The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-26 00:00:00

Iwo' NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIIIAALTT, BUT. 26.-APPOINTNIPITIL-Lin tomato C. J. Belfast (1860), to the Colmar, 80, mow eteetwehip, of 400 Item power, with the Belem Fli et ; sad W. A. Cushier (1866), to the R collies% gummy ship, at Periassostb. Paymaster R Rose, to this Vulture, 8, paddle-wheel eteen-irirtete, of 470 be... power, with the Bald nat. Aseistast earposs D. Woos (1862), to the Uessdee, 2, iron paddle,. wheel shpasa.vessel, of 360-horefs pewee, st Portsm stasst ostls. Assi Paymaster is Chary 0. Loprielso (1861), to the Condit. &Nisi Assistant Sup= J. L. Saadi, to Plymouth Nth. pttal. Navel Cadets 8. Oaasiot. to the Calcutta, 84, with the galas Flea; C. V. Missy, to the Termaspat, 84, screw masa frigate, of 310-hane power, North America and West India gentles; B. B fkowart, to the Royal Albert. 121, wow steaspabip. of 1100.koras power, is the Bleak Bea, foe disposal ; T. H. Faloos, to the Simms, 8. kers serewetem troop ship, of 350 harm power, Medium, !Ratios; B A. Winttith, A. W. S. Lyoo, sad C. T. 8. D Michell, to the ladefatigahle, 60, flag ship, South East Coast of America PORTSMOUTH, Bart. 25. The Closes of the Bonth, steam transport, loading at Soutbsuiptoa, having epees tel a doses bats more than ere Ws at that port, that samba has bees despatched to day from this port by rail. Prom the manger is which they are constructed Oslo year, these dome hats (they HO of tle largest sis.) oorapy esmathing like 400 tons' speos ea board ship. Teem nape oenvoyanse teem this port to Soutlmarp• tat is a work of sews impartesse. Their transport to the • railway station hoe essond all the available wastage is the borough, and thdrtettsnal is. the Southampton terming. will give similar work there, whilst they will require a special trait oar the rail. It Is the opinion of many that it woeld have ben more emismaleal to have sent the Qum of the South to this port to have shipped theta from the dockyard where they were lying ; bat it appears that the Transport Board bevies made their calculatieos, it was found that the 'heaven plea would be to wad the huts gonad to the ship. Whether these calealations are cornet se not le a matter of doubt to sassy. WOOLWICH, Sim 25 Her Majesty's stemn-veseel Gumbo woo takes out @ldea this mentlag, end heeled tato the laser basis, make the AMIS, where her boilers him boss both lifted bate her this siterasea. ♦ large ■sesber of shipwrights have hese pet to work ea her, sad are working over laws, es as to get bee completed kw see by the Mb October. She will ties be plumed et the Abloom], of General Simpers is Mimeo ammo oe elm wee employed by Leal Eagles. BHIBENEBB, 8u?. 26. The Urgest, iron screw steam store ship, has left ism for Portimosth, after o most satisfactory trial of her latre mud qsalities. •mortor wows Bluff, Drake, and Porpoise have strived frost the Deltie. The mortars are landed hem, awl the easels pressed to Devosport sad Portsmouth. SPORTING. FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. SU DAY. Marom, 200, b ft. T.Y.C. (6 for. 140 yds.) Lad dastar's 14 by Doa Jobs oat of Platy, fat Mb Dela at lisdkord's Tyro Oka 7ft Flattias : 7t02 us Tyro. Was by throe-Toasters of a A OWIXPITAKIS Of 10 lOU. Wit ; for 2. yr•olds sad up -11/11,6; itto wieeer to be sold for 60 ton., if lissoadod, to. T.lr C (6 for. 140 yds.) (6 sobs.) Its. ids br itirttabor, 8 yrs, bit (E. /12212ia• _ _ Nampo) I OrpNis Wm's Persia. 2 y rs. 444 714 (final') I Illkorreit Jobs lastroyears, 4 yr5:5it..„......(J. Prises) 3 Kr. 14~1 Pasemalaar, yrs, 6st 710 .... . ....Wes) 4 Kr. 1112312044's $U y by Je1a4434431 oat . of - Sm. be 711 =7§6 r ; - - - - - Baits: 6to 4 eget Penis. 7to 2 apt any other. -. Won by MN a Isouta. Teo leagths between the woad sad IMAM. half a lsoith &Kerma the third and fourth. Mango area% lUy beams eff. TM wins*, was claimed, sad Penis wee elelmed radar the Newmarket rules by Mr. 8. Rogan Tan HOCNIINNAX Btsn of 300 sows. melt, h It, for 2.yr elm; ewe. bet 7th; anise, Bst 41b. T.Y.C. (6 lar. 140 yard.) (6 mobs ) la. J. /Imre P.155e.414. by *Abeam, let 71b ... (J. Priam) walked over Tall EASTMAN COUNTING HANDICAP, a sweepstakes of 16 seas. seek, 6 tt, with 100 added by the Beaters Counties Bailwsy Company. Toe monad to receive 26 saws. oat el the stakes. T.Y.C. (6 far 140 yds.) (44 rube.) Kr. T. Nitre Flrerow, by Amber, )2.4, 344 ilk (Bawdy) 1 AnAgesee ItZOOll. 3 fait IRO ...... (Pb I alp. Imes teams. abed...... (Bar‘belarasw 3 Mr. W. Mmaria's Pam, 4 yrs, set Kb (Edwards 4 The bellootag also ran :—Ala., Illy by Van Trump, oat of Qama bleb, 0, Aden Plover, Tresenery. Itestieg: 3 to 1 eseb apt Sparest sod Qa•ea Mab 6 to 1 net neared, 7 to 1 oath apt atrood sad °Ades Plover. Flamed leads measly all the nming, and woe by Soar leapt% the veered beaded the third by a bead; bad tourtb. Tremblay was fifth, Qa4rea 11ab filly sixth. Alas tad Golden Plower wire beaten a Wag way. liarcg.-10 kR. T.Y.O. (6 fur. 140 yds.) Due tit Sedluid4 Balaton, Se 24 (NM) 1 Psalm lAse4 21211.1222•4. Mt 71b 13sestag : 6 n 4 ea Suasion, who won by a sock. Teta koengt, IPrazail of 40 lows. *soh, h ft, for 2-yr ; oohs, 84 Ttb ; sad Chas, Bst 611 s. Canals ;mashies aid alloweases. The last hall of Ab.ll. (3 her. 217 yds.) l (17 sob..) Lora firtwe's Tattreldatitm br 0r10ad0,847 51b (Bartholomew I Mr. mwarty• &Wad* lit I Ilb (las. alb saw) ...-.... (Walls 3 Captain Lose Brum, (J. Mum 3 Iced s LLj h' StrOesteher. eat of Boorlloa. Si t &I (Flaws) 4 Doha of baked% missals, Sot Mb .—. . . (e. ItogorM Mr. Drimalcrs salt by Pyrrhus the lint.oat re Grey Toausro dam. set 7lb (A. 17 47) 6 Benito : 7to 4 eget flpiodle; 4to 1 art Ore, Tommy's dasa's colt; 6 to 1 apt latimidatioa ; 6 to 1 apt Eta queue*. Woo by a length ; tour !soothe betwee• the snood sod third ; two 'soothe betimes tho third sad fourth; bad lath. _ _ _ Tel GUANO Dull MICHAUL STAMM, of 60 soTo. AAA, let 3-yr•ulds ; odic list 71b; fillies, flst Lb TM, mimed to save big st.kr. A.F. (1 mile 2 far. 73 yards) (18 mho.) Mr. 04direteresairM, by TorraboratAst 71b(dsrtbolosew) Lard antsrey's award. 614710 (W•114) 2 Kr J. rush's lostieset. 66 (4. Day) Mr. W. '. Rends la 716 (Colllas, 4 Mr. Palm% Mar Iht rib (H. °pour) • B ,4111 •11: 7 si 4 Wpb Clare, 7 to 2 melt eget Iheekefoot sad Btrood. Was by • length, three Isegths between the tomcod and third—bad fourth. Noisy tuned round ea the Su as. dropped and did not get of SIILTU TUIZMNIAL P&ODCCI STAR= of 10.0... seek. for tyr-oldo ; cults, 8.171 b ; fillies, Bst 41b. The ease, of the mood horse to reiMve• sum equal to 10 per mot epos the whole stake, sad the °weer of the third a sem equal to 6 per cont. DI. (2 miles 119 yards). (84 mate.) Bina Ito:brebild's km/ Tom, by Harkaway (Obertbre 1 Mr. Orevilles Boer . ( 6.aroaa 2 Lord Ctildides (A. Day 3 Mr. Irsurirea 541 bes ............. ..... ......(Bmaby 4 Lard 032444 es soh byrardskomi oat of Pliyudis (Bartbolossw Mr. Orandiken Hiss Creel (T. &award) 6 Mr. Midair. Jenny Wren Mr L Plest'd Lltarteraust Mr. 0414Norte Les Mumps (L 3 harlis) 9 Benton: 11 to 8 era Kis./ Tom. 7 to I offered 'gaits% say other. Beer led to the Duke's stand, where King Tom passed him and wen in • rooter by sin length.; the ethers widely toutorat. Champagne pulled up lame. LINCOLN RACES—MONDAY. Tits BtOWSLOW STAltill of b soya sash ; 21r-olds,l3lt; three, tht ; tsar. Bst 12its ; flys, 9st Sib ; sod mod, 9st lftib ; entails passion sod snowsuits. Oass Eds. (6 subs ) if throe Dorsal had start's!. 26 eon. would hays bon added W the stakes. __ _____ _, Mr. W. IL Brook's Itsapsess, by Birdestebar, I (D yrs oo rnail' , 61 46 Mr. William% lbe ViLtago Cork, 2 yrs, lit . (Doeber) ) I Ten ilfsLlll.l4lll' Bni.urto BTonss of 6 son. each, with 16 added; ter 67r.01d• and upwards' optional satins orrigh's ; the vetoed to save bit *face. Ose agile. Mr. Jeses's Gay, by Illeibennsa, $ yrs (101.), Set 111 b (Bentham 1 lir. Plabartos's Or I by I.go—Cblerly 3 yrs (lot), let (D. 4. 