The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-18 00:00:00

fortunate position. He likewles said that apes wee . he had bees charged beton a magistrate with being t oui The eseseel lot the peiestame or pit i strong upon the expanse of the promeisto, Est _ia t clear he had told • pilpable fakeheiril, is a, had g no to the Miniboom with the prissier y solely for the purpose of girth, her meth ref idiot they said that this being tabs ere the Jury mite k credit to any portico of the testimeay. . ale masked spas the freqiesey of *se ell ilikleM all.gid to have been committed Ig the taker chloroform, or some other *goat ef • likellar dimedgePM, at the present time end It was aril igen the as being very probe:hie that married imillas ding-- in the poshioa of the presecowe, who found in the prodicanthat of isecompanyfarada proatitute - iiii - edwie of this dasceiptioe, would be very g to excuse themselves to their wives or other peeress by trumpieg up • story about chloroform. The liaised camel ales romarked upon the circumstance of the proveutor being discover. d at seek a distnee from the place where the robbery was alleged to hays been committed, end the extreme improbability of his having been dinged thrt ugh the 'treaty by two womse, in a state of iseessibility, without the eircumstasee attracting the attention of the polies, while, en the other head, if be was drank, and unconscious of what be was about, which they suggested was meat likely the teeth of the matter, nothing was more likely the* that his should have stormed v ece to the in guidon, and haws there fallen insensible. The r ury, after &shinning a sheet time. returned • were dicta a Guilty. Rosozzo no • dinnvixo. James Broo&sso's surrendered to take his trial upon a ebonite of stealing 881.14,. 6d., tits monies of Charles And Wintry Pelham, Earl of Yarborough. Mr. Clarkson prosecuted. Mr. Parry was for the Mesa. William Fawkes, house steward to the noble earl, deposed that Oa prisoner was hall porter at kis town residence, Na. 17, Arlington-street. On the 31st July winties was about to premed to the Isle of Wight, when the primer told him that a sus of 671. Ib. 64. was required for the payment cf rates and taxes on the following Saturday, and he gave him that amount. The prisoner went away on the 7th sad did not return till the 9th August, and liftman then pet some questions to him reepectiag the money, and he said that he bad been to Brighton TWO, and that le had bees robbed of every Alan of it. By Mr. Parry—Prisoner had been eight years ia the ser vice of the Earl of Yarbosensgb, sad he had repeatedly entrusted him with mosey to • meelderable mount. He appeared very math distressed when he related the story of his having been robbed, and said that he had been obliged to Mats in whose flank* he was at the railway station at 13rightos, and to beg a fres pare bask to London. Th• money be gave to the primmer wee pat of the proceeds of a cheque for 2,0001., drawn by Mr. Wilkins, the Earl of Yeller rough's land steward, but he did not know from what same it was derived. The different rate and tax collectors were then called to prove that the prisoner had not paid the sums which they were entitled to receive (tom the noble earl. NT. Parry, at the aloe of the case for the proaecntiob, submitted that there was in evidence to sopport the ellega• Lion in the indictment that the money belonged to Lord Yarborough. The Common Serpent ruled that the evident. established that fast. The jury gave a verdict of Guilty; but resontstended the prie nor to mercy most strongly on account of hie previous good character. lie was sentenced to be imprisoned and kept to bard labour for ix 1101Itim f astCtt *Fair - mon, , 11. 74 .14" Seeretary bawier mei lb* soda wands/ !Owl Tbe CHAIRMAN said of thL r ietig . "•• l / 2 1iseta rush the meeting wee summoned to and , the moat imputant, and thee which stood first to the notice, was the mitMeration of the terse for the true of the refresee shares tar tarn the address! capital required teetotaller the line l bet as at the lam balf-yearly mere/ the eberelioldsts appoiated • cormittes to report, or at any rate to inquire into the sib ject of the management of this auderg, he thought It might pedlars better meet the Muss of the sartlag is hear first of all the result °Mat inquiry. If, therforo. that was the seas, the second saltjeet in the neSce would be taken fleet, and then lest of ell the proposed altsratles I. the baud by the eppointment of additional directors. (Hear, hear.) He should say r regards the committee, though they had gene into a very fall inquiry, and had learhened ematutri cations with directors, yet they did not consider that they erne appointed to report to the shareltoldus; they had laid before the directors the details of their inquiries, and the latter, with the approbation of the committee, had prepared • short report, which he should now call on the esantary to read. The SECRETARY then read the following brief report: " The directors have to report that they have received the reprountations sad suggesttons of the onnteitne appointed by the shanholden at the half-yearly meeting held on the 29th of August last, to .seise the directors Ia soneidering the sufficiency or otherwise of the arrangements for secular and collecting traffic, particularly In merchandise and mine rals, also the saleissey of the present managing staff of the company t' that the committee appear to have very carefully examined the traffic arrangennats at the various stations along the line, end tionidered the warns of further traffic is coal, lime, maaure, sad menheadin generally, that they have ponied oat what they consider to be defects in the present arrangements for enuring and collecting the traffic, and made several important suggestions to the directors for the further development of the local reetnerem of the rail way ; en which the directors have cow to the resolution, that they will take the representations and reigniting of the committee into their immediate coonsideration, with the view of effectieg stun improvements in the management of the traffic as will, to the best of their judgment, tend to promote the true interests of the undertaking. The directing are gratified to learn that the committee immesh* thin snare connexions ere made with the Stockton and Derlingtoa, Cistern, and Stanton and Hartlepool Railways), entirely concur in the opinion which they have so long entertained, as to the value of the Northern lineations, and the large . . through traffic which they are juiddd iiantidpsting over the whole length of the line, on ice ormapleign to Hartlepool, Stockton, Middlesborough, sad the Latham Beltways; and they must the shareholders will moodisgly, without further delay, put the directors is • position to complete the under taking in the manner sow proposed by then" The CHAIRMAN mid he had not any resolution hooded upon the repeat to gropes., but probably the on- I mitt« might wish to state some ot h er particulate. The re port had, in accordance with the views of the committee, been made so short need general es possible. Mr. THOMAS NEIMAN said, as the organ of the eam mit•er, that K almost nq station there might be • comidoeble none. of rates mooed from the ope pointment of agents to collect good., which, en this time, had boa In • greet measure inhale& (Hear, bias.) Cosamenciog at Leeds, they found mi serebi takes from the Bradford line and carted over their own Rae to Horsferat and other pleas ; almost the whole el the nithe—indeed, all bat a small paper mill, were biddy their coals from Leeds, bat set by their railway. Before the line was tossed thin wen three orders to Ochry, Pool, In., and