The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-14 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14 1861. __. POLAND. ilatu intelligenct. should have paid it hetet , if there had been any one at th e , and sew them. They then said th e y h a d come a ft er FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. . - 4. office in Toser.street , o receive the money. Jie bail called lodgings. BA/Tilifillt. MARKETS --•-- (mon of r. -It3l Ciielir,ro:artirl four or five time+, sued the money had been refus e d by th e Mr. Leigh-Ther a they humb ugge d y our h us b an d agree - JAM= ChoPZL Wootton-bridge. Isle of Wight, miller, to anr- SUG A R.-The average price o f br own or M uscova d o , st INSOLVENT DEBTOItS CIURT. -Sr,- . - l :.;. Peieuee there. ably to request. render Sept. 19 at 123 and Uct. 21 at 12, at Basinghall- s tr ce t. sugar the produce of the British possesaions in Ame r i ca , WARSAW, UST. G. Burton, another officer, said the time the defendant came iris- My property was c afe a t 11 o'clock. At cola, Walker and Jerwuod, Furrdvaranin, and BuckeU, New• f or t h e wee k en di ng Sept. 10, is te.a. lied. per cwt, exclusive(Wore Mr. Corruniesioner Nichols.) it was out of office hours. He knew Yore wan where to go 3 o'clock it was, as I believe, gone. I did not min a port, Isle of Wight : off. sedg e Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. of the customs duty -The av priee of brow Bsagmelyaday pewee with. et stew demonstration*, TN as itANORL WINDER. Rna lay the money. watch and chain until Wednfttlay, when I was going to see MANOEL JOAQIIIII lioadtDl and ACOOSTe SuAltr4, Mark-lase , which are the ..cal lie - aas a: iI * .iic people Imre fur This came, before repented, was now &heeded. The nuyiihtratc eel he had only power to reduce We Moodie. City, general merrhants, Sept. Di at li and Oct - ? 3 at 2. at Mnscovado sugar the - ' produce of the Mauritius for n th or e Mai trect Sols. Vain Sandal end Cunneen Kin- week coding ea above ta 19.. 2gd.-The average price of twecaling their grievances and ...aiiitesting their lar. Macrae : . plied for the diecharge of the ireedvent penalty to one-fourth. The defendant could, however, Cress-exarnioed by Mr. Vann-I am not in the habit of t wlu r g iqi:oame - 00, sent;., Meads, Basinghall-street. brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the East Indies going into public.houses on Sundays. I bad been to the Joint lime, - I"averhhara Kent ,; baker, : opt. 24 at 2. and Oct. &m em mo ws ee l Seated's bearing a national 'which was opposed by Mr. Dowse) on the ground that he petition the Excise Board for a reduction. Fined 5/. 10s. for the week 'lndia; as Jerre is 26e. 70.-Tbe average price character, funeral services for those who died fur sou arrested whilst under the pmteetion of the court, having Another retail dealer , named Debeon, was also fi ne d f or S urre y Chapel. My husband did not know Early. Don't ei at ii. at Basinglialf.street. Sols., Lawrence and Co., Old of the three foregoing deeeriptioes of sugar, jointly, for the the OUlllololl cause, o:metiers:awes of events re- 46111661 a° neste r fur hearing, in Norm. bar, red bad be en selling excusable artielee without a licence. know if I asked prisoner to have some ale at the Mitre. I Jewrychambers, city, and fLithorn and Phillips, Faversham ; week coiling as there, is 23a. 6gd. per cwt. crawl for damages mei costs in an action of slander. The case was *Meier to the last. The charge for the am not io the habit of drinkiog gin. Had nut an there. oft. sang , Edwards, Bailoghallstreet. calling the glorious psst .1 the nation, follow The artreeT was the the insolvent wax not entitled to licence had since been nid' Was sober or should not have gone to chapel. Early saw us THOMIAS HALL, Nortnend, Fulham, licensed victualler, Sept. m BRISTOL, SEPT. 13.-We have experienced • very steady al Bulngholl-street. ilol.. Edmonds demand this week for all kinds of e xcept Bare each oths•r in repel succeseion. Shortly before the teeters apart dander. The defendant said the cause of his being summoned was into an omnibus in Union-street, Borough . My husband is l a= e t t l ia a 7 ; at ai P' ai i . i o - , 6 4wards. h se h sg h s h- s r reer. ' w oos. end e • wall maintained . sugar good sell flit Irral eeremonics and general mourning ter the The matter WSJ. referred to the Chief Commissioner, and rather extrainditaary. When the collector celled for the a gentleman, and you dare not cast any aspersion upon . my . freely 'at - former rates. Rum : Demerare from le lie. to fallen at Wilmot, we had the eoltinnitatiou of tire it was now decided that the insolvent was mallard to lea money be objected to one of the half-crowns tendered and character. Prisoner was not one hour and • half in my bed street, Whitedowel, oil refiners, BepL 24 at 21 a Jens Inoue stela ask ekiev Duane mseturr, ehieksite4 . - . so- Jet. 1v be 10d. per proo f gallon, recording to quality. Jamaica, aanivereary o f ' the uuiou between. Puhuid and liberation until the hearing on the Bth of November. left the shop . He intended to send the money to the office room. (Indignantly.) Not more Wan five minutes. I told at 2, at liashighallstreet. Inds, Norton and Co., Walbrook, fine, .. . 3. bd. to 55.; fair aod middling unsaleable. next day, but it slipped hie memory. He lied only been my husband that prisoner and his friend had paid Is. for Cey : oil. asset., Edwards. Basinghall-street• lethuatoa, anthem' after the funeral of our of the IN BE CHARLES W. BROSS. two or three days without the license, end during that time their dinners; that I admit was a lie, but I told it because I THOMAS HTIRCHOOMBR, Cloth-fair, City, woollen draper, i. _ Sept.!! TA Ira/Inm .4 Wuntair, Czernicki. To-morrow the This insolvent, a clerk in Deplored leock_yard, who appli ed b e h a d nee sold any thi ng , feared that my husband would becrom if he knew th e truth • at 12, and Oct. 29 at 12f, at Itaslughaliv . Son., Ash- W.-Flumit --- market • • keteuro.-The was quiet s u t rst an t. d Co., Old Jewry, City ;oil . ass 4., Weasel/. Ilasinitball* to-day. At the aides by auction 1,860 melts were offered, of anoiversary of the usouruful stay of the full of to ... • discharged, wee opposed by Mr. Way fora creditor The magistrate said he hind no power to reduce the fine it was also false that they were going to take lodgings. In ' name,' Bevan Mr . Harmed supported below r ut.which 850 sold at and after :-South American, Ist pipe., Warsaw in I ki t is to he solemnised by suitable the afternoon we bad some more ale, and, if you like, some JohIPH GOODWIN, Tunstall, Sta ff ordshire, earthenware menu- a , Birmingham „ mire • t 48e, 31. to _49s. ; boxes of good sound quality, rather dull Irene last ear applied under the Protection Ac services in cloirclem, aud uu the 12th the relief of who:W inn° . a year out y e( his - *glary was set wide, and the Defendeot- What am Ito pay that for? I've committed gin. Prisoner and his friend were to have gone with Mrs lecturer, Sept ...7 and Oct. .ES at colour, Abe. 13d. to 475. ; Australian sheep, 48s. to 4lie. 3d. ; Vienna free' the benieging hordes of the Turks b y Creditors under that schedule were in the enures, of being no crime. • • S aar rpe C and I Pat to ;this myself Nowlin on Wednesday following 801. Smith, Sinai ; off. .* ig., Kinn Birmi •ghain. 11013Itier ElinatiOKE, Bristol, bright smith, Sept. '3l and ( yet. 2s, beef, 4fra. to 455. 6d. • mixed melt, Mia. to 475. ; greasy The Magistrate - I' , u have infringed the law, and there- at the rysta Ice was by arrangement. after the king John Sobieski and his Polish army will 11 . ! , !• Being now in debt te about 16°& • friend bad arrested fore rendered yourself liable to a fi ne of 201. The only wards, in jest to my huebaud, mentioned that two gentle. a u t n t ie t i a t h .r. , , , , ,r e ' rs. ".• a l"' Inn '' Bristol ; off. SOME , Sorts, 425. to 445. 6d. ; ()demi sheep, 48s. to 4tia. lid. • Wei, 475. to 4Gs. Gd., rather veiny ; New York, strong body, dull he celebrated, not only at Warsaw, but in all the sew on a debt which appeared to amount to upwards of 20/. thing I have to do is to administer the law. You can, as in men were oing with us. - ' JOINT I STOCK COMPANIES ACTS. odour, 475. 6d. ; greasy, 44a 6d. to 43. 6.1. ; a parcel of vete of ancient Polaud, under whatever dominion Oa been asked ebe is vent admitted that he did not owe the former c ase, petition the Excise Board. ( The witness, who had occasioned • vast amount of OLD POO • ENCE LEAD Al 'AL F coanalY lAMITHD the party more than 41. 