The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-27 00:00:00

?be GI-1101 Awed et Pteeldhrt pliable the taming Levieneise le When le the Gomm Ne t Seelete heed hes Osberg, eel benzin dale Oct I lb emus 1•11.01 Iksbag mei taratag the op sisra k ttioibmimin le MAN& Midi la Ss Ow air idea amoolbo ponomi• albs itebi aseined b, dm" sibrift% imulusid am se Ike riiisty is lir isms et Weft br AMY a wry bed hivieblo. The mkt, endift b sift wow Dia bun 4*. erl 111111 &NMI • di Pm rdis.•loP=oriplimiz. owl is iimapill a irr o la Mr WM is amp= the airmi lb err. 4 lb* loths7. Gel se bee all Mims besiiidoe u. aubsy amt la bliureL T•• sail= le b dyad ilgis dr NOM" Oglie et 'be sell ei• rammon. ariaa. UltasVlll b • ammems. sod di embsomul * to maim& wed wilb• is sel•swombi ble* oss~ boob ibi ionbuirt we ••••b7. gill& 11 . is lbw Dr redm. b Sit Mak abilas. "bleb asi. et 9•••••• dr Nimbi pmeemie s ollibuist and drieb‘ tee boy lee waig Is apY W Mwe IMF owe lbw obi lib • loopy wises lowa Is rsemi limbs et er mid Gabor b. ohs •• lbw r•••••••r idol b washer. see ft birbe, bb bpiesibie •• air •••. The Gime piqpits miambisolly 1x 1; 411 *Ow :r at mod lime mai isai •••••10 aim is is= la it* sod is womb. •• to oar Jeweils ft espii Iran oral of st• ed Wombs= 4 Sr apeoury. Ds Haan,asa. Piesiii•• st r Sam Proasol Tbe Prussia,' Gessas of the 23rd publishes the tellowieg article at the heed se its columns : This day es rat A tabs pose Ake tart the Messrs ot ell &rope. la • her Am lb Mossy the lauser et flora A rest his Aral LIMA the ler Roar as Brehm ham the Iris semersb ma red Ms theft toe ere bla asp piers hr OM I brew at ril hal he IM weer area lbe rat prehrd emery es essert the mei mow AM be A rim is arybe ea the peat war esaarattag ray Weirs d be earen—• wash ebbs the Larvae Amadei I. bad reared es ha mar ardor trat fee his grag nri bat the v.'st at re day bee ea lemertaase AA pas beyond the hours at the the mesas. The talarvir of ihe two rpm Prim is ea adelthar_strumee he Ur 'Drawers@ cd pace— Mat r eeler, Asia se asserry to temp. lee vies two parrer 'sprat la so WO a dopes the Nadal Eels leeeses et OM preen of rtibt sad herr mil b rie bares these la as awe d that time piter=tral sad es the heart reds be the vibe of THE TRUTT OF ZURICH. The °pipes** el Turin, in scessumating on the busty of Zen* remarks that it is maw favourable to Central Italy than the preliminaries of Villa franca t because, whereas in the latter it wee 'Wpm. Lied that the Dukes should return to their states, In the treaty of peace their rights are merely re esrved. a condition which is of about as mach values the Pope's reservation of his rights to Parma. 'theist moreover stipulated that the confines of the countries which have not taken part in the war cannot be changed without the consent of the other Powers, the ()pains esatends that Parma and Modena did take part its the war in consequence of their military treaties with Austria, and their territories having come within the range of the military operations of the Austrian army without any protest on their part. It adds that Count Caveat's note on that subject has' been confuted, and that thew countries may therefore be annexed without a congress. As to Twcany, she took part in the war on the side of the allies, sod there can therefore be no doubt that she alit can be annexed without further ado. The only territory, therefore, which may require the count ef a congress is Roinapa, and it is on that account especially that the *issues thinks that a congeals is desirable. NORWAY. he King of Norway sad Sweden has opened the Norwegian Diet for the Sew time sine* his soreesiari is the throne. and has sworn before the representa tives of the people to " govern the kingdom of Norway in accordance with the constitution and the laws." The sincere emphasis with which his Majesty sebewpiently prayed that " God would enatiw hie wits strength to keep the oath," made a •ere favourable impression on the l)iet, and, in re pipit/ 'o the King • speech, the loaner, by dwelling stereisq on the royal approval of • proposed law for the introduction or trial by jury, gave it to he under rood that they rewarded this as the tryst important meteor. t• be diseaseed in the present session. The report of the general condition and adminis tration .•t the country, teed to the Diet, was upon the on le eatistutory. Ise means of edaration for Lie peopte have been increased, and so also the number of churches. The Common Prayer-book has been reeteed, and a new translation of the Bib:* is in coon. of preparation. Two of the three railways voted by the Diet during the list 'onion, and the funds for which were raised by ptitilio loss, have been commenced, and the third will, it is hoped. be begun very soon, and all, It le •ap•a:ad, will be completed within the term of the butto t about to he voted; and it is proposed to com mence the brae which is to unite Sweden and Nor way n. 'non as the tuceseary measures for the pur poet hate beeu passed is Sweden. A:wring' Gtsrowtint ExptosioN Jut Ls t —Anot.tr geapooder aaplaekta to i L i e n =t bebo p.* ttu'elutit ..1 31 today vitamin at are ruaeall, Dtroluttutat, at tb. boast of Timothy Booth: • betty t aar. Bo b a employe' at sea or tba - /laser _ lag wilier.% ass of the relTsifirt operates at while it DM the litott adhere eits/3 leite theme ad the greeporrear esed tee .:m: lAA pargame, beteglag to the pit eery eidy et so . so met as sell probably be required Oho 1.. y. granyoudoe kr given oat to Ur Maths le (2•Slea , . wed bead eqtrrod to kept the weer, and plar...ber bespag 0 so oinwasest or so camp se Net: te• bar% vie reeks .s deirerally takes to tbs. My. •.. the seeder Istria required w takes oat Is smell sad renew' to tie pit in • bag. It appears that en 31..1 . • merrier. at the tome Booth was t•ktgr "mo o r. r est of • .sk is to. hitch. c , •ber o the o.lr h.ll bee -.gb.. a's *Ho at re time ci lintat the ere so I ,s,O 044 heetaccia tersktast, okra • spork tuna ire der err.. lb, room, sod eliebt•-• is die sob, la -I. • it. bowies.' 1. t wave. booth Itinee:f, U.. barrel, oat t. tr. !-;), ajurd Lot ittly by the •t. • . lout he •ae dreselfa:ly Latriett, sod how live is • wry pre +rem. .rat.. 11,. •11, tetazwely sorapsd without so ts' , of to, w. Wag on • aura La Ow !ma" to me, pow very berl , y bane about the tow. TM plot-. *uttered nett, is all dow:tirse, destroying *Toy th:r z reset* T.k,se so 0i•...d dirrruos, It blow tae cribs,. rlsmsgmg 'he rosisni• .4 ter ?Wei •a 4 blew not the root. Ann her porisei of iii. pot due. t.: .r • shrine &melon, pr.. coded up ite add . .::, the retise.if •Iready ib•ne to the MA knocking sot .A. I ortirtit .1 tb, oil d 1•14104 11 , 00di . • 000, If NE the lone, then taking smo , her coarse, Oro through the *cat tours., in woo 7 too children were sleepier, but who Sarttest..v lyuse tri • i 5,.., 11,4 0 , 4 0111,,L0 ,4 , and 01..044 ter I: cr • Mai Tho burl well el the kitchen we. elowl am, .r.i tat other wads dositagol, Mod. whirl. ete...'..r.ble Wu. osd , es to , he feresture. .thit a tether damage to ihe ester:* ef. sad .reef. vs. dons by the sayloeue, ea'. a. 1.4. tee I. a complete wreck. FI :.11T/rt. Deana to Batorttist.—An accident 01 4 .1. Alfr 0.11.1110 weaned yesterday (Tarsal) of etanori le • hull-tensor, wh'ck rosultsd In the Coen of ...rte. •• ; !