The Express. — London, England, 1849-10-16 00:00:00

4 THE MURDER AT CLAPHAM RISE. INQUEST. A her portion of the following appeared in pare of yeoman a marries of the Barest : Tioteeday _Mr. Hinge, *IP smear hr the Daley el Imeasolon hid sa *moo, at as Tam Mama' Its, sear Ckplamesmasees, es to bodies of Maas Wails, sad Maria Wage* Watts, hot denghter, • link gift Meat aweyan old. inn w'ne nuretwed ea tiaturday =1 kit bp Jaws Wrde., a pashas prima, tad the lei father respoothely th• - doseasod. min the delea• Jul pr dateika. Jolla Target, tem. estethaeL—Was a eergesa at Clap ham. Was sand alma bellgnt moves ea listarday maw leg lot to start a Ourpater's-beddisso. Highemst, Olegkeem Amompahell Oho ashes, tad en@trivia& lame diaskaremadol sake Mei the hem Mimeo. sod than body et a ammo Irks es the Sow ia aa estsadod tales ea Mr beak. Took held of the mkt aed head a lto pekatioe. Saw dna Me *teat hal baes wou rtf ie t ad, sad m peessedles to esealas the OM the Maim aleaked Ma ale tide of the 'mak to lhe ether Mesa ilme et the threat ; it had cenploaly divided Mt M cubic. Nam bias ihmegb it sad bath Masao of the Medd rite es sad had ~hod the spied acacia TM ironed am ibee imam Lag. From the skia to the *eel edema k ealsadei Misr UM this ea nth sad a bolt. Whams that poneelad the body of a dud Wag es the Md. disk spatted Moat twe yam ad; it was /ilea is a poi d blood. _east guise warm mad asked. Oa taming it regal %mil that the threat was rat la • vay 'MAW my to that et the mothoe ss4 Stial Mat Ms Mike is the as of the 66E1 W tidal the spent team. It wet widest at saes the deild was gaits Mod. Tbe wowed was fee lashes tram, sad mem this as tea deep. Tba MEd had ratably beta bed about sa hoer the SWIM Naga. The mediae was tally drawl, wink me oessaptioa ef bee obsokiap, shores. tad sap. There wore ao abet 'marks of visages* sa Whet of the beam. Thor. wen tee orates larV pelikg bieel Meat the ased there wet As a geed Mel el late eat of the be rem, d-pests. The meads was ageism asked= as it dose witk • shoe} inatseamas Kam the Mgt*, barks 'Monad bow eamtwo or Mat yew age a OUINVIIIIIS , et a amble baths Oistasted aue ler thumb. She dad vest Sea - sprat t• be a maim el weak basilem Did at law hear Ineload. Mamma—Tamed by • the unaler et the two demand was • toadmass mt. Tba said bang a the bed might twathe the body Wag miser the thee the mem. William Osiseata, laspeeser et the ♦ Mukha stile ow l= peek" depend that at alma • gamosolan 7 Satueday meats be was at tbs N e ow-eneet. when ammo smart et lem, moo la ft a Mr • eisd mmase, sad Mama himself to Ma. Me mid, " I have ame se gles Royalist." WEntlo said. " IThat it, ad he espilea„ Forearder." Witten sand him arisen M had strewed, sad Mmanna "My Mk," Otarad that she Moos of the am bad blood e pos thou, sad aw bleed also as ea Ma treat et his skirt. He bad all bk eiethat as. His eat we soaked will blood. Clatioasel him, tellies him that saran whisk he said might be whammed avast kin. He was scabies way souk aerial the whole that. There was so apposeame of draakameas. Oa witasn's sang bin, wan I. aseadtted the market with, Its took boa his let hued welaseat pedal a rear whisk I. (Maas) sow pro- dated. [TM Insionmen thus exhibited, was a short- Mask bask hadlod astramest, of aa ordiaarj a = The ama spoke of la alai la 18,1 % ud ea d wiTt Waltili s tatied th at r. a. mend the Ma Ailed tin am sad ma of Ms =e whisk he togibd, thee it me • girl, • yew sad aim ad. He the osid Mm wt than was saber ails ia the been, sad begged that be (whams) would mad atm the sargast se have bar tam away. He Masi Mae the WM me met Wpea, bet his avOr% helm Ist mertiod her. Ho this paosej li z in d s ohnwarde ken eat itakerett that be wet to lave been abseasod =711 1 7 1 71 His visit wore to the alba that *ay were to hem boa derma that day. He had, be laid, beta "hosoholaks dress," they wer• " to be disarmed that kg; "he mid ass bar it." Ho added that be kasw that he bed ellbadei somebody, bat weal as tell whom. TIM ma ailed& in reply to my quakes from wham. He than Imams also. Arta a paw of • Waste or two, asked him il a koi bad any quarrel with his was He said. " No, se partirehr vulva ; wa have had Mang seturels ; bat mover sap Was swims. We wept a MI very emaketably tne oreraigin, sad It was oaly after th• sloth soma fear this moraiag that I was tongsad to do the." Oa his taking hies U be hard the elan mike kar, he r•plied that he did, sad that Is then get are et bed, streak a light, mat doe* (I. • did sot toy ) r ed _ get the guar, sad that whoa be rearmed his mane !AN ilea, be meld to de it ; bet tko taarew mot uM he added, sad, bed, wawa, ha killed his will Whoa M mteekad hay Is aid, the was damns !malt is IM bed, sad I. Morwarts killed the Mild. Sy • Jerysaa—Asked his why be did the mt. He said ha mate set eposaat for it; his poor dear wife was • good wEh o tad le dad a Manful bab y At that stags be bunt ass stK esel whams did aot ask kin my more glottises% or eviessmo Mardi at the Sem Hy the Otosatm—Did DM ham ths mm. He asked far soma Mahe% and swot ealies sod bread sad batter were saga to him. is WWI kr a wand pardon of besekkat, whisk INS ,shred; Is ass said that that whisk had hem shea es bin was gebesed. Did ast me my throat or pee. sae to Wan bin le asks the Mogpias Malserma. Ito was deakod ta the Amy, Intadod - ea his am makielse, at wfthfly mardepriag Kara his MIN tad Mark nabs* Wiens kis Mild, and takes to Me Waadaworth Polies Cart, whore be thus remand Is oestody amain his re maniattlea it Thursday test Frederick Leagtoe, sergesat of cease of the V &Mike, deposed to havlas bias at the iaua with Impel* Otha sot at tho flit when Watts pve bloseit vs, and sena hmted the Issansay a the former with avid to what marred up to tho time whoa be was areas& by oho kimonos MMk ths ostler, Mr. Swim, • geoid him to the ham • key w i t i a ll =is li r l h ill ei =him miemed the Moe allo. I Chwesaterhatilikes. was maim to Wilms Menke la the lame part of the Mum bee mplag up to w lamas( he saw two inked feet p4lllllll Meiw Jess the treat beilream Ia the moo Well was • knelt bas ea Mt lessit, Oho lets leg • little draws lop sad the elan as Waft avast to door-Inns. Oa gong towards tits bead he head deo throat its. The woman wss died, bet mons. Is a bed a the are seam lay • Mild, ea its hee. and asked, Mai partly severed by tho bokletleas. Its drat was eab aid the holy was wain but Mad. The wonea's had seared ea a ma's paskat. Naiad two tataarks ea the leading ; they were these of a wow sal were blasedy, as if Me had am indeneeniag to jet has deo bask ream Opened the leek rasa Mew sad therm saw a Mild, which he had date asentalaid to be Mae yams of sitting ea the bed. like 4 7=4 triskaaed at se age, witless. Asked her if she h sty mime in the tight. She to plied that Is bad sot Mr. Loring those directed OM OM Mild should be removed to tho sake bows. Saw at saw pain ist Me ham. He (wants) thaw seat for Ele. Punk era its arrived. More me a sidling sad • b*Mpaos Iliag to the bad. TM Nasser then Genoa sp. Es obsteved that Mr sass did met appear to all for my warder natek. Thee • velastary aahnim wet sailkket la a ekes like that eider samidnadot had beta wit malibbed. Thom arse at sg• west naive if for or falmest whisk meld have lei Mt primmer sewlmaase lhassit. sad due admonition bed tees Sw ban by the Writer trim. The ere was so ha its mare that there be as doubt thee Jay seme to a right Maoism The teem was thus eisered. sad Mar for sheet fee Mamie. iba Jury literati a vertaterVilial muter sweat Maw Wassea" The whams. WM were amardiegly bread over appear at the SUPPOSED CASE OP SUSPINDID ANDIATION.