The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-30 00:00:00

f' • ~ IRELAND. Deems, Oct. SO. Mr. C. S. Grey, the new paymaster of c,vil per uke', commenced his official duties yesterday, ga successor to the Right Hon. T. F. Kennedy. I',, le scarcely necessary to addert this appointment Ind' been the reveres of pop There have been ' murmurs against the " importation" since it was drat announced ; but it must be admitted that the other recent Irish appointments, although scoglit nearer home, have not been lies objected to by r;tia make party here, and have, is feet, drawn down owe severer comments in the press. The Enema of this morning rejoices that "the seek% of the British press, identified with popular feleiang in E ng land, in bnintiog to track the Whig trimmers who are play ing their small Ps" hid+'..cd-go-eeek in Ire laa4 We infer this ;(are the Dv olio peon), from amy obis article whisk appeared is tb.g Daily N ews on the segeet d the retest Irish law appeir.tisents, and that will be Audis oar mamma thin day. The sagacity of ear isesupweey has pointed oat in these appolietatenta trees not to be nit• taken, sad which hod • mare mischief to the cabinet of Lord John thva PeThaf• the Premier wu conscious of. So long as the mantrirt came from this side of the channel, they mem of course ir s ,heedsd. huh intelligence is not worth the telegraph. according to the notions of our English rulers, bat area that the alarm has been rung in England, we have doubt that the sprig of Woburn Abbey will Smite to aeon from his trusty earth' Clarendon bow it emu Uwe whiner, in Ireland amid be so different from what it is in England. flow Sir John Romilly, who, after all. is • liSOISI• Whig. will stare at the revelations of our sews pow, ! With the mind of • lawyer, be will put peadosa on the subject that mast be most embarrassing, and that is all probability will point to that Black bourne whew, no whig return,. Mr. John O'Connell has not missed the present op portunity of excited feelings on religions questions, to do hie.part in fanning the Armes of sectarianism. At the meeting of the Repeal Association yesterday, be thus endeavoured to put the question of the Irish church establishment on the worst possible grounds. He said : If a cry be raised egalnet the Catholic church cannot a ..star cry be raised mains.** Protestant church? "Hear, bear," sad cheats.) Is Ireland, at least, we shall dose. Dose the Cardinal Archbishop el Westminster send taz. gatherers sad bring the knee of law to hear upon Protestants to compel them to costribste le the support of his dignity I No; he will be supported by the volustary soatributioas of the catholic.; he will ressive no money ander false pretences —be will take no kw serving that he does ant render. Not tee esessessatarsh et Deena, sad the Protestant archbishop and bishops of ether sees are not eo ; they receive money ender false pretenses—Our/ exist mossy for in-nines they do not perform. (Hear ' hew.) The Carthiel Arch. bishop of Weetati ,or the other catkolis bishops in Bog. land or Ireland. do not enforce the palmist of tithes at the point of the bayonet ; the life of no widow'. eon is taken on their account. The soil of Ireland hea bees saturated with blood In the forced collection of this odious impost, sad the catholic people are still compelled to pay It indirectly, for they cannot get their receipts for their rent shill they pay the tithes to the landlord, who hes to pay it to the parson in the first instance. We mast put an end to this. (Cheers.) I hope the country will rally, and meet the cry spinal popery by a cry agsiast the protestant church estaulishatent. (Blear, hear.) The Evening Mail persists in casting upon the priests the blame of the late outrages committed upon some English settlers in Mayo, and in quoting as their authority some anonymous afrertionssaid to have been madeby persons connected with the Irish government. This charge has been indignantiy repudiated by the Evening Post, the organ of the government; but the Postbag to blame itself for originating the controversy by throwing the entire odium of the outrage on the recent tone of the Erasing Mail, which has been almost incessantly making disparaging references to the introduction of English capital and enterprise in count xion with the operation of the Encumbered Estates Commission. The fist fruits of the investigation into the case of the boy Kerrie, who was sacrificed by the poor-law people in Clare, has been the dismissal of the master of ,the Enniatymon workhouse, who allowed the ehildre, to leave on their return to Miltown, after being kept all day without food. A correspondent of the Evening Mail gives the following account of an attempt to murder in West meath : Oa the night of Friday last, the 25th instant, an attempt wee made to murder two men in the village of %Miiboom I have been moot careful in ascertaining the facts, which are as follow: On the above night. between the hours of seven sad eight, two men is the employment of the persons els tentieg the drainage works I. this neighbourhood wire seated in the house of a men named Lau-enee Killeen, when a pistol shot wee fired, by which one of the wee, Thomas Daly, fore man meson, wee severely wounded Paths bead; sad the other person escaped by receiving a few pall. ts intim bat. The ouly fault to be found with the unfuttusate men selected for the essassin's aim on this ode& sion is, that they discharged some idlers from the dreinege work. The wounded mon in getting on favourably, and one paean bee been united on suspicion.. The paha ore on the alert, and it is prohibit the aamismas well be discovered UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL OEPOED. —UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ELECTION.- Yeeterday Mr. Goldwin Smith, M A., Stowe% Civil Law Fellow of Uaiversity College, was elected to • fellowship of that meetly on the fuladation of Sir Sisson Brunetti. Mr. Smith was formerly a commoner of Christ Cluareh, aft* r which he was sleeted Bennett scholar at University, and eutwgaeatly lhimy of Magdalen College, oa the Berkehir foundation. Is 1842 he obtained the Lelia Scholarship; in 1845, Dealt Ireland's scholarship for the promotion of classical learning and taste; in Easter Tenn, the rase year, he was ptaced in the first class in Limit Hs manioribus ;" and the following June was awarded the prise for the Latin worm, " Mama Pomptlits." In 1846 he obtained the Lithe *may prize, " Quassia% tuerit Mulii rum opud atoms Ormis undid° ;" and in 1847 he was awarded the prise for the beet He shah may, the ssibjeet being The Political and Social Benefits of the Reformation in England." At the same time Mr. George O.b'erne Mor gan scholar of Woreester College, was elected to the Stowell Civil Law Fellowship, vacated by Mr. Smith as above. In 1844 Mr. Morgan obtained the Crrwonßeholarsbip. la 1848 the Newdigat• prise, '• Settler. in Australia," was awarded kin ; sad in 1847 his name was :placed in the first clam in Literis Ilumanioribus." CAmentnoz, OCT. 29.—The interment of the re mains of the late Rev. Geo. Thackeray, D.D , late Provost of King's College, took plass this day la the College Chapel. ~t~)~iytN11. --.• The Rev. W. Nino, to Orp ington V., with St. Miry Cray, Hoot, duo. Contorbory. Tb. Nom D. 0. Moe, to Toyation V., Kook dio. Can torbory. NAVAL. Two TURKISH MRN-01 , -WAR. the Mind Zsten, Mow, aLd the Bomb Bakri, brig, arrived at fipithead yesterday afternoon, Oat. 29. Poatsmotrra, Ocr. 29.—The Illustrious, Captain Tares, was paid of yesterday, and her crew turned over to the Britannia, which takes the plans of the former as or dinary depat ship.