The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-31 00:00:00

4 NAVAL AND MILITARY. WAIRrOWICI, PAIL -Nam, Oct. 30.—Ride Bri pi-11094,0••••si sir Usurp Wks. LC.H from the Foot, to tor coloool toomiadeak vise Lioutosoot. Oineria sir Hoary li W beg., 0.C.11, cholosiol. Itogsmoot d lout —3llajoe-Oomal i.e. Co. to los oakum& Two Major-Liege's! ets Osowet Dinar, IL.C.R. tmolornol to the Ms Bniptile. —Omar. ABSITILLIITT. OCT. 30.-PXOWOTIOn• LID Ar teries's% re —Eerie**, IL Ytirs, eeellenri Se the nrk of tibia OIXIDOer, lerhilead to the Ai. Me eke. Of the ineehiery 4 the Thins,. Orentadets We X. X , Deft.. to as Horner. emariesiooed ; sad J. P. to be ImpooMog cow Ismer of the coast gaud. Men/aro W. 0. J. Ayr*. to the lionlee. Artetret Seepoos W. F. C. Itortheet, to the Asia ; sod W. A. Turner, to the Horner. A w new Aolerat servos Dr. D. A. Sari. to Mu Jame. wages Mester'. Alentent F Keene, to the Demsetrete; & J. T. Iltehease, to the C.oyal Albert; and J. U. A Walah, to the Coo Pint . L o o .todstatit Engineer J. P. .tlles, to the /terrier. Actin; :teeoed-tlitee Atietoot Eutaw T. M. fleadars, to the Hernor. — Thini7i.;iiAanistant &Owen J. Dyson, to the Harrier. Acting Third-clam Automat Engineer J. Inns, to the AILI. 1 w .mice In the Duke of Wellington ; and W. T. Bray, to the Indus, as supernumerary. The following is an extract from a letter from Carts, deted Oct. :--“The Marlborough, bowleg the deg id Vice- Admiral Martin, Accompanied by the Orion sad Sonoma. *Myst here yeeteiday. Seem odor limes are expected to•ttiornia ; they intend funning ben fur the mater.- WOOLWICH. Oar. 31. ROY AL A ATILLZRY rag NZ; battery of the ith Brigade. Royal Artillery, seder the eumman.l of Captain Mercer. was this dsy placed oder orders to embark at Gravesead for New Zesital ou the 10th Nos ember. The battery is fay espripped with Arm. Armw gun.. and the non-coir.rniesiossid odlosn have bash fay fmetrueted in Use mattagement of these weapons at the school at `massy, Bboeburysees. On scampi of the loeg voYallir the berms balancer to the battery will not be taken oat. hat the reqabite nun.ber will be parchumed in Aus tralia, and forwarded thence to New Zsaland, ender the slaw of as afloat of the regiment molested for that papaw (leneral Sir George Brown, 0.0.8., Commander el accompanied by Colonel itmenutig, C. 8., A.A.0., Colonel Wether.dl, C.a. Ideatanmat- Colonel Loberteon, Commanding Royal intoev, end Captain Brine, R.E. inspected the 17th Depot Milian at Liniericl, under Colonel Berton, C. 8., on the 29th. They afterwsols inspected the battery of Royal Artillery, under Lieutenant Hay, and the Castle Barracks, where they mi.emiled the Castle. After riding resod the city they lunched at the private residence of Colonel Borten, C.B„ mid left hr tram lor :sc., to rurte to Lsslilw. Oo the Alth Maim-General Ridley, C.R, conemanding the tAir► district, will inspect the Limerick prrison. Licutonant-C.donel Ganitin, staff ()dicer of pesmnsieri at Limerick, now oo sick leave, is about retiring en full pay. THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT. ROYAL NATIONAL RIFLES. A publieineetini;;;i;id — y — eaterday evening at the Wallington Ridsug School, Knightsbridge, to promote the Como:ion of the •• Royal National Rides." The meet ing was opened in true military fashion by the Item and drums of the Grenstiier Guards, which played a must ex. hilamting introoluon n to the proceedings. The eb or was tocen ha J. V. SIiIILLZT, Lieut.-Colonel comman Mr. H HyRKZI.I6T moved a resolution approving of the emotion rig the c or. Colonel .NITIIE VP.REICEII briefly seconded the resolu tion, and. ea a member of the South Middlesex, disclaimed any yealousy of the sew corp.( They bad all seen the valise voluutcers in the American war, and more recently in the wonders • Inch hat been performed by Garibaldi e " red shirts "in Sicily and Italy. (Cheers.) oinnteers were now in sctu..l ,•rrioc in New Zealand, and they were about to raas •si in New south Wales, who be believed would at one. premed to the seat of war. (Cheers.) He bad great pleasurY w meouding the resolution. Mr IL WILLIAUI eloquently so ported the resolution, congrat,:t. :Mg the ,:erting on the fact that the volunteers of En,:larel already numbered 200,000 mm. Mr. k omit-met also supported the resolution, and strongly urged the sr- essity - ‘,l opening the volunteer move meet to classes of the community. I lolone' EVFI.TI one or two other speakers having seklmased the meting the remlution waaageeed to, so wells,' OOP thaes.na the I nom of Wellington fcr the gratuitous use of the Hiding Scheel. The promeilimp terminated with the is anal vote of thanks to the chair. THE LANCASHIRE RIFLE CONTEST AT HIGH TOWN. LIVERPOOL, TWIRDAY. After the despatch of our parcel yesterday a parse of 2V., pees...atm! by Lieutenant-Colonel &min, was woe by Lientmant.Coloisel &gazer, 2Uth L V.A. —lO matt For the .rul And third prises there weer three Leutthant C. Beau (of the Liverpool 416i0n), Mr. V. ▪ H. hatowild, and Lieutensat J. B. Stanley. Whet the ties were shot off, Micbatowski woe the semed and Stanley the third mils The third match wee for a silver sop, vales 50 • preeritel by Mr. W. Preston, sad • sscesd prim 12g5.0.a. preseetelhy Messrs. Webb and/lent, of Liver pool. The contest was coated to the Liverpool Rh. Volenti ern, the &stances lei o g 3uo and 300 yards lit. W. H. Richards, Nth Lanceshue, wee the lint, and 110. C. C. Pole, of the sth Lou .arbtre, the semod prime. To day the shootlog wee resumed, the fuel coolest bet. s for a riml!sign cup, value SU guineas, pessented by the Earl • I.3lemicre. competed for by delegates who were effective volunte,s from the volunteer companies of the county. Thve delegates from each company were chows by the esonse.din of of the company ; the company whose delveatte o the highest swept* score to be tie vamp,. The ramie were 31:10, 501). and 600 yards. The rep was woo by Br. Cdathrtooe's corps, sth Lao. 1111•1a0 Kale Volunteers, god battalion. . . _ . . The cup is to he cone — Wand the property of the *lamas sewspans for the year, and to become its perm/meat= rely 'Ara woo either two years cosseestively or time In all ; gal so lope as it is a challenge cop to revert to the dower ac hr representatives, if opt competed for mob massed* year, orittl another comporitaos takes place. The Mayor's pane of 500.. was been molested wheel our parcel sem made up. cumber d put:esaea„ inch line Earl Speseer, coo. lamed • sweepstakes. the Ent False la whiJi w WI by Mr ft. Ilaiuh, r.th oompsay, ': ad battalion. L.8.Y. ; and the second by *reset -Wrlght. THE NEAPOLITAN TARIFF. atom yesterday's O<rotte.) Has i d of Trade, Whitehall, Oct. 29. The Right Honourable the Lords of tLo Com mittee of Privy Coanzil fur l`mile lave received. throw& the Stscretary of State for Forma Allah; • eery of • de votee from Mc Majesty's Minister at Naples, *echoing • copy of • 11 . erns, puUnihed ia the diked permit of that city, assimtlateg the Nespoiitaa tariff to die tariff is fora intim* Sinlisdea States, with the exceptions speciSed is the satipmed talde, and with the addition, as regards all Ma pori and 'sports, of 10 per toot., to the mooed of daty TABLI SLIMMED TO. late* of Raffish rogllgb norm's.. Duty. weights Mono, Nos D. ce. g • d I Nitre mow ehemteal poi .l..re. not Spt, Itif.l prohibited prohibits.] I. Teru..4 hemp 1.1. Oat, raw or 14raehew. per tAnl 8 0 1064 Ilia 411 It, dr..] pi r • 4at 10 0 13 4.. 0 Cotton wool. per. Aril 4 0 U 4.. o .4 , 11011, per cant t 0 14 8 .. „, yarn, raw. per cant 8 0 0 0 „ tote. per Ant 3 0 10 • .. .. 'put., PP - 4.,....1. Are.l per cart 10 0 13 4 o !beim geode, cotton, and ••••.i. • onto I, r rou.4. antw be a.P..gt to th e titles lye. tee 1 in the general tariff. 