The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-28 00:00:00

Of of the emigrents shipwrecked in the Minerva. vs subscription' and contributions of c log h en and epeisiwie were on a very liberal scale, and the emi ps' sts bad thus been saved from any severe suffering. • Th e pi.repreeentatiote of Mr. o,ll o why s h ee t the tow , as published in the llassehester Guardian, jure e seited much indignation, sod both of the local pe es devote mach space to the exproare of his T u be coast fever has been raging in the Zulu coun ts', and h M 4s carried off several English traders, beading r J. D. Jackson, eon of the Be.. Thorne jeekoo, rector of Bt. Kevin* in Hieg's County, I r eland. Ile was an intelligent, enterprising mss, cads frequent cootnbutor to the Natal papers. me estate formerly belonging to the Natal Cotton c,,psny is to be called Pineland, in compliment to the he u•ena.nt-goyernor, and the village upon it will be usmed icturta. De quarterly revenue returns show a large increase of we colonial income end expenditure, the former 6, e fli from land-sales, and the latter for immigration es pesse4. Nlr. Ilyrne's emigrants had mostly deserted their alVmeuts, and purchased farms in different quarters, c c found other more suitable avocations. There A ppears to be little or none of that distress among them which was predicted and generally apprehended. Vrs.ris ter BIBON'S BAT.-13.M. ships Bering's term, Pantaloon, acd Lily. VESSZLA IY TABLZ BAT.-11.M.13. Hermes. Ann, Wt. Mach, toe Madras. ;be Court. OSBORN& Oct. 24. The Qom sad younger brasobrs of the Royal Featly, walked this awning I. the rasa& of (Morro. Ocr. 27. . _ _ Tbo Qom and Prise% rooroopanicd by the Priam of Wales. the Prioress Royal, sad younger members of the jai ramily, walked early this morning la Osborn, Park Primo Albert, attaaded by Colonel the Hon. C. C h ii :I 11404.-Coloacl Ilaystour reached Osborne, as Mara bees Took, Most kolf-mst 3 o'clock yourdoy no , mom. NM iihissW gig bit Ira* iligbsoas, cad the Prt- Oa Smog md Mo bike 454 poolroom of the Royal house hold. or loodut eivloo ilbio Nasser, at Woippiooloom *ma. Os Jaime Clark onion* yonoriay &hum= at Ookonm Aron Lotion. The Duke of Cambridge has left town for Ireland. Lord John Russell reterosd to his residence, Pan broka Lodge, Boatimed Pak, on Saterday, The Chancellor of the Exchequer has left York he hie seat, ilieldstoa HalL Despatches from the Governors of Hoag Hoag, Ceylon, death Australis, the Idlearthas, sad Mate, sad also from the Lord High Ceakeefielaser of the belie lalanota. war* reoeived os Batardas as the Coloalat.oltee. Lord Londseborough has taken possession of the spleaditt en ulna and estate at Grieteton Park, near Tad cuter, Yerkabire, widish k. lately pordtaaed front Lard liowden, bat Majesty's Waken at the sours of Brat THE Claw COMIIIBSIONEISHIP or THE ItteoLviaT Daemons Cornea, Yu become viand by the death of Jobs Othath.ad Harris, Reg. The appointment is with the First Lord of the Tressary. Hr. Cooke, who is the menthe bar rister of the court, will sawed to a ocamistionershlp, Mr. Commistiosta Reynolds sueos.ding to the vacant ellefship wording to seniority, which appears to be the rule of the court Weedy Ckonick. IRISH EIICTIMBERED ESTAITS.—One of the earliest ressaures which it ese been smarted to introduce minima* ally next saidon, will be • bill extending the term of the Irish Bosambered Estates Commission for two years ; sad we have every reason to believe th at should Sir /ohs Racially surreisd is securing the sanction of the legislature for this ;editions and desirable proposition, it is is contemplation reproduce the Security lot Actuaries Bill of last session, enabling parchment of encumbered lands to borrow • puss bon of the purchase money, bat limiting the operation of the proposed measure to came of fee simplo.—Dist. APPOINTMENTL—The General Board of Heath bare appointed Mr. H. R. Williams, the assmantant of the General Steam Navigatise Company, to be treasurer and accountant under the Yetriipoliten Interment Act H. Sickling, Rag., is appointed Muter of the Simms Court at South Australia.—Observer. THE CABINET.—'fbe Miniatersaro all expected to CONSTANTINOPLIL—A letter from Constaa tioople of the 10th states citesir Stratford Canning sad hia family had left that DEPARTURE OF THE AFRICA. LirrilaTOOL, SATVILDAL The splendid new mail elleamehip Africa, the tut, lure, and most asenitieest of the unrivalled &et b.losg. Id to the British sad North Amadeus Steamship Compaq, took her departure at soon, to.dsy, os her flat voyage across the Atlantk. She left her moorisp In the Sleyne, shoat ters mike above the tows of Liverpool, exactly at Nitrite: 11. sad as she slowly moved down at quarter speed Against the tl twine tide she was bodded by her staant•tender espropesately earned " Satellite," with the last batch of m il Imp. These were transferred on board as both yes Mylolled together, glided slowly pelt the town. The ..101 departure of these steamers has bosems, hoot its he m, e vent which excites hardly on atteatioo. The fist, h owever, of the Africa, surnamed, sidle dee* all '•those gut at Wore," attracted iwaimmemearleoehe lined the dol. of the extensive fangs et promewelee haw the river, to *ewe. her departure. TIN Ames took with her about 140 passings" every itrrAb.ng wood • 'sad the day being remarkably dear si gt ate, they mew all mastered en the lofty sad madam gesso Ock. she was pissinA George's Pier, aa Portmt •.toared of • satire so unusual that it created quite &ease. At the vide we have mentioned, a fosroared boat pet off (tom the shore, and on Its reaching the Africa she was Marled by a sheriff's officer in much of a kakis, debtor. The party " wanted " is a British schjatt holding SA Offi , iol eduation under her Britannic Mi.joety at New ()rims, who has been in England tor the last few months. The cflir,y. •110 was armed with the authority of a judge's order for a claim asiounting to about 4501., Sadist Jet ha soda not errors, mitten to his satinfactioa Massie es the gentleman returning on more. Several Winds of the latter offered to give security for treble the amount of the de mand, although It a a disputed deist ; but the men of law arsmd with • little brief authority, was inevitable se Under thesseireelastanms, submission wm the site alternative, and the gentltmas reluctantly depended to the deck of the Satellite with kie luggage, sod with every prospect of heieg converted from a traveller into a Meer. Uremia , the Alnea denneed as her way, &egging her little Set. hue ladled to her side, sad en seaneg the mouth et the rarer, the final signal war given to" let go." At this moment the legal diManlty was fortunately selvaged, sad the gentleavin, at the last memest, re ascended Mesta/sad with his " trsji•," amid the Jeers of I is Allow mailmen and the offset, the skip. Mr. 111• Iver the mar ager and resident Arts rin Liverpool, was on boa r deried this extraordinary ease, and he desired *it, while anxious to afford sesimarre to damn in Sankt dog the ends of justice, be would not permit die prism of his esseengen to be invaded, sad her Itlmeetys mallet* be demised, in account of any &p u tt wheteeer between isdividulla. Time A.rica, which is bound for New 'York direct, starts awl./ the fairest anodises, and the greatest lamed Is es prised ri•peened the melt et het perlermeneee. reassemble us town about the 6ch or 6th of neat swath to &Wind a mibinet mull. Lord John ResseU retuned to his residoass is RiCtllliond Park ors Saturday from &Media; tits Wawa a$ York. Sir Hemp Grey does not return, but re mho at p'e'st is the slum. The Chaneeller of Use Hz showier has Roue from Turk to by seat. Malmo Hall, Toirluatre. Lord Grey is tows. Mr. Lebow:sere Maras to tows in the aurae of a fur days, se also due Lord Lowdown', from 13 mood Park. Ti a Right Has. Poo Mask is also expiated to arrive from Bostiand at the sod of seat weak.