The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-27 00:00:00

NEW DESPATCH FROM MARSHAL PELISSIER. The Mew Saw et yonforday mmtaina the following &Raba rum Mamba Minim, is completion of that w►isk we published yeitcrilay : Raid Qoarlses, Mai Mimi, Sept. 14. M. le flardek4-1 Mtn the Mass m addresi to year Baseliessy, se I posmied i• my cimpateh of the Mb, my aspertes the Irides of fiebasespel by smelt. The west ef this amain esemod to have arrived. Oa the hit oar Niemen had some time Whim serried Moir worts within hem XI to 40 metres cf the Reg NMI sad Noted Beellena Oa Ite right, ear appeesehes, pasted hrwer3 eery sad a* seder the pigsties ef the eastaised minify Ire whisk lad bees speed slam the 17th. were sly 26 seems dismat fruit he sanest of the Ma/alchelf sad of the Lassa brim The artillery had dabbed nearly 100 betmeise, winch wore is s gasket sista, coompletsly sista. and bowleg la all 360 sameas is oar left attache and 760 1. our *M. The lapel cm their ride, althoegh slopped by dißealthe ef the grata. had arrived at about two Modred metre from the Great Bodes, sad they had about 200 pas is their bat teries. TM Reasims, hamming the Sam, robed ea the Illialakhof side a mead ~oink which it was important set le riltiW MOMS to Amish. Fierily, the limey of relief tad jail bees sempleteiy defeated is the 16th ow the Teliesaays. There it had =primed considerable lows, and it we ad probable that it would »tare to relieve the pees sad amok au pesitioes, which we had ' mildewed smart sad ia whist we wore prepared to repulse all the Wort, of the essay. It was Ikea agreed between Oeseral Simpson sad my self that we should deliver a derisive attack. TM pumas seciumadiag the Malay sad the measure el both armies were assahmusly el 'Oahe this thh 'Maid be oar ant mews. The Mb sf September was the day dud for the I have brook bed the loom to past est o year Issellsmosy. the new MOM was to Week the enemy is Me phobia paisis of kis net so that be might met be ehb M direst all kis nouns spied one does idea ; sod to tasks kin mosey respostim the tows, from whisk the bridge started whereby he was to moat. Oa the left. Gemini do %Um, with the let own, reta ined by a Bentlake brigade, the amistases of whisk had Dees Warn Os me by Often' de le Mumma, was Is attack the tows. la the end. Go Heed' wen to seise the Great Reda.; mad, may, ea out right, Gemmel Besenet was te sneak the HAIM& sad !ha Little Bed's, the Wiest points of the 15W14116 Of Essubehtais. The fellowiag ansagesints lad bees mode for sash of Moe stooks. Oa the left Cenral Levellleet's division (2ed of the let ems, Brigade Coutes 9th Battalion of the Cases,, 1 Pied, Cessmsader Rog% ; 21st of the Use, Liett.-Colead VUsrat ; 42ad of the lin, Lint-Wesel a. Mast. Brigade Trine : 46th of the line, Lint.-Calomel Le Hamm ; 80th el the Use, Colonel Unmade), whisk was singed with the duty of stbeiring the Cenral Bodes sad its lased's, wen pion in the meet ethanol parallels. On its right wee the division of Gomel trilaiseurn (Brigade Niel: 6th Battalion of Chmeasis I Plod, Commander Garner • 19th ef the Colossi Gained; 26th of the Use, Co lossi de Serbiers. Brigade Bram 38th of the Use, Colonel Camiguin; 74th alike line, Wesel Gent de Leaped), whisk was to nu bs» is the maid Lenillain's Divides, astissime tie gorge of the Flagstaff Bastion, sad the batteries whisk had beta raised then. The Berdiaian Brigade of dental Cialdlai, stained at the side of Chinni d'Astemarre's Divides, no to mask the right Seek of the is.. bastion. Fleetly, Grail Boat's Divnies (4th of the Ist Corps, Geserd Wore; 10th Chomme 1 Pied, Commander Osiostud ; 16th of the lbs. Quad Dante ; 79th of the lies, Cassel Grain. 2ad Brigade Gemmel Roquette, 14th of the lbw, Cassel de Mirk.; 43rd of the lin, Coked Breathe), sad Genre! Pairs Division (301 a the Ist Oen; Gametal Beene. Brigade 6th Battelle. 'el Charms d Pied, Commeander Farah de la Privet*: 28th of the Use, Colonel Larding; 98th of the Use, Celled Comeil.DamessU. Grows] Bassine's brigade: let regimen of the Foreign Legion, Liesteneat- Coked Mattedet de Cordon ; 21111 Regiment aft ha Fo nts* Leese. Client de Cobden') %nod tits teem of Loaners divides. Besides these, mad is order to be papered sa this side for ay nestaalities which aright nip I bad sound the 30th ad 36th regiments of the Use Hen Kinks* sad pissed them seder this orders of Gs moral De Oaks, mks had posted them ea the "stream left this eneegly snubs the pommies of our lime en this side. Before larabeissie, as I have already meld, oar Meek was I. he mode Is three direetiess—at the left ea the Ileiddieff sad its redoubt ; at the rights the Uwe Rids.; mad is the entre oa the cur tain whin Wise these two weeks. Evideetly, the lf dahlia* system" of weeks wee the most importeat point. Its capture meat neeneully satail the rats of the defines of the plea la sesames, sad I kid added to the mope of General Hapset ell the tawny of the Imperial Chord. The left atm& ea► theMalakieff we madded to Gametal i Itlfahoon (Ist diviMea of the 2ed arise), let belied., Col. Dawes; let Boum, Colonel Colinas ; and 7th of the I lies, Colossi Dews; 2ad brigade, Omani Vino),; let i bandies of Chemins I Pied, Commasdaat Gambier ; 20th of the In*, Colossi Orleans; 27th of the line, Colossi I Adam, wile bad to morn the brigade Wimple's, 3rd of Zesams, Camel Peltis ; 60th of the lie*, Lieuteneut- Colossi Nimbi ; sad the Tininess Algiriess, Colossi Dee, letsehed files Camon's divielos, sad the two battalions of the Zanies of the Guard, under Celesta Jeans. The seta& of the right es the Balsa wee confided to Goseral Dales (brigade Baiat-Pol) ; 17th Chasms pied. Commandant de Firmest ; 67th of the liae, Colonel Dupuis; Moth, Wesel level ; 2nd Brigade, General Biome ; 10th of the line, Cosamasdaat de Lesestrie ; 61st of the Use, Colonel de Tale), having I. reserve the Brigade Wreaks, bith of the Use, Colossi Gairia ; 96th of the Um, Cannel Mambo, ef the divides d'Aarelles, sad the bananas d Chasms I pied of garde, Caumadaat Corea. lie de Lorialka Finally General de la Mottereage (Brigade du Genera Bearbaki ; 4th Chimes» a pied, Cosa mendeat Clisobest; Mt► of the Use, Wesel de Bernier 10f$1 of t►e Una, Colonel Mathieu ; 2ad Brigade, Colossi Pieard ; 91st of the Mae, Oeleml Pisard ; 49tb of the linos Cassel Beegnars) amnestied the attack is the emus st the easels, bawls( to reserve the Veltigeotro, Colas), Mestdra et Dummy, and the Grenadiers of the Guard, Coked' Bliadistal sad Dane., eater the &tett orders of Osmond Nalliset, having loader him Brigadier Geserals nominee said De Fenly. With rehemes le the stations of these troops. our Caches had boss divided fate Wm patine, each of yid& was he meads is its advisee& part nearly the whole of the stlesidag &Asks ; sad the rearm wore te be plated alma is the eh& membes, which were well adapted to held them, sad ethers is the Larabelasis and Caresses, revise& It tree et the Let impertaaeo. la soda to &Moe the Gamy, that the areembliao et all tine Mope should take Sege within% ebeareetioa. east to We winos ell the lines et ecoasaualeselaa heals; to ear Mowed Oases Warms _ _ lied bees eznalant will greet cue. sad whoirever they peneitted the enemy t we est sene, the pretest's' ante were raised so es to give snidest sera's'. _ _ _ At the Wt stied'., se well as at those Of the right, de- Mainmasts ef emelseen sad of artillery, feruished with tools, had bees appointed to reeled at the head et reek solemn .1 attack. The Ampere were to be ready wit► the amnia pies of the &deemed guard et each attack, to threw bridges, is the sae ef whisk they bad bees menised, sad the mate riels be whisk hod Mee *rod forward is the Ant line. ' The passes wen to be famished with hammers, and all Made ei web peeper to spike or supine gums as the ease might he, sad to term &pima the moray those which .book be essimiseed. Moreover, I. the first Imitations of mob att.