•1 , y. Free tais menu:ors eldca es hare born silk •op it wool' anser that )sesrday muniag, the mas la the etoplortier.l od lir. klelletr, at • 4 Fan, 11144 •est sib • ertzg•n• i mime's o.l‘ 'nu vrhi..b is also is die Lectipstioe of the memos • 'u. at 'I. , aPrrnoun Nay can. beck with • surges • or 'raw% by three hor•re, red the boy who ce• t rod- ars the first horse, while be sat epos • omit. Is dn. ,rd op the trees IM mat.routsui • u• • roles., sad lathed to the resod am of the o.gg•sa pored over Dui gado.* oar in . crashed it to The bb odsl ds pre. • ' • note lAil specie* rho beaus brag sositorod im the .1. • ..4 terry lusrars al the toutheams eo frith , telly 44 • .rtsiy to teak the 4110,1141144•4 14 into l'w•ly eltee tla • ...eldest had coeured, reveal perm r. 711 •••71 to ponder assi*ts.e, sad Dr. Fry, al Ike L Andes rood. . is ent so, bet of . oars. surgical aid war of no arid. Th. '7 was removed to the Hato awl Hamer Is, when it se. •. soresor's lagged today (Wodessday). The dir. ems- f, pLa wr 49 marl rd to, has hit • wits sad them abildrie.—Brsyttes Orretiest. 4. • d. r. . LONDON bILNIERA L () li•V COM NNT receipts Se the week er.ding Oct. 23 10,03. (Al".rtornant.)—Erres Monitor IC CM. s 1.7 • nk —nu peparailes Y*ski gn•r. •. • • •••• roW11••• 1,1.4 h. isk tied 'Jana Ipp4lsmaspillis Lsed..s. mg EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, ISM. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Aottttut.tr, Oar. 118—Psonanoss. Adis( Says W. Lauds's, peseta is chief abeam of the Pouradres ; A. *le abisfaglawillefthisa: Ara J. Leap*. is lissililsegissar the Slab.; ate/ piessisa Slid ssC sir Arrossrassis.—alid 0. &bastes", to Ur m. — Plese.dess Lime lag law J. C. Cieeeby. to the Wei- Ilestere. T 9, et Deemer% tor ettyks lbe Gee Mani gum bo& Iti.deme air Iligimeee W. Mel mod T. Wllees, W 'Sass P TIM-dm Axioms iiislasin J. Christie, le dr Aiding; . lir* se a• Lams, psiik-vbsei sour as Sharer; WA. P . Is Pr Qum Morris 104, 6g Pargegoortg, sirree is tAr Usard, 1, ag Ilbrirres. CTIJA Oer. The Lamb d the Admi wn ralty li llA sys tibil as L =.IIM arks of O somplerel ea do olebllsh -121hle leekremil eat Melling Ohm bee two Oke gm et dr Am elm le be beseemeed is ee. pee drZ Iherreireesseesdelemie 1.. Lamm! or no taaalurnia" i&—The pm peorke• Mr the hes* d die hive Illare&beeele mew eirmer et dis dieelquedl breeserew shames ere • very eshmelhi se amide, hos new beseuespleeed. he assiew tse rere apnea re be Ire, hew. es M f r ' ere=rYe Ma mho lee their emmitiMsles. Oa 1 fto rabid *dorm bare boo meered, sad ikeee Or smog pi& IWO be edrelhel whim* Wier, the hillerles al doltish of the dip bars pmerel be es izjr , 'Meta el the doc o kyard aad prelim mg shit The &shyster ips wlll be take era to she ws plebe at 13 tide* sod the lama t will take plats shoat I. rommoura, Ovr. 26. Th. French pieldle-trheei eceeneer Dauphin arrived Ines Sewthemples thim main with his Ilayal im a m haz Priam Espies as bow& The P, iece bedsit P lie arrival sae preesedel hm Brighsow. The Titer ciSINO is • privets way, emmi his snivel IPOII Oa illifillSille hemp able lbws the purism er isphip. Ths Deepila wE re mit bee me beam adios. Er b wisempesibst by • l A ms. well sum aiseed ths Mary, whim I him Royal Htmesse et Ihrbishesil / fi r his visas en. 4, shwa swot, Canwswiler Rebel Es , 3, Mem meek Csweesslat Edwd. r i g; mug disk stwepesess kw trig yesewly. The ism* 131, wwww, will. it is Ilfreirl. be may kr biseshistp by the wilds se Nerstabst. It is sad that bar IllaO r wlll be prams to whims ths awsessey. Ca liAitm Wray, ira Haar* , , Captain Fatqu lb Tim her, the Wan* 120, pellacol the es; & C Thames Waists, hers Amok bit the i nter.w W. he 1h the dome la dosliyeid haw greemeid, atter cessidirshis itsparemity, tam shemisiep se bateass b .heir pay, which will, is Mom be Es. pet weak. SPORTING. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. WEDNISDAT. Ornoxm. flaunts Puma d 1/01., kr 3-7ralie mad IlirrCambridgeskire &aka Cigna (I als 34124.). a. ll.ftn skim ir itaboras. e 0 01 .). hides% r. WI ; rw ra. Ilr= Millima —" 7lltrZlTVlllka le 1 Bead •he 1 Gait Illsiona Wai hy WWI, ha o holith he lmet the rem% mil OIL Pau LaDzomp of f/ .w. each, h R. La aye halals of A.F. I . i,.., ; ,,,,,....,,,„..3 1: 4 lib . Ilireyl I 1 411•134.11•01. eit ir " I I '1 IL 4 I 6 ' . trl v pmea P" pere "...g m wrtgad lib". tor, bet they not get tor to Sae te dart. Tbe aria. tad wes very Hafeed, the bases beites Ss bob van opeoad. 3 to 1 apt Latle tired , ad 4he tee* apt TlitabOt and Matra Wes by two ; bed dad; Mita* Set badly 011. run Yocum, Sr 3-yr-elds end wends. A.F. (1 rte 2 fieM73 , _ yards.) a ..,.......i r tlir ra antas.atfalleiller Ais Mr. Oriceen Lar yeZ a i an tht&;• • • • ,: • :Zit I Balikil: 111•1• M 7102011 ; 463 I 4 41 3 3 i 10 to 1 apt Aloe. Won by abseil. Bed third. Streamed's, of 10 0r,.. ee* fer 2.yr-olds ad up wena TM ream to be sold Der 260 sots. if demeadal, Ike. Lest heifer LIM. (3 fellow 217 pan) Mr. Last Ishor&I, Oshrio. ht ~__.3 1,. al•Tr as et ibleesee. I re. Tx .. ... .10 21 I •••••• W. b elk by iaisii•e ma of Weida*. ? a c e a Mr. Wm*" Mr by awe out of Mio. Cour osburo. ps. ta a.enswane 4 The hismtbli sin rut : Fair Maid of Kat, Zap, Mly by lbw oot ad l'aallao hroavedam, Led? Bally, Herr. MMtios: 5 to 4 'S im & nimbi, a u to I sent Lady Felesaer, 6 a 1 si dr Mite y. Wca • by two *phi ; • ate basses lb, and third • area • bad between the thief sad lbw* Tbe wane; wee *Wed by Mr. llaryy, tad sdartreede neptrehesed by Mr. Labs Alarm 2011,• 20S ft. T.Y.C. (6 wimp 140 yards.) Lied !Milt eat by The 31,164 Ilveilmesi. est of Orme% la no .. ............... ........141kna I Ida ir. oriiiiiii Plars/b..16i iii li. DSO I B4Mitag : 1 a lon the Ceara colt, who was by • b rasesrartax PLATE el SOL ; kir 2-yr-olds, let; sad *no lat 121 b. TM Mow Mbe mit Mr 360 son., U de esseaskas. T.Y.C. (6 b*aw 140 pals.) E ll ••• 9,0 •7 eblik 4 xs, Tet Ilaxibieml I . H. 31~ fa yet. tet. eall tyre. as lah. Tbe fiellowles Tea:—Jowielt Maid, Geed*. Ripe, Mountain Lab, o by Conhosor— Msdatn, Foretop, Ran /self, Ardour ; Jens Ll•g -leirsthiWeatberbit —date by los, Mayon*. sad • 2 to 1 apt hips ; 7 to 1 apt Ardoer ; ill to 1 Nat Xountaia l a p t 9 to 1 eget Dartmouth ;10to 1 eget Lira Avis. Woa by four Isaias ; • oak bearer the Mir sad third ; Barn ems • bed fourth. The winner wee *Wad by Mr. Massa Ihreareran a of 10 novo awe, for 2-yr-olda ; clgta, Sal 71b ; Mb«, Set 61b. Ms Thor to he wad it 60 an , M daroded, &c. T.Y.C. (7 ado) WIS. T.W.i7 Leribew. be 11b (Ilderottl 1 4 ‘,l=. 616 . ............ W i =az 1 t ". /tet" g rleirettaklb a : ab y l e ii: 1 Ita 111606eberb fly est e t Nay ler 116 a — lll - all f 14: 6 14 6 :1 1 4 1" 4 8 rin= il itale; iba 1 wt Plum 4to I opt Twat. on by a bird ; • NOVA sod • batons do mood sad third. The Ideas, was claim& Ilmarataaat ad 10 ave. mob for 3-yr-olds end a TM wirer to be sold fa 160 love., lf damaadd, ko. T.T.C. (3 subs.) Mr. w. Day's Olerleger. by ?rebus the VIM. I yea bt 7lb 0. OW 1 Mr. Ifferabyl The 4pepe. 3PR 7it llb .. ..... ..Minnow I 1 La ILer in mgi v e: i X elvet s4 3c. Ist lib ... . ..I L. t rze , 4.4 t XL Xiallib leeut:h 4 l47tei tu, (1141f• 6 Matelot : 6to 4 spa How Marchant, 6 to 2 apt Tin Mpaker 7be 3 apt ellaw/afrier. Won by a acct ; two hostas awed sad tiled Mr. J. Osborne. I. L.. 3 pa, ma la w ikaa race by abate and cans in tiftlt ; her ee far the wasequen; me. a h .ll =Az se of 10 sore. cab, for 3-ralds ad up wade. TM wiser to be gold for 40 son., dosed* Bt. T.Y.C. (6 subs.) an Xelllibb unapt. la stailing. 3 YR fet 710 (lOW g. r i Ptext * 111. % . LlT e.r ee. 4 a rkle l tll 7 b lo IA- 1110•161 4 1 :11= E . t5=1 , 1.. . 7 ..., g , a 74 fib 1 Zt .. 