—/bisl. WitotratLll SWINDLING AT BATll.—George Rnw in vibe bad ssomeded, by tabs ?esteems, in obtaiso mg g0..1e to a vary large amount from Waal of the most nspeetehle Madames is Beth, we., es Saturday, placed apse his trial at the quarter seising, hold at the Guildhall, baste David Judie., Rog the Recorder. The first case pnese.iid with was that of Maw. Reynolds and Holman, hued:avers, lean whom the prisoner wit charged with ebteistieg. by fraudulent preteens*, ea/potion, de., to the valet of between 701. and 901. The evident)* was very volusinsie, but the following are the unionism of the ease. The yti.oncr, is the latter part of 1849, came to Bel, mad open , d shops is B Alamo-strut, as • eableelmsker. 1111676 he (repined several workmen, and epysimal W be mrr)ine en atl iiiriohiog buoiness. Itsvieg thramngNd lie makes. 1.110611 known, in the early of Jeniktit the owls t sr, he went to the shop of men. Bay Wige as/ • and represented that he had been employed he hr. ant a boar '.r the Rev. Dangerlisid, et Steeedl a in °nowt , r.hiee. Ha said the job would amour to St u,',4 end that bee was to be paid b 111141111 1 = 3u W. week hidotied, which would be Ulu or ski I.OW !Ski He M.', tat the ',mead le that be sleuld midis and drat sewn. window curtain', Le., to the enema :V se 701 mid asked to hi allowed to hue emelt en be might T. quitr, en be paid teras efts as din w. Dangertiotil disthareed has seesset. Upeit fhb boas at.d. by toe phonon Mom Semi& allowed hint to lie leer at that time averting to IN mimed ▪ l• tun I r five , days afterwards a letter bulb, the Strome pommel k we. r. getter% from Hill by the mMANOWDk in which he sewed that the carpeting was not onillelend he kin milusw, sod be mast ;have some wen of IMP MEW pa* tern, or, it bey hal not more of that, he seat hem the We opined qaantity is a new patiern, and he would send beet that he. hail. Having no more carpet of the first= Xmas. Reynolds sag H -Brim seat a bale of m r eek t abeam pa tem, but that first sent wee nevi, and iiateegaently other goods ware obtained by SS aliviter ape similar Freeman, amounting a. to tune's 7 1 1. nail hOli From !dears. Gully, Clement, eat ether tradesmen, the prisoner su ebtaini ig goods to a very large mount upon the sums o► mucntatioa of having to furnish alums for the Rev. six beicelieid, and very incubated, seetrived to make Me twigs t. moms, by which he became enabled to obtain the property it othen. Suspicion was at excited, and is Jul) lespecur Duran, of Su Batlt i ;fito force, went to Isi:rou 1 to make inquirier, ant the nature and extent of the fraud became at once apparent. No such person as the Rev. be. 1) omitted 'timid, eat the poisoner himself occasion ally went by the name of Dengertield in order to carry oat the cheat. It was also discover. d that he had sales et Tet her, mil other places for the ditioeal of furniture. On reell66llllll to Chi hellbent the officer discovered a large quantity of funnier* of every description, including • rest portion of that obtained front the tradesmen of Beth, and beteeen 1001. and 2001. worth bee aides not identified. At the railway station men metal articles directed in the prismer's handwriting to peens of different names and to he left there till celled foe. A weed wt' *et and a eeitl •d of the goods on Imlay the station was tollowed, sad the prisseer wan secured an be was receiving them at a place Gilled Charlton Kings. Him a bole of carpet belonging to the prosecutors, was found la en unoccupied house, where it had been a:posited by a brother-is-few of the prienate,. mend Thomas Wb6ol. On the bale wee • direction to Windon, in the prieswoes handwriting. In another usoccupied home, nut deer* where Wind= lived, more property wen head; and is • loft which the prisoner's wife had taken for the penmen, was discovered two or three waggon loads of furniture of every description stowed away. On his way to B .th the Tuna er said to the offher, " I am glad it is hopped, for I don't know where it would have ended if I had gone en with that Windon." Some further thecovenes dearly proved that the prisoner sated upon pre concerted plans, and -hat his business in Bath was • col itarable affair foe promoting the fraud. The jury bead the prir.ner rid"; whereupon an arrangement wee entered into between the mussel as melt side that he should plead guilty to the ether charges, so that restitution of the property fraudulently obtained might be made to Use imam, witnout entering upon the charges, the prosecuting counsel thereupon etn• not to pens Si, judgment is respect to them. The Masud 11,1041168, i pa slag sentence, tepee med himself strongly upon the serious character of the prisoner's offence, sad said he should ittEct upon him the utmost punishment tht law would allow. Tue prisoner was then sentenced to be tran.pirtd beyond the teas for the term of seven years. A Um Nit boa been returned by the grand jury splint the his wife, and brother-is-law, %Viatica, for ear spine Nloter DAMAGE AT THE DOTEIt HARBOUR rtia.- — Sanely has the ink wherewith the disaster at the Pier was chronicled become dry, 611)e the Dover le, when a second edition of the storm which pro. 44 *1 sd.:ti Tilted the works on Wednesday, raging, if holebte, soh even more istrusity sad virulence. The nine oi• driving machine, wMalt hod hoes tneentin into Wee ti.r the regoration of corner lave, sea matter nue..., hen swe pt awa y, togetileg lin = Shout 30 or 40 kr iti ;'l: h 'ilstrig sad piles, which had iskiall tabs a stand iis p: 41 of 0204 predeausen, iebe_ In the struz e , el the sth, Mean of the !‘, LI alio grown up, but it taw Mr Ist !6+!.1 ea , lera of the uadertaltimg me um wle, Wks imp, 7 7 , bus learned the Imes dot ma • is ?mythic, they might be tis ir - h 416 Wild spring :166 60 with floa= 6 111: 11 4_ "• dim take a considerable numbm MA time / Did • Wt atevae. May this be " the hit Men d die O ask pos M ili We eaa dispense with visitors who Ism • , Mit sad malignity. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1850. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. SPORTING. ET HOUGHTON MEETING. THE BURGLARY IN THE REGENTS-PARK. This seorsiss two non weer brought up to this court by Moses at the hi divialoa (Beriesot Berry sad Niles 'oast& blip Jews), Armed on suspisioa with \setae boss osoosthed with D,esa la hanitleviesaly *staring taw promises of Jut= Hollad Beg., Holfordthesse, iteseuVolsrk, or the night of essity, the 134 lust. Ties sus eseueed were ensued about 12 ...Lek last sight, sea besesby, Is a book suet moan .at of the Bee&isg-ties_d ; the saws of the partite sr. Jews Mabee sea William lkilisess, Mth.f slum are well kaowa to the polio aii bag etimseters. fregseatiao hawses et the lowan de ordpitios is tie Bereegb. Oso at then (Robison) Blots r Isamu by the enemas at " Butcher Bill." Mehra has oeliselly bees teuestly mosadsd is Ise ef hie beads, but the semi imam as kid near*, Seieber siglicaberges whit! sow (1 Odra) MOIR to b• 1~11, ti Is sot at all - lately that ties megtetrir• sir prosesd with the re-hesriaa at Kr. Holked's ism till 4 (Mak. It ia thought that jest sailledeat widows will be ran We edfy wasiffieste la thrusting soother re- INA le - tits oaken time to institute sash other IslaitM f. may iltiastely have the tffect of brink" the whole of the silty pease Ujung's. Tie list, as it staid; it present, dose not look so sem MI meal, sad le patslisrly remaskstat it the peaty of awakes; the Imemser, is. kn. sal Is issessee ossalarg i tal ies sod sass sass sirs posporl, mai of le se asabl. "KM so dist det essaal el le May so be i* sr Soths inesse. we sa sadism ogee perks sagerwas" aseastei the sag meek to tits hisses New la Hs stem es whiss arrival predawn to die ematessismat si the Remiss say be relied ea. 111011141 f. CRITIIIOII STAMM of ao saws. assir i 20 ft, for 2. Pros A. tura of Um lands _Lolo. Greed Sit: ' , Turpentine. *Coital& (fibs antra), '.M ora, Mors, eNtuasa, l'andsoun *Milo (6lts eztra),lPlateldies,erblapa cam), Grammer. Olivia, •attarerla, Rooter, ea by Don JAI out of Mb. W. ip, *Arita% *Ms. Illogynann, O bf Illoroolos Oat Oi Mak. • ey thr 'Melee see N Mi"l"7. *Confessor, W Sir iisrmalssmat Improst, Thunderbolt, noddle's, *Mlenette (Ms entre), *Boo, "Tudors, *Vanity. Yuan., es by Tmenbslaint send Maantain Sylph, Zepri, Gleadolo, biz. *Mlle& efinakbarnad @atm), Miamian (bite azant), • by Bytom oat et Retospriss, *Soo pillory, *Latest It ft. T. Y. C. Sir J. Hawley's Marry Peal. Sot 71b. apt Lord Ewa's VI/ its, Sat 51b. Munn, 601. T. Y. C. Mr. Slytk's Hippopilf, 8q 7lb, apt Mr. C. Pilektr's Huy, So Mb. TEE FRIMLEY MURDER. 