The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-19 00:00:00

0 q'QR?INOI lELLICENCE. ---.- Willi It KETBECON DOCTOBER murnio. FkIUNT. tiw 131411TAKIK of 10 SOTS. each. /or speW for 1.10 mac. ligi 71b ; allies, ad 4lb ; the wiser" . to. be demadrol. Limt half of Ab.lll. (I rube) wlnr _ laorol *e..tein lands Pups'. 13 -dud, ,1 ,1. 1 , 41 Thil I Snowl Mr 1 . .4)1..-'4 1:611.4.1". !kilos/ : 5t02 ea Pupil. 044 0 *sated til l h all-. 17 sushi. where .Itor drew sea, aml 0..• by a ths.J. II %N ir 4.4.4-4Talign of :V •0t. , . each. 5 It, for 3-yr. Wound upward... T. .C. Ni Po :airy. by West Austrahan. 6 yre. 7.• dg lei lUlleyl 1 H 4.3.34 3 .4 7.4.4404 r. f 440. 7.3 sln 11. 444:440 , ha0) I Lit ; • 3 4 ,•44•34.444154 Mark 1.11). 3 yrs. 1:41 711. . 14 4 1,.. 3 , 3 I •ddnd.d.l• Imam 3► ra. 744 i.,44•44,14, 4 314 4114014044 . *We Thaw& 3 34 4 . 4 4 4 TAO • Koind, 4',443atur. 4 11 GiMel.y-144)441144. .. 1,1 ......... . . . •Thrchi p e tty., to 4 apt 7.codiac. 4to I e0...h eget litmus. Bleak La y „ i t • 10 to I art any other. Penalty gut array wills .4 dear lead. which ..he maintained to the end, syloyy nee by a brood • the S.Ule diodanee dividing ~,1 dont , the other.. headed by luaus, were healer. • Me 10• 4 331.4.4 4 of lU 03414. each. foe 21r-old colts, 0.471 b ; Am, Art The wiener to Ire aohl for tit) eon. if de with wiling, allowebeee. First half of Ab. M. y, bubles. tlb (Mauves' Vr K Kg 4Th 44.11. reataece, * ogee,. • owl's P 44341. Bataan_. . .. Gnater, Mr INuors•4 111 ► Thel4oo— Cate, keg SO tni. , ..'fb.per; 1,01 441.asotor.r • l'AU4443a. am .et• ...• N. tmull.l.Vtnenioniet., 411 Rot% ... . ~Perry Ur. lels title • Arab, set llb . ,L Snowdcu • ...WS AThintami. 4110 Orizashae, a like Mary, nut ?lb WC: fehallaer. 1544 1404trira W. 4.410•40 • 4ln 4•44. .(I , oolham, Vatting Ito 1 agst oi to I art Abriethe, 7 to 1 ems babbles, 11 to I each art Woodford and Bravo. Subblee, eith lime° and Pupil well kid up, made play W 14007,004144 sod pitied a clever victory by half a tomt i t l threemulara of length between 'wood end thud. Yale filly was fourth THE liL.WDElltlabT *ACP% , 4 ...ex each, k It, to Sie , elle ga ; mite, Sot 71 9 ; dat ter ; wagon , . extra. T. Y.O. (37 bs.) Mr Ilawlurs filarial& by Sioekerel. Bet I IA in 1.111 ea. )'..pilaus. I Mr. V. Vat ntlar's Carlabroalt het 7111 . Itoyeso I Lew' Assleewye Bessessee. Ad ;IA t....ten 3 turd Elwetertaetre Caswell. mat 711,.. I thwas Gotha Deo to Slag of leassowla. .weith • Huttiss '2 to 1 urn Marquis, sto 1 ...t l'aswelL Cato veil I...hre•broA, and the Marquoi 1.. y in company to ti a swim here Cassell dropped lock, awl the th.ouritc tom, tqo the runs aml woe is • aster by four lengths ; three issortha between wursid and thtol ; a bail fourth. H4NDI4 tai :3•4l.tsru of 15 sorb as:11, 1U ft, fur 2-yr dela sad upwar.la. T. VA:. 11U aubs.) Ltd ntanv•4-1 . . Blatiomck. by beynlaster. yrn 74 1112 !Nwt) lbotaile ~ ‘ l.• •I )** Nottoutb. 3 yra. ford CU+, ..hosothe. 3 ps. Tot lib W. Bottum icall We •tsseeluiera Coolkiyato. 3 yes. 74 4th Orlr•e.l 4 Mr. W. liladtra Lady Ilan, 3 yo. 74 rib . ithalbovr , 1110 J. ilswirf • V 4 = l . 3 M. Mt ibwt, v Mr. 164614 . 41 Norio*. 3 pro ?.$ ; blvl:et , a w. Ilassaa lass Livlaxitatte, t yrs. 74 .. ..J. nrioubd.) Mr. Throv.'s Tutvr, I Tn. at lab ... • balky) v Ilatiosra's MONA,. pa 212 1 4 26 1 01 . W lb. Ono's Weimar. t yra. M M. T. • w. heans'• 1 1 / 1 11r4. 2 24 1111 b w. 110 11 21 ” . • Tl2Orabri. • 2214 :Whtigiq ue nr ) I It Toslet) • %Wag :2be I -st TeeselterT Ally, sto I orb iiasa BOW& Ind SM I apt toeb , leace. PI to 1 wet any sass. The tour plead lay in treat tlanuilinab Nat. We awl Illiebeeek raw* • spleadid nee henna winds Weser Mid yr•id by • be ad ; tbree letigess abe eshit Calisb.asss was a geld hasels, Rol lambus hued She sabers. M A.Y. Mr Putim• and upwanle ; selling allow. OO _ 110 J. ilija - mg. lamodke, kg Rai AgelfuLL.n. . )r. 7.t Ilb 1111 a) II 4:renn. bale, I Itr H. noon& 's Itty.lo:. 3 ro. Tat 71 wut.... I Lord ittomotort. 'sok tkello. 4 M . lab . 3 Ns J. Haub's. h. Una. I it% MS lb .. . (W W. Glitors 31..att 1441koltik 3 TA P.. 1113 I Loh( .ItasituroOt 111114‘ 3 rm. TM !lb .10W. I .ICor4l I boktkag : to Y verb eipt DulcibeUe sad It.'teilb;., 5 lel art Lomb*. 118 d hto I sett na.b.is-tho- ran. Walla ereered apes Debebelbt sad Fla No to I . lL a t where the )eeller gave limy, sad Loocelut took Ow . itintritte rotes us onset Lsocelua was Dover .ftortroode beaded, awl h. VMS le • easter by four iragth% a heed Ovid* the smarl and and three tenth. the WA earl totartb. Dina HAMM' tl• of 10..... mai. 5 ft, for 3-yr-olile eled miraril.. The visage to be sold kw soya if de amadel s.r. a .6.) ppd,...!fte!ip.dr", tow k7:11. ese ,fiepr It — i — botoes wwo. - 1 fro. 144 41b — 44 4 11-4- 444 ;1 NY. /11.111ithottoylok yrk Tig _ samomi 15. Nedra I by Pyrrhus lbs NNl—lloone rtifeb ila 4 it. C. lay We Ireityyry, tyre, Tet eiloolkoir I battiag : 2to I opt Wesaet ; ito I opt Paydolote ; sto I ON% opt the Rarer lily sad Nowoory. Ponialoto made late rosnine. I IA iron by as lartgth• ; • h.d third. WI 1-11AmmeAr d to soy.. c•ch., b ft, for iyr-okt, (6 subs.) Led 4mun'Leo's Lam by Odra% stl 10ib . toper. W.O. SITTING AT MANCHINTKR.—FLIDAY. CANBILIDOW4IIIII WAILES. 11 4 re Ito 1 eget Bethath Lau 14 11.4114 11 Se 1 Asleethl(l) 111 le 1 thakedesee (1) nto 1 lathe 11) W 1 Dethret (1) 110 be 1 Wroth, (t) ato 1 Oriliew (t) Mbe 1 Dictator (1) No betting on thy other *rent. MINTING APPOINTMENTS. _ . Oat Denet—flooday. steepieten *.mner ; Wednesday, HOME ler ; reeky, the Loma flouee--31 a Tarter M Lend Padiknovele, Manny, Hand) gate Turnpike; Meaday, Wonky Bridge ; Ibunday, Thor:erten—at 11. I,.Trelnoney'e, Monday, ai Ivy Brake, at 11; Saturday, Maily Tullbar—el balf.p.“ 10. HARRIFIUL Mr. Howetia, Tsamday, Yeaerarpaa —at half-peat 10. *otos, Waisaday. Massicause—at Tartar War* 11. Saaabauraa‘ Maaday, Joviagtaa—at hall-past 10. 11 Peak, Tuasday, Brialy Gate; Saluda,. Newhard's LIM (Weet.street) Woodsy, Mutton Dowa ; Thursday, Lyddaa `Street - at half-paat UNIVEIVIIIT INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Ocr. 18. BBUOND PSIOIIOOI IZAMINATIoN. MIcHAEL ius I:44l.—Ezaasisin: J. Rigs. U. St. John's Oalloge ; T. H. BE N.A., King's College J. Porter. St. Pekes rygio ;A. A. Ellis, Y.A..Trinity Wisp ; A Beard, N.A., SO. Jul,.. ' College ; J. M . Fletcher. N.A.. tailsOolkao ; J. B. Pewees, 111. A., Emma noel college ; J. R. Seeley, N.A., ebrimt's College. Rummel is the seaway nbwets nod approved—Ad- Sid. ; Bavase, Tne. ; Carroll. Trio. ; Churchill, Trio. ; Davies, Oath. ;N. W. Ildwords, Trio. ; Gardner, Trio. ; Coalman, Jos. ; A. E. Gant, Pet.: .1. F. 001114, TAIL ; /drerrow. Trio. ; Hope-Onist, Trio. ; Hojh.o, Jon. ; L. Um, Trio. : Lane, Job. ; Latham. Trio. ; Lawson. Trilo ; Leo, Una. ; Leek, Trio. ; M.rsball , Trio.H• Perseau Chro ; Peereth, Goa. ; Procter, Chrid . s; Roberts, Trio. ; Neese. Joe ; !Meter, Trio. ; Steele. Jule.; Taylor, CUL ; Ir m a. Job. ; W a rd, Queen.' ; Webster, Pet. ; Yelsoloy, Trim. Stimia•d in tie additional subjects and opprovod-- Alma* Polak. ; Stoner, Trio. ; t iutebiU , Trim. ; Caps M. ; W. &boon* Trio. ; Goads, Trim. ; Goodson, Itook ; Haaban, Oars ; Homy, Trim' ; Lee, Emma. ; Nkro. Trim.: pietas, COOL ; Paroctos, Clue ; Proctor. Oloireo ; Kopitranos, Jolt ; Tarkton, Job. ; Tomliosoo, Uhies ; Witmer. Pot. ; Wrisbt, 'h e. ; Yooraloy, Trio. REEIBLIMET OF TEE Rzv. J. Macteartme, or an CHI TOATOVS, LIVERPOOL —OOWOMATIONA L AD. 1111111111111. —At • very crowded meeting of the emigregstMe, Uhl la MO 1 road School, on Thornier evatieg (Mr. F. J. &roc churchwarden, is the chair) en *thine. was adopted &,. preeented hy Mr. Unveil", 'slather ebutch warden, t. M.tennti:ht. During a los( speech in reply. wewh wa., frequently isternapted by dimcastratione of &prim.e at..l sympathy. Mr. Macamight stated that his esparatem from the miairtry was Seel. He urged hie late megreg..tum. weever, to madams within the Tele of the chareh...ol to labour adivel to Wag about those reforms wisest Ow, mutually io woratial to its health and miwatesumc, Mr. Manmeglit recommended a liberal egalribatiuti toward& the feed for dafeedl fir. Winked se& • a .00 ti which we received with booty Aeon. Man the clam of Cm meeting several ressebere of the ressireatte.., enema...4l their high opiates of Mr. Mat ass6t's chareeter and =Mislaid seniors, their wog as path,. and their bores fur hie future proopel(ty sled of batiotaroi. Liege aaattioni of lodise were proteut. Tug E tnt.r CLusanu Movewir.