211 Tarn. woollen or ot hair. any 0,1. percent 12 it 2 0 0 Tarn, sped, per rasa • • 11 0 2 N 0 01,-•eaotts,..twonior hair . ,• mho or nnt .11b ~,sp.,, or Paz. • area- per rotolo to ha Meted to the duUts apeetile4 In toe wig 31. Werra goods .4 .1111. In pima. scarfs. leutdkrr. AMID. er .baste. re oozed will sole PT •ilver. realer Mat pi, Totoio 3 0 31 17 ot. 010 0 rows WI rit mixed with silk, per Mobs 2 40 0 4 0 ~ Tor wt.* other materials ao• ilk 1 100 0 . 404 . 2 0 • • a a A pe by pristine. Pii•W .. itoof . t. Mottling paper.. or . pada. pagigir.par can s 0 19011 M 013 6 Otais. pans. *going ens. tonging of Dn. P*, cant, 6 0 0. TOblloolll ph/WNW protutitad IX FUR"! 1. 01Ire 011. per cast 2 ,2 • 7 4 L. ■•poteryets7 le eaWt•ecn, pe• east . 6 • 1 6 6 THE Nrw DUBLIN MAIL STEAMER HUNSTSR.— Messrs John Lard and Boni. of Birkenhead, hew. 1.4 compietol the mancitieent ei,nnter Munster, the but of the threw I•uilt he thorn for the nuul nod passenger trate between Ilol►hrad nod Kingstown. The Nuneter, In a rrepr•ts thr f•••r Rso.sle of the lileter (wed to be the fastfit Amon aikuit), is expected to /make a trial trip daring the meant week. THE I 41PlittiKr*EbliESDAY SPORTING. WORCESTER RACES—Tv ICBDLY. HANTISCAP SerEMU= of 5 sows. each, with 25 added. (22 sate). Mr. W. 8. Certertgles littpea, by Burped', Utah Mr. R Drayle‘sZeLsprite, 3 yrs. 7.1 &Akii= Mr. Draper. 4 yrs, 7st Sib (A. Mr. J. 'MAN' I yrs. 7st ON rlp 41. Mr. illimess's assay Lea, 3 yrs, ast nlb Mr. Windsors Libeflaws, 3 Mrs, 7st Mb carried 74 Mb. ;0. Peed) aleo erne Betting : 2 tot apt Lhasa', 4 to 1 agst Ripon, 5 to I each agut Watenprft. end like. Won by a length and • hall, • seek between Mtn memd and third, a good fourth. Ono° did not pus the pest Tas Yterrold 'Lan (handicap) of 30 son. Fire fur. la r: C. J. eedlets The Gift, by Windhoend, 4 yrs. 7st 311, Sadler I W. angers Wee Psily. t yrs. Cat Reeves, I Mr T. CIM • Creep', 3 yrs, 444 71b 'Taylor 3 The following dee rae:—Dinintont, Chseeine, Su Joseph, Yalta's, Pallas, f by Bweeinesi—Dex Bingham, Mabera Rill, and by Loom (later—Y : le I fi endahan, sto 1 smut Wee Pally, 6to 1 ash mot temper OHL Wee by isegik; • head betweas dissected mod third ; Valium and the Yana Ally the Beat tan ; Riagtosa• end Kalvern bait Baum Kraus 45 ewe each, with 25 *Ma. Opikesl 1 selling weigh* Se. Nye Mama (1 gobll gistopwalbes Mod by relay . yrs (301., (Orlaslssw) 1 Yr. braPerslewergerm, II WIL), Tat (lAssbeitrs) Cantata roota's swam am Pm 04111 b (T. leinseal Mr. ere ears Mow lAA yr! (girl, set US (Rabat= 6 Mr. Oallivers Mane. 4 (11014, Ina (Peet Betang : to 4as 2to 1 opt Znapri. Weis by INN-quarters of a kepi, three Legible between the NNW and third, a bid fourth ; the =saw was sold to Mr. Nidtiegal• for 43 plasm. WOSCOOTER AUTUMN HANDICAP of 10 Mrs. each, 11 ft, said only 3 if declined, with 100 added. Winners extra, he. 1 mile 3 furl. esp. (18 subs., 15 al whom declared.) Mr. T. Cliffs Lustre by The Prime MtairMit, 0 yrs, 014111 b Malian I Kr. Illobiston's The Prophet, 3 yrs, en ((Mamba. 2 Mr. Swindon Weelherbonad, 3 ITS, Mt Sib (lea lab esti 47. Adams) 3 The following also ran :—Defender, Thsandra, barer', Athos, Fenger, Remunerator, and Shediald. Betties 3to I apt Weetberbotuad, 7to 2 agst Defender, 6to 1 each apt Forager and the Prophet, 7 to 1 Apt Ti mandrs, 8 to 1 by the the S th. lare. Barge BA nge made the running, fol lowed three being Sheffield, Weatherbound, Timandra. At the half distance De fender showed in trout, but was bootee within a quarter of a mile from home, where Lustre came out, winning sandy =ides lengths ; two lengths between the second and third. was fourth, Remunerator and Athos fifth and ix* Defender and Bump the lain two. TO NCIACIT PLATA HANDICAP of 50 toss., added to • Sweepstakes of 5 *ova each, for 2-yr.olds ; the second to save ha stake ; wieners extra, he. T.Y.C., straight half mile. (22 subs.) Mr. T. (71Ts N utbitsh, by Natwith, Ast Mb ;Inc. 10111 ex.) (orimehaw: t 1 Mr. Newland's Astarte, 7st ab t I Mr. Osbakiestona Cornelia°, eat 91b (bray, 3 The following also ram :-(bsqueror yin Dunstable, Namur, Bamboo., Wee Pony Moth, Marquise, Acre, Dog Row, f by Loup Ofrou, and o by Tempest. Betting : 7 to 4 apt Miss Damnable, sto 2 apt Nutbush, 6to 1 apt Conqueror. After some delay at the poet the lot got off, Conqueror, Nutbusit, Wee Polly, Miss Dun' stable, and Astarte onmprisimg the front rank ; at the half distance an exciting race took place between N utbush and Astarte, resulting in a dead heat; (Marino, a head from the pair, third ; Wee Polly and Mir Dilatable the neat two. Daddies; heat :ifto 5 on Astarte. Won by • bead BETTING AT MANCHESTER. —Mania. WOHCNNTER HANDICAP. 4 to 1 spa Wastharbould (t) 9 so 2 Dalleasiar (t) 6to 1 Ilmaralsa (t) wrzarom CUP. b to 1 apt Mr. Goddiag's two —Bansraaracia aal Chas Alas (t) U to 1 XiMpow (t) 12 W 1 laaaarlow(i) lb to 1 Chaim Pippa (t) 20 to 1 Higlansysesa (t) DERBY-1861 11 to 2 apt Darla (t) 20 to 1 apt any otha (off) IROM LAIN NIGH TI eAklitita siwriurrs WILLI/111 11331t33,1losuttotroot, Pop lot, outtltier, to arm dor Now. 13 mad No SS 1.2. Skslagban-Strsst Solo, floodsor and Soo. PoWsvaatotoow sods., 8011, Colosimo ileosHelktlotp. Jams zoLusas, Clkarloootroet, floaspotood , rood, cowtoepor, Nov. 11 ol 11, sod Doe 13 at 1, at Nooloiebon.olnot. Sol., Boberts. lorgolord-ehambors, Iluddelobon ; aids, John. son, Issisdealintrest. ik/lISS CII6DOCI DATINI sad loin NteSoli T 30011111041, Shore- EU* Mika% Nos. 12 sad Dee. 61. at 11. at Meindualutreet. Ms., Inward and Co., New Snead:eel . oIY. amid.. John son liesiedsalldaset. dustA esdewertß, Surrey, builder, Nor. 10 at 101, and Dee. 14 at 1* at 14eledlWlatreet. sot. Neal, Pinner's- Sall, Old Broadened . at min, Carman, Sasinghodetreet. MOM= Ws and PIM ?AMU, Hatton .garden and lagoor =balliseet, builders, Nod. 1e at 10, and Dec. 14 at 14, at -street. Sok., Sank sad Son . Sarnararrian. id. berm : ed. ands., Cannsn, Bedegball street. (144vAlea Pokes. St. Jameernstrest, Westminster, taller, Nov. 14 at 1, and Dee. 11 at 12. at Basludallsitred Sols. Wad and Cbarlotnerow. KaosionMouse: ed. mein, Mandela, stree. Mom • Wilnaddnest. Zassellemwe, plunger, Woe. 14 sad Dm. 6, at 11. at Haiingballetreet. WA, Dandraeld arlitissor, Cramnetreel. Strand , dr arts., Graham. Cole- Mdednest. taw1121411411 LLILIATr, Torrlanoerreaus, Canidan4owa, pliatie. Nov. 14 at 1 and Dee. 4 at loit lissint. Int, Cladley, ladnA 4 ga41444.4 ; et ass*, Ora delmnimeleseL &MUM LIMO dada sad Jews LYNN Mood),, Dorking. dm 11 at lk and Dec. If at is, at Samba- Ma r. r 6 o 1 11. was, bridal e.inn, /ledelreet ; cd. sod., ..._____. .._.... . ._...