The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-20 00:00:00

THE UNITED STATES. ItOUTEANPTON, WIDIIIIIDAT. The United States mail Ammar Vanderbilt arrived at Cowes on her way to Hawn this mains. Sho left New York on t he Bth inst., with opens to the value of :04,726 dollars, WS psasengsvo, and the signal mails foe England and Franco. The voyage has been uninterruptedly savers, and wintry in the extreme. From ion. 44.21 to 39.02 sho_namod thievish a terrific gale, and from W. to N.W. prior and sable quint thereto she had very string anstarig winds and heavy head seta. The steamship Canada had arrived at Halifax on the 6th. The political news is unimportant. Accounts from California, received by the over land mail which left San Francisco on the 12th alt., state that Senator Broderick and Judge Terry fought a duel on the morning of the day et the departure of the mail, and that the judge received • wound in the throat, which was supposed to be mortal. Adria» from South America ',provost the »- public of Chile as entirely tranquil, but the govern ment was about to send some troops to the frnatiorn to disperse the Ammer*. An 'mistime d Mesa days bad been declared Wynn Pere and llseadsr, and hops. were entertained that the leas atimiling &pates of the two powers would soft be poly mange& Oa the evening of the 6th inst. Mr. Charles M. • Lain and wealthy Wailer alershaat of New wk, menaitted warble while in a state of in. 'softy, by shserntg Maisel' through the boast, at las rssideNce la Measemmvanse. Hs we • man la universally astesawd, sad his death was widely aseitsd. A Washington despatch of the 7th instant says There is but little additional intelligeno. today relative to the filibusters. An official despatch from New Orleans states that the towboat Panther has been seized, together with the captain and crew, and arrangements have been made to arrest the party who went down the river es far e• the Sloth Pais in that vessel. The opinion is expressed lathe Nome despatch that the whole illegal seisms has be. frustrated. A subsequent oomaineiestim from Now Orleans states that the filibusters wise arrested at the Southwest Peas at 1 o'clock he•day V e t United States Marshal, wasted by the United artillery. They peaceably surrendered. Advice@ from the Argentise Confrdsration saute that Uronizii had arrived hem Pecans, the peel amid capital of the Coatedersties, to hike commend of the troops that were to page to Santa Fe to sew plea the army of °parttime with which the cuspaip against Beam Ayres is to commons& Urquisit had called for 1,000 men from each of the interior pre• 'ince, of San Jean and Mendoza, but set a single volunteer had timed up. An iniportaat document had been anted is Tucuman, calling gra the people to prepare foe the elect= of a president el the Cos. federutioe. The document was Weight to be vsey MIPTIOO4. Buenos Ayres was moving as steadily in defensive operations. The governsiset had a:es pied San Nicolas. a frontier city of Santa 7e, with • force of 2000 men, and its squadron of five stamen, end ailing vessels. Nothing was heard ef but military movements throughout the republie. At Arista' the silver mines were reported to he doing well, although the people were grattlyansoyed by Ms depredations of Apache Indust, who an getting bolder. Col"oel Pauntleroy had been superseded by Colowl Bosairville ado commander of the Departroest of New Mezieo. which gave great satisfaction is Arirocia. CaptWia Blooe's surveying party had sncemped •ear Pethgonia, awaiting intalligracs am to his far ther sontosnts. Rich vitas of gold goons hod bean diacovered at Soots Cru river, to misi vision, of Fan Ssoissema. Advises from Hari oats that the antis; of the daughter of President o•ffnird, on September 10, woo the stool for a gene rol rims; by a party of aoseptratoes ageism the government but as moms sasseureo were takes. sod &boot forty-See of thmo snaked, quietness ssUlk promulal. They sre ha their trial. sad will se doubt be she, so the Pdmirt indeed to wo no clammy towards them boresfier. Goommil Proptiste, me of Soalow t oies misiaters, has boss ban 'shed. With referees* to the Chins queetios, the WNW legion carnival) den t of the !Veer Yark written es the 7th, says: Dorpoklise ere Wag prepwed et the Depsrinent ef Ibis Le spin Ihslatia la CiIIMIL The geeessissin wW imbibes hue so the y * Is yes the es h kiest ell sestrality, sad whet is seem by it, em slide arise he wdl easeprehesi eny sof sehessead 4 . my hobnails= hiss beer sae esphstle—the sem is se breed COW slotieser Wok is white oar governors% psempearey de , theta, seder sag eiresostesess. to erti d se 1 1 sq unease, Mee.* oemplisesek with either se Prows is their reanneeese wino the Chinese. despasehes saw preperalies wet that lb. releerses tide pe se y. The stetesont setreis in the €8 of Coimaisee Seinen sad himeiter Wets he the sib at Polito is isoenteat. WAECE OP ?33 1111AOLNE, AND LOSS 07 Partlndere bees been noseived reepeetieff the leo et the liertilm ea a met shawl two mike Ism Roans. while es her tram Orem,* be Oeessiodt. Caplets Brows mates eW be came mem' MIMI* ligbieMpos the afterocies of the 30th September with a bash brews tom W.S.W. Be sot streidies espy wed eleered as Il 1, coons, until a short time Wert the ship sereek. The sight wee dark end cloudy was be west hew all midokihil, ter leaving instructions with the wee, Whim he came es desk as 4 o'clock met menting the weather in relay sod bony. The mete called hie attestime to what he imppesai la be two iressele lights on the lee bow. The whist we tam B.W. by S., sad had been the mate .tam eight **dark is the pending evening. Aber he is desk kw some time, Om uta Brows metes that the lights wowed more dis tinct, end be began to fear tbry weft is the had. A peed look-out wee kept by him deaf the mesh, and shoat fatty minutes to 5 o'clock, be Wag himself fentord ewer the tows, he ample he sew the hem of the lead slam by the lipbtaaad is this he wee enema by the dem of the um. Tbe helm oveksasedimely to be trot up. end the ehlp wee kept sway RE. by N. meal the chart wee esamised. Oa thie be ins dose, C.o.d.s Brown altered the merle to N.N.E., and them west forward mil looked over the starboard bow. At the time he supposed, judging bona the appearance of the land through the hese and derkneee, that they were about two melee off, but et this point the .hip struck slightly. The captain immediately ran eft sad hove the helm hod e.marbeerd, but It was toe late, for she stock fast. All Mende were immediately sated, the yard. braced forward, sad the fore end eft cleaves MR to try and le her over, but she Ilene moved. The sells metal; Imo clewed up, they were boarded by • number of hosts from the shore. with the crews of which the spiels smile .e .grimmest to take the