The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-07 00:00:00

WA K EFI EL D ELECTION COMMUSION. WAILIFIBLD, Tot a. , DAT. Comm Th e appointed to inquire into *Herd "MO I tn. tikes at la* lam ad remota elevioes Ise Wakedeld remated their Empary at sieves .'duck for moesort. Mr. Rohm Shipley eta the first vitae. called. He awe —I ass • toreltoesemem,asd Goths liberal rairtsattae soot. 1 has what is ehotharrieg biases tor allow Ns pen, bet r so a wow. 1 oholeerad at Um lasi 'WWI iaavesand s little. Iso many totem who owed belted They vatted Is desk price , mem wadies 101 or sad others as malt so ISM Margetar I ear keep SO to 30 vain who wallah lam, sad I agreed with sass that Way akeald have them. Oa the Thursday befere tha eterues I viewed George /Weak of Thotaareleas sad told hos that 40/. would de kits geed. I .. incsated:" ass oases a street eller, and dim our my Intanab!e tan la all he T chief put el my lairs wee to p aataag masar• votive mesa who were et he hirable, in onto? to Mee the pair,. ad mabj the acid.. dear to IL. room atm By that "dodge I made to, elect. ,n (PS the cessewatior airy themeande more sten M world waren. hairs dot.. I mole so arrangement wile, Alhit, The sagetiabes sea of tecamat A 11... tem offended ai my ...Setae to place the ht the hands of thud party. I had also some crvwotha with Jobe Logan. of Thome., sad told him that 301. would de him good. It was arranged that I should call ups him again. and I ded so, was 1 wee talonset that I emit .at ham hi. vote, at he had amassed it te Mr. Jule, of Thema hew. Lops wanted me to bay mere aim, lot I ilekl bin that MOS Waft Char et election time, aid tat 1 had ory auk dock be nand 301. a-pieee kw tan. I are so dale that the tango mese thaw es tk• other side. Os the Ilseday before the elation I saw Hebert Towarow, at he V. inandeg from dutch. I bland to W. that 30,. would do Moo pod, or 2.51. if he rememe I morrel. He said he had premaind /dr. Jr. Baehr, hie shaselimodim, sod he waled he plasm Wm. 1 nom quad, calked .5 his hoe., owl am Ida sod.. She nil hr hastaad could sot rote fax ea, but would be auto!, es the Isossitest west erns way sad the ehtwohatedas the other. It eat wasted that he rah get on ell the way, by gotag to Loco's to am Oa brother, Ks, it wee word, *Meld write to him, to that he wad .hew Mr. Barker t. bow I called upon Ma scans, who I was told that Mr. itabh, of Thorne", hadbad ben, and finished the mew.. I uadererood by that that the mosey had bees 'M ooed Irma the Oda aide. Trireme voted Li, the oar sereati,is. I alto alba epos Thomas Armitage, of Saville street, whom I believed to be s bribable voter, sod side as leassatieu about 401. 1 west to hire for the al taking him dear to the oossenatives. M ai l= that as.. like Joe. Sallnforth sad Moon ware paid far tusk sermon. aad he aot. I subsequently saw Mr. Brows, the abater H. Mr. Carlaworth, ad chafed him about the mato. He mid be would take can that such uses as Mon sad Bithotorth ebould sot pleader Mr. Chatsworth. I re pealed thoi to 13.1ietorth la order le pick • quarrel betwees them, wan be mid Brow would take cus that so ow plundered 11.. Cbarlearoak but Masan. I also sew Jaw benumost, or Watt-gate, who i. sow deed. He had always used de the easervairas, bet I Mink I nand bate neared him it he had sot been sebennatly plesseded act to tura. He said. however, that be Amid an vow for the wooer tine esteem they paid hint, sad I did bear that Bar shovel Ili sovereign tato bra wanton meet sad chargtd 4t.. for the tote. At far bee kas the has inanke_p d noun I bad a commandos with Matthew Hank Henn. I offered him IV. for he" Tots os that occados, slid ha ex pend hap regret that be had procalnd, adding that a would never do a again. I told Wm not to do so, as Una was bliely to be a stiff comet Oh yew. I intimeted that it was likely there would be platy ad Nagar. At the late almo ion I ow him Kale and embed has If 301. or 401. would do him rr bet he =Mho sold WSJ, mad mated tio hurry to rice, 1 .Ire sew Clodos ]shad, Wow gate, who 'old on that be had boa posirol 101.. two ono. bias, but bed le en •• fuddled mad dim to dot poll, •ed the stoney kept Iron fun I MANI bin Y nit nee to get the loony Oat, to how la Ypi d, dad to Ulm co tub war bald norm, aed to sand Mak r r would he tetrad ann. Hel loed von for the asseroodotn. I vow Mr. Land, al T..11-wren, mod ado/ Moo if PM, would do his ray pod. 1 was told is reply that be Ira bon allerod SOL Oo vow dm elmenewerth. INM bin UM Ids owe bad Ms saved by our polypi a rat* far hi., odd On b lbseedan ought to (Iwo us the pralowasah ith mad ler the liberals I also ate Joao Clark, sod told fkstbr 401. or 604 would do Ida a dotal good, whoa be rid the Ti. Marley had a dons of then to nen the belt be nil M. I tool Mtn that If ms mod la abet way, ban an want agree to loan ao:ti nu 0,4 of no gamins, nil owl wok her their vows at ail. I also Mewed him aunt ouch • own was cud sofa ; net Money would ban then het bean, eel trend be On to lbw the 010.11012 by 111 ' 111 0dg. 1 reetnnindod bin be sot ear iimalf. I ,algid 'pm Wm mamma* sad lowa lot So bed boos tok,o to the George Raid by • wanks of sennenedwe who nand to irm. hiu drink. Some penes ha no tuna awn him 40i. to rote he Charieeworth ; bet 601. sA he voted for as, lie her an however _ m imbed tbe SUL Clark =to he • ,so thesgbt I should putie Ito trick add I osecoodoL (Laugher?.) Three IMAM before the obeli= I sow hies Damon, who le. Reim to *Voark Dane •481011., sad amid that arbor wen pot his vets ban le Ina bin on of ne node. He ImMely voted fir Charkeworth. Artather eoter, ' 7ll Gorey. at Nomitgam, dedieed to ppwom r. his you. He mod be liked Lostlistatter this C bat he bad two Brad lOW. al he weld LAO fur Charlaswordo He dad not van 44 all, sad I beard that a mm road Steed paid Lim 364. et go away. la tbe mares of the eleedCo I hod • good deal of cosiverwilim with Thomas Hairy, of Nortlipts. H. told MP that Ito hod Melee satire la Mad, *ad that ha m uscled to make Me Mel me he amid of than. I ilriDtil• mad that ft mold ..vies do for as& men as bow, who wanted to hare etstemed electOes to vote ass war, and that sessowl to bare site. effect upon him. In 18.52 Mosley pealed hut ow• Orother lat 301. At a quarter-pest them o eloa on the retinas day I saw Samuel Smelt. I mead lam Ii lOW would debiea road, m SW, to he tien:ral. H. amd *me is.. were • mean setbilifi as he eaderstoad that tho votes wore .early easel. He palled at kiill•past time o'clock es Charleswerib. [The whams aimed a camber of maw eases to whisk be had sailed ayes Me m, bet th a n wea aoiLmr pertoslar la the ..any tttrr d till perusal vested b.eg tors who deellaed le rake a bribe.) Woo Woma.4ned bites& to me Ise 261. Ha had paw timid . rowel fit the conservatives, sad as I bawd this: he I to take lbs swag from se sad them yew as be life! I declmall in has. say thing do with him. I 06wed nee Well. lOW. ea we for Imetbass, but be said ho bed toremota ehrairal, ad would am break his protein rr,rtt bin I,ooof. I may odd UM Ude is ma of thit most mmarltable aim a Wakefield, La be eat cagy kept his word bra 1 redly believe that be arms easelowd • shilling. I Warta Wm. Wells 41101., hat be sad 1 was too late. Hs mead fee Cbarimerertb. My Mjeet ta . Midas the coon. I . . ita ttwt t. mai Lb' „___ M rot.w ud natter lousy of ths casiornottare 6sMtul w that Mr petty es , RIAL ism work aweigh is poetise thorn ova Men together •ittioat troablin tbeweivee by rosolog away Irak oar.. I will sow, with ibs of toe soviet, as ha: of Ow rasa whosu I bribed r r ivi m tr .4 l gave J e.. alter , of Waggaircoaeraoa. 151. 1 wow to ttio to Leh mg way, aa I oadaretcod ha was draft- Isl. I tot., hoe. ISt ; tweak ir, and voted Our Mr. Leathern. 1 gave Jana. Waster, of ftrtroa, 401. I wrapped di. luoaey up sad gave It to Mr 3. Damns, with directions to pyre it I. ha yard r. that WaCceo cos-io•low could gat It Roca he came lor it. -111 r; irrietont T't— Win pre ens this mosey Wleseo.-1 reri _ft drew Mr. 6dbtrt, le eepenit• nano, is the nor Is Mr. Welswrigtt's oillcs. which bee bees deerrilied. I poll Jr. Tte,l, of Meregate•conire n. ! 