—A well wt loadoii ato•ttag at the amielaate M various trades of Mouth lowbe ooi bold lest wades in the Three Tao. Mow* =same. n b a t -.anat. floathwarb. for the purpose of yaw atitiwo lbei early claim mommeet la the above died& Ms. Nierara to tho chair. sad to?tpreseed hie retire gym. paw with the *sal of the meeting. report was Moo and beim the district committee, which elated that groat and had alma, roottitol trout their *amine., aid l emiliteaM mewed efforts. Reeoluticum woo= in aessithise• with the objects of the 11101061111. wweefmrhe .en spawn to by Mr. Vorrey, the Rev. Mr. f'oellek, In g. bre. eel ethos. The eosins 4,4 lectures is caunsiou with at Oriel Paine One4~'s Ildosei el Art. lan^ er4 Übe =idea Dee eeleir end Deese" WI Maista ego eseeesseei ea neeelar shonassa. itto 11111iMile a emu" neigh le le malsese tee lederse b Oe l is Wen% Pl:tit As Arum Ilan= le ))trite " 11 van. Dpi•ges la vblek Medea is te mind le le "b* Art of Dnersllm we.' THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1861. - THE POLICII COURTS. MANSION-MOUSE. Crow Bn r a gunmater, was brought before Mr. Akkymea Elidaey, wbo sat on Thursday for the Lord Mayer, upon a warrant signed by the Lord Mayor, charging him with absconding from his work without having fulfilled • coutrect entered into with Mr. Yeoman, a gunquasaufaie tura, carrying on businesses Tower-hill. Mr. Woutner appeared for the defence. Mr James Yeoman raid he carried on the businvs of :tun maker on behalf of his mother, who was a widow. In May, lit 0, the defendant went to him and asked for employment, and he made an agreement with him that he should have as much work as be could do, and should have 20a. in advance to pay for his tools and any other advance he required in room to be deducted weekly from hi. wages at the rate of 71 percent. on what he earned. On Satunlay last he absconded, haviag an amount o f 51. tie. 6,1. due to Mr. Yeoman, which had been advanced to him, and which he bad not paid back. He ought by "rights to have continued in the em ployment until be bad repaid all that had been advanced to him. la answer to a question put by Mr. Alderman Sidney, he mid the defendant's wages bad averaged about 30s. to 33.. per week ; but if he chose to work regularly be could earn from :ti. to 41. per week. Oa being cruas-examined by Mr. Weenier, be said the primmer had given no notice ; but he had threatened to rim away. He had not seen or beard of any written agree meat between his mother and the defendaat. He made the agreement himself on behalf of his mother. The defendant bad always had as much work as he could do. He had sometimes comp Limed of nut having any work given to him, but bad complained unjustly. It was as well, he said, to give out bo many guns—say twenty—ss if they brought ten is, they had tea more gives out, but if they only brought four or five, they had only the number given out again. They had as many gives out to them as they had brought in. and if they brought none they had nose given out, and in that in., the men sometimes grumbled, although they had plenty of work in band. The men were sot allowed to have too much at one time, and if they had they sometimes wetted to draw money upon it before it I was Caliber!. Ile had advanced the defendant between and tN. altogether. Mr. Wootner, in defence, mid. in the first place. accord ing to the law of contract., which was mther • difficult owe, a contract must be mutual. As a rule of law mutuality mot mist, which was not the ems in the quoitiou then bdore 'tie Alderman. He said it was entirely ooe.sided, and that wee all on the master's side. The primmer might be 11l at any time, or. from some other cause, not able to' work, sod aught never lw able to pay lack the debt, and so the hood would be for ever. In the next Owe, in the Statute al Frauds it Meted that every contract nut terminable within a year must be a written contract ; and in the de- ' fandsat's ease the contract had exceeded • year, and there- I Ism he contended that, betting aside the non-existence of mutuality the contract, it was not a legal one. Mr. Ombra said there had been another act rowed Mace the me alluded to by Mr. Wootncr. Mr. Wisdom said that was true, but it did not overrule the former one. Yr. Alderman Sidney said it was a ease of considerable pm!plesity. and he ought to be perfectly clear that his opinion was a legal owe, and Le should therefore like the csie to be adjourned ■ day or two, that he might take the Lied Mayor's opinion upon the subject. ?tie case was secordnigly adjourned, the defendant being admitted to bail an his own reaXoi.ance m 101. JOSEPH ALLEN, Radcliffel.ridge, near Hate hester, smailwar manufacturer—let dividend of ls. &Jet 2!. and any sub sequent Tuesday, at Hernainan's, Manchester. Manchester, Iron merchant-Ist dividend of _ . „. and inisubsequent Meads), at Iluntautau's, blanched's. Wn.uAN Loan (separate estate), Sbawforth, near Rochdale, cotton spinner —lat dividend of Md.. Oct. 12, and any subse quent Tuesday. at Hernaman's, Manchester. Gimsna Paten Bfanox, M an c hester , uarpet manufa c turer —lst dividend of Is. 6 1-led., Oct. 4t, and ay sabasqueat Tuesday. at liernaman's, 11 akkieuter. AMOILNDIta Bud and JAMsi 81117211.11W00D Oulru, Man . . . . cheater, commission agents-Ist dividend of 1 0-113 d., Oct. 22. and any subsequent Tuesday, at Batsman's Manchester. Olulunt Meuse, Stockport, cotton manufacturer-Ist dividend of 16-lad., Oct. 22, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Herne eases, Manchester. ISAAC IMMIMM. Manchester. cheese factor-Ist dividend of as aid. Oct. t 2, and any subsequent Tuesday, at lierusman's, Manchester. JAMES MoGILLSON, East IlarUepool, draper-2nd dividend of 6d. Onaddition to A. previously declared', Oct. 19, and any subs,- qoent Saturday, at Baker's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. CLF.RKEIiiELL. Jots h&j< a, a begpr, was charged with being drunk and aseaulting Mary Asa Ltriver. Tbe complawast, a lodging-house keeper, stated that the detaidaat lived at her house, and on the previous evening, about half-pot sit o'clock, be came in very drunk, carry ing • bottle of runt, from which he continually drank large quitatitien lie then said something to her and came towside her with a knife, which he attempted to stab her ,with. He Noised hold of her, and had she not struck hi. a blow in the eye, which cau.s , d him to stagger back. wards, be would have made a further attempt to stab her in the leg, hut the knife was watched from his grasp, and he was slinnately given into custody. The defendant, who appeared with a board hung round hie neck, no which wan inscribed the words, " I am para lysed," stated in defence that he did not attempt to use the baits, but be was drunk at the time. ltr. Barter oxisidered the assault fully proved, and fined km 40a, or 21 days' imprwoutueet. Mr. °come Bruce w.os charged with sameulting Matthew &vete, cabdriver. The complainant rid be drove the defendant from Bird street to Hatton.garden, where he had requested to he set lowa. On opening the cab door he found the defendant fest asleep, and on his waking him and &Akio& him for his fare he said, "111 settle with you," and immediately knocked him down. The defendant denied having knocked him down, and mid the cabman ansanited him and demanded 31. Gd, for his fare, which he refused to give him. Mr. Barker fined the defendant Se. A marl of sulk LI deportment was charged with being drunk and violently aaeaulting police.conetable 243 G. From the statement of tho countable it appeared that be saw the defendant no the previous night in Goewell-street fighting with some other man and creating a greet disturb ance. He went lop to thew, when the defendant turned round and struck him on the face sad chest, knocked him down, and then tore his troweers with his teeth and endea voured to injure Lim. He woo taken into custody. end on the way mule an attempt to &insult soother constable, while a png of thieves were evidently trying to make • mums. The primer, who is known to he a misread convict, pro- Wined hi innocence, but Mr. Biker seat him to prism fur month. The Res. M,. 