gip off; but the wind fresh ease, and the sea Omit, they could not carry an meteor out, The pomp. were mended, bet it was found the ship wee making little or air water, There only Ming 20 inches when the hums left. The crews of the boats nimested the captain end crew to go ea shore, bat the captain elecJered hie inten tion of not leaving the ship, at least till she began to mat wives. The chip, having *truck morel times on the atm*, began to mike meter, and thou orders were given t r let go the anchor and to prepare for leaviag the ship. By this time it wee blowing herd, sad the seerremelsg pretty heavy, but se the .hip lay becodelde ea, the mew lads good °ppm tunic) 01 g e tting late the beets. The longboat wee them furs got Um the water sad sews clothes, tee., put is board. At thoi Aware the gip mated heed to wind end the sea berme to Week homily over the loogboet. The jollyboet was launched oat at the ~ray, sad two men got into her, while me in rammed ia the kiegboat to keep her dem of the aide ; the resestarhe of the Clew were on the point el getting late the boats when • limey sea Woke over them, stove the begboat, Simla( the maa barely time to get out el her before ohs seek. thee of the two Is the joUybeet having cut the plater the beat fell broadside on to the me, and wee swamped. Of the two mew who were washed oat me riot hold of two of the core, while the other retied his bold of the best, which turned en her bottom spa. In die way both arsely reached the shore, and every aides. v.rro wee made to eats them, but of no avail. The body of cat .4 them, Null Bea, of Islay, wee fogad shortly effor t...Ms, tut the ether, mama Alex. Adamson, a miles of Avr, has not yet bees hod, elthitaith a member of baste 11Mrs once bees is the leek eat for the body. The captain fury her states that the eddy Use abets two Mho N. N . W. from Rosa., eat one mile Ikon the had, and an the Vette Uda Rost. " No such reef, " melts " was laid down in as, elan, • h wee • sow me I bed bought 11 Greenock. It le bet along with efl the rest of my charts, which wees be the kagboet. I have saved the sktp's papers. They woe washed miters la my chest, which wee am be the koshiset." The ship bee since been surveyed, AM ie being head her gamble to get ber r•lf, she has Vaal declared be bee wreck. —ifost• drituA bady Mail. Mr. Wirer (of the Casa Company) y do.p.arbgel owly all M. exisioris by the &Wm* so Mir ►rd, so view the Gs Eastern. THE EXPRZ3B, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, ' NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADM/947.97, OCT. 19. APPOINTV COW siosior J. IL Parish (11117), to tbs Antos, 6, paddle-whoa dun des% essmisimul. Lismosat C. R.l. Dews (1166). to tbs Attogszt, 47, new Nem slip, et POlllOOll4l sonic* in the Dlmon ~. 44,, et Perfumed'. Crolellgot ( 1140 ). t• oddithool to the riverd, 42, at Wodwice. Finn-class Amiatast Wow J. 11. Thelpo, to the WON/. 136a;a . &car Aritteet-Boateare J. Oteirml, to the Par mitheok 6, W a r Nem 1= 4. 16 Wallah:A; W. C. to the Wear; sad C. J. le die CB% 11, screw steam corrals, 5$ Wearaele. Third-dame Aeoilase- T. Wilma, to the Gomm Clarlotto, ll* P far moat a the Land, 1, astata-arkaal aqua valosiot ; tad T. P. Potts, lo ihe Prams Royal. 441 Tlard-cimee Aritest.Earesers A. Tamplata, the 60 law Nem ehlo etoolvard areas Psalms* % I f e. or oracle ht lie Mar, taalmatot PIY semi/ ; 0. le the Wear; sod P. liansy, to tie o=4, at sva.be Portanottli, sad to take lumparery elan* 0 I et. Ocr. 16.—Listameta L. IL Nana Z646 4 1 57 1t0 Aro te=holtimooroko a the PliesaAte ; J. be is ;T. M. Lelia MU), to the mai' W. H. Ives (1166), to dr Ituesll; J. L. P. Peal, to the Promo -1 Was; P'. Lestry (1164) sad O. T. Gordon (1664), Is ea le. I= ab ilastat C. W. Rota to Wear. Clerk T. A. W. Smyth. to the Maim. Pecood.case !masa, P. Ben, set s Clio. Third-claw Loewe O. T. Ora, to the We11a6616, la lacrtuaarary. uct.cliee Aolotast Wawa IL W. Taegu, to Ow Cockchafer. Acting Tbird-olass Assisissd loglesos W. Lida' sad W. Bertlay, to the Piessvousss, as ungernonsicary. Wallin*sennied WOOLWICH, Om 19. Tne Laux.—The_periebinat of floVt hes been windy et arse the glen le the ereas et martirele sena Was v al preens Whig hen dr drib et theta hi re indeed about ne snide lees. aidewrit welleloady veneered le be ombhd le Inn the hernieL A s ineedplirs bee ben an side* le this elm lam whish h weer thee the entintot dr metal aurae Is open le ..serer si, al : _sent to be indicted are a era who wee alele bear tt. It is (sty Jost n sere died Or ties hew seessates to nen we einede kr die tresity irdieled op ea Davis. Previews le no heritel iIS wee Alden by a onkel hind et ii, anewpried C l a ntel Demos, who In ondireilea et die yeelshoint vaderepen wee lined le tank the mines of 86 torkerorsit esowded by stownrerdel. sad sin the hmainti et the Wee D es dr piner's bash. Ile wee lawaral wed melded nil a sew = int the stews bask le WU tarsi with id hest 40 bide wed nark die malt of the flank& aril he le then- Ise le be rind hen seening hie pea et linwndk mill esti* neenewl. The traini bend redid id Ile am woo vell le mein 41•1141ra puddreset. The 4th bettaies 60th Rilla have, it aaordano• walk bresedrie reelved Mee tbellreerOverle, MR Alder• reed tar Waestbed, awl ea Set breeder et the 18th Foot preerred bus te Nor dr Curly* Waterfo, art emattereet Mee I. the Mort pl or eoe as the 17tb breet br rd War- Art. ilialff.Befdat TOUT/en= Rln.t COlire.—At Imre gof eits esuecil of f this co Tuesday • haw / we wed ben Kr. Sari aert, at Wel, i• ri* le a swim That Lard Bedeire midget be permieted se &awe dr maim le be woes bp dr member. Iles. easy Her ber errs Yet r lei illelkifity et within thee= semly, seememsedell 0. Areas 6 of lb. War-egise swim hand ea the 1116 of ledy doeinhle, reisly elder r edifier the hematite of bream, be Ms as A jmer' te ihe per a • dirrethe umilarm b my rep sew isles at word ecimpsoliy mew add Akre et lis emu ; mak es be umenrede Ye were mempuee le be the SEW meemerist of web • seem be real bees me elolselle• le &dr ekeekei any melts of midi the Mewls et dear hrf =d oi deopprew. • Imre wee she Ned hem Ike a Jams Bemiles• wee • demellem if leu ws urds de he& et re mope. A theses. emeeil s ob Me pregual welsh hed bees Milo all are Ye ads et the .shwwee while le et Lee Swat nesh reCkbeetied at call awastaktgatininlibei atlas sud, beresteeter the eeeelleAW emus, eheegitsi tbe mere et tee reps le three dr "wigs Kau" and eke le mmeldieiM weedia 411 mien& The Hoe. flemersy mad the Werwenes err etweedes the edditioaal ef Miss le the deem* tem. wire it wee rewired that Lied Had reek be requited he ape", fir ea extra cumber bi the Mawieber seeps, the /Mr ant irlaiben am burg sedlant car their ma TKO ant TAlecuta.