111 M. M SOL ate the elerart, b. owe hie had lost hi. et's. titre In tosses's/age of vain" t o L-whiatt. !Usenet rth, of Rest Mew, MA Ire!.; Ttogruie Wdooris, Must" Plewast, 341 I depeeited the mosey with Wilcock', brother, is North's... smell be bad voted. (inns. M . hod , Nome! Croft, el "taste, Nit ; Jobs ' IW. Wawa, who is a iinesesker. did sot wean to take the nom. Set I Ink it as • stool, ibialtiag that It was oak, to ;pre • was wieserthisit, as he war new* likely to vow than If he merely paw • peewit*. I told bits that it we. • gnome Mo et eN. time io Or* aw.sey, And that he melt ee wall hay. it •• anybody 'w. I paid J. Ones lot. fr tootle( after • weer that the conmerwaiew wanted to roe with. The nosey was paid ether as chitlins, and he said It woe welt wore then he urea entitled So. Gong. Laing seat word to nee to say taw he sada row tor MN. I etisited as enewer thot .11wwwed Wehrle • mall newesst OW. esd would dowsed the rawsireos SH. in the Mods el • Mr. Watson. to should here h. He erred, sad Ile messy wad deporiasi, bat at .best helfleat 7 o'clock es He day d ekr.iiis there woe • (PM row at Lases bow,. It was rammed lb the coneetesinew hed glees bin. Kit, but th• mob spat the cab they hod liewstell few hoe. wad he did sot rote at all. I pee Jr. Plielitratie ens la to mown sewer ' but he u`t.- ww•lTenteid for Mr. Lesion. Joh• Rhodes, of Berta', had OW. I iglasid UM MUM, to hint, but he mud, " Tau It to the ante. awl then I cien sty I serer had it." 1 gore it to his wits atesetiagly. Jabs Todd s. IN.. and Jabs Tower had ECI., the same .em that bpi lei es to blot by the cosewestivee. He wanted rm. ltiehwl M' eta k had 261. bet 414 not pull, sad obits I sty Min airs the elintios I wkad him the reeaon. 1L..e0l eft veg.. ..tiveis had gives him 3N., but ha did not Mars the 2SI he bad of we.. Sarr."SoTligott-1 gas dr priors vary from 10!. to 401. Bow was Yaw %C . V . . It MOM from V• 11 4 ,011 C.lreillPelano4l. Some roes ever hl, rale themselves, sad wasted bet thee the doutt fele, or me who bet pm/deer* voted bier. la mate rams tbw toorery env gives to ire by Gilbert, emboss Wainengbt tr..eg ...pekoes/ web Ir, bat la soot taw b• Imo very w it wee wee gritty re. The mossy trot 110111OtiON emoted net to no. the tear. I never spoke to Mr. Latham ott the ouy, , or the elective, enters It inn to tell lure thou a me lee e ot.r. is a re-.tiro rtreet, waotod valtlai. 1 etre: yew Nolte web Gabert. Mr. bwiresi Flys —Cea you give la lb. limes of may of las bribers as tie other eider Witsoro—Toorm. Smith, clonfortor, Mr. William Frlwo, whereof ; Mr. T. K tiaadorion. Job. Kiehordooo. of **ma ; Jr. Btror. Jna. Buoy, Mr. thepbrowor, okorwot., of Koito.ll. J T Strploparoo. Georg° Stood. Mr. W. M. B. TO11111110(41, of Ciddelf Honor; Archibald Groh►.. of the ?nut , ThOID•• :ASV IL JeiSt ltdort baliflk Ilood-otroot. Toccoa@ &aim, B.M•aewt, a. A. Gale, Mi. Wrist, titorgir stessi—Ossirliter) --George N 0... of &elm Awidawl. I. Dliballe ; Mak (!bolk , of Wortiplo; ()woo F'n Wasters , Jr N.Jol, Jobs Drib. WW. Troll. W. *Ma, ?bows Musky, C. Co,esowsi I. 0111/111. Jos. floworik aid M. Child. eadm• et thew proms an sesame sad others Muhems. del nearly all the VOWS Mr. to Pipa—Do yea bare fid sal MS Wbe WWI bribed vat* Ls Mr. Loma= by et ponces Weft y_ar.“ll! Wdasss—l Igor of or or two. ♦ma marl Caldwea sad Moles asthma rosolved M. mei I node Um bar pia Irish tams, log did sot Woad mow. 'ohs butt re ., 'sod Ali. wader irhr elramsimems. Bibb. Wilko—The gi;Fil reseed ken lb. Gilbert wee generally beaded te me to envekges. At tie crunamos tort of the okras I ,reeved V. kr perecind errors I umetbe War et prie-dieus. end other pleas, bet aU the rest of the merryl reeked was either spent in bribery sr bawled beet r Mr. Gilbert. By Mr. fifeb—l arm beard of say subscription berg cot ep in the sewn to, dory arra I herd that Mr. Leah= erecrthed 1001. to, the berough regietrelkin this 71M. I dirt know where the mosey came frees et the We sleek& Whenever mew is heeded to nee et elections I air guestione, bat I form e pretty good mos as to ego flogs= for welch ft is intended. I have a list bee of preens whoa I breve to her ban bribed by the con meager, and Mothers who were kept sat of the way. ' (The wirer ceseinded by evidence by premiere to peepers a list of perms he believed to her received bribes to vole kr Charleerorth. Tide revelation appser,d to orate consider eble excitement its the town, esd the court was dowdy crowded throughout.) Sarah logien and her KO Joseph wen sett called sad lammed a. to amain discrepancies I. the armee of lbs. initial before the committee of the House of C meee , is menace to entries of eerier gems of money she ked re ceived item lota arisen about the time d the oliggiga. Both witnesses now deeded that they bed ever told any cos test Cratere lusher & the bursar, bad bra bribed to vote for Mr. keeitiiovraing staled that ova after the election lee ma Ingham, and said to him," I always thought yna wens rogue, and now you have proved It. You ma away from •• Air taking our mo sey , and then voted for the tones" Ingham jingled but olift and mid he had got " • little from both Wm.- OwWales, Breetrlay w shoo called to contradict Mrs. lailtaat's stshastat. tihs told Ma whsa ha called to or sae M bashnd for Mr. Loathes that the tort ;arty had ram Ire husband 361. he VON frit Mr. Chatissaortb. • -•-• &bort Thaw. NNW tied celled lath Beverley to ad abed kla 51 101. would do fer holm V i el wee tee weal a mum ; art the eeeserwa. live piety led cited hie NM, bei if be Mbar* acid dfac taw 401. he would vae far Kr. Imam. [This wfieree ass gave Ma.. ebb* Isedid le mad Ns& When ea only el pajery, afaei le suers piej . foie the iterelase el She H as.. Comm Ida amid that she bed phi elf eon d widek hid been 'avowed by a leis soda, belhee the eleeel.. Mr. Magp ies mead tha he bed ben le ate ler seeleiy that morning, eel Bead that Kn. lebbea bed aulW and had sada veered to edam the penis wive werged the Masai of the society to awed bane as eemisslawere awl swear that the toossy *se pad of holm Mosul et akar the electiee.] Armstrong said be called at Mrs. lasksen's sating hones tenon the election, end bed a connessalsa with her respeettng hie hastred's vote. She said she had bees oared 131. by the blued% but she uttsaded to get a good deal axes than that heat the other aide a they were hater Washed with the trieria Jae. Mewhesse wee seat illlolllll.l. He said be was • elsopherper, and se the het elassion voted for Mr. Latham. Belies the shwas • Teter weed Bertjaule_ Whim NM bin ha would wee he Me. Leatleas, bat dm Made saiy milled him 101., while Ye 1111111111W11109 had Mesa him 2M Wit nee WWII hr MK ler Ms vole He meshed the messy has Mr. Gilbert. H. sine teed • weer Teamed Cos MIL tor ais Teem but Ca met the mehis hal thesseemod to tura his eat et Ni beam If he Sid set veep ke them. Jamb Harthes &peed se baste( been sass titer the abo des is s weer aimed Jukes el eat but • snot of lOC lb. Hieahlll had gives Mee es sole he Latham, as be bsd Mahn gesmiee mitel kr Chathstmeth. Mr. witilasset whales b Sammy. Whams also rand areal a voter mod Heseutont, was umbel 261. tor his roes, and stolid tbut Sheeal agar. had bees made so his frost the other side. Two lees sassed Chembme aid Walsh asked him he messy he their roue, hut did sot get it. Owego liesere mid ha was • weir, sad voted at the late else/lea far Cherimerema. Jest before the election he was asked by Ides. Beheres, who bop • pahlie-konse, to vote aw lessehars. She amble IL, sad showed him beak notes relish 110 ail virsiested Ilk Oa the day of the election ma smell Jae Mrs% betwaksowa as Peter the Jew, pm him • 101. sem slid IS ere mil as to vole he Latham. He said willow wail M Ms. Roberta , sad seemed it. Mary Asa liteherts, mamised by Mr. MTiest Pigott, mid she was lib • I he. Babette, who but tin Datcher's Amts. Meet • week Were eras eiecties, Denier west to her Mil mind bar le sell his • jab I. the alsetles. Oh. asked Ms when met et • allasMes he and added that she had melba ft r with the elaseiss. H. said be had • vote, apes 'Ma she ail ohs aupposul ha wetted to sell k H. sell be was dusemisel to get some thing fee IL She Mat him • sovereiga, sad also lest • semesiss to • maa named Mega. Belem the deaden she west to Mr. Wainwright's office, sad saw • very gad-baking min. whose name she did sot Mow. He pms ire 601. toe csavvring purpoom, ad astemossay Me Was aildltimal Mi. from the same place. It wag am ink, die to give mosey for votes Yours were ban I bought soil mid the rank in the market, sad the highest bidder was the purchaser. They ought to have put them is • room and lave auctioned theta. (Laughter.) She gave 261. d 111 le Hr. Myers ; but she thought he might to save MI wee sense than to have given may of It to &dam moll be had voted, after be had told mitoses that he istsolui poetise something from b sides (Laughter.) Sisaressembeeed Mr. Leathern csavassing her husband about • tarmbat Wore the election, and .be told him that he mast wok • with .sliver whip, or ha would saver get In for Wakollsid. (Laughter) Mr. Leathesu mid ha was sot allows* to Se myth's, of the kind. vote Ms. S.esat Pigau —D4 you give 'wavy to lay other r? Witmer—Yes, I did, but I would merit rather sot sani layd bee same. I Loll bird I would keep it secret. Mr. Berjanat Pigott—l should be Tory glad if I could mu 7 te retread Irene naming the person, but it is ray duty to drum heft. ifineaTai:iboo, sir, his same watt Joseph ritchwortbi Lot I bore you will say that though • woman I eau keep a seers. (Lewd laashose.) I pee Ms 151., sad he Toted fo- Loren like a man. Ho wasn't Uhe a deal of the arra. (Laughter ) The sooty I had from Mr. Writ ten/St woo dam ell goes or I Mould have triad to buy wee • tee, r they were sti eery freely. They were just like raretrukiug, reasitiose they were up is the market aad setheihre down. Joseph Briggs, essieited by Yr. Willed vend for Mr. Leatheas. Aber the alseties. Peter, the Jew, gave toy wills ' 30!. Before the eleedea, lee Briar oseveseed we fur lir. Ckerleowortb, end pee 161. foray vote. lie lad it down upon the tacit, and I took It up, sad I spat it in treat ing tte cob electors. Last nigbt I saw brew I. tits lard brichtd Roberts's public-bouee. lie 'puke to me about &ill 151.. sad told we to rimy baying removed It. rinse at the Lambast party bed °doted M. weary bulare I voted. Titer Myers, cleated by Stylises Pigett—l Use in Wake. fleld, tut au not a voter Ise. George Senior reopening Isis vote so the newest of Mrs. Roberto. I asked bite to ge and vc..•e, but be and be diCsit intend to do SCI usitl It &deck. I went beck sad told Mrs. Ratteete, and said I tboadit be seem " tease." tlbe gees we 23 eovereigna.and 36 goer reline I waited unit sear 12, sad diva west Is see &aloe spas. After wens converestion I gave hire the 29 somelgas. I wesespenied Ida to the pottier both, but knead of Ong to vire he tagged law the yard of the White Swan, when tM to;ba gut bo:d of biro. Sousetime &nomads, Yr. niche:dove osebt bits in the pn . litcg booth. Aa be cane .a I rered out, •• George Boor's,' but be writtil sot leek .41 the aids I may, wad I beard Liw vote for Castleman/ Wham ha left we at the Sees be west into the rye OM taint. room, sad bed sit ampb oppertuaity •f pima Ina pc 'kits well lined a served time gave the 35:. I race.ved tar hers. Briggs. . . The wtteem nee is the. mune, of 'amorous voters whom he bad heard were betted by the Chartroomlt party. Eisabeth Ambler sail *be kept a money dab. of which Mee. lash= woo a member. Mrs Ingham drew oat a sem WM about has weak. ars, and mother saes of 31. about 25 verb et°. Altos Briggs deposed to' basing spokes is Peer Myers sad Wm. Robins mepoottag bee hothead'. tr,to. She promised to got bee bombard to sots for Mr. Lestbase, sad she sadastosi that atm tem to get moss► Cr the rots from Mn. Roberts She bad hews told by eneral gentlemen us t h e enasarvat• We that if bee hushead woal t rote that way they eaglet eve bar more than the Leathato patty pressed. e nalaianke tbaa adjourned shortly alter thee o'clock tall dun day at 11. TRSYSIT Of CATTLE AND LOADED VEHICLE! Amore 'nth !!saute.—Tlds subject, which the been under the weathered's of the engines, to the Massy Loud sad • see. ial committee, wee brought up again et the meeting of the board yesterday. sad • report asemthed. Prom this dormant it appears that the ClLWiair cattle, carrier% cart, sad goods tram,: between the veils. Cheshire &tries sad Liesrpcol uttessits to 7.0001. per soma and that the law approaches required far the mead of traffic atter dm ware adopted mu the Haderm pod other American rivers would elsorti 33.000/.-38,0ir .I,teiag 'speedo] on the Lret,r. I made ofthe Mersey. sad the resoluta, 20,0001. at W colelde fury. the 'oiling italic rest on the Cheithirs id*. Sy the imbetitution of woodcutter iris girders, the costa the bridges, &c., mild be reduced to 19,0001 sad the marl charge for maintemems• repairs, ke., named from 3,8901. to 3,3101. The intanwt upon the coat of coestrartioa is was propueed are ly •eh vie nista the tarried of 23 per cent. up.ot the rose amount ri , eived at Ditkatheed for all tragic toot pr esager Dale, end 20 per cent. upon the teethe clammier ferries cm the Cheshire side. Though wordier' to the re.. pert It wee estimated that there would be • &Gamey sr 1,120:. per 11111111al, which would have to be merle up by the dock board (the corporation dealers' to contribute say thine, it wee stated by Mr. Rookie, the of lb...peas' oucurrittea, that the resources win farrowed ire& would won met ail thidialstlitisk TIM formal thecuesion of the plane, hr., was peetpthed Ist a fortnlghr, the plane is the strantimeto lb as the •ab'e. [ -JAMES Eels, HONCISPITHIC Coss •r. lalwwhole" Wpm" p,, llemeralliumf If Oran. Pro, ..• in Is 4. Cram v." ga ragbag nararral. r.lseraefras of lin arrarara of rap geopefulera ". mon raraii ISA. Vie d Mime IMO W amoral insallows of this pray %Mica due pommel Ito ~Wel wisp". se bi YlO IPOWIOIO • 41/I104• Werra" hr Walla* "radeell" of mg i.e. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1859. MUST OT COMMON COUNCIL. A Court of Common Council was held yesterday et Guildhall ; the Lout. Maros preskilng. A repeat wee treo up frees the Grand Pmposes Com. Edna en several Mamas Madre is the mange on fruit, pasina lc., sad ncommeeding arta' reductions in the and that an sanity et OW he paid to the 2 „a celi C ratAor, la lieu of the loath part of the feel of the tereiehee menet le Ms. Mr. (Janata lie Berman, cheamen of the committee, in mean be adoption, .ed the pada wee ese of very great impanasu rase as map amps wen • pea scandal meads. le the Seca salingenmmee et the City. la 1837 an ernagasset wee sand We letwela the eceparetko sad the fit tads, that r seem as they meal be rained of the patent i.e.. whirl bed been es* the thee Acute be reduced to (M. pa ta, nod one halranY Po , 44 cli• It so hippos/I, however, that ler a plata 40 years these offices were held by the men nMvels, and it wee only during teat yea that tin ..cod life fell in, the drat having Men in Ia 1840. Ia that year en officer was appointed to porkers the Inns by the aspiration, at a salary of 2604 • year, with ea madessandlnt that the profits were to go lo an secemniethe dal he the pupae of buying out as two reasiaing Nem hew IN it limper tide tend inleenesi to la antemat maid eupeentles le lop gni ma et the two romakilas 1111 lalsreels, at ea swan et Wilmot 6,0111. rid 7,0001., and It was now recommended Y by the casainse to buy out the remaining Irma that of Mr. Rune, which could' he der by ea samulty of Ha, ad without charge' , lis the blade of the carpotation ; for so apesseed were the huh Mae with the imperloos of relieving the tads from asap ma a istiend in al ocher ,b e e Ragland, that, be er de se. they were prepared • higher rate of melee then bed been speed to in 1137, and to pay 9d. amen' a 61. per to The difference between these two paymeste would more than meet the annuity, and the com mittee therefore recommended that the rem aining life In. twat should be purchred by en annuity of BWI., and that the agreement with the frisk trade abould be carried out. Mr. Deputy H•nanos wished to know what wen the woad of the asemulated tad t The CIIAMBIALAIX raid he was not aware of the din. ewe dam eccometated fend, nor with any order of the come to ememedent it. Hs believed the receipt.. had been rem Mit pig dl. sad lbemod • pet of the City s malt. Kr. NWT HAIMPON there had been a &enact on. inremading MY the profits etreald go to form an amazon- Weil feed. Mr. Con Wad wbst w the position of the parties who lad for ern refused to pay the outage dues? Mr. forte sold t 0.,. were certain parties who oestended that packmd font required so mama, and would eves be doomed by ; 11114 they had therefor* refused to permit It. With regard to the aormantleted feed, he thought It sow ammo:dad to about 1,7001., eel, cos moiety of which, how ever, belonged to the corporatko. Mr. For inquired se to the prlaclpsl which the amount of 8001. had been Ind upost for the ensuity. Mr. BUTLIM said Mr. Herle's 13100010 from him office had for several years past amounted to 1,400 f., the receipts having boss oeseeently as *bothersome. Mr. Merle wee now, however. .seam-sire years old, and would prefer as en mity MOM to a larger uses coupled with his entlithenos Is ales. —Tits eamitter kr report are rika tire . weed to, red mined bock to the eara 1 . 