The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-12 00:00:00

r -- ?" EAST ANGLIAN RAILWAY COMPANY. The ordi a 3cy half-yearly meeting of this proprietors of eli;s entree...y.7 wee held resterday,nt else Leedom Tamen ; 16r ;Iv Ku Bauer in the lassie. The report, of which the follosein4 • an abstract, was then mod hire h... Men • progressive increase in the tref6-. shoats/ a ett.ufy Improvemeut in the value of the pro perty. In the inorrosisnseling half-Tear en 1843 the tredie moires, were 18.319/. 13.. 1041.; is 1564, 21.1651. 12e 2d. ; and this y•se. 29.011/. 16.. lit. ; sbn•ieg a,inrresee of 1..519! cempariof with 1854, and 4.4961 as compared with 1643 'Chu smelt helmet been obtained without math lab neendlUniollll 111111•0141 to your interests. The e fleet as totairde the avail able hnlenee hie however bees to a considerable extent non trekked. let. By the impales attending tne renewal of de bontsres, which to the latent of 260,000 L became due on th e glen y ee i. s ee tau; this capers. (amounting to an out lay of 6191. De. 3d. for this half-year) cannot occur to any. thien hke the same intent in any future year, as the hew bonds will fell doe at various periods. 2nd. By the area: imams is the working reposes of the Eistern Counties Costeiny'm Pees, which have risen from 431. 124 34. per nest. for the hairiest ending 314 Decetr.b..r, 1854. to 471 15,.31 me cent for the last half year. The arrangements 4.1 the .seern Counties Company for the cool traffic over their lines mud sweat* prejudieislly to your inhere ; this, and other matters c dameted with the agreement between the two o,mpsnse would have bees brought more fully before you, but es • committee of Eastern Counties share holders is now engaged is investigating the affairs of that company, we think it better to defer enter:rig on the sukjecte whieth effect your tights until the report of that committee is published. The sett balance, after deducting the interest on bonds and A shares and expenses, is 3.4601 Os. 7d., which adetito of our paying interest in toe B stork at the rate of 51. 151. per cent. per sans., leaving • small balance, to be carried to the credit of sew aemmet. The receipts from traffic for the cement half-year show an teams °ve tte corresponding eight weeks of last yeer of 6171. 16s. 10d." A Per • shrrt conversation in reference tee the claims of the several olo.s, a of preference share., the report wee confirmed. end a revolu'ion authorising the payment of interest os re stimnended in the report was put and carried. NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY. The WO - early meeting of the proprietors of this railway was held at the Lawton Tavern yesterday ; EtcmAill) BODOSON, E , q , chairman. The report of the directors oontained the following : By the annexed national of revenue and expenditure for the ball-year ending 31st July, 1845, it will be nen that the gross traffic receipts show se improvement, in osepari los with thugs of the corresponding half-year is 1854, as well in the pinenger as the goods department, annuougg is t►e esgeegate to the sum of 9,4431. Os. Id , belag an avenge increase of 3901. (or 21. 12e. 4d. per mile) pm se 1. The revenue ea:coact presents a benne • in hand of 14,3741. 19s. 911., bsiog inanfilident to the extent r f 4,1,301. Da. 21(1. to pay the dividend ow Tanned stock; nor can a mec► more favourable benne steer be expected at the end of the current half year. 13 order to provide for all crontingencin likely to arise, the directors recommend that they should be authorised to apply to ',aliment is the ensuing session for liberty to raise en additional sues not exceeding 150,0001. of preference stock with borrowing powers to one third of that extent. The directors also propose to take powers to none stock wh eircumateners shall make it advisable, bearing interest cot exceeding 4 percent., is redemption of the de• beaten debt LI the company. They are confluent that the flaancial scheme now iodicated will enable them practically to close the capital anoint, and place the company's affairs on a secure basis, and they believe that the annual find charge upon revenue 'Henn from the dividends applicable to sash portion of the new stock as may be issued will be more thee counterbalanced—l. By the Inman of traf s, amiss from the development of railway accommodation and efficiency of roiling stock. 2. By economy is working, by purchase of stone for cash, and by saving the expense of pecuniary accommodation and in !!!!! t upon ontstandieg obligation.. 3 By improved credit attached to the com pany's debeatans. kr. Seisingit objected to authorise the creation 'of 150,0001. nee preference stock with:power to sorrow 60,0001. more, unless the Chairman would pledge the directors not to spend the matey without the sanction of the proprietors. TN Cu,usuate would not give any pledge that none of the money should be spent without a vote of the prowls. tors; but no exeraordieary work should oe undertaken without their special asestiss. NORTH STAFFORDSBIRE RAILWAY. The adjourned general meeting of the shareholders in this railway was held at the London Tavern yesterday, J. Laurie lithAndici, Esq., M.P., I= the chair. rile meeting was rather numerouly attended. The CHatIMAN, in the ecine of his address, observed that the London and North Western had been an incubus upon iis comuai y They bad agreed to give this company the, whOr of VIII Manchester traffic ; he would not say this' company were tricked out of that, but they were manicured isat of it. They agreed also to giro them half the cross traffic and then meow need them out of that. And lastly, they sought to repudiate an agreement solemnly ratified by the two boards. He did not think there was any cause for despondency on the part of this company. When they entered into the agreement their weekly receipts amounted to 4,5001; Mace then they bad gradually in• creased, and during the last helf•year had exceeded 7,0001. a week, which, attar paying all their liabilities and allowing 60 per cent. for working expenses, gave them 3 per cent. Theo there was a chute in Mr. Cardwell's Bail which re quired that rsilroad and canal companies having adjoining stations and wharfs should facilitate the traffic from one to the other, and he believed that that was a weapon which, if wielded judiciously, might by wielded most eff-etnilly. As regarded divideod of course none could be dee:nred as they had not recessed vie m/ney from the London and North Western company ; they looked upon it as a doubtful debt, and when they received it they would distribute it. In cmclusion, he moved that the report which was read at the last meeting be received and adopted. A SHAREHOLDIR asked by whom the traffic was now coodueted, whether by the London and North IVcatern or by this company ? The CltatartN said it was in a state of transi'ion. Of omen they were looking after it now more than they did before. Mr. %VALET suggested that a formal resolution of confi dence in the directors should be agreed to. Several obareholJers, howtver, eapre.sed an opinion that this wee usinecesesry. The resolution then pae.ed unanimously, as did likewise a vote of thank , to the chairman and the directors, which con cluded the proteediage. WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. (PROM THIN OFFICI OP Tli 1 ILZCTRIC oo x _ .) TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEZ U. Mailer. Comma( lined. State or Weather. Creensieb Isthbury Houthemptoss l'ortemoutb Cowes L Poole rialsobro . .irest Grimsby. Boehm Cambridge Nannosstb N.E. LOgisklit W.N.W.... Very due. Leiserier Laassatar . II W. ..