The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-21 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY SPORTING. —..— TATTERSALL'B,TsvaspAY. A ton Oct 20. Pitomoroxs.— Chief lossotoro W. R . . (IN d tie Soya Albert, sod C. Pootbortos (MT. of dr poustoi to 14 is stovon of too hiseryollow. •rrot %%%% Pl. - L*omM T. Hoop. (Ih%) to the P►wtew. 3 Paymearrs T. W. W. le the Aided, tad W. =1861) to the P Trod-alre Arlon& Pailmer J. li'Larua to *6 illarU. woo m Istipts, es dhow** i areedets T. 7. -ates sad R. Boum to the O 16. paddlritheal sae* Motu at Portsmouth; 0. R. lit.toby sad P. T. Ricardo to Ile Mars, 80, emew saws• sitap, at ehaeraset ; J. A. Pear to the Massy, 10, saw eteuts.trisrate, at Cad ;T. I. Sea& sad A. IL II to the 91, *crew samaildik, at Cash the Diadem . IL J. J. C. C. Danis. aad A. C. James, to the Toddies. at Calk; IL T. R. Raw I. lha AL.. i i, , 90, arrow alesuada, to Oak ; A. P. Italfil* A. IL Nun), R. N. Homes* aid 7. R. I. PIMP" to the Duargsl, 101, arew stemilla, *Cad. MAMMY, OCT. The first portion of the same 'ad O=L.- ri iLls writes, wits to be reword see deetaberkm4 from the vends d wee is IsmbeurTa coo: metre nor to-manow, vim the mes ef the Re* Mn..'.e efll be the drat to to Instroseml r tW imietteet pen of lEv rull , tary dative. The enteekellehe mi• he Wooed ,sr f.r the &Teethe of the Memo ef the immfeem sad those be:, r.jusi to the swede of seer. PORTSMOUTH. Oct. IS. 18.10 T otruhry Stamm AXD iitUnANDIRA " NOMA dieerrecetut dsolutbaaca exerted et Pidgin bet between masa./ at makes melon Nil the LINA= Al timigh the authorities had. Oat Itie daftness, es New Amy eight, takes tAll Peereeelea M Imp the unit la her ream, sad sawed .a eteestiime he be eleveled ea heed their reepeettee theme peawakaray maisesee tem method retries sad &at* Mat 6 &els& ht the y = the Wahiawa" ttrie Qeme•ehetit, the thorosititeee PQM& nada, es ea dm MIAOW se ere" removed ark beltse.d leilmeloleately eying then Mutat, htttictias area,. *Or, ea seeseel eivilieas aithnat the hut prheocailhe. The whets heisibeedied aa. throws tetoa.ros.t.aral...Nat.deism,herebdy tesitiedek anti nom et the Aope done bile some of fa the wee. lag. Strew picket& etterverie pattelied the shell% end ewer wee, dot the Wee at esediewelde sink teetered. The agate hrigseted ulimbo immense Weer the utak tad moil pasty et loners beletegket he bar Illelsolre Arrogate. bat lea ~e ilag It awned a nue powed meter. DITONPOWL, Ocr. TLa Cootsor. 6, paddk, is appantad to take a trial at Iwo roarb.oory c.-4or (Tborolli). Tie metre el do Iliamostor, 14, mow, owl dr griat..or. ore oxopirhki. Tto Beep. poit,or, aaa oolotkodosYseig. Tlor Ito* 121, *Mr. medy to-fla7 (Thoroloy). DOI et afte.—Mr. MOW, formos of =fibs, bra Irma opponeoutoot oa porton of SOL Gr. ed. Fr ammo. Pea BATA VOLONTILII RIFLE Conn.—TM aim Ins tessived s lour true Qs lood-U•striat of lb. OM% a=iij tele thi lds'av y j u l e y a t* es bar ts ik pler im t d o se awed Bath sod illsthwick elognim of the Illsomilia• Tolgabour Rd.& Fitun !Want. Ruts,--Tha ant and wand eannanaaal Ws seq.. wit mate as Ciagiowemaisa at . . - . . as Saisis - dag mak sad sew gin sem tiibt Warty ovidolless Ere It to am, I t= grriem. Medal by tbar amid boa Ted nine itainnesy.-0a Wednesday the Mayor sad Cereeesese wed the Mira Ostler tad Cation' Car rey el If willsid peeleeted ediftleose te Coked Lightfoot mid dreams sad eeldiets el the Sidi flogieteet, meetly verwird how Isere The seldieve were draws ye ea tine ado el a slow I. tweelve the sidemen ; tote heraz enroll is Wt. brag placed is limit of the were. Lightfoot, la the eerie of bin tegly, rill the mesa my r wy cosoil wets. They W, be seek awe thear defy se dum, the whole elite goopiga. whim h eft= ewers it., dares 23.0.11110. MI fit Ae Nets eineetwo Is Sis erred ; they woe theowth ea rarest worm wo Lea II n.. h.i.e4hle Fere se theerdle, egetetime whhost *owe to theft tot et elethee le *bat beak wed ) et remit s Woe. notwet, 1b only ortlety beteg to come Snow IS•tv vs.. v. At the leinhooden of the pooped Inge the owe nits thnie elms tar dee Irgsr, Muter Cedar, sad Cvrto snit it/Lll. Olive to Wit.rmtit. the Wihe Quarter ihnica.• h O,l u viii woes! iseeley, the Chief Cos stable (Ceptaia hlwideth) maid let there lied beet a roweelentide dome., of edam brig the quarter, std it was eatowootatly ey Major GoIOW that then were bat 41 rumor. to the pet et flensbeey, sad 71 et voila there wee room Int. 329. He ewe ast with toy &toted ereretioa, but b seemed to Ids that the court et.p.t eh 'vie r , ender ebetior wee ef the primes could as bo , betweeetwi , h. That sa islikkawy. blibilieved, wee a , * loath tettly lure to costae el lb. prbetteet sad, o af peeing it Yoshi be derided to slunk, bs dilemmatic that musky ammo wood be divotsd b leamme the purchasers. After a heed niteenstioa the evijest dewed, hat it will doubtless bs ree...l et the ant Nowlin& TUB LATZ MT.TERIOITS MOIDEI AT BIRNIING- Mut. Taw Wieser r n tb• body of Samuel Dears, wM s.• Inatd.flid diftlig en affray which took place la tee night daring the wort fair, terminated on Wedbewley. The w..stah, Ikeral Clayton, whose throat woe yet ea the it occasion, 5 mislaid, but her whimsy hd oat throw any addithwal light it the affair. The jury, after a beef ornwilteirs, retuned, is arvictitowe with a eumweica frwn the coroner. • vatic& of Witfal Murder age •, 4 • euv p - ien utituors," tvrNet DT hIIND IN a SZILTANT-GlRL.—About sere.!ock tut Frisky two men waled the walla of the JA tot r•hveme, A!;.!ingica, and amend the back omelets. ?Le note, swapr the cervAst, who inusedletaly atenewtal t itcd eltti a g.Ltiginati MO lag with/r. Sas& la defog es she hat to trwr,nic a lesg gamma. She laokel oat and its the Lem teelog away teed, when aka shouted "Tabs tits gun ,md ebone Lam. " Ilia west the v.llems to roe away, leaving • par el Auto. a block apes and two piece, of rink. It la hosed thus articles will head to thatr detecttos.—ltiiy sw,7 at,rerry. [ATM 7111011 PAIIIeION,--Oa Tuesday owning • 'lark iteatb ocrurred at tho SW-bar, Nether arr iPted.,l/1, to Jow.h Yeedall, sired 66 you., the toll-cailactor. T.O Lll was :all* lon for sow wild beast maser, 111 A hat mg a dbpu•s with wad the Mean be riit Into • violent passion. On troll; fro *slows be oat d•iwa in m chair, ant .r.r , :seek at the Ewell, sod, stroll medical asaiwasem alas call ;d is. to died la afar smuts. afterwards. Be had ix es.. beca odor treabzwat for arras of the Dart, tad this harry Less accelanted l y parr, probably ket to blo ametb. .1 11, L.% C WILCIC Of THE DCEE 01 , RICHMOND t.. Bowl of Inds laottoctoi tbo oolissetor of Customs ban to booths*. ma toquiry into the (*oat wan es commocvd with the tato • wit of the Doke of Wok meld rtootooe.-- r 4 i.ade CI Journal. Although tho Ipswich trw in course of wisher tkia the stiondsace wss y above a Thsesdate seams. Ms betting, however, whice wia astir* way' M tha Csateidgeshire, was aid over brisk. Bto I was Won skeet Barg, sad shoes odds woes offered aphid Arthas. Notldeg wlreever woe dies shoat North Lincoln. fesised breestweals wars nob ea Menai sad Ambush at the ;wires quoted, whams 40 te I was currently offered sgsinst Woks& sad SO is I was laid wore than mos. CLOSING PRICES CAMBIUDORSIIIRE STAKES. S so I Nut Honey (t) Ste 1 Antra (or) 10 to 1 North Lincoln (off) 100 So 7 Yuman (t) 100 So 7 Lady Mies 1 1 5023 :00 35 :0000 to t° 111 6 6 1 osiaßN P Al : e= stra m stodo lgib lui ct 20 ( ( t ite .% I) The room will be "said ea 7. bI:Pro4F.D I.osh tel • bfEANEI IN THE CHANNEL. —Fry rovers! 