* a metals member of emu were to be furnished with heady took, seek as they could carry in their waist• belts, sad dt to epos peasagee, fill up ditches, to tun tremens*, mad, is a word, to aseempl'sh those important works which require to be enseeted es the instant. Moreover, reamer of field artillery bad been prepared, as as to be able be IMMO up rapidly sad Wm pert in the melee. At the left attasks a field battery was to be placed is quarry, seer the eetoebte, with its horses allesbeL Two ether batistes, el the First Division, were to be held seedy at the Callous. Fiscally, a fourth battery was to be k engem at the left ertrusity ef the Lament At the right attack a reserve of 24 field miss we. 19 IS Nosed, 12 I. Ike .11 Lemmata , battery sad 13 alike Maeda Weekiag parties were peeled la pouts hilleabsi, the mimes seem% to prepare the way for this M M reedy !sr every nest, the int divides d brigade was posted u as to be able, with the aid of ♦ ►stteries owl redoubts estates la that dinettes, to Arabs rletteeept whisk the essay ►t auks es the essaterfarte of lawman. Ale el ear MOM Gomel Herbrnia del Gam to the bedtime et the Teieneys utlh lie fatestry, NI wady W the Is win Awe W the Waldo mobs say essetwhiro h hi Ltie essopy the saveloy, sai artilim, to act at a tomootat's mew flied, Wise wined Gam& Fattea's totiodlo et soitoomitts to to war Ms. Ososeol do to Mamma bad boas pooviewaly termed d Moo stramousoats. - - - - Omega d'Alloaville bed orders to retire is the sight of Me Itb from the valley of Bailer, sad take a potties et emesomatiom sear the bridge of Krause, width would to anagram is ease of say attempt sada by tbe army of roklef. One/al &apses sad I bad by season assist Azad the hew rd mask at 12 'Week. The hese Noma wee is many regime advastageose. It gave n a hatter sham* of saddest, earrisisi the enemy, sad is OM tlis Busies army of relief bad bees iodised to make s Merman attempt to neuter the plass, ft would kine bees i■pemible far ft to make a vigorous seevessest agnate oar Ines before the cad of the day. Is say eat% whatever the result of the attack, we should have math the maniac to advise apes it. Oa the wring el the Bth the artillery of oar left attacks, which from daybreak as the sth had kept sp s violent dm eestiased to crash the enemy with its projestiles. At the tight Mask our batteries aloe end rapidly, bat kept up the system whisk they bad adopted several days before, is *imitation el that which might take plan. Towards eight o'elook the eighteen threw spa the Canal Bastian two raises °lorgnettes, each sha►ged with a hundred kilegrammes of powder, sad at the same time they nploded bents our approaches ea dm frost of the Malakboff throe mirth% ambers charged is all with 1,600 kilogrammes of powder, I. order to destroy the lower galls. rise of the Rumba animus. As the pommel= of the Malakhoff works Rust deride the day. the other attacks were eabardimted to it, sad It was agreed with Gemara &area that the Begliah should sot attest the Great Roden until 1 should lave gives a signal mat we were ewe of the Melakbolf. Is the tame way Gourd De Bailee was sot to attach with hie troop mall $ resent Wash I was to Wiest' to hi. by mother siva ♦ little before noon all the veer were Ia readiness, and in perfect order ea the paints indlested. sad the other &frowsiest. had bees punctually executed. General De Balks was ready ; General Baguet was at the flibthig-post which be hod chows la the Ilk pantlel; sad L with °monk Thiry of the Artillery, Niel of the Zertissers, sad Martistprey, the chief of my staff, was at the Breaths redoubt, which I had chosen for my had-quarter. AU our watehee lad been regulated. At noon preehely all our batteries seamed to thunder, in order that they 'night be 'divested to a longer rasp, so as to nosh the reserves of the seamy. At the word of their shisk, the divisions of Generals Illfahon, Delae, sad De la Mettensp, left ski treadles. The drums sad the clarions beat and sounded the slurp, and to the cry of " Vire Misprint 1" a thou sand time. repeated along the whole Use, oar intrepid soldiers precipitated themselves upon the enemy's defames. It was a Wenn saws. The first Brigade of McMahon'. Division, the let Regiment of Zosavie leading, followed by the 7th of the like, and having theAtli Chaareurs a Pied on its left, sprang to the left fare and the Wiest of the Keleklieff work. The breadth and depth of the ditch, the Welt and @teepees' of the elope, rendered the assent en trantely dilloalt to ear rain ; but filially they gained the parapet, weaned with Bassi..., who, in default of markets, picked op whatever mate to bead—mattocks, Moses, or roomers—sad wed them as weapons. That took plain • head-to•haad struggle—me of those excels, eanbate in which aothieg bat the intrepidity of oar soldiers end their chiefs ass give them the victory. They immediately sprang foto the work; they drove back the Russians who continued to resist, sad, in • few mem& afterwards, the flag of France WY finally pleated oa the Malakholf. At the right sad esatm, with that men impetuous dash which had overthrown so many obstsees sad forced the enemy to Iy, the divisions Dates sari de la Ilotterouge, led by their *kith, had seised the Little Rodin at the C•nes iag Bey mad •Ls the Curtain, forcing their way even as fez m t►e mead estonsife that was being marrected. Every whom we were ia poosessioa of the works attacked. Bat t►is Ant sad brilliant norms had nearly met as very dear. &reek by • large spasm? from a bomb la his right aide, General Boned was compelled to quit the field of bettle. I mudded the minunand to Gemer•l Balm, who was admi rably lemeded by General de Lisle», chief of the staff Of the Sad Corps. s Net st the Voltigars of the Gard ; is all dilation ha ✓eeisiell the seamy, who were anywhere re Weed. The Itsesisse, however, nude a last aid desperate attempt Faemei is deep alum, they thrice assailed the breast of tb,war►,"d those 'lvy Were impelled to reties with OSOTNIOUS loss Wien the solidity of our troops . _ _ _ Attar this last stripes, which ended Iliad flys In the @realm, the easny appeared resolved to abaadas the spot, sea wily his batteries seatlaued iota sight to mud us slew podastiler, whisk we loam did us melt hare. The detaeleweste of the eesiaesre and artillery, who dart, the ocuabat were polka* dgbdog or actively en gaged is their geoid work, quickly set about Gamble out the works that were passim ia the iaterior of the fort l eader Ike dinettes of their Afars. Araordisp Is my orden, °swab Thiry and Niel in amend Gownle Emmet sad Framed, sosmanitiag the artillery sad minion of the gad corps, to take ell the necessary steps for eetablishisg ourselves firmly in the alaklaff and on t►at part of the curtain which wee in our power, so that we might Is ales of seed resist a night attack of the away, and be in a polities to drive him the seat dey hem the Little Bed= of the Careening