The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-27 00:00:00

DUBLIN, Oar. 24. OPINING OF THE DUBLIN AND WICKLOW SAIL WAY. The interesting and leerespected event of the chain of the Bray sad Wishlow ponies of Ibis liar took plass yesterday, the eressediags Wei graced by the pre aisle of the Lord lasseeeet sad • Wiliam snowy. The works had bees sereealeady iaseseted by Ono& Wyss% es. of the gherasset ineposters of railways, es hinder, and tee swedes et the stability sod safety of the Ups set at net. His Resellesey the Berl of Canliale was arehaphied by Lady Dower, the Marshiness of Kildare, Ms. sad Lady F. Howard, tbs Dna of Ardegb, and • mu sses party, mad the sehrelee trek which left Harcourt. street stens at half-past 11, was freighted with as manally amorous coomptay. The tnia reached Bray la half as hoer, tad after a slay of 12 abates, set off sews its Ouraey round the Heed, whisk at Ant was, doubtless, *as of eesiderable &suety te away Wits inmates. These who had as previously visited the spot had bee tug* te look upon this portion of the Mao as see I. whisk task step wee beseht with greater peril Sea the last, whilst thee *be bed bed as apperheity of snag the works fres the NMI Whig rouse bey Road at a higher level, nee wield a empsonenly most peeled, were still wore inereased ebb the dilaselhe eel elememes et the boats, whisk seemed brag Semplieg le • eerobeted pedestrian. Viewed fleas the pesseest way, however, the asset is be hires ; sod abseil' a eons wend dad it hard * bewhh less by sled Me ass that a reek be. the.. was sesselenly te deep mai emit the she pee*, et sweep hes Sole Ike =be below, the bee hassle envy apposes of led stesegni, sad maw Me has. employed ebb • new le eillitlemai severity is the whisk Ss meet tearful* redness ewer. The She WS Seeped at einb et the pane of sepals kunst, aid w seseinemble were addieiled the fall nap v of noisiehe esd easkiag **details of this adeeleadest The trot of here was at a pis* ef lie Earn Isms as the Res help, 'phone Brushes temel, at whet Oh it has bees bead aseneary to esselemet • teethe Wee 300 feet h Ismethi af It eltleade, supeetted ea buttresses of solid sump. It is wonky et sense tine the whilst as ebb hist had hes ash, up snarly Is the required bed. tad in aes sight it was swept away sod serried ant by the wane, whisk are still eoleured by the eel ft a elealiwele hems Messes Ms, hewer, besseelese oblate Is Wheel h al peewee tbe nearrehe et a Wilke ebeepslemee. The seS tamed was that albs Breellgiebs i ee OM ben having la femme days bee. the rah se insuppleses sad after melee Ibeemgb tratenes peens dale he skid n roska tia lbe less heeletaises s alibi awl • mho. as of a fetish c tri e ar k. lbesig • hens of the bows es the else el the seven .Islip: Ilemegb tie isles et elsee is sheds is the sabers—at dine ad ef was.e fe vielble—sed to nie see donna Ise! ! see dMI tly nem es before, whaenteallil well he Moses the web sled the sea, aad mewed de Ile edam bead, Is mee washes steep, swore the balk eflkey Mad, aweleuinag and almost alarming trees le mein (seism Os ant es Window his Ruellesey was re 'dyed by • emserese whit remand as eddies, ia re• issakeiry mid—Though yea refer Aire seellienemete he period of say former Akin =nebb laskal. Yes hie is he het es enjoyed et Alan he taws et W= i w t. =, it le as a lzt e r s = sensibeelse te se that my earliest ' per. seal hill Me pine mad its iniabiteate hewn selselle with he impieties of aa sidertakieg hint I teen b deelleed be own as a data te the. imfit e ihrlsed pogsgedir. It is say omen with Ash* Nee with of miles hilt head your beaten may set shy be. he Maness seeiles to year emerald Gelds, but say waft Ike until cord ebeadeat tribetas of sonserse to year Ispeseed batter se4 hinged quays, sad that the mein spele et leer esseele heavy may as sly delight he eyed nes Me tees et he traveller and artist, but be Ile Snippy abode's( a pesstel, industrious, and virtuous :0 1.11.. Ressibmwith the Viexer i a r l . Arty, proceed . with iced peen end Seines plemestise, where it had been enviously sneered the were Se weeks of lashes, the penal body of ski nines bring Shed tea insemer gives by the homers 1a hosessin lie eseenes. The sherelemins seleemed se Dahlia hos 8 (Mock p a. l'he Ausivebh 1411111 Mil this monis', aassaares that • Hiok the hike et agrarian mange I. Cavan, died fres the *rests et her trash on Tanday sight. GIILONO AND rLBOURNE RAILWAY. The %arta ball-yearfy Meeting of the above cam pay was held at the alms of the terminus at Geelong, es the 10 h July Wet. A report was read by the eeeretary, from velrieb we glees, that abase the previous toff-yearly =este, he Eseellemey Sir Charles Gotham had gives the royal assist Si a ausaiad ass, by which the guarantee es the extended alpha had bees fully reeognised, sod the satire espial steak pissed sees an equsl footing, sad power eves is, the impiety Is homy to the *Resat of three fourths of the paid-up aspired hotrod of one.third. The works led bees carried on with greet vigour, sad the mil. way pier, extend's' 1,000 feet into the bay, had been for some rime somplead, sad was shortly to be opened for treas. Trek seetrsals for laying rails, &a, bad bees catered fate. The rails were aerie's, nut, sad the arise. nary quaatity ngaited to assepiate Ova whole length of the line hod hiss seatmeted fee Oa England) on favourable term. The laosseetime sad carrespe wire also ezpoeted out ; advice* had rushed theadsay of nevi of them beige ready for dblymest hawse. The exciaesr's report stated that stmts of se easelleat e r u lly, splitting into blocks of say sine and suitable for parposoi, bad been quer. vied on a portion of the bac would be sr,' valuable to the town as sass as the line is opine for nadir. The so. dsiahed portions of the ' , Missy would require 110,0001. to complete them; 123,0001. had hem received in the colony oa aphid account, awl the whale lire would be completed within the °retinal estimate of 360,000 L The report was — adopted, sad the directors authorised to borrow money on mortgage or jawed, is aseeedmes with the powers of the eompaay's sew sot This was the esetilleate sessiag is ems of Themes en Selby d Silas Norton, daaribed as emi the nnere, of Towa Melling, In Lent. The sesseats @Mad from the 211‘11 of Mush, 1144, to the lab November last, sad osapriss moral busy Mow. At Ore foam sided. wheel the pen asoiMg el Selby. Norton. sod May Mee Messivektho lira Mims to lave bees in • doblomey of 18.7111. Ifs soma sow due to veneered _..Maps le 1. • ditto of Why, Metes. sod Selby, still ; to Wieditwa Isofflovi seeerity, 11.1101.; whisily se Wit to Menu sod Co., Maims, of ). The mesh ms 'Au 8 " 144- 00$ dtlos 1.111101. I peopen, 371. ; ditto MI se security, 7801. TM waft hid been 14,5031.; .= 12,412 L; draws Int ti 3l . ; ditto by 8,8274; losses, by bed thin. (easeprisitwamo BOW of 9,011 doe has the of T. ad G. Mlo) Mr. helm Ony • os enamel for the seskintill Mr. Uslassiar espmeted Os bankrupt Selby; sal Mr. Laws., appeased Ow Menem. Mr. Loses said he segemeod to oppose he sertilleste et the b lesk i i n g i u Selby, es Imhoff of Ms. Hedges. is gimlet:ma of t property, lesillog Is Laisestwormini. Is . wished to mobs es hesitated of 4,0004, l ar l d l ie a to Mr. George Barb Ho bankrupt's Wetter, for OW pewee. Tbe imiestmeot yes believed to be made ea eil ems eisek beiseglog to a Mrs. Shepherd ; sod up W Mr. Hedges ausi that it was wend It bed shoe Issas - Amnered that Mn. Shep herd Mi did is 1120, sad that me smolgege actually ,missed, Omit the bankrupt had ropswested to Mr. lifirips's solisitordist the mimesis could he paid off at any dem is sin mosiths' seise. The laterite, bed been paid regehrly; sad it wee add s 1860 that Mr. Hodges die mewed that se osysolts &'d. He had hoisted me the of the poi ed's% hot amid mot obtain it ; sad the =wee ells r u m p 1862. Ifs. W. B. dep to serei that Mr. George Selby, the Mean el the bad meted as his owideatial sills.,. Is July. &sip Selby told kim there was agog opportunity .1 lesossfieg 4,0004 es martgage of some oust sashes is Os woe albs. Sheybord. lffilemeested W make the Imostmot, sod the interest was paid,st Int by Gooey Wl* =I &termed, hy his brother. the