they fiend the same still. They (the committee) went on to Ripley end other places, and came to an unanimous roolutieis in these words: "That to the opinion of the eom mimes the Leeds end Think Railway possesses within its reach • boat traffic, more especially in merchandise and minerals, much larger than they have at potent, and which they think should be mote extensively developed than it is at present." (Hear, hear.) The committee, therefore, thought it would be better if • mon effective system of traffic management were adopted either by acommittee or in some other way." The manatee of the board relative to the proceedings of the eommittee keving_besa read, Mr. FARSYDE riggeeted that the details of this inquiry should be printed as • report. (Hem, hen) The CHAIRMAN said he very much contorted la what Mr. lanyde bad said, sad he thought it proper for the com mittee to have reported to the shareholden. (Hem.) Mr. POW ELL said, that many of the details referred to matters of competition which it might not be desirable to pub lish—(bear, hear); bat the committee ware prepared to ex press an opinion on the subject of traffic management. Mr. NEWBAM said, on this subject they agreed to • nem Intim, which was sent in to the directors inclose words :— " That from the examiastion sad inquiries made, the traffic =:. lup to the promo den appears to have been hear, hear )-ned hr not secured to the lin the hit minatages whisk being to it." (Hear, hearL ail ls . ad this the aingaittee went through the ea ssid =halr semelselens woe lauded ; sad he thought Is wo lollsoMeisth as by them details before the directors, haling them Mae when weed be of advantage to the anstpasy. With Masao es the ether question, which w :fisst quatica they bad le so le, and which was d01e.114.4 in a great MUMS to the gemming, at the last moo Ilta committee had so hesitation in stating that the ma. nememeat of the traffic was totally and entirely inefficient. They fond that the old system of oonveyieg goods still gained ; and that though the distance to Ripen woo only 29 miles, a railway with 68 miles to the same plate gold coo pets with them. (Her, kw.) TM sontordttee t bo yht it absurd that this should soden for a single summit. Than se seals ; the mills were leading thou from the Leeds and Basdherd Railway, or from Reclothill, a Moan of six Ears, wide In the on of Hanford their own Enna through the Lleoe. (ber, hear.) Tag management w most defective. Me had as favourable an opiates as any on of their dine to., bee sheen with the net of the committee he thought the Mao allainallente In • most ineffisisat Mate for ma mote the neennes of the line. (Hear, her. CHAIRMAN said the object Mr. Tony& bed in vier. and itsosed to be a right one, was that the com- Ilan ahead pat into writing what Mr. durum had staled aid with semewkat more of ezplaaatkm ; and in diedg se, they Medd give an opportunity to those who had hod Mr management of the line to give their replies to these ilithisests. He (the chairman) should suggest that this elkooki be done. He would therefore move, " That the coat mina be requested to report to the shareholders oat the Wesel referred to them, sad that such report be circulated @moist the *redden." Mr. PARSYDR seconded the Mae& Xt. NEWSAIf opposed the motion as one which would piles the committee and directors in open hostility, which be fee ass should not Übe. Having made 'equines at every gado est received information from diffuse' geniis they Mt that the amonat of *deice received justiied them la Nis to ma noisome verdict which they did is the fol ioed* resonance : fiat gossidenble pales lave be talus by the *ado stemern to segos trails te with the York, Nemo.% and Barwick, the Ml and the Loth. gad North Western Railway Compotes, and also to eon= with the Lennatitra and Yorkshire and Great N Railway Companies, bat they think it piobible that bed the &beaten man generally masted personally in the I test negotiations, results might in some metanam haveM Oland mon favourable to the • Lode sad Railway." "That from the nualeatle Ks sad Inquiries made, the Indio 111141kapaiet up to the present time appears to Imo bees fueffiefoot, sad hat not second to the Rae the MU addateges which bolos; to it" Yrom MI that had bean said pro and to. the esetoldin woe .111 of the E s :pions sad he did set gee what mere Odd be dime. Aim. ) The Missiles had prod* M Yee all the& boa liegrildiw imithisiados, sad Ss Men AEI they *Vibe dime Odle esopesa Mr. - POWRILL do that th e pass al who • rasthatign semsdan in tethe Meaders. The hallgt bed ties to oaks cep their sap a the % MIMI. and they ad& tonallsony to Liars edam as that ennoldis • remletleas et the cornittee The CHAIRMAN ix:Haled that Ii had been gene* that Rims isseisthar the* the be brought beide the modhig. sad he thought Ow that eadiestesding then was sego sethissage hi unaided ages *de la that way. HITIZZakt the dd.he el t gimboarte resod ties would be Ms alloolen sod the committee' at immothilest la by geed; he dried Shaman seg. guts gessiaii4 •• as ansedasah lease a sebegestige OUP, a4au I their tholes le womegas* far their la- , been and fee tits disable dela they had Oda, at the IMO tiro reerieeleeekellie the head to carry out such as they thought bed he the istesithe the oerspiery. (Haar.) Mr. STAMM WNW* evella i thoy had la view swat bs a d answeeed nis 4 4.o *de mart s& the aced be was i s he so neove—" That of the M ee to the ; proedia of segisaittee be * sad adopted and that the mooted to give their @deaden to the valour pithAl salgailed_ ....a whether la nisedse legamaagiag staff, gins des fee details mi n." Mr. R.V.TAC l agrrelielsor, d glegaded doTr • CHAIRMAN bolsi ' wflidltWil hM Pielnitlaw• that oared by Mr. Stables wee put gad tarried ems. du. Mr. Ritson's resolatiga was seed pen as a subsisative eithistios and carried is the fidierdeg weeds e—" That the thOrir of this meeting be lathy give. to the emmaittes ire 4eTietheity bave taken t his isvestiptioa, and the hits they have was to the board, ant that they lis to smolt Mara te upset to the dine = re=3: tad • iddessels. to the Is Ohm. a* lo miry set soh. of "I t mode by the cammitto as. they map Weir re to the laterals of the emeissy.".. es wandistutes dams mains. The CHAIRMAN said at the Own* eonsiderablp lea teak gins as le the rating d the Toshio add . :M a seglid lidir the de e e l si etthe gad several Ilele l se* ap as kr ditaorkirth they Man e, - eider the peweliene et The Leeds sad rash Nalway Aef, 1146),.' se• hefee• AN Mani lamed leader those reulatione, ba amata effinelqUl dee likseetalthre now standing cat the register tech eseepalefele4f ewe pretends's. fifth share), every 491. ..g.seeeffea gehilliebelff by than: "S. That alai dune isehell . be taken up by thi elearebahL, ' 'seta eeesphesee with these resolution., shell (sukjeat to the payout el the Avid's& on the eileting preference sharee),,,, he Witted tee preference dividend of 7 per sent. par sauna ter seven years aortas from the let day of October nest, on the capital from time to tins paid upon them. and until, nun time u they are redeemed by the oompeity, whjek ia to leave the option o f paying thnitt ff et par at any time after the *spay of the tarn aforesaid, upon notice being given to the holders. 