The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-19 00:00:00

4 THE 'UPRISE!, FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER, 19, 1855. __. UNIVIENT7 INTELLIGENCIL NAVAL AND MILITARY. IRELAND. rim LOCAL MANAGEMENT BILL. r THE POLICE COU.RTS. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ......._ ,_. —...-- Yadarday evening a numerous rutty meeting of THE SEA -BORNE NAIL& OIFORD, Oor. IL THE TRAGEDY IN THE FOREIGN LEGION AT DUBLIN, Our. IL she periabiosers of St. Luke, Old.strost. was held in the - BOW-STREET. =id .rain OF P lash wr OF ClOanall COLIAOL-- GOSPORT.Mom the " London Past -dam List'? 11Is iseraing the ea of the Headship of Queues PORTSMOUTH, Ocrr. 18.Hai, b tlwho did not give his name, for advice [When ths date for making op a m u g g i l l ' proposed alteration fa the all. y a gen eman A large and influential deputation from the several church, in oarsmen' of a requisition to the churchwardens, An application was made to the sitting s as a Maim. Its Cities and towns of Ireland liable to the tax called "to take into cossideration the . . _ .. aireamistinats : magistrate, Mr. mail remota. open until the day folloolai.l Cheep took place , atheedisig to p•revicas notice i the The inquest on the body of Jneeph Goltswalta, a_. othetitation of the vestry, oiseseithed by the peeing of Sir ostler the tollo Mg diatom °misting of the fallews of the elder foucasticsa Frambman, private in the 9rd It S. German Li s t on , ministers' Mousy had an interview yesterday with B. Hell's Bill for the Better Management of the Metro- Sows time ego the attention of the appl , tont who resides roe of several of Ms friends, one of whom is dem ,wen all reseal Aftw MO" anise ill the stationed at Hasler Bittrethat Gosport, whose death was Mr. Hioomma t Chief Secretary for Ireland, at his paha, sad to take mob proosediags thereon as may appear lathe oountry, and _ 7e . new of =eo n lade up at a beam Ibi her doslOsimi "..._. lll ftl i t lill_er i , 8 _ esesed by a bayonet wane heisted by sember photo in eine ki Dalin Castle, for the purpose of calling on 'spottiest." Ms. Jailers MostaLtan, maim thurehwardes, a provincial publisher, was drawn to t h e ail the on. a y what Who a a t a t at Wawa hp elle fthadee. Islart tie ja . elma7 the iamle ewe, was held te-day at We essiess el the Meow moodoomos g. um, to introduce a b il l out is We Moir. a Ur. Smith, of Eseterehange, Strand, who o ff ered to Post Oare. cabbed. 'lead* "Peal fum of Missals. (Mesa m sawed bermeka before J. C. Loogerett, En., ONNIVeIi kir pules - Hoax moved that, " inasmuch as differences of *pi- supply the Limbs newspapers, oa what appested to them that very unpopular impost. Mr. LILPInn. Asthma. swim Meek toadied, sad as , t h e sow , a Bum ,a nine thist as to the meseatog of some of the clause in Sir B. to be very 'Antelopes. terms. The publisher at ones 'Mks -•••• 1„, ilki7th.Ei ) au th . amosall thse Me aides aWs daliblea ••• Saw are th e The jury, after hearing Moieties@ whimsies, retuned a The illistst i ° • of tha Lord ma r 4 - Hall's sat, the vestry clerk do take the opinion of the Soli , wrote to the advertiser, ordering several copilot and en- =ar- ' nth at th• La yt on . ---- 0et.113... mu t St, V. 'llesseess, M.A. Mr. Menem tilt Ins B.A. ... scent. millet of " Jastifiabte heemeide," it being their epistles the Mayors of Cork, Limerick, Drogheda. char mid Attorney Generals on the following point :-Is or slabs paymeat in "deuce, for six months. The ripen windy , ...) , elleita 11l ISIS, isa ' , wetly 111 •••••• E• losbillima • treaties that the precut had simply does his ditty. W Kilkenny, Camel, and Kinsale, with is not the matey Rader the local ern for the relief of the poor weie sent regularly for a few weeks, when the supply was ma t o __ i 4 th k 4052 _ _ 4th sad gr i_ i seetled " Oetliase of Om Laws of Thought ," At the request of the coroner , Captain Centimes, wits oemoral mambas of their respective our *ose ; superseded by the vestry greeted under Sir B. Hans act ? discontinued, and the letters of the subsc ri ber , demanding faw ..,..114 a l t h e _17: 3 ; . twee ... tory No 4 W. Picks :War Imilawai which I. Wu - acted as Interpreter, explained to the prisoner the finding __,l 0 a.., were o„,‘„w vied be , Bic T. O'Brien , l i g p Whet will be the qualification for vestrymen under this explanation, elicited no more satisfy:dory reply, than that th e 9111••• •44 • mouth. With. doely "' W • both ht and cwt of Landon- Bs was of the jury, sad their °plaice of the propriety alas wads" Tr • — .7 - business bad Irma temporarily suspended, but, it was hoped, ,l?, 11 _:, islets fee • sheet time to the Shbep of Oxford , when the s ad of the meaner la which be had done his duty es aam Cogan, M.P., r. P. 0 B ri en , ..... •• AP •-• er • .•: • woo of „ea opinion.' Mit of would shortly be resumed. Applimust befog in London on 74,,'" w c01 l is the ) Smith. f Mai el Oaidesdea wee sated with the see, but Ina 81111. soldier. The prisoner Inhibited some emotion on reosiving Maguire, M.P., Mr. Sullivan, M.P., Mr. T. fdeagher, Mr. Yanurro seeended the resolution. other business, availed himself of the opportunity of calks, f oe ). MOW OD 011100 is undertake the duties of tutor. Alai th e oomitoo tootioa. M.P., Mr. W. Pagan , M.P., Mr. J. Novenas, M.P., Mr. Bassoon observed that he thought the Local Manage. at Exeter.change, but found the premises cloesd. He had Chloe. ) 4th of ao . th . MIMI lib ellee be ailed latterly thole of dean and bane; Keay of the lesicassim were present, but they hardly Mr. B ooo d o h. M. Mr. J. Heard , M.P., Mr. Kest. went Art was an therosehment ea the rights of the pie- sisal understood that a great many country people had Poems. lt u s _ pm. ........... mmt. ta v is the warm of last swum, he was presented by seemed to comprehend the publicity that was given to the i __ - - fa.r and Mr. 0. 0 M.P. Webb:wen. He viewed it se a direst attach ea their been similarly practised upon. alappores /Meth. "" eh & lush Len Ns t o with the mews living of All Souls, MerY procemliags, and Captain Centimes bad wend times to "Wr -* 1 privileges. What was the patios is whisk the parish was Mr. Hall raid there wits no other remedy than that a ua t ta b t otai ~ „ lame. Ns took an active part, it is understood, in heaths l im i t* t h em , at t h e suggest i on o e t h e cowmen t o enter ti n , The Lord Mayer explained the object of the deputatioa. l aced f a ff orded by the County Court ; there had been no offense the Cape) ' 7.: l " th • p e g. Sultans .... Imo ' Pais as soma for the vertebra of the statutes of Gwen's Go& mom , an d h a d t o sum t h ou th a t la d s p u bli c ity wa s only He said ite !Omens had unanimously passed !mastless at Mr. GLADDIin remarked that as it was supposed the against the criminal law. It could sot be said that the w at batia lofts which that solely bee laid Wan her Msjssty'e customary thing with the British people. a preliminary meting pledgingt h e m nlv•l m the emr" &otiose for the deaths of vestrynon would be issued in a money had been obtained by false pretences. The contract (=apt Ea. eillemiisaisers. In a sawlike, "As Open College Best which they were then adopting, by tellies on the Chief short time, sad as they were not yet aware what warn to be related to the future, and had been partly carried out. rena and liit *IV Kr. Thomsen admired the savior CHATHAM, OCT. 18. Secretary to bring in • bill nest session to AMA ministers' the i „,,,,gg s aj oa o f yesurnia . th ey with i ii a s t uns ro d. SOUTHWARK. Hoodlum). la sad South- WNW of eserying out Ille views and hestreleal A party of Royal Sappers and Miners, under the money, with due Mind to the vested intees * of the is- d m ,' ( Her, h oe r.) Several of the vestry wishing to bon Jape Gibson, the nurse who wee for some time engaged l e mg ,r": If Kos. 2 ... the ........,... huh al Fru MONO of the