-A lisitdspeadias mys •—"A mit elegular 11111111fillpseposiol miles, or what is email Mimed ' trams,' mann at linsol, an the fams me of eush • temine etwomeer ei to be worthy of a Medan mdse. Oa IP*lrm manias low, abets half.past 9 Viten. a widow= men Brew Blythe ' s medley of Its. Blythe, of the Sim of Blylbe end Own, the will-harera ship-beildoes, el Lealt= i4ireet, es spew restly need witie cholera at Ids Bristol. He was speedily atteu rea r ie ei Dr. Wallis sad Dr. Oren, two se the - physiskies of tl. Bristol Is- Imam and Mr. Helm, saves. Be ma ems herimatt', sad w rw Dr. INNS left Ms, hi. st algid, his vas that be bad rallied, sad that there was a 'hawse of hi. memory. At helf-pset two e'slook, however, ea liaturday awning he appereedy did. At de of the sine Emma lag Dr. Oren, Min ea Ws way to Wel hi., was sorption to hear of his death. He west sad viewed the , sad ewe a smilleate tkat Mr. Blythe had died hem t theists. Ta• body be Small to be SOUI wave. Ma at this be was ass iamb nierised, Man bees so reins. DI- 1 metier were giv.a far the forieral, bi.b wee to take oleos oa nds, mean* at 9 cesioak. sad a meek' mosesin Mat 19 Lanes M measles the feistiest ad the demised of his sadden sad aefensine dean. At viz o'closit ea he'd day ening Dr. Omen via man whoa be head the sameary preparation seeds he the hmerel, wad the boob I um semen dna. Dr. than illreseed the milettaker to mums the soak. sad ups rerniss the saw dad with white the body wee enure& to Ids peat prise he he bind thus it wee will warm. He was amide to meow for tin, sad suppostd that pr imps the sawdust mis ht have gemmed the lest. He aoserdlagly arisen it to be removed, sad ordered that the Mural should ass take pleas till the ant asiniair, after he had main men the body. Dr. Grose than isiewmalesual with Dr. Wallis sad Mr. Eideco, sad they all met at the house at 9 eel** ea Ettaday meta. Mg, st whin time the prepentices were somplete, sad the Marin I. waiting to many she body to the tomb. They Wooled the vitas with warm .tit sad water, bat wkboat penile. *ay sea& TM body was than sub joind to powerful salmis .h.sk., wkirdi nand tite colon if the body, wed reedited the heads men supple, bat there were so other U. el life. TM bill sew this ordered to be kid out la the usual way, nein my saw dust, sad at the prison time (Monday _*...a.) So. ex* tamable', sepia/ease of warmth still are air %Alm sr dessaipedtbss. The bray sin hi lIIIMPVIMI be St, Plies Hospital when tuna lain/ VIII be made ti rakes ennoble. ~gsw~a of iii Currom-acrout Ornoma.—By a ss pima La the We esielee es atieellufwes ellestee to tile immes , *dee reweede et Osellorbeese same; al zi ez ns pere te. The me Irma (12 at 13 irle eq. 92) le es be should be gives to the Natalie otn i n e s i reary esrth e e r Osembahaele ewpan, M &sr eh. afeldbatha et wok mese fa sea ma is g oy as , Lida& M , aid asseeligly peva le gem thin la a geode osoftsol. TELE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1849. MONTGOMERY FARMERS' CLUII. The stal s alwir and ploughing match of the above swit Saturday lot at Welshpool. The Ave noel in eppostity nor quality to that of yeses, *ugh net eut wry good spesimens in 'no Maoist aopertateatra Nesneeseryshire being well Mews he lb lee berms emi nein We were much plumed seal tug Whelk kWh of the kale and Hereford sow. the finale hybrids, we are told. give s very risk milk, neesk in great pred wi p me nerally these salads mks oneeng ui r bs seL Tie with two houses abead., the end without wheels, gave =lndent's , ' the lig ilp fasksies that he feared the et dealing men the Iss seenstiters weuki ems prevented him from setranes the Mawr which was WV at th;p ll l .4 2ak Ins, Woool. At three Oink = giff . randy preedeal fanners, t the peeking of the Earl of Pt down to Aherne relmerel el the cloth, and the despatch of the loyal and Man Won On sowing tow Wen of the day," Prosperity tone dont. Fend Oleb," the noble president obeseved, that rw e e7lei nehellenne any dictation in the preens& part of reaztanitt, see would he, after the views already pro. et so men swinge of late, invest the manes with son idea of novelty. After shading to **Drainage and Be. tman Beata Bills, he said, is looking over the history of thisersenery, whatever suedes ef the esmensaity has suffered, then has slwar bi lson Oda hod anent party fus e. ssthohiu wet. ": see fair re a gral e a l tive privileges by a parliament coatis' ties oft4el:l4B - and protestant diessaters. When the 46 Bost* mem bers wefts against say mum anodes their own country more particularly, they are always seaseedal in their opposi tion. The Irish numbers, too, though suer guilty of cow madly of act or thought, frequently hold a larger share of power than would, at first sight, be allowed on considering their number. They have, Indeed, held the balance of power between the two great amending parties in the state. Inch I. the Innate love of fair play in England that, ewe have seen, whenever the demands of any body of nes are fair, they are sure of attention and respect from • great neutral party, however soung the bite of honk ties may be roaming is any direction. With as these views to to et • • sus enfferiag wr ,r sifo ask, are lly kw any lengthened mid Ids leedship, " Il there no ens, aye hinted at ea other onseirme lately, whisk we may not de, well to copy ? I would sail year Wenn& pardwalarly to the =Wags lately held in Ousherind. meendsd ines Urd Lnedele, a Nepaions prastioal mew. end Loft • sad ernee,—tke one a peesseissist, the ether •=. Tisk eines is to noun every owe end sexoneny in the seenopment of land, partisan:ly keeling conies esenate, to Weed to drainage, a farmer who pays a per ening he it not illbsaing late a thawing' bargain, but one of sustain benne Another materiel pint is keeping our Was free from weeds, set ideating the man who never thinned his tress beans be nentoised that the good ones would kill the had nes. I ellnurve the Swedish Wan to have a sharp struggle in same plonk its sombre hue contrasting enns with the seen h.'leat flowers of the kedlock, How ,opon*., tes. d e we see. la ear country rambles, the 'kali amen span the reed nand of enriching the adds ? As improvement may be made in managing pus lands is this and the adjoining wady, where they are ire lizt. tl y bare in May, wises peso near London is almostknee- Nature is a p her oises misneas, and will not permit h giftsto be atheneum' with lespesaity. If we lose the drat springing of the pan con we **put adequate crops of hay or an abundant aftermath ? We must not abuse our re sources by antielpetka in this respect more than in any other. His lordship then advised the &Widest of all local meemares, implying, of course, the adoption of the imperial wiesere that the local farmer spy at once see hew pin: really are, without hung any oomph: sehentieue to make ; a nd the confining the fans to one day at Weishpeol, showing its necessity by the fact of design ken Liverpool, Cheater, eke., offering to attend Shroweb7 inn ea that conditio n. Hs then inculcated the haleathsg the manufacturers in strict attention re all =s observing that the largest fortunes were made along wi th the closest calculations. Vanes handsome prises were distributed to the successful eindidens is the mune of the evening, and the meting did not separate until a late hour. RAILWAY DC YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BERWICK. MEETING AT EDINBURGH. A metalsg of the shareholders of the York. Nsweastle, sad Borsht Railway Company, reddest its Ediabarelt sad the asighboeshood, was held at Friday la the Boyd Hetet, Iliaburgly for the eketioa of • delegate to attend the roost log le be hell at Teak ea the Ink iask. la terms el the of the Mere report by the soweittee of Leveed& swan NA dseuwiae FOPFAIMOISS lobe rosomessele se lbe eseseal meeting as the Nth eludes is dirwasse Robert Shahan', Bag. advocate, was sated to the disk sod Mr. Patriot Dabaaissy, W. 8., was 'Lewd clerk be the seeedag. 