0 ‘ l ° ° L ° inWi nt " old Taganrog sold at 455. to 45.. 3d. • 1860 Y.C., 4tis. ; cew Defendant-Yes, that's all very well, but I say I have trouble, even to her own attorney, by her irascibility , was, Oct. 7, at IL at Leeds Court-andlt; and O..*L 8, at 11- tallow, 44; town tallow, 48e. 31. Get cad ; Oct,to Dec.they may twit at present. All these manifestatimin Mr. aay said the question could not be sustained on h sae done no wrong, and therefore lam unjustly dealt with. ' at times , under this cross-examitiatiou, quite furious.) dividend. , parse over now in a moat quiet awl orderly matiner, a debt. The Magistrate-Your remedy is to petition the board ; I After some further evidence prisoner was committed for is. F BA ic NKRUPTCIEB ANNULLED. 48e. ; Jan. to March, 48s. 6d. ; March only, 49a. Coma nut lute Goners! lambert withdrew the troops en- The excel concurred, and ordered the petition to be die- have no power in the matter. trial. es x How, N hltstable, Lent, butcher. oil is steady--Cochin at 465. 6d. ; Ceylon, 455. 6d. ; Sydney, Bept. IL WILLIAM BIioWNSWoRD CMORLET, Great Ormond- 425. 6d. to 44a. 6d., leas 2.j per sot. Palm oil is quoted camped iu the totreeht and entered the police not to °1 THAMES. interfere. But this judicious pulley only appliem to • bit IN MR EDWARD BENNETT. . WESTMINSTER. John Fmst, captain of a ship lying in the West India DIVIDENDS. prim nut oil, 355. to 375. ; horse greaee, 36e. to 375. Ile. the capital. Thu provincial towns are, on the vein IFY I IN's. u. _ :.:nglawl, whose case mith eZ i rePorted hkr. .. ; d wa o s pi l ....d iew decided.hyhr. RobertsonThei 11. The Nee. !filmy Mot lowly, • clergyman of the church of .Docks, was h, ehrigtmi n si n t . h .a stutzlim o g a . quentity . ..of w bra hic n h dy, Oct. 10. W. Smith and R. W. Sinclair, Panc r as e ase, City, linen factors - Oct. 9. A. 0. Kidd, Fore-street, and Cripplegatc-bulldinp, liveries to last evening, 2,993 casks ; arrivals, 407 casks. contrary . , watched more rigorously, and every iiia- Oriaithe. The matter bed been settled and the 0 P hes been reported on one or two pre- wine,.tub.icee, a n d la i ctu I reign snare, no city, straw hat manufacturer-oa. 9. J. Mantua, Luton, Bed- w****----- 0 Faun occasions, Mal again placed at the bar, on remand, for d . ity h.d been Isn't- tonishire Jeweller-Oct. 8. G. Todd, jun. Ranelagh Works, Mel. COTTON -Lnaltroot, 11,-The further advice infestation of national expiration is suppresmel there withal-4w ° - stealiug bugs and portmanteaus from railway stations. Mr. Charles Case Fowler, superintendent officer of the Clue with the utmost severity. Still sale eivi.rity The i°'"l'em was "tined to be dieekugeasea, builder-Oct. 7. D. Pilditch, Oakleye:resceut South, Chelsea, • SEPT. • from America received during the week have bad a stirnu- Ale Aruuld intimated that it was his intention to commit tome mid that the day previous he went ou board the deism- builder - Oct. S . C. Nicholson, E. Pascal', and W. Stone Cannon. fade to armlet the siu.ing of hytune in the churchee tit RE WILLIAN ALFRED WaDOILOVE.- NOVEL seise. the pri,oner on the charge with respect to the ('has-ham line. slant's ship for the purpose of seeing it cleared out, when he street West, City, warehousemen--Oct. 8. C. haii i • .i i s f., , an d W. tiding effect upon the market, and with an active demand and the *I ' ''. i • • • i n Mr. Saunders , am behalf of Mr. Is ifi images 11 111 Ch, pOwlessilll,3 both a The. insolv en t appeared before th e court two ~..Faithful!, of the Brighton found the captain's locker fastened, and he was away. Upon Stone (separate estates ), Cannon street Weserity, warehousemen from speculators and exporters, prices of American have religious and national 'meaning, are well calculated diameters wader Ur Protection Act, and under the Prison ''''' ni l em . e, charged the pr ewer with stealing • bee . fr o m the his (the captain's) return Le searched the ship, and found in -Oct. 11 J. Cook and H. B. Greenwood, Nark - one, City, wine advanced id per lb. upon the useful current qualities, • merchants-Oct. 7. R. It. Daunt and J let(disc ,Old Broad street, whilst the common grades are only slightly dearer. Brazil Victoria Station. hie cabin 21 gallons of brandy , a dozen of wine, a quantity to it:cream. public spirit wrong a people the great : A ' r would amount hill hreitem-Oct ' 4. IL 8 ' Be g bie end - and Egyptian have been in fair request, and very full prices Mr. Charles Greenstreet Addison, of 29, Alfred-plece of tobeeco and cigars ; the duty on the tette ' Mr. fiergeod imposed for a Mr. Charlton, and Mr. Dowsechesteretreet, City, and Rangoon and Moulmein, Let ladles, have obtained. In Surat the busi continues exten 'majority of whom are of the saute creed, ned e, is W • eet, Thurlossequare, barrister sod revising barrister for to 11. Is. merchants-Oct. 4. R. 8. &ibis Aeparate estate:, Great Win- been import - • fervently at teethe' to it It must he nu riving to some time task the insolvent a lied under the Protec pp East Keut, mid,has kept the market that on Monday, the sth of Au. The defendast said that he took 4lbs. of cigars out of thesteestreet, lay, and Rangoon ~ cad Moulmein, But Indies, sive ; the late large , supported. with me knowing the severity-nay, the ferocity- ties Act, and made a propie.al, which proposal i t gust, be went to the Victoria-station. He was early bond when he went to the West Indies, and he understood merchant-4kt 7. J. Bushell and A. Walker, Woodstrcet, City, freely supplied, and last week's rates barely for the beet and the ici u hol through which the the whole haul been consumed. With respect to the spirits aual Ballwaden. Hertionbillim, straw hat loutltlfaetlireri-Oct. 6. Speculators bare taken 16,960 bales, wiz., 8,450 American, with which Riewia treats its subjeets iu Litlimmie was stated he Mid imt kept. Ile bad mew red freeh debts, tickets taken was not ' Pe ' esi - . e ll put the Neck bag and wine, none were concealed. In fact, there was to 7. thiamin, orsoseturchetreet. city, Henan warelmosemsn- 50 Folsom and 8,460 Surat ; and there are reported for and in the other Pulieh provinces, for the utterance and ihatt d „ r . ! under the Priem Act. It w" "Mid (produced) on a wooden bench is the e waiting•room, and attempt at emiceelunent ; he intended the article' for his Creek ev 11 Smith H W Withers C W Coen d Pumas ict** Brid * , Depiford, coal tne'rchants-41A 7W, H. South export 12,150 tales, viz ' 5,24° American, 9.50 Portant, 10 paid 'me of the old debt. although he had of Pullet, iseutinieuts, that precessions of 20,01e)walked up and down waiting for the ticked to be delivered , own private coneuniption. (separate estates, ATOM Bridge - road, Deptford, coal merchants - Egyptian, and 6,000 Surat, whilst the actual export this Not kept p his payments. The (position now was, what and 30,000 'lewd.. can avenuble and acorn a'.l the was to Les .ew e with the form er petition. Under the pri ses He Maw Some owe go to the hen c e mi d at d own on the The magistrate mud he ought in future to be more careful, oct. 6. J. Yates, Berryetreet, Clerkenwell, mustard rosnufsc. week is 15,630. The market opened this morning with a danger they are incurring. Great must be the petition the insolvent was on bad. bench, and as he walked up and down he saw the person end he tined him in the mitigated penalty of 40s. tater-Oct. 7. J. B. Behrens, Coventry-street, Haymarket, dealer good inquiry, the probable sales 10,000 bales, including faith awl the t * of f this le pa 11 1,1111 11. ptep to wak e Mr. Sergood asked the court not to enlarge the hail under move as though he thought witness was going to take it, The tine was paid. In pictures-Oct. 6. T. F. Diamond, Blue Boer-court, Friday.street, 4,000 on speculation and for export, at full prices. warehoaseman-Oct. 7. S. Vagg . ;commonly known as Sam Collins , the P-1..0n Art to the da a 'need for the final order under The person was elderly, but be could not identify him. HAMMERSMITH. Gower - place, Bedfordequare. llceaved vicursller-Oct. 6. U. them risk their lives awl their liberty for the ful- the e e •• y pPet After taking his ticket, witness went to look ffil . hi. poet. Grimm , Bore, 12, and Amos Irankling, 9 years of age, ,es et Kin A et. Elliott, Farnham. Surrey, blielumith-Oct. b. I'. C. Barber, CORN.-CHeLliereaD, SEPT. 13.