The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-19 00:00:00

IRELAND. Doman. TuninthY Evinittio. The following is the memorandum on the Synodical Address, which the Evening Post pots forth as an as thoritative statement, and oar of great importance : lliemorsodeat —lt is Mows thot the eel. ei the lass Breed can have ne effect until they shall Mee eletelesed the ~UM N the Rely See. Cra this sesenat he degrees gee kept eserm, until the deal desidos of his Rolls* regard* them shall Mee bleu dadared. With raped, bentsves, te the Sysedial addeme, whisk weer obtain immediate publi c:kr, without having hewn saladtasil as the rem, the gems yearn is net required, sad his so Imager • mast that it sow; pins • mows el which may of the prolate, have dime moved. A large swabs, Ohba body (Omagh isr.t • majority) were abase to say pullet :dm feem the Synod regarding the Queen's Cutlegm, aura the Reseripts themselves, *tit certain points, not yet diselded by the Holy See, should hove bees submitted to the Anal judgment of his holiness; sad If, when the address, whirls had beta already voted by a zasjority, was reed at the last UMW seta mood, it was not deemed expedient to waste the small remaining time of the synod In the Tawasl a what wadi be thin a useless mu test, it by no means kik* SA my of those several pre lates alluded to lad shaaged his previously expressed opinies. It is even seesaw& by perms who ought to know the fact, -hat on certain pants set yet derided regarding the colleges, the opinions el the Whops are so *early Wormed m to admit of a atsjiwity of moo only. All will, however, submit to the heal deendos of the Holy See. The letter which refers to tits Dress NBesidences, he., was not Goa adored by all the prelates m an authoritative papal document. From this memorandum and the following com ment, which the Evening Post makes on the address of the b'shops, it would appear that that document is not of the deer-ive character which the public were, by its tote, led to presume. The Post says: The Speediest A4deas from Tattles will ba reed with att,ntion awl rasped. We gad scarcely say that we lawns end deprecate moo of the principles end mammas it sew tags. It mat ant, however, be taken at more ass It le worth. It el. as not speak, is will appear from • memo rer.dom in seethse part of our paper, the opinion of the im.animoui bierarehy—it is, in reality, but the expression of the sewinatnte of a bars majority. What the amount el that majori y was, Is already known to our read*. The aielfese, u kw se regards the lama's Colleges, is, indeed, but a repetition of those feedlots, one of which, m our 1,111.41711 may remember, declared the alleges to Se dormers, while the other asturally puts the catholic" ow their guard sr** the apposed perils. There is so esaimand against the laity sanding the colleges • there is no pally upon them forge doles ; there is se decree maueirg the de us of residence', whoa dila it is to nullify any desert that may said, to wi.kdraw from them. deaeee hoeibi in the ealleges.have been pissed by the eased, these mat bee submitted to 11,we for its Hal apprebetios b. fve they poems ay Mae. We are sow In • audition to announce that a memorial to Rome, deprecating say strong measures whist the ahem, he. already beta signed by thirteen of the relates. Whether that court wilt confirm any ate oppos e d by a minority so large sad ie fi lential, may lejudged of by those who anderstand its characteristic penance and wisdom. The Evening Post gives a my prominent position to the following anneasesmont Tits Qtrameo Univintarrv.—We ore esshied to state that the Senate of the New National Usivereity, feudad by her Majesty, sad sob. styled the tt Q meets Calamity la Ireland, ' has hens appointed, sad that the kitten patent cider the Great Seal of !reload are being prepared, ander the authority of the Queen's Letter, which received her 11. slier. signature preview to ber departure for Scotland. The 14lowlog diriagsiehmt sad miner t personages have been thereby speetnted.—Chancellor it Excellency the Earl of Clarendon, E.G. Senate : the Lord Chancellor of Irelerd, the *At Reveres/ Richard Arabia* of DRUM ; the Most Reverend Archbishop Daniel Murree, the Earl of Rem, the Lord Mastesale. Chief intakes 131 withers, the Neater of the Rolle, Chief Maras Pigs, Right Roe. 'Thome Wyse. Sir Pedlip Cramp ton, Bat., the presideste of are Qom'. CAlegee at Belfast, Cab, and Gamy. Richard Orinith, LL D., Dominick J. Carrigan, 111.. 11. D „ Captain T. A. Lamm, and James Gibess, herrieterat-law. We coagrattilat• the essistay es the eeleation of there personages, se duly repro maths the seems important educatiooal interests of oar cmaineelty. Tony will convey to the new adversity the presage of their high reek and well-merited dietinctione, and give to the carob', tlis fell asimranre that, by their adiai• antratio• et the important faestione of 'Stemmas, the Masa ficent iatentioas of her Mejaety, is iosediag 5 matiosal aal comity far every pensanos, will be completely and tri imphaatly tarried cot. - - - - • Jo the same official organ we find the following statement, which confirms the rumour I mentioned in isty letter of this morning Lew appointments.— We have reason to believe that Mr. Monahan has re ceived the appointment of Chief imtice of the Com mon Pleas, and that Mr. hatchet' is the new Attor ney General. The other appointments are not yet completed." DUBLIN WiDNINDAT MORNING. The Freeman'. Anall4 is common with most peo pie here, is wily puzzled to explaia the meeting of the " memcratdorn" published by the Erfning Putt. The Freemun calla it "Castle trick," sad says : What the Post noses lay shying this may be dssmod as .authoniative swiftest; if it allude not to Cc , le math°. thy, we know Got, sod Great a loss to conjecture. We would not vesture to ammo that say high ecclesiastic having inything of importunes to sausousee to the puSlio would adopt the anonymous and snantionitativo form of as tillwanod sod unattested comorandum," still kes would we dare to muse that any somber of the synod would so divulge, or 'other affect to dings, e, the sae of the Synod, with regard to mirth be bed plaged him self to the most right seereel. liven the DrUis XLeming Pat, ksowia* this obligatmo, cannot be arunied to have desired to sagest to the readers of its sasmorandess that any member of the synod maid have been the conooster. Who, this was the framer et this adroit mamoreadum t Tbs Pat weld hens it that this menomaident, withost same or date—wbieb no num ventures to adopt as his own ' mad of which it may be said that es men knows tram wbees it car natio or whence it 110011111••• is to be mined by the eatholle public in opposition to the chine el the menabled= authenticated by the siostures of the primass sad d of the apostolic see, el the Right lieu. Beim. of Client, promoter of the synod, sad by the three rev. essirotaries of that venerable body. However, it is obvious that there is yet a straggle to be made at Rome in defence of the Gallegos, end that the bishops of the synod of Thuds* have net boss able to settle everything although, if anythieg about it woodenly understood. it was, that we should bear no mon of any differences oa the subject of those institutions attar the synod had closed. DUBLIN. WIIDNIBIDAT Bvsnixo. The Mail of to-night announces the death of Dr. Stopfued, Biehop of Meath. The melancholy event took place suddenly last night, at 10 o'clock, at Ard braccan, his lordship's residence, in the county Meath. The di ceued prelate was elevated from the arch deaconry of Armagh to the see of Meath daring the viceroyalty of R al de Grey. Stopford had boon long labouring under the effects of disease of the heart, but had recently, con sidering his time of life, been in the enjoyment of tolerable health. His lordship wu a member of the Privy Council in Ireland. LONDON AND BMW WZOT6II3 RAiLWAT.IO gunman of the ponds" gives when the alexia of the wrlangel takers was Musa en this line, the dinners hive, we understand, ennoneed to the enestin of the employ net :a pertain sun ea la Wore be set apart fee distribution anon the oaken heilias the nen respoodbk situation is the service, ea oey Memo, ening ea the future dividend', the went isisseiskw up te a eortais , moderate au, with fak i r meanie Innen is the divi- ' deeds. The nen** have thus a direct interest la MUM, = l l l7 ll laweasiap the receipts sad dintinishies the sorban.