1 Et . . J. cresols ILL. 3 yea he lb Date(: tidy apt Fractious, 2to 1 a rt Mies Ileaaar. Litek al Use leaning .m 4 won by in lappla. The Verner was siehaiti. eIIiSZPIITAZZI 0160 "me. mob, h ft; for 2 , -yr-eld0; colts, Ilss 71b , ellloo, it 61b. Winans *Mrs. Dill. (7 furlongs 201 rads). Ilr. aliaarlara Sloaderbolk be Stockwell We ele ra.) aig • (S. 04641 1 lift. T. Penes Ilsidelesaa. 14 71b I Perelleneal 1 bY R AM• • K IA I An Theisdaixile. *hie woo a a3e4 444 sass HANDICAP 8w !PFAU le an of 20 som., h ft ; winners Wm. lest half of B.M. (II wee). Ns. litimdra Oseankert Ilemilresat, lIN TIP . (0.100 1 Omua (3 Osborne, A rIP. t la lreireer Von . 11trie n eoa l Se DO I Kendall( 3 The followt4 elm ran - .—Ursais, Van, Optimist, colt by Tedesos—Mainstay, and Pip,. Betting : 3 to 1 seep opt Confectioner sad Optimist, 6 to 1 opt Von Strome, 7 to 1 apt The Gentle. Mon by a length sad a half, two langtlui between she second and third, about half-a-knob from Via Bermes, Optimist was fourth, the blebswisy colt wr fifth. and Sipe sixth !Circe 2,000, h ft. A.F. (1 mile 2 luriongs 73 yards.) Sr. sure r Mamas. 3M. beta nothisel /Kr. r. linlininai i s a sasmnia. I a DP ......... . nu, 100 pra It ft. T.M.M. Mr. H. a. TINIAPINP ellolisd. IM. 74 Kb. ... BMA de 1111441 MN Cade. i yea Pei . Maws, 160, 60 fr. First bat o f Ab. M. Viand 1•1144. Merry. 114 St. reneived Mr. L. Sealries% Apollo. got 71$ T .Y.0 . ..... paid MATCS, 300, 100 ft. .TC . Kr. Snlisitli Van Stream. Is ell rineilved Ills. deessedare Ty bum. 4 US. . - - ... *,_, , peed aras, 300, 200. f.T.b. Kr. P. Sabliree'• A WO'S. 34 /lb ... recelee3 Lend bertessawr to tox,memte , mid ♦ Wormy, l,old cloy ; the .lad blew a Immkame, end before the termination of the racing rain fell. Hate were whirled about in all directions, and only the most inveterate lover of .port ventured on the Heath to such hot/woos weather. Fortunately the match between Apollo sod Harry wee com munised, and other engagements ware off ; the ram were, thimble, brought toward. AU peraosequitred the Heath heartily tired of tloir day'. amok.. The proceedings amainioed at 25 minutes pant 11. THE MANSLAUGIITEIt AT WIOAN.—The prisoner Michael Boom, whose apprehension on the charge of =law fell y killing and slaying th e old weaver, Thomas Daniels, withal, already noticed, was on Monday afternoon brought belore the magistrates at the Wigan borough policirconrt for enseelaatioe. The principal WHAM/ was Criah Kershaw, who deposed that about twelve o'clock on Saturday evening, the Bth instant, he was pawing up th e WoUgate, mod when a little kwer th e n the - Mout Hall, he saw an eM man standing a yard or so from the footpath, on the opposite Ode of MID road to that on which he woe walking. He was drunk had his hands in his pockets, woe smoking • pipe, and muttering some words to himself. Six or seven men were thee proton:hog down the street on Yerlhaw's ride of the road, the pretests'' , among the lot. He (the pritiontr) lett his coropinione, and approaching the man, looked him in the face. Alt w words in Irish wareeddres•ed to him From the group, when be lifted hie tot mad struck the unoffending per -ten heavily on the face. The oleo staggered backwards a yard or two, mad then fell OD the loqbetoow his eitaailant at UM* retiring. Am he left the body, Kershaw approached, anti lookinit Eurna in the face, told biro be had done a sway trick." He then arsieted the man to rise, upon which :.43 walked away. He sew nothing of the pits which the men was stu.,kiag previous to the ett.sult. He hefted nothing more of the wetter until itforrue 1 of the death of the men, in Chapelleee,on the following Monday. Mr. Wright, surgeon, was Celled to stole the re.dit of his post motion ersoduatios. He mid he found in toe throat of deceased • tobacco pipe attires, 3I inches long. It was le a 'looting direction, leaning towards the right side, one end being imbedded in the root of the tango., and the other in the &oda of the taroat. There woo au doubt the pipe had cowed death, riff ratio having been oceseioned either by the separetim of s wettest Injured by it, or by sericrediog in fletnnottion end nicer ttion. Borne, on being taken into cus tody, and chargA with the ofbace, said, " I have plenty of witnesses to prove I never wee out at that owe." Thee the prisoner again declared. He was, however, committed fa trial at the nest winter .wire-s. INCENDIARY nab IN kssbx.—On Tuesday morn ing, about Gra o'clock, as a led in the ereplal of Hr. E. Baden, jun., of Brox k•etreet Farm, Holstead, was going to work, he discovered a WNW oa Le in a Said text to the high rood lead* from If alatoad to 841. Hadinghwa, at lbw top of Broelt•street hill. The led ran mil awoke his :neater, who innsediarely dreamed, and with hie man ran to the fields towards the stacks. As IWO went slo.ll t h e eider of the iirld next the road he fawned be heard ,be fooremie of some one plug from the fire. The fog was very tbiek, and he railed our, . 4 Who's there r No repy axing given, Mr. Heiden again called oat, bet !lemma wr answer be leaped Over the hedge into the reed, and escruntered a roan going away from the ire. Ms tallow was interrogated so to where be bad el-pt the night la fore, &e., but his answers were so unsatisfactory that he was detained. Almost immediately Lar labouring um canes up on altar way to work, from Hadmsham to the Belated railway, and oa at temptiog to secure the fellow Nu drew a knife, which oar al the wen says bo bud under hoe eleove. lie was, however, secured, end talt-n to the p, lowstamor. The Halstead tire saltines were shortly on the spot, and saved two large wheat stacks, only on, being destroyed, value above lOW. The am who is plopretsd of the crime is • perfect stranger, sad ham to 30 years of age, and gave the 11\11.19 of John Crampor. /dr. Harden waa insured, and had may obtained his policy in the Globe-office the previous Thursday. It was gotta evident that some one bad slept an the straw stub near the gee, as a Led was found snugly made, and the prissiser on being apprehended beat several sleet elm.. a round hie neck and breast. Oct Friday Le was fuUy committed for CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT. The Lord Chid Bezon sad Mr. Justice Williams took their e mete es ths beach lis tab wart yesOurdey shortly Ow lea ike. _ _ Db. Poised soiled to thstr lordships to paripthe the trial of emit Jose Wiggles for the moiler of her - child to the ant mike Ifo mid that the prisms, woe osl oo Leom: Med ter trial at th e lee of Weise, rid lie led Jett °b iased a espy of th e depositims, sad he hit gain operand ir dthad the prism, at this seder. TM Lard Othell len mid Mang* that the was a resseathe me, sod the rase will amid ever to the limmeher seesioa. Au' hurls Htlydw. 14. • Poet-odic* letter curler, was Minted ter sesali of th sg e ieem L usit zsf osea stals:' , 2 two halfnovoripe, them l' ssd Kr. Natailka eandooted the proesentka. TM idiom had se immeest. It appeared that the pigmy me employed as • kaks-eaftfer es the sortk-wmt diaries, asd me loth of ids duty Me le out the Mime be delivery la that district. Is comegmase of caw phials that were mils to the Post-ollos authorities • trap or "we Wear, as it is emeed, me made up, white misserted and mat to the dietriet where it wo some 6to the peseemita of the primer. This War °mislaid two lialfmeenliii, mad Ile progress was maim' math it we delivered, with a omen, of other lotion, to the =or I. be sorted. It would lime hem his duty upon this letter in the wrong district to have reported the alrenneenose to the inspector, but MAW of doing so he was ems ie sewed It under his Mem, and then go to she 11•61111401111, whore he ma observed to Is., op the letter est ahem* the two half-sovereigns, which he put Into his name ad ',Mimed, and no trace of theme, it appeared, had ethos Ma dissomerd. prfossor iisei; so defence, sad the jury hiving re tard a yeast :at he woo orodozood by the Lord Chid Bona is Ma pan pawl ',milli& (RAM Mr. Judas Williams.) MUM= ON TI. 1101 SW. (Ca 1111111414 keel ymlsrtlay's Ispritss.) Maim Lamas. 