1111 LOID XATOZ ILLICT, The Tara Cis;l7;saTierasr - Zieraibesa Writhed to W Lard Mayer by Mr. Abisrusa Carter, his acaptiscs of the cies ot Lord Mayor /or the year 713 ORPILN lICZOOL (311117111). dose reports which had to prairie& at weft with regard to the mouth ..arty iv the meth trasace of this Wiest. as at premed othethated, were era sidusd, and afro •.ar k wawa dieseselaa, to the cause of white the imegassat use psoW freely thraeterised as satrautheat, the reemeasi et the omits.. way Weed to. The following report was ktwt6t op las the Cal, Coen, and Finance Committee, via. : "To the Right Has. the lard Mayer, le.--We whose ram ere hereunto inbentked, et year reel, cora, sad thanes 110Wlittae, do antlfy Motet ear media, ea Tuseday, the3l4 day of June last, • winserial was preseated to as from • ler,* sad indoedel body of resaufeeturers, on the subject cd the owl dose, :equating to be Warmed whether the exporatka hdispeeed to swede la favour el exempting raereakerrartai real trees dam awl to *Win pssilansatery macaws to se based's* weeme, eziendlas the pried* of • drawback to sit coal and cobs wad la raseating steam, or fa producing heat for sosaWlechmta, pergeass, eadl we were attended by a depatetka, she ware head, sod Mr. Chamberlain and Mr. Reamakeentar were she had thinks, and we marred it 4 • whet emmiltse to ex swims the some memorial, end report their calaka the That the select committee prooseded to the whams, sad were attended by Mr. Chamberlain mad Mr. Reeeembrancer, sad the clerk sad maletrar of the seal market, who were esvandly board thaws, sad the Idea consoittee, after cos eidsria, tile whole of the eiratastencee coanected with this hoporteat qoastka, were el oplaion that your committee should be empowered by this howarablecoun to consider the subject, sad, it 'memory, to wafer with her Majesty's go verment with rearenue to the teal dues gettaraily, in which *Woo we entirely 02111C117, end, accordingly, beg to TICOII, mead that we may receive the requisite authority of this honourable court, reportiag oar proceedings from time to time toe approval. (B,gued) "W. Corona, Chairman, dc." It was adored that the report should lie on the table. ►KRE DRINKING 101.31TAINS. Mr. Coingazien;stiii - ni; .- Lsci ii;Weitie adoption of . report hen the coal, con) sad theme oreamiuo,, 11100131• seeding • great of 100 ;mimes to the Metropolitoa Free Drihkuot Fogotela Assoclation. . . Tka motion w asaalaeciaaly send to, sad the Cham berlain wee directed to pay the roast. Adjearaed. 810181'1.1770N5. MARTLEnoNE.—Mr. John Fraser Mao:peen, the barriater appointed to revise the list of voters foe the borough of Marylebose. opened hie emart for the revielos of the lists decisive for that borough, at the Court-house, Marylebone, on Weinsidsy. Tne conaervative intereet was represented by Mr. Hoary Smith, solicitor/ to the Conservative Lead Society, but no oss was pressed on behalf of the liberal party. Timm wore so objection', and the claim* in the eg ritwases le ind 83, vie., Ilaryleboss, 68; St. Pancras, atisice, 6._ LieturooL.—Tho result of this year's proosed ha" which is now awertalned, Is s considerable gam to the liberal party. The slumber of objections _by liberals wee 171 t: ti:omber of obvetioas by writ.* 1,334; and 1,383 of the and only 1,003 of the latter having been Bd. tisk k follows that the liberal gain on objections is 382, The anise allowed are for the liberals 20, Le the tortes 10; imam. with the preceding item, • total ninon the liberal side 41401. CazzalutaAm.—The revising oourt of this borough oteeleilleg its task on Widneslay moining, and the result of its ismeelgetion Is that out of 2 3 literals objected to by coa servellese, 102 have been struck off the rolls, leaving 171. Ti these sue be added 61 liberals whose claims have bree seendaell, eeil the result will be a liberal total of 222. Out of 197 mmesevatives objected to by liberals, 133 haws bees sneak of; 44 ereatervative claims have been sti,teised, sad the ampere Tenth is a coowative total of 108, which ealberamed from the liberal total, leave a liberal gain of 114. An additional fact of interest is that the mee-restive* were Seed for frivolous objections is 64 ems, the hberals in silty 23. BRADFORD.—The late revision of the parlia mentary hat of v•itere for the borough of Bradford boa given a gain of 82 to the liberal aids. liutt.—The result of the recent revision of the liar of voters for the borough of Roll is a net gain of 24 to the liberal party. MELANCHOLY DeA.m.—A distressing accident occurred. on Wednesday morning lest, on board the Turkish corvette Brumes, now lying in the Plymouth Bound. The mead sailed from Portland on the previous day, bound for Cometantinople, and when about half.wly between Portland and Plymouth her engines broke down. There were two gunboste in company with her at the time, end ti le presumed that in censequenos of her sadden stoppage, one of them ran into her, and Sato med her, whereby she was compelled to pat into this port. Early** Wadeaday rooming, just as eh* woo entering the Bound, • man named Eugene Boulanger Sell from the main deck down through to the engine room., felling on lb* machinery. He received each eevi.re inju ries that death terminated hi. sufferings In the comes of the day. An inquest wae held on the body, cm Thursday last, Mime A. B. Bone, Eeq., the comer, when the jary, after hearing the evidenos, immediately returned a verdict of "Ac cidental death," and recommended that the ceptaia of she mail be requested to see what plan could be adopted so se to prevent • 'imam accident occur* again. Eagese Baia vesture, the cook of the Bram, eeld he knew the dewiest very well. He woe about 19 Tom of sge, and was • eery Aft led. He was • native of Havre de Greer Hia tether woo dead, but hie mother kept ea hotel, mined the " Hotel Madre." DOUBLE MURDER AND SITICIDIL—WONDindI, Tarneaat .