4.. ye wink uzlety hes prevailed n &prolog nom wreck which has hoot east up on the Ceomish coast, and wL'rh is Wooed to ban) fortte4 t art of • lards atanzaw vehioz ta• blown ep. The ' , dimmer Deem:mart, Corals Foraunte, os • i.:iyage how th• Thome* to Plyreentb lees weed, 611 in with tome wreck off the 8010 Heed, and being • Lithe u 4d, • boat was Atilt to egamine the timber., build, &o. It ww fumed to be part of the swim diek of a Newt weevil, arid fe m appeorsecees It woo judged to here belonged to soar koeigzi e•recorr. 'rho deck had born capsized, red She dock beam. out wader pert of the deck were ezpowed and were painted whioe throughout. The beams were of large erzaVl ug. wad the deck tow cumweed of 4or 4i Web plonk, the wild sinus of which an evidestly of Smiles make. Lwhad to tha node, fide of the d.ok was an iron tiller we s tio) of lately 6 cwt., whieh woe brought all • y one woo ..0 the • homer, a Wee of coop., or motel pit, of we feet long and three In tour lochs. diweter, with • length of movos hose attached to one rad, was aloi bem e rbt away. large hole, seppored to be lb.. foe the hazel, was visit., and the nailer port of the AKk I. the 11•11-lomirlool bat bora Dead with tie.... if to pewee,* the: re. d twat the hod. It hod WI the ettoarooco of being but ticratty in the weer, so gran at wool or eletuat being about ft, the pnut woo guns fresh. Ou the followkag day the wreck was washed whore .1 Peatewas e and Captain Biteu LN., of the Piymala Dockyard, promised to te epeeo, m loe low report, where has lulu firwarkel a. tt swam that La I. of opinion flat tiae wreck i. to rer_aie• of war.. watanthow wokb apearosily hoe blown tai.. that it to if ['nova bw.4, sad had not te.o loo s ; la LL-row. - 11040 KONG, At GriT 24.—0 n the 15th and 16th Aapt•t thl. pot: woo vatted by IL* surskirtr of a typNws, the, wicd T...ti3g round from N. by E. to B.IV. At Marra tte •ellevon we. severely Mr. fl, Damsel (runboai), is -stag In rbousg, was rt ltsekl to net hor ut Couiress, wits' la "swiss, Ives of liged to et torn boor. baviag le. Its onetwo, col path, aad bra others Her state, is coning is, 12 h A ostler, got fie r•st with t!e Amens; the Senior i+ll bet notopord L. k 7 to MI tho Asp; IL. tatter had ,Ser lintotop v.:•stionot e•t - ,1 sway. Tug GRZENLAND FISIIFIT.ICRIVICK. OCT. 13. —rho wt.. ra.s.r Cbsee, Oravill, loos Dovies Steaks err .—D•ses Gesvlll, Ass. 2.1. 6 tiste, 60 tuns; Dewier, Deo. buo IS a•IL., ;ohms ; Toy, —.6 gab. WS Mae: Dona Boy, Sept. 8. 2 1141; ntwoot, Strome, 3 h.', 44 mat; !kr Coda Campbell, birch, 2 114, 60 tar ; Lod Galobitr, TALK 4 LAt St. Asdr•w, awes . Pada - . I'.ldinta. 7 hob , Zama, 14.top•no, 1 &O. 18 Pao (goat, to 'Wont gnarls's); Cai•ttaio, 1 ti.a. [Adognistinotit.}—Hotti,w AT'S PILLS AND OINT- Sae V-1. we • am.-111. lb. Isturns wherein Sea wireselswu itl, I thaw i. ••• mho Oat Alialrilai te Imp WWI 'I Arra lbws ..•Ow ...moot and itooooss • Des wee eat* rustle seroas, see. in mimmalag set diadems., a I ..oeariew Ono. ma . mmaslim NOM sad pro fres I New. a.. 1:01., aw l Vet lbw mil domes conglolow wt• inest.yee 'not •svel Is well wiled wises ow, fre ... m• ! b /lap mm 4 •Mmookcb...., semi .b si i LANs,. WM.I , ...A.... towhees. wad laidle-ti.e. or 'oho velure o• SW, Is. • .001 Voreplos rtami fro ~.1013 Mini • call &al Mai WWI slues oven Ann nor hots THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1869. Lab; tint(Nona. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Ocr. 20. MAN Mr. Cesseisskeir Hoboyd.) ix In COMM AWMONT CLAIM The hearing of this cede wee rammed to•day by appoint ment. The benhopt was a merchant, of Newgate-rtrest The amounts bent already appeared to dotal is the Daily News. Be wee opposed, It will be remeistored, by Mr. C. Z. Lawison basil et M. Emile Royer, of Pada, • crafter for goods sold et ensigns& The banOmpt, euralawl by lb. Lewin deeeni that he was erigiesk • inner in the Mina todefor • Leaden home. Red no capital when be commenced loaner in MIL 111 netting bad been almost entirely with M. Boyer, who sold Idea goods is the amount of 8,0001., inospeotive of those connigaid. Re had been in bonbon et Liverpool, eel nweived goods then tram 11. Beyer. When he eine to London, in March last, his stook was worth 2,8004 Of the first parcel of goods supplied by Royer, emeenting to 1,2004, only 2001. worth were sold at • profit. They molited of ribbous, Bowes, imitation jewellery, Midis de Paris, and a few marines. Of the pods conalgeed to him In Lando he sold mime se • loos of 26 to 40 per cent. They were sold for oash. Did not render account mats to M. Royer until the 27th of May. Re wee bankrupt on the 2nd of June. Red zosadoned to Boyer, who is Pub in the middle of May, that the goods were esilleg int • kw, but be never inquired what loss. After he rembeed the ascount sales X. Bridle, M. Boots agent, one oar direetly. This was no dispute as to whither the gods bed bon sold or consigned to Om. Is wont to questions from Mr. Lemma, who Br the be seeded OM for 16 or 16 pea l = eitimmelog bwslars, he bed hese employed on Wow or Mat to the berme et L. Borington, end Co., Charles Coady, Posner, Neer end Co., and Items. Morrison, Mon, and Co., in eassezien with which he had a large einis al wetweers. N. Royer knew that he had no capital. Beyer draw upon hiss sometimes before he bouW the goodih end be generally overdrew • he drew quite booemive of the goods supplied In December, finding that ho could only sell at a lose, be wished to dimwit's, his puncheon, and act merely as !foyer's Kent It we. the molt of We experinnor that the largest houses in London had sustained heavy lessee by alterations in fashion or the prevalence at partisan Callo7o. Tbs — Cixemladoner—The more need for capital to fall back •Pal• A mess of correepondenos which had pared between M. Royer and the bankrupt woe reed, the general tendency of which was to show that the former wit extremely sneous to sell his goods, owing to thej death-blow; given to trade in Paris by the °elevated Imperial dads:item of the Ist 01 January. but It did not appear that he had authorised • sacrifice of more thin 5 to 10 per cent. The farther hearing of the coo was adjourned until Wed nesday next. (Sokol Kr. Commissioner Tess.) Qt ii =WAND AND AIJIAD 1rNI?11. Tbe keicr;tie; ;Wier; a.; Ceres Coa Clompany, rad Prfar Bream§ and Co, Hisbopenste. The belance-sheet, from July, 1849, to 1859, shows 17,3911.;AZ"tfoitors, 63,0821. ; to ditto holffiag mearithe, . to mediton who hate stopped cook to trensita, 38,6924 ; to creditors claiming to be seamed by Bea o the amount du by the Admiralty for coals shipped ruder a:s treet, 9,0101.; capital, 8.4261.; profits, 88,8201. Cr.-41y property, 3,8971. Debtors, good, 4,4941.; doubt (setimeted d 6631.); soak stopped, 3,3101.; meow of las foe Admiralty under oontrset“ e 9 red, AMU. * adieu: Bilk, 8,1001. • partners' 21,804/. Dysinownt drawn out by pest ers rends.: 44891.• businees, 6.6801. ; amount to be retsawal, saldset to oklio, 4,3681 ; lows, 96.69914 bade **plasm. $4,7981. ; interest, &c., 13,0781. Differences in oftelder's hook 2091. The accoun t. ware prepared by Kern. Quake, Bell, sad Co. Mr. Ikadistar supported; there was no opposition. Mr. Cannes, the official assignee, stated, in =swot to the wart, that the property and debts were likely to realise the samat BIM* sad that the sum due from the Admiralty "add =come to the estate. The =th as ems of White, schoolmistress, of Lewis ham. sad Mary Ems, boarding.scheol-keeper, of Kensing ton, rate = s. a i t hundred pounds, Ws Honour granted fret-rtes stance this deism, sad said be mold urge aoth/ag farther ia his favour. Two winsome were WWI, who gave the pimmar a good cammetor for boassty. The jury bead Lim Oeilty, but reomemsadol him to maw. Kr. Payee mil be would give (dad to their recommend*. doe, sad matasowl bin to four months' hard labour. Two bills wars salt before the mad jury &gloat John Potersete, for cresting the disturbances in the religious wa le Bt. George's-imture• Nam. One woe ignored, M is l ic e :her returned true. A good many minor mare of eraberszlemeat were dis posal of. IPSWICH RACHS,TztrisDAT. Aovemeut h the Areagth of the kids ated In the al genera otheyeay worked the prooesehiga at Tbosslay, het the weather woo cold a= seamoioaallwet.thily throe bare= Notwoodu Borderer, wed Awned kg the Owls Plato, elthouth Ishp=disse, Ph Ore* Nth au a two later= animas VIM IMO( the atriee. 