heakrupt. Whams woo atoms time lo partosseldp wish Owego Selby to same mobs et Birmingham. Oa She diedotlea be n ,Crib sesewhiss to be gives tooloeloss Mrs. Shop. immegage. This we sot . but be leant Seem his solistsar that Mr. hay asid MO wog Gould be poldlieff= limo es Os Obsolthe' whom Hs afterwards mode he Om MO. Os the 2ed of itirtlONA rob:: Suptsehmlied that It• had us deeds illopberd's, era said OW MIS sash was lest through lat. Mrs. Ilbsphard hod the mer after, sad ke had tbo Wiseesg. Witmems rizr ate ' l 'Jl pay me." Bankrupt mil le weld bet. were afterwwds wk. hat wiliest same. Bat= s reoeestly promised milli Is elhood a st losersoos ea hi bro th er's WM= lewd, It el so wise. Mr. Lieldelmr--I have Mown George Selby slow or IS3I. lis was my solicitor Were he was is pert owidaji with his bream All my business was tressested with Mot Is Dsowilisr, 1844, 1 'ohm! George Selby is the Ilimloghwo hoeinses. I far capital as it was wasted, soil poommelly Mended to the business. We laid wt about 46.00111. is no. meeba The partaership gooti. seed 111 INS. wise Ohs MO* sossofies to my coedit was SASSO . ftdoolft. OMSK. be milish may ends had Mem digelOO with Mr. limo. Ms vein the result of as etwaill Mom. I retired, sad sedgmed my Wend Is OW.p ffelby. monis( Is ha 6,1611, sad wh ims/ fee Os Mime a Mod is whisk Themes Selby Wised with his basher. The payment wee to he by instal- Mat Me. I may Moo weaned some MAK a 14.0004 In Jim, 1851, 1 get inet Owego Selby assedipowat of debt' la lis amount W 4.1111111 es sesesst of the privets debt dee hos 01111111 Selby to me. The esseense betwees us were oury illimMee. The advisee W 4.0004. as Mrs. Shepherd's = a wes mode to George Selby. Timms Selby sever wy busisteslor MO. Owego Selby paid disinterest op to 1183 but said that his brother Tom wed it. The Interest was lseludied in our venal seemeat, if not paid over. Is August, 1860, I discovered the fast of Mrs. Sheo -1 heed's death. la MI Moss Sens begs& to pay lee in Most. I de net swellsot yoswileg so give bin tins to pay the wiesiWf begelid the bewoot regularly. By Mr. Lineas— des diteisities of the partsersalp with Owego Selby I have MI to my large nue os that essomt—mere Was I have ressel, beads tho 'Merest Mad I gapve up of 4.0004 at quitting tapportsenbip. Ms. solicitor, of Boonoth•fonst, floSotroot, stated UM Is bad NOM so shohos to Mr. Ilospo, sad bad prepared the deeds ma the diemiatios of the peetaership. Time bankrupt embengeoutly repromated that be bad es& I ciest property to pay Os iansisents do. to Mr. Hodges, if hie bilediat failed to do iiii ; he had Warn his lite, Deasy I lyeare ego. is several ,dines, fee WOOL Os Shepherd's security bolsi dossaisi of So bookrupe, he said it was a mortgage seswity fee 4.0004, and sould be paid cff at any thee os sin meathe mike. He promised to seed the secu rities to Mr. Hodges. Not a word was said by either the bankrupt or his brothel about the 4,0001. basing Me. re wind, or Mn. Shepherd beiag deed. By Mr. Lisklater—Bankrupt did not say that all Mr. illadose's deeds wire with his brother. The bead gives to Mr. Hodges. as 'Messily prepared, provided only for a con tingent liability as Me part of the bankrupt. Mr. Nicholson opposed for Mr. Wititteker, of limmiag, Kent, gestlemas, one of the mitigates. That gestleman had untamed 1,8001., for purpoies of hivestainit to the bankrupt Selby, is 1832, sad was afterwards told that the investment had Imes made. TM interest was regularly paid to 1849, when a further sues of 2,1 1 891. was banded over to the bankrupt for investment. lie had since ad mitted that the investment had never been made, but that he bad applied the money to his owe purposes. Mr. Lnklater, leaning that Mr. Whittaker was net in attendance, applied for an adjournment of the sitting, so there wets many transactions which it would be necenary to inquire into. ' His Honour would sot rerun the adjoeremest if Mr. Linklater thought it ampertant for his owe client Mr. Laotian submitted that, as Mr. Norton had so so vision with these proceedings, there was sip mow why his mildews should sot bit adjudicated upon. His Homer said b • had rather adjourn the MN passik. Ho was sorry to say it appeared a very grave we, set nom that would regain a good deal of looking into. Mr. J. Gray, ea the part of the assignee% said he woo instnteted to state that the bankrupts had giver all tap as. Asians, that could be waded towards getting is Ilis estate. The assignees therefore made so active tip= hat wished to draw attention to the figures is Amts. Then was one citcumateace wide allbetal Mr. liir F. Thmiger said they should certainly have to produce ovidesse, sad probably the better noun would be to postpone the reading of the statement for the present. Kr. Norden, a clerk is the Ira of Meson. Feasts sad Glebes, solkdtme to Dr. GriMths, said that be wait to the banking bow of the defesdasts, and ha believed that he saw Mr. Dates, sad two other patlemen wen sitting with Ms. He made some inquiries about Dr. GriMths' secs rities, sad said that he was extremely maims to know if they were safe. He replied that he could say nothing about tt ; but if there were any emeriti's, they would be in the bands of the dada assignee. By Mr. Bates—lie was not quite sure it was Mr. Dates to whoa he spoke, but he believed it was that gestlesan. Mr. Hill was thee re-called, and is answer to question put by Mr. fistisant Brim, he raid that on Jane the lit, 1864, he purchased 6,0001. worth of Dutch bonds for the defendants, and paid 6,1001. for them. Tits Attsraey-Cisseral said this was ths ass foe ths pro sesatioa. 8k F. Theeiger nbsaitted that there was no evidence to go to the against Mr. Burahan, se it wu already proved that he had nothing whatever to do with the transaction relating to the male of the beads is March, 1864, w►ich wee the subject of inquiry, and that everythieg relating to that transaction was dose by Bir John nati. Marna Aldersoa said the wart was uainiatously of opinion that the case mast go to thejary. eir F. Meager then proceeded to address the jury. He said he did so ends fulinp of greater pain and anxiety than he had ever before et:pules:led on a similar occasion. His learned friend, the Attorney General, with that kindness which always characterleed all his prooeedinp, had ►aid the ere before them in • most fair and impartial mea ner ; and he had eke told them that the defendants, up to the time of this tr•nsutioo, were looked apes as men of the highest integrity and honour. Ho could hardly trait himself to °amidst the polities in whisk the unfortunate gentlemen at the bar was now planed—formarly • man of wealth, surrounded by friends, looked up to by an affec tionate family—when he untreated these things with his appearanee at that moment, he confessed that he was almou disabled from performing the duty that was imposed upon him. He had not only on the present oceasioa to strangle against the natural dieicultke of the cue, but it wss imioa sibls to forget that for weeks and weeks the undect of the defendants had been commented upon in nuaerens Norton len lolly. He bad renamed two creditor*, Mr. Lark sad Miss Ramp, as holding security en a house at Town Mailing. his property. It was afterwards found that the deposit of the dieds wee not nude until ten days before the bankruptcy, and that fir. Norton bad made a wrong entry la blo books as to the transaction. The property had sine* been given up to the assigares. Biles Norton, one of the iakrupts, was briefly examined as to this transaction. , —.- ---. Art adjooreneet Wes ordered natal the 9th of November. lowa 11. 