—A dreadful occartenee boo happened hers, and has thews the city into • state of considerable SICOMIIIa. Tls peeticulem, a. far se they can be ascertained at the pri est =meat, are briefly au follow. Mrs. Barris, the alleged lanninree end ouicide, resided with her husband op to yeemr day in ea Bath-mad. D4by, • .bon distance from the Barg alba Works, where her husband was employed. Ifeeindsy, on her huabsad's coining home to dinner, aut ens o'clock, a quarrel stow between them, and the nib be came mach incited, and snatching up her two children ran ant at the house, vowing that she would never rsturs to it. Bar basbiad heard nothing of her last night, and, be coming anew, inquiries were instituted, and the worst sus. plebes have bean verified to-day by the discovery of the body of cosset the children, a boy, is the river tarn about • mils below Waraesear. It b the peeral belief that Mr.. limns, on hawkfi bee hums, went directly to the river, about • die tetics ef a quarter of • mils from her house, and that she jested We the strewn with both her children. The river h bees dragged as day, but only one hod) hen yet been La& MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The mut rat yemarday at the 6aildbail , Westminster, to Lev appliostioas for the renewal or transfer of licensee for meek and dancing, molar the 26th George 11., tsp. 16. Several were refeesd, tamesse the parties did not answer, or pedaloes led not beam mat in w,tbln the proper time. 330 appliostiona w disposed of. The opposed cases and new applicationa will be takes this day (Friday). THE POLICE COURTS. WORSHIP-STRUT. David nylor, disembel r a labourer, wee charged with stealing ander sontewhet novel oircanisteams. Sergeant Collard, 12N was as daty the motions evening in Cropley-street, Nsw-rosd, and notion the primer s watching a ride door belonging to • Mr. Stook.rlst a r i e T rent concealed himself, and shortly Marry& the door was opened from the Marc Priecinar stepped up to it, and m aned a large parcel from mom* invisible hand, with which he was wafting off whoa mopped by the ofilosr. He woo asked, " What have yenthen ?" " Don't know," was the • "Who does the bundle biker to f" "Don't know." "Whin ere you going to take it P" Duel know." "Thar I'D take it for you," said the inquire, sad forthwith possmsed himself of the same, and the pruionsr woe then introduced to the hoar of Mr. Stock, where he was rearalsod as the hus band of • washerwoman then up to hr elbows in " gads " the littera, and the parcel was found to contain • variety of alsoollonoons articlea, from chins cups sad 1111601111 to stock ier. . . . . . A young soma& girl present at tits display evinced • peat deal d tispldation, and promptly =fared that Mrs. Taykw bad idecad her to steal the wider promise el seakiag her • Immissens present at ' a alto that she would OM Amt • Mead in her. This, of coarse, was denied, and It Wag mbar • delicate matter to deal with, CM prisoner was alms given into custody for the time Yrs. Stak linslidsd the things as bar own, and comp' dud that seek Owings had been tig .. a sold s as time. Primmer, In maws to the c harge, that somebody bad ghee Mx the parcel, bat he d not know who, sod oon tended that under the circumbanoss he was sot guilty of theft. C. Corr* hooray'', folly committal him to the West abater smidom far trial for deo Mem charged. XARYLEBONS. Camel Graham was charged before Kr. Brovgliton on • summons with having used towards the Earl of Westmeath language of such a nature uto be calculated to provoke • breach of the puce. Mr. Lewis, illy-plus, attended for the oxaplaisent; and K. Sleigh, the barrister, for defendant. At the dre of Yr. Sleigh, the Marquis quitted the court while Kr. Lewis stated the facts of the cue, and when he had concluded the noble complainant took his place in the witaas►boa. TheMaroais was then sworn, end he said—l ankle at 14, Chmen'ogsrdsni, Bayswater. la September last defendant ensued tab • negotiation with Mr. Sander., my agog, to nits my house. I cemented, and allowed him to put in tome furniture. This was on the Tuesday before Quote day. It wee pat Into the dialog-room. I told defendant that his property would be quite mum end that I should pat the key of the room in my loet.. There waste orreagement that defendant was to pme some thing of miss, which were on the premises, 0a the WM dsfrodent overtook me Qatan'ogardess, and on my unship no he looked =at ma, and said, '• Do you consider yourself • get " I told hint I comiderecl myself as good a gentle man m he was, and he said, "What's your complaint f Toe have missal to give Mrs. Graham a chair in the bee, and have sent year servant M take the lock off the hall door." I mid to him, "I don't know what you mesa," and I remarked, I have messes Mrs. Graham, nor have I been asked for any chair. As to the lack I did tell my meant to Mks it of the door, but lin. Graham prevented him fees defog so ; • private lock, awl one of Bramsk's. The defendant added, •TYou than retard to give me the bey of the room," end I told him I had not bees asked for ft. I did not intend to have given it up till all the entuths as to the purchase of flatness, fro., had been ee If I had been • younger men (the sperasis is betters eavesty and eighty yews of age) I think I ebauM have Wreck him in eamequeace of his baba- Meer towel me. Them tran be no potence for saying that I haw anted with any went of courtesy towards his wits. Mad he owls any &plop to my I should have Own quite "DMwalked away. . mid ilideb—Up to the dine I have spoken of, I cas- Aimed Ms magma to he that of • gentleman. Beene the Mow I exeplsitt Motwarred, we had not muck otemerso non Napalm. In the ammo of that moreg I bad bent at Mr. flanders's Milos, and bed proofed that ha (de/ Indent) should have pommies fa • day or two if he wished it. Some of my servants were in the home, and all my furniture had not been taken away. I will not undertake to swear that I did not afore a key in order that the lady might get a chair out to sit upon. Mr. Sleigh made an able defence en behalf of hie Want, end observed that the msequies conduct towards the lady wee anything but correct and proper. Thu age of the com plainant protected him, and had be been • younger men the colonel would not perhaps have done less than Tweeted upon the spot the Walt which he comioceed had been offered to W wife in refusing • chair for her to sit upon. The colonel never attempted to Icy bands upon the martini. and he thought that, under all the circumatenore, his lord ship would have suareised • sound discretion it he had not brought the cam before the mart. Mr. Lewis laid that certain fixtures, which wive to have been taken, were not raid for by the colonel, and that, In polat of fact, the margais was quite justified in withholding posessakin oath everything was properly &imaged. Mr. Broughton said be regretted that the case had been breaght to the enact, and he thought that if the colonel bad expressed his regret at using the words which be did, he might have dons so without at all ornopromisiog himself as a gentleman and an °Moor; and if he would now tender an apology, he (ths magistrate) would be happy to receive it, and the marquis would, perhaps, accept it. Mr. Sleigh—Acting under my advice, air, the marquis will not do anything of the sort. Mr. Broughton, considering that language calculated to provoke a breech of the peace bad been used by the colonel, uonvioted him in a penalty of 405., or a weak in the Rome at Correction. The doe irse directly paid, and Mr. Sleigh expressed his intention of obtaieier a decision Loom the Court of Queen's Bench u to the legality of the tnegietrate'e decieion. WESTMINSTER. John Brookland, s middle-aged man, wu charged before Mr. Poynter with the following murderous assault up= a span named SUOMI. Polioerman Day, 167 B, mid that about 12 o'clock on the previous night ha was is Lander-street, Chaises, when, es he was approaching the Royal Oak, be saw the prisoner rune meg as feet as he could. The complainant area running alter hint, and got up to him. They struggled together. Witness went up to and then separated theta. After he had done so, the complainant showed him • wound at the bark of his bead which he stated was isifitrud by the primmer with a poker. Witham than observed a poker in the prieionet's right hand. Yr. Payable—Was It a severe wetted 1' The Coestable—Yes, sir, very severe. The blood was Bowls( fled" from the wound and the back and collar of his coat wee cowed with blood. He had also a eat on the sidle of his AWN which was also bleeding. The prisoner has been here before._ Payntials the ancoplainant here? Canntabla—No, eir. 11n pruunsr's landlord hu been to W. and has tattooed hint t.ot to vogue. . _ _ Pfister—Has 1;t; v. oyster as say ma esea t complainant to. day ? Efargeast Sillootaba maul that ha had bass seen, and that he sugared touch from the blw _ _ The lwdlady of tae priso ner stated that the prisoner bad been ansoyed by comphonsat, which wee the cause of his sessaltoig him. Mr. Psynme-1s the prisoner of weak intellect? Manses—Me* sir ; and he is always being teased by the coraplainsat and others.. Mr. hunter add that he altould remand the primmer till Saturday, r ft was am poemble to say what would be the m ath of the injury. The primer area socordingdy remanded