4 Mr. Sheriff THOMSON peepossdow a man of masa% bedews Wats, sad al the highs* hamar aad iswerity l=atairat of Kr. Dalwahoy se the delegate si the SEP. Mr. NISBET said that what he held to be aseadal is say delegation of trues was what Weld be sailed a warranty is the perm to be appolatod, of his psessaal wishes sad bedew for the poratofthe sada% eking ;he thereby, clement Mr. Winless Oases Edinburgh, who wee the sb arsb•Mss be Meieent, baring stock to the sasosat el= es the es .ate of the Mr. D weasel the swatiok requested to hew Nieagyra of Mr. Gibson ca the various Nigger does 'sallied is the report by the ceeueittse of ism- li t. i tilßSON said that It was *Only impusibie hr his to he the tat the views of every sitereholder, either is se anywhere else. He would give his best judgment the eceassetlea of the quantities of the Pale= bought forward se emendate fee the eMse of di ea lee, mei wield vote arasisMaits. No Fehmied the up of sae ammegiell Ammar to three, end he thought Z a rhani l eeght net M be more Stu eight dinners altoge ther. He end egbiss. sob. that the reenteonties of the oresary Abeam lama be Independent of thole travelling espouse, elheewhe the Mk anted to then would be m anly esimulesi by the Upson of their attendeew at the vagina Uselifte. He apposed et the audit of the snouts V the smear reposed, smd gemorelly of the recossamada doss of the reset. Mrnimegb. DALKAHOY a said that he would approve of three disiessen, Fended NU euk shisaid lave a sw age ad MOWS bean& so sapelialea. He Iheigle set the pawed sae d vosiumwatioa, by midst the Mk se agars kir the bream we divided among thole who wee rat the damn imesthw, pee ea sada, adnateger th - .wt at seams at Teel, who might snail without inesemenben. He wee of opines, thashre, that the hes a dame dual get &Leger dime of the emeasuatica Inn their assmeduee ea oath unisse. A SHAHRHOLDBIL mid AM he would prefer silty of esti= be the meaegimisat et the Me, seder purr eas t:el, ea that as welly of neurifilitp was of gout anew =be wesid eandsly give kis vote he me managing . He to t a h m e reesueseedem ef the ma naging disease to a semis eon% he =lest apes the tuMe. the swift sapiens he thought, would ut as a to enntlen. He was tar- Aar of *Oaks that the =Mem &all be requited to attend the ordinal away of the diesekes, an to vas, but as the asindited organs ef the ebeedisiders, sad to see what the era= ef the bead MM. and that they were earned has last. Be wee also baud to plass the sconatiog deperumat geserally a geed deal under the eat. trot of the endless% bus the belies that the audit, is the numb, traeseedems of the company, should keep pass with them. Mr. DAVIDSON. imieretary to the North British Railwa Oorapaay, said that the three NYI•11121 dimmers could saver en togethre ; sad that It our so to divide the badness ef a railway seaurep es so have three heads. His &aided opine& was, that if then was to be say manager at all, he should be altogether eat of the beeK sad eatirely seder their emarol. benne otherwise ke knew the abuse that night creep in by the nensong desser reosiviag the sneaks of his fellow diseases to measures whisk they would net approve of luxe ke dined; ander S Kr. Sherif THOMSON wished it to be easonsei that Mr. Gibson did sot go to the preliathary meosieg as ape t..the opinion of the slarehohless them puma epee the t points ander disswelea E7ABSON said that he was inclined to sonar in the views expreesed by Kr. Davidna. A SHAILSHOLDEII remarked that it would be easy to remove she swaging dinator at the annual appoinuasat of W directors. Mr. DAVIDSON said that, with such responsibility, no men of character would memo the oaks on the shame of being lathed out by the shareholden at a day's notice. The eludes of Mr. Oilmen as delegate was thou umiak aesuily awed to; and thanks hamag bees voted to the &shines sod to the oink, the meeting separated. MEETING AT DAELINGT9N. A meeting7WaTebO - ld7r; was herci;Ciirliiii at Darling ton for the purpose of electing a delegate to the meeting at York ea the 17us hut. There were 17 shareholders present, and John Beaumont Pease, IN., presided. HINT CHAT ✓an, Esq., of Cr ift, made a few observations on the eon mittee's report, after which a desultory conversation maned, during which a strong fueling was expressed against the Glee don of any gentleman u a director who was in any way connected with the Stock Exchange. A stress feeling also prevailed *Out that portion of the report of the committee 1 recommending the exclusion of gentlemen who were direc tors of other hues. Mr. CHATTER proposed Mr. J. W Peas es a proper person to attend the nosetiog as delegate. Mr. 1 Pease declined to set, as did else Mr. - Ripple, of Bishop Anskland. Mr. Edward Kipling (brother to Mr. John Kipling. one of the committee of investigetWn) and Mr. Cbay ter were each proposed, and on their names being put to the meeting, Mr. Kipling was elected by a majority of one. It was also resolved that Mr. Kipling be instructed to recom mend the appointment of Memos. plows, Wood, and the Lord Mayor of York as directon; notwithstanding their being directors of other lines, and that he further recom mend the election of Mears. John Kipling, D. 'Mann, J. L-echnian, Geo. Leeman, and H. Thompson (of Moat Hall) as directors. BITINSION OF TIM LONDONDISZT AND ENNISKILLEN. —Wean glad to find that there is now a certain prospect of this railway ban extended to the bridge. The work cou mewed on lion ay, and we have ao doubt that it will be curled through with all expedition. The terms on which it has been contracted for are most advautageous to the sou paay, and when finished it will be a great conuoiencer to the rabbi, from its war proximity to the cent,, and business parts of the town. It is intended to raise the screen wall along the aide of the river to an elevation of eight lest above the present road, the extended railway having to be con structed upon the slob outside of it.—Londonderry Standard. EIIIILIN AND ILiourrown.—At the half-yearly meeting of the Dublin and Ilingstowa Railway Dempsey, held on &turd& , the directors sabniitted their report, is whisk they de a dividend of 4 per amt. he the kalt.year, reserviog a rest of 3,2001. to be earned to Ike credit of trate for the present haltyear. inergeing the mere fees of reading the report and moving Its rhythm, the end pressedines of the most*/ were all euserrailetbos between the directors and the eharsholdere, all of wheys meet medially reciprocated compliments, and expressed the sionwity of their loyalty and attachment to the Qum in ardent expression of their gra: titude for her Majesty's visit, and the 'rations bearing she displayed to every *lass al her Irish sablects. OKLA! 80111111111 AND WlSTlltle.—The directors of this eseepeny are to make on excursion along their splendid lips, hem Dahlia to Os*, en Thursday next. His Excellency the turd Lisateneat bas iodinated his Intention of being presest. Eller Mourn or ISCOTLAWD.—It appears that the rectors of this company have addressed letters to ths land owners along the line, stating that parties of undoubted respectability offer to construct the railway at a cost which, viewing the line purely u an agricultural undertaking, offers a fair prospect of a moderate return to the shareholders, provided a liberal arrangement as be effected with the landowners foe the purchase of the land. The directors Whit fire or-operation of the landownm, with a view to an arraaguisat for the valise of the had required for the rail way, stain at the same doe that the company swot expect a return from this noderteidog salleient ajastify the board In offering a prise hound the ash* wino at the lands converted * z ed s, ' msderets ten fluty t hut, the directors entertain a hops that the thing will prove highly to the estates of the land owners, over and above the mead moult the cow pony ma agree to pay them for the land. It is also eogg that lantlownsu_ spy _ receive mewl for the parches' of the land by hiking the amount is shares of the company. The line is intended to Sum a jamitioa filth the Aberdeen Railway at Aberdeen, and. pass *rush Ruat lay, Keith, Elgin, Forms, and Mahn, to Diverans. This company is an t by an set passed la the session of 1846 to smalgsamte with ehe Aberdeen Cossuay. Pawns sainted whk Amorist *rough whisk the Great North od wilt is insineod to peem,'sre of opinion that if the company were swede a pausal of the land required for the railway, the advantsges arising to the . of the land owners kom the sonsuution of the Ilse (1 in length) would amply repay them, while it is very doubtful Whether !t are= if sandreotod, weld ever pay a dividend te the dem The purchase of land kr railways Ia Scot. land with Ragilsh money proved a serious matter to the sharsholdses of the Dalsdosiaa and the North British Bail. way Computes, four times its full value having been paid to the various - landowners by these companies. Tan Barrurieu Tamara Saloon.