—The Earl of eardlra, It Cavalry, animal at Zarin an Ildeshq. Z lB 4= nehle awl proceeded to tbe lac Beeraelu le Weer tbefipedmeseten et the 9th Law" sailer the ameurd et Orme Leas. After they Yid gena through several newansam with gnat precisice, the Earl of Cardlipet suremed Ids plum* et min so gee • resemmt ie pen& deer ere hew sad good eras= is ladr. 2le moth earl Yes peredied to rifest lbe sir wee lune award er dr& dieshiere. A grand hingsal T rAven to if. mat lig the citizen of bah" Oa the Wank widget is cepa& et hallse themmed per seem The loathe et dr aim, mereerrimeeed Akers, Oeed Orem the reels= WOO & Majo mak marl dmerig ep• Oekeel Little red ilseseasit-r Owes mopeds& le dr keeelr , .ad -spud *air weir sfpnilks of Ys Wed sod beeptable rem r yid& the tegimeat bad bees esesird by de classiest Reater. Dan=a or Si* Tutu Outs.—We hare to nerd lbe demb Tb rome Teasel Grant, K.C.B. es/ Oer et AA, Ire preller et the Tiresilleg and Tramped Serra to the Admisetw. Be amend dr patio serer et Ye Admiralty 47 fella app lad elirgerreg throuqh mural =o4r: is 1828 quire' 1ft14114/1111 at re Chimes -yard, Gespert. Is Ufa as denied the INS bows emus terbium far the memareseee et besele,tebeh Mbar a sure to desterearyseemary reasillg lie^oool. Alawwarde d coannacted a new basp, a feathering paddle-wheal, ao coanned as to get 161 of she option of the book wares the Oct.; ead sheet the yur 1839 the peter tesi ebb& bre Ids mem, sad which ie largely used is the Ni. mere. Lady, be .pplicd hie mud le Wiley's. the kerdedred *eat of dietilling Bah water seem she sea. By de iamallea which he made the suitor, tad ateral condition of the navy be. been greatly advenced. Tla paper, laid before partinnent on the subject of tbe dis tilling apparatus contain a report from the Coonsander•in- Chin of the Baltic fleet, stating tbat "ia three month' envoi shin Meddled emends of 4.700 loss of water, and that it wn Lotpunible to *peak tee Weds of m wend an lu natics;" sod the Wy• wee aqua* third lip with the distillate apparatus, and seat to the Wore le ram la asp plreq fresh muse to Our tramp:orb sal allifill._2l6llllllllllll sloes was capable of M _producing upwards of IMI pane elf fresh water daily. it sae coder the abounded pewee thee Cant spas hie department that bia health MO Min 111111 early lam year he was obliged to relinquish his pest. He expired at Cheater-tarrace, Reguit'e•park, at the sempere. tivaly only age of 64. MEDALS MI Till liztois OP PLACC.—The re-, cent presentation of a tuedal to a conductor of the fire-escape of the City district, for saving the lives of fourteen persona from delta by fire, is a good sign. It is ,urious how little thought ie given to those upon whom we depend for the safety of our huts and goods during the hours of sleep. We have honours, decoret!ous, and payments made to thee* who risk their lives in defending their country ; but it ie fact, that to those who env, many lives--who, by their eche- title, literary, or other ability, promote the beat interests of the aatioa—bat little atteneioa is peid by the state. Grindley, ths originator of canals; George Stephenann, the originator of railwaya, which have no vastly increased the resources, net only of Great Britain but the world at large; Watt, Dr. Johnson, John iloward, Sir Isaac Newton, Jaime sad a manila& of others,—useful en their weeks have keen, and whose memory has leen held In reverences by the nation —were but little noticed by the governureute of their days: they were not rewarded like the warri re. The fire brigade risk their lives almost daily. If en occident happens in con- Desna with some great work, it is • matter to make is proud of our fellow men, to note how disregardful they are of peril. la ems of explosiona an coal mines; when suffocation takes place in wells or sewers; whin shipwrecks, drowning, and other diviners happen ; when fever end psstilence rsge—men bravely meet the eosins. Is It right t hat these should have their serviced passed by without recognition P Various moieties have endeavoured to supply the deficiency in some lines, bet the acknowledgments in this way made are but little thought of in comparison with even "decorations,' which teletit he cheaply bestowed for civil services by the IIIoTNESSING AcclirmeT.—A few days ago a bricketaker named Wawa Cross, living in Wade's-court, St. Matthew's (rays the Ipswich lzpress), on meriting from Mr. Packwd'a, of tkattao , through • hymned to the turnpike leading to ipswkb, passed a field where Mr. Stenked, jun., of !Mutton. hall, and two other gentlemen, wee sheeting. A covey of parnidgee &roes wear the road when Cress wee wellusg, and Mr. Blanked discharged his gun, whoa • ger- Non of the custom ions& Cruse under the right eye. He directly tamed round to the direction of the report, when the second bumf was discharged, sad the unfortunate rasa re ceived some of the shot in the other eye. The shock sad toes of blood rendered biro marmaible. He wee at ones re moved to Mr. Packard's, a surgeon was seat for, and his wounds were drained, sitar which the poor fellow was takes is the lost Ihdkillt Respite!, where ha to sow adios as krossobly, although !horsiest ot theleft eye is ems phaely gwee. PLATING WITH FIRS AMIS.—A narrow eseao Irma fastest death took place cm gstarday afternoon, on the asseebam-bill-road, Manchester. A number of respectable yea*. wen playing toothier, when one of then lacenticasely sr soldeatally find a leaded Idol. A soli of Mr. Glaidar, of lfroloa-etreet, wen est that be was abet. The OM had unwed the body at the red of the heart, sod apperestly .vitas a rib had glamasi of backwards, burrowing ander the skis tor several inched. The medical ass est Awn epos sod removed a ballet, wagging, end a mean pins of the boy's skin, whim bad bees tors od, and carried forward by tie wedding end boll in th eir passage. The boy cannot b e mallaPsi beam daapr. SPORTING. IPSWICH RACES. Than nen onnenend yesterday (Wedanday), Mead one lade:. Tbe wenn" vas eassenhat sad *llly, sad dr aterednese petdasdanl anmaloces ex leardy Waned. The miss swats wore eadesnd by masa Odds, lat is sae et tore lailmeors oM ming was don sad spirited. Mr. Jima Ibandai, of Nsernsrbd, wee the jai" awl lb. 11. Mary, of Learalsgtoo t abet of the mans. lINDWISDAT. Tam CZAIIXTZT Orissa, ml, with 10 ist 6-yr-ehle _ es ; calk ed ; of 6 low m 691 4lb ; wieners tetra the libber p., sem to dee kW. eets) ► 91411 hie IN/ 01140,1. Dr oclon eel lib I Ile W. lesehlp ameba:. aio l Bettis : ii= ea ,le 1 seat 1 411 Ai i i eel the Docerhe sib. The Geoegbas colt La he duet yam be ens jibed by Cala nel Idear es ef i Ze s knew the YU hat op. elmles by l▪ eeitb;• beet fee ascend both bulls tee ittovoz Mieneas' PLATA (laudleep) of 60L, fen ell ages. Owe =de. ILt. DM* Arrarabiki. I We. Wolf 9 2 ,l ft 16 4 1 a z...".... 8 5.5.:4 46 = w 5ipa ma1 .. 