—The Heeste, steam sloop, Commander Hand, was paid advancer of wages yesterday, and has gone out to Bpithoad to await orders,—The Retribution, 24, steam-frigate, Captain F. Warden, upbeat sails last night. Oho was taken ap the harbour this morning in tow of the swam-tag. like is to be docked on account of carry lug too mach " weather belts," which impedes the earintat working and infiaene• of her redder.—The Cando., iron atimm.vorsel, late on the Holyhead station, was taken eat et dock this morning. She has gone up in the ordinary. Pain Monsir.—(From last night's Gazette.)—Tae Dot/mtg.—Nola is given to the °Mum and crew of her Kelsey's brigantine Dolphin, who are entitled to share for the lkasilien schema, Corner:, captured by the said ship, in aompa.y with her Majesty'. shim Amphitrite and Star, on the tit June 1848, that a diatribotios of Snit proportion of the tannage hinanty and nett monde of the said vessel will be made at No. 40, Charing cross, ea the 6th day of Novem ber sent, and that the shares not then paid will be re called at the same place, agreeably to est of path/stout. Amens* of ea individual ohm.. _ TVa. Linteinast and Oassmadar .. 8 1 3 -...--- £ i. d. Righth elms .... 0 16 Ninth dam .... 012 1 Ft7th shies . 2o 31 Teeth elms . .... 08 01 Fifth elan Sixth ales - . 0 4 01 Nemeth ease ONIIIASSIIT, Bon, end Co., Agents. Tan Pinaent..—Notee is eves to the officers and con posy of her Majesty's sloop Pbdomel, the late Wahine C. Woad, Rm., commander, Oat they will be paid, on Tuesday, the 12th of November neat, at No. 22, ArandeLetreet, Strand, their respective proportions of proceeds and bounties for the undermentioned Brselian elan ve Noels, and that the lists will be revelled, at the lams please, on Tuesdays and Touredays for the three following montlm. Baum of proceeds and tonnage bounties for the trial, seised 23rd Jemmy, 1849. £ Flag share Commander's Eighth class .... 7 2 8 share 267 8 6 Ninth clam 6 7 0 Third class 36 13 2 Tenth clue 3ll 4 Fourth clam .... 17 16 7 Eleventh alms Fifth class Bisth clue Balance of proems& sad *lam sad bump bounties for the Andorinhe, mired Zed February, 1849. t. s. d. L. s. el. Flag share Domenaadar's Eighth elms .... 13 17 10 abase 620 17 3 Ninth shies lO 8 4 Wed daft 69 9 0 Tenth dam 6lB 11 Fah ohm .... 34 14 6 Eleventh sire Filth dye Ilk* do. lB 9 Tldrlseath eles.„. 212 1 J. G. aid T. inimatav Apia. SPORTING. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. MONDAY NlONT.—Althongh the room wsa orowdcd to extols until a lan hoar, the betting was eonflaed to • low bones, and to sea astennto. The quotations show an DS proms/at la Landrum King IOC : end To,ggew sad a dachas to Lowistase sad t h e Broolatias. grove, and Fagleisia, IMO Nantehea Winn tha reeding of the let. CAMBRIDGIMIIIRX ATASEIL 4to 1 eget Lasagne , (t) 26 to Igm Ramie Slip Bto 1 leiadetone (t) 33 to 1 Oldie, Bto 1 Kum of Oeds 83 to I Wiadbound 10 to I Italian 33 to I California 10 to 1 Truism 40 to 1 Maid ot Kukla 13 to 1 Bards's: 40 to 1 asaborongh 18 to 1 Miss Asa DB BY. 1 3 10 1 IBM Id:Amiga Sylph 125 to 1 aim Nswedastir (t) colt TUESDAY'S RACKS. nAIIDICAP PLLTI a 1004 sa dr•olds and upwards, to start at the D. I. starting poet,finish at a post 60 yards short of present D. I. ending past Mr. ;Knee's Channel, 4 yr!, Ist 121 b ..(Flatasan) 1 Mr. B. W. Hobson's 13118, 8 yrs, flet 41b (J. Osborne)) 2 Mr. Painter's The Ciotti, 3-yrs, fist 41h ..(J. Huou) 3 Dot*: 3 to 1 spot Cluuttany, 4 to 1 angst Tomboy, 6 to 1 ant Gladioli , and to 1 !Be t Kissaway. Gladioli, with Tomboy and all the light weights to atteudanee, cut oat the work to the Dnke's Stand, when the emend and third places ware UlllllO by Chant:fey and The Castle; the latter soon dropped off, bat between the other two the roes was cßtu; leverlyin costneted to the end, Chantrey winning by head. 3 st. 46 nee. - ...orison= of 10 son. out ; for 3.yr-olds, 7st 101 b , four, Sat 41b; fin and upwards. Sit flub; the winner to ha told for BO um. if dam e, Last half of Ab. Mr. Dalassan's Fame, 4 yrs (Bartholowtowi 1 Mr. Wigton's BOGII Pri Bolls, 4 yn....(W. Boyos 2 Lord Clildea's Sieve. 3 tea (Pearl 3 Betting : 6 to 2 apt Portia, 3 to 1 apt Pomade, and 4to 1 apt Farm. Fernando muds the running to the bush hill, when Fuer° and Bus Pri Bolls west In hest sad fleeted this ram, tho former Medias assi Massimo by hilt a length ; ■ liagth batman sound and Air& Pas is 60 area HANDICAP BW3I/STAILNS of 16 SOTO. NO. 10 ft ter two sad 3 yr-olds. T. YC. Col Poed's f by Slane, oat of Palmyra, 2 yrs, Set 71b (Charle I Lead Chesterfield's Humphrey, 3 yrs,t 3Lb 7s (O. Sharp) 2 Mr. Wadlow's Shilstaliar West, 3 yra, 7st 121 b (W. Seem) 3 Mr. W. Etwoll's Bushranger, 3 yea, ( bat 71 Ab b..(W. late) 4 Mr. Doloy's Avis, 2 yes, 6st 71b (Mold) 5 Boadoss . L2 to 1 apt Palmyra Ally, sad 6 to 2 apt Mut ilator._ Was by a length, the um* between amend and NA, llowellibsates off. Ron is 1 Mo. 11 mos. and HOMMirseissittas STAKES of 25 son. out, 10 h, air If declared, with 100 added, winners Mrs ; the ism= So receive 60 son. out of the stakes, ad tho wine= =pay Jason, to the judge. (166 sobs, 48 of who= pail Gratwiekes Landgran, 4 yea, flat Illb (carried t). fist 131 b) (Chapples) 1 Hs= of Bedford's Bordeaux, 3 you, fist 610 (Collins) 2 3k. Combs's Trounce!, 6 in, fist (11-gers) The kiwis* also ran : Maid of Meaham, Loadatost, Rums Imosogit, Mini Ass, Repletion, Italian, Admit istrator,Nut aboll. Tbornhill, Isausar-la Coupe, Log of Oath, Windt hound, Docility, Landow, diens, f by Mane out of Eseare e •by Gladiator out of Reeve, California, Coding. Slaypeam telltting sto 2 agst Lindgren, 7to 1 agst Tressios, 8 lust Umtata*, 9to 1 opt T he Dalton, 10 to 1 tog Berdeaux, 12 to 1 east King of Oda, 16 to 1 apt Misaiss,, 30 to 1 apt Windhound. 30 to 1 agst Landow, 30 to 1 net Exotic filly, 35 to 1 apt Docility, and 40 to I apt anylifihm. Wiadhound jumped off first, bat altar running aloe= 100 yards was pulled into the third place, arid th is had was this takes by 'Bordeaux with Italian at his side, Lindgren, Chita. the Bur= Chita, fi lly, sad Rusaboroagh also lying well up. This lot names= in hoat to the Dates Stand, where BOY- Sisal took a deeded lead, waited on by Lanelpron,Treneer immediately after taking the third place, follow= by Wird hound, Sauter - la-Coupe , and Italian. From half.way betwu• the Duke's Stand and than ending post the no. was left to Bordeaux ad the favourite, the latter challankang tao strides from home, s od winning a hat run and well-contested Taco bo a head, ' Bordeaux beating Trounce? by two lengths; Windhound was fourth, and The Italian filth. Run in 2m. 4 soca It is singular that the suss somber started for the Cesunwitelt, sad tho same jockey reds the winner. FIFTY POUNDS for two-ir olds, carrying 4st ; three, 7st 511; four, Ilst 91b ; five, 9st 31b ; sit and egad. 9st 71b. Toe ner, with his segagenunts, to be sold for 300 ge if demanded, &a. Lae three miles of B.C. Mr. 0. Osborne's Emily Anis, 2 yn....(W. Carroll) 1 Mr. Itogsn'e I by Than, oat of Lady Love, 2 yea ((serried Oat 71b) (Buggies) 2 Betties; B'o4 opt Emily Ann, 3 to 1 apt Cane, 4 to 1 apt Them% filly. This was a complete tailing nu from end to and, Emily Ann winning by ten kaiak and all 'behind tho Them filly being pulled up long before they ruched home. Not timed. The weather today, as on the grad day of the Sao= October Meeting, was remarkably fin* and the arrivals numer ically comments:irate with tho interest created by the Cambridgeshire, the only pea in the card of my real im portance. The betting in the town previous to tho rams was very animated, Landgrus being in great form at 7 to 2. Trouncer at 7 and 8 to 1, and Bordeaux at 10 to 1; the other favourites, who won not =eked to any amount, re. miming at nearly the closing prices of Monday. The sa ssamblag• on the heath was numerous ; it included, besides may others, the following fashionable.:—Duo de Riehliea, Marquis of Enter, Lord Exmouth, Lord Chesterfield, Lord Glasgow, Lord C. Manners. Lord 0. Mennen, Lord Keane, Lord Cantetbiary, Lord Infield, Lord Clifdsin, Lord Ux bridge, lard Airlia, Loyd Wilton, Lord Burleigh, Lord Villfan, Lord W. Powlatt, Lord Dunkellin, Lord 8. Osborne, Lord Lichfield, Lord Easton, Lord Stanley, Lord Climes, Su 0. Armitage, Sir R. Pigot, Sir W. Codringtou, Hon Captain and Mrs. Rom, Hon. Colonel and Dirs. Amon, Hon. H. Fonsita, Hon. Major Needham, Hon. Major Pitt, Hos. Admiral Peals% Colonel Homby, Colonel New ton, Colonel Peel, Colonel Smith, Major Pianos, Major Maws, Captain Arehdall, Captain Carleton, Captain Mills, Centel& Locher, Captain Higgins, Captain Little, Captain Gambier, Captain Foster ' Csolsis J. Macdonald, Masers. blsyriek, Batson, Newton, 11.. H. Nevill. Gratwitho, Jsques, liagennis, W. R. Read, Mastoid, Payne, Ore ville, 8. Graham, 8. Stanley. J. &anti y, Stondiab, G. Stun, 0. Higgins, 0. Fiszroy, Des Vass, H. Fitzroy, Shaft*, Haightay, Shellsay, Wipes, he., le. INIELLIG ENCE MEE X TING ETRA.