munificent Amnkr of Qom's 1 a "am' comma el Digitate Chutes Style Akers, upon their arrival eambents. The tax is its present state had Nested a good ,_ the opinion of the vestry clerk, with the army in the Crimes, end who underwent several g r e 7,, N ZI the an. lth lIIIMMItha,..of the exclusive mods a mbauslall the allows 51 , at the P issed Station how Woolwich, marched to the deal alma feeling throughout the country , and thou gh Mr. Pannone reed over the various datum relating to ethasinations at this court for having in her possession a a t m ...... _ moat& lipoid fellelleetim ; sad when lately as attempt was saes w ra th % g eomptott . Dahlia wee free !from an y nt h feeling , t h e , a tm mweidered th e powers of the vestry under Sir B. Hall's bill, and said quantity of linen and other goods, alleged to have been Pin le Oast hem the slings the presentation to the Medlin" oar Ineadred sad Vey Crimean men, pronounced unfit that the tax wee not now Oust one, and to get rid of it and he cad se doubt but that the vestry under the local act stolen from the hospitals et Scutari and Rotates, attended Callerela it IL Monad HA Ite ..s a,. writer of a small getter far further genies. left the Casemate Swathe, Bromptos, to provide a substitute was the object of the deputation. was supsesadoL He added, that where the rates were before Mr. Seeker to demand the restoration of the property H on d uras _ 1 South. previsg the right of the eat= that plea of patronage . this moredas e he their vespertine keine& One very After e g ecti deal of "6"M"/ I n which t he 'M s " levied bytheimisesers,all the vestry,under the Last Manage- takes from her by the police. She bad been honorably Nemo . ... V Nov. 17 ...) ethpeth • o f t ths lite Issue Cou.sow-Mr. Williams Howell, MA., waned*/ ease amongst t h e min i m was th a t of J o h n don was pretty fully discussed, meet Ast e WI" de was to 14n a warrant for the 0•11111111171 V/ acquitted by his worship of bevies unlawfully possessed _ ... 11011th. tit• Itik Probationary Yellow el thin map, was this day admitted Brown, 17th Lessees, the *Meet man but one In the regi• Mr. Housman said that, in receiving the deputation there m ums the Sout- lit they bad is their hands to the vestry. herself of the property, and from isquiries made there was oz. ) 3 , N0 .. 2 .p ... ......... 54 the ...... ea Astual Fellow. smut, sad who wasps' of the first no at the taking of the that day, the duty whit& he bad to discharge wake very The sw ard= the poor will mill have the management nothing to show why she should not have it all restored. math. " Quinn's Comma-The Ku. Dr. Audi's's', Senior convoy at m as h am i e i s p m . 1n a ns after the mom =Pit sue, sad "Ail" wi th in very Ballow Mails. He of the latter's affairs, but the guardians were to be seated Mr. 'tether said that since the applicant had been die- Lisbon .• Tallow of this 4• 1 01 P. kit Eim series ,*at Owe will w ßrawn was so mar the of the Humes goserals when the so pir sr authority, in the subordinate place be held by the vestry i sad it happened that is St. Lake's they had charged from custody he had been ia consmunicstion with „,„. 11 eweeth , ma shake of a amessiat Mr. Michel ' s foundation (*Thum latter made bh wimps out of hie eania , that be put his is the gemonment, to hold wet any hope, or stall lees es sive 48 ithardiess, who would have be sleeted try 44 vestry. several persons conseated with the nurses at the C r i m ea , T e r eg South - day, the 22e 4 day et Nessekber mut lams through the window , wed a very valuable ens Panies le to whet much be th• intentions of the ge - wen. He next referred to the to 48th section, which, he and he was of opinion that she had bosoms lawfully pos. g ewse th wee Pastes Pwirmson or Oxon. Lam-Travers Tel. , Resins tio „uj og =pp ,!.. sad snis be has mastaatly worn sinew. monomat is die meth. use wed bed been in Me observed, gave meet unconstitutiosal powers to the Gams seised of the property and that it must be restored to her. MLitt Ii- V Nun. Req., D.C.L„ Sank* Yellowed Unimeft College, has bees l 1 ig caw Mum C l us"_,..! _____,_• l lo• } too . NW_ _blue hard bli on. in Oeuseil Psalter any elms where there was any difficulty . Two ladies had written to him on the subject, acquitting Imds sprinted by kw Molgoti a ziew ....,., a Civil Law WOOLWICH , °el ' -- ' ll amtmutli rsi ama 1•••••• um bum mum the bows; (Hear, bar.) He advised an appeal to the law odious of her of any guilt in the affair. After what be had t d alitka is this university , moms the Sea* of Dr. Pliillinion, Her Midesty's screw steam-vessel Baron Von Hum- sad ayes he hugs ad the moms to aks nastier I 1 00t.2$ PI T' Ethl N the mown. The resolutions were serried unanimously. heard he must order the whole to be restored w.colhfi G t - mouth ors Nov. s ., . Lays wed hell the sees hearty yeses. beds bee Wina In her cargo of previsions ami veers &thing the gmetion emoted le him le ware time salmis, to her , except the shoes sod books which the in her gstesdaketh 1 cu. 2 . 4, k et Depihaf ir end proceeded dew OD I. entWeineMay hese er dommelmess in the ewe m whisk Sin SSW sell hurry picked up amongst the luggage, Ito., brought home a m nia_ i alternate } Ll . __,•tx- a u ... cu. it. Amino low= •• so "with. where Mal miliblawl Am Rai *ht. es Os pedismeM. so hiller or ormarrt pewees. te Mew • by her. Thom ladies who bad so nobly volunteered to Unitedithess Fridays. P''' a ILEDAN • MUSHY. end nerreing priseeeded dawn's th e serlnglas km* at ogles& deaden they bad eo.s to sa owe th an ems elm- THE ANGLO-CALIPORNIAN GOLD MINING attend upon the sick and wounded midlers to the Crimes thissinemes) Oct. 19, & ) ~,e e . --..-- Grasalllihe as adjust bey sompaisse e abet whisk she will aka f Meer, Met.) If he usedegiosi samestly whet had COMPANY. erlaishilorth E alternate - had assured him that Gibson was justly possessed of the pool. Bald". Oct W Fells Mere thaw a math having passed sum the rail. komied, moss Oast fie t he Bahia. She wee mimed by the Monkey Saha hem the dapnettisa, be welsostend it to be alleged —swim"' Fridays. property, therefore he should order lac immediate restore unkaistai cat. 25 le INNIS 6111111111 i Mester Geer Sywkwomilbe. gonseully L tbe issabows el Ibis &passim that this Annexed ill the fourth general report of the pro p ert y , t o o t t o a ir ; an d he ma st tell her that she leyt that mart gettiourh is anion i c . South- s e a. Vele wads somewhat squinted with the fame of the The ma m a loo k ik awk . k o kr , a Mr . Ems, ossess "Owl is a dlemeat whin, in mass tors of the above company : without the lout imputation on her character. Asierice Warders. &eta& Ar g o- C ' eUL beta young slim of the 19th Regiment of Fess," Beau Keeley," has been tam Mrs Inds he the purpose et leading with queue of the pesetas of Ms John Young's bill- Year directors, deferring to the wish expressed by the Th e g am sa d o ther goods found by the police were hen W www i t im bu e aw d pannedsouse., too so t through th e seneldisery he the isowergmboas, Isf IS Imisesiewer, at ( M, hear)-sad that whereas it woe en asperdair rm. sherelsiders at the lest edjounenent of the manual general t a m i nto t h e i sm office , an d h an d e d over t o Mrs. Gib son • Via DOM sad Marseilles. I 31--Mceniag. o-xw a l ia , T io .7 e ;_ ee the amemo i en of sh „ mon i e o f coo army at MT , i til 811.611.1 111 midair, Wes te bamboos sure itefor its sensation was rendered alOl wares is ear westing, that a oreassittee of elm la h mho with should b• 0 • 1116 d who left the court exorcising her thanks to his worship sae{ Tu. Not ad., moditimom moocons alma YE threiiiing. is la Md. the wilassies en the wafter for the pulp!