The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-20 00:00:00

--..-- DUBLIN, Oar. 19. The Earl of Carlisle, and Mr. Harman, chief secre tary, etwompanisd by Lad 7 Dover, Mrs. lioreasso, Mrs. Ramsdee, aed odor distinguished persons, paid a visit yeste rday to the Metropolitan National Schools. The list of gentlemen proposiog to attend the hugest to be gives to his Excellency in Belfast, on the first of November, has been already filled up, and a large number of person, who cannot be mow :iodated ma the occasion have intimated their dada to be pressst. ThiDsblis turpentine are about to lot some lends in the neighbourhood of the city this day, dm, IMO of this portico of the corporate property havalkSll allowed to Ps at; sod it is stated that the dale body is roolved to exercise its right of landieelho by law : i al/ letting the laud henceforth from year 107 NIP. of the mode hitherto adopted of giving ft for -a term of years. This intention on the part of a liberal and relmmel esepseedon has excited no little ele imiNg giss eet=re s. globe will probably have Penpariem bee den reseed to nob a degree in most at as does ia dm smith end west of Ireland, and the workbag= inmates are so reduced in numbers, that the perdiens are contemplating the oonsolida tioa of seedier aldose, for the porpoise of economising the tends,. The Armee" of this morning, gives the following details of a mardereem meek committed yesterday la the eishity of the city : An small at se soussallp Gamete end modems eleameir ins sonallad yule*, at as. 3, Upper lanai =ander the Ora beide, a Os nags if ~s shaft as wsdisbspaby Jam Wass, alltet. It maw dist Miss mem sapped Is Is Most le to Llessped. sailed dligliped a Ise/seem of messy In •M a raiment Is sends peas= a whin be was Walesa seas Ofirelty is elite dorm missal spirt IdiTh, . Peter ONES, of i TI, ppm Sherliktreet, mad by Jobe Wafer, suet at • Utile after saves *Week yetis& day mash* to soak missal from Wilms, of a sem el is hr whisk Its held a deem. As the been was shut me, they had to Whet au masses teen the yar d a beet window. O. pubs Into the house they by • ladder Omagh • trep-door, aid were art by Wass above, who seised Wafer by the throat, bet he asoseeded is *airiest/mg himself, sad he end Mr. Owens enured Wilson that they did sot Wend say vio lease. Bet it appears be and his mos, • lot of abut froartuis pan of age, attested both mea desperately with • Utast out el" the Ns sesteriag the Utast to tits Libor ca seserai maim sass he was awned, as Mr. Owens sad War sees* *left _ens the ilifesslve. The • result was that Weir, whe MI rushed sews! eits, Ina pseud beeiniseds, t a win dow sessisebag as yard, rsh ib ig is ef soma 14 fest Is In ;ba. Whoa haat Ms window Bs puha woad has as se Pm, =eithu hip to the bees. Me, however, is esespai ever the yard wall a as rm. Milroy beimg everywbase market with hie Mad. When Mr. Owens wee measly murdered be was pat set of the frost door, sad with dilkialli noshed les owe house, whisk was jut ad tielpastra.s he was believed to be ha • dying state the Rev. of Bt. Laurence O'Toole, was lesaiediately is redisifisser, as ems Dr. Murray, Nerdrearead. Tits ,evade, Ave if, hiskers,* Witted by the misted ens the bad, were of as aeltaaplegleallaelle, _MS NAOS Omsk a prim dpsl=ll7 lbs amlertadisa giving wispielos suit this :XL Owego is Panda sal has • pang family. Wafer is semied ; bet disogh seriouly Warta, no fears ere at penal estertaissil he life. A large crowd bad at as early hoer assembiel Need the premise s,aad a ser val of the netropelitma pass sod three mumbles re mislasd es guard. The amid bisseseed dada' the day, sad as sueshis_appresslisd hen was espeweid that Wass meld asp Naast meals' ham dr& Hs sass several Isms tow of the windows is the roar, and molly held up the baba is the pease sad the freed, isthmian's what they Mi Is apse they se seasses. We haw Masi desks else Fran this dos sense MN Mit and th e at the wholews, and sseewses = i l i lbw were the plies ineffectually par Elaci .saes a At a few salsa* after 6 ifslesk, • Mawr Inspwar aspens, ceased by %ay, arrived wish • wanset Iran Dr. ll i y il =iless's onset. At this time thus were bus dads sr about the beers; and Wibes ofi sios stake paw, Sergeant Lae, the Isikelarplass station, ad sum of he ass, with a beams of umber—csead as • batassimi us—burst span ass of the sea dew, whisk was baniamilad. At this .went the latitsmist was intense, as as ass espisla that Wilsesee aspen woad be eased' wittiest loss of las, but a argues iCase's estnace be suundirred without resist sue, sae, with his son, wee conveyed In a covered ear to Badmillapiass statism, amid the puss sad mamas' of • bags mod suited @lewd. Ws regret Is hear that asps was lug a pest Reuben a the car ss * way seas as tisubsess ; but in this we us suismed ass se mud er ma raps was lauded against M i s s es% wham semdest ' thrusgbut was *et ferboados paisswerthy--swo at as *nest of sada. as at* Ws Wases bass, whit, we sulesslssill, had been lapsed Mr weds bears to sits sap seat anon sod was Mows is the aslghbesshosil by the sil Sellasupol The isess sal wallows Mush the Isar soaps were, it is smid, sap* esseesd by every available mar, sae lisps ware est is the asses, so that sammusimatiss was sums& from sae Is she other. It einatly was not to be wasiseed at that banal amid be deper to attempt as Maw late • piles Grated la such • manner, and elehadel by so dugouts • mess, armed with sash deadly *epee The two ass as saris, calculated that, accord leg se arrespeass% media of Wilson's credit,, would have pollee wads. email Is the event of say widest, beteg attempted, bat he said sot effect this in time, sad the harm was dose bolero the wield of any succour. Oa li t ip is y sseapii Wake pesind • sledge, and was about le break rips ass et as awe, when be was a passim% was aniesd at the moment. He viesumayed beas he • ear, sal apse to be able to give alias, ls the emit as the pbaciace to-day. Wilma is a ilealsines, sad Ress i r . e . we have beard, Ms wet sad sos Mlle seas to feteudiag to kid *sot . was MP sgpslasity. kaswledge of this Ash, It weal upper, less die iamb* taus of the pro - thsa ha mailed a esibetwastely. Oapaill DID" LP, is appointed to the commis ohm of the pose he the twenty Galway. AN ESCAPE PROM A TIGRESS. We ( Madras eldwedrues) have to record a most watrearalassj hes a situation of derialaztril is whisk Yr. Kean et the Medias Civil . lately plead at Chenia The seightssarbeed Is iaisTad as with we. boasts; rasa* a meek parlay wittiest beau 11= settle Wag streak dews by the *see la the es Ms. MI6 a OM time bask wee inhemed that • nem% whisk had taken mg her gumless la a mil Jessie at the back of a mode use lie beam, bad jest Meath dews a bsll,, mei - siomb be, Mr. Pelmet, sad Dr. WysSoris immedielskp solid INA with %brie gesa, as it wee et her been w ii i...