23, s Peeturesse ammes, tram hulleted kr the vats! racier of Philip Barker, aa the high ram Upon the return of the lemma Judge sod jury the trial was reamd. :mph Conurthes, smoother seaman at beard the reed, wee as ma witless. and he oorroborated the satiate given by the asseed.aste,Yanz. He meld that he bed • few wad. with the prams sheetly after they left Liam because he resod to Tea ip the Haar things. On the day the soft we nratidssad be had turbid In, and wee awoke by dribs Os rime by bit side as Ida bunk. end when he aid bin wait ha waled he sad that he wee looking lee sem albs. Ho shower& asked the prisoner If he had Mad It, wed ba aide us reply. He went many slasaly after wads. ad miters was awoke a mood time by esea one eating Hasa the fees with a caving knife, and he andi ilw . espristair. He straggled with him and gu t log from him, and the yummier than made two sTela=bla with another knife—s hable-knife—whke be hid In Ms 01141. hand. The prisoner thin ran out on the anbt disk, and Witness rushed after him Ind called out that be wee trying te murder them. As he Ira following him ha wow prieseer pull a revolver ant la balsa In he cella ass "W kill the captain—ea kill gas mare assr—go bekrw." Creee-exareined—Witneee assisted the others to pat the prisoner into the boat. He did not bear him cell oat for the entails. after he was killed. Ha saw very Attie of the pri soner while he was on beard, and he did not observe as,. thing particular about him, and he could not in any way eo nowt for his conduct. There Tram no other quarrel than the eta be had alluded to about the washing up of the dinner things. He had a conversation with the prisoner after the Mtn, and he told him that ha killed the captain Woman be gave him too much work. Hs vs no resin whatever for , the snook ha made upon Kr. T. P. Sharpe, the chief mate of %ell/septet, con , Armed the Hata/ants of the two previous winsome. He Hated also that when be was relieved of his watch at four o'clock in the morning the fatal occurrence happened he nut te kis cabin, and he observed that the key wee in the lock outside, and this wee the only way the door wild be fwgened, except by a tereponuT button on the Inside. Wit ness turned this buttes, mid in a short time he was awoke by the emend mate, and he got up, and found that the door bad been locked. He afterwards saw that there were bloody Anger marks near the key hole, and on the door close to It, end the key wee gone. He then went into the captain's cabin, and found that he bad been killed, and be law him lying In the positive described by the drat witness. This witness also Mated that he seized hold of the revolver and tried to get It from the prisoner, when he stabbed him in the bead, and he wee compelled to loose his hold. James Anderson Hannah, an apprentice on board the vessel, deposed to the same far's and also stated that on the sight Wore the deceased wait killed the _thinner asked him for seen guapowder, which he said he wished to put on his little,flager, which he bed torn with a sail hook. Witness told him he would an the captain for sons, and he replied " no, so.' Witness asked the captain for eons gunpowder, and he sent for the and asked him what he wanted it for, ana eve re that he wanted it for his Anger, and the captain told him it was no good, sad he must put on a piece el reg. The prisoner then said that vinegar and gunpowder would make the wound dry. The captain then said he would give him some by and bye, bet he did not do so. On the day after the affair happened he asked the primmer what he killed the captain for , and be replied, " Yea know vary wall, Jan the captain gave me too mach work." He afterwards said that it was • very good job he had COON oat of the cabin widt the second mate; and he added, " Suppose you no tell ass where the powder war, I cut your throat, all the same as the captain's." On the woe occasion he told the prisoner he would not be in his shore for half-a-crown—(e laugh)—and he asked him how he killed the captain, and he said he put ! his hand spinet his whiskers, and the knife went all the sun, This wee the case for the prosecution. Mr. Metcalfe then addressed the jury for the prisoner. He said that through the kindness of the Portuguese government he was instructed to watch themes on behalf of the unfotta nate young man et the bat, and theonly answer, gait appeared to him, that could be given to the charge was that the pri soner at the time he committed this dreadful act, either been some sudden frenzy or • saddles attack of insanity, wad not criminally responsible, and that upon the facts before them the jury would be perfectly jaatlged in returning a verdict to that effect. The cum wee shogrnher one of the most 'mound tag whin hie recollection. It was clear that the prisoner entertained no unkind or angry feeling towards the un fortunate &corned, or any other person on board the vessel, mad his conduct In deste.ying him in this cruel manner could alone be accounted for by the supposition that the intellect of the primmer was deranged, and that he really did net know what he was doing. He expreemiti a confident opinioa, that upon the facto before them the jury would not return a verdict that would isevitably consign the prisoner to theecaffold, and that they would rather say that the prisoner was insane when he committed this dreadful act, the effect of which verdict would be, that he would be confined and prevented from doing any further mischief for the remainder of his life. Mr. Justice Wlitinos summed up the case with great care and impartiality, and having observed that the charge wester- Manly one of a very remarkable character, he said that the Mere atrocity of a crime and the apparent absence of motive were not 'efficient to justify a jury in acquitting a primmer on the ground of Insanity, and this ought not to be so, unless they were perfectly wafted that at the tints the offence wee eom milted the party seemed was in such a state of mind as not to be aware of the difference between right and wrong, or the quality and nature of the act he was committing. The jury retired at four o'clock to consider their verdict. They returned into court In about twenty minutes, and found the prisoner Guilty f milk) murder. Mr. Harker, the senior tither, then made the tidal pro clamation fee tiieuce, end the prisoner wee called upon In the ordinary form to state whether he bed atytnitg to urge why stem of death should not be passed upon him. Mr. lurid Williams then pat on the block cap, and, with a great deel of mottle, addressed the prisoner, and said he bad Olen convicted of the crime of wilful murder. It was no pert of his duty, neither was it his inclination, to aggravate the horror of her meted prnition by dwelling on the enormity of his crime, end be should merely peer upon hint the sentenos which the law directed for toe dreadful crime of which he had been fiend guilty. His fur tehip then