5 to 1 woe hatted oa Newoestke, orl it wee aatiapeted that he =aid defeat his opponents without ea elk= Ths dupla* Oatharthe, however, to the ourprise of , ..R0111• toedlt ," rad larders hod to " rouser = ammtheably to had his the =maw by half a keg= Ismailia* she the mai Ogled= was said hr 1/10 gar= Two a three Mt. au the Oneteldwelth• were hid la the amend the ahem= ; 9 to 1 Ira veal= about Artim ; 12 to 1 each woo bathed shout Medal sad North Liam= sad 30 to 1 was rhea about Briansises. Ti. HELTIX Ccc, Valli 1201., by elltreetptioil 01 16 op= =eh. 10 h, end 6 oily If dean= Prohookaah fib sutra. Om tulle end a hell. (17 Gabs" 7al whoa stir clated.) thr. A Roisoltl Ocomodoes. by 08111148•44. 3 fry lit bib OM .M I iEr...-nrl t., ..A. ,-...... • ?-..-. A.3= 1 : 15 is 4 a vommomo.4 to a eget Patara. Pecrelet to the lislithila poet, whore ha was praeit by cannotiore, who arthed au to. moths to the a* sot woo ebrearly by Om of • kWh. Taw woo last awl up Thy haft i t 1 .1 6 1 7 4 W1T Nthortesr rum (Balky), el 111, he A spa Nall a with. N,. /544M3 ale. II 3 no. Gelb. IW. sewed I tar w. vow e ler or we O. 'WPM I Lord W. hobo .)5410it0. s re. as 1 Capola (31431103 ste. ',mots Ob. KA 4 Mr 114.1011. Aseagsl.3 pa MA ...... ......lA. 5 &Wag _6 it dupes 6 to 2 eget 3to ra p t apt Zoolo sad 11 to 1 eget Clio. wool senora Yr rats,rid the theasplowe oat ram path the baud holm balag hopped. At la= however, s i =t was =de =I OW wows Dot. a wkk a alight lead, oue bra eelt, NM ke glom together. •as rs the alma erodted be het= of Clio by. had; bail • bap& haw, the nor= red third, bad Leath. Donis= bre= a leag way. Till IPfle a r a rßlEßT HANDICAP et 10 WM Irnek 61t, ten 60 ; kr two. yr-oble. Wilma sat= new =set= of a 33113. 4 m.... Kr. A4444* D 44414. 134 Aaasaidu =ID ths Ith 1 12161W3 Cu. dill 5.4 WA tae. feat 2 A IN/w.71 .4 12 i, ........„......... Book to OIL ~. I, o r ege g o T it .. —NAZI: I lorot 4 Millis( : ~ t a i . . ..iii 4 ogle 6to 1 spot Narthwrg Doggie vue I= alf. him= by ICIOD sag Idahres. Astir Mohan lir =Or pole ame nies =A OMNI lash soload pie= Dapple whip altar a row by a /aril hagth sad a half botwosa the wad tharddred_ Tim Ceiiiior 61:170LZ CO, er•Kas, by imbmelp time me b• mom amelhfe!all. Tye nibs. . _ _ _ _ 1 lard V. pestir,:pdiii.7. by liimerriii. 5 rf.. bg Ilb d. new I Waft .• Cm les 1 ms. They armereed maul within Ihreemyearlere el a alb tram Wee. wad ea welerlag the la** D. vie bed hem Wag 4 b eim la draw lerward. oe=leetrad Deludes falmed Ideeppeust, int wen by a Maa 114311/31111 PLAT' of 11111 wisass. Ti. mew lard etaa.terat lleeewia by MowsrlWAY. f a llVi d al i b I I yr, ....u.r. cashed... 3 rn. 3 . 4110 ........ 41 . 31 r 4= 1 Mr. /11,....W. lkorisivr. II yrs. Mt 44b Tata LOWY STAMM. el 26 so4W., Wiwi 141 • 11111Mortams •13140•11.4sok. for .11 'gm Optimal Yo. Mt. Yrriral. Mk. layaory, to A iwa.. In Ms. OwYWY Mule dal. 3 rw (10 I. TA Mb h r. I del. yr. A tom TolMorr. 4rw M 41 .1. 3 . 41 C 1 3 _l 1 1 yr. Vi•ssisi • I to Commoom Mawr. Wm 37 —.tr. 4 Amour - . we.] yr.. S 2 I ~6a ISY IW. Mr. Yr.. • Ilirstmpro. yr. MO, Im lib . . .. Ilyry_y. Mr. WYLY*, el 114 ...m.YI o Murky wt 41 UM. ;WY WW.I. 6 .......... .. BMus/ Evils o• lEMO tlessOr; iK.3KW 71 8 1 7 44. 1., 6 tot ugot law Pegolly's dew illy. Mira Eleesor made .It W . mums', sod I.w by • Deck ; AY *shwa ezattervd. The wiener wee bought In fur 60 gateau, KELSO RACES. BUILDWL H•3IDICAP. ""'~:: i::.:.i I .... ..... Moe ran. *lmams= ea • sow. =cu. r ea sai .......... ••...• • ..... lima tea. Tl 3 USN= CUP. Ihnneb Azi.toari. ........Sim .... ..... .. nu...... ..... ........ 1 Tug WIWI. or Tan All/111CAA SHIP QIIEBECre The Plymouth Ned Nays Were it not ed too *eructs • character, the iste wreck of the American ship Qoebee would afford mane amount of atoneeruent to the lovers of the sera Tattoos. The catastrophe took place off this port on Tuesday • amnia*, the 11th instant, about flee p.m., the wind at the tuner blowiag lightly from the B.E , and the weather being rather h.ey. Ihe Quebec is en American ship, of about 700 tons burden. Captain Alexander Remit, and was bound to Neocaotle, in ballast, from Bordeaux, where abc had landed • cargo of staves. We have always been under the impression that the Eddystone Lighthouse wea hums better than any ether similar warniag on the we, and it therefore memo meet remarkable that any vessel guided by a captain or craw with the blessieg of eyesight shoal 1 cone into colledoe with it, in such com paratively favourable weather. Pabst" however, It may be accounted for when it is recollected, that of all mambo those of ear transatlentic cousins are the least looked after when on the seas highways, the duty of ' looktng out' befog often anon or iCtogethee tegicited. As far as can be amertainol, this se heat was so in the instance under notice, sad doubt- Ws led to the momtrophet—the helmsman bring the only pima re deck at the time of the collision. The trawlers of ear port also know a little of this inattention of our Atomism meanie, their eats having, on many occasio ns, thereby wind most materially. After st r iking ou the woola olds of the lighthouse Our jibboom end being within 10 feet dare south-west kitchen window of the lighthouse, and the window referred to about 70 feet *bum the rock.), every exertion was toads by the crew, with the asatetasice of toe pilot boat Heroine, to get off, but the. could not ha affected till about 10 o'clock, when • breeze liming up from the eastward, and the tide tell. Efforts wet. afterwards put forth to got her into poet, but the 'hip was two much injured, and at 3 o'clock the following mooring, despite all exertions of the crew, she mink in six fathoms of water. about three miles from Whiteout Bay, and one mile S S W. of Down dairy Preventive Station, where she will be covered at high water. Whiles the ship was on the mcke, boats, offering assistance, come trio H.M. crew steam frigate Topes., 61, Captain the Hon. W. S. Sprayer, which bad jut left the S weed fur Valoo,lateit Island, but, there being se Imme diate cleaner, the Topes • proceeded cm her way. The captain won crew landed at this port about 8 o'clock is Brooke's invade cutter. The ballast wee compoeed principally of sand, shich or choked the pampa that they were males.. If leach had tout been the case it is thought that the ship might have bees run on shore in safety. Doulgless, promr inquiries will be hada into this strange affair. The ship was insured, and Ito wreck waa sold by Mows. Skardch and Sons, on Friday, for 221. to Mr. Shiletes, Cortaide, who is about to use elf tete to raise she siti_p." DorraucrioN BT Flat OF THE SHIP The Itower, ship, of Both, wee diesevared to be on fire is the lower hula about toe Ilth of August. ?hoodoo'. fire ragtime was set to wok, awl succeeded is keeping the tire under until she artived at St. Thorium on the evening of Sept, 16. The captain at once obtained see use ..1 &wither force pump, and the servime of the A. Clark (a.), whiob through the night continued to pump water into l lee hold. Oa the morning of the 171 . 