The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-23 00:00:00

MY FISHING VILLAGE IN THE WEST. Not to the elderly lounger, who, when he leaves town, requires even pavement for his gouty feet, salmi knees for ass incipient asthma, a clever mires to attend al the esigeosies of his wig, warm baths to 'unser ap whalers of life remiss in his aged body, a indshis cwieisas se pimps his palled appetite, sad pisimatitssosety of his etwo @undies to disease thew aide hits of Wiese gossip sa winch he lives—es to tic youthful losuger, ler whom are sign yachts, long pies with the Germs' band at 4 pm., carecolling steeds, Hudson's replies, flashing eyes, round hats, nett ands, saucy little roman jackets, wavy hair, and all those other feminine attributes which Mr. Leech se admirably depicts— not to the Invalid, to whom rooms of • mean temps rature, general care, and uursing and attention are esaesnial—not to the keen shot, or the patient fiy fisher, would my fi s hing village hold, oat the slightest uldncientent for • visit. But to me, who em Landon-ridden and work-sodden, to whom the real meaning of • holiday is not only the oesea:ion of ordinary labour, but_ a complete and thorough change in the manner of hying, to whom a mouth's vacation is Dot merely abstinence from pea and ink, but the foundation of health and strength, which is Mist me duriog the nentll months" toil—to me this village is the beau Weida sojourn ing place. It is something to be twenty miles beyond the math of radway—it is something to be fora short tines • dosses of • place where gm is unknown, when there are but halterdosen shops, no bathing asschmes, go metalled', no pavement, no harpies to worry you to buy sand-and-shell preparations as you lit on the beech, as lawyer, no doctor, and only half a clergymen—hr we share one curate with the neighbouring village. The name of my haunt wild horses should not drag frees me ; for, if it were dimeminated through the medium of thyme columns, the locust tribe of tourists would, in all probability, coins sweeping down upon it next autumn, and the charm and freshness of the picturesque little plate would he gone for ever. I know them, these tourists! artiets on the look-out fur new subjects, all beard and sketching easel and while umbrella, litterateurs in march of character or some unhackneyed spot in which to lay the scene of their new novel ; sucking barristers, who during the long vacation have bid " good-bye to the bar and its moaning" (as Kingsley hie it), sad are endeavouring to recover from theft severe legal studies of heated dancing-teems, *SW bones and comic songs, in some cheap sat tered nook. The nearest hint that I will give= whereabouts is that it lies dawn on the emit of S uth Devon, and in a little bay Is.. tared in a• esormeas bay, of which Lalwarth Cuffs and Start Point form the extremities. From what I can make out, however, the London. world will hive an opportunity of deciding for them. selves the merits of my fishing village about the beginning of next May, for having been told in the vernacular of the district that " a man had bests %Adis' down beer, a-draughtin'" (drivighting math ing drawing , and the whole sentence treasietedim porting that an artist had been dayiog *u p), I made further inquiries. and discovered dosed. fishers had indeed been honoured by a visit from a gentleman who is an associate of the Academy, and who is second to none in his treatment of marine subjects. And indeed he must have found apt food he his pencil, fur scenery of the most picturreqes and inset thoroughly English nature abounds in the neighbourhood. After leaving the railway statists you drive for twenty miles over an apparently never-ending soccesmon of bills, bordered ea either side by high hedges luxuriant in wild flowers and blackberries, and bordering fields of • brilliant verdure unknown but in Devonshire and Ireland. Ali at half way you perceive nestling down in a valley a little town, within • few yews • sees fishing village like our own, but now under building influences, and county patronap, arro gating to itself the title of watering. plan., and stroeg in its possession of a pier running out into the sea, an hotel, bathe, and an esplanade. Proceeding several miles, and moray in; in reply to your inquiries as to where the object of your search may be satiated, a respectful .alutation and the words " I du'low, 'tis just down hes," you begin to row anxious at perceiving no signs of human habitation, and are about to give up your journey in despair, when after reaching the summit of a hill little leas steep than the side of a how you pseeeive the thatched roofs of our village nestling in the valley below you. The boss, which are of fabulous antiquity, have all thatched roofs, little windows, and low ceilings{ in then live families dating from the Great Plague (the Hegira of our village, which tuff red severely frees the pestilence), generation succeeding genera. tiro, and house, boat, end arts descending from father to son with as great a regularity as entailed ooperty moo( people better born. We boast of t one narrow street, sloping down towards the aria, t brough which rune • brawling stream, with her stepping stones laid across it to give access to the @otters, and it discharges itself over a pretty little waterfall close by the Coast-guard station, on to the beech. At this Coast-guard station—a white, ben rocky looking building, on the edge of the Siff, with a flagstaff in front of it. and a Asa weather-beaten looking preventives lounging abed —dwells the lieutenant commanding, who, hem position and education, is emphatically the snaa of the place—a kind-hearted, simptheindefl o gerruloas old man, full of wondrous stories et doinp its the service; for in by-gone days •w4l. lags acre anything but • respectable thensese, and was the most notorious smuggling place ces the coast. All this, however, is long sine w p as t ; agd now those neat little smacks which you may ale lying on our beech, surrounded by their litter of outs, mom square-cut trimmed sails, lobster-poes, Bs. are never used for anythieg b u t th e most legitimise" deep-sea &Ming. Away in them go at aa early hour in the morning our entir e male populate*. BM late in the afternoon it is a pleasant pastime te lazily on the tall cliff overhanging the little her. hour and watch the tine malt, with the sunlight ins the as sails giving them quite a Mediterranean edect,oomeboundingoverthebay. We are so primitive that we actually have DO windlass, no capstan, among so that when the smacks, which come broadside ea, ere mended ou the beach, all the available palling and hauling force ski down in a line behind each other, sod with a cheery " Yo-ho" song, by sheer manual strength drags the boat oa t o f tido reach. With their customers, however, the fishers have no direct dealing ; there is herr, as in all ether places, a class of middlemen, who profit by the in nocence of the flab-catcher and the carelessness of the fish purchases, and make their market out of each. No sooner is the dirge landed thea these harpies, who are principally old women, are en the spot, the fish are at ones sold by auction (sad em the purchasers, like Jews at a London sale room. never bid against each other, they p ridicaloasly cheap), and the middlemen, Loading their, little cart, thetr donkey-pannier, or their hand books', as the came may be, start off to supply the - - neighbouring villages and the country seats which are within a reasonable distance. The women of At ageneral ordination holden in the cathedral the village, old and young, pas all that portion of church ^rNrumichie. 