1101101,11, was twin placed at the bar, charged with robberies at railway stations. The clerk of the court read the depositions of the various mums= taken during the eight days on which the pri. sewer has been brought up, commencing with the stealin g al the reticule from one of Ise waiting.rooms of the Vie leek station. Mr. Arnold (to the primal—Do you wish to say any thing about this ewe sew. es to rewires your defence The primmer -1 lave setislog whatever to say. The wigwams were thee booed over to prosecute the pri mmer is this ems at the eswiess, which will commence at the Central Caged Court es Monday peat. The key. Thames Oreq ewe was th en taken, the evidence of She wigwam's read over. The rev. gentle man lost bin beg es the 1 of August, at the South Eudora 'Latina, sad save of the property contained in it woe subsopieutly pawned by the prisoner a landlady. The preioner wee wry aezious to impreas upon the magistrates that Indio! not instruct the landlady to pawn the thins. Mr. A mold said that wee made clear by the depositions. It appeared that he mwe the things to the laudlady, to whom he owed money, telling her she might do as alus liked with them. The prisoner said It was so. le this cave also the proer, in reply to the magistrate, said ha should reserve his defence ; and he was fully com mitted upon it. Mr. Addison, the barrister, whose case was taken on a previous day, was not present, and Mr. Arnold said he could nut proceed in his absence. Mi. Carpenter, the superintendent of police, said he in tended subpenaing Mr. Addison. This being all the evidence, Mr. Holloway said—May I ask you, sir, in what position I stsnd ---- - Mr. Arnold- -Yon are committed on three chargea Mr. Holloway—Am Ito be ramaDded to the Howie of Detention ? Mr. Arnold—No. You will be sent to Nowgate. Mr. Holloway—l feel I have hoes severely punished by these repeated remands. I bre been fora long time is artist solitary coofinentest. Wrin 1 addrerid you on the subject on a previous day, you were pleased to e a y th a t I should represent the [seta to the judge, in car of a eon trietioo, in mitigation of punishment. Now, I look forward sot to be convicted, but acquitted, but I do sot wish to be acquitted is any other way than by the verdict of • jury, and I shall not, therefore. otter is, technical objections. Suppose lam acquitted, I undergone solitary confine meat for twenty-tree hors out of the twenty-four during the last eight weeks—a peat trial and severe punishment to • sensitive man, and ray likely to &Meet his reason. Mr. Arnold --W hat in thew of addressing Hier arm, lions to me! I have dose se MOM than I was obliged to do. Mr Holloway—l wag sot calling your impartiality into question ; but gibs.' wish to contend for is that the legis lature sever isteadsd that an innocent man—and every man is held to be irecemi till be in found guilty--should be punished la this way. Mr. Arseid—ll is not every innocent man that has five dingiest charges of Wry brought against him. I admit it in very band apes you, tf you are innocent ; but five such charges have necessarily prolonged the inquiry. Mr. Holloway—l came to this bar en innoreet man, I Isar it as such. lam sure I shall leave the bar of the old Bailey in the arse position. At the same time, the con , dimmer I have had is in itself • dreadful punishment. I the leigWateire will alter the present system, for I that it was sever intended that magi•itnitia should have therms, of istlictiat inch a heavy punishment up on • man beim conviction. lUR sot sow speaking so ouch :•= of 11 r for Firer, sod I trust that these say lead to as alteration of the pre med slate The parater was thus remond Irmo the bar to Newpta FATAL OCCVILIMICE AT ONE or THE LI V ERPOOL DOCKS. -012 Thunder aftarooco. a. the captain of the ship Hamilton awry wee secontlieg the ladder of his ship. in =lnama a earned Hare, woe portion of the re way and all ymes fell auto the water. The esp ial. (firitit) wee reseesd, but Hare wu drowned. TM iimillee Grey was lyieg in the Brunswick dock. nVadviirtisemint. c titir • Y 'II Olnellloll AND —The norm The system of lawroode berme Ind Oak al= hielimille destroyed by a. of lIIIIILTERE bee tbe Newer el by as au or e irnewers wellborn Inman ti g li Ztir eft the moo as Mews radicles diselleo 1 IPS NS Sot aka riee lie ask drive% RT Sean& of three re- paydayss. TII• Obilmal Is pyyllimeady IPA mend by MY essibles, yeiles, obi beigysiemia bY bil Y•BY 2 1 1 11 11 k• flow ally anima Id IS pilling= bill Sig Mier= lbw Way 10_ wok al ea albionn moo us ter Nymbibeidftyleis ye ibilbrost, Au* ••= ia tillsol elmbig st aisambos Ilbe dad wit! MEW THE OUTRAGE UPON THE YOUNG LADY AT DUBLIN. DUBLIN, FoIDAT Eviomta. John Curran, the cab-driver charged with attempting a criminal assault on Miss Louisa Jolly, at Mill town, on the night of the 27th Sept., was brought up on remand before Mr. M'llernaott. at the head police-court, to-day. Mr. Barry, Q.C. ('sastameted by Mr. Anderson) prose. ented ; and Mr. Sidney (instructed by Mr. Fitzgerald) ap peanut for the prisoner. In dating the case for the crown, Mr. Barry, after minutely describing the violent character of the outrage committed upon the young lady, referred in strong terms to the general feeling of indignation to which this cowardly and atrocious act bad given rise, and said in these feelings the law officers of the crown and those charged with the administration of justice sincerely participated, anxious as they were to bring the perpetrator to justice. But be thought it needless to observe that he (Mr. B-irry ) merely appeared there to see justice should be done, and assist the court in arriving at a just conclusioo, and to elicit the truth, whatever the result might be, whether to determine the guilt or prove the innocence of the prisoner. In referring to the an- count which the accused had given of his where abouts ou the 27th September, when questioned by the police authorities, and also to his statement as to the hour be returned home on the night in question, Mr. Barry remarked there was a very material contradiction between it and that of Lis employer.. According to the prisoner's account he was in bed at ten o'clock, but the former had deposed he did not come home till between eleven and twelve at night. Miss Louisa Jolly having been called, deposed to the fact of entering the cab in Sacktillestreet, and proceeding in the direction of home, without anything remarkable occurring until the driver stopped at a lonely place in the suburbs, Classons.bridge, where be alighted, and, after attempt ing to kis. her in the cab, dragged her out, threw her ou the pound, premed hie hand on her neck, and endeavoured to strangle her ; witness, after a severe struggle, escaping by leaping into a pool of water, but being still pursued end again knocked down, she, however, effected her escape to the railway station adjoining. and her assailant, thus baffled, fled away. Miss Jolly. being asked if she saw the person in court, fully identified the pile •ner as the men who committed the assault. Although cross-examined at greatlangth, witness adhered to her direct testimony, and exhibited a remarkable degree of calmness throughout. The Btatioe•nwter detailed the circumstances under which Miss Jolly came to hisplace, and also her appearance that night. Mr. Sidney iutimated he would reserve his defence, and the prisoner was then fully committed for trial at the next commission. Large crowds collected in the vicinity of the police•court, and every mark of sympathy was shown towards the lady who had been subjected to such inhuman treatment. Xiss Jolly is apparently about 20 years of age, rather Ander figure, and of middle Leight. THE MURDER AT CHICHESTER.