= lo. lpeat la pie. bies jam& and ether to get the tigress es break MN& Al last . ladle lit right .1 bar. mad lied ; but la akaled by aka dense amuse of the awes whisk Wahl net admit it Ids iweatlise arum Downer be weamied Mr heavily he the shweldes; whoa with awe the bounded away. Th• party am employed in Wades ter bet, whoa like lialmalag she we. apes Mr. IlMa, who bed as thee le rake Vs Me he and the begot selbd mow tegelbse. Probably the Sere of her wised pre vented Soo binds; more dm* Wary cm km points fee, ee staying him et late tad whisk ems only three yards Molest The whale thimiwas the alit it bribe 'Aimed only OM ironed with hardwire as Mr. BIM Sigh. sad One with her math wpan hi. bask, • and retro Med se the jumps. Dr. Wyodow kit her es she ermM, and r ton minutes after she was Mad dead. Mr. =We winds ere forteeetely set it a seism disedoulloa, bet while ampandatieg him mem lie mew mew. we meet pretest egglatil the eramMag miaow of the satire =alag. We ban e that Madras is the rely Prmi. ka whisk igertimea Mina Vases ea bet; wad the macro tb e ohnolonei Me Mame. M. BIM has la " tele m agile $ and we will ter hie hide =the enssiete Mae Irish bigger, who Whig bed no a meghloille is as est of 'grassy. woe mid that be ibleht net be pilled this time if he woad prenthe Whom the away heiberlth. " lets, year basset." mid Paddy, entbdied a balm/let oar amity, " I wdi net may give ye me premise, but I'll keep lc" MIL BRACIDRIDOIeII Limas ON SCUTARI AND tau Wha —ltr. C. S. Beeeebridie Ma seat the hileeries knee be the Qiesatrp Berald: " Litsk lasthereeles hem the mesa el a leabisee say be et ae eseeeqeopee to the rabbi, bet they ese Mmeow aa eye-wheats. Ie the re pen of or Leman but week, at Covestry, gives, es ethers have beet wives by me beton, for the bean& el the Coven try Iwakate. I en weeds to say, is dal poset et say Deane reported la the Herald. that the /sake iftesn slept la the eereidare moat the Na, that pens dan were gives daily, sad the beef wee bard till Sayer !UM What I said wae—tbo yeses Enron lived is rooms epeeist ea the ateliers: that tea or twelve paile el eseeehreet, with wise la it, were served eat daily ham Ms Weitiegale. odes-diet Wham ; wed that la tie tempert with 430 eoldlere baud to Salaam we hood the ash beet sad yreddlep the boa to eat, and Wad day, whom oohed under theyea's what. it was paremeW good. sorely =ithe meet se the Ins day wee served ve s t of the e ls ;elevidea stem mad belled dkeelly e aid ea the other II INS wubd , wed oohed he a deem bon Wan meld* The pahlie say be talerseted Y the Si*-'iea of the hl. W 6 alma the poetises were eatedlest, se la the e:tee 011310 tha "ban lathith wee el the puha aseequeee. owe weasel to the esiathie of laftalsilaid o ol.6.ll/6 pee OS Ism sweilibathat aewe tedlesettea &ea led a IWO to gest, wed pkeell than to mere deeper of NA .111. 1 . eveToa notUrsi epeetlea this robes Is soot biapertaim td the Fara whet I sold et the ilk ebb Name' hod sad elethiag. us well Weeded es la the Jibed lietpdo." RAU lutaliana. COURT OF 11115 , 115 E XI. R.—Ocr. 19. MIL SLIfiIIOPTOT OP 111 101111117 PllOl, 11 P. AI aljedicetiou is bankruptcy bee bees nadir spied Sir Robert Prise, Bert. The saes first sane before the mart seder the erreagemest 'lessee, Sir Robert having petitioned the semi is the seed fern. Re ie dieseibed se " lt Rehire Pries, Bart., .f No. 11, litreiteweleiste Plead*, and et Feeley, is the massy et Harelisi, sod member el he the city of Reward. irearsisssibeetia add dreads eons." Is his peehiss he senegeseest. Pk Relict Shies es halm s- 0, The lashlill. ye s ter ee =leser go wet lie IMIOBSIONIO oho hem Imes the es ifths _ isle es Minn et a key eat :11s i ti lees se the woke es remises Mews es the (Ra =hn eel Oeel Cesigesfe weeks at Toads, sear Rad. Is tie amity of 017. a Ms. LSIVANIN, as behalf of 14TViheeles, architect, of Ores' Oellegweweet, Westminster, sew applied shot the petitioner sherald be made s besheset the seamy way. Rie Ream pasted the es die pessel that fife Lion l'eise had pelt e d the pessestetiee et his po lities bow ties was mueslis. As adjadiesties is beak evrobwase sods. sad eareesiered to the edjedits dim; sod the erses si he the shahs of misses. WOO apsted he tie fed sf Nevestber. The algid swarm le Mr. Bell. The mem* of dee liabilities sad sleets la sot yet kaews. IN 13 10311 WALZII CAIN. The bankrupt, s fancy Matisse; of Jowls-street. sad of Msaakostee, applied fee eertilsate. His liabilities. of 3.6494 wore pstaolpoly C. 100031 t of a partainship is Iwhieb lie bad bows espied with two other person. The wets wen 372 f. Mr. Catlin. for the bankrupt, submitted that the raw was Sae of saliortaas, sad Hie Heawar granted a sawed she. earthiest,. LW 13 7. 3, 7/0113. ' . ' This was 'smelter enti este ...ties. The baakrept was a °Waal meet sad bill broker, of CopthaU• beildiap. Rio seises/0d debts were 1,2364; liabilities, 1,9711.; oasts, Meat 9091. =re "pond for the sedges; Miley • mood is aertlinie mos greeted. IN Si 11111ILDININe.." PUBLICANS . 110001111T11." This was the serollosso goseeleg la the Nee of T. Chafear. lierried vireasller, ellowaleateet. Ybrebary. The meowed debts wen 8111.; mete sties tUK Its Omsk M Os sidgems. sawed act opposition, bat wiled Muslim W tbe MS, that the *spews had largely elesedid the peals, and that the haakrapt had retwed to alga a eakmaties of wises requestad to do so. Mr. Csiosse.tbe silldol la swan to the °mart, said that the lieddmodeg bad very issperfest, as anal with }Wakens. The Chstaissiesse—Bat we mist Week thew to keep Weir boles better. I sappers, is this as, all the property kis game to the hewers sad the distillers. He way take a mead elms witileate, to be *lopsided ter Ss swaths cc amount d bad best-adpisg. IS as 00170 K. This was the easiaisatiaa 'webs( la the sass of J. H. Gesell, timber sereiltant, of Biver-ternae, Wields& His %mamma debts were 2,7671.; liabilities, 2,7961.; erste, 2401. The beakrept was is a defleissey, at the essisseace swat of 1654, of 1,11011. Passed usepposed. prams bad set bad is stake say ample's% *sabot bin, aid be Amid tbeestere reseed ao farther is the man. Me amour was Asa dbabied. Wm. Weal ley, ;;eivataintkiipidag's Own Light In fantry. Tower Hennes, wse charged before Mr. Hammill with assaulting his wife. Comp'dual, who ins greatly netted, and far advanced is ay, stated that the previous night defendant iseieted on teaching their eldest child, six years of age, his ex eals% during which be made his stead with cue foot apes hie thigh. The little fellow fell back as the Aar sad dusk his head ; be was greatly alarmed at b and wham eadeartared to take him away; apes whisk defeadeat Mrs* the child with hie Ist seve ral times ces the feu, sad followed up the attack by Ma les bee is the hub, sad subsequently hit her four separate emu ea the hasS, which greatly paused bor. She had been mewled some years, Ind never known any pesos mop duties • ix swathe' imprisonment which he had use time Vie; assault spas her. ehe wsa now NUM with bad slways bees a good wife, sad sup =lsalle by her business as a laundress. IS dm tiliseed said he was von sorry 1.1 what le o boring beets paid • little swag by one ot bbsagessio, be got a little liquor, sad was sameadoes of the eisikaas he bad emanitted. Ur. lemma mid it was nudist that the former Ss meths' legekeemest had produed us effect ; all s gkeesla eedi is wee to order him • similar panishessat, with hell Se ibis Mks terse. Alfred Ilkeabiseugh woe charged with having broken into the &Niko issue of Mrs. Caroline Elwin, in KW-street, Spitaillekles Theo proessatriz dated that she bed smeaske to leave home fee a sheet time, sad as returning soca after she found the eked deer apes, led that the lock bad been forced off. She peasesled lass the passage, when the primes, Tuba eat and l N y s Mto pees her, bat she ittetastly grappied with him eel hail his (ant, notwithstanding his etasneae efforts le asap% until she obtained the maims's of sesee of bee tio wise gam hiss into seseady. Palissimesalle rnsiess anted that