1) y W. I. Load's Bwdeoas., aged ( ,01.), 70 1110(ot/den Tat tilb goad, Jas. I TKO LINOOLIteI Ma BANDICAr BTAILIIII Of 10 /01111. 060 h, 1 it, awl 'soy 3 it declared. Ite., with 100 added. Retro weight eel avail' wtonvre. The oecond to save kis stake. Two miles. (30 • ob., 12 of whoa &duo d.) We 0. Moak% Tiede,. by Tetwastree, 5 yes, Ist Mb (Aldoret 1 M. J. OsivourbOosisted. 4 yrs, to 101 b (laded. (Beezesitlolbeztra 2 QOM" It lowerth's Made, 0 yrs, bet 71b (earrhd tat Sib t at 3 Iltr.OorWt% Little Irewalo, 3 yro. Set lib-- (Fordhan 4 To. °Willi &rein of 6 revs sub, with 60 aided. for ire olds; eel's, Bet 70, ; allies sad soldier, Set 34. Cow Ws penalties aod alley/earn ; the mead to eon Ma stake. Terse•qmsrterl of a site (6 sibs ) Mr. tr. H. Brook's blassasue. by birdastaber, 044 KO (J. ()Awes) walked over TRII VICINTIIUI' Steen •f 3 SOTO. 004 b, with 25 added; 3 yr-olds, get 61b; lour, 10.171 b; Sr., llst 21b ; We sad god, list 10,b; certels posalties sad allowances; ',allo ws riders; prefessioaele slli eztra. Two WIN. Mr. J. D 1111144 1 .0 Irk Lenalsi. by Vend" seri, 'let (IL DEMPINaI t Mr. Breme'''n Cerdsharper, 4 yrs. 11.1 311.----.....(Pearl 1 Mr. T. Clatabere's Okakepsere, 4 ere (b b), 11l /lb ...(Basy $ TOIIIDOT. OM =MAIO Tazimarit.) 1111047iLEBBT Min. _ ?TAO ...aa.. avame's :Lam 1117111.111011. STAID. AIIIIIPII _ THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENDIft, SBPI'EMI3ER 26, 1855. of Staub the 16th LAM, ever: dittobsed by Yr. Yardley, who mid that be had held to Novara °cessions to wapitis of i Tig i b si asopery SONG Wog brought forward by the polies the pebliesne sod boor shopkwepen. The two he ha r g e t: k atiepeoed of gum of that elan. They we very mid hod tonapied his time and tato son from task boisene wowing,. If any more such ewe were boonsht hada Na he thould order coots to be paid by the penes to the defesdaato they sun sowed. FROM the LONDON GAZZTTZ, 2'soisclay, Sop& 26. FOREIGN-OFFICE, AVG. 30. The Queen has hewn graciously pleased to appoint Richard Wood. Esq , now her Majesty's Consul at Desseems, to be her Majesty's Agent and Consul General in the Regency of DOWNINHSTREET. San. 20. The Haws has beset pleased to maim Victor Hosltem, BK., to be Chief Secretary to the Goversoteat of Malta; Viscous* Memo, 111., to be Cubist of the Treasury ; Gaetano Beiertiso, H.q., to be Second A.ssistaat is tb. Chief Secretary's Mee; sad Galeeppe Mostmearo, 114 , to be Collector if Lind Romans hr the said island. Her Kalov has ales loses pleased to appoint Astbouy O'Grady Lany, seq. to be Treasurer end Collector of Interual Review for the colony of Western Australia. THE MURDER IN ARTILLERY-LANE. Yesterday Daniel London , who is charged with the murder of Ida wife, Catherine Londe., at 16 - Pullasteet seam on the norslagf Tuesday kat, wee Itiveset before Kr. Wilysoosn, at Worship4tnot pekoe mart, for flea 6:anisettes. — Whoa the was glued to the dock his Andrea, who ware be the wort. burst Into tears, sad oae, who weat into violent hysteric*. was removed. The dapositioas tans at the esaraisation last Tuesday were read onr to tb. several witatesee and confused. Mr. Shaw, the outgoes who woe called is, described the nature of the two wooed' deemed had received is her seek Os. was three east s half lulu, the other au bath skd a haU loaf. Great forte mast hate beea aced to produce sub wounds. _ _ WAR-OFFICE, Barr. 26. 64th Roylomat of Foot—Major General James Freed', Quartermaster GI I of the Army, to be colonel, vice General Sir Richard Bourke, K.O 8.. deceased. let West India Regiment—Lieutesant 0 00000 1 Sir Gasp Bowles, K.C.R., to be colonel, vim General Sir Gawp 1. Napier, H.O 8., deceased. 4th Regimeot of Dragoon Ginards—Lientesaat G. M. Morgan to be Inputs by purchase, via Webb, who retires; Lieutenant Robert Gunter to be captain, by purchase, via Brigstocke, who retires; Cornet G. A. Muttlebury to be lieutenant, by purchase, vim Morgan. 13th Light Dragoon '— Captain Henry Holden to be major, by purchase, vice Gore, who retires; Lieutenant R. It: King. to be captain, by purchase, vies Holds. ; Cornet Harry 0. Moan to be Hiatuses% by purchase, vial King 16th Light Dragoons—Cornet H B. Wright, from the 13th Light Dragoons, to be corset, without purchase, vice Sewell, appointed paymaster of the 6th Dragoon Guards. 16th Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant Willissa Armstrong to be captain, by purchase, vice Hereford, who retires; Emig* Henry Kama to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Armstrong. 20th Foot— Chula Very, gent., to be ensign, by parchue, via Madonogh, promoted. 28th Foot—Lk:magma Jame Williams to be aptalc,47 The most neszkod attention was paid by the prisoner to the surgeon's evidence, bet he made no observations epos it. Join Davis, a labourer, said he lived in the same house with the deseased and her husband, and in a room en the same tem. UN Tee day morning, about seven o'clock, he hosed weans of murder, which were repeated seven or eight times, from Mn. Lordoe, the deceased. Then he heard • wrestling, and Mr. Cordon spoke in • load votes. He used abusive len • towards his wife, but he did not I hear may foal language Ire. her. He did not bear her say *siting, bet cry mu der." When the as had rot down abase half way he heard further cries of" murder" three Ulm. Then the man returned to the bedroom. I Wits... or.. out of his room, sad saw at Lordon's bedroom door a pool of blood, with • slipper lying in it. He looked Imo London's room, but saw nob..dy in it. Ho rim blued from Lerden's room down the stain to the Ant land ing, when be saw Mn. Lord°s sitting with her face in her bands, which were restiag upon her knees. Hs spoke to Kn. Loden twin, bet received no answer. He afterwards saw the prielmor, and said to him, " Well, Mr. Lorne,. what de paid' this t" He replied, " Ire • bad job." Fryman was item Salm late custody. He appeared to have boos drinking. hat to Iwo nuarly reersered Iron Ito effects. He inasiderel the primer to be a Moody sort of mart. The dessemd woo • puma of very dissipated habits. Priseaer—At the time you beard cries of murder, did thrg=Nome keen under the doer ? Yee, moat the dem Whets—By the mad Prkesar—He do yea know It wee weer the door ? Prteeser—Did you hear any words peas at the time ? Whew—Yee ; I hoard u call her a—. Primmer—How do you know it 111111 ae ? Witmer—Hy the yoke. Prfeenar—Where were you at that time? Wilier—la bed. Primer—,.How far wa that off? How far was year doer hen my rem ? WP•see—About fire or el: yards. Primer—Wee your door locked ? Witmer— Y . es, it wee. parched*, vice Remadge, who retires; Enaiin J. W. Kingsley to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Willis 82nd Feet—The emend Christian name of Maisie Bennett is Bibles, and not Elides, as previously stated. 33rd Foot—Sergeant Major Ciemm Tceeland,, from the Grenadier Gaudio, to be ensign, without purchase ; Ensign G. Telexed to be adjutant, vim Treat, who resigns the dateney only. 38th Foot — W illiam Gerard Byron, gest., to be ensign, by purchase, vise Grieve. promoted. 