pooled the sentence of death I. the weal form, and the prisoner, who did not eppeer in the elighteet degree affeeted, was removed from the bar. Barriet Hastert, 38, a miserable-tankfuls matins, was eharip-d upon th• coroner's inquisition with the:hianalaughter of Rechard Haslet!. . _ . This prisoner, it will be remembered, wee "Urged with e Lining thr death of bar inert by expieure and utglect, but the grand j.iry i,trinrett the bill. Mr. Meti•lfe ,aid h.. wee instructed to prosecute on behalf of the parith td St. Lobe, but be cmiridered the evidence eery slight, and, after the decietim of the grind jury, be taught be ought not to proceed [umber with ilia 6041. The jury consequently returee.l a verdict of Not Guilty, end tbe prisoner wee ordered to be dlrcharged. &or Archer, :15, was tudirted fur frkinivusly smutting Thomas Aldis with intent to do hit. grievous itudily harm. Mr. Cooper conducted the presecutoun. It appearci that the prisoner en•l the prtestcutnv bolls lodged in lb. setae house in Sweet Apple-oourt, in Übe City, and that they bad a quarrel and struggled togetbsr, and the prisoner got the prose, utor down and endeavoured to bite bid ear. A pollee-constable was cslbal io, end be endesvoured to release the prorecutor from the priroaer'e grasp striking him with ht rtaff. The prisoner upon this ran to the lire. place and took up a poker, which wee described as being red• bat, and with It be ai rot k the prorecutor a sovere blow on the eye, and fathered a revere injury upon him. The prix err. in his defame, declaredtbat he was drunk at th e ti me , a gj did not know whet he won about. " . . The mry found the Kummer &Nifty of unlawfully wounding. The 'rented Judge sail lb. pi ianoer's nue impound to him to be • eery bad non, and be rect.:toed him to 1.10 unpriauned and kept to bud labour for one ywir. NEW COURT. (Beton the Recorder.) Otero NicAolee Giles, 31, pallor, end William IM, wsteruota, were indicted for gelding 364 Th.. of wool, the property cf Robert Augortne Ildneonde, Mr. 11Irtealle and Mr. Philipp prosecuted, and Mr. Ribton gad Ur. Beat defended. The priegagr Chloe was wryest to the progenitor, and had te caavey same wool ca board the Connopoli!en barlisto Imam, marl wham of Dialsed, Ma, ematod hy saaw". tone seta by *enamel police to take We of wool from the tarp end secrete it on bawd a lighter. Thy were both °matted, and sestand Is twelve months' il l= mat esnion end Neer Rsyno, two wore band guilty of stealing with olom gecon selin = eleaq SI. 16s. The tar was poor man on his rams limn ho piss whoa I>te Amos was committed. He was in s pobliohouss at Woolwkdt with his badly, wins the primers both set npa him, and aka' tentally taming km took taw his Mr. Mr. Langford promoted. They was seateamd to font ran' pima ISTitiVIO. THIRD COURT. (Bare Mr. Cordrabekesr Hem) Mom Oreess, j 4lsimessr, end Remy Berrie" 18, labourer, plaid its loving stoles a beadkarahlet, W at *Ns • the property of Joha Card* from hiser )c.r. Be=r d dlOor of the City polio@ said that the primmer Crosse w as t ies of the worst pickpocke ts to the City, sad had to.. flve times warhead. The other primes! WO/ a oottalmat associate of thieves, bat had not bees °deviated. Crane was fa the habit of traintag Worm, may of whom Whoa coavicted at there amisiss. The Commissioner sentenced Creme tors puma sery Mtn* and Hurls= to twelve months' im Prtsmmoat William Hairy Jam, 13, clerk, • well-dremed youth, pleaded guilty to an indictment charging him with having stoke nine orders ilor the payment of W. 10a, and 6 bonds for the payment of 1,0001. value 6141., th e property of Adolphus Pugh Johnson, hiimasier. The muesonter not beteg present, the Coutmlieken said that, in mime of the peculiar character of the primmtw's offence, he popespeeing seetehte until and mutat. Jot; filbert Aram, 18 dark, plaided OUT to = an order for the gum of 1011. 4s. 6d. ' with latent to 81r Richard Glyn, Bert. , mad sebum He wee eatirenced to 18 mamas( ens. Entry oth, 18, shoemaker, plmdedguilty to ea indict ment for stealing a beadkorehisi Irma Jobe Comm. The constable 667 City pollee mid that the pboase had quantity Cl haadkamblek round hie hire whoa he took him la charge. He also head bk pedal sem phatei cards, which showed that be was the modals of thieves. One of these amnia wee leaded up es the Math. It we it Meta. tkm to • Mime' raki, sad ameba la the following trees "A Frizadly Lad will telespimo as Wedassday, Oct. 12, 1860, at the Orme, Freselk4llsy, Usioa-skeek Bishops pia, he the beads of Eliza Tremor, who Is is pee &seem sal bar hatband oat al work a Isag time. Husk at B. Cher, John Cower ; Dip., Cock-Pisk. The oiler maid that tie wawa hr whom the bore was epossel had boattenvistei at there, smoke% and woe now Claw& to the court, sa dam Cl the H division, 114, mid this be knew Me Crapes well. It me • house where He are mel beam lade say frequatly took place. It was a The hoar mid that the liorming magistrates eagle te be made emulated with what was date at the home beim the sat liontsise day, and directed the consta ble to aell his inagemsr's attuation to it. The primewt Ins ememeed to is yeas' penal servitude. (Before tbe Common ikrjeant.) - William &aeon serreniseed to answer as indictment pre ferred against him by the Admiralty for having in ha pom mel= tartan government Mena Mr. Singh and Mr. Crompton Hutton peormated ; and Kr. Robison defended. The defendant la the well-known dust contender of ths &Rivkin...hut, Lambeth, sad it appeared that some hiker mallow having been riven to inspectors Venoent sad Towns end, they went to defendant's wharf, sad them found, pert ia • bergs and part in a shed. about 3 owe. of rope having the t mark, some blue worsted. in the twin. The de pendent, spoken to, at oleos said that ha had bought it from • Mr. Clapham. of Rainbam, in Essex, and that he did not know it was government stored. Mr. Clapham was not called by the prosecution ; sad Mr. Itobineon, for the defence, repeated statement made by the defendant, and urged that it it had not been • true ma Mr. Clapham would here bees made a whams. . . A great number of highly respectable gentlemen were celled to speak to the defendant's character. The jury returned alverdiat of Not Guilty. The Common Berjeeat laid be entirely agreed with the verdict, but at the sane time thought the Admiralty had dose quite right is prosecuting. The defendant should be more cereful to what be bought. The Defendant arid he did not deal in such things. The foreman of the jury geld he hoped that for the future he would be store cautions. FOURTH COURT. (Befits Mr. Commissions' Kerr.) Marks &avert, 46, prfater, was indicted for aiding sad resisting one James Cole to conceal himself, he Wag • des aim. Mr. Clark prosecuted. The proceedings were taken under the Mutiny Act, whisk makes it an offence to aid and assist a deserter. Its this bastions Cole had deserted from Colchester, and coming to London had met prisoner, to whom he sold his soldier's salt for 25., but being retskea be gave information to the who traced part of the clothes to the prisoner's lodgings is Orinpowder-siley, Parringdon-street. The evidence being insufficient prisoner was Acquittal. Printed and Pnbilrberi by Miwnr Kuno Hour. nr No. ik ILonginny 61.4, in ib• kir) 4 La.k.a. Printer. tt Me wren. in 4nbtrd street. in lb. Pre i nact of VI blimbirs—Ty c %sae tbronss . TES OINZAAL COMMAIrDING-LV-CHIIF 43D COZZ4ZDZIB OP ISUIZJINM. The &Ileitis' esaidestiel eireelar rogreeteadena bee ben ridretied