—Yssissday the final lift of the Britannia tube took plus at three o'clock, the permanent level of 100 feet above high water mark having been sacomsfallv attained on Saturday, when its ul timate elevation was oethnimetiosily hailed from all juts of tho works with chows and a nisesedos of salute*. This ad , &dual hoist of 8 feet had to be made, sad was indkponsa bly importeat to enable the engineers engaged _in the opera don to Join the great tube on to the end K land-tubes before is It down In its permaaent bed-pieta end which will have to be pissed beneath It. This preen of adjulassit wet mon three weeks. A large number ofdisileguisheileideses have been he invest the twine end eloponions weeks *nein the lea few weeks. Amse,m lima 1/41.• their legal Righassue the Dabs and Doane of Oamlsidge, who spat • semiheable time over the IlualmoGoeepe et Onsbridpo. kid Moine, several of the . skint every eapinaor is the b It is lay the diesel= of the Meow sad HriZi Railway to give owe oho* oneneelo• nabs periodically le the was to enable the oldie and imoneldir damns to visit theme sells maim of tin. Tiro additional aliases have hese amt kr the nisi of the Mali tabs. am • ewe fat the nine a the este in mesh Mag. All the pupestb,e are inniikin ter the dna* at the seat tabs, which wBI take glow chess the .dsg livrombez. The day at paint should se vaisreiesa - ocanageney mar, he the me es INA% Oiseis Id amt. highway. sad the Waite( the Moil tan A CHOLERA PATIENT BAPTISED IN A MILL STREAII-lIIQUSST. The We/Attars says Mash emitassest was med la Hemierdwer. es Meads, beg, is newerwase of he beim; pall* ramered that the death is s awe seated IL name hid Mee men by hi bdewhopeked as s very merly ben that herniae in the Priory all his, eseereng he men et the girt Galling %foamless The Letter-Day =Lade/ Job. Thaws, s heels is ° by M. emblgest of "adirq ll 4. l " 4ll = who Illb the Aso et • prism is that Measissilts. The doesseed. It wee stmen, was miler ea Week et Mein at the time die rite was end Head bed boos greed re breed te mein it by . &Mk et the Mime having monad soes saanowls, essaarat, James Owes, Sm., hand • milli basil hew the iniMe kie ms s ' imam was ereerellogly held at the illdieMll. e est. James Hans, ham depeen—l km Mows the do seamed tee 12 or 16 poise, but was sever partisan, me vented with him. I sew him lest, yestereise. Almost mif pest 6 o'dosk is the sseenig wee Om Met time I saw kis se the day. I saw Ida Ybk breast Jets Tkosomee be.... He yes is the Minn. sad wee drank I wee man on el bed, seer a usher tof.6, by Joke Themes. I get up sad wen to his hem, g sod wee them sheet 6 Miele I asked him tem sty bed what he mask sad he mid his brother George Mod bees takes yore Man wished to be bap tised. I Jobs he had Ismer set refer the= end that he ked better eu.d for some mese s who the Mere of baptism Wee than he did blemiL He mid it was eeressery to do it imees&awly as lb MOW wished it. I seal so mere. John mat up Mitt het Miles be west up seid he W been me en wee seseined it ores his deity to do it lataemYe4. Re mid up with • Gap ones, and George mew dome ead is W Ste Ire. Othlae Ire m other asp of tea, en wee often emethimg with it, bet x taYaa le ha to set Gomm hid after le led lie ve elfstns that Meth p as m as pa Re le be hey M. sad empidsed of bowels sad FHe said be ked greet Inseam I reassised there theat i.L test mines to • gusher et ea boar. Heft the hem is compsey with Jake sad George. Gene wee dewed le his mai clothes. He had a peat and em Re walked to the an OM road Ladies be. Straterest late Is. Thosseergres, sod this took held of my arm. We west dews about half way to the Grove, en he was radii. with timing of the stemesh. Rs did met &shame but tip pliegm I mid le him " New, George, yes rightly immense what you are Moak ha if I yes in e ke dy pig se please pear brethor, tees WE. 11 you Walt there is se Mynas ter year seal wired b. es." He said, " I ham so Mbar APO is haw bee is Posse On," sad we promeded as. We mid somellemee Vow, en et other times by balk/ ay era, sal at alba , tisisA r bellsi list kis Wan John wee talkie; as W et Modem en loss whin Mt to walk a m fist as amid. Jim was ,it to his brother, nag the weeds et on Swim to lifterlemes. " That miss he wee bare cut weer mud the milk he meld mot ester into the kingdom et be SG she, snug the words of our Seviesr. "He thee Wm* sad is sed, MU be mod, bet he that beli ev e! set. shall be damn." This would Woos Gomm to ge is. George Themee's seat wes him off by us. John Timms trek Wide mimed went late the now. George Ink held of hy kend dx seil ld liie brother Jets honed wt his heed sod waved Jobs tech held of (Wargo by me lend, end by the w d kis teeaswc, and thous lemereed him cr pet him mar the water. his hand with the seism Be did this ewe ; Getege's whole body wee pet mar. he weir. Militia Mod ia the water, Jobe Mad Gawp Mrs wee Wroe, George pli d. " George Thome" Joke then said, Gawp Themes, I bones thee ia the same of the Father, of the iles. sed of the Holy Ghost." No other words were wed, II lay ether memithy save dtppiag. They wore sot more Hsu belt a smiente Is the water altogether. They then tams in el the weer. I helped te take 44 his wet skin i si s id e kt ea a I laud see thee pat ea • great cost be ha his with brother Jake. I thee helped Johm off his mermen sad steekinek_en pat ea dry we e mm I Mel d him bow he felt hismelf. end he said " tether sail." No thing Mena was Mohnen& to him der his Memnon. We this west homewards. I emompanied the two hothers into the pathway through the fields, and left thee them. I west up through the tilde so marsh for • herb whisk is very geed for • lemmas of the bowels. They walked ister thee I did, ad ea my oohing out over t pt he style they wee ea Won me. They were close ther, end George wee holding hie brother's ann. I then left these to pe to my_ work. I sever saw George Themes oftwireeds. Jobs odd Bathing to George about Wine Ora limas wee. lea so relative to Jobs Thelon 110 it • ember Oslo body celled The Latter Day floins." Ime s member et the body mho. He holds the dim et a priest. Gomm MN" Reg, mann am a sergess. Is say spines etre of the demesers death wee eiders. met Reglith Adam bet 'oldie noire I think his death wee moshembud to the fire plea by the mines to tile proper remedies, whs. the diarrhea list and the WM, his en of bed upon a said planes( fits into the river, which was the most likely =MI gniteig the eallapied state is cholera. I rind my phials Vet the ma would have reeneredd r perzremedies bed bees applied, sad hal he not bees ba is the mid water. The whim him to the water was is the NOM that • mes wing ordinary andion wade the eleemaseses is the doesseed's &keels would pursue. Seem Liman Millard deposal—l ma • surgeon, re. Mho le this ins. I sew the body a Gee. Thomas yester day. after ble death ; I was shows it by John Themes ; John Theme gm me • &mit of the &semen ; he maid he had left this plate about t aim pm ago. sad returned abest Mee weeks bask ; Mee hie recurs he had sot bees Mar he • day ; that as Issday busk whatever he dreek thee day be threw of hi Mum& ; that ale was the priesipel Oleg be took than day; that between eight end ahem gssdap