'iv =DAT.. CAXIIIIIIOOOIIIIOI STAILII, 0115 SOW. Mei, 10 0, and 6 oaly if desisted, vrite 1001. added. Cambridgostsire C 0.,.., (168 subs, 48 of whom pay 6 ems. ft)—Blacker, 6 yrs, 104 ; •Csers,ta, 6 yrs, 94 71b ; Cisatioton, aged, lit; The Ow, aged, B et9lb L•Taress. 4 us, eat bib; Maid of Krakow 6 yrs, est 416 !Glasse (ieeludiag 716 extra), 4 yn, eat 311 s; •Essodarius, 41 rs, 84 216; *Hotspur, 4 yn, get 21b ; • Tr° ll flors 6 /Tr. &t ; Wawa. 5 Yr , . let 181 b; •Wanots, yrs, 74 121 h; *Glendower, 6 yrs, 74 Wlb; •Rusaborosals, (ineledille 61. erre), 3 yn. 7at 10Ib,• Psteford, 3 yrs. 74 9 ly; Wisdieseera . a 3 yrs, 7st fhb; *Loads:ono, 6 re, 7st 716; *Ur iel. 4 yrs, 7st 71b ; •Bun -mot, 4 yrs, lit 716 ; fambenter, 3 I^., Tat 716 ; Coat eeeee 4 yrs, 74 716 ; Ballinefad, 6rs, 7st 61b; BA!, 4 yrs, 7st 61b; *Stressless', 4 yrs, 7st 51b ; Isirou.rail, 8 yrs. 74 5 b ;ioMeko reedy, 6 yrs, let 6%;•Fugle man, 6 yrs, 7st 61b ; *Mildew, 3 yrs,74slb ; •Itisesus. 4 yn, ' 7st 61b ; *TM Moor, 6 yn. let slh ; *Borneo, 4 yn, let 41b ; ' *Bagley, 6 yrs, 7st 41h ; Chatterbus. 3 Ira, 7st 416; *Baa -1 kdor. b yn, 74 416; Langton, 4 yrs, let 310; *Miss Am, 4 ' yrs, 714 3lb ; Coek-nuoutb, 5 yrs. 7st ; trattedyeins, 3 yrs, let llti; OMeinus, 3 yn, lit llb ; Mark Tapley (ta. eluding 61b extra). 3 yrs, 7st Ills; •3t. ameba, 4 yrs. lit ; I, l*Lst-tempos, 4 yrs, lit; The Cocktail, 4 yn, 74; *Reple tion, 4 yrs, 7st ; •Kissawey, 4 yn, Tst4 Bleck Dwarf, 8 yrs, lit; •Dslost, aged, let ; Marchioness 3 yn. Btt 121 b; •Barriott, 3 yrs, 84 121 b; *Chestier 4 yrs. est 1216; Spot, 4 y re. Oat 1210 ; The Wreck, 4 yrs, est 12Th; •Landgrave, 4 10, est 111 h; •Hoiseyoossb, 4 yrs, est 111 h; *ltalian, 3 yrs, t 11lb ; *Administrator, 6 yrs, est 10'.b ; *Nutshell. 3 yn, est 101 b ; • rharnbill, 4 yrs, est 10Th; *Sauter la Coupe, 4 yrs, est 91h; *Penang, 8 yn, est 91b; *Tee Items, 6 yn, ett Rib; *Clarissa, 4 yn, 134 Bib; GO*, Green, seed, eat elb ; •Briglitmes. 3 yrs, est 7lb ; Agls, 6 yn, est 71b; *Lissa Gad". 3 yrs. est 710; Kenalagtou, 4 yrs, els 71b I Alp, 4 yn, est 7th; Woodlark, 41 re, eat 71b; *Sagacity, 8 yn, eft 11h; •Wii.dbound, B yn. est 7th; Fugitive. aged,' est Sib; •Wallflowyr, 4 yrs, Bst Sib; CBdipas, 4 yrs, tl.t 61h;' *Bordner, 3 us, est 611); 0 1),Mlity, 4 yrs. est Mb; Aidgate,l 4 In, Get 4lb ; Gerfortb, yrs, est 416; •Landseer, 4 pal est 4b; Cnotrfal, 4 yrs, 4th; Thistledown,3 yn, est 116. I •Alotio. 3 yrs, est Ib;3 *Clefts, 3 yrs, est 31b; 1 yrs, est 31h; May Day, 4 yn, est ilb; •Bese.prd•Wla 6 1 yrs, 84 21b; •Woret-you-como-outles slobs, 3 yn, Gag *CII t by Simonet of Beer 10,3 yrs.(' a; *Doe Jam, 4 yrs. es* •Ri. George, 3 yrs, 6.1 12Ib ; *Faison, 3 you, 64 1216 ; •Proslaw, 3 yrs, eat 12111 ; *a by Gladiator, out .f Revival, 3 yrs, 54 12th; Chief Justice, yre, Est 10Ib ; *Sisyphus. 3 yn, list 10th ; Lady Eden, 3 yn, 64 10Ib ; Mouse, 3 yrs, Set 1010; •Mulgrays, 3 yn, 64 10:b 'Nair* 3 yn, 64916 ; *Knight Errant, 4 yrs, Set 9th ; *California 8 yrs, 64 Bib; trOndine, 3 yrs. Est 7th; Misthessfe, 3 yrs, Est 21b *Manifold, 3 yrs. let ; *Rabelais, 3 yrs, 4st 1010 ; Isz by Rat masher, out of Baperaess, 3 yrs, est 71b; Melody, paid; Meridian, dead. MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. OCT. 36. The binational Conform, andtha misting. In geneoden with it, oemonnefog ea Wedonioy, Owe - on. as Mean be any doubt, wall be eminestly esessiofisl. TM emeentss, I expect, will ha }wand to submit a list of atial names, loslooft *early 000 worms, from ril: hillse p rts of the clown, O. owes the general coot winos, and having_ at Its Mad se lam this Joanna members of the Roses of Columns. The arsons seems are sot, wham lay complete, bat it will he is my power to give you a good 'tessera estlise, or programme of the prociedinge. Tao continents will con,- ' maw at about I 1 ceolack an Wednesday goosing at tin Milihollike Institute, when Alex. Henry, But., will preside. TIM einektions to be proposed mey be expected to he about Use is amble. Ia the first plats a propontios will be eshallesil eir eseilais the Lsoca‘hire Pullin &knob Assn elation, fate a salsa be be called " The Noticed Sonia/ &hoot Association" tor the establishes's* by law of a postal eyeless of nook' instruction, maintained by keel SSW. 11“ managed by local authorities, specially sleeted for that purpose by the rate payers. The 2,1 resolutioo wil poise tint tke breaches of the present satirises, Ike l= Working Men'. ASSOCSII6OII Lr astiosel gestehe sod the anoeistiess and committees wadi hags be to promote the ease hint in Laid', letratieglia, Shellad, uhf.., iledderalleki. Coventry, &a, be inked to resolve tb.molves ion brasesios of such national omesiation. The third nonunion will submit the list of names before refined to se the Amaral C013415i404 for takiog the sworn ree dited nerceetary by this change ; sod the hank resolutioa will, probably, pledge the delegates sod visitors present to promote the estoblistsment of br.seh associations in their own licalitie", to dittoes a knowledp of the principles at the society sod obtain toads These proceedings will, pm bebly, comopy a considerable ponies of the day. Is the goosing • dinner will take plebe at the Albion BMA over will Mr. Milner filibene M.P., will probably preside. Mr, conks, M.P., Cassel T hompson, Id P.. Joseph Bonk ertoo, BR., U P., William tieholefield, Req., M.P., Bit Joshua Waingtry, MI P., and Richard Barrie, Big., M.P., see exalted to be at the dinner es well tat tat monism The ocogroat will caw with a greet publie meesiag at the Tows.kall, en Thuseday swan. The relolutiose at this Reeling. whisk will probably he moved sad wooded by the meet isfluentiel of the gestleam pones*, will meet gißrft four leading prismples—that the preens ed pesvieles is detective; that s system to beg 117 Mg* Oh mot he osallami to *molar inetruotios ; that tie Wins ✓woanal be by alloole paid forest of local rases, Si by lasi entheritiss spatially by taw mamas' cal k a swim is at oat preetioado. easy of Wisp flop„ n ltil tread be besseaal in melts. ay lest letter es this labia*, Os annalltse bows ho — diagestifiestias it reciting SIIIIIIISINNIS of essateseaso esilett lon assay Lamaist new, besides these I thee the Islet of *ea Brown, , Ws. Bwn...ft ST:eitl= s t alheresse le die wart, sad be. Fa hs WI muse& ten halo Well Philifa — Ws I se keg represented this borough is parlisieset, times. do expand ids +Wings+ to give the asedados his Si as musses of the intendas le de te liberOly. 