01 to 4 a7 — tersiele, Ilse lasi ewe Loll% effir. Calbeelbee god Dec* lea • keg hot u startles, the knew b Wog Awe Wee leleoleFe of le kerb the bestsi IL At the deeed. Deppleasiemiget, add • good race midi the pear melted Is bee Omer by abort Lead. three 'meths batmen she eassed GM third, bed fourth. _ - Tae Eluirrovx HANDICAP Of 10 1111.11. oak 6 ft, sad $ VlZdeclared, with 50 added ; Or aosswil to owe Ids Two sa. (20 subs, 10 of vim peg 3 mom each.) M r. Awe% ..k. by ameba. 3 17 4 .1 1 4 321 •• • -**.al 1 ; . 1 ,,,..•z..,„ „„..._., lm 7: 'M u in, . Tau laskawa at 26 ask; Witte • Hail osp of 3 mom aash,l ft, litr aft ark Hal a Wis. Mr. Blabbea cti =r ..c.,... wowillial 1 Obbcala I " Al 1 3 ra l e= i sist ab Minmes Skkeika, •— i • • ow fib 1 4 Bekaa : 11 to II as Lwly Iftra3 to 1 WI Lk. Os hod, sad canted kcaai d th i lial=s, iii :Wo sits was Mead try Mama kis lngethaas; . Sas raos Ida Os ist two wadlas k *row of Lady Kingdom by a kw& a hag* letwasa dos: assoad sad third ; Lady Georgia" colt, wLo goa kik cd, Id Tan Locum end= of 6 sok, asolt, whit 26 aftlod, Vt ... . t swka N i p' s,. 1. . 1.1 H.1f 114 .... 1111 ...... . whoa ... 1 ... AT* -...... ... tar LI I IVITR:47:I I siiii . ..... to 1 Bags, wodepky.wtalisemlodo Ltd' rt dam Imam I • Gm the lad doss was woo by a bud ; a dead beat tare ad Saws; Pews was boat= INN a Mak; iftstagem der sr. Ilto whams was bought k kr 43 raker. • SONLIN HANDICAP of 10 atm sack 6 ft, for 11-yr alb awl upwards; patients dam; jockeys Gab okra. 1 ilk a lta l ba) Ni. .. Pashas*, DICK 4 71s. Id 41b....11D. p 2 . 11 I . Amon% 4 pc DINA Dr Ilb GAN .. ...... 1 3 . Elowsnlt !militia meek 41b sit) . .. Mac& 3 g 6 to lam who of thiramkg, sad was by a lbagth sal a ball; a had aft& HELSO—WrannesnAT. Tam Tau.was. Tza lkswmarl Ow. RE ------ ---. _ _• - viatiiiiiii ' taipiiii: lire.,.: M.:::: ' - fiiiitii:ll%Xii.'" ........ ............ ......- ........ i . 11§11.115 NIL ".'............... SURREY SESSIONS. XI3OBTON, OCT. 19. (Mpg* )Ir. Z. reehrys, obaiup. sod a bench of mai* •—• Tbaeoartti aooosjd a ceedderabla part of the day b boring applications for made sad danciag liaenses. 7XI LAPP OP VAUIPLLL OAPORNI. Mr. Hupp and. an implication for • mama of the license to the 110 0.a fierd4aillserheil. The whether the applies*, was for a reaseral of the limn to Vamhall Omens, whit be under stood mete saw dam away with, md lefursplatell to other P r i s e a s i e balimed that the Hems wee intended to be • le a poetise st themes The mid sil flews . late the thron eless= eneeemsplehlys herd,, sod that Vauxhall sideas, lbw Mike the ileram led been ortgiaall granted, had now mead M exist. He did sot how in. court would be ladled ia vutOeg a to • plate that no Is Web& Th eft woo rfee So serthace whatever to the Nest to what moths of Me remehdas property the ikeass was talemild Is be Kr. Kamp Una celled her. the applicant for the is Haase, who stead, maws, to put by the their ma, that his object was to shisha Hama par ihe obi MUM lag at she antrum of the gesdam, to whisk smiths of the old des would be attached istr the nemalisa entre public. The Chairman lamina Madre the whets of the old m of f Vambsil " Properties" bed ad bees riled down and die ond Mr. Resod said that they Misteilal, had to a great intent, to the Mit same patio. MR issmiall. sad those would be applied mess of warthog the c. Tar pone of lb, Piss mdd imposed by the records of the court Hat lens ifirease bed always been granted to the "Royal Oftelms, Vesdan," sad it was se entirely now thlag to see Ike • licamehr say building. The Maws, star sums further diemasion, maid the court was vasalar ark of spied= that War the altered circuits steams of the Imestirtg theca was no mooed for greeting a kers, sad Os arplisetisa Menke* mut be refused. Ties whets of Me aim ell banes' wen tima remora without m A stiseentlea. Roa n = aelatle at sevenr ili me e sioe ba rlor rene wal Hoare app les. Roteadz w ia aa lbe Blecktriarsfroad, nada & the seas of the the applicetioa. Mr. Imes opposed as behtM esP r a . Cooks, the laws of Aadefs Theatre ; Mr. Needham, for the lama of the Haney, Mamie. Shop head aad Crania ; Mr. Lucy, hr the lessee of the Victoria ; saayd Mr. Clearsock, for Mc. Morton, the proprietor of Canter- M Hall The inieserial of the appliosat ms signed by • number of the tebeibitsabe of the arighbomikeed, and it ohs set forth this saw the nagloiratoo bed .camel him a Weems at the his smiras, be tossooolhaely deed Ms premisse at mail- Amble lose, at OM ff a Hemel was saw .11, he would do oll r Eor embed lie saMei la se orderl and rasa,. Mr. y Jorge the NM, all said that Mr. /UMW bed weds am he a Imam all of whisk had hem mho* ad a r i br ai leis a dirt team, and kept the pies= • N pemay FA" he mite of Ms megistrams. Throe of ammemat led ban hssmed aims Mr. Legatee lesi=l, sad ishada andistiemmura asosessry. but lesailfle mimes leMe lir. NseHree. ta seamet el No append= by the imam of the Seam Thenbe, Nall it emend to HonLae Ohs pre olat applisseisa was Idle mrjestlishis, ad dal after so mmy music by the meghteates► ibe swim* seed cwt to tpeemeths it he peillos. t i r MA% it p right to elste thetmimeo se sp , whoa Mr. Limas spplied for a Mosul lea year, oensidees afinpriss was felt to some of the alga tea that append Ia tamer of gnash; the Swam sad amass them wee that of Mr. Pollan, the umber Ste tho boroegh. Me should not be joatilled in seating sod what chtmastemoss that signature was obtelsed, but be would %lona the coast that m the assert exemka Kr. Polka tad signed a whits maim the manse of the limas. He mid that although be maull ad give aay evi dence with reference to the case of Mr. Pallatt,les was to • media= to show the court how slinataree to Ws scat of petitions were obtained in a great essay lasesates. Mr. F. O. Wyse • trauma, residiem Ia the Hischfrime road, was Mee exasideed, ad ha stead that last mar be signed the politics of Mr. bemire for a Somme for the Rotaade, e we he did so under the following Momentums : Ose Mania( at he was aimed in his gimp, a gestlema me aft Membered hhea& to him very poU=s:d mid that ha mated his sign a petition for the " of the Rotunda, sad he said he would do .o very wilhagly, sad hamedlatay signed the petition without looking at sad the madams mat oat the shop evideatly very well phased. (Laughter.) HA discovered, afterwards, very mach to his aaoy.nos that be had signed a petition in favour of a Boson being granted. (A roar of laughter.) He certainly should not have signed the petition, if he had known it. real object, because he cossidered the place as a nuisance to the whole naghbourbood. By Mr. KnaprWitness waa quite sore he did not mis take the mod simedon" for • abolition." (Renewed laughter.) Nomad the Rotunda had been doled during the passat_year. Mr. Why sad Mr. Charnock then addressed