some* that you have done es - the horror to meet us here See the purpose of receiving the highest mark of weeper which the diens of Aberdeen sus bestow. (Cheers.) ebr If we wad culler a higher hoesur on you, Bs. we would cheerfully do to • bat this bestour will, se dank be salfteed in your estinieries, wham I state that sum distiagisisited same. are as the record if out cities in. flip—rimes of cum who have stood high in the ranks of =liters ore, art, and genius. add that the last name the hawser to enrol was that of his Royal Highness Prises Albert. (Cheers.) Is temberiog ea you tide honour we domino to 'spree tit• Mee we eatertan of year high puns IMAM and prints worth, and to mooed an our lewd suds the same et see who has hese leas emseerd with the Friss hearses of the country and filled we highest cases its the dam. In all these you bare discharged your duty to the mist hoseerable assesdr. After seise Sadler remarks, the provost pressated to the right M. baronet we bargees ticket, aid the mor el& (ir. Angus) invested Sir Sabers al* the usual "%PROVOST, in continuation, then said—Tde are now * iss the city of Aberdeen, and I think I may eon my fellow•eitizery so that distinenised a name has a east re oar list of wisest. (Chem.) i= Sir 111. PILEL was received wi lonrcontimsed ohms. Re ale-My lord provost sod gentlemen, I wish that I could lhatertsla whisk I could adequately exprees my grateful esitniewledgmeats, sot merely fur the municipal dieustrim wheats loss have now tionforred on on, but for the meat kind sad areal neeptisa which has bees given to so as dismay Sort vat to per "mint My. (Cheer,) That visit must ne mosselly be of short dera+n, but it will leave a Muhl im primis, ft way Wool I same to Seetlead la a pasty prints enmity, ft the purpose of minims the pleasures 4.1 seclu de& gad sethemeat from the busy near of pair life, a happy Whim, be a Time, of all the subjects sad topics of peitisel eseremsy, and that writing Were* whir must ever mead petals mestinge, even of the most kansosious hied. I oft Is ids senate, for the pupas. of marking my raper for • noble lord, of whom I have bees the bonouteo gatem—(vbesee) —whose feelings, is he is pretest, I shall not yeast by esposaing myself as I "weld wish to do,—of seark lag my aftehmeat to him es • private Mend, sad my obit illito kink** various retaliate of life is whisk I have t bereeneto be aseoriated with the sorb lord (cheers); I moan bat hem ospreys my gratitude for the valsaMe I seeditel whisk I 11011aillad from hi. as mistier is wry* eat ire peals beftess of the caustry ; sad thus for I m om* me tbe Osman of public life ; bat your Madness has' onepelled me se brunt au tar bum my remlansa m to be preens ea this asorisa. that I might rewire ham this aeon reepeetabie asmsony the freedom of the city of *birdies. (Cheer.) If I Neese r rightly, when the freedom at this city was seamed ea a era ef the highest 41111suess la !Wratare—l mean Dr. ishesea tad I feel it a high hoooor to be thus sesseated with seek a sae. — that lee said, he spe eking of his ressiviag she freedom of the city, neat the hoopla had bee eseferred on him "with .1 the desoestres whisk politeness could add " After all the falba( that has beos menifeeted towards me, sot menu within, new walls, but w itkow. them. mad which I here nest gratefully asksowledge, I will odd that yea have a.tt Duly coshiveedd sea no the freedom of the city with "all the deco refloat which politeness ma add ," but have salaamed that honour by each expreseime of geed feeling sod ggeemm.eroes con dos*, as is. who Is • Iltraosor an og you could so . hays ex piated topsides. (Caters.) Well, I .hall not abate your patrosity. The frond.. of your savviest city has osa cen lined on re by the Ruanitnoste vote of the magistrates and maned ; and though from this It. sot to maclude that every Reath r .f that honourable body approves of every set of my public life, yet I receive it a. as ameranoe that you appre. eta.. toe st9tivie.. although pia way am all agree with me in every meware, I have felt at to be my duty to rgeoisatesd to use semen. I take it as as smote that you believe that I hod no other oh). et in view than medium the public welt being of the country ; aid, while I wool I wet disturb the keratin y and good im.ing 4 this amain/ by is•rodualai anything of a ctntree.sial charseter, I cannot but be soasions of the kindness you have shcies, new fail to re alive your apprecietioa of my motives, se a proof that you di mgard rued despise the athsanies that have been heaped— (The sin tinder of the sentinel Was drowned in cheers.) But I shall not utistitt any one of you by tat:admen, mitten Nish might lead to difference of opiates, sod although you have eompelled me 'o depart from the rtsolittio• I had 'alma .you ail excuse me If I maks so reference to quostices of pubitc rotrovetey. (Cheers.) But there is oe t pie on which -here can be so difference of opinion. The roe it has st.t.d that lam the youngest bargees. (Rear.) Yes, bat I wilt yield to none—so, not even to the oldest inherit:at— is en entrant desire that Aberdeen may long pr wive the illoetrioue same which it hots berm in the annals of the world; that it may maintain the high respect shies in a double capacity it has gained as the meat of two Iselin rides; that he ash ale or I. amino and science may long continue in sand forth minds eo educated and imbued with religion as to be able to enlarge erd improve our amid rtate—(theeet)— sad I trust that this groat city, by a free end unrestricted mariereitl iteercoune with other cities sad with bier aunt's, by Industry and in•egrity is an its dealings, may, alld I do,tbt out it will, contribute to the *dupe's% tar comfort, end the happiness of the world. Moat sheering.) The health: of the Bad of Abeam* sod Lord C. Hamiltee were then drook. after which Si, R. Pal •ook farewell of the citizens sod, oat leavirg the ball, walked In his hotel sith the burls a ticket in his hat, sad etas loudly cheer, d by the multitude of people at • the streets, Bic R Alert and family left at about three o'clock, sad were cheered all the way oat el the city. OXFORD FARMERS' CLUB.—The fifth Sifting of this slab wen at Id ou Witdassesy last, when there me • lug. s madame el the mentbars the tali et for dam s ' a ins the v:tr altattes of nader•drainiag and the amperat's • theei.s and aat of variant s)stesis, whisk wee ably entered into by Mr. M. Tang. Tee f Holm g woola ais mete slanted by the saint* "That es all lands which rea r r . tinder draining 1 , is the list and best step towards geed fermi m." "filet tile.drelaing, la are s queue of its dem WI, is most desirable ; yet, ander peculiar trimunateners of t• atm*. turf-draining is wet semosaisal."—Ozfail CSrosioit. W Hi/LERMA FRAUDS OR THE OWEN, WURCISTIVAIIIIJI, 3ATUILDALT.— re. stagirrates sitting in petty sal•ion here yesterday were award la adi 4t a- Meeting epos . I.a Own ten in/numinous sasia.t b I mahout. MC warming brats to the kilos before the duty wai l lei ••, sod thus avoiding psym at of the sere duty I tkereas—a privies tr , ish seism to have obtained PON, the rat ink'', of the legal tradeinnan.. sad &basil% the latent' reeinsue. The (Angie, penelta•s Irmo bleand to*. Mr. Wriothnos-. fined 1501. end 84,751 Wham now demised; Mr. &dim, Olibury. teed 1001., and 76.222 brisk" pouriesswed ; Johann and Pr-lsert, (wawa, Seed 751 sa d 49,633 Ardis rwdeenned ; Messrs. Wel.sto nee, Olnliecr ke • 001, sad 33 A 93 Woke esedeette-d; Mr. lan, 0 I .ed 531 , and 24,537 brisk. oendevaaed ;11(r. On-e .011111.11. toed Air- cad 30.904 Welts sed, some mom ; is ms* mk g ELarena. lied 501.. and 2S 797 bri.k. randensed ; Mr. Bd mmds, Oldbury , Biel 501, and 25.4441 li•tek• onodvain•vi ; Kr. Barlett, litlesowen, d 951, aid 10.03 Writs coo demo. d ; a. d Mr Whitehouse, Oldbory. lead 961, and 11,93 It I , itt roadsolued. Ins taTiOrta FMB AT THR ORSAT WIWIIIN Omtun Woms, Butcrim. —A nog slanting sad drowns- Mee Ire looks tut us Pads/ night at the Great Western Codas Works, lesteaveltill, Bristol, • pile of buildings sewed Mse iteeseese teed, wt It a vie. te the hitrodnatra of the fatten misafatuare into the was et E thical , r d while