—EP SOM AUTUMN , 1850. ACCIPTANCIS for than EPSON AUTIINN HANDICAP of 15 *ova mob, 10 ft, sad 6 only if deolored :—Comack, 6 lyre, Set 71h; Fogleman, 6 you, 7st 71b; Romborosgb, 3 yea, Tat 7lb ; Butbitor,s yn, let 51b ; Snowstorm. 4 7n lib; Mrs. Taft, 6 yea, 8n 131 b ; Karam, 4 you, mat 1210 ; Moe da*, 3 you, fist I llb ; Glen &diet, 5 yea, Sat I 1lb; Chantny, yrs. 4 you, fist ; Dube, aged, inn /31b ; Soots, la Coupe, 4 yea, Bet Blb Administrate*, 4 you, Bst 61b; Ludlam 4 41b'-yea,;Bst 81b; Agit, 5 yea, , fist elb ; Little Jut, 3TM fin Mark Tinley, 3 yea, list 310; Eva, 4 you, bet 31b ; Tao Barnum, 4 yea, Est Ilb ; Docility, 4 yea, Oat ; Melody, 4 you, fist; Danbury, 3 yrs, dot 13Ib ;Ain( of Gado, 3 yea , ,5 , t 121 b ; Minimum, 4 n, fan 121 h ; Wasodylko, 3 yea, best Blb ; Maria Mont, fi yea, fast ; Chief Justice, 3 you, fiat bib ;br• by Sir Hones* out of Dark fiasao, 3 yea, fist 31b ; Con, 3 yea, tat lib; Bringtos, yea, 4st 11lb ; Vends*, 13 you, 4st 91b. • THE ARCHDEACON OP Loirpoit.—The Arehdeeioolt underwent an operation on Wednesday UM under the W hence of chloroform. Yr. Breathy Caw performed the operation, witted by Dr. Babbingtaa Bayne sad Yr. Miles, the medial officer of tie Charterbouss. The arehdareit is Crlag slowly bet favourably, aced sesseqeently will not igrno resume his arabidisoosal duties for a few weeks Wok. Silt EDWARD BEMIRE LYTION.—To the Editor et the Aforesinq Port.—Sir , —A paragraph has appeared n ' the Movis.9 Post, copied f'iom a provincial paper, stating a rumour to tee offset " that I hats last the use of both ate ears, and have ban in a Tea desponding way ever sines." Permit me to atom you that I have as mak the us of my ears as ever I had ; and, if lanin a de/speeding way (which 1 an not Myself aware of 1, it must be radar owing to the us of my Marie. tae to say low of that faulty, since it doss aot seem to meth. the average quality of talk (and the rumour in question Is perhaps a fair specimen of tt) pos. seems much that is eakelated to cheer the aaimal vino, or soetrileute to iatelleennal enjoyment. I should rather say the contrary.—l have the honour to be, sir, your obedient servant, EDWARD EULWRR LTlTOW.—Ksobworth, Oet. 26, 1860. INTENDED CONSTABULARY POE SURREY. —On Friday a meeting of magistrates was held at the Barmy House, Neeingumeassway, with referenee to • constabulary lone be the eintaty. Although the men was private, we bane we are °onset la statiag that it la soutempand to have a fora, mainted or otherwise, to the 'swat of hawses 70 sad 90 am. Mr. Superintendent Biddlteoeabe was the only preen wades& SIR JOHN Roars CMl3l93ll4olollll.—Milny con tradictory statements have appeared respecties the arrival of thews pigeons; and more than ens ph, reporting that "three of these birds, t dispatch., have returned," has found i t t i s ela w i tinto the public ,rust. We are glad to have it in oar power to Oa ea authentic amount of that aerial messearea. On Sunday, the 13th of this month, a surks-pigeon wee observed sitting on the top of • Ogees hews at AaminkM, whiek, bang seder repair, was shut of end on the Wedaeniay fellowing, Ylse Dunlap (this lady presestsd the pipe. le Sir Jam Bees) was falbrined by a _triad dial a senor wrist pigeon had takenrange at Sheweltaa, the mat as Lord Jails Sae rel. The keen wee Witafid sod labs M Kies Deasy, hies at once recognised isse ea of the yaps par, both et tibia Bit Jan Boos had Ice rested w bee lire istesties in seed off as soon me he was hens he Ihe the aster, awl premised to mend dispatcher by thew No War bag, hewers r, bees re rer;red, and elates b tls af m bird el tbe am Mha ed bah seas is as adibbeesbeed, wads le imisibt Wirt be the aste et the ass earibr, it bed aa, up le tbe boss Mead. Whoa des plias is quake was takes late the Wem where it had bees nand, sal is welsh ess 40 seta the Mode itreeture Sew at ease net the sat where It bad bees bashed. The renaries le etatasest of the fast, aidlsreel healed is mare ways thea ate. We should be plc dhe theatre say resetas spa the Sight a theso hi* set eat illiatO mats. The pesbelie plates eir ar Jab isa be be the wawa* d Beam 116111.—aW414 THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 80, 1850. Rain fatentgence. NOT7I. MODS 07 811000 LING ...f. Matey, a de eent-lookhig_woosaa, with en I Amu zas7anms, maws la hyvetreat Bethnal 11", %no shined veler surrilei ow& rO 4 /s7la l Ili i bi • *f ATIII maantastamd Icsbaelai * Me tams not nvie; paid duty. Iservtof Basi%e. of tr. Weer Pollee, sew ill• Palm* paring thrash Whituslispel, and °beaming a - Wm mail dliwislr•Al st beide, with as alms* peperierste irwsial It rentam, le empseted sesasebiag weep. sad sok_ 0 . 4 . ahe had say Maser abed her. She at &et Mew ..10 al afterwards adeekted that as had 6 lb., which ehe add the tam mipte take, mid she would give ' his asmilidell besides le asks it all span. Yon need sot knew me. Me mid, sad I aged sot haw lot ; but he tra mmed bat sad Malther to the station-home, token, etbsmareh ed by the essiele searcher, two begs dubs.. sod *we, logislavali sestrived, wars dire. emisk-SMI Ie merest a - w basile." eel the other to east Ma escarleg fa wash "LAM wish to be who love their Iced'." Haddam the %Mese Mehra 61.175. in money. Mr. Cornell, the ikeeee's eggralser, proved the value of the totem*. Maladies duty, was U. Ile. 44. The prisoner, who pleaded 'Wei, hoped his worship would be Wirt , la atesiderader - of her fora small children. Yr. Upham mid he had re altmeative but to inflict the penalty ee 1001. or eht swaths' imprisonment. Prisoner—lf enything moderate were proposed. there might be some prospeet of my paying it. Kr. legberknytlibig.sow to be done must be dons by LORD MAYOR'S COURT.—YENrwiDAT. Boom urn Burr Hoc. J. a. Wows" Basses. This Ins a *mid tittles a the wart to dispose a anther of bushier, eourquent upon the ordinary situ= evert beteg iatempted by the death of the late There were shoat twenty same in the paper. Laa D OW AND Co. it. Col AND Gallllllooli*-11 1 1 1111 DONNIDADT.-1 0171 A 1 . 01 A .11,11 T TO nmairrea rat AMMenre: ifff Ma HMS GoAnne.