___ Maas lows Stagorrldr, nand ste tson Nov. 12 end Das 9. at U. at Etwasesal Omit. Sol& Dolton sad damns% Dudls , and Jana asid Earn Dinning hosa ag. rag, Ni Joao Mann. dedstsy, re. lankeeper. Nov. 9 and 99, at M a t ß4r . Dinalogtoon Court. Sol., Boddlogton, Dudley; on. rag., taors. Birmingham. Jars goaroak lanninglaus, geared victualer. Nov. 9 and at 11, at linaloglient Court. Sole., MISR% Wright., oft. arr., Wlitrons, Hirai Irani , Calvary, Yorkshire, cl u ot am- manaatterer, No?. 9 atird Dec. 7, at 11. at Loads Conti. UL, Simpson, losds . of. rag.. Young, Loon Goons anal:stow, near, grocer, Nov. 9 and Dec. 19, at 12, at Newesstle•upun.Tyns Court. Bois, run, Durham; Wat son, Newcastle. upon.Tyss ; and Bell and Co., low Churchyard, London; orf. swig Newcastle•upon-Tyns. BA NE 'DEEM' ANNULLED. Oct. 27. ALM= BYLVE9IIIII, Now Denot-plass, Clarsuo.road, photographic artist . INdOLTENT PItTMONIen, AT EOETUGAIATEiIiT. Nov. 14. Y. li. - 11 - 41peth, lloyaion.kidge, illbero, and Parll&- ment..street. Westminster, chit i n¢l Aldertuao, Cheat's- Anal, Tot4egluini-court.rowl, staler of beer. Nov. IL W. U. D. Guildford place, Lowy Itentangtoo•laue, licensed victualler. M. Collies, BroadetreeCilooZinu7 , hatter—O. J. Lill k, Spenowetreet, fkairell.road—K Brom:and, Albert-street, Reeser. toe, carpenter-8. J. Mackie, Croydon, Surrey, anthar—Mary Clayton, Charlesetreet, Hackney-road—T. Wiskieg, St. John. street, Erick-lane, timber merchant—T. Kirby, C re, Rollaway, clerk In Lloyd's Register.alloo—J. V/II Alder shot*, Hampshire—S. awyenl, Righetreet. Borough. tetcher—J. Bannister, Cumberland-street. Bkorediteit, of sines a~ commissloo —0 Phllllpe, Malden-lane, Covenagarden, ft. Gent, Illsbortgattetreet Without, wholesale per fuser—W. Lymath, Gs eat fork mews, beker-etreek cab pro. =C . Imhoff, Coldbatheynare, Clerkertwell and Fowkee. . Toweretreek manufacturer of Fee de Ihnlth, Camden-place, Camberwell, sehootinaster—r= flfilhelreet Whit/chapel, commercial traveller—E. A. acetyl, Raydowwquare, Maoris', ship's clerk—A. Bridges, = Maoris% master mariner—J. Austin, Cobham, Surrey, h victualler—R. Alleock, Hall-place, Paddington, Ilarneed hone deehr—C. [Ate, St !Lenin's 10-Grand, imporWr of Ign J. Martha, Nelsoo-terrace, Stoke Neeftgbe, and ltsabery. room general merchant. DECLARATION OF DIVIDEND. EDWARD HALL liciii7irosiiiiii•ias, — eill;;;;;llst dividend of Yd. (on new proofs, being in part of To. previously declared), Nev. and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle. vos-rluc DI MINDS. _ . N.e. U. J. E. we trop, City, glove manufae ' larer—Bov. 23. N.c.:oresay and P. Maximo*, Threedneed.Watrut, Qty, isterchants—Nov. U. J. B. Pollard, Jermynetreet, Pt. James, tailor—Nov. 23. J. A. Pervanogiu, Voloc-ceurt, Old acedestreet, City, merchant—Nov. U. H. Baldwin !separate estistM, Coenhill, Cleanable, and Barnsbury.l:t y koto n. ii . , tailor—Nov. O. M. R. Opera ;separate estate!, "1 berdelnet. and Liverpool, merchant—Nov. 26. W. heat, D. Punt, and 0. Pavitt. Alfredetreet, Bow.road Myddle tem-roid.ifingelaniiread Wapping, and Mark-lane, City, miter' —Nov. U. J. Witham', Cardiff Ohmorganshlre droM l2-- Nov. U. I'. bawls, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, ironmonger—Nov. 21 J. Latch, Bristol, broker—Nov. U. C. Davies (separate estate), Whitby, Cheebtre. soap manufacturer—Nov. 22. F. A. Gross, Nirweastle.upon.Tyne. 'medium dealer—Nov. 22. Faisabeth Aydon and T. W. lergueow. Newcastie.upon.Tywe, grocers— Nov. 30. Y. tiles. Dudley Port, 3tarfortihire, trounmater—Nov. 30. J. IL t larldge, Hill Croon's, Worcestershire, and Cheri srbit, Oxfordshire, drover—Dec. 7. C. Maroon, sera., Zemin tf ° ff erefordshire, innkeeper—Dec. 7. J. Legge, Wala•11, Staf fordshire, iron manufacturer—Nov. 30. J. Peck, Binufnilleas, braes cock founder—Nor. 30. J. Kelsey and R. Kelley, Nun eaton, Warwickshire. tailors—Nov. 30. W. Bogie, Blunt hop and seed merchant—Dec. 7. J. Newns and J. H. Wilkins o n, a Weiverlumptnn, Staffordshire, drapin—Nov. 20. J. J. H. Tay lor, Almopf bury, near iiiiddentield, Yorkshire, manufacturer • — Nov. U. W. Jackson. seu , Kingetou-upon-Ball, soap menu lecturer. _ _ _ CliiillCATIB to be cm:Md. unless came be shown to the contrary en or before the day of meeting. Nor. M. J. Hymns, Opener-street, Clerkenireil, watch menu. facturer-Nov. 21. E. Brook, Chantleld, Suffolk, rattle dealer- Nor. W. C. Ballard, Brownlow-place, Balaton, shoe sundae turer-Nov. el. C 8. Darla, Omwellatreet, and Pareet-lace, Stratford, plain and ornamental bookbinder. rArrzassans DDMOLYID.. _ - . - B. Holmes, T. learlayZul, rk. Furd, Forest of Da, Glower , 1 terakire. colliery owners—J. d. Levels, ten., mid 1. 8 Lewis, jun. Bristol, provision enrere—M. T Ring and N. J. Craddock, Deaden., City, merchants—T. Criswlck and L Um. Peurhiw, Olaasorpnshin, iron ore worker—J. Goldring, If. J. Charlier, and 0. W. DBMS, Chichester. brewers, rr far as regards N. J. I Chartist—J. S.Lyna and H. F. hough. St. Mary'sßensce, Care berwelirste, and Strand, printers—Nancy Butler and J. Butler ' , executrix and executor of T. Butler, deceased, and J. Bardsl.y, Oldham Lancashire, cotton spinners —O. Burr and T. Surr, Morley, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturers-0. W. Middleton and ' J. L Middleton, Redruth, Cornwall, drapers—J. Balers, 0. Maga and J. Kelly, Birmingham, omnibus proprietors—W. Graham and T. Hughes, Blaokfriarrroad, plumbers—J. Rodgers and C. I.6nbett, Sturdy Bank Quarry, user Hazelwood, York shire, stone merchants—H. Williams and B. Cot, Wrelonauper. Mare, Bomersetahlre. suet:omen—H. Manton, T. Hopwood, and J. IL No* Birmingham, jewellers, so tar as regards T. Hop , weed—J. T. Oarrard and J. Paddle, Needham Market, SulT grown —Z. Watts. lea, and W. Watts, Motcombeyareet, B ets ir ... Lemmten, builders—J. Lee and J. Martin, Dewsbury, Wed of Yorkshire, boot and shoe makers—J. Gambit and Gernbling, Buxton and Oxisead, Norfolk, nmlßen -1 Oarrett and J. Dyer, Trowbridge. Wiltshire, shoeing mid* W. Brookes, W. H. Brooke*, J. S. Brookes, I. Brookes, and I. D. Waddy, Bkemel.l. wino tool manufacturers, so far ea roped, I. D. Waddy—J. Howell and C. Caper, Slanchestor, tallors—T. Niel& IL Meld, and J. Nield, Uhton.under•Lync, Lancaahlre, mates *thaw so far as regards H. Nield—W. H. Boarders el P. Idwards, Blanchester, painters—J. Hutton and P. Alex. sada, Cilamow, cotnrelasion watt. 1100TCH SIQUISTEATIONS. ALUANDIR CelUrrii, Glasgow, merchant, Nov. t, at the Faculty Wu Olaegow. TIMM; Dick WILLIS, Markincl, Flfeshire. grocer, Nov. 6, at the Tooting, Hotel. Cupar.lllte. ALIXANDIZ Sarum Glasgow, merchant, Nov. 5, at the lanky Hall, Glasgow. lases Commat, Leith, merchant, Nov 9, at Dowers eadLymee simozzeiseargr urn /IMLAY Aberdeen, province curer. Nov. 8. at the Lasso Tree lintel. aherdece. JUDO Wade, E.tinburgh. cabinet maker, Nov. 6. at Dowers and Lyon's ROOM., IfAir111111)(h. DOSULD titratu Biackert,ft, Caithness-shire, cattle dealer, Nov. 11, ell the Celedeatea Hotel, Wick . WitmAx HAY, Let Mtideua. Tortarahlre, tallier, Nov. 7, at tb• County and Commercial Hotel Porter. BOARD or TRADI, WRITIIRALL, Ocri.l7.—The Right Hots the Lords of the Committee d Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received, through the Brom tart' of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy et a belies bored by the Board of Health at Lisbon, Mating that the port cd Valencia is considered free from inhodes id& the chola maims from the 15th itiet. —Gazette. _ PREPARATIONS ioR LORD MAYOR'S DAY.— Change, with her attendant sprites, has been vastly btu y in the Guildhall during the past week. The Hoofing, originally stone, has, under the flourish of her wand, sod denly become wood ; Nelson, bearing the aocamolaiions of a twelvemonth's dust, has been treated with • bath, and re sumed his original appearance ; Wellington, the " hero of • bmuir•d fights," is to resplendent with martialglary ; whilst Gwg and Magog look down with pr t approbation on the change, and with the of again being the guests at a civic banquet, ' on. of the olden times." We understand that the " Universal lime Light Company " will have two of their jets placed in Guildhall. veld, the light from which will be thrown upon the build ing in the evening, and produce • very beautiful appeamsace ; whilst in the interior a magnificent star will light up one portion of the banqueting-hall. musical arrangements will be under the aaggecment el Yr. Ii Glen Wesley. The buds of the Hon. Oingeser and the London Rifle Brigade will the preeendoe, whilst six men in armour, each at twe will form an attractive feature in the awake& M i t banterr corps belonging to the firm of Cubit& sad CO. hays alas applied to take part in the procession. Whether the Leedom Brigade will be present is not as yet decided. From all we an gather. the banquet of November 9, IMO, hide fair I. via with similar entertainment* for sense yeast pest in its sale of magnificence and splendoer.