16 . sane to be pissed os the eubserfptiou fig 1001. I have sot a *ley herer Brows's Weer, assoapasyist Ile esbeeriptios mationed, I as give, to oodotatood that It apnoea his coadelles hiss use ivory moms to promote the olitoldoh a the gis is es imperative daty ; that it bang isposelleado, la liserant of air. Tallisloot Eithromosa, to kassisa bee I 11tiostal eaten dam* religiose bieleaulph_esesise , on that sesseniewellinnegler he leithheld ; sad the glad le Ist that fa what _day leers molar in „Witallisathey caste-Sits the istrodasdal of lash Rosa =it er s te j u Zsa sosatuations of Cavisdsea au agree ham ten Ikelptares bite neat Is sidepti in the allieT t k la Indisd. Be does not ass hew goad ass stony sea to this. The no of itends' the propesai d the saeosaties sad the em are priesipies have hen each* Si he leeks spa a Este to odasstethe people lOW Roy be Wised sad property nattered ails mass as geed seeneoly. Mr. Wolin Wise emeePtioll letbe IMO et soma ports of Kr. Botitts't easy, published by ISi eseassittes, se asiselated to icier* the moo ant e 1 thwack be acquits that goadessea of the fatuities. THE PLATE ROllildly AT LIMPOOL. —On Thursday, Joseph W.IM a mop* , was plated in custody before Xr. Zokees. ali SS 1 1.11 0*L 61 aut, Liverpool, be . ucisa el resekkey kooks deem to bare bee stoles. Oa dee novieraf. , &torahs siker Bawds ia yeershig Omagh Claytessaseres, himself prefer. alma? 'Mukalla with thairdtrosk whom Ite took to fit. libel MentOoilks, amil him to a ameba the neat of whit wee des If. of a silver wstak ea" tom whisk the oohs eel mbar bed boa mend, sad eke eladoeceded ootlike* kr simian wailikis. Belo, having maneyed Malik to Os slaked Oleo ode how of a watch dabber, anis& Anis with, i s Waseaswelami plies, Scokadosoi, slier* Ye Mires st work is so uppe r upper room. Balsa haIIOWIA WWI the het oiled is ea. sonata what works be bad l a ad bleu! yo Wolfe. Ayres replied, "I kiln the works of a geld hanky watch which ke (Molls) pee so leis Wilt." Estee insisted that he ((A res)) wee to Rice up all maim which he held beloaiteg to Weft, and be tiaa headed over three silver ease, t whisk he had tuba the terimisel names aid obatiteled fresh ome. Ayres, before Kr. Reda ton, wated thst, gest die oaks eye, _lie wee taloa by friend to Megulee's=r licoo. ta Selmisi-has whims Ile was introdweed So eked It If he would alter moo wed** less btrh: rid thee be beer wady bad intakes *le required alereeleas belay eerie to dim: lad *maid ild_ ....i li ridded of Mirk , a mai Oft lii kis way. • Me f his mulles Se le tke kyr o iity_ot deli/ thie M M7 - Ir7 — ebties , labia OS Pilaw.' NM' "Whet odds ? hal it the nese se if a OLIO wee Miele , asks a waistcoat oat of 4 "Po il& Wrinkle's be is It without Hartley r Ose et the Ow welshes wkda Or coned bi Om, had the some of "Chadwick - awned IS it, whisk ha sisawk WI lIS did Si. moos from three efts modem The primer teat somoded esti! Thuisday - The towhee ware seberkdastikai as kaat br ea! molt neatly from the Omens : lb. i Mr. Loftin, Mr. fedora, sad r. Ceded. WHlTitisras ASD Fintintile RiILWAT. —On Tikusuy last the gerseasseatiseprodor Wiaaliasai that pan of the WhitakaTaa sad Person Use WOO Book sea Xsoak is expiated he will be elk le ran k is Wm the sempaay to sun est their lateatkos el OM. 1111.411 kr osessmoon is She liter et XemeObot. shoe polio of Dm Hai I a awn 17 lam . lisamesow CO TKO &ionic TILINSIPS 10 Motimass.--tilo Si of sls*be lei monk ew Ikees Ceske* Btriteabaelirviellair leder AWE Ost br Ir. Blesids . Tile egegaido "is grin s• ildybot 'WM It i t: sow Woods des emomakelmodieselleposoMos Wadi win tbes *sly edoeyy beams loosed Mese Ala Menem ones tie MAW by the pedal THIRD EXAMINATION OF THE Saturday wu the day appointed for the re-exami astioa of Anus South, Levi Harwood. 8. ad Harwood, sad Jesse Jana.* the *barge of beteg emeteemed is the Imam el the Rev. Gaye Bayard Bothe. _ _ _ . . . . The bee& oestalated of George Best, Iraq (chairman), Lord Louisa, Zdward Brav, Zit.. J. K. Molyners. George Ginn, Hews . D. Matmlee. Seq., M.P., the Hee. Fres& Seen, M.P.. the Br,. J. Ludlam, George Jahn Gibes.. IPA.. awl J. Gibson, Seq. At nest a Imener pin 11 o'nork the printers were brought late Ike tem toe by use, sad gland with their backs to*. wimiser, neskeyetimine es seed placed between thus to prevent may setemeuakeition paming. Riess Smith was the first faints:ld, and hi esemespeeme were a much were entrated and self-satisfied ede alas en the pruritus ocessions. There wee, however, to be eimmeved about him the shame.facted look of a man who bad betrayed hi com posies's, for when he came into the neat be appeared anziese to neaps the Mini& glans which they net open him. About the other primates there wee settling par deals* remarkable bemeed the feet that they were mach ginner and neater is their appearance than herateton. George Everest, the gamekeeper, repeated the Graeae, gives by him before the coroner, as to the &dies of as " woreabit " Sergeant K.adall, of the detective polies force, proud that the holes in the retell door broken open at th e Rev. Mr. Holleet's 'ninon:de such the " woret.bit" He sin prodseed a bolt liken from this deer, sad a p;rien el the wiedow.sill, on both of which be found marks, whisk in all probability ware produced by the " worm-ba." Mr. William S. Holiest predawn the maks, the silver unionise cap, and eeverel other things headed to him for safe custody, and the chairman desired kin to retain possession of them till the trial. The witness suggested that some hair. shill bad been found adh , rink to the masks should be compared with the colour of the pruntsen• heads, and this waa seceded to by the chairman. Inspector Hotlines here drew the attendee of the beach to the proprity of tasking inquiry as to a osoOsroy cap which had bee. found, and which be believed could be identified as the property of Levi Harwood by Um. Seabrook, ia whose house he lodged. Levi Heywood—" I sever wore mach a cap fa my life, and if Mrs. Beshfook rays so, she speaks falsely.' Toe chairman desired the primmer to hold his tongue, bat he did not mem at ell disposed to comply with this order, end amain,. Ely said that if wiener sok what was amnia, it was time to speak oat. Sergeant Kendall stated that the cap fogad was believed to be • worktionse cap, and in the meantime, as it was not in court, the inqairise silt respect to it were not farther pro eve& d with. Harriet Seabrook said that Levi Harwood left her bone es the evening of Friday, the 27:h of last month, end did set return until the following evening. between 7 and 8 o'elock. She saw Jose. there • few imitates alter Levi Har wood returned. He did nee come Is, bat remained la toe less estawie, sad left after a few minutes' conversation with Levi Harwood. When Lan Harwood arrived he went into the teporeoes and sat down as seed. Mr. Holiest—Did you speak to him Witaesa—No. Mr. Holiest bent cautioned the witness to speak the enact truth, or be wadi all some one to contradict her. He then relented his quitter, and Winos said she believed she bad said to him," You have been in a row and lost year Jacket." A long interresraties of the wits , es ensued on this point, Lord Lesesine, Mr. Beet, end Mr. Holiest, by tarns, posing queeti-ne to her bet the only answers elicited were that Harwood spPeand to be in his usual state; that she had heard him say teething to her or any one nee ; that he was always a quiet young man, and never said mush. She admit d that three countrymen who cams in daring the 'Tense bad talked of the Frimley business in the meow of Harwood, but he said moth* a:wat it. She was etas crose.qesstioned as to who the three *mistreat& were, in her answer was, that she did not know their aseme, she did their faces. At last Lard Louvain* Glinted fP= that what she did say to Harwood was, " Yea hove been in a row and lest yearJecket, like a snake that hem slipped its shark." The beach being unable to get any further info.- media out of Mrs. Seabrook, the primmer' were asked if they had any question to pet to her. Jesse asked bow it was she knew that It was be who ....... ........ .-..- - - -- - MIS to her how en Saturday evening to aft Levi Hu. wood. - Wliaere—Beeause I saw von. Jaen—lt was dark. You did not hear eta speak, did you ? Witnees—Do you sapping I did not know you ? I taw you both standing together outside the door sad talking. This sevairisted the evidence adduced daring the sitting, BOOS seidreesed Mr. Neale, and said—The course we now intend to panne is that the prisoners will he rernandrd main until Friday next, whet there seams to be every *gnat, from what we hear, that something nay transpire to throw more light on this sithieet, and on that day it ie pro bable we stay be able to call upon the ptisocers to say why they should not be committed to take their vial for both the burglary and murder. They will, therefore, be brought up again en Friday next, at eleven o'clock. The prisoners were now veranda:tied to their cella, which au in separate parts of the gaol, and Mr. Neale was per matted to have an interview wi h his cheat and also with Levi Harwood, who has since expreised a desire to avail himself of his genitor Tbe proceedings terminated skint' half-pest twelve o'clock, sad would have been over much Now but that the chairman sod Mrs. Seabrook appeared Mbe at cross purposes, Mrs. Seabrook appearing to nine lustaad, or nut choosing to SWIM the very leading qir , o• doss which were put to kw, sad nanny et her LOISFOIS being We may moult, that the prisoners being committed for trial thus early,l ea natter of no theatest as far as regards their trial, whisk matte take place swill Marsh next at the earliest, when fa all pesbabiliry their fate, for good or for evil, will be decided at the Hiaketon Assizes. THE LATE MURDER OF AN OLD LADY NAAR LBILYBTWITB. The *eget a lbw &w body of Mrs. Ann Jones, of Peaterby4leaderied. of mime eb, from men* supposod se have ben ittlenal to her by her disibter la law, Masa Joan sena otedoslateen ebony egowed, hot nesitsd fa ea era velem , h . . not no deand died Ono nienesatien of the braeb,oneed hyaenas et eases, ass hews neinistend tint Mao *Wean to timmt." V mthat test being nude known, Omen Fressoes i eidel of lbe nasty toosiscabebty forte, toned into note: ealialea alb a arlibboatins sagiarete. the reran 0 white so that a gimp was pretend anima the , sesseed (not heti' Ines), lir the wilful sioSer Of II nother•iii-livh An Rasa She we forthwith time lateasesay, sod sea; I guyed to Anryetwith etatienbelme, sad the Minna Irspday, likes UN we we attired late halm the amity argiesesta Ispeabled for due perpow, as Peatabrittattge4 (NM at the wise &sera whereat nadir the sensate el Broaberliaa. The minion haw adlesesed the anualseelea for several days te amps. the ansedsase ef Yr. lierapeth, the ass. lOW dst, et Basal, eeet is Ilford tine ke father Soloitt- DUBLIN Masculine MAUVE Bow.—Tbs fol lowing gentlemen hate been sleeted a atsibers of the Local Iteeeentile Merin Board : —Joseph Boys., Jams Fossil, Phineas 'Dwell, Senn Mann, Andrew Taylor. sad Jean R. Totalities. ALARM or Citousa.--The Oberrver at yesterday aye: " W. wierstesi T plena min se the onion tin lea there should be as e subteen el Aline dialers is the tows of HolL • linen diet wend, earmig the adprang, end luta sine stalked a art nft of indilies is F torksses,ir. sad Drypeel.Fns lbe sal Of z S e r ma the pesea i lias t tine erre* of SO bus tee= sad deal IS best dionnet ban illintell—abent ola ilload this est hi see waft d the lasee It b eland t=the sale No ISPlNwelhdadoi the them hawk early UP deaths leisaalsee =7ll of the Nem& The atetaskeme driers hem best salsa or 410 _a wee 4 het Was dre ee fewer than 14 preens did sidlebel iiiimbas. ; FEW NHS hays also easeepila Wiser Weis • _,- • L , As Eitiowese Bolts Wini A-11141.• bad fat • fib et Bloods, we* sk• eistrail de Ns Gresee. with we haltered seaseutte ea bard, tree Man beet thae miiiilie dens had hew swept Wirt ham eel the NA &eked the poor melon ISM eseehei glib welh It wee sheahaW heeefeary est i tl ie r iiiittollsi nisei ler aat et two *eta the ad/ , terfolila As es *thrifts,* oak a te' t=il le die is awry nun edam :7? ail •fir ‘BOlO red *Una. seemly et far i o ra illi f Peasealety. Ow ebb Terre br ma as Wet : =ar Took*. eopser we.. rmir=plesolie rap to reeeeekta their twytea—La•friatel Mesa WIDWIEDAT. Swilserrattu of 50 ;Ws tech. Wit, for 2yr olds, D.M. Napths, Ewer, Gismo, •Confueor, Thunderbolt, 800, 9 .1 by Touchstone oat of Mountain t yl r b •Firebolt. MATCH 800, 60 ft. Ceurimiteli Coarse. oCuitain Heresy's BtronBbow.l3st 2lb agaiut *Duke of Bedford's St. Rosalie, for Slb. MATOSI 200 T.Y.C.*Mr. Jacques's Mlldew, 9st, ups Mr. 8. Davidson's Ylvendisre, 6it lllh. THIIRSDA.T. BWIIIPSTAIIO of 60 O;I;:;;;11.11 ft, for 2yr olds. Ab. M. *Goy Mannerlen, •Haw Solberg, Hengist, Grecian, *Christie., Mango. *Artisan, AmMalbed, Croupier. 01.•11001f STAILIS of 100 SOW. aka. h ft. Lest three quarten of ft M. Storm, •Sentlego,•Hernandez, *Bro. to Drakolow, • The Black Sea, The Serpentine, or by Slane out or alma, *H•tbertoo, *Ariosto. MATCII. 200, h ft. T.Y.C. *Lord Cllfden's Collude, Set 71b, eget Lard Glasgow's f by Lasercost or Bairlever mat of Physehn, 7.t 71b. MATCII. 200, h tr. T.Y.C. *Duke of Bedford's B deans, 3 VI, 04t ilb, eget *Lard Olaagon's Nondescript, 2 yrs, Sot 71b. MATCH 300, h ft. ; Set bib each. T.Y.C. Mr. Greville's Barcelona receives from Lord Stauley's Sanaldre (dead). FRIDAY. Mena, 100, h ft. T.Y.C. *Cast. Heresy's fitronshow, fist 21b, apt lir. Ilenry's Knight of tha Garter, 6st 91b, of by consent. Marna, islet 91b each, °vans so. List half of his. M. Lord 6.rathissr.'s Epirus gelding, 6 yes, spa Mr. Balsen's King of Cynit7, 3 yrs. MAYOR ( so ii day minstinitod), 100, 26 ft, 8.t7 1b ash T.Y.C. • r. Wasehope's Cmullas agst Mr. Itsnton's Francis the First, both 2 yes. First elms speeial trains will leave the Bishopsgetis stades Ist 11.30 on Monday (this day) sad Tuesday, returning free Ms market at 6 4p m., and a tamp dais on the Cam bridgeshire day at 7 0 a.m., returning at 6.45 p.m. Tams will she be a special up atter Qt. runs. on Friday, sad, we prosame, r , on &dards', de lut day of the meeting. BETTING ON SATURDAY AFTERN CRITERION STAKES. __ _. 2 to 1 ago snore ..__ - - 2 - 97•Tt Mr. Norrynaa CA3IBRIDGBB IBS ST AKES. 4 to 1 ant Landgrava 30 to 1 apt Bordeaux (t) 6to 1 Lvadstoo• (7 to 30 to 1 flowborongh 1 t maraltfaser) 100 10 3 Wow% - you - Bto 1 Italian eons -out- to -10 to 1 Xing of sight 100 to 8 Itandarias 40 to 1 °lmes (t f) 16 to 1 Troup( (t) 40 to 1 Uriel 100 to 6 Mira Ana (t I) 40 to 1 California 26 to 1 -- Landow 10001 , 10 Bt. Rwalia In addition to them narked thus ( 0 ), the following bawl also arrived : Troth Duabary, Dafaaltor. sod Plub. HEREFORD AUTUMN MEE71250..7-Fzipmr. qtr Meantime" of 3 am. each, and 26 added. Gentle inas damn; pronnionals bib elan. Heats, one. *egad. Mr. Waskhn'a Elestrieity, 31n i &poi 1 Mr Carnes Benet, 4 yrs (beanie 2 Mr. Herbert's PialatOr, 6 bra (Waver 3 Ur. Oakeley'a Streamer, 6 pre (Tram 4 Fw Rastatoar of 3 ova asoa, and 20 added. Once round. Mr. Ti,..,'. Traaa . daisa, 4 r e (Weaver) 1 Wallies r - - Parr), 6 yn.. .(Wakilisld) 2 ..* • Car • CaptainLittle@ seem, 6no (Dumas) 3 A6*. rim._ - - - - Calf Cu, BOLIN/ 270d104) 01 OM. seek, SR, and 2 osly d declared, with added; the sawed saves hr stake. Ose ails sad three qsartm. (34 wits., 22 of whoa de clared .) Mr. B. Herbert's Sir Hobert, fort Sib (Wells) 1 Mr. J . Day's atirsoo, 67n, est Sib (Hersh) 2 Mr. Meek'. Zsdoe, 3 yrs, 7st llb (Trees) 3 Mr. Baylls's Colyeiethus, 6 yrs, 7st 61b„...( Weaver) 4 Woe cleverly by half a hark, STEROLS Cots. H IMMO? of 20 OWL= k ft, sad 16 ft rely if declared, with 100 sided the to receive 801. sad the third 161. oat of the stakes. 