-There was a large fitment of what in their coneciences they feei to be The court named the 211th instant fora final order under rnanteau, and it was gone. The elderly person bad gone, were ehergal with stealing a quantity of jewell er y, the pro- G rsressu d ; Gray., Essex; and Enfield, Middlesex, currier-Oct supply of wheat at market to-day, and • very brisk demand their dirty run Christians and all Pelee the Probe-Hob Act, and adjourned the pixie case until end hie place was occupied by two other persons. The bag piety of Mr. WilliamNicholseitrand.on-the.Green, Chismek. 5. I. A. Monet, St. Jameiwtreet, Westminster , jewellcr-Oct. 7. at rather over last week's prices, best red makieg 59a. to All :dung the frontier which the Russian s hav e that dto ay, which day the discharge on bad was enierged. tied his initials on it, but tbey had been partially rubbed The prisoners had been employed by the prosecutor, on G. Davis, Southampton, builder-Oct. 4. U. Pelfani, Minoltas, 61a, extra, 625. ; white, 613. to 645.; extra, 65e. Barley, out. The bag now produced contaieed shirts and other removing from his late residence, to carve some of the lighter Ci 7 :; „ ma r maker-Art 7. 11. J. Norfor, Greid Yarmouth, Norfolk, "a• to 2a • dearer, best malting, 40s. to 43. Beaus also firm fade between the kingdom and the l'olieh IWO- IN Li CHARLER A. MST. articles marked with his name. The contents of the port- portions of the furniture, and they abstracted from • box 1 .". 1 7. L. Kim , Lindlield, eases, publicaa-Oct. 7. J. O. I• .„ • :rep, Horne...hunch, Yeses. grocer-OM 3. 8. W. Moors , Notting- IA ate rates. *winces auuexed to the empire the inhabitants were This insolvent was a bother in Oxford-street, and wan op- manteau were worth 14/. or 151. and drawer a gold eyeglass and chain , • valuable diamond ham, lace nisnulacturer-OcL 10. (1. W. Cave, Nottingham, LINCOLN, SEPT. 13.-We had • large supply of wheat fumed to ititerrupt all communicatiou among them- posed by a flour factor named Russell. Elizabeth Ilsely, of No. 2, Rutland-terra, Pimlico, scarf pia, a pair of gold ear-rings, • geld brooch, cross, bleacher-OcL 10. T. 8. Reed, Derby, silk manufacturer-Oct 19 I an d f•bu . 1 lees Nothing d• • . a air mess at s. money. doing in 'elves, and to !ie.& upon each other as foreigners. The care had stood adturnol fur Mr. lenewll to coneeler said she was at the Victoria station one day in August. buckle, and several other articles of jewellery, A few days T. Fitzpatrick and B. Fitzpatrick, Newark-upon. Trent, and Not- Until,, whether he would take t e insolvent's business as 'eseence, She saw an old gentleman take a portm lately no out, was pernlitded to UMW. tom was e • • • • • ' e - "teen fret° or ( a ago Frankling tank the pa to the shop of Mr. Burford, a Hingham, travelling drapers-Oct. 26. J. Morris, Feckenham, barleys, seeing they yet unfit for malting purpose.. ( l e d • • W • terahl manufacturer - Oct . 10. Y Parkes , Several smileless of new oats offering of fine quality. be aechned to ennbark in the affair. seat and walk out. He rose from the seat on which •she Pewnbroker at Brentf or the purpose o p ging it, o ftell Iv, needle - frontier without a panipikt,Uleucester. currier eat . la. E. Wetherstone, Cheltenham, Wheat, red, 535. to bps. ; white, 53 e. to 63 . Oats, 20 e• awl this was granted TLe insolvent alleged on his hearing that he had suffered was sitting. She mentioned the circumatace to a constable giving at the time • false name, and stating that 80 these only who could pay the exorbitant fens materially in his business by buying flour from a person arid to Mr. Addison, the lest witneu. The old gentleman his aunt, who lived at Strand.on-the-Green bed sent groelueeeesterehtre' plumber-Oct 10. T. P. Dunn, Woedchester, to 23. siershire, woollen dock dealer, and Maisteg, blanieraac levied elan* them. Still all along the Niemen and which wee proved to be unfit for human food, was the prisoner at the bar. He went out of the door lead- him. Mr. Burford, not believing the story, detained him, shire, iron Waster-Oct. 10. W. etayton. langcliffe, Yorkshire, lavgaroot, stn. 13.-The attendance of millers at our the Bug, whkh forum tins frontier, a continual Mr. Hansen comidered that his debt had been improperly ing to the platform. and he then admitted that he had given • false name, and W. Clayton, Lostock, Lancashire, and W. Wilson, Preston, market to-day is not so numerous as of late ;we have had - migration awl fraternisation is going on now be- coatraetea. . George 'Tait, railway porter at the London-bridge station, . that Burt bad handed him the pin to pledge. Burt, when Lancashire, banken-Oct. IL T. 8. Dalton, H. Dalton, and W. fair though not extensive demand for wheat for corisump ' Heap, M hte calico prl te -Oct te a ' Pennington, M ti •severalomen have been executed for shipment The court held otherwise, and discharged the insolvent , said he found Mr. Addisen's bag on Holiday, th e 12th o f apprehended, at first denied all knowledge of the pin, see es-r,_ ii es . . • an- on , tweeu the inhabitantn of both borders, who pet formcheater, timber aeuer-oct. 10. J. Danielle, Manchester, hen abroad, and prices are steady at the extreme rates of Tuna- IN admitted all about it, and told the August. A gentleman came to him and asked him to take het piletriumgee to those planes as their forefather; IN RE WILLLtAI E. 11COME.4. care of his portmanteau while he went round the corner. constable where Franklin hail bidden the greater portion merchant-Oct. 4. W. Whitaker, Bradford, Yorkshire, merchant a n , In go ut good e xtent of bin has been done at -Oct. 40. MU, South Milford, Yorkshire, grocer-Oct. 4. H. --•'• - - e mu a - t h general runs A • slid in a nimism,. times. At wary of theme border In this case all the 'labia bad been paid in full, and there Witness aid , " All right," but be bad not been axe long of the property, namely, by the river side. where all but en n e ng e ut e 0. Dowson, Mhhilesborough, Yorkshire, shipowners rather more money for e runs of merman, as places., at Keene., Alexista, Tykucin, Biala, thrills was _ upwards of erlo/, in court ae a surples s fuod. before the portmanteau was taken away, and another (Mr. ono earring bed been washed away by the tide. Subsequently -Oct. 4. J. Booth, jun., Bromley, Yorkshire, worsted mannfac- bwhich is getting scarce. Beaus without well aa for Spank, , _ _ . h few sales Nr.. rgool asked to vacate the petition, and for the re it ow Addison's rifted of its principal contents) substituted for it, the prisoners stated that th ey had given the cross and turer-Oct, 4. J. Sraith, Bradford, Yorkshire, sniff manufacturer change. Indian corn is 6d. per qr. cheaper, w were polited in order to intercept the columns of tarn of the mosey in court. He did not see the prisoner there, but he had seen him buckle to a boy named Wi se, and that Protecting had sold -Oct. 4. T. Parkinson, Halifax, Yorkshire, stock braer-Oct. 5. to-day. pilgrims. But on every occasion the people ad- Application granted.lL Parkin, sea., Sheffield. ff l ex , manufacturer-Oct. & W. Martin. on several previous occasions on the platform. the breech and a pair of earrings to a woman for three WAKEFIELD. SEPT. 13.-The prices of new wheat were tratexel interned, Ringing their hymns', and paired In another CIUN! Mr. Flamed applied to remove the pro- John Saunders Holloway, clerk in the lostproperty lli hI . o ce • 'femme. A. P. Youle, and W. It Roebuck, Doncaster, iron manufacturers -Oct. 6 J. Y. Martin, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, ironmonger- . about the same se on last Friday , at which rates there was tau milks of the soldiers, who stood amazed. In cowling., ee the debt lied been paid. of the South Eastern Railway, London-bridge, said that on Mr. payman said he (the prosecutor) ought to have taken Oct. 6. G. Hartley, Sheffield, common brewer-Oct. 6. J. Parkin a lair bueineee Good fresh old was quoted Is. higher. This applicatien was e•ranted. Many similar eases have oa-...