39th Foot—To be Badges, by parches—Copper Francis Oldfleld, gent., vies Smith, promoted • Samuel Fyson, gent., vies Prichard, promoted ; Jell Bartholomew Corhillis, gent., vies Hors, promoted. and Foot—Ensign W. P. Heaketh to be lieutenant, by purchase, vim Macpherson, promoted ; Fits Allen, gem., to be easigz, by purchase, vim Hesketh, p. emoted. 47th Foot—Thomas Radii, Thmison, gent., to be midge without purchase, vim Mallet, promoted. The Christi's ' name of Swigs Roberts is Francis, and not John, as previmily stated. 50th Foot—Lieutenant John Thespian to be captain, with out purchase, vies Frampton, promoted ; Ensign H. B. Chicboster to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Thompson; George Edge, gest, to be ensign, without parches*, vice Chichester. 82nd Foot—The name of the Lieutenant promoted from the Cape Mounted Rifles on 21st September, 1855, is Charles Studdert Mammal and not, Charles Stuart Mannsell, as previously stated. 86th Foot—Captain Henry W. Gordon, from half pay unattached, to be captain, vim Rawlins, appointed to the Invalid Darla at Chatham; Lieutenant M. Lipper to be captain, by purehue, vice Gerdes ' who retires. 88th Foot—To be Captains, without purebus—Lientenant ' W. C. Pearson, vice Corbett, killed in action ; Lieutenant H. H. Day, vice Wray, killed in action. 92nd Foot—Brevet Lieutenant Colonel G. B. Thorold to be lieut o colonel, without purchase ; Brevet Major Robert M. Sutherland, to be major, without per obese, vies Thorold. To be Captains, without pur chase Lieut O. Stott, vice Sutherland ; Lieu tenants E. C. B Elphinstale, C. Parsons, and J. A. McDonald. Ti be Lieutenants, without purchase— Ensign P. F. Good', vim Stott; Eaten T. Gordon. vice Elphinstnne ; Ensign W. H. Bhafto. from the 25th Foot. To be Ensigns, without purchase—Ensign H. A. Ellis, flees the 93-d Foot, vice Gooch ; Ensign Francis Roberts, bin the 47th Foot, vies Gordon, Primmer (to the magistrate)—l deny that any load words between se sad my wife. Bliss said eke resided oa the Boor below the prisoner. About 2o' look on the ntornieg of last Tuesday she was disturbed by the prisoner, who was quarrelling with hie wife :sad a as. In the street. Bhe heard nothing after that until between 7 and 8 o'clock. when aim ssw deceased sitting on the stairs, bat did not speak to her, thinking site was tipsy. Witness bad scarosly ever seen her ,sober for a week daring the last six yaw,. She was I wry abusive to her husbaad, and would frequently get drunk sad annoy him when be wits at work. Prisoner was not altogether a sober man, bat he was not a regular drunkard. Mr. D'llyaeourt—Did you ever it, her in ooespauy with • winch V ? kinsman Winton—No, I never saw Kingston till this moment. Marian Lordon aged 18, the eldest daughter of the primmer, wee easmlied She said she went to a raffle on the evening prior to the murder, to the Green Dragon, in Hall.enee-street, the r. ffli being got up by her issothres friends in her behalf, her father being out of work. Mem witness weat to the Orson Dragon her mother was slim hat her father was rather the worse for liquor. Me.was there, sad Daniel Crease, her mother's .. Her father wanted to get to her to strike her, and hole node pushed him down stain sad looked the door, and MIS ant was the way to serve him. In about a quarter of les Ina WWI, returned, and ordered some boor, when Owe sad mother penes serried him half way down stairs, and Mg him go. Kirgetoa took no part against her father. They wore es the beet Urns. When they arrived at Per inatal-wort, Kimonos mut witness for • ;PA of beer, and it wee druak Wiwi."' the three of them—witnees ' King. non, and her mother. Shortly afterwards, and while they were talkie, r, her fa th er r ushed by them. Kingstria celled out "Dan," bot he made no reply, and went up main. Kiev.= then spoke to a policeman, and asked hint to take her father in charge, but be declined to do so. Kingetoat then said he would gs to the police station, and the saw nomor of him that night. Kr. D'Synersurt—Have you any reason to believe that year father wee jealous of Kingston ? Witmess—l believe there was a little grievance about Anne asst eye ; but! was not at home then. Tbe tl..lifTt et tete witness's evidence,whieh was given irri purl balk went merely to the proof of facts which haw heee denlibd by other witnesses. TM prisoner cross-examined tbh witnen at some length, whits view to show that she was mistaken in some cf her statements. He added, that dialog the week he had been in the House of Detention be had been able to collect all the partieulare, and he knew that his daughter had made mhdakes—not, however, wilfully, for she use incapable of that. 97th Foot—Ensiga A. R. N Gould to be lieutenant, with. out purchase, vice Preston, killed in action • Samuel Slater, r mt., to be ensign, without purchase, se Gould 99th Foot—Lieutenant F. W. Despard, to be captain, without purchase, via Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Reed, deceased ; Lieutenant L. J. Naos to be captain, by pur chase, vice Despard, whose promotion. by Purchase, on the list Jane, has been cancelled ; Hoskin Charles William Quin to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Despard; George Richards Harvey, gent., to be assign, without purchase, vice Quin. lot West ludic Regiment—Alezander M. William Samson, gent., to be ensign, without perolme, vice Kentiek, pro moted. ItoTaljanadlan Rifle Regiment—Enslgn C. IL Williams to be lieutenant, without numbs's, mee theme, promoted ; Lieutenant Dome Nissan hums to be adjutant, vim Mumps. promoted. Saint Helena Regiment—Acting Assistant Burgeon James Jardine, M.D., to be assistant surgeon, Ace Forlonse, deceesed. _ _ ___ __ . ____ ___ ----- Another daughter, who was in court, exclaimed—. That is lay father—that amp father—may, let me speak for my father." The magisurate said she had better be taken :ago a private room, but she refused t, leave her father's aide, and was allowed to renal.. Kingston, the Ran wines name hen been so often men tioned, was sallied up, and bound over to appear at the trlaL The magistrate said be would not examine him, but at the trial the prisoner*: the judge could put soy questions Ito him they pleased. The prisoner was then remanded until Tuesday neat, when he will be formally committed. ties of ramrods arisieg from the sloop Anna Marls, cap. tared on June 7, 1864, by her 11 , ,jesty's ship Archer. Notice is hereby veep, to nil persons interested therein, that preparations are now making for the intended d' - bution of proceeds arising from the Danish brigantine Steen Bale, captured on May 26, 1864, by her Majesty's ship Conflict. Da* notice will be given, by future advertisements in the London Gazette, of the date proposed for the commence ment of distribution ; and, at the same time, the amount of an individual's share in the respective alum will be an , nonneed. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Sam 20. zx as was= "loam." Notios.