-CAPTURE OF THE MURDERER. Notwithetauding the great efforts made from Wednesday night up to Thursday evening by the most rigid search of every field, hedge, ditch, and wood around the city for the space of three miles in every direction, the murderer could not be found. The quarter sessions for the western division of the county are being holden at Chichester. As `Superintendent Parnell, of the West Sussex constabulary force, accompanied by Pi:dice-constable Grant, was return ing to Malhorst on the evening of Thursday, when about tea miles on the road, near a spot called Coltershaw, they passed a man. Grant olscrved he was ewe the man had soldier's clothes on, though they were bidden by • great coat, and they at once suspected be was the man wanted. Grant at once leaped from the cart. The man at the same moment jumped over the hedge and ran swiftly WMs a turnip held, pursued by the oihrer, on whom he doubled behind • hedge. The superintendent, being unable to quit his hone, could but mark him down. A person fortunately coming up took charge of the horse, and Parnell was speedily hot in the chase. It appeared the man had sought refuge in a deep ditch. The superintendent soon discovered him. A short but determined struggle ensued, when feeling him self overpowered he submitted. He was ai ones conveyed to Chichester, and lodged securely in the city gaol. lie did not speak a nerd on any subject, and still pane. verse in • sullen silence. That he could have the most remote ill feeling against hi■ victim no one belie►es. The fatal bullet was evidently intended for his major (Bush), who, it appears, had passed up the lane some ten minutes before. The road, it must be understood, is the uesrest way to the otlimrs' quarters. Captain Hogg, who came up just after the event, must have been within a minute of meeting the fellow, as he ran down the lane, at the bottom of which the road diverges right and left. The funeral of the youth, which was attended by all the students of the college. took place yesterday. The jury assembled at the college on Thursday even ing, but only the medial evidence was taken. It was ad journed, en it. being known the prowess had been appre hended, until last evening. THE LATE DEPUTY CLERL OP THE PEACE FOE MIDDLESEX. At the meeting of the Middle's: magistrates, on Thursday, the chairman, Mr. Pownall, said it was with deep regret and sorrow that he had to inform the court, that slum their last meeting they bad lost one of their most efficient. officers, Mr. Arthur (key Maude, the deputy clerk of the peace, who died, after a short ulcer, in fiwitserland. Mr. Maude had held his responsible Milos nearly 16 years, during which time the whole of the loudness appertaining thereto was conducted with regularity, accuracy, and con stant attention. Strictly methodical in his way, the ar rainemente of his office proved/I the aptitude with which those eugaged under him carried into effect his plans far the transaction of the accumulated business of the county. His voice was very weak, and could not bo heard when he was reading reports, at any great distance, a defect which was often more noticed than qualities of • really sterling character. Than he, no noel could be more 60er:eons, kind, considerate, and benevolent, sad the poor el that parish (Clerksswsll) had often partakes of his bounty ; he was amiable in temper, forbearing in disposi tion, as excellent scholar and lawyer, and the court, peril cu/arly the Assistant-Judge and himself, in respect of the several duties they had to ' had lost • most valu able servant. His death was • to the county ; and those in his office had lost • good, kind, and considerate employer. These remarks were listened to with deep attention by the whole court, and there was but one feeling, that of sincere regret at the loss of so valuable a public servant as Mr. Mande. SUICIDE THROUGH Diesels.—' esterday MOM ing Mr. Brent held an ioquest at the Duke of Cornwall, Sherbourne-place, Blandford-square, on the body of Thomas Barnes, aged 45, • bricklayer, who committed suicide through the distressed state of his family. It that the deceased had resided with his family irC i fs . ct 'treat, and on Tuesday morning last he was left by his daughter about eight o'clock, and on her entering the boa kitchen about three hours afterwards she eaw her father hoagies from the neck by a rope attached to an iron pia in the wall. She immediately gave an a/arni, when a Mrs. Smith, living is the house, with the posttest promptitude sad rage, eat down the unfortunate man. The assistance of Mr. l;errsse, surgeon, of Wyndham place, was then 0,- 1 Lined, but the deceased was beyond human aid. In the coons of the evidence • letter was produced, evidently written by the deceased shortly before death. It set forth • complication of difficulties, with the groat distress of his 'family, sail obviously showed the determined state of his rabid. It was further shown that on Saturday last be went to Merylehone workhouse to obtain reli e f for his family, which was refused, except on condition that he would go into the stone-yard. which he could not do, being physically disqualified. Mr. Tubbs. the relieving officer, showed con elusively that lie had advised the man on that morning to get a medical certificate, stating his inability to work at breaking stones, but it was said by the members of the de ceased's family that he had positively refused either to go to the doctor's or to the stonevard. The investigation having resulted in the opinion that no blame was attached to any particular officer, the jury returned a verdict of " Suicide while in an unsound state of mind." The extreme distress of the widow and children excited the sytnpathy of the jury, aid on a subscription being mitered into among them for their benefit it was handed over and accepted with gratitude by the unfortunate mother, who had bees de prived of her partner under each melancholy eiretunetasome. ' ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO DESTROY • RAILWAY TEAL7.—The passengers who arrived by the 5.30 p.m. teals yesterday, at the Easton termite= of the London aid North Western Railway, state that some evil disposed pence' had placed a hue iron rail across the up line of the Lancashire sad Yorkshire Railway in the deep cutting in the Rochdale read, aid the express titan from Yorkshire, due about 12.50 a.m., ha • sorrow escape of befog overthrown by it. The ' plea et kw seed was an old sid-off rail Dz. zz Joson's LIORT Dawn( COD LIVER OM— ITS ItIVICACT a Oceerxres.—The usequelled curative power of this newly S. .1 oleo Is now universally lerseettal 4gerellem aphid Ude lormiddee = li re i bee. N 4 byes tont eaderst stembele et the Tem The leessi dge r ms emit e lligdelt. Dr. Iteleme. eater% the treetneet emengalee. Trre all i i ii d • have bees able te pedeag Si emblems of way *eery mitred et the het dope et eelmliea! Dr. he Sentra Labe Brows Cell Leer= It odd eehreisi Impeelel re. : pip% et ; rita is hit etallam Amer_ Her lora. end 08., /7, ] lint la isiesiellodini•ft.