le insoel akin god Ito clews ens. areadiars reglieere mod dogma: " Ham Orr S.W., Oct. 6. "Os the 19tit July, Is6l, prong directed dri stunt - Km d oromardki Akers to lb. socarity of Irvin caws tzarina ter promotioa without veleta/ for peeled yam/woks, and pewee oat the theremoksee service, end the Wee, to blooms of isdlvldeele. bun prucosetiastioa sad dimmed d the eseeladers ea We kat " That order hes be.. Impardemehly aegiectad, sad at this dem there are ammo free which aD eseedea- Ilea papers for the nabs imphila at hannasat bath bees readied. The angled el thde they far the easiest reprebsasion of the gmerel esmememilagin-ead m ef, whet ny camme tog is... es Mori, ai& Wanei of the to dad ma intereste of these mem their comm a& The corps to which thie Weeks especially applies ath time named to Use margin" His royal highness regimen that the gement came uader whom them color their deF.;is an eentar will ee the call up oornmaad °Moen to explain the care el their releaser, and eej them strictly to fulfil teak duly. " The general commandeer -jet-chief has had merles hint:wetly to remark oat the thaufliciency of the examine time to which officers are guise:Mel ; nasty of the gm boas being such as are not calimiatel to disk the prolessionel •cquireneasts of those ands examiestioa co important points, sad, hie royal highness regrets to add, somethase evieving a want of iatellireece ea the pelt of the auwethers. The =Mire to the gasetlose are ails badly expressed, sad written I. a messier ssd Illeglhie man ear; the tharcuraciee are aot noted by the bawd, _• set la forwarding the promettep, do general officers at ell dies give the requited opium oa the comes of the marimba and the eligibility of the itemiser. When beards eximdse dims of different regiments, the proceedings ia ocamniest with each sigieneet ere to be transmitted separately. ail royal bighead trams he may sot be obliged to read to this embrace, and arum. oommending Ahem tad he win not recommend racers for promorion axiom thine carbfleates of othalificstion ha.. been recethed ; sad be bads cammeadleg aeons reepoesible Mr the earbet of a regale ties is which patio as well as private ilikrasta N a• snob involved. " Ily order of W Loyal Ingham, " The Oesend Coansaadter•in-Chisf. "0. A. %17111111 ALL, Adjusaat-GaasL" " • For tbe rash of Conan-12th Dinars; 3rd Foot, tad bunion; 4th Foot, 2nd battalion; 7th Foot, lit bat tings •; oth Fos, lat banal= ; 9th Foot, 2nd bonnier' ; ! t eat, Sad hanalioa , 20th Foot, let and 2nd battalions; 21st Foot, let liettnna ; 241 Foot, led bettahoa ; 29th Foot, 30us Foot; nth Fen. 36th Foot; 42nd Foot; 43rd Foot; 64th Foot; 60th Feet, lat, 2nd, ard. sad 4th bat talion; but Foot; 63rd Foot; 6411 i Foci , 66th Foot; 79th Foot, Slit Foot; 62nd Fest ; 83rd Foot; 84th Foot; 86th Foot, 90th Foot; 93rd Foot; 97th Fo ot ; let Wen Indio Regnant ; 3rd Wan ladla EGVIBIeIIt ; Royal Newtown- Ind Comings,: It. Helena Roghsten. .• For use rash of Liensaaat.-24th Foot, tad battalion; 42n Foot; 66th Foot; 60th Foot, 4th battalion . 61st Foot ; 790 Foot ; 62nd Foot 93rd Foot, 97th Foot, Royal New- Soutsdland Companies." CONVICTIONS UNDER THE FACTORY ACT AT t Dor LI.D.—At the Magiandes' Court, fiuddentiald, oa Tutmlay, Mr. Batas, factory inspector, preheat* ease *tam easiest the kilos ing pertha for infilagement of the Factory Act, and they were mulcted In the pens tine named : —lifters. Husk and Co., silk splatters, of Apeley, Haddon lield, for having seem female@ worlds, alter its o'clock at night, were Gael 11. Klass* a toasting to LW. 10s. sad Si..; Henry Hurst, jun., of Suabridge Mills, for !anima three young perfume situderly engaged alter .11 o'clock, was Seed a like pemilty, sumuating to 41:. Its.. and ,vets ; Juba Stem red C..., of Huddereliekt, fns harms four young yes- SOW is their employ, whose Imam are aot entered ea the !mister, sad for whom so medial certificates bad been ob. is~sd, were tined in pmsltire anrauatiag to 41. sad costs; )leers. Akan der Beaumont and Co., of Paddock, baring • girl is their employ unregistered, sad without cn tillette, were Used IL sad costa. ASSAULT BY THE MATE OF AN AMERICAN Verist..—On Wednesday morniag, David (resat, mate of lb. American ship Magnet. wee charged at Newsomle with hawing assaulted William Oallailisn, sostuan. Complainant, who appeared in court with marks of trio!. tee on his Lice, stated that on Friday mortynp the .lot Leant Came into the forecattle, pulled bun out of m. bunk, sod Foisaulleit him. On pelting on deck the captain held hint whale the mate assaul el him a second tints. Hie tact had Men Tory much mit, and he bad since Imes ander medical tre a tment. G ran t did not deny haring I'lo'l24d Oallsghar, Lot, in extenua te it, stated that he had .band him. IL, complainant, ha fart:Ler Mated. was • troubirsome men on beard of t h e .hip, end en the morning in question was toned in hai bank, wham tin whet. men ware on meek at work. To. iame 41.04 that the cipt tin never laid bold of the defendant. Tbn tom I, said as• if the compl chant bat neglected lu. work he wee lialA to puni.oment by the Ismanaretm. but Ma defendant ought not to bay° lakes the law into his own hand. Tha deft whist wa. baud 20a. and costs.—fiewesitie Chrmick. FATAL COACH AcciDgsT.—On Monday evening, sb.ut • qtr pea 7 o'clock. While arrangements were being conaplentl fi,r the &partners ol tits atere-easch Irmo Memel. burgh to hdinbargh, the haves soddenly took fright, and ran off tht.iuitti kluteelbsrsk to Fieherrew. When the coach WM.ow.lc oppwor the Ship las, Fitherrow, one of the out r., s lA,' from 8 tisbarph, WWI thr nrn otf, sad eeterely inpured on the had that ate dad .boat belt-ia• h.tir niter t.-61,00111.X. SHOCKING OCCI KRENCE.—MF. Thomas Hughes, of 0 re, Yeeedl. g, attended the Holyereli-market on Friday I*.t, weal, owl wee lea men leaving ths Crown Ina. On Solid.) , meow or, ‘Vdliatu William., of Ponytail, and Thornaa Nwellseui, dierrodrd 1,111. 4 the Bryn? , re pia, when they tweed We toehold mod lit lees body. Hod: ha legs end his arm was hearth end he had moored map other lei:tries. Pelinwometeble Joh. Rupee gourd on she poem of the deceased 111. 6e. 61. std a wah h, and it hi evident that Mt. Hughes had towed Lis way, awl tyllen flows the she& Inc COAL MINERA OF SOUTH L , .NCiSIIICF..— Tb. cost min-re of Neu* laimeolure are holding epookl &aerate meetings at stated pare de, for the purpose, es they declare, of taking stub to townies the minors' emaditiae. They Lel, they say, that the wait of ethic ewe is not wily a g neo dai ie n to thou, but it 1.1,, a terrilil- thcaleury to the 'orifice ol their live.. Thep 11114 the irrirularity of Ib.. hoard of latioar a detrinesstel to them, the Leg day at ems time sod ilto eh et day at soothes baying Medency to establish irregularity ie their chute T :ins wet punrette, U. mop, a. therefore .0 to eel...slated, ee the eetteht prsearror f Imeer.ble reneltr. They alto 1104 .be privet disunity to the measuring of their coal to be as ova, gime dLealafeettou to Oak empleyeni, king the etiatablisg- blot the set ahl eh meat of as tumidity t 1 wage a, et Lout which broths, ceethets, aad destituton malt ever eat To °Lvov. the tails that spring out of anurasce, they ise, to the foitheutuiag Art kr the Higulation of Coined* for a compulsory sesame of ednestien , awl to thwart the tts of the irregular sad kiarhour ~stem they oak for as light Hours Bill. They mak to bee. their mater al •eighel, mewed ut brag rep.- 'del by lapel amomaya• as as repeat. 