— City Prees. EM CiZZINWICII Warneren AND TNN LORD YATOR ELEM.—The long-pending dispute between the body of Greenwich watermen who exercise the exclusive right of ferry from the Isle of Dogs to the opposite shore and Alderman Cuing, 1. P., is still the subject if litigation ; and the cues to be finally decided in the Court of Queen's Bench. During the pest twelve years the whole mount derived from this ferry bas been appropriated to the pay ment of law meta, the lessees having hitherto succeeded is protecting their ancient rights ; and although Alderman Oebitt still runs a steamboat for the conversers of passen gers across the river, by the terms of a reuses order he is to be held responsible for the amount of fares, the Isesees of the ferry lumping an account of the numbers so conveyed. This fury was formerly the chief medium of oornamskeMos I*. tams the northern and eastern parte of London and the op posite side of the river. rr [Advertisement. )--11OLLOWAT'll OINTZIRT AND PULL—Hope for AU.—Whatever their atheists. sees used &wood of beteg cured tall they have tried these treetleatble rweedie-.. Whether the disea.• be tetanal or iszteesel, apeol► nom. or the motto/ violence. It a cure be possible, H leestles-;e will elect It. The severity or derma l = study I. on bar to the ascoesatfct initeenee meted by liege twin 1.41.1 , 1 i I) wles.b cleo e, perry, sod lovinarste every 'did and Sold to the body. and completely renovate tie digestion. Taey retokr every organ of oct..retlo.t Jeelthy. These adenlrahle *weirs disease vet hesediately out the absorbent system, taw, heart, and weakliest wlterwby they Invariably give I dulTll. WM, sod vigour to ail the Astoria factious of life. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, OM 3 ELecrion or litriani.x Pnorsison.—The election of the Hides= Professor of Divisity (the fast solder the sew arnagereente with t o Mr. Relee's imesbetkons) took pleat today at the w et Magdalen Doane, the residence of the Hoe. end Rev. the Vies-Chencellor. The eleckm were the Masters d Trieity sad 81. John's, and the 's, Regina. end Harridan Professes. el Witit lwl y i .i a re t 're were several candidates. The Rev. Merles John Ellicott, 8.D., of Pa. John's College sad at pelmet Professor of Divinity in Kiag's College, Loodoe,was appointed. Professor kllioott is already 'mown by the pub- Radios of several theological war ms, as " Critical sad Gram matical Commentaries oe ta. 711854/, " Ep.ht slams " (ldni”, sod " Pastoral Epistles* (1888) ; also " His tories' Lecture. on the Lib el Oar Lad Jesus Christ." being the H ulsean Lectures for 1860; " Obligations of the behbeth " (Huber& Prise Repay), be., be. The appoint : at is almost ueivenally approved here. PATALL pram? NEAR TAVISTOCK. We have received information of an occurrence which hes takes place eta village called Latchley, about *nee ram from Thviatock, and which, we regret to say, has terminated fatally to one of the parties concerned. It appears that fur some time past then hen been a minim. demanding between two men, both miners, called John Hedgerow and Richard Piper, which was oomsioned by a dispute which took plain at Michaelmas fair, in Tam stock. relative to some girls, 111.festing he. existed to a oonsiderable extent Mace that time, sad whenever they met high words hove been mad, and angry ahem. tiiins have ensued. At Walley, on Saturday seem ing last, there was a large assemblage of miners and labourers from the neighbouring village of Ounnislake, who had congregated to take part In a ceremony locally known as "hu n ting the stag , " but which, in comma parLioce, consist, in carrying oat the cap of a man who ha, been known to violate the sabotity of a neigh. hoor's household. The Chilaworthy blase baud was also present, the man &Nicobar being one of the players. The pa bhc.boese the Rising Son, st [Atchley, was filled with venom mem* wham were Piper and Bodenner, I who had not been in each other's company long before the old grievance was revived, and after a blow or two hail been struck they agreed to oil j.,urn to a field close by. and then fight it out This was about 10 ("desk in the . About 200 ass were pneenall alma the tight took m place, which lasted for nearly ens beer and le ty teinutee, and Itodenoer was evidently gettieg she hest ce it. A farmer called Stephens, oe whose ground the ee co un ter occurred, interfered to Mop the battle ; he, how ever, was met with considerable abuse, Red was threatened be several persona, "if he interfered any more be would be knocked down. According to his statement, the poor fellows were evidently delighted with the prospect of being separated, but they were urged on by their brutal companions, and the fight was continued. After a time Roden nee received a blow hum Piper which knocked him down, and he fell on a heap of stones, and was so severely injured that though he eudesvoured to me he was unable to do so. He was re moved to the Rising Sun and was shortly afterward, taken bons * his father and mother, who reels et Abbas, but be dad - before reaching it. Piper was aloe ewes* Finished, being unable to see, and his face otherwise naeltreated. He, however, wee able to go to his house, sad ea Minds moss log he was arrested. Yesterday he was before Reginald Trelserny„ Seq., of Harewood-bears, sad remanded wad this day, when the coroner's knee* will Min pima A post mortem examination et the deamend was made yes. tad* afternoon by Dr. Woods, the Noah of whir* will be known to-day. Re Superintendent Hoed, of Oillingtee, was on the sense of the itimiedz s ca yes terday inking the seeseary inquiries. Wafers if lea Tam lIVIDI3. OF ALDIBUIAII 8111117.—The cor respondent of the Dublin Loosing Nero, writ* hem Limerick oa Sunday, says :—" I am glad to be able to Mate, from SOWS which has reached hare to-day from Tulle, that the local oonstebulary have every hope that justice will be brought home spinet some, at least of the perpetrators of the fearful murder which has lately disgraced that might:on/- hood. An investigation of the ease was held yesterday by the magistrates, at which the musty and rub-inspectors of consta bulary were able to disclose (seta which will bring home the crime with certainty to some of the prisoners In custody. At this stage of the proceedings I am oot at liberty to my more ; but the exertions of the anthorities have been Mice the perpetration of the foul crime. It molar= matted that nothing was left undone by the police to warn lir. Sheehy that en attack upon him was meditated. Beelike writing to Mr. Sheehy, as mentioned in my hat letter. Sib-Inspector O'Dell rode over from Tulle to the 6ilWae sessions on the Friday before the murder, and personally acquainted the deceased of the fasts that hail coins to the knowledge of the = asst warted him n ot t o return to Ayle without the constabulary know. Mr. Sheehy neglected this use altogether. 1 should add that no doubt aleia Met the manors door of the cottage was broken its ; ilt tale, the very frame was forced in with the door. Yokes lead hes Um fouled iu the pump, evidently what had time ballets or sle withw The fate of a timepiece wu found the dob v i a , the heads pong to the hour of throe bat it is believed the murder was eommitted earlier than that hour. I may be able to place the farther facts that have coma to my !mow/ledge in your bands after the next exa ounstion of the prisosera Mr. O'Hara, ILM., is paying the greatest snootiest to the came.* ORYIITAL PALseli. Owe 131111.1.1110 DAT.