fee their tomplearame in even repastmat went tonehileved Monad in nese is Groat Br lulu. The Are was dimemeed list at a little beim 6 esinek in the Moyle' sad 'Maim seem—a e "apartment of the femur, in whisk the lest ere vs, s r cone., leg the wale hem the ram melmiel it km piseek, preeions te its timeless's* te the esisaimmeem. sad span the reytalar sad thesemfal wahine at whisk the asedeet et the satire stenethetery M a taste degree doom& ere ktwias mad again/ roses is filial with rompllossmi sad ezpeasive meehiaely ; it rem sawistywat issenotistely le ab cm 100 boys sad sole, bet the et 'he had. is gr4l. the works, aembering seat I,llop, will eseprd by the eatemephe. As stem am the id soss sire Sim digoovorred, • Roman wee. Net with .11 Joseebi• speed he the skit Aft sambas, sad the City Pollee mese, sad these ef the swim. Ire IMO peempdy es the met. TM dm Wart ei k sweat Astreasas and rapidity; sad k saes bussing evident that all &umpteen time this pardon sl the lestillas wield b agalliag, the offers of the &masa aid where Imre dire. tad te suirp.ii the for epwi of the enollemmism sea au- M eetesekete byeskisg sheds and the mime be..., sad ears r =pa/tames otjaseat re Ms hiewian-swots. Is M. ei wife happily 1111110 , 9'111 bet k. Ire meld ant be pa owes aatil the pmt et the building 'a which is ori ole sad was enapfritly !moot, sad die elide of the saleable marblaery sod some mensmtd peered' tomb et raw sets. a seised la ashen The Mate of the lb, has net hem seam ash od ; bat time le air mesa to .app's Ow it wa- ether wpm tbsn moVileatal. Wise plot .4 hem essedered in the • hot*, of rime of the amide , y The resit. amenst of d sass , Is es, ythenaly awed ot Needy it. to. that A m le4ag ast be very .m s deralie. CHILD MURDER AND DEATH OF THE MOTHER. The quiet and retired village et Tibthorge, about ere miles west of Breleid, was disturbed from its mud pro priety le the early part of bat week by • rumour that a 'wane bade had eL d wader sarateriose eireesastasews, and whkS we strongly auspeoted, land Elyse birth to • child, waist bed hen sereily disposed of. - Thaw seresisse peered hat tee tree, as the kUowlsg Feminists will snow: Oa the reed Soo Tibtborps to Wetwasg steads a lonely emeage, as the sad ef • ptentatkm ea the MUM of Sir T. fiyhes, Bart. The 'Mime is about a mile hom Tibtherpr, ape two from Wetww. The boaatre of thia c= ii e sis eswesatod of as old ow TrurA Willies Taylor, a la tun ; his daeglsur, limy Taylor ; s tand her ideeidnate gagster, a yeses glrl el Meet tea eet Taylo r she name of the us. fortnate dosessed is Easeals Taylor ; she had been fatly left as orphan. and wee the ekes of the old man Taylor, by whoa eke had bees brought up. She was &beat twisty yftre of sis, sad had fur Kemal yeah been out in genies. In Much last eke tat her situation, and west to reside with Taykr, kis daughter, and grand daughter, at the cottage, when site ressieed said her death, which took plum on Saturday, the 29th el September lad. The dammed and Mary Taylor, and her young daughter, all slept together is two bad. A sea named Joseph bombe% and a WOO= Maid Sarah Britton, who travelled together about the oteetry hawking small wars, went do the habit (during their perked, visit. to the adehlwerhood) of lodging with Taylor sad hie family, isarbai in a chamber over the mer-how, behind Um alleqp.. Thaw two persona were suites at Taylor's at she dews tbe roan wo eau died. In eueseqweece el the reams 84084 refined to, and that the deemed bed met less properly attesded iu her inane, nor bed off masa eidebsee, the eseetabls of Tit,thorps wafted ea M. D. Ossyssi, Ist, die esseear, sr, d sequalated his with the riewsweeswees. Ow Meaday, Mr. Wilmot% depety.aoreeer. prised M Tihrberpo, to hold an inquest ow the body. THE INQUIST was held et the home cf Mr. Jao. Bothers, the Grey Thorn ton Ina, in Tibtkerpe. The Janata' of the cottons were -:trued, sad dented all knowledge of the deemed having Rhea birth too child. The old as., however, it any be ob 'erred, meseed to be Winded in the affair. Mr. B. H . Clematis, aargem, of Wetwaag, was then rtqnsetal to es swiss the body. From oatmeal epreereneee. Mr. Clement wee at cam of °Males that the demised bed remedy been delivered of a &U. The hit _Urn wee the. adjourned anal the following day, to enable Mr. Clement to make a post merino ezemlastlea of the body. On the following day the Inquest was resumed before Mr. Cwyera Mr. Oleuthat—l have made a post stories' examination of the deceased, and find that she had been delivetel if a child. My opinion is, that the child was full grown, and that the delivery had taken pleas within a week of the de ceased'. death. From certain appearances which I fir.d, I am of opinion that the deceased had not received proper as sistance at the birth. -- Mary Tailor—The deemed was my half cousin. In the beginning` of this year ale was in aervies, but left h. r place about Yana het, and has since been staying at my father's. She had been poorly a long time, but I did not know she was In the family way. Teen had been reports of it, but she denied it. S 2111 slept with me, and kept in- 1 creasing in size. Sim became ill on Thariday the 20:h of September lest. On the day before abs ma out gleaning. Oa Thuraday morning, between 7 ard 8 o'clock, she mu plained of being *swe ll with pain In the lass, and went out of the beam several times. I did net go with ker. I went out tt glees in the afternoon sod was absent from the house about an bear sad a half. When I RIM home I found the door was locked. The cleared came down stain to open it, and was up stabs again before I could get in. Alter I had fed the vies, tad put the kettle on, I went op stairs into the tam were deceased wee. I saw a quantity of blood on the floe, and said, " Oh, Hannah, what's all this ?' Sim said, " Dos'* be frightued, Ws nothing more than you au." I did not mot for a dome. She would not have a doctor sent for ; she said my father had plenty to pay without. I know nothing about the birth of a child ; I had no knowledge of her hubs, ffiVell birth to one until after she was ezusised by the dewier. I have had a child myself. Sarah Britton was not ar oar house as the 20:It of September ; she came last Friday, the 28th. After the them I found the blood on the floor, until be: death, the damaged was never able to go out of her room. She died la the aiiht of Saturday, the 29th of September. Sarah Britten: I have known the deceased about eighteen months. I was to the habit of travallog that way every month or sin weeks. I came there last Fr i day. I had not bees there tor fuer weeks before. It never struck me she was preguat. She always told me she got no better. She said she got a sold at Mr. Swale's, where she lived, which made her lege and body swell. When I saw bar last Friday she was Issuing black sod had a purging. Her arms were feeble, and I thought she had a lever. At 12 o'clock at night she commenced moaning. I laid the body out, and did not remark anything particular to indicate childbirth. I have b en a muse in f yen, and have seen women in labour, but never delivered one. Wben I first went into 'he home on Friday, I ailed Mary Taylor how the deesued was, and she said Man was very ill, and would never ems down stairs alive. Alma: an boor after wards she said if 1 wished to see her alive, I was tog) up stairs, and 1 did so. There being now no doubt that the child bad been eon. ossied, the inquest was again adjourned until Friday, in order that search might be made for the body in the meantime. INQUEST ON THE CHILD. Oa Friday an tannest Was luild on the body of the ela;ld, which had been found buried in the plantation, near that Robert Walker, the constable of Tibtborpe, said I searched yesterday alumnae in a plantation, and about GO yards from the cottage, I saw • place where the roil looked Is se ; I stash in my spade, and found a female child, about nine inches under the ground, wrapped in an *pr. n. The guild is now In the same state as when I found it. There is a dark place oa one aide of the bead, near the eye. It was wh te sod fresh in other pane. I drew it out by the feet, aad did not tomb hoe the heed with my