— Adverihemist. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS ROHM' COWYAX, Lyon-street, Caledonian-road, grocer, to sur render Oct 29, at 12. at Batittl:treet. Sol., Heard, Ba singhall-street • off. wig., Be Coleman.streetbuildinp. Amara Cliaaftriffaa LIAM., -villas, Shepherd'o-bush, shiPbroker, Oct 29, at 2, at Baalughallstreet. Sole, Leaky aril Co., Llneuln'ainu-fields . off. wig., Johnson, Baaingall street. WILLIAM Alumnus°, Fastcheap, City, dealer In colonial_pro duce, Oct. IS, at 2, at liadrighallatrest Sot, Ras, Mia dug-lane ; elf. wig. John-on, Ilastnithaltstreet. Jowls OfroDeßUJf. High-street, Shoreditch, ham sad beef dealer, Oct. 30, at 11, at Basinghallotreet. Sot, Beard, Bee singhall.street off. assig., Johnson, Basingliallainet WILLIAM WILLING, clipstoneatreet, Fitaroyoquare, tunas. Oct. 29, at 1, at liminghaltstreet. Sol, Wells, llocegate street : oil. wig., Johnson, Basinghall-street. WILLIAM BDWARI, DOD, Raynor-street, Clerksnwell, and Great James-street, liedfonl-row, arcMtect, Oct. 21), at 11 at fla- Johnson sdngludi-street. Basinghall- SoL, street. Buchanan, Bealnghaltstreet : o ff , wig., , James NELllioßre, Clarence-terrace. Wandswortbroad, flour factor, Oct. 31, at 11, at ltaalughaltstreet. Sol, Holt, Buck lenhury ; of. wag., Johnson, Brabogliall-street. GRogoe Jeer and Venal= July, fieldstone, Kent, tailors, Nov. 1 at 2, at Basinghall-street. Solo., Lawrence and Co. , Old ewry.chambers ; off. mita., Bell, J Coleman-street buildings. Glogne MiCHARL GLASS, am., Brandonstreet, Walworth, che mist, Oct. ai, at IL at Basinithall-street. Sol., Wells, Moor gate-street ; off. wig., Bell, colemanatreetimildings. ALrima lisagissid, Great Portland-street, boot maker, Nov. 2. at 11, at Basingball.street. Sul , Stopher, Colemametreet ; off. aerie., Bell, Coleman.streetbulldlogs. JAMBS ltvigtelirr. High-street, Poplar, corn dealer, 'Oct. St, at 1, at Basingiall.street Sal., Hall, Baainghall.etreet ; off. wig., Whitmore, BasinghaltstreM. WILLOW WoRMAN, Old Charlton, Kent, widow, Oct. 21, at 11, at Basinghall-street. Sole, Linklaters and Blackwood, Walbrook ; off. wig., Cannan, Basingball street Ttioxas Morrerris, Park-street, Southwark, grocer, Oct. 30, it 11, at liasiughallatreet. Sol_ Harcourt, King's-arms-yawl, Colemen-strcet ; of. easig., Carman, Basinghallatreet HENNA CAToI4 STRAKER, Lambeth.walk, cheesemonger, Oct. It at 11, at Basinghall-street. Sol, Preston, Broad-street buildings ; off. wig. Whitmore, Bashighall-street. JOgerif LoV mower, Vicarage -place, Kensington, surgeon, Oct. HI, at It, at Beeinghall.street. Sol, Philp, Bucklerobery ; off. male.. Whitmore, Basieghall-street. JOHN OWSM CLARKE, Durvet.strert, Fleet-street, printer, Oct. 20, at 11, at Basingliallotreet. Nnls., Treherne and WoUerstan, Gresham-street . of. wig., Canaan, Basinghallarreet. JOIOI DAUM SAYstue, Blundell-street, Islington, draper, Nov. e. at la, at Baaingballatreet. Sole, Beneett and Paul, Sin lane ; elf. mans., Canaan, Basinghall-atreeL Cllatuma Own, Brighton, sussee, gas-fitter. Oct. IS, at 1, et liasinghallatreet. seta., Harrison and Lewis, Old Jewry ; off. mtg., Whitmore, Basingludlstreet. JAIIIOII.IWROK 11400511, Tottenhamcourteroad, woollen draper, Nov. 7, at 11, at klasinghallatreet. Sots., Ilaklaten and Hackwood, Walbrook ; off. trig., Whitmore, Badnghall- ' street. WILLIAM DIMAS, Three Colt-lute, Cambridge-road, baker, Oct 31, at 1, at lisaingliallstreet. Sol., Waller, Duke-street, Adelptti ; oQ wig Cannan, flasinghall.street THOMAS EXTMoLDS, llciiryntreet. Pentonville, hotter, Oct ID, at 1, at Basinghall.street. Sol , Buchanan, BasloghaH•treet off. wig., Pennell, Onildhall.chamnere EDWARD Kuwerr X•NAM•ItD, North Woolwich, Kent, hotel keeper, Nov. 0, at 11, at Basinghallstreet. Sol, Beard, Ba &Melvin-street ; it. wig., Pennell, Oulidltall-chembers. WILLIAM CuoPER, Brentwood, Fames, licensed victualler, Oct. 31, at 2, at Basinghall-street. Sol, Preston, Broadditreet building* ; off. wig., Pennell, Gulldhall.chamf ere. WILLIAM Dontioß, Oil Gravel-lane, St. George East, builder, Oct. 20, at 3, at Baainghall.street. Sob., Brown and Godwin, Finsbury-place ; of. wig., Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. Jolla FINLAY, Henry-street, Portbutd.town, grocer, Oct. 31, at 12, at liaainglodiatreet. Sob., Stevens and King. Gray's-' hin.square ; off. wig., Stansfeld, liatinghall-street FRANria RoRERT fereaDsts, King-street, Finsbury-square Manchester; and Hull and Bradford, Yorkshire, boot and shoe warehouseman. Nov. 1, at 3, at Basingball-itreet Sole, Lawrence and Co., Old Jewry-chambers ; off. wig., Graham, colemanstreet JAMEY BOUM. Aldershot, Hampshire, corn dealer, Oct. 30, at 12, at &taint/hall-stmt. Sol, F3msbe, Lombard-street ; of. assM., Stansfeld, Basinghallatreet ANDREW BLACK, Melbonmplace, liethnal-green, and Helmet row, Old.stieet, dry flehmonger, Oct. 90, at 121, at BWuglult street. Sol., laden, Gray's-inn-square; off. wig., G raham, °Diemen-street. (Isogon Semen Jealous, Strand, manager to a printer, Oct 31, at 11, at Basinghall-street. Sol., Harcourt, King ewer yard, Moorpite-street ; off. wig.. Edwards, Baslughall reet. NlCltotAs WILLIAM Claws. , Austinfrlars, City, ship and insur ance broker, 0ct.30, at 11, at BeelfigheJl street. Sob., Gibbs and Tucker, element's-lane ; olf. trig., Edwards, Bashighall- Street. JASIPM Parents, Kingslandirsto Bazaar, Kingsland.road, tobac conist, Oct 30; at 1, at limifighall-street. Sol, Pook, Boeing hall-street ; of. anag., Edwards. Busitrhall.atreet. NOAH DAVIS, Brentfoesl, distiller, Oct. 30 at 12, and Nov. 23 at 1, at Basinghall-street. Sul.. Nicholson, Lime-street ; off. ands., Bell, Coleinan.streettatildings. Joint elLvarrtioang, Gillingham, Dorsetshire, corn dealer, Oct. 28 at 11, and Nov. 2tl at 12, at Basinghall.street Soh., Flux and Argles. Mincing-lane. and Dicklmon, Poole, Dorsetahire ; of. wig., Bell Coleman -street-buildings. BURT ALABASTIR, Rumford New-town, Essex, baker, Nov. I et If, and Nov. HI at li, at liminglieltatreet. Soh., Lowrance and Co., Old Jewry-chambers; off. soli., Whitmore, Basing hall-street JOHN LOCKWOOD, Stoennarket, Suffolk. innkeeper. Oct. 30 and Nov. 17, at 1, at Buinghall.street Solo., Cree and Last, Limy's. Inn-square : of. wig., Pennell. Guildhall-chambers. EDWARD Wire Hitchin, Hertfordshire, draper, Nov. I at 11, and Nov. 19 at 12, at Basinghallatreet Sol, Jones, Slap-lane; of. aufg., Cannan, liminghall-street. FRANCIS BEIM% Maim% Leonia:v. Herefordshire, licensed vic tualler, Oct. Mt, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sods., Efot and Parry, Birmingham of. wig., Kinnear, Flinniugham. RICIIIJID WRIGHT, Blrtalnahain, polisher, (ht. Ell, at 12, at Mr niingham Court. Sods., FAA and Parry, Birmingham; off. wig., Kinnear, Birmlnitham. WILIJAM Tarte/a SMITH a n d WADS HAMPTON SMITH, &sleety, Staffordshire, mine drainers, Oct. IS, at 11 at Itienunglam Court. Bola, Hodgson fuel Allen, Birmingham ; off. as Kinnear, Birmingham. Far DILICI WILLIAM &WIMP. ilinethwlck, Staffordshire, school master, mt. ite, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sole, James and Knight, Birmingham ; of. wig., Whitmore, Birmingham. BERRI' WASTOX, Eastwood, Nottinghamshire, dealer in small wares, Oct. 29, at 11, at Nottingham Court. Sol., Aahwed. Nottingham; off. wig., Barrie Nottingham. JONATHAN BRUT, Birmingham, coke merchant, Oct 30, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Rub. James and Knight, Birmingham; off. wig., Whitmore, Birmingham. HURT NelLolir kr, Birmingham. licensed victualler, 0ct.30, at 11, at Birmingham Court Solo., East and Parry, Birming ham ; off. wig.. Menem, Birmingham. fIeDMIT Bufteuest, Meithain, Yorkshire, yarn spinner, Oct. 31, at 11, at Leeds Court, sots, Heap and Owen, limidereAeld, end Bond and Barwick, Leeds ; of, wig., Hope, Lees. Ttioxm TATIpn , Hanllth, Yorkshire, farmer, Oct. 2..), at 11, at Leeds Court. Sole , Robinson. Settle ; and Caries, Leeds ; off. as a. Young, Lewin. JAMB Monies!, Liverpool, watch manufacturer, Oct.:10, at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sots., Holt and Bowe, Liverpool ; eIL malg.. Morgan, Liverpool. EDWARD BEVAN RIGHT and EPOCH EIASNCS HOLDEN, Widnes, Lancashire, commission agents, Oct. 30, at It at Liverpool Court. 