00001MBICIPIR POSBLUNIOII. IN at 01111011. S. The heatrapt woe a stationer, is the Straed ; he was also the proprietor of a patent mediates known es " Yea ease. Medicated Cream." This was the certificate meet ing. The liabilities were small. There was no opposition ; sad it was stated that the bankrupt had eapended a large capital is promoting the establishment of the business, which was one of mach ?bk. His Honour glued a ennead due certificate. ut an N. C. GOODN. The laukrupt, a weretoesusen, in the Borough, obtained a Intaleas certificate. publications, aad every possible prejudice had been incited against them in the public Wad It was a marha of theism of England that every man should be ousidered inn°. seat ante the fatal verdict of guilty had been pronounced against him by a jury ; bat the defendants had already bees judged and oonviettd, and under these circumstances they were to be sled upon to give an anprejediood and impartial verdict. It was Smoot an Impossibility that their Wads should sot have hoes effected by what they had read and heard la oonsezion with this sea ; but still be would ask them most earnestly to discriminate between what they had read and heard out of doors end the sworn testimony that day adduced before t►em; and if they did so, aad acted only upon the evileara, he felt • ce•fldest satirised°a that they would say, by their verdict, that, Mr. Bushes was not guilty of the clime that was is pitted to him by the premise indictment. The jury would understand that he was not there to deny that in April, 1866, is a moment of pressure, Mr. Stratus mossented to Sasso of the secarities that were this in possession of the bank, bat this wits sot what he was charged with. Re ad Tke cies was here adJournid 'Mil this swain at tea o'clock. It Wog a ehuv of only the jury mime allowed to depart. and the defendanb were also permitted to be et lam upon renewinc the recogniessese and ball ander whke they bad surrendered. The bail of Kr. Bette only being In attendance. the other two defendants were detained in custody. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. has again, contrary to what we had expected, made ano they decided step downwards. Our proceedings teem day to day have presented an uniform appearance of dallies. sad depression ; the turn of priers on each succeeding day being more and more in favour of the buyers. There has been some irregularity, no doubt, in the various transac tions, as there always will be in a dr dining market; but we conclude that, upon the ge, the market for middling down to the ordinary qualities of American is to-day nearly Id. lower than at the close of lest week, and all other kindle of American li. ; good stapled Oricaes of middling quality being wane, maintain their ground pretty steadily. Bursts sold at about li. lower. Egyptians, Brasile, and all other loarstapled aorta have fully participated in the general depression. We hardly need repeat what is the mutant observation of every one—that this continued giving way in the price of cotton is owing to the harm and apprehensions still entertained as to commercial discounts and financial eonsidorrations. Esse upon this point would at coot change the Upset of this's both here and in Menehester. A. it is, the important questions of supply and consumption, and even the food question, are for the moment forgotten. We now quote middling uplands, 51 f. ; Mobile, 51d. ; Orleans, 6 7-16 d. The committee of brokers place fair uplands, bld. • Mobile, e4d. ; and Orleans, 61d. 1,00 American and IMO Sent are reported to have been taken on specula tion ; 3,200 Ame ri can, 3,180 Surat, 100 Egyptian, 100 Bahia, and 130 Perseus, for export; so that the deliveries to the trade for the week have been abost 30,700 bales. Sales to-day 8,000, 1,500 being on epeculation and for ex port. Bales of the week, 88,810 bales. COTTON GOODS.-1 Ocr. 25 —The mar- ket continues without chaos.. It w, however, no worse ; nevertheless a very quiet and precautionary feeliog prevails. WOOL—Livinrotm, Ocr. 28 —The uneasy feeling in the money market Cattail a cheek to business, bat there is not mush pressure to sell by private contract, end ease• grimily there is little change lo prim. The public isles in Lendoa are going on heavily, and some quantity has been withdrawn. ■I. MIME WILL XL DABION ALIMOSIOSI. TER TRIAL OF PAUL, STRAHAN, AND BATES. (Oratissed frees our report of yesterday.) HOSIERY AND LACE.—Norrtnamast, Ocr. 24 —, Since oar last report of .he condition of bushier is this town nothing worthy of remark has occurred, and both the' hosiery and lad trades are in • more healthy state than might naturally be expected from the wonderfully great demand for bullion unceasingly taking place from this country to continental Europe ; and although the Bank of England is trying Coded this movement by raising discount to as enormous amount, they do not appear at present to have succeeded. Although the action of the Bank of England has not affected us seriously just yet, still it must, if continued, have the effect of crippling trade here as well as elsewhere. nitin that he hod acted Improperly, aid potholed crimi nally, is the transaction, but this was not t►e subject of the present indictment, and the jury night not to allow this fact to bare any ninon on their decision. It was lanen tabie to think that a patlessan in his position should hare es Win away, that he should in a moistest of pressers sad difficulty committed as act which in a noisiest destroyed the alltaffin that is had taken a whole life to build up ; hat In wee not now salted upon to answer that charge. The sensation against Mr. Bua►as was that is Marsh, 1864, he wee a party to the disposing of the 6,0001. worth of bonds to Moors. Foster and Brain. waits, and of that charge be hoped to satisfy the jury the defesdeat woe entirely lam:rest: The learned ormisei pro• aided to my that it append by the seldom that this teemed= was me is *Wok Sir Jobs Paul alone was eon eased. sad there we setNisi in the Gass to show that either Mr. Strobes or Mr. Betas bad anything whatever to do with it, or that they might ant have bees totallg igsoress of its having takes place. It appeared to be relied upon by the promotion that Mr. Stratum was a pumas la the bank, and that he most have bees aware of what was going on; bet it would be a new prised* of law to him to boar that a partam in a steresstlie establishment was to be held criminally responsible for what wan d oes by another panel,/ la the same gem. Civilly, one partner, no doubt, ems aaswerabbe for the acts of mother, but to mks one partner oriethially respeasible for mother was a very different matter. Sir Frtderiek then referred to the statute, and m id that although the point world be more particularly relied tapes by his learned Mead, Mr. fierjeaut Bytes, as behalf of Sir Jobs Pool, than he should as behalfor Gin client, he would still contend that Mr. Strabas, is the statemmt he made is the Court of Bankruptcy, bad complied with the tams of the statute, sad that be was thereby eamerated from all criminal preresedisp. The real question for the jury to a s ide, however, was whether Mr. &rakes wa a party to the tale of the beads is March. 1864. He was sawilliss to my asythieg that might prejudice the ease of another party wader @barge, bat he we booed on behalf*( his glint IS mil the attendee of the jury to the feet that air has Past aim was the party who mud is the tram. action, and that he obtaimd a *beam draws is a very patroller fora—gamely, that the *berme Amid he paid in beak este% and he said it wr abarintlp sleet that this alluded him an opportunity of keep's/ the matter frost the knowledge of his pertain if be had bees ith Waded. no loomed mussel the. proeseded to refer to other parties§ of Meridiem, widths be laid. in his °violas, mimed the view of the ease he bed suggested, that Mr. Bushes knew nothing of the tressactios in Marsh, ISM, that was else subject ef the merest charge, sad he the/store milled apes the jury to say that he was sot guilty. Mr. Serleast Bytes them addressed the km for Sr Jam Peel. He mid he fully pamisipsted le the lselage that bad a w e szpieseed by his kissed Moods with mord is the iii siesta, sad be believed that a more grimwas or distress. egetibsele bud sever bem eshilthed is a mem ef *time * intim rant emesiee. Om +mid, iodeed,aleaset say OA we pester peablinsai wag be Whoa* thaw awe CORN.—Ciumweroao. Ocr. 26.—Then was a mode rate supply of wheat at market to-day, but many samples much out of condition ; all the best wheat raslised an ad- Race of Is. per qr., red, 80s. to 83..; extra, 85s. ; white, 84s. tc 889. . • extra, 89.. Barley fully maintained last week's rates, both for grinding and malting qualities, 37a. to 425. Bans scarce and rather d , 45.. to 741. ; Mangan ticks, 475. to 50a. Peas and oats also quits as dear. Pew, 431. to 4134. Oats, 295. to 31.. LINCOLN, Ocr 28.