—ffutoorhs OM. UR wee s serramthl atisionst la an attics of debt kr UK. Wes at Ilk awed le Mover from the KAM. Oise essi OVIONINISI. tie sum of 601., metttis ifiefalk"Livat. Oman lbw Runs. Mpleml sea Kr. Loam smpsered for the phalli); Mr. Randall for the germithsee, The defendant did sot a lr learned ennui in *Ow Ist we mid the plthr alb were Mom Larks sad ffsl, am and navy oat. lams st the Weaued the gethithase INN Meese. Oss snet Gmeenweed, Ow Usslesestl crb; sad the gmlist was ase, of the OMR Rl* these. The delbsdast owed the a 4114, Ow, lel smiled thenisgeoe of *a proms et Ms theft le _Mew Ines* thied poness, who bad masks of its Mobil b themil, the enema of their debt. The mweialbses pleaded that they bed so mesh of the defendeat's in Mill fie lath doh. attastragat Osseo M. Osko deposed that he wee sad had Ws its U peers a clerk in am establishment of Co: and Os= est knew Lieutenant Brans, the defendant, to the 69th. Mews. Co : and Co defendant, O e M 30th of Auil last there was so mess, dirt Kona. Con sad Co.'s bands, bat es the Nth at that month, puma* to es ardor of the Ossommethlw Chief, eteveyed through Lord Fitzroy Romumth, run maim secretary, the sea of 7001., 1110 gnosis ▪ W sale of his esessissith, wee placed to his weft. Tbs order wee that 0601. ware is be plead et Liost. levenes disponi; the other 601. to be detained by Con sad Cw math further maws. the Merolla having IMMO dein upon Lieut. Inns. Os the 16th of August they sessised Mosoless from Lewd Fitzroy flosseama ta l se l that • defewlest, bat the etteansest was than end, deem% the mosey was sot paid, sad thee us Mood GS dm puma dm to Ids; audit. The plea a ISt geeshhose was pot In es the bit of July. At that time Lieut. Ems was set is • polies to draw upon Om and Co ,the Ulf itagar siw i e s za ss M bis mien la April. SRAM is the army meld sot all eat without the mad= of Oho Meese Overdo. Wine r ydusa the baths of Lea Pithrg.llosserset, direTiAl oth Coo sad Co. to retain the 004, sad to pay UM It ems dated 19th April lest. The letter was tin and read as ovidesse for the pie. abases It directed the agents to piss to thee emit of Liss. tensile Evans 4501 paid islet thar heeds for Luriapurc of an sulgoey,l6ol. paid AM to Lientenut on the Ms ref his emsaliedon, and 1001. paid short to Lieutenant Linde. worth oa the sale of hie combat:l, sad directed 601. to he ntsietod until further orders. The Attie! letter aultssilltyg the payment of the 601. was also pat in. It WS; Shia Annum The witness in further moto.thastination said—Coo and Co. certainly would not have paid delsodant's cheque for that 601. before the 16th of August, he weld not possibly Me touched before that date. On the 24th of Arial they paid 4601 up o n a cheque to favour of Roper, 601. 3s. 64. upon s hill of exchange, and 1281.3 e. 104. on secoant of a a draft for 2601. The balsam, making 6601, was doe to On end Co. upon an overdraws aesonnt, and was detained by them. The TOOL placed to the defendant* credit would be charged open the eommandu.in-chiefs fend, the neon by the sae met being sasoseded to by an allow of the regi ment, in consetrasses of the reiuctian fa the army. Could not have paid a farthing to Enos without the authority of the Hone °nude. Mr. Randall, in addreeriag the jury, contended that en the let of July there was so messy in ate hands of Co: sad Co. belonging to the defendant, as at that time Lord Fitzroy Semenet's order for the retsetles of the 501. was in tarot It was true, that at the prussat time Co: sad Co. had W messy, but they did not hue it until the 16th of August, and se die plaintiff wee bound to slow that they had the mosey on the Ist of July, the verdict mast he foe the en ble''' - a. Oae simple question determined the me. Could Ligament Roans have maintained an notion to recover the stoney prior to the 18th of August, and could it be shown that the Commander - in-Chief had no authority to order the 601. to be retained ? Mr. Ryland, in reply, said the principle 'evolved In this sow was a very important 01141. Si It would be a most din stems state of things for parties in the position of Co: sad Greenwood to supersede the law and the rights of the public by a little private arrangement between them sad the Cora mender.in Chief of her !Nate* forces. He proceeded to urge that on the 19th of April the 7001. MY placed to the credit of Lieut. Emu, sad that Lord Fiteroy Sienna's order for the retention of 604. .• until further Mon " was not a legal one. He was warranted la this argument, he thought,hy th e fact of his learned friend Oa having said a single word about the authority ander which that order was made. If the Horse Guards bad any right to make such an order. rams of it ought to be gives, sad an imaginary authority in the Rene Clouds was not to aanihilate a claim, the right to mks Mike was given to the MOO by the law of the Mod. It might be convenient and sandeMy se hr as the units was concurred for such orders to Ms from the War-office, but sash orders could not over-ride the rights of the publics to mover from a debtor what might be Judy du*. The Recorder, in eunnaleg up, said thiamin wee ',Mainly not in possession of any amnia infortnatioe es to the autho rity and powers vested in the Home Gourds, or the way in which these powers were applied, bat it appeared to him that though the ease was us of some nicety, it was tree from any dillisalty in that reenact, and could he decided opts the military principles of common law. If Lientosent Evans was absolutely entitled to the 7001. when he sold oat lade. pendent of the Horse Guards, he could not eel., well see how W Commander-is-Chia or Lsrd Fiteroy &meet could have directed say portion of it to be withheld, but the ovi ducts was that the Horse Gouda placed the sue to Ws credit, and that without their order he could not have received anything. He was of opinion that the Commander in-Chief had authority to order this 601. to be withheld, inasmuch as by accepting the 8601. the defendant had reeognieed his authority to direct that sum to be paid to hies and therefore he considered that prior to the revo estitU of the order to retain, Lintenant Reuss had no legal claim whatever to the 60L, sad mid not have sued the agents foe it. It the jury were satisfied with the fecte (and they were not disputed), they would tats the view of the law he had with humility laid Were thus, and mum a verdict "phut the plaintiffs. After coosidering some time in the boo, it was intimated to the jury that they had better retire. A juryman said they thought Lord Filmy Semen* had no &slimily to make gush es ceder. The Recorder said they were to act apps the view of the law be had laid before them. Ho thought Lord Fitzroy Somerset had as amok right to make the order is alma paying reasity Ws • bank to tho credit of another had to direct that a mass of it should be withhold until a certain cheque wee hemmed. The jury embed, and es entsesieg met half se hoar left selemilimene et ebe suswet, they foetid a viral She plaintii Mesa ruling of the Reeorder. ~...,tlis liss — iii OmiMau. The prionier ea los leaked up in default. PUBLIC SALES. Ocrroins 29.—8 y , at the Mart —One third part of the sum of THOMAS 1,0971. Is 10d. Three per Cents., sad one-third part of 2,0001. invested at 4 per cent. in iautBW,such third parts expooteat at death of a lady, aged 61 1961 Ono-thlid pert of the rental of 1171. 10e. per annum daring the ide of a lady, 61 years of age ; and one-third of the pro ceeds of the sale of inch property, a right to purchase which at 1,6601. exists also a policy for 9991., life 30, premium 231. 4a.-230i Metera Bra=s, at Clarraway's.—Two freehold houses, the Femme& sad loses adjoining, Maiden-lane, Covent garden, let ea lance for 661. 8.. 4d. per ennui-1, 4 101. how, 16, llialdea-Mae, let for 631. 16e. 104.- 8101. Freehold bum, 9, Bill len-econrt, let for 411. 128.-5001. A ditto, 10, Ball lan-eourt, let for 33L-4301. A ditto, 11, 801 l Inn-court, let for 331. 128-5161. A ditto, 12, 801 l Um court, let for 621. fr.-9501. Freehold model lodging houses, 13, 14, sad 16, Ball 'ha wse, produing about 2201. per amtaa—Snocked dawn for 2,4001. Freehold house and atop, 407, Strand, lot for 1331.161. per annum-2,4001. Freehold house sad shop, 406, Strand, in hand-2,1301. Five este of freehold chambers, 19, Buckingham-ateeek Strand, principally let ea lease at groucd rents pmeinebeg 871. per asinena-1,4601. Three este of leushold chambers, forming part of the north side of the above, producing 271. per annum-4901. Freehold hoses sad shop, 80, Great Tower.street, and four freehold loses% Bederoarequars, producing 1421. per annum-1,6901. Freehold detached residence, Croydon, Barmy, with 2a. 2r. 21p. of land, let for 651.