- other locaiitiesi Cosiesels were employed to disperse An the 12th of August, the portnusuccain produced more cue ..f his property. It was evident from the Mannar and E. Parkin, (Mighty Bridge, Yorkshire. troutorsers--oct. 3. Vary little could be done in other kinds. Barley Is. lower. mime before the court where creditors Mee paid. lldr. Addison's) was given to him. The Rev. Mr. Gregory in which the prisoners had disposed of the articles that they D. Sillar and J. C. teller, Liverpool, and Shanghai, Mina. met - In oats, beans, and other articles no change. the crowds with their knouts and lances ; but this came to him and reported that he had lost a bag , and that did not know their value. Nodal not think that he ought chants-Oct 3. T. B. Walden, Liverpool, silk mercer-Oct. 4. proved of no avail, as those who were hit remained, her Ind been left in its ' to archwould ruin their pass a eentence as T. B. Ingham (separate estate, St. Helen s, Lancashire. star 00ALee _ Loseott; emerwee 13. -Bates' whet CLERK EN WELL COUNTY COURT-Sere 13. snot place. manufacturer-Oct. 4. R. Hefei, ; separate estate, Guidon and but the others proceeded on their way as if 'metal- John Carpenter, superintendent of the Brighton Railway ever, sod takiog into consideration that they had been in Warrington. Lancasbire, IntiliierOct. 4. J. Cublion, Liverpool, Hartley, 15 e• 1 Bowers West H• 4 l/ , 15 e• lkl• ; Bra" scious of the presence of the enemy. (Before Mr. 31111amina.) Company's police-Os the 6th of August he received • • prison for :I week, during the remand, he should fine th em ! mod Miser-Oct. 4. E. L Baker, Liverpool, ship broker-Oct. 4. T. Habeas West Hartley, 15e. 9d. ; ' s Hartley, 15s. 9d. ; .1 est as I ant writing Ude, the aunual festival at wee V. EARTH& letter from Mr. Addison, complaining of tle, lee: of a 10e. each or seven days' imprisonment. Fleming Llverpool, merchant-Oct. 4. R. Morrow, J. morrow, Care's Original Hartley, 15s. 31. • Craighead Steam, 14e. ; Crenietewhowa, taro must venerated place of pilgrim- This was an action brought by Miss Gertrude Good, portmanteau- He received the leg from Dr. Holloway The tines having been paid by their parents the prisoners and C. Garbutt, Liverpool, merchant - Oct. 4. H. MA... Davison's ' , w at t 'b r ew, 15.. ed. , .• lambertes West Barre age iu all Poland, is being celebrated. This place is living at No. 47, Pultenayetreek Barnebnry-rosil, against (the last witness) in the mama cieee: ice it was in now. He were le/crated. Liverpool, woollen draper-Oct. 7. H. Matheson, Uverpool, met- I„,_ le e &I . . North Potion Oes, 13s. 3d. ; franfield Moor Mr. Edward Carter, a dairyman living at No. sin he hail known the risonerabout 0 e mi. • all duri . y octane. y ag WANDSWORTH. chant-Oct. 7. Z. W. Klrkua, Walton-ontbe•Hill, . Lancashire. "7f 12a. k . video , p et l e e ; ve eat wA eite . (separate estate:, Liverpool, tea Bute . , .., ,_ lie. 6d - „,_„_ „ visited every year by thousands of pilgrims Crum street, to recover the sum of 25L, fora& ' him t ahutters e the laet two el's. The prisoner lit .d . ..Alin three or four A tall, middle aged man, who gave the name of Francis merchant-Oct chemist-. 7 3 . 'R. W. l o w n ellseparate estate', Liverpool, tea 13s. 3 d. • • wYmm, ' W. ; ...... End .. y" n • 16a ; Walla parts of Poland, Sibmia, Moravia, and even Hun- to fell on plaintiff , doors of him. Gierees, was charged with ende a vouring t o o bt a in money 'enchant-Oct. 7. J. Z. Bloch. Liverpool, ship ' broker-Oct. 7. End Sheriff Hill, 14s. ; Eden Main, 163. 641. ; Walls gary. This year, as might be anticipated, the con- Oa Friday, the 14th of June, about eleven o'clock at The prisoner said he was not innensilde of tire power of ;nein Mr. George Lambert, an upholsterer of Dudley-place, T. Hindle. Evertors, Lancashire, builder. End Haswell, les. 3d. ; Walls End Pithegton, 15e. 6d. ; gregation will he imnieuee aril the goverument hieswas Claphum road , by means of false repromotations. night, ii th e pleitaiff was passing by defendant's shop when the rich companies who were opposed to him, but he .... said . contrary on or before the dry of meeting. ' wife wrs putting a the shutter.. one of whic h fell sensible of hie innocence. Mr. (Awl' muter was au unantl. .he presocuter that on the previous evening the 16e. tied . ; Walls ' South iodic*, 17s. • Carla and ooncentrated strong bodice of troupe in the neigh- down from the winnow on '' ' 'and prisoner ' to him, •d by another nd on to plainuti a bead, whereby she gated fabncator of falsehoods, le, should be able to same im, accompanied unmet, St. Jamesestiect, Westmlester, Jeweller-Oct.!. J. A. , Duffryn Anthracite, 21s. 6d. ;Carry y enciDuffiyn Halt, bourh. eel, iu order to keep a watch over them , emaieed serious injuries , prove at the proper time his entire innocence , and i eat be solicited celerity. He produced a letter, purporting to be Howie Crawford-street, earylebone, boot maker-Oct. 4. J. G. mg, 24 5 - - Shila at market, 55 i sold, 41. Even Prussia, whose frontier runs close to Czen. Mr. Wekeliog submitted that it wan a mere accident, bad been laid up with blindness during the time he Lad bees signed Ie the Rev. Mr. Speer, and Ra id it was the sig- Andrews, Charles-street, Haiton-garden, licensed victualler istochowa, has collected some troops and artillery on and nut through the defendant's negligence. accused of loitering about the railways. ilo had had testi- nature of his (witness's) minister. Witness told him that it Oct 4. J. Peewee Fenllnatid.place, Hampsteed-road, =tet her side. We hear that 200 hulk* have started in a His Hormel- was of opinion the plaintiff was entitled to nioniele from two sovereigraduring the last 14 years, and also was not the name of their curate, upon which the prisoner Oct. 4. T. Germain, Orecechuich-strect. City, Italian warehouse. WEATHER REPORT. body front Pesen for Czeustochow and nu asof answered, "Oh, Mr. George , you don ' t remember me." He recover, The only question was the amount of dama g es to testimonials from his parishioners, at one time a puree nierous be awards! , and taking all the cirs•uotatimees into considers- DM sovereigns, and at another time 100 sovereigns and a appeared to know his Dane vary well, and also stated that he man-Oct. 4. J. J. Russ , Dukeatreet, Manchcsteraquare, ecck. s sisatical reptaltory-Oct. 4. F. Randall Muscly • cont, T ,i• con ewer hill, wine merchant-Oct. 8. A. Chamberlain, Exeter, and IFLIDAT, szernesea 19 11 20 9 A.R. processions are daily leaving Warsaw for the same eke, be thought the justice of die case would be met by sacramental service, His energies bad been devoted to worked for witnees'e fathersome nine or ten years ago. Wit- Stoke Canon, Devonshire, butcher-Oct. 7. H . Parkin, Plymouth, B. L. M. D F. C. I. 8. place• awarding the plai n tiff 151. Judgment accordingly, with bringing about a satisfactory adjustment of the claims Geis teen asked his name, and he said that it was William tea dealer-Oct. 10. P. IPtertity, Manchester, fent dealer-Nov. All these manifestatious give great uneasiness to mot. , of St. Cross Hospital, and lie had made the Earl of Brown, and than he lived at No. 45, Brixton-read. He told 4. 0. Bruceton , Haney, Yorkahlre, rag merchant-Nov.o W. Ser the goverimieut, as they acme to consolidate the - - -... a year, and 90,000/., which he hoped would be take himself off. Seeing that he went into two or three Kingston.upon•HulL previews& merchant. tririn beteeen the differrut classes of the pupula- THE POLICE COURTS. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. got. He might add that the Rev. Mr. Gregory, whose RIM. other houses, apparently on the same errand, be thought it W. jenocat and 3. noot.u., enopenono. Yorkshire. masons 2i*ci, and to strengthen the national spirit among6t E.S.E. 3 4 c 3 -...._ bad been mentioned, was Ilia particular friend. fie should advisable to atop biro - riains the pews:tuts, whom thr government tries by all prove beyond the poseibility of doubt that he was not pre- other man then nnade off. shire, Ume manufacturers, so far as regards W. J. Sackett-P. ABERDEEN-- ...., -- -- MANSION-110118E LKITH l9. 67 84 B.E. 3 El c 3 IN -MAW ItleallB to keep off from the g ene ra l move- a li as wa l i on sehr . sent at the time indicated, and that the persons who had Mr. Hayman inquired if the letter had been found. Ayers and T. Ismay, Bow, contractors-J. Jackson and K. Know, 2979 66 50 SAW. 4 9 r 2 +lfemerni Hartley, , a young max of smut. But up to the present time all its ended- about ail years of age, was brought ' before the Lord spoken about him had been mistaken. Mr. Lambert answered in the negative, and said be saw Jackson, Whltetteld within PlUcington, Joiners-E. L. bleating ~,,,a „ ,m d gen 66 66 W.B.W. 6 ' e 6 veurn have been baffled by the unremitting watch- Mayor, on remand, charged with burglariously breakio j Mr. Robinson then c ged har the prisoner with stealing a the prisoner pass something to a woman who was following and C. J. Fleming, Manchester, eitgravers-J. Lawton, W. p 0i ,,,,,,,, re, mane- MoStenibead and T. Taylor Co le Chesil' silk ng ton, 29.41 67 66 8. 