—We had a gold supply of wheat at our market to-day ; the trade ruled dill at Is. decline. Red, 80s. to 85s. ; white, 82s. to 880. Barley it fair re q.est, and good malting qualities latched full rates. Grind ing was a shade lower than late rates. Malting, 41s. to 435. • xriodion, 375. to 40.. N , l much doing in oats or buns, but both articles supp , rted lut week's prices. WAKII7IIILD. OCT 26. —There was a moderate attend once of payers, but the attempts of sellers to support prioes were not enceesofdl, and a decline of 1.. per quarter on lest Friday's prince wu submitted to. T. demand for barley was good, end Is. advance was obtained. Oats and shelling were without change, but beans were fully as dear. Luxus; Our. 26.—(8y English and Irish Magnetic Tele graph )—As farmers' market the supply moderate. Wheat and oats fetched very tall prices. Oatmeal Bd. per cwt. higher. At the Corn Excbange the market quiet, but firm. Indian corn rather dearer. DUBLIN, OCT. 26 (By English and Irish Mag netite Telegraph.)—A taw supply of all kinds of home growth wheat was in brisk demand, and takes freely at the rates of Tuesday. Prime samples of oats end barley were not in request at the rates lately quoted. Dialling bsriey wee held for an advance of 61., which on a small scale was reluctantly consented to. Grinding corn wee also held firm at higher rates, which were not rosiiseg. CATTLE.-4.IIIIIIRICX, OCT. 26.—GXRAT MIJNITBR FAIEL—(By English and Irish tdegoetio Telegraph).—The supply of foreign cattle upon elle lair men to-day amounts to about 4.000 beasts of several descriptions, includiag wean ing calves, mulch cows, bull., bullocks, and heifers. 0 ding to the ity of the weather in the early pan of the morning bu3ing was rather dull, and holders of stock appeared disappointed in their ezpei tations. Towards noon the rain cleared and business began to be trans acted with spirit. Weeping calves sold at from 61. to 61. 15i. each ; the latter price was only paid in two instances ; 61.6 r. may be quoted as the general average. Three-year old bullocks, prime, sold at from 181. 18s. to 201. each. Mitch cows were scarce, and of an inferior description, prime, 101. to 121. each. Bolls, three years old, rated at from 161. to 181. The prices realised did not satisfy holden, and the reduction in prime, or rather the reluctance to, buy, is attributed to the uncertainty of the prices which will be taken for te e government provision contract next mont►. Store heifers were bought up quickly at from 111. to 131. For stall feeding demand was brisk at the Mon of the fair. Sheep: There was great depression in sales, although no less than 13,000 of the class was exhibited ; buying was dull, average price from 365. to 38e., and for sums extra prime 40e. was paid. WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. (1/011 TIM OPTICS OP las amccrrito oomrAity.) Kr. Alszsoder Beattie—l sr imams' of the National • ' Life Arrorres Society. I bar boss a rug ties intimate with Sir Jobi Peel. He rase to is. tree to request se ' is advisee 20,0001. ea the deposit of Gerais ionise secs 'lei's. I replied that we did set is our orepar adwa•ce upset knits securities, bat I 'oersted if he wee its want of • less be right de it es the Sock Barrie. Be MEM to re • scrod time sad said it was desirable that he should slither barrow or gall lb. securities. sad sided that if it was set possible to canals • lees, he most sell. I, at his retreat, eorreuiested w►th sr brokers, Muer Foster nod Besithwaite, to surge the matter as they would. Si► Jobs Peal gar re a memorandum of the securities, whir I tor to Fever and Braithwaite. I kllllll7 bad the sersitiee thasselves. The enmities were sold by Foster sad Braithwaite, 'ad they handed re two recur w►ieb were crossed. Oa* cheque was for 4,7931. ; the ether was for 7,4871. lo I revived the cheque as the friend sf Ns Jobs. I would have given Sir Jolla the ehapies, ►et he error • wise► to ►ave the sort, where upon I cursed the eberse tad gave kir as era erre es lay barn for 12,2281 10, fld., the arena of the two chores together. The date of that rogue was 16th Marsh, 1664. Mr. Jobe R. albs= esid—l sat a mamba of the Stab Sweeep, sad wee formerly clerk to Maws. Fuser sad Btatillinatlll. I ,member some Ihaish sleek Was NM by the Aria oe the 16th of Mush, 1844. I resolved the beads at the ease of Mt. 8e.411e. They sealisted ef 10,0001. Dudek Three rev Gets , mod 6,0001. Flee pee Cleats. I altered the embers of the beads is w 7 book. Oee was a 1,0001 bead, weesberedll7—eeves ter 4091. seek. numbered 374, 673, 426, 467, to 460 isalusivit. Then Men two ether Wade. &ushered 793 sod 796. wed els of 104 wash. These beads were sold by oar his.. tad 1 beetled wee twe sheave , to Mr. Beattie. Main pas Qua. Beek noliesi 4,7131.16 a •4.. tt ,taA „A.:. ;11.4 FRIDAY, Oorosia 26. Iltstire‘ Owed Wed. Mee et WWII.. 0ri55wi5h.......... LW. Homy nea. tetkism Leads itsubsser SWIM Sete as Treat Odle W.$ W.... Thriabd. Lamm: W.8.W... lasla. 8. W. Ltd. Sea. Osedy. = ll —... LW. „. Pb.. W Me. _ . —.— Lensed — Pim kollesiton .- *: SAW— Very windy—Nadi tabu S.W. time Psmarcorth .„ LW. „.... Vary whily—Bala. Briglitcs Yarmouth .... .... „... &LW RM. Cal= &W. W.S.W. Basta. — L Rain. Oroat Orbashy HilliSSl ...... =I , ..................„ LW. ...... Ste. B.W. Rabtr ClionsaMar--.... LW. firm& „—... — W.LW. 1ieraar5...—.....—... W.N.W Ram. Oanti/ Bassrloarrea — r...... LW. „ Cloudy. Shrewsbury..„ N.R. ...... Raia. A laaagn all= B.W. W. W.e.W. York --..... N.B. thuuls S.W. Sawa& —.. .... B.W. i t= ti ........--... &LW.-- Mari. linden ---...... LW. 13:1= Whitby . —......... . S L AW. Ctoody. Irtae—wlidy. ittal Tosteldge B.W. arced L Baia Too Dzsz FOIL Till MlLLsza.—A curious sod somewhat semi mime Ins witansed Wt lloaday, at the DarHostas eon market, wises the miller, sot relishing the inditel ries is t►e prim of wheat, or whops thiskiss that the farmers is the district wen asides sentient a fair sadist pries, abroiste:y missed to rushing, sad his the assksS is s beSi.—DevAdukChrowicis. 4 THR EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, 1865. - - . ' HA J. Sewell said-I was feumuly sleek la Mmes. will M. "shall had alma') hoes , . With regard •• MARKETS SHIPPING INTELLIG numAND. ILab) lEntringence. p o w sad p ra sh wa jl e , cad esthe 16th of m a r e k lege, e the feats, se far es Sir Atha Paul eras soweerned. he ad- - , w __ - ENQ -4.-- -....-- • . &sco l d & ow n hive o f C oa t Danish B a a l to di moo . ealtied that he had no answer. He Goad sot duty that, 12 DUBLIN, OCT. XL COMM OF BANKROPTOT.-OCr. N. SUGAR.-The average price of angst , the produce of te e THE SEA -BORNE MAIL& Bodwithild and Co. I am delivered other buds of the a neemeet of extreme distress and premere, be hod nos- Bridals possessions is Amides, computed from the mores INO OF THE DUBLIN AND WICKLOW TM= IS 00211111110221 ISM witted the eat imputed to him, bat be said he had a right wide la the week en di n g the 23rd day of October, 1866, ls ease Mad to Mews. Oobea sad Co. (These was the (From the "Landon Peet-oillce List.") RAILWAY. was INAPT AMP MOUTON. _ This sow the mailed° al•gill g gia the cuis of Than " -party of Dr. GriMtha.) bonds referred to by the last willi e s *, sad which wore the to complain that he bad bees most unfairly treated by the Ws. 6i. per ewe. exclusive of duty . . The average prim [rat , : 00 Uts u for mll wakluir day uP • Mall 414 Op g kb* interesting and loareapeoted event of thepress in reformer? to his conduct. It lad been said that be of sugar, the produce of the Mural s, la the week ending " th e folk...lnel bide aal *woe, 1 I -----=-_"`a Oil Selby sad Silas Norton deemiled as mannen, of Town ;of the Bray sad Wicklow portion a this Has took mating; ii Less. Tim . ; to rend from as 2dta o f m t . W. L . s aa dd ea , c l er k i s the h as hi ng h ems e f had professed to be religious I. order that he might iodate as above__ , . is 28. 