Bay, the liaison es Craig, and all thb portion of his &Wow Those arrawatoate became however unamemary. The sassy, hopeless of retaking the blalakhoff, took an impor tant resolution—he evacuated the tows. Towards the oboe of the day I bad a suspicion of this, foe I had seen loss lines of troops and baggage defile along the bridge sad reach the uorth beak, sad the coeflagratioes which erase in every directive goo. removed all doubt. I should have liked to pull forward, gala the bridge, and cat of the enemy's retreat ; bat the besieged was at every eacsaut blowing up one er other of his defence., his powder magazinos, and his establishments. These explodes, would ham destroye# es in detail, and so they rendered the idea Impracticable. We remised in patties until the day should arise epos this some of desolates. The sun is riga, 116kted up this week of destruction, whist; was very meek greeter thea we hold bees able to imagine. The last Remiss vessels whored the inning before in the roadstead were makes ; the bridge was dis connected ; the enemy had only reserved his steamers, which serried of the last lenitive, and some infatuated Baseless who were still walking amesget the fires in this ea/sappy city. Bat presently these nes, as well as the steamers were drives to soak refuge in the Indentations of the beak mirth of the roadstead. Thus terminated this nsenerable Mete, daring which the army of relief has bees twice defeated in ardor of battle, sod the offesein sad defied,* means of which have &Malan to Wooed proportion. Tbe boning army ►td at is various attacks 800 guns is battery, which have find men than 1,600,000 tines; and oar approaches, exca vated la the course of 336 days, in rocky ground, and pre sent:Ws as extant of more thaa 80 kiluntres (20 leegues), have been executed sada the mastast fire of the place, and disturbed by inessant combats day and night. The day of Sept. 8, on which the allied armies proved themselves superior to an army almost equal in number, sot invested, estrowsked Nand formidable defences, provided with man then 1,100 gum, protected by the guns of the fleet, and of the batteries north of the roadstead, and still dispodag of immense resources, will remain an example of what may be expected from en assay, brave, dieciplined, end inured to wax. Our losses on this day were five pastels killed, four wosaded, and six contused, 24 superior odors killed, 20 wounded, sad two missing ; 116 subaltern officers killed, 224 wounded, eight missiag ; 1,489 sous °dicers cud soldiers killed, 4,269 wenaded, and 1,400 missing —total, 7,651. As you see, Monsieur le Mukha', these losses are numerous; many of them ere deeply to be regretted, but yet they are less then I bed reason to feu. Every ate, Meadow le Mardehal, from the general to the Weer, has gloriously done his duty, sad the army, of whisk the Emperor may be proud, has deserved well of the ermutry. I shall have many rewards to claim, sad many names to make kaown to your ezoelleorry. That will be a teak that would be oat of place here. It had bees arranged that the fleets of Admiral Lyons and Brad should come sad bring their broadsides to best at the *stream of the Behestopol rosdaq►d, so as to effect a power ful diversion. But it blew a heavy gale from the north-east, which, while it annoyed us very mach on lead, rendered the sea easeediagly rough, sad prevented the ships (rem h "- lag their moorings. The English and Preach bomb•ketcbs were, nevertheless, able to set, dud they Bred most seems telly into the roadstead, the town, std the various maritime feet& As at all times, the 'anon who had landed and the The engineers who mompanied the storming columns were already at work ; tbey filled up the &NW, enema priseges, and threw serem.bridges. The 111111111111 Wyk at General de Whlshea al/mused rapidly to refahres the troop la the 111alakholf. I gave the signal agreed spin milk Gonna Simpson for the attack on the Great Roden, Mai*Say after for the attack ea tits town. Tfe English had 200 metres to mom under a terrible fire Sips*. This apse was soca strewed with dead ; never- Ibise s this dicta* Meg tie march of the sternum solutes, wilidh Mimed heweide the capital of the work. It de ntinal Seethe rUtek which is needy five iodine deep mil s Sighs all the efforts of the Ruda's, it sealed the einspe, and carried the salient of the Roden. TIM% after the first brunt of the engagement, gala tug the Russians dear, the English soldien Med is faint of theta only a vast open space, crossed by the tells et the essay, who kept himself dose behind seine distant traverse& noes who same up hardly replaced this who bad been disabled. It vs eat till they had sus tained for weedy two bears this unwind wiriest that the English derided ea emeasting the Reds. They did is with se Be. an asps' that the enemy did not dere follow. la the meantime, on the left, at the appointed signal, the einem of Levaillant's division, commanded by Generals Ceases and Troche, dashed headlong against the left flask of the Central Bastion sad the left lunette. In spite of a shows of balls and projectiles, and after a very sharp ma teat, the spirit and vigour of these brave troops triumphed at first ever the enemy's resistance, and, notwithstanding the assumalated difficulties in their front, they forced their way Into the two works. Bat the enemy, having fallen be* en his nemesis , . traverses, kept his ground everywhere. A merdereus Bre of musketry was opined from every ridge. Gana unmasked for the first time and fleldisieees brought up to several points, vomited grape and decimated our me. Generals Costae and Trash., who had jest been wounded,' were obliged to give up their essansaad. Generals Rivet and Breton were killed ; several mine•eherabsn, fired by the enemy, produced a moment of hesitation. At length m mask in their turn by amerces Russian columns cos palled our troops to ahead= the works they bad eared, and to retire fate oar advasedplaces drama. Oar batteries on this part of the Meeks, 'Wittily ago dotted by General UMW, aided se devotedly and Willi gently, as en all imeasims, by Rear-Admiral Rigault de Geneallly, changed the &notion of their fire while M onads; its Intensity, and *compelled the sassy te tabs Asher behind his parapets. General de Balla, made. d'ASsesarre's division to advance, was preparing Mies this time a mend and formidable aria& : but as we Mill 11110 tared the possession of the btalakhoff, I sent ward to Ms not to let it muses. Oar peasesion of this work, however, was easegeticiany disputed. 1 abl praisers, were the worthy rivals of the land artillery, end distinguished themselves by the vigour and precision of their fire. The BagUsh army conducted itself with its habitual intre pidity. It prepared a second attack, which, doubtless, would have taiumphed over the unexpected obstacles winch had met their that ; but the possession of the llialakhoff pre. perly led to the countermanding of this snood attack. The Sardinian brigade of Cieseral Cialdini, which Genie ral de ►a Marmon had placed at my disposition to reinforce the first corps, bore the terrible fire which cut up our trenches with the firmness of veteran troop.. The Pied mottoes burned with desire to eons te blows with the enemy; bat the attack on the Flagstaff Bastion having been postponed, it was impossible to satiety the ardour of these brave troops. As at all times, our wounded, and even those of the esemy,have bees the objects attn.:lC sealons,intellicsnt,and complete care. Ws owe to the good organisation of all our hospital sarriees, sad to the devotedness of those to whoa they are committed, the sada faction of Wog able to an a great number of the wounded . I cannot terminate this report without bringing to the knowledge of your a:saliency how much upon chic occasion, as upon all others, I have had to praise the conduct of Msjor General Hugh Rase cad Lieutenant George Foley, corn saissiomen of her Britannis Msjesty to the Commender•ia- Chief of the French army, in the numerous eommuniestions which I have had during the action with General James Simpson, the Commanderis•Cidef.