11 • 01 •7 Issr, the hcllnwing Sencins wave mdtained ham the h o ly ce d ers o f deems and their lives which unot spent in fish-curing and boiling in the manufacture of lace; indeed, I am e66366— i ir b iabsi r °4l " ; zdy w d hass u iery Chmalmsdsli ta st ‘ . "' d i ,. 1 given to understand diet nearly all the lace oom- ot lialvorolty Collooß, Durban Ilefiroroßy ; Th0000ra: amply called " Honitoo "is made here, and that our sir Amodio a ime. OtillegaLeades; HOINT Asresse lasses had the credit of turning out her Majesty's Loads Ortadie, &A., 84. Mary Bat Oxford; Wilmot wedding-dress. Contingent upon thiamine, mast Doltion treks., late Student of Bins" %aut. ad, 4. Dotb . 7 4 ; . 0orviir wd Tt . ,,T. o Av.: of Kiag's be, I should imagine, a vast consumption of tea at all events, you inn hit upon no tins of the day at ombrid,"„ us , ji. ° ,lt., e teitt; which the teapot is absent from our hobo. The Ss Oxford, _• Afrailats women drink tea with every meal ; and ; aitwasti Thaws Beam Gales they are right, for it is the best potation P = F 014144 Imam: Cbrise• OM . place. I cannot say with Mrs. Prig, " the drinks is Jobe Vetch, B.A all good :" worse and thinner beer, sore stomach. °aim; ga" weimet. 8.A., p.p.:a:whies paw/. PABSBANINTS AND Aeroarritiets. .E.V c. .f J. 114 binfl• teeth-setting , tongne-roughing cyder. it has g anutt, yiew , d N aha ., us , Lbws! , ley. 8 . ewer been my bad let to come across. There is, to be MIAs. mess of Lollovoxib • Whowdool wore. sees very tolerable rum_ ; but rum is not a pithead et flarg=ara tiers sittbsdrol.' Bow. H. B. spirit which many of our Loudon stomachs will ranDleaar 184 idele elpearmathaera Meade of tolerate without rebellion. Zee. C .W.. N. 11= Y.A. mar of B. Nisholoo: j Now- H ow to paw your time ? W Th e e l re l, ample. sad let it pass itself! f i o s llo n w oth m i : ° 444. °a - Tyne we . al Bob. . 3. 7. ...0rtak t mikethiL ll.4l.., g I moo t Boatatos. Seems of Ossesy. T. T D gl. Leon isv . as thankful to say, which "we ought to do!" seise mid vier at Clierheimrs. there of show places to see. people to visit, stated hours to W. & Path& KA.. Sophia le the Camisklianthe walk our, and special places to walk in. If you are la. ' IL Q.'s ' mu' tad ileit etlsfls a swimmer you shall find a splendid tumbling sea , dA Bow. I . P. O. Testae, 8.A., taros with thirty feet water, within two strides of du =lTht lee. R rill Fl4l. rt eadwa" s-joba 4Thecket " beech, whence you plunge; if you are what the ! r EXPRESn, TH URSDAY EVENING, SEP I'EMBER 23, 1858. knowing ones cell "eats" on yotr walking, there are cliffs to try your wind and hills to prove the mettle of your legs; if you ars a botanist, lovelier wild flowers than adorn our lanes and hedge* never grew—a naturalist, and you shall exercise your in gmuity in classifying the tailless stoats, weasels, and field-rats which scuttle constantly across your path. The erschologist may shell out all day oa the beach (ha will have so chance of pertorming the feet in the slang sates of the word, as there are no stops in which to spend his money); the student of character may learn mach in his communication with the kindly hearted boatmen • and the bookworm can wake the acquaintance of an old lady, the widow of a naval °thaw who possesses " Thaddeus of War saw," " Pamela," " The Mysteries of Udolpho," and other reccat publications. Only let him be prepared to rough it, to wear a shooting jacket, a wide-awake , and hobnailed boots —to smoke a short pipe,and to give and take with the rough good humour of the district—and the toil worn Londoner will be certain to pass a pleasant holiday in my fishing village. Y. itt s small imbue, he (the kernel esensel), tab, into osmideration the chereoter which the seemed bore, d it wit* he tee =nab to mit e jury le Ind flips be hidr i X been fittest in what he bad done, end ihould %melon not oar any evidence. Mr. Nigh said the amused never bed say intent to Wren& • verdict of Nog Guilty was thin teams. THIRD COURT. (Before the Common fieryrent.) The greater portion of the day is this court wee fa ditgadag of the remainieg Mint awes left in =el Court list of yemerdey. TM 01611.1iinis daring the math which has elapsed since the sessite emetated to 36, or rather more then one-fifth of the satire sminiwr of the Oman diar in the present calendar. Bat ate of the mess = • G&W n of novelty. It was that of two woman, with children is their armee, whir = "ab edo:Otd - the Mowing novel plan. They celled arm the sweete at gestimesn, moody the cooks, end inquired whether they bed any bones for sale, and My mode the purchase pa id for them in bed balf-trowntA receiving • large proportion back in pod choose. The., is little doubt but that the had he pretties,' to a great extent not only in town bet in the eabmbs, for in ads instance one of the uttering. took piece at a getelansen's beer at Camberwell and another at the west end althe town. eoroarof thoprioojwnT who had bow Won convicted was sohnood to pad wwwitodo, wad the caws to long Nos of ; the Camas Ihrlowit ospeusiag Ms hi pass owe sowthaoss spa all ;hoes who maw • thwo balw• the . "wit _ _ ifilisionh Jloni,l9, mi;imind, was Indicted for °marling dislike of alma° alibl. 16:& - iiipa l Tramaiaisi, Ran lin nei g h dekaded. The ere !ate seise the primmer Ira this : The some* a vespesesbie-ki= si rrood wawa. lived at wannawaret, eon vie the aim Nth was cm e vials to some kiss& la Glerrett-irms, ht that hood. She wee the* takes In la the pods, hot 7 th stem what hod been the mates with her, mad shortly dour verde left eppirently in very week conithion. later the mete emit sis ins ems swag la a very saleasted stals ta tf al t m . mo d the Thome, seer vidok oh rt, on the , Ike body elf a howls wr head et SO below Miloweter murk. The opinion of ihamedpiea was dot the skid bed died from the want of prow Wl* at fie lea. bed, it wee broad by the pollen psepewil some kr ea infant, end had it in her drawls M Mem 17; Ks deem% esslueeled that the disposal of the body wee Doe the see et einereekorait which the law ODD ThIi t Z L IVIIMIIIi a week etßee Guilty. M" a t end AAA 14a 4 , 21, labourer*, we combed er a @wan um she police. Mr. Cooper sad Mr. Mud preelevied and Mr. Ribten and Mr. Lei MIA& it spinout iihet y M sa eho alma( of Sunday, the Bth of Anger, the asmetahbr won at Teenne"o-kull, user Deptford, • Starlet MAW by the lower dose ot sodosvoluing to disputes a mob which was colleetig e whoa they was set on by do