% es ansaleutot whin least SIAN la kends, tapeosnal neassesest of this tine on the snidest tootles: It appals That the tem" sus of this iteespeny b laareesed by 11,111101. to the in tea weeks, sad the skarn have Ana to no sane period front M. to 721. It is sad tin the new ansagessens adopted this mann is the shape of Iseessind aceonesole• tin sad low fend ezesnions an astawalas well, sad have bees the nesse of greatly leenesies the teak to ike ettreetin plasm to be resehed by this Mae. A NEw Porr rope Folthox CATTLIL—LOWIN TOM —The tontine of the Enna Counties BMWs ,ea the Befelk men we. os:lllenday the arose of rejoitiss is coasequesee of the snivel of Ohl= stainer with 164 ben of cattle, Is emelleat trots the meth of the Assn babe the Int nap of the kind that ever entered Lowes toft. The Quin side the voyage frees the Onus' to the Begat pert winds Mien lours, bat Me &stones might essillg he perkensill h teeth- 'lovably less tine by non powedil bee* whim it me likely, it is send, to be speedily ini iimi Sis 100/01.47. the n podgiest of Monday is id the apsdiesigi d asking Lowestoft avast* Ise Nib Imes mass el the mansental loons; the Menne Si.. the Teed, he ho maw. Wag oily Id slim Captain Aadiseers„ the W hom imam. na vat la Leweroft sinner sad brought ia ike Owen himself, amidst the seelsontions ef the erns reek owe visitors, whip thwegel the hes* sid glom. Ties o difts WWI a win wrwagbifols au ly sod to Smith delL were turned fret te Ir a arca tem bp Abodes digs god. beds' (Mr. memee .....„...L. ), theeethestheiel ass• sad eserst al ated Mendes wyogeteemi the essot Ma th e noon by wilirirbanis wall be.. bias dame* sea yeelidely Gomel lees Ilsi, as b madly the we with sash women ort* item continent direst us 1011/IWI. Tbe QUM is skesay es h dm at way tuck to Brews he mesh* seeds height to be du& eared at Lowestoft ; after whin her weer (I* Teegie), who au* over with her, dingle that its is te pressed ee Metes, es the seed of /Wand, her a third sane for Lowestoft, with whom Milks for owe lends be hes ex premed kissed greedy phone, of the lims= eemideratlas that the ostde may be laded OMNI Sate the railway tanins enst of the sews,, end pee dews dam by the very met whore they on • to be wld ie Lowesa. M , Raiz Nutt!Usenet. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Tmszniy. Mama Ma. Onnamoma 81111a0TD. Is in °ADMIN.—A RUNAWAY BAJLIMPI. The healing* was disorked se a MWK, of besotter seMe. Nerkomptestlke. This was the wain kr the Neat of debit ad disks et eniesem. •kw week we a wryest woe obtaised whet the heakrept es ea stales that k. wee *host to abroad with a lugs anosat of oredleere property k Ida peresetas. It wee stated that I ite beilbe liegOt . of ears k the and" pries half M Ohl Wie kw the rekalsger, hod finsediastly, oesvaked k inee_siesey mad had thee pt sheet 3,000 i. hie pereaks. Thesitike warrant hes hoes est show s terteight, b. W ass yet bees takes, sad It is wappesod la boa got est of las aesstry. &meal esediesee wore is sttesdasee, end deka to the mount et attest 1.0001. were proved. Mr. James sad Mr. Robert Wright. sass-taeowa, of Mark-lase, were sea aimlessly sheets trade seeissees, Mr. Ildleary b the oil siter soder She bukraptay. BRENTFORD COUNTY COURT.—YasTmAT. %seam Anas,lfera - - Itrainason Muer The pIaMW in Ms aloe, • ratans at Twiekembeis, eerier as ream IL Ts. of the defendant, a retired saptais et the DAM The plainer M's deposed to the dentin of tbe sea% the deadest plaided that he was ant 'Mho to be called ups to pa tr asta. inessash that he had a Ferries from the liwelehat 01 't, lark be bad prod limisseb Foram iNS. Thearsis Istd.d is hies 'no fine eon et dim ettarkat's sadder was thas prAtadi by which it sparse tifit the captain had saseilsi •MT. Ea/11MM he dr sass slt 41. 2r. Mr. Weed aged that it was a osselset plain et Maher psdtlaaes se seberar their Greater tar U. by shish sena ary evaded raise et arise to Meer err ant a, sad also escaped mem saldesel arms TY plian captain bad, by hie ars suasion, seksaledged that he owed the N. 7e., ad bid seheildell Mr. lisaarses under U. As he had sot emptied with re rabies, of the 'Berra Aso, be (Mr. Wesdysto sow finned es his Hamar Wes' Theleart m ed a tige eistral Mat it was iirrOspiliii KIM bad at essaplisd rat tits providen in the slur_ lava, and bad is ids MVOs psi Meal/ out of their preterits. lie nor pia swat lier am tent Captor Err probed be tar t ars Mr. Weariless. mired hie Meow that defendant had Area It ids asailage lady tore Into re permeates et " re l losair spa this lakaration issaiediataly ordered payment fortis • CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.—YarreaDAT. 11110112 MIL harms WILLIAM CONSPINACT TO /LTTOZT Moray. Joseph Branca, 22, and Johis Wren. 20, were Indicted for tikeionaly oadesvoaring to extort mew from Michael Tuburgb. Mr. Cisrkew aid Mr. Bs!tontine were foe the preateatim The were defended by Mr. Robin' soa sad Mr. Woollen. The pecorestor in this ease was an independent truth man, named MANI Tasburgh, residing at Burgh Wallis Hall, near Dolman, and it appeared from his statemest that he is hawses 70 sad 80 years of age. The elms stems nadir which the dame wee preferred against the prima, mem them. Os the 27th of Aegis* the geeseeMe had come up to town on bootees', sad be rrossoM to the Tavietoek Hotel, and after having allied he mat sett la the evening for a walk, and, se he woe penis theme\ Hew ening's,row, he Mopped fora mem. at standee step, to look eta man who was at work than. It append that the prisoner Brinell and three or four other men, were she standing at the window ; and he pushed against the press. later Is a muse that iodated him immediately to quit the shop window and walk away. The primer followed him, sad asked him if he supposed he was to allow him to do what be had dose for nothinz, and ai yyhed what he was "poise to stead t" The prosecutor, who, setwithetanding his advanced age, appeared to have meted with a greet deal of amuse sod determlaattia throughout the whole tramation. replied that he would give him 'tithing sad walked on, the primer Morelos him, and midst( the etemetion that he must take the imam gum's. After this Brumell wished the promoter to go into a publie house and have a glass with him, stating at the same time that the moor might be soon settled, and that he did set wish to be hard with him. The prosecutor misted all the attempts that were made