the primer woo us et Menet Meek thieves is the district, sad that *as Weis SOMA eau oriel Irks, is whisk he wee shamed with hulas essemilled a most heartless robbery epos • poor Welsbeesame, who woe thus ls attesdaaes. Asa Patois elated that she was a native of Conserves, wham as W ealied all km life seta • few mouths since, whoa els was teseeted by her bulimia, sad havieurecosived infrmmioa that he had obtelead t st Woolwich , she travelled ea km the way, • dismiss, of Thil ar " mies, width coupled bee surly three weeks. On esubieg hen ilsodeselea abe head to her extreme Cup paktum' that her bubsed bad left the dockyard, sad was believed to have made his way to Leedom. Having upended the Oiling eum with which she had bum furnished by her feuds, she engaged herself for a weer at hop gathering, uning abut Mi., with whisk she resumed her pursuit of her hesimeL She arrived ia town on Wa ineeday week, s a t =kl at a irslglesg-house ia Flower and Dean.street, wiser' eke wee told that they would mums°. ela r e=kbee a bed for the sight. As she errs required to pay be bee lodging In advisee, she pulled out three half wits's mapped up la paper, which wee all sits possessed, sad rev obese le head one of them to the landlady, mhos the peismerr, who was seated with two or three men in a NOM oldie seem, hastily made towards her and snatched Oho sway sal et her bud, with which be rats out of the Mom, sad eM few so more of Wet until she Mead him its Viriof the mike. aaimlll remarked that it was certainly a very cruel vablary and asked tb somplaisant by what mesas she was that the phases was under eaaminatioa at that witness replied that as the loss of the money bad »- Sued her to subplots destitution, she was counelled to seek refuge is Whimehapal work house, in which she had sines remalsed ; but having bum disch arged that messing she was advised to represses her eases to the magistrate, and the moment she entered the Court she observed the prisoner ceder examination alma the former charge, and pointed him oat to the oMeers. Mr. Remain said that it was essential that the landlady of the hawse in Flower eel Dean-attest should be seat (or, and divested one of Um Akers to require her attendee/a. Altar siert Marvel. blry MurOy. the imam seemed to, wee baeogla Ibraord, bat on emedes the whales box, mho embossed a mid_gtaam with doe pekoes?, and es phatically udekt " That's not the seta." Oa ben NOM upon to espial& what she meant by such an observed's, as no questions had been put to her in re. fuence to the USN, the woman, after some hesitstios, »plied that she supposed she was wanted respecting the robbery spots the old countrywoman, which had certainly token plus at her house, but that the prisoner bad not been there at all on the day in question. It was here intimated to the magistrate that the lodging hone kept by the woman Murphy was a recensele for the went thieves In Whiteehapsl, and that proceedings wife thou pending against her at the instance of Mr. Price, the visiting inspector under the Cosmos Lodging-hones Act. Mr. Hammill said that although be entertained a strong egiona spas the ere, ha was afraid that the unsupported testimony of the poor woman who had been so shemefully robbed was not ettMeient to satisfy a jury as to the ideate. Modes 4 the primmer, sad be Used therefore amok* him Ilbs original shame, whisk had been clearly established. cis Mew kin to be committed and kept to hard labour fee tine menthe in the House of Correction. 11;;;;;pristrat•th;ndirnietitis;tibTintseediste wants of the unfortunate Welshwoman should be supplied from the poor-boz, and it having beta elicited from her thither sister was la tge service of a lady of title at priest in Scotland, the shirt saber wee desired to eannetusicate with that prim, who would probably sake eneagemeate for seeding hes relative hone to Cantarvon. Lieutenant-Colonel IL Marsh Hughes, of the East India Company's service, who woe sooorapassied by Dr. Graham, retired superisteadisg surgeon of the Bombay army, Dr. Williams, aad other gentlemen who an about to establish a Strangers' Home for Asiatics, Africans, and South Sea Masers in Limehoure, and protest them from imposition, applied to Mr. Yardley for a summons against Mr. Joseph Buchanan, of Sunderland, fora violatioa of the 16th clause of the Moralist Shipping Repeal Act, the 17th and 18th Victoria, cap. 120, by which Mr. Buchanan had rendered himself Bak to a penalty of 301. Lietat-Celesel Hughes said that he sad other gentlemen had billeeenald themselves for some time in favour of Asiatics, Striates, and South Sea Islanders, to prevent their being abandesal by swam and ()eosins of British and foreign ship es Weir arrival her.. The abandonment of these string= kad easesd a large amount of misery and cline, and gnat numbers of Lunn, Chinamen, and others, bad Wean* vagrants in our public Arens. Many wore ehargeable W the unions and a perpetual Welkin to the ppeaeosr rates. He sow applied en MeV of an • Lamar named Bentroo, who shipped at Madras as beard the Hansom, Captain Dribble ONSIMIN West 13 meths ago, on a voyage to main sad Leaden AWE badag St. Helena the Lamar was one day steeds/ the rased, when he was thrown down by a sea sOlidn lie _wilier, sad hi. lag was broken. The captain, who Wawa kindly to the man, set the leg lath e best way he fen% sod as the arrival of t he skip is the St. Katharine Desk sees We mesa on board the Dreadoolght ficopital ship, where be remained under surgical treatment Ow three meths, sad wbem he seem oat he disarmed the Magoon had sailed with ' all hie kit, amirlsere Whet, and other PM. hig wry lima sod litak sad is want of foo d, h • applied at the Theme Patios Own, sal wen taken to the Pew _ Wickham*, sad from there wm tram fund to the adsa Hospital, where he remained two moths. The Liam, on leaving the Lando. Hospital seat bank to the Poplar Workhouse, when he bad = ever Ines with the eamptioe of a few days, when he west out in march of a ship. The macs was still very lame, sad the broken bow had new united, in come queue, of the kg having hma unskilfully set in the Mt instance. The Lamar was quite destitute ; the wages des to him bad mover been paid, sad be was unable to obtain employment or work his passage hack to India. owing to his lameness. He (Liner.-Colonel Hughes) had dew all in his power to make the owner of the Etaagoon do jetties to the Lamar, who had been left la this meetly, after nestles with an meanest' accident in the service of the ship, to shift for himself. The owner destined to give the Lmear his just duos and to send him back le tad* aid he had no alternative but to make this ap It appeared that the owner of the name= at Sea. dished, sad the newel had left the emstryefeemestasem whieb, Mr. Yardley said, be retreated to Mod mesh Who the ease oat of his jurisdiction. The appliemets most seek their remedy la that town. FATAL ACCIDINT.AfaII saddest onnirrod on Thursday ea the high road lootliag hos Woolwich to Landes, by shish a pease gut was killed sag uln a An. dies non or lon Ware/. It apposes the nether of the obildres had glued then is a small out to tan thee M a shut ride, whom while pro alosg, a lupe wane. came up at a trot , before the salt eolli be drawn oat of the way ono el the wheels of the lingua sin& at the muse thee severing the grated with blood iron the pose trafortusete child. The lifeless bdy woo taken to the - solghbosriag tau, where it swats the oreeser's fattiest. FOUNDERING Or THE BRITISH BARQUE KENT.