grinners and other', esenebsrlog ha all nearly 100, sad neat ewer* 111-treated. One of the pismire nearly bit off the laps of police-constable 318 R, whilst smother (Illesr bed MB jaw brokon. The Common fisrjesnt seettenced the rnieonoes to took* months' Imprikonntent, observing that it vas a areal brutal and diegraoefal outrage. SOUTHWARK. Hr. Hairy Galati, • svarehouttethan. of Chespeide, resid ing at Poreet-bill, was ch ar ged with attempting to mom the rolls of the Brighton Balmy terminus, London-beldre, while a Male was ta timtkie, sad obstructing and wraith% one of the railway company's essmats in the szsouriatt of his duly. Jams Peckham, an Meer It the employ of the Laden Brighton and Soutb Comet Railway Compaity, said, that as a quarter past nine o'clock oa the previous night he was en duty at a barrier inside theterininus where the public passed to mooed to the MM. At that dins the ball ream and he Modred a signal to start the train for West Croydon. He did so, =daemon as the trsialitsrlsouted the primmereame to him and wanted to pass him. He told him it was too lam, as the min bed started. The prisoner then attempted to climb over the harrier, led afterwards he got over tbe wall and went over to the snivel side, where a fain was coming fa from Brighton. The prisoner then jumped m the metals and was about to cross over to the down Croydon train, which was then leaving the terminus, when cm of the ticket collectors rushed after him and stopped him. The primmer pitched the collector against the buffer of the =ghat, sad it was a miracle that a amities saddest did sot take place. Whams rushed to the collector's maistaaos, whin the prisoner Muck him twice on the breast, and when on the platform he streak him again. Kr. Wallace, the station master, and Inspector tody. Rich/tads, then came up, sad the primmer war given into cus The miaow hero denied having struck say person. John Winetealey, a ticket orilestor, oonfirmed the forum witness:B statement. _ The dehodattt adadtted arcalair the metals, bat denied the setaalte. He called Kr. Bdwardirsttel , also a wershousissan, residing at Forest-hill, who &aid he was present at the time, and saw Mr. Gillett attempt to cross the line, end the ticket °Winter hint and pulled him about rather rudely. Delhosdast stoppede him, when a scuffle ensued, but be did not see hie friend strike any officer. Mr. Bantam said he did aot think that any violent assault had been committed, but that the defendant merely pushed the officer while he was preventing him from serious acci dent to life or limb ; therefore he should not inflict the full extent of punishment the law allowed him. As a caution to him and others he must pay a penalty of 40s. THAMES. Mr. Joseph Smith, solicitor, applied for a anisaces against a person named Day, for defrauding Mr. flalsogon, a tradesman. Mr. Smith stated that his Mast, Mr. &lesson, had a pony to diepoes of, and he agreed with • an named Day to exchange it for a harm, which appeared 'effetely sound and free from blemish. On the following roarninc, when the horse wee groomed and washed, he was found to be covered wit► sores, which bad bean ingeniously }elated over and concealed before the lone an. tato the poesesska of Mr. &lesson. His client attempted to work the home, bat a constable stationed on the Brtmswick•wharf, Blackwell, threatened to summon him to the police court if he did so, and the animal was oriven to its stable. Mr. Salveson wee now in posseesion of • worthless horse, covered with sores, and Da_y had obtained • valuable pony. Mr. Yardley—This is an attempt to make this court a tri bunal to try a horse canoe. Mr. Smith—With due submission to the court, sir, I moan to my ft is • kind of fraud to paint over the some of • home and pass It or as • sound one. Mr. Yardley—Yea, but there was an exchange. I think you tang take the ease into the County Court, or into one of the superior warts at Westminster. If you make out the sores of the home were painted to conseal them, you will no doubt mover damages. I decline to grant • summons. Yr. Thomas Stamway, a Intilie;,7ippeared before Mr. Ingham to answer • ottomans charging him with unlawfully to evade the payment of a toll under the following oircummanom : Wright, a Noll-collector, stated that on the temala isius Of an 11111 i Inst. he was at the aide bar at the comer tithe Ist the lisyswater-road, Notting-hill, when he saw the t drive up in a chaisaveart. He the Wed the bee and got on tithe cart. sto rth: left lies bass eari cart unattended, sal yolked enough the her to bused the Mall Tenth, when be bed Nene row bating& Winer celled the Menke el • onelabie ft the bens sad can bong left nestionded, es this was sot the drat time he (Adenine) lied evaded the ppaayreat ef the 151. A I men was ah ermine exit by the to milk the bares up and down the read, used his Ohs delndsaf a) return. By not driving the bens sad sat three* the her he en deavoured towed* the month of IL led. On other one sins he had cash the delinedeat lake eat of the art and carry then thestgli the bee le kis The detesthat Mil nee thee ago he bought a piece of land lie the Mall, sad commenoed erecting DAM sew no. At that time thin we as bur at the end, sad he had free aeons to his propeeth; the heathy Mat her had ben put np, which had very width* de . gentthiled thp .value of his booms, sad had lammed his z be i maid eat cart bricks er sorbing else within • tell. lie should like tow he the °plain of his ;rent; al to whether they had any Agit to put up the bar. Mr. legion said the commissioners of roads bad power to place • bad all the ale roads leading upon the main line. The sot at pediment also stated that if say pane should inn upon a road say bores, cart, ko., by reason whereof the to • paymen y t of of toll shell he avoidedor lesesan, was Noble gosalt The defendant readily admitted leaving the horse sad oar to prevent being charged with the toll. He, however, denied few having carried say heavy goods through the bur, but only • Mr. Ingham said be would only impose a nominal penalty this time, as the eleasedene append to have been acting 1 under a mistake. He fined him Is. and 7s. nets. The defsadent was also summon ed by the peace for leav ing his cert in a thoroughfare longer than was necessary for toning or unloading. Mr. Ingham only lined him Is., and 3e. costa. TREATMENT OP THE INSANE.