to extort money from him, mad Brunel' at length pre him in charge for an smelt, sad he was examined the following morning before Mr. Hardwisk, at Marlborough-etreet. and the other primmer Wrea, sad another man named Whit*, then rams forward se witaessea in support of the charge that had bees made sextant the prolocutor. Their otatmonta, however, their enamistaties ttaing taken apart, were so con tradictory to took other, that the magistrate felt it to be his duty, not may to diaries 'the charge thatpit ha m d bola made easing the prossetate releale, bat to order the en wastedy um ll Them bob weal a fate kikently prima la the tieldeast, me a d% utter giessalseems of the --rebus made sapid the ter was Meese, established ; sad there apposeed to tri l s e o ev deelet that the primers termed part of the rag If miscreants who infest lb. metropolis, and prowl sheet Ihr the purpose of extorting money from the lean of those against whom they preferred chirps of this theeription. The learaol badge having summed up, the jars issue distal, retuned a verdict of Guitar against both primers. Evidence was this given that the rigour Wren had been before etentrieted of felony. The learned judge, is passing sentence apes the said that they had been eoavieted of a meet dreade c erilee n , and it was hardly :poecittle to imagine owe that wee more calculated to create misery and suffering. It was amble seetesery for the protection et all that wits* swat as offence was clearly brought home to the persona mimed of it, a mod triers punishment should be initiated. He this assumed the primers to be transported for twenty rms. Ups the applhatioa of Mr. Parry is behalf of John Wakeman lii;A t a mimeos, who stands charged with Mosey, sad so lo* offered by Mr. liallantise, who appeneed he the proseeeelea, the trial of the deftadaat was pseipanot to the wait neramaa. It was arraased that Ms. Mime* who has heretofore been at large upon bail, shah' still remain at liberty open the ease amesat of recordermorn - CSANOII of INTANTICIDII. Elks Thar, 220ral wil wit s t obatlipaaTh sk rim aliamarb=klksa the wilful =amber of M a io likekkarla A bill kr mares bad ake bon paroled beim the grand jury, Cl u b y, iseared k. lir, easillaulad tba p-orreirtiaa. T *am world Imo bees lekbabl Ika reirtaace at masa Mt bit tau Mad latirkream at Mk aMali ; thmegb bale heelereatality , bewever, eke bM Moat ti the able minim et XL Bel !maim. The tub elks OM lay in a very amour seasse. Th• rigour lodged la ao basso of • ansua sword Dula, to Quieshrost. NOAROWI, sail as the 14th of AVON, In oausguss• of assathiag that transpfrad, Mn. Davis Irma UM As poinnoesniss, sad fro. what she saw Awe ski seems' km of bath( given birth to • ebtid. Th• prison aenioithat Ads est tie ease, and soother wow Aa IMO Wm Ils sad A• alms suet time with Its sue es% awl when the child Iris It= Atoll la isiaidas tbsitula had not Riven birth to • obi 1, but spas As nes bring searched the dud body of • finds infra% was found la • boo, sod with • cord Sod tightly 1 round its neck. The evidence with reined to the fact of the child having ben born alias was by no mesas ma elusive. Mr:Mallsatise made a mold feellas sad sanest appeal to the jury ca behalf of the water:auto prisolsor, sad ex. mated a osoldaat mtpaftgoa that they would sot, apes the evidence that bad bum La before them, omelet • yew mature Ike the mama of mash a dreadful trims ea that with which she was charged. Mr. hulks Williams baldly named up. aad the jury, after a skeet deliberates, soesitted the peksur of murder. but found her guilty at onamallog the birth of the shad. She was asuessed to he imptimmed, sad kept to hard labour, be Mx maths. NEW COURT.-MTUDAL amiss= Prism lasnAirr. 1101111111 T 01 WATOVIS. Thaws Orindbrd, SO, watelmaker ' pleaded panty t. eteene, 14 Imasime, raked at 1001., thepeperty .1 Wallas Beemelklia garter. Piss tbs Osionest wok Is the riot, it emend that the pelmet NA Is.. Ist 111 samba Is the waist et she posenter. Os it divensith sad vatilwasker, Maw &bona It or bit henna to tune vistas, It.. the stetsons he tepetro. sad not thes mit te the week... soillet, Olden ertortese sf the *rut mein is no, helot passed ab U than, awl ether pesperty, ansostiag is ohs to out _ _ _ eatlsm% lasallis' imprheamest. Now ISTuART. . . . Job' flqiar. IL lawarer,Tras India*" fer=ri l e ilia' art valeta at 111.. ths property of wass that gresesattiz is the widow of • batelher Ilea. he Baia aad prisoner led lesa lathe employ met of her basheed, gad bed *Middlesla gessties be wee for the berieses. Om the Solid Ailments west set, tablas with his the plan. meddle sad bdik. Ida whisk les &b -eseech'. sal weed dews to Royston ca it, when he sold it to a penes weed sues, a pitiless. Boos thee after the Vssane mil prie himself late eostedy, *calla( that erld we pi week, and we tom fog what he bad T1;0075=1111 bha It was ;mod that Do had boa Wars acovistadl A. thia court. TM Omar To duo collartd to As tioosports4 be SIM yasto. BATITINING rantaevsat !ROM TIMPOZTATION. . . . 147,4;1.77;;; 5 47.4, ler leiccievely being at large whitest new Were ilto mired= of • elm he whisk be bribe's essiestell be tampered lir. any Nephew ewers' lee the piker. The feels fir peaseetalea este &ea :la Jaw UK tie adman yr Mel et limasseseloas fee • rebate/ Witeles is • dwelikerbeate, sad esabneed to is yews' Isoliptila. ties. Ile wee ea teteiveady east oat Ikea this analty, aid witbeat levleg reeelesd say libeity Is.. tie ealmalthe el this matey to reams Moe, ft appmete.l that be bd testa* dose se oat bad set ay • beenhop, mai bad Ka- THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENIW`SEPTEMBER 10, 1854 e ' • ,f 1 te hem it up Mg too ems ef to • essebtioa • . germs, toads a essetwpasest • be. jury, the defeesithe hed se elm was lb hie Warit . r .s illi as so beem inspr il otha ss ti= • '66 pine gm Ides • hes pardon, sad in the of 1841 he :tethimself Si • shipwright en bend W ihdasabise, ite esielseed sf Lad 7shil aid led eases pia the whale of the wellitnewil vi fOr ka ia the &rename sees easiest the pirates, %the utast sad in ether /Imposts coadaesed nest irrw dews le the Ara of the pretest year, whoa the vessel eweh sew end with the gripe inasey be hist roosts,' be went istaWnessia s bese-Ship biligek. The Massed .easel bawled is the mitten d•weessate el the wheelies I aunduet, sal added that Lied Jobe lay wished it le be Ole& that the pdestow's (wads* whilst sadly his esamead had bees eassifiist. Tile prisms: had noshed hen the lIIVITIIOf end.. but hartag it night be felted by his fellow saris, Ind Mt then knew what be had ben, he had destroyed it. The Commas Illifseni t is addreselag the jarpossid that wadoubtedly the Omer% eharaget died bee* very good glade his eosvietien.hui there was only his word shoot the pardon Tie jury fond bier Coffey, strongly reeesseendiag his le swop oe mount of his elearseter. Jegesasat was repaid. lying thew belitew • . When Smith gavo ike r eri order Weed wlr he from, and he said ter-1 "y r. Pralip l AA ed Hotel, 11111% saii—T[ise elder see inosy brad mar was it *Wu* Ig or mamba. I loot ekthe rising& F. d e Wait, kto Messrs. Loeb Marto Crassest* I sod Sea. waits gankaate, Caleman-rtrege. mid—Oa the the Sri of Septegber man, whom I owe& ideatify. Weed be me the • need (aloe to Fronsit got grage) rior new - , The to bo dried by •Mr. who boas a l tsorte ril lt *wee lead I bellagoile le- he gamine, gavailiegmtmee that the wise *gold be gra. Mr. M. Corgeoprat- w In Ow Coltestrabitbiglige woo wag bought literati, aid whets the t V id geolted l it wee tieliewarifla m„ and he aranod rho need is the nags of c 4 eon CoraelL" The • 'pew wee taken viral& 1 a ran* whisk was Is tha earl of a loos mem, whom I balk* is be the prams* Sarego, and I saw thew bath go slog together. Mr. tied gat* that the azdke produce& by the last wit. nose was ales a forgery. Mr 0. 