—Accept, ice., PELISSIBR. By mass ot:the batteries tree the mime en anis, of the gems el his Niemen, of field gain brought to lavourable pants, sad of the batteries ea the sank side of the road stead, the enemy deluged us with grapeoad with projectiles el every Wad, sad sossitted great ranges is oar nuke. The powder niegerlae of the Rude. Posters Battery bad just exploded, thereby amain oar less, sod canna, the eagle of the 91st to disappear fora moment. A great lathy superior *Seen sad ethers were either weended or killed. The dismal@ de Saisit PM sad de Mantle@ died gloriously, mad Gnarls lliellinet, de Pagans, sad Besrbski, had been wooded at the head of their troop. Three tines the divisions of Dane sad de 1. Kettering, seized the Reds. sad the certain, sad three tines they were obliged to fall back before a terrible Sr. of artillery sad the dean manes arrayed is host of them. lievertheleas the two lisid batteries*/ reserve from the Duseaster battery disseaded at a trot, erased the tenches, and boldly stationed then. *elves withia half nags. They succeeded la driving away the nears edemas sad the steemen. A part of these two oupperted in this heron straggle by the troops el the Guard, who e• ibis day covend themselves with glomm, nada pod their foods, in the satire left of the curtain, boa which the messy could set drive them. Daring the renewed eembets of the right sad the men, tls Sudan redoubled their diens to resosquer the Iblaidssa each, *ash is a art of earthen citadel of 31 ameba 12 less* mad 100 metres is width, armed with 02 guar .f lent ealibre,crosse a mamas whish annaande the whole 'Maier ebbe Harabelsaia gagster, takes in reverse the Baba which was attacked by the Eighth, is only 1,200 sans trent the south harbosr, add threatens sot airily the oily asehocare sow remaining Si, the ships, bat the only MUM of retreat apes to the Raedess, ausely, the bridge throws aorta the roadstead item one bsak to the other. Thus during the bet hours of*, strife of the two usage, the Barba arstandy rowed their attempts; bad Gomel Wllahes, is mist* there isoissaat Make, was aristed assessialy by Vase. bripde of his divides, by the Lossase albs Guard, fiessal Whelan•s resseve, sad SPORTING. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1855. FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. TEN ST. LSO= STAX - ii, of 2,5 sows. *soh, for 3 yr-olds ; alts, wt 711 s; fillies, get Sib. Certain peaskies and snow iness. D.I. (2 miles 119 yards). (lb subs.) Rolm of liodk orVsapid Hobs= by Birdsalthr, , sat Alb (Pettit) ) I Or 0. Mare% . Mt 71Bartholomew I Lord lesem's IMO% rst Kb b ( (Norman) 3 HANDICAP SWIIIPITAN9B of 16 sows. stab, 10 ft, for 2- yr-olds. T.Y.C. (6 far. 140 yards). (4 sob.) Mr. 0321 bes 1 / 3 0 Tfi a t . firr: Bow, bet 4lb .....!Bartholomew) 1 Mr. Payoo's Lord 7rt 13Ib (Munro) 9 Mr.Baatine be by Lady I. tog let rib (Oath* $ Sloan TILIZIINIAL PRODUCZ STAIRS of 10 sows. each. for 2-yr-olds ; mite, gat 71b ; allies, get 41b. Tito Goiter of the oseeed hors, to reesies a sons equal to 10 per coat. as the whale shako, sad tho owner of the third bine a rum equal tog yes seat. as tbembole stake. T.Y.C. (6 fez. 140 yard* (1111sabs.) /Ira. 31 . IlmWo Km? Cote, hY the .foal Datebesatt, tist Mb ... (Bartholomew) 1 Lad anowPa — berifdatios‘ by Wanda. Sat 41b (A.hmall 2 Mr. Ewes alstrodry Mom. Wm .. (A. Day 3 Lord bMs fip Dm Joba—Platy, Set Sib (Norman 4 Mr. Oman (by dlsna—Roosermtr, Set DO (Platens I Mr. Ormleo 0114-Pat, by 81orm 1 / 2 Sot 7l b (J. Maas 6 Beresimaias of 10 sm. oodt, for 2-yr•olds ; colt', B,t 7ib; Milli, flat 41b. This whiner to be sold fur 60 sore. if do naseded, to. First half of Abli. (3 linkup 216 yds). (3 sobs) Deltoid Bedford's f byTadmer—Meamda.ilet 41b(Pettl • w.o. Mr. Lowther's Ptrosalrary, in ?lb (J. Breggis. • Mr. Panes Lord Ithoisa , eat 71b (Flames 8 A Illwzipsraiss of 10 sou. each; 2.yr•olds, Bit ; three, got 41b; four, list 12th; five and upwards, 9st lle. The wiener to bs sold for 150 soil. if dissuaded, !to. 11.31. (1 age 17 yds). (4 sub..) Deduct Mixes Abysm, by Robert do Gorham, 3 yrs, Ist 41b (Peel 1 Mr. lobbotoes Planytos Mold. 9 rs. e5t......... (Mare 9 Mr. J. Maybes Ida. S yrs, list 41b Mr. A. I. Le Cras'a Timm, 3 yr*, 9st llb (0,11130 1 FIFTY POUNDS, for 3-yr.olds, 7at 61s; four, Set Sib; fir*, it 1311, sir sad aged, 0 . 1. D.I. (2 miles 119 yds). Mr. D aisy'. Black ewes by Noted of the Whistle. Syr.. sat 131 b Dube of Bedford's Triton. 3 yre, 7N 3tb (J. B;esek.) I Mr. Cambe's Bloebeard, 4 yn, list 810 . (Bartholomew) 3 UNITED STATES.—Abont 60 poaseogers for Now York left Sonthemptos yesterday afternoon to embark on bawd the United States mail steamer Union, at C.Aroll. The Earksoa et !enter is expected daily at Cowes, from New York, on her way to Bremen. There Si. now cares stamen tannins betimes Cowes sad New Yolk, namely, the Hermosa, Washington, and tee Barium, which touch Cowes on their way to sod from New York and Bremen; wad the Union, Aug.,s Asieload North Star, whist touch Cowen as their way to end hem New York and Hem. Tisa Hermann, Waahington, Union, and Arego are mall reamers; the others are privets Masmers. [Advertisemesta—Asother Burnam:yr, ma nila- Ing Oka Wary of the teeing of the am sf ilsltastftef. wIU bs ere. MIMI goals wl,ll the haILT SWAIM of 1111111 OT the rem MM., moms as damns oldie tremesiens namils an Ms Modak. lief ma as Win; me entry dike dam we Ilsisesepst dissrip dew Masai Or tows; end SW tweeksi a dims and miss Wed sad wissuidaeL warns may be gime Is sit _imermseers YlMSseammatry, a at the Also of this "rilmardie um. !test. Aro. . !Lab) bitefitgenct. COURT OF BA MIMS NI. N.-I:I6PT. 26. zogauTD. IN 13 0. J. NAZI AND 00.