** of advg with the board as to the to t h e l a di es w h o had s o kindly masted hey. CASUALTIES. - Dart (schooner), from Liverpool to Cork, is ashore en Wssi Yarn than a mouth having paired sum the raila Nie mad* somewhat updated with the fano of the yaws ram of UN 19th Regbaset of Feet, " Sodas Massey," Sayegh }shin sad penes seems, hot net through the fitarreir, se the dapeadoes of lb* germs of cut army at the seat of war, it is permed that the following notice of Se boy hero will not be onseseptable. William Gainey Dishes Massey, liesteneat of the remain 'papacy of the 19th Feet, whom muse has been se gleriessly;oomested with the &mask on the Great Reda& ea the 6th et September, was born at Ratlifersheas, mar Dublin, early in the year 1936, consequently be is sow in his 16th year. Although °teaseled by blood with rest leaded respristers, his immediate notify are ant wealthy. He bed the advaatap el a good literary 'donnas, which he mealy resolved at boss. I. the Hilary teem of last year he sa wed Trinity College, Dahlia, sad thee a pod linguist sad draftemas, in the eniunity be was remarked fee his mining demon= to study, and also for the seal with white be engaged fa manly *serest*. He was Mows as an satire erisiteter, a bold horseman, and a daring swimmer. Still Derma Massey did not forget that be was intended for the shush, and he is well remembered at the Bathmines Sunday lisheol a the attentive teacher of au of the classes there. When the war broke oat : roes Kull7 feud that his tees avocation was the profession of eras, sad he entreated Ms Mends to hasn't tkumalves for his at the War De partment. The result wee that We lily he resealed himself at Sandhurst, where his creditable antriculatioa at his university was at once utopia& in Angus he gala reseated himself, although mormseary, for ersalastioa in both the ancient and modem language', which be pared with great credit, and in October Ltrd Hardier presented hint with an ensign's commiseina ia the 19th, his present rep lied, in which too of his suit relatives held the rank of esplaim. With that enmity of puree which has dare plaid Ma so much fame, he did not at this time abeadea his stadia. He left &alone foe his university in the fellevoLog nuatk, where be obtained looms both in darks nod seisms, and was thereby raised in hi /set you to the date of senior freshmen. After this seems he proceeded to the depot of his regiment, then stationed at Wilmer. There he sompleted his drill in a wonderfully abort time, sad is the early put of this year was seat to Malta and remand to a lieutenancy. At Malta be showed mesh aptitude in his ramie& that the sommeadent of the Light Division, reunited butane, appointed young lieutenant Massey as his assistant-adjetast. Sion his emcee style of writing, sad superior penmanship, made Ma distinguished is the orderly. room, while his =tiring energy and determination mad* the sou look up with - - DUBLIN, Oar. 18. A large and Influential deputation from the several oities and towns of Ireland liable to the tax called Ministers' Messy had an interview yesterday with Mr. Hawn, Chief Secretary for Ireland, at his ales is DubMa Outlet for the Paget , of Gelling Oa sevenmsestlShi t u e to introduce a bill nut amiss kr that very unpopular impost. The dsgstatios of duo Lord Mayor of DOB% the Mayors of Cork, Limerick, Drogheda, Wti/malta_ Kilkenny, Clonmel, and Kinsale, with areal membsre of their respective corporations; and they wore accompanied by Sir T. O'Brien, M.P., Mr. Cogan, M.P., Mr. P. O'Brien, M.P., Mr. J. F. Maguire, M.P., Mr. Sullivan, M.P., Mr. T. Meagher, /LP., Mr. W. Fagan, M.P., Mr. J. Devereux, M.P., Mr. Bends's, M.P., Mr. J. Heard. M.P., Mr. Keat ing, M.P., and Mr. 0. Chaos, M.P. The Lord Mayor explained the object of the disputants. He said its members had unanimously pared maleness et a urinary meeting pledging themselves to the mese w they were then adopting, by collies on the Chief Secretary to bring in • bill neat soaks to OeSsh atialsoms' tansy, with due mord to the vested intone* of the its eambeate. The tax is its present state had seated aped deal of bed holies throughout the country, sod Os* Dahlia was free from any such feeling, they still elltillefed that the tax wee not now Oust one, and to get rid Nib and to provide • substitute was the object of the deputies& Able a good deal of conversation in which gle ques tion waspeetty fully dimmed, Mr. Berniatan said that, in receiving the disputants them an day, the duty which he had to discharge wse.o very Vasae sad onion within very narrow limits. He s s pair or authority, in the subordinate place he bold ha no enumassat, to bold eat any hope, sr stall less to stye may poinime, as to what sh&t be the litigation of the =moat is Oh =tam M. aro who bad bees is is wof Olsen= of Ms nose soda ban failed M . = how begamatly this wain hod boas beim the beans mad who he MS bud sf the dogefilias .slag to bin tbe gaol= senors' ft bias to ast wen non =gam INN sr domanmanno ia the some sat which they man WI ea no pedionsak Mar or meager groasts. to slaw silts a dedshm they ea lad some to es vase tau ono Sp* elsa t (Nees beer.) If he utaihmieed sonestly what falba heat the depardea, he malsoolsoi St to be enorally W She nubbin tat impish= that whim ion elowl is a ofd poshin, ia dean of the pandng Ms his Tosag's bib— beer)—sad that whereas it was ma ammo= sour ewe bedew, Its eolhostion was readers' attli weave is ais. =pease of thins ast throwing, es le ea, shlesioa oath. lowa comaellti sad ankles It ~soy sa nen to beam=s the sollessen. That this limut the gessilles new rather in a sew sad more seesplismfal obassmler bale. padlesear, sad that it, is feet, held out a tmtsplatiss l nolelmen the part of =Ws localities whisk tosSmaitpla residues to the law. The osly duty lobed is dishiness= to Whin the opinions of the analsiss, sad to Intone thou to the getermsest for the essniseaties of the Wan. As for him, he had no voice is what doehissike gemeamowt awed ease to. It wee altogether a triunes he lie waist to dealt* whether se an they _would ohms to sanombe his to brim nab& Tin *end be am eddy esi oa the mdse et ebe memeemest, sew the tells ben dinaind is the sabot, to =irk be were feel it his duty to setemdt the seinen of the delatadea. He had no power whatever to sartill any snake as to what decision they might arrive at ; bat he wadi he happy to receive say information ce foots, and plume thaw before the go. 'resent. WOOLWICH. OCT .18. Her Madsety's screw steam-vesael Baron Von Hum boldt hos Wass Is has largo at proviskas anal tram Mathias st IDsperi, and promotion dew the dam en Weiasrmay alumi4 mar Itsitb, where she mmeserm ho Mee skit. end ebb preowned dawn se the M ilo M ee et Chesabliks millues her sempsessa, Oat mil* sks will leave its he dm Bahia. She was mind by the Monkey doss Insmensii, Osumi Kamer Gasp Dyalsomnalm. This MOW Mamma, is damp ot Kr. Rom, has beta miss in le basis he the pupas et leading with seatehlamy Ds the Dsworm_sssborm,ll M Imissapower, at present Sirmitamsetp. This naiad', was Mai bass takes by die seem 1111semlip Des. bat edam =Mem antarm. whisk sums& das ermes In be essatemmeadei. Tbe 'sews Dr the Beam its hem the firm of Mesas'. Jobs Perm sat San. Ths Primus Alias has bees tikes We Ka 1 desk (the King William) to base her berms essrmlissi and ispabad. The bass, peddle steermyesselollllB Assatorawer, has bees warmed la Mo. 8 dry &Mi a mi fland Ms any Mos tly', that it is asposirm she wilt berm te M brakes up. most;r sad respect to the boy adjutant. Draft afar draft was seat to his regiment in the Crimea, still the spirit of the youth wee doomed to pia' at the 100 of as opportunity to Ma glory in the add. Ti. dodoes at Malta said he was tee yessag fa Mid serviee, bat he protested that he woad " Stand it no losses;" be should ge to the seat of war. He threw up his lucrative and emafertable staff peskiest, wrote home to his mother to muse himself, annouteing to her that be was cff to the Crimea at last. He reached there is the 'south of hese, and immediately oomasseed trim* duty, is which hie coolness often