3 j M•Mlle sink to Mr. 0. Sprat,. wino alefebent, in St. Switebeirlane. On the =ad of last Aught a young man brought to ma the order predated for one mixt& sea cam of champagne, bat ea it was not sallbiently explicit se to the quantity and odour, sad we had to psy the duty - On the wine. he was told to rase spin next day, and materdingly, on the following day the prisoner brought a paper statiog • prrticalan, sad ha reeoived the wine and gave me the ripesipl produced, purporting to be signed by Mr. Vern, of 22g, at Mr. term. who Is la perfonnhip with his brother, said the order produced wee not sward by my brother nor by me, oar was the other paper irroduoed by the offir. r. 11 . any wine had been required for the use of the establishment I raust have known it. I know nothing of the prisoner. Ratcliffe (376)-0a the worming of the 23nd of Ansust I wee is duty io St. Pears churchyard, end I saw the *sort Smith and a man owned Booth dessiog a truck sentaining • cue of Champagne. I went clog to the track, I sod Smirk timed round and saw me, and Tall off with urethra mut who was ea the pavement. I followed trim god loss them both. Another man took hold of the truck . and went et with Booth. I followed the track and slopped it, sad it has been retuned to Mr. Scott, with the -wise. . J. Cabral. cool dealer g Tower-street, proved that he had list the track to Smiles the 22nd of baguet. HOU, 616 who had bees sent for to watch and take into custody the prisoners, staled that he followed them from the premises of lb. Day, ead apprehended item as they were drag log elone the track tainrag the ease of champagne. , Alders* Gibbet asked the pdimere whether they wisludi to make any answer to the charge. Smith—H&, nose from me. Savage —I , kaew nothiag of anything wreag, bat was 'eked y Seel* to help him to draw the track, and I did so, w e ts i ta .t Melt me into custody. • be trig. Jour: bas 1111 D via Pormorrica.—Bradley, the Manelem.heant elbw. is whose hands the warrant for the apprebetwion of Joseph Ady for another coraiderabla aura of many dembehoe Majesty for ha_ postage of letter, was placed sl st lo= li u trestlnd the al&rmen that ha had at last • defendant S. allow himself to be taken from rie benne Is Feacharch-atnet to Oiltepartereet prig*. The allow, It appeared. had frequittly soled at the hewn, whit* he always found bolted an barred. and he had been easerged with a rough denial of Mr. Ady. He, however, as Tuesday evening, gave a pestle tap at the I door, and wee answered from within by Joseph himself, to j whomi he represented the folly of holding oat spinet the law. My, who ha. se ohm defied the asegictraey of the City, could not resist the argaments of the akar, hot un bolted sad unlocked thuds/4mnd gave himself up. Alderman Gibbs said hip was rather earprirad at having been fulled upoo, after the pasellies to which Ady had been subjected already, to is,.. tbe warrant which had been just executed. . . . t .... -+: .11tAIL . r 4 ii THIRD COURT.-Yuri AT. irTICS Rio lertiskip preeleed - W iiiees - r - tiiiriag the day f. sew sequoia of this shame of Yr. Rowell Gamey, whose ditty alba**, tie City Sheriff's Court called fee his Mesdames at thas OWL ASSAULT ON Poucunw. Martin St. Leger.O,___lsbeteres _Jahas St. Leger, 32, la bourer and Michael Meetkraitl, SI. labourer, were Molded he wadi, sad womeding Theme Mom with totem to Go lift Omens bodily inem.—Mr. Clerk sad Mr. rumen apparel he the premeatien s whit& was lastitatel by the embattles tithe Treasury. Mr. Parry, Kr. Oesser, and Mr. Zahtsa, appeared for the prboaere. Freiman statement sf the learned sesame% correiwated by the seiddide i lbeamestmeseted teatures p tCat beebellky on the part Mae prhemete towards the who ere anthem @illegal* tome. It appeared tilt W rt. liner, Is the keeper of s bosi= DevomithisM,Lkans-grove, Maryistone, sad W Jelin is his brother. On tlio army of the Sled of Apra, al-et twe o' as the prow east Stone, 30 D, was ea duty la Dall.street, be mosses' ft amompany two other Ahem mess Ind Kelrdst,lo Um beer. shop is qemdeswbere few hal leen iMermed gambits, VMS golog ea. Wise SWAM Mem, they mw a light hern ias and board tboesSties essattlis lei sad the mime of several wasene, so if la dlonts ahead the game, sad the chick of may prig Mum them. They. this kaoaked at the deer, sad the whose, Media asked who was th ere. They told kin the polies, and he told them to mom to the ' eide-dooe and he weald let them M. They were kept fee some time, during which they beerd the ache se of the baptells-board being reaseved. At int tbe side.deor was opened, sad they this based a seise m of people gobs away, sad head that a door !aside the bar wee wedged in. They asked whore the people were, add Muds said they might Ind them and that there was no board in the house. Sias said le ham they should not Sad it es it was a portable one. Martia sad to Steers, " Toe ham bees kers balm this night. and I'll serve you out." After some farther mumerestion, the polka were about leaving the home, when Name one of I the ofien, looked behind th e door sad maw john St ' Leger and a wanes coming down stairs. John St , Leger Immediately rushed forward sad struck Haight, mother willear,. • oldest bl .w, upon which Buten attempted to mks h im late custody for his *mdse, when In was hit in the eye. Be then drew his staff. Macdonald thea same forward, sad the party ware bustled to the door. When is the threshold Knight received a violsat blow that forced him and the others into the street. excepting Steers, who fell with his leg in the door, wbieh the three primers closed upon him with all their force, Jemmies his leg between the door and the met with great violence. Whilst Steen lay there they mimed to open the door to admit of his leg (which was fearfully cut) being Mimed, bet some one of the party attempted to tan his leg round sad force it through the aperture. Finally the door was forma, and Stems Mowed ham his painful position, but so exhausted from the Werke ha had recesvert, that they were obliged to obtain W stretcher to seamy him home on. Es was them placed under the eve of Mr. Willson, the sumacs to the fosse, who found the leg most dreadfully lacerated, sad the in juries enotaised suck as he could never expect entirely to re cover from. Finally some more constables were fetched, and the wiseacre ultimately smeared sad locked up. Mr. Parry and Mr. Deeper severally addressed the jury, seatendiag that al the polite had used their staves, it maid not be more than a common smolt, as the primer' latni_asthd I. their ewkdafassa. — iirsifei said be lied seem W believe that the bosieesa would ha eoudsusd, ea die dis Milt bad only tit* day be fore put 200 lenses lass the Pottage, sot ono of which be paid for. MARLSOROUGht-STREET. Two - Nothuron.