The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-28 00:00:00

. . . 4 THE EXPRESS. FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1855. . SPORTING. THE REGISTRATIONS. STIRLING AND DUNFERMLINE RAILWAY. ____, LOD *nteßtgence. MARKETS. . ---...- - -e- The rep Ore by the directors tO the half-yearly -e-- MIDDLESEX. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-BiPT. 27. ' COTTON.-Levaarook . Sur. 27.-Tbe cotton market , NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING mooting ot this compay has just been rued. TM ilhectors 11/610 XL 0713111140Na1l MOSNOWA to day closes heavily. Compared with Friday's rates, ,' Yesterday _Mr. Shadwell held hie court at the state that they " nitres exceedingly that they ere not yet prices of the current kinds of American, mon particularly i !WI 8131111CRIPTIOX BOOM, WITMEaDAY Eloar.-A Bier D eo . B e n fant and revised the list c s _i etestesderieing able to report the completioa of the audit of the errata of IN 1131 PARTRIDON AND OARRE. i n p a t ornite s e p r o o , at 61. and below, and of Surat, are ed. down. Other kinds *la ateadasee, end ory little betting. At midaight des th e i r ou-aeottenki'm PrePortl situate to Awforoe wwaeitt. the expenditure ia eionetructing the lice. When they lad The bankrupts were bookeellen, maradeas were as follows : Creator& Feithem. Hamper, Rasura-with, Latham, met tlice shareholders, they tWly espeoted that tb• audit per lb , are still surer, and mak* an exception in the gems. This was the meeting for tbe last exassinatioa. The reran an less affected. Good stapled solid Orleans, 6d. t• 614. I CRSARBWITCH. Staines. Brawl. lisabeisy, _and Teddingted: would have been sem Were this tines. but fresh ob. are voluminous, extendine from the lat ef Nevember.lBs3, . to the bankruptcy. At t L i m em , re m t k e b om b e s, ral decline. The solo an estimated at 6,000 bales, and e g 4.iy a Th e y no w comprise 200 Permits and Maranhao, at 61d. te 61d. ; 60 9 te 1 apt Rebirth Mr- 2 sesPh Modes Wood* to the how* ***di °ad stades having boa ea espied/ea has not 18 to 1 - Brides (t) Mr. T. Airy Jeer rposated the seassnatives. pat that the mum mil bo mowed to topon to the tout owe to „ mewe d cre di tors 16 . 4541 tto th reo so. Bakia, at 6id. to 6td. ; 100 Egyotiaa, at 6a. to 81a.; 600 4 bees realised. TM amens sow, however, minfideatlyr. aPPese to hose how to a diadems? 30 te 1 - Bella! (d Ia the Edda,. Net, WillioneKing delased to be upon at Surat, at 31d. to 41d.; and ett Sea Islands, at II& to ', 26 te 1 - base the lir la right ef natal of lead, toe width he paid 601 • when it meets is November, and that they will thee be in a nutty, 1,6791. ; llabilitir,l,76ll The armee en 211 to 1 - The Bial (9 , . year. position to sabres paymeat hone the lessees of at least a 7101. in good debts, 1,2001 in property, ari SOM. hi joint 12 id• Per the 100 even between Black Sweet Mow Mr. Jars Warr to lb* slain, la the PillePost7 wal lugs portion of the arrears of rent due by thew The - . COTTON G00D13.-11Aocassrait, Barr. 27.-We following statemeot : " ' ''' ---f a sat's liew°•• -T- f h eia - to °4ll°. rs of have had another exceedingly dull and heavy market, the ralstiene. In aa esplanater note of eh nitre morn CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKE& putty la Deillson. directors bate to need to the shanbolden their difficulty manufacturers have bad in selling tor some days scio SO 11 sget Salta. (t) The 'Maar seated that he bed genie' the )n90117111)- ewer la the appeal to me Howe of Lo r d s a t th e air is carried oe v. b. w Pa uha rtaid Fl es at at traa OsEris taa s c ar . sad F. . DERBY. warder ilve ,• sheet ea awe ef the Imi was ia the i ns t ance G I the - &nueli Central Railway c om p an y two shares; W. , t, 10 to 1 apt Woutworth (t) parish of t, the value of which dr nei mem' dds- naiad the Company. This litigation involved the The leas • pearl r sterday whi h r d b en of manufactured goods ' ~„ on being sobered by the giving way of cotton at Liverpool Young, Great squire, one share. p , c en ere uy 12 to 1 - Yellow Jed (t) • per. the books to hoe is 61t 6e., aad is to be equally born; by guestion whether the compeny were entitled to effect • it • „ 5. ., u oder th „ bend d ere eurdiegly reserved and unwilling to operate. Where 40 to 1 - Porto Rho (I) The Budder cornet" the werdirit of *odd* to woo' imprint of their Me with that of the Scottish Central appeare 600 eves between Hewlett& oh aad Enchanter. pier, Meter of renter of land, and the debt wee crowed. Company, en the south of the Forth at Stirling, and that a *WAN with Worm* to the " Biographical Ma t gasin t t ... e o f sellers have bees willing to rapt rather easier prices a , little business has bon dose in both d el th la the parisb ot Hampton Wkk, Aubrey Saha Desa Paul, unanimous jadgment of the Second Division of the Court t • respective yarns an o s, but • TM/AIDA!. which the bankrupts wen profrieters of one lath hare), „d tbe orders still en the bands of producers enable them to prove , show more firmness than might be expected in the resent HANDICAP PLATE Of 601. for 3-yr-olds aad upwards. son of the ei.deerse banker, was objected to by the wwwwer of Session Vraa proarneed in favour of the Stirling and the " Female Jesuit," the ' Protestant World," A. F. (I mile 2 far. 73 yds.) ea the ground that be had parted with the properly. Danforth» Carapani. This judgment having been taken slime other small publications. Works in .. N eu to dearth of business. P Kr. Combs's Creabsunie by Old Mislead, 4 yrs, Ist (J. Mau I The auto was ezpunged. to appall= Central Company, it was, on the 2,3 rd grinding the " Popish Controversy," end Mr. Oreelke• Claus. 4 re, get 7lb lFlermks 2 Ia the Staines district, Dr. John Simmeads elelard to y e i y t ut , by the Horse of Lords with costs, after a hope a Wife"), 1191 ; securities held by creditors, nTnnr n .......,n,-.OIADI , ORD, 82PT. 27.-Prices being too high Mr. J. MOW' 146 a, 3 mat ii ir 79919 3 vote in right of an annuity o f u poares o f px per rum. Isegthened dimension." The report by the traffic auditors 8501 The profits, during one year and nine months, for corresponding quotations of yarn and pieces restrict Mr. C. Porwarts Maser Adam, 4 yrs. est Illb (Lae= 4 , soared on the mortgage oa @berth rates of the parish ot states that the balanacesbeet prepared by the leases* for thew 1,9801. ; loon, 6,3411. ; Ind Mr. Rotnese's Newbold, 4 yrs, le 70. wen stated at --e 99 1 79999 . , business. There does not however appear the slighteat Lord CliMer's Rodoesel, 4 yrs. Tet Mb (Aimeli g Staines, under • special act of parliament. The claim was prospect of decline. The yarn trade remains about same as last week. Pieces : More business doing for shipping ; Bettie,: Eves ise Claien, 4to 1 eget Creel:erne, 9 to 2 ob*ted to . by Mr. Jones. hod year ending 31st July. 1865, shows the rearipte fur 2,9211. ; law °oats, 2641. ; drawn out by Partridge, 6901. ; p aneugers , it ns t e h ave b een 3,2191. e t ,. sd. an d f or goo d s . by °they, 7M Liby a former vernier, 1201. The loss of eget Master Adam, 6to 1 apt Rodoreli. Won by a length. Mr. Davies, oa the part of the 'Wart, proceeded to ___. cattle, &c., 8,4101. 95.-total, 11,6r1. 16s. 8:1.; but, riding 6,3411. comprised an Mad 3,8671,as loosen the realisation and for the home market a steady but quiet trade is being Bad third. state that the earity with several others Wlep Math° the passenger duty, eartsges, &c., do gross return for the of the property meter the petition ; 1,4621. on the disposal teettseetod. Ton Qtramee PLATS OF 100 0171NRAB ; 3-yr. old., 9st leder an me 7 asd 8 Gr. IV., pared for rebuilding the ball year amounts to 12,7201. 13s. 3d. This is subject to a of a . printing-ollies in Oxford-mews; and 4371. on various 21b ; tau 104 7lb ; five, llst ; six aad aged, llat 41b. Podelt thumb of Staines. Under that eel treaties were deduction of 36 per cent. for worlds,/ imposes, amounting smut publications. Amongst the anseeored oreditors then CORN.--Btastneomaa, Sart. 26 -At Gloucester mar- B.C. (3 miles 4 fur. 139 yards.) appellate& mil mhos provisions wen made, whiskit to 4,4621. 