1•sistsey was held, which, After roles blow tad DO Mai, or gas, but fuie of steam, tic inonanded that mote water should be pump d ie, mel at the some time coals from ob. laterees-Jeck • eliould be umcbcr,ted m rapidly se possible. Tate was done through the day of the 17th, bat et 7 p.m. tha bre was ems, anal increased so rapidly that it we, jai igeil prosier to move the slop into a berth, where she could be swuttled. The ateamtug by at ini.tht had forced the ship into a g wti position for that porp.se, but the autho , rhesus St. Thomas allot& red, end orderet bee to be brought nearer the chore, watch was ant accomplished until 10 a.m. of the 10th, by which time the skip wee on fire hire and alt. Hole. were bat I, and she seek in 13 het weer, the top lb irk and b t see n-decks beteg thee a sums of Haar. Shortly afterward* the tosser, with ell their yards and rigging, fell into the water. The ship ciedisoal to burn through the sight, and on the morning of the 19th had burned to the water'. edge. The miffs and tannins gem, theme/ate, and all • attached to three, were saved. The loser part of the bull t and a large portiot of the coal will is got ant. The captain, litlicerr, and crew laboured herd so save the eldp, and did not e Isere mail driven over the bow by the dome. Had there i been owed the large steam pumps available, no doubt the ' skip and Carr would bays been raved. [Adverilsement.]—Passa.Strene to CHINA and • the lean an ~renew. Martino( the r•mr, , f the dwhigent paw, ae, at " team Towsmoti ether. maned. Larks. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION- . HOUBZ. Mem I Newly lectie meow, of sad %Barg Wiz eletwer, was ch irped with two cheques wporerg to be sig=Thoosse Moody, with intent to Erred there. Roberts cud Co., beaker, Lom beed-erset, Obi aleo mph end uttering a third cheque, Brighton, with reams Moat. Kr. Mare, eolkitor b the Beakers' Protection Society, attended for the preseentkr. Mr. B. clerk to Memo Roberts sad Co., said— Mr. Thome Moody keeps sa account at Stookey's Beak, Wfachester, and Yr authority to dnw on our home. I sea is the comery deportment. The two cheques produced, dated the 12th September, 1860, for 81. 16a, sad the ler September, be 61. 7s. were prorated to nee for payment They were paid, bat I Naar say whether Mertens, is the men who presented them. They were afterwards air by me to Stookey's Beak, end were returned to me r b rarnies Bridger 60, Ruseell-equare, Brighton—Os the Ilk of September e person came to me, who said he wee a welter et the Bedford Hoisi, and that he came from a padres& named Moody, who wee staying tree. He Moto* me • letter, and rid he was to welt be ea tame/. The letter contained a cheque for 81. 16e., which purported to be signed by Mr. Moody. I gave him a mc7fe, meteequence of which the primer called ore kaew the primer's family, and had seen labs bikes, but I had ao persoml acquintance with him. I gave his the cheque witch I had taken hoer the letter, sad mat with him to my Wanes to get It cashed. I ban dace received informed= which bade me to believe the cheque in forged. TM letter art by the primmer from the Beaked Heal to Mr. Bridges woe here put in sad toad. It stated that the prisoner's father hed art him a cheque on • Loudon beaker, end that be should be obliged if Mr. Bridger would oeah it or get it cashed ler Henry Caked, price.oonstable of the City of Bristol, de g=iethtawissistthe miaow tied been taken into custody by Kr. Hancook, sad headed over to him to bring op to London, sad that on their way to town the prisoorr mid he had commited the foegstlee, antlered what be ahould my to the qaudoas that wenld be pat to him. He also said he his father would settle the affair before be got to Landes, or that be would do so if he herd of it. He did not my that be had Mgr the chigoes, but that be had pat his father's aim to them. Mr. Madre said the prisoner bad been carrying on the same gems for some tree at different country hotels, being finally armed et Bristol. The attendance of his father was nemenery to prom the forgery, and therefore • Tetrad was neeresey. The pram was then remanded. LAMBETH. Elizabeth 41Zen, a married female, with en Want in her arse, was brought up for final eurolaatioa on a charge of pealing counterfeit florins. A clerk from the Mint-001m attended for the prosecution, and from tke evidence it appeared that on the Ilth instant, the whom, who gave her address at No. 32, Bt. George's road, had first offered a florin In payment of some trifling articles purchased at the *hop of a draper in High street, Camberwell, but its boomer was discovered, and it was bent nearly In two, and she was allowed to go about her business. Boon after she succeeded in peseleg another dorm in pay ment for a few @tapers*, but fortunately the poor woman whom ehe attempted to defraukdiegovered that the florin wee counterfeit; and the poisoner was apprehended. The ease was clearly proved, and the prisoner was fully committed for trial. SOUTHWARK. Ow**liou Mahwity,7i;l: in coke, wsa brought up, In enatody of William Francia, an officer of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, charged with acting with great cruelty to his donkey. Francis inturined hia worship that on the previous after noon he met the prisoner in the Borough driving a donkey and cart laden heavily with sacks of coke. Re parceled. that the poor animal trembled very much and could hardly get cma foot before mother ; gonsequently he stopped it, md an lilting the saddle be found a large raw wound very muck Irritated by being rubbed spinet. There were also desk emends to the shoulders bleeding, and in fact the poor don key was to a very bad state, which his worship would me, as he had brought It into the yard at the rear of the mart for his laspestion. The prisoner declared that there was nothing the matter with the donkey. It was true the saddle had rubbed Its back a little, and the shoulders were a little sore, but they would soon heal up. The magistrate proceeded to the yard and looked at the animal, and on - his return Into the court expressed his surprise at the brutal conduct of the primmer in working the animal while in such a frightful state. It ought to be put out of its Weary at once by trim; slaughtered. The prisoner said he should not have hie donkey slaughtered; be could not 'fiord that. Magistrate—Yon are committed for one month, with hard labour. THAMES. Jacob Rodger, • boy aged 14. was brought before Mr. Yardley, charged with stealing as. 6d., the moneys of John Wilson, his mailer. The prisoner had only been lathe itervies of the prosecutor, a peetrycock, of No. 7, Pstriot:street, St. Georee-in-the- Best, for five days, and he then broke open a box belongim to his masher. It contained 3e. 6d., which the boy abstracted, and then ma away. He was soon appreheodid by police onisteble Child, No. 193 H. He said he bed spent the mos h y ild e. C said the prisoner bad been a thief for many years. sad bed robbed severe' waders. Your worship, amancied the whims, convicted him four years ago fur stealing as. from his parent.' landlady in Denmark-street, Ratchffe highway, and sentenced him t., two month.' imprisonment sad bard labour. After that be had • smiler sentence for steal ing a sheet In Charlotte-court, Whitechapel. His next con viction was at Worabitatitnat, for stealing 14e, and he was sent to a refuge in Commercubstreni, from which be made his escape; and, Italy, be was sonimanly convicted as a juvenile offender, and sesitented to six month.' imprisonment and bard labour. Helms boon in custody on other occaslass. Roche, the gaoler of the court, said the constable had not stand all the priamet's convictions, for he bad been in the City pram. unkuovin to the metropolitan pedioe. Mr. Yardley—He appears to be a most incorrigible young thief, and we must send him to a tefonuatory from which be cannot escape. The mother of the prisoner, who was deeply affected, mid her husband was a journeyman bricklayer, and hie earnings were only 16.. per week. Her boy was • person of roving habits, and had made her vary unhappy. She had three other children to look after. The prisoner had been at tebool, and could read Maly, sad writs a little. Mr. Yardley—Do you wish we to dispose of the case! The Mother—For Heaven's sake do something with hint, or Ice will come to utter rain. Mr. Yardley—Yon don't wish me to commit him fur trial! The Mother—No, air ; dispute of him a• you like. Mr. Yardley—Then I sentence him to one mouth's impri sonment and hard labour in the House of Correction, and otter his imprisonment to be detained five years in the Refor m:oared chip Cornwall, o ff Partleet. They make DO of the prisoner there. FXTRAORDINART TREATMENT OF A SHERIFF'S orriesit.