saved his life, for there he had some narrow escapes. One night a round shot struck two imam shove hie head, and he said with • laugh to his comrades, "111 wu fully grown I'd be dose sow." Ia another moment • bullet whistled put lie ear " Hew la• ky, " said be, again laughing, " that I have so whisks», eke one would be off, sad I should have the trouble of shaving the other." Tbes cane the Roden, where his eoaduet was swag the bravest so distinguished, sad to whisk dories envies he volunteered Is order to replace his souls, Captain Hugh Massey, who wu lying severely ill. Bede. Massey was Ant of the 'assaults Into the diteh, sad the last beaus out of the Cm taps, This, while halm tharsads a the enemy's mu . has, with cps usquatli•g, a bullet struck his: la the thigh, sad he tumbled over foes sad friends tato the dlteh whisk be passed through nearly two hours before; there, among the dead and dying, for 16 boon, he was not gay mem *Wag, bet spiriting his tortured comrades, sad while bleeding almost to dank doled the Itmelsa tibia doped. tag him of his haveneek sad sword. This young here will set be nom forgottis by his eessaywiss, though new un rewarded, eves unieestlosed by say official aides treat the general of his divides, or say other authority. SHEERNESS, Ocr. 18. Yesterday. the 17th Ind, at two o'clock in the aftsremm, Mr. Timms RMr mentm, bell ea Mount oa tits bodies of Brows end dealing, the ewe nahrtnaste gunners who lost Wale Nem by the Unsnap of the 66. pomades sus, welshing 96 cwt., on the salient of No. 1 Bastion. The jwy reamed a verdict of I. Ambleatal Death." All the figassw sad parts of the bed have been sanfally eolleeled sad takes Westin fa to wait eh by the authorities from the mein tat aguish. The bodies me to be boded to - frUitTahuadtyard with military Moms townimer 7=l. The satire garrison are to Mom. Beth the wise such emseresit la the Nape, belga 011067, well dieglidinal sem when Miry mioaesesed from the Lea make limbs Asillisembish &sneers they wellenstained to the those( their solleramate armee. DUBLIN, Oar. 18. • MalagaMlMl atitteeidi inipeetd the Kerry Militia at 14111111481148m=111111.addresdai th e regiment on *be rem ea **perms and said be rd i n i s ilv doula they would be amend to ao regiment in her Majesty's service. But while gl'W them this praise be must with regret revert to seem Minhardisation that had lately made its appearanos to the togintsat. He was is Cattlebar when he heard of it, mad be woe directed by the sommander of the forms to rowed to Limerick at once and eau* inquiry to be made into the matter. Be was, indeed, messithed Mat hembeedioaden abould show itself In any 1 1 10.11 1 a It bad bon mid Mm that it was mesa by the bead set gag Ss Mode pleat ef mashie. C.ntld there be anything UM puerile so oraleas ? And anis it wan said, as.. understood the falloat geseral, that they would ant like to fair the sob witbst their band. It was am to be supposed teat they were afraid of women and band lees boys. Why shield the Zany ROM be afraid la km anybody Then must be mem had mos ammo= and he trusted that they would *at them as they —that they would sot masa the right hand of fellomidp to this. These were sentlmmts he was quits me they would advise the adoption of. As an old soldier, be would ask them to take his whim. Let them follow the advise of their Ames, who were Oak boot Mande. As loon as the restated wee wader amemed.he trusted t4 s would masa- WPM 1111 smithy' drilt amime. mil re shield be fombsodiasefen emengie him It weeld _pm dews aid punished Ida the eldelete militegy rigger. Is madmise, the gollest paint ff they had ley gempleist le mho, sad se oemlisist having hem suede either by gime cc me, the emirs Imatiested, sad the regheset smashed to their quarto. se lidisebsoy. It was stated is the bar rack square that ma order for the removal of the terry Militia had embed, is was likely to arrive in a her days; bet awee isherod from Major-Omni Chatterton's addles@ that web Is set sot likely to be the case. The Wezhed Militia were presented with new eels* yeaSerday as the Carregb, by the Hos. Mrs. Carew, is pm area of Uri antes sad the staff. Mrs. Carew addy masisies with the mimes' ashes an me the langur, esios I feet ft le be, the plume et ereess t• Ye* those mime. lam sure that, is the work of the lodise of Me emir et Weaved, your hinds and sejgbboun, their mho w• be ashamed to your slab& Yoe will guard them is the mobil of loyalty Old dwell= to the Qum, sad of atleshasse to Bathe had. It say be the will of Gal that they sbnM seer he in Motility, or otherwise than Ia the ponintol posem of your homes; but should war ow nosh nor shosue, I Mow that you will do credit to the setmly, Ms sumo of whisk yes beer. Many menet yes meg ellealise he soma Wive service ; but hi witeraws obeemsemisee pea may be pissed, I shall always feel the Asepsis Merest la your wines% hosed to _you es I ma by ear cease= essaseden with the meaty of Wexford. From my heart I :desire he yea all, to the eerier that is before you, prosperity tad seems. A Member of ths Deputatioa asked if it might not bit in Um Chief Becretary's power to prevent nay legal proceed ings pending the repeal of the act ? Kr. Horan= said ho was bet a subordiaate agent of the government, and of bourse if the Gabfest decided to repeal the act they would alibied's him amordiegly ; bet all he meld now promise was to receive all the fasts, and trammit them to the government. Dr. Gray thought that Mr.Honmaa had absedaat power to promise that proemdisp should be stayed. Mr. Herman said he had no right to anticipate that the state of the law would be altered by parliament. The mat ter was sae for the legislature. All be mild say a s that it should be bro u ght before government, and their decision on it shmeld be made known as soon as possible. ADYMIT7, Ocr. 18.—APPOI1422MTIL—Liolde mate H. L. O. Robbers (1664), to th• Dasher, 2, paddle wheel atesot-,easel, of 104heroo power, la tho Chaaael ; H. Ber (DM), to the Kamm, 17, steam sloop, of M bar,* p ower , is the Dire Boa ; wad D. B. Pack (1655), to the Neste's, 16, paddlo-wheel etema-frigate, of 650-horse power, at Perameath. Jammu= OIIIMEY, RN.—Ws rivet to bear from KM of the death of liewtosoot Jobs H. Oeseley, of hate lleleety'a ship Pootilliar, sou of flir W. Gore (formerly British ablator is Braoll and lho Slyer Plate) and Lady Dooley. This plosishig young miser, aged 21, woe landed treat tie Penh** oat easesohetthe 9treanyeak- The deputation then retired. Miss Hinds, whose attempted assassination has mated so painful a sensation, is still in a precarious I state, although hopes of her recovery are now enter tained. She has sworn informations against two of her tenantry; and it is stated that one of the persons whom she recognises as having made the murderous manta is a deserter from the Cavan Militia, and a son of one of her late tenants. Very angry lettere continue to reach town from the neighbourhood of I the outrage, throwing blame on the police and the government, and expressing apprehension that a number of similar outrages may be expected unless government adopt some strong measures. A large number of the Roman catholic bishops have been in Dublin during the last two days, holding meetings relative to the affairs of Maynooth College, and the Irish College in Paris. Tat SMOICIL NIIIII&NCII IN Annexed is the fourth general report of the dine tars of the above coupes, : Yost directors , deferr ing to the wish expressed by the shameeldeis at the lest adjournment of the annual general sandag, that s amassittee of shareholders should be called , enether for the purpose of advising with the board as to the best wares to be adopted with reference to your affairs, eammened sash a enamittes ; the reports and circulars boned so recently by that amentittee have, in a great awns% superseded the object of the ordinary report of the dilates, The