— LIMA. Barr. 11.—Tho Heat, British barges, from Callao to Himlead, tosadered at the 3M Ileptenbur is lat. 13 8., lea 73 W. ; now saved sad arrived at CaUse. Loos ow Two Sum ar Figs—The Abwfoylo, Negras, bassi to the Mauritius end Landes, sad with her esego, skis reboot, Ike .ssplete, took are sad was nettled ; the Me lows ever ha s at high water, sad the swelling of the gran has forged up the sale desk, and seep Si the tipper desk bum us Wan ; the tugs has boos mostly get oat of the Istwess &mks ; ow suompt will be mods to robs her soil sgiihis.—Otimitts, Sept IL The Xmas Law. IlLoskke. iholi /Win, N. 8., to Grimsby, with dub. ossghe poissity, sad was obsaikowl Mir the Hushomc-Osomor. Oss. COLLISION AND Loos OF Lin. DAILTKOUTII, Oar. 18.—The Maio. Via, tram Nowommlo to Velma., hos bus bososht kW buboes wish bows stove, tamest Ftstesitor, sw ay, = 17.ntaltg.,ffi th as Miss (Brum bugs.) bawd te Mass sus ass drowse& The lop plid tt is 'ow is wooly finished le possible. TM oboist of blight sad imiste seat yes nosed =soy puma' se be *beg sere 'Sagely ibis they mimesis mold Mee Imo ; tbeegb all gesbered is Mils, the Mt ben begs beef tweva. TW ilismagesee siU se doubt testi t o =tbe dbety I . mg the egoosal Wet I sb et it will y aw l MAUL TSB EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1855. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-BOOM M. Paul Jerome Bemasietti, a Corsiosa gentleman, re siding at 76, Oxford -tenees, Hyde-perk, appeared oa reiwad before the Lord Kam 'barged with libel, in writlag sad swab( to Ms. Osevuet, lbws wereheat, of the Old Jewry, a whited, and eseadebeas, and defamatory letter against the charmer a Ids. Chabot. Mr. Parry appeared in support of the emplefat ; sad OM defendant was repreasated by Mr. Siwaselk hem the able ed Mr. Brandon, Essex•strest. The shame mime the pekesr was wade mid*, the 6th station of Lied OraphelPeAmt, of the 6th lb 7th Via, esp. 96. la the es* pert of the year MI a deed at menthe was prepared by Mr. Low, a WNW, ea Ohs beleaelleas of the deheasat sad Ith whs. sad ,sowed by tlisz l 4 whisk Mamas Sammettl, aa &Ilia lady, now eat of her own property, amaaahsd al hap to about 2001. a year, to 11110 W the de- Masse SOL pee smaaw, and also the routs of a gall estate is Noise of shoat 26'. per maim Mr. Corbet and his brother, now deemed, being the tristees. The defendant bid regularly ream sired the enemata, sad also the rests of the estate in Omaha, up the July last, but dam that =the d.hadsat his set up a data to some Praia beleaglag to Madame Itomanetti, sad fa esarei visages, Noe essilestem the pert alb. defea= mat hielt did act waesedie, preeesellags took Oase, ma the wrote letters to Mr. Low. the =Mier who prepared the Oa, sad also to Mr. Corbel, the semi** trwsles, sham tag am wish twaspissay cad toad, sad Cain Ova as asesciatios d Wows mid salaam. _ . . Ms. Ponied' that dace the we was last before his lemedehly, ems Adamant at the bar had been before Mr. Loeg, as lie limlebone and bad made a most ample spelep to Mr. Low. prossiming him at the same time set to amisellke again. He usderstood that the debsdaat bad milieu a Inner to the Lord Mayor, owing that he had se istaillem of making say bemputas memoirist Mr. Corbin, sad that be would &totals from say each eosussaisations to him is future. Under these eitentommaess, he the learned sonasel) bed advised his dint to be modelled with en ample retreetstise. At the some time he thought it nese,. eery that N. leusametti should be Informed that if he broke hie esgsgemest he would be liable to the most serious psabimment. Geedasa, the chief clerk, smelted that the de. lesdamt elessid eater into his own reesgsbesess to mower tire IMMO damp when galled apes Mile se. M. Parry mid the seggemies we • ealneble sm., sad he weld at ease Magi& Age Wen add that the defendast weld weer be smiled epos to answer the charge if he rib eeteed from farther aseepanoe. Mr. 2411111di restailked that that wee the course recom mended to the defeedest by Mr. Brenda'. Defendant bad butrusted him Is withdraw everything libellous In his letter. This, bewever, was sot to be understood as pee vesting him bees pussies his legal rights in the proper way. Ms. Parry—As the debudeat he so legsl rights, that is el ere sweeseissues. (Laughter.) Dehmlise we thee bound over in 1001. to answer Me dogs dam» salad upos to do so. Ems Omer, who had bees reseeded on the charge it Issetag sells vetch, a patios of the Wools, robbery re. eestic r eembed at the warehoete of Messrs. Deane, Dray sa , d Wag William-street, was brought before the Load Kamer hacker suemiastki. Ma. West», weasel it the prossestion ; Mr. Lewis swede& on behalf if the miasma Thelon' Magee Weft asked whether say inquiries had bees made resp ell. dam the prisoner or the remainder of the ebbe peemieW,_ Mr. Wastage esl that inquiries had bees instituted, bet wee set espeetsd to be oompleted for some days. The promeateis had received infounatie• whisk rendered it im perative upon them to ask for a further nand. Mr. Lewis sires* shiested to the Weser beteg »- waded, *OM set beteg a dale of »Yews mutest hies »lope the •11.32111•14 SOMMIIIII it a as who stated that be waived the w?lsh yeas Mtn. Amara* farther ellactiolos, The Lord Mayor said be would accept ball he the pri esser's appearanes as a haste mossios, two sureties in 60L eash boo Ms Mee of 1001. prisoner) istains late his owa twist- GUILDHALL. Iroderak Colliagwood, • buten", of High-street, egghead is discharge . of his recessismos to an toliebialtielleepe of bevies suppl ied to the prison of Hew p% rail =Kt few hush food. Mr. Cheras Pearson, the City Solicitor, appeared to pro smote for the City, sad Kr. Parry defended lb. Conies- Masi. It will be to the reselleedea of our midst, that os Sa turday last the difesdast delivered 39 lb• of beef, sad that h two of the prase helm were out, sad rams of gamma la • putrid seats terra late them. Is one of the pieces hers were maggots. Grass Everett said he delivered the meat essiplaised of at eke prises. Whim hie raster herd eras wee some- Wag wrest about the beef, he seat him with 711 s. of beef to replace it. The pelsonsts had sot dialed them. By Mr. Praresto—Nobody meld have pat the mottos late the brat betimes Its Istviste the ship sad its arriving at the mhos. By Sit James Duke—Other pets= had rams to the ram after it was est, and brace It was list. Kr. Parry asked whether it would be senneary top:edam errata of Mr. Colllagracere respirability, as it we sow a question of &Jetsetter Mr. Peones said that Kt. Parry could adept what Nene he erased, as he tatisral M rams the saes. Mr. Pony them sans& Ms. Inure, a builder, of Likes% sad Kr. Ash, of the isms plum, who spoke is the idgrat tense of the dabblers. Me. Prams sail that If It was a quad's of vorposh • ko maid bear his Isetlatemy to the memorability of the adasira sod Its hinny. Thme was as doubt that a *rat had bra sesushisk sad that head was does by the sanest is the hehodra's promos, sad sad', those elseralesass bethero WU radium to go to • Jim os la whether theie wee a pity Mr. residlegloh the tooNielett - Kllewrste e terkek was thee glossa to tom rassio-bas, sad said be had sever had to easi of Mr. Callleswood's brass manual mast. Mr. asides, the Grasser of Whithrerastron Pram, said be had sever had as complain of the meat of the &Ira hut MOW vase, when he seat Germs ratios Wesel