the sad the hat mentioned learned counsel canoed a good deal of laughter by his obeervatioee upon the entire abeam of the requirement for such a place of amusement la the neigh bourhood. lie said he had himself seat a lot of little ragged urchins, shoeless and shirtless, rushing into the Rotunda, to me " Obi; or, Three-flowed Jack;" or the .larder of Hamlet," Ned such • plow was but calculated to Man the commission of mime, and maid not answer any real "Trof amusement or !wreathe. court unanimously reused the license. The Chairman in the rooms of the day gave notice that at Ile nest session the rules of the court with mimeos to Ilemesing places of amusement would be altered in this seepert, that in future Mom pereons who desired to take a annefer of a Wenn for music and dancing would have to give the tame notice as though it were an anginal application. the alpha going ok Moe by ardor of the Herd orWorks, • plasol of the Yr *barged with stealing a watch, some rig% red ether tellelee of jwlYerl, the property of the do lomite wromie. 1111oheth Keeps mei the were produced was her pro metia i l lbs awed ft lest night freethe drawers which ismorol est of her recce in order Thatt he work- I nun Weld repair the piece. The primmer was one of the persona le litisaboth e gnd mo of the rings produced wee her proparq. It had been taken hoot Mr drum without her Paiim-oanalsbis 683 A mid he found the Mien in a Na hoc beaming to Disler the prisms, as his lodgings, Mthr le-enmet, Sens Mr. halm seed the lettera of the works whether it wee undwateed that the ease should be sent to the sserious. The Foremen satithings were beim continually mimed, the enamor the owe ought* be proceeded with, es es was* to eh ollerty employed. The prima* was then fully committed for trial. Jabor ifyhims imam, a letter tarter in the North-Western District Post-ales, was sham; a air, con- Maks( oohs, Os property of theed with MGM Postamster-Ommalh. Prom the *Aimee it emend in antsoquetoe of certain seepielees a Misr was made up, into which two half woo rea Inps were Mea, sod then posted is the ordinary way. tsatisnaly the d haw was mat to the North-Westers trist °Mee, tuba& el the Wasters, and there the we ma to take up dr Imam end instead of taking k ne mis-diremed letter, to his work" officer, he pnt it up the sleeve affair, mot _ _ _ — Ti; irtlawr, who tholined saying anything, was fay eammiteed ler triel. *ARIIIOIIOIIGH-11TIMET. Own Marts% • cabdriver, 4,862, was charged beton Kr. liemike whit demeglag the of Captain Atha K'Cleesky Allen, bang drank, sad driving et the time, Se tie peat danger of pemengers. Heasi mter heat, batman to Captain Allen, of 4 Woad equine, , said that as the previous ebrag venintmeltent ha if rol ebe wee sliti oa ehmst mpolathe Allen box rs of the at , M. AM% sad Colonel iss beht s e at the stetson the way to the et. Jewel s na.k., gong at the thus at about the rate of six sense en hen; end when seer the Marble Arolt, to Pea isme, the dehnifeat, who was caning in a owning direction, his Mos pMpbg at the rate of 12 milts an hour, sum right fate thin. 'The coachtmat of the brougham had called at to the delbadeat la Van for him to have avoided the at- Won, if ha had thought proper. The defendant's knit wheal became locked to asi 'and the damage amosated to 61. 19a. The defindent was drunk, and otatmsred about.: James Wind, 290 A. peeved seeing the ant nut tato the broughem, las horse gasping at the time. The defend ant was Imedied Whim box emiselts hone, cad ea palling him oat he band Idea to be vary drank. Those was plenty of room for the deledeat to have avoided the mddent had he be.. /*bye. — Mr. Bodo; told the owner of the cab that he yea liable be the image. The came of the cab maid hie cab was knocked all to Mr. Beata mid be meld sot help that, and he had bet ter me the comer of the The deldedeet mid ho b Va h orldwg to say, sad Yr. Botha°, bawled remedmil ea his reakkes conduct wilds is • Mete of latoaleedum, committed him for a month, with bard labour. Vill6lll Eiroghora was brought op on imand, one charge of being conoerned, with two others, Is pisoliselag George Milkier of NH., at the Amber eed Hops bierohep, in Cram street, Newington. Joseph Mogi mid be amigelldis Ambit sad Hope bom bes* and sesellemed prep of pseelonon snip to the en She ove•lng Tuseby, bet mid W ee re cellestrealprifersser es befog omega them No reed the preeeestar. bameeme, H paid tor We psis id ale, sad after the Aims woe peas h a asked wham who Hoy wen, saving they Yid was him out of hie seems, at skittles. While the parties were time, wftness brought a half-sheet of paper sad a pin end Ink to the ironed, but what was whom I as the pew he ad meekness. This wt rseu was erme-ssamieed by Mr. Iltimphreys re spectinike:ferrsor robberies of a slat desoriptka that had takes at tits Amebae sad Hope, bat he saUthat bevies be bet a imis nesalbe he did sat know of them. Mr. Belie that these wombat little chime of a con ' vlotkes. 3ige the MAI guilt there could be bat little &obi, sad it weetionlikse whit some relactance that be die- aharged the primer. WANDSWORTH. Mr. Ms Braym, too proprietor of a pottery in Mae BLw•Lne, Battersea, appeao.d before Mr. Ingham to answer the complaftst of to. potioe anthorities for unlawfully using a certain furnace not coostruoted so as to consume :its own atnoha The defendant pleaded that he oonsumed the smoke upon his prosier as fir as he possibly oonld. Evidence was then given by Mr. Bandison, thegovernment engineer, and police•oonatable Cole, to show that ce several °omens dense black smoke wee emitted from the pre. mime at interval*, and for periods of tightens to thirty The defendant said if he put the whole force of coal in the fire holes of his kiln the smoke would not Mat more then fif teen minutes. _ _ Mr. &tniliaon said he first went to the premiaes on the 10th ()thugs:tat, but none of the kilos were then at work, and be told the defendant to have the furnace, properly altered, and he promised that great can should be taken. When he wont on the 2nd of September ha found one kiln at work, but no alteration had been mad* to commune the smoke. There woo no apparatus, and the hal used wee eoal. The furnace smoked badly for 17 minutes and for 18 minutes. Mr. Imbue 'risked to know If than was any difficulty in "gAug an apparatus to a pottery busecie. r. Sandhion said none whatever, and he then mentioned several booms where the apparatus had worked effectually. He bad peen a ten-hole kiln charged with 880Ib. of coal, and the smoke was off In four minutes. The time generally gives bar the amoke to go off was from six to seven minutia. The defendant's furnaces had no apparatus whatever. The defendant said In their work they could oaly vas two or three deocriptions of opal, and they contained more