spade. Mr. Clans at—l have examined the child brought to me by the last witness. It is a fall grown child. The nails a d stir are perfect. There is swelling upon the upper part of the skill, which might arise filen the child feeling upon a hard subsiauce, such as the Boor. The right isse is also ',swollen up. sad very much discoloured, which mn-t have been mused daring life, as an such appearance could be pro duced hyvie.leuee atter death. The forehead aul eke right me t h are also math seal' n, and errant appearunees whist be causedby t base from some blunt insrumene. I found a great deal of err tvasated blood beneath the ac-lp, and the other parts xhieeiting talents' injuries. Th.re are two treetnree on the head, the ens en inch sod a halt, and the other two Mattes in extant. The membranes of the br a in, as well as the Imam were in a heathy and natural stet ; the chest was expand. d; the vessels were distended, and a considerable quantity of blood was la the pulmonary arteries, which would not have been the case if the child bad not breathed. From the hydrostatic test, and from the above appraises:es, I am satisfied the child was born alive, and has freely respired. The ground where the body of the child was found was so hard that It was thoseht very improbable that the .'erased, is bwe weak Mate, &add have been &hie to dig the soil, and burl Ma e.lld. Stroll suspicion was exclud that Mary Filer, Joseph Sambre and Sarah Britton were imolieated in the death gad concealment of the child. Te.sy were therefore MIMI tats custody on the &irons r's servos., to asiai vwdith of the e a r .a.r's jury, and the inquest was further adjourned until W dterley, with a view to obtain further 'dium %ahem the prisoners. At the adjuornad inquest, the only additional evidence offered was given by Mr. Clement, who adctd that it w a tie opiates that the deceased bad net bad any prutemlonel abSillT• soft at the parturiti-n; that two persons had byes presene ; and that Me deviated had never been able to take the child into the *butte and bury it—The eor ner 0• en west through the evidence, pointing out the atateeial pane, tad the jary bevies crawl ed tagetter, mum. d a verdict of " Wilful murder /whist Mary Taylor and Barati Britton," who were committed oa the coroner's warrant to Turk Ramie to take their Vials at ttds next se-izre. The "minicar. made se dam*, Squad a emend denial of their volt. MI7IIDIA AT 01 .:-CILOUCEITER, SON• DESIRUCTION OF LIFE Artitlgii)pmuy • BY A RUNAWAY 11U.IIR. On Saturday mornir g last a fatal accident occurred at the Prestos-Wrest Station of the Whitehaven end 'Far. mitJunetioeßailway, whisk was attended with a serlan eholy lose of lire. As the p °Wore down train was 0014 the line from Rimers to Wideskaveo on tr i pr g t : lylogbetwees the latter.nemed teem as the iillage et At. Bees, where the iodination begins to have a &seam towards the town of about 1 in MO, the Moir that of the steam, sad pat on the mover whisk l In esoseasemes OM* hear Wow Wag spat the nib, rues to take Whet ; the weak wee that the traim premeds& at a fearful rate to the Medea, at the extreme and of width it received a slight check from the 11 Meese, Ansel there to merest onion from over the rails. it knocked down a yard-well, separating premises of the niltray tomptny tram the adjoiaing wet hag-houses, tore away the eater wall of a substantial stoop boat boner, occupied by Mr. Nominates, a respectable solookauter curled away the whole of the k itchen belong ing to the building, and broke through the partition well between that somnolent sad the back_ -porton, sad there lodged, more than half of its hop balk bein g within the residence. The peemegers who had sous by the trait, seeirg that they were parsing through instead of halting it the station, become greatly excited, and several of the& leaped from the earring.. on to the platform, 'attentively without injury to say of them. The rest retained their plasm until the train and tender were unhooked from the looomo.ive. Tee engine -driver, stoker, and guard saved themselves by jumping to the Around the moment they per ceived that an saddens was inevitable. - The moat melancholy yarn el iikWiffair is, that when the engine burst into the kitchen of Mr. Penniagton, a little girl named Jane P.-unington, about ten yews *ld, the daughter of the occupier, was seated at the ire siagieg, and watching the preparation of breakfast for the family. She was instant) y knocked down by the stones and timber forced into the room, acd the off•wheal of the engine passed over her body, crushing end dreadfully metdating her. She was killed instantaneously. Her brother, Matthew Pm nington, about eight pars stepped into the parlour, the wall of which was the next mo meat thrust in, with the fire:grate, fire, chimney, and house hold furniture. Toe child was thrown to the floor, and the heated grate and burning coals, coming in contact with kis forehead, he was such burned and otherwise injured, but not, it seem, mortally. The tarmiLie being situated in a populous portion of the town, a crowd soon collected on the sot, who rendered prompt ambiance to back the supine and extricate the body of the poor girl from the ruins. Saturday being a holiday for the school children taught by Mr. Pennington, he and his wife had not arisen at the time the melancholy event hare paned. Had It transpired on any other winking day the whole tastily would have been seated at bre .kreet, end the conse quences must, in all probability, have been still more diode *roue. As it was, the scene presented was distressing in the extreme ; a mingled mar of stones, mortar, household fur : share, ornaments, domestic utensils, and children's wearing apparel, with the great engine standing over the wreak, bitching forth rarer, smoke, and fire. The cause of the accident is variously stated. The rainy is an incline, sloping to Whitehaven tor nearly three miles, but at the gentle gradient of one in a hundred feet. There had been a severe frost on Friday night, which bad rendered the rails extremely slippery; and the engine -delver states that, although he used the ordinary precautions of putting on the breaks, and even of reversing the engine, long before retching the station, no effect was produced thereby. This statement, however, is controverted; and it is alleged that no effort w.s made to check the speed of the ewes, notwithstanding the ice upon the rails, until the train had arrived too neer the terminus for the breaks to avail. The ,engine -driver, it is added, is not a skilled or practical engineer, but a stoker, recently promoted to the post of engineer from the Whitehaven and Mary port Sae. In the afternoon of Saturday a coroner's jury was sum moned to hold an inquest on the body of the unfortunate child, but alter having been sworn and attewieg to view the remains, the inquiry was adjourned till this (Monde)) morning. • DAT.— (Frees our Co t..)—A shoetitng event has juts occurred here Two ea board • vessel lying in the rime here tell out, mad toughs at beard their boar. Ore of them threatened to throw dm other overboard, and node two ameeipt to easy his threat late 'Recut oa. B. me esided is the egessd, threw kis mate ism mor r pit stress, and he was drowned. Lest night, at six o'clock, a cormet's impost was hill us .he body before 8. Meyer, 11 q , coroner, +nen the toiletries Sets were elicited. Toe d. reused, William Co , k, wee engaged with the primoer, Charles Gooderom, is loading • bet lying in the Severe with Oskar. some timber had been placed ..a board imp overly, and the parties had a dispute, in Goa sequence of the owner of the boat exert smog low dissalisfattios at the eiresseteaor, end • go. d dell of ill-feeling appears to have bee. emoted between .he parties oat ofthseircammattoe. Oa Friday the goers' bet. g re newed *, t eo petite cosameased fighting in the c his of the boat. mad afterwards came out on deck, where 0 odgrora 11 , 11 heart to utter a threat seines Cook They .. r. sera straggling tau thee. and 0 Winos merle two stomp a to throe the other man overboard. He did sot wee at pro, bat at Is t ht. Not Cook ens Is the animal* ef ca. b 0., and this . &Owe.