8010., Evans and Co., Liverpool, and Haddock, St. Helen's ; off. smile, Bird. Liverpool WILLIAM IioRMLIT, Manchester, screw manufacturer, Oct. 30, at 12, at Manchester Court. Sods., Slater and Myers, Man chester ; off. wig., Putt, Manchester . JOHN ALLAN, Durham, Iron Merchant, Oct. 2D at 11, and Nov. 20 at 12, at Newcastle.upon-Tyne Court. Solt., Hart ley, Gray's-inn•quare, and Brigual, Durham ; off. meig., Baker, Newcaelle.upon.Tyne. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Oct. 15. AU BILADBCRY, Oldham, laseashire. cotton-spinner. JOINT STOCK OOMPANIIO4 ACTS. CRYSTAL PALACI Ptomain AND PVIBLISHIMO COMMIT (Warm), winding up. Oot 30, at 12, at Beringbaltstred-polition Jar DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. LAtlasitcs. MORIIIIOI4 and fleilltardti, Liverpool, leather fiec. toes-Ind dividend of Is. Id., Oct =, and three subsequent WednewitYs. Edwarthen Beainghall.strert. FRAXCIS Dr:YAWN SCIIRADRR, 11Verpool, leather factor-lit end final divklesid of Ms., Oct 2s, and three subsequent Wed nesdays, at Edwards's. Baslnghan-street. JOSEPH TATlent BALLARD, Leicester, draper-let dividend of 21. ed., Oct. 13, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at &t -week's, Basingliall•treet. Donn and Plottieci, Woburn, Bedfordshfre, atattonere-Ist divi dend of 79. ad., Oct. 23, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, ilasinghallstreet Joan FRAMPTON, Poole. butcher-Ist dividend of 2e Id., Oct 23, and three sebsequeut Wednesdays, at Edwardies, Basing hall-street. K Lee GoLifemrre, Sutton, Cambridgeshire, miller-Lt dividend of ad., Oct. 23. and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Ed wards's, Basifighallstreet. OltoßOlt BWUKK , Lesdenhall-market, City, and Windsor, provi sion dealer-laid dividend of sit_ Oct. M. and three subsequent Wednesdays, at &tweeds's, Basingliall.street. HOBERT OAKI.RT Witants, Appkdnua, Susses, corn dealer-Ist dividend of Sid., Oct. 23, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Insinghall.street. DAWSON PLANT., King's Lynn, Norfolk. draper-let dividend of 104., tkt. 23, and three subsequent Wednesday a, at Edwards's, Baslngliall-street. Nita lutes and FRRDERICH ENORDREMSEN, Great Tower street, City, and Iturellatreet, Butherhithe, ship chandlers lit dividend of la. Od., Oct. 23, and three subsequent Wednes days, at Edwards'a, Basinghalbstmet. Duman EDWARD SHALES, Brighton, linendraper-2nd dividend of Old., Oct. 23, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Ed wards's, Basingtiall.street Jo d ir od e en ty eteeturirod, Id., any Wednesday. at Iflld ßasti er-l ig st hall-street. WILLIAM HENNING, Fleet-street City, law hookeeller-9th divi dend of itd., any Wednesday, at Whitmore's, Basingtall. street FnANCIe DE YRICIOIIT, Muscovy-Mart. City, wino merchant let dividend of Is. id., any Wesincyday, at iftitmorea, Boeing hall-street. Tatman BINDLR-let dividend of Ild., any Wednesday after Oct. 30, at Women's, Liverpool. it, W . roweLL (separate estate)-tat dividend of es. 5c1., any Wednesday after I /et. SO, at Morass's, Uverpool. JOSEPH E. BLECH-Ist dividend of 2s. id., any Wednesday after (let. so, at Morgan's, Livertool. WILLIAM PARKS:Lt.-7th dividend of IL rid., any Wednesday after Oct. 30, at Morgan's, Liverpool HUGH MACKAY separate estate.-lst dividend of 61(1., any Wednesday after Oct 30, at Morgan's, Liverpool. HCOM If are dividend of 1 Wad., any Wednesday after Oct. SO, at Morgan's, Liverpool. JOHN RoniNson-lit dividend of le, Id., any Wednesday after Oct 30. at Morgan's, Liverpool. Taiewitt-Ist dividend of la. lid., any Wednesday after Oct. Si, at Norma's, Liverpool HARRIMAI aln)r:t. 30, at Morgan s, Li sHERRArr -id . dividend of 6d., any Wednes- Liverpool. 1. dY r KIRKUS-Ist dividend of Od., any Wednesday after Oct 30, at Illorptan's, Liverpool EARROTHEIIa and Rug-Ist dividend of M. o)d., say Wedasedss after Oct. M. at Morgan's. Liverpool )(AMY end DAYIRS-tat dividend of Is. 7 WEIL, any Wednes day after Oct 30, at Morgan's, UseepooL T. L. lawin-2nd dividend of lid, any Wednesday after Oct 30, at Morgan* Uverpool. CMARIJO Plifirearow, Manchester, bander-Ist dividend of 71st., Get and any subsequent Tuesday, at risetainee's, lliciuma Stint Bory, grocer-lit dividend of 2s. 1 15-leL, Oct. rt, sad any subsequent Tuesday, at Hernairsmin Yea elegiac JO= TAMIL Hollinwood, neer Mho. Pepe menefaderse loid dividend of 0 21.32 d., Oct. n, and an, satraqmst Tow day, at Herimman's, Manchester. JAM= KING, filmerforth, neat Rochdale, mike ammiaglanr hat dividend of te.. Oct. 22, and any subsegniat Tuesday, at isennerts. Msadesster. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 14. W. Barnes and 8. Itele;inc, GracechurchatreeL Cityjaholesale boot and shoe manufacturers—Nov. 8. T. Burgle and W. Buren, Great Winchesterstreet, City, up_bol stertrs —Nov. & T. Buren (separate estate), Great Win* cheater-street, City, upholsterer—Nov. 8. W. Burgle (sepa rate estate), Great Winchester-street, City, upholsterer—Nov. & J. B. N Mon, John-street Penton-vile, draper—Nov. 8. W. Adam, Great Tower-street, City, merchant—Nov. 14. G. AM" Bibleltedinemm, Essex, cattle salesman—Nov. 8. O. P. Roomy, Liverpool, builder. CIitiIIICATIO to be greeted, 'pleas cause be shown to the contrary on or before the day of meeting. Nov. 14. IL. W. Sten, Brno-street, City, Lace warehouseman —Nov. 14. R. Balder, Park-village East, Begent's-park, timber dealer—Nov. 13. C. Wakefield, Torrlsnoaerrace, Kentish-town, dealer in timber—Nov. S. W. 8. Bousgeld, Alpha-works Isle of Dogs, engineer —Nov. 8. H. Cockman, Bexley New-town, Kent, oilman—Nov. a T. Bergin and W. Burgin, Oren Winchester street, City, opholderen—Nov. 8. D. Boor, Amen.corner, City, bookseller—Nov. S. J. 1. Inderr Brighton, coal merchant— Nov. 14. R. Harris, Church-terra ce, Kentish-town, builder— Nov. 14. G. Ames, Bible liedingluun, Eases, cattle salesman— Nov. a W. Gibb, igiatkainpton, fishmonger —N4v. 13. H. B. Cox, Corrpeffacourt, City, tavern keeper—Nov. 12. 8. Wilkes, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, wins merchant—Nov. 13. E Alston, Ashton.under-Lyne and Accrington, Lancashire, grocer—Nov. 11. J. Essex, Coventry, watch manufacturer—Nov. 12. E.Wevill, Liverpool, broker—hue. 11. K. Harrison and J. gherratt, Helena. Lancashire, budder—Nov. 12. K Lyon and J. Green wood, Hanoi. quarry, Lancashire, builders—Nov. 8. J. Hamer too, Shibden. Yorkshire, worsted manufacturer—Nov. 8. T. Gourley, Bradford, Yorkshire, draper—Nov. 9. D. Heath, ChM- Darbythlre. builder—Nov. 9. J. Parkin, Oughty.bridge, Yorkshire, Iron forger—Nov. 9. T. Wagstaffe, ghelneld, cattle salesman—Nov. 9. H. Donley, Rotherham, Yorkshire, glass manufacturer—Nov. 9. J. Whitehead, Sheffield, joiner. PARTNERSHIPS DIBSOLVED„ J. Cries and W.Grice, Victorla-terrace, St. John's-wool, KT—J. Fell, T. !Allen:att., and J. Connolly, Gateshead, • e hiti a n, flint elms ntanufiscturers—J. Cooper and R. Acouley, Huddersfield. Yorkshire, linendrapers—H. Cunnew and R. H. Toovey, Triangle, Hackney, Ind.rublier webbing manufacturers —D. Hobson and H. Laud, Lepton, Yorkshire, cloth finishers— J. Cromptoo and J. Rowley, Great Bolton, Lancashire, engineers —A. R. Owen and R. Richardson, Southampton. and Newman court, Corolla ship brokers—A. Tempest and D. liahth, Hud dersfield, Yorkshire, account. nta—L. Webster and 'l'. Hopkin son, Batley Carr, Yorkshire, millwrights—W. Buchanan and T. Carr, Bromborough, Cheshire t he , Cheshire Phosphate Company) —A. J. Dozit, L. Bout, A. Dotal, C. Dont, and L. J. Dosat, Old Broad-street, City. merchants—Ann George and Mary Remus, Diglieth—Bir J. Arnott, V. Frteby, and J. Dyke, howcattletipuir Tyne, drapers, so far as regards J. Antott—J. Coleman and W. Keyed', Wolverhampton, grucers—J. Mosley and G K liudey, Kingston-upon-Hull, braastoundere—B. Buotock, W. COIIIII3OO, and C. F. Wynne, Chester. boot manufacturers, so far as reprds W. Collinson—R. Dixon and H. Kemp, Calvert's-bulldingik Southwark, hop factors-4. !fleets and IL Freeland, Glasgow, ton 18. . 