4s. Bd. and leaving • not return applicable to is °lle ler SAKI thew for 99099 I, OOO L fob 1 the rot ore ket, on the 22nd, wheat was h. te 21. per quarter lower. Lord ellffiee's Rosily by Surplice, 6 yrs (A. Day) wa. _WORM 9 9 4 bl___WMl 9999 l tor the eldowai to_ww l etnt° l " °- divideed of 8,2131. tis. 7d. The stipulated rent of 4 per nearly all for small mama, from 11. or 21. upwards. The list At Worcester, same day, the currency of the previous week 'MOM TaminuaL PROW:ICI &mar, of 10 son. liabethe aim *Dorm powers were given 10 TAO trustees to cent. upon • capital of 620,0001. only would require inglades the bnewbeseisplar entry : " Mother of twelltY was firmly maiutained. Barley fully Is. and beaus 2s. per rab e far 3 p olds ; ere, Bst 71b; Allis., Bst 41b. A.F. Mee same effsereseg lag the purposes of the set, by • rate Or 10,4004 'bowing • deficiency to meet the half-year's did. children, IL" The fellowing institutioas an also entend s quieter d . Oats also advanced 6d. to Is. per quarter. (1 nig 2 ter. 73 yards.) 7 subs.) room* hooloolsod sPew the how" hindie wd hmdll 4- deed of 2,1311. lls. fed. The ream for the half-year ending as creditors for wises solidi sow : Borough - road &hew. Peas unaltered. During the present week holders of wheat Mr- hdlemelsah ahem+ tot 719 ( 71979799 ) 7 01 " 7 * teltidu the Perish of Ste*" ; Ind by the 38 th 999 d 99 the 31st July ia le" diso that 7 " the hatieer ending 31st Calvin Treaded's feelety, Evangelical T r act Association. would not give way in price, consequently the transactions Mr. J.Clielfelbe litied by _NM% OW (A/AIANI3 I , of **sows_ soll the Wow* were Wood to Pay the rat" , Jerry. but it erceeds the half-year for the like period Irish Cherish Mersa, British and Font Bible heciet7. have been limited. Barley le. per quarter higher. Oats Lord =We thefts Meth% Saab WI ; r i m "mg NM*" • Owe le did" • tad'lT *sent ending 31st Ju1y,1854, which amounted to 11,0611. Bs. 4d., Protedsot Ma °WWI Night fags ROW hays improved Bi. to le. Beans and peas quite as dear. At Lad COW. 6 bY all ne e Id- 7 - met the weeper le ihe Merged. Lard W. Pewistee by , est elo „_ and 31st July 1856, to 12,7101. 13e. 302, showing an Manama School Unica, Ilighlead Emigration Societe Eee 7 . -03 --.. . this day's market there was a good supply of wheat, which b J i g. It he r 6 Ths Eswilow. _ losoodosh thot tho &II did not *Ate 'nal of 1,6691. 4.. 11d. " The goods traffic," say the audio'', elation Food. DlSC 4 elles Institution. &WWI lot was eleand off at about previous rates, and we make no Lard Or hers WAN kes sermar. set ne ( 6 it wait IMO IR • tthelithil relit cheep -that should be .• h as j amme d ...2 beyond the half-year eliding 31st Female Penitents Teseany Christian, hamaritsos alteration in our quotetions. Barley Is. to 24., and oats Is. KT. 0/1/411161 by Redllart, list ile gi. . t ezpneemil fa the both miamn; and 'miller the date. Of ,7 'miry l an b y 9 , 676 to , y, ' , a d ony t h e te m per i od en di ng at Nailer, Prates ' teats St Newiviee, New Church at per quarter higher. Beans and peas unaltered. Most of the Neither gee 3ea Mears, 7to 1 apt themanaihm NM, the bead. ,__, 31st July, 18641, by 28,616 tons. Bat there has been a eau- Lyons, City Mime, Aped Piled Protestaat Ministry, millers advanced the retail price of flour 3s. 4d. per sack. 1 0 to 1 ised Wu ley lam Nismod undo hal do ma' Tbe &Ewa put ilk Ole beada dated 1828, lwa m t u twett sidenble diminatioa ia the passenger traffie width has Loadoa Jim' Nerdy, Lades M Society, British es arIVIZES, Sere. 27.-We had • moderate supply of Lew. 6 " im• set" 1" il ' l l as i I ' m lus l' il b°M.* dm° 61° me° " 1 °°"' smi° r °l° ° O ° ° P )° ibe N i b" ' wise!' partly from the loolleriod ef stwili7 weither wh? s t . O ~o ssa, a , „m h•kwit ensa , lP°lllll°B•ht li e e itr „, °°*•l°l ‘ .. a .. llmk u .,,l 7 ' n , Ra dg,,,2: l ,... s ts c r s , l . wheat, the condition wassenerally good ; trade was brisk the Bread mil thi flee the mine meallieriam dream own eIT low en reuwar. though chiefly grow Me " ... W. w ....".&...,,.........' ''.." ' .. .. 1 " .. ................ - and all was early clearly of at as adVISCII of from Is. to b. Ihenneemor et 6 ens. eath •he 3-yr alb, M 10th ; The Meemego Berefeser, awe gird= the bend s maid rat esonsinly low fares *barged by the Edinburgh aad Woe a - retestret nerre=el. Haagen, Lyceum, Dit tbree, Bst Sib ; lear_end spineb, ise. The wanes' to be plowed ft iffin that a sum et 50E gin 'anus was io be Gw en en d te e b r d„h„ e ms , w it c h di verte d t h e tra m s truer JIM, Mauer ta „ oakaosat inet „.. per qr. There were several lots of new barley of fair 0/11 von old tee 70 sews., if desesaiW. M. Retlead Stare Coins. *it °I th° Ml°. b 7 virtu° o f th° wet ratemil * 7 ; b‘t from ite natural lOWA by Stirling to and from Glasgow to lion Religious Traet Sorry, Sabbath Committee. "'" quality, which sold at from 36e. to 39e. per qr. Beans were Wise *Awls l i E o l o. (4 subs.) ~, in good demand. In oats end peas so alteration. Wheat, Mr. 41. logsree by Dirdeather,e pe (S. Man I geo n harem m e d oor , w he l k „ em u k ove h e „ set g oo k ~ la 0/101% line. The poosager trate is, however, VAS imp/avulse. bankrupts wen allowed r peas. HA WINWISNAI 4AI ..................e.... (A. 134 f 2 he or pawn erenn, to 71e. Barley, 34t. to 39e. Oats, 28e. to 34e. Beaus 47e. dos dew thst the eirdatent woo to hme la lthe olaildali Me lino byßdiaburgb, and by oath to and from Deafens- ether e° 6717 erodtd**" * lb° h alaw " ' he ' d ' " A beet red. 83.. to 86a. ; middling, 71s. to 831 •• f ' 60e. The directors easedade by statute that they feel more Shea it . , :er g itt e rr i ar ra = 2yn * "...77...... ( c. 1 . N w= 3 4 XL aele...gaid *al It wad ord he ohoddiood " • rent ever satisfied that, with ;ii ofielent pleacthe trate oa the 1 - INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-flars 27. to 64u Pear, 435. to 48s. Flour, fine, per sack, 60s. to ' 66a. ; : 7es 4 emit *ape-Saxes, 3to 1 apt Persia, 3to thug* oleilw rm. line would be mach greater than it yet has beta. Wet° Ir° Car" Mill.° l ° ll ‘ secoads, 67e. to 60s. I m a * se e n & w oo by a „.,b ; w a d h e r ein som a TM Reveabg Barriater held that the rata were dearly IN TEM MATTES OF LOUIS IMATIZIL. MANCHISTIR, Sere. 27.-There was • good attendance enel - thini. Bembilee Mara off. The wiener the stained suer 0011 Ihe Ised, bet he weld not dlow the stair, This insolvent, whose ease has been reported, appeared for at our masket this morning, and the better qualities of new bo Mr. illearer. as it wee made. It should be deseritod r a PORTSMOUTH RAILWAY. judgment, Kr. Dere opposed for more s solder. watch. wheat met • free sale, at an advance of 3d. per 701 be , whilst Tan UPLAND STAR= elf 30 son. inch, 20 ft; fel 2-yr- freehold nuteltarge. waken, and Mr. Reed for lir. Wain', upholsterer. Mr s old was the turn dearer. Flour, both English and Spa tial; err. Sr 7111; beim bt Ilile Extra weight fee or- The chin ens sosordiagly disallowed. The Ordinary half-yearly meeting of the proprietors ga r o tt ed s u . nish, most be quoted Is. to 2s. pr seek higher. In oats and m e u d ognen p rom t h e er o f t h e L an d s i s (6 f ir ings The aid wort will be held at Harmerseeith this day. of tbia erapeay erea euremened fop yard'', at dishpans The insolTet a tiad obtained six watches on approbation oatmeal go change was observable. Buns brought Is. per ' ME_ pel4 110 . sabe.) in Great Georymetreet, Westminster. from Meson. Solder, which he kept, and their value was quarter more than on this day sennighL Beret nethers fbe Iffire-Plins, ht ele -enema) w. o. EAST SURREY. There was aot a saflielant amber of shareholders pneent 461. From Mr. Weir furniture to 961. had been got by Newmax, Sere. 26 -At our masket to-day we bad a Ms. Beyee's Did ii Band withdrew his etas, sad the - to form a quorum, aad eensequeady no business could be the insoinnt aad his brother, as stated by tbe creditor, but large atundaace of farmers, sad a fair quantity of samples bre sad ite Medial the Orbits. I 'stinky Sir Walter Buchanan Riddell, Bart., „ meta ho m moos D m m p th hob ,. ; t r. . AMBLES, ~ 0 0 9 Yen er "I WM • th heel t said his broth (ho Weal wee the showing. A good trade for wheat, at aa advance of Is. to , LATEST BETTING. reared the revising of the lists of reefs tor Zest Surrey as . . a : mu after ezpressiag his regret that a quorum of share. debtor. Thh &nitre hed been sold to the solvent's 2.. per qr. Barley, oats, and other grain at last week's CIitAKIWITCH STAKES. at the lAnbeth ViStr i Ball ' Kliaail s" - ll em e "" '''' holders lord aot be get together, stated, for the information father who resided with them at Doddingtoo grove, Ken- quotations. Wheat, white, 83s. to 85s. ; red, 771. to 81s. 13 to 1 eget Kies Tom (t) parishes M Clapbase, Lambeth, sad theerhath of those who were present, that the works ware proceeding ningte:n, and be (the father) sold de ease by auction a Barley, 381. to 401. Oats, 325. to 335. Beans, 46e. to ob. 13 le 1 - RebigNl (t 14 to 1) Kr. Gr. R. 11.1 ............ Mr. ThININITIMa II well did vigorous' • that the contractors wen making short time since. per qr. 1011 141 6 - imt (t) •°• "'''2 °t th. 11°C.1112° " 117 if.aum ""lo"""'' ""7" rr y t i considerable progr y ee's with the cutting at Madmen which The Chief Comnissimer nviewed the evidence, and con- N • ZWICRY, 81PT. 27.-We have a considerable supply of 100 to 6 - Noel's (t) attend ea behalf el the reformer; mil Mr. BA was the gnat point and the key to the whole positLn, and sidered that Morn. Soldeno and Mr. Waine had good wheat The better sorts of old fully maintain late rates ; 100 le 6 - Bose (t) Moped% solicitor, append for the term. tbat within the thee that that odd be completed the whole ground of aomplaiet. He gave a judgment of six months 100 to 6 - Mmemeette (t) CLANIAM. but inferior mew varies very much in prioe, with a down ot the other weeks would be finished. There had bra ma- under the dhatedemary Glare. 20 to 1 - BM* lima (t) The overseen objerei to 23 electors midi raiment., aad ward tendency. Barley still in short supply, and dear. , fortunately • alip at this cutting, which had retarded the IN TIR TIOIUJI M111117.-EXTRAOIDI WART CA2I/1. , Oats, beans, end peas, without alteration. 25 to 1 - lithieg (off) sustained IX M them. work to some crust, but • great many workmen wen This Molter, _ea old and infirm man, applied to be URBRIT3O3, Serie 27.-The sale of wheat is slow, and • 26 to 1 - Meneepo (t) Mom. Themes, Orem and Cluistian Jacob Rose were , , employed %end there was no r f • th t dile grem Whitman street Preen. upon nem or suppoung • rims have given way 21. to 3e. per qr., except for seed , 1000 to 60 apt the following lee : Ratlike, Hangerford, °NO*" "hE the "wwwere ta too mr s ow° 7 i 9 f 99979ll9, of the' tbe arideat ream espesion any eerier d e l a y, Mr. fee a gentleman named Alexander P - .. _ - • . ,• - .... OrinOCO, Goorkah, Bairowale, Effete*, alleged, Quince dams ; baS sae of them gen Minded the court sad Th puma, the out price giver. roe weir is vet. per qr. a an d The staterent of the chairman la respect to the warks at Pesach Oempber s l s eDowse supported. Arlene Gamekeeper, Caprice, Vandal, Rykteme , .._,_*°"d_ s _,___tho liodidesdow_,_, o _,f Idliddf_„____lld his broths's, the ou _,__ ule of Lent corn is small and the value unchanged. The turret and his wife had filed • bill in Chancery s- PP • ~ '„, , _ . , ,: Poodle, liedeliffe Hero, Kaffir Saraband, Jolly Marine; "e,tr wOmeww°______.°wrere_soo„ lewomoi all fi ed b Mr 0 tb reeie was goner y COn rm y . GILVII, 9 WATERFORD, Darr. 26.- w • nave haa fear supplies or against the trustees of • will under which Mr. Campbell Modimer. Neer Hybl., Fnelerick, Barlingtoa, Mary, mr• 'lwo Pow* mow" %redo Se the names of five soldrostos- farmers' grain since Saturday, but only a limited arrival doter ani masteleed the w ef rem • as also to the Biases Vulcan, *chances*, Fatback, Evangelise, asd - . to b e rood. A SaAamotom wished the chairman to allow the repot WI/ entitled to large property a. the only ebild of Mrs. .., . Mo s ier Campbell, who died at Brighton ia 1851, age d u p. *ABU 0044111110 Or /Om •/0 . ar f b ad 0 rket continues ex. Barrels°. or MOM& Jobs Visa ea Mernien Ludelphus Prior, ousdingly firm for every article in the trade, with en up la the coons of the morning 20 to 1 was laid eget cm tke that the sae of which they claimed The CMAIIIMAM thought it would be irregular to read the wards of 80, havhig been a few months, it was alleged by ward tendency ia the value of Sour. a Mr. John Cor My, a bureau of Gray's inn, married to him. RobgilL h keesholi brass bad, sad not 'lrate in the report, as there was no meeting, but he undertook to oom- Mr Corley also filed a bill as her hothead, and hod applied Enniateitou, SIPT. 26.-Vie had in the market today Tee Adams Campaign at "head-paters" has opened whet el Obgbar. bat la the beregh of Lambeth, and the etordoste ite towtoiltePrteately to the ProPriettds who wer° ' - 402 barl 796 d 62 with energy aai spirit. Mirror Nee sustathed. X is attendance. to Doctors' Commons ter letters of administration, in which 1,499 qn. wheat, 1, qn ey, qn. oats, an court the ore had been pending for years without a hearing, qn. beans. There were eold-Wheat, 442 qn. old, and The customary boor for waiting for a quorum hadag sof °births and fus es the rem* of the red s daily published by as_tetrifi, at. 11 7** 4 Wewth Nolo Doh* e thong/oz= was most satisteetery, sad the ~ treed tee whirs of them. ex e,ana SU SD num IOIIAO /A no ph d d ifici t be tlt hld t having and the papers in the matter were described as more than • 1.266 new ; barley, 1,172 ; oats, 766 ; &nutters, 28 elm " yard high." The Court of Chancery had dincted an issue We had a very large supply of all kinds of grain in the lege were b y incidems d imit p i im pt mi r" ;;:. Toreatribr elainet'i were allowed. anived, the ahairmaa declared there was no mooting. to try whether • marriage had taken place, which it market cede,. Salo at first were brisk for wheat, but spostive haperesses. I irw•D The thaIATNAN. was alleged was a mere pretence. The property in declined towards the end. Other grains were alio quick, Ovellegin made aad 'attained fourteen objections Oa Toothy King Tom and pow, who ran Ant god .„ • T AMISH SOUTB-EASTERN RAILWAY.-The half- (19999i99 amounted to &bow 30,0001. funded property. Bills snd prices generally up. As compared with last week sound for the Triennial Stakes, came into great ;tarn for 'be rotaries made and sustained two objectior, and Mr. , .. . _ s. s __,, ,_. were filed against Lord Stafford and others as trustee under New wheat was 6s. up on the top, and 6d. up on the ave rts Coarewitsh. Mimed prod aad sustaisted objections to two other yearry mosting en coe enereaunien in inis company was Oa Wedarday, Black Swan, by the ease with wbieh she Penna. held at the ir office ia Dublin, on Wednesday ; Mr. J. B. Mr. Gosliag's will, of Norwieh, and the legitimacy of Mr. rage ; old wheat le. up on the top, and 9d. up on the ave. anted ad' the 601. Plate, D. 1., rhared hood orsidera- Tith'threas °him wee• allowed- Redmood, chairm'en of the oempeny, in the chair. The 7d up on the Campbell was denied. The bills filed by a Mr. Thaw and rage. Barley was Is. 6d. up as the top, and . a the bly ia favour for tbe same event, and Mary Copp rewired L/IMBITH. following was the brief report of the directors read on the me insolvent, as children of another branch of the family, avenge. Oats Is. Bd. up un the top, and 6d. up • were dismissed. Thew bad been discharged under the avenge. Beans 3s. up oa the top, and Is. 104. up on the the laurels whisk abe het at Deeesseer. The rereads made and sustained objections to the mimes wwwkw :-" nil directors again have the pleasure of re. . To•day the ereseshil fusing of Rifleman tended to son- • of nineteen electors mad claimants. porting the ready improvement of the traffic of this nil- th E d act, and the insolvent new came to a court. n ere go. Wheat old, 80s. to 935. Barley, 335. to 445. 