% ly et-opal down, eels a h Ad of him by the lege, mot throw his • complete somersault °v. r at tv the river. Tao swam wee rasoiag v. ry rapidly et the time, sad the water wee deep whirrs Cook fell He sunk .toe, and d .e.ie es the top of the water wi h ha go re' , with. Ometeirost koked apathetic Ily on. H masts mak and app.•• sad ma mare as the earit.ce, when he goidnally oimpterand to AO so ace. alkyd,. Th.. mean. ream rook pleat at midday, in the pews& of several perms. motes or w us pat out in boats to the mess a the soittriaaat, am, bat dieter...lth of the s sm... which eat seller. by the late miss, rendered their .Sur a eh *rim. The men Chodervis sad mother porous on tesrd she vwl - ammo' Vewellys Jesse, looked cm, bat mote so *Rom, .toner by throwing out a rope or otherwise, to Neve the poor fel4ove.l4. The body wag sot picked up shill y. s rday (Saturday.) The priselpal whams, who witaveoed the whole tresseetion, wee Mr. Bunts, • painter of Oloac et. r who w. a eheseed is pelages • boat ass at the time He taM*ewls to the fort nee seta Oucdgrum pick s , up the forte to -d by the It pd, end throwing mu into the ws er. T.. man Ihewellys, cal !KA to Metall worth seed by tn. , prisms warm he hrsw Cook overheard, Incise gm, on with hlo 11..4 he r.ver, the earease adjouraed tit , in. noi • et r e ck Ms sight until tomuorrow . T ' •..., .ud the primal were both yeses men. " THE EXPRESS, MONDAY -EVENING, OCTOBER 15, 1849. RAILWAY MEETING. YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BERWICK. MEETING IN YORK. The York =wag of stun holders in the York, New smile, and Berwick Railway Company, to choose a delegate to represent their views in the 'election of directors to be sub mitted to the general mooting of shareholders in York, on the 25th inst., Wok place on Friday, at the Black Seen Hotel in that city, and was numerously attended. Mr. Price war chosen chairman, snit Mr Smith secretary. Atter same discussion Mr. J. Clayton, town-clerk or New castle war elected, and a riaolntion was also passed to the effect 'that it would give the sbareho:dera of the district considerable satidacti , a if he were appointed a director. Mr. CLarrom declared that he could not afford the time to NIT* the office of director. _ On the motion of Alcfrisnan HODOSON a resolution wise unanimously adopted, recommending that the board should consist of eight 00-ordioate directors, who shoal t arrange amoigg themselves as to their respective departments of labour, and employ such servants a th. y thought proper. Mr. J. SKIIIILD obs.-rved that a servant may be controlled or dismissed, but a board of ditectors could no nothing with one of their own number if the shareholders were insane enough to cmstitute him the manager. Such a man, how ever incompetent and self-sufficient, however ruinous to the railway, could neither be led nor got rid ot. Mr. ALIAICSIX propmed a resolution prefer. lag the ap pointment ot three managing director, tr one; but the le.!. ing of the meeting being hostile to managing dirretorships. they would not ecru appear to sanction the principle by en tertaining the question. Al opinion was expressed in favour of appointing gentle men for directors who live in the n.ighbourh.,od of the line, and ware conversant with the business of the district, corn. mittirg to them the re•poneibi ity of choosing proper tla several departments, and so conducting toe business of the company that the board may goyim the whole, and be responsible to the shareholders for their ma, nagemento IRELAND. Ors Lug, Oct. 13. The tories now ate &eking what will be done with the duzin insrstratea who followed the exampi.e of L rd kid n, and refused to tithe information a,ainst the accused Orangemen at Ciuglewellan ? The mild trims in which Lord Roden is address -d in the offi ciadespa.chts have caused some tip cations that after the lapse of some time his lurdsnip may again be restored to the commission of the peace. The number of clerical magittrates in the north of Ireland is far too great, and some rules ought to be laid down epos the stilt.ct. It unfortunately hap pens that clergymen are the most violent politicians Ulster. There is en absence of interesting intelligence in the journals. The weather has become very cold and frosty. Tim most Rev. Dr. Browne, the Bishop of Elphin, has lately received from Rime the following affec tionate letter from the Pups in reply to Lis lord ship's communication c4v.-ring the couu ibution of Lis diocese to the papal lucid : Pope Pius IX. to oar venerahle Brother, Grime, Bishop of Eipbin, is Ireland —Ven. Table Brotber,—Heelth and apostolic betted'etion. Oar trihulriont sad sin ewes which we continue to 'aperient:6 have so affected the Marta of the faitbtal, sad especially of the Idshope. that weshoeld ally more sad act» bless Godoreo in our ell ati,as refrwitee and uumeles oar heart with such excellent Ms unsettles el devotion to us and to the apostolic see. Wherefore, the t of your letter wen to es grateful and most pleasing, seeing duet it not only tug 64 to as the drip sorrow which war Lawman essisiontd to yea and to your Amt, bet ales bore witness to the pre "vainest seal inch which you stirred up the isitafal emaraittoi to your care to pray to God for as, sad with which you your self especially, v.ser.ble brother, night sad day, Nee. not to invoke the Divine cl.ntency that*. da• sof pease sad sties relation may aeon arrive. Proceed, venerable Welber, to mists thus oar weakest. by the aid of your fervid prayers, for the draw are evil, Lad dreadful slaughter p evens the Wad. sad oesirse of as. For the offering of twiner soil , etod to roller. our wawa, we mare, ea a meet, our doom th.eks ; bet we I meld have wished that no one le hie p' r p had borne the lord anything of this sort. May .be Lrd rs•erdy a sad his other *Tweets, s. d gladden your hearts with every pr p city of soul ..en body. Al an ear*, of the Divine pro w aim, and a testimony Of our Angular election fps you, we with to give th e sp,rolical b a. died. a, which, from the d.p:hs of oar Leant, we MIN [-neatly impart to you. vene real. brother, sad to all um whom 3oa prold•—clergy sod p .ople. Given at Patted. a suburb of Naples, on the 11th day of September, ISO, and the fourth 3e.r of ..or Notated.. Porn Pius IX. lIITAIiTICIDIS AT HANDSWOETIL—For the Lit four or dm 'min the town sad a- hatoourhnod of Halt...worth have obtained unenviable anterior, for the somber of nesely b In children beorme marks of their having b. en deprived of life by violent as ~111111 so n Wks being brought into the world, that have Imes found in the by.lents and other remote places. To such an ezieut nas the atrocious system been prectisfd, that the local magistrates wive laid the whole teas before :he &cretin of Bisie, and her Wipers g .v. raiment have offered each a reward ea will be likely to ilippress the T aC e. During the past we. k a farmer's labourer, named Ellie, was pomieding along Cremp.lasie, near the B Minh .111.,014, Wilt a he tabu reed a brown pap r parcel to a holly bush is the hedgerow. Oa opening it, the con. t ate men dice .vortni to be the no its of two n wiy horn ishildrra. The euvlsor of the d Aria, Mr. Hiechc;ifT., had an isveiry upon them, and Mr. Hammond, a suriv.n, who bad eartrulls esomiusd them, tape. sled an orision that hey m n ban alive, sad that strangulation was evidently tee made by wh eh thy bad some by their deaths 0 her fasts shower! that the intonate hid been murdered ea soon they were b en, and the coronet!. jar, found as their verdict —.Wilda murder apatiter wane parson or persons no known." The entoser, Atm.-tor, with a vie dole g ail hr 0.0.11 to this mover, waited trouts rue Hot P. Googei and Mr. P toed. e m s y useletrie•., and it ea. $ 1 oath determined to• sick i ‘ e tee 8 ere • y ..1 ilte.e The torah bee 11.evi th t sir fl Or y h • ..1 r erwd • .51)1. hei a tor., •4 or t.o••cs,. tale -•I the • p r. •r• - h• e r.e . . f.!