nosing demised bed lusathed et John Tho me', deer she ethed permission to be takes in ; that be had t.beam Imdeemeakeeet to bed ; that Joh* Themes did met tw Goeswe to be busk ; that after beim la bed him Veto he mad his bather% wile up. ear that he felt Itimelt dyieg. That he had violent voMtisp and purging. That be get up end mut with his brother John, an James Harris, de mto Rameidetesehbritge, sad is the way gong dews he wee Mee Mk et the elemeth, sad his bow& asted apse. .leha Theme tea his beelber isto the brook of water, sat Imsomeed him. He imedletely on Viset the ken techel his wet clothes and put as a :see. He seamen hem. sad • abort time after his is tare, Joke Theme meth M. worth of Fres& brandy sad gam it is him,bet Is Mae Ithisediately rejected. Between eight awl MU Mr. Phillip wee sent for, who arrived about am Vasa, sad applied what was seermary. Deceased was pat lam • worm bath, end is cm hour afterwards be did. I west to see the mss at the Basin of the board of guardleas. I re-nemised his pompon ; I could not dissever from extend appease's, what the deemed died el. Ido me thisk - trove what John Thome told he he had dose that he mild have hewed his dm& in say other way. The pluming the man into the stream yes terday mersing hastened his flab. Them can be se doubt of it. Several other ninon wen numbed as to the habits of the deemed, which were stated to be very intemperate The Censer then addressed the jury, and shortly ad verted to the leading facts of the Mph, se they sp. =haws them. He then stated that the rite of motordimg to the laws et this country, might be here* edmisietered by any one, and ethos& the breeds el the demised might therefore lawfully admi shere ft, yet it was mot sellinet that the act lapis which lee& mead Pond be lawful end innocent in itself. It was =that emit met should be dam in a proper manner, des caraties, to peewee histialef. If, therefore, • perms Moly We nn et the anseepences of hiset, takes spa limn he de mask est. en death ensues is meter geseau Sweet, thee the poMm wing was Fifty of may daughter. The pima is sling alight ken in en hem tie., issi his shaves may hem bees geed, bet he hod me right le leased the esesegmese AM - it be did eu mt. ism be Mee et his Reis it Waled that the doh men was bakenties seder Mehra, ad that while la that' seats he was hien to Imo ti bed at a wiry *arty boar In the male se who • disease et met, • at. eel there to be plugged into the esid seam beim the ens 4 wr isi z. Thin(midweek to potify the desire of the , who was impressed with the appeekonsloe immediate dboolutice sad the seeetelt, of beption) wee istpropm, sad, from the evident of the Man redeem. it we guile appeases thet • peen sing seamy paean dos ad an weak% mot, seder the eiresmemese la whit the dammed was Pend, have abenistend seek rite. The serener doss left It to the jury to say whether the death of the deemed we monsested by the seer seggeotod sad Moped by the brother, Übe Themes; sad if they thought es, whether they thought, I. so administering the rite es beptires. he aeon is • melees and improper manse, and whom dm and ineweary °autism toe maieshief; mad if they feud so then it me their t duty to Sad Chet Jabs Tease was guilty of meesiseghter. The pry, after • short deliberation. returned a verdict that " the doomed died of cholera, his oath being mode- Mod by immense is mid water by John Them, at the agent et the dammed." A great ember of the " brethren" were waiting the re sult of the isteedgetion with such a/mama utility. Othr..—On Thursday week Alm Verify, caw, &Ms% Notio, mat Is work, basis, his Widen asleep is beg. HL Malty wasisted of a girl Kemal Hatisalt, mill mist Jae* seed yeas, sad a maim bay moth Int ism feu Maw lee the bias* et bee boat*. About she Ode* the girl was awakened by tat aims of bee Weems J lei was alerned to see his eariliss by the bed le is lam& The ire bail aka seasmaiested bait le tb• whisk woe to ammo a barrel aspect. With aiseit prom= the embed tea wall is tbe raw imisbialag ems trate, sad timer it ever bee brother, whit lersiaraly asiagebbal be pease pieties at tat flame. Ma dm polka ki t teethes est of bed, mad mat Ma lbws ebbe. ll edor the bad was . es* sew taiaiii ahem a taw awl a bait weight deb seal Vibes to is blestag, at the ad Thie tie. mailer, aid Meted tale as t eas w. wan dews slay Anal the ad estemial Is Use amber with a Owls* at w ear, be ilea, apes tam bal. The lee wars eabiseil, but teedly eztiewlelled. It woe, haw's, embody pat es tby fibs selebbesa, ate et abaft alined tbe tbe aseasiwim= Edson, whieli ma at *a The 'e basis won auk but kw Mat ease was ter bee , end ebe raw is 110 llb Maass ebb, is bah bar Illtbie. ail was yelawNen4 I sad every maids }aid Is the MO soarer, bet boo - 41.41 OM alma Valk Ostamestinip-4kNo dhardisi IRELAND. Thrum!, Ocr. 15. Mr. Martin Burke, the dissenting juror in Mr. Duffy's trial, him; addressed the electors of Cork. The Evening Post counts up thirteen candidates for Cork, and beton) the end of this week half-a-dozen more faggot candidates will try and make a brief blaze of notoriety, some of them in order to give a hint to other constituencies in want of candidates. Accounts have reached town to the effect that a conflict took place last night at a place called KU loughy, in the Biog's County, consequent on an at tempt of a body of men to carry off some crops. The police, about 11 in number, interfered, when the plunderers fired a volley, by which one policeman was killed on the spot, two more mortally wounded, and four more severely so. The police fired in return, but with what effect is not known, owing to the darkness of the night. Another account says, at the first fire three police men fell, and while some of their comrades *misted to carry away the wounded men those who remained were overpowered by numbers and obliged to retreat lint* their barracks, into which several volleys were discharged after them, and the crops were thus car ried off. Coat, OCT. 13. I am sorry to say that we shall have to go through two elections here—first, the liberals must choose a candidate ; and secondly,must agree to beat CJl.Chat tertoe. The mock candidates are all withdrawing, and the ground on the liberal side is left to Messrs. WCartby and Murphy. The latter gentleman has not arrived yet, but his family and friends are actively advancing his interests. His election committee has been advertised to day, consisting of thirty-five names—six of them being near re:slivers of the ser geant, and seven out of the entire being protestant., two of them being tories. One misses from the list the influential names of several zealous and liberal leading !id:ems—nob as the Lyons's, 4acketts, Jonah Mahoney', Dewclaw, Butes, and others . The e'er: jeant is pat forward, Mr. Callaghan at the lard eleationos "the city and commercial candidate ;" while, on the other hand, Mr. M'Carthy is looked on more as the "national" or country candidate. As yet nothing has been done to bring together the divided liberals, and agree to the choice of a candidate. With union &mamat the liberals it will be easy to beat the tones. If the split continues, Colonel Chatterton will oertainly be elected. QUEEN'S COLLEGES. Nutria ?AMID IT TIC Boa-D.