6.1. e was given showleg that efforts had been made to prodin the Oats, 30s. 4cl. to ' 3Bl. 4d. Beans, 495. to 645. New wheat, Mr Jere roved notices of objection throrh the Poet- way ; the realm fee amen months ended the 30th of one arm theepieioa which is widely estertaird that the result -• P -. l ast r oo osi b mosso 0243 .44 3 t r en f t o attendance of Mr. Corley and Mr. James Wyatt, the first, 92s ; second, 745. 7d. ; third, 653. Weight of top new of the rece for the St. Leger was only mother Odense of office to four down, and the whole were allowed. g ten per on on ass • • the "Modena mentality "of the turf. Mr. repaint proved notices of objection to twelve eke- conespeading prima in the preceding year. The &bend attorney in the cause, but without moon. wheat, 631te., old wheat, 641bs. ; barley, 6611 b..; oats, The Chief Commissioner could not keep the insolvent at 4311 be • dle 651bs per bushel. General ~ en ans, ge of To tastily to the diciest manner in whish the badness cid . amend claimasts, and sustained the whole of them. of die truths ameseate exbibits a balance to the credit of his age in prison until November to procure their attend- wheat, 79z. Id -Is. down. the maesting was conducted ia all its detente may be Dori- Fittek......° "UM wen allowed' reessue, amonatiag to 2,3521. 14. 2d., and the directors Mr Edger Demos 'elicitor attended to support reeememend that a dividend be paid out of the same at the roe ; be had evidently been made • tool 0 by other - dared an act of supererogation. We must, however, award • --nr " 1. 434 ' ' L a relief 2s. 6d. per share, sullied to income tax. Reference Peraous- CATTL&-NiswAux FORTNIGHTLY MARKET, SEPT. the staff of officials a full measure of praise. the votes et mema of the Westminster Freehold ad After a good deal of discussion on theme, 25.-There was a good slum el stock to-day, wh.ch met • Notwithstanding the loag coatinuance of hot dry weather t 7, Socie who have claimed in respect of their allotments on wee made in the last haleyearly report to negotiations then His Honour told the insolvent that there could be no carers I P • It d There were 692 sheep te sa e. noes una ere . the posed was is " good going order." The noes to-day their estate at Briztaa purchased by the society and his pending for then-adjustment of the terms of the contract with . difficulty in his diselterge. He believed he had bon im- and 86 beasts penned in the market. ' - - ' th G t S th dW te Ril Co pan for the own vote Mir the ant obiered tem, he proved that ite was • re' so ern ee es ro I wee m 7 mameseed at twelve, and terminated at two. At three . d ups, but it was necemary that his schedule should *Week a special train left Newma ket for Landes. The Pouneed of • PIN* of head*, Wood hi Hiltoo• rea d working of the line, and the directors are gratified in now NewAax, Sere. 26.-At market today there was a large ' bein bl to al tth • tors that an agreement be w h ic h h e h a d b oug ht mom te m d o ment h e prev io us to t h e g• • awn n • propne set right as to the suit in Chancery. lie might come up t h en o f shee p, an d fair ot Deese. Prion were fi it. There , arreagemeots were in every respect complete. By coma- d er again to-morrow. readable forethought anple room was provided for " par- 31st of July, but it was not oonveyird to him within that has since bees entered into for the current year, en were 3,069 sheep, 16 baste, and 207 pip penned in the • The rt sat to a late hour. ties," sad under the opera' and actin supenoteadenoe of ' time He had not received any rent, nor was the pound lee ., which a considerable saving will be effected. Tne permanent market. the Stara master mil bustle and contagion were p te , d. but he diesidered it worth more than 40.. per annum. way continues ia good order. After some discumion as to EDINBURGH, SIFT. 26.-The supply of sheep this morn- The Boit Bander onsidered that the claimant had Thelourney toter was performed in about two hours and . . whether the directors should resolve aay salary until the ing was egain large, 9,594, or 967 more than last day. not establish the (aet of poneesion either actual or by line was able to pay 3 eer cent. to the shareholder*, the THE POLICE COURT& Good sheep end lambs maintained tut week's prices, but • hal- - receipts of rents and profits tor AI months from the 3lst of report, and a resolutioa approving of a dividend of 21. 6d. __,.._.__ the inferior sorts were dull, and prices down, and at the CHESTERFIELD RACES-TunasDAT. July, and that then was no sufficient evidence of it being per share, were adopted. MARYLEBONB. close a great number were uosold. Top price of the best J., worth 40e. a year and disallowed the claim. Margaret Dareey and Arute Quinlan were charged on sus aped 'redden, 7d. ; current, 6cl. to 61d., ; ewes acd info- Tan FLIVITAL Semen of 6 toys. each, with 40 *der, The same dectislos • 1 d th claims of II V/1 pp le to e NUL I • pickle of haying robbed Mts. Helen Travel ot 401. nor, from 4d. to sd. per lb. Top lambs, 255., 235., 22.. and for 2•yrolds ; colts, Bst 71ti ; fillies aad geldings, Bst 31b. liase GINA aad Thomas Green, under the same dram- RUSSIAN COMMERCE. Pei tit ltt f St. Prosecute': va e !Ca rom said-I keep adairy at 13, Fitzroy-place, New. 21e. a bead ; current, from I Is. to 16..; and down to 4.. • Certain allowanoes and ponder The mord to save his . stake. About thneequarters of • mile. (6 sub..) Petersburg announes that the Emperor Alexander hes ap. rood- On Tuesday last, as my husband was out, I invited h . P sad. Blackfaced to Ih. 6d. ; e rrrrr t, 7s. to 81., end down Mr. George Thomas Whitiogton, who claimed for fro. the prisoners to come to my house and sleep with me, for to 41. The supply h b 484 be" of cattle wes less, t e num er„ log Mr. Brooks's Mangum, by Birdesteler, Ist 101 b On. 7lb ex.) rowed of a law which has boa presented to him by the ( . 1. c o b oroo ) y held land in Curties.row, Broadest', was objected to by ;Chaster of Finance, relative to a complete reform in the old 999 9919 of wroParly- Other hmales were also with us in 32 less than last week. Good beasts brought 10.. the top Mr. Wilktces fby Vlanateher oat of Skilful Partisan, Fat AD Hr. Memnon., and appeared in support ot his vote, rem- system of commerce with China, by way cd Kiachta. .to s. .mi log an In ei , 9, 9 64 • 'eldf d• f for the course of the evening, end amongst them was Catherine price ; current, from . . (Kos.) 2 partied by Mr. Oldenhaw. The ground in gentile ap- Ducey, the firet-named prisoner's sister. In the chop from Se. to 86. 6d. per ,_ Detail stone. At the dose a dear- REJOICINGS 174 ALcumts.-The Algiers journals in the market 9.594 Hr. W. Wcod's PeTa. 342 Ith -- ........... .... -----(W. Lv 9ll o 3 pared to be • slip of ground in front of some houses in adjoining the parlour where we had all been enjoying our- sacs wee oirllcl•di Ibere were . _ .. . ws ,-- Betting :3to 1 ou ranganeee, 3to 1 apt Flateatcher c art ne ssroo b e t ony i„ to a birs. Num, whew eth state that the news of the fall of Sebastopol sees received selves I had three boxes, from one of which I took out sheep ; 484 f.t cattle; 165 lean do. ,SO mucn co , zor filly, 4 to 1 apt Pen. 'The favorite nude most of the bad cooveyek the ground to Mr. Whitingtos in January with great enthusiasm by the Arab population of the whole some bank notes, together with my marriage certificate, pies running, and won easily. laet for 61. and Mrs. Pearce had speed to take the ground °°l°'7' The following is an account of what took piece :- and showed them to all who were present. Catherine GeAsoow, Sane. 27.-(By Eoglish and Irish Magnetic Tan CHAVSWOIIIII &Air of 50 son., added to • hen- of Mr. Wallington, as yearly tenant, at 21. 10e. per annum. "Everywhere the Arabs meanest as much joy as the French; Ducey then wrapped up the notes in the certificate, and Telegreph.)