•.. i • at t • . Lut the FLOATING POST•OFFICBS. TO !HI IDITOR or TNII IXPIL*III. Bia,—Amid all the controversy about facilitat ing the distnbation of the homeward foreign mails, it is curious ttat it has never been suggested that these mails could be sorted while on the voyage. How mg it would be for a Prist.calco clerk to sort a West India, East India, or Peninsalar mail during its =to England from Bermuda, Bt. Thomas, air, or Vigo. Letters could be stamped, taxed, and sorted on baud a steamer as well as in a railway carriage. There is always at least twelve hours lost before a mail is fit for distribution after it is landed. If a mail were sorted into districts or roads on its homeward voyage, it could be sent ea.t, west, north, and mouth immediately after it was landed. October 13. A. B. AND CLERICAL. 01701 D, OCT. 13.—ST. MART 'La-L.—The trustees of the scholarships founded in the university by Thomas Dyke, formerly of Kingston, in the musty of Somerset, Doctor of Medicine, are desirous of appointing a scholar to All up a vacancy tilers'°. Candidates mast be either of the name and kindred of the maid Thomas Dyke, or must be persons bora is, and inhabitants of, the county of Suemt, whose parents are unable to provide for and maintain them in the university without asaLtanse ; and, if already member, of the Uoiveni y of Oxford, must net have kept more than fif teen terms. The candidates will b. submitted to an exami nation at tke University with respect to th eir learnir g and abilities, and the candidates who shall pose the best exami nation will be appointed to the scholarship. The scholar ship amounts to forty pounds per annum, and may be enjoyed for six years, if the party shall so king continue a resident scholar and student of St. Mary Hall. Persons desirous of becoming candidates are required to send to James Rudolph, of Ilidverton, in the said county of Somerset, solicitor, on or before the lot day of Jar nary, 1850, the proper evidenes of their place of birth and residence, and all Buell particulars as may sa.isfy the trustees of their eireniestanoss. We understand the rectory of St. Aldate's, in this city, is likely to beeoue vacant for the third time within the year, I it having been discovered that the fellows of Pembroke C'l lege on the Wightwick foundation are incapacitated from holding paroithial preferment with their fellowships. The Rev. W. h. Newman, M.A , of WaAhani College, and assistant-master of the Eines School, Warwkk, has been appointed master of Dr. Challoner'a Grammar School, Aniersham Bucks. The Reg ius Professor of Divinity (the Rev. Dr. Jacobson) rrto resume the reeding of Dr. R nth's Su:pious, es ssm tasticortim Opuscula, on Thursday, the 25th instant. He also proposes to commence a course of public lectures on Monday, the 19th of November, at one o'clock, at Christ Church. Both lecture* are open to all members of the uni versity who have passed the B.A. 4:sestina-ion. Pituniusurs.—Rev. G. HaDow, M.A., to St. Andrew's P.C., Plymouth, din. Exeter. Value, 1151. Patron, Vicar of Plymouth. Rev. J. Houtz', T.C.D., to St. Bartholomew P.O , Liverpool, clio. Ches. Patrons, trustee,. NAVAL ADIIIIIALIT, OCT. 13 ..-APPOINTNANTS.—To Blenheim Master: R. W. Robert,. Superb—Second Master: H. H. Cult. Midshipman: R. Mansell. Clerk: F. J. N. Ken yon. au/lid—Midshipman: H. J. Motile. Firebrand— Surgeon: R. D. Muon. PORTSMOUTH. Oar. 14.—Ganges, 84, Capt. H. Smith, has wins *co 1. ave Plymouth for the Mediterr neon ; and Superb, 80, Capt. Purcell, is ordered to Cork (whither she will sail from Spiebead on WedLeaday next) to send Hogue, 68, screw ship, Capt. hi'Dougall, thence to the Mediterra nean • and most probably Supeib will in her turn be dea petit:ad from Cork to the same quarter, by Blenheim, Capt. Austin, CB. Superb is to be paid advance here, and on her way to Cork call at Plymouth for 60 men belonging to the Hogue. Rodney is mentioned as likely to be commisained as guard-ship at Spithead. Rumour elm states that Britannia, as an effective sea-going ship, will be commissioned as deg ship, vies Victory. Sidon, sr..fr., is being prepared fur commis.ion with all despatch, and Scourge, at -el., is also ordered to be hastened in her equip ment, but ells is very short of her number of men. Lander, frigate, is iu dock and flub g rapidly, and wen , . about 180 hands to complete her complement. Serpent has been taken out of deck, and is nearly ready for sea, and proceeds to East Indies. Hercules, core-ship, carried away her toreyard on her way ben, and was obliged to put back to the Downs and remain while a new yard was sent for from Sheerness. She will ba paid advance to-morrow, and sail on following day for the anditenaneen. Salannuide, st.-el., is ordered to form one of the aavanee squadron of steamer,. DRVONPORT, Ocr. 14.—The Conflict steamsloop was oornmtesioaed oa Thursday by Lieut. Joseph Robinecn. Her complement is to be 160 cams and men. She was yesterday moved from her mooting with the intention of taking her abreast the dockyard; Mr. Davey, assatant master of the dockyard, being the pilot. By some means she struck on the mud at the mouth of St. John's Liao and there remained an.il the next tide, when the was taken alongside the dockyard. There was a strong easterly wind blearing at the time.— The Rochester. lighter, Sudwicks, master, is here wind bound, laden with stores lot Portsmouth and Woolwich.— The Trident is still in dock. Her bottom has been covered with Mr. Hay's compantion.—The Cordials*, steam-tug, H rein, master, came in from Woolwich and Depticrd on Friday evening. Through the decease of Admiral Owen, the superiatendent of this dockyard, Sir John Louis, gains a step, and accordingly on yesterday morning his flat was stilted on board the Agineoart, from red at the Moen to blue et the tore. The Agincourt saluted the new flag with 13 guns.—ln harbour: Impregnable, Agincourt, Gangs, Spitioul,Trident, Conflict, Condone*, Seagull, Sylph, Cense', Devon, Glodwill, Falmouth, and Rochester. Ia the Sound : The Nautilus. Ties LOC/YARD ORPHAN PROVIDENT Pc/tn.—The cilia eon and men of this dockyard have formed a fund for the purpose of plating, as boarders, on the Royal British Female Cowan Asylum, at Stoke, the orphans of men beinneing to the dot kyerd, who have died of the cholera lately. The tut d is to be rallied by donations and subscriptions, and already, although it has not been eemblithed more th an a week, most of ;he officers of the yard, headed by the admiral superlessedent, have given either donations or subscriptioss, and many both. Some of the inhabitants of the neighbour hood, n. t immediately connected with the dockyard, have also become supporters of the fund, acd &coons them Hr. Rods., the banker, has presented a donation of 101. The most interesting class of subscriber,, however, are the arti saes and labourers of the dockyar,i, of whom about 400 Lave already had their names entered es weekly se Monthly subscribers. The rued is so well supported that it is inteaded to make it permanently avail able in providing for the orphans of men wbs had belonged to the dockyard. It has ale been determine.l Whelk a beaau in the new hall of the H. chaoice Institute, (moor the Sliest rooms in the West ut Rogitthd, now nearly toady for occupation), about Christmas , in aid of the fun d. • great number of ladies are already at work, making _pre parations for it, and it is expected some models, dtc., will be sentributed by the artisans of the dockyard. MEDICAL. ROYAL COLLIOII OF titrao.o/411.—The following gentle men having underguue the necessary examinations r the diolossa, were admitted =tube's of the Coins at ohs meet ing of the Court of lizaminu on the 12. h instant i—tdescra. lincerick George B.dd, Loudon ; Rohn Trull, Wra, vier Ashford, Rent ; George Campbell Knight, Chequer hill, Co. Galway ; Philip John Var.d. r Byl, Caps of Goad Hope; Robert Grows*, Bildeston, Suffolk ; Thomas Henry Masao, Ttmpletwore, Leland ; Sampson Kings•ord Butch, Canterburt ; James Walker, Adord, Aberdeenshire ; and William Francis Fry r, Rowels, Co. Coat. At the same meeting ut the Court Mr Thomas &womb, passed his az.mtoation for naval surgeon. This paternal' tad prowl. made been admitted a member of the warp, his diploma beMiag eats May 12, 1843. CoLiaotara Faunas& —From a report jut published of the remiss and expenditure of the Royal College of Sor. rams from the 30;11 of J 401111848 to the ?Oen of June 1849, it appears that ens former amotaired to 9,3161.19,. 