to that d•y. LAMBETH. Thomsen Mahoney, IrciPs, and John Dew, slim Driscoll, were chargodoa suspicion withigeelms three watches. and °Remitting ouaer robberies, at the Crystal Palen, oa the From previous day. im the testimony of Istpeciar Beale, of the Crystal Palace Railway etatim, Richards, • detective officer oa the Brighton Railway, and Wier 11111111080 P, it ILIJIPIIInd that on the tvenisg before • gentleman complainer to the drat named witness of bantag bees robbed of • valnahle gold watch on the railway platform. Suspicion fell upon Day and Irwin, who were in cnverral ion. They soon separated, and Day got into • Wird-clan carriage. Is the Marini, the attention of Mr. Richards was tolled to Irwin ad Mahoney. They were taken oat of • first-dm car riage, and their companion Day wee 'emnd from the third class. At the station-house they seknoo ledged they had gone to the Palace " to do wangling. but they Ind not been able." On the arrival of the train et the London-bridge station, • great coat, belonging to Day, was found in the car riage, In the porkies of which were three watches—one • doable bottomed West watch, mew turned, maker E. J. Dint; another, • abet lever bunting watch, engine turned (seamd heads of maker. Braithwaite and Jones, Cockspur street ; end the third, en old-laabiused silver watch, winds up in front, Seuliner, Landon; sad all of which had evi dently been stolen, se they bad been wrenched front the rings. Day dented the coat was his, or that be had wore it. Le racer belonglog to the P division said that for the last two yens he had been in the constant habit of seeing him in the disputed coat, end funkier that his name was Driscoll not Day, end that he was • member of a gang of the most despe rate set of thieves in the metropolis, Galled the "Field-lane gene" Mr. Elliott remanded the peivassre for a week. [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAfe 01111111 INT. m etc anthvi there an the int mai trade alter birth le bird our children ere eteeilenn Neat elenneth the very lareetleen and both melte helleletoineeenement In nee the abort, le tee ether the Uwesl. ie meet likely th ode ; toth the mother or nurse erlll Sad le Holloway. 0t01112414% a NIDIDIDIII vase the Mae dtemethe erveberelln Whoa 'shoed upon the throat, che.t. and heck. it In thearbett, the Me PDITSVDD bee Cf. 11101 , 110.4 . 4 I, the e. ugh lean trouh'inoren the hp C4O. 104 11.11. the eve brientes*, and the countruan,e leer that en.* Sony. the lowly net of a eerlouv a-•au't .ta lht etert/tti uh .ad nervous enema 2 hie Inealethle Wannest DC4 only CLEW the enlist Id meter, Let 6,14 a:.l dowse.. argued, MARKETS. COTTON.—Livzirooi, Oct. 6.—The sales of cotton to•dy are estimated at 10,000 bales. There im so change in the market cmos yesterday. WOOL AND WORSTED.BIADFORD, Oct 6. The transaction daring the week have been limited. sagertom they bold large stocks, are not eager wes, bases they cannot replace, at sates, arantry pees affording no margin for profit in sweet. With the =teesseptioe, however, epees mot swam or best sad. under these drone mencee, epee ere very Irom bil ritir requirements. Never theless, there are parties who predict confidently that prices will be seetm bdore Menne In both and broke*, a fair helm= le doing, end pious ars Wady. There hi no new Mee is the yarn trade, Spinners are well employed, and the produce taken ran consumption as prodived. Leipzig fir ale aow beg Uhl, and the sales of yarns end piece goods ere considered astiefetary. In the pee department there is a good attamiuma of neerehres at market, end the dierisitka to by goods le eneheeked. The supply of pees in she sesashotsees sale nom Is very meows, sad orders bays to be given for future delivery. Yrfor ass very steady. iLILIBINB.-Bisteen vessels with so. Vassar hays now amend, bringing 66,980 boxes and 34,420 half-boxes, or 1,860 tons, against 2.520 tons to sth October, 1858, and against 2,000 tone to 6th October, 1857. Two cargoes hams strived mt Liverpool and three at BristoL The foot stated last month that the crop of Val/maims, which in 1868 was 16,000 tons, would be only about 8,000 to 9,000 toms this year, Is fully confirmed. The Turkey crop having beta mask injured by rain (one-third of the Chums fruit befog dostroyed) our hope. for an abundant 'apply from that quarter, at low prices, are quite frustrated. Bunch Mama tel., too, the only other sort which could be brought in to compete with Valencima, hue advanced to mach within the last few days at Malaga, that it im feared they will be placed berried the reach of general consumers. Is this article a hop basin.= has been done at Liverpool latterly. The pries hero is 60e. Valencia. vary sail in quality sad °au dition : good sound fruit hu been sold at 62a., buyers at 61e. • bat the regular meson demand has not yet tot in. flial tanai, 60m. to 664., so:lording to package. On the whole, to. prospect for the fruit market is good, sod we may look for a Wok trade and large communion of all kinds.—(Prom the Cirwider al Morn. Richard Whh rhy and gam.) coax.—Bitutneourat, Ocr. 6.—At Gloucester market at the le, all qualities of wheat wen unaltered ; at Wor cester the same day rather higher Flom were obtained. Bet io,' nmintained Its value, and fine qualities in demand. Oats saki for quite as much money. BIG= sad peas were dull. During Me present week the wheat trade his again been Wass at previous currency. Barley unaltered. Oat. no cheapw. More doing in beans, at a decline of is. to 2a. pet quarter, Peas o ff ering lower. w ithout finding buyers to any must. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, less wheat was shown, and the turn in prior wee in favour of the miler. At this day's market Mere was a fair warmly of whilst, ter which higher prices were demanded, but only is a few in stances complied with on fine new • and we make se altera tion In our quotations of any deseription. A considerable butane doing In barley, and the qualities were no lower. There was a lees quantity of oats and beans offering; prices of both were umintaimd. Pees again were le. per quarter draper. Gyms*, Ocr. B.—We had a short supply of wheat, the gnaw part of which was of inferior quality. Good old end ass dry new were in demand, anti sold freely at a alight odvaace, In some few instances as much u ls. a qr. ; but other qualities barely maintained last weeit's pros., Bulgy woo la better supply, and sold readily at last week's prices. In other pain no alteration to note. Wheat, best. 435. to 47e. pr qr. • middling, 375. to 43e.; lafturior, 345. to 375. Berbg t 31a. so 428. Oats, 235. I. 33.1, Bows, 464. to 600. reos, 42e. to 441.1. Floor, des, 314. to 365. par sock; seconds, 321. to its. MAACHESTIN OaT. 6.—The trade during the week has contioned in much the err state r previously noted. A steady consumptive (but by no mean active) ruiner hr been done daily in flour, and prices have ruled drat. Beene, oats, sad oatmeal have been sparing! dash in, and boyars Lye bad the tarn in their favour. With the exception of shout 8,800 quarters of maize, the arrivale at Liverpool from arced ere light. From Ireland the imports of oats and cr am' an fan, but only moderate of other produce. Oar ssarket this morning was well attended, and a firm feeling prevailed. Wheat mold freely at the currency of this day raelight, and in MOO instances, for the finest description, rather higher rare wan obtained. Flour wee hold for an silver* of 6d. per irk, bat min were checked thereby. In eels mad oatmeal then was no material change. New bear were rather lower. Indian corn, with a better demand, slightly intreved in mdse. lfgwaag ;Oer. 6.—Here to-day the supply of wheat from the growers was fair, end the trod, ruled more buoyant. Thebes' sees were ls. per. qr. Mauer : recoodary rort. sold at We prices ; wile realkesd 46e. to 6241.; red, 40e. to 465. c inferior There was a liberal supply et barley, end earls were a dull sale; floe melting eerie were scarce, and folly milder e• in the preceding week—namely 425. to 46.1. per qr. There wee a small show of eats, which met with • hem demand at lat. rates, 24.. to 265. per 24 arose. Hems were • limited show, end not mach in demand at Let week's currencies, 425. to 48s. per qr. Ocr. 6.