of la ittlfrlgh, Gemerser of the Holloway Priem. mid he bed sera had &arras to impish of is the meet sent by dihedral, eras each as would sera to meat ia warm her. weat Ifir Jamas Duke said that Its meld met raw la the h. moan of his Mead, the City belledeset, that the was a ease that should be mat before &jay. Looklas at the areas it mood, be rah rat eras to say ethos smiled a has that the bad most had bees famed into the heel by sera pcossa ebe wished to Ware Mr. Calibisweefs reputation, sad hat bee hod so haraiodge KIM bed mum betas hon. stage' soda mit ramisok theist KO Ohs sousrame of the ether rams She LONDON GAMMA 'Wag, 04.19. WHITEHALL, OCT. 17. The Queen km bees plumed to great unto the Bey. Ben jamin Jewett, DIA., the °See or plea of reader or pro fiteer of Greek the Usivenity of Oxford, the sane being void by Os death of Dr. Themes Gaisford. DEPUTY LIEI Hoary Bieharda, Bali. Gap Lash, Eq. MILITIA. The following tOlllllliiiiollll have been ignod by the Lord Lieutenants of the respective counties: Royal Montgoateg_liiiise—Liestenant Remy Nicholls to be captain, vim Wimps, eapersalml. lit !tegument of Derbyshire Militia—Ensign Bateman to be lieutenant, vim Lieutenant Thomas F.aeb, putted to the Mad Regiment; Charles Yelverton &lacy, now ad jutant, to serve with the rank of captain. Royal Backs King's Own Militia—William Frost Wood, gent., to be lieutenant, vim Lieutenant &obeli, retired. orthaseptonskirs Militia—Edward Runny, gent., to be Mariana Rambant, oasis& Royal North Lincoln goat., to bo melts. Royal Boath Lincoln I Jobs Rtitrich, pat., to be snags. Royal North Gloucester Regiment of Militia—Thomas Brenton, gent. to be ensign, vim Deaiel, promoted. Royal WaMmodemi Regiment of Militia—Doha Thwaytes, gest to be mks. Kest Militia Regiment of Artillery—Edward Henry Jack son, gent, to be second lieutenant, viol Girard6t, pro• Sod or Heaton Regiment of Norfolk Militia—Henry Cho rington Fisher, gest., to be lieutenant, vice Grant, ap pointed to the Ord Regiment ; Gresham Puke Rawson Crosier, pest., to be Beaumont, via Rising, appointed to the 77th Foot. 78th or Highland Light Isfentry Regiment of Militia— Archibald Hearne 3L•Nab to be ensign, ties Garden Duff, AM& NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Notes is hereby gives, that preparations are now making for tbe intended distributioe of proceeds arising from the Dumb sloop Mueslis, captured on Sept. 3, 1864, by her MsMates skip Amber. Due notice will be gives, by future advertisements in the "London Guilts," of the date proposed for the cionmeeee meet of distribution ; sad, at the saute thee, the amount of an individual's sbam la the respective slams will be an amused. loser ram. StrelkanWeee. ilawadS. rad ForloF. BaWard ▪ 1111• te onrsurela Dm 1 at IL sad Dee. 4 at 11,atliraobilsesest. 141111111.1 sad Oa, Old leary•eitern• n.u bars ; x soil& M. 011Www4WwWwildbp. it Tem M. a. florae" Oslikanama, Basand vietualler, Oa la . red No,. II at 12. st BriataelLstrest. Sal., Thwelas. BesareFe•ins ; rig.. IMA. Oismaatrest•buildinia Eno= hem, terrace. Citpesal. mosse, Nov. I at 2, and Des. st Mat Salaag sbasia mp a i end st. Rule, Mk easel, ChinadieMason. Warms Lay sal SW= Loran, Paik.lias. Ost. 31 at 3, and Nov. W at 1. st Besinghall•elsesi. 624 Dosito and Beaks, Mitmeorint Olanbm, Tempo; i seals, Wrislind e Briaidalk street. Warrsie Bar. sad !etas Bata. Telma Dereaddre. maws, Nov. 6 and Den 6, at 1, llnstse Cwt. lion., Wagisa. Emu Fr; dr. swig. Bletsel, imam. Parson losamm. Ikeiwesen Tatidre. scatrestor, Nov. 3 and D. I, at 11, at Leeds Oast add at Oradd. 801., Davin, Oaf deld ; d seas, Berota. Ss iL lona Jena, Owls, Qyr Ost. 31 and Das. I, at 11, at Liverpool Overt lila. Osspersal Seri. Ma isms. sad Dodge, Liverpool; aIL ant. arnet t4 LierpeaL lIOLVIJIT 1:1T1201111111. AT POSITIPSAUTTATM lr• W. Oslawaer. Leisseelwilase. Lelsestmaperre. Inner-G. J. H. ilisalma, Old Nratassel, 1%1.14 Camas. desetnead, IN. 11•111.1111111 travellsr-J. Mor. 911% . 22.Mowe. Tostuoimmise aklowt 11W 1 0 6 = 1 =WWW ,- 11415171. M Dorset...we. Dwatastair a, issawbatea speat-I. • bett. Wilaloaratee, Wait 11111=1/160.1lialsirless ispwaa " , Cl a tpa s r s. mper-T i r j . ilarrldep pul t i te bat-8. Usesdnow, insagawsw- BMWs. asetlirapton. ilasst. Belbes, beirsakor -111. Drarrleas, Its% 1111ebaut, silnwr-L Padre. Taabstilise, Maiarditl4 arrapprot • kr a woo ll en vsesbemmaa-A. Clew, Tork•road, Lem is minim sire-T. lam sea., Orono saws. Wait, Wetaaest. Boston Old laner-O. Deasy Cred" flanw, ostwon-J. H. Basnals. NarknoneLearrel • rest walsee-J. w. Wawa IlaNsersa. Isms& vistask-4. T. „ Maslow. WOW asd Ceptaall•baillape. a .ust . iaraa~sie ii•disesmil-0. F. Bant=o.l=l - the 4 1 k ridS mareisetaderit-4. J. B. = 4o, 2lintestas b l_ a llartrasel. beer retailer-J. Frapsimet, arreeisie u rast, - Insoesaa sp. adasear-.1. Anetaptes, 111. lember3, mai* wiamenwear Nape% Sun., sa lass Assbne, Woes. =11 41,, 1b t _l24WlUssa, ll" Zdelk. Duda. Nem, win sags-J. Parias, Brasseriet tertsse. Faribesad.oll sad mbar embsoserea-11.Ourtis, Waves. ink sastaltwes dint-W. Friar. Wilawand. Butner, • ass phashur-J. Trovoy. Crop 111101117. pacer -E. I= i t, icasals% brielgism-A.Nides. limentown, mad Walt dsbarprzset, Eustes.eqwers, oath W. Isilledoet. tan., Thigeostrest, Kaaebecter.equare. bat m um. IMOLAI/MONS OF Bomar Demure (imams estate), Narvaa. tallow chandler- let &Alma el 7d, Oot. 21, sal say salmapest Mcader, at Oman's. Oficraradary. Causes Los Wm New llama. Witthire, groter-let dividend et3s. Id., Oat. 32, ;ad any sobsequeat Monday, at Casasser, alder- Joan °AWN= losar,BalPs Salionirt. Newislantrest, wars acensaan-let eddied el 44 OIL $3, and any salisspaint Mar day, et Censeq uantir • WILIAM karassasr-Ist *Mad of M. riteersday, at Christie's. Thome Basle% Sur* onields, N grow of I OIL 311.101 say sutearmat Ibrardey, Balm% NOWIMICIP. loss llessese.Darass. allier-ard dividend of Id. (In addition to ded. prestserlp eissiaredi. Pet. 19, sad any ndraguent Saturday, at Bak" lisweertlaspooTra. n Noy. 12. W. J. Water* Upper Holloway, IWISK-Nov. 9. T. L. Trill and T. Dewed., No-wee% Web sraehetwere-Nov. 9. T. L. SW (epegate route), Vigo-Wee% ded degidartwer. -Nor. 9. T. Delv4lll•9 ( 11991 w emote). Tiredly* de ft desdadarte-Nov. 19. S. W. Partodge and D. P. Oahe, • Telonalglirwww, City, book- wins-ilea. 10. Y. W. Par tr idge trogiandi eatate), Paltidiroirwerow, OK, bedded-Nov. 10. D. ED'S* Krends Mel*, re* kokaeller -Nov. 10. W. loyMe, der. ale=c , -Nov. reperater, .19. J. Ithaldiett l ent ialli tleareen, ndway seatzsest -Now. IL P. BEM% Oromeorwnel. Denbo net, and Chedles. KW% wlne deevirint-111. IL A. Ben, SeekrUlodreet, PlegadilL:ol ib4a Cerellne-plege, Panoraewle, tailor-Nor. 10. J. A. tam Umberwell, elgar loanneidder-Kov. 10. t i rlieraor, Behan Perry, liarepahlre, buteler-rw. 9. I. W. Wilma,lla hotel kerper-Nor. 9. L. Vona, Pagent-strest, I jeweller-Nee " S. W.O Brow, Dartford, KW, olothlet*Nov. 9. 5. Over, Ileseewegssee t Ildheal-green, ell and relearn's-14m 9. W. IL Slaealdle wine and *WS brier-Nov. B.C. Christie, WowedVa mei Itreerstreat, Woes*, Whey iserchant-Nov. 9. W. 9. P. lase" liewleaddeeeet, wileepreeld Wm 9. J. Harris, OK tf sw . orwite4 landetht Ceninardlew Old Sentwed gad Cyr dad Pbereead. Yeah FLNsißreitle4 Ely. Allrelwayi ld."ll4 ll*.em beu = ll". i semden;i-91 . ea7 1 sari w. Owslagers. eseedr. vbelee el Bement ds=2:4lareo,"-j.Nov.lo. Proobti NM I& Lim widdwilhe -Bel. ILL 871 99 ._ glow , . maw trinrar-Now. IL L. L. Kyle Bonding. Sieurre. losnotd vieteelber-are. IS. M. Perth Rural. grocer-Km 19. K TIA = . Dodd% Odwardelie j =zlloy. 