6d , ler received as Ines on admimion to council, court of . xamioeft, wilowskip and membership, sad be Its eat* of collegial pub. 1 headsets; incleuliag also a sum of 8331. 17.. OM. derived from eke sale of the materials of the wsteltouse purchased of Mr. Aklnsass Copeland. The expeoditneeduriug the acme p-ri a unwanted to 9,2431 141. Id.. divided under the fol lowing heeds, via :-1 Came department, including e u“cd, court of tzarinas, auditors, iellowthip, diploma, wait w,l St of members, law expenses, salad a, wages, coals, 6,3321. 2.. 6d. 2 Museum department, including rata logoes, specimens, spirit bo , tlw, studanwhips, salaries,' • ac„ 2,613/. 96. 74 3. Library depurates; end e d. bee toreros- sod beading books. salerws, dto., 4221. 13.. 4d. 4 M scenario es, boatman.; weer, susurants., furniture, din., 6811. 144. 11. Repairs and poistiag, 871.45. 3d. 8. Under ',weds of treat. incladiel cowl -a. Mateo*, sad prises, 226 i 10. Bd. The ineiden•al i n come is elated to amount to 8,4164 16.. 2d.; the perm. seat iotrue to 9611. Bd. our) ; ismthatal expenditure to 6,63/11. 19s. 7d. ; the permanent upsediturs to 3,808.. 14:. li d. SPORTING. NORTHALLERTON RACES —FRIDAY. TWO•TBAJI-OLD Biwa 40 10 eon. seek sad 10 added. YC. (3 sub. ) Mr. ILO revalsCarrAtia (Wlatriasharal I Mr. Neiman% Miss . eat 3lb Mr Robles& Laura, let lb Uft Catlett., 2 ,o 1 spat Laura, sad 4 to 1 snit Miss Lourry. Woa by a head, Wirt aline race (tom the distance ; L •ra a vary 100 a third. Narita lima° HANDICAP et 10 an. eseb. h It, and 3 only if &claw.. with 40 edo.ri ; the ereond eaves his stake. Teri.* round and • din (17 subs.. 7of whom dealer , d. Mr. Oeberne'e Lady HIM t, 3 yrs. lir 4110 (O. Abaek 1 M. T. Daysen's Cutitua, 3,r, Mt Sib (Aldrroit Kr. Simiera's Little Guys, 3 yrs, Set lib (Wear 3 , u•loeing ale. maitre', iv. re not 1 aea d r. J. GUN Ltd) I as Off, 4 , r,, 7 t 1. 1 , (C , /err) ; Mr. C. Hales Ala Mary. 3 •re. Ist (Gabor. e);i3re M nek's Oullt.e-. 3 )I*. 64 ILA (R. Cnil cm) 4 4 Gulliver, 2to 1 earn. Cocktail, 6to 2 stet Loth Q ~4 to 1 mist Lady H. I , a. A fine noe with (saw r'.m , opata, es woe wow ftv hal a I). rk Little Queva ir•i• pleco byth• seas. I. ••• I Ant ON a It'd helm. kayo • .114 ••• ',lra am.' "'die. I,lr. :I. t:,,a.,.1tA d of Team Valty. 4 , :tog , won w• ..r. BUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Mr. Tr«learners houods, or Ti.esday, at tht Carew Arms; Friday, at Hemtrdos Hues—at a quarter to 11. Mr. Littl too's hounds, au Tuesday, at St. Ira Villain; Friday, Germans Baacon—at Italf..past 10. The Tiverist heituda, this day, at Castan Wood, near Eicklsiih ; Thursday, Killartoo Park—half-past 10. The Pqmsouth Aunty*, this day, at Camara Bead; Wedaeeday, at Plyrastock Wage, StAdon Heights—at 10. Mr. Dames harriers, es Saturday, at Ltd:tartan Orem— at 10. Mr. Morgan's hounds, this day, at Grensfea Bridge; Tharedtty, at South Wood—at hail•past 10. T. Brighton barriers, this day, at Patehem ; Weduer day, at Thunders Barrow ; Friday, at Dyke—at a quarter to 11. -- --- The Brookside harrier, this day, at Newmarket Hill; Thursday, a , Ty!acanthi) Tye—■t halt-past 10. The B. V. H., this day, at Chesillsorne Down—at half. put 11. Mr. Marshall's hounds, this day, at the Golden Lion Inn, Highhampton t • Thursday, at St. idterkeu's Down. Sir Henry lew.le's hounds, on Thursday, at Porches Cross, near Nrirtt,r ; Saturday, at Ogwell. Mr. FUNS'. hounds, this day, at Riddleoombe Atbreigny; Friday, a , Buoklaud Filleigh—at half-past 10. The Dulverton harri.n, Ibis day, at Morcott (Wineford); Friday, as Kittrabromp• on Village —at a quarter put 10. Th, High Peak harriers, on Tuesday, at Newhaven Homes; Friday, at Mussel Dale—at 11. Katz intenteence. NOTICES—I RIS DAT. Maxim/ire, Basimmau,ar.—(gaarulao )—T. Parrett, Oxford. at, timber marclmnt, dia., II; J. Gilbert, Luke., inn -founder, My., 11, ; J. Miller, Cambridge, mailer. My., 1 ; R. B. Roacb, Catestomat, cap-maker, dm., Ile. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-SATUADAT. Brioat Ma. COMMUISIONUt SUICPAIBD. CLASSIFICATION OF CERTIFICATES. _ A baskruit, applied tor his certifi ate, support. d by Mr Dupree. This was the first application ut,drr the mew act, wh►reby the commissioner is directed to classify the certificate according as the bankruptcy has arisen, wholly or in part from " un avoidable losses and misfortunes," or is attributable to other caua's. . _ _ In this case Mr. Dupree submitted that the bankrupt was 'celled to a certificate of the tint class, his bankruptcy het, g entirely owing to unavoidable losses and misfortunes ; but His Honour, after 10. king over the accounts inn observing that his personal expenditure had exceeded his profits, said that he would only grant a second tiara certili.wte, the effect of which is " that the bankrurcy has not wholly arisen from unavoidable losses and naisfor,unes." THE POLICE COURTS. CLERKENWELL. _ Tui SWELIAIOII6I7IOTINEiAL . — tiD—Tliroe well dressed men, known as member' of the t. S well mob," of the names of Lewes, Harris, and Forbes, were charged with the follow ing robbery in the house of Mr. H .rvry, a retailer of beer, near the House of Detention, Clerkenweil. It appeared from the evidence that a few days ago one of the most influential of the gang with which the prisxners have for many years been connected was takt o, against his will, to the beton-mentioned prison, where he received, until his departure to the Old Bailey to take his trial, the consoling visits of the accused genies, who, on leaving him on such oc casions, tuned their interests upon and Tic imized the diffe rent tradesmen in the immediate district. In the course of 1 those peranibulatio• a they matte a cat! on the prosecutor, and ordered ham, ale, and tobacco, with which they plertifully regaled themselves, when the landlady, suddenly missing the first-named w, rtby (Lewes) from hie comps , ions, ha her suspicions excitcd, and very judiciously made to the urper part of the house, where she saw - nips emerging Iron. the sleeping spartment of herself and husband, the door leading to which she had left locked about an hour previously, and placed the rey in her pocket. On seeing her, the • fellow exclaimed, " Oh, Ln ! I beg your pardon, Pea made a m'stske." Whereupon she replied, "Oh, Lor ! I think you have ;" and then very quietly, and with seeming cheerfulness, re-con ducted bins to the other prisoners; alter which she called pollee-constables Porter and fielonsons, of the G division, and to their surprise and assumed indigratim, gave them in charge. An examination was then made by Mrs. H nary of her bed-room, and she di.covered that a chest of dimmers had been opened by pick-lucks, and that a gold watch, chain, two stalk and a Any, with seven sovereigns and some silver, were missing, which pre p-rty, earth• r with a bunch of skeleton-keys and several instruments used by such characters, were found in the paslour, under a seat tellies. the prisoners had cccupisd. The relation of the fans occa sioned much amusement and interest, a'td the prisoners laughed heartily, although evidently sorely vexed at bet -,I so easily (as they said) beaten by a woman. Mr. Tyrwhitt asked the prisoners severally if they wished to say any thing ? They smiled, said it was of "no use," and were ordered to be comet ted for trial. M ARLBOROUGII-STREET. ABIAVLT.