01 t Oti t. .. h. per . c tud wt. u , e. e z u e i l u , si re B o ta t t , duty. o ,_ T i ts -- - - - T ...0 . anew puce , estarday, the preseedage Wag graced by the peel um* 16 4, ta tka tut " swa b s , wt. anti mia o w m en . l ose ew e s m irk p re d at ed m ow o f sh e m a w, charitable Neeldiell is • Gamut their kale to his beak, and am wash „ any ; s • aka'--„; produce of the Beet l u dhe , Is bad. up 5* *brsse isteedsy, she pieseedlalu beleg graced by the PtS Us,eb, 644, thl flfl 15$, .--. e"spqls Ijy.s 4 511 h, peodused of ebaritable seelitis. is easiest their teals So hi. beak, and the week esdlsp sa above, Ii hat. ihit. " . ; I , tot :L 4 71" the eles. ____,Ust ohs 1,, tiw r the Loed Llastall••• wad a brilliant o °mlallil- elasall heavy lame At the lama whoa Um pert- sw e de that hod bees edema te, sad whisk h e m id moo *Wm might thee have an opportunity of alworlatllit of duty . The ge prow of the three foregoing deserip. Post Ogee. pushed. "'•• , fu e r eke had bees serupalemly iaspested by Celesol menalp a Selby. Norton. mid Delhi was so Ere deposited with them by a mama es the Nth of March, --- a have bees is • diellatias of 18,71 M The soma are funds to his own purposes. This charge was utterly dons of sager, jointly, is 30,.44. per cert. Lisboa -.) Ttklith,&) , one ef the gmerenesall inapesters of railways, as t...llealla n -- so ....1--47;adases is i , i i ito a bo y 1864. false. Mr Jobs Paul inn really satiated by smogs rel Micas BRISTOL, Ocrogua 28.-Siam oar last report we eta s -..-.. le 27t \ or the South. ~__ erne “elt NIT. $... ' , ha r, and the queries of the stability and safety of the 2 7.1„,'"" ' and B .7`,„l7 stit ; t a' s ' isadtswa hidwi Mr. B r uthweito moved that he received the ord e r from and &eatable foliage, and he was knows by many who have had • very brisk &mud for sugars, aad prima may be 9theeitee' ....... 1 meth. w•• at rest . Hie Euellenty the Eeril of Caselisle was ee Zir y , iLippi . l ; quoted fully ls. 6d. to 24 higher th an last week ; the sul wi_rww,.. , , Iota ) Whist Y., on bail to M r. Beattie for the sole of the Danish Five per Cast. Bonds,en d ti little , tiering, otherwise a large bus- 7: - ' 4th . m e th, IS were now present to have eapead , rd his own private fends re very shore la . Wed by Lady Dover, the Mariam's' of Kildare, Merest. oRS 80,, mahou t of )- 1 h• SW" are and he wrote a cheque for 4,7931. 16e. The shaves wee, by liberally l a lb* ale" at " ari l' sad la afford ens oad be doge. E s rfleer's produce II mach - sought "•fr .-- ).• of the ) sm. burls,. Snot e,, Lay F. Howard, the Deere a Antall, and a au- thus stated- geed dela, SAM i peepay, 371.; ditto add inistake; data the Idtk instead of th e 16th of religious isstraction to his poorer fellowereatareel alter, sad miles readily aide at extreme rates. trll7 e .‘ j • " ilk ' j tbs party, sad the neurelea trait which left Harecurt • se anurith law. The peals had boon 14,6061. ; • Mr. A. Tessa, clerk to Mous. &mem sad Co., proved Mauritius j fork at Math 12,4124; draws •it ha 31. ; ditto by Va ni t:e . , and so far from his heels; as 'studios to sp. TALLOW. ma oey. I , the 1 South. w•t•a• at lallflwat 11, Will fai l li allad with m 8,8274; loseee, by bed MS% (somprislog me item that !menet upon the brads is quotas woe paid to other Prof riate the foods of soy charitable illetitalloo. at the The tallow market has again advanced this week. The kit ly neeterons comma. The train reached Bray la of 9,6911. due him tie ads.. of T. and 0. Selby.) peaces in September, 1864. time el the heakraptay many sub institutions were in demand from the trade has been active, and in the early p...,... l id "„2 1 1 South hour, sad after a day of 12 siestas, set off epee its Mr. Jean Om • se mmearl fee the eseignme; A good deal of formal evidence was then gone Into of thepart of the weak the larger part of the tallow delivered o ff , ei e - ppere -- - me - a. i sebum. E 41 1".• ROL L. 2111)212 to him for money he had advanced. He did not round the Head, whisk at less wee, doubts., me Mc MAIM , ellfledlird as Ice Mehra* Selby: and Mr. den SUSS eltaneter, with a view of truip• the bonds is question. deny that Sir John Paul had nikappropriated the securities upon last three months' contracts, from the late arrivals was a .,,,.,„„ e .,, is ) 4th IMI „ La deride satiety to sea of It. inmates. These who in gaieties, but he thought it right to say that he only did either disposed of to the trade, or housed by the receivers 7,, -- s cata) E. of the `'"w" Gun eem look /Me saidite ll ' ......ll. to oppose th e sedassq of whisk it is nasseassary to give in detail.fool. Cad. °at- - for hi her r Thistended etre h WI 1"••iowsly visited the art led hies welt to the ben e ria . Selby, as helelf a Ms. Halilla t • Paii••••• Mn. W. Bell, the °Skid • assignee appoiated ia the bank- so while ■•°11•• great pressure that was outadoned by the g p loom to na en the market. ...__, maim raoath. 1 To-day the market hu advanced 34. to 64. is all podtions, 7:::_, , is partite of the Ithe as MN fa whisk earth dap wee of t property, essidas is Lisiesseoweeparti. In ruby of to defeadnats, said that, at the request of Dr. busk not beim, able to obtain a debt, eatantleg to nearly and we leave o ff -on the spot, Y.O , new, 63r. 3d. to 63e. ;7.7' 171 wish greater peril than the Ise, whilst those who ISSITZ:r Zgee wished to mole an lavesiment of 4,0004, Orifiths he went to the bank as the 16th of Jane, IM6, 300,0001., that was due to it from a person named Retrial. 61. ; old, 63.. to 634. 34 b • 63s 63. . 3d . ; all t • year, .to .; B ee e neee ), as oppermsity of snag the works lies the reed fe ll• r d_Pe_ Se Mr. George esky, the hoaknept's brother, to l ee lOW pews Tbo t o o o mosoo b e li e v e d t o b e mo de and saw Mr. Straits sod, he bellowed, Mr. Bata also, Ile The learned salient then said that he should not detain the December, 644. 3d. ; January and Hatch, 665. buyers. Venezuela laic rowed Bea Head at a higher lard, STIR within a at , o f ono m a bd ies k is to a Mrs. shepherd; asked him whet had become of Dr . Oahu' securities, and jury by 'tamale% at any greater length upon the facts, The public sales went off with spirit ; of 1,338 casks offering, GreT Towu• - ""' '"' meson. Pallas I we pi a , 1,06 7 were sold. The deliveries to last evening were 2,032 cani ttanamorel• tZ e rialmt = wen still wOr• intheessed with and na se Mr. Medd s se that It was aireara he add they were add or pained. At flat he said be did as he should rely entirely 'upon the question of law, and ► make. Arrivals 1,4(4 casks.-(From Mears. Smith and Pm NM* MI of the route, whisk seemed by It had shoe bra that Mrs. Ethep- set know where they were and afterwards he iodinated should matend that his client was exonerated from all Charles' Cleats; of Friday evening.) •••/••• to • ••••' 1 • •••• F• deatrima • Vas*" from WA obi is lail. sad VMS en elsollfelle etnually ' ‘iviveleal amending by the avowal that he had made before meneat way, hemmer, the upset is fee allareat; s ow. dk ob e b oo b oo s h a d reprw ,„ ta d ta air that they were deposited or pawned with some oat, and tes Magi a novice would lad it hard to With tn. move. iigifWge dal sly •=miss. coda be pstd am say that, at all mato, they would set be forthcoming. H. the Court of Do•livol•v7 of the 'WM/ is which be had COTTON--Ixf =Pool., OCT. 26.-The oaks limiest Nam , .) II Nov. 1,7 ...) Swath' I Ilee Ma that • rash how above was Weenoshille7 ohms IS sin sasatle' mass . The Jawed had been paid asked the defendant whether they, had sot got • • general dialwaell_ef wia th e r• srl amos l l " thsa iS ia t i a t r a • bru a hes ■ again, contrery to what we bad e: coed, made •ano einpien. , o r ,a, soak. -......, MAMA the *atm POW. oe • more Ibis kW tie regolarly 1 sad it was est ia 1860 that Mr. Hedges die- esearity-book, and Mr. Stralran and Mr. Bates looked at Mr. se f ma forcible st ,____ tiler decided step downwards. Our proceedings irons day w ee k * ....... Nor. t South. lit Err beim, the lies passuals OM, oppresses et w e nd doe oo 'mu° to day have presented an valorem appearance of dulness HIM& ) 111 " 1 " ) week ., Earare id th e u rkti en d lo p oon gb e so d lo moo, h o g b ee . em pl o yed w ith mamma ad the ip =" w r i al a d • H ast ib o a btabi d i•sititt•d; s ad th e each other, but made no reply. No book of this kind was to the Jury on behalf of the remising defendant Mr. Bates. and depression ; the turn of priers on each sucoeeding day /Au , .