—We continue liberally supplied with wheat, In fair condition, foe which there wee a steady demand at betel, the prices of last week, about a moiety being disposed eL A large quantity of barley on offer ; for the beet ample very high rates were demanded, which checked betimes% the whet closing dull for all &scrip- Ikea. Oets, beams, end pees, dull. _ _ tix•stnisa, Oar. 6.—Tbe supply of grain at to-day's market is lupe; moat samples of wheat are in bad condi twin and ma only be gold at a reduction of lc to 2s. per qr. on last week's prime. Spring cent is unchanged in vales. WATIIFORD OCT. 6.—We hare had small receipts of home grown gr ain since Saturday, but there bar. been con eiderstele arrivals of Indian corn tram abroad. Wheat meets • geed inquiry at full rare*, and barley sells more readily. Fur oats an advance of 31. pw barrel is firmly demanded, and Indian , 112.111 with increasing attention at 3d. to 6d. per barrel enhancement. Flour the turn dearer. BDINIOIOII, Ocr. 6.—We had in the market to-day 1,127 qrs. wheat, 2.668 barley, 1,562 oats. and 79 beans. There were sold—Wheat, 828 qrs.; barley, 2,170; uses, 1,263 sad team, 61 tire Sales ready. As compared with last weak—Wheat wee seem as last as top, end le. 3d. op on average. Barley was la. 62. up on top, and 92. up on average. Oats were 62. up on top, and 3d. up on smarm. BMW were le. down on top, and 6.1. down on average. Prima per imports! qr..—Wheat, 40e. to 66e. Barley, 24. 61. to 40a. Oat., 20e. to 304.61 Beene, 44e. 62. to 48a. Weight of top—Wheat, &Vbs.; barley, 57}1ba.; este, 44115. ; bean. iiilbdt GLASGOW. OCT. s.—This day'. market wee moderately well attended, but there was Ice. activity in the demand for wheat and door at an advance of 6d. per boll, and 61 to la. par seek on butt quotations. Barley supported the Improve ment of 1.04 week, with a fair wale. Oats end 04.111.1 fitm. Bean 3d. to 6d. cheaper. Peas and Indian corn unaltered. CATTLE.-EDINBURO Oct. S.—There were 620 earls. Donated fair, aid wit week's priom maintained. Top prim,. U.; entreat, 7e. to 7e. 61.; middling and inferior. from 6.. 4d. to fla. 6.1. par Imperial eon , . There were 9,404 sleep end lambs this morning, 1,111 of the latter being more. 1.1 ond sheep folly maintained Nat wee k' s price.. No alteration id tha Prime of the inferior kinde r . A vitality left over unsold. Ben mottos, from 614. to 611. Bores and ieforior, from 4d. to 64. per lb. Fed piss, from 6a. to bo. 91. per imperial atone; . to eight weeks old , from 10e. to 140. a heal. Numbers to market —Sheep. 9,404 ; hat cattle, 620; lean do., .15; milch Pm, 74 ; piss , 360. Tit! CUAINUAKERS' STRIKE AT STOVREEIDGE.— Although a great number of the men employed in the chain trade have returned to work at the advance, the strike se regards the remainder still °minnow. It is now more than eleven weeks since the men turned out, and inetnit of being forced to return to work at the old and " obnoxious" priory, they will maintain a bold frost, and seem determined to continue at play till they can return to work at more reran• neretive wager. Meetings have awls been held at Cradle Heath, when no feeling of discouragement was manifested bat, on the onstrary, the men appeared more confident and sanguine than ever. It is raid the merchants who buy from the chats menufseturens have contented to pay an advance of the woes acted by the men. Thu week Mr. Benjamin Hatecie men, rod Mr. Engines's men, of Wolverhampton, are to resume work at the advance; and of the ',the masters, >lessee. Noah Hingley and Sons, and Messrs. Wocd Brother., who form the nuchus of the nonconformists to the men's • demand., sire said to be bent on yielding no jot to the non. Another 604 hat been received from the northern chest:t ankers ; isms Olawoer the harness makers and others have sent 81. 3e. Bd., and the amalgamated engineer... 301. ; while smaller oostributione have been received from other quarters In aid of the strike.—Bireinighwi Leaey Poet. TUE BHOUT4I3III MovamENT AMONG TUE BAIIRS.—A public meeting of the journeymen bakers OUll. ploy ed in the district of Lineoltes.ien-fields wee iset night held at the Red Lim, Wild-street, Great Queue-street, Mr. Wrigbton, in the chair, for the peva,' of establishing a local association to forward the movement for the abolition of night work is their trade, and for the reduction of the hours of labour from eighteen to twelve each day. The chairman, in *petiole the proceeding., eteted that in Bermondsey, Lam beth, Shoreditch, lehngton, and verion, other dietncle of the metropolis, the journeymen bakent bad formed thew. ashes into amociatione which were rating in concert with the Central Cabe, and trying to emancipate their trade from the plumy to which it wee subjevel ss the meet over wrought tied worst paid calling in the metropolis. The more local associations they had the more general would be the determination to pot as end to the yreeset system of over work until it at lest became untversal, and then, when they were all agreed noon the point, they would be sure to carry their obi.et. Tlae meeting we. also addressed by Mr. Buren, Mr. Austio.fic.,di tailing the mix-ries and hardships which the present system of eight-work °wailed upon those mimed in it, and showing how anther the masters nor the public would be ineonumenced by the change they soueht to bring shoat. Th. y were moderate in their demand with respect to the boars of labour, and wily sought to be p'eced is some little extent on the some footing as other trades mea. A renintion approving of a listed association was THE CORN TRADE. BIRMINGHAM, OCT. 6.-During the past month new wheat Improved in value 2a. to 3e. per quarter, the demand for this article having been greater than the supply. Eng- Ink wheat of this yeses mop proves superior in strength or working qualities to that grows for many years pest, and the comaraptson hes been ommequently anuaelly great of this description, old end foreign wheats being now quite es low an at en times since lament. The yield u, however, mock aampama of, sot °sly se below that of lest year, but under an avenge; and we bear proms who have bought growing crops complain of having lost considerably from the produor proving so much leis then they had estimated. The quantity of old wheat brit wa to =what Is still double that of new, confirming the we ham repeatedly etmemed that the wheat mop ot 1 was the greatest ever grown. Bement amounts confirm the former reporter to the deficient produce of the French harvest ; some of our correspondents describe it as one-fourth below en avenge. Though the farmers of France, like those of this country, are mid bold considerable stocks of old wheat, the prices have risen so much above ours that same speculative purchases on French account are reported to have been seeds ma this country. The German crop la now comidmed to have been over-rated, and some reports dee7ribe that of Amnia, including the great wheat district of the Banat, as under oewhilt an average. In Southern Ruses the yield of wheat is less than was expected ; end of barley very deficient both is quantity and quality. From the United States we ham more favourable actoonte of the har vest, and their prices are lower than for some months, bat still too high to admit of shipments to Ragland. In fact, though our weekly arrivals are still so large, there is, we ball no country from which wheat an now be shipped to Omit Britain, except at • heavy kes. We have now every prospect of fine weather for sowing wheat, thus laying a good foundation for the meat crop. Oer present prices are-now English red, 6a. 4d. to 6a. 6d.; white, 6a. 6d. to Os.; old red, 6i. 2d. to 6e. 6d. ; white, 80. SC • French 6s. Id. to 7d. per 62Ibe. at Birmingham. No al teration Imo taken place In the value of grinding barley during the race*, bat fine qualities of month* are very scams, sad worth more than the best wheat ; a large pro portion of this year's crop being very thin. Wit have had a demand for sweet heavy grinding barley, et 265. fid. to 26e. for French, other kinds la proportion. Our stook of this is sow cleared oat, and the stouter descriptions are much wanted at Olososster , • but the market is overdone with light especially basted end stale Mediteeranous and Black Sot produce. Early in the month all descriptions of oats, except Am old, gam way le. to 2e. per quarter, from the large 'importance of light Russian oats into London; this fell owed ea improved demand, and most of the new grey with some queatity of the old lying st Glouorater, was disposed of at 20a. Id. to 225. for groy, 21e. to 24 . for white, and 21s. for Nook, all per 3121 b. at Olonosster. Fins Dutch Pokeds an still worth 27e. to 28e per 3121 b. Since harvest farmers have brought ea unusually large quantity of new beans Into market, causing a reduction at 4s. per quarter in the prim, so that French and Egyptisa are become very difficult to sell, except la small low. The pea crap append to have bean a very good one, and the breadth sown un great ; the farmers' sapplire have consequently been sad the prk• hes declined 2a. per quarter. We have only a slow eels at 14. 