—The John ("Groot Journal reports that a sheriff's officer Seen Wick, Sinclair was lately entrageonely seasulied and compelled, in order to escape with hi. lite, to burn a warrant which he bad gab@ to tbe west of Ruttier landshire to seem.. The party molest whom these aggres sive measure* were taken warn a George Morrison, who bed been c itemised for trial for an semult at the inn of Dunn, while on hi. way home from iha Wide &d rug, but liberated on bail. The trial wee to lake plum at Week on Friday le.t, and Miller bad proceeded to his residence, Lochinahmd, summon Murree= to appear. Oil arriving, he.aie the purport et his voit was etopeLeted by Morrison and hi. neiglinuars, and that pettier of whom he sought information as to when Montoya +toyed were medeaeouring to whited bias by deny ing that he resided where he Blue officer) had suspected ha did. Millar went into the bower, however, and bound three young nom there, one with a Milo and another with an old scythe. Ile left bit missive, however, and returned to the inn where he lead balged the previa. night, at libiorinksh, but bed been theta only a short dun when, looking out at the window, he espied several persons cliae by, and mimes them one whom be recegnite.l aa havdig Lees smog those in Morricon's house. Anticipating a row, he went out along with his witnowes to remonstrate with the people, and In order to save breakage of furniture, it any dieturbauce semi to take place. One immediately lald hands on Mr. Millar, threatening to kill hew, and +truck him with a alms on the heed, Whiling a severe injury, while next the officer was kw eked do wn, dragged a.ong, and kinked, he crying out eot to kill him outright. They then offered how, propoeing he should get off wallets fur her injury if lee would return to Lochintherd and burn the warrant. There twin no alternative he could do nothing but ogres, and the deem:nest wee ememilligly oommitted to the lime.. Os Mr. Millais return to Wick an inquiry wee made into the cireumetato.., the ems being afterward. reported to the sheriff at Dornoele, who will have to (hod with it, the outrage having been committed in Nutberlandahire. De.PItAVITY AMONGST WOMEN IN LIVERPOOL— The unusual predominance of crime by women still appear to rest in Leveret, girl at the Borough S.asioca yeeterday th ee seceder, w has f r equently animadverted on the same autject, alluded to it at ooneieloranle length ; without, how ever, eusitostuag any remedy for this growing and deplorable social evil. [Adverti.eMent.l--PARKINS AND GOTTO, Paper end /Mediae Maar% °merlons% la wino of or. to Uw oeuede. No comae for plain ismaying, and remain to oh) miser) ,talon 10 thus Inset 011 ”rtiers Over :a..—Crest elite cut tot ; *deer den tor ass. 4444 any 0w or quell,. at a ...ale s.aetKe. Olbe. me. r:oneo ;isoto,tiold Valero. Put,l‘cdlfict, codas, autt rrifill Slat pat tow —pans Inc SAY WAS., Nape 24.1)12.1*•a1vaa, MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The October adjourned genera wakes of thermos kr the cennty of Middlesex commeaced yesterday morning, at the Guildhall, Westminster, before Mr. Bodkin, Assistant Judos; Mr. Payne, deputy; and the following magisitrares were CrMr. Portman, Mr. Foulconer , Mr. - Parbury, Mr. Mr. B. White, Mr. Stilwell, Mr. Freer, Mr. , Mr. Bird, Mr. Gould, and Mr. Ihinnington Fletcher. Theo Imre* for trill-8 for misdemeanour and 63 fee felony The learned Assistant Judge charged the grandjary. William dads, 29, a watch escapement maker. wee indicted fee steeling a gold watch, the property of William Harris, two gold watches, the property of John Cregg, At. He pleaded guilty. Mr. Sleigh said he was instructed for the prisoner, who wan respectably connected and had never before been guilty of any act of dishonesty. He had unfortunately got into difficulties, and had no doubt got possession of wattles from tradesmen and converted them Into mosey which he applied to his own purposes. It was hoped that the court might be disposed to take a lenient view of the case. Tat Assietant-Judge said hie only doubt was whether he ought not to sentence the prisoner to penal servitude. If in refraining from doing to he committed an error, it would be on the side of mercy, but It was impossible not to regard this as • very aggravated offence, the pnaonet being a person who used his apparently respectable position to defraud and plunder tradesmen of valuable goods. The sentence would be eighteen months' hard labour. Charles llaittson, a tall, well-dressed young man, wee indicted for feloniously breaking and entering the dwelling horses of John Hill Corteld, is Harriogros•grove, Tolling ton-park, liorosey-road, and stealing therein • coat and • watch, his property. The robbery woo committed cee Sun day evening while the prosecutor and his family were at church, and the prisoner wee detected by a neighbour, who, seeing • light being curried about the house, and knowing u Mr. Corfield to be out, suspicted 'something, and w. till the prisoner came out, and caused him to be ed with the stolen property in his potteca.ion. llP C i slgioner wore a white neckerchief, and had the ap parent. of a clergyman. The jury found him Guilty, and it was then proved that be wee • returned convict, and was well known at the prisms. The Assistant-Jodie said there will but one proper course to take in such • cam, and sentence! the prisoner to 8 years' penal servitude. Mr. J. P. Doyle was for the prosecution ; Mr. Sleigh for the primer. John Barn, 27, was convicted of feloniously assaulting Thames Price, and robbing him of a watch, at the working of a tire engine In Mary lebone-lane. Being a known chid, and having already bed 12 months, the court now estateooed him to throe year.' penal ser vitude. Richard Si lief, 32, commercial traveller in the service of Moan. Hardy, wholesale woollen drapers, New Bond-greet, we. indicted for stealing • quantity clank, de., the property of his employers. He pluided Mr. Taßuud Won appeared for the prreecution„ and end the prisoner had been in the receipt of 1501. a yea as town traveller, and his honesty beng euspected, watch was kept upon him by Cole, 317 A, which resulted in his detection in carrying property from the premiers of Messrs. Hardy. A good dean of property had been missed, but there wee no ground for Imputing to the prisoner that be bad taken it all, though much had gone since the prironer bad boon in the situation. Mr. Bleigh, for the prisoner, maid it was a very red and melancholy case • the prisoner bad ruined himself , destroyed his hitherto good character, and diaarend his family. if the court would treat the case as leniently as was roundest with the requirements of public justice, means would be taken to said him abroad. The Court sentenced