smoke than any other sort. If they could nee Welsh coals no smoke would be made. _ _ - Peter Eutaw, a bricklayer, was celled to prove that he put two um of holes In the defendant's kilns, two pen ego, and Samuel Sidebottoin, one of the serrante, produced a pickle jar, which was fall of cracks, to show the operation of the air upon the kiln. This witness also said that under the present system he bad seen as many u 60 to 60 jut' taken out spoiled through the alteration, and that before they never had more thin one. MiT,ffrindisosi mid Mr. Mahon applied the apparatus for shore than a year before the act came into operation, and it had answered effectually. Mr. Doolton had never been Amid, although he h.d been summoned, and it was then proved that the smoke had been caused by the negligence of the etcher. Mr. highs= argued, If it hed been found peals to apply ft in oast car it would be In another. Mr. Doulion bad adopted the new system am a ♦olunteer, and bad found that the apparatas could be applied with effect. Whether it was Injurious to the Mullen was sot in his (11r. legham'e) pro. visor, all that he bad to de was to see the act carried out se far sa possible. He fined the defeedant 64 sad 2s. costa. The money was paid. We here received the following note relating to a natter published yesterday : "To the lidikw ad the Express.—Sir,—Oar attention having been directed to the syatem of fraud and forgery dis closed by Sir James Duke, and reported in all the journids of this day, to whioh the name of oar firm has been employed to victimise the public, permit us, through the medium of your columns, to circulars as a caution that in all our adver ileum:et transactions !amounts era renderoi to us periodically and settled direct from our ailices.—We have, &c., EDWIN BATH and Co., probate valuation and estate transfer awe, SO2, Regent•street. W." Loss OF THE ADVICE, OF DllNDEE.—Further Intelligence bee ilia week been received from the whaling ground. in Davie' Semite, by the arrival of the Dundee Whale Fishier Company's .craw whaler, the Narwhal, Cap- tain George Duelists ' which vessel arrived on Monday afternoon. She left the fishing ground on the 23rd Septem ber, and Sinai Head on the 24th, and Ivor the Chieftain, of Kirkcaldy, end the St. Andrew, of Aberdeen, lying there, in at the ter. The number of whales e'en dieing the proem fishing swam has not been very great, although the number taken bee been more than usually large, compared with thou of recent yews. The Narwhal also brings home nein of the total loss of the whaling ship Advice, of Dundee, Captain Walker, belonging to the Tay Whale Flatting Company, which happened abeat one o'clock in the morning of the 23rd July, In the ice , at which time she bad 110 Th tans of oil. e mewl had Wen completely squeezed by the premix of two floes of ice, between which she had been caught. She had been selling to the northward at the time the (Reuter happened, and had entered an inlet in • field of land ice, and had been hooked to the field. While in thin !tuition the ice closed in upon her so feat that it wu found g her out of her perilous potation or to eks the et ice for her, and the conseque nce re wee that as ▪ Melee closed upon her, she was crushed to pieces. The crew were compelled to take refuge on the ice, and we believe ham saved • portion of their clothing and other property which wee on board. They remained forty-eight hours in this desolate position, after whill time they were picked up by the Emma, of Hull. One man belonging to Kirkcaldy, whose name we ham been unable to leant, died on the los ; and another entmen, named Robert bleckencie ' belonging to Dundee, died a day or two afterwards on board the mead which relieved them, both deaths beteg caused by the ex- ensure of the two days' residence on the ice. The crew of the unfortunate vessel was afterward. disposed of through various yawls fishing there; and the Narwhal brings bates nine of them. The Advice was en old vessel, haring been built In 1785, and had she retained from her premed voyage, she would have nude, it is said 65 tripe to thee hyperborean regions. The weather he reported to have been very foggy as the time the vessel was lest, and the lee wu very heavy, and I. maid to have been from nine to eleven Met Mick.— Amiss Adwartiaer. LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANT (Lt. Aura)). Trak nod . for the week oaths O. 16, 10,6741.14 L 96. _ • [Ad vertianient.]—Erres HONCEO PATRIC CHI. yriberblimV subl b 7 du potselpal " lb. tin lib,. .ad 110. iorkma. packs Is Midst " JassalessAlassespseds dumb Ls.ssioa. M4REETS. —... COTTON.—Liviaroot. Ocr. 19.—The aka of totals to-day an adulated at 10,000 bake. Than Is at Amp is the market dace mania. WM.—Benoit, Ocr. 19.—Our market wee dull for wheat to-day at last week's rates. The sapply wee geed. adds, age. to 435.; white, 465. to Ms. An ldade of wise corn wee dull at fist wick's Mos. - erocarow-Tir- 0011:719::-The anivih far the pest week son of num smell emcee et wheat *cm tits 'oast. To this day's market we had a fell supply at wheat Boca the growers. The rearkst_weed with great imams and the extreme pekes el last Weilassiey wer dolelsed, bat tweets the rites the demand lagged, awl hes e rates was sempled In some initiator a rednotisa at ls. per quern, ins ern ceded. Oslo usehmapd. Beam, the sandy befog meld [ugly smell, miser wars fid. to le. per quarter dorm la grindieg barley and rye there is no change to note. Imptele dui c rag the pest week .—Wheat, coastwise, 880 qrs.! l k kaseow, Ocr. 19.—The tramactions in wheat oa Fri day's market wore few, at Wednesday's prime. Oa Monday the trade was quieter kw everything except nabs barley, of which there wars semesl cargoes sold at an advance of M. per qr. deigelim sonthme liberal. For the pest week they sum up:—wheat, 9,240 qrs.; barley, 3,430; et.. 1,260; ban; 4,660; Indian nom, 6,298. To-def• market wee well Wendel. Wheat, trade slow, sad lam week's prime with difficulty &tailed. Flour in moderate sequest, vales unchanged. wadyßarle 6d. pa 3201ba. dearer, bat demand net so brit& as ituring the weak. Baas and the extreme rates of this day week. Oats fully dea peas rer realised . Oat meal advanced 6d. per load. Indian cora mold in retail at lie. 9d. to 18e. per 280Ibs. LEATHER AND HIDER—The nip* el Yaw at Leadahall we* rather more abundant on Toady, red on average amount of malts was railed at parlor quotations. Priam native butte of the heavier Ire were /MOB of fi= a reqwwt. At the pablid ale List week there wee a In the prices of Astralfea Was at id. to id. per lb. Cape Woe maintained fan= rates. The few Buenas Ayres ea44-I,ooo—were 4.1. lower. Peawillarg kips and Elm rises bores hide* were withdrawn. Of tie 146,000 Best ladle 14,116,000 were sold, at former prices with ea advent* el on the tand tly for exportation. About half the buffalo Mind were mold at previews geleee. WALL— Lansaw, OCT. 19. Amasses's Both% 134. 