-INQUEST AT OOLNEI-HATCH. Yesterday Mr. Wakley held an inquest at the County Lunatic Asylum. Colney-hatch, on the body of 'Thomas Francis Williams, one of the palest., who was IbM deed In his bed by a sight attended. After the evidence of the attendant had been takes, Dr. Tydeus, the medical superintendent of the seas de-. parttime; stated that the deceased was quits dead whoa he arrived. There was not the slightest mark of Admix upon his purses, sad a post- modem exeralaation at the body showed death to have been produced by asphyxia, the melt of an epileptic St, the man being subject to that Sara of disease. The - beds wee of • white colour, and there was • very re markable tumour se large as • walnut found at the bees. Coreed—The attendant states that he has 200 patients to look site at sight, and of that number 40 have Ste. Surely that ettewhowe is sot enough for such a Dumber Dr. There are three night watches on the male day, eel all ea ditty at the suns dim (,Less—But he says he is away three quarters of sa hour at a dew The attendance is Dot enough. It le an atonnews wiesber, 200, and more, than any man casi Mibirlook after, with forty of them subject to Ste. a mad even la the same room, but distributd over some. sped. rations being suffocated meke no noise to direst the enieh's attention, none whatever. One of the petiolate and on attendant were examined, but additional wee elicited, except that the deemed ape s. = the patient next his bed about three o'clock, end seemed very well then. After some further observations by the coroner upon the insufficiency of night atteadants, who had to give Miele s t flood, tc., to so my patients in the night, the jury returned • verdict in mediae* with the medical evidence of Dr. Tyumen, sad the peossedbige tartninated. OUTRAGE IN A CHIGICIETARD.-0011 Of &Coe wanwaly wicked and coaligannly nisehincen astimen ter which it is difficult to find cooties, ether la paw hoed dam, or grovelling sell-interest, wee perpetrated at deed of algae cm Friday lac at Bardwell. la the oherollyard el thin =lon wads a tomb, earroanded by hoc plisades, whisk ewes She mins of the pewit iseumbeot's l co ad st y. ly At the Not of lbw Mob diem Mood ea elegant end marble ewe, eo pissed et the request alibi' eVing lady Una& Oa Miry iNgU Ilk cross was broken and carried snip, met to she grief et the eneemed rector, acid we may say el nearly aN the perth. • Timothy of tress sad shrubs were damaged at the ems time. On PeNee &spa lateselsat Clark being applied to, he was it opinion Uwe the cram must be secreted eerneerdwe war th= ham memos it wee taboos ft msssot a Ytely to be earehd jar away, et eared for eels: and to break it op anywhere w eisemred ingenals mould to likely to load to dstestisn. The town wilt& Mee adjenst se the cherstyle• was accordingly dragged with snow et Ilea NW It might hare been Wolin down= awe a booth* arm► et seem lemedea, It wee the. seed le moil the eleekarlielmmeeemermadil re al bilk* ea the site el wXlek Y lemh, ssa.edvhe .seers .11 Om reamilei " mma et war _ 801.111111Nem deilmiswdla The melt le siew am* Wiz *WWI mak emil mperpown wUt tashela watilhie die at the tighway dllt plemellylbeelleedal i gterelseilaeat Clark was peedhialeas by dwells et UM seals liithest from the eleseholm ewe emerallag paledleir from the mud, which, sajoiewinws twee& tie by • rake, proved to be the mai* mom poly anima bur the seam sod otherwise sMeEVY~flinherd.--41/org het. Balcurfow.—The BrifAton Gazett• rye We petAkii this went a ney hog Nat of arrivals, sad the Wirt le sew meresdag ha wealed gristy. Ow do pamine ere ilier ead Ar telecom donna& wow Nome le be male e w er hewer of firm mad mend! elma awl la the mowed amber two or three week we may ratable *et the awn wO me m& some 40,000 Mitres." trtrivertleameatl—we quote a few more of DDmsthe lOW MIMI dads& willing RIN•11.14 *sum ..... ... mi ardr:writt b alre• B lls to whir reeta are aimed er Min 1 4= 4 =tiver a"." er Ms saran *gm. taj= "** J...l.s 7 l:tf . ..i= . d .. . ll l=dara . an Emma? Wiliener ." = "°. : Bl". ft NE. sad 61116614 w nod minsos t &llailla —Oars ..oz s ci —Cor• CUL dotter et . au- , DA. The 110 i. an If& airolier• ant tor. n fr" mai ttl ; IyrisoMar i aii Wairek • ' . • MA111416. Barr. 22.—The market to-day bas be.. Ina at ths adman.. Saha : 10,000 bales, meat 'gum 2,000. 1.000 Bnrat, at 44. to eia. ; 700 Egyptian. 3d. to ; ,000 araam, to Rd.; 100 Maranhao figd. to 1 ; 00 Bahia, M.; 7,100 Amass. CORM.—ENITON, Sort. 12.—Tbsro was a good supply of wheat at oar Mal kat today ; the trade shoat the same as last weak. Rods, 42a. to 44a. ; liikito, 445. to 475. A fair show of oats at la. decline: 11 stasso, 22a. to 235.; 12 stones, 255. to Ms. More beans °Swing to-day at last wears rates : now, 465, to 46e.; old, 60s. to 620. Peas same u last week, 465. to 48s. LTint, Supt . 21.—dt our Corn Exchan ge thi s day we had a fail attendance of growers, and but a moderate supply of wheat; the bast samples realised within Is. par q r . of last wok; otamoo, Is. to 24. per qr. lower. Bar in hi e @apply, mad all descriptions moat be noted ad. to ls. per qr. ethaspor. SiOCITON- ON •Tzu, SrxT. 22.—Tbe arrivals of grain fa the pen week are fair. At our market this morning the sup ply of wheat from the growers was not large ; there being g good attendance of buyers, it was cleared off early at the fall currency of last Wednesday. Bean. unaltered. Oats in steady request. Grinding barley in good demand, without alteration In value. Imports during the past week : —Wheat, emetwise, 800 qrs_ • foreign, 860. Barley, foreign, 1,000 . Oats, otnatwies, 360. CATTLE.—tionnum,lnTr. 22.—Trade kaiak to-day sellers sold out. Beet made from 2s. to 64.; mutton, 3s. 10d. to 6a. 2d. ; ved, 4s. to 6..; pork, 3a. to 4e. 64. per stone of Min., sinking the offal. COALS.-LONDON SIP?. 22.-Grey's West Hartley, 16e. ; Hartlepool Was; Hertley,l6a. 6d. ; Holynell,l4e. 6d.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, Mr. 96.; lenhert's Weft Hartley, 168. 6d. • Newcastle Hartley, 14s. 6d. ' North Percy Hartley, 14i. 6d.; Tanilald Meer, 13s. 36. nualleld Moor Butte, 13e. 3d. • Walbotrle Hartley 148.; Ward's West Hartley, 15e.; items. 14s. 6d.; Wa l l. Bad Acorn Close, 16.. 9d. • Walls nd Byron, 16e. 61. ; Walls End Eden, 160. ; Wall. Bed Cheer* 16s. 6d • Walls End Harlon, 16.. 9d.; Wall End Hilda, 16s. ; Valls Bad Northumberland, 168. ; Walls End Riddell, 166.64. ; Walls End Braddyll's Rotten, 16.. 9d. • Walls End Freiman gate, 16e. ; Walls End Hatton, ; Walls Bad Kepler Grange, 16s. 9d.; Wall. Bad lAnbten, 17s. 3d. • Walls Bad Roamers Holton, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End Iles;h Hall, 16.. 3d. ; Walls End Hanwick, 14. 3d. ; Walls Hnd.Tees, 18a. ; Walls End Whitworth, Ms. 3d. ,• Walls Bad Conn don, 158. 6d. ; Blrcherove Gralsols, 18s.; Brown Moor High Main 14a. 3d.; Nizeit's Merthyr, 21s. ; Pewell's Dulfryn 34eian, 21a.-131dps at market, 73; sold, 66. THE LEVIATHAN. Subjoined is a oopy of the official circular, a dman to the shareholders in the Eastern Steam Navigation Company, iu szplanation ot the plan for transferring the great vessel to a new company. If we are rightly informed, upwards of 130,000 shares of 11. each have already been applied for, out of the 330,000 which are to form the capital of the new company. The formal prespectnscannot be published until nearly a month hones, in conformity with the provisions of the Limited Liability Act : Desr Sir,—l have be pleasure to transm for your con sideration t he prospectus of a prepared ne it w company for perabasimg and equipping the Great liestent, by which rot well prolve that noun an winded of tarrying out the se wittiness passed at the last meeting of the proprietors, and at the semen thin of avoiding a pubbc 'notion, at which, if no suitable offer went trade, the effect would be absolutely nohow, and, under the most fevourable circumstances, would be eiceedinely prejudicial to your interest.. Tbo =airing efforts of your diameters to raise the ',caitiff* assount of capital having been unsocomeral, I feel myself jureitrad in 'synth that the proposed company airds the best and perhaps the only arena of protect ngg the intonate of those who an unable or unwilling to sabseribe towards the completion of the retool, whilst it enables those who an willing and able to subscribe to do so without incurring this slightest loos by the seminal obsiage dowsers. The plan on which the company is projected that witi.