3. That In redeeming or paying off at per the said shares, the directors are empowered to redeem or, pay o ff all ee say part of sans shares 'Mow time to time, as they shall think ezpodl , at, saluting the shares so to be redeemed ar paid off by ballot, to such form as they shall think proper. " 4. Teat the calls ea the said shares to be loud as afore- said, he payable as hems, via.: 11. on October 1,,,1840.; on Jemmy 2,1861; on A.ptil 3, 1851; 11. on July 4, 1861; 11. as Oeteber 6, 1851; If. on January 6, 1852; and, provided the whets of the shares are subscribed tor, then that as loran calls he made without the previous sanatink of the shavholdere to be given at some specialtputing to be duly held fur that purpose. " 6. Thee es shay of the gala slaves as shah not be taken up by the sharehelden of this company, as be:rehab:lkm pro vided, shall remain et the disposal of the Ahastors, to be issued to such parties, et such times, on such wipe,• and in sash manner, as they may consider most to the advantage of the company. " 6. That in ease say shareholder shall neglect to pay any call due on the geld shares, interest at the rate of s . per cent. per annum shall be award on the call or galls so to arrest, until the date of payment; and the dividend of dividends due upon all such shares standing in his Dania, shall, for the period during which any gall shall be In &near, be aosoluttly hadeitul. " 7. That the directors are hereby taithorised sad em- powered to do, and cases te ba done, all such sets as ere necessary to enable them to catty into effect the previous , solutions, and ell mitten or things incident theist* er arising therefrom. . "8 That the shove resolutions an pima by tin elan- holders u instruction to the dhectonfor tlu Ladle' of 'the said shares, lad whin' they were required by ti.e meeting held oa the said 25h day of August, 1849, to issue as they thought proper; and that each renlutions be endorsed on the scrip to be in for the said shares. Mr. FARSYDE situated that it would be better for a number of the principal shareholders to give personal ace rity, and plsdga their aerie for 'looney at a moderate rate of interest, than bind themselves to pay 7 per cent., especially as money wss now so plentiful that any one might almost pick it up in the streets. (Laughter.) Mr. EDDISON, solicitor to the oesspany, said this could; not be done. _ _ PLINT, shenbeeker, asked whether any better terms would be given ter the Sell shares already taken up ? Th•CHAIRMAN said the company had no power to weak* soy elteratioa in reference to the shun accepted cm the terms pr vinwely agreed to. Mr. JACKSON beefed if by a vote of tie company something said not Widows te pat the holders of the shares alluded to cm the seas footing at these who should now accept th. remainder of the ism open the altered terms. Mr. EDDISON expressed a decided opinion that the tospany had no power to do thh, except by act of parliamnt. Mr. STABLES thought that these shun should continue to bear dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. till redeemed by the company ; and that they shcold not at the end of seven years lose the power of redeeming them by snaking the terms five per cent. In perpetuity after that period. Mr. PO WRLL suggested that the directors should have power to redeem all or say part et these shares at any time, as they may think expWient, selecting the shuts to be re deemed by ballot, or in such form es they might think proper. Aeeolotions embodying both thews Ingestions having been agreed to, The CHAIRMAN moved that the tams propond by the directors be 'Mooted. with the alterations sow made in them. Mr. PARSTDR seconded the motion, which war egreed to, NM. dit. ELECTION 01 NEW DlAN:ink/. The CHAIRMAN said the restarting hotlines of the meeting had reference to the appointmeot of additional &xenon. At the last meeting it was stated that a wish bad been expressed to have additional directors appointed, sad sutra names had been menthiced to the present board as likely, but he should be glad to heat any gentleman pro- Feed by the shareholders. (Hear.) . . . , . A PROPRIETOR proposed IA serball Fowler, Esq., of Promo Roll. The CHAIRMAN said Mr. Fowler was • very proper person; hot the secretary informed him that he was not duly q ualified es a shareholder. The gentlemen whine names had been suggested to the directors were : Joseph Brook, Fog , of Huddersfield ; Thomas Constable, BK., solicitor. of Otley ; James Hutson, Fag., of Leeds; and James &shim, Req., et Leeds. Mr. POWELL proposed Mr. Thomas Newsom, of Leeds, one of the committee of inquiry, as a likely man. Mr. DURHAM wooded the nomination. Mr. C. MAKINS proposed Mr. Powell, but that gentle man declined, is coasectuatioe, as we understood. of his being a director of the Hartlepool Desks, al in that capasity he might have to negotiate arrangemests with the eompary In the end, Mews. lough Brook, Thomas Constable, Jinni Kitson, James Stables, and Thomas Newsom were appointed directors, nuking the number of the board 14 instead of 9, as before. A PROPRIETOR sugges'ed that the company might with advantage take up part tithe defunct Nortkimi Cosa ties Usk.a seems, sad avail themselves of 30,0001. that company had fa head,. but as this smatter was not hseluded in the notice calling the meeting, the proprietor yea re quested to make his suggestions to the &redoes. A vote of thanks having been awarded to the chairman., the meeting after four hours discurdeo, broke up. Dv* Ms LONDON GAZETTIL—Tussday, • - . ' : EILIIIMMIL , loam Hamm WS; Illovviolo. Maar, to arreakr 01111.11 a • 11, sad Oat. 12 st Solo. 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LS awl a& et the MAE A WOMAN FOUND DROWNlD.—Conn idatbin ma anon woe subbed of Berithamyread, oa Babarday tut, in conanowses of the body of a woman hoeing bra towed in the Greed Jerrie* Curl. Oa Nutley as inquest wee held on the body, when the jery returned thie agai faint of" Pound drOwnid." No evUlear being reebrodirehow who she wu or how be came there, bat was =mesa ge be in the water for 24 hoar. Dressed NM Mho amity and of nastiolice IP SUM i kat i or 4 lashes rather roarer% anise knee, Inks briona. 6 =:: domed is a atisaaleso Woos beams, trimmed with el4ISIII• coloured ribbon. pink Inwee, sad pink Is the amanto • oltoosteerosisenni esteem data, with white epee- sat it nadir . of ea; a Meek. silk visite, weaned aMa swipe, wish • el Mash velvet mend the beelsai. white aselinger • par ci minas beets, raid et .tie bah. Her Users= oinked with clienteles J. IL is bias esesking kak i sad her pocket hatikentlet bad J. kt. is red ilia like appeared teibe &boat SO yeses el nia, hide a ha. bonnet • mall ticket Woe sewe4 with the soma el litedussa, so Binbaces, 18, written en it ,mproved. ar,pog out irrspilesity _ _ of s td atoirsiag,bst, Imegicemawietc;rietbe - yentioarket, selollere Witst, AMMO. Mt eil , eidieculeett lashes Prices OUP. bid Mos xcemitly warsitaL Lamm ow in the morning, bow., ever. Weis being compelled to topple their froondiste wpnts, emu more freely tabs thwssrket, and to mine extent Insister wee dons et decliltdrs higher retairlitti meld be Stoteissit lan week. Is. wetasiof sit• flew mottle es much se tell& per lb, siveswitenartives, sod the scorer:rile would be about rd. On the wh-4., the amount of orders drop out bits not b. en Op. lett it emends very *maid erably anything that bee ben Sone fee tide fertankS Dr-three 'week, pint. Ia cloth there hes net:ahem M swetoh . bonnets treoneted, and prices base not bees materlelly improved. the lighter (thrice suitable tor India, bon hoovered fssit the dame goat td last week, but still scarcely a goonble "events has beep piatatool, exemt is particular deseriptlon where the etnks era .carne. Aomertios buyen item bwin more eager to won letemipbei mess of test week. WOOLL&N OLOTH.-4,asbs, -Barr. 17.—We have a lead avenge • sate ; rode tor the autumu trade hew. b•eat La request, and set with reedy purchasen. The cloth trade getaway contiameabs a brisk and healthy Orett, IRON .