64; Lasabrat's Wad liarOay, 16s. 94; UMW Moor. IJ.. ; Tandald Moor Masa, 134 ; Walker Prfmraq 12s. 6d.; Ward's West EmOsy, 14a.; 1 1 3•11 s End Aosta 18.. Walls Ind May 18r.; Idea Main, 17..81 .; Wins Ind Braddylla Moon, 18..• vial. End Harmil, 19s. ; Wales End MN, 195.; Wails End R6llllBre Mak% 18..; Walls Nod lionth Hatton, las. 9d, ; Wills sad 84aseares. 19..; Walls End Benson, 164 6d. • Wa ll . End 18.. 6d. Walla End Hsieh Ba t 17s. ; W a t til ls lcd Emma, 16s. 34; Was End W les. IL; Brown Moor HO Main, 16s. ed. ; Canna, and MnYdrag, 225. 14Lion's Doffs, Ea. 6d.; Powgra 844102, 22a.Lilkips as sintat, 41; mid, 39. 1101118 112111UCK OUT O 21111111, ENGAGE- mP Ostkif_Na. • Tam numb sal filEditakkas= al 19.1/ saa. Oviedia oft of dm NM Oc l t at Om. 14, et 10.30 cat., &masted of the Noway Handl am Ipswich. Oet. 16, at 4.40 p.m., Fishermen oat of the Cambridipt aidok Ott. 17, at 9 am., Aliptee oat of both engagements on ` — ' - p in t►e lioughtoat Ileatiag. I, at 4.80 p.m., Broiramown oat of the Criterion 001. 11 Oct 111, et 12.10 p.m. /agog, out of the Casatid Oat. 19, at 9 ea e., Itlihmood out of the Crtterton rt b sitt Oct. 19. et 9 am, _Ceptala Wedarborn oat of hie snap mate et Kelso NA 14orthelleetaa. — JMN MEETING. IT PIA= HANDICAf. Iliordsme. . rule . Owsliss Let 110•••4 14.k. • Ws Webster ... MT= AWTOIIII - 11A1MGAL • ot i er=l 1 21 f iw ar Y "" _ _ • "-- : 13 -1 WORCEWER WZIOETS FOR SKI NUE Straight half-atilt. (24 at M MAW Wham, Wit ah apes Twoork '7i pitiols. iiii ) * l user hi nib, gm be su fa pregirlsa Ms Swim. T 1 1 4 tan, / ........ i • . . 4 dowini WEIGHT* roa more tibia Mkt a arW. ( EEEEEII 4ir • ~0..~.i, • 3 I iblissnii $ I M igr a - 1 Cluniathe . :: i '.~. ~::_ 1 1 1Tuto AMMAN. Alsidds THE POLICE COURTS. ILLNISIOIf-HOIIISji. gam .131401 NMI Josight Dmsentiag -- --- won brought up it foor moniribis au adores of strollacs abut of tea, velem SI. 100., how OM warm et lisom. num sad Co., wbuirlo los balms Gnat Quouu•dula. When originally Ohargod the Best named primer said he wee employed to carry the tea by a inane man, who pve him a shilling for the job, whits Browning, who was a pafmttr, winking en the premises at the time, denied all kaowWp if the robbery, as well ea erhle Plow-prisconer. It now appeared that Brownie, had been employed by the contractor without my pretions Imowledge of his ehanoter, end that the address given by him when appre hended wee Wes, every effort made by the police to dimmer him ulna of abode having failed. The Lad Keyor expressed his numbs that any respect able trademm re contractor should employ men upon such jobs without fret knowing their characters,: Thefornma mid that timidly no man were employed by hie ens without proper knowledge of their antecedents, but that since the strike in the building trades they had been "Terito employ any ono they could meet with. ord )La led to employ any we they an most with I Wall, lt b a - moet dangerous practice, that is all I am my. Foreman—l'M all owing to the strike, my lord. Williams, who at &et asserted that he had no bled resi dence, and therefore could give no oddness, now mitt he only came op from Die., in Norfolk, to which be belonged, at midnight of the night before the robbery ; but there was reason to emcee that proof of connexion between the pri soners might be found by further inquiry. They were again remanded. _ _ Thema Betray, • respectably deemed middle-aged man wee charged with uttering several forged to:locate for thi delivery of goods. It appeared in evilsece that Maws. Renaud end Co., Ina-fonaders, of Thames-street, have a customer named A. R. James, ea Ironmonger, residing at Oreseda-placie, Com mercial-toed Zest, to whose orders they bare been for seine years past in the habit of supplyieg goods; and that on the 28th September lent the pneoner presented an order purport ing to be signed "A. R. James" for some nage mete end shelf buckets to the summit of 18s., which goods were de livered to him in the belief that the order had been really emit by Mr.Jamee. A fortnight later the prisonerwent Kele with • wood order of • similar descripdon, whkh also was eructed without suspicion ; bat the account helm sent In to Mr. Jesus cm Monday leer, he called at Meson. Kennard's on Tnieday, sew the orders and pronounced them in In hissts. Mt hour or two later the ph 'Ter presetel Idissall • third time, with two of aka, of the seine bind, and wheii asked who kid written them he said Mr. James's too. lie was then given Into custodand when at th e station-house said they was written by Mr. James's father, while at a subsequent time he said they were written by Mr. James's, heather. Upon bMng marched two more orders were found in hie pocket, one being upon Messrs. Kennard and the other upon the Carron Company, and both signed "A. It. James." La application at the warehottsth of the Carron Company led to the disoovery that the prisoner had within a recent period sumessfully presented several orders there, purpotting to come from Mr. Junes, for yartons articles of ironmongery. Mr. A. R. James now deposed that the orders prod"insid . were all forgeries; and said be had formerly hid some mall transactions with the prisoner ' who was they in hostages r in ironmonger hi the rim neighbourhood, but bad ion become bankrupt. The prisoner who had nothing to ry, yr remitted Sr trial upon sin distinct chaser. BOW-STREET. • man named *./oh; in :144W in;ifseett at the bar charged with stealing a " limes° wrapper' from the shop doer of Mr. Stammers, tailor, of 64, Straad. Palos-oonstable A 32,5 said—This morning I saw the pri mmer making towards the dark arches in Derham.atreet, with the cost prods old. Hs attempted to coaxal the article when be oar no, bat I followed hint, sad haring taken him bpeemisdp c Mond with him to Mr. Stammers' shop, rink it or do senor of the ineee, whoa be wee Ora brio graleally fir Arne dr ant Inn the oboe deer. Tbro W arr boo ben at IL bar did& me base, Orr aftropftg le rod a eon Inn dr err ohm. Mr. libireirs inatilol re rat pedsred ae his property. Theo rrprel mr, who hl but jut acne net of men, was eide br Wel hel ameliestboos employed at the Cobol-ogeoe la T 1 - "''-...........:: . ......-. 