1 hey larvae pre pa. it 1..00ne to p•rliaLant to lave thee.: t outs intrwlured into the nay act. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION•HOUSE. The Lord Mayor requested the preps to acknowledge the realist of 101, from "S. C.," for the poor-box. Adteord Moore was charged with steeling • Meet of tea, value 151., belsragiag to hie employer, Mr. P. Parton, licensed cameo, of Gould-equate, Crutched-friars. The prisoter, who bad been for some time in the service of the prosecutor, as driver of • van, was meat out on Monday with about 20 packages to deliver at different plum ; among which waa • cheat of tea, addressed toe Mr. Barnes, at Bromptoo. On the following morning he returned the de livery note. to oce of the prosecutors clerks, bet as that in tended for Mr. Barnes was not signed, he was questioned as to whit had become of the chest of tee. At first be denied that it had been given Into hie charge, and than said that he must have delivered it by mistake; but when Mr. Parton, in his company, drove round to the different places where he had had to call, and arrived at the last but one, he aid it would be useleae to gn further, since he bad lost It. To the officer who took him into custody, he said that he went into a public-hoard at Brompton to ger some refreshment, leaving the cheat of tea in toe van, and that wham he came out again the tea was gone. Not satialiid with this explanatims, the boy who had accompanied hint on his round wea que.tioned upon the subject, and it was than ascertained that the pri mmer had conveyed the tea to his own lodgings, telling the boy that he had broken it open, and burnt the top, end pro mail* him some money next day if he amid nothing about it. The prisoner pleaded guilty, begging that he might be summarily dealt with. and the prosecutor, although he stated that he bad recently been robbed to a most serious extent in the same way, and wished to make an example of the culprit, consented to the edsption of that course. The prisoner was therefor* remanded till Friday in order to be summarily dealt with in petty sessions. WORSHIP-STREET. Jofift. "lipid's wee charged with attempting to steal a bale of tobacco, value 2W., from a van. John Morn, a carman, in the service of Masers. Pickford, the carriers, stated that last night, while proceeding along Finsbury with a r.n of goods, covered with a tarpaulin, to keep them dry, he emeriti eight of the prieoner behind the vehicle, with his bands beneath the coveting, and inanifarly working hart to get moo thing but. On running up, he fuar4 this, we. aWs of tobacco. When desired to go about his twain's., he refused, and on attempting to make him, he comniitred • violent muol., knocked complainmit beneath the home' test, and wee with ditH.alty placed in custody. James Smythe, a respectable led, conarnsed this state ment; but Prisoner drel ired that he was only steadying himself, being drunk at the time. A genileman from Messrs. Pickford's Field they wished the mailer dealt entowarily with; probably the charge of attempted robbery would fall so the ground, hut their men must be protected in the street. while in the charge of vale ab:e proper. y. Mr. D'Eynconrt obaereed that the man's bands being be neath the tarpamio had all the appeenuice of a purposed theft, aid be had little doubt that each was the cad.; bow. ever, att.r what hied been remarked, he would deal aith prisoner only for the assent', and thus him 20e., or 14 deyi lusprieenneent. WESTMINSTER. Williams lia , rieom and John Rogers (the former of wham wooly returned from penal 'creator) were Baldly examined, charged with steeling a gold watch fru= the person of Mr. H. 8. Grow, High-street. bclguee-rued, in s crowd on the oars...ion of the law Mr. Soldiewou's tuners'. When marl whither they Led shyining to sity, Harrison replied, settle it now. stow worship. Imu out inadry, but do settle it n its, sad I will tiara guitty." igena dertlued he was ionocist, and denied ever hsving seen the other prisoner blots. 11.4 Mere fully committed lot trial. MARLBOROUGIL-STREET. Homo Wuwft, • middleniged teaaals of violent dives!. tiou, wm charged am follows: Mr. Richard II a, lett, of the Admiral Duocsn, 33, Old Comp:a—Um'. meld that at two the prevaats afternoon ths prisoner came into his house and listed to be served with Drink, bnt medal( ttnt she had at the nese wire than enough, he refused to servo her. Upon this she bowels very violent, and un the welter uttenipung to put her outside bit him severelyin the hand, broke setae plates, and alto a lamp globe, sad, when she ww at length gut onside, deliberately smashed one of his witidowa. . '1 'be primer utd abs was very sorry, but liquor was the GUN. • • • - - • . Mr. Bandon eei•l if sbe bad been charged before him with biting the DAL . / htind, end it bed be n proved, be would beet. gores her the longwit term of imonsonment he could, as be Amid in ell cases w►en the teeth were need. He should order her to psy the damage, and is default of duibg so s h e would be Imprisoned for a month. MARKETS. COTTON.—LrrzatooL Ocr. 26.—The Wes of cotton to-day are estimated at 16,000 bales. The market doses holly so prices to favour d the sake. CORN.—BooToN, OCT. 28.—The 'apply of what was good et oar mutat to-day. Bast muss wars takes off at last weirs rata, Works Is. lower; rods, 38s. to Os.; whits, 445. to 48s. Pow and beau itm at last week's patois. Oats • abode lower. Par, whits, 33e. to 380. • blab, 42a. to 48s. Betas, saw, 425, to 44a. , old, 48e. to 60s. Oats, II stomas, 18s. to 21s. STOCKTON-011.TM, OCT. 26.—The arrivals ofela fler the put week ate pretty liberel. At this day's mar then was • 61r supply of wheat from the growers, white met • good demand at about last west'. prices. Grinding Darby In active request at an advance of Is. per qr In oats and beans there is no change to note. Imports during the peat week -.—Wheat, ooestwise, 300 qrs. ; foreign, 670. Barley, Image, 176. Oata, cauterise, 1,400. 0L.6.1100W. Ocr. 26.-Bince this day week the trade has ruled quiet but firm. At to-day's market there was a good attendance, and • moderate bas ins was transacted la wheat sad dour, at the prices of this day week. Barley.—Trade steady ; unchanged. Beene.—Rgyptians held for an advance of 6d. per 2801 b.. Oats and oatmeal were more sully sold. Indian corn in lair request, at 17a. 9d. to 18e. per 280th.. CATTLE.—Oar. 28.—Trade waa slack to-day, end prime of the beat qualms ware the to lower. Beef made from 2e. 6d. to 65.; mottoes, 4s. to 6e. 2d.; veal, 4e. to 6e. 2d. pork, 3e. to 4e. 4d. per stone of 81be. Mall:lag the Ail. LEATHER AND BIDER.—At Leadenhall Hutt on Tuesday there wee a good supply of almost all articles, with a fair average demand, safileiset to prevent any addition to the stocks on hand, but not twongh predate any improvement in prior, which rends muttered. The hide market is dull, abort 1,700 River Plate or and cow bides hare been *old at Wes, sad abort 6,400 Hamm Ayres and Mosta VI/rb i :L a Mee at .alight redaction. English market Milos realism former Mom In foreign raw go od . we have to report the follow tag gales by private contract during the put weak :-1,466 salted Bums Ayres hider at Bid.; 100 sated Monte Video bides, at qd.; 157 salted, damaged, aad balls, at ; 1,160 salted Buenos Ayres horse hides, 30th.., at 11.. dd. ; 6,200 salted Monte Video horse hides, 2631b5., chiefly at 9s. 9ct. 00111.8.—Losraoa, Ocr. 26.-ssrahopa, 13s. ; Holy. well, 16s. 6d. ; Ward's W..t lisrthry, 14..6d.; Worn Hest lay, 16.. 