-3ANIZIMOT. This ease was brought before the start a few days DA% eider the arresomeet classes, the 'Weimer ben ter. Charles Joh& Mr*, the emisent ship-bailder, of Orelisrd yard, Bleskwall, who bad traded leader style or Wm of Charles Jobs liars sad Co." Is his the mattes Kr. Kars stated that the isability of your petit to meet his 'ageism.", with his meditate arises from the delay is pay emus to petitioner 'idlest" large sums away duo to year for works performed by him is his business." A eseetlag foe retitle* the proposal of the petitioser was fixed far the 13th of November; sad Mr. Lee was appointed the niaisl meigues. Mr. Lswesset, ea behalf of the petitions, now applied that ha right be adjudged bankrupt. His Haim, after lookieg into the pree•ediage, said it ap peared that Mr. Mare had deferred the presentation of his wide.' imager this was ezessable ; he would therefore be adjailleated a bsakrept, mad all further proosedings adjounied into the open wart. Ibe bankruptcy was ordered to be putted, and the nivialag far the *hobs of mitigates was appointed for the 12th October. llissatinte it should be stated that no interruption what ever has taken plass is the business of the bankrupt, which is carried on seder the direction of Kr. Lee, the official astigasik sad Mr. Johnsen, the messespr of the evert The Insists* is most extensive, there Wag several large govensmeat °outran' is baud ; and it is said that the amount of wages paid is nearly 6,00 W. weekly. It is Iw possible at present to arrive at any maturate statement of the liabilities and wet', bat an emollient are the creditors of a fevourable result that the Commercial Bank has opened i s credit of 10,0001. to the official assignee, for the purpose of carrying on the business with effisienay. THE POLICE COURT& MANSIONMOUSE. Samuel Britton was brought before the Lord Mayor, 'barged apse suspieloo of hulas bees °aspersed in a robbery, whisk weieeraraltted several months ago on the premises el Muss. Berms, Blumberg, and Co., of Can nes duet west, importers and Jewell's. Buns, of No. 1, Virgialavrow Gibraltar•walk, Sborediteb, cheadlor's shop keeper, sa id—Os the 9th of November last, I was in the Black Dag public-how, in Church-strut, Bethnal-grwan, and I saw the prisoner thaw. There were other perms then at the time. He asked se if I would boy • watch, and he showed me the entail produced by die °facer. I told him I would boy the wateh if he would let me take it to • pawnbroker to aseertals the value of it. U. said I might do so, and I seoordiagly took the watch with the intention of going to • pewsbroker's shop to know what it was worth, but was appuhended by Sergeant Jacks= for having it in my POSSIMiIa. Sergeant Jackson asked me from whom I got it, and I told him, and gave it into hie omission. I was afterwards taken to the statimg-houe. and from therm to the Mansion-house, where I leadirweat erscainatione, sad was at last after three weeks' detention discharged from custody, kook* been allowed to go oat in the lest week of miimprisoanteat on bail. The Lord Mayor—Are you sure that the prisoner is the poises who offered to *ell the watch to you ? Witeess—l eat quite sure of it. The Lad Mayor—Did you ase any other articles in his pomades at the time ? WiteeM4 saw two as three rings in hie posesesion at the time. Onset them had a state in it. Another was a plain tin, but I dH not teeth them. The primmer—Hy lord, I should like to a» the watch this nutria 'earth to him for sale. As for the rings be speaks of, I have se recollection of having any rings in my possessioa at the drool saw him, but I might hart had acme which I bought in Hatton-gird». The Lord Mayor directed that the watch should be shown to the prisoner, bat that the number of it should not be inhibited. The prisoner—The watch I showed to him was quite different from that just produced. The Lad Mayor—addreasinn himself to lespector Mit chell, who has been for some time investigating the circum stances of the serious robbery at the establishment of Meseta. Berths and Blumberg—asked whether that officer had any thing to state upon the subject at that moment ? Mr. Mitchell said he bad been engaged, with others, in looking after the prisoner since the time of the informs tioa of the robbery, but without success till yesterday Mora lag, at ass o'clock. It would be asaosary, the i-spector added, for the ends of justice, that a remind should take place for a few days. Mr. John L. Walpole, burr to the hose, of Berens and Blumberg, said—lt is part of my business to panda» watches tot the firm. It is ear practise to eater the num bers of maims perobassi by as in • book when taken into the Meth. nafi OM** them Item the book when they are sold. I hire ezeraised this watch, and to the best of my belief it bes been in our stock. The number is in our book, and from the book it appears that it has not beat sold. It is one of these which we missed from the stock immediately after the robbery of the premises alluded to. We have a list of all the wages which were sales at the time The watch is a article. I believe this watch to be a potties oldie The prisseer—This is not the watch I handed to the wh ams who against me at all. I had a peony far the urNsh I put into his possession at all. I gave hits a meth smsdy to learn the value of it for me. I meant that be @Melt paws it, and that I should sell him the ticket. That's the whole of it. The Lord Mayor said the statement made by the prisoner proved that the witness who had bass in the first instance apprehended, had sat ed facts to the officer upon being taken into custody, and bore oat to a great extent the state ment made by him on that examination. The prisoner was then remanded. SONIVOI Franklin, who was some days ago charged with having robbed Mr. Ward, corn factor, in the subscription room of the Corn Exchange of bank-notes to the amount of 46L, was brought up for final examination, and committed for trial. LAMBETH. Robert Hodson Parrott, formerly a surgoss is tolerable preach*, who had bets in custody for the last week on the twofold charge of obtainhig mousy by false pretences and illegally ruakiug a post snorters szanination of the body of George Hoary Freshwater, was brought up for final *semi callous. Mr. Elliott was of opinion that the evidence to support the first charge was ineufficient ; but he s►ould send the prisoner to take his trial for unlawfully procuring the removal of the body of the deceased for anatomical purposes. The prisoner, who appeared mush improved by his iinpri soniaent, was accordingly committed., SOUTHWARK. Jens Gibson, the discharged none from the Crimea, who bad bean several times remanded on a charge of having in her possession a vast amount of linen and other property, stolen from the hospital stores at Scutari and Kidlike, was brought before Mr. Seeker for final ezamisation. Mr. Solomon, for the prisoner, called Mary Ann Brown, who said—l ern • widow, and a nurse at Guy's Hospital. I know the prisoner. I first maw her on board the Arabia at Constantinople, with five of the Scutari SunOS, who were ordered home to England. The prisoner, myself, and another went to Sella:ale Hospital to welt until we could be seat home, and after that we came to Seater' and remained there until a vessel would leave for Hoagland. Miss Pollidore, Miss Laerton, and others of the lady nurses were there. Miss Polhdore, by directions of Mrs. Brthebridge, told us to open the bale, and take say- Wag we wanted. I don't know what Mn. Gibson (the polsoosr) took. We were among the three ?Coital., nurses, lid entitled to the property. Mr. Seeker—What did you take ? Witness—The best things I could find. (Laughter.) Miss Salisbury told me to take the best. I took sheets, shirts, and books. Miss Salisbury gave me some Ansel, twelve pounds of tea, and some auger. Mr. Seeker—Do you mean to any the books were given to you ? Witt:see—No, sir; they were lent to us to read. Miss Pollidore and Mrs. Bragebridge canes home with us, man knew it. Miss Salisbury is not is this country ; we left bas at Scutari. Mr. Seeker—Had you any government stores given In you ? Witnees—l don't know what were government stores, as of all descriptions lay about the hospitals. property Williams, • nuns at Gay's Hospital, said—l was et Scutari Hospital, and wee on of the Best Dorsal engaged by Mies Nightingale in September, 1116‘. 