— Wuhan SgifISSON aced Marks Mum" two well-drawl young eon, were charged with assultlng Robert Campbell nadir the foUow. log circumstances. The complaisant elated that he wee managing clerk to Mr. Benue, who keeps a battier Aloe at No. 29, Cron boursstrest. About 6 o'clock on Tuesday afteenaoa ha wee stub annoyed by two men with placards before them who paraded before tho door. The placards were to the effect that Mr. Bases had failed to pay hie bets. As the is.. pushed is their anaoyesuie he Met for a sonedable and bad dam removed. About 10 minutes afterward' the defen dants oust into his 'Mee, sad William, who was formerly employed by whams as clerk at a salary of 31 per week, de- Waded to haw what be (witness) had done with the two men with the placards, sod how be dared to all him • %hist. Witness not wishful he hove say disturbanee.ia th e trek, told than to leave peens*, and on their Waning to doss be went to the dace Reeks purpose of oath( a coostable, wham he was remit on the breast with great tow by the defendant Charles Bereeness. He then sent for • mutable sad gave them lo charge. The defmadant Cures Stemma did not deny romplainset, and WIIUam 13tereason, in Oatmea l = ever having been a clerk to complainant, nor hid he ever reeeived say money true him with the exception of 30a., beteg part et • bet. He (defendsat) now bold tickets fee 6001. on the fit. Leger, which would be rya that day, and it wee walk to make say ow suited when be kaew that complaiesat had not a firthieg to pay with. Me denied smelting the eomplaisaat ; he (defendant) west to kis Mee for the purpose of asking his to stake his away. H Mr. arderick said thus bowleg Puts wet be owed. !only peellothie ts pay sot* salaries. The nitwit of these offer wee W. sad prejudicial in every mese of the word, and swathing might to be dose to put theta dove. Is these plasm these wee always semething like the putout ass oss ia nitg a t i r thee set rely sooseraged • paltry agates of utak ought to be reprised, hat held mri so sews* kg Moil wag is.. to resort to die bunt wane to rake to het with. With regard to ass keepers of smihese, they most bear their ova nopousibilfty, old set sum to the mogistratio for As to the Womb" he should so them are a. serety sock In 101, sad to eater fate their own so soingalwomm In the lake meant to keep the peace for three 1 - I . l;::FastieTTdieSidiTt;ro — g . sunamed up, The Ivy feud them guilty of a comma mash. mom mending them to limy. Mr. Clerk said that being the verdict, he should pressed with the next Merge, which was is. of a fez mere serious n ature, mad could leave so doubt of the Menke on the part of the prisoners. They were then indicted far attempting to murder Henry lames Cooper, seethe of the Misers. This ease sem out of the Mean me, sad after Steers had bees taken away. It appeared that whoa the deer was fared, end Steen drawn out, C.oper being one engsged is fares' the door fall into the beer shop, sad the mimeses, who were inside, instantly skied the door on him. Casper time saw that they were all armed, one with a pewee por, meter with • shoed, and the other with a prima bW.• gem. Cooper seeing them at Most to strike at seim begged of them est to Mike hiss as ke was lediessises, when ton mese Ids Mt from bit head, tad ressilme behind ppww him abbot m the sem ef his heed fist lastently kaealced him dews marls, and when he resseered he feud himself still it the door, sad dim ad kicking his shone the bodged body. Time smile Comes mg min heendebe dose sad am hen et. Imes and ere wish add. eel imams with a pear, shirks at Clespe, who was ern emeate. • women was as *a atlas .Mdag Mem a Ught. Ups the dem le ing muted Cooper mein restemd end stmeerol Ws the see" aseermil with= flatly misiming that Mt bees _ d.. sad ass fell mush* is tibia Mate he was web* reap, sad he a long time his Hit wee despaired of, and hie amearanee this day in mart woe • very paised one. Aker es was takes & away be the peep lestally Olmsted Woe slime before they mold muse am nets deliberates, the homage of the Jury asked Maar IM went an sweated smash wadi sonititste it him _I , 6 Hit Isedft said that than was ao such word knows to the law. _ _ _ _ SOUTHWARK. Tun POucno aim vas Csommx.—Several cabmen were bought up years's? amiss ea 11•111100141 obtained by the Chensabstemere et PoNee se rogiserare of hesksey caries, alined with eanyles trekmd= ea without being 111145104 setiording to Am of Protium?. limiest Baker, of the • **ism who bee hem some time employed by the esiombehoese. sestedthat in soar queues of the asowalla relltedes mtheehted by algid and I by day by labium end tbek *flodek* and the shwa otter impossibility et &MAW tbe anima webs is their plying without bodges of e Va s erknees boil berm engaged is t thou amigos th e Isslasy Carriages Let. r iretole of the use *he es vertu. gab. . M with the usual let sa - liasay do Ma it was emertaked that se Wesnar bid boot poll he asm foe warty two youth Rs seessethentty hthemod Ith euterkne, aid the present rammusee wen Weed. The ramistrate silted the dogmata*o what they had to say tor breathy; the law, width they all must have been segwebated with. The defendants said their Sewn had only jut expired, end that they latandett to tabs thus est is • few days. Sergeant Baker said some of this. led been without licenses men this a yew, end it had been smem pussies with them to busk the law, es way Is* pee* themeght to est thges. emte obey Ask Weems, as they retained theft ~ The magistrate fluid tub of them is. sad seen, and ordered their hedges to be glom op to the commimioners. iteieey, Ate ease eoesideastire, acid, We led Own Chug, ea esseese emt. W el Ws beds* oil lie &odd take tiete to eciaaklu lie linistrreasza. Isierf Baps.. 22, labourer, George Siesissi 27, laboerie, suit Oisfillerna Sterns, 24, ha wife, were named for 1011Willeibilf Gam Vas. MR. Seised s preesented, sad Mr. Pane isligt. Prosier , net deissieL TM ins tba ease, mid* Mee bees wry nois ily re. Ettwee these : Oa the lad el Sisporaliss who a Einsitlag, bed a Meente aline • Mee • child .fit IRIS st play via, ark be einetessea. a lowa sad lint .easy. ia widels both sea awl wile leek • pest ; sad awe h ..hued tbat Reyes Gene le mein the niters easiest deemed. wise was • nee tint 5W1 , 1•1. Hayes etre* bins blew which own& Wee I. hi ewe tin gait of a an, which awned a Megan of the eireM hen tbe effect of wide k be hawed three days end died. TM ',WOOS closely preyed that tbe Mow of Reyes slam wee ;be eine of don& Tbe jay tberelen sagelthest Steven sad lie wife, sad Hayes wee seared to be lairliceml tine days la Monate. IX SESSIONIL—YanzaDAT. sno. Ka Wzrgus Snow Bo Homy Praha, 31, ;tas indicted far ha,- tag etas a Una want is* said guard dial% nine 71., free the pasta et Make Petrie& The pgeseattet was a de* teeing al 411 1 , limmeler saes% meet. mil Ban end the salmi and nand tia yaw" tea vine sada tile Ihtlowimparatua amen :—Os the wean et the 4th Iseteat, the reeenter tree at a sapper ghat et linpeea's. Bew-etreet, he beak me Itself an he nesnaered bat very belie damn teak pies% Mr belie br ail men of 11th but ,o Mt loam itot glut be ilk he had lb gala mad ask gabs eds. Alon 4 Valet the mat neenne, Kamp, sena Days we l t weft him arenas . p ia Ga. ate t. Band, atm hb enemas wee oment attnnel te tyre per- Gen wbe pond Se be the_ m eal the nisi ea oho pavenea the Mar lyn paean, a apes the tenser. He ant ay to thoo. sal Oil pitman tea any, sad die that he bed bees robbed et C isss eatti g Begs added a pelientea 'he meat aller the paean when be_fiaad ecaoseled ia a denim at ihe beam et as s tr eet Zs leek him tan entedy bat le w. dienhard at the althea been, fa =ef Ille premedie baleg e irabl i go w t a zi man et the trillier. bat wee sa the dim= the mak la the deer way what the prinaw hid an T e re me r met mod nee enuesseat Is Gout by the et width evesonenleed the wharin ilu Z the ina wane rnse la be a n et .well qualm be aka Ileaseed to six asathe ken lam. The pawn wee stated te be the sheirana a a claw debating tooloty sad eenniaa. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION BOUM Oneonta:4 Goons on YOZOID Ought —H.2:72 sad —Bow., sere lath, were hreughe behwe Mb% sheeted trader these airennniamme : IS,. t They, wiao motehene. of Puldingiame, Bootemeg, embi—Os Tondo wash I received tile odor pewisend the Fossil langenmy he six dam Was of oilentpopo. It wpm: lithe demi " P. liiek" sag woe pat into ay has& by the peleesee Sslth. Is Ouneepasee if iakeitaties :Aka I reeeivei thelaited lien lentil a ewe? stable privately aerial, nal eon I ieliveeel ewe ease eon raising three gems of shampoos IS Ma. The primer Savage, who woe in waiting with intotrack when &WY , wets oat, aniseed in patting the ease the tend, waft I 4 LY EETING. tH ruses. knit -yearly • the shareholders of this ' was %aid i al Hotel, Bellobargh, on A y. Mr. I,nms , the chairmen, presiding. The directors' report, a copy of which hes already op- Ayein ant alleluias, was held as read. CHAIJULAN having briefly rompitalated the main festorm of the nowt, moved that it be adopted. Mc, SLACKADDER sesontled the motion. Nis. JOHN COOK, W.S., sold that he amid act support linireeelesitm, and be rowed an amendment to the effect 'lliat the report be not approved of; and that a report be load+ previous to the neat meeting as se the present state, I yteepsess, sad systems of sasegemest of tar sompsay, sad illpseially seta Ole arm of the seeowi t teezardsd the 4 41 t . ts ass El rLtloe le Jule, I ra tirrispostlif i e l brassehes . iit es ir t e el ,se4 11111.0.111 j oleo es to dm litigetiark now in progre.. at .dbo insampao.nf the oomposys and a* MI the mem of the 1 rdirammehmi We boarded feeeet tbli'dirsetors appointed. bp the Ws heavenly areedei. . ... De. MACIPIIILdif eseeeded she ausedstent, and in veighed satinet this management of the hue. firs OIIAIRMAN said that with raped to the assertion that an ineriesed mini west carried to capital sad interest dating the last half-year, if should be known that the quarter shares, which had a right to interest, had not lba interest to which they were entitled paid in pretious yank and of mine the sum was plated in the present account; and that es the banks were in the babitet making theft am:mete. annually, the interest paid to them in the currency of the year for money employed in die fohitailon of the Hire, and which could not, therefore, yield e• %dud, less ist doWn ; and this explained the two items reflorati to.' • onih eef down he law expenses wu, he should stitteNtediduirpettses hummed during the lest half-year, but lanifearent iterrents. With regard to the litigation with the direators, rein...a to in the smeirilment, he regretted that it was adverted to ; bet ha might state, is it bed been allotted to, that It wee miht. fetich tended on by himself in the name of Hui company agaieet Monello, a director, to compel dm and the other &Vetoes to pay the balances which they rdpeetively owed of a stun of 29,0001. The payment of their portion of that sun was resisted biome' of the directon who had retired, and while be end his cofteeraes were wittier; to pay their own share., they wanted the others who had retired from the amides Uppity their proportion. Mr. drokitappetted to be the for ens of the retired direetees, end therefore It was a pity that he shoed have referred to ft at all. He further stated that the construction of dittoed Berwick bratiolt.whicti wpm about di miles in length, had toot T 5 ,ocer about If MOM a =fie, and that the other breathes eat 180001. or 19,0001. a mile. He maintained that no goad mould be got by Mr. Cook's amendment, and therefore hoped that it would not be adreed to. The two motions were put to the vote, when, only five hands being held up for the amendment, the report sru sp. proved of. A series of resolutions were on the motion of the chairmen, then agreed to, to the effect that the directors be authotised is compound with such of the shareholders es are in arrest of calls and are in doubtful circumstances, by feeds/ them from further liability on payment of a ntoMeit sam and giving up all right to their shares In favour at the company ; that the sirectore be authorised to apply to nerliament (or authority to enlarge and improve the Edinburgh station and twinned it widths Edinburgh, Perth, and Diode, station, and also to alter the Leith branch to make it capable of being worked by lottomotive power r • and that the interest on the g uaranteed shares be paid on Tburviay, the 19 h inst. (there being no dividend on the ordinary share capital). A =olio; was then muds that there be no Sabbath traffic as the line, bat it was last by ably, nujority, and the meet ing separatad. EAST ANGLIAN RiumAL—Yesterday a oteetiog of Mist Anshan boaikelders end creditors took oleos at the London Tavern to sessider • proposition made on the part of the ocsmnittee of bondholders, and also • counter proposi tion made by the chairman of the board of directors. with a view of relishes the company from their present financial dlibulties. William Evened, Esq., took the chair, when • long discussion look place as to the merits of the two properl Akins, ha which several bondholders interfered, and even tually the prepos4 of the bondholders' committee wee adopted unanimously, ths chairmen of the board of directors having withdrawn his proposition in its fumy. The Chairman then moved the reaalutionrs founded on the committee's proposition. Mr. Beppinas ascended the modem. The resolutions were as follows: " That this meeting approve of the following preposition for an amusement between the But Anshan Railways Cam. puny end their creditors : That the shares created under the Act of 1849, viz. 37,662 shares of 101. each, shall bear a preferential dividend of 6 instead of 7 per cant. ; and that every deficiency In the amount of such dividend, et any period, shall be made up oat of the fret meets subsequently available for the pupae of dividend. Todly,—That the mortgagees, bondholders, and other creditor,, shall accept I siah portion of the said sham as remain unissued in yetis , faction of as equal 'mount of their claims. 3rdl7„—Trat 'whet the W 4 shares as hue been already issued shall r► male liable I. be called up, in accordance with the radia tions, upon the footing of which they ware issued. And 4thly,—Tbet until the full dividend upon ouch preference shares shall bans been punctually paid fur two years in soccessinn, and on any future occasion when such dividend shall fall below 6 percent., and then again until it shall have been pusetnelly paid for two years in aneeemicoi, two-thirds of the Board shall be nominated by the registered proprietor of such shares, and the ether band as heretofore; and at other dines two-thirds of the directors shall be cosen as heretofore, and one-third by the new shareholders. A vote of thanks was thee passed to the chairman and committee of bondholder', when the meeting adjourned " COTTON. 7 lATicaroo,t, 18.—The sales of cotton tally are estimated at 8,000 bales, and COSMOS of abent 6,000 Ameriasti. 