— TOMOST,fIeSOINIO X —Admissions ott parattot,l,49B ; ditto • ti ammo Wes% lOC t lota 'imams, tivENOtt, 00T013ER 31, 1866. THH rOR COURTS. RANSION:ROUSE. A walteiremst pin urn. Mord Reim /fors, wen yee ' tads, luant owe bilistoll, bi iistedy 01 M a = witaori, h ilisling • 10L Bank of Eighind we% Mrs of Mr. John I6'Oregor, an engineer, ussiertibe nowt The Praffhtl as the nib of Let month he arrived in um esirAwircia Lid% and he received • cheque for VA aid tin the 11th trews • mercantile firm in the chequ e fir Oil he &land cash, in two 101. win and nineteen swesselpse Re folded op the notes and pined them in hi pocket-book with the gold.ghtly sties he bid venire& the mosey he want into a hair. dimes shop Is IL Ada was kept by the primer, to have hi hair out, and Weir he sat town he took olbi grentrioat, in the site papist el which he bed plead the pocketbook containing the W I sad niter be , bad bed his hair eat he pot ass Ns coat and left the ship, aed upon examining hie peofist-book shortly afterwards he discovered that one et IN 10/. notes sad two sovereigns were pis.. 1 appeared that the preseentar went back to the prisoner's shop to make ioquirise about the missing note, but could obtain no tidings of it, and the shop was shortly at ter . shut up, aid he heard no more of the matter until Monday Wt, when he found the prisoner in custody. The prosecutor expremed his positive conviction that he must have last the not* in the primer's shop, and that it most by some means or other have been abstracted from his pocket-book while he was haves( kis hair cut. Mr. R. A. Bayley, a clerk in the Bank of England, de• posed that a 101. note, No. 65,471, and dated July 23, 1860, was paid into the Bank, through the banking-bowie of Mars. Williams and Co., on the 19th of Sept. Reprdnesd the note. which bore upon it the indorieneent, Moore, 31, St. and it was proved the= was one of the notes paid to the prosecutor for the 381. cheque. Monger, the detective officer, deposed that a warrant was his hands for the apprehension of the prisoner, planed in pot his going to his house in St. Mary - at-hill be found it was closed, and he had been looking for him ever since, but could not find him until Monday last, when he met the prisoner iq Liraehrinse. Ile asked him if hi time was Moore, and he said it was, and he then inquired whether he did not keep a barber's shop at St. Mary•athill in Septem ber lap, and he said he did, and that he had let it. The phloem, in answer to further questions put to him by the officer, admitted that he bad purchased a watch, and paid for it with a 101. note. Ho was then asked how he became possessed of the note, and he mid that • man who was a stranger to him had come into his shop, and seeing that he had a good deal of gold in his pocket, pulled out this 101. note and asked him to give change for it, and he did so, sad he added that when the prosecutor afterwards made inquiry about the note he bad lost he fancied that it might be the same note, and was therefore afraid to say anything about the transaction. Evidential was then given that the prisoner had purchased a watch with the 101. note belonging to the prosecutor, and that he had afterwards pawned the watch for 21. It ap peared, however, that ha gave his right name and address when he payed the ado. The prisoner, when called upon to answer the charge, made a somewhat lengthy and circumstantial statement to the effect that a stranger had come into his shop who asked him to cheap the note in question, and he did so. Hs poet tivwitild all knowledge of the robbery. Challis said that he felt it his duty to send the ease before a jury for them to decide, but he consented to take bail for the prisoner, himself in 4W. and two sureties in SOL each. Mr. ()mood Hanbury, of the banking fi rm of Hanbu ry and Co., waited upon the presiding alderman, for the pu pae cd auk* a statement on his own behalf, and on that of oilier beakers in Lombard-street, relative to the obstruc tion and Inoornienee that was occasioned, not only to themselves but to the phial, by the costerniongers who came there with their barrows to sell fruit. Mr. Hanbury mid that it was needles for him to state that hundreds of thousands of pounds were carried from the different banks in this neighbourhood every day, and it was the practice of the hucksters to get round the teak douse, ostensibly for the purpose of selling their wares, but he wee shah! in some instances with other and far leas laudable objects in view, and people who had Weiner at the different banks were frequently almost hustled as they came out. The inconvenience had attained such a height that an application had been made to the Commissioner of the City Polio, upon the subject, and he stated that he had given instructions to the police and the matter was now out of his hands. Under these circumstance* he had felt it right to mention the subject at this court, in order to see whether anything further could be done to remedy the inconvenience complained of. Mi. Goodman, the chief clerk, referred to the minutes of the wort, which showed that a great number of them per sons had been taken into custody and lined for causing obstructions in the various thoroughfares in the City, and he also said that some portion of the public appeared, from communications that had been received, to imagine that these poor people had been treated harshly. The magis trates, however, bad merely done what they considered to be absolutely necessary to do away with what was un doubtedly a very great nuisance ; and, so far as they were concerned, everything had been dons to put a stop to the inconvenience complauwid of by Mr. lianbury. Mr. Alderman Challis said that it wee a veey difficult gnash= to deal with, sad to avoid acting with what might Fto be cruelty, or preventing poor people from an honvelihood. It appeared by datistical re s hat honed li there were no fewer than 10,000 persons of the class called ocetermoegers in London alone, and all them got their living by selling fruit and vegetables in the streets. To prevent them from doing so was of course to put a stop to their means of existence, but at the same time it was perfectly clear that it could not be permitted for them to come with their barrows into the crowded streets of the City, and this proceeding must be put a stop to. After some further conversation it was arranged that Mr. Hanbury, and the other gentlemen concerned, should make a written communication to the Lord Mayor, when some further steps will be taken in the matter. MARKETS. OOTTON.--4.rnaroot., Oar. 30.—Our market continues very active, end the sales are again large, with a hardengt tendency, sweating to 23,000 bales—ineluding Americans, at 31d. to 81.1. ; 3,500 Surat, at 3fd. to il kag 500 Reyinian. at M. to 12d. • 10 Peniam, at fild.—d w ' 13,000 are for speculation and export. The week's im port is 1,795 balm COTTON GOOD&—Menoszerrn, Ocr. 30. —There is • little mote business for the home trade in yarns, but shippers to all markets are doing very little. Spinners are asking higher rates in coesequeroe of the speculative excite ment at Liverpool in raw cotton (which is equal to )d. per pound since Friday), and buyers of yarns for export having no faith in the stability of such an advance wider the cir cumstances, prefer to withold their orders. Sellers are asking gd. to id. per pound more, and are able to obtain it for home trade yarns, but not for export twist. In some cases an advance Is given by shippers, bat ft checks business veu7 considerably. There is warmly anything doing in cloths for the rune meson. Manufacturers are compelled to raise their prices, and it has almost put an entire stop to business. In addition to this the India and China houses Lave no mail. It was due on Saturday, and they are welt ing for that before they do anything. There is a very ex cited business in the market, but in the position of buyers they are almost unwilling to do anything. News two days later from New Orleans speaks of prices as rather easier, and there is o strong feeling here that present prices cannot be sustained, WOOLLEN.