animal holance-theet and mounts show you that the debt in California with which the property of the eimpay at the last meeting was eneumbered, and which this threatened the glisten*, for useful purposse, of the essagesiy, has bees discharged upon fair and advantsgena terns: Ilfr Ham Huatley is entitled to great credit for the sadelancey arrangements he accomplished with refer nes to that trona/dim By the united exertion of the board and committee of shareholders, we have amended in disposing of 12,000 shares which at the last meeting 'enabled unissued. These shares have been issued, in essisendty with the resolution of the last general meeting, as peethrence shares, bearing a guaranteed dividend eat ofthe prate of the company of 26 per cant., over and above and la priority to the other shares of the company. The he.. of these shares as preference shares has not beareand the permanent capital of the company (they befog helleffied original shares), whilst the amount obtained for then has enabled the beard to discharge liabi lities to en extent exceeding 2,0001., and to leave a balance of 8,8001. in the hands of the managers in California for working purposes—a sue sufficient, as the board hope and believe, to plies the works in a satisfactory petition for the approaching wet sessos. The board entertain sanguine expectations that the seal, economy, and management of Mr. Prankerd (who has now the control of the works) will bring that snow which the patience and liberality of the shareholders so richly merit. The unusual dryness of the lest season, an untoward accident to the machinery, and an exhausted exchequer ' coupled with an attachment for debt sra the property, all but paralysed the operations o the last seam. The next swath, when the nine may Ire be exploded, will, we trust, find us emancipated fres these sells, and enable us to recommence crushing under mere favourable auspices than have hitherto at tended this compasy. The amounts show that we obtained ' 1,0111. worth of gold. Thb was obtained from 208 toss of quarts, and reduced in 171 hours. Owing to the frequent interruption in crashing, the expenses of obtaining this geld can scarcely be correctly estimated, but the amount actually expended on the reduction of the on was 8531. The manager of the works has been directed to erect the ! amp, to put the crashing rollers in good working order, and to use the Coehran's crusher as an auxiliary, if ad. visible. Daring the summer months, when, for the reason before referred to, no remunerative operations could be easeimil es, the establishment and expenses in California have been redwood to the lowest amount; Sir H. Huntley, Mr. Prankerd, the captain, and one other miner being the only , hands retained upon the works. The ordinary expenses of management in Zealand have been kept as low as possible, bat the number of general and other meetings held, notices and antlers issued, and which the hasardoos position of the company rendered imperative, coupled with the fresh issue of shares, hive added nearly 2001. to the expenditure. CASUALTIES. Dart (schooner), from Liverpool to Cork, is ashore as Wu Hoyle Bank. The crew were saved in the life-hest— Liverpool, Oct. 18. Good Intent, for Glasgow, bas pot back with lois of asE and chain.—Liverpool, Oct 18. sea ti whisk Imsr;essiaerd by Maw breaght ea by a:- Penn dudes** berabsedereas of Bamberg ; and damask kb father, wise bad beat eammeard by wis~, prepared the lea assdiesl all, the Maass. whets he kaded, had ad erased tee far to be miaow His taunt teak place ea the 9tl at Hal, fa die pease, of his baker, the British sad Pm* esaeals. the .spas sad 'Hesse el the Deal* mar ateasese Was, and sem &ask esidada There Was se leglisb swot wee hl tbelsrabear of Hal at the time. The used laurel brume were paid by the Daaish anal eathatitise. LIVUPOOL SHIP/ AT FORTIOX PORTIL—Maid if Athena, Centipede, Oman Wave, and Evangeline, d Beirut ; Ayros Spiridon, at Smyrna; Universe (s.), Toe. riffs (r., for Alexandria), sad Elizabeth, at Malta; Jr Vines, at Texel ; Joseph, at Ghent. tows el li•dionfield is is a Mr way to *joy pedset M. dimity from that gnat adman of asadestuide Imam— tanks. flash, it is hoped, will he thew whir 110 melte desasiai apparatus. pateated W Mass. J. Ishlwas sad Co.. besome a Vll ow& no dm UM diet slims whisk low is aseensisa, le very shied. TM ensmaplisa mein le 'Sod bi a doubts le., tin upper sae *sky Wag /el *eh seal. The sit to, I dew = minims by tits , the dray* sinks the sae*, the Inlets. whirs it none the hiss In, ad* Is air pled of Nadas way, the tank* Wag emeasse4 binnia theta. 211 s bat dr Ibea passes ids ths Wow* The tellaary dillies WI lade b tensed to the moss in, Miss *dames* WIN* abets lbs goal. date si wilassy Go hiss e d* in i d s boa easpasial by l J a ahn Mid whitest* TM in hoz is esseessiod by seine' Mess 0 mew, la ma Ma dee, sod Os MOM thee gesintedi mo s macs Winer" Ina width it ma be tr es treer It issaisied. Thee, ast oily ki the melts item bpossalail thaw tabu scud, mks wing atilt es said al IN Is 1111 par east. is Weis* The apsides eta be Mel 111 way Id* at ,rid several ere a9w awl Is Os tolhoniesib Ifiwwww. 41011116019 At BIAIUUTL—The saps SS vikb the lisblbeass al Births (ins the Proust) hassled Wiwi. non by • OW sub, whit' Ins bias Mai Imams he*. sum bar dassidastidermlaw them TM tinders Webs sit is► di* as it stedise sat histallably met the en, that mow women, Was* to di win* ism sad seams, Isis IM Tut maws sf awn speed ad beton then. Bit *in is oissiely==the *dose ibe Atka* sent win wiled to a**, esasegeesis le that is sowed sessions pensialitiog ea Os sleek ban lass blitaa di sal Fedi AB Milne el bid took Wise hat week is a yawl*, Ode es served la a fully st limits. He est me witit is• of Ms lamb ea • walk the nut, whits lowpwaisi to sit dews oa the rock In &, • asides sad if Wild nod kin to lass his sad preelpitated bin ids the smothers he perished aid wad ha salad bid. ?IS WOIcUTLIt 0003 ITT MAGIITIATTS.— A WEden Mr. T. B. Utile took the liberty oi = Wm is • heal paper, hew the sass ef If 11•11 whet the sidiataest of statical seesb. leie, eat eswo r =of IS mild ashy 119 imeerdel lo bise to Ma Pm. ails Peones. The radii er illa in I Wandlie Idea Math Waking II bigh beam la sae of their May la Ye Malt with the rensfaist, awl Aare as to *hie the word a amps, ban MN to a willisens te wad Kr. UM to Osnawy, sad hen, we Wide, synod • mad roil% sisabies On Led Lasts. mat sisan to mks Kr. Idle laidistlies se Mallow dal Item Ws shall hi wry ad* implied if On Lela Use leant awe ast, In neir pal lit Mira *we gerliewes a pr ty lresederalli Clirwileb. AL PALAOIL-1111=111111 DAT, OCL 1110.• " "mod. SAO i *ft by mina tido% 41L MIL Oilleignibi day bee yams, 3,7*. A " CONTIDINCa hisit."—We republish from the AThs.y nohow, a. a natter et Wino, a sketch of the emelt et WM* a sriseleal, sew midst • two mars' ear lean la dm Many Pwairemfary :—" He is fraly the ori• abonatlesableaes ma. Is bts ever, at all Pita , assumed same, sad lame bee avoided that idrostilkedes erbill elbarehe might ma& is him. He beim his swear is bk pesos, avesmisa la New York is 1849. Of a pad has, ghat addreek Meollfseat Mumma% sad rifting amasses. he malted Mood( seedily to engage the suer Use est wit the asaidiase •el maim sad Wass them tots the ImMa st seam sad sale surds sa medic when met say et se tama would bays = 4 11 a seared, by seam mystsikes sad amagialeabla le moats a mem* sympathy Warm Massif wad Asa% Mee imlused the knee at sow s eat whham 7 p r i zaaseM mesa. te part with Ms Leg: eas es hi wield Is lee best Moat. la this respestentately stems te be wasiteefal. Ia very ease ha Ms day.