-05.aectow, 8 , pt. 16 —Con•iderably ohne anima- Um has beg* alaiktesiedia ourpig Iron market to-diy. Wien. have adraowd to IL. 3d., at widen eerarsi largo panels changed hand,. The tone or the market is decidedly firmer. CORN.--.HALsowoatit, Sept. Di -We had a fair 'bow of Wheat; quality and crudities. exceedingly terieble. Our trade ruled lively, and business was transuted at *drones of fatly 1.. per qr. Per end Beans fully as dear. Wheat, white, per qr., -Cs. to 47e.; red, 40* to 45.. Beans and Pew, 26a. to 28* oLL, Sept 11,-The continuance of dry told weather is exactingly &tearable to the completion e f harvest eperatitme, sod with the except:ma of Beam, very Ilitte remains In the fields. The teens has been e.sy firs fereeerything daring the week. Wide* soles &Wieder:es of fresh Whet% Is. Mines te paid. We ano etc Agisply of Wheat from our own farmers at dee day's market: the conditim and quality of the Dew was good, and weight Mout 621b4 to MU per bushel ; the pikes paid were from 434 to 4.M. per qr., being au adverse of about le. per qr. on the rates of i st week ; but formers Wed a good Usk mere money, and were very a ifrholders. *Weer inquhy for foreign, and 1.. mare money .M ; the de emed is puncipally on Wong rests. With a good wrivel nuricy, sided/ from Denmark, mod since the following offload import was muleap,lbe Market is we!! euppsited, and all descriptions meet ready sob et the full ourtemey of tad Tuesday. Oats upthrust in estee. Buse are in mod motet, old le. dearer •as are also Peas of all descriptions. Linseed supports oar quotatinse. Cakes are Its great demand, and fully in, per ton dearer ; U. 3s nes beets paid for best makee,, with few seller* at %ha pram, Rapeseed ia again dearer, and foe Cakes hdl 3s. per ton more 11100e$ is paid. Freese& priers : Ware% EastirdWerld, per qr., Da. to 44* • white, 44a to doe.; Week Intl linclimbers,'422:to 475. ; Ponre6elan and Sunbury, 4M. to 44%; Danish, Holstein, and Frieoland, Mc to 405.; Racoon, Ti s.; Utz t 10.149,..E;5itikh,..1115.1181. i 11. te Dmnish, 1611 1 . 1. ti t. key. malting, 241. to 26..; grinding, 2es. to 22. e. Beane, 2faa to Sus. ; foreign, 26.. to It.. Peas, white, yellow, and blue, 275. to 3i.; grey and black, Ma. WM. Liam* BM* Wm 4b. to 4111.; Peters burg, ot s , to 445.; Blip and Ambulant, its 1e 422.; • Kneksiberg and 51eaul, 28* to MI% Lissome!, Cakes, Mull, IL b.; dee forrimm, M. lea; inferior. 3L Ma. Rapeseed, pr. Bass Cake* 8,11% Tares, foreign, ' Ms. to 21.. 0011110, 6t. to lel. Bence, 90s. Bye Meal. si. 15s. Imporb keen Sept. 7 to Sept. 13: Wheat, 791 cow; tmle4 c 9 . , : • M 1,208; Beene, 1,049; Pees, 839; Linseed, 24,8 , ; Oil Calms,6B tuns Beres, 122. • Irswecat, Sept. 17.-We had a rod nipple of Wheat to • dog. mt. Mew deptemd;• prim have *drafted from le. to 2s. per rps Bather muse Balky on Him sad quality centitruetbUtter than CV:WI; lest week's nag were barely =Mohamed. - leans and per qr. dearer. Lane, Sept. 17.-Front litre to misty sail of veserla bete serised at Goole from the east c4am with grata divinities lard few ro that our show toilay Is considerable. The market exhibited • great Irmo , ve, and there was u Lk sale of the hint new and cif Whose at FrWss , s pekes; bat for the thin low qualltli a Oars we Ise buyers except at :Meer rates. Barley is more hsquired or- as I f el lithe new °firing. elate end shelling, es wen es Ryan* nre quite ae dew. No variation In other article* swivels Mils week Attica% 7,8-3; Oat% 1,432; Barley, 145; karts, UM; Mar, 17; reei, leFr Rapeseed, 971; Unwed, 1421. LatilitroN Buzzatua, Sept. 17.-Th• supply of Wheat at market was natter's, the time of the year ouniddend; good sam ples of both old and new were in fair th mud, a; rattier ever lest week's anew Of Ruh yno new yet appesrs at market; grinding maniplie ministate late rates. Beene and Peas rather dearer. Vilna% per Wed of beehele, old, 26e. to Me. ; new, 22. rat to 29* Bark y, pirating. per imperial qr" Ds. to Ms. Beane, old, Itte. to 21e. ; new, 11* to Ina. Peas. 19e. to Ms. 6d. per 1 beatiele. • Lewis, Sept. 17.-T.Ammy at market the empty of Wheat, both old and mew, mamma% end, thaw Islag a mud deemed for old., no difficulty eves experienced la obtaining hiat week's prime, end In some &Sanwa an advance of Is. per to. was reaped. New witbout enema.= &velar. Bade, steady. The supply of Ude are laniterts therefore, rrevioem roes are freely given. Wenders' Pcsa ;inseam% and me value of these amides must be written Ii per qr. dearer. Wheat, white, old, IM. te Mt; red, IN. 10e.lotli. ; new, 111. se. to Ili. lat.; red, 104. to lal. 100 Burley, ele. to 295. Oata, 17e. to Is. dd. hew, tea. to 294 Psis, 304. to 31a. Ltrals.PoOL, Sept 17.-Thene is little inereve in the sup plies of train, tar, hoes Ireland this week. coneladeg of the new mop. From &breed we have very large amines of Wheat and Fleur ; the 23,1119 qrs. et Wheat are from : French ports, 17,200 qrs.; Dutch ports, 1401! qrs. ; k4ltte, 2,910 qrs. • and front the Mediterranean, 2,272 qa. Of Taw we hem received 17,608 sucks own France, and 10,833 barrels from the United &Wee The other arrival. from &brood are unimportest. We Inc had remarkably fine weather for finishing tip of the authors hervc,l The trade for every article has been very firm throatiest the weak, tribe steady beeleres going forward. The Bede 114 - Wieet at this mo o t s mulct ms tolerably Weedy, del elteetof th e arritaL The hominess trammeled 11111 allel Slam lance* Iraqi the snip. IL per Mkt ma Bet TeneWe grime was rubratund to. Flour In bit wide end has grim are supported. (Dimling Barley wee ld. per 11res1, end Egyptilinieme 6d. per qe. testier, 'Oafs were In limited mild rim elder to hay. Peas were rely as deer. No ladOu Ogre triumPired, tut ever* quo. emeloseofit LYNN, Sept. Ir=w•L hate had a fair supple of Wheat, aud a few sampler oflim&p,-a obeederable proportion of both of very inketw tunny. Wheat agouti quality, Is. per qr. dearer. At pmeembiteinte eMeg Be Batley. %teat, oil, red. Mc to 475. AIM 4l*; mew, 24* Wills.; Mae, 0111* to Calbs., 41% to 46% Bar ley, Ur. to Ws. Nillwsonza, Bejlem 17.. Tip weather. continaeo of a theemehbeimmeeNg far Slari t ; bu t the oigbl ' e being leßyedlY Woe here chats th at morning we had a =Nef , Aim Ms moms. ler whits a reedy wale swim bealtsiete were me various. this octan t e i ‘ell w:It:211n. to 631 be. pee mdesen epee whether semi or leedovegibdderga gnat ry ; the beet Nor folk NS ree=efizeldidij . dit ai r ribs.; kolstein, w vtok • '• I Dente& up to 485., ems MR at Lepowlen tteg we NM mein merge de. lileadma Mr own grow" mdetlegie Neu premed fee- male, ea eles. ABMs! with the utile* diffileatty tor atl= ri 110 W =naturally 6311 M ass bestial. For we tawdry, stale.. W. to 22a. Vol houleholdard up irr i ke dudes whites. nye was Mt much inquired for. tug rireefflifelt, sod we imiseme inquiry for wattles sample., neMplempere would Mee em , mando! M. to M rtz& .Me ." Mop be:written la. toga higher: Prim suseti .• lab UMW IMO SW. to 51e. pa qr. Beans and Feu beteg gene- May UM bete Malley, Imp Ti bold aloof for them:moot, and Mum nownew e4O epply to choice mAt Oats. • *SiTIPMett • *Sept 17.-Oar corn market to-day hae been Sul a ligerearic at trbasta were limited, tamers supplying the saw awry MS ht good conditica. idatmattay, Sept. 17.-There was an imminent' Wind row Sam market UAW, end a lams supply of Wheat than last wag. no agrama taAadesiotaw.wacat was dull; humors asked wee tweensg. lest Bo Mimi se no dlegadtles to purchase at iMmwdliroat. emeellquently lie melba domed 'et how Ittemdwy% _ Phew Tee Time Madame dell. without Mecum to erica.. Old away irsi slut in sapid* but !Uwe wan a •Lete *awed Awe; et =llimbs are liMik4, and •t o below Last week' n fair demote • Oars end Beane sees la Mr oa re. q=a Were metal; se Mesh° Pees sad ',Masa well lb prevUem Mon Wheat, white, 44e. to Mt; MI; *W U. to M.,* new, 40s. to els. Bert old Maw Bereey, Iten; Md. ditn i f ih. 22s. to 22e.; lacier 19e, 21a. I sew one. 17.. Swat Pin "old, Ms. to 405.