„.. Pine -Useettled. liemedoter blebeemTroit ..... leads W. asody. wipkwaven ... W . N.W..,. clone). Leamington N.W. Ue.z Arewebury IL Ipsehls Hermit Nritibtos .. . ....... messordars NOMA Myesuells ......... .... ... N.G. Gloom/Mr ........ ...... Ii.N.L (medlar ......-- N.L momma . Ilaworeniereat.... ....... N.W. rent lender W. Fine-Very Esrey. Vl Ver e. y lbw ibiley emoderlood Honda N.M. ..... Mos. Perth au:borough . N. Illreop W. Cloudy. Holyhead W.N.W.... Fin.. Itemised w. V. W... Fine. Dublla 'dimwit - 7 ..... -...... w. Aberdeen -........ ...... W. .- Very doe. -N.R. N.Floe. . Meld .......... ........ N. TRAFFIC RETURNS. SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCITESTRIL—TUESDAT. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 4 to 1 eget Vetere, (i) • 7 to 1 Vandal (t) 8 to 1 Bidet:if Hero (t) to 1 Little Harry (t) to 1 Gamekeeper (t) 9to 1 Midsummer (t) 12 to 1 Mary (t) 12 to 1 Mr. Sykes (t) ST. I.EGER. 2 to I op: Rifleman (t) 2 to 1 . Oeleton (t) 9to 1 Capiclne (t) 10 to 1 apt any other. DONCASTER MEETING. SUBSCRIPTION ROOM.—MONDAT nevi. Subscribers dr •pped is in quick •aiceestion, sod after the • lof the eapreas train trona Loadon, the room was densely crowded. Business, however, was not conducted .sith marked activity. Several books wets opened on the Cetarewiteb, and, as will be seen from the appended list of qaotatlose, many bones were brought into prominent notice. The movements with respect to the Sr. Leger showed Rifle man to he is ineraued force. Early in the evening 6to 4 was tali, n about him, but towards the close these odds were currently offered. Oalston retregrsded to 4to 1 offered. The latest prices were as under: GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 3 to 1 sgst Midsummer (t) 5 to 1 V. ttran (I) 10 to 1 Vandal (off) 12 to 1 Little Harry (t) 12 to 1 Fanny Gray (t) 100 to 7 Radcliffe Hero (t) 25 to 1 Ratspiao (t) CHAId PAGER STAKES. 6 to 5 apt Mary Copp (off) ST. LEIIER. 6 to 4 apt Riflemen (t and off) 4 to 1 Oulston (off) S to 1 Capueine (t and off) 12 to 1 Rotherham (t) 12 to I Marshiest es (t) 12 to 1 GreelulasE‘nriens (t) 12 to 1 Clementine colt (t) 50 to 1 Lord of the Isles (off) CESAUBWITCH. 15 to 1 opt Elaythian (c) 20 to 1 !glossae' Mll7 (t) 25 to 1 Alice (I) 24 to 1 Sultan (I) 25 to 1 Itubst!l (t) 40 to 1 Mortimer, 4 yrs (t) 49 to 1 Dann (t) 4U to 1 Brother to Grey Tommy (t) 40 to 1 Sumba& (t) 50 to 1 Rotherham (t) 50 to I Kaffir (t) 50 to 1 Honeysuckle (1) 60 to 1 Siding (t) 50 to 1 Early Bird (t) 1000 to 15 Columns (r) 100 to I each apt Brinklow, King Tom, Cardigan, Black Swan, The Earl, and Orinoco. Mr. literie's Eulogist. by Bird , Weber, 3 yrs, est 71h (Mundy) 1 Mr. Smith% Sir Rowland frenetuird, aged, 74 --(Charlton) Lord Wilton's Orson. 4 yrs, rat 71b.. Mr. 8. Jeer ' Victory (Li L.), 6 yrs, est 71b Captain Co nine's Roving &toy, 3 yrs, Set 101h..(1 Walters) S Betting : 6 to 4 eget Eulogist, 7 to 4 agst Sir Rowland Trenebard, 3to 1 agst Orson. Won by five lengths, half a length between the second and third. The other two were beaten a long way. Tate C AAAAA OHM trARES of 50 SOU. each, b ft, for 2 )c -olds; coke, Bst 7.b ; tithes. Sit 51b. The second tones his stake. Red Rouse in. (33 sub..) Admiral Harcourt's Ellington, by the Flying Dutchman, Sat 71h (Alderoft) 1 Mr. Bryon'. Bird in Hand, Sat 71b Mr. E. R. Clark's Vandernsnlin, est 71b (Charlton 3 Mr. iloward'a Overreach, est 333 (Nag 4 Mr. Monis'. Artillery, err 71b Mr. J. M. Manley's Mary Copp, Sat ..... (Bartholomew) 6 Mr. Fewest 'a The Danube, &-t 71h (e. Del) 7 Betting : 6 to 4 agst Mary Copp, 7 to 4 eget Artillery, 6 to 1 apt The Danube, 8 to I east Bird in Hand. Vandermulin, Mary Capp, and Artillery ran together to the distance, where the two favourites appeared in difficul ties, and Ellington and Bird in Hand went on second and third to the Stand, where Ellington came oat and won very cleverly by three-quarters of a length ; hell a length sepa rate.! the second sod third, and three qu of a length the third and f meth. Artillery was about a length and a half in the wake of Orcrreacb, and Mary Copp about the same distance behind him. ill led TUEBDAT, HANDICAP STANZA of 6 eon each, with 60 addea ; the second to save ha stake. One mile. (9 sob%) Lord Derby's Use Prams°, by Surpllos, 3 yrs, Get 21b (ear. 64t 4lb) Lord 7.lthind's lior. 4 yrs, net . (I. Marion 2 Mr. Ostosiderbm's Useelles, 3 yrs, 7st 4lb .. Mr. T. W. Waleer's Tbirty-to-Fire, 2 7.; Sot (Boliook 4 Mr. Robinson's Newbold, 4 yrs, Est 4)b (Quinton) 3 Mr. Taylor's ILnigut Errant. 3 yrs, est 41b (Vordham) 6 betting: Even on Hospadvr, 7 to 2 eget the Professor. THIS GLASGOW STALZ4 Of 30 SOTS. 411111. 20 ft, fa 2 'f olds, oohs Bst 71b each. Rai Haan in. (8 sobs.) Mr. L M. Stanley's Porto Rico, by Orlando, 84 71b (Bartholomew) 1 Mr. Jeanine' colt by Gabbier, dem by Memo, est 71b (J. Mans) 2 Lord Olsegow's Bin Trsatiseo, tot 71b (Platman) 3 Betting : 3 to 1 on Porto Riee, who won in a canter by thew lergths. San Francisco beaten off. THE STAND PLATS (Handicap) of 70 112TIL Winners extra. One mile. Tun Unman. Ms P.. Mar. Totll, Total syn. swam etip. , tis3. 0.15% Hu, Wl4l 0•410611,0610166 r 0. A A A Ureit r lazintrit . ... .. i. . Of 4 M 360 Wow. red Sourr a n bSe ters .. ~ 6.101 44131 TIM GREAT YOWL/SHIRR HANDICAP of 25 sous. each, 15 ft, and 5 only if declares', tico., with 100 added. The second to receive 50 son. out of the stakes. Certain winners extra. St. Leger C osne. (93 subs, 51 of whom pay 5 sou each.) Mr.J. Merry's Wild Huntsman, by Harkawsy, 4 yra, 7st (Bates) 1 Mr. Tbelluson's Hetet:llm, 3 yre. 9st 21b (Cowley) 2 Mr. Howard's Little lielTy, 6 yrs. Est 41b (Wells) 3 Mr. Morna's Gamekeeper, 4 yrs, Bet Sib (Handy) 4 The following also eau :—Little David, Indian W arrior, Maid of Team Valley, Jack Leeming. Kaffir, Midsummer, Veteran, St. Clare, Radcliffe Hero, The Cropper, Vandal, and Mary. Betting: 4 to 1 eget Midsummer. 5 to 1 eget Veteran, 7 to 1 agst Mary, Bto 1 each agst Little Harry and Game keeper, 10 to 1 asst Vandal, 12 to 1 sgst Radcliffe Hero, 15 to 1 agst Wild Huntsman. Won very cleverly by • neck. Three lengths between the second and third. Half a length between the third and fourth. Jack Leaning was fifth, St. Clare sixth, Radcliffe Hero seventh, Midsummer, Kaffir, and Vandal, next. Mary was left at the post, and Veteran lost upwards of 50 yards start, and war last throughout. Tun REVIVAL PLATE of 100 son. in mule; for 2.yr olds and upwards. Certain penalties and allowances. Red Howie in. Mr. Baker's Byres, by Blacatcher or Oameboy, 2 yrs, Set Sib (Quhtton) 1 Mr. Mcierla's Comfort, 4 yrs, Pet 71b Mr. T. V. Turner'. Peralsiw, f yrs, 7st (M)llman) 3 Mr. Melville's eby Ratan—Aloe, 3 yrs, 7st Mb (Mundy) 4 Mr. N. It. ;,lark's Lady Florence, 2 yrs, let Sib (0. White) S Lord Chesterfield's e by Footstool, dam by Alpheua, 2 yrs, 7st (Ashman) 6 (HT ELECTRIC TILIORAPH.) &MLLE() STALES. T.Y.C. Swaleliffo. FILLY STAKU. Red Ross* kl. Boansrvad Buxom Flys ram. The attendance of generOico ay was fully equal to an average, and the racing was tue the coat part very LATEST BETTING AT DONCASTER. TWIILTIS O'CLOCH, TVISDAT NIGHT. ST. LEGER. 6 to 4 eget Rifleman (t) 6to 1 Oulston (t) 19 to 2 Clementius Colt (t) 10 to 1 Cinemas (off) 12 to 1 Rotherham' (t) 16 to 1 Herehioaele 25 to 1 °mentos Martens (off) 26 to 1 IDounieg Heather Sr. I.loZR.—Lord of the Isles wu matched lut even ing at 10. DONCASTER RACES—FRIDAY. ENTRIES 101 THE DONC 66666 Cur. About two milts and a half. ge Ape Little Harry A 6 I Eulogist 5 I Tandengo Ag 3 Ilie Rajah 3 Vhetory (k b) ... 