** bases tale as tbe _presentee himself, OM IA way he MO p =ria44 bk lyres story, sad delimited ever the f his mammy to be reamed fres bk Mew. Willis, with all his madras, hse bat as Wire bsee caged It leta, he ems seat to Sumo Prima his lbw York. Hs ear in .sew ( sad lap testy, tbst had he aet, mad for a wonder kaZbess drank at the time, he wad* test have bee *—lfoo Tont Animal of COONSOM Aimuso 115 E Dr Livnrook—Yesterday mom lag. as Wilma seven o'slosh. • be of • met alarm's" fiess Wits eat It the 'massive tar mad tstlosstiss works Is Meson. Hoaldgram wed ten., sad situated is H Toseral"park. Items& The are was ins die emesed r die alablevy mew, mad at memo it Is supposed woe aimed by tbs mitt over. when IY irembeedble stialsala sal is a M adman the whole yet=1 1 : 1 11a ' fbs weld Ise masks abase la every dirmalea. The stoat embemeat sal alarm pie. ate Ilmasseisk Desk, alliMeat Sled will timber. Wm ship. was la dimeyeadmft. As Mena the *aril. lffaasespessi. Ike Mae ewe is minimer, well s aw mip emesem"sealluts. bawl, *. wes get mist alma aka aa. Tb.bmlpvery ooaolioralolo, bat Ms Gases ad Meek am Ilk lamed la the West erZMI DislitrGTlON or • SNIP DT 71111.-DMIDA =sic Our. 6.— TM X.. Assatairtse, ft.. Saglaad was WM piessisai, villa at ram st as Zama Dab M. SOYER'S FIELD KITCHEN. TO THE 'mos OP TEN_IXPIIIII.. BlS,—Acoording to promise, I herewith forward you s detailed report upon the economical and culinary advantages of the " Field Ritchie " instituted for the British army in the Crimes.-1 am, L., A. SOYBR. Lt Division, Guards' Camp, before Sebastopol, Oat. b. Soma's FIBLD KITCHIN.—Sash apparatus will contain a cauldron holding 12j gallons. Two of the apparatus will sasSy cook for a company of 100, and even mon, if re quired; and both stone can be carried by one mule, and iseded inside with salloiscit dry wood for two days' *co mmotion for a fall company, whereas au additional quantity 'lf feel for one day's farther consumption may be carried 01111111611 between the apparatus on the animal's back. The might meld then be 60 lbs., under the entire charge of • male. TIN cauldron is made of snob a material as not to require tinning, and the saving of fuel is remarkable, being above sight-ninths under the old system, the allowance to earth man being 4j lbs. of wood doting the spring and summer months, wrath were formerly conneted for cooking I only. Therefore, taking two full ecompaniss of 100 each, a saving would be effected on that comparatively small inn• her of upwards of 800 lbs. of feel, whiht epos an army consliting of 30,000 the saving is enormous. The stone will alsolburn any kind of fuel, and are entirely free from smoke. The most Important considerations are the redo*. tin in the shipping, the land transport, the number of anise, sad the numerous labourers usually employed for sash • daily purpose, besides the removal of the vast diffi culty of distribution over the camp in bed weather. Another advantage to be gained is, that the cooks employed in each company will have but • few of feel to saw and split, instead of several lnsaw buadreds. Next, the facility in cooking will give a taste to soldiers to follow K. Soyer's system of cooking„whish they are by asqabh&g, and the food will be much 11110,111autri um by maims in largo quantities,as the lesser evaporation tikes place.-14.13. The apparatus can cook in the open air, and resist the action of any weather or climate, and from its ermine simplicity of eoustruction will last for years , end fame its never getting out of arder,secept by wilful damage or aesident. Is the wogs, season, two of the appazatro, which will cook for a full comp an y , might be Placid la large wooden hats occupied by 60 or 60 msa, and the amides being moducted therein obviate ghly warm the plan in even part, and thereby the ntrassity of ether iris. When no longer required for camp cookery, the stove can he applied to any public istablishminto, such as workhouses, scMols, Wracks, hospitals, prisons, asylums, colleges, As. When a regiment is stationary, four men with els assistant cooks may cook with ease for 1,000 persons. TM imp stove is moderate in price, and will be found mach more ecionneloal than the present camp kettle, which requires replacing every two or three months, and is utterly isapracticable to cook with in wet, stormy, or snowy weather, inept under abetter. Botract from a latter addressed to head-quarters by Colonel J. 11. Daniel, In mamma of the Ist Battalion of Coldstream Chards: " Ginnie Camp, before Sebastopol, Sept., 1855. "I have this day attended 11. Bones course of instruc tion teas aishe if my battallos. I have tasted the meter soaked lilli sine* to the nes, maststieg of salt pork and beef. The mode be which the salt is est/seed and the meat rendered sends by M. Soya's field stoma eat made en wisest& Welber porpoise is admirable, sad I smolder the ecieffin le the mean immseaspdes of fail, and the midi arldsb tbe maks is madisetei, will, womenwhen model out, add am* to the beak* and el the stakes. I noticed kooky esi blirs: l emelkat ismil oat of 490 rains ef eat perk, whisk Imes been Maws, waled by the old system of the *atom a q a= mks te be sot coatelaitg saikkat water for the of meat boiled is sash, brides ing a dark g e l Ir mibilai mask, la k& the water sad fa fon t a were mined wear sod drawn away ; end I mask to. highly express my appassisdea of the meaner be whim! M. Boyer conveys kilrasisa as the Imo, sad ales Imam highly I approve of Ids UMW =amid the plan apes which he osnies est Ms mop O. 'MUD STATES SQUADRON OP RILICIP.—S7 the Stalky Marty., mind at Plymouth from Labrador, vs lima dist oa ifs 2711 t of floptuabes. is lat. KM It, Mag. W.,,sho spies the Amoricom barque BALK la oompsay with dr slam hot Ands, returalag !ma the Ando Bea Ito Now Took oft* ea uoisoms womb for Er Jam IFoomiallo—ei MARKETS. COTTON.—Lreszrooi, Oar. 18.—The market amid heavily, and prima of all kinds ars the same as last week. The sales were 6,000 bales-1,000 for export—oomprisieg, ia addition to American, 120 Puns= and Masenhain, at 61d. to eV.; 300 Egyptian. at ed. to 9d. ; 1,200 Stoat, at 31d. to 41d. ; sod 40 Sea Islands, at 9d. to 184. per lb. COTTON OOODS.—Maxcararxn, OCT. 18. The market bee been without animation, and the advance of discounts by the Bank of England to six per cent. for sixty, and to seven per cent. for 95 days' bills, has, U possible, in creased the depression already existing. In the morning both buyers and sellers appeared disposed to wait the result of the Bank meeting, and this afternoon the indisposition of both home trade and shippers to operate has been very marked. Where @ellen of either cloth or yarn have been disposed to press sales, they have been compelled to make • concession, and prices have a downward tendency,with con• siderable irregularity. WOOL.—Bnenrozn, OCT. 18.—Ths shipping houses ars transacting a very fair business in manufactured goods, but for the home Wads then is nest to nothing doing. The prices obtained of late for combing wools ars firmly main tained, thirst appearing no prospect of decline, sad demand ie sontawhat more limited. The yarn trials remains steady. CORN.-Biextoonam, OCT. 16.-At Gloucester market, on the 13th, wheat advanced 1s per quarter; at Woreester, same day, 21. Barley dull but not lower. Oats the turf dearer. Beans up 21. Peas unaltered. Daring the present week a good deal of wheat has changed hands at an im provement of 3s. to 4s. per quarter. Barley, oats, and peas quite as dear. Beans le. to 21. per quarter higher. At Wolverhampton, yesterday, wheat was firmly held for • rise of 4s. per quarter, but the sale was slow thereat. no millers rose the retail price of flour 3s. 4d. per sack. At this day's market there was only a limited supply of wheat, which was soon cleared off at an advance of 4s. per quarter. Oa barley the turn was in favour of the buyer. Oat. main tained their value. Beans held for Is. to Is. 6d. per quarter more money. The millers advanced the retail price of flour as. 4d. per seek. Domes, Ocr. 18 -We have had a very good supply of wheat, and the continued demand for seed caused some excitement in the market, which opened at en advance of 2a. a qr., but towuds the close a reaction took place, and not mon than 1.. a qr. advance could be obtained. Barley was in short supply, good samples were eagerly *ought tor, but not hound : the trade was about as last week. Goad old beans ware in improved demand. In oats and pea no alter- Tues dull at from 9s. to 10s a bushel. Wheat, best re▪ d, 84s. to 88a. • middling, 725. to 845.; inferior, 60s. to 72.. Barley, Mk to 43.. Oats, 28s. to s. Beaus, 48e. 10,605. Pear, 435. to 48s. Flour, flue, per sank, 60s. to 665. ; snoods, 675. to 60.. MARONE:II'IR, OCT. 18.