him to eight months' herd labour. (Before Mr. Payne.) William &sateen, 18, dealer, wee indicted for steeling • rinse-piece, value 10a., the property of Sir Hamilton Seymour. Mr. Rutherford prosecuted; Mr. Prendergest ddended the prisoner, Thome+. Carlisle said be was butler to Sir Hamilton Sey mour, of No. 10, Grosvenor crescent. The time-plea pro duced wee the property of Sir Hamilton Seymour, end it wee oafs In the houtekreper's-room at the bottem of the area steps, at half-pest six o'clock on the evening of the 10th is stmt. The prisoner bad come there with • cart for the purpose of fetching awry the dirty linen for the laundrette. Wits.. went away for a short time, and on his return the time piece wria gone. He had known the preemie" for • year and aehalf by coming to the house to fetch away the dirty linen. Ann Elmsford, wife of Charles Bamford, Pak, she kept a broker's Mop, at No. 3, Chelsea-market. On the 10th of October the prisoner, whom she had known fee a long time. came to her and offered • thoe-pesos for sale, asking Va. for it. She questioned him aa to whether the clock was his own, and he &exerted that it was, and that it had been given to him by a girl in Eatomplaes. She told him to call the following morning, and in the interval she sent it to a pawnbroker s fur the curpore of ascertaining its value, and obtained 6.. upon it. When the pawner came In the morning she again asked him if he bad come by the timepiece fairly and honourably, and, being satisfied with his anewer, she gave him 6w. Gd. for it. Alfred Elliott, of 22, Queen-street, Pimlico, pawnbroker. said the limo-p Moe produced was pawned in the name of Ann Hanstord for Bs. Id., and he valued it at 10e. Fraud. Street, police constable lb 11, said he took the prisoner into custody on the 11th, and having told him the charge, he said he anew teething about it, but at the Guts be was at the house he saw • n 11•11 with a white &Mon on same up the arts steps with • Mast in his hand. Ha said , be had not sold anytime-piece to Mrs. Haestord. The prisoner, when before the magistrate, is his defence, said he saw a man go down the /daps and come up. He then went down the Mews and came back; that he (the prisoner) thew wen. ...ma the Mere. and theta found tee thee-Ono Midst! the gets, whiels he took sway and sold. Mr. Prendergast, for the puma, repeated In sob- 7113 MIZE 111 TEI AMILDINO TJULDB. The following address boa the London trades' delessue to their brethren of the wcakirig theme through out wee Waled the Calted Kingdom. la WWI el the Operative Dip lom, y 'Palley Workiart=7; is wow surly two =loathe Amor we bit ottruivas Wier the of asking knows to you our wouwasta lo Marks *tile sad pood les, peat wool mauls Weems the Minot broaches of the operative' to the building treks sad their employer, to London. _ Yet that went is Mil ay l teaseellei ; for ellb " st o : ss hw of have n rand has al mmosetleg body dwink they Inimme W hat e d a pun, tine is yet a large sky who hold toga*, win • view el 1 ebb to sumac mean; sad amens it * that new, as d ens raw losporettvely se, It b ens, Beery mane of &Dada sethty (say, in even of anna ry westan ens) is he gatltcongsgoe anal, with las min whiseby the nay look-oats may still big le tin mei tainalea web. Ihroegl the com piles of slinain went awn the fret workman into the mesl Ant engin el wren--• canine every way vitiate owl ownvorked and uadsrpsig, sad yet • WNW penimptioa of his ova rightful claims es to blm ear anigly on the rock beans of such deep kink* " And who aw they the bra la this way P Why, the ▪ ta general who ben Immotorst owa des; bet big sow Hs wages psyers imbed of Os asps seeshine, bons the change end bemuse, se It we men as iglu taiviinst of the Employers' Awns** sod taint, seen ansieve. Ms es yet li beagles& t• nd bra from h temptakus k say nesp ad ionne fraramo 'Mk 4irs ors_ nesonelbly pima tineetres inn the anasorlag alnallay et on who bad non is.. • lane of Nan • ptier up of nick, • plant of wen, • well 1••••••*, le • martarnizer, bat • toga matie—me nos les over shows its willingams to neon the lock-sat • searslary, or min eon, later or • list. • writer for the la say of Hess imbrianate entente which amy bsppr baleen mann and workmon, providing nth arelsre are la ths two -11.14 tioaditka of being stile sad lag to hembomely re musiorste this easalstasehly hhengdieriyYn of literary graCCOET.. _ - Ms. despite of tide ',Mimes, est MI he can Weft or darken by the blackness elf his Ink, we once again, Woos say, come and help the Whimyour me% sod Memos% and shilling% and mob reerb•—eseb Mae earnest sone of toil who en etlH be thdr Sem though male trial-boar. Let all do wed they ein—mth mibe cheerfully and iinselliseely: kr, many, be eases has sew hem aloe the ' lock-ant' piles sed the 'dome mist' sumilaud net thet el Ms Weft oyaraltthe ekes, but of all minloitiole Without dimbellos. "And,wihout oar tutees, whet world re bit Who elrl rthers to describe at t dead the no& t Where wMd be ear Imams tralostriel eeldessionts? Where the thane der sad gent of pod, sr at hunt sisgaste, rope t Whin the sed-ingest dri wend keep • decent coat on the been, ' ths for yews* rebind, at lesimeolde, however humble, rot Mist *Mei 6.•41 of • nod description of atm ass tamilortf AM ant, slows ad, where would be that Whim and eregagthsalsed dr YAW whine sew errs Lambe agile so • learnt maw the bre k riedi=e y t lex am t mil Ms to h unt up. self-rmarding ef berm isesawer " No, indwti, se keg as eardety vemle• as it bee as the whole, all who eml ask the nor aveliohle apse of ndeprothore maw the argeo-vorkiag ekes nest ding to their unless; rid ret only to thole ors reinr. but sere nor show thrnsine toady to help miry genies of urinleis la desk earthy ; mit hien hie that so may id the &Inlaid". tends, roil ethos eke Is Ms_ yriensser, bore ebony inn Sawa fa bard of the sins of the sand bag is di. On re the Lon an ▪ be ll" 111 . 47.1"; aiesllermirth bee es ' Wre our angle? epees ; Ise sellk lbw* dr sins we ere thus idddloothothed la nay he the visaing one at CuA ssi almintbdule beapy home le set pethively to t threihn thin smith dr nor meows' grer—the• droll de disk bun, end saposially as Wren gee Assn lost • diseling hither of newity that kgig on rudder whir the Amon ern non earl, sod Wahl, side an he odd be ben the Mina " Arl • with light, trim weddienge, the whale of Ms attest hoe proud so reinsts the Operetives; and "the se seen la It. gist pesseseennor be the most "Mien Wi nds It he premated w tie be; kw .11 bee Where both are es it should thergittfolly, ad issrfaly shows of ts hersossith mime base • &limb pon der gar, that dross was as ems manna ; and hires, or dam' therken the Moab arks, ar toduremain, en was lie* solopled so reared by hadividons nersthooy hen is yank:shuns by r o w —all grin en of and asps" sad geoid= la society. Potter end oa," nelogeolose, dun gobbets; as some may Ono 0•1111 dins, dray aeon betrayed my shrine frenzy dr go urassmory erWriesse of the strike; but, 1/111011.41 lerernald,thwelhiry were, reedy tonne the wholesentor ▪ the but yerible imense—re sons little rhea sock With be ire widen amedienslon of any Mechlin= eta ettplesele; bull WI war smutting themselves to the lust elnigran of the sositrisse and valise of their own audio min; Or le, es Sr moo bge grown into their good esteem and gorikres—bsdrentek they do, and no all nebulas r atio t that, Y thorn AM states it in his able work on Economy, 'To embine or unite for the purpose at soiaing the trios of labour, or diminishing the hours of labour, le • perfectly legitimate eel en the part of wetting meo.' "True, klbw trades we instinctively subscribe to this dictum of the s d chief is this clue of