66.; Walls End Aoora Close, 17s. 6d.; Walls Rad Eden, 17.. 66.1 Walls End Hartoa„ 17..; Walls Bad Riddell, 17 ..; Walls End Braddyils Hsttoa, les. 3d.; Walls lad Has 19s. 3d.; Walls Bad Hatton, 19.. 3d.; Walls End Kopko 11s. 3d.; Walls End Raises Hears, IS.. 3d.; Walls End Stewart's, 19..; Wall. Bad Bomb Hall, 17s. 61.; Walls End Bostwick. 16..3d.; Walls End Rollos, 18.. 6d. ; Walls End South H 18.. 3d.; Walls End South Hello., 18.. 3d.; W a l ti s s ti Thoroley, 17..; Walls End Whitworth, 16.. 3d.; Carway and Doffryu Nadu, 22.. 6d .; Nixon's Darya, 22.. 6d.; Powell's Os&yz Steam, Us. 61.—Ships at market, 34; sold, 32. TRAFFIC RETURNS. law Par Ma , Teal. ?NA 11&11111•116 'OM BMWS iimella. MIL 11/1. Wei =Nag Avert /1. A f f II OfiliA ladles Pewawls la& war OMAN Pala. al LOU 1.699 I.M 101 Lill Walk owill , 11110111 l4l .= WIWI* North o mg :2818 U. Mullin ........ 113 0 46 1,810 1. Irma ading 0110010 16 0080001.1 liarso twee a - - 173 164 Grua Northam .. ........ 1 3 13.304 14.417 111.213 27.411 Wolk mess 0•01:41 .. 31/818~. WWI Jusloss. Iscl •1211•11wm Lamas mil Weft Wwbies 9ll 17.781 40,106 13.177 7001 1.8•62._88499e111 were 912 11,219 6.139 17.310 Om* W WI 33.603 10,126 Ilwarstar . "24ll/ML awl t• 4010118 w.. ... ..... Molt 141816.8 . —• L 613 937 3.431 Lends rad 111001m1 ...:::: 1 1.351 169 1.617 1101•6 owl Omer law Imesidin owl 100111•0 0 3912 L 1.177 11.133 33.100 WOO 111•Wpft. Lifirivalie. 111111 Ilinkrd . . 81 803 1111 1.410 1.391 LOW 1.711 1,100 3.011 • TM aanalonnateon of the Lanceelalre and Yolohlre and East Lan cashire Itallorep r.YY feetleed the merlon of cannot/at. the Hai MOO' et both falleast are Included in the above. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. •Lloo (twig), from Landca for lloundus, Sept. 14.1n114 14.1 as 11 W. Cammodors. from WoMmrde for Cert. Aogort 10. lot 1311. lee II IL Mario% from Monism for Cork. Sept 14, lot II ft, Ma 00 W. Dolkolin (ship) tram fdrorsool for Wollowsno, August 04 lot 11 B. lon 51 W. Itobanhown. from Cope of Good Hope kr loodas. Oembor 4 la 00 N, lon 40 W. Om Worn, from Vs :pandas for Lloorpool. Cobb.. 11, 111 401 r, lot 13 W. ACCIDENT TO Hea MAJESTY'S SHIP BEAGLE'S Cho. —On Tuesday, ea the captain's gig of her Mejeety's übip Beagle, anchored at Bpithead, was entering Portsmouth Hare lour, having put beck from her attempt to reach the ship, owing to the heavy tea and wind prevailing at the time,sh t was unfortunately, In trying to creed a steam-tags bow which was laying to at the harbour's month, caught by the tide and swept towards the steamer, when the crew snit four sitters in the stern sheets became frightened and jumped overboard to avoid the collision. The steamboat picked= Eve people. The surgeon of the ship, who was one of the sitters ia the stern•eheets wee picked up by Mr. Pearson, belonging to the Liverpool revenue cutter. and a seaman wee picked up by a waterers° named Mania. All them were le four seamen the boat in additiou to the four udders in the stern sheet., it is feared that one of the men was lost, as on inquiry only dm men were on board the Victory, and two (tote Burgeon and seaman) were landed at Portsmouth. As the steam-tom was not on the move, had the men only at gull in their boat there is every probability that no accident would have occurred. Loss OF THE BARQUE BEATRICE, OF SUNDER LAND.—On the 3rd 8-ptember last, the barque Beatrice, of Sunderland, commanded by Captain Turnbull, the owner, sailed, timber laden, from Quebec, bound for Sunderland. A short time after their departure, the vessel, when upwards of 800 males from land, encountered a heavy gale from the N. 8.; the vessel atrung a leak, aid the whole of the crew pumped for three dope without eff.ct ; and when in 40 deg. 16 min. west longitude 61 deg. 25 lain. north latitude, the vessel became waterlogged. The seamen, after considerable difficulty, obtained some beef and biscuit, Sc., and placed the food in the main top. On the 24th September, the vessel during a storm capsized, and a boy, named William Smith, we. washed overboard, end drowned. The rest of the crew, consisting of nine persons, clung on to the wreck, but about an hour afterward• the mainmast gave way, and the ship again righted. The food, however, was loot, the decks torn up, and the stern of the vessel shattered to pieces. The crew were lashed to the rigging for two days and two nights, without food, and en fret severely. On the morning of the 271 h September a French &dung teasel bore down towards the Beatrice, and kmdly took tne whole of the shipwrecked mariners on toard On Saturday last the poor fellows arrived safe at Sunderland. SnocKING DEA - frt.—Oa Tuesday morning last shout two o'clock, lsoura Unity, an engine -man em ployed at the mill rif ?draws. Ellenthaw, oil manufacturers, Ifeadingley, nest Leads, met with a very shocking deaths Shortly at er tho engine bad monmencod working the de emed took a crowbar to perform Some cpentiun, when he accidentally fell between the Sy-wheel and a roone well. lie was iostanisocionsiy struck by the relies! and hie body was meet frightfully shattered. The poor fellow was, of course, killed on the spot. . . . _ [AdVartlailtollgllt. 1 -.-HOLLOWAT'd OzNTM ENT AND Pittv.—ligatdd.b.-Aly the wraddr atyprowitag th• v)stem be , one. Nelda. aaJ 1. tar too. labia to too &Metal b• LWOW. Everybody la Vol 1 de ant vll3O .h.ad tikko.l... tooling and parity= [nada Inc. than which wow stands -tattror to Iloilo-. ay rib.. Now. tob vvovrild. l 7. will Mg taatineut non tts w bolts was Intlarnat OM all claw.: . of thwarts; winch 'be in raw, but La= Imported will, era riving. have nutte r , v ebtn-wl for the ware Nothing equal. Hollo w., Mats-nt In. allyv tenni alltadtba whether vu,wy ...J. deep, or wonitlandol. ThIN by eleando,/ and stimu lating, I:AC...LW tho Ma. wet Cut?) ;LW organ. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 8R11T0N. :7 0e...z..! the Shrubbery Bowe, KkhtermUuta. tbe eUO mt J. of • ton. • -----------• 0 ,PPY.—ter-1.4 114 ucsa•4 Bums. the ..to of Z. B. Goppy. . . n ANtvC U. It —O t. 21. at trlnspOsawa. treat. Cavaattleh.tquare, the age liana:oak. .li., of a LAlTt a —tki. :3, at Part.square te,..st, tho ..!. u! d, 1,j., EA., _ A..r.,_42......_ IstAic: 5, SS, at Clapttaa.tart. Boney, the alfa of S. Lan. woe , . Lee. al a 111#111titt -u t 21. at Cam. Lodge. • att.. t•urrey, the alto at Camilla i. iiub. ; -••• • at CHAU uso:4.—Ue. Ocor.v• I.l.the. Eta. the Wit; . I.U.ICK.—Uct 2: at Nvetulktuldisho..ll‘l.l. ttid wit . of 1. Rad -1..46 of • dau{biter. MARRIAGKS ANDRILSON—M ACKINNON.—Oet 7, at Uoina Chapel btagton. by the hew. 11. Atue, Mr. 11. C. Atyleram. of Allauo 41•00. MS. Nu). to hallabylA Aar, d..bgbter of Mr. A. D. MaAltbyoa, of Goon bun Ytptare. DA LLANCE.—Oet. to. at Pt. P..terb, Dublin. Mr. F. horn. to N . b— Itallaatv. relief the Ide W. bell.n.w.. I.b—JAV.-4.10....1. bt. JIN Ya a.utbsayll. too Raw. J. M. Mahatma., Ilvty y, 1.:141 . a levettouud Node Griner, dattabta of Captain C. M. Jay, M.N., of Wotribayr. SoutbitAlt. 1 T ktt4. 13CRDON.—Oet. It at tittles, Northumberland. Harr Henrietta. CAVPite f . 2 .l r r4 7. i tiOldirt a , 2 l 3 reat.J. AM0. 1 35e63. CiilcHhaTtlt.—Oet V. at 131111011 thistbla. Mary thirtieth Cbs. drier. daughter of C. 141ettoeter. Eat.. of Deb Willa. Cara. ED al Alllttl—Oeu 631mbetb lief. dintule d 361 , h. &brae* of Argyle mama. rued 'lull —Uei. SI. u ,i..d....111.num..1. Inskirt.. aged 63. II %Will EX—Oat It at wO4. reper•alare, the Rea T. L. H. Hairles. lemoref Yanaq, soda I