6 Lady Lamm $ Robryill Saucebm .... .... 3 Greatules Maims 3 Ellntake Wild Dairen Mesas& .... ....... $ Vaadal ... °duos Indian Warrior ... 6 Jack Leetning OLSekellprf ..... ... 4 Hamada 4 ENTMIS TOR Tint NUIIIIIIT PLLTC Last mile. War. lock, Lady Florence, Little Tibby, Sweleliffe, Merkel, Fa. rum, Van Galen, Assailant, Imposture, litnourist, Laws, Gaudy, Paamure, f by Melbourne out of Mystery, f by Jago out of Cbloris, Kasen', Zeta, Maiming's*, First Fly, Heir of Liens, Ages, ll•emitelity, Thirty-to-Flee, An amincement, Anniversary, Donner and Buxom, Gamester, Drawer, rembsiw, King of the Gipsies, Diego. Taa DONCASTER CUP.—Diet evening, Mr. Han cock, of Braton•strset, sect off the cup manufactured at bit establishment for the mato be run to-morrow. The design of the cup is a group in silver, rromenting " The Templar and Prior Rymer mewing Garth and Wamba," and illustrating the following passage in " Ivanhoe:" "' I know not,' said Garth, sullenly, sif I should show the way to my muter's house to those who de mend as a right the shelter whit* most are fain to ask as a favour.' Go you dispute with me, slays ?' ssid the soldier, and setting spurs to his horse, he o.used him to make a demltrilto across the path, raising at thetas*. time the riding roi •ith a purpose of chastising what be ertesidArreti the insolence of the peassot. Garth dsrted 'thin a savage and revengeful scowl, And with a Sere* yet besitstiog motion laid his hand upon the haft of his knife: hat the interference of the Prior Aymer prevented the =warred violence." The group hat been designed and '.'dolled by Mr. H. H. Armistead, and executed by Mr. Zama Is mailed Mbar. [Ad v ertisement.}--HoLLowAT's PILLS Tut MOST 'meatless Reassume rut BI LL.IOOI Courtstsrs. —John Tomidasso, or r awness". Neat, to the hts own words. enemy, a martyrdom ile from leek howlsette, aceozipanied treatmont in overflow uf WI, and g threeral lii-beatt ; he eta. under the no.al men for ene yeare.bst derierd nt. hewn: end cis friezes bee st u e alarmed at the dinnit , mid dwravavr 01 the attacks of Ids disorder. Thirstiness memmezzan mime liol'oway's POW dm Week. am and d'Y t oed' did" Mina than M' hes lessai_perke fly eu-ed. ll* titure.l eroiessur flctUuway to bele spates in the benefit of the thoesitzli Wadi en from ifteitu of dr fter slowasi.-111eid brads sat at rre *P•at Ramose. ambiance+. 244. litcand, and dd. alitelsaft TM. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1855. NATAL AND MILITARY. Lord Panmnre wi l rlsu the Royal Arsenal, Wool wich, at shqut bal.-past 8 o'clock p.m. to-day, th.. 14th September. PLYMOUTH, Sirr H. The Lords of the Admiralty arrived at Devonport this shames, at 6 o'clock. They maids on board the Net Admin.'s yacht wk:10 Len. This evening they pa Monists b.ll at Oseegesehall. in aid of the Royal British Orphan Avylatn, at Stoke. PORTSMOUTH, SnYv. 11. lIM Imperial Highness Prince Napoleon Bonaparte arrived at thi. port this morning. iron Plymouth, on a visit of inspection, in the French steam yacht Ariel, Captain Do Desulieu. His Imperial Highness landed (rum the yacht, and went through the Dockyard, viewing the various departments and establishments ; and afterwards partook of luncheon with Admiral Superintendent Martin, Acting Commander.in.Chief. His Imperial Highneu subsequently visited the Gun Wharf, and finally left this afternoon for SHEERNESS, Sim 11. The Calcutta, 84 guns, Ceptaia James J. Stoptord, I arrived et the Buoy of the Nore on the 10th just , at 6 p end came into harbour yesterday at 1 15 p.m. from the Baltic. She brings Invalids I rom the fleet, end the follow ing officers of the Royal Marine Artillery, who were attached to the mortar vessels, have taken passage in her, via.:—Captain Schomberg ; Lieutenants Brydges, Dun ford, Halliday, end Woolcombe. Theis officers, with their detachments of Marine Artillery brought home, are under orders to proceed to Portsmouth immediately. The Myrtle steam-vessel went alongside the Calcutta and took on board all the ievalido, end proceeded for Chatham yesterday. The invalids are to be placed in Melville Hospital. FROM Ow LONDON GAZETTE, Teasley, Sipe. U. BUCKINGHAM PALACE, Sur. 6. This day bad audience of her Majesty, the Chevalier de blatedo, Envoy Extraordinary and Miaow Plenipotentiary from the Emperor of Braid, to deliver his letter of recall ; and the Conatuandeur de Carvelb* Moreira, to deliver hie credentials in the same character ; to which they were re spectively introduced by the Earl of Clarendon, MG., her Majesty's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. FOREIGN OFFICE, SIFT. 4. The Queen hu been pleusd to approve of Mr. Heinrich Martini as Vice Consul at Dublin for the Grand Duke of blecklenburgh Schwerin. FOREIGN-OFFICE, Szpr. 8. The Qum has been pleased to approve of Mr. George Mouction Bowen as Vice-Consul at Manchester, for the Republic of Guatemala. WHITEHALL, Bspr. 8. The Qoeen bar bun pleued to give and grant unto Cap tain Charles /Linde, of the Bengal Army, Lieutenant- Colonel in the Ottoman Army, her Majesty's royal license and permission that he may accept and wear the Imperial Order of the Medjidie of the Fourth Claes, which the Sultan bath been pleauld to confer upon him, u a mark of his Imperial Majesty's approbation of his 1111111 i Cie with the Turkish Army in the defence of Sitistria, and during the campaign on the Duet*, and that he may sejvy ali the rights and privileges thereunto belonging. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Sum 7. The Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade have received a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's Consul at Manila, reporting that the Captain Oenerul at that place has assutd a decree, prohibiting the export of rice from Manila, after the 31st May, and from the pro vinces alter the 15th June. Kr. Newham said Mr. T 51144 hod se desire to praised ea, farther with the ewe. Aldermen Humphery said it was a very srrinus charge [gaunt two gentlemen, and he could ant ten how the mazie trates could consent to such a compromise, but they would do everything +hat was right. The worthy alderman maid ha had granted this susamons, and he was there to attend to it. . . Alderman Finnis said it seemed to him that the summons wee taken oat without any intend* of proededing with it. I The City Solicitor inquired if there waa any information taken upon oath ? Mr. Martin said there was not. Alderman Humphery said he was very careful before he granted the summons, and was most anxious to ascertain whether what Mr. Newbon had stated was really a fad. Mr. Newbon said there had been no compromise at all ; but the present proceet:ing had been commenced under a misapprehension. Aldermen Humphery reminded Mr. Newbon that there was very little misapprehension in the ease, for he (the worthy alderman) law all the documents upon which this charge was founded. Mr. Newbon said he bad no wish to discuu the subject at that time. . Alderman Humphery said neither had h., but the ma gistrates only sat there for the administration of justice, and he did not wish to be made the means of terrifying parties out of money. Mr. Newbon said he did not desire to proceed under a misapprehension. Alderman Humphery said Mr. Huddlcstone, on applying for the summons, told him that he was not taking it out with the intention of not proceeding with it, and he (the Alder man) said that he would not grant a summon for the express purpose of dragging money out of another men's