—Resolved,—That copy of the statutes of the Queen's Colleges, now Rosily amended, be forwarded to his Excellency the Lord Lint*. neat That the Board of Colleges avail themselves of this *me dal to express to the Lord Lieutenant their most sincere and rapeettul thanks for the gracious confidence with which Co has honored them throughout their protracted delibera tions—for the extraordinary labour to which his Excellency has so frequently subjected himself in considering the multiplied collegiate questions brought under his notice by the members of this board and others—end for the uniform and cordial support he has extended to the Queen s Colleges. The board would, morn particularly, refer to the inesti mable aid them iostitutions have received hem the manner in whkh the resent selection of professors his been made by his Idzadissig—kess the patience and sagacity with which the skim el se mazy applicasts have been investigated, I and flees the fmmertiol justice which, in so large a number of aggsfatimialse has regarded only the merit of the candi date. The Wei love seen, with grateful satbfaetion, that all emaideretiewe of political patio lege and personal femur have given way beams the determination to confide every depart ment to the mum Wet qualified to fill it; that the Queen's Colleges:have thasisses plead in the foremost rank of educe dotard estabNabmsesh t sail have already obtained that public eonfidenee se meestial to their samess. The baud beg leave to express their confident belief that the endures men with whom the ',Ann are provided will easbiOthon to fulfil the benevolent end for which they were !banded ; and that the speedy diffusion of a sound and use hal eineeden among the higher end middle elaeses of the CPswill not be toe haul of these signal advantages which :eentry will have derived from the adminietretion of the Earl of Claramiss. ExcieS BINEVOLINT FUND SOCIETT...-An act of parliament was posed shortly before the prorogatics, to ex tend to the akin of inland revenue the privilege a Dacca lag members of the' liaise Benevolent Fond Society. It appears that the misty was established under the nation of the Oonunimisson of Sabo for their officers and in con sequence of the sonsiliditisa of tha stamps and the excise, it is considered ossissmy t emend the society to the inland dhows, and he that purples this sumo is to be taken notios of as a plane est. REMOVAL OP THE MANNINOB MON HORSE- NeNOllll-LaND GAOL TO Nswosrs.—Yottarday morning Manatees sad kis wife wore removed hat t he Surrey County Gaol to Nowgets. The other primmors texamiterd for trial at alp swam Old Batley swims* having to be re moved yesterday, it was lbe ght adviablo to may the itionings at the same dine. Ifnalag left at 10 o'clock in the amity van, with human other primmers, guarded by Mr. Kale ad three turnkeys. Mrs. Mania; was SOW mid ediscraris to Nowyste is a esb, attested by the gamma mid Unsaid, ass of kis asaistaate. A few persons were selleasti resod the atrial* of Boriemomgar-lene Gaol whim Mrs Massing left ; sod before the sib arrived at Nona* OM news of her removal got wind, end a lex immoures of pesos' wen amaibled In the Old B sib drove ups hula after 11 o'clook, and she wlrtunia into the priest. She kept her omisteemise daely assisted by her veil, se that so penes could esa he hoe. Both the primers Mahal their thinks to Mr. Keene he the kiad seie ditispol Is tins Irbile is his asledy. CLERICAL PIE7IIIXIINTS.—ROT. to Bt. John's Weston C., near Bath, dio. B. sad W. Patron. the Lord Ciascallnr. Bev. H. J. Moaarrr. to Witham Primer P.O , Bosicreebh., dio. B. and W. Value, with residence, 1061. Patron, Duke of Ant net. _ _ _ _ . 114v.f.iloiiutt.Low, to Mgrlay P.C., Sussex, dio. Chit. Valor, without tiabionos, 88i. Patrons, Err. L. V. Har t nd wits. Rev. T. B. Poem's, View of liewiek, Sum, collated to the pnbendal stall of Swilesham, in Chichester Cathtdral, vacant by death of W. P. Woodward. Patron, Bishop of _ _ lir:. B. W. DICKINSON. to Calselborough CUM West hinnock C., Somerotalt., dio. B. and W. Patron, Earl of stoical. NAVAL. ADMIZALIT, OCT. U.—APPOINTMENTS.— WOOMplon— Lieutenent : J. Illackmare.—Excelkst—Liontemant : H. West Lieutenant : L. U. Hammett. Paulen runt—Te 6a Lieutenant. C. J. Guthrie. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S—MONDAY. CAMBRIDGEWIIII. Bto opt Lord Qadeo's Itathadies 10 to Mr. Pewlee's Shaky (t) 12 to Mr. Meadow's Botty 13 to Mr. Towlees Weehrish 14 to Kr. Poract=e ve r 16 to Mr. len's 10 to Tord Manises logordsweia (1) 25 to Mr. B. Ofesn's l l6=2a (t 25 to Sir C. IffamWs V 26 to Mr. Osholieseteskwo.l9l 15 to Mr. Drew as Misr (0 sod aft off) 33 to Mr. Or ogler% lelsot lam 80 to Sir J. Owirtffs (8,000), 30 lad met 1,000 te 1 Mr. Ostahlostoes MO eves on the field mg BaShinaten Wig, Woolwich, Iron Dohs, Milton, Crucible. Rfeuf, sod Piesli•j. The odds quoted whist Batimines were currently offered ; the only bit, we believe, was 100 to 10. Ribaldry. on the other hand, was in high favour, a considerable sum having been laid out at 10 and 1$ as 1. Legerdemain was tacked for two*? three hushed pomade at 16 sad 20 to 1. Fogleman for about the same meant at 60 to 1 and 1,000 to 16. The betting In eilme ma ysee was unimportant. 15 to 1 met Lord lligkisale inight of Arena 18 to 1 Doke WI Wirsaeff's ObWk tallow (t) 90 to 1 Mr. Jewels% Whim (t and aft off) M to 1 Mr. waives amelber 30 to 1 Sir R. Pliers leeoltan (t) 33 to 1 Mr. Bowen UMW to Iphelip (t) 33 to 1 Mr. Hosofe 40 to 1 Lord Chwtorlioldffs beim (t) The backers of Ghillie Canaan and Moulton offered to go oa ; offers to lay 1,000 to 30 as hake 40 to 1 about Nuked. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. CAUTION TO OWNIBI .-- oa EIOOiLZIT Satre.—J. W.i Bird was argon with having attempted, by moans of fabri cated dominants, to par himself of at the Emigration-office of the Port of London as a regularly qualified surgeon, and thereby to obtain an appointment as medical officer on board an outgoing emigrant sWp called the Lord Stanley. It was asserted by friends of the defendant that he was in sane, bat the Lord Mayor said he would leave the decision of that question to a jury, and cernaitted him for trial. WORSHIP STREET. A CUNNING Tzicx.—G. Y. Byatt was charged with having attempted to defraud the Eastern Counties Railway Company by travelling is a thintelass carriage from CA. chimer to Ludas Invent paying his fare Thome Unruh's, one of the railway diem, stated that while engaged in collecting the passengers' tickets on the arrival of the parliamentary train from Colebeeter at the Stratford station, about nine o'clock on Saturday evening, he heard a cry of alarm from one of the carriages be bad jut left, on retuning to which be observed the prisoner squat ting down between the seats et the bottom of the carriage. On demanding his ticket, the prisoner declared that he had already delivered it to him • but feeling satisfied that he had not done so, and that he liad then only seen him for the first time, he insisted upon the payment of the fare from Colchester, end as the prisoner raused,he accompanied him in the carriage to the Shoreditch terminus, and there gave him into custnly. Mrs. Anne Wilson, a female passenger, stated that while the train was proceeding between Romford and Stratford, she several times felt something touching her feet from be neath the seat she occupied in the carriage ; but supposing it had been caused by a dog belonging to a fellow•passenger, she took no particular notice of the circumstance lentil after the officer had collected the tickets from that part of the train, when she stooped down to ascertain the safety of some parcels she had with her, and her hand came into contact with the face of a man, who was just emerging from beneath her east. Feeling much terrified she instantly called out that there was a thief in the carriage, which speedily brought the return of the ticket-coliector, who turned on his light among the passengc n, and discovered the prisoner crouched down on the floor In the position described, immediately in front of her. Mr. John Griggs, a commercial traveller, folly confirmed the evidence of the last witness, and deposed that it was not until all the tickets had been collected from that compart ment that the prisoner emerged from his plus of conceal- meat. When called upon for his explanation of the singular position in which he had been discovered, the prisoner de clared that he was the first of the passengers who had delivered up his ticket upon the temporary stoppage of the train, bur found it necessary immediately afterwards to sit down at the bottom of the carriage, in order to avoid the draught, as he was rather is delicate health. Mr. HammUl considered that the charge had been dearly established, and ordered the prisoner to pay a penalty of 40s. or to be committed in default for seven days to the House of Correction. _ MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Cana? Foes.