•.... ramtk, • edittismal asearily la tbe glens at whisk the meet riiW eg i - w il s pa y wte um produced at any time. He said that the only question he should ask them to decide ban more gad more in favour of the buyers. There has s w i s hy Paeolltielle Mow The Min ens .11"101 In .loth of Ms. W. B. tiel that Mr. George Selby, the By Sir F. Thesiger-Witars was sore that Mr. Bush= was whether they could be satiolisd spas the 'videos, that been some irregularity . , no doubt, in the various trudge- CatedeVads amemptoutt. To 50.16. us its of sepals' lateret, as& tie ssenesionble were amm o o f t o o e bad mod es hie wandaatiai said that ow securities were sot hataasatag. aad that they bed ham laid wars them that kis client war a Party to the tions .unek aa de t t h h e a re t. a u lways th wul be in adr dining market ; bet we Baud • Nev. 9 I the taloa Mertleelfff if amskiell ••• •••• ,1 •11 s ti dase. la July, ....egeg• Belay add rt. IRIS was al „ ad sa i d. ma • ge, the market for middling BuluktYmer dl, of this utsperiess mullettaldmer. TM Int of a rm ogiodooli l o r fr igai gi mi 4.003 L ea of some were deer pa se traasestioa la Marsh. 1864, foe the sale of those boucle, that dotes to the ordinary iodides of American is to-day nearly Ptwsdw s sled I•• as at a plat et lit Had karma as the Lam &sip, a s k s opa/ h i g as ji ii iiilk i .. gb or b or d. oomaaata d By the Attorney. Generel-No Pir per Cast. Derek was the nib** el this inquiry. He should say ambles Id. lower than at the close of last week, and all other kinds Nam I Besmears briesi, et Aisle Fiat it has bees t o gaa he the regasmat, an d to L a u r en was pola,st Ent to, Brads were at any time in witeess's possessios. , upon the ■gassers of law, but he rested hie debar entirely , if American li. ; good stapled ()rims of middling Tidily feast a- I E Nov. 28 ...1 YiT t i t . _ tem g .. being searee, maintain their gronad may steadily. Banta W.C.rafress po u t(, •••••••F.. I. •••••••I • weeds. • b,M ge _ _ ___._ . 10 6 • 1 f• Goer,* Sally emd aftorwards by his Writer. ties haakropt. Mr. Hawkins here proposed to ask the wieser to idsatify os the far that Mr. Bare had nothing whatever to do with sold at about id. lower . Ear o ' P Braille , and all other BrilieNtrUt Oct . 26 , ili es / ..e 0 /It rimpsograt ......,. ... 6.. 1111 .P1M..... ........ b aa ..W(S222t ... ...lT2Safl2OL_,_tinT In Partmonell•P„ ..... v015b . ...._,_,...a01vi1e.. 803 7 the preasedings that had taken plus la bardireaty, with a the sale either bawds. It was sot senora% U th e jury leer stabled ;ors have folly participated in the gruel ualisd esser=. ) re ager id as att ie 1 Li pom wr: ads „. 11 ,,,,. 5.. club .. - mum/. .- - ----•- --- •• some ..••'' isfi ••••• " 11116.1 ' w "'• ••••'• "" vie Mired the scrissidon alleged to have been nude should think he knew of whet had takes pleas afterwards, ----- -- le viaduct in bib Past bill . bass Ink of steamed 6111 asooeftiss to be giro Wafts; Mrs. Shop- _w to l" depression. We hardly used repeat what is the mutant u m hd a sig „ r4c ,. c a e the required bed. imel Is ewe alget_w was "Mal 'llovo• T hla wee ••• o but be learnt •7 the defeadente, aad upoa which they relied fora to justify these is eenvisting him-they must be satiated he observation n euronsry one-that tam continued giving way in itriddigorth IE. alternate i ll ' eT. ewe r , 05. ta. ad earned sett by tie sow, 1422 are still APRS his der Mr. NM" said .6. Nosey mad be debase. knew of is at the th ee or w ere Is took p l ass , b e i m ,b oy the price of is owing to the hen and apprehensioce lumen_ _ Fridays. Put* bib Iby tie WI l• • •••••••••I• • 14 ••••• U• • ••••• Pobla gg Z7 ......m.a. ibbe as obi 01108be..._ $l. nolife,__!. He afterwards The Mammy Genseral oblested to this Wane being taken, salad say that he „ as rimy up„ tha maw iadistatest. still eatertalned as to commercial discounts and Amadei ttalsounetes) re Teri . r ' a l eolith. W as h. rimer, heesteles oblik Ilk bans/ oral provost softeousiderstlons. Bur upon this point would at otos change Ama tdi in_ wdas t.T4l . m o ot ,. w ren . Nora u m ... °ma ' Os lb. lad Of Wen he hid as mortuary of giving rider, to show He eusestly retreated the jury not to allow their desires nonce at a Oast abilliiii•lNSlL The seat teasel Ayes,. 1011., 11E - irabonot admftedi that he had no deeds the aimed of Wogs both here and in Manchester. As it albs Boomayzakoe e a s t *,„• b a yi ng i a hem, fi g a m - s ig e sid . s , an d ad that IM sada was Last through ender what airosortasses the statement was made. to be inflamer' by the prejudice that hod bee. east upon is, the important quanioas of supply and consumption, and e y Dew am maw aka. I li- yen Is the Meet of s and after mu ft i mi. Km Sword aid the yes rater, s a d he had sts. Berea Alderson mid the statement might be reed if the the Weirdest. by the remarks of the prer or by the fast 01011 the food question, are for the moment forgotten. We aim. II -beat. ••111•1111•IrliMI lb% OP sell rock Ma MS Mia•at. INDUS 7r ate ; TI pay me." Bankrupt &feeders redo it their rides**. that a gnat ashy wpm bad b ees n d oa d by the proceed. now quote middling uplands, 511. ; Mobile, 6ld. ; Orleans, Will% alibi Masi fa sobs. at de said be read sat. wen elvernefilv Sir F. Thalia said they should certainly have to produce tags of the defendests, but to do their duty hollowly and 6 7-16 d. The oom mitts* of brokers place fair uplands, CASUALTIES. and Orleans, fled. I,oto American a lb i a l i t e llav e = Wile aha Illie" made, bill wiliest resin. l atie P silekirs: b emt . l 7 M al " evidence and probably the better course would be without say refereaos to the coosequomos or to the remarks b a tiet r e ' eid. ; Cathariee, from Drogheda, which was retorted Of the loved •1111 1 •1 1 oaliotat So ollbooll a odW 4_ isereace on nm brother's rat are reported to have been taken on spends- the 11th inst ,in the Rick Channel II bees sib" ii enamor et Mora to •100•1•0 he the solossasS lilt_ who alias= =Mord_ Niiilefta it at no vase. to postpone the reading of the statement for the protest. that might be made upon them. lion ; 3,200 American, 3,180 Surat, 100 Egyptian, 100 beached at th e ht ........ Li . ' , w ,., jilt d, lei 0_...,_ __• lon 0 ....... 5... ....... • an .I.a. •Aa•lo.liwovios .... - ••teee...et. ea. . . .- CASUALTIES. Catharise, from Drogheda, which was reported whore ra the 11th inst., in the R srk Cheatel,'haa Wu got d, ri beached at the Magsaines.—Liverpool, Oct. 28. Gossypiam, which owned op the 17th for At., tad tie Artow, sailed ;yesterday for Mobile, hare pat lark.— ' Liverpool, Oot. 28. Royal Sovereign, which sailed Oot. 15, for Eleveuelt cat pat back, 24th, grounded to the south of Spittoon per, last sight, but got off on the morning's flood sad mitred. —Liverpool, Oct. 28. LIVRIPOOL BRIPE AT FOREIGN PORT/.—AIWEAR (6.), at Genoa; Corinthian (sr), for Corfu, mid Clipper, el Gibraltar; Lao., at Vigo; Nieolasa, et Bilbee; Alter* and Wallace, at Memel; Proohete, at Ostend. Br am) FOR Lmaaroot.—Thomu Icimeim, Ott lt from Bilboa ; Jaffa Hellszine, from St. Bemire, Ott. a. SUPPOSED MURDER NEAR MANCHESTER. About non to Thanday the body of a young woman was Used la the bed of a small omen on the verge of Triton-pork, bonen Manchester and Stretford, under sinamasarees whit" bed M tbe minion that aba has bun murdered en the apt, ea that .he bid been subjected to violence 'mayhem la the asiglthenebeed and then . &egged to the Om tar the neethetisa of the crime and essanionat of the belly. Tits pima is a retired spot at a 'distance from gay net, sad apnea of half.