-11 wee erailateed by one of your Metal directors, Mr. P.. J. ft. Campbell, M.P., and favourably tredve d by het trait. ing with thie important moddlcaUra, however, that it does not involve so large a ascriflos on the pert of those who do not subscribe. --- iitiprowool ---- ers of the company have had the elides sad nemetance of Mr Campbell, who far sight years has, with Mr. Hope and other directors, devoted so much time and amnia to your totems& 1 have Mao felt It fey duty to *id them with my bumble smistaaos, bemuse I have the meet tersest desire ro see your noble loam-taking completed, being limn engaged in its prostorks from the 00133MilICO. rest, sad feeling seemed that roar ship will sot only be a greet smear In a otemereial point of rum, but that it will at sees ease a complem revolution in them navigation and said metorbil aid is eleeephiming and 000soltdating tho power of this conntry. Hr. Hope, with • majority of your dire c to rs , so d severa l o f the lames shareholders, have already signified their approval all the proposed sew reapasy s provisional board bee been formed for wry in., I's objects into divot, sad I ant deputed by tars to make this individual appeal, in order to ascertain how tar they may count me the seeistance of existing share holders Mime riabag to the yobbo. It is peepord to rnrege ire ohms in the new company lir We dimes la Os aM erspen_ ,y • hat at the row time giving these al the siring direlishire who may with to retire the doing is, and ef receiving their propor des et the detain meth The werk/si dr paspred piss be thee filestrated: —A holder et In shares in the old e l mpany ray avail Mm salt et either el the follow options : lie may =range her alums It 36 shores le the sow company. folly paid up; or for 1110 ighweem haw psi, eutbiest to mile to the Went of 16s. per sheer whisk ward be his quota; or far 60 sham, lam paid, sedger to cells to the sass.. of 10s. per share. The of We Watt is la esereels the disposition of the ehrei.id se is to Noble dr dimmes% the emitter at e , -epenteles, sad dr preireters ad the sew corm: . bring the solons bike s s moods( of the hailers ef the Erten errs Maly** Comps= early dead assand dtheir eseCellleell, end at 17814 from without, to Nadel tie =WNW earn& ; so •1111ential that no uneweseemy delay disehl take piece, I have to request that you wlll favour ma with • reply on the socompanylEg form, on or before B.turday, We' 6th but., that day baying been appointed by the promoters to make ,hale lasi arrangementa.—l have, ke., (ekgbiid) Igo. TAM. - - - fllaee the above waa written a scheme beg been announced Is des rwpOw4 ander the title of the *. Englieh and hemerlaea Ship Cornpsay (Limited); this scams is is ao we, cosesotsd with Ow project ahove re. dared to, bat es It nay reader 1 .. ..1ands In the title of the CrAlorapsay armesory, I have thought It right to In of the sews; and ale, diet Sea the result of lo yalties made, It does not appear se amesati frees parties likely to be able le mass nay 600E4 dr aname &woolly subwribed in the asinoraniust ef arealatles. Was 31. 10e. only : THE CHURCH. VISITATION OF THE SOUTHWARK AND LAMBETH CLERGY. Yesterday morning the Bishop of Winchester held • visitatiew of the Southwest sad Lambeth clergy, together with these whoa boraces as shore im the immediate atighbearhosil et the two boroughs, at St. Saviour's Mout, Leaderobeldpe. There wire areas the Rev. Charism Law, of Ressergra. sad newt dem ; the Rev. j, L Liusaaam, maw of Lambeth: the R. Wil liam Climes, cedar of St. Orris, einltturark ; the Rev. Jen" b_s, rear of Christ's Church ; the gee. 0. Veer& rotor of et. John's. ficeselydows; the Rev. Art work Bowyer, rector of Clepisam ; rho Rev. J. Gram, rector of Testing ; the Bay. J. Oibson, rector of Tier mover, ; the Rev. W. Curling. obsolete 01 St. Srear's ; the Rev. R. Bike, teeter sf Rotherbithe Pryor was reed in the Mon* after which the pealed whit the Marge which be &burr at as Woodsy. Alluding is Iced miser be odd this since the Draw Berry bed boas ihreent iad are miscues hod Mee beilt-80 in Surrey sad 71 Rampsidea, et ti met of 1110.0001. In that deem traernaedwria se ha b 4 weds • enmity purees ; sew IWO were were day I. the siege mina of Wniebrise thee then were la ter whole rusty • cestury sad a gamer same The rem& tit tee single parr et Lambeth were sin run se many me they are la the whole meaty of Berry it the mere pried. The =Zewho had eureined the soiree bed regard astir. st them, bet be eignelmil b id ISM in slate wheels there vas a m t;ition bring enrol she Intel lestmel sail more ebildren Is the diepregemeat sad moire of Mrs who d super or bright. is seer owe are there was a earterat irregularity of orreries end • and were et She apphis e ret teaching. Whoa rob wee the are. be recoareaded Application to the Committee et Ceemeli is Idearies. He elided to the objections which vestries hod need is may gammas Se the erotica of sew relselsetrel owlets. which WAY deli iatd " sew teg priera,” 1, sad ported 11t some dthe arentree mar erne ben the &vire • I web a pore se this of & Giorp the Martyr. t a lrrit at ire retiesemy whir bed Ira glom by the Rev. W. Wire, mhonew sit 131. George the Ifrryr, sod the Rev. W. D urenD Lea& isounisent et St. Peers; Berreadesy; ts t soresir pree sad rid he should shrugs be I bow le esneries ee es well es short spider sr vier Threw Ch they did not revere wi t h the orrery eerier cif the ar& To-ley the Bishop will bold a Agitates at Ringetm, and will redoes his for for the emirs likallefilt, according to the tollowieg anumgreent Fraley, Pepe. 24, at eh* : fkimasq, Peat. 23, et Reernster ; Morey, .17 at *Mew; Twf. Or* 28 . al Wischetwc: Wehrle,' ego, 211, et imussre; Thursday, Sept. 30, at Pres: meal ; dirmedey, Ost. 2. at Newport, Ise et Wight CRIMINAL COURT. OLD OOURT.