3 b 3 large black bag or portruantean from the South-Eutern them. Seines Etas 66 61 B.W. 6 o 4 factarere-W. Garrard and 'C. (Memel, wieetbridge. Suffolk. 4 R. W. 8 r 6 fulness awl the admirable ccuiduct of the clergy, ~__l pd mieriag the promisee of Messrs. Berry and 'Himmel, station on the 12th of August . The prisoner said be hadbeen drinking, and and a man boat-builders-J. Reeve sad A. Reeve. Ashford, Kshr, hoes ,. GALWAY .. , 19.39 67 , i t s 6.w. 3 o 2 vas.-„ intlueuce remains unshaken over the mantes ; " Pollee thithe, stetioners. John Dous e _ Ass, coachman to the Rev. Thomas Gregory, of who was a stranger to him, and he asked him if he would stews-T. Davies and J. W. Davies Edgware. road, drrers- Se•••i fite Lnuroor! re: 67 63 5,8.6. 6 o 4 table Marshall. No. 64, stated that at about id that on the 12th come with him and say what be told him, when they would 0. C. Robinson and A. Naylor, Leeds, Yorkshire, Fern m tiers- VGA and if them is any progrese to notice, it certainly is 8 o'clok nn on ns Thu • y moroing, be was called to the ware. 16, Grove-end-road, St. John's-wood, sa of August he left the . Mr. . Rev. Gregory's house with the be able to get some beer. He went with him, and he bad F. Eaden and J. Ingram, jun., Stoke Prior, M orcestershire, QVXMIISTOWII 29 70 CO 50 8.8. W. 7 r 7 in the contrary direction to that which has been boos, of Hamm Barry, sod found the premises had beensoap manntacturers-J. Haworth, Haslingden, Lancashire, pro- ~,,,,,„o o, „ 30.15 se 66 8 . vr. 3 0 3 , large black portmanteau produced, and carried it to the no doubt that he made the statement as described. aimed at by thu Bassin', goverumeut broken into. Th e bars had been broken awa y from °tie "‘ Eyre Arms 'revere, that it might g o by the City Atlas Mr. Lambert said the prisoner was quite sober. He also fel* " c ' t music, and Mary Kenyon, liazeniten, Lancanare, grocer frms .„ 11913 67 lid S. 2 r - • General Lambert and the Director of Public the area greeter s with a block of granite about eighteen to Loud 'b el T he ' - the tated that the neighbourhood on- n ge. cond uctor put it on • had been very much infested -T. T. Agnew, Ben., T. Agnew, jun., W. . aod W Agnew Waterloo- Dd ,„ ..... Instruction, Wielopolski, seem both to be ♦ very • " inches wire and five or • .ex inches in tbiduiese, o m nibus roof, and Mr. Gregory got inside. Mr. Gregory was at with beggars. place, and Manchester and Liverpool, printsellers, so far aa re- i . ommourh • 730.00 61 sa KW, 3 0 1 dards I'. Agnew, sen.-. 1. P. Walter and a Brisson, Bristol, brash p omash woo rio 16 8.8. W. 2 0 2 which be found lying down in the baseineet. On anxioue to briug the clergy to some compromise, or searching the warehouse he found the • miner con- present in Switzerland. Mr. Hayman committed the prisoner for fourteen days' maradacturers -J. W . Gresham and H. Y. Yorshaw, _Manchester puir o m at leant to eau. concessions on their part. The coaled on the first floor anion some paper. P On Annie Cavendish, 35, Hindou-street, Pimlico, • single imprisonment, with hard labour. --E Benn and 0. E. Stevenson, Liverpool, and Bahia, South m imic ,. 6 , W. 4 r 5 America. commiulon merchante-E. Mitchell and J. Mitchell, coduda , m 30.37 63 _ 6, - c 1 Archbishop Fijidkowski was not prosent at the searching him he found a quantity of lucifer matches in bin woman, milliner , said she had been in the habit of taking , Wolterten, Norfolk. male dealers-W. 8. Ward and e. Y. wit- imp= " sem 67 _ S.W. s m 2 small houses and letting them out in lodgings. Mr. Holloway A CLERICAL MAGLITRATIC AHD HIS (..,OLLEAOI7I6I rams, w e 11... 1 w Worksop, Notslngimmddre, surgeons-C. L &me 20.17 00 - W 2 o 6 levee ou General Emhart ' s sestunption of o ffi ce, P eket. • had been her lodger. On tbe 14th of August she pawned -At the Spittlepte Petty Serious, Gruutham, on Frets y, lianas and K. Build, Thirstonland, Yorkshire, tanners-C. D. idw iss.29 63 - mg. 2 b 6 and Hite general told the bishop Dekiert, who at- i mi Thomas Hammed, warehouseman, n the employment of • coat, trousers, and pair of boots (counterpart of the ticket the Rev, Ralph Lionel Tollemache took his seat on the Hall and W. 8. Stone, Bristol, Ironmongers-J. Spruce, W.slaas I tended it, that it was his intention to pay a visit to alers. Barry, laid it wan his duty to lock up the ware- Louse, aed on Wediseelay even i ng he locked the pla u produced). He owed her • little money, end be gave the bench during the hearing of • case of game trespass, and son, and T. Cobh, Ll [ rrii:tol, contractors. far sad Me so Gehle ni r Il eC Tee ; the archbishop. This lie did the day before yes- and everything was then pparetly quite safe, and ce on L i n clothes to her, saying thine she might do as mho liked with after delivering judgment all the other magietrates retired 'PP ** S ea l oinctu-mihtkePn,ecks;.* U. : Wu ' rds R. Peck-H.. ('lark and W. EXPLANATION. mmmy, requesting the archbishop to make us e a return in the moraine the O ' ler ox duty drew his attention them . o He said he bought them e bargain, and as they did to their private room. Shortly afterward, Mr. William Power. Stapleford Abbott , near Rondos!, Essex, farmers-J. 8.-Barometer corrected sad reduced to 62 deg. at mean We sot fit him, she might make anything out of them she could, Manners, the clerk, returned, and politely addreseing Richardson and It R. Kilburn, White Lea Head, Durham, ch.- level ; each la (cwt. of vertical rise, causing alitiut onenundredth i kin power over the catholic clergy that they may not to the rl i o e fi: °• ez e miele ll the onlyalestain from anything which could increase the irritation of the people, but exert all their in- warehouse he found that a tb i Ld w e l w ta r counting-house had been broken open, and and ts whi c h h ow; up in the n co n uati PB • had bee if she liked to do so. After she pawn e d She thiutra she took the rev lid gentleman , .e, " The • trates weal manufact R. B. Reid, 5' Farmer the ticket to Mr. Holloway, to show him what she had got wished to Nee Mr. Tilemache in their private ling, Bootle and Soafoirth, Lancashire, tUriteullS, so far as regard*. nearly three•h h n ul t r eed . for them, as he owed her money ; and be mid he had • room. Mr. To h prod b had th . to F. Fernier-P. Swart, A. 0. Litham. it. Bro, end R. J. bpmke- of an Inch diminution . and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., canal undredths Increase. E.-Exposed the wo, 3. Hunter, anal in shade. M.-Alalstened blab (for evaporation and ng thermometer dew unic • re 1 e no in g nny Li crime' and Bombay, East Indies, so far as regards point D.-Direction of wind (true-two points kit of mad. ilueuce for the paci fi sation of the country . The morel : one had been taken into a cou n ntrig nu li nn o a theennthree; horror of those places, and that she had better keep th e to them. Mr. Manners said the magistrates wished the II I n le. v • R. Bruwa-J. Woollatt, Den.. and J. Woollatt, jun., Notting. netic ) . . F.-Verce , 1 tO 12-estinfated). C.-Cloud 0. to 9). 1.- brat le mod to have declitieil to interfere, side of the warehouse, and the rest were lying on the floor • ticket . At that time Mr. Holloway boarded with her at public to know that Le had been invited to meet them ham, lace manufacturers-J. 1.:. L. Merry -41. and J. Love- Inters& .b, blue sky :c. clouds (detached); I, tog: h, hall :I. alleging that if he was to invite the clergy to oppome but nothing had been removed. The three Lars were found ! 60, Stafford•place, Pimlico. He was living opposite, but invately. After an interview of. about half an hour the Hay, Hartlepool, Durham, shinsbrokers-0. 0. Elea, London, lightning: m, iniM7 alinZ7) ao, overcast ( dull :r , rain ;a, snow boarded with her. She destro ed t icket. y tee dices re-entered the room ; and the chairman, addressing merchant. se faros regards his connexion with the firm of Ha- t, thunder. 8.--geodiaturbanos (I to 9). Z.-Calm. hid away in the basement. the national manifestations, it could only awaken m r. De e . ten In crosi-examination, wittier stated that Mr. Holloway r. Tollemache, said, "Sioce you have declined to meet mitten, Gray, sod Co., Singapore, East Indies, merchants t to Mesas Barry , said that when d• WKATIOM ZXPECTED TILL TOMORROW OR WHET case. 'worst ill-feeling towards the church, sued produce the he writ o •4 ° , 4lfts . .. • did sot tell her to pawn the thing., and the first intimation the magistrates in a private room, we feel compelled to state 0 . 