—The Board of Trade being about to apportion the amount of compeneation to persons for the lose of their hashandr, wives, parents, or children, in the ship John, wrecked in May last— All parses* having claims who have not yet sent in their claim fur compensation, are requested to snake immediate application to the "Secretary, Marine Department, Board of Trade," tv the proper forms of claim, which, after being filled up ea required, are to be forwarded by them to the Board of Trade, if they have not already done so, on or before Oct. 10 proximo, after which date no claim ma be admitted. TREASURY WARRANT ON COLONIAL POSTAGE. (Prom last night's Gasstte.) Whereas by en act, passed is the fourth year of the miss of her present Majesty, intituled "An Act for the of the Daties of Postage," it is enacted that it le lawful for the Contenia•ioners of her Majesty's tress time to time, and at any time after the pass rgl,72at act, by warrant under their hands, to alter and In any of the rates of British postage or inland postage, payable by law on the transasiasion oy the poet of foreign or colonial letters or newspapers, or of say other printed gegen, and to abject the tame to rates of postage accord tat i the weight thereof, and a scale of weight to be con in scab warrant. New we, the Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury, in ammehe of the powers vested in us in and by the said ra dial ass, sad of another powers enabling us in this behalf, do by this ennui (under the hands of two of us the said memmissiesers by the authority of the statute in that ease node and provided), order and direct that on every letter set easeeiiair half an ounce is weight transmitted by the pieddirett by British packet•boat between any ports in the British colonies, or between any ports is the British colonies and any foreign pert (not in any such cases passing through the United Kingdom) there shall be cheesed and taken (in lieu of the rates heretofore chargeable for the ma conveyance et emit letters) a packet postage of fear-pence. And we direct that on every letter, manumitted as is mentiened is this warrant, exceeding half ea ounce in weight, there shall be charged, taken, and paid progressive and additional rates of postage as follows (that is Miry) t On every such letter szoesdiag half as ounce is weight and net eseeedieg one ounce in weight two rates of postage. On every studs litter eamieding one mince sad not sassed iv two onuses in weight, four rates of postage. Oa every such letter exceeding two ounces and sot nosed *atm osmosis weight, rim rates of postage. *TM need letter ezeeedieg three moose sad not „ m ai n & woman in weight, eight rates of postage. And Ina every Demos to weight above the weight of four =there shall be charged and takes two additional postage, and every fraction of an own above the weight of four mom shell be shaved as one additional SUMO. amid ash progressive and additional rat* chargeable Met this flume shall be estimated and charged at the sum WWI say sub litter would be charged with under this innsmet, if not ezemeding half as ounce in weight. . And we farther direct that the rates of postage sharper!' cal Sash letters as aforesaid, for the sea conveyance thereof, abe he charged in addition to any Inland colonial rates that Vie melds thereon. we further direct that nothing in this warrant cos- Weed shall in anywise alter, prejudice, or affect the engine- Ono NM privileges granted by the said recited act passed in Me $llllOl year of the reign of her present Majesty, nor is anywise postai., or affect the privilege which oMoers, sea ms, led edam employed is her Majesty's smile, wed seamen mid soldiers employed In the envies of the Beat India Censpaay, now by law enjoy of seeding sad receiving letters by the post, subject to the regulations and nitric doss in respect of the same. And we farther direct that the term "by the poet , " seed hi this warrant, shall include the esaveyame• through Zid we farther direct, that this warrant shall ems into apostles ea the let day of January, 1866. MA ow hanky declare and dime, that It shall be lawful h e cis egginksissera, fog lb* time being, of her Majesty's Treasury, or amy two of them, by wareat, stodge' their daub at any time hereafter, to alter or repeal any of the rates hereby altered, or the regulations hereby made, and to make and establish any as. Or OW retie Of regWations in Use thereof, and fry dime to time to appoint at whet Uwe the vat's that may be payable are to be paid. Whitehall, T r easury Chusbers, the leth day of September, 1865. DUNCAN. IL BRAND. BANKRUPTS. °sown Palms& BouthamitCa.acToi, 103ffinrveador Ott. 3 at 2, aid Nov. 6at 1, at Barlhabab.strcet. &A., Paten" bouveneativet; or. swag., J. baton, BaavagbalWaraot. WlLutr Amon. briatoo. Surrey, &Abbr. Oot. 4 at 1, and Nov. 1 at 12. at baatnaltall-sureat. 1101, Hooker, bartlett'aboll&ngs, Hot bora ; off. wig, Miro" Ituainballatrett. Gimes Setiotrr. Goalreil.outtet. aoskotionor, Oat. 6 at 2, and Nov. 6atll, at badagata.stztai. bola, bag& rad Nog baraar&ton, Holborn: at ao&p. Counaas rreet-bullob. Joan Ptrnion, olOa.rotd, SC Joha'airood, aid 1 ;21c-street, Ofol• - . r venor-square, surgeon, 0 - a. 3 at 11. sad 14tie. 6 at 12, at BasingnaH emet. Sol., Weeder, FuralTll:s4ll32 rag., bell. Coleman- 110112; lELTIIIMAY, South-beak, Bt. John's-wood, Wing merchant, Oct. Sat 2g, sad Nov. bat 1. at flaausgball-eueet. Sots., Itobtrts, Clement'r tat , and Waltham Crum, Hertfardshire; of. amts., Edwards, sus -court. Imam Taoism Pricaarr, Haaover-atmet, Hanoverogoara, tailor. Oct. kat .1, sad Nov. aat 2, at Basurshau-street. Mts., tad and Lloyd, Bloosnaborpsqoare; off. awls., Liq Aklemasabury. Terris KIMID4II, Nether's; Devonshire, Misr machant, Oct 4 at 1, sad Nov. 21 at 11, at Lomas Court. dots.. Turner, Cathe dral-yard, and /Bogdan. Easter; off. wig., Hirtsel, Exeter. Wimaan trump, Liverpool, chocolat. Oct. b and Nov. it, at 11, at laverpcs4 Court- bulls., Evans sad don, Liverpool; of. swig., Bird, Liverpool. inowas ALLIS sad Towns Comm= Comm, Manebeater, ltauw warenensmodll, Oct. 12 and Nov. I, at 12, at Manonester Co art. Nola., Within= and Petty, Harmbeater ; off. anig, Hoe mina, bleaohaster. 1140LVENT T. Bald**, Bwartacasab, Kral, jo rasyraaa meant grinder—W. Gast, ibesner•terraoq Poplar, leyar W. J. Contdognam. Can. alas lbws, Ursa. Moor —G. IL &rah. Crewe; Caastrerwell, cr =tar —T. E. Moore, Groat Titelillaldatrot, Word-Weet, MARKETS. COTTON.—LivaarooL, Sart. 25.—The market closed tamely and steadily, without the least change in priors. The sales are 5,000 bales-1,000 for ezport, sad 1,000 cm specn:ation—comprisiag 40 Pernambuco and Maranhao, at 60. ; 60 Bahia, at 6, t. ; 180 Egyptian, at 511. to 61. ; sad 600 Surat, at 4d. to 414. COTTON GOODS.—Murgdurnt., Sam 25.—80th in the home sod foreign markets buyers are limiting their operations, influenced no doubt by the prospect of d 16 is monil ; consequently there is very little business either in yarn or cloth. Some kinds of cloth remain firmer than other., each as fine 27-loch printing cloths, which have been recently taken in good quantities for Americo, and grey T cloths and long cloths, which have been taken for the Levant India shirting', long cloths, and jimmies are again a elude lower in value, but the decline is seemly of a quotable amount, and the market is rather irregular. Prints have lately been in fair request, but there is now less demand. Trees ere no heavy stocks of yarns, but the dullness of the market has again depressed prices I slightly, which may be quoted about et per lb. 1. as then lost Tuesday. The monthly circular of Messrs.