--Sin. 11. (Beare lb. Paean Warm mad Yr. Judea Hill.) Oa* holoriat II • !swim. • • moment, wee doerged diegfwg awl allosiagas sossaat able noels tar goads. el hint to bliss( ogbas roams st the logisearat the laileamat In question wee described se • 11l at latlieff. Mr. Beak and Yr. IWO eashaslat the prewooutka. Mr. Robbins woo anal km the The }my reiorood • wirdlot 1= 1 . " Tbs leaked holm ha wig wratows, said that the mimes had been saavlaitill spat the say ellwrest svickione ot des sir as of %twirls g a lined bill et ladtag, knowing it le he toned, and it appeared to him that tt was imposable to imaggemte the iseporuinos at the inquiry to the oommerolal lasmilai all rely of the Clty of Louisa. bat of other ausweasiol cite. It was se it oslaukW to ta lks graaloot logary, to ilia lads , lailv to ass =r late a Lw tken. ago Mt Mal% bal. rC li t s o lli rAltarr:d ehboosh tit, patioluasnt had bean rsialgod by legislature, the same or width be had been ecaolobet was still regarded r sae d 'the most serious dowerlytiss. He appseeed to have shigald as ler thea MIK by MIMI a 1••••••••, sad although ft was ow amelan = thL la so a ana who had formerly Mod so respootshis a grid= la lie part ooadltion, yet hie duty to Mks public, anordlial him la bold oat a warning to odium la is ho thoriders tilt hawed to paw upon him the sent=s eight yew* gown! sorelludo. Jame Pooh, • led ignorantly about 16 years old, rumen dere& to Who to. Idol upon a charge of hawing wilfully and ensilaloort goo to as out-hoar sad stab* with intent to injure lon Tererlor.. _ bbd; Mr. Lab, wee mama far the primmer. The prcesentor, is this sun, it applasel was a cowkeeper lat Bristow, sod t he pel•0011r had bees be his service, but was discharged shor tly beim the time whim the ire occurred that was the subject of inquiry. At the time the woe discharged there was a dispute between and W rassisr wpm the whites c 4 the warning be was as reseim, ami time appeared to be so ihiebt that the pri mmer we My miry ce esseust Ms mot reciebbi whet he oonsidered to be the proper make, Ned the that he wee wader the impressioa that the _pieseaster jai revaaed blin from getting another piece, be wee bawd to utter various it s threata,:suchee that he would my., his meetwatriekoedthat hould aot be long bake, he did sa, this be wield ail his cows and all his senates were deed, and edam elmiler character, and It appewed that mry soca saw prlmem left the prosecutor's smoke the Wise vies wigged es melons annoyances by him cow big waded la the Mehl, iead Skit being mixed with their bat e eel b • we eempilledb totio7 a man to sleep in the stable, whir& hed Ihe alba elge,blf • stop to this kind of amayeece. Theirs is gesMile Maw esi about three o'clock is the abeam et Its net of July, and before it ambegulehell the teemlesme of the prosecutor wee entirely se the mewl, and& sews were Mowed to death, eel • swam* Met bad beim loom was so much isjared OM It woe heed le Amboy lt. The evi felt:4l.lMM the rheas, in sddYfea to the facts above amassed of peed that he was seen doss to the ;hera thee the ire reemmil, ad that ha wee mho sew Mgo towards it, As having se beim whatever In that dasisios; sal else that he had mob several contradictory etausinessa with reprd be the mesas le which he wee em ployed as the thee the be comae& Xr. Lary mede • very ebb deem. le is jury on behalf of the primmer, sad he urged that tee mach Maxim ought not to be pissed gem bellweweis OM mimed@ by a lad such se be w. Be else salmi se , themes, with a view to astaleheb an ; bet although It hem their testimony that the Omer wen seeks le emsbig L = d e abcrat that tilmthe tinie wam t t a bo li ese s It could sot ~d, end that he meld may have committed the Gies, aril have returned to the competion in whit be teas molgsd. bis. Jesting Hill Melte omelet elp, The jets retired to craiiher their wild, and they 's lushed be about an hour, and head the prisoner &wafts. The pnewator recommended him to the mercy of the mate, end aulitseas was &dared. Dios Stowe, fir isdiebd for the wilful murder of her Sib Min= t6 preseeeled ; Mr. Philippe wee counsel for the debase. TM piquet it 'wand was • attest out of plow, and as wee living at the bows of a pones nawsd Lebow, I. Garden-row, Southwark. On the orattsiag of tbe 371 k July Mr. Ingham ma in his garden, and be oteirrad ocenothing in the dust hasp which attracted his attantion, wad looking in he disoovorei • child WM. The ohlid upon taken to the werthewee, where it died about one o'clock on the sanio day. Upon the body of the child bang exawdrrod, it was found thee tmoke wabiDoel cord bed been torn asunder, and the sermon rmad his opinion that the death of the child was atiribmint to low a blood arising how this cam. Yr. Berea Wide= stpreired his opinion that upon these feats the alsirgeef murder could not be supported, and he therefore directed the jury to drquit the prisoner. Parish Royal, 30, ea Irish latiourer, wee charged with having selielmisly and feloniously thrown upon Daniel Las a ik= atity of boiling water, with intact to maim end In other is of the Indictment the prisoner was charged with having &dually occasioned bodily *fury to the pro- Mr. esit esaketed the pronentiew. It gems& Hat Zara and the praneutor were both twain el a twedef bases in Newcaiticootui, in the &rand, sad Uwe ea the alley asp were IS the kitchen, the pressman Wag at *silos lite Terse for liquor tad neat, sassy. Atearear to the eaten el the witaesess the ginner west to the ire-plese. belt Am a tee see sod drew it early fall el water from - the bells, NA rhea put it ca there nail it bailed. He than delliteately walked up to the penastor and throw OS Wats water line Le fees, sad ashes be fet ayes the pored in agoay be laps to kbk bin, sad Wad *began awl waif have Wheal farther injury apes his. V the bad ad Isar fern and penned Ma teas ta. The ashetnits proeentor was re ta t he ned the slat of the primal@ brutally wee Mat Ihe but the sight of me of his eyes, all twee Inlets: woo myna* im paired. The only aeon stspol by the pies hr his atlas in the way he did was that the promoter was always "as to him," sad the other lodges, and that he used to @hike his coat OVIIr his grub. The gnaw rid Dothiart in his dim, and the jury et ow remand • verdict of Guilty. Hr. Junco Hill, In pasha seahmos, said that the offence of the ' amounted as nearly es porn& to the arias of in , and the law of this sonny would never tolerate such brutality as be had be. proved he have been guilty of. Re than seateand hint to be kept la pawl servitude for six yeare. Robert &sky, 29, wee indicted for resulting Osage Vine, • constable of the City polio., in tb• execution of his duty, sad with the intent to do him grievous bodily harm. Mr. Sleigh conducted the prosecution on behalf of the of the City London. ° Srp ' sit er, It am of end, was fighting with another men when the prementor laterpond to preeerv• the pesos, end teed the primmer to gamin, and immediately span his doing an the prisoner undo a most mange attack upon hint with • short hen anchor, end hallicad such seven misuse upon ilia that be bed set been able to do may duty Coos, end It use doubtful 'bob* he would ever paraeasatly mover. The primer, whin ogled en for Ms khan, said that he was toed dna at the thee, sad bed so raollsolion of =y ang tint talk goes. The Ir rai setnnesd a cachet ef Hugo. Mr. Intneed the aeon that the primer had been before an of bresidng a poliossan'e ars, sad also of =ether ateata He wee likewise the constent Nem and bed ebennere. Mr. Berea Waimea NM that the ginner was