-There was again a large at tendonce at our market this morning. English wheat, both old and sew, was quickly taken at an advance on the cur rency of thi n day ee'nnight of fully 2a. per quarter. Flour was held for an enhancement of 2s. to 3.. per sack, which rather chinked sales. Oats and enema' were in improved request at (ally late rats.. Old English and foreign beats were le. to 2s. and Indian corn 2a. to 3s. per quarter dearer. Barley was al t the turn in favour of sellers. NRWARK, Ocr. 17.-At our market to-day there was 111 fair quantity of grain showing, and a good attendance. For wheat a liberal sale effected, and 2a. to 31. d . Barley Sat and unaltered. For beaus and other grain little inquiry. Wheat, white, 83s. to 861. • red, 81s. to 83s. ; barley, 395. to 41s. ; oats, 31e. to 335. ; b eans, 645. to 661. per qr. NEWBURY, OCT. 18.-Our supply of wheat is moderate, and readily disposed of at an advance of from 2 to 3s. per qr. on all descriptions. A brisk sale for barley, at late rates. Oat', bens, and peas, remain the same. Oar statute fair, held this day, greatly impeded business. UIBRIDOI, Ocr 18.-The sale of wheat is brisk at ea advance of 2s per qr. on the prices of last week. In spring corn the value is auebseged Wheat, 74.. to 98s. Barley, 365. to 40s. Oats, 275. to 345. Beaus, 48s. to bers. Peas, 435. to 661. Eye, 464. to 621. per qr. Tares, 9s. tolls. per bushel. WATBRTORD, OCT. 17.-Since Saturday our :deliveries of home grown grain have rather fallen off. From abroad the arrivals are limited to Indian corn, of which the supply is considerable. Influenced by the amennts from London and Liverpool. our market to-day had an upward tendency for all articles, but the amount of business transacted was not large. Banirsotos, 0cr.17.-We had in the market to-day 1,358 qrs. wheat, 1,376 ayes. barley, 1,002 qn. oats, and 62 qn. beans. There were sold-Wheat, 114 qrs. old, and 870 new ; barley, 1,203; oats, 812 ; ant. beans, 39 qrs. There was a large supply of grain in the market to-day. Sales were ready for wheat and barley, and prices Ulna. derably up. &were] parcels wen sad for seed. Oats and beans were easier. M compared with last week-New wheat was 4.. up on the top, and 6e. 6d. up on the ave. rage ; old wheat was the same on the top, and ld. up on the ga. Barley was 2s. up on the top, and le. 91. up es the average. Oats were le. 45. up on the top, and Bd. down en the overage. Beasts were Ir. up on the top, and 11.6 d. down on the average. Wheat, old, 80s. to 100 s. Barley, 31s. to 495. Oats, 24e. to 41s. 4d Beans, 475. to 66e. New wheat, first, 1041. ; second, 87s. 4d. ; third. 60s. Weight of top new wheat, 64Ibe. old wheat, 66ilbs. ; barley, 681 b..; oats, 4611ba. ; and bins, 661 be per bushel. General average of wheat, Ws. 7d.-bisteg 6s. up from last week. OLAsoOW, Ocr. I7.—With small arrivals of wheat and flour, the basilica in those masks improved during the week, and millers and dealer. were obliged to pay 6d. per boll more for new, sad Is. for old, en Monday. The sale of barley and oats has been sore limited than of late ; and the attempt made to establish an advance of Is. per load on to. b. sales of oatmeal has proved a failure. At this day's market there was a good consumptive demaad for wheat, at an advance of le. per boll on both old and new. Barley a slow sale at former prices. Oats are held firm, and are *alma dearer. Oatmeal on the spot brings 6d. pet load more, in pail Beans and pees sweltered in value. CATTLE.—NzwArti, OCT. 17.—At market to-day there was a pod show of stock, and a reedy sale. Prises about the same. There were 626 sheep, 142 besets, end 166 pip petered in the market. EDINBURGH, OCT. 17.—The number of sheep this 11141111• ing was 7,271, being 636 mon than on this day week. Good sheep maintained late rates, but the inferior kinds were not sully sold, sad the tarn cheaper. Top prise of the best black. Lad mutton, fully 7d. ; current, 60. ; middling sad inferior, from 6d. to 6d. per lb. At the tic.. a elearanee met atoned. The supply of settle was 638, being 80 more them lea week. The quality generally impristod. Demand geol, awl pries. mash the same aa last week. Top prise of the he beef, 106 64. ; rrrrr t, 10s. ; middling eel inferior, from Se. 6d. to 9s. 63. per Datch moss. A pod demean was ellheitod. There were is the market—sheep, 7.271; fat cattle, as; less do., 44.5; miles cows, 71 ; pigs, 303. SHIPBUILDING ON THE WILAZ.—i3UNDEBLAIND. 17.-Bbipboildie6 is at wont vary brisk oa tbs Wier, sad dm mambo of csdps os baud boa lod the bandies pmerally dodim eon by the Admiralty Mr .the cos. aPastles of pa sad mama, boats Om firm, Kamm tlaigpald Os, of Miss. Um uttered labs armagoonsta M ladll Ilse sr ihe Muff waft. The amber of yards at MIMI laemPortasat 46 5. sad the total sambas of swab as Masada mamas to SC vita ma aggro pto (0.11.) Pomp of 112,264. Prism hemmer, era sot so bleb ea WOK be ospoted, sad Pa Alps of tlio II pen' elms Ibo ealleallMsaalsiam 101. Its to 121. psi Isa. ARRIVED. Aura—et Deal, October 17, Aram—at Torbay, October 10. from.. Arrows—et Gravesend, October 11, Baum 051 r--at Gravesend, Weber 18, from Cuares—at Gravesend, October 16, from E= - ' Crraianc—et Gray= October 11, trail. COP•COILDIA—at Gm October 18, fro Own , z—rd Gravesend, October la, fres.— Common—at Gravesend, October 18, from.. CITION—st Liverpool, October 18, front Demo (r.)—at Liverpool. October 18, from. Hem Emma—at Gravesend, October 18, from Gotheateri game Moron Auto? off Portland, Ombra la, trout Ihmes Twice Parauce—at Greenock, October 16, from Lake& lticonA—at Hull, October 17, from Orlitill rausawa Witdium IV.—off Itarmeate, October 17, from .Du VUMMILICX OttRAT*.St Gravesend, October 18, from. Natio Germ—at Gravesend, (Mob*? 18, from Boded= Haeoria—at Ortmeemd, October IS, tram 111119 lIIMILIETTE—at Ihmderland, October 17, from Q.s Jam—at Greenock, October 17 from New Ted Loom= L—at Falmouth , October 16, from Harmed lAmon—at Gravesend, October 18, from Bak Mamma—at Plymouth, October 17, from -Wader Lama, tra.)—at Liverpool. Comber 18, how 12 Trrou—st Gravesend, October 18, from ..._ iw 7.71:1 BAILED. Am 11%w-from Clyde, October 16, to Spiny, NAN. Akeso--front Newport, M. October 16, to Heir Amos-from Poole, OctOber 17, to Nrarkstahal ANMAIIIILLI - from On October 18, to Pre Niel A. P. SwF-from Liverpool, October 18, to Hoag Imo Argue-from Liverpool October 18, to Nara Less A. Tirana-from Liver p ool, October 18, to °Ora ke Anew-from Liverpool, October 16, to Termer Baas or ras Wier-tram Gravesend, October 18, to Caste Comtism-from Oraraseed, October 18, to '''''' CAROLINE NE•NITH- hoc Liverpool, October 18, to CleginlM C. Browse:J.-from Liverpool, October le, to.. Ulnae Coosue-from Liverpool, October 18, to Um DATIMPOIe-from Liverpool, October 18, to DWI Dories-from liverpool, October 18, to AIN DIMIXTLEIE-her Cardiff, October 17, to HatelNN Douse-from Care.td. October 17, to ..111M Doer-from Poole, October 17, t 0........ .JIB Ituware-from Gravesend, October 18, to Mal Liao Rioter - from Gravesend , October 18, to 11.111111 FTENOORD-from Gravesend, October 18, to LOll Chrn Qom -from Gueraser, October 14, to 'MO 017/01111 Hers-from °ravened. October 11, to ..... „ CAEN OCONTPIUMA-IEOIII Liverpool, October 18, to Ai Gataan-from Liverpool, October 18, to It. Mcrae: OtaLoop-from Liverpool, October 18, to ABM ILK.