°. Fraeer,Boo, and Co., issued Ude day, contains the following remarks: " The course of our market has been of a s.imewhat chequered character since our lest, and its tone and tendency have in the interim changed entirely. We then bad to notice a recovery from the depreesi , n which bad been experienced since the reaction had commeured, which set in during the month of Jane, and our quotations were generally edges:tut somewhat over those we gave in our previous circular. The improvement continued for a week or two longer, and prices were for many articles carried a little higher, those articles takiet the lead which form the staple of the pur chases for the United States, with which country preps:a lone have been making for doing a large business in the ensuing spring; and nest to these the articles which chi, fly are purchased for tie Greek trade, as T cloths, loogclotbe, sad certain claws of printing cloths. There was also some further improvement in the prices of dub. end 711). 39 inch shirting., as also in the wider kinds, and in low qualities 0f.6-4 jecconets, suitable for the India trade, as the accounts from Calcutta, responding to the &deices hem of rising prices, and of excited markets, up to the first mail in Juno, continued favourable ; and it was only a few days before the last mail set off from ,that important market that the re action was heard of which we subse gaudy experienced. Thus some little further improve ment was established in prices throughout our market, and the amount of business done was a full ge. But all along there was more or lee of an uneasy feeling, in conse quence of the gradual drain of bullion from the Bank of England, and simultaneously of rising grain mar kets both at home and throughout Western Europe." Atter notieng the very close contusion Meting between a good h , coupled with cheapness of provisioes, and a good trade, and glancing at the fact that the wages of the operatives both here and in Franc* and Germany have had an upward tendency under the iefleence of emigration for some years past, whilst the harvests hays fallen short of en average, they attribute the more decided check the market is now experiencing to the enhancement of discounts. "Whilst looking, therefore (they further observe) for a some what crippled demand for our manufactures, and of lower ing prices, as the consecisence of dear food and dear money, it is satisfactory to fled the same circumstances are directly teatending reduced eat of production. Cotton, notwith standing the very light stock in the country, cannot main- tun farmer values, but is giving very decidedly :n prices for all grades. This is the more important just now, as the state of the cotton market might have been very ticklish, and have produced a very awkward course in our market during the next few months. If this period be bridged over, as now seems most probable, we may probably fled the trade relieved from that anxiety which has existed of late as to the supply and price of the raw material, for whilst there are probably some 200.000 or 250,000 bales of last year's growth yet to come to market, it is generally believed that the new crop will be early to market, good in quality, and of unusual abundance. Mean. time it is satisfactory that there are no heavy accumulations of goods made from dear material, stocks in our market being generally very light." THE LINEN TRAHE.—The improved condition of the markets &CMS the Atlantic and the better demand for goods at home have created a desirable change in the linen trade. Prices are certainly not yet up to the point which I fair profit to the capitalist and fair wages to the operative ; hut it the state of markets contains favourable —and we should add if the food of the people becomes more equalised to genets! mange —there is everything to hope for in the prospective trade. Low goods are to be had at the brown markets on very easy terms; medium linens sell in larger lots sad at fall rates ; sad fine fabrics, say from 22 and upwards, are in steady sale, under more favourable circumstances to holders. The vane of lawns, recently so much depreciated, is improving and the handkerchief trade may be noted as pretty active. That new and at present melt important plisse of Ulster staple, the manufacture el shirt fronts, occupies a great number of hands in getting up the' brown article, while, in the finish, a large outlet for female' labour has been opened. In the last-named department the girls eogaged earn good wages, sod there is no scarcity of employment. From foreign markets trden have increand to a larger intent than wee anticipated. It is aid that by the late hurricane in Mazatlan, is. Mexico, 30.0001. worth of linen goods were sunk in the bay; at all events, goods to this &moue' have been ordered, ,wlog, it is believed, to the calamity. Stocks of yarns with our spinners and merchants are heavy; rates as usual. A change, however, is expected at an early date, es weavers, who are now out at the h and getting better wages than they could obtain at the loom, will soon be employed. It is considered, owing to the enmity of cloth in the bands of manufacturers, that a fresh impetus will be given to the trade next month, end that many who are at present doing little will go into the busi ness with spirit and enterprite.—Bonnsr of Ulster. MANUFACTURES.--Ht SirT. 25.- Thera has been • slightly increases. demand for light steel mixtures, but in other goods buyers did not purchase freely We du not bear of so much being made to order, yet trade on tie whole maintains a tolerable degree of steadiness. WOOLS.-.-HIIDDZIEFIRLD, SEPT. 25.—There is not so pod a demand for wools at present, end define the week trade has been decidedly slacker, but former prices are still maintained. WOOL—Lsods, Szre. 25.—There was a small attsad• alma of merchants sodosanufootarera at market . 14 -day, sod the amount of woods in the Coloured Clotb•hall was lly no in oaks large. The sales were on a par with the attendance; and spathe whole It was a decidedly flat market. INDIGO.—The price of this article continues very firm ; trameatime have, however, been confined to small orders for the immediate requirements of the home trade. The seat periodical sale is tined for the 9th maim°, and up to date 11.681 Meets are declared, which will probably bia ia ereseed to about 12,000 chests; as far as we have proceeded with oar examination, we find a very large proportion con sists of low and ordinary quality. By &doles* from Cal cutta we ►earn that the amounts of new crop cootiaue favourable, and that an culture of 136,000 maunds gay be ezpeeted. The exports from the let November, 1864, to 7tb genet, were to Great Britain, 17,274 chests; to France, 6,904; to foreign Boropt, 13; to America. 2,012; and to the Gulf, aco., 1,626 cheats. Total, 26,859 cheats. The stook of Guatemala indigo is much below the avenge qaaatity, and omelets @Diego of low sad undesirable sorts. Two snivels have, however, jest cow to head, sad wiles LAND TRANSPORT CORPS. William Handfddr, iroert - asi - adiatant of the Royal &wiener Firld Equipment, to be wooed captain. PROVISIONAL DEPOT BATTALION. Lieuten;aieidOi;:f iii;RW.iaiss;Ly;itiiri;l;ae#, unat tached, to be lieutooeut colonel. INVALID DEPOT. Psymastm Obarleaßitl;etbririfioiras, late Elm: Riaes, to be paymaster. BRITISH GERMAN LEGION. lit Rifle Battalion—Freneit Warren, Bag., to be paymaster. HOSPITAL STAFF. Assistant Surgeon James Fraser, M.D., from the 28th Poot, to be staff surgeon, mend elms. Assistant Surgeon Andrew Leith Adams, M.D., from the 22nd Foot, to be staff summon of the steroid class. Assistant Surgeon Robert William Wooleombe, from half pay of the 68th Foot, to be assistant surgeon to the forces. BREVET. Major General Sir J. L.PsiTrinf;titer, S C.B , to have the to al rank of lieutenant general in the Island of Malta. Colonel Rtward Macarthar, unattached, to have the local rank of major general