a very =lwea, sod hi ordered Ida is be bag In panel hr it years. NEW COURT. (Before the Bas seder.) Matikat Sliiett,ar • = 4: o omd aa tadiotesek Iske with eat ths warehouse of B Meeks, news et paper, rake 71. lOs.. ids=erty. Mr. W. The prima, berbrsa Wit osemes to • carrier whoes prisime adjoin the warehouse at the preseeker, who ie • publisher, is Warwieketrest, City, sod primer bay* oWkoed se ealreaus by petkieg down a hoard to the Ice, Mole the paper geakekr iree enleseed to twelve in towhee atrph Nay, IS. labwarer.ves Wised Se hioelowly as iarr ea 2 air kr the mark of /M. A. IL, with intent Mr. Beak promentsd, sod Mr. Sidle ding, lt appeored trots the Woken, whisk was but pertikly peso kao. that about Pre_yeere skidb it:Flaw leo epased au aseemet at kw treks Dart. y that mere ob tained • sesquo-beek, bet had ant kw • kred cheq kin hod erry reek thsee. The ue be saw keel . abed with hsvhof furred was no et the ammo so etkelmed, had bees pared Is the know*/ wear : —The primer had perehmeed sew artisies at • ebb, Oka( the use of Lawns's, Jobe street, Bacirkey- reed. The eat day be auk a Ira rim& Hale with • hake and cart Is Mee the kluge way, ..d pie him the drew ia quokka le pay kr gaols whisk W boa bought. The elsekoo wee dawns s tokes tbe e Lawreeto, and she peek= babe ben oak ia thud eases, the clerk to km madmen kook de Agee whitest hooka way. wispieles da . s Tho primer woe sot latab.late custody used Mee Mr. Sleigh, del a = the fake above detailed, kid Get be weak eat waste Oleo by etreoziki whom the, but advise the primer to neat hie phe a est spiky. Tik advise Ihe pima WV* Eld IMO MIONIOId tree yea pool serkbakh Ideporof 11.411 Bs" Ilk disk, surriarlared ite lake Ids trisi spew ea MINN'S dries Ma with laving, ie titutscity se euesill to Ili amirs. std to Ms ow• ur sum reaq modead spa auseat of the pubic ssnrk•. ltr. Bodkin arameatod and XL IWO &Wet Mr. Bodkin add that Ir pima , bad bus woad am as arloboat la tbo P and bumps a &tanker la ha netualia but data he bad yellow a litter, la white be adoosorlidad at boo galley alai Irrogalority, Ist b aled Wain aoty taunt to dotrand. About 'bat dor me parr umiak oil ao be bad paid la wary, haring sou' SURREY SESSIONS. (Bake J. E.Jobason, lab, mad a &sok of Kagfatzetes.) szturem DEFALCATIONS OP AN 11100111 AND ASSISI= Yr. Remy DierdriDe, 40, for m 7 yaws an ezteadm Wailer at Rlchamml, In ads county, aad recently assereor sad elleetor of beim emi mewed taw is that parish, wee indeed tar having ow without eathorky et the eiMdsed various to ol money tr a t= Ci psua llimi t i riadarad, with latest to defraud her Midselly's Oesembehmete d Woad Revenue. There wan other acme% is the ladielmeat varying the offence. Mr. Hared. imerwasd by Mr. Jacobs, prosecuted cm beheld of the sem ; sad Mr. Thomson, testntoted by Mr. Had, Am the primmer. The semi wee crowded daring the proceedings, which Is eitsd ammal Mem Mr. Johnsen sitemsed up the evidence with great minuteness, and the Jury, after a short comaltation, returned a verdict of dertittaLl Mr. Bartmidge was, lhowereg, detained • M the suit of the Grown, and was again removed to his old quarters in Horse reangsr-lans geol. OONVICTION OP • NOTOILTOOS 1101111 STIALIII. W. Kelly, 40, deuribed as • horn dulsr, but well knows so onosotod with • notorious of hone steams mud .. copra," wu indicted for ss • orreode ma =l:se Josathaa Fidler, • guenorosor t of hem hits • horn, ulna 111. There are shin balsams sgehmt him for ehadalas ether harm her ormral by maw of Wu peeleases. The peelleakes cd the a,..d haul ia ear fake mark The band Wm &Req. It prowl that he had bona pmerieady matimeel to fou petal emAkie he *slim Mime, Tite mart smiliseethist link years pad mevitade. THE POLICE MUMS. BOW-BTRIIIIT. A. well-dressed am, named Marks Traltsrs, was charged with amealtbg Christopluw Heath, 1L8.C.8. Complainant, who midge in Goths-square, stated that en the previous mein, about seven o'clock, he was walking down Drury-lam, sad saw the priests, who was intoxi ailcated, await • rospealablepioadng yams wawa. Be gist bad of kr, red se dr bobs away from blot, he was about to wens bar, when comphissat laterfered, saying, `Gamy aquae; yen ma LIMO bre elans" Prissier then gored up at cos who paid hint back and walked away. Primer followed thrust his clutched list is hie hoe mid smock his.. t gave hint in It further E ig that whm locked op in titter at the statics, ths kkked sit as door to to use& the lower pond. • vesillaks which wee tied is it. The wer espreeesd wstoldes tw eesdiet, whiab he irMei ie the Owls ad Mak. Es Wee wit* leggy s yes* OA. ow le hopinmed for • mob, hr tbs owsodt es Mr. Nadi. owl elle to pay 11., or he bsgehemsd s less*, lea dreagleg the si dew. la the comes of the day the two peseldes wen geld and the prisoner was set at liberty. MARLBOROUGH-ITISIT. Carolins /mad sad Moping Davie wilt charged, the farms with swabs e audio property of Caps* Weeds/me, it the ktkr with es dog ers die alt. Prom the warm of Hardwick, the keeper at Mews. Lush sad Mawr., swinge builders. Oziord-street, it sp ra us s{ the pervious day two somas of Captain eggae wen at the &awry pods' tits hews to the oar the dos with Wm, whoa It wee soddenly end he barbs sods hiquirlos Is the seighboordest aia Z gobbed ewes to the sat house to diet is whisk the put- semen Ink a *oink be Yard the hark d ri a t ak the Ishmsese bassa.' Ile Sea livid for a easstebla, de tosiefieg the dog Isom She primer Lowe. she he siva it up, wed the primer Davis made an attack on Harderich, Maths trialatir. The gossee, *net! Mr. B. Law* was that Mode, had = 4 _ It bile itult " Ng' bat *e ) house, ead • t a d s ao l l ek er mew= owe they " Way tight to it, o sh wa e ur 4.6led r il wr tams ow iff, lei led in latesties of stealing Ii ; mad es Lithe essealt, Wit was only dose t 7 Davis protecting kr Wafts% the tritons Seriwfa hosing Amok bar. Hardwick denied he had ens& dw hark. Mr. Bade. mid he should dleciesge Lisa, bat Asa! commit Davis for a masa good deal of trerboost wee onstod by doe wham stating that the elsg--• lards bwiaruu torriell= ll 4 beta etsveyed tate the how medic the finde's WIISTMINST3O.. Amew:Bsefria, a servant, wee charged with Mihaly as. moulting her Mistress, MM. Leis Recall, • wldow hily, residing at 8, Halsmoserest, Maims. Compisimat, *boss Ms was meek imam mil he eye campimely closed, described herself as a Mash" II smalo. Sim commend Ur *MUM by seise[ shat sim Mil not think so violist a pwacia as the Sohwino eight Is log at largo, sad Ma append extrannly minstast is cobs into my MUM of dm cirmaishinoss of tits ease. Mr. Payatar baying trammed that lis most bear the whole of Ms particulars, C ms.V ' a I" sass—dins a =oar' I s°d woe a w t d att y :st monsing4er m aons him this molly mat to allowed to be abroad. I rang at Um door. Bice lot am in. Imw her at tares lit Om marnlng. I was quits sober. Mr. lr e =ffew sum you to be out so late? Cosa That is my Mbar. Mr. Monier-4e it is miss Is husks into all the th readiness of the men. Complaiamt—This is constantly ths cam I have kimt her for months. BM kaiaks ins sod insults me ocestantly like ibis. If somebody daa't Mks it up I will. TM polka stated that a lady was is attendance who could throw isms light upon the matter. orames TM abs lady la gesstion, living mit doar to Ike said tbs. was very nispestably sad seedenbis haws prs, bat was midi Widoled Is drinking. Thar was a sodsior = s wim ohs wa as s dis disc vslotemols awl woa y esissi sf kir Wis. bor. Cm. phial = di ms Add d the ildosisidood sows sends d the dosiss di Tanis iiV iest strussa six sod sem that frponlag iieres Mos. odor whisk ellsoso l A; soft Mrs sem woo a mod _ussiodudipooss. Mr. shoirosi ad sibs sgoisioef sow to be noir Ow Mom Illosso. ' Podismosislis 110 11 add ins most alkodosl late whoa is oil bar Mom WWl:Akar, 8 4 11 2; 1 laws& lIIM wsai asses low wok ma di dirs. dry= sold tlso aosspisiesal = Wont COOK dssioloi ale sos ski loss thi dais tbs dont sp. Mr.Peresir ramodst Ms Isisimil , a.. . 