pocket. The City Solicitor asked the alderman if he wished the summons to be proceeded with ? Alderman Humphery said he did not; but be objected upon principle to the making use of him as an instrument of tyranny and oppression. Alderman Finals said it was a very improper thing to make such charges spinet gentlemen, and then not go on with them when the time for hearing them arrived. Alderman Humphery aid it was just as he said it would be. However, the parties were not here, and the complaint was therefore dismissed ; but he wished it to be clearly understood that it was dismissed in consequence of the sum. mass being withdrawn and the parties not appearing to press the charge. ILAELYLBSONE. A young Yeoman, in the service of Mrs. Bean, 49, Man chester-street, Manebeeter•equare, who gave her name u Jane Maddigan, was charged with robbery. On the 20th ' alt. His. Scott quitted London for the continent, leaving the primmer in charge of the premises. On the neat day the prisoner gave information to the police that a robbery had been committed, and Inspector Jackson and Brodie, 76 D, repaired to the house, and found that the drawers in the different rooms were open and empty ; there were chisel marks, but the locks were not injured, which led the oftere to conclude that the locks had been opened with a key, the chisel having beta used for the purpose of making it appear that force bad been resorted to. Mrs. Soon was communicated with, and on her return to London, on Mon day evening last, she knocked at her door, but was unable to gain admittance. Sergeant Knight, 19 D, was sent for, and he mule an entry by a window at the rear of the pre mises. Immediately afterwards the prisoner came in at the front door by means of • latch key, bringing with her another woman, who turned out to be the wife of • sergeant of the F division of police. Mrs. Scott, to whom informa tion had been given, gave them into custody, and they were conveyed to the station-house, when the prisoner was locked up, but the other woman was not detained. The property stolen consisted almost entirely of ladies' wearing apparel, and its veins was not short of 1001. _ The prisoner, in answer to the charge, said that she was innocent, and that on the same night that her mistress went away she discovered that the robbery had occurred, but she did not give information thereof till the next morning. Nose of the stolen property has yet been met with. It transpired in the coarse of the inquiry that the prisoner was taken i•ito Mrs. Scott's If rvice upon the faith of a character given by the sergeant's wife who occupies • responsible position at the Sailors' Home, in which institution she (pri soner) had been at times employed. The prisoner was remanded till Tuesday next. MARKETS. __*_ COTTON GOODS. a farther Whet!, et 21. to 3.. welt. fee ad wheat. In albw kinds of grain there was but little stirring, and ne variance of prices happened. Old wheat, 78.. to 825.; new, 72 4 . 76.. Barley. 33.. to 355. Oda, 20e. to 325. Beans, 50 1 , to Pea., 40.. to 501. per qr. Flour.. 44. to 60.. per .. e k . Malt, 9.. to 9.. 6d. per bushel. Several farmer s lin o gathered the whole of their trope in 'good condition, s t d . to-morrow night will bring the harvest to a termination ot most farms in this neighbourhood. DUBLIN, SLY?. 11. (By Magnetic Telegraph). A moderate supply of now produos, which sold fr.sly at se advance of 6d. to le. on all descriptions of grain. Nothing done in India. New meting barley sold at 20e. per barrel. CATTLE.—SALIenTraT, SEPT. 11.—At this days mu. kat we were very liberally supplied with beasts, and the quality was of a first-rate description. The attendance of buyers was also equallytgood. The demand for the Inn Devon breed was unusually large, time of year censidered, and all of that class were readily Mare , ' at the extreme quotations: of last market, whilst inferior kind. meta fair average demand, a clearance being nearly effected os the term. as last quoted. In sheep there wart a larger bap* than we have seen for some time past, and the quality vas excellent. This Nescripti 01 stock was in moderato request, all kinds meeting with buyers, and a considerable amount of business was transacted. Former quotation were in all instances well supported, end in a few pennon: cases, when the quality was rather better, the turn vu against the buyer, The trade in calves was rather limited, no supply being very short, prices were without alteration. lane pig market there was a plentiful supply of all kinds, butte. / trade was not over brisk ; the lints business done was at e rather higher figure, Best ox beef, 12s. to 13.. per Am; row end heifer do., 10s. to lle.; hest Dawn raurtqa. 70. ro 714. per In. ; inferior and other kinds, 714. to 714. ; l oo k 9d. ; veal, retail, 7d. to 714.; pork, fresh and salt, 714. to 84, per lb. and 100.6 d. to Ile. per score ; bacon, greec,Bll. told, per lb.; dry. 10d., and 10s. 6d. tolls. per soore; quarter.old store rigs, Bs. to 225. each ; and cows with calves, 141 to 16!. MANCHISTER, SEPT 88888 11.—The important news from Sebastopol has led to a fair amount of business in the yarn market, which hut ter this intelligence would probably have been very quiet, considering the telegraphic &deices from Liverpool of a little excitement in the cotton market, with an upward tendency of prices. The principal business in yarn hes been for the India maiketr, and for Germany cad the Mediterranean. The hard twisted yarns suited for the Levant are still in fair request. Prices generally are very firm, and sellers are asking an advance which, though not obtained, has given buyers some trouble in suiting themselves without conceding it. There has been some activity in the cloth market, but the clearances helm not been large. There had been a good deal done in the last few days in long cloths, T cloths, and printers, at very full rates, and the prices asking to-day have to some extent checked the continuance of this trade. The excitement already spoken of, in the Liverpool cotton market, has in some decree supported the bands of menu,' 'charts in this advance, but where it is given the concession is made with reluctance. But for this we should probably have had a fair business. Buyer• were all willing to go on at the rates of last week, and at which manuf cturers were mostly anxious sellers a fortnight ego. The makers of most kinds of cloth are, however, supplied with orders, and wetting to contract, so that in the face of a rislog cotton market they are not disposed to take new en gagements without some advantage. COTTON.—LITIRPOOL, SIM% 11.—Tbe sale. to•day were 10,000 Wes, 1.500 tor export, and 3,500 on specula tion—oomprisiag 8,000 Americans, 650 Pernambuco and Maranham, 67. to 611 ; 350 11-vptian, 6d. to 7:4.; and 1,000 Surat. 44. to 6ii. per lb. The imports have been 10,000 bales. The market closed firmly, and prices of Americans were et per lb. dearer than last week. Others WOOLLEN CLOTH.—LEEDS, SEPT. 11.—We have no change to report in the woollen cloth markets this morning . The crannied hall crintinuea to exhibit an animated tone, and a full Re busineu has been done. The white market has been flit, which arises perhaps more from the smallness of stocks than from a want of demand. MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERSPIXLD, SZPT 11.—The news from the East has given an appearance of liveliness in the market today, and the amount of business done has certainly exceeded that of last week, the greatest demand being in fancy patterns of dark colours. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. THE SEA-BURNS MAILS. (From the " London Post-office List.") _ ' Mails do. Last nest Destinations. matched from Packet fsMst London. Sailed. Due. SOUTRANPTON STATION. (By My Mall.) 1 ---.. Lisbon, Spain, and Giber& 7th 2 hi r ., 7 .t ev and 1 Madrid, ) UM Gibraltar. malt.. Egypt, ) S 4 th m2 d th Vhh e7 ';. l i E Se ni pt ine . 7 ; I / .... Se" : i nn . Ceylon, and India ) every month. i Sept. 4. I '''' 4 '' ''''' Penang, Singapore, and i it.h of every i Emine, ) ~, , China ) month f Sept. 4. i ''''" 6 '. BrittnhColonien in the West 1 ' I Indies (except Hondu as 1 I and Babamu), Foreign 1 , Coloile& 10 .. I S Weat ' 2nd and 17th of 1 Tyne, Indies ((except Havana, ),I every month. j Scot. ' Sept. 16. California.Venenutla, N. - ''' ; Granada,(23lll and Peru, Oreytowa (dt. Juan de I Nicaragua) 1 i Mexico and Havana I ! month only.. j I Sept. 3. i " " Honduras and Bahamas : 'l7 ., th on o t f h ever / 1 M a t ilk ) Aug. 17 41 j litpt.l6. Lisbon, Madeira, Brasil,) 9th of every 1 Avon, I os Buen Ayres, and Palk. ) ! month s ip , 10 . j *pt. It, land Isles PLYMOUTH RATION. Madeira, Teneriffe, and / I Evening of the 1 23rd of awn i G e r s i . ' ia r i. 1 Sept. C. West Coast of Africa . 1 Evenin g o< •5 1 . te 01 .. ; - . Bri an titi L d i h t u a ni u N r :orth sta 7A . T m m e N rica ' t ', : i e r r il - iFur a rth .. er , e......, Africa, tl . 1 10. J motet , Evening of the Australia I 4th end 19th Lightning, ( of every ' Sept. 5. Os. IL ) I m0nth....... WOOLS.—HUDDERBFIXLD, SEPT. 11.—For wools gene. rally the market is rather quiet, manufacturer having recently laid in stocks. In wools, adapted for army cloth ing, there is a good demand, at extreme rata. CORN.—Brt.t., SEPT. 11.—There was a moderate show of old wheat at this day's market, with 1 samples of I new. The quality of the latter was various, and fetched 765. to 821. per qr. Old wheat was saleable at 80s. to 855., 63)b. per bushel to the grower. As regards yield of the new crop, reports were venous as to the Went of deficiency, but unanimous as to its reality. S I buyers of seed wheat for export to the Continent. A better demand for old foreign, and the lofty pretensions of holders alone pre vents • large business for 'apron and removal coastwise. Spring corn, of each description, participates in the ad vance on wheat, albeit sales are exclusively confined to eon- MOMS. Linseed end its products have each marked • point of advance during the week upon a consumptive de mend uninfluenced by speculation. Bspeseed is wholly wanting, and the few cakes' on hand are virtually eff the marketarom the price at which they are held. Import) from Sent. 1 to Sept. 7 :—Wheat, 1.506 qrs. ; barley, 2,992 ; oats, 1,827; beans. 1,090; peas, 1 7 4 ; linseed, 2 , 230 ; rape seed, 1,334 ; oil cakes, 209 tons ; bones, 175. LEEDS, SEPTEMBER 11.—The weather continues all that could be wished. The arrivals of wheat are again 'small, anl holders are firm in their demands; we quote prices Is. per quarter higher than on Friday. There is a great scarcity of new. Miller., nevertheless, limit their purchases to their wants for the day. Barley as before, No variation in other articles. Average price of grain : Wheat, 808, 77a. IOC; barley, 66, 38s. 7d.; oats, 80, 32a. 4d.; beans, 19, 50s. Arrivals this week : Wheat, 770 ; malt, 440; rapeseed, 516. Lugs, SEPT. 11.—We have had a tolerably fair quantity of wheat at market to-day, chiefly of the new crops; the quality similar to that reported last week. Prices le. per qr. dearer, but the sale slow at the advance. At present the farmers a-c net threshing barley. Wheat, fine old red, 78s. to 791. ; new, 70s. to 80s. ; floe, 81s. per quarter to the growers. NEWCASTLE. STIFT. 11.—The weather continues very favourable; and harvest operations are making goo I..ogress, but it must be some time yet before we can look am any impolite of new of moment from our growers, even should the season prove ever so propitious. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and having little offering from the coast, all descriptions were held for an advance of 2s. per qr., but owing to the finedess of the weather, coupled with the intelligence of the fall of Sebastopol, our millers operated cautiously, being under the impression that the latter event may have the effect of temporarily depressing prioes4 in:which opinion we cannot participate. For the best Norfolk yel low wheat 87e. was made In retail, and 84,. for fine runs, whilst two parcels of new red were told fot arrival at 851., weighed 63Ibs. per bushel. In foreign trans actions were limited, 82s. to 83). being the esteeme value of Holstein red, naturally 601b5., and 85s. of Wolgast 611b5., but weighed 631bs. Flour is scarce, and there MUM every probability of 59s being established for millers' fines; as ye, however, 68.. has not been exceeded for Norfolk house hold.. In rye little doing. Barley rather dearer, and the same remarks will apply to malt. Beans, peas, and oats, each tbo tarn higher. SALISBURY, SEPT.'II —At this day's market we were well supplied with all kinds of grain, amongst which were I gangliest qualities of new wheat, in good conditios. From the extensive rise of Si. per qr. on ibis day 'Weight, the sales were miry limited, and the millers being rather abort of stooks today, a good deal of beaMeis was dose at WAR.OFFICE,.Bspr. 11. 17th Regiment of Foot—General James Simpson to be colonel, vice General Viscount Gough, G.C.8., recently removed to the Royal Horse Guards. not Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant General the Hon. Charles Gore, C. 8., to be colonel, vice General Gabriel Gordon deceased. itb Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant 0 IMildmay Forte to be colonel, •ice Lieutenant Genteel Charlts Edward Cosier!, C. 8., deceased. ADMIRALTY, Barr. 8. Corps of Royal Merinos—Fir.t Lieutenant Henry Lindsay Searle to be adjutant, vice D)mrllle, prom.ited. BANKRUPTS. HENRY tiOCOSTOM. FridaT-.heat .11111 N adloratreet, City, merchant, to warrender Nept. 21 at 2, and Oct. 16 at at Eastmanll-str, et. Sole., Read and 00., Friday-street, City ; off. amis., Edwards, Bant. rooLotut. Oaoaos ALQAmnaa /Mtn High Holborn, tailor, Feet. 21 at and On. la at 2, at Basinghall-ritreet. 801., Gilh.m. Bartlett's. buildings, Holborn: off. ensig., b.dwards, Sambrook-court. WILLIAM BIPRINS, Birmingham, 'HOW. Sept. 21 and Oct. 19, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sol., Bartlett, Birmingham ; of. sang., Clunks, Birmingham. WILLIAM BROADHURST and WILLIAM MARSHALL BROADHURST Shef field, table knife ennui/adorers, Sept. 29 sod Oct. 27 at 12, at the Leeds Court bald ae Sheffield. Sol., Webster, M idfield; off. amis., Binds, Sheßield. Hamar Evans and Sanyo. Brass, Dudbridge. C:onceritershire, saddle tree makers, Sept. 21 and Oct. 21, at 11, at Bristol Court. Solo., Phipps, Cabanas, Lear Stroud. nd Bevan and Carling, Briatol off. maim, Miller, Bristol. WILIJAM Swim Liverpool, cart owner, Sept. 11 and Oct. 12, at 11, at Llver Court. Sol., Etty, Liverpool; off. wig., Bird, Li INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. AT PORITHAL-STRIST. W. Payne, Rout-side, Mile.end.road, boot maker—J. Con, Drury. lane, eanakian —J. Rayne, Old Pero', Chelsea, Journeyman carpenter —S. R. Palmer, Jottn'a.plaoe, Old Kent-road. Journeyman baker— Ann Nightingale, Clarendon-sheet. Camberwell New-road, ete rnal ephen Search, jun , Tonloridge Welk, fly driver—J. W. T. You, Winckester-pleoe, Peckham New-town, general chalet —W. Richards, Greville.atreet and Leather-lane, Holborn, carpenter—T. Browne, Alder:Banbury, City, parasol fringer —Laura Laing, Belgrave. square, Si. Pancras —J. IL diterbarne, Upper Wellington-street, Covent-garden, gentleman—R. iszlay, Arehway.place, Upper Rollo- way, plumber—E. J. Low, Manchester-street, et. Panern, dairyman —J. H. Smith, Jones's cottages, Upper Glenna, carpenter—A. Clark, Howlandstrest. Tottrolum-coart-road, and itusaellnews, Moony. square, pianoforte maker —J.Lbtpall, Stephenan.teersoe, Gated), lac. road, milkman—W. W. (trifle. Caverehans Chelsea, Menne keeper—T. Taylor, Plomber-idnet, City-road,baker—O. Curtis, Covent.garda4 manager of the Plans Hotel—T. Butler, Windmlll. street. tenhancourt-reed, wool carver —T. Hunt, Upper North- Ins, Oray'rian-road, house surveyor—W. Hodsoll, Sidney street, NSW4OI,II, Journeyman botcher. DIVIDENDS. Oat. 2. J. Whitmore, Leicester, woof pier - Oet. 2. Harriet Side. dell, Ashburn, Derbyshire, wine merchant—Oct 2. 