0. Nicol London , LeniM"' merchant, In far " Lr rds " con .on M esinesuay night he hung his office coat lianan llsolllton Co., Glasgow, North Brltaln-Sontherly to North - rust- Strong -rain. flexion with the firm of Buc „ consequences. I cannot vouch for the cor- on • peg in the office, and when he returned the next m- to Mr. Holloway that eine had done so was her showiog him publicly what we should have said privately-that is the Ireland-Fouth.West to North-West-Strong-Rainy. rectums of the renort. but it is smarted that ins he found it removed to the ether net e. ...A .11. n. " r• the ticket. . _. . bench feel that they would ant La inetified in further merchants' Archbishop Fijalkowski was not present at the levee on General Lambert's assumption of office, and this general told the bishop Dekiert, who at tended it, that it was his intention to pay a visit to the :irclibial.op. This he did the day before yes terday, requesting the archbishop to make use of his power over the catholic clergy that they way nut only abstain from anything which could increase the irritation of the people, but ciert all their in fluence for the pacification of the country. The archbishop Is said to have declined to interfere, alleging that if he was to invite the clergy to oppose the national manifestations, it could only awaken an ill-feeling towards the church, and produce the worst consequences. I cannot vouch for the cor rectuess of the report, but it is asserted that Geuend Lambert's answer was, that he came to Warsaw as a inemenger of peace and conciliation, but should his mission meet with adverse disposi tions, lie would resign, and that then the Emperor would send to Poland these who were designated to obtain by severity that which he could not attain by inildnees. Alas '. it is very probable that such are the ulterior plans of Russia, if some political European events do not keep her in the bonds of moderation and prudence. 'file Marquis Wielopolski has on his part ad dressed a circular to the bishops of the kingdom, calling them together at NVarsaw on the 20th inst. The archbishop refused to receive this invitation, as be alone, as the nietriqs.litim, lois the right to convoke the syuods of b..imps. Tile affair of the Greek united Bishop of Cliche, who has shown an Mc:Marion towards joining the schismatic church of Russia, has been made use of by M. Wielopolski as a pretence fOr the convocation ; but, in reality, the true ohjict of this step was to induce the bishops and clergy to abandon the course hitherto course which has woo to thew the 'ghat Zteem and gratitude of the nation, but which, of course, is not to the taste of the go vernment. By onler of the government an article appeared is an the newspapers here, describing the events et Wilna on the 12th of the present mouth. The ltoldoesa and mendacity of its assertions are a matter of surprise even t., those win/ know well the official ltweiialt sty le . But the government appears to care very httle what people here think about it, the chief object of such anuounoenienta being to supply its friends in the German and Bel gian free with argunieuts. The writer of this *rmt,. not only affirms that two oe three per sons went bruised during the conflict at Wane, but seems to beg for sympathy for the troops, asserting that one uMeem, one trumpeter, and six privates were shockingly wounded by sticks and projinniies. Private but reliable reports state the number of those fallen on the spot or dead siuce front their wounds not to be eight, as has been said, but twenty-three, which is more credible, as on one side the people were unarmed, and Lsnisisted LAW of them of women and children, • ou the other skis was an organised army. Police Coistable Marshall, No. 64, stated that at about 8 o'clock on Thunday morning, be was called to the ware. house of Messrs. Barry, and found the premises had been broken into. The bars had been broken away from one of the area gratioipo with • block of granite about eighteen inches square and five or six inches in thickness which be found lyi ng d own i n t h e b asement. On searching the warehouse be found the prisoner con cealed un the first floor among some paper. O searching him he found • quantity of lucifer matches in his pocket. Thomas IFlarrwood, warehouseman, in the employment of Messrs. Barry, said it was his duty to lock up the ware house, and on Wednesday 'vane( he locked the place up, and everything was then ap pa rently quite vale, and on his rasters in the morning the of6oer oo duty drew his attention to the grating. On examining t h e warehouse he totted that the desks in the counting-house had been broken open, and • bowl containing some postage stamps had been removed, and costa which hung up in the counting-house had beeu re moved: one had been taken into • counting house the other side of the warehouse, and the rest were lying on the floor ; but nothing had been removed. The three bars were found hid away in the basement. Mr. Ball, an assistant to Mesas. Barry, said that when he went away on Wednesday night he hung his ofike mat on • peg in the office, and when he returned the next morn ing he found it removed to the other o6tce, and all the papers taken out of the pocket, and strewn about the Boar. The other costs belonged to others in the same employ. John Alfred Frost, police-constable 417, said when he went en duty at 10 o'zlock on Wednesday night the bars were w t broken, and at !About a quarter to one on Thurs day morning be found them broken, stud the piece of gra nite produced by Police-constable 14 lying on the pound below/. He reported the circumstance to the inspector, and he placed a man on watch all night. The prisoner, who said he would reserve his defence, was fully committed for trial. It appeared that the prisoner told the inspector rat the *Milos that be knew it was all up with him, for while he was in the warehouse he looked through the windows and saw the officer walking up and down, so that he knew it was no use for him to try to get away. That accounts for his sot having taken anything. Two respectslily.themed young men, named fteie.re B mem and Wai , er Affuile were brought up, the form er c h arge d with stealing a coat value 17s. from the warehouse of his employers, Maws. Farsell and Co., 187, Bishopersle• clothiers, and the latter with many* the same, well know log it to have been stolen. It appeared from the evidence that for some time past the prosecetere have missed property to a very considerable extent, and on Thursday two costa were placed in a cup. board. Shortly afterwards they were missed, upon which Smart sod Tilley, two detective Akers, were communni ceted with, and they watched the warehouse until they saw the prisoner, who was employed there, leave. They fol lowed him, and after he bad walked a little dietnn ee h e was uses. ivy tb; other prisoner, Meade, and they both went into Wormwood -street, turned down Union-court, and appa saintly went into some offices at No. H. Neither of them had any parcel then that the officers could see. Meade shortly afterwards came out with a parcel under his ann, and was musing towanls the °Meets, but suddenly went back. and Smart sent Tilley round to Ilishopagate end of Unioo.court to meet him. Smart then went into No. 11, Union -court, and f o und the prisoner Brown in the water. closet. At that time Tilley came up with Meade. They then told the 'inserters they were police officers, and would take tbeni intocusto s ly forrobbin g & own ' s em pl o yers. Brown said it was all a mistake. The parcel road on Meade cootained • coat which was identified by Mr. Farnham, the prom. eutors foreman, as their property. Six duplicates were found on the prisoner Brown, two of which related to coats ' which had bees seen by Mr. Pernbam, sod identified as the 'property of the prosecutors. One of the coats was produced by Mr. Blythe, aasfstant to Mr. Cotton, pswobroker, of Heekuey.road, who said that it was pledged by the prisoner Brown. ' Brown said be was guilty, and was very sorry for what was done, and Meade said the other prisoners gave him the coat to mind until be went home, when he said he would call for it. end be wee not aware it was stolen. His em ployer was present, who said the prisoner had been with him for six months, and he bad no rowan to suspect Lim in ally way. Tho prisoners were both remanded to procure the attend ance of the pawnbroker who took the other coat. [Advertisement.l—HoLLOWAVS Para.