-1,0801. Freehold estate, adjoieing the above, consisting of the Infant School and othu premises, let on lease for 311. per annum-4261 Freehold estate adjoining, consisting of dahlia', &c., let for 261. per eanans-316/. Two freehold %enemata adjoining, let for 101-1251. From u. LONDON GAZETTE.—Titesday, Oct. 29 BANIMPTS. Wasson Moor, Plymouth, potter, to aurreader Nov. 7 and Dec. at It. si the Exam Court held at Plymouth. Sol., Marshall, Ply mouth ; GIL Monmasan, Pieter. Assam lama. Tart, draper, Nov. IS and Dec. 2, at 11, a Leeds Clout Thesym, Yak, and Bath and Bane lek, lam; at. maig., Baps, Lyda Wows. Loma, Lower Lancashire, thesis merman, Nov. at I; sad MI at 11. at MaaMaam Court. Bola, Whitehead and ▪ lashdak; ate., Hobson, Manchester. ham Pains. IleraVen, Quadas.lown, upholsterer, Nov. 7 at ; owl Des. lat 7, - st fl•etheat.Sole., Maws. Lomita's; ietlett'samildlift Sacra; off. rig., Bell, Coltman-street. =roma Ithastracwarar, Peuelsurchatreet, City, mothball; Nov. IS at th, sad Dee. 10 at I, at BaslagbaU•streoc Sots., sole and Taw; Alimmeallary ; off. swig., Stansfeld, Baainghall. street. MMUS WOODSOM, Wehh%Count New Kent-road, drug gist, Nov. 7 at IS. and Dee. I at 11, at hall-stroet. Young and Sea. Mml-leas. City; a. mem., J ag - street DECLARATION:OP DIVIDENDS. Awrzotty BORTMION, Shan, Wound*land, husbandman-Ist and Anal dia. of Sa 101c1., Saw. 1 and any anbuquent natu•day, at Baker's, Naareaalia.npan4yna DIVIDENDS.—Nov. 11. J. Aftenora, West Watering, Bunn, firmer—Noe. 91. P. Barnard, Lower Serle'enLice, :a. Clement Damp, law writer—Nov. 31. J. Bennett, Hart-atreet, Bloomrbory, and High alreers, artistt' bruin atanafaceuret —Nov.2 t. B. Sullen, Owintedelteel, 129121919te721109, sbopcsan to • jewel.er Nov. U. O. Illuelle. Ilairesatle-agon-Tynn banker—Nov. H. W. H. , bar linfeety's cartoon— (ltrri.rt Prigere. Paws% apotheo•=. 21. P. T. Wersin. lannialli.eneer. desk In the bange--Wer. W. W. Borellen, , tobacco rnanorno tune-3km W. Z. Nil. Warm, boduelter —Nov. 19. W. lows. Ilimailwlne= i— Mso and North Audlay.atreet, Nev. IS. Z. Keeler, Canterbary, =tni i :l l . S. Lea sad W.lmiford, J 0911.11219912, Ben tonville. . 11. 0.0. Law% Nan Chareltainat. Limn bra Ifewrit—Nov. IIVIWo• and A. Galbreath. Kings ma`_ 19. J. IllUar, Bristol, Nov. 0. Pill. Armetil, Sums, kosinongw—Nov. SO. 0. Sisekiew. 10110 Tanya, Illiolk, wine intantaat—Nor. SO. W. Ilipirt Ni. lAwainine, cake and toed ntaralunt —Nov. 11.0. llesalloaraet-tralldinga, inuniant—Nerr. 19. A. amok LW. sadille—Nov. 20. a. W. 99191109=- =rt..ead, inewiest—Bov. 20. 0. Thorpe, Kirton in wrietwat—linr. SI. 0. Wallin aaddlar. . CUTIFICATIIII le lognistod. Won us no ikon to las contrary. on So Mc elf mostion.. Nov. I. T. lonandolo. idato I. ercoev—Nov. $O. H. A. Dom carrier—Nov. 18. 0. W. awidasear—Nov. 10. R. Parrott, Park. village Woe e othornsbn meat —Nov. H. W. Pao- Me% Ls" It. W. nallt.lao, Yorkshire, Cloth mann. riatorer—lfor. IL T. Wcod. Tonbrilso.l4" mi ll er. ' PoNTNMEINI DIBBOLVED—IIIsrIs Amid and 0. Arnold Narra. wino _noreloslo—J. Indoor Ow I. Tor, Cost Allo. reziol. Oradisersdiar tollon—E. J. Ow sod C. liutriver, Ls" IRANI deli roabonte—W. Color rd W. H. Todd, Oro ohimairri. pra. coberseire—W. Cloak rd T. Mew. I[n 1, rop errs—r. ark W. AUIIOOII. COrentry, Nark . Dr Its sr W. POWs, Pradn. Worolirddro, our. Mid. has. sod J. MM, Prod sod IN . Nairas. War W. Dodds* 11. ihrired. J. Nmphonl. rad J. Mb. t=critriaiddro, poor lora Mos moolbamoro, so lo as nerd, ilogisrd sol J. lOopionl—H. Edwards rat J. Rlfal. Newport, Ilkersarinr, alp Iwakers—J. Herras, J. Psi" end IV. or. liserwlek. Worrolwrrenro, rao—W. MO= sod J. Wild. look oolhoOmohroo—N. thaws ten em O. & MIA" doso uhrioNo--1. Ildor, li. Beirry Ng J. Psfribil. Obsomolohlim atOvairs. so br is a rio= Ethos-J. 0.1111 11. Sim. H. War. ul LG. INiholho To. hip lon—T. Uttar ma & lase& linosho& oNi. priers—J. Wis. Nom, Arrarsurs br r Nowa Os osorden irk deo Nora of hothel Mowl Oa Picadors ladarsase Comps=4 6. -- w. D. 0...... lad c r2 is tr limara. TAM lintilord. i MA Ilkbp Nomirspuro. so hr is i. Norm =Ars Nrora— G. leihros poll J. TIN Law rod Odom, IR Ida sounholorolo /Mr old IL . MI& A. NW, Jor. mel T. D. 11111 :"Obipw =toodioh—J. Prom mi C. O. Dooslollo, li nh i Pooroos owl W. rooroo w.e . . T. 07 W. , rod N. r Nowa& Ohm ma T. Derr, Mai Walloo44.vort, mod J. L•l4 LirerPoo3. sittp *alum MI . allolotare. 44:1011111LATIONS. J` brobser. Nov. 4 sod 23, st Bobortaon's Ildrola nigL episirar, Nov. 4 and WOO 041Mionst, La Dimino c sr Hass.—Tirs Prim or PorruoLL DIVINDAXT. C=suTT 9. nut BAits.—Tas Clow OP POZTIJOAS Thiess two is... wore " wlsTore -- t;rised is Se patio, of this 110117 t "bills of proof," is whisk her Majwity Demo Karla, Qs*** of Porteisi, was dsindwit. They wore sot pomaded with. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. I:laciness or Cams is ram CWT.—Alderman fl'daor look his seat ea the Mask st the anal hoar, 12 °Work, sad ia salsa bet the la et sight sharps, was Wormed that than woe net • mos on the list, either of misde meanour, felony, or 7frwimly coadast. The worthy alder men smocked, with some surprise, that dying the whole of Ms maims. se • saalatrate be had nova oa say seer idea dam • day* mums Wawa Wing seam ease to deal with. Me lei Mows belongs of bruin • Iht devoid of sight charges, hat lbw Men hal always bees a 'oasis awls/ et rememisi moss is dispose at. hires the wee estreenibery, is as hai Mortal, nolised that the eras of elms is die City, era as the me inmeomed Y lbs you deem teeny* • doss. Than was an mime swam la =Mem wish regard so similar oseamenom is Oho tripe' deenia, minor the Julia to &dm •ph ot whilhe kid glom VIIIINMAW what was tanned " • mid= mho" YappNni N my at the armies. Ha shod', Oneetaio. •a. , wet = the am* Wong. ea Ms purse memien. Ths thee directed Mr. Mea Ms mommeaing 'Mow el tho mush, to pathos, a par at white kid gives he hies sad walla ' par for the ehM disk as it arm ass ohms Mod mask a oseurod, sad h would be a_plessiag ssmsmirmase bob bask opts la after ream TM worthy eiders.* the. posed et et • low eammosess, and the mom broke op shortly alter 12 o'clock. P111110X•17110 • YOLICZY•N. A respestabitheeeed penes sarsti Wilber Red, who stated Mark in a net Belle NNW spat, wee bright op it Meal eared masks %Ow Anneld, 'barged with *vb. early re. preseard hired se a deemed* umber of die plies haat to Mr. Wilkie Isses= caz sprietsr of the White Sort layers, Teeple The parkelese ll %k treiwpired st the forum =arias ties bav• abaft anuott fa this paper, from whisk lt asap he reseikshmi est is piens" had pesessed lama! at dr peressesrle ham sal sdnetin skeereares si a sellmey Se Os wirese et i mig leb a Xl= aka low pared spa the psalms. I/ all of the Merl* piles : it *a Idarylefeeas dieleisl. Ike faith sf delsreal ke ~MI same le 11 . 2 . = pet of the hope kr the purpose ed=te lesa whisk ths property hal bra arnsille• sighed with sway pardesisr easseelad hsaesdiru While bs woe thus eseapiel, see of the sod delselkse happened to sell at the hem le seed's belnalizzl after i short scaveratiss with dr prier, *shag that he woe es impeder. Its at INN leek his. ire wordy. H. wee aniseed is pp thelee la., to be corairel ter 10 digs le I=eir ilr esserka. Wilder iliphib t wi. arid tasesed wNL beery bra istplinesi rSs es New aims Mined le, we this piped at the kr Win** aminika. art Illeades Pea la* Eared if OS pike tint they were mak le fray tbe ars try Ms, Irbil the pirosedis wig admigril. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Our. 30, 1860. The State of the Weather at seek of the following plasm at Mae (Meek yesterday a►oralag. The etaillas an arranged is order of latitude. Own st EMI* Sari et Him it w md. w w . Noto d Walnut. KOWTOW. (Data) W.S.W. Osittis Breese Maim rumours N.W. Omits Stem ft:aft Cloudy PIONSIIOOOI N.W. Osethe Brom Maim Illaramor .