0. Appleton, Leieester, trimmer—Oct. 2. T. Chapman. Leicester, worsted spinner —Oct. 3. J. NEWSOM sea., and J. Parkinson. Nil, TAkesser. broilers —Oct. 2. & Threw. sod W. Harrison, Nottingham, upholsterers— Oat I. T. Chariesworth, Nottingham, plumber—Oct. 3. T. Brigg s, North Shields, Northumberland, groce r. to be granted, onion asses be shown loth' matron ea the day et nesting. Oct. 3. H. H. Treads, Cieortm.yard, Lambardstrset, dealer in IDIOM( shares—Oet. 3. W. Tyres, tiesktrisre.road, boot n snake. Lunt—Out. 2. T. Davies, Narbertb. Penabrobealure, leather dealer— Oat 3. T. Harvey, Great St. Helm's. City, money scrivener—Oct. 8. J. Durrant. H gh Holborn. victualler—Oct. 2. S. Warren, Gloucester, licensed victualler - Oct. 111. P. Shetland, Pensince. Cornwall, tailor —Oct 23. T. C. Tiptaft. Timbal, druggist's awlkant—Oe'. 4. J. Horror:its, Balked. Lancaabire. grocer—Oat. 2. A. Hill, Manchester, garden set manufacterte—Oct. IL W. Williams, Liverpool, tailor. PAHTBlLlBffilffill DIBIDOLVID. - H. Wails and J. Brills. York, "room -IL Watson sad J. Watson. Dialiagtea„ Durham, printers -L Wilkinson and J. Wilkie. 111:4 Alffiffini. Yarkshira, drapers-G. Chills and B. Truelove, Bir. minsherm. Halm maireartr-J. R. Williams and T. B. Bickenteth, = , ga_ ,. llaras-J. 15.,. and C. lAthbury, Wolverhampton. iron 11.1610011. aad W. L. Fielding, fihrewebory, general Oran sad = D. Morley, Broekford, Suffolk, farmers-B. D. 271 T. W. Willard, Hashers, sad Nevresatis.upon.Tyne, allinnerienWaW-ffiffin ffirantr. James Braun R. Ems. sari B. Evans, Ireffisaar millwriebts-R. Wardle aad R. S. Dattam, mese balloses-L loberts, 0. Med HIWY. drapers, so far as labarto-P. Hassabarys ia =l. 4 Ctral li , Ow cm. Wm. s - NsaYlaa~s - L Eskimselb wed D. Tiddiss. Halifax, York. Alm ammo Wavars-I. Mk, sad T. steel. Bishop Auckland, Dudes. daft ameeisses-W. A. GM-A 0. Bellamy, J. Y. =. sal W. Elsa, Pheffield, sbss manufectorers, so far as W. A.Osddl-Y.C. Melklrsad J. 0. Mom Great Win iffiffiliweffiest, CI% banks lasleses-W. la. W. T. Bell, W. S.obart, Kilassler, sad C. Orsudess, Ifseldasiss Colliery, Durham , esilfsey owns et kassaabr a := C. Croudse• -Mary Aan limb end J. A. Wkitectiapel, carpenter. -B. Ammon 2 e l V ' IL. Wake, Or AMA Joiners-Pore, th and flame* Alerfora ces raigineom frit as rope* W. Elmalle-iiender- Olmagsm, sammiladon merchants, so far as regar ß" :7'.. handereon awl R. 11•141,111116. 11Crrli igiCIVIBTIItATIONP. LICTMIALD ELLIOT 1111 d JAMS ELLIOT, 0 1 1/110W, LOOTChaIILII, Sept. 21, at the Queen's Hotel, Glasienv. ALILLIIDIII SAWMILL sod Jens WAIDLOPM, GIMEOW, merchants, Sept. 21, at the Queen's Boni, Glasgow. WILLIAM Lutun sod ROOLIT LAIVO, Dundee, drapers, Sept. 21, at the British Hotel, Dundee. WIFE-BEATINO AT MANCIIRSTER.-A very power ful•looking man, named Henry Wilson, was brought before the megistratee at Manchester yesterday, charged with besting his wife. She hod game on the previous night to fetch him home from a public-house, and on the way he knocked her down and kicked her brutally, infiicting severe wounds on various parts of the body, end especially 'bout the neck. She &Reversed' jumped through a bedroom window, when at home, to mope from him, and wee harried by neighbours to the Infirmary. There is some reason to fear she will not recover. The prisoner was remanded for a week. IRISH EMIGRATION.—The Cork Examiner has the following emigration return:—The following is a return, taken from the lit of April to the lot of September, of the number of passengers who have sai'ed within that period fres Cork for the 1 ports in England. A great pro portion of them were emigrants to America, but we are unable to give the met amount : —To L.vcrpool per Nun. rod steamer, 4,990; per Vanguard, 1,515; tn•a1.6505. To Bristol per &Arias, 1 321 ; Jammu'. 1,307 ; Shamrock, 308; total, 2,934 To L.mddri tier Preussischer Adler, 1,631; Falcon, 1,578; total. 3,107. lb. muncher of pas sengers who departed for Newport amount. to 832. which makes the total departures front our port 13.398. This re taro includes 491 soldiers who were proceeding to join their regiment& gab) lint elit gen ce. COURT OF WOW 00IIMINION111 1 DANIBL. r.—Barr. 11. The bankrupt, dester;edL7Z7ne — mercbaer, of Pimlico, Applied fur hie certificate. His debts were 2,3641. ; ditto to secured crediten, 9,5471 ; liabilities, 1,1131 i. The whole of the property, estimated at 7,4601., was held by the secured creditors. 1.0 years ago the bankrupt had a capital of 2,215/ ; but be had incurred a loss of upwar-s of 6,000/. by some building operatiena at Wimbledon. His Hamar suspended the motif' •ate for six months from the lam esareicatiosi (in June last) ; when granted to be of the second clays, with protection from time to time. IX NZ MIT= /1.00111. The b inkrupt, a merchant and warehouseman in S'ewart street, Spits!fields, applied fnr his certificate. He owes to unsecured creditors. 16.7621.; ditto, holding security, 3,2661 ; liabilities ' 10,2931.; profits, 6,3101.; good and doubtful debts. 1,1001. ; property, 1,6011.; ditto ice hands of creditors, 3,1481.; outstanding consignments, 7.863/ ; 3,8001. ; bad debts, 5641.; expenses, 6,7001. Ater hearing Mr. Lowrance cad Mr. Ashunt, The Commissioner said the certificate, second clam, most _ _ be suspended for Mx months from the date of the first cu plicate meeting. Protection. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. John Clark, 38, sailor, was indicted for having stolen two bank notes, one for the payment of 1001., and one for the payment of 501., and other article', the property of Joseph Baldwin, in his dwelling-house. Mr. Parry appeared for the prosecution, Mr. Hort) , for the prisoner. It appeared from the evidence that on the night of the 16th of August the prosecutor's house, 14, Albert-square, Commereial-reed, was entered, the b ack kitchen window having been left open. The prosecutor had left his coat in the kitchen, forgetting at the time that he had placed two notes for 1601. in the side pocket, so that when the pri; saner committed the robbery be thought he was merely taking the coat. Among the other articles taken was a flannel shirt, which the prisoner was wearing when he was apprehended, and this was clearly identified as the prosecu ter's. The prisoner deposited next day seventy sovereigns and twenty half sovereigcs in the care of the landlord of the Crooked Billet at Bhadwell, and in consequence of a conunnnication made to the police. Walker and Potter of the Ii division took the prisoner into custody. At first hr said he had received the 801. in gold, which he had left at the public-home, from