4 milts. (19 sate., of wham &taiga ) Ke.Oreekeelkses. ppd. 9mt 'Kb (Holman) 1 Kr. Veneto Ireesemee, lost (B. Darlior, jug 2 ' Mr. Iliddfreefe Meals Day, sited, lOse dlb . (Frisby 3 Nr. I. - Wefts% lee, aged, le Tie . (Bev' 4 Mr. Tinian Iftek Jumper, seed, lOst 61b (Taylor 6 Illalkd's St. Halls, 11 yrs, 10et 61b.... (Brady) 6 11021 easy. WILTSHIRE CHAMPION COURSINI R.,. with it 84v. MEETING—Faznar. Ens RsalL3loll STAINS tot Napa's Nyasph beat Mr. W. EtwaU'a dy ; Mr. Cooks's Oreselise beat Mr. Majoribaok's Oa lass; Mr.Powlra's BAt best Mr. W. Etwall's Lady of It. 's • Mr. Wobb's lalasvar beat Sir Bt. G. Gore's Shads ; Lawrsece's lack beat Captain Wysdhans's Wildrsd ; Mr. It-s- Ilbarity best Sit J. Boswoll's Vass ; Mr. Miller's MBNasrMat Sir J. Boswell's Flying Dachas; Mr. Walk's 'WYrlssat 5.. 0. Gore's Gases Msb. _ .This • Belt beat Nymph; Lela Rookh beat Mll - beat Sincerity. °sass Warsaw Cos.—Third ties; the Nailer boat Egypt; Pilule 'OM beat Elanassre. Tan Damn Cur.—Tldrel ties: &aspect but litingdovs; Ebb bast Wu Kirk. Tua NTONZEINOE STAKES tor Dog Pape rsT ateond Ties : Rory o'More boat rh • Ha st _dtbna beat Taw ELTON SEAM s at RNA Pl a p a t ire •-801110414 Tie*: Ilse beat Rapid ; Lallaby-baby beat C . Tan BEACON HILL BUMS fir abased Dogs—Vhst Ttes: Mat beat Red Rep/blip=; Labia& beat El Dandles Lad-thewsy beat Marsh; Caltiosals bast Rohs Bead Tim: Betas bust Labialise; Lead-the Way best Callivnia. BATIIRDAT. Estatarow Essnin.—Thlrd ties : Belt beat Near; Winlose beat Lille Rookh. DeeiOng Coarse Mr. Fowlea'a Belt beet Mr. -Welob's Walesa. sad sea the stakes. gammas WESTIIII COP.—DoelillegTaans Sir Jape*- wE ~Few Ths Biller, mad inbred his Pands'em the 1 DEERE Cws.—Deoldlng Coarse :—Mr. W. Rarall's Ebb beet Mr. Clowes's Compost, sad spa Ike sap. laserszixon Braces Dseldlat Deans t Mr. Randall's h to' Mors beat Mr. Bowles's Ralibess, end won the . a•u . • . ly b. Ki. Comm Lokes Lallaby p.ituatiniftoi). ewes: Law. . MMllsboa's Ilehaa, sad wen UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OXFORD, Ocr. 26.—This morning, Mr. Jam William Catalan, Commasor of Parabrefro Collis*, was Wetted a Scholar of lases Co .logo on W English baa• dation. MaAssx out Cousai.—A followeltip ca the original festastauen of this °oder is now vague, sad will be Wed ap is the course et the present Term. ' Quisists' COLLIOIL—An eleetiaaol an exhibitions as tie Nisbet Founded= will take play as the 21st day of amens wit. 7115 UNIVERS= ROYAL COMMISSION or Travis:. —The contatiisionen have held three meetings during the last week, and are said fir have made eoamideraMe progress la their arraagemeats for taking evidence, ; bat , as the sommissicia lass sal with "loud doors, the publis prim has beta unable to ikon any details of the peoceedinp which MI be relied on. We (Oslo d Chronicle) leave heard that W legatry will be onadasted partly by written question., sad partly by the oral examination of nob pence., ace Twisted wise the animater, system, is may be wiling to sive *Wages. Tee beads of boasts ere said to be diem:lid on the subject of aubmaittlog to the commission, the tracts: riaa 'Members of the board beteg violently opposed to any external interferes; bat as It is well known that the tiaiesesity Charters reeled. the powilhility of reform, it If net likely that the remittance of the Pamtyite elements will semen is emonitting the heads of the university to a WU skim with the royal authority. TUB Ray. Muir WILBSII2OIIOE, VICAR OP Fat mai, the Bishop of Oxford's eldest brother, he. at length seceded to the Church of Rome, into which communion he has been received by the newly appointed Cardinal Arch bishop of Mechlin. With reference to the Bishop of Oxford there Is • very serious charge, which the eight rev. prelate does not deny —a (thane, indeed, which he justifies— ' Gamely, that he is unprepared to defend the doctrine of the plenary doctrine of the Beriptaree. It Is not improbable that the matter will be subjected to the decking of the Borlesisatical Court. —Weekly Chronicle. Rev. d. P. Bennett, to White Notley V., linen ; value 1961. with residence: pet. Bishop or London. Bev. W. 8. Bethnal, so thatton.Baskerville (no church), Bissau, IL, Warwickshire: pets. Ilia Pinchin and Ma. Bev. W. P. Rem, to Holy Trinity C., Damen, Black. barn, Leacethire. Bev. B B. Burrow, to Brame* V. with Cheetah's& C :Somerset; value 2261, with madame : pat. Lord Tibet de Mataldele. Um W. Fume, to Hordley C., Selop. Rev. U. M. Harmer, to St. Thomas'. C., Pendleton, Laa- r:J. Jackson, to Tottingtoa C., Bury, Lancashire. r. B Badge, to be chaplain to the North Surrey Is. al School. Norwood, Surrey. r. J. J. Satz, to St. Patti'. Knightsbridge. r. Stateliffe, to Ciao:star C., C., Setup. r. IL J. Swale, to St. Mary P.O , West Brampton, Mid r. J. Wise, to °Schen* V., Warwickshire; value 1401, residence • :sat. T. W. Knigetley, Esq. r. T. WoOdwatd, to be chaplain to tits BLahop of Muth. NAVAL. Poresmotres, Ocr. 27.—The Pinto, 6, steam-see eel, Lieutenant Commander Jolliffe, is hourly expected at this port, with the mails tram the Coast of Africa, having left Papal throe days before the Rattlesnake, which snivel at Davonport on Tuesday sight last —The Retribu , ion , steam-frigate, Captain Warden, came into harbour from Bpithind this efternoon, having had her powder and shell taken out. She is to have on increase in her armament of either 4 or 6 guns, and an addition of 30 men to her complo. ' meat.—The Britanais, 120, Captain Yawl. will be paid to morrow.—The Sprightly, steam tender, Master Commander Allen, sailed this ettersoon with supernumeraries for the Albion and, Portland at Plymouth.—The Meemoswer and Rochester, dockyard lighten, sailed—the former this morn. log, and the latter yeeterday—wi'h stores far the eastward. —The Falmouth, dockyard lighter, arrived yesterday with stores from the eastward. DIVOSPORT, Ocr. 27. The Rattlesnake, CM.. mender C B. Yule, arrived on Tuesday night, haviag left Sydney oa the 3rd of May, arriving at the Bay of Islands en the 16th of May. The only places she touched on 11... r long passage home wee the Falkland Islands and Papal. She brought home with her a party from Pitt Enington, that establishmeot hoeing beta broken up. She was very short of provisions when she arrived, sad having been supplied, she sailed on Thursday for Chatham, to be paid off.—The !hashes, Master-Commander William Smitkett, sailed on Thanday morning for Portsmouth, to try her sailing quali ties against the Candid; at the inneund mile in Stokes Bay, alter which she will go to Woolwich to be paid off.— The Fenton, steam tender to the Impregnable, Second Master Commander Voitch, is to be taken to Woolwich for repairs of herb Men, and the Avon is to take her place, Mr. Veatch and the crew of the Fearless being transferred to her. The Avon will go down to the tender's moorings under the obelisk on Thursday next. The Vesuvius steam vessel is to be Mien out for a trial of her anginas on Monday. MOVIIMSNTS.—At Lisboa, Oot. 13—Prinoe Regent, Phonon, Anthua Arrogant. Leander, Encounter, an Sog.leh frigate in ;lie °Meg name unknown. At Gibraltar on the 16th—Steam frigates Dragon end Janus. Pitizz MOSSY. (From Friday's Gazette.) Tall STAlL—Notice is given to the either' and crew of her Majesty's sloop Star, Charles Wilson Riley, Esq , commander s that, on the 6th day of November, they will be paid their proportions of bounty money, calved for the capture of the Curios° on the 24th day of June, 1848 (her Majesty's ships Amphitrite, and Dolphin in company), and the shares will be re-called every Wednesday for three months, agreeably to act et parliament. £. s. d. C. e. d. Second class (Com- Eighth clan .... 0 19 2 sander Third clues Fourth class .... 2 8 0 Eleventh clue Filth Glue Sixth elan [Seventh elate BIMIII7 MILITARY. Wvxxa, Navy Apsta. DISCONTINI7ANCR OF Face TO STEWARDS.