-Aioderate attendance at our market to• day, &Imp sweepstakes of 6 sovs. each, 3ft ; the rend to re- Mr. Millington said he had received the first year's rent, and at Algiers they made • striking demonstration. Afte I replaced them in the box, which I locked aad put the end busiest. done fair. Cattle : first, 64 ; rend, 62 ; *sin 10 son. est of the stakes. Certain elands extra. due at Midenemmer last. assembliag in groot peahen in the different mosque, and key in my pocket. Catherine went away bet• ern 10 and third, 68 ; inferior, 51. Sheep : lst, 61d. ; secoad, 614. ; Oase round and • dis. The Revising Barrister asked Mr. repot* if he had any offering up thanks to Heaven, about 4,000 of them formed 11, and la two boors afterwards the prisouars and I went to third, fed. ; and inferior, 3d. per lb. ; lambs, Bs. to 15e. Mr. J. Osboree• Clawed by Gameboy, 1 yrs, list 2lb (lee. Sib evidence against the claim, and on receiving a reply in the themselves into • peed preemies, beaded-which is con bed, Thum sleeping in the middle. Upon my wakieg-at , DUBLIN, timer. 27.-(By Boglish and Irish Meg. min) (I. Osborne! I sidend a most remarkable thing-by the flags of France, , s ,„ (o p 2 negative, Sir Walter E:ddell said that, without giving v le so 1 e as laat hour it was I can't say-I found that Darner ha° netic Telegraph.)-Supply not qui l arg Mr. J. Dierstal Jack Leming, aged, lat 7lb - °°- England, and Turkey, and by the famous standards of the - Mr. therates UM* Brownie, 3 yes, det 13111.........(8ee 3 detision as to the tide to the property, which was out of his shifted her position, and was lying on the side of the bed dat tbe rates week. Prime marks of le ef and mutton so ffi ~,„, Marabout Sidi Aliderhanten-Est-Tsallei (the A b t f ra pa ron o Mr. Brywa's Astielo, 3 yrs, fist (J. oat 4 province Mr. Whitington, as the evidence before him "" Algionbot Sidi Abderhammthen-Koubrin (tbe father of the doe to the shop-door. I asked her bow it was that she had net quoted, bet middling and inferior stock were di cult to : Ira ea Osmond, sto 2 sash apt Jack Lem- euscoatr:dieted, appeued to have established a legal title to got there, end she made no answer. Between 4 and 5 I and dispose et at a dude lower price. The pig market was not iniPerfssele, 4to 1 apt Litde Brewster. Won by ME • his vote, which mast be allowed. Two Tombs), and of Sidi Ousli Dads, • Marabout who ' Quinlan got up and went out together, leaving Ducey in w o e. High rates wire asked, but it was difficult to sell at wording to the legend, excited a tempest at sea by • blow bed d h I ed 6'l klf d her dressed, -- Mth is a geed nee fir second place with Jack Leming and The court adjourned to the workhouse committee room, ~..._ ~ _, 5 ,,, , u „,, s s __ . _____. „ s _ tailors of a ,anw en return at oc oc OUD late rates. The provision market remains without alteration. ramie ; Angelo was beans off. Hereunder, at 11 o'clock this wonting, to revise the lists "'" ".._ """!..,.,""" "'"' 1 "!` """'". '''' sad standing by the shop door. She left, and at i n the potato market the demand for export keeps rates at I d• Spade= expiration seat against the eay. II ad Mon to or 9_ l , I ~., Tan HCALIDALII STALES of 30 alve, added tO a sweep- tor the polling district of Bermoadny. . o woe a MIOWU from the bunch of key. the one e a 61 . to 4.. ed, p er ow l. I n th e wo ol mar k e t th e i nqu i r i es the Anb standards. there were three bands of musie-ose ea h rakes el 3 ere. each, for 3yr olds and upwards. Cereals w ich beloapd to the bee. Wee& Dareey went away are active. Rates same as lot quoted. wieners extra. Tr enter to save his (take. The winner HERTFORDSHIRE.. 'Misery eao-B1 Ala ; one.of headoe-Msaina el Modkakat; she said she should be bar in half an hour. but she did not to be told for 2001 if demeaded, &3. Oae mile. and or of negroo, the latter increased by fourteens big The Barrister's Conn for the district of Hertford was held dram. m em b ers of the • nips' . f . 1 i the mua.. Mum. In the afternoon I unlocked my box with another Caper leiperorth's Merle, by the Ugly Busk, I yr,. 7st 411) on Wednesday. prat native am es, ke lead discovered that my notes and certificate had been TEE SEA-BORNE MAILS. tapita. Puha, the Ben-Daly-Bey &e. carried the different L e -- -- Pon 1 Mr. Modems appeared for the liberals, gad Mr. Sworder ti . ' ' sto . I teentore went to the polic•-station and gave Mr. Jamb's Easitameet, 11 me, 7st 716 .......... ......... (Canal 2 . 4 ... • p sad standards be °emptier. with their exprees rennet (From the " Loadoe Poet-office List.") -- - -, information ropectiag the robbery. We bad all been Mr. R. &Clarke. Lean seliaa, 3 yr; 7st 410 (Enda s r r tne tones. and Muftis, Kadis, and Oulentas took part in the pro- driakin on Monday redo I 't that I was sober, tomes tho date kre soaking up a mill MA On a Sunday, the g. can say The fellooriag is the result of the day's revision :-Tory - The following alas rim :-Radelifie Hero, Little Brownie, el 81•130 A. The eartlge, which from the coetries and the tv _.. se a low what I was about. mail remains open until the day falowing.] Cigarette. , 13; libenls struck off, 18 ; total, 31. . . . . - firs rid the music was very splendid, proceeded fint of Bettiag : 6to 4 apt Little Brownie, 2 to 1 each apt Liberal elder allowed, 14; tories struck off, 11, lOW, zo. a u to the pale , of the 00 ,,, ernorsoeuerai, then to the p ro _ , Herbert 268 8-At one this merging I took the prisoners /Oa . P6061 Elastic and Laura &line, 3to 1 each ant Eacitemont and :a pia, 8; ditto brought forward, 11 ; ditto carried for- into castedv in a room in Chenies street, Tottenham-wart. feature, then to the Admiralty, sad then to the English • ti t re lace Bede up at A "WOW B . w h at When by what 0. road. Quinlan said that she had seen poser r p the dee. f Cigarette, 6to 1 apt Radcliffe Hero. Woe by three-quer- Cordate ; and at eath ot teese pieces the Arabs raised reel expected !Meal. the notes iu her box, and Ducey said that she knew nothing Pest °Moe. petard. ten of • itertb. .. loud cries of ' Vivo l'Enpenur !' i Vivi Is France !' and about the ttar. --.-.. -..-.. Tan Inexureas' Breese, of 3 son. sub, with 30 " Vive l'Andetern !' As the aroesesaion reed alone the THE LONDON ASSURANCE FREEHOLD LAND - • - - - Qantas wss discharged, and Ducey was remanded. Lisboa - 1 7th,l7th,it I south . added, for 3 year olds and upwards, optioaal selling weights, &Smut streets, the crowd of natives by which it was A a n ed Edwards .se charged with having yester- ..„ 17 9._,• 19 ••••••-• * ine a the =pare. aladeid- °°4 ' 3 ' • Ib e ria tie, heats, tbni6quarten of • mite were won by Mr. Red- AND BUILDING SOCIETY. greeted respectfully bent the head, first before the French e . . •I k ttempted to enter the ....WIT ... eacatb. head's Dear Mo, 5 yrs (3011. 7st 91b . . beating Mr. G. Rail's flag, art before the Englith one, end then before that of Gay morning, at two o c oc , • Gibraltar ...1 1 Ith and Lady of the Lodge, 3yn (3014, eat Illb. Both heats won Last evening the Bret annual meeting of the Mem- Turkey. On quittiag the English Consulate the people ms ,„ vmsad premises of Mr. H•Orgel Cruikshank, Mornington-plue, mein . I ith k roth la o• the South an 2oth of &mine easily. bers was bold at the offices, 29, Moorgateetrest, the Rev. who teemed the procession again went to the various --"-- - * d b tabl ed g 4,7514;:• . ......1 ). m ath, I "We e ' tee The prisoner had been capture y • eons e nam month. - J. VALZ HONNINILY, 1.R.5., 111 the chair. moque and offered up solemn prayers for the success of the B tt in the lower pert of a house two or three doors cif, India* YORKSHIRE UNION HUNT CLUB-Ocr. 4. Me- B°°° , hie *wailer , read the 917 F 079 , which cone allies." where he was found concealed behind a copper. When told datlettlas_ i 1 0 th of i s o ck. gestulated the members on tee establishment of the odd Oct. 20.. . ...... ..... '1 AN YONX. AND Alain/ HANDICAP &rain of 101099 yr FALL OF A COTTON MILL AT SHAW, NEAR OLD- dAi b t first denied his guilt, but in' th'7" 31 tee *mown. :r ; mad on the Droves+ it had made. Notwithstanding the ern- „, what he wee charge wo ,e a too). each, h ft, with 100 eddied. The winner of soy handicap o. . -. 61.611.-On Seturilay lam, en accident occurred at the /WO h e di sswo rds sad, al I was brought down to my last peony ; chi na . 1 4th of ) - tending innuencee connected with the depressioa of the eon*. the value of 100 son. suluequent to the declaration of the . Bridges Higher Mill, at Shaw, near Olders, whets, et it was all owieg to drink, and I didn't tare what I did." prate... N ffici kn..