1 lift the Crimea about Christmas last, and received old been and other things frost Mn. Braoshridge. Mr. Becker—ls such property as that found given to the nurses ? Witness—l believe so. The hied nurses were very kind. Mr. Seeker said it would be useless to waste the time of the public in going any further with this saes. It had bad a very serious sateen from the lot, and he had been determined to sift it to the bottom. He had received a number of letters from persons of dillies:ties and others, whist: showed the base conduct of the rimier, over whom, safortunately, he had no control. It would be useless to pursue • criminal charge against her here; but there was not the least doubt that she had come by the property die. honestly, and in • manlier that was a disgrace to any female who had been pissed In the situation she bad ailed. It was !enemata *mbar that the whole transaction had taken place hope dtbee Horish law. It was really chocking to think thataugeOssitould indulge in such • system of plus• der at the espouse of those who had the comfort of the sick and wounded soldiers at heart. It was low, too, on the part of des primer to eine forward sew sad usually lay shins to a gent polies of the moiety head on her The list of b it she shined was se Mow* :—Fire sheers, totw two te l day shim, nine table mph's., her towels, Mew meek four white picket leadkereitieh with private asses althea. a dread shirt (net a weena's shirt. mad Sileselbee she meraluly wail sea oldie that), ors - she*, sod a number of beay besides he leeks and one spasm /be bad so right is have any of those artieles in her pommies under any pretests whatever ; and both she and the first whams who had bees examined that day ought to he grateful few the me now gimps they had had from the punishment they se riebly deserved. • Mr. Soloman—Will yen give up the geode to my dint, sir? Mr. Seeker—Certainly not. I shall order sights; to be gives up until mere isquiries are made, and I shall met est so sky own responsibility at all. FIR 'LW " I° 'IP at *lwnee 8v what When dr what the Po , omoe. pitta des- ed. tam& expected Vessel. Lisbon .... 1 15 7 th.17t6,55 i aosith . .85. in Gibral'ar Ulbraltar ....1 1 1 itb and Malta. Egypt"' l3l of the ) a mplo, Ava . ...... t h, &dans Ceylon* India. 1 month. Mauritius 2oth of ) Sot ion) 1 orf. cepi al mouth. the .mpon. 1 Oct. 20. ...... ...... * China* ) 4th of y i Pe sont h. n dill-. ii the mom. in--. Oat. 4.... Fusin Singapory*. • month. Marco ••••••• Polo Airbr u soi (r. e) i E Ith rwa lk the l th 9t . h 1 iplet edmaterg.. West Indian) 1 (except Ha-' I vans and . Honduras). Int and lath of Msg. A trat° •• do Wens month. cbic.BNVreffureyei:aezuf:prigatu:d.,,ni: j, II Oct. 2 wi am eopte:i th u i . Honduras ... )t4 Oct 17 ) lath amnion. ...... ••••••, l e t "" NINO= . ... Mezioo South. ; I ag. Havana Lisbon Madeira espedaVerds amnion. Atratl... 1 1 mon o( th th e . 4 . 14 ., " Brasi 1... BusnesAyres i Falkland Is lands' ain em p t m th. Tamar : Ott. U. Tar Msdrirs 4301. L.. we t, Trawl.% _. ) E Oet. 23 ... Pl y' W.C.ofAfrice month. Britiahlvosth tape. 24. & ) unr. America.. It alternate Canada. OM. L... Africa United fiestas Fe Warn United States ] 0.4. 5, at i I Liver. BritlattVorth E alternate pool. Atlantic 'W.1.... Atlantic America... Fridays. United States ) • Mf. 1 0 . & I s o w, I British:Vieth N alternate Mike ALSeliell... Wrisedays. aptoo. 1 1 • VIA DOM and Marsefiles. 1 N. A It R I V B D. Apo JaNNION-at Glaseester, September 24, aim -at Qtreelletalnl, September 34. tram —........ .- .. Nell .EAA-at 15auderhaut, eeptember 24, San .. ... ...Quebec Autumn/.(m.)-at Liverpool. lalpleattart X fallel7 . ......ialarallria Rasa-at Oranges% Poplesier U. *en-- .Aalbarg allailar. -at Onermestl. iligailbor 1111. Imen lemaka Airem-at Oravenesd. lopmeaber 1111, from --Osaaa Barcena •at Oraemell. laistogebie2ll, tram ...- .ltetesdnee Bur..warrnez-at Oneermesd. Ilegragiber IL tea OseMDM Bums et thweeetates, Sagetembre 1S from. Beavve-et IlindedesS. lbseember 14, boos., Baton-at Derbinestb. ONOsabor 24, from_ MARA Ave.--at Doi, MOSelsber 23. bum...-.-.-...-- CASOLIne-atIMIMM, eiber 3, firma - —.Ameba Ca 1 , 111.11-41‘ Ow lelert, esSember 11, treen.........- -...Jamelft Cannella -dr Partlesil. laquabsir 24, free CaOMO CaIaaTILNA-1111111111.611/4 =WS 24. boa C ,lloo COMMA -at 111, boot Cuoirte Cut i ate mi ts li t2lAwspeol. Uporober 26, Hem.. Maaritlue Carts.-at °rammed. Ilegtsenber IS, from Fradevielousett CAannoen-at Oraweeml. Ospessaker U, ham Copenhagen C.Aaouat-at Gramme, September IS, from Densest Cos.. Evans -at Orelememl._ Seplember 26, tram Rotterdam 011aterlai 80Para-ra Oliaranall. Orem 26, tram ... Norway Otaillaa-ar Ora WILIAM-at On ill=ler true. *** Memel M. how. .New Orteaaa Carnur-alols'eNsi. SoMember 211. from_ Jamaica Ctrs' or Leemeet-st ersegeme. September 26, freak Melia Douteme-eg Onommeed. limessaber 211, tram Gothenburg 13.viD -et Oravneend, IsOssabot U, hone Stettin llorstrates--atOravems4 Srp t ember 15, ban limbers r.LISAISTE ANN- at Grammer, Siptrotter 26, tram. . . Cabs ELIAPOII-at Pelmoutb, September 16, hone ... . .... littala elm EL:easel n-at Grigsby, September 23. from Hamburg liana° FUN -at Quernetorm, September 26. from Malta TARIM linw -off Mosley. Mgravaber 14, ham Jambs learrona-of tie Wight, Seperaber M. from Jamaica U Yalta Ounan--o tOre ff Id faralber SS, MS ... lAadon Foaaewran-e. kw Tobago Tatra-atOreadeand, Ili a Moo Oalate nI ONA- at aravenend. 1 1 101 6 .-----. , • r.los t OalVia•-at 01111161.14 ligararriar 1m5.... . ........... OlLaaaT 111110NW.41 ..s S._. ifieirair is. irem......84. Lode OOLOOFDal=salir=alier 1111, true.. Bombay Havri-of SI ' BOLAAND-aa Oneemend. Sestember SI, trom Ostend Horan R. Cams-st Dml. Sepm emr ts. from St. Lewresea flanat.D- et Sarassber 9, tram.- lterdne Hoe tsar Tabsough. IlsiOnbar 23. tram.........Conetastlhople Hattru-at lataalaoolll September 26 , Mao. .•^ I...lbrail OlLalla F llll.l.aaa-st Illiamors. 6eptellibM lll . 2 1 13 0- 811 edell RaLaXA-at Orammil, ISSINSber 35. tram...............Hembneg IDA-at Oraaleallar 1 1 1.61 111611 fri .:222 ••••••••Itab"" Immo-et Gramm /. 26, rig= Memel Jame Vag Curt-fitSolumber 36 13%41.-...Trint• Jana Gooloreem-st ?Imola. eutemble 16. mem— ...11neynea lanai Oineas-at Ormond. 1111/ 6 labov 16. hum lierlulauvo loner Banone-at Oramomil. SMlbmeber M. tr0m...........Antigna !cirrus-at Oravemml. eglsahali, ham Banover JoimulA MADu -el Orsmosed. OrOsalar U, tram Canglawist Kum -at CardlA Orimabse 11. Sys.- --. (babes Linaronsa-at Omega* sirtiiabor 11, tr0u.......-...laasio LADD Baocm-at Limpid, _55pub0r ai 1 .... tr..........=..... . Len-at Gummed. licashu 101. . Quebec •-•- MARKBTS. COTTON.—LivameooL, Burr. 26.—The market closed heavily, and prices of the current kinds of American, more particularly Moss under 61. per lb., are id. per lb. io the buyer's favour. All other kinds are without a quotable change. Tee salsa are 7,000 balm-1,000 for export, sad 500 on specs:ation 7 aomerismg 130 Pernambuco and bar, et Go. t, 44. ; 160 Baia, it bid. ; 200 BM7ptly, at 60. to d. ; sad 2,000 Borst, at 3 d. to 4j4. par lb. LACE AND HOSIERY TRADES.