—Mr. James Oreenfild, of No. 10, C•debrmk terrace, Islington, was autonaonvd for annul ing Mr Wm. Sags, chemist and druggist, No. 122, Gnat Portland arum Mr. Sage said the defendant was hie brother-in.law, he having married the defendant's sister. On idohday last, about four o'clock, the defendant came into Lis shop, and di - mended to know why he had not answered same letters which defendant had written to him, at the same time call ing him a villain, and thresttni•.g to thra'h him well as soon as he caught him alone. Toe del. an ant continued his abuse by declaring be would kirk him out of his own house into the aarett, and would "do" for him. Defendant then seized him by the collar, mad gave him a severe blow with his list on the cheek and another blow on the chest. Complainant then went out to seek for a police constable, and wee followed into the street by defendant, who raid now that he had got him alone he would do for ham. Complain ant's alsistant at that moment came out, and the doh ndant went away. Complainant volt in danger fromthe defendant's vi On cross-examination, complainant said the defendant bad accepted a bill tor him; the hit had become due, and wll.ll nos paid, but complaisant bad made arrangements with the drawer to liquidate it. The correapondence with the defen dant, whose letters were w, ry rude and insulting, bad re 1, nue* to this NU traneictioa. John Williams, the assistant, corroborated the statement of the c mplainant. The defendant's solicitor admi , ted that an assault had been committed by his client, who was naturally e :cited at finning the complainant foil to take up the bill , which had been accepted for his special accommodation. lle oped, under all circumstances, that the magistrate would be dis posed to be as lenient as possible. Tne complainant's solicitor said all his client wanted was protection from future annoyance and violence. Mr. Hingham said bad it not been for t►e intercession of the cam. lament's solicitor he should certainly have fined the defendant 51. for the violent a•aault he bad committed. He should not, however, let bins depart until he had made a public apology for the violence he had been guilty . or, and also found one surety in 601, with bis own reccgluaance to the like amount, to keep the peace kr six mg-Abs. The defendant immediately apologised, and Laving found bail he was liberated. WESTMINSTER. Thu LILTS MVITERIOVII DIMAPPEAKAWCI AT CRILBEA. —Mr. Ryd•r, again:mu of the board of suardune or St. Luke's,Chelsea, came to this court to moles Mr. Broderip ac quainted with the r suit of a communication to Sir George Grey, Secretary of Stout for the Hume Department, on the subject of the late rubbery and I i raorrheary d sappeeranee of a gentleman named WOowtan or M'Guire, and to urge upon him the necemity of Offering a rperect for the discovery of the person of the missing man. Sir George, in reply, bad stated that he was unable to enteruin the application until he received a communication on the subject keno the magi,- irate. before whom the case is in ciures of investigation. Mr Ryder added, that the parish authorities were reluctant to interfere with the police; and they, moreover, entertained some difficulty whether any sum collected for the relief of the poor could be legally offered aa a reward for the discovery of the musing man. Mr. Broderip said that as yet he bad received no commu nication from S r George Or y, who, he bed no doubt, would take the case into his consideration. end do everything that was necessary la it. As far as he (Mr. Brod-rip) wee con cerned, he conceived it would be eon . rary to the usual course in each came that any reward should emanate from him ; but he would be most happy to attend to any suggestion the parish authorities might offer. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. MONDAY. Ocr. 16.1849. Tim State of tits Woathar at each of tba following plums at Nina o'clock on Saturday morning. wes Named Plods. w C h34. a klu rC. 01 stater Weather. Itainewrons. N. &row Breese Rain BUTTOCK N. .+kll4lo mew. Partially Cloudy Bare= ....- ihasturunass ...... N.E. Gentle firm, Overwat BILIDOZW•TIIA UNSTOP N. Gentle Knew Rain Barra. ... B.H. Wrong Breese Overcast CaIItRIZIOR CIII•WAT B. Was Breeze Cloudless N. uerUe wears Partlidly Cloudy Enennoirin Briers' N. dining Breeze Overcast Hard Wind Rain (harrow Guru:mama oaserovice N.E. Strong Breese Rain Hannay:sew N.E. Gentle Breese Pas daily Coady BrumeWurrraw s Wan ....... L Gentle &e we , Partially Cloudy I...scum& N. Calm Principally Claw Laonton lawman ... N.E. Calm Cloudier itarrewarsa-__ . N. Strong Breese Cloudless Nwreaenn throw. N.E. Wray Breese Bain Parrawonoww...... N.W. Wrong reeve Overcast i „witt0rn......—... N.L Strong /wet Ze Partially Cloudy Wrong Brews Lila saw sowesuuseron ottruntat.one N. Gentle therm Bain ;urine ....... N.I. Omit* thee. Vartially Muds Tanwoarn...... . rrenwnon .. ..... Triauceten Yews ..... .- N. Gentle Uwe . r till; Cloudy LONDON, 'fern;.lb •T Now.. Game of win& Illsenittli of Wic I. til ~. , t , e t` Croarse of Wind. E.N.E. raw r~ . ~O SHIPPING INTIILLIGINej mum see persepsuimu w " Milpfinu Inener" NM " Lem. Imo ) CASUALTIES. Mary Atkinson, Sharman, of Yarmouth, trot att uu u.. to Gesogsmoutb, has p ut i n h ero leaky, and bulwarks. having been on shore.—Harefec, cm . 1 2 7 of Ranger, Pitman, from Whitstable to St. fire on the 11th Inst., and after hinnies about ea hew Ifts scuttled in four fathoms —Plymouth, Oct. 12. Studley, Wright, from Glasgow for Genoa, has put dte lois p.—Qu o ee f boat, nstow Me. ; n, Oct. 11 must discharg . e part of cargo, w ai l; The Queen . , brig, from Shediac, with timber, wm Ifn i * into harbour yesterday in a leaky state, a n d her ew, go. al le, or unwilling to work her pti ape any i o „ gtr, must discharge her cargo to rspair.—P, rwausatk Oct •aanw. MAIL. burg. . lielland Lisbon Pacific India vii Southampton India via Masailles ........ Boston an Halifax . Mexico and liavannah West India I ARRIVED. 0 Oat. bs so t 7 Oct, 21 0 Oat 111 OM Oct. 13 Oat. 24 Arm. RODZ7TION-off Liverpool, October 111 Avat Naar-of Liverpool, October 13 ANANIM-at Glasgow, October 11, from Itmeg o Arena &ND War-at Sunderhnd, October 11, treat„ . Maw"' Aterem. re-at Mtields Oc oaer 11, from Macros-off the Wight, October 9, from ....... Atar-at Plymouth, October 12, from AIIIHOCAN-off Falmouth, October 12, fr0m........... alter Qiite Auxes-st Gravesend, October 13, Hennaed Bitable-at Portsmouth, rttober 13, from ANIIMICaN Mecum-at Portsmouth, Water 14, fr0m......,... BALOADOkt - at. Gravesend, tub:her 13, from II:mown -at Gravesend, October 11, from ..... ........ _A Baum Lanoes-at Fleetwood, October 12, from. ...... 19.4. Et/Taft-at Plymouth, October 19, from lIIITAIN--at Clouthaven, October 111, from.. le Jahatt CONOOLDIA-at QUCCHaIOWIL October 11, tr0m............. n i s i , Caowx-at MeteWa, October 11, (rum Croy or ItOCIHAILH-at Portsmouth, October 12, froM " CRUSADER-at Gram:mod. October 13, Itetutned Closes-at Gravesend, October 14, from .......... -__. „Am C. StMCHAT-at Liverpool, October 14, from ........ 746 . 6, Dcas-off Liverpool, October 13 DONHOCA-at Quaenat.wn, October 11, firm ........... ........ On% DANCIX-. Q the Wight, Octoh^r 9, from .Dcabb i Usanto-atllbacconbe, October 11, from..-0......-..--.lmim 9.t.x.sx -at Queenstown, October 11, huts., Ombra.. Einus-at Mull, October 12, fr. m Sealy Eossaotto-at Hull, October 12, from ....- .......... ..........Qua. Famous-at tiatulerlaudt, October ii, from . ...... ......._ 91 21 : 8 49 GLAVIAIOst -off Exmouth, October 11, from hots-at Sonderldnd, October 11, from .......... ..........' Haitag INA-at Greenock, October 11, /TOM AMY* laassu..-at Milord, October 11, from -IL keen U. JAIIITUIa GIZINA-St Jersey, Octolh. r 9, from Pmathav JCLINT-at hunderland, Octoberll, from. Miming Joan-at Shields, October 11, from ... JOIHIPH- at Church Bay, Holyhead,October 12, tram . . P. /Oa7PIHNE- at Pen land Firth, Oat low 9, from ht. J u l a b,ll.ll, LONDON- at Gull, October 12, from. 1 0 Lurnut-at Models, °molter 11, from ambit Littr.sx-at Posey, Octomr I.', from lapis LIDDLE-at Falmouth, October 11, from Qin% LIVERPOOL-at Gravesend, Octob r 13, from. Illidst-at Gravesend, October 13, from Mvatta-at Lravestud, October 13, from -Mira Malt ANN-at Shields, October 11, from Pazacara-at Pa.ruwe, Waterford, October in, from Ocent= PUTICaTaTH-at Plymouth, October 12, trom lammim }Conan WATaHN- Off DartMOULN, October 11, from __ gm. lUD Boma-at Gravesend, October 14, from Sloan-at Bull, October 11, from ..._ D.u. Samos-at Shields. October 11, from &aim Insocoo-at Shields, October I. hem Ambits Tura-at Hart.cpuol, October 12, from ... Ilswatag Teammate-at , Welds, October 11, from lismbrig Turroaa-at Liverpool, October 14, from Cliollll VaPta-at Sunderland, October 11, from MY VPSTALINDLN-Off Deal, October 11, from Jtamalls Ws/mum/a-at Stunlerland, October 11, from QM. WtorwsboGasetos -at bunderbool, October 11, tront-Ilemlatg Wotba-st Plymouth, October 12, from.. *Mr BAILED. Aeolians—from Gravesend, Or tuber 13, to As arra—frun Gravesend, Camber 13, t 0......... ..... .. .. , ll= Amuse—from L. verpool, October 14, to baser—from Liverpool, October 14, ... Sew Tat busty—lrom Uri rpool October 14, to Sessmil 13011.1•11kkk—tram Graviattad, October 13, to bail CONOT —hum Southampton, October 11, to. Mirk Calit/LIPL liveancers—from Liverpool, uctubcr 14, t0..