3d.: Walla End South Hatton, 19e. 3d. ; Walla End Stewart's, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Tunstall, 17s. 3d. ; Walla End Cassop, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 194. ; Walls End Hough Hall, 17s. 9tl. ; Walls End Kelloe. ltet. tkL ; Will. End South HarUepool, 184. ; Walls TM South Kellee, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End South Whitworth, 15e. 6d. ; Walla End Tess, 19s. ; Wall. End Thornl.y, 175.; Walls End Thorpe, 17s. ; 'Walls End Trimdon Hartlepool. 18s. 9d. ; Walla End Whitworth, 15s. Gd.; Walla End Peas West, 14s. 6d. • Carway and Dullryn Anthracite, 21s. 6d. ; Carway . . A Darn Malting, 245.--Ships at market, 120 ; sold, 110. TRAII7IO RETURNS. bblee Pas- bier- Total, Total, &AMWAY/ opts mien abatable leel l eeo Week analog Oct. 6. a A 4 £ LoodpihlWn!,r 7, & South- Royal Danish Ottoman 1,344 2.39 1,6a3 1,574 -- 651 609 152 Week ending Oct. 13. Belgian Matern Junction Ai 170 I H 851 333 Caledonian ll9l 9,633 10,097 18,200 15,398 SOMA SEQUESTRATIONS. IaLIZILL ClAWPolib PAULA, Glasgow, milliner, Oct. 44, at the Faculty Hall, Glaagmr. ROW? Moirromaxam. flanionhangh, Lanarkshire, farmer, Oct. 28, at the Ktng'a Arms Inn, liamiltou. auluis wAurcs civarrox, Glasgow, bootmater, OeL 22, at the Crow Hotel, Glasgow. JAH22 ToMINT, Glasgow. corn factor, Oct. 2 5, at the Faculty of Procurators' Hall. Glasgow. ODDROR lilinDtas ter, Glasgow, calico printer, Oct. 2', at the Faculty Hall, Glaagow . Jong Galtniimi, flutlinralen, grocer, Oct. si, at the Faculty Ilall, Glasgow. MARKETS. SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the British posseesions in America, for the week ending Oct. 15, is 23e. 91d. per cwt., exclusive of the customs duty.—No return of tho average pries of brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the Mau ritius for the week ending u above.—The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar the produce of the East Indies for the week ending as above is 181. 4d.—The average price of the two foregoing descriptions of sugar, jointly, for the week ending as above, is 235. 9.1 d. per cwt. BRISTOL, OLT. 18.—Our market keeps steady, but there is very little business doing in raw sugars, owing to the very high prices asked by importers. Iteliners' produce is rela tively much cheaper, and sells freely at the present quota. Lions. Rum, but few sales ; Jamaica, 3s. to3s. 9d. ; Deme rara, Is. 9d. ; Leswards, is. 7d. Molasses, 14s. to 16s. per cwt. TALLOW.—FaIDAT Evemo.—The market was firm to-day. Spot, new Y.C., 51s. &L ; 1460 Y.C., 50a. Gd. to 50s. 9d.; Dec., 522. 61; January to Mirth, Nis. ; 53a. to 53.. 611 ; April to June, 51a; and at auction 580 casks were offered, and all sold. North American at 495. to 504. Ill; South American, 520. first pipes; yellow Australian beef, 50L dd. to 51a.; fine, 504.; greasy and week, 475. dd. No Odessa offered. Town tallow, Ms. 9'l net. Cocoa nut oil firm at 50s. Cochiu, 48s. Gd. to 490. Ceylon Palm oil. 45.. to 455. 3d.; fine Lagos horse grease, 404.; Elaine, 47.. 10d. Deliveries to last evening, 2,072 cask' ; arrivals, 4,430 casks. OOTTON.—Liviutrool, Ocr. 18.—There has been a very active demand throughout the week, and prices have advanced each succeeding day, but more particularly dur log the last two days, the market closing at an advance of ail. to .d. per lb. for the useful American qualities. There has also been a great inquiry for Brazil, ' principally oa speculation, and prices may be quoted gd. to id. dearer. Egyptian has excited muck attention, owing to the accounts of serious injury having been done to the crop from the overflow of the Nile, and prices have ad. veined fully Id. per lb., with very little offering. The business in Surat has been extensive, at an improvement of d. to ad. per lb., almost entirely in the better descriptions. Speculators have taken 55,980 bales, viz., 23,730 American, 230 Pernam, 2,330 Bahia, 620 Maranham, 1,810 Egyptian, 27,2160 Surat ; and there are reported for export, 11,190 tales, viz., 2,330 American, 290 F4yptian, and 8,570 Surat. The demand to-day is very good, at extreme prime ; Pro bable sales. 25,000 bales, including 12,000 on speculation and for export. COTTON GOODB.—MANcaesTra, Ocr. 18.—The cloth market continues quiet. Mince Tuesday prices have con tinued to advance, but very little business has been done. Buyers are not anxious for business, and an the other hand manufacturers seem to withdraw their goods from the market. The amount of business in all departments is but trifling. This is the necessary consequence of the con stantly advancing prices in Liverpool. In yarns there has been an extremely large business doing all the week, and prices have been advancing daily. Buying has been eaten. save for India, China, and the home trade. The Germans hare been purchasing where they could obtain yarns at last week's prices, but are cautious in following the coo @tautly advancing rates resulting from the specu lation in cotton. To-day many spinners have with drawn their yarns entirely from the market. Others are asking ld. per lb. advance on the price they ob. tamped on Tuesday. In the business done the advance is id. per lb. generally on yarns of all kinds. This is entirely owing to the speculation at Liverpool, and business closes with the strongest market we have yet known in yarns. A moopt the on des of the market, we bear of one firm of spinners and maaufecturers who hold cotton, upon which, if they sold today, they could realise 20,0001. ; and anothtr firm, one of the largest in the district, are reported to have made half.a.million profit in the same way. Some of these reports are rather wild, but there is nodoubt that the tempta tions to speculate in cotton are much greater just now than anything offered by a legitimate tide iu spinning and manufacturing. CORN.—Cartnermw, Ocr. 18.—There was only a moderate supply of wheat to-day, and a very brisk demand. at an advance of 2v. per qr. Market closed very firm. B es t red s , 61s. to 635., and 64.. to ti s., extra, 675. for white. Beane rather scams. Best malting barley sought after at ls. advance ; secondary qualities slow sale at 365. to 425. LiNcout, Ocr. 113.—Onr market was IL to 2s. dearer for wheat, with a short supply, reds making 60s. to 62a. ; white, Gk. to 664. Barley was fully al dear ; malting, 365. to 39e. ; grinding, 325. to 335. Oats and beans firm at late rtes. LIVERPOOL, Ocr. 18.—There was only a moderate attend. since at our market today, but wheat meta fair mle at an advaooe of Id. to 2d. over the prices of Tuesday. Flour was inquired for at folly last quotations. Osts quiet. Meal the turn dearer. Peas advanced' c and beans Is. per qr. Barley steady. Indian corn bas advanced Is. per qr., but dosed rather tame at 345. for mixed, 32. for yellow, and 365. to 38s. for white. OCT. 18.