• t.,3&. te gen me, M. to 3M per qr. Walt, eim. to 6s. 6d. per bwWl. . large, In. 6d. to 3e. 6d. Flour 299. to 318:Per Soh, CATTLE', its.—Routimum, Sept. 16.—The supply of Herb and Sheep ma semesitly havy, and geomally of good qua lity. We had ' a lair elokling of tmyers. pi trade was doll, and pekoe were with ;Moult' exported; Indeed, Is some insteaere, to the buyer& Dee{ Da to do. 104 per elem. Mufti., id. Zo ° 74t le per lb. BAttelioaT.Stpt. 17.—Osieuk4 io-asy wee abanisatly =with cattle, we rtr ost7haanding a full ettendanoa of hal the east of the haloes. tlunoshorit the ilarews wry dud , list and meet ki th; elms ant of Ma deatte vereellegraist TrW eantbtual weather og pekoe led lac= Lieepr hr btra i t smi qtafity artrUteritioney c lieldrs what pm. pie th.f belt Vaal VIM however, to mart ; emend WO weredawn sworgerft Sae bw ea ear. ZOO wow la Ord. 0414 1 1. sad adva i leds. bektla to Si . par more; WilLarr i , re. rd. to fla; to 7.. Wane lOW, 6d. par blfer be, 4 id. to 54L la ed. to Past, On di to la W. pi* wore. Boma lip, de. $4. to Oa Ttioeheawf Ueda wee lap" ba the demand very tad. Tab 111./PLOSION or FriatoroMOM IN flrrierrysixt. —lndependently of the homes Mimed Weds Parma yester day to have beta partially destroyed, ft bei dad been binned that seven in Clitkerow-plane,Verer-etreet, have been nearly rased to the round. A female named Potter, living at No. 14, in the last mentioned pisos, whilst Maeda' one of her children, was forced by the power of the tapiocas from bee shale and driven aerate her room, bat knowing, to some extent, the dangerous Datum of the materials In - Kr. Olitherow's factory, she thew* one child out of the window, and Is andeavoiring to Jump out with another infant In her arms her clothing ars& a tall in the wall, Mid during two separate expkeedie Libor emeture was suspended some feet from the Barn! Fortunately, neither she nor her child sustaisad .entrabefel Injney, but the whole of her furaltare wee demolkhal. The prineirl injuries which Mr. Olitkammeresekred Mem owing to hie attampts made to save tha Ifas M Wheel" his workman. He st,tes now that he saw diesneweenownsat of eke Incident, Ind could hive run eat ballatillanaddialaw:4esj , but bang anxiout to sacs 011 Us mem o be behind to pull him out, and abiletie doles tbs iitpieded, andkoth were terribly bone& .Thwysiseepierendisittit evening tory favourably. leimeldes of the power et the mission may be formed when Itieedmeed that newt laden with Inwood, while protteding sing fillwrebotreet, near Bishergate, wet completely over eats* end the sostents mattered over the road. A man .send Greenwood, living in Aress•street;Lambeth, was thrown down near Truman and lionburre humlloll/-4th arm wee broken , and bit leg terribly cut. During yesterday an immense number of gluten and bricklayers were em ployed in the neighbrearkoodrxidni the broken windows lad irk of the houses dimag rIIE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVKNING, SEPTEMBER 18 190. • ...mi. RAILWAY MEETING. `,- - • . The dlrestern had rime cossetted 'at ... . _• l{ ETS. with the share market, and had dra u ng drunk. t s r e, 1 .=44 4 ao thought likely to opt the one terms . CO n tr .—L Itroob, Stu , nrunza 17.—The sales of 1. 1 ‘l4. 11 9 1 P 8 P D ''' : : . RAJ A WAIr. r , N i lik .w. ''' . 1 . ettroest b it!: a" to 411 lat u s i l i a ootto to are Smutted at 15,000 bales aid consist 0 f hei r ~_ , . ___ 7' ' =MIT' OP:THE C . or i OF, IIfgEIRT. Or ' which the a to o il°, ,and 3,000 Burst; total knee Thursday, las ' them I% widen would be ter fl 4 . 00 0. IPo Thunday, 5,000. Tree market elm. a , 'lr a A Vaal 1011Pliind of the - • tere is thie tex h— on t o o t h on h o id o . t tt , many dad ill supplied; compared with E:ldar's nation i' ve finis held nonday, • • ride to '. -- i" .... rat. American a,. Id. to id. per lb. dearer ; r ales re- I ta a ...- i :L iiii as p e rke 0).---ao w are .1 . , er a si — a w—rmiL t ' 7 ETLRY dm reed I:eV w lee other i e l . ' ~, ____ , l om o s, o f essiali thrierwt et dap ' ..4 . 1 at ems e o sequee tly a lt e r e d some the f MANCRIATIII, WITYSIIRER. 17 —Buyers, as 1 antieipared "'"/"°.* lest fraViesely meting, relative ellibe I . amendments moved by Mr. Bulges dad r. Pow* be or Uterus, have lima ealsevilea re vise 111.6 the matte( somewhat more e lly to-ela , and prices have ito roved. th a t taaas se y a She munmeny; and op lalmakmairker :=l.l fellegi a g arre.d is obe haw in - "idol OM were liltimatelf 0 i h f d of I P •ngtot • ag tete state t • cotton mar ket, ening out a taw. 11. 61 c d . fr"" iikussau. stmnd E s. r d l roin et be Wr i e st k el , ,r.. 1. tin ' 41(4 of lit Preemie iiiit lbw anted of the tenor of silents by the Amerioan steamer, the mar - ftt la b v the e benplatdelsn. rendusiese of pp th A ud it, is a, het. Wd, has bees in an exerted and unsettled state, apd me irreplaril hes -prevailed •Le th• early pert of the -- .--- diltriet".' PrNid.d. lad .11111-11"14 &Iliad."'" al 'e"ee th e leeehhele tit '- Th• letade and TM* 'Agway Act, MIDDLES - Pi SESSIONS.—YeaTzinmr. W,ua MI • rvu. Bowl' ar Idacirra•To. The llopeasabsr General Sessions of the Pesos for tits county of Middleeez commenced yisterday stoning at the Sessions Howse, Cleekenwsll, Mr. Witham presiding he the abloom of the Josistant Judge, Mr. &desalt Adam. The es'endar contained the names of sleety-one prisoners for trial, eighty-ilve of whom were charged with felony and six with misdemeanor,. The loused Chairman very trial, address& the grand jury upon the nature of the duties they were called upon to performs. STILIZT ROBBERY. John Johnson, shag and Jansen Knowdy,ll3, were invieted for hat rag stoles a parse containing five half mower sad other moneys from the perms of Kra. Illisrbatk Cousins. On Saturday last the orcseestriz was stalk's' in Bedford row, baniabary-read, Winstoa, and whilst • boy with an smile basket importuned her very 'meetly to purchase some of hie fruit, the prisoner Johases got sear her and drew from her pocket a parse, whisk be threw upon the ground, the boy holdlas his basket seas ape treat her seeing the, move• strata of Johnson's baud.. &essay was watchirg on the opposite side of the way, and as soon as be saw the parse on the around, be raa across sad picked It up, and ha and Joheens yea away together. A perms, who had scsiden tally witnessed the transudes, informed an officer what had taken place, end the two prisoners were apprehended. Whoa Kennedy was asked what money he had about him, he said he had but 3e. 61.; bar,on being searched at the station hare, there wss found upan him, in addition to 3i. 6d., the Walked nu of money the proweutriz had been robbed of. The pane had bees disposed of on the way to the station house. The jary found the prisoners Guilty. A police alien informed the court that Johnson was a uvular associate of thieves. In 1844 kit was eentenoed to levels years' transportatios toe stealitig a bale of tobacco, and was liberated about eighteen months ego. Sinn his libera tion he had ben twice convicted of picking pockets. Ken. Body had been before convicted once. Kies wart sentenced Johnson to bs transported for 10 years, and Kensedy to be kept to hard labour for nine months. THE POLICE COURTS. BO W•STali ET. ROBIIIII.IIIII IT A DE.APtlell ASSLITANTTAOIIIOJ he,- wood, on. of the assistants is the wholesale department of Meson. Bkoolbeed sad Co., the liasedrapers, of Tottenham teen-road, was sharse4 with stealing a large quantity of satin damask, sad varines *thee valuable