7 ...: :::: ' _ .w... f ............. drier Or leaden Tam of load f CRICIIITING IN TEE UNITED BUM. The cricket match between the eleven English and terenrymwo United hates players terminated an the 6th (the third day),_ hems' bathing their antagonism in one Innings. ( The ewe stood 106 ler the eleven to 92 for the opposing perry. The Roo York Herald says that only three of the United &Mee players we Ammons. The lot lowing is the en= in hall of the welch : sump MILL Fine lwabhp. Sand Inning,. Leg b. Pon 6 o. carpenter b. Widen 7 Weir rim oat Shur mt. Lookyn b. Jack- 1 e, sad b. Calks 6 6 b. Carps 0 O a. Loolyer b. Cap 0 4 a. Carpenter b. Casa 1 O e. Wisdom b. Gays 3 b. Cadys 0 6 4. Ca $r b. Cap' 3 1 b. C 1 b. Cars 0 O e. Lacky4r b. Cap ili son Ranunoad a. Hayward bP.n Globes b. Jackson Formalists L b. w. b. Pon Marsh L w. b. Jackson Way b. Pon Lentos bit wicket b. Pan H. Wright., Lsokyse b. Pan Mika= b. Jackson Hood b. Joann & Wright Lour b Isolson Newhall a. Dien b. Jackson Morgan o. Jackson b. Parr Walker b. Jackman Crossley b. Pan Cautery bit orkkat b. Pan Sage b. Joanna Libywitits a. Cannata b Jackson Barclay ran out .. 0 toast Rallis not oat Bye 1, log by• 1 Tots' >K Total 64 1 b. Wlsdis 6 b. Cara 6 O e. Loclrs4 b. CAl's 0 2 b. WAG. O e. Ca/plater b. Capt 4 O I. b. w. b. Calya 3 not oat 0 ILNOLIJID. Pima lwarlop. Ceipmeber S. Imlay b. Mills b. Kalb fr= d ies wit . Parr b. CMbee u b. Othbee k Sri n Di Yer 6. 21011 1 1 . 3. Gibe 1 841:wee b. Halt. n Carew b. Sallie 4 Greedy b. Si le Jsrkiew, see eel Byre 10, erg bye 4 wiles n, se We 2 Total TM third ceatirt of the mho yr to M played M Flair delphia ca tli 10th batsid. TRAP7IO RETURNS. 16000 Per law 95541. VAL zarch494. er efea. mom 1919. 18191. Walk Wort IL II la& IrLy llonhor Prorldwoool 1911 1.110 1.491 1.101 No* mew 044644. 1141aboak os4 Moms —. 110 1.411 6,1615 Noah& North &Mos ... 111 . 1.534 3176 Nook WWI 4161100r .. 1. gott i r sa. orthora lll WM 11/5 612 16.311 *ON 16„NO woos omohr Orr 14. 1 =‘,1 1 :1:. N 194 la to 315 Waiter adobor 11. Wood* Wolohlool sod /thlasso 11 NA 159 NO MO retuOr i ober lieritessl orb WOWS 42VA 40.1114 1,3 1 74 7 U i Weir iterlies-- 11.1.7 4,115 18.141 Greet Worn . eariestre, Miedarad ;;;;; 33. 0 . 81 . 7 K eriaddre l7lB 0.31$ Y. 11.178 11015 Impeuhthe eat Teelimilts• 11133 :417 141150 sou Dom" Akesswimay. itY Ildifettet 11l 111 the IN WM US opeelea7 ere Ilbseleatem MN • The of the Lhocheithe sad Yeettehlee tad Illat L. main loving melted the ruction of patios's*. the to melt* of rellernye re Included in the Mora SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELS SPOKEN WITS. An, hew leaderbod for 168 e, Jam 9. tat 21 B. Nn 34 W. Ave (bete), of Bristol, from Londoe for Trinidad, October 12, let 49.12 lc los 8.32 W. Orconlelaw, 81$. 1, lit 10 N, los 23 W. Warier Alp), trove for ?Art de Gelb., 41 days, Ist 4.19 4,1 m 10 44 Claridge Bird, for Mies Ser,October 9. let SO N. km 10 W. 211ag Vries (Begtleb Alp). Leander, from Bombay kit Liverpool. &pt. 9, let 11 N, lee WA W. Ben (bargee), el sod Am Loodos for the type of Odra Hope, 43 dam W ve4, esp. 1.184 8.4 s N, ice 1140 W. Irmo (berdee), two Lades is Cape /elm 30 dale, Sept. 4 1.32 . RIUS W. Mad= 0 1 44 trew ltoebasta to Lambe, 11$ dye, 81$. 13.1 et 11, lea MN W Pawnor. tram Limped for Bomber. October It let 50.11 tt, 13a Ll* W. Queen Der (barque). tom Liverpool for Mune Video. steiries LW. October 10,18047.1 N, lee 11.2 W. TAAL& (rldo), wow Fortabeo-ke, Asitut 14, let 8.37 B. lea Weetnewlead (Alp tar Leedom. Aaiun 11, let 14.14410 s 19.341 e Terkabbm frees Il Ml 10 N. Zariabft, from Basitorteed Sa Aden, Jaw 12,10 11 S. WEN W. STEAM TO NEW YORK.--SOUTHAMPTON WED. X =DAT. —Ms stearsahip Arego, with the &sill& and Free& malls and upwards of 300 passengers, LA this day for New York. The steamship Bavaria, with mans *cat Ham. berg to Now York sod 438pameagers, shoo Left this day for her deatteaticm. _ . ANGLICAN AND CANADIAN MAILS —The Quebec! and Mostreal Goma ItteamalUp Company's greener Now Soodan sailed from Liverpool for Quebec and Nentreal yee. terday (Wedneeley), with the Canadian made and 120 par Oa Saturday next the British and North Ateeri .7.=;., but steamer Aroarkan will be deepatched from the Mersey for Boston, with the United States and North nraericen mails. The box at the Liverpool Post-office wit be open on that day till 2.16 p.m., and on the landing stage till 3 p.m. The additional fee at the landing stags, bestial the woad patens, Is 6d., which must be prepaid in stamps. ROYAL NAVAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. The Iti=court of this society was held on Tuesday, at the House, St. James's-street ; Rear-Admiral Lord Colchester in the shah. This socaty &fiords relief to families of those naval officers who, having subscribed to thia lull hake, leave their relations badly provided for at their death. Nona the statement of soronnts presented it appeared that far the quarter ending 30th September, the receipts of the society amounted to 9671. 7s. 9d., and the expenditure for the L e vi caL%wiriod to 6971.6 a. 4d. The court having gone through inemenisla !or adiehume, granted various some of messy, amounting la all to 3671. Another reverend gentlemen, the Rev. 8. K. &netted, of Sammy, Mame., Is on trial before a church coded foe the following hiding inidemeenors :—" T i tsZ Station of an unchristian and unclericel pamphlet; false representatiess to a Bristol church, on order to hurry it into closing a bargain ; borrowing a shirt and not returning It; lemon stealing and demising for • wife while his third one was atillliving."—New York limos. 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Wigs. 1".. al • &wetter. INATCHHULL.HEGE66•EN.—Oct. 16. at JohnMreet, &stele. mecum the nth. of E. IL Ithatchbull.llogemen. Esq.. M P., a • daughter. PlL•1•10.—Oct. 16. et Elm Rankmroct, Glasgow, the wife of Mr. J. 1.. Ptlllag,of • daughter. IMITH.--tha. 17, at 'WWII Beek. Lsonsharee , Booth Welch, the WI of Major B. L. geotth. Mae Mth hem., of • too STEEL-04.1h at th. lmaardahutles. the Hon. 1/m. W. etile•dg a daughter. MARAUD'S. RBDINGFZLD-17L11TRIIING.—flet. 17, et the Ratsrian Wastrialtotroet, by the Mon. and Bort. H. Stoner, lifferf. ton of H. Ono Redioldold. Ron . of Orbaniff. to Augusto. fisodbiat of L', cw tab& Nola. of trimly Rattle. Heethumforlarol. DKR TITM-0111bO8f.-OM. 18, at lit. Voltam parith church, bY 04 • Leatboo, Mani Bancroft., von of the tate W. Refftlib. of Lanoarove. Manchester, a. loabotla lisarlAte, daughter of M. ettoon, Loa. nip Ma. IIta—HOOLSI3.-oea 15, at the Moravian CU*, Fairfield. hl lad ▪ B. }km,. the Rev.*. Rea, to Mao, daughter of the Het. J. SallerNAt DAATBB. AYLl,ll.—Oct. le, at Silekkabarsb pow, Z. Ajlaiss I. aged U. ONSILDIUM.-04. 14 at Propact.blll. Smedley-4m. esta. L liliartmaa. New s teat TIL UST Caraandsatarnea r Mee Ooreatia. Ufa Cle list i li T lasyas *nal Abordaassatra spa TA LIT .-04. 15. as &Moo Walden. J. ImassalNMad 66. MART .—(Sat. U. as baasaforagr• s, Chairs. sar. U. Kira. 10 11.—Oat. Us at &Wm Wafts. Emu, litmlastls. wile at J. Is Ualaaaa. aral 0. rifted Ned Pablbbed by WiL K 1,14 ll• Las. et No.*. lambed Rms. tf tYa Mr of tnndon. Printer. nit the Oltios. h. IA tab Y ard am. the riedact at Wiguirkes.—Tagasmi. Oman 20. IS*