a Mr. Clarke, in Australia, but after wards he said he had saved that amount out of his earnings at sea. A waistcoat belonging to the prosecutor was found in the prisoner's posesasion. The jury found him Gentry. Mr. Bodkin said the prisoner undoubtedly was a very bad character, but it appeared that he was not aware at the time of the extent of the theft be was committing ; if he had been, the court would have passed the full ecotone, of ten years' transportation. Under the circumstances the sentence was that he be kept to hard labour in the House of Curet. Hots for 18 calendar m.:ntbs. . . . The Court ordered the 801. to be given up to the prose cutor. Patrick Mayposoder.g,ws; indicted for unlawfully and maliciously cutting and wounding Ellen Maypowder. The proseeutria stood in the relation of aunt to the pri soner, who on the morning If the 12th of August made his appearance at her lodgings, Green-yard, Upper East Smith field, and entering her room he took her up in his arms and dashed her down on the floor. He then kicked her about the arms, lege, and thighs, causing severe bruises thereby, and be then proceeded to beat ber about the heal with a firehbovel. Having don. this he took up a chair and broke It in pieces about her head. The prOsecutria was so injured that she had to be taken to a surgeon, who attended to the injuries she bad received. The prisoner had been drinking whea this took place, and had lived in Owen-yard himself about three years. The jury found him Guilty. Mr. Witham sentenced bun to eight months' hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Saxsuel Fran Alia was brought before Alderman &lowans, charged with having stolen bank notes, to the amount of 451. Mr. Edward Ward, of Claremontsquere, Pentonville, corofactor, said—l carry on business at the Corn Exchange. Mark-lane. According to my custom I went yesterday to the subscription room over the old Curs Exchange, after market hours, fir the purpose of making up my cash and cheque account for my banker. The prisoner was sitting by my side. Some persons, one of whom I knew to be • gentleman of rupeetability, were in the room when I entered, but they went away soon afterwards. The prisoner was the only man sitting there. I proceeded to make up my cash for my banker, and amongst other moneys were a IW. and seven 61. Bank of England notes. My pocket book (exhibiting a very large one) was on the table, and I deposited some cheque, with the roll of notes, in it. The prisoner was then reading a newspaper. My even tion was called off from what I was engaged in by a per son who, I now have no doubt, was an accomplice of the odour, and who asked me at what time the room closed . I replied that there was no regularly appointed time, and I again turned my attention to my immediate business; and when I looked back at my pocketbook, the prisoner said, "You have t'sopped one of yin cheques." My nephew, who is my clerk, was writing at some little distance, saw the cheque lying ca the ground, and picked it up and gave it to me. I then looked into my pocket-book and saw in it several cheque, but the bank notes were gone. Then was no individual at the table except the prisoner, and I said to him instead', "You have got my notes." He said, You have got them in your pocket." I then, although I knew it was useless, put my hands into my pockets, and of course I did not find the notes. He then rushed by me to make his escape, and I called to my nephew to stop him. There was a great crowd on the stairs. The prisoner was pursued into the street, and was ultimately taken. I looked under the table, and all about the place. I have nen any of the notes since, and I do not know the numbers. Alderman Balomons--Are you sure that you wrapped up the cheques and the bank notes together Witness—l am. Policeman, 674, said—l was on duty at a quarter-past four o'clock yesterday afternoon. A crowd of persons were there, as is customary on market days. The prisoner came ou is feat as he could, and was Tubing past me. I suanected that something was wrong, and presently Mr. Ward's nephew came up, and said, pointing to the prisoner, I went this man ' • he has robbed a friend of mine." I then apprehended the prisoner, avid took him up to the subscrip tion-room, where Mr. Ward gave him into custody upon the charge of robbing him of a 101. and told Mr. Ward to make sure that the prisoner tad eom witted the robbery before he preferred the charge. Upon searching the prisoner I found V. 2.. 21d. upon him, hut there was nothing about him to which Mr. Ward laid claim. Alderman Salomons—What address did the prisoner give you Witness—He gave a false address, directed to Kentish. town. I found a watch chain, to which a small substance, Wended to pas for a watch, was attached, in his pocket. Mr. W. Smith, n-phirw to the prosecutor, said—l was sitting opposite to my unele,looking over, &newspaper, and I handed &cheque from the ground to him. My uncle then said, "This person (meaning the prisoner) has robbed me of my notes," and the prisoner rushed out of the house, and I followed and gave him in charge. I had heard the stranger in the subseription-room ask my uncle at what time the room closed. The prisoner eat close to my uncle at the table. Alderman Salomon—Coull the prisoner have Passed any thing without diMcalty to an accomplice ? Witneu—Cartainly he could. The pocket book was close to the primer, sod could have bees easily takes up by him; as easily as it could have been taken up by my tines himself. The prisoner, upon being asked whether he had any questions to put to any of the mammies, said " No." One of the turnkeys said the prisoner had been in prison before upon a charge of committing a robbery in an omnibus, and he had been five or tic years ago at the Mansion-how, upon a charge of assault. The prisoner —Yes; I was here for an assault tin years ego, but the other charge is false. I was robbery. Alderman Salmons—ln order that strict inquiry may be made, I shall remand the prisoner fora week. GUILDHALL. A member of parliament and a gentleman of the highest standing in the commercial world, whose names for obvious reasons we omit, were summoned to appear before Alder man Humphrey to answer a charge of conspiracy to prevent the complaisant, Mr. Christopher Rios Mansell Talbot, Lord Lieutenant and M.P. for Glamorganabire, from realising a certain security for the advance of 10,0001., which he bad made to one of the defendants. The precise nature of the complaint upon which the sum mons was issued did not publicly transpire, but we believe the matter I. be substantially as follows:—One of the de fendants requiring money, applied to the complainant, who thereupon advanced a sum of 10,0001, and received as secu rity the bond of the other defendant, who is a member of parliament, it being distinctly understood by all parties that a vessel then building should form an additional security fur the lean. The latter defendant subsequently advanced 10,0001. all) to the borrower in the first instance, and afterwards registered his claim upon the vessel in the ordinary way, the borrower at the same time making • 4eelsratian and signing the t to the effect that the vessel was free from all encumbrances, both defeadauts knowing at the time that it was already mortgaged, by verbal agreement, to the complainant for the sum he had advanced. The complainant's claim upon the vessel was, therefore, ousted by the precaution taken by the defendant, who alleges he advanced • further sum of 10.0001. Mr. Newbon attended before Alderman Humphery and Alderman Piaui', to explain that he had new no complaint to make with respect to this summons, as the parties were not in attendance, having adjusted t►e matter to their mutual satisfaction. He therefore wished to withdraw the summons. Hasobary asked bow ha 000td do that and oompenaile Kt. Talbot I ARRIVED Arts—et Liverpool, September 11, from . ALLissca —at Bristol, vet e., mber IS, from Aucs—at Bristol, Septembei 10, from Assora--st C.rdiff, September 10, from ATALANTA—at Newport, if., September 11, from ......... All•LlA—at Sunderland, September 9, from gar* Rare Xnal Us:ala , .. - Caeouse-at Greenock, September 0. from Palermo Commies-at Sunderlan4, September 9, from Claim Csueesus-at Deal, September 11, from FINIMACMT-AL Plymouth, September 10, from Dam* Few (sa.)