—A lady, accompanied by two gentlemen, applied to Mr. Bingham for advice. Oa Saturday the lady was attracted to a fur shop, No. 250, Begent-street, by the display of cheap ticketed goods in the window. She went into the shop, but not finding the inside answered the ex pectations raised by the outside, she was about leaving, when the person in chards of the shop put his arms out and barred her egress, with the intimation that she would not be allowed to lean the place until she made a purchase. Being much intimidated, she agreed to become the pur chaser of what was represented to her to be a pair of mina fur cuffs, at the price of 14s. 6d. She paid the money, re awned a regular bill of parcels, and was told it the cuffs did not suit, they would be changed any time within three months. The lady, as soon as ohs got home, obtained an ()pluton as to the value of her purchase, and she was then informed that the same sort of cues for which she had been cons rained to pay 14i. 61. might be b ught in any respectable ship for half a crown. Yesterday the lady returned to the shop in Regent-street, and required the curs to be changed. I The owner or manager of the shop would only make an exchange on these terms, that the lady should take a pair of cues at 305., paying the difference- These 30s. cuffs were worth about 10a. Of nurse this offer was refused, and as the lady could gat no real redress, she had come to that court for advice. The lady would not have taken so much trouble about the matter had it not been for the alarming manner of the man who by hie conduct effected the compulsory sale of bit goods Mr. Bingham said he would tell the applicant the advice he gave to another party the other thy who had made a similar complaint to him, which had reference to the same shop. He told the complainant to go beck to the shop, and require the goods to be taken back, or the money to be re turned. If a denial was given —as, in fact, it had been given, with scorn—then to go to the County Court and take oat a summons for the amount. This was done and when the day of hearing arrived the complainant r eceived back the whole of the money and costs without going into court. He had no doubt a similar course in this case would produce a similar . result . . . . . The partae thanked the magistrate, and promised to follow the hint. METEOROLOGICAL RETURNS. TOMMY, Ocr. 16,1616. The State of the Weather at sere of the following please at Nine o'clock yesterday smarming. Naas et rim*. Conroe of wing. ft= d Rate or Weather. N.E. N.W. W. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.& N. N.E. N.E. P.B. N. S.W. N.E. & N.E. N.E. N.B. IT. E. Burrocz_ Brawicx Partially away Cloudless Orman Rain Overcast Partially Cloudy Overcast Clawllea Cloudless Overcast Overcast Strom Mem hash, !nem Can assn. 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Moor of iho *he m very =oiwasedio Mom awl Milowayit Mimi o i h o gglo Iwo i ll onetwolift mod in • wrist, of oar. Tho of Ow Maltiallho Mignon Utia at a Ooolls ampinel is Ids stolifshiwwwi. wbo was Miami with myriads at riaiworms, whisk Mod al ft a =MY woo ip Mini Mem mi t to how the pear ma dlnn bohro be was lador pin pas ad 'Num Asa trittl. MOW Is Ye know healthy roe. Mos mioltMom dis.-11old by all devalsiload it Psdamit 11111mri alialmet, NA. &nod, Looks. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Mir evil satipplss Osaiets,^ rad .Layt's LW) CASUALTIES. Ann, of Jersey, hal been lost on the coast of Holland. The CM. have been brought over btke Lion (s). Crowder, lisequoil, bound to Honduras, has prat bask, having been run into whilst at anchor off Tamale% by the Agnes, for Nassau. Both reseals rewired much M. =sp.—Gravesend, Ott. 13. Fortuna, Enoellande, from Hartlepool to Erindsbnrg, wss as fisted inhere yesterday, very leaky, with Wm of bay. sprit and other damns, and must discharge to repak having been in contact with • brig.—Cuxhaven, Oct 12 . Gesertruida Alida, Weits, from Hartlepool to Brockton. stranded on Beltrum I sland 7th inst. Crew sad mattliols saved.—Norden, Oot. 9. John, Fleetwood, of and from this port to Newcastle, whisii wee on shore on the Scow 2nd inst., with loss of :Md.., and dismosted, has been assisted o ff , and to we d back ha s; Gothenburg, Ort. 7. John Moir, Calledge, from Hartlepool to Hamburg, was k at on the coast of Holland 9th Wit ; two men drowned. " Larne Nichols, from Liverpool to Now Orlean s , was maid in lime yesterday, with loss of bowsprit, cutwater,la. board bow stove to, and with several hundred sacks deal* thrown overboard, having been in contact on the 10th int, between Holyhead and Bardsey, with a timber-laden (Mk which loot her main-most. One of the Larne's passe s t wee loot.—Watorford, Oct. 18. Lawns, Handy, of Sandwich, from Baltimore far Wan ham, was abandoned in a sinking condition In lat. 41.31, lon. 72.42; brew saved. Minerva (British schooner), from Baltimore to Bermuda, has capsized at sea ; crew saved. Sophie, CUIIIIIMS, from Pillau to Dundee, was stranded ose the N.B. point of this island during a gale at east, and remains ; Mew saved.—Ronne (Bornholm), October S. Ewei Gobrueder, Roeenboom, from Newcastle ; Immo* . Oases, from Hartlepool; and Wilhelmine, Volkatena, from Clsokniannan, both bound to Hamburg, and the Peru, Vordham, from Hamburg to Blyth, have ban stranded on the Island of Joist; crews saved. MAILS. Hamburg HaWad Lisboa .. . Pacific ladla Ilirrsillra thsai Sourks India vii Boston awl Halms. Maxim cad Hamm& west ladia Brasil DO; Oct. 15 Nov. 7 Oct 25 0 Oct. 18 Oct. 22 Oct. 22 Oct. 21 ARRIVED. Atm. IteIiZISDX-at Liverpool, October 15, from. .... Tames Azonsuu.--at Liverpool, October 15, from allEkla ALBION-at Gravesend, October 15, from Godenthag Darenso-at Queenstown, October 13, from.. Palms RWILLUI Paccar-at Dundee, October 13, from. .Azirigg BILIVIIINIA- off Kuluddy, October 12, from .... Baun-at Lyon, October 12. fran ........ . k.= Csuroluna-at Belfast, Octota 11, from .. ........ ...Aida Demurs-at Queenstown, October 12, frt m &Ma • Camas:son- at Pa mouth, October 13, from. St. Mita lia Cast. CLlffarr-st Leith, October 12, fr0tn.........___ Dula-et Loodooderry, October 12, from ........--...t= Drew-at Dartmouth, October 13, from ammo Den-at Ltiretpool, October 15, from pQueue Ors-at Queenstown, October 13, from Delp istrus-at Melton, October 12, from Itszanara-at Sunderland, October 14, fr0m...... Haat*, Pamtv-at Lynn, October 12, from Han Parnoth-at Hull, Octob-r 13, from Haratorp }uncut m-st Studds, October 19, from lisosbors PR=Tuns-14 Graveseend, October 15, from Tombs Gov. Darn--at Liverpool, October IS, from New WM/ one-at Liverpool, October 15, from Petenbum ns Garseth-at Queenstown, O:tober 12, from St. John's, N.D. Geow-at Lynn, October 12, from H. John's, 5.11. GLADIATOR-0 0 113 , . Alban's, October 13 in o L ut. Nuricet Ouncures-at Plymouth , October 19 , Quebec GuAras-at Plymouth, October 13, fr0m............., Amps Hansau-at Hull, October 13, from Hambur Monza - off Penzance, October 13, from itlehltmes Isturrar-at Queenstown, October 12, from. .12thmtil leassith-at Milked, October 13, from .51 Joi cant rl vb fia, h. auns-st &Nut, October' 13, from JOHN Bute-st Gravesend, October 15, from: ..... .........Ithela Loccarraa-st Dundee, October 19, from Lsvairr-at Unterlek, October 13, from Conamilmple Haaraa-at Delfut, Octooer 12, from ..oilmla MADONNA Na Comas-at QOOIIDItOWN October 17, tram.