—...... N. Cslak Maio Manor .. LW. Gentl•Drosse Q Ihmicutellet LW, Strews Brom Guam liasams ....... N.W. Osatis Brom Chisel ti Ilkomowsia--.-- W. Oath Items MRS= 1131111118 N.W. anew Brame Closilles sauswicia W. Oaths Brom Milk NIA Mimi &W. = Airs ?waft Mod" paw—......... N.W. Osmium larsour N.W. Outdo Brom Norlally Mat, Ousameas .... N.W.m Pietlay Cloudy Naisemin W. team Overtait lloomaLL N.W. Otsearaws Postially Go* GINO Ilium Cloodloss NrwitsTamenu —.... LW. Illema Ms W. Osollo Irma Pored? Cloudy Clonrit. — N.W. DIMS BISON SE HOLTIMI Namma NI. Omits Drums Don Laxte 010110 Brom astatins Itat, ..... Cala INN Itaanzioac ...,—..... &W. Otattle Brom CMOs 110w55awm............ N.W. audio Brom Our Samoa' - NI. Nati. Brow Otedins low= ........ W. 011 CIONAINI Iltionomat ....—..... LW. Cleatio Iran MINS= Owns at WIM. Isms* et WWI: I LW. Oita TM Maass from Um tollowfue puss ties in duo kr peaked= piston* bawds Ms Nab M the wwiehos on M alas <Mask. DAY, Nowt. NA a Worthir. Bela. cot re,di by. *ram bi at N.W. N.W. rion Lir. Grade Owns Dram= ---- emeraftesee Gera. Brame NommenraN -. W. Graft Cram drab Yam NAT, Craftsman wnswrow ......... NIL Omen Saw DIEM filva.ftwe = M gr lilly am* , alms Owmert Paslloo am* war Maw MARKETS. BUTIUIA, Oar. 103.—WS;1 is selling at 220 to 240 piss. the the 01. ; opium. at 106 to 109 piss. the chroiti; yellow grain, 14 piss. Use ohs ; cotton, 310 to 314 the qi. Fits have sold from 65 to 120 pies ; do. Elmer, at 160 to 195. We have about 60,000 quintets in store. Cuomo raisins produce 90 piss. the qt., but that price will hill. Coffee produces 750 piss. the hundred okss ; sad wafted whits sager, 200 lass. the gelato*. COTTON.—Lnintroot, Oar. 29.—Tbe miss of cotton te-day are estimated at 6,000 Wee, and consist of about 2.600 American; Bahia, 60; 260 Egyptian, Sid. to 11d. ; 2,000 Burst, 64d. to 6ld. Total since Thursday, 26,000. Import Mau Thursday, 10,000. The market closes with his strength. Mere offering. Compared with Friday's rates, rims of all kinds are the same. MANCHUTZII, Oar. 29.—There his been a steady but quiet lurks' in cloth, without any change in prices, though in India qualities they are rather against the buyer. In India name and qualities of yarn also there was a ellen harden tag in prima Soon purchases were made on German so. count, but the buyer for that market operate cautiously, and the transactioos ►aye not bean lug.. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Oor. 29.—Tha market to-day has been of a fair swage character for a Tueeday's market ; the business doing is steady and regular. Priam are firm. Banks continued low, and the assortment not very goods WOOL.—littommtarlmm, Oet. 29.—There bee been ra ther more inquiry for colonial Wools at about 16d. per lb., but wools of that prise ham passed out of the market, for there are none to be found. Good wools are not inquired for at all, and upon the whole there u was less doing than at present. Prices remain firmer. MANUFACTUREB.-111/DDEILIFIRLD, Get. 20.—Then is aothiog iaquired for but low Meek' in new styles, sad emsequently stocks are acnnennlating in the hands of the small maaufseturew. HOPS The following is or. ano7MsTt of the duty on hope of the ci w airs thof the year 1850 for the undermentioned districM, Ming the old from the new duty : Districts. Duty. £ e. d. 49 2 9 31 10 0 3 3 I 1 - .. - Darby Rini Grantham Hertford l6 61 Isle of Wight 11,776 6 81 Lincoln Reading Balebarg Salop Swirl:triage 1,737 11 101 167 10 II 88 0 73 Surrey — Wales, Middle 16,633 7 3 Old duty at 1 12-20 d. par 1b... 8,608 8 8i 12-20 Now duty at; 8.204. per lb. .. 8,287 7 31 1 820 Additional duty of 6 per cent., per act 3rd of Vic., c. 17 .... 739 11 3 16,633 . 7 3 . _ The above are the only districts from which the returns have reached this office ; those fur the other districts will be published as soon as received. L. 8. LTNE, Accountant and Comptroller-General. Inland Revenue-office, Broad street, Oct. 29. CORN.-11ALESWORTH, Oct. 22.—Wip had ► small show of What; our trade not quite so motive as on this day selmight. Very little slteration in the value of Barley, and superfine malting qualities commanded our top quotations. ten and Beans unintered. Wheat, white, Us. to 435. per qr.; red, Us. 11420. Barley, 225. to i. HULL, Oct. V.-The trade hes been tolerably firm during the past week, though the extent of buena* may not have been ex teadve. To-day the supply of Wheat from our own farmers was moderate, and the prices of WA week were readily obta•nable. Foreign unaltered. An Improved demand fey grinding Barley, but more money cannot be made. Nothing doing in malting qualities. The Llneeed market to unaltered; and Cakes also. No buttes in Rapeseed, but the Rape Cake market is fiat. Present prices; Wheat, Hagfish, red, pm qr., 311 e. to 425. • white, 42a. to 44e. ; Dentate 41s. to tas.; Poineinnian and Hamburg, Ma. to Cs.; Holstein, and Friesland, 364. to Me.; Burnian, and Odessa, Me. to Oat., English, 14s. to 175.; Danish, 14a. to 16e.; Fri&and, les. Od. to las. • Husain, 14e. Od. to lie. Od. Bar ley, malting, 21s. to Ma.; grinding, to 22a. Beans, 26a. to 30e. ,• foreign, 26e. to Me. Peas, white, ye llow, and blue, 275. to 3211.; grey and black, 2.1 e. to 265. Linseed, Black Sea, We. to 46a. • Petersburg, 401. to 44e. • Riga and Archangel, Ms to Ha. • Konimiberg and Memel, 375. to ' 40s. Linseed Cakes, Hull, 71. 3a: • tine foreign, 01. 10a. ; inferior, IL 13e. Bapemed. $6l. 10e. Rape bakes, 90a. Bah, Ms.; foreign, 20s. to Ms. Orono, 61. to 101. Done,, 93 Rye Meal, M. Imports hem Oct. 19 to Oet. 33: Wbeat, 1.906 qrs.; Barley, 646; Beene. 376; Linseed, 969; Rapeseed. 39; 011 Cakes, NI teas ; Bones, 114. Irawica, Oct. 29.-The supply of Wheat was rather below an average, and fine samples ruled quite equal to last week. The finest samples of malting Barley in good demand, and fully re alised le. per qr. advance ; all below this neglected. No alteration tan be quoted in father Inas, Peas, or Oats, and bat vary few on oar. - - - - - - -• LIMOS, Oat. 29.-We hive a tolerable arrival of Wheat. end memoirs from many vowels that have reached Goole • millers in =wee set very esetiomly, and the Mathews trlnsaeted Is be all dmeriptiona Wing moth aa oa Friday. Barley drain =week's mites. Beans and Oats wi th out alteranon. Other sedekr se before. Arrivals thin week: Wheat, 8,573; Oats, 747; Kerley, 1.777 ; Beans, 491; Malt, 450; Flour, 22; Peas, 130; Rape seed, 1,395; Linseed, 10. IMIOBTON BUZZARD, Oat. 29. - The supply of Wheat at market this day has born abetter than of late, and last week's prima were firmly malotalned, although we cannot quota any ad vance. Barley tamale' in fair demand at late rates. Wheat, per load of 3 barbels, old, 24a. 61. to 275. 6d. ' • new, 194. to 265. Barley, 22a. to 265. per imp. qr. Beans, oh', 19e. to 21e.; new, its. to 19e. Pesa, 19a. to 91e. Gd. per 6 baskets. Lzwaa, Oet. 29.-The trade to-day was not lively for Wheat, but the boale.as tramacted wee et lest lee lay's quotatioss. Barley, Oats, 8e.'... and Passim steady domsne,with priem unaltered. The ling are the present pubes:-Wheat, white, old, W. to HI. 10s. ; 101. to 101. Ills.; e, white, new, 101. h. to 111. sa. ; red, 91. to W. 16s. B.irley, 16a. to Ma. Oats, 13s. to 19s. Beans, 26a. to 30s. Pees, 28s. to .10s. Livngrooi., Oat. 29.-Oar largest arrival this week is of Flour, being 93,619 barrels from America, 4,901 seeks from Frame, and 1,5E9 111C7 from Issued. 