in Australia. Colonel James Robertson Crawford, of the Grenadier Guards, to bate the local rank of brigadier general in Turkey. Major and Brevet Colonel A.G. Bleohford, of the 24th Foot, having been promoted to the brevet rank of lieutenant colonel on June 7,1849, for service in the field, and having consequentle completed sin years' service in that rank on Juan 7, 1856, to be colonel in the army, is conformity with the memorandum dated May 1, 1856, his commission to bear date June 7, 1855. The undermentioned cadets of the East India Commas?' earth* to have the local and temporary rank of Benign during the period of their being placed order the cem. mend of Colonel Sandhi's, of the 11 - tyal Botineers, at Chatham, for field instructions in the art of sapping and mining :—Renry Cecil Moore, gent.; Harvey Rhodes Faber, gent. The undermentioned officers, haying been selected for ser vice with the Turkish Contingent, to have a step of local rank while so employed : To have the local rank of Major—George Caldwell Dickins, Rel., late captain 46th Foot. To bane the local rank of Captain—Lieutenant Joseph Hind, 28th Regiment Helical Native Infantry ; Lieute nant F C. 'lsobar, Williams, 16th Light Ullmann. ; Lieutenant Newton Cbsr:es Chichester, 3rd Light Drs- goon.. To have the local rank of Aseatent Bnrgeon—William Isaac Spencer, gent. To have the local rank of Acting Assisting Burgeons— Harry Ernest Bimpeon, gent.; George Banta Mowbray Black, gent. The undermentioned officers to have a step of local rank while employed with the Irregular Cavalry under the command of Major General &swop : To have the local rank of Captain in Turkey—William Gill V. 0. Bridgman, late cornet 10th Light Dragoons, and now bolding the local rank of lieutenant in Turkey. To have the local rank of Lieutenant in Turkey—W. H. Ward, gent. The undermen.iotted (*admen to have the local rook in Turkey of Veterinary Surgeons while attached to the Land Transport Corps of the Turkish Contingent:— Frederick de Fair Elkes, gent., Cherie' Moir, gent. The undermentioned gentlemen to hem a step of lated rank in Turkey while attached to the army serving nadir his Ezeellency Omer Pasha : To have the local rank of Assistant Inspector of Hospitals— Alezander Farquhar, Esq. To have the local rack of Eiergeem:.-Frederick Le Wearier, B.g , 8 D Bird. Fag , Thomas Bossard, E.g., George Robert Cabin, Esq , Horatio Edsall, Esq., Charles Fre derick Bdw.rd, Esq, John Bake Husbaed, Esq., Robert Brodeur!' Carter, Bsg Jolts Netten Radcliffe, Esq Richard Ford. Foote, Big A uguit „ Pont, Esq.. h . b .. t : Risk Allah Eff.odi, Jams Phillips, Esq., Henry Kiall • mark, 114., John T Jenkins, Eqj The local rank of Lieutenant Colonel in Turkey, while caning M the Irregular Cavalry, under the command of Major General Bosom, ermierred on James Bt. John Macro, late maim 3let Foot, and published In the Gazette of Aug. 31, 1855, has been cancelled. MILITIA. Tb Quota au groolo;;liiii;s;id toapprovo of Sir David Mozwoll. of Cardoaw, But.. Wing beams, ooloael of Qs Galloway Rifle Rogimost of Militia. NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Departsasst of the Aeon:Oast-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Seeserset-Deere, Sept 20. Nodes is hereby gives, to all persons interested thsvels, that preparatioas ars non making for the isteaded distri bution of proceeds aria*/ from the Dutch galliot Awe this& Jutting, captured on May 23, 1564, by b e . m ik o b , l .,, obi, Areas,. Nodes is hereby given, to all pumas tateseetod thereia, that reperstiess an mew salsa ter the fatiodedl dig 4bo. cLatil intelligence. COURT OF r.—San. 26. LW 13 3013 01031/3. TIN bankrupt was described u an envelope meaufashirer sad gladsome. of 2111, Strand. tradisi seder the fins of Meow sad Co. Tie bankrupt ea Me Ist Jemmy, 1864. was pared of 1,4884. Hs Sew owed 61U.; to enured creditors. 6161. Ti. ip.rty was estimated to mhos 6001 ; other soots 1004. • property by mound meditate, 6001. Mr. Cbidisy eliPperted. Mr. HmtLasid, for the meioses. isquind 'bother the bankrupt skonld sot be required to disclose the motet for the preparation o 6 a modieassent of which be was the pro prietor. Hb Hower said a bankrupt was bound to do tbe utmost for hie indite's, but the overt could not compel him to dio des, the mast. _ _ . The beakrWit, who refused to deliver up the snipe, than penal lie last examination. THE POLICE CO URTL MANSION-HOUSE. —.---.. _ Baldwin Spe.4l who was sum days ego easminod urn the charge of Stabs robbod Miss Johann* Dorsch's, to whom le bad been paying his addresses, was broeght up for Qui essaination. Mr. Heard, from the Sees of Mr. Buchanan, attended for the prisoner. The justice-room was aowdad daring the incestigatios. Tao following is snore accurate statement than could oolleeted fres the unconnected and contradictory do. tails el dm first saminatloa. Miss Jamas& Donchen said (through an laterpreter)—l reesatly ease ova to this country. Tn e prisoner was lime at the time. He was my lover, sad bad boss se at Bream. I now charge him with baying robbed se of a shawl, a mole, sad a haadkerchiet. I misted the arti cles from my bedroom at the Adelaide Hotel, Ludo*. bridge. I did aft as the prisoner take the articles. but he was in my room oa tits day I missed them. I have heard that be is a married man. I has remind several letten from his, is which he szpreessil his wish to marry me hes. I Th. Fowl Mayor—Was e. staying with you at the Ads ' laid' Bolsi P . . _ He wasted to take a private Weis: for me, bat ha afterwards a:premed his wish that I should stay at the Adelaide Hotel, sad I did so. The Lord Mayer—Whes were yap lest aware that these articles were takes away from past teem ? Witeses-1 mimed some thaw ea Thursday, sad some on Friday. Os Friday he was ia the nom, sad he left me at about 12 (eclat& is the day. I missed ths ankles before he left me, sad I said to him," My cossets mills* have beam haft." He said it was vary woes s[ tea est to loth the dem "fie Lord Mayer—Did yea on.. anythiag sirs from the POl6 at the tine _ _ _ ifit;ses—ifneed a bracelet and a gold chafe. I under stand they hays not beta foand. I do not know that he left acs for the pupae of taking lodgings preparatory so oar aserriage. The Lord Mayer—Yes said he wished that you and be should live together before =triage, sad that yen rejected the_poripesidea ? Witmeae—Cortaialy I did. The Lord Mayor—When did yea last see your bracelet which yea lost ? Witmer—Oa the Wedseeday before the Friday. It was theses my arm. I believe I lost it on Wedwiedey, bet I se-set say where. I did cot miss it before I west oat of doers. _ _ _ Tie Lord Mayer—And yon us quits rare that yen did not sathorise bin to take thou things, or any of them, away ? Witsess—l as. I gave him nothing bat • spotted linen haadkerehief. which I told kim to return to se. Crassezaniined by Mr. Beard—l have known the pri soner five years. I lived at Braun , at which plant the pilaster resided. Mr. Beard—New. did yea not know that the prisoner had • wife at the time ? Witseas—No. _ _ Yr. Beasd — Han yn not seas his wife at Bruin ? Wines—Navas. ed isitg is it sines b. loft Gummy ? Witsess—He left in Febrnary last. Mr. Beard—Were you not intimate before that tints ? Witham—Yr.; ha was my lover. Mr. Beard—Di you mean the intimacy of men and wife ? Witome—No; he visited me merely as my lover. I never lived with him. -- iir:BeardDid ynn never seep the prisoner smonepanied by a &aid of hie in Bremen ? Witness—Never. • Mr. Beard — Hers you mat heard