600 Porous sod Illaranbant, 94; 000 Edda, 8, 81 ; 800 Eeyptian, 114,, 101. Total nem Thom 61 , 000 : import "OS Tbundoy, 6,000. The mast dooms tame ly, dooms tamely, compared with Friday's rates. Prim of Asserlosa aro l to 4 per lb. decree--all other sorts ► pot lb. LINEN TlLlWlL—Baansuav, Sept. 18.—The trade of this town is net quits so brisk as of late, in minsequenee of anot►es &drawn \avian taken plate in listen yarn, and the drapers sot being willing to give a proportionate advent* ups. the smastastored goods. Tie travellers of eaveral Rime ars napping at home, them firm thinkiag It better for the drapers to said thin orden, the latter having refused to give orders to the traveller on the first journeys after the late advance la yarns, but ultimately sent Man to the ma nuiseturen. HOPS.—Woßcurrsi. Sept. 17.—Oar mortal from the planters were favourable on Saturday as to the hope coming down, and about fifty pockets of new ones were fn, of wkick forty-two peeved the maim; sad, from their quality and weialt, we upset the duty fa rather under than over sodoistod at 20,0001. Primo ruled from 80s. to 90s. bat, from the liseliniog state of the Borough-market, it is not it:gamed that they will maintain so Lie/ a rate. We espial la good supply at tbo fob to-morrow. CORN.--BaaasiaT, Sept 18.—We had s this *Und ue' at this era Market, both of farmers and millers, and the samples of Wheat dames wars of en Inferior quality to those shown last what. Warmers mild, mai W e s t, insataose obtained. aa *dm= of about Id. pm & beads le but ths amend run was about the rates of lest weak. Whist sadd at from 17a, to 19s. par 3 bushels. Balch Us. to Ils. par qr. Oats, 104 d. per 141ba. BOSTON Sept. 18 —We have had a rod supply of Wheat at await twiny, which mat with a free ask, at the full prices of bat osarket.day. A ilk show of Oats sad Been., tits latter the tura Maw. A taw swaptee at new Taw were also *; quality nude. rate. Wheat. red, saw Us. to Os. ; old, 425. ; white. new, 435. to 49a. t aid, KM Oats, saw, 13s. to le i.; old, 20s. Beam, dd, Ps. to 315.; Peas, blue, Pis. to 30e. per qr. - - Cmicasswia, emit. 18.-074 had a short supply °Massa it ads day's aug.kgt, isr width there was steady &mad. at pear fay equal to lost wort* day. Hers la no alloratisa Is lis silage( I sitar snits, miffs. = ll, Taiga ars Is. to b. to qr. dearer. Moat, dos. to 41s. to 21s. Oats, Itfa. to SOL Bo" SOL to L.h. Paw, SOB. to That, sla. to Ma sr wok. °maw Taargarrig, Boot 19.—Ws bad is raw morailt M. day • good &mot now Wheats, ilos dasMy oases wo7 ta m / Actrensa rates al he mut vim ftbrad billl de Me new. Mum aigisy as aM.. Poralsa aad sold froggy Maw ohm& MeV Oft 1 11. 1 111 1 / Sad guars C• 61100 Pais ad arms a dada elgarsa. Inset, rod, tow, , to, 4k; wall% user, 11=,41,11 MIL Islgi Ma. g rid, aid, falba, ; , arldtg, Ms. lis illa raw lsMs • brefoo,' Sillia,, p rt , Ossa saw Me, f 4 to f fagalm 411 *0., Ms. go Ms. sow mak Ms. Paggiaold, par lllgi, SO& Mar, per mat of NewsSi, Sept. 18.—On the Co,* Nsahasne thin eat we k:c i lz i = thug mob. et sew What, bet eld Wheat wee MOM; t at Ow sew wee, bales ot townergy k • WA ask at kit watts prim; elf k Is. peg qr. diens t sew odd In MOW at dr aiar. New Bark, to peat Skop, het the k INSelk lb% and bed Is esker and the aslNl wield ob i = egg eller • the kw .Is were for eld. eta's, its. to kb; new. NW to See ; = L et. to Pa. ; nor. 44e. to 475. brim aultias, sobbal ; Ids. to lb Cab Wk. lo 20n Beer, old, 32e. to ite.; aew, 40s. le Maw Tares new, 4b. to 445. per qr. Rauwoits, Sopa 111.—Wa tud starlnt cr a 6k quota, of empire of Wboat,trbiett mold Bo at dy oar at la. Plw . Iliw" kat week% pima & Barley dull nab, at bit week's pilaw quality b lab Wu rata ao beibre. What, its. to M. Betioi, Ma, to 21 •4 Oman% LIM to Ws.; Ottb, 17a to lb. Bwa, ato Wm Paw. 1111. to ••• BA Us. to MIL BrALDINO, &pt. 17.—Tho market was aids sattatug 2414 wit h Wanda portkaborty ot a Weak Med; 1,,, frota 40a to ala pm cp. Wbookwolg 417irroo to sack 10a. to ris. per qr.; le Ow, Um to VII Old mot It& to 190. par. ftm, SOL to Us. twat mal DoaLnt, &pt. 17.—Oar market 'today wu fatrymirm tt.„„, Bow orals, Awl drualptimo wog • stowly eats, awl Ban at the awronlas al /May bat, awa Darby et sa Unarm or ad. par tol. Mira Oars mod of to iMagwithout altaratica b prbe. Mao ft Us. IL; rad. old, va, to taa.; now, Da. to ° No, dd.; otor. lb. to lb. ed. Bar. by, lb. to i s U. Dm, Oa 01.10 N. OW / 44 b. lid. to Its. ; Oa. to as N. me Br a trootL a. Itta to lea. C oc % . . o ltr dd. lalsere Th at. Us. pm aaR ladles CAM", Its.—lowrozw, IL—Oar make! was Lab ap wad, olt mot a gory Mow Ws, at L a gir la pTr a tt l ia. to ed. ita, AI. tow. Lamb, b. ed. to b. dd. Vol, Sa Para* Oa 24. to 40. lie. To sus Borroa or sus Emus's. —SU 111; 1g .blievea las tkat a ha a~e ;Le e El ta 7 :: . To il th fl:t h iort tbe pufasateeted WirAesdis t ia assesqseate, a 11 ander ' stood, of Shut bids of age. I les to may that this is ar rows% sal had alialsod say lesiva.? prier to the death of the late pieNtatea• of this city, and that my appointment was sat &Wet say eery anginal lout* of dew—Yours, &a., I. 11. nasals*, YessAiester.-111aehaster, Bei* 17. PUBLIC BALZA Elm. 18.—By Mum Minimax and EXCILSKIURT. at the Mart.—Freobold patois Maw, sailed die Laub, Haag lk towattlee, Clammarket, let on leer for 001 pee anawn..— 1,4601 TN Meese % and other pratires, Xien-plame. Woolwich, let fir ML par oasts, bell foe 42t aims at 131-2301 Feet wow miaow, Myrtle. BladArth, lee for /2u I . l2wiens, kr 112 Pm al .1 4 Mem_ 30, Stawardrarsor• Ineseliorpari, let Jr 4J per alanwin. MU* 42 years at 121 13a.-6261. anneal Fowled& esit —460 ege radlow, 10, Fmk-plass, Higebary, wan= Lear bows, 3, I=erpstrest, Wing*, lot for 46L pataninn. hold fee 46 at 41 13•.-4401 Mood WeriesenlaY, at lks —Freehold reddasee,' graminAkek, ptomains to ono 'aka half awes, Tootle, — weld WM. Town tengimisa, 4, Cheseentserase, Regest's•paele, let fee 111// per einnas, bell ke 65 yaws at 631. 103.—kneeluid down fee 1,4101. • elltio, 10, Obestse-larease, lot es law he 2121, held fer 66 rears at 621108.-2,1001 Mr. Perm at osrlawaes.—Two heel.; 20 and 21. Up pee Sathbeaeplase. Ist far 1021. per sanes, held fee 12} years at 1111-41111 Three mem,* SO, 31, Raildeenelless, let es leases for 2601 pp. wink WM It 12i years at 271 lb.-1.2361. Two aegylksid losses with ism New-road, St. Owirm's But. Mid Ism ke 661. pee amass, Sass noneasl-1,1001. Mr. MBank at Genenny'L—Froeltoid hew, Ode *she as% patty tale. 201-1,0001 P eg g feeeadd Gewstroot, Goswelotroot, let for 120/ pee Fa = Warm In the Orosawite nor Company, all A p=r band the ammo esenpasy, paying 6 per sent. Campos UNITIMITT ELICTION.—(TO the Utter of the Exxon_ •Tt Ws,—The law fr om Kr. Adq respatios Univenity eisetios. which appeared le the manioc *mils et tit& d oe , a m ao t dad with the rod oseritil or dos itiosties. not r id ma . to be this. Este M. Vowlieeefrieette ob ows a di p a iLa o t spoors% with the reeldeld aewtbeee of the Nods Sr boo fry, Waled by say motive sibs lima • doom whit to &the bit be the usivessides, alisupted b ins use the l ow, • repreeestadve with whoa the tatess4l, teeithste wets evidestly d6iq.Wt I &saw to w : alai details, se I eat et @pilau that dioutti n tsl the Jim whisk Mr. A•ley Ara emessaled h wry to iehe eve of blaswit—l have the Maim to be, ! yews obedisatly, Bohm Goo•witt.—Costeidge, &Pt. 1 .• • • • • I DAILY WEATHER TABLE. THUHRDAT. SIIPT. 