articles. &tient Shaw apprelesdad the prisoner os Woodsy evening, sad be took Mat late custody he fell down in 'swoop, exclaiming " Oa. my God, my God, what will be come amy child:es." lie was conveyed to the station in a cab. The rigour yesterday morning sobbed violently through out the eternisation. Richard Balmy deposed that be was one of the essis. tants in tie employ of Mears, Shoolbred and Co., and the prisoner was in the mine department as himself. Wiling@ was iadneed, from information be received on Monday from Mr. filtoolbred, to measure a pieta of valuable satin damask, valued at 17a. 6d. per yard. • he food that five yards were wanting, and seven bevies been est off before, there were twelve yards whittle bad been stolen by some one in the warehouse. The last five yard' set off were found in the prisoner's house, Clarendon street, Somers-town. Oa the **astable gales to the prisoner's residence, la addition to the dusaek astir, be toned emend other valu able argentine' furniture fitness, and also window sad door fluiaes, the what of whisk wee identified se the pro petty of Items. Monitored. The primmer, in answer to the charge, briefly stated that he was , salty el 'wallas( the damask satin. lie was tally committed to take kb trial. WORSBIP STREET. _ ALLSCIED CONSTIRACT TO DIBPIAVD At Su:TM PLAT. ewe.—Hr. Richard Williams Kam. landlord of the Segue Luf, Charthureeto blikeend Nerbtowa, sad limmesd via wailer, wee charged with being coneerned with ethers is obtaining under Mho sad fraudulent preteens, $ sr of from Joseph Robison, stonsminew, emit getheisear of • beer shop. Globe-reed, is the sere selgthboneltest Th somplainast mated that about four weeks ape the nth of the emus of Jacobs, Ulm Glover, and Flowewouthal othow his, whom they entered late eummealies sheet pmsobeith bagatelle bard, sad they obaseved thee thwythemiti Webs to sell. They math maim several time ms Me SAM Est. Oa the evesieth of that day lambs sailed, seta Yield his to morsonpasy his to the Seger Lad. The pthemer was then Wide his bar, and wpm bombs mestasaleg that he wished to bey a bagatelle board. the prisemer stated that he would part with the one hi lad for ni. Oemigialesat said that he wield net give so mash. Wkilethey mania esemer 'anon shout thshmatelleboard,soess adommiesd the lerms was an mullein skittle mound at the bah elite heed. They west that. sad than was she Noww, with Rum other persons. The prisoner prtheesd the essosiaaat shield have a frieudly gams ter a plat Oineplaimen played with wham be was elbeewarda Wooed to pi ter CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. W aw • with m m j os h, t b o 65. A pas, whisk he • lie atoorwethe played for 31., whisk Make kat He *yeti OLD COURT.—YddreteaT. a third time &NM, quits, ohs be was • whims,. While Boma no Wool= ItratoArr. Omura or ltannaar cum Hocuesum playing he booth about pet Male. and at the eamitheion of. Arum Miner thy, 26, sad Ames Haase, MI, wet; ladicted ak• p la y ha hada ". ma * inall alkaa " Mt ha ha use unpins& nth he wee led hew by heeleurd Newer. hw om atashall o f w iai h om va s a L vala phi lataa mm a rL lWal vo l a " ja g s t".l the Bowes so ovoIISMO that M woo in a state ofthiper all might. The ant art hate galled upon him. end oohed hies Mr. Coopet proweuted. Mr. Piny defended IVoarthy, s the siimme. hone ems to ig to go with wad Mr. Banalities apr oral for tee other primmer. The T rostrums, who ia a Illeetshmea, sod who described *JUIN' He "1/1"1"1. that.. Hs fre ittlha he keil sem ale. Wh en h a wont theme be head himself is crawl...ion stoat, sad as having formerly been 11 1 • 41 _,1 1 bin tonne Gambit( tient upon the Eastern Cos:ries Itsilvesy. Meru poem pesseat. seam ow wee= wWd • gam Is objestodos i =d that be bod bee a that on the night of the 20th Anew, about 11 Wel d er! ens is Whitmlispel, en Ms way home, whom he net the s • • teed rh.“ 47 $co _Tr.== primmer M'Carthy, who aceosted sad sae& his rf w 'r ds l7 6 7. ass •• • ' w g e 7. = t o to test her. lie told her be had so election to do to y so, but be would mot go to s perbliehouse, ad she then said ,`; ‘ 4.T . . a sso a m " di ssoo, "" law r imilm aa rm a t oo . a P o r som i t • i t; she would take kin oolbowbers else, and he aceonipuied •••• 101. limbs roomiehed that it was a very fair caw, het I. her to • eats shop is Soeseeset-street, Aid's% and she The m parreas ... 2 . _ . was ... _ . stakelol_der_f_or eke let took his upstairs into a bedroom sad shot the door. She ties out Mr lead Into his waistcoat pocket and took out Th soTsursed•"7"24='groey•lld.7.l"Zow•a° t o is haluaaarei g" a " " la "a" He g ave is alarm ' and Ida is ,cabs a amp. Zs Me backward and forward M the whet trimmer and Mona other perms Mao upstairs " sad into the room, ad Bailee went close to his sad pat her by =„,' =...2:1=7"T,„"7"50m•' sla twstaasn Than mss a are round Reek sad over his fuze, and is ea Mout he Sr ak "' ''''' 9 7 l ;: ass i i — nd • „ id vas to became iammibie, and did not Mover his recolleetias sash other. t Ina ford that they were He rationing inerainor Mamma viz and wont o'clock, Alum so p di oft wo w . oa t a moo w h o w oo ow th e. snoo d Is brand himself lying la • plea, celled Lady Like's Grove, iskaiimed mo m *, o n o h e we e r g a t rim a, **. a was aile oosata f red. th.The"."l"preeetutor whets aded that th h n e bbigi tlis- " maid o b sim in be dm ieme et fa ll % opeoweetessmn we 4weaten acs Cithimself sad walked about the mighburbeed eree, wide the eompiethemt wintherily mined tato ural in He Ofpootation seating with to . mom. . Timms tut playa with, Meth am that they the primers, bat railed to do so, end at length he woo taken to the toile shop by a potessm, sad he there saw both the bad anikaaniudde sklals prisoners, sad resorteed then se the parties who ennultud at OM" was the robbery. Mt. Parry crommandawl the tortratootor with oss o sg uo te o [Ad_oordoeseettt.]—AN AMMON OP THI LIT= purity. sad elieltod his his that he wae • sentod nun " or s mr00m_....... 40 • 0 ',. - ",ilkan n , T . S I POJA L at 81D1 , 1174= 50.1 w of 0•4 um at um , tiara this ereureace took Selo Ids wig oo ._••• 1 1,. halw S gr a thos o thsoissosto $ w Wag dolderm l 7 01 at bus* law ,laic, 01 . • wow . %Wilkie too ' Oat Owl A. Donation', in. si salami se eft NU *at es did not ham thAt MVUU, win } sus yea a mdmits or this sum pershased im i l ab i f woe man it the dm she essoMoi shais d brumrd Is his Meep•hinewe is Me gength he NM, he did sot Mum the she was • tine. k at die semerteary perhapsd a m I , a dmi t did id s say ,teatwm= opto K. ea me es m em of ea Mimeos of the how eodaa fig g bet the miss bum was Is Are box nee oar or brit mew shirk Mod kr swilir. he how J. emes."