—Favour IbnGki -, Tl.eee ranch and itenerewily evteented PIM are perthi a.lapted for rueetiug and aridly realvting all the idotitach, beer kidneys, or bowels. They tweet t.lr which provokes flatulency. heartburn. dis tention. mei illairleee They CielMlie, ndulate. and strtuitiven 0 ' 0, 7 Mae to dwell... Tb.y eterviee snore wipe daily Ma- no 4 ealotiry 11,1,:..,. over the liver and the rile.. L saw's. sick hrAthrhe, rettliventea tremors, and all the long kit of twrr ”Isplaint4. Ili lloway's are deemed ~pe. elks an I have completely .ou the public inalikkom. Is i'll"Ld 4 ' 0,16 . 4 4 debility thews strike at the root of the cell 1.) purifying the slats nom rirtutst,ug blood, which, Illy itogroted, glees tour to the wails system- The prisoner remarked that what the wirer rid was per fectly true. William Crisp Eyrrell, assistant to Mr. Chapman, pawn broker, of I. Queen ' s -row, Mullett, said that on the 14th of August the but witness pawned the clothing produced. George Spencer, footman to the Rev. Mr. Gregory, iden tified the clothes as being those of his master. The boots were bought by Mr. Gregory of Mr. Kucke, of Edgware. road. (Witness identified the other articles in a smaller bag produced to be those of Mr. (:regory.) Lewis Henry Detour, a porter and luggage-weigher at the South Eastern Railway at Loodoo.bridge, rid that be had seen the prisoner at the station on different occasions. He had not seen him there since the bag was stolen. Thomas Bent, of 19, Agneeatreet. York-rued, Lambeth, inspector of police at the South Western Railway, was A CLERICAL MAGISTRATE AND HIE COLLEAGUES. —At the Spittlegata Petty Sessions, Onenthant, as Friday, the Rev. Ralph Lionel Tollemaehis took his met ma the bench during the hearing of • owed pose trespaes, and after delivering judgment all the other magistrates retired to their private room. Shortly afterwards. Mr. William Manners, the clerk, returned, and politely addreuing the reverend gentleman, said, The magistrates wished to see Mr. Tollemache in their private room." Mr. Tollemache replied he had nothing to say to them. Mr. Manners said the magistrates wished the public to know that he bad been invited to meet them Erivately. After an interview of. about half an hour the justices reentered the room ; and the chairman, addressing r. lbllemache , said, "Since you have declined to meet the magistrates in a private mom we feel compelled to state publicly what we should have s aid privately—that is, the bench feel that they would not be justified in further stopping public business on your amount ; and, therefore, on public grounds slime, we are determined to proceed. At the same time, we state that our opinion of your unfitness to occupy a seat on the bench remains unaltered." Mr. Tollemache rose to reply, but the chairman interrupted him by saying, " The magistrates would admit of no discussion there."—Notringhan Journal. READING IN BED.—We regret to record the death of Mr. Cheeps, of Stratht run, under the following mournful circumstances. The deeeesed gentleman, who • large estate in Ftfe, being at the New Club in gi i n e l l :t7olh, retired in perfect health at his usual hour. He had an unfortunate habit of reading in bed, and having fallen asleep, it is believed that the curtains, catching fire, fell on his facie, which was frightfully scorched. It appears that he had brought water from some of the neighbouring rooms, and at last succeeded in extinguishing the dames, but not before his hands and thighs were hoplusly burned. Instead of rousing the house, Mr. Cheeps crept to an empty bedroom Dear, and lay for several hours en torture. till the servants of the club found him in the morning. This was the more remarkable, as the sufferer bad himself great skill in medicine, and often attended on others in similar suffering. He be came blind and delirious during the few hours that he survived, and was attended by hit brother, who now inherits the beautiful property of Strath. tyruu, near St. Andrew's. A " TRAYILLINO PORTICE."—A circular luta just been issued by the authorities of the Loadoe, Brighton, and South Coed Railway, to the effect that a man to be celled the "travelling porter' will accompany every train. His busieres will be to ride on the out p la ced for bim on the tenders, and to keep a steady and viligaet look out on both sides and along the top of the trains, so that in case of any accident to any of the carriages on the train, or of any signal from the guard, or any apparently sufficient cause that may come to his observation, he may at once communicate with the engine man, and if necessary stop the train. Further, it will be his business, generally, to have charge of the can irks forming the train, to see that in every respect they are in good eundition and properly coupled up. He will - be required to observe carefully the running of the different carriages, and to take note of the number of any one that may appear to run unsteady, or have any other defect, and to enter a note of this and of any other circumstance requiring to be remedied, in • report-book to be made up each journey. 111 E LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT PIMLIcO.—ID our report of the fatal accident to Mr. Thomas Earle on Wed nesday last, it was stated that be wan accompanied by Mrs. Earle. This is an error, Mrs. Earle having died eighteeo months since. &OTCU BEQVZ3TR VTIONS. MAR Wameit, Glasgow, weight, Sept. 18, at the Faculty Hall, titw - RODY.kT lIASWRLL fdecceatil;. Berwick, innkeeper. Sept. IS, at Dowelh and Lion's Rooms, Eil in itirkh. Roamer loitenin, Oremilaw, Berwickaiiire, merchant, Sept. 23, at the Swan Hotel, Dunce. Rusk= MAXIVRLI. Kirkcudbright, hotel keeper, Sept. 24. at the Royal Hotel, Kirkcudbright. ARClHeatin Rowan, Glasgow, baker, Sept. 20, at the Faculty WRATHRR EXPRCTZD TILL TOMORROW OR DIRT DAT. North Brits] n—Soutberty to North-West - Strong -rain. Ireland—South-Welt to North-Wart—Strong—Briny. East Coast—South-West to West—Yresh or strung--Squalls— some rain. South r, then North-Walt and fine. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. . . Hall, Glasgow. . .. , , --. /AMIN MOAK% Band, house carpenter, Sept. 21, at the Solicitors' Library, Banff. DONALD il *KAY, Albs, house painter, Sept. 20, at Waters' Crown Hotel. Anat. Robinson said Mr. Bent must tell his own tale, as he had no means of communicating with him. Mr. Arnold regretted that in a case of so much import. ance to the public and the prisoner. the authorities of the companies should not have instructed their clerks properly, or appeared themselves in support of the charges. It was, to say the least of it, very disrespectful to the court. Mr. Bent said that on the evening of the 19th of August Mr. Beghie, a gentleman residing at St. Jobe's-wood, came and complained to him that he had lost his dressing-ease. Wituesa looked for it, and could not find it, but found a bag which had been substituted for it. lu the beg substi tuted was some of Mr. Gregory's property. He had a wa ne-es who saw the prisoner et the station. Mr. Robinson asked that the prisoner might be remanded on this charge, as Mr. Begbie was absent. Poliee.constable Parish, 2MO A, said he took the prisoner into custody at the Victoria station. One of the inspectors had at the time the hag in which the small reticule, pro duced ou a former occasion, wee found. It was Mr. Ore beg- The prisoner was then remanded fora week. CASUALTM. Hope, of Cardiff. Captalnre;l; hem Liverpool to Toulon, In on above at Ombra, near Mb; plane, on her heave-Cade: cargo wheat.—Holyhead, Rcpt. Vletory—A telegram from Malta reporta that the Victory se' mu ashore near Otago on the night of the 3rd July, and win likely to become a total wreck ; crew, passengurs, and with saved. THE MOORS AND Foams. —The weather con tinues highly propitious for prosecuting sport on the moon, and notwithstanding the immense number of grouse killed since the season opened, there still ramekin an abundant stock on all the shooting grounds for breeding neat Mell2olll. A consider-ado number of sportsmen have left their quarters in this neighbourhood (Crieff), having enjoyed sport to their hearts' content. Me slaughter among grouse and other game since the 12th of August may be learned from the fact that on the moors of Corriemuckloch, Clonal mood, Auchuafree, Menai., Connaclian, Gleriturret, Drum mood Castle, Ochtertyre, Layers, Inuergeldie, Aberu chill, Locbeernhead, Auchlyne, Soie, and Glenlochay, no fewer th an twelve thousan d brace of grouse have been killed, six hundred head of hares, besides a large number of blackcock, wild-ducks, rabbits, roe-deer, and other game. In the forest, of Turlem and Glenartuey, during the few days sportsmen have been out, they have been very successful in killing a large number of deer, which are wild, heavy, and in the best condition. The grain fields are being rapidly cleartd, and sportsmen have not enjoyed so good sport at partridge shooting in Strath. earn for many years. On the Ferntower estate, and other grounds, partridges are swarming, and the young birds are so large and plump that they can scarcely be distinguithed from the old ones in coveva. On two farms on Monday three guns killed 52 brace of partridges, 10 barer, and 12 wild ducks • and on Tuesday th e same arty shot 29 brace of partridge s and 16 hares. The Maliretah Dhulcep Singh, since lie went to Yorkshire, has killed on an average 40 brace of partridges per day in the course of a few hours each day.