19, WO. each of the following plum at morning. The statism are de. r Otos al Rath*. Gentle Breen Gentle !Irene.' Strong Breese Gentle Wenn Colin Orert.t Jaai3a Brom I Grab ismer Gentle Bern Oda _ Gentle Brame Gentle kora Gentle kerne Gentle Meese Gentle lirytte fOtmex Greve Gentle Beeese Can Ps finthly Partiary Mad, Partially Mixt, hrtwly Pada:ly Clow, Partially m ud , Partiall awl, Platiall y y cum. Pabst, Plaialy OPartiall Coady veraa yt „mom,,Ciotd Let Preen Preen • GOMM Rime • Goatle Drum Ositis Mewl Owls limn ends Brow Goals *sea ;Filen Clutellva Claudlers 6 et.tot - a ma , _ Parusllq awt, Pirt'al'v Qoury Clara Arm The State of the Weather at Nine o'clock yesterday I arranged In order of latitur limed Pima Inlgovrowv (Dvaur)l Pzalsouls "B•aes T ;i f ." %winds/ 01POILD °Loon ObLOIMMITIS CoinEsT - • ° I MMUS *4l*M SlCrriltib 'Urea Ina Yowl DAsusairal Ps*,. BRAYTON Otelol4 • Cumnumill . ' N.E. N.B. KN. N.B. N.N. N.B. Coarse of wind. 1 Cos 4 Cloa,ll.x LW, THIS DAY, Nuom. Munn tit \Phi& &►meth of VIM. Rate 01 W..ather. Wk. .• • Gentle Breeze. Overe:A. , . The returns from the following please did not reach this sew is tithe for putdiestian yesterdnyi they theretote indicate tie Mato of 'the weather on Tuesday =mini at nine o'clock. DUNDALK (4. I Ge7l;il• &WM Y.. ..trong Brew S. I lie ale 'West I dam y Cina.lopo Pests !ily Cloud y I Overeat SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Mom ow , , w .6Ulpping oseentv sari tt lA,: tnt. CAW:JAMES. ` Anna Robertson, blown, from Madre, to London, was towed into Shia Bay, nth Jane, much strained, lasing experienced very bad weather, and wish part of cargo thrown overboard, also a large portion cf tee ttni.it.der meal damaged as to be unfit (or resah: m y, an d t h e crew linable% work the vesael.—Al got li.y, J uly 6. Aainrait. MAILS. I DUN Hamrg Rolho bu d I II Lisbon !Sept 24 Paid° Lull. 'ilk 89utbamptou I SLpt. 29 India - - • • Bostua 4 '4 :RW l2;l' ll%ldt%, I Sept. »aimo Wait India Brasil 9ept.2l AR R V ID. Amite—at Plymouth, September 17, from Liverpool ANALlit—le 10141)001, September 18, from tleehot Aug Metwawersa—at Gravesend, eptember 18, Mum Otero! need Comer—at Qierenstown, September IS, from Mareetare Co•noonr.rrr— at Falmouth, treptember 17, from ...... ....... LieleA Ceratior—at Liverpool, September It, from lnmairle DAtilie-,deLlrerpool, September Lb. Irma sa 1 Millin.to Gomm or Nor riteserimanit —at Plymouth, Sept.l7, fn,,* towns Inos—et Portsmouth, September 17, from ....... ........... laint,lo DACILA-01/ nyinouth, tieptemb, 17, from-- ...... ......Thuride EMAIL: Jasse—at Oraveand. September In, from Dents V senesu—stawavomml, SepteraLer IV, fr0m...... hushermal Fuma—at Plymouth, September 17, fr0m........„............. Oporto ' Gtosiaaa--off Falmouth, Sept. neer 17, from Capo I Orme—at Oraveseml, Septeutte r lA, from ....-.......„..Arehinge, tartar ItierAle—at INIIOI, Sept et . ‘bcr 18, from.— Uambure HeNIT TAYLOR—at Bristol, September le, from Arehenerl /IRINA:4 ELIZAllent—IN Gravesend, Sept. 18, from.......Aemterdwo lon—at Liverpool, September Is, from .. Sibea Joe.RIDOPM—at Liverpool, September li, from New nrleills KNICAIDTINAIITEI—etareeneed, September Is, froni...Archeneel Maar Ana —at Oravesend, September IS, from merle Mona—at °reverend, September IN from Meow bLeavnea—at Liverpool, September 18, hem Ilembera MAIOT. Erato—at Por tsmouth. 'eptember 17, from Lemd..3 Maar Ann—off Febuoutb, September Mt, fr0m..... Charente WANIT—et Plymouth, September 17, from Tri.••to Otme—at Falmouth, _ September IS, front Odt•va Permit Paceer--at ftivra. Sept. IS, from Rio Jer...ry Illowearroir—et Liverpool, September 111, from Mermaid= Sewn—elf Liverpool, Bsplasstir IS Spear--off Sileerebr, SepttesSer le, from Lateen Summetta—off Fahnooth, September 11, fr0m........ Oldie Tunas Foasweara—at tlowenetown, September 10, fr0m......1Mail BAIL BD. Anemia-from Torbay, September it, to A POLLO-fromorarmend, September 19, to , Btana-from Liverpool, September It, to Bactramop-from Torbay, September 16, to CM A/LIS TOMSK-from COWOI, September 17, to. CODIERMADD -from Shields, September 17, t 0... Loantana -from Liverpool. September IS, to ». Dan Paimemo-trom Bristol,. September IS, ..... Zunzerro-freer Oravescad,, September 11, Eirmara-from Liverpool, September IN, en Shp harem Bums EMMA -frmo Liverpool, September it, Stan" Enmow-frtou Liverpool, September 18, to --Meat Born-from Newport, Septembc 17, to Barcelona GO,. ITERCXLIT - from Gravereml, September IN, to New Yob HMI USSR -from Liverpool, Septemthr It, to ltuttentoi AvaT ataninta-from Liverpool, September IS, .......... Booby HOST-from Plymouth, Septenster 17, to London ISMER-from Cowen, September IT, to I .oloa lowa Timms -Iron Cowes, September 17, to London JARS koroon-bon armload, ber to, t 0... LORD Snuttor-efees Gravesmsd, September IS, to iIeMILIM Lawton-from Gramma, September 17, to ....... Comma LIMIT-from Liverpool, September 1 to . lnenia MIDMOST -Prom Liverpool Soptember 11, to Africa NLM MOR 7 frellit Liverpool, verrool„ September !9. .Now York Sty& Rotttrdami „.......ems. Beettle Lorain bleasir—frons Llesepool, „ Seetember 18, , to &MVO Maser. livasse—hoes Partaimewls. September IT, to... New York Neste—from Newport, Sapterabir 17, to B mottoes New Foam—from Queenstown, September 16, to [mutat itatimrs—troca Gravesend. Sept. 18, to Shields PICILIM—from Bristol, September IS, to Singapore Guam Dowses's—treat Liverpool, September 18, to Bow Swam—ft= Liverpool, September IS, to Gibultar Itsaseenn—!rose Newport, September 17, to Cape de %Veda Komar mss Muter—from Plymouth, Sept. 17, to Wake Mmaren—trees Shields. September 16,, to .... Smola Mumwerar —from Liverpool, September IS, to Roston Sows—hem Gravesend. September IS, to Liverpool Saims—froni Gravesend, September IS, to .Nroh urn Tasesost.ham Oesessend, September IS, to „as Newetle iwaesernt—frows Gravesend, September MI, imns—from Gravesend, September IS, t 0...... ...... ........Boottur VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aounnuros (ship), from London for Bothent, Sept. 1, lat. 48.68 N., Ma. 18.44 W. ; and the So/roux (ship), from Liverpool, mine day. ATIoHID/I (barque). from Bombay, 65 days, July 22, lat. 33.18 8., 100. 16.36 B. ALPHA (barque), standing 8., Aug. 31, let. 47.49 N., lon. 20.23 W. ANN. Armstrong, Aug. 2, let. 14 49 S., lon. 7.5 E. DLNOPATRA (barque), from Donators for London, Sept. 8, let. 60.42 N., len. 11.18 W. Cumulous (brig). Sept. 4, lat. 49 49 N., lon. 15.25 W. DAVID CLARIS, from Bombay, 68 days, July 23, lat. 31.53 S., lon. 14 16 E._ Jos* MoVicoa, from Cali:matte 101 days, Aug. 7, lat. 4 9 S., los. 17.6 W. NAIICY, of Dortoscritk, from Orfano, Aug. 26, east of the Rock of Gtkralcor. P 201011111.111. from Chios, off Cope Agalbw RICUMID Psalms, Sept 14 lat 41 lon 12 . iiilllllllC LSD MiitY; from Odessi, Aug. 23, off Mesas, out 35 days. WIGRAILS (ship), board oat, lat. (IN., lon. 24 W. 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Gan s-buildings, Lambeth, aged 35. 'Li: ;I HEVIIISON.--flept. 13, at the Oran: ELM Dulwich. It. liewitsszt, Egg. OWlDT.—espt. 14, it Topsham, Devonshire, Mr. 11. IL Owen, late Conusentht of ths India ship Zema* aged 33- BlOG.—Stet. 11, T. B. Itlin, Esq., of Albion-street, Ifyde-part. aged 33. Prinion sod published by Annex Euro Ileum, of No. I. LconbnPf otrostds lin My of Landes, Printer, et the Mr% in Lambsfit. West. in the ; Mintot WhboWnro.--Tzvossen. Bostorran 19, 1960.