- Oet. 4- etudne tare, tee directors were abie to report tbat the receipts espice. wenglits,ls:ti ;of 200 son., 71b ;of 500 son., 10:b extra. had though of a serious character, was fortunately unattended b •II te • r said he was in great artinporee. month. In answer to t • maps a prime amounted to upwards of 1,5001., and tbat the with. The second to sees his stake. One mile and thres.qaartas. with say fetal casualty. The mill is situated at a place distress, and being unable to pay for a lodging he went to Amtralle(via j _ 4 th.a.L s th 1 Lira- Behan- Marco dermal* ea lead and building bad only been 221. Au estate ....-... 24ew Coutes. (16 sabs.) called the Two Bridges, at the junction of the townships of f df h It, the place where he was ouu or s e r. the Cate/ ' '''' `"' not. berg. Polo Age et lb A , se lb at Hammersmith had been offend to the members, and up m ien en d Nntteroorth. about four miles and • half from He remanded. West Indies mouth. 1 /gnats wilds of 1,0001. wo:th of tee land had been selected b 4 I 7 Ileldwarener _ .--. ... 4 6 6 7 Oldham, and had very nearly approached completion at tbe (except fia thillowd is DM Lisa il 77 1 Mary Hope 46 7 allotment of it is consequence of the inability of the Com- stone, having been commenced in the month of April 1 t MEDICAL OF'FICERS IN THE TURKISH CONTINGENT. Hooduraa). I let and Miler ifill - leth ol Mag. blt Abraham Tuner and Wm. Stott, of No W as • f h 1 t 1 dical 9earruelo iii y nen. w -ey. -The following is an extract rem teeter • a me 111 Oct. 2 ?. Alret 4 •• the dales* Mei/ et Team Vane_ a 610 Van Maki. 3 3 3 would have justified the making of the seven. and thus the i mom Oreased (including 310 Sir George oer In t • sr U 1 Ont ogee extra) 46 7 I Dawns 3 , 2 works bad been delayed several months. Asnapments had worsen the roof, and were within two hours of finish' h"Bte 11 thing appean to go on smoothly ~.„,„ ing burg :- x role y, every NnOtaasda month. D. 0 4 6 6 Moen ......... a 4 e been made for offering to the members on ea early day a their week. Whilst they were busy at their vocation at one with the Contingent ; but internally, especially amoogst the p 74.; i - valuable estate called Pops's Grove, at Twickenham, close to and of the roof, one of the piers between de windows medical department, there is the greatest dissathfaction, oo oilman .. WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON OCTOBER the Thames, and the frontage of which extended over gave way, and one of the teams supporting the roof fell the following grounds : Every officer on going on Nevin Ot moo . MGM. MEETING.-16th and 17th. upwards of • quarter of a mils. By the rules of the society with it to the ground. There were throe slaten oa tbe du ' bold h what is called field-money, N ..... . .7 )13 Oct. 17 ... i wan. •y, receives, ies is pay, of the .... mouth. wateurs won THII Listianoson WILMS Cur. Ones a shareholder tor a small stun might leave the share or plot tbe time, who were precipitated to the bottom. When winch generally covers all hie daily expenses; besides that, yo of land tor which h •h b • I f toll at •mo t a paying ree rom edam- Vieth. the dust had cleared away gne of them was found to be un- when sent on foreign service he reader so much per day for Mextoo - Msg. Ar 41 m. 4lb brains at his death, prier to completieg his payments. injured, but the other two were not so fortunate. One his servant', so that as it were all his tupelo are covered Buena ampwn. &tract.. of the daiaria mouth. IL Amdrew f i Th e way r ............... g 310 The report having boa adopted, thanks were given to the of them named John Howeetb, was found to have been by these allowances, and his pay retries untouched. LlsbOb ...... .1 Odasee 4 II Foods 6 I 9 manager and ebairman fee presidieg, and to the press for its tor 7 b s d 'ly bruised from tbe faille g stones and lathe b la d i ith ? Th G r meet refuses field- Madeira t r, ut ow sun . t w us is ove e Bride nimbus lined the Plough - Tamar.. Oct. 15. Tay Black Baran SII *Noes ia li .„.- .. 6I 1 in attendance, and draped hie wounds, and on Monday end more is all consumed. For example, my pay r...., ••• 1 . . =pion. lotberbam - 6d. per thy deducted for income- ;= b . Wonsan 3ll Red Bose ..... 4 13 . 1 ESTIMONIAL TO A CLIIROTIMAN.-710131 a COM- Wm a young lad, named Andrew Stott, who sustained some tax-briep it to 151. a month. Servants' wages here ars l a m s j 1 Humboldt - Little Davie - at 41., the other at 31. per month, and 151 erich extra for Tenetire 11 , Dct. 13 . 1 .... th. lOct. IL- triever WRIONTS POl TUB FARB HANDICAP HUNDIA AA Z. e d f . . - C.orAftleta 1 pro ucce, asw mempre or ens teem/ratios of fie dale. He bag a small mill which he hu worked for some food. My living costs me halea-crown • day, and besides Is t i thattona . 2 . k Two mild, over five CVOs of harass. ! Ag st lb Age at lb Paul's, Covent-garden. met together for mutual sympathy, time close to the new building, and the demand for hie cotton t h a t we are compelled to buy one charger aod two bet or Annie ... 1 s ittipui a. 1 Gm- ci . 3 . 4 ,. O ct 5.... A m os Tom Oarsey ............ •11 Emigrant a 12 on the MIAOW of the Rev. John Bonen, the late curate, sheeting had caused him to enlarge his concern. • The mill baggage ponies, for an otder has lately appeared compelling United Uses Fridays. 9°64 ' Mask Sun ........... - 6 10 I IIIMM the Cheat ... =2 -- _6 10 Tlngeney Roy .... 11 IC Teember ...- a io ameg them only about twelve menthe bat each wee his tt will require to be rebuilt. -Manchester Examiner. 5 9 rails the performance of bis duties ( * especially among the A n requiring one baggage pony for tent alone. These throe ScitialiNorth E alternate pool. •• ...LIMAN OPINION. ,- The .Handelablad, of horses we have to pay for out ef our own poekets ; and the America ... Fridays. (Mt. 3 ' a i LIT "' Atlantic '0ct.1... Atlantis, Mame fli lit -... a IS intioy _... rer :- se . British North II alternate Her. " mann. ,Get. 6. lingo 111awa5..,.._ fh 1 0-•--- 3 !. 0 ......memhee ...-- -•••-• a. 2 parisbloans, while his eerneet eloqUenCe in the pulpit will ir The i slap in the face ' whleh the z o cco or i, g w fttim b ur them, and we thus fall WU* debt. Every medical Afficor moo n th... w dim u y ,. =lam 1 ••••••••••••••••••-^•*^••• i; '"""""` "'"""""" ; 4 be ler nmembded by many to whoa ft es beIiOTOD Power@ eaufcht se unexpeetelly at Sinop, is now completely in te. Contiogent haa sigued his name to a memorial, which ____ ........- larbsieshisq.. to 1 =__ , a 4 that by re divine blessing he was permitted to speak. avenged. Hot even the biding hole where the Russia* has been sent to Lord Penman, demandiug fie 1 114 1 109 91, • pi a D over oo g m oror io ro . I m-mosatag. R-Eveutog. Mien . lo s 4 3 " aot es man speaker's, but ia demonstration of the Spirit, ships were trying to bide themselves ingloriously was Mo., and if this is not granted, each and all give in their realler" - -,....... le Eke Cinema .......- 4 2 &ad with snub assurance." Those iedividuals, ito deeply abie tie save one ef tbe numerous ae • d haughty sails from resignations. I have thus been compelled to buy another -- -•- - ---- -- • ........_ _llureart- te ElniereWe waves , pon r which I am anous to • 912 = ther leinethar eiresir" . " *. the ea......... 10 13 ............„ a 12 . him smith sc.. thine ',Mt.(' ye:n.l_ and seined. ---..--.... i 3..... ....6 Th. lIP - ..L..• •- ,-.---- -- - -••• ........it MI.. IL6 Mak as SOD .... AS sum of 14Z _ &NU HOLIDWAT . OPn.u.7-An astounding . . sn!ei hy this .ti.skaeultu . in attendance, and dressed his wounds, sad on Monday and more is all consumed. For example, my pay afternoon be was progressing favourably. The other sufferer at 10e. 6d. per day 6d. per day deducted for income. TESTIMONIAL TO A CLIIROTYAN.--7rOM corn- was a young lad, named Andrew Stott, who sustained some tax — brings it to 151. a moath. Servants' wises here are sponden•.)