-mil. hem the varepiks reed teem Ilemetrathe to Stretford. It is ea the right beak of 1111119 riser lrael, sad the stream empties itself Wm that rim Mbar men than a hundred yards • !c o t aa r. ran. A man mad hey espial la rat within the »men ef the peas vomit, and loot ne ties in emmasnieating with the toasty constabulary' at Stafford, by wham the body wee removed to the Trafford Hotel, to await a carreaer's inquest. Sbe appears to have beat a wawa of mbar fell habit, of rather more than the oaiddia stature, and gooAlsolting in the thee. She was dtheaward lying ea bar thee, slightly imbed led in mod, .ekieb is about 12 oar 14 lathes deep at the bottom of %be stream. The water was about deep enough to cams tbs :body, and when first sees her lone blvk hair was loose, end Monies is the stream. At tbs Trafford Hotel the body was washed, and resealed a very fresh ignorance, but doentpdthea set la rapidly afterward', and it is supposed *lathe pan wenn had ben la the water for some days, ea ponen of her arms sad legs bad hien eats° sway by rata is Mee amain. The plies say that, en the body being AM wasted, then were dhcaloratioas about the seek, as if stnagulatioa or pressen of math kind had ben mad than was the appearance of a nannies em sae ef IM ere. The isafertuasta woman bed been only pare* &end, baying as se hoar et or !SD, MO like , . end easy eat elethise. Slc led ea, la fact, te ddes the stocking, =br ews stuff Mars, of a rather fashionable make, sad Sees the frost, sad a white cotton twill chemise. • What leads probability to the sandal' that sae hart ben smareed is the Mamma by the polies that for eight or In ands from the mesa, ea an of its tanks, tbs opme wee mesh trampled down, portions of ths ram lbad bars tare up by handfuls, and there ware indeatations zilthink, se gams perm's ham, to the depth of sia Tim mama's dress was much ton, a. if is a miner. OM Ippon se r sew Ma about 26 sr 26 Isms of age. She Ml set bass idntian up to yesterday dietitian, nor had coq marnat melted the plies M sash a penon being adesiag. Mr. W. S. Harm, on if the wenn of the soreety ef Leardatee, was to *pea an Winn yesterday tames& Due or Qom Pommies Bunn Bori.—The , Alwoyo►d Tahiti soneroese that Prises atrium, eldest weed Qom P oasod, Sod la the niekt of the 12th May. Tbo klbobbOult this hiloaling days paid eirita of outdo. Ines% Or QOM; fits wawa hod Itself Pair eat of, and the ors *ale bowie obeyed, and ai Isroopht presents of all ma of MIL ALor Moo of beim. ski (Urea, they lowa dporetwes Wei a *do mad bee Woe, arid Apo. sooiriof w l.pdroo Afttabooliod. " liiiitotiout to Perafrakflosan TAW, oolotabla is the neap al tior true Old. Ire douse Maw, we pairs, motet. ad Isui•raatiras of dlibriota.toostme yes sad imp wish you on the death of TZeteye." Taboos. U. Ouse* orator, replied—. Chief', modoio.ood rutir of dietrioto—Poniard le happy Os aft you, Masi you for this mask of totems% aid to otles you to ablustillsboose, sad weep over the body of her ass." The osootil dos entered the boost sad wept good. The hoard of OD datuased took plooo as tbo 31Ird Nay, tillb mob pow The Flea& eildbeeitise awl the Baa l& sad Tlelood boas Marais *WNW Nobet mammy. OM. • williblos 1111 run, hos _11•41 at VOW. Übe bad pmesevoll bar video alum uokrilieifitd. ash oll'ber us*. Hey busload, *Willed We* yearosio. bad reaelsod ski seas age so benmelf. nod beet soak at hat Utast *a one bora imam of egg ago dens, he adage of those lad OL • Oarerm. PaLdal.-- P1M..121111 DAT, OCT. 28. =r"gi 'IMMO 791 • ditto by erase, tidied*, ot, OM Corrosionbdini day Int year, 1,419. THE POLICE COUBTS. BOW.STAEET. Two aisle, both wider 16, slimed Emily Florence Drayton and Anne Wmdawnrth, were charged with having in their possession two gold rings of considerable valise, and not being able to give a satisfactory amount of them. It appeared that the feistiest Drayton tendered the rings in pledge to Mr. Boast, pawnbroker, Loag-acre, and oa his inquiring where she got them, she replied from a friend." He detained the rings while she went to fetch her Weed, and in a few minutes she returned with the other prisoner, who said she picked op the rings near Bpring-gardeos. He seat for a mutable and gave them in charge. The prisoner Wordsworth adhered to her story, that she had found the rings in the street; and the other prisoner said that she was with her at the time, and though she did not see the rings till is the possession of her companion, she had no doubt that the latter Flaked them up at that time. When en asaMed before the magistrate the prisoners would give no information as to who were their friends, but it bad since bees ascertained that Wordsworth bad bow a servant in the family of Lord Lisburne, and bad been &wham. d for an alleged theft of a sovereign. No laicisation had been obtained as to the ownership of the rings. Mr. O'Brien (clerk to the court) observed that advertise ments were frequently seen in the papers announcing that property of small value wee is the hands of the police, sup posed to have been stolen, and inviting the owners to some forward and claim it. Wes it not Mange that such a course had not bee taken in this caws, where the property wee worth more than 601. ? . . Mr. Jardine thought that this coarse ought to have been adopted. The soother of the prisoner Wordsworth here came for ward ard asked whether the magistrate amid in any way sadist her in controlling her daughter, who had been a very I good and well-behaved girl sisal lately, when she had fallen tato bad company, and had been led astray. Mr. Jardine could only hope that the imprisonment she had already undergone would be a warning to her, and that she would go home with her mother, sad be careful la her conduct fur the faints. Tile Hoge mat revisit in the care of the pollee, and the priethers, though they mast now be discharged, might be ag►in apprehended if any farther evidence against them should arise. Ito li-STREIT. Joists Waddeir. ;1;;;;;;7•;;;;;47;itsilikat , residing at N 0.4, Dudley-coact, was charged with violently sasaulting his wife, Asia Waddell. The prosemstris, whose head and face presented a dread ful appearaarle being covered with adhesive plaster. stated that she had b een married to the prisoner about seven years, and lived with him in an apartment at No 4, Dedley-court Oa Tuaday night she was to bed with her child, a little girl about seven years of age, and at one o'clock the defendant came home rather the wore, for liquor, and odd the little girl for sew gin. While the child was gone the prisoner polled whims out of bed and threw her down on the floor. He then knelt upon her stomach, and with his flits beat her about the head and face with all his force. He afterwards laid bold of her hair and pulled her across the room, and tore a portion of her hair from her head. Ton cruel treatment he followed up by attempting to strangle , bee. She screamed out " Murder!" as loud as she w s able, and he then seined a hammer, sad struck her several times on the but of lur head, and, as a finish to his brutality, kicked her about the body with his heavy boots until he had rendered her insensible. Some neighbours subsequently fetched a constable, and prisoner was given into custody. She was afterwards taken to the hospital, where her wounds were drooped. Witness added that be had repeatedly anon her before, bat she had always kept it quiet. Charlotte Howard corroborated the principal part of pro sodden's statement. The tanner did sot attempt to deny the charge. Mr. Hardwick committed the prisoner tsr trial under the Aggravated Assaults Act, which renders his liable to three years' imprisonment. LAI% BEI H. Emily Pritchard. a middle-aged temele, was finally exa mined before Mr. Elliott, on • charge of dropping her infant child in Rosemary Branch fields, Peckham, os the Bth of last swath, and leaving it exposed to the cold air, so that it died on the 25th of the same month. Mrs. Emily Hudson deputed that on the taming of the Bth of last month, at about halt past eight o'clock, she heard the cries of ma infant at some dinette*, sod on going to the spot ski found a female child at about 100 yards from her own house, is • lonely place. The infest was lying on its back by the aide of a shed, and was wrapped up in a black shawl, and she took it to the hoses of Mr. Cliff ird, the relit 'Meer. It screamed dreadfully ill the way, and by the desire of Mr. Clifford site took it to Camberwell workbeves. Mr. Jobs Besithere, the master of Camberwell workhouse, ma, that on the Bth of last month the child brought by the last wittiest was admitted into the workhouse, sod on the 26th it died. It was a sickly child, sad was under medical treatment