writing of our own Yeses, end as the law, toe, allows. Perfectly legitimate re bean any such attempt to be; sod se in the' me of the WM. opersline this power of combining hoe bets math to he east aside— s/telly, unconditionally, sad ae. Ii ceirourbse with our own opinions andwiaktes, MOO onsildri benders have resolutely refused Medium to such asiesiosio dictation. coosemenUy their, and our cares have been swig as one, and being so, we moat now, mos more, and, se we hope, finally, take our leave ; though doing SO in the fell ON3IIO that every pce sible exertion will be made in the way of furnishing funds, either in your character so unionist., or through your instru mentality among all (deadly parties, to compel the yet re maining obdurate portion of the Employers leasocietion to do eta different individuals in their own order ham a 1 done—withdrew the document' or 'declaration,' and 7:2 pane mere be resumed." [Here follow the lagnaturea of a large number of the repre sentative@ of varlets. trader.] "All Communications and enbeeriptioca to be ' , Metered to Mr. Gems Potter, Parlors' Aram, Weouninater." The Liverpool Printers' Asaociation have contributed 201. to the fund of the Landon Widen on strike. The Building Notre of this day has the following ,—" There la little change of note mice oar bet publication in the posi tion of etteirs between the employer* end the opet•tiven in the buildieg tildes, with this important exception (hot several of the flew, souse of them employing a large number of halide, have abandoned the "document," the result of which is that, their shops have again become hives of in• descry. It is a feet worthy of notice that amongst the masters who have re-opened under them circumstances, is Mr. Jay, en extensive employer ot labour, through the In strumentality of one of whew) foremen (Mr. Rhode.) his estebliehment bee been tilled with bands. It is likewise a ctruiastance not to be overlooked, that Mr. Myers, of York-toad, Lambeth, the other day invited the meat= recently in his employ to return to work without the "decla ration," but they refuted to wept the offer, until one of e similar character wee tendered to the carpenters, julecre, plseterere, painters, end the yellow other branches of the bedding trades now locked out. Meanwhile the &rhino', 0 , 4 withstanding the severe privations to which many of them meet necessarily have been eutjected daring the resent unfortunate dispute, oppose to be in excellent apirite, sad to be confident that in the eed they will be encoessful— we eases in so far an the " declaration" ii concerned. Very many of them Sr. strongly oppated to the nine hours' move taut, which is by no Melilla s popular one (though the Con ference have not yet given it up. as la erroneously supposed by many persons). Effective measures are being prosecuted, not only by the 1211110 n but by the bricklayer., plaits erre, carpenter., end other branches of the building trader, for the purpose of ruining ample funds in support of the lock-outs. It Is expected that in the cowrie of eight or ten dos) s the Con tenses will receive from the nietutere of the Amalgamated Society of Entrinerre another contributien of 1.0001.; sod during the week several meetings in aid ot the cause of the operetivee hove been held in large provincial lawn,. In tacr, fund.. continue to flow in abundantly to the smeary of the executive eittng .1 the ration; Arms. We were informed on Wednesday evening that Mr. Nixes, of York-mad, Lam beth, had withdrawn the declaration from hie eetablishuttnt." DESTIIECTIVE FIRE AT CAMBERWELL.—Yeater day morning, between use and two, the premises &dinging to Mr. Carter, Muni...rem Camberwell, wore discovered to be ow bra. Mr. and Mrs. Carter, with their two children, were in their beds asleep. A polo:muse succeeded in arousing the Memos, but owing to the ilEfttC.ll of the Cans, they wale usable to get to the front door, and as a last resource they made to the back of the ',whilst., and succeeded in reaching the street is safety. Engines were called into operatiou, but the whole of the stock in trade wee destroyed, and the building marly consumed. The attain of the colefortrice is unknown. Kr. Carter wee insured—the cooteate in the Liverpool and London Oace, and the build ing in the Sun Odice. A WOMAN ONN HI7NDIED AND TIN YEARS OF A o r..—Tbere is now in Liverpool a singular moon, named N.l zabeth Roberto, or " Betty Roberts," es .he le familiarly termed by her acquaintances, who, according to b ar o n n statement. was born in Northop, Flistehire, in Jane, 1749, or in the 22nd year of the reign of George 11. She hen thus attained to the age of 110, and from present appearances ft possitl• she tosy survive many yogi, loafer. o Betty ,• I mean at the back of St. Umbel. Market, Scotland•road, and &moat every Sunday she may be seen on the south land ing stage, or about rite markets and other public plaam in ens town. The landing stage Is her principal report on Sea day afternoon', where she geoerally latent ts round her a group of who, astonished at her great age, as well as moo by her knurl y, frequently drop her a few copper., although, It ought to be stated, she never enlicilla charity. Her frame is shinekea and withered, but still ohs is ergot and steady in gait, and with sock in band she boles that are Can let massy., to oa k 'bre, t.a.re an boar. 19he attri bates her extended life in a memento to tier simple heats, and stales that Ad has atom wed an ,maimating Hyaena MARKETS. COTTON.—LivrarooL, Ocr. 20.—Tho sales of cotton today jare ostitostad at 10,000 bar. A .Btood9 market, of WOOL AND WORSTED.—BIADPOID, Oar. 20. The nudists doing In the wool warehouses is of a sluggish abareoter, and Were is mare &panics *Cued to maks mks. Prices, however, rule very Ora, as pirobeess moot be seeds no tie grow* Catalano to 'sable the deplore to U. Saco their stocks at lower MM. Time is a steady trade dab( to noils and wools, and Flom are Ina. In monied yam the demand for home ccesniaries lumps Mandy, and there is no abate:amt for export. Prior bare been without chaise for soma time past. The pleas department is rather quieter. Merchants are genii, their orders brought nearer • close, and se It la too early to give orders for the spring Inds a slight falling Of in &mead le felt, and may be looked for la the near future. CORN.-Etnientaerg, Oar. 20.-At Gloucester market, sa the 16th, wheat wee firmly held for hilly previous rater It Wagerer, miss day, en adroit we. in GOON 0111C41 malkaL Bear =rend. Oats rather higher. Beane is.,. inquired for. Peas very unaeleable. During the pre emie went fall rims have her pad for the wheat which hes shaped beads. &Win barley held for gather more mgr. Ore se elm arr. Eras sal reaeekna ta treed quantitir. Welverempeen, r siz, then wee a better supply of wheat, sal the tun wee la veer of the buyer. At this day's market them was a tsar .apply of whir, for which lower pekes IMO offered, but the market reed dna, at previous curacy, and we maks no altered= la oar quotares. Fins barley lower, grinding qualities 6d. per grew dearer. Oats unaltered. Beane sad pees rather more *red for. Damn, Oar. 20.-Owing to the fair being held to-day, we had • very small market; there wan • good demand for mod wher ea t:which the greater part of the bursae wee der, at hilly ewer to last weak, and in some inatences Wir aff ,.L ie turia brag in laver of the seller. Bery yea sepply, and sold as rered bier teram i i h t3sg fr. having beengra. Terse, 7a ra . . • breed. °Mt 444. to 48°. pr yr . • middling, 375. to 44a. ; inferior, 34e. be as. ; barley , au to 435. ; can, 23e. to 33e. ' • term, re. be 60 4. ; par 42a. to 46e. ; dour, tine, 36e. to 404. per ear ; recends,ll2e. to 35e. Mucinsves, Ocr. 20.