-Rom Liverpool, October 18, to HAITIPOII - Ram Gransead, October 18, to Anomie lIRRIIINA-410111 PIIIROOth, Ootober 17, to adissaniob Jose BUPTAN-from Gravesend, October 18. to ... New OdeiN Jose Ceara from Newport, N., October 16, to __WW2 Lima rawer- from °ravened, October 13, to Bt LADY SALO- Liverpool, October 18, to Ameba Near Amor den -hoes Greenock, October 16, to Ileaddsl Hoar-from Newport, 11., October .6, to. MD Wal = Narrater-Ram Cardiff. October 17, to Mono Loma-from Falmouth, October 16, to.. ...... -Lola ILATFLOWIR-from Qoacestown, October 16, to .. .. . . Hobe Naar gen Bugesere- from IWe, 1.W., October 17, to Lidos wise (gal-from Liverpool, October 18. to . WNW Hymn-Ram Liverpool, October 18, to Tillo Norm Worsa-from Liverpool. October 18, to Toga Clew Novoanso-from Gravesend, October 18, to ......... - AW IIIS Oucurastai-from etre, October 15, M.- ......... New Grime REGINA-ham 6hielde, October 17, to ...... .. ... Nooks Roes-from Hull, October 17. to .-- .. . ...... .. New Ink Rovernovang-from Gravesend, October 1 1 1, te Algii "..__._ HOIIIRE Paella-ham Liverpool, October 18, t0......._ wow. averse - front Liverpool, October 18, to . ................ Mistime Bono-trom Geer:mod, October 18, to ..................... ......Haws Br ftsar trez p frosa ftem.r..4 O rme raveser .y. d,cardixixtoZbeHor.gtoler...7l..7..... ........................................................ STD/IRE-Rom Gravegand. October 18, to ..... .. ............. -WPw..___ Ten-from Liverpool, October 18, to.. ..... ..... ... i ii ;i6= VI/NM-from Poole. October 17, to VILLISIS-ham Legroom', October 18, to ................. Alatm6lls VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. oet (brig), of Sande and, off the I.land of Minorca. Sept. U, URFA nut. from Byrn for Falmouth. !Rhein tahlp t, &pt. 2 a the mouth of the Beephorna. Volunteer No:bona), 1, Oat off ape tit. Vinoent, boundearttrie.' VESSELS ox SUORIL—DARDANELLYS , The Boadicea, with bay, from England, got &groom' ss Barber's Polet yesterday, and is being lightened and se ned by a steamer. The Hopeful (barque) with poetised stores, is oleo &mead near the Hares Dock , end is assisted by the steamer Powerful. (dem.—The Hore b / Biwa, sailed from Portsmouth, Aug. 18, for the Crises.) (Advertisement) —The EARL OF ALD3OB OI3OI AND 11011/JWWISI PELIAL—AII aomediee core by this 'arsenals =Moe emey other ewes bad faled—dee extract Iwo be later, Med Ville Ideegne , Leghorn, Feb. 21, MS. TO MINN& a lielleway.—air,-1 dieseder is y lber Ma st Melte eepsehst you, t ach , hat ywhi our Ali!!! avail son of • M omch Is . .0. IMO 601110 d all Welty at home, end over the cootlaest. est beet ails ft Abet ; nay, amt even the waters of Carlsbad or Ms, rimeted. (11(nod) leanteense." These meant,' pia. will eeq Witair" sift Uwe ar stanalk." Sold (also Holloway's OWS. smug at )'seism Holloway's Petsaiehments, 244. allas 4 moi SO. Ibiessaine New Yo r k ; and by all medicine tbrieglwas the dv111441 wand. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. GALLOP. — Get. d i7 l° , 4gh :t littr lßDebley P.eter442 -vosd se4 , lr S ""ii. t. Joh:wood,wite o.tbf the ye. 6 e will al Gallop. Req., of a eon. HUTCHINGS.—Oct. IS, at Stormlnater Newton, the wife of SO L Hutchings, of a daught. r. MANSWALL.-00. 13, at Park.atreet, Bath, the wife of tlw H. J. Marshall. of a &swabber. STANYIBLD.—Oet. IS, at Hampstead, the wife of G. C. M 126 6% Beo.. a oda ef WILLSO of N.— son Oot. Is, at Banoeby Lbseolashkei Wills., Esq., of a sow. MARRIAGES. CAVAN—BRIKRLET.—Ost. 16. at Trinity Church, Merl 1 410 .4 the Rev. A. Then:dd. 11.6., P. C. omen. Req., lets easeJ. Oman. EA, of Parlt. c rercent, to Marf , w.o" — . T. H. Berteley, of Harley t. SW NOR —OM. 17. at &once-park. by the Rev S. 0141iN Trade tea Flaythe. Esq., eldest POO of mr stlwast But" et Acton Burnell, to Maria. third daugatcr of Lord laww" SOULINIT—TBOISPOON.—Oat. 16. at It. Oabeirre Cloud. Ft Its.. by the Rev. C. Thompeon. C. Percy foulsby. of ClygL ost ; to Susan Syldlle. second daughter of the lets .1 Iltompme, Req., of Sherwood Halt, near Mansfield. DEATHS. ARNOLD.—Oct. 16, at liberbotne, Eunice, daughter of 160.1.° Doh!. ern aged 27. DAWBON.-00.1 S. at Brighton, R. DILWIOI4 Rid, at Mosen**7ll4 Wittenh and late of Newyste-strect, aged 67. DU PRR.— O are, at. 14, at Tunbridge-wella, the Rev. W. Du Pre. oBll J. Da Pre, Pas.. of Mita...part, Bach% aged SO- g HAWKING. - Oat. 14, at Weymouth, Charlotte Casmadrs.v Ott J. C. Rawalas, Bart. .01. NO HOLIIIL—Ost. It, st Tlettfialtiterrsee. Pt. Joluerwastl, M al the late O. Bola, el SWAIM& Berksblst. HIDE—W.I%% at UR li.dge, Halms. 3. B. HO*. .."1" - Re* daft& wow. aged 87. ROWLAND.—Oet. 14, at Ramathel. Lewisham. OA U N° deanter of A. Rowlead, at . 1 w 11• 0 ed 'l. M— S, Milvortos leashatton, H oratio SWlM— set Pah Re 9.. d eareagewayliall. seed 44. :1 ------------------ rilomil ma pailleed ly Wismar Km lias. el 1s 11 Maws, ta sive Olty er LIIII4OII. Printer. II iia °~ ," ilieekislieltictssi ot weisdaus.—nimi. °nou s A" SPORTING. TATTERSALLI3.—TKUR3DAY. TUB CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. Boma attar the aorouteneement of butane 3,000 to 1,000 WU Illibilli as the field ; 4to 1 would have been taken to 6001. ; the osmat price, however, throvaheut the altornoon was 100 to SO (taken sad offered). Flatterer was backed at 100 to 16. lei Floorow at 100 to 6 and 100 to 7. 600 to 60 was tikes me about Voadyko, bet 600 to 30 was arty wards obtamobk. . Yawns aid Cabana were baked for lane many at WO MID or& At Os dose the forma yea slightly in adorns of do loom Pole Stark performing@ at Warmish en Tsang mat deemed geed enough to gin her a pretty Moss Mann En MY mat. After some investments had been mad* at MI Se 1 the odds dropped to 100 to 6 30 and 25 to 1 were kiss about Min Allen ; 40 and 60 to 1 about Blooming Minfine ; 1,000 to 26 and 1,000 to 30 about Wellman. Ro► gill needed to 20 to 1 (takes and offered), and Elwin* to 100 to 1. The quotation. at the ceselmion of butane were ea Mons : CAMBRIDGESHIRE STARES. _ _ 10 to 3 ages Capt. D Lane's Crown Pinson (t and off) 8 t 1 Mr. Adkins's Flatterer (t 7to 1) 100 to 7 Mr. J. M. Btanle's Veteran (t) 100 to 7 Mr. Y. King's F urrow (t) 16 to 1 Mr. Nann's Vandyke (t) 16 to 1 Mr. J. M. Btanley's Columns ( 1 ) 100 to 6 Mr. Pell's Pole Star (t 20 to 1) 20 to 1 Mr. T. Pain Robitll (t and or) 26 to 1 Mr. T. V. Tosser ma. Kiss AUsit (t) Et to 1 Mr. C. Capers Weibull (t) 40 to 1 Berea Rotboakild's Blooming Roather(t) 100 to 1 Mr. Montsgue's Blanton (t and off) 1000 to 6 Mr. La Men'. Le Jed (t) 200 to 100 Crows Pipes sad Plattner coupled (t) DERBY. 36 to 1 'eget Mr. Bryea's Bird fe Heed (t to 1001) 40 to 1 W. & B. Crewford's West Lug too (t) 1000 to 16 Mr. Payee's Boodle (t tour tines) Mmes.—The rooms will be opened at the used time est Batorday. IR AUTUMN MINTING. OCT. 80 AND 31. TEN AIITIIItIt HANDICAP. Two wiles. Forfeits to be' (Wand ea or before Tuesday art. the 22.4 last. AP et ib Aro et lb Ur. e Itbelbald 6 0 te ...... • Nary a 3lf L• 21144 7 0 Dimas 4 312 Idea 4 7 4 Tarluidre alO llama —... • 7 4 Wastage a l O 6 7 Bohm 10 lid ... 4 Waa 4 7 • Velma 01 s i! ai Dade. a 6 6 6 - I Mina Osoulidead %Mow 4 iii $ iii ietai7cmi Pc& SW , ezz, Pm tells* il4il eiryw tgawel.Wer $ i a 6 6 6 4 hlrrlirYsr, $ Orb -....—.-- Looms i 6 6 6 1 1 TEN ilAirmaue I more tbaa sae ilk. 5 0 5 0 4 12 for Too-1r olds. Bather et lb C454666k0a 7 4 T • MOYj 7Nt...««. , FLnigo fteLssa. ambit lamis 8 Mimi — --: 1 • Lie filisidis .*" " :::.. $ 4 ild adds ... .. $ a la* WI Ihrlaespe.— 8 • W m Cliiiima . i 1 la K lb slut la& ..... 6 7 01161 M 6Y I Maie! . . I Montag aly ..... llealystaary 7 Wawars sox TIM am *Ka Hatt a KUL 14 • 7 11 4 710 S I - I • 7 6 7 b) rte... ...... Ism Nog ........-- 4 .......... 4 E l° a ............ 4 i f i+ f f f 11 I • S 11 • • Su i i - II $ f I