—LICLIMI, OCT. 30.—TaEng into account the dark and fuggy 'tato of the weather during business hours, there was• good market this morning—better than might have been expected. There was a rather numerous attend ance of buyers, and the improvement we noticed on Satur day was fully maintained. The quantity of cloth cleared out of the coloured hall during and after market hours was larger than we have wen during several week, ; but the white market was not so good. Only a very moderate busi ness was transacted then. ILOILTFACITTRES. HUDDERSFIELD, Ocr. 30.—The market has been thinly attended by buyers, and business in nearly every branch has been quiet. Stooks are increas ing, and where manufacturers are willing to mooed° point it does not operate upon purchasers as an induce ment to buy freely. WOOLS.—HoopreaereLD, Oct 30.—There ie but little demand for wools at present, buyer preferring to wait till next London sales, announced to eminence on the 13th of next month. OORN.—Burt, Ocr. 30.—At to-day's market a good supply of new English wheat, but quality and condition pnerally so various that it is difficult to give any correct quotation ; from 595. to 555. is about the value of damp up to 60a. per 5041 b. for best sorts; old fresh-threshed rid, if really fine, makes Ms. to Ms. per 5041 b. Foreign supports late rates, with a fair inquiry for fine parcels, which are scarce. Barley for malting in good request at former currency, whilst griadiej I. rather dearer. Boos and pees in limited supply, and la. to 2s. higher. Oats of fine quality in fair demand at prices in favour of sellers. The foreign impor, last week areas under :—Whest, 17,745 qrs.; barley, 16,901 ; oat., 1,761 ; beans, 2,81:03; peas, 369 ; tares, 562 ; linseed end reposed, 19,179 ; oil cakes, 113 tons. Lane, Ocr. 30.—Weather damp and very much against the condition of grain. The few dos dry samples of new wheat as well as old me held very firmly at late rates, sod a little more disposition to operate is manifested, but all damp and inferior samples are utterly neglected. Fine r i zs .as make f dear, other sort* very slow male. Beans and other full prices. Oct. 30.-The weather is mild and fine. Whilst sowing is lorogresaing favourably on the light soils. AL to-day a market we have bad a fair attendanoe of growers r , good runs of wheat readily sold at late rates, damp sam ples dull sale, and prices rather lower. Barley rather more offering, and prices of both malting and grinding were fully maintained. Old beans and oats Is. per qr. higher. Wheat, white, tillb. to 631 b., 635. to 671. ; ditto, red, 41 b. to 621 b., 525. to 635. Barley, beet Chevalier melting, 531 b. to 5410., 44a. to 465. ; ditto, runs Chevarer, ii2ilb. to 631 b., 38s. to 40s. ; ditto, distilling, fefilb. to Mx, 345. to 36e. Beans, old, 631 b. to WM., !kg. to 545. per quarter imperial to the powers. Newciawrix. 30.-The weather since Saturday has boos exceedingly wet, in coneequenoe of which field opera tions have been totally suspended. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the powers, which, owing to its wretched cooditioe, sold at very irregular rates, and the MUG remarks will apply to south country new, where quality and condition are want ing. The arrivehs of new French being superior, are for the time supplanting the sale at south country varieties, the best reds making 635. to 66e. per 50411 m. respectively. Fine old foreign was more inquired for, and was the turn dearer ; titettut red commanding readily 66e. ; medium mixed Dantsic, 68a. ; and fine up to TO.. per 5041 be. Flour that can be warranted in good demand, other sorts compara tively Neglected. Malting barley in steady request and pointing upward ; grinding scarce. Old malt ls. to 2s. dearer. Beans. peer, and oats in increased demand, end still tending upward. SALISBURY, Oct. 30.-At our market to-day there was • very large supply of pain, and a full attendance. A con siderable business was done in wheat, and good dry am ple' hilly rivaled last week's rates ; but out of con ftioned sects (and there ware many of them) were not eared for and had a dowaward tendency. Flour, unaltered in value. There was a large inquiry f or best melting barley. which sold at an advance of lid. to Is. per quarter. The malt trade was very firm, old malt being extremely scarce, and new is reported as very inferior. In other descriptioes of grain there was no quotable difference. New wheat, Ns. to 70s. ; old ditto, 60s. to 745. ; barley, 34e. to 46e. ; este, 945. to 325. ; beans, 46e. to MM. ; pets, 425. to 50s. • rye, 30s. to 335. per qr. Flora, 475. to bin per sock: Malt, 9e. to 9x 6d. per busheL CATTLE.—Bauanomr, Ocr. 30.—Our market to-day was completely crannewl with beasts, and there was also • very large attendance of country butchers and dealers. The whole of the beet beast' were olearied i at s reduction of about 6d. per more; but the majority of inferior animals were not sold, although lower rites would have been accepted to effect sales. The supply of sheep was very Luge,numbraing over 2,500,and of puticularly. rod quality. There was • very quick sale, at • red:taloa. of Id. per lb., and almost • total clearance was effected. Of calves there were but very few, which maintained former rates. The pig market was well supplied, and a good business was (Laing, but prices for all description were on the decline. Best oz beef, lls. Od. to 12e. per more; now and heiferditto, 10s. Od. to lls. Od. ; beet Down mutton, tld. per lb. ; other Weeds, 7d. to 7id. ; veal, 7d. to tith ; freak pork, 7d. to Bd. ; salted ditto, Bd. to 9d.; and 11% Od. to Hs. 3d. per score ; green bacon, ikL to 9;iti. per lb. ; dry ditto. 10d. to 11d. ; sweet pickled bum, llld. to 11d. ; quarter aid store pip, 10s.to 14a oak ; age with calves. 121. to 141. SALISBURY SKIMP FATS, OCT. 30.—Our October sheep fair was held in the Butts. The numbs, penned wee lather above that of last year, but trade ruled dull, at about the prim* of late fain. Ewes may " l c ie es : at from 2ts. to 355. ; wethers from 30, to 4th. ; and lambs from 20s. to 28s. ; choice iota higher ; inferior iota lower. The lute Mr. Alderman Smith's prize of rd. to the largest I peuner was awarded to Mr. Samuel Strange, of Haselbury, who penned about • thousand. BOW-STREET. Jaw Lloyd was placed at the bar on remand, charged with stealing a watch. The pprroosecutor, Joseph William Frond, said—l live 40. ChaWadrest, St. Ilielin's.ban and am a smith. On the night of the =ad, about eleven o'clock, I was in the act of fastening my door, and hearing voices outside I opened it, and a female tried to force herself in. I struggled to prevent her, but in an instant she desisted in her attempt, bed ran away as fast as she could. I stoked down and found my watch-chain hanging down without my watch on it. I then followed the female, and when she had got about 200 yards off I saw her stop and turn bock and lend something to the prisoner, and be in. neatly ran away. I followed him up • narrow court into Bedfordbury to Hay'rbuildinp, through there to St. Martin's-lane, where he turned round, and was taken into custody about 30 yards from May's-buildings. He we taken to Bow-street, sod when I wu preferring the e=e, my watch, the one now produced, was brought in by r. It is a silver one, and I value it at about 31. I was looking over the woinan's shoulder when I saw her hand something to the prisoner. I could not see what it was, but I dir timely saw her hand him something. Crowe:emitted by Mr. Lewis, who appeared for the pri- OOIIIr—III turning the corner I might have lost eight of the prisoner. 