—.„.111414 Currox—hum Lieorpoul, October 14, t 0... MO Lava or Bscruao—tom Gravesend, Ocmbcr 3, to. Ns mem Lyon—troll. Grave-end, Octolyr 13, to . Eusa Atirasuies —trom Bc.fast, °moan 10, to. MO ELISMII6III- . from iorquey, Oc t. 10, to SLAIN, 111. iree Kumasi, is-troen Cbjerie...d, Octoixr 13, to EVAN% (s)-(rowsLiveipael. October 14. 10 11.1144 E 44.45•-• um Liverpool. U...01.er 14, to I busa-from Limpc4.4. October 14, to bala Etta. Piaui-trout LlVerpool, October 14, to „galalisf lloaarto -Wow Liverpoi I, (Mater 14, to Jaassuasi Goebert-from Liverpool, October 14, to ...... -ANON J.mas iturx.sonsa-from Liverpool, Octoner 14, to tabula JAME thiebTS•lb-001111UrefpOul, October 14, to ..... -. Wail Lusk Cimauxe-lroma Liverpool, October 14, to ._....... Glbra to JunLboanso - trona Bristol, October 14, to ig...ioha's SA Jams SI et--II OM St. MARL* October 11, to aralterraneag Some gar -born Gra.. scruk October 14, to ANIMA Arra Miss Tuk(l,44-tram Gravesend, October 14, to. .... Wag/ Jaria Gums-from Gravesend, October 13, to toll SiIIIANDA-boo Bristol, October 11, to Tama Sliesaea-boo llootruse (Mober 11, !TOM bags Maar-fro , Livery ul, actcber 14, to Velpsralse garrocio-bow Gravesend, October 14, to • Petedbial HOTAI lari-frutu LitlVreperid, October 19, to Milts Ittroatio Cooties - flow (intr.% nil, October 13, t0...81. Sabers biblauNs-crow Liverpool, October 14, to beg York Ttuass-Into Liverpool, Odober 14, to Vow-from brustol, October 14, to W. IL 1.1•11X6.131- from Ligupool, October 14, to ..... .......blew York VBSSELS SPOKEN WITH. ANaaot, from St. John (N. 8.7 for Hull, Sept 25, lat. 48, lou. 20. • Cmiatorra, from Lancaater, Sept. 7, lat. 47, I n. 15. Commut o, atop, *eh j amteuger., an ming avatwadomder jury too. sew. 11, tat 4111., 100. 46 W. Davostoter, flow Curtin tor gutlx.c, Sept 10, lat. 44 N., lan. 17 W. Wes, hum Ad, Joule for hwaruma, Aug. 9, of the C.ape of lama tkr6 Janus thut, a 1 Gartiestown, Mon n.. Andrew'. tur Livcrpou Ist 414 a, 1044.4144. Lab, Funa, from Matlnut for la Muth Aug. 6, MI Cape L'Agoll4. GAY, VI Ningatown, from Clyde, Sept 25,14. 31, lu . 14. Malaga. ah►p, from Moultut in for Loudon, Jul) 21, la.. 25 98, 144 43 14 E. rOktINCI rue, from Cty:on for Sy duty, June 30, 14. 8 21 8, I. 85 31 Y.. Vim , . 0 14. of and from London, for Montreal, Sept. 17, lat. 45 SS 5, lon. 50 W. [Advertisement]—A CURE FOR ALL BILIOUS CO* !LAI rrro, sr Hohhowar's Pura.—A d. atructire b,ue pi I, or calm{ taken a: night, and followed by a d. flak Wick draugh. the seat axes Ing, seems to be the favourite remedy for bilious complaints, IMO poison in email quantities is scarcely less injunous. for all Met, stomach, and taboos complaints, let the patient take Holloway's d• minable pills, a pure herbal preparation, and for a time drink co wine, bier, or apulte, nor eat of fruit • or vegetables ; by this roam be wit nut amy ellectuoly cure himself, but wit also reel lamed younger and better in health than fur yeast before.—To be hid of alt mi Melee readers, um at Pi ofeseor Holloway's hatabbalmisst, Strand BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIM ALLAN.—Ang. 10, at Walls;eiTyol,iere. R. Allan, of a &welter. BRON N.—Oot. 11 at Grantham flown, Grontham, the wife of Dr. J. A. brown, of a son. COOPUL—Oct. 8, at Plantation Cottage, Gla,guw, Ere. Cooper, of a eon. CUNNINGS.—Oct. 10, at the Rectory, Cheadle, Cheshire, the wife el the See. C. J. Cummings, of a son, which eurviveu iW hunt togs • few hours. HAYES.—Oct. P, Jars. R. Hayes, of Uvsrpool, of • daughter. HOWARD.—Oet. 5, at Portantouth, the wile of J. lhortud, Pah Town clerk, of • son. JACKSON.--Oct. 7, at falmacaaogue, Wicklow, the wi tot . W.IL Jackson, Req.. of • son. KENNEDT.—Oct. 12, at Norwood, Aurrey, the wile of B. E. Yea. nody, Esq., of a daughter. LITTLE.—Ott 11, at Haabory•square, Mrs. Little, of a daughter. LOCH.—Oct. 9, at Portobello, mar ediaburuh, the wife ot T. C. lode Eeq., Bengal Civil tierviee, of a daughter. 611 AW.—Oct. 7, at Glaegow, Mrs. A. Mum, of a son. MARRIAO2S. *MAN —COGLAN.—Oct. 10, at Debington Church, O.J. Amen, N., to &mita,lth daughter of the late T. Coglan, Esq., of Liverpool. ELDER —C/01PISELL.—Oct. 10. at Glasg. vr, by the Rev. C. P. Miles, Incumbent at St. Jude's English Epitome! Church, 1 Elder, Esq.,O to Jane titbto, only daughter of the late W. Campbell, Ell OPorto. HOPWOOD—SWAINE.—Oct. 11, at St. Kan Church, St Helen% hi- P. Harrdrood. Led.. of Wig 11. to Sarah Auto, eldest daughter of T. J. Swathe, !eq., Suttobbeath. HUBBUCK—F RIR EB V. —Get. 11, at Streatham Church, by the Rey. J. It. NkholliAlLee.or, W m Augu.tua, youngua soh at the late T. Ilubbuck, of ellricee.equare, to Erma maulda, eking daughter of P. It. Yi eby, Esq., of ntreettarn. POWER—BEVAN.—Oct.II, at St. Mara, Ilagger.tone, in the Res. P. P. Gilbert, M.A., John Henry, eldest arvi or the la e .1. Yoffie, Gachsey road. to Mary Johauram, secood daughter of Er, T. beano, or Cheltenham. WEBB-4ILISEItT.— Oct. 9, et St Peter's Dubin, by the Rev. T. m ‘ ore, Jr A., Liveri:o..l, T. E. Webb, Iraq., nchular Tratuy College, buena. e.dvat wool thanes. T. Webb, Hereto LI. to o loath youngest daughter at the late R. ut Cartago, Wic.Ourr. DEATHS. ANDELSON.—Oet. 9, at Leith, Mr. M. Aadereon. ALLP.N.-IM. 10, Ct;Hotta Ells; beloved and only daughter of Yr. James Allen. of 20, Wag-street, ote,the., aged 20. A ITV: HO ItO VG U. - OM. . 2, at Gower-street, Bedford.square, Marri wife of Mr. 0. dttenberough, aged SO. BATT. -Ott. 11, T. Batt, req., et Ooneshall, at an 'dreamt sae. DALRT a PLR.-Oct. 11, Marbobal Keith, fif b eon of the late A. Dal. rymp S Esq., of th e Island of Dominica, aged IL EAGAR. -Om. 6, at Dublin. Dooms, only surviving daughter of the Eag ,r, Paq , of New Rowi. HEMMING.- Oct 0. Louisa, wife of J. Hemming, Esq., of Altarood House, near neddloah, Wureeetarinire. HENDERSON.-Oet. 9, at Ilitelleyton, Dalserf, Margaret, HMS dametthe 4.1 the late J. Renders a, Sing, of Pewthasks, Hamilton. TATLO A.- Oct. 10, glary, reUet of the lath Mr. T. Taylor, of Wee pool, aged 1,5 TUITR. -Dec. 7, at KitwelPs Park, Herta, George O. Tone, to East midden I Mimi; late Liaiut..ooL el the 3rd LIM Dria• pow. WOoLe.IIIGL—Ost. 11, at Clalcateater, 8. Woohid" Bo+. 7L I ine uo • • • • IS N , To .11 . LE N CA U Abe Io beg to ,J their nrr VISTIIECA, Woollen Urn modiste wen snot, 36, 6 - 63 and OS, L 23, New.4ort 43, Wiae.str ▪ Unlon.,on Isso c tigh.,tl L. IiYAM not think 1t advantage. Command+. L. lIVAM gime Ott ha. the mot ea L Britain in aztraordin.a grrn. L. lITAM fits; that direct Crum I they ettert a L. JAYA) bespoke dvi West of Eni new inaterh backakina, walking. T choicer dev) L. ILYA and mot eel nhiclt are n novel kyle", mat+ ties to Ant style or niany. 1..11VA1l Ong Deparn greatest tale . Sad are they we at alt tt an Mainel' L 'IMAM departments both awful exceeding 2 , and ingenal , goats, waist prices that t L. in - %NI bold, awl I. abatement t trig, honest the most to preheat d aciiii - lun Of put of the T" The collected ti Osford,trl Gothic Alm throe, Cr Convex KM papier mac style ut art slightly ou baskets, Burton).— PA l'A Hind Mid Also the (se troll au Patent 8. Bl'ltll.l Nelllll.ol. street •.u. V 614 MA Outer, its maturity, IS r end the gwl inn in it, mended, tag the I inthatiour ear (HI to four y the on and pc rfit _ Vale of .4, MR: eTtnetli rr r Neuth an, at the his to on situated r Ran, oish The tsh,n best ham comprise lofty eh, erected n and cults occury to ewunrs Railways The lard increase purchase tieutars t If reltwri Merthyr Greyhou Sheplier4 SI, Gid F London. DL report have e liberal "I cm The pLei Parisi out, uf letter! Perla up of 1 'rho pectic M. T the ei the Th leans and 1 proje of tie WBB bi ah y ou p l Lour TF to a thin]