19. F. Dime% derlleat-New. abilealte gram -Sew. IL W. Odds% Illarth r =r, KerdasabsaKad, ddp ower-Vey. IL J. A. Pod, death ridelgo.DeWeen, igiLagol Smal‘desat-Nor. 17. S. MAIM W. MOM mg ► Terriaire. wade wide-Law. 11. Map ( Tedder% ineohie witar-Nev. 13. W m = =am Datgra w eeleir . maidoe ssaam eeekerz a ll w e. : QELTIII al lo be grade& usdneade @bows to the dedzery, is de 9.7 el Wove. Darting, Kent=er-Nov. 10. W.lleadde. glaibeetb. livery stable keeper-Nor. 9. T. H. Senior, bean Ram 111weidne. ber--liiev. K. B. Ka sal C. Nape. Beyer Wldeltundrat and AldsageKetree% avasaleme-gov. 4: W. Idelea s lrr gem and mew K. J. ELK and C. Barney. bablees- Ilea 19. J. Illsee. Ilgoodaquere, elgegar-Dea ILL Id" Weilingtawagb, tame mg eglra nwebest-Say. D. J. Pradao ad% lerdwedd, idareonist-Nov. v. E. Wee, atibaireee. Klemm dad Norwood,arenas,-Nor.IL LIM% aldellised.lll9llll9l9. KM 9. 0. Oent, Illoglbee* liewasokierm•-Now. l . J. Overbery,Wootton-awirr- OWWWWft imabrxrer-Boy. IT. S. b. Sherwood, nor Ceswebeag. MD. tailor-Nov. IL A. Baton, W W wsdenernsa-Doe. 9. J. lamb, E. Leap sad W. T. Alla" Weddle" Drae. sad Moira Lewd. masketann -PmDewa. 9. W . . A. Papua Datfta. laney. Ileawd Dwasier-Sec 10. J. r tebesawit-Mea te. J. Over gra Jana wadies wesdramsea--11.e. le. Wfmbma Walla. Dansiddr% Wedier-Kw. 17. g.ewii, Idotabeleast Cagealmalmea. direeeesoe 199mewer-age. aT. away arit 91.11 g. Cottainwed, ebelleale eliesmagete-Scv. 1!.1. N. loci Pew- OwllwWllll4o ll9 aed Ileetb MOW Deedurabeelelorthreerebeet moia liedkor ia; laremdkee odes densirr-Ksw. L !pedal% =lldfa weld, grelier Ude -Nov. 9. H. Lade. arliddre, Bll" M i aflame-Da% D. 9.= = lll4 forlablre, WM, Nov. 10. J. Wielaraa. Tablets. edge toot -enemy. PANDIZINDIPS DiNDLVID. 111gleg sad . . geesere-J. C. Las azel 1. L. . Sea walehere-J. Goodwin aid L K. enedenaere-J. A. Maims is. E.r al Orr awes anlikeer-- A-o=ead B. Neagergee ead e === - W. Weeder sad J. ID* Law -J. (Debra ad B. J. Ihierd. 2l =trepisa, Caned DAL. NIMbaB. Oral Alivelvesk OtaineeDide. dor mainkilenre-W. W. Woodward, T. Weedhelog. lad D. 91. fese. Maim Wenuleallita ealeasis. eo 1r T. 91baidaed- F. W. Mardeon all 8.0. W. marseeetame-J. Jede. WI TT: "It= ilerverk ell 61,11111111.1.1111H.Y-411. Map& gel IL leveydroat -W. Was yell L W. Li mg nem. terSawdasweee-O.Ctedend. P. =id J. Cari. Araitear, sad PhadeeDid. T tee ad aka earepedeo.onaked-W.Vagbow sad de. Seetbank. bat sesedesbags•-91. gaga rei D. Ilaufbes.Psake. bone daden-P. L m g nos" merataturen-T. Pabeaa. P. Maine. ler es "1 Oneell. A. lellgaed. 117aretb. Devoaddre. bar =l. Isbnee. 1111111DITRATIOWL Adam linaut Oieigew. idle ODD, OD It. at De OlibeHedid. Obspow. ParepacKamode. Obegewordididgidlge* Oil. D. at tbe Glebe HwL Oleigeet. Robert Field, Rfq of Pry Pub, war Roster& ambit SOAK rassialir. BIIGAR.—The average price of sups, the produos of the British poressions in America. oosputed from the returns wade in the week ending the 16th day of October, 1865, is 295. Ild. per *wt., exclusive of duty. The average price of sager, the produce of the Mauritius, in the week ending as above, is 255. Sid per cut., exclusive of duty. The average pries of sugar, the produce of the Bast Indies, is the week ending as above, is 114 e. Std. per cot., exclusive of duty. The avenge pries of the throe foregoing descrip tions of agar, jointly, is 29a 10d. per cwt. SUGAR—BaurroL, Ocr. 19.—Importersue still Mu tant sellers, sad continue to supply the market very spar ingly with samples ; the transastioas of the week an am sequently unimportant ; prices are however 6d. to le. per lb. dearer; indeed they have gain quite recovered from the late temporary deprusiors. aad the market o 1 see with mach firmness, sod with every appearance of being higher. For refiners' produce the demand has been very partial this week ; Weed, the graven will only buy at reduced quo tations. but which the manufacturers will not suede to ; the saes an, therefor*, limited. Rum coatieues to improve to rates—especially Demme+ and Leaver& The few Jamaica' offering ue held above their present value. COTTON.—lacaaroot., Oct. 19.—Cotton, with some finatuacions during the week, is of the same value today u on Friday last. No doubt, lean mad apprehensions eon neeted with the movements of the Buk of England have greatly agitated many holders sad speculators la the article, as wells. limited and checked the intended puniness of the home consumers sad others, and a great deal has been said and written on the subject ; still, the lightness of the stock, and oontinued lugs consumption have been found sailicisnt to uphold the confidence of holders in the present currency, notwithstanding the advanced rate of discount new charged. Besides, from the comparatively small amount of cotton paper now in circulation, it is considered that the recent Unsure made by the Bank will hardly raise the rata of money generally ; and that those who can look about them will net find themselves charged a higher rate than before. In this way, bong I relieved from the apprehension that has been hanging upon er until yesterday, we may, in the course of a few days, get into more regular business; but it cannot be overlooked that the sanguine expectations of an immediate large ad. canoe which have been entertained by some have been by this movement considerably dineursged. We guts mid dling Uplands. 5 5-16 d. ; Mobile, 6 5.16 d. ; Orleans, 6ld. The committee of brokers pleas fair Utlai lands, ; %a. ; sad Orleans, 61d. Brasile, ptians, and long stapled kinds are irregular ; but the se • stock in the port being on the market for sale, the buyers, with a large choice, have also a slight turn of advantage in price. 4,320 American, 380 Bunt, and 380 Slarasaham, are reported to have been taken on speculation ; 3,260 Americans, 66 Madras, 2,640 Surat, 40 Bengal, 70 Egyptian, 30 Bahia, and 60 Person, for export ; so that the &license to the trade for the weak have been about 43,000 bales. Bales to-day, 6,000 hales. Bales of the week, 64,100 bales. HOSIERY AND LACE.—Norriwonsm, OCT. 17. — Lies: This department of our staple trade is unusually dull, the time of year considered. The manufact u however, are in the hope that a speedy reaction will take place on the snivel of the American buyers. The hosiery trade may be reported as last week. WOOL.—LivaaPooi., Our. 19.—Notwithstanding the immeshed tightness in the market them is still a fair de mand, and ell current descriptions are saleable as previous rates. In home wools the markets are quieter, but there is no cheese is prices. TALLOW. The tallow market was firm the first three days of this week, and prices advanced to 60. 