'lle neat impotent remipt la of foreign Whea4 10,731 qrs., rat., 5,817 qrs. from the UAW Star ; 2,100 qrs. from matadt; 933 qrs. from Rotterdam; and 1,590 qm from Fran`. The wok's Import of Indian Corn is 5,887 qrs., and the export 6,957 qrs. Of other articles the arrivals have been unimport ant, but it aryl be observed that the export of Withat and Flour to Ireland Incrcasea, beim this week 4,209 qn. of the former, and 1,924 bets. and 635 seeks of Flour. There has also been exported cattalo 1,224 brie. and 393 wicks of Flow. Notwithstanding the extent ' of our auppliei, the trade has shown tolerable stmelinees during the week, and very little variatiou has occurred in the quotations. There wr- a thin attendance at our market this morning, and the trade was dull throughout. No alteration was made In the value of Wheat or of anyfortlele. The best feature In the trade's favour was the little disposition to sell door, after so large en arrival, by taking lower rates; it le Meetly going Into store. LYNN, On 29.-We have had a moderate apply of both Wheat and Barley at market to-day, end prime of hastqualities about the None as Id week. Wheat, old, red, 41.. to 43a. ; white, 43e.; new, raid, Us. to 34a. ; brat, 611 M. to 6310 a., 40s. to 42a. Barley, 21e. to Ma. ear qr. PLTBOIITII, Oet. N.-Oar Con market to-dar t was welt attained with seinen. Bat law males were wade of free a Wheats, at Yet weak% prima. Visor remained unuttered. An vale from Fans keep the market well applied with Wheat. SaLIS3I7IIT, Oet. 29.-At our market this morning wa ' had a pod show of c heat, gad a fall attendance of fanners and Mehra good with iron inner% and last week'. prices wise wartahr i i e be t. r . erespiee met en lowered demand. Inferior vein were llsbAng operations ere t 'tome more general ; enweinway, emend for tholes maples of Barry are au{'' nested, bat we can note no improvements prise. In other Norte but little Oche. _Malt maistalne fts previous value. Other articles of irate molted little &tanks, awl restdainn etationary In vela.. Mat white Wheat, de. bens; red, 34e. tie 40e.; new, Us. to de. Best uplift 8ar1ey,....."1ia • middling, 121,.; fabrior, nab 10e. ,• new, 23e. Ms. to 364. to Us.; Unties, 911e. t0 Ur. reas, Ws. to L 0 1 87147,1077. 328. per qr. 141 t, se. to Ile. W. per bash. Tans, 4 6d. to kb fid. Floor, Ms. to Ida. per seek. CATTLE, &c.—Earassuma, Oct. 28.—Tho supply of Demi' to this days market le larse, but the quality la not to good u ledwed ; and although gl u e a rood et of el buyers trade la Oct ; edinsliambe at meet ot the principal market we damn nieftlinftem here. ta inue =alms, bat two-hrds ere len sleek. The but qualities are alma at a .fide below lad waft area Deaf. fie. be la. Pd.; prime, M. par Owe. Mutton, I 401. te IL per 164 prime miXbitt. par lb. Samson. bet. 11).—We bed but • modursto slew of Illoolosa oar mist I•4ay, saalliodlls various. Saks ma" dowly albeleist Sao same quotations - of bat moboa.dos; sal ca tbe vide it woo s WOE Nair. • durum was ma 01'14 ekhaegh Wes was pesselW samaiwa et Mow Ms. The mats et diem wee an the ftermise. bet the quaff aseelleme. Sot leullailowim were neerft ea end Undue *num Wes; be telider wen a she.ma may renidand trill. The mftglp et Wpm vas Ws% Mt** atlenderne=ery nemerean. Ma barium was tramasabA t eary uselteeid. Os Deaf, ft to ft. Si par IL W 00411. Wether Nos" bad. is SA per ; Weir 444. I d . L 644. to 7d. ftetaft 7a. Kee Is. 11. per emu. Dacca, Ta. to Ts. Id. GREAT MARLOW (Bucks) Fall, Oet. 29.—The autumn fair of Marlow, heretofore a very celebrated and still an im portant one, commenced to-day. The bushier men num• hued many, but dill trade was fiat. There was a good show of horned rattle, but to effect sales the holders were obliged to submit to very low prices, fall 20 per pat below the prices obtained at the late Barnet and other fain. Mach cows were In good demand, bringing very satisfactory prices. The hone fair exhibited animals of little worth, end mat of them remained unsold. Porkers and bacon hop made from 31. 4d. to 3s. Bd. per stone ; store pip were ansaleabie. HIGHWAY HOBBIRY PEA' HAIDOTONIL-00 the 27th instant, u Mr. Hooker, of the era of Byekalmore and Hooker, curlers, Gabriel's hW, Maidstone, was pawed• ing on foot toward. Maidstone, at the distance of two miles from Chatham, he use suddenly attacked from behind with the stroke of erkia Unmet felled him to the ground. In some degree from the 'dunning of of the New, • (rippled with the villain, and after a severe struggle both came to the 'ground. The robber eventually suseesded is matehlag ais watch, which had been soured by a arm guard wheat he broke, and also In eh stnetiag the metals of one pocket —some loose cash, a end a smell box-key. Mr. Hooker's wise for help aWasted a man to the spot, whereupon the scoundrel de into the wood. Mr. Hooker was very roughly ; mad from his hat and clothes being very meek with blood in places, which mild aot have ems 7:1 1. 11 emu places, own pines, it is pretty outdo the fellow moat have bled freely. He snowed abut thirty years of age, about flu feet nu inches in height, ad mammal ; won a dark nand kook and dark op. The mash wee a silver one, stop and sound • maker's name Solomon, Csaterhury. On the awe thereof was aigraved " T. Jams, 1814," sad Ha number wee slasr 1 1 709 ec 1,907, la Is ass Meta vide. SHIPPING INTELLIO ?NCR (Peenotr , oh, • Shipping OMM•ttt,^ and • lJnyds. th‘i CASUALTIES. Apollo, of Merypovt, for °slats, is *around on Barber's Port, bilged, decks under water, and abandoned ht erew.—Darctanelles, Oak 12. Oculars (Dutch ship), Burgruf, from Hutlepool, which I mo reported at Aden full of eater, tuts had her leaks etopo o t and would p►oceed on her voyage soon after Sept. Amsterdam, Oat. 24. Louisa Margharetta, honk London for Conetantinople, g o t aground near the White Cliffs last night, but got nff witk assistance, and is now at anchor.—Dazdanelles, Oct.ll, Tarquin (ship), of Bristol, waterlogeed sod abandoned, try fallen in with Sept. 17, in lat. 44.40, lon. 48 W. Hamburg Holland Lisbon Pacific India aid Southampton India villas:9MSoo United Statea & North Americo Maxim Wort India Brasil ARRIVED. No;. 6 Nov. i Nov. U No;. 7 Noy. 5 Nov. 3 Oot. 24 Lonnes flommk—at Liverpool. October 29, from October t rook De* ;Ciiegua -.ace- off Liverpool; ..._____r 29, . Auto:won-at Liverpool, October 28, from Nee Yob Annox--at Fahnouth, October 27, from Meem Arottmr-at Falmouth, October 27, from ..... - ...... 0e,.., AUTON -at Falmouth, October 27, from .....« &OM Amts-at Falmouth, October 27, from L Ayr'. Aroma-at Gransmd, October 29, from Cluirdsmadt Barerotr-at Metal. October 29, from Noonan Banusarr -at Hull, October 27, from Pettntros ' CaLneo-Durtanordll, October 27, from flake Caatensx- at Hull. October 27, from Kin CLIfTOII-at Hull, October 27, from Plit742tl Casexas- at Grineend, October 28, from op Canurana-at Liverpool, October 29, from Bt, joys.: N er A. Cowries or Crarroa -at Gravesend, October 29, flan.. . SWUM ()Norm-off Liverpool, October 29 C•lol.lllllNspurrs-at Liverpool, October 29, from New Voir Drama -at Bristol, October 29, from Dm,' DAILLINOTON homer-off Liverpool, October 29 Dr moors-oft Deal. October 28, from Due Axes Aolorr-at Liverpool. October 28, from. Dmo-at Queenstown, October 27, from D'Ancr-colt' Liverpool, October 29 DIMATeII -It Bristol, October 29, from KClllAbffr &MA Kuurramoe -at °ramrod, °stabs!. 29, from Fen= Lemma-at Liverpool, October 29, from Firrseentes-a Liverpoil, October 29 Etas, Campus.- at Gravesend, October 29, from Peen** Eton-at Gravesend, October 29, from Anoka ELIZABITII-at Onvesend, October 29, from. Poznan-at Gravesend, October 29, from Fieswmar-at Exmouth, October 28, from.. ......... ..... Funencx-at Falmouth, October 27, from Femme - eff ' , signorina, October 28, from Iltont-el Liverpool. October 28, from Croieudt Due. Kortreetxrat Falmouth, lOtbster 28, from °den ...... .CrOnV.7l Stcttaa %Ante Ikau .140ora 03. - aurs—at lialroomb, fhoot—at Falmetti a . , October $7, from woes li•llre—it Live October 2s , from Iturbont liaterrcer—at II , October 27, from Rums elt 11131lT Neourro—at Liverpool, October 29, from.. fa, Peterobtor HILO! HARDT—at 8R81191:14 October 28, from Cute Iltassau—at Liverpool, October 29, from (atet et lowa —at Limm,), October 29, from Quebec loeoero—at 8.. October 29, - from u.a;;;Ji;e" . --- ........, .