from your relatioas in Germany that be wr a married maa ? Witness—My sistar.ist• law, two years age, told as that be was a married insa. Mr. Beard—Havre ban Wormed of that feet. whit la dared you to err ere hare to be married to bias Mitaset—Re oenteadleted the statement the day after, and I took every pais to estiortain the far as far as I raid, and he award ma out Ward me to Wier that he ear not married. Re mound may sister-in.law of the ran Woo. Mr. Beard—What Inform in Germany ? Witoess—A anda andleworker. Mr. Bard—You still adhere to your steamiest that he was your low, and not upon more Intimate than honour able terms with you ? Witness-1 do. He was my lover, and bad Whiny else to do with see. I sew him leave the roan on the day I missed the things, bat did lot see him take anything out with him. Hs oasis to see me after I mentioned the loss I had sustained I identify the , bawl and mantle es gala by may marks, and I hare frequently worn them. I am 27 years of ago. Samoa the detective ofilar) said—On the =matey of Tuesday, the 18th inst., I met the prisoner is Tottenham court-reed, sad haviai received information from the pro. n atra aad the prel tor of the Adrlaide Hotel, I told „ma him that I wee • , and that I charged him with stealthy a geld breeelet, a gold chain, a mantle, • shawl, and two baadlutrehieb, from a lay who was staylog at an hotel near London-bridge. He said, " Oh, take me to the lady." I said to him ' Ds you perfectly undmtaad all I said to you ?" He said, " Yen, pee ; take ma to the lady. I ease make it all right. She is my sweetheart, and I as gang to marry her." I took him I. a cab to the station Male, and feud Ms and of address upon him, and be wave that address at the seta ties-bow. I afterwards wont to the address, and (mad there • female, who represented herself as his wife, and I searched the, room and found the shawl sad mantle 'rodeos& sad the servant brought the handkerchief to me. It was quits wet. The prisoner at the station hones said to the sergeant there, that he was a married man, and had two obildren ' and I saw at his house two children. He is the landlordof a soffits-hones in Kentish town. On the follow. log day, as I was bringing him to the Mansion-house, be said, "Did the lay say she lost a gold bracelet? " I sad, "Yes." He then said, "That is wrong, it is not gold." 1 replied, "That I know nothing about." Crasazamthed by Mr. Beard—The prisoner told me that the lady was his sweetheart. I persevere in saying that. Lo Vase. waiter at tit* Adelaide Hotel, said—The primmer ems to ane hold at Saturday fortnight, the Bth of llopteaskor. la mop a tees Ow (as he said)'big sister ; and on tie 11111awhig ReedyMe proseentriz sane with him to tlia Imam Mt* wee thin about a tortnieht, and the pri mmer am* almost every day to see her. On the morning of !Way the 14th instant he Dune to ea and said that some bod had robbed his sister of a shawl and =mule, and that if Icould get the thief he would give sae 6L He said it was a red shawl and a green mantle. Since that day he has never called at onr hotel. _ _ . . tlua road tie awl motto. propustory to comattaost. __ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ ATM ---- nman said he would leave hie esie is the heads of his WNW ; asd woe resieltted to Ninon to take his trial toit the seibbny. XL Ira m ini Vail lordship to accept bail for the primmer. let TIM Lord MaTi b eld there wee sionthiag emanated with the sharp of which was wens thaa the fancy itself. mad be NW aM kof acoepting ball fs case which sipleMl =SU the details of the itheasestanne, to M see et eteesity. MAILBO ROUGH. STREET. Mow Ckernms, Mortis Doted, uarfiw Carlin,. and Philip Jesse, were charged with having ememitted a ae ries, immolt as Jame Shaw, landlord of the Onees's Bead paha* house, Windmill-street. The comolainant was too much Injured to appear ; but from the evidence of various whim: tee, it was elicited that the penmen west into the house on Sunday night, end oilseed • defaced shilling is payment fir drink. It was re fused; sad as the primmen sad violent leaguer, the Yuma • yank, west out to procure the sasietanee of • . TIN prisoners fnllowed, sad smelted the truism in tits seem, and the landlord, the well•ltriwn pugilist, is.. forward is his defame. The prisoners, however, esceseded is overpowering the landlord, and kicked ind best hits es severely that he was obliged to be aveyed to bed, when be was at present lying I. • promises senditios. TM pitillifll said there was a general fight, is which they get nose the beet, tied that all that was dose was dose is self-defesec. - Tbe — y 7iere — resaa - aded till Tuesday, on obi& day the Wand sea, it is espeetad will be able to appear. THAMES. Carib Weis... a Geralait.ltboat 30 years of axe sad I. mith esollie t at Dover.wes braightnevareateats. .rated to the eller ldelsaty the Queen. with the Ordeal's, mei:*es. The foots of*. saes have already loses * would treat the primates. with is... indul ges* Ora he aheald have dose if he had bees sa Sahebs. MM. IM should Aao his 10f. or two soothe Imprieea nephews was leaked up. e r und jangisellie were exhibited by coder of Sir Mau wawa Married vie. sallen sad bser.shop keep* flat oloblent sits law Medea to Seeds, trading. The suasseans lONS la.. Lev.. Whit* Bath Liiisegliest e Whlleabspel, sad Ifr. Joholkewtea, of the Cireamdialhasistar,Bow.lase. soar Bow. Middlesex. for hereto their Mum pea for the Ws of Writs sad bees .flu Wesh• at Wight sad before (*.Vila& la the afterswea A to public solo will no doubt alpinism' &monad.— (From Messrs. H. W. lumbar: ti 4 67 1 I Overload Circular.) CORN.—Hum., SEPT. 26.—There was a =adu l t s ply ot English wheat, chiefly naw, the quality of 111 Th shows se improvement upon previous samples Ins tt y dition is good. Farmers are very firm, and su limit to the decline insisted on by factors, so Om p was only limited, bat the market elated with gre s ii: near. Some of the beet, samples were Main Wined fss,, portation. Foreign held firmly. B e l ay le. demist beans obtain an equal advance. Oats is good d fine. Linseed scarce, and the turn dearer. Oakes 'aimed 10e. tattoo. per ton. Rape cokes 6.. dearer. BZ Nara, and in request. Imports from Sept. 16 to fleysij : —Wheat, 172 qn. • oat., 370; beau, 160 ; peas, 100 ; 402. 700 ; linseed, 2,041; rapeseed, 40 ; oil cakes, 60 tots ; 67..2 LIED., SEPT. 26.—There is only a moderate disp e l wheat to-day ; the extreme rates of Friday us obtako choice new ; inferior quality sells slowly at ineguk ssi p: ; old in more request, and the turn dearer. Esiayre. quitted for; at present there is very little offering, stu ds new or old. Beans and oats held for full prias. Odiss articles as before. Avenge price of grain:—Wheat, hiss 811.; barley, 275, 39e. 10d.; este, 26, 335. 9d.; pe ass, l7 , 48.. 11d.; peas, 6, 664. Arrivals this week :—Wa sis 2,260; oats, 28 ; barley, 26 ; beans, 264 ; rapeseed, WC' Lunt, Sire. 26.—We have had a fair quantity of Wo w at market to-day, meetly new, and the trade lively, is k t, 2.. per qr. over the pnces of last week—say 69lbs. to Elk 70e. to 784. per qr. A moderate supply of barley ; , era. take , , for beet quality, at 38e. to 40s ; situ, 42s NIWCABTLI, Barr. 26.