—A singles letter to commanding officers of regiments on this subject has lately been Maid. The following is a copy :- 84,-1 as directed to amulet you, for the guidance of all °Sons for whom passages may be ordered in the Peninsular and Oriental Bream Navigation Conpany's packets, that for the future DO charge for stewards' lees will be made to in dividuals traveling by these 'mum at the public expense. •—(llignedi L. Bstrom.—Wer-oflice, Orr, 23,1850. Tara GOVERNORSHIP Olf Sr. HELENA.—Lient.- Colonel R. Clarke, Royal Artillery, nee, in consequence of OM death of By Patriot Rees, amusted the temporary go versorship of the island. LONO BRRVICR OF FIELD OFFICERS.—The United Service Gazette has the following paragraph respecting this: The ten oldest officers in the 'melee on to pay, still holdlap the rank of &Id offlons. are Colonel Bir James Dennis, 1LC.8., 3rd Buffs. 1796; Colenel Deepen], 99th, 1799; Wesel Campbell, H.R., 95th, 1805; Lieut.. Colonel Jack. ma besiordieg to Hart's Army List; Ideal-Colonel Jackson asked the ',robe in 1806.—80. D. 1 V Ni, 99:b, 1803 ; IdeatoColoael HMS., '2sth, en sth, 1803; Lie.. Colonel Deane, Royal., 1804; Idiot -Colonel Trydell, 83rd, 1904 ; heat.-Colonel Bismonds, Ceylon Rifle Regiment, 1805 ; Drat -Cloud Derimay, Hal., 86th Reit., 1886 ; Colonel Welter, 95th, 1806. TH3 COLONILCY OF THE 2017 a Raoutsirrs—This t, for some tins smut, will, it is now nada , be vea to the general officer we before alluded General Lightfoot, C.B. This distieguisbed cieset bsissmeived gold and silver war medals with thirteen da raDNANCI DaPerfMnirr.—Captain Townsend, the Barrack Muter at Liverpool, has been appointed to sameed the late Sir H. Cokes AS Barrack Mews at Londonderry, Word. Armagh, es ROUTE TO ERN PENMEN ST THE ISOM—It is 'aid the government Meads to maks on of the river /Mae, and the route eta Honselme, for the eonveyases from this =dal] European troops sad nevus to plans beyond W. By this arrearsowat the dinner and delay of NMI Nag asarek Dos Celestes to the Poojanb will be sodded, sad nearly the whole of the jemmy will be per- ARE EDUCATION AT PORTSHOUTH.—The pee by I 7 dime sad acs-ennalricaed oases of the 28th, 60. b, and 1111,1 Big eats lugs the Mired Sevier Gazette) will =de reentbied together far the purpces of befog mad questioned on dills end details of the service, In Sea peroase of Kelm Gemini' Lord F. Fit:dares:et, assime img the dklrkt. ORDNANCE WASTE OF MONEY AT CITLON.—Tie 'taus at Coleebar, belonging to the Cape Notated Rifles, sad befit by the Ordnance at aa expense of 1,0001., bare beta sold for 401. DEATH OF A VaTaaas.—Mr. Joseph Boulcott, late deb of the cheque under the Board of Ordains', died on Ir2lst hot, aged 73. Ho had beta he the army, served i s tk the Owes is the Waleherea expedition sad is Hol land, wider the late Deka of Yak. Ile served also Cor ra..d hob. aismarehla reheat to Corneas, in January,. la 1113 Bodo* was prom* at the doges of Barra sad Coils, and la 1315 at Waterloo. He Mid the rank of bappisraester to the Duke of Wolliagwa with the army of oesepation in Frame until its withdrawal ht k whist yaw his appointed Boeksast imk at she oluegas under the of Oedemas. whisk Mho be tilled owe the earl of the shame sal eleseltseper's iegmhasate fa ILT, IIB. he kis sitimelsoi minm, obit as via is WU suy, breaths gas peas. BUNTING APPOINTMENTS. book relig, Bra ha; Arlo, . r a eiS alli bmedere, PeWay Teiftehme, mug lamb Neap rn=l:iirsi W heeutde, Tuesday, Gros Castle ; Prlds7. Timid, book flunky, Pyrose—st 10 Lisaao7llo.ll6 Wty, Eitteedly ; Fl Curdy, the ellur emi . Geme jesuade, may. 17th seileutems, CertlMlts rocdies s = Itleseryd—at 10. Llidszela . • Pray Yard'. Tuss ll 7. . P 101.1 1 SAillibliii. &e leenisee, 'neatly, Striates; Friday. asbesseldM Me. leserea's IseiMe, Tkunday, Elydbutima :Nouss— at kpre M. Posse's keundle, , li Weduesdet i rrirood Oren DlO. D fistilsol FA4I7, liairptow.onaltimit 10. CENTRAL CRIMINAL CCU OLD COURT.- SATURDAY. Bartow us Iwoann. Colon or lIIANst.AUGETSIt AGAINST A POLICINAN. Nathaniel Eaton Bushell, 26, a respectably dressed man, sermadared to skit his trial upon a oeroner's inquisition, charging him with the manslaughter of times Geary, by sulking arid beating him with a policeman's stet, and by easing him on the ground and kicking him. Several witnesses were then gossiped on behalf of the pro sacutioe, from whose testimony it appeared that at 12 Weis* at night on Saturday, Aeg. 17, the prisoner sod the deceased man, who wee a plasterer, and resided in Conway.court, Miry. Mono, a place inhabited by the lower order of the demised% countrymen, were seen is High-s.reet, Marylebone, the latter being in custody of the prisoner. At this time the deceased wee repeuenred to have been lying upon the ground with his heed over the kerbstone, and the pruner was stated to have been kneeling open his chest with his hated in his neckerchief. The slater of the deceased went up and en deavoured to audit him, but the prisoner ordered her off, and told her she had hatter keep out of fr eebie. Some other constables then same up, and the deceased got upon his feet, and he was then shoved against the street rall.ec, and, att ending to the evidence, the prisoner struck him a great many violent blows with hie staff upon the head, shoulders, and almost every ether pert of his body, and eases of the withers' stated that be also kicked him with groat violence. It was also deposed to, that while the deceased mat was being used in this manner, his brother Maurice Geary interposed by telling the prisons? that he Would report him on the Monday following, end upon this thepri sower making use of a bad expression at the same time, ordered one of the constables to take him into custody, and he wee also lodged in tt a station house. The next morning the deceased man wee bailed out, and when he came home he complained of great pain all over his bode, and he Wail found to be ly bruised. He was in bed the greater part of Sandals, and on the following morning the deceased and his brother Maurice were exunined et the police office, whet the magistrate discharged the deceased on account, as it was alleges, of his having received some injury during the affray, hut his brow ter was flood ten shillings for resisting the police in the execution of their duty. Thee el , cea sd man, it appeared, was unable to go to his work for a fortel.ht alter the cienirrence, when he again resu.ued his occupation, but could not continue at it more than ten days, when he again took to his bed and remained very ill until the 26th of September, when he died. These were the main foes of the case, but some parts of the story told by the wit nioes were very improbable, and there were also many glaring discrepancies in their evidence. Some of the wit nesses represented, for instance, that during the whole tran saction the deceased never made the slightest resistance tO the officers, bat, on the contrary, he expressed his desire to walk quietly, and 'eked them to let him do so, but that notwithstanding this the prisoner and another sergeant con tinued beating him deliberately with their waves all the way they went along. The sister of the prisoner also stated that altar the examination before the magistrate the pri soner did net come home until late at night, while his wife MOTS positively that he went home immediately, and that he was so ill that he was obliged to go to bed, and there was very little doubt that for a considerable period on this day the detested was with his brother in a public house. Daring the ethessexamination of the witnesses by Mr. Bells:sties, several of them gave such evasive answers and fenced with the questions that were put to them in each a manner that the learned judge though' ithis duty several times to inter fere, and