1 did not see bun throw anything away. He might have done so without my seeing him. The spot when the watch was picked up wee described to roe, and the prisoner pained about two yards from it. George tla said—l live et 7, Halfordbary. I was al the owner ,of St. Martin's-Las and May'rbuildings on the Wit in question, and saw a crowd of persons running, sod heard the crowd crying " Stop thief !' I saw the prisoner after be was stepped. After he we. taken to the station- hones I picked up, about 20 or 30 yard. from where the pri soner was taken, the silver watch I now produce, and took it to the station. The crowd had run over the spot where the watch was lying. Jeremiah nurOy—As the prisoner ran out of Ably's. buildings, I wu near the spot and caught him in my arms. He was then taken to the station-house. Police-constable F 44 produced the watch. The femaleal lrrr d ;.constable 108 said the prisoner was one pf the worst characters in the borough. He was the assalate of burglary, thieves, and prostitutes. He was indicted at the sessions some time ego, with others, for the murder of Mr. Bellehambers, but he was acquitted. Siam then he bed been renamed in several robberies, and housebreaking im plements had been found ou his person. He we. one el the most desperate men he ever met with. Mr. Lewis asked the magistrate to dispose of the matter Innunarily. Mr. Oorrie declined to do so, and the fellow wu acconl- Wily committed for trial. Henry Baker, a master butcher, on Waimea at Brill•row, Somers-town, ap re Kr. Barker, charged with exposing a quantity of beef for sale which was Wit for humaafood. them the evidence of Mr. T. Curtis and Mr. W. Time- Weil e 1111111itary inspectors of the parish of St. Pancras, it affirrea that they visited the defendant's shop, and found fee sale a quantity of beef which was neat for Maus • portion of the beef was produced in court, b.s the stench from it wee so bad that it was at ones inbred to be removed. Within the peat dap Yawn% Danis and Thnewoll have seized a quantity of bad at, fish, and rabbits, all of which have at once bees ordered to be destroyed. Mr. Barker told the derendont that he had rendered him. NW liable to a penalty of 1401., being 11.11. for every piece of meat ; but as this was hi, first °lifeline, and the weather bay* been very bad for the last few days, he would now be discharged. The conilnct of this inspectors was very praiseworthy ; and if the defend:at ever again appeared before him for such an of be would be heavily bad SOUTHWARK. William Jeffery, a young man of respeetable emote:ions, eh nsid . zi in the Heat-road, was brought before Mr. Co with being found in the house of a person named Taylor, at 29, Marine-street, Bermondsey, for an unlawfoi Pu rr s :Taylor, 15 years of age, said she lived with her pa• rents at 29, ilariseetreet,Bernsoodrey ; Red on the previous night when she came home, as scones abe got to the door the primmer carue ep to herand attempted to force his way's after her. She pushed him out and CIO•VII the door, but shortly afterwards her sister west out, rod * very few momenta dared when she iru surprised to how some me coming up, and en gong to the stain the perceived the rigour going from room to room with a lighted media fa hia hand. She called to him and asked him what he wanted, when he laid, " Oh, it's all right." Fortunenly at that tune leer father came Motad gave the prisoner into custody. Mr. Oonhe caked what state he was in t Witham said that he appeared very drunk, and fright ened her very much. In answer to the chime, the prisoner mid he had bean drinking rather freely, and he could not account for going into the house, unless he thought it was his father's. He was extremely sorry for putting the young lady to any inconvenience, and was willing to apologise. The father of the young sins, who was well known as a respectable tradesman, regretted that his son had acted so foolishly. He would be answerable for his future conduct. Mr. Comh®, in discharging the prisoner, cautioned him to be more careful in his night adventures. It had mused him a lodging in the station-house. WANDSWORTH. James &wades, a cab proprietor, at Lambeth-marsh, was summoned before Mr. Ingham to produce his driver to an swer • charge of demanding and taking more than his !apt dire. . _ gather the proprietor nor the driver appeared, and as it was stated that it would be inconvenient for the parties to attend again, as one of the ladies had to return to the c bosom ountry, his worship decided upon hearing the case in their Payne, the summoning officer, proved having obtained the address of the proprietor from the books at Somerset house, and also the service of the summons. Mrs. Sarah Wood, a lady residing at No. 13, Doddingtoo grove, Battersea, stated that on the 16th instant her cousin came up from Canterbury to London.bridge Railway Station, and they hired the cab to take them and three children, all under 12 years of age, to her house. They had one box on the outside of the cab, and on reaching their destination the driver demanded ss. 6d. as his fare. She told him that it was too touch, upon which he said, " Well, then, 55., cons along." She again told him it was too much, and he said it was not, and that it was ender the fare. She then gave him the 5e., and the number of his cakwas taken. I[r. Ingham inquired the distance from the station to the lady's residence Yr. Taylor, the chief clerk, looked over the commis sioner's books, and said the distance would be under four miles, and within the radius. Mr. Ingham laid it was clear a great overcharge bad been vie& Yr. Wood said it was one of those caw where the rah. maii supposed that it would be inconvenient for the parties to appose against him, and so had resorted to extortion. Yc Ingham inflicted a fine of 20s. and 10s. costs, or 21 days' imprisonment. In a ease of this kind the proprietor has the power of summoning his driver far the recovery of the penalty. , i WEATHER REPORT. 1 Oar. Ilk iniirmi II Aim I &lg. ORMIOCK Blawicc 00PNINAGICI PORTILOIII GALwAr HELL Inman VALUITTA =STOWS _ Gaze ifs Ili t Nis Isw POWWOW= PLTNOOIS/1 Dawn HAYMOW. - LOOM !lI4PWiATION. B.—Barometer aornoted and reduced to 32 deg. at mean sea level each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing one.hundredth of an Inch diminution ; sad meth le deg., above 32 deg., causing three hundredths increase (aaarly). L—ltxposed thermometer In shade. IL —Moistened ditto )for evaporation and dew point). L.—Direction of wind (true—not magnetic. F.—Faroe (0 to 12 —estimated). C.—Cloud Ito 9). L—lnitial letters b, blue sky; e. clouds (detached; f, fog: b , hall: I, lightning: m, misty (hazy) :0, overcast dull;s, snow ; thunder. A latter repeated augmenta—tbas, iv. much rain. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Cleveland, Captain llLck. which sailed from Madras on the 26th of March for London, vu spoken on the 3rd of May. In tat. it S., lon. SO R., by the Rajasthan, Captain Atkinson (which arrived at Jamaica on the 7th of August;, and has not since been heard of. England's Queen.—A furious gale prevailed on this roast from the morning of the lith of October till midnight of the 7th. The brig England's Queen, Captain Cunningham, from Dal housie to Sunderland, ran into Nipisquit Bay and stranded about miles from the mouth of this harbour; she ban since been condemned, and will be sold with her cargo.—Bathunt, N. 8.. Oct IS. Thins Cloud 'schooner', of Guernsey, Captain Day, Is on shore on a Lund bank near Mteaolonghl, but hopes are entertained of getting her oil without any daniase.