—The weather is now all this sis be desired, and our farmers are so busily engaged with b u rst operations, that they feel reluctant to take th y postai,' their force from the Gelds; hence, at our market t 0.4" had a very moderate show of new wheat from the gr o p e . of various condition; but such being much utilised 1 mixing, a clearance was briskly and early effected atthefill rates of Saturday. Old in partial instances commenting advance of Is. per qr., 85$. having been procured lamed's good runs of Norfolk red, weighiod 611 be. but weighed Elia, whilst foreign wee generally held too high to lead Whelan, Flour continues scarce, and fully main•sine its vales unchanged. New barley is inquired for for tosltiog,ass anythin4 choice would fetch 411. to 425., but it it too gulp yet to encourage shipments to any extent. Old salt sternly was in so much favour, the immediate monoliths of D es O bel i % brewers having been met by the timely arrival lan leek 0 about 600 qrs. Beans and peas each wading therud, 46, of choice cid Scotch woighiug 42}Ibe. per bushel. g ag re ain f med nth fo e r r a d n e i ar u er " , o b f e L i g e I n a o tta w r th ei r sellisylMaaussit SALISBURY, SIBYL 25.—At this day's market Ws Inds good supply of. both old and new w►eat, and a fill ahead. once. Fur the beet sores late quotations wets asked, sad is some few instances obtained, but the general state d tM Mutat was a decline of Is. to 2s. per quarter, at OM reduction a very little business was transacted. Flom a s in slow request, at a downward tendency in prim. At yet next to nothing is doing in barley, except for pied* p a . poses, and prices remain stationary. The malt hods it dull, but prices are considerably on the rise. In ot►srkab of grain there is about the usual business dojo', maim alteration of quotations. Old wheat, 765. to 803.; rim wheat, 72a. to 765. Barley, 33.. to 355. 6d. Oets, is. et to 325. 6d. Beans, 60.. 6d. to 603. 61. per qr. Pew, 40i,u 50e. Flour, 545. to 58s. per sack. Malt, 9e. to 61.6 d. Fe babel. DUBLIN, SEPT. 25 —(By English and Irish lisps do telag►apb.)—Supply of new grain on the inn*, and wboat 6d. per barrel higher, but here and barley slimly at tba rates of Friday for prime middling; inlntre lower and difficult to sell ; some trifling business wu dole in Indian corn, at a small advance. CATTLE.-B•LIanUET, SEPT. 25.—At mar fortnightly cattle market, held this day, we bad one of the largest lip plies we hate seen in an ordinary way for gem, the quality much varied, and tne attendance of tourney haulms •nd de.lers did not snored the average. There Wass hie demand for the beet description of beasts, but wee quite inadequate to the supply, and the prices consegasetly were reduced considerably ; and for indiffereat kiads of animals the trade was very sluggish, with a sinilu decline of prices, and nearly half the supply remained es. sold. The supply of sheep was also considerably above the average at this season of the year, and in cutest of the demand, which was comparatively inoifferent, and a ge neral decline of 2d. per stone of S he. took place. small supply of calves of superior coality, which met • ready sale at the extreme rates of :•et market. la the pig market there was a good supply of suck pigs .hick net • fair demand at good rates. Fat pigs are very scarce, eon •equently the prices are • trifle higher than of late. Best on beef, lye. to 12s. per more; cow sad heifer ditto, 9s. 6d. to 10s. Best Down mutton, 7d. to 70. per lb. ; inferior and other kinds, 60. to Id.; lamb, 9u.; veal, retail, 7d. to 70. ; pork, fresh and WOO. to 8.1. per lb. and 10s. 61. to 11.. per score; bacon, glees, bd. to ,9d. per lb.; dry. 101., and 10s. 9J. to lls. per seers; quarter store rigs, 18v, to 225. each ; and cows with calvel, 141. to 161. WIND AND WYATHER REPORT. (MON THI 01/ICE OE THE ELHOTZTO TILIOWE COM .) - - ----..., TUESDAY, SEYEEEIIIII 2$ Starks& Course or Wind. Sista or %rube Greenwich ... Calm Lothbury Leeds lisacheeter Cartago Itaryport E.B E.-- Fine. Wli.teharen B.W. Lancaster . Stoito.oo.Trent.... Bristol Pitousfik E. litter E.N.E. ... Pine. Gloucester ........ Swansea E.N.E. ... Pine. Harerfordwast N.B. Brlpbton Lowestoft Yarmouth Cambridge Leamington B.E. Derby Nottingham -. Leicester Ipswieh N.B. LIVTIFiCh Shrewsbury N.E. Greet Grimsby . Gainabro' Boston Southampton ...... - W. Cowes N E. Portsmouth Poole Llserpool E.E. Very fine. Holyhead Dublin Tort Aberdeen Perth Berwick S.W. ...... Very tins. Sunderland Darlington Scsrbro' B.E. Fine. Newcastle Whitby 8.8.11 Floe. Hull Amsterdam -..... ... [Advertieement.J—A SUPPLEMENT, completing the History of the Taking of the Town of Sebartopol, will be roasted gratis with the W asat.r Dierann, on SUNDaIr neat, the JOth Instant. With the details of the tremendous arsenic, and he entry of the ,Gies into Sebastopol, the Proprietors hope to enrich their well.knows series of 'Wart d numbers nt at week, and wi to comma* • wet eventful chapter in the records w this unexampled empire. Orders mey be siren to all newevenders in townand o o tult l 7, or St I" office el the " Dispatch," 139, Pleet•etreet. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. ABE ATlL L la l y ir , • Eaq —e 7o t i 2 tlostoes o. at BIRTHS. BANKAKT.—Sept. 14 at Leicester, the trite of B.S. Banter, e*, of a SOIL BA T LY. • Sept. 23. at Kew-green, Surrey, the wife of T. B. gayly. Bee., of a daughter. Craig . ustoofklaousediu,irt,,Dundee, the wife of P. LOWF.P.—Ser. 24, at Ruseell.equare, Mrs o.Clowea of a daughter. OW YN.--Sept. 13, at the }Wagon, Blackheath, the wile ot COL H. W. 00 , 11 . 8.12., of • eon and heir. HOWELL—Sept. 20, at Eaten-pree West, the wife of T. I. 110 1 r4 Esq.. of a son. PICK STOCK.—Sept. SO, at l'aigatea, DeTOUSbirer Jane E 1i " 1:44 the wits of 0. N. Picketock, M D., of a datorhter. OOMBRI3.—Sept. 11, at Carlton ll•uae-tetreee, Counter Forel. di daughter. SOMnitlth I.—Sept. 20, at toy Somerset, of • son. Chatham, Mra. Fits. ILLBBIAOII I 3. BEISCHINO-11EISCHINO.—Reps. 20, at TunbriOne, by the Re. C. D Ruston. A. H. Seca's'', Fe.ci , to Catherine Anne, &MOW *: IL MACLEAN—SMITH.—Sept 20. at Granrille.rlace. Clase o4, . ' IFlreching, Req.. of Fero: Hall, Tuahridge. A.B. ' Reclean, Eel., at Invent', Aber cenobite, to Charlotte Mom. &Ina, daughter of the late Dr. Smith, R.N.. at Neeosatle.on.Tyna OW SR —ltUiN.—Bept. 22, at Corshetoo. Surrey, by the gm J. Watson, &A., H. M. Owen, eon of T. Owen, Sp., of west , Moutlannerysbire, to Jane, daughter of the late R. B. Rumen, C I : of Radford-park. Streatham, surrey, and relict 01 the late T. IL Pooh, EPCI, ot Faith, Kent. STOSOR—PEEL.—Sept 23, at the Bavarian Werwick.streei, by the Rev. Edward Howard, and afterward at St. Manor 1. Megminstar, by the Very Rev. the Dean ot Viorcater, the Bon Fronds Stowe, wooed ono of Lord Camoys, to Ulu, daughter of the late Right Hosourabls tie Robert Peel, Batt. --- DBATHS. BATCRELER.--Rept. 22, at Norwich, T. J. Ratebeler, Req., of P i l l ' broke College, °Lard, eldest eon of the Ley. J. Smatter, oi the former place, aged 11. BROMLEY.—Sept. 24, at Ins residence, Ofibrd.road, Batiab er l • park. Winton, Thomas Bromley, Seq., sired 67. OIFFARD.--Sopt. 28, at Carltoa.creeoent, Southatonton• E ° ., 111 , Emil's, wile of Captain J. C. 01111U^d, 12th Rent Msdfsl ," aged A 112. 0 F OODBUR24.—Eopt. 211, at 'Tyndale-plow, Islington, W. Cloodbrs. Q._aged 62. HARRIMION.— Rept. 21, at Tolkestoaa, O.Hargeson, FA., Conseil of Bwodelonek, Latham, aged 75. REPINGTON.—Beyt. 22, at Arrington Hall, Worwiek, Tiee . A d• nivel A'C. Replastes, aged 72. SHEPHERD.— Rept. 21, Mr. J. Shepherd, of the Oxford Arms, WO' inlager-road, aged AL ----------.. Mahelewd hiebtlebed be Wrshtem Lugo lima. otla mfr littlet. to the ate Leee. hinter. ,A Ma,two. ""*'• Us Mahn et WMISW"..W/LDIMIYAT. arriussia N. UM. .~ l~ If