6. .....r . skdif Assik di soder Mud is afoll ass Ski alba of Sow sdlillif ; hi NM lis Mil lidenarls si Z= l4 . 1.... 1. t• • . . br I 0 •q.*& V... TRAFFIC RETURNS. Nauman Mew Tar llor. Total. Total 09141. mom ameba. INTL 10 1. Wait abase eoploasber 5. A ± fic di De. ..:. . ... wawa 11 . 573 IMO • allauona ma .... '43 4.514 6.335 IMO* No* IlvAira_ . .at mew etptamtor 11 Groat lard ....... Me* Darla. N 1 664 673 11maoroljaa espowahat . 17. 413 213 ES 1311 1,144 lrosragrel9 l6llllll i lil - sod laillmor ..—..— II 766 443 1.198 1.258 Woe MANN 75 NO Do IN is 11a14aelaa eopteamer 19. Olunaw re Nobbiso ... 463 12.911 11441 lab MI wale V2I L No Wows— 537 14.30 6.166 13.616 mat leseNithe Wadi* sod Yorkilre Pk 13.643 16.616 23.975 JUN 11= d. sod lia: 17111 4.743 e. 373 11.014 11Ae 11 9 0 1 111 6 1 . ae/Toroms, me &Not .. im,..bes saiiii:iiiA.O a 1.115 1.145 ehannowy re (1110011 4O 9.906 1.44 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASII•LTY. Imperial (strip). Captain Mena. treat Umpire for ilk tart. with mit, le mimed cm Mare at Yeti.—Q.ates, Sept. 10. VESSELS SPOKII7 wrrn. Poses, Symms. frost Plymouth tor thestee, Assad ZS, Ist. 41, km. l posersgere, all vo.l. Cho:lotto of Deb, (slush trots Leedom kr Ilwabsy, Sept 9, let. 40.4 N.. los. 169 ‘9. Closdateto (Emilia. bargee), booed wit, Sept. lb lat. 41.47 N., 9.49 W. formai= (oblp), bound west. Sept. 18.14 N,IS 19" lost. $ 14 W. Jobs Iloasorsia (•hde), hosed west, august 01. W. 12 lf, last, as W. Mr, tram Losdca for Mellor, it. 47:0 `l., kit. MU W. WRECK ON BARMOUTH BAR.—BAIIIOI7TH, DAY.—Daring a heavy gale, on Friday night, the 'ohms* Label, of Liverpool, was eh yen on shore neer the soak bar *this port. BM afterwards beams • Meal wreck. laxly next morning the perilous position of the arve loving has observed, the 'life-boat of the Royal Nattier' 1,16-boat la stitution, stationed at Barmotai h. wee framoNetdy got eel, and, manned by • gallant crew, ins edam without loss d time. The life-boat, which is nearly new, soon enceseisd la reaching the wreck and in bringing the exlmeriad Alp wrecked crew sabots, amid the otokitelli of the people oa land. The life-boat's crew will be paid the MIMI meson& for their services. DUNDALK Llla-BOAT.—Lord Clermont hes Lilo ✓ally undertaken to build a house for the reception of the life-boat and carriage which the Royal National Life-boat lustitution is about to Mules la the vicinity of the dangerous by of Ditadsik. BALLOW AND TH$ RATS OF EXCHANGE.—At the Liverpool Polies Court yesterday (Wednesday) • am teas decided which showed that asersen, like other people, are ' liable to she laws of exchange. William Horrobin, a ma ' man summeasd Captain James Noarse, al the ship Taw mania, of that port, for 91. 17s. 3d., en alleged balsam cf wages. The compialasat, Moog with a number of othms, ha shipped at Haag Kong on board the vessel, f* a voyage to any British port, at 16 dollars per month we t% the rate of exchange at Hoag Kong being 4e. 10d. E , dollar. Attar five months' knocking about the vessel into Table Bey, when one of the crew applied for his charge end got it, being paid at the rate of 3s. id. ye dollar, the rate of exchange existing there at dud time. The rest of the crew apes this weal to Matasplaii la a body ; and, upon the captain naming to eller the Immo( the ship's articles, asked to be taken Nitre a imegilledr. This was done, and the magistrate derided that be eoulibiet interfire, and that the must apply for their wages men*. rival in England. T b. men thew relesed IN go to wet mode, but ultimately Ova of theta (antempt when was Hai` reefs) pereteted in their refusal. The weals toes ebethrd • worm; and took the refmatory manna spin bias se megistrelm who this time seetebosd them to twelve weir' trepriscoessie, sad ordered all their wages to le fookled. Horrobbamed his imprisonment, cum to Liverpool Is widow and now claimed wages up to UM time les left ihe Toon&In Table Bay. The Liverpool ineglateele 'the decision of the colonial magistrate to be a jest see, * dianimed the case. [Advertisement.]— HOLLOWAY'S Pais.— /be eeame r to whirl &Delo knalas an W . 1 1:: Stoma 74 t OM, sad the so los miens oils dig asless. me Willa Ss la on= . 1711 q: sls aM Mand MY& at %re. 4.71 : 1 4 risk sr Mel*. If I=l or r_ so witla 1it . 70 tato also areardlal tbs pttalelM= ' , Watt MB 0 Mow& that a said weld be auldirl tir *a. nag an my Limo, without a slaglepartait ar rumors se= Lila Mee sdialmass. mad ars tbsrarss• so doas thss Ye BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. HOTFIAr.— s% 19, M Wildman. MOM. Multi 01 0106 . Ilethem et s re. ' BUTTON. — Sept le. .t Upper Tooting, We ell of T. 0. IWO of • demightme. I IN o. —heat et astesilnes. Daetlq the MN a theh J. U. Oa Weti oe.lL of • dea‘hter. WA MILL —Sept $. it Okbersier.road, 014 halmgem. •10e Merrell. of . Jembeer. m lurz . 1 Sept 1.. it Derbempbos. Imateth reed, SW& 11311TE1.--lbol le. M Upper Gramme amt. th. WO et SI , Meth. of • Mt. TIMCOBAd. et LD.—aept. L. et Allot Optima. Weblieldeh M. a t Theatai • em. TN VTON.--aigt. M Beeperth (Map. Tork. Oa A. Thinissa. te • um MARRIAGE& at STOP—au tirs.—aes e is, at lisseloloes elt Berke toe.. ~ Watt/ Con of the trot doe ComaelterVo Whetter, dataktor ef D. DAN lealvaa ter& I LIIWAT -Seel W. a Neefehatel, Beholder'. T. SliS!; Fag.. of lam ottwtomwe. tadtvekoeeetwe, to 404 40110. , the late R. Gilbert, of lfasteseettwo. TITLOS-LIBLI -Sept. 11, at fit. Jottah Orilt B• M.D.. to "watt man. daughter it Y. A. LW% we... Mow* Carat. IitELDWItI.I6-11ALLAW.-eeph I*, at Walltlet i. 7lsl Yet. • wattford. W Tr Oppa aet i CtaLl . t t ar lC ttat at LW We Q. Mitile. - - DEATHS. CAMPS. -Sept It. at VroWliston. rlisehoth, W 1101611: ; Orher 13 ; tif Perweeeth. wed aitASSIL at Dertelade. arm. lass 15W15e,..6 111.111 me et t late Sew J. B. B. Clerk*. Bassi .• lre. wet It LASONISH.-Ilopt. o,a awe *we Twilit. WS " lwetWW. "w0.,10. of ' , eyeteeth. •ot. WLEttD.-itept. 0 4 .0.04111.1ialleini S Ses. Wader of D. Ulan& Pe. MA aw Y illtW ol .-Ittpt. 11, at 1 1 (11.1Sleatitaft. 011110 16 SES 111.1.11 t wife of H. 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