—lnspired wi.h those feelings o affectionate re. severe bruises from the falling stones, but he also is doing aztremely high, but necessity compels me to keep two—ons Bard which the faithful preaching of the gospel never Lila well. The mill belonged to Mr. George Nutter, of Rub- at 41., the other at 31. per montb, and 15e. each extra for Si produes, a few members of the congregatios of St. dale. He has a small mill which he has worked for some food. My living costs me halta-crown a day, and besides Paul's, Covent-garden, met together for mutual sympathy, time close to the new building, and the demand for hie cotton that we ere compelled to buy one charger led two bet or on the occasion Maw Rev. John Sullen, the late curate, sheeting had caused him to enlarge his concern. • The mill baggage ponies, for en order boa lately appeared compelling leaving the parish. The Teemed gentleman had laboured wen 241 yards long by 21 broad, and the greater portion of every officer to provide carriage for his own tent, thus among them only shad twelve months * bat sash was his it will require to be rebuilt . —Monehester Exemirstr. requiring one baggage pony for tent alone. These th ree malls the performance of his duties (especially among the A °UMW OPINION. The Randelablad, of horses we have to pay for out of our own pockets ; and the poor) as to wore for himself the grateful thanks of the Amsterdam, quotes the following from a German paper:— feet it, it is impossible to dose), but neesssity compels us to parishioner,, while his earned eloquent to the pulpit will . 1 The ' slap is the fees' which the forbearie g Western buy them, and we thus fall into debt. Every medical officer be long remembered by many to whom it is believed Powers aught is staimpeezelly at Sinope is now completely in the Contingent ties signed his name to a avemoriel , which that by the divine blessing he was permitted to speak. avenged. Not seen the biding hole where the Russian bee been seat to Lord Panmure, demanding field-money, " not se man warmth, bat is demonstration of the Spirit, ships were trying to hide themselves ingloriously was oto., and if this is not granted, each and all give in their and with sub assurance." Time individuals , so deeply able to save one of the numerous and haughty sail s from reeignatioas. I have thus been compelled to buy soother sensible of their obligations to the reverend geatleman, and destruction. They all are resting now under the waves; pony, and so fallen into debt 141, which I em armies, to es keenly deploring the less of his services, were maims to their commanders, and even the greeter part of their crews, repays. soon as possible, and lam thus , compelled M ask present him with some token of their regard, sod accord- are covered by the earth. The Russian flag ties been you to transmit tome as soot as you tea the sus of 348., ugly Seed upon " fall canonical robes as a suitable completely swept away from the sea basin, the pawed= of which I promise shall bs promptly re p a id,"—lisoMmook offering, These having ban presented to him, with en cep- which is more valuable to Russia than the extensive country [Advertisement.]--Anottrer SUPPLI3III3I7 4 esapist• i propriate address by the Rev. Henry Hatton, the roster, *bleb was the foundation not only of their long-cherished leg the history of the tab( the town of estostspd, will be peal. l Prayer was offered up for the divine Kraig to siesseapany sehemse of seising the capitals of the East, bat also for the *rated gratis with the DLIPATCR OS ault.tbe ma' the rev. gentleman in his nsieislerial saner, and the meet- preservation of the territories conquered on the other side cop d:r o "..es of the tremeedeas amoilson the MM. tag separated. os see flies Allies t ots sdp. of the Caucasus. That which Russian polity had gained a c n e thi 7 dat . o s - g i p „ m id g i b s es su mne s OATMEAL PALACE,— SULLINS DAY, SEPT. 27. bees slowly, but perseveringly, that upon which the future men eid e g and w m drd , o r g ew eis pb e ' m g Mof um p„,,,s on alenions is variant, 8,339 ; ditto by WWI tickets, of the empire ha been built, has by one blow beco prep in town anff fruits,. Of at tisane et she ol MOW LA Ileac 810.—Tedni, 9,149. Corresponding daytime yew, 7,698. throws." Wells .. .... ; Potter 4 4 4 Us adios 4 2 0 = seur larriquir —... " 4 12 • 11 Now stamps hate been Issued at Van Diego's's Lad. They , are al au mammal shape, eta pal* rad slim fls med. ' Vea Douses Ltad, feaspisam,. aPPete be. Swam tee mead red Hop, halt. way between the @sutra sad the eater styes. Tie heed which auire oa then Is sot that of the geese ash anti ea &Assail postage stamps, bat Is ghat of tbs gees, of ti. colony. it SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. LITI Ism. Bain AT Fonatow Ports.—Masainaris, Sydney; Medea, at Constantinople; Tanen& (N.) gad Nampa ), at Malta ; Muth° ), at Barcelona. 811L1D 101 LIVIIIPOOL.—Victory, Sept. 22, from Sr Sebastian. ARRIVED. Ameme-ot lAwsped. September fees ... Amu. Desee-st Oneseik, September 25, Amass-el Mils jj Ann Sessi-elff bee from ............. .cseQ herrn- off Ross Oev-St Gessusesil. fres...., Mize Ann-st Grasseemi 28 free id= ICanscorr-at Grammel. _lepeespher 27, Prom Giese, I Geo.' -at Greveeemi mellemur hem .......... (primil in sfifi Cesouss-M D. September 37. from . - ............... Curran Hate.-atCordiff, lope tuber 28, from_ hareem Portentoutb, September 26, ... Calms September 26, from .... x - ...wady. September 26, from .... ........... ...,.secs -of the skeeter, September 26, Erma Emu. AUCKLAND-at Gramme, September 27, riimu ffloo-off ton. beptember Rom ..... ...... hat* p,..a-ao sigma, ber Mat ....................... het* pp.2.0-at code, September 24„ from , ................ Oyez Essaanna-at Falmouth, September 26, from .......... ... Nen E. D.-at Hull, September 16, from Pacer-et Crookbeen, September 23, hos ........ P. E. FItiDZART LUDTIO-St Hull, September 26, from_ ........... Irtoater -off Queenstown, September 25, sew Dei ZZ September 25, from .It: s iobit's, NA. ?SAVO= HESTT-St Gravesend, September 27, from. Afelb Pawns-at Gravesend September 27, from . . ........ -Amu Osseumes-at Groveeend, reptembe 27, sew_ - GUSTAV-off Portemoutb, September 26, from .. Celeste Goweerr (se.)-at Liverpool, beptember 27, trera 1004,6„ Hon-at'Ammo!, September 27, from .... ...... Rem% Hauer Snwerr-off Palmontb. September 26, from . Ji ma ," HAUSA' PACKS!. - off Queenstown,September 15, frail T r t.id d Hanemann-at Gravesend, September 27, from. Dubin Hosorsa-at Gravesend, September a, from lulu-et Gravanod, September 27, from ...... /Wren st.- off Queemetovrn. September 25, f00t...... et. Ja in Imer.u.--at Swamies, September 25, from Goretureopis hoer Prreuno-st Queenstown, September 25_. trotonAlemodrie JOUR, AND HINST-It QUOLDOLOWII. (Sportier 15 from_ mu se u m Somerne--at Sunderland, September 25, fro4n .......... SANS DALRYMPLE-at Liverpool, September 27, . " 0' ; 074 Iserean-off Wheal°, September 25, from- ..... illespors Lomeo-at Hull, September 2 6 . Ram • .. ........ Laois Arum -at Liverpool. September 37, Lome-at Gravesend, September 27, from smon NAKT-at LAVorpool. September 27, tram.......,,.,, : Arms donuts-at Gravesend, September 27, fren "*".....lottertut Moaner-at Greenlet. fiermller 27, tram... ..2. 4 . 04 Irmtcave-at Gemmed, Member 2 7 . Mast,-st Cardiff. bee 25, troas.... MAST Baud-at September M 28, Illear-at Plymouth, September 23, fro . m Heaton-at Deal September 27, from Nennenov--at Co;res. &Pena , _ Nementra-at Qu4smatown, IS PATON —at moo-o 8 PIZ= _ . ...ea— at !dio. September 37: me— at Oromeemed, September 27, from MLlT—et 14mrpeol, foptember.27.. September 13, trom 22.30=1 Soarour Hop—al Uverpoot, September 2 7 , flute NTIIPIII—et Liverpool, September 27, ham .......„.,,..y Naito —at Liverpool. September 27. from ...... .......... Amp Orme (m.)