= st Haar- Leith, October 1), from MAIsOMPA Data Guru a- at al4ds October 12, from l a Noma-at Leith, October 12, trim Ouvu-et Leith, October 12, from Purorr-at Queenstown, October 11, from _ ..... . St. JobetlLD POLAXINA-14 LOildoll6/1:1Th October 12. from. Ueda Ramo--st Leith, October 13, from - _ Cons Smuts MavesinL off Portbuict October 12, from Daunts SBOlO -- at Gravesend, October 15, from Antes THZ WANDZiell—at Bristol, Omober 15, from Baltimore Twurrr.nrirrn or May—at Queenstown, October 12, from Cella Vamorrusx—oer Newhaven, October IS, from lamas Ifirroata—at Way, October 10, from (MOs Ww. are JORIPR— at Portsmouth, October 13, from Quist WILSON KIIIIIHDY—at Liverpool, October IS, from Qua* BAILED. Asomura—from Cardiff, October 13, to Mamas ANNA Boom—from Falmouth, October 15, to ...... ... /mem Amos Pam—from Gravesend, October 14, to ........ .............11ment Basoorm—from Gravesend, October 13, to Bouvm—from Plymouth, October 13, to Y BIS Cusanums—from Belfast, October 19, to St. CIIAIII.O--frall Cardiff, October 13, to Corocamu—trom Liverpool, °doter 15, to. ... ........... I‘ .= Daarts—from Liverpool, October 11, to ..., ...... —...Aldis Dram—from Granted, October 15, to Nibs Dont or Tom—from Gravesend, October 14. t 0..—".. -WWII MADAN —lran Plymouth, Octobe r 19, to .Port Vbil, Eicarream—from Greenock, October 19, t 0....... IBMS roman—from Gravesend, October IS, t 0........ Mods 0. Cum—from Liverpool, Oct. 15, to Hostig Ham or lkoso—from Liverpool, October 16, to New Gets Jam Pawns—from Liverpool, October 15, fins ion 1 JAWS—GPI &Host, October 13 to to St. John's, Newfoun BBayer—Ham Newry, October I!, .New Lek ADT RAITLI/I—from UVIITpt , October 13, to Ceiella Lou , fluomr— tram Graeae Octobcr 15, to BOW Lau—from Orsveoend, October 14, to altos by Himont—lran Gravesend, October 13, to ..... ............. Ansions MIILANPA-- /lONA Whig, October 13, to Tools OLtm—Oros Liverpool, October IS, to .41. John's, ILL PANDOIA—tram Gravemd, October 15, to Aletearkie Qum, or me Wyer—lkont Salcombe, October 13,10 St. Mimes Itmarrsort —from Hull, October ll it t obir o r = HAD Rasa—from H ull. October I to. Sic T. Monne— bora G ravesend, 11, to .Asst Soma—from Gravesend, October 15, to intake Ikunemo—frola Hull. October 13, to films TaLano—from Belfast, October IS, to lit. Inktoefs TlNTO—ham Greenock October 15 , to Boob, VILLA' GlRL—from Lirerpool, October 16, to Rio Janke View—tom Belfast, Octobe r 13, to Bt. MAWS Waa—franCardiff, October 13, to Alb VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Airzurnar. from Madras for London, Sept. 3, lon. 22 W. Itz e of Miaow, 17 days Irma Glasgow for Seville, Sept. 23, Baum itnrota.—Sept. 4, lat 2 N. , lon. 23 W. Yarn Lam % Sept IS, lat. 22 N., lon. 35 W. HALI'II Baum, from Largemouth for Port Jackson, Aug. 22, 1.12 N., lon. 29.23 W. Saaa ANN. for Quebec, Sept. 12, lat. 45.20 N., lon. 53.39 W.; hid es. porleated heavy galas from N.Y.. to S.E. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHB. ARNOLD.—Oet. 11, at Dover, the wile of Mr. Y. Anvld, Coax* °Meer, of a eon. BliOWN.—Oet. 10, at Braoondale, the wife of Y. Beams, req., of DOILE.-00.. 12, at Brighton, Lady Doyle, of a daughter. OAMMON.—Oct. 13, at Hope Cottages, De Beauvoir-town, Ili S& land, the wife of C. Osm non, Erg., of Cloek.lane, of a daughter. GORDON.—Oct. 13, at Itegent.equare, tae wife of J. Gordon, TAP of a eon. HUNT.—Oct. 12, at Bowden Hall, Gloucestershire, Mrs. C. B. Hsi* of a daughter. LEYCESTEII.—Oct. 12, at Toll Hall, Mts. Leycester, of a son. MOORL—Oct. 13, the wife of the Rev. D. Moore, Camberwell, of daughter. PATEBSON.—Oct. 10, at Glasgow, Mrs. A. Paterson, of a sou. VIONL—Oct. 12, at the Vlcarage, Bunuury, the wile of the Rev. H. Viva; of a son. MARRIAGES. BOARDMAN—JONES.—Oct 11, at St. Junes's, Curtain-road, bf the Incumbent, the Rev. W. 1L Jason Mr. J. T. BoardniN of Norwich, to Anna Marla, eldest daughter of W. Jaws Req., el the Religious Tract dowdy. CLARMON—TOKLIN.—Oct. 11, at West Witten, J. F. Clarks°ll. Eaq., of Chantry, to Frames Anne, sowed daughter of the late 0. Tomlin, Fail., Weet Witten. CRAWFORD—SYNOIL—Oct 11, at Terrygbise Church, A. H. Craw. ford. Bag., of Bentley to Anne, eldcot daughter of the Rev. Y. Synge, of Latium Glebe, Tipperary. FIRLD—OOLLINSON.—Oct. 10, at Mull, J. P. Field, 800., of Vim Liertforealtirs, to Penny Whitaker, tburth daughter of W. Collin. son, Esq., of 11 111111INGHAII—CIIRTODA—Oct 11, at Brandon Church, by the Right Rev. Lord Bishop Spencer, Cas. W. A. Heringtoun. R.N., to Barbara Anne, eldest daughter of the late Rev. P. Curio's, of the Loathing, Linoomahire. PATCH—READ.—Oct 13, atPlabbourne, by the Rev.J. M.A., J. Pryoe, Egg., Lieutenant RAI., youngest son of Capt. H. Puce, R.Noe .. to LIAM% Maria Derkely, eldest daughter of the late B. Read, F. fiIdERMAN—HUNT.—Oct. 14, at Christ ChuewgatAstreot, bJ the Rev. X. Gibbs, M.A., Vicar, E. Sherma n., to Mus luta , Runt. WT. ZSDLIAN—LOWNDES.—Oct 11, at Stanton, the ltev. J. Wrg. ham. Rector of Sutton Ilan•'eslLLq Wilts, to Catherine, Tenet of the lane W. C. Lowndee, Eaq., of twell Park, Oxfordshire. DEATHS. BROWN.—Oat. 11, at Derby, of cholera, Hr. Robert Brown, 'mond son af the late Mr. R. Brown, or Worcester, aged M. CAMPBELL-00.11, at Glasgow Jade Middleton, ally daughter of C. Campbell, jun., Esq., aged S yeses and 3 months. CURTI9.—Got. 1 . 11, at iltoh, lian.a,lllr. W. Curt* aged 30. ORMORY.—Oat. 10, at Regent's-villas, Upper Ammo road, Ra• gest'aitark, Plumy, youngeot daughter of A. E. Gregory. El% aged L .10141t&—Get. 9, at Gwredog, enthrall, kr. 0. Jones, aged 70.. Eat DARD.-0;t. la, Not;ing-hiU, W. Lidderd, Eno., aged . 77. M'SBNNT.-014.11, Sir T. WKanny, Bart, formerly Alderman of of the City of Dublin, at an advanced age. PHILLIPS.—Oet 10, at Coventry, Northamptonshire, L W. ad' lige, FAq, late Berrack.master of the Island of Guernsey, eget IC itIVES.—Oct. 10, at Limerick, H. U. Bitm, Fag, of Neegarden, and Copt in the star's County Militia. SCOTT.—Oct. 0, at Howl. roe, Mr. J. Scott formerly a district 14. &trate of Trinidad, previously et Szeter. STOCKDALL—Oat. It, at , cee, mud of the tom J. SSA. dale, Bp., of King-street, Clive ds, and of Hackney, aged 72. Prima sal pabillbsd Wawa Ufa Ea" et No. I, Imm& Anat. ia City at Laaam,,04864 May Laaasea. dyed, la *a woeful of Wlia.—Tiamar, Moos las WO. No. ..... iverNTOE The Right it The Right it The Right 11 The llonow Tll he onou ar William CHATEM DIPVTY Comex Great Tower D ` ; ADV Economical ' the Coverall. . ' varietyplete O f way, , Com occur aeritad egait.d. I. admission of age satisfactorily pro hats and prate Full particular The usual ... • By coda of ' MECfirS Wood. which may also Boards, Cribb@ • • Joan Board W. ]erne Cara t l'!xted Ware' r l' , A Cana, Relo'v T HE H' and I patent dem ed) still eC. bat seam (in families who ties, WILLLA3Ihe "Ingctwikre:r4::F.o.l7swityan:(h":ltiolmfirsatd.pdof.tit!Li.Riany:otcyt.i.:• islt W111T.71 it 003114, 39, 11 '.' t. roan-atree aasortment of GENERAL II either for van nuotship, whit hil.hment has Bright stoves ditto with in guineas; hr... steel fender., .E 2 16s. to ten Nester and =woe," Tete • with allat . *as. 1920. - 1 - 7417 ks ?di 1 :X. LAMPS, wit must realer • ppaappler mach Itippon and • No.l, New yelling. Its (marked " I' 4a. 3d. Per not approv post) free.— • C L P I %., Row perfectly toddled for the Ain ; w web., it expel I.4lammutir spots, frtxtt radiant blo. which ft i Beware of gents utterl endangerio • wrapper of Sold by the soretable eh TMPOI J. Co.'s it tautest all the colours, equal tone forms, do. • cam colon labour is manufseto both. col.. trate and .• • - The ( Capt. J Lieut. morning Her dat Oporto, Arno At Li The di.. and wa: was de bank-n . two ha . The g the Li.. a clk cr • govern tor whi • price to the sai. Defa the tie , procee The its nsti the , mostly An i the tw pondin 3,500/ tigatio It a; tugu • cited • with t tidal Ex. Bank Th . consid precc . gittara . Span impro Nl° • the p Th , exteu Th , centr ing p throu Th to m Th ice:. owin parti The OP° AI anno of la the 3 frac' near into Beni Au.. Lion The tem Was bod the P bag Bar ning Me • • the vit!t both . • , .:!...- b e e