6d. to 16e. 6d. per 1961 h., in Bir mingham. ladles eon, befog so much cheaper than base or peas, sells more readily, and la largely sad far fleas The vase is now from 1 Is. 6d. to 12s. 6d. per mr.:- .1 Gloucester. Dal sad Millet only dad buyers is limited quantities; the former st lle. 6d. to 12a. 6d., accord ing to quality ; the letter at 10e. 6d., both 1961 6 . at Bir rainghare.-(Frons Massie. Sturges ar.) TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1411116T5. IlUr Per Mar- Telma. Total. CIO& SIMMS &Man& Ving. Ir 4. Ws& miles Istiambie IL 44‘111 Mow se. Sara — 6.14? 1676 7.1166 UN roomers _ .. 431 673 1.447 1,614 Wat alas Oalair 1. Mart tad dayoner di 721 497 1.218 Irl Leaman, awl BlatYrr - al Ea 633 914 la 49141 Ream 741 17.166 17.611 9 41.493 19. 9 96 Waitron! and Ladd 77 717 728 1.441 6,163 wa 47•199 _ ..... mi T AT 89adelea aargies - 1.116 6,617 7.673 OW aset name 0990 bar 2. %.% ji ha ). lassaairs. 1.744 1.717 2,171 OM away Ossall i alertak. sad Ilisias Ulan ll4 16.191 13.341 97.111 37 3 78 Lab MI6& 1.4.1.1 Omni . - 1 739 1.662 Lail L 273 AMAIN 13•1977. - ..... .3771 al 797 019 Oar, - 1.091 174 1.776 1.664 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Amortise Ooegreat:Ca;tala jotter troy London to Neer York. get as the parrs thla sorter g. A goverouant tag Ma boa ant to OM I. Mishit Sia (We). hole &Mit to Eamehm4 see* wee wooled of or of the south, of the lades cm the Tad of /Wes bor. sm. —Another acanthi states that the mow were aseell— leetbei. lopt. 10. - - - BBrta► Walla, Captain Adams, foundered st gig. after s (Vire.—lalsaloth Walker rule] hoes Buenos Ayres *,r Lades on W lad of Joao ] Contain Peahen. from Liverpool to Bomber, nhilik Pat era ea the rt► of Miguel leaky, her been male eorveysel sad soaderseed, mid sail Meetly be rid; bee earns der as by tbe Amprisea alp Wostainsten—ltie Isseho, &pt 7. Baobab Captain Brown, from Tree to Cr nistadt. swotted oa lividsoAde Reel. aorta of Ms plow vas driven ranee la s pis ham ow. thu 'sorbing; to. of Um trey etre drowned. It is doubtful 11she eta be got of. —Roane, Oa. 1. Magee (Vaud+ barque), tram Calcutta w Karam has been warekat at Mangalore rour.—llearittee, and. I. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Moon. from Llwrpool foe Flang Kong, August U, I. aO, loe - ,1 - w. Cts - rtle;;.. free Bombay for Leaden. Sept 1, Ist 14 N. 10. U W. 0.1.80.1 Empire. Irom Bombay, August. U. lit 111. lon 23 W. Joh. _ I ter, of Yarm.uth ft Uurpcol, hit 86 ON, ke s 7t W. Jciure6Wholca (ship). Wm. Idewpool. Sept. X. Ist N. los 17 W. Medd. u m o,d Casks, far Ltwerodi. INS. 1, lat is N. Loa 35 W. (. 1 41. fr+raß 7, Sept. S. a/ Cops a Tads. Mauna, of Lacdoo, imam " 1•11411, Ws XS W. The Peninsular and Orients/ Company are abbot to despatch an extra ete.mer to Calcutta from Saez. It will leave the letter port about the latter end of this month. A SIIIPKEEPER DROWSED.—An old man named Clarke, employed as ehipkeeper of the Queen of the Ocean, when going on board on Tuesday night in the *oath dock, Sunderland, fell overboard and was drowned. ills body wag found the next day. • COLLISION WITH AN ICEBCRO AND LOSS or LIFE. —Qtrznec, Seer. 24.—The Caroline, Captain Melon, from Liverpool, at tan port, reports having struck an iceberg out ride the Strait. of Bells lele. Four of the crew, fairing that the vessel would go down, jumped into the boat at the stern, and cut the tackle fells, when the boat went down, and they were .J 1 drowned. The remainder of the craw succeeded in working the venal up to nese Bic, where she was taken in tow by the steam-tug Queen Victzla, and anived here on thel9th Mat. SHIPS FIRED AT BY Tn E SPANI.tRD9.—The ILapide (Belgian sloop), Captain Foiling, arrived at Ostend on the 415, tram tba lieditemneati, was fired upon by the fort, when passing Tarifa, at 11 a.m. on the Bth Sept., while in the act of hostiag her ensign ; one shot wont through her mainsail, which was cur and damaged, together with some of het rigging. The Robert (Dssiati barque), Captain Kann, which arrived et Plymouth on the 3rd from Taganrog, was tired at when passing Tarifa on the Bth Sept., at 8 p.m., with both side lights showing. The shot passed over the ship batiste's the masts, and fell about 20 yards from her. The crew heard many shot. Brad, as there were several other vessels passing at the time. tAdrerttiement.T—PAßElNS AND GOTTO, Paper and 12nirvint Menem. Oa ortl•treot •Wilif/ of da In tee pound). No thane fur In stamping. and Gemara to any Tenney station to Eor. lend on or en over We—Cron ill•• out for 6.6.; &Adroit. dlr. for 3.. dd. WOOD rievelopay. any via ior quality. at a minute notice.. Onloo Mow, • boemtol4 parer. Public ofßoes, collapse and Prierellee pant tn.—Pepsin end (loom it end 2S. Pt:wit—Pew. BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BARS&ED.-04. 4, at Cr** Beiterd.plaes. Ramll.iquan, the vire or B. Harmed, lid., of a &tutu*. OLAD&SONN.—Oet. Lag Clapham et*, the wife of T. IL 0104066. N•A.el a daughter. LUCK *AN —Om. 0. at Johnsmoe.etmet. Bath. the .1 5 4 d the Be.. W. 0. Lockman. N.A.. of • rm. 'JOCK.—tees. 1. asKag-anon Organ. ShrePehlre, the ern at W. IL Nod. IC/77;r " 6 - POWKR.-oaoosr 4, at Ruilead square Eaot. Dublin. the vette of Csotalo Power, of • dmehtfe BAOPPIIB.—Oat. Aat D.porbto•rtreet, celkoburib-ormuo, the wile of Mr. O. J. elsopook of a•oo. APS.-00. 3. at Uorrloplaor. OW li•at.road. O. Cr. of taw Sy. A. Saato. N.A.. of w too Tllo3ooo3l.—Oet. 3. at doutttna. the wlk of J. Tams.. r.•• . of . ToTIIILL —OM T. at Settortl, Bums, the wife ot P. I. Tette'. Soh, el •eon. MARRIAGES. lIILLZIL—AR MOTION°. —Ort. 4, at Pt. Jane , .. bY th. Rem C. C. Toroth. M.A., anttala A. K. Faller. of the “rerAl Arth- Wt. to (tanbertho Aga.. 4w:him of the lAA K. Arrustrnav, R N. G Ilublth, by the Re, R. 0. Carroll. IL Crowe. Roq.. to Arlaatha„ dathabtor a A. Red. PoothmkaterraokDabilul BURLY 11—USBOR X E.—t. , ct. 4, It Welty eborrlY.Brompt. , e, It the in. IL M. Berea, M.A., T. kloblyn, . talc R. 4 110 e, UM, to ajtsaboth Mau , daughter of T. H. Usbcraa. LA., of tyroloweethart, Breathe/1. IMARMAM - MANISFI bi.D.—Oca. 6. at Trinity Muth. At Andrei Holbora. by the K... Ur. Wortbla 'too. aeletod by the Krt. W. O. Otleo,brotber.lo.law of the ' , Macro., k.lemoll Affront. ouly am of Mr. Stnamao. of Gros. Itotho,„ Toabristie.welle to Helen. four th dangtner of Mr. Goorau Ithosacl4, J otth.ntreet. Bedford roe. DIAATtIa. CAVR—OeL 2. Mr. W. CLA pd ICIL—Coot 1 Mora. daughter of Mr. Te. Clarke, or Ltelgastlll l .. 1[ 214. 211811W.—Oet. 4, at Shafterbory,Mak Merharr ritt of Mr. T. Y. Neritarr. 11/4,4)110212 7 062 ik at irimetegereace. War-park. 1211.. JahOwt dY. Y. iiikisri•Z 1417 —On tat Ombeliet. MATT Ana. Ind., of th• Lieut. Oa. D. M. D. Po*. IL IL Ned IL Printed sod Wiuta w 2 ms. 8•42.. of No. fc Lombard *Eve, u. etty La.. Arm, the hodoot Skatelass,,—lliusat. UYYY in 1.-uouz.l *„/ th 111■0 Deft Sala Sow bulb POOL g env st 4 4 R KO Tbl It beL V 110111 VAL Wt low VI Milt I dr simi D. far Inc tett, org 1 044. I.ln. 1 1.11 . 13 61 1- kit PRZI Lend. meJ; , T' BLit , iITIZ:b .M.T. i rirbra twod y yid, J rg niateu .2„: ketr.