—at Liverpool. September 27, from ... .......... Bate Oozes Tasystsza—at lAtect. Sept. 27, ham.. .St. ' MlA .Botlardsa Parra Fottuum—at Lir mtp Sept. D 7, from Pathos—at rsimouth, September IS, from . Cele PLUDIOIT Cuatorta —at Cowes. Ileptember 36, fr0m......... Cam PAOTOIIIII.III at Clyde, Sepeemier 25, from linte PALLY-at Oravesead i September ft, hos ..... .. „ . ALM biota beam VICTORIA—a Oravemmd, September 27, hem . Gara i atrltiterle—et Deal. September 27, tram Row, Vtrivolus off the Stmt. September 25, treg ,_ . o ye i, It&MIPLWR —at Bristol, September IS, fr0m..... — L .Jetarie Bamano—at Liverpool, romeember 27, from .airsookie 822242222-22 2 2 • 217 P 001 . September 27, from bob Summiter Mums--at Gravemed, Encumber 27, from „.. Sing iblemene--et Liverpool, September 27, from ......„. Trete Ilimemmeme—at Liverpool, September 27 nem M ceder % lU. Stremenemem—st Deal, September 27. frem Alice by Seirremi —if the Wight, September 26, tram ...... ..........trodu Sesetravos—at Deal, September 28, from .... ........ Bata firacourrox--at Shields. Swot:ober 26. from —.. • DeMit Itemixe—off Portsmouth. Sept ember .6, from Itev Tat illeall NTKPZ —lt Plym outh , September 26, from Magma Itusgoas—at Sander d. September 25, item ........ ..... DAUS Parres—atOravesend, September 27. berm ..... „ ..... „.. . Csisie Timms—at Ormeassd, September 27, from ....Nims Ptomaine—at Liverpool, September 26, from Oebed Vscroa—at Llv rpool, September 27, from Oland Vicu.s— at Sunderland, September 25, from heeler Zestosu—at Oat, September 22, from Like SAILED. ADA -4113111 Gravesend, September 26, to Mogackri AIaMOAN-tram Gravesend, September 27, to Cam Lem- from Gravesend, September 27, to Isritii illaraso-from Cardiff, September 22, to Maks Anew Faamoucz-trom Middlesborough, September 93, to Meek Avoosra - from Sunderland, September 56, to Mesh Smone-from Sunderland, September 23, to Okada BILLS-from Cardill, September 26, to MEM leattstae -from Pot tsmoutb, September 26, to-Coustaatlasele Caesar-from Greenock, September 2t, to JIMMIII CaNDACI- tram Ply mouth, September 26, to... West Coaat of Atria City or Dveux-trom Glergow, September 26, to Weans Cerr or Pasts-from Gravesend, September 27, to Son bps Gravesend, September 27, to Caseiroac-from Gravesend, September 27, to Aare Costernarvaa Cams-from Gravesend, September 27, to Nista CINCINNATI'S -tram Liverpool, September 27, to New Cairns - -mtos-froco Liverpool, September 27, to Male - --from Gravesend, September 26, to Cosatandmpte - ..,__ DVIL OP BuvBlD cfirpcp . , to e.~~:. iimorelfromrdiff, fieiterli;;; 26 - ,'to --- -' --- 41111 MO ENNA-from Newport, M., September 25, to Plyrooutli, Enuestos-from Shields, September 26, to Matta Erth-from Gravesend, September 27, to RAU ELIZA Moon-from Graveseod, September 27, to Shangbas VTADOORD-from Gravesend, September 27, to Interne. 11/ALADDIN-from Liverpool, September 27, to Donk loxes Farm -from Gravesend, September 26, to Magid= Jorio-from Gravesend, September 27, to Dentin JOZANDA-from Jersey, September 22, to. Maces Joss Beane-from Liverpool, September 27, to New Yak J. L. Boone-from Liverpool, September 27, to New Turk Jeers-from Liverpool, September 27, to Hamlets Larcarria-tram Liverpool, September d, to New Orient LADY JOCOLTS-from Sunderland, seem:nor 25, to Cads tover-from Cardiff, Septemser 15, to Cabs MINIATA-from Gravesend, September 27, to Norway Maniere-from Portsmouth, September 26, to SlenreLems MARY Bri.WAllr-from Glasgow, September 26, to. ... Madras Mascosies-from Hartlepool, September 26, to Hoeg Kora Moor-from Newport, M., September 25, to Malts MINTOI-from inoderLthd, September 26, to Stettin Memoir-from Liverpool, September 27, to New T , rk Ntoorna-Qom Liverpool, September 27, to Bilbao Nerve Roeasw-from Liverpool, September 27, to Cada OCZADO-Qom Liverpool, September 27, to Having Orono-from Clyde, September 25. to PILASIAD-from Cardiff. September 25, to Meek dm Penton-from Falmouth, September 23, to Constant= Sarin-from Newport, M., September 25, to Bareser-troon Cardiff, September 2 4 , to Moodie ilevsessovers-from Gravesend, September 27, to Annear DULTAII -from Liverpool, September 27, to New &lams Soso-Qom Gravesend, September 27, to Su 0. Seirnore-from Gravesend, September 27, to Celesta Base. Aers-truen Gravesend, September 27, to Lamaism Sea tiraa-from Glasgow, September 25, to Methane Ste T. klawsztr.-trcon Plymouth, September 26, to Comma Tanomna-from Hartlepool, September 25, to ... ••• Dratt 76 TOTALINw from Cardiff, September 26, to Mote Video Toaorro-from Sunderland, September 25, to CoastantinePli Tadeusz-from Southampton, September 26, to MratrriDOAD IfoLrAIAIOO -from Liverpool, September 27, to Lima Winne-from Liverp ~.I, September 27, to New Orleans Wires or ton Wave-from Gravesend, September 27, to Tobago WHITS Ison- from Cork, September 25, to Lisboa Totten-from Jersey, September 23, to Liam YIIBBBLB SPOKEN WITH. Bremen (ship), from Liverpool for New Orleans, Aug. 11, lat. 49.00, lop. 7.00 W. Christopher Jane, from Liverpool for Montreal, Sept. 1, Ist. 16 N., lon. 87 W. Constantine (ship), Bardsey, from Liverpool for New Tort, Sept M. bearing 8.E.,110 miles. Ellison ( Rile:she) t barque), from Cork for the Crimes, firi days, let. 43.20, lon. 9.32 . Favorite (brig), from London for Algoa Bay, 32 days out, lat. UN N., lan. 21.24 W. Fatima (Ws), from Liverpool for Balaklava, Sept. 17, lat. 4210 N.. lon. 10.00 W. Ruben(English ship), from London for the Mauritius, Sept. 2 2 , 111 . 19.36, ton. 4.36 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. the:wite of Ilio CLAY.—Sept. 2i, at Kmiet.cliffe, Rev. C. P. Clay, or a daughter. DICKINSON.—Sept. 21, at NOWC3 Dickinson, faq., of a son. HALL.—Pept.24, at Wiettbournc.l Hall, Esq., or a daughter. HAPIEE.--flept. 2i, at % 4 , igloo Rectory, Susan, the wife of the five• .Tyne, the wife of G. T. Bayswater, the wife of W. C. W. A. Napier, of a son. OLDPIELD.—Sept. 23, at Southport, the wife of R. A. Old eid Eaq., of Sierra Leone, of a e..n. ROCKE.--Eopt. 21, at Clunennford House, Shropshire, the wife of J. Boete,Eaci:, of i son 4ua - heir. 321E1..1T.07 a daughter. Bet. p24.atWeelon, near Bath, Antonia, wife of B . Smith. }:4 4 BNELL.—nept. 24, at Artillery-Omen, nneil, Esq., of a ion. the wife of T. MARRIAGES. AIRET—BROMLEY. — Sept. 25, at St. George's, Danover.egesre, J. T. /limy, Eaq., eon of the late Lient..Gen. Sir G. Afrey, of hel.. rutgerorth, Nertfituntriland, to Charlotte. daughter of the lier. W. D. Bromley. of Wootton Dalt, Staffordshire. GRAY —BURRELL.—Sept. 22, at the parish church, Brighton, i• . Gray, Esq., of r a ult o n's-equare, Chelsea, to Elizateth Wright daughter of 8. Burrell, Esq., of the same place. KELLY—ROMER.—Not 25, at St. Mark's, Myddeltoo.equare. the Rev. F. Msearthy, M.A., 8. Kelly, Esq., of ktichmood.htff , Dublin, to Sarah Ant.e, daughter of 11. Itchier, Bee., 01 LW"' equate, BeotortelVe. ROSE—PARKER.—Iiert. 25, at Rotbley Church, by the Iter• If 'Wigton, the Rev. E. J. Rose, M.A., Rector of Weybtldre Surrey, to Mary Ellen, daughter of the Late Vice-Chancellor rather. of Bat icy Temple, Leicestershire. DEATHS. ton-terrace, Brighton, Monsieur Biz" DlgAN.—Sept. 23, at aged 72. COLSTON.—Sept. 23, at Ernethatoe.garden.terrace, J. M. Colston, Req., late of ll.M.'a loth Vogt. of Foot. GREENFl.—gept. RS, at Chichester. Elisabeth, yew:lest daughter the late Mee. C. Greene, of Terwick, Sures, aged 38. Br..YMOOD.—Sept. 24, at Rope hill, near Lyrnington C. Gel . wood, Seti. HOLDEN. —Sept. 24, at Doreet.equare, RegenCe-perk' 80 0 14 daughter of J. D. Holden, Feu. MACOREGOILSept. 21, at Wide enbe Hoare, Both, 8 . 01.6 " . goe, widow of Ow late Lieut.-Col. MacGregor,, of the 88th Beef aged 71. [skaTertilleMellt.]—Til 6 EARL OF spa 1101.1.0WAVe Pius —An astosadleg cure by this labseak _ altar awry other meatus had failed —See 'stria Ina aara~alsttae. dated Missina. Leghorn, Feb. 21, I°,4g. y e Priers' beg to acquaint you, that your p aw k m allisbed • sue of • draw in my liver sad stomach, w hea t all the MN swim& at tM Irmo at bum. end ill maims% had Mt Ism Me to effest ; my, sot even the enters 'of Carlsbad es Ids alegbad. Maweecon." These_ we egg age -y Maoris, 'Mallow se Womb." WO (also Oh& luso se presage nalloway's iktabliohar. atm, 244. Straid t • w h am aad pnbUdien by WILLIAM Ins a ba . tr il A . iO, Raltles-lossi Ram Todd sad by all maim vadat; einat. It tb• Oft of Londe% Print". " th • 'ese LIM dumbest ON iivideN 1101% to the violas ot YlklUtdam—Yasaili i