—Putraa, Oet. 27. Har bluer , Captain Sawyer, from Cirdiff to this port, was totally lost on the Middle Bank on the 14th of September: crew ar rived here.—Maranham, Sept. U. Mllbrook, Captain Barron, front Shanghae, la entering Hakodadi Harbour on the tad of August, went on shore and remained. North Briton u) la on shore in Ballycastle Bay : ship being i4frate;Wd,grain overboard dens log.—Liverpool, Oct. 30. Swift, of St Ives, Captain Steven, from Poniaron to Liverpool, with ore, feunderg on the ?2.4 of October in let. 47 N., ion. 10 W. crew landed here.—Newhaven, Oct. Tit Bala Pelts.—The Franco-gen - lan Company's steamer Saint Felix Is .2 . 11 shore on the Island of Lentos., full of water.—Darda. ladles, Oat. M. Windsor Castle (a), Captain Walker, of and from Greenock for I'alcutta, went ashore on the Island of Sands and is expected to become a total wreck..--Oimpbeltown, Oct. OK VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Africa, from Liverpool for New Orleans 15 days, all well, lat. :B N., ton. 87 W. City of Carlisle (barque), from London for Bombay, Oct. 22, tat. 42163 N.. los. ILte W. Cum (Spanish Alp), from Manilla for Falmouth 24 days, July 7, let. 1.19 S.. lasiE LU.III Cams, from Merits fat tliseenstOwn, July & Dart t ichoone from Liverpool for Monte Video 23 days, Sept. 27, l et. 7.16 1, 100. 22.44 W. Eugenie Marie (7'rench ship;, from Cardiff for Calcutta, Sept. 27, let. 7.14 8., lon. 21.44 W. Olenchne, f r om Foo-choo-foo for London, Sept. 8, 08 the Cape of Ouod Hop Jane Jack Mitchell, from Bombay for Liverpool, August 29, lat. Si S. lon. 26 L , from Ceylon for London, Sept. 2, let. 29 S., lon. 10 E. PeAton)ec Bomanlee itmixque , from Glasgow for Aden Ii days, August 8, let. 211.26 S., ion. 16.30 E. Mr &MOIR Bleitlalt ship), Oct.. 1, let. 11.44 N., lon. 24.39 S. Saxon, from Liverpool for Aden, let. 6 N lon. la W. Typhoon, of and from Liverpool for Bombay 16 days, very leaky, August 22, lat. 89.30 8., lon. 46.8911 %Valetta, from Liverpool for Melbourne, lat. 88 8., ion. 22 W. Tlurn° RETURNS. Milne r.s. X. Teas . Teen, SARVATIL 01:46 nevem ses•Ane. LO 1849 Week griffin August St 4 4 4 4 Greet Indian P•mla .. WTI 1,51 t 1,208 2,778 2,248 Week ending Oct. 19. Great Western el Oseads 316 - 11,100 10,064 WMt .dlai Oct YL Ceru.dl 829 327 1.118 Northataffordahlre - 246 Week rndintOct. 27. liktse7 A Sane Western -6.24 S 7.54 - 5,085 7.1r71 V7iielk ending Oct. 28. , .. . Great Luxembourg London and Blackwell North london • The above 4 azeludve of trams dna under agrannaat with the Loudon add North Waiters Xailway Company MAILS TOR SMYRNA, CONITTANTINOPLZ, TREBI WINDS, &c.—ln consequence of an alteration which has been made in the arrangements of the French Mediterranean packet service, snails for Smyrna, the Dardanelles, Constan• tinople, and Trebisonde, intended to be forwarded by the French packets from Marseilles, will be made up in London, in future, on the evening of every Thnnalay only. The mails which have hitherto been despatched from London on fsv alternate Friday evening will no longer be sent. WORM UNDIES TES TRINITY BOARD.—Works to the amount of upwards of ten thousand pounds are being undertaken by the Trinity Board on the north shore of Milford Haven, near Pembroke Ferry. They consist in the construction of a pier. storehouses, and walled enclosure, the contract for witch has been taken by Mr. Douglas, who is also erecting the lighthouse on the Smalls. These works will in no way interfere with the navigation of the haven, and yet afford the means of storing supplies for the lights along the couta of the Bristol and Irish, Channels. As soon as these are completed it is the intention of the board to erect a number of cottages in the vicinity for the men in their employ, land for which has been purchased of the Right Hon. the Earl Cawdor. Tin Bum's DHIIDERATIIM.—" The buyer's de sissrassro is to end an establishment where wig be presented to him ample choice :f artistic designs, without having forced upon his attention a host of mere ingenious ones, sad destitute of any other toed', with a 'al iff of prices adapted to the means of the economic or those to whom price Is no object. Such au establish ment Is th►t of Dlr. J. W. Benson, situate at SS and 31, Ludgate hill, whose recent enlargement of his premises lon made his show rooms more conspicuous than any other In the neighbourhood of St. Paula His four windows contain such a variety of gold and silver watches as to leave nothing to be desired but the money to buy thou w ath. The high standing of Mr. Benson as a London manufacturer must secure him a large amount of public patronage."—Standard. Benson's Illustrated Pamphlet, post free for two stamps, is descripave of every construction of watch new made. Watches safe by post to all parts of the globe.—[Adver tbaement.) BIRTHS, ILLRILLLGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CARTER.—Ort 28, at Stoney Down, Waltharnstow, Essex, the wife of H. W. Outer, K.q . of a daughter. DKNSK—Oct. 27, at Sturry, near Canterbury, the wife of If. Dennis, Non., of a son. HINDIL—Oct. 27, at ilenlow, Beds, the ',wife of C. E. Hinds, &q., et a ma. HOUID3.—Oct. 25. at Great Yarmouth, the wife of Captain Hohoea, ot • mom KING.—Oct N, at West Hall, Yolke, Dorset, the wife of H. 13. 8. King. Esq., of • eon. KINDSBCHY.--Dct. IS. at Invemeireterrace, Kensington .gar dens, the wife of W. J. Kingsbury, Esq., of a daughter. MACK ENZIK —Oct. 24, at lipoonth, the wife of Captain .1. D. Mackenzie, 14th Rent.. of a daughter . SUTTON.—Oct. 34 at the Parsonage, Bordiston, Derbyshire. the wife of the ker.'. Sutton, of a son. THOMPSON.—Oct. 2.5, at Pine-street, Liverpool, the wife of Mr. IL Thompson, of a daughter. WHITICSIDK—Oet. 16, at Bt. John's-wood, the wife of IL White . I shin, Key., of a daughter. MARRIAGE& BERRY—COLLIKIL —Oct. IS, at the Cathedral, Manchester, by the Bev . G. Huntingtou. Mr. W. Berry, of Salford. to 511.4 Ellasheth Copier, of Hulse. Bieyortm).._Toyftim.—Oet. ft, at At. Oeorge's Chapel. Stone ham. by the Rev. W. H. Nantes. CommanderJ. E. Bideford, citeutri. Y. eLmbter of the late Lieut. O. Tomlin. R.N. _eocorr.t. lig, at fit George s, HanoverequAre. by the Rev. it. Howarth, ID.. J. curt, Dm., of Newlowhioth. Mandwater, to Elisabeth !Mott, daughter a J. W. Scott, Esq.. of Croydon. Surrey. DAWMI—LARDIIHR.—Oet. SS, at Oillinrhani. Kent. by the Rev. Dr. Pegs, D.D., S. Dawes Req., to Jane, daughter of . 1 . Lard - Mr. Staf-flaryleon /LH. DODUAN—CURILL—Ocit. ft. at dt. John's, Westminster, Se Rev. W. H. Turk. Montagne, sou of the late H. Dodman , Tildnroll. Norio*, to IDKut, daughter of the late W. C Isq., of ILlaes Lynn. Norfolk. DEATHS. ANCILL--Oet. 27, at gurbiton, Eliza Prances Atwell, relict of the lets IL Aiwa, Nag.. aged 75. ATCHMON.—Oct 27. at Marine.parsde, Brighton, Lydia, wife of Colonel Atchison, lord Lancashire Artillery, Aged 65. BAR.W-oes. 111, J. Harker, Eq., of Highiteld House, Dux. ford, Cambs., aged . OORNWALL—Oot. RA at Eletesal, near Codelmlng, John, mad Cegtala Cornwall, R.N., aged 34. KOHLII.-001. 11, at Lower Oroevenorplace, Pimlico, Mr. 11. F. lonia, aged 211. MAIIVMAIL' —Oct. 27, a Tborabppark. Notts, the Earl Mann's, aged M. MAIM ALL—Oct. 20. at BialsorieStortford. Hannah, relict of J. Marshall. Req., mind 82 wife of T. Morr M. at Reading, Ana Toledo, ie. ged SZYMOult.—Oet. M. at Montag Rectory, Banta, Jaw Mar. gent, wile of the Rev. Seymour, Rector of Havant. 711011AR-oot. gs, Kari Abbe DO'lns• Thomas. daughter et T. L. Thomas, RM.. Kinifsiorade. chow.. seat N. Printed sod Publithod h WILLIAM IBMI HAM, of No. 8. Lombard-attest. In lb* oft Londoo, Printer, al the 0111os, In Lombard-Maw* is NM Proolact of wisitetrlars.—• wasmaspo. °crown 12. 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