3d. for January aad March delivery. The advance in the rate of discount yester day at the Bank has weakened the market, speculative sellers having come forward for a decline. There is a difference of opinion as to the ultimate effect of the high price of money upon our atticles. The immediate feeling is one of alarm, and this has induced the speculative operations we have noticed, but it is very doubtful if the event will follow the anticipation of these parties. Experience is all the other way, for whilst it is true that the severe commercial disasters of the autumn of 1847 were produced by the high rate of money, it is equally true that a rapid advice. touk place in tallow in the face of discount at 8 per cent. The fact is, a high price of money is g Ily contemporaneous with de ficient supplies and a high price of grain, and it appears likely that this winter there will be no exception to this rule. With a high price of grain comes a high value to all articles of food and provender, and the consequence is that cattle are not sent to market in good condition, and home tallow becomes scarce. The consumers are thee obliged to take larger quantities of forelga tallow, and the price is raised. This was the experience of 1847 and the spring of 1848, and we see no reason to anticipate a more favourable result this year, especially with a more moderate stock on hand, and short respective supplies for the next twelve months. The market opened this morning quiet, aced in the course of the day lower prices have been accepted. We leave off.—Spot new, 625. 6d. to 9d. ; 1854, 621. ; all the year, 02s. ; Nov. 62.. 3d . ; Dee., 625. 9d. ; Jan. sad March, 63r. 3d. The delivery to last evening was 2,209 casks ; the arrival, 473 cask , . The public sales consisted of 1,045 casks, of which 700 were sold at and after the auctions.— (From Meaux. Smith and Charles' Circular of Friday nosing.) CORN.—CalLusionu, Our. 19.—There wu a much smaller supply of wLeat at motet to day, which wu dis posed of readily at an advance of 2s. from this day se'nnight, red fetching 775. to 829.; sutra, 859. ; white, 804. to 88e. old very NW" and dearer. Barley, mere oHerfog, end rather lower, except for best malting qualities, which reached 425.; grinding, 37.. to 39t. Beans hilly as dear for all descriptions; also peu sad oats. Beans, new, !decagon, 439. to 469.; ticks, 469. to 48e.; old, scares and dearer. - - WAILSWILD, OCT. 19.—The market opesed with a de mand of an advance of 4s. per quarter, which had the effect of °backlog bosioess. Ultimately a fair business was done at 2s. to 3s. per quarter over last week's rates. Barley also dearer, and beans, oats, and shelling very firm. Aver age—week ending October 16 :—Wbeat, 3,982,78 e. 101 d. ; barley, 379, 41.. 7td. ; oats, 82, 321. 21d. ; beans, 198, 48m. 101 d. CHEEBII.—BIBROPIITOLI, Ocr. 18 —There was a large supply of chasm of excellent qualify ; trade was rather duU. and a considerable quantity remained untold, although a slight redaction on previous prices might have been ob tained. CALCUTTA MARKETS. Szrr. 8. Sims the hale of our last report our export trade has continued in a healthy state. The .deices received by the last two mails of the position of the English markets for Indian produce proving favourable, the demand for morel articles has been brisk—rice, wheat, and seeds being the favourites, and prices bays advanced ; the more so as sup plim are not plentiful. There has been, however, no want of tonnage, which has prevented an advance in the rates of freight., and abipmen:s to Europe are going forward on a very fair scale. Oar import trade continues to suffer severely for want of adequate conveyance of goods by steamers to the upper provinces. We learn, moreover, that advice* have been re. *rived from Mireapore and Mom Flame in the upper pro visos:4 eamplainias much of the want of rain, and appre hensions are eatertained of damage to the crops. Darin the present week, we regret to observe a further illowaward tendency ha been manifested in the prices of all aseb of British piece goods, ad male twist especially seems he share the illseliais more than the others. Oar money market is showing symptoms of improvement, but the effect of the increase in the rates of discount and interest established by the directors of the Bank of Bengal is being felt principally by holders of government securities. There is no doubt that the gradual increase of the Bank of Bengal rates daring the past month is attributable to the large demand for lams, which the atate of its emcee is unable to meet. This demand on the part of the mercantile pablie cannot bat be considered the result of the opening of the ill timed and illmaaaged Five per Cent. Public Works Loan," which has drained the market of a consider• able portion of funds which otherwise would and ought to ham - brat used for the legitimate purposes of trade. Throughout last week &sea Four per Cents. bad been selling at a diaconal of 16 Bto 16.8 per cent. Company's Fours at 13-12 to 14 0, and the New Fives at 14 imam to 1-2 per sent., which are the current rates; but a alight improvement in the value has taken plea einem, the rates being about 1 per cent. better. Although the bank rats matiamunaltered, the tightness has relaxed a little in the Basset, and money can be obtained on good emeriti*, at 10 per sen t. per sanam an , which is 2 pee cent. lower than those charged by the Bk o Bengal. In the sham market very little has been doing. Bank of Bengal shame only being in demand at Es. 6,400. Eschews remains unaltered. Famoare.—Bin has been engaged for London at 41. fts., and wheat 41. 10s. Seeds are wanted at 61. 6.., bat offers have not hers made above 51. 24‘. 64.; in other articles little doing. Teenage at meat is adequate to the demand, and sa les. produce be *saki and prices moderate is future, the large toonsireettertly expected must came a reduction on our meant raise, unless ships prefer going after the middle of November near, the Meg and constant ho:idsys from the middle of October to the middle of November will la dam ships arriving between this and the 20th instant to memo cargo, sad this inducement alone may affect freights very mach. Inaloo.—lt is now gnat a matter of certainty that the mop of the easniag season will fall short of 100.000 meads. Exports from Ist November, 1864, to let Sep tember. 1866 : Choate. liaorla. To Great RAW& 17,279 68,249 To Truro 6,141 22,469 To North Americo 2,027 8,161 To tiro Red &a, Bombay, and Golfs 1,613 6,114 Olber pasts U 44 Told 27,080 108,037 HIIIIIIICANI AT ST. DON114610•--PO1T-AII4 ) 211402, Elarr. 26.—A bunk:see es tee Uri et St. Dents" ea the 26th sal Mk et Asp*, Atetteye6 ell the vomit la that PES. SHIPPING INTELLIG. THE SEA-BORNE MAILS. (From the "London Post-cake Liat.") [Men the date for making op a mail falls ad a Oak, mail remains open until the day hdloida e .l *a ------- uct , Made up at u braes 1 --------.. the do. what, az linim Peet Oen. petaled. v mal• I usi" Whoa —..1 lthlithl lows. lueln M Ink tithe Onealinr month. l i c Wim• ....""-- MIMI Gibraltar 1 the. 1 Malta* t nth & 90th NI South. EgyptLer . ..... .. II of I mom. Indus .. Mr tit I WWI v 2 mon math Mauritius ) 20th of leevia Oey. V t he ) lout& ( amp:on. Ind.' ... Oat M. Ifs* r China* ) 4th of la South- Penang* the meth. ) awlow• —"*" " No , . X. ........ WinawFwe . • • Australia(via i lib "th I Lim. E of the Le. ca) pool. 841 " 1 " 1111 4 month. Wad Indies} 1 (ethept lis. vans and V ii ews °slwiaarn: la Nov. a ... i• I m pto th i La Plata ill a tha ta l p y , NewOtanada Chill Peru °Ca ß reY ww dlifcepiaTTlres ::" Il m N or. 2 17 . I sm " : „.: th. n. Liu:l4a l ath. M atc i t : .the the is. pumilta Nyman . math Mexico Hamm WWI. Loa Madeira CapedeVade 1 &Mt. Brasil II Nov. 9 Bono Apps Falkland Is bads Madeira Ply. fluorine j E Oct. IS ... ) ..sh . Etblops Nov. 11.. Om* W.C.olAttlis aritishiforth ) Oita% & ) Liver. Antenna United States Natty& United States ) nth 19. all ) m . Britithaarth E alternate pod. Baltic... Oath. pi* AZlefidi . Fridays. United &al Oat. 90, a) soiath. British North V alternate .