-.....- Isom , tam wr-st Falmouth, October 28, from .... Marseilles luso-at Portsmouth, October 28, from Man Joeure -at Liverpool, October 23, from -... .............. -Antwerp 2. T. Cour-at Liverpool, October 28, Rout Mooed JANIS CALDNDat I3verpool, October It, from- Chstlestne Joao NAITO/la-Off Liferpool, October 29 lone ttrrecoro-at Falmouth, October 27, Ran Beech Joan Coarours-ot Shields, October 28 from look® ' 'ANT ANNJIT-Of Deal, October 28, from .Quebec JUNO-at Gravesend, October 29, from (ldea,* Jameu CUNARD-at Briotol, October 29, from. florae Joe,.-at Gravesend, October 29, from Petrol:arc Mato-at Groomed, October 29, from Petenhont Larram-at Gravesend, October 29, from Pete rftal LADY Eussorrrn-at Gravesend, October 29, from lam Lutmo-at Hull, October 28, from Cron'. ft Imeso-at Falmouth, October 28, tr0m.....-.. ..... Ambrose MAala-at Gravesend, October 29, tram fel , ne Munk-at Hull, October 28, from Cronime Moutr-at Liverpool, October 98, from. '4,44 limn, hinnenimp-at Llaaelly, October 17, tram- ....... ...tiowic MAODALCNA-At Liver October n, from. Bottrul.m Muceut. -oir Deal, October 28, from Crow.rdt NIAOLIA-at Bristol. 29, from C..! to Norrunist-st Shi elds , October 27, from. Itss New Uramo-at Liverpool, October 29 Oroo-at Fleetwood, October 18, from Mead Orson -at Liverpool, October 28, from Chariroton OMAN-at Shield; October 27, from Cronatadt PaaIIaTIPANSO -at Falmouth, October 28, from Poors-at Hull, October 21, from . Crouradt Poovinaorzo-at Liverpool, October 28 from.. Aluandrotts Tnovrearno-at Gravesend, October n, tram Urowborg Quoits Trometo-ot Iloth, October 28, from- _ ...wadies ROTAL WlLtlall-la Hull, October 27, from Teterstrany Rot:um-at Newport, October 28, from London RooLelca Korea-at Liverpool, Oct. 28, mom ...... -..Arnoterdant Stereo Sun-at Sakombe, October 28, from Cadiz Sommer° -at Grimsby October 28, from . Creedal*. Scour AND ANN-at Illtull, October 27, from Rita Ste IL Pornsose-st Bristol, October 29, from.. ........ ....trmarc Soorn-ot Hull, October 27, from Garb: Boson urn itimoaarr-+t Bristol, October 29, from Wan Mass: Lus-at Plymouth, October 28, bun .... ... .....ltio Grads 'hmasso 0011111 A-at Liverpool, October 23, tram Itilts T. Joeuo- at Liverpool, October 29, from Rotterdam TIIONAS AND ADAII-at Gravesend, October 29, from Petcrotore , Therrs-at °mewed, October 29, from Noron , Tourooore-at Cowes, October 28, from Rosso Tons-at Falmouth, October 27, from Thrums • TWA. AND Honer-at HMI, October 27, from Yeterobore ; Tnowu-at Hull, October 27, from Sara : noes -at Liverpool, October 29, from. Li.hon VVITA-Ilt lAverpool, October 21, from Mtrotocti We. AND Jam -off DM, October 28, from cowmen t Witnnwtors Csootorre-st Gravesend, Oct. 29, from Steen BAILBD. Awn—from Gravesend, October 2 8 , to AmAterdam 00ZONATIOM —from Gravesend, October 29, to idoeudnere Datums —from Falmouth, October 27, to London Dove—Prom Shields, October 28, to Tenerife ELW,cu—from Gravesend, October 29, to B. AIM/ ILIMALATA—from Gravesend, October 72, to Port Phoip WARMONT —from Guernsey,October 20, to fn. John's A. Josmiss—from Newport, October 28, to St. 'thorns. Mewitays—from Falmouth, October 27, to fondon Morrows—trout Newport, October 27, t 0......, Alt. Thomas 11111141DT—from Plymouth, October 28, to ........ ..............e..the IPLIDOU—from Liverpool, October 28, to Lishrtl Sr. Loots—from Liverpool, October 28, to.. .. . ... .........New York Bremen Batas—from Falmouth, October 27, to........Peterebute Tamura—from Cowes, October 28, to '4lllli i ,rl VaumaismA—from Feu:oath, October 28, *to ...... ... . Lon.hu WlLlAM—from Shields, October 20, to .........Cirthattem VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Ana. of Cork, for London from Buena Ayres, Sept. 12, lat. 12 1 N , lon. 26.12 W. British Queen (ship) trora London for New York, with lon of foremso, Oct 3, lat. 42 N-, ton. 25 W. Canada (barque), of London, Aug. 29, let. 1.63 N., lon. 13.36 W. Duchess of Northumberland, for Moreton Bay, with emi grants, all well, O:t. 8, lat. 30.21 N., lon. 14.40 W. Glenlyou (barque), from London for California, Sept. 11, Lt. 2 S., lon. 21 W. Jennett (brig), from Odessa for London, Oot. 19, lat. 47.54 N., lon. 1130 W. Juno (Russian barque), for Falmouth, Oct. 20, lat. 48 N., to 16 W. Modesty (schooner), of homy, from London, bona Out, Oct. 16, let. 41.60 N., lon. 10.16 W. [Advertisement] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AN AD smuts Boxcar rot rem Cram or Lives emir ssnirs AND eso Decournori.-10. Witson ioity a . rotleman lately returned from Breed. when be had been empio for several years in the Hon. Esst inild OCOlpiey's eenice, Beal n Professor Holloway's establishment a kw cis ago to state the beeefit be had received from taking there un- P tepis having suffered teem a liver complaint for years watt a fteMen so impaired that for months be could not make use of any mild food. Other remedke seemed to have no effect on the disorder. but Holloway's pills acted so wonderfully in cleansing the liver sad the digestive oepna, that he is nor quite restored to twit by o=sta, end at Professor liolkway's establish ment, 244. Strand, 1 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. POUTER —Oot. 23, at Oxford-row, Bath, the wife of T. B. W. Forster, req., of Holt, Wilts, of aeon and heir. KNOWLES.—OIt. 23, at Bt. Bees, the wife of the Rev. E. 5. Knowles, of a daughter. LAMBERT.—Oet. 12, at Pennington Parsonage, Gant, the wile of the Bev. W. Lambert, of a daughter. LE MARCHANT.—IIept. 30, at Government House, Newfoundland, the wife of Sth O. Le Marehant, of a daughter. MARBHALL—Oat. 54, the wife of E. Marshall, 8.., Carlton vans, Canthen.road, of a daughter. 1110LE8WORTIL—Oet. 13, at Gale Home, Littlehorough, Mos. J. Moleaworth, of a 1011. 08WALD.—Oct. 20, at Amignernive, Lady Louisa Oswald, gems tardy, of a son, atill.born. MLRBIAGES. OWIE—BLAKE.—Oet fs, at Bt. Pancras Church, by the Rev. F. J. Stainforth, H. C. Cowie, Lg., of Burton-creeoent, to Jane Read, daughter of the late J. A. Blake, Eng., of St. John's, Wapping. LARTIN—HARTLEY. — Oct. 22, at Kelso, J. Merlin, Peg., of Nev' house of If untlngtower, war Perth, to Eliza Lillian, only daugh 4 f of the late W. A. Hartley, Esq., of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. ARKER—NEVILLIL—Oct. 24, at Blackburn parish church, Lan. eashire, by the Rev. J. W. Whittaker, D.D., Vicar of Blackborr, the Rev. E. Parker. ILA., Incumbent of Holy Trinity Churth, Blackburn, second sweiving son of E. Parker, Pp., of Allan:owe. Lancashire. to Cathertaa, wand daughter of the ha 1. Nash* Eig., of Beerdwood, neer Bleekbotn. MYTH—BATfilltBßY.—Oct. at Walton-on-the-8 ill Churl. / 1. the Hee. Bablereby, M.A., to [zed filielmereign Ben yds, Rag., of Liverpool, to eldest daughter of the bits C. Bata:rob', .eg., of Maiski-Lm,Lineare. DItATHB ASBITA LILA., T.—Ont. 23, at Enfield, 1111611•61, D. &Oozy, Eq., M.SC.& and apd2S. BATLIS.—Oet. $3, at TOttenbant, Mr. I. Baylis, aged 43. DOTILTOII.—Oct. f 44,, at Knepp Cad* bares, C. Houle*, 800, d Crate4.4eart, Madavetnee, apd 61. DEVERELL.—Oct. 21, at Etensteet-hea of W. D. Deverell, Thllllll.—Oet. $6, at litocitten spes.Tea, T. H. Paper, Ted, arda• IPORIITTH.—Oet. CbelftaMa, the Hon. Um Pony* 01 1 sarvivtql UAW of the Me Admiral Lord Colville, aged 64. TOX.-00..23, Asa, vile el Kr. F. Fa; of Macey-place. Woe land, ailed 41. Dorothy Margaret% wit, Printed and published Wizaduld Mum% of No. 4 Las..." street, la the City d Prheer, She Odese, lumbeld amt. b the FOOS a( WEISINIDAT, OCTOPI," w ' / 'll