-Or metre this secerig wee 'Warty reared, and the tens spa{ Wirt& 011 7 the errs* samples of Baglieb ocarmanded Lad roles prier eseaskey bdag in Exalted request at ls._ per eZtfdram Peseta wee also ld. to 2d. per Elba. . a Flour was very aperiegly dealt in, end might have been purebred at rather bee money. Oats and mired were steady at the review currency. English beans were ✓eheard ; bet ligypden must be noted 6d. to la. per quire dearer. larva corn we. firm. NEWAII, Oct. 19.-At this market to-day there was • fair show of wheat, which met a heap demand at the ex bre rates Of the previous week. White wheat, 44e. to 62a.; red, 4A. to 44a. per 38 stone. Superior barley we. quite to dear as last week ; malting, 38s. to 41s. per qr.; grinding was is. to 2a. lower, end made 28e. to 314. per 30 stone. There was • fair show of ors, and pekes were unchanged-245. to 304. per 24 are. In beans (of which the supply was limited) moss advanced, 44e. to 465. per 38 ✓ase being the earrenciee. NIWITIRT, OCT. 20.-We had • good supply of wheat, rather in excess of the demand. The beat maples tasitt trued lre rates, but inferior 1.. per qr. cheaper. A large quantity of barley ea offer, for which the re was slow, exerting for the best raper which realised late rates. tfrotainoe, Oar. 20.-The supply of wheat is 'karts sad ray merino is had condition; the trade is Slow, at former proms. Spring corn is without alteration. Wh eat.i 42a. to 62e.; barley. 30s. to 36..; oats, 21s. to 28a.; beans, 404. to Oa; per, 404., par qr. WAT 1131.10160. OCT. 19.-Though our delivegies of farmer' ✓ein are limited, wheat end ore can be bought foe rather lees money than Wt Saturday. Barley meets more inqaby, sad tally maintains lets rates. From abroad we have Mr *wire of Indian corn, but, with • good demand, this article tears a further advance of 3d. per barrel. Floor unaltered in rue. Oar. 19.—T0-day wheat was the sum se lest minket on the top, and 2d. tip on the avenge. Barley was same as last market on the Wp, and b. up on the average. Oats were same ea lest market on the top, and Is. op as the average. Beans were same as last market on the tap, end Id. up on the average. CATTLE.—EDISBIIIIOII, Ocr. 19.—The supply of sheep to-day was 6,99 i. The demand was good, and Mat week's prime for good sheep were fully maintained. Top price 70.; turns; from bid . to 74 ., and down to 61. Ewes and infe rior from 6d. to Bd. per lb. A gold clearance was effected. Tbs supply of cattle was 691. The demand was also good. Bast beef from Pe. thi. to Sr. ad.; middling and inferior, from Gt. to 7e. per impede! stone. There was a good oleo:mos. Fed Mgr., from be. to 6s. 9d. ; am to right weeko old do., from Bs. 6d. to 12s. 6d. • bead. Sheep, 6,994; fat cattle, 691; lean do., 106; 'Mich OWN 110; pigs, 266. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Ma Pa. Met- Teta. Tow. ILIRVATL op6n. 482ers eimedle4 UN. UN. Nei wan 0464448 9. A A A Imvloa. 7 INN.sadOaOawO ILlinadoa ..... 1.544 106 MN 1.44$ 16814481 and AI 1 7.495 1.447 11664 5561155 . — 474 IN 1.046 I.NO 44608 6.441W8 . 6;it0t; U. Eluotes and Now Wink enAlas OeWtel l4 Pitest Ns 4 /04115 mar Walsrfard and 1.1454!4 lewleaderry sal Madam— U 3434 442 47 940 *9944 11•4688 tent 118•1448 One IleaftWead Nausea 1711 739 4.241 9.. 719 49 7 1 MEM 7996 _ .W.1"196649 0449499 14-- 1.371 3.032 2.111 iron NMI 10111 ussi tams ss.is OrYY 144; 1.411 t. 7 0 ,14 1 :4 1: ilessaitthin:::,== St° f!! .t9° ..4%. - 704 o=ir Awn ..- II Mtge . . - ao ire mi. 1.717 1,514 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. James Cans.—The Maratha, reports that the .hlp lame Careen. from the Glade for Rosh.). vas abandoned at m• Inking mute tat the 6th et July.--ttonihey. dept. U. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Allaunder (slap). for Auctrobs. Sept. I.lst 9.90 N. kis TS W. Amiens Niatiser. for lissrlUso, J•r 9. It 7t B. Io• SS IL fray I.l9erpool for thasibas, treys. IS, It 11.0 lot 5640 W. _ My of Costly, boned Routh, rest. 9 LA 8, los 31 W. emitter, from Liverpeol toe 1..4 es G*lll., rept 1, Ist 4 9,1 r 11 W. CO.OOO (Danish .1.10. IMO Leciatts for Liverpool, erpt. re. let An N, los 36.95 W. tehlp), from llcsabsy for lAverpool, Assist I, lit 29.44 4 lon 50 in I. _ Psi* how Callao for Cork, 8E74.31. lar 23 N. lon 39 W. Hatrpor. bourse roatb. Kept• I. lat 38 8, bra 41 Or. La Hogue. hoz Pit noutts far it dcry, +ep•. I. lit 4 B.lon 21 E. Nrggtr, frt m Laverpoo+ from Bomb.). Ware% 14. lat 21 4. loa 10 E. P. 104 14 It trout Liramool for talcotta, OIL It, lat 50 N. IoS itsagum. tram New Tort be Liverpool, Oct. 1. ht MEL lot 8.10. lbeive , l Laviresee, Mat Liverpool me liostoo. Oet. 1, let 5211, la 14 - W. fica)ssi, from P:yrowath for Maim, Sept. 7, tat If W. los 47 W. Elms, from Rangoon to rsin ouch. August 1, tat 73 S, los 71 E. Vaarsu.l. Pool s for sosegh.o, I.t 21 14, los 26 W. Woodmen (ship). frsa Limp.) for bonny. dept. 11, Ist ILS4 N. los 23.40 W. [Advertisement.]—lAmse Erne, HommorArnie sat; 1 1 4 8,* „.. pj o ll . ete.l „... hig u ee nitc w p h ruceai tii j th: i. rega co eL ea mette . e C:coe f o f the prepvwerts u.a. Sew !N . IS 0, We 0.1,11C10W1 moms me aed gratultd wlouthost.. of Ibis pnearauou Inns procured IL, dancral I' o I Mobil. by the 9..k1.0 as a duatsblu bevtrago for Iduchudi BIRTHS, MARIUAOES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ABBST O.—Ott If. at Warri.a.lll. Vemb:oks, the silo of Captain Annotroteg, IL K.% ltth 1•••••• nf a' '•• BA \S LIR 14.—Uot. at Li:toehold UM.. Maker Itrouthton. LACcaattr., rho *fa of J. A. bar.. moo. E.A.. of • dituChtor.. CUT L•h.—llet. 111„ AS Brighton, too oils of the Bev. IL U. U. Chem. of DUNI CO 'I BE —Oct. 18, at Leamington. tbo silo of O. 2'. Buncombe. Bp., of a thughtcr. rox.—(m. 18. 1,4 3lAlpas. klootuoutl....lllto, the slie of C. B. POI. yo a: PA 1., kB. —Um It. At Portland-n 1 re. Lein Laura Palmer. of • son. 111 M hell ti, at Arid Itezz...ry, mot Lutmls, the olio of the beg. U. T. atop." of a too 111•1111. —int. 14. or Norfolk 1 South Mi.., the WO of Betio. Fmokon Stank MO ,of ..!...ugnter. Wk.NT •U • 11.—Oet. U. LAM, KOhham, Lancashire. rho age el the 800. S. L.l clamor... ALA.. of • AG. MARRIAGES. DOIMIIiON—JENKINS.—Oct. 17. at the parish dwelt. Wodeceeneer. More. 1 . 7 the Veil. Mobilo...ma Lev. J. C. liiatgvio, holJeal t. tiao;ht..r of O. Jonah... 11.1 . of ex. , * IV entoti.l. , BA LI iN iiTOl4 rTLx.- Oct. 18. at Trinity 'blrb. Weymoiith. by the lioJbt Ker. tho Bub •i. of lioitiebary, O. J. 0. liarluitou. to llama:tom - tho Iley. J. Cottle, 0.1).. incumbent of Trinity Couroh. Woyir.ou . th. /INN el IA tf—ollANT.—Oct. 18 at St. J•011(f s a, hl the Bas. I. P. I•hdlioe.of Sulks DAbortioa. C. P. Ikaihat. liq.. POII• bitaade. to 'nixie. Joan bia, act. dialfht, of th, lAte LLut..Ge ner.A tie L. Gram C.i.ouel of 11.M.'• I. CPI it , VL PO 1.1.1 e—LI N IP. at ft. Jobll letaeticstar. bY Himiumiton.riaitord. to it of the late Mr. D. J. Edmund...m.oi biatiolicAor DKATII6. ILLWI6.—Oet. 17. at Bioko iti.terrace, Llingtoo, T. Ar.m. b 6. FA CatTT.—(kt. 16.111 r. T. Fattutt. of Wag Dant...treat. 0136eld boa. ttalferd mewl 96. wtle 1111401t1).—On. It at tbr Gromllammatnlith, Eliza Irtixea, of h tlakturd. gigt it. t. 16. at crunheald Holm. Berke, Frames..llaot J. floras. Eat. , MOW 0. 110U1.0661.11ti11.-00.. IE. at taanr.r. J. llouldstrortb. ✓od 11. !AY LOR —Oct. to. ottece • moot painful Mom. borne with extrzeret• nary toeutado. bWerrod redo et C. Y. Ulm. Ik:eq., of Mentoetwe stmt. lionalteottaro. We%lid sod Pet eissa hi WILLIAM Iva HAMS, a be. e. Lombard itt tht of Prluter. ti tn. I. 1.0. 1 . 2 11 61/4,A6 In the he.= of t9L —Fail/AT. 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