„,_,,„. Argo... thus WM. 1 AlMitlol Wthrisys. ..... Y...... i iVIII • Vla Dover sad Musellles. I LTTZI/POOL 8111P11 AT FoasloN PO/TM-spm, le g Marlborough, at Jamaica ; Angleata, and Meg Mmilhis tra, 31 days), and Mercueins (35 days), at St. Thomas; US. rich, at Travarenods ; Defiance (s.), Hannah lame, Asebimnde, Miranda, Despiaa, Remembrance, &Wm% and Francisco Lau, at Conatantiaople ; Queen Rata, raj Wave, at Naples; Alice, and Raymond, at Bardesaz. SAIL= 70-11 •Parker, Sept 13, aad Ili 18, from Demerara • CalPe (n.), from 'Zisill.4l6CBl Euphrates (se.), fron's Messina, Oct. 9. ARRIVED. ARIADRE—off Pi% October 19, from —Aft Mumma Sarni—at Gravesend, October le, tram. Porta licb Antra--at Oravcsead, October 19, from ..........—DMii __._ .. .____ Aix• -• arriveseisa, October 19; from Bums Taa—at Melds, October 11, from BVIVILDINIMI—st Gravesend, October 19, Eijanoxii:Lat Gravesemd, - October 19, !Se. : Orr or LOPOOII-at Gravesend, October 19, frem : Gamma-at Liverpool, October 19, frost Cr.sseassn-at Greenock. °Moyer It, from. -::= Coserssci-at Pill. October 19, from - .........Ji1s lhallo7llloPO-14 Gravessad. October 19, tr0m...............bed Essaasw-at PI I, ;October 19, from ..........kbe Pear -at Beidport, October 10, from —Awl FIDOLIA-GI Liverpool, October 19, from ....AWN* PIOUS-at Gravesend, October 19, from Gromm-at Gravesend, October 19, tram = HILDA-at Gravesend, October 19, from Haaoa-at Deal, October 18, from Juno-at Oloagow, October 18, from JOON AND RICIIT-at Grimsby, October 19, ....... Jusw-at Greenock, October 17, Ines Wink Katearasoo-at Swansea, October IS, from L. Nib LIMA-at Liverpool, October 19, from Ito Tat Lino J. ittesaLL-at Graveeend. October 19, trem bbria baorms--at Deal, October 19, from W.C.ellhin 19 say--le CITINDOCk, October 17, ITOZO .Qmiei NAST Ace-at Deal. October 19, from Jai Make TILIZIA -off the Wilke, October 17, from.... Ile= ROOLII-at Hot), October Is, 11,016 Sumer -at Liverpool, October 19. from wieners, Taseses-st Lowestoft, October 18. from -DMA VON Sceoca Rev-at Gravesend, October 19, from DOI ZoLvsaiust-at Grimaced, October 19, trait loin= ~...IL kkAal SAILED. AMAZONS- from Gravesend, October 19, to JNMW Ammas-from Geavesend, October 19, to 1 t 43mi re d le Amos-hoar (*emit, October 18, to Auto-from Cardiff, October IN to -Jam Arrtxras -tram Swarm, October 18, to Ois bottom -from Clyde, October 17, to COMBILLMOD -from Newport, M., October 17, to Cuomo-from Csrdiff, October 18, to ?MAP Carr or Borrasera -from Gravesend, October 19, t0....4MM Comarnro-troso Gravesend. October 19, to Cuo-from Gravesend, October 19, to DAVID Booms - from Liverpool, October 12, to New Tel rue, ommom Gravesend, October 19, to Now Ginn -from Grameend, October IS, to IMO 710 es-frocol Queenstown, October 17, to m „ [erase-troy Falmouth, October 18, to E. Scones -from Cardiff, October 18, to Erne-from Liverpool, October 19, to Favor/am-from Liverpool, October 19, tom...m.4o l Mb* Pars-from Port Talbot, October IN to Unit Haanterr-from Gravesend, October 19, to Ccesteallosi Imarsam-from Falmouth, October 18, to Giallo to It. WM& lenveratocs- from Dottoooth. October 18, Igoe* no Canso (es.)-from Glows, October 11, to Übe J. T. Booms-from Bristol. October 17, ..... New Odom Jasumms-from Swansea, October 18 to ".. „ (Ml LAND KAOLAII-41.01:0 Gravesend, October 19, -to LOAD KAUNITONS-tram LiVerpool, October 19, . . .... MAMMA MADINI-tram Liverpool, Os:ober 19, te ...... . amatallortie MART ANN from Newport, IL, October 17, ........ Nob Maltarro-from Portsmouth, October 18, to ....... lifergea 1110SPOOIN-from Gravesend, October :9, t 0... .. New bon* Ocmos Cater-from Gravesend, October If, to Pena-from Gravesend, October 19, to ß .= Purr-froas Csrdiff. October 18, tom-- ... Qatar-firem Port oath, October 11, to .....,.......«....... mai ROYAL CSAILLS-from Gravesend, October 19, to Memo* Rayon Tecroato -from Gravesend. Odder I% to ......... e*IL Li Um -4m Coedit October 18, to ...... Elarvac —tram Valmootb. tOctoberl9, to Vows's—tram Orono& el. October t 9. to Vareeoaaa—trom Liverpool. October 19, Tot SHIPPING DISASTERS. - LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. The schooner Dub, laden with Indian core, from Vane to Cork, went ashore yesterday oo West Hoyle Bask. crew were taken off by the life beat. The Sarah tisanes, which sailed hence for Calcutta on the 15th inst., pat beet the following day with rudder apparatus damaged, repaint and from Preston to Drogheda, it, and again sailed 17th inst., but spin put bask 'swill' to repair the steering apparatus. The Tbomu Caw, d ef Point Lynam, by the City of Dublin e mpan el stsangiit Royal William, whom boats saved the mew. The telltales was run down last p l e a vessels have returned to port through stress of weather.- The Pet, which sailed for Rouen 15th lost.; they 7 54 .2. for Trieste ; the Daphne, for Nantes ; and t he Inflate, 5. Malaga, all of which sailed on the 17th inst. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ALVES.—Oet.I6, at St. Seim% Jong, the wile of Col. N. 0714 11.11.LC.11 , of • daughter. CLABON.—Oet. 19, at No. 7, the Parade, Surintow.hiiis 116 164. Mr. J. M. Claim, of • sae. and DANIELL.— Oa 16. et Llikeworth, near Esher, 6476770.- J. Le 0. Daniell, Seg., of • ion. DELOADO.-011. 16, at Itilner4quare, the wits of O. Ddieb. llll. of • daughter. HALO.—Oa t . 14, at Brentleed, the wife of IL Hey. 9 * I dung -. HULLAND.—Oat. 14, at gelds Cottage, Derby, the vile of 0. land. Eeq., of • sea and hair. KBANL—Oet. 18, at Guildfortiatree, the wife of D. DIM of a moo. 11.0B1H8ON.—Ciet. 17, at the Lora-road. Briztoo, the raid Woos, yy., of Iresmcoger.laae, eta daughter. tte SIITHEILAND.-061. 14, at Castle4=4diabofib. Major B. 1,. , Wad Hof a tiaMhlit• TME 114NTY W Sutherland N.-00. 17, at Chestnut-wigh alk, Walthaatsto ll . W l4/ of L. B. Tweatymaa, Bag., of • daughter. MARRIAGES. ASSIIAM—EDMOND . I.—Oef. 17, at Blooraohnr7 Ch 20 4.22 Barehans, Pao., of Buster-atm. Bruneenchecone '" Fryer, daughter of C. IL Edefroadi, Fag., of Araptces46o,4 USION—BOYLE.—Oat. 16, at Bt. Georges 04 4 so Plymouth, J. F. Burton, En.. of the tneter-yard. Nary Ann, daughter of J. Wyk, Esq., of CarodraVA " ham Faber, - aghr Edj, 16, 'at surrey, ILatteu, Reiter, H. Clutterbuelt, • lite CUL 1,11 - - sou et the late T. Clutterbu. Esq., ol liardashwahr hgt iao to Sophia Ellu, daughter if J. W. eldest, seq., of Surrey. 11. 0 . GOLDIVID- trilitlAllT.—Oet. 16, at Edlaburgh , by the 110. gterstuou. T. H. Golibugd. Eq., of ['trig crencent.lr j 42 ,1i. ' • dasehist el the late Lleut..oen. 0. Y. Mout. l.s — PASCOE—BOWL—Oat. 111. at Camberwell. JIM. eldid John Pdllool4 Eas., of Bly tit Boum, 6ydeoham, to l ama Uwe, Fat, of Midis, CurnwalL DEATHS. cassi.—oat. is, at Imes Lysa, H. Creak, ratOlgel T 0.,.... i i HALTOM—Oat. 16, at Melatarak Rectory. Nortga ra p tal. Dalton, Eag., late of Cutdorer Hoe" Haste, mid 66 . OILBEIT6ON.—Oet. 16, J. Onhertera. Esq., (A Mager* O. * Hertford, aged et. WOO BYDL—Oat. 11, at Ida retake" Unk DAM sae MatTr i, Hyde, Bag.. polkator, at Worcester, aged SI . . Ma KANT.—Oat. IS, at li t elande, sear Chester, J. I. Y e s. 11 0 64 IL . ITO BICHIgOttD.—Oet. 16, et Queregeara, Dioenater7. mad. 11.11, egad 63. adt if WM—Ott 16, et BUMS. Crsatard. Iltddlatsg. Otarteda. Mr. Aidaraten add Sheep. Item - wo o Natal published mita am MO" go yOO Mine. is sir Olt, SI London. Pfister. st tin 0110._..- 1 00. Simi. la the tesslaii et Wilkiiime-Daturswor• ' /