—the by ee dream% am Itotholit ass; wilts me i fits slsst Is msei of Is hit sr ismissms, su b lard. lador. • IRELAND. Dona, nere.l7. The rumour in town yesterday, es to the vacant Chief Justiceship, was that Mr. Monaghan would be raised to the office. although many are still Meade loos enough to doubt that government would need lady sae such an appointment in the boo of so strong • popular feeling against it. That he, a Roman , Catholichim.elf, should, as Attoetey ()meal, have sarstessatioshy excluded Roman Catholics from the jury box, on political trials, has read a tide of popo hir indignstien against him in this country which never will abide; and people do not hesitate to say that no more marked offence could be given, at this moment to the catholic populatien of Ireland than to place a max who has indicted so deep an injury on their character in the high place of trust and power that is now vacant. While other people are die:earning the questions of tenant right std mixed education, the small farmers and more comfortable portion of the pi:gantry, con tinue their pain fli4ht from the country. The wa wa towns are thraoged with emigrant/4 and ships freighted with the bone and room of Ireland, are ailing every day from her shores. The Cbrk Pas miser met tione the sailing of bur emigrant ships for America within the lust few days. The Republic tarried away 310 passengers on Saturday morning, all of them "of the best clew ," and another ship re preparing to nil. The libte;ford Mad says: Daring ten pal a:: months we did sot we oar quays so fronded as cm yesterday with persons preparing to leave their astive land fir the States of America. Tao greater ' portion e ere Ir, it drams.), ematortable-looking farmers and their familis., many of wbcm were samompanird by their Meads, and their partied was truly Wee' tog and painful to swami. We did not ase. min thee:let number of 'mimesis, butt:ore app.ard b about four or five hundred= board the steamers. A correspondent of the Cork Estniirese, whom the editor describes as a person of veracity, gives a long account of a meeting which he and a beet's crew have bed with the sea serpent. The particulars are much the same as those which the pablio have already had from the eolith cf I:flatlet that subject. EXCHEQUER Nib! MICR —YISTERDAT. areas re Lena (auer Mar aina a roar Jam M•Evor v. TUN ATLAS INSCRANCI COMPANY. This leag protracted coo was brought to a does yea terry. Os revolt of the indisposition of the Chief Baron, the ere had been adjoarned from the iSilt instant sad was ✓esumed yesterday I. the Beechen' Camber. This may be said teller bier 31 days at trial ; sera days la Manchester, where a eommiosios sot fro the ermialtios of wits/sees, sad 24 in Dahlia. After the two Met days, me el the jurors whe in eree, we isadastoad, dead). berme ill, sad the tear Witt. eleven, by 60.100 t the relatiffe and &fen. =l r 16 ma. au erica merge the Atlas Insurance C.depany as • bre policy ; the defeadanta lodged 1,0001. in run, and permitted toe p:sin , iff to native • east of about 2601, being the amount hf the dialoged goods sold by suction, which they rattled was sulkiest is arm any loss he sr' hind. TM elaistiff, on the ether hand, claimed a mach lifyff lOLA. alleeing that his wire lON by the AND Was far above 2.0001. It sported that be kraal, carried au bar ✓els in Ille , tiagliusse-yard as a aap end swarthier maws. foram end dealer in Manchester mods ; sad hire "Death id February lost he moved to L twee Bridge-it., sad la •few amyl after the fire took pleat. Both the stock is trade and as rears wars insured at three onkel —namely, the At las, Win el England, and North of Begird, and a rasa deur order wet oh arid restraining' the plaintiff from protteedinst in more than hoe of the actions until the opt. Wes of • jury *herd be hod, hut not precluding him from reseeding merit sober or both of the other companies aftermads. He selected the Atlas for the present, sad against that compony tie oleiotiff pr needed, bat the other two composite, 'although not defendants as tbe record, were, fieverthelles, virtsolly so, and s qu .11y interested in the result Is propotion to the suer reap.. tively insured with them. The Mau at evideace gone into on both sides cosapied lady twenty days. lordship concluded hie charge at about Mar Wrack yesterday. Th.. tory retired, and at about a quarter to sera returnel with a wrist for the plaintiff for 7431. over sad above the sam 'Aged in emit, and 6d. coat,. Mr. MD myth, enroll lue the deleaduit, tendered te rries en his liedeldp's show. Mr. 'Belden, err for the plaintiff, Mudd sash of the biros • draft he 25 guineas, melds, is the whets 276 grafts. (TM ease was tried by eters Jaren, r above steref.) ILab) fittelltgence. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—YEBTEaDAY. Bums to■ Cote► Comaimooura. The sittiegs M the court were resumed for the hearing of canes. In an JAILS!' STl4lol.—Toe °PIMA SWAIM. TIM insolvent, who sad kept an aim In How• Mee, for the sale of opera tickets, and for betting ea rams, applied to be liberated on Bantle, till bb bearing. Hr. Lams mippeeted. la this we the debts and liebititint esmieded 2,0001., non treated within a year. The insolvent said the,, was a same bee of liabilities. The debts for consideration ware 9971. Oa being asked the reason of his large debts, he said " He lad a very had season." The Chief Cmemimioner 'eked who was the parson who owed him 40W.1 The insolvent said the manager of the Widisisedsy Evas ion Comet te. His Honour doubted whether, in a ease like t►e pteemt, le should he &dog right to let oho insolvent out on bail—a perw► who bed kept a betting off.ce and who bad contrasted a number of debts in a wry short time. In emitter to further questions the Insolvent raid he bad paid en airy for •• beta.' Chief Cuentaissimir—What sporting bete so races? lesolvent—Yes. The ettornry reminded the court that the insolvent dad kept a betting office. Cbi-f .Do you think that attch to hi re• 'Testability ? The rtontry made no reply. Tr.* Chief Commissioner proceeded with the case, sad heatined whetter ►e would allow the insolvent to go out on ball. Mr. Luna hoped to show on the hearing that the insol vent had not hien so reckless as it appeared on t►e first Wash of the eau, It would seem by the szausinstion that he had led a r.chlrea carer,. - C.notrolisicerir—l quit* apmewith you. Lams meant that the case could be =addled. lits Honour otnerved that he did sot suppose his morals would be improved by ketpiag in prison. The proposed main were examined, and justified In the amount riquired. The wart printed the application, sad the discharp was muted until the liming is November._ Ix na CuARIA. flattest WEIGALL. This iasolvant, an artist, was opposed by Mr. Samoa for Mn. Elisabeth Levy. std supported by Mr. Cooke. It appeared that Mr. Weiga3, who fa an artist of some eelebr ty, had assisted in painting the Panaceas et the Ede, exhibited in Piccadilly. lie had also pictures in tbe Exhi bition, which bad fetched good pries.. As 'silos bad bees brought on a 401. bill by Mn. Levy Is, her lea 111. Charlie Lew,., of the Albany, who had indereed it to her. Mr. Weirall said he defended It, as ft was • swindling transaction, and he paid 751. to his son ea an attorney to defend the action. A verdict, however. against hioa, and the costs were 1101. rat appeared that a in non named Edward., a relation of Ids wit., had filled up the bill in 1843, shaking it" pay able in seven years." A *lark of Mr. Lewis, who was oat *news, was called to prase a vexation. defence, but h. meld give no iskirmation beyond producing the reword of the action. Mr. Cooke caused some laughter by saying that Mn. Levy was what was called in law an "Issecent holder." Sane remarks were mails in the moo Mob. His Ileaoar said no owe bed bun pro's& sad there was nothing to puma Mr. Wand Om lobe diabened. The laminae was oon~y demeanor& I DAILY WEATHER TABLE. WZDNERIDAY. Srrr. 19, 18.50. The State of the Weather at each of the following 9 1 C 1 it Nits o'clock yesterday 'horning. The statism are arranged in order of latitude. Math Strooitk oi -r- Wad: Mete N..u , r. Nomad Placa. Ruttier:flax (Dveurg) N.E. Cabs (retie Brew,- Overrem 'Beetle :loner% Cladio.% baring Breese, Per leiter:Wady Fre,y4 rare Partintly Strang Brerre Yoder Blawe I rO. ,4 &roes breeze Cloud y litruag breeze PO/tinily (invly Gentle bfetigt Prztlady r:11,4,4 Gentle Ler +a I .Phrbelly Clad, Gentle Raise Partially (1..