theist that they should give direct answer.. Mr. O'Flaherty, a surgeon residing in the neighbourhood of Conwaydoreet, deposed that the deceased man was brought to his shop by his wife on the Monday after the occurrence, and upon examining him he found that his right arm wee very much braised from the shoulder to the wrist. There was also a bruise on the right side of the face and a clot of coagulated blood on the right ear. Be likewise observed the mark of • blow under the ear. He complained of being hurt on other parts of his body, but from his dereription of the symntouss witness did not think it necessary to examine further. The injuries he observed were of rather a severe character, but not so mush so as the description of the violence mentioned by the witnesses would have led him to expect. The blow under the ear was a dangerous one from its locaity. Re prescribed for the deceased, and told him it he got worse to send for him ; but he heard nothing more of him until the 20b September, when he found hint in bed, and he complained of severe pain in the side which was sgeravated by breathing, and other symptoms of ignites's two of the tithes. He died a few days afterwards, and witness did not make a post mortem examine. ion until two days from that event, when, ea is usual in cases where death arises from acute inflll7lMatlol2, the body was in an advanced stags of decomposition, and it prevented him from observing if there were any marks of violence upon it. When he opened the chest he discovered that the immediate cause of death was influxmatioa of the pleura. This disease won the natural result of a cold, and he did not think that the injuries received by the deceased in this care had anything to do with the death of the man. Violent injuries might indirectly occasion such a dile ' ease, inasmuch u they would have the effect of depressing the system, and rendering a person more susceptible to cold . - In answer to further questions, Mr. O'Flaherty said he did not thick the injuries in this BIM bad anything to do with the death. If one of the ribs had been broken, and had in jured the plum, that would have accounted for the intim motion at once, but that was not the case in this instance, and in his opinion if the deemed bad not taught cold when he went to his work after keeping his bed for a fortnight, he would have survived, and the injuries he received bad feertainly nothing directly to do with his death. This closed the ease for the prosecution. Mr. Ballantine submitted that there was nothing to go to the jury. The Recorder said that 'perhaps the jury would say at this stage of it whether they wished to hear any more of the OM Mr. Parry objected to the charge Deice disposed of in this manner. He said that at all events there would be a quo- Iles for the jury, whether the prisoner had not committed an emelt. The Recorder, after a short discussion, expressed his opinion that the twat should proceed. Mr. Ballantire aeoordiegly addressed the jury for the de base. He said he was not sorry that he bad to do so, be cause he felt that it would be much more satisfactory to the public and to the prisoner at the bet, a impeccable well con dected officer, who had filled, and, notwithstanding this is surrenu, was still retained in it by his superiors, the respon- Obis potation of sergeant of police, that ha should show them, by the clearest possible testimony, that there was not the slightest foundation for the charge made against hiss, and that it was the result of a wicked con spiracy, by a class of peewee who, he mioht say, were almost in a state of natural antagonism to the police and every other kind of authority. The real facts of the ease were, that on the night in question the prisoner found it necessary to take the deceased into custody, and was endea vouring, with the assistance of another •ergeaat, to convey him to the police station, when he made a most desperate and determined resistance, threw the officers down, and nearly throttled them. The constables, as was their duty, ' deb ruined upon securing their prisoner, and it must be ap parent to the jury that Hen a locality of this description they were ever to allow themselves to be overpowered, there would be mend altogether of their influence for the future, and the outcries of the deceased speedily celled together a number of his countrymen inhabiting the low courts sod alleys of the neighbourhood, and who were ever ready for a fray, end they were hounded on to attack the police by the brother of the deceased, and under these cir cumstances he was quite ready to admit that some violence was made use of towards the deceased. Be should however show them, that although the deceased certainly was struck by a policeman's truncheon, the prisoner was not the man who struck hied, but the blows were given by another ler leant named ht'Craw, and he should call him es a withers, sad he would till them that ha did use his truncheon to the deesued, but that le only did so to protect himself and his brother officer from the savage violates of the deceased and the other persons by whom they ware surrounded. The learned manse then commented upon the evidence of the surgeon, and said it appeared to him that it had completely pet the prosecution out of court ; but he said he was assured that when the jury had heard the evidence he should lay brim them, they would without any hesitation return a welt that would have the effect of sending the prisoner %Mb society, sad to the performance of his duty, without Iffra s ktest blemish upon his character. M'Craw, a sergeant of the same division as the Mud who upon the night in question was the actin; was thee usinieed, and it appeared from his 'hat while gab, his rounds on the night inqueeo sloe his kited ea einem by the prisoner, and upon going to a plass called Ones peerage, some distance from High street, ha found Bothell lyin g upon the ground, and the deceased was on the top of him, and they were struggling together. He pulled the deceased off Bothell, and the latter said, " See how this fellow has been serving me," at the same time pointing to his *oat, which was torn quite away from the collar. They than laid hold of the de ceased and were about to take him to the station-house, bat wise be had gone a short distance he became very ellikMail straggled and kicked and tripped them both up ust. ILS a diasn a ti n ta d es tp . to T tuis hey t al is otwed ne ed vio in isa g m ett w ing ha b te ini ver as had far =owN him. In that street, however, a crowd of the a countrymen had eollected, and they were hooting sad yelling, and the deceased again struggled desperately Is get away from them, and repeatedly exclaimed " that no two —of policemen should take him to the station." He the* put h band into witases's stork and neal choked Ids, and not is having_a staff ef his own, he called out tor ores, and another constable who had mess up, gave him a mug and he struck the deceased on the arm with it to make him loose his held. Dimwit thorn geraght bold of Haskell la the sae Samar, sad he thrush him again on the ors, to maks him Save go. Dories this Use, Bushell mad MENU ware struck award sad the deceased's basher me silting the sob S l = San, and relate the demand ; sad *pea bin Whig le the prisoner , "Bushe ll , yen --n, yew droll 6141 . of tbk maker day, and at the et=isessil ` deaf e Wks Mid of him, be sawed him into Gu ide ed mast positively that the prisoner struck the ewsw In mower to a guidon put by Mr. 'Parry, the witams said that he was betas the coroner in rather an awkward S them*was as he sent there with Bushell In order that the Omens might us If they could identify him se urea the men who had assaulted the deemed. 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