—The laps trade., we learn, has not yet fairly resumed for the season, although many buyers are looked for from town in the course of to-day (Thursday). It is, however, uncertain to what ex tent, if at all, they may incline to operate. If they, as generally supposed, antieipate being able to job to any In tent, it is probable they may be disappointed, as silks, at all events, are still uncommonly stiff, and there is no encourage inert for the redaction of prices in other respects. Indeed, there are not above 2,000 or 3.000 bales of the silks in stock remaining unsold ; sad not ezeieding 7,000 afloat to meat the future demand. Tide is accounted for by the price of silk at Shanghai ter. or three months ago having actually exceeded by le. 13d. per lb. the price in this coun try. The Americans are doing nothing, and the Germans only a little with us. Hosiery business is still compare• tively a blank; and, judging trom the limited demand for the home market, the wholesale houses in London appear to experience the daloess fully to as great an extent as the manufaciuren in Nottingham. The Loh:inter branch is, however, well employed ; and at Leicester itself we believe the trade are busy. A few Germans and American buyers have, however, arrived on the customary tour of inspection preliminary to deciding upon purchases.—Nolisrvihomshers Guardian. CORN.—Borrox, Sarr. 28.—Wheat has bean rather d at our market to day, the supply being small, and distend pretty brisk. Whe.t, red, 78s to 79s ; white, 80s. to 834. Barley, 38s. so 40s. Osts, 28s. to 311. STOCKTON ON•TZIS, SIFT. 26.-We had a good supply of wheat at this day's market, and having a numerous at tendance of buyers, the whole was cleared off early at the extreme prices of last Wednesday. Barley Is. pew quarter d . In oats and beans there is no quotable variation Imports during the put week : Wheat, coastwise, 769 qrs. CoRK, Barr 26. - (By English and Irish Magnele Telegraph.)-201 barrels white wheat, 375. to 421 ; 71 barrel* red wheat, 281. to 371. 6d. ; 216 barrels red ditto, 37*. 611. to 38s. 8d ; ll6 barrels barley, 15$. 6d. to 171.61. ; 472 barrels ditto, 17s. 6d. to 18..3d. ; 1,892 barrels oats. 14s. to 141. 4d.; 233 barrels ditto, 14s. 4d. to 15. 6d. ; 487 barrels ditto, 15s 6d.'to 161.10 d. ; hay, farmers', 53• to 60.4 straw, 18s. to 355. ; • dealers', 275.; clover, Bt. to 10d. GLASGOW, fixer. 26.-(B, English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.)-A good autendiutee of Doyen. Wheat : Old foreign sells only in retail at full prices of this day week ; new Scoteh 6d. per boll cheaper. Barley inquired after; 32s 6d. paid for prime malting. Oats sold in retail at unaltered rates. Oatmeal rather easier ; 40s. paid for old Irish. Beans : Demand moderate ; no change. Peas cleared off the market at an advance of 2s. to 3s. per 284:1be. CATTLE.—SorroALL, Barr. 26.—Trade was hesvy to. day, and much difficulty was experienced in selling the in ferior qualities. Beet made from Is.lod. to 4r. 10d. Mut ton. 3s. 10d. to 41. 101. Veal, 3s. 10d. to ss. Pork, 3..8d. to 5.. per stone of Ms., sinking the offal. COALS.-LONDON, SEPT. 26.-Batet's West Hartley, 18s. ; Huddle's West Hartley, 19.. 3d.; Byass's Bebside West Hartley, 19s 3d.; Cowsn's Oates&ld, 16s. 9d.; Davison's West Hartley, 19s. 31.; Sestinas' Hartley, 19s. 34. ; Holy well, 20s. 61. ; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 19s. 3d ; Jonsssohn's Hartley, 19. 6d.; Long ridges West Hartley, 19s. 3d. ; New Tanll.ld, 17s. 6d.; Portland West Hartley, 17.. 94. ; Redheugh Main, 16s. 9d. ; Tanlielil Moor, 175.; Walker Primrose, 16.. 9d.; West Hartley Greys, 185.94.; West P/Iton, 16..61.; Willington Hartley. 18.. 6d. ; Wylan., 19.. 6d. ; Walls End Goeforth, 20s. Rd. ; Walls End Henna, 20.. 6d. ; Walls End Heaton, 20.. 64. ; Wells End Hilda, 19.. 9d ; Walls End Lawson, 19s. 6d.; Walla End Northumberland, 19.. 64.; Walls End Riddell, 20.. 6d ; Eden Main, 211. 64. ; Walls End Belmont, 21s. ; Walls End F.amwellgate, 21s. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell, 225. 34. ; Walla End Hatton, 221. 3d. ; Well. End Kepler Orange, 21s. 64 ; Walls End Lionbton, 21. 9d.; Walls Bed Lumley, 21s. 3d. ; Wall. End Kepler, 21.. 6d.; Walls End Monts/me, 20s. 3d ; Waal' End Lyons Hettnn, 21s. 3d.; Walls End Plummer, 21s. 64.; Walls End Busters Homo, 21.. 9d.; Walls End South Helton, 22. 3d.; Walls End Stewart's, 22 . 31. ; Walls End Damon, 21s. 6d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 22.. ; Wells End Heogh Hall, 21s. ; Walls End Kelloe, 21.. 91. ; Walls End 8 , nib Hartlepool, 21s. 9d. ; Walls End South Kelloe, 21s. ; Walls End Tees, 22.. 3d.; Wells End West Hellos, 21s. ; Walls End Whit worth, 195.; Walls Bud Eve/mond, 19..; Walls Bed St. Helen's Tees, 191. ; Cowpeo, 19.. 3d. ; Derwentwater Hart. ley, 19s. 3d. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. THE SEA-BORNE MAILS. (From the " London Post•ofdeo List.") [When the date for making up a mall Ws on a Sunday, the mad rennin' opals unlit the day falowintt•] Mametera Mime-at Oralte 821442225210. free Oreeek Illeiva-at Gravemse. meremaer 2 0. Stel.-.. Year HAMS Sto oll- ckton. Naar-at Plyometb.lerarre.n•---1116........ine.L...,-""tht Nerrrea-et Neaaestor usitmoutb, earasket_ NORSUMIM LAND-at Oraveleal. umgememeet. Ort4 -at Oravemmd, Sereembor It. • \1 0 CAR -at GraVISO , d, September 20. tram......„" Cyr's (el.)--off Livetpool. 211, t0m. . . . Om. Daterat Liverpool. Mr le, ttoei . """ Faormeee-at Gra Saptneber IS, hew Pura-at Gravesend. IS, term.. Paataaostasum Las-et 24 . few: ark: racemes-at harem* Ilegembergratleiron. • PAM Card,-ott Plymouth, .flopeember SS, tr0m7 " ....., Femur-at Graveesed , elei•Mit gl. tram_ PAM AND Euvraazo--at Itiverped. pp.. - 677 1 ,Lutril Ilweate-off lamePted. lieZ= l hew ""4.4• 6 % ROWALLO3I-GtOMINIOd. ea Mess 8 -off Deitemetb. SepeeMber lisaanuaw-es Cleseeeeek ben ........ lii Wevria Itazate-eff Libleped. IlepL 26, f rigi i Them ItaCET-41t Septireaber fl , from " 401 411, Tasetto-at Limped. eeptembie tree .. .. ...et: - TIUMPII -at Onion 1, eeptember 21, ham......... Teerrts-at Graveeemd, September 25, hem ....... tae Oeame Tecaaa-at Palma. September 24, from .. . , .. 8 . 4 Tom .43,0 !Wm -at Cartlit, aetecuter 22, itoM...."..equai Tama -at St. Mame, beptember 23, from ..... Uvnen-at Deal , September 26, ben_ ............ Veare-at Melds, September 23, from ....... 1.7 4 ! Vtecaur -at Gravesend. September 26, free; • 'O.l Witmer-at Gravesend, September 26, him WRIMIORO CATSALINA-Lt (l IMS:Dd. eiPtelihei la: -"" WASHINOTOS laviso-at Falmouth, Sept. 23, Inc tal l Yens/-atuTerpool, September 26, from ............ SAILED. Avatar-from Liverpool, September 26, Area Doaorsaa-erms Liverpool, September 26, t o " 4 " . Arrausi-from Liverpool, September 26, to ........... Ns 04, itamenre-from Cardiff, &piaster 21, to _And, dome-from thrdiff. September 24, to , AMILIA-from (Xraiff, September RI, to ........ AJ4I-Rom Cardiff, September 22, to Demsneo, At.rium-from Gravesend, September 96, to Maas - from Gravesend. September 26, to ..... Auu• - from Gravesend, September 26, to Beams-from Gravesend, September 26, to &mos - from Cardiff, September 24, to Iforeao- , rom Liverpool, September 26, Cousrue-trom Liverpool, September M. Ai; 4 Clime es Wasp-from Liverpool. September 111, te,..i r i r o dun Csasaa.c-froar Cardiff, September 24, to „.. k ik COXBILLIND Lam-from WOE, September 23, Cala OMM-from Newport, M., Satember 21, t0.....11.115es Connate& -from Swansea, Septan 64, nu n * Covent-from Dartmouth, September 22, to a sh , ern or ItorrtILDAN -frem Gravesend, Sept/m*26, WANK CAIIIIPOIR-41.01Z1 0111•0111011 d. Septemoer 26, to Devossems-from Gravesend, Sep:ember 26, ........ _me n ELLIS Hoop-from Liverpool, September 16, to__ pp., &ruts Seer-Rom Liverpool, September 26, b Sanib e l EILSWOLD-ffolll Liverpot.l, September 2G, to N e b o , EMERALD-from Gravesend, September 26, to koaors-from Cardiff, September 24, to Esteem-from Cardiff, Bootember 25, to Gasasua-Rom Cardiff, September 24, to ... ... non Iferusan-from Granted, September 26, to . . Osman* INWRsr- from Gravesend. September 26, to Comansii Jaws. Lepoten-trorn Cardi ff , September 22, to_ Ilemel ions 01.1)1•11 from Cardiff, September 15, to..— 1 KILLAIraT-frogn Card*, Ileptneber 23, to „....* Liar -from Oravestmd, September 26, to ..............dork.. PIARTNA KILLS-has Cardiff. September 24, t0_..... NAPARINA-fromGravessud, September 26, t0„,........a.... Geselean-ham Liverpool . September 26, to ...... ....Abatis Persitouo-from CardW September 25, to too. Pitman dorm -from disregard, September 26, t 0..., isr.a. liazawron Comma-from Gravesend, September 26, to Part fano Itanotow-fram Gravesend. September 26, to Imre Rozzorri-from Cardiff, September 26. to WEI Situ Coar-from Cardiff, September 25, to . , ... ....—lonim Sauce Les-fr.m Swamies, September 24, W —Obi tinemsow-troy Liverpool, September 2s, to OrLrews-from Liverpool, September 26, t 0... Sower-from Liverpool, September 26, to .lies Oils Some Humno-trons Liverrool, September 26, te- 14 . 0602 Tome Mmes-fret . t e locol, September X, to lie Lb o Woman-from Ora September 211, to lids WESTERN EXPISJI - from verpool, September 16, to Nov Sibs AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Larrecorrow. V.D.L.—Ltled: late IS. Camillo, for Minas Scorn.—Arrived: June 4. Ettmlyptue. from Tideahuno; Nals. South Seas. 6. Dammaris, Liverpool and Geelotur, and ante IS for Batavia. 10. Experiment, Chatham Diana, Tanker 7. Juno, Cruising; Emily Hut. South Ms Wanda I. AULT4III, South teas; Uncle Tom,. Talcahuano. 9. Jamie, South Sea 11. Petrol:aim (a.). Manilla. IS. Crookbane, Guam. IL Elsa, Sal Seas; John Wesley, So Ith Seas. 13. Trident, Guam; Jut Bost Ileac Royal Liiy„ Talcahuano. AtCXLAND, N.Z.—Arrived June 4. Rock City, front Leeds; It. Lawrence. Newcastle, N:S.W., leaky, bound to Calikunla New PLYNOll7l3.—Arevad: Creswell, from Landon. VIIBBELB SPOKEN WITH. Adobe (ship), of Glasgow, for Quebec, Sept. 4, lat. 43.21, ka 46.1% W. Actor ie, from the Clyde for Quebec, Aug. 16, lat. 411, lon. 41. lien Nevis (ship), from Liverpool for Australia Aug. 11, lat. 20.4; S. lon. 34.2 i W. Charles Crocker (ship), of New York, Irma klebite for therms Aug. 24, off West Key. Coronet, from Sierra Lewes for Londoo, lat. 12.43 W.,10u. 19:4 W. Herla (barque). from Bombay to Glasgow, all well, Sept. a, let. a N., hie. 39.10 W. Matanzas. of Richmond (kW), from Cardiff for New Yott, am, 11 lat. 45.23, ion. 49.14. Middlesex (ship), from Mobile for Liverpool, 7 days, Aug 11, d Key Wet. Norway (hormas),from Callao for London , 111 days, Aug. Si.' N lout 37.00 W. Pelican Brats Americo& skip, from Liverpool for New Odom kb 1at.49 N., ton. 13 W. Royal Vicitona (ship), from Quebec for London, Sept. 20,1.1.113 N., los. 9.30 W. ; 21 days out Stone Nymph, from Singapore fer London, Aug. 17, lat. 144, loa. 23 W. South Carolina, Groves, from Mobile for Lirapool, Sept 4, lAA toe. 74. Ulm - Moue, from Calcutta for London, 114 dnya out. Vixen (barque), of Liverpool. from Cuba for London, 31 days, fel. I. lat. 37.21 14, 100. 33.43 W. Victoria, from Lambe for Launceston, May 2, lat. 23 6, ha St WsllUm Itimmood. from Calcutta far London. tat. 41i, loa. Washington Using (ship), from Bydncy for Loudon, aug.l3, at t 6 bamboo° ; 63 days out. TRAFFIC RETURNS. "--•-- SAlLwan. Dm Par Mar Toel. 110 ; enen. 11E11011. elands°. 1955 191 t Welk milled &member 23. A A a A A &Afro and %ants Omer and Holyhead onn .. .. .... . —490 me g 3 9 2.310 1,19 8W Oros Wefts .... 23,di 2,03 larks eel Neriliiiieerio OA 32761 27:1 7 23 60468 KM Leedom end Semi Wrier._ .. — 12.501 4,010 16,51/ Mandoelor,, lisidd. and Lln erhairlee .. . 111 f 4,180 6,107 9377 B,IC MataciwOB4 iiiii iiiiiiidn. nod Altiallema 856 108 901 I Wet soda ligieiniii Yd. Nitre and Name= . 532 328 fISS ec Noce. Nectrock , and l'iiimin; 211 5 Utsinesr and South Western ~ 6,033 ta. Newport. Abergavenny, and liereforti . 399 408 937 WO Y Wok •Iniil l a il . 4l;iiMidi 16. 1 6 . 1d3 5,871 119 14 Oaledonius . . 03a Great Northern... -- Ali 12.331 11,311 WO 51$ Week ending Senteraber 15. Cock and Band on.— . :0 130 61 204 I" lialnburab and Illaseen . ....., 142 5,919 59g ASerdees sad Soettleh Midland Junction [Advertisement.)—HoLLowAr's OINTMENT isr PILLS ASTOUNDINO KRMID'U FOS BAD LOW.— !Oben Dicta, el Broad-street. Altos. informed Mr. Comming. druggist. 0 , We,* town, that about la years afro be injured hie ankle Wtige at ma w§ noel-pit, which afterwards turned ifdo a running inner. Moue ukl tried innumerable remedies, but without 'dem. Ile wag in the MIL Infirmary about three years saw : there they Mid amputate •se di ooly chance of saving his H o wever. atter all, H o lloway's der Rtes' sod Pills were the sole memns of healing the wound, sod mar log his le prfectl sound.— Sold by ll medicine vendors, 00 4 ro M fg Ho g ll e oway's y a Establishments. 214, StrandL , otman. sui N Maiden lane, New York. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. .22, el Denver, Norfolk, the wife of J. I vitt ......—,- --, Esq., of a daughter._ -- - . LitilOrM- Sept 22, at StllUngtthet Vicarage, the wife of 110 W ' Y. leasotte, at a daughter • LLOYD• — apt.- 24 , at Lamle& the wife of Lieut • C ol. C. Lloyd. II a daughter. WOODY.--Sept 21, at Arundel-villa, West Clifton, the wife of LI Moody, E.q., of i nos. , the wire of COL P" of aZs. TARIM/L.—Sept 21, at Hartford, Cbesture, the wife of x. 7. fe ker. Jun., Col., of • daughter. REDiIA3I.-Bept. 23, at Bamford Lodge, ne ar Retuford. U M* wife of Y. A. Redman, Fact., of • eon. 14. at i'orood, the wig° 812 a DDO H. Pl sed .-Be d. p . t 21,..a a t WATTEL—Srpt. 24, at Worminess-Toad, Be ir fled PA. the A. B. B. Watts, Esq., of • eon. 71LK111A 0313 . BARTRiII—BARTRA22.-Bept. 22, at Taut., Church. 1 ,104 2. by the Rev. W. %Incest, 21. A.. R. W. Bertram, R. , deve.road. Lambeth, aad Prirmeasquara, Kenningtrraon. !twat. daughter of C. Bartram, Esq., ol Park-tee. w" bury-park. _,, DEACON—WAMITAPP.—Bept. 22, at Trimly Church, Tea. wells, by the Bev. B. Hoare, M.A., James Solent. son of de le H. Demme, of Barton. Northamptonshire to Sophia Soil. of„ daughter of 0. Waptaff, Esq., of Dougine-road,Cauo nburle.' ....te 5 6 PRUDENCE —INGS.--Sept. 22. et It. Armee. Weem.. -- ' Prudence. Esq., of Orav'e.ton and Clapham-common. to Fr!! Anse, daughter of J. Ines, ER., of Hea l e y -in.Arden. Ws" . shire, and of London. STRINGER-8111111. —Sept. 21. at Penp Church. Sorel. 11 l ' t Rev. Joseph Ridgway. Albert Stringer, Seq., of Cudlimeaod ref rim, Kent, to Mary, aseoad daughter of the late Semis S° Esq., of Croydon. DEATHS. BODDINGTO27.—bept. 23, at Busher Court, H ere ford, B. 3064$ ton. Exi., aged BRYAN.—Bept. 32, at SaltAtlll, Marpret, Tenet of tba Ista Bryan, of Jenkintown, Kilkaany. OAIMAND.—eept. U. James WilliAMO OULIO4 &trait 1.11111000. aped Th deeply lamented. HOLLAND. —Sept SC, st Grove-terms, Beolith.to wo 96 .1 14 of B. Holland. Erq, formerly of Bt. laram'oeueer, 6.• ' HUOMML—Bept. 31, at Lamb's Ooodati..pleee, WW. Mufflso. OPENIMIAW.— Rept ft, at Waterloo. Mary. Welt dallit 46 " late J. Opesahaw, Eel., of Itedeales, near Bay. 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