—Sontrnion. ?ADDING IN PECTHEIHIRE.—Tho keen competi tion which takes place at every let of farms, leading often to a remarkable increase of rent, is surely a good proof of the increased zeal to agricultural pursuits, and the steadily advancing prosperity of the country. The rent lately on some farina has been more than doubled. The farm of Easter Belgour, on Lord Ronde estate of Duncrub, vacant by_ the death of the farmer tenant, has been let SUB season to Mr. Lamberkin, at a rise of nearly 150 per cent. over the old rent. The two farms on the same estate &Minnie' and Inner dunning—have also been recently let to Mr. David Dunn at a rent of 021. being about 2001. above the pre. vine reel& The farm of Clathymore, belonging to Mrs. Graham Oliphaut of Cask, bas 'been lot at a rise of 46 per cent. to Mr. Andrew Sharp, farmer, }Orr. The new leases for these farms are for nineteen years. The farm of Smith Buchann, on the Abercairney estate, was recently let for nineteen years to a new tenant at a nee of 40 per cent. (In the Perth estate, and numerous other estates in the same quarter, several farms have been recently relet to the old tenants at arise of from 20 to 40 per cent. on the previous rents. Where the farms were advertised the competitors were very numerous.—Edinburgh Courant. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAT. • Sam 13.—Adrnisaione on payment, 1,311 ; ditto by onion tickets, 441; total visitors, 1,752. BOW-STREET. Trendall was charged with selling tea sad t-bwono without s license. . . SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO A FlREMAN.—Abraham Brady, a fireman, in the service of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, has sustained an accident which has deprived him of his right ann. He was with the 2.40 train from Faversham for Herne Bar, aid while in the act of oiling the works of the engine he asked the driver to turn on a little. The machinery instead of performing half an evolution, as the fireman expected, revolved rapidly several times. The result was that his arm was drawn into the machinery and completely smashed from the wrist up to the elbow. Assistance was at hand, and the poor fellow was removed into the station, suffering the most excru ciating pain. Mews. Hoare and Gslloway, surgeons, were immediately sent for, and the limb was amputated as songs as the state of the sufferer would admit of it. Tux Ixtslt Flanxittra.—lt is expected that ener getic steps will he taken throughout Wood to bring under the notice of parliament, early is the ensuing sessi.m, the necessity of fully developing the ragmen of the fisheries of Ireland.—lforthern Whig. Jolla Hal. excise officer, raid that on the 10th of August he vent to the defendant's prernivea io High...tract, emu. hermit!, sod purchased • quarter of a pound a tea, and apdo on the 14th of August, sad bought some tobacco. John HewLerma. supervisor of luland Revenue, proved thaton the 10th or 14th of August the defendant bad uo Loose to deal is those articles. The deferulaat said he had since paid the amount, and ho WORBH IP•STR EET. John Bftle, 2A, a journeyman mrpenter, was charged with being concerned in stealing about 141. worth of jewel lery and silver articles from a dwelling-house. Esther Mittoe said—l reside with toy husband in Clifton• street, Finsbury; be is a commercial traveller. On Sunday evening, the 18th ult., I went to visit a Mrs. Sharpe, living over the water—this was after I had left chapel. We called in at the Mitre, iu the Broadwall, New-cut, Lounbeth, for refreshment, and at the bar I noticed the prisooer, who was talking to about seven other men. I thought that I recog nised in him a person named Early, who about three years ago came to my house with my Mother. I invited bun to niv house. About 11 o'clock the following day he came, and observed, " 1 have a friend outside." I desired my servant to bring that friend in. He was mentioned ss Hunt, and I recollected having seen him with the prisoner on the previous day at the Mitre. I have since learnt that his right name is Ellis. They were shown into the drawies• mon, and I afterwenla asked them to take refreshment. They did so. It was below, and about 1 o'clock. I then observed to them, " If my husband comes in and sees you, may that you have come alter apartments." While we were upstairs previous to this I showed them two or three watches and other articles of plate and jewellery ; some of it wa■ in my bedroom. I bail quarrelled with my brother, and he had stated, as I was informed, that I should one day "come to the dogs." I thought the occasion, therefore, a Attie( opportunity to sh.rw him through Earle that my position in life bad not deteriorated. My bust:wind did come sad I then requested the prisoner and his friend to retire ur stairs while be remained : they did Po my husband left without knowing they were there, but subsequently returned VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alliance (brig', from IlauriUus for London, August 23, 20 miles N. of Ascension. Albion 'brim, from Coast of Africa for Liverpool 20 days, August 16, Mt 13.56 N, lon 25.65. Lord Clyde, from Sydney fur London t 45 days, August 30, lot 37 N, lon SS W. Naomi ,I,sinue., from Akyab for Liverpool 140 days, Sept. 6,11a4 47.4 N, lon 22.35. Wm. :-turge,,, Cook, from Cardiff for • San Francisco, July 14, Ist 32 8, ton 45 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS.. BALoollol3.—September 171 . ..;1: - Idereford.road, Leinaterequare, the wife of E. Belwmbe, of a sou. BLAXLAND.—September 11, at Claptenaquarc, the wife of G. laq., of a daughter. CH AMI N.—Septembkr 11. at Leaden, Colchester, Mrs. S. Chap. - - INu a'in g n N . .—gertersher 11, at the Vicarage, Kirtlington, Oxon. the wiled the Rev. T. K. Chittenden, of a daughtar. COPPl34l.—Septetuber 12. at 13, Queen'aread, Camdenriquare, London. the wife of Mr. Edward Copping. of a son. DAUBER Y.—September 11, at Ainguey Vicarage, the wife of the Rev. .1. Daubcny, of a son. GRANVlLLK—September 10, at Batch= Parsonage, R E., the wife of the Rev. K. R. tlraiwille, M.A., of a daughter. HIGOINSO.3I.-3eptentLer 9, at Liverpool, Mrs. J. P. Riggiuson, of a daughter. MARRIAGES._ CIIAPIIAN—DATg : --!epteisAker Il z at St. Saviour's. Urepool. . by the Rev. G. W. Wait , M.A., kir. T. Chapman, Lou.ss Mather. daughter of Mr./. Bath. LINDA RD—JONlo4.—September It, at St. Mark's, Liverpool. by the Rev. D. Anderson, Mr. J. Lingard. to Miss Anne Joao,. NORDATE—MI LLs. —September If, at St. Luke's, Camden road, by the Rev. W. W. Ail M.A.. William, sou of J. Nornate. lag, of Bprenatott Norfolk. to Catherine Mary, daughter of W J. 1111116, rag., of fort of Spain, 'Trinidad, West Indies. OGLE—G ILL.--Rentember It , at the Cathedral, Manchester, by the Rev. H. H. Westmore, R. Ogle. Elul to Mrs. Susannah Gilt, both of Oak Villa, Cheetharnhlll, Manchester. STEAD—OARD\ER. ber 10, at the parish church. Leeds. by the Rev. A. Currie, Sfr. W. Stead, of idendiugleY, t. S .rah IDirtheth, daughter of the late Mr. T. Gardner, Cozwold. near Thlrsk. DEATHS. MANNON.—September 11,atifaierrace, Lorrimorsegoare. Wa"worth, J. Hannon. Flag.. aged 63. KNOWLF.9.--Beptember 11, Frances Sophia, wife of M. & Knowles, seq., of Birmingham, aged 76. MARTlNKAU.—sc;tember 11, at Elvetham road, FAiglostb.h. Ellen tlartinean Aged 31. MORRlS.—Sept..e..wr 11, at Birmingham, the late Mr. S. Morrie. aged 23. WATSON.—September 12, at Weybridge, John Watson, Eaq , of No. & Leinater-gantens Myths-park aged 7S. I, Mrah, daugbter of Prated sad Podherd by ifriuisit info limas. of No. 8 Loasbaitteresb is dr City of London. Prater, at the Oita. be Leashenartreee. In the Precluct ot WhttehWe.— B•lOWT c SMITIIMINI 14. WM.