—There have been fair arrivals of grain this week. The wheat trade war firm to-day, and prices are Is. to 2s. per quarter above last Friday's. A fair sale took place, and more would have been done bad not still higher rates been asked. There was a fair inquiry for fine barley, at rather higher prices ; other sorts being slow at late rates. Egyptian beans la per quarter higher. No change in other articles. Average, week ending Oct. 14 Wheat, 3,134 quarters, at Ma 74d.: barley, 1,223, 36a. 11d.; oats, 233, 245. Id. ; beans, 10, 464. ; peas, 62, 40a. 21d. COALS.-Lommu, Ocr. 18.-Baddle's Wert Hartley, 16s. 6d. ; Byam's Beholds West Hartley, 168.9 d. : C'art's Hartley, 17a. ; Craihead Steam, 14.. 6d. ; Davison's West Hartley, 17s. • Hartlepool Wept Hartley, 16s. ; Holywell, 15e. 6d. ; Lan;bert's West Hartley, 16.. 6d.: Worth Yellen Gas, 13s. 6d. ; Seaton's Hartley, 16s. 9d. ; Tandeld Moor, 13.. 6d. ; Taa6eld Moor Bates, 13.. 6d. ; Want Hartley, 17s. ; Wylam, 15s. ; Walla End Byron 18a. • Walls End Hark)°, 17s. ; Walls End Hadley. 175.; ' Walls ' End North umberland. 164. 6d. ; Walls End Riddell, 17s. • Mee Main, 17s. ; Walls End Bell, 17s. ; Wall. End Briddrll's Het. ton. 16e. 6d. ; Walls Zed Durham, 164. • Walls Red Pisa. wellgate, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Huard, 19s. ; Walla End Hatton, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Kepier Grange, 188.34. ; Walla End Pittiatton, 16a. Id. ; Wall. lad Itaseirs Het. WEATHER REPORT. nan.omommmerofoLl B. E. IY. D. E. C. I. B. —.--- .-- --. NAM .. ... 1 83.13 43 61 8. 2 b 1 Allansills.... 110.12 43 41 B.W. 1 b 1 Lim 30.21 68 46 Z. 2 b 1 Bsaw7cl 3O. 46 42 W. 9 1 1 Assiosll4ll 80.22 60 44 Z. 1 t 2 PORTI2SII 1 80.17 46 43 Z. 2 5 1 82111.65 30.29 43 41 W.N.W. 2 o 3 GALWAY 6244.74017411 30.23 64 53 W.N.W. 7 0 2 larsarooi. 80.24 49 48 S&L 8 8 1 Vslarra BO.ll 114 62 8.8.11. 4 5 2 Quesatstows 30.07 61 60 8.11. 4 0 8 Yassoirtz 30.23 64 61 Z. 3 o 8 LOssus 13221 62 60 Z. 7 0 Orris ..80.21 64 64 8.5. 6 o 4 Pole2stiottl..l3o.l2 64 62 Z. 8 1 2 PoirrLati)..... 8813 54 52 E.B.E. 9 o 4 10tym0017....120.119 62 60 Z. 6 1 3 Panslacs....lllo.lo 56 53 E.B.E. 2 5 4 CoPssimaziL. 45 E. 9 0 1 1121.081 it in EACH 1 b 6 Baser 3303 a E. 1 b 2 BATUW 2290 le E. 3 b 1 Lassos EXPLANATION. eted sad redone,! to as 13 . 1 °met5'r at taaaa Is level ; each 10 feet, of vertical rise, canting about cone-hundredth of an inch diminution : and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., causing nearly three-hundredths increase. E.—Exposed thermometer in shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew point), D.—Direction of wind (true—two points kft of meg. mile,. Y.—Force (l to 12—estimated). V.—Cloud (1 to 9). 1.- 111104 s b, blue sky : c. clouds (detached) : f, tug; h, hall :1, lightning; m, misty (I=4) ;o, overcast (dull) :r, rain; wow t, thunder. B.—tleadisturbance (1 to 9). Z.—Cahn. PREVIOVO 7O THIS REPORT. EXPECTED TILL NEXT REPORT. N._Britatn-8. to W. to N. and B.W. to N. and N.—Fresh— .E. -- 'Fina. to E. and 8.1. N.W.. N.Z., I.L. Trash. Coaat—W.N.W. to N. and B.lL—Fraab Intend—L to L—Yreall— T.. z. to 8.9. W. —Fresh—Ftho. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Herefordshire (ship), from Bombay, Sept. 30, Ist 36 N, lon 34 W. James Gray (brig:, from 8 side et Cuba for London, Sept. 15, lot 23.10, lon 84. Madge Wildfire laldp), from Liverpool for Bombay, Aug. 24, Ist itafil 9, lon 35.15. Murray (ship), for Adelaide, Aug. 26, lat 11 4, lon 21 W. Nil Desperandum, from. London for China, July 19, lat 39 8, lon 44 K Petebeleo, from Whampoa for London, Sept. 24, lat 31 N, lon 39 W. Ruben, for Algoa Bay, Oct. 7, lat 48 N, ion 9 W. 14111 ism 1i0der . 1 . 94 from Liverpool for Bombay, Sept. 11, lot 13.9 i, lon THE SMUGGLING ar SournamPron.—The eight defendants remanded on Monday by the Southampton ma gistrates on a charge of being concerned in smuggling 2061 b. of foreign manufactured tobacco and Ilb. llox. of cigars, on board the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Delta, viz.. Robert Hamilton, chief engineer; John Cock burn, James Young, John Ch.dmers, and J. C. Edney, ariaant engineers • Francis Kelly, leading fireman • Wil liam Allen, princip al storekeeper ; and Edward dipper thwaite, quartermaster, on Thursday surrendered to their bail. Mr. Beverley, jun., appeared on behalf of her Majesty's Commissioners of Customs ; Mr. F. Leigh, solicitor, for the defence. Mr. Beverley intimated to the bench that the Board of Customs withdrew from the prosecution against ill the defendants excepting Kelly and Allen, believing that they were the persons who had introduced the tobacco on board the ship. They were accordingly charged on au information exhibited by Mr. Beaumont, the collector of customs at Southampton, with having been on board a ship liable to seizure within a port of the United Kingdom, whereby each of them forfeited 1001. The facts of the case, as already published, were for mally substantiated. Mr. Beverley pressed for a conviction. It transpired that three men—lngram, Sheath, and Baum° --abeconded from the town on Sunday after seeding a note to Kelly exculpating the engineers . The magistrates, Mr. Bernard, Colonel Strettoo, Captain Tinling, R.N., Mr. Alderman Dusautoy, and Mr. Cooksey, sentenced the de. fendanta to a penalty of 1001. each or six months' imprison. meat. The ship is restored to her owners. Casual:ff.—The Queen of Freedom, Captain Richardeoe, from Loudon to Colombo, sailed from the Downs on the 13th of March last, and has not since been heard of. _ Nita/ JOINT STOCK BANK IX BIRMINGHAM.-- At a private meeting of the trading interest of Birmingham yesterday, it was resolved to establish • new joint stock bank in that town on the limited liability principle. The capital to be 500,0001., in 100/. shares. The " idea" has bees in some respect before the public for the last fortnight, and has been very favourably received. 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L Davin, of a daughter. 11,9)}121.D...- October 15, at ThrWell-street, Bristol, the wife of Illr. Y. Hadfield, of awn. RlRWAli.—October 15, at If ountloyeguare. Dublin, lenly Vic toria Mary Kirwan, of a daughter. LAITEIL —October 16, at Fulham, the wife of the Rev. A. S. fetter. of a daughter. Illf MAN —October 16, at Severe Iles near Worcester, the wife — ;,111 R Ramon, LW., of a daughter. PAT' ISON.--October IS, at Boundary-road, St. John's wood, the wife of If. J. Pattiaon, Esq., of • SOU. PORT.—October 10, at Richmond Cottage, liew.road, Hammer smith, the wife of Mr. C. Port. of a son. MARRIAGES. cuarrr—BLAßlFlTON: l oc4;berl73, at Thorpe, near Norwich. by the Rev. 11. M. Illaldaton, M.A., F. A. enhitt, Kau., Captain Regt. Fusiliers, to Bertha Harriet, daughter of the Late I'. Itlakiston, Ifsq.. Commander R.N. EDMISTON—LAY.—October 17, at Camberwell, by the Rev. O. Rogers, Mr. O. D. Edmiston, of Olengall.terraoe, Old Rect. road, to Ranh Amelia, daughter of J. Lay, Esq., of Adding ton.aquare, Camberwell. FREUD—KINGSFURD.—October le at the pariah church of Kensington, by the lev. B. Riugaford, M.A., O. It. Freed. Esq., of Canterbary. to MIA Laura, daughter of IL Kingsford, Esp., of Queen's JAMen—OVERTOrT=I6, at the pariah church. Lea mington, by the Rev.. 7. Craig, H. V. Jame*, Esq., to Maria Dorothea, daughter of J. Overton, Esq., of Coventry. gAMWELL—WATTA.—Detober 15, at Mt. Andrew's, Plymouth, by the lev. O. D. Doodney, Captain F. Sarnwell, 11.11.'s Innen Army, to Farah Nugent, daughter of Captain B. R. Watt*, R.N. DEATHS ATlCTN.—Ociaber IS. at Norwich, Kenneth Mackenzie Atkin, son of Lieut.-Colonel W. Atkin, Canadian Hides, l'rescoi, ranada. BARRAUD.—Octohm. -• • -..etAUD.—October 16, at Lower Norwood, Mary Ann, widow of the late J. Barraud, Bag., of Denmarbblo, Camberwell, ailed GO. BEiCiLeetaber 15, at Bloottleld-rnad, Malda.6lll. Ann Rebecca. relict or L. 11. Burt, But., sled 67. FLETVEILL —October 16, at Ilighbury.grange, T. 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