“ ly Gentle firms Partially Cloway Gentle Breese 0we...4 lereteset Cent:, Worry; Gr.dle armee hi , ' a. Claude Ciente firl.,4 OVttmit Hard Wiwi Gv.ro,ri Light Aire Heerear Heinle breeze" ' Partially Cloudy (ham Clehtle Breeze rhaltle Breeze Claudia's Wm I Perually Claud, Beetle RlVATe Cyrudltee Gentle Breeze ' Foxe , Gentle Wiest I artUly Cu.A :7 Calm Cahn 'here Cahn [owners framlionots 0R66MW1011..,.. • 11111filt• ha TAmmoors Cam • Conway —.a. • Boi.vinces, s.w. N.W. 8.8. Lasaauc Ckaioow THIS DAY. Corr of WWI. iltrenfriy Matt Rae q wrnth,r E \.E Oeope Breeze. Orutc.int,. The nturna front the following piwea did -ot troth 1..1 nano in time for publication yosboday ; •hey therrfr 4 . imams the state of the w.:stfor on Monday m orning We o'doek. --- Yowl Wmmuaavms Uviaba. rim!, dnx.6 Nrt:ally Gentle Breese C nwly N. Genet :rm., I wrrraist 5.3. I (ud., Rrease hdtially Cluud, I Gentle Breese Fuggy SHIPPING INTELLIGE . crnmeet , the .111 , 014ng tiasetter sad OAKYALTIES. Dadteis of 11 , Jeeleuch, Bell, from Celcutta for which was on shore neer the Reel River, has been to: end towed in here.—Cape of (Mod nape; June 23. Jew'', Yule of Sunderland, tallow lathe, wh!cr, c , i , ff Anbolt, a;nrut Aug. 29, wag fallen in with S,pt. 6, f 1 ..•b; on her cargo, about two Swediala miles from the whore, is a dangerous situatirn for vessels posing to or fr, , m Baltic, her keel being merely two feet above the weer's edge. The salvors finding they cannot erricate the wreck from her critical ration, Etre./ hr ukinr her to gave as much of the care as possible.—Gutitechuri, Sept. 11. Sovereign (brie), hi' foundered at sea; etev gavel ard arrived at Vera Cruz. 31.1V1D. 1 MAILS. hamburg Hullattd BSetiet " t..... Llabni Pining India yin Sentannipton India ail Ma-seif•s Boston and Halifax Mexico West India Stadl. A ERIVSD. ! Atig 2i itortrowtt tarkenotort, Srptomber 11, fOor M0r,.:',1 Lherq ue A STOMA PC/0111.--ile BmM/ober 16, from _Eats i ...: Aocomrola—at lee 17, from tlu ...I AliVA—r{ °mewls& 17, from 7r, 1 Arividirtior —at Ofor September 17, from II ,ro / MA/err (..e.)—at Lfrerpool, Oeptember 16, from .. Itoreoi 4.,, Caro. Atteeme.-.t Lfwerlirol, Arptember 16, freed „Ans,: .01 CA.L.uo—ut Groveoend, beptenibet.p. from --...... Oroomors--14 Ontreoend, Peps/ober 17, from Crro—et Lull, September 16, from.. . ... . _ ... .. Mem or Wooer rterof—off Pahnou.b„, - Eepi. i 5, &OM TAmeowo—at Lhorpoel, Peplember 111, from Eon. Glum—at itrerpon4 Beptemlvr 16, from Femur—at Ortenrek, Peptember 15, (rum Fn. Itooderer—rt Illombito I . toods, September 16, from ihrutueesa-at Gravesend, Septe . .eavr .- 17, Peareasea-at Oirelelella, Sept . 17, from Paso-at anTI, Septerebn 1 , from ausav-et Orneentd, Sentemberl7, from Ilanvasom-at Gravesend September 17, from.- 710Lnaateete-at Orasesend, September 17, from HAVITEIs-at Plytileatti, September 16, from.. .... .... 'Lasso -off Dungarvan Lareta-M Grained, September 17, from JONI. await- off Liverpool, September 17 iklie. --at Owes, Soptember 16, from Serval LOOT Pauses -at Mumbles Itn ds, September IS, from Cuba 111.4mnAinicTINA-at Hull, September 16, from. frita MAST Allif-at Orivreeend, September 17, from. 1)unIA0 PiaaL-al Gravesend, September 17, from lkni t Pain. FIRILDIMICIC -at Queenstown, September 15, from. aka,. Kann -at Hull, September IS, from... Rama-off Boaehy Ilea. September IS, from liaise Raced - non-off Waterford, September 15, from Ilszarbaa Kowa. Lae-of Liverpool, September 17, haat Porto Rico Romer -at Gravesend, September IT, from Stettt Soma -at Gravesend, September 17. from Denis 'aro Bloom -at Orscesend, r eptember 17, from Prom .r . : 1;111)11'K-id Gravesend, September 17, from Root , WAJURAXii-st Deal. September 16, from.— .....Pletea .Coothol f, ..Arctununi ..Archanpl Calmtta ...11axuLurg BAILED. Jb .r( PetentS Anew-from Moll, September 16, to Ilaara-fromOrsteetnd. &manlier U. tArmt....-frore Grareseall., _September 17, Tama. 1101 MT-from tirmemod, September 17, t 0.... Kars-from Plprooutle, September 111, Livempeal September 17, to LADY VALIANT-from Utirreand, &Member 17, to 1 1.. eam.-.-teem.l.barrol. bept. 11, to . 11. t om ew, a epitteart 1-1 , 400 0 1, Septombrr 17. t0.........Pert 11, Pal -tram areerad, September 17, to ..... PeneereMtlics- Grareamd, Sept. V... tO Itionutve-from Gravesend, September 17 to Samot-from Quernetarrn, Seo.ember 11, , to /kone-lren. Gravesend, September 17, to Liverpsi k September 17, tO.. ...... --Oomasma , , , v erte4tlersearad. Seyt. 11, to . Med. tu'ola .ti ~: u,o VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. AIiANTIPA, of Goth, 28 e ye tiom Beyrout for Falmouth for orders, Aug. 30. Anwtntmt, from Hobart Town for London, Aug. 11,11 t. 15 N., lon. 28 W. CICERO, of Whitehaver, from Darbadees for London, Aug. SII, fat. 48 8 N., lon. 21.15 W. Htituturu, truer - Bombay for London, Aug. 20, lat. 2/ N., 4on. 32 W. Min ALEEARDER, from Calcutta for Liverpool, od Copt kit Good Hope. KALLIROKKA (barque), from St. Kitts for London, Aug. In, lat. '41.14 14.,10n. 31.39 W. MILODY, from BROROI Ayres for Plymouth, Aug. 23, lat. :9 H, lon, 37 W. PAIXEMO from Liverpool for California, Aug. 3, lat. 19.30 81.,'10n. 38. Stu HENRY Portman, genies W., Aug. 29, off Sable Island. Ww. (haw, Anderson, Sept. 1, lat. 43.30 N„ lon. 17.20 W. • • CLIALWAT B=l. 3.—Titir Trinity Board, tow on a visit keril..4l/11* ea the emetics of two saw lighthouses. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ElIGSR.—Sept. 15, at Norwood, --- 11[cittiatea, the wife of L. Ber;c, Eno., of a son, still-born. IqtNARD.-14ept. If, at Caelie Bernard, tho Ntecountcia Ikrnat.l, of a am and bar. lIAINES.—Sept. 12, at Kilkenny, tho wife of Capt. Ihnon., 9hul Highlanders, of a son. HAWKINA.—flept. 12, at Bower lane, Maidstone, Mrs. W.ll.toLos, et a &whist, IS, at Margate, the wife of 1. C. Maalcrmot, Tedsnartes, tftforthldre. M a.m, ettil-born. MAINWAPINCL—Sept. 11, at Whitmore Battery, the wife of the Rae. &IL Ktentworiekg. at a sta. MLLES.—Sept. IS, at St. Martin's Bleary , Birmingham, the wire tel the Be.. J. C. Millie, of am U. et gegyhank, Ltute, the wile of Major R. Mtnly, of a daaghtss. 11IIMNER.—Sept. Ihstitirepromt, John's-wood. the wife of W. A. Stunner, of a Ms. IL&BILIAGES. AM FORD—IIHRTD.--Cepe. IS, at Ipstaces, Rtaffortlahhe, the Rev. It. Bamfor, wale aca of A. Bamford. Esq., of the Lamm" htleoLin Hampton, Gloucestershire, to Harriet, eldest doschter of the Rev, J. Curd, of Bastard liall,titaffocilabiro. —Sept. 17, at St. Saviour's, Southwark, by the Charlee'A. F. Dezille, bN. to lute of William Crafts Esq., late of Ramp- Bruen tandlienar= ILMOVITAIG—MANSPORD. — Sept. 12, at Combo Down Church. Someniteldse, the Pon O. Knowlton, Curate of St. Panro, to Lilco Tana fah dasebtar of 4. U. Mansford, Seq., of the M 0.," Combs Down, bath. LAING-11101180:1.-8ept. 11, at Ointle•atrect, Aberdeen, Dr. T. Lain r Bnl King's Own Light Dragoons, to Mary Glenna., denith , cr of A. Teon. Er 4, agent of the Bank of Scotland, Ala area. DEATHS. IS, at New Brentford, the Rey. M. Banks, aged 59 . BETHUNii.--Sept, 5, at Brighton, the natant eon of U. Winne, Fog. FRANClg.—kept 14, at Abbots Langley, Heats, G. Prance, F. 54, aged 93. 110FPAT.—Sept. 14, at Addlson-road, Kensington, W. Meat, TA.. of llarperton, Scotland, formerly Commander in 11.F.1.C.'s Petrie!, aged 76. PEAKE.—Bert. 15, at Duppa's Hill, Croydon, Mr. J. Peake, late of Mettle, ind 74. POWELL—gept. • is, Frederick Bromfield, youngest son of Mr. J. Powell, of Doelots'.erensona, aged 19. F0W1A94.--Sept.ls, at Grove Home, Hackney, T. 0. arrles, Es 4., 4 11 44 N. • T. Thistle. THISTLETHWAYT'E.—Sept. 14, at Southalek.park, thirayt% Mc, god 71. WAl7.l46.—Sapt. 12, tat itellabarth, , O. Wane E.q.. aged SC Mated sad Ity tirrautx Ithat the at fis No. S. Is Lmsb" otrooL, tie City at Lorna^ Friatar. Ok Lombard. streat. bathe pollinaltat Whiletrimak—Vilasaioar, limrssumrs 14 1/80. it 7 . 737,;;; ~...... r:n r~ i.. - N.E. N.E. N.W. N.E. N.E. N.V. I