--at Liverpool, Septembeer 11, from Comma FaAecui-at Liverpool, September 11, from Newfound Mad Fewer-rt.-at Maryport, September 9, from ........ ~.... Forrireue-at Deal, September IL from CeDe ' Gut -off Falmouth, September 10, from Altamaha GALATIA-4 Gloucester, September 8, from Smyrna Hamm use-at Portsmouth, September 10, from Loeb* Hewn( RADOCIP-off Liverpool, September 11, from Caws luee Wain-of Liverpool, September 11, from .New Port Jamas Guar -at Gloucester, September 10, from MAN JPNNT Parr-at Deal, September 11, from Cuba JULIA-.4t Liverpool, September 11, from Mend JOHN AND WILLIAM -at Lverpool, September 11, tram Boatels Lion-at Liverpool, September 11, from St. John's, N.B. Las -off the Start, September 7, from Tarim= MALVINA-at teeter, September 10, from. Parr Atoonar at Gloucester. September 8, from MANIA MANDILA-at Plymouth, September 10, froma. C 7!.. i .= MAIGAZIT-111 Sunderland, September 9, from Didier Pupils-at Deal, September 10, trout Romer AND Gemmel-at Crookharen, September 7, from_Bellas RODER ADD UPOROD-off QUetliPtOWD, September 9, from. .floa lans SULTANA-At Deal, September 11, from SIIIIIIA NI.VADA -at Bristol, September 10, from Hamad SourLsm, -at Sternums, September- 10. from Caldera T. J. Rosman-at Bristol, September 10, from llavanarn TOTALINA-at Cardiff, September 10, 140111 .. COILIAILINOPM ?we:err-Nutria or MAT-at Sunderland, September 10, from DelhOllMl UNITZD PITATTA-AL Bristol, Pepten,ber 10, from ....... --Manma WILD WATI-oQ the start, Septemter 7. from Alezandria W. ecrerson-off Falmouth, September 9, from Quebec Wasuinuren Lunn -at Liverpool. September 11, free-11mb, AP. WEL Matson-at Liverpool, September 11, from...SL Stephen's, N.B. s£l LID. ANDES-from Liverpool, September 11, to Calcutta Ammar -from Cardiff, September 9, to Marseilles ALINIT-from Cardiff, tiepteseba 9, to Malta Asrearce-from Guernsey, September 7, to ........,Ftmta Arens AvoN (a.) -from Souttipmpton, c:eirember 1 0 , to Bruits BLANCHIL-from Shieleta, September 1.. to Coquimbo Bose hes-front Greenock, September 10, to Mitts CARRON-from Shields, September 10, to Carthagere Caro-from Shield., September 10, to Cosetontinopis CHATRAUBRIAND -HOG] CAI dal. September it, to illulltilmil Cesete-from Queenotown, September 9, to Barbadoes Celueo Bettrea-from . Liverpool, September 11, to Moots Video CIIPSAFIARE-110M Shield.. September 10, t 0....... ..... Ades Drier Miura-from Cardiff, September 8, to ELIZABIFTH from Gloucester September 9, to BMSLIITA LUPINS STATS - EMIR Liver pool, seen mber 11, to. .. . 2 New York EUDOCIA-f roes Liverpool, September 11, to New Orleans Femmes-from Liverpool, September ii, to Means FILLICITT-tram NT517304 September 11, to St logo do Cola SAION.A . -from-frorn Liverpool, September 11, to . Borman ORMIMILL -from Liverpool, September 11, to Coquimto Games-from Fleetwood, September 10, to Gaeta GIOTAIII Zatew-from Cardiff, September 9, to Malts Heenan Avast-from Cardiff, reprember 9, to Malta llsemerre - from Swansea. September 10, to Cobs JRAN VAX Eros-from Cardiff September 9, to Malts KONINIMN ELI . teem Milford, September 9, to .... Data: Kon.y.sooa-from Shield., September 10, to Coneantinople LCIIICA-from Cardiff, September 9, to Anew Bareelosa MAIRRTIe-irom CardifL September t, to ellirrse-from Falmouth, September 10, to Constarittnople M. es Emit-from Newport, IL, September 8, to ........... Salta Meer.-fromLiverpool,September 11, to Liebe NORTH STAR -from Cardiff, September 9, to Constantinople le. H. Wour-from Gloucester, September 9, to Balaldava NORNA-from Newport, M., September 9, to Malta Owen-from Shield., September 10. to Naples Furman floret.-from Liverpol, September 11, to Paorers-from Cardiff, September 8, to Paoreasee-from Shields, September 10, to Marian QUM/I-tram Cardiff. September 8, to Aires Montrose-from Hartlepool, September 9, to 00 teffa ° ROLA/MAGI-from Cardiff, September 9, to Gaeta goaeus-from Cardiff, September 9, to .. ... Lichee SAGITTARIUS-tram Cardiff, September 9, to ....... - ....... •••• 11111LI Twoa-lrem Cardiff, September 9, to Aland:is Tateenteo • from Cardiff, September 9. to ..... .....Onstaithear Taw Hostel Ls - from Cardiff, September 9, te...... ........... Yens URAFIA-from Cardiff, September 8, t 0....... ..... Cele VITIU-from Cardiff, September 9, to .. ..... Ibtes Mealtime-from Vabounth, September 10, to .... MN W. S. Li:MOAT-trona Sbleldr, September 19, to New Tan BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH. 13E8LEY.—Sept.10. nt Southwood House, Highgate, Mrs. Frederick Beiley, of • daughter, 6411-born. BRISTOWE.—Sept. 9, at Incleeton.equare, the wife of Hen r. Bristow., Eaq , of a daughter. CAUBTON.—Sept. 10, at Champion-hill, Mr , . J. Caust" al I daughter. GREEN.—Sept. 7, at Burithgton.villa„ Addison-road, Keridagtoat Mrs. J. Green, of a daughter. MAYOR.—nept. 7, at Park.strett, Grosvenor-square, the wife of A. Mayor, Esq., of a son. AEWELL—Sept. 8, at Matdoe, Mrs. T. C. Sewell, of a daughter. TATTERSALL—Sept. 8, the wise of Mr. J. Tattersall, of Casuist bury-square, 1-lington, of a soil, still.hom. WIiBDSOIL—Stpt. 8, at Lloyd.equare, Pentonrille, Mn. M. Wind' aor, of a son. KR.BRIAOBIL FIDDES—GERARD.—Sept. 6, at Balni e rslolsee. Aberdeen, hy m. Rev. T. Dewar, the Rev. It. Fiddes, of Kinnellar, to Margaret, eldest daughter of the late Mr. R. Gerard. NRAIIITT—ALEXANDER.— Sept. I:, at Rook Church, Cheibire, by the Rev. T. N. Erwin, W. Nesbitt, Req., A.M., Professor of Oral. Queen's C. Ilege, Galway, to Jmde Kathleen, eldest daug hter of W. KWELL—flept. g, at St. Geo r g . late 0. H. 14. Alexander. Eaq., rengal Civil flerviev es well, by the Be.. J. Taylor, Mr. I'. Milli ga n. of Kinitstun: o " Thames, to Frames Louisa, elder daughter of W. Gavle-11, her., of the same plttoe. Camber. PUILLIPSON—C DEATHS. BOY FlF.T.D.—flept. 9, at Kinder-street, Newercan Deptford, 1. 11 0 7. fled, EN., eon of the bite W. 803 field, Esq., of Dedham, 1 . 90 bd. LOW LESB.—PpL 8, at hle residence, at Pectham. Logle" , _, WilUaro Erg., of liatton•court, 'Threadneedle-street, s o li c itor, in his 53 r d year. highly respecte t and deeply regretted. ' MORTON. —August 29, at Glencoy, near Feet William, Diverne!•s. shire, from the accidental digitiser of Hs van, Thomas Chards Morton, Peg., late of Calcutta, barrister-at-law. with PLATT.—Augunt I, at Scutari, of fever, contracted white ner:vise his regiment before Sebastopol . aged 20, Arthur gerdinand Matt, 49th Regiment, the beloved eon o! Samuel Platt, Esq., part•gardens, and Belmont , N imbi , don. of Hyde. STORM —Sept. 9, at the Terrace, Camberwell, J. 0. Stcim, FA. putelthell Wiu.laat Klee ALIA/. of ao. 6 . Le mma ?rioted mei alyeet la the Otty of Lowlon. Penvegoa the Oillee, le trote ,4 . la Um rioted et Whitetriarle•Wsposeves. sena / ,