from the time of its admission into the workhouse until its death. Atheist 8 o'clock on the morals, of Sunday fortnight the prisoner was brought to the workhouse by • polio:ems, who informed him that she bad given her.ell feet kis eastody for dropping a child sear the Romney Bauch. He (lir. Basithers) asked her if that was the ease, and the mriseser repaid that it was—that somebody bad "split" spas her, sad that she had gives Wad up to pre vent that pewees getting the reward offered by the parish far her approbestkm. He deseribed to her the child takes to Mr. Clifford's, and its &setae, and she. said It was the some. Ho then told her the child was dead, end she appeared very meth but, sad scatty faisud, tad could net speak for some time- Jells Cards der sed that the prbeser had lodged with her at bee hods la Orthard-street, last-lass, 11•Iworth. sleet Christmas last. like wee attained is Nswisgtos wet k hoses in Aortae last, and same oat es the 6th of Benum b/sr, with her infest. The prisoner bad sever provided may thing for her child, exempt one shirt, whisk she made oat of a pocket-bandkarchlist, and which was then produced as the cue wets by the infant that bad died at the workhouse. Os the semis" of the Bth of September mitame was ost, and es her return the primer told her that the father of bar AIM had takes it away with if. foe the purpose of placing It to nano with his sister, who retitled at Waisted. The Omer having declined saying 'arid% I. demos, • Mr. mums was attest to tomtit het foe trial, bat lading that &houseroom who had atteaded the latest easel sodden that the eapeenre of the Johns bad set asellsesisd Me Math or bees the same et it, be took the esmi steer the Aggravated Await La, sad committed the lands to two sesetbs' hard 'abed. BALI 01 LONDON NZWBPAPIIII.—Tbe itaartarly Ml. a taiga is at ea* Hanlapial. Lttarary 'sedum *SI Mid as Friday. Mr. W. Hall ellslatlair M •• BAWL" Tbe Loam dailka sold as follows :—Tuttae. id a . r ; ea Deily M. ld.; Skipping GANN, Id.—asailoriand ARRIVED. Aunt-at Liverpool, October 26. from Angerosm-at Liverpool, October 24, from -Jou Avoca Fln.t.,-st Cowes, October 25. from hfre ANNA 111,4115-St Plymouth, October 24, from ink Aclmum-46 Queenotown, October 24, how._ Ipt Altemcarr Commies off Portsmouth, October 25, 'from. Sew 212 Acrrve-at fielcombe, October 25, from Arrnacric-st Liverpool, October 26, from sees Jlew Lid Coy eirsima-of Liverpool, °mobs r 25, from CRAM.= JACE,IOII-of Liverp.o, October 26, tr0m7........kis erre' or Hawses-at Deal, October 26. from .. ! CIIT O. ROTTSIDAS-at Gravesend, October 26, fr0m..... DaS6 DANIIITTA-off Pill, (hoover 2r, from Shomide DAVID HAMMON-off Llverpts4, October 26, from Midi* EARL or Strros-off Liverpool, October :6, t1ta1.....111101 ELeAmose-at Liverpool, October 26, from • Zurraarss (664--at Liverpool. October 26, from Prieme EmiLr-at Falmouth. October 23, from _IMO Fits IMMOD-06 the Wight, October 12. tram Bowl Putut-off For land, October 22, trees .. FAcom.A.BALLArm -at LateTSool, October 641. - from.-- Mtn eloovetumva Simmeman-off Portleod, October 23, froiL-Mtomy Gear-et Olmemoter, October 23, from ... Gsriox-at Falmouth, October 25, from GAreormAD-at Liverpool, October 28, from BMW Jana Nomura- at Liverpool, October 26, nom lean Lot ve-ot Liverpool, October 2., from MART E. BALCS -at Uverpool, Oc tober 26, from.. St ~..f ta ItAitaAiLir -at Queenstown, October 24 from IYloeir NAST AND Ass-St Dust:tom October 25, from.. 11•000-St Yarypoet, OdOler 21. from NSPTONVII FSTOVIIIS-at Des), October 23, tram blutuarzA-off Part.and, October 23, from Note NANCY-St Liverpool, October 26, from - ......... ~„ OEN Owes (se.)-at Liverpool. October 26, from OallattiD-OtY South P. rel And, October 23, from 71Zammat 01110 P-at Deal, Octobe , 25, trnrc POW Ociminea-oft Queenstown, October 24, from .. Pascoe Arneca-at Gravesend, October 26, gam. liedolet Puma OSCAI-at Cowes, October 25. free. Ala Peerage-at Cork, October 24. from... New Yid PAct-ot Falmouth, October 25, from Boma Am Parrot-at Deal, Oetob r 26, from Odeltit PANTALOON-a. Deal, October 26, trout- ...... -at Falmouth, October 25, I lverpcol, October 26, trout Liverpool. October 'A, from lAmle October 20, tram Osielb the Wight, October 23, from bets s or a . L. Pourse_ at Liverpool. , Li p Lerpo i. i .1 )(10 , he t October f 2 .5, from ........... &Mu Sot hilt/ Ras-off Liverpool, October 26 Tow ..to EDUARDO- st Ltverpool. ocwber 26, from irtLoot-off Liverpool, October 26, from LOMB Asylums—at BAILED. o Cardiff, October 26, MOM 11,43M114M-440132 QUettnalui.ll, October 24, ..... Lads Cam—treat Gravesend, October 20, ....... Coastaadiciii Canis—hoot Grareeend, October 26. to . ............... Orr or Losix.rs from Gravesend, ()robe? 28 , ELLug—hem Gray...stud, October .6, to ......... ffurtio—fron Gloucester, October 24. to ...... voids Erwtorra (s.)—Prom Ptymoutb, Uct.ber 25, to W.O et SOW Ibualcs—from Newport, ht., October 24, to COCO= 1.1111/4-2,014 Queenstown, October 24, to llasuria or hors— from Cardiff, October 22. to 34044. 141111141.1. from Newport, M., Octobar 21, Peones—troot Cardiff, October :5 to Pasassies—troto Cork, October 24, to . Qosas—from Newport, M., October 24, to.-- QMOW — tralli QUe4I 444O WT, October 24, to dna Aorta—Pros Queenstown, October 24. to Ilursas—from Gravesend, Oc'ober 26, to ~ Watt WO Tarlia—cede —atijati:errosnGr'Soverrlid.san.kprtoWs,264erOctoterto2s: Aucs 3 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Airport Melia, from Lotsdas b.r Idebourne, Oct. 11, lat. —,IO.NT. Burma (English barque), fro IA London for Oalrotta, bkpt 1 3 , 74 . 7.30 N., ion. 31 W. Clyde (screw steam transport). Oct. 13, let. 39.3 a N., lou.ll W. Campertiown (atm% tr import), Sept. 39 off Gibraltar. Golden Aga, from Old Calabar for Liverioal, Oct. 3, lat. 214' 10 33.3 W. Gibraltar (mew abeam iranainrt), 84 pt. 30,1 n the Gut of Gileabr. Marian, from Liverpool ter Alllifllll, Oct. 2. lat. 2 7 N 1 96 . 31 W ' Phtebe Gnnbar (ahipi, 95 days from Mauritius toe L 040,044 lat. PM kat. 34.7 W. &mum% from Aims Aro kr Larnaca, Oct 3, lat. 27 N, k 4. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CIRCUTIM—Oct. 25, at Upper Btrkeleyetreet, Porl °ls44°A Mrs. 0. J. Mama, of a arm. CLIFFORD.—Oot. 22, at Osborne mile, Tunbridge.wels 0 241 I. B. CllMord, Rag., of a caught. r. DAWBON.—Oet. 22. at Grant nor-place, Mrs. Dawson, ifil °l ate late Capt. Dawww, M.E.. of a daughter. ENOLEFIELD.— Oat. 24, at Stretiord, :ha wife of Mr. LOO M ' et a daughter. HAM V.B.—Oet. 24. at Chagford Rectory, Devonshire.thewt4 t° Rev H. 0. Miaow of a daughter. JOMIL—Ost. 21 1 , at. the wife et Reim A. iiNh of Were HAI, Vllatehtte, of aoa. - LISBURAIL—Oct. U. the Oratatees of Liabottte, of a WOW. mikaßgrr.—Oat. 24, at Stoektoa-ces-rees, the wife of tae lea LL Ilarrett. of a sou. MARRIAGES. BAKER.MACDONALD Oat 12, at St. John Lee, Kofth i tt Pend, by the Rev. C. Loa, MaJoe.Geu. Mr 0. Raker, 1i.C.0. 00 ,.7,1 delta, daughter of the tate beat..oenerol Sir J. lisodcoald. to"; BARICES-BPARKR.--Oct. $l, at St. Stephen % Ool egial " g r g a t iln Barker. Put., R.q of Huyt.m, Lanoorntre, to Juba Itoo. of J. 0. dparke, Req., ILO., of Pit dory. AK BARRETT—% Oot. VI, at Creditoo Church. Del°!.., Bioloop of Werra Leone, J Barrett, Req., o , daughter of the late C. Meyer, hog., of At , e um, formerly Brigade Major and Capt. 40th BIVOLTA—ROWL %NOR.•• Oat. !kat Stinnes, Notdat--ajog Rey. J. W. Olandall. M.A.. J. S. Wrong., Paterd Johee.wood, to Rambo, mond daughter or am Wet Upton House, Porabrike.clum and dirtithArmat, DEATHS. tILDON.,—Oot. 24, at Pendle•place, Deptford, Catherine Hartley. daughter ot W. gatid sq., ILM. ea LOW' DROTLIERTON.-04t. 23, at Drookrby.eueet, Clinton. —• thence, aged 20 01. 'd BROW M.—Oot. If, at Montpellier, W. Brown. Wet street, Picesdilly, sad Melly Lodge, Higeott, seed 37 ; sgo FINCIL—Oot. 221, Mazy Aim wife of FL Finch, SW. c t ""` weed, Surrey. 102111112410N.—0et. it, at Itoorastreet, Chalets, OW. P. ital°l4 Madam MAL, itird 7 . pee s 4 ' Wirrr.-0a.13, at Witleaden-grera, 3 F. -** L ILEMA "rioted %ma palliiked log VI maim Jim Ors", is Ibe at, el Leedom. Prkatm r W. JP X ' IBMs% In rtedoa el Whltdrianp• Siscsims. vgTM- - ' //,,, w , / i -4'' ii - a a a